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

issue.
To-morrow's BULLETIN will contain
eight pages.
The S. S. China had 423 passengers
in alSpn this trip.
Diamond Head, p. Weather
clear; wind light north.
Every member of the Thistle Club
is wanted at to-night's meeting.
Have you seen the prize doll in
Sachs Window It's to be given
away.
The whaling bark Charles w.
Morgan was to sail for Honolulu on
the 9Th.
Attention is called to the an
nouncement of Miss Hustace's sale
of fancy articles.
Mrs. H. j. Rhodes and Miss c..
Rhodes arrived by the barkentine S.
N. Castle to-day.
DR.. S. D. Mcdonald, dentist, and
wife, arrived by the barkentine S. n.
Castle from the Coast to-day.
Geo. w. de Long Post will hold a
meeting for the purpose of electing
officers tomorrow evening.
The S. S. China on this trip from
San Francisco made the fastest time
from port to port, 5 days II hours
50 minutes.
The band will give a concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening for
the benefit of passengers by the S.
S. China.
The S. S. Monowai, owing to delay
in arrival of the English mail at
New York, was not to leave San
Francisco till Saturday.
The ship Hawaiian Isles, Captain
Kustel, has been put in the Nanaimc
coal trade and was to sail for the
north from San Francisco on the
9th.
Edwin A. Jones has opened an Of
fee in the old Chamber of Com
merce room, where he will transact
business as stock and real estate
broker, etc. See his card.
j. F. Morgan gives notice of the
third sale of the series, being his frs
evening holiday sale. 1t will take
place Thursday evening-goods OF
view Wednesday. Read the list.
Beniamina (k.) and Lila (w.) were
found guilty in the Police Court thi
morning of adultery and sentenced
to pay fines of $50 and $40 with cost
respectively. An appeal was noted
Charles Lambert, the skater, VOL
the race at the rink on Saturday
beating Prof. Bromley who was on
wheel. The skating race between
McCandless and Alapai did not com
off.
The S. S. China made the passag
from San Francisco to Honolulu il
5 days IL hours and 50 minutes. Sh
brought 40 tons of freight for thi
port and will leave again at o'cloc
this evening.
The annual clearing sale at auc
ton of Theo. H. Davies q Co. wi
be conducted by L. j. Levey, at 1
o'clock on Thursday next. 1t wi
be seen by the notice that a larg
range of merchandise will be Offered
A. Bray raised Cain yesterday wit
his boisterous language and melt
dious voice and was arrested. TIL
morning he admitted he had di.
turbed the Sabbath and was fine
4 by Judge Foster.
Mrs. John w. Mcdonald arrive
home this morning on the barker
tine S. n. Castle. Mrs. McDonal
has been spending the past 81
months among old friends in Nov
Scotia, her native land.
Three hack drivers were repr
handed by Judge Foster this morl
ing and discharged at the request {
the prosecuting counsel, Deput
Marshal j. A. Mehrten, for Violate
of carriage regulations.
AS reported previously All Yc
was arrested on Friday for stealth
blanket worth about seventy-fN
cents. This morning in Court |
made a statement and was four
guilty in the fourth degree and sen
enced to thirty days imprisonmel
at hard labor and 81 costs.
The police made raid on lor
suspected distillery at Kalihi {
Friday and captured two Chinam'
and full outfit of distilling appa
atus, besides several barrels of bee
; three bags of sugar, a rifle, and ty
, horns of ammunition, the latter su
) posed to be kept for soaring visito
off
The P.M.S.S. Co.'s steamer Cole
on her way round from the Atlant
: to the Pacific, had her machine
, and propeller damaged in a terri
! storm in the South Atlantic, and p
into Montevideo in distress. Ca
tain j. M. Cavalry, the port capita
> at San Francisco and senior co
mander in the P.M.S.S. Co.'s servi
is in charge of the Colon. He neN
had an accident on his ship befc
in forty years service. Capti
:, Cavalry is brother-in-law of NJ