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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-10-07

The graders on the narrow
gauge railroad in Berrien county,
Mich, find some peculiar curiosi-
ties, where they have been at work
in the bank on the Dragoo fat.
They dig live toads out of the
sand, seven or eight feet below the
top of the ground, and stratum of
gravel as coarse as hens eggs that
is about three feet thick and no Wis
ible road by which the toads came
to their closeted homes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-10-07

Four Baptist ministers have re
Gently been elected to office in De
Kalb county, Alabama,-Senator,
Representative, Probate Judge and
Tax assessor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-10-07

Ay son, deal with men who advertise
You will never lose by it, Ben. Frank
In.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-10-07

tribulation of others. IF there
was anything l could do"
''Oh, hut there isI''
"Eh?" calculated Reverend Rod
eric.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

1T
AND UNIFIED STATES MI ROUTE.
Trains leave NewN ork via Des0rosses and C0andt streets
Ferries as follows; IA. r,,-
Harrisburg Psburg. the W At and South. with Pullman
Palace attached y a. IN, . aud $50 IN uAly. -,
Wlamspqrt Lock Haven, $3.50 m C9rig anu -lIo
Al D. connecting at Cory Tor r1tusve, Petroleum
ami the oil Regions i,,.-.., -,.,
Bainore Washington south, Limited assn ngtpn
Express Of Pullman Paror AaS t!J sA-sPI l ~
a. m Washington AZ m l.esuIar ~ tSO Lhu
SOUS M: l. 1 ana ~ y m. sunday. 10 p m. ,o -.
Express for " est Philadelphia 4:jO a' e.29 y Nv H
t4.l II a M $50 l. 4:4G D. .. so aad 10 p m ana
~ night Sunday, 4:30 and a. m. o. D. sou Hnu ~
~. an Il night. IA
Express for philadelphia VIA Canuet lou T. III anu ~ In
sunday. o.oo
poi ynotyn Annex connect with all throu gh trains
AZ Jersey civ aording speedy and direct tanstsr for
BROOKLYN travel -....,-x 1oan -. - -,
aaiiy Al 80 o. IL daily. except MONDAY From wash
ingon Ba timore 600 q, b ~ ~ ,o ~ p m
I'm IL 40 a m $50 400, 30. 3d. $50 $3.50 and
- m. SUNDAY, S;1' o''o . AV''V' AA'~' " n Wow
aDdy. - II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
5n5irnrilon
Miscellaneous.

FRENCH Observation-Disclosures and nav.
igatien. by Partisan gentleman rapid sna e tr's
moderate ciiv references from my ruI' A"uos
n EMO. Tribune Uptowi Once. LBS Broa"Naf
DARENIS in search OF schools tor tnelr
cb,drep will ind catalogues the lest schools In me
couniry AZ the ONE Of v A. sCIENCK 10 Broadway hr
noD Free tickets and from schools iurnshed 10 persons
wishing 10 visit for inspection ana Information
Cfice hours o o 1890 n ana TO p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
on ard after JUNE n. 1889.

Oh ard after JUNE n. 1891.
VIA DesOrosses and Cort
landt streets feires. a. follows;
g. T. $50 and IL p. and ~ ng1t sundays: s5O all >
a M. 2, d. Z, S3u aud 10 ann II night - . = M
Express Trains leave Nv York liar tAcep ouV AT $50
p. running .hrough VIA trenton ana Cain-
III. 81, -, -
Boats Brooklyn Annex onneet with Az through trains
Ar Jersey Guy aordng speedy and direct transfer for
proOKyn travel. - -
a. = $50 amt (Limited Express l30 p. m, 2.
100 70 On sunday 1901. o:to, 4:2J =,
AZ a N aud p IN Leave PnladelphiA Wa CamdOa
:, a IN ard &. 40 ". m. dairy except sunday.
~ "a NJ ~. y. and Ga BROAD yav No Astor Hon az
% s,p NJ Iesrr ssas ard cosand,-.ts No Court and
saLI W Nnpex Depot OF FaltOn--L, brooklyn Nos
"a ~; ana liz HuiSol Hobokeu Depot jersey City
In,ierapf Iic DtIce. No : Batter placa. .
MS transfer Company viii all for and check
paEgaz. st" ~ ~ = : ~ l.. e. FARMER,
FL.A~' a-a-,i ..~.aer General Passenger ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
HOUND FRO0K ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA 90
Leave Vow 9rs from station c. r. H. Of y j. 1000 LID
Tor station corner 81 III ana oreen;'t. at e:i5 49, q,
Ill H.; NJ 80 e. $50 - go 40 L p H. y"
For station corScT frd ana Berlss;s Gl5 7i5 o.
For trenton Warren AID raceTas e:l5 :i5 lI:i5
Nj l,3O 4. 430 4.5 5:2O I'D ~ D. G SUNDAY AT o'i'
Reiu mn trains VII leave Philadelphia New York
From station philadelphia and Reading Railroad corner
Ninth and Green ss at 100 $50 $50 lob a l2lO
q 2;4j $40, 7:lJ y D. N. On sunday $50 a. m oSO
Rom Third ant Berksss at s. 800 900 0:45 II a
lbs $40 525 65O. ll3O p Sunday AT $50 ~. D. H.
denotes Pullman cars attached 80 49,,
From Trenton. Warren aud except non
days g. ~ 80 Ig;5V d dV;So a. M ~ iO' 40 'O'
e;I9 m ~ a. n o. 70 pNa. DO 2Gl 40I
9ts 957 1923 Broadway AMI at The principal hotels o.
York Transfer Company lDodds kxpress y III cav dor
Application can be s44 1923 Broadway and 75J
eth ave. New YORK and 6 0urtst siooAy 4 All ne "a Jun
~ Al II p. BALDwIN q eueral Passenger Agent
TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
steamer ADELHHI caves Pier ~ Fulton Ferry -;Io
p nj '''' X Ii rs f Z n rIc III 80 Gents.
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
" RIVER July $50. TIN oush
trains viii leave Grand Central Depot e n Poc,a.rer
Piatsburs Adams and Montreal with through drawing
800 a NJ Saratoga special
car 70 amanda qua Rochester and Buffalo. ~
to Luz rga -a ara Giens FAIRS and s Rutland
3 80 p. m. saratoga SPECIAL ,,
600 p m Express daily with sleeping cars ior
@ t c,Ts Tor Bno Toeo and Deo and ior MoaIrea
eopmng sunday night VIA saTasosa with eepnp car. n
Niagara Fa kocheeE Buffalo ana Se Ps'r 20,
ROM eTeeytino sSinrcisvs N
on, m Tsst Fxpr@ss for sontres PocHester and Corn
ing Geneva. Sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester ano
iiiS D. M Slight Ex prc,s with sleeping cars to Albany
and IISy on sale at Nos 252 and Broadway
oes' 80, Par place ana R2o o ga Di'4
- frIr.. q. b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
MANHATTAN BEACH.
NETWORK and BRIGHTON BEACH RAIL

~ WAY. mo- ,,,ourox AVN ooxRv
ri IN and direct 70 Brighton Hotel Douoie uack
& al ha wav No stops dust. ferries rough outside pxss
u-u ~ -. .rx rhis company thsir fAse
s,aanss-s NORRIS And SHADY siDh 20 tnrJ "ss
from leaving @%d-si ~
~ ieiA ii'i5a M. l. 2 3:Jc. 5. oio D. H. ase trpm
49, x a X r at lO:4o ll:3S ITO 2;l0t S.o DID,
-, n NJ Rsarmng iszves Brighton tConey sand) osa
100 a m H. "a. Z, $40. S:20 g. s. ~ p IA
10 pzrlor
ron and conveying pasenyers
,. ,cr 70 tsrixhtou iuutes 1cksss hosa
and crn.y 80 cents sngle fNa
oas~f Aos
% cents angle fare - c~n.s ~. a.. -
Westoctt Express Company Eti check oagsage 70 sne
fo IA phson Eaxgagt checked ron resionoos N
Az YORK CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
Fam Sehocls

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
The twenty tn nj annual term institution commences
at New YORK, on Nslnnsaay, the ON Ias
OF next. and continues until May . ISL Ihe
course OF embraces two collegiate years ne ueee
OF Bsrhe,f OF conferred sch students a. bu
sue tne fui course the prescribed exaninAuohs
For catalogues address A. > Great Jones ST. -, "a.
THEODORE W DWIGHT, warden etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

DOTTERDAM LINE.
IA steamers leave WATSON'S STORES. Brooklyn
llClItI,JAM - wed. Aug. -. MAS sat sept d.
W A StHOLI EN- We'd, sept. ID. - -
LIST Capin. s6O-<7O. "a Cabin $50. Steerage. SIS II
X Cen Agl q South William-st FUNGI EDh L
x co. u south Millam-sL. Freight AGA -
l. W NORRIS. ." Broadway. GENERA PASSAGE a gent
WHITE STAR LINE. srv,,,.es
w UNITED STATES AND ROY AL u Nal a - !, 81
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIFEhPOoI- No..
If ,,is line Lane Route
reconn ended by Lieut.. MauIy, u D ~ Oh oos4 SA'
ana honlewSrd voyages o.-,.- A.. % n A.. m
REPUbLIC Capt irving lhui o"ts $685. = "a" 10
BRITAIN NTF II lrnly sent "a y. IA
FROM THE WHITE STAR DocA' foor "f "~'A
l0rH-sT. - -, ,,.,-..a.aat in A,
pOntments The "a. DOLL Ssaeroons. SMOKING ali .sa
rooms airs placed amidshipa where the noise ana
east f snurdny OF comfort hitherto unatAA@'s'
tickets favorable terms
These carry aeher cattle sneop nut =. ,,a
For specuOn other aiorms.Dn Apply ~ SuS
COmpanys irces- No 81 Broadway. SeS aVnA. Vi w.
Walnut ST. PHILADELPHIA '''~N'A-~- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWA1
L CONNECTION.
Lave foot Of Lbeyst for Freehold at 7i5 lli5 A. m

4. ola. D. m. -
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUrE-For Highlands. Be we sea9rgat'
Monmouth Beach. Atlanucvie Long Branch ocean rove
Asbury Para, Grt POn Pleasant TOms River Barne
gaL Nncland. ATLANTIC CITY etc. - $500 n
Leave New lOrk foot Liberty ST.. g. v:ZO, 4O;l H. 4V
3,45. D p. ,,.. III, ~
aban H. Johns will leave at ll:oO a. NJ of
ali stations 10 Long Branch and - - .--. o., . enc
DiTTCf' FXP FSS To THE LONG FRANCH RACES.
For Atlantic CITY. l:l0 p m.-through cars
sTNDAYS-g3O a IN. Tor Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
rNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tn
NEW-YoRK. LAX ERIK AND WESTERN Raj


.xGEKNr OF TRAINS TAElSG EFFECT MAY TO- 1890
ga fu.-f.IncnBau zna hCego Diy kxprcss drawing
roam a.cnas W Bullaiu ousp1 On ErfugA
q ~ M lDay.j-Fsst LOUIS EXPRESS. arrIVihg AZ Bu
~ = with last trains
,eci''H
" ~ M, caiIv D. Pacific Exsrcs for the West esPiag
Coaches liroach 40 NlaeLrs FaA Chchni N ana
i,-e x,t.nui craupc. Dilng CncasQ
7.ls D. m Eni r. nj Tram for the West
TrAius leave rect Depot = Nv iosa -
D. m 900 uidnignt saturday nghs ohb 9uhu - u"
M 20 n and Psssaic 600 10 To- 1920. am-te lO2o
m ffaiu sfnps at IlutHerinId ONLY IN ohH' - az" ~
Ia 300 800 go 6.ln 80, b:lO t3O = I:2V n -
midl gAt Snnqays d:UO $50 IU;k0 a. n 4to ooV p H.
ant a. eA y 49, 7.jo $40 o. lo29 80 m ~ noon
l.5 g. $40 so. +ZO, $50 . oasl S.-V 49, 80 80
,lrefu GOO 4. "a. Io.zl - ILL., ESQ OBJ ON o'io TO-
l0I1 D. m a d h mdnigh5 sundays Co., ssJ1 lO2O
M, l:i1, 0.j ; 800 a., an ,s aYr' aN"
Newnufg and Cornwall. 100 . T. III ''O' 7-'o y " sun
a-s 5g ani Kingston 800 m 1901 m sundays SD
An.,cp GOO 7J1 s..O 1920 a M .Jd 80. ~, 800
80 ~ -n.I.r = OlU -3u. lt;-O a. N, 49,. ~ p "
=, 70 -ju, i.tl, l.l1
s,a... ~ a. ia, a N, t3O I:OOp m The % an ana
4'.n ~ m trains connect with Aew-forA anu Vs"eg' A4
lam h1iifo.a 81 1 io.O 30, 600 700 lis
M -ursav- ? 30 U:zO N tiuo o'v IN w. ~ II
l.oat. leave 2sdsi quarter Oh IN - :
ooh - s, q, A m -iD p N, ami al lV' ana l4'to
for passar. and ATartmens IN Drawing Room
al '@iinF Coaches 10 obtain d. ara ORDERS ior Tue
anu frnn-.rr VI B4rgl-e NAY Do lrtI az the Com
,- s,s ;s an. Ja7 broadway. y. y No.
/ TAI =, ,, a.. vr OF al he tOmpanT Depoi~ ~
] xlruss rains rom ny ~. -, - "'-''N - -~" "
Aho 4Azo mn = AgBOl 4. Cenl Passr Agt Nes-foF2.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
] 49, tor tiOrter, PiermJnt and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
l. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
I'M BETWEEN
NFW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

&C TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT sun DAY
" DEPOrs IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NE"-1OhA-
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPRovt ID EQUIP
ANT GND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

XEFINDHAM HOTEL, Wmdham, among the
w Catsks free rlde Is mites photograph and par
,,cuara nrAR CO. Boarding Directory. sue brcsowsy,
ounOslIe Lord q Iaylors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvl

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth AmbOy. south Am5oy Mar
awap KeypOr Hazot idd etOwu Red Bank Little silver
anchporr. Long Branch. tberon, Deal Beach, ocean
Grove Asbury PARK, Beach SrTng Lake. sea Grit
POINT Piles SAINT Toms River BaneEa tlutle CRY, etc
Leave NewI ork foot OF Iberr at 5fO 7s5. . llaO
a.. m $50, 3 81, a. o. >. q p. IN.
For Atlantic city, l:30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
Eieamb0ats an0 Railroads.

MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
n wall Newburg Poughkeepse kondout and Kingston.
landing COzzenss Milton Nov hamburg aad Hvde PARK
foot Of VE5TRY--r $40 and - rs at $50
M SUNDAYS excepted Connection al POughkeepsle with
evening Tram H. r. r. for North and West Baggage
by GID Nestrv- ~. only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
Business Cbanrrs.
HIiscrllnueou5

TOR SAI.E-About 1.50O tons Of lake ice.
il from 10 to IL inches thick- Address T. g. GUDAs.
Pitfsned. Mass.
I7RFSH ALDERNY COWS and CALVES
FOR SALE. WINSTON, Oboken, \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
NrnPTnRRN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ - H.. -. Ior EnWew0sa, COnter PermOnt and Ny
- -. 10 rs, e.n a IN. L. o. 500. 400 400 $3.50. Gao
III IA n m sundays. g.aO n. ant go p m TAs
9n ~ I'm viii leavu minutes lat Saturday nights
Manuel spIing valley and aoasr'' ''0O Vo' a. w. s'ot
!" i" JKo. n. ABBOTT General Pass Agent New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
,.rI0HE PARRY HOUSE, BEACH HAVEN.

rive miles al sea hundred yards r m The ocean nre
the bay passed. s4f otthlhs
lg sal ng positive reiioi toa sln',a ana
t.rer pund accommo iAgOns 0I W. nAh"et ga hlf
neas rooms FURNISHED wtp sprng beds ana hAlf mat
n"a'oS' wan" DARN LII & buLBY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New
"A HayuD. Conn.-The Rev DR. Shears Rector offers 10
fev Young poys us great well known 70 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

CTONINGTON LINE.-FOr Boston ana AL
'sr --rij y INGTON Tuesdays Ihn Stay ana
sri1 a auc tho steamer TATE - y ~ ,ss 81 lun
,o- lays and Frd4ys. rom Per ID NDii ~ e.
foot of lay St at 5 D. m. @ncrsi med Nchcts 70 ~,
- ~ line o. >, GOOD ONLf Tor ihe daF ahd ~ Ioi
vbl-n tcy arc specified on titId lAe..
tnk on al lowest fcit rSio-, ~ . hAD~0NN' '''
~ l. u - q i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

A 50 TO BOSTON,
NI-WPORT LINE. for special united tickets steamers
NEWPORT AND Old COLONY
leave Pier Ok North RIVER VI Murray daily SUNDAY
excepted at connecting Newport with Fast Expires
Tram. arriving Boston az 1880 A. m
Feturning raye Boston from Old colony DoDot al m
Tickets De secured N New iWA Os
AT pier "a \ ortL River aud board steamers
GEO. L. CONSOK- Gont Pass Agt
BORDEN a LOWELL Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
5ieamrcats an0 Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ and II JOHN leave Pier 10. Al North Rver. loot o.
w. every week day. connecting ~ Albany
SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North West ana
Fact , - q, - 49,. -, M H.. 70
W. W. EVERETT President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

rIIAPPAN ZEE HOUSE, Nyacs on the Hud-
4 - ,rili Keen open soptt and OctOpcr terms
n oIerste Apply PREMISES OEoRUE bAkDiN, pIo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
/ HONELIKE SCHOOL tor BOYS under -.
" HIN pS A NJ Uemp=teal Long Island, " T.
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1t follows therefore that the deed of the Plain
tIfts to the Defendant must be cancelled, and I do
SO adjudge, and will sign an order to that affect
when presented.
But there ISanother matter which arose during
the hearing. 1t appears that subsequent to the
making OF the deed, 1.-THE subject of this con-
troversyO Puahiki executed a lease in favor of
Messrs. Widemann & Richardson. They should
have been implicated if it were known to the
Plaintiffs, or they should have sought to make
themselves party to this action, if the action
were known to them, SO that all the questions
arising out of these conveyances might be settled
at once, for it is a well-known principle of Equi-
ty Courts that when they have once had jurisdic-
ton Of a matter, they will proceed to settle all
matters pertaining to it, TO prevent a multiplied
ty Of actions. On this principle, though L may
be proceeding a little out of the record as made
BY the Bill and Answer, yet as the matter was
raised by the evidence and reasoned upon some
what at the hearing, l will take occasion to say,
that inasmuch as the Plaintiff had executed
voluntarily the deed to Puahikl, Puahiki's lease
70 Widemann and Richardson must be held to be
binding on these Plaintiffs, the said lessees pay
ing the rent to the Plaintiffs.
Messrs. Castle & Hatch. for Complainants.
Messrs. Preston q Brown, for Respondent.
Honolulu. March IL, 1880.
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RAHAU ivy EFT AL VS.. RUTH KEELIKoLANI ivy ct AL.

Harris, c. j., Judd and McCuHy, J. j.
Opinion of The Court 6y Harris, G.. j.
After the death Of Charles Kanaina, proceed
ings were had before the Chief Justice, sitting as
a Probate Court for the purpose of determining
who are the heirs of Charles Kanaina. To these
proceedings the plaintiffs, together with all the
persons whom she has summoned as defendants,
were parties.
On and before the 10Th day Of March, A. d.
1879, the Chief Justice give a judgment to the
effect that all the parties to this suit are heirs-at-
law of the deceased. From this decision no APP
peal was taken by the plaintiffs in this action
and the plaintiffs now bring their action against
all the defendants to eject them from the piece of
land set forth in their complaint, claiming that
she is the only beir-at-law, and putting at issue
the same facts that the Chief Justice had pre-
viously decided upon. AT the hearing it was
claimed by the counsel for the plaintiffs that
this was a test action for the whole estate, and
that if they succeeded IN obtaining a verdict for
the plaintiff they should consider that it had
established the right of the plaintiff to the entire
estate, and that that fact could not again be
questioned in any subsequent action between the
parties and the plaintiffs counsel admitted that
if the verdict should be against the plaintiff, and
the iury should find by their verdict that Mrs.
Pahau was not a sufficiently near relation to the
deceased to entItle her TO inherit, the verdict
would be conclusive against her.
The defendants plead the former Judgment IN
the Probate proceedings, maintaining that 1t was
a bar to this action.
On this plea the case came on for hearing by
agreement, before the full Court, and was ella
borately argued by both sides, but more especial
ly by the counsel for the plaintiff.
This case is entirely parallel with the case OF
Keahi against Bishop, decided in this Court IN
the April Term, 1874. (Third Hawaiian, 546.)
We have reconsidered the whole argument ad-
duced BY the counsel for the plaintiff, which was
able and exhaustive, and re-afhrm the decision
rendered in the case of Keahi VS.. Bishop, name
" 1.-The adjudication Of a question OF descent
or pedigree will be binding, not only in the pro-
ceedings in which they take place, but in every
other in which the same question is agitated, and
the mode in which the question is 4 brought before
the Court is immaterial."
The Probate Court having determined that
a certain relationship exists, without refer
ence to the title in any real estate, the related
party is entitled to use that decision for the pur-
pose of getting possession of and defending him
self in holding any real estate which by such
relationship he inherits."
1t is adjudged therefore that the relationship
of the parties TO the deceased, or the degree OF
relationship cannot be re-examined in this case.
Honolulu, July 81, 1880.
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THE PACIFIC
6unrmfrtial A0bfrt1ser.
SATURDAY, AUGUST %.
SESSION LAWS, $3.50.
AN ACT

r, amend Chapter xxx. Of the Session
Laws of 1874, being an Act entitled A
act 90 abolish the Office Of the Secretary of
War and the Navy"
BE II enacted Jv tie Hing and Ms Legislative
assembly, Of he HHrdiinH Islands iH the
LeyisL1flr-s IF the Kingdom assembled:
SIC. I. That Section I of Chapter xxx
q The Session Laws Of 1871, being an Act en-
,tIed IAN Act to abolish the Office Of Score
,arv Of War and Of the Navy" be and the same
a hereby amended to read as follows:
SEC. I. That from and after the passage Of
his Act, the Minister of Foreign Affairs is au-
,borized to draw from the Government Urea
surv the several appropriations as set apart
In the Kings Guards, the Band, Flags and
Salutes and the Volunteers, and pay over the
,rpropriation for the Kings Guards 10 whom
.6ever the King may appoint to receive the
,ame. The appropriation for the Band, Flags
md Salutes shall be paid to the Governor of
oahu. The appropriation for the Volunteers
sbaII be paid TO the commanding officer of each
volunteer corps, and the said Minister shall
,rcount for such disbursements e~nniaiIy to
he legislature.
SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect from and
after the date of It's passage, and all rules and
regulations, laws or parts of laws Inconsistent
N in contTaveution herewith, shall be and the
.lme are herewith repealed. 8
Approved this 3Oth day of July, A. ID. 1880.
KALAKAUA X.
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AN ACT
To provide for the Drainage and Sewerage
the City of Honolulu.

To provide for the Drainage and Sewerage OF
the CITY Of Honolulu
Be 20 EaacEsd 6y the King and Me LegIS1GfiTe
assembly Of hs Hd1rdiidn Islands I" Me
Legislature Of The Kingdom assembled:
SECTION 1. It shall be lawful for His Ma
iesty, by and with the advice and consent Oh
his Privy Council, to decide upon and adopt a
scheme for the drainage or sewerage OF the
city Of Honolulu, as may be deemed expedlent.
SEC. 2. For the purpose of this Act the
Minister of the Interior shall as soon as con-
venient cause to be made surveys of the area
within the limits Of the city of Honolulu, and
of the suburbs thereof which he may think
necessary to include IN such surveys, and a
map or maps thereof. on such scale and with
such indications of levels and particulars of
sewers and underground works and of the sur
face as to him seems fit, and may cause such
map or maps, or any part thereof, to be from
une 70 time copied, engraven and published;
and shall from time to time cause such map or
maps to be revised and such additions made
thereto as may shew the sewers and drains,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-08-28
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Toucrease the jurisdiction of District Justices
IN cases of serious assault.
Be Il Enacted by the King and the LegisIo-
nee assembly Of the HdtCdiian Islands an
ne Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. \ like jurisdiction with that
conferred upon the Supreme and Circuit Court
and Police Courts OF Honolulu, HilO and La
hama, Is hereby conferred upon all Police and
District Courts of this Kingdom in all cases of
~felonious assault by knife, sword, ~swOrd-cane
or other dangerous weapon injurious to life
excepting the cases hereinafter mentioned as
being excepted.
SEC. 2. In cases where the offense is not of
a highly aggravated character the said Police
Courts may punish the offender by fine not ex-
ceeding two hundred dollars and by imprison-
nent not exceeding two years but in cases
where such punishment would be Inadequate,
the offender shall be committed for trial accord
ing to existing provisions of law.
SEC. 3. This Act shall become a law from
and after the date of it's approval.
Approved this 18th day of August, AID. 1880.
KAIAKAUA X.