The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-02


not injured.
Thursday, Sept q,
THE Bell Telephone Company is
getting out new list of subscribers.
Mr.. N. S. Sachs is opening out his
large stock of new goods received on
the Australia.
The thermometer registered LOG
in the sun at a few minutes past 3
o'clock this morning.
MARSHAL Soper sold at auction,
yesterday, five acres of land at Pala
wal, Koolaupuko, to Mr.. Very for
$500
Mas. Denig, wife of the Assistant
Paymaster of the U. S. S. Brooklyn,
is stopping at the Hawaiian Hotel
with her two children.
A NEW box has been made for the
gasoline tank in the Government
yard, at the corner of King street
near the Opera house.
WHAT with old watches, two or
three guns, opium, glasses, ETC., the
Police Court reminded one of an old
curiosity shop this morning.
j. w. KEoLA, patient at the In
sane Asylum, was drowned in the
bathing tank at that institution yes
terday. He vas an epileptic maniac.
r. GAYLORD is still carrying on
his horse shoeing establishment, at
the Morgan premises, King street,
and does not intend leaving the king
dom.
The funeral of the late Mrs. John
Hopp took place yesterday afternoon
from the family residence, Alakea
street, and was largely attended.
The floral offerings were beautiful.
THIS morning at IL 80 O'Clock, Mr..
Ira Lowell was united in marriage to
Miss Olive McChesney, by the Rev.
DR.. E. G. Beckwith, at the latters
residence. The newly married couple
have gone over the pail to spend the
honeymoon.
Mr.. William Greig of Fannings
Island was recently interviewed in
San Francisco, and stated among
other things that he had purchased
at San Diego Il large schooner than
the Jennie Walker, which would be
used between Funnings Island Homo
lulu and San Francisco, in the copra
trade.
Friday, Sept. %.
A CHILD died from whooping cough
to-day.
MIR. A. j. Ivers has gone on Il visit
to Naalchu plantation.
a NUMBER of young natives prac-
tise fencing every day in the Palace
grounds.
His Majesty the King has APP
pointed Mr.. j. w. Robertson Vice
Chamberlain.
LOOK in at Hewett's window and
sec what ridiculously low figures his
stock is marked at.
Mr.. Chas. HI. Eldridge left on the
w. G. Hall this morning for two
weeks stay at Olinda, Maui.
The vacant lot at the corner of
Alakea and Hotel streets, has been
cleaned: decided improvement.
CHIEF Justice Judd and Justices
McCully and Bickerton paid visit
to the U. S. S. Alert this morning.
THE departure of the w. G. Hal
this morning was witnessed by q
large crowd OF people. His Majesty
was one of the passengers.
A FINE looking black stallion
Young Gator by name, was shipped
on the w. G. Hall this morning. II
was purchased by Hon. j. ID. Paris
PRoF. II. A. Kennedy, mesmerist
passed through on the Zealandla
He will be here in December with 6
company and give few perform
ances.
Miss Bicknell, pupil at Oah,
College, got beyond her depth in tn,
bathing tank at that institution yes
terday, and but for the timely assis
lance of Miss Blanche Cornwel
might have been drowned.
The case of ]. E. Ward VS.. DIR. C
B. Wood, damages for 5000, value o
q horse, was concluded in the Civi
Court yesterday, verdict being rem
dered for plaintiff for 1925 with ~.
costs. Chas. Creighton appeared TO
plaintiff; w. r. Castle for defendant
Saturday, Sept. 20.
BANDMAsTER Berger is spending
, his vacation in preparing new musi
for the band.
OLD residents say they cannot re
member such a stretch of hot weathe
as we are now having.
Coll G. P. Iaukea, Agent of tn
Crown lands, has an office in tn
t Government building adjoining tn
Legislative hail.
A PAIR of gray colts raised by MI
r John III. Patty, were driven iron
Waialua to Honolulu inside OF fv
hours this morning.
JAMES Lyle obtained judgment TO
$l55 with costs against Raymon'
i Reyes, in the Civil Court yesterda
afternoon. An appeal was noted.
CAPTAINS Larsen and Hopkin
were out in the police yacht in tn
7 harbor yesterday. A new style c
v sail-making has evidently beer
e adopted, according to an expert
8 eye.
f HIRAM, a Hawaiian who was on
of the members of the Hawaiian En-
t bassy to Samoa in 1886, leaves o.
: the Mariposa to visit Apia again. /
f is rumored that he is going on IN
Y portant busine es.
e Mr.. e. B. Thomas has been cor
:, filmed to his home for the past tire