The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-07

Diamond Head, p. m.-Weather,
cloudy; wind, high northeast.
The S. S. City of Peking has not
been sighted as the BULLETIN goes
to press.
There are many aspirants for the
clerkship in the Education Office
vacated by Major Potter. Il
Bishop Willis's pamphlet on the
Anglican Cathedral affair is on sale
at the Hawaiian News Co.'s store.
The U. S. cruiser Boston anchor
ed in the naval row at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon. She returned from
practice cruise.
Captain Duncan will not go as
mate on the missionary packet
Morning Star this trip. Mr.. Ross
will take his place.
T. Lindsay sold off his stock of
Hawaiian flag badges 500 within
twenty-four hours after same were
advertised for sale in the BULLETIN.
There is on exhibition in the Ha.
waiian News Co.'s window two
punches of fine grapes grown by the
Union Saloon barber on Beretania
street.
j. Richards, Nuuanu halfway
house, was fined $500 to-day in the
District Court for selling liquor
without license. An appeal was
noted.
The Misses Rose Kinney and
Louise Wilson will leave on the mis-
sionary steam packet this afternoon
for the South Seas in connection
with mission work.
The S. S. Monowai is to be taken
off the Colonial route and be re-
placed by a 4O0O-ton boat, now
building, much finer and speedier
than the Monowai.
The Hawaiian National Band gave
a concert at Emma Square yesterday
evening before an immense con
course of people. The boys never
played nor sang better.
There will be no meeting of the
st. Andrews Church Association to-
morrow evening, June 8. Due notice
will be given when the date for the
next meeting is decided on.
An alarm of fire was rung at $50
o'clock yesterday evening for a fire
at p. Jarrett's place on Liliha street.
The blaze was put out before the
department arrived on the scene.
The building for j. G. Whites
machine shop on Queen street is
closed in, and the furnaces and
flues are erected. Mr.. White is on a
trip to the Coast for plant and sup
, plies.
The cricket club had an interest,
ing practice yesterday afternoon
Its bowlers are getting into good
swing, and the club promises tc
r make respectable showing in
matches.
, All In, Chinese rice planter, has
S been losing considerable rice by
boys going to the plantation anC
! cutting off the heads of the grain
! He has engaged Owen Holt to catcl
the despoilers.
' 1t is reported that on Sunda,
: last free fight took place in Brito
+ Hall in which Messrs. Vivas, Camar;
4 and Others took prominent part
:, In the encounter sticks and blow
7, were freely used.
a S&-1,,1 lf @IN I'LL
- HI. Smith, Clerk of the Judiciar
Department, and j. w. Jones, cour
stenographer, left on the steame
lie Claudine yesterday to attend Cir
cult Court at Waikiki, Maui.
n All Hook, Chinaman arrested o.
Maunakea and Pauahi streets TO
r. selling root beer, was sentenced t
- pay fine of 500 in the Distric
l. Court this morning. Hook though
the sentence too steep and noted a
IS appeal.
I'd The portraits of the late Chic
r; Justice Lee, Allen and Harris an
"a Associate Justice Robertson hav
been removed from the Legislativ
n and Supreme Court hall downstail
lie and hung on the walls of the cour
er room upstairs in Aliiolani Hale.
A. Mr.. j. Dodd returned from tn
I'd Coast on the steamer Mouowai las
H. week with new outfit for I'll
-, Pantheon Saloon, which he has pu
IT. chased. The saloon will undergo
he general renovation and be embe
"a lished with modern decorations.
q The bark Albert sailed for IL
Is. Golden Gate at 10 o'clock this NOR
ma ing. A large number of people wei
ihrs, at the wharf to speed the good We
~ sci and her passengers, among who
being Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bartle
I'M and DR.. A. B. Delamater and wife.
ri, C. w. Ashford, counsel for Augu
an Herring, has filed bill of exception
~ to the conviction of the prison
on for manslaughter in the second d
il gree. Among other exceptions
iio' one to the overruling of counse
6, plea to the jurisdiction of the Cou
10; Antoine Keumi, the man with IL
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