The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-27

D desirable cottage with large ground
on Vineyard street.
1t is currently reported that Com
missioner Blount will not leave by
the U. S. S. Mohican.
Members of the Advisory Council
held conference with Commissioner
Blount this morning.
The U. S. S. Mohican will leave
for the Behring Sea via San Fran
cisco on Monday next.
Aloha Lodge, 1. o. F., will hold its
regular meeting at Pythian hall,
Fort street, this evening.
Emma M. Nakuina, Commissioner
of Private Ways and Water Rights,
has notice in this issue.
Secretary Ellice Mills sent a bulky
message by the S. S. Australia yes
terday. Guess what's in it.
Mr.. White succeeds w. Hardy as
night clerk at the Police Station.
hI. w hlto CdlIleNl d uluShSU.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather,
clear; wind, fresh east. Schooners
Aloha and Liholiho off port.
Walter Hardy, the popular night
clerk at the Police Station, has been
appointed Deputy Sheriff of Hawaii.
A feature at the fair will be the
"Home Rule" table; delicious home
made bread and doughnuts for sale.
Louis T. Kenake assumed the du-
ties of delivery clerk, vice Ernest
Thrum, at the Post Office this morn
ing.
The Kawaiahao boys defeated the
Emma-street in tug-of-war match
in the stone church grounds yester-
day evening.
Two women were reprimanded in
the District Court this morning for
indulging in a scrapping match a
few days ago.
DR.. M. L. Miner, V. S., did not
leave by the Australia, having con.
Guided to remain here. His card
will be found elsewhere.
The Pacific Wheelmen held q
moonlight drill on King street yes.
terday evening. The cyclists start
ed from the Beretania street armory
Owing to Judge Fosters being
busily engaged in compiling the
Penal Code, Judge w. L. Wilcox
has been acting as Police Magistrate
for the past few days.
The Hawaiian Dramatic Com
pany will present in couple o
weeks two historical plays, "The
Days of Kamehameha the Conquer
Or" and "'The Royal Hunchback."
Some of the guards stationed a
the Government building had a figh
among themselves yesterday. Will
the exception Of few dents on tn
floor, there was no serious damage.
A wag remarked on the street thi
afternoon that "the guards can
drill little bit" AS our authorit
on military tactics is absent fror
town this remark cannot be cor
firmed.
Captain Nelson and officers of tn
U. S. S. Adams called on Presiden
Dole and the Cabinet this afternoo
while the Council was in session.
recess was taken while the Minister
received the visitors.
Wilson, the prisoner who escape
at Kamoiliili and was recapture,
was given an additional month @
the reef by Police Magistrate Wilcc
; this morning. Mr.. Wilson will hay
to serve seven months in all.
Mr.. w. H. Richard has four an
mails in course of training for tt
coming 18th of June, at Kapiola
Park. Among them is fleet-foote
, mare named "Kapiolani Girl
Duke Spencer" is also in training,
r Eight Chinese gamesters were di
, charged this morning in the Distri
, Court for want of evidence. nv
out of the batch have been red
/ rested for bribiug a police oific
q and will appear for trial on May q
: Between 10 and II o'clock Ia
q night five shots were heard in t
I vicinity Of the barracks. The guar
! were probably target practising, b
it was at such an unseemly hour tn
people wondered if there was 4
a other "spooks scare"
n A native spy for a che ia ba
near the Fish Market was caught
n a police officer this morning in t
n act of warning the bankers that
officer was at hand. He was static
~ ed at a distance of hundred var
: and before the officer could get nj
r everything was out Of sight.
" Captain Bergman Of the bark'
y tine w. X. Hume spoke the Brit
D. fourmasted schooner Falkland,
D. San Francisco from Newcastle, \.
W., in lat. $3.50 S., long, l70:lO
= The captain OF the vessel, Robel
D had little trouble with his or
10 shortly after leaving Newcastle,
Superintendent of Public Wo
v Rowell has had number of iron be