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Nos ] and PA pair OF black horses,
and years old l6A hands high. weight
3. 100 pounds, an. extra good pair would
make o. great fre team.
40. 8-lilack road horse. years old. 10
hands high, 400 pumds;an extra draught
horse with lots Of bono
no. A bay mare, years old, 1874
hunds high Helgian stock. This is
great drlught horse; would make "a great
shnftcr.
No. 5-Bay horse, years old, l6 hands
high. weight l,3lD pounds, well broken.
single and double, an extra good one.
no, ebay horse, years old. l6 hands
high, weight tiOO pounds good bone and
good feet, lots of hair ON legs; Shire
stock
No 7-Bny horse years old iG hands
high, weight l,iW pounds; not quite sound.
but good horse.
Nos IS ana "a pair OF match bay
horses and years old, 15lh hands high.
fine roadsters, extra well broken. To Ike
theae two horses you ought 10 see them:
a great pair.
No. lO-Bay pacing horse. years old.
lbA hands high; we'll broken, dngle and
double, well bred and can pace fast
No. li-Chestnut sorrcl paccr, years
old, l5A hands high, broken single and
double, can be driven by lady; standard
bred ana promises TO De "a great mare
No. 12-Mlk white horse. 6 years old
luN hands high, weight l,07O pounds, and
can be driven by tho most timid person.
a smooth nice PAGER and can 70 fast
No. lS-l}ay horse, z years old. yvelrht
i'oOi l0A hands high: saddle and harness
morse good short back, and can be ria
den or driven by anybody
No, l4-Brown horse. years old. a good
chunk work in all harness.
No. Thrown horse. S years ola boon
used as n family horse. and can be driven
ny mo most timld person.
No. l6-8olgian mare. years old. weight
l,too pounds; nice smooth marc.
Nos. II and ia red sorrel team, mare
ana horse and years old 1851 hands
nlSh' weighed 2l00 I'm the West: "a great
road team, and win road ~ miles an hour.
Nos. ~ and 20-A pair OF light and darl,
BAY horses years old, been used as "a
team; little thin OF flesh, but an extra
good pair; weighed 2,i00 pounds IN the
hands high; weight 100: n good chunk.
an extra good worker.
No. 22-lirown mare, 6 years old. 10
/ MINUS ana ! inch high; would make an
extra good driver or business mare.
No, 23-Red bay mare. years old. l5is
lhands high, weight 1h0 pounds. smooth
made and an extra nice one.
Nos "a and ga pair of mules. 6 and
2 years oldn fun brother and sister
weight 1900 pounds. close matched. and
We think tho best pair Ga the state. We
Will show them against anybodv's mules
This is an extra good lot OF horses Sc.
lected especially for this market and
Will positively be sold Worthy the at.
tenuon OF anybody wanting a good
young sound horse OF any class. Also !
Hot OF new top hugRies
! Every horse guaranteed 10 be as repre
scented or money refunded Sale positive
Ninety days credit
JESTER & MDANIEL,
stidham & Son, Auctoneers. a27-st
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NJ OTICE.-I PATRICK j. LEONARD,
~ the owner and occupant of the
house situated in School District No. 45,
on South Seventh street, in the city OF
New Castle, county OF New Castle,
and State OF Delaware, IN
compliance with the requirements OF the
Acts Of the General Assembly dn such
Ease made and provided, do hereby give
notice that 1 shall apply in writing to
the Court OF General Sessions OF the State
Of Delaware. in and for New Castle
county on Monday, the 18th day Of Sep
tember, A. d. 1902 being the next term OF
said count, for a license to carry on the
hottllng business and disposing Of pointer
beer and ale at wholesale on the prem
ises, and the following respectable citi-
zens OF said district. six OF whom are
substantial freeholders of said district
recommend the said application, viz:
Martin Leonard, Peter Toner,
George NJ. Riley, Israel Ridngs,
James McIiugh, T.. L. Chase,
A. NJ Gallagher. James b. Brady.
John NJ. Nallette, John j. Gallagher
James Il. Toman, Edward Givney,
John J. Reynolds, Hugh j. Finnegan,
Patrick McGrOry,
asst PATRICK ]. LEONARD.
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Husband and wife pIsorderIy
spoc-nl - mo Evening journal.

Spcc-n. - tho Evening Journal
Dover, August 2S.-Manager Herbert
II. Blackiston. of the Peoples Theatre
will have extensive repairs made to his
Samuel Taylor and his wife. Mrs
Maggie Taylor. We're brought before
Magistrate Wood on Tuesday evening
for loud talking and disturbing theil
neighbors. The magistrate fined both
s4.25, which Taylor was unable to pay
whereupon he was sentenced to jail
Mrs. Taylor however. raised enough
money to pay her fine. and she went
home. resolved to disturb no one any
more.
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steer eroke Man,s knee
sneelal b the Eveninr Iournal.

Suec'al to the Evening Journal.
Dover, Aug 2S.-Elmer Allen. OF near
Smyrna, is suffering from a broken
knee, as the result of a hard tussle
with an obstinate steer. Allen was
driving the animal on board the steam
er Brady at Smyrna Landing. for ship
ment to Philadelphia. The steer refused
TO be shipped and attacked the driver
kicking him on the leg. so that his
knee was broken in two places. The
boaimen then came TO the rescue. and
the infuriated animal was finally trans
ferred to the boat.
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q HnRIrF.a sALn.-pY YIRTuR oF a

- HERIFFS BALB.-BI VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF AIS. LevaIi Facas, to me direct
ed. will be exposed 40 public sale, at the
Count HOUSE, on Market street, hc-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware,
ON FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1902
At 10 o'clock, a. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, or parcel OF land
with two-story brick dwelling thereon
erected, situate dn the cliy OF Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit:
beginning at the easterly side of BEN
nett street. at tho distance of eighty feet
from the southerly side OF Tenth street
thence castcrly parallel TO Tenth street
along a line OF land I'm the north, now OF
| formerly of Peter ~ Brennan siXty-two
feet fve inches TO tho westerly side OF u
three feet wide alley leading into Ninth
strcat: thence sOuthCrly along said side
of said alley and parallel to Bennett
street thirtccn feet six inches TO corners
lthenCC westerly and parallel with Ninth
street through the centre Of the party
wall between this and the adjoining house
on the south siNty-two feet i've Inches
10 the aforesaid casterly side Of Bennett
street and thence thereby northerly north
street and thence thereby north
/ crly thirteen feet six inches TO the place
| of beginning, be the contents thereof wha'
they may with the use and privilege of
| the within mentioned alley I'm common
with others entitled thereto forever.
Seized and taken I'm execution as tn,
property of William +. Robinson ant
| Charlotte, his wife, mortgagors, anl
Henry G.. Robinson and eliza Josephine
his wife, it's, and to be sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
Shern's Onfice. Wilmington, Delaware
August "a, 1902.
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Persia has the most famous turquoise
mines in the world, which have been
worked no less than eight centuries.
These pretty stones, however, are to be
found In many parts Of the world, In
GLIDING Saxony. No.,
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Got Money for His Potatoes
special to the Evening Journal

0N"I-dI 20 INe IVoulns J0uTnuL
Dover. Aug. 2S.-Caleb S. Hickman
brought suit on Tuesday against
Charles Mcbride for trespass. Both
are well-known citizens of Camden.
Hickman rented a lot from the Nc
Bride brothers and planted It in pota-
toes. After the potatoes We're grown
and were ready to eat. the Mcbride
family went in Hickman's lot and dug
twenty-seven baskets OF potatoes. Mag
istrate Wood allowed the plaintih
Caleb S. Hickman. S2l.6O as damages.
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Thntisome Time.

Gaylord-Glad to have met you, old
boy. Come up and see me some time.
Meeker-I declare, it's too badl 1t
Ein be impossible for me to come
then. I've an engagement elsewhere.
30 sorry.-Boston Transcript
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FOR RENT

1NoR RENT. No. 5i5 Market
~ street.. Possession at any time
Apply on premises. acct
Z OR RENr.-A ten room cottage at
II Rehoboth, situated on Rehoboth ave
nue.. and In the second square from
the beach. Address J. u. GRAHAM. Rox-
ana. Del. a9-lm
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kindergarten.

A Kindergarten under the care of a sue
ccssful teacher Of long experience. Will be
opened at the beginning OF the fan term.
children VIII now be received at the age
of years
Tho plan, 80 successful last year, OF
transporting 20 and from their homes the
children of the Kindergarten and lower
Primary grades who live at distance
from the school, will be continued
Fall term begins Ninth Month (SeptO
18th. The Principal will be az the school
on and after Ninth Month. LIST Tor IL
lustrated catalogue address,
uERsCHEL A. NORRIS, A. NJ.
Principal.
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JESTER & M'DANIEL,
stldham & Son. Auctloneers. a27-st
EDUCATIONAL
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
Fourth and West Ste.
WiInlin StOn. Delaware.

An old. firmly established preparatory
school for both sexes. with courses of
study Hitting for College Scientific school
or Business. Kindergarten, Primary.
Grammar and High School departments.
tourteen teachers. Excellent equipment.
tiinh1lNidua4 attenuon. Classical, Scien-
tile and Latin-Scientific courses. Gradu-
ates entered on certificate IN an colleges
ana scientific schools that admit pupils on
a school record
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N OTICE.-TO THE HONORABLE
~ Judges Of the Court of General Ses-
sions Of the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle county; we. the undersigned
freeholders ana respectable citizens
count of New Castle, State of Delaware,
Of the First ward. city OF Wilmington,
DO hereby certify that Edward NJ Cook,
the tenant and occupant Of the store stu
ated at No. los West Fifth street,
I'm the First ward. in the city of Will
mington, county and State aforesaid, and
described in his application, and who
is an applicant for a license on Mon
day. the 18th day OF September. a.
ID. 1902, being the next term
OF said court. for the sale OF intoxicating
liquors In quantities not less than one
half gallon therein, not to be drunk on
the premises, he being a licensed retailer
Of goods, wares and merchandise, the ag-
gregate cost value Of his stock constant
W kept on hand for sale IS not less than
$500 he Is man OF full
age,of sobrlety and good moral character
thar such sale of Intoxicating liquors at
said place is necessary to accommodate
the public; that he Is the tenant
Of said house. and the follow
Ing respectable citizens Of said ward, al
hast twelve Of whom are substantial free
holders OF said ward. recommend the sale
. I
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SITUATIONS WANTED

A HANDY MAN with tools, would like
"A a Job with real estate agent or
owner looking after repairs 10 properties.
Reasonable prices. Address REPAIRS.
Evening Jouranl office a2G-3t
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NOTICES

NJ OTICE.-An members OF Local No
~ 26. Journcymen Plumbers. Gas and
Steam FILTERS Union. viii please attend
meeting FRIDAY night, August ~, 1902
fiuainfeq nf tnnprtgnra. AN who wish TO
Turn out IN parade will please attend this
meeumg. ROBERT W. KRAMlGR,
n2S-2t Secretary.
NJ Office Is hereby given that all state
N licenses and tax due and not paid
on or before the S1th day of August, 1902
there will be % per cent added thereto, In
accordance with section 6, chapter 6S, Re-
vised Code, Laws OF Delaware.
WINFIELD S. QUlGLEY.
Clerk OF the Peace New castle County.
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- HhRlFFS SALB.-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ OF Levam Facias, TO me direct
90, VIII be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the cifv
or Wilmington. New Castle county.
state OF Delawaro.
ON FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OH SEPTEMBER. 1902.
AT 10 o'clock, a. m.,
the following described real estate viz,
All that certain lot or piece OF land
with the buildings thereon erected, desig-
mated at No, l0l4 King street, situate I'M
the city OF Wilmington, county and State
aforesaid. bounded and described as fol-
/ lows. TO wit.
Beginning at the corner formed by tho
intersection of the easterly side of King
/ street with the sOutherly side of Elev.
| enth street; thence with said southerly
side Of Eleventh street Tasterly one hun.
/ dred and twenty-cight feet more or less
/ TO corner; thence southerly parable
! WNh King street eighty-twO feet more oi
! less. To "a corner; thence westerly parable
with Eleventh street one hundred anc
! twenty-oght feet, more or less 10 m,
/ easterly side Of King street and theme,
| thereby nOrthcrly clghty-two feet, nor,
or less, ITO the place of beginning, be the
! contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken I'm execution as the
! property Of Lewis T., Buck and Martha
sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
sherin'. Ontce. Wilmington. Della ware
August "a, 1902
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FOR sALE

TOR SALE.-Two Pianos. Folding Beds.
Il oak and walnut. Other beds from 75c
60 S.2. MMAHON BROS 502 King st.
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STOCK MARKET
Quotations are corrected by Sc
Co., Bankers and Brokers.
Il o'clock quotations.)

American Sugar Refiners. .. ....
Atcb. Top. ana Santa fe Com
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Pref. f....,,..I
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Baltimore and Ohio. ........ ........,l
and Ohio. io..................k
Chicago and Northwest ...........I
Chi., Mi. and 81. Paul Com. ........y
Ch., K 4. ana Pacific. ............. 49,
-. a...... ,s...s ...s. -....,.s....
Louisville ana Nashville.
Metropolitan street Ky. Co.......,...l
mahhfsbtssn IONS ......ss.ss...-..s.s...
Missouri Pacific
MO kan and Texas p1d .............l
N. Y. Central ana Huoson..,,.
N. T., Ontario and Western ......,.,
Norfolk and Western Col0. ......,..l
c tesSluc mdif...... ..-.......s...
Penna. Railroad %. Oo...................i
Peoples Gas ... -,
Delaware and Hudson.
southern Pacific. ..........
southern Ry. Com ....,...I
Tenn. Coal ana Iron Co..
Texas ana facinc ...........
Union Pacific Com m.,.................
ynion Pacific Prerd
J = Leather Cons
y 5. steel Com ................'......
U =. Steel, prefd
wabash Com.
Wabash Pref q ....... .-..
Western Union ..........-.......',. -.
Reported by f. d. Lackey & Cd
ers and Brokers.
Am. Vul Fibre gs ..........
Am. Nul. Fibre Preferred. .....
Am. NuL Fibre Common.
National Bank Of Delaware. ....
First National Bank ...........|
Central National Bank .........l
Natl Bank of Wilm. & Brandy
Union National Bank. ............
/ Farmers Bank ......................
Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
/ Delaware Railroad ..............
United Power and TransportauoI
United Railways A per cent. q
cafes 1900. .........-.... ......|
VIII. & New Castle Elec. R'y sd
vii. q New Castle Elec. KY
cent DOndb .........................
WI. x Chester Traction perl
Donus ............. .......s.........
VA. Citx RailsTaI 4 Der cent bc
Philadelphia. Aug. 27.-The NAL
der more liberal receipts and ID
side advices. was heavy, but cid
land at unchanged quotations.
No. red, as to location, closd
lows:
August .............. ............
Car lots in elevator, as to loci
No. 2 Pennsylvania red, new.
] No. 2 Delaware red, new.......
I CORN.-ln the absence Of lod
tho market continued eXcecdinl
with the small offerings of No.
firmly held. at 6Sik6i69c.. as ito Id
OATS.-There was little improI
the. unsettled condition Of the
with choice stock scarce and
lair prices under a good demanl
Ter offerings of inferior grades wl
Ter offerings Of Inferior grades \
10 make at material concessionsI
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
ro-day's local wholesale quotation
Oy Stayton & Chandler.
Tomatoes, Basket, 25c 10 35c
Cabbage bar, 4Oc SOC
Mhltelpotatoes, Jersey, bas 25c to d
Eggs, Del;and Md dozen 2lc PC
reaches, bas 65 TO Coo
Apples. bar 90 .
Lemons box 2 30
tantelouDes, bas 25c, 4Oc
Chiekens, live, pound, l2c TO I3c
White Potatoes, bbl, lbs $50
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NJ OTICE.-r, MORRIS LEsIIEM the
IN tenant and occupant OF the house
situated at No. POS Market street, in the
First ward, i'm the city of Wilmington,
county of New Castle, and State
OF Delaware, I'm compliance with
the requirements OF the acts
OF the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that ] shall apply in writing to
the Court OF General Sessions OF the
State OF Delaware, In and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday, the 18th day OF
september A. D., 1902, being the next
term OF said court, for a license for said
house. as an Inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors, in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the PREMISES and the following re-
twelve OF whom are substantial freehold
nr. nl .all MlIa recommend Lho s.Ll nn-
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~ pERATORS wanted at Shirt Factory
" Fifth and French streets. alg-6t
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HELP wANTED-Male and Femal

N ANTMD. Energetic young men, also
w young ladies, 70 represent respon-
eihle house for sale OF standard goods.
y2.bO per day guaranteed. Opportunity for
advancement. WILLIAM B. FOOTE,
ofrice No. 3. $50 Market street. ONCE
hours to ~ a M, TO G p. m.
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RAAAfAAARAif hAAs
Wolf Cohen, Philip Sklut,
Louis Wolfman. Morris Gross.
David ROthman, Morris Chaikin,
JOS Lichtenbaum, Robert Hutton.
Joseph Fisher, Burton Valentine,
ID. Bubenzer, John NJ. Gropp,
A. B. Cohn, j. Leopold,
Jacob Millman, AdOlph Frank,
b. Fischer, Norris Kanewsky,
Lewis Brown, NJ. Statnekoo,
Frank Nisonbaum, A. Tasdin,
Moretz Altman, A. Stronwasser,
Morris Finger, Nathan Shapiro,
Leopold Berkovitz,
asst MORRIS LESHEM.
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EPISCOPAL oauRuH.
Matters of Some Importance to
Ce, tain Church Goers.

vi bdlh NhuICh-0O0Ibs
1t was the Rev. Canon Ault who
read and intoned the morning pray
ers at Mattins yesterday, during the
special services rela i've to the trans
fer OF Episcopal jurisdiction, and
not the Very Rev. Dean Kitcat.
After the clergy and choir had re-
tired to the vestry Of St. Andrews
Cathedral, after the transference
special services, Bishop Nichols re-
quested all others to retire except
the clergy. 1t is understood that
he informed them to recognise him
as their Bishop, temporarily for the
present, and to come to him for ad
vice and consultation.
When Bishop Nichols concluded
his address yesterday, delivered in
most part directly to Bishop Willie,
he returned to the thrones placs d
side by side, to find that the retiring
prelate had vacated that nearest to
the altar, which was thus reserved
for him, and lhs silent acknowledge
ment OF the new order caused some
little feeling. Dean Kitcat was so
moved that he went out for awhile
and returned later. Many others
were as we'll moved, but withheld
themselves in looking over at their
"grand old man." who took matters
coolly and reservedly, his face beam
ing in that heavenly light of COM
p acence and urbanity.
1t is reported that Bishop Nichols
will hold Office hours from 10 to IL
o'clock tomorrow and Friday, at his
Office in the headquarters of the de-
pot quartermaster United States
Army, on the Drillshed grounds.
Mkt week and thereafter the Bish-
op will be in his Office during the
same hours on Monday, Wedues
day and Friday. Hs will meet all
who wish to see him there.
Amongst other well known per
sous at ST. Andrews Cathedral yes
terday and omitted in cur last issue
we're British Consul W. j. Hoare
and Miss Hoare, Rev. w. M. Kin
c,id, Henry Smith, Mrs. Gilman,
Mrs. G. j. Rhodes, Miss Marie Won
Holt, H. M Won Holt, Miss Emily
Lsdd, Mrs. Tinker, Miss Agnes
Wa ker, AMI many others, women
predominating.
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New Road Ordered.

A read jury consisting OF j 81,
Soper, Frank Harvey, t, j.. King,
Toomas Wall, Charles Falk, aud
T. Z Peck, accompanied by High
Sheriff Brown, visited the premises
OF Mr.. Ward 10 Kewalo Monday
morning, for the purpose OF decid-
ing on the aivisability OF ordering
a road cut through from King
street to join Ala Moana, or the
Beach Road. After wsding about
through tho mud aud having a dis
agreesble TINA, tbs jury decided
that the road should be- cut through
Mr.. b ,yd, OF the land department,
accompanied the jury and explained
the purpose OF opening the road
1t is understood that Mrs. Ward
donated the right OF way.
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puNoHpow1 HoopLums
Certain Young Men Ct the Portuguese
Colony Terrorize the People.

Certain Young Men Ct the Portuguese
Colony Terrorize the People.
Manuel Vascopcellos is undoub'-
eddy the leader OF the hand Of hood
lums which infest the Punchbowl
district. The residents OF Kinau
and Punchbowl streets are in a
state Of terror and are kept wonder
ing what is going to happen next =.
% Sunday last, the house OF ex-
policeman Silva, at the junction of
Emma aud Pun hbowl streets, VIZ 8
the scene OF their depradations. The
flag pole which stood in front OF the
house was taken down, the gate
leading 10 the house was taken out
OF its hinges aud the windows we're
wrecked by several voleys Of stones.
Monday, the fence situated in
front of the house OF the janitor Of
the Y. M. @. A. was taken down and
carried away. Last night about z
O'Clock, a drunken crowd came out
OF the Punchbowl saloon, one OF the
number, Vasconcellos was bent on
mischief, crossed the street and en-.
tered the bakery situated there.
He attacked the man who was
busy working at his bread Nand
knocked him down senseless on the
floor. The police were sent for and
as it was late, be was arrested and
booked on the charge OF drunken
ness. The man was to swear a war
rant against his assailant this morn
ing but the gang has so terrorized
the people living in that district
that they did not dare appear
against him. Judge Wilcox, how
ever knew his man, and imposed the
unusual foe Of Sc and costs on the
charge OF drul kenness.
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Roman Catholic Band Nesting

An enthusiastic meeting OF the
Catholic Mission baud was held last
evening at the Mission Hall, and all
arrangements perfected for the puo-
lie reception which will be given
Saturday evening in honor OF the
Rev. Father Stephen, The follow.
ing committees were appointed:
Invitations and Arrangements,
B. Sabate, M. r, Medeiros, v. Fer.
handles Reception-L, Medeiros,
M. S. Dsponte, Alfred Rosa. Pro.
gram-Rev. Father Valentin, j.
Teves, Ways and Means-Fsther
Valentin, A. Nascemento. Decora-
tions-A Nasciemento. Refresh
mant-J. Rodrigues. The reception
will begun at 8 p. m. and all Catho-
lies are cordially invited to attend.
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E. Q. Ma.farlane's win Filled.

A petition was fled today for
probate OF the will OF the late e @.
Maciarlane, FL Randi. w .Macfarlane
are name as executors with Florence
|. Macfarlane as exeoutrix. The
estate consists OF 1926 shares OF
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Co ,one. third
interest in the Annex, and one-third
interest in Puuloa Sheep and Stock
Ranch o., the total value being
$8b,0OQ
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Brother Severinus OF the Roman
Catholic Mission, returned from
Molokai last night on the Lehua
He was relieved at the settlement
by Bother Lawrence who went
over with the Board OF H ,alth's ips
vsstigating committee.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-02

The steem,r Lehua,' with the
Board Of Heallh's investigation COM
mittes on board, returned from Mo-
lokal shortly after midnight last
night. Others OF the party we're @
B Reynolds, superintendent, Judge
W. Luther Wilcox as interpreter.
d. 81. Case as stenographer. and DR..
A. 81, Smith.
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The steamer j. A. Cummins ar.
rived from Koolau ports about 8
O'Clock last night.
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Ga SA!urlay evening next a pu' =
lie reception viii be- given at the
CIsholie Club 70 oms, By the Mission
band in honor OF the ordiuation Of
the Rev. Father Stephen to IL e
priesthood. All Catholic and Portu
guese organic stions and oil Cstho.
lies are invited to be present
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-02

TIE INDEPENDENT has been favor
ed with a copy OF This Manila Vol.
csno, wherein w. Ii. Marshall, Of
former Volcanic fame here, is seen
to be very much alive in Manila.