The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-11-04

Section Of the new Liquor Law; and 10 cases Of
brandy were seized. 1t now rests with Mr.. Aiona
10 show that be had them in possession solely Tor
his own consumption. 4
AT a recent luau on the occasion of the birtd
day Of Mr.. Robt. French's infant daughter kalani-
nuiwaiikamoku, there was present an old man
named Lolo, who was servant to Palamo. great
great-grandmother 20 the child, and was as q boy
a follower of kamehameha 1.
EkRATUM.-In the report Of the case Lazarus vs..
Trousseau. an error occurred in the last word
of Mr.. Lazarus evidence. Law shonld read
: the deed, which would make the sentence read !:
d" Mr.. Bickcrton did not say anything about the
doctor having paid me according to the deed
LETTERS are to hand announcing the safe arrival
in England of Colonel Macfarlane and the six
Hawaiian youths who left here in his charge.
Three of them had already reached their destins-
ton in Glasgow, the others would shortly enter on
their studies in England.
BIZ the Ella, which sailed from San Francisco on
the 18th ult., the Government Library will re-
ceive the second installment of the books recently
ordered. The list includes a large number OF
standard works on subjects of general interest,
but nothing in the way of new publications.
THE Kalakaua, from San Francisco, came into
4 port about 5 pm; on Tuesday, and moored at the
during the voyage with fine weather, never having
to take in her skysails. She brings IL horses, a
fair complement of passengers, and a valuable
cargo. Our thanks are due to Captain G. f.
Miller fer courteous attentions to our reporter.
The remains of the late Bishop Maigret was re-
moved on Thursday evening from the Mausoleum
ON King-street to the Roman Catholic Cathedral
on Fort-street. The procession was headed by
torchlight procession. 4 High Mass Service was
held at the Cathedral yesterday at 8 am, in honor
OF the deceased. The body was inferred on the
mauka side of the altar.
ANArIvE named Kawalani applied at the Police
Station on Thursday night to know fsOme one had
not telephoned to have him arrested for beating his
wife. He seemed rather disconnected when he
learnt that no charge had been made against him.
On being told if he liked, he could be locked up on
his own evidence, he expressed his entire willing
4 OaSS He was recommended 10 90 home as fast as
he could.
A HEAVY rainstorm burst over the city early
last Sunday morning. 1t was followed by frequent
showers during the day, the heaviest of which
occurred shortly after the passengers had landed
from the mail steamer. The Esplanade was seen
under its worst aspect that day, and many loud
and terrible were the anathemas passed upon the
so-called sidewalks after the intense darkness set
in.
THE cases set for hearing at the Banco sitting of
the Supreme Court to-day are d. Kahakalau vs..
Lepoloa, exceptions to rulings at the trial Paulo
VS.. David Malo, exceptions to rulings at the trial
NJ. Rose 1T al VS.. II. II. Parker ct al, appeal from
the decision of the Chancellor E. Furstenau vs..
H. Hacbfeld and Co, appeal from the decision OF
Mr.. Justice McCully and Ahoi VS.. Loo Chit Sun,
! appeal from the Water Commissioners.
SOME samples of coal oil received from Hilo were
ait5 : Tuesday by D~eputy-Marshal Dayton. Evil
Ses'en ol lone has thought that Hilo was an out
uentlS some llr, at which anything would pass
! me way M port u ,rnn surface of any of the three
samples sent took fire a, u eio G ~ Ge yaIr TM n
flashed at SO, 80 and 80 degr95. the oil shall not
standard in this Kingdom is thatIe S~eomaIv waS
flash below 100 degrees. A curious anery shed AZ
developed during the test. The oil that faQetsbicb
SO took fire all over its surface at 100, that wresI
flashed at 80 took fire at 80, and that which f~asheole
at 90 took fire at SO degrees.
A NATIVE woman named Hama, a man named
Kamalu, and a Chinaman named Lee Shing, to |
whom reference was made in our issue of the Goth |
ultimo, appeared before the Police Magistrate last
Saturday morning, charged with the willful muir
der of Kainaile, the husband of Hama. They were
each brought up separately, and told not to plead.
They were remanded until to-day, at the request
of the prosecution, pending the result of the
analysis that has been made on the stomach of the
deceased by DR.. Stangenwald.
A THIEF managed to get into the Empire Saloon
between Friday and Saturday night last, by cut
ting out a pane of glass from one of the back win
fows, and so gaining access to the latch of the
window. He appears to have carried off about
half a dozen bottles of liquor, one of which he let
fall and broke before leaving. Under the open
window there was placed a wooden horse, which
made ingress and egress perfectly easy. The En-
pire corner is generally closely watched by the
police during the day, but their vigilance was GER
tainly wanting on the beautiful moonlight night
in question.
A CHARGE of assault and battery was on Thursday
preferred against one Preston Davis, in which the
complainant had his thumb seriously injured by the
teeth of the prisoner. Eight witnesses told eight
different stories concerning this disgraceful affair
which happened in Smith street. His Honor eau
toned the prisoner about his future conduct and
released him on payment of SO and 81 costs.
Two cases of drunkenness were mot with the
customary fine, and one was remanded until Satur-
day, at the special request of the victims brother.
A CHARGE of deserving bound service, heard be-
fore Judge Bickerton ON Thursday, was the cause Off
native policeman receiving a severe lecture from
the Magistrate. The person charged was a native
sailor in the employ of Messrs. T. r. Foster & Co.
Whilst at work on Wednesday afternoon his de-
sertion was anticipated by an over jealous police
man who obtained a warrant about half-fast four
O'Clock. The man did not leave his work before
six o'clock that evening, and on his way to resume
labor on Thursday morning he was arrested. The
charge was dismissed and the costs ordered to be
paid by the employers.
LETTERS addressed as follows, and intended for
the City of New York's mail, would have been de-
tanned for short postage had not a gentleman hail
ing from the colonies paid the differences on them.
Those who posted them can return the amounts TO
the Acting Postmaster-General The addresses
were Way Hop, Archibald Cameron, Shun Wah
LING and Co, John Rogers. Ephraim Ralphs.
Koung Bow and Co., George Kilgour, James NAL
colin Dunn, Miss E.. Dawes, Catherine Miller,
Manager of the Bank of New South Wales, Westport.
All for various places i'll Australia and New Zealand.
In most cases the mistake was made by using 10 cent
instead of II cent stamps.
THERE was a large amount of criminal business |
disposed of at the Police Station on Monday morn
ing. Eight Cinnamon appeared to answer one
charge of having opium in possession. They were
on Sunday at No. 2 Beretania-street AT
the request of counsel, they were remanded until
9 am. to-day. A wretched looking Celestial was
charged by one of his countTy-men with purloin-
ing aehicken about three o'clock on Sunday morn
ing. ~1Iis Honor sentenced him to three months |
imprisonment. And yet another Chinaman APP
peared to give an account of his having intro
duced some opium, about the size of q pill, through
the bars of the gaOl kitchen. His defence was
weak and Furthermore it was not corrobOrated by
his supposed accomplish an inmate Of the gaol. Il
A reference to the record showed that this delin-
had only been released from durance vile
about two months ago, and thither he was CON-
mitted again for a period of two months and fined
$50. Two natives forfeited bail Of SO each, one
driving at night without lights, and the other
for assault and battery on his wife. In the latter
it was the assaulted wife that bailed out her
assailant. The last on the list, though not the
least in number were the Saturday DRINKS. They
amounted to II in all, subdivided as follows 3
foreigners, 3 half-castes, and 6 natives.