The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Elsewhere will be found translations
from John E Bush's paper.
In our San Francisco letter will be
found "a raid on Honolulu
Messrs. Hofschlaeger & Co. have
superior Habana cigars for sale.
The Alameda made fine run OF + days
so minutes on her last trip to the Coast
The late John L. Blaisdell was born at
sea Nav 10Th, 1919, consequently was
nearly Il years OF age.
We are glad to learn that DR.. J. VI.
Nhitney's health was much improved
on arrival in San Francisco.
1t is learned that the s s. Oceanic
will call at Honolulu on her next trip
from Hongkong to San Francisco.
Or. F. W Nichols of Philadelphia has
accepted the office OF Assistant Bishop of
California He is a man OF tact and
energy.
Mrs. Thos. Lack agent for Spalding's
baseball goods has presented the cap
tains OF the four ball teams with bat OF
their own selection.
Twelve passengers returned from the
Volcano Saturday morning on the
steamer Kinau. The crater was very
active during their visit.
One Of the San Francisco papers stated
that the Belgic would not carry any mail
10 Honolulu, so that if anyone Is disap-
pointed in not receiving mail. it NAV be
on that account.
The Belgic surprised a good many
people by arriving of the port quite
early Saturday morning. She brought
forty-three bags OF mail for the Post
Office, and the newsdealers' packages.
Rev John ". Sellwood, rector OF St.
David's Episcopal Church of East Port
land, died March 18th, after having been
in feeble health about -four years. The
deceased gentleman visited Honolulu
about two years ago and had many warm
friends here.
The Lady Lampson on her last "Trip to
san Francisco had heavy weather be-
tween March 10th and 18th. She ex-
Perienced heavy gales, with ugly cross
seas. The bark lapored heavily and had
her decks swept by the seas several
times.
The concert in the basement OF Kauma-
kapii Church, Saturday evening, was
fairly well attended, many strangers be-
ing present. The kamehameha Glee
Club and School Chorus sang finely. and
the other participants acquitted them
selves well. The proceeds are for the
benefit OF the Kaumakapill Sunday
School.
Early Saturday morning Alfred ".
Carter, caretaker of the kalihi Receiving
Station Dispensary, was found dead in
MS bed. DR.. J. II. Kimball and Mar
shal Soper made an examination which
left no doubt that death resulted from an
overdose OF laudanum. Deceased was
forJy-nine years OF age and leaves q wife
and ten children.
Mrs. Maria Aiu, a daughter OF J. W.
Alapai, died very suddenly early Satur-
the PAlama Sunday school and had been
practising during the week with the in
tenJion Of taking part in the Quarterly
sunday morning at hauma
kapii church. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon.
Two Chinese hacks collided at the
corner Of Fort and Queen streets early
Saturday morning. One of the horses
freed itself from the carriage and ran
down Fort street Opposite the harbor
masters Office the animal collided with
another Chinese hack, with the result
that the shaft entered its breast and
made a wound over q foot deep. The
horse Is dead.
The quarterly exhibition OF Sunday
schools al Kaumakapili church on Sum
day morning, under the direction OF Mr..
4 /. Smith. was one OF the best ever
held. The church was crowded in every
part. The Eva Sunday school number
ing over a hundred, came up on special
train and took part. the kaumakapili
school sang finely, as did all the other
schools.
Between midnight and O'Clock SatUr-
dav morning someone entered the Beaver
saloon by way OF the kitchen ventilator.
Once inside they helped themselves 70
the spare change in the money drawer.
about seven dollars. Mr.. Nolte does not
know whether any cigars are missing.
The thief easily got into the alley way in
rear OF the premises as the large iron gate
was not locked. This is the third rob-
berry OF d similar nature within a few
weeks, and it behoves the police TO keep
q sharp lookout az nights
4 Pittsburg doctor says he can dag
nose ailments by examining q single
hair Of the patient. Two young men, as
q Joke, took him a hair from bay horse.
The doctor gravely wrote prescription,
and said his fee was $25, as the case was
precarious. They were staggered, but
paid the fee, and after they got out