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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-17
WHAT is GOING OK ron.v

Citizens Union conference. No 90 Nassau-st
afternoon
Republican Club, No, so Fsfth-ave.. spm
ruheTal OF Mrs Calvin S. Brice. No sss Fifth
ave, morning.
Feopies institute. lecture by Professor Edwin A
Srosvenor Cooper Onion .. m
Funeral Of George Lord Day. Park Presbvta-,,,
Church. noon 20 IAN
Dttmar-Gould suit Supreme Coyr, ,,or,,u
Ut. belrs lecture, Berkeley Lyceum. an
Phi Delta Phi Club dinner Hotel Afsr,bor,,,,-,
$50 D. m. 0i 0ush'
,- So~-h ork city Indian Association. Broadway
Tabernacle, 1880 a. m
nominating Committee OF the Marine Society
Peoples Club No. l. Thrd-ave ana Seventh,
evening. ST.
80 O s state Medical Association. New-York
County, No. II West Forty-third-st
Police Board. 10 a. m
Ministers meetings. II a. m
Ne"-horA Academy OF Sciences. Section OF CieoI-
oEy and Mineralogy, No. 70 West Thirtv-srst-s,
evening.
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SEVENTH REGIMENT RIFLE cLuR sHoor

Two matches were shot by members OF the 7tb
Regiment Rife Club on Saturday night The u,,1
ners and their scores follow:
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PASTORS CcNTTrTS -T-~9T--- -
0-A40 - az 80 CENTS DAY AND Nigh
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In summer we make ready for
winter; perhaps that influenced
us in our choice o. two cloths OF
a very decided greenish tinge-
we thought we were putting our
best foot foremost.
But we haven't a leg to stand
on: the cloth, though the best
the best mills make, and turned
into suits cut and trimmed In
accordance with the quality of
the cloth. ought to have sold at
$37 and S25-haven't sold.
At SIS tl-ey will hustle out.
That's just one example of the
way we've treated our entire
fancy sorts suit stock-if you
don't like greens you'll find
browns, blues and reds.
Overcoats, too.
ROGERS. PEEr & COMPANY.
25s Broadway cor. Warren.
and z and Warren 81. We MI orders
sss Broadway, cor. Prince. M n.sI
1880 Broadway cor S2d, ~
and - West $50 St
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YONKERS.

The cornerstone Of the new church OF St An
thony. In Willow-st, blessed yesterday by
Bishop Farley, assisted by a large number of
priests.
II is said by railroad officials that the claim de-
partment Of the Union trolley road is TO be estab
hshed after the first OF the year in Yonkers This
Is done owing TO the large number Of accident cases
tried in the county
owing TO the frequent accidents at the Dock-st
crossing OF the NeW-Eork Central Railroad, known
as DEAD Mems Crossing" Mayor Sutherland has
appointed Railroad Committee OF which Alder
man Tompdns is chairman. to confer with the
officials Of the railroad company with a view TO
constructing bridge al that crossing.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sUNDAY. DECEMBER 10 1900
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-sUNDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dutch, Butt. Amsterdam November
2:30 m
Steamer Dart (Br). Clark, SOurabaya September
Ssmarang g. Pekalongin October o. Cherabou Pedanr
IL Port Said November 2 Malta II. Michaels % via
Delaware Breakwater December 49, with sugar 10 the
American Sugar Refining Co; vessel TO Simpson, Spence e
Young Arrived the Bar at 2:45 m.
Steamer City OF Augusta, Daggett Savannah December
l with udse and passengers TO the Ocean SIS Co.
steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport News, with mdse
nassengsrs 10 the Old Dominion Co.
SANDY Hook, ]. Dec l6 $50 ul-Wind north: fresh
breeze; clear e.x,-1
Steamers Caspian (Br). Aden Bombay, etc: City OF
EiSmingham Savannah; Guyandotte Newport News and
Norfolk: Spaarndam Dutch). Rotterdam.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London Dec 16-Sailed. steamer Mesabs CBr. Lowe.
Dover Dec Is-Passed steamer Martelo CBr) Jenkins.
sciIy. Dec 16-Passed steamer Mainz CGer>. Rastz.
SIibraItsr Dec lG-Arrfved, steamer Pontiac C5r)
ErownIass- S-sw-York for Venice Trieste.
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wESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILL.

The Peekslrin Hospital reports that in November
II received $3.50 90 and paid out s44s S.
On Thursday evening Peekskil Council. No 49,
Knights Of Columbus chose these officers: Grand
knight. James ]. Kiley; Deputy Grand Knight
Henry Hanlon: Treasurer. William G. Gallager;
Financial Secretary, Joseph NJ. KeTs; Recording
Secretary F. Tracy Kennedy; Chancellor. James
r. Lynch; Lecturer. George Mcmahon; Warden.
John J. Lyman; Inside Guard. william Kells: Out
side Guard, John J. Doris; Trustees, Patrick
Whslen, James F. Hunt william Burke Charles
}. Doherty and J. J. Dorsey
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC

Sunrise 1919 Sunset ABA Moon 1902 Moons age -
HIGH WATER
AM.-sandy Hook 3:59lGov. 4:31 Hell Gate 500
p -Sandy Hook 4;U5 1877 Hell Gate 62G
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NCEgI 4th ave. & 22d ST. Al san
DANIEL Frohman. Manager
Matlnees Thursday sat 2:f5
ANNIE RUSSELL In ! R RS3aL E EsMIIy
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 10OO-IoOI
Under the Direction OF MIR. MAURICE GRAU

TOMORROW ENG.. DEC. =.
ROMEO EFT JULIEFFE Gin French
Nine Meba NM Ed. de Reszke, PIancon Stzea and
Saleza. Conductor Mancinelli.
We'd Ev'g Dec. 49, at s-FANNHAUSER Gin Ger
mani. Mines Ternina and Susan Strong: NM Van Dyck
Planeon and Bertram- Conductor, Damrosch. '
Fri. EV'g Dec 81, ~ S-LOHENGRIN lin C;orr,a,,
Mines Nordca Schumann-Helnk: NJ DippeI
tram de Conductor Damrosch -
Sat. Aft, Dec %. 2-ROMEO EFT JUIIFTTF,
dn FRENCH Nine Melba; NM. Ed. de Reszke, Cillibert
and Saleza. Conductor. Manclnelli
Sat Ev'g Dec. %. s. Popular Prices-AIDA Tin
Itallan) Mines. Susan Strong and Homer; NM ScottI
Gourmet and lmbart de la Tour. Conductor. FIOn.
Sun Ev'g. Dec 23-Ftrst Grand Popular Concert
Seats sale at BOX OFFICE. OPERA TJOTrsE
and at BOX OFFICE RATES at Tyson & CO. ana FS,1I
mans, III Broadway. ~ -'N'F
WEBER PIANOS USED.
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NO COMPARISON

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
feLlbades along the Hudson N'~H uie iofty
Yes, but the Palisa6e e. are -. q. =.
~ o* oiun that iammany is Just now putttne M m -
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A FAVORABLE REPORT
Anthorigad on the Bill C0ding IA
N Portion OF tho Grow
Heseryntion
BY SENATE COM MITTEE
On InlinD Affairs Yesterday Pro-
gpess of I,tIl VIII BE- ADsls
oNsly Watched,
kppaIHI 'rplppmm 10 'I'ho Uulolip,

kpppIaI tlplpppu ~ The UuRplin,
Washington, D, o., May 10 ~Tbo
oommltpo on JDlinn AiiniIs 0f lbn
senate this niolniDy npthoriSa1 u favor
nblo report On The bill Guiding Tho north
opp portion " tbo Grow lDlinD lnsolyn'
liOll VllDH w. Dlriht
Of Ipto lboro bnyp beop humorous IN
9pilins ponoppninR ibo oDleomo Of tbo
nnpiy entered into will tho Grow
Indians last August tor tbo ooesion "
!, 100, 900 nornn 0f tboir reservation,
bnI tho aboyo " tbo lraI information
received concerning tho matter since
tho trNpty wns mnde, Many had bopod
that Tho Lill would bo tpkon np 0I0 tb'A
md tho lropty rniinol, thereby opnbl'
Inv sellloIs " loonto oD lbo coded strip
this spring WhpIbol or Dot tbo Dlll
VIII got my tnplber W congress IDS
session ~ u matter of conjecture, ~
thnt body iptonde nljonrOiDa enrly W
.lpno md u VIII lhne npooseiIAte Homo
hNtly action
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for entering u priyHro house and IN
d0eeDfly assDDlfilg one NJ tbp Inmates
When ib0 sberj1 went ~ arrest ber f0
tako bor 10 BilliDRs, tbe junior menl,
bor stood BIN ~ win u gpu, Both
Dre now w jpil ~ Billings,
ArbOr dRy w0s observed IN fbo public
schOols by making u collection NJ tho
10pa Of tho Vicinity Planting trees ~
vet tmprqOtieal owing 10 tbe fpct thpt
tho school grounds enDnOt be covered
by irtignfon
Inst Fridpy, Dr DrDia wps nalled
~ tho botD1 ~ The ORION Bros, y foV
milos np Hlillwafo, 10 hold nD inquest
oyor tho body ~ John OrtoD who WAS
fopnd dODd In bod, Iio WAS liyipg
there DloDO NJ tbo lime, his brother
having Ron0 N Bod Lodgp N0np NJ
tbo noIgbbors bnd soen him around
The cabin tor s0mo time md thinking
aonetbipa might ho wrong thoy broke
into tllO onbtD Hore 4 horrible aigbt
mot thoir Oyes, Ortop'O body lying IN
bod IN q normal sloopipg condition, hpt
badly d0c0NpOsed md c0yornd Win
yprmIp. There was nothing W show
any yiolOnoo, Mr. ORION had boon In
apparently good heplth hnd bis poao'
Rble dopth during alo0p, while mi on
tlvp possibility, ~ sompthlps Of y
tnyHtnyy
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DEAVU Or JOUs DIsTON,
Wus Anne IN His Cabin vvUslees EleDt
VaDpbryt NJ NOlUUbup,

bpeolHl iOrrnpDoDdnppp NJ I'be inzetia,
Columbus, May D-~Vbe Allen b0pep
formerly ku0wD ~ tbo C0pDtryipDl
hotpl, bas boop re0ppped tbis week
With W. 4, Huntington ~ proprietor.
Mr. Huntington ~ q genial host md
VIII ppdopbtodly nluim y liberal shpr'
Of tho trpdn.
Deputy DolloOtor \, W, Hathaway u
IN town I0d0y reminding tlc poopll
Hint tbo roypnne lnW w still IN f0roo,
W. prnig " making 'nNrkod Improve
mnpla IN The snrropndipgn 10 Ms resi-
doppo, Wntpr " boing 0btpipod hell
by thO nao NJ gaA0lIno nnginos md
pumps and Hhnd0 lInDs lnd lawns Nrl
4 coming lpxpTy In pnr littlo city,
Tho trustees of district Nof y, NJ
their hvat rpgnlav meeting olooiod tho
snno oopps " tNlolpTa lhat Are ~
proHont employed Nv Hawktps VIII
Aoryn his sixth y0ar 9D principal q tho
schools while MrHi aFace N, 'plpnley
vii nGt ~ nsslstAnl,
A complaints was floa last week by
L0H Payne, ngAlnat VIM MppF0lRhf
III thip plano for anmhlipH Nv Me-.
uvpiabf plpNdod gpIly and onrlphod
tIlp aph00l fnnd slQ0i np ~ thiN time
nll HaWes hayo rnn wide opep,
llnn GOnnilymAn " 0xpooted homo
In u fow dnya now W reoOiya hie shaIp
nj hlH fAlhor'a patal0a, which hap ro'
poltly boon H0tt|0d w tho ndNln'A'
tpNtnV ~.
pho hand boys CLEARED A ppat little
sum NJ tlp social given p0peptly, Vhpy
npo lNtoly In VonpIpt ~ soma NJ tho
lnlprf music which they Will hNyo
down mt In \ fAw weeks Vbo nddl-
ZION NJ 4 Nlarlnpt player md drummer
hnH boon \ valuable noanlAltlon W 1ho
hAnd,
nppAty sheriff Meyers ran agaipat \
haId prQpnaiEOn Inst wonk whom ho
ulad N Ailpul Hlll Johnapp ~ aonlpnny,
who hNyn hOnn PnnninR \ dlyN 0l lh0
smith aidp, Vha senior member M TIM
firm was lined 4l00 hy dnaHp Hlmpann
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COUNTY MONTANA FRIDAY MAY H.

tDwBsite companies bGye offered on put
building lots upon the market,
Mcvny Bros, hive just 1Disbo1 saw.
Ing 0Dt i setting Of logs for w. New.
ton IN the vicinity 0f Parrot creek, and
D0xt week VIII sinrt on u contract foi
George I3acbmnD, after which They
Will sDw out IN the Deigbb0fbo0d ~
| DO, 900 faet for Handel Bros,
Tho snl0 " reported Ut tho ranch Ol
", A, Baldwin 0f Baldwin ~ parties IN
tbo stnte Of Washington II tbe report
~ correct tbsD 0De 0f tho best ranches
IN fhts section passes from tho hands u
The present. holder.
Henry Martin, who has charge 0t
Handel Bros cattle hard, left tor tbe
prairie In hts "bODso OD wheels tha
fore pDpt Of Tbs week, nD1 VIII camp,
moving from point 10 point IN tbe
Willow gRaak country,
MoasIn HwooDay md Wndn of Helenn
hive beAB fDf several weeks lOontiDg
and entering lDBd IN the interest NJ
JbOa, Cruise OD points along the rlyoI
bnloW hnrn towards ibo north, u "
enid lbnt what ~ bD0wD ~ The Forrest
pnaepy0 script ~ being used IN entering
~ DDjDR oD these l0eniious,
lbn ebnDRe W Tho time nArd on fbe
NOpIbaIn Pnej1o IDilwny eDpbles tbo
Billings pDporR to roDob ibis Office the
dDy following tlla pnblioAtlon
II w nAliWnlod lh9t there VIII bn
pb0nt donbl0 the number " voters IN
tbiss plogiDol tbnp Two yoDfB ngO,
There VIII DO nbopt lhn snplo inoropso
IN tbp y0tlDR prnetDp' on fbo north
side OF tbo river IN FergpF county,
Tbo N bav'' wagon, with Dnlunl0De
REPRESENTATIVES. IN olNpRn ~ v "
Brown, lpyp been working w his
eertlOD f0I soyernl weeks, pbo gnpepol
Roundup VIII slnrI woIk W y short
limo, bpl w npt doapitoly known
Just where they viii start pDd wbep,
Tho nogplttpI NJ Vlshor NJ his recent
trial IN 0holoan county wos v proat
surprise 10 lbo people IN obs section
md shopld hO over show up IN tbis
polgbbovbo0d " would pol bo well fov
hin, jpOaipR from lbn proAent fnnllnR
thnt pfOyaila,
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soon pNOv Or tAMns


sNNpr-nlnl sppson on DE MNsselHhpll
llplhWlD ltanoh sold,
neutrality-suspicious. " 'Ihe lnselle
MpssoIahplL May s,-B q, White,
lplo superintendent NJ lhp atnlo roi0rnl
fnbonl nt MilDp Oily lor Hayplnl yenpA
mast, rplnAinnA IN lOwn DynI lliRht thn
ngat III thp woNk whilN 0p hla WAY W
Vhpl, by prlynlp nnnypynnon, whplD ~
Inns extensive Interests which laoaB'
aiintpH hla pnliln limo, ennHlDg him ~
re,lan the pos'lion l'e W 0uq0plAply
NV, and Mrs, Goo w. Handel ol
here loft 'pnnadny NJ thlA Wo0k TOY
nnypynl lAyN yinit w thn homo ~ Mrs,
MlA q, ", llArAlDg rplppnpd 10 n,ll'
inga Hnndny lNnt 9ftpr A a0yppnl days
Nnjoyahlp ylait with hop fAlhnr md
nintpr M Tho hnMp NJ finnrRp HpondnliI
M whnt N known lho old lllonk EAnolll
Mrs, HnrlinB w n siAtpp NJ Mrr slno'
HppndlIll, NNd Formerly gnAldpd IN lhip
naiahhnr|'ood' whpvN Nhp hAN numerous
RI N, Amllhpy, A son NJ W, N.
Anllthpy who rnAllnA npnr thp hpld M
HnWk nTnpk, WnA Anynrnly iNlllrna the
first NJ Tim Wpnk, Vim lnanlt ~ n fall
from \ snnnR horAp hp wAH w tho AV'
M hrnAkiDH,
u A. Snyder who rpsidpd In thie
AniHhhnlhnnd fnl AOyplal ypArH Anl
WHO htll| INV, lnlNyNnlA nnlp Enln,nul
4 short llnln simon, lpMAlnlnR nnly lnlN
nAnnNh " lnln nv rnNph Oyer v
pnFtlnA who hnyn lOnAnJ aAMp fog \
lnvm M yuNpa NV Hnydpp Alppo loNy'
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California; NllplwAyda RNlnR W lhN
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MlAN llFinrNlg hna llllnY NlFln fFlplQN
In thiH hpntlnll Whnra, MN m .AhlY
INnNhl hnA lllAnnHnn vnIlnnH hAnlnla N,
lnp nNh hhg, WNA nllnnn plNlnN nS
MIN ANN .NnynyMAnl WIN flHllNa
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atpd VSts Va w ,heNtHl Wv s'sp|sd
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hnllAlNH ln MaFln0l " llNAnlnh IhlA
NAyi nlny w Alll hH W. u tNl1
llNlu N II NOt knawn lhNt tha lOpNl
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LAVItlqb EIHllTs,
pOW g'issl0Depp lnspepl thn follNwAl0De
l,ptlgn WI Veehlpp m Lecture,


nptdas WI Perkins N Lecture
special Correspondence W Tho fiAsolIe,
LpDml, May 10, THE TepohoIs Apo
vary busy, putting IN crops
The ''kipkep' IN here, II WAS nlnn,
now " IN v0lgh roads md bot wonfhpr,
MEa Maloom hna |oaead y h0lel "
Mya, Vrapk Smith is yisIhps NJ hoT
fnthog'H IN VOWnaond'
| u, N, Morrill,, MHl h. w lolp, Miss
npat0tt and noNiglpN HonodIoI " Park
Oily wfIa IN town t0dDy
" A, Henodiot " pnlnNng tho
anpdnap store,
,.'n,ia, \ Y 4'3A'f'e' u 'Nv'nE ''E A''''
OpmmiaHiOnoVs Amin and llnypllp
were M IN App ah0Dt Tim bridge alTRlva
lnat 'pnpsloy, " IN not likely that thp
bridge Will 10 oonlp|olod WI nf'ep hlph
wnI0l =.
ppOfoasop Wood ~ pQlnmhns VIII
alya \ dAnoo IN the hnl here MAY ldth
l)Nr merchants nr0 d0iIR n fniv hnaI'
nesR fOr fills Tins NJ the ypar
AHseaHoI ApaAF Inns been FNklnH mo
t0Wn today
Landlord I'pgap l'aawnd w0odn w
Tho W00dMgll nanp Inst nlHhl
'Fhp people, of thia pAIt ~ the aOnnFy
Saturday n'sht M tho Forklns leplllV0'
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A pAlsvVL ApC,DEsl,
Henry slrers M vHvk pliy Suffer. u severe
hnrnln NLnnr NOlGs,

bpeoIal roVroepOndopnp NJ Iho linaplIo,
pArk pity, May o. Horny Sfeopu
mot with n painfnl aooidopt \ fow dpya
Ngo by n horse fallln. I'm him, whlnh
nlAahod tho Ampll bones NJ the anklu
tQgofhor, pnlalng 4 aprnlD NJ thp worst
kind, |Io will llkely hnyo N ns0
ofntnhOs f0r spyoypl mOntha Pony
N In hMd lnpk indo0d, Nu this " the
second Neeidpnt " y similar phnrNotov
within \ yanF,
php sppptnelo man " again dOlus
thIa aapllOn Iholp NrN Htll y INV 0ah
lOft which lho lnpt ono failed 10 pntph,
VhD Rnpnpyis0r hns grOntly improved
LhN aLro0ta hl lh0 nn0 M a EInd0r
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I,IlInalllt NOT Nv,
Npy n, y, Alnll hAplnVos llnne IlAll liNMp'
IDlgp M MlnarA Increased,

Farce M MlNern Increased
hpeOlNl lOrrppponlenpe " lhp liNseIlN
nvidanv May a. ~rRoyr ~ " Amll
gDyN 4 YNly interesting lpntnpN 0D tho
phi llpnlnna W n lnpAn And .nnpTnllnllYA
NndlaN0p NJ tho WoodmAn hNl| M0nANs
nlHht
Npy, A, fNvawplI hald services In
lhN aQh0ol GOnao Nf lhn mines Inv
sunday ln0LnllR mud OYfnlnR
MIb " llVl0kA0n pleltnd friends
IN lipldHnI lhla Wnnly ppl0F w her dn'
pnplnvn IN nov FNnlh 0n hAHA pIpok
Whore Hlln Wll| Nnond thO AnnlnNF Win
hoy hNalnnd. NJ tho Ql0sN NJ Nphool
taH MnIlR llnhplta " h0ma mn \
Ylalt WIN lnL nAronta
Vha hAanhAl anne hOrn Inst sunday
hnlWnan tho lTlapnp hld HehN nlnha
MhA lNIAnlg Allnndaa Nnd EnHnltpd IN n
Hl0plOIiA lnfpNt Wv tho HrldRarilohr
'phn HlldRat hAsahnl club viii Hiye
l'n,'ysaB,se ,ee'| eW'|NAE0p A10p ~ 'Ne Nepa'N'N INIT
'Vhp HlnGiVaNllogNl church will slya
nI llf alhNll. hAnlnl Nv fhp naFHnnAAa
WIN BIIaHaVhaNl ooupNny IL i0pyeasr
lnH ItA fnrflll n0ylhnQnantlf I'M nnfnnfr
VINO lng lnNll hAa heRnll N MNka lllA
fnlIll lWnlklf GAlla
NIaI ,nlfflpl Win, haa hapn dARaaFr
Mlsa hllllAn linhl AllIa!lnlnna \ nnMT
INV Nv hhI fnnhe |llhllNH MnlinNE AFHhV
INN
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G0mlnv I'M I'M AVN IInInrf GpTn

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-24
WOULD PROTECT HIMSELF.

John Hoapili, boy about twelve or
fourteen years old, appeared in the Po-
lice Court Wednesday afternoon on the
charge Of carrying revolver. Deputy
Sheriff Chillingworth explained that
the boy belonged to one of three Or
four Portuguese and native "clans" in
Kewalo. There were constant fights
between these gangs of small boys and
when Hoapili was arrested the other
day, 1t seems that there had been a
couple of pitched battles during which
slung shots and rocks had been used
Young Hoapili admitted carrying the
revolver, explaining that he did this to
protect himself as number of enemies
had sworn to kill him. Judge Wilcox
remarked that, In the case of the fight
ing factions, a shingle might take the
war spirit out of the members. He
then sentenced Hoapili to ten days
Imprisonment at hard labor.
Five members each of two of the
fighting factions. were present In court.
sitting on the benches at the back of
the room and listening with great in
terest to the proceedings.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-24
Got WrOn6 Man.

All He appeared In the Police Court
Tuesday on the charge Of furious AMI
needless driving, 1t being alleged that
he was the man who ran over Moses
Nahaulu Saturday night. The China
man denied all knowledge OF the affair
and 1t was finally-found by the prosecu-
ton that the fellow was really innO-
cent. A nolle prosequi was entered and
now the police are looking for the man
who really did run over Nahaulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-24

Y0urH0nle
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Real Estate

1. Business lot on Fort ST.; corner lott
about 5000 square feet.
2. Fine house and lot; IooxIoo; Wal.
kiki road.
,. Oneiot, McCuliy tract; 7sxrs 50; King
street.
4. Two lots. kawaiahao ST.; 5oxroo
each; kewalo.
5. House and lots at Kaiulani tract.
6. -Four lots. Waikiki addition, near
Camp Mckinley; soxIoo each.
7. Nine..year lease. with 2 houses;
Punchb6wl.
s. House and lot, Ilaniwai ST., Kewalo;
25XIoo.
O., Ten.year lease and houses; Punch
bowl; 6oXIIo
10. -Four lots, KaIihi, near King ST.;
5oxIoo each.
II. Three lots near Diamond Head;
55xos each.
II. House and lot, with stables; 53x-
1873; upper Punchbowl
-. House and lot, Queen ST.; 5oxIoo.
"a. Ten-yer lease, with cottages and
store doing good business; 6oXIoo.
IS. One share Waimea Hui land.
10. Eleven and half years lease, with
cottages, grapes and other plants; 75x-
200.
10 Beautiful lot on Fort ST., between
School and Vineyard SITS.
10 Lot IooxIIo, with new cottages,
Wilder avenue.
10. Two lots, Waikiki road; soxroo
each.
20. Five lots, Beach road, near the sea;
6oXio2.
IL. Two acres land at Kalihi, with 2
houses; beautiful country residence.
~. House and lot, Ilaniwi ST., Ke-
walo; 5oxIoo.
20. Lot on Fort ST. extension.
"a. Lot corner Wilder avenue and Ma
kiki; 226x22I.
rs. Lot soxa7S, King ST., near McCully
tact.
26. Three lots at Kalihi; Soxo5.
27. IS acres Of land just above Kaiulani
Tract.
28. IS acres Of land. more or less, at
kallua, near W. G. Irwin, Esq.,, country
place.
20. Lot, IsoxIIo with houses at Pa
lama,
30. House and lot, 4sxss, Liliha street,
below School.
81. Lease with buildings, School St.
81, 10 years lease and 6 cottages, s
minutes from Post Office,
-. I6h years lease with cottage.
"a. Homesteads at kaupo, Maui, one
Of acres and one Of IL acres.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-24

Bishop Charles b. Galloway reports
that the Methodist churches in the
South have raised nearly 81 900, 900 of
the $l,5OO,OOO they promised to con-
tribute before January l. 1901, to the
Methodists' twentieth century educa-
tional fund, and he has no doubt the
whole amount will be secured before
the dawn of new century
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-24
PER 8. 8. AUSTRALIA.

Just landed full line OF grapes ap-
Piles, oranges, lemons, celery, cabbage,
caullnower. cranberries. burbank and
red potatoes. dates. salmon, founders
halibut. crabs. Eastern and California
oysters lin tin and shell,) turkeys,
chickens, ducks. quail. A I'LL limo Of
canned goods. CAMARINOs' REFRI-
GERATOR.