The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-10

Diamond Head, 12noon--Weather,
hazy; wind, fresh northeast.
Prof. Ruchwaldy, in an exhibition
of the magic art at the Opera House
this evening
The steamer Hawaii brought
forty-fve head cattle from the other
islands to-day.
Mrs. E. r. Hcndry and child left
on the steamer Kinau yesterday on
a visit to friends at Hilo.
Sundry soasonablo topics are ably .
discussed by the Hawaiian Hard !
ware Co.'s scribe in this issue.
n. S. Sachs has just received a |
new lot of Japanese cotton Grape,
which he offers at Sl.25 piece.
The S. S. City of Peliing is flying a
tea flag with the words, "The Cele-
brated City of Peking Blend" on it.
The S. S. City of Picking will leave
for San Francisco at o'clock this
afternoon, the mail closing an hour
earlier.
There will be no BULLETIN issued
on Monday. The printers deserve n
holiday and think they ought to
| have free lunch.
The visiting clergymen are Toast
! ing to-day on wild boar and two
bullocks cooked in the ground at
! KaWaiahaO Church.
All criminal cases were remanded
in the District Court this morning,
One deserter was ordered to return
to contract service.
The steamer Likelike will take
the steamer Claudine's route to
Maui next week. The Claudine will
go on the Marine Railway.
Four cars left the railway depot
this morning for Pearl City. They
contained crowd of happy Sunday
school children on picnic eXcur-
sion.
/ The wrestling tournament at the
Beretania street Armory is one OF
the attractions this evening. Don't
fail to witness the "athIetes at
work"
Charles j. Mccarthy is in town
from Pearl City Charley reports
the pineapple farm in fine condi-
ton and promises good, juicy pines
mahope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright are
through passengers on the 5. ,. City
of Peking. Mr.. Cartwright is the
late Chief Customs Officer at
Shanghai.
There were thirty Chinese and six
, japanese steerage passengers by the
S. S. City of Peking to-day for Ho-
nolulu. In all, the steamer had 335
passengers.
Surgeon General w. Center, re-
tired English army officer, is a
! through passenger'o on the S. S. City
: of Peking, on his way to the Worlds
Fair at Chicago.
= Special sermons will be preached
at Central Union Church tomorrow
= by Revs. w. B. Oleson and IL. H.
, Parker, on Schools" and 'Home
: Missions" respectively.
For the benefit of anxious aspir
;, ants for Office tit may be stated that
the Executive Council has decided
: to appoint no Deputy Registrar O
Conveyauces at present.
Mr.. T. c.. Porter, late Minister o.
: Finance, will leave on the S. S. City
y of Peking this afternoon. Mr.. Porte
), is the only passenger booked at tn,
Il office of II. Hackreld u Co.
5. Henri Pilot, retired French
9 naval officer, passed through on tht
Il S. S. City Of Picking to-day. Mons
S Pilot will take III the Worlds Fai
on his way homo to France.
Colonel Waller, an English arm
officer, and Hon. Mrs. Waller are OF
their way to the Worlds Fair o.
S the S. S. City of Peking. While i
o town they visited all points of inter
n est.
% An annular fracture in windoN
II of the judiciary Department oliic'
l. discovered by the clerks on arriva
Z. for duty this morning, is attribute
u to a fugitive baseball. The shuttle
o. inside is also broken.
le ----------
Of The Booth estate, corner of Nur
IN anu and Hotel streets, was knocke
IN down to-day to Mr.. G. r. Bshol
mortgagor, for $4,000. A shoi
while ago lot Of about one-twelft
Of the land sold for 5000.
There will be an excursion to tt
in EVA plantation on Monday. Speci;
IL trains will be run during the da
and all cxcursionists will be give
Is. an opportunity to witness the mon
/" ter steam plows at work near IL
I" mill
~ The p. G. band will play at Il
:, baseball game between the X
" mehamehas and the Hawaiis tn
* afternoon. A rafting game is Q
pected, as Capt. Thompson of II
Hawaiis has got his men throus
,t- Especial" training.
lis The Masonic ladies promise
I'm rive all ATTENDING the luuu at X