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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
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- dariue thc week pass has shown sgiae siets
4.ir-e.s AID 20 be- nothing unusual b aealgFr 81
-iiv. who regard Dc present Icon 3. w .-.f.-.
.r. IL which sale 81 goods DO O.. me- o. tlLN'
~-srtisy fhrr al auy other time Of thc year bulll'
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q - i.-I-k the arrivals. although not being i.tAl
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WA Sn-au & May i0r a cruise,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
MOrtuary Report for February

From Capt, j. II. Brown, agent of the Board Of
Health, the Inortuary record for the month past
<as been received and is herewith presented This
import shows that the total deaths for the month
W. February, exceed in number by two the deaths
|reported IN January, and also shows again that
pne-soyenih Of the total number died from .'un-
Known causes. Fever and consumption claim the
largest number Of victims, and aside from the out
bid districts, Ward had the largest number of
deaths. Following is the report:
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Tor san Frauolsco. per J. c. Ford, March IL go
"a rice gl9 pkg sugar domestic value s5a6sn ..
For Portland. Oregon. per Ullock March i-aiO pigs
r. blasscs; domestic valur Sl,llo-
Fof San Francisco, per j spreckcis. March l-6,'12
Nc sugar; domestic value sib5G e.
no. San Francisco, per Eurrka, February as-s.sJi
Hkgs sugar; domestic value So, 355 p.
DO san Francisco per c Murray February -
<3l pkCs sugar e5 pkCs rice = pkgs moasses, By
.LHne. lnmn.iir NaInn 49, 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Veterans Home Association - of Califor-
MIA appeals for aid from all American residents on
the Hawaiian Islands, towards assisting them in
accommodating a sum sufficient to enable them to
build home at Napa, California for all aged and
INDECENT soldiers who served in the Civil var.
Subscriptions may be forwarded to Il. W. laine,
onmander OF the Post of the Grand Army Of the
Republic in this city Col. ]. ). Spalding, Kappa,
Kauai; G {. Williams Esq, Spreckelsville, Maui;
c. y, Arnold, Hilo, Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
Life insurance Companies.

IIte insurance companies are wont IN advcrtIs-
ING themselves TO the world and many ind field
bore for making themselves known. Fratornal
insurance organizations too are seeking their way
into the Pacific. last amongst which is the knights
OF Pythias Endowment Rank Section No. 70
instituted N this city by d. :. c. David Dayton on
The 18th OF February last. with the following
officers; Geo. Wilkins. Pres; John Cook, Vice
Pres; Hen2 smith Sec. and Treas: J. A. Rodanei,
Chap; H. h Webb, Guide; ]. d. Holt. Guard; and
T. Mclnerny, Sentinel. Although part of the
order Of knights Of Pytlias. the Rank has its
own ritual and laws for its government. snbordi-
nate only TO the Supreme Lodge of the World. all
thoss who are Knights in GOOD standing are
privileged 20 select one, two OF three classes,
SiOn being the most member can insure for
Being frate-nal organization. with no stock
holders, and no one 10 be enriched thereby, there
is little danger Of attenp; defraad the family
Of deceased member. To show the good the
traterna insurance organizations are doing few
figures may not be inappropriate From the time
OF toslr organization Up to the Isl of November
last the total amounts paid in the United States to
oeilenelAries of deceased members of the different
societies are as follows
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
IMPORTS

bon eri.r per ,yhaler orra, March l-5ooE gals oil.
rroa Nsvea-tIg. y. 5 ", per Jubilee, March $50
rE Of coal.
frum Humboldt pei rauoaia- March 2-Full load OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT Town.
80 in the shade on Saturday ut p. m. Wind
light, southerly.
One of Mr.. Furneaur's latest sketches in oil j:
on exhibition at J. NJ Dat. Jr.'s, on Merchant 1t
The LaeEu,ouaaa, H-acl,ssen and Nuiise, wer'
visited bymembers of the Ministry on the morning
Of the md inst.
Dodd is commencing TO get his watering carts IN
order for the coming season. Hope be viii be lib
orally patronized.
The Y. MICA building on Hotel street has
been plastered inside and windows are now being
placed in position.
The auction sales of Mr. Adams have been very
well attended during the past week, ngticeably SO
that Of the book sale of J. c. Glade, ESD
The Mslolii took number of lepeTs, gathered
together from different places on this Island to
the settlement on Molokai, on the Sd inst.
The mortuary record as at present kept by Capt,
Brown Is stated TO be self imposed task, no emol-
umont being received for the services rendered.
The regular monthly meeting of the Teachers
Association will be held next Friday, at 2:l5 7. NJ,
at the Fort Street school house. class exercise
will be given.
Drivers Of express carriages are all ordered to
wear their badges on the outside OF Their coats
ANY infringement Of the rule is apt to cause the
loss OF license.
A quarterly meeting of the Board of Trustees of
tic Queens Hospital will be held at the rooms OF
tho Chamber Of Commerce, at II A. NJ. tomorrow
Thursday
Another building on Nuuanu street, below I, I.
Lcuehan 4 Co.'S, is being remodelled FOL Chinese
restaurant making three Of that nationality alone,
within one block.
The Attorney General is now in the tolls of the
calm and peaceful Shepherd Saint OF Lanai, and
Is being led like a lamb 10 the slaughter-ot his
professional reputation.
severaIIbuildings on the Eva side of Fort street
below Merchant street have been moved back on a
line with Messrs. Wilder Il Co.'S building, thus
giving good sidewalk
Princess Liliuokalani held the usual monthly re
oeption at her residence on the afternoon of the
lst inst. Tho Band was in attendance and per
formed some choice selections.
The inter island race between the schooners
Nsffs Merrill and Halerkala resulted IN i victory
for the Neftc. il is now in order to haul the Hale
al7iiq up on the Marine Railway.
\ new steam whistle has been added to the Ho-
nolulu Planning Mills by Mr.. Geo. Lucas, the pro
prietoT and now announces in loud and shrll notes
the hours of :, u, and O'Clock.
Police Justice Bickerton entertained large au,
dience of curious ones the 2nd inst, the cases
of Kawainui r.. Parke, Rex Grieye, and Rex e..
Aud attracting considerable attention.
The Supreme Court decision, Queen Dowager
Emma vs.. c, Ii. Judd ct al, of the Crown Land
Commissioners, was tried by the Hon. Judge Nc
Gully and not before the full bench as printed.
Who was the Minister last Friday who took too
h holm last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Vessels in Port

NAVAL
MI BIN ; Muliuu, Edwards
~ : : L.ackawanua7 Wilson
Ia s : WauhuEctt, Pearson
lArr whAlcr WaSdcrcr5 hcLauU-
II N schr Pancuia. Higgins
Dc hk Jubiieer Dow
NLHCHANTMEls
'Am tc Morning star Bray
Al sGip Hope lrepaiHugi
NE hs Hermann, Hansen, iu distress
aA r. tern Dakota. Mcutd
81 - AbcramAu, Chapman
'All ship Gettysburg, IAecbald
Illu Blk Emerald. Cater
AZ tk Forrest Qgccn
A. h-tu Cousuelo. Howard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
PORT OF HONOLULU.

\ SAN steam Whaler Or3ca, cruise.
n Am Whaler Waudorcr. McLane. New Bedford
An Sehr punouia. Higgins. uumbaldt.
An Whaicr Mary a susGn. Barker, cruieCa
6-Br ht Jubilee. Dow Newcastle. n :. W.
Sailed.
y ss-Am hk D Murray, ICuks san Fraurisco.
An hi,te Eureka. Berry sau Francisco.
An TX Rcysrt, Mcintyre, Furt TovusCud-
i ~ ~ I-IIork swictoslaWski, Portland
An hrir y d sprcCkcls, Fries, san Frtuclscl.
Am srhr J q Ford, Le Baillstcr San Frauclscg
An whaier Orca. Coulsen, cruist.
- Al whslcr May & Susau, Barker, Arctic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Mr.. William Aud, charged with publishing the
| document which Mr. Grieve was charged with
printing, also brought before his Honor at the
\ Police Court on the ID inst, and pleaded 81 not
| guilty" continuance was had until the 9th inst,
on which latter date John Russell ESD, the counsel
for the defendant, asked for further continuance
until the Sth inst. The request was granted by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
HkwAu.

The Schooner Ida SehMarer Capt Luce, arrived
at Hilo Thursday Feb. 22d IS days from San
Francisco with mules for Hakalau and general
assortment Of merchandise for Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The mortuAry record as at present kept by Capt
Brown is stated to be self imposed task no omol-
ument being received for the services rendered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Moloti took number of lepers, gathered
together from different places on this Island, to
The settlement on Molokai, on the Sd inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
DIED.


HRICEAI,D-At U0nolzua, Hawaii, Feb I'D, from re-
tIftant fever. NORA EsMA. EIIza Youngest daughter
n Richard 7 and Bessy kcahuuui hicEard, Aged yrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The HealaHi, built by Mr.. Sorenson for His Ma
jesty the King, and which for beauty and speed is
superior to anything of her size in this harbor is
10 be used as rice drogher between this port and
Eva. 80 To what base uses &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The regular monthly meeting of the Teachers
Association will be held next Friday, at 2;l5 7. NJ
At the Fort Street school house. A class exercise
will be given
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The auction sales of Mr. Adams have been very
veil attended during the past week, ngticeably SO
that Of the book sale of J. c. Glade, Esq.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Y. NC. A. building on Hotel street has
been plasiered inside and windows are now being
placed in position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

! he guns of the q. 5. s. WdcLHsen were brought
into use on the morning of the 9th inst. being
gagged in target practice. Shell and solid shot
were used and the craftsmanship from a shore
view seemed TO be fair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Who was the Minister last Friday who took too
much gin ON board, and as he was being taken
home, said in voice checked with sobs a am a
toolr Can it be that there is truth in the story!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

VIM. Collins alias VIVA. Roster, while about half
seas over visited the Police Station at late hour
last Monday evening and was very indignant and
loud voiced IN his denunciatons at the refusal of
the native captain on watch TO allow chum of his,
who had been locked up, liberty. In the mean
time Captain Merhtens arrived and glance showed
him that Collins bore out the description of per>
chain dangling from the vest of Collins suggested
the presence Of a watch and Captain Merh,ens
proposed 20 compare timepieces. This being done
gave the officer an opportunity TO identity the
watch, by the numbers, as the one stolen. and al
most before he was fully aware of the fact Collins
was behind the bars on charge of larceny, a much
surprised and crestfallen individual
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Police Justice Bickerton entertained large
dience of curious ones the 2nd inst, the cases
Of KawAinui r.. Parke, Rex rs. Grieye, and Rex
Auld attracting considerable attention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Monday and Tuesday Feb 18th and 9Th was
very rainy days even for Hilo. On Monday be-
sugar mills in and around Hilo are now grinding
and are working large quantities of sugar daily.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Dodd is commencing TO get his watering carts in
order for the coming season. HOPE he viii be lib
erally uatruuiyni
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The PunahOu preparatory school, on tine Arm
strong premises al the head of Richard street,
side and out and reflects credit on the manage
ment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Supreme Court decision, Queen DoWager
Emma VS. c. II. Judd ct al, of the Crown Land
Commissioners, was tried by the Hon. Judge Nc
Gully and not before the full bench as printed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

by Mr.. Mellis for the display of his goods in ladies
and centlemen's furnishing goods, trimmings, etc,
ETC., and the ventilation and light noticeable must
be comfort 10 customers. The upper apartments
are occupied by Mrs. Mellis in connection with
her dressmaking and millinery establishment and
are also light and airy. This enlargement neces-
STATED as il was by increased business, is proof
of Mr.. Melhs enterprise, and his constantly in
creasing patronage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

A ouarterly meeting of the Board of Trustees of
dc 0ueen's Hospital will be held at the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce, at II A. NJ. tomorrow
|Tfrfradavh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Hop is now entirely repaired and is rugged
as n barque instead of n ship as formerly. She is
at present in mid stream but Will shortly sail for
Puget Sound in ballast, Capt. Penhalow in com
mRnd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The inter island race between the schooners
Nsffs Merrill and Halerkala resulted in victory
for the Neitc. II is now in order to haul the Hale
0iuig up on the Marine Railway.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

SeveraIlbuildings on the Eva side of Fort street
below Merchant street have been moved back on a
line with Messrs. Wilder Il Co.'S building, thus
giving good sidewalk,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

\ new steam whistle has been added to the Ho-
noiulu Planning Mills by Mr.. Geo. Lucas, the pro
prietor and now announces in loud and shril notes
the hours of :. L, and > o'clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Hawaiian Guard, Co. A, one OF the volunteer
corps of this city has found that the boast of hera
drd the ponp Of power" alike await the inevitable
hour, and the name has been quietly withdrawn
from the list of existing corps (es).
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Lackuoun,a, WacLHset and MHiiae, were
visited by members of the Ministry on the morning
Of the End inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Another building on Nuuanu street, below T, I.
Leuehan a Co.'S Is being remodelled for Chinese
restaurant, making three of that nationality alone
within one block.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Princess Liliuok.lani held the usual monthly re
oeption at her residence on the afternoon OF the
LIST inst Tho Band was in attendance and per
formed some choice selections.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Drivers Of express carriages are all ordered to
wear their badges on the outside Of their coats,
ANY Infringement Of the rule is apt to cause the
loss Of license
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Attorney General is now in the tolls OF the
calm and peaceful Shepherd Saint OF Lanai, and
is being led like lamb 10 the Slaughtered his
nrnfessinnaI renutation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

One of Mr.. Furneaux's latest sketches in oil IS
on exhibition at J. NJ Dat, Jr.'s on Merchant st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The auction sale of all the household furniture
in the residence of Mr.. j. c. Glade Judd street,
takes place at 10 A. NJ. to-day, under the auspices
of Mr.. Adams DOdd's omnibuses will afford a
means of transit to intending purchasers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

PHTfAEED ~ WHLAN O sNTTH-
'iogL Broker, No D Merchant Street Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

ABOUT TOWN..
80 in the shade on Saturday at 3 p. Wind
light. southerly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

new street Is in progress of construction to
means of Ford's Lane, Just maHka of the first
bridge This is an Improvement long required as
means of entrance and exit TO dwellers IN that
region.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Monsieur de LOuyieres, Secretary 10 the French
Legation in this Kingdom, expects 10 leave by the
no1t steamer for Sydne,. His wife accompanies
him and it is with regret that Honoulusociety will
bid adieu to 50 polished a gentleman and so charm
ing lady.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The poem of the Z" Growing of the Dread King
by Geo. W, Stewart which originally appeared in
the columns of the Saturday Pres has been pub
lished IN a neat pamphlet of thirty-two pages by
Mr.. Ihrum, aud a copy forwarded TO this Office
This little brochure is becoming companion TO
" Hawaiian Verse previously published by Mr.
Thrum, both being appropriate presents to friends
abroad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Prof. Hitchcock lecture at the Honolulu Lyceum
on the evening of the 9Th instant was well at
attended by audience who paid close attention
TO the discourse and diagrams presented by the
leCturerin relation 10 the "CarboniferOus Period
The next lecture will be a Life in the Later &c
illogical Periods and will be delivered tomorrow
evening Thursday, at the Lyceum. The fifth,
and probably the last lecture of the course will be
gwen on the 10Th inst, at the same place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Postmaster General, II. NJ. Whitney Esq.
has examined the blanks already prepared for the
local money order system lie finds that they are
large and announcement. II Is his wish to model
our money orders upon those of Great Britain or
the United States We know that those in use IN
the former country are quito small, and require
very little clerical work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

At the regular meeting of the Honolulu Library
and Reading Room Association on Friday evening
last, Mr.. G. II. Barton was elected Secretary, in
place of Mr.. q. W Stewart, who has recently left:
the country. The Constitution was amended so as
10 provide for quarterly meetings Of the Society
instead Of monthly as heretofore. The President,
Vice President Secretary and Treasurer were then
added to the Building Committee. which nov con
sisis of nine members viz: Messrs. A. J. Cart
wright. A. :. Hartwell, A. Marques, 4. G. Thrum,
c. l. Rodgers. :. b. Dole. ". NJ. Scott, A. l. Smith,
and G. H Barton
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-07-07
LEEsBURG, Cameron Parish, La.

July 4, 1883.
TO the Lake Charles Echo:
Ne had the pleasure of meeting to-
day our genial friend Capt. E Sturlese,
Of Grand Cheuier, who was. as usual,
in fine health and spirits The captain
is one of the enterpIisiug citizens of our
parish and 10 always ready to further
any enterprise that will tend to develop
and improve our COuntry, and is at this
time much interested in having a
steamboat in MermeDtau river, to run
from the Graud Chenier to the railroad
bridge crossing that river, eighty miles
from the mouth. The captain informed
NE that few days ago he other enter
prisiug citizeus Of Grand Chenier and
Lake Arthur raised $1,000 towards the
enterprise, us an evidence Of their faith
in such Il trade, and have made neces-
snry arrangements to have the boat
there shortly. 1t is to be hoped that
success will attend their efforts.
The police jury met last Monday and
convened as reviewing board to exam
inc into the listing Of oil taxable prop
erty in this parish A few lists have
been objected to on account Of light
valuation aud will issue summons for
the parties tomorrow. To-day being
the 4th, no business was transacted.
Our regular jury term Of the district
court conyenes on the 10th inst.
Weather agreeable. Coz.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-07-07
DIED.

JONES-At the residence of his son, II. y.
Jones, near Lake Charles, Sunday, July J.,
1888. GRAY BARNES JONES, aged seyenty7tiYe
years, eight mouths and twenty7seTen DAYS.
Mr.. Jones was born at Raleigh, n.
o., Oct. 4, 1907 ,immigrating to Missis-
sippi in 1857, from whence he removed
to tlns parish in 1868. For upwards
Of thirty live years he had been . mem
ber of tue Baptist church. He was a
good citizen, q man who had seen much
Of the world, OF a kind and genial tenn
permanent, and made many friends
among those with whom lie came in
contact. The sympathies Of the Echo
are extended Tue son, the only surYiY-
ing relative in tlrs portion Of the state,
who has in thelastfew years been called
upon to mourn the loss Of wife, chill
dren and father.
COIE-At his residence IN Gonzales
county, Texas, June 3, 1858, y. L. Cole,
aged about 90 years
The deceased was formerly q resi-.
dent Of lake Charles, having removed
from this place to Gexas some fourteen
years ago He leaves large family
aud numerous other relatives 70 mourn
his loss.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-07-07

Tie Lake Charles Female Seminary
closed its first session on Friday, June
%, 1888. under circumstances very en-
couragiug to the teacher and with re-
suits most gratifying and satisfactory
to the patrons. IL is unnecessary to
enumerate the disadvantages under
which this institution has labored dur
ing this, its first session, for these are
we'll known to all and had it not been
presided over by a master spirit, well
and thoroughly equipped for every
work and duty, aud ready for any
emergency arising therein, its life
would have been of short duration aud
now it a thing of the past. The inaug-
uration in this place OF the system Of
public examination of students at the
closing of sessions, is a step upward
and surely in the right direction. But
as it was something new to the stu.
dents, of course they felt degree Of
embarrassment natural to them ~ their
youth, aHa induced partially by the
novelty Of the surrouudings. NothWilh.
standing this, they showed that their
teacher had used much care aud pains
taking in instructing them. and they
had profted 10 most credible degree
thereby. Although the session lasted
but a lew months, owing to the fact
that the school opened very Late, vet
there have been in attendance twenty
three pupils. We have been reliably
informed that the principal Of this
Seminary intends establishing herself
permanently as o teacher in Lake
Charles, and to this end will publish q
catalogue showing her course Of study,
mode Of instruction. and ideas Of the
management aud government Of girls
and young ladies during their attend.
ance at school. A school thus graded
and properly managed is what our cit-
zens should gladly welcome and sup
port with pleasure, since it possesses q
deiniteness of aim, peEmaneuey OF
character, and a degree Of proficiency
that IS eminently calculated to insure
the greatest good, morally and intellec-
tualiy, 70 the attendants. ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-07-07
n. ~. O'SuLLIVAY.

Possibly our correspondent may be
too sangnine about the cutting away"
powers Of the expected steamboat, As
the Mes leque is the main tributary Of
the Mermeptau. We presume the rail-
road bridge which spans the latter
stream will be the first to suecumb to
what Mr.. O'Sulivan thinks is newt
able; SO we may anticipate lively times
on the Mermentau when the aforesaid
steamboat arrives ED