The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10

a full fedged D,e1ioy, having obtained his degret
from one of the best medical colleges in the Eas
and since then having engaged in practice
The MayipOsa brought as passengers back agar
to their island home Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hopper
the Misses Hopper, J. T. waterhouse, Jr., Mr.. auC
Mrs. c. w. Macfarane, II. w. Hymau aud son
Joe Marsden, Mrs. j. NJ. Horner and others.
The p. NJ. S. S. ZealaHlia is due here from san
Francisco on the 18th inst, bringing mail and new
dates TO the 9th inst. 1t is improbable that nv
Dion B0ucicault and company will make their de-
but IN Honolulu on the arrival of the steamer.
Captain Fehlber captured the carpenter of the
p. NJ. 5. 5. city Of Sydney on the evening of the
/ 9TH inst while endeayoring TO smugge tins Of
opium of the wharf. Robert English, one of the
Customs officers aided III the arrest of the Snug
gler.
The New Orleans Exhibition is closed. DR.. J.
/ Mott Smith was to return to Washington June 9th
| While in New Orleans the doctor has steadily la.
bored 10 further the interests of these islands, and
has succeeded in putting the Hawaiian position
very clearly before the southern planters,
One by one, the debtors in the community fold
/ their tents and silently steal away. The latest
surreptltOus departure Is that of Mr. G. SchraedeI
Esq, proprietor of the Pioneer Market and who is
reported to have left by the steamer CHB Of Sydney
for San Francisco mn tue evening of the 7th inst
Miss Aunis Montague and Mr. Turner visit
MAUI TINS week and intend giving concert al
| Waikiki ON Thursday evening, June 1lth. The
programme Is an attractive one, and the people of
| Maui have n real treat before them. Miss Castle
accompanies the talented sOngsters.
The Pumpkin Seed ran down towards BArber's
! Point last Saturday and caught some large fish.
| Among the catch were three UiRH between three
| and four feet long The gastrOnomes of Honolulu
must have had real treat, for the Mira is deii-
! cious fish.
A change has taken place in the rnixiolosists con-
neCted with the laboratory of intoxicating fluids,
situated at the southwest corner of King and Fort
! streets, and for the present, Messrs. Griffin and
Reichardt dispense the liquids, rice, Messrs. Welsh
and Cameron resigned
Messrs. J. NJ. Dat d Co. present the reading pub
lie as varied collection of reading matter, III the
shape of cheap literature, as has ever been placed
before those who desire the latest productions of
talented authors at slight cost An inspection Of
the stock on hand is well worthy OF the time used.
The Hawaiian schooner JeImi, Walker, Cap
tain Anderson, arrived in port here on the 3rd
inst, 10 days and , hours from Fanning's island.
! Capt. Greg Cfamiliarly known as King William)
the owner of Fannings and Washington islands
| came by the vessel as passenger. Besides cOprah
| and hrewood the vessel brought 200 cocoanuts.
The news is received via the Colonies of a
/ marked rise in the price of sugar, the London
market being much excited and prospects pointing
\ TO further increase. Only few of Hawais
planters will be enabled to profit by the rise the
bulk of the crop is this sold and stored in San
| Francisco.
News was received by the steamer cir Of Sydney
of the arrest in Auckland, N. z. Of the murderer
Maxwell, the details of the capture appearing in
another column of this issue. By the ZealIlidia,
due here next Saturday, two detectives proceed to
| Auckland with the necessary papers to secure
| Maxwells extradition.
The building which had SO long sheltered the
I \ L..
from view under the workmanship of few Chi
nese who have become the owners of the tottering
homestead. Nothing is at present definitely known
as TO the style of new building which will occupy
| the lot when cleared.
| The Band Concert at Emma Square Oh the even
ing of the Sth inst, a signal success for the
performers although the prevalent rain prevented
large audience being present. The sweet strains
! of the concerted numbers were listened 20, how
ever, by delighted audience of residents within
! hearing of the really excellent performance.
Captain Hampstead, formerly of the old tug
Pe, arrived in port here on the Srd inst, in
| mand of the schooner FANNY Gilmore, a vessel
purchased for Messrs, Allen a Robinson in san
Francisco, making the trip hither from San Fran
! CISCO in the good time of II days. The Captain
speaks well of this new addition to the coasting
! trade.
Capt. Robert F. Briggs, formerly a resident of
| Honolulu, but for some wears past on Fanning's
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| chain, suitably inscribed, by the San Francisco
| Board of Underwriters for services rendered in
connection with rescuing the crew of the schooner
| Premier, which vessel went ashore on that island
! some time since
| match at target shooting will take place on
June 18th at the Casino range, between Messrs
/ Frank Higgins and William Unger, both crack
shots. The weapons to be used rifles, distance
| 200 yards, and each contestant is TO fire eighty
1 shots lin two strings of forty each.) Tbs match
is for purse of S25 and the championship OF
Honolulu.
During the past week passers-by on Beretania
| street. opposite the residence of DIR. Mchibbin,
| have been much DISCONNECTED by the position oc-
| cupied by house in process of moving: SAID
| house at times occupying all the sidewalk and
latterly taking up one half of the street. The
Road Supervisor is, TO say the least, very remiss
in his attention to public comfort.
Why should not regatta be an item on the pro
| gramme for the appropriate celebration of Kane
! hameha DayI Quite number of staid and res
pectable citizens would be better pleased to take
their families to the water front than to kapolaui
| Park. The II. Y. d B. Club seem to lack energy
in management, or else this suggestion would be a
| fat aocomPi.
During the month of May the u s. Mint at San
! Francisco coined $4,000 in Hawaiian dollars.
This amount, is stated, by the S. L. Bulletin, 'to
be the last nstallment on an order for Sl,OOO,O0J
| which was commenced in November 1883. That
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half-dollars, Sl25OO0 in quarterdollars and $685.
! 600 IN dimes"
George Buckley, for some time past an associate
! OF the most gentlemanly express drivers III this
city, but who nevertheless has at all times borne
shady reputation in police circles, arrested on
the evening of the Sth inst by officer Sam. Macy
and charged with larceny of a watch. The case
will, on trial prove an interesting one, and the
officer is to be congratulated on his share in the
| transaction.
The lately arrived steamer james I. Do,rsett left
| port here on the afternoon of the I'd inst, her
| owner, Mr.. Fred Wundenberg, desiring personally
to satisfy himself of her speed and seaworthy quail
| the coast of Molakai. The trip was most salts
factory and enjoyable one and as there was rep
resentative of the GAZETTE On board, full account
! will be found in another column.
Hon. George W. Merrill, the newly appointed
American Minister for the Hawaiian Islands, &C
csmpanied by Mrs Merrill, arrived here by tic
Marl9sa, on the oth INST, MIR. Merrill Is IL years
of age, native of Maine, graduate of BOwdOiI
| College and has a war record. The gentleman has
had considerable political experience and has the
sary qualifications to make an agreeable and &C.
complished diplomat. AiOha.
David Humphreys, half caste, while sitting OIL
board the steamer james I. Dotcseff, on the morn
ing of the Sd inst, noticed to fall to the deck
| apparently in faint. Assistance was Immediately
given and the man conveyed to the Police Station
where 1t was discovered that he was bleeding from
the mouth and nose, and fast sinking Medical
assistance was sent for but before arrival the man
had breAthed his last. Investigation proved that
he was subject to heart disease and an inquest
deemed unnecessary.
The p. n. 5. S. City Of SgdHey arrived in port
here from the south at p, M, on the 9TH instant
although it was nearly an hour afterwards befor,
she was hauled alongside her dock. She brought
mail and news dates from Sydney to the 22d ult-
and from Auckland to the 18Th ult., also II pas
sengers The vessel sailed again for San Fran
cisco at lois D N. Among the through passen
gers was Mrs VIM. Emerson, who stated that thl
Emerson Troupe were doing an immense busl
ness IN the colonies
On Queen street, near Alakea. on the mak ii sid
of the first mentioned, street, very dangerous
excavation has been allowed 70 remain during the
week past The hole is in the direct line of traye
on tbs sidewalk and has so far remained with6u
any warning lights o nights. The Road Super
visor has been spoken 70 but has 50 far, treatst