The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-03

m port here ON the HlsL Nlls ltun odu Iltll-
cisco bringing mails and news dates TO the path
ult. The vessel sailed At lOpm. the SAME dale
for the Colonies.
Dr.. Mackenzie. the pastor Of the Howard Pres
byterian Church, SIN Francisco, Is dangerously
iii with typhoid fever. DR.. Mackenzie paid visit
to these Islands IN the early part Of the year and
made many friends.
The trip to MoloBai via the Elrt was made partly
as a secret expedition, care being taken TO allow
only one newspaper representative to so forward
and that gentlemen one who Is engaged IN the in
terests Of the Administration.
The Planters Monthly for October contains a
report Of the annual meeting OF the Z. L. ). Co.
and the various papers read before that society
The number is valuable one, containing much
information in a convenient form.
Merchants and others in the community having
bills TO collect or general business Of any nature
that may require the assistance Of an agent are
directed TO notice tbs advertisement Of Aessrs.
Noble Hare Il Co which appears in this issue.
The Unknown Base Ball Club, composed of boys
belonging to st. Adams College played the NJ. b.
b. c. of Fort Street club on Saturday and won
with score Of 81 to Il. The luknOwns have played
three matches this season and have won on each
occasion.
The o. 5 5 IIlBieFa sailed from this port for
San Francisco on the 3lst ult. with fair cargo
and good list of passengers. The steamer Murip0sa
of the some line Is due here from San Francisco
at noon on the 9Th inst with mail and news dates
to the LIST inst
Master Jamie Wilder who recently left st.
Adams College for san Matc0, has taken high
place in the school standing second in his grade.
There are at the same establishment several other
boys educated by Mr.. Atkinson and all are doing
well.
Notwithstanding the offered to lovers of the cir
Gus the patrons Of the Yosemite skating rink were
1F has of b fair
the evening Of the 5lst ult. Prof. DemseTs, the
champion roller skater, is expected 10 make his
first appearance there ON the 9Th inst
NTH. Hayseldeu, tax assessor for the district
Of Kons. IN which Honolulu is situated, has made
return of his assessments for the present year to
Captain Luce the collector OF taxes. The returns
shows total of $751; 50 as due on taxable pro
perry, slight falling of from last year.
Miss Nav Severance. daughter of Ex-ConsuI
Severance. was to have been married the 18th of
October 10 Mr. kirkbride Of 81. Paul's Minnesota.
Account of the wedding will arrive by next mail.
Mr. 6irkbride, who Is very wealthy man, is
nephew of the celebrated Elizabeth Frye.
A tho of suspected burglars have been arrested
for the robbery committed at the residence of
Gilber Waller on the 25rd September and are now
IN the cells awaiting examination Tue case
against them Is said to be very strong hauing been
worked to a successful issue by officer Marcos.
Inc NuaAEL tNle nom Z fIruW ltlA LAlA l4tLG oLL
the 3lst ult, fof her cruise South A number of
the men belonging the vessel left her before the
departure and have not yet turned up. Several OF
them are in funds having jumped with the bounty
paid to them but a short time previously.
DR.. Geo. l. Fitch has received several highly
complimentary letters from medical gentlemen on
the Pacific Coast for the article ON "LeprOsy''
contributed to the P1rif- Coast Msfir1T Journal.
The professional standing Of the writers causes
DIR. Fitch to feel Just pride at the commendatory
notices.
There is no present prospect of either Captain
Morse or Purser Sutton of the Alameda resiguing
their positions. On the contrary the increased
business which will be performed by the line. on
account of the colonial traushipments, demands
the continuance in service of two officers who dis
play such excellent qualities In their respective
positions.
Hon. sam Parker, gave complimentary party
at his residence on the evening Of the JOth ult 10
Mr.. W. 6. Center, Hon. 5. q. Wilder and Ar. W.
G. Irwin. previous to their departure for San Fran
cisco on the 4itHsiH A highly enjoyable time
was had by those present as invited guests, the
feast Of reason and How Of SOUL extending we'll
into the morning of the 5lst-
The Parma Opera troupe gave their last per
Torrance at the Music Hall on the evening Of the
18th ult., on which occasion the season ticket
holders appeared in full force, the house being well
filed. The performance given was the last and
best given by the company. On the JOth benefit
rendered to Mr.. ThroWer, the tenor, by the man
agement vas rather poorly attended.
Kamaainas who are acquainted with the cele-
brated robbery which was committed at the laun-
dry, situated at Palaml, several years ago, are
now astonished at the appearance OF one OF the
participants in the official role OF commissioned
police officer. The suppostiOn Is that the Mashal
or appointing officer cannot be aware Of the re-
cord Of this new subordinate.
"A Mohamuedau University go years older than
Oxford is still hourishiug at Cairo as IN the days
Of Arabian cunquests." Vide 7. 6 4. The oldest
/ college of oxford " University College was
/ founded before the year $40 A. D. Mohammed
| lived in the latter half Of the seventh century
| Therefore this Cairo College was founded about
three centuries before the birth of Mohammed-
The Honolulu typographical Uuion, No. 81, has
organized by the election the folUSlng officers Tor
/ the ensuing term; President, danes II. Black;
Vice President, Edward *. hlugs Secretary, } ames
| L. Morris; Treasurer, U. Il. Wilson; Sergeant at
| Arms, W. ;. Brash; Executive Committee-Thomas
Spencer, W. L. Grieve, II. L. Blanchard, ]. p. In
gram and ]. Il. Morris.
The sudden death of one of the members of the
| Band prevented the concert advertised to take
/ place at Ssmma Square last evening. The deceased
| musician was named kaah0a, and was much liked
by his fellow bandsmen. his Exceleucy Governor
| Dominis, hearing of the sad occurrence immedi
ately sent offers Of assistance to the family. The
funeral of the deceased Will take place this after
The opera season closed on the evening of the
Both uIt., and, although the result vas financial
success 10 the protector Signor Farini the per
| formances have not proven satisfactory to the
subscribers 10 season tickets A benefit accorded
TO Mr.. Chas. ThroEer on the evening OF the SIS
ult. was very poorly attended the receipts being
little over SIS. The opera party left for San Fran
cisco, by the 4lglasda. Vale.
BY the steamer kiR1H news was received Of th'
death, by accidental shooting Of Mr.. Meneke o
the Humulu sheep station, Hawaii, on the 25tl
ult. The particulars obtained show that the IN
fortunate man while loading gun with a neV
| cartridge by some means discharged the weapon
the contents blowing away half Of the left side Of
his face Deceased was native OF Bremen
about q years Of age, and had been a resident o
the islands for about four years.
A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the People,
Ice RefrlEerating Company was held on the 5Oil
ult, and change Of prices was decided upon, a
follows. The urice Of ice delivered IN the city vii
remain at II ceuis per pound, IN quantities no
less than ten or over one hundred pounds Be
| yond the CITY limits il has been raised 10 cent
per pound II less than ten pounds Is in the city
il will be charged at the rate % cents Der pound
The desire for dividends Is evident
Woodyesr's Circus has given foar performances
during the week past on each occasion pgfsentin
: an excellent programme Of events and beror
good audiences. On the evening Of the Slst ut
Saturday, the tent was l1mIned with people owe
1 16Do persons being present beneath the canva
cover, and intending His Majesty, Princess Ililiu
1 okaiani, Princess Likelike, His Excelle1cy Cover