The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-19

GIC )icSCiiG tuOiltil.
Two days later foreign news can
be found elsewhere.
Sheriff H. G.. Treadway of Maui
arrived in town yesterday.
Mrs. Bone is now the Cathedral
organist in place of Mrs. Gray.
The fourth number of The Lib
eral made its appearance on Satur-
day afternoon.
Z The ADVERTISER is indebted to
Mr.. J. Mort Dat for late San Fran
cisco papers.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co.
have new ad. in this issue which
it will pay you to read.
Miss Margaret Power goes to
Makapala, Kohala, to be Miss,
Hopkins assistant at that school.
The executive committee of the
international Liberal League will
meet this evening at the Old Ar
mory at 7 o'clock.
Nancy Hanks. the famous trot-
ter, covered a mile on the 31st ult.
in :054, two seconds faster than
her previous record.
On Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock Jas. T. Morgan will sell at
auction the entire furniture and
effects of the Industrial Home.
In addition to the cargo of mer-
chandise the brig Lurline for Hilo
from San Francisco carried 1860
sacks of fertilizer, valued at $3624.
The Board of Inspectors Of the
Fifth District, Second Precint, will
meet on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday of this week at the Re-
formatory School.
The inspectors of the Second
District, Second Precinct, will meet
this evening commencing at z
o'clock at Kauluwela School for
registration purposes.
The Steen combination arrived
in town on Saturday, after a pros
porous tour of the other islands.
They intend to leave for Australia
on the arrival of the Monowai.
The Rev. V. H. Kitcat will re-
ceive the appointment of NCathe-
dral Chaplain, and enter on his
duties in October. The appoint
ment gives general satisfaction.
Chief Justice Judd and Justice
Dole took trip to Waikane on
Saturday to confer with Justice
Bickerton on the Cabinet question.
They returned Sunday afternoon at
6P.M.
Bos'n Ben, who was lately inter-
viewed in San Francisco, returned
before the mast on the Discovery
on Saturday. He denies that he
was interviewed and is of the
opinion that some miscreant used
his fair name for the purpose men
toned.
Raw sugar is advancing in the
leading markets of the world, and,
as a result, the Western Sugar Re-
filming Company sent out a card
on the I'd inst. to San Francisco
jobbers, announcing a further rise
of quarter of cent per pound in
the prices of refined sugars.
During the present cholera scare
in the United States, it is likely
that steamers from the Colonies and
this city will have to undergo q
twenty days quarantine at San
Francisco. Latest advices from
that city state that the Board of
Health was to consider the matter.
Engines Nos. 1, and 5 had an
interesting drill on Saturday after
noon. No. 1 pumped water from
the harbor up to Halls corner, a
distance of 1850 feet No. 4 in turn
forced the stream to No. 5 Engine,
which was stationed at Palace
walk. The drill was satisfactory
to all concerned, and reflects credit
on the foremen of the different
companies.
A report was current yesterday
that Corbett had knocked out Sui.
livan in fifteen rounds. The al.
legged news comes from Kahului
and was supposed to have been
brought down by the Consuelo
The story is not true, as that vessel
was not in port when the Claudine
departed. 1t is likely that Captain
Morse will bring the result of the
big fight when the Alameda ar
rives.
A correspondent from Mau
writes: Maui is almost unani
mously opposed to the lottery
scheme; nor does Maui approve O.
the Macfarlane cabinet. Ned il
to mercurial; Paul is to careless