The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-26

TIN REGISTRY.
In the report headed "Smart Stock
Deal" yesterday surplus cipher
made $500 out of $50.
The outgoing foreign mail by the
S. S. Australia consisted of 1l,017
letters and PIG papers.
The S. S. Australia carried away a
full list of passengers comprising two
hundred and seven souls.
Blasting was commenced this
morning on the site of the new stone
building on Fort street.
A speciality at the Fair at the
Armory on Saturday will be fern |
table presided over by Mrs. Board
man.
One of the biggest loads of sugar
was that of Wilder's steamer Kinau
this morning-12,005 bags.
Mrs. A. L. Cron was carried on
board the Australia in low condi-
tlOU. tolle 1911 uuutI lHelllCul duNlCt
for her former home in California.
This evening at Harmony hall,
King street, Odd Fellows and their
friends will celebrate the 74th ami
versary of American Odd Fellow
ship.
Ensign Vogclgesang, who has
been here on several previous visits
of U. S. warships, and is very popu-
lar with the boys" is on the U. S.
S. Adams.
The P. G. band will give a concert
at Thomas Square this evening, at
Makee Island on Thursday evening,
and at Thomas Square again on
Friday evening.
The U. S. S. Adams arrived early
this morning to relieve the U. S. S.
Mohicau. The Mohican will take in
coal on Friday, and will probably
leave on Saturday.
l.. j. Levey will hold sale of
household furniture at his residence,
corner Beretania and Alapai streets,
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The furni-
ture is in good condition.
Paymaster Hobbs, U. S. n, was a
passenger by the S. S. Australia to-
day. Mr.. Hobbs, when seen on the
steamer, stated that he will be back
again in about three months.
Captain Duncan, late chief officer
hn missionary p.lf.l.nt Morn n
Star, left for the States by the S. S.
Australia to-day. Capt ain Newhall,
of the barkentine Amelia, was also a
passenger.
Joe Strong the artist will be a
passenger from Samoa by the Mono
wal next week. He is going to the
Worlds Fair and his many friends
here will be glad to see him while
the steamer is in port.
Col. Claus Spreckels and num-
Der of sugar planters met yesterday
afternoon for talk over the situa-
ton. Nothing definite was reached
and another conference will be held.
Aug. Dreier, S. w. and G. n. Wilcox
left on the Mikahala at o'clock.
The sale Of the Fashion Stables
Co.'S stock on Monday resulted as
follows: 40 shares to j. A. Hassin-
ger at $40; 10 shares to c. w. Ash
ford at $40; 80 shares to j. Sullivan
at $50, and 40 shares to Sullivan q
Buckley at $50.
A gentleman passing uptown yes
terday evening heard two others
conversing about illicit liquor sell
ing. One ventured the remark that
he could pick out over one hundred
places in town where liquor was
being sold under the very nose OF
the police.
I The hotel verandas and grounds
! were crowded yesterday evening
| with lovers of good music to listen
, to the Hawaiian National band. L,
was a concert complimentary to the
g Raymond IL Whitcomb tourists anC
: other guests at the Hotel. The
4 music was exceptionally fine and the
= vocal selections were encored.
n Mr.. w. Hannigan and Miss Mary
!, Plemer were married yesterday a
/ the Roman Catholic Cathedral. Ii
: the evening a reception was given a
: the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
). Schrader TO a few intimate friends
:. Mr., Hannigan is second steward OF
the 5. $. Australia and carried OF
his bride by that steamer to-day.
Captains Juen and Schlemme
were despatched yesterday afternoon
. 10 look for Wilson, the escaped pri
soner. The officers met some native
near the Kamoliili quarry and offer
4 ed them $25 if they caught the man
4 They had left the natives but fey
a minutes when Wilson was founo
| hiding among the rocks. A messag
O was sent to the Police Station ant
!. lieutenant Kealakai brought him t.
If the Station.
+" Dr. William Shaw Bowen, one O
. the editors Of the New York WorlC
= who has been visitor since the al
y rival of the Alameda on April 7, lei
by the steamer Australia. He wi
go to Washington direct from Sa
i francisco. DIR. Bowen called at thi
y Office and spent Il half hour in cor
!, ycrsatiou with the editor of the BUI
:, LErIN this forenoon. He expresse
himself as delighted with the is