Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23

turned BY the dlamsda
The steamer Planter will resume her
regular route this afternoon.
His Majesty was at the wharf yester-
day when the Alam media arrived.
A double effect will be shipped to
Hakalau by the steamer Lehna
The Myrtle senior crew were out
for practice last night for the first time.
An auction will be held at the Ha-
waiian Bazaar at ten o'clock this
morning
e. P. Adams will sell the lease
Of the premises at the Oxley sale at 10
o'clock to-day
+ Full and interesting foreign news
summaries will be found on our first
and fourth pages
Miss Eva Neumann, daughter of
Hon. Paul Neumann, returned by the
Alamtda yesterday
Honolulu Engine Co., No. /, will
give q ball at the Yosemite Skating
Rink on October Ist.
Some Of the Chinese citizens OF
Honolulu celebrated the festival Of the
Autumn moon last night.
They are having "beauty shows" in
America--the proper thing for Homo
lulu would be a Wahine show.
Captain Morse brought the 'Alameda
back yesterday. 1t was rumored that
he would resign his position this last
trip
Messis J. M. Dat, Jr. & Co. kept
their store open last night until after
ten O'Clock on account of the two.weeks
mail
The streets we're full of serenaders
last night and some of the serenaders
we're fuller than the streets or the moon
--gin full in fact
Mr.. Frank Gertz, Jr. is having his
shoe store on Fort Street refurbished
and handsomely adorned with the aid
Of bucket Of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Staples re-
turned to Honolulu by the steamer
Planter and are again living in their
home on Adams lane.
There was young maiden from Frisco
Came down on the Alamedah
She fried up Fort street so brisk, o
It made the young fellows ha ha
The booming OF guns early yester.
day morning announced the arrival OF
the italian man-of war ChrsfopAe,
Coiam6ns from Japan.
Jim Dodd's goat breakfasted on a
hat yesterday morning; the native who
owned the hat swears Jim has got to
pay for it or give him little brown
jug" for consolation.
DR. Rodgers and others interested In
the Honolulu Library have been lately
overhauling the books and putting
them in ship-shape. Many Of them
have been re-Iabeled.
The III. r. boys held bayonet drill
last night There was fine attend.
ance and the boys pointed their guns
with creditable accuracy. Captain Aid
rich was ia command
The Japanese women brought here
are learning the ways of civilization g;
right smart" Last evening some younl
fellows were having "picnic" will
some Of them on the street.
1t Is reported that Hon. Paul Neu
mann was out on the streets the da,
before the Aiamsda left San francisco
and that he will probably be dowp,b
the next steamer for the Colonies
How much is to be made OF GU
Italian visitors I Already they are t
be seen on our streets in their smar
light dress. Is the light fantastic to
TO be brought into play or is the yout
Of Honolulu asleep1
Mr.. c. Along has contracted fo
forty Of the Chinese laborers who al
rived by the Aiameda and will probabl
send them to Pepeekeo by the Ha(el
kaia which is expected to arrive her
tomorrow or the next day
A secret police expedition was OF
on the bay last night probably lool
ing for opium from the Akameda-
they started from the boat stairs nes
the Honolulu Boat House, They a
got wet in the rain but they didn
catch the halfpound tin,
Yesterday afternoon a Chinama
who lives on the Palama road wa
endeavoring to explore the intricate
Of an old revolver and succeeded i
demonstrating that bullet with a
grains Of powder behind it will ampl
tate q finger quicker N DIR. Webb.
Yesterday morning native null
mauler tried to eat up an Italian hacl
man, as it were. They fought and the
2 fouohf in front of Iucas' nlanino mi