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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
-lhnnt So,ne Receni Tiritor,.

| MI Moncure -. Conveys mission to
Sydney has proved failure. With the es-
scption Of sunday night, when he occupied
Mr.. Bright's theatre and had that gentlema's
audience, he has disconrsed chiefly to empty
benches and the thin air What does this
mean? For one thing, it indicates just dis
elimination as TO Mr. Conway's merits as a
lecturer. Whatever he may be as a thinker,
he is one oi the mos, dismal speakers that ever
inflicted half.aricuated sentences upon his
friends. a lecture with shilling turnstile at
the door should always be an entertainment,
and he would announce strange taste indeed
who should affirm that Mr.. Conway had
entertained him. And as thinker Mr. Con
way is also disappointment. He posed as
an exponent Of modem thought. A great
deal oil revered ancient thought he tried to
argue ridcule out Of every claim to serious
regard but the ancient thought does not show
any signs Of having been really scared by the
assaults. II would he a libel on the big.
Drained men Of the world to say tina, Mnncure
d. Conway is one Of them. lie is man OF
comparatively small intellect, but has read a
grca, many books and picked out Of them
whatever would serve his professional pur.
poses. clever newspaper correspondent he
no doubt is but there may be wide chasm
between such man and capable exponent
Of modern thought. One noteworthy feature
OF his - mission is tina, he was almost de-
serted by the noisy " free-thinkers " who crowd
the theatres on Sunday nights. lie was
biased, Int not biaSsed enough for them; he
used claptrap, but was too sparing in its use
ior them he was rich and apt in quotation.
but he travelled far beyond the poor scholar
ship Of Colonel Ingersoll he tried. however.
Intellectually, 10 talk inlelligenily to intelligent
men, but the IS free thinkers" require that
their orator should tickle their ears rather than
task their brains We have To thank Ms
Conway, Therefore, for one small mercy: he
has ,curously revealed the shallownes., the
Incidence. the migariiy OF Sydney free
thought. The real seepIicism OF community
ike this is mol found inside the theatres on
Sunday nights. There IS far mote of !, inside
the churches then, and still more outside both
church and theatre. Il may be satisfactory To
many people To know that honest donbters
eanno, lind anything like food in The pssiense
OF learning, the decay-d sentiment, the gi.asti,
jokes, and The shilling clapirap Of the pro-
iessional Opponents Of Christianity. .Sy.s,ssy
Nfsn.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
The Hifo Ei-ri;o..

The election at Hio passed of pleasantly,
with as little excitement as IS usual on such
occasions. j. Nawahi received 500 votes; u.
Hitchcock, ass d. b. Wahine, 100 J. K.
Akina, I57; F.. P. Hoaai, 20. The district is
proud to send two such able and sterling men
to the Hawaiian legislature. In the eve after
the result being known. there were some fine
fireworks and playing by Hilo brass band.
There was also transparency carried around
the streets On one side were the words,
=" No polygamy Of corruption y; on the reverse
side D. II. Hitchcock and ]. Navahi, with
the picture Of rooster between the names.
The gentleman elected, it is thought, will
crow right every time. Those who voted for
them have entire confidence in them.
lIilo. February D, 1854. ]. a. NJ.
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PASSENGERS


From Kauai, per Iwalzni. February TT Lindsay
Ri Rev Blshop q Honolulu, Mrs A Willis
FROM Kauai, and wAianAs, per Jas Make Feb
hail. u Coll
Prom Maui and Moiokai. per Lraua, FEBRUARY -
A Sinclair, Fisher. McColgzn
From Maui and HAWAII per Kiu4u Fel~uary =
Miss A 81 Aheonx, Miss r P,Ipn I. Feeder, Ms c y
Aiota, Mr. B3nd, Mrs Asia And child F.iher 90
nof, Brosh<rs Asinz and Agsilz-
From Kahului. per kilanez Hoa. FEBRUARY 81
Burke. W "A Brrsef simpson, n = wenf-orth
Capt Hayley. w 7 Rhoades ard wife, e. Baarsinaan.
From San franci.eo, per M@y-s>4, February s.
= Cunha. CAPS & ains~ouh and .if.. Mrs Laar.
Ains~osth. Miss Susie Ans~o<il. Nj Mflhs An
drew. n Berxer, ] ksdfe.. X IA Had. y Kem2
Mary yarboe VIZ Kins. CMans.ls Mr., Paul Nea
mann and children ahd nurse, & II Lehnaann Nj,
J u Cooke and children and nar~~. Rev A Shaperp
Dv s,all1d, J = Snyder, Miss Sasie Hale.
slight. FSlser, SsCaiTn., y Jaa.e~sn. Major A
Bender, Leopold Kias. Mrs NJ L-sisoa and chsldr>s
Raj Merry, B.Asno. y NJ Buil-f: 70 .iser.se
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Election day in I.ahaina was marked by the
usual demonstrations OF the natives, but by an
unSual and unexpected absence Of Drunkenness.
The few who had INDUCED served only To
amuse and excite the envy Of the rahble.
Liquor was not free ii, had not arrived on
time After the closing Of the polls the in.
sPectors Of election announced the count in
favor Of J. W. Kalua FIRST, l.. Aholo second.
The two government candidates being de
iea,ed. J. W. Nalua is radical independent
man, good and fearless speaker. a man %
much influence among the natives. Ills col
league, L. Aholo, IS popularity looked upon as
doubtful man on the fence. Much is expected
from Kalua. NJ
Lahaina, February 7, 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
me one. I.,a.a..

The weather 4, iIilo was delightful last
week, while above and below the weather had
been quite unpleasant.
The schooner Emma Claudina will take
sugar to san Francisco this trip from the
lilcheoek plantation, Hawaii.
China New years at Hilo was noisy and
lively one The streets were full Of crackers
and etaekerhlers. There were no arrests Tor
drunkenness.
Gliding live cent piece and passing il on
for FIVE dollar piece WAS ihr recent exploit OF
a Hiloiie Il IS 10 he hopc that he will he
eaagh, in the acc neat lime, and given the Tall
bench, of the law. \ native was the victim.
IN, sapnarium At lilo, kep, BY Ia. c. 5
kllhetge, has had quite Number Of gaesis
lately, among them being Mr- L. o. Hall Of
Iionolah. s'me Of the lsdy Teachers irou
MakAvao Summary, Maui. and others
Nj. h. G. Bond took "a acres Of raloons
that gase about IS clan6ee oi juice Even
Il $50 pounds 20 a cladhe, lhero would be as
tons q sagas Extraordinary nearly Two
tons more ~ acre than the highest yield thai
planter ever had. liui i was On oaiy } acres.
a hflie Portuguese gil "a he kohala plan
Ialion had be, srm "a tbs tack Il the trash
cat and 4 Sas badly ms,hed by haded car
that run over Il, pushed by her osa father
Tbs parents absolutely refisel To lei the arm,
be snspala'ed, psefering tia, tbs child shoaId
die, il that were To be tbs accessory al,e,na.
i've Mature sometimes does wooden. and
TIA, Is The only chance u the ehiIis living
when the last aecopn, came,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
s....a.a,.o. .. aiva,os. lo.,g..

The has, ,egalal 'necslag Of this lodge, held
las, Monday evening, witnessed larger as,cn.
dance shan usual os.i1g no do,sbi 10 the fact
tha, il Mas nsiaila,ion night. The oacers
else,ed the week before The names Of WHOM,
we've given lasI week Nelr al present aud
~esc duly Installed BY J. D. A,heuon, y. L.
". C.. assisted ~ the D. g. ". NJ. ahi me
u. q. ". ;. Aite, the adio1mlacug 81 Tie
Icige the committee on the good IT the
order = treated the resi Of lhe nlenlhen TO an
sslriainmeni. consisting II sougs, solo,, duets,
reading. tableau and dialogue, which
latter eliminated in b,o. J. H. Haze. W. r. ;.
being presented with beautiful ,esalia Of his
Once, a. slight momsnio oi tho esteem ia
which the usenbes held thai gentleman. Afief
the close of tbs entertainment the membsr'
acre invited into The ants room 10 psusale u
refreshments. soon after the society broke
uP. !, being we'll on towards msinish'. All
went home ~sil pleased Nth sas manner IA
sbich shey hsS spsas ,hs essnlss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

fas Maui and Hawaii. per Lkrhke. February -
& wt'Iey, Wy Homer u. o bshia.shn. W Caafasi,
hAisles
tos Kauai and w@ians-. per La Male~. Febraasy .
N White, Miss g W shiRcik4iii. u Lane
fos Maui and Moloka. per Lekaa. fehn.asy a. Nj
t.so l. zach. wiSxens, fo<trr. " u A<saaisr
VIVIAN
for Kauai. per t~@lAai, fehrlary 3--Mr May A
k2h.tl.. W Het~r. Gov Pasi k&aox. Mr.
Ann.e K KezLshA
W. Maui and H.~1i.. r<r kin4s. February 81 4
Cih-ln. Acinefn<y, Mn q wiii<s Dr.. NJ and
Mr. AR iiitle, ~ Cosaweli. " X Ansiin. EAf.2srr
kism Rev Blsh,p a Heaoiaha Mr. Alfred wins
Masser kddse styles, W p Hs--ss. c Khk.od
Mis> Aisaai. y hlsndasaa. H,ser. X CAnaa. "
Sh4~.
10 k>haha,. per Ksle2ns. Iiss. fsbrsl1r, Css.
y Hayey ADD aoanisd yo.see. Mrs sAz- anl
i.nl.y; f..ak L'ss@s. Mrs fars-orth. y Peter t,sf
que. II wensrossh
tfs San FIaseisco. per wm. q. Is-ia. Fstruary g.
Mn Presen<t. ] u iiatroek. J y Cob sa1n, L
Furty. Sossing. Tho> b<hnlzn
Ia POI lo@aseni, p-s kiknsf. February - q
h'Ansna. o oissaa. x Orr. fsry. J hsyAaa. A "
L xtsr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Ny the way, then. II Miss Beaudei werr a
a,an. instead Of being the iaiy Ina, she IS. We
would humbly suggest 10 her thai there Is such
thing as being too tragic. Tnr passion Is
neither ps~lrehnie nos ponpos,. some actors
and aciresse. aie like some singers they
thinl to make up by volume oi voice for What
they lack ia tone. Rigiiiy Of nliesaooe
might become ghost from the other void.
ba. !, does no, become being Of flesh aud
hleod ia this. Miss btanle, goes TO such
tragic pilch thar she says the nl0l ordinary
things in hollow. laaeseal way. which al hssi
make one imagine she u reci,ing The service
ios The dead. "John Defsamoni." "MiIler-
red keurad..'kl" Why thisf We are sAdly
afraid M,ss Beauiei has ALLEN into aa evil
style. But >he Is sms>ins. when she tow
en- 10 he's I'LL heigh, la spasm Of passion,
,he looks like an excited eanay. We are
soso 10 have 10 say this. Let Us make friends
in phme Put yous lily ~hi,s hand 10 your
tiny pink sas. and listen. sos~-
fh< pa q s.ai
q. bssi< l4fy.
pipp~d IN davn'ss.
ll.s rsr,s-s s.A.
We aesa. l.i,,
~ ~'.ss II va
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

From ba.saA. psf Sssisa, fstsa>s, =. bs-.ss . %
Phsstou - estraefs, 100 osl. "a lad. kas
re-dsr So aad 80 tils Lsa oa. tiAs ~ - IA.
patch. 80 ho< h.n-ii<s. Tins And - hkts ca.i
sAies 80 m&ish~s, sst sc-<s ~ oars ,se psks al
ass h2adiss. tAs s4h. tbs vase :. blls pA.lsr
% ptxs chars hale ssesl>ias. .. casks ssn<xas !
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t~th .he-aks. ~ pixs hssas. Alsa a ko,ia-la .sa
ks, nsh. 90 as-<s. pAx, ~sAs-,, -.l.ali,..s.
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
.nalp.l. e,.hs ne.sln,a- r..r.

In 1889, Honolulu pollad I45l votes. M,.
Gibson received 1855. Messrs. Garter, Kunui-
aksA and Kalaakoa ran a, that lime, and "a
.eeiyed in The order OF mention $50. an and
2os voles- 4 glance at ,hc tables viii
readily show thai theIe have boon important
II dependent gaias, la 1850 lhe highes, vote
ios A. X. Kunelakea, vas 643 ia 1875. foI
u. Malo, 1915 in 1870, Coz HeaY Water.
hou'e was 74s. Ihs sose this yeal was i9s a.
a gain d s9l over 'he total vote Of 1854 Nj.
kaulukoa received i,i2o votes last Wednes.
day, less ~ - than No Gibson received IA
1889 aiIboSgh The total Poll his year Was
49l lasees than then.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
Brofher Gardaer Makes some O1s~rra-
lions.


"Dar am seb'ral things dat doan' look
'Sactly right TO me. said Brother Gardner, As
he rubbed his bald head with one hand and
opened the meeting with the other.
"lt doan' look 'zackly RICH, 10 see one man
with ten millyun dollars an anoder wuih only
Ten cents applause by Samuel Shin. but vi, II
| WIS de ten millyun dollar man wouldn
keer wheeler il looked tight OF not" Sudden
end to the applause.l
=" 1t doan look 'zaelly righ, fur one man 10
own great foundry. while anoder man am
obleeged TO work FUR hin. iur s. a day t'.Hear.
hearg' from Judge Cadayeil, but il was de
s. day man woaldn'i irow myself out Of a
job 10 spite de owner dstoplease a demagogue .
The Judge sabSides-)
:" |. doan' hook ',aekly nigh, to sec one man
hold oifs all de time, while anod,r man has to
shove a jack plane FUR libin lgrrs, rustic in
Pickle Smiths comeri. but he who shovrs de
iaek-pla has de sespcek Of De community an
keeps outes jail" lRa.,le dies away.I
"li ioan look 'xaekly right TO wee io'y law
yefs rush to defend a criminal who has stolen
money in his pockets. while de offender vho
am moneyiess am left To dig his way frew .
ton-ioo, wall wid an ole knife blade lgfiEs on
dosen iaeesl; ha, il was lawyer shoaid
airn my money any odjer way except by sa~in'
wood. DE public doan' look f1s any paniekIes
display OF conscience on de part Of lawyers.
an iarioie sufss no disapposn,mea,s. ,cr;ms
az longer olser,able.l
''Is doln' hook 'raetly night far one man to
have big brick house an anodef man rough
bod >haniy, but long bout tan time lie man
in the shaniy Kin III on dc fence an chsckle
over dc lack dat he hain'l rich.
II. doan' hook 'netIy right to ssr one mAn
60 pushia' an saeliin an ssowdin eseybei,
else I'D dc Sidewalk 70 lr, dc pablo kno~ DAT
he aln king hes, but such men have 10 carry
DC aakieiy q be.n' Ia dela 20 &c tailor an 81
doisin' lie gsoeer an u sntscIibin' S,S 20
bald church sid,ni hope II bein' able 10
pay ten ceai, on lie dollar.
Ella facl, my friends. daf am heaps an
heaps o. thing dat doan' look 'szelly rxhi TO
rs Al fusi glance, but when yc come 10 kggss Il
up an div.de an sahirAa we've all gu heap
10 be thankful fur an 10 encourage " 10 gii up
aii, in slr ma~nin'. A n,sn lilo hsacr his ises
an lay back like mule. an kiek away Il De
hull world an hate ehevbody an " haied N
seturn. o. he Kin pick up >anin cSami< o Goa,
soisShan. crowd inter srst IN de back end II
he ~ssin. an l.ks heap cpmiou. knosin
DAT Somebody !, ~uss III dan himself Let ~
seeanslsss 10 blAnsss. - DsfSsu <vs fu4
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09


Tho election results In North kohala yc,ler
day ate reported 10 have STOOD as ior Cod
Toy Brown. ri fo kamiuoha. the deputy
,hcug. 80 lor Kckipi, ~ for J. NIoanuali
iof William White. for Kancat, ior IA
hookanp. Nj Whit. had he good ,snsc to
back down in favor u MI Brown when he
saw that hi, own chances were nothing.
K,kipi was probably ,ha best native candi
dutc, 50 nr ~ character and honesty Of
purpose Wef, concerned, bni his friends did
not all think he was the be., man for The o.
ca,ion. q. r. kamtuphas platform was free
rum, irc- gambling, free giant powder fishing
and government appropriation to support
Mormon schools. But he was the government
candidate and what more could be expected
than that he should be all u piece with II.
lie Is said TO have drawn attention to the low
hnss recently imposed in court on criminals.
aiken the credit ri ii implicitly, ani addnced
hat a, one reason why people should vote for
him, a, though a man were to say, =" have
been defilict in my duty, | have allotted that
which was sworn to oppose, have proved
myself dishonest, You yourselves arc a lot oi
pgimufiins, and now I'm just the man for
you" His banner va, very wordy and the
central figure was grca, lion strding over
volcanic peaks emitting red flames. a fitting
emblem Of destruction, for in this case it
could be an emblem 81 nothing else.
Feasting and fees are said TO have secured
Considerably many votes. The election was
comparatively quiet and orderly until late in
the afternoon, when liquor and the excitement
Of election hal warmed men up to fighting
point.
Results in Waimea have NO, yet been heard
from BY the writer
Kohola February T. 1854
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Ihi TtsuIl was received wlth chceos By The
Administration pany, and wi,honl any evi-
dences OF bitter disappointment by the lode
pcndenls Mr., Caner's defeat was BY
majority SO much lcs, than thai which secured
Mt. Gibson ms seat two ycar, ago, that the
pronounced gain in support among the native
vote coald no, bot encourage those who haped
for aa Independent victory and who hops ior
one Two years from now
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Meseh.n. Vessel. Nov /. Port.
Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

BEssEs, Ger bk- SPic. Holman
Due nov. Hackfeid Co.. agents
GL.ss.s~, Brit b. BirnAH -. ........... VIA
Due April IS. g. W. Macfarlan- a Co. agents
Due. Jan. so-s5-
LfyEsTooI,, Brit. bs. Clss Gs.sT..........---
To sail end Of Dec.
SEw YoRs. An BIZ. AsbIg CsEyyS {. .pef,elslss N
Due, April soaS- Cash. Cook. agents
SAN fs.scisco, Am sch ASss .......... Mccall Oh
Leading Ian ts W. G.. Irwin $50, axrnfs
sAs fst.cIsco. An bl C.fraEIsS ..... -Hnhtard
Loading Jan ~ II. Haekieii < Co. zzensx
sas fEaseisco. An seh. CLAUS SrKscxEls. Dr--
For kahului Due now.
So. fs.sctSco. Am IS. Ctry oY SYDNEY esfrary
Due Feb ~ II. Harkf.ld Co. agents
SYDNEY, Brir. So AUSTRALIA. -.............. Gh.a
Due Feb. ". Haekfeld Il Co. agents
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The San Francisco l,ulleiin n January Jist
baa The iilpwiDg paragraph
"Tha Government ~ iiaeaii tas decided ~
construct q conpe', system n works fof sup
plying the city u llpnoluin win ~aief, and
plans lpf The SANE are already under cpuaplcfa
ton. Naj. 4 $. Bcnlsr Il thi, rity has been
engaged % consulting engineer. apd will leave
ipt HE Islands ~ he steamship Aafipgsa, ~
mouuw. Najpr Bender Is thoroughly trained
enginfef, having bad charge ~ important vork
~ The therapeakc snd Ohio Canal. the BALI.
more and Ohio Railroad and the iiempGeld
kaiIfoai The completion n The Baltimore
and Ohio Railfpad ~ Wheeling in iss7, vas
~ event IN bis engineering rccoui, ~ the in
pouant work was done under bis immediate
supervision. Major Bender came a. California
twenty VIZ years ago. IN the capacity u civil
engineer iu The United States Navy Since
that time be- fDf sir years held the position n
deputy survey general II the state, fu Two
ycan had charge " the construction ii the
Western Pacific Railroad, and has been ~.
lively employed IN the construction II other
important works At different points on this
coast.
Major Bender arrived yesterday on the Ma.
fiposa. A representative ofihspapcf called upon
him al the Hawaiian iIoieL The major said
that Of course he could not ssy anything def.
mite about work he had not yc, looked into /;
bot thai he should give The water system II The
city thorough examination and report to the
government ia due course.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

Steamer Nsiposs, Captain II. Z. Ho-ara, sailed
from San francisey, February ~, ON, and
. d., h.. IA. w.afher: fiuz first i've days
moderate -ind from : q. to NV. from latitude
wind W. 10 ". n. W. sl.aly. P.ss-nz.rs-C .tin, ~
s;eer.z.. ~ Tons of cargo. go.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09

N,v. of 'hr election ~ lh' inil1einH con-
ale. m ihr uthu alanls was received yefi
HaY afternoon
NAN
falaiur f. w. kstn aoI T.. Aholo
Wbiiaiu w. . smith ,nd kannlii
Natawap kamakcic.
Hama Joseph Gardner
Kaapapali John Rirb,mfon
hawaii
kohti1 Godfrey Brown
tiimkul kaunam1uo.
lflos ~ n Hitchcock and / Nasabi
puna Kauha.
Narh tHm q 81 ril'pp
South kona Nahnu
Kan K,uhaur
NoLnRu ASH LASAL
kupIh. aul Naar'i
ENuNt
Lihue and kolaa S. u. Dole.
WNmrt and Nahau " f. Rowcll
llanalei g.. li ralohau.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
SAT- l2DNY PRESS

Publication o'rse 10 ST . ttash1HsuH affas. DID,
totisi rooms ~ 80 i'or tHra'.
Subttdbst. ani hdysIila,ts viii Pleas" address.
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Aiitst.-a 10 me SATURDAY rREsa
Notice af any events r. 5'eroN 'rrasHirup on
the ott.r jslsnds viii .,s be tlmuttlig received
fa, publication. Co.'s srordsuis a.. is Hrtiei 40
sprsnd IHi tue uames 60 all ,ariNlHi,aiiots.
not public s,icn ntCs .efiiy. but guarantee
ttst the efitet ~ sotug 30 eoud fift
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"EoosoMs IS WEALTH

/" EoosoA" IS wralrH-
THE GREAT TEs-cExr STORE
w. COLBY. rrs-.ss.
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