Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-20

u the boiler, preventing scale entirely Il l. /
applied by simply adding lhs compound - The .
water II The invention prove equal 10 ths .
claims made tot 1t. steamer ownen have a
tight to congratulate lhemselees.
loe Motan. changed With assault viii ,leadly .
weapon IN The district NJ liaoaiua. Hawaii, /
was yesterday morning committed ioi idal by /
Chief Justice Id,id, in be head u the Ndsem
ber tenn II The supreme court 81 W1imeh,
Hawaii NotaH vho, H., the way, u lu=h
and nu French was captured tn Iawlefs !
yard last SUNDAY night by Officer NlehHeus,
wha followed a description sent ffom Hawai-
NJ ! " Homer recognized him and be saa
held as above stated. lis plea is not guilty
The native whom he Is Charged With cutting
WIS Thought 10 be mi II danger when last
heard from.
Usdnssd"B, Sep'embss i9h.
one Chinese foi larceny Of fish, one insane
Chinese woman. and native drunk completed
asi night arrests,
! tlefk u the Supreme t1uu Foster will re-
/ turn by The Alameda nest Monday. Dunug
his absence beputy Clett Smith has filled The
position in most painsmling and obIgng
manner
The German bark & x Bishop, Captain
Nolteta, arrived yestefliy, 100 days from
bremen, consigned 10 Mc,su liickird a Go.
with general cargo and y German laborers,
including men, women and children for
Pain plantation, Maui
Doctor Mekibbn's pbstonboy vas supposed
to be a Nowaway on board the {. o. Whit.
more 50 Officer tehIbei went after and cap.
turcd him. The same officer caught native
st1saway on board the MARY Dodge and a
Chinese ditto on board The Catalina
IN the supreme court last Monday The ml
court confirmed the previous Judgment Of
I Judge Austin In the case Of Edmond and I'd
win Han, ". Hell kapu ri al A like con.
Iitmaton was made in the matter Of Chief
; Justice Iudd's previous decision IN the case Of
C. Along vs.. chun 1ung Along r, ais,
II 1t is an they say that one enterpnsing
operator has secured and "salted away" $40,
TO obtain gold from the government on Dceem.
ber ~, Another, has put away $4,000 and
several others are holding smaller sums for the
same purpose. OF course the certificates pre-.
a sented must I've ~ denominations over len dol
lars.
:, II Is most peuincnly suggested by friend
OF the Guide that the governments ought to
:, erect shear legs a, one Of It's wharycs for tn,
placing IN position OF removal III boilers and
the machinery Of local steamers AT present
many Of the local vessels are sent to the coas
: because oi the expense and inconvenience o
specially erecting sheer legs. There are few
cities Of lIonolulus commercial imporanc,
r that are without permanent hoisting apparatus
One capable Of hoisting 50 tons Is needed here
N II eny one cares to see busy sight let hin
/. look in AT The bank to-day Thrtyiwo bag
Of Mesicans came in last Monday, chief,
.r from the other islands, each bag containing
a $500 and much more came in yesterday, al
a. Of which has to be counted. Occasionally
If "once in an infrequency, as Mrs. Gilhor
l. says--the bank clerks life is not a merry one
/. The reason Of this sudden rush is the fact tina
ii the Mesicans must be exchanged for kala
< lauas before the end Of this month OF not a
- ALL aud the banl, does most OF the exchanging
;" The Ceylon and the Catalina got away yes
~ terday afternoon the former with 100, tn
latter with IoI Chinese passengers. Thes
'" emgrants go home TO spend their hard .earne
- wealth in the acquisition Of wives and othe
|, saiuabicS. On board the Ceyion the agent
W furnish only fuel and water. An entcrprisiu
~ Chinese caterer pu, up the requisite bunking an
y agreed to furnish rice, pig. tea and othe
w essentials Of Chinese dietary for $i4 head
w. The passage alone was SIS head. Th
~ Ceylon may go on to Boston with a cargo an
may return TO this port.
nix King Lunailo and Judge Ii have been ii
he only weli-io.do Hawaiians 10 hequea,h an
lie Of their property 10 charitable OF religion
OF objects In Judge lis will ], was provide
k that onetenh of the income from his prof
of ery should he devoted TO such charitable an
n religious objects as the executor should dete
Ter mine upon. In pursuance Of this duty, Judg
ay Judd has set apar, from the income Of Miss Ii
r. estate for the year ending July l, 1884, II
rs. following requests
he Tuition and support Of Libie Komoikehuehu si36
a Hawaiian Board Of Home Missions ........ 100
on Hawaiian Board OF Foreign Missions. ..,...... IS
kawaiahao Church -s..,- ..-,...... so
40 s.I
en- The Saratoga Restaurant, al 90 Hot
ext Street, opened Monday nigh, under the cate
by ship OF Mr. Ellis Hart. The premises a
IN cool, airy, neatly and attractively furnshe
ed and in all respects inviting. The kitchen al
'p' store rooms are detached from the dinil
es' saloon and pfNate supper room, and the heat al
CO. odor Of cooking do not in,rude, a. is the ~
g. in American restaurants. The Representative
p'. Of The various newspapers were invited, h
OF only four responded the Elele, The Adv.
ef liser the Bulletin and the Guide The dim
at was a good one and admirably served. NJ
ays Steiner, Mr.. Hart and the steward in char
not forgetting his majesty Of the kitchen
are 10 be commended and congratulated. 5
ia also, is the public, II ii shall prove possible
led keep on as has been begun.
\. The report was cuuen, yesterday aferno
NV that Collector. General W. I. Allen, had be
superseded by Curtis P. Iaukea. The new
~ il true, will shock not only the business men
CHS city, but all who have commercial intere
emf in the islands, And yet, probably none "
en. be surprised, for it has been evident
one some time pas, that man OF M. ALE
il. integrity, notwithstanding his long exporter
and ability al the head Of this principal SOU
the Of government revenue was calling thorn
NY the side Of the administration. !, has OF
ials been asserted, and this act shows, that hon