The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-21

was because the stern moorings
which she was attached to were rot
ten. They arc said to have been
there for years and years, without re-
ncwal.
THE city front was comparatively
calm and decidedly hot this morn
ing. The debris of yesterdays storm
was being collected by wharf rats,
who were having a hilarious time in
the water. All OF the vessels had
their sails unfurled to dry and sail
ors were busy cleaning up. Old ka-
maaina's on meeting immediately
took up the subject OF konas and
with quavcring voices related the
storms of 20 years ago.
"Wednesday, August 10.
TELEPHONE communications from
all points around this island, this
morning, report fine weather.
A Cn1NAMAN named Lang Yuen
was fined SIG for cruelty to animals
in the Police Court this morning.
Tia people at the Molokai settle
ment speak favorably of DIR. Swift,
the new Government physician there.
NINE Fathers and ten Brothers of
the Roman Catholic Church, left for
the other Islands, by the steamers
last evening.
Mr. Cunha says he objects TO his
Union Reading Parlors being placed,
by the "Advertiser," on the same
level rs Fort Street Church.
SEVERAL telephones of the Bell
line were slightly damaged during
the gale the other night, by private
line on Emma street falling across
the Electric light cable.
| THE King was down to the .steamer
Kinau, last evening, to see Mrs. Amy
! Crocl1er and party off to the Volcano,
Ivy the way of Hilo. The Kinau was
delayed until after o'clock by
freight.
JUDGE Dayton, talking on the
liquor question to an acquaintance
this morning, said, that during the
time when the saloons We're com
PEELED to close ut 10 o'clock, drunk
enness and other crimes were reduced
one half. Col. Norris on the liquor
question said, "give us clear water
| before you shut off the wine tap"
ASKING Chinaman what the
Chinese traders were going to dc
about the Chinese account bill, yes
terday, he replied that the Chinese
were about to petition the Legislature
to repeal the act. If that failed, they
would test the constitutionality o.
the bill, and If they should again fai,
they will charter every available vesse
and go back to China.
| Thursday, August Is.
THE Coronet party visited the Pal
this morning.
THE King visited the American
yacht Coronet yesterday.
WATERMELoNs were selling at sever
cents a piece at the fish market thi
morning.
An excellent picture of Princes
Kaiulani by Williams, will shortly b.
placed on exhibition at the gallery.
MIR. H. ]. Nolte has q lot OF genu
inc Manila cigars for sale. After
trial, they are here declared to b
excellent cigars.
a YOUNG society lady, i'll speakin
about Naval Officers, said "they wer
pleasant company as Il change, bu
when they make too long stay yo
become tired of them, you know, an
want to see new faces"
THE Captain of the steamer G. I
Bishop, which arrived from Koola
this morning, reports that he was {
Kaneohe during the recent gale, an
though the wind howled there and til
sea was rough, no damage, to spea
Of, was done. At Punaluu, Koola,
however, the Church and hous
7 were blown down and cane fielt
( were made level.
Q Friday, August II.
2 AFTER this month the Nuuan
e Buss will discontinue running.
=, His MAJ and the Hawaiia
: Band went on board the Coronet
q 2 o'clock this afternoon.
9 THE steamer Arabic of the O.
!. o. Steamship Co., will sail from Ii
= nolulu for San Francisco on or abo
~ ~ August 9th, 1888.
" THERE is now not one vacancy
pupil in Kamehameha Scho
Representative Daniels secured t.
last two rooms for his boys yesterda
!, If any of the present applicants +;
~ to put in their appearance, othe
70 will be accepted to fill their plac
A few vacancies remain in the pl
paratory school, which is open
d, boys from six to twelve years of a!
III AT the organ recital next Thu
day evening at Kaumakapili Chur
Mrs. j. Ii. Patty has kindly consent
to sing; the Honolulu Arion Socie
under the direction of Mr. II. Berg
th will render two numbers. There "
ne also be organ solos and one numt
or on the programme will be Handle
ID celebrated Largo for violin, VOL
cello and organ. The admission v
be twenty-five cents.
Saturday, August Is
THF laying of the railroad ira
towards Palama has been resumed
ic' A NATIVE, named Kala, was CO