The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-28

The charge Of seditiOn against
Edmund Norrie viii come up IN the
District Court this morning.
CAPTAIN lie BaIIister and wife
viii leave for San Francisco tomOr-
row on the barkentjue :. G.. Wilder.
There was quite d large dancing
party given AZ Eskbank, the resi-
dence of Mrs. :. G. Wilder, LAST
evening.
Detective Wagner still hangs
around the police station Ii Is
rumored that he Is 70 be made a
member of the secret service
Deputy Acknowledgement Wild
er. W. G.. Achi, V. V. Ashford and
c.. A. Doyle left for Hilo yesterday
70 attend Circuit Court term
Marshal z. G. Hitchcock in
tended 10 leave for Hilo yesterday
on official business but at the last
moment be changed his mind
An auction sale of furniture and
other effects will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence Of r. I. Lille, on Green
street.
The board of trustees of the
Queens Hospital will hold an i'm
portant meeting this morning at
10 80 o'clock at the Chamber of
Commerce.
The Champion will go to Hilo
today for heavy gun practice. The
officers will make a trip TO the
volcano while there. The cruise
will be for about q week.
On Friday, at 10 o'clock An, at
his salesroom, James E. Morgan
will hold a sale of lumber and
other property belonging to the
bankrupt estate Of W. 81. Smith.
Mr.. Leigh Irvine, at present the
Examiners correspondent, will
leave on the Mouowai. After a
months stay III San Francisco he
will 90 to New York, to accept a
position on the New York Herald
Mrs. Cans illustrated lecture on
England, to be given tomorrow even
ing. must not be cCnfounded with
the one recently delivered on Eng
land, as it will be entirely different.
A novel musical treat Is also pro-
missed
The entertainment for the benefit
of Officer Kaouh and the widow of
the late James Kauhane viii take
place on next Saturday evening at
the Opera House Professor Berger
Is arranging splendid programme
for the OCCASION
The Commissioners of Registra-
ton held two sessions yesterday,
registering sixty names. This
makes a total of ninety registered
To date. The Commissioners sit
again today from 10 to 2 o'clock IN
the old Legislative Hall
Captain Mist and Mr.. Mark
Robinson were reelected church
wardens of the second congrega-
ton of St. Andrews cathedral, and
c.. Day was elected salesman IN |
the place of the late J. F. Gillian
All the other sidesmen were re-
elected
Members of the various base ball /
clubs of the city are entering |
strong protests against the condi- |
ton of the ground. They say that /
1t Is very rough, and Is ruinOus to /
good ball players A few hours 1
work with the steam roller would !
make a vast Improvement.
The native who was arrested on
the steamship China the other day |
for larceny turns out To be an old |
offender by the name OF Kim ku- |
koua- For some reason no charge I
was made against him on Monday |
and be was allowed his freedom /
and another chance To rob at his |
leisure
Mr.. G.. B. Harrison, a piano !
tuner from the firm Of Kohler Il
Chase, san Francisco, arrived on
the Australia, and IS stopping at |
the Arlington House. Mr.. Har- !
rson IS very competent tuner and
repairer, and makes his head
quarters with the Hawaiian News I
Company.
Matters are very quiet IN real