The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-23

FIUUO an gold respectively hy the
Australia.
Colonel c. L. Macarthur and wife
were passengers on the Australia.
The Colonel is a well known New
York journalist.
Spring time and new bonnets go
hand in hand. Mrs Good has re-
ceived the very latest patterns and
styles in millinery.
The police made a raid on
Chinese gambling-house ca Mauna-
kea street last evening and cap
tured six of the players.
The charge of attempted SNUG
Cling against custom house guard
named R. II. Baker was dismissed
yesterday by Judge Foster.
Bronson Howard, the well-known
and successful American writer
and dramatist, is a new arrival.
He is accompanied by his wife.
The Criterion Saloon has received
a new shipment of John WieIand's
extra pale lager beer. It is on
draft now. Try one of their oyster
cocktails.
John Z. Bush, the Napoleon of
Printers Lane, is back again. He
was met at the wharf bv delega-
ton of the plug-hat brigade-the
Hui Kalaiaina.
S. J. Carter, a brother of Joseph
L. Carter of this city, was recently
severely injured in Chicago by
being caught under the falling wall
of a burning building.
n. S. Sachs, of 104 Fort street,
has just received per S. S. Australia
choice invoice of new millinery,
latest style hats aud toques, new
flowers, new trimmings, etc.
The photograph continues to do
a thriving business. It is located
at Thomas Block on King street.
Mr.. Stoeckle is constantly adding
new records to his already large
list.
Mr.. Joseph Marsden, one Of the
the Hawaiian Commissioned to.
Washington, returned home yesteg-
day. He looks well, and the for
eign journey evidently agreed with
him.
The Government has received no
notification from the Commission
ers at Washington that the treaty
had been withdrawn from the SEN
ate. There was talk of Withdraw
ing it.
The new organ for the Central
Union Church will arrive here on
The Alameda, due April 7. Mr.. L.
NJ. Clark Of Portland comes n the
same steamer to put up the instru-
ment.
The t.n-type man O'Connor sur
rendered himself to the police last
evening. No charge was made
against him. This is the man who
was shot at yesterday by Thomas
Finegan.
Mrs. Te1en, accompanied by her
husband, attended the band concert
at the hotel last evening. During
the entertainment she tainted away
and was placed in a hack and con
veyed to her home.
Sheriff E. G. Hitchcock, of Ha-
waii, has been appointed Marshal
for these islands in place Of w. G..
Ashley, resigned. Mr.. Hitchcock
has an excellent reputation as a
guardian of the peace.
According to late dispatch
from Washington, published else
where, the United States Commits
sion will leave San Francisco on
the Rio de Janeiro. She will be
due here on the Both inst.
A party of Raymond & Whit
comb tourists, under the guidance
of Fl. c. Lyon, arrived on the Aus
tralia. They will leave for a visit
to the Volcano next Tuesday. The
party numbers twenty-five.
One of the attaches of the Jap
anese Consulate states that the
rumors in regard to Japanese mat
ters are without foundation. As to
the romantic phase Of the matter,
it is spoiled so Tar as Prince Kom-
atsu is concerned, for he is already
married
The Australia's passengers were
entertained last evening at the
Hotel in an enjoyable manner
After the band concert, which was
good, dancing took place in the
parlors. While the concert was in
1roorose fba Hotel yroupds ras