Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-02
LOCAL and GLNtRAL
New York, May 24.-Sugar-Rau
steady. Fair refining, 2 7-8c; Centrifu.
gal, &c test, 7.t6c. Molasses, 2 Lice.

gal, e6 test, 7.t6c. Molasses, 2 t.16c.
housekeeping rooms for rent. See
ad page g.
Judge Gear is presiding at Circuit
Court chambers this week
J. A. Hassinger passed very un-
comfortable night and is not as well
today.
]. S. Mobiles has been admitted by
Chief Justice Frear to practice in the
district courts.
Mrs. Virginia r. Murphy OF San Jose,
Cal. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kin.
ncy, AGO Young street
The band will give concert on tho
grounds of the Hawaiian hotel tomor.
row Tuesday evening.
All creditors of Ward S. Bartlett are
notified to present their claims to him
before June 80 See notice on page s.
The literary committee for the
Fourth OF July celebration asked for
500. not $500. as previously reported
The prizes and medals for the recent
drill and athletic, events OF the Boys
Brigade we're presented Saturday night
More dogs were shot at the pound in
Iwilei this morning and the cart was
out on the streets again gathering in
more.
There will be a meeting OF the board
of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. in the
rooms OF the association tonight at 1870
o'clock.
The Pacific Heights railway Is now
supplied with power from the Rapid
| Transit system. Cars are running on
schedule time.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse, Cap
tain Townsend, sails at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon for Kaunakakai
Kaimiloa, Lahaina, Kihei and Maizena,
You've seen the Al Vista panoramic
camera advertised. have you seen the
camera? II not the Honolulu Photo
J Supply Co. will be pleased to show
| them.
| The James ROlph commenced to take
| on sugar at Wilder's wharf this NOM
! ing. The Pactous and the W. II. Di-
mond are loading sugar at the railway
wharf.
Duncan. the man who was so badly
cut by PanEclly the other night. Is i'm
proving at the Queens Hospital. Pan
geliy L. still in custody at the police
station.
One more mishap has come to the
| L. L.
third baseman, cannot play much long
er with the Tederals as he intends to
go away soon.
An applicant for naturalization was
put off BY Judge Estee TIL tomorrow,
because one of his two witnesses waa
not an American citizen. The witness
who was qualified was lady.
The steamer Claudine resumes her
regular Maui run next week. The
steamer Maui takes the Claudine's run
tomorrow. as she did last week. The
Claudine Is receiving the usual period
iCal OVerhauling.
E San Francisco, May 25.-The steam
| er Coptic is TO sail Tuesday afternoon
/. for Honolulu and the Orient. 4 ship
D ment OF 800 tons of lead for Japan will
! form part of her cargo. the material
. being designed for Use In the manufac'
}, ture of bullets for the japanese Gov.
: eminent.
Hundreds of friends OF Dr. aud Mrs.
j S. L. Bishop called at their home on
I School street Saturday afternoon and
h offered congratulations at the attain
ment of their fftieth wedding anniver-
, sary. Numerous presents were given
them The names OF those who called
were registered in book prepared for
: the occasion.
A Chinese peddl"r OF cakes and a
I japanese labOrer got into an alterCa'
J ton near the Kinau wharf this fore
9 noon. The Chinaman used his stick
/. quite freely on the japanese aud got
Il the best OF the fight Officer Ouvau'
chelle was near by at the time and ar
rested the belligercnts who were re-
moved to the police station in the pa
o troll wagon.
Thomas Prime OF Birmingham, En-
y gland who gave quite number OF In
d teresting lectures on TheOsOphy in Sar
Francisco will conduct a course hert
,s under the auspices OF the Aloha Brancl
Theosoph!cal Society. Thursday even
ing's lecture for the general public
u and Tuesdays for members only. Tit
~ subject Thursday evening Will be "Th'
n Planetary system
IN There was large attendance at tn
4 meeting of the members OF the Re
n organized Church of Jesus Christ II
-, Arion hall last night. An address va
- delivered by Alexander Smith, son o
u the prophet, the speaker dwelling OF
10 the history OF the movement begun b.
n Joseph Smith. He explained the man
10 differences between the yeorgahiIe
I'd church and that OF l'tah.
n. Captain and Mrs. Dart and little MIS-
Geraldine Dart Of the bark Pactolu'
entertained a few Of their friends J.
their vessels coy cabin yesterday III
81 ternOon. Among those present wer
I'd Captain Olsen OF the schooner Jane
se Rolph, Captain Hanson Of the barker
l. tine w. II. Dmond and Captain james
10 A dainty lunch materially added to tn
pleasure OF the occasion.
Tho nau lodge William Mckinley