The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-30
Historical Sketch of the British Bene-
VIOLENT Society.

Hall. Come.
The outgoing mail by the S. S. TT
Gaelic to-day consisted of 2795 let the {
ters and 645 papers, toni
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The Indian prince and his body mem
guard were the centre OF attraction bly, 9
at the Pacific Mail wharf this morn pres,
ing. II
Three Cinnamon we're fined $50 since
each in the District Court this was
morning for having opium in posses was
sion. ciety
;, tere(
DoIn panks anu nearly all ousl- title
ness Places IN Town closed at noon ciety
day. on fl
The annual social of the Strangers Day,
Friend Society takes place tonight OF Il
at Mrs. Il. Levers residence, Wal w.
kiki who
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g. Ine D. .: Austraiia VIII DC que IN w.
gan fIanclseo tomorrow II w Win MI of ,
on board. man
To give the printers a chance to viz:
see the Memorial Day parade, the Mcb
BULLETIN is issued at 2:30 o'clock this lnty
afternoon. Saw
TT .,, who
In this paper will be found the to Il
card of Mr.. f. M. Wakefield who Low,
has just been admitted to the Ha- G.
waiian bar. Raw
Mr.. Howes, agent of Cooks Tour sett,
list Co. who has charge of the Indian r. c
princes tour, called at the BULLETIN
office this morning. spec
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DR.. M. E. Grossman left on the S. man
S. Gaelic this morning for the Coast. Nat
The steamers people managed to said
make room for the doctor. to !.
Attention is called to the change c r
of time table of the o. r. a. l.. Co. IF h
which appears in this issue. Several 9th,
important changes have been made. t;on
The sale of Mr. w. s. Bartlett's you
furniture takes place tomorrow pc
(Wadnnsdav( at III o,clock There is n
is a fine line of new goods to be sold. no1
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Port Surveyor Sanders caught the whe
Chinese fireman on H. Hackfeld e. cou
Co.'S steam scow this afternoon with try
one tin of Hongkong opium in his mile
| possession. the,
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| M. n. Sanders gives notice that he mar
has sold his express business to d. n
hcCollisIol' VINO VIII coilIinte W fent
on King street. for
I Mr.. w. G. Wilder has been APP sprr'
pointed Vice-President of the Pro nat
visional Government in place of 10"
Hon. S. M. Damon, appointed Min ti
lister of Finance. the
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The baseball game which was to his
have taken place this afternoon be- love
tween the Crescents and Kameha- of
mehas has been postponed. A game wit
will be played on June 18th. Giro
Should the Hyacinth leave as an viii
nouncea, the performance OF Inc TIL
poned, as several officers of the ".
cruiser had leading roles in the cast.
A number of intending passengers
hence by the Gaelic were disap- j
pointed, the ship being full. Among Co,
Others the eX-Mlnlster or FINANCE, spe
Mr.. Porter, has to wait for another foil
steamer. tiol
III. B. M. S. Hyacinth received 4
orders by the barkentine Irmgard to rep
sail on the southern cruise. Her thl
sailing day was set for Thursday, PAT P
but there is a possibility that her En-
stay may be prolonged. 1 HM;
Mr.. w. G. Ashley will act as de- me
putty of the Minister of Finance, to the
perform the details of the Depart her
ment. His responsibility is entirely but
to Minister Damon, who pays his bla
salary out of his own purse. the
Mr.. j. p. Bowen claims to be the Ia Ia
youngest man in the Hawaiian Isl Ha
ands who was with the Army of the Ill
Potomac in 1861. He was in Co. A, dai
18th Regt., New York. Mr. Bowen Bl,
carries two wounds-one in. the mo
shoulder and one in the leg. the
Passengers from the Gaelic and no!
many townspeople were RECALLED snl
with music at the Hotel by the Gov eve
eminent band last night. Prof D De-
Berger is getting his reinforced Dc
musical corps into good form, as se'
each succeeding concert increasingly ' un
proves. C CN
The Hawaiian National Band will tin
extend to Capt. H. G.. Morse, of the tin
steamer Alameda, on his arrival in
port tomorrow evening, grand tel
complimentary concert, at s:l5 ha
O'Clock, at the Hawaiian Hotel. br,
Several Hawaiian airs will be sung, sid
and the concert will afford great val
treat to the popular commanders SO
large list of passengers. The pro- tn
gram will be printed in to-morrow's Gle
issue. 80
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HIS HIGHNEsS THE NAWAB. SUI
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Millions of Men Rise at the Lifting