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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-19
Mrs. Helen M. Cougar I'm Chi.
cagO Lever.

Mrs. Helen M. Cougar I'm Chi.
cagO Lever.
wonder if the machine" puts a
church elder at the other end of the
wire, if the deacons will dance at
tendance when the campaign band
begins to play? l think they will
when the tin begins to sound.
That was touching spectacle at
this convention when statesmen (?)
climbed over each other in their
wild enthusiasm to possess them
selves of the "little tin souvenirs
from St. Louis" (tin made in Wales
all that they might take home one
of these little "issues for the cam
paign of 1922" What is the protec-
ton of our boys when "the little
tin horn" is unprotected? Yes
"protection to tin" will be the war
cry of Republicans.
Instead Of a grandfather's hat,
log cabins, coon skins and cider
barrels in the next campaign, we
will be deafened by the toot of itn
horns, the rattle of tin pans, men
will wear tin hats, tin pantaloons,
tin coats, tin vests, tin buttons,
while the "tin" of the whisky ring,
corporations and high tariff bood-
lers will furnish the oratory and ink
for the campaign.
Many thousands Of women in
Kansas voted this year in the mu-
nicipal election and all concede that
their votes counted for good govern
ment.
While Kansas women have done
this the Illinois Legislature refuses
to act on the municipal suffrage bill,
Notwithstanding the large petition
presented and the great amount of
work done to secure this small mod
icun of justice.
At the republican league meeting
recently held in Cincinnati, Hon.
John L. Webster, of Omaha, the no.
torious advocate of liquor, and aid
to Mr.. Rosewater in the recent Ne
braska campaign, was chairman Of
the resolution committee. 1t is
needless to say that no sound was
uttered on the prohibition question.
Mr.. Clarkson, the self-confessed
would-be briber and corruptionist,
was elected president. This meet
ing was the "key note" of the cam
paign of 1872.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-19

READ the papers which advocate
the cause of the down-trodden.
The morning call., 1891-03-30
NATIONAL GUARl
Two Here NIches Filled on The
Shelf Of Retired.

Jam es Il. Budd az Stockton has. on au-
plication. been placed on the retired sIigs
with the rank Of Brigadier- General, but
until his successor shall have bssn ap-
pointed and qualified he viii continue IN
command of the Third Bf1gade, cp,s,nlisina
the troops of the San joaquin Valley.
Major John A. Sheehan, !. 4. r., Foarth
Brigade (Sacramento), has likewise been
placed on the list at request.
The Tobin trophy donated for annual
competition at the range Between tee COM
panies of the Third Infantry Regiment, has
been awarded TO Company 3, its present
hclder, for the year 1881. It is q coincidence
that in the two regiments competing for the
trophies the winners should be suc5 two
years in succession.
Yesterday having been Easter Sunday,
lhe committee having in charge the or
engagements for tile first meeting ~ sie
Veterans National Guard Rifle CirD very
wisely postponed the meetips 1or one week,
when the attendance will more than com
penSate for the delay.
Over in Oakland TIN discovery has been
made that the State marksman's medal
is a round one of bronze, which tradition
says is made of old bronze cannon used ia
the war of the rebelliCa." Trad iion is of;
tne only medals made If such esptured can
non metal are those OF the G.. A, H.
captain Woodruff OF The. Nationalist Is
authority for the statement that the score
ten men) of his comoany at the Tobin
trophy competition is nnequaied IN The Ma
liOnal Guard of this State His team scored
SO out OF possible 10 points,
Sergeant A. II. Viii alins has been elected
Second Lieutenant o. G1mpany OF Tie
First. The Lieute1 al elect was .sthe
dandy Sergeant Major 8f camp Waterman"
Sergeant Herbert Is. Uanklin has been
appointed QuartermaS er-S geant and Cor
pural Clarence de Viu Sc rgoalt OF ttie
Light Battery.
Colonel Albert Castlr A. A g. and chief
o f staff to General Din rs returned 20
the city from a sojourr Is ,a York.
First Sergeant David HoIa of E Of tne
Second has been reduCe e., .gt. ranks at bis
request and transferred ij-h. Battery a,
Major General w. E Nmou1 has re-
turned from Southern ll la
The morning call., 1891-03-30
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR r UEL, FORAGBAND STRAW.
headquarters Department Of Arizona, ONCE OF
Ihe thiet QuaTtermaster, Los Angeles, Cal, March
80 1S9l. Sealed proposals will be received at this
once, ana AT the onlces OF the Quartermasters at
each OF the stations below named until IL o'clock
A. N. on Thursday, April 90 lS9I and opened i'm
medateiy thereafter ia the presence bidders for
the furnishing and delivery cf fuel forage and
straw, during the fiscal year ending June 80 1892
at military stations in the Department OF Arizona,
as follows: Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, Huachuca
and Thomas, and San Carries, Whippe Barracks,
and Tucson, A. I Los Angeles and San Diego bar
racks Cal. and Forts Bayard. Stanton and Wiugate,
Albuquerque and Santa re, n. NJ. Preference given
to articles OF domestic production and mauufac-
ture, conditions of price and quality being equal,
ana such preference given to articles OF American
production and manufacture produced on the Pa
cihc Coast to the extent OF the consumption
quired by the public service there. Proposals for
either class OF the supplies mentioned. or for guam
titles less than the whole required or for delivery
OF the supplies at points other than those above
named Will be entertained. Specifications, general
instructions to bidders and blank forms of proposal
Will be furnished on application to this office, to
the Quartermasters at any OF the stations named
above. A. 5, KIMBALL QuaTtermaster q. 5. Army,
Chief Quartermaster. mr3o 1T apps 2t
The morning call., 1891-03-30
ATToHNEYs-AT-lh,Y

4 DVICE FREE DIVORCES A SPECIALITY;
~ quickly, quietly, legally; fes after divorce; pro-
bate, insolvency, collections, etc; all courts law
office. g. W. HOWE X =, IS Kearny st. fe1S u
- tees State and Federal courts. Ala kcsrny ~ SIN
A NJ. ARMSTRONG. Al TORN 33l
~ Montgomery st..Kms. 1921, Telephone 52l7.ly
NAGLE 4 NAGLE. a TORNEYs-AT-LAw. 5I1
~ Montgomery St, Rooms to :. fel5 BIN
JENNINGS X HUBBS. ATTURNEYS-Ar-LAw
y $50 Pine s., Rooms - and 80. fell Il
A DYlCE FREE; SPECIALITY. DIVORCES: OBJ
~ tanned quietly anu guicsiy; collections. etc. r.
ENLLEY. Attorneys Assn. ! Kearny st. fe1O II
- a. CBOTHERS. ATToRNEY-A1-LAw, 605
IL. Clay 81. nos II
w W. Davidson. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw t3J
w California 81. Rooms ~ ); advice Tree. d3st
The morning call., 1891-03-30

Go N9O FOR SALE-COU> STORE;
= l.. NOO' general merchandise store situated
~ "A thriving mining and agricultural district, 30
miles from auy railroad; I good average business
NAith atu pe largely increased good profits always
ctalAeu on goods present oH uer> living and doing
lIs!n 'os IA ~al Francisco. desire TO dispose at
reasonable valuation this Cuuntry-sIJre; this is
es-I Opportunity {" buy an old aud sgl eHdid bust
ness parties meaning business can obtain partfel-
lars OF !. j. GFtSEIT "A co. SOC Sacramento Z
The morning call., 1891-03-30

EOE SALE-A PROFITABLE WHOLESALE
mercl a-..il5e and manufacturing business in san
Francisco. stock aud fixtures value about $4,000;
sickness the Only cause for selling: good city real
estate might be taken payment Address o.,
10. -ll- LALL. ErAnrh Nflce mr2G Il
The morning call., 1891-03-30

UHE NATIONAL HOTEL, 5I2 bush ST:
i good paying business: must sell before April 1st
on nc cunt OF other bus ness; make offer. Appy
Z. WIEN Exc, 5l2 Bush st. mr26 7t$
The morning call., 1891-03-30
MONEY TO LOAN.


ON 2ND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON 1ST
" mortgage 81. j. L. ISAACS All OFarreli. oc3tf
S3 900 900 ON RAS SsadG AT LOWEST
loaned. RAYMOND, sULLiyAN& CO., III Post. I'm
The morning call., 1891-03-30

II RUSSELS CARPETS. Goo LAID; FLOOR
u cloth. 25c. 5. ". SHREK, 1884 Stockton.ml2 I'm
=, CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
1910 Stockton 81. oc2s emo
The morning call., 1891-03-30
SUMMER RESORTS,

d EsoRTs, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
III Pacific Coast, with rates, location ETC., pub
llshed in the Hotel Guide. Send 25c for copy "a
pages, to $40 Post ST.. S. f. mr1 tt
The morning call., 1891-03-30

TOR SALE-HUME BAKERY AND CONFEC-
7 tmery: household and kitchen furniture in
Guided; $3.50 cash: owner wants TO leave Oakland;
relrsI5. 1888 Market mrll II
The morning call., 1891-03-30

byron MAUzY, AGENT soHMER, CHASE
- Bros, Newly Il Evans 3Os Post st. my22 Il
y UPRIGHT PIANO: $50: CHASE's MUSIC
y store, TT Market st. fe2G II
The morning call., 1891-03-30

ell 0nO FOR SALE a FIRST-CLASS
- i -. OUO. family hotel; l-5 rooms: in the
very heart Of the city: over 100 permanent board
ers 10 is admirably fitted in every particular for
parties desiring to run a bus, which would make It
Of the best hotels in the city: il has elevator
aud every modern convenience; dinng-rOOm will
seat 10 people; $1,000 can remain mortgage IN
tn paid cUt OF the business. BRENNAN Il DUNN,
$50 Market st. mr27 IT
The morning call., 1891-03-30

TIE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO IL cents per week delivered by carrier to any
Part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by puStal-Card or otherwise will recelVe
The morning call., 1891-03-30

w ANT TO EXCHANGE \ 32O-ACRE DESERT
W land claim Lassen County. Cal for bicycle
or Sadde-hOrse; claim can be held for 2 years and
be renewed at expiration OF that time. Address
II. NJ, Box 56. CALL Once MI Il
The morning call., 1891-03-30

C,t-p FOR SALE-A PROMINENT CORNER
- J ~. saloon: well fitted up and doing good
business. Apply to WILLIAM HATTIE IA and rs
First 81 cor OF Mission mrs II
The morning call., 1891-03-30

A Ny GENTLEMAN HAVING $1,000 AND
- wishing to engage In frst-cass mauufac turing
business where the profits large. learn OF
opportunity by inquiring Of BRENNAN & DUNN,
$40 Marker ST. mr2T 81
The morning call., 1891-03-30
EDUCATtONA


CHILDREN AID BEGINNERS TAUGHT THE
0pfauo very reasonable terms; foreigners and
parties whose education has been neglected taught
reading. writing: letters written and copying done.
33i2 Moss St, near Seventh and Howard. mr23 II
DIANO-TEACHER FROM LEIPSIC CONSERYA-
L tory OF Music; 81 per lesson. 526 Hayes. % 5t-
CANDIDATES PREPARED FOR TEACHERS
\ examinations. 79S Vaa MSS ave. mr22 lm
GIG. G. MANCUSI, SINGING LESSONS HAS RE-
- moved 70 21O Powell st. mrl5 Inns
TYPEWRTTlNG FREE. AT WEST COAST IN
L stitute; Marsh shorthand and teiegraphng. 232
Montgomery St. mrl2 u
CHoRTHAND AND TYPE-wRITING TAUGHT;
Cey'g classes; terms moderate 3O4 Third Rm g. 3m
ID W. kIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 29l2
Howard ST.; terms moderate nr7 I'm
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHOoL-ENGINEER
ing. architecture, surveying. III Post. ieZO Tyr
CCHOOL CIVIL MINING. MECHANICAL EN-
= cheering. surveying. architecture, drawing. as
saying; estab. 1864 A.Yan der Naion, 725 Mkt q II
N1ANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
vi Italian method; genuine Italian maudOiins,
mandolas, IutGs. PROF. ADELSIEIN, 1909 Suffer-
II EALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE. ~ POST ST
II DOube-entry housekeeping, penmarship, short
hand, type-writIug, telegraphy etc. all included in
business course under one fee of So je5O e
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 800 POST T.
L Lie scholarship SO: 'taT amt evealnz oc2ost
rTHE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier 10
part OF the city; the Bulletin IS the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the COAST
orders by postal-clr OF otherwise viii receive
prompt attention. once 612 MONTGOMERY s.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

l'AEtE s-SAiIPH'S BRUSSELS Csc A YARD;
y uStalllnent price elsewhere 81 yard. NJ
FRIEDMAN a CO., Z2S-23U stockton. ana 237 Post
The morning call., 1891-03-30

I kEGE RESTAURANT: NICELY FITTED Up:
i goa location; receipts S35 10 $40 per day
Erea aargaiu: must be sold on account OF prOprIe'
tor, il-health 6O12 Everett ST., bet. Third and
Fourth mr24 It's
The morning call., 1891-03-30

u EsTAU' INT. CHEAP RENT: GOOD PLACE
II for mar. Ad wife. AZ Spear street. mr24 ST
The morning call., 1891-03-30

l. UILDING FOR SALE.
i To be removed: 9l6 Jones st.. near Pine.
Apply to MCAFEE, BALDWIN u HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST mrs II
The morning call., 1891-03-30
SEWING MAcHI>Es.

DECKER 4 SONS TIANos. MUSICAL INSTRU-
y meuJs, and luIi stock of Toe Sheet-music. ZENO
MAJNAIS n SIC CO.. 759 Naraet ST. tylItf
The morning call., 1891-03-30

4 t lll3 TAYLOR ST; FINE NEW UTRIGHr
y piano for sale cheap. mrl3 In
NEW UPRIGHT; IN USE 3 MONTH 2sI6
~ Sacramento st. mrs If
II ALLEr & DAVIS AND KIAIKALL FIANoAyD
The morning call., 1891-03-30

- ia PARTNER WANTED; RESTAURANT
t' IOO' and coffee saloon; best aud busiest part
90 Clty- doing an immense trade, SO 70 $50 per
dag; owner hrst-class COOK, runs that department;
wants good reliable man for cash counter, look
Ter help; experience not necessary II willing anu
D.liLlEg- attend customers, etc; Is best paving
, nee IN CITY; is offered al almost half It's actual
value TO make quick sale; must sell; needs hep;
luyh at il; never such a chance GEO. STEWART
1.5 Rcaruy ST. 1t
The morning call., 1891-03-30

GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE; > YEARS
" lc.se: must be sold by Monday, March 30Ih Ap
ply to- CAKTAN, MCCARTHY d CO., 3i2 sacra
Iururo ST. mr24 IT.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

DOR SALE CHEAP-ALMOST NEW PARKER
E1inmrrless shotgun. Cali On or address j. A.
BroOklyn Hotel. mr3U ~ No We
L resi- MILK COW: BE SEEN MONDAY, 1886
l Market ST., near Sixteenth mr29 3t%
OLD LIMHER ROE SAVE CHEAP. IS PARK
The morning call., 1891-03-30
PIANOS. VIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

4 EST PLACE On THE COAST TO BUY PIANO
- or organ. F.N. SPEN GER ~ Co, 723 Market ST.
History Building, ID floor; pianos from fIOO up
organs from 500 up. mr24 II
The morning call., 1891-03-30

Apply to McAFEE, BALDWIN u HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery ST. mr25 II
IMPROVED WINDMILLS. VERY CHEAP. AID
dress J. HARDER. 1910 KENTUCKY st. mr25 7,+
GAS FIXTURES AND PLUMBING VERY
VI cheap. HUFSCHNIDT & BRO, 637 Clay. me- II
EICYCLE-NEw $50 SAFETY; PRICE SIS.
ID 329 Golden Gate ave. mrlS Inns
TOOLS AND HARDWARE, AT LOWEST RATES.
L Spear st. Market fel5 2m
CHEPAKD'S FOOT AND TOWER LArHES
~ plauers, drill-presses- 657 Mission st. se27ts
CAFE. SCALE, LETTER-PREsS, STORE-TRUCK
- aud moncy-tili, cheap j. ; Clay St AUS Il
CECOND.HAND BOILEhS, ENGINES, PUMPS
- shafting, pulleys. betting, water pipes etc No
ISTOSH a WOLPNAN. l37 Beale - deaf
email ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
= lions tsaen at CALL Branch Orices, sos LarkIn
ST.. 359 Hayes St and 25lS Mission St; open Till
SCR. NJ.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

GlLENDID ASSORTMEN 4 OF NEW AND SEC
- ond-hand pianos Of prominent makes: don't fail
10 Inspect our stock. 4. NJ ANFISELL Piano Com
The morning call., 1891-03-30

CTEISWAY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANUS,
- organs and all musical instruments; call aud see
our new rooms and stock MATTHIAS GRAY Y
The morning call., 1891-03-30
FUKNIrrRE FnR SIZE.

TOR sALE-FuRNITURE. CARPETS, Ere,
U chean- 81 SInckInn 81. IL.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

FURNITURE D ROOMS; CHEAP: HOUSE TO
i rent. Apply SLOOM, l22 Leidesdorf st.mr27 It's
FURNITURE orr BROOM COTTAGE; N GOOD
u lNcal.t ~. AnnLY 500 Sanchez St mr26 Us
The morning call., 1891-03-30

DARTIES WISHING TO SELL THEIR HOUSE
mold furniture, carpets, bedding, crOckery, etc.,
call OF address 1920 Market ST., Room g. mrl7 tt
The morning call., 1891-03-30

FURNITURE OF 7-ROOM FLAT: ELEGANT:
4 sacrificed. 80 McAllster ST.. Fiat 3. mr29 St"
FURNITURE AND CARPETS OF ROOMS COM
i pLete for sale. lf29 Fulton 81. mf2S 1T
The morning call., 1891-03-30

$1,000 4 ao IN Fruit pea M1k msi a?TIoa Mics
To depot: fair buildings. W. Il. EASTIN * CO. 42O
Montgomery St mr29 81
TO ENCHANGE-eO ACRES, WITH ORCHARD
aud vineyard. near HeAidsburg; nard-hniSGed
house: all outbuui1gs spring aud running water;
ouly 500 an acre; many other desirable places ia
the c0untryi also city property to exchange
BENEDICT 4 Co, 457 Ninth 81. Oakland. 20 1T
SCHoOL LAND LoCA11ONS-ALL PARTS OF
- the state. NoRTHUP, 235 hrarny st. mr29 If
AacAes ali h ss sth4 fTrtts and rs otd
in the town OF Los GatOS; half mile from depot;
grand view: springs and well; price 5000;
trrms must be sold. See owner, L. l.. SALISBURY,
ABS Ninth St, Oakland. mr25 II
The morning call., 1891-03-30
STORES TO LET.

LINE STORE; RENT CHEAP; 227 FIFTH ST,
i bet Folsom anu Howard Apply &. II. MBSEN
& CO.. IA Montgomery ST. mr29 ot
no LET-LARGE LOWER FLOOR, SUITABLE
L for workshop or outside uIder; centrally To-
Gated Apply CALL Branch ONCE mr29 4t%
Ii ALE OF STORE WITH GOOD SHoW-WlN-
IL dow 22l6 Fillmore st. mrs9 2t*
OH yard. mr29 st*
no LET OR LEAsE-FINE NEW STORE. WITH
good rooms for housekeeping Acceptable terms
will be made by applying to JOHN LUT6EN, 3l9
Clay st. Mrzt ~
7 ARGE STORE, 2SS MlNNA, WITH HOUSE
i above: rent $50. l07 Stockton st. mr2I 4tt
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sw. COR. HOW
L ard and Seventeenth SITS. can be uspi for store
OF any kind. Won RHE1N, 524 CaiforiAa stmI7 tt
The morning call., 1891-03-30

TSHASCE FOR HOMES EEKERs ar LOEES
I Come quick: only 20 lots lsit, elso each;
$40 down aud So month: a BARGAIN; eettAse
and down batn only $500. 5000 down and $50
a month: take Berkeley train; Sunday epeaFp-
TO suit Apply to W. G. MORAN. Lorin, or 70
DUSINBURY & WURTS 46l Ninth ST.: Vak-
land. lntot ~
TOR NICE LOT FOR A HOME APPLY - L.
L II SHAM. at Lorin Lumber-yard; cheap II raksn
soou. mrz4 a.
The morning call., 1891-03-30

IMPROVED WINDMILLS. VERY CHEAP ADJ
i dress J. HARDER. 1910 Kentucky St mr25 7.+
The morning call., 1891-03-30
I ooKE$l85o; HOUSE or ROOMS, BLOCKS

I
Il from BeT6eey station; $50 monthly.
$2OOO-House OF 8 rooms; SO monthly.
$2O0-Lot 5Oxl30; $40 cash and So monthly.
$425-Lot 50Tl05, on electric road.
100 other lots on electric road to Oakland.
City agents for the Mckee tract.
Send for maps
A 1 Mnr ntr,n- q III
The morning call., 1891-03-30
BUSINESS CHANGES.

c.-Aa GROCERY AND BAR; PROMINENT
= w. corner: Western Addition; furniture OF
rooms Included ih sale; owner leaving LOT the East;
ind value in stock. W. + HEALY, 1904 Market
,rr..t mr2S 3tE
The morning call., 1891-03-30
OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.

TOR RENT - HOUSE OF ROOMS, FIRST
L class. N Eighth St. near Adeline station: $40
Apply to o. r. s. 27S Thirteenth st. mr29 &c
The morning call., 1891-03-30

FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP,
/ see H. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh ST. de6 If cod
The morning call., 1891-03-30

G. On0 LOT 5Oxl4O. IN BERKELEY; MAG
u wv. niitc"nt views; S25 cash; 50 monthly.
S300-LOt 25xlO0; macadamized; S25 cash.
S75O-Hands0me ,oruer: 55XlOO: SIS monthly
S350-COTner; 4OIl0O: $25 cash: % monthly.
$325-Lot lux 100: sidewaiked; 50 monthly.
$B25-LOt 55Xl00; S25 cash; $40 monthly.
/ offer Ouly what own; send for maps; 1000 lots.
CHAS.A. BAILEY. owner. o Montgomery. milo II
The morning call., 1891-03-30

nor SALE-AT NEwBURY STATION, BER-
+ Kelley. new house o, rooms, bath, etc ; lot 501
100 one block from station. very easy terms; price
$1,000 Call or address A. Il. MERRILL, SOS Bry-
ant ST. city, or on the premises. mr2l u
, 1891-07-15
SUCCESS OF THE KNELLER PROCESS
IN ST. KITS.

Our planter readers will probably Iecol-
lect that we gave Il description OF the above
process, and promised to inform them OF
itS success or failure after it had been far
Iy tried on Mr.. w. BOOn'S estate, StOne;ort,
in St. kits. The whole Of this years crop
which has been a very short one, fully forty
per cent below the average, has been made
by this process. The ShOrtneSS of the crop
il accounted by the drought which has pre-
vailed throughout the Lreward Islands. In
st. Kits the rainfall for the first hye
months of this year has amounted to I
Seven inches only kneltpr'S process Is
very simple. Cold air is forced to the bot
tom of the syrup in the ASpinaI pan, and IN
rising to the surface becomes charged win
moisture thus evaporation is much acceI-
Grated and the temperature OF the syrup
kept down. At StOnefOrt the thermomet +
shows that this temperature rarely exceeds
$50 deg. F. The sugar from the coolers IL
crntrifugalled, and every evening the mo-
laSscs from the days operations is reboIled (:
this takes about 80 minutes. h hrSC
sugar which is of course merely a very
superior kind Of muscOVadO tests from "a
to $500. It has tested as high as 90.8oIo,
and a special sample obtained from a layer
of larger crystals which forms between
each strike in the coolers tested no less than
$3.50. The mOlaSses sugar tests 81 deg,
and is quite equal in appearance and quail
ty to good muscovadO. The bulk OF the
frat sugar has been blOOmered and shipped
TO London with, we understand, very salts
factory results. The mOlasSes from four
tons of first sugar yields one ton OF second
sugar. AS regards the quantity of sugar ex-
tracted from the juice, and the pecunlary
success of the process we have no figures to
lay before our readers, but we are inform
ed that Mr.. Boon is very well satisfied with
the results obtained. Probably an applica-
ton, addressed directly to him 10y any
planter intending to give this process "
trial, for further information will be the
best way to obtain it.-ArgOsy.
, 1891-07-15

or more energetic and loyal representative Of
our colony in the States, in this or IN other
kindred matters affecting our chief interests
il would be hard to find, and there are many
reasons which are presenting themselves at the
present day, for our having some one there t.
do us good service. For instance, in this inn
portant question of the suggested removal of
the coloured people Of the South to happier
homes in other lands, Major Walthall, acting
on our behalf, might be able to intro
duce a system of emigration to British Guiana
which eventually might prove a great blessing
to both parties to the contract. He knows the
Southern people thoroughly, having lived
amongst them 80 long, and he is able to tell
them, of his personal knowledge, all that they
would be likely to ask regarding the sell, the
climate, the politics, the social atmosphere,
and the inhabitants of Demerara. Wenever
wanted a further supply of labour more
than we do at present, and the Southern States
seem to offer a promising field of supply which
at least is well worth looking into. We submit
these suggestions for the consideration of the
members of the Legislature and other front
rank men whose cooperation is required if any
action is to be taken.
, 1891-07-15
THE NICARAGUA CANAL

There is every prospect that the Nic8ra-
qua Canal will be completed in II few years.
Men of energy and enterprise have under
taken the work, and it is talked about by
many as if it were already an accomplished
fact. The sum required to construct the
canal does not appear too great to be rails
ed for an undertaking that cannot fail to
yield a very large revenue. The canal is
to be 169.45 miles long. But there will
be only some twenty six miles of excavation.
The greater part of it is 10 feet above the
level Of the sea. There are to be conse-
quently three locks at each end. These
locks are to be very large, 1000 feet by So,
and 80 feet deep. 1t is expected that two
or three ships can pass through at one
lockage. 1t is calculated that it will take a
vessel twenty-eight hours to pass through
the canal from end to- end. The distance
saved between New York and San Francisco
will be 1894 miles. It is difficult to imagine
the revolution which this canal will make i'll
the commerce of the Pacific Coast. San
Francisco will be, by steamer, within twen-
ty-RNe days of Liverpool, and the dangers
az we'll as the delay of the route round
the Horn will be avoided. The change can
= bit effect trade Of British Columbia