The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-04

| Oh mT. OttO IuuKeIs foU VI AA
| dinand PHuger, formerly Of Hon
The deceased was only 10 ye
age, and came to this count
November last from Bremen.
WEDNESDAY, May II
THE crew of the lost Norw
bark Jorsalfarer, picked up at s
the 2nd OF May by the Jas. So
and afterwards transferred ~
Kate Davenport, express their
tude to captains Barstow and
land for their kind treatmentx
sailors when taken aboard tlie3
were much exhausted, and uns9
hospitality was shown them by
tain Barstow. During their Ia
on the Davenport they could
no better treatment than they're
ed.
FRIDAY, May y
The notice OF the deGth Of th
FAINT son of Rev. w. G. and
Merritt, which appears to-day,i
sad piece Of news to the NUM-
friends of the family, who d,
sympathize with the bereavedi
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Unger and
and Mrs. j. A. Palmer gave a
party at their residence, Mrs. Dudp
King street, last evening. THERE
about 20 invited guests present, -
after dancing, until 10 80 o'cloc
sat down to u poi supper.
which there was native music,
ing, and dancing by several NJ
artists. The party kept up w
late hour, and was very intere
for its novelty and sociability.
WEDNESDAY, May 26
Mrs. Dickson has presenter
belong Post, G. A. X. with IA
some donation OF $3.50, the rece,
which has been acknowledged I'M
graceful terms by Mr.. X. w. n
Commander of the Post. U
AT the annual meeting Of the
waiian Jockey Club, held last Z
the officers of the past year we,
reelected for the coming
Several new members were adm
to the club, and the amount OF ~
for the races of the llth OF Jun
tcrmincd ON. Slight changes
made, which appear in the publ
programme.
WEDNESDAY, June q
A NATIVE man named Paulon
employed on Mr.. Halstead's Pl
ton, Waialua, Oahu, was driyi
mule cart yesterday, when he II
and the cart passed over him.
was picked up unconscious, anc
this morning from the iniuriG
ceived.
MEssRs. Harry Byng and I
Pratt open "A first class restaurai
morrow morning on Fort ST
opposite Dodd's. An introdu,
spread of ice cream and cakes wi
given to the public this evening.
the establishment is to be condu
so as to please the people, 6
share OF public patronage lis expe
OF late somebody has been stei
baseball bats, masks, and gloves
the store room Mt Makiki bas
grounds. Yesterday when the
players went out TO practise
found the lock OF the store h
door broken, and only 4 bats len
OF about 60. Some OF the bats
branded, or otherwise marked,
woe be to the fellow caught With
OF them.
The steamer C. II. Bishop, W
arrived yesterday from Hama
; brought news oi fearful death.
{ women, one Hawaiian and the
[ South Sea Islander, while fis
with net at Paauhau, Hawaii,
Sunday, dove together to make I
changes in the position of thu
, under water. In short time
South Sea Islander rose to the
face, bleeding proiusely in n
places, but the Hawaiian woman
, seen no more. The South Sea Isla
says they were attacked by sh
while under water, and she bel
her friend has persisted.
THURSDAY, June 81
PHYSICIANS report consider
fever in Honolulu of late, mostly
malarial character.
Mr.. Norman Hubert, store ke
ut Kilauea, Kauai, fell off his
last week, while OH his way
Hanalei to Kilauea, and fracture
collar bone. 4
WILDER & Co. have leased OF !,
J. |. Dowsett the property bet
their building and this office, an,
tearing down the intervening 4
, lures to convert the whole in
lumber yard.
THE advertiser is great
3; anniversaries, and from il the j
nation is acquired that tonne
will be the Goth anniversary O
organization Of the Honolulu
> Department, with Mr. A. j. Z
wright as Chief Engineer.
e The French schooner Hamm
}. in command OF Captain Arpan
Y rived here this morning, 20
a from Penryn Island, Of the sou
group, with n cargo OF pearl
in transit for San Francisco. !,
Hammonia sprang leak and
c come here for repairs. 2.
SEVERAL weeks ago. 100 barr,