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NOTICE

ALL PARTIES HAVING STOCK IN
Punahou pasture will please call and
take them out at once. as the fences
are to be removed. All bills for pastur-
age must be settled before the stock is
removed. $3.50
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Sep
tember 10, 1900. DIR. Wayson will be at
his new office and residence, Beretania.
street, nearly opposite the Methodist
church. Office hours 10 a. m to o. m.
and $3.50 to 7:30 D. m. 5S<4
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NOTICE.

WILL THE PERSON WHO BOR-
rowed volumes IL and IA Of the Ameri.
can and English Encyclopedia Of Law.
and Jones on Conveyancing, from the
offices Of Atkinson & Judd, kindly re-
turn the same to room 30S, Judd build
ing. 5s47
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Register today sure. From ]
to u a. m. and 5 to 8 p. m.
NOTICE.

BY 1-UTHORITY OF THE BRICK
layers Association. contractors and
bricklayers are hereby notified that on
and after January I, 1901, eight hours
shall constitute days work, with the
exception Of Saturday, which shall be
seven hours.
$3.50 J. HENARY. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO SPoRTsMEN.

NO SHOOTING WILL BE ALLOW.
ed on the Wahiawa Colony lands.
Per order of the
ss4s TRUSTEES.
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KIHEI
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

THE SEVENTH ASSESSMENT ON
Kihei stock became due June I. 1900.
and Ia now delinquent.
THE EIGHTH ASSESSMENT BE-
came due August 1. 1900. and viii be
delinquent September 70. 1900.
THE NINTH ASSESSMENT Be
came due September I. 1909. and win be
delinquent October a.. 1909.
All OF the above are payable at the
Offices Of Alexander q Baldwin. Ltd-,
Judd building.
y. p. COOKE.
Treasurer Kihei Plantation Co.
Honolulu. Sept. 4 1900.
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FOR SALE.

CHOICE CORNER LOT, KINAU and
PENSACOLA STREETS 100 x 200 feet.
Can be divided into smaller lots
Two electric car lines within 200 feet
Of property.
Fine trees on the premises.
Owner intends leaving the city.
If you want house this property 81
a bargain.
Also have for sale home and lot
so x 200; centrally located.
For particulars, apply to
MRS. NJ. w. HENDRY.
5646 Pensacola Street.
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Corporation Notices
NOTICE
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CLOSE
their places of business on Regatta
Day, Saturday. September 18th, all day
Customers please send in their orders
early on Friday.
H. Mayo CO.,
CHARLES HUSTACE,
LEWIS & CO.,
5649 SALTER & WAITY.
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\ y, MORGAN, Auctr.
j. Y. COOKE.
Treasurer
stismber 8. 1900.
se fsos
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NOTICE.

ALL CARPENTERS ARE RE-
quested to meet at the Painters Hall,
on King street near Fort, on Friday
September IA, 1900, 7:30 p. m. 5649
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

HONOLULU PLANTATION CoMPA-
NY.
Location of principal place of bust
ness. San Francisco, California.
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\ o. OFFICERS.

! oF OFFICERS.
81 on ruE KEr ON
. heli on the SIN
~ 1900. the fol-
|., laly elected 10 act
.,tion,
ss'lee President
,'creiary
Auditor
IN "a ASSOCIATION.
NAVAL Secretary
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Office located at 327 Market strt
San Francisco, California. 564
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

Postmaster Van Cott announces that the mails
from Japan dated Yokohama, April !. which ar
rived at San Francisco the steamer Agoa, are
due in New-York Thursday.
The trustees of the Cathedral of ST. John the
Divine met yesterday afternoon the See House.
in Lafayette Place. Bishop Potter presided. George
Maccuoch Miller, the secretary, not present,
however, and after the meeting it was said there
news to be given out
The annual election of the Maritime Association
Of the Port of New-York took place yesterday.
There opposition to the regular ticket.
which elected by practically unanimous vote.
as follows President, John V. Barnes; vice-presi-
dent. Frank A. Dayton; treasurer. Louis T. Ro-
maine: directors. John A. Cormack. G.. B. Lock
hart. Wilfred V. Nichols J. Raymond Smith, Al
bert Spencer and William Watson; Auditing Com
mittee Abel Abbot. Charles s. Langdon and
George T. Hay; inspectors Of election, Edward T.
Dalzell. Joseph Leopold, James Howard Morris and
A. F. Stafford.
Percival Chubb will address the Drawing Room
at the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow at $50 p. m, on
The Leading Tendencies in the Literature of the
Dying Century"
The conference between the Board of Health
thories and the officials OF the Manhattan Ele-
waited Railroad Company relative to the report OF
Sanitary Inspector Watts b. Gardner that the
Ninth-ave. elevated structure between F1fteenth-st
and West Broadway was in extremely danger
Gus condition. will be held to-day.
George Haven Putnam of the firm Of G. P Put
mans Sons. of No. q West Twenty-third-st.. has
addressed letter to Fire Commissioner Scannell
praising the work of the Fire Department at the
recent fire IN the firms store. Mr. Putnam was
foreman of the March Grand Jury. which investi-
gated the workings of the Police Department.
The Tissot pictures Of the Life OF Christ now on
exhibition at the National Academy of Design,
Twenty-third-st. and Fourth-ave. continue to IN
terest the public The attendance is increa sing
daily.
The Senate and House of Representatives by
joint resolution, have loaned Government exhibit
for the Printing Exposition be held at the Grand
Central Palace In May. 1t will include relics of the
Civil War. a general exhibit of patents and the
original Benjamin Franklin printing press
The Evils Of Paupertsrn" was discussed yester-
day at the monthly conference of the Charity Or
ganization Society The subject was introduced by
Mrs. John Foster. ''the Tombs Angel"
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

tn. Tssd 2 e. s & 4s . ' at
S mS.. ss%3os ng and
Steamer FL Mar. Grant New-Orleans April 10. with
Steamer Catania Mcdonald II. with md,e
Steamer George Fsrwsll Fickett Brunswick April ia
Wh 9mre6 5eds to Ray ssrss Eshe p 10
Wilmington. 6, 81 with mdse william P clyde
with s and Dsy @ snt
Psos & fSS S25'f April
with mdse and 1oS cabin to outerbridse
Asa e j. ne sPf 9fT a. a SO P east
SAILED.
Boston City & Bristol La Gaa1e
PsTTs ETC. w9fed Port Tampa ri RchRona Mons, No1to
Ger. Bremen via Cherbourg and Southampton; Tusca-
Tqra T London Suae thE LyerpoG I BegTsvia Ge5
aHg and m MSnsa iHsuo
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs-FoREIGN PORTS
& amaro2 AR1 a. 2a 4 ysDos asd
LizaFd April 24.-Passed, steamer Hindoo cBr,. Cox
@ 70 en- snd ann
sySh e P pe fcT ambnsr ssamsr Pra9 f
Rambuss mi ssed 64 S%2ar Patricia e hau'er from
ocsa2o E2T % ssd ADT p d steamer
OBJ Bordeaux April 1gm Arrived. steamer James Trpis
& Fon@ E d4 Ps 5sa april M @ candsshOe
Mitchell. NeW-HOrk via Marseiles.
Trieste. April 2lArrived, Picqua
New-York. via Venice.
Alden. April 2i-Arrived westburn CBr Bell.
New-York for Bombay Calcutta
Batoum. April 21-Saied. steamer Camrose CBr)
WOOD. New-York.
Melbourne April 24-Arrived previously. steamer
Knight of St George (Brl, Billet, New-Yo-k. ST
Vincent G Y, etc.
Iquque. April 22-saied. steamer Acanthus CB).
rail-. New-York
Para. April 21-Arrved Gransense (Br) Sped
ding, New-York
n6% Rio A9 9anefa 6e c0edss %
Victoria April 21-Sailed. steamer Belienden (Br),
Jared Santos Nev-York
Coronel. April 23-Arrved. steamer Asphodel CBr).
Matthias. Neyv-York for Valparaiso.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
HE'LL GATE RAILROAD BRIDGE.
NEW-YoRK CENTRAL EXPECTED TO OBTAIN
FACILITIES IN LONG ISLAND AS
A RESULT

John Mcdonald. counsel for the New-York Con-
Meeting Railroad Company. received word from
Albany yesterday that the hearing the bill au-
thorzing that company TO build bridge across the
East River at He'll Gate had been fixed for next
Tuesday. This is the bill approved by Mayor Van
Wyck. II authorizes the construction of n single
span bridge; for railroad purposes only, with the
necessary Viaduct approaches, the structure to no
151 feet above mean water level. Construction ac-
cording TO the terms of the bill IS to be begun -,
September !, and the bridge is to be comniated
within five years. The affairs of the comnanv
however II was said yesterday. ara I'm no ronGi
tlon 10 expect any real undertaking of the wor.
this year. WIN
A question was raised by the War Department
as TO whether the company had a right to build a
railroad bridge. under its charter. or under The
general railroad law. and this bill merely settles
that point. An officer of the company declared ves
terday that it would be Impossible 10 settIa tbo
financial affairs of the company until this noint
was determined 1t was declared that all the fnan1
clal support necessary would be forthcoming W ban
the necessary legislation had been obtained.
The connecting elevated structure will run from,
81 Mary's Park, in The Bronx. TO the Rushvyick
Junction station Of the Long Island Railroad IN
brooklyn. II is said that there will be an outIav
of about $4,000. Four miles OF elevated line and
bridge with s00foot span, contemplated
and this is considered an inadequate sum.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRr or NEw-YoRK-ruEspAY. ApRu. "a 1eoo

PORT OF NEw-YORIlm TUESDAY. APRIL "a. 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Iverna {Brl. Mckay. Liverpool April "a and
Queenstown 10. with mdse 1872 cabin and 135
passengers 10 Vernon II. Brown & Co Arrived the
Bar J:03 a m.
Steamer Comal. Evans Galveston and Key West with
mdse to c II Mallory &
Steamer Marquette 0r) Gates London April -, with
mde and a cabin passengers to the Atlantic Transport
Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Thingvalla Dam, I.aub stettln March 81
Copenhagen April 4. Christana and Christansand
with mdse. - cabin 23S
Edge x Co. Arrived at the Bar at s:l5 m.
Steamer Texas dam. Holm, Copenhagen March 81 and
Dartmouth April 4, In ballast to Funch. Edge & Co.
Arrived at the Bar at II
Steamer Kdngin Luise CGer) volger Bremen April H.
with mdse 63 cabin and 27i steerage passengers Gel
rlchs Arrived the Bar 12:l5 p m.
Steamer Michigan tBr) Laverock. Hamburg April s.
ballast the Atlantic Transport Co. a Bar
6:45 IN.
Steamer Mandalay (I3r), Tinedale. Girgent March
Messina "a Palermo 80 and Gibraltar April 8, with mdse
TO the Cuneo Fruit Co. Arrived the Bar a m
Steamer Trave Ger Christoners, April -
Naples IL Gibraltar 18 with mdse cabin and 7S7
steerage passengers Oelrichs & Co. at the
Bar at 80
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

proper carriage Of passengers and merchandise
your committee recommends making an eHort 70
obtain National legislation. Your committee De
lieves that II were passed forbiddlng any
teamship line to accept goods for any port TO
which they did not run, unless II agrees TO accept
full liability for the goods while on the con-
Meeting line while on its own, they would very
quickly meet the situation and contract as prin-
cipals from port Of shipment 10 final destination
The Committee Parcels Post recommended the
adoption Of resolution adopted by the Executive
Committee at a meeting in Philadelphia last De
cember to the effect that the association favors
the enactment of a law by Congress providing for
the establishment Of a parcels post system in the
United States similar the laws now in force
in England and Germany, and also the negotla-
ton of parcels post treaties with other nations
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The firm of Burton Bros. Co. the well known
lumber dealer of this city. assigned yesterday for
the benefit of their creditors without preference to
Theodore Henry. The liabilities A4057. while
the assets amount to more than $4,000. EN-Judge
George c Appel. counsel for the concern. stated
yesterday that failure TO get extensions some
OF its maturing paper the cause of the assign
ment. He says that the creditors will be paid in
full.
While quarrelling- about some chickens, Mrs.
Mary Mcintyre and Mrs. Mary McCabe. of New
ber-aYe., engaged in brick throwing contest on
Mcnday afternoon. In the scrimmage Mrs. Nc
Intyre alleges that she hit over the head.
Mrs. McCabe struck with "A heavy meat plat
ter. which cut a deep cash in her forehead. Both
women. with their heads in bandageS, We're in
court yesterday morning Judge SchatZ concluded
that Mrs Mcintyre guilty of provoking the
quarrel and sentenced her thirty days impriSon-
ment in the White Plains jail.
Miss Maude Estelle Thurber and Harry E. AL
word. both Of this city. married Monday
evening the home Of the brides parents. The
Rev. s. T Ora ham. rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church. officiated Miss Daisy Powers. of Mount
Vernon. maid Of honor and Edwin Sawyer, Of
Schenectady, best
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
HONKERS.

Oscar Dibhe a theatrical man, died yesterday
at the Getty House He had been Ill since Thurs
Say last. having contracted pneumonia while the
Alma Chester Company. of which he was mem
Der was filling an engagement at Music Hall His
wife and the troupe left Yonkers Monday 10 play
a. Hoboken. About l o'clock yesterday morning
Dibble became delirious and, jumping from his bed
sluded two trained nurses in the ROOM rushed to
the window and attempted to throw himself out
90 the pavement below. His wife, Alma Chester,
Is suffering from nervous prostration brought on
by oyerwork and attending her husbands bed
side.
Miss Chester removed from Hoboken TO
Yonkers last evening. When she arrived at the
Getty House she in far worse condition than
when taken from Hoboken. DR.. N a. Warren OF
Yonzers. who is attending her. considers her
Ease critical
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
WHITE PLAINS.

The comedy drama, The Deacon was presented
last evening St. Johns Hall by a cast Of well
known amateurs. under the direction OF E. P.
Squire
The annual meeting OF the local branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be held
Friday evening the Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal Church. There will be an address by the Rev.
DR.. Madison c. Peters. of New-York
The Board Of Trustees has appointed Messrs.
Moran. Verpanck. Cromwell, Sterling and Deuter-
committee to revise the village assessment
roll for 1909
The managers of the White Plains Hospital have
Seeded hold ''rummage sale and have asked
the friends OF the institution to contribute any and
all articles for which they have no further use
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Ex-Cong Miles Fl. Hawley, OF
IIornelsyte and the Rev. William Taylor Snyder,
Of Washington. CAMBRIDGE-Lady Davis. of OF
tawa and DR.. Charles Claxton. of Phiadelphia.
EAIPIRE-The Rev W. f. Trolhil, of China; the
Rev S. V. Kyle of Alexis Ill. and G. B. Smythe,
of China GRAND-C. w. Woodward, of Detroit,
and Ben T. Stout, of Indianapolis HOFFMAN
Ex-senator Edward Murphy. jr of Troy. HOL-
LAND-Zenas Marshall Crane. of Dalton. Mass,
and Don Alexander, of Cincinnati IMPERIAL
Judge w. d Morgan, of Georgetown, S. G., and
Judge w z. Hawkins. of Atlanta. MANHATTAN
The Rev. Dr. Ely. Of Ridgefeld. Conn, and Spen-
Kellogg, of Utica. MURRAY HILL-Dr. Ham
ilton Osgood, OF Boston, and the Rev. Harris G.
Hale, of Boston. WALDORF-ASTORIA-Th Rev.
DIR. W. V. Tudor, of Virginia: Marvin Hughitt,
president of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way of Chicago; H. NJ. Soule Of Boston, and
Daniel Coolidge. of Lorain, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

II reported yesterday that the New-York
Central Railroad was behind this scheme, and with
this bridge 1t would obtain connection In Brook
lyn. 1t added that the Central had arranged,
upon the completion of this bridge absorb it and
take over the Long Island Railroad, and thus get
control of all traffic on Long Island. This report
was denied by W H. Baldwint jr, president of the
railway also denied the story; The officials of the
New-York Central declared that traffic arrange
ment could be made with the Long Island Railroad
that would be thoroughly satisfactory, and that
there plan present that contemplated the
acnuisitIon Of he Island road
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
RYE.

The temperance people Monday night stole
march on NJ F. Biddulph who had leased place
IN Glenwood Road and preparing TO open a
hotel and saloon Before Biddulph leased the prop
srty obtained the consents of those living within
by the Raines law. When he went out to open up
his place for business yesterday morning he found
that TWO new houses had suddenly made their ap-
pearance on the property of N. V. Patterson and
we're occupied by families The newcomers refused
20 sign the permission for the hotel Biddulph says
that he will fight the case IN the courts in White
Plains and compel the County Treasurer to issue
him license.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fcumenical Conference.
Rapid Transit Commissioners meeting.
New-York Academy of Sciences. annual eXhibi-
tion American Museum OF Natural History.
Trial of w. T Allen before Justice Fursman.
Aqueduct races, 230 p. m.
Spring games and reception of 18th Regiment As
ISOLATION. armory. ?. m.
Columbia University Glee. Mandolin and Banjo
clubs concert Mendelssohn Hall $50 D. m.
Yale Gee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs concert,
Waldorf Astoria. S15 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
NEW-ROCHELLE-

The New-Rochele Tribune which for several
years has been published by Charles H. Noxon,
has been sold 10 James Reidy. of White Plains.
Mr. Reidy took charge Monday. Mr.. Noxon. il
IS understood, retires from the newspaper field in
order 10 devote more time to his law practice The
paper will be continued a weekly and will be
Democratic in politics.
The Common Council Monday evening ap-
proved Of the bill 10 make North-st boulevard
ninety feet wide. "A cost OF about 100000. Work.
Il is said. will be begun
Mayor Dillon gave a dinner Monday night TO
the Board of Aldermen. ten of whose terms expired
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
TROLLEY LINE IN THE ADTRONDACKS

Syracuse. n. Y. April 2i-Justice w. s. Andrews
of the Supreme Court has handed down decision
sustaining demurrer interposed by the defendants
In action brought by the Old Forge Company
and others against W. Seward Webb and others.
The suit brought to restrain the construction
of a trolley line from Raquette Lake to Clearwater,
in the Adirondacks, on the ground that 1t would be
a public nuisance. The Court holds that the plain
tiffs, having sustained no damages except those
arising from business competition, cannot sustain
the action.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
NORTH TARRYTOwN.

The local branch Of the International Union OF
Masons and Bricklayers has informed the CON
tractors that after May l its members will work
hour.
An addition. 40xso feet in size. is being erected
the south side of the compressor department Of
the Rand Drill Works. John r. Rand has been
elected president Of the company to succeed his
father Addison Rand. who died recently. George
Sampson has been chosen ce-prasident.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
PORT CHESTER.

The annual charter election was held here yester-
say There was only one ticket in the field. Sam
ael Comfy was elected President James Patterson
and Charles f. Lounsbury, Trustees. and Michael
Duffy Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 500 Sunset $3.50 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 3:53 Gov. Gate 6:14
P.M.-Sandy Hook 4:31 Gov. Island 5:O3 He'll Gate 652
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
E. e w.
z. & w.

Beautiful hair is always pleasing, and
HAIR BALSAM exceis in producing II.
GREVE'S OINTMENT makes healthy skin.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
Announcements A

NIPSIC.
The new fold collar.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

FRIDAY, APRIL p.
sworth. La Plata. Lamport & Fl 30 m
is, Inagua, Tweedl@. @.............. 100 p m
rande, Brunswick, Nallory.......
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
ALFONSO KARR

voz; comprendi6 cuan ridiculs era aquella car
ia. y la rompi6.
Insensiblemente no sin alg6n rodeo lego
hasta Ell pie de Ia casa habia luz en- Ia hsbita-
ci6n de Elena, miro y descubrio dos sombrss
al trav6s de la cortina.
Ella es 10 mismo que las demiE ri alma
nj poesia; alf esta con el.
Y Sc retro apresuradamente.
Cuando iba & perder la casa de vista, volvi5
Ia cabezh
--iTodavia las dos sombraI
Dio IN paso, y Sc apoyo contra 81 troncs de
an arbo
-,-Estoy cansado--dijo para si;-tanto me.
da tomar aqui allento como en- otrs parte.
Y permaneci6 con los ojos iJos en- la cortins
al POGO ratio desapareci6 Ia luz; miro las ven
tanas para yer 81 pasaba Ia luz Y 81 una do
las dos personals habia dejado la estancio Es-
per6, pero la luz no volyi6 presentarss.
-Es evidente-dijo-que las dos per eonss
euyas sombras he yisto, Sc han acostado en sse
suarto! Manana por la mahana partire.
A la mafiana siguients, ls prins<V a9s h'ss
fa2 yer q Ricardo.
-voy & N. 900
(. para qu6f-dijo Ricarae.
NO 10 Sc.
--Entonces traeme sedalss D. psssak pass
es el dnico punto donde sahrn kdsssfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-22
NATURAL.EzA PERFECTA'


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