The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-04-21

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Paradise of the Pacific is out
to-day.
The o. go. S. S. Rio de Janeiro
IS due here today.
A society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals Is needed in Homo
lulu.
The Healani Boat Club moonlight
picnic takes place Friday evening,
April Oath.
It rains just enough in the even
ings 10 make q man lock ridiculous
carrying an umbrella.
Hypnctism what IS 1t. See a
story on the first page, which is
both interesting and startling.
DR. Lundy and family have moved
their place of residence TO the house
OF Geo. Howe on kinau street.
The Board Of Education asks for
tenders for building school houses
at Spreckelsville and Waimanalo.
The Honolulu Library is increas-
ing in the number of volumes
quite a number are added each
month.
The Cleaners are making prepare
tions to have another garden party.
It will be of the nature of May-day
festival
George Sidney Tyler, a native OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, aged q years,
died of consumption at Waikiki,
Sunday, 18th inst.
The merchants all over the bust
ness quarters are busy unpackiDg
and placing on the shelves large in
voices of new goods.
Several parties, holding promis-
sorry notes, orders, etc, of a man by
name Of Reinhardt, mourn his sud
den departure for parts unknown.
The Chinaman who committed
the murderous assault on the native
woman and her father some weeks
ago, has been placed in the prison
hospital.
a fairly large audience greeted
Mr. T. NJ English Tuesday evening
at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall. The lee.
turer gave an instructive and enter
tanning address about Rome.
MIR. Joe Shaw of the Hotel Stables
accomplished something Sunday
that perhaps has not been done be-
fore. He drove a fourth hand with
several tourists on board over the
Pail.
After the sailing of the Lottie
Carson tomorrow there will be 6,00C
cases of kerosene oil less in Homo
lulu. The oil has been condemned
as not coming up to the required
standard.
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont,
says that silver will not be the issue
in the next Presidential campaign.
There may be no popular election,
and if so, a Democrat is likely to
I'LL the chair.
A very curious fish, minus its tail
which evidently had been nipped
off by a larger fish, is to be seen in
a bottle of alcohol in Hollister &
Co.'s store. The fish was washed
aboard the steamer James Makee.
Miss N. Kelley, formerly milliner
at Sachs store, went to San Fran
cisco some time ago. Before return
ing she will be married to Mr.. j.
Ouderkirk, contractor in Honolulu.
They will reside on School street
after their return here.
Go to any American city where
street cars are run and you will find
that in nearly every case postmen
and policemen ride free of charge.
Lately an edict has gone forth here
that no policeman can ride, without
paying his nickel OF dime, on the
cars of Honolulu.
The unusually interesting speci-
mems of lava that have been in the
Office Of W. @. Irwin & Co. for some
time will be sent to Mr.. Twins resi-
dence at Waikiki. One of the speci-
mems would be an excellent one to
be sent to the worlds fair at Chicago
if it could be procured for that pur-
pose.
The masons are at work on the
corner stone" for the Central
Union Church. The stone is of the
same kind as the other building
blocks, but of so much finer grain
and less porous as to appear of an
aItoUafhar diffarpnf variety The