The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29


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Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
cloudy, wind high northeast.
The Fish Market has been over
stocked with fish for the past week.
There were only four cases of
drunkenness in the Police Court this
morning.
One or two lonesome cows at Ma
kiki are the occasion of considerable
smart writing these dull days.
All letters marked per bark Forest
Queen will be forwarded tomorrow
by that vessel for San Francisco.
David Naone has been appointed
a member of the Koolauloa Road
Board in place of Rev. S. Kapu.
A hackman pleaded guilty to VIC
lating carriage regulations in the
Police Court this morning, and was
fined ,S25.
Libornio, band boy, seems to be
a musical genius. He has composed
a saxophone solo which will be play
ed at the concert at Emma Square
this evening.
The |. |. S. n. Co.'S schooner Liho-
Tho is chartered for a trip to Lysan
island, and goes on the Marine Rail
way to prepare for the voyage. She
will sail on Wednesday.
Captain Wiltse and officers of the
U. S. cruiser Boston were introduced
to Her Majesty the Queen by His
Excellency j. l.. Stevens, United
States Minister, this morning.
The Myrtle boys rowed their
barge to Pearl harbor yesterday for
the races on Friday, the Queens
birthday. They had an awning to
protect their heads from the sun.
Mr.. James Lyle has refitted the
yacht Edith J.. for the second class
race on the Queens birthday. The
mast is shifted back to make room
for bowsprit and jib added. Mr..
Alex. Lyle gave the yacht trial
trip yesterday, sailing her to Pearl
harbor. She sailed faster and steadier
than before the changes.
The old buildings adjoining the
BULLETIN office on Merchant street
are being removed to make room for
mammoth warehouse to be built
by w. G.. Irwin & Co. 1t will be a
high single story brick building ex-
tending clear across the block from
Merchant street to Queen street
having 60-foot front on Queen.
A young native came down town
this morning with ten-cent piece
and returned home on tramcal
with fresh fish, meat and other edi,
bles, creating quite happy little
household at Waikiki. 1t might
seem strange to many, but the fact
is that he had been to che ia Joint
on Maunakea street and won $l.5t
on a five-cent investment.
On Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock, Mr.. George G. Allen anC
Miss Lydia r. Crabbe were married
at the residence of Mr.. Clarence l.
Crabbe, Port Surveyor. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev
Alex. Macintosh, only immediat,
friends and relatives being present
The bride was given away by he
father, Mr.. Horace Crabbe.
Everybody should attend the bene
fit at the Opera House tonight
which will be given to Mrs. Martin
} e. Steen, the world-famous min,
reader. The program will be yer
select one and the best that ever wa
given by the Steen-Smith refined en-
tertainers. The Opera House shoul,
be crowded tonight, as it is very sci
dom we get a refined entertainment
like that given by this famous com
. pany. They have surely fulflle'
every promise made to the publ
and deserve the public patronage.
Mr.. William Aud celebrated hi
: fftieth birthday to-day. Shortl
; after one O'Clock large number {
people sat down to a bounteous lua
on the Insane Asylum grounds, an
a good time generally was had b
those present. The band statione
on the lawn played throughout tn
afternoon. The ancient hula dance
were enacted by young damsels wit
= apparent gracefulness. Mr.. Aul
: received several handsome present
: during the day from his man
friends, among which was a pair {
u handsome diamond-studded cuff bu
tons. Her Majesty the Queen, CaI
tain Wiltse of the L. S. S. BostoI
His Excellency c. n Spencer, Go
Rice of Kauai, members of the Ia