The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The Count of Monte Cristo.
The Kinau brought only fifty bags
OF sugar this trip.
G. Nestor Edison left Yesterday
on the S. S. China for the Orient.
There will be battalion drill on
Palace Square tomorrow evening.
There we're no passengers for the
Volcano by the w. g. Hall this trip.
Twelve tourists returned by the
steamer Kinau this morning from
the Volcano.
Less than 40 voters registered to-
day. The total at close of the sit
ting was 1867.
DR.. Grossman owns a fine St.
Bernard dog. He has sent it to
Olaa plantation.
A furnished residence on Bere-
tania street is for rent on applica-
ton at this Office.
Dan Lyons dancing class for gem
tlemen meets at Arion hall this
evening at o'clock.
The Mannerchoir Harmony will
meet in the Pacific Club tomorrow
evening for practice.
Attention of coal consumers is
called to the Tagawa coal for which
q. L. Boardman is agent.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m.-weather
clear, wind fresh northeast. Four
masted schooner coal laden off port.
Customs officers amuse themselves
filing up shippers of vessels with
stories about the "rotten royalists."
DR.. L. A. Luudy has gone to
Yokohama where he intends to 10.
cate. The doctor left on the S. S.
China.
W. Jas. Smith has resigned the
Office Of Secretary Of the Board of
Education after an incumbcncy of
~ years.
Harry Saylor was sentenced TO
pay a fine Of $50 in the District
Court to-day for running a gamb-
ling joint on Hotel street.
Minister Willis visited the u. S.
flagship Philadelphia this afternoon,
receiving a salute Of fifteen guns on
retiring.
The p. G. band played for tho
edification Of the warriors" on the
Executive building grounds this
morning.
The candidates for the coustitu
tional convention nominated on
Kauai are W. II. Rice, q. y. Wilcox
and A. S. Wilcox.
Monte Cristo will be presented at
the Opera House tonight by the
DALEY Stock Company. The curtain
will DO raised at 4 o'clock.
A goodly share OF the proceeds OF
the railway excursion to Eva this
evening will go to the fund for fur
nishing the Sailors Home.
The uniforms Of the r. q. guards
are being made by Chinese tailurs.
An array Of uniforms can be seen
daily in shops along Nuuanu street.
The outgoing passengers from this
port by the ;. 5. China yesterday
evening were seven European cabin
and Isl Chinese and Ia Japanese
Storage passengers.
q. l.. Carter was elected rs a can.
didate To the constitutional conven.
ton by Second District Club, de-
feating NJ. A. Gonsalves. the nominee
OF the Portuguese, by 81 to tS.
Two lots on the Pearl City PENN
sula were sold by J. +. Morgan at
noon to-day To J. j. Williams at 800
each. II is said Jimmy is going to
open a photograph gallery down
there.
The household furniture OF A. J..
Cartwright will be sold at the resi-
dence, Keeaumoku aud Lunalilo
streets, at 10 o'clock tomorrow. The
premises were open for inspection
to-day.
Mrs. L Powell, Miss Jane Came
ron and Miss G.. Little were passen-
gers by the schooner G. S. Holmes,
from Port Blakely to-day. They are
the guests OF Captain johnson and
intend returning on the same vessel.
There will he a moonlight excur-
sion to the Eva plantation on the
Oahu railway this evening. The
special train will leave at 7:i5
o'clock, returning at l0:l5 o'clock.
Tickets for the round trip, seventy
| five cents.
Arthur White, OF the Arlington
billiard parlors, left on the schooner
Robert Levers this afternoon for a
two months vacation ON the Coast.
He intended leaving on the S. S.
China, but was unable to finish up
his business in time.
The four Cinnamon who were poi
soned on Saturday through drink
ing the juice Of a wood have all re-
covered. Prof. Lyons will make his
report to the coroner's jury to-mor-
row on his examination of the con
! tents OF the stOmachs Of the br.a