Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-02

their superb new programme demons
trates.
Does the restriction act include indi-
viduals from Detroit or St. Louis,
u. S. A.1
The lady who hurt herself by falling
at the Central Park Skating Rink some
time ago. is still confined to the house.
The regular list of arrests for drunk
enness was all the news to be had at
the Station House yesterday.
Between the Circus and Opera,
people seem to forget that such a
pastime as skating ever existed
1t is rumored that H. L. Babcock
will open the Central Park Skating
Rink to-day, or at an early date.
If hard work can do it, the young
Eclipse" rowing club will win some
laurels at the coming regatta, and they
deserve them.
A communication from Mr. Geo.
Wilson, the hack driver, has been re-
ceived and will be noticed in to-
morrow's issue.
1t would certainly prove advan-
tageous, and profitable, to read the
"ad." indefatigable business genius,
Mr.. ]. E. Wiseman.
Mr. H. Passenger who has been
down with the typhoid fever is improv-
ing and hopes are now entertained that
he will ultimately recover.
A large consignment Of Sperry's
Patent roller flour has been received by
Hackfeld & Co. The brand is too
well known to require comment
The Saratoga House has changed
hands, but the ever smiling face OF the
clerk still beams over the counter
while his hand rakes in the ringing
quarter
That fire tug that was to work won
ders in coping with the dread destroyer
where O where, can it ber Hist
you might disturb the attendants bliss
full slumbers
Miss Helene Avery of the late Opera
Company was the recipient of beau
tiful silk dress presented with the
compliments of lady who admired
her musical talents.
Capt. Kelly of the whaler Cebe Her,
Pigeon left here on Saturday last ano
boarded his vessel, which had beer
waiting outside for him. The vesse
sailed for the coast of Chill
Yesterday morning the trade wind
and the consequent dust made walking
or driving decidedly disagreeable. Al
opportune shower in the afternoon
made matters more pleasant
The Chinese Theatre in the old Gus
tom house had its first performance
Saturday night, since it has been refitted
to large and appreciative audience o
fatalistic Chinese and natives.
The "laddies " of No. 2, acted lik
old veterans during the fire, on boar
the Emma Saturday morning TIL
younger volunteers observed diciplin
in a way most commendable.
The horse and cart belonging t
Chris Miller was standing at the corne
of Fort and Hotel streets Saturda
night when the animal took fright, bu
was prevented from running ava
through the presence of mind OF tn
owner who was standing close BY
The steam launch belonging to M
Cooke got adrift during the fire {
Saturday morning and would have III
doubleday drifted out to sea and bee
lost, had it not been for the services {
two young men who padded after tn
runaway and soon secured it.
The nuptial knot will be brougf
into requisition tonight at the res
dence of Mrs. Lemon, Waikiki, at tn
event of marriage between Mr.. c. K
Miller and Miss Minnie Hart. A Ion
and happy union is the heartfelt wis
oftheir many friendsa and acquaintance
Several prominent citizens and otEe
were guests Of the King at breakfa'
Saturday morning. The band under tt
baton of Mr.. Berger rendered choc
selections that must have served as e,
cellent appetizers; probably some
the gentle men would have prefere
something more spiritual, however
There were not so many lei b
decked passengers by the outgoir
Alame6a, on Saturday last, as h,
been noticed Of late. Perhaps til
thing has been run into the groun
and sensible folks are beginning to loo
upon the decorations as questionab
honors.
For some time past the drinkir
fountain, corner of Bethel and Xii
streets, has been used as waterir
place for horses. The drivers ha'
been blockading the sidewalks of bo
streets with their animals wholly n