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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
VISITORS WILL
SEE KiLAUEA

Quite large party will sail on the
Kinau on Tuesday for q visit to the
volcano and other points of interest on
the big Island. The following have
already booked: l. A Mares and wife.
J. c. Shields and wife. F. W Larned
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoiber. George
A Miner. Rev O. p. Emerson, Rev.
c. II. Daniels, ]. f. Cosby. Mrs. Boeh-
ner, Mrs. Clark and Miss Clark. Miss
L. Wonder Horst, G. E. Somers and
wife. C. F. scholI and wife. ". d. Card
and wife. and Miss C. G. Cisco Anoth-
er party viii be organized to sail on the
Mauna Ltoa on Friday. going by the
Kona route to Honuapo. thence by
stage to the volcano. returning by way
of Hilo and the Kinau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
IN JUNE Thu:
CABLE WILL
Be FINISHED
StorageTanksMust
Be Completed
Then.
Contractor Has Been
Given Positive
Orders.
One Million Dollars Value of Sur
plus Cable to Be Stored
Here.

Indications multiply that it is the
intention to have the cable completed
across the Pacific not later than the
first of June. Contractor John Bow
Ter, who is building the three tanks
for the storage of surplus cable in
the Iwilei district, has received his
orders to be off the ground and have
his work finished not later than that
date. as the cable ship will be here
then and ready to begin coiling away
the surplus cable that she will bring
for repairs to the line in case of
breaks, and for the renewal of worn
out sections.
Those three cable tanks, the excava-
ton in the coral rock for one of
which has already been finished, will
be wonderful pieces of work, in their
way. The tank now finished, built
also by Mr.. Bowler, is said by the
cable experts to be the best tank for
the purpose they have ever seen. 1t
is built of cement, glass-fnished,-
which does not mean finished with
glass but is a mason's term for
tank that is made water tight, abso-
lutely. This finishing is a thing that
can be done only by man who
knows his trade down to the ground,
and was the work of Mr.. Bowler's
own hands.
The other three tanks are so
placed, with reference to the finished
one, that all four will lie in a group
about a hundred yards distant from
the railway wharves. and a line of
trolley poles will carry the cable from
the ships lying at those wharves to be
coiled into the tanks, the whole proc4
ess excepting the coiling being done
automatically. The coiling of the
cable into the tanks, where it will lie
in water, must be done by men who
make a speciality of that business,
and as the cable is of great value, and
the coiling is an art, it must be we'll
done to avoid heavy loss to the cable
people.
AS matter of fact, in the cable
tank already constructed, there is now
stored cable of the value of $250,000,
held in bond so far as the custom
house is concerned, the duty on it be-
ing paid only as it is taken out and
used. When the three new tanks are
finished and have their share of cable
stored away in them, here will be a |
cash value of just an even million dol |
lars represented in those odd store |
houses under the ground of Iwilei.
Mr.. Bowler says he will have his !
part of the work done. down to lay
ing the pipes to carry off the water |
from the cable tanks when it is de-
sired to put in fresh water, by the
date given him. And, by the way. 1t
Is fresh and not salt water that the
cable is kept in. This probably, is to
do away with the danger of any ma
rine growth on the cable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New moon on the 2Sth, at 1855 .. m.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 30
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
Ing that of the meridian OF 157 degrees 30
minutes. The time whistle blows at 80
p. m, which Is the same as Greenwich. 9
hours minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
eaYhead Put to Sea.

The whaling bark Gayhead got un-
der way on Saturday night and went
so far of shore that she could not be
seen yesterday. She is to return this
morning to take Captain Fisher and
supplies aboard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

BY the Government Survey, Publishe
Every Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
Rovaltv on Nltrate.

Nitrate coming from Chile 20 Homo
lulu or in fact to any American or foe,
eign port must pay the Chilean gov
eminent a royalty of about $12 ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
WHARF AND WAVE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, March %. 10 p. m.
Mean temperature. s67.
Minimum temperature. 81.
Maximum temperature, 70.
Barometer at p. m. 1855; falling.
Rainfall. "A hours up to a. m, o.
Mean dew point for the day. IS.
Mean relative humidity. 7s
Winds. calm and slight westerly airs.
Weather. overcast and threatening.
Forecast for March 2s-Appearances
indicate rain.
CURTIS ]. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorologist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23

DEPARTED FROM HONOLULU.
Sunday. March %.
Am schr. J. H. Lunsmann. johnson.
for Laysan Island.
Stmr. Arizonan. for Kahuiui, Hilo.
and New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
ARRIVED AT KAHULUI.

Sunday. March Is.
Am sp- Fort Dodge. Cove. from Homo
lulu. leaving again on March q for san
Francisco with a cargo of sugar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
Arizonan Sale.

The steamer Arizonan left port yes
terday afternoon for Kahului and
Hilo before starting on her long voy-
age around the Horn to New York
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE youth, 16 to is. for
Office work Address P. o. Box 264,
Honolulu. IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.

STEAMERS TO DEPART.
Name En
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-23
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. March u. 1903
NAME OF STOCK
MxHcAs7lLE
sUsAR

@. Brewer \ Co.
L. 3. Kerr Co., Etd....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
PLAIN CLOTHES MEN ASKED FOR.
Newly Transferred Captains Start to Work
Hard Against Gambling

Captain Hayes who took Captain Maude's place
in the Stagg-st. precinct, and Captain Gallagher,
who took Captain Hardy's place, in the Clymer-st.
precinct and Captain O'Brien. the new commander
of the Flushing-ave. station going in with the
determination of driving gamblers and other law
breakers out of their precincts In order to do this
they have made urgent request on Deputy Com
missioner Piper for plain clothes men. Hayes
and O'Brien made visit headquarters yester-
day to urge their claims. 1t is likely that the re-
guests will be granted the Deputy Com
missioner has had chance to pick some men for
the positions William Hennessey and Thomas
Donovan have been detailed for special work on
Inspector Claytons staff. and it is said that the
inspector has been given to understand that there
is plenty of work for him to do just now
Before leaving here for Europe Deputy Commits
sioenr Ebstein arranged for the transfer of about
thirty additional patrolmen to C0ney Island for the
summer. 4 part of the extra detail will be at the
resort to-day.
Ar aftermath of the conviction of two handbook
makers and the pleading guilty of nine is
saloons in which the handbooks were made Ac-
cording to the liquor tax law proprietors who per
nit gambling in their places liable only
on a charge OF m1sdemeanor. but also the risk
Of having their tax certificates revoked.
In the Lee-ave. court yesterday Henry Winter
proprietor Of Teutona Hall. Nc. % Bartett-st
and Daniel j. Kennedy. q proprietor of a hotel at
Grand and Leonard SITS, were arraigned the
charge of violating the section of the liquor tax
law prohibiting gambling. They pleaded guilty
and were held in 81, bail for examination
In the afternoon Daniel Lahey of No. $50 Bed
ford-ave.. was arrested on the same charge. Lahey
of the who Friday pleaded guilty
TO running handbook himself. He liberty
on bail, pending sentence tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

MOIAssEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses was firm syTups
e es stfaay 70 fo6 WE eans centrfug
94aise fair 14g1so god lq21 r;pPP r3e 1sGi5e;
fair fS9g 7s2l6 t Rs markets for
change and no new feat 5 vas STEADY
and rates shore trades the inaGIy 1850 %S
moderate and rates ddn and Antwerp lad: Bristol
and H% ~, 2qS s@D Lh a Sf ROTTERDAM Sc Cotton
liverpool 100 ~ I2c London d 0d1S lumber Puget
sound to Shanghai ass Cd JuneJuy British steamfr
5ahed donj june ssnf British Steamer July
Norwegan steamer lOI tons; qs prompt: Norwegian
steamer 23O4 tons same 0pr0 ms tons timber
to United Kingdom or Continent pTiSate cTIg n Dun
kTk private e sn Diego IS so July ship. 1927 tons
aai Batmore TO San Francisco about 50 90
bark $50 tons gm s o Gaa sa e. Turks Island
to Boston private British bark Dol 'S S tons
fdaI Philadepha to Naypor 81 schooner 26o tons
same ana Dsck a 81 tons ice Parkers Flat Ne 10
Ba!tore terms schooner lG 55 toms sane
81 TO- schooner SO TONS COAL Phiadelphia TO bangor
90 ehGGn 19 s 9n s% Ma P55SaS6 s.
2 Ss toms toms coal coal Pert Perh aboy to Bar Haro
&C oil in W the price list Lnseed
mained quiet unchanged prices Keah 5aTd QUO
continues sTians follow PetrSIeum bbls bulk $ S.
PhiladeiPhia 1 S6s o ohq crude
mills $5g$5c PEis s Butter grades 4eG47c
brine white 46G47c; prime winter yellow 46Sa %
of-town raw 42944c Calcutta, raw. 7Se- Lard OIL o.
pork showed some I41 ness dgT
aaster refectfug moderate liquidation chicago
80 COO with II estimated for Monday ana llOoy
for next week; Kansas City had 1ul ana
fafniy s1p; short clear SIS 5OGS2O % i5F
nInta1. Mess s96S1O: family. s11 50GSl2 DO packs
$40 5oas11 extra IEdia mess sS5S29s HOES
croted Bacons 9lsc: 9isc; 100 ~ 9+c I4V 10,
GA 1,iFs g7k CUT MEATS-P1cked oeIies
,o+ed Smoking iO dIO2tc; 10 y. Zoe: Il 10 S1sc;
herns steady; quoted III G12c. TA14LoN
nnnte5. C,tv 5I4c: country. 51zd59sc
fars easv: quoted Sou-h America 1o50c Conte Sooc'
RrazfI kegs 75c Compound firm: quoted
sTEARrNE-Easy: quoted: oleo Slsc city iard steare
Icrspot supplies desirable rice not large ana
demand for stock is good The market va
Sere and al the Quotations follow Donestle'
5EG6c: head 6LGTc: Patna 51sf5 &c: Japan Ioreis;
nominal: do domestic, 4Ad5c; Java 4tsoc' f'a4sO"' "
oo sY4 sugar is steady fairly active with
riese Unchanged that they are not sSdS
rices al all Prices quoted net 10 loooeTs ana
sale rrocers: loaf and crushed sue f1see n
nsa-a5 coarse povdered and fruit powdered 4.Svc
oe o1racfioners graduated. 05c: Eagle coarse an1
exfTa ane granuated. 49Oc Eagle 10 cartons -
bag Of granulated 4-SOc
s~s1uiated standard granulated and diamond A $50,
eonfectioners A. 1850; Nos l. and s. 800; 30 =
NJ arc: No s 4Oc; No :. 435c: No g. 43Oc; No =
05c. Nos Il aud No 16. 395c Eagle p9NuTIeu
Ike: crystal domiuos. cases. &c The Londoh Dsl
sugar steady but unchageo ~i r,a~Iet
for raw sugar dull and more or less noillal
refners not market. except at materiaI Hera
prices than those now quoted On ths U.o a1.r,Irsi
as test IL quoted II Ice: muscoVado - test iO0'
and moiasses sugar. 50 test &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
TWO BATHS NEARLY DONE
Those an Hicks-st. and Pitkin-aUe.
U'W Be q Great Boon.

Among the many improvements that nave Deen
made iii Brooklyn by the present administration
probably will be a greater credit to the offl-
Gals than the interior baths. They will prove a
great boon the poor people and if the expert
of slu workers goes for anything, VIII assist
materially in the making Of good citizens.
Two of the baths are nearing completion and will
be open before the hot weather in July. One of
other in Pitkin-ave., Watkns-st. The first
the many residents of the waterfront in the neigh
borhood of Hamilton Ferry. The other is in
Brownsville, which is full OF sweatshops, and has
been said be the dirtest district Of Brooklyn
These parts of the borough have been practically
without any bathing privileges at all
The lot in Hicks-st. is 97x35 feet. The building
is two stories and basement and is built of lime
stone and granite. The interior will be substantial
but not elaborate The partitions are of marble
and the floors Of marble terrazzo. The inner par
titions of soapstone. On the first floor will be
fourteen shower baths and two bathrooms for men
and fifteen showers and two bathrooms for women
The twenty-seven shower baths the second floor
Will be for boys. The cost of the H1ckS-St bath
will be $3.50
The Pitkin-ave bath will be somewhat larger.
half stories in height The cost will be s7s 300 On
the first floor fifty-twO showers and six bathrooms
will be divided between the men and the women.
The second floor will be devoted to boys. who will
terror of this bath Will be somewhat more ornate
than the in Hicks-st. 1t will be of Hazard
brick. with limestone trimmings and copper cor
nceS. Both baths will be hrepToOf.
On Friday the contract for a bath for the Eastern
District was awarded to Fuller & O'Connor It will
cost sS7 42G and will be located i'll Montrose-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
COAL DEALER GOES TO sANAToRIUM
r. D. Heisenbuttel Has Nervous Prostitution
Due to Worry Over Strike.

Nervous prostration. due to worry and overwork
at the time Of the coal strike has made it neces-
sary for Henry D. Heissenbuttel, of the Moquin-
Oferman Heissenbuttel Coal Company, of Brook
lyn. 10 go q sanatorium in Whtestone Long
Island. Dr.. D. A. Harrison, head of the institu-
tion and DR.. John A McCorkle, the family physi-
sian, both say that the patient must have a COM
plete rest for a year a least.
Mr.. Heissenbuttel has been failing in health for
some months. but would yield to the advice of
his friends to take vacation until he broke down
completely. One day he began to sign checks for
large amounts. and passed them all the
ployes. Then the other members of the firm in
sisted upon his going home. The checks were de-
stroyed.
The death of Thomas J. Patterson. a prominent
Brooklyn coal dealer, who died at the time of the
strike, attributed extra worry and care,
brought by the strained situation in the trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York.
RE,EVES-ReCeipts twenty-One cars or
consigned direct reported Dressed beer stea!
CITY dregsed native sides. fG37c per 10
Cables last quoted American live cate seit
al 11l4 I1214c dressed weight refrigerator peer az
per The following exports are reported lor - =.
Umorfa Liverpool 40 quar- =.
beef; the Minneapolis London. 4Je caItie ana -.
quarters: the st Andrews. 80 cattle and the Parma %
the West Indies. 40 sheep s -
CAI.Vf-S-OnIv head sale city dressed Nesis,
general sales 71zG1Olzc per H. country dresser quo'
at 6G91ac - -. 90
sol head slaughter and nve cars %
1ufry. steady in price spring lambs steady Nothing
Clipped sheep sold ar 500" ~
unshorn do s. 5oGs5 -; clipped lambs az 80 ~ =
pennsylvania and Indiana spring lambs AZ - Pr
dressed mutton. sg10lsc per n dressed Lalos
Country dressed spring lambs 81 a@fQS1 - PEI
SaisS ems ('0nnlissor Company II Fennsylvarl@
z,~i,c lambs 10 average. s. 81 per 100 ID - II
5is Az 30 n at s.; 81 clipped Indiana lambs . 70 a.
81 30 81 Pennsylvania do. 50 10 al 80 . = 81 o.
To9fs,s sheen f27 NJ. 80 l. do u 10 a. - o..
"a clipped do, s. 30 . do % p ar -. -
IN liz 81 b sr u
svIvsnia do H. n 13 buchs los 70 a. - %
'T-obiT & shannon 10 clipped ohio sheep. ~ -. a.
2, a. 95s do aS n 50 12i2. ~ do ~ 10 a. 60
Receipts partly sstridted were t"ette 80
90 . ~ head. two cars pr sale alive No sac =
roraf Country dressed quoted al Saioc per To- 10E
hesy to weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
cHURCH's FiFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

Marking the fftieth anniversary Of the services,
oft OF which grew the Episcopal Church OF the
Redeemer Fourth-ave. and Pacifc-st. special
services will be held to-day. There Will be an
~ Professor i y Van Olinda The Rev. Or. T. j.
Lacey the new pastor, will deliver an historical
address. -, -. NIL.
The parish was organized in q hall at Fulton
st and Elm Place May d 1858 chapel vas
church was built twelve years later among the
rectors OF the church have been the nj hef- 1T IT
leonard the present Bishop OF Ohio and me Rev
Dr. smith president of Trinity Colegs la tt t
,T.t,e church a membership OF Tour nun
drnd and is entirely free from debt. Next year a
,ore eIa bortee celebration Will be held 10 com
memorials the aquisitiOn OF the hrsl chuItH H'i"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

cQT1ON-Stil further high season were
1ttailed IN me cotton market this morning July
gust september October and December reached
high Levels. July selling IO32c August at eeec and
september at S3Oc, exceeded by
TO- IL and y points respectively Owing the liquida-
ton IN that option May well previous
range selling no higher than 10e9c. against Ole
best the The nit
impetus from the higher Liverpool later
accelerated by the sem-panc July August shorts
in New-Orieans. where
points. or Just point under Zee closing IL 33c
gust there the close showed advance % points
10 Csc The local market opened firm in tone advance
points under better cables.
advance fG3 points spots
Right after the call of the positions showed
what reactonary tendency. almost Immediately
rallied with the NewOrleans market leading the advance
Speculation much active, and the South
buying orders Port receipts were well under last years
an private advices from the South told
Shorts actively the
summer early fall positions May. further
clique absence pressing
showed relative heaviness ructuated within
point Toward the close prices eased off little
the summer months. but the list otherwise at
about the session and firm A net advance
of points. estimated
bales
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

Cotton Exchange specia Liverpool cablesspot cotton
600 bales American 1000 bales receipts 1000 bales
%6 6db9 asT R2 Closed @ net s points
MAJ and MsyTne 5ss5s4d septem6er
0cfober a2d October November 474d; November De
sfg esd t0'd p'''"O'F-'anu''' ''''' ''''
FLOUR AND MEA1,-It a slow day in the nou.
@ls Spring patents winter straEhts s. .
:sssa sSs;s TO- s155e No TFtsF
g sSas 81 Red u Ros so o Nas good 81 M
e fancy eoFSMEAL-qan me S Sps5sd:
s k!S erfs ssgSs Fine xh5s ys3
bran spot ST So arrive 200 n $40 81 sp, .9G
bran mddns s7gs !. .a 2o b63 acE sbop S 81 90 bulk
SIS 50 sacks to arrive: oilmeal, SO SO
today rather SHARP p In M showed a. &
banra K.eninr within &c range here much more
the West although spring wheat nat ,
After opening steadier the local market became sSy sn
covernE seaTaRess Of ~ coo bushels
-ics Fngl,sh news was stronger expected noting
an OF aAd while Paris closed points Lower
70 ID pe hipments at ooooo with moderate
fra s Russia to 2seq We 1a sss
be reduced 20 2 francs bushe. or about half the
duty There vas also soe as IN ehna
Chicago dispatches indicated that best people
terror receipts were shade smaller than last year Es
change the most extreme favoring decline Of or z
points b bsSw last x red closed al
soiLc h ado No 1 Northern Duluth sISsc ana NO
hard Manitoba nc. b ahoat Exporters bought
nil al .EORN-Most or the
strength to-day around the opening and
again az between traders soIn cosaSr aDe
Tejn an IN, fine weather rather full receipts small sea-
hoard clearances improved grading the regular CLOSE
lower l o'clock the loss had been
regained in sympathy with wheat; and July stood al
closed tsdi.d net higher Export
ers took only couple of loads No corn closed II % nc
elevator 5.Ac { d ahoat. No : white and NO :
yniiovr b.c n afoat .OATS-The market for oats
was all and easy sales here OF only 30 600 bushels
-. No closed 3s1&cs No
sue No . white standard white 41c: No white
RfE--Market steady
10 . Western 59i.c o ahoat; State rye 56p5ec
BARI.EY-Market dull Feeolns was quoted AT oAe anu
mailing at seG5sc both c / {. Buffalo
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
oPERkTlc MUSIC BY PHONoGRApH.

For lovers of music especially interesting
entertainment furnished by A. .. Matthew's
Sons in Association Hall. Fulton-st.. Brooklyn on
Friday evening. The programme consisted Of
photographic reproductions from disks Of
selections 0wenty-four numbers) from Mime. Caye
hubelik, Scott, De Lucia. Renaud, Nine. Micha-
Iowa and others. with closing number OF Home,
Sweet Homo, by Nine. Susanna Adams. The re-
productions excellent, and enthrsi-
astically received by the audience. Matthews =
Sons the Brooklyn and Long Island commits
sioners for the Sale of these records of operate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-Saturdays coffee market was a very tame me
affair IL opened dull unchanged prices ruleu lde
closed dull on opening basis. with sales reporeu o
onIy 800 bags including lots OF May at p GU -
market had nothing stimulating IN the way OF nsS 1
decline in
ket on Friday both lower. Havre declining lrc
and Hamburg Il pig The Brazilian markets as eapeS S
cd were unchanged, though Santos barely STEADY
Port receipts rather light footing up only aDou
I6 600 hays Business the local market was
by showing and also by me genera IN
OF public in view of the heavy
supplies ALREADY received and the prospect for SIN
co-ncidental with receipts from tne
crop. report very little
ton and the trading limited to professionals, ana Is
ordinarily no more than REIMBURSEMENT of existing com
mitments The spot market was quiet with quotations. on
he has of 1ac No Z
prices In the local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

cularly adapted for park. The grounds have
always been kept in perfect condition, with their
walks driveways, flower beds. fountains and odd
stone tower. which. promontory, commands
a beautiful view of the Bay and Staten Island. Mr..
Bliss says that he is anxious to have the property
go TO the city, and although he cannot see his
way clear make a absolute gift the city, is
willing sell if for park purposes for $50 900 less
than the offer made him by outside interests. If
the estate is purchased by the city the mansion
could be used for park museum. and it has been
suggested that the spacious stable could be made
the headquarters of the mounted police in Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
LOWELL CLERGYMAN CALLED.

The Rev. G. r. McNally, OF the Worthen Street
Church, Lowell. Mass. by unanimous vote has
been called 10 the passionate OF the Sixth Avenue
Baptist Church he is asked TO succeed the Rev.
DR. e E Chivers VINO recently became secretary
of the American Baptist Home Mission Society
Mr. McNdlly is a native OF New brunswick N d,
a graduate OF Arcadia University and OF the Newton
Theological School near Boston He preached for
a time in BrooklIne but the Lowell church is his
first regular charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne locally vas arm -
unchanged. Sales at Savannah were mace q 80 '
steady Tar steady o firm " quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-Oil Dds. A'c+ machine o'iS'
IA R-Ptue bbls 81 25aS2 81. oil bbls - 40 .,-o
T2OSTN--COrnruon good strained. S@7SZ 70 - =
50 % = So 2OG$2 % F. 30; 9. s. 81; H s. % / -
K So s.: NJ So A.; n. IS 80; G. 50 80. W W. - o"
@F STOCK on HAND. - 49,, -
Snfrits turpentine 2oi-
90
London Nav 9-Turpentine-spirits. As ID Rosin-
American strained IS 1Olsd; fine. 9s