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


Pom Survivor Morrill, seized % half pound TINS
! q Opium which we're found packed II half bErrel
! OF salmon or the SHc- marked J. :. The c1usl--
] uaG saved himself from residence or the reef by
] uui entering them
Among tie passengers zho left BY the ctr u
] S7aulH, yesterday We noticed NJ. and Mrs J.. T.
] Walker. Mr.. ;. 4 Alexander. Consul Severance.
/ NJ. Geo. Lucas and Mr. J. 7. Hacdeld. IL all
] there were about 81 passenger
/ Itisa pleasure 20 state thlt one Of the sons Of
Z Dr. Hutchinson, who accompanied his father 10
Wellington y. z. has passed successful eIauli.
nation on entering college al that place. winning
/ praise iz11u tbs examining teachers
The local c-ickei zharps did not turn mp Satur-
Z dav afternoon on the grounds al Maklkl Rurnor
hath i that thu Si-rtsHTF.E cricket team are not
very strong At either BAT OF wicket and were not
rash enough 20 precipltate defeat
Ihs bark Eran5rr has been purchased by Nessrs.
j. c. Merrill d Co Of san Francisco and wll be
pzt by them Il the trade between here and the
Coast Capt G. VI. jerks old skvsailsI, vil
bring the vessel down on her initIato-y trip.
We arr -iad to hear that d.. Robert sIekiBbia
has been granted lsave Of absence for months.
The Doctor has been as his post with scarcely any
rus for several wears. and vel deserves long hob
dEy- VIC hear thai hc VII leave by she next tr1p
q tbs Sues
Hon and Mrs. C. E Bishop entertained tls
. T. d VI
de1ce yests-day- II the afternoon Lawn tennis
and other games occupied the TINE and attention
Of the party present and in The evening the light
fantastic Eas the closing event
The native boat boys took advantage Of the
s1uther.y wind which was blowing on Sunday by
supplying their boats with tarTa1lins ole u1trel-
las and parasols, and after landing PASSENGERS on
the WAY vessels IN the hlr5gt, would returu shore
wards propelled by The wind blowing on these sub
stituios for sails
The Es1r4ai, His Majesty yacht and ths Yachts
E1st's4, Euu1. and Af0ts were al ont last sun
day and presented an interesting sight O. they
IlAueuvred II the Elrbor and beat OFT the chan
mel The little EaHl-. notwithstanding the rough
sea. took an extended trIp Of Diamond Head be
Aif.1ff vent on q cruise 20 Pearl river.
A sailor named John Sell-sou. belonging 10 tie
Se'5.l- while engaged az work OF the to-s-iup-al-
LIANT ward OF the vessel Monday morning. suddenly
fl from that dizzy height 10 the deck striking on
the rail reugivinc injuries which caused his inr1e-
dIatg removal to the Hospital. here be died The
18th instant
The Hop seems 10 have been a favoriie place
cr deserters frlEn the vessels TO rCtreat %. no
less than four being found her just previous 20
her departure On last THURSDAY for Puget Sound.
They were taken charge q by Captains Fehlbehr
and Aelrteus- brouEl; on shore. and returned 20
their vessels
M David Dean, the popular purssr Of the stmr.
af.yfrTi-. resigned his position on that vessel on
her arrival a sydney the last trip. owing 90 i'll
health. Nj. Dean is q passenger 10 this port by
the CfHr+ SaiHer. and after q shdri soiurn here
luieuds going 70 England He left last evening ou
the Lr.ri.s for VISIT 10 Mani
las. Friday the monthly meeting u teachers !
was held In the Eort Street school-ro1m There 1
was D. large ATTENDANCE Nj u Il. Scott gave I
practical exercise IN the teaching of mental Hrith-
metic % children Of the sixth grade The subject
flT next meeting vii be the Geography Of the Ha-
10
T. Atkinson
The names Of the two steamers nov building IN |
Philadelphia and which VIII most probably run /
bel tins portland san Francisco the Oceanic /
line. are the Mlr7l1sr and shasta They are each /
Of sou tons register. Capt. Howard Of the Con-
sHsIo VIII probably 60 East this trip leaving his
vessel az san Francisco, and bring one Of the new
steamers hither.
The German steamer Etreatft sailed from 4
Penarth, England. Feb, 9th for Bremerhaven. Il
BY information received from Mr. J. +. Hackfeld il
Is learned thaishe vessel sailed from that latter
port On the 1df7f Feb with l5l families and 20 |
single men. immigrants for tins port The British
steamer Aly11otis sailed the 9Th Of Feb. from
Cardif FOR Honolulu Ga the Azore Islands
The intsr-isand steamers c. r. Bids4 and /
falHss N1l1f had q trial Of speed fron NaWilIEih Il
kauai TO this port on the last down tIip. tie M1ses
Capt Mcdonald beating her rival Over an hour
n tie run between the two ports Capt Cameron
ana the Bisiap enjoys such good reputation
among tie travelling community that his boat
was filed quickly with passengers bat they. hkt /
the Bishop got badly left
By the sas- news vas received III tins city of
the death al Naladista- Georgia. Of d.. Orrin :.
Cummings who was formerly n practice ID this i
CITY. Dr.. Cummings was vel and faYurably 4
known il tins community and 1t j. with regret
that the sad news u his early death is chr0uicied-
Many friends u the family tender their sympsth-
les With ours 90 the widow and the fatherless
children N tins hour # their sorrow.
Our resume Of the SESSION laws Of 1852 Will De
completed next week with review Of the nsE tax
lau. The Importance to the community Of under
standing the differences between tins las which
goes into elect the present year, and the old tax
laE. are such that We shall present them. without /
the technical rerblaCe, % some length Tax pay
ers mas save themselves from much difficulty by
carefully examining TINS new Law. for Il is N
some respocts great innovation
w have received the first number Of the Assg.
idrs 1r. Chfrcsf Ner., published san Francisco.
California which claims % b the only paper pub
lished in the two language il the world. Kim
Wing Is mentioned as the senior proprietor Of the
journal. e wealthy Chi-ese resident Ihs outside
pages Of this paper printed II English and the
matter thus presented. j. translated into Chimes
by Mr.. kim Wing. and written uT painted by him
on paper, after which Il Il photo Autographed and
then printed. There a undoubetedly vast field
FOR paper IN San Francisco. and @ like enterprise
might Eucoeed here.
T. b n S Mrfins. Captain Edwards. sailed
from port here on the nth inst hound 70 Nanco1-
ver +. c. rhe general report for the seemingly
sudden departure Of the Nrfnt vas that trouble
existed among the Indians u British Columbia
and that the presence tf z vessel was necess-
arr. Later information obtained SLOWS that
orders had been dispatched some time previous 10
Captain Edwards 70 proceed 20 vancouver bu.
they bad not been reoelved by him II Is reason
ably supp j that the sudden dispatch forward OF
the Nnfiue Is % enable her % dock. clear up, and
be ont Of the way By the time Of the arrival II the
Sriftsars az KGncouver-
On several occasions the C5AzKT1T has called at
IGNITION 70 the rough handling prisoners receive a
he hands Of the police. Last night one OF these
disgusting scanas Vas enacted on the Esplauads,
In which q partially intoxicated EUuid-bc pas5eu-
-ef by the California steamer vas being takel TO
-o1id-be passenger could Dot speak English and
wanted 70 20 back 10 the steamer to set his bag
gage, but instead vas forcibly dragged foT a dis
anca through the dust Of the streets and when the
nan up Tbs man We understand had a plssport
md his passage nckei n lIis possession. but the
steamer sailing shortly after bis arrest, be lost his
passage and baEg1Ee-
Prof Hitchcock delivered The fourth of the
series Of lectures which he lad heen engaged for
under the auspices Of the y. II. c. A. On the eve
1ng Of the cth ms. az the Lyceu. having for his
snbiec. 1I5ein the Later Geological Periods Ihe
audience present vas lafre aud paid close stten-
ion 10 the discourse OF the speaker. On Saturday
he 10th insi Prof. Hlicheock gave the last lecture
ID the c1urse, at the same place. and 10 an audi
nee that showed decided increase IL Numbers
5ser prtFi01s asse1nbiages, testing the Lyceum 10
a utmost SEATING and Sending -room capacity.
Ihe lecture vas more local IN its character than
my q the preseednE ones the subject being the