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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, March 11, 1895, Image 6

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I'ACiriC COMMEltCIAi ADYBTIS38Bi nONOLUiiU. -u.oix ii, ibo.
TU1Z
JUSTICE TO RESUME ITS SWAY,
The District Court Will Reopen its
Sessions Today.
JCI": I'CKKYTO IIOMTHK M AI.M
About If H.-dria .ml Wfly Cm... to
ltrbt Up Mot of Which Are
ror Otlm Ia I,on -'h r
and h Col Ironk anI JlMor!rly.
After a cessation of business since
the 5th of January laet, Judge
Perry. will re-open the Diatrict Court
at 9 :30 this morning. As there are
Borne 250 cases on the docket, he
and his clerk will be kept quite
bu3V for a few days. Mo3t of theee
A 1
cases, however, are wnai is lermeu
in police parlance "petty criminal,"
nrf will not take much time to
adjudicate.
The cases which will come up
before His Honor today are of all
a a rnmnp fmm assault witn a
MiiUB) O
deadly weapon to disturbing the
quiet of the night and selling liquor
without a license. There are also
numerous opium cases on the docket
and also a case each oi rape, mcesi,
mavhem and lascivious conduct.
Itemizing Judge Perry's docket
it will be found to include tne ioi-
lowing:
Assault with a weapon. 7 ; non
payment of taxes, 1 ; burglary, 1 ;
vacrancv. 1 : failing to attend ex
amination, 4 ; assault and battery,
24; drunkenness, 21; perjury, 2;
bribing police officers, 4 ; sodomy,
1; larceny, 10; embezzlement, 1;
malicious injury and mischief, 3;
affray, 8 ; murder, 1 ; rape, 1 ; may-
offense, 1 ; deserting contract ser
vice, lascivious conduct, 1 ; vio
lating passport laws, 2 ; furious and
heedless driving, 2 ; gambling, 120 ;
incest, 1 ; disturbing quiet of night,
4; selling liquor without license,
11 ; opium in poseeeeion, 2; arson,
1 ; violating license Jaws, 1.
These caees are the accumulation
of over two months, during which
time no session of the Police Court
has been held. Under martial law
there has been but few arrests for
petty offenses. For example, but
one arrest was made cn Saturday
and that was for drunkenness, pure
and simple. Yesterday tifrernoon
another individual watt hauled in
for the same offense. When mar
tial law is not in force the average
arrests on Saturday night has been
about fifteen cr twenty for drunk
enness alone.
LEFT ON THE PLANTER
George Ritman Denies the Story
That He Was an Anarchist.
By tho barkentine Plauter, which
left on Saturday afternoon, J. Cr
White and George Ritman, with
their wives, left for the Coast. In
an interview with Mr. Ritman a.
few minutes previous to his depar
ture he positively denied any con
nection with anarchism; either at
Otumwa, Iowa, or any other place.
While a6knowledging that he was
connected with a strike of iron
moulders lu Otumwa years ago, he
positively denies any. connection
with anarchists cr with any soci
ety with such inclinations. Mr.
Ritman will visit Otumwa during
his absence from Hawaii and will
forward affidavits from that place
for publication here, which he
claims will be a complete refuta
tion of his eupposed anarchistic
tendencies. A large number of
friends and acquaintances of the
family were present at the depar
ture of the vessel.
COURT NOTES.
The executors cf the estate of
M. Goldberg, deceased, have filed
their first annual account. They
are Theo. C. Torter and E. D. Ten
ney, and their statement shows
they have paid out more money
than has been received. The ac
count shows the receipts to be $15,
730.62 and expenditures $15,7S2.70,
leaving a balance of $51.70 against
the estate.
Lefiton of Honor.
The following oflicers of Hawai
ian Council, No. GS9, American Le
gion of 'IIonor, were installed on
Friday evening last : Commander,
A. E. Murpby ; vice-commander,
F. E. Nicolls : orator. P. Peck : sec
retary, J. F..Eckhardt; collector,
T. B. Douglass; treasurer, Chas.
liasUce ; chaplain, George P. Cas
ile : guide. 8atauet Ledtrer ; sen-
l7VT , ? Prtn . warden, John
McDoc&ltl.
pniTCHAP.D IS A NOVELTY.
The rimt lpoMkii Senator From North
Carol In Ior Twenty-two Tear.
since John Pool retired from tho United
Stated senate nearly 22 years ngo North
Carolina ha not had a Republican aenator
until Jeter C. Fritcfcard was elected by
tba legislature now In session at Raleigh
and took Lia scat tho ether day to fill out
the term of the late Senator Vance, which
will expire on March 3, 1897.
Mr. Pritchard was born In Jonesboro,
Tenn., July 12, 1857. He was educated at
Martin'a Creek academy and Odd Fclloir'
Institute In Tennessee and later learned
the printer's trade. He did bis first work
on The Union Flag, a Republican paper
published In Jonesboro.
In 1S73 he retnoted to Bakers-? llle, K.
C, where he began the publication of a
newspaper and where he entered politics a
JETER C. PRITCHARD.
year later. He was a Republican,
and
during the presidential campaign of 1870
he made a aeries of speeches for Hayes and
Wheeler. In 1873 bo again canvassed his
county and was for several years a deputy
United States marshal. In 1870 be re
moved to Marshall, the county seat of
Madison county, and In the GarfieldHan
oock presidential campaign of the follow
ing year was subelector In several coun
ties and made a number of speeches.
In 1884 be was elected a member of tho
lower bouse of the North Carolina legis
lature by a handsome majority and was
re-elected in 1886, receiving the largest
majority ever secured by a Republican In
bis district up to that time. Meanwhile
he bad turned bis attention to the law and
In . 1887 was admitted to practice. He
speedily gained' a lucrative business and
has since become one of the prominent
lawyers of the state. In 1883 he ran for
lieutenant governor in conjunction with
Colonel Oliver H. Dockery, the Republic
an gubernatorial -candidate but was de
feated. .
Marlon C. Butler, the other newly elect
ed North Carolina senator, Is a Populist.
Ho will not be seated until March i.
Telephoning In South Africa.
Ono of the finest telephone systems in
tho world has recently been put In opera
tion in Johannesburg, and tho linos will
bo extended to the mines and tho smaller
towns of tho Transvaal. Tho Dutch bavo
a reputation for thoroughness, and'beforo
building their system tho head of tho
Transvaal telegraph department mado a
tour of inspection through all the princi
pal cities of Europo and utilized the best
ideas of each.
Wherein Nature Orer loo Iced Australia.
Australia is the only country in tho
world to which ruminating animals aro
not indigenous, and yet cattle and sheep
of various breeds tbrivo there amazingly.
After Pneumonia
Catarrh, Abscesses, and
Dyspepsia
Hood's Sarsaparllla Cave Robust
Health and Strength.
Mr. TW. TF. OUm
Is a well. known blacksmith of Trenton, N.J.
lie writes Illustrating the great building up,
blood purifying powers of Hood's Sarsaparllla
after serious Illness:
C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. :
" I am pleased to make a statement of my ex
perience with Hood's Sarsaparllla. I am a
blacksmith and contracted a severe cold which
developed into pneumonia. Before I got over
the Illness, two lare abscesses gathered on my
limbs. Different medicines failed to do me any
good. Catarrh and d jipepsla
Mado Me Very Weak
and I lost flesh. I was adTlsed to take Hood's
BarsaparUla. Before I had used a bottle I began
to feel better. I continued and have taken five
bottles and It has cured me of all my troubles
and made me perfectly welL I now have a good
Hood's Cures
appetite and weigh five pounds heavier than
vsr before. I cannot recommend Hood's Sar
saparllla too highly." "Wu. W. Otis, sot
oebllng Street. Trenton, New Jersey.
Hood's Pills cure all Liter Ills, Biliousness,
Jaundice, Indigestion. Sick Headache. 23c.
HOBRON DRUG COMPNAY
t.f.3 VhoUfal Aenta.
FOR SAN FEANCISC0.
4vM
The Hawaiian Steamship Kahului
H V80X, jConiirxi rxtler.
Will sail for the al-ove port
Tuesday, March 12th,
ISflo, AT 9 O'CUXK St.
C7Cbin passage, $50. Steerage 2o.
For freight and paagt, apply to
II. HACKFRLI) A CO .
293 2t
Arnta.
Tha Daily
month.
AdTrrtirr . r&ti a
THERE'S
ONLY
ONE
Profit made by US as we buy
direct from the maker, where
by we save TOU tho middle
man's profit. If you have been
told otherwise, call and be
convinced.
Our special announcement
to you is that by the Gaelic
we have received a fine assort
ment of Dress Goods, Gents'
Furnishings, Neckwear and
Japanese Jewely consisting of
Scarf Pins in new and unique
designs for both ladies and
gents.
To the
Ladies.
We invite you to call and
see oui new importation of 1
YARD WIDE SILK DRESS
GOODS at 30c.
They are beauties, and you
will fall in love with them at
sight.
FURTJTA,
Hotel Street.
PAPA S PANTS
Are too Large for
me
But they fit papa the
he has had made in
nicest of any that
HONOLULU.
If 3'ou don't know where the place is,
ask the policeman on the corner to
ehow you
413'Eort Street:
While ordering a euit, j-ou can also be
fitted out in all classes and grades of
Don't Forget the Number
413, 413.
JolinstoD S Storey.
ONCE MORE IS THE' LiHD !
N. F. BURGESS
is acaln prepartdjrto repair Garden
Hose, Sprinklers, Water Tape, Saw Fil
ing and all kinda o( Tools sharpened In
cluding Carving Knives and Scisr;
Lawn Mowers a tpeclalty ; also Fttin
Ulawi. in Utl all kinds of johbin2 Work
railed for atd rrtarnrj. U;0 op
Mntnal Te'.epLon n tin; rJor "
oVlort a M i-Uixu "
FURNISHING
CASTLE & C00EI
LIMITED.
IMPORTERS,
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
-AND-
GENERAL
Merchandise
Plantation Suppli.,
Steel Plows,
made expreBsly"'7or Inlai d Work with
extia Pari.
OANE KNIVES,
Agricnltaral Implements !
CARPENTERS', KLACKSMITHS'
AKD
MACHINISTS' TOOLS
Painters Supplies,
Blake's Steam Pumps,
Weston's Centrifugals,
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines
RUBRIC ATINO OILS.
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Etc.
Etc.
CASTLE & COOKE L'd
nviponxKics.
Hardware General Merchandise
New lot of Crepe and
Plain Tissue Paper.
Latest designs in Pic
ture Mouldings.
Lots of other Goods,
new and novel, just
received.
3S57-ly
HOTEL STREET.
DRESSED TO KILL!
He is, no doubt. The result shows it.
The damsel prefers the better dressed
man. Sach result is a matter of course
when the suit is made in our well-known
faultless style. Poor tailoring 6poils the
best cloth. With us both material and
tailoring are above criticism. And we are
now making Suits, Overcoats and Panta
at a biff reduction.
See our Pants for $o.
MEDKIROS & CO.,
Hotel twt. opposite King Bros.
Wanted To Purchase.
A
hlf. of rm: iioixjmua
Ji tvCvl
WAR
PHOTOS.
YOKOHAMA
BAZAAR,
IMPORTERS
Japanese Silk and Cotton Dress Goods !
Kimonos, Scarfs, Shawl, Bamboo Parlor Screens, from $2 np and Portieres. Fana
Lacquer, Porcelain and China Ware, Gente Furnishing, consisting of Silk, Cotton
and Crape Shirts, Silk and Cotton Hoee, Neckwear, etc., etc.
We are the cheapest and best
Call and we will convince yon with prices.
MURATA & CO.,
JUST RECEIVED
HENEY CLAY AID
BOCK
Clioice Havana Cigar's
Hollister
A acil ic k axdwaxz Co..
ii i . . i . i ii j j i
VUICAN SAFE1Y MATCHES The best in the market odoiless,
WAR -:- PHOTOGHAPHS I
Framed at 1.25 each and Upward.
liubber Garden Hoee;
IVIeclianios Tools, a. specialty;
Ready Mixed Iaiiite; l?aints in Oil;
Dry Iaitits; Varnichee; Paint Oils;.
i
I-ncol and. Linseed.,
Paint Brti8he3, Blasting Powder,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
CAEBOLINEUM
(begistbkkd.)
Wood Preserving Oil.
Endorsed by the Press, Scientists and leading Architects throughout the World.
Preserves all wood above or underground, in fresh or salt water. Prevents
dampness in walls and renders brickwork waterproof. 'Destroys vermin, insects,,
house fungus, disinfects premises.
CARRIAGE WHIPS? a new invoice.
Agents for the celebrated VACUUM OIL.
Pacific Hardware
Fort Street. -
J". HGPP & CO., -
FURNITURE JUST RECEIVED !
4
THE lVtTJTTJA.r,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORE
RICHARD A. lleCVUDV
Assets December 31st, 1893 : 0!SSf707,CC0i
o
A Good Record, tho Best G tiaras! C2 fcr its Ttrre
o
czrroz PAirncuutiL?, at tlx to
C
9nr
HOTEL 8TKKETS.
AND DEALERS IN
house in Honolulu for Jarvan
Proprietors.
FROM
& COMPAIY
Co.
Giant Powder, Caps and Fuse t
AVENARIUS !
Company, Limited,
- - Honolulu.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
BEDROOM SUITS
JSJT L,OW PRICES:
Wicker Ware,
. Rugs and Poitiers of all sizes,.
Shaving Stands.
Card Tables.
AND ROCKERS
In Oak or Cherry,and other goo!
too numerous to mention.
Repairing of all kinds prompt
ly attended to. Furniture packed
for the other islands. Special
care given to Piano moving.
74 KING STREET.
ikk 'tis fe

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