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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kng-st. No %. Alto IT e OF Eariok-st 25Sx
lOStz2J 6xl0O; Kng-st, :. J)33 II OF Farick-
ST, O.6x100: Max Gold 10 Michael Marx and an
other; s. IS so; mortgage. S2e. 0z0: Nominal
GoId. r : 81 "a. mortgage $1,000 Nominal
K!ng-st. No 26. = 425. II II OF Earict ST. % II
xI0o: King-st. No -, $, 400 q Of Farick,
st 251IxiO0x26x 100: Max Gold Bernhard
Klngenstein; r 5, Si3 500 mortgage S5ioeo Nominal
1e1st-s; 172 IL II e Of Broadway, leXS9 II;
Horn Edward r F1tz-Maurice; :, nm
127tf-st t. No 49, n s. 2as9 Il Of 5th-ave. 1s.ax
morteare SIS 800 Nominal
133d-st 9. 90 It Of 5th-ave. 5lxS1ll: Frank
Cochrane. referee. Henrietta Lippmann; X = -oo
Iincon-ave e s. IS # II of 135th-st. 75x10o
James L Gray another 10 Mary A Gray
r s. IS %; mortgage. 5000 %'o""
34th-st. No 1872 2iS II II " OF Broadway. 2lN
tv Go: SIS Is; mortgage $50 COS. Nominal
Orchard-st, No 81. us II n OF Canal-st, "a IL
xSsx25.1 AxSS: Hyman Safer and others, TO Hy- :.
DonishevslIy: mortgages, S23gD 10
61st-st, No 13s. FPS # e of Anasterdann-ave
p 2x1005: George Kitching to George Kitch-
ing s Soc mortgage S12 Nominal
TO Richard Montgomery & Co: p s. s11 Is
mortgage $4,000 Nominal
1st-ave n 2 3d-st. 100x345x10lxSC3S 10 bulk
head: 1st-aye n e 3d-st. closed. runs
80 Fl centre line 3d-st about 3t4 TO e $
x n 30 II to beginning, with land under
water: I'd 100 II Of 1st-ave, loox1oo
2d-st S $. lots 90 1o3. map OF Wilton. Port
Morris Morrisana, 125x about look
13ox1OO with land under water: 2d-st
200 e OF 1st-ave. n 30 II 70 centre
line 2d-st X about 125 # to East River
about 80 II 70 S 2t-st Y W about 10 u with
B Tonpkns. all title r s. S13 70: mortgage
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BUILDING OPERATIONS BRISK

The Construction News of April Y in an article
on Building Figures in TWenty-four Cities for
March" says in part:
Fifteen Of the largest cities in the United States
displayed increased activity I'm their various building
cepertnents for the month OF March 1892. over the
same period last year Kline other municipalities
exhibit Losses. However. the sum total shows a
gain Statistics specially compiled for The Construc-
Ion News tell this story Last month there were
- pe.:riits issued IN the building departments OF
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NEW HOTEL SOLD.

Holdridge & Ward have sold for the Mohawk
Realty Company. Nos. l32 and 134 west forty-
hfth-st, east Of Broadway. the new eight story
and basement hreproof apartment hotel. leased Tor
a term Of ten years tenant for Sl32V. 70 an
investor They have also sold the corner OF front
and Roosevelt SITS facing South-st., near the Long
Island ferry plot % .10xs3.4 feet, with SIX
story building for Hoffman Brothers TO Iowenfeld
d Prayer. These sales aggregated about Szoovoo.
Warren Z. Dennis and L. B. Preston have become
members Of the firm Of Holdridge e. Ward
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has beaten Chicago for second honors and the last
named city has dropped into third place.
Doubtless the figures would have exhibited much
larger totals Ii not that the scarcity of
structural steel and iron has had retardng effect
upon very large building projects in all sections OF
the country That. coupled with the fact that the
prices on nearly all materials have advanced con-
sidera bv. has also initiated against the starting
OF numerous buildings the erection OF which may
be delayed until fall
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RENTS FLOOR FOR UPTOWN BRANCH

Henry Clews & Co. bankers. have rented the
foor adjoining the Nineteenth Ward Banks office
IN the remodelled Nineteenth Ward Bank Building,
al Fftyseenth-st and Third-ave., for one or their
uptown branches. The bank building is one OF the
most successfully operated and attractive buildings
OF its kind in this citv It is the only office build
ing in the section called the middle East Side
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ARCADE TURKISH BATHS.

WINDSOR ARCADE BATHS.-Turkish,
Russian, Roman. Sulphur, Electric. Nau-
helm; superior appointments. skilled at
PENDANTS; popular prices; exclusively for
ladies; every requisite for a dainty. luxuri-
Gus. refreshing and satisfactory bath Z
East iSrh-sr
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A BOON TO SUFFERERS.

vIrAPHY mature forcesl. soothe, viianze'
cure without drugs. nervous. mental tls-
ca ses paralysis. also rheumatism: poison
extracted. dru, blood impurities. ny Ins a.
velous ELECTRIC FOOT PLATE TREAL-
MENT; hot air bath. vital nlageIsm ~ ~ =,
SULTATION FREE. DR.. ELIZA IoL~H-'
t4e Eas, 54th-st Telephone l664-5sth:
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BOOKS.
slAWGHTE9 BOOK SALE.

sc3 BROADWAY. NEAR I2TH-Sr.
Everybody In New-Iork and for fifty
miles around knTws Lowering. His store -
the headquarters for book lovers and book
buyers Special prices for books that can
not be obtained elsewhere All kinds OF
books 70 suit all tastes and all pocket
books. Historical books. Biographical. re-
Ngfous. scientific. books OF travel books
OF nction. books for children. poetry. etc.
etc Anything you want and positively az
the lowest possible prices in the United
States Encyclopedias on sale for a song
Appletcn's. Chambers's. Britannica ana
Peoples Books and libraries purchased
LOWERING. S23 BROADWAY. ". Y
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ABSORPTION HOME CURE.

AVOID THE KNIFE--We cure tumors:
ovarian diseases. fexious backache. piles.
nervousness. stop harsh treatment: when
all others fail write Us: free samp e; con-
sultation- ARCHIBALD AYERS. lbs
Broadway
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THE ELKS LEASE HEADQUARTERS

c E. Deppeler has leased for the Pabst Brewing
Company the Elks for ten years the first moor
Q, the building now being erected in the SraIl1
Circle at Fifty-eighth-st. and Eighth-ave- The
New-york Elks will make that their headquarters
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ALL FACIAL & SKIN AILMENTS.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. Warts, MoicS re
moved (guaranteed) with eieS,riclty
painless Nine WEBER. obs bsoIoru-
ave. brooklyn. near Penn-st-
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ALL FOOT DISEASES.

POSITIVELY successfully and painIesslv
treated. fngrown nails a specially: mani
curing DR. LESCH. 9T4 Sd-ave.. between
kSth and Both SITS
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ANTS. ETC. DIFFERENTIATED.

DFADINE FATAL BUG LIQUID. best.
cheapest, cleanest: never falls; keeps
away mosquitoes. cures mosquito bites; not
POISONOUS at all dealers. once. - 9Th
ave New-York
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AN EXCELLENT SYSTEM.

LADIES cioaks, suits. skirts and waists 20
measure: prices of ready made on efeoit'
EDELMEN. Al East Broadway.
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ANCIENT PAINTINGS & vIoLINs.

EXHIBITION paintings. Msratti. Ttntoret-
10 Terburg. Murilio. viollns. Stradivar!us.
Arlati HENRY WEUSTENBERG. In
Porter 80 East 59th-st
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ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS foe
The Tribune received at their Uptown o.
fee No. l.242 Broadway. I'd door north OF
3Ist-st-. Until o'clock p H.: advertise
fees at regular office rates until o'clock
D. H.. VIZ: 25s shave. s. e. cor 2Sd-sr-:
ave. near West 66th-st. log West 42d-sr..
near 6th-ave.: 90 East 14ih-st.. s57 West
42d-st-. between It'll and sth aves.: 26a
West 1o5th-sr-; t5e East 47th-st. 1.33S 3D.
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ART FURNITURE.

Nc.rFRN AND ANTIQUE, repaired and
polished at your own residence: in OF OUT
OF town: uneaualled French polish; paI9I,e'
noors raped and Nolished: nrst-class w y[T
r.arship guaranteed Address A. 81 l.
FRIED $50 West 1S3d-st
NEWMAN'S old Reliable shop. liS Ea s.s9
4od-st Paradise for collectors genuine
old Colonial Furniture Our speciality. rare
bits Of china pewter and copper also ChoiCe
pieces Of Better parlor furniture
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.sruoIOGY AND PALMIsTRf.

ANTHOLOGY AND IIE HII1tS1
PROF ST. LEON Scientific A A1,5 nes 40
years practice: Jus 81 MeS' i''''
9C,TPIrE Johnson, Psychic Clairvoy-
ant gifted business b a6vi 81 weT o. Ss5 9th
ne near 43d-st.
CONSULT LADY LUCRErlA: late al OS of
a f9to- REaoo:okailah. England's most famous
ard ard reader 100 years ago; Past; pT e51Is
future; strictly private; laales, "a mnnev
r.sen Private residence. 22S West 9s'h-
ST. near Broadway
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axDIOUE JEWELRY.

20 Fl.EIyh DE LYS. IS West 53d-st-.
! ~ .a,Is Waldorf-Astoria--U De
sntioues Bargains in diamond Jew
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ACTION SALES.

ESTABLISHED 1880
RICHARp w Al rkk1p2ai sGss'
cESROOM. GEO 6TH-ANE..
hetween ssth and S9th SITS.
sell every Tuesday. IL a. m
salts resIdanCe our specially
a. GHNsIGNMENTs sOLlCIIED.
,eyES r WALTERS, Auctioneer
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AFTERNOON. LADIES. If YOu

CONTEMPT .JE buying dress or i;nl1s
silks, call ind see Manufacturer.
agents victc Dress silks. 10 West 22d-st-
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NEW HONE OF THE BOWERY BANK

THE WHITE MARBLE BUILDING AT GRAND
ST TO BE OCCUPIED TOMORROW.
The Bowery Bank Of New-York will move from
its old quarters. Canal-st. and the Bowery, to-
morrow morning. Henceforward ii will occupy the
new white marble building at Grand-st and the
Boverv which is fanked on both streets by the
Bovery Savings Bank. York & Sawyer are the
architects Of the building.
The walls are of citron vened Norwegian marble:
the vaulted and donled ceiling is covered with
goldleaf and lacQuered in dull tones. The counter
is of a Greek marble from the island OF Skyros in
the l4gean, and is said to be the first i'm
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ANTIQUE CLOCK REPAIRING

THE OLD CLOCK SHOF.-Antique Banjo
clocks, etc, for sale and repaired; watch
maker complicated work our specially:
f-st-class work guaranteed ALBERT
KARG 100 East 29th-st-
EXPERT Repairing: Specialist on Antique.
Grandfather. Hall. Chime and French
Clocks. SCHWEIZER Sc Nassau-st.
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. coon CHANCE TO SAVE

MONEY Fine Shoe Repairing. Sole anu
heel, 81 90; heels. IS cents. -
DANIELS. los Fulton-st.. y. y; rooH 81 .
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ANTIQUE ART FURNITt RE

ARTISTIC wood carver: I can produce on
wood any artistic design desired: Anu9ue
furniture reproduced. DELLA MoNICA'
2la East 2sth-st. Telephone 1874 hao- 81
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ANTHOLOGY & PALMISTRY.

,rMF THALIPAN. scientific hand reader,
"a West S3d-st., 1 to 8. 1880 to 10; lessons
given.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Broadway and Ishan-st cor. for story
frame stand. 32x1e; American Real Estate Co.
owner. Aleman & Kheere. architects. ...--.....
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BICYCLES.
BEER FOR FAMILY USE.

BICYCLES. 81 per week Leading makes.
H. RAUSCH. 2271 3d-ave., near 123d-st.
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BABY CARRIAGES & Go-CARTs
billiard AND POOL TABLES

MANU- FACTURERS Of Billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley ouiicers-
lowest prices. MARX Bros, "a Union sq-
PROF EDWARD MLAUGHLIN'S Private
Billiard school. 624 Madison-ave-. 5. W.
Cor -st-Private individual instruction
by Prof Mclaughlin. billiard expert Ely
hibition games and fancy shots every even
ing
L. DECKER. 1o5 East 9th-st-. Est 1S5c---
New tables. recognized standard. second
hands: all cheap. Supplies. ReDairs-
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., METHOD OF TREATING.

-, DrcpASES Of the skin, blood. nervous
sv.tem absolutely cured. New ,e.dney
FscfAL TRpATWENT' ,o su5sfpy nervous nrN5a
deositS MEN AND WOMEN. Inf h,,nI,.x
f fons removed ml 4s,,ors nsr's consaltaion
health; DR.. NELDEN. 10 East
a9th-st.
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Of properties particularly in the West and East
Side sections OF the city above Fifty-1nth-st, ana
IN many downtown sections.
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LAWN MOWERS. best construction,
each has 3 shear-steel blades, works auto
matically. is seIf-shaTpening, paint o.
ed in ia 1cy colors: UP frOm...-..... A'~~
GRASS HOOKS. best steel. EACH lac /
PRUNING SHEARS. fine quality zoe /
HEDGE SHEARS, finest steel. oSc i
GARDEN RAKES. 1O-in.. NAL tron- 14c
WEDDING FORKS. cast. retinned.-- &c
WEDDING HOOKS. cast. retinned-. sc
THE PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZ-t
Err The best is always the cheapest. espe-
ciaIly if il can be had for the least money
The Peerless is the very best made, and \
here at less than the ordinary kinds.
Size > g OTIS. |
Price 119 1.31 1.61 200 2.62 $50
Our wagons deliver goods to all suburbs |
and summer resorts within a distance Of
100 miles
Open Saturday Evenings Until
10 O'clock
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ART GOODS AND BRIC-A-BRAC.

MARBLE FIGURES. Antiques. cleaned and
repaired CHARLES KOEHL. Il years
with Stern Bros. 223 West ll6th-st.
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H0USEFURNISHlNGS.

uOOOI1 O11vIO3IIIVOO1
The sales of GO-CARTS and BABY CAR
RACES in our store are far ahead of what
we expected for the early season. and We
are now prepared for large rush in this
department. Our stock is now better as
sorted with the finest of goods than 1t ever
was. and the prices. as low as they were.
are still lower. Call and see the grand dis
play before purchasing elsewhere *
Go-Carts reclining. fine styles O'|o
LAWN SETTEES. of hardwood. painted
red natural wood. vanished seats. HSr
very strongly made. each. only 80
Others at 4Sc.. sec. 1.SJ--....- It's
The very best REFRIGERATORS in this
city are 10 be found in our eSta b1ishment
We carry the best skilled labor and in
genuity can produce, have them in all
STYLES and all sizes. and sell them for less
than others ask for inferior goods A 6S
Refrigerator. good family size. only
WATER COOLERS, as low as 3sc-
REFRIGERATOR PANS. up Toe
SEND FOR ORR SPECIAL. BOOK on KITCHEN
OUTFITS FREE
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GRADUATE, experienced and male nurses
Cor peruanent and private positions
HOME BUREAU. ID W. 4cd-st. Telephone.
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ALL KINDS OF FOLDING BEDS

REPAIRED cleaned: warranted bug proof:
special springs furnished, furniture re
paired and upholstered. T. L. ODEIL. li1
West l9th-st.
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LAW SPECIALISTS.
ANTIQUES CrRIos & SILVER.

AT EBLE'S ART GALLERY. 100 West ~,
ST. near 6th-ave.-Antiques. curios. oid
Jewels siIverware rare fans. paintings.
miniatures and weapons. Old gold bought.
GRAGG ANTIQUES CO. if6 West i2d-st-.
buys and sells old mahogany, silver. Jew
elry. Colonial china.
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ANTIQUES. ETC.

ANTIQUES. ETC.
FOR REAL, Antique Furniture, real old
ciawfoot sofas etc, See DI SALVO
BROS o2S and 225 East 42d-st
We OLD CURIOSITY SHoP.-Curios. an
tiques OLD gold. silver and books bought
and sold 49, Lexington-ave.
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A NURSES REGISTRY.

GRADUATE NURSES. male and female
thoroushly experienced In all diseases.
Mrs COOPER. 466 Lexington ave Tel
1856 3sth.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

H KLINGER, 42S Park-ave. formerly with
Frank Bowles). Upholsterer ana CABINET
S.ker and dealer IN Antique Furniture
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For other Narrow Measure Ady4D
see page L.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD HOTEL MAN with moderate cap
iraI will ind fine location for hotel az
Address MOUNTAIN VIEW BOARD OF
TRADE for particulars
HOW TO SECURE a good position or III
vestment with a new interuroan electrio
railway Address. with stamp. Box $50.
Lima. Ohio-
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GUARANTEES complete riodence from
Reaches. all druggists sell IT, o, II JA-
WIN 6 Cortlandt-st.
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Real Gs1ate inanlei

OUR PLAN secures quick buyers for real estate any
where send description and price ana learn about ii.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Newark y. J.
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ANTIQUE CLOCKS.
CHARLES KORFHAGE. 100 East 2Sth-st-.
manufacturer OF tubular. gong and chin
ing hall clocks in beautiful designed cases:
also repairing of antique complicated clocks
and watches.
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Citn fJrcpcrrp 60 Ect.

WE WANT A PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
Park 9th ayes. above 64th and below SO
81 CONDTT. PRATT & FULLER 1920 East 42d-st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-04
INCOME TAX CASE.

United States District Attorney
Breckon5 received letter from clerk
F. d. Monckton of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals in regard TO
the cases from here, now on appeal
there. He says:
Under rules 35 and 36 the cases of
United States VS.. The Honolulu Plan
tatlon Co.. No. 1896 here and w. c. Pea
cock & Co., ct al VS.. j. w. Pratt, AS
SCISSOR, etc, No. S97 here, will be regu-
larly assigned for hearing during the
February meeting. However the court
might possibly grant an order setting
the cases for some vacant day which
may occur on the calendar for the COM
ing OctUoer meeting.
Acting in accordance with your de-
sire to have case No. 1896 expedited, 1
asked the department to wire the au-
thority TO proceed with the printing,
and today-the necessary authority was
received. The record has been deliver
ed to the printer and copies will he
forwarded in due course. Printed cop
les No. S97 will also be forwarded ac-
cordingly."
The letter is dated September 26. The
Peacock case is the income tax case.
The appeals in the Tramways and Rap
i'd Transit cases have been set for hear
ing In February.
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NO CHANGE IN THE
SUGAR MARKET
ADVICEs UP TO SEPTEMBER q BY
THE DORIC THIS MoRNING-RE-
CEIPTS ARE HEAVY.

F. A. Schaefer & Co., have received
the following sugar advices from Will
liams, Dimond & Co., under date of
September q:
Dear Sirs; We last had this pleasure
24th inst, per Ventura.
Sugar: No changes have since oc-
CURED in the local market or for export,
prices established March 5, with supple
mentary list of September Is, still being
in force.
Basis No sales since last advices;
consequently basis for 90 centrifugafs
in New York established by transact
tion recorded Sd inst, remains at
S.4375c; San Francisco, 3.0625c.
New York Refined: No change.
London Beets: September "a, 6-3; 25th
6-41s 26th, 6-3.
London Gable: September % quotes
Java No. Is d. s., 10; fair refining Sc;
same date last year, 80 and SO respec-
lively. October beets, 6-5K against
7-9% corresponding period last year.
Eastern and Foreign Markets: The
raw sugar market is healthy and firm
at unchanged quotations, according to
latest mail advices from New York un-
der date of 22d inst. Receipts are
heavy. Refined in fair demand.
Yours faithfully,
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & co.
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PLAN TO RAISE
MONEY PROPOSED
MERCHANTS WANTS QUARAN-
TINE TAX TURNED OVER TO AID
TOURIST TRAVEL PROPOSITION.

A meeting of the Merchants Asso-
citation was held this morning in the
Chamber of Commerce at 10 O'clock
the occasion was the report of the di-
rectors as a committee on ways and
means in regard TO the encouragement
of tourist travel.
President F. w. Macfarlane made a
verbal report of his meeting with the
Planters Association wheE for the di-
rectors COMMITTEES he asked the Plant
ers to make over to the Merchants AS
sociation the fifteen cents per imported
ton of merchandise which has been le-
We'd and paid for some time past, the
funds being distributed as follows Ad-'
ditional Inspectors for the Board of
Health, 5000 a MONTH Fumigation of
Wharves $500 a month, and the rest,
amounting to some $1100 per month to-
wards bulkheading the wharves and
paying off the claim of Castle q Cooke
who advanced the money for the build
ing of the Channel (Quarantine) wharf,
expected to be reimbursed by the leg
islature.
After much discussion in which the
amounts as stated by Mr.. Macfariane
were admitted as practically correct,
a second proposition was made from
the Merchants Association thai the
planters deduct the expenses of inspec-
tion and fumigation and give the bal
ance towaros tourist travel letting the
claims of Castle & Cooke and bulk
head expenses stand over for the six
months which constitutes the time
asked to cover the guarantee. This was
submitted in writing to be considered
by the Planters Association at a more
representative meeting.
The proposal was favorably looked
upon and it was stated by certain of
the Planters Association that the
bulkhead and Channel wharf matters
were almost liquidated and it might be
possible to give two-tlIiros of the re-
ceipts towards the tourist scheme. The
present receipts aggregate some S2loO
per month. Mr.. Macfarlane asked for
ten days further time for the commit
tee, which was granted. He stated
that he was in favor of big public
meeting for suggestion after the COM
mittee had gained some fund guaran-
tee.
The proposal of j. c. Cohen for taxi
ing the banG to California will De dealt
with by the board of directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-04
THE DORIC WITH
BULLION ABOARD
QUARTER OF MILLION IN HER
TREASURE VAULT-CAME DOWN
. IN FULL SCHEDULE TIME.

The S. S. Doric arrived off port at an
early hour this morning having taken
her full schedule time to come down
from San Francisco. Strong winds and
heavy weather for two days helped to
keep the vessel back. She left San
Francisco September q and has, there
fore, two days later mail and news
files.
The vessel has about 4,400 tons Of
cargo and is loaded full with first cabin
and steerage passengers for various
Oriental points. The personel of the
passengers is especially noteworthy
from the fact that there are no less
than eigth missionary families aboard.
The families vary in extent from two to
six in number. They are not all going
to the same place but are to distribute
their proselyting. Two families are
bound for Japanese ports while the rest
go to Shanghai and Hong Kong.
The Doric has $3.50, 900 in silver bullion
aboard in her treasure vault. The YES
sci will take a number of cabin passen-
gers from this port She sails at p.
M today for the Orient.