The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-07

n,lhilrss his talents viii not loar b allowed
rust N Hawaii Every Bankrupt stats viii
y elaEserise 10 have him rvvesl his seerSt WI
god investment; al Of u might ee srcnt an
I SSpQ1uoO t-s lrN In the Treasury, Groit Is NJ
rens ard Ksulakcn Is his proPhe,'
>. The f--i- ard Crsba,Iss arrived 81 port Ia.
srvuirS BY rspcrs q the s4th it Is learned tha
the Cifv e Sgisss arrived Anil sist and the Co
s-rls and n'svrsrg On he 81.
Captain MtArtcas and Fehlsehr made n raid OF
h an Opium Sc joint at 80 last cvvniag ind ser
e-ed in esPgurtng Jim Grow, will known aatitS
and Charles EaelSh, 3 toreigneg. who were indnlg
IN irhtlaisoas Of the deadly drug. 4 quantity o
opian was also seired besides the smoking outft
O1e Of the police offers picked up native DO,
named James NathSnoal confrmsd lepsr las
evening. IN this city, Who stated that be hNd ius
naads an overland Journey frun WaisluA Hi
case vas = very had one and be was placed IN TIT
.ee,cntioa depot as1t the rolioe siatic1-
i The members Of the - Hoaoluiu Rides met lsSi
evening and after the traaaction Of soue tmpor,
tani business elected the following gentlemen As
g;hesrs % The eouipany for the term: Captain
W. H. Aldrioh; First Lieutenant }. II, Fisher
second lieutenant George Mcleod; secretary J, y
Mahie TREASURER James Simmons
he blss ball Champions Of last year. the ~Hc-
noluu' elah, waiting patiently for s'nae OF the
local teams 10 thruV the cauntlri down for CON
test the diamond neld this wear, bat 80 far theY
have waited in vain The nine selected TO repre-
sent the Honolnlp elnb this year have been IL
tTZinisg for a week two and are nov really srS-
ioCs % ~ c1nclusions with the Ocsanics.' Ben
slicts,' uz any other nine Of base hallisfs tLat
might feel themselves called upon TO make an At
tempt WIS the championship away frum them.
As nov oous-Ituicd, the nine consists OF pitcher,
GeO- Markham; catcher, Hay Modeho1se; Isl base.
CIV Wodehousg. md base and captain, II. NJ.
Whitney Jr.. SrJ hSse. W. Sco;t; short stop, Fred
| Cat; LEFT feld. Frank Winter center 6eld, J. Il
FSsEsr; rish; field, J. I. DoSse,i j.
/ A CASx N bGnco IN the S1prerne Court lest week
shows how the frst may he las; aud the last may
] ts rrst. n law, As well A. IN the Gospel. One
l Ahuna bad applied 10 the water Commissioners
/ for decision On his water rights The COmuis-
s'oners decision vas appcaled from BY nine or ten
/ persoas. the Hon. Mr.. Anara amors them. 10 the
Supreme Coari. Bieker,on and HArtvsIl for AhunA
suZcvsted - the Court that the APPELLANTS did not
appear by the Commissioners record to have been
/ parties 10 the .ProoeedinS, and that the appeal
ought 70 Be dismissed on the ground that appel.
lauts bad no status IN the case, or else the case
should be pCt back for amendment u the recurd.
o. - allow these srpellNIts TO become parties
| The court held that the appeal was not rightly
taken for the reason named; and also set aside the
! Commissioner decision. which was precisely
what The Appellants wanted
SprrckslsyiIle has succeeded in making all the
steam needed there with trash direct from the roll
ss without TIE use Of coal.
Maui plantations are having large erUps this
SEASON. one or the HtleakalA slope having turned
out more than tons 10 the acre on one piece.
The Ferris Ta1Brs5g and IHsr both arrived in
klhului On May lst- They are badly needed TO
tIks away the sugar which has Accumulated there.
A couerrt Is to Dc given at the East Maui Female
Seminary On thursday evening May sth 1t
Promises TO be rtrr treat and lovers Of Music
shuCld not fan 10 b present
he M1kasao and PaiA rad remains ~ stats
geo. Private parties have subscribed over so -
build buitSes, bat mcre work should be done to
make the road pussable for teams. Petitions have
Erus 70 the Ministers about this road account
Of which after mouths Of delay Jury was appoint
ed 70 box into the matter. They decided promptly
that ths rusd a Necessity and sent their report
back 20 the -'eirruraoeution Office where it vas
Sled Away IN the waste basket and the NJ. of |.
said EIth a sigh u relief. There those ksuuiisrs
are disposed Of.
HAwEL
Mr. J. K. Kyuaerslsy has returned from Homo
l1lu-
lilo has bad a vrry quiet week since the circus
party left. Business OF all kinds Is sItrsmsly dull
1t i s,id there l. considerable gambling done
u Hllc, not only among Cinnamon bat By those
Of other uati0uahtiss.
Heavy rains still eoutir1s in EohAIl: grinding
l. u1rcE rgtasJsd- Cane Is looking well however,
and prospects for next year crops are very good.
Honolulu horses vii have to look to their lau- |
rsls next June. Mr. c. B. Miles "Salp- Is IN |
splendid condition and promises to Be speedy. /
Ar. kynus-slsy also has horse IN training, KO- /
bIII % the fore
A stabsing Array took place in Puma, OF sat " 1
day Apr. 18th. between cUuple Of natives. Word 4
reached Hll0 BY the nail man on wednesday even 4
IcC. which reported one 1Itive as stabbed in the |
stomach; stating that all food taken in the stoni-
ach i elected through the wound. The sheriff {.
left AZ once with physician for the scene Of the 4
disturbance The native Who did the deed Is IN
der arrest
NJ. G. Sardsr1lan Of E1hala. arrested three IA
tVss the other Day for having n theiE possession
some iewsiry. stolen from him when burnt out.
One Of the cElprfts named Antoine. testified dUring
their examination that another Of the trio had set
the pllce On IRE. The three have been committed
Tor trll az the next term Of the Circuit Court in
WGuDeI- II l. % be hoped that more light VIII !
be thrown the subject By that time
The r. G. A. E0hAla correspondent IS it seems,
mneh exercised over N item which appeAre d in
the GAENrTE's HAWAII news concerning the Hala-
"a PRAYER meetings Strange Il Is that an article
published u he Pf-ss expressed the same views
a. did thE GAl-ErrE uan- Probably the writer for
the Pres VII be ,fyHfHfi-sf 4 missionary. Such
3 seEseless sl1ib As that about the righteous
Tu1nc man i enough 10 make one weary. Give