davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

Madame Cora seems 10 many old residents
ha,s few. yeac slider than when she iir.i
appeared in Honolulu in 1871 since she
was las, here she has travelled extensively
In Australia. Nes Zealand. Java, South
Africa, through England and the unied
States aad Canada aad along the coast Of
South Ametica. The Advertiser Of October
oh 1874. vhen respectable paper OF eA-
,snded eireula,ionl says =" Madame Cora
with her wonderful and pleasing mag'c, has
closed .ery sueeesslul season at Bnhum's
Haif' i,Y to be inferred beyond doah,
tia, Madame Goa has added proficiency IN
illusion, aud that her performance, to be
lNsn here next Tuesday, rhgf,day and
SATURDAY evenings viii receive more liberal
pucoaAse thea in he OLD days. The per.
iounaocc will cousis, OF the All ct Lsgsr
drma.n. b, Madame Cora, assisted hY Nile
Esgeas and Nh. h. 5. stebefl songs aps
solos 10y the popular banjaisi. Mr. fnnI
Elliot. The performances will close esci
sssn.ns With the ualnsd dog Beauty, he
ssdss MAdsme Cora the ps,iormen ars IN
kao~n in this city, b1, her name Is snnleien
10 insure success.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
COMMERCIAL.

iIoNoLutr, August, >. iss,
We long Tot change from the inonctonous reply to
enquiries Tor anything new ia commercial cit.
cles.' IL has got TO he stereotyped "nothing new "
that is, ihe,e is business transactions Uut OF the
ordinary supplying Of local daily wants of filing
country Orders There is nothing OF confident feeling
that tend, tosromote enterprise nnd venture new
schemes extensions. though there are several pro.
jeets reported 10 be 10 allegiance.
The sailing yesterday Of the Alameda lent variety
the prevailing due,ness though much Il ereo due
telling fac, ans, us in the large list ofIepanures by
her. She took also large and valuable cargo The
DC Murray and Clan Grant both got oil earlier ia the
week. also for San Francisco. with catgces valued
respectively at $s7,ssq and S39,lIs. The Alameda
cargo valued at stsb9as.sf
To-day will be offered a variety Of parcels Of rea
estate auction by Messcs. Lyons & lcyey, and Mr.
L = Adams also several Of the business propcrtie
Of Han Brothers, viz; The Aston House, the Eliu
Ice Cream Parlors, and the Blue House Coffee Saloon
The parcels Of real be disposed u comprise
mort gagged properties and valuable leases IN variou
parts OF the islands, but mostly rice and sugar lands il
the kooau district Of this island
Tomorrow the Australia will be due from the Colo
nies eu route for San Francisco aud on Friday mex
the Maipo>a will be due from tina, port will dates L
the tSi instant
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

American Minister of Foreign Affairs would
rec1uhyc the rcasnuahleness u the delay.
There Vas no timc fot business men to GET
gold from he cnis;. Tie believed this reso.
luton would meet with lhe approval of all
padies
Mr. kaumkou doubted the authority nf The
house To pass the resolution upleting the
minister TO extend The timc. lie was IN ia
v1r Of tue Object. bW 'hnNghi an act wa, The
proper mcthud of accomplishing II. The
resolution passed.
Mr.. Kancalii moved that the following bills
be taken from the table and made the order VI
the day for Thursday An act TO DO away with
certain tuition fees, amt, an act to more dehui.
iely define the hour. 10 be considered day,
labor for persons serving under contract.
Carried.
Mr.. j. Mot Smith moved that the bill Re.
lerring to postal savings be taken from the
table aud referred to a select committee.
On motion Of Mr. Rowcll the bill was read
a second time by It's title, after which Nit
Smith renewed his motion, which was put and
carried. The president appointed. as Sc
lect commtte to consider the bill, Messrs
Smith Rowcll, Hitchcock, AhJlo and Minister
kapena.
In the committee Of the whole, the huus,
| finally passed the following items for road
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

for San rfaas.seu, PEI DC; Murray, July, ao~
Warrington, ~iis and ciIdrcns Nfs toslty and
,hild, T. Hare, ) a sessn.an, Olsen, .lfs [ "a.
ssT and child.
70. saa f,anei.eo, pea Chan Grant. July y Waller
Nal.a.
fos San franeisoo. per Alaneja August = n l.
Dodge, MIR ID Hale, aid daughter, Al> n 4 An,iin
Mis-. ~ { Anain, Mr., & iunssax, Mn L { Ablci.
l. W Petersen, Tong hoag, sam Hall, Miss & sawyer,
Miss T. Rhodes, " " Gonis. II Iovu.eTai, Ms q
Ho,t, Jo. wi,enlal. Rss l. ! bsek~ah, Nh 4
Schroeder, Mis- Maggie Wake, Mis-. Aneie waker.
Co " I Dean, aad vile. Wallis l. Ie@n,
Mi.s I N.cLisl,, MaAss inad Nj, u A Auarcwa
kialiag, J sls., wife aad eh'i, co.iA 1aAsjA,
J. k,drisucs, Ant. trux, |. iieS-ln, '. q. A.fien
" sanio,, ] { chroa., Nrs "a Nspssk and /.
children, ] OAnsf, I ) Houghriing, ! Aisiono 40.
~dr, kv1n Al sing Jake lacoh~a. / lalest,.
burke. a ta~renes, Barnard psiss ,.ea Dcaiie, 81,
N Sofdtcfs, JDo Mel. W prl4bar :. Aaglih. W
l.idgass aud sns, Kew " fwman. NJ Mal,hsnl, 4
\ DEplas add .iis,. a Assgass. ID iAsa. W Masr
isn, and ,3a, II n Ir4hIIa, Ars Ifaidsoo s4id
shilrsn, { r.i,oa. 81. 1 Disisoll. Ais. isr,,..
l'ielson, chaoe.a. ete and children Aiolkla'f
l. Messl, & iisb.., II taass. fo~s-s. A i'iaa,.
Aslx W Dean.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
Cathedral Fair Em,sr,ainme..

The entertainment of las, Saturday evening
at Musical Hall. for the benefit OF St. Andrews
Cathedral fair, was very largely attended. Il
nrov,d or rather rc.proyed. that the versatile
lal.p, Of our musical and theatrical amateurs i,
of no mean order. That everything passed on
with regularity and without the sligh,es, hitch
was largely due. doubtless to good stage
management. Bu, those who took visible part
wer. responsible for the split that carried the
audience in (reouen, outbursts Of applause
The overlu,es Of the frs, and second parts,
bv the SYMPHONY Club unde. Mr.. MARQUES
leadership. we're finely rendered, and gave
.vi1,nc. of s,,;sf,,,nrv oo,,e,s in the ,ocie,y's
,,a.,;ce Miss Mi.hiels rendition of Eo5e,f
-, ,., ;-a,, as ato her pa,t in the THO with
Nl, Iaselman ami Mr.. Charles slichiels in the
s.,ec,;on from .,ien,saiemn showed her In be,
-, vo;c. ,h,r /, has bcen the GOOD fortune Of
N. writer 10 have heard her on former occa.
sions Her singing SO enrap,urcd the house
tina, she was twice called before the curtain in
response ia the inee,,an, applause at the close
NJ he 6,s, niece. and. To satisfy the same out.
h,,., a, the finish of The trio. the artists repea.
led the ,e,n. The audience evidently appre.
ei,,.d ,be .see,l.n, SINGING Of Mr.. Uasselmau.
p"'" :" "s Az" !" "'' :" "N
evening MI "'eis's s''"e' s''o "as s"s'
VIZ" no A'N"'
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
Honolulu. July sIsi. 1854

The Press regrets 10 announce the death OF
Mr.. ]. 5. Quincy, which took place at mid
night Of the a0th uhlmo. from rapid consamp-
ton Of throat and lungs. The deceased arrived
here about 1903. and became well known Us a
ship carpenter. 10 the employ Of d. Foster &
curiosity store on Nnuanu street, but the busi.
ness being too eonhnine he sold out 10 Han
Bros, and then went into sugar planting 4,
waimanalo. The latter part OF last year he
Was appointed manager Of the Heeis Planla.
,ioa. Aboa, four weeks ago he came 10 Homo
lulu TO receive medical treatment, with the ex.
pec,a,ion OF ,oon returning 10 his duties, but
an attack Of pneumonia prevented his doing
so, and be gradually sank, suffering a, times a
difficulty Of breathing akin 10 asthma Tic
vas a Kind husband, fond father, faithful
friend, and leaves nov a widow and seven
children in this city, also an aged father al
Fairhayen, Mass, 10 mourn his loss. Ths
deceased Mas brothe,-in-law Of David Day
ton. C. II. woolningtoa and T. G. rhum
The funeral took place al 4 r.n. Of the 3ot
from his late residence, corner OF King anc
Alapai ,sreel,, and ~as largely attended b
sympaihisin2 frieads, and members d the On
de.s d Old Fellows, aud knights Of pyshia
Of ~hich osder he was a member Rev
4. Mackintosh conducted services al the hoas
and grave. and the funeral arrangement
were conducted BY Excelsio. Lodge,
O. O. T. OF which order he was past gs,nd
The pI,nsiplss Of "bso,herly love Of III
members were Frequently eAe~pli6ed dasinI
MS illness b. their ~alehful Gaze, While III
sympathy II many frieads in their niais'ra
,ions shaped itself a, the las, in horal offering
that touched the here~sed hearts Ia thei
bounty, then beauty and shsir Significance.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

Much interest is being taken in aquatic
sports in Honolulu n, present, and every body
seems to be asking questions as to the future
movement, Of our boating clubs. a new boat
club has been lately organized, which is to be
called the KnickcEbocker. They have pur.
chased the old boat house OF the Myrtle Club,
aud are putting things III order for immediate
work The new club announces that a sub.
scrption is to be started for the purpose oil
purchasing new boats | cannot bu, think
this is move in the wrong direction, and con
slider that the course adopted, hrst by the Myr.
tie boys, and lately by the Honolulu Yacht and
Boat Club is ! much safer one 10 keep up the
interest OF clubs OF this kind, by making mem
bers depend entirely upon their own efforts
and resources.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
Mereaaa, Vessels Now in Port.



LiyEeroolt Brit bk NAKUSA. Ingram
Due Sept 1870.
BRHaEs, iaw bk Z x Btsuor. .,...... -, W alter,
Due August Io-i5. tackled Il Co, Agents.
SYDNEY, Brit S. AUSTRALIA .,,......,.... o.. Chest
Due Aug. = Hackicld $ Co.. Agems.
SkwcAsrLk, n 5 ", Am sap IL DohADo o. ---
Due. -, NgcntS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am 5 CIV OF SypSN Dearborn
Due Aug. 10. Ifaclfcld < Co., Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Bft bk OPitHtiA, ........... ---------
TO sail June 1, 4. a. Davies s Co.. Agents.
JuLuiT, AN. bgtne HAzNRp.... ........,... I,cney
Due in all October. a. +. Cooke. Agent
HoSoKosG, Am bk CRYLoH .....,......... Barstow
Due Angus, /. &. Brewer Co., Agents
BosroN, Am bk MARTHA DAVIS .....,...... Benson
Sailed june 20. Z. Brewer Co., Agents
NHw NosR, Ger bk TlfNLtA .....: 49,. lhombohn
Sailed Iuus %. Castle Cooke, Agents.
SAN FkANcISco, Am bktne DisGov kay ,.. pefrin,n
Due Aug 1. Haekfeld Co.. Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am S. $. MARiIosA .... Hayward
Due August 8. Irwin Co. Agents
Am tern EVA
Due August Levers Cooke, Agents.
LoNpoE VA MADEIRA. French BoRDfAUN -
Due August -. q W Maciariane 4 Co. Agenrs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
IMPORTS

fssn Poi Townsend f<r X Hops Jilis a. sss,sis
q iu'aics, " isibs 10 LEVERS Code
ifous San fsaocssrs. pct "a l-ihsrisa July )c--fs
6 esaesen. ,trs iotss,. tufpcnlms, e.fis
die, 81 s~cfiqa r.t-.. nas y kss lead. Ius
sAlssr, - ina ebpss, Dosp arHs, s. tkes sugar,
q bhs Almsn, ,oQ ia. hsne, = ~ co1ca. hAis
sI.h dna, ~ Lals- hoy, iopk - bDdl, a pig
doas -, des, 20 pig ga.co, fks. e2psssss aids
t.t. .ks hosp, sks h<ans, y a.e@i, so *
Ia, sss,< ,tipglss, so I.s.;s, l21.sso bnsks,
<nd - "a :, suudriss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

Mr.. George Ashley has resigned from the
agency Of Wells, Fargo * Co.. and has re-
tired from charge Of the newspaper routes OF
the Hawaiian. He will possibly begin in the
auction business soon. Mcssrs. S. NJ. Garter
& Co. have taken the agency Of Wells, Fargo
* Co., and will doubtless give the public every
needed attention.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

Tie races took most N the crowd last Satur.
J1y, but nevertheless there vas an interesting
game of ball q, the Mak.ki reservation, and
those who were there al enjoyed thcmsel,cs.
The game was played between the Married
Men and the lI1noulus although il could NOT
be- called q close rub, YET il served to bring
put some OF the strong and weak points u
both nine, which have not appeared 50 pro-
minently heretofore in more closely contested
eames The pitching Of Parker was weakened
ia the hr3, three inning, ~ the lsmeness OF
sheldon. hand however, he did himself full
Justice as soon Scott Of the Oceauies ,oos
shcldons place, and sent the sphere home IT,
hot style that brought the lionolulu, UP
standing. Much allowance is to be made for
the players OF both mines owing TO rain, which
put both ball aud ground in poor condition at
the FIRST inning. Napoleon Spencer was about,
the only one who played above the average :
this was doubtless owing to his staying in the
field during the shower, and, as he admitted
to INC Afterwards getting looSened up as
he wasn't sugar and wouldn't melt. The game
was very we'll umpired by Mr.. Boardman who
called the FIRST inning at $50 Pm. The
! Houolulus los, the toss and went to the bat.
After the shower was over there was a fine
flock Of foul balls flying in every direction.
! The ground had become quite slippery, aud
one Of the champion boys took his first
In manner tina, reminded ono Of a setdoNr
1.,5 t,fs J.. -
Of to second carrying ballast Of Makili mud
that took on the effect as he disappeared in the
distance Of one Of Mr.. Nasi's carcatures "
Iiarper's It will I've impossible to give :
detailed account Of the game, ms correct scor,
sheets were not to be had and the scorers die
not take a regulation score Of the game
Spencer Of the Married Men made six splendi,
fly catches and played throughou, the game il
a manner that elected general applause. \
good chance for double play was los, b.
Parker catching the ball from the ba, instca,
Of letting it 90 to second. The married mel
made no plays to I'd base, save one made b
. Scott which failed Castle made bad pic
up at short stop and he should have put
man GU, on first. A good play was made b
Scott to third and a good catch 10y Ellis i
> right field. During The third inning while III
married men were at bat, Welsh brough
three men home and made fourth run hin
self, scoring the greatest number Of runs tn
married men made in any inning. Shauet {
+ The Honoulus made strike out, but also
L fine bat over I'D base. Hay wodehouse mad
l. TWO good throws to second during the FIR
u inning, and in the seventh, stood up with III
{ grit OF an old professional, after bad lie
u over the eye from 1 ball. Dat made Nv
j" Inufis as short stop, and the NUTS on Ist an
J. I'd bases after the rain, was something qui
:; remarkable. Markham did not do himse
justice in his pitching, but made two pret
- fly catches in one inning to make up h
IL record. The ninth inning closed with
IL double play for the Honolulus, when the SEQ
'e stood IS for the big II. boys and for
&c Bcnediets.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

A numbsi Of reeen, visitors lei, by the Ala
n'eda yesterday. Amoae them we're Rev. T.
q. beek~ilh, Rev. w. T. faImsn. Mrs. w
Rates aud Miss Bates, Nj, and Mrs. W. l.
Dean aud W. + Dean u. and Mr.. III. L Dodge
Professor MARQUES. colonel Sprecsels
and lades basidsoa. who may faiIl!
be called birds Of passage sese also ouswars
bound. Mis-. fameaax. Mrs. b. II. Aas,i'
and Miss Austin. Miss Miehisls. Miss Rose
| NJ. E. w. Peterson. and TsswisswAa.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

The Geneva. Illinois. Republican has the
following account Of the death OF Miss Fila
Scott a sister Of MIS-. W c. Wilder aud Mrs,
\. McWayue Of this city "lt is with great
sadness that we note the death, on Saturday
last, June 1Sth, of Miss Ella Scott, She went
home from the office on Friday feeling quite
sick, on Saturday afternoon eight days after,
having passed through a week Of suherings,
she gave up the struggle and yielded her spirit
back to God who gave it. Born in Geneva she
spent her whole life among us, and the Nct
ling worth OF her character was acknowledged
by this people. Honest hearted, self sacrificing
devoted girl, she gave her life in full measure.
She had read Alright the words Of the Master.
They that lose their life for my sake shall lind
it," for the whole tenor Of her life was one o
self.abnegntion and heroic devotion to duty.
We'll done good and faithful one, should b,
written upon the marble of her tomb. III,
funeral At her home was conducted by the Rev
c. II. Abbott, simple and touching service
such as she would have chosen. She was fol
lowed TO her last resting place by large com
pany OF friends aud relatives. who understood
her worth and muurned their loss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

The hospitality OF Captain Mose is prover-
bal ba, his accomplishment a. a gourmet Is
not 50 lsne.ally known a. ii deserves TO be.
Las, Tuesday be entertained small bO, select
parry Of Invited guests who sat down 10 a hot
lanehsoa Of Cape Cod turkey served IN tbs
usos, approved New England lasAioa and asads
additionally appe,ssing BY liberal bumben q
iced eoiiee.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.


ffon, San Francisco pert atzrrn, Jolly 20 M.da,u.
Cora. Mis- Clara 4 Lewis, john Anderson, d, ). Pot
Ter and Jan,e. I'apu-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

90 , =, a., IT.. :,
~. y W. - ~ Vu.'','s :" '' ,,
',''UN" ''' y'' t''''P'e'''' "''' " y ''N' w
Attendants at the kohnla Union church
had recenily The pleasure OF listening TO a ser
mon by Rev. W. B. OLSEN Of liio, both
morning and evening.
III. h,,l re,,is rbo,r,sor s,iel from, Ka.
hnlui for San Frnei,so. ON the ash ultmio.
b,,ir, a., ,,,, II s,g., an b,s,d and one
,,,ssen,c, NJ, Hamilton The Courtney
ro,d i. ,,,,,d;rc m,,n., IN, the same ,ar,.
Inc chureh'goinR people OF hu' were gao
10 see NeN' III p'oN"'u an were ue,s"'ea
very warm welcome. lie was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Severance and also Of
T.1..e and Mrs. +. s. LYMAN. lie preached
in the Foreian Church TO large audience.
lie also visited popaikou. Onomea and lila.
t,,,p Wac nre.rpt a, Wednesday evening
p,-v.r meeting and makes some impressive re.
make. Ills sermon on Sabbath was from
N"''new' 1871 A'' ''s'e''eu NC oou'u NOT
'em''" ,ongct' nc e''''ed vii" III" Tue
aioha hul OF N''
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

ter " foreign affairs to confer On the subject
with the American Minister was defeated.
Consideration OF the BIZ. increasing the
mcmher of Justices OF the supreme court, in
committee Of the whole. Mt, \. ;. tlcg.
horn in the chat, resulted in the indefinite
most pnn,ment OF the bill Nlcssts. Dole and
Cecil Brown supported the lin and Messis.
Kaiua and Nawah opposed it.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

The Friend for August is out in good time
and gives an excellen, variety Of thoughtful
articles
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

A very enjoyable affair took place last
Monday evening al the residence Of Mi. $. G.
Wilder, who gave dinner TO the King. DR..
]. Mott Smith, Mr.. HenY Maeiariane and
other p,omipent ci,iseas were present, Al
though newspaper mea are no, often allowed
TO be judges Of good dinners, am informed
by one OF the guests tina, the repas' VA
something to be remembered even BY king
On Tuesday nigh, Judge wiiemann gave .
bali and party at his residence near punahou
There ~ese many friends and acquaintance
present. To many, these pleasant gathering
make up one half Of the pleasure oi i,laad' lie
and weave themselves ssn those nenoris
saich oa,lasl their day. Iona.
Hoaolalu, August .. 1854.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
= SATURDAY PRESS

Publication Office is At % Merchant stree 3D.
t1ral rooms at ros For, treet.
Subscribers ard Advertiser will please address,
THos. Q. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
An matter for the Saturday Press 'Aould BE-
sdd,sssed to the SATURDAY PRESS.
Notice Of any events Of interest tfanspiring Oh
TIE other stands will Away BE- thankfully received
or publication. Correspondents are requested %
append their tine names to all communications
not for publication necessarily, but as guarantee
that the writer is acting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

The Royal Hawaiian hand viii play at the
Maikiki Base Ball ground to-day There
VII Be no concert Al Emma square
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
Auttion Sales.
A ucTIoN SALE.


LEASES or cRogN LANDS
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST :. Al !, NJ.
At salesroom, Queen St, Honolulu.
BY direction Of the comniisslonets Of
Crown Lands will sell
THE lease for term oil years, rent payable
sela annually il adyapec Of all ,ha, part OF Phoaua.
liilo, Hawaii. commencing a, the upper boundary
where it joins llumuls and extending below distance
Of three miles, oseryng birds etc. Usual conditions
Of leases Of Crown Lands Lessee given the right TO
shoot OF capture the wild cattle
2--Lease for term Of 70 years, PAYABLE semi.
annually in advance OF the foowns described PREMISE
in iiilo Hawa-to wit The premises corner Of Wal.
anuenne street, Ho. with all the buiiAing, thereon
said premises are now occupied BY W II Reed a
store and known as the coney lot
Z. P. ADAMS, Auc,ioneer.
Copies Of conditions OF leases at auction room.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
SHIPPING.
Arrivals.

Lehua, sum- Lorenren, from Maui Jny IS
kilauea Hou, stu, Sears, from kahuui. ....+. 40
Mslolo sch. from Hilo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Mary Foster. ,eh from Nawiiwlli. .....,,.. 40
kiisu. sim, King, from Maui and Hawaii ,.... 40
Ma Moi, sch, from Laupahoehoe. ...',.4,.... 90
iialcakala, sch, from pepeekeo q. .s,,....... 40
Iiholiho, sch. irou kauai. 20
lwailn stin, Cameron, from Kauai. ..-,..,.,. AZ
Likciike sim, Weisbach. from Hswaii. ....s. AZ
L Bishop sm Davis. from HamakGs 800. a. AZ
Hope, AN bk, Penhallo~, from pou Townsend " 20
aarion, sch from Waipio .............,-,..,. " az
Ns,tie Merrill. sch. from i,l,ana. ,.t..,., az
Caierina, sch from Hanaei. ..........,.....t " 40
Manuoka~ai, sch, from, Kauai. ........., .... 40
Republic, Am bk, from Tacoma. ...... ..,.., " 30
MaIa, sch, from. Paukaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y,
Planter sifn Bates, from kau. ,,,.,.......... " az
Caiharirn, Am bk. Hubbard, from san Fran
cisco. ..,...,,.,. ,.. :, 70
James hiakee s,rn, Freeman, from, Kauai :, -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

Our daily contemporaries viii he grateful 10
10 learn that the Elsino,e has retired
iron. the island ,raAs and genial Captain
Jeaks has retired from her. She LETT the
Sound lately with load II humber for Panama,
and no, ~, this port.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

| had the pleasure one day this week Of
taking row with the Myrtle boys in their new
four-oar boat, built 10y Mr.. Lyle Of this city,
and was very agreeaby surprised to ind such
proficiency in young club. After leaving the
boat house in company with the new sS-oar
boat bull, in San Francisco, we rowed over
TO the Pacific Mail Dock and from that poin,
took run over the course out around the
spar buoy and back. The course Is well Sc.
ected aud Is the smoolhest 10 be found in the
hafbor. | am not accustomed TO race.boat
rowing and irequently forget to bow to the
stroke as the boat shot from under me /; ba, by
the time We passed the lighthouse | found
myself sufficiently seaman 10 make the
proper obeisance to Neplune, and enjoyed the
sport like an old bos,man. Once in awhile
Monsarratt, who was pulling bow, would
gently remind me not 10 run them out Of the
channel, bu, by the time We passed the spar
buoy had learned enough so that We rounded
il in style and came down the home stretch al
good pace. The Myrtle boys think greal
deal OF this four oar boat. aud are justly proud
tina, Honolulu has workmea who are able ,c
compete with San Francisco. Mt. c. Puriy
who pulls stroke for this boat, Is a a,an O,
whom the boys place great reliance, aud. IL
fact, il makes Iandsman almos, ashaa,es
/ that lac does no, belong 10 the club, to sit b,
and see him handle an oar.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02
r.rm. d s4is.

Fsf Oh. Cattle and Ilsns.-c..A 60 a.Is~ 'a~~
'.ssy sAsf ale.
~ The piss r.ani.,isa--cs,s % dslissy 81 ess-
,syaoort, Siihs cos week Of OATS u s4ls
Al assas 81 szssa.s q paseiAss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-02

chief. Carried.
The bill to amend sections 1919 and 1870
Of the Civil Code, relating to masters and
servants was lost.