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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY sPECIALTIEs.

ELEGANT HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES.
ATOM PERRY,
Successor to Perry L Brother),
HAS NOW OPEN A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF IMPORTED FANCY GOODS, INCLUDING
MANY NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
THE HANDKERCHIEE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN
REPLETE WITH MOST ATTRACI 1--WE STOCK
OF PURE SILK AND ALL-LINEN PLAIN AND
FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS.
SILK PLUSH AND RUSSIA LEATHER NOVEL
TIDES. TABLE SCARFS. PIN CUSHIONS,
PLUSH PILLOWS RUSSIA LEATHER TOILEf
SEIS AND WORK BASKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SEAL PLUSH, BROCADED VEL
H VET AND AND sIC1LIENNE WRAPS. JACKETS AND
vide II BLACK AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE
PURE SILK OTTOMANS IN BLACK AND ALL
COLORS from 81. rs to 81. so.
BLACK SILKS (BEsT MAKES). from 75c. to s. so.
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVENING
IL DARK Room FOR DISPLAYING EVENING GOODS
II CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
PRICES.
SEAroN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th strait.
Established 1S4O Dc
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DEAD THIS,

We are overstocked at Fur Factory In Baltimore
and determined to SELL We have therefore placed
at our store. 436 18th street large number Of Sea-
Skin Sacques and Fur Lined Wraps at greatly reduced
thereby giving the public the advantage Of reductor
before the Holidays, which is usually made after
Cali early to have first choice.
We quote few Prices:
Handsome sacque 800; reduced from $40.
Beautiful Seal sacque. Sis; reduced from $3.50.
Masn fcient Seal sacque. $40; reduced from sl75
Magnificent Seal sacque, $50; reduced from s1s5.
Seal sacques at s175. sold everywhere for s225.
Fur Lined Circular. $40; reduced from SIS.
A Fur-Lined Circular. s22 so; reduced from $2s
Fur Lined Circular. s25 reduced from $50.
Fur-Lined Circular. $40; reduced from SIS.
Fur Lined Circular. So reduced from $685.
AL our Fur Sets Goseh paH capes Trimming &c.
80 sff' ~
T. d3 s..
SiGMUND &n(4oLpMANt 5. on
> s,sGo Nv Tof.-s 4 u 10,
III 10 1sttsu & 10 il 49,
~ Z $50 18th street northwest.
Branch: sIaMUND's BALTIMORE FUR FACTORY
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IIAWLEY co. THIS DAY OFFER AT THEIR
I'LL STALL. No. 487 CENTER MARKET
West end Of B-streef Market
A CHOICE LOT OF NEW x9RK STATE BUTTE

New York State Fancy Creamery Butter. 20, (En06o
Creamery New You Sate Fancy Dairy Butter. eecl
site Factory Chsese isc2 GgI crssM
We make z specaaU o. sELEC NJ ID rANOx nOL-
fhe dairies maxi them. Storage depot corner l4tA
and streets 20 khWeUt Oa1-SW
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The MISUNDERSTANDING Sheets.

In order 20 met the dem tnds upon It's adver-
Using space, THE STAR VIII be issued in double
sheet form nearly every day during the holiday
season Tae latter has begun early, and those
who intend to make purchases viii save time and
money by consulting the holiday columns.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
T ANSBURGH & BROTHER.
400, 40 and iaa 9TH street.
THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW
YORK.
EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT on Thu
PREMISES.
OTIS FINEST ELEVATOR TO EVERY FLOOR.
THE GRANDEST SUCCESSOR THE CAPITAL
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS.
LARGEST LOT OF
ANTOINE, GUINET & Gle. OF LYONS,
FRANCE,
BLACK SILKS,
Ever offered in Washington, from the late Auction
Sales of their American Agents in New York.
Purchasing as we did. at least One Hundred Pieces.
able TO the of the sale and win
ofe them at Is cent less than they have been
sold for.
Remember Guinet's Back silk at soc. 81 NIo.
81 25 81 80. 81 80 81 CO. 81 IS. $780, 81 S. Is g. as
and -. 80.
BoNNET'S. BELLOWS,
And other celebrated makes Black Silks at all prices
We have Just added $50 pieces of Black silk 10 our
already complete stock intended silk purchasers VIII
have an opportunity to select from every grade made
All are of that Soft Gros Grain Satin finish desira.
ble, and we assure buyers. which an examination
Will confirm that this lot OF Silks lie b, far
THE CHEAPEST
In price for quality offered by any house for years.
CLOAKS,
DOLMANS,
CIRCULARS.
Satin aud Fur lined in endless variety.
Russian Cloth Circulars.
English Walking Jackets
OF our manufacture
Chdren's and Misses CoaKs and Hayelocks from to
to sixteen years. all reduced ID price.
PREPARE IN PEACE FOR WAR.
We shall wait until after tie holidays 10 make oue
usual
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS,
But have already reduced every garment to assures
speedy SALE shall not carry single one 10 next
year. If a price will sell tn m.
Call on us and convince yourselves that we not only
have the Largest and Lghtest Show Rooms second
moor accessible by elevator but also upwards Of
To select FROM
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S p e C I A L /.

FIFTY DOZEN LADIES' CLEAR LAWN DICE
EEMSTITCHED HANDKERCTIIEFS. at one-thiri OH
e regular price, comprising assortment of beauti-
fu sty les. at 50c &c, 75c &c. 81 81 as and 81 so
are really worth 75c. Sc. ST. 81. H. ST. SO and S.
FANCY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS in
spen6ia assortment of styles. at $50, SIC. 50c
&c, 69c., 75c.. 81 to 50 each. de
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GREAT REDUCTIONS.
IMMENSE BARGAINS
FROM NOW UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDaYS

Burt's fine Button and Lace hoes. narrow and broad
toe, reduced from IS TO IA ~
Bnrt's boys button and lace Shoes from "a TO SO.
, Rememl err these prices only from this date until
the holiday season. ~ ~ ~
Mems fine Calf Caters only $3.50
Mems fine Dress CATERS only -
Mems fine Lace Shoes only 81 60
Mems Boots of every descrI from 90
BOYS Shoes Of all kinds.
LADIES' fine Kid Button Shoes, worked button holea
from 81 so to "a. @
Misses solid button Shoes only 81.
Chrdren's from co cents up.
House SLIPPERS only 10 cents.
hese goods are sold at great sacrifice. Our stock
BENZ too large. must he reduced call will convince
you riat We mean business and sell goods we adysr
tise them
Remember name and number.
SlNSHEIMER & BROS,
sos 7th street, between III andL
n2s And 1851 nj street. West Washington.
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BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
908 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND NORTHWEST,
Would respectfully invite attention selections OF
HANDSOME NEW GOODS. which are offered at re-
markedly low prices.
Gerster Cloth. all colors. 25c.. Teri. Gotta Bron.A
Electric, Green, &C.
Beautiful Paids. Silk ana Wool Csc. formerly 5Oc
Figured Dress Goods that retailed at 90 only Ike
Chuddah Cloth l5c.. great bargain.
Splendid Cashmeres, In black and cours, 35c.
Fine wool Cashmeres. 80, 62x. 75c. and 81
Novelties in Dress Goods, Pushes and Velvets.
Green 81 Cloth, choice quality, 81, Is.
Silks and Satins, Brocadae, Be-
The New Shades in Ladies' Cloaking Cloth.
UNDEhWEAR for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDRE
We particularly recommend those suffering from
rheumatism to buy our prepared Led Flannel Under
wear 81 70 70 81 90 EACH or we sell pure incidentally
Flannel at 50c Per yard equal 30 goods usual
Coreets. So. 90. Csc. 81, 81. Is and up
Hosiery. Gloves and Handkerchiefs.
Rave just received lots of Linen Handkerchief
snghty imperfect, at less than half prices. Call and
see them before they are all sold out
full stock OF Do;aestlcs. Table Linen and Towels.
blankets, Flannels. Cassimeres and Housekeeping
Goods.
Last but not least, Misses Wooden Hose in si00
from 5 to 81. 25c. par.
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
n3-1y 0O8 9TH street northwest
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PRODUCTIONS IN WINTER WRAPS.

REDUCTIONS IN WINTER WRAPS.
DUCE THE PRICES OF WINTER WRAPS AFTER
IHt HOLIDAYS, BUT OWING TO THE FACT THAT
WE HAVE HAD VERY LARGE STOCK AND THE
WEATHER IN THE EARLY PART OF THE SEA
son HAVING BEEN SO WARM THAT 1T RE-
TARDED THE SALES, WE HAVE CONCLUDED To
REDUCE Prices AT ONCE, AND GIVE THE PUB
Lie THE ADVANTAGE OF SUCH REDUCTIONS
WHICH We ARE POSITIVE WILL RESULT To
OUR MUTUAL PROFIT.
IMPORTED JACKETS. ENTIRELY NEW. AT
REDUCED PRICES.
SILK WRAPS: SILK LINED CIRCULARS
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, &c.
w. NJ SHUSTER L SONS.
9lo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
SILKS, VELYETS, PLUSHES AND SATINS
EVENING SHADES IN FINE DRESS GOODS.
OTTOMAN SILKS, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
LARGE STOCK OF COLORED VELvETS.
SEAL SKIN PLUSH, IN GREAT VARIETY,
PLUSH. IN EVENING SHADES
CASHMERES IN EVENING SHADES,
SuRAH, IN BEAUTIFUL TINTS
RICH BROCADES; CANTON AND JAPAN CREPE
IN PINK. BLUE AND CREAM
FULL STOCK OF CHOICE WOOL DRESS GOODS
MUFFS AND FUR CAPES, IN GREAT VA
RIETY.
w. M. SHusrER 4 Sons.
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H0O ALL ARE INVITED 1nn
w TO EXAMINE OUR (UJ
DAILY OPENING OF NOVELTIES IN CERAMICs
SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
flcce pieces of FLEMISH BLUE BOHEMIAN
=! Ii.ACE, SWISS POTTERY and q 1eneral line ~
.i-rfsE WARS of lewes. designs.
rf&I PLATED WARE, in Baskets Butfera pichlo
cesters Berry Dishes. Knives FORKS and Spoons.
''LOw PRICES. BEST GOuDs.~
GIFT CUPS AND SAUCERS in large variety.
WLAARTH 4 EDMONsTON.
mo 20 MARKET SPACE
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EIOR CHRISTMAS PRESENT
IL BUY
"A SEWING MACHINE FROM McKENNEYS.
Will gladden. the hearts and tighten the tolls Of the
loved ones at home We sell all kinds and rent, 427
Sth street, DIS
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SIGMUND .&J1GoLpMANt

Branch: SIGMUND's BALTIMORE FUR FACTORY
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

Last evening NJ III Johzso1, the celebrated
IeEzFsrzzcs Lecsz-sr q Brooklyn. n T. dsliE-
cred rs srzs lcctzrs ~ Port Street Chzrch- His
the11s Eas, What theF Drink and ho= they make
r. be rztozu1ed the aliieuce with his Euu1er-
E1l1c beFgraces- be i AZ eloq1eut spsaksr. and
coa1mznded the attenti1u u his aziiezce fox
zboEt one ho1r and half The ekzrrh zzs fail
r0tFittstzndI-r I Eas the dosing night q the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

Last night, the Loan E1hibition closed The
tauf vzs IL attendance II to f8ru-s. EiHd and
--rine. Mr.. Msh5eu q the Tourists also r1l-
rntaarsd his services 10 add 10 the evening s
sn--sez.eut- Eeplayed -Oid Folks a. Hone and
II be Las Else q Szmm-r- % the delight e TIE
cadence. Tozar5s the hour for closlnC- Mr.
Dola aun1uncad that the drawing for the cakes
had taken piacs and that the f0rtg1ste recipients
uers. Qzse1 Emma the largest CAKE and Mrs p
C. Jones Tr the smaller ore
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17
The Tozrists-

IEs l-Vz-- q tbs -i--E praised c1uFa-y has
5esc .1osst forward 90 E-1E anxiety for some
Ee-E past . t. --1-rs--I--- puzzle hey
arrived CE LE--z-aE -ssz- and Cd >lezrilv tEeF
arpsarfsi for til 1r-1 time Oh the boards u oar
N1sc hs-- N1luI----l--l-- tie counter lrtrL--
ilCn 1- CE-rdsLs l-[E-z tie seats ue-s al
secured before midday cr Sas-rLIv. Long before
el-et Q ci1rs ne theatre vas E-srlIIv c-z-zz-z5-
Nr-l The Ez-Ep-lru ut tzE U-lsv b-rs r. the
-s-ery n sl-l=-ce Ess exceptionally attentive
and apErs1la-lvs- b. Reputation which preceded
- trl-pe uHs t-llg Initiated bv tEz perform
arce q -E-ic.-- q Ss--rs-v -5Lt LEa=z ~
usut b SO t1e -tS-gzt Ez-a14 were s--v -zzz-li-
ed 3 tie manner i- EEf-E DE- Ei-si ts III d a
1-talr -raHr. H1s -err1-e-lE-Il- 1f fHa'arr EHfH
Eas srrru-z-E -u,-1- more especially tie re1izrl1--
= -lhEE YOGI remember me- Mr.. Gilbert
>sru1T scri1- Ess "a Tezy ll-l specimen cf rzr-
les-ue- u tte-E l. one u.---- more than aE1rEzr
10 NE1cE be excel Led. d uas AZ NrHs5r- Esrr-nHr-
tie traps-s 7srt1--er- Dir. Clover made r1l1cs-
Ir- sod ar1-lc I .H1 Ia.T1 = Ha.a- Air = AIRY
Nsh1eE &C the c1ruHt- CD o. appreciated i1 his
wuccsrfZl --a1lru-1t1l1 u the instruments u-usr
b hsa-i He vas .1CEly s1-u-sd. o. uEich b.
rErlzs- p sweet rs-1-5-r- -t -LLl lZ-- Rose u
>lr--zr A. az-ll-l-- l1l-at-lz-El STYLED --E10l-
f-E a H-sllrl fl-lIE5d- ID -ElcL Miss Marie
bCrt1r ustE lEr f..af b El11l-l-- his lady
nav vel b called a Tourist al her rerz-atlI1
A. =1Trzzc has sp-sz1 over Australia I-5la-
Il1lz- traE ard tEe -f1e- >-a-Cs- Fer E-tlrE-
lzfl1u q perfect. and by Fu-s Is ,zeetIv uzscaL
TEns LADY a-st sang -Elczzt n the Cradle u tLz
Deep AMI lEtaT e Ulsr r1gIfs-lus suc1ra she
trss1s1 rIz u--lsrec % tlzt most pathetic arr
Cal ne back a-aI1 Mr. GLgvlrs EasEs and
faces arE uertccr ul-l1r. M TIE least rarIt1r-
i11s part - uE1cE b. the f-lrv1l1 -artIzrla- 1t1
z-=zTs taszs rlz1-s c-is- sort II =ay- Nr-
Me1-zr MADE sacll- appearance He delighted
IT, a1-leucg E--le e. 1cc1TI1i til stage uI-l the
sweetest gt mask rrl.i1ee1 fr1- Crvs-aI -lzssss.
and 1-Es1G-lg r-t I-I1z-ca Cd a peculiar l-sz---
rlelf styled "A ATllrEllE- ILrE D. t-Ea- IN s-g-r
f1r sl L17ers q ulsl- A. LIZ 1s Er. M5Eizl and
Mss Mare Barton reu-zIL b. this CITY The pr
furr-a-cH cfl-cl-l5ad @Itl q =1arkI--- fLrca en-
ttlst - = l--su e vlry f=z Earas-- Mr. GiIle-r
>LrulF as Me- IsraI IHfa che Ear1t-e g
the pIecE for time lrtlt III Perm FarH.i tzrna5
rhe tables ca Elss-lg -lcllls sEallss and 1r1---t
matters % crl=ls- HE rsz-1-1z--f cl1-ai 1lsa1-
D cal--s. and the lzr-g audience -atI-uc l--Iv
ieii-Eted =l-h this high cIass --rtal-nl1z-- O-
ACCtar tEeg rlsTed E1 1-lrE ctaEEE 1f Frl-
E-zu-1s before v-il-1Lied Ll-sl. l1-rr1-r1E
sEezln- they El-l Tres-u- a bzrilsg-a ll Z. d. :.
PE-a4
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LsanErhibifion.

rhhs has been slat 1rel 1- liz seek ana has
had a very fzu sttel5zzee each c7eui--- Ihe
crrnnittee 20 an1user-E1ts havl rr1vided some
enrsrtzilueutz f1r each uiEEt "a IzE-.-lv ard
lEErsCaF evenings pete 70 lls-rlrl--t ls-s
eisru1rssc rery pleasing rl1sic lt q o be 11Eed
TIE puhlie may s1o- hear then lzzu- Among
ottef eutertailr1.u-s cEer1d have been s1l-s d
Mr. Joan Patty. whicL are ever pgpEl1r- tie ian
c-1iL b. our E1u1lElz c1rrs- dzetts ard slngs By
Esila,-s 51-aiez-s a ser1 pretty t'-l-esl1 rsEzt-
rlnu u tEa vel kug=u plcturE In the possession
u Queen EE---a- rladluzs- elc-
h refresl1lGur department has beEl Els1
ahlv cul1Ectal- his scctiuu has hezu r-1=t
material asEs1a1ce o. TIE -gEeral succes= u the
-1certakI-C. A 111r llEch has bee- served every
cay . - or % gll=ts- ans cake and l1acreaE-
dzr-- the evening. The I'LL q fara far the
lz1c1 has been TarlEd ard of tie mes c1cElzrt
quality 4 hll-e-c1okli food II has beer 70
snail lshur ter these LADIES' uh1 arr ugt szpr1ssd
% - zhia e. keep a h1tEl q - Eta1aEe
rssialra1t . cary u the w1rE assz-1e1 thu
1reat crl-1t . c. IL z1er-tIc Eea1 q The en-
nzir1ee md hEr sfcieut assistants that they hzvg
n1zEzcec j. - szc1eszf1llV- III Ebcr Ia beeu
Eearler o. the cuuUI-rae hecauza they Eg-E
cbii-ed % =1licit fruu families tha s1pr5zs far
the tzble instead q buviug and rarizl thazz rrs-
pared b a pad and eIpeueucEr COX L has
re.qzzred sod deal < planning and thgzzzt .
wurE - II arms IszEtE- LzcE q the actual
Eurk q tie di-izc-roon E.ls been d1za b tie
cEz Mites on hzzlzs- he eEseIislt food =arEed
spsaks sell for the practical E11se- EIfery q the
Eurneu q Enrl15zlu and thc szz1ses q TIE =i1is
rsstz1-zzr i erszt c-sir - tie ezszi1Ee ability
q the Refrsshuerf Cor-niftsa- Ia llues q
Ms r. G. Iores. Mrs. J. q. Garter and Mrs
kctert Legsrs c1zervs especial zle1tlo- t1r tleir
u1trllE eEor-s b make The rgfresLrue1t depart
uE1t zzcrEasfui
The bornie- Httla waitress u1ss not Be
omitted; uzryz briEkf h-tie faos -eEf L0ule
tzree e. n1Gr& VITA ~ sxertisls II =ervln- the
rlntE az eEler lElE1 o. in the ereuir-- The
fs1rrst and best pan q Holol1lz t1rred % Eith
III - ~ AID asst L. b1iIsine tie lbrszy and
ul1er z1cn good zispleEs car theru b. am d11ts
e - s1rceEE- Ike recGfuts klse zr11unted b
- 90 Il u1tcE t1srl vi p-1bzhiy - SD
tx aE1EussA
Ann Loan EEkiaiti1u may be Regarded az q zeal
s-1rei and IL rEllect1zs hrs fae aatizsl that
t-slf sa1Ezs haze hes1 - ~lI apFrsclztsd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

SecOaa reasinS q an Act 70 abolish reaalins
hcacSes.
Dr.. ,. Not. Ss,iih moved that this bill pas &c
ergrcsSznsnt. he explained fully the natnre q
TIE exrsti1a, hcerseS, one tcr eskes ard one tu'
to-eiCn CoodS he FORMER WAS taken CAT excin'
s1vely BY ChineSe. Thsrc spSeared 10 be not orie
Hawaiian 50 poor as 70 Want % pebble eakes-
Sl,ce the ist q April these hs3 bcen quite rash
tcr tkese hcsEsSes. They coala not make hyinc
cat q the bcSiaess iegitnaately. theSe r<ctdiers
vere gc.ty q crimes than selling opium 81
kquor, The gccd Of the country deserves The
Abolition q this law. II both laws are not re-
reale1 the Chinese VIII give up one and take out
The otksr
Mr.. NakalskA u9ve1 that the bill be indefinitely
postpcneG
Nj Kslrs raovea that il be referred 10 the ia
dietary Ccusraittee. Carried
The Hcuse zdicgrne3 AZ liSo q. u,.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Wednesday and Thursdays proceedings Of n
VII be found on the irst page.
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PErIrI0ys
From Nlkawa1. that the salaries NJ Ministers
be rsducgd 90 $1,000 for the tz0 years. Referred
TO Committee Of Judiciary.
From Mll1zll that 500 b appropriated fer
a wharf az klEuakAkIl- Referred % Committee
on Public Lands and Internal Improvement.
From Hama that English boarding schools bs
established II each TAXATION district throughout
the kiuci0u- Referred to Committee on Educa-
REs1LrTI1Ss.
Mr. El-Ii. from Waiusl. Kauai. read Tor the
FRS time an Act % amend Section l, Chapter -
q the Penal Code This bill relates 20 rewards 70
Nj. Sfk55k5o rad fas the first time an Act to
amend Section 1. Chapter =, Session Laws OF
1875
Mr.. 1Iah1s read for the first time an Act to
amend Section 1914 3. Of the Session Laws Of $50
rsIs-i1- % the p-actcs Of IaEs also Section 1914
C. Session Laws Of ISIS Also 70 repeal Section
1913 u the CIv-l Code.
NJ. EauaEsIs read f5r the first time an Act to
rg2e4l Section l. CHAPTER 3 Of the Session Laws
NJ. Nyz4tf moved that $500 be appropriated
for assisting the HiL1 Boarding School for tEo
ensuing years Referred to Committee on Educa-
NJ. EaaLzk11 gave notice Of AZ ACT to amend
Section . Chapter Of Session Laws Of $50
relating ID jurisdiction Of Police Courts IN cases
u 1E-r-vlted EsS,i1lts-
NJ Ga-lnsr moved that S50OO b inserted in
the Appropriation BIZ for bridges over streams AZ
NahIEu. HEu4sai and ksauas IN the district Of
Hama
OE1EE or EHE DAT-
Seeuud reading Of a bill 70 abolish peddIing
Licenses. Consideration postponed.
Secuud reading q an Act 70 amend Section ~,
1f the Civil Cod. relating % taxation. road super
vi=iz- and e,iacati0a IN the several districts
throughout the Kingdom
Mr. WIdauaun moved that this bill Dc referred
b the same COMMITTEES Of nine as the bill relating
b. elections Carried
Tie H1zzs adi11ruzd az II A. Il
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CEmsnau named Ahsua zas charged hefors
the P0l5ce Mazistrate On the Isth April for ziling
suirituu1s liquor zithaut a license al WaIal1a,
Gala IN March last he has been renamed
ever and over again. until SATURDAY last Ehel b.
uas fuzliy 6lschzrzsd- Mr. Dayton for the pruse-
c-tlon- stating that after hsz-Iu- the =IrEessss
esiieuce. e vas satisied that he oDuld not GET
a c1uvirti1u. and be had ID hope Of strengthens
- case ~ further inve=ti-ati1l-
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LOOK ezt for an arrival q PrUssian laIdzehr-
II Is currently reportei that The present military
1rzzuizztI1n Il tie Hawaiian Islands. Ehich By
tie zaF l. as perfect- n KID. cDzld be
wished i On be farther strengthened By the add
tiDn u z1ue Pruzs5an volunteers Who EIl be
skilled Il erecting forts. training hssTy artillery
aud otkar military details Ehich shall need
Eheu ze - % zar -ith the United States OF s0ue
Of tie gTsat EzrupsE1 puSers, If thsT dlry 70
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The legislators uf cur Community are bright. 3.
-sciaLy r they have been abroad 10 Sharpen thsIr
wits A Earned member q or national u11zcils
played II rather Low down a member q the eZ-
scz-IVE last Sturdy. at the ladies' Lunch Rooms
Re r-t FlEr- gu11u- lses N fact INTO the CIV
eminent s button hois, saying that Il Eas spprD-
PIRATE. there zere plenty q ieaks IN Hawaiian A.
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