The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-17

Experienced fresh trades the remainder nj
the passage. Captain Miller reported
having sighted the British ship Engfehorr
in the Atlantic, fifteen days out from Car
diff, bound for Santa Rosario. The can
tain met with numerous steamers on th,
other side of the Horn, but at the HOrr
and in the Pacific no vessels were seen
Captain Miller reports all well on boarC
his vessel no accident having occur
red. Mrs. Miller and daughter have
accompanied Captain Miller on this vow
age. The Annie Johnson will most likely
load sugar for San Francisco after getting
out all her cargo at Brewers wharf.
MARRIED.
CRON-LEVEY-In Honolulu, August 13
by the Rev. DR.. E. G. BeckWith, Mr.
Albert l.. Cron, of Honolulu, to Miss E.
Levey, of San Francisco.
ia San Francisco papers please copy
DIED.
WYLIE-At Pepekeo, Hawaii, August 9
John Wylie, aged % years months; q
native of Kirriemuir, Scotland.
The remains of deceased were brought to
HilO by the tug Rover, and the funeral ser
vices were held at the Foreign Church
The remains were inferred in the cemetery
at HilO, Hawaii.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Scottish Thistle Club meeting to-
night.
The III. II. Co. have a few words to
say to-day.
A Supreme Court decision is on
the first page.
Thirteen prisoners arrived from
Kauai by the Mikahala Sunday
morning.
A number of amateur photo
graphers were busy out around the
park yesterday.
The 0. S. S. Australia is due to-
morrow from San Francisco with
late news to August 18th.
Mrs. Haleakala Hart, widow of the
late Fl. j. Hart, died Sunday. She
leaves two children to mourn he1
loss.
This, the second week of Mr.. n. S.
Sachs clearance sale, is to be the
last. So don't fail to call before the
week has passed if you want some
bargains.
The Kinau brought on Saturday
from windward ports 222 passengers
of whom 80 were cabin and 1873 deck
passengers; also of freight-138E
packages.
Messrs. Theo. III. Davies & Co.
agents for the bark Annie Johnson
are in receipt of several makes Of
bicycles by that vessel, direct from
Liverpool.
Nearly all Honolulu theatre-goers
wish to hear Sarah Bernhardt; YET
if they are backward about sub
scribing for tickets, no one will gel
to hear her here. It takes dollars tc
hear such an actress. See?
Moses Kahopeole, member o.
the Hook & Ladder Company Of
the Fire Department, died at hi:
home Saturday night and was buried
Sunday. The flag was lowered tt
half mast at the Bell Tower.
Mr.. Max Loheide, Instructor fol
the Gymnasium, resumes his worl
this evening. His classes com
mence their study of the Greco
Roman wrestling to be given at
tournament the latter part of Sep
TENDER.
A young Scotchman, named Johl
Wylie, died on the 9th instant, a
Pepekeo, Hawaii. He was employed
at the time of his death as book
keeper on the plantation. His re
mains were inferred in the Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. Jos. Tinker took number o
his friends to Pearl Harbor Sunda.
in his vapor launch Our Queen. Th
little launch is reported to have be
haved nicely, making the homewar'
trip against heavy winds from ga
to $50 P. M.
The programme for the entertain
ment this evening at the Inter
national Hall, on Bethel street, j
quite varied. A lecture by Mr.. I
NJ. Crowley, with songs, dances, etc
by different members of the Inter
national Rife Association.
Y Annie Kuamoo, wife of John Kus
moo, died Saturday, and was burie
Sunday in the Kawaiahao cemetery
The Hawaiian Band followed the RI
mains to the grave, slack" Kuamo
being the small drummer in tn
band, having been so engaged &c
twenty years.
Some weeks ago man in scare
of health arrived here from the Eai
with male servant. It is becomin
a notorious fact that the sick man
not getting proper care from b
rascally servant. It may be a Gas
for the Board of Health or SON
other city authorities to look INT
Mr.. Tulloch, operator at koha
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