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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
Mail Facilfnes.

though the Msriposz arrived one Gay
ale her mail for England viii 1ot leave
behind tine. Il sent by the ordinary
nail route i would have reached New
York 81 hour behind the departure o.
The steamer Furst Bismarck Tor Souih-
sup.on. The FUrst Bismarck, however,
vii b held rw0 hours, - Thai c11nec-
tons Eill be made.
TIE new steamer Empress o. C1ln2,
tor the Canadian Pacific, has had 8 ina
rip OF the Nersey. Sic developed ls
Knots soeed an6 go horse power more
than the Eup-ess q India OF Empress
q japan.
The steamer Empress q japan has
broken the trzns-Psrl1c record. running
IRON Yokohama 10 Ksno9uysrln 10 csys
and g hours. Her mails ere expected .
reach England n = days, sn1asiilr. al-
urevious reoor5s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
SportiRs.

Peersoa, the local o2-Snaa, snd
Dl,ch. the Australian, 2re 70 row Tor
SI.0oo ! side, on s course 10 be de-
ciiei upon hereafter. Dutcn Is now in
New y westminster, 3. {.
His HighneSS Won the great FutuEity
Stakes 81 Coney Island rsceeourse on
the 9Th Qlt. This Is the riches; stake
in the world, not even the famed En-
gliSh Derby ega2ling It in value. The
stake this year was worth 5000. Only
twO-yeSr-o.js are eligible in the race.
Charley Mitchell baS accepted Cor
belts challenge 10 fight for $4,000, and
viii meet him either in England CT
America.
Direct, pacing stallion formerly s
last tro;ter with : record o. 2:IS5s. and
since converted 10 = paceT) paced ; mile
81 Independence. Iowa, on the 4th inst.
II 90. beating Johns,on's pacing record
Of a16iz, which has stood for wears.
On the same day the great tro,ting stall
lion Allerton, by Jay Bird reduced his
record 10 2:l0 even, establishing 3 new
stallion record. Some Of the watches
held OF him made the time .092.. Al
lertoH thus beats the record Of Nelson
and Stambonl, but Stamboul is to be
pushed for the record ~ Stockton on the
new kite-shapad track inside Of three
weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
A Wonderful Railroad.

Probably the most remarkable
railroad in the world Is that run
ming from Gloggiatz to LounerDg,
near Vienna. 1t IL only twenty
five miles in length, but cost
100000. 1t begins at an eleva-
ton Of 1,40O feet, and has its ter
minus at $1,000 feet. 1t has fifteen
double viaducts, seventeen tunnels,
and crosses itself nine times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
The Pacific Gable.

WEsE-SGToN. sep 7.-CoDDSoc lore
Ramsey. Chief O. the BureSu .. Nsvigs-
tion II ne Navy Department, said 20 3
Correspondent To-day ms; = hsd been
decided . Use The United States Fish
Commissioners steamer Albzt-oss u
running the cable survey from SD Iran
cssco % Ho1o.clu. Ile A-ostrosS = nov
:. Pccst Sound o. hsr way s9Cth iron
Behr.ns sas. Commodore Ramsey SAD
shs o1Eht . arrive 3 ssh FRANCISCO u
tEo weeks. and Ihst shs might . *
pec.s3 = b 6t,ei OH with apparatus
and bsE.u the Work O survey II about
one month from this time he SAD :.
Eocli take about tT0 months % 60 the
Eork. 50 that tle s1rFsy VII probably
have been completed By the Tine Con
er@s meets. LisCfe1zli-CODuaDoer
Cover. Chief q TIE photographic
Bursan u the Navy Department, and
son-in-lsE o. the lzts Senator Miller @
California. 5 entitled . credit tor MS
zork i expecting THIS matter. While
Of cou-se the survey Eork would have
been 6oue sooner O. lzter, Lieutenant
Connsn6e- Clover treguenil! brought
. the attention o. the Secretary O. the
Nsvv snd Commodore Ramsey editorials
froo the San Francisco Bulletin show
fuz that the people Of CsliiOrnis desired
this work done before Congress mel
Tie survey Nil De made under The
scoe-Yis.o- o. LieCislEnt-CODD z1o6r
Isrcer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
Onen Violation of Law.

MR, EpgUeE: Common rumor has it
that two saloons IN this city are in full
blast on Sundays, and with the knowl-
edge Of the authorities at that. Ii is
very unfair to those who endesvor 10
keep the law that such q practice is al.
lowed, nay. winked at, by those in au-
1hority. ana Shoald be stopped.
n~..~,,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
Unhappy Samoa

Reports iron Samoa Or t1e L. AS
trsliEn steamer are g tn5 e1--l tAl-I me
country i II STATE o. great unrest ga
tasfa snd about four hundred q ms io--
lowers are stiil q Male 2nd be : a.
teuutinr 70 in6uce o.hers y I1lD blr1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
Prospective Trouble in Hsyfi.
Man Flies II Last.

= dispatch iron Noa.icsllo, Illinois,
dated August .. announces HAT the
SERIAL hieyc.s has made : se5orG SCc-
casSlll imp with Proi- Charles 6slkDSp
II the saddle. Il Vas handed easily.
travelling with and against the W-Dd -
vel 8 =; rigl. angles 10 i, g The paez-
slra q The operator Ihe machine con
sis;s q s gar shaped balloon with lateral
fins, and The pro-'sllng power : %
tsinei the sane IS II 81 ordinary hey
ole. What benefit may rssll. iron The
success q tins experiment remains 70 Dc
seen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22

The Incident has brought out enough
comment IN EaSsand to warrant peri
cdScSl war scare.
The Victorian Legislature On the ID
inst. passed the Federation Bill Snd at
the same time PISSED an amen6menteS-
Guiding New Zealand. The New South
Wales Legislature has rejected motion
iSvorinS iater~colonial protective duties.
Russia Is to issue 5o,0oo,0oo ro0hles
mo7e q pSper money,
Ssd&n DAY was celebrated all over
Germany on the ID Inst. The French
press generally ignored Il.
The Russian Jews who sailed iron
their own country tc1 Palestine viii not
Be permitted 10 land there by the Turk
ISL authorities.
More hsAsins IS reported in the in
terror q Africa. sud the Congo States
soldiers hSVe driven the Arab slave
tenders tcNn the vicinity q Stanley
Falls.
The Sna0Gl Geld mSneavers Of the
Austrian army occurred N Schwartz.
enSu On tie s1h and 5th. Tne EmperorS
al Germany and Austria and The KlnS oi
SSNony were present.
RCSSis'S imports are falling of all the
time, and the English, French and Ger
man manufacturers are turning to other
markets Russia imports no sugar st
al now, making all her own supply from
bees, Is Is Thought thSt the country
vii soon be nlS3e wholly sell sustaining.
The restrictions on the imporiaiionS OF
American PORK INTO Germany have been
entirely removed. Minister Phelps is
receiving many congratulations.
L Is reported that Russia is massing
troops % the Ronmsnisa an3 Austrian
frontiers The troops sTe particularly
numerous On the Austrian frontier.
MO.lke'S newly published works are
being eagerly read in GERMANY. He
SAYS that the French disaster Of 1870 was
wholly due 10 NApoleon'S weakness.
The British Government has signed au
agreement with the Canadian PScifc fcr
the transportation Of t-oopS should the
Suez CzDSl become blocked.
British journals have taken rp the
cl6geiS In favor Of eiecToculion.
4 large French var feet has lust been
enthusiastically received ST Portsmouth,,
Eng.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
CORRESPONDENTS.

We IL not bella ourselves responsible tor TIE
statements made. or opinions expressed nv oar
saSresponSents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22

To these wao need y pleasant Tonic
for any kind of debility, we can recon-
mend Clements as the best. For sale
NJ HoLIIsrRs K Co,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
Rain Making.

Ins s5s1-s-s SD sensr&l public are
5asf noE very much interested n the
private sn5 Goveraueut experiments 10
czsse zrti1lizl laia. Frank Nsl5ourae,
q Ono, whose Efforts IN This direction
have been hsretosore reported IN these
columns, is pvot2bly attracting more al
tealon than Uncle SSn.'s rail-zskers
vho nave been b1-bsr5inE The heavens
II Texas Melbourne had more OF less
success Win his mysterious machine IL
bringing rzin In Cznlo1. One, bat u
make The expSTimeu: more convincing
ard satisfactory. took his apparatus 70
Chev5lle. Wyoming Ier-ltc-y, ore O.
re mos- and sp1-s On he continent, sl6
propose % usks Ils rz5u come. Inc
signal szrvice officer laughed s. The
p-ooaSi t5o-. a. the conditions 81 pre-
sSce5 dr. weather. However, Melbourne
Wr1t . WoIk. ana II . isW lo-rS HE
sky EEs oV5rcES. El-1 back. 1a1yy
clouds Tlsse clouds appeared o1.y
over Cheyenne, me EsS- OF he SKY r.
UEi1ilg clzzr. soon 2l,sr, 8 SHOWER
cane and lasted twenty minutes, The
u-acsuitzliou being ll-lol o. 81 inch
TEo luurs later th5Ts Vas 5 he2vy down
poc-. which brought the rainfall up Il
z--Ie1 a s1 inch. instead q the 1910,
u-oDlsel ty the ran Ward. The 50
uEl Szrgicz o55cs- acknowledged thai The
s-oru VS. d. pzr. Due % &r;l6clsl causes,
zn6 declared himself completely uaystl-
Ee1 surt = trials q rle machine
I'll - rad. z15. Il =lcc5ssic-- the blg
cattle rziszrs @. Z territory say they
VII uzv Msl51ur- tig mcasy' &c
csuss rziu % Izl upon then -r5s,
ranches Mslbo1rcs ssyS lie czn ID i
without tzll-
Ils experiments made b troyU-l-
oz-t officers n Texas. II which rsI-
Ezs cSosei BY exploding dynamite
bombs II the AZ, attached 10 balloons 8
hlsh altitude. have proved fairy sue
csssi-l, but many scientists assert ths-
there : nothing II the pan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22

NV YoEk- sept s. Cuban osaui-
f1czl IS degrees. 8 7-lf-- Erznulslei
sc
Toe ioczl market confines quiet Snd
viihouf a-v features Worthyoi tse name.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
80 Huudred So.

The ing Tahiti PIT II 81 brakes Bay
recently for some repairs ana 5 neE SIT
q sails.
The Tahiti hzd between 90 znd 80
Gilbert islanders lockzd ID II bsr bold,
which was ample reason Ehy she did
lot cone % San Francisco
These people were he-5ad together
Ike cattle. They were al under con
tract 70 20 70 work OF plantations 81 San
Beuito. Mexico, and Tor that place the
Tahiti has SCI sail
Dr.. Gibson. who left the vessel 81
Drzke's Bar. saws that she LEFT HooolClu
IN Nav, win some Gilbert islanders who
were returning home On board. Inc
captain picked Up the people on contract
and, I i said, Ell were willing 10 20.
They we're terribly frightened N the
storm which drove the vessel 70 this
coast, and il was 70 prevent them iron
escaping that the Tahiti put ID near
Point Reeves
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
Big Coast Fires.

On the afternoon Of the I'd inst the
prosperous city q The Dzlles, Or. was
swept BY q fire. Many Of the principal
business houses and public buildings
we're destroyed TIE loss Is between
$50 900 and 500, 900, insurance $262.-
COO Eighteen blocks IN al were b7rned-
The czty Of WinDemuees, NeE-, Ezs
al bit burned out On the 30th ult. en-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22

failing loss 0; $500 Theiusrrspce
ioots up 70 100000.
The CITY o Willows, Cal. VS. also
burned out the loss being about $3.50. :
Ooo.
Hawaii After Free Trade.
i dispatch iron Ch;cayo under ds,e
0. September Isl says l. i. ThurS.oa
o Honolulu, who 5 IN this CITY, sid 10
s reporter tonight thai the Nckialev
oiil has had the effect d uailiag the uS-
tive and fOTslsn populations o. Haazii
upon the subject Of annexation. &c
h2S lcSt received enc q the native news
papers, which advocate the formation Of
8 rsplbiic O. Immediate annexation 10
the United Safes THIS iSct : remark
able, s. i : The f-si tine in Hawaiian
history thai he natives have publicly
favored such thing. A. any rate, Hs-
WallsnS are pTeQaricc 10 negotiate with
the [ nlte3 States Tor luse trade.
The Nicaragua Canal.
Reports iron Nicaragua state thzs
the 1o1cs o. men On tbs canal has been
reduced, hCt that satisfactory prosreSs Is
~tS--- 44-s.-4c ~ A4lc SOlA o Co-lS4l On
The per = GTsytoWn has been extended
l.oS9 ieet and the dredging O. the canal
confines. Excavation . the depth q
seventeen ieet has zen covered On 70
Tie extent q hai. mile SD6 the Tis.lt q
way cleared len miles. Goast progress
hzS been made Il the work o. baildiuc
telegraph Sn6 railroad lines and build
ilcs.
Prospective Trouble IN Hsyti.
La.e advises from Po-s-au-P Prince.
si&i1 -I-zt = revolution ! daily expected
ths0e, zrC :C-siEn residents are sending
their families OH q danger. Il : a.
serted thzl Hiupo,yie has issued orders
that d Scccassiol attack : made upoa
me CITY By The revoln1io1iSls. The guns
q Inc tortS are 10 be turned upon ! an6
The plscs destroyed. Hippolyis hiss
sent his i&oily 70 Cape 6@ytiea z1d )
preparing 10 follow them - he hiss lost
i4iih IN Tie Loyalty u his troops The
InSurrec,lc1!StS are sid - oe making
sc'ive preparations 20 attack Po1i-&u-
Prince.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
Our SAX FRANCISCO LETTER.
Per o = :. Australia. San Frznoiscn,
September 5, 1891
Sugar

CF-7n or oEp Correspondent,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
Carson Water Works.

TnNHK RNsEE SDlNS OF
i Company are supplied with wat el
from Never Failing Springs. which 6o~
from the Sierra Nevada 6y analysis
thiswater Is shown to be perfectly free
from all mnnrities. The mains of thu.
SoIup pany having been laid In al 'at
principal streets of the city, the w. E
rendered avafla BILE to all within
city limits. Families, Hotels, Barr
stables, etc. supplied on fsvors bis
tArmR.
CARSON WATER COMPANY.
Office one bloc We st of Mint.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
Health is Wealth.

DR.. Z c. VESTS NERVE AND Brain
TREATMENT, I "a trtn h'i - t'tun Tor
HvSfer a. ON tSS, )hrru 'Sfr1S t.tS,
Ner vouS Neural = ., Ia I Il n, ser OGS
PrDstr4fiOn '.st'I>e by Lha u~4 oS Il eohp
or tnb1ccO, W Wtkefulu - nal De-
preSSioa. pfte ing It the BrItn result
ing in insanity "a tc tilns - n cry,
decay ann death. Pr u ttdre OH Age,
RarrenneSs, .4pSs OF DUsr in eithe- sex
Involunttry Losses tli ~Ner ntrorrnuea
caused bv o Jer-e NerEinn OF the D in,
Self3tbuSe or oVer-iniul13nse +. a" 4
box bntainS one ~ Dltu'S ire ttm Ant.
sl.n0 boz o. six b hXeS fpr S6.A0 sent by
mil nranaI I'd on re - OF OF prc IS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
WE GuAR.N> SIX BON~

70 'ura 4nN ease. WJtn e zen Oritr re-
ceived nv uSf,r six upNaS, t'.bn" IN
led with $500 will sand the our mas r
our wrI te guarantee TO refun the
IN Dnep If he tr .s,trnaut a peS n II effs, a
cLre. Qua sntee~ isSuai only by W. IL.
Oh EDIC, sole Az mt. GlrS IN Cit, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
MORNING APPEAL.
lIsfed P-ary incoming Mouhe}'
excepted, by

ADVANCE.
Tie APPEAL will he delivered to
the citizens OF Carson at % cts
Per Week
John +. Unlhorn, of the CallIor-
MIA Press Association, 305 Bush
Street, San Francisco, Cal, is the
authorized advertising agent OF the
MoRNING AFPEAI
Entered at the Postoffice in Carson CITY as
second class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express and Passe ger rains
Naks prompt connections with the
ssy eral railroad lines in the East.
Iullman Palace Sleeping Cars and
Tourists sleeping Cars attached to all
trains. Dining Cars attached to fast
mail trains between Truckee and Og-
zen.
Tickets sold, sleeping car barths Sc
cured, ana other In nfOrmati n given on
application to the Co.'S Agt, AT Keno
where passengers caIlinA IA person can
seourN ch Oicc of routes, etc.
Richard Gray. Gev Traf. Mans.
+. h. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
San Fraer s-cO, Cal.
jane
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
Recutting = Axles
OF ALL SIZES, FROM TO 4 INCHES.

THE wheels of all vehicles become loose the
! spindle after one two years use, caused by
friction. On common strai"ht axle the box is worn
each end also the nut and collar. which leaves the
spindle too long for the box in the wheel By cutting
down the spindle the point of axle with the box
and running the thread up to it and cutting off the
point that would protrude through the NUT the wheel is
made fit again like when new, providing the spindle
is not worn too fiat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
Fine = HairCutthlg,
AND SHAVING,
vYENg UE aEE sNsvED

vaYg&g UF aHE sNsvED
IVA States, supprtntendenpS OGce,
Cssisou CITY, Nevada, May litn, 1891.
SEALED PR ,PuSALS w LII GE
received by The undersigned until II
o'c3nck uooa on the 20 h. dhv Of June,
lo9i, for tuT 41S.Ing such supplies as
may be- required from lime to Time bS
tt.t~ MINI uurItg the y months G ding
June :Oth, 1892, en- bratriug ari''s and
OU1tr chemIC IS, wood, charcoal. salt,
bor y. SOAP. oils, cruc. b,eS covers. sir
goods. ,nt tat, hardware and otner nee
- -arY supplies ~cdt dulles IN D1a
form r 9 upOS =. wi n Iuf pr1n alton as
u T. 1t gu 4r1.rie> II each II icle tn IT will
pgohdbiy e requ rel, viii be fuI InlShed
on Application Proposals VII b. e n
sidrred = paTdtrly on each article, and
upon the cO3npartSD of the prizes
vii be acce tie as TO toe whole or part
as may e deemeh for he best interest
of the cove .1meut, the right {" rej ct
any or all pIopGS els beng reserved.
Req aiSitionS will he ma or the par les
whose bits may be accepted ana The
articles must e furnished as required
without delay. Pro oS is 10 receive
conSiaeia, ton, mus be accom- panlrd
by sufficient bond, with one or more
suretieS and by m pies r uch deSct -
tIOn of the attic es as will clea " destg-
nate TIVE kind and quality. Proposals
suould ''e addreS- cd - the unueI Sfged .
and il closed witn copy Of tn - adver-
tisemeut, in y sealed envel bpeiudorSed
Proposais for supplies" ThC $ viii
be open a and -egtstere 1T tue heur
named in tn. presence of bidder and the
officeIsof H. Mint.
5. G.. WRIGHT, super ntendent U. S.
Mint, Carson Citv, Nevad'. law4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07
$500 REV ARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, dyspepsia,
SEX Headach -ndigeStiou, t'on>tipa-
nou or CostlveneS-, w cannot cure
with West'S Vegetable Liver Pills. W hen
directions are compile with ihey are
purs lv Vegetable and never fail to give
Satisfaction. sugar coa.ed- Large box
es containing 80 pills IS .ents. Beware
of count erfeits and INIT ons. Sold by
w. 81. CHEDIC, O.. I.son, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-07

wsa The 5UYERS GUIA e is.
!: !: !: !: 8: : !: !;
Na2&SSA iss,Ied Ma 81: ana sept,
&Y EsA each year. u is an encys
- 81 clopeoi0 OF rnetu- intor-
vAA Ax nation for ali no pur-
SSyyzY chase the luXarles C tho
necessities o. nI-. We
can cloths you aIG 1urtlIsi you with
ell the necessa y ard nrece--5aro
appliances to r. walk uaI Ue, sleel
cot, 1. hunt. .Irl1 Go to churcE
or s"oy at honae. ana 1t various oiZes
styles and quantities. J1st figure on,
what js required 70 do eli these things
COMFORTABLY. and you cen make j fai,
estimate OF {. q value of tho Buy Els2
GUIDE, wtAcl VIII be se,'s upon
rece:pt o. 10 cents to pay p,ostaYe
MONTGOMERY WARD & Co.
ll-ll4 Michigan A venue, Chicago, III,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31

The Stuart Horse Guard left their armory
of O'Clock and went to the Catholic ceme-
terry. north OF the city, where ono Of their
trocpers-Henry Booksr-had been buried
since last Memorial-day. Arriving at the
grave the troop was drawn up and hand
some pillow was laid upon il. Bugler
Coester sounded TAPS" and three volleys
were fred from the heavy cavalry pistols.
Bsfors leaving Hollywood General
Stuart's grave was visited, pillow with
the initials of the troop was placed on it.
taps sounded. and the salutes fred.
At the request of Colonel Bidgood aud
tts1, Bugler Cocstsr went with them to
the grave OF General John X. Cooke and
sounded Lights out,p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
Tho Mozart nIrsicaIn.

The New York Stars appear at the regu-
lar Mozart musicale Monday night. The
artists are: Miss Louise Tooker, soprano;
blr. Carl Odell. tenor: Mr.. Charles II. Lat
tie. humorst, and Miss Mabel Stillman,
whose successes in her peculiar field have
given her the name of 1.-THE WhIstlIng
Patti" The programme, on account Of
the novelties offered will be of especial
interest and admirably adapted to the mood
of q popular audience on summer night.
II is as follows: /. Piano duet, Rhapsodic
Hongroise. Uiszt,) Miss Tooker and Mr.
0dell. 2. Humorous, Nonologue, (Orlgi-
nall Mr.. Little. 3. Aria, Regnara, "Lu-
cia," (Donizetti,) Miss Tooker. 4. Valse
from Romeo and Juliet, (Gounod,l Miss
Stillman. 5. Song, Yeoman's Wedding
Song, (PoniatowskyO Mir. 0dell 6. Dues,
La yorrei, (fettison,) Misses Stillman aud
Tooker. z. Skits and Sketches. (Selected.)
MIR. Little. 8. Song, Swiss Echo Song.
(Eckert) Miss Tooker. 0, La Tarantelle.
(Bassford.) Mas Stillman. 10. SoEe, Ny
Soul TO God, Ny Heart to Thee. (Ciopis-
SON. Mr.. 0dell. II. Humorous Mono
logue, (original.) Mr.. Little. IL. Trio, A
Strange Resemblance, (von Suppi,l Mhss
Tookor Miss ktiilman, and nr. Odell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
Biacksburg's Commencement.

The following is the commencement pro-
gramme for the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College at Blacksburg:
Sunday, June 7th.-11 A. NJ, baccalau-
reate sermon, Rev. J. Y. Fair, Richmond,
Va; SIP. NJ, Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation address, by L. L. Dadman, Staun-
ton, Va.
Monday, June sth.-11 A. NJ, alumni
address, by Hon. Isaac Digs, West Point,
Va. 2:3O P. NJ, battalion drill; $3.50 2. NJ,
dress parade; p. NJ, annual celebration
of Maury Literary Society.
Tuesday, June 9th.-l1 A. NJ, address
before literary societies, by Hon. John L.
Goode, of Norfolk, Va; $50 p. NJ, ski~-
mish drill: $50 p. NJ, review: SP. NJ,
annual celebration Of Lee Literary So
ciety.
Wednesday, June 10th.-11 A. NJ, de-
livery of diplomas; annual Grafton, by
Hon. Henry W. Flournoy, Richmond, Va. /;
2;sO p. NJ, competitive drill; 8 p. III. ca
dot hal1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
TWO SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY.
Hester Fowler Cut Man with Razor
md william Morris Broke into Store.

The continued case of Hester Fowler,
the negro girl whose arrest few days ngo
was reported in the DISPATCH, came up for
investigation before the Police Court yes
terday. The offence occurred some time
ago on Byrd Island, and the wounded man
was not seriously hurt.
Hester was sent on to the grand jury.
William Henry Morris ccolored) was sent
on to the grand jury for breaking and en-
tering in the night time the house OF tho
Traylor Electric Company and stealing one
lot of brass the property of said company.
John Joshua Smith and John Lucas.
negro boys about nine years old, were
charged with being thieves and Migrants.
Lucas was also charged with stealing two
shoes the property of J. r. Teasdale, and
one lot of money belonging TO II. Spies.
Each of the boys was required to give Sc
curlty for six months. The two specific
charges against Lucas were dismissed, al
though his guilt was proven and moreover
he confessed several other petty thefts. -.
Watson Morris, negro, was sent TO jail
for sixty days for stealing two bottles Of
whiskey, one bottle Of wine, one box of
sa:dines, and one lot Of cigars, belonging
to Younger Loving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
r.n.r,.r, m whits-Ls.d Waking.

James r. McEvoy, of this city, has IN.
vented simple and effective method OF
making White Lead in the shoi. .in1 az az
three hours. the ordinary time requiring as
many mouths. The usual application OF
nowerful acids TO corrode the lead "a dis-
ppensod with. and better wearing article
Is produced. Mr.. McEvoys process OF
making this lead forms II d ih.o nea tsrn.
paratnres so common to ordinary lead;
Doing away with acids in the formation q. Of i
lead heightens its value as commodity
for wearing as paint, as the action Of the
elements is plainly seen on our ordinary
outdoor painting soon after applied, A
thorough test has proven that Mr.. Nc
Fyoy's lead is more elastic and adhesive
more durable, combining q better hller,
and can DO used without the AID OF
DRYER. IL is to be placed on the market at
less cost than other pure lead by tho
Southern Varnish and Paint Company,
recently established in our city.