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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-16

Received from the largest manufac-
turer complete assortment of Rugs.
which we are Offering at reduced prices.
Call before the lot is sold put.
Boys and Girls Straw Sailors in fine
Milan Brafds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-16
CHINESE LISTEN
TO REV. C. H. BUCK
He breaches to a Large
Crowd at Oriental
Church.

The Chinese church on Fort street was
filed last evening as IL has seldom
been, for all the Christian Chinese in
the city were there to hear Rev. C. II.
Buck of New York, who is here en- route
to the Orient. Mr.. Buck does not speak
Chinese. but Rev. r. w. Thwing trans
lated his remarks into Chinese, so that
all might thoroughly comprehend him.
Mr.. Buck began by telling of the COM
ing OF Christ upon earth and of the mes
sage ne left to comfort succeeding gen.
erations: Come unto me, all ye that
labor and are heavy laden, and / will
give you rest" A few hundred years
ago, he said, England was but a par
TALLY civilized land, but since the ad-
vent of Christianity 1T had developed,
and now IL was one of the most enlight-
ened countries in the world. But a
hundred years ago Hawaii was but a
| wilderness. inhabited by savages, and
/ all the changes which have been wit
messed here have been due to the ad-
vent of Christianity. for Christ's mes
sage has been heard here. China Is a
great country, but IL is destined for still
| greater things when the message OF
Christ was carried to all Of its people
| He told Of an interesting trip to Alas.
ka, and described what was being done
| there for the advancement of the saw
ages Of that region. how they were lift
ed from squalid Ignorance to the en-
lightenment of Christianity.
J In concluding. Mr.. Buck said that h.
Intended to visit China during the com
ing year. and he hoped to witness Their
, the good work of the Christian minis
} ters who have been laboring to teacl
} the blessing of Christ's message {
} the Chinese.
} The Chinese choir furnished the mu
} sic. singing hymns in both Chinese an
English.
MIR. Buck is en- route to Australia an
thence will go TO China and Japan, re
a turning home by the Trans Siberia
= railway.
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Mrs. Turner Sings.

Mrs. Annis Montague Turner sang
an offertory solo at the morning SER
vices at Central Union Church yester-
day, entitled: THE Valley of the Shad-
ows," by Barri. Mrs. Turner render
ing of this beautiful selection was deep
ly enjoyed by the congregation. Mrs.
Turner has volunteered her services
many times before in this charming
manner and her kindness is as highly
appreciated as her singing is admired
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-16
GRAND JURY
SUMMONED.
Judge Humphreys Is
sued Order.
A SESSION IN AUGUST
First to Meet in the territory
System in Vogue all Over
Union.

On Saturday the expected call for a
grand jury was issued by Judge Hum
phreys. and on the 9Th of August the
first grand jury to meet in Hawaii will
assemble at the Judiciary building to
consider any cases that may come with
in its jurisdiction.
Following is the order for the venire
which Judge Humphreys sent out:
I'm the Circuit Court of the First Cir.
cult. Island of Oahu, Territory of Ha-
wall. August Term, A. ID. 1900. Open
Venire Facias for Grand Jury. The
Territory of Hawaii to the High Sheriff
OF the Territory of Misunderstanding:
You are hereby commanded to summon
twenty-four good and lawful men from
the body of the Island of Oahu, to be
and appear before the Circuit Court Of
the First circuit of the said Island, at
the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
the first day Of the regular August A. ID.
1900, term of said court to be held at
the judiciary building in Honolulu, in
said Island, on Monday. the 9Th day of
August. A. ID. 1900. to serve as grand
jurors in said court. and then and there
to continue and not depart thence until
discharged by order of the court.
And that you. the said High Sheriff,
have then and there this writ. and the
names and surnames of the persons so
summoned by you endorsed thereon,
and otherwise make returns at the day
and place aforesaid how you shall have
executed this writ. Hereof do you fail
not
Witness the Hon. A. S. Humphreys.
/ First Judge of the Circuit Court of the
First Judicial Circuit of the Territory
of Hawaii. this fourteenth Gay of July,
| "A. ID. 1900.
tSeaL1 HENRY SMITH, Clerk.
| "NOte-No person who is not a male
citizen of the United states and 81 years
of age and who cannot Understandings
speak. read and write the English Ian
/ guage shall be a qualified grand juror
in the Territory of Hawaii"
Judge Humphreys said yesterday that
the system of presentment by a grand
/ jury would result In slightly different
modes of procedure in criminal indict-
ments in the Territory. but IL was g
system in vogue in all but three of the
States OF the Union.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Corn. Oats, and Provisions sell Up
Wheat Dull and steady.

CHICAGO. April lO.-Wheat was duh
and steady. The feature was the narrow
ing Of The difference between May AMI
July. The local taleut was inclined 10
sell in anticipation Of a bearish Govern
ment report this afternoon. Liverpool vas
unchanged: Paris. 1-203-4c higher. Pr
mary movements were much larger han
last year. The cash demand here was very
slow. The Southwest continues TO receive
plenty Of moisture. but the balance Of the
winter wheat bel, is still dry.
Corn has been strong. up 3-Nd l-2c At
the close. and yet the shipping demand has
been Gat. The factor apparently has been
covering Of $ .1rts and possibly some re-
Installing OF lines by hose who sold out
last week Liverpool was weak. off J-SH
3-4c. Clearances were only 1888. 600 bush
els. Bradsireets available Increased l,30O. o.
600 bushels Western authorities generally
report small country offerings. The low
rates from the West 90 out today. and II
tina, has any effect it should be to reduce
receipts at primary points. These today
were double last years.
Oats are 1-Sc over Monday. having fol-
lowed the corn lead all day; May closed at
"A IS: July a l-Sd24 IA. The fine
weather and the bslief that seeding is
pretty well along is counting against the
July compared with The MAY. The ship
ping demand for car lots is about taking
care of the receipts. No one seems 10 be
particularly interested in the market
Provisions had big advance and closed
strong at top prices. The trading today
especially in lard. showed decided in
crease in general speculative interest and
points TO a continuance OF active markets
at a higher range Of values as the legiti-
mate situation is OF itself very strong.
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THE PRINCETON NINE.
Players on the Baseball Team Sc
Iected for Southern Tour.

PRINCETON April l0.-Captsin Hnle-
brand. OF the Princeton University base
bali team. has picked the fourteen players
who viii be taken on the "trip South next
Thursday as follows Hillehraud Young
and Scott pitchers; Kafer and Green,
catchers; Chapman and Pearson, first base
men. Steinwender, second baseman; Meier.
shortstop; Hutchinson and Hutchiugs. third
basemen, and Robson. Watkins, and Burke.
ouifielders.
This squad is considerably smaller han
those that have represented the university
In the South for the last few years but the
reduction is in strict accordance with the
plan followed by the management, this sea-
son. Of refusing to be burdened by an ex-
cess Of substitute material. Jayne, pitcher
on the championship 81 team, will have
charge Of the coaching department during
the trip.
The announcement that no regular
trainer will be taken TO look after the
physical welfare OF the men was heard this
morning with surprise. The action OF the
management Is construed by some 20 mean
that the service Of Trainer Christie Will
be dispensed with. and that The baseball
men will join with the football association
next year in saving Jim Robinson viii
| be trainer
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

NEW YORK. April le.-Stock market
movements were exceedingly irreE lla- to-
day. although little that was new developed
TO which the tendency o. the market co1id
be referred. The money market VS. %
easy that the spprehensious which we're
created by the publication OF Saturday
bank statement we're quite dissirated. and,
indeed. the monetary conditions indicated
therein appeared TO be ignored
The market opened firm, being flVorab y
Influenced by the tendency Of the Londol
market and by the fairly heavy Pureha es
Of stocks here for foreign account Suisse
quently. however the general marke oe-
veloped a decidedly reactionary tendency,
in which the industrial sto Is suffered par
ticularly. although substantial deci res
were scored in the railway list also. Little
that was definite could be instsnced IN
connection with the movements in pa tcu-
lar stocks.
In the railway list the strongest f,atu es
we're Missouri Pacific Norfolk and West
ern. and Baltimore and Ohio common
Aside from those cases. declines were fairly
common. The local traction issues were
actively dealt in and were firm, notably
for Manhattan and Metropolitan Street
Railway. The particular weakness that ap-
peared in the industrial quarter could not
be accounted for by any new developments
bearing upon these stocks. but. nevelthe-
less. the losses scored were extensive.
For the most part the transactions in the
railway list resulted in fractional d=clin S,
although in some instances these limits
were exceeded. AS noted the day was viz
tuslly bare Of important Developments
Few important statements Of railway traf-
tic we're submitted. and there was other
wise little 10 engage attention aside from
the extremely easy money market and the
higher prices for sterling exchange
As was the case yesterday. the stocks Of
the iron producing companies notably
Tennessee Coal and Iron, were paru ,uiarly
weak and in connection with that tendency
there was good deal Of discussion regard
ing the alleged unfavorable turn In the
conditions in the iron trade.
The bond market was not part cularly ac-
tive and its tendency was quite as irregu-
lar ss was the more highly speculative
stock market.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

CONTROLLED BY THE SOUTHERN
The Louisville, Evansville and st.
Louis VIII Be Ahsorhed.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Since its or
gsnization, the Southern Railway Com
pany has made no extension or connection
OF so great advantage to its system as
viii accrue from its ownership OF the
Louisville. Evansville and St. Louis Con
solidated Railway. lnasmuch as ali OF the
consolidated mortgage bonds, and all of
the first mortgage bonds Of the Evansville
and ST, Louis road are now held by j. p.
Morgan & Co, in the interest OF the
Southern Railway Company, there is little
doubt that the Southern will be the sue
cessful bidder for the Evansville and St
Louis az the foreclosure sale Just ordered
by the United States District Court, in
Indianapolis. W. p Fishback has been
appointed special master to conduct the
sale, and although formal objections TO
the order have been fled it is expected
that the sale Will be made within the
next three months. In the arguments be-
fore the Federal Court in indianapolis on
the application for a decree OF foreclosure,
the fact developed that J. P Morgan &
Co. owned about 5000 900 OF the insol-
vent company's securities. This includes
the &. 600 600 Of first mortgage bonds. To
protect the holders Of the second mort
gage bonds the court ordered the purchas-
ers OF the property to pay into chancery
$50 600, TO await further orders regard
ing the contested claim OF the second
mortgage bondholders.
With the Louisville, Evansville and St
Louis part OF its system the Southern
Railway Company will have an air line
from St. Louis to the Atlantic seabodrd,
and will become one Of the rate-makng
powers in the Mississippi River territory.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
LEHIGH HERE TODAY.
The Bethlehem Boys to PLAY George
town This Afternoon.

The Lehieh University nine from Beth
lehem. Pa, will this afternoon line up
against the Georgetown University team
on Georgetown campus The game should
be well worth seeing, as Lehigh possesses
a team stronger than ever before in her
history. Chief among her star players is
Kelly. one OF the best college pitchers on
the diamond, noted for his great curry es,
which the Lehigh roOtors have designated
as Kelly's curves.
Last Saturday the South Bethlehem boys
defeated the Columbia University Of New
York by the score Of to .. The Lehigh
men played an almost faultless fielding
game while their batting was above the
average. IN the game this afternoon Gold
en- for Georgetown and Kelly for Lchigh
will be the opposing pitchers. The game
will be called promptly at o'clock D. m.
Following is the batting order:
Georgetown-Mora SIS, Downes cf;
Walsh, rf.; O'Hara, 2b.i Cranston, G.; Dew
lin. ID; Smith. 3D.. Golden. p
Lehigh-POmeroy, S.; James lcaptainl,
Ct Barton, IT,, Lilly, C.; Parson. 3b.. An
der. III: Holingsworth, 2b.; Rodney RI;
Kelly. Sellers or Barton, p.
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wa.h,ngton SOCK E.cbange.

Sales-U. {. as Coupon. $500 10; Ches.
s. Pot. Tel Con. SIS. s4oood1O4; Columbia
r. r. SIS, sl,0o091l2; Wash. Gas "A"
Bonds s700Gl17: Wash Gas p" Bonds,
seOOdll7: National Union ms, 1912 "a;
Riggs Fire Insurance, 10dS IL; Capital
Traction. 200d102 IA, 100Gl02 is, $50
lO2 as; Mergenthsler Lintoype, 15q 1874
Ia. 23dlg4 IL: Lanston Monotype, 1000
l3 rs. l5d14. 200d13 "a: Amer. Ora
phophone. prfd.. l0d13: Pneumatic Gun
Carriage. 190H23 cts. After csll-Cspital
Traction Scrip. $3.50 los IL; Capital
Traction. lOd102 Is; Mergenthaler Limo
type. 2als4 -. Errors Lanston Mono
type reported yesterday al Il is sold Il
Ia
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
BASKETBALL CONTEST.
Eastern 4. G. and Corcornn> Play ~
Match GHIue Tonight.

With The regular season Of basketball
ended. match games between league teams
are in order and as these are often as
holly contested as those OF the regular
schedule. admirers of the sport are glad Of
an opportuuity 10 witness them.
The Eastern Athletic Club and Coreoran
Cadets are matched to play game to-
night in the Infantry Armory. The East
ems won the league championship and the
Cadets closed a lie with the Centrals for
third place and, being strengthened by
new players. the soldiers promise TO give
the champions lots Of hard work TO win
out. Dancing will follow the game.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

Tr0-halo -kCclcT. IWrc-blst nv WaIsN.
stolen bases ShecksTd. Keclu. DAILY. brNontre-
vie. Double plsy-Ycager 10 DAILY TO Kelly.
First base on BY Maclay g. HI, 10y pitched
bal. b. NcGinnity. J. struck out By punn,
2; Iy NcGinUity. J. Passed ball C-gnston.
I,it on hlses- Brooklyn =. Bllk -Naciay Wild
ptch-}iaeksy Time NJ gamc-l hvur and "a
minutes Umpire simpson.
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nn,nad upwards made
| 02US nI Ai1s on FURNITURE,
lPIANOs. HORSES,

Wagons. etc. at lowest rates spd on the day
YOU apply We are losning On the Building and
ioan Association plan, which makes The cost Of
carving ioaus much i.ss than you pay else
where and SLOWS you to pay it % in asy sized
notes YOU desire running from ere to twelve
~ ,sngt,, 81 time YOU carry It. II you have
i1s, WITH some other company we viii pay II
~ and advance you U1ors money il desired. Rates
cheeriully giver and no cost 20 you Unless loan
is made josns made anywhere in tae District.
CaiI and es4 rates Front room, srst tcos, Sci
tptiAc American building.
National Mortgage Loan @.
62s Street y. W.
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Monev to Loan
ON
Household Furniture, PlanOS,GiG.

II you are In need Of money. we desire to in
form you Of our new method We can secure you
. loan on an easy monthly payment plan. a. less
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money Our business is strictly private, and all
applications are treated conhdentially. u you
have loan with any other concern you can Sc
cure loan through Us to ray It end get more
rorey II desired. Il will pay you 20 call and see
Us before eorg elsewhere. We are ready a. any
all times during ofHee hours 10 give iMorns-
tion concerning ouf business methods. and you
will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
sp13ti co. St. \. W.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
TIE KNIGHTS OF HoNoR-A grand iratsraaI

THE KNIGHTS OF HoNOR-A grand frateruai
organization. the peer O. any, surpassed By
r5ne during tie twenty-ziI ysars Of lis existence,
has paid TO its benehciarie-. the widows and 0r-
phsns Of thirty-fve thousand deceased brothers.
he munifccnt sum Ct sIXTY-NiEE MILLION Dol
LARS. TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN IHOUs-
AND DOLLARS Of which has beceu discussed IN
tbis eitv: TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
iSq0 FRANCIS r BATES. Grand Dictator, 1923
an t. NV; JOHN H. KING. Grand Reporter. l0ls
- 60 splU3C
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

The stock market yesterday was I.rofes-
sionsl aud the professionals We're bear
ISL for the NEST part SO that declines al
the close were more numerous than adj
vances u is difficult to estimate the inn
pOrtauce O. the present selling movement.
On the one hand. some Of the most care
ful financial people profess a belief that
it g. only short selling. and liquidation by
small holders bur there IS another party
who express the opinion very positively
thsy many Of the important pools arc SELF
ing cut. or ri least very much Tightening.
their leads The general situation is Of
such character as TO hll investors and
people with fair margins with confidence,
hut there L. undoubtedly good chance
that the downward movement OF pri res
may extend several points. under she in
huence OF the weakness iu Sugar The
sterl securities. and some other parts Of
the group. Buying on the decline iu the
railway list and the best OF the steel Sc
eu7ities IS advised London continues TO
De q rureh5se Of American securities. and
this account has done much 10 hold up
prices during the past three days The
Tordcu.rs' view q the situation ls IN
oue-st iousbly The right one from che In
vestor's standpoint. Despite temporary
reaknces. very few careful people doubt
thar The level Of prices on all good Sc
curtes VIII Dc mucn hlEhel ihaA o. I-'s
sut before many months have passed u
may be noted that the banks have gained
from the Sub-Treasury since last Friday
s. 500 GOO which. with the gains from The
interior make certain fine bank state
ment this week u is not thought that
thr loan account will show amy such IL
crease this week as last as the borrow
ings for speculation have not been on
nearly such 6 large scale as heretofore.
Money rates were easy yesterday and
r,.s.rtfes ia cont fnur SO
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View York stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Exchange, 1fl9
Street
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
new high prices for this movement and
both showed net losses for the day.

The Baltimore and Ohio securities were
the strongest on the list with the eXcep-
tion Of Third Avenue. They both made
good net gains for the day, closing at 50.
There is fine manipulation in these securl-
ties and the insiders evidently do not IN
tend that they shall show any weakness
until the new stock is fioated a SO by The
comuanY.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
Money to Loan

At current rates Of interest on real estate and col
lateral security
UNION TRJ ST AND STORAGE co.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD J. sTE1LWAGEN. President.
JAMES G. PAYNE. First Vice President
GEORGE L. HAMILTON Second Vice President
Attorney. and Trust Oficer
GEORGE T. FLEMING, Secretary.
CHARLES :. BRADLEY Treasurer.
gp1-tf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

The Tobacco securities and especially
Continental common took different course
from the general market They opened
consplcuously weak and advanced during
the greater part Of the day closing at much
better than the opening prices. Contin-
entail Tobacco opened at q 81 sold as low
as q -. aud then advanced to 90 Il,
closing at % The meeting Of the company
will take place today
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
WHY GO wITE.OIT ITs

Loans made same day you apply ia any amount
from SO up 10 500, on furniture, pianos, o.
personal property Of any kind, without re-
moval from your possession, and at the very
lowest rates You can make your oSa ieTins'
and pay hack your cireumsi anees vii per
nit Our Offices Up on the F1ifh Foo,
away from the street. and are 20 arranged that
you can talk with US quietly and confdentialy.
and YOU can rest assured that no one outside Of
our Offices will know you are borrowing money.
Those who do not care 70 have their Heighoors OF
friends know they are in need Of money. are the
ones We especially desire to serve. We wish 10
give everyone a square deal kindly cal and get
our rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO..
e2sg30 F St. Near 9th NV,
Room a. Atlantic Building.
Take Elevator to bth Floor.
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49,, hesitate to buy Railway Stocks on re-.
Hill ! cessioIs. The market is in control Of
the big bull Administrations fright
timid people to release their holdRgs-cour9s
eous people buy them-this makes the market
position stronger. and on each rally prices viii
go higher and higher. When the National Con-
ventions are held and the Presidential campaign
is open, look out for a slump that will continue
until after election. We deal in any stock isted
on the New York Stock Exchange Small lots,
small margins 10 interest, and instantaneous
service. L. ID. FOWLER & CO.
mh2otf 1921 St. Phone lIi5
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Corrected daily by W. b. Hibhs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange, 1913
Z Street.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

Arbuckle Yesterday advanced the price
o. refined sugar 5 points. The move had
been expected after the advance OF l-lbc
a pound on raw. Sugar was very weak
early in the day, but recovered most Of IT'S
loss after the news Of The Arbuckle move
had been made. Sugar stock is in a Pc
cuIiarly dangerous position as far as the
average sueculator is concerned. II may
be intended that il shall sell 90 $50 in a
few weeks. or on the other hand, the
predictions Of the bears that it is TO drop
60 so may be true quite as easily.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

The only exciting move Of he day came
In Third Avenue during che last hour.
The Traction securities generally were
strong au day. opening at advanced prices
and holding their own well. though not al
she Top During the afternoon it became
known That ths banking firm Of Kuhn,
Loeb a Co had taken So GOO 600 Of the
new Third Avenue bonds. The bonds are
: per cents and are 20 DE guaranteed by
the Metropolitan Railway. as las been
stated heretofore. This news acted Ike
q big dose OF brandy 10 Third Avenue.
which spurted up several points ia few
minutes. getting SIS high as ile. II closed
or 4 points below that price. but stu
with a large net gain FOR the dey. The
shorts were badly frightened by the news
and probably did most OF the buying. Sen
timent Is bullish regarding these securi-
ties and e. IS undoubtedly possible that
they may be advanced TO much higher
prices in the near future. The entire
rroup. however. is treacherous. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit opened at So IL and closed
st-si-S. with a net loss for the day. Man
haitian and Metropolitan both opened al