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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-07
AboMmaws
aTne QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
Supplied under Royal Warrants to
Her Majesty the Queen Of England
and to His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales.
pIssoLUTIoNs & Partnerships.

-'"--~~'---' Richmond. Va, June 6. 1895.
TO THE PATRONS OF r; b. Sh AZ
FIN e. co. AND THE PuBLiC; me .v III
Germ Of r. n. CHAFFIN CO; Is I'M 1rIs
day dissolved, and JOHN {. bASLEh j !,
ESQ. is appointed trustee 10 VIM w INC
afa'rS OF the mr. r. b. CHAFFIN & co.
Referring 10 the card OF X. y; mann
& co we would respectfully INFORM We
natrons of the old concern ana the puoilSI
mat we have organized an incorporate
stock comnany to be known as the IL. -;
CHAFFJN &, co, Incorporated, composed
Of the following charter membsIs,vlz.
n n Chafin. president; James Is. mar
vie vice-president: John c. Easley, Seer
tarv and treasurer; John Henry Brown,
and John II. Chaffin-with capitai OF nov
less than 81 600. or more than s-y'VW.
once for the first year. No. north Ienth
street we respectfully solicit a share on
The patronage OF the old concern ana the
public at large.
p b CHAPLIN e. CO., incorporated.
Also. referring TO the above card OF dls-
solution of partnership, l take TINS msaIs
~ notifving the patrons OF the late nrn
NJ r n, Chaffln & Co that | propose 70
continue in the real estate busines. anu
will announce my arrangements later. l
exnect and hope to receive share OF the
patronage of the late firm and the pubnc
aenerallv and the aid Of my friends.
Respectfully, ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-07
Straw Hats.

We claim to carry the largest as
sortment Of Popular-Price Hats In the
city. Did you but see their quality
and how fast we sell them, you. too,
would Join the army of buyers. Prices
range from 25c. to $50. We guarantee a
saving Of NO LESS THAN % PER
CENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-07
Flannel Suits.

Handsome Flannel Suits, for tnf
seashore. very nobby-real value slo'
Our Price, $3.50.
Blue Uniform-suits. color guaran-
teed; changeable buttons-real value
$40;
Our Price, 1926.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-07
Negligee Shirts.

We're selling them by the dozen.
Ask 70 see those 4oc. ones; they II
surprise you; nice enough to wear any
time. OF course. we've got finer ones
but If you'd see our 75c. and 81 line
you wouldn't want to look any fur
Their.
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Highest Of al IN Leavenins Powa-Lae us Govt Report
@!a!:!!!!! Fsxass;
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Emporia Note..
ABSOLUTELY PURE

EmpOrfa N0tes.
EMPORIA, VA. June s.-tspeciaL)-
Mr.. Parker Woodruff. the Oldest man
in this section. is critically III, ana MS
dea IN is momentsrily expected.
Y Miss Annie Taylor, OF Manchester ID
the guest Of Mrs. DR.. John H. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Maury, after
a brief but pleasant visit to our town.
have returned to their Danviile home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-07

If you want to feel as cool
as a cucumber come down and
let's show you how it's done:
Cost you nothing to try-and
but little more to feel so
throughout the season.
Evrey day we wait on a
small army-especially the
past ten days. They don't
come because we happen to
know them, nor because we
are more conveniently stu
ated-it's that 20 to 25 per
cent. less than other dealers
that brings them. Read on
down; you might find some
thing you want.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

y +. |. = b. -
o. PECIFIcATIoNs upon which all
EG our house building Is based.
Va THAT WILL add twenty years
~~ 20 the durability over one con,
IA ~ strncled Ia an ordinary way, ana
V&&s the pleasure derived from livipg
IN one built In the following SUD
stantial manner is no small item'
We LAY SLATE SLABS at the
bottom and upon the top OF foundahons-
OUR BRICK have the most perfect cor
hers made. ana We lay them IN pure
cement mortar, solid l-A-inch joints. there
b. preventing ground moisture from
ascending 10 woodwork. WALLIS,
whether wood, cased-briek or solid brick.
are guaranteed rat ana mice-proof; ALL
stills AND EXPOSED wood-work
di as sxi i iS cess jois' ks Y in. All set
it-in. centres; rafteTs. 2x6 IN; II nat roof,
a NEW galv4nised-steel roofing. crest
ms. valleys, cutters. ane down~spouts.
PATENT sLIDiNG OF folding blinds. tur.
nifhsd IN any wood desired. PATENT
PLATED set F1replaces. with summer
ffoEt attachments. on first floors. 10
warm rooms above through register At
side OF open hrcplaccs. No system gives
more satisfaction. combining great econs-
my, eonyenissnce, and beauty
x nihANo .. AEAkIhs TO all. Ia
Dtyslled mirrors. Cabinet Top, natural
iinish PORcEL.AlN-Li LINED Hath. Tubs.
formerly cost 30. fifKt-clasS hard.
finish plaster-job throughout. Three cs,afe
Of Lfwis's lead aud best hnseed-oli paint,
iAtioe 9nd out. or hard finish Tor interior.
ofENlN0s are covered during c0fistruc-
u2a, ana noi FASH or door Is 70 be fitted,
hung, or y enter the house until thorough.
~ dry. compare the az OF sash anls
doors where the reverse IL practiced. and
Zee TX the FORMER plan doeSu'f MAGE ana
house worth 500 more. MI EN- n ier
COUNT $50 on a ys0oo house IL Won sre
.ndlferelt ~ 20 the above specihcatiens
benx followed; We WIN build. al price
although We are prepared 10 erect II any, s.
where. on a guarantee. In from 20 10 A
days az Sigh, advance n price,
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Serge Suits.

Blue and Black. warranted Atwood,
and fast color-regular value, 80;
Our Price, 500.
The genuine. imported article, hand
somely made and trimmed-regular
value SIS;
Our Price, $3.50.
Unnned Dark and Light-Gray-the
coolest Suit you ever had on-reguiar
value $50:
Our Price, S4.IJ.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

I wish to dispose OF FIRsr-cI.AsS
SALOON, RESTAURANT. LUNCH
COUNTER. BILLIARD AND POOL
ROOM on Main street This has been a
saloon for the past twenty years. and
object In selling is 10 retire from bust
ness. Address POOL, care Dispatch Con-
pany. ie 7-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-07

fiaee the Causiqn Notice Outside.
Mr. William Ryan. Collector OF Internal
Revenue Ter this district, is IN receipt ~
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by j. Thompson Brown & Co,
A UCTION SALE
IA OF
DETACHED COTTAGES
Nos. l225, 1921. and i22s BLAIR. NEAR
RANDOLPH STREET.

By request OF the owner We will sel
at public auction, on the premises.
TUESDAY. JUNE II. 1896. AT s p. NJ.
the above NEARLY NEW ATTRACTIVE
LITTLE RESIDENCES OF three rooms
each. with rear and side, alleys. Each
lot fronts about 20 feet by rs feet. vel
situated. and only tao blocks from tht
electric line. They will make sou snug
little home; daily growing IN value, %
a gcod-paying rent investment.
TERMS: Small cash payment on each
house and long credit.
Je7 J. THOMPSON BROWN g CO.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
No. IL north Eleventh street.

ft84l hdkAtt AHtttttC"t's
No. IL north Eleventh street
fTRUsTEE's SALE
Il OF
NEW FRAME DWELLING
ON BROAD-STREET ROAD, ABOUT 81
MILES FROM RICHMOND, NEAR
GOOD HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
September I, 1883, recorded In Henrico
County Court, Deadlock 1t3 A. page 35s,
default having been made in a portion
OF the debt therein secured. and having
been required so to do, Will sell by
auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. JUNE Z. 1895.
at $50 o'clock =. NJ. the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The dwelling Is new, and
contains about i've rooms The lot has a
frontage OF IS feet on Broad-street road
by depth OF SCI feet.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost OF
sale and six notes for IS each. dated
November |. 1898. payable In, three, six,
nine, twelve. fifteen, and eighteen
months. with interest from date to day
OF sale, and credits as 10 twenty notes for
s25 each. dated November 1, 1896 payable
Ia twenty-one, twenty-four. twenty-seven,
thirty, thirty-three, thirty-six. thirty nine.
forty-twO, forty-flve, forty-eight, iifty-one,
fifty-four, ifty-seven. sixty sixty-three.
sixty-six, sixty-nine. seven'y-two. seven
ty-four, and seventy-eight months after
date. with interest on each note from
date: the residue upon such terms as
may be announced al the hour Of sale
je2 GEORGE MOORE, Trustee.
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A UCTION SAFE or THAT CON.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT con-
GATED THREE-STORY DWELLING.
HOUSE, No l3J NORTH NINTH
STREET. JUST BEYOND NJ SrREhl.
The lot fronts q feet. and has "a SOD
depth. At the request Of the owner Nf1
resides In a distant State. and Is anxious
10 sell. we Will offer the abO,r-ma.
toned HOUSE AND LOT for sale a.
auction, on the premises, at oclc.A
l.. Nj. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE r. lsai
This property Is OF tha class wf.fs
pays well as an investment: u D. alNtls
occupied by a good tenant. and now stas
for $3.50 per month.
TERMS. One third cash, balance 90
and II months for notes Win infef.,s
added and secured by deed OF trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
je AuctlOnteft
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WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD TN.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALEy.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Ppo
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
vENDEE.
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AuCrroy sALEs-rhis nav.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YgAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
vEND1E
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Pants.

White-Duck, strap-bands-value N.5);
Our Price, s1.O0.
White-Duck, extra quality-yalue
$50;
Our Price, $3.50.
Handsome Cassimeres, neat stripes
and dark shades-yaiue $3.50;
Our Price, $3.50.
Imported worsteds, lightweight.
very quiet patterns-vaiue -;
Our Price, $500.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

-
These cottages will suit you
if your family is small and
you like something pretty
that can be built and sold to
you from Sl,250 to 1880.
You must not expect our pic
lures here, on such limited
space, to do justice to these
structures. We have lots
suitable to build them on that
we can sell for $40 per front
foot. Mark you, the Soldiers
Home, Lee Monument, Reser.
voir Park. Davis Monument
site, and, in fact, the city of
Richmond, with its electric
car service, are right at you,
and not a day passes that new
houses are not started in the
ever-growing West End.
- / ID Z A l. HOUSES
from the most eminent deaign-
ers win appear in this paper
- weekly. LARGE illustrated moor
pans. elevations. and details Of
- each. capable OF being changed.
enlarged. or contracted 10 suit require
meats SENT POSTPAID 10 any address
upon receipt OF 8. and ANY
az. FIVE soldier oilers Home snI for I'M fsll n
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Ellis * Seabright.
General Auctioneers.
"a east Broad street.
BAR AND FIXTURES.

by order Of whom IL may concern. we
will sell on
FRIDAY. JUNE Z. 1895.
at ~ o'clock noon, in saloon No. sl5 Bank
street.
2 TENNESSEE ARBLE-ToP BUF-
FErS:
BAR-COUNTER, extra length;
SPIGOTS AND BEER-COIb;
2 POOL-TABLES, with Balls. Cues
Racks, etc.
Sale at II o'clock sharp
ELLIS e. SEABRIGHT
20 AucfiOncprS
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Tor SALE.

EOa SALE.
IL A GRACz-STREgT LOT
az bargain Situated between Sftt,1
and Harrison streets This lot can
bought at a sacrifice. as the owner .a'
decided TO sell
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.
je s-it No ii03 Main s.Iesh-
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~ -, - 49,,
WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD TN.
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT cALEy.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Ppo
RATA BIZ THE VENDOR AND TiIE
vENDEE.
BY ". w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or fng
"RENNlE TRACT" OF LAND.
ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE oppo-
SITE SHERWOOD PARK. ~
THREE ACRES OF why Hn'Nlt,lf'
SOME AND EXTREMELY VAIL
AbLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
IN execution Of a decree of the Cir,yf,
Court OF Henrico. entered April 3 fr-
W the suit OF Rennie. etc. s. Nar-t,
ana ais. we will sell by auction, en- H.
premises. on SUI
MONDAY. JUNE "a. 1896
az o'clock T. NJ, the VERY ATTRAc.
TIVE AND HIGHLY VALIARtr
TRACT OF SUBURBAN LAND sb6es 80.
ferred 20, with the Improvements ther.19
situated on the Brook turnplka. abouf ana
mile from the city OF Richmond H.
mediately opposite Sherwood Park ana
embracing about thlrty-three acres N
land, In an exceptionally good ne,ys
borhood on the best road lss5',,
from the city and occupying a most oo-,s.
manding position
The property VIII b. zold either ,r ,
whole. or IN subdivisions. as may soet-
pest 10 the commissioner: and a 49,
OF II can be seen at the Office On fr.
auctloneeg. '
As regards topography. accessibiu,,
and neighborhood. this land has but ,s,9
EQUALS, ana should commend Itself .,
investors and others as Offering ar al.
portunity for securing a PROPERTY Mix
great possibilities IN The near futAre
In addition 10 the fine drive ur0n Wf.-s
the land Is located-tho best in Fast.r-
Nirsinla-it should be borne In mind th.'
the Barton Heights electric railway f.
but short distance east or ihil favrr.i
tract, and, with the pecuniary ass'u.
ence OF property-Ownerg IN This ylcIrfe
pike.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 psy the ,..,.
OF suit and sale. and one fourth % RI.
residue Of the purchasf-money ami 81.
other three fourths on credits of b F.
and q months for notes, Win interest
at per cent added end secured b.
deed OF trust. or al cash. AZ ths on. >,
OF the purchaser
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN.
J. JORDAN LEAKE.
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN.
Special Con missilners
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit 90
OF the county Of Henrlc0 Renns .u
ais. plaintiffs, against Morris and ALL,
defendants
], J. +. Broaddus. Clerk 81 tha "a
court, do certify that the bond rcqlI u
OF the special commissioners ty 40. fs
cree rendered In said cause 0r tha 80
day Of April, 1875. has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk of fh,
said court this 9th day OF June. lsr
J. =. BROADDUS. Clels
je Is,ill3l6,iS. 2o2.i, 22&2f
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WEDNEspAY. JuNE n. les5
REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SAFE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD Ths
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALkN,,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID ~
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIE
yENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-07

IN execution Of a decree of the Cir,rp
Court OF Henrico entered April g. ~
~ the suit Of Rennie. etc. s. NJ,
snd ais, we Will sell by auction, en- h.
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Consult @ H. A. daily Home Place. opposite
ioFmatop tosQfce address station Richmond va " A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Vigorous Opposition to the Bill Concern
ing Competing Pipe Line Companies.

Vigorous Opposition to the Bill Concern
ing Competing Pipe Line Companies.
HARRISBURG, Feb. II. - The current
week promises to be one of debate with
the lawmakers. The greatest interest is
conferred in the proceedings of the house
when the Marshall bill, repeating the act
prohibiting the consolidation of compel
ing pipe line companies, and the forestry
bill will come up for final action. The for
estry bill was amended when under con-
sideration last Tuesday, and then passed
third reading after the most exciting de-
bate of the session. There il still strong
opposition to 1t, and an aggressive fight
will BIO made to prevent Its final passage.
The opposition to the Marshall bill comes
principally from representatives of west
ern Pennsylvania Counties, where there
are large oil interests.
The governor has approved the concur
rent resolution for an investigation of the
state insane hospitals at Wernersyille and
Norristown and will so notify the legis-
lature this evening The governor has also
signed tho Goblin bill, for a reorganization
Of the state banking department, and will
send to the senate during the week the
nomination of Chairman Gilkeson, of the
state Republican committee, to be COM
missioner Of banking.
The burning Of the state printing office
on Saturday night is likely to affect tho
work Of the legislature. The calendar for
this evenings proceedings has been
printed, but it Is uncertain as to whether
the bills can be printed in time for tomor-
rows session. Both branches will prob
ably adjourn on Thursday until after the
municipal elections next Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

were willing to COW death broadcast with
rifles and dynamite do not know. I
hope not But this do know, that what
ever measures are taken tho white men
who organized the late instruction and
furnished the arms therefor, but had the
adroitness to keep out of sight when there
was fighting to be DONE win be held to an
equal degree Of responsibility with their
native companions who had at least the
manliness and courage to attempt to carry
out their Ill conceived plan. This further
I.know, that Abraham Lincoln did not
possess n more patient, loving, kindly dis
position than does Sanford B. Dole, and
that there does not exist In the United
States today q more generous spirited,
peace loving, forgiving and unrevengeful
community than that residing in Honolulu
and furnishing the leaders of the present
government"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

L7OR SALE-A farm OF "A acres with large
IL brick mansion, large frame. other out
buildings. and wind mil; u lawn of nne shade
trees
1NoR SALE-1OO acres of land farms, of ito
~ 10 acres with or without buildings.
All Of above properly Is about miles from
MilninEton, Newport Land and Investment
Co. Office. 100 King street. Wilmington. lei
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
Ne Prospects Of Bill TO Provide for
Bond Issue.

Ne Prospects Of Bill TO Provide for
Bond Issue.
WAsHINGToF, Feb. I.-Today the house
enters upon the last three weeks Of the
session. Although the presidents special
message relative o the bond issue sent to
congress on Friday Is being considered by
the ways and means committees, there Is
no present expectation that any effort will
be made to pass a bill authorizing gold
bonds during the week Tho majority of
the Republicans are against 1t, and with
out their aid tho Democratic leaders be-
lievc 1t is y useless waste of time to CON
sidor such measure in the house After
the Legislative appropriation bill is dis
posed of the naval appropriation bill will
be taken up and 1t is probable thgS it will
consume the remainder of the week il
determined etfcrt is made by tho naval
committee to provide for the construction
OF the new cruisers they have recon-
mended.
The greater part of the week in the sen
ate will necessarily be devoted TO the ap-
preparation bills. The postofiice bill will
be the first remaining Enacted upon to re.
ceive the attention of the senate This
bill Will In all probability develop suffi-
Gent debate to consume two days time, II
not more. The Indian bill carries numer-
Gus amendments Many of them will call
Tor explanations, and others will he at
tackled. The discussion on this bill will
probably open up the entire question of the
management of affairs In Indian Territory
1t Is expected that tho agricultural bill
VIII be taken up when tho Indian bill is
disposed Of, If time BIO left. There will
probably be spasmodic efforts during the
week to get up other than appropriation
bills. The possibilities include more or
less reference to the financial and Hawaiian
questions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11


J. W. Kipikane, Joseph Clark D. Januaha,
w. W, lddiiicld and Joea kiakahi. OF
the foregoing ID. Januaha and j. Kalaukoa,
were acquitted. The others were all found
guilty, and sentences were fixed by the
commission subject to review by President
Dole. The sentences vary much, all the
way from sentence of death to imprison-
ment for five years with fines
The six lcadcrs-Wilcox, Gulick, Rick
ard, Steward, Nowlein and Bertelmann-
have been sentenced to be hanged Sem
tence In the last two cases will he COM
muted, as both men have furnished yalu-
able evidence for the government. Gulick
was born in this country. Richard is an
Englishman. Wilcox is IA Hawaiian. The
only one of the six due to the protection
Of the United States is William Steward.
AS yet no date has been set for the execu-
ton.
Tho only important case tried before tho
military court since the departure of tho
Australia was that of " V. Ashford. He
is charged with treason. A batch of twenty
native rebels, charged with rebellion, is
noT attracting the attention of the court
United States Minister Willis has
changed his attitude since the latest ad-
vices. His latest communication to the
governments request that If the death
penalty Is imposed in cases of any Amerl.
cans that the executions be postponed I'M
til he can communicate with his govern
ment. The British commissioner has made
similar request, Thus far two men who
will claim American protection have been
tried. They are Louis Marshall, charged
with open rebellion, and Thomas Walker,
who pleaded guilty tothe charge of treason.
The government decided to Danish three
persons from the islands for completely in
the rebellion. They are j. Z. Cranston
and A. Muller, for conspiracy to use dyna-
mite, and J. b. tombstone, special police
officer, who turned traitor. The men were
sent on the Warrimo. Cranston and
Muller were to blow up tho Central Union
church. on the night when the rebellion
broke out. OF the three exiles tombstone
is British subject, Cranston an American
and Muller a German. They say they do
not know what they were arrested for;
were given no trial; were kept confined
without any chance of communication,
and did not know they were to leave until
the Warrimo whistled to leave. john
stone will remain at Vancouver, but tho
others say they will not leave the steam
ship but will return on her to Hololulu
when she goes back. They claim that
they have been victims of gross outrages.
+. NJ. Hatch, the Hawaiian minister of
foreign affairs, may resign shortly and
leave for San Francisco to reside His sue
cessor will probably be w. n. Armstrong,
formerly of tho Sew York bar.
To obtain a decision of his exact status,
f. C. Jones, IA prominent property holder
under the republic. wrote Minister Willis
to learn just what position he occupied in
the United States-l>hcther he is still sub
ject to the income tax and at the same
time cannot look to the American govern
ment for protection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Beecham's pills are for
biliousness. bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head.
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills CSC. At
drugstorcs,o or write BIZ. Allen
20, 36s Canal St, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

lNoR sALE-2O tons OF nice loose upland
4 hay In quantities to suit. NJ, d. Crussan,
bI Shlpley street flBt