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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
ARSENIC IN SUGAR.
4 NEGRO MAN N MiNCHEsr TER
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Two Couples Married In The Nation
al Capitai-funcral of MIR. john
from the South Side.

George Bratcher was in the Manchester
Police Court yesterday morning. charged
with attempting to poison Peter Miller
and wife. The case was continued until
Saturday. 1t Is said that George. who
formerly lived in Nottoway county, dis
agreed with his wiie. and some time ago
left her He came 10 this city. and took
UP his abode with Miller. Things didn't
work very smooth in his new home. and
1t is alleged that he got mad ana put
arsenic in the sugar. In the attempt to
poison the man and his wife. In the
mean time Braichers wife found her way
TO Manchester and the erstwhile-separat-
ed couple became reunited. only TO be
again separated by the cruel prison-bars.
Henry Jones (colored. charged with
being drunk and creating a disturbance
in the street. was fined s. and costs.
Charles Smith. charged with ordinance
violation. was fined 81.
Charles Simms collrcd), charg u with
threatening to XII Daniel Trent case
continued until to-day.
MARRIED IL WASHINGTON.
Mr.. r. ". Madison, Of this city. ANA
Miss Celia Burton. Of Chesterfield c0un-
ty. left Saturday for Washington, where
they were unit d in marriage on the
same day. They have returned L. TINS
city. where they received the cungratula-
tons Of a large number oi their ri nis.
Mr.. Madison is popular young resident
OF Manchester. and is an employee ~
the Ches ipeake ana Ohio shops, aui hts
bride is well known and quite "a fay0rlte
in Oh sterfield county. They viii reside
on Buchanan street
Mr.. Harvey l.. Dunavant and Miss
Annie T. Kitchen, Of s;luchester, were
married in Washington Monday
The funeral OF MIR. John J.. Johnson
TOOK place from the BalnbTdse-street
Baptist church yost rdly afternoon. and
was largely attended by sympathetic
friends OF the family. The intcIment was
made in Maury Cemetery. Deceased was
consistent member Of Bainbrldge-street
church. and was an earnest worker in tn
SUNDAY school.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Chesterfield
have granted 10 Mr.. John &. Robertson
and associates franchise to construct
an electric railway b tween this city ana
Petersburg WORK is 10 begin IN cisnt
months and boz completed Ia Two years.
The franchise Is similar 10 THAI granted
Colonel r. NJ X. TalcOtt and others,
several years ago. ana Whlcn was rem "'4
from time u time. but The work never
begun.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Walker Washington has returned
T. the city from visit t. friends IN
Caroline county.
Miss Florence Evans. who has BE-
visiting at Chula, has returned TO the
city
Mr.. W. W. Houchcns has returned TO the
city. after a visit 10 his oil home, IN
Charlottesville.
Mr.. II. j. Bottom has been detained az
home on account Of sickn IS the past IL"
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

IS growing brighter and brighter. There
- a marked revival I'm enterprises
throughout the North. Mr.. Barton says
hc heard Of mills starting up, factories
taking on additional hands ana wages
being Increased al along the line. Yet
there is no boom, nor any evidence or
boorn. the revival is but the natural
b,.,ness that tel)ngs to the trades.
,rhcn too. reports from all sections in
5icote marvellous crops. Building also
q NOR, active In 'ha great cities than 1t
has hccn FOR several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
GONE TO TAKE ArFIDAvITs.
Cnptnin Wise Leaves for Luncnburg.
mid Warnbfc Have na Accomplish:

Hon. George d. Wise left on the mid
day train yesterday for Lunenburg coun-
~. where ne goes TO secure afiidavits
90 be- used in making application to Judge
coleman for n new trial for the women
convicted OF the murder Of Mrs. Pollard.
lie will probably he away several days,
and soon after his return the petition
will be prepared and Immediately pre-
seutcd to the Circuit Judge. Several af-
ndavits have already been secured.
The belief is held In some quarters that
solomon Marable mad no accomplice or
assistant f. committing the murder Those
who subscribe 10 this view think Ma
ralic was alone when he took Mrs. Pol
lorl's Me- hut that the crime was planned
lev some one else. who got the bulk Of
the stolen money. The general impress
sion. however. seems TO be that the wo-
men are guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
Notcs from the stations.

Philip Marks and colored man. named
J. II wilson. mad a dispute yesterday
relative 20 the sale Of some clothing. The
negro went 10 the First Police-Station 10
swear out a warrant against Marks, but
a compromise was agreed upon.
The lot Of chickens found few nights
a,o on washington street were Identified
Yesterday. and the owner took them from
the First Police-Station.
Two goats. recently captured by the
rolice. ~ll be sold at auction this morn
ing at Sutherland's stables. on Eighth
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
.PLANS FOR ACTION.
yr. Williams GiVtS a General Statement
Of That The Traction Kill Do.
,,.r MAYOR WILL SIGN TO-DAY.
u.,-k 10 Ucgin Mt Once and To lie
Inpidl, Pushed 10 Completeness
,,,ri.ms's Rcp'> GO ur. Uycr-Jhc
uaif-Ha,c Tickets.

q-. action Of the Board OF Aldermen
Z, occurring In the ordinance GIVING
o.. Is.,l-stfect railway franchise ID III.
,..tf..uI Traction Company appears u
l... ciy,n general satisfaction. Even 'he
e., company. which was rival Tor ''''
,....cs.s granted. took its deieat VIII"
excellent gracc.
What th, people are now interested IN
: the srecay completion II sirce'-F"i'-
way from ore end az Broad street 70
o.. other. This ST. John SNc'ion VIZ
|. hams assures them they shall see wiihh
ISIS time than the nine months allowed
nader the ordinance passed by the Guy
..ncu Speaking ~ tbs matter to
Dispatch reporter yesterday. Mr.. Williams
s.4 th1t his people were now engaged
n getting all preDmuares into shape
.,l would go To- work within less time
tsan the ten days allowed them after tn
,ayor shah have approved the ordinance.
WILL s1GN IT TO-DAY.
clty-Clerk Ben r. August was bnsly
tr.asel Yesterday enrolling the ordinance
a.! getting 70 info shap. 90 receive tne
signature ~ thc Mayor. IAe clerk com
lI.fel this work la-t ey ming. ana 10 is uh-
| Ctrstool that Mayor Taylor VIII imne-
Gatcly aa'x bis name % the measure
thereby making 10 law. The cry 81 iN
y also on yesterday enrolled o.. 'lI.I@ID'
ilir- frr OBI company tie ri-hi 10 u"
compressed air Is mOuYc-pOWtr on is
Main-streot line.
Th. traction people re. juhlaut over
th,Ir success Mr. Williams declares thit
Iii company viii give Richmond CHI
zere the best system of electric street.
railway they have ever S ga. II says ne
s. much giatilci with the success ine
enterprise has met On every mama anu
predicts big results % the ople Of TINS
community. when DEE was asked as o.
what DIS company would do about ITS
tracks from Ninth street e. LauIeL be-
tween which streets the tracks Of the cry
r..iXly now ext ul. sir Williams said
De- colh NOT au-w cntil De- learned
1.hat ARRANGEMENTS could o. made with
o.. o.i company Tor tie use of its tracks.
Iie added that the traction company
Sc MA build "a douhle-trark road from one
t.l Il Broad street {, the other. and il
would De- equipped with the very best
t.fs a.1 machinery.
"Ee~!les this" Mr. Williams continued,
"we win give the workine-reople OF TINS
c.tt the benefit Of half-iare rate be-
tween The hours OF and = o'clock IN
% morning. The reason why we eld NOV
a.-' make t'is i'te ior them in 'He
't".A- IS 'hAi p,eaose OF 'le gro, yai'''
90 '-r cars ~ thdl Nihe ne ".i H''~-
Ir.p' "'''4 nov tet hl'ch D,l."' 'o."
81 iA.'l rates even Sitti-"E - ,",''.
'' NA." We VIII "!r" '"'" .'',.''n
. tide To and from school from 8 10
o'clock for haif-price"
THE HlER CONTRON ERSY.
Speaking OF the statement % Mr.. II.
Ilf,r concerning his agreement with tie
traction company. Nil. Williams said:
81 never heard of Mt Iyr until he
came out ia Monday evening state with
those pieposter0u- statements lmih'-
diately took ill., matter 10 Manu. ID ger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

III IINIVND, ' =, 4fHFTi7I - ~
Offerings: Wheat. $50 bushels. Corn
White. ~ bush Isl mixed, - bushels.
oats. l,692 bushels.
Sales: Wheat 2l2S bushels. Corn-Mix-
ed - bushels. oats, l5@ bushels.
Ouotations: Nheat-L0nzberry, g. TO
zoe: mixed. e. 20 10c.. sn0rtberry. y 10
zoe: No ; red. zoe. C3rn-White Viz
glnia. 45c. No white, 4Jc. No. mixed
&c Oats-NO. mixed, 2r2 L &c. No
mixed. - H. DC. winter seed oats, -
u &c Rye, - 10 Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
Minor LINN To Read PAPER.

The annual congress OF the National
Prison Association meets in Denver. Sep
taraber 18th. Major Lynn. Super.ntcnd-
eut Of the Penitentiary. has been appoint
ci a delegate to attend the congress. lie
is n member Of the Beard Of Directors
and on the Committee on Prison Disci-
.line lie viii read a paper before the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
Held Responsible :Cr Disaster.

DENVER. coli, August H.-Helmuth
Iocscher. the engineer whose alleged
negligence caused the GGmry Hotel
explosion. was brought back this morning
from his flight South. He Is formally
charged with the murder OF Peter GGmry
and others. 1t is believed here cony.c-
ton can follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
Personals and Briefs.

ar. ;. . l. i''''9o'' 10 - '''0
'"'I""'
sheriff GIL OF Natolihe C9un''' was
calIer at li1 oap''oi E's''"'''
Miss Annie l.. Williams left yesterday
20 visit friends at Green springs
Mrs L. y. Hotchkiss and family are
guests at the Allegheny Springs.
Mr.. Hunsien Cary IS In Berryyille'
the guest Of Mr. Frank Mccormick.
c.,.,o, :, c,otev,oo1 has returned
Com two-woeks' sojourn in the country.
,.,-.- r.,.-,i. and Hattie II Ross
- r9.r-rei from the White SULPHUR.
springs.
,fr = y NooI city editor Of the state.
Nv; ;,'' ,i,,' his n,orninc for a trip to
New York.
IT, " " v.,de and 7 T. White
$3.50 ii,e. r.t,,rroI iron, a deljchtful trip
10 NV York.
Mrs Frank Chamberlayne ard Miss
Ans Chambcrlayne are spending seve-
raj weeks in Warrenton.
,-r,. y ,fccs,,l qualified I'm the Chan
cory court Yesterday as executriX Of the
estate Of Julia l.. McCaul.
,,, y y v-,l,a,,,s If Church I'M
,.ct % f1w davs aro FOR Lynchburg. where
She viii spend a few weeks.
,... -.,..,..f rorfra, - Prooklyn.
:, &c ,.i.,,in'. ber frienl. Miss Beatrice
Cln,fa. On lakewood avenue.
Mr. Samuel < Roseudorf has returned
from a business ana pleasure trip to New
VII poeton and the East.
F.. 800, ,,,..- t5o,oro
r- -ir, Ieft vestrrlav for Louisa county
toin Nj John II. Montague.
The condition OF hev' >; = u.'''. a,' =, -
- , ,,n far a. a. SNORT while Yesterday
,..,- -. -.
Misses NIs'e "hu m s,,1..e',, ,,,,, 80
turned from hIo5t u..i.''l' 49,, ~
"
Mr. Ed"aTd W ool"aru' VINO sh mas -
sl'h'iHs Se'1'", - 81. dI,,. To-
town Mo- VIII ie'"''' - '''9 ivy
day.
Dr. r. J. Moore left the CITY Yesterday
10 vist ms fanny at '.'e , .'', ,hroo
SFil'as' ne "''' "'
VEGAS
Miss Ella and Bessie i}roaddus and MSS
Maud Treyvctt are spending few day
at the home OF captain NJ D. i'o"'' -
Fredericksburg.
r,1go Minor Will return TO the city
Ss,t.nber LIST. The September term Of
the Law and Equity Court Will be the
busiest Of The year.
Mrs Mann Page. Of "Wcstover." is the
c-l,st Of Mrs. George Mayo. east Frank
lin street. for a few days, on her way
to Cumberland comfy.
Mr. rev,rlv r. Crimp and family
al 80 an Thursday for Mount
airy" The home Of Mr.. Henry 4. Tay-
Toe On the Rappahannock.
90, - l.. ...
c,i,,', -. rl,init n Holy Trinity in the
hilihs 'i'e Pm roan cravatf has -.
d"Sei.' -. e,t,s.i,-r can IN Ne
-
,,,,,
Mrs. William II. Mayo OF ,huIcn nm
WHO has been on two."eeas Na,t -
her father, MT lawn ~ nay 49, -
Cio%es' ~
'u'"'"
Colonel 10 Lane stern, aileT S'''I"i
weeks spent al Bar harpOr' IS now III
Boston attending the knights leihpiaI
reunion lie Is eminent COMMANDER OF
81 Andrew. No. l3
e..... r,,1ob. tfau who has been hold
TOO, meetings I'm the North recently, viii
arrive here Friday ana conduc- the ser
vices that night at the mission iooH's'
Eighth and Main sire rs.
,o,,,s. Navo il spendirfs a few
MISS 80 I.,.',.r,clI.i,,,rr. the Guest OF her
days Il. tIoy'ar5 after a charming
cunt -".S -, Yrbere she went To-
VISIT 10 hi'. -, CONVENIENT
attend te
Miss Mauac Schultz, VINO IS spehulhs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
pArTrNORE STOCK lrApKrT.

BALTIMORE. August 27.-Virginla IS.
new. Is. asked: do. Century bonds g.. bid;
Baltimore and Ohio. e. 3-iNt5; Baltimore
ana ohio Southwestern ilrsts. III. bid. con-
solidated Gas stock. @ -. bid; do. bonds.
o's. III. bid, do. IS. 100. bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
ptchmonders iu New York.

NEW YORK. August N.-tSpecial)-J.
~ Anderson, Gilscy; q. Harrison, Broad
way Central: Il. f. Smell. sturtevant; l..
q Glenn. Grand: s. A. Pyche. Stephen
w II. Fitzgerald d. Mcdonald, and {.
Harham. Brunswick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

4 lawn party is being held at Chest
nut Hin. opposite the Fifth-strcet via
duet. for the benefit of the free ward Of
the Old Dominion Hospital. II VIII con-
tinue two more nights. with an attractive
,,-oeroturre each night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

LONDON August T.-Bar silver, 30 l-2l
8 L. M-P1ris adyices quote per cent
ronfes az le-f., 81 - centimes. fer the
account
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

advertise for hands here, others have
promised hands who engage here long.
steady work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
business Conditions Improving.

Nr. James IA. Barton returns from his
trip through New England impressed
with Tie idea tina: the business outlook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28

qUv WEATHER II RicHNoND YESTERDAY
wss changeable. There were showers IN
the forenoon. follow 4 by a clear after
noon and floating clouds at night. HE
stars were shining at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. q. 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Irwin Wsisl.
ger, superintendent
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Brakeman
New York, merchandise and passengers.
George W. Allen * Co.. agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 9Th.
CBy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner II. & I. Hargraves. New
Haven.
SAILED
Schooner Liman VI. Law. Bangor.
Schooner Walker Arlington. Provi-
dence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUGUST 9TH
(By telegraphD
ARRIVED
Steamship Berkshire. Kirwin. Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickie. Baltimore:
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Marshall. Walker
ton: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire. kirwin. Provf-
dence via Norfolk; passengers and gene
raj cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickie. Baltimore:
pa ssengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City. Marshall. Walker.
ton; passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BusI
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
PRICE. Of Money, bonds. Stocks
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, &c, ana
I'm Addition Thereto the Ne"'"e'
Indications.


iu,D forecast for Virginia. fair wea-
I'M" ther during most # the day. fol-
lowed by thunder-shower7 in the
afternoon or evening; southwesterly
winds
For North Carolina: Showers IN the Of.
ternoon: southwesterly winds.
weather Conditi1ns-The area of high
nressure has remained nearly stationary
Of the South Atlantic coast. and se-
conl hieh arol has moved from Montana
to North Dakota.
The West india storm appears to be on
Tho vav 10 the Middle Gulf coast. Pm
saco,a reports a f7ur-feot swell The
velocity n wind at Fort Eads has In
creased from twelve to TWEEN y-four miles
rer hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUGUST 9Th
(By telegraph.)
ARRIVED.

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT.
ID LIZ EXxCUrBD ct TIN pSsSAIV3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28
I.,dlre futures ranged as follows:

cash -four was iull; the feeling was
ea.y and prices were unchanged. 10.
~, cnIesisc.: No 2 red. 6yg0)'2c. corn,
96S.1s,;7.c oats. l9iac Pork, @yDpS9'-.g.
lid 3 g2i.. RIBS, S15pN.|; SHOULDERS
s5Cai5qS5.7j. Whskey, N-Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-28


ubs,t eelc.i5c.: No 2 red. tvHyjlzc orn'
"a -, o oats 1919. Pork. S9Dps9.tZ'2.
i.rd Z g9i. RIBS. s575nN.@; shoulders
N.C2isQS5.7j. Whlskey, A.22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union .STOCK-YARDS, ILL. August
7-Catfle-Rcceipts $50 head. Market
firn ara zoe higher: common 70 extra
"te]rs n f,0s595: stockers and feeders,
g. 4,,fft. cows and bulls. 81 251 $40: calves
q 25G,s; Texans. sL9og@.5o; western
rangers. S2nSi50.
Hogs-Rcceipts, i.vo head. Market
~ sbInning lots. si2CGsi6j common 20
chciee mixed S4l5dsi75. choice assorted.
sic6asl65: light. 1850 1866; pigs, s-'oa
S' S:5,sor-pecelpts. 1900 head. Market
,teady: Inferior to choice. sl609S $3.50;
lambs s2N{520
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
RAITTMORE. MD, August 27.-Flour-
Dull and quiet. 20, s,o, an, A.,
gust. 6rsa6ii.c. september. 6isad,sc;;
December. 67i.46Issc.; steamer No; red.
si1Sli.c: southern. by sample, tSq6sc.;
c,ornIS STEADY: mixed. spot and August,
~. gisc,: September, 42tui2i2c;l year.
Sgl5c asked: January. 9sc. asked: south
ern white. 42i.c.: do. yellow Bis9 nc.
oa,s~A Active: No. white western. 26i29
nc. No > mixed western. 2it.4ZJc.
Rye-Steady: No. :, Egfizc.
Uay-Quiet at SO
Grain Freights-Dull; steam to Liver
pool. sad. 49,,
Butter Steady; fancy creamery, U9
PIC: ladle f3c.: stOre-packed, safe.
cbTse-Dull at Ice.
Other articles unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, MO-. August T.-Flour--
Unchanged
Wneat-I.ower: August SiSc.: Septem-
ber 6lnl6lAc.; December, 63ac.; May.
Csc. ..
cember &c.: year. 25ssc. bid; May. 2slsu
2sAc. .o
Pork-standard Mess. 500: on orders.
I.ari~Pfime steady at &.s5.
Bacon-S Shoulders. $685.. longs. $50:
| clear ribs. SS.seh; clear ribs. ISIS; short
pry-Saited Meats-sals ct shoulders at
| $50: longs. $50; clear rtbs. IS; short
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-17
HILO NEWS.
street Improvement Contemplated
Slow Work on Road.

StTPet improvements
Slow work on n Road.
These items from the Hilo Tri-
bune were crowded out yesterday:
Bishop Gnlstan, Of Honolulu,
will visit Hilo in January next.
He will open and dedicate the
new churches at Kalaoa and Olaa
to public service.
The monument lately arrived
per Lurline for the grave Of
Father Charles Pouzot is IN its
place. 1t is a very neat speci-
men of sculpture and one of the
incest in Hawaii.
The widening OF Hilo streets is
contemplated, and work to that
effect is expected to begin soon.
Several extensions and new streets
to be opened are under considera-
ton.
At the rate the present Hilo
Homakua road is being built it
will take dozen years to ride in
a vehicle from Hilo to Hamakua.
The coming generation stand a
chance of doing 50.
1t is worthy of note that the
Kinau on her last trip up brought
large quantity Of cauliflower
from Waimea that was raised
there. A shipment of three bar
rels was made t, Honolulu on the
Kinau.
The query is: Why the school
at Pepeekeo, that has an attend
ance of over 60 scholars, can only
have one teacher while there is
another Government school in
Hilo which has an Attendance of
only 20 which has two teachers,
each dra wing larger salaries than
the teacher at Pepeekeo?
H. L. Holstein, Of Kohala, and
Hon. Alexander Young, Of Homo
lulu, are now candidates in the
field for Senatorial honors to fill
the place of Hon. Chas. Motley,
ST., Of Hamakua, resigned. If
there are to be other candidates
the time is now near an end in
which their nominations must be
sent IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-17

at reasonable valuation, and
take part payment at least in
bonds. With the prospect of all
parts of this island being placed
in communication with Honolulu
by rail. the settling of now
waste or nearly waste lands can
not be arranged for too early.
From what is seen in the home
stead settlements on the other
islands, there is hardly any cry-
ing occasion for discussing the
introduction of small farmers
from abroad. So long as the
children of the land and foreign
ers already here take up home.
steads with the alacrity that they
have done in the past, it is hardly
expedient to Invite people from
afar to come here and
engage in agricultural in
dnstry that to strangers must at
best be an experiment. A ma
tural development. of our agricul-
tural resources, enlisting all the
population at present available for
the purpose, would be far more
satisfactory in the long run than
having the land settled by coaxed
immigration of people to whom
soil, climate and tropical farm
log are all strange. Talk
about getting good" or u "su-
perior' element Of settlers from
abroad is an affront to large
proportion of the present native
and foreign population. We are
In no need of a better class of
people than the bulk of those
who are cultivating tho home
steads already settled.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-17
JUDICIARY JOITINGS.
Estate ofPoomaiIte Iani- APP
peaIs--- Bankruptcy.


Ben, by his attorney, Geo. A.
Davis, appeals to the Supreme
Court, on points of law, from his
conviction in the District Court
for using bid language.
Queen Dowager Kapiolani, ex-
ecutrx of the estate of Princess
Poomaikelani, has filed an iuven.
tory showing the value of the
estate to be $40, 043.1S.
Proceedings in bankruptcy have
been brought by Hyman Bros.
against j. NJ. Medeiros of Pau
hau, Hawaii.
Allen Hutchinson has perfected
his appeal from II judgment
against him in the District Court.
in favor of W. G. King for n claim
OF 5000 as a reward for getting
him the contract to make the Ka-
lakaua bust.
A petition for n writ Of error in
the case of d. j. l.. Mattos vs.
w. L. Wilcox, District Magis-
trate, and j. j. Carvalho was
argued and submitted before the
Supreme Court today. Davis for
plaintiff; Edings for defendant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-17


One of the most valuable insti-
tutions of modern civilization
is the Universal Postal Union.
1t is a great aid to commerce and
goes a long way toward establish
ing the brotherhood of all nations
of men. China, We are told. will
shortly be the only organized gov
eminent in the world remaining
out Of the Union. Even China
may be expected to come in, with
the awakening OF that country
now anticipated as result of the
late war.
With reference to the remarks
at the Supreme Courts memorial
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-17

Purser Beckley says A. Young
is the man for Senator. Hes
the only man talked about"