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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
IN THE JURY'S HANDS
The NICHOLAS MURDER CASE SUE
MlTTEO LATE LAST NIGHT.
The Argument OF Counsel Consumes an
Eniire Day-Division Of Opinion
rs to the Result.

Unless the jury empaneled 70 hear
the evidence In. the now famous Nicholas
case, failed TO agree upon a verdict last
night the accused will know his fate ere
the sun sets to-day.
Late last night. after nearly the entire
day had been spent I'm hearing the splendid
arguments OF the lawyers. the case was
turned over To- the twelve men whose
verdict will save or hang the supposed
murderer
The courtroom was crowded far beyond
rs capacity when the proceedings began
yesterluy morning at 10 O'Clock. Every
ais'. and doorway leading 10 the hall was
packed and damned with interested spec
t1tors while even the apartment. leading
into tho courtroom Wcr@ filled win penpI
on tie outside the eager throns peereh
through -the windows. and strained To
catch the words OF the lawyers.
THE ARGUMENT.
Hon George ID. Carter. the young law
SCR who has - ably assisted Common
Wcllth's- Attorney Sands I'm conducting
the trina for H.. Commonwealth began
tae argument. Believing that his Sill"
bad q strong cls.. supported by evidence
which Iought could overcome. Mr. car
rhetoric. lie simply plunged into the owl
denc". ana IN a plain. forcihie way re-
r0pt'Ilatel tho testimony 81 the most
important witnesses
His argument seemed inlsputable, but
Mr. H. NJ Smith who followed for IN"
defence. changed m" Vi va OF the au-
di.uce considerably. Sis best friends say
thit his speech was IN" finest he has eyer
delivered with an tho earnestu"sS. fer
v9r and magnetism which Harry smith
commands in "A way PECULIARLY ms own,
ho urged tho jury "a acquit the prisoner
Nh Smith was followed by Hon. j. g..
Richardson. who also represented the
prisoner. AMI made an able defence Tor
the accused.
GIVEN TO THE JURY.
The arguments closed with the speech
Of Hon. Conway r. Sands, who sum
married. the evidence in dh' case. ant
urged the jury 10 convict the prisoner.
whom h. believed I'm his heart and before
COD 90 be- "a villain Of Oh" deepest aye.
Step 10y step h. brought the history ~
the supposed crime before his hearers
describing the motive. thu plot and ITS
awful termination.
Each of IN" attorneys spoke about two
hours bat such was their ologuenc" ana
p,rsuasiyeuoss. that no one feit W'arIel,
and thr attention of Ia" crowd was hrii
by the speakers throughout the pro-
Crcdinss.
Thor. As considerable diversity Of opin-
| ION a~ % what the verdict oi the jury
wlI BE-. bat the majority Of persons b"-
| licv- that Nicholas is guilty. ana that me
| Jury VIII render "a verdict 10 that "nect.
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NyO harm to look. It'll
hi pay you to.--You might
know that house with
the reputation like ours ut
stake isn't going TO tell "fairy
stories in the papers. We
want you to see our SIS grade
of SUITS and OyERCOATS-
because we're confident they'll
please you.
They certainly ought to.
We've put time and talent
and goodness enough in them.
We know that Sl5 doesn't
sound much - especially if
you've been fooling with tail
ors' pric>s.--If what they
charge $50 for will suit our 3l5
grades are sure to.--Somo-
thing of a saving-Sl5.---You
are not tied down TO any
style.--iou've moro of va
riety here than in half dozen
other stores. The cut Of the
garmentsis the latest-SlNGLE
and DOCBLE-BREASTED
SACK SUITS and THREE
and FOUR-BUTTON CUT
AWAY FROCKS and the
OVERCOAIS-alI long as they
shonld be.
By the way. have You thought
about a business Suit for
winter?
What's the matter with a
DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK?
There are going to lie lots of
them worn-and there are
scores Of neat effects among
our stock. is lots Of
style about them. Lots Of
comfort and satisfaction IN
them.
fou see if the SUIT only
costs you Slj and the OVER
COAT the same-you'ye got
both for what you might have
paid for one somewheres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
A. SAKS e. CO.,
MAIN Clothes, WE'RE
AND Hats HAS, OUT,
11Tu SITS. Furnihings. / FILTERS.
MAKINEI INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND, October 10th.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ARIEL, Deyo. Norfolk: mer-
chandise and passengers |. Neisger, SUI
perintendent.
SAILED.
Schooner Warren Moore. Crockett, Nor
folk. TO load coal for Savannah; vessel.
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Henry ID. May, TWielt, Nor
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New
York: passengers and merchandise. George
W. Allen a CO., agents
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. oct. 10th.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Elm city, New Haven.
schooner A. \. Shaw, New Haven.
British steamship Olympia. Norfolk.
British steamship Somerhili. Punta
Gorda. Fla.
Barkentine, vidette. New York.
SAILED.
British steamship Somerhlll. HoIslng-
burg.
PORT OF WEST POINT. October 10th.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper. provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News:
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle, Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo;
Steamer Elm city. Marshall. Waikerton;
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper, Provi-
dence VIA Norfolk: passengers and gen
eral cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. MCKEE. Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Marshall. Walkerton;
passengers and general cargo -
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BONDS
..,n.,,,nnr srncK NARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. October lO-Nir,
o,rio c1nsOl gs. 6FIGj. Baltimore ana
ONO stock. GSu7o North Carolina STOCK,
., M. first incomes. =. second 30,
17t, Consolidated Gas bonds io5' do
stock 5sNISi,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

as nothing else can Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Biliousness; all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
Affections every form Of Scrofula, even
Consumption Tor Lung-scrofulal in its car
ler stages and the most stubborn Skin
ard Scalp Diseases, are completely cured
by it.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. st,cks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and tho
Weather Indications
by telesrs On 70 the pispatch.l

W,sHNGroN. ID. C.. October n. -
flln Forecast tor Virginia aud Nor b
Carolina FAIR weather: warmer :;
easterly winds.
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our Daily N~w York Hotel Report.

Special Telegram % the Dispatch
NEW YORK. October ln-R - Rood
Morton. H. +. Fisher Grand Union. J
". Williams Hoffman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
.,.n corroN EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND tOl lC.'
0IcuN0ND. october iO.-oFerines-
wbrat' 2.75S bu.; corn, white. - 3 ~ ou' :
mixed 90 6o.; o Si y Su o' corn. white. 80
o9, oC,aat,ii;o1s-IWheat. Longberry, ese 'Oc
,,,txsd SS6l6sc. ShortberTy. 0Go'c'' ~
red 6si4g69c. a Virginia bag lots.
Corn white. SOC: No. mixed, tJc.
oo GSatsDWinter Tor seedD. S3a So Sc, No :
1,a, gsIflsc.: No. 3 mixed, 3tsj4'zc.
p,.s s5FIGlc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
DIUHMOND STUDIO OF PHYSl-

IN VAL 'tLtlhts
200 north Filth street (oetween broad and
Gracsl.
sAirs AND RICHARDSON. Proprietorn
Special prescription exercises for Individuals
boxing Lessons BY Mr.. George AAttte. mastes.
Professor Horace Y. Smith, Physical D,resseI.
Apply OF writs Tor terms 700 nortn ftna
street. ~ s4aShWNstSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

1HE WAITER N RGcHwoNp YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. Tho skies were
clear at midnight
Atnta Of fhnr mo nnnfnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE

Or. Picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery purltles the blood.
By this means, IL reaches,
builds mp, aud inyigoratcs
every part OF the system.
For every blood-taint and
disorder, and for every dis
ease that comes from an mac
tive liver or impure blood, il
Is the only remedy 80 sure
aud effective that IL can DO
guaranteed
II it fails 10 benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
These diseases are many.
They're different in form, but
they're like in treatment.
Rouse up the torpid liver into
healthful action, thoroughly
purify and enrich the blood,
and there's a positive cure.
The Discovery does this,
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ness gradually improving. With prospect
Frightening, but sales arc stu slow.

80 49,, -, ri
Wheat-Spot dun and easier 30. ~
store and elevator. 69"s9Ac; an r,s.,: s M
OPTIONS iuci1aiel .n n narrow ,s, -. osit
closed firm. with a moderate tr9<-st ~
e Ing the S9yeF9@s"' 6 5SP25 81 Ssc No
vcmber. &c
Gonxoot an bat armer on No.: active n
Na'or, - a. NJ ""o'' az follow
and stroas at =, a., aiy,h'.. .. Ma,
inG the west ann on i,.al eose,s go
sad Deeemoer most active octoOe"
Novemb aI.'' - go. pSc.nil,r. SIi,c.: May.
S6a.c.: No white. october 5tc. Spot
r'lt,S' ~. a. ~, -, white
western. 5$a5oe. -, Nv. DO.
,,cs,,n ee.oe alo.sr
Beef-Activr ana firm. 1miiy. N2vfl
lt50. extra mess. sogfit"g I'cct hams
uliet AT $i6."pifo" li't.'i t'ef hrinsS,;
mats s Srmer 9"1 'i ,,.. ld gHs
midllcs nominal. .-,.
Lard-Flrm and quiet, city. 81 1919
y -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

Pianos sed Oigsas.
All prices. II. u. Lee, 800 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
ptcu,roYD sTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. october V.-'io5ihs quo
tatiOns. LIDO. pta AskcI
I-nit.d states -. *. * {. - mug
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FiR VIAL
CPECIAL NOTICE.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID RYEcuTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
lNG.H0UsE
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,n,,,,ovn TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MAKkEr'
RICHMOND, October lVn, ~ ny, OF
ie nIt,,ate sales were also extremely light.
Revenue collections $50 -
cigars and cigarettes .......'.''''' COS "
Tohacco ............-,..,...... ''''''' NVto o.
..... s2,ssf So
p,an,ars' Shelburne's and Davenports
yarshouses all had entirely satisfactory
W. Today. Better quality and Increased
sAr,csz were noticeable. The sales were
Composed mostly OF cutters and nllers
with "a far a. s sP' on several lots ~
'' Visitors were X. W. Royster Green
vile N. c.; ii. II. Harmon. Winston. "
% p. Taylor. Clarksvllle. Va; ~. G.
Wood and A. G. Hughes Chase city, va.
Mr. p. T. Conrad returned from the
West to-day and reports tho tobacco ASsi-
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NJ temnerature..... :.
NFW YORK STOCK NARKrT

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 10 Speculation At
the stock Exchange to-day was even
more uerpleNiug than usual % the class
Of operators who endeavor 20 catch the
daily turns The market presented "a en-
riouS spectacle the discrclltcd Indus
trials marching up while number OF the
railway stocks were steadily sinking 90
"A lower level At the start LouiSyil''
an Nashville broke over a point to 49,.
end the nst reccIcd I'm sympathy. The
ludustrials on the other hand. began ID
advance. and continued their upward
course almost 10 the close. sugar rose
~ to 91il American cotton on ~ to
3h's. Chicago Gas. = 10 bl y. ana W hlSh'F
r.. % 3li, The buyinC of the stocks WIS
said % boz for inside account. but shreN
business men of the board claim % d"
able to trace the purchasers near the
stock Exchange Northwestern, jersey
Central and ST. Paul also developed a
little strength. but Louisville and Nash.
Vile began u sax and this put an 'NI
10 purchases Of railway stocks for tho
long account.
Louisville ami Nashville, u"ar midday;
dropped to 1885,. the lowest point toucn,l
for n long time An sorts OF unfavor3hl'
rlm1rs were current about the road
From London came rumovs that the COM
uauy is loaded up with a heavy uoatlns
~ ~ VI. .t,,.Il.,,l r,v.r. Amin
!, ,..s s,ti H., s~,sr. losses had h,.u
III g. D. r.r.ut cyclona. and that
,.N." ~ I'M. ',, nam, I,vi.ion had
,n' Nv 'lt'""' i'' i,o,, tn. .,i.n M
~ pa. a. ",ii, ~ 4. ,6. l,., ,f stock is to
Nnl'u "M H., a., .',,sil.r,hla dis.
nr @''.u ".-,' '"',,, ''' incl mn n would
'"i ' Nm.
"" On. t"' u'-l 'r' 'ii..... r.., bsc,m.
iu" I'D" nm, ,,ii,,,. or. Ms
sr,,'i p,,ide . Ee,,lirs d. ana l,r,. g.. p.r
..,, t,..,....,.. ,,...f.. tff. Df ifrr.nIinu Pc.
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an, Tcopl- L..

The Indications are that there VIII h-
IL much larger crowd AT the fair t3-i'N
than there was yesterday. There arc
many more visitors iu town and the at
fractions VIII bc much stronger. Every
thing about the grounds VIII b" m better
shape and things viii move along more
smoothly Hundreds of Virginia ana
North Carolina people came I'm Yesterday
afternoon The late trains on all OF TN"
roads had extra coaches and they were
all well filled. The Danville ana ken
m0ni and Allegheny trains brought IN
especially large crowds
The friends OF the handsome ana Well
bred horse. Iron Bar. were very much put
uit that hc should have been thrown oul
~ the second race Yesterday on account or
the accident In the second heat Mr.. sale
appcared before the Judges and made me
Uica that the accident was not due 70
ioul driving He claimed that Little TOD
had plenty OF room al the pole, and II II
also asserted that the driver OF Nellie y
was calling 10 Mr. sale just prior To the
accident that he would run into nun
n MS 1Sale'o horse broke. The friends OF
iron mar think he would have won the
first heat had II not been that ne brok"
badly bv iumplng over place IN tne
course made wet by hauling water across
IT, The hackers Of the horse thihk ,herT
IL prejudice against MIN on the Pa'' Vi
come Of the other drivers.
The headquarters OF the Dlhpatch ~ VIC
fair are IN the main building Immediately
IN front OF the main entrance. -,
The annual meeting Of the society VIII
take place at the Chamber or CoHinleiSe
building Thursday night.
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- Facial Blemishes. falling hair and sim
pie baby rashes prevented by Cuticura soap.

Instantly relieved by a Cuti-
cura Plaster, because II Vi
talizes the nerve forces and
hence cures nervous pains,
weakness and numbncss.
[Su,W.Sa&wI
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Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRrG
ASD Che. CoHP., sole prop Boston. 1s-"All
About the Blood and SKIM mailed free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

sAvANNAH. Ga. October 10 -ln,rpen.
rim. frn az DC sll.s. l,' casks ,'"sin
firm. sales. 400 barre g'o5e' g., "a ~
81 S a. y. g'l5: X. $50. M. g -. y. $40
WlnI5w glass. $40. water hitr, 80.
CHAIR. ESTON, ). g.. october ~. J. t ur-
nentius nrm al 2p,c Resin 9Iiet at @c.
FOR good strained. ....,. "a
posin arm. strained. sc. ci DO sc
'r5rnentin,. quiet AZ 2tt,'. Tar hrm a.
$40. Crude turp~niine . at h4r@ SiV9'
soft and virgin, 40
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
NORFOLK. Va. Oc''Dlr ~. Market
steady. Transactions reported gl9tttllons
fanlN Hc
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would be weaned from the children,
and there would not be any trouble in
taking them away,
DR.. Guto has selected about fifteen
persons for treatment at the hospital,
but he is willing to take any cases that
the board assigns him. He is anxious
to inspect all lepers at the settlement
and make list of advanced cases, mild
cases and light or suspicious cases, and
l think it would be to the advantage Of
the board to know.
The thirty beadsteads and bedding
for thirty persons mentioned in my
former report will be required now
also an outfit for cooking, etc.
Trusting the above report will be
satisfactory, | am your obedient servant,
DAVID DAYTON, Agent
Inspector Ct Lepers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-11
HAWAIIAN STAMPS.
AN INCREASING DEMAND BY
PHILATELISTS
Over Ten Per Cent Of the Stamp Reeve
nue. Is Derived From the Stamp
Collectors.

If one could judge from the daily
demand at the Honolulu Postoffice for
stamps by philatelsts, the stamp col.
lecting mania is increasing greatly in
the world On the arrival of every
steamer the delivery window is crowded
with applicants for sets of Hawaiian
stamps and postal cards. A complete
set including stamped envelopes comes
to $3.50. This comprises only certain
issues Of common uncancelled stamps
the face value of which is that amount.
Then of course there are the numerous
sales of uncancelled stamps which are
something enormous. We are all
bothered by the ubiquitous small boy
who asks for the stamps off our enve-
lopes and, indeed, there is a standing
ad in one of the papers from
dealer in them to buy
an unlimited number of Hawaiian
stamps at a good figure. The revenue
of the stamp department has been
greatly augmented of late by uuprece
denied sales OF stamps on account of an
nexation, and the retirement of the
present issue. 1t is estimated that over
ten per cent Of the sales go to dealers
IN stamps. One stamp fend here a few
days ago paid $500 for a quantity of the
engraved curios. OF course, this is a
clean profit for the government The
largest collection in the city is held by
C. A. Brown and is valued at several
thousand dollars. T. G. Thrum and
w. NJ. Clifford also hold rich collections
the latter having refused 32oo in Lon
don, some years ago, for his. These two
gentlemen are engaged in catalogue
of Hawaiian stamps for philatellcal
journal in the States This is the first
descriptive catalogue ever published
and will prove Of great interest to all
collectors
F. L. Stoltz of Kahului, Maui, is a
large collector, and also Charles Hus-
tace of Bishop & Co. in this city. OF
course all the gentlemen named are
collectors for their own pleasure, and
set no market value on their colleC-
tons Altogether, there are about
sixty amateur collectors here and about
six regular dealers
There are sixty-eight in the complete
set of Hawaiian stamps, but many OF
these are very rare and almost price
less in value. The Surcharged stamps
will be on sale the 10th inst, and Post
masterGeneral Oat expects big run
by the stamp collectors,
The largest stamp dealers in the
world are Stanley, Gibbons & Co. OF
London, and the Scott Stamp Com
pany, Id, of New York--the largest
firm in the states dealing in stamps.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-11
THE INSPECTOR OF LEPERS.
Extract of His Recent Report to the
Board of Health.

HONOLULU, H. l., May 10TH, 1898,
To His ExcellenCy W. o. SMITH,
President of the Board of Health.
SIR In obedience to instructions,
DR.. Goto and l sailed from Honolulu
for the Leper settlement per steamer
Mokolii, on the 18th ult.
DR.. Goto remained on board of the
steamer and went to the settlement in
her, and l left her at Kaunskakai and
went up to Mr.. Meyers, where l was
rainbound until Saturday, the 22nd ult.
The bath tub being ready on the 25th
ult., Dr. Goto commenced treating IS
persons at the Bishop home.
Sometimes there is sufficient hot
water for the bath; other times, when
there is no force of water in the pipes,
there is not supply of hot water for
the bath. 1t will require a coil to as
sist the heater from the range in order
to do the work we'll at the Bishop
home; more particularly for the after
noon bath, so as to use the same water
that was used in the morning.
Thursday, the 4th inst, DIR. Goto
and l left the settlement per steamer
Mokolii, via Puko, and arrived in Hon
olulu on the night of the sth inst,
After arrived at the settlement Mr.
Hutchinson, the acting superintendent
gave notice to the persons that were
living in the buildings at the hospita
that they must select other quarters
So they commenced to vacate the
buildings as fast as they found othel
quarters.
The building selected for DIR. Goto''
medicines and office has been cleaned
up and white-washed. The mauk;
room of the building is planed siding
and will be painted.
The two large buildings for patients
will probably be cleaned up and white
washed this week
There were about thirty persons out
side of the home that have been usinl
the Goto treatment regularly, anC
some of them wish to know if DIR. GotC
will be allowed to treat them outside o
the home and hospital. informed
them thought there would not be an,
objection if they had heater satisfac
tory to the doctor But it was mat
ter for the board Several have prope
heaters
On the 4th inst. there were 92 pei
ms at the boys home, and 8S at tn
Bishop home, and Sister Marann
informed me that there we're as man
at the homes as there were accom-
modatons for,
There are many non-leper childre
at the settlement, and in time, some
thing will have to be done with then
and beg to suggest an idea for tn
consideration of your honorable board
viz, after the kueanas have bee
bought by the board or g )yernmen
select some Of the houses of the kama
ain IS at WIihanau and start a HON
for all leper children at the settlemen
By adopting the above the parent
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-11
BISHOPS BENEFACTIoNS.
Sixty Thousand Dollars Given to Charity
This Year.

Respecting a stirring article lately
in a royalistc sheet, rejecting upon the
generosity of Hon. {. r. Bishop, the
many friends, benehciaries and en-
ployees Of the esteemed gentleman are
Justly indignant.
"No one knows said one Of the EN-.
ployees Of the Bishop bank to a STAR
man to-day, chow charitable and gen.
.erous Mr. Bishop is, except himself
But as he is methodical and system.
attic in all his expenditures, charitable
and otherwise, many figures leak out.
His $4,000 gift to the Queens Hos
pital lately, the $1,000 to the Library
fund, the 1000 to the American Relief
fund.- the $Go, 1000 addition to the Mu-
scum, the $4,000 and more to the
Central Union Church, the $1,000 to
the Leper settlement, the many thou.
sands to the Kamehameha Schools,
well | might 90 on and enumerate up
to the sixty and more thousands that he
has used this year in charity here alone.
can his investments that have gone
into foreign properties will no doubt
return here when the chances for in
vestment here broaden out" continued
the employee, "and that he should be
attacked by even the most ultra royal
istic paper on account of stinginess,
shows a plethora Of spite on its part
that is truly despiCable."
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banners were set free and huuercd ir
the wind, and 100, 900 threats raised a
mighty shout, whistles on the boats
belchcd forth a shrll, ear-spltting
scream, out on the lakes big guns
Numbered hats were fang la all, and
Ittr Ih- locomotives taking up the
I Sound, added to the fasrincreasng
volume of noise with the loud footing
Of th.ir whistles. Buffalo Bills Indl
ans and cowboys added their yells, and
everything capable Of producing noise
within a square mile did its b s., IN that
direction.
A few drops Of rain fell just as Cleye
land turned to leave the stand The
band struck up "America and w. /.
Tomlin led the singing f the sonorous
hymn.
The Fair was opened Cleveland
and the invited guests were escorted tc
the lunchroom, and the CT wd made a
dash for the Manufactures Building
where be was next to make his appear
ance. Once more the ln,Mciency of
the arrangements for keeping order were
demonstrated. Women were actually
thrown INTO the deep mud and uoddcr
on, Shocked by the scene the pres,
correspondents left their work and went
to the rescue, dragging a dozen Iadie.
at least into places of safety in the press
stand. People lost their overshoes anc
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Anastasia McDowaIl has commenced
sui. against Arthur McDowall for di-
vorce in the Circuit Court,
All Lam pleaded guilty to possession
of opium and was fined $50. Lam See
for the same ohenSe is now on trial.
Cecil Brown, under 5000 bond, was
appointed administrator Of the estate OF
Kaapela of Molokai. In the estate OF
Keoni Kuhiou $I64 was order paid
creditors
Before Judge Cooper to day r Stone
was found guilty and sentenced to Sly
m nths' Imprisonment and $500 fine
for shooting at a policeman in the Pan
theon Saloon some time ago,
John t, Colhum hns written a long
letter which is published in the Amer
can papers charging the revolution tC
Minister Stevens,