The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-08

Don't forget the historical play at
the Opera House this evening.
A reward is offered for the recovery
of dental fraternity gold pin.
Mr.. E. r. Hendry and family have
returned from the other islands.
A letter from Mr.. R. w. Wilcox
was received too late for this issue.
A number of fishermen made big
haul of akuIes near the Spar buoy
this morning.
The Mutual Telephone Co. has
declared dividend, payable at G.
o. Berger's Office.
The S. S. Peru did not get away
for the Coast until after 6 o'clock
yesterday evening.
Huge cases of the Melbourne bank
rupt stock were delivered at the
Arlington hall to-day.
The Post Office despatched by the
S. S. Peru for the Coast yesterday
1912 letters and S2S papers.
The o. g. o. S. S. China will be
due tomorrow morning from San
Francisco with foreign news.
Mr.. j. A. Spear of Hilo, formerly a
well-known jeweler of Honolulu,
came to town by the Claudine.
Three Chinese opium smokers
were captured by Capt. Hookano
yesterday evening in Chinatown.
In the Claudine's cargo is 300 bags
barley. It is for the Union Feed
Co., which now does its own rolling
of feed.
The P. G.. band will play at the
baseball game between the Crescents
and Hawaiis this afternoon at the
League grounds.
The praise service at the Young
Mems Christian Association to-mor.
row night will be led by Professor
Wood of Punahou College.
The steamer Bishop which arrived
from Kapaa, Kauai, this morning
contrary to expectation, brought ne
news from the seat of war at Ka
lalau.
Work on the Masonic Temple ha.
stopped, owing to dispute between
Mr.. 9. B. Ripley, architect, and Mr.
F. H. Redward, contractor for thu
carpenter work.
The Hawaiian Dramatic Co. vii
present another historical play a
the Opera House this evening. Thu
play will be interspersed with SOM
fine vocal selections.
As usual, the Hawaiian Hardwar
Co. is to the front with their cheer,
words Of wisdom, addressed to tn,
frugal housewife, ye right merri
sportsman, and exc We patient tile
of We soil.
Jacob Sims, formerly bootblacl
was taken from his house near ST
Louis College by Captain Juen thi
morning, suspected of having leprosy
Sims was turned over to the Boar'
of Health to be examined.
A fire on School street was report
ed by the telephones early yesterda
evening. 1t turned out to be smal
blaze in the rear of the Fort stree
School, and was extinguished with
out the aid of the department.
Manuel Perry and S. Keanu sever
ally pleaded guilty to violating cal
riage regulations in the Distric
Court this morning and were fine
SIS each, with the warning that
they appeared in Court again thei
licenses would be cancelled.
Fairfax Bond, another deserte
from the bark Routenbeck, was ru
in by the police yesterday evening
He denied ever having been on th
vessel until confronted by Burns, tn
young man who swan ashore frol
the same vessel, when he gave in.
Part of the estate of the date Eliz
w. Holt was sold at auction by ia
+. Morgan to different persons o
Saturday last. The amount realize
was S7525. Mr.. Morgan postpone
mortgage sale which was to ha,
taken place to-day until next wee
Richard Burns, who tried to g
cape from the bark Routenbeck b
jumping overheard, was articled t
the vessel in England for the roun
voyage. His story given to the pr
lice of having been engaged simpl
to work his passage to Honolulu
therefore false.
The running race between w. 1
Richards Duke Spencer and w. l
Cornwell's Lord Brock to take plat
on Sept. I'd, is only a friendly rae
for small purse between two sport
The $1,000 prize stated by the st;
is only one of those innumerab
statements which it evolves from I'll
depths of its consciousness.
Willie Maertens Worse.
Willie Maertens, the Young la