The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
An American mail will be sent by
the s. S. Arawa.
Diamond Head, 8 p. M Weather
clear, wind light west.
Patriot Emmeluth has been very
busy at night time distributing guns.
One passenger by the steamer w.
G.. Hall this morning was for the
Volcano.
Thanksgiving services at Central
Union and st. Andrews churches
were we'll attended.
Goo Kim, Nuuanu street, has a
choice assortment OF Christmas toys
for sale. Call and see them.
Tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock
j. F. Morgan will sell quantity of
dry goods, also a special line of rugs
of different sizes.
Road Supervisor w. H. Cummings
has been arrested for assault and
battery on Mrs. j. X. Iaukea.
Hearing is set for Saturday.
Judge Robertson sentenced Ka
Nina, Chinaman, to one months
imprisonment at hard labor, for in
dulging in an opium smoke.
Four Chinemen were arrested at
Manoa this noon for smoking opium.
At the Station bail was fixed at 500
each, on which they were all libe-
rated.
Copies of the BULLETIN containing
the fullest report published Of the
Masonic Temple dedication can be
had at the Office and news stands
for the Arawa's mail
The District Court was in session
yesterday, but the only fines record
ed are: Alb Cheong, for opium smok-
ing, $50; Kahalepio, assault and bat
terry on Haaheo, SIS sentence.
A Chinese woman, who has been
annoying Chinese storekeepers in
| Chinatown, was locked up yester-
day for insanity. The woman was
committed to the Insane Asylum
this afternoon.
Japanese residents are working
up reception to the captain and
officers of the Naniwa hourly ex-
pected. A dinner and a National
band concert at the Hotel will be
the main features.
The Honolulu Amateur Minstrels
will make second appearance in
the Opera House tomorrow even
ing. There will be car for the
Valley and one for Waikiki, by re-
quest, after the performance.
The football game which was to
come off tomorrow afternoon be
tween the Pacifics and Honolulu.
has been postponed. Three of the
Pacifics' players will be unable to
play, hence the postponement.
Several of the older students a
Punahou College have been drafted
into the "Citizens' Reserve ane
have been given rifles. The kid
we're blowing about their marksman
ship, at the football game yesterday
The Pioneer Building and Loa
Association on Monday evening. Dec
i. The Secretary will be in attend
ance at the rooms of the Association
tomorrow Saturday, from 2 to
p. m. for the collection of dues, et(
|
Mr.. Levey's auction sale of Mr.. +,
NJ. de Sa Silva's Japanese good
and curios will begin as advertise
tomorrow morning, but the sale fo
tomorrow evening is postponed
The first evening sale will be o
Monday.
Fortifying of the Executive builC
ing still continues. Yesterday morI
ing more bags of sand were carte
in on a dray. The sand bags al
up on the verandas now. Ten {
: twelve carloads of sand were car
ed to the ground early this morning
With reference to the paragrap
which appeared in Wednesday
BULLETIN about the finding of none
in Solomon's coat pocket, Mr.. p.
Dias wishes it stated that he had II
p connection with the finding of til
y money or trying on of Solomon
r coat.
r Mr.. G. Stoeckle has opened u
n with his monograph machine in tt
Arlington block. He has received
whole outfit of new songs, in add
l. ton to an automatic machine. Til
room was crowded this mornin
and everybody went away we
n pleased.
p j. E. Comes the jeweler was a
9 rested on Wednesday night in Nu
:, anu Valley at the residence of a ha
q Chinaman with thirty tins of opiu
in his possession. He is charge
9 with opium in possession, althoug
It he was caught in the act of sellil
:, the dope. Comes case will con
! up on Monday.
e DR.. r. j. McGettigen, reside
physician at Eva Plantation, Hon
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