The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-19

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The P. G.. band is enjoying holi.
day to-day.
Rooms to let with board at Ilani-
wal, Waikiki.
This has been an off day in the
higher courts.
M. Goldberg is selling out his
mems clothing at cost.
There will be cricket practice to-
morrow afternoon.
A genuine clearance sale in all
departments at M. Goldberg's.
st. Andrews Priory is holding its
closing exercises this afternoon.
The horse races at Kapiolani
Park on September I'd, the Queens
birthday, promise to be lively events.
Judge Widemann and Mr.. Irwin
went out on the Australia with Col.
Spreckels, returning on the pilot
boat.
A mich COW and a fine saddle and
harness horse will be sold by j. F.
Morgan on Saturday at Dowsett's
corral.
Three deserters from the U. S. S.
Adams have been reported. Jas.
Mooney, one of them, was captured
this morning.
Mr.. Geo. Ross, manager of Haka-
lau plantation, wife and family, ar
rived in town by the steamer Claud-
inc this morning.
Mr.. Levey has a consignment of
Japanese crepe at his salesrooms,
the price of which is an agreeable
surprise to the ladies.
The Pohukaina Girls school held
it's annual examination and closing
exercises to-day. The work of the
girls was very creditable to the staff.
The drummer of the P. G.. band
left on the S. S. Australia to-day
The climate was commencing to get
too warm and he thought he'd get
out in time.
The great sale at the Arlington on
Hotel street will be continued this
evening at 7 o'clock. As all the
goods must be sold, great bargains
can be obtained.
The Post Office despatched 1855
letters and 229O papers by the o. &
o. S. S. Oceanic yesterday, and 291(
letters and 7O9 papers by the o. S
S. Australia to-day.
Nick Barrowick, the pugilist, lef
on the S. S. Australia to-day. HI
does not show a mark from las
nights encounter, while his oppo
nent is laid up for repairs.
Tomorrow Thursday, at l,
o'clock, Jas. F. Morgan will hold
sale of dry goods, groceries, furni
ture, and liquors; and at same time
quantity of books will be disposed
of.
, Ailuene, charged with the larcen
) of gold watch, the property G
) George Kamaka, on July ID, nea
St. Louis College, was committed t
the Circuit Court for trial by Judg
Carter this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Spreckels, an
daughter, fairly bedecked with lei
and flowers we're taken in a grou
. on the upper deck by j. j. Williams
= photographer, shortly before the s
> S. Australia departed.
5 All You, who was captured nea
the Chinese wash house with tire
tins of Hongkong opium in ba!
ket, pleaded guilty in the Polio
Court this morning and was fine
$50. John got off pretty light.
> Professor Max. Kaufman was
= passenger by the Australia to-da
= bound home via Chicago, taking
the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Kaufman
! stayed at Sans Souci during the pa
:: three months and gave many enjo,
;, able parties out there. The profe
j sor is very wealthy, liberal and gel
y erous to fault.
= Two Japs had a narrow escal
!, from serious injury this afternoo
) They were driving along Nuuar
! street in wagon when the hor.
: bolted and ran up on the sidewa
J. near the Empire Saloon. One ia
$ fell between the wheels, while Il
!, other was gently slid off on to Il
IS ground. The animal was caugl
l. near Beretania street.
A Japanese under the influence
: "soy" called at the Deputy Marsha
Office this afternoon and wanted
, get out warrant for the arrest
1 fellow countryman for assaultil
him. As the Deputy Marshal cou