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, 1890-05-24

The following history of the Central
Sugar Factories in Brazil, in which many Of
our readers are interested, was given by The
chairman at an extraordinary general meet.
ing held in London last month. 1t will
show the risk that has to be run by those
who place their money in undertakings in
foreign landS:-
"The company was brought out with n
Brazilian Government guarantee. A time
OF crisis in the sugar industry came, and
prices receded fnlIy $40 per ton, which
made it impossible for the company to
carry out its contracts with the planters.
except by mourning a loss, which more
thau absorbed all the guarantee, and still
left a deficit on the working expenses. The
board, after mourning a direct responsibiIi.
ty of g6,000, found itself, early in theicr0p
of 1867, unable to continue operations.
The planters we're appealed to, and they
were asked to modify their contracts. which
they refused to do, and a liquidation be-.
came inevitable. When liquidation was
resolved upon che debts in this country
were ga, 900 and in Brazil $4,000, to meet
which there we're liquid assets amounting
to 5000. The position therefore was that
for q triling sum the company should have
been able to ~re.enter on their property.
subject only to the claims of the planters
for their %unexpired contracts. An immedi.
ate offer was made to them to take off their
canes in the factories. the company provid.
ing staff and agreeing to recoup the, plant.
ers for any difference between the proceeds
of the produce made and their contract
price for canes. That, however, was re.
fused they deliberately allowed their canes
60 rot on the ground. The company was
treated by the local courts as if it were
without any of the safeguards provided by
international jurisprudence for undertake
ings unable to discharge their liabilities
The factories were sequestered at The in.
stance of the planters. Still there remained
in the committees hands the important
weapon that they could keep them closed,
and thus force the planters to reasonable
terms. This last resource was, however,
, 1890-05-24
Barbados News,

April md May are the two principal
months Tor sugar manufacture. The To-
port Tor last month was not satisfactory.
Gains amt showers very much interfered
win the reaping and grinding the canes
and converting them into sugar. In some
parishes, Christ Church, for instance, good
progress WAS nevertheless made. One
report from this parish says ''The weather
on tue whole was very prOpltiOuS for reaD.
ing the ctOpj btl9ht suns, good winds, and
veIy few RAINY days, were tue features of
the month. Inc progress III S~ugar-making
was, ON The who e, good, and the Weld Of
sugar per acre Is NeIy SaliStac. Ory. Very
lille trouble has been experienced in The
boiling house the juice is good, and there.
tore lis conversion into sugar has been an
easy process. Great trouble and worry
have, however, been experienced in getting
the canes cut, loaded, and carted. The
scarcity 0I cane cutters, and the sinking
OF the young labouIers from this kind Of
work have also caused much anxiety to
planters.
THIS complaint about labour is very
general. Another correspondent writes =
line tension TINS season in the reaping
process has been, and still is, very great.
AlOSC planters say they never had such
1'""N'N u OOI"IH the
delay IN reaplas. When the m0tiue po,cer
Is Increased for grinding, the difficulty Will
Increase unless There is more unity and
executive ability displayed amongst the
planter frlteruItv." Another writes =
cine labOur M Grket is still dull, not so
macn from want Of labour as from n mani.
fest relngnAnce ON the part of the people
To engage lii hrld work, although an Advance
OF e0ages has Gerry generally been qtuen in
thtS direction" Anl another saws Fla.
OOur has not been by any means equal to
the requirements of the planter. One
manager reports 1t as very Scant and I'm.
satisfactory cutters doing slack DAVIS
work, leaders indifferent and often make q
blank day, even carriers working in a LIST.
less and careless fashion. The supDly Of
%labOur, once SO large, is certainly muoh
less, although the population is IargerD
But, Notwithstanding these uptoward
reports of the want OF labour, q consider
BILE breadth of canes has been reaDed ami
manufacturer into sugar.
with reduced stocks in the EnvliSb ora
American markets, and increased consumn.
ton, The highest price to-day for sugar was
only $2:lO per 100 lbs. and for MoIasses. IA
cents per gallon, and that, only for a limited
quantity. The Planters, however. ara in
no way cast down. On the contrary. great
attention IS being paid to the young cron
which is everywhere reported an splendid
If there be any complaining. at all, it ia
that the young crop is too forward. 81 far
, 1890-05-24
Jamaica Industrial Exhibition.

tuesday our representative. recommended
oy one OF the Assistant Engineers. made
an Inspection OF che Exhibition Grounds
a"" aiSo Tue numerous and handsome build.
llGS III course OF erection. Three laroe
travelling ScaHJldlngS have been construct.
Gu III tho mall building, and are constant.
y m'ut use OF. Ole Of these scaffoldinrs
mas oetn Quit high enough to admit
ol tue conpI ton Of The dome. r.
was WIN ulboundrd pleasure that O1r ra.
p' sentative perceived that the contractors
-MesSrs. Wortley and Mus, and Mpssrs
LANG, Lothian aud Dunbar-wrre on tha
grounds, ami hard at w0rk-tbe former at
me western end OF the building. and the
Iatter, at the EASTERN end of il. The STIFF
were actively engaged in the erection Of
the tranSeptS and dome. All tba l,rga
Orders requisite for the main b~pild;nrb,Va
oern htlSlrd, andare consequentIv ready for
erection. The side columns are heino nl3cod
Ill theIr respective positions. and every
necessary preparation is being mad, for
thelr formation. AS he passed along the
grounds our representative was moro than
dS'onlsled at the remarkable nroorpss
WhIcl the buildings &c. have made within
the past fortnight. But this can easily he
accounted for. There are Something like
TWO hun1red men ar work, and Rhe opera.
'IonS are under the personal supervision OF
men possessed OF both ability aud energy.
al tue machinery necessary to assist in
Tue construction of the buildings. Is on
Tue s.touhlS, amongst which we noticed a
circular saw which is worked by the aid of
" sdS engine. |hile on the scene we oh.
served the arrival of large quantities of
ei""eI, "hlcl was conveyed in draws, &c.
:" tue harbour. The grounds, by the
""s' nave all been laid out, and planted
~ grass Directly in front of the main
cunning, u part OF the ground has been
TaeP"Ieu Tor the construction Of a fountain.
au0'o arc entrance end exit gates in front
OF the building. 1t will not be vary Iono
oeIore the ornamental railing. to be- ulac4d
all the way along the same part of The
gr0unds-0n the race course Sill. n, tba
exhlbltion-will be up. At tbr eastern
END, the ground is also mapped out for fine
oullulnS oil another fountain thereon Exit
anu entrance gates are also noticeable on
the eastern SIDE OF the building. Every.
where tnere are pathways and carriage.
drives formed, the first named being fen
Ieet "lde anu the latter twenty feet. On
Tue northern side the ground has been
mauo ready Tor the reception of the tobag.
gan Siioo anu S~WItchback railway. In order
70 make tue seed which has been sown in
tne ground take root, a plentiful supply of
wafer is daily forthcoming from ~standpipes
.naC arc scattered all over the grounds. To
lie west OF the ground where the toboggan
sllde anu swltehback railway will be con.
structed, is a Large portion OF ground that
VIII % converted into a roller skating rink.
At the extreme northwestern part of the
Exhibition is the ground on which the
Industrial Village-one of the principal at.
traetiOns-will be located. In the meantime
the main building will derive the most at
%tentlon, as it is most desirable that it
, 1890-05-24

House of Represe ntativeS, Washington,
D. g., July 30 1888
Sir
am directed in reply to your que
re OF the sugar proviso i'll the Mills bll
to say.
1t is intended to provide against the
reduction OF rates on any sugars hereafter
imported which may pay an export dnty
whether the legislation imposing Sucn
export duty be previous 10 or subsequent
to the passage Of the bill.
Respectfully Yours.
henry TALBOT,
Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-09

TWO CANAL COMPANY
4 cation of principal place oil ousl-
ness, Carson City. Nevada. o.
works, Owens Valley, Inys county,
alifornia.
Notice IL hereby given that
AZ a meeting of tue Board Of Directors
ED on the 4th Gay of Feb. 1880, an
assessment (No.l0l Of ten Q0) cts per
share was lev led upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable immedi-
rte v, in United states gold coin, TO the
secretary al the office of The Company,
corner Of carson and Pro tor streets,
larson city, Nevada Any stock upon
which this assess ment shall remain
4 paid en- the 4fh day OF March, 1880.
yIli be Delinquent and advertised Tor
sale at pub bile auction. and unless pay
-nent is made before, will be solo on
Tuesday the 1fh day OF April
$50, o pay he delinquent assess nent,
together with cost o. advertising ana
expenses of sale By order OF the
Sssid Of Directors.
r. r. HOFER,
Secretary
ofice-Att the Bullion and Exchange
Berk corner of Carson and Proctor
streets, Carson CITY Nevada. funeot
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ENERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

DR.. Brown Sequard deYotes seven
teen pages of The Forum to prov
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and left-each thoroughly finished
and furnished, and capable of carry
ing on business without the other
half. This is great news, especially
as it would be a satisfaction at times
to know that some members of the
human family have even one.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

The quickness with which the
world moves in our time is shown
by the fact that within three days
after the fire that destroyed the
contents of the Western Union
telegraph building in New York
and melted the ends of the wires
centering there the press dispatches
and stock quotations were transmit
ted as usual.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

SENATOR Frye, of Maine. puts the
question Of reciprocity like this:
It has nothing to do with either
free trade or protection. The gov
eminent derives q revenue of $780,
900, 900 q year from sugar. 1t
wishes to cheaper that commodity
to the people by removing the duty.
We consume an enormous quantity
Of sugar annually, and must pur-
chase part Of it abroad. Shall we
pay for it all in cash, or shall we
seek means Of friendly barter
whereby we can exchange for it
meats, -four lumber, shoes, ETC.?
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

Both the method and results when
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11
FURNISHING GOODS.

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ment, invite my Annapolis friends and
others when III the city to call and inspect
our large stock, feeling assured that can
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other House. J. T. JEWELL.
In connection with this establishment is
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polls, where all information will be given. Ais
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11
Government In Amerlca.

Writing OF good government aud
universal suffrage in America, in
the Cosmopolitan, Edward Everett
Hale, remarks:
The friends of good government in
America viii always be trying 10 lift
the average. They will be trying 10 lift
Ii In its intellectual and in its ply sicial
affairs, they will be trying to bring up
the character of schools and libraries
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ton to the brain, quicker intelligence
the knowledge of more facts, and the
other factors of intellectual power. At
the same time they will be trying to
improve the physical education of the
people, that a regiment of men on occa-
sion may march seventeen miles a day
more easily than thirty years ago a regi-
ment marched sixteen miles, and that
q company of sharpshooters may hit at
200 yards better than their fathers hit at
100 yards. But 1t Is not in the physical
or the intellectual education that the
country rests its certainty of triumph.
1t is In the eternal certainty that IL you
will give a reasonable chance for the
powers of life to do their work right
will subdue wrong, truth will subdue
falsehood, and in general good will be
stronger than evil. This open field is
certainly given by universal suffrage.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

A correspondent in England
writes to an American newspaper
that 1000 persons have been en-
ployed in getting out Stanley's
book, and that 600 tons of paper
have been used in printing it. Yes;
but that does not prove that it is a
good and useful book, says the
Baltimore Herald. 1t has been
noticed frequently that permanent
literature is not measured by the
size and weight of the first edition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

All first class ships are now splen-
didly lighted by electricity. The
vile, dim little lamp N cuddy hole
at the side of the passengers berth
making the dimness still more
CHASTITY and the smells yet more
horrible, is no more, and good
radiance to it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Hats of Finest Quality.

Our Goods are all new and fresh, no
old stock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

We may expect some gold to be in
circulation now. The treasury de-
partment has decided to pay it out
whenever 1t is called for as long as
there is any left.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

CORPORAL Tanner has received
over 5000 applications for pensions
under the new dependent pension
bill already. That means $50, 900
for the corporal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11
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INDIGESTION. and stomach disorders. use
BROWNS IRON RETTERs.
All dealers keep Il. 81 per bottle Genuine has
Il trademark aud crossed red lines On wrapper