The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

y bunch Oh keys mas DSSh AOALiO'
NJ. Brascb, Of Hyman & Co. is in
disposed.
A partner with capital Is wanted
for an importing house.
C. Boese, assignee of J. K. Zab-
Ian, has a notice in this issue.
Special officer A. Hammer ralded
a Chinese gambling joint last night
and captured nine Celestials.
The Christian Endeavor social
which was to have taken place to-
night, has been postponed.
,"Hidden Words" is the subject
OF Woven Wire Bailey's new adj
vertisement in another column.
Professor Shaw, the lightning
gold wire" artist, can be seen al
work at the Temple OF Fashion
this morning.
Marshal and Mrs. Hitchcock
will leave by the Kinau today for
Hilo. The Marshall Will be absent
about a month.
All claims against the steamship
independent must be presented In
triplicate today to Theo. IL. Davies
& Co, Ltd, agents.
Easter opening of millinery
goods and imported pattern hats
and bonnets at Sachs tomorrow,
Monday and Tuesday.
Attorney General Smith and
Marshal Hitchcock spent yesterday
aboard the Philadelphia as guests
of Admiral Beardslee.
Lund, at one time employed
at the Hecla Iron Works, New
York, has opened a general repair
shop at Is Bethel street.
d. B. Smith, of the Manufac-
turers' Shoe Company, is able to
attend to business, after rather
severe illness of several days.
C. II. Pfeiffer, of Jacobsen q
Pfeiffer, has not been able to at
tend TO business for several days
hrough an attack Of rheumatism
lMessrs. L. NJ. Johnson and NJ. Fl.
, Drummond, the new proprietors OF
; the Eagle House, will take posses
sion of that popular hostelry today.
Ut. Stewart. late of the Sanitary
Board of Engineers Of Los Angeles,
Cal, has gone into the plumbing
business, and is located on Bethel
street.
The many friends of w. C..
Wilder, Jr., Captain of Company
D, are pushing his claims for the
position of Colonel of the First
Regiment.
One undivided third share and
interest in a valuable parcel of
land on Hawaii will be sold by j..
F. Morgan at his auction rooms
next Monday at noon.
Professor Stoeckle received by
the Australia the latest "nickle-in-
the slot" machine. It records your
weight, tells your fortune and plays
tune. 1t is on exhibition ut the
Elite ice-cream pariors.
The excellent likeness of DR.. &.
G.. Nurthrop, which adorns the
front page of this mornings edition,
was made especially for the ADvER-
User, yesterday, by J. J. Williams,
the popular photographer.
There will be a cricket match
Saturday afternoon at 2 80 on the
baseball grounds between the HO-
nolulu boys and a team from the
Nymphe. No admission fee will be
charged and a good match and big
crowd are anticipated.
Funeral services over the late
Mrs Charles K. Mcguire will be
held at the residence of Samuel
Parker on King street at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The remains will
be sent to Mana today by the
Kinau and be inferred In the
Parker family vault at that place.
Three Japanese were brought to
to the Police Station last night by
f. A. Cook, who lives near the
corner of Beretania and Nuuanu
streets. Cook. with others, at
tempted to put O noisy native out
of the yard and were attacked by
the Japanese. A bottle was thrown,
iDf1icting an ugly wound on Cook 3
cheek. DIR. Copper was called and