The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
"X. Y. T." Letters for you at this
Office.

ak. Y. T." Letters for you at this
Office.
Four fines for drunkenness we're
recorded in the District Court to-
day.
The Bishop of Panopolis left on
the steamer Likelike yesterday for
Maui.
Ladies, have you seen the "Pan-
American" at the Golden Rule
Bazaar2
Mrs. Nicoll's lunch rooms on
Fort street have been christened the
Boston"
Remember the Long Branch open
ing tonight, The p. G.. band will
be there.
1t is reported that a considerable
number of Cinnamon are laid up
with la grippe.
inca was committed to the Insane
Asylum to-day. He was examined
by DIR. McWayne.
1t is reported that A. M. Hewett,
who lives in Pauoa valley, is laid up
with partial paralysis. !,
Owing to deficient electric power,
the BULLETIN was late in being print
ed yesterday afternoon.
1t is reported that Max Schlemmer
will return shortly to take his old
place on the police force.
The Catholic Ladies' Benevolent
Society will meet at 3 o'clock, Fri
day, July Z, at the convent.
1t is an Austrian corvette, not
Australian as the types said yester-
day, which is coming here shortly.
Twenty-eigh lepers were taken to
the Molokai Leper Settlement yes
terday afternoon on the steamer
Lehua.
Mrs. l.. H. Stolz, widow of the
late Deputy-Sherilf of Waimea, re-
turned home yesterday evening on
the steamer Mikahala.
A choice and valuable collection
of books will be sold tomorrow at
the sale of furniture at old Airing
ton hotel dining room.
r. HI. Davis would like to catch
the one who ran off with his horse
last night. He found the animal
tied to a telephone post on King
street at 9 o'clock.
j. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of furniture, bric-a-brac, oil
paintings and island scenery in
front of the Arlington, Hotel street,
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
The Road Supervisor is giving his
attention to the sidewalk on King
street beyond Alapai street, The
improvement was much needed, and
in consequence residents in that
vicinity are much pleased.
At to-day's sale of Hawaiian Gov
crnment Bonds by James f. Morgan
on account of the Kalakaua estate,
$1,000 was sold to order, and $4,000 to
E. A. Jones. The price in both cases
being "a, or a discount of 6 percent.
7. Lindsay, jeweler, is making a
number of silver button hole badges
for the members of the Capt. Cook
Lodge, Sons of St. George. The
design takes the form of Saint
George on horseback, staying the
dragon.
The cursing and swearing by the
annexationists at Maui when the
Likelike arrived on July 4th, would
fill a goodly-sized book. 1t was
caused by the action of the p. G.
against the National Band, in trying
to detain them here.
Mrs. Kaahanui was found guilty
in the District Court to-day on a
charge of selling spirituous liquors
without a license, at Kikihale, and
sentenced to pay a fine Of $3.50
Defendants counsel noted an APP
peal.
A native girl assaulted Mrs. l.. A
Moore on Kakaako street on July
4th over some trivial cause. Mrs
Moore had the girl arrested and to-
day she was fined so for assault and
battery. Mrs. Moore is the young
native girl who latel y returned after
an absence of ten years abroad.
New Map of Hawaii Mel.
The Hawaiian News Co. has pre-
sented the BULLETIN with topo
graphical map of the Hawaiian