The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02

Hook & Ladder Co. will hold cleo
ton Of officers at the monthly meet
ing this evening.
THE u. S. S. Pensacola will leave
for Hawaii after the arrival of the U.
S. S. Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. King have the
BULLETINS thanks for II slice Of their
daughters wedding cake.
THERE is in town an element that |
has no regard whatever for the public
comfort, and his name is Mud.
QUITE brisk showers fell yesterday |
evening, interfering somewhat with
the concert at the Hawaiian Hotel.
The U. s. S. Albatross left this
morning at 10 30 O'Clock on further
survey of the intended line of cable.
MECHANIC Engine Co. No. 2 will
meet this evening for the purpose of
distributing certificates to the men,
bers.
The Hawaiian bark Lady Lampson
arrived in San Francisco Nov. 18th,
from Newcastle, N. 5. w., leaking
badly.
HONOLULU Engine Co. No. l will
meet in monthly session this even
ing-last regular rally before the
election.
AT 3:15 o'clock this afternoon the
Mutual telephone central reported
the U. S. S. Albatross surveying off
Koko Head
AT meeting of the Worlds Fair
Commission this afternoon the organ
ization committee presented an in
teresting report.
WORKMEN were engaged in the
Government building yard to-day
making needed improvements to its
horticultural aspects.
The campaign song can now be
heard through the phonograph. Mr..
Stoeckle's energy in securing local
songs is commendable.
JUDGE VIM. Foster resumed duties
as Police Justice to-day. Mr.. Foster
returned from Il protracted vacation
yesterday on the Australia.
DIAMOND Head station reports
through the Bell telephone: Thick
stormy weather outside. The Albat-
ross passed Koko Head at 80.
THE officers of H. B. M. S. Garnet
while at Hilo visited the Volcano.
Some of them footed the journey and
are now feeling quite weary and foot
sore.
THE U. S. S, Charleston was tele-
phoned off Waianae by the Mutual
telephone at noon to-day. A later
report says it was mistake and not
the Charleston.
IT is quite coincidence that the
three detectives who are supposed to
be after the Beaglers all have names
beginning with the letter Levy,
Lewis and Lawrence.
RICHARD Sharrat was committed to
the Insane Asylum this morning on
the evidence of DR.. G. B. Wood and
Deputy Marshal j. A. Mehrten who
testified to his irrational condition.
A LARGE cavern occurred on
Bethel street on Monday in front of
the Press office. 1t made such
cavernous opening in the street that
traffic on the street WAS delayed for
awhile.
THE funeral of His late Excellency
H. a. p Carter will take place next
Sunday. Government flags will be
placed at half-mast, but, in Difference
to the wishes Of relatives, the funeral
will be unofficial.
THE name OF the man drowned,
previously reported in this paper and
contradicted without foundation in
the Advertiser, has been learned to be
Kaluahine, who came from Maui on
A GENTLEMAN omitted in the Bull
LETIN's report of the yachting acct
dent on Pearl river was Captain Ward
of the barkentine Amelia. That gen
tleman had the tiller but was not ac-
countable for the disaster.
The buildings on the Bolster pro-
perty are being demolished. When
the land is once exposed it is bound
to attract the attention of real estate
men, and the sale on the 10Th inst.
will be an inter esting as well as i'm
portant event.
Mr.. A. Martin, a Portuguese barber
on King street, died Dec. 30. He was
buried yesterday evening by Santo
Antonio Society. The procession was
headed by the Royal Hawaiian Band
and the interment took place at the
Catholic Cemetery.
AN immense cocoanut tree on
Liliha street just above King street
was blown down Monday during the
gale. The tree had been standing
there many years and the incident
WAS q kind of surnrise tn kamooinoS