The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-07

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Brown, David Dayton, II. .Widemann,
j. +. Eckhardt, Samuel Parker, G.. r.
Gulick, Joseph Nawahi and Samuel
Nowlein.
NEWS IN \ NUTSHELL.
Band concert at Emma square this
evening.
Hereafter the baseball games will be
musicless.
The new "slide" at Sans Souci is hav-
ing great run.
Both the bands played at DIR. Trous-
seaus funeral yesterday.
Tomorrow evenings performance
bids fair to be dress affair
Professor Alexander's lecture at the
Y. NJ. G.. A. hall this evening.
Bakers powerful tragedy Francesca
di Rlmini," tomorrow evening.
The sidewalk opposite the Y. NJ. C. A.
on Hotel street is being repaired.
The sharpshooters did some good
work at the rifle range Saturday.
The last report is to the effect that the
Champion will sail on the Goth inst.
There will be but twelve more pei
formances given by Dailey's company.
Captain Rookie OF the Champion is
giving a small sailing party this after
noon.
a dividend notice of the Hawaiian
Sugar company appears IN another
column.
Messrs. Castle & Cooke are making
alterations in the cashiers department
of their store.
}. j. Egan has SO far recovered from
his late illness as to he able to resume
business to-day.
There was meeting of the directors
OF the Hawaiian Sugar Company at the
Office OF W. q. Irwin this morning.
The cricket match between the local
team and the Champions resulted in a
score of 80 runs for the Honolulu team
to % for its opponents.
The floral decorations at the funeral
of the late DIR. Trousseau yesterday are
said to have surpassed anything of the
kind ever seen here before.
This term OF the Circuit Court will not
be completed until June 3D. The court
will sit for twenty-four working days
Saturdays will be motion days.
The wedding of the Kaalas popular
captain, Sam Thompson, to Miss Louisa
Gross, last Saturday evening, was large.
ly attended by the many friends of the
groom.
The Strangers Friend Society viii
have a meeting at $3.50 a. m. tomorrow
, at the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors, and the
l officers will meet at the same place one
+ hour earlier.
The Historical Society will meet thi,
evening at 1880. Prof. Alexander vii
read paper on the Russian occupancy
of these islands. The public in genera
are invited to attend.
t The Kamehamehas and Hawaiis play
t ed ten inning game of baseball at tn,
new ball grounds on Saturday last, re
by score of IL to :.
There was children's service Sunday
). morning at the Central Union Church
;. Rev. NIr. Twombly being absent hi
d place was filled by the Rev. G. W. Hill
= a visiting clergyman.
" Women are getting their rights by
- force of arms. A Portuguese, slight,
{ intoxicated, insulted young lady OF
) Saturday evening and was promptly
x knocked down by her.
n The Foreign Office has ordered a lot q
new paper to be printed, part ior Tia
n Executive Building, Foreign Office" 10
e business correspondence, and par
It Executive Building, Honolulu" 10
IS private letters.
= Kaui, native girl, was arrested hi
morning ON warrant sworn to by he
father, charging her with disobedienc
# to her parents. The girl was but II ycal
"A OF age, and the disobedience consisted i
NJ not remaining at home when so con
manded.
:, In the Police court this morning Il
n fourteen natives arrested yesterday q
charges of illegal liquor traffic, were r.
" manded, the hearing of their cas-
being set for the 18th inst, All On
the Chinaman convicted of a charge
selling lottery tickets was fined fife,
'ir dollars and costs.
IN DIR. Guest will relieve DR., Crandan
surgeon in charge of the Pearl Harb
expedition to-day,