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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

The VIRGINIA MIDLAND. - Baltimore
american OF yesterday. 1-Messrs. Robert r.
Baldwin and j. Wilcox Brown, trustees Of
the bondholders and creditors OF the Vir-
ginia Midland railroad, have been in VIr-
GINA several days looking after matters con.
nected with the recent purchase by them Of
The road. IL will be remembered that ut
the time OF the sale Supersedeas was pend
Ing before the court, the writ having been
granted by Judge Christian, OF Alexandra.
This superSedeas was interposed as an OBJ
stacle TO the sale, which was made notwith-
standing. A hearing In the case has been
set for July 10th. Should the court confirm
the sale, the programme OF Reorganization
will be carried out as already published.
But should the court set aside the sale on
the ground Of informality, 1t Is claimed II
will make no difference, as under a new
sale the Trustees would buy, as no one
wishes to bid against them.
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NT FIRST PRESB YTE II A n
CHURCH.-Rev. Or. PRBsToN, ID. d., will preach
at IL A. NJ No services at night in consequence OF
the Sunday-schoel anniversary TO be he'd in the Sc
cOnd church at $50 l.. NJ.
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GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICE OF RrtfE
GRENADlNkS-at 10 e. reduced from zoe. a,
25c. reduced from 40c.; at 40. a1i 800. rr!u..i
from zoe. These are yery cheap gJyi., snd Vs.. +. /.
wise call on them.
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A now line If SILK and SATIN PTHRpN.-,f
the new shades tusi received, also .lmc clean
styles Ia SILK and LACE.tOLLAR~, >tAPF.
FICHUkS, Me- K-RUFfLlNG> sc.
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BE FOUND AT
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
No. 800 BROAD STREET.
All the latest novelties in FOREIGN and D0MES-
TIC DRY GOODS-yix.:
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL.WOOL
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTINGS, BROCADRS,
aud STRIPES;
SILKS, sATlNs. PEKlN STRIPES, and BRO
CADES-full line:
BLACK GRENADINES. TAMISE, CASHMERES; :;
HENRIETTA and NOME CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, figured and plain;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LiNON D'DAC co, PIQUES,
TABLE-DAMASkS, NAPKINS, etc:
PARASOLs-a full and complete line;
LANGUEDOC, POINT D'FSPRiT, aud TOR
TRIMMINGS especially; LACE MITTS full
hnt-all the new shades: LACE-TOP BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS.
CAsSiMEREs. etc.; LACE SCARFS, FlCHUs,
and RIICulNG. nv lS
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III ANOTHER NEW AND CHp,p
LINE OF DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES. no.
CADKS, SILKS, sATlNs. and Br'NTrNcl ~,
received at THALHIMER EROTUyp.,
my ZZ-S'M&W 60l Broad arr...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

-, ...,.p the state Of 0eor.
gias

am xrxr H,s rnADucsns yAcs TO vAc csr
AND ,,rrRyIrw IN WHICH TIE GENERA s s,,n, -
, ~ LENGTH As TO HIS PRIVATE AND PUBLIC
CAREER.
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lY NEW GOODS! GREAT BARGAlN,

NJ NEW GOODS. GREAT BARGAIN,
AID. &. +. MGTTELD0EfER'S.
VIII open on MONDAY large stoca os NgE
GOODS at greatly reduced ptlce'.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER,
40 leces DRESS LINENS a. Oh lrire,;
so new pieces MADRAS GGNbUAN~;
WHITE GOODS IN great abundance. fur ... fol-
cOmmencenenls. such - NictDus Lawns, >s...
Muslin. London D'lrlaud. Ir'I i.tru- ID .f'sl
and Figured. swiss striped tli lcckrI Ali..
socks. Muil Mu,lius. &C.;
HOSIERY iull line Ia all Tie low styles.
LACE MGTTs IN all colo.s AZ A., 81, 90. g.. .l'
S5c,:
RIBBONS in all co'ors and widths,
FANS, FANS, al the noVc.'i~.
BUNTlNGSl BCNTlNl~,
BUNTINGS In all shade. Tie besl ai.-Noo' % -.
Wool RrNTINGS At l5c.rsryir!.;
LACE BU NT.NGS in AL Color- ~ &c:
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE o. -. 30. a.
10, and sOc.-tne cheapest and he'i go"i' ID
DRESS G60Ds in PLAN and FIGURED NOME
BROCADE, Basket RoNANE. TAMl>i
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK and lOltNgD
SILKS, SATINS, and PEklN Stripe atplc'
500 70 p accS french PERcALEs atl2.cv,l
our BLACK SILK at 81 can.tbs beat:
BLACK ALPACAs At l21. 10. PC - anu 3',.
LAWNS! LAWNS.
LAWNS at 6, 10. and I2.c. the lar2e,. ZOO. ...l
assortment IN the civ;
MATTINGs! MATTINGS:
S4e pieces MAT1INGS. from auction. lu al
widths-WHlTE, CHECKED. and FAN' i-a'
the following prices II, 10. -. %. alf 3Nc.-
these goods are lower than they hS't ever t,ef'
Give Us a CALI
OIL-CLOTHS In A, o.. and 81. for FLOOR;
I liable OIL CLOTHS IN all widths AMI color;
CARPETS AMI RUGS 10 be- sold Al a sacrifice.
PARASOL>! PARASOLS!
4a6 new PARAsOLS Just received. IN al ~
qualities, aud styles, at great reduction %. iof'
mer prices:
DOMESTIC aud BROWN COT
TONS. CALlCOtS, PLAIDS, BkD-Il' hlN'
SHEETINGS, At old prices-n iact. lower iiil
they can be replaced:
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS Al 60c. worth Al
LACEs I'm LANGUkDOC, BRE1ONNt, ink'
CHON, VAL CLUNY, and FRENCH from 10
per yard 10 the finest made:
CASSIMERES, LiNSENS, kkNIIthl jIANe
COTIONADES. BI UE FLANNEL;
SHAWL>;
BLACK and COLORED SILK FRlNhE>,
KID GLOVES, LACE-TOP GLOVES;
BUTTONS Of al kinds, aud many o'hD TIL = '''
numerous To mention. -
ID. x f. MITTEt DORFfE.
my 22-SMSW 527 Broad stree.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ET ANOTHER LARGE AND rtp
CANT SUPPLY or PARAsOLs or Evtn,
DESCRIPTION from 81 10 so just receive :,
IHALHIMgR BROTHERS.
my 22-s,M&w 6OI Rro,d -.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.


A POWERFUL SPEECH BY DIR. oIRARDEAu--
THE ASSEMBLY DECLINES TO TAKE ANY
rURTHER ACTION On THE SUBJECT Oh
WORLDLY ADJUSTMENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

MI LEVY BROTHERS ARE NOTI-
FLED Just as soon as any reduction IN goods takes
place, and give their customers The benefit OF the
reduction I'm mediately. my 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

MT LEVY BROTHERS WILL RE-
CEIVE LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS this
week and will offer some extra good bargains.
20 LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

NTMID ESEX AND OTHER
FLANNELS, for sUITINGs. st ,,r,e,
my 20 LEW Dhpi uE"S'
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Our WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMFNTi.niros
elegant line OF DINEN DE- !NDlt. LINENLAUN.
FRENCH MUSLIN, Figured and STRlprh
SWISS MUSLINS. VICTORIA LAWNS. FRfvrg
NAINSOOKs, PlQUEs, and other WHITEGopDS
at all prices.
We have an elegant line # CYPRUS. DUCHESS.
CLUNY, LANGUEDOc, BRETONNF. and ..t.-
LACEs for trimming White Good.. Can stl -.
our stock.
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FANCY GOODS.

w A. STEVENS,
sos BROAD STREET,
Is RECEIVING
AN IMMENSE LOT OF NEW GOODS.
coming In on every steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

We will receive and open by MONDAYthc't,ga,
stock Of LACE MIT1>, LfCE-TOP GLOVE,
in White, Blsck, and Cooied; Ll~Lr-Tigt 40
GLOVE a 80 new shades # KID CLOVIS n,
SOC, zoe, aud 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

100 LADIES LINEN ULSTCR> aud IU,TgI>
jus; received. from ! 30 10 ~ 7pi,ce. cal ari
see them. We have al-o lu.t received a. illa
WHITE UNLaUNDRlkD SHIRT, made ~.
prcssly for M, aud variance pure leu Bosom uli
Cuffs al Soc; also better grail az ~ ca mi
seethcn at IHALHlMtE BROTHERS,
6ll Broad .to.t.
New styles Of DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERN,
just received. my 22.>.NkN
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RS LAWNS! LAWNS. LAWN>,.
Nine cases Of NEW and CHOICE Lawns .,
price, just received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

GY LADIES' SUITS, LINEN
ULSTERS. ana LAWN SUITS IN great variety.
my20 LEVY BROTHERS.
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me- WE CALL PARTICULAR AT.
TENTION 10 our very complete s.sortment OF
LAWNS. comprising oil qualities ana prices, ana
' nv ID, 40 '''' ' LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

Groom The Atlanta Constitution OF IhursuAs'I.
IL ,....,.h wa. received ut this office on
,o a "sr1'i from General Gordon that ne
wG Ms a Esst telesraphed that he would make
immediate appointments to meet the people .o,I,
- Gsorri,. and Discus face to face with
o. o. u noonis the issues that have grown out
~ ~, r resIenation. We shall be able to pup
q! n ,s frst Of these appointments by sun
ds sv 'r morning. We publish In the mean
ug 1 an interview with General Gordon'
furnished By our Washington correspond
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spg4,sAs. NOTICES.

k1- WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY
i7ndsope assortment Of HAMBURG and TOR.
1.tiuN En3ES and INSERTtNGS, selected espe-
cia,ly 10 suit our trade. which Offer as usual, at
nrlces that commend hemselyes 20 those IN want OF
such goods. fmy 29l LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

BUNTTNGs! BUNTING! BUXTlNG,.
Having bought the entire s,ock II a lsr,, .,,
cern we can show The largest as.o7.noa, a. l..o.
prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

| ED. u. PRICE. W. b. COURTNEY.
p f NOV L.
COURTNEY & PRICE.
| 305 EAST BROAD STREET.
| At the above stand We shall continue to offer
| UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
| DRESS GOODS
AT Fifty CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Fine WHITE FABRICS in MazaIia, Nain.ook, Or
CANDY, Linen de Dacca, without regard to orisi.
| nal cost;
| DIES GAUZE UNDERWEAR at greatest sac
VICTORIA 2-BUrToN KIDS stsI:
XiCIHRlA s:BuTTQ M KIDS nI $i;2S v,ns -,
HARRiS's SEAMLESS s-BUTToN KIDS at
sL75;
OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
FINEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
FOR SECURING DESIRABLE GOODS
AT A SACRIFICE.
The following gentlemen will be pleased TO see iher
ED. d. PRICE, W. Il. COURTNEY,
+. A. VIM, 7. y. ROYAL,
W GTAnIsS k HARIwELL' y H. w TAHTEH'
WILLIAM N'T Ep. IL. srSr II, RI WILLIS
my 15-eod COURTNEY & PRICE.
NEW AND HANDSOME NCY
~ PARAsOLS JUST RECEIVED AT
l.. HELD & SONS.
Beautiful SILK iANDkERCHfEFS al l2bc:
Fine CHECK MUSLIN only &c. per yard;
BLACK GROs. GRAIN SILK at 65. rs, eOc., and
81, worth rs, 90c., sl.10. aud 1925;
DRESS LINENS at l2hc. and upward.:
An excellent sPOON-BUSk CORSET al soc. worth
S5c.
| Our UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS, linen bosom aud
cuffs, az 60c. are worth 81;
VICTORIA LAWNS at 1915. worth 1885,; at
l64c. worth use;
Another supply Of our 81 KID GLOVES Just re-
ceyed-eyery pair warranted;
Our soc. BLACK CASHMERE Is the best ever ex
hibited In the city at the price; don't fail 10
seeit
See our new CAMBRlCS, LAWNS, and MADRAS
GINGHAM5;
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES at Toe. at
LEWIS HELD 4 SONS,
nv S-eod GIL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

M FOR GLOVES AND HOSIERY
OF THE LATEST STYLE go 10 ,rps,
my 20 LEVI nhoIh1n
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Na- SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LACE
CURTAINS Just received atr,,.ns,
my 20 LEVI b.OInhno.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

KgSAVE MON ON YOUR
TRUNKS aud SATCHELS by buying Of
nv 20 LEVY BROTHERS.
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ED. ID. PRICE. W. b. COURTNEY.
ID T. NJ v A L.
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n5- NOVELTIES IN PARASO S
received every week. We have now the most CON-
pIeie stock OF PARAsOLs ever exhibited IN thls
tive. Ny2VI LEVI bhOiuLhe'
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Rev. G. II. Rout. of Kentuo Ky, was
| elected TO represent the Assembly In the
General Synod Of the Reformed ca urch in
America. with the Rev. DR.. The, 'dorlck
Pryor, OF Virginia, as alternate.
The Assembly then engaged in devo-
tional exercises, and after prayer II V the
Rev. DR.. Scott, took a recess IN, I'll
o'clock.
MEETING FOR HOME MISSIONS.
AT s o'clock the Assembly held a meeth ne
In behalf of home missions. Spirited an d
appropriate addresses were delivered b. v
DR.. Moore and others. A collection wal
taken up, and the Assembly adjourned to-
meet at half.psst O'Clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-29

DR.. Leyburn submitted he report OF the
Committee on Publication. which was made
the special order OF the day for balf.past 10
O'Clock this morning. UnG r the manage
ment OF the present secretary and treasurer,
DR.. Hazen, the debt OF the pull Fishing house
has been reduced to less T. han $4,000.
Three wears ago the debt amour tied TO about
$50, 900, and il is hoped in sho 1T time, and
with the increasing prosperity q the coun-
try, the debt will soon be altoge Their wiped
Out
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me- LINEN LAWNS AND INDIA
LINEN WHITE DRESS GOODS OF every descrip-
ton and at lower prices than these goods we're for
merry offered At. BE sure TO call II you would get
the best goods a. the price. ,
myZ0 LEVY BHolHthc.
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win OPEN during summer months at @ A. NJ. and
close at 2 NJ. my 2q-S&M
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
NOTES.

Il would seem To be IN Important part Of the
tutv Of this government to their wards TIE fnirri-
grant LLboreFs from Micronesia ID protect them
from the vendors Of arIzEl spirits. Il appears
that the chiefs and people u many CT the Islands
II the Gilbert and Marshall gruCps are ALREADY
under the growing influence Of Christian l-rht.
n tzt1g AMI e-rJrcl15 LLys % p-1tit l- llsaLFas
a-in>z the sIls Of liquor BY Inscriptions traders.
They have learned 10 rgcuy-IEs n LLIlor the de-
Ez,Jn enemy which drI-s them into every excess
and crime. Nov when these Ignorant ard simple
people LsEve their homes and i've am0nE u. l. l.
cls 10 them % extend the sane protection which
they are STRIVING To sstIhLlsL at home, and Ehch
HEEaLals bJVe 80 long and pruh1ibly exercised
upon themselves by the Llws- Unless tEeg are to
be 50 Protected they had far better remained on
their hsathsru at1I> II SU6rlsEyr tear 70 be hers
exposed the solicitations OF any wandering
CEi1I-zLn, whose natural prey they may easily
become
II L we're asked II what respect are the streets
Of or city uzusf na1ifzszIy deficient as cunparsd
EI1h those OF other cities Of sgClI populatlsu and
EeaIr-. We think the au.sTar would easily b II
the neglected CONDITION OF o1r sIts=alks- The
rUa5Fays are generally good quite equal N So
-dIry and sE-OD1E1ssE 70 those towns OF equal
SIZE bur many Of our Sli-sWalss are sIscrabie-
Those Tor L1sIi1Eee u EIlg Street vest OF Fort
Although II the very center Of the business streets,
II would BE hard D ind II Al equal distance 80
Izlry sudden Eef41alI1les Of level Gs naturally
avoids ELs uzIaz4 side and walks N the roadway.
Unless Ne ENJOYS stepping Up and down Has
this anything % do win the general Avoidance Of
tins street by rssd trade II seems % be for the
Interests btGc Of the pubic and the individual
0Frers Of property that the CrJTsruulsut =hJslId
exercise strict CONTROL over Sidewalks, should de-
uEEuLns wIi-h and grade, ard see them main
tazusG u good cuuG1tIilr- Each oTusr should not
sEz1 TIE level Of his floor, regardless Of the e1u-
f1rE q pedestrians.
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church members Numbers don't count. Ten
righteous men saved city IN ancient times and
they viii do il now. How many here serve God
during the SIX days as well as the seventh
hops 20 travel around the Islands and see for
myself how things are, and perhaps 10 speak
Of what see. One word more ask you IN my
fathers name and in the name OF the others who
hSve occupied ths pulpit, 10 stand by the old stof
casrcA stand hy Mr., Parker and his SUCCESSORS
and hold up their hands,
(Pointng & Hampton ON the mApl. Hero 10
the place VIII NJ slaves were hrst brought from
Africa wher the original English settlers first
settled wher the first shot was hrcd ~ the civil
war. and her Yves city Of refuge for the negroes
during the : Here they were protected and fed
by tha Uniol Armies and here the chains Of slavery
were first b >ken. The first schools for slaves
were here. negro woman who had learned by
stealth, Op0 ID school here soon as she gained
her freedom and taught her cOuntrymen. To-day
the largest school for negroes IN The world Is here.
tApplausel $4,000 have been spent in buildings
sna 800 students from al parts OF the South are
taught. These We're born IN slavery and with their
parentS were bought and sold like cattle. They
are as capable of learning as YOU are. Their his
cory IS like the Hebrews God sud % them =" he
frue." and though the suffering and blood of the
war has their frVe<ioln connS,the Red sea and the
Wilderness There are so students in Hampton.
What do they do They are poor. They work
for what they set; we pay them for their work.
They ought not 10 set anything without work.
No one ough. 10. II makes man strong 10 help
himself. Ii Spoils HIM 10 be helped by others
tApplaU>el. ThoSo students who are lazy are
sent AWAY, One half Of those who come are sent
away, Thirty Thousand negroes are taught by the
graduates Of Hampton, (Applausel. These grad
uates are not afraid TO work They can take care
of themselves The e<hRcatei man who cannot
work Is worse OF than ne was before. Better be
industrious and ignorant than learned and lazy.
arr sorry If amy OF the people here are lazy.
hops for the improvements OF the Hswaiians
through work. By and by perhaps friend Parker
viii let me talk to Won again after | have seen
more. will :ell the truth. Il viii give pleas
TO praise YOU, Will repVuye what Is wrong and
praise what is good. | am thankful for the privi-
lege Of speaking 10 Won to-day and for the wei
come SEQ in Your faces and smiles. / can never
forget this day. tApplausel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

bly, he expected TO bring at sale by public
auction" This is correct and at last gives
a proper ana fair criterion on which assess
rnents shall be based.
The Bill provides for the appointment of an
inspector Of assessments, 10 hold oihee Tor
three years. on stated salary. We do not
think he should have the power to increase
assessments, and the provision allowing him
20 make them uniform seems 20 include such
power; and We doubt If the remedy by appeal
from unfair or illegal taxation is yet made
sufficient, although the Bill properly provides
acainst the present wrong Of allowing assess
ors ami collectors 20 sit on tax appeal boards.
The collectors and assessors as well as the
inspector should be paid some stated salary
or compensation and not by commissions.
All these appointments ought to be made by
the Minister Of Finance by approval. not Of
the King alone, but Of the King in Cabinet
Council They should never he given TO Leg
islato-s for that IS only an Indirect bu, well
understood mode Of obtaining their votes,
which neither honorable members nor the ap-
pointing power should sanction. Such sppoint-
men;S have long been source Of scandal IN
the country, and the Cabinet which gives them
M viii ret aud deserve the respect and ap-
prevail Of the community.
The expense Of collecting taxes might be
lessened by allowing slight abatement for tax
es paid into the treasury or TO Sherifs in the
outer Districts, BY November l. There is no
reason why this saving should not be made,
The Bill as a whole shows care and good
sense In its preparation, and Is far better than
the present law
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

NJ. CLzGHORN'S bill 70 prohibit sales Of
liquor 10 persous belonging 10 countries with
which we have no treaty slipulati0as, which OF
course IS particularly intended to include
Chinese GDd South Sea Islanders, was dis
eusssd in the House las, Tuesday, and on
motion Of Heau OF Honolulu, supported By the
Attorney General and Mr.. Rhodes. was de-
fsz.ed. Mr. Rhodes Is reported 10 have said
IL argument, that, - II this law goes Into force
We shall prevent respectable men from get
sinz living, and IhrOw II into the hands Of
all the scoCudreis OF tie country. Il c1luOs
be regarded as an argument 70 weigh with
the public, that respectable men will be
prohibited from supplying natives through the
medium OF Cinnamon. The scouGGrels can
be LEFT 70 the care Of the police, who need
have 90 difficulty IN dealing with that class.
The Attorney General Is reported 10 have ar
Susi. thar, '' TIE Chinese are not more guilty.
than others,a and that, - tho - who h.s9 yuacis
ali the hue and cry against the iIIicis sale OF
liquors were the very ones who bad done. and
vh0 would 10 less than anv others towards It's
suppression: that FROM them be had failed 10
sllcls testimony though earnestly sought after,
upoU Nhica 70 convict offenders This Is u
sweeping charge, Tor The most substantial part
Of the community are to-day making the /" hue
and cry against sales 70 HGwaiians which
are believed 10 be made, IN great degree.
through Chinese l. vii not do for the au-
thcrities 70 demand OF Individuals the work Of
working up liquor cases. That can amt should
be done by the others Of the law, although
good citizens should always be ready TO fur
uish such Information Is they have TO assist
ut1csrs
Now and then Al officer Is found who shows
What can Be done by determination, courage
and reasc nahIe amount OF sense. Let Is have
more Of such officers, who feel that they are
PAID fer enforcing the law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

Os S1ulia7 uoE1i1z Llsa General Armstrong
addressed large conzrz.gltia1 at the kazaislI-ao
church he SPOKE through Rev. Il. T. Parker Is
interpreter substantially as follows
Aloha - yua al I tEank God for this day.
After twenty years abssslcs In otner countries
have rs5zrzzd 10 you L,-1s : a favored land
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