The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

| The boat-house OF the Myrtle Club slirped iron
of the cOral-stOne foundation ON which It is built
the evening Of the 18th inst, and had a marrow
escape from being totally wrecked. II Is again
back in position and the members nov waiting
20 see His Maiesty's boai-hOuse 90 through The
same performance
The friends Of Mr. Raiard, late chancellor Of IN,
French Consulate IN this city, Will be glad 30 hear
that the French Government has advanced him q
chancellor Of the second class. This is the NOR,
gratifying IT given without solicitation and
recognition of the satisfaction with which they
| regard his services.
Hollister d Cos Fort street store was broken
into Monday evening and the sum of 70 taken,
Captain Wond Of the Police force took the matter
in charge and on yesterday afternoon arrested
Joseph Woodward a half white formerly employed
in the establishment and succeeded IN recovering
portion of the money
That was a Jolly party which visited mine host
Nowlein on the night of the 10th inst. and right
| ROYALTY did they entertain themselves. champagne
flowing like water Yet. had an unfriendly scribe
10 those who were there, dropped in, the principal
actors would have been anything but pleased, 1t
the tale be might have told.
The shooner LHIu which has been employed
| coaling the Maayrs at the time Of the episode Of
| the drowning Of the small pox patient was re
| moved from the work by order of the Board Of
| Health Immediately after the unfortunate occur
| renee. Work was however allowed TO BE- again n
| sumed on the next morning.
NIessrs. Macfarlane & Cos opening" was
attended by great crowd Of people who although
The crush is now over, and those who would enjoy
quiet inspection of the remaining novelties need
only supply the time and their presence and Messr
Macfarlane will offer the opportunity.
| A slight fire occurred at the residence of Mr..
James Aud ON Emma street yesterday forenoon
and which destroyed portion of a bath-house.
| The fire was early discovered and might have
I ~
| the taps. Recourse had 10 be had 10 green bana-
mas leaves with which the fire was beaten out.
| The Hawaiian Minstrels which include the
| Jolly star, Fisher imam and n crowd of Jolly
| satellites intend to shed their luminosity the
| general public at the Music Hall on Saturday
evening next. The support which they have
| previously received from ihH public will most
thankfully be received by q oE, 1n this occasion.
The expenses CONNECTED with the qUarantined
| N1drus amount by this time 10 over Sl-OO.
Even the boat rides taken by the Secretary Of the
| Board Of Health. are charged to the vessel.
although from the nun-appearance of that worthy IS
signature to the official correspondence the
| general public might have supposed that there
was no such parsonage.
The band concert at Emma Square ON Thursday
evening, although not well attended, account of
the counter attraction Of the entertainment by the
| Library Association at Music Hall was most en-
ioyable and thoroughly appreciated BY the small
nov pieces Peers March, from the opeIetta Of
| lolanthe and the latest Strauss waltz 81 Merry
/ War"
The cargo taken by the Sues TO San Francisco.
i,2li,sij lbs. of which was sugar, had domestic
valuation of S275,s96.26. The FioHn which sailed
Just about one wear ago MAY ~ lSs2l had ;fiigOI
lbs more Of sugar and had total valuation of
S3l3 s6273 the lost Fiona is yet accredited with
having carried the largest cargo as regards dOmes-
tic products and valuation that ever left this port
An interesting collection Of little drawings Is ON
exhibition at Messrs. Williams and Co.'S photo
graphic gallery They are the work Of Mrs. Strungs
drawing class. The members of the class have
only been taking lessons three months and some
of them even for less time The work Is good
and shows careful training on the part Of Mrs.
Strong. Two little boys, under eight years Of age
deserve especial mention, Masters Walter Dilling
ham and Earnest Adams, the latter shows consid-
able talent.
The steamer ". n. Ess3 is IN port for refuge,
having been unable 10 remain at HonOksa where
she had anchored TO discharge a load Of lumber
brought to that port from HIlO. The stormy wind
and heavy sea encountered by her there, caused
the parting Of her moorinC lines, so, for safety
she ran for tins port her 5000 feet of lun
ber splitting sails on the way down and encoun-
tering the usual trials and tribuintiuns Of
stormy passage. She will probably be RELEASED
and registered before leaving.
Another case Of attempted house burning by