davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jamesburg record., 1901-08-17
Settling Day I'm Sight.

"Mamma, since when is our name
Knowall?"
"How do you come to ask that, my
dear?"
"Papa said yesterday that you were
. regular Mrs Knowall."
"He did, did he? Well. I'll explain
that to your papa TO his entire salts
faction. He may tell you afterward,
but 1 think not."-N. y. T;msa
The Jamesburg record., 1901-08-17

-. we nave testimonials of those u.;n.
the Samson brand Of coffee Of silv..nE Is'nE
q 60 Co. lnat they prefer that coffee to an nv,
other. regardless of the f,ne c,oo. y
which goes with it. ''ockery
The Jamesburg record., 1901-08-17

In cases of cough or Group give the little
one One Minute Cough Cure. Then rest easy
and have no fear: The child will be all right
In little while. It never fails. Pleasant to
take, always safe sure and almost instantane-
Gus in effect. H. l. Jaques'
The Jamesburg record., 1901-08-17

Many housewives and good bakers
claim they cannot make good cake with.
out pure cream tartar and soda. You can
get them both If you ask your grocer for
the same. Be sure it bears the sipnatn,o
Of Silvers Bros. & Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
REAL ESTATE.

Cornish & Anderson have sold Nos 1s4 ana 100
West Ninety-eighth-st., two hve story DITCH ia
houses each on a plot 20xs5xlO0.l1 feet
Ogden Clarkson have sold for y l.. MaCEe6us
Nos 10 and II West Twenty-second-st-
The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company acting loI
the Pennsylvania Railroad took title YESTERDAY lo
its first parcel acquired in the tunnel section nc
property is No. 24o West Thirty-thrd-st' ana "as
conveyed by Caroline Rullnan.
I. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Cuhman hros'
TO James Carew a plot OF three lots on tue
south side Of Seventy-seventh-st. about lo' leet
west of Central Park West. Mr.. Csrlew Will ouiid
three high class dwelling houses on the property
c NJ Eadie IS reported to have sold for george
Hermann jr No 221 West Thirty -hfth-st., 1oar
story tenement house. on plot 20 l0x9S9 feet
De Selding Bros have sold for Louis safhs
No Is John-st a vacant plot 25.6Xl4 feet IN the
rear OF the Corbin building.
slawson & Hobbs have sold FOR John c Umoer-
field to client for occupancy. the five story Amer
ican basement dwelling house No. $50 West one
hundred "a nd -ffth-st. 22x65xl0o: terms private.
John Peters has sold for Irving I. Kempner 20
ISABELLA NJ Pettet No 532 East Twefth-st.. a FIVE
story front and four story rear tenement house
on a plot 25x03.3. Mrs. Pettet gives in part pay
ment Nos IA and 416 East One-hundred-a and
twenty-third-st.. story double tenement
houses on plot 50x1O0. He has resOld for MI
Kempner Nos. 4l4 and 4l6 East 0ne-hundred,and
twentyt thirdst., to Christian G. Froeltch; and mas
also sold for Elias Kempner to Elise Smith No. $40
East Thrty-second-st.. four story tenement house
plot 17x9S9
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 70 CSpeciaD.-Wheat closed about
where II did Wednesday There was steadiness
early. easier tone later. The range was within
l2c. Grain traders getting ready for the holi-
DAYS. There was about much bear as bull news.
MAY opened at 7sI2c. sold between 1850 and 7slsc
hid and closed 1850; July closed at i@serI9iec
Receipts were small. Gables were not off as much
rs expected. Clearances were large-692,ooo bush
on the other hand. the -four talk was bearish, the
demand poor bids out of line and mills closing At
+he two Northwestern points there we're Ss4 cars
against 324 last year; at primary points oI''"o
bush. against 7190e0 bush last year The west eN-
cspting Kansas. showed general but light SHOWS
The Price Current said the crop had been I'M
o,-el m moisture There was no demand for spring
r-beat: there was milling demand for red winter
but in small lots. The speculative trade was Win
,,,- feature It was scalping day and Withn
small limits The sentiment Is rather equally divd-
ed the crowd expecting some weakness, with du4I-
ness through the holidays. but not looking lot I'M
portant declines.
y-orn closed &c under Wednesday. and the entire
range was within sc. The early frmness was on
small receipts; the professional mood was bearish
Nav opened 1t 6sdsc, sold between 6'1sc ana oo7*o
and closed at 6sssc: July closed at 66c Ihere were
only 81 cars here and only loo estimated lor 'o
morrow but CARROTS were 14Ql2c lower. Ihe oenaho
was even smaller than the supply Inc sIn7l lioNe
-nen+ is supposed 10 be partly due 10 the intense
cold and lack Of cars The leaders here are rather
bearish Cables to-day were off fraction GEAR
ances were IS 600 bushels. Shipping sales were snall
not over 25o90 bushels NeW-Engiano oios afe
somewhat out Of line.
There was about such day in oats as in wheat
and corn. steadiness for awhile on the small cars;
an easy tone at the close professional selling.
The range was within @sc: the close &c TO sc under
"Wednesday with the July and September the
weaker There were only S. cars; the estimate for
tomorrow, 50 cars. Samples were steady The
Nav closed at 44a4c. July at SS9s sellers and the
September at s27sc. Shipping sales we're $1,000 BUSH
els: clearances about 1900 bushels. The intense
cold has affected receipts OF oats well as every
thing else
Flaxseed was 1c TO &c lower the cash 81 81 to 81 55
the December s. 81 and the May 81 80. There were
only % cars Of seed three points against g. last
year
Provisions were easy-pork off zoe, lard off 7isc
and ribs off 10c There 1900 hogs here instead
Of the 1900 expected. The quality was improved
There was selling Of product by packers
Outsiders were moderate sellers Of pork. 1t was
q small market with a rather weak undertone.
There were 115fl0 hogs West. against 1900 last
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Richard Harnett & Co: 76 and IS Thomps sor-st st
s73 # Of Springst. story ten hs each 2oNSs
partition sale: William \ Queripel Henry Querpe
ct al; Jacob Van WICK atty: Daniel Patterson Tet
mort $4,000. Charles Decker for $4,000.
By. William Ryan: 542 W ll4th-st, $. 24l.9 II e
Broadway Is 9x100 II: bk dwg h foreclosure
sale: Wilson Carrie $ Kennedy ct al;
Grosvenor Hubbard. atty; \ Parkes Nevn, ref: due
iudgt So a5T: $3.50 30, S54S 81; 40
journed to January :; 81 and % 42d st. s. 81 II
9Th 42X1o0.5; Ieasehod; two story business
bldgs TO J F iolnsworth for s1oo also 100 l2th-st
n II OF ith-aVe 2JXlGS.3; leasehold;
story Blk dwg h; sale: William Hamilton
deceased: 70 Morris Franklin $1,000.
By . Ingraham & Co: IeXing.on-ave and 9lst-st.
n 17.4x7o; story fiat h. with stores foreclosure
sale Smelie SchIoss Ludwig Fronia ct al; Albert
Sire Emil Goldmark ref: due on tudgt. 80 46o
S214: etc. $3S 20 prior mort S2ool VII
drawn. Lexington -ave and 60th-st 1005X22 g.
bk H. with stores; foreclosure sale: Charles
4 Stein agt Henry B Stein al, Albert I Sire, atty
Morrel Banks ref: udgt. Si@22 AZ: costs slsI
taxes. 1880 prior mort $4,000; adjourned 10 Janu
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sad-st. No 24o West. 2ox77 ,sx2ox7s;1o: Caroline
BanR Rnman to the @ Ef7! B Estate Com
same property: sr Elizaeeth Bo'siem. widow. to
5,h-ape alpt,e uf % IT Of ls3ds 241l.ae Morris
May to Jennie May; mortgage. $50 900; R $ 73c.
same to same; mortgage. $4,000: z 5. 75c;:a:
bssss Baird 80 S4sn aSS fea6e4 ref SIC
e4th-st n 5. 3o5 # " Of columbus II, exloo5;
wsss Ho g. to Max SeI1 ESs
widow. 20 Clarence L Boardman' mortgage
sts-aTe No 70 SEQ 5. 4es # OF ssth-st 22xs5:
virginia Gourd to Charles F Walters; r
22d-st. 20 No Is West 20 2xss. ex2e ioxsS.s; Ben
tamin Stern to Isaac Stern ct al; mortgage
aasost soeo0g :. 25s It of 5,n-ays 27zasa Isaac
soSsP sse.p K 10 sae ne wes % Ella Sanger to
Annie A Peet: r S. 81. :...........:.:oo.
and cannon-st $, IS II Of Delancey-st; 25x
100: John Katzman 70 solomon FRANKIE and an
s. other fis f Of Central Park West 1s,6x
i0o q Hugh ONer TO Patrick McMoran'
,ossfst s >S 70 iss west 26xloi ss2exlo. 10 Estea
West ana another. executors la to James WetOn'
o5,sast 81 CgSi corner i ioadst 100 i175 George
pey EI1 osS ana Aeotssss &c sss fS 'aeoo Hoosan ,9
roosayssis sis 500 Z isotnst & S' i2s Of
ave 25xlo mortgase asx,d6 siSYo ro62tsags iSas s1
100 # se.- Of s5oGtar s6a2, Siy i # of Washingo
ave and a57 Of ls4ths. @ l6i ss,Si S
WiSs5n i6sx * 16i to Weber Court x ,oa
y 4 ~ n Weiher Court " l61x * IuS
- Washington-ave 1875; mortsase
s3s 600: George Van slyck, referee TO Bradley .
osave No Io5 " s. 24xloo; Carl Schulz to Marie
schulz; one-half part; s. $ so ,,. 80
Mary Il sharpsteen; mortgage s25 coo; I.-.a "
soS ct Nos 33s and 33o West, 40x1Oo.5: Jared y"
'' p.ii "a Samuel Greenstein; s. So IS. .:..-t
r,ait.rst No a. and No 400 Church-st; JACOB
sockman to- George Daily and another an
nls2ez:s. lisps So aa, Is iozaezls azaa
-a,,b nart: Beaver-st. No AZ, n s. 16xss ll1lo'A
ss4 August Berry to Harry M austin mort
csea s. 600: s, 81
usS;sonsye 81 II OF 74th-st. l6eafo.
Sanford Steele, executor. to Felix PfeiHer'
rrA-seventh part; s. 15 cents -
x,bsvs " s Sl.9 II n of S4th-st, 5oxlU. Jonh
n Raker TO New-York Realty Corporatloh r .
vsd,son-ave s. 81 VT OF 74tll-st 10 Sie'
Samuel Cohen ct al to Felix Pfe;ner' II . IN
s13 > Observation-Disclosures ''''''' ''''''
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter F Meyer 6 Co: A and 71st-st. W
% 4xTj . story H. with stores foreclosure
sale: W Horrmann exrs etc ct al agt Ida hafka ct al
Guggenheimer, VI & NJ, attys: W II Law, ref due on
tutgt. .7T5 costs. 1887 50. taxes. etc. $3.50
BY William NJ Ryan Keppler- s. so IT OF
Kemble-st Woodawn Heights iox10o: story dHs n
foreclosure sale; Carrie W Cole aGt G Smith et al P
Ecereon atty Patterson. ref due judgt. S2054 4
costs SLIT 80: taxes. S263 5s.
By S De WaltearsS: 1S w 9th-st. s 8. 2S0.7 # Of
5th-ave, 25x39,l1 story dwg h foreclosure sale;
North River Savings Bank G. Anderson ct al; H dc
Peyster. atty Hdreh. ref; due on judgt s1s57s Is
costs s5T4 so; taxes. etc. SI91 so
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
FURNISHED 6ouscs 90 Eet-Gonntrn.

NOR RENT.-Two elegant Ponce de Leon Cottages at
r {, Augustine Florida. Completely furnished Apply
70 T d INGRAHAM General agent. st. Augustine. Fla.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
ANTIQUE JEwELRY.

THE FLEUR DE LYS. 2S West S3d-st.; op-
inexpensive Antiques. Bargains IN Ola-
mond Jewelry.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
PURE CANDIES
TYPOGRAPHY.

ARTISTIC wood burning: instructions: out
fits; wooden articles in blank ROSE
DECORATIONS CO. 159 West 25d-st
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

iIsth-st. n e. s1o Il Of 2d-ave, 25x1Oo.11: Henry
Gundech and another to James z Crane mort -.
gage S21, 600; r s. So leo
NEW BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Cornmonwealth-ave No 3oT, for one story brick
stable, 17xl34; H P Clarence, premises, owner
B " Berger, No 121 Bible House. architect. <oO
Houston-st No sol East, for seven story brick
factory, 1e.9x70: H W Schesinger No 12I Can
Row Architects a-eo * ........ 1900
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
WATCHES FACTORY TO POCKET.

a Factory to Pocket
* lax. filled watches. Am.
Works. Adv by Dept, stores at
II " S. 30. Factory price s.. -.
NH0 lax. 20 year guarantee Am
~ watches. Adv. BY Dept. stores
at $500: Factory price S6-i@-
AK. Solid Gold very thin Waltham
watches worth $500: Factory price $19.I5.
". f. DOLL MFG. co.
175 Broadway. upstairs C1staoIshe1l
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
rHE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK. 1e1

t,roadv,av New York December 18th, 1901. The an
nua election Of this Bank VIII De he.o al
the Ranking House Tuesday. January l7tn is-' DC
tween The hours of II VI. and ? NJ --- ,...
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
HELP WANTED

HELP WANEED-
Male.
ATTENTTON.-Meu. SIS to 81 to principal
European ports. London. Liverpool. Glas-
gov Hull Antwerp, etc. also free trans
portation procured Shipping Offices, D
Clinton-st and IS West-st-
MEN TO England. Germany: easy work; also
free transportation: return passage HIRE
NJ MASTER 95 1st-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
N.TIoN.I, BROADWAY BANK.
rD.a TAIA-TTnI-NI

New York December IS. 1901.
THF BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
5soIsrAd sernl-annual dividend Of per cent pay
sbe on the "a DAY January 1902 The transfer oooh
l.O1. at CLOCK p n anu
reopened January =. 1902 at 10 o'clock a m; c,,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
fiuaurlal Glertions.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
No Broadway - oo,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of
l. ,hs American Coal Company OF Alegany County
,rarrIe,5 viii be held at the companys office IN the
iIr ~ SeW-York on Thursday the 26th day OF Decel-
- 5aoi hetwecn the hours OF IL and o'clock p NJ
GER '''i' GEO NJ BOWLBY, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

BOOKS, libraries. small or large: we call
at your residence. IN or out Of town. free.
6 G. RAINS Co. booksellers. $50 5tH-ave-.
cor 36th-st.. New-YorE.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
Dipiocno NoIirfs,

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
Co.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER.
Chicago. Illinois, December 10th. 1901
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of S1.25 per
u share vii paid February 1st, to the share
holders Conpanys stock registered as such on
closing The transfer books VIII
rjGse At oScIock P n on the 9th day December.
1901 and reopen o'clock A VI. the 9th day OF
lamar 1902 HAYNE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
FRENCH HAIRCUTTER.

POfTJOI,. French hair cutter, the best IN
the city. 1,Ii1 Broadway, between -oth
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co.,

No ie0 Broadway. New York December 18th. 1901
T 4 MEETING held this day it was
- RESOLVED That a quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
TE4REE-QT- ARTERS PER CENT n%gl upon the Pre-
Of declared payable January
% 1902 70 stockholders record at the close OF business
IN December 2st that the transfer books fr me
referred stock be December 2lst 1901 at n
and opened on January 3D. 1oz' al Io'oO
- clock 4. N.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
AMALGAMaTED COPPER CoMPANr;o ;oo
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO and ST LOUIS
RG- co.
AECnNn MORTGAGE BONDS of the CIN-

- f-TNelATI & SPRINGFIELD RAILWAY COMP<AHnl J
maturing January 1902, viii be paid on ana are
TzrUar ID A. the Office of Messrs. J. p Morgan q Co
3 Wall St. New York - - coy -rrsas,rA-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

TWO sEALsKIN SACKS. sizes ss and =.
new: prices very reasonapIe- M
rERNsTEIN. 2Tl West 125.h-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20

New York. December IL 1901
7sD CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND.
THE H-Aara of Directors have declared a semi
annual dividend -Four Cp Per Cent. payable
January p 1902 70 stockholders OF record on Decennnel
21 1901. n,
Transfer books close December 2l 1901 at l2'oo NJ
snd reonen Jsnuary 2 1902. at l0:0p A. N
P p. ? WERNER Cashier
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
WATCHES ON INsTALNENTS.

WEEKI.Y PAYMENTS.-Fine diamonds
watches. WATCH SUPPLY CO.
Maiden Lane. Room 81. All goods guar
anteed.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

sT. BARTH0l l1MEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
zIJ East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
GUNS ARE EXPECTED TO
REV0LUIIOEIzE ORDNANCE

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-A special TO
the Sun from Philadelphia says.
General Joseph Wheeler said today
that Philadelphia is about TO have the
largest ordnance factory in the coun-
try. 10 be run in connection With
Cramps ship yard. and that a reEo-
luton in the weapons used By the
Army and Navy was impending. The
company came here at the request OF
the Cramps Il controls an inven-
ton known as the MacLezn rife, By
which the waste gas generated by the
discharge Of rife or big gun is made
TO neutralize all the reeoil and IN ad-
dItion TO eject the old shell and load
and FIRE anew. The shOtguns. rifles
and one, two and three-inch guns
have a speed Of twenty-five shots each
minute. and penetrating power seeat
er than any other gun known Gen.
eral Wheeler win make his perma
neut residence in this city.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
LAW BEING ENFORCED.
Strict Exclusion Of Chinese at the
Port Of Manila.

Strict Exclusion Of Chinese at the
Port Of Manila.
From the Manila American.
-Four Chinos are aboard the Oron-
say who were rejected by the immi-
grafton authorities at New York
They viii go back TO Hongkong. II
the OFonsay does not clear for there,
their transportation will be arranged
for on some other steamer.
The ayidity OF the Chinese TO land
on American soil under false pre-
lenses is something remarkable. The
Diamante's lot was finished yester-
day. and about thirty were rejected.
Some Of them engaged lawyers to
intercede for them This. the Gus
tom house people say. avails them
nothing save in as far as the lawyer
can present their case better than
they can do il themselves. No legal
technically can be used as lecer;
there is only one plea. and that is
previous residence.
II Ho Hike had his way. he would
have mad everybody in the custom
house so rich that they could have
gone out OF business by the end of
the year He offered one man the
equivalent Of $4,000 a month to let
him of after he was discovered. and
made the house a standing offer Of
200 pesos for every ship that came
in from China. regardless of whether
it brought Chinese passengers or not.
provided everybody connected with
the service would keep their eyes
and mouths closed as to his doings.
He undoubtedly considers Americans
very poor business men.
Numerous Chinese are registered
at the custom house preparatory to
going back TO China on a visit.
About thirty left their photographs
yesterday afternoon at the Immigra-
ton Division.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
ROOSEVELT FLEORs GREATER
PROTECTION FOR INVESTORS
wants 70 Know Real Value Of seegri-
ties-Reeomnendztions on Sub
jse, way Be Made to Congress

NEW YORK. Nov. IA special TO
the Herald from Washington says In
bis forthcoming message 10 Congress
President Roosevelt viii take strong
grounds In favor OF legislation TO com
RI trusts and vast industrial comb
nations 70 change their attitude TO
ward the public. Roosevelt desires
safeguard the interests OF investors
bv requiring great companies Ike the
United States Steel Corporation
which do interstate business. TO MAKE
known facts as 10 the intrinsic value
Of their securities
he NAV also advise Congress 10
mass laws that will protect employees
IN their right 70 organize. and he Is
expected 10 favor an amendment 70
the Sherman antitrust Law that viii
enable the Department OF Justice 10
get evidence OF the existence OF mo-
nopoly without employing detective
methods. The chapter Of his mes
sage dealing with this subject has al
ready been written. II has been read
10 several persons outside the Caoi-
net. some OF the men who have list
ened 10 the chapter are themselves
deeply concerned in trusts Most OF
them have expressed dissatisfaction
with the message.
But the President will not be dis
suaded His views are OF long grow
and settled conviction He believes
something should BE- done as between
the great corpoI atoms and the work
inrmen and he is positive that some
thing can be done for the investor
when stocks OF so-called industrials
are put on the market Publicity is
10 be the watchword OF President
Roosevelt on this important question
He will recommend that Congress
pass a law that VIII guarantee the
public against fraud and enable in
vestors 70 know exactly what they are
buying when they purchase industrial
stocks
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
yHTER4slAND STEAM HAvleA-
TON CO. Ito.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

on and after December iss, 1901. the
following changes IN passenger fares VII
70 into sEecs. viz:
Cabin rates between Hoaolnla and
EIseEe. Maxwell. wainea- Kapaa, Asa
hola. KiIaaea and Haualei. On The Island
Of Kauai win Be Increased from $500 to
ST.oo
Cabin rates between H0nolniu and
KealakekRa and al ports beyond in The
District Of Kona- on the Island OK Hs-
wsiL viii Be increased FROM $1,000 70
SLIGO.
Cabin rates between Hozoluiu and
HOuuapo and Punalaa. on the Island Of
Hawaii. win b Increased frOu $500 70
SI3co.
Deck rates between HoaOluIG and the
Island Of Kauai win be inereased from
sec TO $50.
Deck rates between Honolulu and the
Island OF Maui will be increased from
s.. TO $s.5e.
Deck rates between Houolulr and the
Island Of Hawaii viii be Increased from
SEQ to $500.
All special rates. except TO Clergy
men. viii be abolished on the above
date.
JENA.
Presidene
tr,-,f,,,,, N-o.s-.hs- 4 fosot
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
ELECTION OF oFFIcgRs-WILo-
ERs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

AT the adjourned annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF this Company.
held on this day. the following officers
were elected 10 serve during the en-
suing year:
C. l.. WIGHT. President.
W. NJ. GlFFARD. Vice-President.
5. b. ROSE. Secretary and Treas
urer.
W. PFOTENHAUER. Auditor.
The above officers. with r. %. Ten
ney. e. r. Bishop. and c. c. Beckley,
comprise the Board ~ Directors
S. 8. ROSE. Secretary.
Honolulu. Nov. Goth. 1901.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
NOTICE.
Asssssmens. eaeIhe MIn e.. La.

The first assessment OF e5 per cent
on the assessable shares of the Pa
cifc Mil Co. Ltd. has been called,
10 De due and payable September l.
1901
The second assessment OF % per
cent on the assessable shares OF the
Pacific Mill Co. Ltd. has been called.
TO be due and payable October 1. 1891
The third assessment OF % per
cent on the assessable shares OF the
PacIfic Mill Co., Ltd. has been called,
to be due and payable November /.
1901.
The fourth assessment OF % per
cent has been called 10 be due and
payable December l. 1891.
W. II. 6. ARMENIAN.
Treasurer Pacific Mill Co. Ltd
1s9S-3i
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
At Auction

On Saturday. November End. 1901.
commencing at Il O'Clock noon. BIZ or
der Of John ?. Colhurn. Esq, Treasur-
CT OF the orpheun Co. Ltd, win sell
at public auction. at my salesroom.
corner Merchant and Alakea streets.
the following shares Of Delinquent
Stock Of certain shareholders of the
orpheum Co, Ltd:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
NOTICE.

Printing will begin on the Honolulu
department OF Husted's Hawaiian
Directory on Friday The publisher
requests that all changes either OF
business or residence that have taken
place since the canvass began tabOut
Oct. - be sent TO his Office. Room 10,
Arlington Annex. in order that the
book NAV be as complete and correct
as possible
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
coNsumPTvEs, COACHES.
Western Passenger Association Re-
fsrs Question to Pullman CO.

lots GNEhAi0tN FAAAiitoh
CHICAGO. Nov THE lines in
the Western Passenger Association
have refused to deal with the question
OF providing separate coaches or
sleepers. or separate apartments In
sleepers for consumptives. The mat
ter was considered TODAY at the regu
lar monthly meeting Of the associa
ton and was passed on 10 the Pull
man Company. The question was
placed upon the docket at the urgent
request OF the Travellers Protective
Association. which complained that
the health and life OF its many thou
sands Of members were daily being
placed in Jeopardy through mingling
on sleepers and coaches with con
sumptlyes. The same question is
docketed for the coming meeting OF
the Transcontinental Passenger Asso
citation and It is likely that the lead
OF the Western Passenger Association
win be followed.
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OFFICES FOX RENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
offices for rent in the MCINTYRE
BUILDING, now being erected at cor
ner Of Fort and hing streets. this city
Apply to E. F. BISHOP.
At C. Brewer & Co.'S. Queen at
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iNTERIsLANo STEAM NAVlGA.
TON CO., LTD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Shippers are hereby notified that on
and after December list, 1901. new
freight schedule viii go into effect
Information In regard 10 the
changes in rates can be obtained by
calling at the Office OF the company
Queen street, Honolulu.
]. ENA.
President
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A Further Postponement.

I am instructed by John F. Col.
burn, Esq. Treasurer of the Orpheum
Co.'S Ltd, to postpone the above sale
to Saturday, Nov. 16, 1901, at II
o'clock noon.
WILL z. FISHER,
Auctioneer.