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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-02
MUSEM ENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL Aso5,
AND
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY
At ~ NJ.
Last appearance this season Of the Iciga.ag
mOnarehs THATCHER, PRIMROSE Il VESTS
CONSOLIDATED NINSTRELS.
GEORGE r. CHAPMAN, Manager.
Presenting programme Ear surpa sing an 2 he .
fore attempte including the great minstrel sss
cess-OUR BASE- BALL CONTEST:
BOsTONS vs.. NlRGfNlAS.
See the cunning blsc-steal6rs. artistic muHcr%
Impartial umpiies, chronic klckers.
The latest and greatest lsu2aalle burlesquc-
PERI. Al A GARDEN PARTY.
B0X-shcet Opea THURSDAY, APRIL 30, az y
O'Clock A. VI.
SCALEoF PRfCEs.-Admission, 75c. DTess CIR
Gle, soc; Family circle. S5c.: Gallery, 25c. Hr
served Seats iu Orchestra Circle or Dress Circle,
fI ; Boxes. - and So. apI-p
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MORE MONDERFTL ~.

HE. CARPENTER, Henderson, y. y, cured OF
Psoriasis or LCprosy, OF twenty years standing.
by CUTICU RA REMEDIES The Ost wonder
ful cure on record. dusi-pan full OF scales fell
from him dsily. Phvsicians and his friends
thought he mus, dc. Cure sworn 10 before Jus
efff
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STILL MORE so

WILL MCDONALD, 2542 Dearborn street
ChicSgo, gratefully acknowledges 4 cure Of Ecze-
ma, on Salt-RhCum, on head, neck, face. arms, and
legs fer seventeen years; not able % move except
on hands and knees. fOT ycar; not able 10 help
himself for eight years; tried hundreds Of renee
dies: doctors pronounced his case hopeless. Per-
mAnenilX cured hv lhe CIIlCuEA NEMEnlES.
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ICE.
pICHMOND ICE COMPANY.
ICEl ICE! ICE!

Having arranged for q fun supply os the best
quality Of kENNEBEC ICE,we are prepared 10 "
furnish our Customers aud The public generally TOT
The season commencing APRlL 1sT; 1SS4; an Snu
ending APRIL IsT. 1888, 10 Il NJ II 10 % ;
string 10 return the thanks OF ihe company 70 70
their friends and patrons generally Tor thelr past
lie drivers. and good weight, 10 merit coniinu-
ance 0fthe same.
Telephone No., 22s. -. ,,,,. ..o,,D.Nv
L. r. BRICcs. Acting secretary and Treasurer
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POcaipOntas.

The mines at Pocahontas. at which the
recent dreadful disaster occurred, were to
have been flooded Yesterday, all the ar
raneements therefor having been made.
They will probably be reopened In two
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SuDreme Court orAppeals.

Halsey against Peters's executors and
ais. Argued by Major T. J. kirkpatrick
and Il. q. II. Kean, Esq, for appellees,
and Major John W. Daniel for appellant.
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Medical college.

The special course OF practical medicine
in the Medical College OF Virginia begins
to-day. The Introductory lecture will be
delivered al IL o'clock.
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MEETINGS.

C1TIZENS BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
~ No. 5.--A general meeting OF the s.ockbold-
ers Of the above Association for election Of olii-
GERS for the coming year VIII be held AZ Tbon's
Hall, corner OF seventeenth and Maiu streets, %
WEDNESDAY, April %. al : O'Clock T. n.
Stockholders are requested t0 be present
CHARLES RAMSTETTER.
ap gilt Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-02

Mr.. r. Etcbes, Of Hartford, Conn.,, was
for long time troubled with Rheumatism.
He tried st. Jacobs OH, the great pain.
cure, and was completely cured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-02

EOR sICK-ROOM h.

IL V II = 4 = II II y y N y
TIE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER oF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAurs cHLoRAL TBYMoL PRoPhfLA~
TIC AND DIsISFEoTAsT.
FOR sale by Druggists. Pnce 90 cents bottle
Read the following:
.BLAIR's ciiLoRAL TBYAoL PRoPhf'
LACTIC Is tbe best disinfectant that 4 have ever
rsed." lssgnedj BUsrEs MCGUIRE, NJ d.
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7 Us r y Q "

ALMOST EVERYBODY lNTIlECLOln
ING TRADE - Just NOW TELLING
WHAT ELEGANT, SUPERB. CNI9-
VAILED STOCKS or SPRING QLOTii
ING THEY ARE OFFERING, UNITS
DICTIONARIES ARE EXHAUSTED Ia
SEARCH FOR sTEONG DESCRIPTIVE
ADJECTNES.
TRADE L. INFLCENCED LESS ~
WHAT T. SAID THAN BI WHAT iS
DONE. AND VIZ CARE ONLY 20
STATE THAT WE RRE READY FUR
SPRING BUSINESS, LEAVING 1iE
CRITICAL BUYERS WHO PURCHASE
THECLASs Of GOODS WE HANDLE
TO DETERMINE HOW WELL W.
HAVE sUsTAiNEDOC REPUTATION
FOR PRODUCING THE BEST CLorr-
ING SOLD ANYwHERF.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-02

SAVE MONEY by having year printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTiSG-fIoUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MOrtIIary.

The mortuary report for the week
ending March % is as follows
Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive Of still-hirthS, 40-whitr, ~;
colored, 2G.
The rate Of mortality Of the whole pOpu-
lation was 1929 per 1000 per annLm !:
White popuhtion, 1915 per 1000 per
annum; colored population 1924 per
/ 200 per annum.
j. G. tABELL, NJ d.,
President Board OF Health.
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OWN. to the death OF Mrs. Grccnturg,
the NIisft Store will be- closed till Fri
day. April lth.
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OFFICE or CARrEH 4 kYIAsDf
SUCCESSORS 10 IL. VI. NoBTHAhl,
LhL.-LIALL..L. y Il -r.L vi ~

KItHNUND' FA'l 'ItFvl EV' IoSf'
HAVING EFFECTED BUSINESS AR
III RANGEMENTS in the south, have ssid lar
stock hNtures, and goodwill of lsy business herr
10 Messrs. CARTER X RYLAND, who will tnks
poS-essiOn April l. 1854.
take occasion Ia return my patrons Rni ir ca5s
INV hcartiest thanks for their snppoTi. end BED -
commend my SUCCESSORS 81 every way worthy
their continued confidence. Will ba found widi
them, ~ the oil stand, for several months, where
shalt be engaged In settling my business.
~ 81. wOhTHAa.
Refer ng 10 the above. Ne ART pleased % sa
nounce that from the lst proximO Ne shall cou-
tinuc the business hitherto conducted by hr. Ia.
n. Workman. in all It's branches. mciU1ing The
agencies for the DuPONT's and ATLAS POW
DERS, and hope 10 retain the htttel1ny patronage
bestowed upon him. Oar friends Will please re-
member that We can be found at the Of Fti-
teenth and Cary streets, with Improved fsclitties
for selling COUNTRY PRODUCE OF every h.
scripton.
ar 2-5t CARTER 4 RYLAND
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Mean tomT eratnre, 47.5.

Mean tomT erature, Alb
(ll Snow and RAIN In the forenoon.
~ Rain at night.
t3 Rain during day and at night.
a. Thunderstorm, with hail and rain In the
forenoon.
(5) Hail, rain, and snow all day and night.
(6) Ram during the day.
(7l Rain at night
(Sl Rain In the forenoon and at Dight.
90 Rain all day.
40 Rain In the forenoon.
nl) ShOwOry In the forenoon.
Rainfall for the month, 5.53 inches.
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NEW YORK Sun.
THE NEW YORK Sun

THE NEW YORK Sun
REACHES RICHMOND At 2:iO =. VI.
ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION.
Your newSdcaer will supply it promptly on or
der or we viii send It by mail al 50 cents month.
AddltSs !. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher The Sun.
NH o2-8m New York CITY.
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DON'T WAIT.

Write O. US fof these testimonials In fun or send
direct 10 the parties. Al are absolutely true, and
given without our knowledge or solicitation.
Don't walt. Now Is the time 20 cure every species
OF Itching. Scaly, PihplY. ScrofUlous. Inherited,
Contagious. and COppcr-CoOred Diseases Of the
Blood, skin. and scalp with Loss of Hair.
sold by all druggists. Price; CUTICCRA, 90
cents; REsOLVENT, 81; SOAP. % cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.
Boston, Mass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-02

DEAUTY.-FOR ROUGH. CHAPPED,
ID and Only skin, Blackheads. and skin -Bleln-
ishcs, use CUrlCURA SOAR. ap 2-W&Su&w
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4. sAKS & CO.,

RETAILERS OF THE FINEST CLOTHING,
1913 MAIN STREET.
lap 2l
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CAsTER CARDS
EASTER.TIME.

EASTER-TIME.
OUR STOCK OF EASTER CARDS
Is the most beltiful in design aud finish. Of both
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
ever offered for sale IN Richmond, at
PRICES FROM CENTS TO 81.
Orders 10y letter promptly attendedto.
PostaRe-siamps taken In payment
mh 80 WEST, JOHNSTON ".
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EA4TER-CARDG.


EASTER-CARDS.
AK ENDLESS VARIETY AT ALL PRICES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Easter flowers are particularly TASTY.
Price, 5l.50.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
ap I-d&w 1902 Main street.
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HATS AND FURNISHINGS.
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.
EOR COMMONWEALTRS

subject to decision OF Democratic primary.
tmh YO-lMy II
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
Many Hawaiians know that the d,

Many Hawaiians know that the de-
Of the sugar industry Of these
islands would injure, directly or indi-
rectly nine out Of every ten Hawaiians.
1t is true that if an Hawaiian tells a
member Of the Imposition this, the
member replies; "What nonsensel is
not Mr., Spreckels the biggest sugar
producer on these islands; and is not
he one Of usF "rhat is so' replies the
thoughtful Hawaiian, 'but Mr.. Spreckels
is far less a producer than purchaser.
He can afford to lose on his sugar in
vestments because he makes so much
on his purchases. And adds the
thoughtful Hawaiian. II notice that
Mr.. Spreckels is smart enough to let
other people do most Of his losing for
him." Spreckelsville was built largely
by other peoples money. Spreckels-
vile is heavily in debt Spreckelsvllle
is in deb, partly to Spreckels BY and
by Spreckels will foreclose on Spreck-
elsviIle and then Spreckelsville will be-
long TO Spreckels-at about half its
cost--on which investment il might
be made to pay something, So, il all
the plantations on the islands should
60 to the wall. Mr. Spreckels would
have q better opportunity than any one
else to play over again the pretty little
game OF Spreckelsville strictly legi,i'
mate and lawful little game. not sub
ject to the restrictions OF the gaming
act.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
The Last Dav's Work.

On Saturday last, the enrolment committee
reported the following bills a, signed by the
king:
An act to regulate proceeding, in bank.
ruptcy
An act to indemnify the minister OF f.
nance
An act to regulate the practice in suits for
the recovery Of personal property.
An act relating to the powers Of sherifis.
An act to facilitate the acquiring and settle.
man, Of homesteads.
An act TO amend section 1897 Of the Civil
Code, relating to costs in civil cases.
An act to amend the act to regulate the
sale Of spiri,uous liquors.
An &C, forbidding the organizing or assem-
bling Of unlawful secret socieies.
An act to establish the Hawaiian Postal
Savings Bank.
An act to amend section 1880 Of the Civil
Code, relating to costs Of court.
| An &C, authorizing the minister Of the interior
to purchase lands on Moloka.
An act appointing deputy and second
deputy clerk to the supreme court and dehn-
ing their duties
An act to regulate the pay Of laborers serv-
ing under contracts.
An act fixing the compensation Of pilots for
the port Of Honolulu.
An act to regulate the remission and col.
lection Of tuition fees in public schools.
| z oh ~ nf
the Penal Code relating 10 the registry Of births,
marriages and deaths.
An act granting permission for steam
railway on the Island Of Oahu.
An act regulating the issue oi patents.
An act granting to w. R. Austin and as.
sociatc. franchise for stree, railway in the
city Of Honolulu.
An act to encourage the production Of IA.
ME and other hbrous substances.
The same committee also reported that his
m,jesty had Withheld his signature from the
f,llowing bills
A bill to consolidate and amend the law
relating to commissioners Of private ways
and water rights
1 A bill TO amend sections IS and s. Of chap.
ter As Of Session Laws Of 1851 relating .o
t,xes.
a bill to suppress lotteries and other games o
chance.
A bill TO amend sections So and 50 Of the
| Civil Code, relating to licenses
A bill to amend section IS OF chapter s o.
the Civil Code relating TO the carrying o.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
"Manv TAsnks."

HONOLULU, September s. 1884.
Mon. REMENyI;
The undersigned officers Of the "Suangeu
Friend Society,"" desire to express to you, and
the members Of your company, in behalf Of the
Society, our grateful acknowledgements and
sincere thanks for the liberal aid you have
given us, by placing the entire avails Of your
last grand concert in our treasury, for the re.
lief Of sick and destitute strangers.
We can, poorly express in words, the great
pleasure, We In common, with this whole
community, have enjoyed, in listening to the
rare and exquisite music you have given us, on
every evening Of your concerts. This, together
with the agreeable intercourse we have en-,
joyed with you socially, would have ensured
for you our lasting remembrance, but you have
added the crowninc act to your beautiful ser.
vice, by this graceful and generous gift 10 the
poor and sick strangers, for whose care aud
comfort this society Il pledged.
May the memory Of il add . pleasure to your
own "reminiscences Of your brief stay in Homo.
lulu as il surely will 10 ours.
bfRSfcE X. BISHOP,
PAULINE McCREw.
Mas. L. SMITH,
ALICE MAcxIsTosH.
Mas. SERESo BISHOP,
Officers Of the Strangers F,iend Socie,y."
RENENyI-ALoHA.
Rem enyi's farewell concert, last evening,
for the benefit Of the Strangers Friend Society.
scored another triumph for this master violinist.
He played throughout in excellent spirit and
took the prolonged demands for encores very
good naluredly. His accompanies, Mr.. Luck
stone. as well ss Miss Downing and Mr. Him.
mer acquitted themselves creditably also. All
were recipients Of numerous aoral tokens oi
appreciation. The attendance was not 70
large as il should have been, though al The
lower part Of the house was full. The gallery
was ,parsely occupied, while the absence Of
the noisy. hoodlum eleuent In the rear, a.
lowed The audience the thorough enjoyment oI
full and varied programme wiihour dis,rae.
iion.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

factory explanation was obtained as 20 the
causes which led him to commit the act,
though the evidence showed that his mind
was unbalanced, and that he was partially in.
sane. lie was from Marlboro, Mass, 4i years
OF age. had resided on these Islands some III.
teen years, was married, and leaves wife and
three children. Those who knew him, state
that he was a quiet. modest and temperate
man and greatly devoted to his family, who
deeply mourn his sad death.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

A friend noticing what yesterdays Guide
said Of Mr. R. W, Lainss old copy of the
Hallowell Gazette. informs the Press that NJ
John Patty has copy Of the uls,er County
cssst,s for January 9Th. isoo. Il s . -four.
page papss, is pssss eae column lss than The
Guide psgs and about - long. The paper
uss yellovish odginslly. and Is nos yslIow.
brown With ass. Il soaiains IN seeosns oi
,hs dsa,h cad burial services Il wsahiagtsa.
~ Dsia,t peep 70 bic hssos.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

'Iis true, that in waipio's shady walls,
IN olden-,ime, there d~elt HaVaiis kings
For still their glory TO the valley cling~
In legends old, and of repeated tale;
And still the long procession Of the pale
Oio, uiortings whose fame still rings
In weird old ehaau,s, is seen by some wh,l wings
of darkness brood the land. And then a vail
Is heard Of waters, where the open gates
OF Mius realm, receive them to their htes.
We backward trace the stream Of time in vain,
For soon We reach wall, that towers high,
While DER it falls the stream, as from tn, sky
And then It vanishes in mist and rain.
Sc. MANN
Honolulu August %, 1884.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

The Planters Monthly has, besides Mr. Iae-
gers thoughtful paper, articles on Diffusion
which are well worth the consideration Of plan.
tcrs--who are, it is understood, devoting much
study and some experiment to this most import
ant sugar topic. The annual meeting Of the
Planters Labor and Supply Company, on the
goth proximo, is spoken OF and full atten.
dance asked for, the following suggestive para.
graph appearing "The dangers which
threaten the chief industries and property
holders Of the country, from the reckless ten.
dency of.he government, is prominent before
the mind Of every thinking man."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
THE NFU pOITDfE.

] The fourth volume Of the Saturday
Press closed with last Saturdays issue.
The year just past has been an exciting
one in local newspaper annals. 1t has
seen the Advertiser change hands
twice, the Bulletin change editors three
times, and the Hawaiian bud and
blossom The Press has prospered,
has had its share Of public approval
and OF public patronage, and now it
speaks, as it did year ago to-day, for
that same approval, that same patronage
and as much more Of each as it may
deserve. At no time in this papers
career has It made many promises; but
We think all that have been made have
been kept--except where some modi6-
cation oi an original plan was found to
be to the better advantage Of the read
ing public Whether the course Of the
Press has met the approval Of its read
ers cannot be fairly judged. There are
too few English readers on the islands to
give a weekly newspaper a large clrcu-
lation. Divide that circulation among
-four newspapers and no one of the four
makes very extensive showing II we
have any right to quarrel with the
reading public it is tina, too many of
our ytaders are not subscribers land
the only request we have to make is
that every man who endorses the stand
OF the Saturday Press--for honest and
economical government and for the
use Of newspaper English that
is vigorous without being inelegant
shall emphasize his endorsement by
sending a cheque for the amount Of the
subscription.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

- the steamer Liksliks, the Press issrss
,l.ss NJ. NJ. Z. Nswsoa, cssiom hosss guard
and inspector At Xahuici. Maui. eoanisssd
suicide oa Wednesday forenoon lev. n shoos'
Ing himself 10 the head viii . pisae'. ~ isqssss
was hsld oa sh< BODY by shssiG Evsssss. -
~ aAssneea q ths sAns dsH bss - saAis
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
The Anglican Church Chronicle is out to.
day--too late for more extended notice.

The first anniversary Of the Young Peoples
Temperance Union Of Honolulu was celebrated
in the For.Street Church parlor last Thurs
day evening. The programme included music
and reeitations, and an anniversary address by
Miss Breese, which gave clear and concise,
ye, full and very interesting review Of the
years work. Secretary Swain and Treasurer
Chapman read reports, showing satisfactory
condition Of Affairs. The membership q year
ago was twelve, q, present !, is one hundred
and twenty-five. No more worthy work has
ever been undertaken here, and Miss Breese
deserves much credit for carrying II out.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

The "Iniernsiional Congress for the Location
Of an Universal Meridian will begin its de-
libera,ions in Washington during the frs, week
o; October. In common with other nations.
Hawaii has been invited BY the United States
government. which is host Of the occasion. TO
send representatives. 70 this congren. Zach
country is limited to hye representatives, each
Of whom will have the title ''commissionss. +"
Hawaii will send two. It is understood ,ha,
Prof. w. D. Alexander and Judge Luther
Aholo will BE- our representatives. md will
leave for Washington BY the MsriPosa on the
18th instant.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

In the Friend for September the Edi'oria.
Jotiings Of Rev. S. c. Damon have something
to say Of Peking Among other things Mr.
Damon says : mo one can, even in limited
degree, understand and appreciate Chinas
greatness unless they come north -. Pc
king is the spot Of all others in the empire to
read the history and study the peculiarities Of
this mos, singular people" Writing from
Shanghai, July S,h, Mr.. Damon says "Our
plans now are for Mr.. Damon and myself TO
sail for Japan tomorrow, while Frank and
his wife return to Canton, and join US in Japan
Angus. 18th, en- route for San Francisco and
Honolulu. do not see how we shall be able to
reach Honolulu until about the 9Th Of October. y
The address OF the new secretary Of the Y.
NJ. c. A., Mr.. c. S. Mason, Is printed in this
number Of the Friend and ought to be generally
circulated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

Rev E. c. oygsl. who has been suffering
the pas, week fsoms severe coil, has 70 hs
recovered - TO announce his intention of CO..
due,ing the Bethel services Tomorrow. y
usual. Hs uosning subject will b.. whss do
We Know about Jesus Christ. and is chsis-
tiaaisy Tuss snd 10 ths evening bible read.
~ = n Waslhss ed ths wapeaa