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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-19
HON GEO. c. CABELL Ii


Who VIII Deliver the Eulogy on Our
Dead
carofgl}v selected. and those who Will
make addresses are known TO the public
ar Una State and City.
The members OF the order Will assem-
l'e at Lee Camp Hall this afternoon
I'd 2.9l o'clock and march in a body 10 the
Academy. 1t is requested that all mem
hars attend promp.y. No one will be
admitted o the Academy without ticket,
winch can DC had free Of charge on ap-
pHcauon 10 any member Of the commit
Ii is Intended that the service shall be
one OF respect TO the dead of the order of
she past year. and the audience is re-
rGesiad 10 refrain from any demonstra-
rous of applause.
Tho speakers for the occasion We're Sc
loged after careful consideration. the
choice Of the committee meeting with
The entire appreciation Of the lodges.
soha s. EgEIeston. whose subject is
'Pythjansm. is a young member OF the
Tar Of the city Colonel George c. Cabell,
Jr IS known all over the State as one of
The resident speakers, having been heard
II nearly every city in the State. He, too,
is LAWYER.
There are seven lodges in the city and
orc in Manchester. with a membership
close on 10 twelve hundred. 9 Some of the
most distinguished men in the city are
Members of the order-Judge Beverly T.
Crump, David c. Richardson, Charles T
IoahI 7. L. Courtney, James w. Cor
dsn. Sol. l.. Bloomberg, T. Wiley Davis.
Waiter Christian and a long list of others
7vbo have filed positions of trust and re-
s7onsibiiity-
TIE full program of exercises is as fol-
lows
Pythian Tune America
I'rarsr Rev. ". E. Evans.
Quartette Selection
....-.... Grove-Avenue Baptist Choir.
Soprano Miss DoZa Mitchell.
Sal@ctton. In OLD Judea' Cby GubeD,
Observation-Disclosures. Tlilow's Orchestra.
Address 'I'ythianism. III. S. ESgieston.
Dust ......A Mrs. ]. Rowe and Mr.. Tribett.
Selection, Stephara Cradle Song
-................ Thilow'S Orchestra.
Bass Solo ............... Charles c. Crump.
Eulogy, our Dead &c. c. Cabell Jr.
Selection. "Inlamatus."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Thilow's Orchestra.
Quartatte Selection (by Rossini).
,...........,. Grove-Avenue Baptist Choir.
Prayer and Benediction.
....................Rev ". r. i. Smith.
Selection, Largo" (hy Handel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. orchestra
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PYTH|AN MEMORIAL,
EXERCISES AT THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC THIS AFTERNOON.
GEO. C. ChBELl, IT,, ORATOR.
Grand Chancellor James w Gordon
w1l Preside over the Asse,nbiasc.
Seats Reserved for Governor and
mayor and Their Families.

Tho Academy Of Music will be filled
This afternoon when the Py;h!aa mo
moral services take place. The boxes
hsvr Heen reserved for the Governor and
ais family, The Mayor and his family. and
othus boxes are for distinguished guests.
phr have been specially invited
Tho officers OF ali The lodges in the CITY
vii occupy. seats on the stage, and the
exercises VIII be presided over By Grand
Chancellor James W. Gordon. The pro-
gram which has been arranged b. the
rythian memorial committee, is an ad-
uarabIe one The musical numbers were
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. October 1S.-F'lour was
firm all day; winter patents, s3.55@s3. So;
Minnesota patents. $500 S4.CO.
Rye Flour-steady; fair to good. s3.15
6s2.40
Buckwheat Flour-Dull at s2.4O0s2.5o.
Cornmeal-Firr: yellow western, s136.
Barley-Dull: feeding, Il.
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red, 1874. OPP
tons opened steady, and advanced sharp
~, with corn. On the upturn shorts COW
cred freely, but there was not much buy
ing: Many traders are looking for a re-
action, after recent big advances. but in
a general way sentiment continues bull
ish. Weather was unfavorable to-day,
through the Northwest. The close was
firm at &c. net adv nee. May closed,
.,3s; December closed 7S1h
Co-n-Spot firm: No. q 69,5 Option
market opened easy. The market shot
upwards violently on excited covering,
caso. The market closed firm and half a
cent net higher: May closed 49ls; Octo-
Der closed. SO: November closed. 651a; De-
cenher closed. 5S%.
opened steady. ard advanced, with corn:
December closed. Bis.
Beef-Firm; family, s15ooNs1e.oo: mess
s12.o0NS12.5o; beef hams. 81 0oGs22.00
Cut Mea ts-Firn1: picked bellies. 1870
49,; picked shoulders S1569; picked
hame. IS.
Lard-Firm: western steamed. s11.60; re-
fined firm: continent: s11;75: South Ameri-
car sl2.25; compound. 71kNM.
Pork-Firm: family. $1,000: short clear,
500. 200: mess. s1s5oas19.oo
Butter-FiTr,: extra creamery, 241Ac.;
State dairy. 1SM2215c.
Cheese-New State full cream colored
fancy. 1885: small white. 1921.
Eces-Steadv: State and Pennsylva MIA
average best. 1924.
Tallow-Firln; city, e15; country, 81
al
Rosin-steady: trained common to good,
$3.50.
Turpentine-Firrn at $751; asked.
Rice-Tirm: domestic. fair to extra, AZ
6S2. japan. a7%m4K.
Coffee-Spot Rio oI1iet: No. invoice.
5 7-16: mild dull: Cor1ova. 7SiM1o
Suear-Raw firm: fair refining. centri-
f,ral 96 test SIG: refined. firm: confec-
toners A. 4.5n: mould A. 400: cut loaf,
SIS: crushed. Els: powdered, 40; granu-
lat ed. 465: cubes, 400.
Coffee futures opened steady, with
prices unchanged. and ruled quiet practl-
callv without fluctuation. to the close
v,ilicI, was cuiet. and points net higher
on February. but unchanged on other
months Total sales reached 1a.3N pa
Potatoes-F'irm: JERSEYS. Sl3ouSI.'a
State and western. per $50 pounds. Sl.b2
asia. Long Island. s1.75Gs1Sl; South Jer-
sew sweets s2.OO6s2.50.
Peanuts-Ouiet: fancy handplcked, 5A
M1a: other domestic 3iaG5$A.
aees-Easy; Long Island, per loo'
81 FoGs2oo
Cotton, by steam to Liverpool, II.
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force. with the tone barely STEADY. Pri-
vate kilograms from the central and
eastern portions Of the belt reported un-a
settled weather, and predicted a steady
snrlnHagc IN the crop movement from
ton OF receipts to fall off. Wall Street
appeared to be trying to tighten its
Ioad OF January and to cover March
ne market for a fresh look at the situa-
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WALL. STREET WEAK.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2S.)

Totals today, at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts. Is. 70S bales; Exports-To Great Sri-
tain. % go bales; to France, y 20 5a aa s
TO the Continent, l5'v1 nales: stocA' o'-'o''
70 Consolidated. at all seaports: Net re
ceipts. IS. 7oS bales; E,XDorts--To Great Bri-
tain %. $50 bales: 10 France, l2,Vo3 pales'
Totals since September ~, at al sea-
nor;s: Net receipts. 1.6SS,5s7 bales: En-
i,orts--'To Great Britain. 4,n6 bales; 10
france, 72s,l46 bales; to the Continent.
Cotton futures opened steady at the de-
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70 Attend Epi.eopal Council.

Several of the Episcopal clersEmen Of
ne city are preparing TO go this week
30 Philadelphia, where they will attend
me annual council, which will. in all pro
habiliiy, prove the most important Epis-
opal gathering of the year. Bishop X
y Gibson, OF the Diocese of Virginia, VIII
srsnt. accompanied by his son. Mr.. Alex
tloer Stuart Gibson. as a lay delegate
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7 THE DRY GOODS MARKET.


NEW YORK. October 19.-The week in
dry goods closes with quiet conditions
in ali departments. The demand is mode
rate for piece goods of all kinds. both
staple and fancy. Tone firm, and prices
well maintained. Print cloths quiet, with
reserved sellers. Cotton yarns in good re-
quest and very firm. Worsted and wool
en- yarns in fair demand at full prices.
Linen and jute yarns firm.
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SAVANNAH, GA. October 1S.-Turpen-
tine-Firm at $50; receipts. 79l barrels;
Rosin-Firm; receipts. 1905 casks; sales,
1854 casks: exports. 5.3l9 casks. Quote:
a. b, c. D. M.371.; 2. sl:4215; F, $50; G..
n, $3.50; W, G, $50; w, w, s4.15.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO October 1s-Further manipu-
Iations in corn. and bullsh statistics IN
wheat. accounted for higher prices IN
grains on the Board o.. Trade today
ce,,,her corn &c higher and oats shade
higher. While July provisions closed from
21kG5c to TIC. lower.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. October lS.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-FirIner: spot and October, 1472qg
7424c; southern, by sample 6SG15c.
Cern-Firm; new or Ga November. 54c !;
year. Sic; southern white corn, 65G6Sc.
Oats-Firm; No. 2 white, 36c.
Rye-Firm: No. 2, 55c.
Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
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CHARLESTON. S. G.. October 1S-Tur-
pentine and rosin unchanged.
COTTON SEED OIL.

COTTON SEED OIL.
NEW YORK October 1S.-Trade in cot,
tonseed oil or Saturday was dull and the
price unchanged. Prime crude, f. o. b.
mills. 90; prime summer yellow, 371a@SS;
off summer yellow, 81; prime white, ~;
prime winter yellow, 1898; prime meal,
sg7GOS2S nominal.
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from Virginia; the Rev. ]. r. Gravatt.
rector or Holy Trinity. also n delegate
ana the Rev. John Aioncure, d D, arch
deacon OF the diocese.
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THE REsr or AZ

From VIM E. Dunstan. Mrr. CRYSTAL Tee
and Coal Co.:
Elizabeth City, N, j., Sept. -, 1899.
Saathffe co.-About July lst last bought
a bottle OF Your Hair Restorative. at that
TINE wrote yoa Il was deceived in this
would never read the advertisement of
another hair medicine. It gives me
pleasure TO state that it is the only prepare
ton have found that would perform all
that was claimed for It. It has given en-
aFe satisfaction. WIN. E. DuNSTAN.
NOT dyc, but restores natural color;
promotes growth; prevents dandruT.
MhruEEtFt, Price r.t,t getting t. sou, drug.
Erc NC ~iH bottle.
q srFc, PresaiE, rsGhe.t t,-trnenIss Write ia feT
e"sssss. MAINLINE So1PASft EicsrzonS Va
Goo 1915
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Junior Hollywood Association.
An important meeting of the Junior
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association will be
held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at Lee Camp Hall
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NAVAL. STORE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. October IS
Crude Turpentine-No.-l hing doing; re-
ceipts. 1875 barrels.
Rosn-Steady at Sl-:G9$l.S; receipts.
307 casks.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s1.75 to $500;
Tar-Firm at s1.4o; receipts, s5 bar
relS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A tract of 1850 acres. 500 of which is In
high state of cultivation. with build
ings, located at Newberne. n. c.
Advantages in stock raising, Vegetao!s.
tobacco, or cotton growing uneScel1eq.
SON, Mansfield. 0. oc l9-it.
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4 Or
NOS. IS, 20. o. u AND &c ORANGE
STREET.
BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust.
first dated 5th December. 1890 and OF
record in the clerks office Richmond
Chancery Court. in deeG=boo!s 1i2 C.
page lit. and second dated 9th January.
1891. and of record in said clerks Office in
deed-book 142 &c" page 245. default hav-
ing been made In the payment of the deb.
therein secured. and being required by the
beneficiary so to do. we will sell by pub
lie auction. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 22D DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1902. at 1870 o'clock P. NJ.
the property numbered as above. The
lot has q front OF 81 by 155is feet. more
or less on the north side of Orange, be-
tween st. James and ST John streets.
These houses find ready tenants at good
rentals. Avail yourself of this opportunity
OF becoming the owner of a good paying
investment.
TERMS-Cash as to expenses OF sale
and balance due on bonds of $1,000; the
residue as may be named at time of sale.
l.. w. GLAZEBROOk.
r. Fl. SPENCE.
10 LANE. STERN
Trustees.
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I CAN SELF. YOUR BUSINESS no
matter where it is. Send description
state price, and learn how. Established
1885, Highest references. Offices in II
cities. w. NJ. OSTRANDER, 1ti3 n. A.
Bldg, Philadelphia. au 1o-Sutf
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T will sell at my ..uct:cn .nerse at 4, A.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 70. 1902,
Large Work Horse. 5 Electric Fans. 2
Upright and Counter Showcases. Enabe
Square Piano. l Ptlrior Organ. 3 Ward
robes, Side5oarGs. Iron Bed. Hair Mat
trcss. S Extension Tables. 5 wardrobes.
! Chamber Suits 10 Bcdsteads. Couches,
Chairs. Rockers. Plated Knives. Forks.
Spoons. Table Crockery. Bureaus. Wash
stands Cooking and HcatingStoves.
large lot of Carpets. and numerous other
articles.
a. r. MAYO. Proprietor.
George II Valentine. Salesman.
oc 19-1t
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AUCTION sALEs-ru1nre pays.

~
WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALENDAR
YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO RATA BY
THE VENDOR AND THE vENDEE.
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BY j. Thompson Brown {: Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS.
i RUsTEEs SALE
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
ts0S east Main street.

yEoRsE. CARPETS. ELECTRIC
"a FANS. SHOWCASES. PIANO. Or
GAN, HAIR MATTRESS FINE FUR
NiTURE. ETC.
AT AUCTION.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. IS. 1902.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Saginaw. Tunnel, Rhiladel-
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FOR SALE.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS NEAR
the city four miles out; accessible by rail
(siding on place.. and good driving road:
excellent dwelling and out buildings
r. " WORTFIAM & Co.
oc 19-Su&Th2, Is north Ninth.
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By Edward s.. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TIyRUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE
a OF
NOS. IS, 20. %. u AND Go ORANGE
STREET Il
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 1s.-Flour was
firm all day; winter patents, s3.556S3. IS;
Minnesota patents. $3soGs4.CO.
Rye Flour-Steady; fair to good. s3.15
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-24
BUSINESS LOCALS

~.,ns at NJ. Brasch & Co.'S Lace
House s..
"a 90 10 ESQ. at Kash Clothing
co.
r,c,vthing that Is being sold at the
- House Is a bargain You want
20 get some at once
A ,nosauito proof furnished room IS
.gsrsd Cor rent Can be seen oy call
= ing at 1871 Fort street
can or telephone TO Hawaiian Elec-
- Co--for estimate on wiring your
scr-e for fncandescent lighting
A Lot Of furnishing goods taken from
.hs atore OF On Hing Co viii be SOLO
,oslay at Morgan's auction rooms at ~
O'Clock
AZ Brasch & Co. are going out oil
hngIness and are consequently closing
orIf their entire stock at greatly reduc-
ed prices
uawatian Tribe will hold their regu-
lar meetirg this evening. The work &c
b. performed will be in the warrior
degree. all members or the order Wis
ting in the city are invited TO De pres
ent
The furniture and effects OF two NM
lodging and boarding houses that ar
centrally located are offered Tor sa
by Jas F. Morgan. the popular auc
tioneer. Full particulars can De ma
by calling at his Office on Queen street
There Is a chance TO get 5000 COL
gor nothing See the e. adj In an
other column It's something good !
eat A letter is added every otner ID
10 the word Money IL at Advertise
Office TO be given for first correct an
swer Look IL up
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siaze Temieean

The EIIefords gave a forcioie preseH-
,a,ion of Ten Nights m a Bar Room
Las. ey.nlng TO weIl-filIed house The
ausIerce seemed fully appreciative and
applsuded frequently. The quaint say
ines of watson as Sample amused ana
heInec TO tell the tale. Watson handling
the r,le with "A good deal OF clever
ras4 Scott as Joe Morgan read ms
IIres zyeIl and impaired considerable
yJs.or into the more dramatic scenes
Tanning as Romano read an unthanH
fuI nat well. Baby Lillian and May
Power, contributed their share TOWARD
the pathetic scenes In Morgan's home
wvman. Herbert Shaw as Siade
Boardn1an as his son. and Indeed all .ht
cast- prCsyed equal To requirements Inc
house was quick to catch the moral on
the acted temperance lecture. as
usuaIly the case with the presentation
OF .-Ten Nights The language Is some
What stiited. but the sentiments prove
nonuIar. IL would prove an interesting
socIoIoricaI problem to look up the per
centare OF between act leavers ano
the nature Of their refreshments dur
ing a run of this piece. II would re-
ouire a certain amount OF hardihood &c
90 ont after the drop OF the curtain
on the deiirium scene. even IL on'
wanted only ice water.
ALLAN DUNN.
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The Zendas Dance.

Progress Hall was the scene last
night of a pretty dancing soiree given
nv the Zenda Dancing Club. the func-
ton continuing until midnight Inc
Zenda coIors OF purple and white were
largely used in the decorations 10
which were added numerous hags. a
large streamer. bearing the name OF the
club in purple. was stretched across
the musicians platform, and was an
attractive feature. The music was sup
piled by the Iolani quintette, none Dul
native airs being used for the waitZes
and deux temps which appeared aI.ei
nately upon the program a DOW VI
cool lemonade was much sought be-
tween dances.
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the frequent illusions by Bishop
Nichols last night to the great Amer
lean church was most repugnant to
nj, Hawaiian auditors They have not
vet sufficiently learned to love ana re-
snect ..the American church under the
folds Of the American flag other tnan
..the church" In which they have oeen
reared and taught TO love and respect.
for the great American church IS ohiy
an offshoot OF another branch OF tha'
great UNIVERSAL body and comprised ~
the zone Holy Catholic Church we
are HawaIians still. and yet royans,s
and IoyalIsts at the same time, al
though Americans unwIllingiy without
any choice In the matter. Such spreau
eagle Americanisn we care not nor &c
we admire: but as far as the churcn i
concerned u l. all one. as frequently
alluded to by His Lordship Cor ratnei
docto--the other title being Anglican
and Is considered undemocratic anc
most fundamentally that God "hatf
made of one blood all nations OF men
Now. bishop. II the desire Is To stihe al
feelings. please eliminate all particu
lars. distinctions and references OF cias
and observation-disclosures
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-24

While assisting I'm turning over
nav sc,,vv I'm Been's mill yard yesterday
afternoon. the Chinese head carpeh'e'
there received = juries to ootn LEGS, ne
e-~.t,atInr HIS removal to a hospital.
the scovv \ not a large AFFAIR. but Is
ouite heavy. The head carpenter WIN .I
baIf a dozen workmen was engaged 20
turning the scow over SO that ~ eoul1
b.. PAINTED and tarred- Jacks anu
props were used The props suuu en-,
gave wa. and the cumbersome ara.
feli with n tfud to the ground Ire
other worxn.eIi managed to escape, DIV
the head carpenter was in such posi-
ton that ne Gould not move hurrieuiS
and both Eggs were caught under IL.
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MASTERS AND BUILDERS.
They VIII Elect Their oTcers To-
morrow Evening

The committee appointed by the Mas
ters. and Builders Exchange to dratt
bylaws for the new builders anu
Traders. Exchange adopted n set at a
meeting held on Tuesday evening" anu
also nominated officers, the isl "a
which will be presented 10 the meetli lLs
OF all the members OF the t-No ,H....ts,.
- he held at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
s,.anine. The members OF the commit
to- are. l.. E Pinkham, chairman r.
w BeardsIee. for the Master Builders'
oscar Sellers, for the Master Plumbers
@ a. Lewis. for the Master Painters
A. Gartiey. for the electrical contract,
ors. w. w. Harris. for the lumber ano
hardware dealers w. W. Han was
present at the meeting by invitation
a. Gartley will probably be the mrs.
rnresident.
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o,o.ns Out Sale Of Kona Coffee.

Miss Alice F. Beard has just return
al fr,-n a trip to Kona in the interest
of the Kona Orphanage- The business
of this orphanage has incrssea 50
-, that Miss Beard viii be unable 10
Five her time and attention to the
Kona coffee store established here on
King street. and therefore advertises
a closing out sale of the entire STOCK
sonsistinr of coffees. teas. spices ana
s1,racts rI,is IS an opportunity which
the public should take advantage OF.
EVERYTHING u.rs' be sold by the nrst
OF TIE month. The fixtures in the store
are aIso cffere.,! for sale
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LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Mics Dora Mossman and Judge Clark \
of Kailua, Kona, Hawaii, VIII De mar
ried this evening.
Commander U. C. White of the Navai
Station has been notified OF MS pi"'io
ton To a captaincy.
Governor Dole's birthday was Cd.
served Yesterday. the Hawaiian band
! PLAYING a concert program at the iain-
/ lily residence
4 gray feather boa was lost on Nuu-
anu avenue yesterday afternoon. A
! liberal reward will be given the hhoer
4 IL same is left at this Office
| SUPERINTENDENT Atkinson and Schooi
AGENT Rose Dawson of the Department
~ Education inspected the hoanalua
and Reformatory Schools yesterday.
1 A. n. Van Tassell. who has. fox the
past two years. been connected Win
Miniken Brothers work on the isaanus'
will leave for the coast on the Mio"eia
May 7th.
The Ala Moana road, between kero-
en-. Uarehouse and Sheridan street,
yviIi m. closed to traffic on and after
tomorrow. Friday. April 18TH, tiii hur-
/ ther notice
Frank aud Edgar Halstead. who have
| ,ust rstt,rned from a hunting trip on
WoIokai report that deer are still very
nlentifui on that island. They kiheo
, / twenty-five.
Henry waterhouse has requested
| ne-rnfssfon from the oahu CoueBe ~
j tees for the use OF the college grounus
nv the baseball league. His letter Il
D ycritten on behalf OF the Mckinney
J, memorial committee.
Rishop Nichols Is one who believes III
the dignity OF the church euhce, on
thinks that its interior Is not enhancee
nv the use of flowers for DECORATORS
In his own diocese he requests ina
tnoue be used as decorations TOT "eo
. tfngs- ,,on
v IT. Give Davies has issued invitaIiot'
"A .o nrorninent churchmen to meet bish
H. on Nichols at the Davies residence VI
I Friday evening to discuss a pian ~
,ei founding a seaman's institute: SIM
frr~snstitutions are conducted In man.
r aesnort towns. and IL is desired to star
one in Honolulu
VI Miss Gretchen Kopke and Mr: AloeI
Waterhouse will be married TINS even
l. ing in St Andrews cathedral MIS-
| Tleruice Kopke has been chosen as IN
ImaId OF honor. and Miss Helen Mac
farlane and Miss Mary Rice are 20 y
che bridesmaids. Mr.. George rune
will attend the groom
m Irishmen and descendants OF Hist
pr men will meet on Sunday morning a
"a 40 o'clock in waverley hall TO orgahiz
n permanent Irish society, IN accot ~
- ance with the expressions made IN ia
ri vor OF IL at the st. Patrick bay oan
r ouet at the Moana Hotel. a cal ma
been issued by Col c. J. MCCARTHY IL
the purpose