The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-22

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
The "Sun" outshines all. We
should smile il it doesn't.
II. 3. NJ. S. Hyacinth returned to
port this afternoon after few days
absence.
Antoine Clogs went before the
mast on the bark Ceylon on Satur-
day last.
Several persons intend visiting
the wreck of the bark q. Y. Wilcox
in the yacht Hawaii Tomorrow.
Mr.. Levey will hold special sale
of household articles aud merchan-
disc next Tuesday. Read the bill.
The mate Of tho w. II. Dimond
has the thanks of the BULLETIN for
San Francisco papers of tho 9Th
inst.
DR.. Dennis, prominent San Fran
ciscaD, and bis wife were passengers
by the barken,ine w. II. Dimond to-
day.
There were twelve passengers by
the steamer Kinau from the Volcano
this morning. The Volcano is still
active.
A fresh consignment of the cele-
brated Napa soda Water has arrived
by the Dinond to-day, for the Hol-
lister Drug Go.
On Monday at 10 a M, Jas. F.
Morgan will sell at auction ships
boat, stores, books, etc, from the
wrecked German bark u. n. Wilcox.
The board of trustees of the
Queens Hospital will hold a special
meeting at the Chamber Of Com
merce on Wednesday next at 1890
o'clock.
Tho party Of young men who
left on hunting excursion on Molo-
kai, sent tho carcasos Of three deers
to town by the steamer Mokolii this
morning.
The Government band played at
the departure of the =. ). Monowai
for San Francisco this morning.
This afternoon the band will play at
Emma Square.
The box plan for Dailey's first
plsy-"The Two Orphans"-will
open at l.. j. Levey's Offices Monday
morning. Secure q seat before the
best are taken.
Mrs. s. Parker and daughters, the
Misses Ward, Miss Finkler, Mrs. q
Bfuguiere and Miss a. Neumaun re.
turned from sojourn at Mana, Ha,
waii, by tho Kinau to-day.
Harry Amitagc did the elocution.
airy work very nicely for Jas. +
Morgan at his sales to-day, in tn,
absence Of the silver-tongued auc
tioneer Oh account Of illness.
All the boats aud sails belonging
to tho estate OF the late Dr. Geo
Trousscau were sold to-day at tn,
boat landing by IL. Armitage, actipi
auctioneer for j. +. Morgan.
! On tho passage from. San Fran
cisco one Of the seamen on the bark
entine W. II. Dimond fell overheard
He was rescued, however, after be
ing ia the water about Gvo minutes
Chief Officer Hart OF tho S.
Mariposa arrived by the s. S. Mono
wal to-day from the Colonies, wher
ho had stayed over on account .
illness. Mr.. Hart will join tho Mari
posa, when sho arrives on Thursda
next.
Jack Duane. who was convicted q
? robbery, will have to serve out hi
r sentence on the reef, as he did no
, leave on the S. $. Monowai to-iaJ
The mate Of the steamer offered I
2 ship Duane, but tho latter woul
g not 20.
4 Lewis j Lsvey will sell horse
n aud mares, including Traveller, tn
hest half mile horse in the Hawaiia
: Islands, in front OF his salesroom q
8 IL o'clock noon Saturday weel
- Some 81 ths mares are from Star
ford aud B,,well.
9 j. ". Chapman eaters for hsl
y queis, socials, private dinners an
y garden parties. Weddings a spscia
q ty. He can be found at all hours ,
Sans Souci or will call on any ladi,
or gentlemen who will address hi
J. through the Post Office.
- Jas. F. Morgan will sell the pr
J. perty belonging TO the estate Of Il
n late L. Dalton on Monday, Octob'
|. A good chance to got a suburbs
homestead in q wholesome localit
Il where the Government is going
,r lay water before two years.
Jack Dempsy, the nonpareil, al
% McCarty, the Australian, fought
- twenty round in New Orleans {
y. Sept. 9th. Although Dempsy W
X the cleverer OF the two yet MEGA
IT. thy stuck TO him to the end II
a purse Of 5000 was divided.
III The marriage Of Mr.. Henry n
to Miss Susan Pua, youngest daug
n y =