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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The way the Russian Minister OF tn e. ID
terror moves against an unsympaiheue1
journal can be seen from in,nis'et "a, ,ai
order which has Just been issued 70 sns
following effect: Whereas the h t,o1 ,''.'
Nesseng,r in whole series Oh attisSs.s "a; ~
sc,r,t Of Condemnation Of the most I'm;
s spoptsn T. acts Of the Governmssn,, and
lint The articles OF NJ, soievlsn,
p.TuS , in that periodical, entitled
THE History Of Russian Cons ;,;a;'os
and containing exasperating cfi ChaS
Az directed AGAINST the Russian Church
and State. in their historical deyel ioi end
;nculcate false ideas on the sno,ect ,h anu
shah. respect for the principles. OF 81 1 pnd
Foundation and for tue prlncip,es "a ,su -
sian nationality in general, tne a,, a,n;nr IN
the Interior announces brst warn;n. 10 10
the editor OF The E,rcroa gesse,sr N ;,l inc
person OF the actual state oo"n''''O''
Michael Stasooleyich."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

"No use talkIn' to me bout layin v, up
money for o rainy day." said Uncle hoo,
addressing an attentive group ,,nI a. sg
taikin' dat way to Q man wia SCI isc1 % s..
always hab. Why, Great oco ov 'wa,d had
= " d iry vi for forty ears. No, sab; you
don't Fetch dis niger in dat sort o trap
Puck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
BY Z. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Eleventh street

GONMISSIO Frs SALE OF
u BHOAD--TKREf IMPROVED PRO-
PEhTY. By yirtuo Of decree OF the Chancery
Court Of kichmoad city, entered December ~.
1850 IN The suI II BennstI, &c, ~. Bennett 81
as, wo WILL sell a. public auction, on ice Prem
tses, on -.
TUESDAY, JAsuARY 2lsr,
Mt o'clock r. NJ, tho PROPERTY Of which T.
G. Bennett died seized ana POSSESSED, being
IoTO GROUND With NEW BhICK sIAoL
therooa at tho soa Invest corner OF Broad
mad BelVidere stress fronting 10 feet on tho
south limo OF Hroad street and running back bs-
tween parallel lines la feet 70 an alley In CON-
mon l6 feet wide.
lgRYs: one fourth OF the purchase money IN
cash tho residue upon q credit Of six, twelve,
and e ghteen months, purchaser 70 execute no
0ouseIe note. for deferred payments In tnreo
equal instruments, with ioterest added from day
OF sale and The title Tetslned until whole OF pur-
chase ,, onsy Is paid aad deed Is ordered by
tne Court. JAMES c. LAMB,
II. NJ. SMITH. JR.
Special COMMISSIONER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

Aitch is the name OF q post-oiiice in
Huntington county. The origin OF Its
mama IL OF a somewhat curious nature.
However. il arises from civilized sources.
There were five prosperous farmers in that
portion OF the country where the post
olIice is now. and their names were Ander-
son. lsenberg. TAILOR, Crum, and Hender-
son. Each Of them wished the office, to he
named after himself. But they could not
come TO an agreement, and finally. as
compromise, the first letter from each name
was taken and placed together, and thereby
originated Aitch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Ny sutton s Co,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioneers.
1914 Main street

VCTION SNbE OF THREE
u BtICK yENEMESrs on TUE NORTH
sIOk or BROAD BETWEEN sEVhNIR MIN
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, AND KNOW
a. Nos. l7l4, ZIG AND 1918 EAST BROAD
>TkEkr.-kt iho request OF the owners 80 shalt
oler for sale at public auction, upon the pre-
mlscs, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY %, 1880.
n ( O'clock Z. IL, the PROPERTY above de-
ecribrd. -,
The tousea contain three rooms eacn, CITY
water and culsort connections
Tho lots trout about ~ feet each and run Dsck
10 fo~t inches % an alley ) fee. wide.
THIS properly, II put m thorough order o. pl'l-
ell down and repuiit, VIII ren, well This oilers
q good OF portuniiy To- builder o. purchase the
whole properly aud erect three or four nics
dwellings .,.s, M
TRHa5: Al sale. SUTTON a W,
"a 10 AuctioncerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE--l
IL will sell al public auction on
MONDAY. JAEUARY 20. 1890.
at lOk O'Clock A. NJ. ct my ONCE, No 1919 eass
Fran<iin street, the following PROPERTY 70
satisfy sundry writs IA my hands
WAKJkOsa>, BUREAUS, WAsHSrANDS;
TABLES. IOWkL~kAcKs. B.DsrtAD,,
MATTRE>ses. CA PslS, MAT'TI >G;
CASE and WOO BEAT CHAIRS, koCREhS;
IDU>Gs,, CLOCK-. TRUNK, PICTURES;
sHOQ CASE. COUNT Ek-~CALsS;
2OILrCANs, LAUNDHy-s DAP, soAPINE;
BnOO a., lol Of SkOcEktEs;
ssides OF soLR-LRATHER. &C., &c.
Also. ovERc0AT. 2sUIrs OF cL0fHks.
TreMs: Cash x. c. GARRISON,
tsiy i.ish Constable CITY Of Richmond.
CABBAGE, CABBAGE, CABBAGE
~ We wiz sell o. suction without limit NON
DAY at o'clocx st me ktcnraood Ecd Aiisena-
~ depot ONB CAN CAoICE WEsrkhN CAB
BACK Bx >. Il. GRIFFITH CO..
= ss-ts ens6aas cennisnise AsssAsa6A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
4 Colored Baptist Church Buined-other
rcorrosDondepcc Of the Richmond Di,pat,h.l
H,wrDYN.SrDNEY. January II, 1890.


UsNPDRN.SIDNEY. January II, 1890.
Last night the Mercy-Seat church, occu-
MED Inv Baptist negro congregation,
about half mile from the college, was
burned to the ground. The fire occurred
about 2 o'clock in the night. and the IN
formation is that no one got To the place
cxcept two young men from the village OF
Worsham and one negro mar, living near
lies almost within a stones throw OF the
building. but none of them seem to have
wskened. The church was totally DESTROY
"a and Win be greatly missed by IT'S occu-
pants. TIE negro public school was also
taught in il. The building, it Is sald, was
insured for $500 or a little over. Inc con-
eregation was preparing TO Duiiu a h hS
church and good deal of the material mad
been collected for this purpose and was
living very near the church. The new ma
terial was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
BY Frank o. Bili & Co.,
Real Rssste Aacti"neers.
No. 6 north Eleventh street.

No. north Eleventh street
GALE or VALUABLE HOUSE.
- HOLD AND KITCHEN fUhSlt IKE At
TuE RESIDENCE $40 WEST MAIN, BETWEEN
ADAMS AND MON ROE sfkEk1s-Du
TUESDAY, JaSuARy ~, isss,
nt io4 O'Clock A. NJ, 90 the promises =, spoNS
We will self all the FUkNifUkk on said prem
ises, consisting Of .,s
PAfi.ON FURNITURE. --So's. 4 Chsirs, sn1 y
Largo Arm-I halrs-Blsck Walnut IN heps'
Wauds oms Marble % pier-Tab'e:
1 Large t.iit Mantei-Nlrror, Narols-rop Cen
ire Tables, Walnut NhstNot;
Lot Of Handsome Pictures, Farior tarpet ana
hug Handsome Walnut hai-Rzrk-
DININii-KOOM.-Ia Mahossny kxtonssoa
Dining Table. Msrble-lop bunet;
Large Nsrhl~-TOp Comfortable.
Dning- Chairs, Brussels carpet aud rug
Pictures. sc.
CUANBek NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sets OF hanos
some Chamber Furniture:
Wslout beJsteais snd bedding. Walnut ward
Tohe.. Walnut Desk;
Narbie.rop Bureaus, Walnut Cradle. AMI otnef
ARTICLES too numerous 20 mention
KITCHEN "a kNlIUkE, a., &c
TsRAs Cash.
PRANK u. HILL & CO, Auctioneers
Sale conducted by TIsBERLAxs fhLrssn
AucuVncors. ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
TIE THIRD FIRE.

This is the third fire that has occurred
here this session. Early in the session MIS-;
Portia Morrison's house was burned al
Hampden-Sidney. In December MIR. Sher-
mans house at Kincsyille. near by, was TO-
tally DESTROYED after having been reno
delled and renewed with much tas,e.
These houses were all insured. but IN tue
last mentioned case much valuable per-
sonal property was lost that was not IN
sured. These ravnges of FIRE leave I'M
seenlv scars upon the face OF the country
and the question arises whether the S S..o
munitv should not take some lmlneuihto
steps in the way Of provision against thsli
recurrence. There is nothing here 70 ue-
pend upon except wells and one or TWO cis-
terms IN the way of water and Absolutely
nothing in the way of fire apparatus. Inc
two institutions located here have avery
large amount of valuable property ana ~
behooves the guardians OF their interes'ss
10 take some immediate steps In the way u
security against the hames.
LA GRIPPE.
Ia crippe has reached us and quite a
number Of residents and students have had
slight touch Of 1t.
Hands have been at work now TOT over d
week on the Keysyille and Orange rVAu,
commencing in field opposite the col n
and running back of College church. no
college authorities had just prepared =
place for baseball ground. Inc ranroau
cuts IL in two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

ST. PFrrRsBURG. January 1s.-The Gar
has appointed two temporary commission
ers t. alupt measures for rearmlng the
froops. General Tannovski. Minister OF
War. will preside over one Of the commits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

yrRGTSrA. CRY or RIcHsoSp-T0 Wit:
I, Charles W. q lddir, Clerk OF the chsncery
Court q the city Of Richmond, DO hereby ccl-
~ thsr 90 The 5th day OF January. 1890. Jackson
Guy ouly qasliflsi Ia ny said cour, a. speclai
commi ssionei On tho case Of Hopkins GO. Jackson
si als. and gave bond IS such according % laW.
Given under my hand, ms sth day VI J-nuAry'
1850. -. SHIELD, Dspiiy Siors,
AIS for CHAKLES ". 6ODDiH, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
cApIr cnnPLYrTD.

ZANzrnAn. January ls.-The cable from
Mombazi to this point is now completed.
and there Is thus direct telegTnphic com
munication between Europe and East Al
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
by George =. Vashon A son,
Real Estate Aucti0neers,
No. 2 Ienth street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" STORY BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING
pTvR ~ SIX ROOMS ON HAFf slDE OF
FoU kTH sTRgr, e FEET NoNTH OF JACK
SON SrKEKr.-PursuAnt ~ an order Of Inc
Cnancery Court Of tho city Of richmond, entor-
Ell GA the TN DAY OF January, ls0, IA ne euli oi
Uopsins "a Jackson ct ais, VIII sell by auction,
upon TIE premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1870,
e. O'Clock =. NJ, 10 property above described
The lot has a lroni OF IS feet on Fourth street,
running back dspin Of 70 feet % an alley.
cans. one fourth Ia cash residue IN three
eoual ueyrnenl4 a. sig, we've and eighteen
months, for notes with Interest added snd tile
retained until all notes are fuiiJ paid
JACKSON GUY, Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

F. Turniclino b Co., Auotioneers,
IT. W. snow, OF Norfolk, va. Crier, and W. =.
Spencer, Sslosmsn)
s2l Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

ggSsErr. &C., DEPENDANT, AGAINST BENNETT
AvDALa. PiAIsriFp-Is TIE CnAscxEr CocEr
oFTsB CITY OP kicHxosn
l. Charles W. G0ddin, clerk OF said court. GER
tfy mai the bond required OF the epecial COM
rai.sloners by tho decree 10 SAID cause OF De-
ceubsr ~, 1880, nss been duly given.
Given under my hand his I9tn day Oh January
ia Is,Ais,is,is2H CHARLEs W. GoDDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
ruRspAY. JAyrlRY .. 1870.
flank o. Hit. & Co.. AuesioHserA

VIRGINIA, CITY or RicuxoSD-ro wrri
l. Charles W. GoddiD. cierk OF the chapcery
Court OF the city d Richmond, 10 hereby cerufv
tina on the i4th day 81 January, les0, Harvey
Wilson duty qualified 10 my said eosfs as spec
cial commissioner, and gave bond 40 sucn &C.
cordiLg 70 Law.
Civ under my hard this 18th ihy OF Jsnu-
ary, 1891 CHARLES W. GODDIF.
Ia 70 tiefG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
ByF. D. Hin & Co, Auctioneers
By r. D. I'm ( Co, AuctioneerA
rVRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE
STOCK ~
CONTEMPORARIES. CANDIES. TorS
FANCY GKOcEnlEs, sc.

Ishsll on
THURSDAY, J.Sussy o. 1890.
commencing at II A. ~, oder for sale a. pubhs
auction at tho store rccsnuy con incted b1 Me-
r. NrufAth, i4A sast Msio street. Ills compass
and varied stock OF
FRESH PLAIN AND FANCY cASDigS
Also,
FANCY GROCERIES AND CANNED GoODsI
TOYS AND FIREWORKS;
TOBACCO AND CiGA -;
CONF C riONEl.lEs OF every sort aud CRACK
FANCY NOTIONS and other articles;
STOkF-FiXIUKEe, a bAkGs FIRE-PRoOH
sAFE, aui a n"w CASH-kkGlsrsh
The mules, b rses. and Wagons viii be SOD ~
10 80 A. n. in front of tho store iisa east hAia
street
eEXcELLEvT MULES. 3 HORsRs. and DHs
WAGONS, sill In good condition;
AIARGE STATIONARY tNGlNk aud saluaDle
and G. mplete oulnt OF COPPER KETTLES,
RACHlNEki, ana TOOLS Tor manufAc~
turing plain and fancy candies.
Dealers and consumers are requested 70 Inc
spect ths stock, machinery, and Axtnres a. iAs
east Aain street
sales viii TO made IN lots. large or small 70
suis tho wishes OF ali purchasers, aud wil be
continued from day TO day Till completed. All
sales Tor cash.
I;res, Bargains may be secured BY small i.al-
ers IA all parts OF ina city by buying their stock
now much cheaper tben they ian eisewheis ~
regular rates. Can early before the STOCK 10
picked over
trustee, Who viii fuTnsh Al desl' ed informa~
ton. IL. W. SiAhfhh' irus'o'.
NOTICE-Au persons indebted n Mr. y.
NEURATH will please se,iis with mo at once, 40
oil clsims due - him eau Do COLLECTED oaiy ~
IT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

VIRGINIA, CITY or RrcHroSD-ro WIT:
l. Charles W. Goitin, CierE OF the Chancery
Court of ths city vt richmond. DO hereby ceruty
that on tho ION iAy oi January, 1870, - g. hich,
nrdson duly laliliei 10 my sad court ssp"ciai
commissioner in tbs case Of Young ~ Young
II a s. aul gave bind A. such sec riding 10 law.
Given uudar my hand this ION day OF Jhuus-
~. ls9l CHARLES ". GODDlN.
- hi, sutd Clork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
BY James H. Hism.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
ill3 Main street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A VALUABLE FARM, OR TRACT
LAND, CONTAINING ABoU $50
ACRES, IN LUNENBURG
COUNTY. VA.

Young In the 0N'o''ry Court OF mo
Young Il ais, city OF Richmond.
In pursuance a decree entered January 4
1soo py the Chancery Court for tho city OF hlch-
mond IN tho auove-entued cause tho under.
s,gn-d. special commissioner therein appointed
for thu purT-se. will sell by public nucuoni a.
Lunenburg COurthOuse, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1870,
al 10 oc'o-k n. ubat bepg court-dayl. me DE-
SlRABaE TRACT OF LAND, with oil the in'-
provemenis thereon In the oil and proceeding
10 sslI sur mentioned. lying aud neius IN Lu-
nenburg county, va, upon thu waters OF tne
North seherrin river ami Hurricane crees. con-
teiaing TWO uCNDNkD AND FIFTY ACthS,
more less. being part u Tie tract o. land coilr
rleassnt Groys.r OF which the isto captain
John #. Young dlei seized
Teens. One third cash the residue IN eQhhi
instnlment. AZ ak AID twelve mouths ny neg0-
t.anle nnter. with inteTest added. aud the ute
retained until the purchs e-money - tahy ala
aud q conveyance ordered by the Court
d. {. RICHARDSON.
Special Commissioner.
r. Aucffoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

TOR RENT, NEW HOUSE AND1
y LOT. with seven rooms, on LomoardS I'll
street within ono half square OF the Westknd
school, on Main s.re9i, AMI also IN quarter OF
square of the West End church, on Cary stresL
Apply TO .. ~. hiopELLi
l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
by Frank D. Hill & Co. AuGtioneers.

ny tIhuA IL. ullt a ~ AHes-b''tes
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MON
NFRAaR DWELLING HOUSE, No. b)6 SORTH
1WfN1Y-sEVENTu STREET, BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, AT AUcTfor.-s
By virtue Of tie decree mentioned below. Ia TIE
spi, OF ,ittercinx rs Burnstts adminisrstof,
Ac. which WA entered 10 Richmond Chancerr
Court January IS. 1880, viii sell. on the prem
iso., on 49,
TUESDAY. JANUARY IS, 1890.
az az o'clock Y. NJ. The REAL ESTATE tnee1
LAND with FHAhE DWELL INC. No. SO north
1wenty-ssysatn street AMI other mproyef-ensA
thereon Ia the CT y of Kichm0Bf beginning al Q
point on ths west iius OF Iwenty-seyentb street
b.S feet north Of Cay street. running thence
northwsrdly aud fronting on lwenty-soyenut
street Al SIP teet: thence back between parallel
rooms aud 10 la good order throughout snd vas
formerly the residence OF John N, bufnoti' DO
ceased.
Terms: CASH - TO so much - may bo necss-
cary 10 pay tho costs 81 this suit sni sale and 10
pay q note TOR 81 wi b interest from may ~
1889, and another note Tor 81 win ioteresl from
November ~. 1870, and tho residue as iOloss;
S.l on Nay ~ 1890. and the balance thofeof IN
tao eluel lnsta menls a. SIX sud tsoiVe monlbs
from The dag - sale. fe-pectissly' WIN inisiess
on same: deferred payments 70 b. e1isncen ~
negotiable nOtes Of the purchaser, snd us VIE
retained until the whOle % tns pnrohhse-nonsy
IL paid and a decd ordered by NO Cout,
HARVEY WILSON,
special Com missionsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The Whist Club was handsomely eh'.i .
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blythe moore on
The Literary Club met at the esldenceot
Miss Mary Morris Jones on FRIDAY, eve eIlf.
Issays we're read-one especially clever
and bright by Miss Mary cf W Ta@sTo@ " fho
nor. meeting will be at tho residence OF
Miss Miss Fannie Archer, when Robert Brown-
ias his life and WRITINGS, will be asSuf from
The Misses Ross have rei iud hY thsir
Charleston, ;. o.. accoinpaniou ~ '-0'
friend Mrs. Andrew Symonds. -. ~,
Mrs. Russell Robinson is the guest OF
Mrs I'd. 4. Robinson, Sixth street, ho~
Mrs. George Donaldson !: visiting IA! ne.
grandmother, Mrs. Jeareys, Main anu is'
Mrs. William P. McGuire: Of Winchester,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Hunter Mcclure Trace
Miss Bette F. Gregory is ths guest este OF
Ao' Suu'' 'i'N "'' CHLOE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31
Now South Wales.

The river at Bourke is still very high and is In
danger OF flooding the town again. II stands at
thirty-six feet nine inches above ordinary high
water marx.
According TO the annual report OF the Auditor
General the gross amount OF the years opera
lions under the Consolidated Revenue Fund the
Loans Fund and the Trust Fund comes 10 e22,-
25o,oSS. and the disbursements during the year
10 sl67O4, 213, leaving credit balance OF
SIS. 546.S74.
DR.. Pearson, Bishop Of Newcastle, has re-
signed.
the steamer Changsha, bound from Sydney TO
Hong Kcng. ran n reef off Rattray Island
early III tie morning Of July 23d. She not
able 10 be fioated of. aud steamer was sent
from Bowen 10 her relief.
The total production Of wool In New South
Wales for the year ending June 80, 1890. was
7lo,976 bales. The shipments from Australia
and New Zealand for The past year were
/, 463, coo balrs, and II Is thus evident that New
South Wales alone produces quite one-half Of The
wool grown in Australasia.
An AUST allan Cities investment Corporation,
with Il capital of million sterling. is being
Iolmed in London. Half of the amount has
already been subscribed. Tie first property to
be operated upon is The kensington estate, near
Sydney.
Tie sydney Herald OF July 2Sth says: Our
are increasing at an alarming rate in the dis
lrlet, and that they viii be soon quite as bad as
they were three years ago. Ii Is estimated In
some places that they are almost equal TO tbe
sheep to tie acre in regard TO the heritage and
edible scrub they destroy.
Tile Earl Of Jersey has been appointed Gov
eFnor OF the colony, Vice Darlington, resigned.
He is rich aud has a charming wife, so the APP
pointmeut gives great satisfaction 10 the COL
ollstS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31
Hawaiian Kingd ON.

Miss Laura Dickson OF Honolulu was married
10 Dr. Pratt, OF Albany, n. Y, on August TIL
Among The presents TO the bride was an envelope
that held $4,000 in bonds aud stocks.
The barkeutiue S. q. Wilder arrived In Homo
lulu August 9th, after a smart run of 1919
days.
serious disturbance took place at the leper
settlement on Molokai island. A number Of pa
tlents assaulted Superintendent Evans, because
he ordered them 10 keep within The borders OF
the colony. Fourteen were arrested anG after a
speedy trial were sent TO Jail. Six Tugeaders
were taken to Honolulu.
Several shocks OF earthquake we're felt at Hilo
on August Stb, and some houses were damaged.
a number of native chiefs waited upon King
Kalakaua on August 14th with petition in Ia
yOr OF his calling a convention TO frame new
constitution HIS Majesty said he was in favor
OF the measure and would present the matter 10
the Legislature.
On August 9th the Legislature bad been in
session sixty-two days, aud In spite of long
speeches had done considerable business. The
CHEF item under consideration In committee was
a proposed grant for educational purposes OF
nearly 100000. The King presented Tue petit
ton OF natives for a new Constitution 20 the
Legislature. which promptly referred 1t to COM
mntee. The Commercial Advertiser says the
matter can only be dealt with by the Legisia-
ture, which has enough conservative strength to
kill any bill that shall be Introduced in favor Of
The proposed new Constitution.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31
New Zenland.

TIE capital OF the proposed New Zealand Es-
tates Company Is 10 be e3, 100000, consisting Of
e750,0oo on preferred shares, as5o,ooo on or
binary shares, TO be retained by The Bank Of
New Zealand, and 81 100000 in 5i4 per cent
debentures, issued al 495 and redeemable In
twenty years at e103.
Ii Is stated thai Ine New Zealand Government
intends fentroduciDg the Newspaper Law OF
Libel Bill.
The Wellington Trades and Labor Council has
taken up the question OF Chinese competition,
and has resolved TO ASK ali the unions 10 refrain
from dealing with the Chinese under any cireum-
stances whatever.
The New Zealand Government Will. on receiy-
ing definite news from America that the Mail
Subsidy Bill has passed both branches of Con-
gress, at once recommend the renewal Of the
San francisco mail contract.
BY an Improvement effected by himself with a
photographic camera and combination lens Mr..
Mckay an assistant in the Government Geolog.
ical Department, has been able 10 take views Of
an object sixteen miles distant.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31
OWN HOTEL.


Mrs. Bankerstein, who lives at No, 8 VIII
low street, was be,noaning last evening the
loss of her purse, which contained consid-
cradle sum OF money and a gold cameo ring.
She says she is member of Golden Gate
Circle, Companions of the Forest, which
meets in the AlcaZar Building. She went
up to pay her dues and as she supposed left
her purse on the Secretary, desk. On gain
ing the street she missed it ard returned to
the hall, but found she had not left it there.
AS she had no pocket in her dress she can
not tell how she lost her property.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31

The unemployed are still causing good deal
Of trouble in Melbourne. Sir Bryan 0Loghlen
thinks it is The duty OF the Government TO open
relief works. Tie Salvation Amy has regis
tered tile names Of 1856 men who are seeking
WORK.
For the purpose OF finding work for the unem-
ployed The victorian Government VIII issue
licenses TO contractors enabling them TO cut tim
Der GU the banks OF the River GoulDurD.
Return OF manufactures, WORKS. etc, 10 Vic-
t0Iia brought down 10 the end OF February this
year has b@en prerared by Mr.. Hayter. the to-
tai number is 1906. I he total number of hands
is-males 50Sl5. females 1927; approximate
value OF machinery aud plant, So. 934, 100. The
total approximate value upon which the works
are carried ON, exclusive of Crown lands, is
25.513. 6S2. Tie total approximate value OF
buildings aud Improvements is 81, 290, lbs.
The salary of the Chief OF the Board OF Rail-
Wy Commission Will be raised 10 $4,000 year.
he holds office for seven years.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31
West Australia.

Five prospecrofs arrived al Perth on July 2Sth
with a lot OF coarse gold as well as big nugget
weighing 353 ounces 8 penByweights. They
found The gold iu Spaw Falls, Mallagne.
The Administrator of the Government of West
eTn Australia has received a cabegram from
Lord knutsf0rd 10 the effect that Sir William
Robinson leaves London early III September with
The Constitution Act. which will be proclaimed
: olA arriHll.