The Daily bulletin., 1893-08-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
DR.. Brodie has card elsewhere.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
DR.. Brodie has card elsewhere. D
Diamond Head, 1890 p. m.,-
Weather clear; wind southeast.
On Tuesday, Aug. 9th, L. j. Levey
will sell at auction $4,000 cigarettes.
The August term of the Circuit
Court will open on Monday morn
ing.
There will be practice game OF
cricket at the Makiki reserve this
afternoon.
7 The BULLET1N's circulation is all
bona fde-the waste paper buyers
do not get it.
The regular monthly meeting of
the p. B. g. l.. Association will be
held Monday evening.
Advertisers have no hesitation in
saying that they receive good re-
turns from tho BULLETIN.
A letter regarding the glee club
from Mr.. Wakefield has been receiv-
ed too late for this issue.
/ A detachment of the police had
drill on Thomas Square early this
morning. They were headed by a
drummer.
The P. G.. band will play at Emma
Square this afternoon, as there will
be no baseball game. Prof. Berger
has arranged six new pieces to be
played at the concert.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for August is newsy and readable.
Editor Macintosh "goes for' peo-
pie who go to church from wrong
motives, and harder for people who
don't go at all.
w. G.. Smith, editor of the Star,
was mitted for trial to the Cir
cult Court by Judge Foster this
morning for libel against Claus
Spreckels. He was also ordered to
put up a 500 bond.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co.'S
weekly talk to the people is more in
teresting than usual. We could
point out the good things in it, but
perhaps it is better our readers
should find them out themselves.
A complaint was made yesterday
about a dead bullock having been
buried near the stream in Nuuanu
Valley, above the Electric Light
Works. The animal was buried
by Portuguese, who has since dis
inferred it.
The Temple of Fashion has made
another great slaughter in prices
All kinds of ladies' dress goods have
been marked at extremely low figures
Ladies should call in and inspec
the beautiful line of white goods
suitable for the summer months.
Mr.. Geo. Lycurgus desires to stat'
that there are no matters of business
in dispute between his firm and the
Customs department.. The challeng
of Lycurgus, Fernandez & Co. in to
days BULLETIN will throw some ligh
on the other side of the P. G. A
effusion of this morning.
The charge of robbery against th
three Chinese informers was dis
missed in the District Court thi
morning. This is the case in whcl
= Chinese woman accused the infor
mers of abstracting money an,
jewelry from trunk while search
e ing the house for opium.
= On Wednesday evening a corpol
r aPs guard rushed into a yard o.
Queen street on double quick time
e to remove a comrade who was lyin
:. there dead drunk. One of the guard
" impudently accused the native den
e izens of drugging the soldier, an
clustered about getting even wit
the kanakas."
o The BULLETIN thanks it's hundred
: of subscribers all over the othe
islands for their promptness in re-
ponding to the annual issue of sui
=, scription bills. In no case has r,
- mittance been accompanied by n
n quest to stop the paper. The Bullet
has never received more evidence
e, of pODularity thrOurhOut the rrOu