The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-05
Jews IN A NUTSHELL.

news IN a NUTSHELL.
Samuel Parker is at home again.
Music at Emma square this af-
ternocn.
Five or six lunas are wanted at
Oahu prison.
H. I. Balls has built walk to
his Hawaiian boat house.
The Supreme Court will meet
again next Tuesday, Jan. Sth.
Rev. Eric Lewis will remain i'll
Hamakua for some time yet.
Sixteen new books have been re-
ceived at the Honolulu Library.
The notice of Commissioner
Halves to British subjects is pub
lished today.
The Treasury Department state
ment for the week ending Dec. 80
is published this evening.
In THE STAR job department the
leading features are promptness,
good work and low prices.
Bob" Robinson is in Jail for
drawing a pistol on a colored man
who dives a street sprinkler.
c. !. Whitney has established
himself at the Arlington as teacher
of elocution and dramatic art.
A meeting Of the Lei lima
Club will be held at the Hawaiian
hotel at 1880 Monday evening.
Harry Won Werthern called today
to ask THE STAR to say to the pub
lie that he was not a conspirator.
az Ocean Paci6que" is new
descriptive work in the Honolulu
Library. 1t is written in French.
c. Bosse has been chosen as
signee Of the property of J. A. Al
fonso, Honokaa, under $4,000
bonds.
To see B. F. Dillingham; come
off the Australia on rope today
recalled the fact that he was once
a sailor
Eiectment proceedings for the
new street near the drill shed will
be instituted against Junius Kaae
next week.
Eighteen persons have taken the
oath of allegiance to the Republic
before Judiciary Clerk Henry Smith
since Jan. end.
d. w. Corbett will lead the 6:3o
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomor-
row evening. The subject will be
Beginnings. j"
d. P. Lawrence, late Deputy
Tailor al Oahu Prison, thinks of
accepting business offer i'll South
ern California.
Deputy Marshal Brown reports
every thing quiet on Hawaii and
Maui. Very heavy rains have
fallen around Hilo.
The funeral of Mrs. Evnice B.
Knight will take place from the
residence Of DR.. c. NJ. Hyde at
$40 o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. 7. d. Garvin will give an
illustrated lecture at the Mission
Tent tomorrow evening upon the
subject Of the Jewish Tabernacle.
c. Meinecke has entered suit
against DIR. Richard Oliver of the
Leper Settlement to recover on a
note of $500 made April IS, 1898.
Two subjects at Central Union
church tomorrow. Morning, The
GUEST Chamber evening, Restore
Unto Me the Joy of Thy Salvation. "
Despite the Indictment weather a
large number of people enjoyed
Friday evenings complimentary
concert from the veranda Of the
Hotel.
c. L. Wight, President Of the
Wilder Steamship Company, re-
TUNED from tour of inspection
over the route Of the Kinau yester-
day afternoon.
The street jurymen, appointed
upon the roadway between Hotel
and Beretania streets, have signed
their decision recommending the
improvement.
Deutscher Gottesdienst in der y.
NJ. c. A. Halle. PREDICT Morgends
UNI II Uhr Won Pastor l.. +. Schnei-
der aus Santa Rosa, Cal. ALE sind
freundlichst eingeladen.
There is to be a boat race at s
this evening between Henry Will
liams and Will Lyle in the Lana
kila and Richard Kulanakilo and
Dandy Keahola i'll the Ehukai.
In the aee111nnsit suit of Pete