The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-07

and is very interesting number
Mr.. Edings, a young lawyer Of Charles
ton, South Carolina. is in the city
This will be "Yale evening" at the
home of Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd.
Judge Brunsons household furniture,
sold this morning, brought very good
prices.
There will be concert at Thomas
Square this evening. beginning at 7:30
o'clock.
OF all the sailors on the streets last
night only one was arrested for drunk
enness.
The Charleston may leave for the
scene Of hostilities in the Orient next
Tuesday.
Sam Stone, the police officer accused
of receiving bride, has deem discharged
from the force.
j. B. Atherton and family have moved
back to the city from their summer resi-
dence, Luakaha.
| Mr.. Klengel has reached Kaena Point
in his work of paving the way for the
railroad extention.
Gu en- street, between Fort and Alak' q
st eets, is being recurbed, rock being
put in the place of wood.
Commissioner Halves invested in
great many household articles at the
Brunson sale this morning.
A small sized racket was stirred up by
sailors in VOTERS saloon last night in
which two men were slapped.
Several sailors on the Charleston have
never visited Honolulu before and seem
galore over these their first impressions.
Consul General Ellis Mills made a
social call upon the officers of the U. S.
S. Charleston aboard ship this morning.
Fl. c. Meyers, late of HOLSTER & Com
pany, has been appointed to succeed
Antonio Perry on the Registration
Board.
The native band will not serenade
Commissioners Halves Saturday evening,
as reported. The concert has been post
poned.
Judge Perry is hearing the case of
five Cinnamon to-day charged with
assaulting fellow countryman with a
pistol.
Minister Willis and wife have accepted
an invitation from Judge Widemann to
attend the officers banquet at the Hotel
tonight.
Ministers of religion are requested by
the Government TO hand in their licenses
to perform marriage ceremonies for
renewal.
The Government band will repeat the
Complementary concert to the war
vessels in port tomorrow evening at
Hawaiian hotel.
The pavilion at Independence Park is
an emblem OF beauty for tonight. The
decorations are alone worth going
several miles to see.
There is a Greek on the Charleston
who wants to bet $500 that no man in
Honolulu can lift him from the ground.
Where is Hatzopulos?
A small blaze in David Kamaka's
hous Palama. at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
evening drew out the fire Companies.
No damage was done.
The German ships expect orders by
Saturdays mail to proceed to Asia. In
vi w of this they will hold In readiness
to depart on short notice.
The Honolulu Library and Readir e
r om is being given a thorough over
hauling. The workmen are n gagged in
repairing the walls today.
Minister Damon's special appropria-
ton bill has passed. The new fish
market will be completed and there is
money for the water works.
Judge Hore of the "other side" sen.
fenced a Chinaman to pay a fine of
$500 and to Six months imprisonment at
hard labor. The decision has been APP
pealed from.
Lieutenant Colonel Fisher has ordered
a battalion drill for Thursday next.
Each Company is to parade a detail of
sixteen-file front. F Company will fur
nish the color guard.
The new range of A Company, N. G..
H., will be ready for use in couple of
days. Another company of the bat.
talon has already asked leave to use
the new shooting grounds.
At a meeting of the Athletic Club
Thursday evening it was decided to hold
the field sports during the first week in
October. Pupils of the several schools
will be invited to participate.
AS the Hawaiian Government did not
submit to the proposition for not inter-
fering with the soft soap man, Breham
has ordered two more German men-of-
war to inforce the sale of seventeen bars
Of soap for 81 25.
An error appeared in last evenings
STAR in the statement that, "Miss Helen