The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-14
Board of Health tomorrow.

Board of Health tomorrow.
Officers of the Citizens Guard
meet this evening.
DR.. Wayson, of the Kalihi leper
experimental station Is quite Ill.
Revenue cutter Lehua left for
another cruise at s 80 last night.
Fred Waldron is bookkeeper for
the Manufacturers Shoe Company.
Portuguese On Punchbowl slope
gave a torchlight celebration last
night.
The new Standard dictionary is
finding its way into many house
holds.
J. F. Morgan's new residence,
mauka of Emma Square, is near
ing completion.
An ex-detective had an expert
ence at Long Branch Saturday he
will not forget soon.
George Mcintyre, grocer on
Nuuanu street, has been closed up
by Hackfeld & Co.
A low border wall is being built
on the Emma Square side of st.
Andrews Cathedral.
A native named Keaunui has
been added to Captain Scott's
watch at the police station.
Pat Cullen was sentenced to five
years imprisonment at hard labor
by Judge Cooper yesterday.
There will be some changes in
the makeup of the Unknown base
ball team for next Saturday.
J. J. Williams has the thanks of
this office for a well-executed pho
tograph of Philadelphia officers.
By request J. G. Spencer will
continue to act as secretary of the
Baseball Association during the
present year.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Honolulu Teachers Association
will be held this evening in the Y.
NJ. G. A. hall.
Colonel r. H. Mclean, n. G. H,
made an official call yesterday on
Admiral Beardslee, Captain Cotton
and officers of the Philadelphia.
Friday will be Punahou field
day. The boys are training hard.
It is thought the running races
will be well contested and exciting.
Devauchelle was not released
from prison yesterday, and will not
be until Judge Perry RECEIVERS suff-
GENTLY to administer the poor
mans oath.
Attention is called to a change in
the programme of June races.
These were made at a meeting of !
the Jockey Club Executive Com
mittee yesterday.
Three race horses belonging to |
Robert Ballautyne arrived by the [
Claudine Sunday morning. They |
were Silkey, Aupuni and one
known as a clark horse"
Captain Cook drilled twenty-four
members of the mounted patrol at |
Makiki ball grounds yesterday.
The men are rapidly acquiring eff
cheney in cavalry tactics.
Cinnamon on King street are in
the habit of throwing waste water
from the second story of their
dwellings. Yesterday wash basin
full was emptied on a lady who
had just alighted from a street car.
Manuel Sousa, residing on School
street near the bridge, reported at
the police station yesterday that
some one had entered his house
during the day and stole SIS in
gold, $14 in silver and gold
watch chain.
The official directory of subscrib-
ers to the Mutual Telephone Co.,
compiled and alphabetically ar
ranged to April, has just been
issued from the job department of
the Hawaiian Gazette Company
and distributed.
The findings of the court-martial
in the cases of Lieutenants King
and Burgett are in the hands Of
President Dole. They will not be
made public for several days.
Rumor has it that Lieutenant i
King was exonerated. Burgett, it
is understood, plead guilty to the
charges brought against him.