The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

A hackman whose stand is on Mer-
chant street "busted" Chinese che
ia bank yesterday,
Four Chinese were discharged this
morning for che ia playing on ac-
count of non-sufficient evidence.
The gross receipts of the second
presentation of the Crusaders" on
Saturday night last was Sl13.50.
The trial of Moi Kee, captured
the other day by Eagle-eyed w
Sheldon, has been set four days
hence.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Y, NJ. G. A. will be
held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at
their hall.
Henry F. Hebbard, ex-Road Super
visor, left for San Francisco on the
Australia yesterday for change of
scene and climate.
There will be meeting of the
Rice Committee in the Legislative
hall at 73O o'clock this evening, to
which the public is invited.
Boat races will be among the
events in celebration of the Queens
birthday on September I'd, A grand
luau will be given by Her Majesty
on the Palace grounds.
j. H. Wilson, James White, Olaf
Sorenson and VIM. Savidge, Homo
lulu lads, left on the Australia yes
terday to pursue their studies at the
Leland Stanford University.
In correcting proof yesterday the
final letters in Prof. Woods and
Miss Wings names were transposed,
in an item announcing their arrival
from their trip to the Volcano.
Three cantoniers were engaged
yesterday in patching up the hole
where Mr.. Dillingham; met with an
accident on Tuesday evening and by
the afternoon the work was done.
A moving house has been blocking
the Waikiki road, narrow enough as
it is, for two days. The owner SHOULD
apply goad of some kind to the
contractor, or somebody will be try
ing goad on him.
A baseball game took place yester
day afternoon at the baseball grounC
between nine from the U. S. Flag
ship and the "How do you like it?'
nine. The game resulted in a vic
tory for the latter. Score 8 to 7.
A young man named George Ros
has been arrested for the theft O
! S2lO, the property of w. Woolheln
better known as Billy the clipper,
horse fancier, on August 8, between
the hours of $50 and $40 in tn
3 evening. Rose was suspected of tn
3 theft only the other day. He will
be tried tomorrow morning.
t A treasury note was advertised i
the BULLETIN yesterday, and befor
!, the issue was fully published wor'
a was received that the note wa
5 found. 1t was $40 note and wa
found by two prisoners, Chimes
r and japanese, while working O
= Beretania street. They gave it t
:. Mr.. Trip, a prison luna, and Cap
e A. N. Trip, jailor, left it at the OF
flee this morning.
a VIM. Cogswell the artist, as pre-
e viously mentioned, brought suit i
: the Police Court on Monday aftel
e noon against Dr. Lundy for the re
5 covery of $45, part of the price for
/. set of lower teeth which was unsati
: factory to him. DIR. Lundy brougl
counter suit for S45, the balanC
owing on the set. Judge Hopkil
II reserved his decision. Yesterday L
i, gave judgment in favor of the d'
e PENDANTS in both cases.
A parcel of natives at Punalu
). on the other side of this island, ha,
l. been personating policemen and d
tectives. In this role they entero
houses and large Chinese stor
;, ransacking the places from top
= bottom. -Four of them have bee
arrested and will be tried by IL
II District Justice tomorrow. NJ
r Chas. Creighton, Deputy Attorne
General, and Mr. j. A. Magoon, lie
O for the place this afternoon.
i Three natives, two men and
II woman, We're yesterday sentenced
Imprisonment at hard labor-ol
D. man two months and the Others OF
e month each-for stealing 81 wor
RS of taro, claimed by All Keau,
Kunawai on recent Sunday NOR