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Re sr' ed. 2o4 sA5,so 1872 81. 800 dec. 5.tes $50
surplus. s2i5, i5u 81. J'3, 100 Inc. sc.fss $50
The surplus a yenr ago was s.. .o52.sT5. and
two years ago Sl5.9pI, 800
The i'm ports Of general merchandise. tnslud-
ing dry sooH,s 5, At the port oi NsT M EorS ,, ast
previous week and $5. 7o4.0 .0l4 for the CORE.
sDondpS 3 week Of a.s ysat Ths "si i'm posts g;
sie4s1s vas sas sed sEfns Ef total specie &c snnn INN
ports since Jan; l.: s12.107, ,l@e. Exgorts Of
specie wss. F9tn s. 900 and A 3tIysE H, s555 sls
ytous week. The exsor-s OF specie since Jan. 4
have been: gold. ~S23, "a. tS5; and silver.
S3T. IA. I52. total of s6O.s5S.s3T.
The Utica and Black River Railroad Company
has declared semi dividend OF 3, per
cent. PAYABLE sepr. 81
The Rhode Island Parkius Horse Shoe COM
pany has dsciarsd 4 quarterly dividend Of
per cent. on It's preferred stock payable Oct. -
The FinGncidf Chror,cir con putss the gross
Gaming. ear for July ot III raiirqa al = at SIS!
Nth "a. aan1e month Of Isst Ts.r ana net
S25.523.3o3, an increase Of S5.2t5l21. For
the seven months enaiaE din July 81 the sros:
s36, 49,. te3 a. comparsd With the sogrssoqMnd- nd
an Increase OF s1+. 1897 .354.
The Baltimore and Ohio South western Rail-
I te1 sn Increase q s7sss @ as com oas Hared
sf s a. 2etR 4 Far az. aat
:sss !qas 80 sss so n
ret 81. .56+ 3TT1. a tecrsass OF s123. .i30.
Ths San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
rsports gross earn for August ot S9i .OS2.
az increase OF sI.151 as compared with the
Increase Of IS. .:}t33, For the two months ending
Aaz. 81. the Eross earnings we're 1913, l2o. an
increase Of S21.3C+ ~ com pared with the
eorrespondinS period Of lnss year. and net
sos. 3.OT5. an incrsase CT sl2.So1.
The Twin City Rapid Transit Railroad reports
crease OF S3B,54t a. com cared with the same
month Of last wear and net Sl3C.5OS, an in
crease OF S2T. 1919. For the eight mooths end
as u ami an Increase ere q a. M Win
sss ssso.St7 an !asrsss: Of sIS1.s5s F'IsJ
ssq rssso TsG n fpsr.s:e ot.it4 surplus OF
The Csntra! Pacific Railroad reports gross
earn IN a. for July Of 81 $50. 4+3. an increase OF
$3.50 ga as com pared With the same month Of
lasr year and rer s1Os,2Iu, and increase OF
The Iowa Central Railroad reports gross
earn ngs for July Of Sl95, ,T31. an Increase ot
SBO. .345 a. com oa.sd With rhe sar,a month OF
last year and net $50 80 an Increase Of S'j2,-
The St. Paul and Duluth Railroad reports
Rrcss earnings for TuIY Of Sl52.sf5. an Ia
crease OF S3B.:I'J5 rs eoc, cared with the same
month q , .ssS year. and net so5.se6. an in
The Ann Arbor Ra!lrsat reports gross earn
fres .0r July o. sI33H45 an Increase of
SI31T5 rs con pared with the same mouth Of
last year, and net S+9.l+t. az Increase OF Sl6.-
81
Tho Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
reports gross earn IN gs FOR jay Of S2TA t-:} an
Increase ot s3l. .S25 ls com pnr4t with the sam
uorrh OF lAss rear, and net SbI.lD7. decrease
The western New York and Peunsylvania
Railroad Com pany reports tor the year ended
June 80: ~
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J. |. MCLEAN & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

Memhars Consolidated Stock Exchange E.Y.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND COTTON
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
40 Broaivay- Is Congrass ss.
Tswtll be pleased 70 send you upon application
Daily Aivisor- Letter. which is Devoted 70 the
Franc n Situation Wheat and the Active Stocks in
the present market. These Istters give the proper
points at which trades should bs made, and VII in
tsrsst you.
OF 3 TO S per cent
Quotation Record Sent Upon Application.
The sun., 1899-09-24

Augusta shipped to-day 7o3 bales; Memphis. ,bT.
st. Louis, l.3ll. Cincinnati. iDS and Houston,
10, 500. View Orleans advanced prIn0s on January.
Futures here closed arm A. q net advance OF tO
S,lTp
The sun., 1899-09-24

Sept. - sept -. SspL ~ SspS %
ArLSF.. 81 2I Nor Plc c s3H sa%
ArGsFp. s3h e3IS Nor PASp. 75H 76A
Am Coto ~ a. HTcsn. 36N 1851
AASE E...l&eH l45 NJ Cen. 2oS l2o
Am rSb 90. lo21 / 81 y omanA c.. ! 24H 23H
Brssk Rr. s2A S9So West 259 25S
BaItG o.. SON. 5OS PseS c..ll2 lIo%
C.C.CSssL 551 55H Pac Maj ~ al
e.Bka. .I32H 1914 PuI ? Car l75S 1854
csuaaACo 1871 1854 Rock Isl il4H l3b
Chsak O. a7'l e7S Read lst0. SO SEA
ChEd,w I1t I41 stPAuI G. 1854 1873
Del Lkw.I9O 1877 SoaAlEAy. l2 l2
Del Hut.L2G l2t SoRyp--- 52S s2S
DkRG. 90 2l< SELsWD ASA SIA
DGRGp 7sE 7sS TsI PAs.... 2oS ls%
Erie Istp. 37 IT TsanckL l2o lis
Ct Nor p. o4S l 0a1 CnioA Pa. ASH As
n Cen ... - ~ ll3k Union Pp. TN II
Kan rp. GoH 4oA Rlb asa Asa
LoukNAAh. 751 79 CsRub prfll6 ll6S
Nan Con. IloA Io9h ) La. is is
Mo rac. 100 461 45-UsL p. 7eN 7sN
Net Sc ag,.2oo 2o2H wAbkPp.. 22S 22H
North An. l2A l2A Wu TEL 67A s7A
Nkw... 75I 74&~kLE-- l2S l2
SkWp 10 o9ys WSLA2dR 3lA 3l%
E~sstcoulo-s I5=1
The sun., 1899-09-24
Rs.v. saos, laI 500 s.os gu. 500 dec sasIo. goo

Re ar' ed :O4 s4s 500 1872 az 800 dec s.tps. $50
surplus. s2i5, 45u 81. J'3, 100 Inc s:.fss, $50
The surplus year ago was sS.252.ST5. and
two years ago SIS. .Sp1. 500,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
OLAA LEASE HOLDERS KICK
OBJECT TO TRACT SET ASIDE FOR
THEM.
Say it is "a Choice Tract of Rock
Objections are Made to the Settle
ment Associations.

The Olaa lease holders who haven't
previously taken up the full amount
of land to which they are entitled in
the old tract, have legally the right
to take the balance in the new tract
at the old prices. The Government in
its generosity recognizing this, has
set aside for this purpose choice
tract of rock, which is now advertised
i'm the Tribune. Several Olaaites in
terested have been in to view their
prospective new possessions, and have
narrowly escaped without broken
necks from their journey over heaps of
rock in various stages of good preser-
walton. The thing that puzzles them
is why the Government should set
aside certain tract for them, and
why they haven't as much right to
u choice of lots as any other appli-
cantS.
The prospect that most of newer
Olaa will be taken up by colonial
ton schemers, otherwise known as
settlement associations, is proving
anything but satisfactory to the or
binary individual who wants a legi-
innate amount of Government land
and hasn't any fellow colonizers or
any friend or leader with "a pull in
official circles.
The Government is defeating the
ends aimed at by the land law when
it allows the colonization schemers to
go the length that they do, and the
general dissatisfaction on the part OF
proposed applicants for Olaa lands is
accommodating Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
NEW HAWAII PLANTATION
LANDS BETWEEN KAIWIKI AND
KUKUAU.
Options Said to Have Been Taken on
the John T.. Baker piihonua Lands
to Plant i'm Cane.

If all the schemes for new sugar
plantations in the vicinity of Hilo
should go through this entire section
will be one broad eNpanse of cane
fields. 4 strong effort is being made
to secure possession of the lands from
KaiwiLi to Kultuau and make another
large plantation.
Options have been taken by Judge
Wilder on the John II. Baker Piiho-
nua lands for the purpose of plant
ing it in cane. This is the land involv-
ed in a law suit between the Hilo Su-
gar Co. on one side and the Ililo Por-
tuguese Sugar Mill Co. on the other,
and which is to be tried at the July
term of Court.
Other parties have visited Kaumana
during the past month and tracts not
purchased outright are held by option
by men interested in sugar a planta-
ton. Should these deals all go
through. it is probable that at least
three or four mills will be erected in
the district beside the Olaa and Puma
mills.-TIawaii Herald.
The lands between Kaiwiki and PHI
honua, said by a local contemporary
to have been secured by the promoters
of the Kaumana sugar plantation, are
not available as they are under lease
to the IIilo Sugar Company.-llilo
Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
HIJO RAILWAY.

HILO, May SC. F. Klugel, chief
engineer of the Hilo Railway Co, is
still engaged with II. II. Rycroft on
the lands in Puma in connection with
the plantation railway. Mr.. klugel
saws that when the work on the Olaa
line is fairly begun the company Will
start on the Hamakua line and that
both branches will be pushed to COM
pletion at the same time.-Hawaii
Herald
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
kODAkS AND
CAMERAS

Everyone who has ever
done any work in Photog.
raphy will appreciate the
many advantages obtained by
using a Camera made by the
Reichenbach, Morey & Will
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
TENNIS At UILO.

HILO, May 5.--The Hilo Tennis Club
has completed arrangements with W..
c. Peacock O. Co., whereby the use of
piece of land about one-fourth of an
acre i'm extent, lying between Hotel
and School streets, is guaranteed them
so long as the hotel has the use of it,
Work will be conducted Immediately
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
INCREASED PRODUCTION.

The production of sugar in the
Dutch Colony of Java has increas-
ed rapidly in the last four years. In
1894 it was 304 900 tons. In 1898 it had
reached 100000 tons, an increase of
$4,000 tons. Fortunately for the
Dutch they have no trouble about
labor. the teeming population of Java
supplies them with all that they want,
and they have not to look for sources
of supply.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
The YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
LIMITED.
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

HeRb OrriNG' IONO"H"N'
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.
Kobe. London. Lyons. New York.
San Francisco. Shanghai.
Bombay. Hongkong.
Transact a General Banking and EX-
change Business.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank.
INTEREST ALLOWED.
on fixed deposits for IL monts, 4 pei
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for months, 31s per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for 8 months, per
cent per annum.
Interest Allowed by the Head Office
at Yokohama.
on current deposits, 4 per cent per
annum.
On fixed deposits for IL months, 6 per
cent per annum.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
BRITISH PACIFIC CABLE.

LONDON. April 26.-The Times an
nounces this morning that the British
Government has decided to contribute
an annual subsidy to the full amount
recommended on the report of the Pa
cific cable committee of 1896 for the
construction of a Pacific cable from
British Columbia to Australia.
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w. e. STEVENS.

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ONERSTUDY.

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-09
Bank Of HAWAII. LID.
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In corporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Chas. NJ. Cooke .............. President
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May, F. w. Macfarlane, E. d. Tenney,
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Savings Department.

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

With this number the management
and publication of The Agis and IN
teUigeRcer passes into the hands of
Messrs. Finney and Dashiell. In as
Stunning control we desire to state that
there will be no change in its past prin
ciples or politics.
For over forty years it has been
fearlessly edited by maintaining that
which It's former editors have consider
ed to be right; by giving its subscri-
hers an absolutely correct statement
of all its news items; by strict regard
for the feelings and opinions of every
one and by a moderate and conserva-
tive course.
1t will be the aim of the present
management to maintain the past
high standard, and the high moral
plane which it has enjoyed since its
inception to the present time will be
zealously guarded. The best interests
and welfare of Hartford county and
her people will always be paramount.
Believing that the principles of
Democracy are right and will give the
greatest good to the greatest number,
the politics of The 1EgiS will remain
unchanged. 1t will uphold and main
tain the standard of Democracy with
the same zeal and fearlessness as has
been done IN the past. Recognizing
that no one man is greater than his
party, its independence within Demo
cratic bounds is assured.
1t is not without some misgivings
that we assume the responsibility of
editing and publishing this paper;
but we feel that if we should receive,
as we shall endeavor to deserve, the
support of the people we shall be able
to serve them to some good ard useful
purpose.
The continued support and assis-
lance of all the patrons and friends of
The KgiS is respectfully solicited,
holding in readiness, always to pro-
mote every worthy cause as we'll as all
social and charitable enterprises, with
an absolutely correct statement of all
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-13

five entries, but the owners were not
able to reach an agreement, and
Breach of Promise cantered around
the track and was awarded the purse
of $50
WEDNESDAY.
227 TRoT AND 2S2 pAoE-Purse 5000.
Mahalne, W. NJ. Whterord. FlintviIIe..I IL
Daley blossom, WI. "oerner, hornes
Belle HIKE, e. G. Richardson Church. u.s.
Numa, David Hanwav, b Air..'....2 2 3 8
1ine, 2.25, 2.291a, 2.2G, 2.26.
2.4O TRoT OR PACE, HARTFORD co. HC RISES
| Purse 500.
Major, David Hnnway, Bal Air...........I II
Aberdeen, ;lhta, hicharasun, Bel Air. y 3
Golden rod. w. W. Brown, Boothby Hills z
| Time. go, =. i21a 2 81.
| RUNNING RACE. HALF MILE KEATS Purse S75.
Msntsii, H. H. Me- rick, Baltimore. -
Qulla, VIM. 7 Harriet. Chesapeake City
| TIM, 53. Unfinished.
Ea y Thursday morning crowds
commenced 10 eather from all over
tn coun'y. The incoming trains were
W il ,ai!ened nd By - o'clock there
Was II crowd estimated at 12 900 people
on the grounds. Tie social train
brought Col. John Walter Smith,
Democratic candidate f"r Governor
and Hen. Murray VanGiver, Chair
MAJ of the State Central Committee
HouCrs were evenly divided between
these two distinguished gentlemen
and both wellt jiumt- with tired hauds
but grs efuI hearts. Col. Smith ilas
the happy faculty Of :. good word aud
pleasant smile for every one. All
amusiue incident occurred when two
gentlemen by the Eame of Smith were
presented (. rHe C.ton.l. H smiling
iy remarks THAI .SmI.b, jones' aud
Brown nre good Democratic names
and If they would III unite in voting
fer ni:H ih.r H0Jii he 10 dount
shOnt SO s:-cio n
Gaycr2or L}wLde, WAS accompa.i
ied by Comptroller G bids Hor0ugh,
Insurance Commissioner Kurt, Moni.
tc@ Watchm&n and Charles W. Mel
vale He met many persons during
the day,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-13
TO TIE DENOCRATS OF MARYLAND.

On the ss"enth day OF next NovevoEber the
people of Mary land will have an opportunity
tn choose their Governor and other State and
County officers. Whether or not the present
admin la ration Of Effairs in this state, with its
record as current history kuown TO all men,
and with she opportunities Of 4 retention of
power, shall be CO ntinued. is the question that
| Is brought face 70 face to every voter.
That IT is the duty of every CITIZEN OF this
:: t. to eX+ rel G the right of franchise is a
| truth that can no. be o frequently reiterat-
cd That many of those best qualified by
cdiicaL OF, Knowledge and experience for an
II" 81 prone - neglect it is u fact that cal S
forth this apn"tl 10 every man VII believes in
c.Hcicnt public servants and honest snd capa
BILE c0nlucr Of affairs, 10 lay ASIDE sacrifice If
need he his p,Tsonhi interests TOR few hnurs
and devote thHt time to the service CT his
County nd t"tn
s'ror to the exercise Of his high right of
citizenship, registration IS necessary. In the
:cnnte4 Of this state ta@Cc is nng neral regis
'r;t;i1u .ii- - a." hut for the purpose of sup
pU"l"nt1rF regis; TdtiGn the re-Sta r. will sit IN
!h' several J. C-iUu precincts ~ your County
az: : UCSnaT-. October ., fronn > A. N. TO Z. NJ
ard Fue:isy, October 10. during the same
hours. For the purpose OF revision only. at
which daIe 40 new names will be added, they
VIII sit on tu ssday, October 18th. Rem Der
those dates.
Not only is it the duty of every citizen to
register himself, and. through the regular
channels Of his party. TO see that his friends
and ne:ghhars are regift tered, but it is likewise
his DUTY to see that the lists are purged of all
names that By reason of death. removal crime.
illegality or fraud should be stricken there
from.
Let every Democrat interest himself in this
important matter, and the cause OF good iIov-
srnment so auspiciousy inaugurated 10 the
City of Baltimore in May, will be continued in
MURRAY vANDIvER,
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-13
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

Maryland occupies rather a unique
position in her campaign this fall.
While in nearly every other State in
the union the people are dragging in
national issues which have no posi-.
BILE place in this campaign We are
quietly working out our salvation on
State issues alone. So far as we have
heard neither candidate has been &C.
cused of being an applicant for the
position of Secretary Of State in
Aguinaldo's Cabinet and both parties
seem to realize that the Maryland
Legislature cannot control the coinage
of either gold or silver.
The fact of the matter is that Lloyd
Lowndes and his faithful followers are
having an extremely ardnous task to
explain their management of State
affairs during the past four years
One vexed problem is the negro ques-
ton. They are having a sorry time
of it trying to convince respectable
citizens that they are not in favor of
giving the negro any rights except
such as he is legally entitled to and
on the other hand they urge on the
colored brother the great blessings
which have been showered on him
since 1896.
Unfortunately for them neither be.
lieve the willy arguments of the
Western Marylander. backed up b.
the lesser Republican lights all over
the State. The negro knows that
without his vote Mr.. Lowndes would
never have been heard of in the last
campaign and he feels that he ought
to have some recognition. If he can
not get it one way he will another.
At the present time it seems that
rowdyism is their favorite vocation.
Especially so, is this the case in Balti.
more city. Things had come to sucH
state there that it was no uncommon
occurrence for ladies to be insulted on
the principal streets in day time by
members of this race. When the
police attempted an arrest they were
openly defied with the remark that
they, the negroes, had pull enough to
be taken care of, and right there let
US just mention remarkable coinci-
dence; of course it was only coinci-
dence: Nearly every officer who was
Jealous in making arrests OF these
ruffians was soon before the police
board, which, by the way, is Repub-
lean, ON some trifing charge and he