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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
The Armless Lady

We remind our readers that Mrs. Thompson viii
continue holding her levees for a while longer.
The completeness with which she substitutes feet
for hands and toes FOR fingers in the thousand and
one ordinary acts of life Is we'll worth seeing, and
the oftener one sees her the more wonderful and
complete is that substitution seen to be, until at
length forgets her and feels surprise rather at
seeing common things done little differently from
the usual way, attention being paid TO the fact
that they are done with other than the usual
members. The most striking characteristic of
Mrs. Thompson is not her want Of arms. but her
abundant cheerfulness Most of her visitors will
agree with in this, We think. II seems natural
TO suppose that a person so unfortunate must be
proportionately doleful, but this is exactly what
Mrs. Thompson is not The best of all she is
Christian
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
Doctor Mnthes Endorsed.

Enron GAZETTE We have read with pleasure
the article of DIR. Geo. L. Mathes in the Saturday
Pres of May 18th in which he ably sets forth the
difference between syphilis and leprosy, and in
which he gives the views of the great pathologsts
and eminent medical Investigators of the present
day. We cheerfully express our high appreciation
of the article, and fully endorse the writers views
IN regard TO the non-identity of the two diseases
Moreover, with a knowledge of the introduction
and spread of leprosy among the people of these
islands, We believe the disease 10 be eminently
contagious.
As TO cure, We regret 10 say, that nothing Is vet
satisfactorily established, although modern scien-
tiic investigation in different countries tending
TO establish greater hopes IN that direction.
Such being the case, we recognize segregation
the only left to rid this country of the
disease. While realize the severity of such a
measure and do most heartily regret the necessity
Of its enforcement. we cannot but feel that IT Is
the only thing left us. Better TO amputate
diseased limb, than through false sense of ten
derness, allow it 20 remain and gangrene the
whole body. &. TRoUssEAu, NJ. d.,
JSo. $. McGREw, NJ. d.,
J. BRoDIE, NJ. D.,
n. h. EMERSON, NJ. D..
NJ HAGAg, NJ. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The musical critic Of the 4dr1tissr gets sadly
adrift nj times. His last flight was TO inform his
confdinr readers that tie little uperetta of the
Blind Berrars produced by Messrs. Swanzy and
Purvis was a scene from the Beggar Opera Inc
latter was the work Of Gay. Of fable fame, was
LARGELY political in its nature, and no longer holds
a place on the stage what was produced at the
Music Hall the other night was light little bit OF
Ofenbach's. as unlike Gays opera as the So.goi
ibretto of the Beggars' Orera" is at the service
of the r C. l. critic whenever he likes to call Tor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The schooner EaHkedouli. reached the wire
cable landing at Honokaa, May 18th with lot of
| Portuguese laborers for various planters. The
Portuguese who came per Abergeldien seem to be
II,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Capt Bates of the ToalaBi has lately been suffer
ing from opthalmia which compelled his remaining
on shore a couple Of trips. He has however nov
Sufficiently recovered to again 90 into active service
and he resumed duty last trip.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Prof. I. X. Macdonald. agent for many books
published by subscription, and who IS at present
IN this city obtaining signatures, has quite war
record well worthy the attention of the O. A IL $
He was a member of the Massachusetts 9Th tcom-
monty called the bloody NINTH during the re
bellion and was shot through the hips at the tight
at Manassas junction. His brother was member
ID the same regiment and was killed at Malvern
Hill. He bears the service medals and 1lseoaise
and draws n pension from the L. $. The q. A. Rs.
should invite him to camp fire, hear him relate
:. shoulder his crutch and show how fields were
won
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The time approaches for the departure of His
Majesty. the Hawaiian Band, and number OF
prominent members Of the Masonic fraterniiy.to
depart Eastward for the coming conclave Of
Knights Templafs in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The little steamer Egpioi1in with private party
ON board made the run up from HONOLULU, Mr.
James Campbells residence at Eva TO tins city III
the extraordinary time of I hour and 50 minutes
az, Sunday afternOnn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Mr. Preston has resigned his position as member
Of the Board of Education. Another vacancy for
his Excellency w NJ. Gibson TO fill pro tem-"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

From the Hawaiian consul at Ottawa. Canada. c.
Z. Anderson Esq. we have received copies of all
the papers published within the Canadian capital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The oft repeated and renumerative sci cures o.
opium. made IN the past by Port Surveyor Morrill,.
seems to have broken up the nefarious business OF
Illegal importing of the drug. At any rate no sci
lures occur nowadays
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Tenders for the new building which the Homo
lulu Library and Reading Room Association pro
pose 20 erect will be received by the committee
IN 10 Nav 3lst the time having been extended
from the original date Of closing. May 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The current number of the " Hawaiian Chinese
News" has been placed on the editorial table by
the suave and snasive business manager OF me
establishment and we again find IT repete Win the
interesting characters so suggestive OF Ohlla al9
Cbiress The local items are few in number and
contain no police court news neither. The stirring
tragedy at present occupying the boards OF the
Oriental Theatre. nor the merits of the performers
are mentioned, but the editorial columns contain an
~, INTERESTING description of life on board the
W,Trqs. on which vessel is also theatrical com
,,sr,, The number of subscribers is said TO be
Increasing and the publishers are happy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

A select cyf,rjs under the marshalshlp of Miss
AMY Wall and Miss Edith WAY picnicked IN the
outrageous bowers adjacent to hapiolaul Park,
Yesterday, and the party had a most glorious
time in the afternoon on the golden sands at
Waikiki In the evening Dodd's busses convened
an additional number of gentlemen friends TO
meet the party at Long Branch and after arrival
the combined forces tripped the light fantastic
TN late hour. Such pleasant gatherings in this
propitious climate should be Of frequent occur
renee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The new warehouse constructed for the Oceanic
Steamship Company opposite the Custom House
Is nearly ready for use and will afford stowaGe
capacity for over 1900 tons of sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The w. g. fi1rin arrived on the 18TH inst. from
San Francisco with a cargo Of miscellaneous mer-
chandise and live stock, valued at $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

A THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"a this Company held az their office Kohala Hawaii
May 10Th iSs5 the following officers were elected:
President .-.......-. $1,000. Jane woods
Vice President ---.------.---J Geo + Holmes
Secretary and Treasurer. r NJ Swanzy
Auultulss.-s-. james Woods.
grS3 F. NJ SWANZY. Sec'v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Owing 10 the engagement at the Music Hall on
last Saturday evening by other parties the Hawai-
ian Minstrels have postponed their performance
until next Saturday evening the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

II Is not pleasant TO be confronted at the front
door by begcer and Honolulu people have not
been much bothered or ANNOYED by such meetings
in the past There is now, however. an applicant
for charity wandering from house TO house,
armed with a semi-oficial paper. seeking TO obtain
sufficient funds to pay the passage OF himself and
wife ont of the country. This should not be, the
consul of the INDECENT should direct the atten-
ton of his countrymen TO the case and relieve the
pressure on the well known generosity OF the Ho-
polnlu nublic Of This advance courier of foreign
civilization.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The Bulletin states that large quantity Of brick
is being landed at Hilo for in building Gus
tom House there. Sol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

doing well, and promise good Yields. But little
drunkenness has been noticed throughout Hama
|
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

returning with new steamer for the Company.
The vessels name Is " Unknown" and her date of
arrival here Is set for the latter part of July.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The survey held ON the Moyuria5 ON the Ind md
inst resulted in disclosing that the vessel was stu
staunch and sound and IN sea gong order tne Only
renairs 10 be made being the supplying Of some
stanohions and re-strengtheninc the windlass-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The energy and progressiyeness OF Postmaster
General Whitney Is shown IN his regard tof the
nnbIic convenience by supplying Yale locks for
letter boxes and thus preventing any more COM
plants of missing mails from the said boxes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Capt Ravens who became so well and favorably
known TO the travelling community as oomman-
der of the d. G. Murray is now in command OF the
Grucc Roberts which lately arrived from New
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

DR.. G. A. Rawson. homeopathic, has commenced
practice in this city, locating himself IN the cot
tage corner of Hotel and Richard streets. formerly
occupied by DR.. Webb.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Tomorrow is the sixty-fourth anniversary Of
the birth Of Her Gracious Majesty Victoria, Queen
Of Great Britain and Empress of India. Our
British residents will appropriately celebrate the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

In answer 70 an inquiry would say that Nj.
Gibson has not We. been appointed Captain Of the
Peie to fill the vacancy caused by Captain Rice
Illness Captain Hampstead is filling the position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The carriage riding Of the $500 per year Secre-
tary Of Board Of Health is paid for out Of the
sums set aside for General Expenses Of Board Of
Healthy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The Hon Elwood Ihorne. Of New York. went to
Hilo Yesterday. intending TO visit the Volcano:
After visiting our great natural wonder, he viii
proceed to kau and see something of plantation
ijfes ON his return he will make some stay on
Maui Mr. Thorne is interested in all matters
pertaining to sugar and desires TO practically IN
form himself as to our resources our methods OF
working, etc, etc. He Is thoroughly posted on
smell matters in other countries and can examine
what is going on not as a mere traveller but as an
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
UNION WILL COMPANY.

DURING MY ABSENCE, WIN. O..
IL SMITH Is my Attorney in fact.
Honolulu. MAY 18th. ISS5 rs "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Captain jerks. the well known "skysails of
this port has arrived in command of the EtSiHorc
and with this good craft he hopes TO afford com
Portable passage and quick trips 10 patrons IN his
line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Beautiful rainbows stretching entirely across the
southern horizon were visible on evenings Of the
ffs week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

His Majesty's intention 70 visit Hilo has been
oonsummated by his departure by the LilTltt
last evening having that city as his point of
deharkation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

An ENJOYABLE concert was given by natives AZ
kaneoho ON the evening Of the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

A lark" INDUCED in Monday night resulted IN
one of the parties being arrested for assault and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

MAUI
water bitches all full and crops are doing timely
It's reported that Mr. Marlin the head overseer
at Sprockelsyiile has resigned.
The schooner Tia scEnauer sailed from kahului
for SAN Francisco last week with full cargo oil
sugar.
Miss Laura Green left Makawao last week for
Honolulu to accompany DR.. and Mrs. I. ~ hyue
on a visit TO the States.
The strong winds last week detained the hilaHea
Non. 50 that she did not reach hahulIi iill wed
nesdav noon. She had to 90 around Lanai
1t is reported that the old Haiku plantation Is TO
be abandoned. and all the water and labor beae-
voted 70 the Hamakuapoko plant alton which is
that part of the Haiku Sugar Co plantation on the
west side Of the Maliko gulch.
HAvAn
Mr. J. r. Mills and Mrs Eugsnie Briggs we're
joined in matrimony on Tuesday Of last week.
a few weeks, while planting. Grinding will be
commenced again about June 18th.
Work on the landing at Honomalino and one other
point are progressing The new landing for Homo
kaia has not yet been commenced
Honokaa society has enjoyed several wedding
birthday and evening parties lately. The gaiety
is pleasant change from the routine Of daily life
The Hamakua District was favored with good
district are busy planting. The growing crops are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Cant J. w Jonas who holds place amongst
the military heroes Of the nation, being leader
Of one Of the companies of volunteer cavalry and
who has also had the opportunity TO serve his
country IN the capacity of special police Qihcer,
was arrested on the 18th inst. on a charge of EN-
bezzlement having failed to make return to the
proper officials Of the sum of seven dollars collect
ed from Mr.. j. NJ. Crowley for personal taxes.
The military chieftain committed for trial at
the July term of the Supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

How splendidly the mounted police force Is com
ing on $l0.52l.32 has been spent on this valuable
body of men up TO March 81, and Just think what
a useful adjunct It is TO the Kingdom. BY the bye
when does Captain Hayley intend 10 parade his
men? The town shall have holiday for the
occasion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Fire Marshal Mcguire has been keeping sharp
lookout for offenders Of the fire laws during the
last week. and as a consequence quite Rnumber OF
Chinese have been arrested and charged with nom
compliance with the regulations regarding stove
upcS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The gross proceeds Of .he entertainment Civer
IN aid Of the Library fund are about $3.50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Nav Il, , Am hktlc W g Irwin Turner. from =
ID, An bk Eisinorr, jerks from Portland or
Sailed.
MAY i6-Gcr bk { 4 Bishop, Waltcrs. Cor 7
is-Br stinr sucz Dodd. for san Fran
Vessels in Port.
An hrtnt VIM Irwin Turner
Am hg Morning Star, BrK
Ger hk Hermann. Cooke L.
81 sfur Madras, Bradley '
b. ~ Pacific Slope BafnU-
Ger h Livingstone Stefeus
Am hk e % WhumorC. Calhoun
Am hk Discovery. PcrrimaE
Am bktnc Excelsior Piltz
An BIZ Grace Roberts. Ravens
Am hk Revere, Hynds
Br hk Glenbervi.c Poo
An tern J Ford Grifiths
Br hk Mouvian. BisEet
Am hk Elsinorc. jerks
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POUND NOTICE.

IN TIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
N3a7rp animals will be sold at Public auction IN
N,N the GOVERNMENT POUND. KOHOLA-
y ~ LOA. at l. NJ. ON THURSDAY. MAY 81:
Dark Bay Horse. white forehead. brand s; : Bay
Horse, white forehead, brand and q; > Goats.
rs lie A. b. KAAUkUU, Pound Master.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
Hen advertisement.
CO-PartnerShip Notice.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE
Il firm Of Barnes q Palmer, sugar Planters at Wailu-
ku. Maui Is composed OF Albert Barnes and John A.
Palmer t9iS lm) BARNES Il PALMER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The " fire laddies' will soon have an opportu-
uitv 10 indulge in the fun of an election contest
the first Monday in June being the occasion for
the Department. -Four candidates are already IN
the field and the prospects seem to presage
lively time on election day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
% House Lots. sItusts as Eapa-
huiu, Oahu,

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f0urrui-=f atrlals. SRA ffr' l1Hl1I : - IlNN
Par. s1s4naiaasf .nf asa-4iIIH IfHU NIHN
several raIi.s. - a. .gafes >. $500
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

On Monday His Majesty entertained Hon. Il
wood and Mrs. Thorne AT breakfast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Strong n. E. trades with rain showers have pre-
rnllnd dnrinr the Renk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

MAUI.
water bitches all fun, and crops are doing finely.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The boat house OF the Myrtle Club slipped from
of the coral-stone foundation on which il is built
on the evening Of the 18th inst, and had narrow
escape from being totally wrecked. II Is again
back in position and the members IRE now waiting
to see His Maiesiy's boat-house 60 through the
Same performance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

ABOUT TOWN.
Visitors Register has been opened at the
rooms Of the Y NJ CA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Miss Laura Green left MakaEao last week i9I
on a visit TO the States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The city front business does not seem TO de
,,raasa ANN. and from the amount of travel which
daily passes over the streets leading to the EharFes
Il behoovTs that local star. the Road Supervisor,
20 look out for the weak places IN the new roahs
LEADING thifher
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The second Performance at the Music Hall IN aud
of the Library Association was well attended and
some new features were introduced Mr.. A. Il.
Ellis was allotted the task Of introducing the Por
traits and in presenting one Mr.. Ellis stated that
the representation was an accurate picture OF an
intimate friend of one Of our most prominent
Statesmen and introduced MsphisfophHcs. The
Minister who was present, chucked his head back
aud cazed al the frcscong Of the ceiling very at
tentively Mn. Patty, as usual, was encored and
raNn in rainrn " Snmehodv.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Bv the TryriH. Messrs G. W. Macfarlane Co
have received handsome safe. weighing upwards
Of 1000 lbs This in the very latest style has
eight phIanges rounded corners aud new ana
improved lock. Il will defy the efforts OF burg
lars or the effects OF fire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The schooner Tdg SohHausr sailed from hahuiul
for san Francisco last week with full cargo Oh
sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The friends Of Mr. Raiard, late chancellor of the
French Consulate in this city will be glad 20 hear
that the French Government has advanced him to
chancellor Of the second class. This Is the more
gratifying as II was given without solicitation and
as recognition Of the satisfaction with vhicE they
ri his enrvicrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

1t is reported that Mr.. Marlin the head overseer
at Spreckelsviile has resigned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Mr.. j. Il. Mills and Mrs. Eugsnie Briggs were
joined in matrimony on Tuesday Of last week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

MEL p. Bond. Secretary of the Hawaiian Club,
az Boston. Mass. has kindly furnished TO us a
Report Of the Hawaiian Treaty, in pamphlet
form, the original Of which was placed before the
National Board of Trade at their meeting held
last January IN Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The strong winds last week detained the hi.aHef
Non. 50 that she did not reach hahulal till Meo
nesdav noon. She had to 90 around Lanai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The Honokaa Mill has stopped grinding for a
few weeks, while planting. Grinding will be
commenced again about June 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The work which was expected would be forward,
erection by Mr. James Campbell, on the corner OF
Merchant and Fort Streets is again DELAYED parity
on account Of lack Of material and partly on ac-
count of lack Of labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Mr. J. n Sass, the chief engineer Of The Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company. went forward
per the Sees to San Francisco for the purpose Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The Hamakua District was favored with good
showers of rain last week; all the planters OF the
district are busy planting. The growing crops are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Work on the landing at Honomalino and one other
point are progressing The new landing for Homo
kaia has not yet been commenced
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Honokaa society has enjoyed several wedding.
birthday and evening parties lately. The gaiety
is pleasant change from the routine Of daily life.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The steamer " n. Reed is IN port for refuge,
having been unable to remain at Honukaa where
she had anchored 10 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 mooring lines, so, for safety
she ran for tins port Withher 1000 feet of lUm-
Der. splitting sails on the way down and encoun-
terine the usual trials and ordinations of
stormy passage She will probably be released
and recisiered before leaving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Another case Of attempted house burning by
parties aotuated with spirit of malice towards an
officer who eufurces the rules of his department
occurred on the early morning of the 2lst inst. an
attempt having been made TO burn the dwelling
occupied by Fire Marshal Mcguire. The fire was
sci underneath the front steps and burned a por-
ton of them as also verandah post directly over
Happily the light awakened some Of the inmates
and the dastardly attempt was checked IN It's Incl
piencv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

The cargo taken by the SHe- TO San Francisco,
42ll. SIS lbs. of which was sugar. had n domestic
valuation Of S275.sg6.26. The Fiona which sailed
just about one year ago MAY - 1Se2l had ,ssi,9OI
lbs. more of sugar and had total valuation Of
S3l3 s6273 so the lost Fiona is yet accredited with
having carried the largest cargo as regards domes
tic products and valuation that left this port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

HoIlister d Co.'S Fort street store was broken
into Monday evening and the sum of S24- 20 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
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

An interesting collection of little drawings is on
exhibition at Messrs. Williams and Co.'S photo
graphic gallery. They the work Of Mrs Strong
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 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 cunsid-
able talent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

That was jolly party which visited mine host
Nowlein on the night Of the 18th inst and right
ROYALTY did they entertain themselves, champagne
flowing like water. Yet. had an unfriendly scribe
b. those who were there, dropped in, the principal
actors would have been anything but pleased, ut
.he tale he uirht have told.