Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-18

There Is every probability of new
& Rowing Association being formed.
The barkentine Informing Star will
sail next Thursday morning at ten
o'clock.
Now that the circus is gone people
are looking around for some place of
amusement to pass their evenings in.
The photographs Of the fast yatchs
with the winning times can be seen al
Oats store on Merchant street near
Fort
The band made the evening pass
pleasantly to many Ly their delivering
harmonious strains at Emma Square
last-night.
A rowing match between the Black
smiths and Hack drivers is being ar
ranged. The race to take place on the
a8th inst.
L. ]. Scott who was arrested last Sat
urday night for disorderly conduct was
placed under twenty-five dollars bonds
to keep the peace for one year.
II the winning crews of the races are
compelled to wait for their prizes as
longer as they did last year, considerable
dissatisfaction may be expected.
G. Vogt, the barber who was arrested
the I6inst, for drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct, has been sent to the reef
for forty-eight hours, and fined one
dollar as costs.
The Blacksmiths claim that two of
their men were induced to sell the race
for twenty dollars each. If such'is the
case it is pleasant to know that their
treacherous efforts availed them nothing
1t is rumored that the Myrtles have
challenged the Kings men to rowing
contest between their Senior six Dared
crews The challenge was accepted
and they named December 3Ist as the
date.
Last evening at the departure of the
steamer Likeiike collision took
place between Hotel hack anc
one OF the Fashion stables, the
hinder wheel Of the Hotel vehicle wa:
badly dished.
AT the Y. M. c. A business meeting t(
be held next Thursday evening the Gen
eral Secretary and Mr.. Waterhoust
will report the recent California State
convention, to which they we're dele
gates from the Association in this city
BY request of the Hawaiian Mis-
sionary Board, DR. Wetmore of Hill
will sail on board the barkentine Morn
ing Star for the Caroline Islands on
visit tot the missionaries established there
A pleasant and successful journey
wished him.
AT about half-past five last evenin
the horse attached to the wagon OF tn
Bell Telephone Company started t
run away, but through the agility c
Mr.. J.. Cassidy, who ran after an
caught the animal, was stopped befor
il went a block
The burial Of John Peka, who die
last Monday afternoon between tw
and three o'clock, took place yesterda,
He was formerly driver of express Nc
I. The flags OF the engine companie
we're at half mast owing to his death
he was member of Fire Compan
No, 4.
Two decidedly unappreciative pc
sons got loan Ct small boat belong
ing to the Eclipse Boat Club and aft
using it to their hearts content entire
overlooked the fact that. commo
decency demanded that they should r.
turn it. The boat after search WI
made was found under the Pacific Ma
Company's wharf
Charley Nc. Carthy was relieved
about thirty-six dollars Monday,
somebody going through the pockets
his clothes that were left at theiMyrt
Club house, while he was out practicin
The members of the club are makil
every endeavor to find out the pc
petrator. 1t is hardly possible to thin
that any member is implicated,
The item in Monday morning Pre-
on Secretary Fuller's report OF the p'
vious evening should have read Sin
the establishment Of the Y. NJ. c..
in the U. S. in 1851 the Associate
has advanced to 1000 organizations
1885, owning property valued
1000, 900. There we're in the U.
I,6oo,oo Railroad men, and amo
them there we're organized sixty-ni
Associations.
Last Monday afternoon a ft
occurred between Mr. WIN, Page
carriage maker and native ha
driver. From what can be learned
appears that the driver was indebted
Mr. Page for work done on his ha'
and as he was lucky in his betting h
enough money to pay the bill w'th'
any inconvenience to himself,
Page knew this and requested payne