Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-23
LOCAL NEWS.

The Opera Troupe shows tonight at
the Music Hail.
Fort street men declare that the cir
Gus is bonanza.
Enthusiastic Admiration" has been
lately defined as a y
The hackmen are complaining that
business is picking up.
The sickest pigs in town fell indis-
posed after three o'clock.
The circus gives matinee to-mor-
row afternoon, and show in the
evening.
O, by the way we had almost forgot
ten to mention that the AiaaOeda ar.
rived yesterday.
There is lots of fun in running ar
ice cream saloon, if it isn't cold
day and you get left.
Mr.. John Lyle, who was sent hor c
by the Niameda, died shortly aftei
reaching San Francisco
The horse which ran away yesterday
morning on Fort street, was caught by
man with cloud in his face.
Messrs. Henry Davis & Co., re-
ceived large invoice of fresh fruits
and eatables by the steamer yesterday.
The residents in the vicinity oil
Beretania and Richard streets are com.
planning that early tramps are stealing
their milk
The man who turns up his toes in
the face Of the Honolulu public is not
always dead man.
A hula is announced to take place
at one of the most aristocratic places
in town before the year is done.
Messrs. Lyons & Cohen will sci
amongst other things a fine, gentle
saddle horse and some plants from
Antone's place.
The Spite driver is at work by the
Kings boat house. His Majesty is
going to have an addition built on the
house to store boats in.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express have
received supply of stamped envelopes
which will be supplied to those desiring
them at the Express Office.
If the boating races turn out in the
end as the practice races have
there will be considerable none,
change hands at the finish.
We understand that the Australian
steamers will connect with the Oceani'
line of steamers here, and this por
will be the terminus of both lines.
The man who tried to stop a hacl
yesterday evening on Fort street, afte
the circus was out, got so badly lief
that he left part of his coat sleeve OIL
one Of the shafts Hoka,
Messrs. C. Brewer & Co.'S Bostol
vessel will leave that port on or abou
the a5th of November which will Civ
an opportunity to those wishing good
sent out to write by next mail.
Rev. J. w. Smith, of the Tabernacl
Church, San Francisco, resigned AM
babe adieu to his congregation on tn
I5th on account of continued i'll health
and has gone to Santa Barbara.
The barkentine W. H. Dimoal
brought down large number Of hogs
80 died on the trip down, and the res
are now in Quarantine, as they are re
ported to have the hog cholera.
The Captain Trip trial which gain
notoriety by its social momentum sti
goes over Mr.. Young, poet of u;
certain fame, once said somethin
about "The Thief of Time" III
PRESS has won the displeasure OF botl
adulterers and Judge-so we unde
stand.
The new line of steamers betwee
here and San Francisco and hei
dho VIC N~OioliiSo, WiiiNH 10 hiSi
toned in our foreign news column
will commence to run, it is stated, b.
tween this port and the terminal poin
between the aoth and goth of Noven
Der next.
The bark AideA Bessie was to lea,
Portland for Hongkong on the III
inst, and will probably arrive here O
the goth instant The steamer M
minglOa to leave on the 2oth, ma
stop here en- route to Hongkong, to
followed by the ,COlOma andthe Sparta,
all letters for China, will be forwarde
by Messrs Lame & Co. the agents,
the event of no mail being sent fro
the Post Office,
Mrs. ]. P. Nichols, sister of Mr..
K. Miller of this place, died in Ga
land, California, of dropsy of the hear
on the grid instant. Mrs, Nichols WI
taken suddenly i'll about seven o'cloc
in the evening and died at quart
before nine Of the same evening 81
was perfectly well during the afternoo
Mr.. Miller, who is one of our most es