The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE band will play at Queen Emma
hall this evening.
The S. S. Australia will be around
bright and early tomorrow morning.
A SEWER is being built on Nuuanu
street. 1t will extend to the water
front.
Mr.. J. L. Waterhouse has bought
&c lots at Pearl City, and will build
houses on them.
The Freshman Crew of the Myrtle
Boat Club will give social dance at
the boathouse ON the evening OF the
18th.
DETECTIVES have been posted in the
vicinity of the Colonial yacht Beagle
to watch the movements OF the
owners.
The Supreme Court has decided
that contracts to labor-the specific
one in question being planting
contract-are not taxable.
A MRS. Finley was committed to
the Insane Asylum yesterday on evil
dence of DR.. c. B. Wood that she Was
affected with acute mania.
The lot and buildings on it, at
present occupied by Mr.. 6, West as n
residence, will be sold at auction by
Mr.. j. +. Morgan tomorrow at noon.
The Healani Boat Club expect to
receive their new six cared boat by
the Australia. The arrival of the new
shell is expected to revolutionize the
sport.
The prospects are the Honolulu
public will be afforded chance to
witness the San Jose ball team on the
local diamond, as season tickets are
selling readily.
The British bark Velocity was de-
tanned yesterday afternoon till late
hour, owing to Captain Gill, pas
senger, being subpenaed to appear as
witness ia the Bloom and Douglas
case.
GAN evening with Schubert" at
Oahu College was delightful event,
A full report will appear later, the
typos having neither time nor space
for all the matter prepared for this
issue.
CAPTAIN Kautz and officers of the
U, S. S. Pensacola gave dance on
board ship last night, which was
largely attended by society folk from
shore who greatly enjoyed the enter
tainment.
THREE hundred and fifty-two Chi
nese took passage on the bark Velo-
city yesterday for the Flowery King
dom. Mostly all had return permits
issued to them by the Foreign
Department.
AN interesting feature at the de-
parture of the steamer Hall this
morning was the hosting on board of
huge superheater shipped by the
Honolulu Iron Works for the Hawai-
ian Agricultural Co., Punaluu, Kau,
Hawaii.
The Jap Kato, whose trial occupied
three days, was found guilty to-day OF
assault with deadly weapon, and
was sentenced to six months impri-
sonment at hard labor and pay costs
]. l.. Kaulukou for the prisoner noted
an appeal.
The trial of the case Of DR.. w
Hammond VS.. Aimoku and Kamaha
in the Police Court was postponed
from Wednesday last till to-day. The
doctor charges the latter with breach
of covenant for $3.50. The trial is on
this afternoon.
A POLICE officer spied a hack with
out driver standing on Beretania
street at noon to-day. The Officer
drove the hack to the Police Station
where it awaited claimant. The
driver appeared soon after to claim
custody, when he was charged with
violating carriage regulations.
The tug Alice returned from hei
cruise in the wake of the bark Velo.
city this noon. The Customs officers
on board are none the worse for theil
trip. They discovered nothing amiss
in the conduct of the vessel as she
sped far from land. What might
have been done had the Velocity not
been watched must be left to the pub
lie imagination.
A HORSE with the saddle on the re
verse side of where it should have
been started on dead gallop down
Fort street about 1925 O'clock this
afternoon. No little excitement wal
created by the boiling animal which
in going down the street, barely es
capped the telephone and htchinl
poles which line the road. The ami
nal made detour of the city from
and was finally caught in the rear 0
the Union Iron Works, none the