The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28

HOWE, lately of Maui, will be married
this evening.
PuRsER Thos. Smith of the Mari
posa has the thanks of the BULLETIN
for news favors.
NOTHING was done in the Police
Court this morning, except two cases
being dismissed.
CAPTAIN Charles Nelson, owner of
the bark J. :. Lott, left for the Coast
on the Mariposa to-day.
ZIMMERMAN, the American cyclist,
won the champion 50-mile run re-
Gently, defeating all corners.
L. ]. LEvEY will hold a sale of GER
tain articles attached for distraint of
rent ut his salesroom aC noon to-mor-
row.
Mr.. A. w. Keech, experimenting
Engineer of the |. l. S. N. Co., was
passenger by the S. S. Mariposa to-
day.
The German warships Sperber and
Bussard were at Apia when the mail
left. The French cruiser Duchaffault
had left on cruise.
THE latest phase of the quarantine
dispute is II request from the Board
of Health to the Collector-tieneral for
sending the Port Surveyor into quar-
antine.
Mr.. j. E. Harvey, an Englishman
travelling for his health, arrived in
the paradise of the Pacific" by the
Forest Queen this morning from San
Francisco.
DIVIDE Musln the violinist and COM
pany played five nights to crowded
houses in Auckland. The Herald says
Musin has never been excelled there
as violinist.
ID. w. KRATzER and h. 9. Stack
able, late Government school teachers
on Kauai, were passengers by the
Mariposa to-day for an indefinite stay
in the States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hempel, two children
and nurse, Mrs. John Hutchinson and
Miss Scott took passage on the
Oceanic for San Francisco after our
list was got yesterday.
AN alarm of fire was rung from the
Bell Tower about IL o'clock this
morning. 1t was for small blaze
in house above Hon. w. c. Wilder's
residence. No damage.
The R. NJ. S. S. Mariposa sailed
shortly after noon to-day, the band
seeing her off. Before departure the
band boys gave "Ta-ra-raboom-de-ay"
to the evident delight of the Colonials
who joined in the chorus OF the ditty.
The Mariposa carried twenty-five pas
sengers from here.
THE complimentary concert TO Mr.
S. M. ShortrGge at the Hawaiian Ho
tel last evening was highly enjoyed
| Mr.. Shortridge WAS also entertained
at dinner by His Excellency Samuel
Parker and Hon. w. H. Cornwell
During his visit here Mr.. Shortridge
has made many friends.
PORT Surveyor Clarence l.. Crabbe
came ashore from the s. S. Oceanic
yesterday afternoon, intending if Inc
was detained by the Health authori
ties to test the case in the Supreme
Court. Mr.. Crabbe stated that he
had not mingled with the Chinese
| III n 10 ctn ~
Mr.. w. A. Wall and his bonnie
bride arrived home by the last Aus
tralia. The newly married couple re-
ceived full outfit of household furni
ture by the bark Forest Queen this
morning from the indianapolis Fur
niture Co. No place like home.
Miss Virginia Calhoun's impress
sions of the Volcano have been re
ceived too late for this issue. He
letter was originally written at thu
Volcano House but was lost, unfor
tunately, with several articles Of in
trinsic value, on the ride to Hilo.
THE Portuguese Sunday schoo
ProtestanD is having gala day OF
the grounds of Oahu College. Teach
ers and friends are entertaining tn
pupils to the number of 80 at pic
mic under the uperintendence of Dr.
N. b. Emerson, who is filling MI
Dillingham's place, in his absence, IA
superintendent of the ssh ,ol.
ADVERTISING NOTES.
G. j. MCCARTHY has lots on Lili
street for sale. 3-tf
AN upright Westermeyer piano
offered for sale at IA bargain.
AFTER shaving use Cucumber Ski
Ionic. Benson, Smith IL Co., Agent
LIT
SuNHuRN relieved Mt once NV On