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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

Of The Republicans w the State, " y ne-
clarrd by mef who cinifn TO know wbst tncs
ore talking a.put. and already they are De-
Ing appeaied q, BY the place hunters. Inefe
are really no sims yet that Malone IS goins
10 he recognized to the extcpt that he Wcuiu
like. and IL Il said Dy some people
that the Petersburg man ~ feeling exceed.
IogIy blue and dlseonsolate. Many OF Ma
homes henchper were silly enough TO think
at one time that he was going In the Cabinet,
aud AS he failed {, receive the appointment
OF Posfmaster-Geferait they are now knocked
silly nj hearing thsi he Ia not even going 70
be allowed to contiol the patronage.
uAISE.
Blaine Il runningthings, and his idea mas
aIwavs been To ALLOW the Republican sena-
tors and Representatives, " auy, 10 State TO
have the say when appointments are TO ne
made. OF course BhhoDe win no, be ~
nored entirely, but ID, Blaine idea Is to pun'
ish him for bis onenc, n supporting saer-
man for President, and to lei the people
know that Mshone "a ne longer 10 be the BOSS
OF the Virginia Republicans. The outIooh
Is therefore badfor Virginia aspirsDts II they
pin their faith too closely to Malone.
JOIN WISE.
John wise is said TO sand a much better
chance OF being soIic;oi-Geuersl than
Breakfast Blair, and tins IS about all tha'
can be said now.
II Is said that one OF The first offices thai
President Harrison will fills tnat OF Pension
Commissioner. lie is having hard time ID
agreeing upon proper man for the place,
owing TO the great number Of applications
Atihis writing II looks a. II General Brown
an excongrcssman from Cincinpoti, has th'
best chance o. success. General Brown j.
one.lPgged ex-sOldicr. General Back, INC
present Commissioner. on being relieved :
going TO Chicago to engage IN the practice o'
lhe laW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Bonds oncrca-Dismisscd.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON, March 9.-BDnd offerings at
ihe Treasury to-day aggregated SijG.700, all
~. and all accepted a. l0.tli0S.
Acting-SecretaIy Ihomps0n OF The Trea'
surv to-day dismissed Edwin Iiirris. deputy
collector aud auditor at the port OF New Or
leans, La, and Alfred Bradley supsrinten-
dent OF repairs Of public buildings in LouiI-
ana under coutrol OF the Treasury. Tbi- ac-
ton was Inc elimination OF aa inyestigal ion
begun some weeks ago into the business
methods pursued by these officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
ALI ox AocoUSr OF SAMOA.
A Lively Scene ana she Academy OF
Music.
[py tAlesraph 70 do pisps,ch.l

lbF A't'sheph W tao DfoDttCu%l
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 0.-There was
lively time at the Academy OF Music last
night, alt on account Of Samoa. During the
evenings performance the actresses oB the
Stage sang "Song o. All Nations" each
verse representing different nation, during
the singiog OF which they ware 1ig OPP
prOpria,e to the verse. Tbey had gotten
tn oush with the Irish. English, French,
aud Italian vcrses amid innch applause, but
when one came out TO sing the German
verse, "Der Wscht am RheID." waving
flsg OF the Fstherlsnd, the audience hissed,
and. among Others, two gentlemen In the au-
dence got Up and objected, one Of them ex-
Ginning m loud voice. ave don't wantthat
one. Bring on the good old Americss flag 4"
The gentleman in the rear objected 10 the
actions OF the pair, and canght the noisy one
by tho coat-till. telling him 10 sit down.
The latter grew excited al this, ana turning,
struck the other man IN the face with bis 6si.
The audience became greatly confused az
this point, and quiet was not restored until
M officer cane 10 and arrested the offending
auu Germans. After sbont an hour in the
lookup each put up a forfeit Of $50 for ap.
pearance at a bearing t1is moroing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
THE TO ATTEND To BUSINESS
politicians PressiHE tEe President
Cabinet seastou.

WASHINGTON. March Q. The general pub
lie now seems disposed to give tho Presi'
dent a chance 10 devote some OF his time Ia
official business. and as a consequence there
were not so many visitors AZ the white
House this morning. There were enough,
however, to keep the Eist Room com'orfF-
big filed during the entire time the house
WAS open.
Politicians turned out in full force. They
were received IN the Presidents Office and
occupied his attention from $3.50 10 1870
O'Clock; ut which time the President OK
cused himself for the purpose Of consulting
with his Cabinent on matters requiring
prompt action. The session lasted about two
hours. All the members we're present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Accepted fnc Deduction OF Wage.
rBy telegraph 20 tho Dlspatchl

10y ITIEsIHVII % 1II7 I1I7F7I771NI
PuTsBuGGu, March l0.-A youngstown
tOho) special says: The employees at the
bla.t furnace OF Andrews Irothcrs & Co.,
81 Hazleton, who went out on 4 strike last
Monday against general reduction OF
waves at all rbe furnaces throughout llIe
Msnooing Valley, to-day declared the strike
OH and viii return TO WORK at the reduction.
The company has taSen the EMPLOYEES back.
and tue furnaces, which we're blnked, Will
be opened again to-morrO%. All the otaer
furnaces through the Valley accepted the re-
ducliOu without strielag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
The weayer., strike.

FAIL RISER. MASS. March 9.-Ihe ao-
sorbing question IN this city io-n'ght Is now
may OF the $4,000 looms when stopped a'
Tho ususl honr tins evening viii start up
Nondav morning. AT Viewers Hall tonight
The officers Of The union aud Executive Com
o,ittes were busy arranging details ma plans
for carving on the strike. The members OF
the Board OF Trade aud the mill treasu'ers
generally STATE their belief that the strike
will not he general and will DO OF short du~
ration. Outside opinion ssems to he that The
weayers on the outskirts Of tue city VIII stay
ont Monday morning. but that In the centre
Of the city there will be wesvers enough to
renort 10 run the mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

NOR that tho Nipdc had been de.
slroycd. "Tbere Is not word OF truth
In ". thlnk.r he said. II had
such Information early to-day from Calisor.
mia. but q did not comc from source worthy
OF belief. Tnere IL 40 way N which such
information co-id get there before II reached
Washington" 10 World reporter secre-
tary Tracy said: "Yes, sc need navy,
better navy, and the people are bound 10
have one-,he best ships that art and az
tislns eau construct. VIC need more and
shalt build and have more. Within sixty
days we shall invite proposals for contracts
Tor several new vessels"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
4ANxYrs la rHLglEAPa

Ngw Y0RK. March 9.-loifon stsaiy; sales
to-day, aA bales: last evening. Sa Daics: mle-
ding uplAnds. 10 SIDE; orieGns. 10 s-lte. ca
t,aent. nj bales atocs. ss3.s.s baieS Southern
-four aui aad heavy. Nheat---pof dun and
.ss.c lower: No. . red, "a a9o -. ia elevator
cp;loas dun ana Asafsc. lovef sud wcek; No.
rei. March, H,.e; April. ejsc Nay Bt{c.
s'orn--s;pot duil AID wesker. No. :, 4tasAe. Ia
elevator; options dun aai easier March. aka
"A 10 mi. 3tsc. May. ciosec a. titse. Oats
spot urn and qgiel; options steady aai quiet
March. u SO. April. Sise- May. 3i1ss, NO. 9,
spot sc. mixed wes.ern. 1oa22f- hops lirpl
and quiet Coffee Options closed barely stesdy.
Irregular cxo.es aud moderate business: Har<h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
Gamer Outet.

lBy telegraph e the UispaUchI
NEW YORK, March 8. 80 Despite toe excited
cables from abroad tbs morning in reference
10 the French syndicaie's affairs copper re-
ce,yed but little a;tect ton among the METAL
brokers here There we're a few Struggling
bear bids dnriug the half-day's session on
the exchange. bot no sales were effected.
The few BUYERS OF the last two days appear
ed TO be uncertain how to move. For lake
conner fifteen cents was bid and eighteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARX ct.

ilAkIH ?, IrHf.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursiays. and Fri
days safes we're 1926. s3,S75. r0.is0. and $3.50
pounis respectively, making scial OF sZi%0
pounds OF loose tobacco sold, with iic. The highest
price for black wrappers. which price tops the
market Tor the season-so sale lower than 4jc.
per hundred pounds.
On Change there we're no sales a; auction, but
prlva;ely there Was something doing.
The weeks WORK as daily reported stows a
very active business, AMI in The main quite a
satisfactory oce, both IN regard . da knew, and
old and nov brightg. Western tooaccos are quie;
and Grm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
In tho Interest OF crea,tor,.

10y I5I1sT'sVI " 'IV 1'77'F'7'''1I
D0STOy, March o. IT meeting OF tne
creditors Of the Pacific Guano company TINS
morning, ChsTics l.. Morfisou' OF - H. Hor-
rI.nn II Co. A. u. Bell. and William Il.
Stooe. of stowe G Co., were chosen trus'e's
10 take charge Of Ire property 10 the inierest
Of creditors. IL was voted that the state
ment Of the compsuy's condition as given to
The directors be printed and sent to each oil
tAa creditnrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN cosSscrgos THEsEwirR THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Hscord Of ,hs New York and Riehmoas
stock Exchanges Flour. Cot
tos. Neat. and other Quotations
fRr telcfraph q ths pIspateh.l

S-------1 WASHINGTON. Nnrxh o --vOr virginia,
- North Carolina. South CarOlirs and
fft.H ,ceorgia. fair. slightly cooler on the
lcosst- stationary temperature In tho IN
k-------teriof. northvesterly wtnds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

NEW YORK. Mawh 9.-Tho following j. ih1
weekly bank settlement: Rescrse. do'tense.
sLs192i0: l0ans, increaaa, fi9Alo0, 'pe'i". tr-
crpss- - .lO 400: irnal-trudcfs. accredso. i,fl,
go0; deposits. in.toaso, 5sn. circulation,
increase, f.O3W.
Tho tanss now hold s5.- 500 n cxce-q %, me
/ -. ran NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
p,,,ma. yesfibuic Tram Arrives.
nv ,.lsvrauh TO sho Dispatch.I

10y T0IVEI'I'IT % w .
WASHINGTON, March 9--1ee Pullman
xost,buie train, "Montezums special" ar
lived here to-day over the Piedmont Ar
line road direct from the City OF Mexico.
n siIl leave here Tuesday next and arrive
"a the CITY OF Mexico on the following sum
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
.sa,nK future, rsarsl a. toIIor,

CHICAGO. Nar.h A large business ~as
transactsd In wheat aud a psnicky leciiag Va
developed. Nay wheat Opened &C. lover het
steady tor awhile. and fecoyecfi -. ~ ma -
cline. then became weak and declined - 90
20 point 2i-' heloN yesterdays closing. ina
proved some. and closed easy snd abort 81.
lower than yesterday jan sl-o acciinct 34t.
below yesterdays closing sud closed -. lower.
July declined 3ikc- below yo.terdey cissing and
closed -. lowrt Tho favorable riOl prospect"
here sud the improved e. rdiiioos IA taNforniA
On account OK rain also Raj wrakerinf elect
There VS. only moderate trade o. corn, No
nrtvity IA ne other markets Withdrawing iufe-
tos. irom toe pit, sni iu'iuaiions wee onhnrl
within q ..r. range. sists were a'iiNe. eErlie'l.
and Woss. Several line. rrra un chiei ono
operator disposlng of s0.Nf i1ahe's. shorts
boaght heavily. pGt prt'en detli 81 ~, ra'he'
ilc, And closed essv and ilafso. lower 'han yes
teriny's Clcas hass-pork Wa i've ani ~
regular. lariy fhe prize aifnpcl 1asf'.'
then receded 2is3es. bu' recovered 9a' -.
Lard was moderately active bit uu"rUiod.
Prices advanced aAair.. Declined l0Aieec.. 70
covered - a.. ard closed steady. shottFlp-
followed about the same course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
rLnre.
corroS RsPoac

We quota FIas, s1J1ssaFT sapsrias. slsSI
sa.s6: extra, sL5)stl75. family. ,.ssLj1 pstea;
Ia.nttY, country, St.73sfk23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
sRAYs AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

oYFEgis0s.
WHsAr.-a 3J0 bushals
C0ss. 2 80 bushei4
UArs--t.D bushels.
SALES gsPoEFeD TO ssosErtsy.
wuEkT.--Mited, $50 bushels Prime AZ tl.0S.
CoRS.--Nbite, 800 bushels very good ~ ;2i(c.
zoos bushels very cool On private terms
OArl Winter. 30 bushels very good on private
termA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
J,OD SAFE. ONE STEAM ENGINE

n AID DOILeR. iS-horso power; Que f-FOOr
CORN-MILL; ono so-INca UPRIGHT HAREI-
sun MILL: one S1-cikCLE .SEADLE COTTON
GIN; ooe BALg-COrrUN PRESS; lot OF
bFI,r-1ignTNlSG ADD Otror PULiEYr.
sifAPriSG. and BtLr>. Address J. 8. r, kox
go fify. NH f-tf@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
AuUkEmESTa.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA,
IA TON

The regular b-weoSiy soires viii lake place
nj the Mozart Academy Of Music fO-MNfTOW
Monday EVENING at * o'clock. Admission
ONLY by inonbefsnip oc invitation cards, wh,h
must 10 presentcg az the doOg. Members can
obfain Invitation cards on Rpp.i ca.lon 10 .. J..
SIgtEr 42l Bro4g sweet; MANLY =. kAHos &
Co. e0i Main street, or " ALrER u. Mosss q Co.
is,5 NElu stsrs. fe 2g-9Id4t1Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
DEATH OF coxGREssMAS TowHsHESD
AND WHAT CAUSED II.
How the Family was Bslaneed-Ihe kid-
dlsbsrgsr Incidental Putup
Job-Mahone.


wAsHrxarox, March 0.-Represeniati'e
T0wnsbend, OF Illinois, died AZ tue Rigs
House, In this city, this morning a few mia
utes before 10 O'Clock. He bad been III tess
than week, and the disease which carried
bin Of was pneumonia. The late congress-
man rot only work ed very hard las! year but
all this winter he had n siege OF WORK.
having been chairman OF The House Com
mi.tee on Military Affairs. The last three
days' session Of the House were trying upon
men OF stronger constitutions than MI.
Townshend ever possessed. 90 Monday be
was taken with chill, and soon there.
after he was Frustrated, the sickness
developing rapidly into pneumonia. The
wet and disagreeable weather OF Saturday.
Sunday, and Monday was simply terrible on
persons whose physical conditions were run
down like that OF the late member from Hit
nos. The Capitol building was so crowded
with people during those damp, murky
days tha, the air was enough 10 poison The
systems OF the bealthies; men. TIE dcaughts
through the building are ALWAYS s,rorg any
way, and taking It altogether II is wonder
that hall the statesmen are not down WIN
disease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

L7O4 SALE, PRIVATELY, A WE'LL
il ESTABLISHED >NORiNG-TOeACCO And
IiGABffrE Buslsh>,, VITO improved ma
c,lrary a.. axirrsa. tnas'nsr with brands snd
Z n.l.,7iil Terms liberal anG good reason given
fcr -.Iing Apply 10 sutton & CO..
,,c G-rr 1914 Nsia street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

For rheumatic and neuralgia affections,
s.tvstisn OH hsyno peer: Isics - csness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
PROEEssfON Al.
mAmIxs IssELLIoEscE.

PORr Os RICHMOND. MAKcn O. lisa
ARRryyr.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. morchsatlss .nf
passengers, 1. b. fstnfn. agent.
Schooner Dora Allison. Rose, New Tors, ph0s-
phatr, J. G. rins'ry & GO.
schooner Jessie W. knight, Fisher. Baltimore.
coal. \. II. have.
schooner Il II. Mitchell. xiieh.i. baltimore.
grain. Gaiisgo Mills
schooner Klcbsrd Cromwell. Thomas. Baii,
more. grain. Gsliego MIS-.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS ircaa 1871
10y telegraph
AEEnEB.
steamship Titanle. oelyes.cn. coA'ed and
saisd sor Liverpool.
steamship aavsns6aie, coosas. coaied aad
GATED for liverpool
Steamship 0s5lisno. New oriezns. coated eos
sseansaip ciislonia, Bfuns-ick. cos'sd aud
'stsrm@hip Kscsicns. New 0risanz 20 coal
Steafnsh.p NyaDcke. bisxeman. hicanioad.
xna s.lisi Toe New lc.k. mercb zas,ise.
sIeamship kosnose. hulrhcr> Sorfo'k. and
sailed for New YORK.
sUscocsr wnlio IL Hiss,aA Noxsesk, 70 'cai
coal.
schooner Willie Il higgins. Bossoo. ecAi.
steamship Finance win sai1 to-aisAs fw Dysr
ni. msvhsaatsA passsnesrA 80 naa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

tixfsa1szso; Apri, nzmsel7D: Msy. siztna
3i7.s5; spot Eio less Cru; fsir .csrr9ss, sIa
S1rar--naw strong; sair refined, f-lSc. scn-
trifucals 81 Test. Lifsc. refined arm AMI fs.r
demand Hclssses--fors.gn strcos: 0;es..
IKE, View oriesos Gnies; cpeD kettle. good :,
fasry. 2Ssssc. Rice qulst aud nrnl. Petroleum
qsiiet ard steady; refined. Sis t"fon-rset
OIL steady: crude, 42ai9.: yellow. CSC. Tslly~
steady aud quiet. Rom steady sn1 qlisl.
strained. common 20 good. fi.IbatllIk. Inr-
psntipe barely steady at tl4a5lte: fggs
steady: soathern, 49,. <itilc. Bids quiet ani
arm. Wool quiet aud barely steady. pork hrr
Old mesa. ti2.t0: Dev meas. sissei36 rsei
bans dun. Tered beef inactive; citJ extra.
India mess. sifafsh Cat-mests quiet Nicties
sov; sho-t-cIear. IA. Lard s.oady and dniet;
western steam, t-si: options March. ga:
Aprii, s5.29. May. s-.s3; refined In modeests
demand. freights sses.dy.
CHICAGO.
Cstclao. March 9--rhe cash quotations we're;
f'0ur ouiet add unchanged. No. spring whesi.
g8hsos &C., No. red. eGAs9s'.c. No. corr.
3l3a3i.c No 2 cats, 2isc. a-s-pors. ELISA
az. Lard. sdsalseSih. snori-ribs, s6n Wh@-
KEY. si.04
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

It nav not be generally known IN Nr.
GINA, hut IL is fact that Riddeherger bad
declared bus intention Of voting against tbs
senate tariG bil. The Republicans knew
this and they managed 60 spirit away the
eccentric Virginan. It was A low, disrepd'
table way Of keeping him out oi the chamber.
This senatorial bunco game was carried still
further when Hiscock, Of New YORK. In
sisted 10 tie Senate that Blodgett, OF New
Jersey, was pared with Rlddleberger. His
cock Knew perfectly we'll that day when he
made the statement that Riddleberger was
not paired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

NEW Yong, March 9.-secsetary fiaSy
viii spend sunday at his nome no. ~
Montague street. BrookiYn. ue .' ",.s
there this afternoon on DIS n.ss Fnw s''e
bic appointment a. Secretary OF ,no csss.
nv Tr,bune feporer General rrscy's
attention MAS called 20 the report from san
Yrapsiscs tbat q mail. steamer bad oeen
sslsxa ;, Germans st samoa and 10 she fu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

Marker rfm.
oUortriosh
AfDnLfST. Ji<c.
Low 3lOoliSc. g5,c.
uoODOEDtsARr. So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
IyOR SAFE. STOCN,

L,OR SALE, STOCK, GOODWILL,
Il AND T,JOLs Of an olf-esiablisasd STOVE,
TINW AXE. AND HUUskRU NSi-hlSG srOkk.
with n large aa1 Increasing trade. Stock Will
Inventory ssO00 Satisfactory reasons for selling.
rare chance tor obtsiniDc en- established bust
mesa Address GRAHAM. caro- OF Postnastor.
Lynnhbarg. Va mh d,ie.lai7.D.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

So ONDBAPTISr CHURCH.
Rev W. ". LAsDsua, d. D., will preach att
u. and SIP. ". 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
NorFoL@ Peanut &Aehbr

Mtgcm g.--HArte. q....i ..rely any h.
mand 0or several day ih- -ic-E Oh hand,
however, b. not largo. aui %. 'J'nniision mcI
are cot GuSious 60 -eil ey"ap. st '.o'aiiOn- :
ri1mn. s.: extra puw'. ? co.; lancy, .ir.
clfnn on. 9 ~ -. sn,uei. e'.a5kc, tpaul. a..
g.: factory hani pickef. o. s".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

A-p 49, .'. .I.' Hi'' st''f'
NHrnN --irs narari is sia3- Wi,h ssIof -
tlo fo'iowinc .slqta .ous. Prime t'',''. extra
primo. 5tns. .c iic recent, 600 600 .are.. F'ly
rcnraai zoo ,iOof 0a he.l lr'r Iaf ~pgni-li
nuts. s5s,0'. - 90 quality. ieney would prus
"A fcW cents more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

SAN TRANclsco, March 0-S p. M-The
Fecretary Of the Navy tflegrapDed the Union
Iron. Works this aiterooOa inQuiring how
soon the Charleston could be gotten ready
for service. In consequence Of this TELEGRAM
al manner OF rumors have been aiioat ihis
afternoon regarding samoa, 10 tn eject that
the reported sinking OF the Nipslc had been
confirmed. and ibat one OF the oceanic
steamship Compauy's steamers had been
seized near samoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

cINCINS'ri. Nsr'h '.-f.oIrdniL Nhea' di.
and nouunq.. W rel. qr,q5,. com Wrther
~ mikrI .f. Osts quiet; SO. mU'l
.ga2Rf Pork rai o. iy a. So. LtHi
easter at $500. ruf mcats AMI ia'0n -ic.J1
Mhi.srY nlI-f u kL.IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-13

A NEW article of commerce has
lately come into competition with
sugar, the production of which is
said to be increasing in Europe. 1t
is called saccharine. AS a compete
tor of beet sugar, it is beginning tc
be feared. In Germany alone sc
much saccharine has been made as
to render 5000 tons of beet sugar
superfuous. It is principally en-
ployed in the canning of fruits, and
the production of sweet liquors
It is not a food stuff. Indeed, it has
been condemned by eminent medical
authorities as directly prejudicial
to health. The sugar manufac-
turers are of the opinion that sac
charine should only be sold by
chemists. France, Italy, Portugal
are already contemplating imposing
a tax upon it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-13
Artificial Stone.

Mr.. EDITOR: saw in your paper
of Monday last reference to artif-
cial stone for sidewalks, which make
the most finished walk that can be
found in this or any other country
In a paper now before me 1 find the
following relative to this stone,
which may interest your readers:
The cost OF laying artificial stone side
walks Is about IA cents per square foot.
The process can be witnessed anv day
on the public streets. The artificial
stone is about three inches thick. The
sand or earth foundation is first wetted
and then tamped we'll down; gravel is
then spread to the required depth and in
tlrn tamped down. Upon this is poured
a mixture IN certain proportions of finer
and sifted gravel, water and Portland
cement, which is spread and smoothed
with a trowel. This mixture acts as an
hydraulic cement and after a time
hardens. Several patents for this pave
ment are held and jealously guarded.
AS matter of fact they do not differ
A'ohi edCu oCner greatly. One simply
rounds OFT and traces out the division
lines OF the squares, while another in
serts asphaltum covered strips between
the squares. One patentee lays them in
large and regular squares on a line. the
other in smaller figures, one tapping the
other, so that the lines of junction will
not come together. These variances it
is claimed, lessen the chances of the
pavement cracking.
ANTI-MUD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-13

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