The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-19

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
It looks like more rain.
Thistle Club this evening.
The p. G. band plays at Emma
Square this evening.
j. j. Drummond advertises for
claims against him.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather
clear, wind light southwest.
T. j. King, of the California Feed
Co., is back from the Coast.
Seventy cases appeared on the
District Court calendar this morn
ing.
Sugar has advanced a point to
3.2S. 1t was 3 3-l6 at last previous
advices.
j. q. Rothwell is no longer in the
Post Office. A. b. Scrimgeour is en-
gagged there to-day.
All aboard for Eva Plantation.
Here's a chance to see sugar mill
working by electric light.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner will
sing at the concert at Kaumakapili
church tomorrow evening.
Forty-fve dogs were captured by
the police on Saturday and twenty
one this forenoon. A number were
shot to-day.
Geo. Stratemeyer's designs for the
new flag for Hawaii have been placed
on exhibition in the Pacific Hard
ware Co.'S store.
Mails have arrived by late steam
ers for the French cruiser Duchaf-
fault, which would indicate an early
visit from that ship.
The U. S. s. Philadelphia min.
strels had rehearsal this afternoon
at the Opera House for their Wash.
ington's birthday concert.
Don't forget the moonlight excur-
sion on the y. X. Il l.. Co.'S trains
tonight. Eva plantation will be
visited, and the working OF the mill
witnessed.
The S. S. Miowera was To leave
Nanaimo, for Newcastle, England,
TO he repaired and enlarged. Part
OF her crew will return to Sydney
ON the &. A. S. S. Arawa.
Saturday evening a party machine
was organized at the Annexation
Club rooms, and Sunday the leading
machinists held a conference to
promote the organization.
All Pun was found guilty in the
District Court to-day of having
opium unlawfully in possession ON
Feb. 1, aud was sentenced to one
months imprisonment at hard labor.
Hon. Paul lsenberg, Of the firm
OF Ii. Hackfeld a. Co, who was n
member of tho old House OF Mobiles.
returned by the Monowai yesterday
from an extended absence in Ger.
many.
Do rats worry you! Then you
can catch them, dead or alive az.
cording to the style Of trap, To be
had Of the Hawaiian Hardware Co
Several other Indispensable article,
are mentioned in the column Of that
firm.
Twenty-six steerage passengers
including a number OF gripsacl
tourists, arrived on the s. S. Mono
wal yesterday. The gripsack tourist,
hung around the Government build
ings all day yesterday, evident !,
looking for job from the j. g.
A choice program will be present
ed at the concert tomorrow, Tues
day evening, at the Kaumakapil
church, at which Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Turner will sing. The concert il
given for the benefit Of the funds %
; the church and the Sailors Home
Tickets can DO obtained at Thrum'
bookst ore.
Residents living beyond the Ka
mehameha School premises com
plain of the bad condition OF Kin,
street, near its junction with thu
new Kamehameha road. The spo
referred to is one mass Of slush an,
: mud, and pedestrians are Obliged I,
walk on the Kamehameha Schoo
fence in crossing over.
Purser Charles n. Fulcher Of tn
: o. Il q. S. S. BeIgic, was recent
, married at Nashville, Tenn, to Mis-
G. Linguer, described as charming
s young lady. He spent his iol
there and on Feb. \ resumed hi
position on the steamer, which LET
u for Yokohama aud Hongkong. Mr.,
Fulcher remained in San Francisco
7. J. King and w. &. Peacoc
gambled "fver" on the arrival q
> the barkentine lrmgard in Honolulu
= the former saying she would arrv
before the Mon0wai. Mr.. Pcacoc
; asked a gentleman on shore whethe
!. the vessel had arrived, and was al
swered YES. He was promptly give