The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-14

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pany. Such assiduous attention as
the captain devotes to his young
soldiers cannot fail to produce a
high order of efficiency.
MARINES from the British man-of
war Satellite are eagerly inspecting
local industries. Some of them
have been asking direction to
sugar plantation. A small party of
them was in McLain's forge, oppo-
site the BULLETIN office, this morn
ing, taking turns at the bellows.
The sociable at Rev. f. G. Oggel's
residence last evening was very en-
joyable occasion. The worthy par
son and his estimable lady did the
honors in a manner that made every
one in the company feel quite at
home. A variety of literary and
musical exercises formed part of the
evenings sociabilitles.
CHAs. b. Patterson, house
painter, has forcible letter in the
BULLETIN Of to-day, showing that
some white builders and property
owners, who are dependent upon
civilized institutions for their exis-
tence in this country, give the pre-
ference to Chinese workmen, all on
account of cheapness, and are thus
helping in the extirpation of the
white race from the islands.
AT about six O'Clock Yesterday
evening, some loud talking in the
yard adjoining the Government
building attracted all passers who
CHANGED to be within hearing. 1t
appears that a native employee in
the Survey Department was in the
building after working hours, and
another Government employee, think
ing he was there for no good pur-
pose, ordered him to come out;
hence the sQuabble. Each threat
ened to thrash the other and that's
al. it amounted to.
SATURDAY, October 3D..
CAPT. Marchant has gone to Ha-
waii for his health.
Hon. w. M. Gibson shipped, by
the Alameda, six hundred bales of
wool, weighing 240,977 pounds,
consigned to Messrs. Hoffnung, of
London, and will have more to fol-
low Of the seasons clip from his
ranches.
Mr.. John Crowder, special Gus.
tom House officer at Hilo, captured
on Thursday last, at the above
place, Chinese passenger on the
steamer Kinau, with 26 tins of
opium in his possession. The drug
was found in the firemen's depart
ment on board that vessel. The
Mongolian was locked up to await
trial.
PROF. A. z. Demers, who has 4
standing challenge out to the world
of 81 900 to anyone who will equal
HIM in fancy skating, is expected tc
arrive here by the Mariposa Oh
Thursday. His skating comprises
200 distinct and remarkable move
ments. He will probably give about
sixteen exhibitions to the Honolulu
public, at the Yosemite Skating
Rink.
AT 5 O'Clock last evening lady
dressed in deep mourning, was pass
ing the Chinese store on Emms
street, when a Chinaman, standing
on the upper balcony of the store
emptied a tub of dirty water entirey
over the lady, running her dress anc
hat. This is a common species o.
outrage practised in Honolulu, ant
it is pity more of the perpetrators
are not brought to justice than il
the case.
A LARGE number Of people wen
out to see the cricket match a
Makiki yesterday, between team
from II. B. M. S. Satellite and ON
selected from Honolulu players o
the game. During the match tn
Royal Hawaiian Band, stationed il
Bandmaster Berger's premises ad
joining the recreation grounds
played fine programme. The re
suit of the playing was victory TO
the home team, by tifty-two run
and one wicket to fall.
OcroBER's Friend opens with
call to Christian work after summe
relaxation. The controversy wit
the anglican Church Chronicle ]
continued. Another militant articl
is devoted to the Seventh Day AID
ventists and their Honolulu mission
Rev. Lowell Smith occupies tn
Mission Boards space with an in
teresting historical sketch of Karl
makapili Church, of which he wa
for many years the pastor. Th
other departments are well-sus
tanned.
YESTERDAY morning at the earl
hour of two o'clock, driver of til
Woodlawn Dairy heard pistC
shot, while he was passing Thoma
Square on King street. AT the sam
moment bullet came so danger