The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-29
Decoration Day tomorrow.

Board of Health today at 3 pm
Jerry Corners is in charge Of
Jim Carty's hack office.
prince Cupid habeas corpus
case will be beard Friday.
Foreign jury cases will be called
this morning before Judge Cooper
Repairs are being made to the
the library floor of the Judicial
building.
Bishop Walden will preach to-
night in the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall.
Service begins at z 30.
G. P. Wilder left for Kahului
last night. He will return to town
again on Friday by the Kinau.
D. H. Kahaulelio, Mrs. Shaw, w.
T. Wilson, Mrs. A. Bruins were
among the passengers by the Hall.
w. H. Hall, preparation, Bishop
Museum, has resumed his duties
after a pleasant visit to the Coast.
It is rumored that the police are
on the track of large opium
smoking gang in Maunakea street.
J. A. Lyle, Jr., and family will
leave by the Monowai, due tomor-
row, for a lengthy visit to the
States.
w. II. Cornwell and G. D. Miller,
manager of the Kona Coffee and
Tea Company, arrived by the Hail
yesterday.
The exhibition of pictures in the
Kilohana Art League hall has been
quite largely attended during the
last few days. :
A dozen new saddles for the
mounted police arrived by the Aus
tralia. They are black and made
for hard service.
Several new Campbell" and
Oscars Special " tennis rackets for
members of the Pacific Tennis Club
arrived by the Australia.
Ladies' day at the Pacific Tennis
Club courts this afternoon. The
grounds will be at the disposal of
lady visitors during the day.
A special meeting for Christians
only will be held at the Salvation
Army hall Friday, May 81, at z 80
pm. All Christians are invited to
attend.
The case of T. E. Krouse, con-
tinued yesterday in the Police
Court, resulted in the defendant
being found not guilty of malicious
injury.
The installation of Rev. DIR. |
Brine will occur in Central Union
Church one week from tonight. |
Rev. DR.. Hill, of Hilo, will be
present.
The mounted police were drilled |
by Captain Cook on the Makiki |
baseball grounds yesterday after
noon. A special feature was rifle
practice.
An afternoon contemporary
stated in its report of the cowhid-
ing case that Mrs. Gauld had
married" Allen. It should have
read warned"
But little attention has been
paid to the notice of Road Super
visor Cummings calling on prop
erty holders to weed, fill and sand
their sidewalks.
Invitations are out for military
hop to be gwen by Company B at
the armory, Tuesday evening, June
4th. The committee on arrange
ment is working hard to make the
social event successful one.
The trial of Walter R. Lambert,
ex-clerk of the Oakland police
court, who is accused of embezzling
The city's funds. has been set for
June 9th. Mrs. Lambert will re.
turn to the Coast by the Australia
next Monday.
An apprentice boy named
DUNN, who while temporarily in
sane tried to jump from the smoke
stack of the Philadelphia a short
ime ago, is still in a dangerous
A guard is kept over
him night and day.
One of the features of next
weeks meeting of the Evangelical
association will be the paper by
jhiefJustice Judd at Tuesdays
meeting. This will contain the
James of all the missionaries who
lave Iabored in the Islands.
AS the steamer Australia was !
rossing the bar out of San Fran c
isco a loud explosion was heard. q