The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

weekly drill this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
DR.. Trousseau returned this morning by
the tug Eleu from Hama, and reports that
the smallpox scare is totally unfounded.
The Hon. n. A. Widemann has about $50
head of cows and heifers for sale, at
| Waianae.
The Royal Hawaiian Band gave fine con-
cert at Emma Square last evening. The at
tendance was good.
Her Royal Highness Princess Liliuokalani
returned from Maui on Sunday by the
steamer G. R. Bishop
The Rev. ]. a. Cruzan left yesterday by
the steamer Lehua for Maui to spend his
annual vacation. Mrs. Cruzan and family
accompanied him.
The regular meeting of Geo. W. De Long
Post, No. IS, will be held this evening at the
Post room, King street, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Henry Smith, Deputy Clerk of the
Supreme Court, leaves ON the steamer James
Makee tomorrow morning to enjoy we'll
earned vacation of two weeks, at Waialua.
Mr.. A. W. Moffatt late first assistant en-
gineer OF the Oceanic steamship Mariposa,
and known by many in this city, died in
Philadelphia, July 29th, of consumption.
A meeting of the committee having in
charge the arrangements for the memorial
| services in honor of the late General Grant,
will be held this evening at the American
Legation.
Tickets for admission to the circus can be
obtained at J. Z. Wisemans Office, Merchant
street. Admission, 81; children under ten
years of age, so cents; reserved chairs, %
cents extra.
On and after tomorrow a fine assortment
OF japanese curios and goods will be on
view in the rooms above the offices of
Messrs. VIM. G. Irwin & Co., on Fort street.
This will be splendid chance to obtain
choice goods at reasonable prices.
In our ''By Authority column will be |
found circular issued by His Excellency |
the Minister of the Interior and President of /
the Board of immigration, relating to the !
settlement of Japanese, Portuguese and !
other agricultural laborers in this Kingdom |
Tomorrow, at noon, at the Office of the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company on
schooner Liholiho she now lies on the
Marine Railway, with her boat and furni-
ture.
Marshal Soper has received from the
Superintendent of Police, New York, eircu-
lar offering 81 900 reward for the body, dead
or alive, of DR.. Richard c. Brandeis, whose
portrait is given on the circular. 1t does
hn has mi tad
He is probably heir to some estate.
There was quite good attendance cf
horsemen and others in front of Lyons &
Levey's salesroom yesterday at noon, when
some fine racing stock was offered for sale.
&r. E. r. Miles offered $500 for General
Hancock and $500 for May D., and Captain
CIunie $500 for Aptos Chief, but they were
not sold, the price being too low.
Hon. J. Mott Smith has written to the
Government that all his arrangements for
the Louisville Exposition are complete. He
is very anxious to have additional specimens
of Hawaiian products and curios forwarded
to him. 1t is fortunate that the Govern
ment anticipated this request. A goodly
con tribution is on its way to the Louisville
Exposition.
Henry Bradley, who was recently SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment and fined
Tor having opium in his possession, and then Z
granted respite for ten days, drove up to
he prison on Saturday afternoon at 4
clock and surrendered himself to Captain
fripp, the jailer. His sentence started from
hat hour.
rOf &I,o -l,oI1
)lowalu Sugar Company, held yesterday
,fternoon at the Office of Messrs VIM. G.
irwin & Co., the following officers were
lected President, VIM. g. Irwin: Vice
PRESIDENT, H. R. Macfarlane; Treasurer
Walter M. Clifford; Secretary and Auditor,
}. o. Berger; Directors, III. r. Macfarlare
}. R. Vida and A. Hanneb burg
The Central is the name of a new cigar
nd tobacco emporium, which was opened
esterday by Mr.. J. e. Wiseman on one side al
f his large Office on Merchant street. Tt Ia
most tastefuIly fitted up, and he intends IL
} keep fine stock of cigars and tobacco on N
and at all times. It must be understood
nat this new branch of business will in no
ay interfere with his long established tie
usiness agency. He asks for liberal share
patronage, which it is certain will be ac-
)rded him. dr
By invitation of Mr.. B. F. Dillingham; a
srty of gentlemen, including several mem
'rs Of the press, left yesterday afternoon
! horseback for honolulu, on this island. =
r the purpose of exploring that region with
gard to projected colonization scheme.
le following was of the party: Mr. Dilling
m and his son, Hon. Cecil Brown, agent r
r Mr.. James Campbell; Mr.. M NJ Scott,
.ptain Fl. w. Mist of the Gazette" Mr..
tombstone of the Saturday Press" Mr..
Logan of the Bulletin, y" and Mr.. r. J. Ca,
eighton of the P. G.. ADVERTISER The
rty will be absent week.