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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-14

The rainfall at Multi. Hawaii ioI the N onih
Of May was %. inches.
The after glow was particularly beautiful At
Hilo on The evening Of June 4,h
The disease among the mules al one time
presalen, seems TO have entirely disappeared
There has been but very little rain Al Iiilo
for some time and all arsionging to sec copious
showers which arc appreciated SO mach when
needed y
The Portuguese at lilo seem. to have sup
planted toe Chinese in ,heiIiici,liqsor basiarss.
on sunday June Isi Several places ~erc en-
tered by the police and hqaor seized
Rev Hetberi Macy and Rs, w D. Fur.
man Of San Francisco came TO lilo By way
Of Ksu having previously VISITED ,he e'a-
ier, were present a, "Wednesday evening"
meeting az Foreign Church aud oecupiri The
evening sep pleasantly.
The EnIma claadiua Is expected 70 arrive
al hilo. al,oai Inns 9th, with iull rasgo, The
mosi OF which i iof the new arm u kich@sd'
son and coan, Who have erected lngs rat
ps.oi warehouse tiouI and grain arc esprei
ed and large addilioa 10 thou aors haildins
fof general ncrehandi,~
A sad fatality oocaned a, Aikapulu. Mani,
recently, resulting Ia he death Of o',s q 'hs
natives helotsing to The planssuon. Il AZ
pear. that ~hilal, fishing with gian; po~des
,htosgh ~ome agene, hail dsssa eAa'g,. q
The dangerous explosive duh caPred. ~hici
ka.lakea had ia his p-srk4s, exploded, scan9
lax him 70 Atom. q course sshnc hsin IN
SANITY. 4 Is onl, wonder moie easaalsle
do not cecas auongsi Inc e@sslsss na,lses, con
sidesing than the ~lle Of 1his dsngeso1. com
ba>iise u moi ses'IiSsed b, tho sosxnasHi.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-14

There is fine oil painting recently done by
lIonolulu's talented artist, Mr.. furneaa, no~
on exhibition a, Williams photograph gallery.
have never seen the queen, bu, those Who
are acquainted with her majesty assure me that
the likeness is true to life. The picture IS a
very striking one and stands we'll out ON the
canvass, bringing forth both feature and expires
sion With fine effect. Compared with other
pictures Of the royal family OF these Islands, it
Is certainly as meri,orioas in all points a. any
have seen, and sarpasses them ia boldne>s OF
touch and delicpey OF ooiorins Those inter,
Nh Williams and see picture which does SO
much credit 10 gu, home ani>l Iona.
Honolulu, May "a, 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-14
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-14

A crusade ssains, pisno.plsyinc ha, been
begun in Berlin. The promoters Of the
crusade have circulated neiisions in all the
residences, and petitions have now been pre-.
senied 10 the authorities. They set ionh thai
the constant and moncsonous praeiicine Of
scales and exercises BY piano pupils has be-
come an iniolc'able nuisance, causing
much suffering 70 msalids. aggraysiine all
io,ms al asvoa, diseases and dspfecisslng
the value of real estate.
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For san Fr.ncisee. per Discovery, jas. se--cas :
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~ ssn fr4nrisea. Frs Dewey. Jsss fo-,.i, IA
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s5t.fassi.
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Sugar, gss,6a; lbs Ibis AolAs.es. 30 gala saiss.
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= SATURDAY PRESS

Publication ofies at - Merchant street ID.
touAi rooms ~ "a fatt tteet
Subscribers aud Adveftisuts will please address.
tiioS q rHRuN, ruhushot and Proprietor
Al matter faf the Saturday Press should he
addressed 10 The SATURDAY. rRHSs
Notice oi any events Of intsfes' usaspldna On
the other Islands wil al~Ays be thankfully received
10, publication Correspondents srs requested to
arrend ther true names to all commute atioos
NOT f,f publication ascssssfily, bat As guarantee
that The writer IL sstine IN pood faith
SATURDAY. ...,. luNH ", ,ta,
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Al rHf rARk.

Before the hour Of 40 AN. sharp arrived,
the various stands mauka the course were filled
with spectators, and within the track mum.
be, OF private carriages were drawn up TO
await the races. Al different places around
the course spectators had ranged themselves.
Horses were tied and vehicles left standing
here, there and everywhere. The officers Of
the Hawaiian Jockey Club President James
Campbell, Vice President Frank Pratt, seere.
.ay G. O. Berger and Treasurer Cecil Brown
were ON hand betimes. la the Judges stand
Messn- widemann, spIeckels and Pratt were
judges, Messrs. Cecil Brown and c. O, Berger
time keepers. Nh. {. b. Wilson was cletk OF
the course. Mr.. James Dodd had charge OF
the saddling paddock and Captain Haylsy,
late li,h Prince Albert llussan, b cosge .
was starter.
TheIe arc sia stands on the makai side 81
the home stretch. The one nearest Honolulu
and The nea, belong 10 the king, between
them. little makai, Vas pitched tent fot the
band. Towards Leah from the royal stands
the grand stand came first, and then, in The
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1857 prizes, amounting to $2G5,50O
CERTIFIcATE-We do hereby Ger
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We authorize the Company to use
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,ertisements.
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G. T. BEAUREGARD,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08
Trouble a. the second Rapt:s, Church.

ICE CONGREGATION DISAGREE OVER THE RESIGNATION
OF PAsToR--HE POLICE CALLED IN.
be pulpit at the second Baptist church, colored.
has teen yaca Mt since October Ilth at which time
THE Rev. Madison GaskinS, who had had charge OF
the pulpit for several years, was discharged. For
some months past there has been trouble in the
church between the olcer and younger members Of
the congregation The elder members were In
favor OF retsining the Rev. Mr.. GasEins while the
younger members wanted a younger minister.
Since the retirement OF Rev. Mr.. CGskins several
young ministers have filed the pulpit. and yester-
day one Week ago II wcS announced tnlI the Rev.
Bishop johns o.. % "dyianI seminary. would Off
ciate yesterday The morning service Was opened,
AID Mr.. Johnson vas about 10 oCT40 his sermon
when Noble ware prOtesJe. against his preaching.
Several members JJ.neji are III MS protest, an
uprising IL tuc congregation followed and threats
OF burning the church were heard on ali sides n
FEE rgHt was imminent, and the polct were hOti-
FED BEFORE The arrival OF tie officers, II S Aagel
handful Of c..yeans pen ana salt in william
irIDp'S eyes When the pc.icc arrived nearly
thousand ueTSOnS mad assembled ia the street, but
10 > r.0uS trOuhle occurred Noble Narc was the
o2y one arrested. John Ri2ltS. trustee. procured
warrants TO-. Thomas Green. Edward Burke, John
Pr.-yn. JOuu Straiher and Boyd Loving. 1t night
1uEtneF trouble WAS anttcipat d, ana the officers
were stationed near the church. The persons Tor
churrh and they arrested. AM Will be tried In
tn POice Court Tomorrow About seven years
20 similar trouble arose in tnt. church, and re-
su.sed IN division in the congregation, the retel-
ton OF tiey- fir GSk1lS the burning OF The church
SuI the building OF TWO Lew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08
Condo nsed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 500 p. N. and ex-
tnguished at a. IN.
ing an Official list OF the residences III this city or
Senators and Representatives. can be had at the
The meeting of the second distric. Children's
Christmas club will be held at the Franklin school
building, on Wednesday, al half-past three O'Clock
D. NJ, instead of half past seven.
In the Police Court saturday Osborne Dorsey,
colored was lined SO 90 days in JAIL for assault
ana battery on William Hunter, who exhibited
several cuts ON his head and testified that they
were inflicted with knife In the hand OF the de-
PENDANT.
urday night went ashore on Hampton ban. but soon
got OF again, having stIst lined no injury
Saturday evening Hr. owen O'Hare. OF 20l9
street. the wellknown plumber, went TO riggs
bank 10 draw some money, ana while standing at
ing near called his attention TO some money when
BE stated he had dropped on tie floor Nh O'Hare
stopped To pick the notes up. and on arising found
that the man hao run oil with portion OK his
noney-s2c.
Sergeant Brosnan while attempting on Saturday
To get into a wagon 70 stop a runaway morse, on Sd
Street, thrown TO the ground and Daddy injured
The Capital City Guards. Capt. T. s. Kelly, are
celebrating their 9Th anniversary this afternoon
by street parade. reception VIII be held In the
evening
society, held IN the hall OF columbian university
saturday evening. the annual :dreSS was delivered
by Dr.. James {. yelling, whose subject was tine
Atomic Philosophy, Physical and Metaphysical"
Mrs. JOHN Weaver, whose husband. a Well-hnown
grocer. reported as having deserted his family,
writes TO THE STAR that it is not true that he has
deserted family. II know nv husbands where
:0oIItS" she saws. 'SaEd Gid before ne left don't
tnaI.l, anyone for tryins 10 disgrace him and his
I4I1ily.'
Katie Curran the young lady who was stated
fn IRE STAR was found in the streets last WedneS-
car IN III insane condition. was not wandering
afoae but was attended By friend at the time.
Tns' attack OF Insanity was induced Dy 4 dose OF
c15Fl, and was so sudden tIaJ her friend thought
J. best 10 place her at once In charge OF the au-
ti0rti@S-
The Elk club. composed mainly OF members OF
the OTer of ELS. was formed saturday night With
te following officers: President, j. 81. Rathbone;
VICE president - IL :. DAVIS; secretary, Ben w.
SuinIny: treasurer Samuel e. kinsey; SSrgeanE-aJ-
arms, AUGUSTUS lbe1ITuIimUnd, board OF cenoOrS,
>ies.rs- JULIUS LansDuTg, JOS ~ Grady and W. II.
EClu.itle.
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THE Vnny LOWEST
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COLLINS voLTA1C ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Auu.emens., etc., Tonight.

Amusemenss, etc., Tonight.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsR.-"Or TO Egypt"
NATIONAL IHEATER--,Joe jefferson in "The
Cricket on the Hearth" and "Lend me Five Shil-
hngS"
FoRps OPERA HoUsE.-Minnie Palmer In "My
Sweetheart"
Dnk MusEUM.-Interesting performance.
MASONIC TEMPLE-Carrol Institute fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08
Coming - the snnucurasion.

The general committee OF the New York county
democracy has unanimously adopted reso-
luton piedging that organization to attend
the Inauguration OF President Cleveland in
this city Judge Andrew White promised
10 take carload Of members Of the 23d
district 70 Washington and keep the silver punch
bowl, weighing 1867 pounds. which has been pre-
SeBice 20 him, full o! punch from the beginning 10
tie end of the journey. One hundred members or
III" Samuel ]. Randall Association OF Philadelphia
have signed the roll and paid the first instrument
OF the $50 each required for the trip to the naugu
rat!0n. : he Tamnany democracy nave also de-
tcrnined 10 attend the In uguraton In large force,
and claim TO have secured the right OF Column OF
the civic portion of the procession. The Harper's
Ferry Mounted Rifles. Major Geo. W. Green, conf
E.and4nt, purpose participating In the Inaugural
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COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button in common-sens.
M1ssLs' SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat. and Pebble,
COX FINE SHOES for Ladies' Misses and Children.
Every style OF heel and toe
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRING HEEL SHOESin
great variety.
All Of WHICH goods We sell very low price We ask
seal OF all before purchasing your shoes
number. klNSi,tIMEN 4 BRO
SEQ SUS eth and :il5l NJ stroets
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SATURDAY night during the hard rain storm a
chimney on Police headquarters was blown down,
carrying with IL several wires OF the fire alarm tel
eyrapn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08

Presents FOR TBs HoLIDAYS.-Silk bandkerchiefs,
linen IN ndkerchlefs, gloves. ScarfS and ties, at
vices suiL the most economical Francs, corner
IN ana ID, the only strictly one price hats and
gents furnishing store IN this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08

DUR0E OUT THE LURKING DIsTEMPER THAT
Il undermines health and the constitutional vigor
will return Those who suffer from enfeebled an d
dsordered state Of the system should take AYERS
SAPAR1LLA to cleanse the blood aud restore vitality.
HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR OF THE SUDDEN
fatal termination Of case Of Group. when young
life might have been saved by the prompt of AVER
CHERRY PICTORIAL! Be wise in time, and keep
bottle Of it on hand ready tor instant use. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08

Orr s. CUSTOM MADE Doors are equal IN III and
quality 20 any SI2 order boots YOungS shoe MORSE,
Or 9Th street. Sole agent Tor the celebrated $3.50
electric shoe
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

rFF1cr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. December 8, 1884, 10 an
FOR the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
westerly winds, slight fan of temperature, higher
Barometer.
For Tuesday, generally fair weather and slightly
lower temperature are Indicated for the Atlantic
Coast states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08

CHRISTMAS PRINTING FOR GOO fine
.hrOmo cards. S1.5o per I,0O0and up. Shape novel;
.ieS and souvenirs, 80 10 - per 1O0 Christmas
ard New Years cards, plain and friuged (over SOC
designs Wholesale and retail. For house decora-
ton>-!ife-size crayons Of Cleveland and Hendricks,
Democratic ROSTERS, owls. &c Spec.aitieS in ball
programs. wedding Invitations. me2us. &c, at
NIX CoLen's, 6l3-6i5 1th street, opposite Patent
oificc. --r-r--.
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FrsSELI's Ice CREAM and charlotte russo. full
line OF Msillard's candies. fruit cakes, pound cakes
fei!es mnce pies and every nice thing for Christ
mas at EuSsells, I427 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08

COUGHS CoLDS AND SORE THROAT yield readily
to b. II. Douglass d Sons Capsicum Cough Drops
THERMOMETERS AND TEL EsCoPEs repaired. Hemp
lsrlS AZ Pa ave