The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
East Lynne" tonight.

ne NOlcanO Is very actlNe--E ur-
ser Poor, w. G.. Hall.
We are TO have but six more plays
by the DALEY Company.
Arthur tombstone is the new
editor of the waning Star.
G. Lycurgus left on the S. S.
Gaelic to-day for San Francisco.
A. J. Cartwright was a passenger
on the S. $. Gaelic to day for the
Coast.
Robert Pahau will catch for the
kamebamehas in Saturdays baseball
game.
The Z. G.. baud played on the
Executive building ground this
morning.
The Board of Health will hold its
regular weekly meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
Pineapple cocktails a specially at
the Empire" corner of Nuuanu and
Hotel streets.
The s. s. Gaelic resumed her voy-
age to San Francisco at S:l5 o'clock
this morning.
Otto Schmidt. sugar boiler at Ke-
ALA plantation, was n passenger on
the S. s. Gaelic.
The steamer W. q. Hall brought
three hundred bags of sugar from
Lahaina this trip.
A nice cottage Of six rooms on
King street, is to let. See advertise
ment Of l.. j. Lcvey.
DR.. Edwin &. Bissell. a former
pastor of Fort ~ rect church here,
died lately in Chicago.
The buoy a, Honuapo landing
was brought down on the W. @.
Hall to. day to he repaired.
Handicrah for April is entirely
descriptive Of Kainehameba School.
where II Is printed and published.
A large lady audience may be ex.
prcted at the Opera House tonight,
to witness Mrs. Woods East Lynne"
The 5. 5. Gaelic took the follow
ing mail to-day from The Post Ollirc
Tor the Coast: iS3l letter, and 2iO6
papers.
THE Aloha" IL a high grade oil
sold low by Theo. II. Davies Il Co.
Its name suggests sweetness aud
light"
Moriyama, a Jap who assaulted a
womsu at kahuku with a knife u
few days ago. was brought to town
to-day and locked up.
Tn. infaut daughter Of James
Campbell was baptized yesterday
morning Al st. Andrews Cathedral,
ani not son ~ reported.
The bride OF William smith, the
Mutual Telephone Co.'S line in.
sp.ctor, was Miss Emma Wohlers, an
adopted daughter Of Fritz Wilhelm.
Mechanics Home. corner Hotel
and Nuuanu street. Lodging by
day, week or month Terms: - and
~ cents per night; II and Sl.23 per
week.
4 rich stock Of goods has Just
been received al TIA" Yokohama
Bazaar. Some of the l.adi ~ lines
will be found listed elsewhere in
this paper.
A coroucr's inquest is being held
this afternoon in the Deputy Mar.
shal's office 10 inquire into the case
uf the hanging ui Chinaman at
Palama yesterday,
4 foreign schooner about two
hundred tons was seen hy the cap.
tain aud crow Of the steamer W. q.
/ Hall last uight between Mnhukuna
aud kawaihac. Sh. was heading IN
| shore.
Dan Lyons dancing GLASSES meet
at Ariun Hall on every Tuesday and
Friday evening, ut ! o'clock. also on
| saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Tuition - cents for each lesson.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges made,
5. X. Alapai, fourteen year old
hoy, was reprimanded by District
Magis' rate Robertson this morning
for playing "hok"y" from school.
This is not the first Instance the lad
has been reprimanded. He has pro.
missed ~ reform.
All Hum, Chinese convict. Was
released from Oahu PRISON. on Wed.
n'sday last, after serving for one
wear, it appearing to Robertson and
Wilcox, JJ., that he possessed no
property. This is ia accordance
with provision in the statutes.
! II. Ha"kfeld II Co. announce the
retirement at II. +. Glade from their
, firm. Mr.. Glade has been made
Consul.General for Hawaii in Ger
many. II is reported that he is also
! commissioned To obtain Portuguese
laborrrs for the Hawaiian pianta-
tiOns.
! Victor j. Fageroos, customs