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For RENT-HOUSES.


!, ~ kkNI.g. ENLookiAs C.Ia: saIN ,as
brick cottage. oufbuildnes stable. fruit June for
Star ofhce llh2O-2t'
EoR kEST-BY THOMAS Z; wAe q \
HOUSES
llss $. NV ss. slso 1885 lSs 3 $: Z sa S
ss5S H.. ~ "a ns ,I.s i i is,s 4.
sgiVs ave- AZ. sv SO 5K1 i :, ns : " q 3
ISL to iaS corsoian m ~ gs ish St nv. II .
sSI;R 81: ,a;{ rs i f ;ss 4 i:
sas Mapi. ave- L. Dros 81! d .t nv. Is
Park 30. 40
STORES &C.
Str and dwF 1919 9TH Store and dws l'oe l5th %
Hail ID door 4I9 l9th Central BLDG room Is 20
St NV :: 80 Store room Al e 40
S, s% ana a~s $40 $. 30 ssos. room i4i 80
y ron 'Ss ls' moor nT dxs oi St ne
st -. 80 Stable 621 st NV q
OFFICES.
r:ssss III !: ~ aS s%'s
eos iTh q rms >. l. ii - 4as !. ave. sd aoor
e. +: .l lYi iS 1s6 SRSs
FsfE l sfRN1 ad.sl sss H! MAJ.
N ,ssSS YORK ave ga 40 ia Sc s
!e Vernon, s.is g Is iaS y. "a :: 3
1 rs. nm 4. Milton g Iss T :: 3
"oao st-.....;:Ho 80 Stable rear laOe st II
e5ss i: g; Rssi
mnao tI1or ii. E9k Fem. s 70, '.
Lon KENT-NKw pRoWN;sToNE HOUSE. NINE
SsS: sss s.. -. sis; Nix ToS%s oSSGK alo
EoR RENT-A NEW GROOM HOUSE ON GRANT
s s.;,s ssz 81 month address f1SSh Ssa
EoR kENT-OR sALE-HoUsEI IN ALEXANDRIA:
L thrss..tory brick, with basement and attic
Sc%s 7SSy pE ss sis: IL &
FsSS6 kEJN :; H1Ypso1E NEW HOUSES IS
H nSh EEsTaf SaFi IS s 'ssfosr SOC St. NV.
FHss s Ia ,,r ! s 1 1;s NV N.
fS sil fSss NV: liz ! T. i Sffs lsSs i:
E0RRENT- Cottage. Takoms Park
ss,S !; & Sps saSs
sSi 4. 3 and store 5 y Patterson !, Dr. il 8
i 1875 VI ss i; g g S SH Eii: Ssai
mhle-ss RUST b HUNGERFORD. ga l4th st.
EoR RENT-TEN-Roo HOUSE on NEW YORK
sIes SD n PPa mP
Eok RENTa3 NEW GROOM BRICKS COR. VA.
= ave and ed st n v: latrobes. range. gas. bath.
80, TRIsTOE SIMPSON.
mh1e-3t' 1888 F st. Il. ".
EOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AT BROOK
and psr mouth
BARNES : WEAvEk. do i d. nv. mhIs-4t
INOR PENTHOUSE ls4I @ ST. n W, 10 ROOMS;
Sff.s and L. .!s sI.'
EoR RENr.;12s 10TH STREET NE. FUR
ni:hed in the beat taste possible and containing
mhis6t T. R. BROOKS. e1e 18th st.
l717 2lst st. NV. 3story English basement brick
PARK st., Ut. Pleasant; ior iarn:c. and
124 81. n e. 3-room brick; sm.L range and
lSS 5Toom brick: ami range and ~
1862 Valley st. 4-room brick. 800
s;lg Cherry Hill; 4-room brick; water in 90
STORE. ''''''''''''''''''- e'so
500 st. e. stO.y and celia. 6rct elevs
mh17-tap1 1919 It. NV.
EOK RENT.wE ARE PREPARED TO OFFER on
.ns s o shSss afsr;ss new
( s 4 Fsss :s0'h st: NV; BIZ. WARNER CO.
FOR KENTw!4s v ST; on APRIL l. 1891: ONE
e Ssueq n sssr rsS OF the art all mod ps
mhls In THE0D: FRIEBUs, 14ae Ust.n.w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N ANTEU-S. IA tlUNS hon JkSES ND
w maids tcfsy "r & trsVc). cooks. ~uluns tlTl
dlsb washer. ysrteT>. cuschfnssl, housen.eE Eaii
hes. hotels anil stOre- supplied BI kNHAAS, mo
q IT n fnh.si st.
NANTED-POsITIONs FOR COOKS NCRSEs
w drivers. Lla> hott>r.ten. --sstrr>s~s. walters
CLERKS. fOi-T> -tltsh-r> printing ore> farm
dAlry AMI ki,ciIen hams Citl~s country
II BCRNHAM's. lilo q st. NV
W. NTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w maids. nurses, Isundre.s housrworksrs. but
<rs. co4cAna<L. walters. iootgEen, faka add dairy
Hen al have reftretses IrOst asst place Ito 7tn 81
nb2l Ar
M ANrLD-BY VIRGINIA GIRL. AGED -.
w whose lat her 10 dead. pase this city cham
osrinAid or nur.e in fanny vhrrr vli have u
rod home. Address III ~. star 0frcs- Inb2l-:ss
WASTED- POSITION A. BOOkkEEPER OR
w clsrk by single vita sooi bushes ere
nsocs Good relersne. Address boz 81. star of're.
"AyTED-bf A SMART. INTELIIGENI BOY,
w . situation IN lawyers odce best Of reference
AAnuD A ", star Once mhyl-:ps
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L,OR RENT-FURNISHED-
L Iowa circle. l4r.,..- 1882 st, l0r...... ell
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SOUTHWEST.
EOk SAIL

LNOh NALL
NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST
:1ll to 2243 10th ST, t16 to frsD Nd ave h
b. and ". e25. 600 b, Ar...,..... elS 600
III pa nyeI +. tr =. 900 45O to AZ Oh st. IN.
70 10 besns court. IL. 600
asiS to 4 Bdy q 900 III and 81 ii & ,S
,pn' ~ AZ ~, 200 b. 7r and one I b in
Tb Al oos H'-oo ore rear To-. 80. y. 600
COL TO 81 H ave and Sr -. X O0o
4 houses on 81. "A, 600 n cor Ith and d Ms wv
l1sj to 1893 ss, dr. .y,Q0cl fh, IT. ......,5OO 600
1872 Ut, h. ..... 200 AOk and JO6 Can 81
:EflS u 3334 VI. b b, IN, tir, each. i 800
.i:;.;;..-..1 GOO 3A2 and IA NJ 1t, ii.
S5S TO IA Jackson Hall l2l1 to ijSi Nd ave-
al1sy.p b, ii. .. ESQ b, Or Zoo
Ito Galley bet VI and 4. <AS I 1t. n. 5r M
LIN ana 1Hh sts 0OO w q. b, M.... 800
LIZ % lIolS I'd an l0SS Cap st, bh.
81 % ii Fi:ihsis SO 8 alley Is. d and L. SOC
alley, bh, q, 600 Sth and TO- IN. n. 4 lO
1123 Goth o., n, IL, Alley. AZ and tish n ~
end nousss In rear. and sts, h, Il. ~. .eOC
,SM., SHcn 49,. 9XQ 61S1b.lS Burks's al
Rssf IA 4. rs. IL. .6Oe
The above n only portion of IN. r,pv.~fv ON ms
books. Ioe full cali II once for biistin isxned az
the Lex and iosh lmh;Dl THO6 +. WA09AMAH.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

IA ANIED-ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH b.
w and o.. bet here and Rockville. comfortable room
for Lady and children: board lady or part OF
house. unfurnished State terms. W. X. NJ, star
once. mhlSL4ss
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-IN SOUTH WASHINGTON. TWO
W or1ck house, about six rooms; price between
100 and $500; for cash customer c. BOYER,
ia 9TH St s.w. mh2isr
WANIED-I HAVE CLIENTS FOR NEATLY
w oullf brick houses OF q rooms northeast,
costing from ~. 800 TO $500
mh2I-:H A. M. GORMAN. Cos 18th st. NV
WANTED-Io RENT By THE I,T OF APRIL,
w q small house with or acres with outbuiIdinus
j. l. B.. star Office 1t.
WANTED-TO PrRCHAsE A SUBSTANTIAL
w city house suburban cottage less tha n nine
rooms and bath; also with good yard cash liberal
suaranfeed monthly payments; state terms in full.
. y N. star once. IT.
WA .S1n; p .o HOUSE IN NE. OR s.w. FOR
mhe1-3t gIt; i ST NV
WANTED = FURNISHED HOUSE TO LOOK
w after by young married couple; willing to pay
reasonaole rent Address Il. \. g., Star Office. It.
WANTED-TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE AND TO
w apply suburban lot AS first payment. Address
IL =. Star ONCE. IT.
WANTED-sEvERALH HOUSES IN NORTHWEST
mediate buyers WASH \ D4NENHOwER,
mh2l"h Corner 18th and G sts
WANTED-AN IMPROVED PROPERTY THAT
" vii pay well ss an inysstment; mp TO q, 500
~ ANILD--A HOUSE or OR 3 ROOMs WEST
w Of 10th ST. Tor 800; also of same size any
where in n from -. OOO mp. Address j. ADRIAN
EPPlNG. with John y. johnson. 18th and q. nh2l n
WANTED IX-RoOM MOD. IMP. HOUSE;
w price not 10 exceed %. COO Address with par
tlculars j. G. p. Star othce. nh2O-3t'
WANTED 10 TEADE-sI 600 WORTH OF
desirable residence property. Address sPEC. star
ONCE mhlg-8s
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WANTED-ROOMS.


NVANTED-A FRENCH OFFICER. GENTLEMAN,
fanny % rSs
lan.u.se. Address G1sIoN. star once. ~ It:
WASTED BY TWO LADIES : PLEASANT
w rouin with board. in private NORTHERN family
st srs , moderate state location and price SSRIa
" ASTED-GENTLEMA WIPE AND CHILD
w desire uniurnished or 3 large roopIs on I'd floor
and o nv not to exceed els. Address isss 81 T.
a-ny TWO " this esy
consisting Of psror two bed and private bath
Address, with full information, A. A. B. star office.
WANTED - NEAR WAR DEPARTMENT. BY
" sentleman and wife. two three neatly fur
nished rooms on I'd floor. with Of bath rooIn for
NENT p. once. mh2i.a'
WANTLD-CHEERFUL FURNISHED OR IN
w FURNISHED room, IN respectable locality suitable
be o6jectionable. Address BOX IN, star once. IL
WANTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN. FURNISHED
w room central location terms and particu-
lars Address Box 131, star Office. It
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE OC-
w caslonal use OF . furnished room northwest,
WANTED : THE PUBLIC COMFORT COM
dalions for visitors April s-lo. address EDWARD r
fEANlCh box o12. stating mil particulars. mhlS-6t
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. NICELY FUR
.,,, n;shsd ropT where privacy is assured AddTsss
WANrED-A FIRsT-CLAss CATERER WANTS
w furnished dining room and kitchen where there
are good paying bosrders. M q. star Once mh2O2t'
WASTED-wE RENT ROOMS EXCLUSIVELY
w IL you have room thst you wish place II
IN orr hands. II you wish TO rent Information
lree ROOM DlRECTORN, IA + ST. n. W. Room :.
mhl7-E~
WANFED-BY A PHILADELPHIA LADY. A
dining room snd kitchen. where FIRST class board
could be taken as rent; location SIS to $50 for
good board. with few boariers in house: ref ex-
changed. Address PHILADELPHIA +, Star ofice.
mhlSl:3t'
WANlED-AT ONCE FOR READY TENANTS. Is
w or 70 fur. and unfur. rooms: persons having
rooms are requested to give prices. &c good demand
:bc T. 81 NV. nho-lm'
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18th and Conn ave,
with stable. -. 1875
Conn ave and i st tcor-
ner .SE. 81
X mr. McPherson ~. -. 200
Cor X and 18th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
son Square ........E E. SO
K st bet 18th and 18th. 800
Jefferson place and
18TH 1t. ................S Io
18th Ut, overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ and
n SITS. with stable. -. $50
H bet 18th and 18th. .250
n st bet Conn ave and
Nbet 18th and 10th. 3oS. 8
18th st. cor L IT 40
10Th bet I and K SITS. 100
Conn ave adlacent to
Lafayette Square. $50
H 1t bet 18th and 10th
SITS. 100
p st bet i:th and 18th
Sts .-............-. IUl
18th st bet l and X sits. 100
Ibet 18th and 18Th. It's. "
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. THESE HOUSES
ONLY BY PERMITS FIR,
lnh:}-s. tu,th
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ShoSS ave DCt 1otAl hilI
lith SITS. 81
18th st bet . and 7 SITS. les
New Hampshire ave bet
X and J. SITS. ........... $50
New Hampshire ave bet
NJ and n SITS. ......... .l5O
De Sales u. $50
18TH ST bet . and X SITS .l25
N st bet nth and 18th. .l225
18th st near I. IFS
I'D Ut bet L and F SITS. rs
2lst 1t bet r and = SITS $50
18th st bet K and l. SITS. l2,5
\ 81, bet eth L Tt. ave. lbs
X 1t, bet 14th& 18th SITS. 100
Florida ave bet fist and
Della ware ave bet C and
ID SITS ne. 100
18th st bet X and L SITS. $50
I 81 bet 18th and 18th
SITS; 1920. ........ 49, 33
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and 18th SITS. $50
18th st near Boundary so
DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
9TH st NV, :ers. IS per mo
AT OUR OF
CAN BE INSPECTED
IN OUR OFFICE.
I'LL L JOHNSTON,
1903 Penns. ave. n, W.
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STABLES.

Stable in % boundedby
Conn ave, De sales
OFFICE ROOMS.
HOS + st NV. first floor
and basement $50
Illus + ST. Sd and 4th
foors..........&50a and IS
SuEn
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Tns AhSvs e only portion Of the property on my
hooks Boz tnl list cali II once bulletin Issued on
the 1st and 18th. lmh2Ol THO6. Z. WAGGAMXN.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LOR RENT-A FLAT OF 8 UNFURNISHEI
Il rooms. I'd noor, light housekeeping to careful
parts mod. imps 1314H 9th st. NV. IT.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LOk RLNT-LAkGE STORE WITH FIXTURES,
L with or without rooms; one OF the best locations
for hrst class grocery and provision store low.
Howard ave. near l4th St. Mt Pleasant. mh2i-:1t'
EOk RENT-sTORE 3lY nth ST. NV, WITH
large cellar; $40. will lease entire building
ssmh2l-at v. c. DUvALL. sa5Fs.
EHOR RENT-TwO UPPER FLOORS OF BUILD
Il ing 1911 st. NV. Xlx23; steam heat. X. D..
HOFFMAN. A2t.. 10Th and 4 SITS. mhlS-6t
EoR RENT--sTORE AND DWELLING ON COR
ner OF I'D ST. and Va. ave. NV. rooms and bath,
besides store and cellar counters, &c a good
stand for q grocery, bakery or drug store.
mhl9:n David b. STONE sos rn
EoR RENT 40 10TH ST NV. FINE NEW
store. 3stOry brick. with patent elevator in per
feet order suitable for commission business Apply
d2l2 10Th ST. n W. Rent sl2o. mhl1-6t'
DOR RkNT-STORE AND DWELLING l.,1I q ST
NV; suitable tor millinery stationery. confec-
tOnery or other light business for office purposes
Rent $40. Inquire H2oa La. ave. mhl0-b-
EoR kEAT-s1OkE 4Os Eth ST. NV. FEW
Il doors north Of Pa ave. Inquire Of j. Y. DAVIS
SONS. Pa. ave. and 18th 81. mh2- I'm
EoR RENT-sTOREs zoos ST., BETWEEN
l. Nh and 10Th sts. opposite wholesale market rent
ESQ and $40. Inquire at 1.o La. ave. ja14-:3m
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WANTED-A COMPETENT NAN TO TAKE Or
w ders Tor ApIletCnS New Cytlo,lsetlia of boy
raphy. IN siN yolumrs IL sixty two steel
-fGsr3Nlllsr. e1e-utsd -uIeTioT style and aoouf
sixteen hundred admirable Vlsnete PORTRAITS all
conran-d by fac-simile autographs rendering IL be-
yord question tie most complete ssllery American
THIS wealth " Illustration there nearly three hum
d-d oea dful wool cuts u mrth -Iirces Residences
etsru>e monuments tOEfs and n.e,lAls.
the publishers fuzzy sl.SJ.OD- SpyiIneu PAGES and
price rs, mi or aspiration D. APPLETON
Gu 40 lth 81. ID door. mh.0at
WANTED-A Man TO WAIT on TABLE
W shack Oysters and do general hO usewUrk. Apply
4lJ last Capitol Il mhoO3f'
WANIap.TEN COAT HANDS Al MINIS.
w mhHSs Ala Yah -. NV.
WANTED- sECRErAKIEs FOR sHOKT-TFRM
w order. Thf fkANkLiN BENEFICIAL 81
Till ClefeiAid ONO Inh5O1t-
WANTED-AN ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT BOY
w fCr once. must Oe Qnick figures and q good
Lsnloan hone Other heel Apply Address q q. o.
stat Omc~ mb.sDI.I
WASTEp-FNPERIENC WAIST HANDS At
w 6sn l+sh ~. Ia. mh2f-,ts
WANTED- ENPERIENCED WAIST AND SKIRT
w hsnNts. good salary App,y l4l0 Ps n. ".
nrst n00I nhl9-r'
IA ANIKD-A GOOD COOK AND LATNDEESs;
w NO oth-r need spFly, .:i:=i u. NV. Inhlg;t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROF CHRIST
w ner International i4Ilur system with any lnch
rule ~ tat~ LneAsre Asots al srntinr
Patterns snsts4terlzis aid made instruction
sfven oy Aaa-- 81 HE>>Ek. l[u3 x. l. ave J.J-nI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23
Burglars.

Saturday night burglars entered the
printing establishment OF Mr.. r. Grieve.
1t appears the thieves entered by climb
ing telephone pole in front OF the build
ing on Merchant street, going in win
dow Just above the roof shading the
sidewalk. The lower door opening into
the street was locked, but the one open
ing into the hall up stairs was open, as
well as that OF the Thistle Club.
Nothing was missing, and no damage
done except the boring of lock OF one
Of the desks by means OF small brad,
and the prying OF the drawer open with
a chisel. Both these instruments we're
left in the press rooms, having evidently
been taken IRON the rooms Of the Thistle
Cub, where they had been used IN put
ting I'D shelves for the books OF this
newly formed club.
Some one also entered the wine rooms
II Mr.. v s. Luce OF Merchant street.
Having reached that place, they were
evidently thirsty, taking four bot
ties OF gin and two OF whiskey
to cuench their thirst Ii Honolulu
IS going 10 have another round OF burg
laries, It IS soon time the police force Is
increased In number 70 protect at least
the business localities, or else something
else done 70 catch the miscreants-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23
Sunday School Social.

His Lordship the Bishop Of Honolulu
and 3Irs. Willis entertained the mem
Ders OF ST. Andrews Sunday School at
Iolani College on Saturday afternoon.
II. r. II. Princess Poomaikelani accom-
panied By Prince Kal1nianaole, her
nephew, together with large number Of
the parents and friends Of the scholars,
were present The children indulged in
games while the older ones sat beneath
the shady trees either watching the pro-
gress Of the sports or Willing away the
moments in social conversation.
After considerable time was spent in
these pleasant pastimes, all were invited
by their host and hostess to a bountifuI
repast spread outside OF the chapel
grounds. About one hundred and thirty
sat down, while Mesdames Clark, Smith
and Willis, assisted BY q host Of little
girls, served out to them tea and coffee,
cakes and ice cream, etc. When all had
well partaken Of the good things, the
school room was then thrown open to the
girls where they merriIy spent about an
hour dancing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23
Wedding Bells.

Certainly one OF the happiest weddings
ever in Cincinnati was that OF Harry D.
Wishard. OF Lihue, Kauai, Hawaiian Isl
ands, to Miss agnes Winstead, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter of
Frank and Elizabeth Winstead, Tuesday
afternoon, June ? With a merry
party OF indianapolis friends and rela-
tives, they came to Danville, Indiana,
and received many calls during the after
noon and evening at the home OF the
groomis father. They leave for brief
visit with A. j. Wishard at Red Lake
Falls, Mimi, and then 90 directly to San
Francisco, whence they sail Tuesday,
June 18th.
No young people ever started in lie
with brighter prospects, or with the sin
eere wishes OF more devoted friends.
Their acquaintance had also a tinge OF
romance, they having met while Miss
Winstead was here in college four years
ago. 4 year later, Mr.. Wishard left for
the Islands, where he has been ever
since, coming home some five weeks ago
for his bride.-Ind. Paper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23

The Rev. DR.. Clinton Locke, the
popular Episcopal clergyman, of
Chicago, made q bad break the
other day, but was helped out by
the quick wit of his wife. On the
day in question, be saw lady
about to call, whom he was anxious
not to meet. So be said to his
wife: " Now, I'm of, my dear. I'll
run upstairs and escape till she
goes away" After about an hour,
be quietly tiptoed to the stair
landing and listened. All was quiet
below. Treasured, he began to
descend, and, while doing so, ne
thoughtlessIy but emphatlcally
called out over the baIuster: "Well,
my dear, has that old bore gone at
LAST" The next instant 2 voice
from blow caused the perspiration
to bedew his ministerial brow and
rooted him to the spot. There
came u response which sounded in
expressibly sweet to him just then.
It was the voice of his wife, who
with true womanly tact replied:
" Yes, darling, she went away over
an hour ago, but here is our good
friend. Mrs. Blank, whom | am
sure you want to meet. ;"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23
4 New Fruit.

We have received rom Mrs. Ellen
Riemenschneider, a specimen OF the
pepino OF f" melon plum, as it is known
in some places, which was raised in her
garden in this city. The plant IS a na-
tive OF Guatemala, and vas introduced
into Southern California five years ago.
Il resembles in size and shape a goose
egg or lage egg plum, and IS OF light
yellow or lemon color, much Ike the VI
iruit in color. In taste it is pleasant
semi-acid,-not much liked at first, but
after one gets accustomed to the fruit, he
becomes fond of 1t, the same as with the
avocado pear. 4 full description OF the
plant and fruit viii be found in the
Planters Monthly for February, 1891,
page SO. Mrs. r deserves credit for
being the first to obtain ripe fruits Of the
pepino, which is destined to be a fayorite
table dessert.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23
THE MORNING STAR.
Resume of Voyage From Captain
Garland.

The American Missionary steam bark
entine Morning Star, Captain G. F.
Garland, arrived in port on Friday
morning, June 18th, after an unusually
long cruise of III months among the
different groups of Micronesia. The
Star left Honolulu year ago next July
18th Der mission, however, has been
well carried out. The entire cruise
around the South Sea Islands was at
tended by SUGGESTIONS of head winds and
gales, at times. These conditions of the
weather rendered the voyage somewhat
unpleasant.
Two calls we're made at Ponape, Caro-
line Islands. On the first visit, the Star
found the Spanish soldiers and the ma
tives engaged in warfare. At one battle,
the Spanish mustered out 1900 men
against 500 natives, but the Spanish
were defeated IN spite OF the great odds,
with the loss of many. The island of
Ponape is divided into five tribes, each
ruled by king The Metalenim tribe
has about 1900 natives. This tribe is
the one hostile to the Spanish, and
which the Spanish Governor is anxious
to annihilate if they do not soon sur
render themselves and their arms 10
Spanish authorities. At the second
visit OF the Star, the natives were found
at peace. A Spanish corvette was lying
at anchor.
Henry Nanpie, a high chief OF
this tribe arrived by the Star, and is at
present domiciled at Rev. DR.. Hyde's
theological Seminary. Mr.. Nanpie is
part white, and appears to have received
careful training from the American
missionaries. He is quite conversant in
English and bears himself like Euro
pean. Mr.. VIM. Higgins, theological
student, took His Highness sightseeing
yesterday. He was perfectly amazed at
the beauty OF Honolulu and its environ
ments- He was taken to the Chinese
quarters, where he saw celestial beauties
for the first time Mr.. Nanpie is credited
with having influenced the Xiii tribe to
refrain from engagements with the
Spanish.
The Morning.Star brings thirty cords
OF tireEood, one COW and very large
quantity of shells, curios and corals sent
to several parties in Honolulu. One case
of shells VIII be forwarded to the Oberhn
Museum.
The Star has been somewhat roughly
handled by the weather and needs a
great deal OF repairing Messrs. Sorren-
son 4 Lyle have been awarded the job OF
putting the Star in sound condition
again, so that she may be enabled to
continue carrying on her mission OF 'love
and goodwill " among the peoples OF
Micronesia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23
THE MUSICALE.
An Excellent Rendition-LarseIy
Attended.


The musicale given by Prof. Bissell
and his pupils at Oahu College, Oh Fri
day evening, was attended by very
large number of lovers OF music. Her
Majesty he Queen, attended by MAJOR
j. ". Robertson, H. MS Chamberlain,
and several ladies of the court, favored
the occasion with their presence. The
entertainment commenced with piano
duet entitled March from Lenore
Symphony which was finely rendered
by Mss Castle and Mr.. Bissell. Mr.. E
Lyman next sang "The Wanderer.
The College chorus, consisting OF about
THIRTY boys and girls, rendered three
song, which were highly enjoyed.
They sang Mary had Little
LAMB" in a very excellent manner,
the lobligato being finely rendered.
Another song given by them was I" Old
Mother Hubbard" Miss Castle next
playsd piano solo, ''Suite.n by Pader-
ewsH. Mr.. Geo. McDougall caused a
storh OF applause when he sang 90 A
jolly Good Laugh" His singing OF it
was unite comical, which fact caused the
!" little ones" to demand more of it.
Miss Hattie Forbes then gave a piano
solo, 7 II Desiderio." "The First Song"
by Miss May Atherton, was real mu-
steal treat. This young lady possesses
rich, dear voice OF great compass. Prof.
Bissell then appeared with a piano solo,
90 Suite" by Raft. His playing was OF
very high order, which greatly pleased
the audience. At the end OF his play
ing, Prof. Hosmer presented the latter
with q bouquet.
The audience and the school then
joined singing Hawaii Ponoi," after
which the large gathering began to dis
pe-se. Many were heard to remark on
the excellent programu e prepared BY
Prof Bissell
After all had gone, RrOf. Wood and
eighteen boys went out in one OF the col
lege buses 10 se1enade id pupils OF the
institution. Among th4 places called
were: Mrs. c. A Broth, Rev. Drs.
Beckwith and HYDE, Hc b. J. p. Ather-
ton and Mr. ". z. Castle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23

Winter Visitor Gin FIorida): l
should love dearly to 60 sailing
but it looks very dangerous. Do
not people often get drowned in
the bay? Waterman-No, indeed,
mum. The sharks never lets any
body drown
Fashion Item-Society young
men hold their canes in the middle
with the head down and about q
foot and half in front Of them.
Dudes closely initiate the society
men,
4 Matrimonial Venture-Blink-
ers-Hello, Winkers. I hear yon
married woman with an indepen-
dent fortune Winkers sadly r.
No. ! married q fortune with an
independent woman.
One Of the recent laws passed
By the PennsyIvania Legislature
prohibits the sale and use Of cigar
cites in that State.