The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-16


Sugar was 3 3-l6 for SO test at
New York on the Sth.
Marshal Hitchcock will return
from Kauai next week.
The Hawaiian steamer Alexander
left San Francisco for Honolulu on
March 2.
The Consuelo made the round trip
between Kahului and San Francisco
in q days.
A judicial notice to the creditors
OF VIM. II. Wright, bankrupt. APP
pears elsewhere.
Jovial Captain Morse went to Wal.
kiki this afternoon to take his usual
dip in the brine.
The wreck of the barkentnc
Wrestler near Esquimalt, B. c.. has
been sold for $3.50.
The farewell reception to Captain
Nelson of the L. S. S. Adams will
take place this evening
Mr.. Sutton, the obligiug purser Of
the S. S. Alameda, has the thanks of
the Bulletin for favors.
The p. @. band will give q moon
light concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
this evening at $50 o'clock.
A goodly number attended the
A. IL r L..
clock in Arion hall yesterday.
There we're thirty-one steeragc
passengers by the 5 ). Alameda to.
day from the Coast for Honolulu.
Captain q. Slocum arrived by the
S. S. Alameda to meet his ship, the
wbaler Navarch, now cruising of
port.
Phena Lake. the third mate Of the
whaling bark Horatio, died at the
quarantine station on "Wednesday
night.
S. Dowsett. son Of J. |. Dowsett.
was thrown from his horse on Wed.
uesday night, aud suffered injuries
to- his skull.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell nickel.
bound show cases, a Columbia bicy.
Gle, a billiard table aud other articles
at auction tom orrow noon.
+. A. Schaefer, Italian Consul and
dean Of corps, visited Tia" l. >. flag
ship Philadelphia this morning, re-
ceiving q salute Of seven guns on
leaving.
Purser Poor took a carrier pigeon
to sea ON the steamer W. q. Hal
belonging to 5. q. Wilder. He was
to release il at one o'clock this
afternoon.
Look out for q great opportunity
for cheap dry goods and gentlemen +
furnishings, particulars ui winch are
promised to he divulgrd in to.mur,
rows paper.
The Earl Of Kimberley, the new
Minister Of Foreign Affairs IN the
British Cabinet, il a cousin OF Major
J. Hay Wodohou", British Minister
Resident in Honolulu.
, Hon. Paul lscnbcrg arrived from
Kauai on the steamer Mikahala this
morning and left again on ia,
steamer W. G.. Hall for Lahaina II
+. Glade accompanied him.
The lecture To have been deliver
cd by DR.. Twombly this evening ha'
: been postponed week owing I" III,
farewell reception to Captain Ncl
son on board tho /. >. :. Adams.
Co. 4 Of the National Guard o.
Hawaii will NEE, at the drill shed al
= . o'clock Sunday morning IN iul
uniform for the purpose 81 brinl
g photographed with their old Captain
Iieglcr
, The secretary Of the American
League is distributing circulars no
:, tifying business houses that that or
ganization has established an EN-
ploymcnt bureau aud bidding +"
!. the first vacancy.
y Forty.three Japanese labor"rs w"r
l. brought from the Mana plau,al lion
Kauai, on tho Mikahala this morn
y ing for refusing To work. They hav
i; been sent To the Oahu Jail. SiXt,
II more will he brought ON the mex
steamer.
John Matthews, second Officer
aged - years, Of the bark"ntin
y Mary Winkclman, died at >ra q
March LIST, and was buried til" ncN
day. Death was the result Of IA
from the upper topsail yard I" ia
forward house.
~ Puahala, the bunco man, plra'!r
guilty in the District Court tU-da
~ to gross cheat aud was sentenced t
Q imprisonment at hard labor IT,
Il days. Puahala wanted to suhpuu
1t President Dole, Ministers Damo
q and W. o. Smith, II, \. Wid"manl
IT &. T. Gulick aud Rev. II, Binghal
d a. witnesses, but his request va
Ia politely refused. He pleaded f.
d leniency, because he had onl
a cheated Mrs. Nierra out Of iirl
A. cents.
"A, ARRIVAL OF THE BELVFDERl