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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

New York, Sept i2.-rAiihough much
better than Yesterday. demand did not
reflect the activity Of last week. nor
was Il expected, O., time mast be ai-
lowed joDbera 10 distribute their FREQ
purchases Of the previous Two Wechn
On fhc other hand very large aaigs sre
being returned through me forUafdihn
orders Low priced Einshains have bced
ID good drmand and aaies. Printing
cloths ~ demand AZ ac bld hnd sales
Of 10000 pieces. The feature 81 next
week VIII be The largest Haiet OF dTeta
silks over nude ~ suction, whinh VIII
consist OF 500 pieces. fhr production %
tho seven mills " Schwnfzenbach. HUI
Der A Co. Ia this country aud Europe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

ehe was faahionnhle woman at a
faehianablc r2s1rt. and she bad a very
common sort cf q man for a husband,
who stayed home niakiuE The rooney
necessary Tor her spiufae On There
wnn plenty o. &c. and sic eul d awalh
70 wide that u provoked tiia clNy ana
adverse oiitlciEn % her icaa fortunate
sisters The more 40, as limo went BY
and the husband ueger put 10 nn app
pearance. ono day one " these un.
pleasant ninga came 10 her ears aud
she went after tine nsnker.
what do you insaH ~ talking about
mcT' she asked W a white beat
n never said anything that wasn't
true" came back the Other woman.
you did, too. ron said ! was iiYinF
"a very eioehnt siyid Tor q woman who
had no visible means Of support when
sou know ~ won Al ! % that haNe a
husband"
the other woman smiled NJ only q
womnn can emile under similar clrcum-
stances
Huh" alio shifted; rhc isn't VISIBLE
IL herr and shc iesked her nose W In
The air and walked oir.--Detrolt Free
PreaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

liverpool sept l2--l y. m. oloalur
Cotton Spot fair bu4incHa prices easl-
er; American middlng ESD me
Bulcs OF tho day wore 5000 hhloa ~
which 1000 were for spucuRuon aud cN-
port and Included l2aoO American rc-
ceipta. 600 bales. all American Fu-
lures opened easy with thc demand
treoly supplied aud closed quiet Amor
incnn mi1dling i. N O. September.
8 lI-Gld huyerHi September and October.
3 lb-Gid sellers, october and November,
9 ii-ttd bnyou Notember ann necem-
her. i4-Biaa A5-6idi December and
January. 3 ih.Gid buyots; lnnuar, aud
February. t0.@Ia i7.Gid February
ana March 3 fs-6id buyers March and
April t5-Gid scllers; April aud May.
9 hi.GidWl 0s-Gid' May and June. 3D.
cd buyers
The iondprN Of todpv'g deliveries were
200 bales new dnclyetH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
s0ND AND STOCK MARKET
..,xrss STRONG. BuT OPERA
rIoNs WE'RE LIGHT.
=. uenrs Made II Drive AT the
openIns, Under which Prices Gave
o., for n Time, hut the conai-
,ors We're unfavornbie

x.w York. Sept. 12.-Ths speculation
~ srock market today. except dur
M first hour OF buslness. was
.,g in tone. but the volume W the
l.,n.aetions was rather light. At the
.ainr drive was made by the bears
,he general list, which was Induced
Y. me heavlness Of American sscuri-
Z. on the London exchange and by a
6~oisrate selling movement In this mar
!, for the foreign account Un6er
IN. pressure prices gave way mate
|.suy. sugar declining / lie 10 $50;
{r,ned States Cordage Sic 20 l5c:
.,nnneapolis and ST. Paul preferred
n 10 l5c; Iowa Central preferred
l.se 10 aSc. and the rest OF tine shares
| fraction, with some few unimporlsnt
|,,ehtions. The depression In sugar
u due to the report that the direct
Is were not unanimous IN the dsclara-
an Of the dividends that one u the
4 ,dlng members OF the board was In
Esyor OF making the diVldsnd = Per
<,nt An the dividends were declared at
y regular rate, aud Western Union
Esme ont today with a :avorGple re-
~ and the usual dividend NCws
Enm the reorganization committees
AL rnther favorable. \ ready absOrp-
Xen OF the stocks on arod for sale
Lhsrked the movement Of the short ill
E,rsst. and a gradual Improvement IN
,mes was begun, which, with an oc-
8,donal slight reaction, continued to
HI close. The early decllncs were
Eapldly recovered in most Instances,
Xts during the afternoon a higher
,nre of values was established. "he
,rket closed firm at a very general
Ilyance Of lac on the days ,ransac-
"a The strength OF lha coal stocks
H. marked feature uf tho specu'a-
on. and was accompanied by q ruinor
I'M a new coal combination was apt
he formed OF course. the rise in
fnding was also assisted by the ie-
tted progress toward reorgl imitation.
rron Short Line gained 3-Sc. Sugar
Xaaup i-ac from the low point Of tho
5nlng and reacted i-4ci retaining a
Inin Of l-ic. Burlington and Quincy
covered all but half tSthe morning
Nook Cordage and Minneapolis aud
a Louis each recovered l S-Sc. Dis
M1na was weak all day. closing at tho
6est point touched, which IA / l-Sc te-
the final sale Of vase day. The de-
-ssslon I'm the shares was dge - the
itfon Of the holders OF "ebaie vouchers
4 he company In appealing COM
Nee 10 protect their interests and
urilne the officers n he company.
]m Central preferred made no iCCov-
n. and is down 9 l-2, The crhcr
ses are fractional gt. Paul, North
p,tern. Atchlson. Missouri pacl1c
Iuthern. c. c. G. and st. Louie, ard
riheru Pacific preferred are uu-
al na.a n 4 aHag HHt1h Inn
ne marked the dealings in the rord
irket today and considerable activity
p developed The transactions ag-
Xrnted 81 SOC. 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13


Furnished by the Galveston Export
I Communication cornunnv t.ocau nnnrlset
N'Y'''''''s'''' eoi"paHS' iVVnl ''u' NY
pilNeS 10 NOT iheluue Commission lVi
/ receiving or shipping,
The government crop report on con-
| dltion OF corn September /, WAS better
I than expected, Prices however were
! well maintained yesterday partly due
/ 10 the cool weather.
We quote from our Central and East
ern Town letter received this morning
two weeks 100 cars Iowa sood white
oats, testing SO pounds, At 2ao The
corn crop. but the damage has been
greatly exaggerated"
Eastern Iowa writes. you must
think We have a famine up here Would
white oats at Sc, aud corn Al 5ae IN
corn. and We have quIic 4 ,ot Of old
corn Ieu m farmers hands"
Corn-Tcxas corn sui continued
Weather and farmers busy Viii cotton
prevent better movement As soon
as the movement sets Ia freely we cer-
tainly look Tor lower prices, and would
a. AZ = doissvetrd at stntioa FOR ear
corn. deaiers 40 10 45e sncseI. shelIe1
"a d iotg.
Oats-C;ood 10 choice. soc for car lots;
sncked oats aim continue Heavy: will
nrobobly be- better next month. Indian
TERRITORY oats zoe. sacked.
p,iee nractieaily unchangcd az 81 f-9 10
bs IL bnsls. Gaiveston.
Hny-Dul. market ovcrstackcd on
NOR 10 fnir second cutting. al 81. 90 TO
IA ~ IA Texaa and Indian Territory
n,ints
cottoneaed- Seven dollars per ton, T.
4. Texas common points.
-
O. louis Srptenbrr ff.-rnHh grain:
wheat 50 as. corn. bG: oats. a.
tfgnsas Citv. septembor II -Caah
,.,,tt,. Nvheaf lg IL. corn. IS. onts.
- 49, "a
Uone,e CIV septenber iO.-Car-lnt
r.r1i,ts of wheat.
~ chi ST., Mpls Dlth. Tot
.r,day aig aO5 90 rqs 40 1851
~ os,o le0 I'D al5 40 500 2i15
sriiSt rseipte OF corn.
K.C. chi. stL. Tot
Today - "a sC2 ~ 4u5
va yesr agn % 81 100 li6s
.-i,, ,ecei,.fs N Data.
ttr ,7bi ST. T5t
r,d,y ne 1gR hi gig
TX N III gs as
G,,sifant warwick s. Bureauxh today
.,,,.i,,eS letter from MiEsisgipl
r -, sskinr f5r hide on corn, ne
l9lHs III vs. ahon, w contract
WI 'VV bers The rate Is "a cents a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Corn started strong, hut There Was
suficient ReHiisiRg From shat
tered honEs to Cause slight ne
pression-ohts Fairly Active.

Chicago, sept, ia-wheat opened
Arm at a slight advance upon YES
terday's closing price The tirmuess was
probably due to the moderate receipts
here and in the Northwest and 10 the
stendiness OF the cables. December
started at 81 5-sc. hut was Immediately
attacked by what was termed ooiee-
lively the Partridge Rosecrans- Bros
seau crowd and It gradually weaken
ed untll leo had been rubbed on its
opening value. 1t rose again to tho
opening quotations and about an hour
from the close 5; s-sG57 lac was bid
for It. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
were quite light at 1870 cars. and were
an ala in sustaining prices toward the
close, December fnishng at 81 i-ec.
Corn started strong, but thcre was
suiheient realizing sales from shat
tered longs to cause temporary deprea-
sion and a decline OF about 5-So iron,
the highest price made near the OPEN
Ing. May started at from 56 Use TO
20 l-4o, sold for time at around so i-ic.
touched 90 a-sc FOR moment it de-
elined to % S-ic. recovered again 10
20 S-sc, dropped back TO 5s 7-SGbec, and
OF the end was SEC, business was act
I've in spots and dun Tor much longer
Intervals
The oats market was fairly active.
May started steady at from 30 l-sf
! SO 1-ic, sold down Ga 36c and back
again TO 80 i-2c. where Il closed.
The provision market WAS easy M
the opening. but the demand at the
| slight decline which tuauWlralcd the
trading was 10 good that SELLERS soon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

New orleans, Sept 1e--cotton-
stcndy. eaioa spot. oOq' 20 arrive. 300.
receipts. 1891; exports 20 Great Britain.
1885. ntook, sg593
Futures pplot mud Hieady, sales $500;
September G.N hid; Octuhnr g29n6 so,
November. 625nG3G; December. Gi3f
Ga. January. 0isgG4n. February, eta
eiG.6i. March 6l90G60. April. 6.65Qg 60,
Mhy. 0igaI1ll. Lnna. oiamd1n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

The STANDARD wgald be pleased q
hear from all cn:flenpn ~ LeNAa ana
'1,,,ri,,a and We viii. furnirh mafktfe on
~. III ii.e,ton We make o speciality Of
~, spl''i Tesas trade. and y GOOD care Of
wy in the yards and good snios Is
. s. vou desire. then send as trial
W. i,.,,,S III and We viii endoayor 10 make
~ ~ q permanent customer. Write Is
sTAaDAsD LIVE ~ sioeN sONAiis'
80. -rcur Exchange building. Z
ss'e'' Yards. Chicago. ".
sansotn. Manager. formerly OK
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

London, Sept. IA p. M. closing.
canadian Pacific, es l-2; Erie, Is SIS:
ERIE seconds. 70 lac; Illinois Central,
y, II; Mexican ordinary. Is IL; ST.
raul common, 6S SIS; New York Cen
.ral' loi 81; Pennsylvania. SO ~: Read
ms IL Mexican Central. new As, co 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Iss yesterdays declarations which
ssseNss Tor present controversy on the
rc,,. rhnl dividend which is 10 De ar
,,,d tomorrow and the Rock Isl-
nev, On which action will be taken
49, lelay's movements OF prices re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

to Great Britain. s7ss forwarded ai.
sales. 1906. an sninnera stock, SIN.
Total to-day. net receipts. Il $50. ok
ports 10 Grcnt Rrltala io.Sss. ntoek.
ei5,Ssi. Consolidated net rocciria II.
$50; exports " Great Britain, 1s.S7; "a
Franco, SO: to the continent. ilii. To-
tai since September 4, Not reeeiptk,
ao,osS, exports 60 Great Britain. ssSiS;
TO France. 5n to continent tcst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
Money,

New York, Sept. i2.-Money on call
ksy al per cent. Prime mercantile
Iepcr, 3@5 10 pr cent. Sterling ex-
;Apge firm, with actual business in
jankers' bills at Sass 3-404.S6 for de-
band and Sl.S5Gl4.sb Ia for sixty days;
aNea rates, SASS t-294.S6 and sl.S7;
flmmerclal bills. A.S4
Silver certificates, O. 10 bid: no sale,
ar silver, Ga.
Mexican dollars, 80 ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
LnrAI. .IAllIlaI..

Fort Worth. Tex, Sept ~.
Sugars III made . decline w price
today. other prices unchanged
Trade shows an Improvement owing
principally 70 The cooler weather.
staple Proyisioss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

ehort clear 10 i.so, bacon, bollies.
~ l-lci dry salt bcillcs 10 i-ec! ME-
dium hams, % i-2ot largo hams. N
l.sei smal hama iio. breakfast bacon,
I 80
i.ard--compoanai i-soi pur lcat
sugar standard sranuia,ed b.so,
powdered hprfcia o a-tc; 'powdcr,a
half barrels. Co., cut luaf, hsrrla. 4
s.te; cut loaf hnlf barrels Co, yoi'ow
clarified, 7-SWHc
Cone0 Nrbueklc'a Arloan, "a 1890;
midland. ~ l-2c, Lion ~ i.ge; Alaroma,
e. i-se' French market g 1887 MINK
urcen conoe ny the sack. good; ESQ,
ehoicc, Gle; nncy. % 1870 poAbsrry
"A lee old government JaNe.aio. Alb-
rice common, i,ge, prlms.to. head
rice. Col new head. tmI i.eo
Mumrnasa parrcl lots. fancy eurnr
house $50 rhulco, per gallon, agc fancy
syrup per gallon, N 60 4nr
salt fiahrNew Mhcycral. medium
[ No. !, helf barrels, 81 b0s No p iO.ln
net kits, 81 TO- medium. No 1, i0.b not
i4cldop Meilnm. harrein ss.ls, n,s.
dium hAif barrels, sS.a0. small harreia
Sd7h, small hair barrels, $500. lu.vnllon
kcEa, 81 10; b.fa@loh kcge, sl,5i ninia,
ilci duatth, ner dozen, d SO, hnlf ani-
len pcr doten. fLia, American, gallon
rer dozen, tdQo, hrXagon, gallon. SltQ.
iNpptiAl. rhiluui 1850,
Chcca0 Fancy fun oream nlngios.
"a leo, choice fuH cream al ibs. "a
a-ic, fnncy fun vrcam, young Amcrl-
cams loo
lpour end Grain.
Whont Na 3 tioi SO. 3, igt.
r. ilnurt lioft patUnta, fifi per 100
puundsi hnlf paicuta, Sia0 TINA Rrad9.
{ B..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Memphis. Tom. Sept ig--coloDa-
Steady and unchanged. Mlddiing. 7-isf
sales. % baips receipts. "a; shipmeute.
ISL. stock. 2gs1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

st. Louis, sepi. i2.-coiion quist,
/ 1910 lower. miadlina, ZIG sales.
70 bains, receipts, nonei nhipmpnfs,
700; stock, I0.s60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
IlE ezETE. woRTII TENAs

H. The big draft horses whtS only walk
BET all wheat; The others SET third
eats and two.thirds wheat"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

9. 4o,,,. No sept -wooi-oulet
sfs.,dy ana uncharkec-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
Rnngc OF I'rIccs-Ncv Nor4.

tomarlss7-1'he market closed puiol
and steady. Sales. a. 900 bales. spots
were quiet at 6 use; spot sales, itO5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

ranssn sep. is.--cene suSa- Steady
rt,,le doing. cenirifafs' 1sYs, - ~
m,,sooyado fair renniNs' AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

'Nsw York, Sept, ll.--Stocks and bonds
pea a. tie following prices bid;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
COURT NOTES

Judge Whiting has committed
William II. Aldrioh to prison for
thirty days FOR contempt Of Court
in disobeying the writ enjoining
him not to depart or attempt 10 de-
part from these islands until the
further order Of Court.
In the matter Of the alleged con-
temp; Of editor Henry n. Castle
and reporter Frank L. Hogs, Judge
Whiting has dismissed the COM
plant as TO Mr.. Hogs and taken
the case under adviSement as to
the editor. c. W. Ashford appeared
for the rule to show cause: and W.
+. Castle appeared for the respond
entS.
Application has been filed for
probate Of the will Of the late Ed
ward c. Damon, by Cornelia B.
Damon, the widow, who is made
the sole deviSee under the will.
The property consists Of realty in
Honolulu valued at over $4,000
snd over $4,000 worth of insur-
sncs on the life of the deceased.
Deceased left five children. Petit
toner in person.
Hang Sam. father of his two
minor children, named Alvins and
Anna. hiss filed s. return of sale Of
resl property in North kohsls,
Hawaii. which wss ordered to be
sold BY the Court. He now reports
thst the proceeds Of sale will net
his children something ever $500
after paying expenses Of sale and
costs. The property was bought
by the KOhsls Sugar Company.
". +. Castle for the guardian.
A submission Is been filed in the
Clerks Oriiee 10 ascertain whether Or 4
Suy interest, Sui wh&r ste 10 Be charged
= due suG PAYABLE t. the severGi lesateeS
under the Will Of the late SSmusl q
Wider. The submission rec ties Al length
the iSCtS in the case, and several ex-
bib.ts sre nlcG >hoSiu- the status Of the
eS-a,e hi, Is valued -, II 30, more
thSr. $50 90 ter the eccum C-anCsS
and lsssciss have All been paid IS
e1Ar.- ell i the sftorley for the admins
traitors with the viii annexed, Sn,t Garter
* Carter ar= the attorneys Tor the general
lr-ScsSS- The matter Wlu come u At
the next term o. the SIp-eme Court,
Which opens on MOnGSy next
The biennial regOrt Of the Chief JUS
tee Tor the wears 1872 Snd 1895 has Just
bsen issued in pamphlet form. The
same will Dc submitted TO the Executive
sui ADVISORY Councils az their next
regular meeting, Sud distributed to heads
u Governmental burs-uS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

made TO bear significance the very
reverse Of the original intent. The org
inal American missionaries have near y
AL died leaving the present member
ship Of the Association predominatingl'
hAwa ian. But the original inte't
dominates the Corstitu ion OF the Ha-
Naiisn Roard. now carried on by deS-
ceniantS OF the missionaries, 10 intro
duce into the work II the Board, mem
hers OF ether nationalt Is. A hali-Chl-
uese was e.ec.ei this wear one OF the
members. and thus, gradually, the
Board will come 10 b. IN some a,cepi-
able measure truly representative OF the
various naiionahiies now co-ope' ahns
through the Hawaiian Board in evan
gelizing our composite population.
In the afternoon, alter passing
votes OF thankful appreciation for the
many tavorS received, the Association
came 10 = close, IL has been eNtraor-
dinariiy we'll attended; only the most
Iraternal, united Christian spirit has
characterized the proceedings, and IN
that spl'it the delegates aud pastors
now return 10 their homes, 10 push
forward with new arior aud vigor and
nopetu ness the work ot uplifting 10 no
lower standard than ChriSt'S own cha
acter snd teachings every resident OF
these islands OF every nationality.
Principal Richards invitation 10 visit
kSmahsmeha School was eagerly ac-
cepted by about thirty who had not left
on the afternoon steamers for other
islands. They were welcomed by Pro
lessor Brigham, and were shown over
the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum,
which excited their admiration for the
exquisite ami persistent care taken OF
the ancient Hawai- sn tools and dresses,
and belongings Of various kinds. A
bountiful repSst was served in the dining
hail, aud then battalion drill was held,
though greatly to the disappointment OF
the visitors, the rain put an abrupt end
TO the marching and wheeling and
commemorative of the manly young
fellows, who are the hope OF the Ha-
wsiiaa people for these coming years,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Meeting of Hospital Trustees

The semi-snnusl meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the Queens
Hospital was held yesterday morn
ing. The report Of the attending
physician was read, which was
followed by the semi-snnual fuan-
cial statement of the treasurer. It
showed that the Hospital was in
debt to that officer TO the amount
Of S411729.
After routine matters were dis
cussed, the election of officers took
place, resulting in the selection OF
sII the old officials DR.. c. B.
Cooper attending physician, and
DR.. c. 3. Wood attending surgeon,
were resppointed, and DR.. Edward
Armitage, Dr.. Robert P. Myers and
Dr.. George A Ings were placed on
the honorary board Of physicians.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
Il Paid 8 Visit to tie Philsdalphis
Yesterday.

Thro1zh the courtesy Of Admiral
Walker, the members Of the Association
and Other organ iEsziOls now holding their
annual meetings s-re invited ID visi the
Q 5 T. : PliLzislpnis yesterday morn-
Iuz. Three Of the ships bats, filed with
the Invita- Zu-sts, we're t3EeI O1i to the
7ssssI 5T The steam Iz11-h. Tuey 10
spec-s,i al parts OK the ship, Witnessed
: drill q d=ck- aud heard : salute Of e.
teen guns fred - marx q respect
Rss1ninz their session 3, 1J-3JA
zfs5r reports O: v1ricCs committees had
been rss5. 6rist dresses were made OF
the Ecrk :. hgu= zni ab-14i. SPECIAL
l--=rss. as Manifested II Ih= appeal for
E=E srC1=1-s i1r tn ministry Eh1
s-c-li hare some adequate kEOEleiEe
q the E--. Il AlzUEe- Some prO-
u,1ssi Ci-Z1zz- In tie laEZuEz= q scue
q TIE Ar-i-L=s q the Constitution zsz<-
5-st - 6-st some O1pcsitIol- Ils Ha-
EsIzE1 BoEri : really the executive oou-
ul--e= q TIE Ascension, 3 L TIE enc
spo11Ilz s-cze-L-y VS. ori znzllF ole Of
lt--
can BoarL o. Lzte years tn secre-
tETy rs ut ben cllmi>s5olei By tina.
socl-Iy. altEoCzh the salary has been
pail u Z Il S4s soo1 made eTite1s
slsz ID Hawaiian cs1ld ID the Eork,
an - tEzrz szs E-1zrzl zclCl-Sc-lcS
II c kin ne pr1Ei-1 tElzs the c41iIi.rrs
tr t1s- o1-s u1-r y sPp-9F=i b. the
l American Bart
Tl-1 u as ur0p,1z=,i Itzt IL third q
--5 E=E1. = q tie Z. ard shall b Hs-
EEE--- again tE=r= -. : euEu Il 2
- sL-l- -EJGl1 b p1- Epoa HzszIisls
z11 Ezz r=O-tuIrts q tn 1Osrd
slcCAi - HzE4sizus BIZ Eheu the
El1l= -r--h IS e-Cs-r-.sl I'D ter ~
ID a. l--I.- uE1Iies n th- I'D 49,
rlr--G--l III HzEs5zn zs-0c afilsl
l. slz5 > IL s1-e=-s3c Z The old -4t5-a-
a. M=eul<7 u The American niz-ilr-
49, y In TIE HEEzIz1 - e5sfa1u
Is tlrC=l III zuzzI=-n ls-lsJ-zrl-=
1Fupp=s1 r-zl- osl n1-l9lzI czsizn lr1o1.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
The Planters Monthly.
CONTENTS FOR MAY,
1891

Notes on Various Subjects.
Portuguese LSborers.
Destruction Of Forests in New Zealand.
Hints IRON New England.
Accidents IN Suzar Mills.
The Synthesis OF Sugsr.
Help Required from the Planter.
Beet Sugar Industry 10 United States.
Florida Orange Culture.
Drouxhts snd Wafer supplies.
4 Ten Million Sugar Fzeto.y.
Sugar Du les 1871
Mistakes OF New Corners.
Facing New Conditions.
Prices Paid for Sugar in Different
Countries.
Queensland Labor Question.
Origin Cf SineTAl hOsphates-
Growth OF Irrigation.
Notes 90 BInznz Cultivation.
Important OF SUGAR Statistics
SIs4l Hemp IN Barbados.
Truth the Syn Of Gentleman.
CGss Of Sugar II 1898.
Subscription s. 80 wear.
Foreign Subscription s. : year.
8ouni Volumes. 8 80
Back Volumes bo1nd 20 order.
GiZETTE PUBLISHING Co.,
- Merchant St. Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
INTuE CIRCUIT COURT OF

l. the Fourth Judicial Circait 81 Ibe Hawaiial
Islands. In Probate. In the marJer OF the e.
tale of JOHN K. EVANS, Of AouOkaA, Hawaii
deceased.
document, purPoriinE 70 be the lss: VIII snd
Testament Of John K Evaus- OF UouOkaa. Tia.
vail. deceased, having on the 18th day of May.
A ID. 1888. been presented 10 said Probate Court,
and petition for the Probate thereof. and for
tn Issuance OF Letters Parliamentary 10 James
DriseoL, having been filed by him.
Ii l. ordered that MONDAY. the 9th day of
July. A ID. 1924, AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day,
~ the Court Room Of said CIuiI. At Honokaa.
HSuSkua, Hawaii, be and the same Is hereby
appointed the time for proving said Will and
hearing said application when and where any
person interested may appear and contest the
sAid Will, and the granting of Letters Testament
tXry.
dated Hilo. Msy 1s,h. 1891.
By the Court:
lSsa-Sw DANIEL PORTER, Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

More Aren't the New Bank.

Further inquiry regarding tie
establishment Of : new bank here
points to the fact that : Joint Stock
Bank i IN contemplation, which
vii No. only Do : general banking
business, but ~ill assist largely in
the development q the smaller IN
dustriss, particularly the coffee and
fruit industry Runner also SAYS
thai the syndicate sill make : u-o-
position 70 consolidate With Bishop
& Co and that, besides IoczI c. pit
xLi-1s, the small investors q th=
islands vii be Gllozei to take
shares