The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Az still wants furnished room.

The public schools will reopen a
week from to-day.
Armed guards nightly patrol the
streets at Iwilei near the Oahu Jail.
Prof. Lyons failed to find any
poison in the stuff from the barracks
mess.
A card of thanks from the man
ayers of the Kalihi-kai fair appears
to-day.
The US are busy as bees preparing
for their milkmaids' social Thursday
evening.
Thirty-thrco Chinese gamesters
were caught by the police between
Saturday and Sunday night.
The p. G.. band will give its usual
concert at Emma Square this even
ing. They are all in trim again.
Men from H, B. NJ. S. Hyacinthe
attended divine service at st. An
drew's Cathedral Sunday morning.
The Kinau will leave for Maui
and Hawaii tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock, resuming her regular
schedule time.
Another production of Hawaiian
historical drama will be given at the
Opera House on Saturday evening
next. Tickets are to be had at Mr..
Levey's office.
The large store and coffee room of
Loves Bakery on Nuuanu street are
offered for lease. This is a good
opening for anybody wanting an ex-
cellent business stand.
The Hawaiian Jockey Club will
hold its annual meeting at the Ha-
waiian Hotel at 7:30 o'clock this
evening, to make preparations for
the coming meet on June 1lth.
A dog with a liver in his mouth
caused amusement on Fort street
this morning. The animal had
stolen the meat from a butcher shop,
and ran up the street at full speed.
A valuable residence on Beretania
street, indicated and described in an
advertisement to-day, will be sold at
auction by James f. Morgan, at his
salesroom, Saturday next at II noon.
The coroner's inquest empanelled
to inquire into the fish poisoning
case returned a verdict this after
noon that tho man came to his dealt
through eating the spawn of the
fish.
Mr.. Jno. p. Parker, son of Mr.. S
Parker, and Miss Dowsett, daughter
of Mr.. j. |. Dowsett, will be married
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning
The couple will leave on the steamer
Klnau for Mana, Hawaii, their futur,
home.
Sam Kaloa, the Salvation Army
man, was called in by Marsha
Hit chcock this afternoon for an in
terview. Kaloa is the man wh'
took down the American flag from
the pole on Punchbowl on Saturda,
morning.
VIM. III. Bruette, a sailor, pleaded
guilty in the District Court thi
morning to having stolen SO from
Seely Shaw and a watch from an
other gentleman on Saturday night
He stated that he was under the in
fiuence of liquor when he did tn
stealing.
From 1000 to 1900 people attende,
the Catholic Missions fair at Kalih
kai on Saturday. Between 700 an
800 were conveyed there by raj
trains running every half hour lik
clockwork. A fuller report will b
given when the returns are in froi
the different branches of the fair.
A great sale of property undo
foreclosure of mortgage is al
nounced to be held by Jas. F.. Mo
gan on Saturday, May 20. 1t con
sists of real estate on different is
ands and personal property mort
gagged by w. G. Achi to Bishop
Co. c. w. Ashford, attorney ft
mortgages, will furnish all particl
lars not contained in the notice i
this paper.
Ting Kim and All MI, two Oh
nese che ia bankers, were capture
y at the Tong Hing Society hall at
II O'Clock this morning. Sentries wei
watching at the corners of ii
n streets, but they were too slow j
giving the alarm, and the banke
: were caught in the act. Besides ii
che ia tickets there was nearly thr'
hundred dollars cash captured. +
captains Kamana and Makaila mac
the haul.
BERTHE Peterson was in the Di
s. trict Court this morning on chars
J. of assault and battery on Mr..
Ehrlich on Friday last. "Berti'
II did not deny having struck NJ
Ehrlich, stating, however, that
> was because the latter told him
l. lied. Enrich had gone to the a
- nexation Club quarters to ascerta
" the magnitude of the clubs ro
r, Judgment was reserved until t
g morrow.