The Daily bulletin., 1893-11-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Diamond Head, 3 p. M Weather
clear; wind light east.
The trees on Nuuanu street above
Beretania street are being trimmed.
There we're several wrv faces
around town to-day. Wonder the
why's and wherefores?
The fine new stock of millinery
and dry goods will be opened for in
spection on Saturday at y. S. Sachs.
Mr.. Marriott, machinist, lately in
the employ of the Honolulu Iron
Works, left on the S. S. Alameda this
afternoon for the Coast.
If the late King Kalakaua had
lived to this day, he would have
been tiftyseven years of age, having
been born on Nov. l6, 1896,
a coal laden vessel is reported off
Diamond Head as we go to press
1t is supposed to be the bark Enoch
Talbot from Departure Bay.
Mons. vizzavona, French Com
missioner, visited the Philadelphia
this afternoon and on retiring re-
ceived an appropriate salute.
Tomorrow (Friday), at 10 o'clock
a. m, Jas. F. Morgan will sell at
the Pacific Mail wharf a quantity
of manila rope, iron chain, etc.
On Saturday, Nov. Is, at II o'clock
Jas. F. Morgan will sell the celebrat-
ed stallion "Daylight." Read his
record given in another column.
Mr.. Fujii, japanese Commissioner
visited the U. S. flagship Philadel.
phia at / 30 o'clock this afternoon
receiving salute of nine guns on
leaving.
L. S. Consul General Mills anc
Vice Consul w. p Boyd visited the
U. S. flagship Philadelphia yester
day afternoon, receiving salute OF
retiring.
The Hawaiian National Band vii
give a concert at the Hawaiian Hote
this evening, in honor of the ami
versary of the birth of the late Kins
kalakaua.
Mr.. Robert Halstead of Waialu
registered at the Hawaiian Hote
yesterday. He reports an abundance
of rain for the growing cane of hi
plantation.
The Lougee brothers, professions
divers, returned to the Coast by tn
S. S. Alameda to-day, having com
pleted the examination of the 5. :
Miowera's bottom.
A lady asked one of the telephon
centrals this morning for whom wa
the Philadelphia saluting. To tn
: answer, "For President Dole" sh
replied, GLOW doleful"
The men on the L. S. S. cruise
Philadelphia and gunboat Adam
have been deprived of their libert.
, on account of the present excite
/ ment in the p. g. camp.
Messrs. Weatherwax and Cha
\ lock of j. J. Williams studio phot'
graphed Co +, Fl. n. g., Cap
,, Ziegler's company, at the Judicia
, building this afternoon.
+ Lieutenant Nahoolewa made ;
arrest of three Cinnamon for smo
: ing opium at 10 o'clock this NOR
a ing, a smoking outfit being taken
: too, besides twenty empty opiu
II tins.
It All the materials brought dov
n by Capt Metcalfe, with the exec
ton OF the 5-ton anchor, and whi'
4 were used in floating the Mower
e were sent back to San Francisco
'f the Alameda this afternoon.
Y The "Cit;zens' Reserve" slept
's le their arms last night, and an ext
/, watch of 200 men was stationed
the Executive building. Spec
: police paraded the streets all nigl
What it meant, no one seems
know.
ID In the District Court this MOI
ing Leoug Tong was sentenced
one months imprisonment at ha
e. labor for having opium unlawful
le in possession on Nov. Ii. Tong {
,e pealed from the decision, as
" claims the stuff did not belong
d him.
,r ON BOARD THE FLAGSHIP.
"a President Dole and Party Retr