The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-16

were passengers by the Australia.
J.F. Morgan will hold sale of
stocks at his salesroom at noon
Monday.
II is understood Col. J. II. Soper,
commander Of the forces, has re-
sigued that position.
Two prominent society meu had a
"spat" at a card party the other
evening. No blood spilled.
G.. Bolte returned from the Coast
to-day by the Australia. Mrs. Bolte
remained in San Francisco.
The Elite Ice Cream Parlor will
be open to morrow to the delight of
all hungry and thirsty people.
Ensign and Mrs. II. +. Parmenter,
L. s. ~, are visiting Admiral Cal.
houn, L. S. ~, in Washington, D. G.
Go to the Beaver Saloon for oys-
tiers in any style, the usual supply
having come on ice by the Austria.
liza.
Captain Penhallow OF the schoon-
ar Alice Cooke favored the Bulletin
with San Francisco papers ye,ter-
day.
Olaf Sorenson arrived on the
schooner Alice Cooke yesterday to
spend his school vacation with the
old folks.
Harry Penhallow, son Of Captain
Penhallow of the schooner Alice
Cooke, came over from the Coast
with his parents yesterday.
Members of |. .. o. +. and their
families vii assemble IN Harmony
hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon for memorial exercises.
The Kamehamchas aud Hawaiis
play ball this afternoon. The ka.
mehameha school band will render
school music during the game,
Through tickets To all parts Of
the United States are obtaiuablc at
W. G.. Irwin n Co.'S Office for the 5.
:. Australia sailing next Saturday.
DR.. Gilbert 4. Foote died at
Lockford. California, on May ~, OF
heart trouble. DR.. Foote left here
some time ago owing tn i'll health.
Rcsr-Admiral J. g. Walker, L. 5
81, commander.in-chicf Of the Pa
ciic Station. will be assigned to tn,
command OF the Naval Academy IL
August.
, Admiral John Irwin writes tha
; he will spend two weeks IN Washing
! ton trying tn do the best he can 70
=, tho benefit OF these Islands. which
? he says he loves.
; Harry Harmon, a native son. dive,
=, sevcnty.siX feet from a tower at Ala
media, Cal. He turned two somer
}, saults in his descent. and bruisc,
:: shins were his only injury.
4. de &. Canavarro, Portuguese
Charge d'AiIaircs, is registered a
the California Hotel, San Francisc,
He did not return on the 5. ;. Au,
tralia. although he was booked.
4 complimentary concert will b
rendered to Captain ii. &. HouC
J. lettc, of tho s. ;. Australia, AT til
= Hotel by the Z. q. baud this ever
ing, 10 sigualize the captains oi
=, huudredth trip.
n. Samuel Adelstcin, the mandolinis
:. will extend his vacation trip to
La. of /.
ID leaving Japan he will visit Chin
rs Singapore, Java, C.ylun, lndi
le Egypt, the Holy Land aud Italy,
a San Francisco papers note the a
in rival Of August {. Hagen theI
I'd looking humble, in custody Of OF
n. Ger Bennett who arrested him
Samoa, for having swindlcd the +.
nj chang" Banking Company Of NJ
o. York out of $4,000.
" The Hawaiian Amateur Athle,
~ Club AT u meeting yesterday eve
.. ing appointed committee To GO
90 fer with the Fourth Of July Coz
~ lnttee in regard To a proposition
~ have the sports On the Lrag
an. SioNulN' S' Nhh' NV Niup lilShl
IN enabled TO enter.
ny Henry A. Giles, champion hcycl
" Of Hawaii, was a passenger by I
Oh 5. 5. Australia to-day. Henry
10 turns after spending a short va
cir ton on the Coast. During his vi
abroad he entered several bicy
Tor races, but, on account Of his no
I'm ing the championship Of Hawaii,
I'd was put back several yards,
i'm
,ry Captain King has dog which
he famous for killing rats. Yesterc
he trap containing IL rodents Y
adj taken To vacant room. Capt;
nd Kings dog was secured and the r
res were turned out Of thu trap To ii.
md il ont with the dog. He killed ia
Dis. all in less than ten minutes.
~ Alice X. Ayers got verdict
'S25uO damages against WIN, Nah,
- Tor breach Of promise OF maria
nan Tho ease had been tried once in
nm nolulu aud then yonu" was chaul
he to Lahaiua, where 800 dana
he was secured, but plaintiff moved
P a a new trial, which wa. giant
no hence the tiial at Wailuku with
aN" above result
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