The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-24
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Mis-. L. J. Levey and family will stop
with E. Hammer, Hotel street.
T.. D. Garvin and wife will leave for
the volcano by the Kinau next Friday.
McInerney is making a speciality of
ready-to-wear clothing for men and
boys.
First Regiments and Kamehamehas
at the Makiki baseball grounds Sat
urday afternoon.
The eclipse of the moon Saturday
night was plainly visible from seven
O'Clock until eleven.
Every member of Co. H is expected
to be at the drill shed at 7:3O this
evening for drill
J. Lightfoot of the High School, re
turned from the States on the bark
S. C. Allen Sunday.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
waiian Lodge, No. q, at 1880 this even
ing. ork in Third degree.
The little daughter Of w. A. Bowen
is seriously i'll. She has been uncon-
scious since Friday morning.
Paul Isenberg and Mr.. and Mrs P. H.
Dodge returned from Kauai on the Ke
Au Hou early Sunday morning.
Among the arrivals on the Kauai yes
terday were G.. n. Wilcox, w H. Rice,
George H. Fairchild and E. Stretz
Among the arrivals on the Claudine
Sunday were Miss Lofquist, Miss Ell
dredge. DR.. P. ]. Aiken and Rev. T.
Takahashi.
1t don't pay to make underwear when
you can buy them at such prices as n.
S. Sachs quotes this week Chemises at
50 cents; night gowns at so cents.
There was an unusually large crowd
on the train to and from Waianae yes
terday morning. A number of passen-
gers had to stand on the return train.
Saturday evening Wray Taylor had
the misfortune to put his right thumb
out of joint 1t is back in it's place, and
at the concert tonight he will manage
with the other four fingers.
There will be an auction of household
furniture by Mr. W. S. Luce at the resi-
dence of DR.. McLennan at 10 o'clock
this morning. A chance to pick up
some fine pieces at low prices.
Company E will probably challenge
the Sharpshooters to a 2O-man team
shoot in few days. They are con
fdent that they can beat the crack
shots and will do their best to further
that end.
Lieutenant Fernandez and three 9TH
ers arrested thirty-two Cinnamon oc-
cupied in gambling back of the Reform
School last night. On account of the
small number of officers out on the
raid some forty Cinnamon got away.
A letter received from Naalehu the !
other day contains the information that
during the great storm bolt of light
ming killed the COW and a calf standing |
at her side. The man was not injured. |
Captain thinner and Cadet Viola |
Monroe were arrested Saturday night
for blocking the sidewalk in front of
the Pantheon Saloon. They were fol- |
7 crowd /
and were released almost Immediately. |
Company B Dramatic Troupe will
produce Under Two Flags" at the drill
shed tomorrow night. 1t will be better
than the last performance, because the |
members have had experience. Seats |
may be secured at Jacobsen's, Fort
street
The Rio de Janeiro brought ia Jap |
anese and 40 Chinese for Honolulu
The japanese are divided into 154 con-
tract and 20 free laborers, and the Chi |
nese into s citizens of Honolulu. six
months residence men, and SO contract
laborers.
Frank Grace, Harry Wilder, Albert
Cunha. Tom King, Marcus Hare, Bonnie
Lemon. Belmont and others took run |
up to Waiakeakua Falls, Manoa, sun
dav. and came back after getting Sc
we're wetting. They returned faster than
they went up.
The police shot their part of the
match against the Custom House men
Saturday with the following result:
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock, -; Cham
berlain. At Wills, Al; Lieut.. Fernandes,
43 and Ccc-ey, 80. The Custom House
men viii shoot next SATURDAY
A+hn annual meeting of the Ahahui