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A Family Poisoned.

Yesterday morning shortly after mdnigh,
DR.. Hump was summoned 10 the Island ia
attend a peculiarly distressing case of sick,
ness, or rather number OF cases, in the
family OF Mr.. George Shelhase, the grocer.
He found Mr.. Shelhase. bis wife and six chill.
dren, his inother-in-law and lady visitor a
Miss. Brown, from Pittsburgh, all suffering
With the most violent symptoms of poisoning.
The Doctor devoted himself to alternating
the sickness, and checking the vomiting,
which was present in all the cases. until after
daylight, when he left the family oil weak,
but out OF serious danger.
The party had all eaten heartily OF straw.
berries the night before. md it Is believed,
from the symptoms, that these had in some
way been poisoned with Paris green. The
Doctor returned TO the house yesterday and
found the patients all doing well, though
still quito Frustrated from the effects of the
poison and the necessary medicines nd.
ministered, .ssg.r,. = .;5s7gfs, =. -,
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Letters OF tho Husband to His wife mn,
Her Ilr0ther--Fcars for HI. Child

Letters OF tho Husband to His wife md
Her Hrothcr--fcars for His Child,
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The following
are extracts from number OF rather re,
markable letters written recently BY Mr.
George scoville to his wife and to John W.
Guiteau. siI =;
The first is from letter Of Mr.. Scoyille
to his wife, dated Wellington, March "a
1882" - -
l agree with him perfectly in the opinion
that you had better keep still for his in.
terest, ind know you will best serve your
own and that OF your husband and chill.
dren by so doing Even il you were pre.
pared to cast aside the love and well being
Of your own family for such an abortion Of
humanity the time has not come vet
Every move you make before the court
passes on the question Of new trial will
90 harm. II not the only reason will be
that people will excuse and pity You on
the ground that you are US crazy as this
deprared wretch. You are will.
ing to cast from you the love Of your
children, the affection Of your husband, Is
walk alone the dreary way. Of Old age r,,'i and |,
die neglected, it may be in a poor house.
for what, to nurse cold, tfcelinglcssss; yiper3
who could not return a single emotion 3;
ithankinlness. II you go of On that tai,Dc,i !
yongo to end your days inStho 5h6psIesHsss
cherries prison Of q lundtic assv INN ts,SiE,
my words for that! s,sSss q tfSyou fers5S !
the papers you oughttot ret some 4 idGafoJt
the popular feeling, 1t sas. bitter Ms Sye ~
against Guitean. II you rs of: IN i III;
manner shall come; to feel that Ia ;W,oS iss
done to me and my fainiIysbyltbe w,o SrS
can s only be expia,ed Exchanging bin'ssn,
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REILLY RESIGNS.
Assistant Postmaster Mac Reilly 10
.a.F Ipnya yHhcoIIur

leave NHccltnE.
Assistant Postmaster Reilly yesterday ten.
dered 10 Postmaster Sterling his resignation
OF the position Of Assistant Postmaster,
which be has filled so acceptably for more
than year aud half. and to which he rose
rapidly through several subordinate positions.
In resigning he expressed his grateful appre.
CATION for the consideration and kindness
shown him by Col. Sterling, md the appre-
citation OF his services manifested by raising
him to the highest position in the Office un,
der him Mt so early period Of his connection
with the service. p. -
While sincerely rcgrettins to part with Mr..
REILLY, Col. Sterling will accept the resigna-
ton, rs he is informed that he intends 10
leave Wheeling to accept responsible and
lucrative position recently rendered
him in the Philadelphia and lie.
high Coal Company, Mt Harrisburg, one OF
the largest coal concerns in the country or
world. HT I'D
MIR. Rcillys place will be hard indeed to
fiji. During his incumbency in the position
be has been an invaluable assistant 10 Post.
master Sterling, faithful and industrious ali
the time, and intelligent and eflicien. in the
discharge OF lis duties. The business pub.
lie, who came in contact with him in the
discharge Of his official duties, will miss his
courteous and prompt attention, and Join
with us In the expression OF regret ut losing
him from the community, regret which Is
only lessened by the thought that onr loss is
his rlin ~ F.-s-e - 49, ISIS III .-E.-7
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ROTEf. ARRIVALS.


Tho acknowledgements Singing ~
ciety will give our citizens good oppGlr.,'
nifty TO celebrate the glorious Fourth u |,
manner. The new Fair "T0uaSii
have been secured for that occasion, ~.
everything will be done to present ~ o ~ II
able entertainment. Speeches gems O.
kinds, good concert and GanciiE inu' ~.
the Opera Home Orchestra, balloon, 80 !,
sions, h Refreshments OF all kinds VII q y
hand. Good order will be malil'a'n'''
Every body will he welcome.
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FOURTH OrJUI.f COLLABORATION
And Picnic OF the Observation-Disclosures
q ch0r Singing society NJ the Nc. Fair

sVOuuus.
{ Commencing al 10 O'Clock a.. Y.
Reception ot the speakers BY tie cca''
mittee.
Speaking in English and German.
Music-popular gems, aud dancing.
Balloon ascension.
Climbing pole for prizes.
Walking 4 wnverins pole for prizes
Throwing balls. etc, etc.
Concert and dancing music By the Gee
DRAFTED Opera House Orchestra,
Refreshments OF all kinds.
Good order will be maintained.
The society has built any amount Of 'ass
and benches under the shady trees 80 ers74
body Gun enjoy themselves and spread Hf I
lunch. a.
Arrangements have te@n effected u
Volts ferry, which will land at the !0't
end OF the Fair Grounds Round TIP co!
five cents.
In case OF rainy weather the :plr 2, p ;
Exposition aud other buildings VII! x
thrown open and the cn'ertaiGmcaI VII y
on according to programme.
During the afternoon the OE;s Hog%
Orchestra will execute the iOilUTiHs fA0'e
fNrN
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Municipal Court.

MI Judge Jeilars Court was tho only court In
session. yesterday. Tho following bushes.
Twas transacted ~ X Sg.iifs Is. e,,-,S
;!s4F Daniel Peck, trastce,ys. Henry X. List ct
+ ali in chancery, decree entered Diminishing /,
for costs against, the complainant, excepting
i SIS Of the costs Of deposllions taken oil be.
slalf OF defendant, Henry X. List !. ~ =. n
!. Z. ZieglerivS. II. @: U!tich, in assumpsit.
! Case tried before the following jurors: John
.SBoring,a Timothy Bliss, ". H.. Halter,
1 Charles Lukcns, Daniel Schambra, William
& Johnston, John M. Brown; D. IS X. Irwin.
!! John A. Lash. Isaiah Stevens, Henry Jones
( and Daniel Whitehead. The jury returned
sayerdiet In favor OF tho deten dant, H. G.
Zurich. Adjourned until this morning at
$50 o'clock Y :;$
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marks ma q proficiency. He stated lha. lie
10 ? make profound scholars, but
rather TO arm the "a student with
the means and methods by the proper and
diligent use OF which he might himself
become learned j and wise. IT. the public
schools had taught them perseverance, and
application, their success In after life was
sure. Equip a man with these qualities and he
was bound to rise, place him where
you would. They were TO man on land
what life belt Is OH the sen. Tho great.
ness Of the Nation, and the perpetuity OF
her Institutions depend upon tho cl,nrac.
Ter given by education 10 tho youth OF the land
Therefore the public schools aimed not 10
ma Ike learned boys and girls, but able men
aud womcn--that they should by their own
exertions carry TO completion tho work be.
gun, and thus qualify themselves for what.
over position In life beneilcent 7 royldrnce
might assign them 1st 40 n : 80
PRESENTATION or PEABODY MEDALS, Sd
Suite Superintendent Butcher was present
aud delivered Peabody Medals" to the fol.
lowing pupils who had received the "FIrst
Honor" In their respective schools: Elmer
Chapman, OF Washington school; Jessie l..
Davis. OF Clay school; Eva Miller, OF Union
SCHOOL, Emma T. Dowlin, Of Webster
| Ul.
After tho benediction, by Rev. MIR. Thomson,
| Of the Christian church., the larg audience
dispersed, well pleased with tho Fifth An.
nual Commencement OF the public schools,
COMMENCEMENT COMMENTS.
Where are the rest OF the boys? Parents
answer. sFFlg' 4 = :
Public school stock increased 100 per cent
yesterday. tss"7T rf15I' III
Tho programmes were very neat and dis.
played good taste. ..5.s.50 Il
The dresses OF the young ladies were In
good taste-nelther gaudy nor cxtraragant
we notice that many Of the presents we're
composed OF books, gold pens, 80. This Is
Prof. T. d. Mccain, the former Principal
Of Washington School, was present during
the afternoon. 80 -
State Superintendent Butcher assisted the
City Superintendent 10 support the dignity
OF the occasion.
Mr. Geo. a. Howard, OF Cincinnati, wa,
favonbly impressed by tho youth and
beauty OF Wheeling. 5.,.-,Ez
The principals aud teachers were much in.
terestcd In the success Of the scholars from
their respective schools M
| The spirited music OF the orchestra con.
trased favorably with the dance tunes played
at some previous commandments. u
| Mrs. NJ. c. Griffith designed the decorations,
which were creditablo 10 her as the other feat.
ures were 10 those having them in charge.
Superintendent Birch, owing to tho sick
ness Of the President oil the Board Of Educa.
ton, Capt. Andrew Wilson, presented the
dinl0mas
II will be necessary to build twigYam"
in which TO hold the next commencement il
the friends OF tho pupils wish to hear the
programme. ~
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wHEELING MUSiCIANs ABROAD.
The OrntorIO Socicty Excurts TO .teu
bcnyllle,

The OrntoriO Society Excurts TO .teu.
bcnvllle. -
As has been announced for week past,
the members OF the Oratorio Society formed
by Prof. Hartley Thompson, with u large
number OF other ladies and gentlemen, went
to Steubenville last evening on the St. Inv.
renee, and there gave a concert made up OF
SELECTIONS from the two recently given here
BY the same singers, Miss Jean Wallace, OF
Pittsburgh takinlng the place OF Mrs. Ram.
ne,sberg rs principal soloist. The pro.
sramme OF the concert is appended:
-.slal PROGRAMME .l-'
r-. MESsi,II.
Iecitatve-Comiort We Ny People "
A'la-Every Nalley...."."...;.",.."(
Choyus--And the Glory Of the Lard
Rec,atIve-ThuS Saith the Lord. " ,,.ra. /,
tia-llnt Who May AhIde......... H. L. aict mai
Reci,aiiys-BcLolia Virgin small Conceive,
Aria and cho'us-o Thou that Telest...;";l
Chorus-For Unto Usa Child Is Born. : : -
llccitative, H-Therc were SUPERINTENDENT
Rccltative, band 10 the Angel OF the ord -
Rcciutlre, c-And the Angel Said Unto Them.
Recitative, d-And Suddenly There was with
, '..,',''' Ni 81 Jean Wallace
Chorus Glory to God 10 the Highest.
Rccltat!ve-Then Shall the Eyes OF the Blind
Mis- Theresa Phillip,
At!n-co,ne Unto liin....:. Miss Jean Wallace
ChOrus-BchUld the Lamb OF God.
rAKT SEcoSp
Selections from IT Observation-Disclosures,
Rccitatiye-ln the Beginning. il. ". Payne
ReSitatiys@And nd ecd ' saw W tho IiSi Mr. D. Day
AHA and chOrus-rhe Marvellous Merk; :
l.sc!tAtiye-And God said let the Earth NJ, ror
Ara-WIlh Nerlure Clad-..-.. ......... Ats. Eo'
Trio and Chon!s-Thc Heavens arc Telling,
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FOR TIE FOURTH.

VIC hare about GOO White Tuscan Hats
remaining unsold. Tho former prices
were $500 md $i.s5. In order to sell
them between this nnd the ith VIC have
marked them nj tho uniform price of 80
cents, and We advise M early call If you
/ wish 10 secure bargain.
81 n NJ Al. RICE & co.
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iInrdIrrs Rcs sun, WOOL.

GcsroS June 30:-The Boston. and Lowell
and Concord Railroads have increased The
rays OF their freight handlers 10 Isl 90 nor nor
day and work has been resumed, Tho XII IN.
cers Of the Eastern Railroad have aor T.
upon the sauic terms. 80 80
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IIORNBR0OK'S PARK.
WHITE CHIP HATS.

SEQ hand bills for the Fourth of
{ July.
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Ole Qil u 9 q J.
% aicei AoS. ~ and ~ Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

bargains In Organs. tHs.I
q Engrayings, Engraylngs.
commissioners Sale--Postponement.
3 Krafts DlarrbGa Compound.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bank OF Wheeling.
Dividend NotIce--l'eople's Dnnk. i'f'7 :,
4 The ielloxstont Valley.
d Learn to Write. ~ II 81
List OF Letters. ~
Diyidend-peabody Insurance Company.
\ situation Wanted by u Lady.
Wheeling and Elm Grove II Il.
Z ia. u. Picnic and Camp Fire.
y Important Sotice-I-aiai Warren & Co.
Y sportsmcn's Headquarters.
!. Commonwealth distribution Company
Third plpe. - 81 .lsssllT'9.r , ~ =
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eaa'gF..
e lF,yOn want Marble, NIarblcizod or
Slate Aantcl see those at F. q. Cal'lwell's,
1900 and 1902 Market street.
% CALL and sec our 80 cent Linen
Coats. G. KRAUS t. BRO.
CANDIES, Fruits, Nuts aud the finest
Refreshments at Mrs. Zcigcnfclder's, No.
I &c Twelfth street.
AT G. Kraus& Bros you can buy
a good Linen Coat for so cents.
OUR so cent Coat is just tho
thing for hot weather.
rs q. KRAUS L. BRO.
< For additional Local see third pagt Il
j. ID - u
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3B8 We have Just received White French
Chip llats, In Sailor md Tyrol Shapes,
which VIC offer nj reduced prices.
! silg,,t't. l.. RICES co.
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Letter Carriers Report.
Chief Clerk Mac, Reilly, OF tho postofllcc,
furnishes the following report, showing the
amount OF matter handled by the BOYS In
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No investigation that can be made will
harm me in the least; but | see no possible
good it could do her While some would
charitably believe her insane many more
would say it was only fresh development
OF that deprlvity shown by Charles, and
which must be Inherent in the Guite0u
family. Ii the matter gets into the courts
in any form it will be the death blow TO
hopo for him.
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II FINANCIAL. AND connr,,c,..
new York Money nud.,..,

&C.. =, Z. q '.S"y upu AtOel.
NEW fohk, June 70 Money IN, ''''.
9iie .n ~ per cent Tfilna ,,,, I Mnt tsl,,
tfhhtoH yer cent. Sterling rheg'nvahtlr psis,
oii,s MeAhy at ~ M demand Si ss,gge hlnir,
,.,uovhhShkSis.firn, extended e;
hsns5S; extended 6s per cent hvbs, NJ trs,
y. 3. o.. extended. ,ioGi f.ehlvh a w,,
Y. y. extended. l0il ,lSl, Is Z Wlikes..-ll,u
y. 2. ~, couiOus...lli III. II hnn.S nnh--li1h
y. = y, coupous.-,.l!u 10, r. .n,, nht,-iS
Pacific q OF 9j-.....l2J la. i .InuI ufanu iii
!entral Pacific trts-ilD Texas H., lll1i-i.iV
sfiS ssc co., sl'ido. Rio nM6aa w.
KAiLAnAp Bosps-lrrsular. X
STATE mud uprb,r,.,
Louisiana consols,... 7O}4 rinIp,. !.
Missouri ..........liA Ivitpi,is ,,..',t., q
-. oseph.......-,...,.iIu ia IN, SVnIpoli Ia.
T rSnnSSS e. a. riISlnia dtis,,s;I n
tennessee S y, new bs'i Suffered, S''sN~'lS
stocksIshare speculation 0prn,,, \.
l,tlcts HlN Per cent higher than liz I'm ,h
lions Yesterday, tho inter ilo,ntS Igsot.
speculation so0n becAniv tame and NH ! 1ttp
II per cent, followed quickly by al, IA ~ tl,cES
X tr cunt In the early afternoon hi, ,t'Egin'
cd by adpeline rAueln. from X tOs "a .9LsrI,d'
was lheu recovery Of I.ai pcr IN, ~ lkss
hanl dealings prlc AgEln sid oIrit.HsSh ~
The market closed dull and wet, 'Ssih sSn
irOin Yesterdays closing piICCs wrrr ,,,agSss,
III tile main values hrG 1silll. pCr tr,, iIa.E
latter Houston IL Texas irnillnc ", htAti, 4. n
" per cent and Northwestern pttt %vSg'H, ~ <
cent lower q "a 75H. 'N"''W h,
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SUPERINTENDENT Brscu

presented the class with tho diplomas, nea
and tasteful documents, recitins that y
WHEREAS, on the 18th day OF October, A
D., 1871, 1t was ordained by the Board OF Ed
ucation OF the School District Of Wheeling
that TO each pupil of the senior class, OF GOOD
Department, and attaining 10 degrees OF ex
cellence in study, shall be given, on compile
ton OF the course, a Grammar School Dplo.
ma, sealed with the seal OF the Board, signed
by the President, Superintendent and irin.
cipal: and attcsted by the. Clerk, faithfully
certifying In graded iorm the pupils attain.
ments In the various branches, Now there.
lore this diploma is awarded to ;--------,, etc.
Before delivering the diplomas the Super.
intendent addressed the class The follow.
ing Is synopsis Of his remarks - u
He congratulated them that they were Der.
mitted lto.cxperiencet the completion Of n
work which had occupied 50 large n por n
Of their time during the past pefiods Of their
lives 1iealso exhorted them 10 rise 10 A mi
appreciation OF the mature OF their posit lion
and as they take their stations in tbe bnsv
scenes Of life To- let their fidelity testify hat
they had been worthy recipients Of these
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70 say. that must have information often
ABOUT my child. Whatever influence YOU
may possess | ask to have exer,ed to &c.
coInIplish that rs my right, and / do not
seek mn answer from you. lfyou choose /
believe you can advise so that ! shall oct
nc Information i desire and am entitled To-
liyou preserve n strange and unaccount:
able obstinaey, as before; you can no doubt
prevent i'll The result in either case will
1es passed TO the account between us 10 be
setilGri some day. t,,.t.rR G Gorge Scny1II ~ =
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will do what can 10 prevent any Conmu.
ton OF sentence. The lfc OF Il good horse
or dog is much more valuable than his,
md II docs not seek repeated thrus,s Of
the Inurdcrous knife into tho hearts OF
those dearest to he 10 lead Inc TO drive one
ono home into hisvie carcass. !
PROM sCoviLLE TO JOHN W. GulTEAu. =
CnicAoo, ILL.,, April 20, 1882.
greatly fear for Bertha's safety, rs her
mother Is liable 10 take within at any
time to kill her. EoaEgs .s2a5@} ID
plrTsyUnGir, April 29-0n Tmin.
When she has poisoned Bertha and per.
haps yourself your eyes may be opened.
All the friends in Chicago say the only
safe and proper thing 10 do is to place her
in m asylum ut once. Probably il Charles
sentence Is committed she may recover,
but it is doubtful. shall not endure much
moro abuse personally from anybody grow.
ing out Of tho Guiteau case. -i. Z. N
GRAVE CHARGES.
$780, CHICAGO, April 80, 1882.
II she comes back hero to stay and keeps
on us she has been doing there will be
somebody killed. shall nevers stay twenty
four hours in town and have her going
wiIfully with men as she has been doing
with Harper, johnson and EARLY without
giving tile men distinct notice that they in.
dulge iu such conduct ut their peril. !
have nothing to lose and care not Tor con-
sequences. fs@$t, -. nE
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as grace q expression, grace q person and
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Miss Enslish's graceful bearing and perfec,
self.possession, and her pleasing voice, Gwero
pleasant features other performance, and The
character OF her essay, both in style and
thought, were in keeping with these other at.
fractions. This young lady Is well named q
S., GRACE 4 K
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To AMEND SECTION 2 OF CHAPTER 10 or
THE SESSION LAWS OF 1880, APPROVED
ON THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1880
Be IT ENACTED by tho King and the Log.
islative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands
in tho Legislature of the Kingdom Assem-.
BLEED:
SECTION /. That Section 2 of Chapter
10 of the Session Laws Of 1880 be, and
the same is hereby amended so MS to
road as follows;
"SEcrIoS 2. In cases whore the offenso
is not of highly aggravated character,
the said Courts may punish the offender
by fine not exceeding two hundred dollars,
and by imprisonment at hard labor not OK.
ceeding two years, but in cases where such
punishment would be inadequate the often.
der shall bs committed for trial according
to existing provisions oflaw."
SECTION 2. All laws and parts of laws
in contravention herewith arc hereby re.
pealed.
SECTION $. This Act shall become a
law from and after the date OF its approval
Approved this second day of May, A. ID,
1852.
[Sigued. KALAKAUA REX.
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AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 3 OBJ CRATER % or
rHr Penal CopY
Br IT ENACTED by the King and tho Leg
isative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bled
SECTION |. That Section of Chapter
22 of the Penal Code be and the same is
hereby amended SO as TO read as follows
"SEcrIos 8. Whoever willfully and
maliciously burns in the day time or night
time the dwelling house of another is guilty
of arson in the secoud degree, aud shall be
punished by imprisonment at bard labor for
life. or any number of years in the discre-
tion Of the Court"
SECTION 2. All laws aud parts of laws
in contravention herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
SIcrIoA .. This Act shall become a
law from ard after tho date ofits approval.
Approved this 2snd day of May, A. ID.
1889. Signed.
$40 KALAKAUA REX.
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Session Laws of 1882.

AN ACT
To AMEND SECTION Of AN ACT ENTITLED
SAN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE CONVERSATION
OF REPRESENTATIVES," APPROVED ON THE
ATH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1865.
Be IT ENACTED by the King and the
Legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Is
lands in the Legislature of tho Kingdom
assembled
SECTION l. That Section of the Act
entitled Gan Act to establish the com.
pensation of Representatives of tho Poo.
pie, approved on the Gath day ofJune, A.
ID. 1868, be and the Same is hereby amend.
cd so as to read rs follows:
"SEoTros l. The Compensation of the
Representatives Of the People is hereby
established at Five Hundred Dollars for
each Session."
SECTION ?. This Act shall become 4
law from and after tho date of it's approval
aud all laws and parts Of laws inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved this ed day of May, A. ID.
1882. [Signed.
90 KALAKAUA REX.
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Maui Nors,.

No ram, horribly dusty. aud everything driving
up. The Waikiki Sugar Mill fniahed ths
steady aud prosperous run. The Weld ths ra,i
season has been remarkably good. One III Tie
most interesting for ths year, Of the ineetnas OF
the Literary Society, was held ON Monday eys1,iny
last, at tho residence Ut J. W. Giryin. Al no
former meeting has 10 great proportion u ID.
company contributed to the general entertain.
two last meetings was the Unusual numLsr ~
original articles lhese we're we'll written aud
consequently appreciated. Your correspondsrt
70 the number Of original contributions. M n n
BY thess that individual members receive IN
most benefit. The Rev. M. Lane, Of Califosnis.
long vacation We again have services il, this lsm,
greEational Church Ths artesian well Al Ks.
huiui ID down I'D feet and the borers are sancuin,
about water Water stands few feet fro@ he
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-01

Whtttat nsny complaints have been made 10 Chi.
Department that various Public Roads on several f.
lands have been closed or ob,truo.d by owners and
oecurets Of land adjoining contiguous to such roads.
therefore all persons who have causod any such
roads to be closed are hereby notified to remove such
obsifuctions and open .1eh rosds within one on,h
from this date otherwise prosecution wibe instituted
without further notice SIMON X. KAAt,
Minister Of Interior
Interior Once, June 3D. 1882 o. ops