The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-25
LOCAL BREvITiES.

There were no sessions Of the Stock
Exchange yesterday.
All leather satchels at cost price at
II. +. Ehlers & Co.'S.
The police authorities are vigorous
ly stamping out the 'swipes" industry.
st. Louis College defeated the High
School at foot ball. II was good
game.
Wall, Nichols Co, are unpacking 100
cases OF holiday goods, with more on
the way.
Col. Barber had not decided last
evening on the detail OF 800 for the
Australia.
Santa Claus headquarters CThrumsD
will not be opened TO the public until
noon today.
A dark bay horse has been lost. Re
ward If returned to Geo. Roenitz, 80
Makiki street
a moonlight concert will be given
tonight at the Hawaiian Hotel by the
Government band.
A number of the First Regiment, y.
q. H., were at the range in Kakaako
yesterday afternoon.
The play tomorrow afternoon will be
True TO Life and in the evening the
western gem, Inc DanltSS.
On many of the ships in port yes
terday there were attractive and elab
crate Thanksgiving dinners =
The b. F. Dillingham; dinner party
as a theater party made a fine show
ing at the theater last night.
Some OF the soldier boys said they
hoped they would fare as we'll Christ
mas as they had for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Dole will not receive today.
Next week the usual Friday receptions
from 8 to 6 o'clock will be continued.
The Honolulu Bicycle Co. is to
change quarters soon from the McIner-
ny block TO the Arlington block in
Hotel street
The battalion OF Engineers. the i'm
munes, will remain in garrison on
Kapuhulu road under command OF
Maj. Langfitt.
There was a large attendance for the
Thanksgiving ser ice at the Roman
Catholic Cathedral at o'clock yester-
day morning.
The Art League rooms are open
every afternoon TO the public and will
be open this evening from Z to 8. The
new exhibit is we'll worth a visit.
The Healani hop will be given at
me DOctl mouse I0lS evening. lheE6
will be extra good music and plenty
of boats for rowing in the harbor.
There We're very successful and in
teresting Thanksgiving services at
Oahu prison and aboard the u. S. gun
boat Bennington yesterday morning.
The patients at the Queens hospital
were not forgotten yesterday. Purvey
or Eckhardt saw that they had meal
cIrita,b1o to tho rno1Ilafinn nf thp
day.
The usual big Thanksgiving dinners
were served to the inmates of Lunalilo
Home and Oahu Insane Asylum The
men ION the reef also had a fine
feast
Mrs. Killean's store on Hotel street
was robbed Wednesday night. Quite a
sum of money was taken. Entrance to
the place was made through the back
door.
The Bennington men had a barge
race and gig race yesterday forenoon.
In the gig pull there was foul COM
united and the race was rowed over
again.
Base ball and Rugby football will
now have the center of the stage ath-
letically, though the departure of the
New Yorks is not unlikely to upset
diamond plans.
Waikiki (Old) has a Dewey avenue.
Prominent residents on the pretty
thoroughfare are G.. H Ramsey, of
Hart e. Co, and j. J. Sullivan, the liv-
cry stable man.
1t is at 1880 this evening that the
Mission Children will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Cooke,
King street. An attractive program
has been arranged.
There continues to be lively call
for tickets for the Bishop Home piano
fund concert. The entertainment viii
be given December 1 under the direc-
ton OF Wray Taylor.
Walter Hobart, the best known
horseman of California, has disposed
of his stable and his hounds as well
and will take personal management
Of his valuable estate.
B F.. Ehlers & Co. will hold rem
nant sale for three days, commencing
Monday next. Silks, serges, wooden
goods, lawns, dimities, ribbons and
Iaces will be offered the public
Three people have arrived for the
New Orpheum Theater. They are:
Leon NJ. Polachek, pianist and musical
director, Ella Dunbar, serio-comlc, and
J. Fl. HenelIa, character dancer.
Tom V. King has been advised from
the coast that for 1899 the Sterling
wheels will be Sos. The chainless Will
he SIS. The Rambler reduction TO sou
was noted some time ago by Hall Il
Son.
West Chamberlin, a member OF the
F. Call mechanical department, Is
paving a short visit here, having ar
rived by the Australia. Mr.. Chamber
lin is much pleased with life IN the
tropics.
Two books as a Thanksgiving OFFER
ing are to be brought tonight by those
attending the Mission Children's meet
ing. 1t is not essential that the Doohs
he new. They are to be sent by Theo
Picbards TO libraries in outside dis
trictS.
John Egan, who has lately bios
snmad out as an extensive and sue
cassful real estate operator, has made