The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
TO-DAY was "che ia day" in the
Police Court.
TOMORROW is the last dly for pay
ing water rates
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 u. m--Wenther
hazy, wind high northeast
RlTMAN's favurilr Sung now is "A
Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss"
THE sale uf Prof. Scouts chGttels
to-day was satisfactory considering
the times.
Mrs. NJ NJ Scott and fimily will
leave for the tunsl for change Of air
ami scene u, Xr week
Mr.. J. l.. Dumas aud son, school
trnct r., were passengers iy The :.
n. Castle from San ramci,Gu to-day
MEuEULA, the crack pitcher If II C
KamrhnmrhI team, WAS II passenger
for Kau by the w. G. Hall this morn
ing.
Miss T. HELENA PLATz, u niece oil
Miss Wolf, arrived from Germany 10y
the barkentine S. n. Castle from San
Francisco this morning.
H. b. M. S. CHAMPION raised anchor
yesterday tor a trip around the islands.
Ma jor j. ii. Wodehouse is II guest of
the commander on the cruise.
THERE was some talk ON Saturday
last that the Kamchameha baseball
club were going to lose a game to the
Hawais, SO as to give them Il chance
for second or third place.
GEORGE i. Ritman, the famous
minstrel and banjnist, Willie Hefrick,
the guitarist, ami several other musi-
clans are now in town, So concert
may be expected in the near future.
THE Mutual telephone reported to
the BULLETIN at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon that third-class yacht had
put back off Diamond Head, there
being a terrific gale blowing outside.
spectators in the Legislature this at
ternoon. Rep. White drew applause
from the natives for his effort in OPP
posing the reduction in the number
of police.
A CHINAMAN named Wo Hop was
discharged in the Police Court yester.
day for playing che f", the authori-
ties not having secured sufficient evil
dence. Hop went home and in the
afternoon issued Il riddle again.
JUDGE DOLE and Il Hawaiian jury
are hearing the case of John Kahaha-
wal VS.. the Hawaiian Governments
The suit Is to recover $4,000 damages
alleged To have been caused by tn
diversion of water from certain taro
patches at Maemae, Nuuanu Valley.
Four passengers, including Mr.. II
E Mcintyre, who goes for his health,
went by the steamer w G. Hall this
morning for II trip to kilauea and
Mauna Lou. The sailing OF the
steamer was enlivened with vocal
selections by members of the Kane
llalHcnd blee SluD, WIZ Wcle alsp
passengers for Hawai-.
A RETURN leap year dance was Civ
en- at the Hotel by the boys-some
old fellows included-last night
There was large assembly and the
sound of revelry extended INFO the
short hours. When the floor of the
new pavilion was filled with the gaily
dressed throng whirling round, with
the soft light of the waning moon
claiming recognition with the flood of
electric rays, the scene was one to
dwell long in the memory of the be-
holders.
Mr.. Allen Hutchinson has COM
pleted plaster bust of Chinese
doctor who lives in Nuuanu street.
1t is a life study and correct por-
trait bust, but the artist designed it
as Chinese race type. The work is
finely executed, like all OF Mr.. Hut
chinson's productions, and will pro-
badly be placed on view down town.
AT present the sculptor will be happy
in showing it to visitors at his studio
in Alapai street, near the Portuguese
Benevolent Society's hall.
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