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rSs.r.s d:slinsd pes,ts q NAY snd On Ju,,,
sS1s steady md the sssansssd sales iis bales

There were no strixing developments In No,,on
as speculation slowed down 90 very moderate
10 influence prices markedly either way. On ,hs
wh9,e. h h ne tor. was steady owing partly
that the liquidation seemed 70 have spent It's force
auer the very large sales of long cotton Then
TOO, the southern spot markets showed q steady
y said that the supply OF desirable grades al M
South Is anything but heavy. There Is no doubt
however. that the weather at the South Is yer,
favorable for ihe movement and that II Is therefor
public continues to ho;d sloof. Toward the close
the bull Leaders sold Nav 70 some sxt.nt. but the
senrfs or Us, showed .pT ii'te change either va.
are advised from New Orleans that II is Of very
Sy and ge Is. sSs the 6,
stained and damaged, and very little Of which can
De asnvsred on contrac! 10 either New Orleans
mere Is certain duness In trade conditions al
tnis umc ana that Splnners are In position 20
swMt developments. though unless an extraor.
a higher level they have no expectation Of more
than a temporary decline.
ll would seem therefore that the present down
wtIc ,rend OF the market will proceed until the
contract market reaches a level which will bring
10 Us support both the large short interests in JULY
and August as we'll as the foreign operators who
present quotations. but caution is necessary in
view Of the mixed character Of the trading and the
sac. for No. J. sales. 500 bags Bogota. Futures
E With sals' 81 Zoo bag. H.yre declined "
livcres eo77s bags. Rio declined rs reis; receipts,
1900 bags. stock. $4,000. Santos was unchanged:
receipts 1900 bags; stock. 100000. Prices here
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Live Stock Market.

FRIDAY. April ~, 1908
Receipts Of becves were $3.50 head including 100
cars for export alive. 100 for saughterers and 70
for the market. steers were rather slow. with an
easier feeling az the close fat bulls barely steady.
thin bulls nrm: good cows q shade lower other
full steady. 1ne car OF cattle unsold. Medium
10 choice steers sold at N.s0df5.70 per 100 lbs:
bulls at ~. 50dt4 co. cows at s2IN.s0; extra fat
COWS at si05. Dressed beef quiet at 7Qe'1c. per
ID. for inferior to extra native sides. Liverpool
and London cables quoted live cattle selling at
i29lsc. per H.. dressed weight; sheep at 1t6i5c.,
dressed weight refrigerator beef lower Of eds,tc,
per H. rHports none; to morrow i'ssi oesves and
Receipts OF calves were $40 head. including 20
for butchers and no for the market Trade was
quiet and prices generally lower. The pens were
cleared. Common to choice veals sold at Nfs1.75
per 100 fbs veal at Is. City dressed veals In fair
demand at Sdi?c. per ID, country dressed at iec
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were :.757 head in-
Guiding for slaughtcrers and for the market
making. with the stale stock. ~ cars on sale sheep
very dull. and buyers were Offering 2S@S0c.
lower: prime lambs about steady; Others uneveny
lower: trade very limited and cars were unsold at
a late hour Common to good clipped sheep sold
at s3dteo per 100 lbs; clipped culs at $50. un
shorn culs at 81 unshorn lambs at S,506G.?j.
with no choice lambs offered: clipped lambs at
q .50ft6; clipped oulls at g. No spring lambs Of
fercd. Dressed mutton slow At 7itGi05c per ID.
dressed lambs at sjsdI3<c.: dressed spring lambs
a iiar7c.; country dressed spring lambs nrrn al
Receipt. Of hogs were ~ head: including IS
for the market. Prices appeared to no steady.
State hogs sold at s7.sOes7Ss per 100 lbs
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NORTHERN SECURITIES DECREE.
Instructions to the District Attorney to
Oppose Any Modification.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Department
OF Justice to-day made public it's instruc
lions TO United States District Attorney
Caupt at st. Paul in regard to the proposed
modification Of the decree n the Northern
Securities case The instructions were
sent by telegraph on Tuesday when it
became apparent that a modification or
suspension would be asked, and were made
public to-day when the application was
presented to Judge Sanvorn. They are as
follows:
1t Is likely defendants in Northern Scchri-
ties case VIII forthwith ana possibly with
out notice, appeal to Circuit Court or Judge
thereof for modification OF decree pending
appeal: or Tor ordsr making app. al opcrat,
this matter clos ~ and earne silly oppose
any sach Application. on the ground that
this " not an ordinary case Of equity juris-
dicsion 6etwsen private partils. but spc clal
The decree finds defendaniA euiltv of
Violating the declared public policy OF the
S ons s so snss n rssson the SSvsInment
tton proposed would In effect be an indui-
Eence 70 continue to violate law Of the
As the suspension Of the OPERATION of law
z not the sxeIciss OF a judicial function, il
y inconcciyabn that equity rule 90 confirm
plates vesting such power In n court That
upon terms that viii secure rights of nm on"
poeite party an could be protected by a bond
o. OH indeInitX Thi. y not such 2 case. The
same effect AZ a Certificate OF division In the
force an meaning. WV ' " "
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There was little change In coffee. though some
months showed q slight loss owing to rather bear
ish cables, local and foreign selling and absence
Of buyers.
MEfAis.-rn was higher. both here and at Lon
don our market showing an advance OF about 2j
points. Copper in London was unchanged for
spot and u. 3D. lower for futures at ca Is Cd for
both spot and futures. The local market was
quiet and unchanged. Lead was unchanged In
both markets. with the foreign closing Ei7 rs. Cd
Spelter advanced d. Cd. abroad. 70 ca los. The
market here was 8 points lower Prices here as
Nsosit!S.: TIN. so@so asc.: Tin plates. $3.50 al
sn g, . H;', g pig iron warrants nominal steel
NAVAL SroREs.-Spints Of turpentine. 0esSizc.
Common 70 good strained rosin. u. Is.
PRovsIoSs.-Lard was quiet; refined Continent.
5000: Western prime. Sio.2s: Brazil kegs. ti22s:
South American, Sill. Pork was dull. with mes,
at sls2s6Sls.76 Tallow, sac. Dressed hogs.
9AaiOisc Butter-Creamery. extras. &c; hrsis
25aaec.; State, dairy. tubs, fancy. &c: Cheese
State. T. C., small, fall made. colored, fancy, isc.
white. n*c.; large. fall made. colored. fancy.
Nlzai4s4c. Eggs-State and Pennsylvania, i5n
i5l3c: Western, ls3Gl5s4c, Chicago, April II
"Provisions-Prce changes In provisions were
unimportant and trading corrcspondlngiy light.
The hrmer tone OF the hog and grain markets
helped TO check the bearsh sentiment caused by
the slow cash trade"
SUoAR.-Raw was nrmer at ssSc. bid for % ties,
and s-Iec. bid for 10 test. Sales, 5000 bags
ccntrifussls 90 test at SAC. Rehned was fairly
active; firm; granulated, 4.S0at.s5
CuIcA no Apnl 1T hfSe were q -day,S nricrS,
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FINANCIAL NOTES.
n bank. stock. u shares Of Bank Of Com

In bank. stock. u shares of Bank Of Com
merce sold at 32s@33o
The local movements Of money this week
as follows: THE known movements Of money
this week up 70 the close OF business les , 81,
sanss ., %ss SaseS from the SUBJ
direct by express from the Interior s..saS. 200
and shipped %, e,2. 500. a gain on the move,
movements was heavy shipments Of cash u
Boston, segrc gatn 81 500, 600 approximately.
The oficial Sub-Treasury statement shows:
ONCE Checks aeEresstins ss2e. 2ss. payment.
for Pacific Coast gold OF As. 5yi. pension pay
ments S7.74s,OOo. The customs collections
ferred to the interior $4,000, The, total
receipts fog the week up TO the close o. ons u.s.
ness ON Thursday aggregated Ss.os?,op.
and TIE payments T frnn ,5e
81 $50 600 part OF which was REJECTED IN iast
weeks bank abatement Some OF TINS gpn
will increase the bank cash resources thls
our figures published to-day. showing the ns'
results on strictly this weeks business.
The Germania Bank OF the City. OF New
York. Edward G. Schaefer. president, De
payable out OF the earnings OF the last six
months,
Charles n. Dale has been chosen president
OF the Rubber Goods Manufacturing COM
tsry Of the United States Rubber Company:
W. H, Bentley. chairman Of the executive
committee Of the American Marconi Com.
pany. confirmed Yesterday the report tnaI
sha.ne Deposited with the KnickerboeksT
Trust Company. This action was tanen AZ
the behest OF a syndicate which Will take
for extensions and sdevelopments. ~ 70 ssio
that 81 900 600 Will be provided.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside securities market to-day made
further progress toward higher level. The
volume OF business was on moderate scale
and the market was devoid Of any irreRularity
which characterized II more or less dur
ing the late trading. Manhat tan Transit
Company continued to lead the market the
volume OF trading In this issue assuming u
larger proportion than for some little time
Opening sales were made fractionaliy above
the previous closing. but shortly after an in
creased demand was shown. which gradually
forced the price up nearly per cent above
the last final. At the close a slight reaction
took place on realizing
Northern Securities opened y up, but In
the subsequent dealings made a further ad-
vance OF per cent to es but lost 4 OF the gain
In the final dealings. Havana Tobacco COM
mon gained nearly a point on small trans
actions. American Can shares were strong,
the common gained y. while the preferred
rose :. There was a good inquiry for Electric
Vehicle common near the close. which ad-
vanced the price to i2h
The copper shares were generally firm but
quiet Greene Consolidated rose fraction,
White Knob gained Montreal and Boston
was slightly more active. but unchanged
In bonds United States Steel So continued
their upward course. gaining nearly I per
cent on fairly heavy transactions to 90
Brooklyn RAPID Transit A. were a fraction
OF Central Foundry O. gained 4. Lacks-
wanna Steel Sc were hrm
The transactions in the market to-day we're
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In the main wheat was higher under the stimulus
cables ssn o. oos sc sSeo 1s
iIulu,h. iight receipts; foreign buying Of july.
Saynx s ms 10
reaction realizing and selling at Chicago. which
Vas fG on but for on ss
accounts prices rallied. The Argentine shipments
Ss5 e %ssr , sssn "a. this season I
bush aesins. 900 IN tns same ,inle last season
n s. 'Tsh ASsnn f.d eH5s
were s;, ono bush against ,s1oo La, yssr and
said Tweniy Of The minneapolis hour mills have
ceased operations and VIII remain closed for an
oi OF Mors s%d daily ouipnf Of ssfTss
win be stopped a similar state OF snairs Will
T Tbs action IL was TAKEN By the big mefs mmed
lately after the announcement OF new rate on
Lanes 20 an sauivseni Of &c. bushei. while the
rate on -four remains the same.
TSs Ns,r 81 bSs .ssS e s1s s
.etL and las, sssI e. thus ~ i K, this season
meni OF the conditions OF the winter wheat crcp
snS Ss S.s and
are maintained. The loss n the acreage OF Rocky
S.S. 81 s sSs y .r T:n.
but Iessmp,Sn, Of z f,ss movement n, e ma5se,
sep,Ser a. the ives, in The main was favorable
In siish markets advanced y To- I'D. while Paris
s.s esns 3 s GIN %
ings. covering OF shorts. buying BY prominent
Argentina shipments. The cables were - to Nd.
hisher. Chicago received ~ cars, ! OF contract
GRADE. Primary receipts were 2lt.ooo bush:
against $4,000 last year Argentina shipped
$4,000 bush. against 10000 last week and 600
isst year thus far this season. go 900 against
i ess 600 in the same time last season. The ex-
rs from this country for the week were 81 o2i
bush against 2 $50 Oes last week and 4OO,7H3 last
year; thus far this year 81. 90. $50 against IS.
nrmer with the rest Of the list. There was better
demand at the West principally 70 cover. how:
contract grade.
Fiors.Gouiet and nm. Sales $500 bbls
Receipts wer, t.oss bbls and II. 30 sacks; Ia
ports O. <O2 bbls and 20625 sacks. Winter In bbls:
Supernne, q. 7oes27s: No, extra. .? 7sas2 IS:
clears, ssissSS; straight. SSxs@Ss patents.
.iralshi.: sssoSss.'o; patents. SsoeA.sO' Rye
CoTTos. Spot cotton herr declined 10 points.
lo.4oc. AGAINST lee: last year; New Orleans and
Gulf LOGS AGAINST 2 y ioe' New Orleans and
points on the spot with sales OF bales futures
declined points, but recovered part. Manchester
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
OFFICE OF
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE Is HERi.aY tivEsT?' ~, hp," , p'n' Dn
meeting of the stoc kholders OF this company for
the election OF Directors. and for the transaction OF
such other business may be brought before the
meeting will be held al the principal once OF tbs
&. asS a.y Q, M fnsg
q 70 o'clock 4. NJ. The poll will continue open
Tor one hour thereafter.
~ order Of the Board Of Directors.
T. d WORCESTER. Srcretary
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Oats were fairly active and hrm. Sales, 1i2 900
bush No. +, white. soc.: No. white. Sc. Futures
closed Sc; higher Nay, zoe; Rye va, nIm.
lots State SIC. nominal track Com was steady.
Sales. 700 600 bush. mainly for export here and
al the outports. No. mixed In elevator, ssi5c
No 2 white, s2l3c. No. yellow. SIC. Futures
closed unchanged TO Tic. higher. Sales, So 900
bush Prices as follows
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Court Calendar This Day.

Supreme Couu-Specisl Term.-Pan ft-couN
opens az 1910 A. NJ. FL parte matters.
Surogater Court-Chambers..For pVosu.
Wills Of Jacob Rndoiphy. ~ 10 A. NJ Sefesa
CIV oour-speciS rsm--cssn se-a 20
A. " Nouoaa-
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. April 1.-THE statement Of re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the Treasury shows:
THIS day. THIS month Fiscal year.
Receipts ...,..3i, sol .s2i t14sn.057 S447e72 ass
Expenditures. 80. i.ii00oo 25.o70.o0o 4i4o34i7
surplus ........ t2sl .s4 81 .ooo.s4s ss7 Tss2si
sDencit.
t-psJy H as,s 49,
SiiooI4; national bank notes received for redemp-
ton tso3 5oS.
urer for April II shows:
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Up. MORGAN 4 CO..
Agents for Voting Trustees,
ALLls-CHALMERS COMPANY.

New York, April Is, 1908.
-. The Board Of Directors has This day declared
QUARTERS uNs0 PER CENT. on the Preferred
ssoSE q sns Company; payable May l. isos to
1erred stock Transfer Books VIII be closed at the
close OF business on Saturday, April rs, 1908. and
o'clock A. n.
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The Treatou Potteries Company.
Trenton n L. Aprl ia iona

DIVIDEND No. n.
A Nesting Of the Board OF Directors Dividend
ef TWO PER CENT az was declared on the
preferred Stock Of the Company, payable on April
-. isos. 70 stockholders of record April 81 1905
Transfer Books do not close.
q. y IAWTnN Tressurer
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SUB.TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Advances Early and Then Reacts
Liverpool Better Than Expected
weather Fine. However. and Interior
Receipts Increasing-Grain P1rmer
Smaller Argentina Shipments-Code
and Provisions Quiet.
FRIDAY. April i7-GRAIS-wh est-spot was
active and firm Sales. 900 bush. mainly
for export here and at the outports No.
Q red in elevator 10. over May; No. 1 Northern
Duluth, SIC. over; No. Northern New York.
snc. over. Northwestern receipts were IFS
cars against es last year; Chicago. 10 against
81 a year ago. Futures closed &c. lower to
sc. higher. Sales. 100000 bush. Prices a.
follows.
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THH DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
New York, April II, t2n3.-Thc annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of mis- COMPANY Will be held
~ the once OF the Com any. 81 Cortlandt Street,
in this city on Tuesday. the i2th day OF May next
for the election of Managers and for Other busi-
The polls win open at u O'Clock noon. and re.
main open for onc hour. The transfer books win
Pc closed from the close OF business Saturday,
Nay .. until the morning of wednesday. May IL
By order Of the Board of Managers
r. NJ. OLYPHANr, Secretary.
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UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY.

A Semi Annual Dividend of TWO DOLLARS per
oAss has been declared. payable May IS, 1905
TrAnsfer books win be closed from May 1 TO
May 10. both Inclusive.
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Americas LisAt = Traction Company.

The Board Of Directors has this day ~ declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
half per cent. III S on the Preferred Stock for
ne quarter ended March 81, 1903 payable May
!, is6 TO Preferred stockholders OF record at the
close Of business on April l5. 1905 The Preferred
stock transfer books will be closed from p. NJ.
on April Is. 1908, 10 10 A. N. on May ?. 1893
EAFQSON AcAIIIIN presIdeot
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Imports Of Dr. Goods.

Imports Of Dr. Goods.
The imports Of dry goods for the week
ending today were s3,ss,, Us sSain,sst SOLO
spending. week OF last year. The amount
parketed was $50. So against 0.o<o.sH
Ing week Of last year.
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United state. Rubber Company:

ne Annual Meeting of stockholders OF the
UNITED STATES RrBBER COMPANY for the
say other business which MAY, properly be brought
bofore the meeting, Will be held at the Office OF the
Company. in New brunswick New Jersey, on Tues
day, Nay 10. 1908. al ~ O'Clock noon
The Transfer Books will close at p. NJ. on Mon
DAY. April a. 1909. and reopen at GA H. on wednes
b order OF the Board OF Directors.
SAMUEL NORRIS. Secretary.
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AnAIGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.

Ala meeting OF the directors OF The Am al gamsted
GogpG5 Somp.ny dividend Of ONE OF
Nay Is 1905 10 stockholders Of record at 5 o'clock
p. n. Thursday, April %, 1908. Transfer books
oloee al O'Clock p. NJ. Thursday, April Is 1908
and reopen at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Monday, May T.
WN, a. MONTPELIER Secretary A Treasure,
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This shows the grain movement;
New York: Wheat, Corn. Oats. Rye Barley.
Receipts .... Ss.57s $3.50 1850 95 i2sb
Exports Szio l,slO o,5oS ...,
Chicago: - -
Shipments. 1000 SSe.OOo 25Ooo 5000 <,00n
Rufalo:
Receipts, $4,000 lhSOOO -. .... 81 900
Shipments. .Ni. 900 5000 1000 80. -.
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TRUST COMPANIES.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

s~.>>~~~>~~>>
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
~ Midway New York. March IS. 1903.
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. t7hN out Of accumulated income has
thls day been declared on the PREFERRED STOCK
Of the Company, payable April 70, 1908. 70 stock
holder1 Of record d the close OF business March
ne preferred stock transfer books viii close
cts p. ". On Wednesday, March rs, 1905 and will
yeepen 81 10 A. n. on Monday. April Is, 1905
r. ID. LANKFoRD. Secretary
. Wen Street. New York. March 10. 1908.
Preferred stock Trust CertIncates o. the Southern
ExTENSfoN AGREEMENT OF AUGUST "a.
len, VIII Close ~ p N. on Wednesday, March
g. 10, and viii reopen 81 10 A. N. on Monday
or April .. Iscs, the Voting Trustees viii be
prepared 20 distribute the above dividend OF TWO
AND ONE.HAL PER CENT (2l7T wien re-
eetved BY them among the parties entitled there.
2: e same appear of record on their books when
u stated In the notice dated October 81. 1902.
ne tranefer books for Voting Trust Certificates
hensd under Voting Trust Agreement dated &C.
tober u. 1894, WIRE finally closed on November
4 loe. HOLDERS or SUCH UNSTtMPED
VOTING TRUST CERTIFICATES SHOULD PRE-
SENT THE SAME IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAID
NOTICE before the closing of the books on March
up. MORGAN CO..
a.. Agents for Voting Trustees.
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New York stock Exchange Sales. April IL.

10 Us Is =. 1907 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
go | 5 ~, q. ls2S ...............l 35kNl3 s.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

a-st time for the arrest OF a fugitive from
iustice-and. strange to say, the fugitive
is a woman.
Yesterday afternoon General Solomon
called upon Police Judge Cabaniss with
Mar Toy. a partner in the firm of Quing
Chone Ming, merchants, 1Ol4 Dupont
street. and Mar Toy swore to a warrant
for the arrest of Dung Kwai. alias Lock
Wong. a Chinese married woman, on
charge of obtaining money by false pre-
lenses.
A week ago yesterday Dung Kwai called
at the Office of the firm and represented
that her husband, who had business re-
lations with the firm, had asked her tc
procure for him a loan Of $1,000. The
money was promptly handed to her. She
went TO other firms and procured money
en- the same representation.
il was discovered yesterday that the
husband Of the woman had not instruct
ed her to procure the money and inquiry
brought out the fact that she had depart
ed for China on the steamer City of Pc
king. which sailed on the day when she
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

report completely exonerates the register
from the charges made against his sfsd-
ministration, and Interior Department Of
ficials and Senator Perkins, who has been
interested in the investigation. say that
the register will not be removed.
Commissioner Hermann was very en-
phatic in his declaration that the depart
ment regarded Inspector Burke's report
as a complete answer to all complaints
and charges that had been made against
the Marysville office. He said there was
nothing whatever on which to base a
claim for the removal of Register John
son Or other officials at Marysville and
that the business of the office had been
conducted with great credit to all con-
cerne0
Senator. Perkins said to-day that the
tenn of the register about to ex-
pirc and that he might not be reappoint-
ed, as another candidate had secured a
strong political and business backing,
which would probably secure for him the
I.lace- Failure to reappoint the present
register, he said, would in no way reflect
Upon his management of the office. which
had been shown upon investigation to be
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

had made her rounds of the business
houses. She had taken her 5-year-old
child and all of her valuables with her
without arousing suspicion
The steamer was scheduled to reach
Honolulu yesterday or to-day and a ca
blegram dispatched to the police
thorities there to arrest the woman on
the arrival of the vessel. She sometimes
dressed herself in Caucasian attire and Is
said 10 be of unusual intelligence.
The cablegram, which was signed by
Chief Whitman, was as follows:
A. NJ Brown. Sheriff, Honolulu H. l.: Ar
rest charge obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. felony, Chinese woman Dung Kwai,
alias Lock Wong. steamship City of Peking.
Scar behind ear. scar on top Of head mole side
OF nose. one upper tooth gold-flled, dresses
American or Chinese fashion. Police court
warrant. January g. 1903. Judge G.. H. Caban-
iss; Mar Toy complaining witness. Hold all
money; extTadftion papers Will be procured.
Answer
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04

POLICE USE THE CABLE.
Notify Honolulu Officials to Arrest
Fugitive Chinese Woman.
The cable which has linked Hawaii with
this city was utilized yesterday for the