The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mr.. w. H. Cornwell returned from
Maui by the steamer w. G. Hall this
An auction sale OF the furniture of
Mechanic Engine Co. will take place
this evening.
Eleven passengers returned by the
steamer w. G. Hall this afternoon
for the Volcano.
All Government offices closed at
10 o'clock this morning. The banks
closed an hour later.
l.. }. Levey will sell two bales of
sugar bags, damaged by salt water,
at II noon tomorrow.
Road Supervisor Cummings calls
for tenders for shoeing the Road
Boards stock for six months.
Prof. Max Loheide's athletic school
will give their first wrestling exhibit
ton tomorrow evening at the boat
house.
The Pacific Wheelmen will hold
another race on the King street
track tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
S. Kubey g. Co. have removed
their cigar and cigarette factory to
rs King street, between Fort and
Bethel streets.
Ex-captain of police Kamana has
been re-appointed on the force as a
police officer. He had donned an
annexation badge.
The P. G.. band gave moonlight
concert at Makee Island yesterday
evening, and the waves murmured,
"What are the wild woods sa7ing?'
Mr.. F. Horn remembered the
BULLETIN boys as of old this morn
ing, with a liberal treat of his deli
cious hot cross buns. A lawyer
dropped in and made square meal
OF one.
Housekeepers will find something
attractive in the new announcement
of Theo. H. Davies g. Co. to-day.
There is variety of articles of which
everybody must be wanting some-
thing or other.
At the meeting of the women's
branch of the Hawaiian Patriotic
League yesterday afternoon the sum
of S4Ol.35 was subscribed. In the
evening over one thousand names
were added to the roll.
The flag of the Italian bark Cav.
Luigi D. was flying at half-mast yes
terday and again to-day. On en-
quiry it is learned that it is the
custom in Italy to observe Maundy
Thursday and Good Friday by fly
ing flags at half-mast.
-Four deserving sailors from the
whaling bark James Arnold were
captured by the police this morning
in a cottage below Smiths bridge.
Ten dollars each had been offered
by the captain for their capture.
Two more are at large.
The Good Friday service of the
second congregation of St. Andrews
Cathedral this morning was very
largely attended. The Rev. Alex
Macintosh preached an appropriate
sermon. The service this evening
commences at $50 o'clock.
A complaint has been received OF
shots having been fired at houses
adjoining the barracks. The walls
are dotted with marks of bullets OF
a caliber fitting parlor rifle or pis
tol. The dwellings in question are
the Queens servants quarters.
Iopa, charged with breaking into
the store Of Sing 10y q Co., OF
Saturday night, was committed yes
terday in the District Court, anC
bail fixed at $3.50. Two witnesse.
were ordered to file 500 bond tina
they will appear in the Circuit Cour
against defendant.
For some nights past a P. G
guard in uniform has been seel
parading in the middle of Beretania
near Punchbowl street, with
musket. People are wonderin.
whether the guards are acting in TIN
capacity of police officers in add
ton to barracks duty.
While boys at the Fort-stree
school We're playing baseball in tn
schoolyard the other day, one of tn
lads struck the ball through win
dow into Miss Carriers room. Tha
lady, who was sitting at table, wa
struck squarely on the face, luckil
without serious injury.
Some scamp tore down the decor
atoms from the awning in front c
Wenner u Co.'S jewelry store las
night. The misdemeanant mus
have been on horseback to reach tn
articles; that is, unless he employees
, stills or step ladder. 1t will g
hard with him if Mr.. Wenner gel
! on his track.