The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-18

Baseball this afternoon at 3
o'clock between the Myrtles and
Oranges we're plentiful at the
wharf this morning.
As usual the "grabbers" were in full
force.
The string orchestra of the p. G..
band will give concert at Emma
Square this afternoon, in case it
does not rain.
At Jas. F. Morgan's sale to-day
down went "McGinty,' the stall
lion, for Sl55. Daylight" was with
drawn from sale.
Repairs are being made to the
hull of the S. S. Miowera on the
starboard side. The steamer was
still furthur listed to-day.
The men on the U. S. flagship
Philadelphia will be allowed shore
liberty this afternoon. They re-
ceived their monthly allowance yes
terday
Senior A. de Souza Cauavarro,
Consul General for Portugal, called
on board the U. S. flagship Phila-
delphia yesterday and was saluted
on retiring.
People who may have faced starva-
ton without an umbrella at Hilo
will appreciate the cordial invita-
ton in this paper to go to the Olaa
restaurant.
Minister Willis announces in this
issue that Thanksgiving Day, No
vember 30, will be observed by SER
vices in Central Union Church and
st. Andrews Cathedral.
j. Namaielua was fined S75 by
Judge Robertson this morning for
playing the game known as Russian
War" Kainuwai, dispenser of
"swipes BEER was sentenced to pay
5000 fine.
Capt. McGregor of the stea mer
Mokolii reports that the islands OF
Molokai and Lanai we're favored
with abundance of rain all this week,
something which they stood greatly
in need of.
The Hawaiian National Band will
not play at the Sans Souci tonight
as previously announced, on accoun,
of the inclemency of the weather
If possible, a concert may be giveI
there next week.
Itohan, importer of japanese
goods, is offering large variety o.
goods suitable for the Christmas
trade. The choice assortment o
dry goods, porcelain and fancy war;
on view will we'll repay an inspec
ton.
1t is expected that H. B. NJ. S
Champion, hourly expected, vii
only make short stay here. Sh
will take on board $50 tons of Goa
which is ready for her From henc
she will go on the usual souther
cruise.
Large sized pictures of member
of Excelsior lodge, nicely framed, i
the windows of the Pacific Hare
ware Co attracted number of pee
pie to-day. They are specimens c
the work done by Artist Good, {
Williams Gallery.
Politics are discussed withou
political color in the Hawaiian Hare
ware Co.'S treatise of to-day. Her
dry's mixed paints are full of colo
however, and the remarks on mat
wire fences, etc., are not too highl
colored for the season. Strange thu
the most diligent advertisers nev'
growl about dull times.
e Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Damon an
their Chinese boarding pupils gave
: party to the pupils of Kamehamet
school yesterday evening. 1t was
return for an entertainment give
by the school boys to the Chimes
pupils. Friends contributed voc
and instrumental music, and I'll
guests were treated to light refres
8 ments.
Two horses belonging to the Der
t. tania street tramcar got loose fro
the traces at $50 o'clock this NOR
: ing and with harness on started {
galop down town. The pair tur
ed down Fort street and when OF
D. side the Catholic church yard o
of the horses slipped and fell, pu
ing the other down also. One
l. the horses was badly hurt by t