The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-30
LOCAL DIARY.
TUESDAY, Sept. 10Th,

By Wildcr's S. $. new route to
the Volcano the tourists will have
4S hours to- visit the wonder.
CENTRAL Park Skating Rink, hav-
ing had the flooring made perfect,
will reopen to the public this even
ing.
THREE divorces were granted at
the Waiohinu, Hawaii, Circuit Court,
Justice McCully presiding. Most of
the other eases were violations of
the liquor law.
ONE of the Eclipse Boat Club
boys says that Mr.. Alexander
Young, Jr., who left by the steamer
to-day, will return with a four-oared
boat for the club.
SIX of the boiler-makers that came
here to work on the Kinau return to
the Coast by the Mariposa to-day,
the remaining four being sufficient
to complete the job.
The mission of His EXcellency
John M. Kapena, Minister of FL
nance, is as His Majesty's Special
Commissioner to the Louisville In
dustrial Exposition.
The news has been received. that
a three-year-old filly bought by H.
j. Agnew in the States for 1900,
will arrive here on the bark Caibarien
to the care of Mr.. Opfergelt, of
Hoffschlaeger & Co. This horse is
said to be one of remarkable speed
and will be matched against any
horse on these Islands. The name
of the filly is Lallah Rookh.
The sloop Sarah, which was sold
at auction by Deputy Marshal Day
ton on Saturday, on the P.M.S.S.
dock, was bought by +. Ryan for
5000. There was only one bidder
besides Ryan, and he stopped at
S195. Two hundred dollars covered
the mortgage. Mr.. Ryan will re-
paint and put the sloop in perfect
order, and then offer her for sale or
charter.
Yesterday afternoon Chinaman
with musk-melons for sale stopped
in front of the Foundry to dispose
of his fruit, and the boys played
"High low jack and the game" with
him. One fellow would grab a
melon and run, and while the Mon
golian was chasing him the other
boys would make away with what
was left in the baskets. The China
man complained to policeman,
but got no satisfaction.
| HIS Majesty the King has decor
ated, as Companions of the Royal
Order of the Crown of Hawaii, Miss
Corney, Miss Louisa Brickwood,
Miss Mary Il. Green, and Miss
Helen Carpenter, teachers. This
distinction was conferred, upon the
recommendation of the President of
the Board of Education. for the
long and faithful services of the
recipients in the education of the
youth of the kingdom.
In the Police Court to-day, p. M.
Lucas, second steward of the Ocean
ic S. S. Mariposa, was fined 500
and sentenced to two months i'm
prisonment at hard labor, for i'm
porting opium into the Kingdom.
He took quantity of the drug down
from San Francisco on the last trip
of that vessel, and was arrested
while trying to smuggle it ashore.
On the day the steamer sails to re-
turn, her transgressing officer goes
to Jail, and round lump of his
salary goes to the Hawaiian treasury.
ABOUT month ago, somebody
entered Ryan's bodybuilding shop
and stole tools, and nothing, was
SAID about it. Last Monday morn
mig when Ryan went to the shop he
found the place open. Some thief
had entered by the back window,
and when inside unbolted the front
door. No tools have been missed
yet, but Ryan thinks some are gone
and will be missed in time. The
place was thoroughly locked Satur-
day night, and the person that en-
tered must have been well acqlaint-
ed with the building.