The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-05

LOCAL AND 0EMERAL VIEWS
Mrs. Featherstone is not going
north.
Valuable city property is offered
for sale in this paper.
The Government band plays at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
Do you want to wear good clothes'
Go to Roth, the tailor. But first see
his advt.
Wilder's S. s. Co. notify the names
OF their newly elected directors in
another column.
A notice of the sailing of the
steamer Kinau from Hilo on Dec. ~
appears elsewhere.
The theme at the Gospel tent to-
night will be: "Can I know that /
am or will be savedi"
There was a small earthquake
shock at Kohala on the morning OF
Tuesday, Dec. 4, at 4 o'clock.
The men OF H. b. N. s. Hyacinth
are jubilant over the fact that they
are to spend Christmas in Honolulu.
T. Thackeray, a contractor aud
builder, arrived on the S. 5. Warri-
moo yesterday evening from the
Colonies.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell furniture
AT the residence of the late DR..
Trousseau on Wednesday Of next
week at 10 a. m.
n. b. NJ. S. Hva' iuth will not
leave this evening as previously re-
ported. Her departure has been in
definitely postponed.
The trunk Of Simon Won Topaz,
who shot himself on Saturday, was
searched to-day. Nothing but papers
OF no value were found.
S. Murakami il expected in Homo
lulu by the next steamer from Van
cuuver. He will succeed s. Fuj,i as
Japanese Consul General in Hawaii.
Mrs. Thirds will deliver another
lecture before leaving Honolulu.
1t will he ON Friday evening, and
the subject, Philosophical Ideals"
Anot her Japanese steamer IL ex-
p.cted from Kobe the latter end Of
this month with 600 Japanese immi
grants. She Is consigned to Nanyu
Shusha.
W. g. Irwin Il Co. have ordered
two 3 roller mills from the Honolulu
Iron Works for the Hilo plan. alton.
These mills will bs reinforced with
the National cane shredder.
Marshal Hitchcock IL still investi.
eating the charge Of brutality
against the mounted pa'rolmen on
Saturday. The general public are
worked up about the affair.
Mrs. X. Donnolly, nee Martha Bols.
ter, and two children, arrived from
Sydney ON the s. S. Wsrrimoo yes.
tcr,iay evening. Mrs Donnolly ha,
been absent from Honolulu abou,
nine years.
A meeting Of the Young Hawai-
iaps' Institute will he held to NOR
row evening in the Foster Hall
This will be- tho first meeting o
the institute in its new hall, and q
full attendance Is requested.
Hsving purchased largely at ,
late credit sale, ! am now enable,
u sell goods cheaper than any othcu
retail store in town. All kinds %
Dress Goods will be sold AT auction
prices for cash. Sale commencing
Monday, Nor. 18th. NJ. 5. LEVY.
J. +. Morgan will continue tn,
sale 81 tailor's goods by order Of II
Hackisld u Co. AT his salesroom a
10 o'clock to morrow, Dec. q Tn,
sale to-day was fairly we'll ATTENDED
and great bargains were obtained b.
purchasers in suit aud pant patterns
The evidence for the prosecution
in the Lipin.. Fern. isabella Ach
adultery case was concluded thi
noon ~ the District Court. judy
Perry denied the motion for q dis
charge, aud the defendants side G
, the story is being heard this aftel
noon.
The trial Of j. =. Bowen for arso
was concluded in the District CouI
> yesterday afternoon. II resulted |
; tho committal OF defendant to th
Circuit Court for trial by . jur.
Bowen was taken over to Oah
' Prison At 8 o'clock in the evening
= where he will be kept until tn
: February term.
j. W. Girvin, clerk of the Chimes
branch OF the Foreign Office, is r
I ceiving applications for return pc
mits from Chinese who intend lea
ing for their native land by the s.
Oceanic on December II. He do,
} not know as yet how many thsl
? will bs, but reports "a great many