The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-03-18

Sunday was the first anniversary OF
the Samoa naval disaster
Fourteen whale ships were standing
Of the harhor on Sunday afternoon.
Hon. Paul Isenbery made the trip from
Bremen, Germany, TO Honolulu in TWEEN
ty-tour days.
Rear-Admiral l. A Kimberly has been
Ordered 10 act as President OF the Naval
Board Of Inspection and Survey.
Mr.. 4. I. Atkinson, INSPECTOR General
OF Schools, returned on Saturday from =
tour among the schools on Hawaii.
One OF the attractions on the street
last week WAS the fine Norman stallion
Capt, Growl, driven by Mr.. Paul lsen-
berg.
Mr.. Arthur tombstone editor Of the
Elele newspaper was arrested on war
rant charging him with libel. He gave
bail for his appearance.
A high wind prevailed the greater
part Of Sunday, and the dust was flying
around in consequence, quite contrast
10 the weather OF last week.
The new steel cruiser California,
which is 10 De the flag ship Of Admiral
Brown, Is expected 10 be ready 10 make
her inst cruise about May LIST
An important sale OF Crown land leases
viii take place AZ L. J b.. Leyey's auction
rooms, on March 24th. Full particulars
IN an advertisement elsewhere,
During last Friday night, someone en-
tered c. J. McCarthy's billiard rooms
from the rear and carried off about forty
dollars from the sale, which had not been
locked.
March "A was the fortv-sixth ami
versary Of the birth OF Humbert !. King
Of Italy. The Italian flag was flying all
day over the office OF Nc. F. A Sehaefer,
the Italian Consul
News was received by the W. u. Hall,
Saturday morning, that the bsrkeutine
Ella was total loss st Mahukoua. 1t
was feared that she would not weather
the late southerly storm.
Seven Chinese were confirmed at st.
Andrews Cathedral Sunday afternoon by
the Bishop. They are members Of the
Rev. H. b. Governs congregation and
were presented by that gentleman.
A Chinaman when asked last week if
he mad paid his taxes, produced s re
ceipJ belonging 70 5 native The tax col
Iector does not approve OF that method
OF dong business, and the ChInaman Is
under arrest for non-payment Of taxes.
Breeders Of stock are referred to the
new advertisement elsewhere of the
Waialae Breeding Ranch, of which Mr..
Paul Z. Jsenbery Is the proprietor.
Horses are broke In aud trained, first
class man being kept on the ranch for
that purpose
The Supreme Court Of Mississippi has
JAKE hilrain's sentence for
prize fighting He must serve two
months time and pay 800 fine John
l. Sullivan WIS TO have had his case de-
cided on Monday, March 10th, and 1t was
thought his sentence viii also be con-
frmed
The steel steamship Monowai was
launched on the Clyde IN the early part
Of the month. She Is for the Union
Steamship Company Of New Zealand,
which has the contract for carrying the
mails nom san Francisco 10 Australia,
which contract was Sublet 10 d.
>preckels & Bros She Is : l9-kuOt boat.
The Australia took her departure for
San Francisco At noon Friday with
forty-One cabin and sixty sIeerage pas
sengers, and cargo Of domestic pro-
duce. The band was on the wharf and
played number Of selections previous
TO the steamer leaving the dock. Most
Of the passengers were decorated with
leis.
Commander Edwin N Shepard of
the { s s Mohiean and Navel Cadet
William W. Phelps were presented to
His Majesty at IoIani Paiace, Thursday.
Hon. J. l. Stevens, Z. ; Minister Resi- !
dent, His Elk. iona Austin, Minister of
{ Foreign Affairs, Mr.. Jas W. Robertson, !
' ALE-A 464UCGA14u- 1u4 AOtglct l.. H. !
Baker EeIe present 81 the audience.
Mr.. h VI. Stanley had not arrived at |
Zanzibar many hours before he received /
. number Of offers to lecture at excep- |
.JOnally large fees from various enter |
1rising people in London and elsewhere. |
Perhaps the most tempting offer Mr.. |
Stanley has yet received Is says the |
London correspondent Of the Birming- /
nam Post one Of SIS, 900, 10 speak about |
OF matter into . phOnO |
graph
The Secretary Of the Navy has recon-
nended to Congress that Cadet &. H. I
Jackson, who failed on his final examin- /
.tiOn, be promoted to ensign. The rea-
.ou Of this Is that Jackson did well on 1
loard the Trenton at Samoa, and by /
'ezson Of shipEreek, loss Of books, ETC., /
le had not the opportunity to study as
lad his competing classmates Thus,
Or the first time since the war of the re-
lellIOu, has real oficeiike conduct sue
,eeded in the contest with student COM
letitOrs.