The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The China left sugar at j-l6-samc
as before.
Mail for the Orient by the China
will close at o'clock.
The China brought twenty-five cab
in passengers for Honolulu.
Important business meeting of the
Y. II. [. at Z: 80 this evening.
DR.. Huddy's office will be closed
during August and September
Judge De la Nergne resumed his seat
in the District Court this morning
The band will give concert at
Thomas Square at 1880 this evening.
Wenner residence on Spencer Avenue.
The Elsie Adair Company has APP
piled for the use of the military opera
house.
j. w. Bergstrom sold two kroeger
Pianos this week. Leading musicians
endorse it.
The regular rehearsal of the Y. NJ.
c. A. orchestra will be held at 1870
this evening.
Manager Nanderlip of the Elsie
Adair Company, is an old friend of
George Ii. Paris
Seattle gets new japanese steam
ship line. An office has been estab-
lished in that city.
Five states for Y. H. |. officers will
be presented before the meeting to
be held this evening".
Judge Carter this morning dismissed
the appeal in the case of Pueo VS.. An
tone Murenio, damages.
Thomas Stracken and wife were pas
sengers by the bark Koscuisko at noon
today for Port Townsend.
Company \ is ordered by Capt.
| Smith to report this evening at 1880
at the old barracks for drill
| No news from the Hawaiian Lega-
ton at Washington. Messrs. Hatch
and Hastings are both still away.
The case of \. Mcdowell, furious
and needless driving, was mol prosed'
in the District Court this morning.
Chang Chun Sing was found guilty
of being common nuisance and fined
1925 in the Circuit Court this morn
ing.
In the matter of Charles b. Poor vs..
Henry Smith, administrator, the court
has allowed plaintiff to file "a new
bond.
The marriage of John S. Walker and
Miss Cornwell will take place next
Tuesday evening at ST. Andrews Ca
thedral.
The press rehearsal of the Company
b dramatic troupe will take place at
1870 this evening. All newspaper me i
are invited.
Driver Cook, of No. fire house, who
drove the hose wagon into a telephone
pole Wednesday noon and killed a
horse, has resigned.
Miss Grace l.. Wing, late teacher at
Punahou, was married at Lexington
Mass, on July % to A. Waldo Crockett
of North Andoyer.
Company F, regulars, will leave at !
o'clock tomorrow morning to climb tC
the top of Tantalus. The return will
be made about noon.
BY order of II. Hackfeld &, Co. j. +
Morgan will continue the credit auc
ton sale at his salesroom tomorrow
August 18th, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
) Gus Hammer says if he has to pa,
$4,000 damages demanded by Thomas
Dudley he will have to leave off cigar
and other luXuries for several months
This summer heat is debilitatin.
and the system requires muscle ant
strength building food. Loves baker
make Graham bread that does tn
work.
Tickets for ''Under Two Flags" wer
placed on sale at Jacobsen's jewelr
store at 9 o'clock this morning. Bo
plan will be open at the same plac
tomorrow
The concert at the Hawaiian Hott
Wednesday began at $3.50 and close
! at 10. Late hours were chosen on az
! count of the prayer meeting in tn
Central Union church.
Padgett, the hackman who was ru
j into by Mr.. Isenberg's horse last Sa
To- urday, has had his rig fixed up at
cost of $34. Padgett is bruised, but
able to be at business again.