The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-19
MARRIED.

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JARRETT RUMPHRIE - In Honolulu
August Is. 1891, at It Andrews Cath
| edral, by the Rev. Alex. Mackinto. h
Mr.. Paul Jarrett to Miss Kealo Hum
phries.
DIED.
CATE-At Castine, Maine, August 8,
| 1891, Yrs. Jane K. Cate. mother of
Mrs S. b. Dole.
LYCNN-At Los Angeles. California,
July 2S, 1891, Mis-. Edward Lycan.
aged 81 years.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS. :
LETTER for rs" at this Office.
The steamship City of Peking has
not been signalled yet.
THE band will discourse music at
thomas Square this evening.
NIGHTLY easy showers indicate an
end approaching to the long drought.
MEssRs. Egan & Gum will open
their new store in Brewers block to-
morrow.
If "a l.. B." has not got what he
advertised for, will he please leave
name and address at this office?
The new engine of Honolulu En-
CINE Co. was on the streets yesterday
With the span Of bays.
A GRAND luau and excursion will be
On the tapis on Saturday next. The
luau is under the supervision Of the
kapu Bros.
WORK has been begun in the cree
ton of lanai in Palace Yard, for the
luau to be given on the Queens Birth
day, September 2.
Mr.. JAS. f. MORGAN will hold an
auction sale Of furniture at the house
OF Mr.. Robt. Gray, Nuuanu street, to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
GREAT preparations are being made
for the masquerade ball which comes
OIL next Friday evening, at the Arm
Dry, Beretan MIA street.
QUITE n number of ladies and gem
tlemen took advantage of the bright
moonlight last evening and went out
sea-bathing at Waikiki.
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SEALED tenders fer the erection of
| an iron fence around the Palace
grounds will close at the office of the
Minister of Interior tomorrow at
noon.
THE San Francisco Chronicle is
authority for the statement that the
U. S. s. Charleston has steamed IT,
600 miles since she has been in COM
mission.
AN alteration occurred this morn
ing between two Portuguese, with the
result of an exhibition of fsticuffs
and the landing of the aggressor in
the calaboose.
Mr.. II. j. AGNEw's Hawaiian bred
stallion Boswell, Jr, was defeated in
pacing race, on the Bay District
track, California, lately, in three
straight heats. Boswell carried 80
pounds overweight.
The lease of remnants of Govern
ment lands in South Kona, Hawaii,
was sold at auction by Chief Clerk
Hassinger to-day, Mr.. J. M. Monsar-
rat being the buyer for the upset
price of $50 per annum.
The case of Moanauli VS.. Manaku
is to be re-opened before the Supreme
Court ON Friday, on account Of the
discovery of deed executed by the
late Moanauli, which may put new
complexion on the case.
AT the Y. M. G. A. hall, on Thurs
day next, at 7 80 O'Clock, Rev. VIM
Gulick will give "Talk on Spain"
MIR. Gulick has spent many years in
that country and will undoubtedly
deliver an interesting lecture. All
are cordially invited
A SAN Francisco paper says the
steamer Thetis has been selected by
the Navy Department to make sur
vey for the proposed submarine cable
between San Francisco and Honolulu.
The Ranger was first selected for the
work, but owing to her unserviceable
condition she has been relieved.
The store of Mr.. N. ). Sachs was
flooded with water last night and
great damage done to goods. En-
ployees of Mrs. A. NJ. Mellis in the
upper story had turned a faucet when
there was no water and left it open.
When the water came after all had
gone home, the flooding of both floors
was the disastrous consequence.