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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
DINWIDDlEM 0ONSHINER
THE DIsTTLLER ARRESTED WHILE
RECETyTNG MONEY ron LToUOR.
Revenue Ofiicers Proceed to His House
and Destroy the SIN and Condscate his
>tock-Pastor's salary Raised.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 10 Special
on last Saturday Lieutenant Chandler
and Police Officer Donahoe arrested John
+. Robinson, residing within three miles
OF Ford's depot I'm Dinwiddie county. on
the charge Of carrying on an Illicit whisky
stu az his home. Robinson was arrested
at the bar-room OF James Williams (col
ored). on Washington street in this city.
while the latter was In the act OF paying
Robinson some money for whisky. which IL
is alleged that Williams had purchased
Of him. Instead. however, OF Robinson
receiving the money Lieutenant Chandler
took charge OF IL until proper disposition
of 1t should be ordered by United States
Commissioner Joseph l.. Brady. Robinson
was committed 10 jail
AN ACCOMPLICE.
lie implicated another man in his IL
licit business whose name ne gave as
Bug Han. whom. he stated. also q ided
I'm Dinwidde. chief of Police Donahoe.
Lieutenant Chandler. and Officer D0nahoe
accompanied by United states Special
Revenue Agent Charles Gee. left here on
the midnight train last Saturday night for
RObinson's home 10 ascertain what they
could in r. gard 10 RobinsOn's still. They
found the SIN with all OF its necessary
appurtenances. together with eight bar
rels OF mash and several gallons or whis-
~. which was In "A runlet. The stu was
seized BY Special Agent Gee and also
what liquor was found. The cap and
worm Of the still were destroyed with an
axe. while the kettle and whisky was
brought here. The officers could find 10
such man as Bug Hall. and no one In the
county appeared To- know OF any such
man.
Robinson was sent on to the April term
OF the United states Court. BAH WAS al
lowed in the penalty Of 81 1000. which tho
accused was unable 10 give and he was,
therefore. committed TO jail.
RAISING HIS SALARY.
The congregation OF the Second Baptist
| church yesterday increased the salary or
| the pastor Rev. A. J. Fristoe. 500. The
membership OF the church now numbers
about three hundred.
Rev. J. +. Smith. ID. d.. OF Richmond.
/ preached a special sermon last night TO
p. Hin Camp. OF Confederate Veterans.
| The camp attended In a body and in uni
form
| The sunday scnool or PROSPECT bl>-
] ciple church. in Dinwiddie county. was
recognized yesterday. Elder Thomas IL.
| Boisseau. Of this city. was reelected SUI
perintendent OF the school. This church
is twenty miles from Petersburg.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
met Yesterday afternoon at the Second
BAPTIST church Among those who made
| addresses were Rev DIR. X. H. Pitt, OF the
/ Religious Herald His subject was Fun
| When and Where"
| The Od-Street Presbyterian Church
| Sunday School. held a meeting yesterday
| and elected the following officers: Super
| intendent. ]. Mes. Buchanan; Assistant
J Superintendent. X. +. Porter; Secretary
| and Treasurer. John W. Porter; Librarian.
]. p. stewart; Assistant Librarian, J. n.
! Charles: Crganist. Miss Mollie Vier; As
sistant Organst. Miss Pyle.
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\ called meeting Of the Epworth League
Union Council Of Richmond and Man
chester. was held IN the parlors Of the y.
NJ. g. A. last night at O'Clock. \ fun
quorum was present and the meeting was
called 10 order iy the President. r.. W.
Bandy, and opened with prayer by Mr..
NJ. l.. Willis.
The discussions on an questions We're
lively and fun of interest. After one or
iwo slight changes In the constitution
the matter of sunday rallies WAS brought
up and after much discussion the action
forbiddng the union from holding meet
ings ON Sunday was repealed SO as 20
leave 10 open for The Council 10 decide
each time. when and where they should
bee held. IL was decided then 90 hold "a
rally at Asbury church on Sunday. jan
nary 23d. an 1890 o'clock. This viii be
tho annual election Of officers.
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan lo.-COTTON-
Quiet and steady. middling, , l0-lG, net
receipts. lG3 bales. gross. ISIS bales
exports 20 Great Britain, l6l4 bales, 10
France, $50 bales forwarded, u.s.
bales. sales 6lj bales, splnncrs, dl'
bales. stock actual l3O. 80 bales.
Total to-day-Nct receipts, 81 $50 bales;
exports to Great Britain, IJ21 bales. TO
France. so bales. 20 the Continent
? 800 bales. stock. l.2G5 .i49 bales.
Consolidated Net receipts lo2,5l9 bales,
exports To Great Britain, 4S.514 bales. TO
France. "A 800 bales. 10 the Continent,
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
5gO33 i4 bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
/ OOG3lg bales. to France. - 800 bales: to
the Continent. l,572922 bales.
Futures closed steady, sales 81 800
March $50. April. 80: May. 80. June,
5Q3. July. 5g7. July. j.97. August GOO;
September. 800; October. 6.Ol.
Futures opened barely steady: sales
5000 bales January 30: February, DIS
March. 5.s2; April, 5.S5; May. $50; june
593. July. j.0S. August Coz; September,
5.gT. October. Gol.
snot cotton closed quiet and steady.
rnlddlng uplands > i5-l6; midding gulf,
q BIG. sales. 60 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 1o.-COTTON-
Futures dull. sales. 129pO bales: January.
: .s3lf5s4: February 5.3GNJ37; March.
3 4lf548. April 5.47Q5.40. May. 5.52n
5.s3. June 5.57Q5.J0: July. 5G2u5.G4. Au-
gust. 56GQ367 September, 5.67N57l; Oc-
tober. 5.72q5.73
LIVERPOOL Jan. 10 =. Moot
TON Spot Good business done: prices
easier. American middling. sd. good
ordinary. . 1j-i-G. The sales OF the day
were 1900 bales, of which 1000 bales
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r.1rlAlnRE- MARkET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 1O-FLOCR-DuH
western superior. S2.7op2*3. DO. cA'Id.
S33jd4JO. do. family. A.lO4i 50. WlhieI
wheat patents. SiSj0jlO, spring Wh'd'
straight. Sl.SOU4.95. .-.l
WHEAT-Firm. spot and month 9,t9
973zc. February. 909sc-. May, csc. n'o
steamer no red. 92BH3ac. Souihrih
wheat by sample. 93D9sc.; do on grade
g3Q97Lc. ,.-,
CORN-Quiet. spot month and Feb
ruary. 32a.N32'sc, steamer mixed. "lH
8isc Southern white corn. 30035c.; do
yellow 2903p4c. ...
OATS FIRM. 30 white. 2Jisd"oc.
No. . mixed. 2figH2Sc. -..
RYE Steady. No. . nearby, I-'tp '''.'
No . western. J3s, djtc-
HAY Steady: choice timothy. Sl".
GRAIN FRETGHTS- Quiet; steam 10
Liverpool. per bushel 4d January; CORK
for orders. per quarter IS. 3D. February
SD
Strong. Cranulated, S'."'i 900
BUTTER Quiet. fancy creamery. "a
23c. do. imitation 1Snl9c do. ladle. llc.
EGGS Steady. fresh. 100.
CHEESE Steady. fancy New YORK
large 9alQ1Oc.. do. medium, 1O0l0hc.' do.
small. 1OLI1Oi4c
WHISKY 81 .25012G per gallon finished
goods i'm car loads. El250l2S per gallon
Tor iObhing lots
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Appointiye Officers.

Following are the appointive officers OF
Acca Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
I'm addition TO those elected at the annual
meeting held on Thursday December 18th.
Mr. n. D. Hotchkiss is potentate, G. H..
Phillips first ceremonial master. George
j. Friedley. second ceremonial master
master and staudard-bearer; G.. &. Walk
or. director. ". II. Sands. assistant di-
rector. w. j. Craigie. marshal; l.. w. Nc
Weigh. captain Of the guard. William
Krouse. outer guard: X. H. VI. Harrison,
alchemst; r. q. Tompkns assistant al
chemist. :. r. Crowder electrician. DIT.
George Ross. medical director: Jacob
Remhardt. musical director, f. W. Cum
ningham chanter Al-Koran; +. L. Mon
tague. captain Arab patrol. Reuben Bur
ton and b. T. Howard. Stewards Com
mittee.
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rnnAccn ENCmANGE.

Richmond. Va. Jan 10. 1895.
Sales of new dark loose tODaccos on the
breaks tomorrow Tuesday, january IL,
ISIS Sales commence az DIeheHa" b
Warehouse at lO O'Clock shaip hu4 ,ia
are respectfully requested TO De- pi"up"y
private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco TRADE lo-u"y
were light ,,.l.,..
The tobacco Inspector reports TODAY
Inspections Bright 10 hosehr4a., u'I b,
l5 hoeshcads Reluspccuons-h flsHl' "a
Snorko. Crenshaw's. Scabrooks Ale
ghauy old Dominion. Meals, ANA DaN-
cuuOrts tobacco warehouses report ~
day. Receipts. 80 packages. DELIVERIES o."
Tnitcd states internal revenue colirc-
films 0u tobaccOs for the city ol flth-
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
s2iSgO. plug tobacco, 2.2iOot. l"''l'
a good break AZ good bright loose to-
i,.,',0s Min bc ~ rcd at Stonewali Ware
house tomorrow. Last sale al THIS ware
house. .i.
Planters Warehouse will have q break
of finn. BERTHE county n. O. bright loose
tolarcos tomorrow. The break includes
some fine wrappers First sale az this
warehouse. commencing al 1000 sharp
The Petersburg Record of Saturday,
January .lS,lS. says.
No sales this week. Market VIII open
on Tuesday. the nth.
Loose Tobacco The sales of loose to-
bacco i'm Petersburg for the quarter ne-
ginning October !. 1897. and ending jan
uarv J. 1sgS exceed any ever before made
I'm this city The sales for the quarter
were ABBOTT pounds, which is an m
crease i'm sales of l.5M. lo5 pounds. The
sales were made al the following ware
houses. Farmers. 1WO.1i2 pounds.
Moore's sGS ~. oaks. g51.jl0. Centre.
7Sg 30. west hin. 80. 700. The sales from
October j. 1875, TO January ], 1886. were
2,Gij,9l2 pounds.
Mir. Alex Harthill reports the Louisville
OkyD tobacco market Tor the week end
ing Saturday. January = lSiS, ass follows
Offerings of hurley for the week at auc-
ton:
week I'm 1897, IA hogsheads. week in 1896,
New crop-This week. 993 hogsheads:
week in 1897. 800 hogsheads; week In 1896.
1l2 hogsheads.
Original hogsheads sold this week were
1.O7l. Reviews. 30.
The total sales of all kind for the week
at auction were 1854 hOgsheads, against
49, hogsheads this week last year.
Reflections. 30 hogsheads hurley. darks.
133 hOgsheads
Percentage Of all kinds sold. 81
Total receipts were 22l9 hogsheads
against 1.3iS i'm week last year
New Burey-The market for the new
wear opened on the 4th instant with very
light offerings Of very ordinary 10 poor
quality which has been the character OF
most OF the tobacco offered throughout
the week.
GAINESVILLE. TENN. Jan. RE
ceipts this week wereE}OS h0gsheads: Of
ferings. $50 hOesheads. and sales. lO7
hogsheads. The offerings continue 10 be
composed almost entirely Of Tugs much
the greater norton of which is more or
less injured by mould or funk. The bet
ter grades Of Tugs are comparatively
scarce. Our market this week was about
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were for speculation and export. and IN
cluded II 30 bales American. Receipts
9.OOJ bales, including 500 hales Ameri-
can. -.
Futures opened quiet. WIN nn"u'iatto
depand and closed barely steady: Amcri-
can mlddling. /. m. e.. January : ll-1i'
buyers: January and February . iu-n,'
buyers: February and March. iv-ui
buyers. March and April. ll-t4. s'uerF /,
AnriI and MAY 2 1i-GfG2 12-Gl. buyers.
MAY ana lime 12-GlfI3 1864. buyers,
June and July. 3 l3-GiG3 li-6i buyers
July and August. 3 1i-64H3 lI-Gl. value.
August and September l1-6i. buyers :
Septcmber and October . 1j-GiH3 l6-ht,
sellers. October and November. 3 1861
sellers. November and December, 3 1850
3 1864, sellers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Held for Attemptsd Abduction.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. l0.-Speclal.-
Mrs Nelson keeps a boarding house on
east Main street Four weeks ago there
came 10 her from Hartford county, y. g,
young and handsome young lady e
brunette.
James Tackett. who Is n visitor from
Pittsburg. Pa. boards at the same house.
He afterward tried 20 entice the young
and innocent girl away. on the promise
OF securing her better situation IN
Portsmouth.
Tackett said ne had no evil intent, but
the Judge required bond OF 800
Tackett TO date is held and probably
will not be able to give bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
AyyUAL NETTING AND BANoUET.
Counsel of Congressman Eppes Go to His
Aid.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. lO.-Specidl.
The seventy-fourth annual meeting OF
the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics As
ISOLATION was held tonight. when James
NJ Ouicl<e Was elected president, Charles
NJ Brister, Vice-prrsident. and william
H. Baxter secretary and treasurer.
Board OF Directors was also elected. This
Association has in its library sllI VOL
umes After the meeting the Association
had it's annual banquet.
Major r. A. l.asslter and Hon. VIII
liam u. Mcliwainc. left tonight for
Washington 10 represent Congressman
sydney Il. Epes before the Congressional
Committee on Election Contests, to-mor-
row. when the contested election case oe
Thorn 10. Epes will be hard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. ian 1O-The week opened
with some gains in the market for dry
goods. The demand in am lines shows a
shade of Improvement. but a scrutiny OF
to-day's market fails Co reveal any actual
gain of interest which would seem TO
poinf 10 n better demand in the future.
In woolen goods the conditions are just
are good AS they have been at any time.
the added impetus Of coming openings in
hoavy-weight stocks being cheering FAC
tor. Both I'm mems wear fabrics and in
dress goods the market is subjected 20 "a
continued steady demand. which seems
TO ombarraes pretty nearly an the stand
ard lines I'm cotton goods tho market for
brown shoctings and drills are very dull
Print clnfhs maintaln thcir dulI CONDITION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY 10.

PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY 10.
1s9S ARRIVALS.
Steamer Old Dominion. Blakemore.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domn-
ion Steamship Company, New York.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons. merchan-
disc and passengers Ciydc-Line Phila-
delphia.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Comuany Norfolk.
steamer Goldsborough. Tunnel. mer-
chandise and passengers. Clyde-I1n"'
philadelphia.
steamer old Dominion. Blakemore
merchandise and passengers. old Domin-
ION Steamship Line New York
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN o. lsas.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Castledale. New orleans.
SAILED.
steamer Castledale. Antwerp.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. 10, 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dalmatia. Hamburg
Steamer ST. Marnock. Antwerp.
steamer Greenbricr. London.
Shin Theo Fischer. New York.
BARK Pedro I.acavc. 81. Johns.
Barge West Point Providence.
Barge Nyack, Providence
Barge Nancy Pendleton. New YORK.
Schooner Augustus Palmer Boston.
Schooner W. H. Bailey. New Bedford.
SAILED.
Schooner George Il. Davenport Boston.
Schooner Samuel Dilloway. Boston.
Schooner Twilight. New Haven.
Steamer Elihu Thomson. Lynn.
Steamer orion. Boston.
Steamer Dalmata. Charleston.
PORT OF WEST PONT. JAN. 10. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JAN. 10
ARRIVED.
Schooner Linchicum. Colsten. to load
lumber.
Barge Fredericksburg sphlear. TO load
lumber.
SAILED.
Schooner Beulah Land. Knowles. lum.
Der. Washington. ID. g.
Schooner Island city, Henderson, ties
Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Prominent Men Here

Among the guests registering az the
Jefferson yesterday evening were Dr. J.
Charles Macgill. a well known physician
Of Baltimore Md. and NJ. Il. f. Swift. Of
Chicago Mr.. Swift is a member OF the
firm Of Swift e Company. big pork pack
ers IN the Windy city. lie is here on
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
NANAL STORES

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Jan. lO.-SPlR-
IT'S OF RPENTINE-Closcd firm al
31032ac.: receipts. 30 casks.
ROSlN- Firm 40 SLlJHl2oi receipts
$50 barrels. $500.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Steady at Sl4O
~ gD. receipts. 10 barrels.
TAR-Firm at $lo5. receipts. ~ bar
rcls. ~ 80
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Jan. 1o.-TJ r
PENTINE-Ma firm 40 3o'4c. sales
none. - - Il
f. S1.1O: T.. O.. SLID. "a $40, other quota
ti0ns unchanged.
SAVANNAH Ga. Jan. lo.-SPlki IL
or TI-RPENTINE- Firm NO 32c. sales.
rs casks. receipts 2ll casks.
ROSIN-Firm. sales 900 barrels. re-
coipts 4575 barrels. quote closing \, -.
a. u 81 20. IT, Si3o. T.. Sl%'. q. $40.
"A. &. 20. j 81 ~. is. $50. VI. -. y - 20.
window glass. 500. water white. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

Last night the McGul Catholic Union
held a very important meeting az It's
rooms. corner Ninth and Marshall streets.
Several applicants We're elected members
and other matters considered. This So
ciety has entered upon the new year with
excellent prospects Tor increased menu
bership and official resources during the
wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
CuIcAGn MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1O.-Ileaviness charac-
terized all the grain and provision mar
kcts to-day Wheat was Affected more NY
the weak cables. and closed 'sc. lower
than the final figures Of Saturday. Corn
declined llfr O.. oats closed 'Sc. lower
and provisions registered declines rang
ing from 7LWlOc.
The leading futures ranged as ioio"s
Omen High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

The members OF the Daughters Of the
Revolution who Will hold their meetings
here this week will have an elegant lun-
chcon at the Jefferson tomorrow evening
at O'Clock. There will be present IN the
party many ladies. and the occasion
promlses 10 be a delightful social affair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Rnnrd of Aldermen.

The regular meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen will be held In the Council
Chamber tonight at O'Clock. There Is
considerable business OF importance 10 De
transacted.
The Board Of Public Interest IS called
10 meet this afternoon at j;3O o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
The Masonic Class

The Richmond Masonic Class reorga-
nized on last Saturday night with a larger
attendance than ever before ana VIII
hereafter meet every Saturday night az
Smiths Han. north Fifth street All
Master Masons are requested TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Illth Annual Communication.

OXFORD. n. O.. Jan. lO.-Special-The
convention Of the Grand Lodge OF Ma
sons. which assemblies In oxford Tuesday
morning. will be the lllth annual com
munication OF Masons IN North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

rection OF Newport News and Norfolk.
IN 10 "a late hour last night no arrests
had been made i'm the case. although the
police are keeping up a close surveillance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
JOHN L, WILLIAMS & SON,
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

state Bonds city Bonds. Bank stocks
and other high-grade Investment Sesua',i
able I'm all parts OF the world seq
ties bought and sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 1O.-PEANUTS-
Fancy, 2Ac.; strictly prime. 2,2c.; prime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

steady. No. . yellow corn. 26is02Gaic. ;
No. . spring wheat SGA Qe'+c.' NO. q"
spring wheat. Sl09Oc.. 40. red, nc
No. . corn. 26is02G4lc.. No. oats. 90
no . white r. %. b.. 2iatc.: No 3 whtc.
f a. h. 22a, 02ulc.. No rye. 4jc.. No. =
barley. 2Glbc.: 80. I flax seed, SllSHl-22.
prime timothy seed. S271a. mess PORK,
per barrel S92009J2ia: lard. yer 10
hounds SfG7i51f7O: short rib SIDES
0oosol sl451l7O. dry salted shoulders
G,ovcdt 81 75lf5. short clear sides thoNcD.
81. MATS. whisky. disullers' finished
Goods. per gallon. El9. sugars-cut LOAF.
SG14. granulated. S55i' butter easy
creamery 1f12Oc.. dairy. llnltc.. cne'9e
Quiet at S1Sisc.. eggs steady; fresh, &c.
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Grays Meet.

The Richmond Grays held their regular
monthly meeting last evening at COncor-
dia Hall and transacted business OF varied
fmDOrtduce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

,.. HIGHER on useful Tugs in sound scooined
lc. h' 6,, an other kinds prices remale ',l
mont the same as last reported. ,1Aea lST
6ooeesheads of new crop have r aPpITIS' Of
upon the breaks. They VET af hem a good
HshIt T ynixed with green. They ala nov
bring T prices at all approaching w MAJ T for
"onsidrrcd a parity with prices p"'u '0'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

HOPKrNsVILLE. KY. Jan. l.-, ke-
CENTS his week. : Ohogsheads' receipts
to same time last year -, Sales ol,,s
week. Is: sales TO same tune ias1 yea ar,
~. stocks on LIST instant VS. s'o'AS o'
Isl instant last year. 3.42o. iii.
Very little was done on our market thls
week. and although prices were about
f',l,, mn 10 those ruling before Christmas
vet they were not quite satisfactory 10
sellers and the percentage OF teJe,'iso l.
,,9s large. The offerings contained rev
boreheads of new crop that were mainly
:, $500. -. ~, rnuch miNnl nnInrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NoTy truly yours
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Quotations are for bonds maturing il
not less than ten years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16
LOCAL and GENERAL,

Tomorrow being a public boli-
day no paper will be issued from
this office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

Wheels rented; J. Richardson,
Hotel street.
M. A. Gopsslves went to Wais-
lua In the afternoon train yester-
day.
The Myrtle Boat Club an.
nounces open house for tomor
row. See ad.
There are rumors about town of
new telephone company to be
started here.
The police officers aboard the
City of Columbia were doubled in
number yesterday.
The bark Mohican from San
Francisco is off port as the Bull
LETIN goes to press.
James Wilder gave a luau to a
number of his friends at his home
Eskbank, Wednesday evening. A
most enjoyable time was spent.
The Citizens Guard will shoot
as usual at Makiki on Saturday
and !wllei on Sunday. This
should be kept in mind.
There will be no band concert
In Emma square tomorrow after.
noon. The boys will play during
the progress of the aquatic events.
The steamer Noeau leaves for
Waimea and Eleeie this afternoon.
She is now alongside the wilma
in the stream, taking on coal for
the former place.
The City of Columbia has all
her flags flying this morning but
that does not mean she will get
away today. The crew will have n
chance to see the races tomorrow.
During the absence of Rev. J.
Osborne the services at st. Gle
ments Chapel, Punahou, will be
held as usual. Sunday school, 10 |
a. M; Mathis, lis a. NJ; Even
song, 7:5 p. m.
VIM. N. Hanna, the son of Mrs
Hanna the milliner, arrived in the
Moana. Mr.. Hanna comes from
Chicago. He contemplates remain
ing here as he is delighted with
the country.
Great improvements are being
made on the grounds of the Ka-
Girls School. They
are being graded down to the rail
way and fitted up with seats,
swings and lawn accessories gene.
rally.
The o. r. & L. Co.'s main line
is going to be changed at Eva
mill. There are SO many trains
now, with so many plantation
tracks to traverse, that the route
Is fraugEt with danger. Sur
Veyors are now at work running
Iew line below the mill toward
the sea.
W. @. Peacock & Co., Ltd, are
sole agents for Hirano water.
This was the only mineral water
Of the Orient awarded a medal
and diploma at the Worlds CO.
lumbia Exhibition, 1898. 1t is a
natural and effervescent mineral
water. 1t is bottled in its natural
state at the Hirano Springs.
Everybody who tastes it, likes it.
DIR. r. 1. Moore, who formerly
practised dentistry in Honolulu,
has returned to this city and open.
I'd dental parlors at 2lO Hotel
street. For the past three years
DR.. Moore has been on the island
IF Maui, where he had lucrativ :,
practise. Prior to going ther = bsa
2ractised three years in = ,on oi,,I he
The doctor in his resent location
las very ty nan .some paF,ors, equip
' y, VIII the latest dental appli-
Ices.
IT may not be generally known
chat the Makee Sugar Co. still
uses the diffusion process, which
it was the pioneer in introducing
to the islands. Several other con-
Germs followed suit only to return
to crushing. Probably it is only |
a matter of time when this COM
pany will also 60 back to that
mode, which, with the nine-roller