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The sun., 1899-05-02

NEW YORK. Monday, May 1.-Receipts Of beeves
FOR two days were 3o3S head including 33 cars Tor
export alive - for slaughteIers end 40 for the mar
ket Demand fair and prices steady for steers and
cows; bulls were loc lower. About all the onern gs
were taken. Medium to prime steers sold at S4.sOS
$3.50 p 100 b.; fat oxen and stays At S!aoS
$3.50. bulls at $3SS4. cows at S2@S3.6b.
native sides. Liverpool and London cables quoted
American cattle lower at 1Oh&1lhc b D: dressed
weight; live sheep steady AT 13ifGI4fc., lambs at
i5e.. dressed weight; refrigerator beef lower at
asec. N. Exports to-day. none; tomorrow, 1856
cattle. J. o22 sheep. and : 24o quarters OF beef
Re ,eipts of calves for two days were 1881 head,
including ~ direct. On heavy supplies market
opened 2595Oc lower closed fully 75c. on but about
all the stock taken. Common to choice yeals sold
at the extremes tof s4@ss.25 Z 100 n, mainly at
s45oes5.75; culls and little calves at $500 City
dressed vcas lower at 7@ac. 2. b..
Recolpts of sheep and lambs for two days were
ll.OI5 head. including cars for export alive Is
do for saughterers and ~ for the market. making.
with the stale stock, 80 sale. Sheep were in
light supply and steady lambs slow and weak TO
1oc. lower market closed dull. but firm. on Buffalo
advces. Six cars unsold. Poorest to best woolled
sheep sold at S4@S5.75 y 100 H.; medium
to primo clipped do. at $4sS5; choice heavy
export do at $3.50; medium to choice clipped
lambs at $5.509$8.25: ordinary to prime unshorn
do. at $b@B6.s5; spring lambs ats3.5o9$6 v head.
Dressed mutton StSgc. n H.; dressed lambs. eHS
IL @c.; city dressed spring lambs, S36SI carcass
Receipts OF hogs for two davs were l4,O20 head.
Seven sale. Lower at $4@$42o q 100 D.;
choice state hogs S+.25.
The sun., 1899-05-02
Court Calendars This Day,

+ q X e 81 s = tir:s; r.s; = a,,an n
calendar called at 1880 A, n. Part II;-EI pArte
a9r Part M009s
NSs 24ti. a29a, s1as $751; sls6' 22t7 ssss.
fssS fssS ss5 $:ts S,SS Sts STs si ss Sss
Part yI.-Case unhnished.. Cases from Part ".
Faal TermPa case % nansbed
causes-Nos. s1a4. e02o. 1908. s9o3 s9s7. ao27.
ss, ! $3.50: sG:s s5s sstS ssss Ss .s sss
1922, t29. t2a2. 4s2s ss5e. 100. t491. .4sg.
ttss ts 4.s 4.ss ~ tsec t.' ,S l sos
Part Iv.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
diminished Case. from Part Ill Par. viI-case sn'
finished. Nos. 3oos. 4l25, siod. 4Ins, 424s. 1880.
s9Sa sSi7 ISti .ss sp .si5 1872
1887. 1890. 3o7s Part LIlL-case untintshed;;
Monday sG Nay rs 1883 Par Part xsse s
Cases from Part VII Part xi.--Case unfinished.
Cases Gases from rdGn Part t. H. fAf' AoA'' "hnn''hea
snIrosates opstCh.mser. ,s Motion % ealepdss
Mary 4: breen: aaron NJ. Lopez; Margaret Hsnde5.
?. n. Trial Tsrm-No. l46s. will of Matilda @.
Motons Trial ToEmoPsrt Part Iclsas Nos 1910
s42sH ss.seH st7oh 1892. stS4' s9ot. ss5.sss.
s5s4 10 SS. 2obo s64sk. 1857. ssi6 i7oa. Part H.:
se1r NS sess .
ILL., Clear sa: Tes @ 27ss s3oS s54s 25st siss sIsa
sits i; s7sS: 25so $zsi' Siss, azt7: s57t' 2sss.
7os 5 oo s s aus 1888 9Ss
ssiS. sssss. s7ss. 1859; ssssst e5Iss; Xxx a5ss.
ss slss 1888 gtS !i 9fs 49, 49, 49, 53 9sS S0
7ls8. 1892. 61s7. 712s. T17I. 1918, 1885.
The sun., 1899-05-02

The T omboy mill. at Telluride. Col. Is treat
ing from 80 to 200 tons per day, and the
m99nthly output amounts to 100000.
interests t hs S1p paesT sds ss s Rchsd 3 UaS
where not less than hfty, claims are being
has Sesn Ost aapnE th.
past three months. With modern maohinery
It is estimated that this output can be quad
Salt Lake City reports that a Boston syndi-
cate has bought control Of the Cuba at Bine-
nso II ehods hss go
silver under camp tests. The MANAGEMENT OF
the Utah Consolidated denies the report that
On the Contrary. the working .orcS has been
lately increased.
More copper discoveries are reported from
SIS gold have been found twenty Ave miles
south, OF Cripple Creek; and a rich deposit is
eighty-fve miles north OF Denver. New York
sx claims in this district. which has not yet
- A six-foot, vein has been struck on the Gold
standard; Camp Mckinney, 3. G.; assaying
whom mortared. "One-half OF the camp
writes one Of the superintendents. rs busy
celebrating the strikes. which are succeeding
4. y. Tanner the sapphire King o, Mon.
placers on Polo Greek. near Red Blum. The
ground is rich in sapphires and garnets. and
pans out well in gold.
Tho New York and Honduras Rosario Com
pany yesterday declared its regular nthly
dividend OF 10 cents per share. A letter from
the manager showing the condition OF the
mine was read at the meeting. 1t stated that
the heading Of the upper l50- foot level shows
a vein from twelve to eighteen inches wide
that assays from 200 to 300 ounces silver. The
headings OF the lower 200 and 800 foot levels
are In broken Rround-stringers. seams and
narrow veins. which carry fine values and
form q. network Of tempting pros pec;s.
l.. NJ. Little Of Erie. Pa. has been elected
Treasurer OF the Northwest Copper Company
which Is working Ave claims in tho Seven
Devils district. Idaho. The headquarters oil
the company are in this city.
In speaking OF his examination OF the
Clifton districl. Arizona. for Eastern com,
panies. Daniel j. Saver. mining Xpert OF Den.
YER. says IL has an immense deposit OF good
grade copper. In fact. he regards It's minera
resources as practically inexhaus:ib!e, ant
fully justifying the recent large investment o.
capital In copper and gold mines. Nearly al
the mining sections OF the territory. adds Mr.
Sayer. are very attractive. and we'll located
property does not wait long for a purchaser,
,Advices from Republic, Wash, note that tn,
claims In Eureka camp. on CurleW Lake, ar,
looking well. and that several good coppS
prospects have been located This camp /!
also overrur by agents OF Eastern syndlcatel
on the lookout for copper claims.
The sun., 1899-05-02
.so.l in Hamburg !. TO, 900 bag. noludius .es. 900

Brazilian. -
NAVAL sroREs.-spirits. ttka45c. Common TO
good strained rosin, ei.to0SIt6. 80
Pork was steady At ss.7b0sp 3t Tor meas. Meals
TsiioS l pre,sed bogs so bSso Rn,tss t
Creamery. Western. extras; i7c. do. hrsts., 10
Chsese.stste, fuii cream, large. coforcd or white
fancy, I2c.; do. choice. I14@1lhc; small, fancy.
13A@12Ac. E0gs-State, Psnnsyivania and West
ern, 130I3Ac. Chicago, May L." Larger hog
cetpts than expected. with that market lOc. lower
and rather free deliveries caused moderate decline
IN provisions. Ten thousand barrels Of pork were
delivered on contracts"
SUGAR-Raw was hrm at l1.IRc for pao test aud
t316c. for 500 test Sales of 500 $40 test. Refined
quiet and hrm.
CHICAGO May I.-These we're to.day's prices:
The sun., 1899-05-02
dividends aud 3uterest.
Public Omces in tho Park Row Building.

All the city departments which were formerly
included in the Public Works Department and
some others are now quartered in the Park
Row building. eight floors Of which were leased
by the Sinking Fund Commission. The Board
OF Public improvements and the Departments
Of Public Buildings. Lighting and SUPPLIES and
Street Cleaning moved from the New York Life
build ing. the Department OF Sewers from 2t3
Broadway. the Departments Of Water Supply
and Highways from the Tract Society building
art building. The Bureau of Municipal statis-
ties, which was formerly in the New York Lie
building, has also moved 10 the Park Row
building Mr.. Croker has of1ces there also.
The sun., 1899-05-02
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. May 1.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spo was
steady with sales OF 100000 bush. for export
here and at the outports. No. 2 in elevator
nominally 7Sc.; No. 1 Northern Duluth. 4c.
over May (. o. b. afoat. The Northwestern re-
ceipts were 4Sa cars. against 503 last week and
TAG last year: Chicago 63. against "a last week
and 100 last year. Futures advanced &c. to
1tc.. but lost part. closing nc. to Ac. higher.
with sales Of 2 2025. 900 bush. Prices as follows:
The sun., 1899-05-02

The American Exchange National Bank,
which for forty years has carried on business
at the corner Of Broadway and Cedar street,
moved yesterday to hired offices at l15 Broad
way. where It will remain until the new build
ing which IL win erect upon the Old site is
be a skyscraper. probably sixteen stories high
The new Broadway branch of the Corn Ex-
change Bank. at the corner OF Spring street
opened for business Yesterday.
The sun., 1899-05-02

speculation tended TO depress cotton SLIGHTLY
CoTFEE-Rio on the spot was nrmer at a49oHc.
for No. l. Sales of 1000 bags MaracAibo 900
Central American, 500 SAvanllA and 500 Porto
Rico Futures were unchanged to points higher,
closing steady. Sales, 1850 bags Havre Advanced
" to, G. Hamburg advanced 4 pfc. American
warehouse deliveries. T,646 bags. Rio was steady
and unchanged; receipts. 3,oOO stock, 243. .oOO
exchange, 7 7.l6d., a rise of 5.32d. Santos was
quiet and unchanged; receipts. 1000; stock, 857-
600. Prices as follows:
The sun., 1899-05-02
| Available cash balance, In.
cluding gold reserve. s2s7. .691 s2ea. .127 53s

cluding gold reserve s2s7. .78e.0e1 s2ea.127.5aS
.. The total amount OF coinage executed by
April was $lO,0oe.994. o. this amount.
and $1,000 in bronze. The total number OF
gold pieces was SS5. 235. Of silver pieces 4132.-
4AO. and Of bronze l 1.3O7.O0O.
Money in London. i. y cent. Rate Of dis
months bills. 2 1-18023 y cent. Paris ad-
vices quote 3 y cents at 102 francs 22h cen
times. Exchange on London. 25 francs 19h
centimes.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
The sun., 1899-05-02

MINING MACHISERY-FRASER & CHALMERS
Au ~ Broadway, New York, mAnufac cturerH of min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining
The sun., 1899-05-02

to higher European cables The receipts were light
particularly At Rio and there some increase n
the demand, while the offerings were light The
The sun., 1899-05-02


mite s5c SaG and unxraded H %S. @
cars Corn was sE Steady on the spot sales 900
bush for export here and At At the outport, Futures
with sales Of lis. 900 bush. Prices as follows:
opentns. Hte.e.. Lo,o,n. caea.e. N,ght.
$ts :sss ::sSsSs sSs sss sss ssss ss
The visible supply is as follows:
Soas Dec Dec
5s5$$$ e.
daness Of speculation WAS the skeleton at the feast
advance Of I'd. to I'd. Paris was steady, Berlin
Higher cables. dry weather in the winter wheat BELT.
S Of n
1est fSrthsE damage rsGor from n some 96 . ss9ons Of
ply Of Ioss. 600 bush. decrease in the New York
stock Of $50. 800 bush some foreign buying OF May
cries on May contracts here. as cash wheat is
Kansas had no rain yesterday and the Weather map
| ,1s Il a0sn
ing At jamestown. n. p. With the therm9meter sos
Chicago said poashs IS n1ns the Russian
1Ss enl ltd to m
ports by counties indicating q crop of one.third TO
one-half in Kansas and Missouri and parts of In
dian Territory and bad outlook for lAte-sown
wheat in Oklahoma.
ing figured they will decrease l.ooo. 900 bush. this
week, against 1881 900 last year. This will leave
them 5000. 900 bush. in excess of last year,
but much under several former years" The guam
tity passage to Europe increased 272o,0oO bush.
The decrease In the visible supply this week Of
year Of 100000 bush. The English visible supply
increased $4,000 bush against decrease last year
OF 323, 900.
board clearances were 7so. 900 bush. Corn ad.
yanced q tribe. then reacted Liverpool advanced
Nd. May deliveries in Chicago were 100000 bush.
The visible supply decreased 2.2a2. 900 bush. The
New York stock fell OF 1872 400 bush. In Chicago
10000 bush. were delivered by Mr.. Armour.
8.sb9,ooo last week and b.3o+, ,o6a last year. Tho
seaboard cleared 395. 900 bush. Oats were a trihe
stronger carly in the day. but soon reacted In
Chicago there no deliveries The visible supply
decreased e12. 900 bush.
FLouR-There were NO stimulating Developments
to-day. and the trading continued quiet. Prices
however. were hrm. Sales. $500 bbls Receipts
were 1o.o8t bols. and lbe sacks; exports ,o3o
bbls. and 1879 sacks. Winter in bbls.: superfne
81 2soss2.4 90; No: extra g. 5oas2 80: clears. So
$500: Spring In bbls. Clears 81 eo0S3.1o:
straights, %. .4osS3. 90; patents. s3.750S3.e5.
CorroN-Spot cotton here was unchanged: 400
bales delivered on contracts Middling uplands
81 &C., against .i5c. last year Now Orleans and
Gulf q 7-1Uc.. against 7-lsc. The southern spot
markets were unchanged. New Orleans sold 900
bales. Memphis 700. and Augusta 22s. Liverpool
unchanged on the spot with sales OF 10000
bales: futures advanced a point on some months,
but reacted and closed unchanged. The movement
The sun., 1899-05-02

THE FAMOUS ROOTS BLOWERS. forty years the
standard. once, loa Liberty st.. New York. Our
new smelling blower the nnest machine ever built.
The sun., 1899-05-02

Augusta shipped today 80 bales. Memphis All. St.
Louis l434, Cincinnati 2Ol and Houston b,031.
The Signal Service predicted fair weather for me
cotton belt during the next thirty.six hours New
Orleans declined l to 2 points. Futures here de-
clined TO points and closed quiet. Prices fol-
The sun., 1899-05-02

New York Stock ExchanEe-Sales May 1.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm $1.O00s).
6Usss. lo7S vaF deb 2.ss
of1s91. S4h0S S4k
The sun., 1899-05-02
Court of Appeals Calendar.
MINING NEWS.

ALBANY May 1.-Court of fAppeals calendar for to-
morrow-Nos. 93%. 937, g3S 941. 933. 942 s44, e45.
The sun., 1899-05-02

Enl 5s..llO llOh
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Asked Bid Asked
Am strwb. 25 2SN 30 IT,. SOk SO
City Rway.3OO 3l2 st 8 Car. 2l 22
Dd Match. ! 39k l4Oh W Ch stRyllSH 1lSN
N Oh stRy.24sH ESQ
Final sales compare with those Of Saturday
n folous.
The sun., 1899-05-02

Oats were easier the spot sales 28a. 900 bush in
No in elevator, age; do, delivered, 8sc; No. .
white; s6hc. track and ungraded white. assssSc &C.
cars Corn was steady on the spot. Sales acc. 900
bush for export here and At the outPorts. Futures
with sAles Of ll5. 900 bush. PrCes as folloMs:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
CEN. LUNA
WOUNDED. /. l. |.
Col. Funston Slightly
Wounded. Filipinos
Burned Santo
Thomas.
Monaudock TOOK a Hand This
Morning, Smelling Bar
ancue With Tremcn-
dous Damage.

Publishers Press cablc4ram from
tIaulia. May 5--Gencral Antonio Luna,
commanding The Filipinoa opposing Me
Arthers advance, was wounded while
fighting Yesterday in the vicinity Of
Santo Thomas,
The soul of the enemy in the iirht at
Santo Thomas was complete, lhe rebels
fleeing on the trains toward San Fer
uando. Whcaton's loss during his
gallant charge was one Montana volun-
taer KILLED and two wounded Besides
the wound sustained by Col. Funston i
Lieutenant in the Kansas volunteers was
killed, Il Captain and SIX men wounded,
The Eilipiuos left ,Santo Thomas COM
plotey in ruins, every house being
destroyed by fire. The advance on San
Fernando was resumed this iaolning.
(Sisncd.) Ed. l.. KEEN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Atkinson Again

Washington May 5-At the cabinet
meeting Postmaster General Smith
stated that he had received letter from
Edward Atkinson asking permission to
send anti imperialistic pamphlets to the
soldiers in the Philippines, either
through the War Department or the
mail. Smith said that he had not even
answered the letter and nothing would
be done beyond the enforcement of the
present order forbiddlng seditious PAM
phlets until there was an attempt to
violate it. Then vigorous action will
be taken and the guilty parties will be
prosecuted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
League Players
DEFEATED GODDARD
YESTERDAY.
In Spite of the Score Goddard
Showed Up Well.

A large crowd of people was present
on the Goddard campus yesterday after
noon to witness the much talked of game
between the Seminary boys and nine
men sent out to represent Tufts College.
The latter team was the best aggre-
cation Of professional ball tossers ever
seen in Barre and is probably the heav-
lest batting team in New England out
side of the Bostons.
The game was called at three o'clock
Goddard going to the bat and losing
three men in succession, Tufts then
went at the stick and nine men went
around the bases. Five more came
home in the second and then the spell
which overhung the Goddard team was
cast aside and they too began to take a
hand in the game. From that time on
they were as an entirely different team.
They batted out seven hits and brought
IN runs.
The visitors closed with final score
of 23. but had not Goddard gone to
pieces in the beginning it would have
been very much different. Outside of
this the home team showed up we'll for
practically their first game, and Bush is
to be highly complimented for the man
ner in which he held his opponents
down in spite of the ~ errors accorded
to his supporters. The stars of the
game on the Goddard side was the bat
terry and Tenney, who made several
star plays in center field.
The audience was highly pleased to
see her old pets of the Barre league on
the field again and they proved them
selves the same as of old.
The full score was as follows:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Al. Montreal.

The following is clipped from an
account Of anity council meeting in the
Montreal Daily Witness.
TO INVITE THE GRAND ARMY.
1.-The Mayor made an announcement
regarding the't1rand Army of the Rep
ublic deputation which had waited upon
him. They required no financial aid,
but would like an official invitation ex.
tended by the Mayor and council. The
deputation told him that they expected
to bring 10000 people to Montreal. AS
their visit world be about June "a, they
wished to take part in the st. Jean Bap-
tist procession, and had asked His
Worship to arrange for Union Jack to
be provided to accompany the Stars and
Stripes at the head of the parade. Such
II visit would do a great deal of good,
and a hearty welcome extended to the
American veterans in this loyal British
city would show that we desire TO live on
most friendly terms with our nearest
neighbors, and would be a small con-
tributation perhaps to the cause Of
Anglo-Saxon union. His Worship
thought that the council might readily
authorize him to forward the desired
invitation. This was agreed to-"
1t has been decided to hold the ell
campment of she Vermont 6. A. r., in
Montreal June 21st and 22d. headquar-
ters being at fle Hotel Windsor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Navy Takes d Hand.

Mauila, May 5.-The navy today CO.
operated vita the land forces south OF
AlanlIa. Furnishing the robe.s who a.
tackled The American lines last night.
AL day break the nonitor Monan"ock
drew q Sc to Boranoa,, nearly opposite
Cayte, ana began Smelling the place.
The baulardment Aas continued all day
doing ir.moudons damage Macarthur
occupied ,en Ferponio today, which
was eva uaod ~ tn rehe.s, WHO re-
rlated II rln on the trains.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Aguinaldo Refuses.

Madrid May 5--Gen. Rios, the Phil.
ippine commander cables the commits
siOners that the conference with Agui-
naldo about Spanish prisoners was un-
successful. Aguinaldo said that the
Americans now hold the sovereignty
and Spain must deal with them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Burlington Lumber Trade
is Safe.

Word has been secured from the seat
of the Canadian government that the
Laurier ministry has decided not to make
any changes in the presen: tariff. This
is assurance that the Burlington lumber
trade, which depends upon Canadian
lumber will remain practically the same
as at present.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Kempton Races.

Londan, May 5.-ln the race for the
Royal two year old stake of 900 sover-
igns al Nempton Park, Equalio Emoleon,
Lord Bcresford, is first; Democrat,
Sloan,. is up to second. The selling
ratio is 2G0 soverigns. Sloan is a
winner on Hawke.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
100000 Fire.

ProvideneY May 5.-The Maplevil!e
mills. in the1stown of Mapleville, closed
on account ef poor business, were burn
ed to the ground this morning, inflict-
ing loss .of$1oo,ooo.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Public Hearing.

Paris, May s. The Matin states that
a public hearing in the Dreyfus case is
ordered for May 20 This is really a
victory for Dreyfus.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
Instantly Killed.

Kenncbunk, Port Me, May > Mrs,
William .Jackstn was instantly killed
today by the accidental discharge of a
gun while boating witt her husband,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
WANTED

Fifty boys and girls, betWcen The
ayes of 9 and l6 who can sing, to call
at the Barre Business collage and School
of Music in Bolster's block, Saturday at
9 Il. m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
49,
Queen Detained.

Cherburg',May 5.-The Queen was
delayed here over night on account Of
the rough channel. Crossed to Falks-
tone today .sS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
THE WEATHER.

Washington, May 5.-Weather indi-
cations are cloudy tonight, fair Saturday ;
variable winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
GODDARD SEMINARY.

Leahy batted out of turn. Williams
hit with batted ball.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
TUFTS COLLEGE

Base on ball by Bush, 5; by Curran,
2.
Struck out by Bush, 3; by Curran, TO-.
Stolen bases, Bush, Kelley,
Time of game 2.45. Umpire, Sane
tuary Scorer, Booth.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05

See the bats nd balls at the irl
Novelty Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05
W y EA Y VI =
is HERE. AVERILLS BLOCK
Up one flight.

Call and see the daily demonstration
of its wonderful power in curing tie
worst cases OF diseased throat and air
passages. Come and be Convinced.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-05

The following is clipped from an
account Of anity council meeting in the
Montreal Daily. Witness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-07

acre al Makapala. KOhala. was con
veyed TO the Trustees for siG0. On
this :. Paul's church for the Chinese
was bull; and consecrated February
10. 1889.
l5-By a deed dated May Il. 1857.
half an acre At Paauilo was given %
the Trustees by Charles Motley. Esq..
and the late Thee. II. Davies. Esq. \
portion OF this set apart for cemetery
was consecrated July 3. 1859.
l6-By a deed dated October .. 1893
from l.. Aseu and others. an additional
half ~ an acre was added to the site
at Makapala. on which a schoo!rOou
was subsequently built.
IA deed dated March nth. 1856
conveyed to the Trustees n lane lead
ing TO the premises At Makapala.-
Diocesan Magazine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-07
AT Make ISLAND.
First of the Sunday Afternoon
Band Concerts since Vacation.

At Makee Island tomorrow after
noon at o'clock the Government band
will give it's first Sunday afternoon
concert since the vacation. The fol-
lowing program. which contains two
new pieces. has been selected by Cap
tain Berger:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-07
PART /.

Hives are a terrible torment TO the
little folks. and TO some older ones
Doane's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief and permanent cure. AT any
chemists. so cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-07

The Dramatic Sketch Artists.
Francis Lillian
BoGGS AND HAYWARD.
In w. Il. watkes' Comedy Ski;.
a PAIR or LUNATIcS. -
LAST WEEK. LAST WEEK:
- EMIL WALTON -
In His Original Musical &C; D!rec;
from the Leading Vaudeville
Houses OF America
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CHANDLER AND MCPHERSON.
The Charming Soubrctfc.
TRIxIE COLEMAN.
Premier Buck and Wing Dancer.
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