The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-16

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1886.
LOCAL NEWS.
"papa's safer You bet.
The Sailors Home is being demol-
ished.
A brass door key awaits the owner
at this Office.
The Fenian boat club held a meet
ing last evening.
The Honolulu Ironworks are still
running night as well as day.
Temperance meeting Of the Y. M. c.
A. in Fowler's Yard tonight.
Mr.. Theo SEVERN is going to photo
graph Waipio Valley next week.
Among the jubilee festivities will be
a representation of ancient Hawaiian
warfare.
The members of the Malulani club
were serenading last night on Fort
street.
Pacific Hose Company will have
drill at 1890 this evening, under their
new foreman.
The Planters Company meets on
Monday next in the hall of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
There was a severe row night before
last in the neighborhood of Schmidts
bridge, known as Germantown, but no
arrests were made.
Loves bakery was burglarized on
Thursday night, and three silver
watches and six dollars stolen.
There we're several cases in the
Police Court yesterday, but they all
resulted either in no prosecution or
remands
Officers Kahimoku and Hopkins
caught two Cinnamon smoking opium,
out the Waikiki road, last evening, and
took them to the Station.
Mr.. Jas. Dodd's big white goat,
noted on the streets of this town, has
the habit of kicking every passing
Chinese. It's sort of hoodlum
animal.
Hon. Junius Kaae defeated native
lad named Alick, in game of billiards
100 to o2, at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel the other evening.
There will be no concert at Emma
Square this afternoon, as the band Il
going to play at the birthday luau o
Princess Kaiulani at Waikiki.
Promotions of privates in the Homo
lulu Rifles have taken place as follows
G. c, Stratemeyer to be fourth ser
geant; Fred. Wood, first corporal; J
Fl. Reist, second corporal; F. /
Winter, third corporal; w. A. S. Beal'
fourth corporal.
The late Israel Fisher was burie
yesterday, from the Branch Leper Hos
pital, Kakaako, in the Nuuanu cemt
terry. Coroner Dayton empanellcd
jury to view the body before intermen
and postponed the inquest till on
) O'Clock this afternoon.
There was terrible banging c
desks and chairs, ripping up old an
laying down new mating, and arranI
ing Of parlor chairs for the distl'
guished guests of the closing GER
monies, in the legislative hall fro'
adjournment till late at night yesterda,
Members of the military companl'
are ordered to assemble at their respe
tive armories at nine o'clock this NOR
ing, to attend the closing ceremonies
the Legislature. Unless business
generally suspended for the occaslo
the response will probably be rath
unsatisfactory.
There will be a meeting Tor Japane
in the Y. Nj. c. A. Hall to-morro
Sunday morning at II o'clock, II
Japanese women are especially desire
TO attend, that they may hear
address from Miss Gulck, who h
resided twelve years in Japan, and "
speak to them in japanese.
The recent recruits of the Honolu
Rifles to the number Of twenty
thirty were drilled last evening, go
many of the more advanced memb'
being spectators, and the result was
the whole satisfactory and encourage
to Captain Ashford. The company
notified in an advertisement elSewh'
to muster at the Armory at nine o'clc
this morning, to parade at the proro
ton of the Legislature.