The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

st. Louis College will reopen on
Monday.
Band concert at Emma Square
this afternoon.
Diamond Head, II Weather
cloudy, wind high northeast.
Rev. j. osborne and wife were
passengers by the S. S. China this
evening.
The S. S. China weighed anchor
for San Francisco about $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
A monster jack-fruit grown at Ku-
kuihaele, Hawaii, is on exhibition in
the Hawaiian News Co.'S store.
The How Do You Like 1t and Iwi-
lei teams will cross bats on the dia-
mond this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The mail by the p. NJ. S. S. China
for San Francisco this morning con
sisted of 4l39 letters and 1911 pa
pers.
The bicycle riding school will be
opened this evening for the benefit
of those intending to master the
wheel. Music will be in attendance.
The band played at the Hawaiian
Hotel last evening instead of at
Queen Emma hall as intended, for
the benefit Of passengers by the
China.
Mr.. Gardner X. Wilder of Homo
lulu and Gertrude l.. Barnes of
Rochester, New York, were married
under fashionable auspices at Roch-
ester on August oath.
James Mcclure was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning for
the larceny of $50 in gold, the pro
perty of Mr.. Schwabach, and his
trial set for next Tuesday.
The amount of fines in che ia
cases only in the Police Court this
morning aggregated 1925. Who
says the police are not doing any
thing with regard to the che ia evil?
The Mechanics Benefit Union, at
it's annual meeting at the Bell Tower
last evening, elected the following
officers: T. r. Lucas, President IRE
elected; Geo. Norton, Vice-Presi-
dent; Thos. Sorenson, Treasurer; j.
H. Black, Secretary.
A lady was thrown from a horse
on Richards street this morning, but
luckily escaped unhurt. She was
riding along quietly in company
with another, when the horses hind
legs slipped and threw the lady
backward, landing her on her feet.
DIR. Chas. Peterson, when asked
this morning as to the condition of
d. Crowningburg, who was struck
on the head by a stone yesterday,
stated that there was no bad symp-
tom, no fever, and he was perfectly
conscious. Yesterday he was not
expected to live.
Deputy Sheriff Lililehua of Molo,
kai and family received by the Ha-
waii the news of the death of Mrs
Lililehua. The Hawaii left here Oh
Thursday for Olowalu, where a ma,
tive who was a passenger secured q
horse and rode thirty-six miles to ac
quaint Mr.. Lililehua of the sad news
Tom King, hackman, was trieC
! in the Police Court this morn
ing, for assault and battery on wo
; man on Thursday night. The wo
man testified that the hackman wa
enticing her to enter his hack, anc
on her refusal he struck her with ;
whip. King was sentenced to pay ;
fine of SO and $3.50 costs.
All Look, All Young and All Fool
pleaded guilty to having che f;
i, tickets in their possession in thu
J.. Police Court to-day and were finet
$25 each and costs. Wong Kwai wa
convicted of managing a che ia BAN
on Queen street and was fined S25C
Appealed. All Sun, che fla tickets il
possession, fined 500. Appealed.
The party at the residence of Hor
a and Mrs. w. G.. Irwin, Waikiki, am
, mentioned in yesterdays notes, wa
given complimentary to the Mise
), Parker, who have lately returne
y from England, having complete
a their education in that country. TIL
, invitations were limited to youn
dancing people who seemed to full
o enjoy the music and dancing to
gether with the glorious moon whic
was shining on that eve and otfere
a moonlit night such as only TIL
L. Paradise Of the Pacific can boast.
t. The Sloop Nellie Ashore.