The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30
running to playing soldiers-except-
ing the foreign element.


last evening. The companies were:
Kings Guard, Princes Own A and
C, Kings Own A and b, Mamalahoa
Guards and Honolulu Rifles. Only
nineteen members of the latter, in
Guiding officers, turned out, but the
squad as it stood acquitted itself
creditably in its performances. The
battalion was put through various
evolutions and arms exercises, and
in the main gave good account of
their drill instructors, although
there were few ludicrous mistakes
and some faulty movements.
THREE Cinnamon are in durance
vile awaiting trial for forgery. The
documents are in the hands of
Deputy Marshal Dayton and consist
of drafts made in favor of All
Fung, and bearing the forged sigma
lures of F. A. Schaefer, F. N.
Schaefer, II. Hackfeld & Co., and
A. III. Grinbaum. for the respective
sums of $50, SIPS, $3.50, and $50.
| Two of the suspects were arrested
yesterday up the Nuuanu valley,
being apparently en- route to any
point where they might be out of
the way. This is an easier country
for rascals to get into than to get
away from.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 9th.
Fort street, from Merchant to
King, is an advertisement of one of
the filthiest towns in christendom.
elbows business?' said the re-
porter. "See for yourself, replied
the merchant, pointing to wilder
ness of dry goods, and no customer
within mile of the shop.
WHEN the steamer w. G. Hall
arrived in the harbor yesterday after
noon, the ensign of Princess Kaiu-
lani was hoisted on the main-mast.
The flag is red and white stripes with
a gold crown in the center.
This morning minute of respect
to the memory of the late Col. John
Russell, member of the Hawaiian
Bar, was entered on the records of
the Supreme Court, and, after tran
saction of regular business, the
Court adjourned out of honor to the
memory of the deceased.
The White House, 11S Nuuanu
Avenue, which, under the manage
ment of Mrs. j. Z. White, has been
long and favorably known, has just
been sold to Mr.. Joseph Vierra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vierra will continue
the management of the House on
the plan and terms of their predeces-
sors. Mr.. and Mrs. White contem-
plate a short season of travel, in
Guiding visit to their Eastern home
in New York, and expect to return
by the middle of January.
One hundred and fifty-three hogs
arrived by the w. H. Dimond this
this morning for Richard Gerke.
Notwithstanding the quick passage
and good weather, the importer of
the live pork by the Dimond this
trip seems to have been rather I'M
lucky, as 30 of the hogs died during
the passage. By the same vessel
Mr.. l.. G. Ables received fine bay
horse. Two fly wheels, one bed
plate, two bed frames, two rollers
and shafts and two gear wheels for
Koloa plantation, Kauai, also came
by the w. III. Dimond.
THURSDAY, Oct. 22nd.
Mr.. G.. b. Patterson has set OF
very fine center pieces in plaster of
Paris, which he is identifying with
finishing touches under his skilfully
welded painters brush.
MIR. G. j. Fishel is making i'm
provements in his fine new establish.
ment. The stairway and partition
have been moved back, thus enlarg-
ing the store by about one half.
J TT is reported that Chinaman or
: King street, near Liliha, possessed
sick pig which disturbed the
neighborhood. Yesterday he killed
that pig, and may be it is in thu
market to-day.
} A NEW boiler is being put into thu
Peoples IcewOrks, so that there will
, be a standby in case of accident
1t is in contemplation shortly to us'
petroleum for fuel instead of coal
!, which will do away with the smoke
nuisance and, in all probability, als'
be cheaper.
! THE old mission building in which
2 the now ubiquitous typo first WELD
ed the printers ''stick" on thes'
, islands, and which stood on TIN
, premises occupied by the Kawaia
hao Female Seminary, has beer
: taken down. A wing is to be adde,