The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.


this morning at 10 O'Clock.
James McInerny is now at his
nome in town. He is mending rap
idly.
ADumber of squads will be sent
ont this morning to search lor
arms.
Anumber Of prisoners were ex-
amined at police headquarters lAS'
night.
For fine Japanese bamboo goods
v;sit ,be store under the Masonic
Temple.
H.F. Wichman will have a new
and interesting announcement In
day or two.
The District Court has not been
open since the commencement OF
the rebellion.
Captain Larsen left for Koolau
yesterday with some men to look
for Lot Lane.
The December number of HAndi-
journal, is out.
Lord Dormer and six other tour
lists returned yesterday after paying
a visit to the volcano.
The Minister of the Interior an
nounces the postponement OF two
sales Of Government land.
The teachers examinations adj
vertised to be held at Honokaa,
Hawaii, have been postponed.
Company A now guarding the
Judiciary Building will probably
be relieved today by Company B.
Barring accidents, the Alameda
will arrive at San Francisco today
with the first news of the rebellion.
w. Ashford is in the hospital
at the reef. 1t is said that he is
threatened with an attack of paral- |
ysis.
1t was reported around the po-
lice station last night that more |
arrests would be made during the |
day.
w. r. Castle is in town again. |
He represented the Government at
the recent Circuit Court term at
Hilo.
The postponed monthly meeting
of the Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will be held on next
Monday evening.
The Wilder's Steamship Com
-pany have o notice in this issue
regarding the movements of the
steamer Kihalsni.
People who wish to hire pleasure
boats can be accommodated at the
Hawaiian Boat House, foot of
Richards street.
John Silva, one of the lieuten-
ants under Wilcox, was arrested
and brought in from Manoa last
night by guardsman Weirick.
A number of rifles, belts and a
lot of ammunition will be sent to
Hilo today by the Kinau. Mar
shall Hitchcock may go up also.
The Sentinella will be issued on
Saturday with full account of the
rebellion for the benefit of the Por-
tuguese residents. 1t will be illus
trated.
Thomas Evans, who was arrested
night before last on a charge Of con-
spiracy, was released by the Mar
shall yesterday afternoon after in
vestigation.
"Harthur" Fitzgerald was locked
up again on Wednesday night.
This young man manages to get
arrested about three times a week
on an average.
Patrolman Otto Aass, who was
reported as having had leg and
two ribs broken a few days since,
is able to be up and around as a
denial of the charge.
There is some talk of the Japan
csc immigrants, now at the quar-
antine station, signing contracts.
1t is understood that VIM. G.. Irwin
& Co. will ship the entire lot. :
Mrs. Bertelmann was taken to the
station house last evening and her
testimony taken as to her knowl-
edge of the events preceding the
encounter at her husbands house.
A squad of the Citizens Guard
were out in the park yesterday
looking for arms. They were sup
piled with q bountiful lunch by
Mrs. II. ]. Nolte and her daughter.
1t is understood that a number
of the Citizens Guard will be with
drawn today. az there ia no fnrthar