The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-12

phone Office is thickly infested with
the scale bug,
AT l.. j. Levey's sale of jewelry to-
morrow nothing will be reserved,
so that bargains are assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Bowler will
leave on the S. S. Australia on We'd
nesday for a short visit to the Coast.
The new device for loading and
discharging coal in course of con
struction at the o. II. ~ l.. Co.'S
landing is nearing completion.
The assumpsit suit of Moritz r.
Rose VS.. Mamie Rice is being heard
this afternoon, jury waived in the
Supreme Court before Judge Dole.
j. F. Morgan will hold sale of
jewelry at the store of j. Hubash
on Fort street, tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, by order of Mrs. Bat
chelor.
Lewis M. johnson, photographer,
charged with common nuisance, will
be tried tomorrow morning in the
Police Court. The defendant is out
on bail.
Rev. Thos. l.. Gulick of Makawao.
having exchanged pulpits with Rev,
DR.. Beckwith for four weeks, will
conduct services in Central Union
church during that time.
The Ahahui Mele Hawaii Noeau
had rehearsal of the "Crusaders"
at Kawaiahao Church this morning.
The second presentation of the can
tata will be given tomorrow evening.
There will be a sale of household
furniture at the salesroom of j. f.
Morgan at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Some law books belonging to the
late George E. Richardson will also
be sold at the time.
Judge Dole heard proof of claims
in the bankruptcy case of Tai 10y
to-day in the Supreme Court. Ten
creditors proved claims amounting
to 1898. w. r. Castle was appointed
assignee under bond.
Rev. j. A. Cruzan, formerly pastor
of Central Union Church of this
city, recently received a call to the
Third Congregational Church in st
Louis, which he declined. The cal
has been renewed, and Mr.. Cruzan
who is now in San Francisco, may
accept.
The steamship Gaelic will be due
at this port from Hongkong anc
Yokohama next Wednesday the It'll
en- route to San Francisco. TIL,
steamship Oceanic will bring thu
next mail from San Francisco, being
due here on the 23d inst. on her wa,
10 Japan ana Cnlnd.
Soy Young, Chinaman, who ha
been managing che ia bank OF
Beretania street for some months
will leave on the next steamer TO
China. Soy Young stated to an in
innate friend the other day that h
had made $4,000 in the time he ha
been managing che ia bank, and h
was satisfied.
John Brown, an old and respecte,
native, died at his residence at Ka
kaako, at 10 o'clock last night afte
a lingering illness. Brown was
hackman for many years and beini
a steady, industrious man, had &c
cumulated quite a fortune. Jane
} Mahoney, hackman, is a stepson q
the departed old gentleman.
Native divers may be seen dali
diving for Goals which have droppe
into the bay from coal-dischargin
vessels. The Goals are for sale.
is interesting to see the divers stay
ing long under water and coming II
, with two or three junks of Goa
Three natives have formed kind {
company and have purchased scov
A coroner's inquest was held yes
terday afternoon in the office {
Deputy Marshal Mehrten, to inquir
into the death of John Silveria, VIII
was buried alive on Punchbowl tn
other day. A verdict was returne
) to the effect that Silveria came t
his death through carelessness Will
! engaged in digging sand bank, a
though he was. warned three times.
-Four Hawaiian members of til
I Legislature this afternoon offered I
5 undertake the duties of the Pres
r dent of the Board of Health withol
: salary. Rep. Bipikane caused Il
little amusement by his remarks. Il
said that if he was president |