The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-16

to-day.
The bicycle school at the Armory
will be open this evening for ladies
and their escorts.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold a post
poned mortgages sale of property
| tomorrow at noon.
The Board of Inspectors for First
District, Second Precinct, have a
notice to voters in this issue.
Everyone who could leave his
business yesterday was present al
the Legislature during the debate
Friday Kenyon remarked yester,
day afternoon when he heard Pres
ident Walkers decision, "we are
the people !"
The volunteers of No. l Engine
and the Glow do you like it" club
will cross bats tomorrow at the
league SIpuHuS'
According to reports from the
other islands, the Stein combina-
ton are doing a good business by
mystifying folks.
As the Myrtles have not been
heard from in regard to the boat
race challenge, the Healanis now
claim the championship.
There is some talk of the Me-
chanics' Union placing E. B.
Thomas in the field for Noble. 81
am the only mechanic, ETC.
The proprietors of the Aloha
Gallery, 103 Fort street, are add
ing new island scenes every day to
an already excellent selection.
Now that Larry Dee is the sole
owner of the Criterion, he intends
to make a number of improve
ments for the comfort of his pat
rons.
1t would be interesting to know
by whose orders the band was
taken away from Emma Hall last
evening to head that barefooted
parade.
There is but little talk on the
streets nowadays concerning the
fleeing lottery scheme, because
all agree as to the dement's of the
vicious bill.
1t is expected that Mr.. and Mrs.
Musin will be passengers on the
S. S. Alameda en- route to the
United States. They will be well
come visitors.
Judge Foster fined Oscar Schuss-
Ter $15 yesterday for hammering
one Henry Ludloff. The assault
took place on last Saturday night
at Kawaiahao lane.
Owing to j. W. Maguire's attor-
ney, Hon. G. w. Ashford, being
engaged yesterday morning at the
Legislature, the case against Ma
guire was put over until this
morning.
A battalion of blue-jackets and
marines belonging to the Boston
had a drill on the plains yester-
day morning. They did not at
tract as much attention as the
Flagship's men, owing to the alb
sence of enlivening music.
The managers of the street car
company and doing away with con-
ductors owing to a decrease in
traffic, and some day a serious
accident will happen owing to the
absence Of a hired man on the rear
platform, then the company will
be sorry.
The bulldozing method of con-
Quoting affairs adopted by His
Eminence was clearly shown
again yesterday morning, when he
attempted to intimidate Hon. c..
w. Ashford, and yet some people
say the Marshal has no idea of
despotism. :
1.-THE Oahu Cemetery Association
held a meeting yesterday morning
for the election of trustees, which
resulted in the choice of James I.
Dowsett and A. S. Cleghorn, first
class term, one year; John H. Patty
and J. T. Waterhouse, second class,
two years; M. P. Robinson, Bruce
Cartwright and Chas. L. Garter,
third class, three years.
The nominating committee of
the Liberal Party met last evening
at the Queen street armory, Hon,
Jos. Nawahi presided. The COM
mittee after about twenty min
utes' consultation adjourned till
next Tuesday, at which time the
committees from the International
League and Hui Kalaiaina will
meet together and nominate candi-
dates for Mobiles. There were
abont fftv neonle present at the