The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-26

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE Honolulu Arion expect to give
a picnic at Remond Grove soon.
THE exciting Portuguese case in the
Police Court has been postponed.
Mr.. William McGurn has been APP
pointed clerk to the Road Supervisor.
The party of alleged tourists who
have been rusticaling at Waiauae
lately have returned to town.
GEO. RICE, son of Captain Rice, is
one of the crew of the whaler james
Allen lying off and on outside.
CAPTAIN LEE Of the Sonoma is con-
fdent of victory in his footrace with
Captain Rice tomorrow evening.
THE S. S. Zealandla is still lying on
the mud flats at San Francisco, not
likely to be used at an early date.
THE U. S. S. San Francisco, Admiral
Browns ship, is about due from San
Diego. She may be along tomorrow
Two fine setter dogs arrived on the
bark Colusa to-day for Mr.. II. j. Nolte,
OF the Beaver Saloon. They are little
beauties.
A CASE of merchandise came by the
bark Edward May, from Boston, for
Mr.. Arthur Gems, who skipped a
short time ago.
THE importation of sugar from the
Hawaiian Islands into San Francisco
for the month OF January reached A.
136,029 pounds.
The Razzledazzle football team is
in daily practice for their match game
with the Punahou team, to take place
tomorrow week.
NOTWITHSTANDING the closeness of
the weather and times, the Salvation
Army still holds forth on Beretania
street at noon daily.
SEVERAL tons of plantation m ichin-
cry arrived on the bark Colusa this
morning for Col. u. S. Spalding of the
Kealia plantation, Kauai.
The Queen Dowager's charity luau,
which was to have taken place to-
morrow, has been postponed. The
luau will come off some time next
week.
ONE of the little twin daughters of
Mr.. c.. M. Cooke died to-day, from Ia
grippe. The store and lumber yard
of Levers & Cooke have been closed
in consequence.
THE barkentine 5. N. Castle and
brigantine w. G. Irwin, having left
San Francisco the same day, 18th inst,
will make good ocean race for this
port, both having crack records.
DIAMOND Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind, fresh northeast. Five
whalers off port-barks Jas. Allen,
NortherA Light. Bounding Billow,
brig Alexander, schooner Rosalia.
The new tireman's device in the
shape of hy,lrant suction lately i'm
ported, will De tried in connection
with Engine Co. No. Is engine on
Emma street tomorrow afternoon.
EVERY case in the Police Court this
morning was remanded, with the ex.
Ception of case of drunkenness
which was discharged, owing to the
low physical condition of the victim
The whalers Bounding Billow, Jas
Allen, two other banks and schooner
Rosalia are all cruising outside. II
was pretty sight to see them sailing
in each others wake and all lacking
at the same time.
THE unexpired lease and furniture
Of Waikiki Villa will be sold at public
auction, by j. F. Morgan, tomorrow
at noon. The lease of house and
lot adjoining the Villa will be disposed
of at the same time.
NAEA, an inmate of Lunalilo Home
for the past two or three months, has
been committed to the Insane Asy
lum, on the evidence of DR.. C. b
Wood that he was affected with de
mentis, probably caused by opium.
Mr.. LUCAS VERY LOW.
Mr.. Geo. Lucas, ST., is in very
critical condition this afternoon, anC
it is considered only matter of hours
when one of Hawaii's oldest residents
will have passed away.
JUDICIAL DECISIONS.
The Pactotus Case Decided In Favor