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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Former Beggar, Who Pays His
Own Expenses, May Not Live
Much Longer.

Helpless and inhrm from old age,
ernest Goetze, eighty one years old.
mas been bedridden in the Memorial
hospital for four and half years. and
u was learned last night that he can
i've only q short while longer. His
temperature recently has been high
and his pulse weak
. Goethe at one time was a familiar
nsure about the streets OF Richmond.
he was In his early days a candy
maker. but he gave up that occupation
10 adopt the easy life OF beggar
!, In lonely room In Brook Avenue
the man led the life Of hermit lie
successfully piled his trade as q beg
gar until he met with an accident on
Hieptember 10. 1906, when he fell and
broke MS hip. He was picked up and
at his own request taken to the Me-
mortal Hospital. He refused to enter
a charitable institution.
Distant relatives offered aid, but this
ne would not accept, and was then
compelled to bring out his savings OF
a lifetime. He had boarded from tho
aims which had been given him about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
.LUNACY WRIT FOR
INSURANCE NJ A N
George Johnston Terrified Din
ing-Room by Drilling Imag-
mary Soldiers.

George Johnston, an insurance gent,
WHO recently came here from Alex
andria, IL III the City Jail. awaiting
transportation To the Eastern state
Hospital at Williamsburg, having been
declared insane by n commission of
ipnacy Before he was removed from
lis room at 309 East Franklin street
on SATURDAY, after a night Of terror
Tor otier PEOPLE III the building, .Iohu-
son. VINO appeared 10 have been drink :
ihg heavily, created much excitement
around the premises. lie got his meals
~ tho boarding house OF Mrs. e. "
VIM, go East FRANKLIN.
When he went into dinner on I'rida y
night he almost created 4 stampede
~ he dining room by using lis knife
as sword with which he proceeded,
g drlil company OF imaginary sol :
nlefS, WHO were to be pressed into sc,
vice along the Mexican border. III.
commands to his men to ''hcp hcn'"
ana the sharp. sudden calls 10 "halt ;,
alarmed the bourdcrS cspccjallv tI'c
Women Thcn when Tic "ncn'' wcrc
prorrcly drilled johnson ,narcbrd ,he,',
When hc wcn, later e. his ,wr
apartments he WAS III bad condition
| 'ils condnct being such that ,ho matte,
was reported early on SATURDAY ID IN
police the patrol wagon was clInI
ana ne WAS removed 10 the CIV jnil
re VIII be sent to williamsburg WIN,
the next few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
PATTERSON'P PLANT
| GOES TO WEST END
Tobacco Company Abandons
Original Idea Of Locating
in South Richmond.
OPTIONS ALREADY SECURED
Continental Warehouses on
Leigh Street Included as
Part Of Site.

j., Because Of the lack Of a sss;,;,,ts
The Patterson Tobacco COMPANY has has
and office building in South Richmond
as originallX planned 1ns a;,,,i the
company has obtained options on the
Continental Warehouses OH Leigh
street and about, six acres Of land
shops. In ali. Ill the proner t contains
about ten acres. It is understood that
the deal Will be closed some time this
Week The ground recently acquired
In the Southside will be retained BY
the company and will be used for
warehouse purposes.
Cost Price Much Greater.
The price. Of the property has not
set been given out and Will not be
until the deal Isl closed but 1t is stated
that the sum will be much larger
though the acreage is only about one
third as large Directors of the COM
that in the long run 1t would be bet
ter to locate on this side of the river.
where there are other ADVANTAGES to be
considereu aside from question Of SUI
pcrior shipping facilities.
Plans for. the new building will not
be materially changed except as the
cation demands, 1t is probable that
a portion. or all, of the two warehouses
will remain and be used in connection
with the factory. though none Of these
details has vet been decided upon
Has Excellent site.
Roughly. the property extends from
Leigh Street to the Richmond. Freder-
; icksburg and Potomac Railroad. and
from the Continental Warehouses to
the Richmond. fredericksburg and Po-
tomac I,pilroad shops. 1t is considered
one OF the most desirable factory sites
In the city. The present. warehouses
n l.,N pf
Company several years ago. and have
capacity of $4,000 hogShcadS
This sudden change in plans Of the
tinct surprise especially to the people
Of the Southside as it has coniidcntlv
been expected that the factory would
so there and that preparations for the
new building soon would be under
way. at all events. the Patterson
Warehouses. when constructed. doubt :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
MERCHANTS TO MEET
Retail Association VIII Help Northern Neck


All members OF the Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION are urged TO be present a. n
smoker to be held in the Jefferson Hotel CATO
tonight at o'clock for the purpose OF
raising stock subscriptions to the Richmond
Nort~ern Neck railroad. Speeches will be
male BY Vice President +. VI. Darlington, OF
The Chamber of Commerce: Business Man
ager William I. Dabncy, and By several
prominent members OF the association. 4
number OF citizens from the Northern Neck
also arc expected
Cooperating With the Chamber of Com
merce the Retail Merchants Assoca tion has
most expeditions method of raising funds
from It's mem bcrsh!p. Several Of those who
are active in both organizations have al
ready subscribed 10 the road. and II is ex-
pected that he responses tonight will be
prompt and generous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
CLAIMS HUSBAND
. OWED HER MONEY
Widow Sued Heirs-at-Law-Ap.
peals Allowed by Supreme
Court.

involving the liability of the estate
OF an administrator after tho report
ms, n"a ne oe, MED Of record an appeal was
s eounted u T,ees YES in the supreme
administrator d. b. II. OF John ".
wright, deceased Sanford 1 Weadon.
>. a. Wcadon. Bette Santmycr 4. B..
,Meadon; Phebc Downs, cicero Downs.
" cauon, Edward Wcadon, James
Wcadon, John Wcudon, Annie Wcadon.
Lillian Weadon and Mollic Wcadon.
against Loretta Wright. The case
comes up from the Circuit Court OF
Fauquicr county.
forth, died intesta,e on June !. 1oo ss
possessed Of considerable propcrty.
Ills widow qualified as his admins
traitor. They had no children. tie
heirs-at law being his brothers. nieces
and nephews The widow brought suit
against the heirs at-law, alleging that
settled she should receive from it an
engine. sawnill and thrcshcr which
she claimed as her own property. She
also said her husband was indebted to
her in the sum OF s10a5.4l. left her by
her brother, John Orrison. for whom
John " Wright was administrators
The lower court gave her Judgment
Tor the amount of the alleged estate,
and from this decision the heirs at
law are appealing.
a writ OF error was granted by the
court in the case or Lucy Holiday
against James NJ. Kane, from the Cir
cult Court of York county This was
an action OF unlawful dctaincr in which
Kane was the plaintiff. involving pos
session of Il house and lot at York
town, purchased by Kane, and in which
Lucy HOLIDAY was living as Il renter.
The jury found for the plaintiff, sub
which the lower court ovcrrulcd 1t Is
claimed the summons was illegal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Bedrdden in Hospital Since 1906

$4,000
After he had been confined to the
hospital for some time. where he had
INC pest surgical and medical treat
,nent. It became apparent that he could
never regain the use Of his leg "a"
t t.cd 10 remain in the Memorial for
'he remainder OF his life
Tie money was placed In the hand.
VI relative. and it Is now used IN
pay Tor hospital attentions and cx-
Goctze seldom leaves his he'd In tba
mems surgical ward. He spends most
1 1a me T., Tine asleep. though occasionally
ne ls wheeled about for Il few minutes
IN Il rolling chair. 80 -
lie has been in the hospital for %
! aohg mat he has won the name OF
When It was found that he won,d
pc confined for the remainder OF his
ilfe, an effort was made to ,nakn t Is
1i! take quarters In less cSpen.
s .ic Or some charitable institution. hmt
MS ne refused TO do. Though he ha,i
nnesscu Tor pennies along he streets
ne would accept no aid from anv onn
Wncn ne was stricken.
ROW much money he had accumu-
ina.ed Is not known but his bill at ire
memorial Is paid regularly.
II was said last night that he is fast
ncaTlnS the end. and cannot live many
weeks longer. -, 'tt"'aiS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
: GENERAL LIE DUO HERE
Noted Union veteran Visits Scenes Of Civ

Noted Union Veteran Visits Scenes of Civil
Conflict. Ell
Former United states Comm ssoncr IT
william c. Lc Due. Of Minnesota.
is in Richmond for a few days. lIe is n
noted veteran OF the War Between tho
States and lie is in this section for tho pnr-
pose OF revisitng the scenes OF tho struggle.
General lie Due was quartcrnnaster OF sum
ncrs Corps from lS62',o 1865 Iio was Com
OF Agriculture during the admin
istrat!on Or President Rutherford b. Hayes II
General lie Due has been In Charles civ
county for several days looking over sons,
wartime scenes. lie was tho guest there OF
Thomas W. Wilcox. In Richmond he is Wis.
iting Mrs. n. r. Knox In Highland Park.
whose mother. Mrs. Virginia D. Upsham, no
befricndcd during tho war. - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
POLICE. COURT CASES
Albert .JeffreSs, Charged With Stealing from
Jefferson Hotel, Gets Case Continued

Albert Jefress. Charged With Stealing from
Jefferson Hotel. Gets Case Continued.
Elias Brown colored, was called in Police
Court Yesterday morning TO answer 10 the
charge OF stabbnE Stewart Smith, but the
later had not recovered sufficiently to be
present and tho case continued to
April 10.
Tho case against Sallie and Frank RAN
dolph colored suspected OF a felony, was
continued to April Z.
charged with stealing quantity OF supplies
from the Jefferson Hotel. was continued Ia
April {.
The case against Willie Branch colorcd.
charged with cutting Frank Randolph. WA 3
continued to April IT,
The case against Mrs. G. l.. Jones, charged
with running and ohjectiona bio resort NJ
i23 South Belviderc street was continued to
April II.
Robert Ross colorcd, was fined $iCo. placed
under $500 security for twelve months and
sent TO jail for sixty days for selling liquor
without a license.
The case against Hezekiah johnson COL
orcd. charged With shooting WASHINGTON
Harris, was continued to April (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
BY AURORA COUNCIL TONIGHT

Aurora Council. No. IS. Jr. o. u. a. ~,
will entertain its members and their wives
this evening Sis O'Clock In Bclvidcre
Halt in honor OF the twcuty-nrst annlycr-
sary OF the institution OF the council.
The committee In charge has arranged
interesting program. comprising voca! and
selections BY some Of tho hes,
local talent and several short addresses by
prominent members OF the order. \ unique
fea ture Of the entertainment will be the
yelling OF a frame containing photographs
OF every past councillor oil the council, now
members, including two who have died
Al the conclusion or the program refresh
mcnts Will be served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
RECEIVERS NAMED
blair Glass Manufacturing Company Gt
lrto I2,n nj

blair Glass Misunderstanding Company Goes
Into Bankruptcy.
The Blair Glass Manufacturing Company
unc.) was placed in the hands OF recciv-
crs yesterday. y petition IN voluntary bank
ruptcy filed in the United States Dts
trct Court setting forth liabilities OF $780,.
S5s.I. and assets OF S25.3sc.0i.
Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. named Cary
Ellis Stern and Louis l.. Cutchins receivers
~ large portion OF the liabilities consists
OF wages due employees. while there are
numerous unsecured creditors.
Assets consist OF unliquida ted claim
of SIS. COO: stock on hand, si5675o: ma chinery
and tools s2,7iI. and cash on deposit. sis t-
Reuben Burton is president of the COM
nany Cutchins 4 Cutchins are counsel for
the petitioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
HOME STATION IN VIRGINIA.
War Department Has Not Chosen Location
Of HemOunt Farm

of KemOunt Farm.
~ Is Gtnied that the Wa: Department has
hAed upon any one location for the establish
met OF the army remount station In Vir-
s!n!a. Two or three sites In this state are
nov being examined, and no decision has az
yc, been reached. II had been asserted thar
tract OF land near Front Royal In Warren
county, was TO be The spot.
Ihe last Congress approDria ted 100000 for
;hc purchase OF land for such station The
object is TO train horses there for use In the
service, the idea being that young horses
can DC purchased TO advantage and put in
proper condition al the station. tho govern
ment saving money on the difference in cost
between trained and unframed stecds ls
While the name OF the officer who Is 10
have charge OF the rcmoiInt station has not
been announced. 1t is regarded as certain
that il Will be Captain Caspar II. Conrad a
cavalry mandcr. detailed for duty
with the quarterrnaster's department. who
has had much experience In selecting horses
IN Virginia for army eervicc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
DR.. MCCARTHY RESIGNS
Vacancy In List of District Physicians Tor
SIXTH District

DR.. Edward Mccarthy forwarded to City
Clerk Sen !. august yesterday his resg ma
ton as district physician for the sixth Dis
triet. TO take effect from .Iprli g.
President Eober, Whittet Jr.. of the
Hoard OF Aldermen. has called joint ses-
sion OF The Common Council and Board OF
Aldermen for next Tuesday night. April H.
preceding the regular meeting OF the Board
OF Aldermen. 10 elect successor. There are
seVeral applicants for the position District
physicians are paid 500 per annum each and
are rr'rided with telephones al the cost OF
the city, and may he called on by the BOA rd
81 Health for service to the poor o.: the city
without charge. They are also allowed 10
take private medical practice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
FIGHT FOR PAY BILL
struggle for Militia Measure to BE Renewed

Struggle for Militia Measure to BE Renewed
In Congress.
No luli Is 20 be had In the fight for a pay
bill for the organized militia in the new
Congress, according to statements made by
officers of the National Guard Associat Ion
While tho measure failed expected
In the last Congress, the committee in
charge OF the bill for the association Will re-
new it's fight. and hopes 10 secure favorable
action In the regular session next winter.
CommtSlt Is rfr to the effect that support
was not given to the measure by the War
Department to the same extent as was ac-
corded the bill increasing the number of
regular officers. and military journals pre-
diet that the militia will bring supper, from
all over the country which will tell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
COL. WINGO LEAVES $4,000
Estate Heqneatbcd to Widow and Relatives
Other Qualification

n
Maria Louisa Roberts o,alit,ed yes,craa,
~ the Chancery Court administrators OF
thf estate OF James Mathews Roberts The
estate IS valued at $3.50
William O. knight and Mrs salie Knich,
M5nso fuaified as executors Of the viii Of
Co!ohe! Charles +. Wingo. The estate is
valued ~ Si5Hofo. and is bequcathed 10 INC
"iaow and other immediate relatives
Mrs Emma Sanueis qualified as eyecutrix
o. Bernard Sanueis. The estate is valued
fhe Virginia trust Company qualified rs
mlnistrator q the estate OF MARY r.
The Will OF Mrs. Annie Z Donnan MAS adj
mii'ed 70 probate Mrs. DOMAIN who VA
1oI many years an cinploye Of the Richmond
post office, died recently in Irolaud lIc,.
estate III the state ~ Virginia is ,aiued Al,
tirnest NJ Ions vas appointed comnis.
aohsf IN chaHetry 10 succeed The late H.
ct John Cualtcr -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
NEW BLUES COMPANY

Company ID May Ec Formed With Aid of
Association.
a fourth company OF the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues Battalion 10 be known as
Company y. is being talked Of 1t is stated
that there would be not The least trouble Iii
securing sufficient number uf enlistments
for the proposed command. the three cx-
listing companies arc kept up all the time to
the prescribed minimum of sixty men each S
Captain Clarence Wyatt president OF the
Blues .tssocia;lnn said last night that the
proposition Is still in Its formative stage and
that no definite steps toward the organiZa
ton OF the now company have bccn taken
However, he said the matter Is being dis
3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
COUNTY INDICTMENTS
Writ Perkins Gets One Year on Charge oi

VIII Ferkins Gets One Year ON Charge Of
Grand Larceny
Pleading guilty TO charge OF grand
larceny Writ Perkins was sentenced to ono
year III the pcnitcnt!ary yesterday In the
Henrico county Circuit Court Perkins stole
n watch ana sum Of money from John H.
Dillinger. He was indicted ny the grand
juiy yesterday and At once pleaded guilty
Other true bills found were rs follows
Frank scott felonious cutting Charles
Mason: Davy Butts and Henry Brown
housebrcaking: William Moore and John
DAINTY. grand larceny.
The grand Jury was adjourned until Fri
uav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday In
me husttngs Court to Jake Kiveman and
l'hu!lnc Sherman and to Edward VILLA m
f'roidy and Rena Mildred Fisher.
. y marriage license granted Yesterday
III the office Of the clerk OF the iIenrico
county circuit Cour; to Julia NJ. Timber
lake and Herbert l.. Schaaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
No Quorum.

The Council Committee on Relief Of tho
focr. scheduled for a meeting at the city
Home yesterday afternoon at o'clock, failed
OF quorum. Iiesidcs routine the pending
business was the selection OF rooms in the
nstitui!pn as quarters for the proposed
trimming school for nurses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Miss Berry in Hospital.

Miss Grace ". Berry, OF Crewe, Va. who
was brought to st. Luke's Sunday morning
suffering with appendicitis, and who was
operated on by Or. Mcclure later that
day. Is reported to be resting comfortably
after the operation. Owing TO the severity
OF the attack 1t cannot be said she is entire
" out OF danger although she will recover
Miss Berry was accompanied By tho family
physician. DR.. w. ". Warrner: Mr.. and Mrs
G. y. Berry and son, j. r. Berry OF Crewe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
pnst-oefice Receints Innrea,a

Post-otflcc receipts for last month show cd
n gain of s47l+.6S. or 0S per cent more than
for the corresponding period Of last year
The receipts for March. 1911. were s62, o44
while in March. 1910 they were s5Sise.76.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Honor Dcpurted ,Jen,I,.r

heso'iliohs recently adopted by the Rich
hond Bar Association upon the death of II
~ Johh Coaltcr were presented 10 the Hen
lco county circuit Court. which began its
Nptil term Yesterday. Judge 4. Garter Scott
ordered the memorial recorded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Was Drunk I'm court

Judge r. Carter Scott. In the Henrico
county Circuit Court, yesterday John
Orange negro. 10 Jail for appearing in the
courtroom while drunk Orange Is well
known TO the county authorities. and has
been Nlocked UP several times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
S,ra,,s WINS vor,lIe,

In the of 4. L. S,raus against T. G..
Dumbrower and y. Donati verdict and judG-
mcnl were rendered yesterday in the Law
and Equity Court in the sum o. Si5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Verdict for IIriscl,Iinrn.

Verdict and Judgment were entered ycster-
day IN ihc Law ana Equity Court in the
ease ~ Hunter II. Frischkorn against the
Blair Glass Misunderstanding Company for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Insnect ,liIitarx scIInnla

Captain Berry l. Simmons, OF the general
staf Of the United States Army has been
appointed to make the annual inspection OF
military educational institutions in Virginia
Such Inspections made of all military
schools. including the Virginia Military In
6 titUte
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Amendment Iss,IctI.

An amendment issued yesterday By
the state Corporation Commission 10 the
charter OF the Marsolius Manufacturing
Corporation. Of Norfolk, changing its name
10 the Union Cotton Tagging Corpora ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

The Board OF Supervisors OF Henrico
county Will meet at noon to-day. II is I'M
derstood that the supervisors will likely
lower the rate of taxation for the ensuing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Federal Court OPENS ro-Dav.

Federal Court Opens To-day.
The spring term of the United states
courts wig begin this morning at IL o'clock.
Civil dockets III the Circuit and District
courts will he called at noon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
TOBACCO REPORT
Local Board Of I rade shows (omparison.
49,. WITH Last Year


With Last Year.
The Richmond Ioaacco Board 81 Trad.
furnishes the following Official firures show.
1 ~, the sales q Dose ca! tobacco on the
Sales OF dark sl1cks IN Narcb 1qS-79o
pounds, average price $3.50 per 100 bounds
Sales Of Burley n March afiie4 pounds
average price $3.50 TotH! asln .3a ,,dt,,Ss
K Sales OF dark III Marci o. last wear . ~
% pounds average S9,a. per I'D pomnds
Sales OF Butley in Match % asst year 26I
pounds; average. siis5
sales Of dark stocks for Ire sia mon,bs
ending March 81, l25553ol pounAs aJcrava
Price. ss,6l safes 81 Burey !nt SAND per5ll.
s!iipi5l mounds. average price $3.50 Tota:
sal les. 1896, so pouncs
sales Of dark lor The same period Of l.55-ic
li9.1o9l pounds; average. 500 Sales 81.
hurley same period Slag53,D pounds aycr.
sgt $lS.lo Total sales Tor The SIS months
ending March 81, 1910. !.6Ij,&s0 pounGg
Ten Gamblers Fined.
Ten negro gamblers who wcfe arrested Sa 1.
urdaJ night were each hned $3.50 ana costs
Yesterday By Magistrate z j.. rutycnr IN
Henrico COUNT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Opernte on Postmaster Allan

Postmaster Edo. Allan. Jr.. was opera ted
upon csterday afternoon III ST T.uck's Hos
pita' for appendicitis. 1t was lid last night
that his condition was most satisfactory
and an early recovery expected.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Furnished.

Waikane, 3, B. R.....s 5000
Peninsula, a, 3. R.. 100 90
Cor. Wilder and Makiki
SITS. 2, B. R......... 20. 90
Young st. 2 B. R.. 5000
Young ST., 2 B. R....... $500
Wilhelmina Rise b r.. 1000
Anapuni Street, . B R.. go 90
Kaimuki 14th B R.. $500
Unrurnished.
Aiea, 3 B. R........... 5000
Kan. " Rd. B. r.. $500
Waipio, 3 b. R...... 1900
Wahiawa, 2 B. R.. 5000
Pac. Heights Rd. B. r 22.OO
Lunalilo ST., 4 B. R...... 100
Prospect ST., 2 B. R.. 5000
Wilder Ave. 4 B. R.. 35 90
Thurston Ave. r. B.. 81 80
Karratti Lane, B. R.. $500
Palolo Rd. 2 B. r.. 1900
Kali Ave, 2 b. R...... 1900
Kaimuki 12th.,2 B. R.. 5000
Palolo Rd., 2 B. r.. 5000
TRENT TRUST co. LTD.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-13
EVA ONLY SUGAR
STOCK CHANGED

Eva went to $32 on the Honolulu
exchange today for five shares, fol
lowing sales of 80 shares in recess at
the previous figure Of $3l75. Oahu
brought the unchanged rate Of S3l tor
% shares between sessions and %
on the board. McBryde was very ac.-
i've without change between sessions,
32j shares in four unequal blocks
going at $3.50. A quarter less is bid,
but an eighth more asked. Pioneer
is steady and not inactive at 5000,
in three lots of ten shares each re-
ported II. c. & S. holds at $3.50,
three parcels Of ten shares each at
that being reported Olaa six per
cent bonds maintain the rate Of 81
in a sale of $1,000.
On the Hawaiian exchange -
shares of Brewery are reported sold
at $21.25, which is an advance Of
three-quarters of a point.