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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-10
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

A good bath room, with up-to-date
furnishings, doesn't cost much. will
be pleased at any time to give you
facts and figures concerning the cost
of remodeling your bath room. Look
this up, you cannot afford to expert
ment, IL YOU are thinking of building,
or contemplate making any changes in
the plumbing line, you cannot afford to
experiment with cheap plumbing, SOON
er or later the work will have to he
done over again. I DO THE WORK
RIGHT, and it costs you no more, the
charges for good plumbing are the
same as for bad.
BATH, THE PLUMBER.
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Classified Ads in Star.

A Three-Line Advertisement as
wordsl will be inserted In the STARS
Classified Columns for % cents Each
additional line at the rate Of 10 cents
extra.
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For Sale

For sale cheap, two fine lots in Kali
muki Charles l.. Rhodes, Star Office.
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Il Is This
Safety

Knowing that we will not advise you
to wear glasses unless you positively
need them, that has had much to do
with the success OF our Optical De-
partment. To make you feel cafe and
satisfied is our constant aim.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALONE-our en-
tire attention to your eyes in this de-
partment.
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Ads under "stuatlons Wanted" inserted
free until further notice,
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For Sale or Rent

House and lot, corner Rose and Mid
die streets, Kalihi. Terms reasonable;
apply b. H. Norton, care Inter-Island
S. n. Co.
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To Rent

Desirable unfurnished rooms for rent,
reasonable, en- suite or single. Best To-
cation in town. 1889 Alakea, corner Of
Beretania
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Lost

On Thursday a music roll. Return
to Hustace-Peck & Co., Queen street
office.
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Worthy there was a hot time in the
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Furnished Rooms TO Let
Cleaning and Dyeing

T. Masuda. Cleaning, Dyeing and
Repairing all kinds of clothes, includ-
ing Silk goods. Hats cleaned and re-
paired. Employment office. 1416-142O
Fort street, near Vineyard.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. cs.-,'rhe cotton market
opened Arm at advances OF from sGlH pon,is ~
on The higher cables and ruled fairly active IN
a spnsmodIc way. with prices moving RI !, th 1
irregular rs tho market WAS 1rsta aceiye lneh
dull During the early trading the h'!lls. sup.
ported the market rgreps veiy;I nd there
were frequent reactions OF point OF two car.
rie,l prices higher by hts and jerks until a
level Of about 7Gnls points net higher was reach n
cd . There was very little outside demand: now
ever and the excellent weather reported over
the bit encouraged selling D5 the room. VINO
seemed to he looking for a rcaction This checK;
cd the upwa I'd tendency and shortly aiterWara
Humiliation set In, which In tho same Irregular
way carried prices back to about the opening
basis with August selling net points lover '.,;
Just before the close October came IN TOT on ~!
support and the SPOT position also rn!Ifd ~.
tie. With the list finally steady. net 60 points
higher. Sales wero estlmated at 800, coo hnies.
II was notice day Tor srItenbtr ana Ausust,
and some notices were shid to- be out. for, me
latter position, but had 20 appreciahle IcHece
on trading Two thousand bales more were re- re-,
celyed here from Liverpool late yesier.tay. anu
the notices were supposed to represent tnls COZ.
ton The movement OF new crop COTTON shows
but little Increase. but private ndylces indicate
n heavier movement in the near fut nrs tiian
generally expected, The frmness OF the Eas!lsh
Cables was attributed to better demand from
Manchester, and these ndvices also mao some
influence In the early advance here
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CHARGED WITH
SEEING GIRLS
Arrest Of Schooner Master
ordered Mayor Will Not
Interfere.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA, August 2s-When the
schooner ssachusetts expected to ar
rive at New York from this port tonight.
reaches her wharf there. Captain LAM,
her commander, will be arrested on two
warrants sworn out by the fathers Of two
Norfolk girls. They are George a. Story
and W.. Montgomery, and they allege
that their daughters. Hattie Story. and
Blanche Montgomery, were feloniously
seized and taken from their homes by
Lane.
The girls are about seventeen years old.
They have been missing since the 26th.A
AS soon as the warrants were sworn out
here Chief Of Police Vellines telegrapheG
New York to have the captain arrested
and the girls held. 4. \ 5 i,s
Mayor RlddIck has declined to stop
the practice Of arresting sailors Of the
navy as deserters, when they have been
detained overnight by the authorities for
jollifying. Captain Thomas, Of the recelv-
ing ship Franklin, has protested against
what Is regular business among SUB
stitute policemen, who want the $40 re-
ward, and Police Justice Tazwell Taylor
has rallied against tho system. but the
Mayor will not interfere.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK;. Aug. 2s--FIoUR-QIiet hut
firm, rye Flour-null. mes;@GH!et.
Rye--steadyi No. 2 western, eo'sc, Barley '-
|Whheat-spot, steady; No, |: red, Soc Further
rains in the Northwest occas1oned carly strsnft u
here, After second upturn on local puylhg
arSst ess osao az ss As f9sSe
4't ceinNspqt, easy No, 2. $3.50, Option mar,
ket Ia face OF ae.lvy rains weakened today w
de- tearlsh cables. closing kc, net lever; sep
tembsy closed at t7Ac;; December b73sc' OATS
Rset-Fvm cr| Meatsa9aIet Iar cln,insnt
sS yn;is isResuadh osiasssd$i stsissl
mon mon TO gaol, s2,Os 4'upeniite-Rasy at o7D
C;oir,o ,,he v,urEct tor coffee fut,Fes opened
steady ut unchanged prices ~ an advance OF o
pSInts, The list nhsrsl on siishtly, but recoy,
t to points higher. sales. 10000 bass, sSpot
MMe 9; asetFi su1iNsl ceMouiet, 'sp ~
fnii cream fancy, small --,orea, i0Kc,; small
WNite' l0Ha Eggs Strong, State AMI Penn
sylYan,a, fancy. mixed, 400; .oa,, :. !,
MSsSe yssIsRa
f' ,us ls dofs1 per 100, ssas cot0spS steam
to Liverpool 1876
CHICAGO, I'LL, Aug. 2s,-Wheat and corn
showed weakJgss to-day and prices ruled loWer,
septenber wheat was q shade owe,,5 While
December was down v 1ae' september cory
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OBITUARY.,
Mrs. Ophella Yarbrough.

The death of Mrs, ophella Yarhrough
occurred Yesterday moEEn 'lngg. at her home
Mrs Marlborough was exceedingly well
known In the city and her death Will
bring sorrow to many, She was a de-,
vout Charistian and an earnest and
faithful church worker Mrs. Yer 1ni,
brough was the widow of Mr.; WI.
liam ], Yarbrough and tho mother o., OF
Mr.. A. Rufus Yarbrough, tho tobacconlst
OF this CITY, She was also the grand
mother Of Mrs. George Warren. ,,,,
The funeral will take place az 4 o' sNoise
Sunday afternoon from ST. johns Fps
copal Church.
Mrs Fannie E.. Shepherd,
After lingering illness Mrs. Fannie
Eleanos s!epherd widow q ~ f WIreaja
Polyteohnic INSTITUTE died Thursdny
night at her home. No SID West cary
Street.
sixth year was daashteff q alb e1onss
county, and sister of pr, James z.
Watson. q we'll known physician Of this
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Fluctuations were Wider than
on Thursday.
IN PROFESSIONAL HANDS
Tendency Is to Fluctuaso About a Given
point-stock. Advanced Generally
one 10 Two Poin.s5-Bonds
* Dull and irregular.
m Associated r'rcss.)d

NEW YORK, August 2'.-Tho stock
market had It's upward turn again to-day I,
Tho Volume Of dealings was consiuer q = !,
larger than IN ycstsrdays, a,moss s s.asc
Z "a ther wider, but the market retained its
highly professional character a ~. gai n :,
little evidence of any Interest originating
G pu.staS for TIC he movement Of the market
seemed still to be that It was reversal
Of that Of Tie pcryons Az the ony,S1s
Ing news that tho SQUADRON . o.
American warshlps had been ordered 10 10
proceed to Beirut ala not Greats so , 1nnSn
Ia an undisgulsed confidence IN the nnh nn.
cJnl district. however. that this lnclu zen
Is capable or adjustment by dlploni,a,r.a.ee
for repression Of trusts prceptatcd be-
fore tho session Of tho American Bar
Assoeinton mifht have Sauaed gfea H.
e gen IA Ms m s,3dst but so hst and
Western flood news were equally ignored
with tho Turkish Incident. There is Is 2
growing confidence In tho money marksi
OF the days developments, and TINS was
probably the principal factor In. adyanc.
Ing prices OF stocks. The report IRON on
treasure lad Differentiated some $40. ooo;; go
%ould d'f g. ava fIaSbSq FOR dnspos il
banks. WflB q greatly TehsbuIllS LdHt!.t !.
s. Tho principal novemGts Of currency
for tho week show that the movement IS
3 stlll in favor OF this center as ngalnst
the Interior. the indicated gain on that
b account being over 81. 100000 Prices ol
active stocks advanced pretty generaiiy
! between one and two points, and, conslu-
erably larger gaihs we're shown by some some
The strength OF Amalgamatcd was ~
sympathy with copper securities gencrally
rat other points. and with an Improves
sentiment In the trade for that metal.
Z The market closed heavy and, somewhat
The bond market was dull and irreg-
ulnr. Total sales, par value, @l,265,OOJ-
United States 2's advanced Is per cent.
and the old ~ IA per cent. The new as
registered declined Ia per cent. on the
Total sales OF stocks today WIRE $685.
>O0 shares.
y. MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Money on cal easy ut 1G2 per, cent: clos
Ing bid, 1.212 per cent: time money.
easier; sixty days, 1-2a5 per cent. n!ne-
ty days. tel5 1-2: six months. 69s per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 8aF6 IL per
cent; sterling exchange nrner with act
ua business II bankers nills !. at s.s5e5
for demand and at Si.83. 1bGiS3.2o for SIX.
4 ~ day5abils: posted rates, $'MIist L.
\ and 1886 1-o94.s1: commercial bills. $i.3 /:
bar silver, 56 Id; Mexican dollars, AZ Id.
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. CAPT$FEATHERSTON OUT
4 He Will Not 4 Return#to the House.
lynchburg Aspirants.

Lynchburg Asprants.
Captain ]. G, Featherston. who for sew
oral terms has represented Campbell
county in the House OF Delegates, has
positively determined not to stand for
denomination. His determination Is due
to the pressure of his private business
For the succession to Captain Feath-
erstun there are two aspirants. They are
Mr., Eugene ould. os Ey!ngton, raa, WI'dio !;
Who is also popular. The race Is close
one with the result uncertain.
For the Senate. In this district, Mr.. a..
y, Thomas and Mr.. William O'Briep are
the aspirants. the district including Lynch-
burg and Campbell. but the county being
entitled to the senator. Mr. THOMAS Is
one OF the brightest of the younger men
state and has t GO
IN Governmental and econdnc questions.
lie yIEoroYs1 Trteir r AND nn odd poreeiu
and prosperous man OF affairs Of great
business sagnc!ty.
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DEATHS.

BoLT2, Departed this life on her birthday,
August u.s. 1908. MT her residence. No. HOS
Taylor Street Mrs, MARY N, BoIT1, aged
Hfty.two years. She leaves a husband ana
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock
from P!ne-Street Baptist Church.
.--pied at her residence. No. 400
East CLAY Street, Friday, Auslst eS, 1908, at
8.I5 r. M. Mrs. J. LlLIENFEIir
Notice OF funeral IN this afternoon's Paper.
YARBRouaH,--pied.a at her residence, No. a:2ts
East broad Street. Friday morning. A,!slst
oS 1908, Mrs. OPHElIA fARBROuGH.
widow OF William ]. Yarbtough.
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Augns!
soih, at 4 o'clock. from ST, Johns Episcopal!
Church
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
Theres Disposition In Some Sections
to Hold Back on Orders.
(By Associated Press,

e. NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
TraIa conditions are still slightly un-
even due to the backwardness Of crops In
some sections, damages reports from 9TH
ers and uncertainty as to the monetary
outlook. Fall trade in favora bly, situated
sections compares we'll with a year ago,
while in others, a disposition to hold back
Is manifested. Car congestion reports are
the iron trade is grounding on the bottom
as regards prices, and small buying OF
pig iron Is more marked; but here again
some uncertainty Is still noticeable. Taken
ments Of strength. What business is do
Ing, is of solid character, and In fact
any tendency to over-extension IS con-
sDicuously absent.
The cotton goods trade feels the effect
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nRY GOODS MARKET.

FALL RIyER. MASS, Aug. .s,--sales IN the
a. about i 5000 pieces laNely e narrow odds
along With q, small amount O. regulars. The
aro has fallen of somewhat, apd as result
general conditions in The local Glsth ,a maIkst
are not sp active as those Of the preceding
trading Mas al advance in The prices q rssqlpss
from 3EtISssc. on q sale Of small blocks. " "
ssid Just sufficient TO cslapl'sa new price.
NEW YoRK, Aug, 2s.T-The d den \, tor dry
ssrss ~ NV goods. but buyers are not spacna
III on ,hs future The possibilities Of the peN.
weeks sre too great to sd thd q oRbEStl1g
necessary, Predictions Of q scarcity Of goods
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Of the continued strngency In supplies,
Supplies are small III nearly al positions
and predictions VI small stocks and
heavy business when tho present embargo
Is removed nre many.
business failures for the week ending
with August 9th, number 142 against lao
[, 1nn2 , Srs.f
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profassor Bosher to Sing.

Professor Edwin w. Bosher, graduate
OF the Chicago Musical College will sing
at the Sunday morning setvice at the
second Baptist Church Professor Bo-
sher has a full. rich baritone, Of no ordi-
nary quality.
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thermometers II New York.

(spccial to 'rhe Times. Dlsnhtc',S
NEW YORK, August 2S.-+Astor, 8. 4, Il
nloomberg y M A. bhapong; y0n e Eiam M
Union Square, NJ. Miller; Metropolitan. T. !,
j. WOOD and wife; Broadway, Central. = +
- Meary norman G. Fl E,liett N heraic
M M nj, 81. P. smoot and wife. Fl.
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TO The sEAsHoRE TOMORROW

Go on the ,TRIIhhhhYI1TTn MT e p lNoKFIG3Ihtl5I,
GI5NE MA REAGnuA RSo13TR" sPiyst aHa
RRsat street station $3.50 A., NJ. No change
cars between K lSG rond H az, 4n aha
f TJrtsi ma Ocean View; Sl.25 to caps Henry
and ,Virginla BelCH
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EscApE.THE.HEAT TOMORROW

folk OCEAN e View. Cape Henry and Vir-
glnla Beach, o3. round g no,,t trip to Norfos
and Ocean View; NIIs rG Rnn trip 70 CARE re
Reach is tho only resort IN Virginia
Where siars You ys Ca can take "A DIP IN THE
OCEAN." Special Fast Vestibuled Train
leaves Byrd Street Station at $3.50 A. NJ.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


n isSyf Hys f' d. e pastorfrenehns at il
BY the sunsene ood ERen M0'ss
viccs will begin on the nrst Sunday In Septem'
SUNDAY SyA ishGs a c n1f conSpn or
AMt 81 u BY M Rev CARTER HELM JONES, b D.
No service at night.
s,S;5 Nam cnY ReS "
s s,TIT An b. o., astorpreachlng At II x. NJ
~ ksv NY n hAS seRdoi S6 4 NJ ser
GpAcE.sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH (coR:
ner r Grace Grace and Fonshee streets)--Rey CHARLES
s. GARDNER, d. d, pastor. Sunday school ct
9; aR6 j. o a. ce essssas i Ky 0 i 10
service at night. Prayer meeting wednesday at
s:l5 p. NJ.
METHODIST,
pRoAD;sTREET M.E. CHURCH CORNER 'sIa
ana sS E. NJ gn1n RIstos " p BEA1
S eyer Se1o Sp'e he o"e secure iNes % aAAo
Ad GhAS asd eay r. I p hTTx
esn ssu Sgesay unw ~ a pssy 81;
eyon III, s'Ihe Lords Side
cE&rnNARY NJ. =, cHURoH-REy. ", ".
LEA rs ;ss ssp; Ss + Il MORN M
Ing, Goods Guidance; at night, '"tSe Hive OF
wSasF Ions SUNDAY school G At isS A. NJ
i \ H. and i T. 81 By ley JOHN W
FIzEiR formerly OF Randoph-Alacon College
4, Ihl snd Broad Oh Is stpsstsS ching at
M by the presiding elder, Rev. Dr. BENNETT
No service s ut n p!faIiEsssprrRRIAs.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CIluRcH--REy.
MSSsfhH GE'1 q p m ri 1stssssevo 4 Ri
. CHURCH OF, THE coyENANT-MEy. !.
an Mid.week service "Wednesday evening at
S.J5 p'cock Sabbath school meets at p;3O a.
II, seats all free and hearty welcome 10 all
se ~ & b. STREET PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH--
rev. jERE WlT!iENSPOpN. p p, PASTOR
Services at II o'clock a. a. aha s'1o o'clock y
WESTMINSTER pREsBYTER1AN CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Elm street, Services Ut II
B Il ' ssp4is { q y SsS 4 AdSsff
service Tuesday ut S:lb +. NJ welcome 10 all
CHRISTIAN,
Observation-Disclosures CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
cock MlL aIS si Es' e NJ saany
so a. 4 MMsfhSS' w SsIsy
aA $sn y si!n CHRISTIAN oguMcA
lcorner seven " nna ma NJ s.l5 j. H. condncteS
S SaAH Rey. CHARLES a, YOUNG, OF Chicago, III,
~ as. EPISCOPAL
THE MON UMENTAL CHURCH BROAp
STREET, below Twelfth Key W, y, EVANS, p:
eeRoctor,.-Seryices Sunday morning at II
an'c,ock. No afternoon service during August. n
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, II
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST, sCIENTIsT,--
Services Sunday morning Ut llle; Subject,
Mpn Wednesday , sTsh's From az 10 eso Ie ta
+. NJ. No. 100 East Main Street All are In
YIteu. ---.-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT. MARKET.

Fa s3Mso nhsrket Quiet Fancy slss; strictly
prime sac.: prime, 2H QlSc,i, common, e,hc.
ssE Esn,ssh nuts eo'' oasAe Few mus Delas
W PETERsBURG, VA. Aug. 2s-PEANUTs-,
Spanish firm ut e0c,i Ylrgnla's. aSsc'
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug. %, 10U3.

Virginia. Carolina Chemical GO, preterred-5
shares at 0b. a
STAFF SECURITIES; no ASKED
S.,,hI carolina as C..,.......,,. 103 -.
VA IS, Now, o. md r., 1884,. s9h 30
Va, Centuries, "a. g, and R,,.. so,s -
l,AlLROAD BONDS;
IA. q. L. n. II, Con. II. 49,. o2E !.
Georgia, Southern and Flan 1ei5,. id0 '''
Georgia and Ala. con. os, lUio,'.' Ivy '.'
Pet. Glass A S.. Il, O.. 1g2o.',' iaa -.
Pct. Glass B 8's, II. o., 1o26,.,.. lg
4, "A, T. Con. 1st IS, 10bo:::::,,'. ,a7H 49,
g 4, L, Collateral IT, o., 1889 l0lM w u
Western N, Q, list O., @, 1pls,''.,. ~
RAILROAD STOCKS; ~,
Atlantic Coast Line "A"."..'loo 1llh
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Wal street Gossip.
tspecial to The Times.DlspAtch.

Especial to The Times .Dsphtch.)
3' NEW YORK. Aug 2s,-Ihe opening on the
Stock Exeh.nga was 1ha tnmett s,1sf tas si,
There was NOT n development OF intctext any.
where worth speaking Of Many traders wero
n absent and the comm iision houses were practi.
a fair amount OF United States steel was
dcrlt in. possibly on tho entirely Unauthorized
bond underwriting syndicate. The best infor.
ma ton is TINT thu distribution OF the bonds
has been entirely satisfactory
THE FIRST HOUR:
The markc, Developed q little more activity
for some time past. The buying came from the
stronger class OF traders and might he taken
to tss sHs o he money! Market
in tho fall II such support should become c u
necessary. J..
nave been given out by Post and Flag. aud this
was considered good enough to DO tolloWeo oy
tho Traders -.
'siss IN es SafS rhs early seemed
Inclined to buy Copper
rcar ae , and Probably received some en-.
courageIent from the Lewisohn interest. wb zen
steck in band where It showed signs OF strength,
I'm S Nforeirn Inquiry for Anaconda has bly,
been to some extent q bull influence.
RALLY. BROUGHT NO BUSINESS,
TIE rally OF the first hour did pot seem 70
bring in business from, outside, ond before .
Z Trnders who had followed tho advance sold
lila .tock. and In two or three placesSw
Encouragement had been looked for II was not
for thcomIng. t3 7&
EARLY AFTERNOON: -,
,;ato ii under rather professional
cSss Of buying. Bull points were very geser.
oa.ly distributed around the street aHd atm tha
m,st influential, sources that nvo'po!nt rise
vas coming.
t,rSa close was arm, but the market was avs.
tinctiy less active than y bad been eaFles n "
rather easy to sell stock, and the professional
op,nion seemed to be in tho direction OF some
mi tber improvement. \
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.
SALES:

American Snuff eom.......s..s.
American Snuff pfd a..:.ts....,.
American Can cotlu.......t...
BOO Ainericun Chii pfd,n.....,..n..
American Cotton q com .s.iy..
3Tj American Locomotive cotr1..t...
American Locomotive Npfd......
American Inbacto .pfd ....a..
200 American Cal. and Fourdry.n.
1O American Sugar ......,. ls..,.t..
1920 A., 4. and Santa Fe cotn....,.
/, G2j A., y. ard Santa ia. pfdi.....
AiG25 AmnlYamnted Copper .!,.......I
14h1 Baltimore and Ohio.... ......'..
40 Brooklyn Rhp!d Trnnsits...1.''.l..'.
1900 Canadian Pacific .......t .........5.
900 Chesapeake and OhlO,..l...."7
700 Canada Southern .................
Colorado Sputtern com y. ..F.....,,.
800 Colorado Soul bern list pfd'.....
Colorado Southern 2d pLa.;....
25on0 Chichno. Nil. ana st. PAUL.
1880 CHI, Rock Island and Pac....,
1880 Colorado 1tuel and lrot1's.l....
100 Chicago Great Western .,......
III. &C. and St. Lotils........
1910 C01soiidatcd Gas ..,...............
q Delaware, ma Hudspn 5.....,..s.
DOL, Lack. anG Western. .'.... -.
1 rs E Erie 81 fsn' pid
s sto Genera CEN "a Electric l...it..a.....,
90 Illinois Central ..' '..j...''3...t,.......
soo 1.oI,isville una Nnshvllle........
z 32l ManhnttHns.,.. .t..........5.n
10N METROPOLITAN ..................'...
I ZOO Mexican Central .,....t......'.
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city. sho also leaves two slsters-M RS
Sna w ony H ehdre nf Who S
herd, both 'e Of this city I . 95 I,
hs fnf Epse w tass ad fod fpS
p. NJ, and the burial will be In Holly
wood. Tho bearers will be Messr;s: y
W,sson Fry Harry 8 watson watson Fl ja sa
Snton and Charles A. tPeple. NIL except
the latter being nepheWs OF Mrs. Shep-
herd.
Mrs Mary N. Boltz.
Mrs. Mary M Boltz died yesterday nt
the residence hs her hqspaa TO- es
husband st and six Children =
lns rHsfa tern tae Raa'
Baptist Church. X 81
Funeral Service.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Teresa castelvec-$
Chi took place at 10 o'clock yesterday
REQUIEM, high mass. The lntorment was
made In Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. Annie jackson.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
EAsTvILLE. VA, Aug. 2s.-Alrs. Annie
county, died yesterday in the hospitalsina
Norfolk, whittier she had been taken for
treatment, Her remains were brought
the church yard OF Old Hungary Churcn.
Mrs, jackson was about sixty years Of
age and leaves q family Of several chill
tdren, She was the widow of tho late DIR.
Jackson. who died about three years ago.
New Jersey. ss.5
i3 Deaths oflnfants.
Especial to The -Dispatch) III u
APPONrATTOx. VA, August 2s,.-Lit-
FAINT Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. FERGUSON. Of
h a Usak ed tSs be eas sssse
thIzers were present, Mr.. Ferguson Is
Commemorative attorney for Appomat-
The remains Of little Frank Clement
the eleYen-months-oldl Infant OF Mr.. A.
the @ss se rom
this village to Amherst Courthouse yes
terday for burial
Death in Accomac.
Especial to The Dispatch.)
lIAsTVILLp, VA, Aug. 2s.--Mr. Geo
r.. Jacob. IN esteemed and respected cltl'3a
zen OF this county. died suddenly last
Tuesday and was buried Yesterday, M, Me-
Jacob lived for many years IN Norfolk.
He leaves widow and several children, 3.
Mr.. Jacob was about s!xty-hye years OF
age,
of this county. died on yesterday and was
buried this evening He w vas, young
and was highly thought Of About sia
months ago he contracted consumption
and went rapidly to his end
Mrs. Jennie Lutz, M
Especial to The Times-D lspatch)
WOODSTOCK. VA, Aug, 2S,--Alrs, Jen,
aie L,,ta. wife OF Mr.. Erasmus Lutz. OF
roncvile, died the first OF this sweek N
typhold fever She was twenty-nlne years
Of age and daughter OF the late Josaphe.
Stickley, of st. Luke. Va.