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Live Stock Market.

MONDAY. Oct. -.
Receipts OF becvcs for two days were 1881 hear
including Is cars for export alive. i2i Tor SAugh'
crcrs. and rs for the market: making. with the
showed some nrmnesS; medium and common grades
were lust about steady; bulls held M fairly wei
also thin cows; medium and good cows were rated
steady Ia l5c lower. The yards were nearly ClcatCl
Common TO NcrN choice native steers sold -
S3odS1 rs per 100 lbs; ~ extra prime Hercfor'7
al 500 fat stays anu oxen at IS 2ud Is 30. bulls -
.? so: cows and heiferS At sl50ds5 -
native sides, with little fancy beef selling al r. r
Texan beef selling at Glid7i,C. Gables quutr'
i've cattle higher at ill-nlic, per n. trc>>,'
weight sheen steady, Exports to day uuur
TO morrow $50 bccNeS, ~ sheep, and 80 quar-.
tiers OF beef
Receipts OF calves for two days were 2elo hssr
Including i3i for butchers and 2.,76 for the marhe'
strong. The pens were cleared. Poor 10 cho'c"
veaS sold 80 SGs9 pcT 100 lbs little calves 81 a.
$3.50: vraSsers at 81 ?5@ 80 rs Western calycS ~
s375IA7O: yearlngS at - 5OGS3 IS Ciiy dressed
vcaS firm AZ ioa &c. Der III.
Receipts OF sheen and lambs for two DAYS w.r.
20 7o8 head including GERS for export alive 9i',
for slsuRhterers, and 8s for the market making
weak to ioc. lower: lambs on liberal supplies Z
on i5a25c but there was good volume OF hls'
ness transacted. \ few cars would be held owe
Inferior TO choice sheep sold AZ s2at3 rs vcr lrs
lbs. few selected do, al - o.: medium to Clo'e
lambs at 40; nearly > carloads al q ~.
cullS at $500 ~, rs; Canadian lambs at A7SdS -
pressed mutton slow al S'.d7c. per ID, dressed
Receipts OF hogs for two days were If s?c hcs'
Including 200 head for the market. Prices wee
rs TO 4Sc. lower. Pcnrsy lvanla and STATE hus'
sold al b.JO@ $3.50 per 100 lbs: q few head at g
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but the tone in ,he main va: ann owing TO RAJ,
caronas and support OF January by the Wall Stree
bull CLIQUE Moreover. fros, Was predicted TO-
the remainder Of the belt. and the exports Vsr.
liberal, reaching some moo bales. or only Np.a
was Yer, uWc speculation end many Of he 's pr"s,
crop reports arc In the main Of favorable nat''.
,cn, ,Ss indeed hai the on,n,3 h 1sNc pre-,
bales or more day. As regards the u. cuat ,.
the January deal : considered TO be an ob,,ar 90
tors Is a waiting one. II /, largely profession e.
,narsei; and the average operator y huylns "r
Inc dccli-:> and selling on moderate rallies prnd'nr
further developments. Zachary In. We opera"
Me largest glnnery In the state have capao'.
OF 10 bales per day. and no,v outstanding favora e.
weather for picking, we are only running t2o da I,
IN a week, when last year NC ran full TIM to "a.
latter end OF January The fields ~ role ~
Just about cleaned out SOME have turned >jo-,
,n,, As Tor ,hr i'p crop We Worn nane eaisn
give the above facts a. Ne know. they exits
Columbia. La y have jg,t returned from tour ~
them In the worst nk for some years. tycts farmer
talked with said his crop wss short from - ~ ~
earlier than last season. We are short in rourI
numbers 40 bales In receipt. Planters ovcr'wo
o Ss f don p'sns no sGoS N ms
report from my researches. have got about s"I
acres &C, Of cotton SOM Of !, WI MAKE Sof h'-
you will see how hard II Is to get az nov some ~
my customers claimed at the beginning Of m
son that they would make a hllf bale now tho. ~
out that they will not make hale 10 Sacrc' Waco
TeH.-"I Will say that the report from Waco ra'rc
IN" cotton crop 20 to N per cent above ls,' .-SA
mistake. | have been In IN" riu buNu'., 'pf N
years around Waco in McIcnnrn count and A.,
sure the crop III he from 81 To ~ perc sss 'hsr
last year in This COUNTY" : New Yori, hons" s,H
Liverpool adviceS are about what wcrc rNpsc'et
being practically UNCHANGED from Saturdaf r'a
weather continues favorable for the crop sud tho
move Tcnt continues Hight. two factors which so
OHsetting each other. The trade are awaiting
some change In either o. these conditions shsrn
frost would bring about revival OF the hH '0ecu
lation and largcr receipts would check any upward
movement. II Is expected that deliver will be ts
manded on January contracts. and that "urth u
maintained at a premium which VIII grH'gi'r a.
tract cotton here. At the moment the '",Gn q
quiet looking to the permanent factor wtI-. n'U
influence ontrol ofthc market. Crop advice, show
a continued Improvement. and we ere tauIli' An.
preaching the frSt OF November without fip,'
COFFEE Rio on the SPOT was steady 40 -
for No T. Sales. 1000 bags santos No. ! a' Z
I 500 bags Naracaibo. Futures decllu'd ro'.'v
closing quiet with sales Of 20. $50 bags Ha,rc and
Hamburg were UNCHANGED TO } higher AurH'
can warehouse deliveries last week. 90 6,N h7rv
against ii2.si sin the previous week and 4SN6n
last year. Rio advanced rs refs, receipts ; ~
bags stock. 6s3 $50 exchange, II lsd an dd amos
Of sd santos was unchanged recri1tN. 81 m
bags stock. i62a. oco. Prices here a. follows
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Coffee was quiet AZ 4 slight decline due Ia nqllfa.
tion, foreign selling. some sclliny hy importers
and the dullneSs OF the speculation. The cables
somewhat frmcr. hut there more dis
position to sell than 10 buy.
METALS In London. tin Is I'll. higher A.
clio IFS 6d for spot and els i2S al. Cor iu'u'cE
The market here was quiet Copper was unchanged
In london al E52 IS. I'd. for spot and C52 i3s ~
for futures. The market here was a shade higher
Lead was unchanged In both markets with london
Al $40 l5S. Spelicr was also unchanged IN both
markets With the foreign closing sla IS Prices
here a. follows: Gopher. standard. spot 90 No.
vcmber ilc Lake II -50 iig'c 'clcrtro'yfc u G"i3
rii7rc castings II 62ie II 7,c.' IN. ?GS0a26 10
tin plates - at mill bad ;.l9i.c., spoltcr SOC
iron No. | Northern, So -; pig Iron warran's
nominal steel rails at MIL So.
NAVAL STORES. Spirits Of turpeninc 5id5i'.
Common To good strained ruSln, $40 to 81 rs.
Provisions Lard was quiet: South American.
Sl2: Brazil kegs ti3a5. refined Continent s'lS
Western prime, sli.jn. Pork was Qul.t with ne>s
at SIS .5Oas1s.7S. Tallow. zo6aic. Dressed 9
7isdi0c. Brtcr-Ctcamery, extras, ?5c., nrI,.
23d ?iiic.: state. dairy, tubs. fancy. 23'3m -
Chersc-State, q c.. small. colorcd. fancy. 1885,
i?',c.; white, l2'sTi?itc.: large colOred. l2c
white. l2c. Fggs--Statc and PENNSYLVANIA. 81.
Western, ?s'e 24c. Chicago oct. q. Provision
and severe decline at the yards. There was hcaVy
selling by some prominent packer that sold pork
and ribs Friday and Saturday. but somehow Offer
ings quietly picked up and. under l!bera,
and aggressive buying by brokers representing
the opposition advanced rapidly and closed strong
with near lard highest for weeks"
SroAR. Raw was frm at Sasc bid for 90 tes'
md ler. bid for 70 test. ReAncd was STEADY
graduated. I.Rc.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

AITlNIIuN Is CALLED 20 THE AbNER-
llNEMENr IN THE CITY RECORD OF October "a
10 NoNcnb"r :. 1872 ~ the confirmation by the
supreme Court and thc entering In the bureau FOR
me collection OF Assessments and Arrears. of
assessment for OPENING AND ACQUIRING
IlrLt g IN" following named avenue. In the
IOROl Gil on THE BRONN
!iIll WAl,p. SECTION H. MONROE AVENUE
OPENING, rom Clarewog' Park to the Grand
boulevard and ConCour>c. Confirmed July 10 1907
entered October ~ ia01.
EDWARD ". CIRCUIT Comptroller
CfN % N'r''' Nu-k N~'pN,' f9 'nU>
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~. Louis Terminal Presidents Con,o,,cd

President Ramsey of the Wabash rail.
road, who is also chairman Of the Western
railroad presidents conference committee.
has called "A meeting of railroad presidents
for Oct, 20 in New York to act ON Tho settle.
mont of the Rock island Virgins Fcrry
controversy Other matters to be- con-
s,dered are the detail, Of the admission of
Rock Island into the Terminal dssociat ion.
The operation Of tine two water lines recently
acquired, and tho railway terminal arrange
mcnts for the St Louis Exposition.
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Mo. y. Men In Denver and Rio Grnndc

First Vice-President Charles G. Warner and
Second ce-Presiden' Russell Harding -
the Missouri Pacific railroad have been elo'-
ted directors Of the Denver and Rio Grand
Railway. control of which was purcha-,
by George j. Gould nearly two yeats ago
At the annual meeting of the stockholder-
Of this company held in Denver last wenk
the Gould interest voted more than NJ por
cent of the stock. George J Gould AMI
+. II. Hartman are both members OF ur-
board but six Of the nine directors are o't
and out Gould mon.
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st. Paul Friendly With Northern pscirr

The attention Of 4. &. Bird, third VIC
president of the Chicago, Milwaukee, arI
ST, Paul Railroad was called to tho Westa-''
stories Of a prospective bitter fight bctwo.,r
the st Paul and the Northern Pacij,-
Great Northern interests for freight tIa '
in the Northwest. Mr. Bird said:
The relations Of the St Paul company -
the Great Northern andthe Northern Pacirr
will remain friendly and will not he into.
fered with in any respect hv tho rrr.,.
contest with the Union Pacific sv-tr,u
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
buffalo. Rochester 4 Pittsburgh Railwa,


The anuu. meeting ofthc Stockholders OF this
COMPANY 'pr the election Of thirteen Directors
ana three Inspectors % Election. and for the trans
action OF such other business a. may pertain to
the AFFAIRS OF this COMPANY, viii hc held At the
tompauy'> once, No. 10 Wall street. New YORK
Guy, at > = VI. on MONDAY November II, l0O?
The transfer books viii be closed from 3 p. ".
November /, next.
= IL HOO ART, Secretary
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ALlIs.,HAIMERs CoMrA>,.

NV NOTk. UCl0N-f I'd, lbll
The Board Of Directors of TIL, conn any have
this day declared the regular quarterly dividend Of
one and three quarters uhi 20 per cent on the Pre-
ferred stock Of this company, payable November
Isl, 1902. The Preferred stock Transfer Books
will he closed saturday. october 35th. 1892. at
~ clock noon. and viii hc reopened Oh Monday
November Sd, 1902. a 10 o'clock s. II
Dividend checks VIII be- mailed to stockholders of
record at time OF closing NJ books
". !. CHALMERS. Treasurer
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TNiNCItL NOTES.

lh' 'oluMhus and hooking Coll and Iron
cont ravdhl" De, | ~
me quarterly dividend of =. p,r Ton,
Mlu Dc pad on low". Mater'own aud Ogdcr :
hnrs bE Ne" York Central Nov H.
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New York stock ExcnanSe Saies. OFT. ~.
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS

Bud Asked BIZ Asked.
U S,sr s Is, T.
isO..,l 10 llo,5 ls?S....i 3U5 1879.
U cs.c U Is, c,
is3o.., 10 llOh 1928 ..,.l37ii 1881
U s S. r, IS. r.
iacs'is.loS loS'. i9A-.. loak loot
L 5 IS. c. 6s.c.
isos.is.l OSN lo9I3 1904 ..ioo,, 1904
U Is, r. CS3.e5,r.
isi',..lll H.. ls?tDC 24i5
U Is. C.
iU'...lll llli.l
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IHE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The curb market to-day continued in the
during the past week. While here and there
n little activity Wa shown. AZ no time was
ton. The active ,hares, a. rule on mod.
crate dealings ended he day with losses from
J, to p. per cent. although here and there in
the inactive list strength was shown. Ha i.
vana Tobacco common showed decided
strength III the earlier part of the session,
opening up u, per cent on purchases by in
-iderS, but before the close lost nearly half of
the advance. Greene Consolidated was an
other strong feature, while sales were only
recorded NJ TO 2? AZ the clos, the price was
bid NJ .. further without salc- to 23t. stand
ard Oh continued to advance, s'oring n further
gain OF points to $50. Hall Signal lost 3 per
cent from the lat previous sale, selling at i25
Mort hern Securities declined u. while the
Rock Island issues declined about the same
United states Realty common lost }, and the
preferred per cent.
The TT nsaciions in the mark to day were
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N BTONdWay, Nov NOfk. % .3Td, ltll
\ dividend Of G % i this day declared By the
Directors TO Stockholders of record Nov 5ih. 1902
payable Nov, 18th. 1902.
Transfer boOnS close Nov. : DroX.. and reopen
Nov. l7th, b, !, FROST Secretary
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The CHICAGO a ALTON RAILROAD 60.
Sinking fund U Per Cent. Lnnds.

Coupons 40. 80. due NOV ], 1902. from the above
mentioned bonds, will Ice paid at maturity upon
presentation At tho once ~ IN, Treasurer Of the
Cnrago Alton Railway co. NJ. l.u broadway,
New YORK, y !.
rRE lIRIC \ \ ILESRA- rtrn.u-rr
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:, persons With money. ana brains to sNs'
~ wisely. Therefore, II you've auytI .f D..
70 sell that's worth buy ing. advertise II N
T1B SUM.-Ads.
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Whea, declined early In III" day, Influenced by
larger worlds shipments, expectations Of an In
crease In the visible. generally lower cables weak.
ness at 81 Louis, southwestern selling large re
OF any aggressive support, Nut later on a good
demand developed especially al Chicago, where
there was brisk buying OF December, and prices
advanced. The offerings were lighter, and shorts
and san Francisco reported a strong and active
market aud ~ did tho Northwest, where there
was continued rood cash demand. The worlds
shipments were la,l58l27 bush. against 10 25s ass
increased ?,?6, 900 bush. Paris advanced 10 10
50 ccn'imcS and Berlin "A mark. but Ilycrpool
declined nd, London = To Nd. budapest 8 kr
and Antwerp st Toe senboard clsaranccs were
600 bush. OF wheat. Kansas City and 81 Louis
received 100000 bush. agans, 2isOOO last wear
Corn declined carly on favorable weather, larger
receipts at Chicago than expected and selling
and a good cash demand at the West. The visible
Increased 2S7 600 bush. The worlds SHIPMENTS
were lslI5oo bush. against ?.ies,6Oo last week
and 22ia2 last year The amount on passage
To general commission house selling and an Alb
sence OF support The visible Increased 0OOo
bush
FLorR.-Ouict and steady Sales nno bb,..
ports 800 bblS and sos? sacks, Winter in btls
Supernne s?.60as2 20: No. 2 extra )? ,Sa S2 NJ.
clears. SGS25. straights,' s3.35GsS IS patents
SS,sS 10 q, S l IN ns,. ccsrs saoe sas
donr. ts,ioas3.S5, WV
CorIoN Spot cotton here was UNCHANGED
Sales y bales fer spinning and LOO delivered on
last year New Orleans and tulf Va,c. against
Ia. southern spot markets were generally
steady. Liverpool was unchanged on ihc $40,
TO point lower Manchester was STEADY The
movement to uay was as follows
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FINANCIAL.
SEPTEMBER 18Th. 1907.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS



YOU AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED that The Den
r'son water supply Company will exercise the
option reserved to II to redeem the entire issue OF
It's nrSt mortgage bonds tbeiug an issue of $3.50
81 bonds. dated July 2 isss' by paying the same
principal and accrued interest on January >. 1873
At the ONO. IN GreenSburg, Pa, OF the SAFE DE.
post and Trust Company ~ Grrenshurg. Pa. Suh
sutuied Trustee under the mortgage securing
said bonds.
Holders OF the Aforesaid bonds will. he
FORE January . 1902, present same for payment
as aforesaid at the once OF the Trustee above re
ferrod TO. Interest viii cease said bonds after
January I. lr9
he presented and Will he paid az the Offices Of Robert
y. Glendcnn'nE q Co. No. fyl Chestnut Street.
Phiadelp! a: Scaboatd National Rank IL Broad
way, New York aud the Merchants and Mechanics
BANK, DenniSon, Onto.
TIE DENyISON WATER SUPPLY COMPANY.
Ry order OF the board Of Directors,
THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRt ST COMPANY OF
GREENSB' re-. PA
TRUSTEE.
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COMMERCIAL.
wheat Advances on Further Good Buying
Corn and Oats Easy--COttOn Irregular
With Narrow Changes-Frost Predicted
Coffee Faster >isiOns Firmer.

MONDAY. Oct. GEAIN Wheat - Spot
was steady Sales. $4,000 bush, mainly for
export here and III the outports. No red
in elevator. &C. under December: No. / North
ern Duluth, - r.. over December: No. | North
ern New York. 30. over Northwestern re-
Ceipts were l,2i? cars against l.2i3 last week
and p93 last year. ChiCago 1873 against i57
last week and 1870 year ago. Futures closed
sc 10 &c. higher, Sales, Loo, 0OD bush. Prices
a. follows.
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Oats were steady. Sales 80 900 bush. No. 3white
Sec: No :mISed, sa,sc Futures closed UNCLAIMED
52'ac c. t. T., Buffalo. Car lots Jersey and state
Sic, TO sc. nominal track Corn was Nrrn, Sales
10000 bush. mainly for export here and Al the
outpor;s. No. mixed In elevator, 8el.c; No 2
white. 69it &C.; No. yellow, oei,c, Futures closed
unchanged. Sales. rs. 900 bush. Prices as follows
oDer nh Lou COS. prrr
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DifLI TREASIRI STATEMENT.

WAsHfSoroN, oct ?7.-Recepts and Ipr ndIturcs
OF the Treasury TO day were.
his GGi. THIS month. Fiscal yer-
RrCept> s?3Sl.s SIS So .gs2 500 1S0 ~
Expenditures i,'.0OOJ s0.tjO.0uO 1879 $40
surplus ........ s6l ,S4s G.t3s s92 si?.8is sol
National bank notes received to day for redcinp-
ton Sl1s9o. Government receipts from Internal
revenue, tt57I0s. Customs, s759jlG; mi,cCl.
hncous. N65,2?L
The cash statement of the tinted states Treas.
urrr for Oct - shows
REsERvE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 Onp Oso
TRUST FUND.
licldaganSt notes and certificates issued $3.50 7 $50
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RAIL ROtD AND OTHER BONDS.

Adams EXP - Iowa Central list n
1000. Ga 1000. s
Amer Hide & Los GrccnBay&West
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTA.
TONS.

Assessment paid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12
WORK Of NEW CLUB
MEETING IN PROGRESS
HALL LAST EVENING
Number of Club Home Sites Discussed
- Best one Seems to
Be Dr.. Herbert'S
Home.

4 meeting fof the young men inter-
ested in the new club was held in Prog
ress hall last evening. Prince Jonah
KalanianaOle presided. There were in
the neighborhoOd of thirty present and
reports from the various committees
appointed at the last meeting were
beard.
The committee on location of club
house reported that investigations had
been carried out with a view to the
club owning its own club house. How.
ever. the committee was not yet ready
to report.
The committee on constitution and
bylaws reported that It could not take
any action until the amount of the
capital stock and purposes Of the or.
| ganization had been asCertained.
There were four club sites reported
One was the Edmund Hart place on
King street opposite the Atherton
home. No price had been obtained
Another was the home of Dr. George
Herbert on Alakea street. near Hotel.
This property is S2X92 feet and con-
tains an area of 1905 square feet. The
price Is $4,000. This included thl
dwelling which the committee stated
could be used for club house with but
few changes. The alterations could
be made for about $500. All but $1,000
of the purchase price might remain on
| mortgage for one year.
Tho thfpI uftn nj 10 a ntnEa
Of land owned by Henry WaterhousG
on Adams lane. which has Leen offered
for $4,000. Mr.. Waterhouse has offer.
ed to help the club and II Is probablt
that should the young men decide to
accept the offer, he would make quite
cut.
I The fourth site Is the residence OF
| Dr.. Alvarez on Emma street. opposite
| the church. The price of this place Is
100000. An offer has also been MAIDS
Of the property known as llelen's
| Court, the price being s2j, 900.
1t was decided by the club to go on
with the work of enrolment. After this
| is done a stock company will DC formed
I and ways and means for the new club
I will he provided. On motion OF Harry
Armitage, II was decided to capitalize
at $35. 900. However this is subject to
change as nothing definite has yet been
decided on with reference to urganiza-
ton.
A committee was appointed on ways
and means. to take entire charge Oi
the project and to report at a suhse'
quent meeting. On this committee tn,
chairman appointed Samuel Parker
chairman; Alec Robertson, J. II. Boyd
Harry Armitage. Prince David, c. II
Dickey and DR.. Herbert.
On the committee ON enrolmen
were appointed William Blaisdell. Car
los Long and Prince Cupid.
The meeting adjourned subject t
the call of the chairman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12
THE ANNE CONCERT.

The following Is the program for the
Anime concert this evening at the
Opera House:
|. Greig-Sonate in +. Op. s. go.
.............. E. Violin and Piano
!. Allegro con brio.
IL. Allegretto quasi Andantino.
Ill. Allegro motto vivace.
Mr.. J. II. ANIME. Mrs. J. w. Yarndley.
,. Mercadante-ll Sogno (The Dream)
Mrs. Annis Montague-Turner.
Piano. Miss Carrie Castle.
Violin Obligato, J. II. ANIME.
3. (a) Ries-Adagio non troppo, from
Suite No. 3. Op. "a.
Oh Hollaender-Tarantelle, Op. 10.
Mr.. J. II. ANIME.
I. Thomas nowest Thou the Dear
Land"
Mrs. Annis Montague-Tu
). Sandberger-Trio Senate. Op. /, for
Violin, Viola and Piano
|. Nit Leidenschaft.
IL. Langsam und ausdrucksvoll.
III, Rasch.
". Rasch und kraeftig.
Violin, Mrs. c. B. Cooper.
Viola, J. II. ANIME.
Piano, Miss Carrie Castle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12
ZIP had TO PAY.

There was rather an interesting case
in Judge Dickey's court yesterday af-
ternoon. J. T.. Fullerton, the collector
had note of $2lO against Lam Zip,
which he could not collect and so at
tempted TO collect through the medium
Of the court.
The note was originally the property
OF f. NJ. Brooks and by him 1t was as,
signed to the plaintirf, 1t seems that
1t was the balance of the $500 fee paid
to the attorney in the ulvOrce case OF
Lam Shee VS., Lam Zip. Judge Dickey
after hearing the evidence, awarded
judgment for the plaintiff. Gill 4 Far.
ley. attorneys for Lam Zip, made II,
defense.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12
EXCITEMENT At PARK
FINE TINE ARRANGED
FOR HONOLULU PEOPLE
Athletic Events in Connection With
Boys Brigade Field Day
Great Records Will
Be Made.

This afternoon at o'clock the great
sporting event of this spring, the Boys
Brigade field day, will take place in
Kapiolani Park. Many reverses have
been met with in the arrangements for
the event. Bad weather interfered to
such an extent that the event had to be
postponed. but the committees i'm
charge stuck manfully to the task they
had begun and carried their plans
through. despite the drawbacks.
AS a reward for their energy, they
will probably witness today such field
day as has seldom been seen here be-
fore. The track Is reported to he in
tered teams, some of them very strong
ones. and there certainly ought to be
an immense crowd of spectators to
witness the sports.
For those who are not much inter
ested in sports. several attractions
have been arranged. Kappclmeister
Berger will be on the spot with the
band to render sweet music and the
effect of Princess Kawananakoa S
browning of the viCtors with lima leis
will uudnuhtodIy he vory nro,tv rho
pripcoss will orrupv mn ospeciaIIv mr.
RANGED and decorated saction or tho
grand stand with bor suito which win
consist Of Miss Alice CampbeII Miss
May Damon Miss Anita Chrystal and
Miss Rosie Cunha.
The officers of tho day will no as fol-
lows:
AtbIatic COMMUNICATIONS, T,,-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12
HARMONY LODGE, NO. 3, /. o. o. F.

Meets every Monday evening at 1850
IN Harmony Hall, King street.
II. McKECHNY, N. G.
L. K. HENDRY, secretary.
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited.