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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

The Bters invariably remedy yellOwness Of the
plexion and whites Of the eyes pains in the right side
and under the right shoulder blade furred tongue high
COOred urine vertigo dyspepsia constipation,
heavness OF the head mental dependency, and every
other manifestations accompaniment OF disOrdeed
condition Of the liver. The stomach bowels and kid
ncys also experience their regulating and tonic niu
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
For Sale by REDISGTON Il co.
Tg San Francisco Cal, L. 5. A.
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Oh SATURDAY. APRIL Sd. 1890.
IHE FOLLONlaG PARCELS OF lLnO. NlMELY

liIN VI LHHO1 HHmLLi
LOT I-kAIEIE. in Ealihi, Oahu, and containing
area of % acres, more or less.
LOT 2-EEAHA. in kalihi aforesaid. and contain
ing area Of % 800 acres more less These two
lands adiOn each other and excellent grazing lands
LOT 3-OSE LOr OF LAND situated in Pamoo
Mr. Damon. entrance from Hotel street. containing an
Of 3tH OF This lot d. leased for $50 per
annum, the lease expiring June 3Th, 1854.
LIT I-TLIt Lot uH the corner OF King and Punch
lOwl streets, with the houses thereon containing
OF 1910 OF This lot is subject a life in
OF Mrs. kaehu, who j. about - years Of
,ge, the life interest to be stated on day Of sale
LOT 5-LOt in Waikiki, AAIALII, containing an
.rea OF G2-l0O ucres.
LOT blot in Iii Of Pan, Waikiki containing an
OF S2lOO Of This is patch, and can be
tainted in kalO rice.
LOT LOOT in MsnOa, consisting of Il acres. This
u is leased for SO per annum payable semi-annualy.
he lease expires September -. 1891.
LOT S-The AHCPG A or HAkIPU. situated
n hOOiaupokO. Oahu, survey Of which il in cOurse
preparation. This IS valuable piece Of land compris
grazing and rice lands and valulble fish ponds. and
ill be sold subject 10 lease Of $50 per annum. expir
ag December 81, 1884, also second lease for $50 per
mum. expiring October 81. 1855.
LOT 9-The well known lot OF HAIMOEIPO- sit
ated Palace Walk and containing Of 76-iOO
4 an acre.
LOT IO-The BUILDINGS on the above lot, to be
old separately and to be removed within days after
he sale. The lot Of Haimoeipo dots and IOj will be
old on THE PREMISES, Immediately after the sale
4 the other lots.
LOT II-one large KaIo patch in Kamoku II, Wal
Xxi, containing 4 OF an acre Title to the above lands
loyal Patent
The terms Of sale are cash. and deeds at the expense
f the purchaser subject to approval BY the Probate
sB-FoE Charts and Surveys and other information,
ppy al the Office Of W. Q. PARKE.
Administrator Estate Of c. Kanaina
Honolulu, Feb. p, 1850. 40
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

ETANG0 GROVE IN KANE0HE, OAHU,
vi containing Five or Six Acres well fenced, two
Cottages. Uut-huidiugs Shade and Fruit Trees, &c.
For particulars inquire Of
TyI I'm =. W. HbEI L.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

a- -l--la5 lu -1vz tl- the presaa-
ra-a- u b s-yLs5 the RavaI
l-Er ana proposes 20 exhibit
EEl-- 1lt first uirce uro-
ts1-l- r---a Hone slLich Is a
s--afsa1 81 BE- founded on fact
A-E-s = t.a- ta1-E tE e. ). Arthur
~ a. E--l1-zllz-TE Tuu u Eng
E- 11-zr Walton recently
Lle - fszE11l troupe Is the
r-- a-- daz=-TCs support for his
-aE rllls- IhF frs appearance
at,lz- 1lr-- "a next and az tina. time
l--- W. be AGED by the child
EE- --Hs- GO
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Stem -4drrrtisrmrnfs.
Lost.

NN MONDAY, THREE LETTERS addressed
~ respectively to Melbourne, Coleraine, and NAL
don, Victoria Australia. The finder will be suitably
rewarded leaving Them AT the Office Of Messrs. II.
HAChFELD ~ Co, Queen Street iB
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24
NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE PTELIC NOTICE THAT
Z have appointed on CHONG 4 co. o. my Agents
70 sarf ali business arising from the renting of Real
Estate owned by during my absence from this King
dom. ClAi.
Honolulu Feb. r. 1850 $ 2rs
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NOTICE.

TFyIIE USDERSIGNED GsEUEBT NOTIFIES
! those mischicvouily inclined persons who have
been the habit OF trnspa-~lug on his premises on
Eort street stealing chickens and committing other
dcprcd4lipu during his absence that in future he will
be prepared tu give them warm reception should they
5g3 II A \. MONTANA
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MORTGAGES
Notice OF Sale!

By direction of A. j. CARTWRIGHT, the assignee of
certain mortgage dated December 81, IS17 made by
VIM =. Unmatched and Kaniu, his wife, and Others TO
Thomas Cummins, and by said Cummins assigned to
the said 4. j. Cartwright, will sell public auction
for breach Of the conditions in tine said mortgage deed
contained
On Monday, the 18th day of April. 1880,
Atl2 NJ, at my Sales Room in Honolulu,
Those certain pieces parcels Of land situate at Kona
Island Of Hawaii, and known the Ahupuaas Of Maii
and kRlatiEi. Also, that certain piece of land at
hona ASau, and described in Royal Patent 1855 and
containing NlOO Also, that certain piece Of
land situate at Honokaa, Hamakus, Hawaii, and de-
scribcd In Royal Patent 6965 and containing 3g
Also those certain pieces parcels of land situate in
Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, and being Apanas and Of
ROYAL Patent lGt2 and Apanas and of Royal Patent
1901. For further particulars enquire of
E. p ADAMS, Auctioneer,
Or CECIL Brown Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24
NIAu.

The Illicit liquor traffic is hourishing at Haiku,
vo wish that Dayton would pay rs a visit.
One night last week they had an informal social
and dance at Puunene. got up by the boys of
Spreckels' plantation Wehope 1t won't be the last
The cupids of this nsighborhood are getting dan
eerous. Several dogs have been seen with arrows
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24
NOTICE.

4 MEETING GFTIiESTJCR HOLDERS OF
\ The Musical Hall Association will be held at the
Interior Unle this Wednesday evening nj o'clock. \
fail attendance is requested.
1g8 il j. A. HASSINGER, Secy.
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Last Monday witnessed a development of facts
lu the Police Court which We're amusing enough TO
tie spectators, but indicate the importance ofEou-
interference IL family Quarrels \ compassionate
individual hearing cries ana screams proceeded to
investigate the cause and found husband chas-
ri-lu1 his wife with no gentle hand. Mr.. Stranger
suggested the un-ailantry Of such conduct, when
t1e husband turned hercaly upon him and IN a
moment was joined by his abused wife. Her at
tacS was even more ferocious than her husbands
and the KIND hearted intruder WAS quickly hUs
He'd ont OF doors IN badly GisordeTed and demon
allied condition, and went his way rejoicing 2
perhaps because he stall retained q human sem
blalcg.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

III LIE l.
THAT NEW AND COMN0DIOTS Dwelling
1 I'm Nuuanu Valley recently occupied by W. O.
smith ESQ with suitable out-buildngs, and water laid
7gI n JOHN II. Patty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

The regular monthly meeting Of the Honolulu
Young Mems Christian Association was held at
the LycauI last Thursday evening. But a small
number were present. The reports of committees
and the discussion were interesting however The
Hospital committee in Its report spoke Of the
general eNclLancy OF the care and attention be-
slowed upon patients but suggested that the class
of NURSES employed Is hardly what II should be,
themselves colvaleSclng patients who have no
particular experience. They also suggested that
il would be 4 comfort and relief 10 patients who
are able 20 read. 10 have a reading room supplied
al least with the local papers.
The subject of discussion for the evening,
what shall be done Tor the poor Of the commu-
nitvs" was discussed at some length, the general
IMPRESSION being that It would be well to es-
rablish poor houses on the plan furnished In En-
gland and America. for obvious reasons. The dis
cussion will be resumed nj the next meeting.
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Notice.
Base Boil Goods.


a FULL SUPPLY OF BASE BALLS AND
y Bats. various grades. ar
40 Pm TIIUS. u. THRUM'S Fort ST. Store.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

There have been several cases of petty larceny
recaurlyin the neighborhood OF Judd street. Hen
ro1sts have been ylctImlzed, and ducks nlysteri-
uusly iuyeigIed away. But when the stable of His
EZcelgucy the Minister of the Interior was visited
ON one Of these midnight forays, Ii would not an
Egr for our yll1gaUt police 70 hold up their hands
and talk about the Chinese being such thieves An
investigation resulted in connecting with the theft
a hawaiian who had been working on the premises.
4 police officer was sent TO overhaul him He over
took The man riding over 10 hOOlau with his plum
der but noticing thar be had big knife with him,
the valiant officer returned TO report progress. A
posse WIS then dispatched TO arrest him. and he
was brought 10 the city. Most OF the property
stolen was recovered
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

The government has for many years protected
the u1inss: and II is well that the wanton destruc-
-I0u of IuseCtIveroUs birds should be prohibited
los law. But the question that rests many people
now is. how 70 protect their fruit against these
winged maraUGers. Not a guawa, tig, on our
bushes can show any sign Of ripening. that these
birds Do not discover Immediately. and then peck
away AZ It Tem8rseleSsly. And as for grapes,-we
NAV as well abandon the idea OF enjoying the fruit
o the Vlne for these Troublesome pests help them
selves first 20 the luscious fruit. the moment 1t
shows any change Of color. What can We do
about Its
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24

Monday. the I'D, was observed by our German
residents as the SD anniversary of the birth of the
Emperor Wilhelm ]. Flags from the Government
bu ding Puuclb0wl Bill. all over town and upon
the shipping N the harbor, were thrown to the
Of tie Dgutscher NereIn.' between Emma and
Funclb0wl streets, were very prettily decorated.
and IN the afternoon Bergsr's Send gave p very
pleasant concert for the entertainment Of the large
company assembled. In the evening large party
assembled az the club rooms. and To the music OF
TIE band spent a most delightful evening. Among
the entertainments was a theatrical performance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-03-24
ant features of German enter

One o. Inc pleasant ltaturGs OF German enter
tairmeuts is the large number OF children who
assemble and enter heartily into the enjoyment of
the occasion. Monday. at the club rooms ON
PUucIIbnwl street. crowd OF little ones and big
made -le air ring with their shouts of mcrriueut.
and lv their mIrth added 10 the enjoyment Of
their elders. American children perhaps more
than amy other nationality are brought up too
EaEa1 under the spirit Of the saying, children
should be seen not heard
, 1880-02-19
CENTS.

tnI}}no ID IL i Aha ,rn4. mr.. ru....t..
ond 1ltniom.t11 11ororsto,tn,, a. - az 10.
t,rcn roco,mn ~ ro,nss,sa 49, 1.o 1
H.. III, az -, ~, 49,. A"e i'i-
mtttet], The bllt to INV MatEhns' fnc1 for 1asn
$G01,0p, lins been tcnortc1]. Thu f,1,1, comntt.
tie on tho Star" Scryioe Investigation hns tad
sovon meetings, nnd will m on with ita work.
Several small b,tts have bccn reported md
passed by the House, ono Of which appropriated
s'o''"o Tor Enc fellol OF eostaln Indians
The Prcssdoht sent to tho Senate to-day tho
IN thc nnansh f,Infr,a co,n,u,a.t,, fThts rc,,.-
.,,,., .s - .s. - r,s. s IN .n-t O'''
onos,,a4 ~ insaa. s,.....i, 'ty ~, to'a' o.l
r,,1,n n,,,,ne. -" .,.na ..aas ~ ~ 49,. r ~
sion has hccn In existence It appears from tho
report that It hns Ent bt fifteen tnys cacf, yenr.
9he amount pai.i to claimants las hocn *oe7,ooo,
~. ~, tsS ~ an'ount VI cln'"s ehtetca nas boet
$@o, 100000. There seems To have boon q del!b-
oratc plan on tho part Of tho Spanish Govcfn-
ment to postpone the payment Of IT, its Just aebfs'
..t..s - ~. 49,. .e"n .-o'!'ass, ooalN 49,
1, - 'ntlnu.. VI .ho ftouse hPproFE!At'ons eoH'
1nlttec aald to-nlgnt tnat 10 thought that E0n-
gress could adjourn By tho 1st, cerintnly by tho
middle, Of Atay. yet It is n fact tl,at in tho
s.oss ,sa o. T., 'n's contry no congre.s over M
!'as!fsu ~ u E1essaentlat year untll attcr tho
Presidential Conventions Of tho two parties
at ts n se.sa n hs Se NO work n
the appropriations Committee M been m 20 much nue. In
MILITARY LAND VARIANTS
Tho Senatc indulgod this afternoon In i'm old
fashioned debate on tho bill for rcfuul,n9 to
eighteen Stntcs per cent Ut tho yaIuo Of public
.ands located on military warrants. senator
t,st. ,nu ~ snecessnr OF ncnntnr
, 1880-02-19
Observation-Disclosures.
ACTION pEFXRnEp,

Special D1pat<h to 7he Chicago 1ribanss
WAszI1saroN, D. G., Fob. l5.-Tho House Com
mtttee on Elections devoted tho dny's session to
the discussion Of tho merits of the Washbutn-
nonnelly caso, Mr. Kctser took up most OF tho
tltno In au argument In favor OF Washburn. The
following statement Of tho cas0 I belioYe 10
convey tho main points In tho controversy: The
returned vote for Washburn was a,94a. The
Committee proposo to deduct from this yoto
2,Sfs votes, o., account OF numbered ballots cast
IN the City Of Minneapolis. They also rojcct
thu entire vote for WaAhburn cast In
1sant County, or 638 votes. Tho votes
IN othor precincts arc 10 10 thrown out be-
cause hsy werD certified by the Auditor Of the
county, a Justice Of tho Peace, and man who
hgued himself Judge Of Fsohate+" Tho law
, 1880-02-19

requires tho returns 10 I,e signed hy tho Auditor
n,rl twt, jttstIccs nf the Pence, It IA nr1lale
Tint the Judge of Ir,tn,to wns rcaly n J,stlce
uf tho pcacg, ntr, wishing to r his higher titlo,
1nadu nm un!ntpntioru1 llinApr. Thoru Is nm
,,thor objection to counting tho voto Ut this
county.
TstR Law or AfNREsorA
", this point Il: Tile lAws pirportinR to gtro
Joint authority To throe or nlhre phbl!c officers
Hr ntllor i'ersons. shall 10 cons'Dactl ~ Riri.x
such authority to n majority nf such officers or
t'crsons." Thla ccrtihoato ehbws clearly tint II
was ai9'lcd W TWO OF inc tnfoe Ietsohs VIM "efo
eligible to ntnko SUCH ccrtttlrnte. Assuming
s 'ns the certificate t" ,d ~ II TACT es !, r po roto
F1,. T.M t... wv sar,".s,i aa..in, "" ~.
!io1n lsai'A touhtSs sep"r''te5 cefuhed Dy
aitr rhat Of a,'s,r.ot ,hoa .n' int n.y.
washt,,,rn % rec"iyo,i t s Ss votes nnd @ na,uc1ly
IT, und two scattoring. This proves tho voto
INDEPENDENTLY Of tho a'lcsed 'ofeotiye return,
.uuisPsovcL; W. =, "e,uo .,. ..ua las ~ ~
mission oleariy contained IN tno % no.'co of ms ns
rs a9is tue voto W. eant amt ~ H. statea n1o
@ tv,t t.S ~ ,., ~. "vss a ~ on,i shn,,a s n,a
ro1cI NM, H. J,,,raiival nr,,ny II irn,,.
,,,,v .nrs. !. i,a1 ho nr,,xc,i th,x eo,.,. wou
nrenrei ] m to nr'ye t,,o M srosscs, rrcr,rttcs m in
TIE Cuxbucr OF Tl1E ELlCr1nN
in TINT co,ntv. 1tja nottre of cuntest nowbero
mi rn.tt, t,,,v,,ar ,hot tharo ,xoro ouv irropn.
~. .olt'' nu"o'cl' I'M .no.o n.so VI, nieAu
lnr1tles Ill luis Votc. Ine Lo'nhltteo thto" uuL
100 votes In Tnmnrnck Trcclnut. 40 iii Two
River Isrcctnct a13 in Cr0DkAtun precttlct, and
Ito ,,,ns Il, r,ts,r rroorot 1nt1, lin i, ttnr
'sn III. ~ r.s.., ~" t.,t. aIat,,, t 49,
hft III folH IouHtf' Luz lnMl"f'es ci''lt'l, n'so'
t0 tRyo found t1n cases OF bribery. hr. Keller
Insists that thore Is no cuso In tho entire record
whrrc y ,yn,, ,yna ahown fo bnv,, ,,onu
""s'o "ia'i "aao ono"n ~ ...,..s, "ss uoo'.
nHlnEp Hf ThH AcIlloM4ff
or with tho Knowledge Or otr. WashbuTn. OK.
rent nr, 1,rnrsnv testjtnony, Mucf, of tho tnatj-
nnny s Of this character, md WIN nnde up after
1lnl.ilelly went Into tho county u yet cvitlGncc.
ElEhty-atx VOTES for WnEllbiirl' Nru thrown ott
cti!lleo they Wero not contained ~ tue Original.
but III supplementary rct'lrtla Imero Ia no tis-
pute rs to THUR having oeen caat: nho GRRfeRato
nf yOteR to ho thrown out Is 36s9- which, dr.
tticted from 9),1lss. leares mnshi1urlt I,s
votes. The Comtntttce lstlls 10 thfs .l@
votes which Woro emitted from fcthtils
from Stenrlis and Morrison counties. Ihls would
mako M'ashliurn's lIKHEcKatc. recording I" tho
Co1s,mittce,s count, 7,!sl. INC returned Sttc
for ionely = M ao i5 Inh,en fr iaat,t e1ugts aafs
that county being thrown 1ut). lT; one yutn TOR
Tnsnarack PreoInct, ono run. Twn-lt River l'rc-
Gnct, 46 III Cr00kBtOn Frec!uct. n1d lG' fruin
KttsUn. This mHkD 841 to be detftntcd
rftoM poNNErLYa REIUJkHEp VOTE,
foo,.ty, Hin y mn tn .vhr,, t,ov n.1 mi vrtcs
fnr H,a sns mi, orrisnn i,tIis. int rt,,rni.
nkdntr - r !: iii anti ,r,rrs hin, ma inr1t,
~ n; 43vnr = XVI Wns,u,rr1 III "''o '
1'hu ,,inor;tv ~ tiin Coum,ttco c]n1m TINT tbe
, 1880-02-19

fhffroh TF{htNf.
uv ~ W., 10 nr n...,,,...<,
s'ia."s..,ied ~ ~ n,h.,., t,a,,,,,J,ao,, .,t-
.'... ~ 49,. ,f.., tt,, ~ f,,,
'I..o ~ ~. .,,a.. rr,os -, mn
49, .nat ,"..,a.s 1,,s,t.,, u,',, ~
~ Inv. m o - Nl.s.,, Gna',,.su r. ,s,s a,,,,,.
~. s. -, ~ a.s =. ...sanas - a.
' ea W .n9 ,'ta m,. U'su% ~ n',o ~ a Nv
oAoaas. A.s H., "o Ms.,s Sa'
.'a,. 10 " 1.s, - 49,.
n.', WIZ" -" s''" .'..' VIZ ,as.s,., as"s
e4ahnca nl,'. :" HMos'io'. n.'n WY o.''s.5
VI enae sp1ec ne "s...uaS ,n., s'.n t'... ~
ncslueS u1, ~ nnso ulaal '"nas1 as,' -. .no
eo"It7, toa aA"e tnoJ "cso uteu'''.s..e'l ..,'.'
a8a.lhsk "heh asked aoone tno hu.N.n1 u. lux
ontfhses' no sa'd uaat no WIS appointed W tao
uoscfhmcht few yehfs ny" 70 '"'es1'sA.o
tnofn' anu no Rno" a' hbout thon'' ~ sn'1
thero woro hnadFeds OF easos OF Wnlpp'ns'
shooting, and murders OF oVory Kind. Ihe VII
nesa furthor sala that .....-..-....
TtfElfh wEHR THREE ORGANIZATIONS
III tho statc.-tho white l3r1thorhooi, the Coh-
EttttltlDnAI Union Guard, Anl tho liaHtshl1 Elm
plre. Ono WIS political, To carry tho stato for
, 1880-02-19
oAoCA4tOIDElkS' nlHIsTlNGhs
' ~ tho ChltaKo, burlington IL Quincy
Au1lroA1 CDmpunY,

N ~, ENlCA0OI jan q, l&I
spxe,s e nh,ethoiaera: Notice il hoEuby given lat
nrnu iaeetlnR Vt stuckh1dar1 Ut tile chlcA4. ilur-
liz Hscsa q uuncy !iatlsUad Coulpany viii b1 hulu nj
2th day oi Z yeSsueetSu' eSs eSu'psay y Ehs:so tn o. tae
sctn4 u!aa !at as5 te! the PURPOSE c.lisr!rx aud
I'D ~ " aKteea the rallroad stock property
AaIlrnsI fsa " tug burlington MtsAUuH ltty1F
nndrt III hon ~ ESsoiut!.n otths Heat eTeasa
~ 70! .! ths coMpan1 q ts s1tont thosaht ascss.
ls Gsn,sssSnu w nutH;'ss Of s4eh o9n.4dstlon and tor
''''o' W order Of Ito {oaT4 ef ni!sotofs.
I'M. FQMAE3, fSe&ldtnts
, 1880-02-19


wAs,t1rnroy. n. n. Fol-. 18-1s,,c Senate hint
.',a'.,.i.,., .,s.ss., ..,sss.,.t.. 49,. rs.",t..
Ieou."t'''. t'estt nu'toF'@!ue 'no 7cc4e't't9 u
tho Navy to employ naral vessel or charter
Rhfp for tho PURPOSE of transporting to tho farl-
{shinr md ,>oor of Jrrlantl such contributions IA
nny ~, ma'1o for ,holr rrlycf.
Mr. Mcmillan presented protest ngRinst the
erection of II bridge across the 'nctrult River ut
T.. ] SaIM W. ~ ;ho o'iS nx" u s" @o'''
III 40 Geaes Ter VI, rno ts"Ss oor,,, y, ~,
Union Veteran Club, numbering 1000 cx-sol-
ue.o, ,.,, ' ~ pass -, ~, .1
weaver nll IN tho Rfolild tnat' u p'ssoos it Will
ltstrnct tho buBtcss lntefrsis Of tho country.
str, Thurman, iron, tho Cp1urottteo on tho Ju-
,,ctnrv rnrorts,, m,,ve,xclx tho sonoto hIII Nv
ut'uty' 'Epo' ~ m'u1eoy .ao o9,ta.o ". @ ~
tGsll!lng tho JurlMllc5i1n ot tho United htAtcs
cTSI Thn c,,aie s y nos1noffa f.
anii rofnse'l-ycus q, nays M-to Eke ~ the
o1M g gsi.stnG pension 70 la9rlnnn Mottonom.
Iue morning. huHe u xpfet!' aia 1An egnnto Te-
Mln,ed Gast,sornt!on Ut tho ~ antho5tz!ng The
ilscerf4Nment oI tho hh1ollnt OF PUBLIC lands
HEtiteI 0!l 3nthLaty Whffnttta, ana the pAynlcht
, 1880-02-19
NOTES AND NEWS.
s.tIN 1 fzdlttfttlllI 4TInka.

Special Nspateh to 1ns Chicago Tt1S"ns.
WAB,ltNdT0x. y. o., Fob. 14,-Tho condition Or
tho business beforu tho Appropriations CoHl"
1nIttco u ~ follows: Tho Pension bill boo'tHe
q law Jau, H. 1t appropriates "a, 1000. Tho
Military Academy bill ID about to 60 to a con.
fcrcnee Increased in tho 6enato from e:ha,v VIC to
tt.7, ,g5a, Tho Fortihcatioas bill ss tucrcasud
tsou S375,00 to eS0o,0Q0 by tho Bchato coin-
, 1880-02-19

CI1vxIAxp. O., Feb. 14-trhe Grand Lodge ol
/. Q. O. T.. Of Ohio. eleotel tho following oiccta
to-day, II. W. q. H.. II, +. Gtayat{, Columbasi
y. G. NJ, William II. Pa2zce. Cincinnati; @, v.
g., T, 4, Van Suuier, Norwaik; G.. q, William @.
Kafl, Toledo; q. n, g. b. Wlnchell, Ciuclunat3t
g. IL, Henry G. uelEea, Mansacld4
, 1880-02-19

'? ,s Ssn;a nGtor ,dsss 1sfa Kcasa e!ssed @ ia 70
;h's'"9ally Fl. 9rI!y},, spoko ;'o,. n Low tones ts
tJs,rnn Kim f,1n tnEtnt .n,r+ H. H., Hot,+n -
iins, K,n,r nrromn -, III ront nnnst .iu sItb ~
ntr III tfunr II IN. tn rnnv -, ot, tnx;n,,"tin,
tint, a,ccnlIsU he Ind bttfl yr1uQofI, ho Guild
Ipt nct w!.hatlt prcJiltllca un tho Co1nmltteo.
Ito sail. Wilt earncstneas, II deny It." md
~ ne Tota u Speak, Acklcta, with NJ, mir which
chair. md sat directly ffeing tho mnn he Ind
c.,scr:. There wcro If, further scenes, mud tho
report speaks for ttsolf.
THE 1tEronr.
n Ia. ut,ttrn xs,oetat<d 1,,s,..
y. nw;4snlxa1oS, y! 1, i: e. Fsb. is.-in the no,eo
's. o. rc,r rfs ~ Ha.s s'nlt1e tho nani,
c'!arxs%. %.ein aae ',xsin,t Asksn: .,, -, ,s
rccitcs ,ha Sr9cs @ ,s'nft. M t tsai n1 Feods
tho rcrson1i s.xplamntion mn,Io mi in rrcaanrj
tlnder which tic Committee t,nI bccfI nt,tinu
Ilat resolution confined tho inquiry Of ttn Ca,n-
itlttcG holciy us to tho truth br falstty Of tho
retl,,uuttsl tho Committee 10 inquire ito anti ,
t'lo subject q criticism, bit tiic 1!nnttcc iai
motise tho C"mjttec mi is ii"ihlns to 11 do, i,or
With tlio nctlon to ho taken BY tho fIoilsc. Thu
"d1.' Ga5ninsteg M XiyGs Mnte de.crst!nn Of the
hfrInR which he hntl been II member Of tho
esnScss on rsFeE @ se A5 as , atpg tho
elnson. that Acklen, nut being member Of tho
to,n@m;stce @ on Foreign Affairs, presented. on
\ REPORT or THAT coMxlrrnE
eerfn ~ Ms h I'LL to the Gams Of
n,,Gvt IT,; 1tnt ie r W. rfah, ~ s IT,
Committee m Fnrt,irn Sfr"ira ard ha.1 nor"r g
, 1880-02-19

SEEDS TOR SALE,

II HM+"a " watet ut tho Empire Warehouse rerunt
tppijcnt. hnoa Da!s9!ns cnn hs ha!! by Imno4lato
GtEl1l-&k if{tl1u II 0N ~ >%~'A1>'>T3Nt A|- ~
, 1880-02-19

FLOUR.
0A1 MEAT.
Graham Eloul'.

We make II Specially of
these, and our customers can
depend OH getting tho very
best TINT is made.
All kinds Of Flour at retail,
better and cheaper than is
sold elsewhere III this city.
Orders by mail or Am. Dis
trict Telephone.
NORTON MILLS,
MADIS0N-S7, BRIDGE,