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U. s. refunding %, registered. ......... 1867
n. retund,nr "a. coupon ............ 1864
" q a, registered. .,............... 1904
II. q. a. coupon ...,..,............... 1904
U. s. New As, registered. ............... l8i
q. s. New As, coupon ................... ~
4. 8. old A.. registered .................. iS
y ss r.risisrrd observation-disclosures. 1919
~ e: re cnrnnn Observation-Disclosures. 1OlH
l,rhison General As ................... Dots
I..ht.sn adtr. tment IA ...,,........ IS
o. t,n. .nd nhio "a ,............ 100h
nal tImore and Ohio 51ss ...:.-........... " "
b baI.sno' e az. %, .....,.... 100
S Cans.., - Georgia 4, ............. 1921
Central 81 Georgia LIST Inc. .......t..... ,,a
chehhpeaAs, a ai.on ais ,.,.......... 73H
e e anu m a nd nninev new Is ........ sot
Chicago, 81. and st. Paul gen. 4s.....'... 1 10y
Chicago and Northwestern con- 7s....''.. ~
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SpOI
1870; middng gulf, 1900; sales. 1890 bales.
Cotton. quiet; middling 1878; gross receipts
48s bales; sales, 1850 bales; stock, 17O,5ls
bales.
Total to-day at all seaports--Net receipts, 1877
bales; stock. POI, 607 bales.
Consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts
l,245 bales: to France, 3,046 bales; to the Con-
tInent, 4,s7o bales.
Total since September LIST at all seaports-
Net receipts. 7.7oo;5oa bales; export to Great eat
bales; to the Continent, 2,s22,665 bales; to
Japan. 2,s22,665 bales.
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encouraged buying, removed source OF d9u uts
and gave a bullish tendency to tue opera 'on'
~ tnadnrS.
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There Was a Buoyant Move.
ment Of Stocks.
WHOLE LIST WAS STRONG
Analgama,ed Copper Advanced Five
and Half Points, and Sustained
Market Late in Day When Some
Hesitation Was Shown.
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. August 4.-There was IN
other buoyant uprush of prices to-day IN
further recovery from the extreme de-
preston OF last week. SO violent did tho
movement become that 1t was regarded
with some suspicion, and professional
traders became very watchful Tor symp-
toms Of reaction In order to seize
ripening opportunity for shift TO inc
short side for turn. The market showed
abundant evidence OF leadership and skill
ful management and was held by trans
ferring bull operations from. one stock
or group of stocks to another. News
seemed to have nothing to do with the ad-
vance beyond the fact that the market
days numerous stories regarding. Read.
Ing. which ranged over a wide aeld =, q
creduity and that stock was steadily
under pressure to take profits all day
with the sustaining strength at other
points In the list. 1t was not at any
time more than fraction over last nlght
and for the greater part OF the day was
The early strength In the market Tes
most conspicuous in the Western gralp
carrying railroads and the principal buy
part OF the market. led by New York Gem
trail and followed BY the other trunk lines
stocks. London was reported an eager
buyer of New York Central. but no other
strength In the stock. The United states
Steel stocks participated in the Upward
movement and were somewhat affected
BY the reports OF extensive shutting
down OF mills in Western PennsylvaniA
and Eastern Ohio. Amalgamated Copper
was helped ny rise In the price OF
the metal here. A feature Of the days
news was the report of sales OF cash
wheat at Minneapolis for dollar q
bushel. Preliminary estimates Of the
weeks currency movement pointed to a
cash gain by. the banks this week OF
nearly f3G0O.0CO
The violent upward movement OF IL
points. to 80 In Amalagmate ted Copper on
dealings In nearly 10000 shares. sustain
ed the late market which had shown signs
OF hesitation. AS 1t was last prices were
often little below the best, but the
tone was strong and active.
There were a few heavy spots in the
bond market.
Total sales par value. s3.6e0.ooo.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call. -
Total sales Of stocks. s6i,320 shares.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. l4.-coTToN-
Spot cotton quiet sales, 200 bales; quotations
unchanged.
Buiiish weather and crop conditions have
caused the holders of spot cotton to advance
their prices fully half a cent above board quota
tions. Futures were quiet, Influenced by Liver
FOOL cables. Prices opened points higher than
esterdays close. There was more disposition
to sell than to tuy throughout the morning,
This caused prices to sag almost TO Yesterdays
close. Promise OF rain IN all OF the south.
western districts or the coast for tonight and
strong factors to support the market In the face
OF the desire to sell, and prices were again sent
up to the highest level OF the morning, Prices
continued to improve until the close OF the SEES
sion. when the list showed net gains of points
on August and 7@s on the new crop positions,
September, loe7@losoiz October. oos4@oSo;
November, 064G0G6 December. 06S@O,64i
January. o.65Go,6 81; February, p.6sG9.es; March,
o.67@0,69.
The following are the total net receipts Of
cotton at all ports since september lsti
Galveston, 2ooSiea bales a. New oEesns &
mington, 3252a5 bales; Norfolk, bo9, 1870 bales;
baltimore. 4s 900 bales; New York. h7,b76 bales;
Bsston, 0s694 bsles Newport News, 1883
bales; Philadelphia, 270s2 bales; brunswick,
iS7,2i7 bales, Fernandlna, s.lst bales; Pensa,
Port Townsend, so,bs4 bales; San Francisco.
s6.a47 bales; Portland, Orc, 1,64l bales, III
Paso. ,5s7 bales; Eagle Pass. l2,470 bales;
Laredo, 1900 bales. Total. b,7o2,oo3 bales,
PRODUCE MARKET.
7. NEW YORK, Aug. ELECTROMAGNETIC at
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CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. 1A.-There was a con:
tinma ton OF yesterdsys bullish sentiment In the
wheat pit to-day and prices advanced SHARPLY ply.
corn was OF A4s.c.; oats down shade, aud
provisions, 5h G71sc lower
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE-CLosE:
Money on call. easy at l-2g2: close.
] l-2: time money. firm: sixty days. IL
M5 per cent: ninety days, 5; six months,
+ s-4I6: sterling exchange. firmer, with
actual business In bankers bills at S4.S5.35
g. s, 20 for demand and at sis2.65a4. S.75
FOR siHty-dny bills: posted rates. sis3 IL
@i.H and si.s6fi4. S. IL: commercial bills.
1872 3-sai.s3: bar silver. 30 SIS; Mexican
dollars s3 l-2.
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BALTIMORE. ND, Aug 14-FLouR-strong
and higher: winter extra ss.oo@s.so P nns1
S4G4.25. wheat-strong; spot, contract. So %
by sample, 8s@s2hs. Corn-Steady; spot o1O
57hc.; southern white corn, 55a5ac. oau-
Firmer; old, No, white, 4OG4o1ac.; new; awe;
Rye-Flrm; No. 2, 55A5c. Butter-Steaay ana
Unchanged Eggs-Steady and higher. CHEESE
Steady and unchanged. SUPERINTENDENT.
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STRENGTH DUE TolFRIenTENEp snoR1s:

STRENGTH DUE TO FRIGHTENED SHORTS:
The strength In the market was probably due
to frightened shorts. and apparently both Mr.
keepe and his friends and the uptown element
were bulling stocks on the technical position.
The Kecne brokers' were the heaviest buyers OF
Atcbison. Its future Is one of the interesting
problems OF the railroad situa ton, and at least
II Is known that account which was under
IRE In the long drain reduced while the
friends of largest Western railroad interest
increased the holdings, 1t was rumored that
the Standard OIL Interest was a, recent buyer
OF stock for collateral against new loans OF
SIC, OOO, 600. The early session ot Congress
regarded MS a bull argument on Sugar. There
was some suspicion that New York Central was
being marked up with an eye to the effect OF
higher prices on the necessary terminal financing.
The Waldorf crowd builIng Pennsylvania
IN the early trading
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Aug. IA, 1908.
SI1ES

virginia centuries.-s2so at ss 81 nr.,er,ea-s
sh,rss NJ oOL 10 shares at 90; 100 shares
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Wall Street Gossip.
fspeclel to The Tincs. Dlspn1ch a

KEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The opening was ir.
regular, but considerable strength was. shown
In places. The London market did not give
much lend. as the evidence OF realizing there in
,orne stocks counterbalanced the advance In
others. The professional element WAS good
deal divided. and while one section was In.
cliued to switch from Reading TO stocks which
have had less advance, the others were selling
short round the room.
A month ago the Cassatt-YandcEbIlt holdings
of Reading lacked 200, 600 shares OF full
control. II this amount OF common has been
purchased since It Involved $500, 900 In money
about one-half the premium on the recent
Pennsylvania stock Issue.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug. IL, 1908.
QUOTATIONS,

CATTLE MARKETS..
ctJ1cAGo ILL. Aug, observation-disclosures
5000 head; steady to weak, Good to prime
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BY virtue Of the Provisions Of ,ae certain IN
AZ record in the clerks office OF Henr!co
County cGur . p b mass in b the P p as7 ant
Of certain notes therein secured. we will
sell pnbie auction GT TIE prsmise' on
Mt 70 O'Clock NJ, the property DESCRIBED Ia,
said deed feoT Isnd A1tb tnrt the SeEian
nroyements thereon, rights. ways and ap:
purtenances thereto be9nE,ng yns and
Of the city of Richmond, on, the New
Market (sometlmess called Charles CNy?
being the property upon which Mrs. V.so,.
Burnett resides.
citinr this trust. and to pay the SUM of
silly and credit as TO aR, due October 7sos
Wearing per cent. interest, payable
quarterly: balance at ono and tWo years.
49, c. l.. DEEOON,
rrust.es.
G. L. & Fl. L. Denoon. AuctIoneers.
Aug. l3-5t
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Firm No 2 spring wheat s3@s4c.; no. 3,
.7s0s2c.; No. 2 red, sllsGssc No 2 c on
52hc.; No. . yellow 55c NO; pats; asw se@
SeEc. No rye. b2hc. air to choice mailing
barley. 4ea5sc. No. ! da1seed $l:o2; No. No AZ !
northwestern, 81. oo prime Timothy seed Sa: az
pounds. s775@7. so; short ribs sides tloosel.
s7bo@775 dry salted shoulders dboxesa) s ~
1925; short clea. siass 6eosso' 81 Cioyer.
contract grade. s12Gl25o. Butter--Fi5m;
creamery. l4dlac.; dairy, lsGi7c. Eggs heass
steady at 13@l4hc. Recepts-Wheat, - 200
bushels; corn. l27.7oo bushels; oats. 2ee'eoo
bushels hogs, II, 900 head.
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AucrloN sALD OF
THAT DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
NO 1903 WEST CLAY STREET;
LOT 20 BY 1S3 FEET TO
AN ALLEY.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
. NEW YORK, Aug. l4.--FLOUR--Firm a
yes terday's advance, Rye Flour-Quiet. Corn
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By C. L. & II. L. ,Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
S21 East Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE FARM, WITH NEW
MODERN B RI 7 DWE E1:I4LsR
IMPROVEMENTS.
ROAD, ABOUT FOUR MILES EAST
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
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The quota lions are as follows:
DARK GRADES.

Common Wrappers-None offering.
Good Wrappers-None Offering.
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Spot cotton closed steady; midding uplands
1910; middIug guilt, 1900; sales, 800 bales.
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LOCAL AND GENERA L NEWS.

There is some little prospect OF
the next senior rowing race, between
the organized boat clubs here, TAX
ing place within seeing distance OF
the general public l. e, within tie
harbor rather than at Pearl lochs.
The Bulletin" has received its
cert fcata of membs rship 10 the AS
sociated Press, and is thus guarantee.
ed to received all the news, all the
time, OF happenings abroad, which
may bs consd red OF interest here.
Delegate Wilcox has forwarded
copies OF the reports OF the special
Congressional Commi sion appoint
ted 10 investigate existant conditions
here aud which com mittee was COM
posed OF Senators Mitchell, Burton,
Foster and j S @ Blackburn.
The big liner Korea left port at 10
O'Clock this morning en- route to
Yokoh anna aud Hong Kopg on an
other record breaking trip. The
band played the vessel If and there
was quite crowd at the wharf TO
see the vessel aud her passengers
depart.
The prospects are that the Japa-
nese murderer Tanbsra the slayer of
Captain Jacobsen OF thu schooner
Fred Wood will be hung b, fore
the coming month is cut. There is
but little hopeo reprieve by Presi-
dent Ro, seyelt aud, Judge Estee VII
give the murderer but short shritt.
The members OF the directorate of
the Builders and Traders Exch 'nge
met this mornirg at the tociety
rooms for the purpose CT the careful
consideration OF the memorial to
Congress anent III proposed lepre-
saria on hiolokai. The draft was
approved add will be forwarded to
Washington.
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Born.

COKE AT Waihee, Maui, January
Is, 1903, to thu wife OF Hugh NJ
Coke, twin sons.
RoDINsoN--At Waifuku, NJ aui, an
nary II, 1873, TO the wife Of w 7
Robinson, daughter,
KALUAKIsI-At Lahaina, Maui an
uary 81, 1858, to the wifs of Wm K
Kaluakini. a son.
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Married

Christian Hour At the Roman
Cath Ole thsira', in this city. jan
nay 26, 1898, by the Rev Father
Clement, Mr. Alb rt Christian to
Miss Eliza Holt, both OF this city.
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Judge Estee aud attaches OF the
United States District court went
forward by the steamer Kipau at
noon for Hilo, with prospective
stay away of two weeks.
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The dangerous unlishted corner,
OF Militant and Q isen streets, is still
permitted to remaia menace to the
public safety.
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j Fl Fisher the audi,or,is the vice.
president Of the firm of Benson
Smith 4 Go, the druggists.
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TheMarine Engineers are asked to
meet at their b all this Tuesday alter
noon for the purpose of attending
the interment of their late brother
George Mel.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

Jack" Forestt, the popular mix
ioloaist Of the Royal Aunex suffer
ing from an attack Of gastric fever
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Excelsior lodge OF | o o f, meet
at their hall this evening.
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Col Sam Parker returned to the
city by the steamer Iwalani after a
hurried trip to Hilo.
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Mahommed Khan or Khant will
appear in series of misit out it's
tonight at Pacific Heights. A good
ride and plenty OF fun.
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The United Chinese Society has
decided not to keep an'open house"
this year, on the celebration Of the
Chinese New Year.
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The Band gave it's first public eve
ming concert, since lite return from
the trip to windward, last evening
at Emma Square and to large and
much pleased audience.
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The steamer Alameda will sail to-
morrow for San Francisco. She will
carry the usual mail.
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The celebration OF the Chinese
New Year will commence this eve
ming and will be probably continued
during the rest OF the week.
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At about this season OF the year
the lady mistress becomes the Chin
csc housekseper, cook, yardboy etc,
etc.
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Col George French, the Salvation
Army leader left for Hilo to lay in
the steamer Kinau.
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Is bella K Winston has brought
suit for divorce against Theodore Ell
Winston on the ground Of cruelty
and non-support,
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The Band will give an open air
concert to night at the Hawaiian
hotel grounds.
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THE INDEPENDENT 30 cents per
month.
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The INDEPENDENT acknowledge the
receipt,at the hands OF John S Walk
or the local manager, Of blotters and
calendars OF the Royal Insurance Co,
OF Liverpool and San Francisco
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The first rair, for couple of
weeks, fell lightly last night aud
dampened the Undiscovered streets
OF the city
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u S Boiler Inspectors Lehners and
Whitney left for Hilo this noou by
the steamer Kinau on their annual
inspection tour.
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By the steamer Lehua last evening
the Rev Father Thomas left for Ka-
laupapa, and John II Wilson for
Pelekunu, Moloks.
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II P Baldwin who has been in the
city here for the past week will re-
turn to Maui this evening on the
steamer Claudine.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
The Osaka, japan, exhibition will
be opened on March 1st I, his year
and will be continued until July 31st.
So says the local "Hawaii Shinpo."
The funeral OF George Mel the
son OF John Mel, Of Cation, Mel ~
%, OF this city, takes place this
afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, from ST An
Dire VS. Cathedral.
Judge Estee aud attaches OF the
United States District court went
forward by the steamer Kipau at
noon for Hilo, with prospective
stay away Of two weeks.
The Band gave it's first public eve
ming concert, since lite return from
the trip to windward, last evening
at Emma Square and to a large and
much pleased audience,
The INDEPENDENT acknowledge the
receipt,a the hands OF John S Walk
or the local manager, of blotters and
OF the Royal Insurance Co,
OF Liverpool and San Francisco.
O liver Stillman, clerk in the Pub
lie Works Office has been detailed to
the duty of taking temporary charge
OF the Governmet lodging house
lately under the control OF G H
Clark.
The publishers Of the Hawaii
Shinpo" have reconsidered the in
tention of publishing a daily in En-
glish and their vernacular but have
decided to publish weekly in both
languages
The barker milne Klikitat arrived in
port yesterday morning after a forty
days trip from Port Ludlow wit h
lumber. Her arrival leaves now but
the ship Florence as the only "over-
due"
The boxing contest at the Orphe-
um next Saturday evening promises
to be full OF ego" aud the chances
are that, Kid De Lyle will add an
other scalp to his collection OF tro-
phies. Popular prices.
Broker Poliiz puts the sugar pros
poets OF Hawaii in very bright and
attractive manner The stock gam.
be however has so far proved as bad
az shares in the bunk scheme OF the
Little Louisiana Lottery"
The Merchants Association object
to ths provisions Of s ,hsdule 81" Of
the Tax Assessors printed form oI
returns and are now busily engaged
looking about for legal advice to az
sist them 10 evsding payment.
Another accident happened last
evening at the rear Of the Pacit'
Club ia waich stranger lady met
with fall by reason OF thu project
ing curb which the Roa1 Supervise,
permits to remain in position In thai
locality.
The sale OF the lard belonging t.
defaulting treasurer Wright wa
held at auction yesterday by auc
tioneer Schemmerhorr, OF I,s !
Morgan Go, and was bought in by |
X Gandall, the ialher-in law o
Wright at ridiculously low prices.
The Collector OF Customs is sgail
happy 10 having opportunity t.
make trouble with the police depart
ment, An Infringement Of waite
rights had the levying OF foe O
5000 on the Y oupg Brothers which
the Sheriff must pay,
James II Boyd has rendered hi
| final account as guardian OF the pei
son and property Of Joseph Kaloi'
a minor. Showing receipts S6O3 8
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"Jack" Atkinson has sought tenn
porary retire ment in the Queens
hospital to undergo treatment for
breakbOne fever
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The Collector OF Customs is again
happy 10 having opportunity to
make trouble with the police depart
ment. An Infringement Of water
rights had the levying OF iioe Of
5000 on the Y Dung Brothers which
the Sheriff must pay,
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Kentucsy's famous jessie Moo'e
Whiskey, unequslled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloons and at Loveioy & Co
distributing agents for the Hsws'iar
Islands
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The sale OF the lard belonging to
defsulting treasurer Wright was
held at auction yesterday by auc-
tioneer Schemmerhorr, Of Ias +
Morgan Co, and was bought in by j
X Gandall, the ialher-in law OF
Wright at ridiculously low prices.
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Another accident happened last
evening at the rear Of the Pacific
Club 10 which stranger lady met
with fall by reason OF thu project
ing curb which the Roa1 Supervisor
permits to remain in position In that
locality.
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The Merchants Association object
to ths provisions Of s ,hsdule 81" Of
the Tax Assessors printed form Of
returns and are now busily engaged
looking about for legal advice to az
sst them 10 evsding payment.
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The funeral OF George Mel the
son OF John Mel, Of Cation, Mel ~
Go, OF this city, takes place this
afternoon, at o'clock, from ST An
DIRE WIS Cathedral.
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James II Boyd has rendered his
final account as guardian of the per
son and property Of Joseph Kalolo.
a minor. Showing receipts 5000 95
and payments 5000. so, leaving bal
ance OF 50 A, The estate consists
Of various piecea OF land under
rental.
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This is the annlve rsary OF the birth
OF Emperor William Of Germany
and all republic America, including
this Territory, will honor the eYent.
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A Vlzzsvone, Esq, French consul
at this city has buoma victim to
the prevailing "breakbone"fever and
is now an inmate OF the Queens
hosuital,