The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-24

Mr.. ID. l.. Huntsman was out par
aiding along Fort street yesterday
afternoon.
A silver mounted whip has been
lost. The finder will please return
the same to this Office.
Professor Berger is busy arranging
an original march to be played at
his benefit on June I'd.
The sale of seats for the Musin
concert on Thursday evening opened
with rush yesterday morning.
After Divide Musin, the violinist,
fills his engagements in Australia,
he will visit India, Japan and China.
The mortgages sale of real estate
advertised by j. M. Monsarrat has
been postponed until to morrow at
noon.
The officials at the Police Station
stated last night that no additional
arrests had been made on charge of
treason.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Richie of the
San Francisco Examiner leave for
home to day, after short but pleas
ant visit.
A sailor was arrested last evening
on charge of drunkenness. When
the tar was apprehended he was
shouting for annexation.
| The ladies of the Y. w. G. L. U.
are busy making arrangements for
their lunch to be given at the Central
Union Church on Thursday morning.
The base ball ballots just focked
in yesterday. Public interest is still
awake regarding the ADVERTISERS
contest to determine the best base
ball player.
The grounds and the corridors of
the Government building were
crowded with natives yesterday, all
eager to hear the outcome of the
alleged conspirators's trial.
A strange vessel, supposed to be
the yacht Casco, was seen off Wal
amaze one day last week. She is sup
posed to have landed a load of
California fruit or Victoria opium.
The Hawaiian Quintette Club SER
enaded Mrs. Admiral Brown last
evening previous to the Band con-
cert. The boys sang a long list of
native songs in their inimitable man.
| ner.
Robert Wilcox and V. V. Ashford
looked self possessed as they entered
the Court room yesterday morning.
Wilcox was attired in a snow white
suit of duck, and wore his usual
smile.
Detective Wagner of "Drei Hun
dred fame" was around the Supreme
Court yesterday. He remarked that
he was after bank robbers and sus-
pected murderers. The detective
says he is all right.
Two boat races will take place this
afternoon. The first will be between
the Healani and Myrtle boat clubs.
The second to try conclusions will
be crews from the different merchant
vessels in the harbor.
DIVIDE Musin, the violinist, will
play at the Kamehameha College
this evening before the scholars of
that institution and the girls of the
Kawaiahao Seminary. Mr.. Musin
has kindly volunteered his services.
The farewell concert rendered to
Mrs. Admiral Brown at the Hotel
last evening was very enjoyable
affair. The Hawaiian Band rendered
an attractive programme, which was
heartily appreciated by everybody
present.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE is out for
this week 1t contains the only full
account of the arrest of the alleged
conspirators and other interesting
reading matter. This valuable jour
nal can be had at the news dealers
or at this Office ready for mailing.
There is a small package tied near
! Inc UruCh Vi tuc AoSPOlo vi Iue
Palace. Knowing ones say that il
contains an explosive that when
ignited by electricity it will cal
assistance from the flagship Sar
Francisco in case of any trouble.
That candidate for the old ladies
home, the Maui school teacher wht
writes letters for the very late after
noon paper, says that "antiquatet
fossils" are connected with the AID
vERT1sER. 1t is evident that he ha:
not been in this city for some time.
The crews of the merchantmen
3 boat race will be IN their respectiv
! boats promptly at 5 o'clock this after
! noon, and they will start on thei
5 great race few minutes later
. Officers from the U. S. Flagship Sal
Francisco have volunteered to act a
indoes. starters and referees for til