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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
oLo POINT NOTES.
From the UnveiIing 10 the seashorc--Cap-
tain Jackscns Gay Party.

From the Unvefbnt W tue sV"s"" ~
tain Jackson's Gay Party.
fcorrcspondcnce OF the Richmond Dispssch.l
FoRr MoSsoy, Va, Juno ], 1890.
Tho innux Of visitors for the past few days has
nearly filed the Hyseia. They come from
Richmond, who're they have boen attending mo
celebration OF the unwilling Of the Lee e'atue'
An onrts OF The south are roprcsented ana mo
ntim,nt exprossed Il that the occasion was
ono Of n lifetime and that tho nrrangemens
were the most rerfect and complete thht oouid
possibly he devised.
BEyy OF BELLIES.
Captain Henry Jackson, OF Atlanta, Ca, gem
erai manager Of tho Georgia iarihc falroni'
arrived Friday evening on his priyalo ca'' &C
conpanlcd by his wife aud daughter ahu par
~ OF young people 10 spend low Gays mere
Among the party are Mrs. Jackson Miss JACK
son, Mics Collie jackson. hrs- W. u. TSIsoh ,'
Miss Bessie Pace, Miss Gordon. and Mss brock'
az Richmond Hias Nellie Fuller, OF Cincin-
natl: Miss Schwerzwaalier, OF Brooklyn; Mt
". T. Chapin, Mr.. James ". Anderson, anu Mt
W. Talioy. They hsye spent the tlne very pien.
sanity mere where tho young isdics have many
friends among the young officers OF the garrl-
son, and will roiurn 10 Richmond Monday ai'9r-
noon.
MILITARY NOTES.
General Charles ~. Tompkins, CHIEF quarter
master Division Of tho Atlantic, ana WE hpeht
a couple OF days ct the post las week GENERA,
Tom nsins 10 the ranking oiicer In his corps anu
Will no doubt succeed General hoinDiIu as
quartermaiior-eoneral upon ms re"renheh' o'
three batteries Of artillery from Washington
and one from Baltimore arrived here luosohy
morning and will 60 into camp Tor Two mon shS
iargef-pIactice. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
ByN. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
BUILDING LOTS
STREETS
AT AUCTION.

Al tue request OF the nonresident owner !
will sell ut auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUgs {, 1890,
az Q o'clock I. NJ, that HANDSOME AND RAPID
LY-IMPhOvISG LOT OF LAND fronting 252
feet on the south side OF Main street and run
ming back l20 feet to an alley 10 feet wide
situated es these los ars, being partly In the
CITY ana on me street-car line. with gas, water,
cnlverts, and pavemsnrs within half q square,
and right In tbs line OF the citys steady aud sub
stanliai growth, they offer 10 home-seekers and
20 investors alike an unusual opportunity. A
purchase mere will be absolutely safe and, De-
suit
TEnns; Atsal& NV. BOWIE,
nyu Ancttopser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

IN TEE CIRCUIT Court OF HEsRICO COUNTY
PHILIP G.. BARLgTT, PLAINTIFF, Cs. THE HEN
RICO COAT COMPANY, DEFENDANT
!, W. :. Leabe, clerk OF said court, do certify
that the pond required II Speci
Charles L. Williams by decree enterod IN this
cause on the 18Th day Ot April, 1850, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this lith day Of May.
1890. W. ). LbAkE,
my23 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
RAIkROAD Y,Ivp,
81 n 5 rs rs sEE, Egs7;

T. -
"a n 7'ssggE szE. Eyz7ng p
DICHMOND, PRRDERIcKgprp1,
~ AND POTOMAC RsTLKOAD .s.., ..'t
commencing APRIL .. is.s-shstsrn 1917,
time '''a 4
ia A. N. Icaye, Byrj-s,r.s, u.,i,.
stops ONLY a. Ashland, B5fS,,.f' ~,
ford and Yrederiossbirr ~. ~.
n "si, W.. yo, s''spa' 70 Wssl.asi5a
iis52 A. n leaves Byri-Strest s,atoa An.
eAceP, ,.alay' fariof Car. N.S.
e43P NJ. iesvos Byrd-strss, .,v,,
sleeper. klrtr. CrI o. sas ~
tc0A. ". arrives a. Byrd street st.a., 40
Sleeper from NeF IorG 'A'k
fssP. N arrives a. Byrd street stafi,, ...
ttops Rt froiercksbgrx "
y t2 gei. aud Ashland. s.esc. :
washington aud New York D5s,,'t
s.cp a. aba
s+sr. Ia. arrives as Byr1-s,res, .,sg3l e.a,
except sundsr faro- "a. So,
irf.un Rirhmoal.
ashland fhAISt
pIILY ExcsPr suSDlrt
e"A ". loves SlDA Arrive, a. A,>isaf,
GoOR. ". accommodation ie,v,. By-f.....
s'anon. arrives Asa.alt.. .I
s. pm.
GOA X. arr,y's s'5A L'avo' Asa.asi..g
s35A 4. a,conmotsloa arrive, A. r.,.
sueei station lesv9s As-la.ia. !;
A. n.
s;is P. N. arrives a: Eliza loayn Asaasi. g.
So =. "a.
A TAYLOR r-a~.v,.,,-
+ T. ID. MYRkL General Z Iyer. .l.aIs.L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

WOOL WANTED. THE HIGH
w EST market price always paid uy us and
no charges for freight or other expenses. Sacks
furnished free OF rent or freight charges Farm
ers and mefchants will co we'll - ship wool 10
Us. ii. WALLERSTRIN & COMPANY.
ITO south Fifteenth street.
nay 23-2w between Cary and Dock.
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xsAL ESTATE Ar rxivATx SALE

on ACRES VERY VAbUABLEG1
on SUBURBAN LAND. ABOUT THREE -
MILES NORTHEAST OF TnEClTf, EAsisiDE
OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY so
TROUBLE ABOUT CROSSINGS AT GRADS OK
BRIDGE, ADJOINING ENSLOW's AND
OTHERS, BETWEEN HENRICO AND ME-
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE tho hoaitn
bolt Fine. large, profitable vineyard. About
forty acres ~ best Brick Clay, 25 feet deep 81 rs
greatest depth, worth eevers-f0ld more tlan
We want for the whole tract Come quick for
bargain. APPEhSOS s. CO.,
10 3-6t Real Estate Agents. sc.
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POUND DROWNED.
Destructive Hail-Storm.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. VA. June "A severe hall
storm passed up Elk river on saturday evening,
doing considerable damage 70 fruits and all
crops. The stones were g. large as cherries and
fell % the depih Of two inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
hoe SALE, TWO FRAME IA. =

- Wv jail, W - At-hHA' - = 80 TX
L EMENrS. with four rooms each. on "A
Franklin between rhirtioth and Thifty-nrst, Just
finished with well Of water on the lot Also,
three FRAME TENEMENrS on Thlrsy-Grst
street near % Franklin. with three rooms each
well Of water for tho three houses. This pro
perty ia near 20 Libby Fin Psrs and the soldiers
monument. and will pay over "a per cent en- the
price asked, which is 3l0l for the nyo ten
ements. Taxes for 1899 paid by seller.
2. c. GOpDIN.
je Leg 30is east Main street, libby I'LL.
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eayr Arrive
Lm.nl i L-----rI


NlNA 2 l.HA'r| H. rs D.
nos. Il. r. 81 d.. anl IS mst' ID st.,t '.
- ami O. sop ffnal ~ ~
pragiya bilI. Deu.rAla, ali tl1t,af
stofsAt Cbta..r. SGD. 5-. el ~. ". AT, '- %
q, viii stop as al stad1a5 iut fa.."ag r.
lLLHAN-rAk sfk'I.N
On Trains SoL u AM g. sleeping .'s-s .l.tftf
New N0rk eni Tampa. tl~ tit aA SO
on Trains N0s q AMI ~ a.ss9i1f-.tH n
Washington and Charleston. On ifal s. g.,
eIerpInk.cars totfcau MHshir tnu I'D r
souvilr Nn Train &c. % looping AH .a-
tween 10 kssuFilio ans Row York
THe ONLY ALt-RAIL LiNt 10 Not' .-
LEAVE AsAis+
Ricnmoui Al Nar'.lx..... .. q.
kcamluI 80 DP n. fD-.'i f.... Do
Norf.lx.......'N4j q. q. teaI-,ai.. N
Norfolk .....'l.J =. 81. henu. b., b.
tte tratu- LEAVING 'lrlu1Ii ID. t.. 49, 81. az
Norfolk M b.. 10. afe -oul rt ifr.l
g.. - two uciYr. ana la-,ent .-4
without chang OF tarA Close c0.. .f 80
ni-s msfaat ls.ersns < ~ mo T. " %
fr.m eiclmond All t4e so q. a ,.ll .a
Trs,us leaving K.rnmlni - ft b. .. 90
fi.2UP. MAID arriving az ReAu To-
AZ ami sD. T.. VI. MAGE ciU-e rIl 90
Teiers3urg 30 aud FROM fLruU.', -
and southwestern points
X ". 0lLLf. 'IQer .n.el''--
Er y. MYBgH oHuersi eIp.r...
4. a. KxREsJS, uolotal i5s5Is't A,i--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
IGOR RENT. THAT LARGE ANDG9
DxPARTUns OF aVEAHERs.
old DOMINION STEAM La
~ chip COMPANI ~ ~


" sHiP COMPANY L,k.5N
FOR NEW YORK
Steamers leaye kichGOud hfEKl IL hSoAf
and FRIDAY a. T. NJ aau4iess closed ono
hour before Ba.4lng time.
steamers loave New York for Hchmoni
RV6kY WEDNESDAY ami SATURDAY 80 2 2
A.. arriving 10 kchmOHd AONOAf AMI ftl-
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare - How YORK 10 JAmo '-i4'or
route dnclLdiug meas aul bertnl".,...s -
Roupa- Trip ucaets limited 20 MtrJ dsgs
after date Ot l11N0. ~ -
stea~aga vita Subsistence. ............+.... W
Staersne without Subsistence. ..........-. ~
Csoin fars u.l Chesapeake aud Ohio rei-
wan. ............... ...s. Ay''
CsbIn fare UtI kiehE oud an1 Petersburg
Iics cts eau - obtained a. a. v. barDer'' W
Nam street. CHESAPEAKE All pAiJ Gnd "ltA-
uOul anI Petersburg dopJA, ana Q. com p-AJ
ooiceA 1901 Main street. sni 6h2ri, kocke.'a
Freight forwarded sad a. -ousn pllls o. ls4lns
tened Tor poiu's D0Youf Neg YORK.
Frrlgnt receiver 1aIlT Until - Z. II.
paa1-,.,.r. i.n. ..- .iiclm. nd 80 MONDAY :,
TTF>DAYS, MEDNEDAN~. hthrDA1H, ana
SRTTWDAA p, by tne Chosap"eso I'D V4io rail-
yyqy ria NewpOr, NowN a. % I. NJ. ali 10y
Ei.hmoud ana Petersburg rairoai Same day-
of3g5 r. A., will maze cunnec iOu 81 NOkF OI.h
I'm steamer leaving those day.
GEORGE " ALLEN CO., Agents
NO. 1874 Aalu s.ree,. AMI
AuB ComuRIys wharf kOcAesLs
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BY Jas. Macfougall, Auctioneer,
Ouice No. 1900 enst Main street.

BY Jas. Macfougall, Auctioneer.
once No. 1900 east Main street
VERY GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. CARPETS, COOKING
RANGE, &C, AZ AUCTION.-At the request OF
tho owner, who is declining housekeeping, will
sell. at he residence No sol east Clay street,
corner OF fifth. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1870,
at 10,< o'clock the entire HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
TURE, embracing
HANDSOME WALNUT-FRAME PLUsH-Cov-
Erred PARLOR SOFT:
BRII SSELS AND 3-PLY CARPETS AND RUGS;
WALNUT EXrEkSION-TABLES AND CHAIRS:
REFklG ORATORS;
MAKBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITS;
MAHOGANY BEDS rEADS, WARDROBEs, BU-
RaAUS:
wAsHsTANDs, CHAIRS. TABLES, BEDDING I;
Fine UAIrs MATTRESSES AND WOVBS-WlRE
SPRINGS:
l excellent COOKING-RANGE, complete, with
hot water boiler pipes, &C.
CROCNBkY AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
FURNITURE generally. 10 which particular
attention Is asked, as everything IL In first
rate order. Must DO sold and removed at
once. JAS. MACDDUGALL,
my 81 Auctioneer.
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TOR RENE.


L'OR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEN's
J. AND CENTbALiY-LOCArED Rt~l.u-l
DESCE Gli north Rlghth sreot. containing eight
rooms, range, bath, 81. Recently psnered aud
nut ia good repair JOHN 4. GODDfN,
Real fs.afo Agent,
fe f-3s Eleventh aud bnna s,reaiI
EOR RENT, THE WELL-LO- q
J. GATED AND CONyGNiRNrLI-Ak-S g.
RANGED STORE No. l0j wost Charity street
An excellent staud for any kind Of business.
Apply 10 DEMON, ILPPkt Sc CO..
ie In Sl Maiu street.
IGOR RENT. THAT LARGE ANDGS
I DESIRABLE FOUR, foxy IRON 90
FRONT BRICK BUILDING with b1-omeat No.
qlf east NAN street, lafe.y rrWoieArd ana IN
thorough order Possession given August J.,
lsl0. For terms, &c, aprly 20
JAMES b. CkEN~HAW,
my sg.eod1m No. II north klCycuth stfeot
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or SALE. ONE OF THE CHEAP

EOR SALE. ONE OF THE CHEAP
IL EST And DEEPEST LOTS on Grove road
tsolth sidel hotween strawberry and Elm streets,
iQi soet front by 10 feet deep % an alley. IL
goes withou, saying INA, t8is Is ihs best lot On
Grove road Tor tho mOncg. Only 50 per Tool
TAKE your own judgment Tor &c; listen 70 no ono
ana buy. -
10 3-eod3s MANNING C. STAPLES & co.
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By John 7. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
WFSr.NAJN STREET

VALUABLE WEST-MAIN-STREET
' LOT, WITH 4 SMALL BRICK DWELL
ING THEREON. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-At the request OF tbs
owner / will sell at pablo auction, on the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY. June 6, 1890,
At O'Clock p, NJ, that DESIRABLE LOT, with
A SMALL TWO-STORI BRICK DWELLING
thereon NO. 3i5l, containing five rooms. The lot
has a front OF 30 feet AMI depth OF is feet 70
an alley. Culyert and water connection Gil
complete.
Being located within two squares OF Monroe
Park, this lot Is well suited for substantial re-
sideHce, or II two small dwellings were built
thereon ihoy would yield a handsome income on
the Investment. JOHN 4. GODDIN,
ie3 AuciJneet.
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zArLEOAD LINEN
EARMyILLE AND PoWHATAN

TNARMVILLE AND POWHAIAN
RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, iO3 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10, 1921
AkRIys AT RICHMOND.
SIS A. ~, sia Richmond and Dsnv.lls railroad,
from tarmyllie, Antioeo, acfiao,
Cumberland Courthouse, aunnys,de,
1obaccoyille, Ballsvi.ie. belona, Pow
hatan Courthouse, Eppess Fails,
Wintsrpock. and sxinqUarter.
iai5 p. NJ, ria Richmond and Petersburg rail-
ROAD, from Winisrpock. Summit. Per-
due, Beach. anu kencley.
LEAVE RicBHoSD.
ano p NJ ria kicnmoud AMI Danville railroad.
for farmyiiie. Cumberland Court
housr. Powne.an Courthouse. and all
Intermediate pointA
k,fs p NJ. ria HicamSnd and Petersburg rail-
road, for Eppsss Falls, ntnterpock,
and all intermediate pointA
An trains daily except sunday.
Ear tcxets, bsggag s-choeks, timetables, &c.s
cali upon A. w. GAhDEtt. Richmond and Dam
villa rxiiroad aud kichmona and Petersburg
rsiirond r. ~ BUCKINGHAM,
General Passenger Agent
JAxxs Il wnaru. dsnsrsl AsnsssE spw
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DHMADELPHlA. RIO IL e kgN
$50. gisS
NoRD AID NOKFOLk
s.LAAou4P GOAPASS

Appointei selling days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. - II. and every ~ SDAf -
: A. ".
Freigh.for Tussiay5 ana Fridayf steamer,
re.eiyed an li.3J A. T.. for sGnilyt eleanor
AM P. -. SATURDAY FIelgni received daily I'LL
5 p. NJ
fare, ~
FOR further information Apply 70
j. w. MCCARRlCK.
General Southern Agent, ONCE Rccse,tA
w. r CLYDE & CO..
no. General Agents PeiladolD1iG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sS.shI
\ COMPANY for OLD r0iA B, .s11st ~
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEW PORl NLWs.
GLARS MONT, aud JANES-hlF Eh LANDlNoo
Jtrecf by elegant saloon steame. fuLCBE' IN,
leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY. WLDNEs-
DAY. ami FRIDAY 20 A. y. otreei-cars 20
directly to steamers wharf. FARO 10 OlI fOiAs
or Norfolk. $3.50. sec0ai class. 3.
Connections at Uld Point Bni Norfolk closely
with al lines Cor northern cities same afternoon
James river by dayhgh. Great tourist HoS
Cheapest route
Though tickets on stoam9r and 81 CARRIERS
Agoncy, 1903 Main street 3aggasa checAfi
through. siate-rcOms engaged Tor lay or night
Freight received daily Tor NORFOLK. fOh s.
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. Ian
TIC AND DANNlLLE. aud fAtAflLLk AND
POWHATAS X. 4. STATIONS, aud WASH
INGTOS, D. e., all points IN Eastern Norl
Caroiiaa, Eastern Virginia, AMI al regular laLi-
Ing. on Tho James riYer, Al lowest rates ana
through bills ifsueL
LJCIEN 3. TATUM, Vice-PresicenI.
40. iil7 Main street and bock To-
IRWIN WEIs GER, Freight and Passenger Agsn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

This new town Is on the nashville, Chnttanoo-
Ga ami ~. Louis railroad, IN Marion county
Tenn. lt fronts for three miles on the Tonnes
see river, and H. the centre OF one hunirei
square miles ~ "a rich COAL iron, limestone,
aud forest lands as can b. found within any
similar area ia the world. American An foreign
capitalists have united 70 make al klMBALL aud
in It's tributary property the most wonderful IN
dusirial development on this continent me
occasion furnishes an opportunity at sinhil e&-
peuse TO enjoy beautiful scenery and 10 make
desirable Investments.
The christening sale. intended for the benoht
Of hose who wish 10 be Identified with III hBALL
from its very beginning, Wit take place on
JUNE 10TH AID llTH.
Railroad and steamboat Offices will furnish In
formation about reduced rates.
Facts about Bimball and the opportunities II
offers can BE- obtained from tho officers OF the
company,
Presidani, LOGAN II. ROOTS, President OF First
National Bank, Little Rock. Ark.
Vice Pre- .idenL CHARLES z. RICHARDSON,
Capitals, Chattanooga Tenn.
Treasurer, JOHN y. BRYANT, President OF the
Seattle Coal and Iron Company, 30 Broadway,
New York.
Second Vice President and Managing Director,
II. I. KINBALL, formerly Of Atlanta Ca
Chattanooga, Tenn. le o-5t
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Dividends.
dividend NOTICE.

X, r.. AND r. r. r.. TRxasCagp's osprcsl
RICHMOND, May 81. 1890.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this company
hare declared a DIVIDEND or 3k Pen CENT
on It's comr1on capital stock and distsend oblRa-
lions, payable on tho isT or JULY. 1899. to all
holders Of record on tho 2Oih of June. $50; after
when date until the 81 Of July, 1870, Tho books OF
transfer will be closed. ]. Is. WINSTON.
10 2-eodUyIt Treasurer.
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AND ONO AA'N
WAY COGpANt

(tHESAPEAkE AND Dhl' ''N'
u WAY COGFANh
SCHEDULE IN EgFGCr JCN- b i"1
IsAyE slcnaJsA ...,
ANA NJ "Iimusd" daily 0- o.i ID
Norfolk. Char C.r h
Ct Point .. H.
'i''" n 49, 80 seen. gear I. "a
Sais,enr' AMI f-aiius1 5.,'.. 10
loit,svlls b Cine'npsa- ..ts.r.
s..op N. ExurssS daily Or OIL -0il. - ~
folk. Punr = slesi i, "a
500 p. NJ. Aecommoissioa' 'k''P' '--'
.upN i posasIs' g. Limited ia,lT r-.'H
slsao & car OH Point y 800
800 ,,saDu!s tr-.a. ai,h lla'.s
ri pslimans Ch4floites'i.' ~
rsnuAt sn1 Pullman q Lo'.'''
rpAtN. tRKfyE A. fitdH. ..-,.H.
7.lS A. ". AMI 20 Z, N. Jay 80, .t.ne.b
s.e5 l.. N. dzliy, excog ~ .." -, Norfolk
ii..O A. NJ. and 5.l5 l.. y. dAiif 1t''
JAvRSgIvEg plyisi0N ~,
oRschmoad and AllosoAzT i's'i''-'
LsAys KfcBNcNA
on A. NJ daily for Lynehoegs, LeA'ns''~
SsusSn 49, 49, except SUNDAY. sle,',
40 r. ~ ~, esar Tor Iynchouri. A y.
leaves lypcnoGrs az az \
Iexiaxton anu clifton tyi-N
TRAINS Ag9iys AZ zis
so p. N. daily tom chfson io's-.., rcrxs
$50 4. ". excsps SUNDAY nv.s '.e,arx.
station Kisnth ami Canal ssrss' srtIsa
aeosral Pssssasss sks.s.s
@ W. SAVANNA General saesfsa''
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EOR SALE. Ga
THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.
A MAIN-sTREFr RESIDENCE.

a MAlN-STREEr RESIDENCE.
Lotseventy feet front, q beautiful Lawn, shade
trees, &c, near Adams street. EG-y terms II
You want home let IS show Won this
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
10 l-3t lll3 Main street.
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MILITARY NOTES.

II ODAK, HAWKEYE. AND OTHER
N DETECTIVE CAMERAS-dry plates and
sensitlzed nina No charge for loading. Gai-
Iery supplies-Csrd Stock. Chemicals, silver
&C.. Artists Materials. sol j. BlNSWAN4hh'
si5 east Broad street. my @d-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03

WI act AZ general agent for KO-KiNE, new
and wonde rial iscovery. Sells 20 honsekeepeIs
on sight Rare chance 10 MAKE money iast, ~ "a
dress with stamp, KO-KlNE MANUFAC u
mNG COMPANY, a north Fourth street. Pniia-
Da
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-18
LE0SlDkS 10 HIS PATRIOTS.

Oh lawmakers, Solons oil '90l
Great guns who 20 off with a bang
When you | survey, now proudly saw,
Thank heaven, I'm one of the
gang"
see in your faces the evident traces
OF zeal in the patriot cause.
No more Yankee Doodle-but Doodle,
sweet Doodle;
And fooling, of course, with the laws.
Oh, now is the time to make hay, boys
For soon We'll be laid on the shelf
Let's eat and he merry to-day, boys
Tomorrow may care for itself
Just think OF the beautiful pickings!
I'm easy. quite easy to please:
ANY nice little thing, from policeman TO
king,
That promises Doodle aud sprees.
Let's squander the taxes the working
man paws
On genealogical frauds.
Just think how they'll squeal, while We
squander and steal
Oh, its fit TO inspire the gods.
Let's let ourselves loose while We may,
boys.
For soon We'll be laid on the shelf.
Let's drink and be merry to-day. boys
Tomorrow may care for itself
You BET.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-18
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

In Bradstreet's, Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th, we find the section of the
tariff bill in full, providing for re-
ciprocity. 1t is as follows:
Sec. B. That, with q view to
secure reciprocal trade with coun-
tries producing the following arti-
Giles, and for this purpose, on and
after the first day of January,
eighteen hundred and ninety-two,
whenever and so often as the Presi-
dent shall be satisfied that the gov
vernment of any country producing
and exporting sugars, molasses, cot
fee. tea and hides, raw and I'M
cured, or any of such articles, i'm
poses duties or other exactions
upon the agricultural or other pro-
ducts Of the United States, which
in view of the free introduction of
such sugar, molasses, coffee, tea
and hides into the United States he
may deem to be reclprocally I'M
equal land unreasonable, he shall
have the power and it shall be his
duty to suspend, by proclamation
to that effect, the provisions of this
act relating to the free introduce
ton of such sugar, molasses, coffee,
tea and hides, the production of
such country, for such time as he
shall deem just, and in such case
and during such suspension duties
shall be levied, collected and paid
upon sugar, molasses, coffee, tea
and hides, the product of or eX-
ported from such designated coun-
try as follows, namely:
All sugars not above number
thirteen Dutch standard in color
shall pay duty on their polariscopic
tests as follows, namely:
All sugars not above number
thirteen Dutch standard in color,
all tank bottoms, sirups of cane
juice or of beet juice, melada, con-
centrated melada, concrete and con-
centrated molasses, testing by the
polariscepe not above IS degrees,
7-10c per pound, and for every adj
ditional degree or fraction of de-
gree shown by the polariscopic
test 2-100c per pound additional.
All sugars above number thirteen
Dutch standard in color shall be
classified by the Dutch standard of
color, and pay duty as follows,
namely: All sugar above number
thirteen and not above number
sixteen Dutch standard of color,
1sc per pound.
All sugar above number sixteen
and not above number twenty
Dutch standard of color, 1Sc per
pound.
All sugars above number twenty
Dutch standard of color, &c per
pound.
Molasses testing above fifty-six
degrees, 4c per gallon.
Sugar DRAWINGS and sugar
sweepings shall be subject to duty
either as molasses or sugar, as the
case may be, according TO poIari.
scopic test.
On coffee, &c per pound.
On tea, 10c per pound.
Hides, raw or uncured, whether
dry, sailed or picked, Angora goat,
skins. raw, without the wool, un-
manufactured, asses skins, raw OF
manufactured, and skins, except
sheepskins, with the wool on, l!c
per pound.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-18
THE DAILY
SATURDAY,

A FEW minutes before the Aus
tralia sailed from San Francisco,
our correspondent at that place in
terviewed Mr.. John d. Spreckels
with regard to the mail service.
Mr.. Spreckels said that the Oceanic
Company had decided to run the
steamers through to the Colonies
until March, 1891, in the hope of
Congress passing the shipping bills
in the session to open in December.
The Colonial trade will be aban-
doned after March, if Congress does
not pass the bills.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-18
SUPREME C0URT-0CTOBER TERM.
BEFORE JUDD, c. j.

BEFORE JUDD, c. ].
FRIDAY, Oct. II.
The King vs.. All Sing. Assault
with a dangerous weapon. Nolle
prosequi entered.
The King VS.. All Chun. Unlawful
possession of opium. Defendant
making no appearance, his bond is
declared forfeited.
The King VS.. Tai Ming. Found
guilty of having opium unlawfully
in possession. Sentenced to pay a
fine of 800 and be imprisoned at
hard labor for ninety days.
The King VS.. All Sung. Burglary.
Tried before a foreign jury.