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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
Eeal J.iaie i. King.

4 cool, quiet. and conservative way Of
making money. Life insurance and build
ing fund companies are daily dissent
mating matter throughout the land. hv
some you are promised "a guarantee OF y
per cent. 10y others 10 per cent. and so
ON. ON paper the figures are accurate
and beyond contradiction, as they APP
pear. The result Is lots Of people IN
vest, and when rOunding-up time arrives
your dividends are curtailcd. Upon in
quiry you ma that competition. large
salaries, shortages. and shrnkagcs are
the cut-worms that have deprived the
plant oil It's growth Not 80. however.
In the case OF those who invest IN we'll
located real estate We have "A ease IN
view Nine years ago a gentleman Al
tended one of our sales ana purchased
a building lot al a cost Of Sl,js. We
sold the same lot a few days since Tor
$3.50 thereby showing a natural growth
OF $3.50 within the time mentioned
Now, where can one ma a surer or
safer way 10 plant their money, save IN
mother earth. where. year b. year, IL
viii expand, add 10 its growth and Yield
"A lourfold harvest: A word 10 these
who are looking around Is sufficient
Come to ms and we VIII point out the
mode. lust as we did 10 this man, who
stopped by the wayside. Call In platoons
and invest with
CHEW MING Il ROSE.
heal Estate Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
MdRRIED n BISHOPS RESIDENCE.
Miss Norah Belle johnson Becomes the
Wife Of Mr.. i. T. Read.

4 pretty wedding took place at $50
o'clock last night in the parlors OF the
Bishops residence when -lr- Joseph +.
Read and Miss Nordh Belle Johnson
We're united in tho holy bonds Of matri-
mOny The ceremony was performed Toy
Father Ahern and was witnessed by
only a few relatives and the immediate
friends Of the contracting parties.
The bride was beautifully attired in
white marriage-gown, while the groom
wore a black suit. There were 10 ushcrs
or bridesmaids, but the bride was at
tended By her sister, while the groom
was waited upon by Mr.. ". II. Lusk
After receiving the concentrations OF
those present, Ar. and Mrs. Read left
oyer the Chesapeake and Ohio road for
Cincinnati. and an extended western tour.
The bride is a native of North Caro-
lima. and a charmins young lady. Of many
high personal accomplishments. The
groom is a trusted en- pl0ye Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. lie holds the
position Of wirc-chief tn tho general op-
Grating offices of the company, in this
city.
Upon their return. Mr.. and Mrs. Read
will reside at Barton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

\ called meeting OK the Committee on
Grounds and buildings was held in room
30. of the City Hall yesterday after
neon. which was attended by the follow
ing members McssIs. Epps chairman.
King. Mountcastle snead, Blake, Grimes.
Briggs. and Gunst.
The Chair stated that he had call Ill
the meeting 20 consider "a communication
from Mr. Warner Moore. who complained
that he Lad not been fairly treated. mas
ma en- as the contract for furnishing lump
o. screened coal during the next twelve
months had been siytn 10 Messrs 5. III.
HAYES & Co, who were net the lowest
bidders.
IL Was stated during the meeting that
the ccai known as screened coal contained
a good deal OF slack. while the c)al TO
be furnis he'd by Messrs. ;. h iiawes &
Co. was 10 De perfectly clean.
ON motion OF Mr.. Blake the committee
decided not 20 reopen the matter. mas
M On as the contract lad teen awarded
and Sgt q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
pEEsONiL 1ND GENEE.IL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmo nd's Ci
xcns and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Eichmo nd's Citi
xens and other Matters.
Mr. Julian SHELTON is on visit 10 New
York.
Miss Resale Scott is spending August
N ocean city.
Mr.. A Sale Watkins IS spending several
weeks a Goshen.
Governor O'Ferrall is now at Mountain
Lake, IN Giles county.
Miss Bessie Darlington is among me
guests at the Allegheny.
Mr. John Lowell Johns is In warren
ten. Va. for the summer.
Mrs Robert O.. Rennolds Is spending
the summer at the Cold sulphur.
There will be called meeting OF The
Old Dominion Press club tonight.
General Peyton Wise IS spending I few
days al the Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Misses Nina Randolph and Julia Lee are
spending August In Warrenton, Va.
Lee Camp will attend the reunion OF vet
Grams at Louisa Courthouse August lotn.
Miss Ida j. Webb will leave to-day FOR
Maine, where she Will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank h. Isaacs are pop
ular guests at the Cold sulphur for ;nc
summer
Mrs. Jacob Michaux and Miss Kate
Michaux left OH Tuesday for Visit TO
Powhatan.
Mrs. Henry Bohmer who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Addie Lyons, OF AAr home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

one Of IN rapidly growing nuisancos OF
this city, and one that causes great an
nOyance 10 citizens. IS the constant shout
ing Of melon and vegetables vendors ftom
their carts as they move along the
streets
the morning when only a small minority
Of The citizens are awake, these Nsn-
ders pass through tie prlucipa. rcsiden-
tai streets ana cry their products In
until seemingly WgOght almost 10 ecstacy
by the sound of their oWp voices they
yell themselves h0arse without any re-
gard e. the words they say or the result
OF their cries. il is an unreasonable.
sensoless. outiarlish practice that could
De dispensed with. without loss 10 buyer
or seller and for the sake OF the citizens
OF the c.ly IL sholld at least be KEEP, III
REASONABLE bounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Coroncr'- Inquest Doe. Not Bring Ont
ANY New Developments.

ANY New Developments.
Coroner Taylor yesterday afternoon
held the inquest over the body OF Morris
Boyd. the coiored youth who was shot
and killed on the previous evening on
north Third street. near Baker street
The jury first went % the house OF the
parents OF the killed boz. az No Wf
north Third street 90 view .hc body
Shortly after Z O'Clock the iuqucs, was
commenced in the Coroner's Office, IN the
basement OF the city Hall
Andrew Jackson. a cOlOrcl boy. who
lives at 122 north Seventeenth street. saw
The shooting. but did not know the fell
low who did it. ror could he give the
cause Of d. He knew the boy who was
shot 20 he Morris or "Nixia" Boyd
Lewis Saivcy col0redl. Of 3i5 north
Tenth street. knew that the fellow who
asa Tho shooting was William Kemp.
but otherwise cid not oring ont any rev
facts.
James H. Nelson. another colored boy.
OF lpJs north sixth street. stood near the
spot where the shooting occurred and
saw William Kemp come up. look al
Morris Tor a feW seconds. WncrcupOn he
pulled out his pistol and shot him. No
words passed between Boyd and Kemp
prior 90 the shooting. ard no other bows
We're engaged IN tho fracas. Boyd had
come across the stree, from the direction
OF mc. and stood near where / was for
about FIVE minutes before Kemp came
up
This ended the testimony. and Dr. Tay-
Tor described the nature OF the wound
and exhibited the ball that had been
used.
The jury. after Il short elaboration.
agreed that the deceased came 10 his
death from The effects Of Il pistol shot
wound in the brain. Inflicted on the l3th
day OF August. 1886. by William Kemp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Progress of The WORK on the Bicycle
Track-Light Grades.


The Aussing-Luk Bicycle track is we'll
under way. and the grading is nearly
finished from Broad street To- the railroad
bridge The grades are very light. and
viii hardly Dee noticeable To "a bicycle
rider. The branch crossing the track Us
covered by q substantial bridge. and terra
Gotta pipe is being used for the sID-
drainage.
I'm few days the track viii Doe covered
with gravel. and cinders and rolled 10
smooth surface.
ON sign boards along the track the com
mittcc have placed cards with the f0l-
lowing notice.
This track the missing link exclusive
v for cyclists. is being built hv popular
Subscription. It's completion 10 the mac
adamizcd road is dependent on the scCur-
ing of several hundred additional SUBJ
scribcrs. II you propose 90 use n. you are
i'm equity expected 20 subscribe. The
work will Doe stopped as soon rs the mon
ey already secured shall have been eX-
pended
Don't let il stop. bat mail your name
and address. ana the amount Of your
subscription mot less than one dOlar
10 Missing Link" Room 81. Chamber OF
Commerce.
The work is I'm the hands Of Il pains
taking committee. and the construction is
being done by a reliable contractor Pay
before you ride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

tndaunted by the Recent Chinese out
RACES, They start for That Field.

\ san Francisco telegram last evening
says
The steamer China sailed for the
Orient last evening. She carries In the
cabin ten Presbyterian mission aries. who
are undaunted by the reported massaCres
Of their c0mpatriots in the East The
party is composed Of the following: Rev
Lacy l.. Little. OF Little Mills. y. G..
Rev W VI. Buchanan. Richmond. Va. f.
DIR. and Mrs George G. Worth. of VII
mingtOn. y. c.: Miss Annie bod. Of
Aberdeen; Miss. Miss Mary b. Terrence,
of Charlotte. y. c.: Mis- Pauline DubOse
of FoOchow. China Miss Florence Pat
ton, Of Mexico, Mo. Miss Elizabeth Tai
bot. of Versailles. KY, and Miss Josie
Woods. Of Using Kuing Pu. China"
Mr.. Buchanan was given = farewell
reception at teh Church of the Covenant
just before leaving Richmond a few
weeks ago.
Rev. 4. +. Chambers. who has been
for months waiting an opportunity TO go
10 the China mission field. but will leax.
China October LIST.
Mr.. Chambers has been filling the po-
sitlpn OF Baptist city missionary for some
time. with marked success. Previous TO
that time he gained a good idea of the
work now ahead of him. while assistant
10 Rev. DR.. II. j. Wilhngham. secretary
Of the Southern Baptist Foreign Mis-
siOnary Board. Mrs. Chambers viii ac-
company him 70 China
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
Iron Bars UcnOrS.

Mr. Joan J.. Iindsay's GOOD younc
horse. Iron Bar did his sire. Temple Bar.
the iron hearted campo gner Of other
years. proud. on Tucaday. a Buffalo
he started DE It field OF crack trctters,
composed Of the almost unhca.eu Happy
Medium. horse. Falkland Bessie Wilkes.
and others won the n-e; ana second
heat Ia 2If3-f. 2lf. finished second IL.
the third In 2lll-2. and then won the
fourth heat in 2.lf 81. which gave him
the race. The graz son OF Temple Bar
has proven himself q great horse this
season. lie has gained hOnors m grind
circuit company. whore the flower Of haF-
mess race horses gather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

By the City Mission for the Sick Children
and old People.

VIII not some Of our good samaritans in
the city come forward and furnish means
10 supply the wine and OIL for the
poor little sick. suffering children. and
also for numbers OF the sick men and
women who are under the care OF the
Mission. and suffering for the necessi-
ties Of life?
The treasury Of the Mission can only
supply 80 per MONTH which is used 70
purchase sugar. tea. coffee. and crackers
for five hundred old and sick people.
This is. OF course entirely inadequate 10
give relief. Ola clothing is greatly need
ed.
The ladies have never yet called IN
vain for help. ana trust the friends OF
the poor will not desert them in this
hour of srea. need Any contributions.
however small. can be sent 20 Mrs.
John Addison. SD Park avenue: Mrs "
J. LYMAN, AZ west Marshall street.
Mrs. j. II. Claiborne 6l2 east Leigh
street. Mrs. Raleigh Colston. - north
Sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Both sides of the Question Are Expected
to BE Represented.

The yiaduct meeting at corcoran Hall
tonight was the subject of general dis
cusslOn IN the city yesterday. and many
opinions on both sides were advanced.
The gentlemen who called this meeting
ara anxious that the public should know
that the convention Is restricted 10 no
particular class. but expressions Of opin-
ion from the citizens of every section OF
tie city are desirable.
The meeting will be called 20 order
by Captain 4. Wiley Davis. and short
speeches are expected from good many
~ ntlcmcn. representing both sides OF
the question. A large gathering is looked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Knights OF Richmond Senate, No.
1852. Ancient Essen.c order, viii hold
their regular semi-m0nthly meeting this
evening az 5 o'clock. at ST. Adams Hail.
The Knights OF Wasdingtcn-Loe Senate,
No. li53 Will have an adjourned meet
ing at the same place tomorrow even
irg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Governor O'Ferrall has pardoned Oscar
Chapel who la July last was sentenced
in the Corporation Court of tire cit. OF
Lyachhurg. 10 imprisonment h. the city
iali for scvenry-iiye days fcr hOIse-lreak-
ing. The pardon Is granted on the con-
dition that Chapel is taken by his
mother out Of the State, and does not
return within the next five years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
Woodruff Sfrin.rr.

Miss Mollic strlnger. of el9 north
Eighteenth street this city, AID Mr.. "
y. Frank WOod.um. of baltimore, wore
quietly married yesterday morning. III II
o'clock az the residence Of Bishop Van
de Nyver. Rev. Father Ahern perform
ing the ceremony After the ceremony
The yourg pair left for a honeymoon rip
10 Atlantic City They will MAKE iheir
home IN Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

4 deed o. bargain and sale was fled
in the clerk Office OF the Chancery Court
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. Lewis l..
Winston, who transferred 10 Mr. Lewis
II. Blair the following improved property:
4 lot OF ono hundred feet on the south
side OF Broad street between Belyidere
and Henry streets. also brick house and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
\nofIlcr Convict

Sheriff J. A. Miller OF Wise county.
called al the oiice OF the Auditor Of Public
Accounts yesterday. after delivering at
the penitentiary Samuel Johnston. who
had been sentenced 10 two years imprls-
onment for breaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Governor OFerrall has appointed Mr..
Il. Tate Irvine. OF Wise county. member
O.. the Board OF Visitors Of the University
OF Virginia. to succeed Hon. i. b. Cor
don. OF Raprahannock, resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

C.. $. Weisieer and wife. W W. Wade.
J. J. O'Rourke. II. W. Wall. Miss Hatch
ar. and Mrs Il. s. Ellcrson. left ycstcr-
day via the ola Dominion steamship Line
for New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Governor has offered q reward
of 500 FOR the delivery and conviction OF
the unknown person who set fro 90 the
house of j. A. Ford. n Clifton Forge. ou
July 18Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
City Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday. a
suit was instituted by Waliam II. Bourn.
who sues, etc. against William II. Lums-
den, who sues, etc.; damages. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

fTTT |T-T NTTTTTV
or that It's car or cars are not IN proper
r.noir or noaf condition. the said COM
pany shall within ten days AFTER receipt
OF such notice, recufy and remove thc
ground or grounds OF said colipialhi' anu
fully satisfy the said committee that
thereafter fair and satisfactory service
will be- SO rendered and that IT'S car OF
cars will hc Kept In proper repair anu
neat condition. should the said company
fan within tho said ten days TO recliy
and remove said grounds OF complaint 10
the satisfaction OF the sara committee u
shall Doe liable Tor such failure 10 a me OF
not less than ten nor more than one
hundred dollars. each day S failure TO Pc
"a slnarafc offence. should the SAID
company FAIL. unless 70 is. I'm the opinion
| of said committee. temporarily prcVenicu
hy some unforeseen. extraordinary ana I'M
personal cause. within said ten DAYS so 10
rDoflfv and remove said grounds OF COM
ylaiut and satisfy the said committee
that thereafter fair and satisfactory ser
vice VIII he SO rendered. and that It's car
or ears viii Doc kept I'm proper repair ana
neat condition. then the said committee
may. if b. deem proper notify SAID COM
pany not 90 run any car or cars upon
any part OF los tracks until otherwise
authorized hy The said committee or the
city Council. Should the said company
af iny time after f0rty-eight hours from
the receipt of such notice not 20 run rs
CAR or cars fIom said committee or Coun-
Cil run or operate upon the said route,
or any part OF thc same. any ono or
moro ~ its ears. e. shall De liable D
i.'' Iyl i.'Hi ~" III ~ ',t
"'''' '' - go -
'H+ 30 4t"' '1'- ''"y i...'.''7 vi "-'-
'".u .'i d" "' a'fr -
Another section Of The ordinance pro-
Nldcs that the company shall Keep IN"
l."9- '04s Of we stlfetS Dct"'fH aus u"cnS
ana iof TWO ice. on tach site beyond in
tD'+ .i..'' ti."'. P''"'ts !" t"e sums
''t '''.s "i'i+'i'''''
rng MOTIVE qowrn.
Tho c0muanv may orcratc its cars
alDr2 saIq routes hv electricity c1fn-
pressed air. or other motive nowcr ay-
'.r. .t,.r, hrt ..,.b ,.rf,ie.i,,,, 80 ,,e,
Gc.fri..tr shall hc eubinlf a. coon ava
e. r' os.d ~, ,. cit,. ~, , mot, ,,,
and. o, ,~ moro ~ +fe et,r@t ,sf,i.a,.
.'r,..,,,i,s ,,eing ,i,o.rioit,- ms o. n,ntit,
fo,ter I'm mis- rif, oxc.nf as herein othor-
wise provided. and for the failure by the
SAID l0 mIsNy 90 perform any ono or
more OF sag i,sjicilons or Con3lNenS
s"'i pe "f"t' 10 Il me on ,lol leSs
t.fi,.s ,.-b lo,,s r,ii,-r@ Ia w. 60,
collars 'H'h ga! iahuie 10 ne stia
i"te 'l' q" cry H,'eDy expressly
,-.I|'r Iir ii-"i 10 I'N'N' al any uHc
me fisAi "i Nfii"is- SION 10 use ctcinciiF
as o. mDiNe power, or 10 put any further
toiilii 'ii7' ft4ti .io"7. ana itsDiat",is
as I'D que use %. 'i.. 'iI.l.H' sIvuiu sil'
conn any -tFHf .' 4sr diS 0tnti hiYt e
Subject 20 s-ch provisions ana restfic-
l'Ns "S may ht hiipo7fd by lNe Doiliii'-
ice on streets
Nr fitNi'-1 Niti''' ait Si.tn "t,H
inc fufthtr express con iitfth thdt tf'e
Sale company SAtl permit any ONO
con l~ny of 'oHpahi''. "heh a.'hofi H., -
W l"' ouli'", a'. ul Pig l'',-' 90 ~,
J roy Ni INNdIr COST on rtil lllf pi lHNM Hfs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

lot on the north side OF Franklin, near
Mayo street. The consideration paid Is
s. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Albemarle Club has rented the
residence of Mr.. Rosenbaum. corner Third
and Grace streets, and will move into
its attractive quarters the LIST OF Septem-
Der.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Nr. Maliersein again got possession OF
the floor ana denied that he was en-
deaVefiug 10 rush viaduct schcre
through. OF that he was acting i'm the
interest Of any corporation. He was
simply exercising his preropatiye in TAX
ing stand which he believed to be for
the best Interests OF the people OF the
city of Richmond. he was loudly APP
plauded by the crowd OF spectators. and
President Glover had 10 rap heavily with
hi gaycl and instruct the Sergcant-at-
arms 10 eject from the chamber any per-
SONS creating disorder
Finally Mr.. Briggs motion 10 refer
prevailed by the following vote:
Ayes Messrs Blanks. Briggs. Brock
Davis Deane, Don Lcavy. Ferriter. Grif-
fn Grimes Hob-on. Jackson, Mayer.
Mcdowell. Murphy. smith, Wallerste.n.
and Pre- sident Gloyer-17.
Noes-Messrs. Bloomberg. Caskie. Cot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The said company shah also at al times
keep its cars in proper repair and neat
condition. The said company shall start
from the extreme eastern and western
ends OF It's Broad street route at least
two cars al o'clock a. n. every morning
Upon complaint made at any time 10 said
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-22

tice is an effective means OF training
the memory. There, children commit
vastly more than American pupils.
In the premature attempt to train the
reason, we stunt the memory. This
knack of facile memorlZlng must be
acquired early, or never anu once
ACQUIRED, il facilitates all later acqui-
sitfons, American youth learn so
little by heart that this knack Is sell
dom gained. German children early
memo1ize so much that afterwards
they memoriZe easily. In our Kin
der4arten schools children learn
stories, songs and notices, as play
more than a task, aud thus develop
the Ver6uL memory, which Is OF great
value in after life. This German
method is gaining the sanction of our
best teachers, and the memorizing of
choice selections is beginning to be
recognized as an important school
WORK. Such memory gems may be-
come lasting and priceless treasures,
expanding the mind and vitalizing
the heart.
10. The memory may be strength
ened by observing the laws Of asso-
citation, such as resemblance and diff
ference, cause aud effect, proximity In
time end place. My limits forbid the
discussion of this branch of the sub
ject.
During the progress of the lecture
the learned doctor recounted nu-
merous anecdotes, the recital of
which caused considerable merri-
ment. The large and fashionable
audience was treated to an innova-
tion through a request by the lee
turer to repeat certain sentences.
This was complied with cheerfully
and created not little amusement.
Every one who listened TO the lee
ture agreed that it was splendid"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-22
NEW EDITION
OF THE
Tourists Guide Through Hawaii
$500 Copies.
To Be Issued April 18th.

A second edition Of this very
popular hand book descriptive of
Hawaiian Scenes and Scenery is now
running through the press, and will
be published on or about April Is.
1t has been carefully revised, aud
portions of it rewritten, bringing it
down to the present date, making it
an Indispensable hand book.
Besides a full description of each
of the islands, it contains most val
liable infOrmstion for tourists relst-
i've to steamer travel, rates of passage,
hotels, weather records, health
resorts, the Government, exports and
imports, Il brief account of the
revolution of 1895, interesting facts
for inquiriDg tourists, notes on coffee,
sugar, &c, &c, and all information
sought by tourists regarding these
islands. A full index accompanies
it.
The book will be beautifully illus
trated with maps and some twenty.
five full page pictures.
Can. be obtained from the News
dealers in Honolulu.
~ Price IS cts, per COPY.
H NJ. WHITNEY,
Editor aud Publisher.
p. o. Box 159 Telephone Is.
3947 1859 I'm
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BYAUTHORITY
Tenders for Beef Cattle.
OFFICE CT THE BOARD OF HpA1sv
HONOLULU, March Io. ISoS

AAOH>OAOAo1 "1SICu ~, 1895
Sealed tenders will be received =, 81.
Office until WEDNESDAY, April "a
1895, for supplying the I.eper Settlements
at Molokai with ID good beef cattle. A.
weigh not less than $50 pounds net when
dressed, and ~ fat beef cattle, to be deliv-
cred at the Leper Settlement at an ave-
rage OF ninety heads per month, for six
months, ending September 80, 1885.
The tender for fat beef cattle must be
for the pri per pound dressed, and that
for good beef cattle. per head.
Hides and tallow to be the property of
the Board.
Bids should be marked Tender for
Beef Cattle, Leper SETTLEMENT" The
Board does not bind itself TO accept the
lowest or any bid.
WILLIAM D. SMITH,
Pre- ident of the Board of Health.
2947 1884
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-22

Board Of Tru-tees.
Samue Sewen
nal s George Cue Henry w. Smt s.
w
Ba GeorgeB he Mort
He mann Post, chrn
elm, Re-, Fred CrJmw
Stuyve LeWsha &.
I'm p. augustus iliard A.
ROBERT A. GRANNISS Vice President.
General Manager
Vice ide.t
FREDERIC CROMWELL ~ 49,
Actuary ii.
APR ,Audio H s. Asst
" GRANVILLE NJ WHITE MD
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