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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

UP on the platform and histed me ~. sud
hustled me out into the street
The nes motnin seed Il all. I he'll in ny
ntosicashcn, taken my Pre- Trade speech out
Nv the yalse, and vas 6fin that On At a
tiusbwg awjence. every mnn ~ eieh ~w q
iron manuoisttfcf
f.ihe drunken as, ! wus demonslfaiin 10 .
awjsnoc Nv workers in iron that tariff on iron
WI, wuaa nor highway robbery, sud doin It
Under the authority Nv the Dimokniie Nsshhel
Senncl Commluy
Il WI, mercy ihsl ! su,n't tilled on III,
spot
Nj Bafnum heed nv It, and tn.wunst
offered me Ia either take IN oath never 10
fetch likket agn ~ perce'le home. lie writ
thus
''In campnne like ours, which Is mixed,
absoloot sobriety is essenshcl 10 prevent mis-
takes. man with lkket IN him cannot be
trusted 10 carry about twelve different
speeches, adapted to the wants Nv twelve diff
fetent sets W. opnyus. No man cnn be q
Dimektalie campane Speaker This year wiel
cannot he trusted TO take the right speech ouI
uy his ynllse
Nv course | cant travel or luf that matter
stay at home, without my rcRet supplies, ant
"a I reAined Better occaalnel drinks al
lIa,eom's than none al all on the road Regle
eatin is mhin, but regler drinks is more mes
sary.
hope to get IN apartment To speak in on
seekshun. where one speech will answer, bu
I viii take no more mixed chances.
PtrRotEua V. Nasty.
| Victim u Appeiel,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
COMMERCIAL.

lioHotutu, November !, 1884
The diat mouth u tba closing qt4nct 9th,
year has passed. and has shown lilie 4 any In
proyemeni In trade over the several previous
months Tie trae, large, ssefsge fot The
month u foreign deep sea vessels have arrived
aud have stocked the market With ali lines u
staple goods. bnt beyond The placing 81 In.
mediate ofden there is little busiuess asiif,
discriminating The fact II the planters having
been in town The past two west. for their an.
nua meeting The weather too, u late. has
been nnpfoptious, hut the rains, which seem
10 be general, will lie very beneficial to the
country
Probably In anticipation II the expected &c.
ccip, Of considerable U, $, gold coin by the
nest steamer and the fact that the currency act
comes into operation nest month, the tate N
exchange for lodays mail has been reduced 10
three and a half per cent This will prove
quite boon 10 dealers and others, and will
relieve the ptessu. on the Post Ofhe, ff
money orders felt for sometime past.
The arrivals fof the week embrace the Aus.
| 'Hiif fi''h Wv ''''lh'ag W ivhA' VI fHH tNH
cisco, and the steamer W. g. Hall, aud bsfk
entines W u. Dimond and Ella rom San
Francisco. The departures for the same period
embrace the Australia, Discovery, and {. X.
bishop, all for San Francisco, the latter onl y
of which took any freight from this pot,
valued at Sjts6S.
Auction business ioi the week has been
light and unimpohant To-day the French
brig Tawan and all her belonging will b.
Mold At the Fish Market wharf al ,. NJ.
The Alameda leaves to-day at noon for San
Francisco, and takes away a number of passen.
gers, sud fsu amount Of freight for this
season of the year
To-day OF Tomorrow The City u Sydney vii
be due hom the Coast, en- route 10 the Colo
MICS, With dates TO The zSlh ultimo.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

FROM Boston, per Martha Davis, October
74.--C Brewer & Co, 8 OK carts, carriages
1000 pkgs glassware, nails, etc, 1890 es OIL
aud 1914 pkgs shocks; o Hall X Son, q es
patent leather, a. ranges and stoves, AZ pkgs
hardware, Ji7 cs oil, 20 cs iurpen'ine Rev w
Merritt, piano, and legs Col II Judd,
= CT erockcry e kit,ridge, personal Fl.
fecis NJ S Gfinbaum q Co, ! cs shoyela "
E Parke, piano, etc a w Pierce x Go, q
dayiis and I37 coils eordage Castle x Cooke,
4 bss machinery and cfa,es mdse W w
Hall, I missionary goods J - Lane, Cd cs
marble Levers X Cooke, ISL c. doors and
windows IIollistef x Co, "a cs medicine and
7 cs mdse $ NJ Damon, wagon and shafts ;
pkgs windows, blinds and doors, $50 kgs
nails. and "a cs udse NJ Phillips & Co, 20
nests trunks and 50 pkgs dry goods I { Por.
ter, cs violins, and g cs II II effects G w
Macfarlane X Co. 10 tons coal ami 50 pkgs
tobacco, cofdage, etc In transit, for Hong.
kong, f2,ooo es refined petroleum and FAC
I tons coal.
! From san Francisco, per bktne W II
| Dimond, October 2S--2o mules, > horses, ooe
SKIS feed, ago bbls lime, 236 bales hay. and u
pigs sundries + K Miles, AZ bales hay. It
horses, $50 pigs, 8 coups fowls, and 25j SKI
feed NJ w McChesncy * Son, 2Ioo SKIS feed
and 3o,balcs hay II + Mcintyre, 900 bS
and so hi bbIs sugar { O Berger Co, =
anks napatha and gasoline Lyean & Co
80 cs chair stock, IS pkgs sundies,
organ, and cs musical instruments Mr.
I Lack, I cs guns fixtures ard 2 cs cart
ridges; 7 II Davies & Co, 400 bbls lime, + 4
Schacfer & Co, cs sundries; Wing Wo Chan
72i sks feed, $50 cs oil and a. cs sundries;
d Bush, 40 Gales hay and I2o SKIS feed.
From San Francisco per bktne Ella, Oct
sc Brewer & Co, 3o4 bales hay, iso Dbl
lime 1854 SKIS provisions, SO SKIS mdse, $500
bricks, 1900 K W posts and 1000 shingles
s NJ Damon, rs cs sunderies: DIR J NJ Whitney
no SKIS feed and 10 bales hay; Order, $50 bl
hay and $50 SKIS feed.
From San Francisco per W. G. Hall Oct 2
LIS \ CO, 100 SKIS -four, I32 SKIS bran, 4
SKIS oats, Al SKIS barley, SO pcs lumber, 100 b
hay, horse, 3o,2oo bricks, 224 SKIS coal an
400 pkgs provisions and miscellaneous mel
chandisc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
The D.n,A-r.,e 1. S.w York.

Efforts to explain the high death-rate-in New
York are being made so industriously here,
tina, i, may be worth while to throw some
light on ii from more independent stand.
point than native patriotism affords.
Las, year was unusually favorable, the NOR
tali,y showing 1919 less than in 1852, and
still the number Of deaths was no fewer than
3A,oII. According to the census Of 1880 the
population was then I,ao6 AGA, which gives us
deaih.rate Of 7S.I9 per 1000, 1t is sought
to palliate this bad showing by various ex-
cuses, Of which the two principal ones are ~
that the actual population is now greater than
that given in the census, and that consequently
the rate oagh, to be as. 81; and lal that much
Of this mortality takes place in institutions
The latter excuse is disposed Of by the fact
that, as the inmates Of public institutions are
counted in the census returns, these tell bott
ways. The reference to population merit
further notice. II is fair TO assume tha, IN,
residents in New York have increased sine
1885, but M, in the ratio indicated but lher,
is more signifcien, iact-the census retur,
is inaccurate and IN SteeSJ o. Me truth. Il
the United States census is no, taken as i
England. No day is fixed, and on the las
occasion it required fourteen months to get IN
returns in. Moreover many Of the person
whose names go on the census from their place
OF business in the city are nonresidents, VIII
are again recorded at their places OF residence
wherever these may be. The resident popula
ton Of New York does not exceed 900, ooo
| doubt II II is as much, hut the regis,ratio
returns enah.s rs TO arrive at an approxima
ton. The number ofvolesa sat the last election VA
ioa,736, but the registry contains ISs, 50
names. |, musi he remembered that this
under manhood suffrage. 50 tina, often there
more than only the head Of the family yotin
in..one household. Nevertheless, We will null
ply this by S, and still We have only sIs.6s
as the total population. on view Of the 10
average OF American families and two lhir,
Of all in New York are natises--it is slmo
certain that this Is ye, more in excess Of Il
l,ruth, Blu, allowances has to be made ios mol
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

p1NSENOENh.

From Maui and Hawaii, per kinsu, Oct 2S
= NJ Butler, " N futile. 7 w Ire, OF
Shipman, I s Southwiek, 6 w KsIopapeia,
g w ksuka, X Lille, Kake, Miss l. Crockett,
Miss { Mahole. a Cfosser, Miss Martin, Mrs
+ Jones and servant, w V Homer, Hrs
Silverburg, Mrs b X Vida, J burnett. - ka.
maiopili, and JJ deck
From Kahului etc per Likelike, November
Plate and 3 children, " Il cornweli. a Barnes,
Mrs Kelly. W X Meyers. Thos S Ksp, Miss
Sawyer, Mrs u Taylor, Brother Lambert, l.
Won Lempsky, Aea and wife, l. Alo, Akana
liilii, All Nan, lepes and 81 deck.
For Hilo and way ports, per Kinau, Oc,o.
Der 2s-aiss Clara Low, A Lidgaie, J NJ
Homer, & II Bragg, w Seal, WA Kinney,
w II Comwel, ] Csllihan, Miss Mary
sylvia, l. Aseu, NJ J McLsne, Miss { x
Ernesiberger, W Homer, x Hind, G. Patty,
R'Wallaee. y Macy F - Butler and about 90
deck
| For Kauai via Wainanae and Hanalei, per
James Makee October 3Is.--Df G w Parker,
J l. Richardson, T Morris, Miss A Davies,
Judge + Kauai, Judge S X Mshoe, Geo
Rutherford, Geo liough,ailing, $ Selig, g
Roseher ane about 90 deck.
From Maalaea. Kona and Kau, per Planter,
October 29-F II Hayselden, wife and 4
children, Miss Abro, w Roy, Master
kailu;hala' Miss Nahnu, : nri,ane, and "a
deck -
From Kauai, per Iwalani, Oct 26-F "
Glade, V Knudsen, Cap, II Woliers, S Har
rison, J Brent, Mrs Aukai, Mrs Kuapuu, J
Mckenzie. Mrs. S,renbeck and child, n Aus
ten Il Chinese and 4 deck
Sister Bonsven,u,a &c, Can, Ros. p Walsh a
Sn,i,h Na,,;. Ar NJ, " caaa,,r
ms heney Iostly't Hansen. MS Ever
asoh' y 'h''emah ana about 81 deck
From Kauai via Waialua and Waianae. ne
! }s'nes p ns, oC,onei .o-J l. nensfoson
-. pAu~n, Malol "foaghtoh' MAJOR
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
Iuerory Notes.

The London Athenspm has favorable re.
France, by James i. IIunnewell Of Boston -
y gentleman scll.known to many IIonolulans.
A companion book to "John Bull and hi,
Island, IS the brochure by Max O'Rell, which
took the reading world by storm last year, Is
abou, TO be issued by the same author and
will he called "Thc Daughters Of John Bull y
A reasonable chidfen's book will be "Shake
.pearc for Children" which Mcssrs. Alias
London publishers, are preparing as CbIll
mas book. at will consist Of about ihin,
colorcd plates, with notes describing chiefly
the costumes.
Lady Byron having been "yindicated" b,
Harric, Beecher Stowe, some one now pro
poses TO vindicate the late Dowager Lad
Lytton, and TO that end will publish extract
from her autobiography, diary, original letter
and other documents.
The Pail Mall Badge, says tina, Prince Al
bert Victor and Prince George Of Wales
propose TO publish an account Of their trip
made in the Baechanie during the years 1873
1882. The chronicle is to be "comple
from the journals, letters, and note. books,
some additions being made to the history b
the Rev. John Neale Dalton.
Those interested in the Japanese for o,he
reasons than the nseds Of plantation will b
glad TO know that Mr.. William Anderson
preparing work on japanese art, ~ tn
Pictorial Arts Of Japan" which will he illu
,ratcd with over hundred and fifty colore
and plain plates An edifion a fnte Of on
hundred copies will be first struck off. hIessr
Sampson Low & Co., London, are TO he Ii
publishers The book will DC issue
later in the year by Messrs Macmi
Ian & CO., London and New York. IN
book will be good addition to the new
brary's travel-list. Japan, by the way. hi
been described in one Of Mnuay's late
" Guides
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
IRRTG1LS.

SATURDAY October az
Stmr Kinau from Maui and Hawaii
Sim Waimanalo from Waimanalo
Sim Likelikc from kahuui
stmr Kilauea fIou from Hamakua
Stmr kapiaiani from Eva
Sch Kauikeaouli from Honokaa
Sch Nanuokawai from Koolau
Sch Emma from Waialua
Sch lialeakala from Pepee.eo
Sch Waiehu from Waalua
SUNDAY, October 40
RM s Australia IS days from sydney via
Auckland en- route for san fraucisco
Stmr Iwaani from Kauai.
Stmr {. r. Bishop from Hamakua
Sch Rob Roy from Koolau
Sch Kapioani from Waianae
MONDAY. October az
Stmr W G Hall days hours from San Fran
cisco
S,mr Waimanalo from Waimanalo
Sch Ne,,ie Merrill from I.ahaina
TUESDAY, October as
Bktne w. II. Dimond from San Francisco.
Sch Rainbow from koolau
Simr Mokoii from Molokai
Am bktne Ella, I9 days from San Francisco
Sch Waimalu from Koloa
WEDNESDAY, October 20
Sim Planter, from Maalaea, Kona and Kau
Hawaii
Sim James Makee. from Kauai, via Waislua
and Waianae
Sim Waimanalo from Waimanalo
THURSDAY. October 3oth.
Sch Kekauluohi from Hanalci
Sch Waioli from Hama
FRIDAY OCTOBER 81. =
Schf. Ca,erina from Hanalei.
Schr. Marion from Waianae.
s,mf kapioani from Eva
SATURDAY, November L.
Stmr Likelike from Kahului and way ports
Sch Leah from kohalalele
Sch kawailani from koolau
Sch Rob Roy from Kooian
Sch Wailele from Onomes
Sch Mile Morris from Molokai
Sts Kapiolani from WaianAe
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Friend Williams the photographer is not
himself at all unless he is wrestling around TO
enlarge his collection Of views, etc. and is ne
yer happy unless he can present something
new to visitors TO the gallery. He is in his ell
emeni this week and his face fairly beams with
delight over the several new additions, some
Of which are excellent illustrations Of the diff
culties and characteristics OF the coasting SER
vice Of these islands; one view showing the
stranding Of the Kilauea Hou, and several
views Of boating of and loading cattle at Ma
hukona. A new view Of the Hawaiian Hotel
is shown, also very pretty bridge scene neal
Onomea, Hawaii and three new volcano views.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Vessels Expected from possisn pofts
Me- Fusr. Gsf ~ iHsttA4 .ss5.sfs4. thorBislhH
Dus Det ss-p Castle 1o1ts, Agate.
otssasp, Bth ~ Bssess.,.stt,s,t.t.,,Bs fbsuys
Dus jan. Tots '. A 5hssfsts @. Agsai
tiasasosa. An ~ Arsts Caves. ID. 10. p.pdi.isn
hsYt 5=tB --Agsr's
ii6saKosa Ger ~ gfsfAHB ..4..s....5...s -------
Loading Ava -. =- hysms
foEbos p,a fissoH 4 M4psirs, Brit ship DAc.s
Perry Sailed from ii,isga hsts Hd q " STA
fsflshs, Agents.
NsH FsAnefss8. An CRY ~ syBHry ... Dsa5il9fs
Due soy ist ii~sfsid Co, Agents.
pgst foehsHHD, Am ~ glttsi ....,,.... Cutie,
Due Off.a-s-AHsHis.
| gsH FEAr,fatg. An e Hkmtoss a HaypnA
pus Nov ?. . " hNia On. Nssnis
| sYDaEy. y. ~ s. s. ZsAtAaBfs III. Wsbl~i
Due Nov - H@tfsd . Co, Agents
poEr UAastS An bkins gtfaAF INN. 81. ps,i4nsai
Loading ssfa. ~, ilsstfsd 4 ca. Agent
! fosr BlssrtY. An bktns AaEtts......... Hsrhsi
Due OF sg-si Aisn poidbsya, Agents.
| popt BtsRfty, An III &. o. WHtsoss.. il.om
! Due Nov, IS. Alien Robinson, AEsas
| utskLAby An ~ HgFr..,....4...4.... pshhaiio.
| Dns OF. gssJg. Levers Cooke
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
DEPARTtkes.

SATURDAY October as,-
Am bk Emerald for Por Townsend
SUNDAY, October 90
s,mr Australia for San Francisco I, 20. ?, Al
MONDAY, October AZ
Simr Likelike for Kahului at p. N.
Am. bktne Discovery for San Francissoatsr.a
Sch N Z Foster for flamoa, Maui
sch Kawailsni lot all ports in koolau
>chr. Luka for kohala and kukaian.
TUESDAY. October as
S,mr kinaa for windward ports at /. Pm.
slmr lwaiani iof Kauai At Pm.
stmr c. K. bishop fos Hamakua al IAN
s,mr Lehaa fos Hamakna At s pm.
sim Waiinanalo for Waimanzio
sch MAnuokawai fos ko-alau
Sch Marion fof WaianAe
Schr. Ehukai for Waiaiua.
schs. waieha Tor Laupahoehoe.
WEDNESDAY, October 49,
Simg Mokolii for Molokai
Sch Hsleskala ios peepkeo
Sch Rainbow fos kuolau
Sch Neitie Merrill ios Lahainz
ssW kapiolani tor Eva
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Yesterday in the police court Akeona the
Chinese policeman was fined $50 and costs fol
assault and battery on Lupou, and afterwards
dismissed from the service BY Marshall Soper.
To-day he will appear in the same court on 4
ehage Of perjury in the second degree. A
little investigation might show more Of ,hi,
ilk among the pets Of the forces.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Readers OF short stories are respectfully re-
iened TO the fourth page, where one Of Mrs.
Apponyi best sketches may be found. Two
Of the reprinted articles on the frs, page are
sure TO interest cultivated readers generally,
and the other will be Of especial inieres, to Ca
nadians.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

a subscriber takes this view Of the admin
istra.ion papers attack on Mr.. w. o. Smith
THAT gentleman has provoked the admins
,ra,ion to such good purpose that the cabinet
assaults itself with boomerang. As to a
year Of prosperity it is mma,erial whether
Mr.. w, o. Smith meant the year ending with
the present or thelasi quarter. These simple
facts remain--the government is without funds
to carry on, the japanese scheme. The further
sale OF government bonds seem 10 have re
oeived permanen, check due largely not, a.
the Advertiser remarks to w. o. Smith, but Il
the Opposition. The work Of Mr. w. o.
Smith and his political associates has moi
injured the real credi, Of the country bu
has merely hur, that false credit which aimee
to give the powers that be all the money they
wanted TO spend in fooihsness. It's sale
they have tried to bring trouble on ,h'
country and have caused il a large fnancia
loss. In reality they have simply helped IL
save the country from hopeless debt. |
the government cannot carry on needed i'm
provements-harbor works, water works, roa,
works-withou, increasing the public debt
then let us wait until improvement can com
in the natural order Of increased revenue"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
NOVEMBER .. ,ss,
SATURDAY


Rev David Rellcn Lyman died At hi,
tesidence, lilo. oclobet a,h. aged 81 years,
months and 5 days, lie proie,scd religion
In is,i. gtadualedai Andoyct Seminary. iSih |
sailed in ship Aycfiek, from New bedford,
November 10, 1877, and arrived at llllo, July
70, isl,, where he has lahofcd ever since,
without leaving the Kingdom His FIRST work
was a. amooia,e pastor u the lilo Church
fot -four years. During his long aud use
ml career On these islands, he has been
the Principal of the lilo High School fot
ilawaRsns. holding thai position from is
establishment in 1870 up To about S years
ago. MI and Mn. Lyman came with the
fourth reinforcement to the islands, which was
the largest ministerial one that ever came,
There ,were 70 persons in all, Of whom only
survive, Via Mrs j. $. Emerson, Mrs, u. u Ly'
man, Mrs. Z. Spaulding Mrs w +. Alcsan.
der, Mrs, K. Armstrong, Mira X. Hitchcock,
Mis- Doctor Chaplin and Rev. L. Lyons, Soone
by one they arc going TO receive their very
yfca, rewards. Faithful until death, and dying
rejoicing. The funeral " "Fathet" Lyman,
as he was familiarity called in IIilo, was a
very large one. The services were held in
HALL church, which was vetyful Of sympathi,
ING friends. The pail bearers were all native IIa.
iped the pulpit The sad services were
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

The following will be the principal rowing
courses on regatta day For six.oared boats
From Judges stand, near the cattle landing.
to bell buoy and return. For four,oared boats
From judges stand to spar buoy snd return.
For two.oared boa,s-From judges stand to
marine railway usual coursel and return.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Mr.. G. ]. Walters enterprise in putting into
TO his butchering establishment, refrigerator
large enough to Accommodate several beeves, and
so enable him to supply prime beef three days
old, continuously, deserves the commentator
and, wha, IS more to the point, the patronage
Of the public.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

The funeral Of the late Mrs. c. K. Bishop
vii! be an imposing pageant. The religious
exercises at the residence will be conducted by
Rev. Henry Parker. The procession will form
at Up. NJ, and proceed at P. NJ, from the
residence on Emma Street, along Beretania, TO
Nuuanu, to the royal mausoleum. Governor
Dominis has charge of the funeral procession.
Those invited to be present at the exercises in
the house wiilpiease be present between "a NJ.
and / ?. NJ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

In contemporary note las, week, King Al
ionso Of spain wasmen,ioned As labo,ing among
the cholera patients Of Naples. King Hum
bert OF Italy, Of course, should have been
named.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
- SATURDAY PRESS

p,btea,,e, once Is AZ "a Merchant street. sd.
toslsi rooms ~ ,os Port tsesi
sub.e,tb.,. and Advertisers wiil please address,
ruos. O. ruRUM, Publisher aud Proprietor,
All matter fof the Saturday Press should he
asa,s..ed to the SATURDAY PRESS
Notice Of Any events ot Interest TRANSPORTING on
the other Islands wil always be thankfully received
Tor publication. Correspondents are requested TO
append their true name. TO all communication,
not 70, publication necessarily but a. guarantee
ths, the writer I. acting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01
EipORTS.

For San Francisco, per bk c X Bishop.
October zo-H Hackfeld & Co, 400 bags
sugar L fIofschlaeger & Co. 26I bags sugar;
c Along & Co, 72o bags sugar Wong Leong
c Co, gao bags rice !; II Bruins Co, 200
bbls molasses. Total Tonnage, 337 and
1892 1000. Domestic value, $3I,565.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Mr.. c. Williams has manufactured with
most finished workmanship coffin Of kou and
koa for ,o-morow's royal funeral. Mr.. L. E.
speny, in the employ Of wenner & Co., has
engraved silver plate for the coffin. ofbeau,iful
design and finished workmanship.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

The idea that editors are glad to get any
thing to :" I'LL up" with. probably originated
with some outsider who ~u invited to press
banquet. Bottom B1lzsfs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

The Anglican Church Chronicle and the
Hawaiian Monthly are both ou,--bu, not in
time for notice to-day.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

All Saints Day will be celebrated at both St
Andrews pIc-Caihedral and the Roman caiho
lie Cathedral to-day.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

THUHapAY, October 70
Ger TX { 4 Bishop fof Bremen via San Fan.
cisco
sch Waimalu fat kolos
sch kauikeaoul fot kohaialele
FetDAy. October ~
stm James Make To- Kauai, gis WaiaHss
and Waislus ~ %. ",
sim Waimanalo for Wsimanaid
sch Ketsnluobi fof iishalei
Sch Waioli f9t NaliL8
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

The new and the Old ice companies hav
begun the freezing process in raies Of &c
supply.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

The Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
viii meet this evening a, Oahu College, Puma.
hou, at 7,3o y. NJ.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Nj. W. G. Irwin and Mr.. Myron Jones g
10 the coast by this steamer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

The oc,ober term Of the supreme court will
be adjourned to-day.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Il wur unioTehnit yencher. I was oniucky
enuti to 81, into the city in the mornin', and I
reported to the Centred Commilly The yoo-
sual thing ensood. | wus invited to take
suthin, witch had no, The Spartan 6rmnis to
reiooze. One drink led to another, fur the
active Dimoerisy Nv Pittsburg is drou.hy, and
by the time nigh, he'd come and he'd got
onto the platform wus fuller shan a cote.
| opened up my valise and eommensi my
speech. When hey manooscrip, | kin speek.
drunk OF sober, and dii speek. Did speek
for any length 81 time Indeed did not.
Their cum up from that awjenee sieh storm
Nv impeeashuns, SIGH howl Nv derishun,
SIGH a minglin Nv profanity. ca ever wur
hessd. sposed il wul iher way Nv aPplaudin,
! and went on, smilin, I'LL paxsel Nv EN- rushed
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-11-01

Lyons and Ievey, a, Fish Market, will sell
the Preach hsig Tawara al IN NJ.