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BUReEsSs NEW HACHr BEATEN
The Mnrblehead Fleet Has n Rms Before .
Ilnkt sinnah-.nL..I.- n.....

Light SouthwesterlT Breeze.
MLEbLKnELD, May a-The first important race OF the
took place yesterday In southwest breeze Of
about FIVE miles hour Tho breeze just suited the
thirty but rather tight for tho larger boats
The forty.hve foot class started at 1850 with tho
Thema ahead, sailed by Burgess himself Tho hicent
took the lead from her mile out and won in her casA
beating the Theima by fifteen minutes actual time.
The ThemR 10 the latest fortyfoot keel boat and the
hilicent ia oontreboArd Tho Ventura built express
ly for light air. such had to day raced against
hoVeys Helen. She got the best of tho start and led
the limo by minute II was very close race
during the first three mieA when tho Helen passed her
rival and outrAn her minute. winning the race on
actual time by over eve minutes.
In the thirty foot class Capt CTooker sailed the
Shark and tho new Burgess boat Shadin, tho Hawk,
and the Cape boats ElmirR and llRrbinger were the
starters The SaAdin held the lead until milo to
leewad of the outer mark when she passed BY tho
Shark which got iuks. The Hawk third. and the
Saracen fourth The Cape boats were badly beaten to
windwArd. Tho Thelma showed poorly, and was
beaten by the Helen and the Ventura 10 windwRrd by
live minutes The SRlhdin outrRn the shark home
and crossed the line ahead OF the whole lcet The
Hawk sailed good race and looks though she was
going to the fAB est Of the Burgess thrtieh
II agreed between the owners that the last race
should not 10 on record so no oicAl time was taken.
Gen Paine followed tho racers OIL the Volunteer, his
first trip this spring. The flagship soafoN, Commodore
Tucker also took her maiden trip OF the season
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Games To-day.

AMERICAN ASSocILrtoH
Brooklyn VS.. st. Louis at RidRewood
Rochester Va Louisville at Rochester.
Syracuse ". ToetO. at Syracuse.
Columbus vs. Athletics at Columbia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City Va Hartford at Erastina.
Newark vs.. Wilmington at Newark.
OTHER GANES.
Cuban Giants vs.. Montgomery. at Long Island Park
Greenpoint Athletics vs. orchards at Atlantic PARK
Senators Va. Gorhans ~ Recreation ParE
LeOntines VS.. Aaroons, at Recreation Park
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The CIaremont Tennis Club.

Tho ClArsmont Tennis Club OF fremont in the Tween.
ty fourth ward has enlarged its membership and its
grounds considerably this Its grounds arc stu
Gted in ClAremont Park. This tho old ZabrowSki 10
estate recently tAkenby tho city for park purposeA
Tho club has laid two dirt eourA and has several
turf Tho members have been playing aimee the
middle OF May and will soon hold series OF msmbeTs
smith, PRESIDENT Fred Pnomm, Secretary Arthur A.
stouEhton, Treasurer, Charles Bradbury Robert HAmil
ton. O. q, Aore Vim, Bush. II. Nesbitt aud Misses
budelmAn, Gleason, spLAEue, stoughton, Abel aud
tAgue.
Monitor Park. WSshAwken Anertons VS. olympirs
OF ManhAttAnville Admission lac. r. NJ: 42d e.
old feTry.-Adr
Bata bali FraFtna : |. Wild West grounds cham.
pionsllp jersey city vs. Hartford To-day, NJ.
Ar
See the champion St. Lou browns vs. BROOKLYN at
Ridge ood thiSfafternOOn Admission - cents-Adp
|
Ten thousand base balls recovered at Ryan 1 Co.'S
9Th AV. and l+7th Bt-Adp.
ySE SDOrt IN " ttS variSg EsaS 0sasS eOS JsASAG~
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Earned runs-New Haven. 4. Two base hit|Lynch
Home runs-NcKee. Ialy. First base on eals.honora
First erTorsNSw Haven 3 Jersey p CITY, 2
Struck out-Gillfand, Lang: Eeay, MURPHY Stolen
bases-McKee, McGucken, Roussey, Murphy fasea
balls-Murphy, l. nohord. !. Timo-l:4O. Umpire
James Kelly AttendAnce-2,ooo
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Doube PlayslschslbecE WeIdsh AIEoId md Wer.
ballS-McLAughin, McQuery o. Tebeal. ,swArtwood
wsrden Scheibscf sage Rit by pitched eSii-Nichol
swArtwood. scheibeck, Alyord Passed ball-O R0urkS
Wild pitch-SulliVan. Time-l45 Umpire-ToOle
Attendance-02a
ATHLETIC, 81 COLUhBus,2
COLUHHUA May 3i.-The third game of the present
Columbus Athletic series wAsA bitterly fought contest
The
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BROOKLYN IN. L., 7; CHICAGO IN. ~, 4.

Cant. Arson and his colts bid good by to the
Brooklyn cranks YESTERDAY. not to return until
Chicagoans how he had won two out OF the
four games played at Washington Park. The
Brooklyns, by winning, yesterdays game. came
out even with the ChcagoS in the series
Just closed. 1t was not their strongest team
that played. as Burns and Corkhill are laid
fill their places. Tho visitors gained the lead
In the first inning. but the Brooklyns got in
game while the ChicaGos we're drawing blanks
Foutz had two errors which We're rather ex-
cusable. owing to sore finger The errors
had much to do in The matter of runs. The
attendance was 2.O@2, and the crowd gave
Ansou his usual cheer when he stepped to the
plate. The Latter's hitting was the feature Of
The game The Score:
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Tho seawauhaLaa open the season.

blue flag, with "SeRwHnhAkA" in white letters on
II, in company with rcd, white, and blue prnnant,
Heated la2ily from the flagstaff on the SrawRnhaka
boat Clubs hOIfe at She foot OF south Tenth street
brooklyn, estcrda' II indica'eI ne formal opening
o. tie cluO Nuus" iT the SEASON. Inside aud rouped
about on Inc rr.uIt tho members rat and chat oil
until the days TN began.
There host OF boxing wrsStling AMI other tai
ent about AMI tho boys made the rafters ring with
cheers for the success OF tho club There ALSO lots
OF satAbles ami Not goods on hand Tho committee
HedgeG r FiskSfty ana o. Knaph me th'rioSnth
annual and regatta Wl take place 81 Oriental
2IOVS on JpAS "A
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Earned runs-New York. q; Cincinnati. l. First baes
BY errors,New York | Cincinnati, Left on bases.
New York. 8: Cincinnati 5. First base on bas-0f
Sharrott 5 of Dnryeu, !. struck out-By sharrot !;
by Duryea, s. Twonase hits-BeArd, ksterbrook 2L
Burkett; Sacrifice hus-Clarke Burhett RusIe, Shar-
rott Holiday. Board, knight Stolen bases-Tiernan,
Burkett Nicol MARI Double play Clarke Buckley.
and EsterHrook Wild pitchesIshaTro.t pnryee.
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&portsmaa's Goods.

GO TO THE uniform department OF SpaldinK
Bro. and see the beautiful goo IN serRes and innelS
for Tennis aud outing These made to order
on the premises short notice in the latest aud most
approved Elyla, and Al very reasonable prices When
preparing for your summer outing don't fail 10 i'm
prove the unusual ADVANTAGE offered By A. g. ePALD-
ING Bros 2tl and 2SS Broadway.
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HlnrYoRp May Sl-The game to day was . pretty
one up TO the sixth inning. The scores

Earned runs-Hartford, J.; Baltimore !; Two base
walsh Toynssnd stolen bf PUM,r R %ass
FIRST base on bAlls-By Stab .: by O'RourkS flrst
base orrors-Hartford l: Baltimore. srMck ouC
5; Baltimore, 8. Double pAy5Werriok Mack ana anu
pireS-valentine, WinkelmAn. and Tate Tme-l:5o
NKw HAVEN. 3: JERSEY CITY, !.
EEv HAVEN May Sl.-Tho Jersey Citys made their
anna In this The score:
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Chicago ......- .................O I ! I -
Earned runs-Chicngo, 4; Philadelphia Twobase
MIIIgan Rven, 0Neili ffeGor sacrihce hitsNo'Neill
BGktiau. Cross Sanders. Cunningham. Basee stolen
Latham, Duffy C2), COmlskey, Bastan. Double plays
Mulvoy. MilIigan ant Mailman; Shindle, and Aulyey.
Duffy and Latham; Farrell and ffeifer Left on bases
-Philadelphia II: Chicago g Struck out-Hallman.
MiliRan, Cross Wood C First base balls Griffin C2)
Mailman, Milligan Farrar Duffy ~. Farrell: Baldwin
Hit ty pitched ball-Milligan Farrar. Wild pitches
BALDWIN Tme-2 hours. umpires-Barnes and CAT.
ney. "
Bosfos May 3l.-The Bostons played very yellow"
fielding game day but thoy bated furtousy and
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Earned runB-Hnrvhrd, T. HOME fnn-Dehn Three.
base hits-Linn Rowland. stolen bases-Dean ~.
Rowland, Award 90. rockingham, Downer. Upton,
Calhoun t2l Mcbride Cushing McClintock (2l FirHt
base balls-By Downsr. 4 by stagg First base on
Wild ptches-Downer /; Stacy. 3. Struck 6ut-By
Downer. .; by STACY, 5 Double piays-Downer. Al.
ward and Upton; Gushing and Poole; McClnt took and
Poole. Umpires-Bond and QUINN Time-323.
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SPORTS ON THE BALL FIELD.
VICTORY AND DEFEAT ron NEW FORK
AND THE SAME FOR BROOKLYN


AND THE SAME FOR BROOKLYN
Herd HittinG at BrotherhOod Parh-Meet-
lag OF Players League Magnates-
Harvard Beats Yalo-OtheF Games.
The result Of the games yesterday In the four
big Leagues was as follows:
THE NATIONAL LHAouR
Cincinnati. IL; New York. 8.
Brooklyn. 2: Chicago, 4
Pittsburgh 8; Boston. 8.
Philadelphia, 9; Cleveland, g.
FHE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New York. 20; Pittsburgh, 8.
Cleveland. 8; Brooklyn. a
Chicago. 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston, II; Buffalo, 8.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Louis, 8; Brooklyn, 1.
Rochester. 4; Louisville. 1.
Toledo, 8: Syracuse, 4.
Athletic. 8; Columbus q
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
New haven. s: Jersey City, 1.
Newark. Z; Wilmington, 8.
Baltimore, z; Hartford 8.
Worcester, 4; Washington, l.
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Earned runs-Brooklyn, l. St Louis 3. First base on
errors-Brookyn 3; ST Louis, . Left on bases-Brook.
lynn 5: st, Louis, Three base hit-Aungan TW base
hits-SimOn Earle. SWEETS. Stolen bases-IaIIy, Fuller
Mccarthy RoScman o., Gittinger Earle. Sacrifice
Sweeney. Daily Mattimore o. OBrien, Petz, Ger.
hardt Siefke - Toy, StiVetts First base on bals-Oh
Narmore !; Oh stivettA 2. Hit by pitcher-Roseman.
Wild pitch-Mattimoro Umpire-Barnum. Time-l 80.
ROCHESTER,, Il LOUISVILLE ].
RocUYSrtR May 3l-Tho drst really warm day Of tho
eason brought out 1000 persons to the game.
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Earned runs-PittSburgh, 9; Boston, z Three base
Baker Donovan: MeG.rr Ss) Erode stSs Sno bases.
ael Tucker, BrodS Bennett t2) Smith. Prst base on
srrors1rtisbuTgh BGfto Rr:, his by RitSherIBnL
Donovan, bennett Garrison. Wild pitoh-JonSs, Um
plres-PowerS and zAehArtAA rime-l'+a Attend
ancc-l,TI
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broOhIlU' u y " u " -
Earned runs-chicago Brooklyn, = First base on
errorS-rhicggp q; Brooklyn, l. First base on balls
Ghc9go 4 Brooklyn. I.eft on nnscs.EI,hicaSo. Q;
base hi-Cons TwObaso -'oughlin, Collins
Stolen bases-CoIlinS Terry. Caruthers DAILY, Cooney
Cooney; smith, Collins, and fontz; Loyeit Collins,
Smith and FoutE Sacrifice hit-Smih. Wild pitches
ColGh,In Il LoVett. 4 Passed bails-NaRe, 8. Umpire
-McQuaid. TiHe-l:54. Attendance, 2,OS2.
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bufaio. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o 0 O.
Earned runs Boston, 9; Buffalo 2 Twobase hits
stovey Murphy, Quinn: Madden. Three base ht-Nash.
Home runs -stovey Clark Stolen base-Richardson.
j. Irwin Sacrifice hts-Sash, Murphy. Kelly. Madden,
}. Irwin t2l Beecher First base on bas-By Madden,
.: by Haddock 8. First base errors-BunAo. q
Struck out-Brown Nash. Wise Double plAy-Beecher
and Mack. Passed ball-Mack. Hit by pitched ball
Murphy. Time-l:50
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At Dexter PArk-BriEhton A, O., 20i Rivals. Q.
At Mount ysrnon-Aount Vernon AthloEicS 7; Yer
mons Of Brooklyn. 2.
AZ Hudson-MetropolitanL II; HudSonG a.
Az Port Jerns-PoTt Jervis II Lees of BrOoklyn,4
Al Y0nker-Y NJ. O. A. AthleuCs ~: GlenWood, 3.
Al EeWArk-StaT Athletics -; o. n. T. RedL =,
Al Engie" ood-EDgewood Field Club /; Crescent
Athletic club $.
A Bly9nnt-Rayonno Rowing aud Athletic Assoeia.
tiuu 70; WuthrOps,
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"BrooEiyn d Cleveland, E First Sase on balls
on Murphy, 4; of Blakey. z First base on errors
Sacrifice hits-Murphy Twitcheli C2 DeehAnty Struck
out BY Murphy, 8; by Blakley Three base ht-Kad
ford Two base hits-Orr e., Daily browning, Larkin
Double playR-Ioyce and Orr Browning and Snyder
Stolen basO-Radford Cmpires-knight and Jones'
Time-l3S AttendRnce-l,O5a
CHICAGO e. l-), S; PHILADELPHIA r. Ll 4.
PHrLApELrHIA May 9l.-The Chicago (P. L. Club won
4. ,la.
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SHINING eolnan late Of Norvalk he changed his mint
about coming, and Baston stl locking for anothe
catcher.
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ssulivan out for running out Of line
ssEArk ;:,..........".".".oS I 9oS0o-5
Earned runa-NeWArk, 8 Two.base hts-ManselL
Corcorsn. ThreebAse hits-Fieds CooEan Sacrifice
hits-Johuso smith az Aansell GaliRan. Stolen
balS-of Miller, I; OF Aacs on stein Struck , out
ton l. Left on bAses-NewArk, &; wilmington, T. Wild
pitches-Mace, Miller. Passed ball-Chds Tlmo-l;+3.
Umpire Corcoran.
woRcrsrER, 4; WARRINGTON. l.
wourrsTrR Nav 9i-The attendance to-day was els
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totals .......s sg720 Totals ........ 3 i2a4I4 2

Earned runs-PhiLadelphia !: Cleveland. /. TWO
tn"5H rss Snss hitRuEss ssertsn. s Ss
hcCAuIey Davis Ardnsr Bases stoIen,,Burke, Nc.
and McCsuley, Loft on Philadelphia. 9: cIsve
base on errors-PhilRdelphia, l. Cleveland, g. First
base on bals-Burke, Myers Clements, Allen. ysSch
Gleason. :. Passed bas-Zimmer. Time-lJO. I'm
pire-AcDermott
PITTSBURGH tN. ~ Q; sosroz II. LIB
Tho Pttsburghs put scrub nine IN tho field to day
and defeated Boston with John ClarkSon in the boz
he
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Rarned run-ROche8ter. TWo.bAEo hlfB-GreenWoOd.
Tayior sacrifice ihit-Grifin Frat base balls on
strattop / Stolen OaseB-Schefier, Greenwood. Tom.
ney First base on errors-Lyons Greenwood, RAY.
mond. stratlon. Hit by pitched bah-shinnick struck
EeoRh /; Ryan l. Time 1915 Umpire-Doeschor.
TOLEDO, o; SYRACUSE
axRAcrSK Nav 3l-Pitoher Sullivan, last year with
the LoWes was In the box for the nrst time for syria
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yT 4; WASHINGTON. l
woHuEsrER, May 3l-Ihe attendance today was 80
wilson batted in all the Worcester runs The score;


Earned runs-Worcester, 81 WabhinHton, TWobhAe
hit-Cudworth Home run;-wtlson Sacr,noe hl,s-
stNz whistler Jordan Boden First bSse on oG vs.,
base on errurs-waahngton 3 Struck out.Mi,soh'
Bird, Maoney, whistler, Nichols Wild pitch-Stanoru
Tmo-lSu Umpire-Mahoney.
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E \, ;.S TS55 f3SSSSSi33

PIttsburRh ..........I.... ,,.,O I U U
Earned runs-Now York Is: Pittsburgh o. FIRST base
by errors-New York 8; Pittsburgh 5. Left on bases
New York. q; Pittsburgh Z First base on balls-on
runs-Gore Ewing l2,, Conner, Thrss base hitnRich.
ardson Two base ht-Robnsun. Sacrifice hlth-Brown,
O'Rourke. Stolen bases-B wing Carroll (2L Double
plAys-Koefe, Ewing and Connor: whitney Richard
Robinson and Beokley. Passed bals-EwinG !. I'm.
pirea-Ferguson and Holbert Time-2;2o' Attendance
-i97p,
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CLEVELAND tp. 1.). 8; BRooKLrN IN. IL. Q.

The Cleveland Up. L. team Put up an article
OF ball on the Eastern Park grounds yesterday
when they met the Brooklyn Club that deserves
considerable praise, and they pulled a victory
out OF the fire In the tenth inning by the use Of
their sticks Just at the proper time The CON-
test was the finest seen on the homo grounds
this season. and the excitement in the ninth
inning among the 1865 spectators ran very
high.
Dagger. and got to third on Murphy's out.
tren sent a fly to Radford. Murphy disposed
OF Blakley and Stricken, but Radford proved
the Jonah. and he was sen, to first on balls.
browning and Larkin -wete equal to the
emergency for they lined the ball out safely
winning run. Brilliant plays were numerous.
The RCOro:
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Monitor Park. WsshAWken Anertons VS. olympics
OF ManhAttAnyille. Admission lac. r. NJ; 42d st,
old
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To-day's contest between the NewArks and Whining
tons v a. exciting throughout The Bcoroi
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. Ten thousand base balls recovered at Ryan Cos
9Th Ay. and IS7th Bt-Adp
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See the champion ST. Lou 3 Browns vs. BROOKLYN at
Ridgewood, thiStafternOon. Admission - cents-Adr
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14
Mir. JOHN SLATER.

Mr.. John Slater gave exhibitions
of mind-reading at the Opera House
last night. This was the gentle
mans first public appearance here,
but did not draw full house.
Judging from general talk the
seancc WAS satisfactory TO some and
disappointing to others. Mr.. Slater
PAGES TO and fro on the stage, and
while doing so singles out individu-
ais from the audience, and without
calling them up attempts to give an
outline OF their characteristics, en-
pcriences, etc. lie has a clear voice
and rapid utterancc. He seemed 10
hit the truth in most cases last
night, but in others was said to fail.
He will give another exhibition next
Friday night, in the same place, at
reduced prices.
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PASSENGERS.

For Lahaina, KOhaln and llilo per
stlnr Kinau. May lj-Col G W Macfar
lane, Mr. Fowler, Thos X Walker. : j
Rose. Mrs W Y Itorner, Mr. Decoto and
wife. Misses Iiorncr CT, W Il Wood. +
i Boundcgcr. " i Tnrm. l.athrop.
- G0odac. y + " ellis. . 4 stevens,
Mrs Vischcr, Mrs kanchaku, Theo Wolf.
Mrs Ralph, Miss Ralph. Miss Rose, Miss
Bradley, Geo tritch aud wife. and -
deck.
For HamaSua per stmr Hawaii, May
Id Dyer and wife, and A Moore and
Wife.
For Kauai per stmr Mikahala May l6
H & Bolton, DR. Anderson. Mrs Mack
intosh, Mr. smith. : W Wilcox, Mrs
Mnioho. Mrs keelan. Chinese, and 90
deck.
For Hamakua, per stmr lwalanl. May
LIZ 4 Schacfcr, J kahale and W Bur
lowitz.
From Hamakua per stmr rclc. May
H. Hon J. !scnberg.
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EnsEIGn VESSELS EXPECTED.

\ f Charleston. Commodore Brown,
from San Francisco due May y
Bk Alex Mcneil. Friis, from San Fran
cisco due May 8
Bkt j A Falkcnburg, from Peru, Gor
Kahnui) due May
By ship Blengilcld sailed from Liver
pool APR *. due Aug ~
Schr Alcaldc. from Port Ludlow, due
Bk Ataiauta. from Puget Sound. due
May 10
Bkt q & Perkins. from Peru, due May
Ger blk Adonis from Bremen
Ger blk Faust, from New York
Bk Uncle John, from Newcastle, due
May 10
Schr Golden Shore, from Sydney, due
May n
X NJ 5 5 Alameda. Morse, from the
Colonies, due May 81
Uaw blk Andrew Wclch, Marston, from
San Francisco, due May IL
Bkt Discovery, Mcneil, from San Fran
cisco, due May IA
Am bkt Irmgard. A ii Paul, from San
Francisco, due May 81
Bkt Mary Winkelman, from San Fran
cisco, due May II
Bkt Planter, Dow, from san Francisco,
due May III
Bgt w G Irwin, McCulloch. from San
Francisco, (for Kahului) due May 81
II = NJ S Acorn. from Esquimalt &,
due May u
Br ship Borowdalc from Liverpool,
due May 7
Br biz Birkcr from London, sailed Apr
10, due Aug %
Schr j G. North from san Francisco, Zen
route for Mahukona) due June
Am brwt Lurlinc, MatsOn, from san
Francisco, due June
Jap 5 : HamashIro Maru, Young, from
Yokohama due May II
RIM IS ) Zealandia, from san Francisco
en- route to the Colonies due June I
RMSS Alameda from the Colonies en-
route to san Francisco due May 81
Haw 5 ) Australia from san Francisco
due MAY 80
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PDGT.

II III s Champion. st Clair, from Hawaii
L S : Nipsic, McCnr'ey. from Samoa
Am i-masted schr Robert Levers, ID W
Z Penhalluw. from Port Towns
send
Am bk Title Baker. Carter, from
Honghong
Am TERN Reporter. Dreycr. from Eureka
Am bkt & Funk, A & Chaser, from
Newcastle
An bkt kliEitat, r ID Cutter, from Port
Townsend
Am biz Colusa, Backus, from Newcastle,
y SW
Am -masted schr Il X Wood. n G Lar
sen. from Newcastle. y W
Am tern Eva. . Wikmun, from Eu-
rCka. Cal
Am tern Vcsla, Friedcrberg. from Port
Blakely
Am miss packet Morning Star. & +
Garland, from South Sea Islands
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Special services at the y. NJ. c.
A. hall, at 1880.
Services Mt st. Andrews Cathc-
dral, Mt 1880.
Drill Co. c, Honolulu Rifles,
at 1880.
Oahu Lodge No. |, X. of p, at
1870.
Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. Of j., at
1880.
Meeting Myrtle Boat Club, at
1880.
Masquerade Ball, at 3 80.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Heaani Boat Club, at their club
house at Z 80 o'clock.
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built man, with slight stoop Of the
head often seen in diligcnt men Of
business. He looks like II solid ,nan
of affairs, has strong Roman feat
nres. neatly cropped thick chin
whiskcrs, and shows the lines OF
fifty years or so in his face, As well
as the hand of time in his dark hair.
Mills is constantly whispering sug-
gesti0ns to his counsel. and in every
way gives the impression OF 4
shrewd business man.
lIilo, May IL, 1890.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14

THE opium case, which has been
occupying tie attention ri the Police
Court for few days past, came to 4
focus yesterday afternoon and two
persons were sentenced to imprison-
ment, and to pay fine. Thomas
Dunlap was sentenced to imprison-
ment Mt hard labor Tor two years and
to pay fine OF $500; Thos. Tilday
to Imprisonment at hard labor for
one year and to pay II fine OF $3.50.
Both have appealed to the Supreme
Court. Jas. Brophy was found not
guilty and discharged. The case of
Imhon and O'Sullivan has been re-
msnded till the 10Th inst.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14
Sn;pplnE NOTES.

The 4-mastcd schooner Robert Lew
rrs will leave for san Francisco about
the early part of next week.
The barkentincs lrmgard and Planter
ana the bark Andrew Welch may he
looked for 90 arrive tomorrow from San
Francisco.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14
MASQUERADE BALL.

A GRAND Masquerade Ball will take
~ place on WEDNESDAY. the nth
May, 1890, at the Honolulu Rife, Ar
mory, Bcrc,ania street, the proceeds To
be given to the Portuguese Ladies Cha
ritable Association. Tickets of admiS-
sion Sl.00. Tickets may be had nj lia-
waiian News Co., nolliSter II Co., Ben
son, Smith n Co, T. G.. Thrum, G. j.
Mccarthy and II. j. Nurc. 500 To
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14
MEETING NOTICE.

TIIE regular monthly meeting OF The
/ Myrtle Boat Club will be held
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, ai 80
O'Clock sharp, at the Club house. All
members ARE requested Ia he present rs
business of Importance will come before
the meeting. q. X. WILDER.
5ji 1t Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14

CAPTAIN ST. Clair, oil the Cham
pion, very generously offered the a..
ssiancs OF his men ut the fire on
Saturday night. The Fire Depart
ment was able, however, to master
the flames without outside help. The
thanks OF the department and OF the
community are none the less due to
The Captain for his thoughtful offer
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14
WANTED

I FIRST CLASS Carriage Wood
i worker and | Carriage Jobbing
smith NJ the Honolulu Carriage Fac
tory, l2s Fort street. Must be steady,
sober men. Reasonable Wages will be
paid. G. WEST,
tcc Nv PROPRIETOR.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14

THE masquerade ball tonight pro-
misses to he great success, Judging
from the number OF tickets sold
There are fonr prizes 10 be given
away 10 the best or most orig inally
got up--;wo for ladies and two for
men--pri2es valued mt from 50 TO
$50. Iho prizes are on exhibition at
Michman's. FORT street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-14

\ TELEPHONE message from koo-
lau ct y O'Clock this afternoon states
Everything quiet and ordcry--no
Representation proceeding smooth
ly-ljS votes cnst-supposed to be
80 for Kuu!ukou and l2O Tor Bush.
Bush considered certain OF election
by large majority.