The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-03


Of the most interesting sporting events
in long time.
Mr.. Lowell, resident of Nawiliwili,
Kauai, for over half century, died on
the 2and ult, over eighty years of age,
leaving two sons and one daughter.
The Library Association has just
received contribution Of books from
Rev DIR. Hyde, also Cyclopedia of
Universal History e vols.), from Mr..
II. G. Grabbe.
Argument was concluded in the
admiralty suits yesterdayMr Ncumann
replying to Mr.. Kinney, then Mr..
Dole speaking on behalf of respon.
dents and Mr.. Neumann closing ON
behalf Of the hbellants.
Tne Hawaiian Band will play at
Kakaako Branch Hospital this after
noon, at H.R. II. Princess Liliuokalani's
reception tomorrow afternoon, at the
Queens Hospital Friday afternoon, and
at Emma Square Saturday afternoon.
A case Of insanity, five charges of
drunk, brace Of gamesters, one using
vulgar language, and Japanese charg
ed with assaulting and bsttering fell
low countryman, made up the entries
at the Station up to one o'clock this
morning.
A horse pulling heavy truck, be-
longing to Schuman & Graham, dray-
men, was taken with the collie last eve
ming at Wilder's wharf 1t rolled
around on its back until Mr.. Brodie,
V. s., arrived. He relieved the suffer
ing animal by "tapping" Later: the
horse died last night.
Mr.. c. Gray and Mr.. Rawlins have
combined their affairs under the style
Of the Hawaiian Soap Manufacturing
Company. This is an old industry at
Leleo, its start being noticed in the
F,1e0d over thirty years ago. The
prospectus of the p C. II. was pub
lished about the same time.
The testimonial to Mr.. John Mott,
late Chief Engineer Of the Fire De
partment, was presented to him at his
house on Monday night, Mr. c. Z.
Williams being the spokesman. Mr..
Mott presented the foreman of each
company with framed portraits, and
entertained the delegation handsomely
in honor of the thirty-first anniversary
of his marriage, fal ing on that day.
Mr.. John Cassidy, accompanied by
Mr.. Norman Logan, Of the BH(lefin,
left town at halfpast five yesterday
morning, and, after short call at
Honolulu Ranch, reached Wsianae
at half-past three in the afternoon, hav-
ing had a splendid d ly's drive. The
Bulletin man ought to make thor.
ough investigation Of Pearl Harbor,
bewaring of sharks, while in that
vicinity.
Mr. Sachs was not responsible for
the "side light" thrown on his adver-
tlsement yesterday. We hasten to
clear him from the responsibility for
such an atrocious jest. Only that
space WAS not too plentiful, the attempt
at pleasantly should have had the legend
attached, "rhis is joke" The refer
ence to a rush for the new millinery
was in dead earnest, however, as a
walk up Fort street this afternoon will
prove.
Another Richmond has entered the
billiard champion lists in Honolulu,
Mr.. Morris, who arrived by the Ala
media. On Thursday evening he will
play pin pool match with Mr.. Nc
Celery at the Commercial billiard
room. Both are recognized as chiefs
in this game, having come forth tied
from series OF four matches in San
Francisco, McCleery has the credit
of the highest score, 6,3oo, ever made
in single-handed match.
Mr.. Saml. McKeague delivers the
DAILY HERALD all over town by horse
conveyance, and we believe subscribers
will obtain thorough satisfaction from
him. 1t would greatly facilitate d.
livery if subscribers would place boxe
for the reception of their papers at con
venient points Mr. McKeagut
noticed in one case that just after leav
ing paper on verandah parcel o
playful dogs took it up and gave it
worse handling than it ever expects t.
receive from its most beligerent con
temporary