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RTIER 7HIEF,S FLEET
Black Charllc's" RuSe to Escape Arrest
Painted His Boat Three CoIors.


49,, The worst river thief / remember Of WA
Lack Charlie don't know what NAT oun'itv
inns IrllvW was. but lie knew his business lie
was wurklng the river fura II it wns worth in ths
ios ana onlc@rS wrr" trying to catch Mn, M
almost every point between ST Louis and Now
dreams They did catch him at last hut ill.,
NM ~ shnot hum until he luokcd like a slew.
Mmi W9"n they got HIM oil of his boat he WAS
black Charlie made lots Of money ne a
ttM"r thirIr any organized a gang of snch
theNrs hcE had several fences who Its
eTI ,,,, q, ne goods stolen hy them
s s,mtr Ht2T rhou,ands OF dollars worth Il
shhntyIhoate. and each one was IN rhaT.,e 81 ~
pam VINO got percentage Of what he stni.
InM know now Charlie kept tab on his sun
tt.eNcS, hut he did so in manner thnt Nh.
hnteihcInly a. nm. and II h" was sat isiIrd + r
hShteh inusl nave boon Il good one Wv
~ me urn down the river that was Char
II II last me th,"i played a pretty shrewd triCG
~ rhhe mere IN r"d-culOIch hGnnty- hGat n,,i
tleu up IN NOIf river lie stole n LOT Of sIiiT
NJ" ana put out into tn" river one dark mini
W" suspected him and srut messages ISSw,,,'
snn river dnN"rI h,ug tho boar ana ordorlrr IN"
arrest o. az on board Of il. Before dawn nov
ever. marble = red boat had been chnngcI f.,
,hr Ga',h n"at II" changed thr color OF IL
SMn m nn tn%y k'Il"I him. The officers ordercd
MN 9ut %, his boat md he answered hy kilIinv
one oil them. Then they fixed lis clock '''''NE
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RAID ON A JERSEY STILL.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS CAPTURE FOUR
MOONSHINERS.
The Distillery Was in Operation when They
Arrlycd-I Had been Running two
Months Hundred Gallons of spirits

| Tho Distillery Was In Operation when They
| Arrlycd-It Had Been Running two
| Months-Flvc Hundred Gallons of spirits
| Seized and Fifteen Hundred of Mash.
Revenue Agent +. q. Thompson took half a
dozen OF his men ovsr to Jersey city last night
and rnided an illicit distillery which was in
operation at the corner Of Dalcs avenue and
Broadway. in the Marion section Of the city.
The still was found in an old building which
was formerly used as n sausage factory. Four
men were at work in tho place when the Gov
eminent officers arrived.
Agent Thompson and Special Gaugor Fellows
broke down a small door leading to the build
ing. and got inside. In the meantime Revenue
Inspectors Long. Brooks, Moore. Bivins, Tny-
lor and O'Nea climbed ovcra high fence that
surrounds the bull ling. As soon as the officers
broke into the place. the four men ut work
tried to get out. Ono hid in n stable Just at
hand. two others in a machine shop.
Tho leader Of the moonshino band broke
from the grasp OF one of the inspectors and
fought hard to got away. The revenue officers
were compelled to draw their revolvcrs before
they were able to subIuo the moonshners.
The four men were finally handcufred and
taken TO the Oakland Avenue Police Station.
They described themselves as Robert Clark.
Frederick Warren. Joseph Hyer and Jeremiah
Connors. Agent Thompson recognized Clark
as an old time moonshiner. Clark had bcen n
member Of tho old Brody gnnR tho agent said
Six members Of the gang are now serving
terms OF Imprisonment in the Kings County
Penitentiary.
The Jersey still had been watched by tho
Government officers for two weeks. II has
been In operation two months. turning out
from seven to eight barrels OF whskey every
day. When the officers made the raid last
night they seized the still with five hundred
gallons Of spirits. fifteen hundred gallons Of
moasSes mash. ten barrels of molasses, two
horses. two wagons and large amount Of
machinery. All Of the property was paced in
charge OF four officers. and will be appraised
to-day.
The four men under arrest will he arraigned
to-day before the United States Commissioner
sitting in Jersey City.
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VAR on TRUSTS IN NEBR.sK.
Mr.. Attorney General SAYS lie VIII Begin
ON the Standard Oh ComrnnX.


OMAHA, Nob Aug | l.-To-morrow the State
OF Nebraska VIII commence fight on all trusts
doing busin's' in the state and will expell
them, with the aid OF the courts. Attorney
general Smythc will commence on the Standard
on COMPANY lie has n petition which he will
tomorrow file in the District Court here. ask
ing that the Standard Oil COMPANY be expelled
from the STATE because II Is trust. doing busi-
ness in violation OF State and national law and
having for its object the Iestraint Of trade,
The Attorney General snid Tonight that all
the lesser trusts will in their turn lie forced out
OF the state.
The petition relates that the branch OF the OIL
Trust doing business in Nebraskais organized
under the lnws Of Indiana and 1t goes into the
history OF the organization 1t concludes with
the assertion that when John j. Rockefeller
and the other nine trustees. appointed IN 1892
or the oStenSible purpose OF liquidatng tho
trust and In response Ia tho antitrust law
met it WAS not for that purpose. but to con-
tnue the business under various dtsguIscs.
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MIR. WO0DRUFF NOr ALARMED.
Regards the Republican Revolt In Brook.
Ign as Insigniticant.

Lieut.. Governor Timothy l.. Woodrnff regards
the rumpus in the Republican organization
In Brooklyn as so insignificant and his
own political props so secure that he has
Como back to the Adirondacks. and does
not expect to return to Brooklyn until a
few days before the September primaries.
After several cOnfabS with Col. Micrael J.
Day. chairman OF the Executive Committee,
and Walter b. Attcrbury. chairman Of the
County Committee. has reached the conclusion
that the opposition to their Management OF the
organization Is hOpelessly weak all along the
lin" and that il would he Il mere waste OF time
and energy TO bother his head with politics
dOring the remainder Of the summer He re.
CARDS the factiona fight projected by Post
master Francis II, Wilson as in fact the most
ridiculous performance OF the kind ever wit
messed in Brooklyn.
4 am willing he SAID yesterday. "to stnko
my political judgment on the prediction that
not single member OF tho next Executive
Committee, which will consist of one from
each Of the twenty-one Assembly districts
will he amennble to the control or the Intuen ca
OF Postmaster Wilson. Indeed. he will not
even have the support OF asinEle member OF
the next County Committee, consisting OF
tWenty-one delegations. aGgregating about
two hundred men,"
Mr. Woodruff expects that the primaries will
ne =" Overwhelmingly sided that the few
indictments will surrender at once and that
the Iarty will he moro soliiy united in Kings
County that 1t has BEEN since the Presidential
election.
Postmaster Wilson, Revenue Collector Moore.
William Prendergast X. Ross Appleton and
lheir iacionaI associates, however. think that
Mr. woodruff underestimate the opposition
ana that he will have to revise his estimates
after the September primaries Thrv Ln.I ira
mat Whatever tn" result Of tho primari NAV
u" there rover rau be any real harmony in the
orEnHlThti9n rs long as Col, bndy is continued
lin'ierS' strike at Orange Valley settled.
ORANGE. y j., Aug. II The strike In the
cummings nat factory in Orange Valley which
has n""n "n week was settled Tonight. Both
employees aud employers made eu"GesstUns.
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CROOKS BIGGED IN nRIDGEpoRr.
All Heavily Armed and Evidently Bent on
Mischief-One Escapes.

BE1pGEPURT. Conn. Aug. 11.-Four crooks
arrived In this city this afternoon from New
York. They were followed by a Pinkerton man.
Detectives Arnold and Cronun and Officer peter
Hall. with Tie New York detective, came
upon them AZ Fairfield avenue and Main
street about II O'Clock tonight. When they
attempted to place the gang under arrest the
crooks showed Fight. One man escaped and
there was an exciting chase for several blocks.
Detective Arnold firing several shots at him
hut falling to to stop him. When searched at
police headquarters the prisoners were found
to be heavily armed. They all gave fictitious
namos. They are hold charged with carrying
concealed weapons.
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ENGINEERS MUST SWIn.
Orders to the Willets Point Post to Learn
at Once-Lessons Begun.

WIIIETs POINT. l.. l.. Aug. ia general
order has been received here from Washing
ton instructing Major John ID. knight. COM
mander OF the army post to insist that all men
under his charge learn to swim. Those at
tached to the Engineer Corps who cannot
swim will be obliged to submit to instruction
commissioned officer will supervise the les
sons After preliminary instruction the nov
ice istowed astern Of II row boat until he sue
cecds IN developing his natatorial powers
Major knight says that 1t is essential for men
in the Engineer Corps to know how to swim.
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Cricket.

There will be two championship games
OF the metropolitan League played in this
vicinity to-day. The Manhattans Will
meet the Newarks at Prospect Park,
and the Staten Islands will play
a return match with team OF the X A.
C.s at Livingston. There will be only one
contest In the series Of the New York Crick-
ct Association. Paterson's crack team
playing kearny at Paterson. The New York
Club will visit Stamford for game with the
local team there. Nelson Lodge will play the
Montclatr A. c. at Montclair and the Ca
rbbeans Will meet Paterson's team at
Central Park.
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JOHS JISTOS D4HLGRES DE1D.
Son of tho Admiral n Victim Of Lung Trouble
in Colorado.


COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Aug ll.-John Vim
ton DahIEr"n. Il son OF tho Into Admiral Dahl
grcn. died hero Of lung trouble to-day. Io
came here with his wife and son six weeks ago.
lnterment will probably be made at Wash
inEton
John Ninton was the youngest son Of the
Admiral. His mother was Madeline Ninton,
well known Catholic writer. The son was born
In Valparaiso. Chill. on April 22 1868. He was
graduated from the University OF Georgetown.
ID. c.. in 1889. and from its law
school in 1891 In 1902 he came to
New York and entered the law Office OF Lord.
Day & Lord. In 1896 he was attorney to the
Building Department here. He and his BROTH
err Eric married sisters. the daughters OF Jo-
seph W. Drcxcl. OF Philadelphia. Eric marrying
Lucy Drexel and John marrying Elizabeth.
The state Of his health compelled him to resign
his post in the Building Department. He was
n member of the Catholic Club, the Republican
Club. andth New York Athletic Club.
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Can't Remember whore She Lives.

Superintendent Yorkp Of the city Lodging
House. has II VOL dressed. apparently re-
spectacle young woman in his charge whose
relatives hc is anxious TO nnd. The police
found her wandering on the streets two days
ago. She says that she Is Celia Lyman and
that she came 10 this country from Germany
two years ago Since then sho saws, she has
lived with her aunt. Mrs Liz2io Rlndkrether
In Sixth avenue somewhere
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TRITITE SNIP TO THE P4RIs FAIR.
Suggestion Made to tho National Asaoci-
alton of Manufacturers.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ll.-Lcttcrs have been
sent b the members Of the National Associ-
alton OF Manufacturers asking them whether
they intend to visit the Paris Exposition in
1900. The intention Is. II n sufficient mum Der
intend to 60 to hold the next annual conven-
tion in Paris. II has been suggested that "A
steamship he chartered for the voyage, each
member bearing his share OF the cost.
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Bees Killed By Skunks.

HOBART. n. Y. Aug. IA. b. Kinskern
owner OF an apIary here, shot four skunks on
Tuesday night that had been killing his bees.
The skunkS do their work at night. whom the
bees nre in the hives and 10 get the bees out Of
the hive they knock ont the back OF it and then
GO around to the front md kill tho bees 10y
striking them with their paws
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THE PRESIDENT Has FIVE WEATHER.
Mrs. MCKINLEY Rognins Her Health-Vics.
President Hobart Greatly Improved.

HOTEL CHAMPLAIN. Clinton County. n, Y.
Aug / 1.-The weather has been fine ever since
the President arrived here. and has been Of
great benefit. especially to Mrs. Mckinley. who
is now almost in perfect health. Vice President
Hobart too. has improved perceptibly IN
health since comin and hopes to leave hercA
well man.
The Presidents callers to-day were the Hon.
Smith NJ. Weed and Col. l.. W. Kennou. who
has been in Havana under Gen. Brook" col.
Kcnnon has been appointed Co'oncl Of the
Ihirty-tourth Regiment at Fort Logan Col.
kennon is now en- route to his command.
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Mrs. julia sorrl. Cur,i.', Barn burned.

BRIpGEroRr. Conn. Aug. 1l.-Thc lGrl at
the home OF Mira. julia Morris Curtis on rasco
liilI. Fairfield. was burned Tonight II was
used IN part for servants quarters, Five men
were asleep IN the building. hut all escaped
Seventeen horses. some OF them vaIua BILE
were turned loose and cscaped.
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livestock Market.

NEW YORK, FRAY. August II, 1850 H"".I's
OF h"cyrS G.6Il head, including ~ cars for "Nl"g
Siiyc, !@ for siought"rrrs aud ~ for %" market.
Steers ana TAT cows were active aud loo hCl"ri
all grades firm aud all sold. Medium 10 rarre
steers sold gt 81 "hm3 ~ Ter IL" lbs "Hrl, 4
% 5"mi 25' bulls At 81. IJtL35 30; cows a. a. -
$40. Dressed beef was firm AT NIDc. per ~ q
nativ" sides Cables firm. Exports fohu, 80
h""NrS, 100 sheep, aud +UIu quarters Of beef, 10
morrow, $50 hr"NeS aud 90" quarters ~ beet
R"rriptS ~ calves 10 head The Feeling Vas
firm. iond N"nl- Sold at 81 10 per 100 ln- ctIS
- - %. city dressed vrals higher at ""il -" Ter
Receipts ~ sr"p and lambs . l72 head inoHd-
iUS ears direct I" butchers aud - Tor Tie, uar.
h"t; nnd, with the stab stock. there Nrr" l9 !
cars on snl-. Sheep IL fa!r d"uaud and N'"u.F /
goa lalAlS M"I" wanted ~ !SstrrLnl rl.r". .
sl"rk M"s lak"n. '"mm"n '" prime stacey Soh ~
SVu4 10 per 100 lbs; ordinary to prime Iall'N AZ
- %im7 10, 'us NJ 81 2HmI ~. So clu'r' l.'r .
%l'I"d. dressed mutton 1ltSr!r. prr - dt",.'d
lullS steady Ut IllGIiIc.
Receipts ~ hog. l.V.H head, iuclw!iug '"I W
va" mni kgi. deck uf AichiguU p.gS rEua--,rD
SOFA ~ So Feeling STEADY.
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LADIES' CAN WEAR SHOES

On" s'%" smaller after using Allcu's Foot
Ease, powder to- De- shaken into the ~l,o"s.
II makes tight or new shurS feel easy; -
instant relief to CONS and mnjun- IS
IN" greatest comfort discovery Of tA" aga.
Cures swollen feet, b,ist"rs aud ra. IL
spots. Aliens Foot-Easc il certain . 20
for mgrowinG nails, sweating. hot. a.u.ug
lr"t' AZ all druggists and shoe stores . -.
trial pa"kaG" FREE 10y mail. AIG!. 30
Alton 5. Omstcd, lie Roy. ny.
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naiIrIs.
SGn"E"'S, Court ChallhrrS. I,r probate " Il
81 ll'auor Dunnlur. NJ lo:;n \ VI
VI Motions
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The Ward line steamship Saratoga. which
arrived yesterday from Nassau. made the yoy-
age in record time: = days, IL hours and 3
mlnntNa.
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lin,ter' Strike az Orange Valley settled.
ORANGE. y j., Aug. II The etrlke in the
has n""u On week was settled Tonight. Both
employees aud ympoyrrs made eu"Iessione.
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NO ONE TO BE PUNISHED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE report
OF the court of inquiry which investi-
gated the circumstances under which
the cruiser Newark exhausted her coal
and was for a time in peril in the
Straits of Magellan has been received
at the Navy Department and is under
examination. The inquiry was had at
the Mare Island Navy Yard. and At
though the result has not yet been
made public officially, 1t is gathered
that the court found that no further
proceedings are necessary beyond the
issue of an order to- commanding Off
GERS to take special care and ascertain
the exact state OF their coal bunkers
before going on long voyages.
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SAMPSON QUITS THE SEA.

FORT MONROE, Va. Oct. 1i.-Re1r-
Admiral Sampson retired yesterday
from the command OF the North At
lantic squadron. and At $3.50 o'clock his
flag was hauled down from the after
mast of the cruiser New York. \ crew
made up OF officers OF the flagship.
rowed the Admiral to the wharf. lie
left at o'clock for New York. IS
the steamer passed the New York the
naval band played the national air.
Admiral Farquhar. Admiral Sampson's
successor, will take command Of the
squadron at S o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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SUPREME COURT
Two Decisions Have
Been Rendered.
One IS n Case from The Maui
Circuit ana the Other 10 o.e
from Hawaii.

The Supreme Court. Justices whiting
and Frear and Judge Perry in place OF
the Chief Justice. has handed down an
opinion overruling the exceptions from
the Circuit Court OF the Second Cir
cult in the case OF Republic OF Hawaii
VS.. Charles Palea. who was charged
tried and convicted with being on the
premises OF one All Chuna in the night
time without lawful excuse. The opin-
ion is written by Justice Whiting and
says the conclusion Of the court Is that
the evidence fully supports the verdict.
n second opinion by the Supreme
Court, constituted as above. and also
written by Justice Whiting. is in the
case OF VI. +. Scott vs.. Kahele Apau on
WIFI OF error to- the Third Circuit
Court. The syllabus reads:
1t Is error to- award costs against
the appellee in actions at law wher,
appellant plaintiff tails in the Circuit
Court. on appeal. 10 recover at Least
one-ffth more than the amount reCoy.
cred in the District Court. Cost.
should have been awarded in the Cir.
cult Court in such case to the appelle,
and against the plaintiff appellan; un.
der Civil Laws. Section 1895. subsec
ton 8"
There being error as set forth in TN,
first assignment, the decision OF tn.
Circuit Judge Is so far reversed as q
the awarding costs against the defend
ant and the case rcmanded to- the Cir
cult Court with direction to- awar,
costs to the appellee Scott and agains
the appellant Apau. The writ is nj
lowed
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GERMAN EXPEDITION.
Massacred Near Cross River. South.
west Africa.

Massacred Near Cross River. South
west Africa.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 12.-The steamer
Niger. which arrived today from South
west Africa, brings news of the mas
sacre of Lieutenant Guise. German
Commissioner at Rio del Rey. near Old
Calabar river, also OF Lee Meyer. a
German trader. together with a hun
dred native soldiers and carriers. con
stituting an expedition formed by
Lieutenant Guise to- quell disturbances
near the Cross river. which forms the
boundary between British and German
territory.
\ native chief was taken as a guide.
but led the expedition into ambush. IL
was promptly shot when the Germans
received a volley. They fought Cuur.
ageOusly. but were outnumbered anC
slain. The natives then looted IN,
neighbOring factories and murdered tn,
native employees. after which they
crossed into British territory. TIVE
British traders. who were warned. hat
a narrow escape. managing to get dowI
the river in n canoe and to- reach RE
del Rey. where they found only a soli
tary German official and n h3lf-dDZeI
black soldiers.
Great excitement prevailed at RiS
del Rey when the Niger left on Sep
tcmber nth, as II was thought the ma
tives might come there. News has beer
sent to- the Cameroons. from wniCf
point a German relief expedition coulC
be dispatched.
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CLAUS srRDcKErIs. VA q. rnvm.
aaUs SDTeHeIs ( Co.. BJIIuy

HoNoIILU. u L.
SAN FRANCISCO ACENrs-"
NEVADA NATIONAL RANK o.
SAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANc1SCo-The Nevada Ns.-
uonai Bank % san Frapciroo.
lJoNDoN-Thc Unson Bank of L.
don gtld.l.
NEW IoRK-AmcrScsn Erchznes No.
tionai nsnk.
Merchants National ~.
PARiS-Crcdii 1.yonnais.
HER1.fN-Dresdncr Rank.
HONGkONG AND YOKOHAMA
uonEtong and Shanghai naahano
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
ViCToRiA AND -HasA
90 British North America
lfTSu Q esasr1 b1la1lv ! IrCnMI Duuu
Deposits Received Loans $3.50 .
Approved Security. Commercial -
Travellers Credits Issued. Bsrss -
Exchange Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOR.
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BIG STEAMER STRIKES BOTTOM.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Long
Branch Life-saving Station reports
that the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line
steamer Kaiser FREDERICK. from Ham
burg for New York, struck bottom on
that station during the thick weather
early today. She was soon gotten OF
and proceeded to this city, which she
reached without known injury.
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HAVANA DRYDoCK SOLD.

HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE Spanish Gov
eminent has sold the Havana floating
dock for 100000 to a syndicate OF
Vera Cruz merchants. Several New
York firms have been asked for terms
for conveying the dock to Vera Cruz.
The purchasers wish to take II away
about the beginning of next month.
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kobe. Joocon. LFons New YoTA
San Francisco. Shanghai. Dom
hay. HonFkonE. Tokyo.
INTEREST ALLOWED.
On Fired Deposit for y months . O
On FIXED Deposit for raostas ~ ,. Q.
On Fired Deposit Tor snonths . = o
G. -
INTEREST ALLOWED nv THD
HEAD OFFICE At YOKOHAMA
On Csrrcnt Deposit ! 30 sen per 49,
Or Fired Deposit for - rpoaths- -
Ter cent .. a.
The Bank buys ard receives for eos-
iectsua bills % Exchange. tsssss
Drzfs and Letters 90 Credit on u
above Branches sna kFenc3es ao1
traasscts = Eoaerai banking b1siosaA-
AEencT Yokohama Specie Baak:
New Rs9ssiie Bies- Hooolu,n- n L
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Commercial and Travellers Letters O,
Credit issued. available In all the
Principal Cities OF the World.
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G. BREWER &COL'D.

Queen Street Honoiuis. II l.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company. Ono
mea Sugar Company. Honona Sugar
Company. wailukg Sugar Company.
American Sugar Co. Make Sugar
Company. ookaia Sugar Plantation
Company Haieakaia Ranch Com
pany. E-aplpala Ranch. MoiokaI
Ranch.
Planters Line. San Francisco Packs:s.
Charles Brewer q Co.'S Line % Hoe
ton Packets.
AEcnt1 Boston Board o: unterr rss-
ers-
Agents for Philadelphia Board Of 20.
te-Vriters.
Standard oil Co.
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The above Company will buy. lease.
or sell lands In all parts OF the Ha-
waiian Islands; and also has houses In
the City OF Honolulu for rent.
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Hawaii Land Co.
LIMITED.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
J. X. Kahookano.
J. Makainai.
J. W. Bipikane.
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INTEREST allowed aftc July iss
1885. on fixed deposits: ; months . per
cent: 6 months ga per cent: i. months
Z per cent
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LIST OF OFFICERS.

C NJ Cooke. President: George n
Robertson. Manager; z y. Bishop
Treasurer and Secretary: Col W. y
Allen. Auditor: p. c. Jones. Il Water.
house. G. R Carter. Directors-
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EXCHANGE bought and 800
ano Letters Of Crodis issued O.
all parts of tho world.