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FELIX GROSS.
young Viennese vio'nist, who will make his hrst
appearance in this country at MendelsHohn nan
on I"eS'"Y'
ment' IN when ne displayed grea, techn'ca! per
iecuoh' ana Whch won Storm OF aPp'auSe'
Eugona Castelano pianist will give a concert
IN hhshe nan on luescay evening assisted by
knrco Mario scognamillo' 'ce'lis'
Programme Of the public rehearsal and concert Of
the Philharmonic Society next Friday afternoon
and Saturday evening;
kecative and aria Ecoo II pun'o' from "Ti'us
Nine. schumann- Heink
"siegfried Idyl" Wagner
songs: tuna >.oo. soh..o-.
h. Aus meinen grossen schmerzen'' Dohe-, Fan
C. ,iuie NaGhtt '...''''' p-obrrs
Nine schumann Heint
., Piano aGcomianiment Emil PauT p.o
'''"''''"' ave. - '"' warn
Programme or the concert 70 DC given 10y me Ma
tonal conservatory orches'r" next TUESDAY even
ING
Prelude 70 "Hansel and Groiel .Humperdlnk
WIN - ''" Ms Rav Whltio-E
lsafE' 'ildi''ri
ALL. TO-, ..,..nii'n ~ T., M '''''''' >,,,,r,
Sgnor Giuseppe Campanari
Ballet advertisement from Henry VIII 600 .Sani-Saehs
Josef Weiss Will give another pianoforte recital
IN Mcudclssohn Hall on tomorrow afternoon. at
which most OF the music viii be new and by resi-
dent composers. The programme Is as follows:
r,,,,,s,. ,,bo,,,
Ftuees d. concert or TO- nos : and o.
ldyL op % No : major; >.El Poldini
VI. ,,.rr,i. 80 81 ~ . ,, a,i major
Valsc Meancoiqua. ~ 81, No ..
pIauant.rie MIniaiures M.S).
Three Iiunear!an no'e'c's. op :
S S,,ra, , ny, 49, oo tG JOSEF weiss
Scene De Pallet op. 10.
Dram ~ Low ...........................F IAszt
90, ,. -, ..,,,,,,
H'"'' "'''0' '' ,,, - ,iIo,s.,,,
OF p'd"yI"'e 'i'"'', a.
ia" o" i""'S"''
Bailade. minor.
"Wii4a Jagi''.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Po.onaise sharp minor .. Thopn
NH,se .,>e y ''ot~,..ii..n .Tauslg
"Paplous 100, nn'Si.
is'''e I"'"
o - J.,
Inc H''uI H"V'9 VI i'''N'''' -,
termination To commemorate the u'd'' ~ MI
seijl Annually by a concert The first will De given
~
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operate sketch: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Budw0rth;
and Shrpoard The holiday audiences on Wednes-
day-W ashngton's Birthday-wil be accommodated
by $3.50 O'Clock opening
In the long continuous programme this week al
the Palace Aunt Louisa" Eldrdge Will repeat the
mOnoOgue that has recently been successfuI
downtown: the Marco Twins will go through their
acrobatc comicalities; Pete" Baker Will be
newcomer uptown and there will be the usual
complement Of other entertainers. In to-days
continuous concert the features include Miss
Minnie Dupree. in "Dangeriold, 81; the Mldgleys;
Fake and Scmon Mr. and Mrs. Sdinah ana
others.
"Zaza" continues to be played to crowded audi
encos at the Garrick Theatre. Even the storm OF
last week did not interfere with the attendance
I'm the least
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week n bill is
got forth which includes riison and Errol the
Gypsy Quintet Charles King contra tenor Lor-
raiue Amour (soprano). Robert Burton (tenor).
Anita Maona (contralto) and Charles Bagley (oary
toneD: j. Amcs Manning. assisted by the boy
tenor Willie Weston. in their musical sketch. The
Irish Pawnbroker' G.. W. Littlefeld. Ellie Fay
Eleanor ralk character singer Mr. and Mrs
Stuart barrow Billy Payne. Barrett and Learned.
the Robbins. the Eagesons T. NJ Reed. animal
educator. with his acrohati' bun terriers and Tony
Pastor.
Her Atonemcnt" with it's local and military
scenes is drawing large crowds to the Academy
OF Music. Arson Pond the author. is 10 write an
other play for Mr.. Frohman. 70 have its scene IN
York ana TO present stage pictures on SINH
lar scale.
"Hotel Topsy Turvy." which recently closed a
run at the Herald Square Theatre viii Doe seen
THIS week at the Grand Opera House. The com
pany will be- I'm the main tho az the Herald
square. and will bee headed 10y Edwin Foy and
Miss Marie Dressler.
At Roster Il Blal's this week Mr.. Aarons Will
present a new array OF foreign vaudeville ceich-
rifles. II Will Include the Uengler Sisters. from
the Folies Bcrgare. Paris. Henri French. known
on the Continent the gentleman bicyclist VIII
make his American debut. Another feature ~ill be
the American debut OF the equilibrist Mile Irene
and her trained dog Xaza. also from the Folies
Bergare The two Escamillos. from Ronacher's
establishment In Vienna. Will also be seen FOR the
first time. Among others OF IN" bin may be men
toned Batty's bears me three iicgelmaus Nile
Clara Lardnois. the Dartos. ana the Moorish
Arabs.
Chaunccy Of-ott. In A Romance - Athione."
continues 10 mn the Fourteenth street Theatre az
every performance. and many turned away
nightly. unable 10 get into the theatr" lis songs
have ALSO made q hit and are enrorcd over ana
over again Tho nftiefh performance nf \ Rom
lnE when n souvenir dtaigntl hf Nj bIOnf. hiu
.ff Nll hs ditTilut"i
49, Iuhor of llubors Fourteenth street
Musrum onefs mechanical novelty fs tnr .hirf
attraction 80 his house thls eesk % be- the iuhin
cinenFrarh form ~ mn,fna pisfufe machine
watch. although lt hns been un ekhlblii1n ~ fona
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MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-SUCCho' w
THE NIBELUNG REPRESENTATIONS
NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sunday-Metropolitan Opera House, SO p m. Con
cert al popular prices: Wadorf-Astorla, MIS-
Roher: Osborns subscription entertainment
Mondav-M metropolitan Opera House. p m, Les
Hu9uenots' I'm French: American Theatre. 80
u m "Mignon" in English (all week., brOaG
way Theatre. S:l5 p. m. The Ihree Vni,o
(ali the week.: the Casino, p. m, la q oo ~
flene'' (all the week.: Mendelssohn Han. Z'" p
M pianofor;e recital by Josef Weiss Ma'uo' l
Astoria afternoon. musical OF the SoroS'S'
Observation-Disclosures Hall SI5 p m. concert ny
Felix Gross vionist; Madison square ton S
Hall SIS D. M concert by the National ION
seryatory Orchestra. Waldorf-Astoria. s"V p
m concert Of the Apollo club
Wednesday-Carnegie Hall. y. m. concert OF me
Boston symphony Orchestra: MetropoHtah Up
era House. y. m. Don Giovanni
acknowledgements Hall. SIS p m. concert OF the
Boston symphony Orchestra Mendessohn ha''
3 D. m. pianoforte recital by Henry Waller.
Friday-Carnege Han. p. IN. public rehearsal OF
the Philharmonic Society: Metroponian opyIa
House p. m. "Tannhauser Mendelssohn
Hall 3 p. m. song recital by Victor Mauiei
chapel OF the Church 81 the Messiah Sl9 p NJ
lecture by F. r. Burton on The Man l'ee'Ho-
ven. Academy OF Music. BROOKLYN $50 p NJ
concert Of the Boston symphony Orches""'
Saturday-M Metropolitan Opera House 70 p m
Tristan ind Isolde. T. m. Lucia 81 lam
rnermoor' Carnegie Hall $50 p. m. Young feoSS
pies symphony Concert. SIS p m. concert OF
The Philharmonic Society. No. l26 West sixty
sixth-st.. 10 q. m. lecture Ny Hannah Smlth on
Chopin and Lszt": Academy OF Music HiooK-
lyn. SIS p. m. concert Of the Boston symphony
Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Dinner Sets.
$1,000 INSTEAD OF $1,000.
English Porcelain Dinner Sets, COM
posed of 1870 pieces. decorated in How
blue border and scroll design.
AT $1,000.
Fine Austrian China Dinner Sets, nicely
decorated ana fully trimmed with gold
composed of 100 pieces. For those VINO
do not care for the soup tureen these are
lust as Serviccable as $1,000 sets.
AT S?5. 90 INSTEAD OF $1,000
Haviand China Dinner Sets composed
Of 1913 pieces, including soup lufecrS'
three pretty decorations in several colorS.
The handles OF all pieces are trimmed
with gold.
AT S32. 50 INSTEAD OF $3.50.
Fine H1viand China Dinner Sets
composed Of II pieces, including large
SOUP turcenS There are four beautiful
decorations and handles trimmed with
coin gold.
Glen.Iris Art Ware at IL.
Seventy pieces Of the beautiful Glen
Iris Art Ware in vases, urnS. baskets aid
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SMOKY
FIREPLACE
nADE TO DRAW OR NO CHARGE
Examinations and Estimates Free
References VIM ". Aston Jos. IL tHoa'. ~'''~
Jesup. and many other prominent people
J. WHITLEY. Chimney Expert"
1893 Fulton St. Brooklyn. y. Y. Tel 1919

Of the leading cities Of the country for so'"'
has never been seen In New-Nofk
In spite Of the weather the attendance d
Eden Musee has been good during the laS' "a
Additions have been made 20 the wax s'o-'. -
arrangements have taken place \ n '" on e.
Of "Cinematograph" views viii De- p.''''
hibtion.
Hammersteln's Victoria. as the ne" ,"e'~ ..rL
Fortv-socond-st. ana Seyenth-aye. VIII &c i,
is rapidly rearing completion. and. IN spite ,,,,
delay caused by the recent storm rs io' "rebrii7
ing is definitely announced for M,,"rs , Rro,as1
D. The first attraction VIII bee me "'N'''
IN "A Reign II Error
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

The ran Of at the White Horse Tavern" is con-
tinued at Wauacks Theatre. and the audiences
which gather give assurance Of long stay, Mat
inocs ar, now given on Wednesdays at this theatre
as well as ON Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Lord and Lady Agy." with William Favei sham
and Miss Jessie Mnlward in tho tide parts. VIII be
gin It's second week AT the Empire Theatre to-mof-
Tnu, evening The u,ua, matine-s are given twice
"a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The sixth week Of William Gi.ette's farce BE
couso She Loved Him 50" VIII begin at the Madi-
son Squaro Theatre to-morrow evening. Ihere Will
b. the usual matiuccs. and thos" VINO go on
Wednesday afternoon are at liberty 20 suppos" thht
thov are attending 70 regular one OF one given IA
honor of Washiugtou's birthday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

opcratc sketch: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Budworth;
I'm "A Royal Visit: Morton and Revelle and Wood
and Sheppard. The holiday audiences on Nednes,
day WashingtOns Brthday-will be accommodated
BY "a $50 O'Clock opening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Black Satin DuChesse.
At CSC. to $500 instead OF CSC. to
$500. From the looms Of Glraud ana
Winterthur.
Black TaifetaS.
AT 49c. to 800 instead OF 69c. to
$l.3j. From the looms Of Glraud, Win
terthur and Bonnet & Gle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Hugo Heinz a young harytone. who has lived IN
London during the last SIX years. IS now In New
York and viii give a matinee song recital at Men
delssohn Han ON the afternoon of March J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

are fine hand painted Lamps, beautiful
decorated in various floral designs Tn
metal parts of some are gold plated Az
Others are finished in bronze. The regu.
lar selling prices have been $40 to SSj-
take your choice at $ll.9o.
AT S5.9S INSTEAD OF $1,000.
Sixty Lamps IN two STYLES, thre. pref
ty decorations in each style. The Lamp
are finely mounted in gold plate TIM
mings and first class in every respect
Regular $40 Lamps. Choose from then
at $5.9S.
AT 81 S INSTEAD OF $3.50.
Some Large Lamps. nicely decorate
in several designs and lifted win u
inch globes 10 match. Regular pre-
So. so; these At si.9o.
AT 1915 INSTEAD OF $500.
Twenty-Five decorated and tnta
Lamps, decorated in neat floral desgn
in natural colors, mounted with bng1
GILT trimmings and best centre draugI
burners. Regular s. Lamps, S3.'5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The Scidl Society Of Brooklyn announces a de-
termination to commemorate the death Of Mr.
seidl annually by concert. The first will be given
this year on March 2S
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;36-InCh Black Satin Duchess

Black eros Grains.
At Ggc. TO los instead Of SOC to
$3.50. From Giraud and Wlntcrthur.
BrOCade Silks.
AT Sc to $lOO instead of S1.'5.
Black Crepe de Chine.
$1.;5 instead OF $500. Double width,
with all its advantages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Blanche Marches who left New-York for the
West yesterday. Will sing in Chicago. Milwaukee
ST. Paul Cleveland Detroit and Buffalo returning
10 Now-York about the middle OF March TO give
farewell song recital at Carnegie Music Hall on the
afternoon OF March u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Last week opened this great sale 3 and met &C
undergo personal dscOmortS to prom by 1t. we Ie s(
XTG 6 STe hardly black silk weave that's represented
While our offerings of the smaller priced silks, 81
inducements we make speciality OF the very DeSt guam
Hack Pe2u de Sole Black Satin DucheSSc Black eros Ora
So 80 and $780, ...,..:.,ol
This is the time when wardrobeS are repIenHhed
of course at better prce than at any other season maKn9
Here are thousands upon thousands OF yards from
the advantages we offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

odd shape pieces. marked just half price.
$3.50 to $1,000 instead Of $500 TO
$1,000
on special tables in Section B, main
floor. lot OF ROYAL Bonn ard TepIltz
Vases. at about one-half prices, from
SOC. to $500.
JardiniereS.
pc. TO 81. 9S FOR soc. TO 800 KINDS.
Iardineres in solid glazed ware. all
colorS. :. :. 9, 10 inch, 29c, 49c., 39c.,
G9c.
Iardincres and Pedestas in two styles
and two sizes. with . and 10 inch Jar
dinieres, $l25 instead of So $l.9S
instead OF Sl.0O.
Plates.
Boo. REGULAR PRICES UP TO
$500 EACH.
Two small tables are filled with plates,
of all sizes: they are priced SOC. each;
regular prices up to $500 each.
Cut Glass at Is Less.
Here is 4 lot Of beautiful rich Cut Glass
At Is less than to-day'S regular selling
prices These are all full cut and finely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The NTH symphony concert for young people
takes place next Saturday afternoon at Carnegie
Hall n Midsummer Nights Dream" will be given
with orchestra chorus Of women and reader. the
latter being George Riddle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

"Zaza" continues 10 be played TO crowded audi
encos at the Garrick Theatre. Even the storm OF
last week did not interfere with the attendance
g., ttf. Ions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Anton Van Rooy. assisted by Hermann Wetzler.
will give a second recital In Mendelssohn Han
on Tuesday. March 7. at p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
GIen.Iris Art Ware at IL.

Seventy pieces OF the beautllul G!efl
Iris Art Ware in vases, urnS. baskets al
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49, iuhcr of liuncrs fnntfrrn'h sffert
Musrum oreff re- mechanical novelty Hs ihe chief
affr1. elton Hi hF house this ee'k % De- tho luhn
cinenFraph a form ~ mn,ina pirfufe machine
which. although it bias been un exhibition a. come
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An Excursion Into The Realms Of
a New Cllt
A FREE READING OF HANDS
An Expert Engaged by This Paper,
How 10 Mako the impress
sions for Analysis.

IA expert 10 ehiroEFaPhy and palm-
i.'ry. a pupil Of 81. Ccrmain. wsll. sor
a short time. make some replies ts sp-
pliCations for Information made ac-
cprdinE To- the usual rules.
Palmis;ry has nos come Co BE- rc-
sardci as an exact science. and is ex-
poncuts have rightly taken their place
in the ranks Of the professions along
with the doctors and lawyers aui
preachers. All the old atmosphere os
doub; and quacE~ry which formerly
surrounded eheiromaaey has bc~a
cleared away by able and skilled in
vcstiEators. such a. Count -. Ger
main and Chciro: their disciples can
read your iifc aud character from thr
lines uf your hand.
Readers 81 the Advcrgifsr uhp take
an interest in palmis;Fy and vho aFr
curious To learn something about the
markings ut their ovn palms may have
free readings by an imprtnt of the lcf;
hand palm. subscribed With fictitious
names. Address Paimisiry. ADVERTISE
Office. Here is one 81 ih. bcst vSys %.
taking au imprint:
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NcAs ts roccsN.,i % she Sezgh sf sAa
father Us G. q. Ila-lrasya-. aznzxsr of
en-. Iioac,uiu Rapsd Trans5s CoonPzay
and of T.G. BaIientyns. sse tasarasur
man. John Ilali-asyas. she d-c~denf.
szs - pears os aEe and bad Soc mzny
years bevn prsenlnrns la basiscss sad
soclai esuc1-s ~ thc famsiy barnr.
Brampsoa. Canada pessaos the sxs
br,oshers of Hpnsiasa there s@ anosb-r
bgcshsr and shcr'c aso two sisters. TIb.
death occuFrcs oa lan. -. igSs. znd
tho funeral uas bid 90 the 2na Of
F~hrrsarv.
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OREGON AND IRIS.
Battleship and Tender Sail
"Blanso'' to Go North.

The United States b1ttlCship Oregon.
after finishing CoalinE and taking on
stores yesterday. sailed for Manila at
> o'clock In the afternoon. the tender
Iris accompanying her. Just before
sailing the prize pig "Blanco." vas
tenderly taken ashore TN the sailing
barge. This was a capture from the
Spanish man-o'-war Colon during the
engagement of Santiago and has been
OF the deepest soliCitudc ON the part of
the oregon's bluciackets ever since.
An offer of $4,000 was refused for
Blanco while on the Atlantic and the
reason for the parting IS that Blanco's
hoois arc wearing OF on the hard deck
OG the b1ttleship and It was thought
best TO transfer him to the soft turf os
the Zoo In san Francisco. The Aus
.tralia. on which Blanco departs for his
new home today. has Instructions 60
spare no expense or trouble iu landing
him safely on American soil.
Indeed Il VIII then be a spanish
pig looking through gn American
prison instead OF Yankee" pig gag
ing from behind spanish bars.
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arsa thr Euaeklrs ans hack 90 the
CgfH hanl. ftls securing a ssazs. ac-
.urasr imrrrss.sn. t4r ycar hzad
fr1m ths paper aal e5ar alcshsl ug.on
thr fnnkel surgaaF. thns hzr4cninE
snd nNinE tar Jsnpfeasson. Lel
ghr aieohsi .vapsrzse. afser ghich
fold the sh~et ans siEa ls Mia your
usns. The rrziiaE 80 goaf pzia Eili
appear 5a the paEes uf thr Advertise
ul'h as lissfe DELAY zs possible. afser
see r~eriri and undsr a hcisi5@ss na-ne
uhich musi be ssEaed 60 sAs inPF~sssoa
~ vouF pa'm.
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DIRECTIONS

Place a small pi~ce OF gun camphur
,aiEc 81 a Pcal upon a tray. plate OF
saucer and isnitc the same with -
match. Hold a clean piece of white
paper lfcoisCsP sizes above the nams.
moving .; horizontally and without a
hait until one side is covered heavily
with smoke. Then place this paper
smoked side uPPcrmust. upon a table.
and holding fingers apart. place. youg
open palm. def hsndb upon thc
smoked surface. Then. Wggh The haE-
srs aud tbuub 90 ihs right hand pross
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Defendants Ask that SOpaF and
Valentine File a Bond.
STEP IN WAIALUA STOCK CASE
Plea to be Relieved of Embarrass.
Shares Under Injunction.

Yesterday in the Circuit Court in the
case of Jno. II. Soper and +. :. Valeu-
tine VS.. b. r Dillingham; and the Waia-
lua Agricultural Co. motion was
made by defendants that an order be
made by the court directing the com
plainants to execute and put on file a
bond of indemnity. In'support OF the
motion the following affidavit Of Joseph
b. Atherton was filed:
J. b. Atherton, of Honolulu. Island
of Oahu, Republic OF Hawaii. being
duly sworn, deposes and says:
First: That he is the president OF
the Waialua Agricultural Co. Ltd. an
Hawaiian corporation, one OF the de-
PENDANTS in above suit.
Second; That the number of shares
of capital stock of said corporation Is
50, 900, representing at par the sum OF
S3, 500 600; that the injunction issued
in said suit the waialua Agricultural
Co. is enjoined from issuing any OF said
shares of stock.
Third: That the granting OF said
injunction causes great prejudice to de-
fendant in the conduct of it's business:
and is likely to cause 1t great and IRE
parable injury: that said company Is
organized upon n cash basis: that the
amount of its cash capital was made
sufficiently large to meet all probable
expenditures necessary TO develop the
plantation of said defendant company
and to put il in good working order;
that thereby 1t was intended to make
said company Independent OF fluctua-
tions of the money market: that said
advantage will be to- great extent
lost in case said injunction is con
tinued; that two assessments OF 10 per
cent each have already been called
from the stockholders OF said company
amounting to 5000 900 each: that with
in the next three months n further as
sessment will probably be necessary,
and il will be necessary to call I'm the
entire capital of said company within
two years: that said company while
said injunction continues has no legal
means of enforcing payment OF said
calls; that objection has been made by
stockholders to the payment OF as
sessments unless unqualified Csrtif-
icates for their shares can be issued
that it is now difficult to borrow any
considerable money from the banks Ot
Honolulu; that in consequence OF vN'
listing conditions great loss may occur
TO said corporation in case It Is unable
to collect assessments upon the 1o.uO'
Ishares involved in said suit over aut
beyond the amount OF interest whiCl
said company might have TO pay upOr
borrowed money; that certain person.
lclaiming as subscribers through auJ
under said Soper. have rendered th,
amount OF said assessments TO sal.
company, but affiant says that thel
have never been accepted by said cor
poration as shareholders; and afiian
says ii is impossible to accept suCl
tenders without prejudicing the right
of other subscribers who have been 1c
Icepted by said company as members o
Isatd corporation
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NEW HOME OF c. BREWER & CO. LTD.

BY the ist Os August of this yeaF the
big new building Of the Brewer Co. Will
be completed. The work ot placing the
foundation IS already going rapidly for
ward.
The building. which viii hs situated
ON Queen street. Will eonsis: ot TAO
stories. The frs; floor viii De oegu-
pied entirely by the Brewer company.
and here they Will haye ths.r vaIIis
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FRANCES f. WILLARD SERVICE
Memorial Sessions Will Be Held by
the Unions All Over the World.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold memorial service on
the anniversary OF Miss Willlri's
death this Tuesday ut 2:S0 p. m. in the
Central Union church parlors M-.
Kincaid Will DE present and speak.
Papers will be read by the president
and other ladies. Music by the girls OF
the Kawaiahao Seminary. Il is hoped
there VIII be a large attendance.
VI. \. HILTON GREENE.
Recording secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures
Maternity HONS.

The report 90 Mrs. Flora tour-. tgrls-
uEer os Kapio,3ni Maternity HON
shows that che last year has been
satisfactory one for tbat Institution.
The total receipts. ss.5S.ss show 800
increase OF s2.-5tSs over ,8st year.
while the expense are ss1s's-. as
agains; S3.5eO.5s for last year. Their
were iS coufusments during ,b. ycss
and but one death. which vgs due On
pneumonia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-21
Strange Schooner.

There was reported on sunday af-
ternoon a strange schooner of Koo-
lau. Last evening the craft was Oft
L-amOud Head and she may come into
tue aarbOr or at least enter today.
There has been the usual talk of SNUG
CLING. Il is believed the schooner e.
from California with q cargo of wine
for Guam and Manila.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-21
Military EIestion.

Co. II. y. G. H.. held an C.,c,iuu o:
officers last night. Scconi Licut. W.
=. Rowell was elected Firs, IAcut. AMI
SerE;. Peter Travcus was advanced q,
Second LsyU,. There WIS NO oPposi-
Jion. Afterwards the members had n
jolliiC1tion. The election vas made
necessary by the resignation of Lieut.
carlisle.