The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-02

MIR. A. L. IebefsOn COluuCttu VIC
prosecutions in the lower Court to-
day.
AN ordinary Monday morning list
of drunk cases was disposed OF to-day
in the Police Court.
PURCHASERS of Pearl City lots are
requested to call at the office OF the
Oahu Railway & Land Co. and receive
their deeds.
DR.. Hammond at Emma hall, to-
night. Subject: "The Spiritual Ma
ton" A cordial invitation extended
to all. Seats free.
IT was the St. Andrews and not
the st. Georges cross that hung be-
side the Scottish standard at the
Thistle Clubs ball.
In "Omen's" last letter, ID percent
was given, by mistake of the types,
instead of 10 percent, in the figures
referring to crime in New York.
The members Of the congregation
of the Central Union Church will
meet on Wednesday evening, to APP
point committee to obtain an organ
for the new church.
The practical talk before the Art &
Science Association this evening will
be on Journalism" There will be
an exhibition of drawings made by
members of the class.
LUDwIGsEN & Cron's store on Hotel
street was crowded on Saturday, the
attraction being Edison's phonograph
Ten cents a cylinder was charged and
the shekels taken in would sink lit.
tie ship.
WRONG information was given out
at Friday nights fire. 1t was not an
exploded lamp at all Owing to suspi
cious circumstances the Marshal is
holding an inquest into the fire this
afternoon.
DEPUTY Marshal j A. Mehrten has
posted up notices offering rewards for
the apprehension of four Chinese
laborers, who came by the ship Pac
tolus, who have deserted the contract
service of the Kohala Sugar Co.
THOMAS Pedler, stone mason Of
some years residence here, died at s
o'clock this morning, in the 44th yeal
of his age. He was born in Plymouth
England, and leaves wife and fam
lily. The funeral will be at 3 O'Clock
tomorrow.
A DRAWING of a competitive design
of hotel for Pearl City, by the Homo
lulu architects, G. B. Ripley and A
B. Reynolds, is exhibited in window
of the Pacific Hardware Co s store
Fort street. In the foreground are
bathers sporting in the brine.
A JAPANESE named kato has beer
arrested for assault and battery on d
countryman. The case occupied 4
great part of this forenoon's session
of the lower Court, when it was re
manded to Wednesday. About thirty
five japanese were present in Court
Mr.. F. Horn made the cake for the
Barnhardt-Giles wedding. 1t was q
beautiful and delicious product of the
fancy baker and decorators skill, ano
gave more than satisfaction to the
lady of the house. The BULLETIN
staff give thanks for generous por
ton.
THE Union Iron Works weren't in
it in the ball game with the Honolulu
Lion Workmen en- Saturday. The
Unions were outgingered from the
start, the score standing at the fms
% to 3, in favor of the Honolulus
No bats were broken. Try again
Union.
AT the request of the Y. M. G. A
the Rev. Alex. Macintosh will preach
a special sermon to young men at the
$50 o'clock service of the SeconC
Congregation OF st. Andrews Cathe
dral next Sunday evening. All young
men are invited. The choir viii
render special music at this service.
BEN HoGAN's stereopticon exhibi
ton on Saturday evening was highly
enjoyed by those who were fortunat,
enough to be present. Several Ha
waiian views were thrown on the can
vas which Caught on" with the nativ,
portion OF the assemblage. Tn,
statuary views embraced some fin,
models Of ancient sculpture and BEN
descriptive lecture was amusing il
the extreme.
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