The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17

SECTION Is Of Chapter L-NYIII of the Penal Code
distinctly states that. Upon the arrival Of any
vessel. making the usual marine signal for pilot
1t shall Dc the duty OF the pilot or pilots at the
port 70 Immediately pee Fl to such vessel
HJE often has this Law been disrecarded, and With
inpunityg Evsn the late u1ishap to the Elgoraio,
through pilot neglect Of duty, has not yet been in
yestigated-
The list concert given by Remsnyi and his tai
euted company IN this city was on the ith inst. in
AID OF the Strangers Friend Society, and was in
every WAY success. both IN the way of Attendance
aud Performance The officers of the ASSOCIATION,
Mrs C. r Bishop, Mrs j, = McGrew, Mrs l.
Sciith and Ms Macintosh. addressed 4 letter Of
thanks 70 the noted violinist for his generous &C
ton IN aid q sweet chArity's sake
The weekly drill Of the Houolulu Rides took
place at the Armory last evening. Capt. Aldrich.
aided by LieGtEnauts Fisher and Mcleod, Is
bringing the men NJ 70 4 standard Of excellsncs
that reflects cradItIbly the material Of which
the company IS composed. Henry Hebbari has
been appointed 10 the position Of first Sergeant
and the 0iher commissioned Officers VIII be
appointed after the occurrence of the examination
on the lith proZ.
soar little kingdom has some consideration
abrDad-ahsm- In japan. in Servit, in the Great
-lEem- Observation-Disclosures the Indian Empire
OF that Gracious and Royal Lady, Queen Victoria
-akeul- Hawaii Is regarded with considerable
favor. Absm-permIt ME, my dsfr friend. to pre-
sent YOU with a Foreign Ofiiee passport" The
foregoing Is the gist OF conversation before the
departure Of the Hrrip0sH; who cg@ld have been
the speaker
At9a-n. on the IIth inst, an alarm of IRE was
rgns IN from the Police Station by officer Mehr-
tens. the occasion being the discovery BY Mr.. John
Mott, that barn belonging to Mr.. VI. W. MeChss-
rs7 situated in the rear of the latter seutemen's
residence, On BsretariA street, was on IRE. OE-
inc 70 dilatorinsss II sounding the wand number,
the fire engines did not arrive on the scene until
fTrl Init y Tha bar
vas entirely Destroyed ca1se Of IRE unknown; no
insurance
I The Government, through Harbol- master Full
Izr has given to each Of the boat clubs that per
formed service durIng the night which the ship
ElfBs1i9 was ashore, the sum Of Sz5- Besides
/ tins amount, Mr. Wul- G. Irwin has generously
/ added a further s1uz to the Myrtle Boat Club
fund for special services rendered and Deputy
/ Marshal Dayton donated his mite 10 the fund OF
/ the Eclipse Club" proper recognition of use
[ ful services
4 The Honolulu Library had lately the Opportun-
I ity offered the management to obtain at i low
prizes set Of = volumes Of the Scientific 4Htsrf-sr
I from 1916 10 1855, books which are considered,
I even II the place OF publication. New York
! rarity some OF the numbers being worth $ per
/ volume. Ihs chance was cast aside by the Ii
D Jrary people bat happily Obtained By Mr.. J. III.
| Dat Jr Who closed with the seller aud il nov the
/ owner Of the mach coveted volumes.
:
pr07incn Of police duty to see that the sidewalks
kept clear Of distractions that might interfere
! with the safety Of pedestrians Branches of trees
| that 0vsrhang sidewalks, lower than mans head
are dAngeroGs distractions as the deputy marshal
himself can testify to 4 late encounter with an
! O7ErhangIu- braLch, leaving him a black eye
l Therefore the police should see 10 the removal OF
/ such uuisaucss a. exist On NuGanu, King and
/ Richard streets
An old native, answering 10 the name of Tom,
| vel knoEu 70 residents IN the vicinity of Bere
tania and Miller streets by the many bravIs and
I nightly disturbances II which be has been en-
gagged, vas found. the evening Of the 18th inst
IN yard on Bz-stania street suffering seemingly
from 1T Assistance vas rendered bat, although
/ every aid vas extended the sufferer he expired
shortly after being first discovered Friends Of the
deceased took charge Of the body and the last sad
| rites we're performed on the 18th inst. No post
'i1Ffs1i- as usual
By the las. mail, Deputy Marshal Dayton received
letter from Mr.. 7. A. Kennedy Of Randolph.
Mass, iustituting inquiries about one James p.
! Wren Of that place, uhO vas supposed to have
dlcd IN this city. Deputy Dayton from his record,
Obtsiued and forwarded Information that the per
son inquired after answered to the name and de-
| scTiptiOu Of a sailor whose body vas found in the
| water of Brewers wharf on the 29.h Of last De
ceuber, and Who vas buried under the auspices Of
the American Consul.
The ship EId5rrd5 has been examined and 1t
stsu-p post and the tearing away Of several sheets
has been found that her contact with the reefs
OF Honolulu harbor has resulted in the carrying
aEay Of her false keel, starting the shoe and
| Of copper on her starbo4rd side. Ii Il presumd-
Die to suppose that Governments will b asked TO
pay for repairing the damages they being incurred
BY the neglect Of duty Of Government officer.
A GAZErTE representative examined the vessel
during bathing hguE.
san Francisco advices state that the bark Fs,,-is
:. TEgs,1s0a, Capt. Potter, which sailed from Ka-
= IL
quite lively time on board during the up voyage,
eazsed by the steward, man named Grant, ter
rUrIzlug the Captain being aided and abettsd bF a
number Of the crsE. On the ARRIVAL of the vessel
the lzE and had nearly the entire ships crew ar
! rested. The result vas not kn0En when the in
f0rmaut left that city
The asartu side Of the road skirtiHg the premi-
sss Of The late Simon Eaai, at Kapalama, Is IN a
very dangerous condition several holes being
there apparent which IN sIzs and depth would
1 prove hiutIT detrimental to the safety Of the
linhs and mayhap life, Of the uulacky traveller
/ Who. not acquainted <ith their exact locality
might easily fall into them during the prevailing
I DARK nights The attention Of the authorities Is
directed 10 this matter In the nope that they Eil
J have the dangerous cavities filed or else veil
! lighted o nights.
Eipi. native boat boy vas one Of the crew Of
the pIIot boat that OUT to the EIdoruds On de
night u the 6th inst He vas 80 full Of g1n that
he felt bouyant and Jumped from the boat into tbs
, water remaining therein despite all efforts n
cateh-hin FROM 1880 pm 10 past an on the 7th
By ur0snises-If gift Of more vhiskey he vas In
dEced 70 board the boat Oseeola- then he Ess cap
tGred ard lied Passing the lighthouse be go
clear q his bonds and AGAIN vent overheard
ming n 10 the landing steps, seemingly none thi
worse f0r his extended Immersion, snd-drunk a
! ever
p b. The M1rfpos1 the Myrtle boat club lost
nrB fel. BIZ departure for san Francisco one Of tn
most capable Of their active members, the stroh
] oar Of the four that gave the Kings crew such
bad beat On last Fourth Of Jaly- The departin,
. osrsuzau- Mr. Charles Purdy, has long been identi
/ ned with the club and bad greatly assisted By hi
/ energy and pcartics % make the Myrtle crez
one 70 be feared II an aquatic elco1utsE. HI
stay azzy ziil he for Indefinite period bet, dur
| ing his zbsence- and II connection with the CON
p Ing ANIMAL races. the thoughts Of his ellbruate
: vii often Be Over the water With Charlie
; Cries Of hal m disturbed the quiet Of tn
= evening IN the upper part Of Suaanu valley las
Saturday evening. Ii Eas only q party Of simple
D.. | natives returning fro1n town Who had inbibei
= more than their IN Of gin and Who first refuse
: 10 pay theIr express driver and thea attacked
2 woman without rhyme Or reason The 4arsrfi-s
, vas quite rignf Ehea il said that streets yer
= remarkably free froz drunken men. Oh yes VIA
pity the writer Of the article alluded to vas NJ
present On this o-czs5on- Il zO1ld have estabishe
= his tEsorF % thoroughly Had II not been for th
= pEoL1pt arrival Of number Of foreign resident
y the zou1sn zould have been seriously IIlI1Eed-
: OEieeE ReJzolds Of the Board Of Health va
debzrTsd from indalcslee is his usual Sunday de
Futi0ns bF a WORK Of necessity which he Eas con
PEELED to perform. r-. the infens1t Of the czrczs
= Of horse whict had disd Of fairy and Thoss bod
le tainfI1z the whoies1r1e ar II Aaroa Talle5
L The disezzed and deceased animal the propei
t. Of Chimes who had allowed the animal 10 thu
Z Vander Of and die The owners vhsnsaboui
having been foczd good sized BILL fox funeral e.
pezsez zzs preseu-ed hin and the fear Of neceiTIn
u Judicial pEuishmezt for his unlawful naglige1c
l. ind1osd him 70 stte without expressing any esir
z fox rebate
: 4 nez restaurant haz been opeusd On the prem
: rs sf1atsd al 10 8 Hotel street, near the Il,
nolEIa Library and has been chriSteued b. Il
pr1pletors with The pleasant cooiiug name
.ssarzhsEs E0uss-" The prer1i1es have been Ell
L gritty ftted rp, The dining rooms being cod Al
1f airy athe byezk n the s1Tf upon the rrefs III
Re surrD11d tie hzrbor II HoGDlzi1 can plainly Z
4 hssEd By tie diner, leEdlzs aid II c1ntz1eti1