The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-25


Honolulu on Jan. Z.
The Pacific Hardware Co. will
hold regular meeting on Tuesday
next at 10 o'clock.
j. T. Warehouse has presented
the Government with a $1,000 bond
of the Oahu Railway.
The Cramps have secured the
contract for building the new U. S.
cruisers Brooklyn and Iowa.
Mrs. Wray Taylor and child re-
turned by the S. S. Australia to-day
after brief sojourn at the Coast,
visiting friends.
A Chinaman named Johnnie was
fined 81 and 81 costs for furious and
Needless driving by Police Magis-
trate Foster this morning.
Sealed tenders are called by the
Road Supervisor to be in by noon
tomorrow for the supply of certain
articles specified elsewhere.
The U. S. Consulate flag was plac-
ed at half-mast to-day out of res
pect to the late General Hayes, ex-
President, and General Butler, ex-
Governor of Massachusetts.
John Sheldon, editor, was called
to account by the joint Council yes
terday for an article in the Holomua.
He was told that articles of an in
fammatory nature would not be
allowed publication.
There were rumors current this
morning that the S. S. Australia
would leave earlier than usual En-
quiry at the office of w. G.. Irwin &
Co. elicits the fact that she will
leave as usual on Wednesday next.
1t is reported that the circulation
of the Nupepa Kuokoa, the weekly
Hawaiian paper, edited by Jos. U.
Kawainui, has dropped considerably
during the past few days. It's advo-
cacy of annexation is the cause
given.
Charles NJ. Shortridge, editor of
the San Jose Mercury, who is we'll
known in Honolulu, has been cited
for contempt of court in publishing,
contrary to order of court, the pro-
ceedings of a divorce case heard
with closed doors.
The following additional appoint
ments have been made to the regular
army: j. H. Fisher, Lieutenant
Colonel; George F. Mcleod, Major;
w. w. Hall, Quartermaster; w. P.
Tilden, Ordnance Officer; Ira A.
Burgess, I'd Lieutenant.
The Band will play at the Govern
ment building tomorrow evening,
not at the hotel as previously an
nounced. On Friday evening it will
give concert at the hotel in honor
of the German Emperor's birthday.
Both concerts begin at z o'clock.
l.. j. Levey will hold sale of
household furniture at the residence
of Ferd. Schlessinger, Piikoi street,
at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Some ex-
cellent furniture in first-class condi-
ton will be offered, an opportunity
householders should not miss. The
premises were open yesterday for in
spection.
Marshal w. G.. Ashley was intro
duced to the Police force yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock by Attor-
ney-General w. O. Smith. Marshal
Ashley made few appropriate re-
marks, stating that it was not his
policy to make any changes, and
that he expected them all to do
their duty.
II. S. Tregloan, merchant tailor of
this city, received news by the S. S.
Australia to-day of the death of his
eldest son, Rev. G. H. Tregloan, of
Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Tregloan had
been expecting his son on visit for
some time. The store at Fort and
Hotel streets was closed to-day out
of respect to the late reverend gen
tleman.
The British bark Scottish Wizard
at present discharging coal at the O.
r. q l.. Co.'s wharf, has a happy
family on board. The captain is
accompanied by his wife and family
and besides there are several pet
animals, including two monster
white pigs, two fox terriers, a mag
pie, nanny goat and cats. 1t is /
pleasure, besides, to see the men al
work, they pull so we'll together.
Captain Ross, formerly of thu
Haytian Republic, who has gone t.
Japan for the purpose of taking
command of the Zambesi and pro
ceeding with her to Honolulu anC
thence to Portland and the Sount
with a cargo of fruit, etc, has carte
blanche, it is said, if he finds thu
Zambesi unfit for immediate service
to bring instead any of the numer
Gus vessels now awaiting charter il
Oriental ports.
The Kapiolani Park Association
to-day elected the following BoarC
of Directors: j. Campbell, Ceci
Brown, VIM. q. Irwin, w. H. Rick
ard, w. M. Gilfard, Ii. j. Nolte, A
S. Cleghorn, e. S. Cunha, T. h
Walker, Chas. b. Wilson and T, S
Douglas. The Directors elected tn
following officers: A. S. CleghorI
President; Cecil Brown, Vice-Presi
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