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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

Te SlE.zr Bofi-e Ufn b piscef 1io1z Fort Street;
srrh sr<fery ferailz ~ hoit side
-.r - es1n - Hi HssiT fhe kllz eliera BIS Car
80 n Niltsry ull if1 ille1lltelI u ne ff1lL
Wen tae Pr1ccsfi0u EaFes. TIE Ioliea 4lli f4ll n
r-n rEEP be4il1 t1s C1rri1-e s-1filE lle A1lesfy.
r- TEe ua1le Processial g1ll be e1firtJ lt1ef ne
<Irrrrle.l d he 6fzE1 Hzrt11H
-e .izn1l fcr assgulblilg VII y t1ree gurs 1re1
f-s1 ne Est-eTy On fsn-4berL IAls = z1al S.l =
80 I- ne v1rfols Boief E1o 1F- = idke r4fI IN
~ Pr1-lsl1r VII asteDbls - soo1 ~ poesl1e afier
fhs rnzs are fret-
Il cse = IIs 1sles15t srIssi ol fzsdsy o 11EfnE
fss Ezr ~ Prorsfsio1 El 3 he'd tse aezt 1sI- es
80. LOCR p ~. - I1e eIlersnt s1ctelIss VIII
1Ieass asssnIllt al c'el1c< t.lEr-
- y. EAWAfTcf,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

rts csa feel.ne eNtaine tetveen We Vnited
ue ethpr deN uhen eNlhNeNient Have ree W
shtrth, Al Tia Natleei,a " the tNet',cliA eeiNNN
IL hs,of IT Vsrctal ViatfsA AMI Allr,l,Ns &, the
sr,.t ss,erstAN shesN Nv Ne Nteeo amt lss,,le 70
N,iseN. thts Was A9,sN 4 hhshof e,lAl3iheft
SNalNl N,S hANe esef isAeA ~ hear "a this r,ea
stfetSbt ~ The nestt - Az ta,s,sNpANa Ard eakcs
hiy0 shske the NNpst " ~ AwsttySAN NsNs,n With
To- tree ggtN ~ ttte,,,lAhnN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

= n 2 . Lie ARE HEHFnv
49, s.e,sa seaiast nsre,iafine snr y fis f
~. =. !. .I.l-e-te4 oI he Wailanalc an.tar r---'.
.'eae .is having been sf iran ~ aea 81 ,s 49,,
rAirN MIN n1efe1 from r0i u 1o0 htlt l....I
ne alr11f cffii1e1fss afe i~ss.i 3, 1.
ea ..s,s,,, &. - ~. e esy -, s q % 81
Oeumlns q hll'faiT aaiaori ~ = it.'.e e& p fNi@
ode IN ts ...1.s ~ ..'.iaIsG ~ st9lt s. ~
Aanolais. 5ni4 s.. iai. H't' SAX
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5rpli sgdrsrfisfmrnfs.

STPBEuE COVRF OF TuK HAwsrraw
- Island In treeatein thr matter rf ~ -.r---
". u. heckrith- Order 20 shrU eauar ru nrr -
administrator for order pf ssie ~ frai tsiais
On reading and Sling the pff'tidn sfg n rrrturfs
admin tstratnr of the estate 81 " rrr1 ttk I.-.-l
praying for order Of sale % ccrfain raai -s1f- -
longing 70 said estate uud scffiar falrk csr1in rsI
reasons Why such real estate shnuId he srIf.
TX j. hereby ordered, that ihe nf kin rf a. 81.
deceased aud an persons interested In tha rad -.rrrs
appear before th1- Court or MONDAY fte ~ f1~ ~
Nosemher. a = ieei, AZ % o'ciock n a. fh~ C---s
houm of this Court. IN Hunoiau fhrn rr4 fkr4r -
sale % srch estate.
And it j. further cresed that ropy ~ thIs orlrr -
plnisneu a. least three saccresirr SEEKS prfdr re
said day of hearing. The Hawaiian Gar-,r 4 rras
paper pubishcil in said Honaiulu.
Dated houunlu. n. L. Ocfuhrr effh fssI
L. MCULLY. Justice % ne ssr-~u,- C----
Attest A. kn-A.
Deputy Clerk go
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E11us tzi-E-rE - -lsE 11vaztl-e of she k11;
cdzr q y-G- cul-u1s f1r ths purpose q vguriIat-
iz- t.s ulasaar e liz 1rzzzzzssaz oF ssarse-s-s,
oEsr fsE s'--z-=ssl1rs . Ky fzl-,sz-ss,s-iers.
Z = earrIzlv high tze tiat rs shl1ul,i firm 1
CsErsn-a1n- Socia1g CT Irssszza. Z civ s5r M
tzal szzEc-- ard szzrslEzE- Cz5ses. =s skrzIE ;.
A. a11slse E'-ssr u 5aas cilEy far sse a.s-z-rs-
r-srt of lsaEz-zz azl5 cIvzz-zsa11- DIVIDED. Es
rzz tas -asE < h1vl-E 1z- =--k i--srSzrs6 =ish
ard kz-esrlE &C q fsn-szl szzsus hy rsuuie VII,
kzc- ulEhlzl cf az- asth--ral szs.-ui-iss.
Ws az even zcz tzr uer c1r-s-- s-s 81
ecz-a-lzra- 1l-.srs 11c YET tzl-y s-saaI-zr.ss
CT even GEvslcrel- Curser1grrlv 4 i Il gu-
rcEer - zTcH-. r-ls ecs hazl. tie rzurs-s Az;
L-1as-s1rtsz-1E eEi-s q res ezz---rr--uss -hs-is
cczz- r Erc11E- az1 g Ees ccnsr tHs ks--.sss.,-
r-cEr-l--rlss q Al si-1rafa-uHI Il Il Gr1r-;ra
In t1cl r1Erg y 10 reaEru Etv rrrr essrs
sssssE stzuiE 1ce ba va zizt psrfseE ure-feh-
sEz1-E s1s z-ze--rs 15ezrul-izs ne shaa nFrzzy
have - cuczer1 ara 1r acrsE-- Il rks ssiFsrv-rt
rzrss z1a1r---E t-is .sEn--y-
lwuElE szzzasr t1a4 ssarH Be talzr az crce 4,
1T--e ever re-s1u eu1ar=1 = etizratzu
uG1 11e curETv - -r-r1rle z1errH.r Il n .r-~r,r
81 Tszarss7r ~ Hurss- For tals ru-7use L rs-uls
b a-E-'I-le f-r a. E1EI-iz tearaers 10 r-ser AZ
II sn-iT dIss- cEnCeg the -ernssnrv cflrerv pr-
1sgl 1-- r1su lr-z,---s FIR r.esEi-- q al rke
raL-1ers m lle kl1-uilEz wig sn1nss tg rrsr1r-s.5
tEEE riacs = E,-Elliziz n -tz Ckrlse-as vzra-irr
1 fzEr su1e q ~ fsiL-E tsa-hers VI rirs
t1zIE 11-1lI- ng r1ls n1Hs- u--1I1rraz- e-uas-a.u
Az ~ tilr11-lly Tuu-x
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CUPRENIE COURT o. rIIE -

- waiian ISLANDS. In proh.fr fl-s-- - 49, -
Petition Tor Administration
In the Estate of JACOB BROWN. o. Hunofsla. L.
McCully
, On reading and Cling the Pe.iiion 81 C1rdslIa =.
Brown. of slid HunoElu. ALLEGING iLsf aaId I-r~E
brown Of said Hououlu. died iuissiaff AZ rlsf..,
AassSeissetis United states 81 smsiir1. % a. a.
minisiratiou issae u her and ssr,h Il Br-ur ~ -.
letters ~ tuardi1nskip over Arfhar NJ rrror 80
her '--- - ''sts@
II Is ordered thal Wednesday. the snd day ~ No---
Der, A ID. 1881. 10 A. N - sr l. h-r~lr ---i,-I
Tor hearing said Petition before III saiI I.t -
We Neu5t ltocm OF ihii Court Hnnoiuia a. shirh
l5le auu p-se al persous ceaecrrrd nay appear saf
ue cause ~ any they have, why said refititn .tr5
pyt 9a r5nied aud that ihis ordrr BE- pubiish- m ~
n..su ssrasc Tor three succcssisr urcks IN tts
hAHAnAN HA1ErTE, q lcunpIprr in HnrnIair
Dated Honolulu, H. J., Oc;. ioih- A. ~ fssf
LAWkESCE NcCrLLT.
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MorEs.

VIZ are harry 10 announce that Her hoyal
RieAress the tSircees Reseat has nearly Eecos~
erVS frcsa tke eiectS % her accAaeae
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uhCJIT COURT, THIRD JUDI
- ga D,stfet. Hawaiian I-lanes. IN Prnl.af~
uil. hsllsr q the Esfste Of W. Il. Reed 81 Hia
ne petition q 3. L. Coan. Adminfsfrstrr rrs- a,
.r lH cI tae bstate o. The late " n R~~4 ~ AZ,
aeeeased- having been ficd IN fkis Cu-- ~
nl,eh ne atks 70 have his fnas seeornfs $1,000
aAn pared that ihc property Of aid Esiafe 81 .s.
u sas psf.ons eniltied thcrelo. and thst - b a.
----1N ION l1fthcr rear1nglIifr - arrl 1F-.-l.
..Df, tls iberrfcre ordered that safurs. fi- r+.F
-. ~ q sosen le[A D. ISL 70 o'elock a. TS~
s Honse IN lilo. Hawaii ls ihe time al ,I.~- -
~ Ihr bearing Df sald Petition sr4 80 -,i -.
granted. F'e 49, =. - .le-i- not y
hlle. Hawlll. Oct. s. 1881 80, -@Es
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

Justice u The ssprssss csu-,.
GrFhElIE oouRr oF rIIE nauarI,r

ShPREnE COURT Oh THE frAwarEaT
- i.anuf- N Probate Orer % Notf-c 81 Fsttia-
i21 & Ai.1uages Of Accounts Discharge aaa Final D.
10 he :, matter o. t6e Estate q EDWARD EVERETT
late ~ Honolulu deceaaed -
Al Chamo oeTs. before NJ Jzsfiee Jadd On r@.lrf-~
and Eiins the petition aHd acc01nts. of AIer1ns-r y
SafNflght Administrator, uith The VIII aurrrat ~
nc estate OF Edward Everett ate % HarolrI- Q.rS
nrceaeed wherein be asks % be aorrt a. - - -
eharzes himself with $40 81 aud asa. is1 ~ .---
m-l oe t1afnlneu and approved and fi1t fraf ,r~r
may oe made pf distribution q the property rrr7sr
y lis hands 20 The persons thereto eofIfef ~ I.
stltlify such. - t'--
i, : ordered that Tuesday the fafh day Of xosehr
=. " ica a ~ clock A. y before tie AID Ir.iIrs
a. in ne co1ft iionse. 81 Hoaonls te aad
~ -ame hereby IL appoiafed the time ard r7rrn
lyt nearing said rctifion and arrnurfr 80 49, m
feI.on- interested nay thea and there spprsr "a
sn"N fAl-s ii any They have. Why the sane "a 80
e sIsnitd and may present evidence ~ 10 uks -
70 me SAID properly. Ard that The nrss IA
- - .lnli1n 4nd English lanEuares D. 1n tIIsfrl IL
nc Rhpfpa hn9t9a and HAWAifaE Gafrrfr r@,---
faleis printed and Published 10 Honoigln f1r fk-~-
s1ecfssige weeks presiou % the line fte-esr -
pointed Tor faid hearing y
D-isi a. ~ hoae,sig y T.. October liih. A. b ~
A.. = Fha-Jis JUDD. Justice Of suprrr1s f.-rrt
Altfst: a Rosa Deputy Cierk Snorrrle f..--4 - n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-10-26

RsrNNys tNae ApcAtz.N sAyw tAN, ~ ,bestc,c
tt,n by ~ trss thsre Ass tSya Nlss,ll,eg Il "
sstnaslet that p,siA fisN "a - Ass.lea lsfs.es
ssFv Asrai % AtA $50 ~ fA,sssaat shsit Atssiss
esd alsfifstis the sssltN WheFe the ul,s sSscolry
Naa rVgvnt,N cNNvr,Ni With INVESTS, And WNs gSeOt
ped ~ nearly SAsto pSsl1s, nNstly WsW sttlsis
ReArN an INsg ~ ~ hpnite,i wcana thelv had tsvN
~ rain tVF t~V usynths The uWs hg,Ake VOt az.
cogup,nis>l ~ a hau,s,ne, fWsnlN ~ n0FV tAWn,
shlS ArV alneat wholly aestroys,l N,ApceN a
h0Os.,, hAIn ~ sopplisa AuS ~ Kind AN letL A0N
thaa lao tsmilies AE0 euEus,t ont
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B4nd-
Military
CarrisZs BezfiHz BIS Nsis-tJ.
csziars far saifs.
Psblic ard PriTzie schools
Refaraata-Y setooI.
Hoozlz LahaI As.ociaiioas.
Pirraea-
Bsehanies' Benest Uaion-
Poois Assoeszfisa-
Izprs7ea OrseE of BED Nsa.
Anciezf Order of Posssien.
KaiEais u Jerzsaisa.
Toun= Hsa-. Associaiiou, Psua.i Laitshi-
Tong xsus cArialia A.so-is;isa of Kaanaka7in.
EoslazIos Dssszztes-
Deisszies u The Oshe= I.ianAs.
Lzaez Day saiais
PsssIs q EEa .za waiaa.e-
csIsese Rs4l1eBta
Tz- PabIe.
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Neatly ard eouiortshlc Furnished Rooms. ccntraih
lceased, may be obtained ey apPyiag a. No. GaFdeI
Lane. near Rervtanis Street.
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SrrriaI NaGrts.


pR. FHACuER. noatis,. win se0psn his ofaee In
HonoIuu, November 1t. 1871. CS72l
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ovAoasr " FSSelVli'g uloRsy to Pay teE unpaid
lrttvrs has lnei With gvslNnse fro,a thrse sgnllr
men alrV4dNi Nr, Niekey WhO maie she su1g,sti,g,
that Sums thlng ~ done, has sent ~ 81 ~ AiF A.
n nTAtt 81 81 Mn J, n. farlcy 81 W-Which
snuls ~ ~, % ackn0Wlesigv and ~ add thai w
ey thsse neNns hesn Nhls ~ foFwNrl nuuter II
dthrQUtnt ktteFs In short tine Ne shall hg
able ~ jnlssv hov much pr month delinQuen;
pssiagc Nmounts ~ Ot cOurse, ss one 1T ouI
correspondents rnarks there l. danycr II s,vue
Ftscals taking a.iVentaGe" u VhAi u being Ane,
but such A dspth " meanngSS cannot BE- Vcry euli-
rrai. CaIe y taken % iaform the people TO whom
The letters are forwarded. that they have byen
STAMPED by the fuud. In time this MONEY will, Ia
msny csses, be rvturnsd, that after the hrs cN-
penss there will not be any great amount reQuirSl
10 keep the system ar II viii probably, with very
ht.le assistance. be able 10 run itself.
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Wholesale


9 61 Fal- EI1ri1i - E-aa'a. Esrai5
ar0-a- Eatar1- .1ta a. Etrul-
Han ~. 81 u1I- aaiaI Ia- ElHaal
Asa1l & aiCe- ls-d -sal- EaIasla. E4Euf
= LalE FlE y Irsl- Kan
z. a - f-z-s.t-- Any L-l-s. Nr1a11 o. Cain.
= .lE1llzallll- E11af. y srr11 EnFt
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sra. t1za - 4aGE-
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1907; short i.Si; state bonds dull and
nominal; governments quiet and firm.
sr. LOUIS.
Sr LOUIS, March lj Flour higher;
family 70; choice TO fancy l0G51j.
Wheat opened lower, out improved; No.
2 red falllO. 4na cash; 1885,, April
Corn higher; iOsA cash iO3i q. APRIL.
uls higher 3S',G3ih CASH FAX bid for
AIril
Whisky steady; l00
Pork tlcm; 1875.
Lard higher; 1880 asked,
- Bulk meats strong; shoulders TO-
clear SO.
Bacon lrm; shoulders tx; clear S go
Cotton Oloeed qu Vt; receipts e,55I; shipments
49,; sales 65; stock b2,S0l.
MiulIlug .,......,.......,.. ..........,.,...lO '
Low Ihluu'ihs W
bDOu oIuiudry ..s.........,.., ss.-s........,. 81
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March IL. - Cotton clos
quiet.
Middling. l6a
Sales IA; receipts 1913.
EOREl(iN.
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NJ onday's Proceedings In the Senate
and House.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Special to the Herald
Austin, March l4.-The senate met pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading Of the journal was dispensed
with.
Mr. Patton introduced bill authorizing
the governor TO appoint district attorney
for the fifteenth judicial district
Senate bill No. 70, with house amendments,
was concurred in.
Mr. Terrell reported on senate bills No.
240 and 2l3; also on house bills No. $40 and
All, tavorsbly. He reported adversely on
senate bill No. 2i8, and adversely on u
memorial from Rockwell county, asking a
diminut;on OF the jurisdiction Of county
court.
Mr.. Buchanan, of Wood, reported on
house bill No. ASS favorably.
House bill No. 49, asking that commit
tee on free conference be appointed to act on
the amendments to house bill No. $40, was
taken up and passed under suspension Of
the rules.
The senate then went into executive session
on the appointments of notsries public.
A Joint sesaion for the election of directors
of the Agricultural and Mechanical college
WAS postponed until the 25th.
Mr. Burgess offered resolution suthoriz-
ing the attorney general to institute suit in
cases where no believes land patents were
fraudulent.
House bill No oil passed.
Mr.. Ligh,foot presented petition of
eighty nine ladies IRON Lamar county, for
prohibition.
House bill No. 267, providing for tho pay.
men. of sherlts, passed.
House bill No. 80, was postponed until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Swain introduced bill, prescribing
the manner of establishing county bounda-
ries.
Adjourned until 3p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Henderson offered q resolution, asking
the house to return the joint resolution on the
judiciary. Adopted.
Mr.. Shannon offered a resolution request
ing the governor to dsclaim certain language
published in the Galveston News and re-
fleeing on the Legislature. Tabled.
Senate bill No. 1913, rslatingt to contracting
for carrying convicta, passed.
Senate bill No. 90passed under suspension
of the rules.
The joint resolution, amending the judi
ciary article of the constitution, WAS taken
up, and AS finally amended, passed.
Senate bill No. l26 was taken up aud
passed.
Senate bill No 225 was taken up and nc
ton postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Lane in,roduceds bin diminishing the
civil and criminal jurisdiction of the county
court of Dimmt county.
The senate then adjournel until to-
morrow,
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Tho purll,l hall,

"There was sound of revelry by night
in Moninger's hall, and the queen city Of
Texas "had gathered there, her beauty and
her chivslry." 1t was the occasion lsst
evening of tho grand Purim masquerade
ball. for the benefit of the Y. NJ. II. A. and
tho 0. r. S.. of j. 1t was ono of those
Jewish festivals wherein our Hebrew
;ellow-ci.izens go excel in tho mat.
Tor of resl, genuine gaiety and enjoyment.
And righ. well, too, did they all enjoy this
"Foss, Of Esther Tho la.oncss of the hour
prccudes full particulars or an
adequate description of the beautiful and
tasty dressing of thcss participating. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until midnight, whom
"sl went merry rs marriage bell' to the
supper room on Main street, nearly opposite
the dance room, and where were prepared
yiands of the most enticing order TO the
psste, for over two hundred guests.
Among the characters represented
tho reporter was moro partic-
ularly impressed with tho fol-
lowing The Nurse and Baby, by Mira.
Getz and Mrs. Me,zler; Tho Huntress, by
Mrs. 'Hess and Mrs. Ben Calm; The Jockey,
by Mrs. Emma Gardner Peasant Girls, by
Misses 0ppenhiem; German Peasant Girl,
by Miss Switser; Maud Muller. by Mics
Pauline Irelsou. "Pe,chstonc L'nimcnt," by
Mrs. Hannah Levi, Mrs. Livingstone and
Mrs. Schwartz; Bohiemsn Girl, by Mrs.
0pponheim;Evenipg Sttrby Miss Williams;
Pahsy Girl, by Mis' Minnie Friend;
Indian Girl, by Miss Rosa Rosenlbsl;
a Queen, by Miss Esenlohr,
Flower Girl. by Miss rhroope;
Gypse Fortune Teller by Bertha Levy; Old
Woman in Her Shoe, by Mrs. Fvchenbeok
Mrs. A, Calm, Mrs. Il. NJ. Calm, Mrs. Her
man, Mrs. Levy and Miss Lula Herman;
Music. by Mrs. Throope; Chsmbermaid, by
Miss j. Moses; Tamborine Girl, by Miss Il.
Moses: Queen of Roses, by Mira. Leon kshr
Peasant Girl. by Miss p. Rlscnaeld; Trum'
pe,ess. by Mrs. B. Mover; Fruit Vender. by
Miss Jude Hurst; Dsrkey Woman, BY Mrs.
Mencxcr; Negro Woman, by Misses judo
Hurst and Bertha Fank; Peasant Girl, by
Mira. Fricdlau'er There were others that
tho reporter failed TO secure.
There were also characters representing
Scotch, italian, French and German pccu-
liarities.
Among those represented BY tho gentle.
men, tho Lone Fisherman; the
Pawnbroker; tho \. Y. 4. bandi
Mrs. Duprec, tho Female Walkers; the
Monk; Tho Soldier Boy; Folly; British Grcn'
adler; The Huzsss, and a variety OF others
To these also must be added a largo number
Of ladies and gentlemen In dominoes. and
olhors In citizens attire. As tho town
clock ,olled the midnight hour
various couples formed the PROCESSION, and
proceeded ,o'the supper room., Taken all II
all. for good dresses, thorough di,guises and
plesssn, series Of dances, the Purin
bail will long be remembered by those who
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Durham, March ia correspondent a
Mount Prospect telegrsphs that he has had
Ga interview with Joubert. The latter ssid
he would agree that the Eoglsh flag nigh,
b. hoisted once a year, snd sn Englsh resi-,
dent officer DO placed with the trsnsvsal
government to legislste on all native ques-
tlons, and al land and frontier questions 10
be referred to tho colonial government. The
Beers would also agree to a confederation il
II was desired BY other south African colonies
j oubert said he would consider no terms
which included annexation, but he thought y
settlement might be effected by the annexa-
ton of portion OF the transvsa. this side OF
the Vaa river and giving the Beers repub-
lie on the other side. The British would bc
iniemntied torwar expenses by this additional
territory.
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nil, Passed by tho 18th Legislature

Senate bill No. |. An act making an sp-
preparation for the mileage aud por diem pay
of the members, and yer diem pay of the
officers and employees of the seventeenth
legislature. Approved Jan. Il, 1881.
Senate bill No. Q. An act making IN
appropriation to deirav tho contingent eI-
ponses of the seventeenth legislature. APP.
proved Jan. 81, 1881.
House bill No. II. IN act 10 amend arti.
ole ass of the code of criminal procedure,
proyidiny for tho transfer Of indictments
from the district courts 10 courts having
Jurisdiction thereof. Approved Feb ., 1881.
House bill No. -. An act 10 extend tho
time within which all persons Whose lands
have boon sold for taxes and bought in by
the s'stc, may redoom the same. Approved
Feb. o. 1881.
Senate bill No, 4. An &C. 70 repeal article
45l, chapter o, title IL, of AN act to adop,
and establish the revised civil statutes OF the
state Of Texas. Approved Feb. ., 1881.
House bill No. AZ. An act TO smcnd sec.
ton of An act to TO diminish tho civil and
and criminal Jurisdiction Of the county court
of certain counties In this state, and conform
tho jurisdiction OF the district courts of said
counties to such change. Approved Febru-
AIRY 0, 1881.
Senate bill No. 60. An act to .amend On
act to create commission of arbitration
and award and define the powers and duties
thereof, and to make appropriations to pay
tho salaries Of tho judges thereof Approved
February 0, 1881.
Senate bill No. 40. An act. TO amend
article 1889, chapter IL, title % OF the revis'
cd civil statutes. Approved February 10,
1881.
House bill No. lT2. An act authorizing
the county commissioner court Of tho SOW
eral counties of thia state to Issue bonds FOL
the erection of court houses, and TO levy
isx to pay for the Same. Approved Febru-
AIRY III, 1881.
Senate bill No. 49,, An act TO amend srll'
clio 1872. tito 10 of tho revised civil statutes
of tho state Of Texas, passed by the SIX
tecnth legislature. Approved Feb. III, 1881
House bill No. 2s6. Al act 10 make al
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were fortunate enough to be present. There
Will be an elegant lunch set to-day at the
place where the supper was had, at noon
and fair fscs, nimble fingers and sweet
voices will beguile the senses, aud appetite
to the palste'ial root of the eager mouth,
and al are invited to bs present
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A form of Specifications and contract for
lighting the street lamps was approved yes
terday by tho gas commission Bids will be
opened on March 80. Applications 70 90 al.
lowed to erect lsmps in the streets we're
received from tho United States, the Edison
and the Brush electric light compsuies.
They were referred 10 the corporation
counsel.
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Antonio Lopez dc Santa Anna, late presi-
dent of Mexico, while sojourning here is 1864
left Diamonds valued at $50 900 in the vaults
of the New York safe deposit! company. He
returned to Mexico and died AT Vera Cruz
June 20. 1876, leaving tho properly in this
city. Recentlya number of his creditors
made application to the surrogate to have
the public administrator appointed admins.
traitor in their interest. Surrogate Calvin
yesterday granted the application.
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We believe

That If everyone would use Hop Bitters
freely, there would be much less sickness and
misery In tho world; and people aye fast find
ing this out. whole families kgepiug well 1T 4
trfing cost by It's use. Va advise ell to try
it.--U. Il a. Rochester, N Y,
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HOUSE.


The house mot in regulsr order.
Mr. Kings resolution, inviting Hon. joan
III. Reagan TO seat in tho mouse, vas
adopted.
Mr.. Gray's resolution, to put of the cleo
ton of directors of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college till the 25tn inst, Was
adopted.
Mr.. Mari presented petition of citizens
of Wilson county asking for diminulion
of the jurisdiction of county court.
After consuming an hour on the deiicien'
CIV bill in committee of the whole and max
ing some amendments, the committee arose
and reported progress. The house post.
poned further action until $40 tomorrow
morning and the house then adjourned till
8 o'clock in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Fsulk's resolution, restricting legisla-
ton to certain bills, was taken up and lost.
The clerk read communication from
Senators Maxey and Coke, acknowledging
the receipt of Mr.. Plumley's Jewish civil
rights resolution, and saying toat they were
laid over until tho next session.
The joint resolution to pay two thousand
dollars TO the company OF men at III Paso.
raised by order of Ex-Governor Hubbard,
was defeated.
The report ofthe committee on the joint
resolution sympathizing with the Irish, was
engrossed.
The Joint resolution authorizing each
county to inves! in school tunds,was lost
Mr.. Kendall oifered resolution that a. q
telegram had Just been received announcing
the death of Hon. S. A. Ven,ers, of Denton
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For sale by all drugglsts.
$50 Es sSN 4 aeD!

Stolen from .ha Undersigned bmllcs east of
Lancaster, Dallas county, Texas, IN the 9Th
OF March, lssl, one Light BAY MARE, 4
y,ars.old, 10 hands high; 4 II dimly branded
on left shouler; right nj nd ankle u little swol-
len. Also. on. LIGHT MOUSE COLORED
MARE MULE, heavy built and In good order;
shout Az, hands high; l2 years old small
knot on left jaw; no brands.
Fifty Dollars reward will bs paid for tho
delivery Il these animals AT the residence Of
March IA, 1881 CHARLES BRADY.