The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-29

The alleged fraudulent deed case
was argued and submitted before
Chief Justice Judd to-day.
The S. S. China will be due from
San Francisco on Monday and the
S. S. Australia on Wednesday.
A mass meeting of the National
Reform Party will be held at the
Queen street Armory this evening.
Another chicken thief has been
arrested, a Chinaman named Ava.
He will be tried in the Police Court
on Wednesday.
Messrs. G. B. Male and Chas. l..
Hopkins are publicly announced as
the candidates of the National Re
form, Liberal and Sons of Hawaii
combination.
David Crowninberg, who was lately
injured by the falling of stone on
his head, and whose life was des-
paired of, has so far improved as to
be able to be out.
A granite curb with rounded cor.
ner is being put down along the
Beretania and Richards streets lines
of the new Central Union Church
lot.
The band will give its second con
cert at Thomas Square this evening
Last nights concert was enjoyed by
a multitude gathered from all direc-
tions.
There was large social party al
DR.. McGrew's country residence,
Aiea, last night. A special train
brought the guests home at mid
night.
In spite of hard times the paint
brush is busy to-day renovating sew
eral faded fronts on Fort street. Lei
the town be buried "dacently" if il
is to go under!
There will be a political mass
meeting this evening at the Ole
Armory on Queen street-some in
teresting speeches are promised, &c
and hear the fun.
Almost daily uptown, the follow
ing is heard: "Bet you hat thu
Healanis winw And in most case!
the challenge is accepted. If thu
speculation keeps up till the day o
the race, headwear will be scarce.
A large number of Chinese hav,
taken out return permits, intendin,
to leave for the Orient on the China
Up till o'clock this afternoon Y
return permits had been issued.
total of 101 applications is expected
Mons. Musin the violinist wishes
to give concert here on the arriva
of the Mariposa from the Colonies
Should the time and circumstance
be favorable, Mr.. Levey may b
depended on to make the arrange
ments.
The frames of two large two-stor
buildings are erected on the Cathc
lie Mission grounds. They replac
several dilapidated old cottages an
will be a great Improvement to az
pearances. Lucas Bros. of the He
nolulu Planning Mills have the cor
tract.
The party to have been given b
Captain Wiltse and officers of til
U. S. S. Boston, on board to-morro
evening, has been postponed unit
further notice on account of TIL
departure of the ship in search {
the missing boat of the ship VIM.
Campbell.
John Hapa, of revolutionary fam
only enjoyed one day of being lun
to take up estrays. His license W;
cancelled the day after his appoin
ment. Hapa is the man who feigne
death near the Kamehameha statr
in the Wilcox Instruction.
Thus far the surveys have reveale
two hummocks sounding % feet
the dredged harbor entrance. Or
of them is SO close to the border
to be virtually out of the channe
The other was at first supposed
be rock, but an examination h;
proved it to be packed sand.
The U. S. Cruiser Boston weighe
anchor at 1925 o'clock this afternoc
for cruise around Hawaii in scare
of the missing boat from the shi
wrecked VIM. A. Campbell. Lieut.
nant Moore had an interview. wit
the captains of the island Sloane
previous to leaving. The Bostt
will be absent four or five days.
Since the destruction of porto
of the Government wash house, Sc
eral Cinnamon have construct,
wash houses in town. One has be,
built at the junction of Alapai al
King streets, and the odor arisil
from stagnant water is awful. r.
attention of the Health authoriti
is directed to this nuisance. VIII
makes it worse is the fact that p
factory adjoins the place.
Public Concert.
The Royal Hawaiian Militia
Band, Prof, HI. Berger, leader, W
give concert this evening