Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Jamo8 Steiner is home again.

Mrs. w. @. Peacock arrived by
the Mariposa last night.
~. There was another wedding and
another FIRE alarm last night
'lfhs band will give the usual
MeoncaAt at Emma Square tomor-
ftiggafternoon,
The baseball game tomorrow
wifi be between the Honolulus
and First Regiments.
At the Catholic church last
evening Belinda Vierra and Louis
Arnaud were married.
Chief clerk Dow of the Mar.
shals Office is the proud posses
sor of handsome pair Of walrus
tusks.
The Mariposa came down in
lust seven days. She was detained
by the non-arr1val of the English
mails on time.
Alex. Young, Miss Young and
Miss Bertha Young returned from
their trip to the Coast by the
Mariposa,
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany tells about the virtues OF the
Aermotor windmill today in its
special column.
TT was | 40 % M, before the
Mariposa got away. There were
very few people on the wharf to
witness her departure.
Politics in the United States
seems to have occupied every ones
attention on the street today, to
the exclusion of local matters.
Rev. S. S. Palmer, who will Off
ciate at Central Union church
during Mr.. Birnie's vacation, ar
rived on last nights steamer.
1t is seven years since the Will
COX instruction, when the in
surgents held the palace a whole
day, under an almost steady fire
Of sharpshooters. .. . e..
Among the arrivals on the Ma
riposa was Ben Holiday, a pro-
minent capitalist of Portland,
Oregon, who is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. G.. Irwin.
Il. o. Hall g. Son have some
thing to say in this issue in re-
gard to Rambler bicycles. Prices
y for 1895 and 6 models are given.
Read the ad. if you want a bike.
In the District Court this morn
ing eight cases of keeping tene-
ment houses without a license
were settled upon the payment of
the costs in each case, the parties
having taken out licenses.
James T. Morgan will sell at
his auction rooms tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, for account
of whom it may concern, a guam
tity of cotton wadding, ladies'
jerseys, trimmed hats, shirts,
dresses, etc.
Under instructions from III
Hackfeld & Co. James f. Morgan
will hold a great credit auction
sale of new goods on Wednesday
and Thursday next, August 5tE
and 9th, at 10 q. IN. each day
The sale will take place at his
auction rooms.
Sir Thomas Esmonde, author o.
the amendment to the land bill OF
which the Government was de
feated in committee, visited Homo
.,.Aulu in 1889 in company witt
= Hon. John Dillon. The visitors
were entertained at banquet anC
presented to King KalakRua.
Abdul, the East Indian who's
detention at the station house wa
noted yesterday, was called to &C
count on charge of obtaining
money under false pretences. III
pleaded guilty of begging on tn
streets some months ago, but sen
tence was suspended during gooC
behavior.
Mr.. b. Bergerson has receives
a letter from l.. II. Carlssen, for
merly head luna Of Kahuku plan
tation and well-known here. MI
Carlson is now in Sweden, hav
Ing made tour round the worl
via China, Japan, Siam, Indi'
Suez, Egypt and Europe. He e2
poets to return to the Islands in
year or less.
Officer Toma was looking for
deserter from Waianae plantatio