Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-20
LOCAL And GENERAL.

on Lewis d Co., Fort street. See
New To day.
Honolulu Messenger Service.
Deliver messages and packages.
Telephone 1913.
j. A. Mehrtens is no longer
connected with the firm of Coyne.
Mehrten Furniture Co. See New
Today.
Col. Soper denies the rumor to
the effect that he had been asked
to compromise in the Wti,lua
stock case.
The Henry Vida liquor case is
on in the Police Court this after
noon. Quite a number of witnesses
will be examined.
j. A. Thorn, son, master. has
approved the accounts of w. II
Castle, trustee of the estate of j.
X. Williams, deceased.
Rev. j. Lane of the Episco pal
Clergy is extremely i'll with blood
poisoning at the Queens Hospital.
He is not improved to-day.
Some of the passengers on the
arrived Mauna Los to-day we're
g. P. Wilder, j. Campbell, A. p.
Boiler and w. 81. Corn we'll.
Clerk Crowell Of the Deputy
Msrshsl's Office IL quite i'll at his
home. His place is being taken
by Special Officer George Sea.
The sale of the lands of the
Pahau Estate, situate on Printers
lane will take place tomorrow
Geo. Lucas, Commissioner, will
sell the property.
There will be a special meeting
of the Honolulu Scottish Thisle
Club at 7:3O this evening". Every
member is requested to be present.
Business of importance.
The rain of the past two days
flooded the Waialua district. The
roads are knee deep in mud and
the fields have received a most
beneficial drepching.
Pipi has again been arrested on
the charge Of running Russian
War gene. Pipi has been there
before. His case will come up
for trial tomorrow morning.
StenoRi aph j. E. Davis has va.
Gated his former position in the
law Offices of Kinney, Ballou and
Met lspahan and has accepted a
position in the Attorney Generals
Office.
Japanese steamer Togo Maru is
flying the blue peter today as
yesterday. When she does get
away for the Orient she will carry
a large number of homegoing
emigrants.
The painting operations in the
new police quarters will be finish.
ed by next week. Everything
else has been finished and the Of
6cers now have place they can
take pride in.
The decision OF the Waialua
Stock case by Judge Perry this
morning while it was the supreme
topic OF conversation on Change
made no perceptible difference in
the quotations.
The Honolulu Cricket Club ex-
poets to give q grand smoker in
the near future. Messrs. Wrie hit
Ballentyne and Herbe.t have
charge of affairs and a right roya
time is assured.
10 the case Of Kspiolani Estate
vs.. A, s. Cleghorn, defendant has
filed plea to jurisdiction in the
Circuit Court. The papers served
with the summons are defective
as they were not signed or sworn
to.
twenty-five deep water vessels
are now engaged in discharging
cargoes or in taking on sugar or
ballast in this port. OF these l8
are American, 3 of Hawaiian reg.
lister, Q German, l British and l
Japanese.
The Clay Clement Go. will give
"Ths Corsican Brothers" at to-
morrow's matinee. "The Two
Orphans" is billed for the even.
ing and Mr.. Frank Curtis will
then make his appearance for the
first time.
Judge A. w. Carter, guardian
of the estate OF Annie Il. X. Par
ker, has been granted permission
to invest $4,000 Of the estate funds
in tho uaw cOrDorafion formo oh RI