The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-22

L ub ldUlOuS opium CttSb has again
been remanded for one month.
Purser j. B. Sutton has the thanks
of the BULLETIN for news favors.
Several human skulls were un-
earthed on Fort street yesterday.
Mrs. E. S. Cunha is passenger
by the S. S. Alameda from a visit to
friends in the States.
Mr.. f. A. Schaefer, Consul for
Italy, wife and family returned by
the Alameda to-day.
Several native Hawaiians returned
from the Mormon Settlement in
Utah by the Alameda to-day.
Prof w. D. Alexander returned
from Port Townsend, via San Fran
cisco, by the Alameda to-day.
Commander w. H. Whiting ar
rived on the S. S. Alameda to relieve
Lieut.. Commander Rich of the U. S.
S. Alliance.
Kaala and her companion will not
offend the most fastidious taste in
the matter of dress. Be sure and
see her at the Opera House this
evening.
A special service for children and
young people will be held at the Y.
NJ. G. A. Hall tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock, conducted by Mr. Theo
H. Davies.
The U. S. Cruiser Charleston met
with an accident in San Diego by
striking on sunken rock She had
her propeller blades bent and sides
badly scored.
The S. S. Alameda's sailing from
San Francisco was delayed from
Friday to Saturday afternoon on
account of the delay of arrival of
the English mails.
j. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale on Monday at his salesroom of
plantation stock, consisting of fifty
eight and half shares Waihee
Sugar Co.'S stock.
By the Alameda $1,000 pineapple
plants arrived for the Woodlawn
Fruit Co. and $4,000 for the Pearl
City Fruit Co. Ten cases of plants
also came by the Mariposa from the
Colonies.
The captain and officers of the U.
S. cruiser San Francisco gave an "at
home" on board that vessel on Dc
Der 9th, in honor of the merchants
of the city who presented the cruiser
with silver service set when she
was launched.
Sir Roderick W. Cameron is q
through passenger on the S. S. Ala
media for the Colonies. Sir Rodericl
is president of the Worlds Fair
Commission for New South Wales
He is accompanied by his son, Dun
can Even Cameron.
Mr.. L. HI. Davies arrived on the S
S. Alameda to-day on short visit
He was hailed by the leading part
ners in his house, Messrs. T. r
Walker and F. M. Swanzy, who tool
a boat to meet the steamer in TIL,
harbor. Mr.. Davies looks well.
Mascot, driven by Billy Andrews
paced the first heat in free-for-al
race at Terre Haute, Ind, on Sept
!, %, in 2;04, lowering the pacing re
cord from 2:O54, and equaling Name.
Hanks trotting record made the da
J before on the same track. Wonder
, will never cease.
,, A Raymond excursion party vii
r leave San Francisco on the steame
: Australia on March 18th, and renal
:, in the islands five weeks. Mr.. j. .
! Williams has received particulars c
e the projected excursion from MI
Henry G. Lyon, the popular cor
/, ductor of many previous visitin
l parties.
l Master Roe met with rattle
serious accident yesterday on Ber'
tania street near Thomas Square. II
was playing on the street when
q buggy came along. The driver W;
II unable to bring the horse to a sto
in time to avert knocking down tl
!" lad. A wheel passed over him and
n cash was made over his eye. I'll
boy was picked up and taken to
doctor, after whose attention he
improving.
The Paradise of the Pacific was j
> sued in time for this weeks mail
v, San Francisco. In recognition
D. the birthday just passed by HI
Royal Highness, portrait of Pr
cess Kaiulani decorates the fir
o. page. On the inside pages facir
: each other are pictures of the Bisho
mansion and an oldtime grass hou
of royalty. The pictures are all be
n ter printed than formerly. A goo
" variety of items and articles for
G. the reading matter.
The mandamus against the Cole
: tor-General of Customs sued out
w. G. Peacock q Co. was heard /
fore the full bench to-day. 1t W
m to compel the delivery of goods frC
S, the Custom House warehouse. /
"a livery was refused because t
at freight was not paid. The goo
u were imported in the bark j.
st GlaHa Whosa nant ain cfora1 Ia,