The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-13
T. J. LoWery is i'll.

No sign Of the Cosmopol1s.
Saturday was a great day for the
tramway.
The new pumping plant started
Saturday.
Neiper, the injured expressman,
is recovering.
Carter'a cavalry drilled at Waia-
lac Saturday.
The court martial began its labors
Saturday evening.
Three Cinnamon tried at Eva
we're sent to Oahu jail Saturday.
Miss Helen Wilder returned by
the Claudine yesterday morning.
The Philadelphia battalion will
land for shore drill tomorrow morn
ing.
Jugde J. w. Kalua was a pas
senger by the Claudine yesterday
morning.
The hearing in the bankruptcy
case of w. D. McWayne is set for
May 31st at 10 a. m.
A Marshal's sale is advertised to
take place at the Police Station
Wednesday, June II.
Professor Westfall, portrait and
landscape artist, has opened
studio in Eagle House cottage, 124.
A Chinese boy was tried in the
police court for truancy Saturday
and sent to the reform school for
TWO years.
Sheriff i. A. Andrews, who left
for Maui on the last trip of the
Hall, returned yesterday morning
by the Claudine.
Special Cordes arrested All Hi
last night for having opium unlaw-
fully in possession. A smoking
outfit was captured.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Union Feed Company, Limited,
will be held at the company's Office
Wednesday forenoon.
A valuable retriever owned by
w. P. Boyd wandered from the
owners yard yesterday afternoon
and has not returned.
Officers of the Citizens Guard
will meet tomorrow evening in the
American League hall to discuss
the revised regulations.
The Honolulu Amateur Athletic
Club will meet in the Y. M. G. A.
hall at 80 this evening to elect
officers for the ensuing year.
A full stock of the finest table
and cooking butter is always on
hand at the Cash Grocery store,
corner of Hotel and Union streets.
Sails and furniture from the
bark Sumatra will be sold at auc-
ton Wednesday at 10 o'clock at
the Pacific Mail wharf by Morgan.
Patrick Cullen was found guilty
of manslaughter in the third degree
Saturday afternoon. The extreme
penalty is five years imprisonment.
The Kilohana Art League met at
the home of w. M. Graham Satur-
day evening. Miss Nolte and Mrs.
Taylor were elected associate mem
bers.
Martin Smith has returned from
the Coast. He found his father |
much improved. Mrs. Martin |
Smith will come to Honolulu
shortly.
Only about three hundred per-
sons visited the Philadelphia Sat-
urday afternoon. The small num-
Der is attributed to the Japanese
celebration.
A Portuguese child living near
the corner of Beretania and Punch |
bowl streets came near dying yes
terday from the effects of eating
green mangoes.
E. Deuvechal has completed his |
term in Oahu jail. He will be de- |
tanned, however, until Judge Perry |
is we'll enough to administer the |
poor mans oath.
Twenty Chinese gamblers were
arrested last night-fifteen by Cap
tain Kanae and assistants five by |
Lieut.. Hart. The gamblers fur ]
nished bail and were set free.
The Honolulu Cricket Club prac-
ticed at the Makiki baseball |
grounds Saturday afternoon. Seven
members were present. The next
game will be with team from the |
Philadelphia.
Chinese hack Nose was smashed
10 pieces at the corner of Maunakea