The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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One case of drunkenness was the
only arrest made by the police last
night.
Two more Chinese Migrants we're
arrested this afternoon, and released
on bail.
Decorating the Councils Chamber
for the presidential reception is in
progress.
IS. Bradford is experimenting
the erection Of a speaking and press
gallery on Palace square.
Moonlight nights. Now is the
time for saltwater dip in the
rollers at Jim Sherwood's.
J. F. Morgan has q quantity OF
Roche Harbor lime which he offers
for sale in quantities at the lowest
market price.
After a stay Of several months in
Honolulu, Frank Spencer left in the
Kinau this afternoon for his estate
at Waimea, Hawaii.
II being the first anniversary Of
the birth OF Garibaldi, X. w. Will
cox will give luau at his residence,
Waikiki, this evening.
The game known as che ia seems
to be still the rage among the ma
tives and Chinese. Several banks
are running in full blast.
Capt. Davies is now running the
schooner Mahimahi. This will not
be allowed to interfere with his ad-
vertised business as stevedore.
The p. q. band played on the Pa.
lace grounds this morning. In the
evening the band will give moon
light concert at Thomas Square.
Mrs. Iaukea is now suing Road
Supervisor Cummings for civil dam
ages in connection with the affair
that she lately had him fined for.
The R. NJ. s: s. Mariposa will be
due from the Coast on Thursday
next, and the G. A. s. s. Warrimoo
from Vancouver on the Tuesday fol.
lowing.
Devotees and investigators Of
Theosophy will notice that q library
Of that persuasion Is open ut certain
times in the Foster block. See
advertisement.
Kaluahine, q well-knowu charac.
ter on the city front, was pulled in
this afternoon for stealing coal to
the value Of $50, the property OF
another native.
Sans Souci, the leading seaside
hotel, Is now crowded with guests,
keeping Mr.. and Mrs. I. 4. Simpson,
the popular host aud hostess, up to
their eyes in business.
Domingos Ferreira, charged with
assault with deadly weapon on J.
j. Silva, was released yesterday
afternoon on $500 bail. Peter, his
accomplish, Is still in Jail.
A mail will be sent by the fast
sailing brigantine w. g. Irwin for
San Francisco, closing at the post
Office at 1 o'clock to-day. The YES
sol will leave at 9 o'clock tomorrow.
Tho pilots Office is now located
at the end Of the Pacific Mail wharf,
near the tug Eleu. The building
formerly at the boat landing was re-
moved to the now location this fore.
noon.
1t will bc learned with universal
pleasure that tho Misses Albu are
going to give another concert before
leaving for the Midwinter Fair. The
concert will take place Saturday
evening, 9th inst. Particulars later.
Tomorrow will DO busy day for
the p. q. band. At g q. m. il will
play at the raising Of the 6O-ft. flag.
pole at the American Leagues head
quarters; at $50, parade OF the mill
tary; at II, reception at Executive
building; at $3.50, band concert at
Thomas Square; at 7:3O, mass meet ,
ing.
The flagpole presented by }. j.
| EBan 10 the american League IS De-
ing placed in position on King
street, near the corner OF Nuuanu
street. 1t belonged to the late vol
unteer Engine 90. No. l, and was
sold among other effects OF the COM
pany. The pole is the tallest in the
city.
For the clean condition Of the
bark Villalta from Liverpool, after
her 1876 days voyage over two oceans,
Captain Harland has received many
compliments from shipmasters and
others along the water front. To
use a common expression, the yes
sells decks were clean enough to eat
of Of. The Villalta has distanced
the Nautilus, that left seventeen
days ahead OF her. "Quick and
Clean" may be taken for his vessels
motto by the genial skipper.
A Year Ago.
1t will be- twelve months at {
o'clock this evening, Jan. III, since
the landing OF the troops of the ".