The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-14

Wednesday next has been pro-
as a national holiday,
There was no business in Supreme
Court Chambers this forenoon.
Ka Leo has changed its English
page to separate English edition.
Mr.. w. A. Wall, surveyor, has
taken an Office over Bishops bank.
The result of the Presidential cleo
ton will be known in this city this
week.
M. S. Levy will open a. dry and
fancy goods store in McInerny block
next Monday.
Weather permitting the regular
concert will be given at Emma
Square this evening.
John H. Babcock has been APP
pointed notary public for the
Second judicial Circuit.
Six deserters from contract ser
vice with the l. l. S. n. Co. decided
to return to work this morning.
Anyone having a copy of the Bull
LETlN for January 23d, 1892, will con
fer favor by leaving it at this Office.
A house on King street has de-
moralized clock that tries to play
"Ta-ra-ra- boom-de-ay" every time it
strikes.
The Planters Labor and Supply
Company met this morning and adj
journed till Wednesday morning at
$3.50 o'clock.
Dave Carter has challenged the
winner of last Saturdays skating
race to a match in two weeks time
for $50 side.
There were five arrests for drunk
enness on Saturday and five yester-
day. They were all fined with the
exception of one.
The time table of trains for the
Masonic picnic on Saturday will be
found at the end of the advertise
ment of that event.
The bark Ceylon. which arrived
yesterday brought 1851 bricks tc
be used in the construction of the
new warehouse of w. G.. Irwin q Co
on Merchant street.
A nine from the Boston will meet
the How Do You Like 1t on the
League Grounds on "Wednesday
afternoon, the anniversary of His
late Majesty's birthday.
The proceeds at the Marshal's sale
in front of the Station on Saturday
footed up over 500. Harry Armi
tage welded the hammer and tn,
goods went like hot cakes.
A man named Godfrey, a sailor
was arrested on Saturday for carry
ing a deadly weapon, namely, irol
knuckles. This morning he admit
ted the offense and was fined $40.
The office of the Portuguese paper
Lusitana Hawaiiana, has been re
moved to comfortable quarters il
the Mutual Telephone Co.'S build
ing, with entrance on Alakea street
The jury-waived case of Oah1
Railway & Land Co. VS.. l.. Kapu wa
heard and Judgment reserved b.
Chief Justice Judd on Saturday
Hatch for plaintiff; Hartwell for dc
PENDANT.
A man named A. Stevens, sailor o
the bark Matilda, was found guilt
in the Police Court this morning c
assault and battery on native VIC
man and was fined $40. 1t appear
that the woman was passing Love
bakery Saturday evening, whe
Stevens slapped her in the face,
A Chinaman named All jim Wa
arrested on Saturday morning, SUI
pected of being a chicken THE
Jim had several fowls in his posse
sion and could not give satisfa,
tory explanation of how or where b
got them. The fowls await I'll
owners Identification at the polio
Station.
The Masonic picnic at Remon
Grove on Saturday will be ven
enjoyable and a strictly temporal
affair. Owing to complaints abol
the paint on the back of the sea
having tendency to be too famrli;
with the back of ones clothes Supe
intendent Ashley has guaranteed
attend to it. The time table appea
in to-day's issue.
DIR. E. G.. Beckwith was take
very i'll when about half through h
sermon last evening. He stoppt
speaking and was seen to sway
little. After few minutes he pr
ceeded with his sermon, but final
had to give up and leave the churc
To-day the Doctor was restil
easily, but his physician, DIR, Da
prescribes a period of absolute res
At the auction sale at Cron's canC
store on Saturday there was slig
misunderstanding which was, no
ever, partly satisfactorily adjust,
: at the time. For some time pa