The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-08-19
"LET US HAVE PEACE. :
Hawaii Mourns Americas
Loss.

4Aee " al 1AOAA AS AAAAAOA ANeN -
Loss.
The Grant Memorial Services At Fort St
Church.
Tic american residents Of Honolnlu. IN com
pNuy with number Of roople Of O'heS uatioa'
ltics including Smoag the most prominent Iheis
Majesty Of HAWAII. h. l. H Princcss liliucka-
lam. Il. L. h. Princess Likelike. II. Is II. Princess
POomsikelani. Hon A. = CleShoyn, The menoers
Of His Aisicsty's Cabinet, Hon l. NeOnlly and l.
81 the diplomatic and Consular CORPS. including
His EIoesisney The Aune-iean Minister Hoa Geo.
W. Merrill, Her Britannia Msiesty's ComusiS-
sloner Major J. Hay Wcdeho1se. Commissioner
Of France Mons Henu Fser, American Consul
General J. Il. Putnam. japanese Consul Mr.. Ma
kauurs Chincse Cons1ls Goo Kim and Al Lev,
many OF whom were accompanied with their ladles,
all assembled together % the Afternoon OF the lth
INST. IN Fort street church, for the purpose Of
naing BY their preSsnee 10 tender TO mourning
America the sympathy which The occurrence Of a
memorial service IN honor o. Gensral I. : Grant
the occasion o the rotable gathering, vpuld ma
turGlly bring forth. The church Was comfortably
2lled loRg heture the lnrr set for the oou1enes-
uct q TIE exercises. ~ O'Clock. the gentlemen
Smith and Dr.. Ro1ssrs. quickly and quietly
seating all arrivals. and in 3 manner that tended
greatly 70 the comfort 81 thcss Of the Audience
wto rsu,ained from the commencement 10 close Of
the services, AZ $40 pm
rHr pEcoEIrIuSs-
ris ints-io- q tie church showed the presence
q The artistic decorator vel Is the uork Of tax
hncerS. tbs esrter OF the pulpit platform being
filed with choice flowers and ferns, their arraucS
usut addinS greatly 10 the pristine beauty Of the
dscoragive material Over the front Of the re1duS
dssk hung siIksn American Tag, its bright stars
and stripes giuoued BY mournfUi edginC Of craps,
Vbis above, bright bouquet Of varses,sted flowers
added contrast 70 the picture The front OF the
- 4 H. a
Al either end massive bouquets Of flowers and ferns
were II position Ihs American colorS also hunc
frusn the apex of the organ, being suspended by
TIE cefer ard dropping II graceful folds 20 either
framed pictare Of the dead General, the features
eJsliy dlscerribls from any part Of The building.
TIC eChleus Of rrouruirS being artStically tginec
abVzt ths frame ITSELF Snd forming the loop by
WATCH tho picture hang. Ths guided supports Of
tie orEan each side the center, and az each end
were wound ahoCt with black and white cloth
AZ regular intervals ArO1nd the interior walls
punches Of flowers and ferns were placed. The
front q the redr gallery covered With mourn
il berc the tunsreal appearance being slightly
relieved BY q beautiful bouquet placed IN the
ter And trom Which GrtisticaIly trRiled VINES Of
nsuiie ran % either end.
rEE CEDEE OF EIEBCTsEs-
he programme Of services for the occzsiou had
been arranged BY s committee appointed At a
usetinS q AulericGns, held az the Hawaiian Hotel
on The evening Of the Ssh inst. almost innr1cdi-
Gtely after the receipt Of the neEs. by the Mar st
Of The death % General Grant, and 70 then also
place ard tiu1e Were ard when the services would
y bslt- Of tbls committee DR.. J. McGrew vas
Chairman, ths Othsr members being Hon Il. W.
Merrill Or. y. &. Emerson. Dr.. Charles b, Rodc
srs J. A. Hopper. X. ). Saith and p. C. Jones. Jr.
Afls- Gslirsrztlgni Il Vas decided that the da.s
s-p5uld e tee E5-h INST, the place Fort S-tset
church, boar $50 = n, the following being the
programme u exercises arranged for the OCCASION,
a1i IN whicl the llrs and distinguished audisncS,
row PRESENT, had assaulted 70 take part;
PROGRAMME
Or-a1 rc,zul1-y Narehv...... o.. Beethoven
Lao. NJ. Myrvu Il Jcues. ..n
lutrrlc.c ry NJ utstrr Resid ut n erri
Kes5cuse steep T1y Last >lseP Choir
EsaLu- IRON New TestAnent--.... Rev :. r. Bishop
Al-9 $500 Rest IL the LoSd~ Mrs. J. p Brown
IelGiH---SSE rssta1sat- Rrv- George WalIss
Eyp.a s,Au,sriCs .Cseis sd cogEesssigs
= HS1. a : HlrgaelI.
Midlothian Austiz-
H---- NJ. Isr1disy Iud NJ, ysues.
Eaais-- Tribute 10 Gutu,-
NJ james Z. Casse,
AHie=al-.-O Lord Thgg Ars NJ Sod ,Du5isy Suck
n B Emerson.
NJ :. v. H1rugr-
C5us1l GsasraT J. Il. Pu-aau.
Eyua- hGi1lTne Cong!y;a.iJn
bei-s-ctic --.--..-.-.--RsvG eorge Wallace
LIE foregoing exercises were oouusEcsd It
SO 2 n 1pOu the arrival u Their Males
5ies and the American Minister Resident. the
a1cl=lcs receiving the distinguished party stand
t1El and eo95lnusd without mar Or hlndrancs
Un1L ) ? NJ Hon George W. Merrill q chairman
Of the cItZsEs committee director Of the sIsr-
cisgS, occupying seat Epou the Platform Bhszs
were also seated the Revs. George Wallace, Z. c.
O.csl Icd Ssrsro Bishop. The service q song
vas ereeediaEly vel rendered By an sugmsntsd
C1Cir consisting Of Mrs. J. T. Brown. Mrs W. W.
Hal. Mrs.J. Z Miseman, Mrs. J. Z. Patty, Misses
AcsVi1, Hopper, Messrs- c u. Cooke, W. W. Hall,
J d Patty and 6. " Morse, ". ]. W. Ylr1iiey
being director and Mr.. Myron Jones presiding at
tie organ. The Royal HREaiian BInd, at the
close u the service, played fErsru musical sslsc
tluu, ending With Sweet bye and bye.
During the services II the Church there vas
general air Of mourning throughout the city, Gov
eminent ot5css ard busi1sSs hoCsss being closed
and haEs Of the various cunSulatss- Government
buildings aad vessels II the hlrbor being half
nilsts,[ Several American residents displayed
eU1lsnls OF mourning AZ their places Of business,
the most Noticeable bsin- the decorations at the
Grant Army u the RsPcblie headquarters, the
American CousClIts, J. N Oat. Jr-- 4 Cos J. [
Wlssuan's and J. I. Whites.
Herewith are gwen the addresses delivered on
the cccIs11r- al s1oCIstlc Of tEe brave ulu whose
departure from earth L incurred the world 0TP-,
and Ttrcl were read N the following order
Hon. c W. Merrill
The great couSue-or has demanded N 1ucuudi-
ti0ul surrender u tie General Of the aye. Deaths
tidal wave h1s washed the soul from the shores Of
time oct INTO the grsatocean Of eternity and while
tie body L uccerLrS back 70 The dust from whence
L came. We assemble On distant sea gut Isle 10
scatter few spoken tEibGtss 20 his memory. IN
der the shadows Of the Egyptian PyraulidE-I1 the
halls q Soversigus, where be Cucs sat the koporsd
guest On IndlA's turrid plains. throGgh R1ssil's
ice cC1zc realms Ue1 Whisper, Grant Il dead
How cln ul,5rtal add lzster to his tane7 How ea1
I weave ch4Piess winch shall add new beauty %
the life ard character CT such mani Impossible
Q - L.
aided his fame. The EUrid has gone to his birth
pi1ce- tracsd El1l through yuuta. watched hin Up
through the clouds Il Lockout MouutEin. stood
EgpslLled az as rlgcr9us and persistent Sras2 at
Ficizs61rg- Listened 70 his guns II the Wilderness,
and With respectful wonder watched him march
inC down the brink Of eternity, until be eoud hear
the waves beating the opposite shore. With tEat
same 6rll steady, CONTAGIOUS tread which marked
his soldier life.
CHILD OF A,lrz1cA.
h. character and fame are the property OF the
v3Fidl His only InherItancs vas 4 large bral1,
great heart and mothers benedietiol- Born Il
Otio. II lSs9. Easu thas nov prosperous and tk-iT
I1G state vas paZ1 Of what vas onca known a
the Wild WsstsH from an humble beginning.
struggling u through adversely, against poverty,
cruFcIuy th-u1ch busy, rough ard fruEuiuS
greatness u1til- scarcely having passed the uerid
ian Of lie.
Mlvi1g up fr1n hi-her 70 higher.
Becomes ca f1rtaze's e-qVuia- slope
Ale ElaAAE o. 1 q 4AR--
The center % rcrid's tssire-
whether yoGth stubboCuIy fighting Adversely.
on the tented field amid the smoke Of battle OF az
chef naSiszrass q the nEficu, that sane fsrti-
t1e euu-1cs stern resolve and fidelity Of Vurpose,
Is u-rrurad throughout his whole career &c needs
10 monument. WIZ biz ovu hands he has rsared
II o6eEsE more Uperishlbls than sto1s. uors
BRILLIANT than gold. tie foundation Of winch Il Laid
deep and brgai II The afectious Of his county
men, sad By his eva ACTS has piled stone gpou
stone Until Il stands before The World the snboci
Esrt OF superior genius.
GEEzAL EaAET-
vas not AZ Old uaa when called . bTTuUlc With
the dead . but life = aor measured b. iss ho1-z
and tITs. but By int ulict haTs done for oCr
cuursrT 11,i kind 4 useful hfs u short II II last
4 ce1-lry. L Ii measured b. the soGlI advance
Man b. bis o~a deeds while living. srsccs, II he
VIII las 1Va uouznIeut. and by his acts CAVES
-sr-fgt 11rs vhich vi remain truthful memeut0cs
wien the escutcheuus ca The marble slab snail Be
dlullIed 1T time and bzrIsd II tie trHt q a-Ez.
Moths may corrupt. and thieves break through
and s1saI zls -iLded painting ages cDrrode md
3 cruE1bla The u1trbls AID Granite shaft. bgs the
cr1u11nc zI5ry u the silE1t. uaznaziuoas nan
Z a ApFou1stt1z- NeT=ri
Vet 1ulg one -r-ar people raise Ii. 1ra
The vurits ar .zrsEdea regions m1aru-
Is the soul q The soldier o6ey.d the buzls caII
from the gthe- shore bid adie1 - sartIy scenes