Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-26

IaleS OlSCerS Dene1t.
The dressmaking parlors OF V.
s. Sachs have been reopened by
Mrs. N. II. Zeave.
w. @. Peacock has for sale one
doubleseated family carriage and
a large, sound and gentle black
horse.
The Australia came up to her
dock this afternoon in an hour
and twenty minutes after being
sighted off Koko Head.
A white man who would only
give the name of Tom was arrest
ed this afternoon for battering a
native woman. A Chinese was
also taken in for vagrancy.
The arrests today include one
native and three wahines for sell
ing liquor without a license, one
Chinaman for larceny and one
Jap for perjury.
! w. w. Ahana and wife and the
Minister of the Interior have ex
changed deeds on property needed
by the government for Beretania
and Kukui street extensions.
The forthcoming dramatic per-
Torrance of the Literary Society
of st. Louis college has been
postponed to Saturday, September
l4th, SO as not to conflict with
other functions.
William Crewes was fined SO
and 81 costs this morning for
drunkenness. Crewes is an old
offender and the Court is com
mencing to double up on him.
Three others escaped with the
usual fine.
George Harrison and Frank
Gertz lost one of their rowlocks
and an oar yesterday while out
boating. They drifted in the
breakers near the quarantine sta
ton, but were rescued by a boat
from the U. s. S. Adams.
King street, from the bridge to
beyond the depot, was in a fearful
condition last Saturday and Sun
day. Some of the mud was being
scraped off today at one point
while at another a lot of soft
rock and dirt was being put down.
Volney V. Ashford's claim
against Fl. +. Poor and the Ha-
waiian Government is being
heard by Judge Carter today.
A. S. Hartwell appears for plain
tiff; Deputy Attorney General
E. p. Dole and Lyle A. Dickey
for the Government, and A. Rosa
for Mr.. Poor.
The Gonzales family will give
a benefit performance for Stella,
the eldest daughter, on Saturday
evening next. A considerable
number of local artists have been
secured to assist at the entertain
ment, which promises to be
first-rate one. Independence hall
has been secured.
Yong Fat, whose planning mill
at the corner of King and Bethel
streets has long been a menace to
the surrounding property, is
building a two-story frame mill
! just beyond the King street bridge
on the railroad side. He will es-
tablish large lumber yard in
connection with it.
In the match shoot between the
police and Company DIS "short-
les" on Saturday afternoon the
former won by score Of 39l to
378. In another match between
the police and teams from Com
panies +. and G.. the police again
won with a score of 400 against
394 for +. and 375 for G.
There was little doing in the
police court this morning. All
Fai was fined S25 for having che
fla tickets about his clothes: Lai
Sui Moy $50 for opium in posses
sion, and Kistakawa SO for as
sault and battery on Esther
Baker. Kaula and Alex Pahuu
were found guilty of battery, and
sentences suspended.
The engagement of Miss Jennie
E. Hammer, instructress in the
Fort street school, to Mr.. @. Fl.
Berrey of this city, is announced.
Miss Hammer, a most estimable
young lady, has been for two
years past a teacher in various
Island schools. Mr.. Berrey, form
erly government employee, is now