The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-08

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE Hawaiian jurors have been dis
missed until further notified.
THE steamer w. G. Hall arrived
The spud on the dredger was taken
out to-day successfully and will be re-
paired.
The S. S. Monowai will resume her
voyage to the Colonies at o'clock
this evening.
Mons. P. BLoUET C'Max O'Rell"),
wife and daughter are through pas
sengers on the Monowai.
APRIL 18th has been set for exam
lining candidates who aspire to prac
tice law in this Kingdom.
THE Cousins Society will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow evening at
the residence of Rev. DIR. Hyde.
The BULLETIN would extend its
thanks to Purser j. Ness Keith, of the
). 5. Monowai, for late news favors.
The Arion picnic is te come off to-
morrow night. Should the weather
permit glorious time is promised.
The brig Geo. H. Douglas, E. Reid
master, arrived at San Francisco on
March 18th, lS days from Honolulu.
THE U. S. S. Pensacola, Captain
Kautz commander, arrived at San
Francisco safe and sound, thirteen
days from Honolulu.
REV. F. w. DAMON, wife and family,
returned on the S. S. Monowai to-day.
Mr.. Damon, it is pleasing to relate,
has fully recovered his health.
The steamer Zealandia at San
francisco is having new super
heater and smokestack put in, be-
sides undergoing extensive repairs
THE U. S. S. 1roquois will sail for
San Francisco tomorrow. Captain
Reed having kindly offered to take a
mail, one will be sent closing at 3
o'clock.
The Hawaiian ship Hawaiian Isles,
at latest accounts, was loading at
Swansea, G. B., for San Francisco.
From the latter port she will come to
Honolulu.
DON'T fail to secure tickets for the
Scottish Thistle Clubs entertainment
tomorrow night. They can be had
at various stores as advertised. The
BARNS will be admitted for 25 cents
payable at the entrance.
SOME of the Diversified Indus
tries" articles, published in the Bull
LETIN, have been translated into the
Portuguese language by Mr.. J. M.
Vivas. Reviews of some have APP
peared in the Sentinella.
Mr.. GODFREY Browns once fami-
liar face is again seen. He returned
on the S. S. Monowai this morning
from doing Europe, the Orient, and
the United States. Mr.. Brown looks
well, his burnsides showing him off a
little.
In a case in the Police Court lately,
in which a Chinaman was charged
with playing pakapio, several papers
were exhibited purporting to he paka-
| plo tickets. What WAS the consterna-
ton of all when the Court Interpreter
said they were all itemized bills in
| Chinese.
A NATIVE woman had a girl named
Lily arrested the other day for dis
obedience to parents. In Court the
woman was asked if Lily was her own
child, when she replied that she was
a moopuna hanai (adopted child).
The woman, however, failed to show
adoption papers, and the girl was re-
leased.
ADMIRAL George Brown, Mrs. and
Master Brown, with party of friends,
will make tour of the island, start
ing on Sunday morning, on the
steamer j. A. Cummins. The party
will be the guests of Hon. j. A. Cum
Minis at Waimanalo, and that gentle
. man will accompany them the rest of
the trip. They expect to be back by
Thursday.
THE funeral of the late Mrs E. Ii
Cant took place yesterday afternoon
from St. Andrews Cathedral, the Rev.
Alex. Macintosh, pastor of the Second
Congregation, officiating. The choir
of the congregation sang solemnly
two hymns, while the Anglican fune-
raj services were impressively read by
the minister. The interment was in
the Nuuanu Cemetery.
A CHINAMAN PANIED All Sing was
committed to the Insane Asylum
under the tender care of Dr. r. Oliver,
yesterday. The man only came from
Kohala lately and was laborer on
the plantations. Shortly after arriv-
ing in town he commenced to act like
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