The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-16

On the evening of the 18th inst, at $50 o'clocl
the north. western sky presented most remarka
BILE appearance, that portion Of the heavens bein
illumined with deep red color like the reflector
from great confagration.
Mr.. z. Y. Squires' address before the Working
mems Union has been eagerly seized upon by tn
San Francisco Chronicle and the matter CONTAINED
in it has been twisted and tortured TO suit tn
views Of that amiable sheet.
Marshal PGrke has now two restaurants in hi
charge, the Windsor and Honolulu" the pro
prietors If which have followed in the footsteps o
the illustrious Count Robert" Of the "Delmo
nicon and are now bankrupts.
Mr. Thrum has occupied his new quarters in tn
Campbell Block. They seem admirably suited 70
Mr. Thrum's purposes. Those desiring articles o
business stationery will find an excellent selection
well displayed in the new store.
Dividends have lately been declared by the In
ter-Island Steam Navigation Co., c. Brewer j Co.
L. o. Hall, and the Hawaiian Carriage Co. Stock
holders should not delay in walking up the Secre
taries Offices and receiving their perquisites.
The juniors comprising the Eclipse boat clul
met at their rooms on the evening of the 18th inst
and elected officers for the ensuing term, as fol
lows; president c. Baldwin; vice president II
Mossman; secretary W. Dover; treasurer b. Bur
CESS.
first of series Of special sermons for English
speaking people at the Roman Catholic cathedra
on the 18th inst. the attendance Of foreigners
was very large and the address was most impress
siye.
The Ice Factory yesterday resumed the manu-
facture Of ice after its temporary interruption Il
repair some damage TO the engine. Fortunately
for the public the weather has been quite cool
and the want of this luxury has not been SC
severely felt.
The following already greets the eyes Of visitors
20 the United States Consulate. "All fees in this
Office must be paid in American coin or its equi-
valent.' A schedule of the rates at which coin
the Hawaiian silverl
The way orders have been ''sloshed7 round was
seen last Sunday Their name was legion. Why
are not the names of the recipients publishedi
There is no fear that any one will refuse them the
right Of wearing the decorations as was the case
with Captain Edwards.
Two of the '.white-w winged messengers that ply
between San Francisco and this port, the ". N,
DiBiOad and Discovery left this port on the 10th
instant, each bound TO arrive first ut the Golden
Gate Both vessels have good records for speed
and the winner is doubtful.
The schooner Lalu arrived of port on the 18th
instant with her flag at half-mast. Inquiry
revealed that the captain, native named Puua-
hiwa, had died while en- route TO port. The de
ceased was well known amongst merchants and
had many friends amongst his own oountrymen.
The following officers of Polynesia Encamp-
ment No. /, l. y. OF, we're installed at Harmony
Hall, Friday evening, january 9TH, NJ. ID.
Monsarratt, C.P.; L @. Rowe, HIP; w. p. Crooks,
Senior Warden; James Simmons, Scribe; L. L.
L. Wells Peterson, Treasurer; T. J. Maggie, Junior
Warden.
lib. Ms ships Heroine and Constance ART e1-
rlarfQd n meet in HouUlulu HnrbDr in Eebruary
The Heroine is bound for a cruise in the South
Pacific and will not remain long in our port, but
the Constance will probably make long visit. She
will be at the service of the British Commissioner
to make a tour of the Islands.
The present cool weather, the thermometer
nightly showing 62', has had a most beneficial
effect on sufferers from boog0 fever, and general
torpidity. Some of the old residents, however,
seem TO consider that they have experienced very
cold days especially since the failures of Rob
ertson d Co., McCandless, Walker and Kerr.
The January number Of the Planters Monthly
Is to hand and quite up TO the usual average. The
editor gives Us thoughtful articles and careful
selections Month by month this Magazine Is
advancing and taking its place, not only IN Homo
I|nlu, but in the world, as the exponent Of views
Wpon sugar cultivation and sugar interests.
NThe cavalry returning from the funeral last
Slhday were a sight for the gods. They under
10 ID TO gallop down hill a7d the exhibition Of mis-
ana Naged lances of which the owners were fairly
AMI for they came perilously near their com.
radef heads was affecting. The spectators laughed
and ben the mHliHgfary saw the joke and joined
in tn caohination.
The\oomins birthdays Of Messieurs the Minis
.ers shN slid be added 10 the Government holidays,
side bIt side with that of His Majesty and other
meberS Of royalty that is, If they have, like the
local dstle of "Eddication,' the power TO pro-
claim i6et birthdays as holidays for the schools:
Why are bot the Government offices also closed
the ooc tsionl
II is rerkrted taat the police had information
lately with t.gard to the location Of large guam
tity Of opiurt about LOO tins, but the laws delay
hindered improvements of the raiding party IN
such a maun,E. that. when the descent was made,
the opium va gone, and the raiders were left.
By the way. tbk Customs officers have not had a
record of a seil pre- for long time
By the Ha,j,-N l. the long expected part owner in
the 4drtyfisey M. f. c. Maciariane, arrived and
be has ALREADY = himself to work in an endeayOr
10 bring order oBltof the chaos formerly existing
In Inc rrinciples Al that newspaper. Mr.. Macfar.
lane Is welcomed rs brother Journalist and the
hone Is expressed n ut he may accomplish his de
SIRE, TO build uu profitable business by purely
legitimate means.
By the steamer ~, N,,9sl, which arrived in port
here on the 9Th ms nun San FranciscO, Homo
lulu again receiyes - Il. and Mrs. Spreckels, Nj
Adolph Spreckels II, AAnd Mrs. Shaw, Col Mac
fArlaue. Nj. W. e. Tr.iyM Hon. Sam Parker, Gov
L. I. Low. Mrs. Franz Hastings and Miss kose
Make. The body - Ne late Mrs Catherine
Makee was also broupb, Inward on the steamer.
The Hawaiian Hon. Society held an ad.
iourned meeiing al m W. OF the Y. NJ. G. A. on
the evening of the ista r. But Little oaslhess
was transacted beyond ~ "1ction Of some twenty
applicants to membership tiiis organlllltlon i
dong good work in a qiis, rno5trnslNe masnel,
which should commend h ~ % the fIienus q
dumb animals in the Con- "'1iy' and tEeI a 1
and Influence should be ~ 49, 70 iurtne' 'ie
objects of the oreanizatioa
The first Hawaiian half rf passed at par
was taken at the box-ofics q Music nal on
the evening of the 10th inst, +" "a; hehIy WI
liams the pro fem treasurer Il II Y. ~ bueAl,.llu
who was the manager of tht ~ h. ialitnehl lnt
Women Of the People, of - me CON y
Miss Louise Beaudet, Of the = IL Am beanas
and that lady en- 4 sailsia otlel
VI having IN her possession IL. \ e ~ : aliAI 81
yer hRlf-dollar placed in cTrculs,
Thenevly organized lodge Of 4 y yl1 us
Mystic Lodge No. . received its :. ~ ~ nc lu.l
inst from ID. S. c. David Day. II " 4, 3. =,
elect then installed and ara ~, L. 7 "a = ~;
J. J.. Williams; c. c., ]. A. Has uaa - ',
o.. Ashley; p, A. Burget; X. Of i ~ fl I = I,
Z. Miseman: NJ. OF T.. H. f. Hcls .. Z. =,
Henry Davis; III. at A. W. GroEsmls - u ~ \,
Fuller; o. G.. W. Brash; 4. D. o. = =
Crooke Attendants
Messrs Fred Bsgot and Frank ], lei
Honolulu Yesterday afternoon By AG.