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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Besides the robberies mentioned in another par
agraph, there was n successful one committed on
the premises OF With. Place, on Maunakea street,
on the evening Of the 18th ult., and goods TO the
value Of 500 were stolen The robbers obtained
entrance through a rear window and in their pere-
CARNATIONS about the place for plumber, set fire to
some paper on one OF the shelves. No police in
terfered 20 prevent the thieves getting away safe
ly with the bulky booty, consisting as it did of
three full boxes Of tobacco box of Manila cigars
wooden pipes, cigarettes, etc. This is the second
time within month that Mr.. Places store has
been broken into.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The after glow has been unusually brilliant at
HilO during the evenings of the past week The
sky has been cloudloss and the whole western hor-
lion has been OF a bright crimson color. fully as
brilliant as for months previous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

From the Pepeekeo plantation, Mr., c. Afong's)
information is received of the successful manner
in which the Jarvis Furnaces have been made TO
WORK lately, by using less water in the pans. The
manager was in distress for a long time account
Of only being enabled to turn out 30 CHARTERS per
dav, but after experimenting, and reducing tine
water, his heart was gladdened by an increase TO
30 CHARTERS per day. The boilers used are tubular
and with wet trash for fuel 30 lbs. of steam is
easily kept the standard. The hint is extended
to the notice Of managers who may have lost faith
IN the Jarvis Furnace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

An English sermon will be preached in the Ro-
at High Mass. at 10 am.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
HAWAII.

Onomea Mill has stopped grinding for want of
water to lume the cane TO tho mill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The Planters MoHtbly is out with its accustomed
prOmptitude. This March number completes the
second volume Of singularly useful publication,
and the editor justly remarks that the experience
of the past two years has demonstrated the cor
rectness of the views of those who advocated the
establishment of such a journal The Planters
Monthly has met with hearty support from planters
and Others. An index to the volume will be
published with the next number. The present
number gives the full text of the "Resolutions to
terminate the Hawaiian Treaty. together with
the two Reports Of the Committee ON Foreign Re
latiOns IN Washington, and a list of the various
Standing Committees of the Senate. number of
minor articles on the progress of sugar cultivation
in Queensland, and other interesting notes on agri.
culture generally, on the proposed Worlds Expo
sition Of losi-5, to be held in New Orleans com
municatiOns from sundry island districts and
selections from American and Australian papers
go 70 make up a number fglly equal to the stand
ard Of the magazine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

THE ANNUAL MEETING WILL
halfpast seven O'Clock, at the Hail OF the Y NJ C. 4.
After the election ~ officers important business
will be brought forward and fu attendance OF active
and hnnarL mcmhrr. !. relnested. PER ORpER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Attention is directed to the sale of elegant fur
niturc, which will take place this morning in one
Of the Fort street stores in the Campbell block,
which sale is declared by Mr.. Adams, the auc.
tiOneer. To be g's'zifirr, no reserve.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

From the usually quiet district Of waianae, on
this island,comes plant that the administrators
of justice in that district have no; been dispensing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

+. \. Schaefer Esq, Consul for Italy, was re-
cieved at audience gwen at lolani Palace, by
His Majesty, the 9th inst and, on the occasion
presented to King Kalakaua an autograph letter
from King Humbert Of Italy. acknowledging the
receipt of dispatch, forwarded by the hands of
Col. lauSea. and expressing continued feelings of
good viii. Consul Schaefer also presented the ac-
acknowledgements of the Italian Queen Oonsort fora
decoration Of the Order Of Kapiolani, received by
her
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

So dry is it at Hilo that the Waiakea Mill Co.
are Obliged to carry water daily to the various sta
tons their railroad in the cane fields. for the
use Of the Portuguese. and for the animals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The kGsaH and Planter started nearly together
last evening and the prospects seem good for an
other trial Of speed between the two boats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The band gave one concert at Emma Square
during the past week, on the afternoon Of the
LIST inst, The concert was well attended and the
various numbers ON the programme were well per
formed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The Hu01i0U Monthly, for March, has been re-
ceived and glance at the matter contained in the
present number shows that the editor has taken
pains to please by presenting diversity of sub
jects al interesting and some especially instruct
i've. Thoughts on State Educationf from the
pen OF the editor is again presented and the arti-
Gle displays considerable thought and study. A
paper read before the Honolulu Social Science
Association on Farms and Farming in the King
dom, written by Judge McCuly, is well deserving
OF praise for the thorouGhness with which the sub
iect Is treated THE Elections furnish food for
comment as does also Prisons and Prison Disci-
pine Besides the mental pabuum offered to old
CT readers the juvenile patrons provided for in
the Puzzle and e Whimscalities" departments
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The foundation for a new building, 10 be used
as a bonded warehouse in connection With the Gus
toms department, is nov being laid, ,palui Of the
Custom House
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The band concert originally intended for the
evening Of the 3rd inst, and unayoidably post
pOned will take place at Emma Square on tOmor-
row Thursday evening. Five new pieces will
appear on the programme.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

One Of the latest additions to the local home iu-
dustrles Is the establishment Of \ bone moa, fac
tory By Mr.. Gilbert Waller on the premises occu-
pied by him at Kalihi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco. per Ioiaui, Fcb 2s-Ia.g53 by,
sugar; value, 81 Dhsf
For san Francisco, per Alameda March l-si,rg be
sugar rs ks sugar fsi hgs rice 1879 buch- bananas
pcacockr O. -hrlls j. bales Goat -kins, u bales
sheep skins 1fsu bndls hides u PKG suudrrs bag
coin bag pady-yalue. domestic S2sI, s51s; foreign
sIp,igj.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The succulent mango Is again IN season and IN
consequence the dress of the average scho0l-bOy
is Of a quality that will wash, careful mothers not
forgetting the eHperiences Of previous seasons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The band boys seem still to be in disgrace, as IL
were. the Governor of Oahu, advertising that he
will not be responsible for debts contracted on
behalf OF the Band without his order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The Portuguese residents in this city propose TO
GET upa Philharmonic Society. The preliminary
meeting for the organization Of the Society was
held last Saturdny
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
NOTICE

CUPREME COURT OF TIE HA-
- WAIlAN ISLANDS. In the matter Of the Estate
nt JAMES W. ROBERTSON, voluntary bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of the creditors
who have proved debts against the above estate
TO the amount Of 500 will be- held NJ the Office
~ the Clerk Of the Supreme Court, iu Alii0aui Hale
Honolulu. on WEDNESDAY. Mafth 5th. A. D. list
commencing az O'Clock m for the purpose Of elect.
ing assivncrs Of said baukrupt- estate pursuant 10
the Statute.
Dated Honolulu. II. L. Feb 18th, \. u. 1851
ui 81 HENRY SMITH Uruuty CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Mystic Lodge. No. >, knights Of Pythias as
the first body of that Order to use the amplifed
form in degree work, ON the Hawaiian islands.
This Lodge is very energetic and progressive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Notice Is given to property owners on the line Of
the proposed improvements in widening Merchant
street, that the time for the filing of claims for
damages has been extended until further notice"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

@ Inc I. ;. 5. Hartford sailed from this port for
san Francisco at am on the 9Th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Work on the new Anglican Cathedral and also
ON the building TO be occupied by the Honolulu
Library Association is ut a standstill, with no de-
finite date for the RESUMPTION thereof.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Road Supervisor Hart has turned his attention
to the sidewalk on the Waikiki side OF Fort street
above Beretania street and that former dangerous
locality Is nov safe for pedestrians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Miss Breezes usual weekly social was held, as
usual, on the 18th ult., and the audience present
were treated to vocal and instrumental music,
readings and Rotations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The time for the receipt Of tenders for the cree
ton Of building on the Aliiolani Hale premises,
ends at noon to-day, at the Office Of the Minister
Of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The Sunday afternoon services held at the rooms
Of the y. NJ. c. A. Hotel street, and presided
over by members Of the association, well at
tended on the afternoon Of the 2nd inst. and the
exercises were Of an interesting character.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The g. :. 5. .ilga,sfg Sailed from this port for
san Francisco, ut noon on the lst inst. carrying
cargo OF domestic products valued at S.sj,0O0 and
the following passengers whose names are well
known TO Honouluans, viz: Capt. and Mrs. John
Wright. Capt. and Mrs. J. c. Ainsworth. Messrs.
p. c. Jones jr E. c. Macfarlane, c. L. Williams.
Harry TuTton ir. 5. J. Shaw, and John Cofey the
detective.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
Glen embellishments.
NOTICE /!

A QUARTERLY MEETING oFTHE BOARD
~ Of Trustees Of the Queens Hospital will be held
On FRIDAY, March = 1884, at u In the Room OF
the Chamber Of Commerce.
I9I "A. SCHAEFER. sec'y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

His Ercelleney the American Minister Resident
was favored by an audience with His Majesty on
the 9th inst on which occasion His Excellency
presented Rear-Adntral A. K. Hughes; Captain
c. c. Carpenter; Chief Engineer J. W. Moore;
II. NJ. Denniston; Lieut. Comd'r j. Marthon; Cap
tain w Il. Brown. l. S. Marine Corps; Lieut.. ].
A. II. Nickels. and r. II. Gait Esq Secretary of
Admiral. The officers are all attached 10 the
L. $. 5. Hartford at present in this harbor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
GEORGE L. BABCoCK.
AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY

llate Of Oakland CALI
Teacher ON Piano FOrto.
Address Lyran 4 Co., Fort street
Re-idrprr Mr. Dnd,if'. per,,.,i, S.r..t an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

During the week past the port has been visited
by number of vessels Of the whaling fleet, all of
which, with the exception of the two last named
in the following list have again sailed on cruises,
viz: steam whalers, THTdsLsl and NairrhgL; banks
Mary 4 Sas1p, JossELis-. Napoleon, .tL,uLaD,
BgrLsr and FIsffirfRg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The sales Of dry goods, groceries saddles. cigars
etc, held BY order of Messrs Hackfeld a Co. nj
ne aucfiou rooms OF Mr.. E p. Adams on the .sth
and 18th uit were well attended and the prices
realized were regarded as fair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Boundary Commissioners Notice.
HpROPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN
u made to the undersigned for the settlement Y
the boundaries Of the Crown lis IN kaucOhe koolau-
pokO Island Of Oahu, via: kaluapuhi, Hnlekou, Wal
kalua. kcaahala and kanh0Ouuiwi Al owners Of
adjoining lands, aud all persons 10 tetcstcd in the
settlement Of sad boundaries hereby notified, that
the said matter will for hearing At my office
Merchant street Honolulu Friday, March 1tst 1851
RICHD. T. BICKERTON.
Commissioner Of Boundarit- for Island Of Oahu.
Dated Honolulu. March 9Th, ISL gg3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
Reeeption to AdmlraI Hurhe..

reception to Rear. Admiral Hughes, Captain
Carpenter and the officers of the U. s 5. Hartford
was given last Friday evening by His Honor the
Chief Justice and Nrs. Judd. His Majesty, attend
ed by Col. Judd and very large number Of eiii
zens were present. The band of the Hartford and
the Hawaiian band played the following selections:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The grounds were brightly illuminated with
torches and Chinese lanterns and p,argHee had
been erected for the bands. Within, the reception
ROOMS were prettily decorated and the scene was
very animated. an excellent supper was provided.
In conversation and pleasant chat the hours sped
rapiGlv away
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Fire Marshal Nlaguire deserves credit for the
pains he took TO decorate and illuminate the bell
tower on the celebration Of Washington birthday.
II the only place in the city that lluminat
cd, and the labor was performed gratuitously.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Remember Hop Bitters never does harm TO the
smallest child but good always AMI continually
Ses and read advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
MmERCIAL.
EOy0LTIT, VIPcT, IA

AUANLLLDs MARCH :. 1881.
Tho depression noticed in tradcnt last writing con-
Times, and during the past week the complaint
amongst business people generally and especially in
the line Of retail trade has been the continuation Of
the dullncss before reported The low prices quoted
for staple produe abroad ha undoubtedly been one
Of the means TO cause the present and tend.
TO show how much the prosperity OF the island. at pres
ent depends on the state Of the sugar market Prom all
the yield ufsu-Ar ts yrar viii be IN excess
Of the es,imste and VIII approach total Of
so"o tons than eouoo; this large production will have
III, requisite bearing general trade the aggregate
tending 10 cauuterhaiauce the uwness Of prcf hv
increase 81 production and the present dulnes- NAV
therefore be looked upon as Of shori duration.
In tbs ssue. IN surp form r. given the IA
blc NJ the sustons Statistics for the year I which
include the imports and exports, passenger statistics
arrivals and departures Of merchant. naval and whs
ing vessels and other statistical matter OF interest
The arrivals during the week have consisted mainly
n vessels Of the whaling feet the Mary 4 Susan Jo.e
phine, Napoleon, Thrasher. Narwhal, F2eefwinr and
Abraham Barker having HTived and some have dis
charged portions Of their n md hone for shipmrrt
Prom san Francisco the pniy arrival the barker
tine Eureka.
The departures include ali Of the above named uhaI
ors but thr flcetwing aud Abraham Barker the o. =
Alameda, and the L. ;. : Hartford.
The o. ;. ). Mariposa l. due here on tlc -tl inst
with ncws dstcs TO the lst inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The ''ninu o'clock guu,'' fired OIL ut that hour
during the past week on board the L. 5. 5. Hart
fort, will be missed by many who were taking 1t
as local time standard, it being far accurate
than that relic Of past ages still in the police
station bell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
NOTICE

FEHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
u notice that he has In his possession Black Mar
with Two Colts. brand IN A The owner will please
call and obtain the same a. convenient, and
dcfruy all expenses. NJ EEAIOHA
UlHpalakua, Maui, March ., 1851 1874
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The only night for some time back that the
Deputy Marshal stNid in town late, seemingly on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Drs. Fitch, Aiming and StOddard left for MOlo.
kai on Monday. DIR. Fitch will await the arrival
of a number of lepers from the Kakaako hospital.
DIR. Aiming makes a stay of a week at the leper
settlement in order 10 make himself thoroughly
acquainted with certain phases OF the disease.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

A football match was played last Saturday be-
'ween the Rocky Hill and the Pacific Slope clubs.
The Pacific Slope scored three games against none
on the other side The last game was a hardly
contested struggle which lasted a couple of hours.
No lack OF energy in our Hawaiian youth which
can in our climate keep mp game Of this kind for
so LONG time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

INCONSISTENCIES notice.

Ino. +. Bu.h, J. T McCrossou, W. H. Cummings. ".
Il. Castle, II. r. Macfutlauc.
g15 81 (Sguedb T.. d. TESNEY. Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The doctors have finished their examination Of
tue scholars present at the Royal School and, from
a semi official source 1t Is learned that dozen or
more Of the scholars will have to go on temporary
probation before receiving their health certificates
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

INT lllIIN ITFIII-I TITT-VTNIIl-1 VIlIITII1 TIWg
winds. put in an appearance on the morning Of
the sird inst, and have continued to date Besides
the general public there is also n single individual
who is well pleased at the advent Of the trades
and that is Captain Rice Of the PEE. Who has
frequently declared during the past week that
even the elements were in opposition TO the Gov
eminent. the continuous southerly winds allowing
foreign vessels to enter the harbor without tovape
expenses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

There is considerable talk among employees and
4 few employers relative to an early closing Of
stores and Offices Saturday afternoons s'Ihc
climate is such that little more relaxation from
business cares and more indulgence in athletic
amusemenis could not bni be benefcial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

Oahu prison windows are now provided with
shutters, there will be no longer a necessity to
pull down the blinds. One of the principal places
from which escapes have been lately made Is still
however at the convenience of persons desiring TO
decamp. BY the way, of what use is the Jail when
no attempt is made to capture escapesF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

1HI"7 770NI077 " U771-VO FTVNH1.s- ~ T'T'TVl
ions Il. BnowN, Agent Board OF Health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05
PORT OF HONOLULU.
-fUaT


Arrived.
Feb Sam bkfnc Eureka. Lee. from
Nad Am hktnu W II Dimond, Hu1dlrtt, frum : +
Sailed.
Mar 10 : Alameda Morse. for =
81 IihTtfurd, Carpenter. Tor : J.
Vessels in Port.
Haw bk kaie Rnihfos-
Am tern u Williams William
Am BIZ e q Whitmuro. Calhoun
Am BIZ taibaricu, Hubbard
Am BIZ u Murray. Berry
Am bktnr Eureka, Lee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

selection .-..... ....... La Favorita
The Dancers Dream
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

The clock in the tower Of Mr.. Geo. Lucas new
building illuminated for the first time the
evening Of the 18th ult. The clock figures however
cannot be distinguished more than block away,
but the innovation will undoubtedly prevent the
policemen stationed along the wharves from tax
ing their usual walks TO the Police Station TO
certain the time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

According TO the y LHso Huir1ii'p1 the Portu-
gucse paper published in Honolulu, the Portuguese
laborers at Honomu Plantation have forwarded to
the Azores Si5S, at Papaikou $40 at koloa Sll5
all since January LIST. The labOrers do not thus
appear as the underpaid slaves the San Francisco
CLIo,ie'r would like 10 make them out to be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-05

4 fall Of about six inches in the sidewalk adj join
ing Castle d Cookies, caused foreign lady, who
was not aware Of the fact, to perform 4 feat lOn
Thursday aftenOOn) more appropriate 10 the gym
uasium than the public street. Happily the partly
accomplished summersault was done without in
jury, but The yet remains for some lady less
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-09
PUBLIC NUISANCES.

The gang in the Hill-Sharon
case have resolved themselves into
the worst kind of public nuisances
The case itself, bad as it was in
point of filthy testimony. is not
nearly so annoying to the public as
the daily reports of the rows and
wrangles between Nelson. Miss
Hill, Tyler Jr.. and the Alta Pub
fishing Company. Nelson is we
believe suing the Alta for libel. or
Tyler is suing his father, or Miss
Hill suing Barnes, VIC can't just
at the moment say which. Every
morning the principals in the var
ious SANDER, embezzlement, breach
of promise d false imprisonment
cases, meet in some notary $ office.
and call upon the police to search
each other for weapons. They then
fall to calling each other hor-
rible names, and accuse each other
of all sorts If vile crimes and in
tentlons. The police rush in. the
court rules out the reporters, Miss
Hill makes faces at Nelson. Tyler
makes passes for gun, Nelson
walks over to Tyler Jr aud calls
him a thief and black mailer, the
court jumps down and insults some
body el.e, more pistols are IN otioned
for, aud more police rush in. Then !
they adjourn and go through the
same tom foolishness the next dav.
but unf 'rt ,nately never pull ANY
pistols and never shoot each other.
During the past few weeks Sharon
has been wholly lost sight Of. We
would advise Sarah Althea to "a
t, the New Orleans Exposition a. d
start q fashionable lodging hon, e,
Nelson to hire himself out to the |
Call as an aft lavit maker, and Ty-
Ter to open an auction shop in New
York. This coast is wearying of
the entire gang.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-09
THE FUTURE or THE MINT.

The correspondent Of the Lyon
County Times who is gentleman
employed in the Mint writes as
70 lows regarding the future of the
institution.
President Arthur's fierce attack
upon the standar silver dollar and
his recommendation for the immedi
ate stoppage Of its coinage, as ex-
pressed in his Message, has caused
no small amount If alarm here
which is not confined to those who
derive a direct or indirect benefit
from the Mint. but it is general.
For years as | understand it. there
has been class here waging an
unrenittig war upon the Mint for
no reason that ever became aprar-
cnt, unless it was because thew
were on the outside. That class TO-
day is more virulently denouncing
the President than those most in
terested for placing one of the
principal supports in jeopardy.
Should the Presidents recomenda-
ton gain the recognition he de-
mands for it, Mint man tells me
that in all probability the current
session of Congress will pass an
appropriation adequate only t, con
dact the Carson Mint as an ASSAY
Office, thus reducing the force t.
eight or ten men by July next.
This would stimulate the two hun
dred Carson Democrats. all Of
whom expect Mint places, to kick
at the Administration they did not
assist to create. The Establishment
of the Mint would certainly prove
a serious backset to Carson. hut as |
a n 'tioDal calamity it would not he |
great.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-09

Tin work. Plum hing, Gas and Wa'er
Pipe Fitting done b, com pefent and x.
perienceh work men.
Particular attention given 70 general
and special orders viii attend to
buving and filling orders ut small
com m ission.
al1 and examine G0Ous xnd prices be-
fore purchasingtelSewhe
Goods 8olA 1t Lowest Possible
Rates,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-09
EECMEEe Avn nOrJLTOS.

The telegraph brings news of the
death of Francis D.. MouIton, the
principal witness in the famous TIL
ton case. And close upon the heels
of this intelligence com, $ this mes
sage from New York:
Beecher told Commercial re-
porter today, regarding +. -. Nnul-
ton: Il could say many kind TIL ,gs
OF MOult0n, and some things not
complimentary. His hand was
raised against me, hut he could not
help it. He had committed h !. :
self in the conspiracy against me
and was coupe led t. take the
stand he did. / know from good
sources that he has regretted his
action since. The real truth If
that great conspiracy against me
has never been gwen to the public.
Moulton held many papers, dOcu-
ments and letters that have never
been produced. l know the undsr
lying reasons for this conspiracy
but in the evidence | could not
prove them. l may speak more
fully If Mou ton later, and may tell
what | know some day"
Beccher had better let the dead
alone. Even if his charge that
Moulton was q perjuror and con-
spirator we're true, he would dis
play better taste than BY thrusting
his goulish hand into the reputation
Of man before the corpse is cold.
Slandercrs If the dead.are the most
despicable Of Lying creatures.