The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-27

Mrs. aE-twsl End two children
returned ~ ths AEuGi yesterday.
Chang QuEi was arrested yastsr-
dGv for having opium unlRvfuLly
I. nossessIon.
Two high grade bicycles OF tins
-atest pattern are offered for sEle
" ". L. Brown, Of this Office.
Mrs. ". 4. Kinney was s pas
ssngsr by tins Kauai from tins
island Of that name yesterday.
Special meeting Of Pacific Lodge.
y. D, =. 2. d Z. NJ, tins evening
CT : 30. Work IL the Third Degree
Ama-ino was To start II & three
quarter mile race Ut Sacramento,
Cal, on the 18th, with five other
horses.
The faculties Of Oahu College
and PunahoU Preparatory school
appear IL another column Of this
mornings ISSUE.
al persOns that ride & bicycle
are invited 10 the meet tomorrow
afternoon Oh Union Square, wheJhs-
they nave q uniform Or not.
Old hostage stamps ere wanted
by z. 4. Smedberg, New York.
Parties having collections should
open correspondence with him.
I'd &. Wright, general auditor Of
the Southern Pacific railway at
san Francisco, and ywiie are com
ing To Honolulu OIL 8 pleasure trip.
Detective Hannah mas arrived at
san Francisco with Edwin Galley,
VINO swindled George =. Sow, q
commercial traveller. out Of about
$1,000.
Marx Twain mas arrived At sgd
new. In al interview, tine humOrIst
expressed himself as disappointed
III not being able 10 lecture 81
Honolulu.
Jewish Day o. AtOnement COM
menced 1t sunset Yesterday and
viii end at sunset to-day. Tine
occasion will he generally recOg-
niZed nv Hebrew residents.
The Hawaiian Lime and Stone
Company is tine latest organization
to develop nome industry. Tine
company guarantee the best quai-
ity Of lime and at the cheapest
market prices.
Z. W. Severance and wife, Julian
j.. Hayne and wife, G. NJ. Cooke
and family, and Miss May Mott
Smith are among the island people
registered At the Occidental motel,
San Francisco.
The Corbett-FitzsImmOns tIght
will take place at Dallas Texas,
without legal interference. The
s highest criminal court III tine STATE
mas Just decided that there Is uo
law against pIiZe-tIghtlng.
The fight between Claus Spreck-
els and his son Rudolph over the
5000 shares OF Paahau sugar stock
given the son by mis- father Is being
contested IL the courts IL San
Francisco. a decision Is expected
shortly.
AnIariuo started fifth IL q three
quarter mile race at Sacramento Oh
the 18th. At the quarter ne was IL
the sixth place, and finished II that
order. The Hawaiian horses are
not doing as well IS was expected
of them.
Repairs TO the Australia being o.
such q nature that they cannot De
rushed II Is believed the steamer
will be two days late IL arriving
mere this trip. As many men as
can De employed are working on
the ship.
Young Harry Houdiette, son Of
gaptain Houdiette Of the steamer
Australia, was taken 10 tie United
States Marine Hospital a san
Fraucisco on the 14th inst. with q
broken leg, the result Of an acci-
dent aboard ship.
Hon. Edward Blake, the cele-
GRATED Canadian lawyer, will sail
from San francisco on October
18th for New Zealand, where ne
goes 70 act IS umpire 10 an arO1trs-
ton case connected with the Milo
land railway of New Zealand.
Many visitors 70 the PunahOu
hedge 20 view the night-blooming
cereus were disappointed 70 find
that place shcrn Of much Of It's
beauty. a large numbsr Of chill
dren went 70 the place early II the
evening and went away with arms
full Of blossoms
Seven Portuguese boys were ar
rested YESTERDAY and held for III