The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-28

into tho CleIk OfhcS Tor tue Now
ember term of the Circuit Court.
The Catholic fair will open at the
Beretauia street Armory at 3 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, and at 7:30
o'clock in the evening.
Thirty. eight Chinese took out
at the Custom House to-
day FOR China. They leave on the
s. s. Oceanic on Tuesday.
w. o. Smith. Attorney General,
has the thanks 81 the BrLLETla FOR a
copy OF his bicuuial report az Pre-
sidunt of tho Board OF Health.
Twelve Chinese were arrested last
night for gambling. A pack of cards
aud fifteen ceuis in coin were
brought in with tho contingent.
To-day bring the anniversary Of
the birth OF tho King OF Portugal,
flags are displayed on government
buildings and tho different consul
lates.
mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuauu street. Lodging by
day. week 10 month. Terms: " aud
10 csuts p.. might. II aud xl.2n ps'
v,.,b
There will be another lecture in
Tbaosophical hall by Mrs. Thirds
this evening. The subject will be
"karma" aud tho lecture will begin
at 3 o'clock.
Dailey's Stock Company will open
their season at the Opera House to-
morrow evening, playing The Two
Orphans" Seats reserved at Mr..
Levey's Office.
Certain success awaits the fancy
fair at the Armory on Tuesday even
ing. Nothing to that end has been
left undone by the ladies' having the
event in baud.
Lewis j. Levey will sell a choice
lot OF horses at IL o'clock noon to
morrow. A pbaeton aud three gen
Ito cows will also bs sold. Soc III,
list Ia this paper
The Japanese citizens will send
three blud men to China to take NJ
account Of how many Cinnamon ar,
left after the last great battle. Thu
Sun outshines all.
Dick Brash the printer, who hur,
himself by falling OF a veranda, hal
50 far recovered rs to DO aba /,
leave the hospital. He still use
crulches, however.
Dailey's Stock Company is 70
bearsing at the Opera House thi
afternoon. The new faces will max,
good impression, aud the ole
friends will DO welcomed, to. morrow
evening.
Co. A, y. q. H., marched roun,
several blocks this afternoon, pei
forming maucuvers gu route. TIL
men were in some cases considerab'
blown aud heated after the sever
exercises.
William White, tho popular pu,
SER Of tho steamer W. q, Hall, wi
be married to Miss Bruins on MOI
day evening. Mr.. Whites place vi
bs assumed by Frank Poor durin
the honeymoon.
Major aud Mrs. Kyle conducte
the Salvation Army meeting at the
barracks yesterday evening. Ate
tho Meeting the army marched ia
body to the s. ). Mariposa to St
Mr.. and Mrs. XVI. of.
T. j. King, Of tho California Fee
Co, did some hu.tIing willis abros
in tho interest of the company
represents, aud was very successi,
The bark Oakland will shortly
here with a full consignment of fee
and grain.
|. Tho two stOwsways who we
landed here from the 5. S. Maripu,
were taken back yesterday afte
: noon, aud will work their passa,
+ to the Colonies. The men had
bs employed on account OF Il
steamer being short-handed, sever
! liremen being sick.
There was a quiet wedding in
, andrews Cathedral at 3 o'clock y.
. terday afternoon, when VIM. Eass
, OF Kealla, Kauai, was united in una
riage to Mrs Mary b. Hicks, Of 81
: Francisco. The bride arrived on Il
( 5 s. Mariposa. Geo. Fairchild act,
az best man and Rev. A. Mackinto
tied the knot.
{ The Japanese residents celebrate
- the victory OF their countrymen wi
J. a grand luau in q residence on M
e anu street, owned by Nan
4 Shosha. The festivities began a,
o'clock and lasted until 3 o'clo
u this morning. During the event
& three female Japanese singers
h rived aud gave an impromptu Ont,
tainnent.
Mine host Krouse Of the Arliu
g ton had job put up on him late
u 4 waggi.h Government official ht
i a live cigar To the bulb Of thcrn
!. meter in the office. Then u few
lows in the secret began how'll
about the heat. Mr. Krouso thong
n the equator had slid under tho ho'
=. when he saw that the temperate
:. according To the instrument, v
J. climbing through the nineties.
Ga the next trim of the bsTkent