The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-24

Inc DlmOnd to-day TOOK 0fIZ
bags of rice for the Coast.
Prof. Babcock will resume his
piano lessons September |.
The U. S. S. Boston can be rung
up by Mutual telephone No. 9S.
The electric search light of the
flagship San Francisco was turned
on shore last night.
A popular clerk in one of the pub
lie offices will take unto himself
wife this evening.
Several amateur baseball clubs are
practicing daily for short season
with the sphere and willow.
The U. S. f. S. San Francisco
marines and bluejackets were landed
to-day for drill on the plains.
Miss Luella Masters, NJ. d., was a
through passenger on the Oceanic
yesterday for Foochow, China.
Should the Monowai from the
Colonies arrive in time, there will be
band concert at the Hotel this
evening.
Prof. w. d. Alexander will leave
on the S. S. Monowai tomorrow for
San Francisco, eventually to visit
Port Townsend
A lady tourist was heard to re-
mark on the street this morning, 81
would SO like to see the native dance,
hoola as they call it, before | leave"
Two members of the Legislature,
Honorables August Dreier and II.
p. Baldwin, will leave on the steamer
Mikahala this evening for the garden
isle.
One of the three young worthless
under arrest for vagrancy was given
in charge of Jailor Trip this morn
ing, and the other two were dis
charged.
j. f. Morgan will sell, at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow, at the premises, Hotel
street, opposite the Pantheon Sta
bles, the furniture and fixtures of
the Oceanic club.
! The Pacific Wheelmens races will
take place on Saturday afternoon on
King street. Some exciting races
will be witnessed, as several have
stated that they'll be in it from start
to finish.
Miss Lucy Dunlap, IA native Siam
csc lady educated in the United
States, was through passenger on
the S. S. Oceanic yesterday for home
She is chaperoned by Miss e. S
Cole, a young missionary.
The following names have beer
added to those already reported il
the BULLETIN as leaving on the S. S
Monowai for San Francisco: S. E
Damon, Thos. A. Mack, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Schwabach, w. H. Miller anG
Prof. w. d. Alexander.
In an item headed "A War about
Water published in Mondays is
sue the parties were not correctly
stated Instead of the Spreckels
vile plantation being in the com
plant, it is Col. Claus Spreckels
The defendant is the Waikiki Sugar
Co. and not the Waikapu.
Kaukali, the young native who
was arrested the other day for steal
ing a danger lantern belonging t,
the Government, was sentenced t,
six months on the reef this morning
by Police Justice Hopkins, as HI
offered no defense, and the evidence
pointed toward him as the culprt
The American four masted schoon
er Aloha left for San Francisco yes
terday and went aground below tn
Marine Railway. The tug Ele,
went out to her relief and got he
: off. No sooner was she off whel
she went ashore again a little below
The tug again rendered relief ant
the Aloha safely got herself out tn
passage. She did not suffer an
damage, as she went aground on
sand bank.
The Rev. John osborne, wife an,
two sons leave for the States on tn
Monowai after a visit of severa
, months in the islands. Mr.. osborn
i came here after reading the Paradis
of the Pacific, satisfied that he wa
coming to the right place to emf
! himself. He has visited the Volcano
been around this island and visite
all points of interest. Mr., osborn
and family are much pleased wit
. the islands. They have made host
of friends during their stay, who wi
wish them very pleasant voyag
and safe return to their home i
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