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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
REAL ESTATE.
Transactions in Realty.

Mandelbaum & Levine have purchased from
Mrs. Eliza Dean, through Hiram Rinaldo & Bro.
the old buildings. plot 50zleo at the southeast
corner Of East Houston and Cannon SITS.
William \. Stanton is reported to have sold the
four story dwelling house, lot &x1GO.11, at No.
Sls West One-hundred-and-fifth-st.. 70 feet from
Riverside Drive
J. Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for Mrs.
Marie B. Hughershoff the plot, 6Rx11s the south
side OF East Observation-Disclosures 60
feet east of Webster-ave.. to builder for imrne-
date improvement 1t.
Charles NJ Anderson has sold COR Or. Thomas c.
Knox No. los West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES third
St, four story brownstone front dwelling house.
on q lot 2txlO0l feet.
Kidansky & Lew have sold No III and 21s Rfv-
IngtOn-St. southeast corner of Pftt-St six story
tenement house a plot 5ox57 feet.
Edward NJ Marks has sold the i've story fat
house. lot 25x1Q0 feet. at the southwest corner
OF Column bus-ave- and Sixty-seveuth-st-
Isaac and Harry Goodstein have purchased
through B. Golding & Go. the i've story tenement
house, with stores. plot 3IN50 feet. at tie
northwest corner Of Delaney and Cannon sts and
Will make extensive alterdI tons
Isaac Geodstein has sold TO the Educational
League, through NJ shannon & Co, the four story
tenement house, on lot 23IGxl00 feet at No. 19
Max Sturts has sold the FIVE story Aathouse. No.
l6lS MadiS0n-ave., on a lot 20.QEolb feet. at the
northwest corner OF AadisoH-aTe- and one-hun-
Louis Goldman has purchased No. ~ East OHs-
hundred-and- nineteenth-st., nve story hathoUse.
Jesse &. Bennett & Co. have sold for Jeannstts
1IcIncloe the three story brownstons front house
at No. lSS West Ninety-seveRth-sL, on lot Bxle22
feet
Porter & Co. have seld for Rudolph Joseph the
I'VE story apartment house. 25z1o9 feet. no 81
Aorningside Park
John H Porges has sold No. I5o west Ninety
seventh-st. on lot Il .sx100 feet 70 a client
A J. Benaim has bought No as West Thirty-sec-
ond-st, six story tenement house, on lot 2sxsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By John y Golding: 2O76 5th-ave 12sth-st. IS
x11 story ten b. with story extension; " G Bayes
and another, King Strong 6 =. attys,
D OBrien ref; amt due, s2T, ia 90: taxes etc. s.
2ls Sc; 70 the pin FOR SIS. coo.
By Phoenix Insrahau & Co: 500 and sos " 1S0th St
100 It OF Arlserdar-eve 50XI+1 IL story ten
his City Co agt Cowman 6 ( atty. z Z
Paris ref due, SZ052 or taxes. ETC. S13o 70 the
plrf for $50 54S
By Joseph Day: 5S7 11sth-st 45T1 f. Of Ave
A 401ox1CN IL story ten h; East River savings
Inst " Wood al; r Greene atty; I Strahan.
ref; due. ST 437 %; taxes. etc. S4s1 witrayVn
Csdar-ave " > S4ll Il OF lsOth-st a ixll o15o
Gleason atty; = l. Hoffman. ref, amt due. $3.50 o.
taxes. etc. So 90. the pItf for 81 200
By Peter T Meyer & CO. SOC SIS H0Ustoa-st $50
It OF GOerck-SJ, 270 Ton1pkinS-s RIA 10 3D.
X2l2 3Xl5s2: three and bdgs; also all right.
title etc land under front above premises
Wit I < De W, atJys g p + Mccain reL. amy cue
s. W 9TJh-st, 43T II OF Central Park West lsx
100 II. story dwg h. with ] story extension d
Young, eXrrx, agt A L Fox 81 al r Hare-PoWeil
atty II Granger, ref due. Sl9sSe 30: taxes ETC.
S6Sl 10; % the pltd for $4,000
BY Philip \ sTnyth: kingsbridge Road, . corner
riggs-ave: story dwg sold subject 70 ntge tor
$4,000 all right and interest the plaintiff Tor
81 Valentlne-sve. old line 164 f. OF lsith-st
5&1G0 except taken Nalenrine-ave; Story Z
dwg h. sold subject ntge for 81, 800: III Barrer
" " Edwards 81 al F g Wild atty; Charles Brelot
ref; S29T 81 taxes etc parcel S3lt %
parcel =. $50 %, the plaintiff for s.. loo.
162E-st 59x94 I story eldss; sheriff 5
sale of all right. title. which . II Georgt had On
February :. 1903. since, James kearney, atty W
o Brien sheriff; adjourned to September Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
Financial.
New York August l. 1903
To the Stockholders of The
Consolidated Gas Compauv

In order 70 provide funds making improvements
the Company's property and for acquiring other
property. been deemed advisable by the Trustees n
additional the capital stool, Of this
Company accordance with authority conferred by
tie Stockholders July 16. 1890
The authorized capital stock is $50 coo ooo ~ which
sT2sIT75s 81 been already issued and IS now out
standing
Stockholders are hereby given privilege OF sub
scrbing the issue stock at the price o. one
hundred and fifty dollars $3.50 per share to the extent
OF nine per (99 OF their holdings Of record Don
closing OF the books at clock P N On
August q. 1903 This privilege expire at O'Clock
P NJ, September 8. 1903. payment for such stock
must be made before September Is 1908 at the
National City Bank Of New York. No % wall street
New York No subscriptions will received on holdings
OF fractional shares
Scrip viii Be Issued fractional shares OF tho new
issue which will be in rrultiples OF
500 until December 81 1903, which date uncon
veTted scrip may at the option OF the Company be re-
deemed in cash at the rate OF $3.50 per share.
The said bank VII temporary receipts on pay
ment Of the subscription will be exchangeabe on
ana after September 1s 1895 for certificates OF stock
Sueh stock VIII entitle the 10 dividends
clared prior that date
FORM Of subscription be obtained tho ofics
the Company or at the National City Bank.
By order OF the Board
T. E GAwTRY. President
r. A CARTER. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

o 3i25 R S6 s. E sad a2 yesrs g P2 ~ SEQ
0 NELL. Mary. Union Trust Company. New
York: Essex-sr II = : 71-3 It 5 or Cirand-st:
years, IA per cent. @o'u'
Solomon, Joseph, to Title Guarantees and Trust
Company; s5th-st. No I26 10 $50 East; due - d.
February ;, 1905; "a per cent ..-.--..----. ze,w
Rogers Charles P. 10 Bronx Investment COMPANY;
29th-st No 81 523 West cue Nay /. lsO4i - -,
per cent = WV
Nic0ini. Anna. George ? Howard; Muberry-st, - .
corner SPring-st years, "A per cent BLU
Cllessbr0uEb. Robert a. 20 the Searnens Bank
for Savings; 49th-st, g 40 Il " 6f Pa-h-2ye. -. -
year. = per cert ~
Nicholson. Lena ard Davis, 20 John 7 Witstts-
guardian: 4th-st Nos 3BS and go East. years.
A. per 4oo
Williams Roswell p. % Edward WinsloW; s6-h-
St No $50 West years. per cent ON
Same % Belle " Williams property prior
mortgage. 5000; > years cent OV'
Same 10 LION Brewery; same property: prior
MORTGAGE. 1000 demand 9 per CENT 90
Cohen Alfred -, Franklin Savings Bank; Sth-
ave. No 49, corner asth-sti 1 year "A -.
d. o. Of . s
Same 10 Esther Reinhcimer; same property; prior
mortgage S54 go; year. 8 cent. l0Os
fsacaraeh. irving another. 70 Bertha Korn;
5zi-st, 4 5. 10 Il Of Shave: years, Ale per
cent A''V'
3d-ave; . years "A Per cent ltV
Same same 5-1-sr s, lIoS II " o. Sd-aVe;
yearss "A per cent llV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LET TELEGRAPH 10 TIE EHIBUNE

[EE TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBCNEl
Chicago aug in wheat today It looked as Il the
Big Southwestern interests which had taken profits SO
freely ever s0a were inclined take wheat back St
Louis houses led the buying the Spencer party nota
bly, There some hesitation in the market early be
indifferent cables and favorable Southwestern
weather. The close however. 27sC higher than
yestsr5z-. and al the wheat optons closed sec
Egzn- sepemhe- sold a. ENC and At soc. and closed
s0r December closed At size. May. IS ssc sellers
Frnary receipts were $4,000 bushels compared with
coo bushels year Northwestern receipts were 14s
against Southwestern offerings have lessened
by me recent rains Most Ct outside markets to-day
CO better than mis- snd Chicago followed rather than led
IN the a1va1oe The stack 204 coo bush,
creased Zoo bushels The worlds visible decreased
10000 bushels compared with 2152ooo bushels decrease
last year Tie Nasnng0n weekly crop bulletin was rather
nan-canrl-sl Il anything bearish on epring wheat.
Private cables reported the harvesting condition unfavor
abe On the Continent s-il The Paris prices were q
Ets lower.
There more selling Ct co-n At the outset by cash
interests ana IN TIE u-zJ hour prices were lzc
- lover H-t the coarse grain influenced by
ths wheat strength There energetic tuyug by the
SANE Southwestern interests whch buying wheat
Rove ana tbs parties which follow him. Were buying
nay corn Toe Washington crop summary bearlsh
~ ert-1g improvement IN the com States The
limos report wzs. CT the other hand rather bullish
Tie c1-n declared very the advancement
during The week entirely satisfactory. September
sold AZ 5lc and a. $3.50 sellers and closed 52ssc
sse-z. December closed At &c: Nay 52-sc TIE close
was Sc 70 @c oTer Yesterday. Receipts ao5
ESTIMATES lo4
cats showed r. weakness ard closed = &c better
taan yesier-s- There was pressure the market
from these bg interests vhi-a go unsuccessful
tner J1y deal They are holding their cash stock and
show IL disposition 10 sacrifice IT, Cash oats were &c
higher August closed al sake September ii SAC. De-
oefa5er Al S5sc. NAY. s7'se The seaboard and New
England demand is bur thu elevator interests are
buyzs the cash though they expected s1o-her bull
oanpaign- Receipts PCS cars the estimate for TO-
nerro" 80 The contract stock 3l3eooo bushels showed
an increase for the wee4 Of $4,000 bushels The weekly
lighter than anticipated.
mere was a. Indifferent lsoa market Hogs were
ip- 20 l5e higher with only L. coo here br 49, ,s
So hogs West compared wien 5000 last year Prov-
prices were about the same as YESTERDAY ,s ~. -
vance gone The worlds stock . lard 2l7 900 riera
creased f5r July 24oo rsrces compared with a 5ase
last July = 1900 Outside hackers the ss sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lexingtoa-sve. 8 500 2 $ OF 64th-s; 20xzo. L.
man Z ElooningdaIe 10 Frederick Ashton, all
title. b and s-.---- SO
Same property. Fredsrica Ashton 20 city Real
Property Investing Company, mortgage, Sl5tsoi
1l5th-st Nos 4s2 and s64 East. s. sNT5- z; Morris
WeIsteiu 81 a. 10 Bsnedstto Znupettai mort
CaudweIl-ave " F. 20 II 2 OF Cliftou-st, is-
100: Edmond r smith 20 Joseph smith; b
Er5erssu-ss g $50 Il n of vsru'ilyea-ave.
rams " look Il II * look 1910. George
" Douglerty 70 AIthea 5 Fsudd- -------- $3.50
White Plains Road. 3. % z 2 Of Becker
ave runs Silk " t4I.lox 2 " ileeS
ok q PIX $50. John q Delaney 20
Charles KerneT. and s------.-. $3.50
54th-st n = - Il e OF 10th ave. 25xlOt-5. VIII
lam " FngE 30 sara d n Fogg- No
52d-st. n s. ITO s II q 3d-ave. 25yioo-a: 52d-
IA r. v OF St-ave 29xloo-o' Jennie
Horn 70 Irving Bachrach and anPtaer. . ana
s2d-s- No SOP West 20x7s s: Barbara Jordan %
A 5 Cox: mortgage. So 900
7Oth-st Nos az and ala East. 52xlO0-5; Bohemian
American Association Bee 20 the Bohemian
American Real Estate Association Bee; mort
gaze. 30. us5't
Lafayette Place. No .. 5. 2S-4xi50. First Con
FTeeaton o. the Religion % Humanity Of the
cry q SeH-Tork to John " COndit; mortgage,
$4,000 ---------
l22a-st No 245 East. a Gx95 Ok Irregular. WITH
gore adjoining. James King 10 Frank Gray
157th-sr. Nos So ard sGT West. SslSlsl II. John
" Fleck 10 august Run MORTGAGES. 81 CO.
Hoffmau-st 81 q % 19lst-st- l8sxl0o.
James " Campbell N Realty and Commercial
COMPANY ~ q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
Financial Meetings..
SATIOSAL BANK OF COMMERCE
IN NEW YORK

NsE7 YORK Jaae r. lar3.
i SPECIAL MEETING o. THE SH.pr
holders q the National Bank of Commerce t -
1ork s. called, and VII BE- held It's bsnkiD~ ""
81 Nassau Street in the Borough Of NsrT-s.-1I Nc
CITY q New YORK. Wednes5a-. the 5-- 49, ~ the
-uE-- I9lo Z O'Clock fo,lrv-r- ~ Au-
~ To authorize the Increase Of the capital So
national Bank ~ Commerce New York - So ~
~ the issue = 10000 additional shares each - -
atle q So CT which additional capital stool 1S5 ~
shares may - used purpose z 10 t1-
assets and business II TIE Western Na1rsr Ing The
the United States fl New L1ilk OF
aall-eal eapal stock u VIII y eco shares are ~
tne-ce IN New York. Tor subscription 81 lt Con-
fu-enty-dFe their resue-t5,a ,-ttlL OF
july -. 1902, The price ct -ilsS On
posed ~ the circular Of - pro
June 1871. 1903 -e~'0tH Gated
-, - 49, - 'L y e DIRECTORS shall be
t'r@ 70 tine lie Bylaws may prescribe ~ - l4ll
This meeting IS called and ths notice Is p+,.- .
= TIE Board Of Dire - 1!1E
o- u more to2a cent. snaretoiaers the Ban t5iS
the ole-rc1r-h
sting shares a. the National Park a. C0r.rra- ~
2e-a aid required ty the Articles Of Assocs+io-
WILLIAM C. DCgAL.I. Cassie-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
REALTY NOTES.

John n Golding was the broker ia the sale for
the William n Tefft estate to Mrs. Jeanette P
Coin of the Columbia College lsasehold dwelling
house at Nc 592 Fifth-ave.. on lot 26x10O feet.
1t is reported that Rosalie Be y. Moran has sold
No. 1926 Madison-aVe three story dwelling house.
lot 20x75 feet
The Duplex Filter Company has leased for three
years the store at No. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
Foreign Properties for Sale.
Las PAL1IAs. GRAND CANARY.

ughtful part charming ESTATE. situate IL the 5sa1
f valley Tara miles from PALMA and Loco
above The Sea The Residence Is approached By q
carriage drive. enclosed n quadrangle Wal ana
Ettsd bathrooms. three
ton billiard room. and excellent o11ceg. Tho
Ens and
which charming q the ana surrounding
an be had gardens about threequartsrs Of
an1 form part q ths Estate laid out with
and with boundary walls altogether
about eighteen acres The prise o. House
quarters OF I'VE thousand pounds with tn
eight thousand pounds. Connected with
properly is q Wne-packi1g Industry. which brings IN
considerable and which Be treated
FlI-ther details q the Agents. HAMPTON 8 SONS 4
Cockspur Street. London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

b Parish Fisher, sioo5sy & CO: so2 East s1st-st.
IS It OF Avenue a. 25xSl2 story h fore
closure sale; Henry Bogert agt Norma vahlsn al
Asngy Bosert atty john Lewis ref due On judsI
BY Joseph P Day: AIS West 19th-st. ls9 Il Of 9Th
Il 3-IxSe. story h. foreclosure sale: The
East River SAVINGS Institution agt Emma McL1erulott
al; Richard Green. NJ Snsniasra, ref, due
iudgt S. 4s3 46. costs S633 u: taNss. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
THE PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE COMPANY

TIE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMP&Ny
have this day declared e dividend Of THREE "a,
PEP CENT the Common stock II The Company rsr1
sbe ana after August i5ta Stockholders 81 lerc
= =. lloc- sHll ~ 1915 IraHsfs- E3o-5 10 n5t
- u r GAMBLE Eec-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
DiUidend Notices.
AMERICAN GRAPHoPHoNE co.

ae regular quarterly dividend 10. SO q one and
tFee-ql1rIc-s uer wiz be paid on the Pee
apital STOCK o. the American Graphoph0ue ~ -
August IJ 20 stockholders q record August Isl Jae
2. O. LOCKWOOD. Secretary - resident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Broadway aad l5Oth-sr. " conner. cor a story
b-iCk milk depot so 1Oxio0. Sheffield Farms
'SIavsoa owner. r A Rookie, architect 1850.
lg7ta-st s. Al 4 o. 5sa-ave. for q storf
brick athotiss 5s3xs6. Il. 1Ierskovritz 4 Rotl
cwucrs. & + FeiEam. architect a ---------s---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND ROADS
L sND wALEs.-Depot c,aarter1nasss55 Jiiess lao
Boston July 6, ltSS-SeaAro pSo-
ni in tripicate win be received az TINS once ultI -
4 1908 then opened n the presence q
tSe- tn Grading and Constructing hesas aha .es
80. etrcrr Long Island Boston Harbor NAhs ne
q 80 -eeares TIE right reject AIRY or ali nids
,r1-sIz - information furnished on
at tnis once i74a9eIs va
'r5T-e required Tor the work s-41@-l-s1 ~
slAle bid required lnsunr-flet
80 nj e considered Envelopes coIilai5-n5
plcs VI raD5Sa- Grading and ROADS and
a. 49, Fort strong Eass." and addressed 10 - A
PAIsfF,R Depot Quarterr'astef-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
4 IRVING PLACE.
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. ON
the Capital Stock. Of Company has been declared
ana VIII Be PAYABLE September 18th. 1903 to stock
holders OF record % August 2Tth 1903 The Transfer
Book viii be closed at P NJ August 27th. and be
JAMES A. BENNETT Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
AIORNINGsIDE PA

. A. MORNINGSIDE PARK HOME
Corner apartment hAths N
9Th floor q modern elevator building all
convenience Southern exposure facing NoruinEside
Rent $40 month y Z 1fS-h St. Moraingsids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
MERICAN IINE

! MEhICAN LINL-
NEW TORR-SOUTHA AiPTON-LONDON
New York. Aug. 3 g. St Louis Aug Ie 10 -,
Philadelphia Aug 1910 m Ntw York. Aug 20 10 a m
PED STAR LINE.
Ia NEW -AETWERP-PAR
iceland Aug 10 a m. VaderIand Aug p 10 4 =,
Finland. IS q HrUoEllaIld. a
Piers Il and y. n z. Once. - Broadway \ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
On and after Of this Institution
viii be transacted No % Park Place between Church
Street and Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan York
City.
X 7. ist August 1908.
H. r HUTCHINSON, President
LINCOLN A STUART. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

DvEPT1SEMEH-Ts and su2seEi io' Inc 4'-D
u ~ ftaIr UPTOWN
"A ie-'h~- NO. .iGt BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
- Madison Square O122 Broadway Brooklyn 70 Sc
New Term begins now---Trial lessons fres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
PED ID" LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

4 CONAhO LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Piers 81 and 81 North River.
Iucauia. aug . 7. NJ .CaIupaIia. Aug % P NJ
Etruria Aug 10 10 a. N UnbTia. Aug. 20 10 NJ
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE.
Aurania. Aug IS / ? NJ Carpatha- Sept 1, P. NJ
CARVING second and Thira Class Only
VERNON n. BROWN & co. Gen. Agents
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
WHITE STE LINF.

- NEW YoRK-QUEE ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Ieutonic aug. . noon Cedric Aug a. a. IT,
Arabic......AUg T. .. Majestic ....-Aug 10 moor
Germanic Aug T. Celtic Aug 81 p m
Pier IS. North River. once, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

TNELIGHTFUI. SUMMER CRUISE 70 Halifax and 81
- johns. BOWRISG 4 Co. II State 81. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM
Including Thtrd-sve. LnesJ
Nr-th -+ Tnlr... 81 SIS sol SlTz2G1z Inc Sis 16T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PrrTsBURe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
COOKS TOURS AROUND THE woRTI

IT A vELOCE'-Fast italian Line
Sailing every Tuesday 70 Naples. Genoa
POI OrsS.F-sT hatfield & co - Wal g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
IL New T7yin-screw Steamers OF = 500 Tens
NEW YORE-ROTTERDAM via BOCLOCNE
Sailing Wednesday a. 70 A. NJ.
Potsdana AL Noor1arzl
Aug z Rotterdam
Ryndau. - IofsiaT1 sept 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
Instruction.
Enhu PUnE ID euAEE22EEFFsBD
TYPEW RITING
sTENoGRAPHY, INCORPORATING, BULATING, ETC
ROOM TRIBUNE BLDG
ROOM 1912 (s1 soUARE)
z====1=== DRAKE ii
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
SUPPLY COMPETENT OFFICE BUSINESS
WRITE
For Young LadIes-City.

SUPPLY COMPETENT OFFICE HELP TO BUSINESS ME
WRITE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08
SOMETHING NEW IN
Rugs
and


The rage now is a Grass Rug
or Mating made in different col.
ors. No seams and are made
from the Green Prairie Grass of
Minnesota. Water won't hurt
this rug, and II is soft and easy
on the feet. They are cheap,
considering the long time they
last. The sizes are from the
small door-mat up to large rugs,
nine feet by twelve.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08
KOBELt HAS RETURNED

The Oceanic steamship Alameda ar.
rived from San Francisco this fore.
noon. She was locked at the Oceanic
wharf little before noon. The Ala.
media had a pleasant and uneventful
voyage. The following vessels were
sighted: May ith. p. m. in lat 32.42
N. long. 1912 W., met three.masted
ship standing east by north; May 4th,
l1:24 y. m. in lat. 32.02 N. long. 1885,.
u w, met stmr. Nippon Maru bound
northeast: May eth, i:i4 n. M, In lat.
25.1l n. long. l5l.24 W., met a steam.
e: bound northeast.
Among the passengers who arrived
here In the Alameda were Captain A.
L. Cattet, who sailed In the Tahiti
trade for several years. He comes &C.
companied by Mrs. Cattet to spend a
visit with Captain Chapman here. w.
j. Elleford and Mrs. Elleford also ar.
rived; they were enthusiastically
greeted by Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bates.
Miss A. ID. Kincaid Is well known
here. She is the daughter of Rev. VIM.
NJ. Kincaid of the Central Union
Church. A. Koebele, the Government
entomologist, returns after a long
stay in Mexico. Fremont Morse is an
astronomer. who comes here in con.
nection with the work on the latitude
and longitude determinations which
are being carried on by means Of the
cable. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Morse. +, w. Smith. the well.known
and popular former manager of the
! Hawaiian Hotel, was greeted by host
of friends. He will remain here with
the Young building hotel.
The Alameda brings about 1.O4O
tons OF freight and 76 bags of mail.
Among her freight Is a hook and lad.
der apparatus for the Fire Department,
the patentee OF which, d. o. Hayes,
H. among the passengers. The Ala.
media also brought fine horse for Mr..
Traphagen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08
KAUlUK0US TRIUMPH

The San Francisco Call says OF Lot
Kaulukou's success in winning the Cot
tie medal at st. Mary's college:
This Is one of the most important
prizes offered during the year, and the
competition is open TO the entire school.
The brothers In charge have arranged
a plan Of gradual elimination, the
students being dropped one by one un-
til the contest narrows down to eight.
These Of necessity are the best elocu-
tionists In the college. and the final eff
fort is always in the presence Of large
crowd. Last evening was the largest
gathering of the kind that has ever
taken place in the college. The judges
for the evening were Mayor Warren
olney, Congressman Victor II .Metcalf.
Judge F. ]. Murasky. Guy G. Earl, Rev.
Peter c. Yorke, Rev. NJ. p. Smith. c.
j. Heggerty and Carrot w. McSnerney.
Mayor Olney was the chairman OF the
board of judges, and at the conclusion
OF the contest awarded the prize to the
Hawaiian lad. Frank Frates was Civ.
en- second rank, and George F. Bigley
and Nathaniel Bradley were declared
to come third In excellence.
This medal is awarded every year by
Rev. ]. L. Cottle OF San Francisco, who
was graduated from St. Mary's College
in 1877.