Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

Daniel l.vps, president ami manager = NJ
Whitman. treasure, W, g, Ashley, SECRETARY,
Mt 4, G.. Jones, IT,. recently tetumcl
from San Francisco. will lead the gospel ten.
rctance meeting a, The bethel lecture room
this evening. and will, doubtless, have some.
thing fresh 20 "a, on an always timely topic,
several Japanese youths passed here ou the
rokiu last Tuesday Six II them arc bound
to- Annapolis, where they expect to remain
~cVcu years pursuing naval studies navigation.
gannop anil the like Others among the
number will 20 TO England.
Mt r. {, Jones, IT,. will have rne Of the
mos, comiouahlc'lookine homes in Honolulu
when his new residence on Nuuanu >ucc,.
msksi tho residence OF Captain Mist, shall be
completed which uugh, no, 10 take longer
than sixty days further.
In MAY oi last year. Mt David Graham
Adec wrote and set TO music some verses. en-.
titled the krafSargc and Alabama n copy Of
which he has forwarded to Music Doctor
Berger. The words have a lyric quality worth
the reading the hrs, s'an,a being Is follows .
or has swung bold from the sd Ssa,arG,
A. se rrdc 90 ihs month q tht Schcidt =.
While n5ii al the uOran. msfgr
Doh SaadeOy sad ane shadovy barge
ti3un5sd The view o. belt
Mt, J. X. Morrill,, pom surveyor, witnessed
an interesting occurrence las, Tuesday, When
Mr.. pancers barge came alongside the wharf,
!, contained several japanese iir,,-elass pa>>en.
geiS, who had not learned English evidently
In order 60 obtain desired information they
wrote their questions in Chinese characters to
Chinese who happened to he on the wharf.
and were answered in Ike manner II was
very clear that tho Japanese werc able TO write
language they could not speak.
MF. X. W. Lame has loaned this Office O
copy Of " Eehoes from Hospital and White
Hou>e, a reeord OF the war time experiences
Of Mrs, Rebccca h. Pomroy, who was one of
the most devoted Of the nurses in attendance
upon the Federal army. ON April Isth. will
he printed supplement- largely devoted 10
6. A. x. and kindred topics. A, least, ono
original paper has been promised, and me OF
mote extracts from Miss Anna /. Roytlen's
book about Mir. Pomroy will be gwen,
Which Is Right 2the opinions Of two o!
the cleAres,, Il not the most convincing Of
modern thinkers on the topic of great
wealth may be found on the first page, To
the writer's knowledge, there are well-,o,do
folL in Honolulu who " oahi like to see wealth
lmned--fortunes Kept below one or two
millions. To them Mr. summers article Is
commended. There are Others who think
working people are pretty well off the world
over. Those who think 50 ate invited to read
Nj. George
Nigga d Dhu lives in Oakland. California.
She /, h,,le girl, moi We, Eve. Two Of her
friends were marricd no, many months since,
and rejoice in their hrsi baby. II was photo.
graphed las, month, and Mugga dDhu',
mamma received one Of the pictures. The
little oaklander's ideas of the islands are abou,
a. definite As those Of Californians in the mass.
She had heard, evidently, that the ISLANDERS
had dark skins ; sd, when her mother showed
,he picture 20 her she exclaimed. IN voice OF
intense disappointment, 81 though, it would
he a brown baby !"
The Louisville Courier Journal has sum.
married the many shortcomings Of The.
Angliean-Amercsn sparrow a. follows
IStvais .rain.
1 las Nv n,.ihs
Makes ton much noise
IN, S,,-,. Picks Cd bipssous-
~ -l--''tN kats ldfS trtiif
| lfises "a other lirds,
Dishgures bsildings.
NCsIlt sang agy better than a lIusf-says.
whefeuPnn the Washington Republic remarks
thar the poor fowl "oaghi to be relegated TO
The land OF the Unknown" The enterprisine
young genileman who called the writer's atten-
iion to the paragraph says the mynah and the
spauo~ mus, be '' frs, cousins. But an old
resident. Who was here before The nynahs were
imported. ays The en,erprising young gentle
man doesn't know ~hai be IS talking about.
fnends and scqnainlanceS 81 Mr.. David
Isahan, Adee-~hose letters about these
islands have been printed IN the Bulletin will
-,br grailhcd 10 learn that the Letters wen so
eagerly read ia Washington that the numbers
d the Republic in which they Appeared were
exhausted, and the letter. arc now out Of
pint Mr.. Adee has written 10 publisher IN
thu ci,s giving lall permission to reprint the
articles hrsr in panphiei form. The Republic
in Introducing The e-fie, u lruefs. peak, "
tho ~riies as "ite Repuilie'. distinguishes
eoni,ibaios, ~i'o {. rminsni a. a writer a. a
scholar. as lraseler. a. Pael and a, a
lawyer"
SAYS 4 contemporary " Rev. I. @. Thurs
ron and his daughter Alice, aged sixteen. were
'i,osne'l 81 oniord's Ford. GA Caiavba River
Moth caissina, ga tehruap y, 1853 Mr.
Ihattion va, on h, ~ay to TsylorNiile.
sbssr he was 10 preach neat day, The i.olics
a faiher and daughter were recovered Nj
rbuniaa leaves ~iir and leo oshcf children
He Ma uncle a l.. 4. fhnrsion, 30, 81
ihis cay, and yoangcs, son u Dr. and Mo
ibnfsipn. pionerr missionaries IN HaNai
The Assoye b substantially corec, with the
MINOR exception thai Mr. Thursi0n was
dso~ned ia 1884 ami no, 1888. n.erc typo
graphical snof that only malicious siupidi,,
could hnd eaensc ios cntieising aagenerousiy
bot the esteemed and soulri ines accurate con
temporary from which he quotation va, taken
hs, neglected 10 msnIioo tia, si,ie, Of The
isls MI Thurslon Is nov lisag ia lion,lnla-
M. NJ. 4. Henheld