The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

j. f. MORGAN will hold cash sale
tomorrow.
The band played at Emma Square
yesterday evening.
THE s. =. Hambosi will sail this
evening al o'clock
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TIE infant son of Joseph Tinker
died yesterday afternoon.
The Honolulu Either Club will
meet for practice this evening.
H. Horn will not be responsible
for any debts without his sanction.
THE Board of Trustees of the
Queens Hospital will meet to-mor-
row.
j. STuPPLEBEEN has been appointed
inspector of kerosene oil for the dis
trict OF Hilo.
ii. F. WIcHMAN the jeweler has
something in this issue which should
be read by all.
THE Sons of st. George have
changed their meeting night to Mon
day of every week.
The u. S. :. Adams has been COM
missioned at Mare Island and will be
assigned to the Pacific station.
Mr.. L. b. Thomas, contractor, has
begun clearing the ground for the
erection OF the BULLETIN building on
Merchant street.
The meeting to express sympathy
for General Armstrong and his work
will be held in Kawaiahao church at
Z 80 this evening.
MISS G.. Sampson, n relative of Cap
tain w. L. Sampson of the u. s. f S.
San Francisco, and two lady friends
were passengers on the s. ). Belgic
for Honolulu.
A FULL Attendance of the members
of the Kapiolani Maternity Home
Society is requested at meeting to
be held at Honuakaha tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
The barkentine 5. N. Castle brought
thirteen passengers from San Fran
cisco this morning. An unlucky
number, but only long passage to
show for it, Captain Hubbard.
A RUNAWAY occurred Yesterday on
King street. The horse was caught
by young man, not Frank Ferreira
this time, who returned the vehicle to
the owner and was awarded "a so.
THE steamer Majestic has made the
fastest time on record across the At
lantic. She steamed 1855 miles at an
average of 2O.4l knots an hour. Her
time was days Is hours and "a
minutes.
ALMOST all the passengers by the s
S. Oceanic from Honolulu yesterday
| evening were Portuguese. They got
left by the S. s. Australia and took
the next chance to clear out Of the
country.
A PICTURE of the "Sugar Baron OF
$685." appears in the Hawaiian News
Co.'s window to-day. He shows a
tattered and torn appearance and q
weary look, as if he had just pa rtak
en- of an oyster cocktail.
The barkentine S. N. Castle arrived
this morning, three days later thar
the brigantine w. G. Irwin. Captain
Hubbard reports the same as the Ir
win-his delay was not only owing t.
calms but "more of it,"
A CEMENTED grave for the late Bish
op of Olba is being made at the foot Of
the large cross in the Catholic GENE
terry. As soon as finished the body
will be removed from the receiving
mausoleum and inferred there.
A GENTLEMAN who came over the
Pail yesterday speaks in high praise
of the work done on the road by Mr.
Smythe, since he was given charge o
the repairs two or three weeks ago
Where the landslide took place tn,
first of February one can now almos
cross on the old road in brake.
"A OEhMhN pay, iuc cWoid vi
Damocles," will be given by the
modern languages class of Oahu Col
lege at that institution this evening
There will be music by Miss Dale ant
others. Tickets at 80 cents can b,
obtained at Thrum's bookstore. The
entertainment will open at 8 o'clock
A car will leave the college gate fol
town at 10 10 o'clock.
THERE vas a select private billiard
exhibition at the Brunswick Parlor,
last night, by Mr.. Ben. f. Saylor, the
California expert. Among the inter
ested spectators were Admiral Brown
His Elk. Sam. Parker, Hons. VIM. G
Irwin, W. j. Smith, JOS. Marsden ant
Geo. N. Wilcox. Besides fancy shot
by Mr.. Saylor, he played balk lin
game with Mr.. Parker, in which tn,
Premier made quite a showing o
skill.
The whole of the banco session o
the Supreme Court to-day was ocCu
pied in the case of the Hawaiian
al 4, Al