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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
The News Of the State

future home on Market street. where
"A wedding breakfast was served and a
reception was held.
Charles Maloy reported to Chief OF
Police Macomber yesterday that a bicycle
was stolen yesterday.
The application FOR liquor licenses FOR
another year will be considered by the
council next Monday evening at 1850
o'clock. ts'
John Butterworth OF his town has gone
TO Florida for the winter.
There was a meeting Of the Sunday
school board OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at the home OF Mr.. Daniel w
Gladding OF Cenade street last evening.
Business OF Importance was transacted.
The Fragment circle OF Kings Daugh-
ters were entertained last evening at the
home Of Mrs. William Il. Child on Water
street. Regular routine business was
transacted. after which the time was
spent socially.
Daniel McNulty left here yesterday FOR
North Carolina, whore ne has secured
a position in a iewelry establishment
The great vault in the Industrial Trust
company's building on Main street Is
nearly completed az far as setting up Is
concerned and the hmsning up work on
the walls IL being completed.
\ Staples Coal GO. 3 barge II ulS'IdiG'
ing a cargo OF 1000 tons Of soft coal AT
the Warren Manufacturing comrany's
wharf in the north part OF the town. The
barge was towed up the river yesterday
afternoon.
The graduating class Of the Warren
High school is preparing for n dance III
the town hall Thanksgiving eve
The w. &. r. l.. will meet this after
noon at 3 o'clock at the home OF Mrs. H.
b. Cadv con Church street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
BRISTOL.
Blood Poisoning Caused Death.
Fletcher Got $4,000 Vsr.
diCt..0ther Notes..

Benjamin NJ. Lincoln. a well-known
citizen Of Bristol. passed away yesterday
morning at his late home on Union street.
The cause OF his death was gangrene in
his foot, caused by a bruise some months
ago. Mr.. Lincoln leaves a wife. who was
the daughter OF the late Capt. Isaac Lis
comb lie had no children
The funeral will be from his late resi-
dence at 2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
William II. Trotter, rector OF Trinity
church.
James II. Smith, a veteran at the
Soldiers home. died yesterday morning in
the hospital connected with the ~institu-
tion. lie had been I'm feeble health for
a long time. The funeral will be attend
cd this morning and burial will be In
Soldiers plat I'm the North cemetery. Rev.
w. II. Trottcr will conduct the services.
The Hotel Belvedere will be reopened
within n few days under new manage
ment. The property has been leased by
William B. Lockwood. who has had long
experience as n hotel man in Freehold,
y. j., and other places.
The Rt. Rev. William McVickar, bishop
Of Rhode Island. will address the mems
meeting next Sunday afternoon AT 1
O'Clock at the Young Mems Christian
association
At a special meeting OF the town coun-
ell last evening the following applica lions
for licenses were granted; T. NJ. Morris
q Co. Thames street: John Holmes.
Thames street; Bernard Hart. Thames
street: Narcissie Dupuis. Jr. Wood
street. Bernard Breen. John street; James
Holmes. state street; Henry r.. Manches-
ter. Thames street; Alexander Eoule.
Thames street: Hugh Murphy. Thames
street. William j. ~McDonough, stephen
=. Warren. state street; Hugh Murphy.
Bradford street: Antonio Nessalla. Brad
ford street: Timothy Hurley, state street;
Robert Ncwbold, Jr, Luke +. McLaugh-
lin. Wood street.
The applicants for licenses who have
been successful must take the same and
nay the license fee OF $500 by tho first Of
| December, 1905. II was voted that the
committee on street lights be authorized
20 place one incandescent lamp I'm Noyes
avenue.
The fury ~ the superior court yester-
dav. with Judge Baker on tho bench.
brought I'm n verdict Of $1,000 In favor OF
Joseph r.. Fletcher against tho Newport
a Providence Railway Co. for land con-
demned.
Nine cases Of measles have been report
cd a, the town clerks office 10y Or. Has
brouck and DR.. Church.
An application for a Chinese restaurant
license has been received az the town
clerk oTice and the permit granted. the
arst Instance OF tho kind ever offered.
The annual meeting for the nomination
~ officers OF United Brothers lodge. No.
n. / q. q. r. was held last evening In
odd Fellows hall.
Richard T. Magee. formerly clerk with
Samuel McCaw. grocer and provision
dealer has severed his connection with
Mr. NcCaw 10 60 into business I'm proyt.
dence Tor himself. His brother viii hll
t~AalNarancy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
EAST PROVIDENCE
forb-fifth Anniversary Of the
Second Baptist Church.
Reliance Lodge COnfeTs Inltia.
tory Degree. Minor Mention.

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Muroe's Boston store,
Watchemoket square
Last evening about $50 persons, the
greater proportion being members OF the
Second Baptist church. sat down 60 a
banquet in honor Of the 45th anniversary
OF the church i'm the vestry.
After the Rev. q. W. Rigler asked the
Divine blessing and made a short address
OF welcome, the man. good things with
which the prettily decorated tables were
loaded. were enjoyed. At the conclusion
OF the repast Mr.. Rlgler. who was toast
master, called upon r. W. Medbury, who
responded To the tost oar Men, Mrs. ;.
l.. Munroe our Women" r. II. Lyle
Our supporters" Clarence II. Horton
our SUCCESSORS A. p. Johnson our
Requisites and the Rev. John Stewart.
a former pastor OF the church. responded
to the toast, Things that Count.
Besides this there was n number OF
pleasing selections by Mrs. Charlotte Hud-
son and music by an excellent orchestra.
This evening a public meeting will be
held, when the Rev. DIR. L.. l.. Henson
OF Providence will preach.
RELIANCE LODGE.
one application for membership was re-
ceived and permission was given one ap-
plicart 70 receive the initiatory degree.
Grand Master Harry Fulford and staff
will make an official visit TO the house
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 5. when the
!nitlatory degree viii be conferred upon
two candidates.
MINOR MENTION.
John Fee was taken out OF a house on
Brow street last evening by PatrOlman
Clements. This morning he was fined 81
and costs by Judge Bliss i'm the Seventh
District court, which was paid.
At the meeting OF Bucklin post, c.. A.
II, last evening Comrades Pickersgiil.
Bowen and Comrie were made "A commit
tee to entertain Department Commander
Parker and STAFF next Tuesday. The Sons
Of Veterans and the RELIEF Corps have
been invited to participate in this meet
ing.
Henry RIch,-a charter member OF the
Ivy Social club. who is now in business
at Belfast. Me. writes the club that he
IL coming home for Christmas. He will
be rendered a reception by the club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
WARREN.

There Is considerable activity on the
part OF the authorities relative 20 the
opening Of Kelly's bridge once more 20
the trolley cars OF the Suburban railroad.
Efforts are being made In bringing out
some idea Of the railroad company AZ
Co the tobab'e result Of the weight Of
the freight cars passing over the bridge
and TO ascertain II the company will aid
in some way in maintaining tn bridge
The wedding 81 Miss Mary Charley and
James n. McElroy 81 this town took
place yesterday IN ST Mays church The
Rev. Fr. Colgan. pastor Of 81 Mary's
church. performed the ceremony. A mum
Der Of the relatives and near friends of
the couple were present az the ceremony.
The groom was attended by Michael Nc
Elroy and the bridesmaid was Miss Mary
Tobin. Al the close % the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. McElroy were driven to their
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
VETERANS TO DINE
They Arc Republicans Who Voted Ia Tho
Fremont and Lincoln Campaigns.

a dinner will be given by the Republican
Pioneers club az Gclb's tomorrow even
ing.
4 business session will be held az G
O'Clock and Immediately after the com
pany will 20 20 the tables. Mayor-elect
Dyer will attend.
This club a. composed % men whny
voted I'm tho Freemont and Lincoln cam
paigns. u is Intended that this club shall
unite with similar organizations in other
states 20 preserve and perpetuate the
party OF Abraham lincoln. William Nc
Kinley end Theodore Roosevelt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22

larceny In the district court. BY mis-
take the first name of Burr was given rs
William yesterday. William Burr mas
been in no trouble OF this kind.
An unusually largely attended meeting
OF Loyal Prosperity lodge. No. 66l5, l. o.
o. r., NJ. T., was hat OF last evening.
when the lodge had as it's guests the
members OF Greystone lodge OF Centre
dale and Grand Master OF Rhode Island
Alfred +. Andrews and his stan OF grand
officers. Noble Grand w. McMeekin pre-
sided and during a short business session
the football committee reported progress
and several routine matters were consld-
cred.
The degree team. I'm charge of Capt. A..
l.. Cooper. then exempllhed the initiatory
degree on two candidates and ELECTED
great praise by it's work. The regalla
Of the team Is considered the finest TN
New England. and Il was the unanimous
opinion OF those present last evening that
the work belonged I'm the same class.
The annual concert and ball OF the Fire
mems Relief association viii be held Jan.
Path.
The Woman's auxiliary 10 tho South
WOOdlawn Improvement society maze
their first appearance before the public
last evening avs entertainers, n the
advent was an unqualified success. me
occasion was an entertainment ana so
cial, which they rendered the members OF
the Improvement society, and the an
nouncement was sufficient to pack the So
ciety's hall TO the doors.
The Jordan Male quartet rendered sew
eral vocal selections which were highly
pleasing. James l.. jerks was introduced
and spoke 10 the sssemblage. taking for
his subject. "A Successful Life; What IL
is. and How TO Obtain It." Mr.. jerks ~
a forceful and enthusiastic speaker ana
his address. which was both instructive
and entertaining. held the attention or
everyone in the hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
LIT1LE-TAlCOTT
Pretty Wedding Took Place Last evanlng at
North Congregational Church.

Miss Alice Newton Talcott and VIII
liam Wilson Little were married at North
congregations church at 9 o'clock last
evening by Rev. John Dean. The atar
was effectively banked with palms.
The bride was attended by Miss Eliza
beth +. Talcott az maid OF honor and
Misses Edith NJ. Kimball. Genevieve Col
lamore. Mary V. James and Matte How
ard as bridesmaids. Charles w. East
wood was best man and the ushers were
Mansell w. Talcott. Edward J. Eastwood,
Russell FNales and William Bugbee.
Following the ceremony n reception was
held at the residence OF the brides par
epta 10 edwin street. After the reCep-
lion a supper was served. Music was
furnished by -Four Friends orchestra.
The house was handsomely decorated
with palms and yellow chrysanthemums.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
THE AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Il -
General A. e. Burnside council No. .,
O. l.. A. NJ, held It's regular meeting last
evening In Grube's hall. There was a
large attendance and considerable rou-
tine business Was transacted, after which
interesting addresses were made by sew
eral members OF the order.
CHANCE FOR IMPROVEMENT.
The new postofrice Is proving highly
satisfactory to the people of Riverside
But there Is one feature which would be
a decided Improvement and could De adueu
with slight expense.
Every day at mAf1 times a crowd -
waiting for the distribution OF mail. Nhen
the delivery window Is opened there IS
a crush which causes much inconvenience
to the patrons of tho office.
Several persons have spoken or the fact
that this Inconvenience could be done
away with by placing n railing In front
OF the window SO those waiting would
have to form I'm line TO get their mail.
There arc many children who come AT
every mail time and for n few minutes
after the delivery window is opened each
time the scene IL similar TO a contest on
the football field.
GETTING READY.
The committee having In charge the
fair OF N~arragansett Engine company,
/ N III NItAN1 AhN'F
today TO put up the decorations in Win
chester hall. Several large rolls OF hunt
ing were put up and the location or nc
booths laid out.
Ii IS expected that everything will be
i'm readiness by Saturday afternoon, 40
there will he nothing 10 interfere will
the business i'm any department when the
fair opens Saturday night,
ONLY a RUMOR.
There was "A rumor anoat yesterday that
there had been n holdup Monday night
on one OF the roads leading to Riverside.
Nothing definite was stated. however. and
nothing OF the kin has been reported
10 the police at the Second station.
ARE STILL WORKING.
WOTKmen are sun busy removing TIE
( cargoes OF the sunken barges near Pom
ham light. As soon as her cargo has been
removed the Elhurah. which is thought
not TO be very badly damaged, will be
towed to the beach and pumped out. An
effort will be made TO raise the Allen
by means OF "loglincs' made fast 20 light
ers on either side.
ABOUT TOWN.
Riverside lodge. p. *. or r, will meet
tonight in Castle hall,
The bank wall being constructed on the
/ Smith street side Of the Turner Avenue
Primary school is nearly completed.
Several local young men are planning 20
| attend the Brown Dartmouth football
game at Springfield Saturday.
The Favorite Whist club will meet to-
morrow Will Mr.. MentZel.
Several Young people from Riverside
formed "A theatre Marty 20 witness the
performance last night At one Of the
Providence theatres.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
VISIT OF INSPECTION
Captain COLBY Called at PTovdshce Naval
Recruiting Office.

Capt. III. G.. o. Colby. L. S. n, who has
charge OF the naval recruiting stations in
the New England district. called yester-
day at the local station on Weybosset
street. He expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the work done In the office,
saying:
THE Providence office Is entitled to
credit for the work which IL has done
during the last few months. Not only
has the number OF men enlisted been
large, but the recruits have proved desir-
able men In the service. owing to the
number OF new ships which are to be
placed I'm commission In the spring. good
machinists and musicians are particularly
in demand, and I have instructed Surgeon
Carl Dew. Brownell, L. s. N, the onicer
In charge here. TO make efforts TO get men
for these ratings"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
CENTRAL FALLS.

A very successful open meeting was held
by Ballou post. @ A r., last night.
The nnance committee ~ tho common
council will consider tonight the recon-
mendatlon OF an appropriation OF 5000 for
the installation OF a police signal system
An important meeting OF the Lincoln
Republican association will be held next
Friday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
TELLS WHO
PUT UP
KRUP'S Bail

New York. Nov. 22.-John F. Pickett. a
saloon keeper in the Eighteenth Assembly
District. and one OF Charles F. Murphy's
political lieutenants in the management
OF the district, is the man who put up
the 5000 cash bail for John Krup, who
was accused OF voting illegally in the
district and who disappeared at soon as
he was free.
Charles r. Dillon, who was Krup's at
torney, gave his information TO tho
grand jury yesterday. after he had been
Instructed by Recorder Com that he must
tel. Pickett was subpoenaed TO appear
before the grand jury today. Pickett ana
Tammany Leader Murphy have been
friends since boyhood.
There was a large representation of Do
litical lights in the grand jury room this
morning. all called as witnesses In the
5000 hoater cases"
John ]. Murphy. Charles brother. had
been fetched by q cubpoena. He came
with Alderman James L. Gaffney. his
partner In the trucking business. Dillon
was also there. on the outskirts were
Abe Levy. counsel for Krup. and George
w. simpson OF Levy's firm, who deposited
the 5000 cash for Krup. John Newman. q
Murphy adherent. was also near by.
He put up $1,000 bail for Krup wher
Krup was arraigned in the police court
after his arrest.
Dillon was the only witness called
While he was being examined. Murphy
Gaffney and the others fretted outside OF
the grand jury room.
II know nothing OF Krup." said Can.
hey and I can't understand why the
grand jury wants 10 question me-"
90 ~ -
ing" put in Brother John, II know moth
ing about Krup.'
Dillon had about an hours session with
the grand jury. District Attorney Jerom,
was present. Attorney General Mayer
conducted the examination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
HELD THEIR
ANNUAL
MEETING

The annual meeting Of the ST. Elizabeth
Home corporation was held yesterday.
The meeting opened with devotional cx-
ercises. after which the report OF tho sec
rotary and treasurer were received.
Bishop Mcvickar presided.
After the report had been received and
acted upon. brief addresses were made by
Bishop McVickar, Rev. Edmund :. Rous-
maniere. rector OF Grace church Rev Les
ter Rradner. Jr.. rector OF 81. Johns.
Rev. Henry Bassett. Rev. Mr.. Chaplin.
Chaplain ~ 81 Andrews. and Rev. MI.
Williams Of Westerly.
Most OF the old board of officers were
reelected Resides Bishop McNickar. Rev.
Edmund s. Rousmaniere. Miss Greene and
Mrs. Coggeshall. who Will hold the same
oTice.. on the board Of managers arc Mrs
J. q. Ames. Mrs. = &. Harris. Mrs. ~. 6.
Klmbaii. Mrs. W. =. Granger. Mrs. }. "
sJness. Mrs. c. q. +. Barker, Mrs. G.. L.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22

William Conlon. one Of the three young
men arrested early yesterday morning for
the theft OF copper trolley wire from the
Union Railroad company. was held IN Sl0p
by Judge Ruecket. this morning for trial
next week Friday. The other twO were
arraigned An Pawtucket today. their thefts
having been committed IN that city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
Bargain Sale Of SHOES
JOHN THE SHOEMAN'S

Shedd. Mrs. G. O. Reed. Mrs. r. u. Jencks.
Mrs. J. II. Tower. Miss A. s. Knight and
Mrs. q. w. b. Bourne. The associate
managers will b. Mrs. John Kelso. Mrs.
Joseph J.. II. Warren, Mrs. IA. T.. Brown,
Mrs. q. a. Bufum. Miss j. l.. Anthony.
Mrs. *. \. smith. Miss T.. Joslln, Mrs :,
R~ousmaniorc. Mrs Il. l. Gardner, Miss
Anna Metcalf. Miss NJ. l.. Corliss and Mrs.
-. Chafee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
pAWTUCKET.

At the Park Place Congregational
church last evening the annual reunion
az the Bible class was held. There wns
a nnc supper served and mis- was followed
by a brief address by the pastor and
teacher. Rev. j. j. Woolley.
George Burr was nned 81 and costs for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22

and Wetheroll were engaged with al at
lacking fleet for something more than
an hour
The tug General Swartout took the part
Of a dispatch boat and tried TO work into
the harbor under the shore. She was
discovered by the Gentry at Fort Greble
and in less time than II takes TO tell 1t
the guns I'm all three forts were manned.
There was a glare OF searchlights and
then the order TO fire was given. The
boat was Obliged 10 strike her colors
and signal for assistance.
A fleet was discovered about four miles
south OF Brenton's Reef and the heavy
guns were trained on IL. After "A con-
tinual fire Of about an hour It was decided
hat the feet had been put out OF business
and four OF the ships sent to the bottom.
No powder charges were used, but prlm-
ers were fired and tho II crews went
through all the motions OF working the
big guns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22

N~arragansett Engine company attended
In a body last night the fair of the Me-
chanics' Fire company at Warren About
40 of the members OF the company attend
ed In full uniform. Those who went en-
joyed the visit immensely. They had a
ane tim and did not return until the last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
OLNEYVllLE.
Messages Received From 0lney.
Vile Men Out Yves.
Interest in Odd Fellows EIec.
tion..TO Aid the Poor.

Advertisements for The News may pe
left at Heffernan's News stand 10 hart
ford avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
THE FORTS
REPELLED
ATTACK

There was a sham battle at Newport
last night in which Fort Adams, Greble
and Wetheroll were engaged with an at
lacking fleet for something more than
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22
RIVERSIDE.
Naragansstt Engine Company
Attended Fair al WdHon..A
Chance for Improvement.

Items OF news can be left az Cons res
taurant on Bullook's Point avenue ana
they will receive prompt attention ana
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-22

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Muroe's Boston store,
Watchemokct square.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-01
OPEN HOUSE TO
THE YOUNG MEN

z. NJ. c. A Hall viii be the busiest
place il town Monday noon, for an
experienced body of women have rep
citation to sustain. Last year about
400 people went away satisfied. This
wear in addition to the residents of the
city a goodIy number of men from the
government ships are expected. Men in
uniform, whether from the street cars,
Camp Mckinley, Naval Station, or
ships viii be as welcome as anybody
While ladies are not invited to come
alone they are invited with their hus-
bands or to assist IL serving. Reception
and lunch from II TO 2.
Punching bag exhibition in the gym
at l by Mr.. Dick Garvin.
The three Y. NJ C. A. services will
be first at the H. R. T. & Co.'S club
house at 10, Rev J. w. Wadman speak
ing; second at the Oahu Prison at II;
and third IN the association building at
5 where President Day viii hold New
Y ear IS meeting,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-01
Equity ASSESSORS
| FOR ENSUING YEAR

| treasurer Campbell has approved the
Ills of deputy tax assessors and COLI
lesors for the year 1905 as follows:
First Taxation Division-Oahu.
Ieputy for Oahu-Arthur w. Nicely.
Equities for observation-disclosures v.
Kiry Charles r. Wilder, Paul j. Jar
rett Samuel L. Kekumano, Joseph III.
Kuewa-
Ella and waianae-Frank K. Archer,
Jogph H. Kunewa.
Waialua-Edward Hore
Kolauloa-Henry Cobb Adams, Jo-
sept Kekuku.
Kolaupoko-Henry Cobb Adams.
Secnd Taxation Division-Maui, Molo-
kai and Lanai.
Dputy for Lahaina George H.
DUN.
Wiluku-James n. K. KeoIa.
MIkawao-A. F. Tavares.
Hna-M. III. Reuter-.
Maokai and Lanai--George H. Dunn.
Third Taxation Division-Hawaii.
Dputy for North Hilo-E. Kaeta
Kaifa
SHth HI0-W. George ka1henu1-
Ptlna-H. J. Lyman.
Ksl-W. a SehwaI1ie.
Soith Kona-Not named.
Meth Kona-Not named
Sosth Kohala--Moses Koixi.
Moth Kohala--W. P. McDougan.
Hsmakua-William Homer
Forth Divisior-Kauai and Nifhau.
Deputy for Niihau and Wainea--J.
K. Rapuniai.
Kdoa-L. Kahlbaunl-
Lfhue-J. B. Hanaiki.
K awa :hau-J. W. Neal.
Haaalei-E. G. K. Deyeril1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-01
TO SUPPLY GOVERNMENT
FOR NEXT SIX MONTHS

Bids for furnishing the Territory witt
various kinds of supplies for the siz,
months ending June 80, 1905, have beer
opened at the Office of the, superin
tendent of Public Works, wsh the re
suit that the following firms lave bee
found to be successful biddera
For Lehigh cement, Levers / Cooke.
Alsen cement, T. Fl. Davies 8 Co.; Ger
mania cement, III. Hackfeld &c Co.:
Standard cement, T. FL. Davies & Co. |;
Golden Gate cement, Levers & Cooke;
bricks, Levers 6 Cooke; coal Inter-
island Steam Navigation Co.; hardware,
7. FL. Davies & Co., E. o. Hall g Son,
the Pacific Hardware Company and Il.
Haekfeld q CO.; Machine oils, Honolulu
Iron Works, Dearborn Drug Company
and e. II. Davies C Co.; Harness,
leather and findings, T. Fl. Davies & Co..
and the Sehuman Carriage Com aany;
pipes and fittings, Honolulu Iron
Works; hay and grain, the California
Feed Company, the Union Feed Com.