The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-15


has meet on the diamond for the last
time to morrow afternoon.
In this issue HOLSTER & Co. call
the attention of the ladies to several
items of special interest to them.
Wing Now Chan, Ga King street,
has just received per steamer Palmas,
a new supply of Chinese and Jap.
anese goods.
The regular quarterly meeting of
| G. Brewer & Co. will be held this
morning at 10 o'clock, at the com
pany's office.
The mysterious trunk found on
King street on Wednesday night
contained machinist's tools and
nothing more.
The banks and principal business
houses closed at noon yesterday, out
of respect to the memory of the late
A. j. Cartwright.
Hustace & Co. will sell algeroba
firewood at S11 cord, delivered free
between the limits of Puchbowl,
School, and Liliha streets. \
The twelfth count of the ADTFR-
TIsER ballots will take place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The usual
invitation to the public is extended.
Sing Tong was arrested last even
ing with tin of opium in his pos
session. He will have a chance this
morning to explain the circumstance
to Judge Foster.
The three Chinese arrested for
playing domlnoes on Wednesday
evening were discharged yesterday
by Judge Foster. A number of other
minor cases We're postponed.
The dissatisfied members of the
House can not wait until next
Thursday to give the Cabinet the Ct.
3. Another want-of-confdence reso-
luton will be introduced to day.
This is a fact.
Tn return leap year party last
evening was an enjoyable social. The
band stand and new dancing pavilion
were prettily decorated for the occa-
sion. The music was furnished by the
Flagship band.
After the close of yesterdays ses-
sion of the Legislature, Rep. j. E.
Bush held small audience of natives
in the Legislative Hall. He talked
to them on the political side of the
Bible in olden days.
Information has reached this city,
as previously reported in the ADvER-
TIsER, to the effect that Father Gull
stan, of Waikiki, has been appointed
bishop of the Catholic Church here,
to succeed the late Bishop Hermann.
When the news of the death of
Commander Sweissgut, of the Aus
trian corvette Fasana, reached San
Francisco, the Austro- Hungarian So
cieties met and framed resolutions
of regret, to be forwarded to the fam
lily of the dead commander.
DIR. John A. Irwin, who with two
other doctors, it is alleged, caused
the death of mind reader Bishop. was
arraigned for trial in New York on
June 28th. 1t is claimed that the
three doctors began an autopsy on
the unfortunate man while he was in
trance.
An unusually large number of ma
OF hn Of
the Legislature yesterday morning.
They were there to hear what Hon.
r. ". Wilcox had to say about ced-
ing Pearl Harbor to Uncle Sam.
They went away happy because the
resolution was withdrawn.
The construction of the new Maka-
we'll sugar mill is reported to be pro
crossing very rapidly Tho boilers
are all in their places. Tracks are
being laid in the cane fields. Messra.
7. b. Walker and A. Sinclair aret
building the smokestack; the foun-
dalton, 14x14 feet, has been laid
Hon. A. E. Stevenson, the Demo
cratic nominee for Vice President of
the United States, is a law partner
of Mr.. Ewing, of Bloomington, Ills.
The firm is Stevenson & Ewing. Mr..
Ewing is son in-law of Mrs. Hamil-
ton Spencer Mrs. A. T. Judd's aunt
who is at present visiting Chief JUS
tice Judd
The six Transit" Chinese were
brought before Judge Foster yes
terday to answer to civil suits COM
menced on promissory notes for diff
ferent amounts The Chinese ad-
mitted that they owed the money
and informed the Court that their
unannounced departure for San Fran
cisco was for the purpose of getting
the money necessary to pay their
debts with. Chinese testimony is
always refreshing.
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Queen Victoria prorogued Parlia
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