The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-06

Wind direction, north to east, includ-
ng east, 26 days; east to south, includ-
ny south, days; south to west, includ-
ng west, day; west to north, includ-
ng north, day.
Regular trade-wind days, "a; normal
or May, "a.
Raid record days, Is.
Days marked "fne," 10.
FOR THE FOURTH
lists Out and Amount to BE
Raised.
The Finance Committee of the Fourth
II July celebration have sent out some
wenty subscription lists SO that those
lesiring can aid in the celebration. 1t
S estimated that about $2500 will have
o be raised, which will suffice for both
he present celebration and the pay
nent of last years debt of $467. Mem
1ers OF the committe state there will be
title difficulty in raising the amount
needed.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
The Central Committee A. U. P. met
.o-day at noon.
Entries for the races on the 18th
closed to- day at noon.
The Government band will not play
At the Hotel this evening.
Born To the wife of Charles Crozier
in Honolulu, June 9th, son.
The o. & o. S. S. Alameda is due to-
from San Francisco with two
days later news.
The Gaelic bringing no passengers for
this port, the band did not play at the
Hotel last night.
Company b, NIGH. will give ball
to members and their friends, Tuesday
evening, June Goth.
James Steiner of the Elite was fined
IS in the District Court this morning fol
selling candy on Sunday.
sugar has suffered another slight de
cline in price, and stood at 2.75 witt
fair sales at latest quotation.
The Schuetzen Club held meeting
last night at which the new Constitution
was the subject of discussion.
The American League will meet tire,
times this week-Wednesday, Thursda,
and Friday evenings at 1880 o'clock.
"Tim" Murray disclaims the remark
appearing IN an afternoon paper, in r,
the new constitution, accredited to him
A very interesting program is prom
Used for tomorrow evening at the clos
ing exercises of Kawaiahoa Seminary
1t is reported that Fred Smith vii
leave the ticket office at the depot t
accept the position of bookkeeper at Ew
mill.
Francis Leo G. Harden is agai
breathing the ozone in wider range
having been liberated from custody b
the Marshal yesterday.
A mail will be forwarded to tn
Coast tomorrow by the bark Jane
Stanford, to close at 0 a. m. All letter
so marked will be sent by her.
The Waimanaloa case, suit against I'll
captain to prove intentional wreckin
of the steamer, has been on in Chambt
of Commerce during the past two day
Mr.. Dillingham; is having the boil,
of the experimental electric ligl
station on King street moved to ii
water works station at Pearl City whe
it will be used to increase the wat
supply.
The residence qualification for nature
ization and the full rights OF citizensh
in this country has been placed at ty
years. Periods ranging from TO
months to five years were considered
debate, but this term was finally adopt
in compromise.
Mr.. Theo. p. SEVERN says that t
words accredited to Tim Murray in "
terday's Bulletin do not express t
sentiments of the Ameri an League
regard the new constitution, and
opinions given are not endorsed by
large majority of the League.
The closing exhibition of Kawaiah
seminary will be held in Kawaiah
church Thursday evening at 1880 p.
Admission 80 cents. Tickets for s.
with Levers 81 Cooke, Castle & Coo
Hawaiian News Company, Benson
Smith, Thrum's and Manufactures 81
Company.
The readers of the STAR should I
overlook in to-night's paper the colul
on the editorial page which is devo
!, to advertising the wares of the live,
to date firm, the Hawaiian Hardw
: Co. They always mingle editorial &C
ment in pleasing manner with w
! they say about their goods,
n Rev, Henry IL. Rice's second lect
3 on the White City will be delivered
y Kawaiahao Church next Saturday ev
e ing. The lecture will be beautiir
J. illustrated, the views contemplat
n every prominent feature OF the q
e Columbian Exposition, including
world-renowned Midway Plaisance.