The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Band concert at Emma Square to-
night
Regular meeting of Pacific Lodge to-
night Also, work in first degree.
Jas. 1. Dowsett is at the Queen
HospitaIfor an operation and is DOING
we'll
Dante, The magician, gives his first
performance at the opera House to-
morrow evening.
The Kaihi-waena school concert
Will be given at the Waverley Club on
Thursday evening next.
The running horses J. r. and Anti
dote are matched for race on Tues
day for purse Of 81 900.
Chinese Iaundrymen have raised the
price of washing on account of the law
against sprinkling with the mouth.
Colonel Evans, S. A, led the meeting
for men at the Y. NJ c. A. yesterday
afternoon. There was a good attend
ance and the hour was an interesting
one
Meeting of the Hawaiian Coffee
and Tea Company at 10 a. m. TODAY
at the office Of +. A. Schaefer &, Co.
for the purpose Of disincorporating the
company.
In his sermon yesterday morning.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh referred
feelingly to the death of Emil Berger.
as did also Rev. D. p. Brine at Cen
trail Union
There viii be meeting of the Board
Of Officers of the First Regiment, N
G. H., at headquarters this evening and
meeting of the Board Of Governors
of the Club afterwards.
There was a very large congregation
at Central Union yesterday morning
to hear a sermon by Rev. c. r. Brown
Of Oakland Mr.. Brown charmed all
with his fOrceful speaking.
Employers and friends of Jockey
Ferreira, who was moderately repri-
manded by the judges on Saturday
say that they have full confidence in
the young man both as to sobriety and
capability.
Things were remarkably quiet in
shipping circles yesterday. There was
not a arrival or a departure. The
steamers that usually come in on Sun
day were a day ahead of time this
week on account of the holiday Satur-
day.
Inspector Rhodes of the Custom
House department returned to work
Saturday after a two weeks vacation.
Custom House Clerk Chas. Hall and
Guards Kanuu and Kinney are now
on a vacation and Inspector Macauley
will be off in a few days.
Irish Lassie and Violin went to the
half mile on Saturday in LOS. 1t was
asserted that on the Sacramento track,
for instance, Irish Lassie could have
shown a mile in her Saturday cOndi-
ton in 2:10. In the PLY 1-5 she fin
ished in a walk. Gibson drove sup
erbly.
At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Waverley Club Saturday
evening there were elected to member
ship in the Committee Messrs. Win
stOn Winant and Conn. Special COM
mittees were appointed to draft a me-
mortal on the death of TheO. H. Davies
and to arrange for the next Boys in
Blue reception.
Mr. r. Suhr has bought the Corn
we'll home on Judd street, and it
will not be long before he and his fam
lily move into their new place. The
grounds are some four acres in extent
and upon it are abundance of trees,
shrubs and plants of all kind. The
fruit trees are among the most valu- |
able on the grounds.
A great deal of complaint is made !
by the residents on Prospect street of |
a band of hoOdlums who infest the |
and commit all kinds of /!
depredations. Complaints have been |
made to the parents. AS a last resort |
a request will be made to the Marshal /
to station a policeman when the band !
with the idea of dispensing |
them.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports |
on the Claudine, Saturday morning |
we're the following: Acknowledgement
Smith and wife, f. p. Dole, Paul Neu- |
mann and wife, c. Creighton and wife, |
DR.. r.. l. Moore, J. NJ Kaneakua, DR.. |
Averdam Judge KepOikai and wife, S. |
F. ChiIlingwOrth, Jas. A. Thompson |
and wife, L. Won Tempsky, L. NJ. Vet |
tlesen and Geo. r. Carter.
Mr.. Arthur Kimber of the Oregon |
who was left behind on ac-
count of sickness left Quarantine |
Station last Thursday and is now in
charge of the L. S. Consul. Mr.. kim
Der is corporal of z Co. and is stop
ping at the Sailors Home. The past
Two days. Corporal Kimber has been
shown about the city by Ed. Dekum
who is charter member of this same
.Cr1OaDv for Portland.