The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-07

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Thrum's Annual for 1890 is published
and ready for distribution.
Professor Sauvlet has composed a
gavotte and dedicated it to Queen Kapi-
olani.
The bark Lady Lampson brought
$25, 900 in gold coin for Messrs. Bishop
& Co.
Those business men and others who
are using the electric light speak of it in
the highest terms.
The residents of Waialua had quite a
celebration on New Years day what with
horse races and luau.
1t is intended to make the Honolulu
Fire Departments torchlight procession
on February very fine affair.
Mr.. T. E. Evans having resigned the
position of School Agent for Lahaina and
Lanai, Mr.. David Taylor has been ap-
pointed to the vacancy.
The officers of China Engine Co. No.
for the ensuing year are: Hang Sam,
Foreman; Lau Chong, First Assistant |;
Chang Kim, Second Assistant.
Mr.. Paul Isenberg in dismounting
from his horse at Waialae on Saturday,
sprained his ankle, and will be con-
fined to the house for several days.
A very neat and handsome little cal.
endar is being distributed by Messrs.
Thee. H. Davies & Co. cart Gem Cal
endar" is certainly an appropriate name.
The U. S. S. Mohican returned from a
cruise Friday morning and anchored in
the naval row. At noon Admiral Kim
berly transferred his flag from the
Nipsic to the Mohican.
DR.. w. A. Mack, Government physi-
clan at Kona, Hawaii, has been trans
ferred to Lahaina, Maui He left on the
w. G. Hall Friday morning for Kona to
settle up his affairs, and will then re-
move to Lahaina.
H. B. NJ. s. Espiegle. after quite a
lengthy visit at this port, leaves on Tues
day morning for Acapulco. Capt. Clark
and officers have made many friends
during their stay, who will wish them a
pleasant trip, and hope to see them again
ere long.
The Friend says, cit is expected that
a scholarship for Hawaiian youth will
soon be established in the Pacific Theo-
logical Seminary of Oakland, California.
| Three thousand dollars is the sum re-
quired, more than half of which has been
pledged"
Mons. Bellaguet. French Chancellor,
who has been in i'll health for several
months past, LETT for San Francisco on
the French gunboat Champlain. He
has been relieved of his functions as
such Chancellor, and NJ. Louis Koch is
no longer attached to the French COM
missarlat.
Another arrest has been made for COM
plicity in the hanging of K. Goto the
Japanese, at Honokaa. The party is
w. d. Watson, a teamster employed on
the plantation at that place. At Hilo
Tomorrow, the 9TH inst, Watson. along
with j. R. Mills and W. G. Blabon, will
have preliminary hearing.
Mrs. G. w. Sherman, the artist, has
just completed an oil painting, the SUBJ
| ject OF which is an Autumn scene in New
England. The artist has produced a
most effective and realistic picture on
| canvas. 1t is now at her studio, Merch-
ant street, but will soon be handed over
to one of our residents for whom it was
painted.
The eleventh organ recital at Kauma
kapili Church this Tuesday evening
promises to be a very pleasurable affair
Miss Annie Dowsett will sing serenade
with violin obligato by Prof. Sauvlet
and Lieut.. T. q. Fillette will also be
heard in vocal number. A rare treat
may he looked for in the advent of Prof
Berger's string orchestra in chamber
music.
His Excellency the Minister of Foreign
| Affairs informs US that Henry CRUDE
Marchant has graduated from the firm
of Kilburn & Cross, Boston, as compe
tent engraver. He will remain with that
| firm for few more months to learn the
art of photographing on wood. 1t is g
pleasure to record anything about this
young man, who is credit to his
| country.
| Several of the new ballot boxes for the
Noble tickets, to be used in the coming
| election in the Kona and Kau districts
were shipped on board the steamer WIG
Hall yesterday. The boxes are strongly
made, fitted with locks, and distinctly
marked with the name of the voting pre-.
cinct The steamer also carried the sup.
plies of registers of voters for the above
| districts.
A Chinaman employed at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. H. Patty had $40 in gold
coin stolen from pair OF pants hanging
in his room, on Thursday evening. He
went out for few minutes, and during
his absence the money was taken evil
IDENTIFY by some one well acquainted with
the surroundings. Friday morning a
Chinaman was arrested and taken to the
| Station honca on susnicion of bainU the