The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-11

Tuesday Mr.. Oliver Bergsrom and
Miss Hattie SansOrd were united in
marriage by the Rev. Alexander
Macintosh.
The Appropriation bill as signed
5y the King foots up as follows
Section I. S3I27, 5SS12; section ?.
Sl2l.I23.5S; section 3. S1.524S5944.
Total S4,T7417114
The steamer Kinau after under
going an oyerhauling, viii resume
her regular route on the 18th. The
Clsudine VIII then run between ha-
Lului and Honolulu.
Senior Canavarro, Portuguese
Charge d'Afaires. and Mons.
i'Anglade, French Commissioner,
Visited the AmphiOn Tuesday, the
usual salutes being fired
The Hawaiian Camera Club viii
give q lantern slide exhibition Of Ha-
gsiisn and other views on December
18th for the benefit Of the new
Sailors Home. Good for the club.
Ata meeting Of the Board Of Re
prsssntatives OF the Honolulu Fire
Department held last evening ID was
decided TO have q tOrchlight process
sion on the evening OF November
18th.
On Tuesday morning, Admiral
Brown entertained at breakfast on
The Flagship Charleston, His Excel
Iency Hon. J. A Cummins and the
Captains OF the various war vessels
Il port
H. B. u. S. Amphion sailed for
China Thursday morning. The
anchors were taken up and she glided
out OF the hsrbor in fine style. Dr.
BretOn's two little sons were passen-
gers by her
The Hilo Record says that the
Volcano Is very active and success
sion Of flows are continually pouring
ron the old Halemsumsu- The re-
lection from the crater every night
: very bright
The cricket match at Makiki last
week ended IN favor Of the Am
ohions b. forty runs The score was:
4. B.AL 5 AmphiOn, first innings
). u 59-totaI IA; Honolulu, lst
3. ID 3S-total "A
The schooner Caterina owned by
Allen * Robinson went on the reef
near the Bell buoy late Saturday
night and Siu probably become 3
-otaI loss 4 good deal OF her cargo
vas got out She Is partly insured
Bishop Willis has obeyed the de
eision Of the Supreme Court, and
called a meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Anglican Church, TO
Be held az $50 a. N Wednesday,
November 18th, IN the Sunday-sehool
room
Mss Hammond. one Of the teach
ers al AIsksEao Seminary, has been
SICK. and one OF the pupils, Helen
Publ. has died with what the attend
ant physician calls typhoid fever
This Is the extent OF the sickness at
the school. which rumor as usual has
been busy N exsggerstlng-
Over sixty applications have been
made 10 the Oahu Railway and Land
Co. for lots at Pearl City Some per
sons wanted as many as three OF four I
lots. but the company, wishing TO
give everybody an equal chance, viii 1
not dispose Of any lots at private
ale. The sale takes place on the /
18th inst
! private letter BY the steamer
Clzudfne states that an Overseer On
the Hskalsu plantation had been
attacked by japanese They broke
into his hOuse.smsshed the WINDOWS,
and tried TO suffocate him Full par
ticulsrs had not been received when
the steamer left The trouble was all
about z japanese woman
The receipts Of the Hawaiian
Board, according to the Friend for
the last SIX months have been over
5000 The expenses for the next
half year viii be fully as large, and
an appeal Is made for generous con-
sribarlOns- The japanese work costs
81. 600 q year, the Chinese work over
1900. The salaries Of Hawaiian
missionaries and pastors have been
increased, and appeals are made to
help IN repairing various church
buildings /