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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Reure.eulaiise Ksulukuu reported on the hill
relative 10 The reorganization Of the POLES De
partmsnt Of the Kingdom, recommending that TIE
/ blu be returned 70 The introducer-
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs in answer 70 =
resolution relative 20 expenses connected with
coinage presented a statement that, no payment
OF any kind has been made or promised 70 MI
Clans Spreckels; could not say what profit the
agent had made, and that the cost of eoinagu WIS
! about 81 cents on the dollar.
Representative W. o. Smith introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resslrsi, That the members Of this Assembly
desire to record their high appreciation Of the ser
vices Of the Hon. Godfrey Rhodes as President Of
the Legislature Of 1881, and 20 thank him for the
shown in the performance Of the arduous duties
Of his responsible Office
Resolrs3 That this resolution be spread upon
the records Of this Assembly, and that an en-
crossed copy be presented TO the Hon. Godfrey
Carried unanimously.
Representative Keau offered a resolution that
the bill for the newspaper AZ IL Ha'ud 30
paid. Approved.
President Rhodes expressed to the Assembly
his cordial thanks for the assistance rendered the
Chair by the officers Of the Assembly daring the
Session.
to the Mobiles and Representatives Of the Assem-
bly, 10 partake of a lunch
The bin relating 10 the recovery Of property in
civil suits was referred TO Representative hovell
for amendment.
The indemnity bill as amended was Rad a
third time and passed.
At 12.U5 recess was taken TIL ? pm.
AFTERNOON.
The assembly proceeded again with business
at 1856 pm.
The bill to amend Section y Of the Civil Code.
relative to licenses for victualing housf, read
a third time and indefinitely postponed.
The bill relating 10 communications with for
eign countries was read third time and indef-
nitely postponed.
On motion, at pm, tho House adjourned uu-
I'll 10 am. on Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
The Great Rowing Match.


srpSEr. Aug. le-rhe scuiling raca between
Edward Hanlan OF Toronto, Canada, and William
Beach Of sydney, foe GOO a side and the cham
piolship Of the world. took place today over the
regular course on the Parramatta River. The
weather was magnificent but the water was
slightly rough. A splendid start vas effected, aud
a dead level was maintained for the hrSt quarter
mile Hanlan then forged ahead and when mile
and half had been covered the Canadian was
about a length ahead. Beach, however, responded
and rowed right down Hanlau. The latter
allowed his boat 10 cruss and a foul took PLACE.
Hanlan put up his hand aud claimed "a foul. r.
Beach. however. kept pulling away. Hanian fol-
lowed but Beach came 10 the post an easy winner
by ivo or sir lengths Time, um. "a Tbs um.
pirc disallowed the foul olaimed by Hanlau.
srpssr, August ls.-After the Face on Satar,lay.
a most cordial interview took pacn between Beach
and Hanlan. Tho latter admitted that he was
beaten but said Mat he vas parhlYscd By the closc
proximity OF the steamer Iomki. which unf1rtu-
nately bore down too close 10 his boat.
large meeting took place at Punch 8 Hotel 10
day, when the stakes IN the late sculhng match
were paid over. Hanlan admitted that he I'D
wilfuiy fouled Beach. because he believed that ne
latter had crossed over into his water. Hanlan cx
pressed n desire 10 ruw another match with Beach
within three months. bat Beach positively refuses
TO meet the ex- champion within six months. CHI
ford also offered to row Hanan, bot the latter 70
fused 10 take up the challenge. The captain % the
steamer Tomki, who was present, stated that he
was compelled 10 run close upon HanlAns boat tn
order 10 avoid running aground
The steamer iomki, which followed the rowing
race on saturday, carried Beaoh's supporters.
To produce real genuine sleep and childlikc rs-
pose all night. take little Hop Bliors ON re-
firing. Look for advertisements
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
Ninptr.Third Day. Aug. 21th.

The Assembly convened at 10:l5 am.
Representative Smith, from special COMMITTED
reported that on account of the absence OF the
Attorney General he was unable to report.
At 1870 tho order of the day was moved and the
consideration of the bill to regulate the Police
Department of the Kingdom was taken up to,
gether with the majority and minority reports oil
the Select Committee on Police and Prisons.
motion to refer the bill and report to Select
Committee was carried. and Representatives. ha'
uukou, Kaunamano, Kalua, Kanoa, and Godfrey
Brown being appointed to act
The bill to regulate the issuance Of patents was
read a third time and passed.
The Attorney General reported back the bill re-
ating topractce in suits for the recovery Of proper
ty, submitted yesterday to himself and Represen-
tative Smith as a Select Committee. They rec
commended the passage of the bill with certain
amendments. Ihc bill passed as amended, and
was ordered to be read third time on the morrow
The bill 10 provide for the inspection Of steam
boilers was taken from the table and referred to
the Special Committee that had it before for re-
vision.
The third reading of the Appropriation Bill was
then completed, totals and preamble being read
and passed. The following is recapitnlation OF
HM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

1t is with exceeding regret that the news IL here
with given Of the death of one Of our well known,
universally esteemed and respected citizens, Mr..
David Mccartney, Jr., who departed this life ut
II pm. last evening. Tbs deceased was a member
Of the firm Of Benson, Smith q Co, apothocaries,
and during his short residence in this city he had
by his urbane and gentlemanly qualities, made
friends Of all with whom he came in contact,
either in social business life. His death to
a degree sudden, ~, although In poor health, no
suspicion Of the Of the fell destroyer was
felt by him or his family and intimate friends.
The death Of Mr.. Mccartney leaves a shadow not
soon TO be effaced in a happy home. and in this,
her hour Of affection the sympltkies Of the entire
community go out 10 his sOrrowiBg young wife.
The funeral Of the deceased will take place from
his late residence on Beretania street, ~ iool0ck
this afternoon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
commERcIAL.
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Business is YET dull. revival In tAe slightest
degree being noticeable In general lines Of trade. As
before stated the lowuess in price Of staple product
abroad tends greatly the continued existence Of the
present all prevailing dullness.
Commercially business show no signt Of activity.
and there Il falling % in the frerhts for outward
I,gal ports. The Alameda sailed from here FOR the
ducts.
Mr. 6 W. BoardmAR Is the Deputy-Collector Of THE
collector Allen 10 Oh the vacancy caused by the forced
resignation Of E. X. HcndrT Commercial people will
nnd in the new appontee Official that n will b. a
pleasure to transact business with
The arrivals for the week consist Of the bark W II
Dimoud and tern Eva frum san Francisco; bark Gaia
lima with a cargo Of Chinese merchandise from Hong
Kong aud r. NJ :. :. Zeaandia en- route 10 san Fran
cisco with passengers and freight
The departures bktne Discovery and steamers
Zealauda and Alameda, al for san Francisco; bkfucs
Kitsap and Amelia FOR the Sound and II. d. NJ :.
Constance for Hilo Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
Nins.r-rourth Day. Angus. IS. 1854

The order Of adjournment on the preceding day
was until 10 an. this day. but at the hour named
only the President and eighteen members OF the
Assembly we're present, eight short Ct quorum
The Chaplain delivered the prayer and retired
The minutes went on ill 1870 when it became
evident that the absentees were almost entirely Of
the Opposition side and inquiry revealed the fact
the ubiquitous indemnity bill entirely, OF else
compel its supporters to cone 10 terms more
satisfactory for the welfare Of the public Furse-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per Discovery. Aug Uses pkcs
sugar. 81 bhs moasses, l5O pes rice, pkes sundries
domestic value. Slq,Os7-s3; foreign value, s5n.
For San Francisco, per Alameda, Sept l-Full cargo
domestic produce valued at Sl20 ,lj0.ss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

MuCARTNEY-Iu this city, on the End inst, DAVE
McCAnrSEr, ia, aged = years, native Of Allegheny
Pennsylvania. PIttsburg, Pa, papers please copy.
~ Funeral will take place from the late residence
Of deceased at O'Clock this Wednesday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
IMPORTS.

From san Francisco, per " II Dimond Aug 2s-Full
cargo merchandise provisions, etc, and horscs.
From uonrkanr. per Catalina, Aug rs-Assurted
cargo Chinese merchandise. nut ~, etc
Prom Colonies per Zealandia. Aug IA bxs dmpery,
u pkrs samples. pkg icwelry pkg mdsc, q esks
rum. hhds ale, plants, pks drese goods. / bx
lawn tennis shoes, hctfef, Crutcs Bowls dogs, and
siii pks in transit for San Francisco,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

II. Il. II. Princess Liliuokalaui enjoyed the an
niversary of her birth, l2nd inst in company
with number of friends at Waialua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

His Honor A. +. Judd vas in town for a short
time on Monday, looking well for his trip to kua-
loa. He left again for short vacation to hona and
Kan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The copyist of the Appropriation Bill has omit
ted one item. aid to MakavaO Female Seminary
$1,000 The total contains the missing amount
although the itom is not apparent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Mr. and Mrs. Cruzan have returned from their
summer vacation to windward, looking fresh and
feeling in the best Of spirits. Mr.. Cruzan will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday, Sept. 9TH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

A beautiful lunar rainbow was visible on the
night Of the SOth ut.; the semi halo extended iron
puuchbowl 70 Tantaius.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The q. s. S. Mayyposg, is due here from San
Francisco, on the sth inst, with mail and news
dates 20 the LIST inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Postmaster General whitney left by the hiHaE
for Maui on business connected with the postal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The monarch of Fanuing's Island VIM. Greig,
has chartered the schooner Maioio TO convey him
self, supplies &c to his kingdom. The Maiolo
will probably leave to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Work has been commenced on the building lately
occupied by Mr.. T. A. Dias and partially destroyed
by FIRE on The morning of the 9th ult, 1t will soon
assume its old appearance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Tho Chinaman who escaped from the chain gang
forG weeks ago has not yet been recaptured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Mr.. John Logan now straddles the editorial tri-
pod in the Bpilefm Office, vice Mr.. l.. A. Ihurston
retired.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The Z. NJ. $. 5. Australia, is due at this port
from San Francisco, route to the Colonies, on
the 9Th inst, Saturday with news dates to the
S0th ult.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

On the night Of the 3Oth ult, a quarietie of
hoodlums invaded the precincts Of No. IS. Bere-
tania street. and conducted themselves in such
manner that police assistance was ielephoned for
Neither Of the white officers on watch felt like re-
spending to the call, native officer was sent to
the place but on his arrival, the offending parties
had decamped. no arrests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Hon. W. q. Smith and wife and Miss Grey took
passage for San francesca on the AiaHaeda, On
Monday, 10 be absent from home short time.
Bon VOYAGE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Hon Paul Neumann accompanied 10y his daugh-
ter, went forward in the Alameda TO the coast;
business and recreation combined. Returns about
Octobsr lst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The Morning GHids, a new daily paper made it
bow 10 the public on the morning of the lst inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Tree trimming is in progress certain streets
under be auspices Of the employees Of the Bell
Telephone Co. The branches razed by them are
not the ones that discommode the foot passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The AiaB'cda on Monday last carried away about
80 passengers for San Francisco from this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

There iras r turchlight procession on the even
ing of the 5Oth ult. Rain dampened the effect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Report Of Pm 5 Zralandia. webbcr Com'dr.-
Discharged Sydney pilot at as p IN Au= li, and
experienced light variable winds with fine weather
throughout the passage; received Honolulu pilot at
lu.ia a on the 3lst august
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The Deputy Marshal should pay so.ae attention
10 the manner in which numbers are placed on the
lamps Of local hacks The drivers. or owners, all
adopt white paint almost undistinguishable at
night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
PORT OF HONOLULU,
AEEIEnd

Arrived.
Au- ss-Br bk Catalina. from Ilour Kon-
s-Am BIZ W II Dimond Huudlett from ; Fran
yi-Am tern Eva, Wickman from san Fran
1-PMSS Zcalandia. Wtbbcr from the Colonies
Sailed.
Au-. as-Am bktne Discovery Pcrriman. for san Fran
sam hktnc Kitsap, Robinson. for n Towusc'd
Ji-pMSS Zeaiandia. Weber. for san Fran
SEPT. 10 : Alameda, Morsc for san francisco
s-HB Constance, Doughty. for Hilo
Am bktne Amelia, Newhall. for II Townsend
Vessels in Port.
NERcHANTNEN.
Am tern Falcon jacobson
Ani BIZ Ccylou, Barst0w
Am bk W II Dimond. Houdlrtc
Br BIZ Catalina
Am tern Eva wickmau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
Ninety-Fir.t Day, August a5th, 1854.

The Assembly convened a 1880 am. and after
the usual routine business the order OF the day was
moved, the following business coming up;
Third reading % the bill relating to tuition fees
Passed.
inc a license to Chung Lung for the sale OF opium
then engaged the attention OF the members.
REPRESENTATIVE Kaulukou favored the bill and
said there twenty-eight places throughout the
business part Of Honolulu where opium was sold,
viz; six places on Hotel street, seven places on
Nuuanu street, three on King street and twelve
al ,.c Fort street and these were the people who
wee making the profits that the Government could
make if there was license, and to reject this bill
would be to encourage those places.
Representative Dole objected TO the passage oil
the bill and drew the attention Of the Assembly TO
the fact, that on May II, bill OF similar import
when the license was provided for being solo az
auction by the Government, to the nlghest biuuef'
had been defeated, only members voting IN favor
Of it. The Attorney-Gene had said that the
reason be objected was because he did not wish 70
kill of the Chinese illegally. The speaker would
rather see the Chinese killed of exclusively, even
if illegally. than favor the introduction o. Dll
that would kill of the whole community legally
The promoter Of this bill bad been heard to say
that he could pass this bill as be had liked some
Of the members. If this bill was passed then there
would be some truth in the statement and the sup
porters would rest under the suspicion Of having
been bribed The men who would support THIS
measure were enemies t. the Hawaiian ruce ana
the entire population. Poor Hawaiiansi what with
leprosy, liquor, and now opium what Chance would
the fast decreasing race have toTecuperate and
grow strong again2 None.
q Hon. @. Il. Bishop of opinion that the en-
HANGED price of opium under license would stimu-
late smuggling. At present all opium found was
known to be smuggled; under license it would be
impossible to tell where the drug came from. I'm
der license also it would be available for even
by school children.
Representative G. Brown was opposed to this
bill be thought that If the drug were 10 be legal
lied, of placing the privilege up al auction. He
was opposed 10 having it licensed, and said that,
while under a former law natives, being able to
procure il readily, were very much addicted 10
opium none but limited number used 1t now.
At 12I5 a recess was taken until 1s0.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Mr. Harry H. Webb has been appointed by Capt
Iripp 10 be assistant at Oahu jail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

We were in error last week in stating that Mr.
Robert Stirling was going 10 reside permanently
in England. Mr.. Stirling will locate in Ayr Scot
land, and proposes returning 10 Honolulu IN No
ycmber, lS65
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

President FaiTchild, of Oberliu, preached at the
Foreign Church, Hilo, on Sunday morning Aug
oath. to a large and appreciatiye audience. His
text was from John l22i Except a grain of
wheat fall into the ground and die, 1t abideth
alone: but if it die it brngeth forth much fruit"
In the evening, Rev. ]. A. CruZan preached from
the text John 1880: "And l. if be lifted up from
the earth will draw all men unto me- The little
Hilo church was filled both morning and evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

President Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs Cruzan, MIR.
Dyer, and Mr.. Bowen, accompanied by Mr.. Oleson
of Hilo went to the Volcano on Monday, August
18th, returning on Wednesday. They left for
Honolulu on I Thursday Aug. 2sth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Now that the Orphan has left the beach, Mr.. Z,
7. Adams has assumed the role Of stock broker,
and will buy and sell stocks for all who may en-
trust the same TO his care. Mr.. Adams is a men,
Der Of the Stock Board and possesses facilities
which will be advantageous to his patrons See
gard in another column.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Representative Kaulukou Is the authority who
has stated that there are 3 places in this city
where opium Is surreptitiously sold. viz. 6 on
Hotel street on Nuuanu Street ) on King street
and u on Fort Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Rev. J. A. Cruzan and wife arrived at Hilo on
Wednesday. Aug Goth, from Hamakua. They
found some fearful gulches and worse roads for
their overland trip than was desirable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The excitement and labor connected with carry
ing torches IN The impromptu procession ON the
evening OF the 10Th ult:; brought iS weary torch
bearers TO the Station House, where thew lodged
until Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT TOWN
Mr. NJ. Dat, Jr. takes a short business trip to
Maui.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange will hold meet
inr this morning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Upon reassembling at $50 discussion was con-
tinued relative TO the proposed bill 10 grant one
Chung Lung a license TO sell opium, and finally
ended by the previous question being called. The
ayes and nays were then taken on a motion being
carried by a vote of n 10 Is.
A motion 10 reconsider was lost.
The Minister Of Interior offered a resolution
authorizing the secretary 10 make a return to the
House OF the bills and vouchers, amounting to
$23,441.93 for palace expenses reported back y
tho House by the Finance Committee and now on
The table; also, for correspondence relating to
Portuguese immigration.
Representative g. Brown moved an amendment
10 include coronation bills: accepted and carried
The reading of the items in the Appropriation
Bill. at the Finance Department, was then taken
up, the following special motions being made.
Expenses of tax appeals EaE, on motion raised
from $1.0o0 TO 81 800. Q %
salary Of Messenger was raised from SI,00
Sl.20o.
The items Of the Department were then passed
as a whole and further consideration closed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The Foreign Church at Hilo has just had a new
iron roof put upon it to protect it from the heavy
rains so frequent in that locality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Park on the 30th ult, and the two miles were gone
over by Hancock" (the vinner) in 3nl 50s nearly
distancing ''Langford Jr.n The attendance was
small and the race was not very interesting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The ruins Of the late ere en- NuuAnu street are
being cleared or The bull lings in the rear Of the
promises formerly occupied by Hollister & Co as
a drug store have been rebuilt and new roof has
been added TO The large building in front.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The long expected runniag race between Lang
ford Jr.n and '.Hancookr took placs ei kapiolAni
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Kahula, the old native who was stabbed in a
drunken row at Helena, Puma, some months ago,
died on Thursday, Aug. 2lst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

grand Concert will be rendered by Professor
Remenyi and Troupe in aid of the funds Of the
Strangers' Friend Society, on Friday evening next
IL the Music Hall This Society has in the past
accomplished great deal towards aiding the sick
and destitute and it Is TO be hoped that our citi
zens will second the Efforts Of the Professor and
his assistants by being present, thereby cOntribu
ting TO the funds, and at the same time enjoy the
pleasure Of listening TO one Of the greatest violin
SITS Of the age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Mr.. Robert Halstead, proprietor Of the waialua
Planfation, was among the passengers BY the
AiaiHeda last Monday for short vacation TO the
coast Mr.. Halstead is accompanied by his son
Master Ernest Halsiead, who will proceed East TO
pursue course Of studies at Oberlin College,
Ohio.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

Mr.. L. X. HendrY, Deputy Collector General Of
Customs, has rendered his resignation, which has
been accepted. Mr.. George Z. Bolrdman is at
present performing the duties Of the Office. This
j $ a good fat billet, and the salary has been
recently raised We wonder that Mr.. Hendry should
have Deen so rash as to tender his resignation
but perhaps be aspires to cabinet position, who
knows5 Since the the above was in type, Mr. Hen
dry has advertisement IN contemporary, over
his signature, saying that he has not resigned
his position in the Custom House. Now 1t Is IN
order for some one 20 rise and explain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

The barkentine MofOc, Capt. Bergman, cleared
from;Hilo for Puget Sound on Saturday Aug. 2ith.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

On Sunday last, the steamship Zsnlusdia Capt.
wobber, arrived at her wharf about IL O'Clock.
after having accomplished the best run ever made
between Auckland and Honolulu-I2 days, L.
hours and II minutes. The run from Sydney 10
Auckland was done IN days hours. II the
ZeaiqRdia does as well between this city and San
Francisco, the Iigaedd, which sailed At l. N. on
Monday, will have 10 look well to it, or she will
get left" Capt. Weber expects 10 be in San
Francisco early next Sunday forenoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-03

President Fairchild Of Oberlin, reached Hilo on
Thursday, August 2lst. He was the guest Of Rev.
W. B. 0leson.