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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
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v-bits, the peogle are discussing bmel"i-
Ism in one form and another, they have
hitherto taken no pains 70 unite the a1Vo-
Gates of free international coinage WIN
The advocates of IRE. home coinage at
the rat, Of lG % !. The former are
strenuous nmc,l.l.s,s. but they think
that IL will De impossible II secure iheH
object without the cooperation oil 10Y
eicu countries The latter are also
strenuous advocates Of bimetalhsn' p''
they O., further than the former ana
maintain Il the United States sciins
a one can make free and unlimited COIN
az. = success The Philadelphia Ameri-
ga, mo, the North American has a long
article on this eubject from "AIcn we
c,,p f,w extracts That paper says:
"ro The great rejoicing OF the gold
,rouon.t4.l.sts the campaign Tot lh' i0-
stnr.rlcn Of silver Co its proper p4a'' 80
money IS being fought IN c'irereh' SIC
,t-- ~ Ill. country On aiaerfut !I'S.
T1lin- advantage % this tH'E h."
,hair forces and throw them WIN wen
,,i.h Irresistible force O. ~ OF ~
,~.tel..-t. .hus Isolated. while t-e nime'aI-
rsfs In comparatively unas 1lirI svc.'o"S
ot -ra country tvince little disposition
>, hiring support - those Who are lOI '.-'
Z, hear the bruut ~ an unequal '.I~Ss p.
tn. e.lI-rouo:ne talliets concentrate 'Nv'
sfr.v1rh. lst rhr l.nrtali-iS h"-i'..' ~
do likewise. leaving those assaNed ny
the united forces az the eoid-Won"fn' l"'-
r.ts 10 struggle boy themselves.
.T,. o.tbboldiug support from those
ltrraralli4ts VINO are thus -'Iuf-l.I3
...fr.t tn. vigorous and united assaults
a. The q.ll-nunOWetallists. the t'ihelsi-
i.,e in thr-. sections Of the conStrE
vrhare comparatively unopposed. Wh"Te
iirr-t4IIsm il strong and goll-inohY-
.netaliistu weak. are encouraging anu
maxim. u possible for the goil-ih'"o-
ner4iu-ts - stamp out the movements
80 htrn.r,l,,z-n in one place after another
p, doing so they are couring disaster
ava h.adlcslv trifins with the destiny
- ~. country. Instead = going form
h meet thei- opponents and aiding the!r
friends they evinc, a disposition TO await
,ba Attacks OF the eoid-m onometAilists
;, home. leaving their friends who are
.orlrasa0uslv comhetlug the goid-noho-
l,..alii-ts in their own stronghoils 10
-.r,rrle unaitei against the combined
forces If the gOi1-In onomeialIisis.
This Is not exactly what W. have ever
said in 50 many words. hut is
m the line Of our contention that If inter-
national ,co-operative free coinage a.
su,,er al tn. ratio Of II - Is ever O..
be accomplished. 1t must bee accomplish j
nv the efforts OF Great Britain or France
,r Germany. backed up hy the United
states. Craftsmanship has been SAN 10
consist i'm the making ~ wise compro-
nos AVID If is one Of these wise CONF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
THE ALBENAuLE ASSOCIATION.
Large Number % Persons Present.
OrgHnixntior.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, August 2l-
CSpccial) The Albemarlc Baptist Assoc
citation met with Free Union church yes
terday at y O'Clock
There was large attendance for the
first day. Among those from this city
w.ro r. ". VILE. ,lr md Mrs ". g..
Payne. Profess ana Mrs Rawlings Mt.
and Mrs. !. r. Massey. Professor Dick
inson. Revs. Gw4tkin, j. ". May. and
Jonathan bishop.
Many visitors from distance were
present. including Dr. Pr, Of the Re
lgious Herald; Or. Thomas. 81 Richmond
College: Mr.. X. \. Cary. or Richmond. or
the STATE Mission Board; Mr.. william
Ellyson. secretary of state missions; Rev.
". 3. Loving. ~ Augusta Association;
Rev r.. H. stone. of Orange; Rev. l.
y. May. of Oakland Academy, DIR. J. b..
TurIu. ~ Am-rlcus. Ga.
The morning session was occupied with
tho reading II .tters from the churches
and the annual sermon was delivered by
the Rev. II. X Hawthorne. from haggat
g.. :. The theme was. christ, tho Need
Il All Nations The sermon was highly
commended DR. Hawthorne spoke WELL.
ard hsnIl-t hi subject j.. an impressive
AMI sH.lfu! way.
The assoc alton thra went into tho cleo
ton ~ c'i'c rs r,~u.t.ag 10 choosing the
Rov. J. I. Massey. moderator. Rev. !. T..
Gwath.n. clerk. and Rev. i. T. Ran
I0.rh treasurer.
Inwesiet0'y after tho organization the
Rev. J. -. rarrir m1l- "a warm address
of welcome. which Wss responded 10 hy
Dr. rift On behalf az VI visitors and
Delegates.
IN the afternoon session state missions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
Thc Ncyrn In TIC Worth.

As corr0b0IatinE what We said yest'r-
dey on the subject of the treatment cX-
tended to the negroes in the South AMI
the North. respectively. we quote Moss
T. Handy. who in turn quotes negro
lawyer, Of Chicago. thus:
You Will be surprised 20 know that
here in Illinois, in this year Of our Lort
l.I. thirty-twO years after the enamel
ration proclamation. and with the four
f.cnth aud fifteenth amendments t. the
Constitution Of the United states recog-
,iz,d a. the law of the land there are
towns in which negro r. not allowed
to live ! Was appointed chairman If
Olnniitpe 20 investigate affairs az spring
Valley. where there was recently "a muir
dDrous assault Of Italians upon negroes.
We could not 20 20 Spring Valley direct.
because Che train arrived there ID the
mid De of the nitht and nobody would
answer for our lives Their were two
Other convenient stations on the ROCK
Island road. either Of which we might
reach by rail in 'he daytime and 70
thence by daylight 10 Spring valley but
AT one of them. as we were cr'dibly In
formed. no negro would he allowed ~ get
off the cars. while at the other even the
occasional presence of a negro had not
been allowed for years. And this Is said
Ia l., the Stats Of Abraham Lincoln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
differing DcmOcrnts.

One or our Republican exchanges speaks
Of the composition Of the Democfatic party
as follows:
some arc protectlonist'. while some
are frec-traders; some rro for sound
money" while some are for the Tree
COINAGE Of silver. some favor, whist
others are against national banks 80 II
Is easy 10 perceive that any discu ssIoh
~ national issues will tend 10 still fur
thcr widen III. breach In the Democratic
ranks
Wise il is TO learn from the enemy.
But what We wish to emphasize in this
connection is the fact that our Demo
cratic friends can tolerate differences Of
opinion upon every subject except the free
coinage of silver Il ratio Of IL to /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

ton. II lies on q hill In the midst OF
beautifully undulating country. nj an Gle
walton 81 $3.50 feet above the level OF the
sea. II being the custom I'm Madagascar
20 build all towns upon cninenccs, III
order that they may he more easily 20
Tended. The Hill is covered with houses
from summit To base, and hundreds OF
structures are perched upon IT'S sides on
terraces cut into the rock. ON one Slu"
Of the hill Is the precipice where IN lNi''
hundreds Of Maagasy Christians were
hurled 10 death because they refused TO
disavow their belief in Christianity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
The walton LAW.

The Uarrisonbure Spirit OF the Valley
speaks Of the Walton law "a follows:
Then there IS the miserable. thieving.
Walton law. for which the Democratic
party is responsible. and which stinks N
the nostrils Of an decent men, no matter
whether they are Democrats or Republi-
CAM"
There must b. something good in the
Walton law. or II would not be 50 hate
ful to the Republicans. Their honest
elections declarations are all tainted with
some reference to the supposed in.Quities
4 the Walton law. However, II viii be
for a Democratic Legislature % point ont
whatever defects may exist in the Wal
ton law. and proceed 20 cor. act them To
expect an honest Law from tie .iahone
gang IS TO expect too much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
Good ~ OrIs.

Last week we copied from the reso-
,utIons rassed by the silver conference
Of Democrats in Wasllngton the ioiio"-
ing:
"Resolved That ii should declare It's
irrcvocable opposition 10 the suus',"-
ton for metallic money OF panic
breeding cOrpOration-credt cutftHcE !.
bosod ON a single metal. The supply OF
which IS 60 limited that II can be cor
nered at any time by few hankihs III
stitutions In Europe and America.
In reproducing the above resolution. we
said that we ala not know what "a panic
breeding. corpora'ion-credt currency
was. whereupon. the Charlotte On. CO
observer comments as follows
The Dispatch asks what IS "a panic
breeding. corporati9n-credit currency
We would like 10 ask the Dispa'ch what
,ier.rsnoe that makes? Aren't these
rbrases very impressive? Haven't lh'y
I'm. sonorous. rolling sound about
them? Don't they look wei on paper .
Don't they fl The mouth? Aren't they
calculated TO strike terror 70 ne htart
NJ the reader? What more does the DIS
patch want
Yes: they be son9rous words. IN oln
dorkv orce said in reconstruction times
when gentleman had written letter
for him. ana asked him how he liked IT,
that g. was a fine letter, but. that, mot
yyithetanding" was a mighty good word
and he would like TO have that pat INTO
his letter. So. no doubt, with the Wash
irgton conferrees-taey no doubt consider
"panic-breedng. corporaton-credii cur
rency" a good phrase
We are glad to see the Charlotte OBJ
server standing firm in this crisis. II
has much influence I'm North Carolina. II
is governed by principle. ana Is rooted
ard GROUNDED IN the Democratic faith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

The Richmond Dispatch has not been
reckoned as a strong sound-money paper
but it takes no satisfaction IN the re-
cent silver conference at Washington.
II does not know what IS meant by
"panic-brccling. corporation-credit cur
rency"; II warns Democrats against going
into an enterprise that is designed to
DISRUPT the party. and IL concludes: We
are glad that. the Democrats Of virginia
took 80 little part in the conference OF
Democrats They acted wisely in not
putting their fingers where they would
be likely 10 be burned. The Democrats
Of Virginia must await with patience the
dcyelopments Of this and next year
New York journal Of Commerce.
We infer that our New York contem-
porary is as ignorant az we are az to
what the phrase above-quoted means.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
HANSON AND CLEVELAND.
Rumorcd ReLua OF the Ex-senator
~ Gray Gables.

washington Correspondence New YORK
SUM
General Ransom's friends are looking
anXiously toward Gray Gables for some
sign from the President that VIII relieve
tho anxiety caused by the ruling of the
Department of Justice. They are les.-
rous Of knowing whether be is 10 be
Minister Ransom, or is 10 be- reiegated
10 private life.
II was stated by General Ransom's
closest friends that MS rcappointmen. as
Minister - Mexico would be forthcoming
the day after the official decision of the
Attorney-General declaring him ineligi-
be bat the letter that they long for has
not come To-day j, was whispered
about in administration circles. as coming
direct from a member Of the Cabinet
that there IS no certainty that General
Ransom will return 10 Mexico
II Is stated further. on excellent author
ity. that when General Ransom went t.
New York a short time ago. he extended
his trip To Buzzard's Bay for the pur-
pose of holding personal interview with
The President relative 20 the pending
difficulty. Those who are familiar with
General EansJms courtly manners and
personal pride and sensitiveness may be
able 10 appreciate his feelings Of NORTH
cation when he reached Buzzari's Bay
ami teephoned to the President for per
mission TO drive up 10 Gray Gables. only
90 be informed that the President was too
busy TO see him
There is an unexplained hitch in the
matter. and none OF the GcnerdIs conii-
dental associates are able 10 account for
H. Meantime those who are not practi-
.caly Interested in General Ransom
affairs are indulging in considerable spec
ulation as 10 the outcome Of the unfor-
tunate complications.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

II seems to be settled that there is 30
be no bull-fight at the Atlanta exposition,
ana SO the cranks who opposed the re-
moval Of the Liberty Ben to that city
because Of that fight have gained We
tory The removal Of the bell viii be OPP
posed. No doubt. for other reasons. There
is nothing too ridiculous for fanatic
u DO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
THE PEOPLES STORE.

More Carpets and other House
ware sold this month up to date
than the months Of August and
September ever recorded in the
existence Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
August %, 1895.
THE AUGUST BUSINESS En-
TERPRlSE.
The Great Trads-SaIS.

A merchandise movement that
would have been hooted at 4 year
ago as an impossible project for the
usual quiet month Of August will
soon rest in the memory OF the
past as the most forward and sue
cessful of all history created by the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
The Escape of RcnfreNy.

RICHMOND. VA. August y, 1895
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In your paper Of the 9th instant you
state that Renfrrw with many aliases
escaped from jail about two years ago
You are i'm error. lie escaped before
was ever Sergeant. but was captured and
returned to the city jail since I have beer
Sergeant and was taken TO the peniten
tiary by me. Please do mo the Justice
10 make this correction, and oblige,
Yours very truly.
CHARLES H. EPPS.
civ Sergeant, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

General Leo made = speech in Roanoke
during tho O'Fcrrall campaign. wnlch was
distinctly a saunl-m1ney speech. There IS
no reason 10 sispo-t that his views have
changed sine. then.-ROau3k World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

An exchange remarks that the decllna-
ton Of the Spanish Bank Of Cuba to lend
million and half dollars 20 the
Spanish Government may fairly be re-
par1ed as one of the significant indica-
tons of tn existing conditions in the
evcr-falthful island. II may also be "A
significant indication Of the existing con-
dillon Of the bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
August Clearing Sale
CONTINUED.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.

8 cakes OF Butt rmuk Soap eor loc.
l.2oo yards Ch,uot, nice f1r sairt-waists.
{ lie.
80 yards Dark am Iieht-strips Duck.
6 l-fc.
Is pieces Ia Belle" Crepon IN w tone
effects. entirely new. y l-2c. worth
9e
- pieces Good Check-Nusl.n. i-2c yarL
Anoth lot az those zoe. Beautiful DARK
Effects in TaNen Moires ~ 9c ylr-
IS pieces Black and Colorei isc. S.ss,
Atwood 2-c. yard.
EXTRA VALUES ~ LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN's PARAS'LS
80 Glo-.as 30-inch. 81 value. uo" &c..
Your choice Ot any Of our 81 .ni $50
Waists for zoe.
Joo Liuolc4m Mats. l yard long. 3ac. value
Almos, amy price for summer Goods IT'S
late. they must go.
August clearing prices on Lare-Cnrtlins.
Rugs. Carpets. Mathis. oI-tl1fhs.
Blankets 30 harm 20 look. pr.p in
ami sr- for Yourself
Another lot & F.re-Screens 1t l'c
An up-tO-l3to Book Departments
"The Prisoner OF = .ia' Father stat
ford. Yelled Doctor" hy N.f.na Je.t
Davis; "Ch.Gons Maw.asa" by
''Gyp," and hundreds of ote'r nrsaw
Books. at heavy cut prices. 9Th ?
Mystery ~ Cl0Omher.' and scandal
In Bohemia by Doyle. &C.. instead
Su.ciai Tor two lays--5 2-voiume sets, by
the best writers. Csc. sold n 81.
ISAAC SYCLI & CO.,
1865 east Broad street.
eau -0-Tu&rh2O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

The city Of Savannah has selected space
In the Manufacturers eni Liberal Arts
building Of tho Cotton states ana Inter
nnfinnnl Exrnsiflsn M Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

The Hovas threaten TO burn their capt.
tai city, Antananariyo. Madagascar
rather than let 1t fall into the hands Of
the French. The city named has pcpu-
Iation estimated al fully 10000 II IS
situated in the heart Of the island. 40
miles as the crow flies from Tamaiave
and 100 miles By the caravan route that
has been followed by the French e%ped!-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

Indianapolis repeals all frsnchises TO
telegraph ana telephone lines within the
business district Of the city. including
territory o. mile square and orders that
an overhead telephone and telegraph
wires be removed within a reasonable
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4S3 EAST BROAD
STREET. ,cr,
WEST END OFFICE. PARk-fbACI
PHARMACY. Belvidere anu Main streI'S
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 4-Js HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

All letters and kilograms must ne su'
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANf'
Rejected communications VIII not De 'e'
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

Miss Mae Christen was married in
boomers At Chicago, Tuesday. wishing
We suppose. to h. regarded as a bud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALE INCH OR I,ESS.

vance Is words or less)....'''''..'''
Above rates are for everyday or au'
yertisements running consecu,ively
Reading notices IN reading-matter type
FIVE lines or less. 81: in nonpariei ieadeo'
) lines or more. 1Oc.
Card OF rates for more space faFnishen
on application.
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RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Depar.mcn ut,
foot OF Seventh street. Telephone 6j7.
City Division, office Nam ami Vine
streets Telephone SlL
Union Division. office Twcnty-nin,h
and = streets. Telephone 6j6.
Manchester Office, SemneS avenue.
Telephone 1921.
Are aud Incaniescent Lights and
Electric Power al reasonable rates.
Electric Light Wiring specially.
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power by notifying the main Office 10y
mail or telephone will be waited upon
by representative of the company.
lmh 20-tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

White SdtlN-~ flif. anu IltIi -Nt.li-'.. "a
ylusiins. " - ana 10 2-3o. qualities Tor
Ii-s Yard-WI. India Linen, lac. grade.
l2i-2.' Sheer Persian Lawns for &c. a
Is--iic. scotch Double-W!lth D.m.ty for
From Q to 10 o'clock 90 dozen
Turkish Bath Towels. size 2IX5o
inches, for &C. each ; 29c. value.
New Hosiery Prices:
Iad..s Fast Black Hose. Richclieu rib
bed i5c. quality f1r o..
All II the 4-c. Kusset ana Black Hose
for -.
The value of Cohen's to En-.
broidery and Lace buyers has been
sos. saving on each 81 bought.
Balances to close.
and &C.. Embroder.e7 f1r 2c a yard.
sand lH- EmbrIi for g.. ...
VIE EmDr.iirr..s and hl Overs mat
were up 20 SOD IL yard, chJic" n'" "'t.
a yard.
Follow the crowd that comes 70
the merchandising Department to
save money.
io eo, E'T 53 R 2i a4li i barair siaals
e insh,s hsA' WIN chimney al '-'''
usnssoms SIX Lamp shades. r!c-ly
ttinln.'i e.. rs,.,l rr.1' q s>
Sc Extra Wel-Nada Market
Eask,ts. Win tops at i'e.' usual price
4 special pqrchas, Of 30 Hanisams :,
lSa'' dsS S'..' eaabl'- US 70 ~
t ~ screens "'''' 80 ''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

CHARLES IL EPPS,
City Sergeant. Richmon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
save money.

our s1c. Best Quality An-Briste Wall
brushes at o..
our Joe. Dish Mops at &c
our ,utir.. stock OF Sheet steel Tipped
Frying-Pans. that sold up 10 l,c., az
"a, choice
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-09

A Model Plant is notcomplete without
Electric Power, thus dispensing with
small Engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station One generator
can furnish power to your Pumps, Centri-
fugals, Elevators, Flows, Railways and
HOSTS also furnish light and power for
a radius of from 10 to 90 miles.
Electric Power being used saves the
labor of hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with hing priced
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after in your mill.
Where water power is available, 1t
costs nothing to generate Electric Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY is
now ready to furnish Electric Pants
and Generators of all descriptions at
short notice, and also has on hand n
large stock of Wire, Chandeliers, and all
Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt atten-
ton, and estimates furnished for Light
ing and Power Plants; also attention is
given to House and Marine Wiring,
THEO. HOFFMAN,,
3940-H Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-09
New Trans-Pacific Line.

PORTLAND, Or, March 24.-Arrange-
ments have been definitely completed
for the establishment of q steamer
line from Portland to Japan and
China, the premature announcement
of which was made several weeks
ago. The Oregon Railway and Nav
igation Company have entered into
an agreement with Samuels, Samuel
& Co., of Yokohama and other part
les who will place two steamers on
the route, making monthly trips.
The first steamer leaves Hongkong
the LIST Of May.
The first steamer leaves Portland
June 1. All steamers run via Yoke
hama, and during the winter months
via Honolulu. The vessels are to
have a carrying capacity OF from
5000 to $500 tons. The line is to be
operated in connection with the O.
r. & n. Co., lines alone, the Great
Northern not being interested as in
the former proposed arrangement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-09
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per s Australia,
April S-Mrs r Berg and 2 children, S M
Brandebury, Miss Nina Brandebury, d g
Camarinos, Mrs NJ de S Cauavarro and son,
Miss Bell Gallant, w II Cornwell, Mrs A
Dixon, J Emmeluth, J G Frey, Miss Fer
nandez, Mrs Henry Field, Mrs A Fowler,
r L Greenlee and wife, w B Greeenlee,
Miss Grace Greenlee, Miss Isabelle Green
lee, DR. E S Goodhue and wife, Frank l.
Hoogs, Mrs NJ Gray, Mrs Hasson and in
FAINT, Miss F r Haley, Jos Lyman, Albert
a Jones, w a Kinney. Miss Gala KEN,
Herman NJ Levy, Geo w Macfarlane, 2 A
Morbio, wife, three children and maid,
VIM Metcalf and wife, Miss G ID Metcalf
Miss E r Metcalf, Miss E NJ Metcalf, Geo
Mclean, wife and child, J ohm Marston and
wife, Miss Marston, Miss Ann Marston,
Mrs 3 Nichols, w Remensperger, Thos
scully, Mrs G R Spaulding: o opaulding,
+ F Sneathen, Herman Steinman and wife,
Allen Towle and wife, Miss Ora Towle,
Benz r Taylor and wife, f E White and
wife, Miss NJ Margado.
From San Francisco, per blk Andrew
WEIGH, April 8-H Scrimger, Mrs Nancy
Scrimger and Miss Kate ocrimger.
From Ruk, per stmr Morning Star, April
S-Miss Abel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-09
Sparf's New Trial.

Herman Sparf, the man who has
been confined in the county jail
since last July under sentence of
death, but who was recently granted
a new trial by the United States
Supreme Court, was Tuesday taken
to San Francisco says the San Jose
Mercury. He was heavily ironed
and in charge of Deputy United
States Marshal Harris. Sparf's new
trial was set for April 18th and he
was returned to the county jail yes
terday afternoon. On April 9th the
prisoner will be transferred to the
Alameda county Jail for the conven-
fence of his attorney. Sparf, as well
as Hanson and st. Clair, have been
without means. but a little money
has been raised for their defense,