The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-08-05

| The question has not been settled publicly as
yct 90 the present OF INTERIM Attorney General.
o. course the dear public has rights II the mat
| Ter but there is an unsatlated curiosity 10 learn
the worst.
Capt Tripp by proper management has com
pletcly snbjnCaiec the desire TO ruu away which
existed for SO long time IN the sell known ma
1--we haue, and the prisoner Is now both docie and
Trustworthy
The hand concert AZ Emma Square, On tie
afternoon OF the Isl inss, was quite enjoyable and
q Large audience listened u some OF the c1mp1sl-
lions OF blackstone, Conradi Paocini. Waldteule.
( Verdi and our own Berger.
The annual vacation which the band bows IN
dulge IL, and % which they vel entitled. IS st
/ for commencement or the 18th inst 10 continue
one month. The pablo will greatly miss the
usual concerts nj Emma Square.
The Benedict and Oceanic base ball clubs
met II friendly rivalry. nj the Recreation grounds,
1 poor game the Beaedicts retired q beaten nine,
7 with q score Of 10 the Oceanic's II.
! The Honolulu base ball club, one time cham
f piuns Of the diamond field here, are meeting with
& considerable bad luck Of late, being beaten by
I inferior clubs. and later the departure to San
Francisco Of some Of their best players.
! Mr. E P Adams adyertises an extensive credit
sale 90 the store Of Aessrs. Il. Hackfeld and Co.
| to commence al 10 O'Clock on Tuesday the l0.h
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and other Inducements will be offered to parchas
] ers-
/ The P. N. :. :. ZsaiHHdia Capt, d Weber, az
rived n port here from the Colonies at 80 am.
I on the 2nd inst, bringing sydney dates 10 July
| 10th and Auckland dates 10 the e1th. The vessel
sailed again for San Francisco, at 1880 same
date.
/ [. r. Hendry formerly a special clerk 10 the
Board Of Health here and who lately departed
I from this city suddenly, for San Francisco, has
been heard from, and Is nov engaged IN duty as
clerk al The Hawaiian Consulate Il san Fran
cisco.
I The japanese steamer FaHasli5,5 Mara sailed
| from tins port FOR Yokohama on the 30th nit.
Consul Irwin, the japanese Commissioner and
wife and Mons. I. NJ. LInclellz Italian consul 4
Japan, took passage and sailed in The outgoing
vessel.
The building in course Of completion on the cor
ncr Of Hotel and For; streets, FOR occupancy by 1
Mr.. c. J. Flshel- Is rapidly receiving the outward
finishing touches. Ii viii take probably month I
longer before the rooms will be ready for business
purposes
The residence Of E. c. SchumAnn al kapiolaui
Park entered during the day time last Friday.
the 3Ist ult-, and small sum Of money was stolen
No clue TO the thief who is however supposed TO
BE- white man and well acquainted with the
promises
The ladies OF Honolulu have a good opportunity /
TO show their appreciation OF the pleasures en-
juyed as guests OF the Honolulu Rifles at the late
hop, by presenting the organization with com
pany or national flag. the corps being at present
bauneriesS.
The steamer MaripJs8 is due hero at noon on she /
sih inst. from san Francisco With mail and news
dates 10 the Isl inst. The p. Nj. ;. 5. IHssrIg Is
also due here that date, but will most probably
be day behind II consequences Of waiting for the
overland mails,
On the SOth ulaHenry Bradley who vas changed
with aud found guilty, some time previous, q
/ Court and received his sentence, from Judge
I McCully, a fine Of So and imprisonment, with
/ harilA5or for SIX months.
Tho challenge to race a si1-Oarcd crew, offered
I by the hapiolanl boat club 10 the Myrtle boat
I club. for a purse OF S5o0-hss been very c1ur-
,eoasly put aside by the DsmbeCs u the chal-
lensed club. The Myrtlss indicate their willing
ness TO Try conclusions on the coming 10Th %
| November.
! The building o1nmitie Of S.. Andrews Cathe-
] d-al met at the Office OF I. H. Davies Esq, On the
afternoon Of the zth inst 70 provide f0E the OBJ
tanning OF funds sufficient 10 complete the building
OF the Cathedral After settling certain prelluIn
aries the meeting was adjourned until the after
noon OF the 9TH INST.
News vas received by the steamer from Kauai,
on the Isl inst, OF the going ashore, a. NavlSlh,
/ uf the schooner Liills, belonging - thu Inter
I living IN q dangerous position although there Is
some slight hope OF h6r being saved without mlch
/ damage The crew escaped unlnIured-
On Friday next the 7th inst. Mr.. Z. P. Adams
I will sell az the residence of Mr. W. ). Luce the
entire household furniture, paintings engravi2gs,
Clrius ferne-y and BIC bTGc, contained therein.
I The sale promises 10 be most extensive one and
many opportunities viii be offered, to obtain BAY
| gains by those who may attend the sale
| The stockholders Of the Laupahoehoe Sugar Co.
have elected the follosinE gentlemen as officers Of
/ the corporation fOs the coming term: President
- III -Na=
/ urer,F u. Swanzey, Secretary Z W. holdswortb.
The same gentlemen have been elected 10 I'll SINH
lay positions in the corporation known as the Ha-
I uiakua Mil CO.
Company c. a new addition 10 the princes
Own regiment, fellinto line the evening Of the
! 70 tht roll call. The officers Of the new company
are as follows. Captain. James II. BOYD: lst Lien
/ tenant, Oliver Stillman. 2nd Lieutenant, Samuel
/ Maikai. sub Lieutenant, Niagara hekoa-
Amen, the storm Of wind and rain which visited
this CITY on the 18th llt, resident Of Nalanae,
| Oahu SAYS, Of The effects there tha;: : he storm
has done serious damage, one OF the J Portuguese
houses blown down, portions Of the oo-raEaiec
iron roof Of the mil canned some two hundreu
| feet the veil-boTinS derricks blown down and thE
cane considerably damaged"
Tie steamer .Ja.-es I. Jorssii while turning to
come out Of the hArbor OF hsuaakakzi. Mo.okai
on the Slst ult-, during low toe, grounded stern
I frs: in the mud. Captain Smith. not wishing -
Ean the r1sk Of injury to the propeller patiently
waited until high tide when the vessel vas GOT OF
l without damage and arrived in port here With bit
only little delay. She sailed again OF the evening
4 OF the Ord inst on her usua, route.
Mrs. Domiuis. the age5. vet bale and hearty
mother Of Els EIceilsncy the Governor OF Oahu,
celebrated II quiet way al her residence, on tha
S-d inst the eighty second anniversary OF her
birth. The Hawaiian Band under the Leadership
/ OF Mr. Berger gave the Old lady QUITE surprlse
being the first 70 offer coaC-stulahozs- 10 81
SHAPE % Al early morning serelade- Other friends
called CurlnC the day ald expressed their alohas.
and 20 TIE Kind wishes the GAzETrE desires TO add
| It's Tribute
II Is said that satisfactory Arrangements hav-
! Ing beeS made for the continued introduction Of
/ Portuguese Immigrant la5orers with their faIni-
hes HIS Maiesty's Government has decided 70
assist the introduction Of a limited number-say
al the rate Of 500 to 400 adulfs Tea--the 1rst
ship-neuf Of 90 adalt male and labO7srs With teIr
wives and childr mot more than two children
under u years Of ace n eacn family, 70 arrive II
March or April OF lsco-
Information has been received that a brutal
lasa on a plantation al Lib0e had been lately AZ
rested for assault and battery one OF the Pur-
furuese field hands Inc police Judge who settled
the difficulty only inflicted hns Of 8, although
the culp-it Is stated 20 have merIted Inoze severe
rruuishrsut- IL uesrlF lEi1e Inc ms ect1r o.
iuruirrati1n paid some slight attention % 1he
dutieS Of his Office, complaints Of brutality BE-
coming more and more frequent
l. Eavuou for some tine IsIst resident 81 this
civ was arrssted on the inst on charge OF hzT-
Inc Opium IL his possession, Talise Continuing =
tins OF the drug being f0znd N his room. DePuiy
DAYTON aud Captain NehTteus made ne aTTest
l and or the S-d inst- Rsymon pleaded guilty and
uas sentenced by Jldce Bicksrtoa 70 = hne OF Sloc
| and szo months imprisonment trun this very
lirht sentence he appealed and Vas released under
bail bond OF $50 % prosecute the appeal :. The
| October tern Of the S1preu1e Court
A roodly member OF friends = vel Is members
Of her ozE family we're present on the EAa-1 o.
SurfNv morning 10 wish goodbye, plezsAnt boli-
/ aav and happy return - the Rev Alex Aaekln-
tnsh his wife and eldest boy Sho took passage By
| he ZslinHfIa for Slu Francisco on their way 70
/ tbeir old oozntry. They intend 70 travel by Say
/ Cf Siaczra and thence into Canada and 50 oOs1
lie 81 Laurence % Quebsc- Ihsg propose =
.laca their eides. boy, ST. Martin at school II
England Nth view 70 qualifying for the Nay
or some other branch Of the pablo se-Tlee her
Numerous friends Throughout the Kingdom Elsh
. thuri haa--T aiaiai
S-l,sc-ft,srs 70 The sHonolnlu Co.- in the con
,al-srsut Home Of -he -Cburch Extension Soci-
ka4-s VII Be rad 70 hear thai the req1irrd snzn -
- s1ss - kesa c1liected and forwarded BY 1la-
- . one Of f.s ssc-etaries Of the oocisty. The
|. - A N.rkiutosh VII visit the Hone n ne
$3.50 f IL travels N England and vlll supply