The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-30

tidNS q DIS supply OI not Cross DunS
tomorrow. Send in your orders.
The u. S. S. Richard Rush will
remain in port for about one week.
She will then sail for San Fran.
cisco.
The Hawaiian Patriotic League
will hold a public meeting at
Palace Square at 7 o'clock this
evening.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
concert at Makee Island this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock, weather per
uniting.
The Hawaiis and the Crescents
will play a practice game of base
ball on Saturday next at the league
grounds.
There was great disappointment
about town yesterday when it was
learned that the Rush did not bring
any mail.
n. S. Sachs is offering special
bargains in white goods and en-
broideries. See his advertisement
in this issue.
The Cosmopolitan Gallery, on
Nuuanu street, make cabinet pic
lures for So dozen. They guar
antee first-class work.
The unexpected arrival of the
Rush yesterday morning delayed
the departure of the Australia
She did not sail until PM.
The headquarters of the Annex
alton Club were besieged yesterday
by citizens who were eager to Sc
cure one of the clubs badges.
The Minister of Finance an
nounces that hereafter salaries of
Government employees will be paid
on the first day of each month.
A sale of Government land will
take place to-day at noon in front
of the Interior Office. The land is
situated at North Hilo, Hawaii.
Walter Bromley, an employee Of
the Wilder S. S. Co., has been APP
pointed engineer of No. 2 engine.
He will commence work On next
Saturday.
A late dispatch states that Adj
miral Brown will take command of
the Mare Island navy yard, in place
of Admiral Irwin, who takes charge
of the Asiatic squadron.
Mr.. Joseph Marsden has been ap.
pointed a Commissioner of Agri-'
culture and Forestry. He is also
recording and corresponding secre-
tary of the same bureau.
Egan & Gum, 100 Fort street,
have the latest styles in Easter
millinery. They are selling a line
Of slightly damaged gloves at the
remarkably low price of rs cents a
pair.
The concert advertised to take
place at Kawaiahao Church this
evening has been postponed until
next Saturday night. An artistic
programme has been arranged for
the occasion.
American flags and bunting were,
in great demand yesterday. Sam
Lederer, of the / x L, supplied a
great many people, but he has a.
small stock of decorative material
left in his store.
The Cosmopolitan Photo. Co.
took a picture of the U. S. S.
Richard Rush as she entered the
harbor yesterday morning. It was
finished and forwarded on the
Australia two hours later.
On last Saturday night the store
of Sing Long, On King street, was
entered by thief, and several
articles of small value were taken.
A native was arrested yesterday.
He is supposed to be the guilty
one.
Joseph B. Cook, the defaulting
San Francisco Police Court Clerk,
is locked up in that city on four in
dictments found against him by
the Grand Jury. It will be remem~
bered that Cook was here some
time ago.
An idiotic rumor was current
yesterday to the effect that Min
lister Stevens course in landing
troops was disapproved by Presi-
dent Cleveland. There is abso-
lutely no foundation for the truth
of the story.
The Hawaiian Band did good
work yesterday. It played for over
two hours and half. A welcome
to the U. s. S. Richard Rush and