Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-18

N"A1haud oIItuuay Drought
the usual storm.
Free from all germs of disease,
Geyser water is absolutely pure.
Interesting matter concerning
the Hawaiian National Band ap-
pears on the first page.
The Suez canal was opened with
great ceremonies twenty = four
years ago yesterday.
There were only twelve criminal
cases in Judge Perry's court this
morning, about one-third the usu-
al number.
Williams settled with Judge
Perry this morning for his last
nights spree. 1t cost him Just
three dollars.
Kaila pleaded guilty of selling
liquor without license in Judge
Perry's court this morning and
sentence was suspended until
moved on by the prosecution.
The Portuguese band gave a
concert in the grounds of the Ca
tholic Cathedral on Saturday
evening in honor of Bishop Gull
STAINS arrival.
The Y. VI. G. A. orchestra with
piano accompaniment furnished
music at the mems meeting held
by Mr.. Yatman yesterday. Six
teen instruments were represented.
The work of the picture hang
ing committee Of the Kilohana
Art League is progressing rapidly.
The exhibition rooms will be
opened to the public on Friday
next.
The case of Chun Sac Chong
charged with perjury in the sec
ond degree, was called in the
District Court this morning, and
continued by the prosecution u h
til moved on.
Sun Leong pleaded guilty in
the Police Court this morning OF
violating the Sunday law by keep,
ing a barber shop open last night
and got off with 50 fine and 81
cost of tho arrest.
The California black stallion
Directum trotted a mile in 2:06,
the fastest record made this sum-
mer, but Jim Dustin, who took the
horse East, says if Directum had
"stood up" he could have made it
2:O3.
The St. Andrews Sewing So.
ciety will hold a sale of useful
articles in the Sunday schoolroom
on Saturday afternoon, December
18th. No admission fee will be
charged. Refreshments will be
served and flowers are to be on
sale. Keep this date in mind.
Inspector-General Atkinson Of
the School Department Publishes
an official notice to the effect that
owing to the shortness of the
present school term, teachers in
all government schools are order.
ed not to prepare for or hold any
Christmas exercises.
The Anchor saloons general
invitation to those present at the
keg beer inspection by Custom
house employees, to come forward
and drink up the beer in the tap
ped keg, was we'll responded to
Saturday. Several more kegfuls
of the amber fluid might have
been accommodated with lodging
places. Mr.. Cunningham's gen
crosby was duly appreciated.
Professor G. V. Riley, an ento-
mologist in the Department OF
Agriculture at Washington, DC.
was thrown from his bicycle in
Washington on September l4th
and sustained injuries from which
he died shortly after the accid ent
He was IL scientific gentleman who
was much interested in the ento-
mology of these islands and was q
valued correspondent of the Local
Bureau of Agriculture.
The Chinese laborers who re-
fused to sign their contracts and
were sentenced to pay a fine o.
500 each and costs by Judge
Perry on Saturday we've given
prison clothing and transferred tc
the tender mercies of Jailor Low
during the afternoon. They were
tickled to death with their new
suits and made merry over theil