The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-08

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The trade wind last night amount
ed almost to gale.
The appointment of j. j. Kelly as
a Customs guard is gazetted to-day.
Time for receiving tenders for
printing Custom House report is OK
tended to Friday.
Mrs. G. N. Spencer arrived from
Waihee, Maui, yesterday evening by
the steamer Lehua.
Should the S. S. Alameda arrive
early this evening the band will play
at the Hawaiian Hotel.
The dismissal of faithful public
officers without cause is becoming
too much of good thing.
Hook g. Ladder Co, defunct vol
unteer department., will meet this
evening in the Fire Police hall.
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt, the
temperance lecturer, will leave by
the S. S. Alameda for San Francisco.
Customs guards Chas. Clark and
Harry Webb are reported to be sue
ceeded by Won Werthern, Jr., of
the drei hundred, and James Kelly.
Next!
Special rehearsal of the St. An
drew's choir this evening at 7:3O
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. G..
P. Ward.
Certificate No. 2 for 20 shares
Mutual Telephone stock is adver-
tised as lost, finder to please return
to j. S. Walker.
Governor G.. D. Freeth left on the
schooner Liholiho this afternoon for
his home, Lysan Island, where his
wife and family are residing.
A stone foundation for the new
esplanade front roadway is being
laid. Evidently the bog in that
quarter is to be abolished under
Minister King.
The boatman who committed the
alleged assault on Officer Sheahan
on Sunday morning was fined $50
and $1.SO costs in the District Court
this morning. Defendant noted an
appeal.
Ex-Minister G. n. Spencer's fun
eral took place at ? o'clock this af-
ternoon. Government Offices and
the courts closed at noon out of res
pect to the lamented gentleman s
memory.
Mr.. M. McInerny, whose treatise
on scientific underwear appears in
this paper, expects a full line latest
style hats by the Monowai this
week. No excuse for shocking bad
hat after that.
Have you thought out that miss
ing word? If only half the tickets
scattered over the islands in this
paper are voted, there will be a
handsome dividend for those who
answer correctly.
DR.. Goto, the japanese lepros,
specialist, arrived from Japan by tn,
Mike Maru, and reported to the
Board of Health yesterday. He viii
probably be sent to the Leper Set
Element at Molokai
There was a general scamper o
school children who were playing
hockey on Palace Square this morn
ing when the school policeman hov,
in sight The youngsters wer,
watching the drill of the Boston
battalion.
The dredge at work near the Paci
fic Mail dock pumped up consider
able coal yesterday from the bottom
of the bay, where it had fallen from
discharging vessels. The Goals wer
picked up by men, women and boys
put in sacks and sold to ditferen
parties, one man purchasing MIN
bags.
All Ling Nui was brought up il
the District Court this morning OF
charge of larceny in the secono
degree in Honolulu on Jan. Is, b,
stealing diamonds valued at $500
the property of Mrs. w. G. Wilder
The Chinaman pleaded guilty ant
was committed to the First Circui
Court for sentence.
James Dunn, Esq, millionaire
/ Managing Director of the London
Glasgow and Greenock Sugar Com
pany, and Hawaiian, Consul at elias
gov, was married on the 18th of Feb
ruary at Byswater, England. MI
Dunn is a cousin of Mrs. j. S. Walk
, er of Honolulu and visited these Isl
ands, spending some weeks, fey
years ago.
August T. Dowd, a California pic
neer of 1913, died in that State o
+ Feb. ~, aged II years. He discover
4 ed the famous Calayeras big trees i
D 1852, DOWd was n native of Cor