Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

DulIuibg ID Seltlng the interior
finished.
AG.M. Robertson returns from
his Washington mission in the
Gaelic tomorrow.
Hon. Paul Neumaun did not re-
turn in the Australia, but Mrs.
Neumsnn and daughter came.
Miss Ivy Richardson of Hilo
returned to her home yesterday
after three weeks in Honolulu and
at Eva.
Inspector Joshua X. Brown re
ceived no further advices regard
ing Chinese immigrant IN by TO.
days mail.
A list OF officers Of the Coyne-
NJ, hrten Furniture Co., Ltd, is
published in another column. See
New Today.
Two desirable cottages at Maxi.
XII are offered for rent by w. II.
Cummings. See WANT column
in today's issue.
For the past three days Judge
Wilcox has had but very little to
do in the police court. Today
there were only two cases of
drunkenness.
e. W. Jordan has just opene I
up a complete line of Black
Hosiery in all grades suitable for
Ladies', Gents or Cbildren's
wear. See ad. on page 5 this
issue.
AT Davey's photo gallery may
be seen large variety of views in
connection with the burial of the
late Princess Kaiulani. Interior
and exterior-size Sxl0. See New
Today.
Among the clever things at the
Orpbeum is the cake walk by
Miss Ida Francis aud Mr.. Eddie
Almond. For artistic finish and
elegance of style it cannot be
excelled.
Miss Nellie SturtevaDt, sister of
@. Vale Sturtevant arrived in the
Australia to make her home here.
Miss Sturtevant recently gradual
ed with high honors from the
Children's Hospital in San Fran
cisco.
j. Alfred Magoon, guardian of
Susan Brash, has filed his annual
account, showing receipts of
$3.50 rs and payments of Sl7l2.4S.
leaving the ward indebted to him
Sll62 %, including a balance of
s956.0S from previous account.
Hermann Kruger, brother of
Frank Kruger Of this city, is a
passenger in the bsrkentine Irm-
gard, now on her way to this port.
He will locate in business here.
Mr.. Kruger will be well remem-
bered in connection with Nolte's
restaurant.
The Kamehameha and Scindia
baseball teams will cross bats on
the college campus this afternoon,
I he former have the best of it as
they are in good trim, but the
Scindia boys will do their very
best with the meagre practice they
have been able to get.
The Roth family of this city,
who are now in Oakland, Cal. will
be back here in the Mosna of May
Is. Mrs. Roth finds that there is
no place like Hawaii after all and
has decided to return The Roth
home on the Plains is occupied a,
present by Major and Mrs. Bart
lett.
The New England Steam Bak-
cry have completed a beautiful
garden lanai adjoining their store
designed to accommodate great in
crease in their business. Music
flowers, colorei lights, tables fol-
family parties, and prompt ser,
vice by Young lady Mattresses are
special features.
The Oceanic Gas and Electric
Co. who are the direct agents for
the America Graphaphone Co. OF
New York are now offering a line
of Eagle and Columbia Grapha-
phones and accessories at greatly
reduced prices. Parties requiring
such should call and view the in,
strument See ad in Nav Today
column.
Tue wife OF Jno. Mschado, who
is in the employ of w. w. Wright
died this morning at 2 o'clock,
Mrs. Machado wac the daughter
of John Leal, in the employ oil
Macfarlape 81 Co. She leaves
three children and n husband
father and mother, aud several