The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-25


barley at noon tomorrow.
DIAMOND Head, p. m.-Wcathcr
clear; wind light northeast.
MEN have been engaged yesterday
an d to-day scraping tie streets.
NOTHING of interest was before His
Honor the Police Justice this morn
ing.
You can secure tickets for the Kuu-
makapili concert tonight at the
Church door.
HIS Excellency J l.. Stevens, U. s.
Minister, paid visit to the U. s. S.
Pensacola this morning.
INTERMEDIARY Court cases were
heard before Judge Bckerton in the
upstairs Courtroom to-day.
A CASE in which the Portuguese
colony is taking deep interest will
come up for trial in the Police Court
tomorrow.
THE Court in banco will sit on
Monday, March 9TH, to hear cases not
disposed of at last special term of the
Court in banco.
The topmast of the schooner Kaui-
keaouli was carried away on her last
trip, the weather along the Hamakua
coast being as rough rs ever.
THE Beretania street road gang and
the tramways gang were working at
the same point-the further corner
of Thomas Square his morning.
News of Mr.. Ben Hogan, the ex-
pugilist, has been received. Mr.. Ho-
gan is exhibiting his collection of
Hawaiian views in San Jose, Cal,
with great success.
Mrs. Florence Williams will give
her last lecture in Honolulu, on the
present occasion, at the Palace on
Saturday morning by special permits
sion of Her Majesty.
AS WILL have been seen in our Am
erican letter, Rudyard Kipling, the
rising American novelist, accom-
panied by his wife and mother, will
shortly visit Honolulu.
THERE is u very attractive program
for the concert at the X iumakapili
Church this evening at 40 o'clock.
1t is not often our community has Il
chance of hearing good foreign talent.
THE steamer Viva reported in this
paper as having been stranded and Ii
able to become total wreck off Wal
amaze, has been repaired sufficiently to
allow of her being launched again
soon.
A CHINAMAN was brought from
Waialae to the Police Station to-day,
charged with violating the Konohiki
fish rights of another. After pr,mis-
ing that he would never do it again,
he was released.
The will of the late Bishop of Olba
has this day been filed in the clerk y
Office of the Supreme Court by the
Rev. Father Leonor, and the 10th OF
March next is appointed for hearing
the application for probate of the
same.
Two sailors of the barkentine Anne
liza and bark Sonoma are in the custo-
dy of the authorities for refusing du-
ty. They will remain the guests of
the Marshal until the sailing of their
respective vessels, when they will be
placed on board.
MECHANIC Engine Co. No. 2's engine
was put on the Wilder Steamship
Company's scales on the city front
yesterday and tipped the beam at
about 1900 pounds, or 81 tons. A
pretty heavy weight for two horses to
pull on the jump.
The P. M. S. S. China sailed yester-
day evening at 8 :45 o'clock for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong. While in port
she discharged over 400 tons of freight
Harry Gillig and wife and party were
among her passengers for the Orient.
WHILE the steamer Kaala was en-
gagged in transferring freight to the
wharf from the China yesterday, a
large shark about twelve feet long
was seen sporting athwart her bow.
1t did not seem concerned in the least
at the appearance of the steamer, but
continued its frolc.
VERY Rev. Francis Newbaurer, ID
| d., Provincial of the Franciscan Sis.
tiers, who took part in the obsequies OF
the Bishop of Olba, came here to hold
a consultation with the Bishop. He
arrived on the steamer Australia, the
day after His Lordship died.
The band concert at the Hawaiian
Hotel yesterday evening was largely
attended and delighted the audience
the three neW songs heipg received
with loud applause. On Monday ev
ening the band will play at the same
place, complimentary to the Raymond
tourists.
LAND at Aiea, Eva, belonging ia
the late Kings estate, will be offered
at auction by Jas. f. Morgan at noon
of March 5. The land was knocked
down to John F. Bowler at the gen
eral sale, but the Chief Justice re
fused to confirm the sale. This TINS
it will be offered atap upset price D