The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-24

LOuSe"le IrOSreS, n. L, ~ n. NJ,
will be held this evening.
A comfortable cottage, well fur
nished, is wanted on the plains. Adj
dress "F.," BULLETIN office.
Bronson Howard the playwright
and wife will leave by the 5. $. Aus
tralia on Wednesday for the Coast.
Karl Kristianscn, seaman on the
U. $. $. Mohican, is a deserter. n
reward of $40 is offered for his cap
ture.
Tho barkentinc Hilo will sail for
San Francisco ON or about Thursday
next. Theo. IL. Davies II Co. are her
agents.
Wednesday evening the 18th ami
versary of American Odd Fellowship
will be fttiugly celebrated at Har-
mony hall.
The steamer Kinau will be along
from Maui and Hawaii early We'd
nesday morning, connecting with the
S. S. Australia.
Mrs. Clapp, a missionary, and
three children, were passengers on
the barkentine S. q. Wilder from
the Coast yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Lee has been i'll since
coming to town, and it is doubtful
if she will be able to accompany her
husband to the States.
Bricks for the furnaces and an
iron smokestack are on the ground
for j. G. Whites machine repair
shop ON Queen street.
Captain Cook Lodge, Sons of st
George, will give another of theil
series of popular social entertain
ments at their hall this evening.
Five arrests for drunkenness were
made between Saturday and Sunday
night. This morning they were al
fined 50 each in the District Court
There is big crowd of idlers, ole
as we'll as young, stationed at thu
orifce of the dredge discharge pip'
on the csplanade all through work
ing hours.
Judge Cooper and the jury panel
have prodigious calendar to gre
away with in the May term. |
quarter of the cases are tried tn
Court will do we'll.
Two Chinese opium fends wer
disturbed while hitting the pipe las
night by police officers and made al
unsuccessful attempt to get away
They were locked up.
A rumor that the American force
were to take charge of the countr
again tomorrow cannot be trace
to any authentic source. The tow
is full of such talk all the same.
The Union Steamship Monow;
due next week from the Colonic
en- route to San Francisco will brin
the remainder of the New Sout
Wales exhibit for the Worlds Fai
The Hawaiian National band wi
give concert complimentary to I'll
Raymond IL Whitcomb tourists ;
the Hotel tomorrow evening. I'll
tourists will be leaving by the S.
Austr ala.
NJ. w. McChesney n Sons offer
market for all the tallow they ca
get. They buy it for the Hawaiia
Soap Works CO., for making Il
superior soap, now an importal
domestic product.
The seceders from the Hawaii;
) Womens Patriotic League were
present a memorial, somewhat sin
lar to the one presented by the 9th
branch, to Commissioner Blou
either to-day or tomorrow.
,, L. j. Levey is going to sell /
own furniture, on account of chan
ing house, at 10 o'clock Thursd
: next, at the residence, Beretania al
> Alapai street. The house will
: open for inspection Wednesday ire
! | to 3 p. m.
A company of young native DO
, with bamboo sticks for guns we
,, drilling on Queen street yesterd;
:. They had sentries posted oppos
! those of the p. Ct. in the Cover
> ment yard, and ii was laughable
hear them calling off the half hou
Captain Zegler asserts that I
rumor of a strike among the sOldi
d must have originated in big j
= agination. From what is learned
II the outside, the Disseminated N
7 could not get enough with them
l. risk sure bread and butter in
S strike.
o Up to late hour this aftcrno
is William Bruett, the crook who
" capped from the Police Station
e Saturday morning, had not been
captured by the police. The ).
Australia's men say that they
II hand him over If he show arou
n that quarter, yet it would do
e harm FOR the police to search
g steamer for themselves.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wright's r.
1t dence at Waikiki was the scene q
e. pleasant assomblagc ON Stature
y: evening. The occasion was a f;
IS we'll to Mrs. Frank Barwick, "
g will be passenger ON the ;. >. \
rs tralia for the Coast, Dancing {
m general sociability occupied tho ga
l. part of the evening, and shol