Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-24

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credit iot Tho succr,s of MI Ma,hfhnr, a
that grnllcmans cuisines, proficiency w
chiefly Acquired here. ~, mc,rz, bon huiljinl
lup The nag tom q worthless property co. uu
NJ the hcsi paying week.-Mrs. ON th, ltdh
Coast has hccndur tn three causes hi, shtrW,
foresight IN securing lhctrc fo, it, c,ltut'mp
his wise llhrraliN wv paying mll value tut guu,
wutk, AMI his Personal popularity among bust
nc,, and .o,ielY leaders 1T San Francisco.
The tn,kc, match last Wednesday. at Nv,
Parade Crund. was the u,,a,ian ui mn,l
pleasant cun,i,ialtN, The game resulted 10
| victory Tot the Ss.fgliEfs team b, q s,utc o
- To- y. Although the Honolulu club Wa
| So lhdly hratrn, the mgtr tact NJ having
,tunng eleven to play against ought to show
out boys Whctr thri, weak points hc r,rc
vcung pm,lt,c Is all that seems essential ~
establish good club hctr, such an otEini
sAtion merit, the support ct all those wen to-
do titigcrs who believe that athletic exercise.
| ptupctlN carried on, IS one " the best methods
81 securing to the community generation "l
manly Young men
\ correspondent. signing himself "StnnE
| e. writes toa.k There I've any known mcthud
/ vt eating maugo,s elegantly There atc
man, way oi performing that somewhat din
| cult act. The musi satisfactory plan Is to let
q native eat them lot YOU Another which
/ hoasls the sanction vt the political c,litot uf
| thi, papri isto 60 Into the rcat lard and cat
yuur mangur, in the privacy ut the poultry
house. still another, recommended by one vi
! the man, muicl housewives who adon this city,
Is thus. Stick into the larger end vi the
fruit three tncl tptk, then pare the trtt and
cat ~ " It Wctr that brnchcicnt CONNECTION
fatb ON a stick
THE Hawaiian Chinese News Company"
is alsnut to hrgin the publication ~ q small
weekly newspaper in the Chinese language
It's projectors have already issued a neat pros.
pccuS, in which they say, in parts Although
the Chinese constitute very considerable clc,
mrnt IN the population ct the Hawaiian Is.
lands, and ate actively engaged in many agri.
culnn land commercial pursuits, STILL up To-
the prcsen, time, there has been no newspaper
published in their own language, They are,
accordingly ignorant vi many matters vi great
Importance transporting here and in other parts
of the world The name of the publication
designed to correct the state Of affairs com.
planned ni will I've T,iw Shan San 10, or, 11s
HI;niii1 CAiS1ss Nr;,g
The monthly social At the Fort Street Church
last Thursday night, was well attended. The
musical poItion OF the programme consisted Of
an organ voluntary by Myton Jones; vocal
solo Ivy Mis-, Crufnn, Voices OF the Sea, :"
music by ". W. Gilchrst and words 10y Al.
drich: and a vocal THO by Mrs. ilaniord, Miss
Kate Lewis and W W. Hall Mr.. Cmsans
lecture ON Kings OF Men" was delivered y
second time 10 apptcoiativc hearers. There
was music, refreshments and conversation, AZ.
tel the lecture. II has been suggested that the
social character of gatherings like that oi
last Thursday night would be better maintained
Il a..
seats, thereby Attending those present better
opportunity To move about, To gather in groups
and TO converse,
Fou.St Church will. as usual bc taS,efully
decorated tomorrow, and in the morning
Pastor CruEan will preach an appropriate
Easter sermon. In the evening there will be
an Easter Praise Service, rendered 10y the ex.
eellent choir of the church, largely augmented
for this occasion, The following musical Sc.
lectionS will be rendercdi
Great Is the Ioni HAYDEN
Christ being raised. Elvcy
My heart ever faithful .............. Bach
(Solo by Mrs ]. Z. Hanford)
Thanks be To God r. .SuddS
| II know that my Redccmer lives =" ........ Handel
hArk ten thousand harpS and voices Mason
Organ Noltuntaries: l. Andan,e Schubert.
| ,. Cuius Animams -RoSsini,
Mr.. CmEan will deliver brief address, and
will be assisted in the services by Rev. 5. T.
Bishop
Judge MoCully of the supreme Court has
had no extended vacation from his official du.
ties during the six years he has been on the
| bench. lie now purposes TO leave on April Sth
| by the .iHSfyglid, il accommodations may bc
had ON that popular and usually crowded steam
CT. During his absence, which will probably
occupy six months, the Judge will visit Europe
a well many points in the United States.
| The Attorney. General states that his contem-
| plated trip TO San Francisco cannot be made
until May. lie is unable yet TO say whether
his visit will be private, semi official, OF by au-
thorily OF Government. News expected by the
next California mail will determine the capaci.
~ in which he will go. The rumors that Pro.
icSSor Alexander, OF the Coast Survey, was
soon 10 visit the Coast are uniounded. That
gentleman states that curren, duties demand
his attention and promise TO be for some time
continuous.
Another link that connected us with the
early days OF Hawaiian civilization is severed in
the death in this city on the ,Ist instant OF
Charles Titeomb, at the ripe age OF 10 years, 7
months and ~ days. Mr.. Ttoomb was born
in Boston, Mass, if the Pres is correctly in
formed, and was one OF the company Of the
sup LJVdi stIaIlucu IN - raise IaSSahei
Maui, August, 1880. He settled here and
early identified himself with the agricultural
interests of the Islands, making Kauai hi.
home. Following the example of Messrs.
Bernard and Rhodes in coffee culture at Hama
lei, early in the "forties, this district soon be
came noted for its systematic cultivation bu,
the gold fever of 40 and the blight Of a few
years later broke up coffee growing, and W,
md the subject OF this sketch giving his atten
ton to cane planting. Having primitive works
his whole product was for many years put into
synsp, during which time "Titcomb's Colder
Syrup" was the choice article OF our groceries
Mr.. Titoomb was also early connected with
the movement to introduce silk culture oil
these Islands. He was an industrious, law
abiding Citizen; neighbor to be desired, anS
an afiectionate husband and father. lie leave
behind him large family OF children, consist
ing Of five daughters and three sons, mos, o
whom are men and women grown.