The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

L
ceived their pay to-day.
The "maiden" Councillor had a
vase OF flowers on his desk.
There was large attendance at
the sale of stamps to-day, but few
buyers.
There is likely to he a Jam at the
Turner complimentary concert this
evening.
Wing Fat & Co. offer a fine chance
to get furniture cheap for the ensu-
ing month.
Secretary SEVERN of the League
was at his post in the council cham
Der this afternoon.
The Walter q. is let out OF the
Constitutional Convention by Mr..
Aliens amendment.
The farewell to Captain Nelson Of
the U. $. s. Adams will he given on
board that ship tomorrow evening.
A monster stick of timber was
safely dropped overheard from the
schooner y. NJ. Kellogg this morn
ing.
Captain Barker of the l.. S. s.
Philadelphia was a spectator at the
=. q. Councils meeting this after
noon.
The complimentary concert to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner takes
place at kawaiahao Church this
evening.
A che ia game on a large scale
has been running in full blast for the
past few days in the Tong Hing So
ciety building.
J. ". Jones, secretary of the tenn
porary central committee Of the
American Union party, took in the
Councils meeting.
The editor of the Chinese Times
watched" the meeting Of Councils.
vanishing after the postpunement Of
the Chinese license bill.
Those who wish to see that won
derful piece Of mechanism known as
the historical clock Of America will
have their last chance this evening.
from Z to I'D p. m.
The entertainment 10y the Minis
trel company of the L. :. ;. Phila.
delphia promises to be highly en-
joyablc. They are going TO try aud
put their last show in the shade.
At the Portuguese League meet
ing last night large number sigurd
the roll. j. ). Ramos Of the uniau
Lusitana made a speech that was on.
Enthusiastically received 10y his couu-
trymen.
A mortgages sale Of four acres Of
land at Hamoa, Maui, under fore
closure, which was to have taken
place yesterday at j. i. Morgan's
auction room, has been post poned
two days.
A Japanese laborcr, who has been
missing from Olowalu plantation for
three years aud half, was caught
this morning, and will bc returned
to finish cont ract service On the next
steamer for Hawaii.
Captain Good took his company
OF sliarpshooters to the butts at Ma
kiki for target practice yesterday.
Military critics say thai { he soldiers
on marching home found il hard to
keep time with their captains mar
tial tread.
The Board Of Health held It's
regular weekly meeting yesterday
afternoon, when the matter Of the
retention OF DR.. Goto, the lrprosy
specialist, was discussed aud NOR"
definite action deferred until next
week. The natives at the settlement
have petitioned for his rc-cugagr-
ment.
The sale Of stocks by J. +. Nor,
gan at his salesroom at noon to-day,
resulted as follows: shares of vii
der's Steamship Co.'S stock at II 10 n
share, to &. 4. Rose; shares Peo-
pies Ice Co.'S stock at Sl,D u share,
Geo. II. Cummings; share Of the
same company's stock. same price, Ia
Jennie X. Grieve,
Chas. Williams, who obtained a
license To practice law on his recent
visit to Honolulu, had scarcely r.
turned home to Hamakua when he
lost his little daughter, Helen IA
lelei, by death at the age Of year
and two days. The mother died
shortly after the birth Of this child
Mr.. Williams has the sympathy OF
many friends both in town aud
country.
PROVISIONAL LEGISLATURES.