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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06
LOST.

pOSTAL SAVINGS BANK BOOK NO.
4 1903 The finder please leave at the
Postal Savings Bank.
Honolulu, March 4, 1890. slim
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06

THIS PAPER IS KEPT ON FILE
l. at E. G.. DAKE's ADVERTISING
AGENCY, "a & IS Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, Cal, where contracts for
advertising can be made for it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06

The brigantine w. G.. Irwin brought a
locomotive and traction engine, for
contractor b. +. Dillingham;.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06

The residence on Liliha street near
Judd street, known as the Bungalow, is
offered for lease. See notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06

1t is rumored that gas company will
shortly be started in Honolulu, and that
the outfit is now on the way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06

The bark J c. Phuger was only eleven
days on her last trip from Honolulu to
San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06

No. GA 1856 drew the capital prize of
$500, 900 in the February drawing of the
Louisiana lottery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-06

The whistle of the Honolulu Steam Planning
Mill is blown daily by electric signal from the
Survey office precisely at Honolulu mean noon.
1t sounds again at % min. SO sec. past O'Clock
D. m. of Honolulu mean time. to correspond
with 12h ON. Os. given by chronOmeters set
for Greenwich mean time This last is especi-
ally for inc benefit of mariners and jewelers..
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Full moon tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
TELEGRAPEIC BREvITIEs.

The Jackson Wooden Mills ct Jackson,
Temp, haya assigned to R. A. Allison. The
liabilities are over 500 coo. The assets are
about $4,000.
The police of New York city began to-day
The work of recountDg the city's population!
Nine hundred and forty ,even officers are
engaged in the work.
At q late hour Saturday night the large
grst mill and box factory III. Fl. Walker
was destroyed by FIRE at Reidsville, N. G.
The lost ia forty-fgs Thousand dollars.
The steamer "Spaandsm" which left
Rotterdam on the 18Th instant arrived at
New York to-day. She has in her cargo
s 500 bales Of Sumatra tobacco valued at
81 500 900.
The President will leave Washington next
Monday for The purpose CT attending the
Grand Army reunion at Gaiesburg, l., on
the 9Th proximo ct Ostumwa, Iowa, on the
oh, and at Topeka, Kansas, on the 10Th.
The Jewish workngmen's educational
club, of Boston, last night adopted resolu-
tons denouncing the action of the mayor Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. In prohibiting the ball ar
ranged fer the 23l Inst by the free thinking
Jews, at the behest of the orthodox fanatics.
The old stone warehouse OF the Redwood
dlstlllery, situated in Kentucky opposite
Madison, Ind, was destroyed By fire yester-
day. The house contained ] 800 barrels of
tax paid whiskey. all of which was destroy
ID The property belonged Levy & Bro. Of
Cincinnati.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
Foreign News.

BERLIN, Sspt. 29-The eyes Of ell nation
alist3 continue TO be fastened upon 'Se
court at Tipperary. whore Messrs. Dillon
O'Brien and their fellow prisoners are under
going trial en- the charge OF oon5piring to
prsvent payment OF rent to Mr.. Smith Barry,
landlord OF Tlpparsry. The psrerpioEy re-
,usal of the court on Saturday to receive the
affidavit of thu defendants obj3cting to
Magistrate Shannon's sitting in the case, on
the ground that be would DC biased, was
considered By the nationalsts as further
Indication that fair hearing could hardly be
expected before The court ad at present con-
situtei. They thi1k that the affidavit vas
entitled to respectful consideration Instead
OF being denounced by the Grown prosecutor
II WAS decided to make one more sf1'rt
to get Shannon cus of the case, and plan
of procedure was formu a.ed. at the re-
mpton OF the trial this morning Timothy
HeslV arose and addressed the court en- be-
ba' of this defendants. He referred to the
refusal of the magistrates to consider the
propristy of Mr.. Saspnon'5 withdrawing
from the casc, ana announced that in view
of this the defendants felt themselves COZ
strained to refer the q1estion to the high
court Of justice at Dabliu. The defendants
be said, would apply TO that court tenor
row Tor writ to prohibit the present maSis-
trste from proceeding With the oonfpraoy
case, on the ground of bias against tne de-
fsnGsnts.
THE HAGUE, Sep. 29-The King shows
no sign of improvement, and his condition
excltes the grsvest apprehension.
LONDON, sapt 29-Mr. Joseph Sa7ery has
been elected Lord Mayor of London.
slavin and McAnih', were aTraigned in
the Lambeth police court this morning on
the charge OF committing breach OF the
peace. The prisoners were remaDded until
Friday. Each was required to furnish bonds
in the eum of $4,000. A police inspector
told the court that the contest was not 9
scientific boxiog IN atch bnt farce and fa.
Tious fight.
PARIS. Sept. 29-Ths delegates to the
mlners federation ir s3ssion at SteDne have
decided to inaugurate general strike On
Oct 5.
BERLIN, Sept. 29.-Tae naval others
club at Kiel gave banquet last night to the
officers attached TO The Uaited States steen-
er Baltimore.
PARIS, Sept. % The Figaro publishes an
interview with signor Crispi, the Italian
Prime Minister. in which he denounced the
annexation OF Tunis by France In spite of
her promises to the contrary, as breach OF
good faith toward Italy. There Is no dar-
ger, he sai3, Of Earcpsas warunleas it is
sought By France. Hs csp,ored the con.
timed increase Of their armsments by the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
Fires.

Fire at Clarksvile. Tenn, yesterday, did
damage amounting to sS5, 600 to the stock
of McGhee Bros lerge grocery establish
mcnt.
Grace PgesbSterla Church ofPeoria. Ill ,
burned during the morning service yester-
day. The fee caught from defective full
mace and caused stampede of the congre-
CATION, but nobody was seriously hurt.
Lose, $4,000.
The stables Of the Central Passenger Rat
wsy Company, Baltimore, we're Quilted by
fire Saturday night. With great difficulty
$50 horses vera freed and later on occurred
by the employees. Dolly few cars and
come harness were burned. A great sup
ply of grain emo hay stored la thu lofts "ss
lost. The total lose ia $50 GOO, insured.
More than one-half OF the extensive stock
yards. plant. and property Of the Anglo
American Provision Company. Chicago, YVES
destroyed by fire yesterday. The most COZ
seryativa estimate of the loss Is $500 O0O,
the highest nearly $1,000 900. 10 the pack
ing-house were 00O dressed hogs, which
had been slaughtered during the past two
DAYS. while on ore h,or of the adjoining
warehouse there were 200 600 pounds of
esusage in process Of curing. On the other
foors of this and the adjoining warehouses
were stored the product of 80 600 hogs, to-
eether with an immense quantity OF beef.
With this material to feed on the frs ragged
furiously for hours, and although twenty
elk of the city engines were called into re-
QUESTION, it was not until late in the alter
noon that 1t was brought under control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

From Mr.. John C. Tsliaferro, the agent for its
sale in this city, copy of lin Darkest Africa ,
by Henry RI. Stanley, has been received. The
book is issued by Charles Scrioner's Sons. New
York. This interesting work is complete in two
volumes OF about $50 RACES each, with two steel
engrsvings aud one huudred snd fifty ilustrs:
tions and maps. 1t is go interesting account OF
the travels and discoveries in tho dark contl-
nent,n ard abounGs in thrilling nara ives. Not.
withs.anding all that has been previousl y said
and written about the interior of Africa, the per-
sonal experiences OF Mr. stsnley as narrated in
this BOOK, remove many otscurities that have
heretofore existed regarding the climate, geog-
raphy and people of that portion OF the world
Concerning the latter be ssys: They have little
or no reasoning faculties. They are brimful OF
life AMI vitality, but they are 30 crude stold spd
unreasoning that instructions are unheeded ex-
cept when under actual supervision, and they
will lose their lives for tri1es which little sense
would avoid" These most familiar with their
race in this country are well aware Of The fact
that these characteristics inhere in the trans
planted, as we'll as in the nstive stock.
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ADVERTISER !:
nations Of Europe, and believed that this
course would end in running Europe to the
advantage of America.
The Burchell Murder Trial.

WOODSTOCK o at Sept. 29.-Tbis is expec'-
ed to be tie last day Of the trial OF John Reg
ina!d Bircbsll, who is charged with the muir
der OF E. G. Bsnwell In Blsnhem swamp In
February last. Iuterest in the case has
steadily risen until now 1t exceeds Anything
ever known IN eimilar case 10 the history
OF Canadian criminal Jurisprudence. Among
those Ia the courtroom to-day we're Mrs.
Blfchal and her sister, Mrs. West.Jones.
Preliminary to the speeches this morning
some unimportant evidence was taken.
mfr. Blackstock, counsel for the prisoner, then
begsn his argument.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
yRGT1IA NEWS.

Toe .ush OF cotton to Norfolk is unprece
dented.
Ex-Meycr Carfirgto7, of Richmond, va
buried il Hollywood Oh Saturday.
A northeast storm prevailed at Norfol
yesterday, submersing the lower sections
the city.
Roth ann Hilton, oolored woman, WIT
wss born 10 1850 in Richmond, died in Chi
cago on Saturday,
General Maho. Q. It ia said, will not rur
for Congress, but will do bis pest to defea
Lsrg ston should be again be candidate
r Il CamDball, trustee. has sold the farm
Of jos. e. Evans, near Warrenton, witt
growing crop Of corn thereon, to Mis-. Mary
D Poinsstt for 5000.
Frederick Homer, NJ. D., i5 preparing
rspub icatiou OF the autograph volume o
the University of ViIgiuia-which was irs
published by The author ia 1850.
Rev Father Lynch, who was implicated
in the recent { fair In Roanoke in which J
B O'Meara was forced by J. ]. Kelly to sigr
psper rstrea.iue charges be had made, was
tried before the Mayor of that city on Sa!us
day and aftsr severe reprimand was dis
charged.
W. a Brad5y, chief of the Pemuekey
tribe OF Indians, who live on the York Rive'
railroad, made mis- annual visit Saturday to
he "Gtent Faher," e5 bis people call the
Governor OF Virginia. Il Ia the custom o.
the Chief TO present bis Excellency With
some tribute, and yesterday he brought him
fine bunch Of sora.
The monument to the private soldiers and
sailors OF the Confederate army now beiue
erected on LbbY Hill will add greatly Ia
the eastern portion CT Redmond. Il is
modelsd after Pampey's pillar. The moi
umeut to General Wick ham will be placed
in the Capitol square. The work uoon the
figure s being done by sculptor Valentine
Saturday while the sheriff Of Isle Of
Wright county aud the constable of Nance
| mond county were attempting to arrest
crazy negro ot WiDdsor. on the Norfolk
and Western Railroad, the negro attacked
| the officers with butcher knife. TIE
| officers ehot TIE negro nine times. After
being shot 1t took four men to hold the
| iura.ic, SO he could be tied. His condition
| is very critical.
Hon E G. Venable has published tbs
speech which he had prepared to deliver in
the House OF Representatives, ghen he was
uuseste6, bus which he was prevented from
delivering. The whole speech is bitter re-
| visw of the disoreditabls conduct oi the re-
publican msjority in contested election
cases. Mr.. Venable dsnounces the report
of the republican committee on elections
ard says that he needsd no defence and ask
| ed no favors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
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ASSOCIATED PRgss DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept. 90
SENATE.

Mr.. Iogalls introduced bill to provide
FOR payment OF arrears of pensions on appi!-
cations fled since July 1ss. 1880.
The Vice President presented resolutions
of the annual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. held ct Dstroit, request
ing both houses of Congress to refrain f:om
holding any session for legislation on the
Sabbath dag.
The House amendments to the Senate bill
for the Incorporation ofttust, loan, mortgage
and certain other companies in the District
of Columbia were concurred in.
The resolution extending up to October
81, 1890, the act fixing the rate OF interest
on arrearages of taxes in tue District of Co
lumbia was reported and passed.
The conference report on the deficiency
bill vas presented and ooncurred In. By 1t
the provision for paying the French spolis-
ton claims is defeated
The conference report on the tariff bill
was presented and read at length.
MIR. Morgan said that the tariff bill az ma
nipulated by the republican conferees CT
both Houses had many new features which
neither the House nor the Senate had voted
UPON; but it wss impossible to go into dis
cuseion of the changes. The were ali ofreal
Importance to the people, but the parliament
arg law applicable to the present sage OF
the bill denied to Senators the privilege OF q
separate vote on any one OF the numerous
changes. 1t was a bolus that had to
bs swallowed whole or to be rejected. All
that could be done was to discuss In gen.
eral way the principles on which the msas-
ure was founded. The OILY great leading
; principle of the bill was higher taxation CT
! the people and greater profits to thcae en-.
gagged in manufactures. Mr.. Morgan CON-
mented upon some remarks made by Mr..
Riscock during the tariff debate rejecting
upon the South and southern Senators, and
| said that 1t WAS not the State of New York
that sent that Senator to the Senate,
but gerrymsndering. He (Mr. Hiscock
was the cAiid OF the gerrymander.
The language of his diatribe (Mr. Morgan
said was in good New York style. Toe
soul of the Senator had sat before mirror
when he drew that picture. 1t did
not show what sou hern men had done,
but it re fl acted what would have been the
Senator's conduct and feelings ifhe had suf-
fered what they had been compelled to SUI
fer. The South was merely 6 mute victim
OF the tariff bill.
HOUSE
The Speaker lnid before the House the
bill to defue and regulate the jurisdiction
Of the U. S courts, with Senate an endnents
thersto.
Aftes some discussion the bill Yves laid
aside temporarily.
Mr.. Henderson, of Iowa, submitted the
conference report on the general deficiency
bill, which was agreed to.
The Senate amendment was concurred H.
to House bill granting leave OF absence to
clerks and employees Of 1st and 2ad Glass
rostcffices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

AMONG THE many things for which tbs
poor people of the South may thank the
republican Congress are the following: For
adding sixty per cent. to the price of almost
every neces airy article they have to buy, Tor
supplying the northern rich silver mine
owners with ready and high market for
all their products, for giving large pensions
to all the bummers, bounty jumpers and de-
serte,s whose names were ever on the rolls
of the federal army during the war between
the States, for taxing Virginia tobacco Blk
CO ats 2. uld but giving large boun'les TO
every northern manufacturer, for remoViSg
the tax on machioery used for making sugsf
In the North but retaining it on that useo
for the same purpose in the South, for &C.
hitting rotten borough northern repuoH-
can territories into the Union as States
bus excluding southern territories with the
requisite rumber of population because they
are democratic, and for many other sectional
Iy unjust and oppressive measures. me
thanktulness referred to should be expressed
so loudly next November that it may be
heard throughout the entire limits OF the
North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

MORE N1H1LIsM the young King
of servis, accompanied by his father, ex.
King Milan, was returning from drive at
Belgrade yesterday, cartridge Wss e4-
ploded beneath his carriage. The author
ties allege that the explosion wss purely &C.
cidental. AS far es can be learned no ooe
was Injured.
Another attempt has been made upon ii e
life of the Gar. This time the consplrators
planned to wreck train by which 1t was ne
lsyed the Gar intended to travel from 81.
Petersburg to Warsaw. An obstruction was
placed upon the track in the shape OF hYe
sleerers, which tightly wedae5 In between
the rsile. The train v CD Va7 supposed TO
be carrying the Czsr crashed into the barr
csde Of sleepers and wss thrown from fhe
track,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

NOTHING THAT is or can be done in the
South pltaees the northern republicans.
Though they never even think OF fighting
duel themselves. they say the spirit OF the
South IS dying cut whenever challenge Is
refused in this section, and though they
profess to be great admirers OF the manly
art," they say the pluck of the two students
who fought fat fight at Lexington to the
death last week, sis surpassed every day BY
hull 1ccs.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

TIE THREE republican congressman from
Virginia not only supplied their republican
colleagues with the quorum they required
In order to turn white congressman from
their own State out of his seat and give it to
a negro who, such pronounced republic
can SIS Con. Mahore swore, was not elected,
but each and every one OF them voted for
the tariff bill, which imposes tax Of six
cents pound upon the tobacco produced By
the Virginia f.rmer but gives large bounties
IN all the northern manufacturers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
MONETARY AND CoHxERclaL.
NEW YORK. Sept. 30 The stock marx ct cpcn-

NEW YoRK. Sept. 30 The stock marx ct cpcn-
ed this morning with the usual moderate business
aud firm tone, yst prices being generally slight
fractions better than the closing figures of satur-
day. The whole market WIS strong in the ear
dealings, however, and small fractional advances
followed. The early demand soon Stacked sw ny.
however, and largo proportion of the improve
ment was lost At IL o'clock the market wss
dull and fairly steady generally at small fractions
better than tho opening prices
BALTIMORE, Sept. 29-yirginia consols =;
1o.40s =; do IS 67aeS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

So BNAMoRED sre tbs republicans in Con-
gross OF tbs Mckinley tariff bill, which will
enable the rich, protected nine and factory
owners of the North to treble their contri
buttons to the national republican campaign
fund, that one of them, Mr.. Peters, OF Kar
sss has already proposed to prohibit by Law
ell efforts to change it during the next
ten years. Well. the poor people of the
South being chiefly sgriculturists, making
their own meat aud bread, can certainly
stand the pillaeing, authorized by the bill
referred to, as vel as those Of the North,
who being engaged in other kinds of work,
have to buy tbsirs.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

IFEvsRY pcor man in Virginia, on bis
way to the polls next November, would re-
member that the republican Congress, bg
its tariff bill, has aGded sixty per cent. to the
legitimate price of almost every thing ne
has TO buy, and If every white man In the
6 ala would remember the other fact, that
the republican Congress has turned a fairly
and legally elected white Virginia congres;'
man out of bis seat, aud given 1t to q negro
ioceodip.y who was neither fairly nor legally
elected, every regularly nominated demo
cratic candidate for Congress In the State
would be elecied-that is,if the VirginiaDs OF
the present day be like their fathers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

AMID THE f,ckers of the infemy OF the
diving first session of the fifty first Congress
can be 6i tinctly seen the smoderiDg em
bors of the congressional investigation OF the
wholesale bribery at the pension bureau and
the petty corruption at the postoffice the y.
s. House OF Representatives. The fe" who
retain any rssl regard for the reputation OF
ths country prey that they may never again
look upon thu like OF such Congress as the
one now rapidly approaching its diegracefni
end
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29
IExA n DRIA. " "A
MONDAY sygNINa SEPTEMBER 90.
IMAM addrats 10 the republicans Of Texas,
the republican central committee of that

In AN address 10 the republicans OF Texas
the republican central committee of that
State say:
"Fellow republicans, shake Oft the YOKE
OF negro domination aud shatter the letters
ofthe negro politician that chained your
manhood, your self-sespect, your patriotism
end your republicanism In disgracetul siav
ery. Rsise the banner of American 1ree
doro, assert the dignity of your citizenship
wipe GU. the stain that rested those many
years past upon the fair name OF the fepuo'
lcsu party In Texas. and restore repuoh-
canism to dignity and prosperity"
This is the way the white republicans q
Texas talk. Those in the Petersburg and
Norfolk, and indeed IN all the other districts
of this State, would not only do themselves
and their State. bat their party, good a!so,o
following this long delayed but wiss exam
pie. Il is only natural thst the negroes
should adopt in its entirety the Reed. Bow
den, WeddiIl end Browne doctrine. that
meio.isy, no matter how or of what com
posed, not on'y has the power, hut the right
to do whatsoever peases it. Chickens, e1'
oept when you have negro neighbors' a.,
s2ay5 come home to roost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-29

John L. Williams g. Son of Richmond in
their interesting work entitled Manual OF To-.
vestuents, give the following figures showing
the assessed value of taxable property per
capita in the Virgiua cities in 1889. Alexan'
dris S2SO;Dsnville,S 545; Fred cksburP 1928;
Lvuchbutg. SAT-; Norfolk. S46l; PETERSBURG,
s416; Portsmouth,. $3.50; Richmond. S6l7 /;
Roanoke, Sl66; Staunton, 1867.