The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

be home November 16.
This is the evening frr the meeting
of the Y. NJ. c. \. Senate.
All Su is under arrest, charged with
attempting to smuggle opium.
Judge Perry is hearing arguments
i'm the Enrich case this afternoon.
\ rehearsal of II Trovatore will be
held at the opera house this evening.
Charles Chillingsworth viii likely
eventually be appointed deputy sher-
iff of Kauai.
The band will give Minister Cooper
a farewell serenade at $3.50 a. IN. to-
morrow.
The well known Hot-Drau beer is
now kept on draught at the Royal An
mex saloon.
Maui base ball men arrive per w. q.
Hall. Great inter island game tomor-
row afternoon.
No concert at Emma Square tomor-
for the ball game.
A. K. De Alba, lumber inspector
of New York, has arrived in Honolulu
on Il brief pleasure trip.
l.. l.. McCandless heard Bryan speak
in West Virginia and writes that he
was not greatly impressed.
Buses will run to Kallaallo this
evening for the accommodation of
guests of the Myrtle Boat Club.
The Iwalani reports that the w. G..
Hall left Hawaii several hours late.
She will not likely arrive before 3 p.
m.
j. j. Egan has placed a handsome
piece of furniture in the shape Of
glass show case in the back center of
his store.
Capt. Godfrey, in charge of the new
|. |. S. y. Cos. steamer, will leave
San Francisco about November s for
Honolulu.
Col. Mclean expects to have the new
government barge launched tomorrow
morning. 1t is not quite ready this
afternoon.
The Central Meat market have n
nice fresh supply of Picked pigs feet,
picked larb's tongue, head cheese
and liverwurst.
ID. Howard Hitchcock and Fred
Yates, the artists, will return tomor-
row morning from Mr.. Twins place
on the other side.
Tenders are being received at the
Office of Ripley & Dicley for building
the new Fisher business block on
upper Fort street.
The steamer Kinshui Maru will be
due from Japan on the 2Sth, on her
way to Seattle. VIM. &. Irwin & Co.
Ltd, are her agents.
A rumor that local Spectator haC
bought all the seats in the grand stanc
for the ball game tomorrow afternoon
is WnOlly unIOunueu.
The reason Company C is given thu
left of the line in the first battalion
First Regiment, is that it is the bat
terry company of that battalion.
Professor William 7. Brigham hal
presented the German department a
Oahu College with a handsome photo
graph of Trippel's bust of Goethe.
Upon advice of her physicians Mrs
c. d. Wilson has withdrawn from an.
Uncle's WILL" the curtain-raiser o
Jane" to be staged on November
Another rehearsal of Jane was he'll
Thursday evening. Messrs Lever
and Scott and all members of tn
company are pleased with the progress
made.
f. A. Peters, manager of the bicycl
firm of France & Company of Sydney
New South Wales, is a Honolulu vi;
itor, having arrived from America .
the Mariposa yesterday.
A house, removed by Detective Was
ner from near the Nuuanu stream, fe
down late Thursday. The contracto
has the shanty on stills, in waiting fo
a permanent foundation.
A letter from a member of the M
tional band, dated at San Fra 'cisc'
states that Kaiulani will arrive in HI
nolulu by the Australia on Novembe
16. The statement is not credited 9
all.
Miss Edith H. Armstrong, who a
companed her father, the late Gel
eral Armstrong, on visit to tn
= city in the summer of 1891, was ma
ried September 10 to DIR. Winthrop
) Talbot at Stockpridge, Mass,
( On Saturday, November IA, Jane
F. Morgan will sell some valuable rel
estate bounded by Lunalilo, Kewal