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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27

1900 NJ
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREET STATION.

$40 a. Al. Damp. Slypa a. HIucna.-,
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Mlt
ford. boswell Ashland. ald
Elba. Stops al other stations
Sundays. Sleeper New YORK
To Richmond.
xo1 y NJ, Daily, except sunday St1Rs
at Fredericksburg MLflrS
boswell, Ashland, Glen ~
len. and Elba Parl0r az
from Washington.
no PM, Daily. Stops only at frede'
ricksburg. boswell, Ash
land. and Elba. Pullman
cars from New YORK
s.4O NJ. Daily. Stops AT WideWater
BroOk e. FrederlCks blrs.
Summit. Guinea. Woods ace,
Milford, Penola. Rufref
Glen. boswell. Tayl0rsyie.
Ashland Cen Allen. ana
Flha. Sleeping ear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements Letl,
Heads. Note-Heads, Circulars, hanoDD',.
Dodgers. SC. printed by The Dis' $50
Company at low prices W'i give -.
good work at the same prices you pay -,
inferior work. Send as your orders -
we viii guarantee satisfaction In s's'
particular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
RAILROAD LINES.
A T. |. AILANTICCOAsr
- - LINE
Schedule In Eject May II, Issa
TRAINS LEAVE
STREET STATION.

osoV "a. III, Ddlly. arrives lsf.r.f...
y.si A. NJ, Norfolk NJ =
~. stops ony az. pltegs1.,.- -
Nayeriy. and S,uO.k V-s'
o.O1 a. ~, Daily. Arrives PeIerse-
80 A. NJ, We.o.a zig
a. III, Fayetteville 4 "a - ~
N, Charleston I0-9 IL r.
savannah, 1880 A. 81 "a,
sOnyilie 100 a. II "a
Tampa go +. 81 ~.
at wilson with 40.
irving GollsDoro' $40 ~ T
Wilmington 5.5 =. 81 psi
man sleeper New oYrk ,c
Jacksonville
IL 40 A n Daily, except SUNDAY A.
yves petersburg 1855 p. N
slops Manchester Drew
BUNS, Centraha, and Chesi,,
on signal
3:33 Z. Daily. Local Arrives %.
i .iT burg ans P. N. Gas &,
$50 p. y Daily. Arrives Peter.,...
$50 T.. II Makes All o.f
stops Richmond and Pete
burg railroad.
7'so p. Daily. Arrives Petersbp,,
sUl L. NJ. connects vrip
norfolk and Western ~.
Norfolk and intermeft,i'
points; Emporia el0 fo,
meets with 4. and % n.
stations between Empo.,
aud LawrencevilleJ. WfI@
s42 =. NJ, Fayetfeylla f-
A. NJ. Charleston G0l A NJ
Savannah so A. NJ Ia
sOnville p. NJ, Port Tam,
9:45 y. NJ -
NEW LINE TO NTDDrr
GEORGIA POINTS -Arriv..
ing Aiken :2s A. NJ. Augrs,.
$40 a. n. Macon d A "
Atlanta l2:l5 r. NJ pInm@,
Sleepers New York 10 Nj.
mingtOn. Charlest0n. Isct-
sonville. Aiken, Augusts
and Macon
300 + NJ. Daily. Arrives Petershu-s
939 =. NJ, Weldon i.o y
". Makes local stops D..
tween Petersburg and We.
don. Arrives Lynchburg 2gy
\. NJ. Roanoke. Va. f30 A
NJ Bristol. Va. 1870 a. NJ
Pullman Sleeper Richmond
70 Lyncnburg
1913 p. NJ. Daily Arrives Petersburg
i1.20 y AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
ATTENTION, ECONOMICAL
hOUSEKEEpERS

CUT PRICES IN GROCERIES.
GUARANTEE 10 SAVE YOU 20 PER
CENT.
Do you want 10 save 20 per cent?
aud buy the best goods. III so, read
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
\ PICKPOCKET CASE.
Only Ono was Reported to the Police
On "Circus Day."

The only circus pickpocketlng case
that was reported to the police occurred
previous to the evening performance.
Miss Clara e. Goldstrom, daughter of
Fred Goldstrom, Of Water street, had
her watch stolen While she was pur-
chasing 4 circus ticket. The thief
snatched the watch suddenly. breaking
the chain at the keeper. Patrol Driver
Joe" May fortunately was on the scene
In the nick OF time, and the thief drop
ped the watch when pursued. The off,
Ger secured the watch, but the light
fingered artist escaped. Miss Goldstrom
didn't know OF Its recovery until later
In the evening. when Lieutenant Sup
pier called ut her home and agreeably
surprised her. The watch, which bore
her nnme, was birthday present.
Chief Clemans had an ample force of
men on the grounds, who kept their
eyes peeled for pickpockets. a number
Of Erecnies were tleeced to n finish In
n skin game worked in one of the tents,
but they met with little sympathy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10

Features OF the regular meeting Of
the city legislature last evening were
the resignation Of Charles H. Watkins
rs city clerk, the election Of Thomas
sO'Brien, Jr.. as his successor, the cleo
ton Of Walter Worls as clerk Of the
first branch and the selection Of Philip
Maurer as n member OF the second
branch from the Second ward, succeed
Ing Mr.. Worls. More Interesting than
these developments. all of which were
expected, was the Introduction Of the
following resolution by Mr.. Stroebel, Of
she first branch:
Resolved. That the committee on ordl-
nances be and nre hereby Instructed to
dran an ordinance empowering the
sell electrical power for the purposes OF
heat. light. motive power. ETC., and prlvI-
4 leging them to use the streets and alleys
OF the City to the extent necessary To carry
out this project.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on ordinances. which will
J frame an ordinance in accordance with
the provisions Of the resolution.
p. AHS oioSpei ieSulullOu means tQat
an attempt is to be made In council to
place the gas board In the electric light
ing business, in the face Of the alleged
fact that the Wheeling Electrical COM
pany has franchise that excludes the
city from being Its competitor, and the
further fact that council recently
granted another and similar franchise
to the Consumers Electrical company,
which 1t was supposed would prevent
the gas board from entering the cleo
trio lighting business for the ensuing
thirty years. Since this latter franchise
was granted, however, there has been
considerable discussion on the subject,
and 1t Is said some legal authorities hold
that the Wheeling and Consumers
franchises will not prevent the gas
/ board from going into the electric light
ing business. The Stroebel resolution
and the ordinance tina, is to follow mean
that an attempt will be made to put
the gas board into the general electric
lighting business.
A QUORUM SECURED.
There was some difficulty in secur-
ing quorum in the two branches, but
at $40 o'clock both We're called to order
with quorums present. Mayor Sweeney
was In the chair. and In the second
branch In President Maxwell's absence
Mr.. Caldwell was called to the presid-
ing officers chair. Minutes of preced-
Ing meetings were read and approved
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
The report of City Clerk Watkins.
showing the condition of the several
departments, was as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10

PRINCETON. n. j.. May 9.-Former
President Cleveland left Princeton to-
day and went In his private car to Phil
adelphia- There he took the Baltimore
&c Ohio railroad for the west. 1t Is
thought that he Is on another cunning
trip. as he went west by the sumo route
las tyear for that PURPOSE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
Frances New President.

President Loubet. the new president
OF France. Is. II anything. calm. sane n
tritle bourgeois and utterly devoid Of
sense OF self-importance. But there Is
n strong and irresistible will behind
his bland face. and he looks IKE n man
who would irfuse into run down French
politics Hs much viGor and new life us
Hostetter's Stomach BItters will into
the rundown system OF anyone who
uses It. 1t Is an absolute cure for the
worst OF all stomach disorders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
MANY SNEAK THIEVES.
Several Attempts Made Last Night to
Enter Island Houses,

The police stated last night that the
Wallace circus Is being followed by an
thieves and all round crooks. In ad-
dit!on to the one case of picking pocls-
cts reported ut headquarters and sew
eral instances OF verdant countrymen
being neeced by gamesters. 1t was
learned that several attempts We're
made during the night performance to
enter residences on the Island In the
vicinity OF the Bridge park. Lleutcn-
ant Suppler ordered the Island officers
to patrol the streets near the park. but
at late hour no arrests had been
made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
DEMONSTRATIONS
Attend the Departure of General
Henry From Porto Rico.


Henry From Porto Rico.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. May ..
Major General Guy V. Henry. the re-
firing governor Of Porto Rico, left for
the United States to-day on board the
United States transport Mcpherson. His
departure was attended with lively and
affecting demonstrations. General Hem
ry and Mrs. Henry were presented with
O portrait of the former, and received
many other gifts and testimonials OF nf-
lection. He was vlsibly affected by the
unmistakable tokens of good Will.
Brigadler General George W. Davis,
the new military governor of the island
and his entire staff were present.
The Mcpherson left the harbor amid
the booming of guns, the women on
shore waving their handkerchiefs and
in not a few cases shedding tears of
genuine regret.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
A new PROJECT
Developed at the Meeting of Coun.
ell Last Evening In
THE STRoEBEL RESOLUTION
Providing For Ordinance Empow.
cring the Gas Board to
GO INTO ELECTRIC LIGHTING

And to Sell Electrical Powcr-The
Resolution was Referred to Com
mittec on Ordinances to Franc an
Ordinance to be Submitted TO
Council-City Clerk @. II. Watkins
Resigns, and Tom o'Brlen Is His
Succcssor-Walter NNorls Clerk of
First Branch, and Philip Mnurer
Succeeds Worls In Second Branch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
the Seventh ward pesitloned, for sewer
IN Alley AZ. Referred TO committee on
WATER BOARD TO REPORT.

" .
WATER BOARD TO REPORT.
Mr.. Chew introduced resolution that
the city water board be required to fur
nish council on the second and fourth
tuesdays OF each month detailed
statement OF expenditures, and that at
the next meeting OF council the clerk of
the water board furnish such q state
ment from February 10. 1899. The res
olution was adopted.
TO INVESTIGATE. /,
Mr.. Fox introduced resolution au-
thorizing the city engineer to investi-
gate the fill being made by the Pitts
burgh. Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis
Railway company on the river bank
north OF the old water works. and as
certain whether or not city property Is
being encroached upon The resolution
was passed without opposition. @
a1H.f"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
FIRE COMMITTEE.

The fire department committee re-
ported the following changes In the de-
partmcnt. which we're confirmed by
council:
AtlRntc-Willam G.. Clator made
the chiefs assistant.
Hook and Ladder-Dan Spring sue
cecds Ed Knowles, resigned. and Is
made second assistant. Charles Kur-
ner, driver, vice Dan Spring.
Eighth ward-Iiarry BclswenEer.
vice w. ]. Dcvine. resigned. F. c..
Groppc. pipcman. vice Sam Gibbons,
resigned.
Ningarn-Jamcs Smith, driver, Vice
Alex. Rogers. resigned.
The recommendation Of the commit
tee that larger water mains be laid on
Coal street commencing at Third street,
North Wheeling, and on Twenty-nlnth
street and Caldwell's run. beginning at
Jacob street, and to box 50. was passed
by council.
LICENSES GRANTED.
The committee on petitions and re-
monstrances reported favornbly on the
coffee house applications OF C. f. Blery.
1900 Wood street, and Thomas Nc
Laughlin. 2Gol Chnplinc street, and
council granted the licenses.
WATER BOARD OBJECTS.
The city water board presented n
communication, In which objection was
made to the location OF the new cremn-
tory ncnr the water reservoir on Wheel
Ing hin. and the claim was made that
the water would become mpregnntcd
with the doors arising from the crema-
tory plant. On motion the communlca-
ton was referred to the committees on
water works and health.
PETITIONS TO COUNCILS.
II. ]. Lensure. owner OF lot No. on
baltimore & Ohio : rallrond. between
Forty-third and Forty-fourth streets.
, objected TO the draining OF water from
other lots In the vicinity onto his prop
erty. On motion the matter was re-
feIred TO the bonrd OF public works.
J. NJ. Hammond and other citizens Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
THE CLOSING SCENES.


In the first branch. the resignation Of
Thomas o'Brlen, Jr., MS clerk OF the
branch, was read by that gentleman
and was accepted. The Republican eau
Gus nominee. Walter Worls. WINS placed
In nomination and went through with n
whirl, the Democrats contenting them
selves with making It unanimous. Mr..
WORKS was then sworn In by Mayor
Sweeney.
In the second branch. Walter WORKS
resigned M member from the Second
ward. and on motion Of Mr.. Bloomfield
Philip Maurer wns chosen his successor.
There was no opposition.
The bond OF the incoming city clerk,
Thomas o'Brien, Jr. was presented for
approval. It IL In the sum OF $4,000,
with Thomas O'Brien. ST.. and Paul o.
Reymnnn m surcties. The bond was
approved by the two branches. md then
Mr.. O'Brien was sworn into office by
President Maxwell. OF the second
brunch.
At $3.50 y. m. council adjourned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
PROF. .sHoCKEY ELECTED.

7 nut gSllVVINESf 11f1KSV f87D'
In the first branch the resignation Of
Louis HorkheIner. member for the
Third ward. was presented and accept
ed. In his tend the branch elected Prof.
Herman Shockey. The new member
was sworn in by Mayor Sweeney and
.pnc caatnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
CITY TRUST co
OFNEW York;
as WALL STREET.

- -
cEprru1 100000
.1a,.fely Invested IL City Of New lo'k bonas
SURPLUS ...............$ LOOO'OOO
Allows Interest Oh Daily Balances.
sut.ec, 10 check. payable a. sight or
through TIE New York Clearing mouse anu
O. Certificates - DEPOSIT.
Acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agent Re9istraro OF
Stocks and Bonds: Trustee TOR Corporation .Ioi.
gage; Guardian; Executor; Administrator I'u'
Tee; Committee Receiver; Assignee eto.
Loans Money On Bonds and Mortgage
TRAVELLERS LETTERS or CREDIT
lransac,s General Banking business
OFFICERS.
JAMES ROSE GthltAN. President.
John -. CHIhMINs. Ntce-President
GEORGE X. SHELDON. I'd Ntce-PresI
ARTHUR TERRY. Assistant secretary.
WALTER ". LEE. "a Asst. secretary
DIRECTORS.
Joan y Clmuins HeA4y y Havemeyer.
" -. 4 Grace ElVeffon X Chapman
W. p sr sheueu. Peter Doelgef
irzls Ir4f- 0hHs IS Morse.
lance N0-.fvelt Charles fOrDea
L1g-ue Kelly NM Halls jr.
George = SHELDON. Bernard u STANLEY.
- Gifte frank r. Lawrence
kcvi- N4r.elt. James J. Laying.
tcWsrc Eyre. Hosmer = Parsons.
ssGs Ecss Cufr18.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

SPENER & CO.,
KUHN. LOEB 4 CO.,
SPFNER BROTHERS.
Rcorga nixstiOn Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
financial.


To THE HOLDERS OF THE MERCANTILE
TRUST COMPANY's REORGAN1ZATION GER
TIFICATEs OF DEPOSIT FOR THE sECURi-
TIES MENTIONED BELOW. ISSUED UNDER
THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT DATED SEP
TENDER IS. 1s0s. FOR THE REORGANlZA-
TION OR CONSOLIDATION OF THE CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY. SAN
DUsNY. MANSFIELD AND NEWARK RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. COLUMBUS AND CINClN-
NATI MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEWARK. SOMERSET AND sTRAlTsNILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY. AND PITTsbt HGH
JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY. NAMELY
Central Ohio RaiIrond Company 49, Per Cent
Bonds
sandusky Mansfield and Newark Rntlrond
Company Per Cent. Bonds
Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Rhilrond
Company ~ Per Cent. Bondsi
Newark, Somerset. md straitsNllle Hhilrono
Company Per Cent. Bonds
Pittsburgh Junction RHflrond Company First
Mortgage q Per Cent. Bonds;
Pittsburgh junction Railroad Company Sec
ond Mortgage per Cent. Bonds;
Pittsburgh junction Terminal Company d"
Per Cent. BOnds;
Pittsburgh junction Railroad Company pre-
ferred stock:
Holders e the se,ve--aned Mercantile Trust con-
panys Reorsarlza.on Certificates az Deepest r~'Aef
that pending ,ae delivery q tAe Pittsburgh Junction
end MadlA Division F'rs' Mortgage o. Pc Cen COO
Bonds the undersigned have arranged % advance the
payments 70 which TIE hode-s q such Certificates
pepos., WI. enred under me Pan together win
TIE Interest upon lie new h-rcs lQ 90 venser ls'
1899 Holders O.. such Reorsarza,on ce-'in'aes ~ De-
post may such cash payments and interest On anc
after OCTOBER 9th. 1889 upon presentation ~ 'atir
Reorgan!zat1n Certificates - Der So az ~. oa-e y
the De7os,.arv TIE MERCANTILE Trust con-
PANY NJ 10 Hrca5vay n he C'ty - New YORK -
appropriately s-arGe1
TIE new Pit.slrgh Junction and Middle Division FIRST
Mo-.sse. 81. rer cent God Bonds ex-c'urans maturing
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
SPENFR & CO..
KUHN. LOED & CO.
SPENER BROTHERS.
decentralization Manng ere ..

TO THE HOLDERS or THE MERCANTILE
TRUST COMPANN's REORGANIZATION CIR
TIFIC ATEs or DEPOSIT FOR THE SEC RI
TIES MENTIONED BELOW. ISSUED UNDER
THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT DATED SEP
TENBFR 2S 1895. FOR THE HEORG ANlZA-
TI0N OR CONSOLIDATION OF THE CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, SAN
DI>kY, NANsFIELD AND NEWARK RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. COLUMBUS AND CIN'IN-
NAII MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
NEW ARK. SOMERSET AND STR NTsNILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY. AND PfIlsBt h|H
JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY NAMELY
Central ohio Railroad Company Preferred
stock
Central ohio Railroad Company Common
stocks
SnnduslSy, Mansfield ana NeWhrh Hhii'"""
Company <tOcki
Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Nnilrond
Company Preferred stocks
Ptttshursh junction Railroad Company Conn
mon stock
-a Re--ra-za-io- Certificates @: Deposit a1e heTeay
-~-.e4s -re- tre, NAY receive -ew e-rriffs o. re
,ssse5 under sat- Par together We hfy cash pa
-ner.s v~-'-, Trey boz entitled ~ q iTes- '@--
and -e-ssr -, Re-rEar zatlo- Ce--'cs,e- . -e-
TILE Tn-s- COMPANY NO 800 Broacva' N~0 y 'r~
On md a.te- OCTOBER et- $500 TIE rev f-e''srei
:. ares Trust t.a-as no pay vain" . >-'
each srf "a ..ane-as.e ,r i..r- un's g. 80 20"
T-as c,-ti.-ates wt te '--..t f'- tr'r 'a a'" --7
- -.p shares y ie.rs ert.te5 fractions o.. shares
~, e,-..- Sal -e fractions o.. ~ ie-sirne' ~ may
r--Ass. *-, Che .rse-s er~d su-r amounts 80 may ~
-.-asss-- -. .,--e ttsr a- e-'-e share Holders
-rs..t..e I.e .-.an. za..or Certificates ct DEPOSIT ny
ma. should .....a-e vh,ae- they WIS., 70 80" of "-F
suca fractions and Vaetre- IRE, 7s0 f'' no" s'-'--
es sea ev registered nal express e. hsir 'zren'e
sPEYER CO.,
KUHN. LOEB a CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
financial glcriious
THE Pacific COAST coMpA>,lt. .,,

mn PACIFII IOASI VVNFfNf . =
M Al MEETING Of the stock holders
L ~, TIE rar.ac Coas, Company wi. BE- re- ar lie
ono ~ w. .sres1ay j p ia' = ~ i.--' -'''
|"" a'' f.r election = tArT" L4le'-a. 70
J. o. ~ ..~-r az .nr4e ycars and for %. iiaLA
BE- e.t @ amer business az may properly come "-
fore if me- M books olr 20 closed - 2 'i.tA
-, -erfenuer D. $50 ord r' ''n"a oil j" ''
A - october j. ~
september J. ''''I .Mmro> b. r"nA>n rr---'a~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

To the Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
or TIE
Central Trust Company of New York
FOR STOCK 0F
American Spirits Manufacturing Company,
Kentucky Dislilleries and Warehouse Company
Spirits Distributing Company and
Standard Dstllng and Distributing Company.
TIE cTN-RAL Trust CoNPANT W receive 80
above named re-a-a,es - dsi', ass'rn"1 r. blank on
and af.e- OCTOBER sTH 1894 and VII be prepared 70
deliver Common and Preferred stos 81 'he DIsT11I1NG
c0MPANy cF AMERICA 81 srco-tan0" v''h Agree
ne-.s oa.@a rsre cis.. $500 and 5a'y 2s'h lsaa.
Certificates su-re-3e~s a-e go -.n'-ed 20 70 Stamped
e1ce7- 7hen ee rev e.e-s desired 81 e~ereaf name
Central Trust Company of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

7n,.ian sa.cs 5inanrinl.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
\ PROPOSED REFORM.
Cincinnati Enquirer1

ttinCsnuatl enquirer
\ drastic and heretofore unheard-
of curfew ordinance Is pending in the
Kokomo. Ind. city council. One sec
tion puts the age limit at forty-fvc
years. and another. directed against
gadabout mothers and card parties.
reads as follows:
1T Is further provided that when
child comes home at the prescribed
hour and finds It's mother not present
30 hear its prayers and put IL - bed. IL
shall report such derelict!on to the
mayor OF the city. whose duty q shall
be to search for the absent mother un-
til found. and IL IL should be shown
that the mother was not on an errand
OF necessity or mercy IL shall be the
duty OF the mayor to administer a re-
primand to- said mother. take her hand
and place at the card table and proceed
to finish the game. Should the mayor.
TN his official function at the card table.
win any favors. the same shall go to
the child giving the information"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
From the Treasurer.

EDITOR =. C. A.:-As your article
on the Maternity Home. published In
your issue OF February 2ist, perhaps
made our financial status appear better
than it is. beg you to kindly publish
the following:
My report shows the receipts for the
year ending January 31st. 1899. TO have
been: Balance on hand at the begin
ming of the year. s3.S67.i7; receipts
during the year. s5.914.S5; total. ss,7se.-
%. an increase OF s2.254.S9 over the
preceding year.
The expenditures for the year were
s7,64322, which included the purchase
of S4,5O0.00 worth OF Oahu Railroad
bonds, at par. This leaves the current
expenses of the year s3.199.22. as
against S3.59O.7s for the previous year.
an average of s266.60 per month.
MRS. PIERRE JONES.
Treasurer Kapiolani Maternity Home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
Washington Birthday.

Yesterday was pretty generally OBJ
served as holiday in Honolulu. Old
Glory waved from many flag stats and
business was stopped in many houses.
The Government employees took day
off. All the banks closed at noon.
There were a number OF entertainments
given in honor OF the day. The observ-
ance OF the day in general was very
similar to that of any other American
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
A FREE CONCERT
Fine Entertainment Pre-
scented at Y. M. c. A.
u was Given In Honor OF washing.
tons Birthday Music
An Address.

The free entertainment in honor %.
washington's birthday At the y. NJ
A. hall last evening vas n great sue
cess. The hall had been ,asiesuiIy dec
GRATED by Mrs X. c. GeFs and Mira \.
u. ingalls,. 4 magnificent American
flag was stretched across the front OF
the hall. potted palms being ar;is;scaI-
~ arranged in front. Large euEravinxS
OF George Washington at various times
OF hts life were hung about the walls.
The program. which was one OF IN.
best given here for some time. well de-
served the overlooking crowd that was
there. The numbers were as follows:
overture-oueen OF the Isle .Iscnman
Amateur Orchestra.
Song-Tit for Tat . Ponte.
Miss Kate Mccormick.
Gultlr solo ..s............. selected
Professor W. \. EameS.
Male Quartette-I Think OF Thee.
Messrs. Elston. Mott-Smlth. Richards
and Bingham.
WaltZes-Daughter OF Love Bsuuss
Amateur Orchestra.
SOng-The Two Grcnadisrs. = human
Mr.. X. g. Zsdtwitz.
Piano SOlO-TrOubadour ........ Dorm
Miss l.. VI. Kruger.
AuuIess $500. ............s. zee.
Rev. w. VI. kincait.
March-Liberty Bell ........... Sousa
Amateur Orchestra.
BY request OF the management yacrs
we're no sncores. To mention on
selection would neeessitate mentioning
all. as each was highly mcrttorious
The Amateur Orchestra. though havlns
seven absent. acquitted itself with is
usual briiliancy. The male quarsettc
Count Zedtwitz's solo and Miss Krusx.
er's piano playing received much ap.
plause. Professor Eames' guitar sole
and Miss MeCormick's song were vcry
we'll rendered. Rev. W. VI. Kincaid
gave one OF his usual earnest. straight.
forward talks on The Manhood o.
Washington" lie brought out very
clearly the manly points IN Washing
ton and there was but one answer in
the minds OF his hearers when he asked
tn conclusion. is that not the kind OF
men we want today" Altogether
those who arranged the entertainment
have every cause for congra;uiation.