The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-09


police court. Ne was sentenced to six
months imprisonment at hard labor
and 90 pay q fine OF siOO and costs.
Mr and Mrs l.. A. Thurstun aud
Mrs \ W Pearson will leave for the
coast hy the =. NJ, ;. ;. Rio ON the
18th inst
Bids for construction work on the
sewerage system were opened yester-
day and the contract will he awarded
In a few days
Maj. Bartlett and wife Americans
who are now considered Honolulu peo-
pie. are passengers for this place by
the Warrimoo.
All of the running horses at the race
track are in condition to come out for
the word. but couple of try-outs yes
terday were rather slow.
| A batch of the new issue of the one
cent stamps was received at the post
Office yesterday. The color is green in
stead of yellow, as heretofore.
Announcements of the marriage of
Miss Helen A. White, of Worcester,
Massachusetts. to Mr.. Il. e. A. Peter
son of this city, have been received
One of the events at the Hawaiian
hotel last evening was a match game
of billiards between DR.. High and Col.
Sam Parker. II was won by the lat
ter.
The sale of a big block of Makaweli
stock at San Francisco has again fall
len through. The report is that Gen
Hartwell has now taken the stock to
Boston.
J. Hopp 4 Co. are Offering this week
and next ut special prices enameled
iron bedsteads with full brass trim.
mings, sideboards and golden oak bed
room sets
All of the racers at the track hav,
been entered for the events of Satur
day and Monday, with the exception Of
the harness horse w. Wood, still or
the sick list.
a bear movement is now directed al
Makawcli stock on account of the con.
tinued option" trials, and 1t is likely
that the shares will be hammered
down several points
One of the furniture dealers says
that himself and others in the trad,
here have been informed by the man.
ufacturcrs on the Mainland that prices
of goods are to be advanced.
4 charter has been granted tn,
Pearson a. Potter Co, Ltd, bicycles
and sporting goods, capital $4,000, di.
vided into 800 shares of $50 each with
privilege of increasing to $25000O
On the Oahu college hedge this even
ing there will be the grandest display
of the season Of night blooming GER
Gus. There were q few blossoms out
last evening and thousands Of IA,
buds.
The horse Loupc is now regarded as
dangerous in the free-for-all. lie
reeled off "A mile in 2:15L yesterday
LOupe Is the only harness horse that
has been given any fast work this
week.
!. All persons having claims against
the estate of Thomas 5. Campbell. late
of Paia. Maui. deceased, are requested
to present the same to Charles Gro
zier. John G. Anderson. .Jr., or w. O
Smith.
Maunalei stock has stiffened up IN
fine style upon the announcement OF
Stoddard as manager and GOhier as
head luna. The stock was firm at 81
yesterday afternoon. with n sharp de-
mand.
According to coast papers u. Allen
Sherman, known there as Edward A.
Sherman, was notorious as an agitator
in Christian Endcavor circles and AT
one time had a big row with Rev. DIR.
rnyl. who 10 nlsn knnwn In Hnpolul,,
Harold NJ. Sewall. the American
Special Agent. and Mrs. Sewall, have
returned from the Mainland. Both
are looking exceedingly well and have
had a pleasant visit. They are again
at home at Moana their Waikiki
place.
Gen. Eagan denies that he in any
way gave an interview published here
land sent to the coast In which he was
represented as being deeply aggrieved
over the fact that his son had sold
some coffee land to the Olaa planta'
ton company.
Rabbi Levy says that IL will be i'm
possible to have u Hebrew cOngrega'
ton or place Of worship here. but that
he will suggest an organization for OBJ
scrvance of the great church days o
the race. Rabbi Levy will speak In
Central Union church at an early date
Geo. A. Seyde, who was here as ser
geant major OF the U. 5. V. Engineers
and who was mustered out Of the bat
talon AZ a second lieutenant. has re
turned to the country. He will b'
! bOOkkeeper for the Hawaiian Gazette
Company. succeeding Mr.. Walker, wht
> poeS tn tho Ranid Transii CamnanX