Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-05
TO-DdY,S ENGAGEMENT.
Lyons & Cohen cash sale at 10 A. NJ.
LOCAL NEWS.

The "Fenians" were out bending 10
the oar yesterday morning.
Dr. A. McWayne is having his office
on Alakea street, enlarged
The regular meeting OF the trustees
of the Library Association was held last
night
The flag decorations at the skating
rink last Tuesday evening were taste
fully arranged.
Company A of the Kings Own
under Captain Nowlein went through
vigorous drill last night
Fire Company No. held their
regular meeting last night No bust
ness of Importance was transacted.
The building to be used as the
children's department at the Kakaako
leper settlement is nearing completion.
The Circus band will parade the
principal streets at three o'clock this
afternoon in carriage drawn by six
horses,
Horses are allowed to run loose
around town, threatening the limbs and
even the lives of the numerous children
that flock the streets
At night vicious dogs are allowed to
take possession of Nuuanu street oppo-
site Queen Emma's late residence, and
woe unto the unhappy passer-by.
Captain Tell and Officer Dole re-
NAMED at Molokai in charge Of the
prisoners who committed the murder
at that place last Friday morning.
The person who INDUCES in the pas
time OF entering other peoples houses
need entertain no apprehensions Of
danger-only the pOhte are on the
lookout
The Kings rowing crews are ex-
pecting a six cared scull by the
Aa,Tposa which they claim will be the
means of placing them on the same
standing as the Myrtles.
The Circus will open again to night.
After the two days rest the troupe is in
excellent condition and is ready to
exert themselves more than ever to
give satisfaction and please ALL
The subscriptions toward the coming
regatta, so far, have not come up to
expectations. If the people expect to
pass pleasant day on the 10Th inst,
to avoid disappointments more liberal
donations are suggested.
Owing to the unavoidable absence
of some of their men the M. b. G.
Baseball Club claim that they were at
most serious disadvantage during their
last game with the Unkhowns. The
bad plays Of some outside men causing
the reported results.
The local in yesterdays issue of the
Press, stating that the Marib0Sa would
lay over until tine azd inst. was incor-
rect. Instead of leaving on the 18th
of December the steamer will remain
here from the 9Th until the 2ad Of
December, when she will take the first
Colonial mail to San Francisco under
the new system.
Between six and seven O'Clock last
evening pitiful incident occurred. A
native, named Pail, who has been con-
sidered deranged in mind for some
time past, was seen wandering around
Fort and Hotel, streets, uttering in
coherent sentences and using abusive
language He was followed by troop
of yelling boys.
At the Police Court yesterday A.
Hewitt was fined 81 and ST. 40 costs
on a charge ofcommon nuisance. He
allowed his dog to run at large All
Hin was fined $a8 for attempting to
carry on an express business without a
license Napoleon, we'll known char.
acter, was sentenced to hard labor for
ten days and So costs, for drunkenness.
Preparations are being made in the
store formerly, occupied by the Homo
Iulu DdLdl, l'i tNS ONNul'ahS) W
Messrs. HOLSTER & Co., who expect
to move their Nuuanu street store to
that place within few weeks. They
will occupy the whole of the second
and third floors of the building as store
rooms, besides half Of the ground
floor.
New laws regulating towage in Homo
lulu harbor and vicinity have been
issued by the order Of the Minister Of
the Interior to the effect that the signal
for tug service from any vessel in the
oifing will be the setting of her national
ensign at the fore. The tug is
not to leave her berth without the
pilot is on board and is not supposed
to 90 more than one mile beyond the
bell buoy and never more than two
miles, except on special agreement or
when answering signal of distress. In
towing outward with winds east to
north, the tug will cast off when well
clear of the passage, With winds west
to south, or in calm weather the tug
will not cast off until good otfing is
reached. In all cases the Master of