Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-01-12
JANUARY ~ ,ss,
SATURDAY.
LOCAL ITEMS

Rev. ~ Hyde will conduct the sunday
afternoon .cviec in the v NJ, ca
A0ct next week no beginner, will DC al
miitci 60 tou street School until neat tenn.
The large sum of 1000 has been subscribed
towards still further improving kaumakapil
Church
Some three hundred Chinese may he cs
p,ctrl here by either the lealandn or the
Alameda
Rev H. IT. Parker baptized twenty eight
children last sunday morning in the Hawai-
ahao Church.
Ret, ~ John o Means, ono or the ,eorc.
ndcs oi the American Boad of Foreign
Missions, died December Sth.
The pullc,in al last Wednesday had an in
gcnious communication on the coinage cunito-
ycr'y, entitled Presto Change.
The new hall Of Harmony Lodge, l. q.
O. r.. is 10 be occupied 10y the q. \. r.
besides the lodges mentioned last week.
Nit John Gilliland, who had been Jury.
man three terms in 50 and three in 81, was
excused from service during the present term,
The Hawaiian Humane Society will meet
next Monday nigh, at Y NJ. {. A. Hall 1t
IS To be hoped there will be full attendance.
All ung, Chinese. shot himself in the
thigh on Chaplain street last Monday. His
intention was suicide, and he accomplished his
object.
Mt IIassclmnn. at J. Williams gallery, on
Fon Street. has about completed a large pic.
ture Of Princess kekauhke which will be on
exhibition to-day.
The Alert lost fifteen men while here She
returned to the mouth Of the harbor las, sun.
day after being absent over night and re
covered sS OF the descrcrs
a fairly good sidewalk has been built along
the makai side Of Merchant street, making the
government building more pleasantly acces.
lble by pedestrians in muddy weather,
Mr.. Charles Warren Stoddard writes from
the Bohemian Club san Francisco, that he is
as well aS man can he who was well lost
MP" all the way over on the Mariposas last
voyage. lie will return in about month";
probably.
were installed to preside over Harmony
Lodge. No. !, l. O, O. +. ; l.. [. Ables.
noble grand 6. W. Brown, vice grand l.
Z. Wiseman, secretary NJ. ID. MonSaua,t,
treasurer.
In the Anglican Church Chronicle for
January is continued the important topic, Has
Christianity Anything to do with Popular
Am,isemenis There is also an entertaining
editorial ON Sunday Observance, The church
intelligence is full and OF interest TO church
pccple
The king and a few Others wete the guests
OF Waianae plantation last Saturday. :. The
band went also. The boat in which the boys
were to board the Waimanalo on their return
upset alongside the wharf. Fortunately no
lives were lost, though, unfortunately. some OF
the instruments were.
Mr. A. NJ. Bradley, for many months in
charge Of the California Furniture Manufac-
turing Companys establishment on Queen
stIeet-now sold OUTLET on the Elsinore last
Thursday, accompanied by Mrs Bradley.
Before locating anywhere, Mr.. Bradley will
,isi, his family home, Cape Codd, Massachu-
sets.
Tie Friend for January contains long and
interesting letter from Mr. +. ". Damon. II
give an interesting report OF the Honolulu
Sailors Home Society calling attention To
the public duty OF keeping up the Sailors
Reading Room. The Jubilee Sermon preached
on the and f-las, month is given as a supple
ment
There came near being serious accident to
Mr.. iiaokfeld and friend las, Sunday at the
Waikiki bridge, which they were crossing in a
cauiage. Their horse took fright and hacked
against the railing, smashing hind wheel.
Ths gentlemen fortunately escaped from the
carnage and the horse was caught before ire
parable injury had been done to the carriage.
Al Emma Square. this afternoon, the band
will play at hall. past four. Following is the
programme
Overture The veo,als. .s,on,in
Clarinet Solo Scotch Msiodes..........,A Alderman
i1'.sn p "aidsu,s
sasai'"- Lue.-; 1880 Deniss't
Shosns-pay a Judgment ....,..... SCHNEIDER
ssieei'on-kossn'. Godfrey
The band viii give on Monday eve the usual
concert ia Emma Square.
MI. Clarence Maeiarlane was married on
December 5o,h 10 Miss Lillian Lesher OF san
Francisco. The marriage was performed in
the charch % the Advent. San RI aneiSco, b,
Rev. ]. w. Citizens. rector OF the parish.
Miss blanche Cornwall and Messrs. w. &.
= Irwin AMI Samuel Parker were present. Mr
q. W Maefsrlanc reached the city some hour,
too late.
Princes Kekaulike, Coserne>s Of Hawai-
and sister Of Queen kap,olani. died last Tues
day Al her residence on Bere,ania street, o
hean disease. lieI illness had been long and
painful. She was said To be descended FROM
the oIdtinle kings Of Kauai. Three sons SUI
sise her. The couu was o,dered to 90 into
full mourning ior four weeks from the 9th in
s'An'. AMI to wear hall mourning ior ,w,
weeks longer.
The following officers Of Mystic Lodge. No
q, knighis Of p,thias, We're installed a
Harmony Hall last Thursday night ]. J.
Williams. =. c. J. A. Iiassinger. c. C.; "
q. Ashley. V. C.; LA Z. Be'geli. r.; J, T.
wieman, X. OF x. and s.; II. b, Hebhard,
NJ u H.; II. DAVIS. NJ. ID r.; Dr.. NJ. Gross
man, N. al A.; William Bash aud X. 81
tulIe'. gaasis. The new hodge viii NEE
. THURSDAY NIGHTS In uaImonN Hall