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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

A recent addition TO the Press Staff, not
opening OF the new library building Monday
night, and was consequently detailed the next
day to look up one OF two matters in that
connection. As pointer, he picked UP copy
Of the ma,udinal daily--,he valuable sheet
which boasts its dude reporter. who in turn
pours out adulation on 1.-THE finest editorial
staff in these islands and stated for the
new library building fronting on Alakea
street," Arriving there he gently knocked on
the Alakea.sidc Of the house with piece OF
sean,lng until Doctor Rogers put his head
on, OF the window aud indignantly asked him,
"Why don't you come round to the from, door
ON Hotel street ~ Fortified with the Users
assertion the press man concluded Doctor
Rogers did no, know the street he lived on
and therefore skipped saily up the front steps
and asked the doctor to show him the "ornate
staircase" iax,o feet in size The doctor
looked at him in compassionate manner and
asked him in. SIS this the parlor, doctor, which
the Daily Hawaiian mentions as the room
into which the iron, door opens y'" No,
said Doctor Rogers, "this is the hall !" and
he led the reporter to side door and
showed him the parlor, treating him in I
gentle manner that spoke more than words
8 Doctor" again asked the reporter with
ehildlike simplicity, "win YOU please show
me the II sections for the repose Of books
ETC., and tell me what they are and SHOW
me the other effects also finished in redwood.
anil unvai for me The little monument L
the intelligence Of the city - young man.
! quoth the doctor, as he shut one eye an,
looked hard a, the ceiling, you had better &
see Doctor Carpenter, ! will 20 with you an,
introduce yoa."-" No Doctor PERSISTED tn
, reporter. there's nothing the matter vii,
/ me. here il all Is in the r, c. Advertiser,
D and he spread the shee, open before him
5 The Doctor looked il over. and. with mos
qaiszieal smile said laconicaliy "oh. we
don't yo', pay any attention to those fellows Q
they will have you hunting on, in the hasbS
$ some nigh, fos Punchbo~l."
Honolulu. August soth. tsSS
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
COMMERCIAL

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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
Swinburne writes a hand VII

Swinburne writes hand which 1t is
almost impossible to read, using a quill
pen. Ruskin's chirography is as fine
as il written with pin point. Lowell
writes ladylike, running hand, very
plain, with the exception Of his sigma
ture. Froude's penmanship is distinct
and fine; Kate Fields square and bold;
George McDonald's large and manly,
and William Winters is like forked
lightning. Robert Buchanan writes an
easily read, affectedly literary hand, as
though he were trying to be unlntelligl-
BILE, but did not like TO be altogether
so. tie also decorates his letters with
boyish curly queues Mrs. Oliphan'
writes worse than anybody else, ap
parently using the point OF hair
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

The house warming at the library building
last Monday night was at once a dsappoint
meut and qualification disappointing that
the attendance was so small and so poorly re-
presentive Of tTonolulu's book lovers and
cultivation gratifying because Of the assur-
ance to all those present that few towns, so
small as Honolulu, in any land, have so hand.
some. so cummodious and so well planned II.
btary building. or course it is not meant tina,
those present Monday night did not repre-.
sent Honolulus cultivation--so far as they
went. Very ar from that--for two Of our
best-read diyines, two Of our most talented law
ycrs. two Of the most musical OF local muSi.
clans, two novelists, an accomplished roman
cist and apoct were presont--with several witty
women whose failure to add to literature
may he considered more climatic than wise
OF otherwise. Yet so many clever Honoluaus
who owe at least as much Of their cleverness
to books as to inheritance staid ungratetully
away that it was a, leas, discouraging.
But no Encouragement sat on the "fiamp-
denic' face Of President Dole II thank thee Hes.
sian for teaching me the wordD as he rose in the
large central room to make the Introductory
remarks, his tall form standing forth in fine re
I lief against back ground Of ominously empt,
1 shelving and dado Of black coated gentlemen
and taseiully though more OF less gorgeously
dressed ladies. His speech apart from at
aside" dissertation on English as She i
Spoke" after the manner Of Charles Lamb
Dissection on Roast Pig" was pithy, pointe,
and piquant,
DIR. c. T. Rogers was then introduced and tolC
succently and Interestingly the library associa
tons brief story. Mr.. W. X. Castle spok
humorously Of his appropriation for speech
naively admitting that he had lief, his speech a
home.
United States Minister Resident Dagge,
congratulated the institution on the buildin
and IFS arrangement, promised his support an
countenance and ended by saying amen t
all that had previously been said.
President Dole then announced that forrna
ity would cease and conviviality and ice.creai
would begin.
The rest Of the evening passed in conyeIs;
ton, enlivened by the strains Of the Royt
Hawaiian Band-the somewhat importuna
demands Of some Of the young folks for ahop r.
sulting in nothing more complimentary TO II
heels OF the house warmers than an nnocci
three minute waltz by two of the ladies, aft,
all but bakers dozen had gone home.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

Mr., Hermann, Of the Photographic firm o.
]. Williams & Co., has been taking views on
Hawaii. including views Of the great crater Of
Kiauea. the new lake, Halemanman, scenes
in and around Hlo, Onomea. Paukaa, Hama.
kua, Ka~aihae, Parker's plantation, and many
gulch views showing some Of the difficulties
OF road and bridge building on Hawaii. On
this island, he has taken panoramic view
Of waianae Plantation, which gives a good
idea Of that interesting spo, and It's mountain
surroundings. OF IS dosen plates which Nj
HERMANN took with him, he brough, hacI
9 dozen perfected nega,ises-s highly salts
factory showing.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
Honolulu, Angus, %, 1854.

In times Of peace, prepare for war ; In
times OF security, look out for danger ! BE
fore the horse Is stolen, lock the door," The
foregoing are among the tritest OF truismk,
Another quite as true might be evolved from
the recen, fires in Honolulu. There are, for
,una,ely, two safeguards against the worst
effects OF fire. each Of which is the importation
Of local business house. One is the Hardness
extinsuisher, the other the Magnesio- Calcite
Safes, strong boxes and jewel cases, for which
Messrs. B. +. Dillingham; & Co. are the Ha-
waiian agents, The escellencies Of both in
vcn,ons were eShaustiyely set forth in these
columns last year. The recent fires make
mention Of them timely and an inspection o.
them, and examination Of their credentials,
eminently in order.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

The Temple Of Fashion has doubled its
storage and salesroom capacity by taking
down the partition between two Of the Camp
bell Block stores on Fort street. gallery
will be thrown across the rear Of the double
stores, as storage place (or trunks, Salises,
and the like. The enlarged quarters will soon
be re-opened with furnishing goods for
ladies, gentlemen and children. A large sup
ply Of mems anil boys clothing will also be
a constant feature.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

The fourth Remenyi concert took place last
Tuesday evening The house was good, and
the audience enthusiastic. My Sweetheart
when Boy was 50 well rendered that it re.
ceiyed hearty encore which was responded TO
with Over the His. Remenyi was greeted
with loud applause when he appeared in Bel.
TINS Pirata. The Honolulu Rifles and Kings
Own martial March was played by the Royal
Hawaiian Band and received an encore such
as only the effort Of a master is worthy to re-
receive from musc.loving people. After the
march beautiful boquet OF flowers was pre-
sented to Remenyi, who in his enthusiasm en-
pressed his deligh, BY giving Mr.. Berger .
hug. The programme was esquisitely rem
dered throughout. The farewell concert
takes place tonigh, and will beyond doub'
be an ovation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

buildings Of which Honolulu hiss reason to I've
most proud. |, has in its power to make or
mar the favor Of visitors to a degree not 10 be
lightly dispamgcd. 1.-THE hotel can be sup.
ported on its present plan, it uught to do
II it. - not supported, it, failure will
be an injury to the entire kingdom.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

The recen, burning Of the MaS-schmidt,
Label and Lithographing Company's esiab-
lishuen,. in San Francisco, made serious loss
to the San Francisco Wasp. panty covered BY
insurance. The li,hographine presses belonging
to the paper were injured and other loss sus'
tanned. Mr.. L. c. MaciaIlane would probabl,
have visited this port by the Alameda had Il
no, been for the FIRE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

MIR. ID. W. c. Nesiield has left the Hawaiian
Ard is now working on that papers morninG
contemporary. Capt. II. w. Mist Is at Pfes
sent editing the Hawaiian. The latter gen
,lsman was hrs, editor Of the Pres
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
IMPORTS

From Humboldt, per Amelia, August ,<-%iaI43 feet
lumber aoo,ooe shingles and 500 W posts to Allen
| 4 Robinson.
| From San Francisco, per W. II Diamond August
al horses ,ao sks hour i7a7 ,ks grain and feed,
sso bales hay, ii,a SKIS bone neal Io3 bbls ,alnon
asa telegraph polss. sos bbls lime 7oooo Bricks ate
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
Arrivals.
PASSENGERS.

Prom San Francisco per W. H. Diamond, Aug as -
Mrs r. W Lame Master Z. Lame, Mrs. NJ Brown
Miss Start, La Rue, T L Miller, l. Desha, Capt
W Reynolds, l. A Scott.
For Port Townsend per Kisap, Aug oh peayes,
w Deaves II Richardson, c Smith. T. Could. Mr.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

President Fsirchild d. D.. Of obeIlin. Ohio.
will preach at Fort-StIeei Church ,o.monow
morning. Pew. A. o. Forbes will preach
there ia the evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
Gp authority.

The Public are cordially invited to be present the
closing Of the Legislative Assembly by His Majesty
the King At - VI, on Saturday the goth inst. Ushefs
will be ~ attendance to wait on visitors
CHAS. =. GuLiCK,
MNisrns or iSrEvtcR.
DsrNNrNrsr OF ruH INTERIOR,
soo.u Honolulu, August 20, 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

Wanted Sin hundred able bodied men. TO
carry torches in this evenings ovation 10 The
Imposition. Wages s. per bead.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

Rev, Z. c. ogsel will eonduc, the services
q, the Bethel tomorrow morning, n usual.
and in the evening . bible reading illustrating
rhs Worker aud The wosd will be given.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
d EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

The assignees Of the OF David Crowuingburg,
bankrupt, will sell public auction the front
trance Of Aliiolan House, Honolulu, the 10th day
Of September, (Saturday) o'clock noon, all the
right title and interest Of the said bankrupt in and to
I-r6 interest in the hui alma OF PAUWALU, koolau,
Maui, being share in Royal paten, No. 7s.9 area
ISL 68-ioo Also, interest in the hui aina Of
Paunau, kooau, Maui, being two shares in Royal
Patent 1889, area us acres.
Further particulars can be obtained from
]. o. CARTER,
For the Assignees Of David Crowningburg
aoS-tm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

In the legislature yesterday . unanimous
vote u thanks was rendered presiden, Rhodes
foI bis able and impartial presidency during
III ssdiously pso,rsessd session nov closing
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

Publication Office Is at as Merchant stree I'd
1torisi rooms at 10 Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address
rHos. G. THRUM. Publisher and Proprietor.
An matter for the Saturday Press should po
addressed TO the " SATURDAY PRESS.
Notice Of any events ofinterest transp'rrns on
the other Islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requested 20
append their true names TO all communications
not for publication necessarily, but as a guarantee
ina, the writer Is acting in good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per Discovery Aug s7-,%,s pkg'
sugar aoI hbls molasses, no bkgs rice, pkgs sndr'
Donestic value Soo,os7,t,; For value, S7oo'
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

81. Adams College. under the managemea'
" MI. a. T. Atkinson. viii reSePen next
Moaday. Miss Putnam. who will arrive on
the asa, steamer, will be added to the corps
VI teachers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

Davis, commander. leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at ~. for KukuihsIs, Honokaa. and Paauhsu- II.
turning arrives Al Honolulu every Sunday nosnins.
ga OFFICE Of the Company fca a xuauss
Street. near the r NJ. s. s WHAT su'
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

Iona has showed me the pretty little Chinese
tale he has evolved from his fine, athletic,
baseball inauguration, and | think my long
silence cannot be better broken than by re,el-
ing for the general benefit the following verses,
in somewhat similar vein. don't know
who wrote them I wish did
Fanny foo Zoo was japanese girl
a child Of ID, great Tycoon.
She wore her hair baid, and her cl5the, were made
Half petiiooat, haf pantaloou.
Her face was the color of lemon peel
Md the shape d table spoon.
a handsome young chap was johnnie III Ill.,
lie wore papermuslin clothes.
Hi eyes santed downward, as Il som; one
Had sayagely pulled his nose.
And the glossy black hair, on the rear Of hi, brow
In the form Of a shoe brush rose
Fanny Foo Foo loved Johnnie Hi Hi,
And when, in the usual style,
He popped she blushed such deep Orange tiags
You'd have thought she had too much bile
II il had not been for her slant-eyed glance
And her charming, wide mouthed smile.
SO Oft, in the bliss Of their new.found love.
Would these little paeans stray
Hiiher and yon, enjoying life
IN strictly japanese way
Each drumming tune on a one-stringed lute
On which they thought they could play.
And often they'd climb to high ladder.top,
And quietly there repose,
As She stood on her head to sun herself,
While he balanced her on hi, nose,
| Or else, she'd get in u pickle tub,
And he kicked about On his toes.
| But the course Of true love. even in Japan,
| Sometimes runs terribly rough.
| And the great Tycoon, when told the tale,
SNore japanese oaths 50 tough
That the hair Of the court would have stood on end
II only ,here'd been enough.
/ The Tycoon bucklcd on both his swords,
In his pistol placed wad,
And went out after the truant pair,
His tense nerves braced by tod.
II, found EN- enjoying their guileess selves,
On top Of the lightning rod.
Sterny he said to the gentle Foo Foo:
Say, come down out Of that there I"
And he urged hi Iii to emigrate to
I'll not say traetiy where.
Then he dragged of the damse whose spasms evince
Unusually wild despair.
But the Tycoon, alas, was sadly foo led
Despite his pa,ernal pains,
For Fan, with tooth-pick, emp,ied the blood
From each Of her jugular veins.
And, with back summcrsault on the floor
hi Hi made jell Of his brains
They buried them both in the Tycoons lot,
Right under dog wood tree;
Where they might list to the nightingale
And the fugue Of the humble bee,
And where the mosquitoes musical note
Maddens the souowful flea.
And OF at night, while the rycoons vile
Slumberd sound as post,
Ms almond shaped eyes looked forth at sisl
That scared him to death, almost
; Twas bald.headed spectre. fitting around
: With paper muslin ghost
When was small boy used to recite 1
5 verses with fine effect. | am teaching it
my eldest as part OF his education for pla
D on the next Japanese mission.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
The Firm Mother

The Firm Mother.
AN must always say my prayers before
goin' to bed p asked boy of his mother.
eyes"
'But if sit up all night needn't say EN-,
need | ?"
eyes. V
"WhyP"
" Because you ask the Lord to blcs,
you
How bless me ?"
Take you to heaven when you die.
60 An il asl, him will he do it ?"
eyes"
Z" How do you know' ?"
% The Bible says so.
" Does it say me'"
1t says little children. ="
" Men too1"
'-.tYes "--'''-.'-zzs''s----- 9r-r-s --.,s
al How do you know ?"
"Oh, don't know. For gracious sake
hush and let me read. "
What are you reading ?"
"A story.
"What kind of s,oryi"
"About man and woman and don't
know what all. "
SIS it a story
eyes.
Why don't you read the TRUTH"
''If you ask another question to night viii
whip you.
D,,,I 4. a.. ..,.,
mayn't I ?"
EYES,
And musn't ask any more Tonight"
"No, not another one. for il you do I'll
whip YOU. "
&C. won't ask any more night, will II"
"No."
"R But will in the mornin', won, n"
| "Yes. 4"
And you'll whip me il ask any more to
night, won't you 2"
eyes.
"But you won't in the mornin', will you p
"No"
But You will tonight, won't you +"
"Look a-hcre, not another word out OF 20,
now. II you ask another single question
IN whip you.
"Bu, YOU said could ask EN- in the mornin'
didn't you p
Yes
And you won, whip me then, will YOU
7 "No
Blu, you viii tonight, won't yon1 "
! "There comes your father, and it il
! good thing for you, for was going TO whiI
, you.
: "Jes' for asking questions to night y"
, "Yes.
, "But you won't in the mornin, will your
| -.lyka,SaS Traveller.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
Nor'cr
NAHU COLLEGE and
~ PUNAHOU PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Fam TERM BEGINS MONDaY, SEP
TEMRER rs, 1854

The Trustees are happy to announce that the sec.
ond year since the adoption Of the Course Of Study
promises be very successful Miss ~ Fila Spooner
graduate OF Mr.. Holyoke, and for five years past
member Of the Seminary Faculty, has been secured
Instructor the College IL is expected that the
new Professorship Of Chemistry and the Natural
Science. will be filled early in the year.
Miss Emma V. Hail. an experienced teacher, and
for years Principal Of Grammar School in Ware
Mass. comes from that position take charge oil
Punahou Preparatory School. Only few new pupil,
can be received this school. and they will be admit
ted in order Of application, which mus, be made to Rev
C. NJ Hyde, ID. D., or the President Of the Cole &C.
Catalogues sent application. sos-tt
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

The Hawaiian Mission Childrens Society
meets this evening At W. W. Halls. Wal.
kiki.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

am indebted to a relilelablc mo rning con.
temporary, and to that well know citizen Mr..
NJ. Endacity for the following veracious mar.
rative. The contemporary stared the yarn roll
ling and nature and the citizen have keptit spin
ming till now. Last Wednesday afternoon, as
crew number one of the Honolulu Boat Club
was practicing in the haibor their boat, a re-
markably intelligent one, of the species known
technically as 'gig, discovered al huge sharkqu
city and contentedly munchng the last remnant
OF the mounted police force With that daring
and determination which has gained it the APP
probation and admiration of its peers, the
''gg" Immediately gave chase. Mr.. Wilson
and his fellow oarsmen, always en- ratba,9
with any manifestation ofcoolness and courage,
decided to remain with the boat and lend wha,
-~.,.ss.nee NIGH. b. i.. their power On thl
approach of the boat the shark, recognizing
one OF its bi,terest foes, turned pale and imme
dia,ely Owed. In warning whisper the boa
directed the crew 20 cling to the gunwales ane
thwar,s and Immediately dived for the shark
Overtalting the monster within few feet o
the bottom of the channel, the boa; struck GU
with one Of its oars, hitting the shark I
terrific blow between the eyes, partially stun
ming it and causing it to rise quickly TO thu
surface, instantly followed by the boat. Re
wing on reaching the air, and maddened by tn
terrific blow Of its pitiless enemy, the sharl
charged the boat, inhcting serious wound il
the waist and tearing away portion OF tn
cheek OF one of the crew, which, being mod
est man, he could not well spare. Turning it
we're blows in the big fish's abdomen, causin
that animal to give forth such terrible cries tina
+ all in Honolulu supposed that there wa
that late afternoon session Of the legislator
est OF reform. But, though hard hit, the shar
was by no means make, and, turning suddenl
i, dealt the boat one OF the peculiar blow
/, known in Sanskrit as. "sockdolagers, Striking
, slightly abIading the mauka elevation Of NJ
Wilson's trousers. Mr.. Wilson, being an of
Ger Of his majesty's government, as well as
prospective railroad king, was not to be insults
with IMMUNITY. Obtaining the boats pc
mission, Mr.. Wilson seized the harpoon ar
}, plunged it into the sharks side. That endedtl
&c fight and the boat swan quietly to Brewer
" Cos wharf, tied its victim 10 pile, landed
1 passengers and returned TO the bosom Of
II family. Ifany one thinks tina, have exa
Y gerated or colored this story in the least, he
!, referred TO any one Of the able.bodied al
n scrupulously exact editors Of that chastc FAM
al periodical, the Court Journal,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES.

In sock aad on the way . fiti assortment of klsss
and different quality Of
ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES. ENVELOPES.
viz No S. X and Xxx In white, amber and canary.
No. a, and Si white. No. ~, o. 70. ~. "a and
~ Xxx AID Xxx white xxx Bafonsi white end
Cabinet. .M0ursfag Eav~iopes. C1oih-iinsd IL
Csysnmsn sls, and shapes, o. special sises made W
TAOs a. TMsUs's
NssouAn1 6InkxI AHp EoHI SIaxar SIQass.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
TIME TABLE OF STEAMERS
OF THE
INTER.ISLANO STEAM NAvI0A.
TION COMPANY.
Returning, Touehiug At Maaie
Steam e. Iscalani.

Cameron, commander leaves Honolulu every Tuss-
day at D M for Nawilivili, Koloa Eleele, and Wal
mea. Kauai Returning leaves Nawiliwih every
Saturday evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30
Steamer James Makes,
Stsa,,,sr O. n. RisAoa.

Freeman, commander, leaves Honolulu every Thurs
day, At pm. for KApaa and kilzueA Return
ing leaves Kauai every Monday at p.m- and touch
ing ct Waianae both wAvs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-30

The Royal Hawaiian Military Band, under
the direction Of Mr. Berger, will play the fol
lowing programme at Emma Square this
afternoon az ago '. II,