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1t is stated that Landerschutt, who was re-
Gently convicted of attempting to bride Government
officers. and who was awaiting sentence, has been
allowed to go away by the P. NJ. S. s. Australia to
Auckland.
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II
Commercial bbertlser
SATURDAY,, JANUARY %. 1881.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

| Only Ministers and Davenport Brothers are in
Cabinets, and both are fettered.
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We have received q communication on the
subject of compulsory vaccination from " Ksmaaina''
too late for insertion this week.
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81 A London telegram of goth Dec. intimates,
that the Telephone Company have lost the case in
which the British Government. as proprietors of
all the telegraphic lines of communication in the
Kingdom. prayed that the company might be pro-
hibited from infringing the monopoly for which
$50, 0Oe. 900 was so lately given.
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l v SiOSh Ah'f'
- The Amatuer Concert in behalf of the Hon.
olulu British Benevolent Society, which took place
last night at the Music Hall, was a bumper, being
attended by a crowded house. The performances Of
the Amatuer Musical Society, and of several anna
tuers were we'll received. 1t is not propor to dis
criminste iu the performances of ladies and gentle
| men, who offer a service for a benevolent object,
and where all succeeded creditably, yet we must say
that Mrs. Patty, in :" Tell me my Heart" won an
enthusiastic encore. Mrs. Russell delighted her au-
dience with u valse song by Torrey; and Mr.. I. H.
Davies won deserved applause with his fine voice in
rendering Marzial's = Three Sailor Boys" We do
not know the amount netted. but it must be over
$500, a timely help for the British Benevolent Soci
ETY..
= The following letters have been received by
The gentlemen who lately sent to Col. Hopper and
Mr.. Dougherty, acknowledgement of their attention
in sending forward short-stamped letters.
CONSULATE OF HAWAII,
SAN Francisco, Dec. 3rd, 1850.
To Messrs. GEORGE w. PAscoE, j. Il. MORRILL,, and
FRANK GODFREY, Committee, &c,
sIRs by hand of Purser Plat. stmr. City of New
worthy friend Mr.. Dougherty, which l have presented.
Mr.. Dougherty highly appreclates ms gu itt se enU;ceS
He viii make proper acknowledgment when your let
testimonial.
This beautiful testimonial is good evidence that your
Honolulu public appreciate such disinterested kindness.
1 am happy to be the medium of conveying your tes-
timonial to our worthy friend. Very respectfully,
H. ". SEVERANCE, Hawaiian Consul.
NEW YORK, January 7th, 1881.
Messrs. JOSEPH r. MORRILL,, GEORGE W. PAscoE, FRANK
GODFREY and others.
GENTLEMEN The mail that leaves this city tomorrow
is my first opportunity for acknowledging the receipt of
the very elegant gift received from you in December
last, through the courtesy of Messrs. w. H. Crossman X
Bro, of this city. For the cane, so intrinsically Valu,
able and handsome, and above all, for the kindly and
anpreciatiVe sentiments of yOur letter, please accept my
heartfelt thanks.
1 am at a loss for words in which, fifty and adequately
to express my gratitude for your appreciation OF what
certainly seemed to me comparatively trivial services.
That they have been TO so many of you, of more value in
their results than l could have foreseen, Will ever be 10
me of the highest pleasure. The cane. and the letter
combined, will be constant reminders of the most pleas
ant experiences OF my business life.
1 take pleasure in reciprocatinS a sentiment so well
expressed in your letter, and SO entirely appropriate for
my purpose. l
1.-THE motives that prompt such actions are pure and
90 unselfsh, and are indubitable evidence of a good heart
80 and a thoughtful mind"
1 will only add, that hereafter, as in the past, l shall
be happy to render services similar to those for which
you have expressed so kindly an appreciation. Very res
~pectfully, Your obedient servant,
GEO. F. HOPPER.
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y Saturday. 18th February, will be a public
holiday. being the seventh anniversary of the Access
sion of our present King to the Hawaiian throne.
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- An interesting and valuable report from DR.
Nelson. physiAon at the Leper settlement, will
appsar In our next issue.
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~ In order that the Makiki reservoir mighhb be
cles6ed out, water was cut off from all residences on,
TIE plains yesterday. The shortness of the water
supply in that part of the town lately is reported to
have proved disastrous to high-pressure boilers de-
pending upon it.
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- The Rev. Father Larkin will preach at the
Roman Catholic Cathedral to morrow at the ten
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Mr.. KEALoHA has this day been appointed an Agent of
<he Office of the Registrar of Conyeysnces in the District
of Hawaiian, Island of Kauai, for taking and certifying
the acknowledgements to Instruments.
THOMAS BROWN. Registrar of Conveyances,
Registrars ONCE. Jan. Goth, 1881.
Approved: a. A CARTER,
jan29 81. Minister Of the Interior
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There will be crowded house at the Music
Hall tonight to witness Aladdin and other attrac-
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. A London telegram of the 18th instant. states
that the race between Hanlan and Laycock was
postponed because of drift ice in the Thames. The
betting was three to two on Hanlan. The race is to
come of as soon as the course is fit for it.
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BY AUTHORITY.

SATURDAY, the 18th day Of February, being the
Seventh Anniversary of the accession Of His Majesty to
the Throne, will be observed as s National Holiday, and
all the Government Offices throughout the Kingdom will
be closed. Z. P. CARTER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior ONCE, Jan. 9th, 1881. jan29 81
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BY AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION.

WE, KALAKAUA, by the Grace OF
COP; of the Hawaiian Islands,
KING:
Agreeably to Article thirty-third of
the Constitution of Our Kingdom,
WE have this day appointed, and do
hereby proclaim and make known
Our beloved Subject and SISTER, HER
ROYAL HIGHNEss the PRINCESS LILIU-
OKALANI as REGENT of Our King
dom to administer OUR Government
in Our NAME, during Our absence
from OUR Kingdom.
Done at Iolani Palace, in Honolulu,
49, this Goth day of January, in
@ the year of OUR LORD, One
Thousand Eight Hundred
and E~ighty-one; and in the
Seventh Year of Our Reign.
KALAKAUA REX.
By the KING:
w. l.. GREEN,
Premier and Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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- A sad accident occurred at the Onomoa plan
tation, near Hilo, on the 18th inst. On of the work
men, an Italian, slipt and became entangled in the
cogs of the machine. Before he could be extricated
his legs were caught by the rollers and were crushed
up to the hips. He expired before the arrival of the
manager. Mr.. John Austen. and of DR.. Wetmore,
Immediately sent for.
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Mr.. James n. Gilman has been appointed this day an
Agent to take acknowledgements to labor contracts for
the District Of Kolos. Island of Kauai.
II. A P. CARTER,
Interior Office, Minister Of the Interior.
Jan. II, 1880. jan east
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1t has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint David
Leleo Kinimaks, Major in Command of the Kings Guards.
Guards.
Iolani Palace, January 18th, 1881. jazz st
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- The following letters have been received by
The gentle men who lately sent to Col. Hopper and
Mr.. Dougherty. acknowledgement of their attention
in sending forward short-stamped letters.
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IT has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint PAUL
PUHIULA KASoA, Esquire, Governor of the Island of
Kauai, vice His Excellency F. W. Beckley, deceased.
Iolani Palace, January 18th. 1881. jl5 st
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Mr.. II. K. Unes has this day been appointed an Agent
to take Acknowledgements to labor contracts for the Dis
trict of Hilo. Island OF Hawaii.
II. A. F. CARTER,
Interior ONE. Minister of the Interior.
Jan. II, 1881. jazz St
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It has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint Hi
EKcellency H. A. P. Carter Attorney General. vice Hi
Excellency w. \. Armstrong, resigned.
Iolani Palace, January 18th, 1881. jazz st
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It has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint Will
lam Nevins Armstrong Royal Commissioner of Immi-
grafton.
Iolani Palace, JAnussy 18th, 1881. jazz st
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Mr.. ]. II. Kapukui has this day been appointed an
Agent to take Acknowledgements to Labor Contracts for
the District Of waimes. Island of Kauai.
H. A. p CARTER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. 18th. 1881. jazz St.
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With the approval OF His Majesty, 1 have authorized
h. E. whitney to transact all business connected with
the Once OF Chamberlain.
c. Il. JUDD,
jA22 II. Ms Chamberlain.
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During the absence from this Kingdom of Col. Chas.
II. Judd. Mr.. H. E. Whitney will collect all rents for
Crown Commission.
II. A. p. CARTER,l
Us. WALKER Crown Commissioners.
jazz CHAS. H. JUDD,
, 1881-09-16

The peop1e Of Arizona Determined to
Settle the Apache Question Onco for
All-N1ovc1nents Of Troors-Tl,o s1su'
alton.
Tucson, Ari., Sept. 15.-Acttng-Goy. Cos
per llas secured organizations OF intnltte-lnen
In all outlying, camps, and WILL haye SUI
1tclpnt number Ut arms to supply them. Tho
restiyc spirit OF the Indians Of the Sun Carlos
Reservation forobodes trouble. 1t Is tho
general desire to see tho business settled
now, and, inusn.uch rs tho peopEe are well
armed, moro auspietous tllno than no
foMa net og ips s9se lr rof raanz copsy
uf forty. otticercl By exncriunced lndtan
fighters. They hayo sent Agent T!IAnyt 9f
San Carlos Agency, word to Keep hlS
foSn,i % otf viii Viii bc Be- treated as liostlles. TllIs
will doubtless breed trouble, as the agen1t ~;
fas given lilo 1ndlans heretofore tliotr 1nll
liberty. md It Is doubtful II they VII! OBEY
his orders ln this Instance: Sa1l iGuTp tnnir
CoI. rrIce Is moving with two companies
OF cayulry for tho north, towards Apachc,
where liz will eo1lscrate with Geti; CarE.
Cp). Sunf0rtt Will be In tie same nel&hbof.
hood about the saina time, All three Of
these officers aro experienced In Indian war
fare.
md other paccs WlierH the Indian murders
have been committed To Endict the guilty II.
Itaus, 30 far ~ their names aro known. VE4
ShG1lil or Marshal, ns tho cnso ilIay ae. WI!
summon possc. There ewlll 10 20 difficulty
In securing 100 men to asslst In tflu. WORK;
They will probably go on the reservation ai,tl
selze the guilty ones, aud II neGossary resort
| tp such measures M will sa!e tito expelse o.
| triai. People nro thoroughly aroused on TIE
question OF removal OF exteEMlnhuon of the
| Ipncl,es. Memorials To Congress VII! pe
sti,t FROM every settlement III Arizona alltl
| Now Mexico asktnR ata Ill the matter. There
/ Is hut one opinion Osl Tho paint.
Tke C!tlze'! las die following; spcclaM! ALI tfo1l y
| Wljlcox's headqMarters:. I'VE moved tc
t}rnut yesterday. FROM thence they move %
Camp Thumas today or tomorrow. Illere y
soina excitement among tho Indians on ht
San Carlos Reservation Troops are Marcll'
lux to tho front on font. There nre not W. ,a.t
ticieNt horses to l,uunt alt tle men. eutt
nIies ara being forwarded BY Col. Lodges q
ft,st rs they arrtYe. Thu measures OF ueti, i,
Wilcox III concentrating all hLs forces li tlle
vicinity of the llpst!lns f.as Ind the effect q
kcuilng theM III tile vicinity OF Clbla! Creekt
Thu Gostjles trlptl tn yet c0kIi!ltnlGAlloh VIII
the reservations yesterday. Scouting paIt!o'
have destroyed large quantities OF lhnl0i
stures. Tllufr atrocities Are being c0nllnet
to Tonic Hasln and CIblcn.
, 1881-09-16
TIE WEATHER.
HIf1NAI. S1tIf1t1CE.

SIGNAL. SERVICE.
OFFICE or TIE Chief s5lGSAr OFFICER.
WAs1lNoToS, y. C., Sept. lt;-i n. rt.-For
tho Ol,to Valley and Tennessee, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, with rnfn, willis shifting
to colder north or west, anti higher bnroiti-
eter.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, with rain, followed by clearing
weather, norhor1y wiiitls III tito lnttcr and
northwest winds " the former dlstract, lower
For tho Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
OF cloudy weather Will rain, H0uthef!y seef-
ing IL westerly winds, higher barometer, STA
For the Upper Lake reglon, partly eloliuy
or cloudy weather, witt, rain. Winds shifting
10 cotlef nort!t III. west, I'g'Isr barometer:
Tie N1issis.;3!ppl, 9hlo, Tennessee aha
t:ailtlUnary 6iRnuis continue It OsweR0'
Section i, Rochester, Yulfalo, Eric, CleVe-
land, Section !, Satldaskr, ,Tolstio, Detroit;
Section 4, l!uruf, lpena, Maekinaw' GrHr.d na
aa,i 1syS; gMhasaKe; Mai9,stts, 'l%aGKHe Ru| ''''o
Tile Cl,tcf Signal Officer ot tic Army fur
nisl,es the following BrecEal bulletin:
The barometer Is highest III the CaGhttIat
inar!titne provinces. Thu storm WI wLien y y
villa has moved uuc north, anu IS now ccfl
| trai III tic Upper LIKE region.
| The temperature i,as fallen iron, to 10 ae'
| grecs In 1exas. md to 4degrees til tn'
England al,tl the Middle Atlant!G Stntes
Cloudy weather with rain prevails III tn
| Ohio Valley, Tennessee, the Lake region. thl
Northwest, and the Middle and South ht!hfta 4
| winds continue III New EnglAnd a'M I'll
| Middle Atlantic States. j.. ,.
, 1881-09-16
H0N0RS TO KEEnE.

*pEftdE VNPuteH 10 98' 0'kFE@7"0 y
prT1eluuu, pL, Sept lb.-ToMiBhta pAp-
llo reception was tclMlersd to Mr. Thomus
w, keelle, tho we!l-known' aud popular
trasedfan, now playing ut u!o PlttsburR
Opera ilousc. by the Lodge OF Elks and tug
lie % %Eiks' Club Tha ollie Ut this vicinity 9au
s been inytta.l, and tbs ro9n,s 'wete filled TO TO
Sysrllowing with tic solia lnuls * Ma y,
Smoky Clly. who tpok tl!s Gssasl93a ~, 70
tsstify thss lnts st'sMr " H. Kcss. At il oeock
M1' % Kcene was conducted 10 the club rooms,
which were beautifully aud aft!st!cally ~; Ast'-
oruteI with flowers Rnu exotleas Mals
, 1881-09-16

TIE OEousArHE1lg.

TIE GEOuHArHE1ts.
VENICE, Sept. t5.-The King and Queen OF
Italy formally opened the Geographical Con-
gross hero totiuy. De Lcsseps delivered the
inaugural speech.
4 REMARKABLE CONVERSION TO METHOD
1881.
ROME, Sept. 15.--Tho Rev. Canpbcllo,
Canon of st. Peters Cathedral. Inst evening
ronouncctl Catholicism in tho chapel OF tho
Atethotttsts. II! nothing Cardinal Borromco,
tic Prefect Of the Congregation, Of Ills
decision, he says the action was caused by
the continued hostility Of the Pope.
, 1881-09-16
RUSSIA.

APPOINTED MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from st.
Petersburg says that Gen. lgnatlctf has beei,
appointed Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Prince
Iabnnotf vii! probably succeed him as Min
lister Of the Interior.
/" 4 a1EAT FIRE.
ST. PETEusDuRa, Sopt. 15.-A disastrous
fire has broken ont in Yitebsk, MI important
town with Il lnrgo jewish population. No
details lave been received. Tho destruction
Of property Is said to be enormous.
, 1881-09-16
Heroic lsesnsuy for Indigestion.

Mr. A, WnhrIicr. the champion hunter Of
1,cayenworth cGll,lty, has dtseoverea 9 1ute
nuro Tor indigestion. or Ut loast thinks he has.
liz went out Oh hunt fow days and H. r.,
Sou1pnta 10 bid, md xto sl9htoon egxs. lt
wasn't much Of ! meal. but eolao way o. other
r iusds hiIn SICK, md 6Au pains De8an to become
alssTrccsblo In his stomach, but he didn't know
Whst to do, being far away IRON drug atoto os
= pbyslclan. W6tlo ho wAs arO&ntnY away A.
hard rate, he happened To leo WILD Gooso taAs
, 1881-09-16
UNLICENSED VEHICLES,

.a"ehtY-fonr Violations of that section OF the
u..lpa! codo which provl,'us thAt all vehicles
itsa., ~ tae carrying OF passonacFs ahaIl hayo
IL ~ Mtro before just!cu Watlaco yesterday.
hays 'Gom ac woto dismissed and the others vii!
~ %a. 70 run Iu ali laukaun and cAb.arivcts
atsS.t to plAAt.Ae ts4u.ulvus vita tho uec.
, 1881-09-16

Mantootl,, D!strIctAttorney, thon IN fow
brief words welcomed Mr.. kecne 10 the Iron
diamond Ga,igu worth st,uo0 OH behalf Of the
members Ut tfo Elk Lodge No. II, md the
prominent men Ut the ely. Mr. Kcene was
iaken by surprise. but made very graceful
Spegg1l In response.
, 1881-09-16
NOTICE..

ro tho ho,dsrs Of tho fotlpw!n9 WATeaousSS e. r. sS.
ceips, uaIstsndlnE fur No. SrtnF M9ea1 - III
Il III fS'lnS M Epeat H. in e oi ioSs
ill I'LL; snn RI Il OUT uf oundt0n-H little warm sHn
sweats;tg hIs whgat VIII bg des1EGa ca h tHs the
inHittV rDueutA hanGd by ub, ~ atcota@Aes "''o ~"
H. iIiinnlx xIx nr1l1n0 NArQh606eSs
, 1881-09-16

FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
CoSsrAErlSorLE, Sept. 15.-At yesterdays
meeting Of delegates, the Porte announced
tint, In consequence OF their refusal to teal
with tho Russian Indemnity or the iloattng
debt, tho T'orte ilas Withdrawn those gu es-
tons for tie present. It Is intended to treat
directly with Russia III regard to the iu-
uonlnity.
, 1881-09-16

M NOTI ICE

Tho hsldsrs q tno iol!o.!na MsrcnoMss ts ~ Ko
EinyaiUr, Ihc1.xU, and II whom II !nny G9nrcrn:
HbUut ahU gnshu'. &; S"s spFinEh r Mhss1 II = Il. n m L
III ma ii il out tT cunttu llttlo nh!u Ana eWCat.
Ing This " heat will bc isitTsreA un fhe M io1toM,nS
ii!frUis EtJvgsuinK wAruhuusrs: ,,.
, 1881-09-16


pE1l1IN, Sept. 15.-ln the chess contest to-
day ltackb,trno beat Schallopp, and Paulsen
beat Mason.
, 1881-09-16
FIRM CHANGES.


Notce II hereby given that lhe partnership nsfetos
Torn snhsistnH b1tWos The undsEsi4nud - Waste9
sh!s III mutual sa n. AZ as5s r. a. a.
Mk ~ ~ t5stSu arkcT, thcAgo. Afutosatd who
~ - tS II s1nIms nxaaukt t1l4 aAl4 pAJlnaJth1p
Will ssA"o III e'~' j(}3f Alt F. WAhkEN,
ftiAl{I.E6 H. PAkkEM,
WILLIAM H. GARY, JUN,
.- Al4uNXQ SHERMAN,
Chicago, sept la, l&l.
, 1881-09-16
A MATTER nF pRIr1F,

4 MATTER Of PRlDE.
BUFFALO, n. T.. Sept 15.-John s. Close,
while being committed to the pcnitentiary
tnttay, killed himself in tho Office by cutting
Its tllront with Il raz1r.
, 1881-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend,a Hccf. Iron. nnd wtne+ With
Ctnohona, tho STANDARD medicinal tonic Of this
progrcnsivg HHe. 1t cnrohcs tho bfatd. prompt"
improves tffgestior, etc. Result: 4 round form.
bright oycs hnppy htnto Of mind. Arond's drug
storc, corner Madison street and Fifth avcnuo-
, 1881-09-16

Ths unaeuEned bare ths a:I !oTnsd ps.ta.ss. pp4..r
ah}n under taa nrGp n1lnq OF CAsx. UNdc9 4ttNf
stin:esaUrS 10 he afp Uf Warren Patkcs CarJ -.
IN tGr 1iapufautuSe md saa0 OF EanA The cHslRe
OF tho lr VIII 10 Garfield oa ~ sHe o11 es"na ~ N~"'
LAka street, Ch1c1&u. ,v,,,,.u II rAKy Inn
EtfCk Il, pGpNN,
CHARLES Il KAA4R&
t,hlea1o, a$pk u tal4
, 1881-09-16

s15 to x25.ODO used jndiciors1y. in
rrnn dealing yields large profits. Forpntuphlct
and eIrctrlg pm reports wrlta +, W. T. soulo s.
Co.t BROKERS', to LIN Hallc-6t., Chicago.
, 1881-09-16

Cod.ntycr oil au.l LLmc.-Tl,at ptcAs-
mt and actIvo aEont In Tho euro 1T atl con.
sntnptive symptoms, "W!loor'e. Compound Of
ycrsnliy adopted In incdscal practice. sold by
tho proprietor, 4. y. Wit.nuts, Chemist, boston.
and all druggists.
, 1881-09-16

spsetat D4,pattA to 1ns chstaro Irtbans.
New YonK, Sept. 15.-Temperature, $3.50
.. ill.,, 10; &. p. M, II; op ILL.,, G3; II Ill.,, co;
ayee1ge III" as
, 1881-09-16

T. That bpar1nK In pltnli tho great sorvtco rcn-
dered by tho lubosors OF ireland In tho agitation
conducted by tho Land League. and aota'
sIhls also Of tho koon pravauons
which they endure, which no real ct.
fort hna over boon 1nado to m!tlgata'
wc earnestly call upon tho farmers OF Irc-
land to provo tholr sympathy With tho lahoross
by making what uso thoy eau Of any facilities
which may 10 aHo rded under olauses 10 and VI
OF tho not for building laborors' dWelllnga knd
the development OF the labor market IN lro.
land.
.. That each farmer Is recommended to set
aside lano for tho uso at tho laborcr or laDorofa
mombers Of the League, employed
on hia holding, In the proportion
OF ut least half an aoFe
Of TILED land for aaoh thirty aorca or !ana'h 90"
oupatlon for each labnfer, pondanE further legs.
lation for enabling laborors to become owners OF
land; that tho direct or Indirect pny1ncnt nado
by tho laborcr for such plat shall not e1ceod the
rent payable for 1t by the farmer.
! o. THAT tho Irish Members be requested 10
psess TOR the insertion OF provisions tn tho
promised Country Government bill nex2 sessIoa'
| giving power to tho county boards 10 aeah'Fe
| land BY compulsory purchase for tho beneht o'
laberers.
To- That all memboss OF tho Irish National
Irish manufactures, that local branches OF UT
league bo empowered 10 adopt mossuros To On
| courage aatiyo industries.
II, THAT In order to enable the League to keo1
paoa With sha proRTeas Of tho movement for IN
| tieYelopMGut' OF the RESOURCES, Ant
for fostering tho industry OF Ire
land, there bo organized In tho contra
ottoss of tho League, industrial labor depart
mcnts, that tho Executive 10 authorized Il
establish those departments aud take all nood
(ul stops 70 secure thsls promise aud ckde!e1!
aolon,
u, That Aula ot tho rules for the auIdA4o'
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DEArHS.


sMITH-At Bozuman, August 2sth, 1881, infant
daughter u Mr. and Mrs. Charles S,uilh.
LINDER-Below Point Of Rscks Rcaverhead Conn-
~. at 9ociock Sunday morning. August 2stb, 1884,
GeprRe Under, aged Is years
GALLAHAN-Near Sheridan, SATURDAY,. August -,
1871. Ut congerton Of the lungs. lizzie, infant
daughter Of w. ,. and isab Tia callahan. aged Z
wcekE-
LEGGAT-Ia Butte City. Mpatana. on Saturday,
eept. s. 1881, Catfbel A. LcsEat. wiie Of joan A.
Legal aged II ears and minths
HALk-In Bcaton, Auvnst 54h, 1851, yc.sie, infant
{ daughter Ut Truvanion Hats.
|CHAMPi0N-At Butte. ssirer Bnw County, u. r..
IN Tuereay. Augn 30th, J. B. Champion. agsd
shout Is yeark.
GLEN DENIN-In Benton. Fidsy, Au1utt nh I01,
teugs. infant son u be rSs and fannis e5en-.
denin. z1f5t s 3
Davis In B. ntnn, Anvur 35th 1881, * cun~n 40
sion. Julia pAvie, aked abvut ~ yenrs.
coNVAY-At her fnthss ranch h Neoxt1 Coaaey,
a n1iayt Aeas.s Ath, Ais d6exhaw - ". :.
onways * Ut nunsoa, ago6 tAsws yen1s.