The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-13

Z. b. Reynolds has gone to Molo-
kai.
Beautiful weather has followed the
storm.
William Foster has a desirable Of
fee to let.
Col. s. Norris has gone back to
Kahuku, Hawaii.
The Chinese hold a mass meeting
tomorrow night.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear, wind light southwest.
Lovers of music will be interested
in the letter signed Opera"
Foreign jurors will take their in
nipgs tomorrow morning.
Up to noon to-day the Hawaiian
jury registered only one conviction.
Native jurors not in the box were
excused this afternoon until called.
E. r. Hendry, of the Hawaiian
Hardware Co., has gone to Hawaii
Court Canoes will meet at the
usual place at 1880 o'clock this even
ing.
Il. Fabian, clerk at the Police
Station, is confined to his house with
illness.
Marshal Hitchcock left on the
steamer w. q. Hall this morning for
Hawaii.
Lantern exhibitions of the Worlds
Fair are likely events in Honolulu
before long.
X. Palau is on trial in the District
Court this afternoon ON a charge Of
selling swipes.
Rev. Mr.. Gulick gave a very inte-
resting sermon at Kawaiahao Church
Sunday evening.
The organ concert at kaumaka-
pill church will take place next
Tuesday evening.
Outgoing island steamers are
watched now for delinquent taxpay.
ers by A. Montana.
The Custom House is the rendez.
vous OF the executive committee OF
the Annexation Club.
Attention Of owners OF brood mares
is called to the advertisement Of
Creole by the Club Stables.
Captain Palmer was the only pas.
senger for the Volcano on the
steamer W. q. Hall to-day.
Only one Chinaman, Yun Sing,
has taken out passport to leave on
the bark Velocity for China.
The quarterly meeting Of the
Union Feed Co. will he held at :
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at their
office.
Men from II. b. VI. 5. Champion
are to give a performance at tn,
Opera House the latter end Of this
month.
To.day's arrests by the police wcr,
q Chinaman who refused to pay take
to the +. G., aud a native for druu
kenness.
The steamer W. q. Hall will re-
turn from windward on Wcdncsda,
morning. She will call at Lahaini
for sugar.
Pahupu was sentenced to pay ;
fine OF $50 in the District Court tn
day for assisting and maintaining
che IN game.
Members OF the American Leagu
expect some fun at the meeting q
the Annexation Club at the drill
shed this evening.
The p. q. band played on the Ia
ecutive building grounds this morn
ing. This evening the same band
to play at Emma Square.
d. Is. Smith was nominated ye,
terday evening as the sole candidat
OF the American League for til
vacancy in the Advisory Council.
The household furniture Of Mr.
s. c. Opfergelt was shipped
Kohler a. Frohling, San Francisco
on the bark Andrew Welch to-da
Question OF the hour-Will Il
minst rels introduce the latest era,
Saturday EVENING" The song h;
reached Honolulu, but hasn't broke
out yet.
Two steam plows and other mi
chinery lately arrived from Iced
England, are to be shipped for ii
Kekaha and Hanamaulu plantation
next week.
+. b. Thomas has a good stol
about l.. A. Thurston and the dol
key who tells the ladies' ages at /
0 Midwinter Fair. T. II. Hobr,
knows nothing about the animal,
The men OF the L. S. flagshi
Philadelphia intend giving an cnte
: tainment at the Opera House {
Feb. I'D, Washington's birthday,
aid Of the Seaman's home, III
. band will assist.
: The Japanese holiday observed {
!. Sunday was the rs hundredth AM
6 versary OF the coronation Of the fir
j. Japanese Emperor. 1t also ne
commemorate the adoption Of
|. liberal constitution few years a.
;. Captain Klemme and IL. Klemm
y who lost the valuable mastiils JuD
" and Sultan the other night, ha
> traced up a man who bought stryc
nine at drugstore the day
dogs were poisoned. They are, no
/, ever, unable to secure evidence tn