The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-26

! Hlu uaiiNuN uOWH, IllUB Hcl OlutI
for second. John Watclhouse was
first To cross the line, his brother
and Hall coming abreast close he
hind. Counting the second tie,
Jones came in third. The rear
guard of half dozen came in rather
deL. oralized. ArmstronI, Gullck,
and third who was indislingul sh-
able in the cloud Of dust, uad tum-
bled over each other when opposite
the royal box, and rolled part of the
way to the goal. The tine is given
as six seconds. Mr.. Jones is not ali
alumnus, but ran on behalf OF his
wife.
The 100-yard dash was won by II.
G. Hapai in ~ seconds, f. II. Ly.
man, 5. +. Damon and &. J. Holt
being beaten in the order named,
1t was close finish by all.
+. II. Lyman defeated II. c. Ha-
pal in the hurdle race.
The sports ended with foot ball
match between the Bluffs and Blues,
following being the teams:
Bluffs. f. Damon, c. X. Far
den. Ii. {. Hapai, w. IL. Hayselden,
A. f. Judd, jr j. r. Judd, f. IL.
Lyman. N. X. Lyman, G. w. Me-
DougaIl, II. Warehouse, jr., aud }.
Watrrhouse.
Blues-G. II. Angus, +. Il. Arm.
strong, G. M. Cooke, ir., c. H..
Cooke, G. j. Holt, F. +. Lyman, G..
A. Maertens, Kee Owyang, +. A.
Ross, III II. Walker and Wood
The first half was draw of eight
points each. There was unfur.uu-
ately too warm a temper shown III
the play by several boy, and the
Blues refused to play the second
half. Mr.. f Baldwin, referee,
awarded the game TO the Bluffs.
The judges of the sports were
Prof. w. 4. Brigham, E. A. Jones
and II. NJ. Whitney, jr.
AT the close of the sports there
was Que { y bobaiied car waiting on
the tramway at the gate, TO trans
port To town hundreds Of people who
depended on that means OF trans
portatlOn.
Her Majesty remained till near
the close. On her departure with
her retinue in the state carriage, the
hand played "Hawali Ponoi." The
Queen gracefully bowed in response
to the respects of individuals all
Yong the sides of the carriage drive.
THE LITERARY EXERCISES.
Kawaiahao Church was crowded
to the doors on the main floor and in
the galleries, in the evening for the
literary exercises. Queen Liliuoka-
lani sat in the royal pew lately con-
structed. Her Majesty was accom-
panied by Prince Kalanianaole, Hon.
A. 5. Cieghorn, and His Excelency
Sam. Parker, Premier. Seated III
the pew just in front were the
QUEENS retinue-MajorJ w Robert
son, Chamberlain, and Mrs Robert
son, Mr. and Mrs John Richardson,
Mrs G B Wilson, Mrs Chas Clark
and Mrs W Fl Aldrich. In the
double pew across the aisle from Her
Majtsty's were His Excellency } l.
Stevens, U S Minister; Mr. H w Sc
verance, U S ConsuI-Gene al Hon
5 M Damon, Mrs j o Carter, Mrs
Haalalea, Mrs L r Foster, Mrs CO.
ney, Mr.. and Mrs A j Cartwright,
jr, and Mr. j o Carter, jr.
On large platform built for The
occasion were seated: Hon S N Cas-
tie, one of the "fathers" Of the
school; Mrs NJ s Rice, relict of one
of the early instructors Mrs J NJ
Cooke, Rev and Mrs II Bingham,
Rev Z G Beckwth, ID ID, former
Principal; Gen S c armstrong, ora
tor of the evening; Mrs B + Dilling-
ham, lyricist of the occasion. Trus-
tees Hon A + Judd, Chief Justice
His Honor Justice Dole, Hons w ID
Alexander and j b Atherton, Rev G
NJ Hyde, d j., DR. n B Emerson.
Messrs p G Jones, w r Castle, G NJ
Cooke and w O Smith. The Faculty
Principal f A Hosmer, Profs A b
Lyons and A ID Bissel and Mr. } q
Wood, Misses NJ + Spooner, = +
Cushman, NJ Brewer, + b Snow, Ii
NJ Sorenson and G a Gilman, in
structors.
The following young gentlemen
were ushers and well performed their
duties: U Napoleon, w + Forbes,
q K Smithies, + Baldwin, r A Ly-
man, jr, Harry Rycroft, Willie Arm-
strong and Antoine Perry.
The front of the choir loft was
draped with Hawaiian and American
flags and the college colors. "l84l"
and 1881" appeared in green on the
bunting. Hawaiian flags covered
the front of the platform. along the
edge of which was row of ferns in
pots.
The Royal Hawaiian Orchestra sta
toned on the choir loft, led by Band.
master Berger, opened Tie PR gram
with l3ach's FESTIVAL a. an over
ture. Rev. DR.. Hyde offered prayer
Principal lIosmer began an miro
duciory address by quolng Daniel
Webster's saying, "Lel us never for
get the religious character OF our
ancestors" Standing as thy did
at the end Of iilty years Of the lille of
the school. they should n member
the words of Isaiah "Du not forget
the rock from whence ye were heHn.'
The purpose Of the missionaries Aas
a lofty one. He enyled the mao ybO