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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Il.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYok, foot Of Chanloers-s.
a. follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 80 ST:
ono A. M.-Ves'bus Express daily for Binyham,on,
WSverIy Emira Buffalo Bradford, Jamestown Arrive
Buffalo p. NJ Pdrlor car 10 Bunalo. ,.-..u.,o,
o.IS A. M-Daiv. except Sundays, 20 Bnghamton,
OWego Waverly Elmira and Delaware Valley points.
Daily to Port Jervis and Monticello. pullman far'"f
2:oO T.. M-Vestibuled Imited-Fast mail daily solid
train for Chicago. Cevland IiO A. NJ Chcag9'
F. NJ seepers TO Chicago Cleveland and CINCINNATI
so p. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestbued Express
dailv Arrives Buffalo 05 A. NJ. Bradford 30 A NJ.
jamestown 800 NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ, Clsve.
Land IL 80 p. sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland Care
oI5 y. M-Daily solid train for Bnghamton, Wayerly,
Elmira and Chicago. Seepers 10 BuHalo' Smoaso anu
Dining Car.
yI,ICKFyrs, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i COMMODATIONS at III, lib. 26l, fOl and so1 Bnoao-
way 27 Bowery. l56 Easr l?5ts and 2I5 West lsSaa
Chambers West 2?dst. ferries, Se%- YORK, 80
and SEQ 3s broadway BROOKLYN; 2S fIysr.ss;
TJoboken Jersey city station. New-f DIX IansLSr
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
Anrn
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WEST SEiORE.R.R,

Ter. ,,a,. Franklin St Station y. y. as foHow*
"a * y, later from foot OF ". 42d St: . ,,,..,o,
A. D.45 A. VI. Daily. for cornwall and
tSarskfii Mountain points via klngston IT, ..,,
I'll, NJ Nv. 42d ST. IL 80 \. n Daily, eAcsps
ID: for Crsnsons. West Point, kingston New
pIr1 akes Mohenk and Mnnewasha. CatssIi Si"u"-
tains Albany Saratoga and Lake GSorse D.uv ~,
,oaiS' y NJ CONTINENTAL LlMlIED.: ballyii nDf
absny Syr reuse Rochester. Buffalo NiaSaI1 Sa
iveisna Detroit Chicago and ST Louis, nning AT.
100 p NJ Daily. except sunday, Tor Lakes NTnD Us
-. "a Winnewaska Catskill Mountain points VIA Ming
,,s"na n Daily. except Sunday. for Kingston.
~ ,rss Mohonk and Minnewaska catskhl MOUNTAINS
n 3,15 r II. Daily. except SUNDAY, Ios C2isssdrs.
Cranston's, West Point CHh"d'' -''"NN'e'' $50 49,
tcrmedate stations 70 AioaSSy; ,,ov for Albany and
s!hI" " nv 4cd ~. 6:i5 =. ny Daily, for Utica
syracuse Rochester. Buralo Niagara Eais' Iorohto'
ITn,roIf cleveland. Chicago, and 81. Louis. 60,
S.oO p NJ Daily. except sunday; Tor yea, Syracus~
'nOcbester Ru1aio Niagara Falls. and toronto,
e,I5 Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse hoehes,ss
B1rao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cie'eland'
A r. q D%Ieaves Brooklyn Annex; A. BIS A. ~
except sunday. b, 1915 a. NJ G 10 81;
4 n except. Sunday B. li;2o A. NJ C. l0o T. NJ
n 335 p NJ. ,
Time table a, principal hotels ard onices Basssss
checked from hotel residence by Nestcots EspresS
G r LAMRf5RT General Passenger Agent ~ T.
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Proposals.
I; 1oc,S',rc'I FOR REPRESENTATIONS AND

DR0P0SAIS FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND
-.rodAung ~ Library Building. once Of the Quarter
master n S M A. West Point. y. Y. August j. is9o.,-
tripcate VIII be received AZ TINS Of
ce until IL m September 1889 for the reconstruction
and remoiellinp Of Library Building Tor the u ;,
WtIsyv Academy AT West Point y. Y. as per plans ID
he seen in this Office IT, reserves right 70 accept or
e,ect anv or all proposals. part thereof Forms
ana specincatlons furnished upon application Address
O. NJ L. s NJ. A.
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xEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trans leave foot Of w AID 81 as io'0"' W.
A. MGDay Express for all stations to osweso.
4 I'D connections for Lakes Mohonk Minnewasx~
and Kiamesha. Parlor ar, ,.S.
n.1- A. M.-Mountain Express to talenylle. taoeryi
Js1O and intermediate stations. Lake hiameshA' anu
White Lake. Parlor --..,,
40 p VI. saturdays oniy)--stations TO Elenyiile.
/ .UU Rockland. Lake Kiameshs. and White lAke
Pail1r - So, c..,. =. t,,.,,,,,,.
*. y Rocklsnd. Lakes Mohonk, Nnnewsska. kia-
nesha and White Lake. ParIor cars -,
- a p NJ. tFranklin ST. 545 =. MD-To Chicago
O.lO daily. Stops Mfidletown Liberty l. Manor.
WaIfon Norwich Oneida Oswego. Niagara Falls. Was-
ner sleeper Reclining Chair Car seats free) through
- ScfcK rs AND PARLoR CAR SEATS AT 81 Broad
i way n Y. y. Transfer Co. checks baggage
from residence to Destination. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04

st cotton closed steady with quotations unchanged on
the basis Of &C for mddng upland and eSc for mid
Si,g C,,,f as compared with g 1-l6c and 63-i"c re
sre@itvel wear ago Total sales Of I36 bales ncludeo
100 for export &36 for spinners southern spot tn ar
Us eo ofcially reported special elegraIns 70 our
yxcbanre as follows New-Orleans quiet o3tc. mobile
nnas1 Isc: Savannah steady. $50: Charleston quet
and nominai; Wilmington steady 55sc: Norfolk se9ay
z Is 16c. baltimore nominal 59sc Menphs stea1y' 'NS'
xjy,.sis ouiet 81. c; st Louis steady. 6%c
The export movement follows;
Great Britain. France. Continent
4 007 Ils 6Tf
Ie-day ;.'..'i,.''''''' 10 oGi sl6s II .352
1% Us t "a NE vear.3 G65 1909 2sls3s7
m
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RAILROADS..
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

UEU ukI Tie us " WIN O6uSst
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. 'EiecrO-P Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New York foot Of Liberty st.
leaving time from Ferry foot Whitehall ST.
Ave minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
e. 'A's'' Trains eSv. foot of Liberty ST.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
.to s 10 2o Es.6 M q2G sa to E'oa ' % SO q
Eastonl 4. NJ. 100, $3.50. 500 p. "
Ms'i9'5ls Faaa isS. eng ffI'S'n 400 $40
90 hSr1f az F.d %r5s;'rfs :. 5s
G S to R Reading A. 3' RsS su S 400 80
''''''"S' = ALL RAIL ROUTE.
so a5 40 55s Is q Go sa'urdays o Ssp p
For lakewood Toms RiysT and BaTneeat .'aO $50
~ -'' low SANDY HOOK RoITE.
os iqS co Ha'Ps 100 ard o 'n9 s points SO 80 s e.
sundays 1000 4. N. 100 rs P, y.
For IakewG2d. Toms River and Barnesat. +:2o A. ".
For PARTICULARS zee time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
From foot Of Liberty 81.
Week day.. .4:3O 500 1000 ui:3o Dining Car A.; N;
dGo pining Can 30 @ 90 Royal Blue limited s:9o
1000 III 30 Dining Carr a. N. 1880 800, Royal Plus
Limited, 800 600 Dinins can p ~. l2l1 mdt A do
A. NJ $50. 400. $50 49, 900 p. NJ. Sundays. 300
wEtss s Iii 2 ss '' a. ,'G
way 1S7 9th Ave p Union So West 1913 East ny i22tn
Court IA $40 Fulton ono So BrooSlyn os BrSadway
Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Co. VAL eali Tor
and baggage from hotels residences ~ desna-
sFtom Liberty st. only.
from South Ferry at 5:25 p N.
aFrom South Ferry at - y. ~.
bFrom South Ferry at $40 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04

oTTON-Consdering the fact that cToP new" on n maze,
factors were adverse a bull movement, the oo'"h
bowed srprsng stability throughout the session de
the fact nat did finish the day WIN an! go
cal, n Us credit shorts led by oversold August Uf,
endeavored to cover up and thereby benefit oy te Pb
a eiebt hut found sellers unaccountatly scarce,
es,i, that nrices at showed gain or "a
tons ne latter being for the current month nunor
~ ~. hiylnc orders put appearance near mny'
Vht-E rin1or claimed. sent by promlhen, fH "a.
6.rlIs export house The South also purchased Few
e. an lines Of the fall and winter positions Blt IN US
er'iitty the DAY in cotton specnlaton wa s 80
,s,t,n one The Investment public was kept IN S'ate
az tIndity by DISPATCHES. letters and circulars t
reliahle parties in which stated mat the
crcf Was doing pienddly II anything me damase ~
,,e shedding and insects being smaller than usual Ie
gs ~ longs was kept up by statements from various
rsr, ~ the South the effect that the crop was Wy
so,,, and that present indications did not justify pre-
dit6ns FOR another large weld. Also there was eeE
s,,noe that cotton products were easily holding u,I
IA, sno cotton was decidedly firm, and that the
frellsive public keeping close watch upon lne
pa-eral here. but in Europe as Wei
S,5~,s we're far from contened with the mode OF pro
ceftra Investors r7t unrnlnclh OF
ro,oce Of good trade conditions IN the hnished ar
A. the close tn market steady gao points ne, nse
The ranee OF contract prices In the local market r-ud'
yas
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LEHiCH VALLEY.

Stations foot 2 Cortlandt and Dcshroes Streets
fpenna. Il T. Ferries
thine West 25d Street Other figures Corand or besoroes
Streets Daily except sunday only. Other trains
daily { Sunday leaves IS. sunday leaves IS. Sunday
leaves Is. -
t.6,53 700 4. VI. Local for EASTON 1880
'71J eS. OS An. For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points Paor and Dnos Care Con-
t.It,55 100 Noon BLACK DIAMOND tx
PRESS" fandsomcst train in the word Limited TO seating
capqrY Due Buffalo connecting win through Seepers
10 Detroit AID Chicago Dining Car service "a carte.
,IpJJ OOp ME For WILkES-BARRE. SCRANTON,
t.355 .CS r. Coal Branches and intermediate points
s.i.5t 5.I5pM Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
+.liO I.lOP. " Local FOR NAUCH CHrNK.
I'D a G.JOP.N Local Express for EASTON.
III NI.GS r. NJ For Buffalo and points West Through
55 - 90 Pm Express for BUFFALO and TORONTO.
None bur Sleeping car passengers carried. - .,.-, -
.lO.25 q. 30. " For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Cars TO Chicago. -
50 PLAlNFIEID and BOUND BROOK locals. daily except
sundiv. 80 - uJiA 80 s. 60 81 10 30 5 % and so p "
and Pullman accommodaons AZ Us 25 20 80 ~ ana
West. 2S Columbus Ave, :
e5 Fulton Court Bdw'y station Brooklyn
Y Tr,nsfe ca for and check baggage from hotel OF
residence through o destination.
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. DVERTtSENENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Once, No I242 BroadWsy
"a door north OF 3ist until O'Clock advertise
uans received at the following branch offices at regular
office rates until O'Clock p. viz 254 sth-ave; s. e.
cor 23!-s 1872 Gth-ave 10Th ST. Mays. 9th ave
and i4th St lI2 Columbusaye near West 66h-st; lOo
West 20. ST.. Gth-ave.: % East lith- 81
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Gtcambo

sJlEUUI UDNlo.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LlME
For Fall River Boston. Marthas Vineyard. Nantucket
cana all Eastern and Northern Mountain imam
and Selah0re points. Steamers PfISClLl1a anu
PURITAN in commission. Orchestra on each. Leave
Pier 10 y r. foot O Warren st. week DAYS ana sun
dave at r. NJ. Steamer from New YORK sundays
only touches Newport. on other days OF the week
Providence Line eastward steamer stops at Newport
PROVIDENCE Lime
For Newport Providence Boston. the North and East
steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in commission.
ORCHESTRA on each Lowe Pier y r.. foot or Murray
S. week days -uly at 800 P NJ. touching at Newport
II Z monday mornings excepted. on Monday mornings
Fan River Line steamers touch - Newport
S7rGN1EGT0N LIME
For e,on,ngtor Narragansctt Pier Watch Hil Boston
and ali nis East Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and
MAINE Lave Pier 3d y. r.. foot Of Spring st.
week days only az 600 7. VI.
NORWICH LIME
For New London Block Island. Norwich Worcester Bos,
,an md the Steamers CITY or WIZ =. HIs
and RHODE ISLAND Leave Pier 80 y H. ioo' vi
spring ST week days only at $50 p NJ
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Railroabs.
NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

~ " " ~ ~ 4 N q &4&v ~
STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTL.ANDT STREETS.
S9'The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets i, five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
& rd &E to F F. to 'S Gar Fi5s
sos * VI. F& SsfHI LESE"iPSs6Grs and
o.55 A. W. PENNSYLVANIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Impairment Sleeping Dining S%ok To:as ana cUennA
ssiaaPSs gi,, S = L2 sF LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville Via CncinnaiD. Indianapolis 'hSAs'
o5o i. NJ. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago. For
7.55 p. VI. SOUTHWESTERN EXPREss.-For P,ts-
burg. Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville lhdi"nap0''''
7.55 r. VI. PACIFIC. EXPREss-For PntsSarS . and
Ghlcaso For knoxville ally; VIA shenandoah valley
NAIL AID E%PREss %nu Buffet Sleeping Car
New York to Altoona. East Liberty pusbHIs ana
Po''' w V,i. tS AND Nth" TIE souTH.
755 SIS 925. 1910 CDe'orosses Street 1910 corandt
rS 1919 6esbrd aas i a9 o cdT nHsS sset %
80 % - G0nEresslonal Lin all P9r9r ard Dlnlns
i2io night SUNDAY. % s25. 1855 Dining Cap.
AMI Dans caf - dining car -; ; Dining Carr
soGTHfERN EAiLW1Y-Express. 255. 425 p. m. 1910
NoEFoLT AND WESTERN RAI.wAY.-For Memphis
ATLANTi E 2 G0AsT LVE- 3 a e25 a M and SIS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAlLWAY.-i.jO o. m, daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOf.k.-i5o a. m
ATLANTic cit cirf%2io p NJ week days CDe:s!os.e.
Street 10 r. M Corilandt Street 10 p. M Through
Nestbued Train Buffet PaIor Cars, Passenger Cosch,
and Combined coach
CAPE MAPPED D. m. week days
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty third street station $50 a, M, lilo.
10 Saturdays only. 2.25, 20, 325. 40 10. 65S
?. sundays l.55, d a. M 45J y. m. from pes-
brosses street,, 300. 800 A. m, l22O, l2O (Satunays
only. 2.3O $40. $40 % $40. 100 p. m. SUNDAYS,
s.lj, o. 5l5 p. from Cortlandt Street ID
900 II 90 % Saturdays only, go 3os. BIS.
ABB 5l5. 200 p. IN. sundays SIS. si5 a m. o.l1
,. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
OlO (DesbrOsses and COrtandt Streets 6ZoD lSo LOO,
a25 SIS. o 25 1875 Penna Limited, 10 10 ODesoroeses
Street l0lo Cortlandt Street i015) Dining Carr. lOb3
Dining Carr II - a. NJ 1855, 10 Desbrosses street
10 Corandt Street 25l. 2E5. $50. AS. 40 DINING
carr, 4j5 Dining carr. 80 Dining carr -, s5S
II 10 night. Sundays. $40. S25. s6S, S29 ebo
Gihited,. g.55. 1885 dining Carr M, l255. LBS
Dining Carr 255. 355. ! p Dining Carr. IS Dining
Ticket Offices 46i 1896 1854 Ill. and 28i Broad
way Aston House West Twenty-Five street Stationi
stations II Desbrosses and Cor;andt Streets;
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street. pS Broadway and
Pennsylvania station Brooklyn; Station. Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company will call for
and baggage from hotels ard residences through
destination.
Telephone Madison Square FOR Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. r. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent,
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ment has fallen 13I 900 bushels behind. The latter Is
partly due to small arrivals In the Northwest only 70
and II last The Price Current mentioned
this hardness OF farm offerings and referred 70 the spring
ana winter wheat crop outlook as rather more nulsh'
Private Information from the spring wheat states con
ained abundance Of material calculated 70 inspire the
bull side. but while effective for time did not prove I'M
portant enough bear actions in the last hour
News from abroad was OF an unsettled Liver
pool in particular showed much rreguarity Opening
shade higher from this side IT turned weaker In
brilliant weather throughout England only 70
rally again and closed rIn at partial I'D net decline
French markets the whole were somewhat better,
ranging from unchanged to 1890 points higher than the
previous day Antwerp was Il franc higher win STOCK
% 1000 600 bushels repIcsenting decrease 81 162o9
t s n qnI credit h'i aik on The Northwest crop
situation, but until stimulated by renewal OF export
trade believes that very cautious policy should be
adopted in following up the long side Of wheat ocean
freight than to-day. and higher
rail freights between NewYork and Chicago have also
gone effect Quotations Of cash wheat. b. ahoat
Northern Duluth 76st spot: No Northern Duluth 72&c.
spot: No hard Duluth. sokc, TO arrive; No red I4c
bull operations in to-day until the last hour when
drop in wheat gave bears an opportunity TO hammer
previous night In slace Of the export transactions.
which only 30 loads all ports the bulls had clear
ances Of 900 coo bushels and very light country accept
ances for their dealings The Price current
reported conditions and position hettered In
tnations the West threatened with plague of
grasshoppers were confirmed In any Of the private
was very high Illinois and Nebraska reporting the high
est temperature this year. Liverpool closed t9fd net
advance in sympathy other markets earlier In the
day showed little feature Cash property wss PC
No white 2sifc; No white 27i4c; track mixed 267
2si1c: track white. 2sa35c; No white clips. 2"c 80.
RYE-Market easy. No Western. 5a'9c o D anoat:
No Western state 54c. Z. New YORK
car lots. BARLEY Market dull. Feeding 3lsG3sc.
c T. Buffalo, mailing 46a5oc. delivered New-fork
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug. 3-sprng wheat unsettled; No Northern
spot. &c. No Northern. I Z. G9isc winter wheat
dun. red roc No red. 65c track. Corn dull;
yellow 38i,c: No yellow. 35ssc No corn. 35%c;
40 corn 35iac track. oats steady. No white. new,
VIC: No white 2iiic. 70 white. DC. No mixed
&c. No mixed 22i.c. Canal freighs steady. Flour
steady. unchanged.
Chicago Aug 3.-The leading features ranged MS fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04

,-r, r,ooaa Narkets-Sartos-Co Coffee market steady,
S sYsrage santos $500 receipts. &c 600 bags; stock
ca 600 bags Hamburg-Coee market openso - R,e,s
230 net unchanged 10 =
sales 600 bags. Havre-Conee naIhI 49,,
steady; unchanged; at y m prices decIeu a ia0 ''
total l1O0O bags
January %. - ,ulS 70
February ~ fueuse *
March o.. -
April 90 ~ CC.oorI
NAV 90 80 NoNeI ''''' %
June .t~o. 30 DeOeiiN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
coffee IS as follows:

Rio-Coffee market weak: No RIO $500; exchsnge:
receipts 1900 bags; cleared for Europe l" oaes'
.toc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
1TTDS0Y RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL,

II ,ry Desbrosses 81 3:ij ?. NJ. tsaturdays I'D.
West 12i ST. $50 p. NJ Saturdays r ~ t9T CHA Av
e ,E,Ssst,RGH MILTON. Po'KEEPSIE HYDE Park.
nITHSSfrSfrT AND KINGSTON. MUSIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
I;0D RIOCK ISLAND. ORIENT GREEN

HARBoR. M - = - TOO, Wall sly week
80 aTrent saturdays. at 530 p NJ saturdays. LOO T.
GAYS 1890 Wednesdays and Fridays eteamer stops at
u. md Orient Point Steamer Shnnecock leaves
@ VIZ MONDAYS 500 A. NJ. Monday excursion tickets
fnr retnrn day SEVo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-28
PHILLIPS ESTATE
A. +. Gi!fiilan Appointed
Administrator
Matters In the Estates OF &c. Stray,
ard =. x. xcep-ions 20
Recent Decision.

Judge Perry has granted letters OF
administration to John ). Walker on
the estate of ]. c. Strow. deceased.
with bond fixed at $1,000. The bond
has been flied with Charles Lucas as
surety.
]. Fl. Barenaba files exceptions to the
decision OF Judge Perry in the action
for debt in which ". l.. Stanley. Sec
ond Judge of the Circuit Court OF the
First Circuit, sueing for the use and
benefit OF c. Lai Young. guardian OF
the person and property OF Laahai. n
minor, against Akoi and J. III. Barena-
"a, and the court has allowed the ex-
ception.
In the matter of the estate of \. X.
sylvia, deceased. Judge Perry has grant
ed the petition for the sale of real es-
tate, and authorized the adminIstra-
tor 20 make sale of the property at
Auwaiolimu described in the petition.
the sale not TO take place. however. II
Manini Silva pay into court within one
week from date the amount owing by
the estate.
IN the matter of the estate of John
Phillips, deceased, his daughter Mabel
has made application to the court to
appoint a. +. Gilfillan temporary adj
ministrator. The petition shows that
the deceased left no will as far as can
be learned. That the assets of the es-
tate are Of the estimated value OF ssh -
900, as follows: Policy in the Atlas
Life Insurance Company, 5000: house
mold furniture, etc. $1,000: stock in
trade, $1,000; work and contracts on
hand and incompleted, $1,000: debts
due deceased, $4,000; good will of
business, $1,000. The liabilities are
given at s11 ,79610. The petition fur
Their sets up that the deceased was in
business as 4 plumber and at the time
OF his death there were many uncom-
pleted contracts on hand besides much
work partly performed, that there are
materials in stock and ordered to COM
plete these contracts and that the re-
suits to the estate viii be ruinous un-
less the work on hand Us finished and
the materials used up; also that the
good viii OF said business is of much
greater value than any other item of
the asests Of said estate and Is be
lieyed to be about equal in value to the
sum total of all the other assets. and
that IL is about all that will be left to-
the petitioner and her brother. the sole
surviving heirs, after all the liabilities
are paid and foT this reason the court
IS requested tn appoint Archibald r.
Gilhllan Temporary administrator OF
the estate with power and authority tn
manage and continue the said business.
subject to the direction of the court.
until permanent administrator can be
appointed. The court granted the Pc
tition, appointed A. i. Gilfillan tenn
porary administrator under n $4,000
bond which has been filed with Y. ~.
Soper and III. +. Allen as suTetics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-28

~ Health Journal 90 Neu York "A.
Euss -. iSs9.-J. n Davis. Nj.
Editor AID Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-28

E1stnr and Nan1Ecrs
Cniy last Wcsk 80 sxamius,i shs L-rrs
brcgcd - the Capital uFcugnE Goa
rauy % Olympia. Wash. and ID is .
perfect Illustration 90 gke gua,lgy 81
beer which &c are aluays Glad % cu-n
mead. Tor the analysis showed 81 o. o.
cuitrcly ire. from amp trace ~ aaa
Injurious substance. Surh a hsEA Er..Ef
of beer - most bcnrecsai sn 80 o.. fas
none os the pure malt and huss haze
been displaced BY harmful lnEredi~nts
Every hyEicuist all cuncur Nssh ua is
saying that n beer of such supsrtns
excellence - n very wholesome hrver-
aE-- Physicians uftrn have uccassnr
to prescribe = pure brrr tur cas~s ~
tcbilitatiua. and they can safely nsds
this beer. made by The Capital Bs~N "a
Company.
J. ~. Dee has in his keeping shs
American Journal % Health and car
- seen By anyone.
This beer can - had ta bottle 80 "a
tTauEht az the HOFFMAN. corner a,
Hotel and Nuuauu streets. \ large as
snrttusat 90 the very best % Americas
aud foreign liquors 80 are p,czset
20 sell you and give you value to- 80
benefit &C your health.
Yours. l. 70. DEE.
Proprietor nf HOFFMAN,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-28
Cricket Club Smoker.

The Honolulu Cricke; Club will give
? smoker-corcs-t ~ the wavcr!ey
Club Rooms on Friday evening. Nov
enter 10th. High links ; o'clock and
Low links 10 O'Clock. Tickets VIII be
on sale On Monday. price 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-28

Hives are n terrible torment TO the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Doans's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief and permanent cure. At any
chemists, so cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-28

Fifth and Last r, isdSntllai Con
cert Tonight.

Following is the program for the
fifth and last Prudential concert. with
the kind assistance Of the Amateur Or
chestra, under the leadership OF Mr..
Wray T'aylCr; Msssrs. d. l.. Marx (vio-
hn), and II. II. Mctt-Smith Cviolon-
ea1,CN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-28
Emma Square Concert.

The following selections will be
played by the Government band at
Emma Square this afternoon. com
mencing 1t $50: