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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
pICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN PINES
IL RAILWAY COMPANY
STEAMSHIPS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK
Steamer leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
nd fhiDAl. Manifest closed ons hour before
stesmerss leave New York FOR Richlnonl
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY so p
~, arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY mornings.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare TO New York via James river
route INCLUDING meals and BERTH .......sD,,
Round-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue ........................ Il n
eteerage with subsistence n
Steerage. without subsistence. .. 5)l
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
CsSin fare via Richmond and Petersburg ~
Tickets can be Obtained at A. W. CARRIERS.
POI Main street Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots and at cOmpany's
Offices, 1901 Main street and wharf, Rockets
Freight received daily until Z. NJ.
p, PASSENGERS leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS by the. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way via Newport News A. $40 A. NJ. and By
RICHMOND and Peterfbure railroad, came day a.
900 A. NJ will mako connection at NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, and
iyl9-n Companys Wharf Rockets
VIRGINIA s;TEAfJMBoAT ,CoMPANYs
FoRTHE sEASHoRE. CHEAPEST AND MOST
PLEASANT ROUTE TO OLD POINT.
NOHt OIh, GOklSNOJ Ill
VIRGINIA BEACH
OCEAN VIEW NEWPOKT NEWs, CLARE
MONT, AND JAMES RIVER
CONNECTIONS.
At OLD POINT and NORFOLK closely with
all lines for Hampton Va, Washington, ID. G.,
baltimore, PhilAdelphia and New York. Virginia
Beach and Ocean view same afternoon; also az
Norfolk for Eastern North Carolina and the
s ohHt'NNEWPoRT NEWS for Smith field. Va.
And al CLAREMONI with tho Atlantic and
Dsnville Railroad for Wayerly. Hickstord sni
AZ on1SNrY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP AND WAR
SCENERY
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED By
FARE TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK sl5l
900 ROUND TRIP; 81 SECOND-CLASS.
FIRST. CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTAIN DgYo,
carrying United states mail.
leaves Richmond syers
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY ArT A.
N (SIkEEl-CAko GO DIRECTLY TO STEAM.
Frs WHARF for above named places Return
Ing, the steamer leaves Norfolk, Old Point and
Newport News on alternate days. arriving at
-Tbrongh tickets on sale on steamer and az
CARRIERS Agency. No sOl Main street. Baggage
ehse EEK dt SnF E09Ns ENGAGED FOR DAYOA
d NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Ereigat received daily for Norfolk Ports
mouth, Smlthneld, Hampton, otd Point
Wayerly, Hicksford and Alexandria, Va; Wash.
ington, d. O.. Newberne, Washington and lar
boro, nc; al stations 'on Atlantic and Dan
vile, Seaboard and Roanoke, Norfolk southern
and Farmyille and Powhatan Railroads and
Fsstern North Carolina generally. also, for
Eastern shore Of Virginia and al regular land
mgs on the James Rep 30 &c rivers
IUCIEN b. TATUM, flce-fresident.
No. lll7 Main street and Rockets.
Irwin WEIsIGER Freight and Passenger AGea-
my-y-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

BENNINGTON
III STANDARD
TYPEWRITER.
For Fl fte c II
ars il h as
proved that II Is
the best for
SPEED, DURA-
BILITT. BEAU
- Of WORK .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
rRAINs NoRrHwARp.
Daily
STOPPING PLACES

Nos. Is, % and 80 make no stops Nos q aud
- stop on sigma a. Manchester. tentralla aud
Chester. Nos. q and u stop on sigma a .u.
chester. Irowry5 Contralia ami hester no -
stops on signal at Manchester only Tor pass,B.
gers purchasing tickets % regular stopping
places for this train south OF Petersburg. NOS
g. IS, 81. 49, -. 40, will stop on signal o., All STA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

By viriue Of a decree If me Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in the cause OF Lawrence B. MOrrlss
against Garland NORRIS and others, entered
june >. 1891. Will, ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

INSTRUMENT MAKER FROM THE NORTH
i desires situation. Address T. OTTO. No.
1907 Franklin street. oc 25-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

A WHITE MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER
NJ. Tines oc SGT
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
A Boston Bank Wrecked.

The Maverick National Bank of
Boston closed its doors on the I'd. The
liabilities are given as s., O0O 600. cash on
hand, sl,4Oo,00O The Indebtedness Of
President Potter to the bank is 81, 100. 600.
while that Of Director French is $500, 600
How French's property is placed is not
known, but Potter's estate at Cohasset is
valued at only $4,000 free from encum-
brances, while his half million dollar life
insurance policy and his city property are
In his wife's name and out of the reach Of
creditors.
The sensation of the day is the discovery
that President Potter and Cashier Work
are both under police surveillance and
that criminal prosecution is contemplated
by the federal authorities. The charge
temporarily will be swearing to the re
turns OF the bank, knowing them 10 be
false. This is to be followed by charges
of misrepresentation Of the funds. United
States District Attorney Allen refused 10
speak on the subject when questioned.
It was only to save Boston's business
credit and save a host of little failures
among small depositors, because Of the
suspension, relieving them of ready
money, that the banks agreed to advance
8 per cent Iof their loans, amounting to
some 81, 600, 600, to insure payment of the
depositors. This prevented panic.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
swfndlfng the Farmers.

Several sharper5 have been operat-
ing in Rice county, Minnesota, the past
few days, doing thriving business By
swindling the farmers. raey traverse the
country with some person who is posted as
TO the standing aud responsibility Of the
farmers. After being introduced they
oyer to sell goods al wholesale prices,
charging the farmers only - IS the initia-
tory fee, which makes the farmer mem
ber of said company, then proceed to show
how the farmer is cheated BY the local
dealer and assures him he can save 30 per
cent by sending orlers 10 the purchasing
agency Then tney Send goods which they
represent 10 be worth SlS5 at retail and
close up with the farmer for - cash, his
initiatory fee, and his note for SO, The
goods are found to De worth only about
$40. They carry samples Of pure granula-
ted sugar, which they claim TO supply al
the rate of 70 pounds for 81, but receive no
orders, letting the farmer order from
headquarters. a large number of the
farmers in the southwestern part of the
state have been yicJimisea and robbed OF
hundreds Of do!lsIs.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

snroin,men, dated the irst day q Apriai APP, II
a 4 D. D. iSgl, appointed and s9ss,i.s'sS a.s =.
Charles ". Aldrach as trustee 10 .s,h al
s,esa of the said Henry j. Pase, WIZ l,...,, a.,
The powers, duties anu o9s.s s.,i H''s-9
and imposed by said rust ueuH; ,1a,a,h
Now. therefore, ], Charles W. a AZ III, ~,
.nrSessor ia trust. at the requess ~ '..I -,
isrsl holder OF said note, aud oy Nrtus ~.
,be powss and authority ia nie Nesae .4.,''...s
he Terms al the saA trust dee1' a. ss' Iii
sor in trust TO the said llentS = -,
=, rtS,es5av the trst dHyof DeeeS' ~, -, =,
n isal ~ the north or the fremont -
Nor III the court house IL TIE CITY O -. -
80 ronnty Of AraYahoe, state oi oyiOi ~ a'-S
=, IA ,,ciocls IL ans forenoon OF t'-o @ >. -
5ar sell me above described TeaI 81 t''iA VI
tbs ahove described water rlgsil sed q
tse rigbt title, benefit aud sqIiS
redempti6n OF tie said paru oI th' -. -
Nh Ia ssId deed OF trust menilogeu; sHD,s ~.
bsirs md assigns. st public ouct0h ~ ~ ,1e
highest and best price tire same wiz oI'fs =, H.,
in c,rsh for tbs puruose o1 ~ inE 50 ~, - -
Jahtrdnrss and AL costs, reas9Aa'v,' - n.
torpeT fers and commissions, OF me. tnv - ~.
rarty Of tue second part, anu all oti.eI -, g
rsases OF exccaIiEE said trust s1p!et.
boyyeycr. 10 said prior trust Gee4 "a A'@'
,eee hundred ,s 500 dollars. IA
Datgl this .atn dly Of gctveer, - -
-, gr.r I-v ~ AtrINot.
i'''' Tr-etNr r. aforesaid.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
Mobbinr a Minister.

At Prohibition rally at Orange.
Massachusetts. las, Saturday evening, the
Rev. j. Wesley Hill, OF Utah, commented
severely upon President HGrris0n's record
and on Governor RGsseIrs position on the
Prohibition question. Rev. George ".
Judson, pastor Of the Congregational
church, hissed the speaker and was asked
to the platform to defend the action. MIR
Judson took the platform land an exciting
debate ensued between the two men.
The audience became greatly excited and
Mr.. Judson's wife tainted. The pastor Of
the Universalist church arose and de
nouuced Mr.. Hill and declared that he
ought 10 be made to leave the town. The
audience joined in the hostile demonstra-
tions. A deputy sheriff escorted Mr. Hill
to mis- hotel, where he was followed by a
crowd, from which he was protected by
six more officers.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, George b. Merrill Of the
county OF Prowers and State OF Colorado,
cid by his certain deed Of trust, dated the
second day OF December, A. D. lssg, duly
recorded in tue o1iCe OF the county clerk
and recorder OF PrUwers county, on the
thirteenth day of December, A ID. lssg. In
oook ~ on page so, OF the records Of the
sald county, convey to Henry J. Page, as
trustee, the following described property
situate, lying and being in the said COUNTY
oi Prowers, and State of Colorado. to-wit /.
Inc southwest quarter ~ Of section
thiriy-two t33l in township TWENTY-FIVE
tz@) south, Of range forty two (42l. west Of
the sixth (bj principal meridian; contain
ing one hundred and sixty tiCOl acres
more or less, according to the limited
states government survey; together with
one full paid water right for eighty fsot
acres derived from the Amity Canal and
i.cserVoir company, TO secure the payment
oil the said George b. MerrilPs pro,nissory
note dated December second, a. D. lss9.
iof the sum Of two hundred and ten fs2lO,
dollarsi and payable 10 the order of the
Kansas iso9n and Trust Company, as ia
said deed Of trust described, aud
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
TRUSTEES 1aLE.

WHEREAS, Henry c. Cash. OF the couu-
ty Of Hr3wers, and State u Colorado. did
By his certain deed Of trust. dated .zls sec.
ond day Of Decem Der. y. D. 1853, duly re
recorder Of said Prcwers COUNTY on TIE
eleventh day OF December, a ID. Is.J, in
book u, on page 81 c Z tue records Of the
said county, convey to Henry }. Paee. as
trustee, the following, described ur5uerfr
situate, iyiug and being il tle said county
OF Prowers and State Of Colorado. t1-gglts
The northwest quarter t44l Of section
thirty lSOl in township twenty two f4-r
south Of range forty TWO i4gl west OF the
sixth tbt principal meridian. CoutaIuiEz-
one hundred and sixty leo Jacres. accoriifr.
TO the United States government survey.
together with one full paid water right
Tor eighty (s0I acres derived from the
Amlty Canal and Reservoir COMPANY. to
secure the payment OF the said Henry C.
Cash's prUmlssOrY note, dated DecsEu per
md, y. ID. 1859, for the sum Of two hun
dred and ten tS2lOl dollars, and payable 70
the order Of the Kansas Loan and Trust
company, as In sad trust deed described .
aud
Whereas, it is provided in said doaA of
trust that the same IS subject 10 q prior
trust decd to the said second party sccur-
ing note for fourteen hundred fSisOOj dol
lars, dated September znd. A. d tsoJ.aud
payable TO the order OF K. II. Sheldon dVc
To- years after date. and
whereas, 1t Is stipulated in the said
trust deed that whenever said pfior tr1st
deed By its terms become due aud PAYABLE
either by default in payment Of interest or
otherwise, or in case said tirst party shall
fail to pay any iustallmeHt theron when tho
same becomes due according to the con di-
tons OF said second trust deed, then in
either case the whole sum Of money hereby
secured shall become due and payabie ~
the election OF the holder thereof without
notice OF SAID election to the said FIRST
party; and
Whereas, default has been made in the
payments Of interest due December 9ni
a ID. lssO, and June End. A. n. 1891 on said
note secured by first.trust deed and default
mas pcen made IN the payments OF the in
stallmeats due December md A D. 1875
and June 2nd, A. d. lsJl, on said note So
cured by said second trust deed and the
legal holder Of said note having elected 10
declare the whole of said principal sl,.n
and interest thereon due and payable af.-
cordine 10 the terms Of said second trust
deed. and
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
a Fire at Hamburg.

At Bergendorf, suburb of Ham
burg, the Hotel Schwerin was burned the
other night and five lives were lost Many
inmates had narrow escapes and owing to
the construction Of the building and the
rapidity with which the flames spread the
firemen's work was full of danger.
Some negro minstrels who had been
playing in Hamburg were lodged in the
upper story. Three found escape shut of.
Two brave firemen volunteered in the face
of almost certain death 10 go to their as
sistance. just as the two rescuers reached
the floor upon which the three minstrels
were hemmed in by the flames, the building
collapsed and all five were plunged in
the blazing mass and persisted.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
AN UNREASONABLE STRIKE.
New York Printers Take Advantage of
Their Employers.


The Metropolitan Printing Company
of New York, which had the Contract for
prin ting the ballots for election, found
themselves in tight box last Saturday
The company had given heavy bond to
have the work done Saturday night
& 1t must be rushed, and the company en-
gagged 800 extra compositors to get it done
as quickly as possible. From the start the
new cempositors seemed to understand
they were on special work, and 10 appre-
ciste the importance to the company OF
having it done quickly. They began to
demand extra pay for rush work Ihe
company yielded to save disp1te- On Fri
day the men proposed to work all night
That meant double pay The management
would not agree to ii, whereupon II be
came evident that trouble was brewing.
About 10 O'clock Saturday morning the
crisis came, when delegation of men
waited upon the supertendcnt aad de-
manded g. per hour for the rest Of the
work. Their demand was refused, with
! the explanation that such wages for 3Ou
men would leave the company with large
loss on the Job, The men threatened to
| strike unle IS they were promised that pay.
When the management again refused they
| laid down their sticks and went out.
A message was sent to the office of the
secretary OF Typographical Union No. d.
After hearing the company's story be went
among the men. They persisted in their
demands. Finding they would not be rea-
sonable MIR. Ferguson peremtortly ordered
them back to work, They returned, but
many of them were so sullea about it that
the managers were kept in nervous oondI-
tion.
They felt sure of 500 when the pack
ages in the press room, piled shoulder
| high in the office, showed thGt the wors
was moving along as planned.
This experience, said Commodore
| Tooker, when the danger had passed, "ha'
nearly convinced Us that il does rot pay t.
take immense contract Jobs with bond Ut
tachments. The caprice of men who were
well paid, and who came TO Us glad to ge
work, might have ruined Us to-day. w
will let large short time contracts alone
hereafter, think"
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

= xy,h.rea. said Trust ceed proViaes ~
l.. 80 AZ me death cf TIE SAID hehry ..
psrs trustee. or his inaoitt! :. Isluss li,' = -
- ~ LEGAL holder Of said note say ap-
~ ~ .S suhstitute any other person ss
l3.,,s l3as.s y, ,-t instead Of the SAID hehry .,
:, ,,,ua.,.,,, sbau thcrenpon be the suc1es Sc. .
~ he said Henry Page 70 Inc l.'ls -,
s,nnerty. and the same oecone Nssssu stls.... -
bini in trust for the purPos ,.1,s s1 nii ~.
- sad rust deed, ava Nuo VIZ. s..-ss a.. -
s = sn,,es ana obligations tnereoI,
p',,', ,,-ores., % sell the properly ana an an
ang s,,ery, mart thereof, 81 puplio tNh.Is. - .
- me highest bidder ~ nettu uee' % =. - = :
ssvrt house ia the city o. be,lNe.f -,
s-snahoe. state Of Colorado, ief c.s 81. -,
-, - =. u, - thirty tSll days plohe notic',
- 80 ti,ne tssr-,= and place OF sac, -
" y. ,ho r-nTef.., 70 ~ sold, by naYeFtse
n,cr-t Ia some newspaper rrintcd anu snu - ~.
p,hsA 10 the county whers ~
are sitr~ted and r.f,,ssf 20
49,, said trustee, and tho said lhe Kan
a. loan and Trust Company, ths -.
N,Tler al said uote, in oonsloa'etlol - -
prsrnises. have by their certain ~ 49,
5l-..sia ylnsnt dated the second ual =, t,,,,Ss
n .ssI, appoiuted and Hlos,l' Hlost, - H.,
- --i.s a. Eta-acn as trustee 10 Aet ln
N,,.ad of the said Eu-ry J. Page, w.. N'tI a.
no rswcrs. dstics AID Ti'lsat4oas -3'NN
and ir1pascd by said trust att. .ts.z.A,
No,y. therefore, 1, Charlcs W - -. -,
censor NEAhA. a. AAAN -
-sS.3 ,1il.r of -aii note, and by virtue oi
~. rovcss asi authority 10 me Vcsiea -
tse t.r,as o. the satl trust deed, a. sao.e'
-, n ,-1st 10 Nc sail henFs J. faEe, "a
= A.. ..5,y thr ursf day ni December. ~
N isgi AZ he north o. tho Tremoui stTee' re,
6sor al tts ruufi seusc 10 the city q ~. ~
YER county Of Araf hee,sts.e ~ y, - -
- ne ABOVE described real e,tAle
~, sb5r- a~seribed water right, Aaa A. A.,
inc right, ti-cf penoht an -, So,
- l,-fl'f5ou ~ the -sld party o. we AtA
-, 1g said dced Of .Jrust Eaentonel, ,, bl,
Esirs and assigns, A. public ape'g , ~ ~,
hishsst and hest prise the SANG W Ia ~.
iB ash ~ the purpo-c o. PA} laE - ~. -
: 5.FtF,IprE, rsd all costs, reas. aaD.e =.
/ lsrreT frcs ami cgn Hissi9ns, 81 lae s-..'
rsrry Of tBo scyCud fart- hna A., ..s5.'..
I fT1sfs OF executing sald tF4si- s1e.t-.
/ Ssgv,grr 10 satG prior trust acsI o. 4s-t
l -. sgudrud EHtJlI dollars :,
| Dated tl.- sgta day OF oet2aes - =
/ ,saI CaAlLHs ". AtrE,ch'
1 Traetae o. afgrtfa4l-
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
Completing N ew Vessels.

The Chilian trouble shows it effect
at the Brooklyn navy yard in the renewed
activity that is being displayed in fitting
out all the vessels that are now there.
The number OF men engaged upon the
monitor Miantonomah has been increased,
and from conversation with her officers it
was learned that she could be got ready
for sea within ten days if occasion shonl,i
require 1t. She is classei by all officers as
the most formidable ship in the navy and
If necessary she could be in Gillian waters
within two months
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
fYherea., II Is proviael Iu.,

whereas, II Is provided in s,a
trus. that the same is ssbjec. \.
trust seed 10 the said secpud "a
inc A nois for fourteen huntriT
collars. da .ed the second day y n
A. ID. 1859. ard payable 70 tke -
NJ. Sheldon tivS sSl years after n
whereas, Ii Is >npulated II !.
deed that wheneye said prlOr !,
BY It's terms beccm,'s due al
other b. default OF pa vinen, ei
otherwise. or In case said hrst ~
fall 10 pay any installn. eat tA.,.
the same becomes due cccr. :
conditions of second tru n -
rfthcr ease the whole sum OF
BY ssssured shall become due A..
al the election of the holder IL.
out notice OF said election 70 -,
PARTY and
Whereas. default has boen t,,a.
payment Of interest due Deceas..
A. u. 1850, and june second, Nh
said note secured BY hrst tscIi !.
acfAult has been pladc ia b,
of thv iastallmeuts Cue
second, A. ID. $3.50, and Jun
A. d. is9l. or said note aecgr,I
second trust deed and the lez1
ssiti note having elected 10 =
whole Of said principal spm az
thereon due and payable zcrurs s
terms Of sni5 second trust deet. NJ
Whereas, SAID Nrust deed grs-s'
1 Ia case ol the de1tu 81 the sa4 y
pnge, trustee, or his stability q !,
Ge-f. Nhe legal ho!aer OF sast u3s
I poiui He,i substitute any uthef
/ tru.tce 60 scf Instead OF the "a
/ Page, who shall theregp1a be tans
~ ne said Heury ! Pagc 10 ihsts,N
/ property, and the ssue becdzs
him In trust for tGd EurPosss &.
= said trust decd. and Ne =
powers, duties aud oliigsllsi
NAV proceed 10 sell the prrurrii
I'D every rart thereof. at plhs
10 The highest bidder, a. nora II
court house ia tho city q Dgli-I
| u Arapahoe, state Of Co.or44s 4
[ rrst riyinz thirty illl days F.i
| of nc tine. terms and rlacl e i
Ufthr prupcriy 20 bg sod, b. 4
l r,sus 10 some hewspafscr psil'd 4
l li.hei in the eounty whcre - 4
arc sitaalsd- aa4
NJ AEE a. aAs-aAN - Aaa 7
act a. sa4I trustees, and inc tEli 4
.as Loan aui Trgst Ca19gs5 4
ths,der of said note, 10 colssle-.sz|
rruIses. have b. their crEtal !
srr-slntsacni dated the f5zr-A iui
AU. 1871. Hpqolutca and "a
Iharies ". Al8rnch as tr1sist al
sfssa of thcsaid Henri J Plrs /
~. ro,xors. dutsEa zui o. rlisa
~, t.totsed tY ssia tfgst t-cl
500. .hcrcfurc. J. ChET.sa d (
.-rg,-tsor n trazt, a. tsc rcs
fr-si holder q sail uutt, zn1 = Z
- newer aaa nNthcrtty "a Es n
- t..r.-s of the szh1 trl.ft 1fee, a
.-yi ii tr7sst 80 the said hclr- , 4
- Ts80slRv. the nrst dzy Ji -trr
n 80 Al The uorth or tlr lfgga
f,.,r ~ tho caurt hUuse b. the d,T
vcr. ecua,s q Araf l'.lac, : iA,f 3 9
Al 10 o'eloek in tte LaTrlssa g
a.v. eel The ar1Fc af7ie - :
- above trscs4bca NalaF f.sit
- rtrhL titic. 3c1oai ar 6
,,,lIczruslou q ttc sa.i T4Ftr 9
- hi safI dccr q trlss Et.tl
k-i,,s - assigns. ~ - aill Q lela
, Flrtest ana uss. F7riczs t..e sAas v
J h ea,t FOR ihr Flrfias7 . 81 2;
s-ktedrs..s znt a. r1ais --a'
I .s--r7 fr4g auI cuarui tstl .1s. z
- sftnr second part, - A.
/ ,~,sst Of g1e.gtiuz said tFsS
- ~rrr. % said rfier lsasi la
, J -. srrtr-st u sHIi ea-taE--
f..ts,i t.ls .atH uaF el
80 CEhrL ~ f
t7 Ecuslee as ~
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07
Thomas Ryan, minister to Mexico

Thomas Ryan, minister to Mexico,
says: Mexico is enthusiastically in
favor of reciprocity with this govern
ment, and it is the ardent wish of the
officials of the republic to bring it
about. The Mexican congress, now
in session, favors the scheme to a man
and all are taking the keenest interest
in formulating plans for the develop
ment of it. Before left the City of
Mexico, President Diaz expressed
himself on the subject and was sin
cere in wishing for an increase in the
excellent good will and commercial
relations already existing between the
two republics
The Lamar register., 1891-11-07

Carter Harrison has purchased the
entire stock Of the Chicago Iimes-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-18

Zoe lungull"Uf either science ormr.
dIuue. A. with oil Qrnck remedies.
hi. latest fad asserts that the re-
suit. have been "marvellous.'
Every vendor Of patent medicines
Nill furnish you with the same "mar.
Sellous" results
1t Is somewhat surprising that the
talented and able editor Of the Do
cesar Magazine should have fallen
into his present belief before the bare
theory Of "Electro-Ilomeopathy'
had received The sanction Of the sci
entldc world. We cannot, there
fore, agree with our esteemed reli-
gious contemporary in hoping that
the next Legislature will consider the
theory of "Electro-Homeopathy' be-
fore it has been established as a Sci
enlitC fact.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-18
Honolulu Tax Assessors Office.

From and after July |, 1891, The
undersigned, Deputy Assessor and
Collector OF Oahu, viii be in his Office
in the Kapuoiwa building on each day
of the week Sundays excepted from
3 o'clock until / o'clock (eN ri 'ina
SATURDAY.. when the office viii be
closed at II O'Clock noon for IA. put
pose Of receiving the returns ol all
persons liable to taxation 10 this dis
trict.
All returns must be made to the
undersigned not later than July 81,
1891, or no appeals can By law be
granted.
Special attention l. herewith drawn
by the undersigned a. the TACT that no
return il valid in law unless sworn TO
before The Assessor, Deputy Assessor,
Notary Public, or some other person
authorized lo administer uaths.
Blank iHms 900 which Ia maho r.
turns can bo had daily DUNG tho
month Of June aud July ON applics-