The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-22

ne >. >. Oceanic IS expected to
arrive from the Coast tomorrow.
There are four Chinese and three
natives under arrest for vagrancy.
Prof. Berger is requested to com
pose "che ia" selection. Why not?
The Steens Combination will give
an entire change of program to-
night.
The Wigwam Parlors were sold by
j. F. Morgan to-day to Mr.. j. f,
Bowler for $500.
A party of natives had gala time
on Saturday on King street. Six fat
pigs were killed.
The steamer Mikahala will leave
for Kauai on Wednesday at 5 o'clock,
instead of Tuesday.
The concert at Thomas Square on
Saturday was an agreeable innova-
ton to the jewellers on the plains.
The Puuloa Sheep Station, former
ly the property of f. Spencer, was
sold by j, F. Morgan to-day to
Bishop ~ CO., for $4,000.
The accounts of j, O. Carter and
G. l.. Carter, executors of the estate
of the late H. A. p. Carter, were ex-
amined and allowed by Judge Bick-
erton to-day.
Prof. j. w. Yarndley was passen-
ger by the bark Northern Light this
afternoon for Victoria, B. c., on a
visit to his sister. Mr.. Yarndley said
he would return.
Saturday night buggy contain.
ing a man and woman capsized
turning the corner of King and Fort
streets. The woman alighted on hel
feet like cat and sped away from
the place like deer
A black lace scarf and blacl
satin fan, with white silk handker
chief and dance card attached, were
left at the Palace by some bal
guests. They can have them by
calling at the Chamberlain office
Hamamoto was adjudged bank
rupt by Judge Bickerton to-day, OF
the petition of l.. B. Kerr, who testi
fed the defendant owed him S779.
"a. w. A. Whiting appeared fo
petitioner, no appearance of or 70,
defendant.
O'Halloran and Tom Beck wer,
arrested on Saturday night for inter
fering with police officers while the,
We're bringing an inebriate to The
Station. This morning they wer,
fined 81 each and costs. They claim
ed that their interference was owing
to the rough handling of the man.
A baseball game was played OF
Saturday at Makilxi by the Iwile
nine and the San Francisco's bal
team. After hotly contested battl,
with the willow and ball the gam,
ended in favor of the Iwileis, scor
IA to ID. Try again 'Friscos, anc
show them chow they'd like it" vic
versa.
All Hoy, the Chinaman arrested
on Thursday for stealing five chicken
valued at SIS, pleaded guilty thi
morning and was sentenced to 81
months Imprisonment at hard labor
The fowls were identified on Frida
by Kamai, resident at Kamoiliil
All Hoy is member of the Kun
Wun gang.
Moi Kee, the Chinaman arreste,
by special w. Sheldon the other day
was tried in the Police Court thi
morning. After hearing the evidenc
of Messrs. Sheldon, j. Mcguire AM
Hon. j. E. Bush, chairman of tn
opium committee, Moi Kee pleade,
guilty to having thirty-six tins @
opium in his possession and wa
fined $3.50.
A needle was extracted from Mr.,
|. Sherwood's side last night after
had been there eleven months. TIL
needle entered Mrs. Sherwood's sid
while she was romping in Kau i
September of last year, and woul
pain her now and then, Last nigh
the pain was so great that it con
PEELED an investigation. The needI
was plainly seen and was cut out b
Mr.. Sherwood with razor.
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