The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-12

Four prisoners were brought
down from Maui yesterday TO await
trial before the Circuit Court
The latest from Hamakua is that
the weather is favorable and the
prospects for the growing crops are
good.
DR.. II. w. Howard has returned
from Kauai and is now located at
cottage 500 on the Hawaiian Hotel
grounds.
j. Lambert won the skating race
on Saturday evening. The contest
took place at the Beretania-street
Armory.
The sale of the Waikapu Sugar
Company's stock did not take place
on Saturday as advertised. 1t went
over for week.
Officers went down to Eva yes
terday in search of the highbinders
who so brutality assaulted the three
Chinese on Friday night.
Admiral Kirkland and CAPTAIN
j. j. Brice are expected on the next
Australia. Captain Brice will take
command of U. S. S. Adams.
G. Nestor Edison, the phonograph
operator, will shortly leave for
Japan to further the interests of the |
Edison Photograph Company.
Thirty-nine arrests were recorded |
on the police station register last |
night. This represents the Satur-
day and Sunday haul of petty |
offenders.
Ex-Captain of Police Max
Schlemmer is again in town. He
has been on Kauai for some time.
He expects to remain in town in
definitely.
A fsherman's house on the
beach near Waialae was burned
to the ground yesterday morning.
The cause of the fire could not be
ascertained.
Frank l.. Hogs, of the ApvER-
User staff, was proposed for men,
bership in the American League.
He was promptly blackballed on
Friday night.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany have brand of axle grease
that is warranted to give the best
of satisfaction. Read all about it
in another column.
The officers of the u. S. S. Adams
have issued invitations for fare
we'll to be rendered to Captain
Nelson. The affair will take place
on next Friday evening.
J. NJ. Railway, who is charged
with embezzling post office funds.
was returned from Kauai on Sat !
urday. He will lie tried in this
city at the next term of the Circuit q
Court.
The concert On Emma Square
was well attened on Saturday after p
noon and the new Numbers by
Souza made a hit. The same
pieces will be played this evening
at the same place.
A Chinese gambling house on I
Maunakea street was raided yes 4
terday afternoon by the police and at
seventeen Celestial gamesters were Or
arrested. They were promptly
oailed out by their friends. -
Quite crowd of people were on
the water front yesterday to wit
ness the departure of the Japanese
cruiser Naniwa. She sailed out of 4
the channel about 4 o'clock, with =
the Japanese Consul General on of
board.
The trustees of the Central
Union Church have made their re-
port for 1893. 1t is in the form of
|, pamphlet and it contains much
mat !, will interest the members OF 4.
.ne church, to whom copies have ~
oeen sent.
p. The Arlington Hotel grounds on
lng street have been greatly i'm
'roved since T. z. Krouse has been
= possession of the property. This 49,,
.o.ei, as we'll as the Eagle House, e:
!, I'll remains headquarters for peo-
We from the other islands. Ser
- 3,
r Reede, and not Wright, was
n Ne name of the sailor of the
hampton who won the foot race a
:" days ago. Reede has received Al
,cnalienge from G. B. King, of IVA
70 = rnlladelphia, to run a mile for W 1sL
day. " " -