The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Sugar has gone up.
Sugar is 30 and l1-16ths in New
York.
The Hawaiian iron bark Andrew
WEIGH is going on the Marine Rail
way.
1t is proposed that the color of U.
S. warships be changed back to
black.
Mr.. p. G. Jones returned by the
steamer w. G.. Hall this afternoon
from the Volcano.
A meeting of the Hawaiian Jockey
Club will be held at tho Hotel next
Monday evening.
Have you seen the bargains in
white goods and embroideries that
n. S. Sachs is Offering?
Remember Mr.. English's Handel
recital at Y. NJ. G. \. hall this even
ing. A great treat is promised.
The Hawaiian Baseball League
will meet in the room over Wilder
e. Co.'s store at 1870 o'clock to-mor-
row.
Captain Pearne of the S. S. Gae-
lie states that he expects to come
into the harbor and dock on his next
visit.
The barkentine Irmgard leaving
tomorrow will carry marked mail
for San Francisco, closing at l
O'clock.
The criminal libel suit has again
been remanded until Tuesday next.
A. S. Hartwell will appear for the
defense.
The new regulations for the navy
provide, among other things, that
naval officers shall not act as CORES
pondents for newspapers.
A young native fell down in fit
on Merchant street this morning
The lad was picked up, put in a
hack and conveyed home.
Miss Katie WEIGH, late arrival by
the S. S. Alameda, left the Kinau
yesterday afternoon for Hilo to visit
Mrs. E. d. Baldwin, nee Curtis.
Two alleged opium smokers were
sentenced to pay fines of $50 and
S75 respectively by Police Magistrate
Foster this morning. Both John:
noted an appeal.
The steamer w. G.. Hall, which
arrived this afternoon, reports the
Volcano as very active. Peter Lee
manager of the Volcano House, was
a passenger by the steamer.
A native sailor on the steamer
Pele went out of his head while tina
steamer was lying at Makaweli
Kauai, on Sunday last. Medical as
sistance was summoned.
The British S. S. Gaelic arrived
this morning from San Francisco
with four days later news. She will
leave for Yokohama and Hongkons
at 5 o'clock this evening.
Neither the agents nor owner
will be responsible for debts con
tracted by either master or crew o
the British schooner Norma, whic
arrived yesterday from Yokohama.
Joseph B. Cook, the defaultin
Police Court Clerk, was released i
1 San Francisco on bail of 5000 o
March 3lst. There arefour charge
of embezzlement against him.
Mrs. D. P. Penhallow and Maste
FL. Penhallow, wife and son of Cap
Penhallow Of the 4-masted schoone
Alice Cooke, now in port, arrive
from San Francisco to-day on tn
barkentine Hilo.
: By an oversight the SIS. Mariposa
date for arrival from San Francisc
has been advertised as May instea
) of May 4, according to the ne
schedule. A new time table wi
appear in this paper tomorrow.
Edwin St. Clair was a stowawa
on the British schooner Norm
which arrived from Yokohama we
terday. He will be turned over t
the police authorities under the ne
law prohibiting the landing of sto,
Always.
All Young arrested on March st
for having che ia tickets in posse
sion was tried this morning in ii
District Court and found guilty. +
was sentenced to pay fine of SIC
, The gamester had twenty-nil
tickets when caught.
Mr.. B. ID. Baldwin and Miss Vos
:, sister-in-law to Mr.. Aug. Ehlel
= were married this afternoon at tt
residence of Mr.. Ehlers. The coup
, will leave this afternoon on &
y steamer Claudine for Kahului, MAJ
p their future residence. =
5 The United States steamers Adal
g and Ranger at Mare Island were &
j pected to leave on Wednesday la
u for Port Townsend, where the Bel
Il ing patrol is to rendezvous befo
l leaving for the north. The Allan
o and Bear also were to leave duril
the week for the Behring Sea.