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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
nerniy Grand plctator y. r.. Shine ln-

staIlaJ {be fo ii officers OF Continen-
tai Lodge. 81. Knights. Of Honor, on
Tuesday night: u r. l.. Toler past dicta-
tor. NJ. Iayne. dictator; c. X. " rem, vice
dictator. VI. \. Gregory. assistant dicia-
tor. j. x. Lamkin reporter; Georke T.
Curric. financial reporter {. r. fltIIWn.
g Il Sims. guide: !. H. Mauck guardian
~ I Blackburn. sentinel; John Maxwell.
u WhitlOck. c. r.. Hagan. trustees;
George l.. Currie representative to Grand
Lodge.
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Mr. O'sulIivan's Remains Arrive.

The remains Of Mr.. John J. OSullivan.
whc was shot INA killed IN Jesup Ca.
arrived hcr last evening az O'Clock over
tho Atlantic Colst-l.iue. The funeral viii
take place this morning m 10 o'clock fron
St Patrick's church. and the intermeat
VIII be- In Calvary cemetery. The caskct
will be opened ut the grove.
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p,.oin,ion. Of Hesp'''.

The resolutions adopted - -o rn u
M. nj Rar Association 20 we "a "a ~.
Me, srs. Edwan \. cannon .,b.eesry
cc,hy we're presented "a ~ ~ MAJOR
court yesterday, the ,,,r by AE.
BENJAMIN H. Nash ana ''S
Archer ". Pat.eIsOA.
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PORT or EICuMoNp. JAN. 10 l9'i

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. 10. 1891
SAILED.
Steamship P0cahontas, Dryo. NoTtoIl'
messengers and general cargo; /. Wrisi-
ger. superintendent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. 10.
SAILED.
Barge 4. IT, smith. New York.
Schooner ". H. and ". J.. Tuck, B"s-
ton.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. lo lsJL
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyllle. Murphy. Baltimore,
messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyille. Murphy, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
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thanks 10 tho Chamber 81 Commerce for
tho use ~ tho hall for the meeting. and
- Mayor Eilyson Tor his fair and Impair
tial ruling and his patience and interest 80
tho Ircei1iug officer. and then adjourned
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Funeral Notice.

Funeral OF JOHN j. 6'sULLIvAN will
take place from his mothers 'esiience'
ia north Twentieth street, TO-DAY al
" o'clock.
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Nrw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

. NEw YORK. January O-Flour urn
and In moderate demand; winter wne@l,
low grades, ,gooa2. D.. patents w.,
Minnesota clear. N.o1A2N, patents Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

IcHcLLH.

Having decided 20 discontinue the
sale OF Jewclry We offer Our entire
stock. consisting Of iar-klugs,
Breast-Pins, Ncarf-Pins, Ba3y-PIns,
CIVILIZATIONS, Hair Ornaments, jet
Brooches, and Mourning Ear
Kiugs-some at one half. some Mt
one quarter, and some nt less than Il
quarter the former price.
ALL 4 BARGAIN.
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ouY so,ourner. in New York.

NEW YORK. January l0.-(Special), J.
J. Bryan, W r. Trlgg Marlborough; ).
n. Wesi. Aston: Il Armistead. 81 Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

waste no money Buy Salvation on
the only good liniment. II Hills all pain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

- ~. ,nnnthlv meeting Of The SOcltl}
for me Prevention OF cruelty TO Animals
held Tuesday night the agents Iep9!titss
showed that 6y cases were iooheI ,, 1,'s1
dining me month OF December. Eleven
animals had 10 be killed. eighteen horses
aud mules were taken from Work, ana
twelve eases OF overlooking. NUMBER oil
new members were elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

Dark loose sales to-day 1879 pJunds'
and g. highest price
rhs bright loose sales to-day were again
fairly good. with some very good wrap,
ters on sale which. as usual. Commanded
man prices Inc breaks Will be- sindll
tomorrow, but On Friday there VIII D"
isrg. sales OF both bright ana dark to
5ucco No change in prices a. noticeable
to-day
TN. demand for wrappers continued To-
day, and some good sales were maze al
very satisfactory prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
THE STATE GRANGE.
ACTING MASTER HUTCHINSON SEVERE
ON SECRETARY MORTON.
Eepor,a Submitted by General Officers
Addresses Delivered aud Officers
Elected for the Ensuing Year.

WINCHESTER. VA, January lo-tSpe-
claIl-At the session Of the Virginia state
Grange to-day Acting Master r. X.
Hutchinson delivered mis- annual address.
lie referred feelngly 20 the death Of the
late Master. y. y. Charters. and reported
i'm a general manner the condition of the
various organizations In the state. Mt
Hutchinson was severe upon the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture. Hon. j Sterling Nor
ton. who De- declared. had proved him
self % foe o. organized agriculture, ana
hal iusult.l the representatives, Of such
organizations az the Columbian ENposi-
ton.
OTHER REPORTS.
General j. putty Wedderburu AMI the
Executive Committee also submitted th'if
reports giving la detail the Wor" or 'Ht
Grange during the past year.
4 resolution was unanimously adopted
condemuiug Secretary Morton's alleged in-
suit - the various State Oranges. anu pro
testing AGAINST his retention boy the l'resi-
dent as Secretary OF Agricultur" Al the
afternoon session addresses were dee
liyerel by Charles II. Knott, master of tie
Wet virginia Grange. O.. T.. Conner, az
Pennsylvania. Rev. Asa Richards. OF
Frederick county. and A. j. NeIIerbnrn'
OK Fairfax.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
II. following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. Master A. J. W'dIei-
burn. of Fairfax. OYerseer \. D. Newton,
Norfolk. Lecturer. W r.. Mason. Acco-
mao. sfeulrd ! vs. Wn.moug. Fredcr-
ick. Assistant steward, G.. =. CoilWel
& 50 -
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TO INVESTORS.

All persons contemplating
investments for the year 1894
are invited to consider the de-
STABILITY Of the stock Of the
OLD DOMINION BUILD
ING ANDLOAN ASSOCIA-
TION, which is sold at $50
per share and has Il maturity
value Of 500 per share, pay
inc s per cent. annual cash
interest until maturity upon
the amount invested.
This stock presents the rare
combination Of handsome re-
turns with security rs abSo-
lutte as any known investment.
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
S23 east Main street,
Chamber of Commerce Build
inc, Richmond, Va.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoY,
President;
NORMAN Y. RANDoLPH,
Nice-President.
Directors: j. TAYLOR ELY
son, JouY :. ELLETL JoHy B.
Purcell, y. Y. RANDOLPH,
FRANK L. SUTTON. ,a?..s
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.Wheat-Dull and lower. closing siesdy.
Nc 50 rel s.i. s, store and elevator. Gas54c'
lkc. with trading dun. May roost ,f,,,~
closing. No 2 rcd. January. s-i. 49,
airy. 90 May ne.
Corn spot steady. but dun ari .,st..,
No. 2. fSng.c. IN eieva tor. ilf.sttl' =
anoat, steamer mixed. o.. ffi1r o,,.
isp'zc. lower. dull, and w'4t. Ierysry
i2c. February. i2'zc. May o.. .c
t1ts-Spot dun and easier O,.,t...
quiet AMI weaker: January. rt.l rt3r'
iuary, sc May No. 40 ,b.,.
January. GHji-r.. spot ~. p ai .1lst'
NO. 2 white & mixed weston. ~
3jc white do. as1 Nic w
ilay-Firm and ia fair demand. .,t.
ping 5aQ0lc.. good ~ choice. gas.l
fleece. 2odZ5c
Beef-Dun ami nominal. family y,....
1900. extra mess. NheasSl. ~ 49,
duiet nt 43pni5.25. tercrl lo.f : f.,,
city extra India mess iI4stI1orn
cut we1ts-Dull hrt Grm. rl.Etf ~
ii's' ',r: shori-ribs. c1gtc.. hans. 81
larl--Eycltcd: mess hleh.r. ,.,.r,
steam $50 hid. city. fspugs Iir.rr.
49,. BID; February. e, D. - Nav
$50. asked: refined lard quiet o.. h'sf-r
continent, Nlop'N. COMPOUND q
.Pork-Ac'iye ana armer rt r,1e
Butter-Easy: western dllv fr,e,..
O. 1mery. l>t-T. &c.. Elgins
cotton seed Oh -Firmer arr nd r...,.-.t.
demand. crude. pc.. yellow 90.
Petroleum -Qui.t ana lr.it.-.f
Eosin-Mor' active ana lower. strained
common % good. $40,
3p,c.
Iiice-m mir demand arI ....,. t,.
nestle. ialr % extra. .... f.r. "a
Molasses-New Orleans. r.rs.,
DUN bat steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

AZ "a meeting Of the stockhoid.rrS Or
4 i,,gra Of Directors was reelected. as
f,llows, William - Gibson, y @. Hae-
cock. Wniam l. Tanner, Alex, cameron, ron
n II MAYO. John Tyler jos, Yh ". ~ - on ~
= Williams. Jr. Grandyille @. Valentine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

Tuy WEATHER ~ RIcHIoND YESTERDAY
was damp, cool. and murky.
The sky at midnight was obscured by
II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

Master Robert Martin, the son OF MIS-.
v.'ltor * Martin some weeks ago m
iured his knee while runniin,Ss a, an 1IS coI.
g. a. o bruised tendon. hut u grew
.t,gtIilv worse. and recently ms physician
49, ma work 10 save his lex.
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o..rof-pp.l.r poo. Wh. nle been sick
...f.I |.r. With -rir was I,i"ii'I i'
Dr.. u,rl, u. yesterday.
........ ....... CUNNINGHAM. er. sWl
continues Very n''
N .H NiI.'l Libby li.L
Air. p..I Walker ~ a-a- Grove avenue.
.Y ~, .......,.- ,..rt,. t., been confined
..... ,,+o lr.rr..ti-. continues
,,..4 dom a.. rurtu,.u ..ti.- ana are
t. ..,-f- ~ ,it-. John St.uil.a. of "i
-.i... street.
..t...f ... ,,. .t.,i.
l. w. ii"'l YES .',,',,.
i.'i. 't .,.l.',' iY ti,,.
'.'.' ''''' ''' '.'.''
u .' f.'t .s t...,,.f,itriX III
n t' ... ANA Mr.
&c.. ~. ....,I... i.,,
p. To- N .''' V'-'''''
U~ tts.r. tna ameh.I-. physician,
,r,,n..tv I'D at bis h.ue m Boyd
...- r.I.rt..i 20 ha ,s.r.- .et-rltF.
., tt.,. b. Ur.I. hope De DIS recovery.
f.i..I, .t 1,r.n-
l.t- I.-lF b. Payne, OF ''.' ''" ...','.
,..t.. I.rti.r Uf 'u"ii '' HI'', WEI
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Stir UOSc.

Ladies Spun-Silk Hose, in rel,
tans. and several other shades, for
mer price 81 pair.
Reduced to SOC.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD.
Prices 81 Money. Bonds Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Ac.. and tho
weather Indications
,By telegraph TO the Dispatch,

= WASHINGTON. ID. C.. January TO-
lAlp Forecast for Virginia: Fair wea-
Their, probably followed by shows
ers IN western portions, warmer
south winds.
North Carolina: Pair weather, except
showers in western portion; south winds.
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The response to orr efforts t. reduce
our stock has been most gratifying,
with new bargains added from day to
day.
articular attention is called to line
II


in alI-wool cagsimeres and cheylots,
former price so and 81 pattern.
CHOICE FOR -.
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RICHMOND. VA. January l0--NO auc-
ton offerings on change to-day.
Private sales Fulrrs, -. wrappers, TO.
darks. &c. Total. - hossheais
Revenue Collections. 800. .-
Cigars ana cigarettes .-....'...'' -, '
Tobacco ....-.-.-..-..''.' '''''''''' t''-' -
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$1,000,
$4,000.
$1,000

10 lend on city real estate Low rates and mod
=, ,0.2t r. b. CHAFFIN & co.
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~ rREsENT TINE BILLS.

Ttc same committee WAS continued as
legislative Committee ~ the Convention
to present the bills 10 the General As
.flblv and every representative present
b.. vote pledged himself 20 Go all IN
lIf lower - secure the passage OF the
measures This committee WAS also ia
nul,t-d 10 LOOK into the bearing the pro-
f8ted Income. tax law now pending before
Congress might have upon building-fund
companies. and 10 tske such action al II
may deem necessary IN the matter OF ask.
ing mo influence Of the Congressman ana
solatoi1 from Virginia
I.e convention then rendered a vote VI
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Dorm OHiHS.

Have you seen those Silk and
Satin-Coyered Down Quilts that
sold at SO and 81 each?
They now are only 500.
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PILLOW CASES

Those that sold at 33e. per pair
for 2Jc.
Those that sold at 4jc. per pair
for 30c.
Those that sold at Coo. per pair
for 5Jc.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per o s s Astralia,
April 20-L G Abes, Scott Anthony and
wife, III b Atkins, j j Bennett, w p Boyd
and wife, Hon Cecil Brown, Cbas Duisen-
berg. A Emery, Mrs w e Foster, r Hal-
stead, G Heiricken, r B Hogue, d A Hulse,
w ii Irvine, Sam Louisson, ID w McNichol
and wife. DR. E Nicholson and wife, DR.
Emmett Nicholson. K r Patcheli L A kior-
dan, w A Swinerton, Master Swinerton,
Hon l. A Thurston, wife and child. Miss
Widemann, Baroness Won Keyserkingk,
Miss b Denison, M K Kelly, Mrs Sarah
Thurston, B l. Furney, Willie Vida.
From kilauea. per stmr Iwalani, April
21-N Hubert, III Kuamoo and child, and
Ten deck.
From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala. April 81
Rev Mr. Macintosh and wife. Miss Mist
Mrs Hitchcock, Chas Makee, j A Palmer,
Robt Cation, A f Knudsen, Mrs Mckay,
Mrs Hartwell, James Courman and wife,
Mrs Kinney, Mrs Hastings, Rev 2 Isen-
berg and wife, Mrs Ma Kaile, Carter, J
H Coney. Camara and 81 on deck.
From Maui, per stmr CIaudine, April %
Mrs d Noonan, Miss Alexander, Mrs I
Wills, Hon w . Smith, Hon f NJ Hatch
and wife, Judge A g NJ Robertson, Arthur
Wilder, Paul Neumann, Bolte, w A
Kinney, Fl Laws, V V Ashford, w III Corn.
well, W Belowitz, E Dowsett, c Thoel. Mrs
G Allencaster, f Zoller, Augustine Enos
Mrs Batchelder, and SO on deck.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, April %, 10
P. M.-Weather thick; wind, fresh,
northeast.
The barkentine Jane l.. Stanford
arrived Saturday from Newcastle
with 1900 tons of coal for W. G..
Irwin 81 Co. She was ffty-two
days out. The Stanford is COM
manded by Captain Johnson, form
erly of the bark Newsboy. The
latter vessel is expected daily from
Newcastle. She left one day ahead
of the Stanford.
There were no departures on
Saturday. The vessels leaving to-
day are: The Kaala for ports on
this island at noon the Waialeale
for Lahaina and ports on Hawaii at
8 A. NJ. the Hawaii for HakaIau
at P. NJ; and the Mokolii at 5
P. NJ.
The Australia arrived on Satur-
day morning about s O'Clock She
brought thirty six cabin and sew
enty-six sIeerage passengers and
twentv-one bags OF mail She mad
fair weather from port to port.
The barkentine Planter reached
San Francisco on the 18th inst.
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NAVAL DISASTERS.
Wreck Of the Huron, With Great
Loss of Life.

Admiral Charles III. Bell, who
died in 1875, was at one time the
commander of the Yorktown,
which was blown ashore near the
Cape Verde Islands on the African
coast about twenty-five years ago
an accident which resulted in no
fatalities. But an accident in
which Mr.. Bell himself took part,
and which was not so happy In its
outcome, was the capsizing of the
schooner Ferret, in which he was
lieutenant, in 1924. He and
number of other survivors remained
on the wreck for twenty-one hours,
when they were rescued, but many
of the officers and crew were
drowned.
The wreck of the Huron in 1877
is still wildly remembered in the
Navy Department. She had been
ordered to Havana. The officer in
charge was Commander George
Parker Ryan, who was at one time
attached to the Naval Academy as
professor of astronomy and navi-
cation, and who gained fame by
organizing parties for the observa-
ton of the transit of Venus in
1874. The Huron was wrecked on
Body Island, on the coast of North
Carolina, and almost all of her
crew, with Commander Ryan, were
drowned.-Ex.
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EssE ELS ar Pssk1

WEISS ELS I>Sk1.
(This list ooee not inciu0e co&sters.)
NAVAL VESSELS.
q S + Philadelphia, Barker, Callao.
French cruiser Duchaffault, Du Jus, Callao.
III L ] NJ Takachiho. NOmura, Yokohama.
III B NJ Champion, Rookie, Esqulmalt.
MERCHANTMEN.
Am blk Alden Besse. Potter, S F.
Am sch @ 5 Holmes, Johnson, PIT Blakely.
Am sch VIM Bowden, tjerem +,
Am blk K Rithet. Morrison, S +.
Am Miss stmr Morning Star, Garland.
Ship Occidental. Morse, Comax, B @.
Am schr Golden Shore, Bernholm, \ S w.
Blk Hesper, Sodergren, n 5 w.
Am sch Robert Levers, san Francisco.
Blk Albert, Griffith. s +.
Schr w F Whitman, Petersen, Newcastle.
Nor blk Petrus, Andersen, Newcastle.
o s S Australia, Houdlette, San Francisco.
Am bktne Jane l. Stanford, Newcastle.
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
nfaskh
ssssssE

Steamships will leave for and arrive from
Gan Francisco, on the following dates, I'LL
the close of 1894.
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fourteen and nail Gays lIou ILLS
port. She was followed twelve
hours later by the barkentine ,.
G. Wilder. It will be remembered
that both vessels left here on the
same day.
| Admiral Walker will make an
other survey of Pearl Harbor this
week. More soundings and Dor
ings will be taken. The Oahu
Railway Company will carry some
coal down tomorrow for the use OF
the steam launch.
Captain Barker, formerly COM
mander of the flagship Philadel.
phia, is to be placed in charge of
the Mare Island navy yard in
place of Captain Glass, who re-
tires to take command of the new
cruiser Cincinnati.
The barkentine Retriever, $40
tons, now at Guaymas, Mexico, has
been chartered by J. D. Spreckels
& Bros. to sail for Honolulu to load
sugar. She will come down in bal
last.
The little schooner Anna, which
recently put In here in distress, ar
rived at San Francisco on the 18th
inst, twenty-five days from this
port.
During the Australia's last stay
in San Francisco she received a
thorough cleaning and painting on
the dock at the Union Iron Works.
The mate Of the schooner Golden
Shore, Erickson by nancy was fined
$15 on Saturday for assaulting one
of the crew with capstan bar.
The brig w. G. Irwin arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th inst,
twelve and a half days from this
port.
The Japanese steamship Koyo is
expected from the Orient early in
June. Itohan will act as her agent.
The barkentine Klikitat left
Port Gamble on the 18th inst. with
a load of lumber for this port.
The KiIauea Hou arrived from
Pepeekeo on Saturday. She did
not bring any sugar this trip.
The barkentine Discovery is load
ing lumber at a Puget Sound port
for Honolulu.
The bark Eastcroft arrived at
Royal Roads from this port on the
18th inst.
The Arawa is due today from
Vancouver en- route to the Colo
MES.
The bark Albert will take the
Mikahala's sugar this morning.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
Arrivals-April II, brig J. D.
Spreckels, 129 days from Kahului !;
April 18th, steamer Monowai, z
days 3 hours from Honolulu bark
entine Planter, 148 days from Hon
olulu; barkentine Skagit, Is days
from Kahului; barkentine S. G..
Wilder, Is days from Honolulu !;
brig w. G. Irwin, 12a days from
Honolulu schooner Anna, 25 days
from Honolulu; schooner J. M.
Coleman, Is days from Kahului.
Departures-April 18th, bark
S. c. Allen and Mary Winkel-
mann; April 18th, barkentine S.
n. Castle, all from Honolulu.
Projected departures-May Sd,
steamer Monowai May Doth
steamer Gaelic :; June 2Sth, steamer
Beige, bark c. D. Bryant, barken-
tines Irmgard and Planter, brig w.
G. Irwin, all for Honolulu, etc. ;
schooner Anna, for Kahului bark
Annie Johnson, for Hilo schooners
J. G. North and Olga, for MANU-
kona.
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IMPORTS.

Per Jane L Stanford. from Newcastle.
April 21-15OO tons coal for w G. Irwin d
Co.
Per Mikahala-5380 bags sugar, 40 bags
rice,
paddy, IA bags rice, 3 horses. II pkgs SUM-
dries.
Per Claudine-3259 bags sugar, 143 bags
potatoes, 143 bags corn, SO hogs, 40 head
cattle, 161 pkgs sundries.
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The ADVERTISER is the lead
.ne paper of the Hawaiian ISL
auds. 1t has a larger circulation
and prints more live news than
any other island paper. Price IS
cents per month, in advance. Ring
mp telephone No. IS
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DIED.

TANNATT-In this city, April %, 1894,
Thomas Tannatt. aged about 60.
To- Funeral this (Monday) afternoon,
at 3 80. from the Queens hospital. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend.
WEBSTER-In San Francisco, April 8,
Marion g., beloved daughter of William
s. and Jeanne Webster, and sister OF Mrs.
c.. Craddock, native of Glasgow, aged
80 wears.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
AISfsIyALS-

SATURDAY, April 81.
. S Australia, Houdlette, days 122
hours from San Francisco.
Am bktne Jane L. Stanford, Johnson,
from Newcastle.
otmr Kilauea Hou. Everett, from Ha-
wall.
Stmr Mikahala. Clancy, from Kauai.
Stmr IwaIani, Freeman, from Kauai.
SUNDAY, April %.
Stmr Claudine. Cameron, from Maui.
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Lawn Mowers

CLEANED. SHARPENED AND
W repaired; duplicate pieces furnished !;
Lawn Movers broken beyond repair
bought at fair price; Axes, Knives and
Scissors ground Saws filed and set bv
O.. w. HELLIKSEN,
At the Bell Tower,
Engine House No. 2.
264S-tf
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The Planters Monthly.
CONTENTS FOR MARCH,
1904.

SoN AeN ID d oN h1 A1OS61-
1894.
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Raising Cane from Seed.
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Stripping Cane in Guadeluope.
The Time for Planting and Crushing
Cane.
German Beet Sugar Returns.
Revolution In Sugar Mills.
Preparation of Cane for the Mill.
Notes on Demerara Sugar Trade, 1898.
Sugar Consumption in the World.
Diseased sugar Cane.
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Heart Of a Seventeenth century Hero.

Heart OF . seventeenth Century Hero.
The Gazette de Lausanne announces
that in the church at Aubonne the tomb
which, according to the Latin inscrip.
tion on the memorial stone, contains the
heart Of the famous French naval COM
mander. Abraham du Q%uesne, was form
ally opened in the presence of the au-
thorities, and a small silver box was
found in q cavity followed out of the
rock. The box was opened and found to
contain a human heart incased in lead.
A record of the discovery was drawn up
by a notary, and the box was then re-
placed, pending its removal to Dieppe,
the municipality Of which town had
expressed q desire to have the relic, Du
Quesne having been born at the Norman
seaport In 1910. The commander, who
died In 1888, was the hero of the de-
Tense Of Bordeaux against the English
and Spaniards in 1850. He also won a
brilliant victory over the famous Dutch
admiral, De Ruyter. in 1915 Although
known to history as Admiral du Quesne,
he never enjoyed the title officially, his
profession of the Protestant faith hav-
ing prevented his attaining flag rank.