Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-01-19

'i'Niio" N"ls
The valuable lot on the northwest corner Of
Fort and Merchant streets is to have a hand
some building put up on it by the new owner,
Mr.. McIncny.
Mr.. Frank lIeustace has purchased the
draying busin. Sc Of Mrs. Victoria Ward. Mr..
Hcustace has efficiently managed this business
TOT some time past. .-- -----
Mr.. Cmzan will occupy his pulpit again on
Sunday. Theme Of the evening discourse A
talk with The Average Young Man " and
Those who Wish to Help Him.
The post office force has been added 10 in
the person Of M. William Johnson, well
\ known to the business community as a reliable
person and no doubt will prove an efficient
helpa.
This Year Also, viii be the theme Of Mr..
Cn2ans sermon Sunday afternoon at the V.
Nj {. A. Hall. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all, and special invitation to
strangers, young men and nor.c hurchgoers.
Sptcal religious services have been held ON
three evenings OF this week in Fort Street
Church, aud a gratifying degree Of interest is
manifest, especially among the young people.
There will probably be some extra services
during next week.
MI Daniel Lyons was fined $50 by Judge
MeCnlly last Wednesday, it appearing that
his name appeared as business manager Of the
Elele, native paper which recently contained
IN article rejecting upon Judge Judd, and
brought to the notice Of the court by the
attorney general. Mr.. Lyons was fined as
representing the publisher or owner
There was a small attendance at the meet
ing OF the Hawaiian Humane Society last
Monday night The following were elected
members Messrs. X. W. Meyer, c. NJ
Arnold, Rev. l.. Lyons, +. Sinclair, DR.. l.
X. smith, W. c. parke, ]. Hind, G. w. vii.
long W. ID. Alexander, T. II. Davies and
r. Higgins Mr. {. ~ Spencer was elected
an honorary member.
Mr.. Fred. ]. Lowrey and Miss Cherry l..
S,ons were married last Thursday at 6.,o
r.M. in Fort-Sreet Church, Pastor Cruzan
officiating. Miss Nellie Lowrey was brides
maid, MIR. +. A. jones' best mar, and Messrs.
A. ". Kirkland and Oscar White, ushers.
The altar was covered with flowers and the
organ 'oit dain,ily decorated with greenery.
A large number Of friends and acquaintance
witnessed the ceremony.
Ih.. Of a.
Governess of Hawaii, took place last sunday
The procession started from the residence Of
the late princess on Bereana street The
police, detachment OF cavalry, several detach
ments Of infantry members Of the cabinet, and
other officials were in the procession. The
body was placed in the royal mausoleum, the
last rites being performed by Bishop Willis,
assisted by Rev. Alexander Macintosh.
The following list includes the officers Of the
Russian man-ol'war Rosboijuick, which arrived
last Thursday from Valparaiso: Hlltebrand,
captain; Lieutenant Nebogsloif, second com
mander; Iolescky, Fortmann, Young and
Gofengo, lieutenanls; Beljaeii, Iwanof, Stepa.
not, kodinnofi, Bareneii, Wagner and Wosk-
resensly, sub-lieutenants; KalizanoH, artillery
officer; BeloH, navigation officer; 1wanoff and
ke'roh, engineers; Sartorous, surgeon.
British subject" writes in reply to the
letter OF a Chinaman printed in last Wednes.
days Advertiser and says: "The article
signed "A Chinaman' was written by an
attorney At Jaw. For his services he was