The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30

tuuity OF having lofty interview
with the workmen on top. Going
up series of stairways, he reached
a landing about twenty feet below
the men welding the trowel. The
only visible means of making the
remainder of the ascent was by the
rope used in raising the building
material from the ground when he
came to the judicious conclusion
that an amateur exploit in mid-air
gymnastics would be superfluous
piece of newspaper enterprise, es-
pecially while WoodyeaTs Circus is
in town.
FRIDAY, Oct. 23rd.
No change in sugar since last re-
port is the latest.
RICE is weaker, whereby the
"hordes" ought to be stronger.
HIS Majesty has named Col. Cur
tbs Iaukea's residence Nanilauhiwa,
meaning the "heavenly leaf"
The BULLETIN office was favored
to-day with call from Mr.. j. L.
Berk, travelling correspondent of the
Fort Gratiot, Mich, Sun.
Mrs. Andrew jackson was given
$3.50 damages against j. II. Love-
joy, by a Supreme Court jury to-
day, for selling liquor to her hus-
band after being warned to desist,
according to law.
A QUANTITY of rock has fallen on
the wharf of the American Sugar
Refinery, San Francisco, coming
down upon it like "a thousand of
brick" or q p. G. 4. editorial.
Damage-"Considerable."
STEAMER Jas. Makee arrived at 4
O'Clock this morning. The purser
reports beautiful weather at Kappa
and in the channel. The occasional
showers at the above place make the
sugar cane look very green.
MIR. Geo. Markham, accompanied
by two sports, went to Puuloa, Pearl
River, on Wednesday last, to shoot
plover. The party returned with
s6 birds, and report the game plenti-
full in that locality.
The dishing of carriage wheels
can be avoided by making the streets
smoother or the wheels stronger. If
the latter remedy be chosen, no
doubt the Ironworks can furnish
solid iron wheels with steel tires.
Mr.. C. X. Miller, of Wiseman's
Business Agency, received the sad
news by yesterdays mail, that his
sister, Mrs. j. p. Nichols, died in
Oakland, California, very suddenly,
of dropsy of the heart, on the third
inst.
AN aged native woman got adrift
in surf boat this morning and was
fast going toward sea. A native
sailor jumped off the schooner Ka-
wailani, and after short but vigor-
Gus swim he succeeded in catching
the boat and towing it to safe
place.
The boat that came fo- the Myr-
ties yesterday was entirely covered
with canvas, and opium being sus-
pected two officers kept watch at the
boat house last night. 1t is further
CLEANED that the Marshal received a
letter yesterday stating that 500
tins of opium were on board the
steamer Alameda.
Mr.. Hugh Gum was married last
evening to Miss Mary c. Wilder,
by Rev. j. A. Cruzan, at Eskbank,
residence of Hon. S. G. Wilder,
uncle of the bride. The groom is
head salesman at Messrs. b. F.
Ehlers & Co.'s, the bride a daugh-
ter of Mr.. j. X. Wilder. Decora
tions were in fine taste, the music
good, refreshments elegant and pre-
sents many and rich.
A NEW siX-oared boat, built by
Rogers, came from San Francisco
for the Myrtle Boat Club yesterday.
1t is a fine model, of eastern pine,
40 feet long, IA inches deep and 8
feet 8 inches beam, and has sliding
seats and latest improvements. The
new racer was tried last evening and
did not work entirely satisfactorily
The vessel seems to be too frail and
it does not sit well at the bow. His
Majesty received whale boat by
the same vessel yesterday, and ht
has ordered Messrs. Roland & John
son to make some alterations to it
The boat may be perfect as Il whale
boat, but there is too much timber
for racing purposes. She will b'
cut down a few inches and the seats
lowered.
SATURDAY, Oct. oath.
The Rev. DIR. J. and Mrs. Taylo