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New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
SEEKS CHEAPER CAB FARES.
Marshal Brown Starts Crusade to Lower
Rates

The hackmcn and cabmen Of New-York have been
having things their own way about long enough
says 9. Whitfield Brown. the Mayors marshal and
chief of the city license bureau. He purposes to
make a change in the rates Of fare in public CON
veyances, and he has asked the Citizens Union the
Merchants Association and several other bodies to
help him in that direction.
For several months Mr.. Brown has been gath
crinP material in the shape of schedules of rates
and ordinances from London. Liverpool. Chicago,
Boston and other cities. After comparison with
those of York he has found that the rates here
are higher than in other cities. He hopes the Mer
cbans' Association may legislation at Albany
In the near future that may remedy the present
state of affairs.
Somt time age The Tribune advocated Il reform
IN the cab service and result of that agit3 ton
steps taken which are now producing good re-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
ALL QUIET AT WATERBURY.
All Troops Leave Town and Sheriff's Force
Reduced 0ne-half.

Waterbury. Conn. Feb. 9.-Everythng was quiet
in the street railway strike situation to-day The
deadlock between the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company and its local employees continued,
with no immediate prospect of change. but there
were no disturbances in the morning
As far s the maintenance of order is concerned
affairs entirely in the hands of the ciyii
authorities, Brisader General Frost and his sta #
having left the city after dIsmssing 'he two local
companies of the ID Regiment, which were kept on
duty al the arInory when the other State troops
went away. Sheriff Dunham's posse Of deputies
remained in to-day. though the number of
these officers reduced to fifty in place of the
hundred more who assisted in keeping the peace
last night.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
NEW CITY HILL SIRIh f..
Marble Worhers Suddenly Qut
Work-Repair:s .Igain Dcfdyed. .

n-s,b ,be work of repairing the City Hall rapidly
anproaching completion. and believing that iaoor
disputes were passed. William Martin Aiken, super
visinq architect of Borough President cantor
staff was surprised late yesterday afternoon VIZ
,ho six marble workers under Mr.. Rogers their
foreman suddenly quit work The men and the'r
foreman are members of Reliance Circle OF the
Marble Cutters Union, and have been engaged Il, IN
tbc taek of puttnC I'm the marble SLABS on ttc
staircases in the City Hall and laying new ma'pie
flooring.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
HENDERSON NOT TO JOIN FIRM

The report from Washington that Speaker Hen
derson would his retirement from the House Of
Repre- escntatives next month enter the law firm
with which ex- Speaker Thomas r. Reed was con
nected al the time of his death denied yester-
day at the Offices Of the firm. The style of this CO.
partncrship has recently been changed from Reed,
Simpson Thacher & Rarnum Ia Simpson. Thacher
Hsrnum & Bartlett. the last name being that of
Philip C. Barilett. who has been a member Of the
Irm for several years.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
BURGLARS AGAIN IN TENDERlo,N.

The Tenderlon tho scene Of another burg
larry yesterday. the art and curio store of William
Ciauscn. at No ISL Fifth-ave. being entered at
a The burglars scaled eight foot wall In
Thrty-sixth-st climbed two lower fences
and broke n screened window
The burglars took two tin boxes. one containing
500 in gold dust and the other about s. in cash and
fiTe bronze medals belonging the Baron de
Scldenac. of Prussia. They given TO General
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
MR.. TlLLY SUES FOR $4,000.

Through his lawyers Alfred Tilly. a well known
churchman and vice president of the Brooklyn Sun
day School Union has brought suit against W s.
Won Arnim for $4,000 for malicious prosecution.
Mr.. Won Arnim made a charge aganst Mr.. Tilly in
relation 10 a ranssction the stock of the
Novelty Manufacturing Company. warrant was
served on him while he eating his Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. Next day the thrown out of
court Mr. Won Arnim then got another warrant
but this case. too was dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
Dredn Srramrrs.
TAKE \ WEEK OFF

TAKE \ WEEK OFF
and have a pleasant and health giving rest.
You can leave New York every saturday by
the fine steamers OF the Quebec Line, spend
the following week at
BERMUDA
and be back business Monday morning
The finest trfp anywhere and the cost IS
most moderate. Tickets and information from
THOS COOK & son,
OF-TIrTAI TICKET AGENTS FOR THE
BALTIMORE & OHIO. CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
ERIE. I,EHICiH VALLEY. NEW YORK CEN
TRIAL AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS,
AND ALL THEIR CONNECTIONS PULL
MAN RES ESERVATTONS FOR ANY LINE.
TWO NEW YORK OFFICES:
asi Bv-ay cor. Warren. Phone 1861 Cort dt-
IIeJ B'way cor. 2s At Phone lI96 Mad 81.
Boston, Philadelphia Chicago, Etc
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10

rbe approximate amount Of the hen ht o. =, bs sod
ttF, bcb ths above described nroPafS - fO0ths
- three thousand hundred and seven & @ rbs f4h
with interest thsiF'l 49,
,1r Of January. 1909. together wh So .nd s;f0Oths
no tWo hundred aud ni1stlvh 49,
fs,,tS vyifh interest from January lt.
ICrstbrr Win tho expenses ot the sale I5,@ whicH
49, ,,o,,t OF taNes or othsI ,rresss
a. ,, he allowed 70 'uTchtser CUT et t S1r ara
money or Paid by the Referee. s7''"''
% tOaths dollars (STAOD and ntsfessroo,
pated New York, January le tgs,, y,efersa
AUGUSTUS n. VANpEfikoL-l% iN-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY


Of New York-Issac l. Dunn P'ap,i'l: S,,,,s 1S-'
John Y NcE<Viiv others. Defendants N Ns.IS-a,
Of Judgment Of and sac dulN 1l40s
entered i'm the above entitled action. bearing
iav Of T. the undersigned tAe t'-Isi
in said Judgment will sell at Public Alct-. a.
the New York Real Salssroonl. 10 III troa
i'm the Borough Manhattan CITY q New forN
tenth day " February 1905 - o'clock noon e.
dav bv James l.. Wells. Auctionscr ire premises
rected hy said Ju!smeut be sold. aud therein -
as follows: that eertsin lot piece or ptCS fsp,
situate yinS and being IN the twenty
War OF the CITY - York. EorocSh e Inc Et..
boun led and described follows: begnnlnS az 3,-,
or the southerIv side hundred and ssVenta
distant bundled and nNe anu eleNe.
bipdrsItnS westerly lle
I +ba Intersection cf scuthsrv side 90 w lU-
ana s~Veuth street the westerly side or feFts
ui~ and running frCsn the said point sou'eI S.i-f
Two seventh street uis
HOal feet thence westerly and parallel VIII ,rs-r.
,ira1 and seventh street hundred titN lee ts-,
uorherfv ana at right angles Two hundred da ~ To
street hundred tioUl feet 20 the soHihets
hundred AMI and thence easter chs
southerlv side % Two hundred anc seventh - b
hundred dotl feet 20 the point or place or @ a. Isa
he distances and ctiielS-',i- I-ui1 -
Dated New York January 10Th lftd-r-v r,,ts-r~
AUGUSTUS II NANpEitF FOfsslss
MERRILL. & ROGERS NtturUcYS t'f f''4--
Broadway. Manhattan New York. CIV O.. ~. s1,I
The following Is diagram Of the >ioieI'' ~
IS described above:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
M NOHI.

Editions Of the I0D: Tribune Almanac viii
he published, SO bu? OF the second
edition.. before they arc all gone. Price. -
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10

NEARLY EXHAUSTED.
The supply of tho second edition OF Tho
Tribune Almanac Sc almost ponc. Price. 20
cents.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
DED ID" LINE.

A~ San and Cu-acao. also Ia Guayra.
t-ahello and II blockade raised
From Pier t3. adjoining Wall ST. Ferry. Brooklyn.
: PHILADELPHIA Saturday, February -.
:. CARACAS. SATURDAY March
These vessels have superior for pas-
ssnCers BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENf-y
"A Teachers CoVernesSes.
etc. TO Colleges. Schools aud Families Apply TO
Mrs. NJ. j YOUEG-FULTON- . Union SQUARE
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Advance on GuttOns,

Manufacturers nave notified N he Ill
goods o rom one fourth third. which will necessarily
we must vance prices when present exhausted.
To 1uv caeoes muslin meeting ,lngnans, hIrriugz
will be 4 saving OF one varn YOU.
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July Z, 1895, aged 80 y m
Id.
Hoover, Charles =, sou of J. Fl.
and II. L., b April 8, 1873, d
Apr. II, 1885.
Hoover Raymond, son Of Geo. and
Anna, d Aug. "a, 1881, aged
2 m I'D.
Hoover, Rachel, d Mar. II, 1871,
aged 80 y 2 m 25 d.
Hoover, George, h Jan. l8, 1882,
d Om. ID, 1910.
Hoover, Hannah. wife Of George, d
June l., 1859, aged 50 y : m
IL d.
Hoover. Charles, d Ju,, ;, 1891,
aged II y3 mI1 4.
Hoover Rufus, son OF G.. and ", i
Feb. I, 1853, aged N l3 &.
Hoover, Mary ", dnu of G. and
W., d Feb, II, 1851 aged , IN
! 4.
Hoover, Luce,ta, dau. OIL. r. and
F. d Sep. ~, I8an, aged, ; ~
, d.
K.,,s I,o,, g. NJ , ,,,o
uan , 80
r.ooo,ao-o go = n. r,a-
! L'na Jo [yor
roro,ac,o NJ, .e. -
,'"'J ,J 90 W.. N.'' w '-'''
n rso5
Nou ,nnie ,,;t. g ,v.t,,o .
Dec. II lS65 4 Ssot IN
1897.
schrawder David " .o, ,fl. E.
and Mar. b AnvllI- $50 4
Dec. :, 3gf.
Schaifer, Ethel, dsu, If Ben T.. and
Gertie, D Feb. . .S9r. 8
Apr. II. 1896.
Schamhangh. Edna p Ian ,f Y
f. and Sarah 4 Ocr. II. l8.S
aged , v ! MID
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Wolf, John, b Oct. II, 1898, d
Sept Z, 1858.
Wolf, Saral,, wifi. Of John, b Sept.
IL, 1905. d Jan. 8, 1880.
Wolf, Edward, sou Of John, b June
Z, 1885, d Sept. 10, 1858.
Wolf, William, son Of John, b Sep.
IL, 1889, d Feb. II, 1859.
Wolf, William H., son Of Elias ard
Lizzie, d Feb. 10, 1874, aged
3y2 m 4 d.
Wolf, Fietta, dau. of John and
Sarah, b Feb. "a, l848, d Sep.
l8, 1858.
Wolf, Phebe, dau. of David and
Eliza, b Aug. g, 1851, d Jan.
II, 1867.
Wolf, John B., son of David and
Eliza, d Jan. Is, 1854.
Wise, Estella A., dau. OF Jno. n.
and ~, b July %, 1854, b
July %, 1854, d Oct. 28,
1865.
Wise, Carrie, 5au of Jno. n. and
", h June rs, 1874, d Feb.
-, 1875.
Wise, Charles, SON of Jno. n. and
NJ, b MARCH, ,, 1879, q Jan.
II, 1882.
Wise, infant son of Jno. IF. and II,
d Dec. %, 1875, aged y d.
Wise, Maria A., d Jan, l., 1857,
aged , Y 8 m : d.
Wilt, George, son of G. W. and
Sarah L., d Feb. Is, 1864, aged
m II d.
Walter, Catharine, wife of Geores,
b Feb. ,, 1888, d October "a,
1862.
Wittenmyer, Caroline, b March Is,
1881, d May ,, 1878.
Zeigler, Polly, dau. OF Abe and
Polly, d Jan. %, 1857, aged
9y ) m Q d.
WITMER's UNITED EVANGELICAL
CHURCH.
Campbell, Susan, wife OF George, ;
Mar. 10, 1927, i MAY l.
1872.
Campbell, Nathan Dundore, son o'
George and Mary, b July ,
1875, 4 Jan. Is, 1882.
Campbell, W. o., son OF D. W. anc
Kate F., b Sept. :, 1874, d
Aug. II, 1915.
Giase, Minnie, dau. of George an,
A., b June6, 1873, d -.dg. 10,
1881.
Griffith, Carrie p, wife OF Evan J.
and dan. of Jas. G.. and NJ. A.
Schaffer, b May so, 1864, d
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[OMBST0NE
INSCRIPTIONS.
foI1ec..on MADE from aVth> Bury
mn Grounds in Snyder County
tor The "Hiddleb,wg Post."
IJnion Township,

rryFR's EVANGELICAL CHURCH
ASSOCIATION CEMETERY.
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ShOIlv, Fhomas- -on II VIM, +.
aud VI. A. q Mar. .S96.
Wilmer, Hon Dlnt., d dec. Il,
1898, AGED BY ll-m . d.
FitaIa- Sarah iau. 1t Dqut and
Cath, b Oct. u. lS49. i .Aug.
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The Candy Counter:

Fresh Candies Il he lowest
possible price.
10 cent cnocui.re irons 10
cents 4 lb. just ieeeived 200 .Hs
fresh rom the faasorv rieh Ind
creamy.
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OHr n enr nocoiaGss ss- tp
Nns anu con1sctiouerias ASK
ranrs 1or tresh tayers NV r.
rIvee -his yysek.
LJUue-'s 60 reurs Chocolates.
IRE 70 1en-s ana - GEES .erG
Baby Minis ust enoUgr asDv
to make thenl ,TsiicDtUs ucerrs 81
box.
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lasst sNa -as --v-- '-...l
snN'1tSor = ~ -,.,-
i.T nd he e1s
F0"H ~ have, =.
: ID ~ GN~-- ..v--,'.
v-ssk I'D r.uId .... 49,
est, th.t Hsd E~un
~ vet us.sc --,.r f--4l..rN-s.
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han sh- hss fNr sss-
H'F 1sv~ NJ ~ ysrE-ss. .,,,ss -,.-.s
fhss c"> ssSir!r~ - s-....- ...s -,..--a
= 91o oeH . L-EnsSs .nfsksr.s,
MORE ~ Nv .rT1y -s.y .ssB.t =,
sef JrsssU. 0ur - ,-psss -. .-s.r.sS,Gl
,ssduu 2 .frS 1sU- r-Ty yxf ut 80.
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lIss srS far' hfrk s,srr asses-s.
nss6irIss rrsHs fssf ,.1'r f..=i.r ,4,sS-.,--
psr> ,'fb ~ 2 ..,e-s. l--sr
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faIl stst..-1Art -ur So, 90 s---g
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vtnS gYasa
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eitz, Sarah, W of John b july
Is, 1925, d March %, 1873.
ksitz. VIM. 0. b, of Emanuel
and Eliz., b Jan. %, lS49, d
June 81, 1887.
eitz. Luther O., of Frank F.
and ). T., d Apr. "a, 1889,
aged 8 y 8 m II d.
eitz, Daniel, Co. l., 49th P. V.
eifz George, soldier OF Civil
War.
neil, Hiram, Hon, d 1888.
eif, Cmilia, W Of Frank W, b
Nov. Is, 1912, d Sept. 80,
1870.
eit, Anna NJ, dau of Frank w.
and g., b Apr. 3, 1858, d Apr.
I8, 1888, aged Is d.
eif, John Henry, son of Frank
W., and Mary, b Aug. 4, 1873
d Oct. %, 1895.
ef3nyder, Abiram, son of VIM, d
Sept. 23, 1912, aged 8 y 8 m
ii d.
|hoads, Mary, wife of William, b
Feb. 8, 1905, d Dec. y, 1898
aged 81 y 10 m 10 d.
|hoads, Emanuel F., son of VIM.
and Mary, aged 8 y 10 m y
DAYS.
|hoades William, b 1906.
Dyer, Harry Bower, son of Morris
and Alice, b Dec. 81, 1887, d
Nov. 16, 1888.
ambo, G. Adam, son of Enamel,
d May 6, 1884, aged 9 y . m
sd.
ambo, Ellsworth, son of Emanuel
b March 5, 1881, d Dec %,
1882.
ambo, Mamie, dau of VIM. j. and
NJ, died April 6, 1894, aged
3 m.
christ, Benjamin, b Mar. 10. 1918
d June 10, 1875.
christ, Elizabeth, wife of Beni., b
April II, 1915, d Nav 81,
1887.
christ, Ida V, dau OF J. H., d
April 13, 1878, aged II m
2S d.
christ. Keturah. dan OF A. II. and
Jane, b Oct. "A, 1865, Il Oct.
16, 1872.
christ, Allison. son OF A. II. and
Jane, b Feb. -, 1878, d Aug.
l6, 1876.
christ, Thomas, son OF A. 81. and
Jane, 4 March 25, 1877, aged
III.
christ, Ensebins, son OF Daniel, d
Sept. 1, 1861, aged 8 d.
rhr,st. George. b Aug. 25, 1887,
d Nov. 9, 1856.
christ, Leah, dau of John H., 4
Dec. 80, 1866, aged ) Y II N
and 3 i.
rhr'st, Elizabeth, b Aug. 81, 1851
d Dec. "a, 1852.
rhr'st, Louis, b Apr IS, 1852. d
Jan. i, 1864.
rhr,st, John, b Dec. 10, 1910, 4
Sept. 10, 1866.
rhr,st, Sarah. vile q, John H. d
OoS Y, 1868, aged 29 v II
M and Is days.
phr'st, Sarah, wiie of John. d Apr.
tS, 1888, aged "a y TINS d.
pAr'si, Ira w.. sou of John h., d
teb, IL 1877, aged 5y 2 IN
4d,
par'sa Sarah A., dau. OF Joan II.
does z, 1872, aged 5y I'm
l7d.
pat'sh Joha A.. sou Of Joaa H., d
Ne Z, 1872, aged sy 4 M
~ 4,
FAt'Ah Gertie, daa. Of Jane, d
May ~, 1885, aged 5 II III
ssd,
hl, Martha L., sea of ,Ino. s as]
lia4ie, 4 Aug. rs, 1880, asss
iW / 1,
hl, lopl, son OF sIw. and Polly,
= Ane ii, tS6s, sgsi ? m
22d,
sietta, daa, Of Edw. and
fVlk, d Sept. S, 1854, aged /
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SO cent French Flannels are
50 cents white and coiors.
Z AI0, l.I5 70 l.Jp. 5iiic,ans
a6 inch vide in navy blue. black
ard grey. 80 cent to sI.o0.
Mohairs in blue. grey, grcen.
garnet OF black.
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May 20, lS72
Shoilv, Michael, b Feb. 10, 1882, d
Apr. 2s, 1873.
Shollv, Maud F., dau. of ID. 8. and
8. A., d June 4, 1889, 2y II
m 2 d.
SchoIlv Simon, b Oct. ,, 1907, d
Feb. 10, 1S46.
Strawser, Simon, b Aug. %, 1911,
d Nov. %, 1855.
Strawser, Susan, wife of Simon. 4
Nov. 8, 1890, aged 81 Y 10 M
% d.
Strswser, Mary A., dan. of Geo. W.
and Sarah, d Nov. II, 1867,
aged 8 Y Q M 26 d.
Strawser. Mary :. dau. of Samuel.
d May 20, 1868, aged 8 y 81
days.
Shollv, infant son Of Michael, d
July y, 1862.
Stepp, John, d Sept. ! 1865, aged
Al y II m 26 d.
Shatfer, Margaret, wife of VIM. A..
d Oct. 10, 1884, aged SO v ,
m 10 d.
Shaffer, J. George, Co. c., Dist Pa.
Cav, Son of W. A. & NJ, b
Dec. 10, l348, d Nov. II,
1865.
Shatfer, Sarah, wife Of John, i Dee.
., 1893, aged - Y.
5hatier, Henry j., son OF John and
Sarah, b May 3, l847. j May
10, 1871.
Shat'er, Mary Ann, dau. Of John
and Sarah, b Aug. 10, 1874, d
Sept. 20, 1865.
Sheiier, Recinda, dau. of John and
Sarah, b Nov. j., 1850, d
March 50, 1872.
5hatfer, William.
Shatfer, Katie.
5hatfer, Lulu.
5hure, SuciIia f., dau. of Henry
and Clara, aged , ' m IS i.
Sayrs, Maria, wife of Ira, b June IS
1915, d June 16, 1850.
Sayrs, Daniel W., son of Ira, b
Sept. l, IS+7, Il Jan. -, iS49.
5ayrs, John R., snn of Ira, b Oct.
"A, 1S46, d Aug. -, lS47.
Savrs, Emma Jane, dau. OF Ira, b
June 10, 1850, d July I3,
1850.
SNYDER, Peter,
SNYDER, Catharine, wife OF Peter.
SNYDER, William c., Co. A. 20S,
z. v, b Oct. II, 1872, d
Apr. 3, 1865.
SNYDER, Thomas c., Co. \. 20S P.
", b Aug. ), 1889, d Oct. ),
1898.
Snyder, Simon p, SON OF Thomas
c., d March ), 1870, aged 3
VS. Il.
Stepp, Flora Bogar, ,iau. ot Henry
and Maria. b Jan. 10. 1872, d
June l. 1872.
5tepp. Sarah A., dau. OF Henry and
Maria. d Sept. 10, 1870, aged
" 10 N I d.
Stepp. Mary Jane, dau. ot Henry
and Maria, Il Nav 2S, 1865,
aged 5 v N 10 d.
Stepp. Martha E, dau. OF Henry
and Maria. d July -. 1881,
aged J Y s N 20 d.
Stepp, Catharine. iau. 81 Henry
ami Maria, d Apr. I5, 1864,
aged l Y ! IN Ii d.
Stepp, George. d Sept. IS, 1875,
aged s Y 4 N 2S i.
Wilmer. Isaac. b July Is, 1917, d
Aug, u, 1895.
Wilmer, Catharine. wife OF Isaac. b
March ., 1928, d May /,
1898.
Wilmer. JACOB, b Nov. 16. 1902. 4
June 5, 1877.
Wilmer, Polly Gaugier. wife OF
jacob, d Jan. 10. 1855. aged
. 30 y IL IN s days.
Wilmer, Levi. b Oct. 81, 1884. d
May Ii. 1877.
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ium Ne:ai Fe:ve:.

i 1e~ -OVp.yy 1c All az
or vrnle gal.'ts IN rIIlmlIUs
l.aeG lnu ,t.ysr 'rl-a uucE OtiA
lot 81. - . sr-.
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% cent dkirting 1t ~ eents
Wash Fabrics. for indoor Or out.
door wear. Some ire made that
look iust ike wool fabric. JARED
colors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-17
COAST SURVEY EXPERTS

Professor w. ID. Alexander received
u letter by the Siberia from o. II. Titt-
man. superintendent of the United
States Coast Survey. It acknowledges
the receipt of the annual report from
Professor Alexander, which he says he
read with great interest. Mr.. Tittman
goes on to make statement regarding
longitude observations by cable, about
which there was mention in the Bull
letin some weeks ago from information
given by Professor Alexander. The let
ter says:
1T will interest you TO know that to
Assistants Edwin Smith and Fremont
Morse has been assigned the duty OF
determining the difference oil longi-
tude between San Francisco and Ho-
nolulu, and that the work is already
in hand"
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hORN|NG(ABlE REPORT.
New Cup Defender.

New York, March 16.-The new cuI
defender is named the Reliance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-17
MoANA HOTEL CONCERT.

The band will play the following Sc
lectiOns at concert to be given on the
grounds of the Moana Hotel this even.
ing. beginning at 1880 o'clock:
Part l.
Overture, "Kamehameha" Berger
Introduction. Carmen" Bizet
Grand Selection, Anna Bolena"...
-. -. ..............Do Donizetti
Vocal Selections
(a) Lei Poni Moi"
(bJ Sweet Lei Mamo."
Miss J. Keliiaa.
tC) "Kuu Wehiwehi."
(d) "Kokohi."
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART u.
Selection, Irish Melodies" Maanen
Fantasia, "Rosita". ........... Missud
Waltz, The Wandering MINSTREL.
.., .....,.........h hleSler
Finale, The Wearing of the Green"
-. -. -. ...........O .ODonnovan
The Star Spangled Banner"
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OVERDUE FROM HERE.

San Francisco. March 9--Several YES
sells of the Hawaiian fleet are making
long passages and are hourly expected
to be reported. The bark Albert is out
twcnty-siX days from Honolulu, the
bark Gerard c. Tobey is out twenty
four days, the barkentine Irmgard is
out twenty-five days and the barkentine
Coronado is out twenty days, all from
the same port.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-17

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
DEx, published In the Saturday euIIe'
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a
concise and complete resume Of all lie,
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg'
ments, building permits and real es,
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
u per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-17

Washington, March l6.--In the Sen.
ate the Bacon amendment to secure
absolute control OF the Panama Canal
to the United States was defeated.
Ratification OF the treaty will probably
bU had tomorrow.
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Strikers Injured.

Kcswick, Cal. March lG.-There was
a clash today between deputies and
strikers over the work OF the latter in
dissuading recruits for the iron mines.
Two strikers got their skulls fractur.
ed.
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Roosevelts Western Trip.

Washington, March Is. - President
Roosevelt starts on his western trip
April and returns June I. lie will be
ii, San Francisco on May 12 and IA.
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A S5o,0oo Collision.

Vancouver, March 16.-Tn a fog col
lision between the steamer City o
Seattle and the British bark Bankleigl
the latter received $4,000 damage.
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Sloan Wins Grand Prize.

Monte Carlo. March 1G.-Tod Sloan
the American Jockey. has won the
grand prize in the pigeon shoot.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL it
fails to cure, e. w. Groves signature
3 on each box: 25 cents.
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Mrs. C. |. DICKERSON

wishes to announce to the ladies Of Ho-
nolulu that she has opened a millinery
store at llSI Alakea ST., near Bere-
tania.
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Revolution In uruguay.

Montevideo March 16.-Therc is a
revolution in three provinces of Uru.
quay.
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DR.. Archibald N. Sinclair.

offices-Rooms 2OS.209 Boston build.
Tag. Fort Street.
Telephones-otfice. lain aS5; Resi-.
dence, White 1861.
Hours-11 a. m. to p. m; to 1
p. m; 7 to pm; Sundays, IL to 2 pm
p. o. Box sol.
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LOCAL and GENERAL

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
DEx, published In the Saturday Bulle.
Tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a
concise and complete resume Of all lie.
gal notices, calls for tenders, judg.
ments, building permits and real es'
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-17

Memphis, March 16.-The Mississip.
pi river is pouring over the levec in
Arkansas. Untold damage is feared.
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DIED..

o'BRlEN-In this city, March II, 1908
Elizabeth, beloved wife of T. O'Brien,
native of Canada. aged AZ years.