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New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
rAY nom EXTRA SESSION or CONGRESS.
PROPOSITION TO CALL IT FOR MARCH 70 con
sIDER CURRENCY BILL.

sIDER CURRENCY BILL.
Milwaukee, Nov. 16.-The advIsablity oi an extra
session of Congress next March for the purpose ot
considering among other questions the McCieary
Currency bill was discussed to-day at a conference
between Henry {. Paine Republican National Com
rnitteoman from Wisconsin. and II. II. Hanna. of
Irdianapolis chairman OF the National sound
Money League. In regard to the matter Mr. Paine
said:
Mr. Hanna came here to consult with me on the
line Of action he taken In the movom' nj 10 prnS
about the passage of hill for currency reform
'T-,fe l. no doubt THAI steps i he taken 10 hriS
about currency reform AMI IL * expected mat 4
src al session Of Congress. 10 open on March !
next. will be held. The currency bn VII ne m
tak@ up what * known rs the M,Cleary bill II -
intended also 10 keep up the work Ia behat OF
sound money through the League organization
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
STEADILY MOVING OIT or CIBi
TRANSPORTS ORDERED TO NUEvITAs- NEWS
FROM HAVANA.

TRANSPORTS ORDERED TO NUEvITAs NEWS
FROM HAVANA.
Havana. Nov. ia joint session Of the Evacua-
ton Commissions was held this morning Captain
General Blanro in order 10 complete the evacuation
OF the province Of Puerto Principe by November -.
has ordered the transports Chandonagar, San NJ
gus,ine. Isla le Paray and Mexico. which are ca
pablo OF taking board aboIt vc thousand troops.
. leave at once for NueVitis.
MaJor-Gcucrll Humphreys and Colonel Hecke-
and their stans and John Vashburne arrived
here This morning. board the steamer Mascotte.
Captain Carboncl. OF General Lees stan and his
wife. formerly ENingeiua Cisneros whose escape
from prison here. about two years ago caused d
great sensation. also arrived here on board the
Mascotic.
Manuel Sanguiily. Of tho Cuban Commission.
started for Washington to- lay 10y way Of Tampa.
The other members of the Commission will 60 20
Washington by way OF New-York Tomorrow
To-day ia the Feast OF San Cristobai. the patron
saint OF Havana. and tn. chapel opposite the
Palace whore the first mass here was celebrated
and which IS opened once year in honor OF this
saint. was visited this morning by large crowds
Of people. Pontincal mass celebrated ~ the
ca athedral the Bishop o. Santander official ding
Clptain-G General Banco and his STAFF and the high
est Spanish military naval and civic authorities
were presell Tn Palace was brilliantly ilmm-
mated last night
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
RECIPROCITY WI7H CANADA.
PROGRESS TOWARD AZ AGREEMENT MADE sY
TIE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION

Washington Nov. 1.-THE Anslo-Ameri'an JOINT
High Commission held "a brief formal session to-
d.v odio,irniug I'm ordc~ that the separate con
ferences might proceed. Reciprocity continues to
bc the main subject under discussion and It is un-
derstood that an advance has now been made by
tentative agreement on q few articles Wnlch dIe
io he. Tie subject ~ reciprocal concessions.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
TO CANVASS THE VOTE.

The members OF the Municipal Assembly from the
borouchs Of Manhattan and The Bronx convened
I'm the Aldermcn's Chamber yesterday morning a.
the Board Of County Canvassers 10 canvass the vote
cast in the last election They organized on l".S-
dav in the County Clerks Office. with John l. OAK
la,. vice presdanf Of the Council. as chalrina H.
T-rdor the law the canvass must b" begun within
ten days and finished within twenty DAYS ail'i '"e
a..
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
GILMAN HILL PERKINS.

Rochester. y Y. Nov l6.-Ciilman Hill Perkins.
prominent business man and trustee OF several
banks and trust companies in this city, die. sud
denly at his home at o'clock this morning from
heart failure. he was In the seventy y-second year
of his age Mr. Perkins was a Presidential electCr
I'm the Cleveland Harrison campaign Of 1892.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
GRAND JURY BLAMEs THE ToLBERTs.

Columbia S c. Nov. l6 (SpeciaD.-Iohn r Toll
bert and his SON who wer" here In the state
Prison FOR safe keeping. have been released ana
are now I'm Charleston The Grand Jury Of the
state Court now in session IN Greenwood county.
has made prcsentment attrbuting all the recrnt
troubles to the inccndary speeches OF the lolOe''a
and their followers
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AX2 CEYiTRAL AMERICA. WEST

THURSDAY p. ~. complementary l.3o M FOR
1.r - Alanihu ost,cr- for eze Puerto corisa ans
FRIDtY~At Il eupoiemental, ? NJ Tor Central
Ameres Ne Cs' r era S gi l,,l,s,, rsrae pnr,:
s,TJR6Ay u 2'lo a m for Newfoundland. per $:
Plata c9untr". per s. =. .ol"r',se va q Penamnuco.
aIre.ted .uer Colnrdge'D A. 10 m 'suppismentary
,.,rbac.ns rer s. b.. Allegheny deters Tor Costa Rlca
mus, Le directed "per Alleshan,'p at 1879 a ~.
yrtnn ds,,rs 1r other parts MeNco and for CNihs
Ira,tL per S. Prns Wien de'ters for Venezuela ~
-scs9 Trna2a n l.h pa PIT Gnena M nus, nus ts re-. 81.
r,erm.na Via Pernamhu,o 0e'ters for North Brazil
eiaTs 'i w II 30 a. n fo p5oc@ vsnszoe, and curscso
ais, sayani.a aet 'a'aage,s VA ,nra, , 40 per 5
from North sydne,
iv -teamer close ar this oi1re isiy a. $50 n.
w.. ,'' .e N.i'gi g iii. os@ i9 at 80 p m Mai.
,a5e s'c b .,car at ' sns @ Msai.,. nd rnup.d,,.
e.,n port t'nra ia. Mar, for MeSloo cy. ovsr,ni
'"'@s br.S laiy e 30 q. m ana 81 . m Regis
'orel mai ol'.s1 re- ,eXSrhcrG q r. .''ti MSir.s es'
M,Hs fr CHINA anan ard H9"a p", .opt,s 80, ~ =,
e9o m M Mans FOR chna ARD Japan Pcg oba.
oHi H I'' ,l her, re a sa " roSS SG.'PSs' Ssf .p
,iic. ,r.n san r'snc.scl c,,c nere daily ~ - ~
Tor e ras sses h, re and f0,Sarsss ss,nosS Isl .
H' Taai9i M5srs olo% ls"r San rancisee, os'
,O. IN % November - At >; ~. ~ a ~ .arla az
az, IN l.r orr arrival a. y" ~ OF . t.'u,iss
Kim Eriiish mails fOr Australia Ma,s ior n,na sr
~, re, Empress = china lifvIn Nhn'ot''-.'
'.ls mere dail, up - Notemhei = AZ - y IN
,,"Ss, ,.r Hawaii per Australia IRON SAT- rrh
Natis i9f n" p. dav up 90 December a. $50 o.; m
g., ,r ,rsrfniia except West Austfa.a' Ne" 20
al.', ,I,vatl ,ad Fli Islands. per > Nlo".ta u'om
81, clos. daily after November - ana W
December a. 6;3o y IT, -.,,,.
y, ,n,ltdr mas ore forwarded 20 port ~ sailing da'F
F,ta ..Lafuia OF closing - arranged IN he pre-
ana - th@Ir uninterrupted overland transit. fRfg-
,..ered mail closes at 2. m previous day .
'N''''' "' CORNELIUS VAN tOTr, Postmaster
t,s,o,nce N.v York y. November H. lsos
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
$1,000 FOR CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
COLONEL. ROOsEvELTs CERTIFICATE TI'A'EU u
FILE At ALBANY.

ALBANY. Nov. 1G--Thc certificate Of the election
ovnorses n Govcrnor-olcct Theodore Roosevelt
wac filed with the Secretary of state to-day Nr'
Roosevelt certified that he had paid TO +" \ NJ
,lrin the treasurer of the Republican state '"n-
r,i,,.o 50 nu and expended no moro mercy tn th'
interest Of his candidacy
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

.p,i,,ed matter otcG-fmtn steamers sailing on Tues
49, fak. rrirted mattef etc.. for Germany, ana sp
m, addressed printed matter etc. for other parts OF
I'm. American ami White star steamers on Nednet-
- i.rm,n steamers "a Thursdays. and cunard.
i-.nch and steamers on Haiuidays tshe plnteo
,,,,tor etc for all countries for which hey are ai-
,.rt,ed to carry mail. ,.
,. The closing - the supplementary iransatantc mai,
.,,eJ ,h.vl additional supplementary mails are opened
I'm tfc p..s of the Amei English French and Ger
man STEAMERS and remain opet until "thin Ten MIN
,,..s ~ the hour sailing - steamer
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
DETAILED FORECAST FOR ro DAY.

For New England and Eastern New YORK. cl0It'. ".tn
showers. frosh 10 brisk easter, winds.
For District Of columbia. Eastern Pennsylve Ne"
Jersey. Delaware Maryland and Virginia LOUDLY with
showers brisk east 70 northeast w.nd. possibly booming
.gh the coast
For Western nnsyvanis showers fresh southetserly
winds
For Western New York and Ohio shower fresh east.
winds.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
oRITTARY NOTES

Annapolis Md, Nov. l6-Passed Assistant En-
eineer f. II. Conant. United States Navy. died OF
pneumonia at the Naval Academy to-day
Chicago. Nov l6--Wiam F. Hale. formerly pres
idcnt Of the Hale Elevator Company. died to-day
Of Brlght's disease. at the age Of sixy-three. Mr.
Hale was preside II OF the Toledo traction com
panios and was prominent i'm religious and edu-
r,tional work He endowed Science Hal. Of Bcioit
College Wisconsin,
Chicago Nov. l6.-Profcssor Thomas \. Kennedy.
Of London died at the home of his sister IN this
city to-day. q Bright disease. He was a weil-
known hlnuotiSi and had Just arrived i'm 'hicag
from Australia. where he mad finished TWO years
enlargement. lie was taken suddenly Ill IN Mel
bourne. and started at once for this country; lie
had intended to make tour of the United states
hc fore returning to England lie was well known
I'm san Francisco. where he had lived Tor a number
OF years.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

Gp.cial Aolltr4


TaVs SO wear per .lonth. -,
l,sfi- without sunday IS year: 30 cents per nont1
snd,v rrlhIne 81 a year weekly 81. seml-Neekly. u
r0S AFxtra postage charged u foreign conntries
.ycept Mexico and Canada. and on the daily IN New
REMIrTANCEs II sent In cnsh. unregistered VIII ~ "
the owners "isk.
MAIN OFFTCT-iJf Satsau-s'
UPTOWN OFFICE I242 Broadway.
IutpIcATS ABROAD vii fnl Tn. Tribune Al:
Iondon-Oflre = Tho Tribune. i49 Fleet St
Marion chaplin & Co. ". . Princess St. H. q
ProNn Could & Co.. ~ New oxford ST.
Thomas cook & son. I.utgate circus
Paris Munroe & CO. Rue Scribe
Hottngue- s CO.. - Rue 6e Provence;
Morgan IIaries & Co. 81 BouleHarf haus'mans
Credit Iyonras Bureau des ETanseFs
Thomas Cook & Son. ! Place de IOpera
Geneva Lombard oder Z Co.. and Lnicn BANK
Florence Nhtby Co.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

iJEpJff pET DDG fIf SHOW .

The American Pet Dog CLUB viii hold its show
I'm the building formerly occupied by Sherry. ~
Thiriy riy-scventh-st and Fifth-avc. on THANKSGIVING
Day and the day following. The number OF entries
for OF ch class Is : follows.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
NOTLN OF THE STAGE.

Joseph Jefferson vi. eo this week 10 Ola Poin.
Vo'afost WHOM. h. .n:ouCs 20 rest for three weeks
" ih' m.aa tme f-e company which supported
Pin recently o. thc F.ua Avenue Theatre will PLAY
h Pitts rg Cai.seo and =. Louis. for ono week
Z each pa.o. beaded 10y Mr.. Jcfferson,s sons
rhora- .'affof.1a VII play Rip Van Vnke. and
R'ss hre. these three weeks the company
70 90 Washington and II IS hopec 'ha'
Joseph jefferson wN thon to able 10 act again.
Miss katherine Florence viii leave The company
'ach Is PLAYING con and or a. the Madison
Suare Theatre AZ the end of tho week. and Will
run 20 tho Iyceum Theatre Company which Is Is
- begin i's season ncNt Tues1a Her place a ,
tt Madison Square viii be taken by Miss Ethe'
conpsry T. o. the 7i.t Regiment occupied six
N1es AZ Roster & Bars Music Han las' evening
Tie programme arranged f0r the entertainment
~ a1 W the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum at
ne Metropolitan Opera House. this afternoon ana
,.eh'ns is au oxcc.en, ana varied one. There
~ setefsi onc-act plays ana enurc aois irom Inc
''4y Mrfkcfocr" and "SporunS Like.
KJ}DiKERN San ON THE MAJEHTIC.
party Of Klondikcrs-tarec men and one woman
who hurried across the continent TO take passage
On the White Star Nnor Majestic FOR England.
Where they intend 20 spend the Christmas holidays
with relatives nearly missed the steamship yes
'eiday The Majestic was just getting under way
Shen the successful gold-seekcrs drove down th"
Per. The eang~ay was stin in place ana up 1t
the quartet hustled in a lively way. The travellers
lad not minute to spare before he i.her whs vs on
eessed in costly furs was he VIE aa on ni1' ,in
sned Calvin who 80 said to have exIhahsesgh exIh shiIds
IN nuVeets before leaving Seattle. lfuBh Shlo.uS,
NO in Hine months is reported to nave "a
fortune of s360 go the hrd N 's al pai agent Of
70 Columbia Navigation Company @niChh "a s,
Z, Inc OF steamers between Puget souHo N"o
Aehaes
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
sJRGroN BElLN REPoRT 'oNFLI1fD

Major Wnliam Dufhc'd Bel surgeon o. ,n" IS
,,,,,,, and so, - r.gadi'r-General William
non ~ the Regular Army. VINO served wa" ,h'
-is, i'm cuba has completed ms report To 'ir " ''
Departmcnt Surgeon H'H wa. "ss's"' ~ ~ ~ -
rop"rI =, pr Rcn mak's number u Nause eig s-E
l-I.ti-t- -. 90 clofnlnp suitable for campaigns ~
Ees tlone iiinusSe md compares the phNri-a con-
ss.,n, suVn ~ ne Regular and voluntee! so!clsT1
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

lShoulI 10 re-d UAILY by al interested as chans''
reic~ mail. s.r the week ending November H. lsS
vii close rfsrtr all cases) the General fst on'e
follows Parcels tN-i ias eI'se o''e ''o'' ''''' ~
In IL sI-u. L.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
KARRIED.

LEONARD HOW WEIIs-On Wednesday. Novemo1 lN
1895 residence of the brides aunt. Mrs oe9rss
Ramsay Howell No Madison-aye, BY the hey
Howard Dumbsll Alice Holden. daughter OF Henry -
Howell esq. william Boardman i$onard
MORREII-HAGGERTY-- on Tuesday. November 10.
1898 Mt 81 Thomass Church. New-iOrk by the rev
Weisey Brown. d. - Anita Hetherington, dsuah-
the George Andrews Haggery. to Robert i<s
Mortell
OTIS -WEIDENFELD-On Wednesday. November ~.
1898. the Catneira by His Grace the Archbishop OF
York. Marie ADELAIDE. daughter Of the late JACOB
Woidenfsd. to Frank Alieync Otis.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
Reliaious Nolltss.

REV II NJ WHARTON presehs. IN H.rsce rscs
paptst Church, nfoakiNn, at and n ~. ene Mo.
eash xll! s.ag. ssals free.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
sANI-EI. COLCORD BARTLETT

Hanover ~ H. Nov. 1s.-The Rev. DR.. Samuel
Colcord Bartlett former president Of Dartmouth
College died at his home here tonight from acute
Indigestion, after an Illness OF little over week
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

Atlanta Nov i6-Colonel Cornelius Gardener.
commanding the 3ls, Michigan. who has been here
with a detachment Of mon preparing the winter
camp at Piedmont Park to-day received tele gram
from the Nag Department. reading
Cease all work Immediately. Return 20 Knox
Vile with your detachment at once"
Colonel Gardener intrrp.eis fhi. telegram
meaning su immediate movement TO cuba and
started for Camp Poland tonight The regiments
now At Knoxville which will probably be among
the FIRST 20 20 10 cuba. are the 3lst Michigan and
the FL Ohio and 4th Tennessee. The ~ Ohio moved
from Knoxville 10 Macon. Ga. last night
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
New-York. November a 1895
np Drprw THE rAvonIrr ~ THE WEST.

DIR DrpEw THE TAvoRITF ~ THE "HSl'
To ,ho Editor %. The Tribune. .,,.
Sir. NoN-York being ny native S'a''' INV ' g.,
other outsiders ! am always u''f'9 '" ,.u-
W. ,t,, L.or more than forty years past, now
,., mn Republican vote has been cas' In the 9'1'
-, Michigan where are frequently ao.e ,"9 "o''
., send solid delegations 10 Congress No"' a..
sons OF the Empire State are very numerous -
-, and ~ permitted would give an almost s'n % NJ
49, Vntc FOR Or. Depew for the me" ,rtnr ~
anDs,e lie IS the most conspicuouT Ne~- or ~, t,
7t n.o,e know and Ike him. lie has i-Nri Ia
eived them He Is n broad minded 50 - Si hoS the
orator VINO Is IN every "ey q.sr.. III. orelp.ea hy
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

,s,onisbtn.I, higa prices paid for ladies'. gentle
mon and chiren's cast-on Wearing Apparel me even
] .-f sros, costumes furs jeNe'ry brio -hrtc q 0.
e,n .r address Mr. or Mrs n. NATAL. 'f ON ave-
fransacfi-u- confidential.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dOrsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

Tribune Oslce Nov II a. m.-Iie weather >es'er
day WAS fair cool The temperature ranged between
- - degrees the average ,4GiD being D. higher
nan that and than thar ~ the cog
responding laN x ut
cloudy weather. with shower. .s p'obab." to-day.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

W II. Seward The greatest State in the Union
needs his services Let MS have them. \. \. ID.
Brooklyn. y. Y. Nov ls 1893.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white ire shows ne
chnnrea ir pressure Indicated hN The Tfibunes ser
recording barometer dotted limo si th' f-mp-fa
turr A. recorded al Perry Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

can To TEUPLE BETH-EL ACCFPTFD
Kansas city Mo-. Nov. is.-Raboi Samuel schul-
man OF Brsi J-hudA Temple this city hss &C.
cepted q call 10 Bethel Temple New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17
the rRE4SrRY'S cARGO AFlRE At SEA.

The total number of entries received is GO.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

Exnression stored by artificial teeth Or DEAN,
Worlds ralr Award 4jl Lexington ave t'tn
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

conpaty T. o. the Us, Regiment. occupied SIX
''1es AZ Ko.tcr & Dars Music Han last evening
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

s- NATIONAL BANK OF EMPoRIA KAN.
FAILS PRESIDENT CROSS SHOOTS HIM
= SELF At HIS STOCK FARM.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

RARNARD-On Monday. November H. m his 6sth YEAR
owen n Barnard Il Richmond Valley. staten islano
Relatives ard friends respectfully nNed 10 h.'ehn
the funeral services be held az the THIRTEEN stree'
Nstboist Enisc,pal church 40 33 West slth St. on
thursday morning November ~. at II o'clock
-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-02
Another PLAY.

In a few weeks now the ST. Louis
College Literary Society will present
another play in the cosy theater on the
grounds of the institution. Against the
time of the entertainment, improve
ments are being made to the stage and
scenery will be added. The hall is one
of the most attractive and best equip
ped in the city. The literary society is
composed of students and graduates of
the college and has some fine stage
talent that has been seen to good ad-
vantage in the past. A play somewhat
more ambitious than any yet given has
been selected and the first rehearsal
has been held.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-02
He SHOT A PAKE
3" Jim Sharin Does Injury
With His Rifle.
Fired Wildly and a Chinese Shop
keeper Was in. Line - Wound
Dressed and Sharin Jailed.

Jim Shar.n, his \. G.. H. rife and a
wounded Chinaman, blood dripping to
the cement floor from the face of the
aged haole and the right leg of the
Pake, all made a scene at the Police
Station last night.
Sharin was drunk. He said he had
fired a shot. and that's all 1 know
about it" he concluded with a maudlin
grin. The Pake WINGED in pain. Off
GER Neeley, a smart emergency sur
geon had made a tournaquet. This was
snug and besides the heavy bullet from
the military piece had made an ugly
mark DR.. y. B. Emeraon came and
dressed the Pake's hurt and the wound
ed man was taken to his home by
friends he had caused to be summoned.
officers Neeley and Espinda had
been sent in a hurry to lower Queen
street on their wheels. They found
about the cottage and Sharin and the
little store of Tai Lung a crowd of
500 to 600 peOple-POrtugue and ma
tives. The Chinaman was crying out
that he had been killed. Sharin, swing
ing his rife about was making all
sorts of war and killing talk. The
officers, knowing Sharin Of old, were a
bit careful. They made rush on him
after some maneuvering. He resisted,
but was quickly downed. 1t was then
found that there was only an empty
she'll in the gun. While Sharin was
being arrested the Chinaman was
taken to the Police Station in a car
riage some foreigners had called
Sharin did not shoot at the China
man at all. A number of Portuguese
and native boys were teasing the old
fellow. These amateur hoodlums find
game in the old man every time he is
in his cups. He ordered them away,
brought out his gun and declared he
would shoot. The boys yelled at him
and dared him TO shoot. At last he
fired. The shot was a wild One but
the Pake was in line, sitting in the
doorway Of his store, and received the
bullet in the calf of his right leg.
There is not much flesh on that part
Of the average Chinaman and Tai Lung
will have trouble on his hands for
some time. He grinned a little when he
happened to think and remarked that
it might have been worse.
1t was necessary to send the tempo
rary patrol wagon out after Sharin.
The old fellow did not take kindly ct
all to being hauled from his home by
the police.
Sharin is stabeman in the Govern
ment yard near the Judiciary Building.
He is capable and faithful man when
sober and has been in the service a
long time. He has always been more or
less of drinker and lately his sprees
have been very frequent. On a number
of occasions he has done some shooting
and about a year ago his rifle was
taken from him He behaved for some
months and on his promise to be order
ly and careful had the gun returned
to him. He has probably now seen
the last of a military rife for his use
in this country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-02
KAHULUI COMPANY.
Ruling In Its Favor In the Maui
Railway Case.

A decision by Judge Perry sustains
defendants demurrer in the case of the
Hawaiian Commercial Company against
the Kahului Railway Company. The
court says:
After careful consideration I am of
the opinion that the bill does not state
facts from which the Court can find
either that the complainant will suffer
irreparable injury, or that multiple
city of suits will necessarily result if
this Court does not take jurisdiction of
this suit, and that the complainant
has a plain, speedy and adequate
remedy at law. For these reasons the
demurrer is sustained"
The ruling is in favor Of the Kahu-
lui Railway people. The Commercial
Company wanted the Court to place an
injunction against the Kahului Com
pany to the end that there should never
be any interference with the new cross
ing made by the Commercial Company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-02
IT WAS NORRIS.
The Question as to Who Saved
the Life OF Little Brito.

An investigation into the matter of
who saved the boy Brito from drowning
a week ago Thursday, was held yester-
day. The spectators of the incident
have signed their names to a paper
testifying that Morris jumped in and
rescued the lad. This was the state
ment made in this paper the next
morning, The sum of SO has been
given by Marshal Brown to the deserv-
ing hero. There seems 10 have been
fraud in the claim for the first $40, as
the boy reported to have saved Brito
cannot swim.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-02
Will Be a Great Concert.

Since the announcement yesterday
morning of postponement and change
Of hall, several new features have been
secured for the native church benefit
concert, to be given on Saturday even
ing next. at the opera house. This
promises now to be the musical event
Of the year The committee expects to
sell about 200 tickets before the doors
are opened The churches to be reIiev-
ed and assisted are at Kalihi. Moanalua
and KamOiilili.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-02

Is GSIIl,lAg 90 4 I 5.7.II
49, " . w ~ y p - = = - y . @ I" ~"S
LIFE AND FIRE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR
HeH EngI0nd HuIu0I Lie Insurance Go
OF BOSTON.
Elmo Fire Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD.
c. BREWER Z CO., Id.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Su-
gar Company, Haleakala Ranch Com
pany, Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets,
Charles Brewer &, Co.'s Line Of Bos-
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board Of Underwrit-
eFs
Agents for Philadelphia Board of IN
deTwriters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-02

LIST OF OFFICERS:
p. G. Jones, President; George II.
Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. w. f.
Allen, Auditor; G. NJ. Cooke, H. Water
house, G. r. Carter, Directors.