Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-18

arc made NilDic ul laklns auFahtskt OF tHt
irregular refraction Of light by the waves set in
vibration Of sound Mr. James Williams,
professional and Nr. Jamie Wilder, amateur,
must be on their nettle. or they'll get left.
Th"rsiay, JaiD f6th.
The new boiler will be placed in position in
the stmr Likelike to-day.
The schooner Anna arrived at Kahului
IA, days from San Francisco, with general
cargo Of merchandise.
The sch Mary Z. Foster brought iIi5 bags
sugar Tuesday, and the sch Mile Morris
brought 400 bags rice and 100 punches OF
bananas yesterday
The schooner Rosario, Swift, master,
sailed for san Francisco, from Kahului, July
nth, with the following cargo u sugar
waihee Plantation, js5 bags; waikapu
Plantation, 72S bags East Maui Plantation,
.7JJ bags H. {. q ). Co., l,o7S 1ags. A
total or 500, sol pounds.
Mi Charles Broglie was an outgoing pas
senger by the Nl1nposa. lie is evidently a
fayorte with the band boys, for, as he was
about to 20 on board, the boys surrounded him,
each with large lei and turned him into a
floral pillar in less time than it would take to
say jacque Rohbihsonne. Then they sang
Good Bye Charlie, and he went on board
amidst applause.
The public examinations Of the ST. Louis
College classes will commence with the pr.
mary department, next Monday, the 10th inst,
at A. NJ, aud continue Tor several days. The
commencement exercises will take place on
Friday, the 24th inst, at =. NJ, being pre-.
coded by gymnastics and military drill Of the
boarders AT three o'clock. The parents and
friends Of the pupils are kindly invited.
Yesterday morning, the onearmed man
named Dick Cahil, assaulted Mr.. J NJ. Mon.
sarat in the police court room, striking him
in the face. Mr.. Monsara, had just finished
the prosecution Of the case where Cahil wa,
charged with maciousiy injuring boat be-
longing to Charles Purdy, OF the Myrtle Boat
Club, and Judge Bickerton had sentenced hin,
W pay a Iilt VI ppc 'lt aooau'' WIS "N'N'
We are to be visited within three years by a
party Of Yale College men, headed by Mr.
John J. Phelps, son Of William Walter
Phelps, the distinguished congressman from
New I,7sey. The party will leave New
Haven this or next month in Mr.. Phelps
yacht Brunhilde. The voyage will be around
the world London, Alexandria, Calcutta,
Singapore, Hongkong, Yokohama, Honolulu,
San Francisco, Valparaiso and Rio de janeirc
will be among the ports visited. Rev. &. NJ.
Hyde has kindly furnished the facts for the
above note.
Friday, Juiy I'm
What is special loan," anyhow, Mr..
Kapena.
The stmr James Makce goes on the marine
railway Tomorrow to be cleaned She has had
new tubes put in her boiler.
The Ke Au Hou is engaged in taking in
stores. She will sail for Jaluit, one Of tn,
Gilbert Islands, probably some time Tomorrow
Dick Cahil, the assalant of Attorney Mon
sarrat, a, noted in yesterdays Guide, received
the light sentence Of two months for tn.
assault
The schr Jennie Walker leaves tomorrow
for Fannings Island. Mr.. w. G. Greig, hei
owner, and his son go with her. She takes :
cargo of lumber and roofing.
The new Bas,ile on Merchant, and Mr.
Fishe's new store on Fort and Hotel ars
blooming up" as i, were" Legally speak
| ing, "hercditamen,s is riz."
At meeting oi the Base BAH League held
yesterday at nooon it was resolved that the
series OF games for this season he extended from
3 to games for each club which will bring tn,
season to close ON the 18TH Of September
instead of on the I2th. The new schedule o
games will be published in to morrow's Press
Callixte Lecomte, aged 81, who died oil
the 18th inst. was buried yesterday morning.
lie was connected with the Roman Catholic
Mission. Sister Julia, a member Of the sister
hood Of the Sacred Hearts, died yesterday
morning OF dIopsy. She came here in 1870
The funeral takes place at 9 O'Clock this morn
ing from the cathedral.