The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

been received too late for this issue.
j, F. Morgan will hold sale of
dry goods and groceries at his sales
room at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Mr. T. M. Starkey has decided not
to run for Noble much to the regret
of his friends and constituents.
w. III. Stone has announced him
self as candidate for Noble for the
term of E. G.. Macfarlane.
r. B. Scott and Rodk Ross, two of
the MAXWELL strikers, left for San
on the brigantine w. G..
Irwin yesterday.
The inspectors of the fifth dis
trict, second precinct, will meet this
evening at the Reformatory School
from 5 to 8 o'clock
The U. S. cruiser Boston's men
were landed this morning for drill
on the plains. They were headed by
a drum and fife corps.
A fine opportunity to get ladies,
gents and children's shoes and gal
ters will be offered at Morgan's auc-
ton at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Hawaiian debating club will
meet on Tuesday evening in Queen
Emma hall for the purpose of dis
cussion "Horner's banking bill"
The highbinders' case occupied
the whole of this mornings session
in the Police Court, concluding
shortly before noon in the discharge
of the defendants.
Chief Justice Judd to-day dis
charged from bankruptcy G. W.
Spitz, formerly general merchant
at Nawiliwili, Kauai. A. Rosa was
attorney for petitioner.
A fine chance to obtain seaside
residence at Waikiki will be offered
at Morgan's sale on Saturday. In
tending purchasers can inspect the
property on application to the auc
tioneer.
The demented Chinaman, men
toned as carrying banner with ;
strange device on Saturday, wa
going round town to-day, with ;
placard tied to his musket, emblaz
oned, "Vote for Warehouse"
The Misses Parker yesterday even
ing entertained Miss Mott Smith, OF
the eve of departure for the Coast
at dancing party in the Hotel Par
Annex, Waikiki. About $50 youns
society people were present and
pleasant event was realized.
AT joint meeting of majorit,
of the nominating committees of tn
Hui Kalaiaina, Mechanics Union
Liberal party and Sons of Hawai-
held last night, Messrs. G. B. Mail
and Chas. l.. Hopkins were nomi
mated for the vacant Noble seats i
the Legislature.
A decision was rendered by Judg
w. Foster in the Police Court thi
afternoon in the case of James "
Mcclure, charged with the larcen
of silk underclothing, ETC., the pro
perty of Count Sch Habach, in fave
of the defendant, who was accorc
ingly discharged.
The Honolulu Diocesan Magazine
organ of the Anglican Bishop, is OF
for the current quarter. 1t contain
much homiletic matter, good but
get of diocesan news, and a COZ
sensus of opinion on lotteries. TIL
aforementioned should be read by a
who wish to form correct views {
the lottery scheme.
Mr.. Chas. Lucas lately importe
several cartridges from China an
turned them loose at his countl
homestead at Niu, Koko Head. E
missed them few days ago and {
making search found them in Il
possession of natives living in tt
vicinity. They had cut the bird
wings and were glorying in the pc
session of the strange fowls. M
Lucas claimed the cartridges, whio
the natives reluctantly gave up.
Alice X. Ayers has filed a suit f
5000 damages, for hearing at Il
October term of the Supreme Coul
against w. Mahuka for breach
promise of marriage. Her complai
alleges that Mahuka in June, U.s.
promised to marry her within ty
years, and she has always be-
ready and willing. Mahuka is own
of certain valuable property on Nj
chant street. 1t is not often tn
Hawaiian GIRLS take law for the sat