The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-13

] VI q. HEelAAA-t- N-4 LL4Ll4- E1AAGLAs
Work Is being hurried up on the new Police sta
tion 50 that Legislators may have the opportunity
TO indulge in ltiH, IN ''Guiiek's Folly.
The Goyerness Of Hawaii Is reported to have
passed her f0rty-seveuth birthday the 9Th INST;
appropriate services were held At Hilo.
Mrs. McBryde and family have gone to PSrtlaud,
/ from whence Il is probable that they may extend
their travels and visit the ''iOld Country"
The Honolulu Ridss'' last Sunday morning,
turned oui to receive HIS Majesty, and made
ine appearance both n trill and numbers.
The Chinese theatre is still allowed to keep open
/ until midnight. II a foreign troupe occupied
| Music Hall until midnight there would probably
/ be fearful howl
The band concert, last evening. At the Square,
| vas = treat appreciated by the general public as
testified TO by the large audience present 10 listen
TO .he performance.
/ The shooting tournament for the prizes offered
| BY Mr.. f. Otreuiba, on view 1t his establishment
on Fort street will commence on the 18th inst. at
the gallery on Fort street.
Two smokers of opium were arrested by officers
| Mehrtens and Good on the evening OF the llth
| inst in a house oa Beretania street. The usual
paraphernala vas captured
| The Princess Likclike gave lulu At her resi-
| dence, Maiklki, on Wednesday last The Princess
4 kallU1 AfiDSll ArO AllN. AFNll anu
| about thirty others were present.
! The employment Of tBg bark Elsls1rr 70 return
| south Sea islanders % thGlr homes looks very
much Ike the street lighting contract. because II
has Coae 20 q friend o; the family.
DR.. Hutchinson. who was for many years q resi-
dent here, has had very serious illnes in Yelling
ton. y, z His many friends IN this city Will be
| glad TO hear that he has recovered
The extraordinary military display on the morn
in OF Sul1Sy the 18th INST Is credited TO tue IN
auencs Of one of the junior captains with Major
Baker VITO 0a'a0rt-sf the turnout.
Rev ". Is. Oissen formerly principal Of the HilO
Boarding School, has accepted the appointment Of
| principal OF The projected haIehAmehA school,
tor boys, II course IF erection at hapaihma.
| There has been 10 dluinulioa IN the number Of
| foreigners, uunstualzed and uou-taIpayers, who
draw their susteuance from the Treasury for ser
| vices rendered in the halls Of AlrolaniI Hale.
The project of building board fence around
| the kApioani Park track Is regarded As good
| Joke by the general public. II looks as though
some people wanted the earth for themselves, sous
To-uorrow, the 18th inst, is the alst anniversary
Of the assassination Of President Lincoln, wdich
occurred at Washington, April 18th. 1865. The
local G. A L. VIII probably take notice OF the day.
The ruulors which have been in circulation for
some little time past relative 70 Cabinet changes
| have not proved 10 be true rs vet, although the
patient tax payer and good citizen still live IN
hope.
Tonorrox, Mr. James Morgan, the represent
| alive of Adams Co, will sell the premises on
| Pensacola street belonging to the DaiGle estate
/ and which contain two houses nearly new with
| water laid on.
~. AIbAu' College reopeued on Monday, with
fell roll. Glasses are opening IN Algebra and Ge-
ouetry. and those who wish to avail themselves Of
this opportunity Of commencing, should apply to
the principal At once.
Miss Neumann. daughter Of the Attorney Gen
eru, left by the Zs1tIHaiE for Germany where sue
| will STAY 10 complete her education. Miss Nsu-
| mann had many friends 10 see her of aud was
fairly suiotbsred with lsts.
The minstrel boy" Emerson and some Of the
| members Of his troupe were through passengers by
the steamer 4iastsfI from the Colonies to San
| Francisco. Emerson reports having struck it
| very rich while in the South.
On the 7th inst. the premises of EmmG street,
by auctioneer Levey to Mr. Z. Peck Of this city
| for the sum Of 8 675. The buvsr is regarded as
having obtained quite bargain.
Lewis J. Isvev. guctio1ssr. will sell At 10 o'clock
| this morning, the lease and fixtures Of the long
| established restaurant and coffee saloon known as
the ''Old Corner situated on the northeast cor
| ner of Nuuanu and Queen streets.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the second cougresa-
L ton Of the Anglican Cathedral, met at the rooms
Of the Y. NJ. c. A hall the afternoon Of the Sth
| inst 4 full attendance was had and the good
work undertaken goes brayely on
| Mr. Furneaurs studio Is well worth visit. The
! views Of the nov slumbsring volcano will show
what 1t like when in full swing there also
| some beautiful leaves for magnificent screen
| which should be kept IN this country.
Jerry Dunn. an eastern professional sport and
| fighting man has arrived IN town, and viii prob
ably, IN the near future, make It lively for some
of the local boxers. An initial performance with
the gloves was set for last evening.
L. J. Scott, whose passage to Australia vas pro-
Tlded by some legal friends on the last dep arturo
| of the 4iIHlsdE for the South, returned again by
that vessel on her up trip, having obtained EN-
ployweut on board as night vatehman.
Captain W. +. O'Couuor. formerly Chief of Po-
lice at Victoria, b c. has given IN the columns Of
the BrllstH course Of instruction for any forth
coming chief IN this country. The changes needed
| will occur-wheu: When Ee are dead and gone.
Messrs. Z. 2. Adams * Co. this forenoon sell the
household furniture Of Mr.. Isssc Moore at the re
| sdence, Nuuanu street, above hukul street. On
Wednesday the household effects Of Mr.. /. ;.
SouthS:ck will also be disposed Of at No. Adams
Lane.
Captain Marcos has been quite busy during the
| week past, several arrests of thieves and opium
I trnohtEs Deli- AQlel 10 us EEclEl Tue tLl le
arrested native Tor bTodcnins cargo on tue Z sd-
iasdiI, and on the Ilth be captured four opium
smokers.
On the 9TH instant L B. Peterson. formerly As
| sistAut Postmaster General Of the kingdom was
rearrainced before Judge Bickerton on a charge
Of enDezZleueut OF funds belonging 20 the Gov
eminent. The defendant by his counsel waived
examination and was committed for trial at the
Suprene Court.
It reported that troupe of professional vocal
lists and musicians under the management Of
Signor Enrico Campobelio will arrive here by the
MaygrUa from San Francisco On the I7th inst. and
they viii give series Of entertainments at the
Hawaiian Opera House.
There have been two receptions during the last
week one on the 9th inst given by Mr.: and MIS-
| p. c. Jones, as farewell 20 Mr.. and Ms E p.
Adams, and another on the sth By NJ. and Mrs;
Taro Ando. Both were most successful sfairs and
the guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves
AMr. Edwards zho has been on these Islands
for 50 Years or So left FOX England BY the 4iEaeaa.
! Mr. Edwards Sho mad been sailor, claims that be
, | WAS present when Roger TichbOrns died and that
be revealed MS name him Just before his death
How that osHss esia5ry Is always CROPPING up.
The ZsIl4stiia carried away number of old
friends besides many transient visitors. Among
kamaAinas may be mentioned, Mr.. and Miss
! Hatch. M. 4 ". Schmidt and family, Miss Annie
DoEsett Miss Lizzie D0Esett, Ms. i. Uuna and
two children, Mrs Me3ryde, son and three da1gh-
tiers.
No Developments have get been brought to the
s1rf.ce II the examination Of the vouchers Of the
, Foreign Ofice and Board Of Health. The ability
of the experts engaged IN the work Of inspection
l. such as to warrant the belief that Legislative
! committee viii be able 70 ind any unyouched for
/. items.
His Majesty, did not seem to approve Of the
! military display made last Sunday morning on
bis return from Hawaii, and It vas b. his orders
that the Band vas prohibited from playing The
cbolness With which the officers we've received al
the Palace steps was Sufficient evidence Of the
f,iHr pIs made.
The heavens viii BE- well worthy Of observation
on the nights OF the l4th, 18th and 10th insts-, as
| on the I4th the noon VII be IN perigee, nearest
point TO the earth, and Mars vii be IN couI1nc-
non. On the 18th Jupiter conioInss and on the
18th Uranus occupies Ike position with the gi0-
bous goddess
e The essay by the Rev : Z. Bishop on the
i.tlrigiu Of the Red GioEs7 and which received
The third prize In a competitive trlzl, which IN