The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-14
NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, August Z.

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90, 1888
The Marques OF bloomsbury, Mr..
Jas Williams and others will accom-
pany Mr.. Sam Parker to Mana, Ha-
wall by the Kinau, this evening, for
week or two OF sport.
AN intoxicated sailor of the
schooner Waiehu became very bois-
ferrous on board the schooner this
morning, and is now cooling off in
the Station House.
AN oil painting of Kilauea as it
was in August 'S7 by Jules Tavernier,
is on exhibition Mt G.. West e. Co.'s.
The painting belongs to Mr.. George
Beckley, and is said to be as near
perfect as brush could make it.
MASTER McCandless, errand boy,
etc, for Mr.. Jas. Williams, has shown
considerable talent as an artist, in
two paintings, one of Waimanalo and
the other of Hilo, done by him dur
ing leasure moments.
THEY were talking about Ohio
furnishing more generals, during the
Rebellion, than any other State in
the Union, when one of the party
asked what state did General Debility
com from. From the state of Indi-
gestion was the prompt reply.
In time for the next steamer for
the Colonies some $4,000 or 10000 of
the paradise of the Pacific" is
pages, and illustrated, will be issued.
A proof of several cuts of notable
Hawaiian scenery was seen and
speaks favorably for the enterprise.
The cost of this special issue will be
paid for by subscription by the mer-
chants.
Wednesday, August s.
THERE was no fresh fish in the
market this morning.
Mr.. u. Y. Squires died Mt Waialua
two days ago, and was buried the
same day.
The building of Mr.. a. j. Cart
wright's new house next to the Po-
lice Station has begun.
The brigantine w. G. Irwin ex-
poets to sail for San Francisco on
Sunday morning.
Ma. j. p. Bowen has received four
new billiard tables, and will shortly
open n billiard hall.
Four men deserted from the U. S.
Omaha this morning. A reward of
500 apiece is offered for their capture.
PART of the foundation of Pilot
McIntyre's office, at the boat landing,
has caved in from decay, and is being
rebuilt.
Mr.. Adams of the Reformatory
School is on vacation, and Mr..
Ward, of Kaneohe, is teaching at the
school for the time being.
Mr.. iona. Austin, Minister of For
eign Affairs, visited the U. S. S.
Omaha this morning, receiving the
customary salute on leaving.
A LARGE crowd collected at the
boat landing this morning, to watch
one of the boys comb heas out of Il
little white dog. Employment for
the unemployed.
Mr.. Alex Flohr has shown admir-
able skill in mending, ESQ that it
cannot be detected with the naked
eye), Il handsome and costly statue
of boy holding a tray, which had
been broken while ON the way here
from Germany.
MEssRs. G. West & Co. contem-
plate enlarging their store by taking
the place now occupied by G. j. Nc
Carthy's billiard room. Mr.. Nc
earthly is trying to get Goo Kim's
corner on Fort and Hotel streets.
A CHILD of prophecy: the editor of
the BULLETIN, who will lead around
the lion and the lamb-not while
they are lying down together, but
when they need little exercise
with the editor of the advertiser"
bringing up the rear.
The sea was running very high at
Waianae yesterday. The stagings
on the wharf were washed away and
sloping sand banks on the beach
were made into rugged perpendicular
bluffs. The top of the wharf was
swept by the sea, like it was during
the month OF February last.
AT the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce this morning n letter OF
coincidence on the death OF the late
Hon. S. G. Wilder was drafted. The
Chinese question was brought up
but discussion on the same was de-
ferred until 10 o'clock tomorrow
forenoon, when the Chamber will
meet again.
Thursday, August 0.
All WING, big fat Chinaman was
sent on the reef for four months this
morning, for keeping disorderly
house.
Mr.. +. A. Schaefer and Mr.. II. G.
Glade, Consuls for European powers,
visited the u. s. S. Omaha this morn
ing, and received the customary
| salutes.
THE German bark Printzenberg
which arrived yesterday, 60 days
from Hongkong, brought, besides a
quantity Of merchandise, % China
men and women. The passengers
have been placed in quarantine.
The Jury-Messrs. e. II. Hendry
Thos. e. Wall and j. III. Black, called
by Deputy Marshal Hopkins, at the
request OF Mr.. Wales, to hold an en-
quiry into the cause of the Central
House fire on July 2lst, returned a
verdict yesterday afternoon, to the
effect that the fire arose from acct
dental causes-from the galvanized
stovepipe connected with the kitchen
AT the meeting of the Portuguese
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