The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-27

Masonic Lodge lie Progress will |
meet this evening.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m.-Weather,
hazy; wind, fresh northeast.
Up to last night twenty Chinese
gamblers were placed in cells.
Captain Duncan is mate of the
Missionary packet Morning Star.
There were no arrests from Satur-
day up to Sunday night for drunk
enness.
This evening the Scottish Thistle
Club holds its weekly meeting and
social.
The P. G.. band will give a moon
light concert at Emma Square this
evening.
The Hawaiian Patriotic League
will hold mass meeting at Arion
hall this evening.
The waters in the bay we're SO
rough this morning that some of the
capsized.
M. McInerny flies the flag of the
Waltham Watch Co., whose time
pieces never wear out.
The Hawaii baseball club defeat
ed the Mohican-Boston team on
Saturday by score of Is to 8.
The Hawaiian National Band will
give their second concert at the Ha-
waiian Hotel tomorrow evening.
The HI. M. H. Noeau will give an
other concert on Thursday evening
at Kawaiahao Church at s o'clock.
The woman's branch of the Ha-
waiian Patriotic League held meet
ing at the Arion hall this afternoon.
A number of Chinese gamesters
were raided by the police near
Thomas Square on Saturday even
ing.
A luau on large scale is projected
at Kohala, in honor of the visit of
the Bishop of Panopolis early in
April.
Miss Fletcher, teacher at the Po-
napean mission, returned by the
Morning Star this morning in poor
health.
The Japanese cruiser Naniva made
fine sight cruising up and down
outside the harbor at full speed this
morning.
A Chinese woman was burned to
death at Kohala, lately, by her
clothes catching fire while she was
cooking.
Lady readers of the BULLETIN will
find it to their advantage to look al
the list of goods offered by the TEN
pie of Fashion.
The tug of-war matches this even
ing will be between Germany VS.
Portugal, Hawaii VS.. Japan, anC
America VS.. Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Baldwin ant
family have arrived in town, on thei
way to Makaweli, Kauai, where the,
will stay for six months.
Something new has come to town
1t is the Lohengrin beer, and ha
the name of being the finest pal
lager on draught in America. TIL
Lohengrin is sold exclusively at tn
Pantheon.
The household furniture of Mr.:
c. N. Spencer will be sold at tn
residence on Thursday next at l
o'clock, by l.. j. Levey, auctionee
The articles to be sold are specific
elsewhere.
The Hawaiian Patriotic Leagu
had nothing to do with the ma:
meeting of Saturday evening {
Emma Square. That body ther'
fore made no demonstrations
there, mild or otherwise, as TIL
J padded sheet makes it's readers b.
lieve.
DR.. Lucas will give a lecture c
THE Life, Habits and Strange Gu
toms of the Indians of Americ;
tonight, at the Y. NJ. G. A. d
Lucas has lived among them as
missionary, and will sing and talk
the Indian language. There will
a charge of % cents.
The special services of the Secol
o Congregation of st. Andrews Cath
: dral during Monday, Tuesday, We
: nesday and Thursday of this we
IL will be as follows: am, Ho
Communion; II O'Clock noon, sho
!. service with singing of the story
d the Gross; 5:l5 pm, evening pray
y At the Y. NJ. c. A. hall to-morr'
d evening (Tuesday), DR.. Lucas W
!, make his final appearance in a SER
II of recitations for the benefit of t
a Library Fund of that Associate
" Music will also be arranged for t
- evening, so that a pleasant ent,
tainment is assured. The object ii
worthy one.
China Engine Co. received a rel
= from the Board of Fire Comm
sioners to-day, allowing them
II organize with thirty-fve active me
81 beers as a volunteer body and oiferi
8 them $50 month expenses and &c
d: oil and waste supplies. The co
pany is satisfied with the propC
ar ton and will organize immediate
" Sunday evening, at the service
10 the Second Congregation of st.