The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-25

will meet this evening.
Ka Male decorative art rooms
will be opened next Tuesday.
There was heavy rain at Waikiki
last night, while there was none in
town.
Capt. Cook Lodge, Sons of st.
George, will elect officers next Mon
day evening.
Tomorrow afternoons band CON
cert will be at Thomas instead of
Emma Square.
Repairs are being made to the
sluice from the Kapiolani Park
ponds to the sea.
The hunters gun is again heard
in the swamps at Kealia, where they
say game is plentiful.
Diamond Head, 3 Weather
clear, wind light north; steamer w.
G.. Hall off Diamond Head.
The Thanksgiving concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel last evening was
enjoyed by large number of peo-
pie.
The U. S. corvette Alliance will
weigh anchor between 8 and 1O
o'clock tomorrow morning for Sa-
moa.
Jas. F. Morgan will sell household
furniture at 10 tomorrow, at the
residence of Mrs. A. Harris, Fort
street.
n. f. Burgess offers his mechani-
cal attentions to lawn mowers,
hose, or anything of the kind need
ing repairs.
If you desire live stock attend the
sale by j. F. Morgan in the rear of j
l.: Dowsett's office, Queen street, at
noon tomorrow.
The How Do You Like 1t will
play the Kamehameha baseball
team on Monday at 3 o'clock. AID.
mission 25c. and 1Oc.
The Palace Ice Cream Parlor and
Candy Store will open tomorrow
Fresh candies of all description at
the Palace tomorrow.
The recent heavy tides have taken
land from owners on this side of the
Waikiki bridge, and added to the
territory of owners on the Other
side.
A letter has been received from
Mr.. Crowley which, as it is reply tc
something in the Advertiser on -;
personal matter, should have gone tc
that paper.
The women members of D. M
Crowley's late dramatic compan,
have instituted proceedings against
him for $3.50. The case will come
up Monday.
The Household Guards made
pretty display of military evolution
on King street this morning, form
ing squares while marching and per
forming other difficult tactics.
L. j. Levey will hold an auction
sale of horse, brake, carriage ano
harness in front of his salesroom a
noon tomorrow. The sale is OIL
account of the owners departure.
A party of sailors from the U. S
S. Alliance in a wagonette mad,
Rome howl on King street yesterda,
afternoon. They had keg of bee
on board, which they tapped ever,
hundred yards.
Those intending to be present a
the organ concert at Kaumakapil
Church Monday evening should b.
in their seats at 7:45 o'clock, as a
that hour Her Majesty the Queer
will turn On the electric light cur
rent. Tickets are now on sale at T
G.. Thrum's bookstore.
No arrests were made yesterda,
and. there were no remanded case
on the docket, consequently Their
was no session of the Police Cour
this morning. Judge Foster did no
receive the customary present of
pair of white gloves, owing to tn
Appropriation Bills hanging fir
and no "incidentals" being in sight
The Hui Kalaiaina held a meet
ing this afternoon in the Queer
street Armory to consider tittin,
celebration of Hawaiian Indepen
dence Day, j. w. Alapai in the chair
j. Kanui, delegate to the Legisla
ture, stated that he had consulted
the members, but none had con
sented to speak except Hon. c. w
The Banco Session.
The following hearings took plac
before the Supreme Court in banc
this morning:
The Queen VS.. Alani. Lotter
conviction. Appeal from EVA Polio
Court. G. Brown, Attorney General
for the Crown; w. r. Castle for de
PENDANT. Argued and submitted.
Kaahanui Lopez VS.. Margaret So
Young. Bill for specific perform
ance. Motion for re-argument. W
r. Castle for plaintiff-appellant; Ma
coon for defendant. Argued an,