The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-27

bright reflection appeared ia the sky,
apparently over the crater, ON Thurs
day night, visible at Mahusona. The
Kau mailman reports Il lagge tissurc
on the road to kCpa.
AMONG the passengers from San
Francisco by the Elder was n young
gentleman by the name of Arthur
Dorman, who came to these Islands
in search of health. He stayed at
the Hawaiian Hotel. under the al
fectionate care OF fond mother,
until death released him from suffer
ing last Thursday night The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
j. A. Cruzan.
THE pool match, first six games
for II purse of $50, played at the
Keystone billiard parlor last night
between Mr.. w. Howe, Il resident
here, and Mr.. Norman, of the Merry
Makers, was evenly contested and
very interesting. The first two games
were won by Howe, the third by
Norman, the fourth by Howe, fifth
Norman, sixth Howe, then Norman
won three successive games, but the
10th and 1lth games were scored be
Howe who was declared the winner.
Mr.. Bowen, of the Keystone, is to be
complimented upon the orderly man
ner in which the match was con-
Quoted.
MONDAY, Mar 22nd.
THE Santa Maria is locked ut the
p. NJ. S. S. wharf, and had many
visitors during the day.
SIX of the japanese sailors of the
Kinau who refused duty Saturday
returned to work this afternoon.
THE "tent" and its surroundings
were photographed Saturday after
noon, and this morning the canvas
was taken down.
THE crew of the Iwalani was UNI
successful in getting the Planters
boiler, and the company has decided
to leave it there for good.
The schooner Kauikeaouli brought
three rollers from Kohala, Saturday.
for repairs. The schooner will re-
turn to Kohala on Thursday with the
rollers and two boilers.
Mr.. u. X. Meyers was married to
Miss Mary Lowden, yesterday after
noon. The young lady arrived by
the Mariposa in the morning. Rev.
j. A. Cruzan performed the cere-
mony.
A PASSENGER by the Mariposa for
Sydney, named William Ohlsa, be-
came insane ON the way between San
Francisco and this port. He was put
ashore here, and taken to the Lunatic
Asylum for treatment.
ONE of the steamer Mokolii's boats
with three sailors, the mate, and three
passengers in it capsizod at Kalau-
papa, last week. All had to swim
ashore, and one of the passengers, n
woman, lost $50, which was not re-
covered.
THE six sailors of the whalcr Mary
e. Susan, who got adrift in one of the
ships boats off Kailua, Hawaii, sew
eral days ago, and came to Honolulu
by the steamer Hall, reioincd their
ship this morning, and have sailed
for the Arctic.
A cAB-DRIvER, leaving his horse an
fastened, at kakaako, yesterday
morning, had the misfortune to SEQ
his carriage smashed into kindling
wood. The horse took fright and
bolted over the salt ponds, upsetting
the carriage, and producing the re.
suit already stated.
THERE was handsome attendance
this morning at the sale OF the Makee
premises and furniture by Il. Z
Adams & Co. The residence sold to
F. p. Hastings, Esq, for IS, 100, and
the five Waikiki lots ut $50 each t.
Sam. Parker, Esq. The furniture
brought nearly $1,000. A fine paint
ing of "Mt. Baker was purchased
by F. p. Hastings, Esq, for $40
and an equally good one of "Moun
tain Scenery" sold for $40 to u. S
Spaulding, Esq.
FORT Street Church was crowded
last evening on the occasion of thu
debut in this city OF Mr.. William
Noble, the temperance evangelist
The opening exercises were con
Quoted by the Revs. Cruzan ant
Oggel, after which Mr. Noble delivered
an address of about forty minutes
holding the breathless attention o
the audience throughout. An ex
tended report of the address canno
be given to-day, for want of space
The next meeting will take place to
morrow evening at the Y. M. G.. A
hall.
TUESDAY, Mar. 23rd.
FIVE Japanese were shipped Of
| the whaler Ohio this afternoon.
Mr.. +. Harrison has completed tn
brick work on the new Police Coui
addition.
| The whaler Atlantic will lant