Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-10


Is convalcscenl and hopes soon to return to
her duties.
At For.St Church Sunday evening Mr..
crnzan will preach upon "The Muct.rake v.
The Crown"
Miss Hannah Smithes was married to Mr.
J. A. Palmer, by Rev. Alexander Macintosh,
last Thursday.
The conclusion Of Mr.. Byce's interesting
the fourth page.
The value OF the estate of the late T.. o.
Hall was, according to his will admitted 10
probate last Monday, $4,000.
Messrs. y. Dillingham; & Co. have now
larger accommodations for their large stock,
having built new warehouse in rear Of their
store on Fort street.
Treasurer Cooke Of Oahu College has sent
out circulars asking subscriptions TO the guar
antcc building fund.- and trust to have many
satisfactory responses.
Mr.. !. NJ. Davidson, formerly leading
member Of the Hawaiian bar, arrived on the
Mariposa looking in robus, health possibly
result Of his recent travel in Mexico.
Some boys sho, a Chinaman in the back
near Thomas Square last Sunday night. An
air gun loaded with a bullet was used. The
brutal little towards ran away and were not
identified
a correspondent asks space for the following
conundrum: "Why are the Saturday evening
concerts a, the Hawaiian Hotel so much better
patronised than the Monday evening ones at
Emma Squaref
Captain Wckman Of the schooner Eva has
left at this office several copies Of the Time
Telephone, newspaper published at Eureka,
California the largest exporting port Of red
wood lumber in the state.
Miss Jennie Robertson, recently favorite
teacher in the Fort.Sttee, School, was married
last Monday night at the residence Of Mr.. S.
NJ. Damon, to Mr.. c. W. Ashford, a young
member Of the Hawaiian bar.
Such funny work as was made the Anglican
Church Chronicle last week. 1t appeared with
two transposed pages giving the paper at whose
Office the Anglican was first printed oppor.
tunity to do the solemnly spitefu
An interesting revival season is reported at
the kawaahao Seminary which gives joy and
encouragement 10 the teachers and promoters
Of the institution. Friends of the education of
Hawaiian girls take fresh courage.
II the malicious persons who recently set
adrift the lIealani and the Addie might have
been caught in the act, tarred, feathered and
made to pose on the roof of the light house all
one day, the mosqui,o.hect men might breathe
more easily.
The government, Of Norway and Sweden
have presented TO Mr.. J. c, Glade of this city,
in recognition OF his servicesas consulat this port
for the government of those countries, has sent
that gentlemen the insignia of the royal order
Of "Wasa."
First-Oiicer Carnie, of the Bell Rock, was
honoraby acquitted las, Monday by the court
of inquiry called by the British Commissioner
to examine into the shooting mentioned in last
weeks Press. Messrs. Cleghom and Mist
formed the court.
Mr. {. ]. Lyons, of the Survey Department.
delivered very interesting free lecture
last Thursday evening at the y. NJ.
{. A. Hall upon the land system of these
islands, the difficulties and the progress Of the
work SO far accomplished.
A pleasant interchange of courtesies has
taken place between the pastor and official
board OF ort-Street Church, on the one hand,
and Rev. ). c. Damon, on the other. The
former have invited the latter to preach his
memorial sermon ON Luther at Fort-Street
Church Tomorrow morning and Mr.. Damon
has accepted the invitation. There will be no
service at the Bethel.
A Constant Reader of all the Papers"
makes the following point. "The Bulletin is
quite night in condemning the practice of dis
turb'ng audiences during the performance of
any particular number OF selection; but 1t is
absurd to seold about encores. The latter
practice Is one that obtains everywhere, and
there is no other way in which appreciation so
satisfactorily may be shown"
A number Of the recently arrived Aroreans
met and mated on the voyage and were
married early this week. The interior office
was bcsieged by twelve couples OF them last
Monday and--in the graphic gush Of colonial
contemporary J. Boyd furnished the
ladies and gentlemen with all they required
In his usual feliciious manner" In the
language OF the sagaeious Squeers; "iere's
richness"
Seven Franciscan sisters arrived by the Ma
riposa under the temporary charge Of Mother
Marianne. Right Rev. Lady Superior Pro-
vincial Of the order in the United States. The
six who remain here are Sisters An,onela, 10
naventura, Cresentia, Ludoyica, Renata and
Rosalic. Two Of the six will be made ladies.
superior, and the three TO 20 to wailuku will
be chosen before Mother Marianne returns.
Father Leonore through whose efforts the
sisters have been secured received the sisters
At the wharf and presented them to Mrs. T..
NJ. Beckley and MI. Gibson -the former rep
sesen,ing Queen kapiolani, who sent her car
riases to receive the sisters.
Lack Of space prevents detailed mention Of
tbs installation exercises Of Algaroba Lodge,
!. 0, G. T., which took place last Monday
night, the following gentlemen and ladies
being installed in the following Offices
MI. j. y. Aihes,on, q. l.. and y. w. {. I.
Mr. William CLARK, ". c. T. Miss A. Car
ses, X. II, 5. f; NJ. John Spence. l.. H. S.
Ms. n +. Burgess, V. W. c. 7. Mr. J.
u. Hare, W. s., Mr., James Mott. Y. {.
Nj. Henry Emerson, W. T. +; Mr.. James Ma
eulse, sr, W. NJ, Miss Edith Carter. ID. NJ.
NJ n. :, Burgess, W. c., Mr.. Jane,
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