The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-05-08

apart. and we sighed FOR the srans-Pacidc cable.
And we expect another mail every moment By the
Mjk1do.
FINED AGAlN.-Heary Christensen, who VAS
fined SIS in the Police Court several months ago
for keeping a house Of resort 70. lewd women on
Beretauis street. next adjoining the Kaumakapili
Church. was on Thursday last brought up again FOR
a second ofense. A number OF the unfortunates
who frequent bis place testified to a state OF things
there that will not bear recital, and he was fined
$50. The Magistrate took occasion to warn others
who are engaged in the like business that If caught
the penalty would be laid on heavily, and added
that be considered that those who let their houses
knowing that they were to be used for such pur-
poses, were equally guilty.
The following is a list Of the officers attached
to the Imperial German ship -frcOaG, which arrived
here on the 30th ult.;
Capfain-B2ron Won Rebnitz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CaPtgrI-LIeutsnaHt-Asohenborn.
Captain. LisHfsHanf
LisHteHGHt =ur See-klausA
Lieutenant Ear Sss-Fischel.
UHter-LisutsHant .Er Sss-Draeger.
Unter-LieuteHGH sur See-Thiele.
Unter-LieutsnaHt eur See-BoEcksnhasen
Seeondc-Lieutsnant-Graf Won MOtke.
Stgf SurgeoH-Dr. Boehr.
PGvnastsr-PHtE.
EHgtReer-Amann- And nineteen miusnipulcn.
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Drill ON SHoRE.-Yesterday the sailor-soldiers
of the German corvette .4TcoHa, to the nuD Der Of
some $50, armed with muskets and with two field
pieces. landed on the esplanade and spent an hour
in drill. H. R. II. Prince Leleiohoku, accompanied
by Major Boyd, witnessed the drill, being received
by Capt. Won ReibnitE, the battalion presenting arms
as the Prince passed along the line. The execution
of the manoeuvres of marching, ETC., was remarkable
for precision, and the soldierly bearing Of the force
elected the unfeigned admiration of the spectators.
In the afternoon, some 500 seamen under arms
landed from the U. S. S. Pensacola, and also drilled
on the Esplanade, making a fine appearance with
colors flying and music playing. Though not pre-
senting SO thoroughly a military appearance as the
Germans, (who really are soldiers to a man, before
hey become sailors) the Americans drilled well.
INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING MATCH.-The Phila-
delphia Sunday Press of a recent date says
' Messrs. W. T. Rose and George H. Wild, two of
the Committee to whom King Kalakaua, of the
Sandwich Islands, addressed his communication rela-
tive to arranging for an international swimming match
next year, will proceed to San Francisco next week for
the purpose of fixing the necessary details for the
successful accomplishment of the plan" To which
the San Francisco Chronicle adds "We under
oNAHN bHob 1NS OAAAANN W. Sh0 VI Mug AoAoAoNN
in this city have made all the necessary preparations
to receive the Philadelphia Committee. Rooms have
been engaged at the Palace Hotel and the Philadel-
phians will be extended the freedom of the city, in
Guiding the Zeile baths, the Chinese theatre, Elaine
restored, Cockrill's headquarters and the tiger in
his undisturbed Lair
THE PROPOSED EXCURSION TO HoNoLULU.-From q
printed circular issued in San Francisco and dated
April 10th, announcing a special excursion trip to
Honolulu during May, in the side-wheel steamer
.friSona, we make the following extracts:
"The programme is to be absent about one month
from San Francisco, making some ten days or more
stay at Honolulu, giving the excursionists ample
opportunity to visit other portions of the Hawaiian
Islands, as well as to renew the very pleasant &C
quaintances and associations incident to the recent
visit of His Majesty and suite to the United States.
Gas it is intended to make this trip exceptionally
80 $50 40 aPPOEnSHhOnSS1 ehS MIMI
Der of tickets will be limited to the state-room capac-
ity of the ship, and no berths will be sold or engaged
for any Questionable parties.
Gas soon as the exact date of departure from San
Francisco can be determined upon. due notice will be
given by advertisements in the daily papers,"