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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11
CRAZY MAN AT LARGE.
by Deputy Sheriff Chill
lingworth Yesterday.

When Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth
emerged from a Hotel street barber
shop last evening at o'clock. freshly
shaven. his eyes took in the form of
native who was standing on the curb.
quietly chuckling to himself. 1t dashed
across the deputy sheriff's mind that
he had seen the man before. so ne
placed himself in front of the man
suddenly. The native gave quick
look. a weird laugh and started to run
away. The deputy sheriff, however, was
too quick for him and held him back.
Then the native began jabbering and
laughing and putting his arm around
Chillingworth' neck. The deputy sher
iff stated that his prisoner was from the
insane asylum, and from the mans talk
he learned that he had walked away
from the asylum in the forenoon and
had roamed at will since that time. He
laughed when he told how much fun
he had had in town that day looking in
at the show windows. He thought it
was a ~reat joke on his keepers. The
fellow was placed in a hack and taken
to the station house by Chillingworth.
and the asylum superintendent notified
of the capture.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11
WAS DRUGGED.
Dr.. Posey's Suspicious
of Ahuimanu.
The Owner Of That Mare Has Poor
Opinion Of Island
Horsemen.

DIR. Posey and c. f. Eagan left for
San Francisco yesterday by the Austria
liza. Their two horses. Ahuimanu and
old Loupe. were also shipped by the
same boat.
Loupe Is undoubtedly the best harness
horse that has ever been in the Islands
and was in his day among the first
flight In the States. He won the free
for-all at Kapiolani Park last year, and
aftergoing amiss captured first honors-
two weeks ago in the Hilo free-for alb
He will now be fired and turned out at
the Brentwood Stock Farm in Califor-
MIA
e.. r. Eagan. his ow1er. goes Eost,
but intends TO return In a few months.
and Will extensively patrOnize the rae
ing game here next season.
Ahuimanus performances are too
well known to require comment. Her
owner, DIR. Posey, says that the filly is
the speediest 3-year old he has ever
handled. He said in an interview with
an Advertiser man on the boat that he
Will probably race her a time or two at
Sacramento. In the fall. and then sell
her, IL his price can be obtained, which
he fixes at 10000. The doctor said, fur
| ther, that he has had enough OF racing
In the Islands, and will not ship here
again under any consideration. He does
not think that he has had square deal
and went so far as to say that he had
strong suspicious that Ahuimanu was
| drugged before her last race with Ag.
gravation. He further said that racins
In the Islands Is in the hands of a ring
and that. being a stranger here, he wa.
taken advantage OF. Had he entered
his horse In the name of some publican
he observed. he thought that he Nigh
have been given fighting chance L
win.
] Jimmy Logue was also a passenger b,
the Australia. He will ride In the Eas
soon after arriving In California. Jim
my has made n good record here ant
won golden opinions by his unassum
ing. gentlemanly behavior. He ride
with his head as well as his hands, an,
should make his mark with a littl
more experience.
IL is probable that a match race a
a mile between Hollinger's Agggrava
ton and J. X. Wilson's Everett will b
arranged to be run at no very distan
date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

ers. and other rebel organizations, viii
also rise. They look for their friends
Kang Yu Wei, and the Reform party.
who have their headquarters in the south
at Canton and Hongkong. to take adj
vantage of the rising of the Boxers in
the north to plant the standard of re-
volt In the south. IL Is a we.--known
fact that they have been long preparing.
thousands of cases of arms being shipped
in to the leaders via Macao and Hong
kong. IL Is alleged, too. that many cases
Of rifles and arms have been shipped
from both Victoria and San Francisco
to the reformers under the guise OF mer-
chandise
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11
BANKERS MAY BUY
HAWAIIAN BONDS
Scheme Whereby Government
Will Be Saved Much
Interest.

IL Is quite likely. according TO a state
ment made by Col. c.. w. Macfarlane
last evening. that the big New York
banking firm of Seligman & Co. may at
tempt the refunding of the Hawaiian
national debt.
Col. Macfarlane IL closely In touch
with the Seligmans. and he states that
the matter is under consideration by
them.
1T Is well known" said the Colonel,
that the Seligmans stand very close to
Secretary Gage and the administration,
and next fall. when the question of TAX
ing up the Hawaiian debt comes before
Congress, II Is quite likely that a bill
will be introduced to permit the Secce-
tary of the Treasury to take steps to-
ward the buying up OF the $4,000.O00 In
Hawaiian Government bonds. This will
be done so as to prevent delay in the
purchase OF these bonds, for IL they are
to remain outstanding until the regular
time OF passing the appropriations bill
there will be long delay.
IF Secretary Gage were given power
TO have the bonds taken up he could
banking house like that of the SeiiS-
mans. and then the Government cou d
rebuy the bonds from them. Tha,
would save much red tape. and would
likewise save the Government the
amount of the interest on the bonus
for the Intervening interval.
II understand that some negotiations
toward purchase OF these bonds have
been I'm progress ever since Congress:
failed TO include In the Hawaiian or
ganic act a provision for the immedi.
ate redemption OF these bonds. and 1t Il
quite likely that some such arrange
ment viii be reached shortly after the
Iconvening of Congress in the fall
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11
'SOvtSo THE STREETS.
'o' Campbell Has s.v,u
s' saags Of Mon Hard
At Work,

supervisor Marston Campbell
N Inherent gangs of men at
\,. ae @ streets of the city and It's
,,a .na - employing $50 iaborers
y. 20 eonvicts from oahu
A.. me work that Ia being done
kha..' much better road. In many
M y. employed are scattered all
,sm, ,,y' , One gang In nj work
SN.,' .s a'hs street through Paiama.
n So vending Beretanla 10 ioIn
Eossi ~ Lelco, a third Ia fnlng
~ oe'ween Nuuanu ana River
ss 49,. .'.t'h N working on uourh-
l,is m, l1om King street. Palama
,ys,s sea, a iif,h IL making the
Lana .'l,et s extension from River
va W and The others are nj wori,
\ 10 Ea.a Eanoa road and repairing The
ount rantalus
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

a certain well known young capitalist
left for the States yesterday on the
Australia for the avowed purpose of
investigating the "Molah" story that
has been going the rounds for some
days past. II Is understood that he
goes to Boston in the progress OF his
researches. and rumor hath 1t that he
may return a benedict.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

A native named Kaona, hailing from
Kakaako, was sent to the asylum yes
terday. He had religious mania. DR..
Emerson examined the man and filed
out the blank giving his views as to his
mental condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11
OPTICIANS

~Ilyh VISION In the cause Of
IN w cent OF all headaches, nsu-
Sa,,.s uh.lness which are often at
'ns. W ll health. Properly lifted
3 49,, shen eases will give lmuadi-
Sads, . n. LUCAS. opticlsn. Love
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ENGINEERs

= DOVE, c.E.--surveyor and
~ thflneer, Office Campbell block,
an luext 70 bishop n Co. bank);
,oa tL orders taken for type
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~ q CHALMERS, Engineers and
80 h-enslnss, Rledler Pumps,
" N Fort 81. n. A. Allen. mech.
~ representative
I IAI Lon. NJ. An. soc. G.. E.-
g hydraulic Engineer. As
uA, Honolulu. Tel pSg.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

Yesterday VI "a'"lua was In the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

lIvN, WILL q Co, LrD.-hnsin-
.'''if'eisns aud Boiiormakers, ho-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

PArY .-Contractor ana Builder.
M etlce hitting. brick, wood or
=. w,,anlns' shop. Palace Walk rest
"uoer Ave-. near KewalO,
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cONTRACToRs

hkEhANO a CO. Contractors
' rslhaefs, Painters. Paperhangers
otstgrs. all work neatly done
WI st, back Of High school.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS

.,S . uJpD CA l. &. Atkinson
Judd. Jr.l-Ofiice over
III W. COS hank. cor. Merchant
kaahumsnu sta
=. OuNsON CW. &, Achi and
NJ f,sosonl - once No. 10 West
II, a. Tel go
k.r A piCKEYt.k.ng and Bethel SIS.
b o boS ise
a,ev Commissioner of Deeds
e.a6n.a. u Kaahumanu 81.
- r gErERsON-is Kaahumanu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

|Oks arslC sCHoOf-Wun remain
- ilntt The coming vacation. Pu-
y aa avail themselves Of this 10
l.n y lof TINE lost during ausran-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

ARnsLEE q PAGE. Architects sad
llit -uihce Rooms "a. Arlington
nt Honolulu, "a. l.. sketches and
ss lllmaies furnished al short no
To- ~ 2, v. box TTS.
sAep 4 TRAIN, Architects.--suits
Aeasl block. Fort 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

y NgsY MILLER. -stsnosraphe
= Vpst Noom M6 Judd nldr.
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IRny Mott smith bldg, cor. Fort
ioisl STA ofnce hours , to a.
ca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dental
~ e' Masonic Temple. Tel. Sii
&c WALL. OR. o. n. WALL
|fts h1un +, a M. 20 4 y. m. Love
20, fan g.. Tel tgt
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DENTISTS

IN aROssuAN, D.D.a-Aiakea 81,
- lofs above Masonic Temple. Ho-
81 plhce hours = a I'M. TO y. m.
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PHYSICIANS

|. aro q AuguR, homeopathic Prac.
-, J. Special attention given 10
go iisoasoa. oflge and residence,
..,.,.els 81. Dearly OPP. Aethodlst
90 ofice hours, 10 ~ y q. m. 70
ft0Np m. sundays, gD 70
|,p n.. roL IA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-11

(-lAR CLEVELAND. 81. D.-Onice
\. t'as sf. hours. = 10 ~ q. IN, 20
HI m Tel 50
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srENOGRApIIrpa

~, sss,st .,, -s,eaoErspher and Tyne
-. euoe WITH rhurston a Carter.
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-, AugUR. homeopathic Prac-
7 w snsoial attention given 10
W.. tls.sssa. once and residence.
l....i. ~. nearly opp. Methodist
49, ei.s salss hours. 10 10 IL a. m. . TO
~, ftoNp m. sundays. $50 10
r-IaR CLEVELAND. 81. D.-Otiice
J. t'as sf hours. % ~ a. IN, 20
kVI gALBRAfrH.--Odice and res
~. ,sf HerOtania and Alakea Sts.
~ hours 10 10. : 10 4 and 7 TO 8
kaV IOpr.-OfHce 1s Fort 81.
toi0a m. 20 4 and I 20 d.
/, asday 70 io,p a. IN. tel Ia.
Z r alrANuRA.-Omce. G0 Nuuanu
"A IN "a. h. q. boN t2. residence
|n vunanu 81. office hours 90 10 a.
II 70 and 70 : p. m
&c wArERuOusE.-omce and
|--s.rs Klng ST.. near Alapai. once
la tto n a M 20 ! and 7 TO 3
a lslsphone bSi white.
{I ciAPuAM = veterinary surgeon
!. n,ausi once King 81 Stables.
~ alls DAY or night promptly
,nsrd. speclaltles. obstetrics and
rs~s
DENTISTS.
n ggOssuAN, D.Da-Aiakea 81,
! bofs above Masonic Temple, Ho-
once hours a IN. TO D. m.
THny Mott. smith bldg, cor. Fort
Holsl Sta otnce hours , TO a.
ca Wglt-Phnadelphla Dental
~ Ql Masonic Temple. Tel. Jii
A C. WALL Or. .. n. WALL
~ h1un a M. 20 4 y. IN, Love
Al. f1n g.. Tel t5t
MUSICIANS.
Uks urslC sCHOOf-Wiu remain
Nh ilHtt me coming vacation. Pu-
sl avail themselves Of this 70
~ y foe TINE lost during auaran-
ARCHITECTS.
ARnsLEE pAgE. Architects sad
isit .uthce Rooms "a. Arlington
st Honolulu. "a. T.. sketches and
~ iilmaies furnished al short no
I,l ~ y. v. box Us.
sAep = TRAIN, Architects.--suits
Aeas Blook. Fort 81
ENGINEERS.
a = DOVE, c.E.--surveyor and
~ thflneer. Office Campbell block,
an luext 70 bishop n Co. bank),
%, eL Orders taken for type
IvN, sEiLL . CO., LrD.-nnsin-
.f'tfcians and Boilormakers, Ho-
A 4 CHALMERS, Engineers and
asn-bnElnea, Rledler Pumps
:" N Fort g. n. A. Allen, mech
~ representative
TAYLOR. AZ. An. soc. q. e.
s hydraulic Engineer. Ds
bk., Honolulu Tel psg.
CONTRACTORS.
hEEhANo q co. Contractor,
sallders, Paintsrs. Paperhanger,
.votstgrs, all work neatly done
w 81, back Of High school
!. |. ~, psrr ~. .-.cen,raotor ana Builder
ealdlnx shop, Palace Walk real
"uaer Ave-. near KewalO,
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POSTAL SCANDALS IN CUBA.
DEPUTY AuDIToR REEVES iMrii'
Gates NEELEX.
Cuhnns want other Dcpn rtmcnts IN
NcstipRtcd--snn NcrieS He EX-
trnditcd and Prosecuted.

Havana, May lS-W II, Reeves. dep
uty auditor OF the island, made COMES
sion at midnight and gave up $500 given
to him by c. f. W. Medley, the arres ed
financial agent of posts at Havana, TO pes-
form certain services the day he LETT
General Wood and the postal inspectors
refuse to disclose the nature otsthe Goa
lessiou. barely admitting that one haa
been made.
II 10 claimed that sliOo more will be re-
covered today.
General Wood says that the report from
Muneie Ind, that nearly S2,0OO,OOO worth
OF stamps have been printed there {"
sent for distribution to Cuban posiouices
can be regarded as canard. Ihere IN
nothing here 10 show that any such com
terfet stamps have been sen out
II IS believed now that the whole story
is known and thar the amount OF deialea-
tons viii be between 100000 ara $lso'-
000.
The Cubans are now beginning to talN
a good deal regarding postal matters, me
main idea apparently being that ne
Americans having found 50 mary Of thell
countrymen Implicated viii not proeeel
TO extremitles. The Cubaps do not pc
lieve that Medley will be extridited
Tire newspapers now begin to ASK ior an
investigation OF the engineering depar.
ment. They say this department has been
more extravaRantly conducted than the
postal department.
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McLnLLAN Is sNGnnsrNn
"A n Goud Man Ia rince on the
Ticket WIN nrNMm.

TIrLrf WITh TTFNWN,
Non. vori, uo,, te onecil ia tho
lt'r"'o IRON ash'ns'oh says tna' " meet
ing OF the friends of Congressman George
B. Mcclellan son of Little Mae" the
for,,or ,,odoroI oo,er,i ,,,ho ,y,s tbe dam
,oe,
ocratic candidate Tor president IN leof
was held at Washington tonight for the
nurnosa ~ nreinp the pomination of Com
',.,.. 60. - ,t.,,,.t,,, ta. ..oor,,
8i'Seii"h "''is' ~ N'>''''"" ~
place on the ticket with Bryan 1t was
urged thar Mr. Mcclellan lis the best man
70 a,ro,.,bon tho dor,ocr,ttr +icl,ot In
tboso sas,inn,. ~ ,bs cnnntrv ,yhero Mn
pr,,sn ~ 80
,5enr,santapi I've staIlinps If Albania was
scler,ad m nake a statement Of Mr.. Me-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-19
BRENNAN BUDGET.


Brenham. Texas, May 1S.-The county
commissioners Adjourned today after a
session lasting Ave days The application
Of Josefa Krall to have RENTED fire OF
$500 assessed at the spring term OF dis
trict court for violating the law in re-
gard to keeping screens in saloon was
set aside for further intormstion Most
of the term has been devoted to allow ng
hills and the cash surplus reported "
Treasurer Herbst at the beginning O. the
tenn will be considerably reduced By the
time the claims are paid. The heav Q
expenditures are for the repairs OF rods
and bridges. damaged and destroyed by
the excessive rains OF the past monLn 81
more.
fest transportation committee mas tte
followrg letters in reference to rates lor
the carnival:
Galveston, Texas May 4.-Referrln
10 yours OF the 18th, viii have issued to-
day supplement TO our various inslrle-
tons. authorizing agents between sealy
and Cameron to sell excursion ticke;s u
Brennan and return on My a, limit q
to return on the 2Jth, az one fare for tAe
round trip. w s. heehAu'
General Passenger Agent Gulf, Colorado
aud Santa Fe Railway
Houston, Texas, May l5.-b reply &c
yours of the 18th instant advis,n2
change in dates OF iremens ANIMAL Mai,
fest from May % and "A to May "A ma
%, l will issue necessary instruct 9ns
ehai cling our selling dates accordingly
In addition to this | will arrange 70 ha
limit of tickets sold to Brenham account
Texas Ginners' association made May 70
which will enable them 10 take In yoll
Mafest. This trust VIII be slllsiat'
tory ~ L. RoDoins'
General Passenger and Ticket Age
Houston aud Texas Central Railway.
The work of securing subscriptions lei
the regimental encampment desire1 2
this place Is progressing very satis.a
torily under the direction Of Major Ee'
Schmld. who commands the artillery hat
talon Of the state. Lieutenant Roge;s
the Signal Corps received a telegram lhH
morning from Captlin Kirk OF Co'one
Gordc,i Boone's staff al Navasoia stat Il
that meeting OF The stan ofheers No Il
be held at Calvert next week % reAeh
definite decision IN the matter,
Z Mr. c. b. Fielder Of wichita ran
shipped two cars Of cattle from brennan
/ today.
( Mr. Joe Routt. here today from cnsn
pell Hill, reports the river az stana
still. q fraction more than three-tnlrth
bank full. and INDUCES the hope tns' I 2
threatened overflow VIII pass hAfmlessi
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Trade GENERALLY DULL.
|taatens on Nearly All Agricultural Pro-
ducts Are Lower.
|gM ANO STEEL SITUATION STRONGER
Better Expert Demand, But Prices
Troubles Disturbed Business

Few York. May S.-Bradstreets tomorrow
IN say Continued dullness in many
nnehes ard a further shading in several
|1sh lines constitute the lending features
The business situation this week. The
|rasress of prices is displayed in lower quo
1ars for corn. nork, bitter. cheese, wooi
p cotton among the agricultural products
" petroleum and lead among the mineral
|pMucis. Wheat is slightly higher. partly
|nns TO less favorable crop reports hero
IL aproad, and sharp speculative break in
y oo croD months occurred as the result
II l'ss satisfactory foreign udyices, some
|.sl'ailon and rather better crop 'eports,
nssuisfiy from the eastern half of the cot
III II, 10y, The new crop months have been
ny g wei held, however.
n, " y, mas been shaded again. notwithstana-
|s,i,.4 ~ .aot mat father more strength is
RI s,. N london sale prices, where supplies
|a " grades are reported not excess
,.s distribution of dry goods has peen
~ ~ Wfiow limits and wholesale and re-
4 1, business is reported particularly slack,
\, ~ olher hand. retail business in sum
~ s os has been hslped by the sudden
liner liner IS dull and some shading in hides
s,mr,,slNa at the East The iron and steel
ts0l is no stronger. and shaded prices
y asvelop much new business. Besse-
~ sk Is nominally unchanged at Pitts
IN, vut the same grade of iron made out
y u mar. city is being offered below cur
quotations Structural material con
;rs ~, ne strongest feature OF the trade
nv birmingham come reports of continued
AZ Apert business. more having beer
s,,. ~ TWO weeks past than in two months
EN- ~ but quotations are largely nomi'
~ aDc me outlook is rather more uncer'
III. ihe Industrial situation is, on thu
- better than for some time. in thai
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r,ncruI OF Mr. MoreInnd.

Wharton. Texas, May ls.-Mrs. Hansen
Of Brennan and Mrs. d. Written Of Rich
mond came In on yesterdays train 20 be
present at the funera. Of their sister, Mrs.
Lee Morelend, which took place from
tho Baptist church this morning,
Mrs Morelands death was caused by
pneumonia. her system having been 30
weakened by the suffering from her in
iuries in the buggy accident that she
succumbed TO the disease. But for this
change, her recovery was almost certain
Mrs. Moreland was born and reared IL
Wharton county, and was one OF those
whom to know was TO love She was fol
lowed 60 her last resting place by one o.
the most grief-stricken funeral cortegei
city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-19
SPECIAL LAW NEEDED.
No statute Covering the EStrndit'"n
OF Renegadcs from tub"

No Stntutr Covering the tA'r"""'""
of WeneRndcs from Cubn
Washington May ts.-In accordance
with tho request Of Attorney General
Griggs the judiciary committee OF the
house today considered means Of dealing
win the Neeley case and like offenses
arising in Cuba
The discussion before the committee
took wide range. covering the status OF
those officials who are performing clvil
functions while the island Is unns MIL
Z ltary control, Some Of the members re-
garded this military authority as so com
plete mat Il covered the cases Of Neeley
ana others and would permit the miiitar
branch TO take Medley 10 this country aSS
return him 10 Cuba
The view was general that the situation
in cuba was most extraordinary and com
plicated as Spain had reinqulshed SOW
ereigutv the United States had not as
sumed sovereignty and Cuba had not or"
gauized sovereign government
Mr.. Ray laid before the committee a
brief bin he hsd drafted. having but enc
section and providing for the sure +
OF attending officials OF Cuba when iieei1g
into the United states This and the az
torney generals biRs we're considered AZ
length. Il was ally determined that the
questions involved were OF such lar
reaching character touching our authority
In Cuba that II would be desirable TO Sc
cure corporation with the senate ana
tho executive branch Of the government
and subcommittee was appointed
er,fer with the other branches and report
on The whole subject next Tuesday
Chairman Ray OF the judiciary commits
tee later on perfected his bill md intro
duced Il IN the house. Il adds 10 section
$40 OF the statutes the following;
provided. That whenever any foreign
country or territory or any part thereof
under the control Of the temporary gov
ernment ~ the United States and the
United states by act OF congress OF
through is military power or otherwise
has established or authorized govern
/ mental control over the same. In whole oil
4 In part. any person who commits an OF.
I tense and fees 70 the Uniiai States sinai
4 be surrendered to the authorities Of IN
United states ana returned and snrren'
dered TO the authorities In control OF suci
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lower and for a time showed frmness fol
lowing fairly good cables and Wall street
and European buying, Later the market be-
out being general carried prices down gas
points at the best of the morning with the
trading stimulated by general br liant crop
accounts, favorable weather forecasts and
unfavorahlo late cables, was somewhat Grip
pied under liquidation OF long interests in
our market. having been thoroughgoing Of
late and the menace of speculative hogs was
no longer a positive pressure. Some careful
traders covered short accounts on the weaker
intervals, but rule local sentiment re-
manned boarish owing to the crop condition
with unsatisfactory accounts from spinners
and from the holders Of dry goods. ~
The principal direct depression on the mar
ket was the dispoG. ton on the part OF the
Southerners to sell the new crop position.
Closed steady, points higher to points
lower