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END.

FRIDAY. Jan. 2s.-GRAIN-Wheat-spot was
quiet. The sales wero 93. 600 BUSH, including
1900 ungraded red. 10000 No. 1 hard Mani
toba here. and $4,000 No. 2 hard winter at the
outports on private terms for export. Free on
board aioat: No. ! Northern spring New York,
$l.lO: do. Duluth. S1,l1a; No. Q red, ri. O9la;
No. / hard Duluth. $1.12; No. ! hard Manitoba,
S1. O9la. Minneapolis received to-day 2l7. 600
bush. against 1913. 76O last year; Duluth AZ, 274,
against 1929; Chicago $4,000. against ls. 500;
Milwaukee 10000. against $3.50; st. Louis
s. 5000. against 14.950: Detroit 1915. against
2,5O5 last year. Futures opened &c. to lac.
lower. but rallied and advanced 7sc. to 14c.,
then reacted slightly and closed Ice. to Ac.
higher for the day. Future sales $685., 900
BUSH, as follows:
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Futures here closed steady with prices 8 points lower
advanced ~. Hamburg advanced Il pfg. to = pig.
Rio was Dun at unchanged prices: receipts. $4,000:
1921: Santos was quiet and unchanged; receipts.
T.; 600; stoeE; gos, oo9 ooo stock "a HayIe, i.o4s; 900
ruled steady. The European cables were higher. but
were Offset BY large receipts At Rio and Santos =
~; 90; February g and I'D March, 50 DOG sgG5 COPPER
ruary and March. Lead was weak; spot and Janu,
Fry; s6o%spsiac. Tin WAS easier; spot: January.
easier; spot. January. February and March. 3.s7La
NAVAL sroREs-were duh. Spirits of turpeatine,
3ti:@3Aiec.; common to good strained rosin. SLAB
s4.sssssI.75 ren%sd ffe%'I the ' contins sniioi ss SaS.
goTk Was p1s.i iir,n i.,, Mess; 81, Gu. meats were
shoulders 4Ae; Dressed hogs. 4s4@6isc; Tallow.
i isSs / seconds. is@y;ac.: sf thirds e' itsi 6cG'' s nrsss.
finest, l9c hl.ts. i7@ 49,; thirds to seconds, i4@
Choice iSSi cn sssi.s'! FAIR r"' 10 0 scoG. ! 4.ssSsd f9ns COMMON sass;;
ok@7c; small; colored and white fancy. eSeilc.;
fiS'Se n SnsSaSasii f SST'"G Gathered e% s0f fancy .'s Soo.:
Western do. hrsts. lac. Chicago. Jan. 90
after a snow blockade OF -four or nve days. At the
p prS,ssf In t the future W1s do 4 fSS better es and believe wee t iH9N m no ssS
will be made by purchases on any declines that may
Wool Current quotations of foreign woods. based
lows: Foreign-Port Philip. combing, 3aaSsc.; Port
Philip. clothing, 25S30c.; Adelaide. combing, gao
21a28c.; Cape. clothing. 1S@2Oc; Cape. combing.
In@slc; Mont Primera, 22@24c;; merino. aiessc.
Irish, wcthers. 3o@3lc,; Shropshire. hogs. 3i@32c.;
shropshire, wethers, 30@31c,; Sussex, tegs, sec;
Sussex. ewes. 30@3lc.: Canadian. combing, 30s8io.
SuGAR-Raw was dull: So test. 8 9.l6c.; 90 test.
4 1.18c. Refined was quiet.
ToBACco-The semi.weekly sales included 1875
cases 1896 New England Havana, lS@82c; 100 cases
1904 New England seed leaf. 2l@3Uc. 100 eases
1903 Wisconsin Havana at lOi4c.; $50 cases 1898
Pennsylvania Havana at l2i2@ i8c; 40 eases 1895
Zimmers at 15Sl7c 100 cases 1894 Gebhardt at
12c 100 cases 1893 Pennsylvania seed leaf at llac.;
100 cases lsy3 do. at l8c.; $50 bales Havana at 75c.
10 In bond. and 100 bales Sumatra In bond at
0Oc. ~ 81. 80.
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Glertiuus and Msetiuas.
oFFICE OF
THE CHICAGO. ROCK sLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY r.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, December cd, 1897.
A special meeting of the stockholders or Tho Chi
duly called by the Board OF Directors. will be held az
the General Ontce of the Company. No. 144 Van
Buren, street, in the City OF Chicago. County or Cook,
and state OF Illinois. on the Fifteenth Uoth) day OF
February, A. ID. 1895. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the
purDose of considering, voting, and deciding whether
will authorize the creation or . bonded debt by
the issue. at such times and in such amounts
ns from time to time the Board OF Directors may
determine. Of bonds. payable in Gold Coin OF
standard OF weight and fneness. and not exceeding
the aggregate principal sum of one hundred million
dollars 600, 900. 900. maturing January I, 1888,
ana bearing n rate OF interest not exceeding nve peP
centum per annum, payable semi.annualIy; and tho
execution OF a mortgage or deed OF trust to such
Trustee or Trustees a. may be designated by the
Board of Directors. TO be dated January /, A. d. 1893,
to secure all such bonds. which are to be issued for
the purpose OF refunding. redeeming. or paying, At
or before maturity, outstanding obligations of this
roads shall hereafter be acquired by consolidation or
purchase by The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company. and for the purpose Of the future
enlargement. improvement or extension of the prop
es OF the Company VIII consent TO. and approve of,
SUI h mortgage for securing the said bonds as shall be
submitted to the said meeting. md Will ratify the
proceedings OF the Board of Directors authorizing
such bond, and such mortgage or deed OF trust and
Indicating the property to be covered thereby; and
for the further purpose OF considering. voting and
deciding whether Article VIII. OF the Articles OF Com
solidation of this Company adopted the ed day OF
June, in the year A. d. 1880. as the said Article was
amended at the annual meeting OF tho stockholders
of this Company on the 9Th day OF June. A. D.. 1850,
shall be further amended so as to read: " The highest
amount of funded debt to which the company shall bO
subject shall not exceed 500 roc. 900"
RI CABLE. President.
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The trading in cotton to-day was more active, but
still In the main OF q local fcaturcless character.
Early In the day prices advanced slightly. The Liver.
pool cables were firm. and shorts covered, while
tn re was a small demand for long account. German
houses bought freely, but Liverpool both bought and
vas short lived; Tho receipts at the ports and the
been exp cited. and some tired longs sold out.
One large Wall street house sold and some
local, scalpers also sold. Accordingly. prices re-
acted and slowly. receded. the last quotations show
Ing o trihing net loss for the day on Ill months with
the exception Of January. MI. Hester makes the
quantity brought into sight during the week 2s3. 100
bales, against l5l.15B in the anne week last year.
12i.l In 1885. and 238. 4a5 in 1895. and the total
for $50 days to date s.475.8l5, against 1881. a53 in
the correspondents period In 1898. The weather In
the south to-day was fair. Th- signal service pre-
diets threatening weather with light rams tonight in
the cotton belt. The dry goods market continues
quiet. Print cloths are firm and tending upward.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull; No. z. 8Lo.
Sales 5000 bags Santos. Nos. 3. 9. Z, y and o, at
y 9.l6c., cost and freight: 1850 bags Maracaibo,
goo bags savaniila, and 500 bags Central American
on private terms. The future trading waa rs follows:
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Live STOCK Market.

NEW YoRK. Friday. Jan. 2s.-Receipts OF beeves
we're 2.ssO head; - cars to be exported. lo2 ears
direct to local slaughtererS, ana 2S cars 10 be sold.
Active. at higher figures with the exception OF prime
steers. Yards fully cleared. Nctiye steer. sold at
6i,4O@96.3 5 Y 100 Ms; stays aud oxen. at S39 81. 30;
bulls. at 53sS3,G0 dry cows at 52GGa3.4O. Dressed
beef steady at 1@S4c. ' 70. for poor 10 prime native
sides. Cables from British marx ts quote American
steers at l0L@l lie. y n, dressed wcight; American
refrigerated beef at 74@54c. 4 n. No exports to-
day; tomorrow eJi beeveS. 80 sheep, ana 5,0B6
quarters OF ieef.
Receipts OF calves Including a few direct, were
AZ head. Quiet at generally steady prices; all sold.
veals sold ~ soSos,7o v 100 ns. city dressed, nrm
at lOh@12Ic. y n.
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs. including 10 cars di.
rect TO butchers, were 1897 head II cars on sale.
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rhiDAtb jan. 80.
Tho tenor of President MoKinley's speech at
tho manufacturers banquet last evening and
tho publication of definite yet unofficial state
ments regarding tho proposed merger OF tho
Now York Central and Lake Shore companies
impaired d strong tone to the stock market at
tho opening. Still another factor was the an
nouncement that tho Northern Pacific Com
pany will shortly declare a second quar-
terly dividend upon Its preferred stock.
London was a moderate buyer Of securi.
ties In tho early dealings, and the demand
for stocks through commission houses was
larger than for some time past. The strength
Of the market naturally invited sales to secure
profits, and these were supplemented a little
later by professional operations. based upon OK
pectationso OF q reaction in prices. Purely specu.
lAtive interests profeSsed TO DO disappointed In
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The Union Real Estate Company ha. sold 70 a syn.
dictate OF builders represented ~ ~ II. Meyer the
block, front 3O0El0O, on the west side Of the Boule.
ward. between lAoth and 1tBih streets. Two apart.
ment houses. each gbx90, and eight private dwell.
in1a, zach 17.oI5o. are TO be erected on the plot.
mediate improvems nt, the plot. 50xt0O. on the north
q de OF l3Sd street, 800 feet west OF Tenth avenue.
lin 4 Co. have sold for Mts, Josephine DNs.eil. No.
2lo East Tenth STREET, q six'story brick aud stone
Brooke 4 Georges hive sold for Or. Eliot Morton to
an Investor. No. lbl East Twenty.sixth street, n six.
ei3. 600.
Jacob Hess has sold TO Paul Halpin four lots at the
southeast corner or Amsterdam avenue and 2OSth
street. He has also sold -four lots on tho south side Of
llith street, $50 feet east OF the Boulevard, to n
builder for Improvement.
Henry Wilson has sold tho plot, 76xi02,2, on tho
south side OF Etghtieth street. l25 feet west OF West
the sale. were also brokers IN the sale TO Morris
steinharit OF the plot. l00KiO2. at tho northwest
corner Of West End avenue ant EIghtieth sire. 4, re.
ported Yesterday. Mr. Wilson purchased the street
lots Ia 1919 for o22. 800.
]. Lott Nnstrnnd has sold TO the New York Building
Loan and Banking Company, through J. q. Quinn &
for about S35. 900.
James Walsh has sold for George Coburn, for about
house on lot 2bxiOO.
Park & Grurtzrrr have sold for Katherine Kohler
TO William Wfelsnd tho hve-Rtory fat house, 21xS5x
luo., No 223 Central Park West, for ESQ. 900.
Eckei& Batterman have sold TO X. Ranft for c. n.
Bohicn the fonrstory brick and stone front Fat house
No. DO West l86th street. on lot 25xD5.
h, w. Thomas a Dunn have sold through p. N.
Gardner TO 7. ktrwell n lot with dwelling on tho west
siae OF valentine avenue. near 10th street, for
J.. \. Gardner has sold for F. Klrwell two lots, 40x
l2o. In haywood Park, at 5000,
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A copy Of an agreement of modification, dated Jan.
uary l2. 1898, providing as above and for the dispo.
sition OF the remaining securities. has been duly filed
in the ONCE of the undersigned for the information OF
Depositing Stockholders.
Any holder of certificates of deposit issued by tho
undersigned under said agreement OF September /,
1897. not asserting to such change or modification,
within ono week after the NTH day OF February,
1893, may withdraw the deposited stock or stocks
represented by such certificates held by him without
expense, but all depositors not so Withdrawing
within said time shall be deemed to have nnally as.
sentcd to such change or modification and shall DO
bound thereby, and the undersigned DepoSitary shall
be fully authorized to carry tho sam into enect. with
all the powers provided in said agreement.
Dated New York. January 1e. 1898.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.,
Depository.
Referring to above modification. the Board OF
Directors of che Equitable Gas Light Company OF New
York. at a meeting thereof held January 2. 1898.
unanimously resolved to that the stock.
holders of this company assent to the said modinca.
ton OF said plan and agreement.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
KEENE. President
Referring to above modification. the Board OF
Directors OF the New York and East River Gas Com.
pany, at a meeting thereof. held January o. 1893.
unanimously resolved to that tho stock.
holders of this Company assent TO the said modinca'
ton OF said plan and agreement.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
AUGUST BELMONT President
New York. January ~, 1898.
TO THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw
YORK, CITY.
GENTLEMEN:
Referring to the proposed modification OF the plan
of union OF the Equitable Gas Light Company and the
New York and East River Gas Company, we would
say that In our Judgment It Is necessary and eXpe.
dent that the plan should be modified as now pre-
posed.
Yours very truly.
}. =. MORGAN a & o
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railway Donub (pAr vAluo) Oosoos,ooo'
RAILROAD N OTHER sHARKs.
Open. High. Lou- -c1ostnO--
Ada. Er.l6oa 1907 1909 l6o 9
$4,000 Am sR..l3e 1904 8 1877 1874
90 AmsRp.ll4 ia ll3h ia ll4h
100 AmsM. o 81 9
100 AmsMp 2la 2ll 2la 81 2lh
u Am cabl 81 OIL OIL 81 92
Ssls Am Tcb. s7h ssh s7a s7s s7S
20 AmTobpll6 ll6 ll6 ia
e2 Am EI..llealle lle llehlleh
$50 . .%SSp 70 70. 70 zs 3 z zs
1910 Atcb.T&
Fe... l3k l3k las laix l3k
1000 Atcb.T&
Sep. sll all sos 81 ols
zoo a Arbp 90 SO 36 34h 36s
400 90 ee 2s ps 2sa
10 Brunsw
adtp. 81 81
400 Bal.4o iss 49, lab la lah
$50 Bait 40.
swp.n 81 a. 6b 6 z
1865 Bay stG a d az a. d
1851 Br'k r T 1oa al aoz 1OL aoh
900 I'm G,l23h l2ab l22 le2 1885,
$40 csnso.. So 66 b1a 3d. 64@
1900 Can fac.
SEQ. 80 seL 50 80 So.
SO Con leo. 49, s6h as SO a5h
1880 Oh Ct W la. rs laa lAL l4Ss
200 Oh CT W
DLA.. ash ses sss s6s sss
''i' chs'So ssS 2sS e2S cav s2%
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THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY

CHICAGO January cath, 1898.
For the purpose OF holding a Special Meeting of the
Stockholders OF this Company. the Stock Transfer
books OF The Chicago. Rock Island snd Pacific Rail-
way Company will close at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. February
LIST and reopen at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. February 10. 1895.
w. g. PURDY. Treasurer.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme Court-special Term. Part u.-Ex.parte
matters.
Supreme Court-Special Term.-PartI v.-Caso on.
Dieterleu vs.. Powers. No day calendar,
Surrogate's Court-Chambers.-No day calendar.
For probate-Wills OF James s. Warren. Elizabeth
WiEelburn. Jeanette Sanders. at 1880 A. M.
City Court-Spscial IN
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Real Estate Auction snies.

At the Broadway Salesrcom yesterday Thompson &
Pryor sold No. 2i34 Seventh avenue, near 142d
street, a hvestory stone.fio ont dat house. on lot 10. 10
1!5.. foreclosure. to Resale A. Oakley, plaintiff, for
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New Orleans advanced 0 to 4 points. but reacted.
Futures here advanced 3 to . points, but lost this and
closed steady at a decline OF / to g points on all
months except january, which closed l point higher.
the sales were Us. 200 bales. The future trading was
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Bariey-was duh but nrmer. New feeding. 37La0
No. 2 Western 5s@5shc,, free ON board
anoat. Corn-spot was steady and in good demand.
= mixed here and 100. 900 do. at the outports on
private terms for export; No. 4 mixed In store. 25,.
covered this. Future sales 275, 900 bush, as Follows:
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were lac. higher. The sales were 2g3. 900
bush includlng 100000 heavy white and 90, 600 No.
. white. 36Lc.; No. 0 do, 2vhc., No. . white
clipped, 80ac.i No. y do, o0c.i No. = mixed, aeko.y
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11rAxoIAL AxD ooHM1a0t1L.

r.u york stock Rrcsasge-salss ssn. ss.
--,,,p STATES AMI STATE norps uS si.ooos,
40 8 go ,OsUlssst sv.T a.e s.ss
of1ee1..... IL
nosrxo PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
ma. Isted. MD. <akeh.
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Business Chances.
RatfnI5.

DATENTS for Inventions procured promptly low
i rates. ROEDER & BRIESEN, ~ Nassau st., Y.
Established 1884.
Datsnts.- send for I~nvsstors' Guide, free, Ed6af Tea
i 3 Co, Patent Solicitors. $40 hrosdwAy, Rev HoA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-29

OFFICE OF
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER DuRIDGE
CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 2lst, 1898.
Owners OF bonds OF the Mississippi River Bridge
Company are hereby notified that the United States
Trust Company OF New York, Trustee. has designated
by lot bonds numbered l.s. lJ2, l6o, l53, a04.
BO0. 3l1 I3O. SIS. 68S, TO be redeemed as re-
CURED by the mortgage on account of sinking FUND
payment due April 1t, 1sDs. Said bonds to be re-
GAN a CO.. ~ Pine ST., New York city. Interest ON
bonds designated as above viii cease April LIST, 1898.
CHARLES II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
S)s)n HAREs THE wATERsURY WATCH co.
%AO stock. par value e2o. will be sold at AUCTION
IN blocks or Ave or ten shares at Fourth National
Bank. Waterbury, Conn, Feb. /. 1898. at 1 O'Clock in
the afternoon.
This IL q fine investment opportunity-the hrst OF
the stock ever offered at public sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18
t. p. SEVERN DEAD.
A Kamaaina Passes Away Suddenly I'm
Queens Hospital This Afternoon.

A Kamaaina Passes Away Suddenly i'm
Queens Hospital This Afternoon.
L. p. SEVERN, a man who came
out from California for the first
time, sixteen years ago and then
in December of 1885 to settle here
permanently, died at the Queens
hospital at about l o'clock this
afternoon. He had been i'll for a
long time and grew 30 much worse
yesterday that it was decided to
place him in the hospital.
The deceased was thlrty-six
years of age and was a pho
tographer by trade. Upon first
coming to the country he worked
for j. j. Williams, then he went
into the Sun Pearl Gallery and
ter was associated with the Bols
trrs in Photographic work. He
went to Hilo for awhile and still
later he was a custom house in
spector. Finally deceased went
into Nuuanu street pho.
tograph galley with j. Nc.
Candless and then ran the
place by himself. He was owner
and manager of this at the time
of his death.
Deceased was member OF
Lodge LIE Progress A. F,
d A. NJ, and Harmony
Lodge, L. o. o. +. His brother
came here on a sailing vessel two
weeks ago. This is the only re-
lative in the country.
The funeral arrangements have
not been made as the BULLETIN
goes to press, but it is certain that
the services will be in the hall Of
one of the lodges to which de.
ceased belonged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18

Then don'tgive him copies. There
are gymnastics of writing which
are better.
Mrs Parker followed the Col.
onel. She first asked for the defni-
ton of a vowel.
A vowel is a sound produced
when the organs of speech are in
a definite fixed position, non-ob-
structive, and syllable. A conson,
nat is different only in the organs
of speech being obstructive.
Mrs. Parker spoke of the use of
pictures to illustrate lessons on
different subjects. In the Chicago
schools, they use pictures very
generally. They are very valuable
in explaining to a child things
that he cannot see in his own en-
vironment. In fourteen years Mrs.
Parker has collected and classified
over 10000 pictures which are
used in the Normal School in
Chicago.
Newspaper clippings are treated
in the same way. The lady said
that two or three good text books
could be made of the material
found in one year,in good news
paper.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18

For long time past certain
house standing in the water at
Leleo has been the headquarters
for swipes drinkers. Captain
Parker has declared his intention
to put quietus on the place on
account Of things that happened
on Sunday while he was driving
home with bis family.
Five native sailors came STUN
bling out of the house and took
to the street, insulting passersby
and showing fight at every step.
Their last act was an attempt at
stopping Captain Parker's vehicle.
The captain jumped out and soon
had four of the number under
arrest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18
COWARDLY ASSAULT.
Sailor Robert Brown OF the c. ID. Bry-
ant Stabs Two Natives.


Robert Brown, sailor from
the @. d. Bryant, made himself
more than obnoxious in house
in Kskaako just at the bend of
the narrow street that leads to the
boat houses, Sunday morning be-
tween 5 and 6 o'clock. He went
there slightly under the influence
of liquor and, walking in the
front door of the house, made an
attempt to assault Mrs. Kawi, a
native woman who was lying sick
in bed. Kawi, the husband, made
Jump for Brown, who drew a
knife and slashed the native in
the right arm and in two places
on the head.
just then, Mrs. Kanehi wa, Ka-
wis mother, hearing the distur.
bance, ran into the room and
grappled with the intruder, whom
she held with an iron grip, even
after he had stabbed her in the
arm to make her release her
hold.
Mrs. Kanehiws's cries brought
several natives to the house. These
very soon had Brown so that it
was impossible to get away. A
cut was registered between his
eyes. This was done with some.
ones shoe.
Lieut.. Warren and others went
to the place and transferred Brown
to the police station.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18
ON The LAND OF PAHOA.
Continued from First Page.

as 75x200 and that a broad avenue
from the Kapabulu road to the
Waialae boundary, as we'll as in
tersecting avenues, will be bull 4.
That the soil is so rich as to
guarantee the growth of plants of
all kinds and particularly vegeta
bles for the table.
That the rocks existing there
are all on the surface and that the
ground may be worked with ease.
That the lots will be placed Oh
sale in a short time.
That there is a gradual slope
from the highest point toward the
ocean, 80 that the view of one
house will not be INSTRUCTED by
another.
Y. X. Myers of San Francisco is
the pioneer purchaser In the tract,
he having already bought nine
building lots therein.
Just before returning to the city
a small American flag was raised
on what remains of the house on
telegraph hill and a picture with
the visiting party in the fore
ground was taken.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18
Notice.

At the annual meeting Of VIM. G..
Irwin II Company, Limited, held on
Thursday, July 18th, 1898, the following
stockholders were elected to serve as
officers Of the Company for the ensuing
year, viz:
VIM. G. Irwin, President.
Claus Spreckels, Vice-President.
w. NJ. Giifard, Treasurer and Secre-
tary.
II. NJ. Whitney, Jr., Auditor.
w. NJ. GIFFARD, Secretary.
Honolulu, July 18th, 1898. 96i-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18
Around Pearl Harbor.

A party of twelve ladies and
gentlemen, made up by VIM. Nc
Inerny, took pleasure run about
Pearl Harbor on the Union Elk
press launch on Sunday. The
party went down on the morning
train, was met at Pearl City by
the launch, took the pleasurable
ride referred to and returned to
town on the afternoon train.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18
OPENING OF SECOND WEEK.

Continued from First Page.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18
A New Millinery ParlOr.

Mrs. A. V. Napthaly having recent
ly disposed of her millinery business
in San Francisco, will establish her.
self in this city, at No. 352 Fort street,
in the Love Building, on the arrival
of her new and personally selected
stock on the incoming Alameda. The
opening will be on or about Ju y 25th,
and the ladies of Honolulu are respect
fully invited to call. 965-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-07-18

DR.. M. l.. Berger will address
the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation tonight in their quarterly
meeting. The reports and bust
ness of the evening will be cut
short for the doctors address. This
will probably be the last address
the members of the association
will have the pleasure of hearing.
as the doctor has planned to leave
for the States on Saturday of this
week.