Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-08


Pro Bono P.bfico.
That's a nice new suit you have on I: what
did you have TO pay for it ?" sixty dollars
and costs"
II an actor is DESTROYS Of appearing in
several pieces in one evening" lie, him smoke
a cigar in powder mill
Messrs. Lyons nnd Leyey will offer for sal.
the race stallion Hancock sa1 the well.known
Monday
The Indians used to "bury" their dead in
the tops of high trees. This was considered an
awful joke on the Ohio medical student, bur
rowing around in the ground beneath.
The band will play the following programme
at Emma Square this ?. NJ. ut 4 o'clock
March-Deflr. ................. .......... .Rappey
Overiure-Light Cavalry .......... mn. supp.
Cayatna -Besaro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Donixetti
"Reminiscences Of ellin. ................. Glodhey
Waltz The Sirens. ...-................w aldi,uel
AT Fort-Sueet Church, Sunday morning,
Mr.. Cruzan will take for his theme The Sab.
bath for Man. In the evening, by special re.
nuest, the subject will be The End OF the
World, the Coming OF Chris, and the Final
judgment. After Sunday Mr., Cruzan will
take his annual vacation, and will probably be
out OF his pulpit for three or four Sabbaths.
Another Portuguese paper will very shortly
be issued in this town, and will undoubtedly
fill a desideratum, by reaching a numerous
class Of the population who do not read Eng
lisa, and have at present no means OF getting
al hoT the world moves. This paper will be
issued under the name Of o Luso Hawaiiano,
thus rcvinng paper which was published
here about year ago from this office, but the
management of it will be entirely different, as
we believe tina, several prominent gentlemen
are interested in it. Mr.. A. Marquc, will
assume the editorship.
When Verdi was putting the last touches to
al Trovatore," he was visited in his study by
privileged friend. The friend was one Of the
| ablcst living musicians and critics. He was
permitted to look at the score, and run over
the ANVIL Chorus" on the pianofor,e.
"What do you think of that ?" asked the
master. Trash !" said the connoisseur
Verdi rubbed his hands and cbucl,sd "Nou
look n, This and ,b;s ), h. s.id ..pnh,,;.h ~
said the ,sb., collin, .;,,,.,,. IT.. 49,,
NOSE, roe. ,rd .,,,e..d - ,.;,, :
l. JOY. "What do you mean2" cried the critic
Nv dear friend !, cried verd; ~ b.v. h..n
making n non,l,r one,, 7, !, 1,.so,y.d -
please everybody cxcep, III. ,ur;s, The o,.,,
Judges, the classicists. like vou Had 7
pleased YOU should have pleased no one .ls.
What Won saw assures me Of spcc.ss =, the.
months I'll Troya,orr' will he sung and
roared, and whistled, and barrel-organed all
over Italy. And it was.
"They'v. pu, me GU, - the widow cried
Perhaps for some one smarter;
sa' they shall know widow ,eOrned
49,. wa" ,"' i.ne'
who though, ,b,, n, .oo,d soo,,
Thopgh no, he in,s /, now. IN NAL.
II hotter ere us cooler"
Ii this fa!sehearted man had been wise he
would have appeased the widows wrath and
made friend Of her by taking her out to
Messrs. King Bros. new artists store. No. 81,
Hotel street, and presenting her with one oil
those beautiful paintings by Jules Tavcmier,
the "new Lake Volcano" or the a Halemau
mau Crater" done in oil. Or he nigh,
have gratihed her by having her portrait
painted by the Michigan Por,lai, Co. Messrs.
King Bros, who arc the sole agents Of this firm
on these Islands, take orders tor portraits, en-.
larged from any size Of photograph, done in
waier-coIOrs, pastel crayon, OF lqdia-nk.
which are returned in two months beautifully
executed. See specimens in window.
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