The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-26

The band will give its regular con-
cert at Emma Square this evening.
A strange schooner has been seen
off Molokai and Lanai during the
past two weeks.
The barkentine Tropic Bird took
a small mail of 2I7 letters and II
papers for the Coast yesterday.
The inspectors of the fourth dis
trict, first and second precincts, will
meet this evening at the Bell Tower,
Union street.
The election inspectors of the first
district, first precinct, will meet this
evening at the Long Branch Baths,
from to o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the
inspectors of fourth district, first
precinct, at China Engine House,
Maunakea street, this evening.
The How Do You Like 1t team
defeated the No. 1 Volunteer nine
easily on Saturday afternoon on the
League ground, the score standing
~ to z.
The New York Mail and Express
prints single column map of these
islands, in connection with report
that Great Britain wants to buy
Niihau island.
Chief Justice Judd is hearing a
bill in equity for an accounting,
brought by Joseph Nawahi against
j. X. Keokaula, in the upstairs
courtroom to-day.
Letters marked "per barkentine
S. G. Wilder" will be forwarded by
that vessel tomorrow, the mail
closing at IL o'clock. 1t will have
% days to get ahead of next steamer
mail.
There will be a mass meeting at
the Beretania street Armory. this
evening for the purpose of ratifying
the nominations of Messrs. H,
Waterhouse and M. 2. Robinson as
candidates for Mobiles.
T. p. SEVERN, of the Aloha Gal
lery, has secured some excellent
views of the Moaula and Pakaikai
Falls on Molokai. The Moaula Falls
are one of the most picturesque
sights on the islands.
The steamer Mokolii was charter
ed on Saturday to go to Molokai for
Arthur Brown, who was needed for
the Myrtle's crew in the coming six
cared race. The steamer returned
to-day with her passenger.
The Rev. Mr.. Peet, rector emeritus
of Newport, Rhode Island, arrived
on the Planter, on visit to the
islands. Mr.. Peet is staying at the
Chaplin House, and on Sunday at
tended the services at St. Andrews
Mons. A. Vizzavona, acting French
Commissioner, received the sad news
by last mail of the death Of hi
eldest brother at Rome. He was al
officer in the French army and wa
present at the capitulation of Met:
in the Franco-Prussian war.
An entertainment for the benef
of the organ fund of the new Cen
trail Union Church will be given il
the Hawaiian Opera House mex
Saturday evening. Its nature ant
the participants in it will be founc
in our advertising columns.
At the annual meeting of tn
stockholders of the Mutual Tele
phone Company, to be held at tn
company's building at 10 o'cloc
Wednesday, important reports ar
to be made. A full attendance q
stockholders is therefore requested
A colored print of White Hous
orchid, as painted by the wife c
President Harrison, is shown in tn
window of the Hawaiian News Con
pany. 1t has pathetic interest jus
now in view of the reported mort;
illness of the lady of the Whit
House.
The st. Andrews Church Assoc
alton will hold it's regular MONTH
meeting on Thursday evening ne2
in the schoolroom. There will be
musical and literary program, 70
lowed by social and refreshment
All members of the Association an
their friends are cordially invited
be present.
: Judge Dole is giving a preliminal
hearing, in his room to-day, of I'll
charge of forgery preferred /
Queen Dowager Kapiolani again
S. w. Mahelona, barrister. I'll
charge is based on a deed purpor
ing to have been executed by I'll
late King Kalakaua before leavir
1 for the United States on the U. S.
Charleston.
An alarm of fire was sounded la
3 evening for blaze at Punahou.
> turned out to be on the side of I'll
mountains and the engines, whio
we're met going toward the fiji
were ordered back by Chief Engine
t Asch, as he did not wish to hurt ii
a horses by making them go up ii
y slope. 1t was a pretty sight to s.
: the two engines, with No. 2 leadiI
slightly, going along King street
the fire.
I A meeting of the Board of Heal
in consultation with the local do
. tors, as to what measures should
q adopted in regard to the preventio
q of the introduction of cholera in
n this kingdom, is being held I'll