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, 1880-03-19
MARINE.


CONCERNING T1aE1G1ITS.
Tho lull In tho domand Tor vossess to load with
Kran for lowor-lnko ports continues. Mover
thettss. caxxiors ID not wuatcn in their views,
aud rates llro quoted t,otnlnntty at oents On
corn and tx ccnts on wheat tn 1luiralo. Tho
business In coarsp ftlghts Is also worry light.
catet!y bcchuEo OF tho taclptneNoy Of tho
weather.. Lu1nDormen Aro offering E...5 per
l,W0 fcct on lu1ihur from MenoIniileo u ihIs
Clty to this port <.,W ia otrered and ~ asked,
while tor Haa genta, ind grdMr posts q cutts,
sfe the bost 0ircra nude. Fur c1k tles
from whitehall to this port y centa is offered,
otestu9 rAtu ls celita. purtits aro ln tho .nur-
xst tor vessels to curry staycs FROM Green Hny
m!Qnobec. They otlor 4 freight OF $lv per l,ssN
pleees, a1sl cArrlors usg fa?. ln this lnstunce
shipper and carrlors must le considered vol
apart III rhelr v1aws. Tho schooner Kitty drnnt
ana scow uuunat hnyu boon chartered fur two
" M three trps cltcA FROM SauRntltak to Michigan
slty Will plnb lumber, ut "EuuK rltes," WilMt-
EYER that may: menli. Tbs steNn. .btrXv q. II.
ia.ah iMeath u duo hor1 from sauEhtuok with pIne
Y: - .'Noodcr tiAs u ch1rtcr fur uca FROM west
anoeH port to Chicago, but tho rato IL nut givul,.
u reported that tho acho1ner brooklyn has
Eseaeon ctnrtHr for ar,a-ore FROM Marquette to
Tho Schooner Neli!o Hammond tnkca hard.
x1od lumber 1r1m Montague TO milwaukee, ut
80 p0r LOO fUotf tho schooner Ardent dry
otN oaa1a fEum Lulh,2ton to Milwaukee, ut $140 per
4, AZ engagement Is reported for tho ourrying of
saeso y u Georgian buy to Lake Huron ports ut
ba;;srr ba rsr 1 wais Il u ponts por % foet
Enotroit papers rpport tho charter Of tho scowa
per egrl.
, 1880-03-19

fsegaenters er his eaoon. anil That i was ssid
S!Sss;; ;', lie % w! sess y Mess!c! j; saa basehess
SFasssaH .2sf. Sf Jain II Weokss W ' WIZ
NIL JOHN k1ttKH,
who keeps q talloss. boar.'inK.hp,,se Il Ne. o.
kinxie street, stated teat he anw John gritler .
eR s1fs f9 asp o!ss sss s " .Sss9 CHI s
lust boon thoro. 0rihIcr wort. n stovepipo hut
n IL s5ses II as @ ay E :pdssd HM ssd a ar1 T.
waa n,i1tier Jew who had been 10 tho funeral.
1ie nlistook hl.n fnr AID. Jonas, "a he had
Jewish cnst of countonhnees
MI. Hr. CLAIn SUTHERLAND
was called, with n View to eorrohorntiug Week
lcr'e statement that he Ind conflticd to tho wit
ho To csso to TIC !"
- tTisl asi thst shs testl@ony was % not r portis
Gen. stiics hcld that everybody whose name
aa sssn y SonSc%n Nth th of
lands testimony wns essential ~ showing that
he an4 Woekler wore innocent Of evil In tho
Tho Court ir,dorsed this view Of the case. and
could noa proceed e tx 81 ths part!cs cen.
within tho Jurisdiction at THO court. md that
II the Investigation showcd that ho had been
f@hs @ iotcnia't % .wero M hc fo,snd sniity ''''''
asnse. ststtns that on fhS Fl. f9rcntn t,t Ma1sh
ton House, no met Inc two Wccklcrs and spoke
t. t. tho!n. Tho , ,eonve{sattYn ; turned ppou lary
Suthorland what would you do II you wrro on u
nry n aR .t iad'ydna! yo ann o.
] 1epea ao TsGe M - Se dollar te ~ "a s %s
2fers es yo ana na s1pes9s h'n before the conrt
rf3Ha FntIj jt, F4a 7f
, 1880-03-19

Special DtspateA 10: The Chicago Tfibunt
MILWAUKEE, March 18.-MArino mnttcrs ut
this port hnvu beon worry Yutot for dny or two.
Tho schooner Lew 1iiHby l,,ts arrived from
Manisteo With Timber, md will be rcndy to re-
turn aguin this evening. Tho following vessels
hayu takon out charters and will nll DO oil befuro
morning: Schooner Una, Frnnkfort; 1ieliu
Laaric, AhNapee: Mandotat WIlaiam Smith, and
Active, h1usktE0il.
The scow Mllt0n Is receiving hsr cslnras To-
day. uni, nfter Il trip to tho Gust shore, will
enter tho wvol trale betwcon Plko's rier aua
ChlenKu. sho IL uwnod By Cnpt. Thomas
Richardson.
Capt. Cothrane snys tho report TINT Detrott
p4rtlca arc negotiating for tho stentipr John X.
Dix IL unfounlel. Thu DIX Will ply, I'LL hcrvtu-
tos., bUtwcon Milwaukee,. Lultngtali, nlil Null
tstcc. ind was neSor III better shape than ut
prlsunt. ...
Cnpt. Uuyoe, OF tho schooner AnRus Smith, li1a
arrived hoto tU get tho eruft III BhMpo for Gusl-
nexa. ......
Tile sale of tho sr,,aii sehuonor Hnrhnldl by II.
II. OLSON and 10hH G. Johnson to Clriat pclcr-
sen fur SsbW Wny rGuurded nt the Cust0In- House
to-u4y.
, 1880-03-19
r. VESSEL MOVEMENTS.

n, tssterday's RECORD Of artivaly at the Cuatom-
n ,souae ws p follows: Propeller Oconto, Apna-
ssei propeller ChRsnplaia, Ludln9ton, uiesohan-
s"a a; propeller Hkylark, Heutou Harbof, a0,o oo9
.sst lumber. a,o00 stayus, sundrtcs: tcnooucr Il,
+ + hInX. Grand Haven, ID cords alabs. schooner
T.: w.. GaurGh, LudinRton. Thu clcutances wore;
teiirrief teii.r ss U9onio, Aan!towoc. snndr!es; psu-
4.al eesler Chalnplain, Lulluxton, 1850 bushels
SS1sh; S.1h; protul|er oswegatehIy. Ludinstun, H,0t0
Ieae1 Ins tas9Fni s9Fni sahooncr II. i, Church, LudinY-
W.. 0,oU buslcla cufu; schooner IL 3. king,
, 1880-03-19
TOLEDO,

4utEnu, o., 3farch is.-tanA1S-Whent easiort au,-
M Michigan, ,tlBM, No.9 rod Hlntor, spot fl.at4;
tudL tlaIN, Mny, sis1t June, ti.asSs JutY, sL,s&.
We,terl amber, Michigan, sl.x95l, No. rcd mtxpd.
HHH. Corn-1>anand fnIr md market t1ruis hi1.-
nttd, 4g1oi No. y March, 10, MnY, A14c, juno, Let
M, ! white, 4sc. Oats stoAdyt No. Z Sic.
"CLurrK SEEp-Dull, prln5a, 1ll2M
ElSssd: Wheat dull wenk, md tower, No. red
winter, April 4l@Sfi May, sia}t; Jnue held at tl7',
VII NSsisesii'fs@Whoat, Im BIT. corn, 3.J1U tu, on's,
'SatpAExrs-Whont r, 90 bu; corn. ls2 100 bu; oats
none.
, 1880-03-19

pDNT CoLnOHSE, March 1S,-Thera ID IL rtlmor
that tho Wcanl C,lt,nl Will be opened for buAl-
iless about tho 10th Of April, but tho report Is
llshcltovcd for tho ronson that tho water Is to
10 drawn olr ut ,nrlous points u, tho :7th Of tho
present month, for ropA3ring.
Tho elevator hero will bo rgudy to receive Yrn!n
IN tho lst of April III HOtI1U or tho Krain- -nden
vessels aro cxpuctcd from Toledo ubout thut
ilutC.
, 1880-03-19


The achOoncr pcrry fRnnh has been sold by ].
V. Taylor TO John Long for &a000.
CarrIc Elnnson hns sold Il otc-fourth interest
IN tho schooner Ottor to Charles Chrlstianson for
$3.50. -
Cupt. Ferris, OF Northeast, Pm, hns purchased
the small scnoonor Gcr,. aIgel of Kaclne PARTIES
Tor kGlGs
, 1880-03-19

wrtxAuKns. Wis.,, ttarch 1H.-GnAtN-1Thsat f1rm-
-. No, i milwaukee, hard. 3l1a; No, | at!lwaukco
Mi,: Nc. do, slia: March, ti.13s April, ttl57li
IA, lst No. 8 .1iilwaukoo, &U7, No. l. sl.o3i 70.
setcd, Mlc. Curn dull and lower, No. =. SIC. Data
s Nj A. III .na,s a%st s4s e erp; I'll.
'PMUytstuNs-qn!at but stahdy. Aiaes Gork. ll0;M
ksIITnt ilVas. " eAk at t.2oa4a5. ..
NJ ks5t1ifSsrs-Fiour, 400 bris, wheat, 7ouba. bar.
~. 4nQ Ia.
, 1880-03-19

1xnHANApoLI8 March 18-GltAiN-Whoat Btondy,
No. red, f1.A1at27k. Corn tirm ~ I7}faHMc. Oa&a
tim at 3sdsHfc.
, 1880-03-19
DET1kOIIt,

prTnotT, March 1B-FLUUK-uuli,
GHAlS-Wheat quiet; extra nominal; No. whttot
s1ts for Martht do Apritt sl25M. May. sl.n; junv,
H4t{; milling, No. |, nominal.
KKCEitrrs-Wheat, 1SIMu ln.
HAirMENTH-Wh1ht, l2,Uu hu.
, 1880-03-19

Special bHpatch to Ths Chicago 1Ftbnns+
KANSAS CITY, Marcl ts-0HAGS~1'ha Prize 0'GrrrHt
pos tho wheat receipts tho tast wcek at Gi,1js but
,apmen,s. .N.'N but unscttiel, No. cnst, fl.u;
Receipts tho rast week, .ly Du; shipments, lgMG
bp; wpakt Mo- cash, 26}dct Masct, atc.
, 1880-03-19

GRIND Haven; Huhobner Advancc, 0rhn Haven;
schooner lsafiical. Carltun. Tho aet,w tslna,
Earl, fron Michjxnn Ctty, wcre nrrlynls nut rU-
ported nt tho Ei,Htuut. jiot,ec,
, 1880-03-19

BUFFALO, March u.-0RAiN-Whe neglected and
sttisely nominal. Corn qulut und lenltnx downward
nrdn now Tolado, Go Oh track. Other gru!ns In
xctFg.
RAILROAD FnEtdnTs-unchnnRod.
, 1880-03-19
TlJtf11lI A

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 18-GnAlN-Corn nctivc AM
steady, hlxh rnlxsd sG}403oha; nlxod. G9T,<c. Oat
ststdY} No. white, ata4kc. ltyv dul1i No. 2, ssG
'WuIsKY-Au.Iyc And atnady ut slN.
, 1880-03-19
ERIE.

aptttas Dtapateh to Tht Chicago Trtbune.
ERIE, Mareh lS.-ArrlvoL-prupcllor II. d.
Tuttlo nld schooner dvurge II. Ely, Toledo;
oorn, 08,QU
, 1880-03-19

ctEvkLAND. o., March 1s.-rSrpoLEuM-Flrmor
standard white. iiU tast, nc.
ttTT8HUie0, ra., March lA-I'ETRoLEuM-Acllyp
crudo oasy A. Qo st rarkort for shpuient; refined,
rfG1Hp, pht!ade!phln delivery.
TlTusviLfE, l'a., Mnrch iA-FErnbLEu3t-1Inske
T.to spsne nt1, uN, MveraKa. NI charters, 7i,As;
, 1880-03-19
BIsIDING A.JUROIt.
Examination Of John A. Orlbler on
This Serious Charge.
Testimony Given by the Witnesses for
tho Prosecution.
II kol Upsea II Makes 0 Dad Cass Agalnst The De.
Z" .itndant.

with attempting to brtbc him II te y0ulA ind in
favor Of the Company. j. f. fatttif. Twenty.
second street detective. WIS nlso Implicated. but
ho skipped out, .anl has not boen arrested.
Acssra. !. N. Stiles, .. j. Lyon, MID +. w i3tck-
or appeared on bchhlf Of tho people, or pruscc,i.
tIon, nnd ". ]. 1tyncs and a. Van Dnsen for
tlrIblur. Str. Dupco appropriately sat l'etweetl
tho two sldus, taking pnrt apparently with
neither. Mrs. urIbler eAtne fntn court NJ tho cx-
nn,lnntion bcgan, md took Il conspicuous pfaco
in one Of tho jurors soats, Just in front Of hcr
husbnud.
Tho most strcnuous efforts wero made by
Criblor's counsel, and iinnily when they werc
objections were lnate ant OK
ccptlona taken 1T eyory step. Tho Judge, how
ever, WIS tIspoaod to 70 TO tho bottom Of tho
case, aud he promptly Overft1led oil technical
objections.
htr. Vun Duren, when tho case WIS cnltcs1, said
ho appeared with Sir. lfynos, WHO WIS stlll inds-
posed, a1l,l asked II
ANY 1nrENnouATon1fs HAD nEEN FILLED
for Drblcr to nnswer.
Mr.. Lyon sud ho hul asked tho Court to per-
nit him to lilo lnterroguturies, but tho Judge
thought tllat would put stop 10 nn invesuga-
uon Instead OF holpiuK It, M, II Grsllor denicd
thu enrHos, that would be an end Of tho matter.
The present lsuttor wis a contempt !u tho
presence Of tho Court, md in such q case inter-
rogAtNrlra wcr0 untlcccssAry.
Mr.. Van Duren sud ho thought tho practice
was TINT written !ntorroghtorica should 10 illed
and answered, though TINT would not preclude
tho privilege uf nas0 tRk'nS oral prouf.
Mr. Lyon objected to thut. Tho object Of tho
request WIS onty To got II continuance.
Mr. VaN l]urcn secuted that llca, and pro-
fcssed To bo willing 10 answer tho lnterroXato-
rics us soon hs they were flied.
Judge Moran said tint no had looked into this
question, atd that tho authorities showed Il lts-
tine ton wgS mulp between tho two kinds
, 1880-03-19

mro nEn 20 nana .o HEY az Il ~ 1n,ng Gv r. ba,5 10 yn
wnv. nn, hnnc that ftr 't0e rrspect WI, hnva ma
aay,, y ~" Il HI rioht. HUI ''' "''' '"s u 'n''
rok inr ts;nn went m 10 giro Inn oxplana,,on
o5Si;S s s!xaZ Z s% # f. ~ fss,s !" .ss fSss
.S hn f ots ssssS * Tx y w fsr I t.I SEy aw
XIII cv",'nu rr, nd hnd a ' snmvrrsat H" ntiG
wt,ch en,ie,i i. Vattcn's say;ns h" was to 3 Ect
SiS in tho easo for x!ng Tho jnry. Ind he wp!sii
Ta IT, ref ta fare ~ "sr sop q t no g1r
srson Who VI waa e keep ts n,,sy pcrSt,T h9
ntou. tila iii. wecklcr had 4 col,yereatfun viii
1'aiir,i. and nglj vt niuiit, nt,i, Pattcri ngai
10 Xiii ind yorrs Il Tic vor1jEdt wus in fnynr 1f
ID tsa W Gosnpany. n NJ Iinw storrs wonlj j. o Nst tho
Sn'ssa ~, 9 rn o IT, ,na n1ot, ~,
rg,,o. Pstio'l stcncti to think St"frs hn W grcanr
y Styt . n ,fe te, PSo na svor vopuK r. q sa
inoking sj.US, and tho noxt day the caso via
0n Il verdict for tho plaintiff. which wns sealcd.
Weckler thur went haino aild went 70 bod very
u. hs wf @ n b. rs 9s # hns: H.
iii XII Sca fer bm Fo'' pes''o''' 'aoasn ne
I'M "e me- WeGkSf @ w ,,n ~ a', 1nS seep ..
~ @ @ viii eis %s :to:y ss %saf!sr Asr
Hus not at llt,lnt His Wtfc said II wills tho sAinu
man wl,u hn1 cnlicd TO sec him tho day before.
Alr. vnn lluren.-Wo object
Wecklgr continued his slcUp, and Mt midnight
rnttcn anu urhlcr camo uHAir, making loud
noise, anil doll,andfuy to SEQ Wcnkier, to give
him, j pneka8u.. Ho was still at tho s!loon. &C.
corling 10 his wlfes etate1nent. anu they went
lwny for tho night. AZ o'cipck thg next morn.
Ing lAttcn inase nnuther call on WcCker, and
uplraIcd him Tnr nnilttiR for the plutnin iii tho
cltye. Then hu offered $50 lf Wccklcr would
hing tut md refuse to agree to tue vcrict md,
finnlly, TINT proving ,inavnlllng, left With threats
OF gotting oven, snying It wonId ruin him In tho
esttniRtInn nf Sturrs, md ha tSt0rrBI would have
nothing to do with hu.
Continuing, Wteklcr BnId: mo lpnttenl said,
.r,tts t,,.nrs uv urprrAr1o..n
asorcoztio fauuh.or fr,,n tsc nndIcnc,, and n
troi1a H tnna III ~. ratn anu
.sltM ,sHi A'oui Slf' t4Sneo' Aa41 'spu'a1oa ~ u
esuoA. .
III tho ovenlnE, however. patten went hhck TO
Wecklrr alld inaLe It All up, boKKtnE. pardon for
MIS- rlu9 lnhkunEc III tho morning. A0 thetf Sug"
Restcd that Week. ktar could maks u up in Another
casn shar!ly to ho tried, and In which Bsorrs wGs
interested.
htr. Hynes objected to bringing ID the name of
reputable tAwygr 10 oftpu, It waa plniu tho
wtt,icss' only object waa to Islander tho lawyer.
.Nr. Lyons resented tho itnputation.. Hu satd
tho i,nnle Ind nrily boon mentioned Incidentally,
md ho wAA willing to say that he thought Mr.
btnrrB tlAl m connection With the matter.
Thu Judge. however, DID nut SEQ TINT tho Wit
, 1880-03-19
PETROLEUM.

oswEao, March lA-QnAiN-Whent stoadyr whita
Suite. sly7i red do, Sl.4a. Corn stoadJi Western
mixed, bS4S3t. I'D
, 1880-03-19

NEW YotK, Mnrch 18.-uuatncss mol9rato with
comn.stun-houass, and thu jobblng trado continues
aetlEe. Cottun 9uods III faiE deilnMd asd firm.
Prints In uodUrnto request utnEhnsns nctlvo md In
light supply. Dress Noot,s and 1nwus doing we'll.
AeaA MeAr Of WOol1ns Qu nt md trim.
The listlI suya NO ptcCuA ut silks will 10 Rol4 ut
auction Daxt w U1ltHUt4y,
, 1880-03-19

Liver Coughs often tRken for CONSUMPTION arc
cured al1nost lhstattly with Hop III sters
, 1880-03-19
C01,1'(}N,

New ORLEANS, Lit, March lB.-CoTToN- -Qu,ot1
nddllnY, 1774qa low niddng, 1x]Ect good ordinary,
c; not receipts, III blleaf exports. co1stwtao, Yt,
sales aVj E&oc1, ALEA
ST Louis, Mo-. March ls-C0rroS--F1Em and un-
shah9edt mldi1lnR GHc; salGs. bA baesl receipts,
VI isIpM0uta, w; sioux, N,I1a
, 1880-03-19
1spSTON.

uo+roy, March western huner-
- a;Uxas@;, common txtfas. S1saA7t, WlHcnnsln
i. Minnesota du, td]7.1t. Ohio and Mich
~. winter wheAts k.25AHf5i lllno1 and indiana.
a%a7tU; Il. Louis AA7ts7t1, Wisconsin md Mlnnp-
"a softak pasgns troosss. t76aas, psstns winter
sMa1nts..t;,,rn In. fatr demand ehd market ttnt
ttei Ind Toil0N, 018f1c. unts ntenhy With fntr i.
sssHd No. md ettrn white sAstol No. Thiss' 49c'
SacfTsMsGhoeoM ~ Wos.s1n esssnmortes, s aas7o' sass
HptnIs--Westorn, trefh, 1395ifp, .
ascEitTs Flour. It'll btfs 90 sks, oorn. H,eu bu,
GsTtPAKNrs-f1our,a aBt brts.
, 1880-03-19

-, ,nr1t x1.tAfai.a9lsts1,29 Mnyt .JLtyall543Llo
nt 1ass; No. ! !p slN Na,tdY; u I'M h'a; M G9fn fs
htn S,Sa SaE Jnne. .6als Ioxeti *!4fs@ cash, s4zc
HsI1Ai Etyo ntohdyi 1a9417Ac Harley dull ind uns
hsratl!:. o...av I'M
TnMnirfpioSs-l'6rk hniI; jobbnR At tllfakA1f7h.
ps15 ps1 ssaeha sn.h H1,s "s:,s: iac Ieia 4 sIs.
sa s ~ s,'t IT. bssiSg @ 8%t neSs s
gS!fSENrt-F0nr, 6lu1 brlsI Hneat Il nn hui corn.
III olf oats, 1,D but ryn, fon but barley, l1 IN.
, 1880-03-19

TultIENTINE.
WILMINGTON, harcA A-BrthtTs TunrnNTtSE-
BteAAy at 49a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
AN ACT


To amend Section ? of Chapter II of the
Penal Code, Hawaiian version, as amend
ed BY an Act approved on the Thirtieth
day of July, One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Seventy Eight, By making the
same conform to the English version.
Be it Enacted By the King aud the Legisla-
tire assembly of the HdWdiidn Islands in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION |. That Section 2 of Chapter IL
of the Penal Code, Hawaiian version as
amended by an Act approved on the Thir-
tieth day of July. One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Seventy Eight, be and the
same is hereby amended to conform with
the English version of the said Section, so
that such Section as amended shall read as
follows:
PAuEU 2. o IA mea hama kekahi wei
ikaika me kekahi mea ae onai mea
kuai aku hooukuia no Ia IA dala aole OF
aku elima haneri ina kaa ole ia uku, g
hoopaahaoia ola ma ka hama oolea, aole e
oil aku na makahiki elua.
Approved this 18th day of August, AID.
1850. KALAKAUA B.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22

made to receive the President both in Sacramento.
Oakland. and San Francisco.
NV YoKx, September "A Valparaiso dispatch
SAYS that Chile proposes annexing Bolivia, and
will retain rarapaca until Peru pays all the M
demnity.
Rusrr. September SIT Chile and Peru do not
come 10 terms England. France, and Italy, intend
70 act IN concert to protect the lives and property
of foreigners.
NV YoRx. September -A Lima dispatch TO the
Ssar and Herula of Panama says: The French
residents are fairly provided for, but what viii
become of the Italians, Germans, and others II Is
difficult to say. The Italian Minister Is most act
i've and in view of what has occurred IN the south
il is very necessary, as the hatred borne by the
Chileans against the Italians IS very bitter.
BRAproRD, fPa.) September EARLY this morn
inc destructive FIRE destroyed the Dudley House.
the principal hotel in Salamanca, and twenty zone
other buildings The loss is estimated 81 $l57,-
900; insurance $4,000.
PH1ApE1PHIA, September Marshal 4 Bros.
sheet iron mill was burned Loss $4,000; in
sured.
CINCINNATI September Eagle Facing Works
of S. 0bermeyer 4 Co. at Gesi street. and the
Cincinnati. Hamilton Il Dayton railroad depot
were burned Lass hight, involving loss Of $780,
600 insurance $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
AN ACT
To provide for the Coronation Of the Kings
Of Hawaii

To provide for the Coronation of the Kings
of Hawaii.
Whereas. it has been the custom from
time immemoriaI to crown the Kings of
Hawaii. and Perpetuate the dignity Of the
Throne. and
Whereas. the Constitution fails to provide
for such an act, and it is advisable that such
q Coronation be provided for by the laws Of
this kingdom. therefore,
Be it enacted by the King and the Legs
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled.
Section l. That His Majesty the King,
in Pnvy Council. shall ascertain and pro-
claim by public proclamation a time when
he shall be crowned. and he. in Privy
Council may make such rules and regula-
tons for such occasion as he shall deem
proper and all the expenses attending such
event shall Be paid for out of any moneys in
the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated in
the Appropriation Bill provided they shall
not exceed the sum of Ten Thousand Dol
lars.
Section .. This Act shall become Law
from the date Of its passage.
Approved this 9th day of August, A. D.
1880. KALARAUA, r.
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AN ACT

To Provide for National Coinage.
Be IL Enacted Jy the King and the Legisla-
tire Assembly Of the HdtoaiidR Islands IN
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. 1t shall be lawful for the
Minister of Finance, and he is hereby su-
thorized to purchase Gold and Silver Bull
lion with any moneys which may from time
to time be in the Treasury, and TO cause to
be coined therefrom Gold and Silver Coins
of the values following, that is to say:
Gold coins of the value of Twenty Dollars,
Ten Dollars, Five Dollars, and Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents and Silver Coins of the
value of One Dollar, Fifty Cents, Twenty
Five Cents, and Twelve and one-half Cents.
SEC. 2. All such coins shall be of equal
weight and ineness with United States
gold and silver coins of the same values,
and shall bear such impress or devices
thereon as His Majesty may from time to
time approve.
Approved this l4th day of August, A. D.
1880. KALAKAUA R.
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SESSION LAWS, 1850.
AN ACT

To authorize the Minister of the Interior to
grant licenses for the Importation and sale
Of poisonous drugs.
Be it Enacted BY the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled !:
Section l. The Minister of the Interior
may grant a license tn any duly qualified
physician or surgeon or to any other suit
able person who may be recommended by
the Board of Health, TO import and sell
poisonous drugs for the term Of one year in
the district of Honolulu upon receiving the
sum OF forty dollars, and in any other
district upon receiving the sum of twenty
dollars.
Section 2. No such license shall au-
thorize the licensee TO import sell or furnish
opium or any preparation thereof except on
the prescription OF duly qualified physi-
clan.
Section g. The Board of Health BY its
President may authorize any duly qualified
physician or surgeon or any licensee under
this Act to enter opium and preparations
thereof at the Custom House on the pay
ment of the duties thereon, anything in the
Act approved on the Sth day Of August, A.
d. 1874. entitled IAN Act to restrict the
importation and sale of opium and prepaa-
tons thereof" to the contrary nOtwithstand-
ing.
Section 4. Any person who shall import,
sell. or furnish any poisonous drug without
license. or contrary TO the provisions of this
Act. ShhlI be fined not less than Fifty nor
more than Five Hundred Dollars, or be i'm
prisoued at hard labor not exceeding six
months in the discretion of the Court. Moth
ing in this Act contained shall be construed
to prevent the Government or the Board Of
Health from Importing any drugs or medi-
cines.
Section 5. Every license issued under
the authority Of this Act shall be signed by
the Minister of the Interior, and impressed
with the seal of his Department, and shall
not be transferable
Section 8 The provisions of Chapter IS
of the Penal Code shall apply to all persons
holding licenses under this Act
Section T. This Act shall come into op.
Grafton and become law on the hrst day Of
September next.
Approved this 9th day of August, A. D.
1850. KALAKAUA, r.
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ANACT

To provide for the Codi6cation and Revi-
sion Of the Laws of the Kingdom.
WHEREAS. the existing laws of the Kingdom
are defective in many essential particu-
lars, and from continual amendments
having been made therein are incouven-
lent of reference, and from various de-
cisions having been made by the Supreme
Court adopting in whole or in part the
principles Of the laws Of other countries,
the laws have become doubtful
AzD WHEREAS, for the foregoing and other
reason, it is expedient that the laws
should Be codi6ed and revised Therefore,
Be Il Enacted By the King aud the LegisLd-
tire AsssHs5Ly Of the HdIoGii0H Islands in
thsLegisldture Of the Kingdom assembled:
SEcHoA l. That It shall be lawful for
and His Majesty the King is hereby en-
powered to appoint three Commissioners
whom His Majesty may deem competent
for the purpose, to codify and revise the ex-
isting laws OF the Kingdom intending the
laws passed during this present Session,
adding notes and references to important
decisions Of Courts, aud to report the same
to the next session Of the Legislative As
sembly-
SIC 2. The sum Of Five Thousand DOL
lars Is hereby appropriated for the expense
Of preparing such Code, which sum the
Minister Of Finance i hereby authorized TO