The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Another Schuetzen Club has
been organized.
A Chinese was fined $50 yester-
day on an opium charge.
The Councils will Lold the req
ular weekly meeting this after
noon.
Daniel Logan, the editor OF the
Bulletin, took the oath of fidelity
to the Republic yesterday.
]. w. Preston left on the Iva
lani yesterday to write up the
wreck for the ADVERTISER.
Charles Scharf, the blind news
dealer, has removed to his new
store in the Arlington block on
Hotel street.
AT the salesroom of James +.
Morgan, on Saturday morning at
II o'clock, a sale of wines and IL
quors will be held.
! Captain Wolters, the master of
the wrecked bark G.. y. Wilcox,
has been running to this port for
twenty-three years.
- Fred Harrison has the contract
for erecting the new Cunha build
ing on King street. When COM
pleted il will be an imposing struc-
ture.
On Monday, October l, James f.
Morgan will sell house and lot
and % shares of Tramway stock,
belonging to the estate of the late
p. Dalton.
Messrs. Bindt and Jackson, two
young men well known about town
have joined the Salvation Army,
and each declares that they are
glad of it.
William II. Hogs will act for A.
F. Cooke during the latter's absence
from the country. Mr.. Cooke will
soon leave for San Francisco on a
business trip.
The Salvation Army meeting
was well attended last night. 1t
was announced that a children's
meeting will be held on Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
A runaway mule created some
little excitement yesterday on
Merchant street. The animal was
stopped at the corner of Fort be-
fore any lives were lost.
Castle and Cooke have pump
ing engine for sale; it is the prop
erty of the Haiku Sugar Company
on Maui. The engine is described
elsewhere in this issue.
\IMiss Patty and Mr.. Van Valken-
berg will be married about nine
o'clock tomorrow morning and de-
part one hour later on the Hall for
their future home on Maui.
The motion for a new trial In
the case of Hang Fook, sentenced
to eighteen months imprisonment
and a fine of $500, was argued yes
terday before the Supreme Court.
ii. Weber, one of the crew of
the Wilcox, fell from a fore
VAR 70 weeks ago and is in
a We ID condition. He will
be Sc. The hospital for treat
ment.
Two grateful people have an &C
acknowledgement in this issue; it re-
lates to the receipt of life insurance
money from the Manhattan Life |
Insurance Company, of which John |
II. Patty is the local agent.
The Monowai is due today from
the Colonies en- route TO San Fran
cisco. She will take mail, and If
YOU are wise you will send your
friends copies of the ADVERTISER
or GAZETTE. Sold at this office or
at the newsdealers.
The searching party that has
been looking for Featherstone, the
escaped convict, returned yesterday
without their man. They made
thorough search from Puuloa to
Waianae. The general verdict
seems to be that Featherstone has
been drowned.
Bush's Ka Leo has dropped the
restoration cause for the present
because John cannot find anything
encouraging to write about. If he
was smart he would have taken adj
vantage of the departure of Judge
Widemann and written something
about a pressing call from Cleve-
lanR