The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The Scottish Thistle Club will
meet this evening.
Dancing party from 3 to 8 this p.
IN. on the Philadelphia.
Detective" Wagner ees oudt nit
de bolice. Good radiance.
j. F. Morgan will hold a sale of
stocks at his salesroom at noon to-
morrow.
Alexander Young and two daugh-
tiers left on the S. S. China to-day
for the Coast.
Prime fresh halihut and salmon
came in the Warrimoo's cold storage
to the Metropolitan Meat Co.
Capt. Benjamin Thompson of
KenDebunkport, Maine, died March
q, aged 100 years and 2 months.
Captain Nelson. U. S. ~, and En-
sign Bostwick were passengers hence
by the 5. s. China for the Coast.
Lodge lie Progress will hold its
regular monthly meeting this even
ing. All Free Masons are invited.
Dan Lyons dancing academy was
attended by about sixty people, both
old and young, on Saturday after
noon.
The LIZ Chinese and ~ japanese
who came ON the 5. ). China for this
port were placed in quarant tine this
afternoon.
A special meeting Of the Tnterna.
tional Schuetzen Club will be held
this evening, when a full attendance
is requested.
An offer Of employment combined
with foreign travel il made to-day.
to girl, or single woman, or mar
ried couple.
This evening the Sons of st.
George will hold one Of their always
pleasant socials at their meeting
place, Pytbian hall, Fort street.
The =. @. band plays at Emma
Square this evening. Prof. Bcrger's
new march. The u. ;. ). Pbiladel-
phia," will be rendered for the first
| time.
X. |. Lilies furniture will he sold
at his residence, Green street (near
Beretania cars, on "Wednesday at 10
a. m. by James +. Morgan. See the
list elsewhere.
{. A. Brown was disappointed he.
cause j. A. McCandless did not fetch
with him by the Warrimoo 10 head
Of thoroughbred Polled Angus cat.
tie for island ranches.
The departure of the :. 5. China
was postponed from noon To 2
o'clock. on account Of inability to
discharge in time. The Z. q. band
played on the wharf Mt noon.
The faculty Of Lake Forest, ILL.,
nois, University have refused the
baseball club formed by he students
permission to take trip among
eastern aud southern colleges.
Fifty.one Japanese laborcrs were
brought from the Mana plantation.
Kauai, on the steamer Pele ycster-
day. They refused work unless an
obnoxious luna was discharged.
Surf-riding in ca" oes is now all the
go among disportcrs in the brine at
Waikiki. Society ladies enjoy the
exciting sport. One canoe capsized
yesterday afternoon but no one was
hurt.
II. l.. Walker offers a good uppor-
tunity To get n Cleveland bicycle ON
easy terms. The Cleveland has no
superior, as an examination will con
vince anyone competent to Judge.
Sec notice Of club.
There is a scarcity OF fish in the
market. Chinese fishermen say he
fish have all gone out to deep water.
aud will return in two months. The
Cinnamon do not care about going
too far to SEA after the fish.
General Jubal 4. Early, one OF
the best known Confederate com
manders in the late civil war, died
early this month at Lynchburg.
Since the war he has been best
known through his connection with
the Louisiana lottery.
Attorney Magoon was hustling Tor
a writ OF habeas corpus on Capt.
Ward OF the China for the produc-
ton OF Chinese detained on board
for lack of satisfactory papers.
Nothing seems to have dropped,
however.
An attack on the Joues locked
fence by steer is related in tho Ha-
waiian Hardware Co.'S column. II
turned Out like Da Gama's attack
on Rio-the attacking party was
downed. A strong testimonial to
the good qualities OF the Hendry
breaker is appended.
Mr.. and Mrs, b, o. Squier paid
the BULLETIN office a visit this morn.
lug. They are through passengers
by the China. Mr.. Suriier is an