The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

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daughter, J Pocpeo. Rosa; J Durham: JudEe Nc
King E Frcshheld, W Il seal Il Akaua.
For san Francisco, per Mariposs, Nov l5-Iho; ]
lialros and family, ] u DAVE MAJOR a : b'neei
Burthardt L A Thurston G II Alexandc-S-T e. rhrum
Uru Gall. W Adams. A Rounds Il II Cotton, Lind
u SghradeT q Malone, Capt lie Iucu.
Tor san Frunrisco, pct CaibaTien, Nov i5-MT Log
erom Maui and Molusai. per Liksl!ke Nov 1T }
Eycns, Buckley, 9 llodgard i W Putnam =" Ao-z
e Williams, j Alexander 7 u Cumming
For Kauai via waiauae, Nov i5-Mrs Emerson
Mn Il q Spading and child, Major Wroughiou, L
hruze, Prof Garudlcy, Mn Capt WikmEu and child &
DIED.
BALLANTINE-Iu thi. ely. on tle iltl, inst. Al th,
residence OF Mr.. Ward, Mr. B,LLAS1tSL, iaie Mr.
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT Town.
Judge McCully, returned TO this city. from
Kauai, on the 18th inst.
Mr. I. II. Davies, who left by the Ma,-,fo-1 ON
Saturday, will return here December s.h.
Subscriptions in aid of Fire Marshal Mcguire
have been generous, the cause Is deserving.
Her Majesty Queen Dowager Emma went to
Huwai yesterday afternoon, IN the steamer hinau.
There was a good deal Of drunkenness about the
streets on Monday. The vice seems 10 be growing.
Exchange forwarded by the MarI'2gl on Satur-
day was down 10 2- per cent, and plenty OF II to
be had
The 18Th inst. being the Anniversary Of the re-
cDguition Of the Independence Of HWEaH will be
observed rs public holiday in this Kingdom
Marshal S1per. wife and family aFriy0 from
Hawaii on the 18th inst. The Marshal is much
chagriued ut the police not yet having captured
kuuo.
The Band concert at Emma Square on Saturday
afternoon WAS very we'll attended by lovers of mu-
BIC and the various pieces on tue programme were
well rendered.
The scholars and teachers Of the Royal School
have presented purseof 81. 20 to }. W. McGnire
who lately lost the whole Of his property by fire.
subscription has also been raised IN town.
The Riuau arrived on Saturday morning at 1880
on time to connect with the MuripDst. Wilder d
Co. arc showing great enterprise in thus hurrying
up the hi'W and they do II nj considerable expense
too.
Mr. Ellis has been welding the auctionecr's
hammer at Mr.. l.. p Adams auction room during
last week the attendance at the credit sale has
been good and something like $1,000 has been
realized.
The steamer Ilrmr71 is due here on the 22ud
inst and will bring tue news relative 20 the Pres
idcntlal election in the United states. Late ar
rivals from the coast proEnosticate serious trouble
IN New York.
The Hon. W. C. ParEe, late Marshal of the King
dom, has his office over Bishop d Co.'S Bank, in
the room occupied by Jonathan Austin Esq. Mr..
Parke is prepared to attend to all kinds Of bust
ness entrusted 10 his care.
Mrs Ballantine died of heart disease early on
the morning Of the lith inst. Mrs Balantne will
be remembered by many as the wife Of j. /. ebay
SUFFERING
from an attack Of fever.
There was A public reception at Iolani Palace on
the evening Of the 18th inst. number Of the
general public took advantage of the opportunity
aud were presented TO His Majesty between the
hours Of $50 and 10 ,. m.
Mr. I. G. Thrum, proprietor of the Saturday
Press, has gone to the Coast for two months trip.
Mr.. Ihrum is suffering from i'll health and goes to
seek rest and more bracinR climate. II Is to be
hoped that he will return thoroughly invigorated.
aOn Wednesday Nov. y, Mr. L. A. Thurston
filed petition on behalf Of Mrs. c. II. Alexander
asking for the appointment Of guardians over the
property of Mr.. Chas. Alexander Of Wailuku Maui.
The chief Justice appointed Saturday 10Th, inst.
for the hearing.
Rain set in on Saturday afternoon aud the pros
poets seemed to point towards dampish weather
for the 18th, the heavy water laden clouds dropping
the ''pearly tears" in thick prOfusion. A change
to faIreT weather occurred on the 10th and Monday
the 18th came in bright and fair.
The residence Of Mr.. VIM Mclean Vineyard
street, was entered by Chinese sneak thief, on
Sunday evening, but before securing much IN the
way of plumber, discovered by the nurse girl,
who gave the alarm. John decamped. leaving
behind a pair Of shoes and his hat,
An addition of 70 lamps has lately been made TO
the streetlighting department and all of them are
nov IN position Many dark spots which have
been IN times past, the dread Of late travellers,
are now partly robbed Of their orrOrs by the ligh
thrown upon the surrounding surfaces.
Mr.. J. Seeley, the champion trick oareman,
trainer of the Honolulu crew, gave an exhibit
ton Of his abilities, for the amusement Of the
ladies and children on the steamer Planter on
regatta day, which was quite interesting. A row
ing match is on the taps between him and Mr..
Oscar Branch Of the Myrtle's.
The MarVosu ailedSaturday at noon sharp. She
carried four hundred tons of freight l. cabin pas
sengers and > steerage- Among the kamaainas
that left were Capt. 4. II, Hebron and family I.
H.Dsvies, Capt Iierney, A. 6. ,Buruhardt IhOs q.
Ihrum, c. H. Alexander and IsOrrin lhurSton. The
band was in attendance and played a number Of
pieces.
It was hard indeed to have the bill for the La
hama torch-light procession handed to the princ
psi actor 10 pay. Poor Minister of Foreign |
Affairs, TO he asked to pay $50 worth of loyalty |
towards himself. 1t was too bad where were the |
patriotic citizens OF Ilhalna of whom so much |
has been heard in the columns Of the official |
organY Where their open purses Oh de- |
generate Lahaina
The copies Of the Peoples Cyclopsdia have ar
riyod by the MrrIJpal, and are being distributed /
10 subscribers. further supply Is expected By |
the next -tiuiri0- Mr.. Cutler says he Is doing /
excellent business, far IN advance of what his /
publishers expected. Il only needs q person to |
look through the book TO see what an excellent |
work 1t II. The comparatively small price puts it |
within the means Of a slender purse.
The body OF Leonard h, Patten the man shot by
ii. A. Bridges was buried in Nuuanu Cemetery on 4
the 18th inst under the auspices Of Lodge dc Pro- |
rres dl Oceanic. The coffin was attended by pail 1
bearers from the MHsons, and Oahu and Mystic /
lodges X Of I. The procession was preceded by the
Hawaiian Band and attended by Societies OF which |
during life deceased was member, and a large /
number Of friends in carriages. Rrgnsseri.
Thost who wish to make themselves thoroughly |
couyorsant with the war in China, should obtain
copy OF the Hawaiian Chinese News. Not only is /
it hnndled cdiioriRly and in the news columns, i
but there Is grand picture Of the position Of the
forts and the hostile fleet. The portrait of a grim /
ysagcd Mongoan warrior holding the national |
banner is probably intended 70 represent the Chi
ncsc General. The very sight OF him ought to |
brighten the French away.
GA Satur,lay. the horse attached to Mrs Geo Rob
rfsf's carriace took fright lust as that LADY was
getting in Though the Chinese driver and Mast /
err Z. BOYD held on, they were unable 10 restrain /
the frightened animal which dashed round Mrs. l
buyus lot and threw MIS-. tppeFtsoh uoNh |. steep L
bank. Fortunately the lady sustained no further |
injuries than some severe bruises, and great /
nervous shock Dr. Brodie was promptly sent for |
aud has been in attendance since the accident.
ha Ho,a b. hai, native magazine is doing |
good work among the people, It supplies them with
bright readable stories, mostly translation from
English novels and stories. The last number No.
II Of the second volume, the special translator re-
ports full Of interest and his verl hair had stood
On end while peruSing the thrilling tale OF the 1
Young knights Of ireland. The English author
would hardly recognize the title which is Kl
Malta Opio lrelaui.' Bat this is fame for him
undoubtedly.
The well-kluWu Union Saloon of which Mr. !
L. :. Cunba Is proprietor was entered on the eve
ming Of the 18th instant, Through the cbaaivance
Of a Portuguese employeel, aud the entire con-
tents Of his safe removed by the thief one Joseph,
a former employee Mr.. Cunha did not allow
much time to elapse before actiur having his sus
poions aroused towards The man then still in his
employ, he, by judicious questioning by himfelf