The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-30

cloudy; wind, fresh northeast.
H NJ. 5. CHAMPION commenced
conling to-day prior TO trip round
the islands.
THREE thousand cucoanuts from
Apia were among the freight of the
). 5. Alameda
THE Outgoing mail by the S s.
Alameda for the Coast to-day consist.
ed OF 1884 letters and 907 papers.
A RECEPTION was given at lolani
Palace This morning to Captain Ens-
tace Rookie and officers of IL. b. NJ. 5.
Champion
THE band did not play at the lIa
whiHn Hotel last evening, as intended,
being engaged at the Rlchards-Ather-
ton wedding.
A REHEARSAL of the minuet dance
will take place at the p lace this eve
ming at Z 30 o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested.
Mrs. Soaring ("Howard Glyndon'D
and daughter were passengers 10y the
barkentine w. III. Dimond to-day after
visit of several months.
CAPTAIN Ii. G. Morse of the Ala
media bestrode spirited chestnut
horse this morning and took in the
sights from his lofty perch.
DIR. MCLENNAN has removed from
No. 81 Richards street to the premises
lately occupied by DR.. Lutz, Alakea
street, opposite Y. NJ. c. A. Hall.
THE framework for new arrange.
ment to be used in discharging coal
laden vessels is in course of construc-
ton at the o. r.. & l.. Co.'S wharf.
PEOPLE can on the 4th attend the
literary exercises at Music Hall, see
the finish of the regatta, and take a
ride on the railway to Pearl Harbor.
THE official program for the Fourth
of July celebration is in type and will
appear IN this paper tomorrow ac-
cording to order of the literary COM
mittee.
CAPTAIN MARSH, master of the Sew
enth Day Adventist mission schooner
Pitcairn, died at Auckland June 3.
He was aged 81 years and left wife
and family
The Auckland Herald says the
French fleet is concentrating at Ia
hiti, the flagship Dubourdieu and
four other warships being there at
latest advices.
MARTIN COSTELLO, "the Buffalo" u
boxer of no mean reputation, was a
through passenger on the Alameda
Costello is booked to meet an antago-
mist in San Francisco.
The editor of the BULLETIN is mott
fled that he is to be prosecuted for
criminal libel for remarks made Incl
dentally on V. V. Ashford's departure
in an article on the Advertiser and
the treason prosecutions.
A NATIVE stowaway was caught on
board the schooner Louis this after.
noon, previous to her leaving for the
Coast The boy stated that he was
working and had no intention of leav-
ing the country.
ONE of the finest races to be run at
Waikiki, Maui, on the 4th of July,
will be the eleventh race, IL mile and
a quarter, for purse of $3.50. The
entries are: Senator Stamford, Lord
Brock, Yum Yum and J. A. c.
Mr.. E. E. Rice of the Evangeline
Theatrical Co., was through passen-
ger on the Alameda to-day. The
Evangeline Co. became stranded III
the Colonies and Mr.. Rice is return,
ing to the States for recuperation.
Miss N. Won Gerichten, accom-.
panied by her mother, departed for
the Coast to-day in the 5-masted
schooner Louis. This talented young
lady has made many friends during
her few months residence here. who
will bepleascd to learn that by the
death of an uncle she has fallen heiI
to snug little fortune.
A. f. JUDD, JR., son OF the Chief
Justice, and one of the latest gradu.
ates from Oahu College, has passed
his eighteenth examination for ad
vancement in education. All of hi.
papers for Yale College heard from
have proved satisfactory, and there is
little doubt of his matriculation al
that famous institution.
The expectation of pineapples has
been increasing OF late and the indus
try has attained such Importance that
small farms have been started here
and there. The expectation of thi,
fruit by the Alameda to-day amount
ed to ii, 1925 pines. This is encourag
ing, considering the fall in the expor
of sugar. The barkentine w. IL. Di
mOnd this afternoon took an ex clusiv,
cargo OF rice-5277 bags.
LOST TRIhKET.
Mr.. p. V. Grant, a tourist anC
through passenger on the Alameda
took ride out to Waikiki during til,
vessels stay in port. On returning
on tTamcar he took out q golC
match box to light cigarette, anC