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New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

osires l2isqi9c cheese quiet Sgloc Egs' hrm fresh
2i922c
Cincinnati No, 2s -F-our steadv Wheat quie' No :
rAd nominal GO sfeadt y" mixed - a'sc pats
hrm. No > mixed. 2>itc RHe strong y" = sc Butter
quiet Sugar firm. Eggs firm, 80. cheese irm
Muuaukes nov 2G Wheat lower. No Norih.rn. 6sc
ro Northern 6S q, Rive s'eaiy. 52'sm5h" Barley
aotive. No g 4s'.c. sample. i3p4sc
Minneapolis NOV. 2e whss' over s2'' Dse.mbs-.
s2A.c. Aiay. 637.c. IRA ~ hard CSC 80 Norh
ern e4c No Nor'hern e.ss ti'Sr-Fm,, Pa'sn5 so
s. -
PHILADELPHIA NOV 2s Wheat '.c lower. contract
grades Navenhcr 72i7472a. 'rn np. 70 mixed
Noyeinher rs g3s'4c oats unchanged, 80 WINE
cnred 33d3si tc. 80 3 No. 3lia a32c, No mixed
cnneS 3IG8fisr Butter hrm, fsrey Weston creamery
ga fancy prints 90 Eggs firm. fresh nssrh'' -5c.
Souti4rn 10 Cheese Arm. Rereipts-F1our 50" bos
snS 20 900 sacks wheat 100 bush. 2SaOOo. OBS
a. 900 shipmea's-Wheat. $1,000 bush corn. 1900.
oats 1900
:, Louis NOV 90 Flour unchanged Wheat Spot
lover No , cash elevator. Ioc. rack 'ln1'sf ~
rsnle~ api.c. MAY SO bid 80 hard 6''. ,'orn
~, stes@y 80 cash 81 bil. December 81 .c asked.
Ma, 32i. q32i.c asked oats-Suo' lower, No cash.
,,ack u desc. Noverhe-. 2Tisc asked December.
~ MAJ 27lc asked. y white. ~ &C. Butter
erntr crearnery Iad2io dairy. l'a2'r EsSs hrn l"c
Toledo NOV % Wheat lower weak No cash. 7oisc
y,ecernher zoe bid Corn dui. lower No nAef, "i'e
os, dun steady. No mixed PIC bid Rye fu steady
cssh new 5. 81 December 81 d7's. OF unchanged
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I.iverpoo NOV -EKchange-Ciosing Whsat-No
red Western winter duh IL. ~ red Northern -prns
dan ~ 24d Curnspot Amer mixed guie b u I'd
Sovember nominal December quiet 3 1-d. Aafch
ouie "a 57sd fTouf-S Louis fancy winter steady. -
Hons Al London ,Paciao C5ast nfm. l59t6 B-ef-EUra
india u..4s nrm % prime firm. as 81 fcfA -
Prime mes me Western firm ll@. prime mess medium
Western nrm AZ Iiams-Shori cut. "a - ]" 10
ann a,a gacon--Cumberinnd cut. - % 20 n. nrm
gts Sd short fh - n, srong. 32s 90 l0rS clear
r,td6s. isht e, 10 IS n 2ss g.. long clear mid
dle, heavy ~ ~ n firm 2ss 81 short clear haehs
~ "a Is n nrm .Ns 81 bellies IL 20 rs n. dull
aSs A sn,ulders-square ~ n firm 22s Cd Lard
Prime western duh 2Ts ~. h.ese-Amercan finest
ne. arm as al d. cciOred. AS ~ Tsiou
pin. city ste.eJ 2os Jd Co;tonsssd ol-l-yerpooI Ie
ersd duii Ia bd. Turpentns-Spirts steAay. - -
Rosin-commou steady. ~ 3D.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
OTHER MAaxErs-By rELEoHApH

c.ieaso Nov 2s--rhs cart. for sa.e mostly OF
rsaun grade. we're disposed Of Yesterdays prizes
10 Important chsnge In the market Is looked fer A. pes
.nt lzrse consumpoa Of poultry 'eadlaf 70 lnlA
- H,y, Rrrelots us.e sugprsnsy laGse ard
ssis, esre made rsauc,!oos af 50ioe he tsaer par
.elltnx dime lower than YESTERDAY sass wstlss
A. 81 asa 50 iT extreme range nsng ~ loass % $50
lsht weights soh at large discount Mos OF .ne p'ss ps
-. :, "a tSne3 30 The demand .or sheep and amos
Vas limited AID Though receipts were lsn prices wee 70
Ss.,sr ,ambs we're saabe al siG<t 80 for ecmmen 70
s5 s0I s. IS for choice feeders bens hed az sofstG ~
sSeen the ruling prices 50 S,l9S$ 80. Nes,ernss
e. sofN 51 ewes az s. i06sk and feeders az
ts !,8s. n Recepts-Catte 800 head. hoss. s9oW
Ssncnnstl Nov 2s.-Hoss--Aeiive lower. ts4s5 "a
cafe steady 81 aOG>i 20. sheep stronger s,-SF"
a,,ns steady sass IS
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

''il'N There waF h'sk and d4rsedlv stronger
market for cotton futures Trading
ops Conditions an along thA Inc snd The market oosed
~ Ir f4If The hsst prices n fay The fact that
l'a1ng German house hauids'sd so'nerhns Ike So 90
bs"s ''f0n Yesterday. and active trader
f0-ia a1dAi the nrr1ness seffvftv local
ei'u~fion Th@re fnrrNased intA-ss, shown Boa,
Wal Streef ope-aoTs Who took kindly long side
- th- account, although NOT YET trading heavily
IN YGrag0 accounts nued 20 reach
Ial Rfer Spinning circles and from English sou
sumns districts AdVices from the South clanlef haf
planter. were wiling - accsp any not pck
inF cotton for the low prices rscsiit
weather was not favoranle field work This ed m
reduced estimates AZ This point The fact thst the
receipts ~ cotton fe below sstimafes added frn
n@fs - The loCsl market Liverpool houses bought more
n less freely on "a the South 10
inc cotton Th- market opened steady with December
l p-r' lover anf later months iT3 points \
the strongest interval tie market advance of
Az points IN YESTERDAY figures and hnsy At
4 gam ~ fG6 points
The Of contract prices in the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
LNERPooL COTTON MARKET.

r,,sr,ool Nov ~ r. n-Cotian-Spot qget. pr.css
un"hansei. American mdGing 332d. The sales q ne
d,v wer. ~ which leo We're for speculation
and export, and included 1900 tales American Receipts
40 bales all American FptG;es opened quiet WIN q
moderate demand aAd closed Irregular American mid
ding / n, C. November 2 6in5 ga SELLER Noyem-
her and Decsmber l5iu3 6+d sellers December ana
January 81 buyers. January and feorue'y 3f5 lid
selsrs February and March. 3aS i6.d buyers March
and April Is403 6sd sellers; April and May Sd
BUYERS Nay and June. 3-84d buyers June and July.
6ad sellers; July and August t8i4S b6sd buyers;
August and September 5-sid bayern. september end
October 5-6fg3 e-6tt sellers y - -
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
According The Chronicle the statistical position
q cotton this morning was a. follows

NM Chr0niceE weather. report lndIcatfs that rain
h,s fallen IN most during the last that
The precipitation has been heavy that the temperature
has t.en lower nterruptins somewhat
sng of the crop thar reports from Texas Indicate
MAJ ~ crop of STATE IL about all picked Cotton
y. mango special Liverpool cables fpo cotton quiet
ssas speculation and export. 900 American
receipts ~ go American ~ 90 iniddilng upland
qos stu~es opened quie; sellers ldid decline closed
irregular net unchanged q point lower December
ansry 3ib January February. 81 las February March
81 i,b March April. 3oiiss: April May. 502b. May
Inn. a. Olb. June-Iuiv 3OIs. iuy August 2o+nb.
August 3O5b. september-Octnber. 3Odis.
Nosenter. ac2ns: November-Decemter 3Olis
FLOUR AND HEAl4-Spging patents again had the
chief call today best demand was unsatisfactory
with prices weak ard unseted owing 10 further deelnet
m gran Spring patents 81 SJff4 10 siraights,
s. sogsa O. winter patents 50 Gsn8 90 spring clears
sGxa % extra 10 winter 81 SgS5 extra No winter,
s. 10pse grade 81 70 to arrive huckwhsat nour.
t2:nrE FIouR-opst Quoted g sSg$s 90
20 brand :. :. :. BAGMEAL-DulL Quoted: Fine white.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

aoc: hue yellow. aScasi coarse. T4a7ec FEED.
Easy Spring bran bulk. 70 arrive and spot sl2 .se
s4asis nns sis scasls So middlnss ss9sis rye feed
e2a q6,c: city feed sit So homlny chop SIS oilmea
GRArN-wHEAT- sale Of long sill in
progress 1ay. further declne occurred IN all
o1tons nnal prices the official close nzc lower
News unsatisfactory 10 the bull element from all
receipts amounting to li0o against s21 cars year
ago. and a decline Of "a 4d in the Liverpool mar
rallied somewhat hy export transactions reacn
INK loads ports Broomhall reported that The ar
~ breadsturs the United Kingdom last week
25lO0gO bush. against aooco nrish he sans
a ago French markets Ike the Engilsn. wef-
from to 10 points lower while cargoes on pas
quoted 81 lower han tho previous dsy lns
cold forcing lfea good movement Is In prosper
for week. Owing partly 70 the holiday ana oao
weather this week receipts have been ony .So' csts
against 344 the previous week and b4l3 IN me
corresponding week year Foreign houses cut Dut
little figure tho market during me ga?
Northwestern generally easier after FdaS
13h closing 73i4c At O'Clock. With subsequent ran
sac.lons T3Ac. No red closed 3itc over December
ahoat and No Northern Duluth closed 20 owe. M
... CORN-Efight cold weather the corn ~rt was
leading bear Influence 10 day. There wa botn Iqunh
ton and selling and final prices showed "'c .HI
decline on tho curb December ranged between - nc
changed considerably since the advent o 'rseIs
weather the States. II VII undono,sdiy GO
much to IN marketable condition ana 9nssa ns
effect Of previous mid weather The la'efp'o 'nalHeR
dull and unchanged No : corn closed a. &c oNsr
aaoai. Exporters took ~ loads al ports
..... .OATS-Specuiave trade was inactive 70 oa's
cosef az 3oac No oats 3Oc No white. 32'ac. No .
white Sisc. track mixed 30ls 32c track white 3-n5c
Western 5a659i sc o anoat 55I.c Bunslo state
r,e 55lsG5Gc G. : T. New York. csrlots -. bARLEl -
Market steady feeding 4oa4'se htnsip
soa55c delivered New- YORK y
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Spot In the local market closed steady With
prices 10 higher The hasi- of bac f,r middlns W
land and aa.c fo middllns u compared with "a Zee
and l6c. respectively, last There
spot cotton IN Southern markets middlng quoted.
ofciaiiy special dispatches
follows tiaV hrm. 5lsc, l-i6c up New
firm. Is ldc. Mobile quiet 47.c. 1-lec up. Savannah
steady. 16c i-l6c W, Charleston firm ~. VII
nington hrm. 4isc Norfolk nrm. SIC. Baltimore
inal $40 Memphis steady I l6c' Augusta very frm
SIC. Louis steady. 5isc. i-i6c up.
The export movement thus fsr this has been
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Receipts New-Orleans for Monday estimated TO
from e to ltOo bales % 5 bales actual
last and 10 10 bales last year Mondays receipts
estimated at from IL 400 Is 900 bales
2al5 bales last week and lb4il bales last
Receipts At tho ports and interior points to-day
day last week and last
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
RAYMOND 4 WHITCOMB,
TOURS TICKETS.
81 f. 18th St, Union Square. West. New York
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. NOV 2s-F quiet receipts : ai7 ess snrins
winter patents 81 gDgs4 10 cear- ana strashis Is ''a
81 75 Conmea firm At s4aseC peg beg 81 s5esl 10 yer
hbl. Corn hrm rs.,pis lof. nus' "a "a. bn,p ,ncT
35l ds5i.c. Nos ? and B. 3S'. &C Mllfee1 nrm
bran spring sl4 25asl4 90 winter Sl4 I5nsiS rdshngs
sil 255sis Red Dog nou' 81 ~ bgssr nm S'rn IN
~ ees- frr,. northern pa qior. Nestern. 9%aloo
Chicago. NOV. 2eThs leading fc'ures ranged o. f'i-
lows
whea, 80. ?: Opening Highest. Lowest. clost.nf clt.f
Re- sSsssS,: 81: sSS: g.: g. s'''' SS;;sggs3S
Corn NJ 2
asy asSs''O' s4H03is S4%ssl'. aa.cssH ss.sss
Oats No . go
Ness pork per bbi'
December ~ - q % g bSL. sM
January .......'. Sp.7 n 49, q % o7L
May ........-.'t- -
Lard per 100 n: al
Ma ......+...-.- . ~
shor, ribs per 100 NJ:
January .-.------ - sS-L 10
May .--.+-'-t'++' . 80.
cash quotations were ss foi3w' r9sI a,sI. %ints'
p ~ sering patents So 3oa{8 6o straghts s: oess TO-
SsEers g. 2Das2 81 No 3 spfins wheat e2neSe No
Tea, o'g''' rs .G2s sc so White b. 2sq2esc;
No > re b2c No barley. b icQ4s1se No ha, ,
ssee s4e prime timothy seed s. ?o mess poT. per & 6e
sCss s. a.a & rs 80 q" ~ sq's .haua. ."9l bosea
5O ,hor ciear fidss 'baxeo 81 s5Qt+ 90 whiskey
hasass ssSda IS P ssG On IL. produce suE hrea.sss
todsy th. butter was hrm. esneries ifgNhc
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
SPEYER 6 CO.

New To.k ~. mber q. 1898
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Rio toroe market hrm. NJ : RIO. 1925. exchange.
: - 3.l. receipts. 5000 bag- cleared United
state l3Np. cleared for Europe. j.0o0 stock Sl 600
bag
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

A DYER !sEMESTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received ticr Uptown pfios, no l2+2 Broadway
do nosth - 3itt until o. clock D. advertise
the following branch Officers al regular
once Until O'Clock ,. viz % shave. G.
COZ. 2si-s ia2 6'h-ase l2th-st Ms'y's. oih-ave
and l4tb-s g.. t9iGmb1s-.ye, near Vest oGth-t lDo
42dst. befH 7ih and sh l51 East 4',h-s Sss
adAg afwcon 1ff ana T1'h s;s., Ic.6 sc ave near
0ist-st. i.T0S -. tSl-Si CO.. 90 ave near
slrst. U5i 3laye. 20 B.eecksrf S25 BieeeAeT-st
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

esrs. ig,.qioc cheese oie, Selo- Ess' hrm. fresh.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Receipts Of b-eAdsufs interior points IN thousands
last three cphers NfO omitted hour puS e'a''
bush as follows
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
CtCQrloJ1.3

EuSrggGyD NEW ENG-ANTpyl&TS
VIA SOUND LINES. - No.
FALL RIVER LINE. vls NewIyt and fan Hi.et'
Lt-- ~ :oo u warren -, "esA 1"3 : o.,'s,
e. " u steamers Priscilla aaa 4'uIl~i- O'0"eS'a
,- ~ o.
s-JNINCTO$ I'M Via Stcn.as;on Lave re! %
y 4 f.of - s,cIrg ST. week days only. a. Z 90 ! Al
MN fJ%E ~ New London. Leave Per ~.
\ X ~ sD:.,g 81. week days on.y al. ooo J. d
/ sa.se-s +. ~ y, Lowe. aac city Of Worcester
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Tn. sbov. described stock and bonds are free ana
exempt from all taxation In the STATE Oh w"
York. except for state purposes. pursuant 10 'he p0
sons Of section 69 chapter 37s Of the Laws ol 1881
CONDITIONS or SALE
-. ., o., honds or stock shall accepted for
.nr,n IL =
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Muuaukee Nov % Wheat lover. No Norfhsrn. s.
ro Northern 6Si &C. Rive sfeaiy. 52'sn5So. Bari
active No .. sac. sample 'Ap's
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-24

Quietly and in marked contrast with
some of its contemporaries, the Chicago
Great Western has just placed two royal
new trains into service between Chicago
and Minneapolis, green and gold In col
ors, with red roofs and trucks, and SIM
ply Aladdin interiors. The new trains
are Pullman palaces, built after special
designs born in the Chicago Great West
ern general offices. The interiors are
mahogany, richly inlaid, and the fur
nishings harmonious carpets and dra-
peries. The club cars Of these splendid
new limited trains are something en-
tirely new and novel under the sun.
They have fiat ceilings and resemble
rooms more than cars. They have high
backed, luxuriously cushioned settees at
the ends and in the corners, like those in
the new Grand Pacific bar, with a ma
hOgany center table, lamp-iIlumined,
with rich canopy shades, and surrounded
by easy chairs. The windows are dia-
mOnd-shaped prismatic glass lattice
work, after the ancient German style.
The club car has all the appointments
and conveniences Of the metropolitan
club. At the front end Is conductors
room, with desk and lamp, where he can
transact his ticket asserting unseen and
undisturbed The Chicago Great West
ern has excelled itself and contempora-
ries in the introduction OF these imperial
trains, but proposes to let them be dis.
covered by the travelling public, hence
their nOiSeless inaugural.
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-24
POPULARITY OF THE ADVOCATE AND
NEWS STANDARD WAR ATLAS.
Book Dept.

The new Standard War Atlas which the
Advocate and News Is furnishing 20 Its
readers is going with rush" There Is a
dramatic interest In watching the events Of
the war when you can turn to the large
clear map Of Cuba, contained in this atlas,
and put your finger on the spot where our
army Is encamplng, or locate the position
Of our feet before the harbor Of Santiago
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Appreciating the great usefulness OF ac-
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Philippine and Hawaiian Islands. En-
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This Atlas should not be confounded with
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BY our special arrangement we are able
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The Advocate and news., 1898-08-24
Ingalls, Somnambullstlc SoIiloquy,

Ingalls, recently rendered his services
to the Republican State committee to
make campaign speeches this fall Said
services were not accepted, and the night
aftel the "iridescent dreamer" uttered
the following sOmnambulistic sOlilOquy:
Backward turn backward, o, Time, in thy
flight,
Make me alive again, just for tonight;
Kansas, come back from the SimOn-pure
shore,
Take me to your heart again as of yore;
Take from my voice the tones Of despair,
Smooth the Populist threads out Of my hair
Unto my rantings loving ear keep,
Don't make me sleep, Kansas, don't make
me sleep.-Emporia Republican.
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-24

their work to have been. Auditor Nor
lis takes a different view of the matter
and refuses to pay more than their reg
ular salaries.
Louis Ford, whose notice Of applica-
tiOn for pardon was recently published
in this paper, has secured a favorable
recommendation from the Board Of Par
dOns. He was sentenced twenty-eight
years ago. After being In the peniten-
tiary nine years he was sent to the in
sane asylum, in which institution he
has been confined until three months
ago. He was sentenced for life for kill
ing a Topeka man.
That Commodore Schley has a full
complement of common sense Is shown
in the following extract from a letter
to a personal friend: 81 feel do not
deserve the kind things you have said,
but my brave comrades do, much more
than myself. was glad to have had
one more chance to strike blow for my
country and her splendid people, and the
sweetest thought to me is that we
achieved, through the victory Of July 3,
the admiration and love OF our people,
for their garlands will never perish.
There was as much honor for the lowest
in rank as for the highest in rank, on
that memorable day"
The Associated Press dispatches rela-
tive to the meeting Of the League OF
American Municipalities says: THE
adVisability of municipal ownership Of
public service industries is apparently
no longer questioned by members.
While all apparently had come to favor
the proposition, the question of how to
effect a transfer Of plants from private
TO public ownership remains a knotty
problem, varying generally according to
the local conditions. 1t seems to be the
ooncensus Of opinion that local civil SER
vice ought to be applied as a primary
requisite before municipal ownership
can be generally and prOftably ef-
fected"
The intense patriotism which the late
war with Spain has called forth should
be maintained until our country is rid
of some of It's enemies who must be
Classed as very much more dangerous
than the one we have been fighting.
Senator M. A. Hanna is the most prom
inent personifcatiop of the boOdlers and
thieves whose lust for money impels
them to wreck our cherished instlu-
tiOns. He Is a despoiler Of liberty, a
menace to the love for humanity which
has grown so fast in this hemisphere,
he is an ideal of the old self-interest
which must give way If the Declaration
of independence is to remain fact.
Hanna is one of many who would make
politics trade of the lowest sort. He
is a type of dangerous men who must
be dethroned If this country is to re-
main free. Let us do little internal
cleaning out.
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-24

The Indian women are said to be
splendid nurses. A great many Indian
girls have entered training schools and
their power Of endurance far exceeds
the American girls. They are patient
and kind and perform their duties
quickly and with perfect obedience.
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-24
Notice

Is hereby given that !, HRytl Weatherly. con
vlcted OF the charge Of burglary In the third
degree and larceny, was on the 18th day OF
June, 1897, sentenced 90 three years In the Kan
sas State Penitentlary by the District Court
OF Shawnee county. and that | shall apply for
pardon or cOmmutatOn to the Board OF Par
dons at Its October meeting, 1898.
lSIGNEDl HAYTI WEATHERLY
The Advocate and news., 1898-08-24

"a n A." 1872 PIP, Bancroft. rs
Concentration OF Wealth, ChavRnnOs.. ..,,....,, 20
The Future Commonwealth. Chavannos,,...., 20
Civilization Civilized for r25o.,.,,,,.,,.... 10
Brighter Climes. A. Chavannes. nes..".,,,,,.'...,. 10
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-01
TROOPS FOR HILO.

Score one for Hilo. Our friends
Of the big island have sought the
assignment of American troops to
their city and Col. Barber has kind
ly given them the prize. We con-
grstulate Hilo and Col. Barber as
we'll. There is no doubt that the
soldiers will be benefited by a
change Of base that will make a
break in the hum drum of daily
life that falls 80 hard on the vol
unteers, and there is no doubt that
Hilo will profit by the circulation
of the coin of the soldier in its
midst.
Doubtless it will Immediately
be said that this transfer is made
because Col. Barber Is dis
satisfied with the treatment in Ho
nolulu and is going to experiment
with Hilo. There is absolutely no
foundation for this view Of the
case. 1t is highly proper that Hilo
as the second largest town in the
country should be recognized by
,he army officials. While we be-
lieve the dangers of any outbreak
among laborers are nil, at the
same time the district around Hilo
represent large interests and the
amount of force welding protec
ton ia very small. The presence
Of troops will demonstrate to any
discordant labor elements there
may possibly be in the outside
districts, that the strong right arm
of the United States is here ir
tangible form.
There ought to be plenty OF
land near Hilo available for gar.
RI Oh, and the big island furnishes
territory enough to give the sol
diers plenty of experience in long
marches through pleasant coun
| try.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-01

Immense congregations, includ-
ing mauy soldiers, attended All
Saints ceremonials at the Catholic
cathedral this morning.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
nd Nuuanu streets. lodging by
lay, week or month. Terms: 25
tnd 90 cents per night. 81, and
Il 25 per week.
There are now in the neigbbor-
hood If 200 pate. Is 10 the militia
~ hospital on King street. A
greater number of trnts for tn
accommo iatiou of soldiers have
been put up outside.
There was only a brief confer
nee Of the Executive Council this
morning, the Ministers having
business to tran act in connection
with tomorrow's outgoing foreign
mail. No conclusions were regis
tered.
The funeral OF the late Private
Carter of Co. G, lst N. Y. V, took
place from st. Andrews cathedral
this forenoon. Chaplain Schwartz
conducted the service. The New
York Regiment band was in at
tendance.
The use of the Singer IN mil
lions of homes shows the unpre-
cedented success of these idea
sewing machines. 1t is convinc-
ing proof that the Singer excel'
in all kinds of family sewing anC
art needle work. All our sewing
machines are of the best construc
ton, beautifully decorated, arC
are mounted on selected 10 IS j
finely finished cabinets Of artist
designs. B. Bergoraon, ars~t u
Bethel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-01

The appointment of Gardiner
X. Wilder to the Hawaii Judge
ship gives general satisfaction
Mr.. Wilder knows Hawaii and thu
Hawaiians as we'll as being ahl-
IN his profession. Another
feature which will doubtless graft
fly the people of Hawaii is Mr..
Wilder's absolute political indie
pendence.