The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-13


Jurors for the February term Of
Circuit Court were drawn to-day.
Work is to begin in few days on the
outbuildings Tor the Sailors Home.
Mail sent by the Monowai was 4,t20
letters and 1850 packages of papers.
teo. 7. Castle will lead the Y. NJ. G..
A. meeting at $3.50 tomorrow evening.
Copies of the Willis-Dole pamphlet
are on sale at j. A. Martins book
store. d.w-it
| IL is rumored that Minister Willis has
complained of the press criticisms of
him.
| Only Few cases of small moment
we're before the garrison court martial
last night.
A concert is being given at Emma
square this afternoon by Professor
Berger's band.
| There will be an important m Getting
this evening of the officers of the An
ne xation Club.
A regular quarterly business meeting
OF the q. Brewer q Co., Nimitedj was
held this morning.
! kolopena, native is under arrest for
assaulting his wife. She had left him
and taken up with a blind man.
Hokdoindnd. native publication, is
issuing wrapping paper editions on ac-
count of the scarcity of white paper.
Bids for work on the new residence
of G. a. Peacock are being opened this
afternoon at the office of G. b. Ripley.
q. IL. Rose having reached his major
| ity, his estate is turned over to him b,
his guardian. The inheritance is
$79j.SO.
Four Chinese tried to beat a ma tive OH
Nuuanu, near Merchant, at noon and all
were jailed. The trouble arose over
small trade.
The DAILY and WEEKLY STAR is on
sale at The Bazaar" j. A. Martins
bookstore in Hilo, where subscriptions
may be ordered. dw--lt
Mrs. k. X. Phi, by her attorney, files
a brief general denial to the suit of w.
A. Kinney, us executor, for property of
the late Mr.. Phi.
AT a meeting of the Board of lmm-
grafton to be held next week action will
be taken on the proposed importation of
5000 Chinese coolies.
Chin You, CnInese youth who
stabbed "a native boy last evening, has
been remanded to await the result of
the injuries inflicted.
Arrangements have been made to
hold the funeral of the late Frank lyn
). Pratt from st. Andre Wa cathedral at
3 clock tomorrow afternoon.
There is talk oi an impromptu football
game for next Wednesday afternoon,
The teams are to be made up OF Punahou,
Honolulu and Pacific players.
Tomorrow will be the last Sabbath OF
DR.. Beck with as pastor of the Central
Union church. There will doubtless be
u large attendance at all services.
Mr. Muller, who gained some notoriety
by collision with section OF the Police
department, lett by the Monowai with
his wife. Friends furnished the funds
The Senfineita, the leading and most
widely circulated Portuguese journal
has entered upon the third ear Of its
publication. Our congratulations to
the editors
The Executive Council meeting to.
day was held at the residence OF Mr..
Dole. The health of the President ID
much improved and he is spending the
afternoon in the country.
, /
, referred TO as having captured the af
! fectiOns of Vina King thinks that Civ
ing currency to such a statement is car
rying a joke IA bit too far.
\ number OF the bags OF sand us ed il
building Notifications about the Execu
tive building We're shipped to the Mid
, winter Fair. A certificate Of their genu
ineness accompanied the bags.
a Japanese released from Oaht
! prison yesterday was arrested Will
} trying to stow away on the Mono
wal. The man will be returned to IL,
plantation he formerly served.
Health Officer Reynolds is on dut.
, again after wrestle with the grippe
He had this morning "a report of on,
+ new case of scarlet fever at Hilo. Al
! the other patients are convalescing.
Two members of the Provisional Gov
, eminent band left for the coast by tn
. Monowai. Musicians are now in activ
r demand in San Francisco, Mr.. Marian
. Gomez, the euphonium player, is quit
a loss to the band,
!. Kalakaua's Estate.
I DIR. Trousseau, administrator of III
es ate of the late King Kalakaua, Ina
i'll, d a final report with request for Sc
h tlement and discharge. During the pal
S twelve months the executor has receive