The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-10

AND GENERAL NEWS.
There will be meeting of the
Women's Patriotic League at the
Arion Hall 10 a. m. Wednesday.
A native woman named Ane Konia
was committed to the Insane Asy-
lum by Magistrate Foster this morn
ing.
No. | engine was round the cor
ner of Alakea street Saturday even
ing when the first tap sounded on
the Tower bell. y
The editor of the Liberal will APP
pear in the District Court to-mor-
row morning to answer to charge
of criminal libel.
The Hawaiian Baseball League
will meet on Wednesday at 1890
O'Clock, to make preparations for
the coming season.
Six forfeitures of Sc eac}r and two
small fines of 3 and 81 for drunk
enness were recorded this morning
in the District Court.
Rumor has it that the twilight
manuahi organ will remove to the
office of the dawn Tyre in two weeks.
Misery loves company.
The S. S. China which left yester-
day for San Francisco carried the
following mail from the Post Office:
2046 letters and 56S papers.
The forty cases containing the
new organ for the Central Union
Church were moved from the wharf
to the church this morning.
By the bark H. Hackfeld a new
supply of sauerbrunnen, most
wholesome table water, has been re-
ceived by H. Hackfeld " Co.
Two Cinnamon charged with sell
ing liquor appeared in the District
Court this morning, and their case
was remanded until Wednesday.
Some burning rubbish in yard
on School street, near the Fort
street school, called out the fire
department on Saturday evening.
The p. G.. band will give it's usual
concert at Emma Square this even
ing. Last Saturdays concert was
the best one the new band has given.
A number of the lady tourists
wore little badges of Hawaiian flags
at the Opera House on Saturday
evening. They were very becoming.
Until Friday, the 14th inst, the
Rev. Alex. Macintosh will be absent
from the city, he having left this
morning for trip around the ISL
and
The japanese who was arrested
on Saturday on suspicion of having
robbed a fellow countryman, servant
of Mr.. Hackfeld, was released in the
afternoon.
The barkentine Irmgard will leave
for San Francisco on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. All letters
marked by her will be despatched
by the Post Office
Tomorrow the S. S. Gaelic from
San Francisco for Yokohama and
Hongkong will be due at Honolulu
She will have four days later news
than the Alameda.
Captain Macauley, formerly O
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Co.'S feet, has been commissioned a
a pilot for the port of Honolulu
His appointment will give genera
satisfaction.
Through tickets to the World
Fair and return are to be had of W
G.. Irwin & Co., Id. BY procurin!
tickets at their office an advantage
of increased reduction over that O
land fares is presented.
Miss Burgess, of Kawaiahao Semi
nary, who has delighted Honolulu
, audiences with her vocal renditions
left on the S. S. China yesterday
The young lady received news b.
the S. S. Alameda of the illness c
her mother.
| On the lot formerly occupied b
: Walls skating rink, in front of til
ENTERPRISE planning mill, Quee
,, street, NJ. John G. White, lat
r Superintendent of Water Works.
!, having a large building erected fc
machine shop.
Mr. John f. Bowler has complete
:, the laying of a cement floor on eac
: side of the driveway, extending frol
! Queen to Merchant street, in w. {
i Irwin & Co.'S mammoth new war
B house. The floors are 20 inch'
u higher than the driveway.
y The Liberal gives the followir
" trio as representative Hawaiian a
i nexationists: r. w. Wilcox Utalia
n hero), Geo. Markham and Robe
= Boyd. 1t does not say that the la
/ ter two turned states evidence al
IS betrayed the hero in the unsucces
K full revolution OF 1889.
ii The stables in the vicinity of X