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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-30
CHU ON 8 90,
INPoRrERs AHD DEALxRs IN
Chinese AND japanese Fancy Gsyts
4s Nuuan. Street. Honolulu.


Have constantly on hand, Silk, Satin,
Crepe, Grass-cloth, embroidered and hem
stitched silk and grass-cl0th Handler.
chiefs, silk and crepe shawis and scarfs; Q
great variety of japanese and Chinese tea
sets, vases, bronze and lacquered wares,
ivory. sandal wood and tortoise shell card
cases, paper cutters, fans, and iewelry
cases; gold and silver jewelry. set with
tiger claws, cat-eyes and lumber, such %
scarf pins, earrings. bracelets. necklaces,
etc; an assortment Of Chinese and Japan
csc nick-nacks and curioeities too nunAer-
ons to specify; Chinese mating specially !:
also. . large quantity Of ebony and marble
furniture In sets, tables, chaifs and settees;
full assortment of flower pots, artificial
flower baskets. lacquered and bamboo
goods, etc.. ETC..
A new Tailor shop has just been opened
on the premises BY the same firm Of Chm
On T. Co., with large selection OF lne
goods, suitings. disgonals, and icy
trooserings, which they win make q 20
order.
- D0-The publicis respectfully invited Ia
inspect our goods. l3zs1n
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A man and his wife advertise for
a situation,
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DIED.

June - NV WVyaialua, Oahu, ON Sun
at HaIs,aaaSS' o, Ernest, third son of
fse. eaa' ESQ.,, in the 22d year of
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Notice to Creditors.
Meeting Notice.
1926

! SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
~ holders of the Hawaiian Pacific Gable
Co. will be held on THURSDAY, July 8
800 at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Office Of =. A. Magoon. Attorney, Homo
lnIus "a. l., to vote upon proposition to
mortgage the property for constructor
expenses. This call is under Articie : o.
" omS ]. s. BARTHOLOMEW.
dI5n~Iw President and Treasurer.
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The band will not give concert
at Emma square this evening being
engaged to play at the State dinner
at the residence Of Minister Cum
Minis.
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The Mariposa left for San Fran
cisco shortly after noon on Saturday.
The Hawaiian band was on the
wharf and played her of.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-30

The Fourth of July reception at
the United States Legation by Hon.
John l.. Stevens, U. S. Minister
Resident, will be from 4 to 6 o'clock
P. N.
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The new pipe organ for the foreign
church at Makawao, has arrived at
it's destination, and will soon be
placed in position.
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Bonds For Sale.

cIy PER CENT. BONDS OF THE
~ H.-a;;an Government. Free of all
,tares For particulars apply TO
'"Ao0' 6. BREWER Il CO.,
Queen Street.
Honolulu, June q, 1890. l51-3t
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The Kamehamehas have got a
good grip on the championship.
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Look out for an accident on Bere-
tania street this week. It will be
caused by those projecting tramcar
tracks.
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Inspectors of Election
I'd Precinct, LIST District.

MEETINGS OF THE INSPECTORS
III of Election of the I'd Precinct of the
LIST District, Honolulu, for the purpose of
correcting the List of Voters for Mobiles
for the Special Election to be held July 9,
1890, will be held as follows:
On Tuesday, July l, 1890, and Tuurs-
day, July 8, 1890, between the hours of
4:3O and 1880 P. NJ, at the Public School
House on Beretania street near the Peo-
pies Ice Works.
hours of IL M. and P. NJ, at the Office of
]. Alfred Magoon, No. AZ Merchant street,
Honolulu.
By order of the Inspectors.
J. ALFRED MAGOON,
ALBERT LUCAS,
15O-3t e. 4. HENDRY.
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DIR. LUTZ

WILL HAVE OFFICE HOURS FROM
w 8to ga. n. and to 5 P. n. at No. 80
Beretania street. between Fort and Nuuanu
streets. Mutual Telephone Nos. 1872 and
l76. - 131-1m
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS,


Aapaa, per stmr Jas Makee. June
EtOlIns, Miss Collins, Mrs MOller,
Sen and 4 deck.
lluai, per stmr Mikahala, June %
e6N and A S Wilcox. E Kopke. DR.
nsOn, A Larsen and wife, Hon w III
ne and family, ] A Mears, F r
Mss Needham, and q deck. -
Maui, per stmr Likellke, June 90
Allen, D Center, wife and 3 chill
sV kauoho and 2 children, Hat
saa!a, Miss Kahikimoe, Miss Nc
Miss A Publ, J Anderson, B
Mss ID K Stiles, Miss G E Stiles,
Baldwin, Hon l. Won Tempsky.
AaTela, J G Carney, wife and 8
land 60 deck.
DEPARTURES.
" Francisco, per r NJ s Mariposa,
sICol z Spalding, Mons Alfred
'sna Austin, Miss Austin, III E
Master Hall, DR. w A Mack, Mrs
Saore, Mrs l A Lowell and child,
1a ,ssan. Il N Webster, T Mclean,
t"ley' in the Storage and LA in
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
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Mr.. j. F. Morgan sells desirable
property in Nuuanu valley at noon
to-day.
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DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY, June %.
1 NaripOsa, for San Francisco.
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The Legislative Assembly meets
at 10 o'clock this morning after a
two weeks adjournment.
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His Elk. John A. Cummins Min
lister of Foreign Affairs will give a
State dinner this evening at his resi-
dence.
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The festival of st. Peter was oh.
served at st. Andrews and the
Roman Catholic cathedrals yester-
day.
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The r. M. S. Alameda will be dne
next Saturday morning from San
Francisco en- route to the Colonies.
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. DYER TAKES PLEASURE IN
U1 informing the Ladies of Honolulu that
she has opened Dressmaking establish
ment ON the corner of Kinau and Punch
bowl streets, where she is prepared to give
entire satisfaction to all orders entrusted
to her care. Terms reasonable. 133-1m
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At noon to-day Mr.. L. j. Leyey
will sell that handsome rowing and
sailing boat at his salesrooms.
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NOTICE.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" will be paid by the undersigned to any
one who will give Information securing the
conviction of the party or parties who poi
soned our working horses ON the night of
June 5th inst. in the yard back of our
store with entrance from King street.
HENRY DAVIS & CO.,
138-1m So Fort Street.
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Wanted at Once.

- A COTTAGE WITHIN TWO
IN: or three blocks from the corner of
liil Fort and Hotel streets, suitable
for three gentlemen for house
keeping. Address z. 0. Box @7. 1915
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DIR. A. B. CARTER

uAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE To NO.
IL SO Beretania street. between Fort and
Nuuanu streets. Office hours-9:30 to II
A. H.. and to 4. and to p. II. Mutual
Telephone No. 392.@ 131-1m
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E0-A special Train will run between
Pearl City and HONOLULU. Tickets for
sale at Pearl City. 153-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

appointed commissioner, -. o..,i' ,o IT, &,
Assem- Yiy' ,o Nee, ln ..",.' ,
M"l. '5i..',i ',,' i''', ,..,..
uisii'l-sen 7, h,ShoNe I'99n.s ti.,
he'. D'h,ei ni.i,. i''" . ..,
N"Nt 'huI,", ana . it.'l ''', wv
tn"' 'nu,ch July Mali M '' ''i''.'', N'.
ance OF me call. lhfee emu. .hes aye I'D n.
ois'ni%eo ih lhe uounn7 gu fsy.,ol ',,f H'
n,,I'S Hpilh5' loW VII. amy le Hi,,i'
.es'. '',s o.,.,' .ii, w. oi ',n W. '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
NORTH CAROLINA.
Many Interesting News Items Collected ai
Knleigh and Greensbnro.

RkLFICn. y. G., April H. Special. -
Rumors which have been current IN rail-
road circles lof several weeks past are OH.
ciallv confirmed here to-day. Major John
g.. Ninder. Of this city, who has for nneon
wears past been general manager az the -Ul-
DOarl AR Line system south of weldon.
ha. been appointed general manager oi ihe
whole system. including the >eao0art ano
Roanoke road between Weldon and Ports
mouth.
This appointment win make Major Win.
der general manager OF through line nuu
Portsmouth tO Atlanta when the Georgia
and Carolina branch of the ~capOau s}a-
tenn is completed, which will be in few
months.
The concert given 0v The King Daught
ers' organization here last night inr cbdrl-
table purposes. drew 0gc O. The largest au-
dioncos ever seen here. The net receipts of
the entertainment, after an expenses were
paid. were Ssal.
There is great apprehension chat inIs sea-
sons tobacco crop in this section viii le ln
entire failure There is much iaik among
tobacco men in regard o. tie damage Co.
Young tobacco plants. Beds have been
killed ont Ia very great quantities DO thi>
section by bugs and cold weather. 8
Granville farmer WAS here. aul uf reported
that in some places in That county snaii-
were eating young plants.
A corps of surveyors 0l the iynchluf-
and Durham Railroad are at present
south of Durham surveying the lin' Dr.
tween the latter town and Fayetteville.
Two routes will be surveyed before the
southern extension is decided upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
WILLIAMSBURG
an Exciting Tox-Hunt-Niany Little Per-
sOnals Of interest.

WuIAMsBUEG. VA. April l2.-.sle-
ciaL Monday VIII De County Court day
and o. large attendance is expected as se'e-
raj felony cases are set for trial.
Ihe whlic-sch0Ol trustees are opposed i0
any radical change of lle text books now in
use.
A GOOD many cItizcrs went up on the train
0altcnd the sale oi thc elects Ol Tine iaie
Dr. R0. T. B'nn.. A GOOD deal of various
sorts of personal property was sold AND
brought GOOD prices.
Mis-. Minnie Miles, OF RidgW1y. IenHafi-
yauia. leit her home on Friday evening.
She spent the winter here with her aunt,
Mrs. John W. Davis.
The Regulars. of This place, have decided
tO attend boz body ihe unNciling oi ile Ire
-taluc iu May. They Hre WhulesoW and
genial fraternity. and viii not only aid to
the numerical strength of tine vast assembly
that viii he present On That august occasion.
but will also ly their hilariiy Dy their
patriotic devotion t0 southern principle
assist boz making it g. memorable event.
have been informed hy 900 Official 0'
the lhDsauoahc and Ohio Railway Chat Do Dr.
fha intention OF tine management soon o.
ren0yate aii the dep0is 0n the Peninsula
Division and dress tnem zap in orange
color
Mrs. William Christian end her charming
little daughter. Bette. who llFe been iue
quests for several days of DR. and Mrs. Leo
Henley. returned home yesterday.
Colonel w. &. Darlington, eN-Mayor oI
Richmond, paid quite lengthy visit here
Yesterday. Hc Iec0unied much 40 l, cA-
narience of past year, both boo military anl
civil iiie.
Mr Henuineham Harrison, who has heoa
down for some weeks Win severe case oi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
The FISHING SEASON HAS NOW
FAIRLY OPENED.

Odd Baseball Game at Lyncinurg-
Tobacco Sales at Dan,nlo-West Ham
over rrosbytcry Prom au over tie
state
ALEXANDRIA. April l2-., Special. THE
nsh business has fairly begun. something
lihe 100000 herring and several thousand
shad are arriving at the fish wharf daily.
Considerable fish comes up by the river
boats and by rail ana express. The renter
oi fho fish wharf is ndoa,oiine 90 have
monopoly that Council grants with The
rental of the wharf DO is also held Chat
Washington merchants who send their
cods over in thcir delivery wagons. should
also Doe assessed for wharfage. Nc.. as is Che
case With hucksier5 and country people
who bring their wares uu from down the
river.
The shoe factory company has purchased
ihc OIL Green furniture factory. aud is geI-
Ting ready to give Out proposals. for furnish
ing I'D with machinery of modern patterns.
Much iO the regret of thc company. Mr.. g..
Powell DIl bias retired from the secretary
Hu0 treH-urership. Mr.. Ju-tus schneider
purchased DIS interest Cone hundred and
ite sharcs) and was elected TO fu the Vac
c8ucy.
The Democratic primary election, 90
choose nominees for the general election
next month. is set for the 2sth instant. AS
yet the only opposition is for Common
wealth's-Atomey. which four young law-
yers are after The May election chooses
several aldermen. city surveyor, city sel-
celrf. secretary of gas works. Common
Wrnifh's-lt ttOruCY. city treasurer. ulagit-
irltls. and coustablos. The result of the
primary is about equivalent tO an election.
People here from leesburg say that they
want ihe Congressional Convention of next
summer heid up there. They have % new
town hali and new hotel at Leesburg. and
+ this they ASK because they have never had
/ DO before.
The guild. called the Chidrus Minister
I ine League. held iair1f SO. lau's lcctur -
room this afternoon. III was pretty affair.
and the bright faces OF happy children iu
This good work rs worth much more tO wife
ness than tho combined charge admission
and sweet meats at 81 per pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

ffprEnARY. April i2.-OWing o. the non-
arrival Of some Oi the speakers, fne ceremf p
nie- connected with The opening Of the town
0f Now Inperiry were delayed until after
nOon There WAS q trrs large attendance
and The enthusiasm was grelt. Music dud
ihe display % flags were conspicuous iea-
lure. ~ fhp occasion. 4 lumDer OF ilish
l.aIpr. delivered speeches, and portraits
vi all fl. principal natonalisfs were
prominently displayed. Cannon CallA
called fhe meeting 90 order. Ar fici1n
and l1dl -lulhur-i thauAolf.e p.nlieo tie
re,g f0Wnflf ile courtesy extended them as
guo.is. and f0r TOE r'rit rAempiiled hy the
meeting. Nr DaNItf aId ile lr.t care oi
the eyicted people who bed formed the town
would he ful fAe reli.f ilelr poorer brcih-
r.u. aud fnrir action would rebound tO the
u-lise Of iht Irish ,eop.r. Mr.. OBricn
aalitaroH ur Orlfilu lu which he SAID De
was .ial % b. back in the thick 0f the light.
ne had paid tho highest compliment ~ the
uaorle OF Ippenry for their patience ana
G iufage in the risks they had assumed in
devotion 90 the natlye soil.
Ata banquet this evening. attended by a
thousand guests. Canon cahil presided.
Letters OF regret were received from num-
Der "a English Liberal members oi Parlla.
neuf. slr. o. Brien, on rising 20 speak, was
enthusiastically cneered. lie expressed
thanks Tor the reception. and denounced ~,
course 81 Secretary Balour toward Ireland
Mr. Dasitt and others also spoke.
The banquet was held ia ihe new William
O'Bricn arcade, which was ilnely decorated
Portraits OF Gladstone, Emmett, farnell
and other noted friends Of Ireland, adorned
the walls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

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frcshmtuts.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

-igbs The Voice az Evening ana ANTS
"Ihe NIi Nhfol.r whose tender melody
charmed iaa ear Numerous cnrofee were
called for. and dip l0reiei and other favor
ties were given. Thomas Nelson rage 5
pathetic ballad welded % the appropriate
music of Nr. Wheat. "Nay Down n the
south was exqui-iiely rendered by four oi
tle club. lDd Nf Mr. Howard SHIELD. lhn
rendition OF popular college songs. such as
"~Imr. Simon tohDler' and "ihe Crow
etc.. were raIurousiy received.
Between each song Of tle Gieo Club there
were selections ly the banjo club. CONE
posed of fho following members. q. =. Car
ior. leader. first banjo, q. =. Carter. J. Z.
stevens: second banjo. J.. b. Norman:
guitar. O.. VI. BOYLE. -. p. Provence, II. q.
Rodman. Never were bani0s and guitars.
tied with COLLEGE c0i1rs. PLAYED with more
skilI. and never WIS an audience so eninu-
-IHslie. ~0 many were The encole- That only
Daro mention can Doe made OF the most dill
cuit pieces. drum flutl. ie Of BullNky. Der
Icuiri Cabin Dance. -oeudsn. Ir Carter
played ,.iome. Sweet Home 10y request.
iAe club leit on the morning train for
Lynchbufg, where they played tonight.
lNo dozen young mcn, comprising the
Johns Hopkins University Glce and Banjo
club. gave Tine last concert of their Easter
tour mere last night: they had been in Nor
uik. O.d Point. Hampton and Petersburg.
playing 90 large audiences. The concert $50
iho liyeeia was particularly successful.
Ils best OF the -erle. was tha one in Char
l0ffn-gila. The Banjo Club deserves spc-
ci.l notice. as 30 hos been commended on
al sides llr lhe eieeancy and finish of
ifs playing. Their reputation has
larlv been founded on the celebrated Oar
kicf Patrol and stevens Mazurkl. The
Giee Club isu u0t behind. having bad ihe best
OF training and being iu iinc voice. Ihe
mmtetic the pick of the latter club. has
two numbers ON the programme which
never uI of their encores. Altogether, the
concert given by tine boysis a thing fo7 their
university 60 be proud Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
SOUTH BoSTOM.


SOUTH Boston. Vac April H.. Special
There wa- quite q large gathering Of capi-
mlisl- here yesterday. A special train
over ihe IynchhLrg and Durham brought
these from iynchhurg and tine southwest.
The object was the organization oi tue
South Boston improvement Company. The
m.0lu1 was presided over by Major Peter
j. Oar. president of the Lynchbure ANA
Durham railroad, and Ar Joseph
~failins acted as secretary. The per-
maucnt organization was completed
hy the election of Major ii. a.
Elmunds0n. president; Alexander Bruce,
Nico-urosideni; ll.J. Watkins. of Charlotte
county. secretary and treasurer. and the fol-
lowing board of directors. Peter j. Obey. of
LYnchburg: J.. j.. shaw, of Lychoure
Honrp Ea-lev. of South Boston: Joseph
-tabllns. OBJ South Boston. The capital stock
was fIod al tZ5loOl. and $4,000 was sub
scrlI.d 0n tha spot. The company accepted
deception from Mr. Alex. Bruce ON 500 acres
0i land in and adjoining ihe town. This
mnd i.os usatfily and directly where The
town i- compelled iO grow.
Ile development of lhe coal near here con-
Gnuo-. and $50 new shafts are being sunk.
and tle deeper they go the better ihe quail
iy Ul ile coal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
IAs nEW eNaLAND ooNFERENcE


Recommend. tho Expulsion Of Professor
DE rre,nle from Ciaiin JniVers.ty.
BosroN, MASS, April i2.-At the New
England Conference this forenoon Rev.
VIM. r. Clarke, Il. d.. for the committee app
pointed 10 report on the condition Of affairs
10 Clah.n University. submitted report
which. In part says: 1T 's With deep regret
that we feel Obliged to notice the recent
murderous assault Of Professor W. ). De
Treyille, Jr., upon Professor }. Il. ,ardo1a,
both members of the faculty Of Clailin Oni-
yersliy. Orangeburg, $. 4. While We have
no excuse 10 offer for the offensive cords Of
Professor Cari0za, and regard them a,
breach Of courtesy. tor which thc.. author
should have made a frank apology, we have
no words 20 express our chagfin tAai
there should BE found professor IN tlailin
University Who could see no way 10 resent
Am insult except tie cOwardiy use of the
b,udgeon. tor this brutal outrage PROBES
sor De Treyille should be relieved OF his pro
lssarship or tried in court as a criminal.
\othlng less than this will Nindicate the
honor of the University and state and meet
the demands OF z Christian civilization
The report was accepted by rising vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

Another improvement Company Char
tered--Lcaf Tobacco Sales.

tered--Lcaf Tobacco sales.
DANyuIE. Va, April l2.-.speciai.I f.
Judee Aiken, Of the liustings Court has
granted "a charter 90 ihe liyeniaw Llnt
Company. of DauGille. of which III. ". Cole
/, president. The company has purchase ID
a ioi of land comprising something over
Two hundred bui.dng lots in DanNiie, ana
viii put iho same on the market 40 au early
date. All the stock in the company has been
taken.
Iaaf tobacco sales have been light this
week. and prices are higher. Shipments ol
manufactured tobacco amount 20 lpl'V'
uDuul-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

Ter Crew Believed TO Have Been saved
b. IL !a.sin< Vessel.

UfF tTtN I'FII'FtH I" F'"F| ''V'' ~ ="
by .a..in< Vessel.
EriE. PA, April l2.-ihc steamer che-
nang0. bound from Buffalo, withoiuVobusn-
els OF grain, took nre on Erie last night and
sank In four iaihoms OF water. The sin3u-
lar part Of the affair IS that her crew i
missing. a few hats In loaiing over the
wreck to-day give rise % tAe suspicion That
the crew perlsbed. The vessel Was sighted
od Erie by the l.ie-5as'nS crew ON me
beach patrol, and when ne life savers went
eut they found no one aboard TIE nnlucAS
cram went down a couple OF hours laief.
The vessel was built IN Detroit three years
age. ~ a cost VI So, ,ieo, ard was owned ~
e.. D. Waterman, of 0rVsse, Nleh' y =
believed that the crew were taken Oh b. \
passing vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
wEsI AANoveR PREssYIERY.
Interesting Meeting 81 Kapid"" station
Coz miss.oner- 20 Assembly.

WAsN SPRINGS, VA april Especial
.,,, Pfesbyiery met at Waddell Church.
eapldan station. Rev. =. L. sho"",9
.s...bed tho .openiug sermon. kev' a. IA a.
is.,c"." ...sa ele @ted moderator. Dir. Littie
Li'iie W., a.. ace. ,nted call 20 the 0ordons-
,,. Church tsr and WI be Installed 'aese on
the third sabbath Of Juo: - p,.,o, .or.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
PECULIAR STATE OF AFFAIRS
Eject or "a Prohibition victory ia Weston
West Virginia.

WESTON. W. VA. April IA remark
able condition Of affairs has been brought
about here by the recent election. Amonlh
AGO "a prohibition Council and Mayor were
elected. Their refusal 10 grant liquor IL
conces cut down the estimated revenue Tor
The year nearly hny per cent. The toWn
had made heavy contracts for lighting ana
improvements, and the prohibition Council
ioresaW a heavy deficit IN order 10 escape
ile difficulty, the entire Council has re-
stoned wiihin the last TWO weeks, and no
bady can Do pursuaded TO hll their places.
The town is without a government aud
without revenue, and meanwhile the sal
q. liquor goes mcrrily on.