The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12

DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. NV eaJher
clear, wind light north.
The band will give moonlight
concert at Thomas Square this even
ing.
NINE tourists were outgoing passen-
gers per steamer w. G.. Hall to-day
for the Volcano.
FIFTY Japanese went as passengers
on the bark g. d. Bryant for San
Francisco to-day.
THE Honol ulu Either Club will
meet for practice in Arion hall this
evening at Z 30 o'clock.
SATURDAY, May 2SCh, is proclaimed
as the day for opening OF the regular
session of the next Legislature.
a CHARGE of criminal assault
against Sam Gin alias Akuku is being
heard this afternoon before Judge
Bickerton and foreign jury.
A wHALEBoAT from the Emma f.
Herman, lying off port, came in this
morning, for supply OF provisions.
The Herman is short OF II cook.
A CARD Of thanks to those who con
tributed to the success of the late
optical exhibition, from the Scottish
Thistle Club, appears in this issue.
THE bark Ceylon will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow. A mail will
close at the Post Office at o'clock p.
M, and all letters marked for the
Ceylon will be forwarded.
AN opium den was raided the other
day and seven opium smokers were
caught enjoying a smoke of the drug.
They await trial in the Police Station,
being unable to procure bail.
The churchwardens of st. Andrews
Cathedral will meet this evening at
Z 30 o'clock, in the Sunday school
room, the object being to devise ways
and means for the support of a new
rector.
L. HoLLINGER is the proud possessor
OF Il tilly foaled Sunday last, out of
Gerster by Alex. Cartwright's Nut
grove. From breeding standpoint
this filly may be expected to develop
flyer.
THE S. S. Znmbesi will leave for
Yokohama and Hongkong at noon
tomorrow She will take over five
hundred Japanese for Yokohama, and
IA Chinese for Hongkong have taken
ont return permits to leave by her.
THE Chinese peddler who ran into
the horse and caused the rider to be
thrown was arrested this morning and
taken to the Police Station. The wag-
on and horse are still in the hands of
the police pending an examination of
| the owner
The Rev. Alex. Macintosh will
hold twenty-minute service OF
prayer, praise and meditation at IL
O'Clock noon at St. Andrews Cathe-
dral on Tuesday, Wednesday and
hursday~of this (Holy) week. The
services on Good Friday will be the
same as on Sunday.
ADMIRAL Brown, of the U. S. f. S
San Francisco, Mrs. Brown, and Mas,
ter Brown, are the guests Of Hon. J
A. Cummins on an excursion trip
around the island. The party started
on the steamer j. A. CummIus on
Sunday morning, the first stopping
place being Waimanalo, where the
party remained all day yesterday.
H. IL. l.,
steamer Lehua refused duty on Sat.
urday as the vessel was preparing tC
leave. Their reason for deserving was
that they had not been paid for work
performed the previous Sunday, and
as their contracts did not require them
to work on Sundays they refused tC
go. The sailors were ordered to re-
turn.
CHU SAM SAU, II prominent Chinese
merchant, died last night at his resi-
dence on Nuuanu street. The de
ceased, who was only 81 years Of age
was proprietor at one time OF a rice
mill on Kauai and several stores in
Honolulu, but through adverse luck
and iueXperience he failed. He inner
tied his wealth from his father who
died some three years ago.
lie MoY, II Chinese woman, was ar
rested on Friday last on complaint
made by the parents of native boy
who said that the woman had thrown
IA soda bottle at the boy, intlicting q
wound on his head. On examination
Mr.. G. W. Ashford who defended
Moy, said that it was custom witt
Young Hawaii to prosecute helpless
Chinese and he thought this was one
OF those cases. The woman was dis
charged