The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-22

with assault and contempt of court and pleading
guilty was sentenced 70 . months Imprisonment at
hard labor, for the assault and $50 hne for the
contempt Of court.
A recent visitor to the Oahu Jail reports him.
self surprised and very well pleased with the con-
dition Of the premises as they appear under 4
casual inspection. The new arrangements OF
Capt Trip the Governor OF the JAIL for the COM
fort Of the inmates in guarding them against the
onslaughts Of mosquitoes and bed bugs are es-
nent finds its account too, in the better physical
condition of the men for their daily labor after
good nights rest. o..
Band at the Hotel this evening, following is the
programme:
-oyerture-Jolly Robbers. .....-...... .suppe
2Poka-Tnc Camel Corps. .-.......-.-..--.M Martin
: Bemrniseenccs Of Meyerbeer-As ko Poll, Owl
MefieywaT Recollection oG Beycf
6 Bailad-Morning Beethoven
-5-Mazulka-A Love Faust
SWaltz-Sweet Hearts
y Hawaii Ponoi.
DR.. James Brodie the well known veterinary
surg con has just returned from trip to Hawaii
having during his trip inspected animals in the
districts of Hilo and Hamakua having examined
n total of $50 Plantation managers state that the
equine expert expressed himself as being much
surprised and pleased with the care and attention
CHAMBERS were discovered and they had been SO
long isolated from other stock that no fears are
entertained;of the disease spreading.
Considerable difficulty is encountered in paying
bills in, what creditors regard as, legal tender
currency viz: c. S. Gold. The Government has
none with which to pay the salaries of employees
and the Government has none TO establish the
gold credit of the Hawaiian SO notes. The Gov
eminent cannot escape the charge of being TO
blame to great extent for the existing difficulties
for it fails 10 pay the salaries in coin that the
law distinctly states TO be legal tender. And vet
there are some people that have faith IN such an
(mal) administration.
Sister Julia. of the order of Sisters of the
Sacred Heart, died in this city, on the morning
of the 18th inst, at the residence of the Roman
Catholic mission, of dropsy. The deceased was, as
is usual with the members, of the sisterhood
energetic worker In the cause of Charity, and was
much beloved by scholars in the Mission school,
where she was a teacher until within the past
year. Deceased was a years of age and was a
native of Ireland and was known, in the world, as
Julia McArdle. The funeral services we're very
impressive and took place at the Cathedral on the
17th inst. tEHF,
In accordance with new arrangements, which
have been consented TO by all the League clubs,
the following is the revised sched of base ball
matches to be played until close of the season:
July 18th, Honolulus vs. Married Men.
August LIST, Married Men VS.. Oceanics.
August Sth, Honolulus vs. Oceanics.
August 18th, Married Men Honolulus
August 22nd, Honolulus We. Oceanics.
August 18th, Oceanics vs., Married Men.
September 9Th, Married Men vs.. Honolulus.
September 10Th, Oceanics vs.. Married Men.
September 18th, Honolulus vs.. Oceanics.
The dizziness at present existing in the gaieties
that Honolulu people were once prone to indulge
IN IS easy noticeable by tho lack of trafhc at night
on the streets. But short time since the enterpris
ing Jehu seemed to be on the tigh road TO fortune
by the almost constant patronage received which
necessitated very constant driving about. Now
the well-fed horses stand contentedly at the Tari
Gus express stands being but little disturbed of
nights while Jehu sits half DOING thinking of the
dizziness of things, in general, in town, and his
business in particular.
The Inter Island Cos steamer Plante,. will be
withdrawn from the Kauai route TO
proceed, toaSan Francisco, for some special re-
pairs to her boiler, which owing to the absence Of
the peculiar lroh plates cannot be done here, and
to await their Importation 20 Honolulu would
cause an unnecessary delay. The PliHfer will
probably leave Friday or Saturday next and be
absent about two months, returning in good time
to assist in freghting the new sugar crop OF 1885
to Honolulu. The steamer IudidIH will take the
place of the Planter, and perform the trips to
koloa and 5Waimea, Kauai The steamer C.. Il.
BslsdlJ win run on the AcrlpI route until the re-
turn of the Planter.
The quiet of the night, in the neighborhood of
the bar-rOom of the Hawaiian Hotel was rudely
broken on the evening OF the 18th inst, by the
plaintlve cries of human being in suffering. In
quiry revealed the fact that prominent legal
gentleman who holds responsible position in
Aliolanii Hale had, during a heated discussion on
baseball, suddenly conceived the idea that he
would make good striker, taking the head of the
nearest person to him as an objective ball. The
first blow was well delivered aud had slight
effect. The owner of the head became a striker
in turn and used the o. fronts of the former
striker rs his base of operations. The blow OF
this latter striker was well delivered bursting the
objective point and allowing the contents in
ruby stream TO deuge the home plate. The effect
was a cry of "foul bawl' from the stricken one
which was the cause of the disturbance of the
quiet of the night The decision of the referee
was that the Aliiolani Hale representative was
knocked OUT in one inning.
HAWAII.