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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-15
GET NO REWARD.
A Straight Out Protest In
Interest of the Navy.
An Admiral Complains. That me
Men Who Did the Work Have
Not Been Recognized.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-Thrr. urel
three features OF interest abov. AM
others in the annual report ~ ADMIRAL
Crowninshield, Chief O: the Bureau oil
Navigation, just made public. First isl
an arraignment OF Congress because ufI
the failure 10 reward the officers rec
commended FOR advancement as result
OF the battles around Cuba: second. the
recommendations Tor change tn the
present system - receiving ships. and
third. the suggestions touching the new
system of training landsmeu.
Under the mrs head the Admiral
writes:
Another condition o. Affairs discour-
aging To proud aH1 -ubi'ious officers
who risked and accomplished much. i
the ragged and Irregular result that
seems an inevitable consequence OF any
effort To give permanent o. substantial
official recognition - bravery. gal
lantry or devotion. BEFORE the out
break Of ne war y-- tSs-~":ary Long,
addressed 20 -. officers II the North
Atlantic feet. through che Admiral. a
letter from Wht-. ne s-s!CEin- Is an
extract:
Each man ems ssf .a Tie work oi
the in-shOre squadron should have In
him the stun Cut % wrirh - make q
possible Cushing end Is 80 man wins
the recognition given nm shall be as
great as that given 20 Cushing. - far
as the Department can bring ;hjs
about"
Every effort Of tl- Department 40 re-
deem this solemn pledge has been
baked. OF the officers who served IL
the North Atlantic waters. three have
been confirmed in the recognition urg-
ed by :he Dsp.r, ~ s---'wo berJust
| their eases wa.. presented az prop
| itiouS moments. %. 60 ls.' because ui
| a misreprehen sion. The rest. mum
bering among them every gallant cap
tain at Santiago 1l Esl- 81. and oil
| the brave captains 20 -ls ever ready
gunboa;s. numbering eGC1E them atii-
| GERS who Ei>ksi ...i' lives i'm many
deSpevat = expedite --rsh'e-CUtting
as spies. seeking Information, blocking
and b.oCkldin- s--r-:s. Ecpu;tug-
numbering amu.- -.s-a az those wuC
hesita;sd no; and Including 1T the heao
| of all the able ana fstts mined officers
| who planned. worked p.t and executed
the whole campaign. anl VINO Hu1ll!
| consummated the one victory which
| was vital 20 the enemy-he and all the
Test have absolutely nothing. The
| greatest among these has not as much
| rs the merit which was given to each
| of the hundreds Who shared In vie
tory. won IN a NOE TrrpitioUs hour.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-15
LIFE IN THE KI.oNDIEE.
Edison Has Preparsi a Set al Nov.
ing FictuTS- for Paris.

= remarkable collection Of films for
a moving picture machine is bsins de-
veloped at the laboratory Of Thomas
\. Edison AZ West Orange, N. ]. The
pictures are from I<Iondike and are in
tended for the exhibition Edison is to
make at the Paris Exposition. All the
films which have been developed have
been successful. The entire series will
show actual life IL the klondike rs IL
has never been shown before. The pho
tosraphing party started for the klon-
dixie in June. 1909. Thomas Graham
and K. *. BONNIE. the latter Edison 5
personal represent alive, being at the
head of the party. Edison made u ma
chine for the expedition which tooS
pictures nine times ne size OF ordinary
ones. In order "a use a larger film u
was necessary 20 reduce the speed oi
the machine from ICrty-tive to- twenty
pictures a second. '-.- rsduction In
speed has result." IN q gain In clear
ness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-15
AGulxALpo AND CONGRESS.

MANILA. Nov. @-A-uiaalto has is
sred a proclamation announcing that
the American Congress will meet in
December % decide whether the i'm
perialis; policy and this bloody
work are - 5e continued. lie eNhorJs
his soldiers % conduct themselves -
that Congress viii consider them
worthy OF independence. and requests
the priests 90 abstain :-ora politics and
to redeem the church from the bad
name the miste.t> o. -As friars have
given Il.
\ crisis IN tie Filipino Cabinet Is
predicted is a resal; Of the resignation.
OF Palermo ana Esuu,amIno. two Fill.
pino leaders who have los; the cor
fiGence OF the rabiJ revoluioHsts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-15

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gust -. iss9.-I. =. Davis. ND.
Editor and Manager

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Company.
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American Journal ~ ic1'ti ane rau
be seen by anyone.
This beer can - had ia hoiti. 81 ut
drauEht az the HOFFMAN,. come 81
Hotel and Nuuanu streets. \ large ~
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-15

Dont'fail TO see the exhibition ct the
Fire Extiuguisher ut the
vacant lot on West King street, near
the depot. AZ las o'clock today.
The times., 1899-10-25
GOSSIP OF TIE GRIDIRoN.

While preparing for their match this
afternoon, with the eleven from the Balti-
more Medical College, the Georgetown
football team did some light signal prac-
tice yesterday afternoon. The game is
scheduled to be played on Georgetown
campus, commencing at 2:30 O'Clock.
The visitors are no mean rivals, and have
to their record a long list of victories
which they have won already this season.
They played the University of Virginia a
tie game two weeks ago. i Georgetown viii
be able TO judge her chances with Virginia
by the results of today's game. The medi-
COS are a much heavier set of players than
the local eleven, and this is a great advan-
tage to have when two teams are other
wise so evenly matched.
Coach Church has been working all this
week to patch up the defects in his team.
AS a result of his labor several changes
have been made in the lineup Captain
Longs place at centre has been assigned
to Lynch, with Cummings and Moore as
guards. In order TO be able to watch the
work Of his team, Captain Long viii play
right tackle. Behind the line Oracle will
make his first appearance on the college
gridiron as quarter back.
The lineup Of the teams will be as fol-
Ir,v.-z-
The times., 1899-10-25
Ware & LeIand,s Letter.

LReported daily to Ferry & Wood, bankers and
brokers, 1885 F Street. Upstars.l
CHICAGO, Oct 24-Wheat at Liver
pool closed Is higher; London in
active, IA lower; Antwerp unchanged; !;
Paris unchanged; Budapest. ga lower;
Berlin. rs higher j. B. Lawes esti-
mates United Kingdom requirements
this year at 244, $40, 600 bushels. Broom
ham quotes Mr.. Goodwin, Of Argentine. as
saying that the eXportable surplus of the
new year will be 10000 600 bushels, and
that there is left over from the last crop
16,000O 900 bushels. Kansas City wires that
there are a good many complaints re-
garding drought from west of that city.
Receipts at eight principal points from
August 1 amount to rs, 700 600 bushels a
decrease as compared with last year of
10, 900 000 bushels. Bradstreets visible in
crease 4,875. 900 bushels; clearances about
500 600 bushels; primary receipts, 1882, 600;
shipments, 240. 900. Receipts of winter
wheat are on a very light scale, and the
big increases noted come from extreme
Northwest, especially from Manitoba.
While the market showed strength at
one time during the day, due to a small
advance in Liverpool and more or less war
talk, the statistical figures were OF such a
bearish character that the advance was
knocked in the head and was lost. There
was enough in the situation 10 frighten
the short interest and while wheat is piling
up the people who are accumulating the
same are doing so to provide for future
wants. Values are low and there is no
incentive to work on the short side of the
market at all. We favor purchases on soft
spots.
The times., 1899-10-25
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Prices of Cereals Fairly Firm Under
Disappointing Conditions.


CHICAGO, Oct 24.-Wheat was strong
up to noon, up Csc over Monday. 1t lost
this and little in addition. Corn helped
wheat for a while. Northwestern re
ceipts looked light The winter wheat belt
was still without rain. There was an in
crease in the worlds visible of 4,S75, 600
bushels More than double the increase
last year. Cables were disappointing
Liverpool not much more than held her
own. although there was a cent rally on
this side Monday. There was no improve
ment in the cash situation.
There was another active corn market
prices early up 1-sc, but closing a shade
under Monday Light receipts were among
the early helps. There was a drop in
lake rates, and shipping sales from here
were about 500, coo bushels. Gables were
weak. Liverpool off 3-4d and the seaboard
reached only 35 loads for export. The
contract stock decreased about 500, 900
bushels. Clearances were half million
bushels.
the other grains were at their best, but
easier just as soon as corn and wheat
yielded. The close was 1-8G1-4c under
Monday. Receipts were liberal, 442 cars,
with IT'S for tomorrow
Provisions were lower on the weakness
in the hog and grain markets, closing quiet
at about inside prices There was a fair
general trade. Packers were moderate
sellers. The cash demand was fairly good
for meats. but still slow for lard.
The times., 1899-10-25
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
Schedule OF Games TO BE Played a
National Park.


The management of the football asso-
citation of the local high schools has an
nounced the seasons schedule of games,
and from now on the interest in the great
sport win be at fever heat among the
student boys. 1t is said that the teams are
stronger than ever before and more evenly
matched, and as a result hotly contested
games are promised. The first game will
be played this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock be-
tween the Business and Western High
Schools at National Park, and the event
will no doubt draw large attendance of
admirers of the sport.
The remainder of the schedule follows:
Eastern versus Western, Wednesday, Nc
yember l.
Central versus Business, Friday. Novem-
ber 3.
Business versus Eastern, Wednesday, No
yember 10.
Eastern versus Central, Friday, Novem-
Der "a
All games will be played at National
Park
The officials for today's game will be
Mr.. Coombs, of E. H. s., referee, and Mr..
Barnard, of c. H. S., umpire.
The times., 1899-10-25
New York Cotton Mnrkef.
Races nt Brieht,rood.

The entries for next Thursday after
Moons trot, pace, and running races
at BrightwoOd are so large that the man
agement has decided to split them up.
There will be two days meeting instead of
one, as was originally intended. The rae
ing for Thursday afternoon promises to be
unusually interesting. The entries are:
2:25 trot or pace Primrose Maid,
Charles T., Harry c., Adah Wells,
and Pat; named race, Joe D.. Bion Boone,
Dan, Lambert, Red Bee, Daisy Lynne.
Yuba Dam, Purdy Wilkes, and Lady Ham
ilton. There viii also be a match race
following the last named event, the horses
to be named on the day of the race, and a
running race Of half mile heats and repeat.
On Friday afternoon there viii be a $50
trot and pace, a 2:35 trot and pace, and a
running race of three-quarters Of a mile
and Tepeat
The times., 1899-10-25

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Tbe somewhat
less favorable situation in South Africa,
together with the prospects for an early
issue Of British Government securities for
the purpose OF prosecuting hosulities, has
combined 10 depress the London stock
market. and the local speculation took its
cue at the opening from London. Todays
trading showed furthermore that the short
interest had been materially reduced in
yesterdays rapid advance. and also that
profit realizing sales were in large volume
throughout the market. The noted ten
dency Of the London market was followed
up by selling for foreign account which in
The aggregate amounted TO some $4,000
shares Of various stocks. The foreign sell
ing was heaviest in Anaconda Mining, and
ID produced a sharp depression Of that
stock. On the curb dealings Amalgamate1
Copper broke sharply also, but the move
ment in both quarters had no more direct
explanation than is furnished by the reac-
tiouary course of copper itself Apart from
the concern felt in regard TO the position
OF the British forces in South Africa there
was little Of general importance TO engage
attention with the course Of the day.
The local money market continued firm,
the statements Of railway traffic published
today the report Of New York Central for
the last quarter Of the year naturally at
tracted the most attention on account of
the tremendous increase in net earnings
appearing therein. In regard to the in
crease in the cOmpany's capital stock, an
nOunced this morning varying views ap-
peared 10 be held. The first effect OF the
announcement was a decline in New York
Central stock. the point being made that
a permanent increase in capitalization for
the purpose OF providing facilities. which,
in measure, are temporary was an in
judicious proceeding. on the other hand
the belief prevailed that the greater part
Of the amount realized from the issue of
stock would be applied TO some purpose
not divulged in this mornings announce
meHt and. in general. the view seemed TO
prevail that the present management of
the New York Central was quite compe
tent to judge OF the requirements Of the
c0mpany's business and Of the best means
of handling il. While the trading was eX-
ceedingly active in the first hour il sub
sequently fell away in volume and with
the course OF the day the market became
decidedly dull. The dealings developed,
however. number Of noteworthy features,
among them being a further sharp rise in
United States Leather stocks on tremend-
Gus transactions. As heretofore the deal
ings in these shares seemed to be based
altogether upon the pending readjustment
OF the c0mpsny's capitalization. Aside from
Anaconda Mining Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit was the only stock in which substs sntial
pressure was evident but the decline in
that instance appeared 10 reflect little
more than the shutting OF Of the demand
for the short account 10 which its recent
advance was most probably owing The
changes in the granger shares and in the
other standard issues We're limited, but
in the main were in the direction Of lower
prices
The times., 1899-10-25
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
Betting on the Football Games.

NEW YORK, Oct 24-Local enthusiasts
are speculating as to the outcome of the
four football games to be played next Sat
urday. The way the wagers were laid to-
day was as follows: Two TO one that Yale
defeats Columbia and even money on the
latters ability to score; to 1 that Prince
ton will beat Cornell and to l that Ithaca
will not make point; 2 TO l that Harvard
will dispose of the Indians and even money
on the red mems chances of escaping a
whitewash; University of Chicago is gen
orally expected to defeat Old Penn, but
odds cannot be obtained on Stages eleven
1t seems to be an even money affair.
The times., 1899-10-25
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-U. s 3's, coupon: $1,5O0G1Os IA
Sl00G10S Is: Columbia R. r. IS: s5004
112 Columbia National Bank: 1Od160;
West End National Bank: 1Od17 5-8 100
III 1-2; American Security and Trust: 10
dl9S; Metropolitan Fire Insurance: 20n
81; Capital Traction: 262d95, 1886 IL;
MergenthaleT Linotype: 100205. 10d
POS IA. 20G205 "a. 10d2O5 SIS. 40T2O5 IL
20G205 3-S: Lanston Monotype: 100G17 IA
After call-U. s. 3's, registered. $500
iO7 "a; Capital Traction: 100d95; West
End National Bank: 2Od11s.
The times., 1899-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

Filed October 10, 1s9g.-J. r. Young CLERK
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUNiBfA.-NARY IDA BROADDTS ys.
EUGENE BATTLE BROADDJ S.-Equity No.
20505.
On motion Of the complainant by Edward [.
Gies her solicitor, it is this 10th dsv of &C.
tober A. d. 1890 ordered that the defendant
Eugene Battle Broadtus, cause his appearance to
be entered herein on OF before the first 1st} rule
dlv occurring forty t40) davs after this day;
otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with as in
case Of default. The object OF this suit is a
divorce from the bond Of marriage on the grounds
OF desertion. This order 70 be published iu ths
Washington Law Reporter and Washington
Times once week for three (3J successive weess
before said rule day.
(SeaD A r. -HAGNER
Associate Justice
true CUpy-Test:
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY N. A. CLANCY Assistant CIllk.
The times., 1899-10-25

recently connected themselves and the
others with which gossip has connected
their names. The Vanderbilt transconi-
mental railway plan is on foot beyond any
reasonable doubt, though how far it has
progressed and how soon il win be an ac
complished fact probably very few people
know. 1t seems entirely probable that the
Vanderbilt securities may be among the
leaders Of the market during the coming
month.
The times., 1899-10-25
pntroI Driver Iniured

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Driver Shibley,
while driving the patrol wagon of No station
in Fourth Street northeast, near Massachusetts
Avenue, thrown violently to the street. The
accident was caused by the horse suddenly balk-
ing and the immediate tightening OF the reins,
which actually lifted the driver from the seat
lie received painful injuries about the head and
The times., 1899-10-25
The New Association to Meet.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Oct. 24.-President
Quinn of the New American Association
has called the regular meeting for New
York City November T. Mr.. Quinn says
the Eastern circuit viii include Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Boston
The times., 1899-10-25
4 REACTION In STOCKS
The Decline in Prices Due Chiefly
TO Depression in London.

The Days Trading Marked by Ex-
fensive Profit Takfng-Sharp Break
in Anaconda and AmaIgamated
Copper ShareB-Active Interest in
New York CentraI-Rise in Leather.
The times., 1899-10-25
Money to Loan
nSaI and upwards made
i 09HS nI NtWI on FURNITUR.
PIANOS. HORSES.

Wagons, etc, at lowest rates and on the day
you apply. We are loaning on the Building &
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost Of
carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows YOU to pay it of in any sized
notes you desire running from one TO twelve
months You only pay for the use Of money for
the length Of time YOU carry it. II you have a
loan with some other company we VIII pay It
off and advance you more money If desired Rates
cheerfully given and no cost to you unless loan
is made Loans made anywhere in the District.
Call and get rates. Front room, first dOor, Sci
entifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 F Street n. W.
noe-tf
The times., 1899-10-25

Charles a. Peabody, the official repre-
sentative in this country of William Wal
dorf Astor has given out a denial of the
statement that his client has disposed OF
his holdings in American securities. At
present Mr. Peabody says, as far as he
knows. Mr.. Astor has no intention of sell
ing out either his Northwest or his Lack
awanna. Il was noticeable yesterday that
despite this denial Northwest went off
somewhat It recovered part Of its l IL
points loss in the afternoon.
The times., 1899-10-25
Ened nrlnb.r 1snn
flieu October D. l-.t
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIAN RE ESTATE OF GEORGE


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-IN RE ESTATE OF GEORGE
NJ RYE.-No. s2s1.
Upon consideration of the petition of g. T.
Hibbard and the answer Of the American Bonding
and Trust Company thereto, it is hy The y1urt
this 9th d5y OF October 1850, ordered. that The
order passed herein on September ~ i-'b, 20
and the same is hereby vacated, and that Guy
Rive, administrator Of the estate oi said t'errge
VI Rive. deceased, do file his account herein as
such administrator on or before the 2stl day %
October, Isoe, provided, copy u this order be
served upon said administrator personally it t0I8d
within the District Of Columbia within three days
after the date hereof, and II not SO found then
by the publication Oi this order once each week.
for three successive weeks IN the N1snlasloa
FINES, before said day
October 9, lsg9-
Associate Justice.
4 time copy-Test; -
Register of Wills. ID. G.
c. A. BRANDENBURG, Attorney Tor Petitioner,
cell, 1928
The times., 1899-10-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


6's 1902 "30-year funding" gold. I07
rs 1901 Water stock" currency. l07
IS 1868 Water stock" currency ..
Funding currency 3.65's.......... l16k
3E 5 Reg. 2-l0's. lSa%igJl .......... 90.
The times., 1899-10-25
New York e,ock Market.

Corrected daily by II. B. Hibbs e Co
members Of the New York Exchange
1919 r Street
The times., 1899-10-25

Considerable comment was aroused when
the students of the Maryland Agricultural
College stated that they had withdrawn
from the Maryland intercollegiate Athletic
Association. How such a report got
abroad cannot be understood. as the agri-
culturaIists have never withdrawn from the
association. 1t is true that for a time the
students contemplated conceling all of
their scheduled football games for the rest
of this season, as they have been keeping
their team together under very dishearten-
ing conditions. Early in the season no
coach could be secured, as the athletic
association had no money to spend for
coaching Finally Mr.. S. II. Harding an
alumnus of the institution, agreed to coach
the team gratuitously. When this diff
Guilty had been overcome the captain of
the team c. E. Cooke was injured, and
will not be able TO play again this season.
No one has been selected TO take his place
and the team would have gone TO pieces
had it not been for the energy of Prof
Harrison, who personally took the boys on
the field every afternoon and made them
work The team will play every game that
they have arranged for in their schedule.
Captain Carroll, of the Gallaudet team.
will line his men up this afternoon against
an eleven from the Central High School.
1t viii be only a practice game, in which
Gallaudet Will try many of her new tackle
plays.