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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
RAILROADS..


W6W uVuN V6U ] u ~ -
AL through :r..ns stop at AIssny. Uu1a- ssfsss$
Rochester and Bufaio.
. Trains leave brand Central station 40 follows
ENTIRE STATE ExPREss. LMITED:
Fastest tran in the World Due Bunal2 49, ~
Niagara Fail<. $50 p. NJ; Toronto 500 r -; -
o. troit IL Limited !. It's ssans gp,ns,s s:.rs
1870 A N. DAY EXPIRES except ssnasy 80
m Eulaio and all important New 1ork s,srs v<-esr~
LOO Ado s9sgTwESnrsaS sS cT1nss ana cssis.
. ,nsti IacanspoIs St Louis Dst-oit sPd cnsesso:
osSO k-TRoY AND tSBASf SPEfIAL~ s,e~S'
k.3O sunday S,sps :, r,Pa,,sr, sa'ds svssssus
train % Cbicagy via Lake Shor. Due -
,.S NJ. dr~ Chicago $50 r. NJ sssp's
600 P M@wEsTrRx bxrREss. psny-gcr. i N,sssrs
6.25 r M-NoRriai gssN ExpRsss. p.IiymFor ivy
$50 MSApiRosSf sS, M SS1si AND ssos-
$50 .S,MssrSysIo ISp sovTIwEsTEsn';xs
- SPECIAL. Daily-Fcr Buffalo. Siar,rs ra''~
- t1evsisnf Crrc,rnssi. Irtssnspoiif and s., Lontss
surs SlsSsrs r. rr caTsisnd exicsro
1910 sa 70 ION , Exrsrs rs For css:s
srh.: s c,cs ashi . except ,.s s"1c i!sh'a
HspJrM DIVISION.
OIL: a. NJ. and 3-5S p x-Dsiiy. except sunday -
fitsss-1 SUNDAYS only q, 32o A "
-r.in- risn1'rs,ed r,,s psn,scs Iir.t'
Tfcket ard Wagner orBcev Grand c-niy', stsfcs.
~, y, sci LIs Broadway 2 r1.,n So @ 81 sts,s:
and fseth ST Station Yort; AS and rs FULTON Ste
'r1 acS R-os.y, sS D. nTo.y s,,. ,o- New York
eesc- ~ we<tc1t' F---~-s conparv. =.
GEORGE 4. DANIELS General Passenger Afens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

cOTTON-The market presents stagnant aspect 10
professionals and laynsn alike To-day the pit was
and at period did business
con1pare fsVornbly with normal market Inc market
was fsvorahy Influenced the opening by good Liverpool
cab;ss Which accompanied by buying orders from
more prehensve shorts cover. With the gen
e-s feeling firm prices advanced Q2 points on the open
ing cali ana for time showed inclination 10 do SIN
hs,.e- As Wall Street orders drfted In and south
er repesentatvss received instructions purchase the
near months notice Of good weather throughout
south and private reports Of widespread activity on
10 light liquidation later in the forenoon
lion 70 the latter larger crop movement
rhsn calculated upon contributed % the reactiOnay feeling
and led he more out several small
lt-es FOR quick Early the Afternoon however,
the market made sti another turn on forecast Tor
showers during thirtysx hours IN the Middle
this precipitation 70 De accompanied
hy decided fall temperature. with conditions favoTing
frost IA Northern Texas and Oklahoma While the latter
news checked the sagging tendency OF prices and nau
impetus 10 buish enthusiasm and but little enort was
made part route their adNersaes Inc
unaccountsbe apathy Of speculative interests In OUTSIDE
investment circles OF proportions
efforts looking toward decided rally in pisces ana
tended 10 dshearten the faithful bulls who fof
past been looking for revival OF old
actyity crop abundant and In the main
Private cables led 70 the impression that sent
ment IN foreign circles was very much mixed.
shs however were reported be zeaiousy seeking 10
place themselves position more partlcu-
ay as current prices handsome pronts 70 TINS
OF traders market the close was quiet ana
STEADY with quotations unchanged 70 point lower
The range prices In the local market to-day
follows ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
1.1vERrooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 20 m-Cott9nMspotIo AR re- re-
mand. prices steady. American middllng. 3Sd Inc
sales OF the day ZOO bales Of which SD oales
were for speculation and export and included sI oaes
American receipts 900 bales all American Futures
opened quiet with poor demand and closed QUIZ,
American mIddllng April ls-6tq3 2o-o4d buyers
April and MAY 10 84G3 0d+d BUYERS; May and June
e-G4d3 20 G4d buyers: June ana july 800
Iu,v and August 1-4d August aid Septeuloei
20 Cad sellers september and october lsts5 1850
October and November 10 sd sellers; November ana
December lS-Aq3 lg04d sellers: December and Jaha-
60 - Gaaa 10 Std sellers January and February.
. e siTa s4d BUYERS February and March o-sid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
A pvEnrIsEMENrs and .us.erip,Ion. for m. rrIsun.

4 DvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The tribune
~ received at their Uptown once. No i242 Broadway
., do, ,orth of sls-st until o'clock p advertise
nents received following branch oees at regular
-facr rates until O'Clock via 20 shave s. .
cor 23d-st: 1872 6h-ave i2th-st' Mays oth-ass
ana l4fh-s Is2 Columbusave.. near West o"h-st; co
We, aaa-st near SHAVE 81 East isth-st. 251 West
.2d-s, between and 9Th i5s East 47tn-st iSSs
sd-ave between 10Th and nth io2s sd-Avs near
sis-si.. i70s ist-sve. near ssth-st: ooo sa-ave, ~
"a ad-av. 40 Bieecker-st: 325 Bieeeker-st;
COS "a ave- sso Teth ST. is2i sda's LOO % sV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NtV-10Tk ApflI %. t.s'.
---. p.estnts were ca or LOS head. al lVs
Es1~btersrs and exporters direct Neae tor s
CIV s'-r .surx steady. Dressed beef sofa iAIn
an ner n for native sides Liverpool ahn 80.
A. csbies received to-day quoted Ansrleas IT, .b.sp
aoh 81 rr n esfimnted dressed weight h'e sns.s
ieGi3sac lAmbs lfGli.se atestnea .rari.n
beef lower enc -. Ihe
n.ssox takes 1877 cattle for Ae1snaeI IN AZ
.v nd the Pretoria carried 20 berinuea 49, -, n
Aho ~" -, n r Iouzh a 60. and 20 sheep ~ -, a
sh.ep -. Co. the Antila for Nassau took OUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
BALTIMORE r. OHIO r. r

scHEnrrrn IN EJECT NOVEMBER CO. lsss
Leave New-York Whtsaa,I Terminal South FERRY ens
'''' - .psily tExoeps Sunday. tsundaya
CHICAGO fs4so an. from Liberty stree, oniy) 10
D. m and 'l2 Is night .. -.
CxfSrS w ST Inrrrs ass a r. SIS .. N
ROYAL Blue TRAINS. ,,,,-
f'.Royai Lnlted" Exclusive Pullman Irs!n1 20
(Dinsr) 'b.a5 p. n and lilo night NoNioi>N' 'A~~
An train. are Illuminated with Pintseh Light
oNcss. i72 1854 Bway y Union "a.
W: is7 sovsry n Y 80 vtdton,st. $50 Grah.T-.ys:
E,oontTyn. whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence to des.ination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
yorean Dreamer ..

DED ID LINE
IL For Ia 0uayrs. Puerto caoeo curacao ana mar"
rslbo via Curacao-Ca ling also at Porto RICO
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn . -,
G e cxpAcas... ...... Saturday. May g. p NJ
These have superior accommodations for pas
's BoULToN. BLISS & pAIlLErT.
General MANAGER. i5s Front g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged:
uidilng upland quoted al e+c and middlins Gult Al
exc compared 1-16c 11-l6c. respectively,
a year ago There were no Special kilograms 70
Exchange reported spot markets follows;
Mobile dull a. e-l6c Savannah quiet at 5tc Charles
tn quiet SIC Wilmington quiet AZ &c. Norfolk Gull
a. Sac Baltimore nominal. az exc Memphis steady AZ
5ho Aucrfta dull 3-16c Louis dull at lS-l6c
Gsvestcn steady az SIC. New-Orleans steady at
i1-lec. The export movement follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nex-York April %, 1883
BEANS AND PEAs-There is rather an IRREGULAR
,,aTLlt for marrow beans. depending somewhat upoh
anaIty For strictly fancy stock 81 fs IL si obhlhea
in JobbInr WY but exporters have secured hrs1y natal
e. AZ caoiee pea could probably be bought IN rounc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Receipts New-Orleans tomorrow officially
mated 70 be from 800 70 $500 bales against 456 bales
actual last and LISA bales year Tomorrow
receipts at Houston estimated be from 800 10
1000 bales against i549 bales last week and 93 bales
Receipts az the ports and interior points to-day
pared with the day year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks "Eiectro-Pneuustic'' SienaiA
Stations In New-York foot Of Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall st -
i've earlier than given below for Liberty Ss
except when noted.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81.
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh Chunk. -
400. 7is. 9:i0 A. n 90 NJ 10 Easton). 70 t<;<o -
Easton,. t5:45 q 90 TO Easton) P. sundays. -
II 90 TO Easton) A. ~. 100. $3.50. 500 p NJ "a. "a.
wis'po'sTs s P:,Sa "a seTsn''n' " '''
For Reading s3d Harrisburg At 400. % 20 I.A .eI
5000. II 30 20 Resdins1 A. NJ, 80. 4;so. 500. ~
seS to Rsssns, g. ,2;,s n,sht !, sun soS
1875 night
For sanbury kwi.surs. ara wlilsmpe,t 2, 1900, 80.
$50 4 NJ 100. Isp s%F Ssoi ia,is a's;
FOR IoNo BRANCH OCEAN GROVE; a.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Parsso ocesS
Grove. and points south 70 Point Pleasant 1850 49,
only Sea Girt). $50 n0:i5 Only to Red Bsnk II q
4 NJ n 5 only 20 Red Banb. q 40 only 70 Red baau.
xsSry psrs eS s OCEAN croS 100 ; c S,
For Atlantic Highlands. .4:3o $50 1850 4. NJ, i:A%
$50 1913 SIS sunssy- soc a NJ 100 =. n
~. as: .,c so Io;,; A. NJ i'4' 40 $40 p sun
Pm Sunday. 'ic9is 4 n wa - 90.
For Toms River ard Bsrnerst saso. $50 A. n, i;sss
$40 p. n. Sunday. 'le:D A.
For Atlantic City. Vneland and Brdseton' ga A. -
For Monmouth Beach. seabrish,. snd Hishisnas q
Navesink. s4:D. $50 1870 \. ~. les. 40 p. y.
Sunday 600 A. n. 400 p. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

A DvERrIsEMENTs ana subscriptions t0r The Tribune
"A received az their Uptown Once No. i2<2 bEoadway.
"a door ,orth Of sist-st until o'clock advertise
msns following branch oees az regular
cor e3d-st 1872 9Th ave. cor. i.th-t Mseys oth-aye
1872 Coumbgs-aNe " est tothst, 100
West s2d-st near sth-sve W East l4th-s,; 81 West
42dst 7th and SIN i59 East iIthst Lass
ss,-st; LOS ls-ave pear ssh-st; 40 50 ave- near
soos sd-ave sso East 7sths lea sdsvs aess sdsss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
NAVAL STORES.

Rosn had very fair inquiry. and ruled quite s'sauy
a., snirits furpentne declined lite under Local
snathy although private dispatches from saVanhah II
$3.50 steaSines Tar had a moderate inquiry and el's-4
steady Quotations follow. "a,
TAR-Reguars. 81 u. tar. old bols. - %
SPIRITS TIrRPENTINE-42isdi 3c. -, = 9, "a =
RosiN-Comnon to good strained q so e e so6,i $
81 c0. q 81 GSQSl 67is. II. 81 ~: X - A. - '"'i
" Sc ~ X as " @. 81 rs. W ". 81 20
STOCK on HAND -
Rosin ......-.----...- ''''''''' 4g bhis
Spirits turpertlne I bhis
s+-'''.'' ''N-
1hsr,.s,o, Aprfi 2-Turrentins market nrfn al "'7~
Wmington April eD-sprits turPeniin. no'ans % 81
prices unchanged receipts Dds no,hins doing Tar
nrm unchanged. receipts. q Dds - ,ssc.
s-.h Anil 2O-sprits turpentine nrrn 80 80.
saFannss nan Mp receipts LG2o bbls Rosn nrr si'e
40 bbs receipts 2ooa bsi' Sssted 4 q, 81 so:
500 T. = 20 90 " q. as: W. '2tS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
Ocean Steamers.
RaMRTM GERI0AN GAOWDa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

0OAMBWRGaMN[sRl GAN
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW IS-LONDON-HAMBuRG.
F Bismarck May 10 AM A Victoria June To- ~ AZ -,
y Bsmarck June l. 10 AM F. Bismarck June - ~ AN
sTWTN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORK-HAMBURG Direct
NEW Observation-Disclosures.
C wadersee AID % 2:3O Pm Pennsylvania % $50 AN
BEGINNING APRIL 18th the steamers OF thls SEE
vice Plymouth and cheroours on the way
Hamburg.
TIE T. land 4 qT midmtThG Sum.
BERGEN by TWIN SCREW EXPRESS STEAMER
AUGUSTA VICTORIA FROM NEW YORK JUNE ID
Apply - - , =, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady mod
demand: No spring wheat ,iRI+'sc No spring
yellow - 136c No oats 27a.c No white 30G3lc;
No white 29i.G3olc. No rye. SIC No barley 3! u
47c: No haxseed. 81 30; w. 81 "a Rrine timothy
per 100 n IS 22sas5 20 short rib sides loose - 40
81 %: dry salted shoulders boxed 4Sa4.c short clear
sides boxed s. 95aso O5 whiskey: dstilers finished
contract grade 81 IS on the Produce Exchange to-day
market ereameres; i3dlsc; daires'
lilfGi6c. Cheese easy; creams l1hHl2'zc.
Cincinnati April c0-F'ur quiet. Wheat steady ;
No . red 74sd75c. Corn steady: No mixed, BE Oats
easy. No mixed 3Oc. Rye quiet. No 2. 6effC2c But
ter dull Sugar firm. Eggs active. strong lie Cheese
firm.
A1iiwaukoe Aprn oo-wheat irregular. No North
ern IA. a74ssc No Northern 73c. Rye steady; No l.
5sd5sisc. Barley dull. No 2 47c. sample. 4OG46.c
Minneapolis MINI. April 2o-close: Wheat IN store
No Northern April 72isc; May TiAc' July I3sc sep
TENDER II &c: on No hard. 73sc. No Northern
72hc No Northern. Tic Flour first patents, 81 sNa
81 90 second patents 5oasS 80; fret clears 81 7o6
s! 70. Bran unchanged
Arril 7TllGT7as Corn steady: No 2 mixed, April, toG
40i.c oats stead; No white clipped s3A $50 &C No
do 30 ,9a4c 10 MIXED do. a3nsssc. Butter Tn-
changed .ancy Western creamery 1SS DO prints &c
l3isG14c: do Southern. l3c; Cheese
firm Receipts-Flour 1900 bills 81 sacks wheat ZOO
Wheat. 1900 bush. corn 400 bush: oats. 10000 bush
1t. Louis. April 2o-Flour firm. UNCHANGED Wheat.
options lower spo, easier; No red cash asc; April
79e May 7e.c July 741e no hard .2a,ge i GTrn
34Nc: september 3f7sc Oats dull steady; No cash
2S4c April 2slec: May 2sc: July 25c september; 24sc
Butter steady creamery 15G2oc; dairy. l3alIc Eggs
hrmer. Ike.
Toledo April 90 Wheat lower. weak: No cash
75ac: May. 76Ae Corn dull lover No mixed ' S,:S
No . cash isiac bid Cloverseed active lower: prime
old 81 80 asked new cash and April ~ 20 asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALrIMoRs AND WASHING
TON
Pom foot c: .-.s>-ty g. -
Week days 1870 500 1000, III 20 Dining Can A. No
Ion 30 Is 90 Royal Blue Limited. Cssc Dining AL
S.0O p NJ f2:I3 mot sundays. '43o. 900. ul
Dining Carr A. NJ 10 q 90 Royal Bye Limited; 3" ~
PhiiadeipnIa GEEK days As. 800 \. NJ $50 100 49,.
40 300 P: NJ Sundays. eco A. N, zoo s :; ~ a
whitehall St. ii3 l72 esi 4s4 81. izst La Broad
273 West 12sth St 81 conbu Az New YORK S v,
ST. 344 Fulton St. brooklyn: os Broadway. WIZ
,srsburr the n Y transfer co will cal for and chseb
baggage from hotels or residences TO destination
srrom Liberty 81. only.
-rrom South Ferry az s p p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB

Tours and Tickets Eser>where.
M Union SQUARE. Telephone 626-iSth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Rio-CoYse market quiet; No RIO ssIVO' exchange
n. receipts 1900 bags stock $4,000 bags
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee Is as t'o"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
WEST SHORE R.R.

Train. leave Frankiln 81 etA1no, ~. a- - ss"~"~
ana "A "a later foot of w. &c ST.: 49, 49,
1916 p n CosTiS EHrAL LLaiIED, Ia D1r siiS
Sisvsisnd Detroit Chicago and s. L9 nas,x css
s,4s & 90 y. later foot w "a SD cn,s.ss a sse
S'7S i<uis IImi,ed Daily for Utica. sU1euss 49,.
ssi.1. Bun.lo Si.s..a T1iis s,. Toronto "''.
~,S NJ Daily Tor Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Ses
faio SiafSa 70, Albany Utics. Syracuse. re hss.
s"c tsa1.io Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit S$vs-
ia cn,caGo and 81. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and oness nxsss"
.sSd from Hotel Residence by Wes;cot HxRre$f
osee = ixIBERT GENERAL passeaesv ASert " =.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-06
Passenger Travel.
ARRIVALS.

From Hilo and way ports, per stmr.
p. Robinson, A. ]. Campbell, DR.. A.
e. Nichols, Samuel Parker, DIR. Gal
braith, H. st. Goar and wife. ]. G.
Raas, Miss L. Blum, j. B. German, M.
]. Buckley, T. s. Southwick, G.. v.
Jakins, W. Nicolls, w. Pullar, ]. G.
Carter, t. Schneider, w. G. Soller, A.
ID. Harrison, G. Lennox, Rev. Uchido
Chico. Rev. q. j. H. Van Deerlin, Rev.
c. A. Austin, and 40 deck passengers.
From San Francisco, per stmr. Cop
tic, Oct. 5.-For Honolulu-Miss Fol-
ger, Rev. G. M. Hyde, Mrs. G. M. Hyde,
Miss Cordelia Hyde, Mrs. w. ]. Lowrie
child and nurse, Geo. H. Robertson,
Miss A. Il. Walker, A. b. Wood, Mrs.
A. B. Wood and child. For Yokohama
Rev. ]. G. Amber, Mrs. j. @. Amber
and children, G.. w. Bramhall, Mrs.
G. w. Bramhall and child, Mrs. M. H.
Buford, Rev. j. j. Chapman, Rev. A.
w. Cooke, Miss Agnes Cooley, Rev.
p. A. Davey, Miss G. q. Goodrich,
Mrs. A. B. Hoff, Miss Helen Hyde,
Miss Josephine Hyde, Miss l.. Mead,
Mark Meyers, Miss G. j. Nicely, Miss G..
G. Paulson, Mrs. Scheu, Miss Shiba-
yana, Rev. H. st. G.. Tucker, Miss A.
T. Wall, Rev. J. A. Welbourn, Gen.
Franz Wolf. For Kobe--Miss Ella
Gardner, Rev. ]. G. Worloy, Miss M.
Nivling, Mrs. j. G.. Worley. For Ma
gasaki-S. D. Friede, ]. H. Means.
For Shanghai-Rev. B. L. Ancell, Miss
H. l.. Barchet, Miss Meta Berlet, DR..
7. L. Brander, j. w. Crofoot, Mrs.
j. W.. Crofoot Mrs. X. B. Cunning
ham, Miss e. Cunningham, W. A. Es-
ties, Mrs. w. A. Estes, v. de Crosse,
Mrs. v. de Crosse, Miss Helen Holt,
Rev. w. Kelly, Rev. G. F. MacRea,
Mrs. j. B. Neal, Miss N. Nelson, w.
s. Sweet, Mrs. w. s. Sweet, Miss Ca
rey Sweet, Mrs. A. Tyler, e. A. Tap
lin, Miss G. Warnock For Hongkong
John Anderson, S. Antoldi, Max Be-
rol, Mrs. Max Berol. William Berol,
Mrs. F.. Bowen, Miss L. H. Booker,
Miss Louise Brink, l.. Dahl, Miss A.
l.. Derrick, DR.. w. H. Dobson, Mrs. w.
H. Dobson, Miss l.. N. Duryee, Mrs.
w. w. Foote and maid, Miss Bertha
Foote, Miss Enid Foote, Mrs. G. M.
Graves, Mrs. q. L. McAdory, r. j.
Mulkern, Miss M. j. Morrow and 2
children, A. Paulsen, DR.. Annie X.
Scott, Miss Mary Scott, Mrs. Capt. H.
e. Stafford, Mrs. s.. j. Taylor, H. B.
Taylor, A. H. Trotter, Mrs. A. H.
Trotter.
ALL WOOL FRENCH CHLA-
LIES, on Z5c q ward at Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-06

at great expense, the stone for which
is brought from Sydney. The Gov
eminent Of the colony, after issuing
a commission to inquire into the
causes OF the decay OF the native
race, has asked for the ministrations
of Christian women to instruct the
Fijiau mothers in the care OF their
of spring. The result is that in q
British Colony French Sisters are
devoting themselves to ministry
for which it was in vain TO look to
the Anglican Church.
1t is not yet too late for the An
glican Church to wake up to sense
OF the increasing responsibilities de-
volving upon her in the Pacific. But
at such a time To give up the one
See established in the western Paci-
fic will be a disaster to the growth
OF the Anglican Communion in the
isles OF the sea, the consequences OF
which cannot be estimated. The
maintenance of the See OF Honolulu
is question to which the whole
Anglican Church cannot be in
different. Diocesan Magasiae.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-06

ALL WOOL FRENCH CHA.
LIES, on 25c yard at Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-06
Groceries to the Fore.
In Union is Strength, and so 1t
is in Cooperation.

The Yanco-Spanco war brought about
high prices for a time, hut it has again
come down to its former level. and we are
getting our groceries as cheap as we ever
had them before II every stock holder In
the company were to purchase his or her
groceries from the Co-opera i've Grocery
Co., the success Of the corporation will be
assured.
Coll and trade; free delivery 20 all parts
OF the city.
e. TIETJENS,
Manager Palama Cooperative Grocery
Co., Ltd, out King Street, opposite Rail-
road Central Depot.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-10-06
FOR SALE.

A FEW LOTS ON KING STREET
"A in Palama district; part cash, bal
ance on mortgage. A good opportunity to
build on main street. Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
1917 tt No. $40 Fort Street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-14
PECXVILLE.

John p. Quinn, the converted gam
bier, who the past week has been 10.
Gated at Scranton giving his entertain
ing lectures. will this and tomorrow
evening be at the Wilson fire COM
pany's hall. His lecture is not intend
ed to arouse a maudln curiosity, by
showing the hidden art, but is a moral
talk urqualifiedly endorsed by the
press and the pulpit, and is intended
as a beacon light to warn the youth
of the dangers that beset them. Mr..
Quinn has in his possession some forty
different devices that are used by
gamblers in fleeing their victims.
The revival services which have been
continued for over week reveal an in
creasing interest on the part of the peo-
pie. The mems meeting held yester-
day afternoon in the Baptist church
was well attended and close attention
was paid to the earnest gospel address
delivered by Mr.. Dryden. The union
mass meeting in the evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church was the
largest in attendance yet held. The
after-service was characterized by
deep earnestness on the part of the
Christian people who tarried. There
will be Bible readings at 3 p. m.; chill
dren's meetings at Ais p. m, and
preaching at 7.30 p m. each day, ex-
cept Saturday. All the services for
this week will be held in the Presby-
terian church.
e. T.. Locklin who has been at
Wilkes-Bar the past year, has re-
turned and has accepted position
With William Frear
All members Of the Wilson Fire
company are requested to be present
at tonights meeting at the rooms OF
the company.
r. II. Hoffecker is improving from
his recent Illness
Bembo d. Evans and John Cough
lin have returned from a hunting ex-
pedition in Bradford county. They
brought back a large quantity of raj
! bits and partridges.
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OF Hcgarths band the band boys are
already disposlng of chances on $40
gold prize. As the tickets are only five
cents each there Is no question but
that large number Will be sold.
The committee in charge OF the silk
mill negotiations apparently are stlll
awaiting information IN regard to tho
contract for erecting the building. This
secretary when asked last evening
stated he had no further Information
TO give at present.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Congregation
al church are making great prepara
tions for Thursday evenings supper
and as the supper will be served for
the small fee Of fifteen cents II is con-
fdcntly expected that the ladies will
have busy time on the evening men
toned.
Three well known Young men Of the
Fast Side were before Justice of the
Peace Swick last evening on the charge
Of making a disturbance around the
home OF Mrs. Furey a few nights
ago. After hearing both sides Of the
case the squire announced that he
would render his decision on Wednes-
day evening.
George Harvey of Wcst Mayfleld
was taken seriously i'll yesterday.
Mrs. David Reese of Second street,
has opened a meat market on H.
street.
The Hillside company will pay on
Wednesday,
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CARBONDALE.
TRACTION coMPANY's FIGHT.
Much Opposition to Overcome in
Narrowing the Guage.

The Carhondale Traction coihpSonE -
meeting with considerable opposition IN
It's effort to narrow the gua@e ot its
road between Peckvillc and Forest
City. 1t will have ciaur sailing through
Carbonate, however. 10th Counc'la
have passed the Drdina1ae giving per-
mission over the mayor head.
Archibald was ;ho scat Of war yes
terday Just ls CDurcilnan Michael
O'Hala, Michael McHalo. Mark Price.
Chief of Police Jonn McHeie and Depu-
ties p. Cunningham and John Flanna-
gar attomptc to strD work in that
borough vest tsriJ". Constable Ntary, Of
tr's cit:. arrested them Oh warrants
issued at the instance Of General Eat-
aser. Flynn, charging them with OBJ
structing the work and interfering with
The company's employees.
The offenders were taken to Justice
Glday's office where they entered bail,
after waiting two hours while a mes
senger summoned the justice from the
mines During the interim the work OF
narrowing was extended eighteen hum
dred feet.
Late in the ernoon the borough
authorities arr ed General Manager
Flynn and Track Foreman william
Gordon for violating a borough ordin-
ance.
1t is expected that the fight will be
resumed this morning. When the
workmen were obliged to quit yester-
day they had reached the top OF Dutch
HILL