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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
LIVELY SHOOTING.
A DApSiIle Prisoner wounds ~ o0eor
and Gets . Rail Hinsssf.

Especial Telegram 70 the pspateA-l
DANvILLE. VA, August 9.-LGG1lo
Blackwell Was arrested to-day - -
dered TO jail by the mayor. Chisf->ks
Police Green Williams started Cd
Of the courtroom with the prisoner,
and when just outside Of the door
Blackwell drew bis pistol, and, lsvelling
il .. Williams, refused to 60 to jail.
Mayor BEksdAls WAS sitting on his
horse near by and Williams stepped be-
hind The horse and drew bis pistol.
BE then stepped out from BE-
hind the horse and ordered Blsskr
well TO surrender. Blackwell ~
at the chief and the chief return -
FIRE. Blsekwell fred five timsa, -
Williams WAS struck IN the leg. He
fell to ths ground, be. arose and sgia
fred. After empty ing his pistol Black.
well turned and ran, bat WAS captured.
II Vas found be had been struck in the
shoulder. Neither party is dangerously
wounded.
Cabell gets in this county 5l votes
against So for Rison. Frsnklin gives
Cabell &C on, Of As; Henry probably
gives him 25. Grsyson ., and Carroll
q. This viii elect hin on tie first
ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

The Richmond and Danville general
managers Office has been in Washing
ton. u. c.. for some weeks. The van
Gus general departments Dow located IN
Richmond have been notified that they
would he removed TO Wsshinton about
September lst. The tressursr's Office,
the auditors Office. the general freight
agents Office, and the general passenger
agents Office are included in the de-
partments. i. is understood tbs. Pre-
sideDt Buford will remain In Rich
noni.
The number Of officials and clerks
who will leave Richmond by this change
will be about one hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

The Council Committee on Schools NE.
IN the Council chamber yesterday after
noon. Present: Messrs. Hudnal Chair
man, DiekerSon, and Bland. The bills On
sceoun, Of the Mechanics Institute,
amounting 20 e40.o0, and the bill Of
William A. Msttox for constructing The
building ct the corner Of Main and
Lombardy streets ts6S5l were ordered
TO be paid, after which the committee
rose
The following committees meet To-
day : Fire Department. for tour Of in
sp.sction, At 9 P. NJ. Streets, for tour
OF inspection, at P. NJ; Relief OF
The Poor, q. the slmshouse at 5 P. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
I-0iftR GourA


The following cases we're disposed Of
yesisIdsy-Jasdos James Ryall pre-
siding
Archie Turner leolorea), entering the
house Of Alice Roy with intent 70 COM
nit larceny. Continued until to-day.
George Tuner, drank, Fined s2.5o
and costs.
Anna Jenss gcolored), cuYsing and
abusing Alice Priddy on the street..
Dismissed.
Maggie Hatcher lcolOred), drunk asa
1isoroeTly on The street. Fined 1850
aid coats.
Jennie Smith lcoloTed), breaking into
tie house Of Mary Ellen Smith and
biting AID disfg Iring Der and threaten
~ 70 hill Der with al axe. Sent on 70
tie grand jary.
Nary Jane Strange and Joha White
(both oolcre6l. drunk and disorderly on
Tie street. Fined each a. and costs.
George woodson teOloredl, disorderiy
ard Esiag proir5e language on the
street. FIXED s250 and costs.
Bro.dus Cash loOloredl, drunk.
FINED g. and costs.
Martin Abbott. drunk and disorderly
oo tie street. Fined o. and costs.
William Henry Green teolored),
drunk. Fined e asd costs.
Jane Terry loOlorsd), drank and dis
orderly and using obscene language on
tie street. Fined as and costs.
james Douglas, drunk Fined $3.50
ard costs.
nsprist.a Smith leolored), throwing
rsks in ths public street and striking
Anna Hsskins- Ordered TO par eests.
Mary AorTis and Anna Hsskins
ltoih ooiorsdl lsssalting. cgrsing, and
abusing HsnristEa Saith oa the street.
Ordered 10 pay costs.
Mary Holmes teolorea), common
sarsstvalkss. Dismissed.
Joseph johnson and Richard Minis
Goth oolorsd,, creating . disturbance
On the street. Jehnson fined Is snd
costs; Nius discharged.
William Taylor teolored). orsaking
and entering in the pishttins tbs
dssilipg-hSpis Of Rrsak Dabasy, with
inseni 70 commit larceny. Turned evsr
% he Hsnrieo eouasy srthoritss, the
offence hsving bssa committed IN the
cousty.
Nancy lights and Mary Brown lbotA
colcsedl. dsosdsrly Ca The street and
Grating disturbances, 70 the annoyance
Of the s<ighbsrhood. Ordered 70 pay
costa.
AAs5 ?. willisus lcslsrsa,, sssssis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ACSrsr 2. 1855.
On Change ssies Of tobacco we're mode
rstely brisk This morning. There are re-
ported sAies u Wrappers 70 . coz
Gcersble extent this afternoon. while
to- morrow Cioth) some nne lots Of eut-
ien AID other brights viii probably Dc
san pied. Receipts Are larger to-day. Ani
sever1l types Of upland br:hu are seen O.
fsrtrg Cd Change
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

PoKY or RICHMOND. Arcrsr .. Isel


PoKI OF RICHMOND. Arccsr .. lssS.
AREryKD.
Steamer Oid Dominion. Bn3te- Nov
York. Derchandis- aud pAD.nxera. q. ~.
AIisp Co, HSerA
steamer Ashland funnfu. PhiiAAeap
fsis. msrchAndiss AID pAnenssrA J. ".
kcCArrsfk. SCENT
Seboousr EzlsnorA vEndusen. 0otfivy.
New Yoss. ed DlS. Tretsgsr ConoAny.
Schooner Cumberland, Weber. kenne.
bee, lee, J. Q. smith Ice COMPANY.
Brig 0ersldine, AdaDa Ses Yogks %
iost rorr.
Steamer Ariel Dsyo S0fdk. uutto1
esaiss nan. DerchAnd.ao ana paDeaSeR
I. B. ratuD. agsut
Schooner wilian Il Bailey. Lonzsszss3
Pr0vidence. ". u. vaidroa. assrt
poR1 % HKwPoK1 HKva Acecss -.
icy isssgrapAJ
AxEryEp.
sieauship Dunedin OBJ J. OAmposiL New
YORK, 10 ,oee for Asp nwsl.
6taaEAAip D. 4 Ntsler. howeA bAxs8-
morn. and sa,lpd for Norso,f.
Steamship Guyendofte. keosy. SeU
Yxk. ana sAsied iox xst fofat
Risarasatp Georxs Apsclt. warren. fp0.
vt6snce' "a Ssy<3 fos Gss6 ro,sI
0rhoonAfl sac NiiitAmA PeArpA, yoV
Yngk; samn<i 4 Tposp PsAna. hnu1on-
erbosueu Hsary pHsikinghAn. yeelozh:
NsHsk Lsan:ns. nesssgSes Aas1ks y
&AipnAn. Hsdsea. PuSAsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
Failure cf Advertising AseatA

- N-r9Ans'- - t71c III
CINCINNATI, August Edwin Al
den Brother, newspaper advertising
agents, NJ No. 65 west Fourth street,
with branch N Ner York city, have
made an assignment to-day to A. N.
Warner. Their nominal liabilities are
estimated At else, 900, with nominal
assets at e772,oo0. These consist Of
contracts for advertising, and form .
peculiar sort of property. The firm
has been Of long standing, and carried
On avery extensive business No close
estimsse can be made rs to the real as
sets and liabilities, owing 70 the uncer-
tain nature of outstanding accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
Anbulsuc< Calls.

The city anbulance-Dr. Smith IN
charge-was called 70 the Tredegar
Works soon after Q O'Clock yesterday
morning 10 colored man named Law
son Smith. who had eramp colo and
cbolers norbus. he WAS taken TO his
home, 333 north Jefferson street
Again in the afternoon the ambulance
vas called 10 the Kinney Tobacco
Works 70 q oolored man who WAS suf-
Seriag with crsmp collie. BE WAS left
with bis frien9s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
HYW YORK.

Nrv YORK. August s.-Cotson steady;
sslea. STA tAl<<; cplahcA Ssc-: OsleAnS,
ll-Isc.; Lei receipt<. 2.llo bAles: ex-
rort<-to Great Britain 5000 oAles: %
France, 7os bales: 20 tie continent s.e7&
tales; stock, ls+-lss oAlas- Southern toar
dull Wheat hksc. lower; No. 2 rcd. sii.A
csc. IN elevator: August s4tAss &C. Oorn
AEAe. lower and heavy No. Q. sosc. IN sle-
ynlof; September, slaslac. oau sale
lover and heavy. Hops unchanged. Oo1se
ma fair TO good refining. <7.s4Asc. refined
quiet. ko,AEsaA unchanged HOE era Cot
ion-sn6d OIL 2fa26e. suY crude. S5c- fof re-
rned- Rom dun 81 sseasi .o9'< Hides
steady. woo arm. Pork 9uiet and weak
Lard sssc. loWer; western steam. spot and
September. sos. Frel2hts d1ll
BALsrnolA Nd. August s.-cot;on
WIN nocsssie inquiry: Howard street and
western super. "a sosss- 80 90 entrA. ssA
IS ss: Co. hmily. ss.7sAsAse; city nLs
sIsnds ss.sossx "a; F1.sp:eo q mily: ss.is;
60. superisuve Dstsst. $50. Wheat.
southern nrm; western saksr snd
oua: sc1ttern red. ssas7o; do amber.
sfsesc.; No. vssesrn virsf rsd. sgol
siasxl.n; October, ssass1Sc. Corn
southern nominal: western Irregular.
e,osanE dun; southern white. 3oes3c.;
souihsrn yellow. sosslc.; vCsern miasl
sro,. IeT.alac.: August <she. BID: Sentem-
Ssx. Ss>sc. ashsd 0cscbes. sic aske4- Oo4
sesisr AAd cnll: southern soAsse-: west-
en- white. sessse:; western nnes.
sxasec, Psnnny,vNniA. soeS7e> Ne an,ee
"a sseady 81 seasecL cay eeae1y AMI
ctsss: prns 70 choice western. silaelA
frovssaous hirsy astiye end 70 tnssaness
ussfs - shouideD and ciear-rso Gdsa
rnrhed, ,sTse. Hseoa - Snool6su. eA>c-.
sl<~r-rsb slasa. Sc hama lsselte- Lard
Rtfnd. 7sc Butter crn: wes'sgn packed
loaisc. cspamsry. leA1lc. Eg3 eua and
easy 81 ilAilse. fsuoae1n doi1; reened.
eAc csree steady: RIO cerxoea ordinary
20 fair esAs>sc- Sugar steady ana qaicfs
A .oft, Sc ooppes-ycAneA q.irt % s51Atoc
WhAkey pominAliy quiet Of ailealta
IRE sghu 10 Ltvsrp0pi per steamer daii.
uUCzNNAh
CyxcIHHArA Anguss s.-reuf Aatl !;
an fly, Is 1sxsS.st. Wheat weaker, No. 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
Racers Killed By Lightning.

IhF NltBra8A % &c D-rS'as<H-I
OMAHA, August AT l:s0 O'Clock
this morning lightning struck the main
stable Of the Omaha Fair Association,
containing sixteen valuable horses, Of
which eight we're either instantly killed
By electricity or burned to death. The
animals were in training for the races,
and were Of excellent promise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
ma ChAlAHA

lBy Angio-Amerioan cable 10 ne Disy~teh-l
ROME, August 9.-Ths cholera re-
turns since last report show In Bsrts-
lsttI, LOO new cases and So deaths !;
Brindisi, ii rev cases and 8 deaths ;
boiogna, s new cases and 8 deaths I;
Raysnoa, 10 new cases aud 3 deaths
Venice, 8 new eases and death
elsewhere in the kingdom, 81 nsv
cases and Il deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
rn.e-Rau Ye~txrs1ay.

by ieiegrsph TO the D.Spatch-I
Cincinnati: Cincinnatis, Z; Brook
lyrs, ?.
Boston: Bostons, 5; Kansas Citys,
8.
New York New Yorks, 3; Dstroits,
,.
Philadelphia Philadelphias, u; CHI
Cages, l.
Louisville /: MstrOpoli.Ans, O.; Louis
villes, 6.
Washington WAshirgtons, 3; St.
Louis, Is.
Pittsburgh: Pittsburghs, :; Balti-
nores, 2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
Rycpmo,DuyE.S STOCK MARKET.

AVGCsT s.-Receiptf: 272 bead Of cattle,
sTs sheep and lAInhs. sal hoGA
Hales: lps head cattle. s32 sceep ncd
lsrnbs snc sal hogs
rrices were - follow:
Csttie-besf &ss5.c- grosS, melrn 70
good 3assc- gro0: common 70 fSlr. lsssc.
svsk-
sheep-Mutton- f.As % gTos; lambs, 50
&c grcrs-
Hogs-sssAo. RET
Market tall and lover on cattle. stock
shssp 10; ysniec. Good cenans for corn
fed hoxa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
FINANCIAL AxDcoxnErcIAL


nv YeuK Aug8 e.-11hs eGsss q So
ur1ayt hask sensonoot woY oua1n ~ -
oar. As 49, q uBs mace - e1cuW ~
suStheg hsDOef1nQ ~ pe5csA xnig ed1s>
nooa- sctuiShgzan1lne me esnsga4iy ee
eepsed tbeoFy tbas The enp16J meas q thse
c.ffsnk, - Id 31ba No1 ponQ<9 ~ hesteR
pioua tbkD yAs - neus vhn&evos eeaeect
vafuss IN the oay1y norsing. but - TIE ~
tsfp0un The nxe ~ nDonsy advsrcee enaSp
II. o nd - op0ooi t1oo eoDpnny 70 H. tAet1c
Maj vss bsnied o. opehtng prfcus onyw~d
irrexu ~ ebane0 - M saeceedfng es1l-
ines we're also irsugass. WIN Omaha and
New y0k CsnfrAl ccuep1cnounly stfore:
bot amer n o'cinek he ssllios coveDens
csuied prsces Gown xAlk. The ceciine Vas
ebected about o'osock, bot The last hour
ssw Tie cognwnrd tendency repewc4 eod
The narkst closed weak. Final prces OF
scsiye sfocka are Invariably ioscr, Jerry
ADD IsDya preferred eaeo 6orn 4. and
oihsn fsact,onu aDoantA sa,e& s<sysoo
sbAreH-
xco-N-ssncn quiet end FIRM MONEY
ssS per cent ExchanSe - Long, asa.
soorr. Sse. Governrnepts dal-
ksestsg.-Exchanes. Sesa- Mooey, Ssss
psf osaL sub-Treasury oaaacuo-<Sod
siSrye&8.oeo: currency. s2$.<s5,ooo. Gov
efpmenD quiet; Q per cfptA 1851. 90
INA hlA ktnf& h<n40 dUii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August 0. 1855.
oYYHkIS0s-
wHIAT.-Whiie, ls4 busnela Mixed.
l.zee bushels. Fed. s.tss b1sheA- Total
II lls bushels
CoRy.-whits. 2.2s2 bus,lelk Mixed. 500
bushels
OATs--2s2o o1sheik
MIIL-OFTAL-f0 tons
SAILS KEpoKTKD TO sKcRKfAxY.
NHEAT-Mixed, s5s bushels prime o.
private ierrDs: SAC bushels common ST csc.
Fed, 600 bcshels good 10 pr me Longbsrry
% private terms: l.eoc bushels CON mon
ioXery good LoDgberry 81 Sc 10 poe: 500
Dushels very good snortberry on private
terms: Lass bushels common 70 good snort
terry 81 IS 20 ssc.
CoKy.-white, ISL bushels prime Virginia
81 5Sc.
OATs.-Spr.ng. 90 bushels good 81 sSc.
WINTER, 40 bDshels very good 81 iOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
. RICHMOND STOCK LAGRANGE.

MONDAY. AEgu Isl ?. Itet-
sALns-FIEsT BoARD.-loeo Virginia
rev 80 o. esls: 1900 Petersburg Clan
B~A llos; loo Cape = ear and 1sekip.
Valley c rsi eshi IS.
sIooND BoAKp.-lo shares Atlanta and
Charlotte railroad Of en-.
laxUEwHUxr EErf-RTTIEx I'D \ahnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
YTOCR-
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, 81 s0as2.f5: supeErne.
sSsSs-25: extra. ss.sohSs.7s; .xnily, t4a
sS.So; patent family, country. t5A$s.so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

BpSf1ei 8e A
Tonight (Tussdsy) the grandess
t" Moonlight" Kxears'on since thsir in
sugurst;on win Be given on tie steamer
Ar,sl. Music, Dancing, String Band,
Full Moon. Saloon Concert, SappsE,
snd Rcffsshnsnta- Ladies, Csc. gso-
tlersn. SOC. Sreetcsrs both ways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

BALrinoRE STOCK MARKET.
BAITJBokE. Nh, August s.-Nirgin.s IS
consolidated. With coupons, s.: past cae
ooupops sss: Co. 10 Goa with coupona
s2.. DO. new 81 6sss. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
LATE WEATHER REPOBf.

ley Telegraph 10 the DapNn-I
WASHINGTON, August lo-l 4.
K-For Tirsiais, local raiSs. easseriy
rsads, nearly stationary Temperature.
Ter Nortk cGroliso asd South Caro-
lima, loool raias, eoste-sy cssds, sseriy
stasiosary Temperature.
TIE rsatAer ~ Richmond ysste-day
sos pleasaas AID far, rsth rsssag
cl0sds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

spsea.a .Mssslsshs Kxesssiea-
Nasic. Dascisg, String Band, Full
Moon, Saloon Concert, Supper, and Re-
ftsshnssts On shs 81 SPECIAL Moonlight |"
Excursion On ths Steamer Arisl to-
night Tuesday, 6sntlsnsa. SOC. /;
lsdjss, 95s. etxsstcars bssA Ways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

Market quiet
quotations.
GOOD kIppLIS6.-sIc.
kIDpLISG.-s;.c.
Low NIDDLIS6.-ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
NORFOLK PEANUT 4A8kEx,

NORFOLK. August p.-Nsrket quiet The
conf i.sion n en SAY prscrs VIII. not 90 any
lower than Of present. Prime. sac:
fsDcy. &c: common. lac: saelied. -
SIC; factory hand picked. iIsass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

Of the American group Of Anarchists.
and considered himself n Anarchist for
about sight years. lie admitted be
had addressed great many meetings.
but could 10; tell what proportion Of
tbe listeners hbi been Anarchists.
Never hsndled .oy bombs eIoep: As
already testified 10.
HAve you known Herr Mos.:"
Yes"
- Did you receive this letter."
Handing witness o letter sddressei
to him and signed By Herr MOST
II did"
" Did you answer ii:
~ DO 10; remeubsr:"
did You send the writer OF this
postal card tie direction asked for f9r
the shipment ofthe stuff msations3:
IL did Dot.n
:. Did you write this circular
The Revenge eirculAr.l
YES
Did yen cause the words Work
isersn, arm yourself and appear Il
force to be eXpunged."
- / did"
WHY"
Because il seemed ridiculous, AID
would Keep people away from Ibe
meeting instead Of drawing them to H."
But you made tie expression
'WorkingDen, 70 Arms.'"
Yes"
"Wby:"
Because wished to arouse igaorEut
working people to the realization Of
The yrocss heaped upon them. /
wrote What many before me have writ.
ten and urgsd-vhni others Rave
urged-whai the Constitution allows
them 10 urge, and what viii be adro-
Gated I'll some good has resulted"
{" Yoa intended to excite your rssa-
srs 70 frenzy and provoke revolution,
about which you have 50 often preached,
did you not:"
Tie defenee objected. Both the a.
ierney and witness had become excited.
and were speaking loudly AID vehs-
psn.ly.
Witness defined the expression OF
social revolution IN s'ereotyped phrases,
and the State was allowed 10 present
The letter above referred to 10 evidence.
Ii was signed Johan Most, and com.
usDoed "Dssr Spies" The postal
card was also presented, aad was Is
fellows:
To A. Sraes. l07 Fiji AsHss, ca
cage. H.:
l had scarcely ns,lsd my letter ysI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-26
above don't them responsible opinions
not coincide with. Respectfully submitted
4 H. I. BALDWIN, Chairman
The following letter has also read:

The following
Mr. P BALDWIN, Of Cue
Labor and Supply Co.:
hope anything subject
do than relate briefly experience and opinions derived
therefrom.
seed always using plant canes
The
sparkle the ml
plant the strong
buds of such rank growth to be good
healthy buds.
Practically scarcely avoid
the difference is
provided the quality good used I'd Sd would
compelled old plant that had
the old 1t buried in
much Of rotten but used that had healthy bud Follow
ing right m panting,
young ratoon would three
The weather favorable the seed all started would
dehed through the length of field
began
Branches attained suitable make good sed although
they thought by be the natural seed of fail find
that better than ordinary cuttings
why they should.
whether upper half seed
should hesitate TO take the pOron where be found
hardened
bossOming I'd good crop
upper than the lower the stalk time
doubt whether, would
the wo although would make start
which after all is a great consideration.
fertilizers tried uperphospha
the soil and SdOp there marked
chiefly in the color the leaf being than the
maturity cane the super
phosphate showing the deepest There slight clearly
marked difference in the height Of the when perhaps
Old this slight diferencet have been nchesbeing
cpbe from the having been planted in sections intervening
fertilzed sections,
The fall height clearly defined
KOfala, Sept 15 1886 Yours Truly, E. c. BOND.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-26
REPORT or ZR4NsPoR7A71oE coum17EE

TO tie President Shareholders Planters 1.
GENTLEMEN The fact that the members your
the possibility of their meeting together
unable satisfactory
Transportation
during year experience how
appear have rendered the old plans efficient formerly
and comparatively little heard of the difficulty supplying
railways
and rolling planters recent
heavy with less difficulty than could have
Where railways and fumes both impice
continue be generally employed the
Mr.. John
phed by these where experience and intelligence
the practice good difficulty
from the danger fire sparks
railways Spark arresor burn quickly good
seriously
stean with steam and complete absence sparks
The adoption
been actually applied locomotives country
hope that the ingenuity of the engineers
R. MACFIE
Chairman Committee OF TRANSPORTATION.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-26
Report OF coMul7TEE on THE lf4NUT4cTUBE OF

During these days and competition we cannot afford
overlook that method By which said the beet has gained great
a advantage
Diffusion is said the only way extracting sugar
following We shall extract the
2nd That purity the juice shall
penve plant machinery, breakage Diusni
tell us that we now throw away as much sugar as would pay the whole
cannot compete with the beet manufacturers They tell that diffusion
viii secure to us this large per cnage now wasted and put cane posi-
On examination we find that our loss by crushing is certainly great
probably quite generally represented Undoubtedly diffusion
will us well question whether it
will save it ALL as the sanguine would have us believe
We have doubt that by the diffusion method all nearly all of the
possible be extracted but the question will be-
laboratory small
degree perfection that would be unwarnted in
practice large Although experiments
extraction of S. of the possible S0 centag
say probably working practical would between 20
and cent In this part of the world where labor and material
machinery and coal well capital high will not us to go to
the last extreme for the final vestige of sugar
The ultimate object of the business least far we are con-
cerned not make but to make money Even by some unknown
there would be object doing unless could show financial gain
Diffusion shows GAIN does it show financial gain? We think
Taking mill per believe reasonable
single mill and low for double MILL and so cent which
also reasonable for diffusion mill extraction OF about 10 per cent
prices 2j This know represents
the whole gain But the cost this gain will prove very serious OBJ
lection
practically mill juice and therefore the question of evaporation will be
than present This however does not appear IN the
various experiments that been made in diffusion:
.5 5sTa g g6b sl tu. l 81 Diffusion Juice e
While in the thorough experiment conducted by the American Govern
Ottawa Kansas the diffusion juice stood "a b. mill juice not
believe pretty generally
the weight of extracted juice to the original weight
cane any made there will be
lbs 100 lbs of juice Of which 20 lbs
appear that this only
than in mill juice for which 10
cent more But this view Is misleading The amount Of
evaporation the whole 100 lbs the the
cutie
The ma cutie may be put at 20 per Of juice
the mill this would be 30 cent of 0l1 lbs for
cutie which taken the 20 lbs juice gives Sc lbs of water
ted diffusion have 50 lbs normal juice 20
"a lbs to be
Density diffusion water thus
making evapa from the diffusion juice,
lbs the mill juice Possibly
coawhOut ashw manu-