The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-17
AND GENERAL NEWS.

AND GENERAL NEWS.
Col. S. Norris is in town again.
A pound notice appears in this
issue.
Rev. Bishop Willis returned from
Lahaina by the Hall this afternoon.
The w. G. Hall brought 100 bags
of coffee from Kona this afternoon.
Diamond Head, 3 p. Weather
thick, raining, wind light northeast.
The P. G. band will give a con
cert at Thomas Square this evening.
Several experienced hands at
dress-making are wanted by Mrs.
Mellis.
Three visitors to the Volcano re-
turned by the steamer w. g. Hall
this afternoon.
The pile driver, "Rowell's pet"
was righted = yesterday afternoon
with the assistance of the dredger.
The S. S. Alameda took 2179 let
ters and $50 papers from the Post
Office for the Coast yesterday after
noon.
Ladies shouldn't forget that a
solid silver hat pin will be given, as
souvenir, to all purchasers on
opening days at N. S. Sachs.
A post at the Oceanic wharf gave
way yesterday on the departure of
the S. S. Alameda. Another has
been placed in position to-day.
A baseball nine from the U. S. S.
Adams defeated team from the U.
S. S. Philadelphia yesterday by a
score of IA to II. A return match is
expected.
The ropes and supporters used in
hosting the electric light smoke
stack have been taken off this after
noon. The cylinder is now firmly
established in its position.
In the October number OF the
Foresters' Advocate, a journal de-
voted to the interests of the Ancient
Order of Foresters, there is a CAPT
tai likeness of Mr.. Thomas Lindsay
jeweler, of this city, who founded
the order in California many years
ago.
Kan Young Fat pleaded guilty in
the District Court to-day of having
opium ia possession and was sen
fenced to pay a fine of $50. Two
others who we're arrested at thu
same time were discharged, having
given evidence on behalf of the gov
| eminent.
A foreigner made several insulting
remarks about the Queen on Nuu
anu street yesterday afternoon to
native. The latter laid the iusulte
out in true John l.. style. TIL
mud on the road, where the knock
down took place, was an inch thick
so you can imagine the rest.
Boats from the U. S. warship
Philadelphia and Adams were en-
gagged in boat-drill in the harbo
this morning. About ten boats pal
tieipated in the drill, and the rang
of operations extended from tn
bow of the Philadelphia to poin
about halfway out in the channel.
In the District Court this after
noon, Judge Robertson rendered hi
decision in the case of w. Dixon v
A. Mcdowell ct al. He gave jude
ment ia favor of Dixon against Nj
Dowall for the amount claimed, viz
$50. McDowalPs co-defendant
we're held to be not liable in tn
matter.
j. F. Morgan will sell the tho
oughbred stallion "McGinty," b.
longing to the estate of the late
Opfergelt, at his salesroom at noe
tomorrow. "McGinty's" sire is tt
celebrated Kentucky stallion "BilI
/ Thornhill," and his dam viola"
good chance to secure good tho
oughbred animal.
Isaac Cockett, who it will be r
: membered was arrested in compal
: with Ed. Devauchelle at Iwilei f
i, selling opium. appeared in the Di
trict Court this afternoon. T.
, charge in the case was changed
opium in possession, to whi'
! Cockett pleaded guilty. Senten
: was suspended until Dec. 4.
The amateur minstrels held an
!. ther rehearsal yesterday evening
the residence of Prof. Berger.
several of the principal membe
were indisposed only the chorus
r were sung. The company expe
to have a rehearsal in the Ope
House on Wednesday evening ne
g the entertainment being given
n the 25th inst.
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