The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-26

Judge Dole will preside at the August
term OF the Fourth Circuit, Kauai.

| Judge Dole will preside at the August
term of the Fourth Circuit, Kauai.
The total absence of liberty men from
the wArships was remarked about town on
Wednesday night.
From the making up of the docket for
Wednesdays Court, there was no arrest
made up till IL o'clock at night.
a dilapidated hack passed along Hotel
street last night, indicating that all the
horses have not forgotten the runaway
business.
The lease for five years OF the lower
story of the lighthouse at Lahaina landing
will be offered at auction in front of Aliio.
lani Hale at noon to-day.
So far there is only one case on the cal
endar for the intermediary Division term
to-day, and one of the parties being sick
that case will not be heard.
The interesting and gratifying sugar
report in the San Francisco letter is cor
rected up to receipt of New York advices
of July 18th, the day the steamer sailed
+. l.. Higgins, who with a few friends
lately spent ten days in the Islands, cou-
tributes very appreciatory account of his
visit to the San Jose Mercury of July 14th.
COmanchO Is not out on bail as reported
about town. His preliminary examina-
ton before Police Justice Dayton, on the
charge of manslaughter in the second de-
gree, is appointed for Saturday.
The Debating Society will resume this
evening the discussion of Free Trade VS..
Protection. 1t is hoped that the lately re-
vived interest in the organization will be
maintained by a large attendance.
The Hotel is very we'll patronized for
transient fare these days by American
naval officers. There seems also to be a
larger number of foreign visitors staying
there now than for any time in months
past.
Piles of brick and stone at the premises
lately occupied by Brown & Co., Merchant
street, presage an early beginning on the
improvement to architectural appearances
projected by Mr. A. J. Cartwright at that
conspicuous spot.
President Leroy D. Brown, of the Ne
yada University, in an interview on re-
IuIulllS iIOlll LIOIOluIu, SulOSlZGS cur
schools as equal in methods to the Amer
lean and the results very flattering also
gives Inspector General Atkinson a good
word
Officers Of the Reciprocity Sugar Com
pany are: J. S. Walker, President; w. r.
Castle, VicePresident; e. l. Spaldlng,
Secretary and Auditor; w. G. Irwin,
Treasurer; G. w. Macfarlane, f. D. Ten
ney w. H. Cummings, w. A. Daniels and
J. D. Holt, Directors.
A private covered carriage was from
some time on Tuesday night standing in a
ditch mauka of Palama road, near Princess
LiliuOkalani's. Sounds of flying boots and
wheels that night, together with the fact
that the shafts OF the vehicle are broken,
should go to show that the carriage was
not put in that awkward position for fun.
There will be band concert in the Ha-
waiitn Hotel grounds this, Thursday,
evening, at 80 o'clock, in honor Of Cap
tain McNair and officers of Z. s. s. Omaha.
The hotel and grounds will be illuminated
by the electric light and Japanese Ian
terms, and the parlOr will be placed at the
disposal of those desiring to indulge in the
may dance.
The San Francisco Call of July 7th
copies from the Washington Star des-
criptlon of Hawaiian feather cloak in the
American National Museum. This cloak
was presented by Kamehameha to Capt.
AuIick, Z. S. N, in 1871. 1t is valued at
a million dollars by the writer of the
sketch, and stated to have belonged to
"Kahuarkalani," the high chief who was
slain in a war he raised with the object of
restoring idOlatry.