The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-30

Col. z. s. Spalding OF Kealia ar
rived by the s. >. Alameda from the
Coast to-day.
The Schuetzen Clubs masquerade
ball on Monday next promises to
eclipse the American Leagues ball.
W. L. Chambers, United States
Land Commissioners for Samoa, is
returning to his post by the Ala
media.
All the police officers and captains
have been re.commissioned. They
were given in advance, as tomorrow
is the date.
Purser Sutton, the genial and OBJ.
liginy purser Of the s. s. Alameda,
has the thanks Of the BULLETIN for
news. Mr.. Sutton is in the best Of
health.
His Excellency A. s. Willis, United
States Minister; Capt. A. @. s.
Halves, British Commission, and Mr..
Full, Charge d'Affaires for Japan,
visited II. b. NJ. s. Hyacinth this
forenoon.
The Hawaiian Sportsman's Associ-
alton met on Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers: w. NJ.
Giffard, president; q. p. Wilder,
vice president; Ed. Mclnerny, secre-
tary and treasurer.
The San Francisco Chronicle men
tions, In report on kindergarten
work, the acceptance by Miss
Hannah Eastman Of the position Of
superintendent OF the free kinder
gartens Of Honolulu.
The British brig L'Avennire will
be sold at auction at San Francisco
by the U. s. Marshal, at a date not
yet determined upon. The sale Is
on account Of q bottomry bond given
at Honolulu, on which $500 remains
unsatisfied.
Smokers, attention. Hollister 4
Co. have received q further supply
Of the celebrated q. Is. d. pipes
direct from the factory rs we'll as a
new stock Of amber aud meerschaum
cigar and cigarette holders. Also
wax matches.
| q. r. Harrison, practical piano
aud organ maker aud tuner, can fur
nish best factory references. Or,isr,
left at Hawaiian News Go. will ~
ceive prompt attention. all worb
guaranteed TO be the same ~ don,
In factory.
There is JOY in the camp. Sugar
has gone up to 81 cents and the
sugar planters are IN the best o.
moods. The sugar bill has beer
passed and IL not signed by tn,
President by midnight OF the 27tl
will become law.
The horses, carriages, etc, Of Mr.
Nacay ANA will be sold at noon to
} morrow. The sale OF househol,
: furniture begins at 10 Special at
!, tention Is called to Volcano pictur,
by Tavernier, one OF the lamentet
: artists latest works.
j. W. Chapman caters for ban
! que,s, socials, private dinners an,
; garden parties. Weddings q special
, ty. He can be found at all hours q
Sans Souci or will call ON any ladie
or gentlemen who will address hiI
2 through the Post Office.
; Rev. Eric Lewis, late Of the Angl
G can church, has changed his min'
. again and will not 20 to the Sevent
Day Adventist college at Battl
+; Creek, Mich. He has given in hi
: adhesion to the Disciples, who hay
: lately begun holding religious Sol
vices in Honolulu.
= A three year old Portuguese bo
was badly injured by fire at Wa
e amaze plantation last night. tt
J. three brothers We're playing in
bed near which lamp was burnin
> when the lamp capsized and set Fl
i to the bedding. Two escaped an
r. the youngest was badly scorched.
e A summer widower does the hous
= work SO quickly he often wonde
!, what the women find to potter abol
) 40 long. 1t does not take the SO
IL soap man a quarter OF a minute
= make his bed, aud he is Just as quiz
to sell II bars OF soap for Sl.25, al
thirty boxes Of Toxic parlor match
le for I'D cents.
The royalist commissioners
g Washington Messrs. Wideman
" Parker, Cummins and Seward
n turned home by the Alameda. Tn
- look we'll hut decline to talk
III publication. Mr.. Widemann left
ut Waianas to-day, and Mr.. Parker
~ going to Hawaii by the steamer
~ q. Hall tomorrow, Contrary
~ reports the commissioners met Pr
TN ident Cleveland and all the leadi
h, statesmen in Washington.