Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-02
The DAILY
LocAl NEWS.

LOGAN NEWS.
DR.. Walters, of Kauai, is improving
in health.
Before his departure Mr.. A. S. Hart
we'll donated $50 to the American Re-
lief Fund.
Mr.. Jonathan Shaw is about com
pleting a neat five.room cottage on
School street near Nuuanu.
The Alameda took away cargo
valued at $r34o7s. SO, of which $780,
5s8.36 was for domestic produce.
During the last two days 6,S4o let
tiers and 1896 papers were dispatched
by the steamers CityofSydjgey and Aia-
media
Mr. Frank Beckwith, recently a
teacher in the Lahainauna Seminary
Maui, left for California, yesterday, in
search of health.
Messrs. King Bros. have lately re-
ceived paintings and pictures of various
kinds which are arranged with great taste
In their Hotel.street store.
Messrs. W. A. Kinney, Lawrence
Thurston and E. Baldwin Of the
Oceanic B. B. Club are rlsticating for
a week in and around Waalua.
The Bishop of Olba formally adj
mitted 400 candidates to membership
in the Catholic Church, at Hama,
Maui, last Sunday a week ago.
Mr. A. Arthur received last week
from the Coast at his private stables on
Queen street, Ave fine, thoroughbred
fillies He has them in charge for Col.
z. S. Spalding.
Billy Moore, the hack driver was
arrested Yesterday morning for driving
hack without license Mr.. George
Markham signed his bail bond for $25,
and he was released
Paia Plantation stockholders are
favored again. Another dividend OF
$I.oo per share, payable at the office OF
the agents, Messrs. Castle & Cooke,
was announced for yesterday.
A large number of residents assem-.
bled at the wharf to witness the de-
parture of the Alameda with its envied
bevy of Kamaainas taking their exodus
to settle in new homes in other lands
Last Saturday evening, Mr.. Johnnie
Rothwell, who works for Messrs. Freetf
& Peacock, was thrown from his horse
- on Nuuanu Avenue, near Vineyard
Lane, and severely bruised about thC
head.
Hercules, the Holstein bull which
killed man at the Pawaa Dairy abou
two years ago is still SO dangerous thai
he is confined in a strengthened pad
dock, of which he is the undisputec
"boss"
The Princes Own Guard will give
grand uau at the armory this after
noon at o'clock in honor of the birth
day of Princess Liliuokalani Mrs
Dominis). A right royal time is ex
pected.
An excellently executed crayon pic
ture of Mrs. Dominis, 90 by AZ niche
in size, made by Williams the pho
tographer, and finished by Mr. Fun
neaux, is on exhibition at William:
Fort-street gallery.
The Married Men state that il is
mistake, that they intend to protes
last Saturdays game with the Oceanics
on account of the decision of the UNI
pire regarding the calling Of "strike
while Robert Parker was at the bat.
A small model OF a native cano
with out-riggers, the whole about I
inches long and six wide, was offere
for sale yesterday at native fruit stan
on Hotel street The model was mad
from the wood of the Wiliwili tire
which is white and light.
The "boys" held a jumping mate
last night in front of McCarthy's Gig;
store on Hotel street. The mark W,
lamp frame fixed to the awning. Or
of Messrs. S. J. Leyey & Co.'s ia
clerks was the first 10 reach the mar
Many tried who We're found wanting,
Rev. E. c. Oggel will deliver pr
paratory lecture this evening at Il
Bethel, Union Vestry at halfpast sevt
o'clock. The standing committee
the church will meet at the same pla'
at o'clock to receive new membe
either by letter or on profession of lait
Mr. Ralph S, Smith, late editor
the SATURDAY. Press, has received {
offer to take charge of hourishil
newspaper near San Francisco, and
will probably leave by the next steamt
on the 18th instant, for his new he
of labors May success attend 20
Brother Smith
The Honolulu Rifles held their re
ulrr monthly meeting last night at t
Armory. Mr. C. +. Bishop "
elected Treasurer. Besides the re
Mar order of business, several resign