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New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

The house 40. I55 West S7th street. recently re-
ported sold was bought by DR.. William /. Bailey
through the Frank l. Fisher Company.
Pease & Gilman have sold for client No 81
Lexington avenue. a four story high stoop brown
stone dwelling house. a lot l9GxS5 feet The
buyer viii occupy the house.
F. Francis HiHenbrand. formerly Of Hinenbrand
< Nassoit sold for the estate Of James J. Ryan
the vacant plot. 70xlOo feet the north side Of
Sd street. ills feet west Of Macdougal street. 10
I.oyvenfed & Prayer. who gave in part payment
Nos 32i and 226 East Goth street six story new
law tenement house. a plot 41.sx1o05 feet.
s Simon & Son have sold for Bolton Hall No. 36s
West 18th street a seven story elevator apartment
house known the Richmond, on a plot 2SXiooll
feet Also for T. - Borst. Nos 4I9 and f29 West
nth street two fye-story dwelling houses. each
on a lot 1sx1O0n feet.
David VogeI has sold for a client Of Joseph p.
Day TO Robert Wick Nos 556 and 55S West sd
street, five story building, plot 50x1oo5 feet.
The Taylor Sherman Company has sold No i21
West l83d street. five story hathouse, on a lot
I7xg9 II feet, for a. G. Quarter.
Frank II Quinby has sold John NJ Talbot No.
IS Cherry street, northeast corner Of Roosevelt
street, three story building, on lot 185x58.S
feet
George W. Thedford has sold to John e. Kerby
the plot ISx135x irregular at the northeast corner
of IS0th street and Belmont avenue.
Casey & Irwin have sold for John Novak the
plot 125xIG0 feet. the west side of Matilda ave
nue. about rs feet south of 23Sth street
The Vari Lace Manufacturing Company has
bought from Frank s. Hill a plot 10OxI0O feet on
Bronx Boulevard. Williamsbridge, adjoining plot
owned by the company. upon which It is about
to erect a lace factory. The company's plot has
frontage Of 800 feet Bronx Boulevard, 200 feet
in 216th street and 100 feet Onvile avenue w.
I. Varian was the broker in the transaction.
Golde & Cohen have sold the northwest corner of
Greenwich avenue and West 18TH street SIX story
fathouse, with stores, plot 4o162 feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

ing or something similar will be found appropriate
In this the blouse is worn with high wasted
skirt TO give the modified Empire effect, but 1t
extends 10 the weist line that il be utilized
for the regulation skirt well.
The quantity OF material required for the medium
size is pa yards "a. rs yards % l2s yards
IL inches wide. with yards IS for the yoke and
sleeves
The pattern. No sSsa. is cut in sizes for 81. 54
s. IS and 40 inch bust measure and will be mailed
to any address receipt Of ten cents.
Please give pattern number and bust measure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department. New-York
Tribune II in a hurry for pattern. send an extra
z-cent stamp and will send by letter postage in
sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
POWDER MEN TELL OF PRICES.
Fixed by Competition, They Say, in Prosecu-
tion of So-CaIled Trust

The government prosecution OF the sO-called
Powder Trust was continued yesterday I'm the Of
fees Of the z. / du Pont de Nernours Powder Com
pany. No 90 West street, before William C. Ma
haTy. special examiner for the federal courts. F.
y Orr. .he Duluth representative OF the du Pont
company. was a witness lie testified that the
company iu his district controlled 81 per cent OF
the dynamite trade and % per cent OF the black
powder business This. he said. was because OF
the superior quality Of the dynamite and powder
The former Was what called low. freezing
dynamite much preferred by miners There was
also the fact that his company, he said. was able
20 make quick and regular deliveries.
James Scarlet Special Assistant Attorney Cen
c-.L asked Mr. or whether his company did not
make the prices suit the mine opera tors 20 pre-
vent them establishing their own powder factories
1~ orr said that alleged threats did not control
prices Prices We're made TO meet the prices OF
connie tft1rS that was all Mr.. orr said Other
witnesses other sections of the country were
heard. They all denied that prices we're In thelr
control They fixed by the COMPANY. There
was a minimum price. which was quoted ~ ne'eS-
saw There was competition. they said. The next
hearirc viii be at the same place. June "a
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
BRISK TRADING AT MOUNT VERNON.
Many Well Located Buildings and Plots There
Recently Sold.

The Anderson Realty Company has SOLD the 1oI-
lowing properties at Mount Vernon: For John r
Fairchid to investor. the three story br1ck ous
ness building No "a East 1st street. opposite the
Now Haven station known as the Engineering
Building and occupied by the Westchester Electro
Railway Company and John F. Fairchild ciVh
engineer: for Virgil Coblentz to James H. HOWE
the house No. 143 Chester street, chester hiLl io
Mrs Matilda r Philip to DR.. Alexander w Currle
the new house No u Wallace avenue. chester Hlil
and for the Vernon Park Realty Company to Freo-
ericlz II. Denman a plot at South Columbus ana
2eechwood avenues 70xO5 feet, opposite the Coluh-
bus avenue station.
The Anderson Realty Company also report the
following Mount Vernon leases: For Richard u
Hamilton, jr to ]. E. Gardner his house, No. 81
Fletcher avenue for the estate of Gerd Martens 10
Richard D. Hamilton. jr, the house NO. llV Farh
avenue; for G. e Pasmore to F. W. Smith the
house No 109 Chester street. and for Miss Kath-
crime ConneI to F. c. Cutting her house. No .
Urban street.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
nFFIcE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CoLU4
Receirer's Sale.

C,I-PREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT -. -
- Matter the Application OF MaJolIyy Ma yyor,,,-srV
Hotel Company Tor a Noiu-
I,issoI,ition In Pursuance of an order OF lae -ls
tt.@.-, herein N New York county -
otr-s on the qth June. 1909. the QaSSelstiia
Iytn sell al public auction at the ttoteL Ne IN.
tsrDn Nav ana IO3rd Street. in the BoIeuS ~ a
t-ttaT in me CITY York. on the '''u -,u-1pg
11,1s 1909 al n O'Clock the forenoon. by JoSSsi
Aurtioneer. all tf the following
Furnftur. furnishings anu
comprising the Conlp!r'e
OF Hotel MSrsetl~. stock or
Teats vines liquors cigars. etc on mana 1880 20
Hotel Narseilie, accounts oNlls
NarseiIie Hotel COMPANY lease OF said tole f,r-
-~a5e Septeuber %. 1903 between Netnells,S - f-s-
..-ct;cr Conpanv and Louis Lukrs and Harry "a
void and hereafter assigned by the sLll - an
Marscilie Hotel COMPANY -
ofber property Marsele Hotel COMPANY = -ssttsi
subject 10 the followlIs
rsortraces. held by Joseph ftarlILelsas q trs
lease Of Msrsee up To the sum OF -5te tn ths
Nsi5 Nv FRANK Thompson security Ief q
.un 81 s. 600 with interest thereon from - srrIty
or August t9OS. held by Ned SlIdus S srOr, ths
,0te of 81 qJS 4. with interest thciseA A'' -
SOth day of september. IYV>-
Ha'su ' HENRY CLEMENT. Jr. IsecetS aSr
r,RC( GLOVE. Attorney for keccLN7
T{r,oiWav. Borough Of Manhattan ~ ---S-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
To Whom 1t Nay Concern

,r- g,,-p1r OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF
- Afbsnv-The People OF the state Or H.- NsN ne
Metropolitan Surety CorlftLy
PlAills. aIA notice that the undersigned Will sell =
aDif- auction by Adrian II. Muller & son az 500
pnu' 49, each) AtChison iopeAN
- Safvyav company cent AdJustiireis cSlis
nd value $1,000 e3chi =
Su,,bwestern Railway Company First Is.sa1x 70
cent ponds due November J. l9sS az tnT TIs1ro1rh OF
cIoDD, Nos II and rs Vesey Street pol T,.
Marbattan CITY OF New York. on the -Su u3S -
IoOa at I2 s o'clock in the afternoon
Lated New York. June 5th- 1909 -. 49,
rouH = YAwGER. Receiver OF The MsSros ssrass 100
surety Company. once and Postohlce SiTv o.
WilIlam street. Borough OF Manhattan. - -
New York -. r.c.fvsr ones
EDWARD r. FINCH attorney IT,, 10, S,rasf Borough
and Postofics Address, 81 Nassau street -
of Manhattan. City Of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
MAY SELL IT'S 46TH STREET SITE.

The slsterhood Of ST. Mary has been granted
leave by Justice Guy. of the Supreme Court. 70 sell
its property ou the south side oi l'ih street. i''
foe, c,sf cr F.gth avenue. plot 40 sl0a5 10 Amos
p f. Tu.h,t for S-pa1o Part OF the proceeds OF
the sale r.l Je used 60 clear existing Indebtedness
and the remainder in the completion and furnishing
Of the now school bindings ar Peeksuli. ) u, for
the combined schools OF St Mary's and S.
(:gb~irls
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

HirscheIl 81, W s. 80 It Of Butler Place;
owner ana aren't; s1oo6o
Van Nest n 30 n OF Barnes ave;
ESeiing aTcbf 5000
SedgW-ick 5. i2l II n Of Barker ave. sty
owner ana archt cost 5000
Grand ave 8. 80 Of 1920 st: I frame
garage, 12x20: John u DOherty owner; J
serviss. archt; cost. .--.-..--. 600
DAILY ave s. n Of 10th st; three Bty
dwlgs 20x55 each John r Peterson.
owner; Wofgang. archti cost 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
NOW OWNS CENTRAL VALLEY TRACT.
F. F. Proctor VIII Occupy the Premises as
Summer Home-Old House on Site RemodeIled

+. T Proctor the theatre proprietor. who has
made his home at Larchmont for many years. has
purchased a large tract at Central Valley. y. Y,
consisting Of 1000 acres. He has remodeIed the
old farmhouse into a modern dwelling, and with
Mrs. Proctor will spend the summer there.
Mr. Proctor has also erected cottages for his
two daughters. Mrs. Lester Il Riley and Mrs
Frank O'Donneu
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
RECEIVER FOR MAINE oUARRIEs.
Action Follows Troubles of John Peirce Com
pany in This City.

Frankfort. Ne. June 17-By consent Of all parties
Ex-Governor William T. Cobb. Of Rocldand. was
appointed receiver to-day for the Mount Waldo
granite quarries. Of the largest plants In the
country owned by John Peirce and his brother. of
New York.
The appointment made by Judge White
house Of the Maine Supreme Court, and follows the
appointment in New York last week OF receivers
for the John Peirce Company and William Bradley
& Son Inc of that city the management of these
firms being Identical
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
BUY oRIENTA POINT PARCEL,

one OF the largest deals in Westchester County
recently made was reported yesterday. Il the
sale OF The country place Of Mrs. X. NJ MaHley,
al Orleu-a Point. MamaToneck- Sound. 70 Bow
ron & Sruir,l brokers of Mount klsco- The prop
erty comprises five and half acres. with POS feet
Of shore front. house of twenty-elght rooms ana
q garage u was held at over 100000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
PLAN A $4,000 NYAcK HOUSE.

". P. Foss IS going to erect home at Nyack
to cost $4,000. The house will have n frontage
Of COO feet and when completed viii be one OF
thc show places along the Hudson River The
contract calls for stable, garage, pergoia garden
walls and pools. bcathousc etc, which viii make
the cost ,otaI nearly q quarter Of million dollars
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Morris ave. w cor ln4th St 25170: Michael
Kenny loans Angelo and Coslmo Cavalluzzo..
eth ST s. 1872 II OF Madison ave. l37.4K
100 II. Van Norden Trust co loans Iron Mas
ters Realty and Construction co.....-.-..-.-...
Pinehirst ave cor 17Sth ST. III. ix101 10:
Adams Realty Co loans Charles Michael and
Isaac Grossmsn n . . M, ~
So 10. Irving Savings Institution loans William
huhn .....a.......a.ssa. sts..rs
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

ling red of the Parisenne's lips It is color I'M
possible for nature 10 produce. and In England OF
America would be associated with stage Eecessles
or undesirable folk bat in Paris the most strait
laced little femme who would resent the smallest
doubt of her reputation. colors her lips IN thls
startling way and goes about unabashed'
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
MORE SALES IN ST. PAUL's AVENUE

Richard Dickson has sold to Marie Scholz lots
Nos Sc ST. IS and So may of Elizabeth Schulz fled In
Westchester County. The lots front in St Pani
avenue. between Pelham Road and Pelham PARK
way This makes tweuty-nine lots sold on SC
Paul avenue by Mr.. Dickson in the last month
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
DEAL IN EAST HOUSTON STREET.

Y,ar4ou4 Brothers have sold for Herbert 5 ogden.
se executor the two buildings $os s4 and 2a6 East
Houston street on plot fgN-oeia feet 60 J. W
Fright Also with William Henry Folsom. for
John II Jones. Nos l17 and l37 East 1'th street
A. s,e5 9 feet. 10 Mile Scgal for Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
FRENCH MERCHANTS AGAINST STEEL.

Paris. June 17.-The federations OF French mer-
chants have lodged with the Ministers OF the In
-,rIor Finance and Foreign Affairs protest SINH
lar IN that of the Committee Of the Fcrges OF
France against the listing OF steel common stock
on the Paris Bourse
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

The long. plain rediHgote is The garment Of the
hour. I is mace Of flannel. OF serge. OF cloth. Of
ShsntUng and Il Is the rage. II reaches to within
SIX inches OF the skirt hem. and is adorned simply
with collar. cuffs and buttons Of contrasting
color In Paris Of shepherd checks and
plsfds have lately made their appearance and have
been voted tres ekic. They combine white with
dark blue. black moss green. and the collars.
cuffs and buttons match the colored part
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

4 French book the evolution u the English
woman finds the vomsn's club-which IN England
Is q real club. not q body which holds monthly
rneesngs-an excellent institution for both married
and single. For ;he married woman it is her '-own
place, where her husband cannot worry her" while
Tor the unmarried IT is q place where she need
never he dull and where she properly entertain
friends % both sexes.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
|eer1 in the Shops

>Eeas French madras pasarnas in delicate eoiors,
with nns stripes polka dots checks. selling
a. a bargain for 81 IS suit.
The Fourth of July fsFors for parties candy
recersa aces of nrecrse4zers. Roman candles. torpe
does sky rockets. alrshlps snd cannons.
Long 2oneee coaLs with Persian cellars and cuffs
edged with blscE. and having fancy buttons TO
match are selling AZ SIS.
Chinese crepe four-in -hsnd searfs IN all the plain
eolors are selling 81 so cents.
IArea rornpers IN klue white for little folk
SCI al IS suit. and are popular for small
sand disgers tae s5ssnore.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

This blouse IS made of pongee and is braided
while the yoke and sleeves are OF net IN matching
color but the model suits the thinner materials
as well as the heavier ones and for the gurnpe
portions either The net or fancy eJl-over tuck
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WILL BUILD IN PINEHURsT AVENUE.

NJ Shwitzer has sold for Milton Oppenheimer to
Cirossman & Michael a plot 127x10o feet at the
southeast corner of PinehuTst avenue and 1'sth
street The buyers will erect three five story
apartment houses the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

Nsinsook embroidery lace trimmed short
WASTED baby dresses selling from IS cents up
to 81 25. They have either deep hem at the bot
tom a lace edged ruffe.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

Cheap jewelry and cheap hair ornaments have
reached the limit Of their popularity. and may be
had on the bargain counters at bottom prices The
gaudy hstpins also offered as bargains.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

Mems bathing suits made in greater variety
this year than usual. There those of spun silk
in black blue, with colored borders. selling SIS
and plain black blue worsted two-piece srits
at 50
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

children's sandals for summer wear with white
socks can be had low 80 cents pair.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

BUNGALOW SITES. LESS THAN AN HOUR OUT;
ID overlooking Hampstead Bay and Long Beach: one
or two bungalows left. PETIT & LAMB, 1lO West
st New
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

Facts of most disquieting nature 90 hsthers
brought the recent Internstional Con-
sress OF Applied Chemistry held In London. II was
stated that 1wenty-four hours would suffice for
contamination of water by sewage TO reach sew
eral miles and typhus baci!h could survive for
ssgeTa. dsys in sea water
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

Rhubsrb is sometimes stewed with raisns or with
prunes One housewives fsvorite way OF making
this dish add 10 q quart Of stewed and sweet
ened rhubarb half pound Of stewed but unsweet-
ened prunes. Boil a moment or two and cool
Serve very cold.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

When stewing raisins with rhubarb. use q cup
Of raisins every quart Of raw rhubarb cut into
small chunks Cook the raisins for some time with
the rhubarb and sweeten suit the taste
German housewives often serve q grating OF nut
meg with Sed rhubarb
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Instruction.
For Both Sexes-Cit!

For Both Sexes-City-
THE BFRIITz SCHOOL OF LAN6S A"'
Madison Square (1122 Broadway -. =,
Harlem Branch SAB Lenox Ave near Il 80
FrookIvn Branch. 2dS-220 Lfvtngsten ten-SS--,..ruz
REDUCED RATES DURINC LhS =
sumner school a AsnuFy Pafk- = ----tt-~
Taachers sent - AT places within huno-eo H11-0~
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
City Hotels.
Proposals.

SsEAIED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PROPOSALS
- for viii be received a. t1s
Bureau Yards and Docks. Navy Departns7r wash
o'clock n July 10. 1893 and then and
there pubrIv opened. for furnishing one 100 \ W
AM Two X. W turbo alterratcrs for The Navy
Yards Philadelphia and Boston Spscinc2-
tion can obtained application 70 the Bureau or -
fFe Commandant OF the navy yard named X -
Ho.lyday. Chief ot Bureau
c,EAIF,D PROPOSALS WILL BB RECEIVED AT T15
- orHce light House Eng1nerr. Iornpk1usvi-s
O'Clock p June iTt ana
Coene for furnishing materials and labor OF sil kias
and delivery q ug1t-
house at staten Island Rear EanEe LAShJ 9isLloH 1
New YORK. accordance N-If
80 ions comics which. with blank proposals and 9tter
Information may be had arplcattou 10 the sN-
TIouse Engineer. Toulpkiusvlile. \ Z
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF toLC@
1 y bia washington. q. l9os-Sealed proposes
VIII he received this oice until i cloeS noon -
,,rf{ay Iune 20 grading certain steeLS -
-o1rr1rfs Forms proposals
IufOTrl3 tlOu Re
s-LteF t-l-rk Engineer Department. Room - -
FuTdfnr HENRY r F MACFNRI-ANp. - -
VEsST WILLIAM Y. JTDSDN. Corunli>Sl'l-'S' -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

II is one % the subtleties Of dress that certain
shades suit z fresh clear. natural complexion and
Others look best with a msce-up complexion So
a. least fashion authorities say. and They say also
that the made-up complexion is easier 20 suit than
the natural ore. which is comforting 10 those who
are reduced 70 the sad necessity OF making up
"A puzziing thing 20 AnElo-Ssxons who see IL for
first time" says globe is the start
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Nezo Jersey Real Estate.

-~T~vNIeUrD AND UNFURNIsHED HOUSES FOR
IN lakes tracts p J. CAH1LI. Boonton N j.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

The fact that the waitress is taking the place OF
the waiter at smart entertainments in London and
that the parlornsid is oustjng the man servant.
whose presence IN house was once considered the
hau mark Of snartness, is held by some 10 be as
striking an instance could be given Of The in
creased respect that is now being accorded 10 the
female sex. To he considered smarter than men
81 the fashionable sense OF that word is more OF
n advance for the inferior sex than 10 be senior
wrangler. And that is why the female servants
are employed Il is considered that they give an
air q srnartness 70 q rnenage or entertainment
that men fan 70 impsrt- They are more ornamen-
tai n their black frocks and white caps and
aprons and when supplied by q caterer they don't
make party look II il "a been contracted for.
Besides looking smarter the mattresses are said
70 be smarter in service than men. They quiet.
quick and sympathetic and appear 70 take pleasure
serving guests This is especially norices bic
az e wedding. for female heart can resist the
fascination ot such event and the sympathetic
feeling Of The waitress shows in her department
The sufrsgette movement appears 70 have had
something DO with this fashion, for leading
London caterer finds that the Mattresses al
ways II request in the houses Of those who support
the equality OF the sexes. The charge is the same
for both sexes. that the preference fer women
cannot be attributed 10 economy.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

II want TO he cool in summer must wear
green gowns. hats wfth soft green trimmings.
shade windows with green blinds and eat
green salads. So says 3 medical specialist writing
70 The London Daily Mirror" Green. ne says. is
the coolest color for summer wear, but white is
also an effective defence against the suns rays.
Al dark coloTs should be avoided. particularly red
and black Dark blue Is also hot color, but light
grays are coel
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
HT SC1H

Peul1. OF. in English, foam is used by Rus
SLAMS instead Of fresh cream. It resembles the de
ncious Devonshire cream popular in England.
To prepare "peIki," put sweet cream in the oven
or in a very warm place Let it stand until coat
ing forms top. This coating ''peuld, is then
SKINNED Of. II is so rich that IL leaves fatty
globules floating over a cup OF coffee when added
TO IL.
Greek milk" s somewhat similar 10 the Aneri-
can dish OF bonnie clabber" which old-fashloned
Southern housewives like TO prepare. Heat four
quarts Of new milk slowly till the coating that
gradually appears the surface turns TO a red
dish hue Stir the coating with the rest Of the
milk. and repeat the process several times. ~Then
cool il little Add pint OF thick sour cream.
Set the whole in q warm place 20 sour. Then chill
il by putting it on ice and letting II stand while.
Il is served cold. with sugar and sour rye bread
(drIed and grated) sprinkled over It.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Real Estate for Sale.

= TCI1SS-r TFRrCN, 50 900: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
III a. soa Wentworth. 81. $50: $. II $50 down
s15 ss5 monthly; mortgages taken. ACIlERNAN, ls1
Greenwich
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Country Property to Let.

800 TApGE, CoTT AGES. WITH EVERY IMPROVE
eight bedrooms IN each, to rent for the ses
=, a. a low rate Crystal Brook l. I. Apply
P9,ITr 4i5 Adephl BROOKLYN. n y for particular
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
GLE4NINGS.

" A pretty fad among country householders is for
the old-fashioned hand painted door handle, and If
the householder can Light upon an heirloom of that
KIND al the better. Such handles seem 10 be de-
rnanded by Powered chintzes and make q charming
finish 10 q summer paTlor-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Furnished Houses to Country.
At RYE, N. T., Oh SOUND

purntshed brick house for summer months: o IN
tor's bedrooms, servants rooms batnr29ms 81
,ioh1 dover and vegetable gardens stable. CARA
Pent So 500; principals only. Address NELSON MAJ
4I1 pearl st. New York
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-23
Lahaina
Jottings
Band Boys EnIiven The
Town.

Senator Hayselden and Manager
Weinzheimcr took an automobile
ride to Puunene last week.
Miss Mary Gohier, a teacher has
been sick for two weeks. Her at
tractive manners and pleasant voice
have won her many friends who are
anxious for her recovery.
The conjunction Of the moon and
Venus last Sunday evening was Il
beautiful sight in Lahaina's clear
sky.
Mr.. W. J. Moody, who construct
ed the new buildings for Lahaina-
luna has returned to Lahaina and
will be employed for the plantation
for while.
On Monday large school of por-
poises in the harbor were very en-
tertaining for an hour or two.
A farewell dinner was given to
County Attorney Coke last week at
The Pioneer hotel. There were pre-
sent Robt. Lindsey, Judge E. Rogers
Postmaster Wall, Geo. Dunn, {.
H
Hutchins, W, Decoto, and W. Re-
card.
Mrs. Hayselden, accompanied by
Mrs. J. f. Cannon took Anita and
Helen Taylor over to Maunaolu last
week. 1t is hoped that the fresh all
at the SEMINARY will restor Anita
to better health.
Captain Roberts : gasoline launcl
has been repaired and launched
again.
Captain Bergcr's band boys have
made themselves very popular II
I.ahaina on account of free concerts
which they have freely given. They
spent from Saturday morning til
Wednesday evening in Lahaina.