The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-08-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Is it hot enough for youf

Two foreign juries are engaged
this afternoon.
The steamer Claudine will take a
mail for Hilo this evening.
st. Louis College will reopen the
second Monday of September.
Mrs. Copeland has opened the
"Oriental Bazaar" in the Arlington
block.
The Hawaiian Jockey Club will
meet at the rooms of Pacific Club
at 7:30 o'clock this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Terry, Of the
Hilo Boarding School, leave for
home on the Claudine this evening.
j. HI. Harrison gives notice that
he will not be responsible for debts
cont racted without his written order.
The Pacific football team will
meet in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall this
evening, for the purpose Of electing
officers.
The libel suit of Captain Fergu-
son against Antoine Clogs has again
been continued, this time to Tues
day, Sept. 9Th.
M. Jesus was found guilty of driv-
ing a vehicle without light in the
District Court to-day and sentenced
to pay fine of SIS.
Mr.. J. j. Williams has a splendid
picture Of President Dole, from the
brush of Mr.. Good. late of Marceau's
studio, San Francisco.
Moonlight bathing parties at Long
Branch Baths are numerous. Major
Sherwood attends with pleasure to
the comfort of patrons.
Special bargains for this week only
at the store of N. S. Sachs are in
wash materials. The prices adver,
tised speak for themselves.
The steamer Claudine will leave
for Maui at 5 o'clock this evening
a day earlier, in order to be able tc
return on Saturday morning.
The fine japanese steamer Aikokr
Maru will be despatched for Yoke
hama on or about Sept. Ii. X
Ogura g. Co., Robinson block, Hote
street, are the agents.
The Scottish Thistle Club vii
give concert tonight in the clut
room, Merchant street. Admission
is by ticket which may be obtained
at T. Lindsay's, Fort street.
The Unknown nine defeated tn,
| Myrtle club in baseball game OF
the League ground on Saturda,
afternoon by score of 8 to 8. TIL
playing on both sides was good.
There was any quantity Of musi
in town on Saturday evening. Al
organ grinder, a harpist, violinis
and the hurdy-gurdy at the merry
go-round were all going at once.
Messrs. D. H. Davis and ALDER
Lucas distributed to the member
of Mechanic Engine Co. their frs
dividend of the funds of the lat
company. 1t amounted to Sl3 eacl
Mr.. Matthews, the clerk at Max;
we'll plantation, who was brough
from there to the Hospital in yer
I low condition, has improved col
siderably and is now able to be on
Gus. Schuman has matched h
bay pacing mare against L. Ho
fingers sorrel stallion for $3.50 sid
The race, best three in five, will tai
place at the Kapiolani Park on o.
l4th.
Chinese have begun taking o,
permits for the bark Velocity,
sail the latter part of the week.
is said about a hundred will lea,
: by this vessel, but only seven ha,
thus far taken out permits.
L. Lindsay the jeweler has
fresh supply of those lovely Hawa
ian flag badges in gold and enam,
They are just the thing to wear
D the I'd September races. Hurry |
and get one.
An addition to Mr.. S. NJ. Damon
unique aggregation of native gra
houses, Swiss and Japanese cottage
etc, at Moanalua has arisen in Il
n form of a massive triple arch
masonry over the driveway.
-, The grounds and verandas
- Sans Souci, Waikiki, were pack
}, with people on Saturday evenir
the attraction being a concert
= the Hawaiian Nationa! Band. T
music by the boys was exceptio
ally good.
The Aikoku Maru, 1000 tons, d
shortly at this port from Yokohan