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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds. Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco. Cotton, Cattle
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
aud Domestic
aud Domestic.

NEW YORK, November H-Specula-
ton at the stock Exchange was irregu-
lar, and, in the main, weak. The open
ing dealings were attended with hrmness'
and a slight advance in prices was noted
all along the line. The Improvement
was short-lived, however. and the early
gain was generally easy London then
turned up as a buyer. and this had
very favorable influence. Purchases
were unusually large for a half-holiday'
and tended 70 strengthen confidence
among local operators. The buying by
London was said to be due TO a belief
that the reports OF trouble between the
United States and Spain. in the matter
Of Cuban affairs, had been exaggerated.
In addition, tho settlement Of the Nene-
zuelan controversy is having good ef-
feet among foreign operators.
Current reports that the bank state
ment would make a splendid showing
also encouraged ventures on the bun slde
Of the account. This statement, when it
was published. more than bore out pre-
vious predictions. In fact, II was the
best exhibit ia years. The gam III sur
Mus reserve was enormous, footing up
IS Gg3. 525, and the amount now heid III
excess OF the % per cent. required by
law IS over S23,O0O.000. the largest since
my last. The gain in cash was S26i5.-
soo and the increase In deposits, $l59lS,9OD
.oans vera expanded for the first time
In a month. the increase being S'zzS,ylv.
Some operators took advantage or TINS
favorable statement to realize, and' uh-
der this pressure. the prominent issues
receded Ian Is per cent, Sugar ana
sIanbattan leading. Sugar fell is. TO
1898 and Manhattan rs, 10 - 5-o ne
decline i'm the other prominent stocks
Was confined 20 narrow limits. In the
inactive issues, St. Paul and Duluth rose
61-2 to 2A-2 and National Starch nrsI
preferred 4. 10 90.
Speculation closed weak in tone. Net
changes. as rule, show fractional oe-
cIines on the day. The total sales were
only 123. 400 shares, including 1850 sugar,
10 100 Reading. 900 st. Paul, and osW
Southern Railway preferred
The bond market was very firm. Inc
sales footed up A,B6coo
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy. at sat per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5q6 per cent.
bar silver, 6iS-4. Silver at the board
quiet III, Ito,
business I'm bankers bills at A.d Ign
s4S2 for sixty days. and ASQSts5 Il Tor
demand. Posted rates, $i& l-z1SLoo IL
Commercial bills, $LSoqA.SL
Government bonds steady. state bonds
dun. Railroad bonds higher.
Treasury balances: CON- Sl2'5l9'V5'
currency, t51,255S2S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
EDGAR THORNBURGH.
ISN'T 1T FUNNY

that the public VIII not buy stocks until
prices are up ~ 70 80 points? Here Is ST.
PAUL up at its old stopping place-19-
and the public loading up with it. II may
go very much higher, but how much bet
ter 10 have bought IL around b some
seventy days ago.
Remember, that n bull market BEGINS
I'm gloom and ENDS in glory. IT begins
when things look the worst, and ends
when they look the best. IL begins at the
bottom and ends at the top. There must
be a top. The tide Gibbs as well as flows.
We DO not say positively that the top
has been reached yet, but we are ad-
1t is safe yet to buy on the breaks. and
safe to sell out on the bulges. The coun-
try is all right, but Wall street always
discounts good news.
Everything may make new records this
year, but don't be too bold now. There
must be many and severe ups and downs.
Keep big margins and don't get rat
.led."
We have taken our clients through bull
markets. bear markets, and panics, and
not an account on our books shows a
loss; every one shows gain.
paid cash dividends OF 49, per cent
since July 1st, and those who have left
their dividends TO lie compounded have
over $50 per cent. TO their credit.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AT PER
CENT. A WEEK, compounded weekly,
amounts 70 SAB IN ONE YEAR. DO you
want anything better?
Remember, that capital and system,
combined cannot lose. Remember that
the amateur always loses In the end.
Every private account under our man.
agement shows a fine profit.
The average profit on private accounts
Of a thousand dollars capital Is ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEK
When the tide is strong II is much more.
We will not work with small margins,
however. as we will not help you lose
your money. You can get plenty OF help
in that direction. SO do not be downcast
at our refusal
This is not guess-work with us. We
have no blind pool business. Every
transaction Is made by reputable brokers'
and Immediately reported TO investors
II our advice saves you one sixteenth or
a point In buying and an equal amount In
selling. then our commission is saved.
Aything gained over that by our aid Is
clear 2rott
We are not Bankers or Brokers, but
Investment Agents. We neither receive
nor pay out money. Your capital must
go 10 a reputable brokerage firm.
We recognize in our plans that there are
always two sides TO the market, and
money can he made on either.
SEND FOR PAMPHLET FREE
w. H.. FOREST, 90 broadway, n. \.
mo Bin
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET


NEW YORK, November H-Flour-
Dull, firm and unchanged; southern -four
duh and steady.
Wheat-Spot market quiet and easier
with options. closing, steady; ungraded red
SfaS9c.; No. 2 northern, 81 lie; options
opened weak and declined Idl 3-Sc., adj
yanced 5-sG1 1-Sc., fell 1-2c, and closed
steady-7-8a1 lie. under yesterday with
n fairly active trade, No. red, January,
Soc; May. 9lc.; May So 3-Sc.; November,
Corn-Spots dun and easier; No 3
80 3-403lc. in elevator. 81 1-2d3 SIC ahoat
options dull but steady at a lie. decline;
November. 80 3-Sc.; December, 81 3-Sc.;
May, "a 1-2c.
Oats-Spots dull and easy: options dull
and nomlnally 1-Sd1-4c. lower: December,
q 5-Sc.: February "a Use; May IS 5-Sc. !;
spot, No. 2, DC; No. white, Sc; mixed
Hay-ouiet; shipping. 1892 l-2c.; good
BeefNQuiet; tierced city extra India
mess Sl0.256i $3.50.
out Meats-Qmet and steady: picked
bellies. So; shoulders $425QA.5O; hams,
s90$9.50.
si.45; city, sA15; December, A35; refined
ouiet: Continent A&; South American,
5.25; compound, 1852 1-2qN75.
Pork-Dull and easy; new mess. $500
Rutter-Firm: State dairy 11Q1sc; State
creamery. 1890 l-2c.; western dairy, So
l3c.; Elgins. 20 1-2q2lc.
Fggs-Ouiet; State and Pennsylvania,
oaC,.lfc western, fresh, NG2ic.; do per
case 81 25qS5.5 50; southern, 2lQ22c.
Cottonseed -Oil--Steady but easy; crude,
PC: yellow prime, &c
Rosin-Steady: strained, common 70
good 81. gOQSi.S 1-2.
sYPai pseinitine-oulet and steady at sSa
Rlce-Firm. in moderate demand, and
u' MsII1olasses-Qulet, steady, and unchanged
Peanuts-Quiet, fancy hand-picked,
coffee-Steady and unchanged to Il
noinfs up; November, 5000 50 70; Deem
her. 50 co; May, se.o5; July. $40; spot Rio
Sngar-Raw firm and quiet: fair refining
Aide: centrifugals tS5-degree tesD
3 lido +: refined quiet and steady
Freights 70 Lverpool-Quiet: cotton, by
steam. 1-5id.; grain, by steam. I'D.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. November l4-Whilst wheat
deciined in price to-day, II was not with
Ut ,neeting with considerable resistance
Sa,,aral times Il rallied with enough vim
% cause "shorts" Just little uneasiress
and 10 set them TO scurrying for cover
I'VE cash situation gave token OF less
congestion. and Il was said there was an
or,ca quoted. The principal source Of
Weakness cane from q report that rains
Nod fallen in India. AS IL Is claimed thai
a. seaaon there has not advanced toe
sar for moisture TO be OF benefit. ths
eject was detrimental.
December wheat opened at from Wild
| so i-sc., declined TO IS s-4c., ana closed ~
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WYTHE COUNTY.
Death OF an old Citizen-MarriaGe
AuuouuccmeufS.

amour ccfn cutss
WYIHEYILJE. VA, November IA
sloeIal)-Mr. James H. Kyle, whose III
ie.s have noted IN previous letters.
...i ct bis home. near specdwen. Cripple
,..,k Valley. I'm this county. yesterday
booming. at the advanced age Of 81 years.
o. 10 within the past few months Mr..
.f.o lead a most active business Ire.
~ cuisines s-mau. he was a great sue
.rs, having accumulated quite a -
.are which is invested IN agricultural
itl IMMORAL lands and live stock. About
year ago the deceased married dhe Sc
,.nl tmO Miss Cornett, a young lady
h some twenty summers. Of Grayson
ilniy. lie leaves no children.
A't James Il. Jordan VIII soon com
nercc the erection Of an imposing cot
we on Lawyers Hill.
me cards have been received here TO
m marriage Of Mr. Charles n. Boyd, Jr..
son ~ Captain O. u Boyd Of this place.
tnl Mss Elsie Nelson Nicholas, Of Nor
10Y which happy event Will take place
" 3D. Luke's Episcopal. Norfolk, on the
according 20 reports, on the same Day
~ "ilmore KY Miss Gertrude, caush-
ssf or ex-Sherlnf- David A.
whitman formerly OF this county, but
WAC moved - Kentucky several years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
Run over and Killed by an Empty
TIut-Cur.

Run over and Killed by an Empty
FIat-Car.
boswell, Va, November H.-(Spe-
cial.)-A singular accident occurred at the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway station at
Hanover Courthouse this morning.. csus-
ing the death Of Mr.. William Ford, an aged
citizen Of that vicinity.
Mr. Ford was ON his way 20 the vii
lage store conveying a basket Of eggs.
While crossing the side-track he was
struck by a moving empty fat. which
knocked min down, mashed mis- head, and
broke both legs.
Some coiored hands, who were preparing
TO load the fat were shifting it at the
tim Of the accident.
1T was learned that Mr.. Ford had great
difficulty in hearing, and it is Supposed
that he did not hear or see The moving
car as he stepped just In front Of il, as
he attempted 10 cross the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, November T. 1875.
No auction sales to-day. and private
sales very light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites 5000; tobacco. N.CSS06. Total.
81 S6S.9G.
Private sales for week: Wrappers. 80:
smokers 81 hllers, s.; cutters -: dark
leaf. So; Buriey. Z; Tugs. -. Total, ZS6
hogsheads. against III hogsheads last
week and 1888 hogsheads Tor same week
last year
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes, Ni,ls0S; tobacco, N3.9lL43
Total, S., 1883
business was dull to-day. as IS generally
the case on Saturday. Tie markets closed
firm on all grades. Good bright and dark
loose sales are looked for next week.
Mr.. y. Il. Parham, OF Greenyille. y. c.,
and Mr.. Edmunds, Of Danville, Va, were
hero tO-daN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15

really normal. The last imports OF COLO
have also swelled the total.
The expansion OF 500 In loans is n
favorable feature OF the statement, but
that there IL room for a great deal OF
growth I'm this Item is indicated by the
fact that the loan total Is now just about
where IL was on February Sth last, which,
until the week following the election.
marked the low point OF the present
year. Present loans are still N7.o0o,Oo
less than reported ior the corresponding
week Of 1895.
The unprecedented Increase OF 81. 9l9. 800
In deposlts was 20 have been expected,
In view OF the conditions noted above
circulation had decreased 81 200, and pro-
bablv will continue to contract, after the
sG Ooo coo expansion, which the stringent
money market brought about after July.
AS result OF the weeks operations
the reserve increased. ss.es3, 525. and now
stands at 81. 5O3.925. which IS higher than
has been reported since March LIST last.
In a sentence. the statement shows
that the banks are again in a position
TO meet ali legitimate demands made
upon them.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
.rhe averages show the following. COM
pared with the last two years:
No H. 80. No. 16 '95. No. II, '9i
Loans .S45. 4Os.6 coo $is2 S83. 800 yioS 937. go
Specie =. n,sao%' oo''o''"O "'f-l'loV
Legal ten .... ..-
derS 60,l-f'V' o''Ao'''VV A"l''oo
Net depo- ......
sits ..... 45A5o''VJ o-O'--9'"Y o3f'of"HV
Circula
tion 2).4991O0 ll,16i,3o0 1l0l7O,O10
Total re-
serve l39, lvo'iV' 4ol'SoI Nv @hViv'9Vv
Reserve re-
ouired :. 1is.5Sa,S75 13l .557,15O 1885. $50
Excess Of re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15

7ec.-ll-sc. under yesterday. Cash wheat
was weak and lc. bushel lower 49,.
Corn--A natural lowering or tne 49,
Of corn took place. Tho undsrtons o oe, ,ne
market lacked frmness. and the ax.io ,
OF wheat was against improvement sus,
ness was neither greater nor smaller .n ra'
1t has been OF late and the trace "'S
void OF character or incident - -
May corn opened at q l-2c'. soi c,os De
tween 70 5-S and Is l-4N2S 3-sc, and eioAeo
at 2S 3-Sc.-1-Sd1-ic. under YESTERDAY.
oats were quiet, easy. and unintereslins'
A few unimportant buying and selhhg Vi
ders. such as are usual at any time, WeIe
executed, but further than that the MAJ
ket was featureless. for prices depend on
the feeling manifested by the other grains
May oats closed n shade lower. Casn
oats were steady for good, but easy ioi
other kinds. 49,.
Provsion-Lower prices were quotaD ne
In this market. the decline being que "
the weakness OF grain as well as or hog
prices. Trade was slow and barren OF
feature. At the close January pork Wss
T1-2dl0c. lower. January lard Il-2c low
err. and January RIBS 2 1-2f5c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as foliows'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
BONDS.
BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve, increase, sS693,525.
Loans increase. sS,22S,S0.
Specie increase, s.. 265,5OO.
Legal tenders, increase, S4,407,2o0.
Deposits, increase, Sl5,9l9,900.
Circulation, decrease. 1920.
The banks now hold SO, JO3 925 in ex-
cess of legal requirements.
The New York Financier saws this
week: The effects of return of conf
dence are plainly shown in the stale
ment Of the Clearing House banks OF
New York city for the week ending No
vember 18th. In fact. the increases in
the various items are so large as to be
unmistakable. The cash gains Of the
banks for the current week were }l2,C7S, =
300 OF which $S2C6,3OO was specie and
81. 4OT 200 legal tenders. The expansion in
gold has probably never been equalled
In a similar time before. During the
period prior TO the last bond issue. when
the banks were accommodating as much
specie as possible, II required four weeks
effort 70 bring about an $4,000 increase
in specie. The movement is now purely
voluntary; and. IL the increase Of $500,
600 in tho United States Treasury, Is
added TO the amount received by the
New YORK Ddnks, II would seem tnat
over 100000 In gold has already come
into sight since the election from these
two sources alone. How much other
banks throughout the country are car
rying there IS no exact means OF know
ing, but the total must be enormous.
For the first time In weeks domestic
exchange at interior points has risen to
a premium, and the banks OF New York
are now gaining largely In cash from
these sources. The Sub-Treasury has
also been losing money 10 the banks. so
that the accumulation OF funds. aside
from redeposits OF boarded money, are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
COMMON SENSE SPECULATION

Is the only kind that will win and Is bet
ter than all the schemes and systems In
existence.
Make money in the markets. Do bugi-
ness where YOU get good advice based ON
facts Don't be talked into deals that
vour own good judgment forbids. You
have no money 20 lose. Invest IL sensibly
In Wheat or Stocks. Don't expect TO set
sonable. We are making money for our
clients, and will continue 10 make money
for them. =.
Send for our advice, II costs nothing. IL
n a. not good. ion't patronizo us. We
have told our customers when TO buy.
and we Will tell them when 20 cell, Write
to u.s. o. T.. MALCOLM 81 CO.,
Columbia building, New YORK
oc 25-Sult
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
FINANCIAL.
E.D.THORNBURGH& CO.

Since our Reading Circular giving the
present condition and the prospective
value OF tho Reading property was COM
piled and issued, this security has ad-
vancei over 20 per cent. in value. It has
been so widely copied by the press Of
the country and has been so satisfactory
to both our clients and ourselves that we
have determined to give out during the
coming week a similar prospectus regard
ing another property that as yet has
been but little traded in. and conse-
quently has enjoyed a very slight ad-
vance. Any activity in this security will,
therefore, necessarily greatly enhance its
value.
This prospectus may be obtained by
calling at either OF our Offices or by mail
by any bona-nde investor after Novem-
Der Goth.
EDGAR THORNBURGH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15

quiet at c5Isc; Gales. 40 casks, There
were bids at 5hc. after the close, but
no sales were reported; receipts, LUZ
casks
Rosin-rn good demand; market opened
unchanged. ard closed at a &c. advance
In the q and II grades; sales. f,lW par
reis receipts. 1872 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
November "A. 1896.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSdIP.

The undersigned, surviving partners OF
- I've firm OF Davenport & Morris. have
lis Gay entered into co-psrtnershipl under
he firm name OF DAVENPORT. NORRIS
e 60. for the purpose OF conducting the
importing. Commission, Wholesale Groce-
~ and Liquor business.
~ JUNIUS A. MORRIS,
FRANK A. DAVENPORT,
ISAAC DAVENPORT.
NO 15.l7.I9,22,2L.2 5&29-7t -.---..-.--
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
nA1T1MoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. November 4-Virginia
gs. new. 7l1-267l 81; do, Century bonds,
81 1-f0Gl l-2: Baltimore and Ohio, II IL
bid: Northern Central, &C IL; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern lists, % "a bid;
Consolidated Gas stock. CO 10; do. bonds.
Gs. us II bid; do, do. SIS. 1C5 bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15

In consequence OF the death Of Mr..
isaac Davenport, IT., which occurred this
day. the arm Of DAVENPORT 4 MOI
ms is. from this date. dissolved. The
surviving partners-Junius a. motifs
Isrsnk x Davenport, and Isaac Daven-
nort-wil sign the firm name only In
All persons indebted 10 the late firm are
requested to make immediate settlement
With thcm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
FINANCIAL
WE HAVE A BULL MARKET.

II IL uh 4 ~ n OO1A ahihAtAAAs
Money situation again normal Finan-
cial conditions the best IN years.
Confidence restored. Tonc Of the mar
ket firm and advancing.
HEARS HAVE HAD THEIR DAY.
AND PROFITS NOW Anr ON Tan
LONG SIDE.
Write for our 400 PAGE MANUALS"
illustrated with railroad maps, giving
complete information OF all RAIL
ROAD and INDUSTRIAL properties.
including highest and lowess prices
for a series OF ten to thirty years
OF Stocks, Bonds. Grain. and Cotton, and
also the methods OF buying and selling
ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FRED.
STOCKS. D0NDs. GRAIN,
COTTON, PROVISIONS.
Bought or sold for cash, or on margin
or 3 to nor cent. Commission. us.
DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FIRM
WITH WHICH YOU DEAL IL AS M
PORTANT As SELECTING THE
RIGHT STOCKS.
New. York National Bank references
furnished.
Twenty years experience. largest ellen
tele, most commodious offices. best
brokerage service.
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Hoods Pills easy to operate. Is cents.

by CALLING AT FERGUSON
pR0THERS'. No. 81 east Broad street.
Won can see the only 5-PEDAL. PIANO
ever presented IN Richmond. You viii be
delighted to hear the different effects that
can be produced from 1t. no bit
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON. ENG, November 1l-Bar
silver. % l3-l6d. Consols, loSl-S for
money, and 10 IL for the account.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
nEALIR RESORTS.
rnp VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

BATH COUNTY. VA.
ON CHEaAfEAAE AND ONO RAIL
NAY. 2,5o9 FEET ELEVATION.
A largo and splendid Hotsl. called
THE HOMESTEAD. with al modsrn
been erected on the site OF the old Hsme-
stead. After June 18th eates for tAg
summer will be as follows: Hcmes lsad
Hotel cottages. and annex. from w per
ton OF rooms; the Virginia Hotel from
sl2 per week upward.
ADJUSTMENTS AND SPORTS: Fine
orchestra; dancing in tho Casino every
evening: riding and driving parties daily;
swlmming-poois: new tics cle-eraekt. golf
grounds; 1awn-tenris; pool and biiiiorc9;
bowling. fishing and hunting.
my n-su. warts NaA1sssl J
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pIssoLUTIoNs & CoPARTNERsuIPs

October %. 1895.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO
PARTNERSHIP.
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DO YOU SPECULATE?

There are a great many persons who
would like 10 invest IN the markets, who
neither have the time nor care 10 take
much risk Our cooperative plan fil.s this
emergency. Let up become your agents,
and watch the fluctuations for you. Write
for our circular letter which explains tho
only safe method. BUTLER q CO, Post
Qnlcn Boy ~ Rlnhmnnd Va. no ID
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-23
PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.

From San Francisco, per o. S. S. Aus
tralia, June 22.-V. Andrews, Miss NJ.
e. Bortree, d. e. Bortree, G. r. Cur
us, Dr. VIM. r. Cochrane and wife,
Hon. S. NJ. Damon, Miss NJ. S. Denis,
Miss G.. Ensign, Miss L. Goldstein, Col.
f. L. Guenther, U. S. A, Miss Guen-
Their, A Gartenberg, wife and son, I.
NJ. Starkey, F. A. Jacobs, NJ. B. john
son, L. Kahlbaum, Rev. J. P. Lytton,
Mrs H. c. Houdlette, A. L. Louisson,
Geo. Lycurgus, ]. T. McGrew, Mrs.
Mackenzie, Col VIM Macdonald, z. K.
Panghorn and wife, Jas H. Pratt and
wife, Mrs. Rasmussen and child, F. H.
Rouse and wife, H. G. Schmidt, E. F.
Schmidt, Miss r. Schmidt, Adj. L. NJ.
Simonson, wife and two children, Jas.
n. Suydam, Chas. H. Suydam, Jas.
Wakefield and wife, S. Wakefield, Geo.
S. Waterhouse, w. L. Whitney, Mrs.
DR.. Wood and child, Lieut.. F. A. Will
ner, U. S. N, S. Witkowski, Phillip
Williams and wife.
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SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Interesting Program for Joint Ex-
hibition This Evening.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the closing joint exhibition
by the preparatory and manual depart
ments of Kamehameha schools to take
place at the gymnasium at 1880 this
evening:
Music-Fisher's Song ..............
Manual Lower Grades.
Recitation-A Daniel Come to Judg-
m6nI. M T. ID
A Hotterndorf.
Chorus-Summer Now Hath Come
Among Us ..:...........W Wilson
Preparatory Chorus.
mposition-Autobiog of
D. Kaloi.
Music-Wandering .......... Schubert
Preparatory Upper Grade.
Chalk Talk-Little Things. .........
Eugene ]. Hall
K. Hanchette, L. Waiamau.
Music Selected
G1ee Club.
amation-Conquest of Obstacles.
w Abbey.
Man in the Noon. Marchant
What Can You Dor. Cole
Preparatory Lower Grade.
Experiments ......... .E. Montgomery
ecitation-Railroad Train. ......
............. Mlnna Z. smith
Kaukea, Nanapi, Pa, Makanui,
Christian, Keaomakane, Aikue.
Music-Hunter' Song robin Hood
Trio and Chorus.
ecitation-Company A............
J. Ordenstein.
Eighteen Preparatory Boys.
Music-Minnehaha .................
Preparatory Chorus.
Recitation-There Is No Unbelief..
S. Kekahuna.
Music-Copper Song Franz Won Suppe
Preparatory Upper Grades.
Chalk Talk-Some People We Meet.
E. Kahale.
Recitation-Seein' Things. .
J. Desha.
Joint Chorus-The Legend of the
ChlmeS II. De kOVen
Preparatory and Glee Club.