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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-06-03
BIRTHS.
An Appropriate Testimonial.


ON Thursday last, on behalf of sundry citizens OF
,b;s city. a beautiful silver Ice Pitcher, Goblet and
SILVER. we're presented by a committee to Captain
Grey. Of the bark IF. B. Roberts. The following
correspoudence affords the necessary explanation
Honolulu, June /, 1876.
near sir. Your friends in Honolulu, DESTROYS OF giving
sone expression to the happy feelings engendered by the gooa
,fTags Conveyed by YOU 10 these shores, and also OF thelI aP-
rrac5Ition os the graceful manner In which you acquainted the
rr.oT1,ifv with The acceptable news Of the passage OF the
Tr..ty Of r eciprocity with the United States OF America, beg
+bsr Won will accept the accompanying git as a memento OF
she event, and as a token Of their personal esteem ir SoufSsi
commanding American bark Mary Belle Roberts.
HonoluIu, June 1si, 1876.
On board bark 4" Mary Belle Roberts"5
To Messrs. Patty and schaefsr, ~
In bshaf Of my friends in Honolulu
c-,,.n.,. Herewith allow me to tender you my sincere
- Er your handsome and most unexpected acAno"ieug-
Wa' - sF,rtz a make YOU all aware OF the acuon u u
To1ss in regard 10 the Treaty as soon Is Possioiei as ano"
- sbaI il Il verv acceptable as q gift IN coHmemsra-
- ~ event. as well as q token OF your personal Sc
mi = 7 assure YOU is fully rsciDTocGfed oy myssI sstmle
~ ON With nv sincere congratulations d HI.he III ''"e
success and prosperity, l am, snrs"e &c. GREY.
Yesterday the Captain, whose name WIN nereaTer
he connected with q very pleasant inciGent IN ma
waiian history. was presented with o handsome IVORY
nd silver headed cane, made Of I1uhaLa Hooo' anu
-spi, sbIv inscribed. NJ. r. Roberts, Esq OF can
Franeiseo. the owner of Captain Grey,s oaTS, haS
tsksn : lively interest in the success OF our Ateaty!
baviD1 kent a fast vessel in commission al tnat pTFt
a month. in order to bring US the nrsI news tue
necessity Of doing which was however oO'a'eN y
he bark being at hand.
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New HAVEN ORGAN COMPANY.-We have receiv-
ed from Mr.. NJ. NJ. Cover, secretary and treasurer
of the above company at New Haven, Conn, a
price list of their instruments, from $3.50 to $500.
They are the manufacturers of the celebrated
" Jubilee Organ" which is highly commended by
the press, as eminently an organ for the people.
Old residents will remember Mr.. Cover as former
ly located at Makawao Maui.
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PASSENGERS

EFRox sydney-Per CoIma, May 2Tth;-Miss Buchanan, ID
RubIand. 5 Max Nj de Lenux and 2 servants.
FFoR wINpwARD PORzs-Per hlauea,. May sun u
Rn.b W g Irwin DIR J E Emerson, r T Van Deusen, G NJ
Robertson. ] P Cooke, Hon II Kuihslani, ID Jayner, II N
GreenweIL ii Cornvell, Mrs G Q Beckley, DT OhSer, MIS- nAa
eIeIea. Mrs Jno Ena and about IS deck.
FRox san FRAHcIcco-Per Zealandia, June lst:IMns a
MI " q lambert and wife, T F Goods, II G Ledyard, w
FnWer Lieut. ID DeIchantz and wife, n Hyman, J ID Brewer,
wifi. ? children aud nurse, W L Pack, 5 NJ Molen, wife and
child, w Barnard.
FoR sypSEY-Per Zealandla, June 1st:-N F de Zaba and
daughter, s Larned, P I Moot, W II Collins.
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HAWAIIAN EVANGELICAL ASsOCIATION.-This bod
will ommenc its sessions on Tuesday next. Jun
9Th, at 10 o'clock a. M, in the lecture room of tn
Kawaiahao Church.
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ICE CREAM
RECEIVED THIS DAYI
Per - Mary Belle Roberts,

WDALES Ca IFORNIA A HAZE!
Id Golden Gate Extra Family Flour, and
l. NJ r. X & III a r.
For Sale Low by BOLLEs a co.
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PUNAHoU CoLLEGE.--The annual examinations
at this institution will take place on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week. and the
closing exercises are appointed for Monday the
18th inst.
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A RAgITT-Ars. c. J. Murphy, the lady who
excels in the manufacture of wax flowers, fruit,
&c, ct II Fort street, will please accept our
thanks for a plate of California cherries, received
by the ZsalaUdid. Not limitations, but ripe and
luscious realities. An invoice of fresh ripe cher
ries would sell here - like hot cakes"
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NOTICE

UNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
fed that JOSEPH ~DUCHALSKY has no authority 10
sell any Leather or material made at the KALAUAO TAN
merry, nor 10 incur any expenditure on account q the same
]. l. DOWsETT.
Honolulu March II. 1873. e69
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NOTICE TO T-RESPASsERs.

A LII PERSONS r. HEREBY
N DEN to trespass On the land called NAlMANALO, IN
the Ahupuaa Of Honouliuli, District Of Eva. Oahu, by hting
cattle run on the same, or by eating, or taking wood, Or Kill
ing Wild cattle, or hunting on said land
The boundar jes Of said land are described n follows: 4" q IA
Alma Hooimalma mua ia John Meek. o Ike Knia o LIIlUE,
a me ke Kula 0 HONOULIULI, ma ka aoao mauka, a me ma
aoao makai NANAKCLI. TIA kahi a0aO a ma kooilina. ma
kahi aoao.n
Honolulu, March IL, 1870. tmhll ~ J.H. COMFY.
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SNUGGLLNG AGAIN A package containing
e opium or q preparation thereof" was seized by
the customs officer Oh board the Adry Belle Roberts
last Saturday In Ihs case il Was not II poor Chi
nanan who made the attempt 10 set aside the law.
Erdcfy holr the eGse stands, We have not been in
formed, and therefore refrain from further com
meul.
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THEATER TONIGHT. - Mornings Combination
Troupe. which arrived on the last steamer from the
Colonies, will make their first appearance before a
Honolulu audience to-night at the Hawaiian The
ater The papers throughout the Colonies where
this troupe has performed speak in high praise of
their abilities. LOttie, the youthful acrobat. (only
sve years old) is said to be a wonderful little
creature. The Wanganui IN. ~ Herald says
:. The feats performed by this little girl, not much
larger than a good-sized doll. are something extra
ordinary" Mr.. w. Roma is said to be n practiced
and daring gymnast. and Mr.. and Mdlle. Mortiug
good vocalists. Go and see.
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Fresh BCrTEg-We beg TO Acknowledge The
receipt OF a tin OF aice. fresh butter, from the
ranch of Mr.. HoratD C. Bailey. MakswaO East
Maui. It is OF a RIB golden color, and as Ar.
Bailey does his own ,huruing, sailing. &c, clean
illness is assured. Families take notice.
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TO LIT

VIA VERY DEsIRA DIV ELLINC
and Premises. No $50 NuuaBu Arxnus, contnlnina par
Tors, dining roam. bedroom. dressing roama-Chlna and clolhss
chsets en- Gui noqr.-hAsrneut uuder al thrce rooms 90
second Seer Htchsa and pantry conBectsd. also vith hasensat
bensath,-bsthing and sashram. cauiaGs heuss, stabts, Iesl
house, kc, Ia order. APpy 10 J. n, WOOD.
Cottage and Premises adJaning. wih sk
rcous-ANhun, haihooUs servants Toom. Htse roou, stable.
add cariAEv house. aata n
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IMPROVED ST0CK.-Sheep farmers are invited TO
read the advertisement in jo-day's paper Of the
stock OF the Berkely Ranch, Alameda County.
Cal, OF which Mr.. N. McIueTny is the agent for
these Islands. The business OF wool growing
bids fair to become one OF The most prominent. as
it is already perhaps the safest and most rrmun
e~ratiye one in the country.
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NOTICE.

m THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE AUTHOR
lie lZED AZ y nERnEkf % collect ali moneys due 60
me In Bonolda. and his reesipt will be hsd a. = sunoi~rn
noaoisla. MSrl 81. 1879. t.pi am) o wEs'nas
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W. LAIRD MACGREGoR on HoNoLULU.-This gen.
tleman, who last year made a stay of som months
in this city, has published a pamphlet of some
sixteen pages, entitled "A Brief Description of
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands" in which he speaks
highly of our climate, society, scenery, etc. In
connection with the subject of the Treaty. he
saws :. What the island require is cheap labor.
If cheap labor be provided capital will soon End
its way, the one is dependent on the other but
until some well-considered plan OF introducing
both be devised the proposed treaty will only
have the effect of placing present proprietors in a
better position to pay off their mortgages. 1t is
useless to look to the native race as laborers. they
will not work. = What inducement have
thew to work? None that | can see. Before
sugar and rice cultivation can be extended or
made profitable. this labor question must be
settled. a 1t is distressing to see whole tracts
of land lying waste. which by the outlay of a
small sum in irrigation might be made TO grow
any kind Of produce"
4 AT THE CENTENNIAL-A letter from the Rev. DR..
Damon, dated ut Philadelphia, a few days before
the opening Of the Exhibition says: Il do not
think even one department OF any nationality will
be fully fitted up on the 10Th, (the day of o~pehing).
That of our kingdom l think will be more nearly
completed than any other. Mr.. Hitchcock. our
Commissioner, is very energetic and bard working,
doing all in bis power with the limited means at
his disposal.# He is going to make 4 good show.
and / am confident oar department will attract
considerable attention. But you would smile al
the odd questions asked about the Hawaiian king,
kingdom and people hence | think so far rs in
strncting the great public about our people and
realm. We have adopted the very best method, and
so far as | can judge, Mr.. Hitchcock is in every
respect a suitable man tor the position to which he
was appointed. There has been a warm
discussion about opening the grounds upon the
Sabbath. and for the present the decision Is that
the buildings and grounds shall be closed on that
dav. Even on prudential grounds, l think the
citizens and visitors will need one quiet day in
seven, to rest from the noise. hustle and confusion
of such immense gatherings In a note, DR.. Da-
mon adds an item which may interest old residents:
=. Strange coincidence as you may think it. l am
now wiring this letter at the residence OF Charles
A. Burnham, Esq. q merchant OF this city, who
went to the islands in 1888. as . carpenter and put
I'D the - Bethel, and subsequently the first build
ings at Lahainaluna. He was afterwards for a
time superintendent of the Koloa sugar plantation,
leaving the islands in about 1861"
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E,- III, THE PACIFIC
!. , = 5s5s + .>rrfiiaIAObtrtlse

joicias for the accomplishment OF Reciprocity be
st Tor July 4lh. tLls combining two holidays
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NOTICE.

MRS. WALLACE HEREBY Nfs
1VE the LADIES or HONOLULU, that she h noe sbis o.
50 cut RESSM AkING ~ the west, thoss wishing
her services can hnd her az he Chelsea Laundry. mJ0 am
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

FWNHE hsTO III VIII ~ ~
responsible for breskage Of DemyohHs containing Vine
gar or Spirits, shipped by the NE1TiE MERRILL
4. d. CRANE,
Master schr. Nette Merrill.
Honolulu. March -. 1876. mhls BIN
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-- emily to coasuff. M s,satemen nor should
9xxxo-to follow their advice when gwen THIS
Sy is the judge Of lie own acts. but II must be
al 10 keep within proper constitutional bounds.
JuJudges Of the Supreme Court In this kingdom
politicians. Not only are they judges and Poll-
'eians, but men Of business 40 well two OF them
= 'terests in plantations, aud { 70 always
THE .hese interests may interfere with their
) They have liberal salaries. aud II
Ly be proper that they should abstain
< into competition with the commercial
nnrnn community. The Judges certainly neither
0utHn vo themselves nor the rest OF the eommn-
oyey embark In these large speoulatlonH'
use In point. IL IL notorious that the
my2O o. . a. he Chief Justice IL deeply la
-At.l "a Ex-at As~aelato
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BRIEF MENTION.

SEVERAL. interesting and valuable matters are
unavoidably postponed, for want of room.
MONDAY, June 18th, being a holiday, (Kameha-
meha Day. the Kildue0 will leave on her trip to
windward on Tuesday, the 18th.
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X

c.x-RrcuARpsoS.-In Lahaina, Maui, May 18th, at the
residence OF t w Everett, ESD, by Rev c Searle, Hon JAMES
CIV Of Koioa. Kauai. to Miss MARY ELLEN eldest daughter
of he Hon John Richardson, late of Waikapu, Maui.
r
In tbis city, May 27th, to the wife of NJ NJ LOuisson, a son.
In this city. May 2sth, TO the wife Of hT II CRUDE, a daugh-
Ter.
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Governor Of Maui hai saidl. Mr. Rhcdes-in that
case | withdraw she remark bot ! have % complain
Of another q the Ministers supporter, the fnenher
fr Waikiki. who screamed at me from behiud 10
such a degree while the Minister vas eliminating IN
front. that | was quite tewildercd and hardly kneS
A. AAehS =. -~ - ssthA oi A GA x years
80 THE PREMISE LATEIN OCCU-
10. fibn ~ thg undrwifusd, On hauanu AFouuf, bsias
ILL Judd ktrcrf TIE hous ~ paasantf sHaatud, ad
sci saird &C. . asmiy There 10 ah1 cuufrnirut pasiuraes
fr one % 10 horses.
For panlcaar. srpy - y D FRiEL,
mygo In A. Fud A L@luss.
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FoOTPADs ABRoAD.-The other evening. while
returning to his residence on the Waikiki plains, a
well known citizen was seized by two men whom
be supposed to have been natives, knocked down.
throttled and his pockets herced of their contents
Not content with their plumber, which by the way
was small, the robbers atter ward mauled the poor
man in Il very severe manner. leaving him to crawl
home as best he could. This is not the first time
such doings have taken place on Brretania street
no great distance from town. We would recon-
mend persons travelling in these parts to provide.
themselves with six-shooters, since personal safety
can be guaranteed in no other way.
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HALEAKALA BOYS BOARDING SCHOoL.-The an
nual examination of this excellent school (under
the charge of Prof. F. L.. Clarke) takes place on
Thursday, June 8th, commencing at 8 O'Clock. We
acknowledge the receipt of Il card OF invitation and
order of exercises, very creditably printed by the
boys of the school. some of whom we predict will
one day become first class professors of the art
preserVatiye of all arts We learn that they pro-
pose to issue the first number of a small paper on
the day OF examination. We should like nothing
better than a trip to Makawao and a visit to its
model Boys School, if business engagements
would permit.
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PRINTING IN HAWAII NEI.--We frequently receive
American and English newspapers marked with
complimentary notices of the neat Topographic
cal appearance" of the ADVERTISER. A late mum
Der of the Paper anu Printing Trades Journal,
of London. an acknowledged authority on all
matters connected with the art OF printing. say VS.
of II specimen Of our work " Mr.. Thos. q. Thrum
of Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. has sent us a
novel letter-press circular set in modern script, on
the back of which is his card worked in three
colors. Composition is tasty and well balanced {;
press work good. and register nearly perfect
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THE FIRM on WILDER A CO., a. THIS
u DAP dissolved ~ muiuai consenL The baalpeas uMi ~
cuutnned ~ : q Wilder. under ths hrm nams ~ wndsr a
Co. whp an sUstls all she business ~ ne Ga Arm. Assamiag
al Ia fHies-
HSaaaia. March sl,i. isTs. spl
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WNuE 10 say, MI. Dor STORE ON Qaeatlemen
strre,nosed in ,his Thy 4. ,. Bauov Ksq, no Judges
an Auction 49,. ra.@..ion given immedlAte. been sorry
Apply 10 NV ~ aarastou fR
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TO LET.
NOTICE.
TO INFORM MY PATIENTS,

and the public generally, that i have removed from the
omce al Mr.. stTehEs Drug Store 10 the ONCE formerly ccu-
pied by DR.. Dudley. on Beriania 81, Ia the yard Of Mrs
Marls BeckIey. where / will be 10 regular attendance.
mvs a q. 7. EHIPLET. N. ID
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Music THIS AFTERSooN.-The band will play at
Emma Square this afternoon, commencing at half
past four O'Clock. Following is the programme
Princess Victoria-Festa March Beryer
Overture, Opera-Tbe Blind Men Of Toledo .MehQl
Wine, Women and Strauss
Grand Selection, Opera-MarIha .Flotow
Cavatine. Opera--The Lombardians .Verd
Grand Selection, Opera-rhe Grand Duchess, by request,
DAenharh
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Z The VorE.-The following are the ayes and noes
on the motion to indefinitely postpone the resolu-
ton of want of confidence in the Ministry, on We'd
nesday last: AyeS-H. II. Cbas. Kanaina, Their
Excellencies j. o. Dominis. 2. Kanoa. J. NJ. Kape-
ma; Hons. ;. \. Castle, J. z. Parker, S. G.. Wilder.
J. Moanauli. w. I. Martin. a. S. Cleghorn. J. Mott
Smith, s. X. Kaai, 2. I%senberg, l.. Aholo. d.. ".
Kaiue. L. Kamauoha. E. K. LilIkalani. j. Kauai, T.
n. Birch, J. L. Naili, E. Helekunihi, G. Barenaba,
G. W. D. Halemanu. j. A. Nahaku. J. Wana, S. NJ.
Mariana. L. Kaina-27. Noes-Hons. J. Kahuila.
L. W. P. Kanealii, G. ". Pilipo. W. H. Halstead,
J. W. Gay. A. p. Kalaukoa. S. Aiwohi, J. Nawahi,
L. Mahoe, H. Waterhouse, J. Nakaleka, E. Preston,
s. W. Mahelona-I3.
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ITEMS FROM WAHUKU.-Our correspondent sends
us the following Last evening (29th inst.) a
little child of Charles Cockett. aged FIVE years
while playing with kerosene set its clothing on
FIRE and was terribly burned over its face, body
and arms. Its condition ia very critical. Dr. G. r.
Mofitt was called in and attended upon the little
sufferer.
the mountains, and the zephyrs gambol with the
dust.
-. 1t is reported that Miss Adelaide Miller will
shortly give a concert in Makawao..
The news respecting the Treaty was re-
ceived with much rejoicing. and occasioned 3 dis
a scarcity of liquor. Somebody, forgetting the
occasion, or perhaps thinking the millennium had
come. hoisted a white flag bearing in great letters
the significant word - Jehovah"
ARRIVAL OF TIE Z. s. S. TUsCARoRA.-This ship,
which since December last has been engaged in
the work Of deep-sea sOundings between Honolulu
and Australia. over the route of the prospective
telegraph line. arrived on Tuesday last. She has
visited the Fiji and Samoa groups, and several
ports in the colonies during her cruise. The deep
OF Australia. The TuscdrOrd will remain in our
waters for probably two months. The following is
Il list Of her officers:
emmanuel: \ Mnler: IUmm Gana
ISntensnts@J \ iempbiIi iNayigatinsS, E H c Leulze. c o
L Graham, NJ D hyde
Mid.hpmen..:....w C cutler, F F Fletcher, R Il TownIey
surgeon q Sr HnU
Passed Assistant Paymaster. ---.........--.H 7 stancif
Engineers hu'aue m an.
cs1nsnter ,....,.. Richard AgIew
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SAMoA.-By the T&scarOra we learn that every
thing was quiet at the islands. The chiefs, who
are carrying on the government, are very DESTROYS
that Col. Steinberger should be returned to them,
and have written a letter to that effect to the
American Government. The conduct Of Captain
Stevens of the Bdrrdcouta, was to be thoroughly
inquired into by the British naval authorities.
From San Francisco we learn that the first step
towards righting the wrongs done at Samoa. has
been taken by the Washington Government. Dis
patches were received there May 9th. displaeing
Foster, the American Consul, and appointing in
his place j. NJ. COe. who arrived here from FIJI on
the voyage up to San Francisco.
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Organizing tue F0rtv-hith Congress.
L.-.-.. n. La. M IL. ~.


saturday, when Big English" saw that
IL was cotns 10 be n Lonesome day for the boot
uluchs, hr set M head 20 work TO devise some
thing To break the mo Iotony. About 10 o'clock
ne got a number OF boys into the alley behind
the Post Onirc, aud orsdnlled the Forty nfth
Congress- " ~ English" Is "a regular reader of
INC udlS ptpcrS, and H. Is great orsanLsr 1t
took Inn tut hiteen minutes toget the " House"
aud senate running 50 SUI pOtuly That lawyers
aud otneir looked down from their windows
VITA great interest.
"wno's liart' yelled white-headed boy. as
"OI dry upl" shouted sixth Ward Tom"
Put bin out ne was III the rebel aTmYl"
called q hoy from Grand River avenue.
same one clubOed my dog fifteen years ago,
ana can never forgive hin'' hOwled straw
'cit out the records and less SEQ who was
loyul," put in kin-'s boy.
Bie English raped on his box to restore
order, but king Tommy threw up his hat aud
- move, for the alzes aud TIE nozes."
80, " lie cant gag me J. shouted lAIhy boy from
Le,' have a salary grab" piped Congress
street boy.
The pcepul won't stand it," whooped an
other.
Ain't we the peepul2" demanded a boy on
the railing.
Are We one country" asked the Speaker as
he rose up,
- are, but YOU ANTI" yelped "Nickety
Nick"
" Doesn't one Gag float for us NJ" continued
1t does about tax tinel" screamed q GROSS.
eyed youth rom Sprngweils.
mebody kicked the honorable Speaker. He
then struck tie honorable gentleman from " 49,
consin. mo non lraDlr gentleman from Wis
consin smashed at tho honorable gentleman
from Georgia aud hair stood M and coat-tails
stood out. When the row had uuieted down.
the honorable Speaker remarked.
1t was pretty goOd for the fast time, though
YOU dldnt anuse each otner enough"