The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

die yesterday.
This is the Week Of Prayer in evan
gelical churches.
Or. McGrew is cOnvalescing from a
sharp attack Of grip.
Use "Odorline" for disinfectant pur-
poses Hebron Drug Co.
\ Tribune bicycle is at this Office
awaiting an owner. See Found.
The Strangers Friend Society will
meet at the Y. NJ G.. a. this morning
Excelsior mattresses from SO up at
l.. s. Matthews & Son, Beretania street
If your clothes are worn, ride
Cleveland. It will make a dude Of
YOU
Mail for the Coast by the China will
close at the general post Office at noon
to-day.
w. II. Crawford has severed his con-\
nection with the Hawaiian Chinese
News Co.
An important notice to the Austria
las passengers appears elsewhere in
this issue.
V. Petroski was q cabin passenger
for Honolulu arriving on che steamer
China from Japan yesterday.
Cases of petit larceny are rather
more numerous since the quarantine
regulations went into effect.
The case OF George Lycurgus. charg-
ed with selling liquor without a license,
was continued yesterday until Wednes-
day.
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
January is out with its usual interest
ing budget OF religious news and COM
ment. Il
DR.. Il. l.. Hutchinson of Hilo was al
passenger from Japan on the steamer
China yesterday. lie Is at the Hawaii
an hotel.
The HOyt-McKee "Trip to China
town" company was lately in Australia
and expects 10 play a fortnight's en-
gagement here.
John Doe and Manuel Correa were
arrested yesterday charged with heed
less driving. They will be arraigned
in court to-day.
Mrs. Christopher Gertz has sent an
other memorial to President Mckinley
protesting against her treatment in the
Hawaiian courts.
Otto Gertz will be arraigned in Po-
lice court to-day on the charge Of gross
federate money to be passed. ~
r. o. Hall &c Son have issued their
usual neat calendar for 1900. In addi-
ton to the day of the month it carries
the day of the year throughout.
Wednesday, January II, 1900, will be-
observed as a national holiday and all
Government offices throughout the Re-
public will be closed on that day.
NJ j. Simos was arrested last night
for selling liquor without 81 license
He resisted arrest and a fight ensued.
He was later released on $500 bail.
Oahu College, having received per-
mission of the Board OF Health, will
open next Monday. The preparatory
school will remain closed until further
notice.
The furniture of a fiVe-rOom cottage
is offered for sale with privilege of
renting the cottage. Inquire on prem
Uses, Nuuanu street, second house
above Kukui.
A. p. Taylor OF the Advertiser staff,
who has been confined to his room fos
the last week through overwOrk. is
convalescent and viii be at his desk in
a day or two.
use another persons pass in getting
inside the quarantine lines, was ar
rested yesterday, and will have 20 eX-
plain in court to-day.
All Chom, An Son and Lum Hoo,
Cinnamon. were arrested yesterday,
charged with assaulting Bernard Perry
with a deadly weapon. They Will be
arraigned in Police court to-day.
20 Fran
cisco per Australia must confirm their
bookings and call at the office OF the
U. S. Consul General for instructions
today. See notice on page Il.
Perry II. Heath, protector Of the
First American Bank of Honolulu, has
been made chairman Of the Committee
on Organization and Literature OF the
Republican National Committee.
Miss Killean. Hotel street, an
pounces that she will hold a grand
clearance sale OF swell millinery, ele-
CANT imported waists and skirts. rib
bons. feathers. etc Great values in all
lines.
Henry r.. wOrthingtOn, incorporated.
engineers and builders. corner Fort
and Queen streets, request the special
attention of the plantation managers
and agents to their advertisement on
another page in this issue.
Special attention is called to the new
stock of whips, horse boots, busters,
rsbber and nickel firing. folded hand
parts, etc, at California prices. at Cali
eorna Harness Shop No. 693 King
street, ID. o. & NJ 3. Hannah.
Lieut. Sam Leslie was knocked and
suite seriously hurt yesterday morning
while attempting to stop runaway
dray on King street. A hack horS'
1arther along the street was also badly
injured by the pole Of the dray before
The team was checked.
A public meeting OF all members oil
the Free kindergarten and Children
Aid Association, and all in the commu-
nifty interested in the establishment OIL
the Castle home for children, VIII DC
held I'm the Y NJ G. A. hall Wednes-
day. January 10th, ut 10 a. m.
Mr.. n. Waterhouse, Jr., and Nrs
Warehouse expect to go into private
quarantine at home the last OF tn'
week, under the rules Of the Board o