The Daily bulletin., 1893-09-21

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Makaweli plantation will re-
commence grinding in December.
The p. G. band will give moon
light concert at Makee Island this
evening.
The Post Office despatched 1912
letters and 9l5 papers by the S. S.
Mariposa to-day for the Coast.
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Miss Louis f. Dale, the late tai
ented teacher of music at Oahu
College, is in Franklin, Pa, us. A.
The attention of the police is
called to the fact that wheelmen
still persist in riding their wheels on
the sidewalk.
The only arrest made by the po-
lice to-day was q native named Louis
Richardson for assault and battery
on a Chinaman.
The Fire Police will meet in the
Annexation Club hall this evening
for the purpose of winding up the
company's affairs.
Mr.. Jas. +. Morgan will sell at
public auction on Saturday, Sept.
23d, ten shares Peoples Ice g. Re-
frigerating Co.'s stock.
Chas. Clarke, half-caste China
man, was sentenced to pay fine of
500 for indulging in the pastime
known as Russian War;"
Mr.. J. B. Atherton. wife and fam
lily left on the S. S. Mariposa to-day.
Mr.. Atherton does not intend going
further than San Francisco.
An excellent oil painting of the
falls in lao valley, from the brush
of Mrs. Gillen, is on exhibition in the
Pacific Hardware Co.'s window.
Next Friday evening, Geo. w. De
Long Post, G. A. r., will hold its
annual camp fire on the premises OF
Mr.. j. N. Wright, Little Britain.
Should there be no arrivals oi
sailing vessels from the Coast in a
few days, there will be another
dearth of lime in the local market.
A little over $40 tons of coal will
be taken aboard the U. S. S. Boston
by this evening. 1t is expected that
she will finish coaling by tomorrow
noon.
New staple goods will be sold by
Jas. f. Morgan at the Arlington
rooms, Hotel street, Saturday even
ing. This will be fine chance fol
bargains.
Pieces of machinery formerly be-
longing to the Huelo mill, which
was abandoned sometime ago, were
brought down by the steamer Ha
waii this morning.
Mr.. D. Porter has resigned th'
Office of Chief Engineer Of the Hill
Fire Department, and is succeeded
by Mr.. VIM. Vanatta, Superiuten
dent of Water Works.
Mr.. Robert Louis Stevenson doe
not wear the ample locks of hal
that made him personally conspi
cuous on tho streets when he wa
here before. A moro agreeabl
change in his appearance is that h
looks more robust than formerly.
, Elsewhere appears the program G
: the grand concert at Y. NJ. g. A
hall Saturday evening, for the bene
, fit of the Association library. A
evening of high-class music is pro
= missed which should draw fu
house apart from tho claims of tn
,, object.
At q meeting of the Annexatio
Club last night, arrangements wer
. made for a farewell reception an
. ball in honor of the U. S. S. Boston
e to be held at the Executive builC
! ing next Monday evening, the eve {
j the ships departure for San Frar
!. cisco.
y About 25 or 35 of those piles whic
5 we're placed on the mauka side {
: the entrance to the harbor, near th
y Kakaako seawall, are to be taken OF
!. from that place and sent to Kaua
!; presumably for the purpose of SUI
|: plying material in building bridge
! on that island.
= Yoshimura, the Japanese who WI
arrested yesterday for assault an
battery on Mrs. Thos. r. Lucas, W;
sentenced to pay a fine of $40 in II
# District Court to-day. Counsel X
ulukou noted an appeal for the d
tense, but later withdrew, and Il
h Jap paid the fine.
N
t. The steamer James Makee, viii.
D. left for Kauai on Monday afternot
to transport the fourteen lepers wi
n were caught by Officer j. Kakina,
V. Wainiha valley, returned to TOW
,r this morning. She brought elev'