Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-06

Fort-street Church.
Mr.. Cousens, of the circus troupe
managed his "six in hand" admirably
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Manual Cuhna and family vii
stop month at Mr. G. Vests seaside
residence at Waikiki.
There is lot Of pink coral on
exhibition and also for sale on board
the barkentine morning Star.
The bow oarsman Of the Myrtle's
Senior crew, is assuming the dignity Of
man---his bread is prospecting.
In the Civil Court Tax Collector ].
Kaae obtained judgment against A. X.
Kunuiakea for Sails and costs.
Governor Dominis will leave foi
Maui next Monday by the Kinaa.
He will be absent about month.
The algebra and geometry class will
meet at the y. M. e. A. building this
evening at half.past seven o'clock.
The sidewalks on the corner of Ma
unakea and King streets are continu-
ally blocked by hand carts and their
owners.
Yesterday forenoon, a Chinaman,
named, All Leong was arrested for at
tempting to pass counterfeit Ameri-
can dollar.
The ornament that was mounted on
top of the band wagon yesterday must
have been specially imported for the
occasion.
There will be no steeple chase at
the Circus Saturday afternoon The
balance of the programme will be given
as published.
The circus band paraded yesterday
afternoon, as advertised. Mr.. Cousens
was complimented by all on his ex-
cellent driving.
The free Chinese bulletin on the
corner of Beretania and Fort streets is
better patronized than any other news
place in Honolulu.
On the corner Of Hotel and Fort
streets yesterday morning between nine
and ten o'clock, somebody seemed to
be on the war-path
Carpenters were at work yesterday
putting in new platform at the water
hydrant for the watering cart, at the
corner Of Nuuanu and King streets.
Mr.. T. Isay Oke, secretary to the
Japanese Legation, has been appointed
to the Foreign Office as assistant secre-
tary, IN place of the former incumbent
Wooden platforms have been laid
around the watering pipes throughout
the town. The Incessant pools of mud
and water will, 1t is hoped, exist no
more.
The closeness OF the atmosphere was
most intolerable yesterday well
come shower in the afternoon about
half-past five gave considerable relief
and was appreciated.
Tonight at halfpast seven o'clock,
Captain Isaiah Bray of the informing
Star will lead the children's meeting Of
the Bethel Vestry. All young people
are requested to attend.
Mr.. Chris. Miller, formerly with Mr..
]. L. Wiseman, starts general agency
and messenger business this morning.
He will occupy part of Mr. Magoon's
law office on Merchant street.
y The Cinnamon on Hotel street near
Maunakea street, who have allowed
cesspools to form under their places,
have been threatened with arrest il the
nuisance is not Immediately abated.
Yesterday morning en- Nuuanu street
careless Chinese hack driver. No. 10,
allowed rope attached to his horses
neck to become tangled around its
legs. The result was almost smash
up.
The pool of mud and water that for
some time past has existed on the
corner of King and .Maunakea streets
has at last been rendered passable, by
placing wooden platform over the
place.
Mr.. J. Steiner, clerk in the employ
of Mr.. Henry Hart was bitten by an
enormous centepede last Monday. By
prompt action, and immediate atten
ton serious consequences were
avoided,
Last night the senior crew of the
Myrtle Boat Club we're practicing witt
theil new scull. Through an error o
the bow oarsman they colllded witt
the Knuckle Buoy damaging the boa
to some extent
The meeting of the Eclipse RowInl
Club held a special meeting at the Y
M. c.. A. last evening, Mr.. W. J
Forbes rendered his resignation a
President which was accepted, Mr.. J
H. Reist was unanimously elected e
fill the vacancy Owing greatly to tn
recent decision Of the Rowing Associa