The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-14

When Mr.. Castle first began to call attention to
the outrage of the KiHgs COr0H0fi0H HH'Is, he was
well aware that the programmes had been printed
at the GAZETTE office.
The p. NJ. 5. 5. ZsalaHdi1 arrived out on the Goth
| ult Z days from this port. The Ella, HespsIiTH
and w. II. Nsyey had also arrived out in -, y and
| . days respectively.
A set Of volumes comprising The Library OF
Choice Literature costing S3G-and Science for
| All in volumes at S;i250 are TO be added 20
| the Government Library
Two Launches were dispatched from Il. b. N. ;.
Nrif'ssYr on Sunday 20 convey visitors from shore
to that vessel. On next Sunday boats will also Toe
placed at the disposal Of visitors.
The arrival Of the sur. with late mails was quite
an advantage to the corresponding public, espeo-
] iJlly as answers could be rapidly forwarded by
the outgoing p. NJ. 5. 5. Gig Of Sy'''eg.
The Band gave delightful concert at Emma
Square on the evening Of the l2th which vzs well
attended residents and visitors from the Sirir-
ed sd. Several Of tbs pieces were heartily applaud
! TIE z. NJ. 5. 5. Cty Of Sydney arrived at Az ii.
on the 18th inst from the South she brings Aus
] traliau dates to the 22ud February. She sailed
again for san Francisco at 7 p N. same date heav-
/ lily laden.
! Port surveyor Morrill, seized 20 half pound tins
Of opium which were found packed in a half barrel
/ Of salmon on the Sue marked J. 5. The cousig-
nee saved himself from residence on the reef by
not entering them.
! Among the passengers who left By the Ctyet
! Sydney, yesterday We noticed Mr. and Mrs. L. X
Walker, Mr.. 5. 4. Alexander, Consul Severance,
Mr.. Geo. Lucas and Mr.. J. +. Hacdeld. In all
! there were about 20 passengers.
It is a pleasure to state that one Of the Suns Of
| Dr. Hutchinson, who accompanied his father to
/ Wellington, " T., has passed successful eGImi.
nation on entering college at that place, winning
/ praise fI0m the examining teachers
The local cricket sharps did not turn up SatuT-
/ dav afternoon the grounds at Makiki. Rumor
hath it that the Srtfs',s's cricket team are not
very strong at either bat or wicket and were not
rash enough to precipitate defeat.
The bark Elsiaorc has been purchased by Messrs.
j. g. Merrill d Co. of San Francisco and VIII be
put by them IN the trade between here and the
Coast Capt G. W. jerks old skysailsI, will
bring the vessel down on her initiatory trip.
We are glad to hear that Dr. Robert McKibbln
has been granted leave Of absence for months.
The Doctor has been at his post with scarcely any
rest for several wears and we'll deserves long Holt
day. We hear that be will leave by the next trip
Of the sHfz.
Hon and Mr.. c. r. Bishop entertained Che
officers Of II. B. NJ. SsJtsVrr at their city resi-
donca yesterday. In the afternoon lawn tennis
and other games occupied the time and attention
Of the party present and IN the evening tie light
fantastic was the closing event.
The native boat boys took advantage Of the
s1utheFly wind which was blowing ON sunday by
supplying their boats with tarpaulius, old umbrg
las and parasols and after landing passengers on
the vessels IN the hgrbor, would return shore
wards propelled by the wind blowing ON these Sub
EtltutCs for sails.
The RslIlsi, His Majesty yacht and the yachts |
E.sNcss, Emma, and i6dis were all out last sun |
day and presented interesting sight Is they |
manCuvred IN the harbOr and beat ont the chan |
IL o.. .HrfFl r.f1 limo
sea. took ana extended trip of Diamond Head. ] be |
hft''''ai went ON a cruise to Pearl river.
A sailor named John SehgsOu, belonging 10 the |
Ssl1Ia while engaged at work the foTe-tOp-gal-
LIANT yard OF the vessel Monday morning, suddenly
fell from that dizzy height 10 the deck, striking on
the rail- receiving injuries which caused his Imma-
date removal to the Hospital where be died on the
18th instant
The Hop seems to have been fay0ulo place |
i8r dessrters from the vessels to retreat to- no
less than four being found her Just previous to
her departure on last Thursday for Puget Sound. |
They were taken charge of By Captains Fehbehr |
and Alehrteus, brought on shore, and returned TO |
their vessels.
Mr. David Dean, the popular purser Of the stmr. |
tfyfrHli1 resigned his position on that vessel ON
her arrival at Sydney the last trip owing 90 ILL
health. Mr.. Dean Is passenger to this port by |
the Ciny " Sydney, and after short s1iuru here !
intends going 20 England He left last evening on /
the LillIils for a visit TO Maui,
Last Friday the monthly meeting of teachers /
was held in the Fort Street schOOl-rOOm. There /
was large attendance. Mr. d. NJ. Scott gave I
practical exercise in the teashIug of mental grith-
metic to children of the sixth grade The subject /
for next meeting will be the Geography Of the Ha-
waian Islands, which will be presented by Mr.. A.
T. Atkinson.
The names Of the two steamers now building In
Philadelphia and which will most probably run /
between this port and San Francisco in the Oceanic
1Tr1n fhD NfTgF4-44H and Sl1-FF lhfg
of 5000 tons register Capt Howard Of the Con-
sHsia Will probably 60 East this trip leaving his
vessel at San Francisco. and bring one Of the new
steamers hither
The German steamer EbgsaJsL sailed from
Penarth, England Feb, 9Th for BTemerhayen.
BY information received from Mr. J. +. Hackfeld it
is learned tha.sh vessel sailed from that latter
port ON the 2jtf5f Feb. with no families and 30 |
single men, immigrants for this port. The British
steamer IbsJusibis sailed on the 9Th Of Feb from
Cardiff for Honolulu r1 the Azore Islands.
The inter-island steamers T.. r. Bishop aud
IluHfs Nals had a tria of speed from NawiliEili
Kauai to this port the last down trip, the Mgiss
Capt. Mcdonald beating her rival over an hour
in the run between the two ports. Capt Cameron
and the btshop enjoys such q good reputation
among the travelling community that his boat
was filed quickly with passengers but they, like
the Bishop got badly left
BY the S4ts news vas received IN this city Of
the death at Yaladista, Georgia, Of Dr.. OrTiu s
Cummings who formerly N practice in this
city. Dr. Cummings was well and taFurably
known In this community and 1t Is with regret
that tie sad news Of his early death is chrUuicled
Many friends Of the family tender their sympath-
les With Uucs TO the widow and the fatherless
children in this hour If their sorrow.
Our resume of the Session Laws of lss3 will be
completed next week with a review of the new tax
law. The importance to the community of under !
standing the differences between tins law which |
goes into effect the present year, and the old tax
Law, are such that shall present them, without |
the technical yerbiage, at some length. laA pay
ors may save themselves from much difficulty by
carefully examining this new tax law, for 1t Is in
some RESPECTS a great innovation.
w Fave received the first number Of the Ias,.
iCrH uHI Chimes Ns7s published ia san Francisco.
CALIFORNIA, which claims 10 be the only paper pub
llshed N the two languages IN the world. Kim
Wing is mentioned as the senior proprietor OF the
Journal, wealthy Chinese resident Ths outside /
pages OF this paper arr printed IN English and the
matter thus presented, Is translated into Chinese
By Mr.. kim Wing and written OF painted by him
on paper, after which it Is photo lithographcd and
then printed. There is undoubtedly vast field
for paper IN san Francisco. and like enterprise
might succeed here.
Il B.AL s. Mgfiue. Captain Edwards. sailed
from port here on the ilth inst hound to Nanc0u-
yer Z. c. The general report for the seemingly
sudden departure of the NFfYis was that trouble
existed among the Indians Of British Columbia
and that the presence Of q var vessel was uocess-
AIRY. Later information obtained shows that
orders had been DISPATCHED some time previous to
Captain Edwards TO proceed 20 Vancouver but |
they had not been received by him. II Is reason
ably supp a that the sudden dispatch forward OF
the MfiHe ls 10 enable her To dock clear up, and
be out of the way BY the time Of the arrival Of the
Sc.ffsNrr az Vancouver.
On several occasions the g ,zsr1E has called at
tention to the rough handling prisoners receive at
the hands Of the police Last night one Of these
disgusting scenes vas enacted on the Esplauade,
in which a partially intoxicated wOuld-bo passen-
ger BY the California steamer was being taken to
the Station House by two policemen. Tie
wuuld-be passenger could not speak English and
wanted TO 90 back 70 the steamer 10 set his bag
gage, but instead was forcibly dragged for a dis
lance through the dust Of the streets and when the
by ISLANDERS demonstrated. they finally picked the
man up. The man We understand had passport !
and his passage ticket IN his possession, but the
steamer sailing shortly after his arrest he lost his
passage and baggage.
Prof. Hitchcock delivered the fourth Of the
series of lectures which he had been engaged for
under the auspices Of the Y u. G. A. On The eve
ming Of the cth inst at the Iyceum having for his
subject Life II the Later Geological Periods. The
audience present vas large aud paid close atten-
ton TO the discourse Of the speaker. On Saturday
the 10th inst Prof Hitchcock gave the last lecture
in the course, AZ the slne place. aud 10 an aldi-
ence that showed decided increase II numbers
over previous assemblrggs, testing the Lycelm to
is utmost seating and standing room capacity. |
The lecture vas more local in its character than