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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
Az APPEAL TO THE GENERAL GOVERN.
MENST

MENT
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: In the case OF most modern strikas r,tlio
prejudice has usually been with the workman or
less frequently win his employer. blt IN the
present disagreement ia tho mining districts
sympathy belongs wholly with the unfortunate
purchaser and consumer The present exiFenc,
presents time or place 10 discuss the re-
spective merits Of capital and labor The for
rner may be mostly 20 blame. or both NAV 10
partly 10 blame: their quarrel is merely small
and local affair. What Is % greater consequence
and ought 10 be Immediately considered are the
health necessity ard needs Of millions Of America.
citizens who having LEASED these valuable milne.
70 certain agents expect that these agent. win
develop the properties without injury g. The
American nation.
If therefore. these agents or mine owners have
not the ability desire properly 10 work tbess
mines, the mines should be placed h. he hands ~
the more competent OF willing This could be es.ir,.
ACCOMPLISHED by the appointment Of receiver 90
managers 70 carry on the work, or, better still h.,
the United States Itself purchasing the mines =,
= normal value The government however o-I-Tt
70 encourage in every tair and proper Wav rbe
efforts Of the mine owners 20 work their .forav-
lies II ought not 20 tolerate for one irsrar, 49,
violent interference Of strikers with me 49,.
and legitimate attempts OF the owners 10 r1i1s
ference should he crushed al once and eefe.-s1r,.
II the present case, What Is most necesssr,- d.
the immediate and energeuc reInlning OF coal
Active steps SHOULD 70 taken az once Tor The u1--
Ter Is az hand. and delays viii serve u MAZE ~
situation more uncomfortable. As the matter is c~e
81 vital and pubic necessity. Affecting the r0rr-,-
a. a whole il seems . me that initiatiye --.Stte
ought 10 come sharply and promptly from m 80
eral government acting either Indirectly tbr67,-L
the authority OF the Stalt o. clectly through its
Great Darlington. Mass. oct 4. 1872
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..r am crRATHNlORE" IN EAsTON

Easton. Penn. Oct 1SpeeI4p-I o-hlsht a. the
- 49, - ..Strathmore.' had its drst per-
Torrance in the presence OF large audience The
ulsV foIlos tb story closely and. as arranged. has
ss,,.,.I- - -i,,,.rious exploiting chiefly the in
fri-,t .ts ,isTboness OF NavasOur. The occa-
sion was he debut as star OF virginia Drew
vieoTo1,s s,S,isH5ed and received several curtain
calls The blay viii be seen in Ne"-1ork at an
early date.
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uR. PATTERSON GAZE CHURCH STATUE.

At the funeral OF Thomas j. Patterson, the former
Tax Commissioner who died ar hts home in Brook
Iyn on Tuesiay. held yesterday morning the Rev
James Mcguire pastor OF the Church OF the Trans
nsura ton. announced that Mr.. Patterson was the
donor OF Tho marble statue Of the Virgin. which
was pre- 70 the church several months ago.
MI Pate. D. according 70 his usual custom of
Uu0stent-t. philanthropy. did not desire his
name 70 be made public at the time the gifr
male but Father Mcguire said Yesterday that ne
t1oESht IL was emineuJly proper that Mr.. PatteT
.on-- enoL ueels should be known after his death
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III CAN DRAW DISCORD FROM ANYTHING

lii'n % things made hy trusts. aud you have
49, iAe problem Eurea-luahly high prices for
.H t.lnes Voud then bs a. Impossible - hl<A
Piles +"E rain water lu this part oi tlt country
~" ~ summers LEr the one just closed VI mar
~ ne college professors SAY 20 this programme
- - OF" which Viii not deTan2e business nor the
--tloline-.t ~ labor. but rather benefit both even
- u settles rho price question once tor all.
-N-N-l nrk- OF = tale- Y 4 BENLIL.I-
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SUSAN B. ANTONY 4 BRIDESMAID.

the last nve years private secretary 70 Miss Susan
r. Anthony. was married at O'Clock tonight 20
Gilbert r. Mason o business man Of this city. The
ceremony performed at Miss AnthOny's home.
No l. Madisou-st., by 'he Rev. Anna Shaw, Miss
Anthony acting bridesmaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10

(shoud be read DAILY hy all interested. as changes
may occur at ttmcI
Foreign mails for the week ending October 1902 win
close promptly all the General Postofics as
Follows; Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier
closing time shown below. Parcels
many close az ). ~ Monday Wednesday.
Regular and Supplementary mails Foreign Sta
ton hat hour later than closing time below lex
cent that Supplementary Mails for
America VIA Colon. close one hour later Forsisn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
IL UNcLEAN DRAMA.

L" Tho Editor % The Tribune
si Your criticism 90 that vile p.ey nov being
enacted ar Mrs Patrick Campbell Is timely and
Just laere IS "a limit To the portrayal " indie
CcneFr which should DC checked If IL Is possible
as q clean paper, YOU can do some thing BY your
a.l.'s IgHEkr, but not AN. MORALITY
NeN-Iork Ocf. q 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
AN ORIGINAL SUGGESTION ABOUT TRUSTS


To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir. To take the tariff OF OF things mad. b.
trusts would take away from hundreds of ~,
sands perhaps millions, Of American worker ~
means OF earning bread and butter and tbaj- -
r,and for goods Of our business men. II II do -.
90 this II would not hurt the trusts: II II a. .
would wreck the country. But here is a plstfo--
we al may stand on-workers employers ans -.
MSS raan-becauss II viii hurt none Of Us Ina, -
sure 10 US the lowest Prices consistent with ~
averaze interest return % capital We all ~,
TIE lowest possible prices with the highest No..
HE wages and the most steady empIoyuaer, !.
American labor. We bring this about no, -
n constitutional amendment looking 20 governr,.-.
control Tor the property OF certain des!guates a.
df,,iduals nor by exposing 100000 American Wi,
e-s 10 naked competition with so ol 0oo workers =
foreien lands. hut simply by a constitutiorI
sr1e-dFnent prohibiting the importation 81 -.
- - made or a trust. IL the trusts We're 49,
making more than the average interest return ~
their Investments, capital from all over the vcrs
would flow IN and TX itself n plants producing ~
ono settled down il would be glad 10 work Tor ~
average interest return rather than su1er tbe
loSs az buildings and machinery n order 20 ~
l.ss elseWhere Nobody can Complain When Ial-
RAJ nov fsshOnably called THE trusts Is rSet-
tsS orlv the average interest return on inSsss-
ment. I'm the country with capital n1ed IN ths
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Highest yesterday, 3 degrees: lowest 40
average for corresponding last year co.
average for corresponding Twenty-Five Years "a
foTecast-Fair and cool to-day fresh
winds. Saturday fair.
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N4RRIED

BARRY-RosBNs-on Wednesday. October :. a, ths
Bk PFes2yLsTan Sn1Isn ,sBgstsr az Mr. 5 H S
Horace Robbins. TO Robert Peabody Barry. jr
4RXoFoa Ts4rsiag oa2 5s t Gy the Rev
ran Church Elzaeeth LaoFas .4rp no. GsagshtgF OF
B B6atS. q Ts 4SrRs 3 J. ,'-'' '''"
Observation-Disclosures Upper saranao Lake
EEsn4a CSg25 S1de, Z cfag5a Of virginia BeR ~
tas "'''''''''
oooDBopY-LEoNHAR .Taqr,,asay october g 1902
s 81 IS augusta Aa l Leoaaafd % oodsoa
GREExE-rAYLOR-on wedFesaay afternoon octo-
Der srah ta' a l g. Ss. s Rev Hy o8sa b g.
TayIor 70 Mr HsaFy 2. Greene ~
LAEIN-sEAMAN-OE Wednesday October s 1902 at
Blowmsa9wn t sa.' arnr Seaman y sa NE SsV lTSs
charles c. Bsaman. to Herbert Conrad LaNin.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with fun name and address.
DIED.
Austen; David David, N SPs2Ss'T Ms SSari's NJ
Hail Edward 2. Watson. Ella NJ.
r. S AZ: 'a RaSa AGss a ss seth
HALLr-EdwaFd Fernor Hall on October :. IN ha 53d
year. services the Church Of the Transnguration.
Members of the fraternity OF the Delta Ps are
invited 10 attend InterHienJ private at NIddetowa.
wife Of David Pettigrew Funeral ices viii held
her residence No liz West llsrh-st-.
evening OCTOBER Il. at o'coet-
sPENCER-At East orange. =; J.. on Tuesday. October
sl and the Iafe Jared " spencer IN the 2lst ys ~
MS age Funeral his residence No $40
Park-ave. Orange. Friday, October on
rival OF the D. m. train from New-York CD, L and
W. r. r.. Intefment private
wARD--At LJchhed. Conn. on October S. Mary
Ward Funeral from the residence Of Mrs D n T.
Mclaughlin. Frtday az o'clock Train Nav
York for Ltehhed at a. m. returning p. n.
wArsoN-In Inverness. Scotland. 18th uIt Ella
Munro Watson.
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RICHARD y BITING

MicdietOSn. y Y. Oct. Orchard Z. EItng a
Well known horsemau. and a. one time hotel pro-
prietor of -U.nviue. died suddenly to-day Lib
s~fE
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SATCRpAY--At $50 a M FOR Netherlands direct ne-
$ Staaiendam tnlaN must be directed per q 3
Staten lam D. at a. for Belgium direct
Na-er.and, mail must be directed per Vader-
and D. ar a. m for Italy ~ ect. per Travs mail
must be directed per s.. TUavC'')- $50 m
Elementary 10 a. M for Europe. per Csrnpsnis
Via Queenstown, $50 a N scotland Direct me-
s. : Astoria mail nlust be directed per Asrortsl.
~tltI.\ Ed NATTER ETC-This steamer Printed
Mfuer - Numerical PAPERS aad Samples for Germany
enly Inc same class Of mail other parts OF
Europe VIII not be by this ship unless specially al
rectad by her. 1900 a.
AFTER the closing % the Supplementary Transatantf,
Mails named above ADDITIONAL Suppl eentary Mails are
opened on the piers Of the American Enssh. French
and German steamers. and open until within Tsr
Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer
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NETWORK CITY
Nail subscribers 10 tie DAILY and TRI-WEEKIY will
be charged one cent copy extra postage addition
the rates named above.
The Tribune will be mailed cuba. Rico, HAWAII
postage
For points in Europe countries in the Universal
postal Union The Tribune VIII be mailed
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4 HOURS: Morning. Might
l35tSd7 ssl0 y lsasssTs anon 4
- y. - Tr1
= 4 y 49, ~
e--r-rr--------1 III
IITIII Ii nm HIl IMAM n 4 TT-f-, ------t

In diasram tne continuous ne .ae changes
IN indicated By The Trthunss
barometsr The dotted line shows Temperature a.
corded By the GOA Weather Bureau
The following Official from the Weather Bursa,,
shows temperature for the last ,.,t
IN comparison with the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10

xeve,.. want 10 cast vote for a good state
the mr.. register without delay. This f.
' day of registration.
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6peuaI Notlccs.
CasvveII. Massey q Co.

Caswell. Massey q Co.'S
CREAM OF CJ-CUMBERS
lmpars 20 the skin slftness. freshness and elasticity
which cannot be produced by other preparation.
function Broadway, 9TH Ave and 18th ST.
Also SIS 5th Ave 80 Columbia Ave-
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make the popular route for autumn travel
Srperb road1ed ana eouTuent solid vestibuleI
Bualo Cleveland and Chicago Its dining service
.llsd
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YES TERpAIs RECORD AND To-DATs FORECAST.
Washington. oct e-Fair weather continues generally
throughout the country only local showers having
occurred L. much cooler IN the lake region and por
ous 81 the Northwest while elsewhere the temperatures
have changed onlv uttle The weather will continue
fair Tor the DAYS practically the entire
t--. except along The Middle and East Gulf coasts in
Central Florida and the middle plateau where showers
ITaoatI@ tridi- The per changes will be
nareei 70 VIII however, b somewhat cooler FRIDAY
lH the Middle Atlantic SJaes. on the Nsw-EugIand and
-e Atlantic Coast the winds viii north except
81 ls6 the Southeastern England coast on the
S7-n atlantis Coast. light northeast the
Coast liza 90 fresh the upper lakes, light 10
fresh lakes. light
fresh northeast Steamers departing Friday Tor
l---sn@fl ports viii fresh n0Ifh winds ana fair
81 --fEf- - r-e q. and Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY
Fer gland fair ami cool to-day fair Saturday
fresh brisk north winds
Fer Eastern Pennsylvania, NeW-Jsrssy aad Eastern
Ns-Iogk fair ana cool to-day northeast winds
tair Saturdav
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and Delaware
fair and sozNhat cooler to-day hight fesh aerthesst
winds. fair saturday.
For Western Fen1syly ANA and Western Neu-York fair
to-day. fresh northeast winds. fair saturday
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DAILY ONLY:



aiE ertissmenlS % TIE TRIBUNE. New-Yorl City Re
OF registered letter.
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The Dyspeptic. dsspondsat. ovsr-worked man, viii
ind in Or Jayne's Tonic Nermttuze a certain health
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

FRIDAY--At Il m. for Mexico per 5 s. ssnec, Vii.
Tanrc1 mail must BE- directed ''per Seneca"I.
az Il 50 p IT. for lnasua and Hairi Per Iausn
bug
SAIURDAN-At a. m. for Bermuda per Prstorf,.
a. y a. m for Porto Rico, per Ponce. az 0 a m
ts'4pL4el-onldIy $50 and
per g. Lulla tuail for Savanlla and Car,aaena r,s
De directed per s Zuha'l. a $50 a M 1slinDis
neentarv 1870 a. N. for Fortune Island rsrrsfcs
saVanllla. Cartagena nd Grey per > : Crostfs
az ~ a m Tor CUBA, per s. s.. Mexico VIA EIavans
a. 10 a m for Granada ana Trinidad. per Granada
az lo.do a. m. TOR PeruaIlbuCo santos $40 Panf,
per kaHr Prince mail for other parts ~ Rrs-ii
must be directed per ksfir Prince D. 1890
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TrIbune subscrfntion Rate..

The Tribune will be address in thi.
country or Abroad ana address changed often DE-
sired subscriptions may be given regular dealer
before leaving Or il more convenient hand them in
The Tribune Once.
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SINGLE COPIES

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY 5 cents WEEKLY r.n-1rrEvv $685..
DAILY e cents TFtI- VF,H-Lcf-v - S.nfs
WEEKLY FARMER cents " %'"''
IRIBJN ALMANAC CENTS
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail 20 North sydney and
thence by steamer close daily
p m conn=etlng close here every Monday. Wednesday
and thence BY steamer close this Once daily al sso
p. m Mails for Cuua. by rail Port Tamna TIs
and thence by steamer. close this
Thursday. at 1850 a. Ohs Connecting closes az
made Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdavsl Mail.
for Mexico CITY overland unless specially Addressed f5r
dispatch by steamer close AZ tls once
sunday. a. 80 ? m and i1;So 3. m. sundays az 4
e m ana 1850 E m Mails Iog Costa Riea. Belize
70 NeyVOreans. and thence by steamer close ~ tpts
oricz daily. except sunday az 80 N and az
p. sundays az FL p ~. and III so o. IN teornsct
Puerto Cortsz and letter naa for Guatemala ana T1ss
DAYS III 30 p. FOR Costa Rlcaj
closes az p ~ previous lay. -.
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i pure Don't lei your grocer OF cheap and
dangerous substitute. Insist having Burnetts.
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For all points in tho United States Canada ana M-xic,
Outside Of the boroughs Manhattan and ha Rronx1
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HOURS: Morning.

rsrRryr ro~A7 oP=r7vl-1o<s
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Five hundred members OF the Sterling Kepuo-
lean club OF the NNIIld Assembly pls'rlct at
tended Robert Emmet last hsh'
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Gin aranltdter 9(nSbrndl

aroBer Wunoen am &opfe meiner
tieinen 9odter uertuanoelte iid in
8abl= 9Dpfiefeit" idreibt s. .. So
bill BON Moraanton, 3enn., naber
8uflens Grnica Salbe bette iie
oDIig." Sc iit elm garantirtes 0eils
mittel fiir eczema, Salas5luB, 6aut>
ou8iblag, Ginaz@urm uno dbnlif)e
Sautfranfbeiten. Sour 25 gts. grs
baltlih bel s. &alteper & SDbn,
SEQ. s. S. Sdmitt, @iqentbiimer,
uno 20. 9reiB.
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slrbeitem "a stnnoen bro soo,

Jtube 1T ettpas unbefanntes fiir
iene unermiioliden tleinen G(rbeiter
= DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Wtiq;onen lino itlno(it oannit be-
ldGfti9t, tr0ge 2eber, @el6Iudt, 8is
li6litat, 6ieber un0 5r0iteln 3u heis
len. Sic treiben franfbaIte aopfz
ibmer5en uno Wolaria aus Dem
Spitem. Brei6 nur % Gents bel
s.. Salteper & GObu, Seq. s. E.
Sbmitt, gigentbumer, uno Noolf
DreiB.
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sd,ue fir manner per oeHemtliafeit.

YIN oltetrelbtber grfin0er bat aug eitlenl eigert=
artl9 9cnobtnen Babritat Gin 6tciounasftild beree=
itelt. non ocm b~e5auptct miro, ban Is einem Weiier=
hid O0er elmer &uDelnus Der 9iitole zines attentdters
Aloertauo teiten miro. Die Mnnabme %oeiielben
miro 9errihern uHo Nldnncrn Der Oeffentli6teit
tDlroerbaren SdnB gcben, uno tpdbreno es uotb=
iAhBeH, 1T es ood uneuolta tpidtiacr, i'm nor en-
item S6aoen innerli6 5u pabren, wie iolder aus
Mtagenftorun9, ihpaden 9iieren ODER 9lutarmutb
beroor9cben mag. 9os bette Der 98ifeni6aIt BE-
iannte Wtitiel jur 6erfelung uno gum S6ub Der
GciunObeit if oas qlte 3uperl0iT9e 6otetter's Ma=
gen6itters. 6infjig Sabre lang bat es trdntlihe
geute b~ergefteIt, inoem es ale iolbe 9eioen bcilte, wie
tranibaittn Gopil6meri, @eroauun9si6md6e, Dps
Repls, gia6la9t Sq " ierStr 9]ter9ol!tdt a y
Tru6iabrs= 9elebHnos= uno glutlcinigun =9Rittcl
nno iollie in itoem 6ausbalt ieiu. 9as e1te bat
umiere Qrtoat= S6ubmarie an Safe Der 6Iai6e.
6ausfrieoe nennt man 8, tpetn
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cHwERH0RIcKElT.-giu

teldle Naf1e, peId9e 0urt@ OF. WIWDIIUH79
Rinflide ObrtrOmmels BON Shperbbrte'
teit uno O6reuIauieu eebeitt tuoroen 1T,
bot ieinem Snftitut Elm @eihent bon
%, 900 Dollars lbermaht, oamit loltbe
toube uno ifruer9Driee Ierlunen, tueldbe
uibt bic Mittel beiiben, iih bic Obrtrom>
melu gu oerIbaHen, bieielben umionit err
balten tbnneu. 8rieie molle man aoreis
Iiren: No. 80 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
"Longcott'' Gunuersbury, London, w.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-06-05
The First Local Mint.

One OF the institutions here
which has the special attention Of
tourists as we'll as the local people
ia the Mint, which is established on
Nuuanu street, opposite Queen
Emma Hall. it is interesting to
enter the large main working room
where general manager McDonough
and his corps Of assistants are at
work. The cool and large lanai is a
proper resting place and the vaults,
where the "bsrs" to be minted and
beer are kept present very tasty
spectacle. The Mint is open from
$3.50 \. M. to 1l:30 p, m. and during
those hours the work never ceases,
Visitors after looking over the place
will find first class refresh ments and
the purest Of liquors
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-06-05
RACE MONOPOLY OF oIvILIzA-
TON.
Continued from 1st. page)

the flesh in covetihg and enjoying the
gross delights which alone our millions
can buy, or our arms wrest from the
weaker nations.
1t is not desirable that America and
England should unite for universal do.
minion, for that would mean slavery
for ourselves as we'll as for the alien
people. The federation of the world,
in which every nation shall be equally
a power is the only solidarity which
We can safely hope for.-Harpers
Weekly,
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CHAPTER 81, CIVIL LAWS 1897.
TERM TREASURY NOTES.

Sec. 676. The Treasurer upon
the approval OF the Governor NAV
issue, at par, upon public RENDER, to
any person or corporation Term
Treasury Notes in the name OF the
Hawaiian Treasury.
Sec 677. The said Treasury Notes
shall be issued in sums of One
Thousand Dollars or multiple there
of, and shall not exceed at any one
time One Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars.
Sec. 678. The rate of interest
shall not exceed seven per cent. per
annum, free OF tax, and be payable
at the due date OF the note.
Sec. 679 The tenders for the
said Treasury Notes shall state the
rate OF interest for gold tenders, or
for silver tenders, and whether to
be repaid in gold or silver coin.
Sec. $50. The term for which
any Treasury Note shall be issued
shall not exceed seven months.
Sec. 68l. The form of said
Treasury Notes shall be as follows:
NO. zee.
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KentucBy's famous Jesse Ioore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons end at Loveioy & Co
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
IslanI-
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HAWAIIAN TREASURY NOTE.

Honolulu, ..... 1902.
Received from. the sum
-. dollars payable in U. S. Gold
coin on presentation Of this note
properly endorsed
This loan is made for six months
from July 1st, 1902, and will bear
interest until fully paid from July
lst, 1902, at the rate Of. -. per
cent per annum.
.''s.ss. .'.......s..
Registrar of Public Accounts.
oo,z '''''''''''.....
ZZl1-5t Treasurer.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-06-05
By AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Treasurer until IL O'Clock noon
on SATURDAY., June 9TH, 1902, for
Territorial Treasury Notes, under
the provisions contained ia Chapter
81 Of the Civil Laws of 1897, to the
amount of $4,000. Tenders to be
in sums Of 81, 600 or multiples there.
Of, payable in U. S. gold coin.
Funds to be avsilsbla on July 1st,
1902, at the Treasurer's Office. Each
note to be Issued for the term Of six
months. For full particulars bid
ders are referred to said Act as
printed below.
VIM. 81, WRIGHT,
Treasurer.
Approved:
HENRY E, COOPER,
Governor.
Treasurer's Office, May 10, 1902.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-06-05
Claus SpTackels 4 Co.,
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SAN FRANOI6Oo-Th Nevada Nat1ona
Bank of San Francisco.
L0NDoN-The Union Bank Of London
Ltd.
NEW YoRK-Americsn Exchange Ne
tional Bank.
OHIOAGO-Morohants National Bank.
PARIs-Oredit Lyonnaia.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA-HonO
Kong e. Shanghai BankingOorp
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA-
Bank Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANO0UVER-Benk
OF British North America.
Transact General Banking and EEohaHe
Business.
Deposits Received. Loans made on A,
proved Security. Commercial and Travels
ers Credit Issued. Bills Of Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections Promptly Accounted Fer