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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

CONFERENCE NoTEs.-Duriny Tuesdays ses-
sion of the Philadelphia NJ. f. Conference at
Easton, Pa. Rev. Jacob Todd, formerly Of this
city, was placed on the Visiting Committee of
Dickinson College. He was also appointed a
Manager Of the nj. E. Church Orphan age,
Rev. A. Rittenhonse, formerly of this city. was
also appointed Manager of this institution. and
Recording Secretary Of the Ladies' and Pastors
Christian Union.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
Temperance in MARYLAND

About fifty ladies' accompanied by the ofii
and number of clergymen of the CITY of BAL
timore, made raid upon the House of Dele
gates at Annapolis, yesterday, and protested
against the repeal OF the local option law Their
appearance created considerable confusion ,and
the Legislature soon adjourned, leaving the
Chamher in possession of their visitors. After
singing one or two hymns In the hall, the party
proceeded to to the First Methodist Church.
where they held prayer meeting and listened
TO addresses before returning TO Baltimore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

WirHDRAwE.-Wm. F. Little, of Mill Creek
Hundred, hes Withdrawn his name as a candi-
date for the Republican nomination fer the Of
nee OF Sheriff This reduces the number of
candidates for the Radical nomination to ak,
VIZ VIZ Messrs. ames Martin, E. F. Denny, Hiram
W. moore OF this city, Henry Whiteman of Mill
Creek, Henry II. McMullen of New Castle and
VIM. A. Hukill st. Georges.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

NOTICR.-In compliance with the requirements
IN of the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing to the Court Of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware.
in and for the County of New Castle, upon Mond az
the 1lth day of May next, A. D. 1874 being the first
day of the next May Term Of the said Court. for o
License to keep an Inn or Tavern, at the Union
House, on Pearl street, in the town Of New Castle,
School District No. 45 in New Castle Hundred, and
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, TO- be drunk on the premises, and the
following freeholders recommend the sail applica-
tion. to wit:
Patrick Fitzgerald, John Keegan,
Foster Middleton, John Campbell
Patrick Malion. John Fiunegan,
James Hsmmonds, Hugh Gallagher.
Timothy Linch, Alexander Mcgue,
James O'Neill. John Henry,
marriott DENNIS FITZGERALD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

MoNEr-The Ledger says; Money still rules
easy. Call loans yesterday were still quoted at
4a5 per cent. Strictly first class two.name paper
at 6 per cent, and strictly first-cass snglename
paper at 6Xa7 per cent. Loans Oh Government
collateral at 5aG per cent and other irst-class
bonds and stocks at per cent. Loans on more
inferior collateral were quoted at 7a.h per cent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
DIE D..

ELWELL-0n March Goth, 1874. at the " Home
for Aeed Women" Mrs. Ruth EiwelL IN the sith
year of her age.
only daughter Of William and Hannah Wood.
aged 5 years, months and 2 weeks.
WEYLE.-In Philadelphia. on the 9th inst Mary
u. Weyle, aged ca years.
CASPERShN.-On the elst inst. of heart disease,
Richard Casperssn. aged 81 years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

IRlGGs CONCERT Tickets for general ad-
mission to the concert can be obtained from
Doughman Thomas & Co., as well as the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
Inc Eighth rehearsal will take place this
evening at O'Clock as usual A filI atfen.
dance is all.important
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

NOTICE i, sarah Shearer in comp pliance with the
made and do hereby give notice that shall
apply nwrIing TO ofd cueral Sessions ofthe
Peace and all Delivery Of the state Of Delaware.
in and for the County Of New Castle. upon Monday
the llth day Of May next, A. D.. 1874 being the first
day OF the next MAY Term Of the said Court. for u
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. with the privi-
lege Of selling liquors in less quantities
than one Suart.. TO be drunk on the premises. at
the Star Hotel, Delaware street. in New Castle,
in school District No. 4 in said County and Stare,
and the following freeholders recommend the said
application, to wit:
James Wilmot, John Y. Blount,
l.. NJ. Chase, A. G. Gray,
Ferdinand Lechler, II. j. Terry, ff
A. y. Nowland, Giles Lambssn,
Joel Pedrick, c. Wegsermann.
William Robinson, Thomas Farley.
mar26-3ts SARAH SHEARHR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

N0TICE.-In compliance with the requrem ents
IN of The act of Assembly iu such oasae made
and provided. hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply n writing TO the Court Of General Sessions of
ware, in and for the County Of New Castle, upon
Monday, the l1th day OF May next A. D., 1874. be-
ing he first day of tho next May Term Of the said
Court. for License to sell into xioating liquors in
quantities not less than one half gallon, in the
town of Delaware City. School District No. 50, Red
Lion Hundred County and State aforesaid, and
the following freeholders recommend the said
application. to wit;
James M Craig. Clement Reivers,
John G. Borger. Lewis Lahoub,
VIVA. Davidson, his
George Reybold, VIM. p Dougherty,
Charles Vaphickle, mark
Jacob Fremp. Wit-Isaac Hunter
Isaac Hunter. Dan'l Colwell.
ohm Armour
rar26.3t+ MICHAEL MULLIGAH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
LICENSE AFFILIATIONS,

N0TICE.-In com plianee. with the rsauirements
N of the act Of Assembly In spch cases made and
provided hereby give nstice that shall apply IN
writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of The
in and for the County Of New Castle, upon Monday.
the lith day of May next A. Pr 1877! being the first
day of the next May Term of the said Court. for o
License to keep an Inn or Tavern at No. lI7 West
Front Street, known as the old House at Home"
In the First Ward. Of the City Of Wilmington, Dela
ware. and to sell intoxicating lqu ors in less guam
titles than one quart, to be drunk the premises,
and the following freehClders recommend the said
application, to wit
Patrick IIassau. John Riley,
Daniel McCusker. Christian Strobel,
Patrick Green, James Mckenna.
John U. Kennedy, Patrick Holland.
his James Karrigan.
Charles u Mullan. John Mealey.
marx. yoha p. Duncan,
Wit.-Patrick Newell, Joseph Adams.
J yohn @. Tweed. Patrick Newell.
j John Saring. Joseph Fout.
alfred Walton. william Feeney,
James Cook, Jacob A. Mut,
John W!Lynch August Ashenbach.
Patrick Hughes
marie 81 MARGARET MCCORMICK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
a COMPLIME MENTARY
CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MIR. Richard ,Iriggs,

formerly Of Wilmington will be given on
Thursday Evening, April 10. 1874.
Under the leadership of Mr.. M. l.. .Litchtenstein.
assisted by all the Professors of Music, the Leaders
and Members Of all the Church Choirs in the city.
together with Prof Richie and his entire Orches'
ira. thus presenting the
Grandest Combination of Home Talent
Ever before offered to our citizens,
The Programme will embrace Solos, Duets.
QLartettes and Choruses OF the composition of
Mozart. Haydn. Bach. Abt and other great masters.
The following gentlemen compose the Executive
Committee, from either of whom tickets can be
obtained. Also. from Boughman. Thomss Co. - -
Henry F. Pickles. James Bradford,
Joseph L.. Beggs, W. T. Westbrook,
E. F. james, Geo. W, Stone.
Joseph Pyle, Geo. ID. Armstrong,
John Taylor. Ashley Simpson.
Samuel Floyd. Il, A. Van Trump
W. W. Lubdell John +. Miller,
Jacob Weldin, John ii. Muhlhausen,
james Woolley, X. L. Robinson.
Prices Of Tickets for General Admission. SO Cts
Reserved Seats. rs Cts. Extra.
Reserved Seats can be secured at the store of
Boughman. Thomas d Co, upon presentation Of
the tickets sold by the Executive Committee and
payment Of the twenty -fue cents additional from
9 A. NJ, April 9th until P. NJ, April 10th.
marriott
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

The Reading Railroad Company announces
quarterly dividend OF "a per cent in cash paya-
PIE, clear OF all taxes, on and after the 24th of
April TO holders as they stand registered on
the books at the close of business on the 3lst
instant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

A spineless child agitates the medical faculty
Of Saginaw, Mich.
down town gent has bet $50 that the moon
Is Inhabited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

NOTICE.-In compliance with the requirements
IN of the act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. hereby give notice that shall apply
in writing to the Court Of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Delaware.
the llth day of May next, A. D., 1874. being the
first day of the next May Term of the said Court,
Tor License to keep an Inn Tavern and Restaur-
ant at No 6l5 Shipley street. in the Fifth Ward Of
the City of Wilmington. Delaware, and to sell in
toxcating liquors. in less quantities than one
quart to be drunk the premises. and the follow
ing freehoders recommend the said application,
to wit:
Thos M. Culbert, James Murphy,
Thomas Cowperthwait. George Chance.
Wm, Ii. Robinson, A. Given,
WA. A. Murphy, Patrick TagRart.
Geo. Almond. Joseph Schofeld.
Robert Scott, =. Bucher.
Joel First. David Lemon,
John X. Kane. L. c. Pyle.
Christian y. Breisacher. Daniel Springbett,
Myers Hayes. Nathan 6hoen,
George Zeigler. John Ferry,
l.. Curran. Edw. Strauss.
Francis Lapaire. Bernard P. Hasson,
mar26-3t LOUIS RAY M0ND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26
The Paper Money Nations.

They are making efforts much more vigorous
than in the United States, to resume specie
payment in in the paper money countries OF
Europe,-France, Russia, Austria and Italy. France
being, as stated below, along with Germany
and England, made up IN these proportions
Silver. Gold Paper.
France, s300,0o 900 $s00000000 S542 9l3 sol
Germany, 4S0,000,000 296 100000 2lO,2U7 ,4OS
Englsnd 60,000,0O0 5O0OOo,OO0 200 900 900
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

N0TICE.-In compliance with the reQirements
IN of the act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided hereby give ~ notice that shall apply in
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware.
in and for the County Of New Castle, upon Monday.
the llth day of May next A. D., 1874 being the first
day of the next May Term Of the said Court. for
License to keep an Inn or Tavern, at 100 Jackson
street, in the Tenth Ward Of the City of Whining
ton, Delaware. and to sell Intoxicating liquors ia
less quantities than one quart. TO be drunk on the
premises. and the following freeholders recommend
the said application. to wit: ..a
John Payne. Lawrence Dorsey,
Robert G. Shaw, Patrick McCaughey
James McNulty. Thomas Cahill,
William Mcdinley. George McCanerty,
Bernard Bonner. Bernard +. Haughey,
Phillip Plunkstt. Patrick Cahill,
William Forest, William Begley,
James Laferty. John McEgtep,
Thomas Martin. Patrick Noon,
James Harrigan. Andrew Cahill,
John ii. Canning. James Gallagher,
Edward o'nen, John Neylan.
mar24-3t" PATRICK DOUdHERTY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

NOTICE-I. George r. Higgins. do hereby give
~ Notice that shall apply to the Judges Of
the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware. In and for
New Castle County, on Monday, the 11th day. OF
May. A. D.. 1874. being the first day of the May
Term, for License to keep an Inn or Tavern. at
No. 225 East Front street. situate at the Northwest
corner of Front and Walnut streets, in the Second
Ward, OF the City of Wilmington, aud the follow =
ing frecholders. residing in said ward, recommend
the said application, to wit:
John +. Bush, Cloud Butler.
Richard Booth, u, Fritch
Charles Weyl George Lucas,
Nicholas Jenny, VIM. ii. Quinn.
N. Melchoir, William MoElwee,
Charles Il. Sparks. John Hammond,
IL. kienle. John McKenna,
Joshua Baker. p. u. Furry.
Hugh Sweeny, Dennis McMenamin,
VIM. II. Beckley, VIM. C. White
Michael Kenney VIM. White. 4'
NJ. AlsbeTR. Owen Palmer,
David Whitsell, Henry @. koeer
Ferdsnand Vogel, j. George Hays
Francis Elliott. A Heleer,
Robert F. Gamble, VIM. Ii: Thompson,
mar26-3t* GEORGE X. HIGGINS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

Nilsson finds "Lohengrin" rather screechy for
her. 0-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

NoIICE.-In compliance with the requirements
~ OF the act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. hereby give notice that l shall apply
IN writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware,
10 and for the County of New Castle. upon Monday,
ith day May next A. D., 1874 being the first day OF
keep an Inn or Tavern at Rising Sun, in School
Districts Nos. % and rs, in Christians Hundred
County and State aforesaid and to cell intoxicating
LIQUORS in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises. and the following free
holders recon mend the said application to wifi.
Peter Collins, his " "''
John Rumor James n Patton
Paul Began. mark
Hugh Holland Wit--Ian;el MnIber;r
James Toner, James Toy.
John D0ugherty, Alexander Burns
John Reed, John Dougan. Jr
Abraham deary. James Blessngtcn.
Alexander Boyd Patrick Haue6ev
ma r24-3t* CHARLES DEyER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

NJ 0TICE.-I, Mary Gam, do hereby give notice
that shall apply to the Judges of the Court Of
General Sessions of the State of Delaware in and
tor the County OF New Castle. at the May Term, A.
D.. 1874 for License to keep Inn or Tavern, in
my own house. known as the Union Hotel. at st.
4eorges., school DISTRICT No. 53 in Red Lion Hun
dred, in the County Of New Castle, Delaware. and
the following frseholders recommend the said an
plication, to wit:
Samuel B. Sutton, Alexander BiddIe
Jamessdarman, John Robson.
ApdreW heutter Henry Straub,
James II. Hudson. John L. McN Nhorter,
Henry L: PeekArd. Thomas Bird,
Charles McWhorter Charles Wright,
Frank Duggan. George II. Dixon.
mar2o-st MARY GAM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-26

NOTICE.-I, George s. Beckett, do hereby give
~ notice that shall sppiy to the JUDGES Of the
Court of General Sessions Of tho Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the State OF Delaware, in and for The
County Of New Castle. on Monday, the Ilth day of
a Nay next, being the first day ofthe May Term. A.
y, is1i Tor License to keep an Inn or Tavern at
the Delaware House, on Delaware street. in the
town Of New Castle, School District No. As. and
to sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises the folioW-
ing substantial ireeholders recommending the
same, viz
M. M. Cleaver. l.. NJ. Chase,
deorge " "aiteheld, Ferdinand Leckler.
4. Z. Gray. ID. Boulden,
James iimOt Giles Lambson,
VIM. HolschuInaker, y. B. Weegenman
!. Pedrlok, George Gray,
John J: Black. VIM. III. Cam.
mar25-3t GEORGE S. BECKET,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-06-03
SESSION 1874.
~ ACT
To PIX THE COMPENSATION OF P1ors At TIE PoET
or HoNoLULr.

/ To PIX The CONVERSATION OF PIIoTs At ruE Pom
! or HoxoLULr.
Be Il enacted by he King and he Legislature
Assembly Of the HriraiiaH Islands il he leg
stature Of The Kingdom Assembled.
SIC. l. The compensation Of Pilots at the
Port Of Honolulu shall be as follows: One dollar
and fifty cents per foot on the vessels draft con-
ing into port and the same for going cot Of port,
for ships Of war. mail steamers. and al vessels
under two hundred tons register; Eve cents per
ton registered measurement for all vessels not
above included. either for bringing into or taking
out of port provided, however, that the total
charge shall not exceed fifty dollars for pilotage
either in or out for auchoring any vessel OF the
Port Of Honolulu. fifteen dollars, provided the
pilot be not Detained on board longer than TWEEN
ty-iour hours, and for all detention on board be-
yond that time, seven dollars per dly but yes
sells that come in after having been anchored Of
the port by the pilot shall not pay more than ten
dollars ia addition to the regular charge for bring
ing such vessel into or taking her out Of port.
SIC. ?. This act shall take effect and become
law from aud after the date OF IFS approval. and
all laws or parts of laws opposed to or incOasist-
eut herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved this 3Oth day Of May, A. D. 1874
KALAKAUA r.
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proper medical treatment and cannot be said to be
common. II is moreover very local. Young Euro
pean children thrive remarkably we'll InvaIids
troubled with asthma find relief in Fiji from this
complaint.
The mean temperature OF the heat is S. Fair.
As with other Islands of the South Seas it Is subject
to be swept over by cyclones during the months Of
January, February aud March. Much damage is
sometimes caused by these storms, and crops Of
cotton have suffered severely. Mosquitoes and flies
are very numerous and annoying, bat venomous
snake or spider has been found, and even the cent?
pede is comparatively harmless.
The rainfall is considerable, especially on the
wndward side of the Islands, and most of the
country is well watered. Many of the islands
abound 10 excellent timber trees, and two or three
saw mills are already in operation. On clearing the
timber lands for forming plantations in some parts
of the group, a tobacco comes up spontaneously
when the timber is burnt of This tobacco is ex-
cellent, and has been cultivated, the crop being
about four cwt to the acre, and realizing from 3D.
TO Sd. per 10 in Levuka.
Levuka the capital is situated on the east side Of
the island Of Ovalau, aud on approaching it from
seward presents to the eye pretty scene, nesting
it does at the foot Of mass Of mountains which
are covered TO their SUBMITS with vegetation. The
town, however, is mostly confined to the beach, for
very little land is available back Of it, Private resi-
dences scattered on the sides OF the hills which
have been terraced for the purpose, aud these
add to the picturesqueness of the scene. There
one or two good Hotels, with Anglican, Wesleyan,
and Roman Catholic CHURCHES, Hospital, gaol, Su-
preme Court and Government buildings Also
many store houses, photographer, and two chem
lists Three medical practitioners reside here. A
Bank is also established by New Zealand enterprise,
aud English coin is current Ice and soda water are
manufactured, and two butchers supply excellent
beef and mutton. Tue supply of potatoes is always
kept up from the Colonies.
The harbor is capacious ard easy of entrance, by
two channels through the coral reefs Vessels eau
enter at any time of night, and pilot is not neces
sary. These combined facts may fairly lead US o
presume that the Fills will be the West Indies "
Of Australasia
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An Interesting Presentation.

The Friend for this month contains an account
of presentation from the people Of Hanalei
to the American Minister Resident His Elk. II.
A. Pierce, as an expression Of their sentiments
towards the American Nation for the timely aid
afforded during the riot, by the troops from the
U. S. ships of war Portsmouth and Tuscarora. 1t
was made by the Hon. d. Kaukaha, representa-
tive from Hanalei, in the following neat address.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. X. was one of
the members, who during the riot, was robbed
and nearly killed by the mob
Sinh the name OF the people fthe District n,
Hanalei beg TO deliver you their present Of four
beef cattle, token Of their appreciation of your
generous course in sfording the aid of the war YES
sells of your government in quelling the disturbance
in the City of Honolulu on the 18th Of February
1874 Trusting that you will receive this gift as a
proof of their great love to your country"
Minister Pierce responded as follows:
Mr.. KAUKAHA-"My seusibnities are deeply
touched by this noble and generous act ofthe PEG
pie OF the District of Hanale and accept il asa
proof Of the love- gratitude and friendship they bear
for the government and people Of the United States
feelings which are fully reciprocated by us.
The military demonstration made BY the United
States forces on the occasion you alude to. was
prompted by our great regard the best interests
ofyouf nation; and it is gratifying TO know that the
service then rendered, has been justly appreciated
by your eountrypen.
That timely intervention in favor Of law and
order probably saved the life of the Representative
(Mr Kaukaha) from Haualei, and was a Proyiden,ial
return perhaps of the good deeds of some of the
people Of your district; who in December. 1870.
showed so much humanity and kindness to the sole
survivor and those drowned, of boats crew
wrecked near Bsnalei belonging to the Z. s. s
saginaw, cast away at Ocean Island, and who were
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-06-03
Late News Items.

NEW York. April 25th.-The latest news from
Hsyti, indicates that revolution is imminent. Gen
eral Dominique is his way Port-au Prince with
troops and most Of the foreigners are getting out Of
harms way. They placing their valuables in the
hands of the Cousus of their respective countries and
many Of them preparing to leave.
Vim. NJ. Weed remanded to Hospital duty in
the Penitentary, under resolution of the Board of
Management.
Vice President Wilson is in Washington. On his
return to Boston, he viii leave on Southern and
Western trip, which viii probably extend to Califor-
MIA, and viii include visit Hot Springs, Arkansas
The Butter and Cheese Exchange of New York, has
protested against the new article of Oleomargarne
being called butter and sold such. The Exchange
says the future Of the American butter trade demands
that the trade be kept separate.
BoSDoN, April 16th.-In the Commons this even
ing, Sir Stafford NorthcOte, Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, submitted the annual budget. The total
gross income Of the year ending March Slst, 1874,
amounted to 81 1856, 900 exceeding the estimates
by sS,574 600. The gross expenditures Of the year
including payment Of the Geneva award but not ex-
penses Of the Ashautee war, 1886. 900; ex-
Of expenditures estimates Sc 900 esti-
mated revenues for the current financial year. ST.
$500 estimated expenditures, so $50 900, leav
ing a surplus of E5,4e2 600. These estimates are
virtually based Gladstone's figures. NorthcOte
proposes dispose Of the surplus by reducing the
come tax penny the pound abolisbing duties
Oh sugar from the LIST Of May, creating additional
terminable annutes to the amount of s45O GOO, re-
ducing the national debt millions in years
contributing a million to relief of taxation, and
,hnl;sb;nr the bonrn rrenses These rn,,sr-os ;s
estimated, viii absorb Eve millions Of the surplus,
leaving residue Of s462 600. When the Chancellor
of the Exehequer concluded his speech, explaining
abe figures, Lowe and expressed his cordial ap-
prevail Of the budget and its recommendations.
A resolution for the abolition Of sugar duties was
Immediately moved and passed.
There wss a railroad accident in Ireland resulting
in the death or injury altogether of twenty persons
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sent from thence to seek the means for the rescue of
those ship-wrecked
Duty to my government may seem to dictate the
declining TO receive the Offering of your good PEG
pie; but a proper regard for Hawaiian customs in
such cases, and the delicacy feeling which forbids
wounding the sentiments of others by REFUSAL
compels me 10 accept the gift, with permission,
however, to denote the same to the Sailors Home
of Honolulu, an institution existing for the benefit
of the seamen Of all nations visiting this place. To
you personally, and to your noble constituents, /
offer my sincere thanks for kindly manifestations Of
their regard. ~
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An ACT

CONCERNING MARRIAGES or HAwAuAS WoNES
WITH CHISANEN.
Be IL e1laot-d By he King and ne Legislature
Assembly the Hnraiim1 ElHds il he leg
iSlqf,vs Of he Kingdom assembled,
SIC. 1. No marriage Of Hawaiian woman
with a Chinaman shall be invalid by reason Of a
previous marriage Of such Chinaman in China
provided such previous marriage shall have been
unknown to such Hawaiian woman az the time Of
such marriage.
SEC. ?. All laws inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
Approved this 3Oth day Of May, A. D. 1s74
KALAKAUA r.