The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mrs. Charles Krug and her daughter re-
turn to the Coast by the Alameda, after
short soiOurn in this city.
Mrs. Paul Neumann, wife of the Attorney
General, and two children, are passengers
for San Francisco by the Alameda.
The creditors of Alan COR Ian Koon YAM
must prove their claims this morning in the
Supreme Court, and at noon an election of
assignees will be held.
The bark Ceylon WAS offered for sale at
auction yesterday by Mr.. E. P. Adams at an
upset price of 81 500. There being no bids,
the vessel was withdrawn.
The shareholders of the Hawaiian Car
riage Manufacturing Company will hold
their annual meeting this morning at 10
o'clock, at their Office on Queen street.
The steamer c. Il. Bishop arrived from
Kauai last evening. Nothing new had been
discovered in regard to the murder of the
Chinaman found decapita ted last week.
Miss A. NJ. Prescott and Miss C. C. Hard
ing, r. @. Washburn, G. NJ. Horton, F. A.
Newall, A. 7. Smith and S. f. Whitehouse
had the pleasure of visiting the Palace yes
terday, over which they were shown by the
adjutant of the household.
The schooner Kapiolani did not get away,
as was expected, yesterday, but will sail this
morning if the trades hold good. She goes
direct to Jaluit, Marshal group, where Cap
tain Myer will communicate with Captains
Lowell and Macy of the Kaluna and General
Siegel.
By the Alameda to-day the Princes Edward
A. Kelliahonui and Jonah K. Kalaniahaole,
nephews to the King, take their departure
for st. Mathews Hall, California, where
they go to finish their education. Their
elder brother, Prince Kawanakoa, is already
pupil in that institution.
At the Southwick-Breese wedding recep-
ton last Thursday evening Chinese bomb
was exploded outside the reception-room,
whereupon some one raised the cry of
dynamite and rush of the guests for
the door took place. Two or three ladies
tainted, but no one was injured.
Professor Agassiz's departure in the
steamer for San Francisco to-day will be re
GREETED by all who have had the pleasure of
his acquaintance. The result OF his scien-
tifc researches on these islands will doubt
less be presented to the public in perma-
nent shape, to the lasting benefit of the
country.
Mr.. II. R. Belden, special agent of the Hart
| ford Fire Insurance Company of Connect
cut, leaves Honolulu to-day for San Fran
cisco, where he is located. Mr.. Belden has
| perfected arrangements for opening an
agency in this city. The Hartford is one of
the " old reliables " in the insurance world.
Mr.. Belden is popular among the under
writer's on the Coast.
A native woman applied to the Police
Justice yesterday for warrant for the
arrest of her husband for DESERVING her.
| She complained that her husband had only
lived with her for three months. They
were married II years ago and the woman
has a son over IS years of age. Under the
circumstances the advice was given her to
| apply for divorce.
| fbCaptain Brown, of the Board of Examiners
of Animals, reports that he knows of no
4 cases of acknowledgement animals in
| Honolulu at PRESENT. There are some in
,
4 other side of this island. Stock has been
landed on the other islands from abroad
but there is as yet no means Of knowing
whether any dangerous disease has been in
troduced by them or not.
The sailor Nicola, mentioned in the police
report in this mornings ADVERTISER as be-
ing the man who imported the 40 tins o
| Az Win in tran ali
from the Alameda, had been in hiding IN the
forecastle of a vessel since the capture. He
ventured out yesterday, but i'll spite OF TIM
fact that he had had his head shaved, anC
otherwise tried to disgise himself. he wa
captured, and comes up for trial before the
Police Justice this morning.
The roller coaster-or, as it has been
called, the coasting roller was trie'
Yesterday by a committee of the Chamber
of Commerce, a delegation from the Ha
waiian Agricultural Society, some represen
tatives of the Hawaiian Carriage Company
a Merchant street detachment, and member
of the press, and pronounced decided sue
ess. Several were at first disappointed t
find that the coaster did not so on forever
but when it was explained to them that
l would if the propelling power was aug
mented by liberal disbursement Of coir
! they got out.
By the death of the we'll known thorough
bred stallion Bazaar, which occurred yestel
day morning, the proprietors of the HI
= waiian Hotel Stable Company have m,
; with serious loss. The first cost of I'll
It horse was about So, 1000, and he had engag,
) ments for this season which would foot u
II over 50, 400 more, that the money lo
is not far from Sc, 900. Horse breeders, to-
will have occasion to regret the death
=, this fine sire. The cause of death was il
fammation of the bowels. DR.. Brodie, WI
made post norton examination of the an
- NAL, says that he never met with a hor
y having greater depth of chest. His col
II will, no doubt, be valuable addition to Il
s horse stock in the Kingdom.