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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
KILLED BY a POLICEMAN.
Sandy Jones and Brothers Attack an oh-
cer-The Former Fatally shot
leneclnl teleernm % the Dlspatch.l

ISpeclaI teIegram 20 IHe UI7UHIIH'I
prEuAM. n. c.. February SANDY Jones
and his two brothers came here Yesterday
with a load OF tobacco from Person coun-
". After night they went 10 dlsreputa-
bic locality. where they met W. 7. Rollins.
n special policeman on duty in that locali-
r.. A brawl ensued. when the policeman
discharged his pistol, fatally wounding
Wr Jones The man was carried to Par
rish's Warehouse. where he died during
the night. Another account is that the
three brothers made an attack upon the
uollceman and he acted IN self-deience.
The matter Is now being investigated be-
fore the Coroner. Rollins IL under are 1t
and will have a hearing tomorrow. Inc
aiTair has created much excitement IN the
CITY TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Tn. ma Pickett Burytpg Ground.

In the DIsP,TcH's article Of last
Sunday, entitled The Pickett Dead
il was stated that the father and the
mother of General George +. Pickett
were buried in the old Pickett bury.
ing.ground. on Church Hill. II should
have been stated that the grandfather and
grandmother OF General Pickett were
buried there. The parents of General
Pickett were buried in Shockoe Gene
terry, and their remains are surrounded by
those OF several of their children and
other members Of the family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Mean temperature. ................~....
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Transactlone in the
stock market to-day, mp to the last honr, were
very moderate in volume, and confined largely
TO about one half dozen stocks in which specula-
tive operations are most prominent with the
exception Of one OF two Of the lndustrials, she
whole list IN the forenoon displayed strong
temper. cugeniered by the action OF the BANKS
In exchanging gold for legal tenders thus sup
porting the credit Of the government aud re-
ducing the likelihood Of further heavy exports OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Mrs. Caroline VI. Mcdonald, wife Of Ad-
infant General Jaues Mcdonald, died at
10 O'Clock last night ~ the residence OF
her son-In-law, MAJOR Otway :. Allen, cor
ner of sixth and Franklin streets. She
had been sick less than week, ana
her death was great surprise. General
Mcdonald is lust recovering from severe
illness. and has wife beng hfokeh down
ron waiting on HIM concluded TO spend q
fex DAYS with her daughter and rest up.
She was takon sick during last Friday
night, and grew steadily worse until last
night, when she passed away.
The deceased was Miss Ludlam and
bad been twice married. Her first hus-
band was Mr. Saunders Mrs. Mcdonald
leaves three children Mrs b. Rand. Well
ford. Mrs. Otway ;. Allen, and Mr.. Dudley
Mcdonald. The funeral, tor which the
arrangements have not yet been made,
viii probably take place from -. Pauls
church. Of which the deceased had been q
member tor many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
~ A Moderu Iuyultl

hos tastes incidentally in keeping with
nss Iuxnrles. A remedy must be plea
o ssntIy acceptable IN form, purely. whole
sams in composition, truly beneficial IN
sga,, s,d entirely free from every obiec-
s" quality. Ii really III he consults
q nhssician; II constipated he uses the
gentle family laxative syrup Oh riga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
NJ. nr. ,inrr W God Amsn's Lecture.

Mrs. Or. Mary Wood Allen lectuTed at
the FRIENDS meeting house last night, heI
subject was How TO BE Beautiful, ana
was listened 10 with deep interest -,
At4oclock this afternoon she VIII ue-
liver The first OF these lectures az the
Youne Woman's Christian Association on
Franklm street between Seventh ana
Eighth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

81. 81, 81. 15l<, ana 15c-whieh were .bs h,.s-
est values yet obtained nero.
Common grades are held very stu on OLD ~
new darts, with sfew lots selling az low as o.. Jo
70 81 IS, loose. '''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
THE PROPOSITION REJECTED.
Wilmington and Weldon X. II. Company
Must Pay Upon Branch aud Main Lines

-NU0clTI f0I0gran 90 INN Il7@HI'0.I
RALY1GH. \. C.. February AT a lengthy
session Of the Joint Committee on Railways
tonight It was positively decided 10 reject
the proposition of the Wilmington and
Weldon railway 10 surrender Its right Of
exemption. 70 paw back taxes for two Years
on branch lines. and 70 REIN burse the state
for counsel fees. The committee decided
10 stand by its original position Of de-
handing three years back taxes on both
branch and main lines and on all the pro
perry of the road. Tho committee appoint
cd the chairman Of each branch TO notify
the officials OF the road who are here of the
decision and TO state 20 them what NAV be
termed the committees proposition as TO
the back taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
The Oficers Elected.

The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Society of Associated
Charities to nominate officers of the socie-
~ met yesterday afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Association and made up
its list. 1t was determined, however.
not to give out the names until the meet
ing of the society on Monday evening next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Here After Fugitive

An Ohio sherif arrived ia the city yester-
dav with a raquisitjOu tor fugitive from
;mstice from that State. hut owing TO the
ab.ence OF the Governor. who Is IN wash
ington, could not obtain rendition war
rant. The Governor Is expected oack To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
TIE NEEDLe-wORK GUILD.
Nearly one Hundred Ladies' Signify Their
Intention 20 Join.

4 largely attended meeting Of ladies was
held Yesterday afternoon NJ I O'Clock at
No. 81 east Grace street for the purpose
If organizing Virginia branch Of the
NeeGlc-Work Guild of America. Mrs.
George W Bagbv occupied the chair, and
al least ninety ladies were present, while
q number sent letters expressing Their
sympathy with the movement.
Eleven wears ago Lady Nolverhampton,
of D1rsetshlre. England. "A woman noted
for her charitable deeds was called upon
10 furnish a number OF articles of clothing
for boys hospital. AT first she felt her
self UNEQUAL To- the demand, but c0noelving
"a happy idea, she asked her lady friends
- assist her, and the garments were lur-
nishel at the prescribed time. Out OF TINS
kindly act on her part grew the movement
10 furnish needlo-work for the poor IN
Great Britain. and the guild WAS quickly
orcaullod and has since accomplished
most noble work. IN 1880 the ladies IN
England furnished 100000 garments 10 per-
sons m INDECENT circumstances
ia 1883 branch organization was estah-
hsned IN Philadelphia. Since that time
the Cmld has likewise extended south
wa4d. and branches have been started IN
Baltimore and Charleston, =. {.
The meeting held yesterday afternoon
wa~ 4 pronounced success. and over one
hundred ladies' nave sIgnlted Their lnten-
tlon To become members Of the branch.
Mrs Bagby explained thai each member
would be required 10 furnish yearly AT
least Two articles of clothing. gade OF new
material. The ladies Will hold another
meeting at some near date IN the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
PR0HlBIT0RY BILL,
Mr.. ELLYsoN'S ARGUMENT CAUSES
1T TO BE AMENDED.
Recommendation Regarding the Public
Printing-Pensions for All Copfeds.
Over 20 Years of Age.
Especial telegram 20 the pisp.tch.I

RALEIGH. n. g.. February AT another
meeting of the Judiciary Committees to-
day Mayor Ellyson again spoke in opposi-
ton to Senator McDowells prohibitory
bill regarding foreign building and loan
associations and put the case so strongly
that Mcdowell amended his bill by striking
ont the prohibitory sections, and then
asked its reference to q subcommittee.
The committees were shown that SsOO'OOO
was on loan in this State by foreign asso-
citations.
4 PREFERENCE.
The Committees on Public Printing bad
two sessions to-day. At the first ma
jority expressed preference for the editor
of the Stale Chronicle for Public Printer.
At the second meeting il was decided 70
recommend to the caucus, which Will DC
held tomorrow, that the contract be gwen
at the present rates. but that the party ap'
pointed must turn back into the treasury
Is per cent. of it.
UNAVOIDABLE.
The Insurance Committee unanimously
agreed this evening to make an untayora-
bic report on the anti-compact bill. about
which much interest Is felt. The princl-
pal new bills in the Legislature to-day
were 10 abolish the geological survey and
to grant pensions 10 all soldiers over ~
years who are worth under 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
OFFICE OF McDoNoUGH & BALLANrYSE. !

Messrs. LippmGn Brothers, Saoanndh. Ga.
Gentlemen.-I beg to add NV testimo-
NAL Of the great virtues OF I. Z. T. have
suffered for wears with rheumatism, and
couId get no relief from any source. l
took a couple of courses OF your p. Z. r..
and il has cured me entirely. | most
heartily recommend 1t TO all sufferers.
Yours truly. 4; BALiASrrNR,
OF McDonough & Ballantyne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Mr.. william Cornelius Tyler, who at
tempted suicide IN the Capitol Square
"wednesday by cutting his throat with a
nocket knife, was getting along very wen
last night, considering tho character OF
,qSs wound "d there Is a slight chance of
b,a recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Mrs. O. f.. jacob, relict of b. A. Jacob,
died nj No. i3 south Fifth stteet yesterday.
.Ibe deceased was III the 18th year OF her
nee. The funeral viii take place from
Centenary Methodist church this after
mann at 4 O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Elre In Kaleigh.

KurfGH. n. C.. February "a fire on
Blount street this afternoon destroyed the
storehouse of Latta q Wyatt, where 200
bales OF cotton were stored. FULLY III
sured. The stable and tenement-h9use
of Frank Stronach were also destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
RAlTlMORe STOCK MARKET.

BALr1HORB. February o. Virginia Bs, 11ka
7IL,: Northern Central stock, 7Oa1Ola: Balti-
| moro and ONO Southwestern lists, 1851 asked !;
! DO. - incomes. 33a34 DO. "a incomes. llAa
| ~: consolidated gas bonds, Ia asked; do
| STOCK, 60 4a62ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Our New York Hotel Report.

INpecIhI IbItkThuI 70 1Hv U1VH1VH'I
NEw YORK. February 9.-M. w. Nerdl,
Westminster; J. Rendersbey, q. W.
Hewitt. Continental; NJ. A. Allen. Ire
mont; Mrs. A. p. Block. Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
r-,me court OF Appeal.

''' noe hutA OF hlb"i"'
wing opinions were delivered
u, Court of Appeals ycsttr-
... ,.... against Woodbridge aud
lr.u tho Circuit Court of HaliiaA.
-.. against Hartz. From the Circuit
rt Itrrllnrs. Affirmed.
and Western Railroad COMPANY
... ta aehsr. From the Corporation
.'.f L.Eol. IN tins case the plsinuu,
years Il age. went INTO passeh,
.'...a 90 sad railroad COMPANY ana
fora uckvt. He received the re
"rhre out ~ tickets. and upon ms
What 's the cause Of that, bapN
watchmau Of the company clected
af .lrae1 hin mp IN caooose-caf e,
lis bus shoulder ~ the process OF
..rt Tor TINS and other rough treat
.t tl- lower court gave him damages IN
.-a ot $50. The defence OF the COM
f.f.ugn their station agent was that
4-'tf was intoxicated. Tho decision
rued by diYued court.
ran against Richmond and Ale
Railroad Company. C0tlordr'
Bed.
--..am against Blsckford. superintend-
Cause put on privileged docket az
term. 1888 aud set tor 9TH Of March,
.Hl rule against defendant IN error
attempt retuFnaOle on 9Th March,
ts Lacy dissenting from order award
t., rule.
l.es-peato and Ohio Railway Company
-r,t Hatuer's administrators. Argued
Judge tdmuDd Waddil for defendant
rr.t aud Judge ". J. Robertson for
au..q "a error.
'n't'd states circuit Court of Appeals.
htthe session Of the United States Cir
'.., Court VI Appeals yesterday Judges
'"n OK. aud Hughes were on the
Zee.
80 .olownug business was disposed OF ;
sO,- Y. Crockett. administrator OF IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money, Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and tho
wez ther Indications
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

- w,suIEGToS, February 9.-Forecast
| nuu flor twenty-four hours--from midnight
MIN 20 midnght-for Virginia and North
Carolina KAN: clearing during AZ
ternoon or evening. aud probably fair
weather On Saturday: warmer; southwesteriy
winds.
Weather Conditions: The storm which was
central over Colorado this morning has inovcu
to the Upper Mississippi Valley. attended oy
general rains over toe central valleys, snd
thence eastward 10 tho Atlantic coast, Win
SHOWS In the Lake regions.
The area Of high pressure has moved east
ward, the barometer being highest over NOVA
Scotia The pressure has iocreh-en IN tne
Rocky Mountain districts. with northeriy win Is
aud fair weather. warmer, except 10 the centrSl
Rocky Mountain States. IL Is generally warmer
IN all districts except over Northern Georgia ara
portions Of North and South carolina and NO
braska
Tho temperature will rise on the Atlantic
coast, with southerly winds shining 20 Westerly
and rain or snow. the weather clearing dnrlps
the evening south Of New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS.


Ala. Class A.....I OOl6 Tenn. new settle
10. .lO4l0 meut O's.........IO2
do. C........... 81 d.. DOS. ..lOl
In. Cousols.. gGis do do. Ss....... 1jii
\. 4. 4s........ gsI6 Virginia G's.-lbid) ~
DO. IS. ........ l2B Va. * o. matured
:. G.. Browns DID 97l9 coupons. lbldl ~
Tenn. ODDS. o. Va. cOnsOls 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
COMMAND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND February 9.-OsYSnIsas- wheat;
I OOh bushels Corn, l.042 bushels oats, lo0
bushels. o,,,.
sALx.-Wheai G36 bushels. Corn, LOAF bush
els. Olts. 30 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WagAr.-Longoerry. 7SaSlc. Mixed, 75aSlc.
shortDerry 1Oasic. No red. TIC.
CORH.-Whiie. Virginia, Dag lots, DC No
y wnIts. 52c No. mixed, i9ajOc
OAra-Wlntor uoc seedi 4Oa4Dr.. no
mixed .SsIIa39c. No. mixed 31a3oc
HYE.--G0a1Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
BROUGHT BACK HERE
.,,eceo sWlNoLsRS IN LIMBO
IA SECOND POLICE STATION
o,,o Claims that Marion Had No
,,,pe to 10 with the Checks and Is tn
cent Of Intention to Defrs"d'

.rc.nc. tutoring, aud employing
checks for $3.50 and so, purpoft-
,.. signed hy Il. V. IL. Hanson.
...rrcs hai boon prepared against
.,, Nc,srs Schaap and Parker re-
au. the cause therefor mas
l..u made known 10 the DIAfAlCh
...,.oJ Int the men had passed
3-sft. Tor 500 each. of the
.,..-tfr a- those given O. the N'G'e
..,s and Mr. Schaap. upon Othor
..rr 10 turned out, however,
..t.rr raccK lior 30 had been
zimmerman o. woman whom
.,sfcd. II was simply de-
.,rl far collection and returned
fr protest. Ills check was
and a worthless one NJ that.
ar AMI Mauon Will be gwen
..rr A.lurg IN the romeo court
-..r. Iloy have employed Mr..
-..fI. Jr. ns counsel
.l., r gaLIa CELL.
.,.-t reporter called AZ the Second
station sc..cd,y afternoon % see
%. When ino SCRIBE first en-
,..r ..I they appeared o. be IN
SORT al LumOr. but they soon
t..- Marion. who u rather
''' VA. -. ,. ~ potbing
s.., ~ tre news-c atnerer.
,..~o inclined 70
d.. as innoceD. of
4f-,~5 an. ono The
..,,.'. ,.a-nnanv which he
..., ,,,..a new orcanlza.
49,, o r'..t I'D and
.'''. n.y. a., legaI,v ,nrorno,
Dr.. treasurer. Il. Y. H. Hanson, had
-Utu those checks, several Of
D-. signed 30 tho presence 81 Ma
Hr.-.u while here last Thursday
IHr.c of the chccAs' IlnmeI-
....I ~tie drawn ior go each
.- ~ rs each. lie had no
assured the scribe. that
70 f." company did not nave
.t With tle bank the paper vas
.rIsa.l Tint tho best evidence
we'd the checks 90 he genuine
-f.u aui asc Ram whether Or
-yeu hun would be honored.
. Thought ~ very strange 'hH'
f..ud should be deemed gohtV
jones' 0r forgery when they were
.r place % another lu ih"
using tne same names ana teil-
u. .uo point what town tnoY
..>t.
..t. 81. FNoSTEATF MARION.
DTS. % zimmerman converse
f," reporter DO sara I'M Ho
i A' our 10 W. ~ .', ,-
'-. '' ,". 80 tt...,.,-ol
49, .,r.li,,',.
.~ iAI srN' ""t W ...',''',
h 1lN l'n ,il..i.r
-"N uI W" -, I'D d.,
'.,.". '.. -. ,u,' 80 49,. col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

FLoUs.-We llb.i: FiaD. s2as@21 super
nne, sg.25ss2.50; extra, s3asI 80; family,
s4asA5O patent. ct. T1asj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
LII REAL CRIMINAL.

Last week II was reported 20 Governor
Carr that a negro named Williams alias
Phillips was the murderer and Governor
Carr offered large reward for him. To-
day tho remarkable fact was officially
made known here that Ray was the real
murderer Of tho Silers. a. we'll rs Of the
NcDonald's. This question j. settled with
absolute certainty. HIS motive in each
case was robbery. Moore and Chatham
counties adioin. II Is the most remarHa-
bio case IN the States criminal annals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
DEAL ESTATE LOANS.

* NA'' '''' 49, $50
We have MONEY TO LEND in sums TO
suit on good Richmond city real estate ono -
Ave years, at per cent, and have IN hand FOR
SALE SOME FIRSr-CLAss REAL-EsTAtE
NoTES-sjO0 to $4,000, six months to three
years-secured on Richmond city real estate,
with perfect title and emple margin. Como to
see "a i. b. ELAN 6 CO.,
"a j-eod-3t 1ll3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy, with very lisht rains at intervals
throughout the day. The skies were clear al
midnight.
Rage Of tho thermometer At the froDt-door
Of the DISPATCH Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
MARINE uNTELLIGENCE.

PORT Or RICdGOND, fkbKVAk' " A0''.
ARRIVED.
a,..,,., Arlel. p,yo. soriJlk. menaaniise
.o1 oe.ssngers; IrYin Welssger' agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS EEa- D. 1898
lBy telegraph
ARRvEn
British steamship Crete, Phiisaeiph'a.
SAILED
British steamship Crete, Dieppe.
Ey,sish steamship River Garry, ffogresso
barge Marie, New YORK.
PORT OF WEST POINT, FsBsrAgr " 1854
by telegraph
AkaIygD.
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jennoy, Neg
S,s.mshin panyills. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
ssnvsrs and general cargo
Steamer Elm CITY, Marshall, Walkerscn, pas
senssrs aud general carg"
SAILED.
steamship Columbia. Jeaney, New York.
s,enmsnip Danviile, Benno:s, Baltimore. Pc
scngers aud general cargo
steamer Elm CITY, Msrsnsll. walkerto0s Pc
songers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
rIr INDT ITRrATs,


Among tho Industrials Coriage was advanced
large fraction upon the necessities of the short
interest. RumOrs m regard To the hnehclhi
needs ~ the Whisky Trust were again ireely
circulated and In the early dealings the STOCK
dropped away over per cent. when some sup
port was met and fult recovery iouo"9n.
Later IN the Gay, however, when the whole llst
retired, 10 lost nearly per cent rom Us pest
figure AMI closed AZ the loves. with loss oil "a
per cent tor the day. The nearest approach 10
tits movement was IN American Tobacco, Nhlch
WAS stiu without support, and closed the day
with y loss at Is per cent.
EFFECT OF TIKI SILVER VOTE.
The market fell into a waiting attitude pend
ing the fate Of the silver repeal bill IN the House
When this was lost there was a rush In SELL and
the early gains were quickly wiped out In almost
everything traded IN, and before the close ira
tiunaI losses IN addition wore established over
tho entire list With the exception OF no
two industrials mentioned the hnal los4es
were fra ,tional. but the Graugers were partcu-
larry weak and Omaha. after ia gain tor the
morning declined . per cent. from its pest
figure, and, Ike the others. closed NJ III lowest
point. Other specially weak points ut THIS time
we're Louisville. Union Pacific, and sugar
THE CLOSE WEAK
The market closed Ia the midst Of tho decline
active ant weak IN the lowest price Sales-
Listed. $4,000; unlisted, 10000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money ON call firmer. ranging from 10
last loan. ~. closing offered at ga prime mer-
cautile paper, flio6.
Stering erchange quiet and strong: posted
rates. s4.S1as4.s9: commercial bills. s4solaa
Government bonds duh but steady. Southern
state bonds duh but steady. Railroad bonus
fairly active and flrm. -.,.,...,
Suh-1reasury balances-COin, Fi',f11'u"U
/. FL. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
RIO INVESTORS.


}. TAYLOR ELLYsON, JOhN = ELLtlI,
JOIN b. PURCELL, NORMAN " hASDOiFh'
Drank Il. SuTrON. 40 Us
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-18
Passengers.

From San Francisco per S S Australia,
Api 1S-S Il Alexander, b Il Banning, Mrs
CO Belts, Hon X Bishop, Mrs NJ V
Black, L J Conroy, DIR S Cross and wife,
Harry Dalton, Miss NJ l. Damon, f Dekum,
J Dodd, Miss Douglass, NJ A Dudley, Mrs
B Foss and 3 children, A w Gilmore,
Miss Emma L Gilmore, Miss Grace Gill
more, NJ Green, Arthur Hill, Miss Hill, DR.
g H Huddy, Miss Esther Krouse, R
Lille, Hon Eugene Loud and wife, w G
Lowry and wife, Jno + OShea and wife, Fl
and 3 servants, Miss Spreckels, Rudolph
Spreckels, Gus q Tiemann, Mrs II A
Wharton, Mrs ] Whatley, B H Wright,
w A Kinney.
For Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinau,
April 1S--For Volcano: Baron Luttwitz, +
w Lounsburg. Way ports: A b Loeben-
stein, Mrs Pferdner, G lie Kluegel, H Tohl-
man, S McCauley, T NJ Date, T Yotsu-
mato, Aheong, Mr. Liki, Mrs w H Richard,
R s Tie, + Ray, E Weight, J p Parker
and bride, and others.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-18
OPIUM HAUL.
Seven Tins and Bottle Captured
on the Nuuanu Road.

Captain Max Schlemmer and Cap
tain Klemme took an early ride up
Nuuanu Valley this morning between
5 and o'clock. When near the En-
terprise Dairy, above the Electric
Light Station, Captain Schlsmmer
noticed two suspicious-looking
Cinnamon ON their way to Koolau.
He halted them and on searching
one found seven tins of opium and a
bottle containing opium pills When
the Cinnamon found they were
caught, they made overtures to the
police for their release. They offer
ed some money and watch to the
officers as a bride, promising TO give
them $40 more by-and-bye. The Of
ficers took the money and the watch,
also the Cinnamon, bringing them
to the Police Station.
! The men had no doubt been to
town to purchase the opium and
were on their way home. The Nun,
anu Valley road has been neglected
heretofore, and it wouldn't be sur,
prsing if il proved that these fellows
have been carrying opium over Il
the other side all the time,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-18
NATIVES NOT IN IT.
Failure of Annexation Meeting on
the Garden Isle.

Mr.. Kiha, who arrived in town by
the steamer Mikahala on Sunday,
states that the annexation meetings
on Kauai were total failure. Mr..
III. P. Baldwin, manager of the Ma
kaweli plantation, called a mass
meeting some day last week, when
about eleven natives attended. Mr..
Baldwin, who is now in town, pre-
sided. After the meeting was called
to order the natives were called on
to sign the roll, when one man stood
up and asked whether they (the ma
tives) would be placed on an equal
footing with the citizens of the
United States if annexation was con-
summated. He was told that that was
a matter for after deliberation. The
natives then rose in body and said
that they were not in it, and at the
request of Mr.. Anton Cropp, man
ager of the Koloa plantation, they
all left the meeting.