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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
Color in Cigars.
Pittsburgh Dispatch

Another great mistake has been rampant
in the craze for light-colored cigars. now
nearly past, or at all events visibly on the
wane. The light wrapper was no criterion
of the color of the filler, and light wrap
per on dark filler simply destroyed the
even run of the leaf throughout, which is
the one essential of q fine cigar. The
light leaf was immature, plucked before the
sun had finished it by natures process.
acrid in favor and in smell, and q glarine
advertisement of the fact that the smoker
knew nothing whatever about what con.
stitutes good cigar. When Sir Morrell
Mackenzie advocates the smoking of a mild
cigar he sssuredly does not mean a light
colored cigar, he means q cigar in which
the tobacco is perfectly matured. fully
cured, and so, being free from the acrid
principle present in all immature fruit or
vegetation, will form q fragrant, smooth
smoke. but of moderately dark color. IL
il worthy Of note that the hotter the
county, the darkerand heavier the cigar &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

ueSGcELy AM us. A'AeA 4Aoy - ief's
BY virtue Of tho above decree. entered on the
above date, the undersigned, special connie
sioasr therein appointed, viii proceed TO sell
on
THURSDAY. MAY IS. 1870.
at o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY m0utonoi
10 said decree heiuS THREE SUBSTANTIAL
BRICK DWELLINGS. containing folr % six
rooms zach. besides Kitchen aui snau rooms.
The central location u thsso houses .nd thrir
medium lie and immediate proximity - the
new scaOol building render them very dlsira-
bic for a safe aud profitable Investment.
The FRAME HOUSE, No. 2it. en- esst lihe OF
Twenty-eiRhfh between Broad and Grace, has
iarge-slze lot, fronting fortyh feet Nitn
Gsptb Of about l32 TO an alley, and q WlIs ale
on the south line OF the property.
Tho HRFE BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. rs,
1871, and 1912, have four rooms ehch, ana front
about fifteen feet, WIKI depth Ct niaety-siK
feet.
TsRus: Ono fourth cash. balance IN six.
twelve. and eighteen months. tho purchaser
oNe uuug negotiable 20 es for the deferred pay
manta with Interest addict from day ~ sale. and
tito retained Until tho whole puu'hase- money
Is paid and Conveyance directed by the Court
A. W. PATTERSON,
Special Commssionor.
J. THOMSON BROWN d CO., Auciloneers.
HEGGARrY, GUARDIAN, SC. PAINrIFF, AGAINST
HEGGaRrY n ALS, DgFESpAsTs--lS THs
CHANCERY COURT ~ rBB CITY o. RICHMOND.
I,Charles W. Goddin, CLERK Of said court cer-
tisy that tho bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree IA said cause Of May
Z, 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this sth day % May,
1890. CHARLES W. GODDIN.
myl0 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR

w NICRLY-FURNISHED ROOHs-trsnsient
or permanent First-cla-s restaurant connected
wi the house. Convenient 10 business, rail-
roads, &c. Gentlemen whose families may b.
out # tue city during the summer furnished
with meals at reasonable ratios. CHARLES Ii.
NICKEL, 1914 east Main street. ap l6-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
The Best Havana Cigars.
Pittsburgh Dlsp atch.l

The leaf of the Vuelta Abajo district is
much more valuable than the leaf OF the
Partido district, and by experts and con-
noiSse,ws the former is without possibility
of DISPUTE conceded the palm for flavor
and aroma: vet fully 20 per cent. of the
cigars imported into the United States are
made of Partido tobacco. and the national
taste is undoubtedly for 1t. This IS the
more curious, as IN buying cigars at retail
it simply means that the bulk OF our smo-
kers pay the same price for the second
grade of Havana tobacco as they would If
they bought the first grade, the price of
Partido cigars in Cuba being only little
more than half that charged for the same
sized cigar from fine Nuelta factory. The
fine Vuelta cigars have a much larger sale
in Europe than they have in the United
States. and some of the special sizes sent
70 Russia command a price OF $1,000 per
thousand in Havana; these. If shipped 70
this country, would retail at the fabulous
price of 1926 or $3.50 for each cigar.
Among the curious points not generally
known regarding the Vuelta leaf is the
peculiar fact that 1t is the only tobacco in
the world so far as is known, of which a
cigar can be lit, allowed to go out. remain
out for several hours and then be relit with
no perceptible loss of fragrance or added
ranknesSof flavor. 1t has been repeatedly
asserted that this is the case with any fine
cigar. but this is an error; neither Partido,
Remedies. Yara, Manila, nor our domestic
Leaf can be lit second time without suf-
fering decrease of quality, and an obnox-
ious increase of flavor, which, to say the
least Of it, is not pleasant. The reason for
this is TO be found in the composition of
the leaf The Vuelta is dryer, duller-
looking leaf. as q rule, and the Partido a
brighter, clossier leaf, and more elastic,
these qualities making it more attractive
to the eye, and are dueto an increased pro-
portion of gummy matter and juice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

WANTED, HORSES AND MULES
w TO PASTURE. Spring water and iino
grass Stock will be called tor and returned.
Brood mares and pet horses Kept IN separate
pastures Phone Su. JOHN G.. SHELTON.
my lI-Gt' 223 > 1uih Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
DOARnERS WANTED FOR THE

- 4
ID SUMNER Location hslt mile from Car
tersville enc mile from Pemberton depot,
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. Two hours
from Richmond. Pretty cottage AMI yard. For
further particulars address AIsS MARIA
BROUN, Gainesville. Cumberland county. Va.
l3-eod6ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
Turkish Censorship of tho Press.

This amusing story of the censorship OF
the press in Turkey is told by the New
York Independeat: There is Greek benevo-
lent society in COnstantinople which re-
Gently had occasion to publish pamphlet
on its work, and on the title-paGe there
was put quotation from PauPs Epstle TO
the Galatians. Very soon after it appeared
a police officer came to the printing office
and demanded of the editor that he should
give him information as TO who this Paul
was who had been writing letters TO the
people of Galatia (one of the suburbs
Of Constantinople), as he had orders
to get copy of these letters and to
bring the aforesaid Paul to headquarters.
The editor explained that Paul could not
be brought to headquarters, as he was dead.
But the functiOnary retorted that his or
ders were to bring Paul. and if he could
not bring Paul 10 bring the editor. 1t was
no use TO protest that Paul had been IN
Heaven for 1900 years, and the editor was
taken to headquarters and put in prison
for several days, until finally the Greek pa
triarch interfered andpresented the bureau
of censorship with a copy OF the letter OF
Paul, which he showed was addressed not
to the people OF Galatia. but to province
of the ancient Roman empire. This having
been at last made clear. the editor was re-
loagod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
!. :, ,orm, Tho nreyailing taste. A Cuban

that forms the prevailing =, taste t A Cuban
is never seen smoking llght.e,oiored cigar,
but he {, grades NJ hs smo ssi bouquet Nssea sr
HE iJs'' hysakfast. a regalra after lunch, and
IT, dinner an imperial or celestial, but
shav will ali be of dark leaf, and of all the
n ,noy in the world the Cuban is tho best
inJqe Of what the finest quality of O cigar
really consists and the proper method
for obtaining the greatest amount Of good
from IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
ByN. W. Bowo
and
J. y. Elan.
Real Estate Auclloneera
MMISS IONER'S SALE
A LARGE AND CgNTRALLY-L0CATBD
DWELLING.
NO. 1908 ROSS STREET.
A FINE LOCATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BY virtue Of the hereinsftor-mentoned decree
/ will sell by auction. on the promises, On
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1899,
at 5 O'Clock J.. ~. tho TAREE-sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No. 1873 Ross
street., between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, containing eleven rooms, besides de-
tached kitchen Win five rooms, c0al-house, bath,
clo-ats, &c, and In gooi order throughout
The capacity OF the house and its central aud
convenient location com btne 20 render this n
good purchase Tor a home or as Al Investment
and it is ospeciGlly desirable "a boarding
house. The loi IS elxl23 feet 10 an alloy.
TFRHs: One fourth cash and Tho residue AZ
elk, twelve and eighteen month. FOR notes, with
interest added ana fite retained, or more than
one fourth or all issh, at tbe option OF The pur-
chaser THOMAS q. JACKSON.
Special Commissioner.
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I. 4. TUNNICLITFE G Co
AUCTI0NEERS.

We will sel 70 au- tion on
FRIDAY rHs i6TH ISsrANr.
at sci east Broad street city, At 100 4 Vi,
A FINE ASSORTMENT or HOUsEHOInrrI
NITURR, COMPRHlSGPARLOR Asr gll.
ROOM SUITS. RUGS, LAMPS. LprS1r,
BUFFETs, FOLDING BEDS, C-ola4
GLASSWARE. CROCKEKY. MIRRORS
PICTURES, MATTRESSES, TABLES. riASl
tby BroadWood, London.
FINE SET or ASDlROSs' AND srsnAt
OTHER ARTICLES to- humorous 20 ne,
ton.
T. II. Tunntcli6e g. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
IMMEDIATELY

after mo above sale We will sell tho TWO TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. ~ i've rooms
each. on China between Belgifers and Pine
streets, nos. Gl3 and COS. These houses have
good front and depth, with sid0 alloys, and ar0
well built GEORGE :. YASEUN & SON,
rnvl5 Auctoneera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
NOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES.
TIE SCuOOLCRAFT GROVE, Just above Con-
federatc Soldiers Home on GROVE AVENUE,
recently purchased by one who desires M
PROVEMESTS rather than FANCY PRICES
and who will sell 20 builders at price OF open
field lots on THREE YEARS TINE. Call early
and select one or more OF these BEAUTIFUL
LOTS, UNEQUALLED in the suburbs OF Ricb-
moni. j. THOMPSON BROWN q o.
ny 1i-Su. Tu&Th3t NIB Msin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
BY J. Thompson Brown Is Co.,
Real Estate Agents All AuctiOnsers,
No. llf9 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

~ or
THREE MODERN STOCk-HRICK TWO-STORY
DWELLINGS or NORTH LINZ OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
ANDA FhAME DIV ELLlNB, No. 2IJ,
TWENlY-ElCnILSfk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

SMITH AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST DEfNE-
ARD, SURVIVING TRUSTEE DEFgNDANr-lH THs
CHANcRRY COCRT or The CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Charles W. Goddin. clers u said court, cor
tify that the bond required Of the special CON.
missioner by tho decree ia said cause Of October
&, 1852. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF NOvem-
Der, 1919.
my 10 CHARLES W. GODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15


Real Estate Agents and Auctionesr,
TXFCUTOR'S SALE OF EIGHT
H SMALL NEW FRAME TENRMENTs. SIT
UATED AT TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
GILLIAN AND NICHOLSON STREETS. AND
VACANT LOT ADJOlSING.-Acting uLa1r the
provisions Of the Will ~ James Gum, lecesso1,
and decree Of the Richmond Chaucefy court,
entered on tho 18th day II MRrcn, 1880 IN Tho
suit Of Gums executor 10. Gunu and dis.,
shall as executor. proceed 10 cell at puzzle Guc-
tion, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, NAY -, 1891.
AT 81 O'Clock, the HbOve-described PROPERTY.
Ths dwellings, contain two rooms each. They
ara comparatively new and 10 good order. with
lots fronting about l5h feet each on the sou'h
side Of Nicholson street BY 40 feet deep 70 an
alley.
This property rents readily. being all occupied
now ant yielding good rental
Also, VACANT LOT Gi!oninR ihe above cn1-
mems on the east, fronting = feet on tie sonih
side Of Nicholson stress ~ cepIh Of 10 feel 20
81 alley.
TsRMs: one fourth cash: balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months. for negotiable
nolos, with interest added nom day Of sale, and
title retained until all the purchase money IS
paid: or. receive a dee and give deed VI ifust
10 secure the deferred payments, or all cash al
the option OF the purchaser.
\. X. GUM, Executor.
SUTTON & Co.
aud A9ctoneerS
QUARLEs J. McCUaDY,l my 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
By George 5. Ysshon & Son.
Real Estate Auclionoera

EeaI L5Iato AnclonoerA
UCTION SALE or TWO
"A FRAMED DWELLINGS OF : X ROOMS
EACH on NORTH LINE OF CHINA STREET
BETWEEN PINE AND LAUREL STREETS,
Nos. 40 AND 7i2-By rcqres. % the owner We
will sell tho aboye-iescr bed PROPERTY at
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY IS. 1870.
az o'clock =. NJ These HOUSES are com para
lively new. In good order, and always command
tenants az a good rental. II you wish A paying
Investment or neat. small dwelling a. \ home
attend this sale. Tho LOTS have good front
AID depth.
TERMS: Easy, and announced ~ ale.
GEORGE ;. NASuON & son,
myo Auctioneers.
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ZEAL 1srATE AT PsIvATE SALE
s.T A HERMITAGE. "
FOR cATEOR RENT

Elegantly furnished. Directly on tho sea,
Peautlful house: English Domestic style. one II
the finest In New England. Every modern I'm
proyement: Capaci0us IRE pieces. baths,
steam-beat Fourteen acres Of lawn running TO
tho shore Sea views unsurpassed. Avenue
macadamiyed. Three miles from the city OF
New Bedford. Charming climate. Every con-
venience found in New YORK or B)stoa. Nagni-
nicent drives in all directions. The lawns are
artisiicslIy laid out In walks, drives. costly
rockeries and terraces, RrottOes, ia fact evory-
thing to make q home cheerful, comfortable,
snd elegant. Vessels constantly passing,
making perfect panorama. what q view "
"a senator Wilson said once All this and
Heaven I" Send freel for Illustrated catalogue,
photographs and every detail. f. A. +. ADAMS,
IS north second street. New Bedford, Mass.
NV l5-0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

,r,HlS is TO CERTIFY THAI :
[ hxye appointed W. }. JOHNSON ny 80, 49, =.
10 earIy 90 the JEwELKY AND CoNFs. - ~,
ERY BUSINESS al iST Nense.e 'n sgS ~
aud sell for cash. CATHERINE SvsSsass
AAy I. tsso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

Hsgger,y. guardiaD.l hichmond Chancery
rs Court, decree en-
Ueggerty and ais. tered May Z. 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
AUCTION sALEs-rbn p.,.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LAMBS ,
-, HOTEL, STOCK or GOODS. 49, a
S o. .,,,..! PROPERTY, HOhsts, HJLg.. o..
MA"oN-, &C.. &C, ~ NkW kgNT gOf,..H.
IN pursuance 81 trust-denl from IS 4 ,i
" ne ndersisncd, dated April cd. i.a1. ~.
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vi. soy a. patiic eueiiof, AZ Pros Be-.
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.oh. az re-ldue Do seroli-g 500 l...f
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i1Ra. fNfWiis imi .rnn Bel. uo.se. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
WANTED. BY ENGLISH FARMER

w thoroughly experienced, MANAGERSHIP
OF FARM from go 10 500 acres, on mutual terms
or salary with object Of purchase or rent Adj
dress T. NJ. care National Advertising Bureau,
Balnnore. Nd my l3-eOd2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

BY virtue Of tho above decree. entered on the
above date. the undersigned, special commis-
sionsr therein appointed, viii proceed 10 sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
WANTS.

WANTED. A GOOD CATHOLIC
w AGENT to handle something new. Sells
at sight Apply TO 4. HATTON,
my 1876 207 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

WANTED, BY A BALTIMORE
w Hat-Jobbing House carrying lrst-class
line, a SALESMAN 10 sell goods OF tho road.
Mono but those having an esta olished trade need
Apply. state section travelled aud amount Of
goods can sell To tho right party liberal IN
ducements will be offered. Address until June
Let HATS. care National Advertising Bureau,
Baltimore, Nd. my l3-2t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03
SHirptKG nutES.

The bark Tillie Baker, consigned to
Mcssrs Wing WO Chan & Co, left Hong
kong for Honolulu on March |,
The steamer j A Cumnins brought
1000 bags sugar from Koolau this morn
ing.
The L s s Nipsic returned this morn
ing from short cruise around wind
ward ports.
The American bark Ccylon, Captain
II Calhoun, arrived this morning IL
days from San Francisco with about 900
tons general freight. She is dockcd at
Brewers wharf.
The steamer Lehua will take to-mor-
row to ak;llau roller which is now
being repaired at the Honolulu Iron
Works.
The schooner Kulamanu brought 300
bags rice from Hama eli this morning
The British b ,rk Velocity, Captain
Martin, arrived to-day 50 days from
Honskong with general cargo and Ii
Chinese steerage passengers includi "a
women and hildren. The Velocity
experienced strong n and 5 winds to the
equator, thence to port had light east.
cry winds. She ls locked at Brewers
wharf.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03
JAPAN ITEMS.
{ From tie Jdpon G02gid, }

Mr.. Fuiisliima, Professor in the
Tokyo Agricultural and Dendro.
logical College, has been ordered to
proceed to Europe for study.
On the morning of the nth ult.,
at ! 80 o'clock, Il fire broke out in
kiriu, Joshiu. It originated in
dwelling house OF 'ramagawa, totally
destroying 40 houses and one par
TALLY. Che fire burned for - hours.
The temporary House Of Parlia-
mcnt promises TO he structure OF
considerable ornamental beauty.
The internal embellishments alone
will cost S?S, 600 and the furniture
will cost II further sum of $40, 800.
Mr.. Asada, Governor of this ken,
has given instructions to the Yoke.
hama Municipal Council TO discuss
the proposed establishment of u
dockyard foi Yokohama and to re-
port their decision before the Nth
uli.
Sanction to construct line of
railway from Imaichi TO Nikko has
been given by the Government to
Mr.. Narahara, President of the Nip.
pom Railway Co., the same to he
completed within IL months time.
Mr.. Chinda Sutemi, Councillor OF
Legation, has received sanction to
accept and wear the Order of Knight
Commander Of the Crown conferred
on him 10y the King of Hawaii.
During February l73 vessels were
entered at the Shanghai Customs, as
follows: British, SO; Chinese, 3G;
German, %; japanese, II; and
French, 4. The Danish steamer
Store Nordiske went out and re-
turned three days afterwards, but
she does not appear on the returns
for February.
Before the end Of February of
1892 eight new war vessels are to he
added to the japanese Navy, three
to he completed this year and the
remaining five before the date mem
toned, and thirteen more before
1894. The latter will include two
coast defence vessels, five cruisers
and six gunboats.
From the Mainichi we learn that
the Geographical Bureau of the
Home Department has decided to
establish Meteorological Observa-
tory at Nawa in Oknawa. ken, the
necessary instruments and appli-
ances having been already forward
ed. The LIST of April is named as
the day of opening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03
HONOLULU ENGINE co. NO. |.

Honolulu Engine Co. No. at
tended the funeral of their late COM
rade, NJ. Pico, in Il body in full
uniform. Pall-bearers were b. Orden-
stein, =. O'Sulivan, G.. +. Jensen,
Alex. Gray, l.. IN. Toussaint, and j.
A. Mehrtens. After returning to the
hall the company held its monthly
meeting and elected one new mem
Der. Messrs. b. Ordenstein and j.
McVeish wore appointed commit
tee to draft appropriate resolutions
Of coincidence to Mr.. Pico's family.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to
Hawaii Engine Co. No. 4 for send
ing a delegation to the funeral.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03
OPIUM SEIZURE.

Amongst the freight landed from
the o. g. O. steamer Oceanic from
Hongkong was n lot of 30 chests of
tea, marked "F. T." and consign-
cd to n prominent Chinese firm.
Port Surveyor f. Turrill had given
instructions that any Chinese pack
ages with new marks should be
opened. Accordingly, Deputy Sur
veyor John Good opened one of the
"F. T." packages and was reward
cd by the discovery of opium. The
whole lot OF tea was seized and de-
posted in the Custom House.
1t. cannot be known until all the
packages are opened what guam
tity of opium the lot contains. The
Deputy Surveyor is considered by
some to have acted prematurely in
opening the package before anybody
had claimed the goods.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03
POLICE CURT.

The two Chinese hackmen on trial
yesterday for furious driving were
found guilty and fined $50 and
S3.40 costs each.
Six cases Of drunkenness were dis
posed OF to-day, second offender
getting ten days on the reef instead
of a fine.
A navy man was fined $40 for as
saulting Peter Davis.
Lau Wal, manager Chinese Thea
tire, and four others are on trial for
common nuisance. w. II. Castle
assisting prosecution; V. V. ASH
ford for defendants.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03

HANGING in the parlor OF the In
sane Asylum, Kapalama, is crayon
bust portrait of DIR. S. q. Tucker, the
superintendent. The portrait was
copied from photograph and was
done by an insane native, who never
had lesson in such work. The
drawing was done on n piece of COM
mon white paper and is a strikingly
true likeness of the doctor. 1t may
be said, without any reflection on tho
character of the doctor, that, ms soon
as the job was finished, the native
went ravring mad.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03
A NEW ARM0RY.

Co. b, Honolulu Rifles, has rent.
ed McInerny Hall, to be occupied
as the company's armory. Capt. j..
II. Fisher is getting estimates on
the work required to fit the hall for
its new purpose. 1t is intended to
give the social functions Of the or
ganizalion increased play, and the
new armory is exceedingly well
adapted for festive occasions. Co.
b will probably take new and vi
gorous lease OF life iSthc handsome
headquarters mentioned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-04-03
BOARD OF HEALTH,

The Board OF Health did con-
siderable business at its weekly
meeting yesterday.
Advice was sought by Deputy
Sheriff on Kauai as to what he
should do regarding mail carrier
under suspicion of aiding q sus-
pected leper to escape by warning
him of the approach OF officers. he
was ordered to be notified that the
official could be prosecuted if proof
against him were available.
A petition was received from in
fuential residents of Hilo-J. Il.
Baker and others-praying for a
new leper station at that town. She
riff Hitchcock is to be instructed to
make an examination of the station
and report TO the board.
Owing to rise in the price OF
taro, caused by blight on the islands
of Maui and Molokal, the contractor
for supplying the leper settlement
will lose on his contract unless il
can DO altered.
DR.. Thompson, formerly of Ko-
haIa, has accepted the position OF
Government physician for North ant
South Kona, and is expected here
by the steamer Australia tomorrow