The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-12

~''@ eH oNNNA1 RNVA ASSAULT.
The Wichman Watch Club draw
Ing can be found in another column.
The Band will play four new
pieces this evening at the Hotel CON
cert.
After the concert to night at the
Hotel, dance will take place in the
parlors.
Mr.. Harry Lewis and wife are ex-
pected home this morning after an
extended trip abroad.
The annual examination of the
scholars of the Fort street school will
take place on the Goth inst.
Judge Foster has sentenced Albert
Ryan to thirty days Imprisonment
for the larceny of watch.
The Eagle House and the Airing.
ton Hotel are popular houses with
both tourists and city people.
Representative Albert Horneh of
North Hilo, was sworn in yesterday
as a member of the Legislature. \
Miss Juliet Smith and friend were
present during part of the morning
session of the Legislature yesterday.
On Wednesday, July 9th, Jas. L.
Morgan will hold an auction sale of
leases Of residence sites at Waikiki.
The California Fruit Market will
have their usual supply of California
fruits and vegetables on the steamer
to-day.
At the old Armory, this evening,
at s O'Clock, Hon. r, w. Wilcox will
address the meeting on the Pearl
River Question"
The time of Justice Dole and a
Hawaiian jury was occupied yester-
day hearing the evidence in the
ejectment case OF Holt vs.. Keolo.
The schooner Liliu will leave for
Micronesia next Saturday. Captain
Hitchfield will carry all letters and
papers that the public may wish to
send.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hawaiian Base Ball
Association will be held at the
Chamber Of Commerce tomorrow at
1890 o'clock.
The base ball craze has reached
Molokai now. A game between teams
from Kaunakakai and Halawa was
played on the Fourth of July, the
latter winning.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE az pages)
is out this morning and can be had
at this Office or at the news dealers.
The present number is up to the
usual excellent standard of this
journal.
Admiral Browns eldest son is ex-
pected on the Australia. He will re-
turn to San Francisco with his father
on the Flagship, accompanied by the
son of Hon. Paul Neumann, who
goes to attend school.
A member of the House stated yes
terday that District Judge Swain, of
Hawaii, presides over his Court at
tired in sailors costume with the
addition of the usual long rubber sea
boots. He must present a distin-
gaished spectacle.
tA~One of the local Masonic lodges
| has purchased the lot on the corner
of Hotel and Alakea streets, known
as the Royal Hawaiian Theatre pre-
misses. The property belonged to DIR.
j. S. McGrew, and the price paid is
understood to be $500.
| George L. Ritman, who left for
San Francisco few months ago, is
| expected to return on the steamer
this morning. There has been an
aching void in No. l Engine Hall
since his departure, SOFA hearty vel
come for him is assured.
The announcement yesterday that
the ADVERTISER had increased the
number Of prizes for the base ball
contest caused favorable comment tc
be made by all lovers of the game
The ballots came in thick yesterday
which is not usual on Mondays
The Police Court has a large mum
Der of untried cases ON the calendar
owing to the fact that both th'
Legislature and the Supreme Cour
are in session, making it very diff
cult for the attorneys to find time t.
appear in Judge Fosters court.
4 dance is to be given in the new
Pavilion at the Hotel on Thursday
evening. 1t will be given by thu
gentlemen as a return courtesy t.
the young ladies who entertained
them at the Leap Year part.
some weeks since, including also
number of others who were not adj
to be present at the Leap Year party
A man named August Richard