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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-23
FINE GOODS. Low PRICES.
V. LOrra,
Merchant Tailor,
Commerce ST., Near Bridge.
Has received the largest stock of English
French and German goods ever brought to this
city. All styles and colors. Only frst-class
tailor employed. Suits made up in the latest
style, at the lowest possible prices, and a per-
feet at guaranteed.
BOERNE HOTEL
BOERNE, KENDALL co, TEX,
JAMES L. CLARKE, Proprietor,

Boerne, as a health resort, Is unequalled in
this State or country. especially for pulmonary
and kindred complaints. The above hotel +
now open to guests for the fall and winter sea-
son, and those favoring IL with their patronage
Will Ind everything as conducive TO their COM
fort rs can be found in Western Texas. Large
and spacious rooms, with southerly exposure,
verandas 1870 feet long each. The BOERNE
HOTEL Is directly opposite the stage Office and
within two minutes walk OF Of the post and
telegraph offices. Mail and first class stage
daily. Stages will call for and deliver passen-
gers and baggage at this hotel. lO-25-3m
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Reception at Iolani Palace.

On FndG-, June lst, at II O'Clock noon, His
Azjesty the King, received at IoI4ni Palace.
His EIcellency Rollin VI. Daggett, United States
Minister Resident, Captain C.. c. Carpenter, and
officers Of the L.. 5. 5. Hartford.
His EEcsiIency RoIlin ". Daggett. Captain
Carpenter aud oficers Ncre met by the King
Chamberlain AZ the entrance 90 the Palace and
were received by His E1celency the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs at the head Of the stairs. aud
then escOrts5 10 the audience hall aud presented
to His Majesty the King, by His EIcellency the
Minister Of Foreign Afairs. His Excellency
Rollin u. Dagsett then presented to His Maj
esty, Captain c. C.. Carpenter Of the L. 5. s.
Hartford, who then presented to His Majesty
the following officers Of the Hartford Chief
Engineer +. ". Moore, Medical Inspector ). D.
Kennedy, Pay Inspector H. ". Denniston,
Lieut.. 81. CoIyocoressss, Lieut.. I. All. Nick
els. Lieut.. Commander E. White, P. A. Eng. G..
Cowie, il, Lieut.. E. F. Qualthrough, l.. c.
Webster. Q. s. VI. G.
His Majesty was attended by His Excellency
Governor Dominis, the Honorable 4. 5. Cleg-
horn, the Honorable a. F. Judd, Chancellor,
His Excellency W. II. Gibson, His Excellency
il E. Bush, His EIcellency J. 81. KaPena, Col.
C.. Il. Judd, His Majesty's Chamberlain, Major
w. Purvis, Vice Chamberlain, Col. G. W. Mac
farlane, Major c.. T. Gulick and Major i. Rosa.
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The Architect and Building News.

The California Architect and Build.
iug Meas for May, comes to US in a new
dress with four additional pages Of reading
matter. This is the only journal printed on
the Pacific Coast devoted entirely to archi-
t%ecturaI, building, sanitary and kindred
sciences, and mechanical interests generally.
1t has been ably conducted aud as a conse-
quence has won deserved success. This
number Of the journal contains some articles
that are particularly interesting and in
s~tructiye to the mechanic and builder.
There are also several illustrations present
ing the elevation and arrangement into
rooms Of neat commodious residences suita-
BILE for country or suburban dwellings. In
reference to the value Of buildings and
results to contractors, we extract the follow
ing;
THE prevailing sentiment in regard to the
expense Of building Is in many respects erro'
neous. Owners more generally, at the COM
mencement Of operations settle upon a sum to
be expended, seldom equal to, and more ire
quently largely below the actual value Of the
thing contemplated. II is but seldom that an
amount is stated. sufficient for the purposes
contemplated. More Is generally asked for
than can possibly be obtained for the sum
| named, without loss 10 some oDe-if the attempt
is made to comply with the demand made. Two
prominent facts in this connection are worthy OF
notice, first that thousands of failures, ending
in pro ratio settlements, have occurred IN San
Francisco, not so much by the wastage and
squandering OF contract moneys as from absO-
lutte shortage in the contract amount, less than
actual values. The read-and-butte price al
which ihe work Is undertaken will not permit
the slis htest departure from rigid economy in
| every particular, nor permit less than slavist
attention TO the work in hand. The profit
margins are as a rule inadequate to the slightest
indulgence other than close application in time
| and personal labor, and attention on the part o.
the contractors: and it is only by the exercise o.
every saving possibility that a majority OF build
ings are completed, with money enough to pay
| the bills for material and labor.
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NOTICE.
GRAND Foreign Exhibition. Boston, U.s.A.

Grand Foreign Exhibition 6eaton' D
The Government being DESTROYS that this King
dom should be fully represented at the above TX
hib.tion, invite the public generally to forward
srscImeus Of Arts, Products, and Manufactures.
chs latter. where possible. in all stages Of manu-
~fGetursl.
The cost Of forwarding such specimens will be
defrsved bv the Government.
Intending Exhibitors should give q concise and
accurate description Of their exhibits, also the
amount Of floor or wall space required-and stats
whether the exhibits are for sale, on loan. or pre-
sented to the Government.
Forms Of Application for Space can ts obtained
At the Foreign Office. or from Messrs-J. " Robert
son s. Co. Mr.. T. G.. Thrum, or Msssrs- J. NJ oa5,
Jr., 4 Co.
Applications should. IL possible. be sent ia not
Later than 25th June
All Exhibits must be in The hands Of the Gov
eminent by the 10th July
Mr.. Charlie r. auckland haa been authorized b
IN. Government To solicit exhibits, 7uperintend
thsir despatch, prepare catalogue, etc, etc
Fuu information with regard to the Exhibition
can be obtained from him or on application To- he
Acting Secretary 81 the Foreign Ofhce-
may26 dItw3t.
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NOTICE.

Ali horses entered for the above races will be
under the control Of the Judges, aud their decision
will be hnal.
All running races will be under the Rules Of the
Pacific Blood Horse Association; excepting az 70
weights.
All horses TO carry a rider.
All trotting races will be under the Rules Of the
National Trotting Association.
No POOL selling will be allowed on the Park
grounds. All horses that are sold in pools will be
ruled out
Permits to train horses at The Park tracks can
be obtained from the Secretary.
In order to secure and maintain order. GO one
will be allowed Oh the track without the Associa-
ton Badge, which may be obtained on application
to the secretary on the Park grounds.
ADMITTANCE TO THE PARK - Pedestrians
25 cents children under 10 years Of age free
Horses and Horses and Carriages, so cents 10 the
Park admittance to Grand Stand. s1.oO.
All entries must be made under zeal, at the Sec
retary's office before 5 O'Clock P. H., June 7th.
They will then be opened in presence Of the Com
mittee.
Jockeys colors must accompany entrance fees.
Entrance fee 10 per cent of Purse money.
There must be three entries in ali races and two
to start.
At the call of she Bell from the Judges stand all
Jockeys will promptly bring their Horses out &C.
cording to the Race Programme.
In ali Races where weights are to be carried,
Riders and Drivers are required 70 provide their
own weights.
A few more Booths to Rent, 20 foot square, Sec.
ton S1O-No one allowed TO sell refreshments al
the Park unless by purchasing sections which may
be had of the Secretary ct his Office.
All Refreshment teams after paving frst gate
money will be charged free crossing Bridge.
All Rules will be strictly enforced.
The official Programme Of the Races can be OBJ
tsiued from the Secretary on Jnne s!h. At his ofac,
% Merchant Street.
JOSEPH E.
zsy26 "a.
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TIL TINES LEADING ARTIcLE.-ETtract from
tie London Times Passing by a crowd OF minor
notions, We come upon the exhibit Of the Waltham
Watch Company, which, in economical Importance,
is perhaps superior 20 anything else shown. The
rivalry Of the watches Of this Company has already
been felt by our own makers, and 4 hesitating at
tempt was made last session. IN the interest Of the
Coventry manufacturers. 10 prevent the watch
cases Of the Company receiving the English stamp,
which certihes that they are made Of gold. II
would seem that the Waltham Watches may defy
all attempts to exclude them in this indirect way.
Their first claim TO public approval was derived
from the extraordinary nicely Of their construction.
They we're made with such perfect exGctitude that
the parts Of all watches Of the same class could be
interchanged, and, production being thus made
possible on large scale, cheapness as well as excel
Iance was secured. But the Company have gone
on introducing Improvements in their art, and the
compensation balance they have devised seems TO
have overcome the standing difficulty Of the vary
ing expansibility of the spring and the wheel. It'll
said that the delicacy Of construction Of the me-
cbanism invented by the Company is such that g
micrometer they exhibit at Paris measures the
twenty-fve-thousandth part Of an inch. and might
readily be divided under a lens into oue-hundred-
thousaudth parts. n. MCISERNY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver:
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
erns. ne1I Sm.
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Board OF he -lta
NOTICE.

o-t.r u ths Board he attention OF the public
n--,-riau, called to 2 regulation adopted b. te
Bsarl October -. 1872
Every packet steam vessel arriving "H it
n tbese Islands -hau h. boarded by ,n- Fort
ptv.;-i.p. who IL % examine prr-gHlliy the crews
r--..r-s.f4. aui d 5Is.-ied -.f o." r1ntlgiou-
Injections disease exist ia bo4ri. ne shall grant
a.. crpt,fu 4 certificate 70 tIat effect but IL
..ti-ded. he shall order the Pilot 20 anchor
,ss..I oursids the narbpr, Inft rhe Board oil
g..t,t .bau be- notihed of the facts. No Pilot
III bring a steam packet inside tue har5or upt-
-. Port Physician has given him liberty % 20 do
Nv order u the Board
Tbs attention Of the public l. al-' called TO
Chan. 50 Of the Penal Code aud following sections
SI--o The Board of Health may from utne
- -4labHzh the quarantine to be performed
= Ill ve-, arriving at any port oil tine hlHsd"lh'
=. ~ make such quarantne regulations o.
:, .b,u iudee necessary for the pubic hsai'h sho
,afstv Of the inhabitants-
s--,oS "a. Any vessel which shall re-
-. 20 submit - quarantine or when shHIi
-. N. quarantine grounds before the e2-
-s-.ior of the quarantine imposed upon
which shall be the means Of c!ahdes-
.;..1v introducing into this Kingdom any coma
-. disease. or any disease dangerous to the pup
=. b.,ltb shall be liable 10 seizure conhscaIioh'
- al. for the benefit Of the public treasury.
azcr,oS u. "Au expenses incurred on account
.,vn.rsou. vessel or goods under sny qoarah-
80 r.euIations shall be paid by such person. vessel
.wnsr Of such vessel OF goods respectively
.Tt, roadstead Of Honolulu is hereby design
.t.d IS quarantine ground
F. H. HAYSELDES,
sscretarT of the Board Of Health.
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Boundary commissioner Notice.

4 Petition having been flied by kahele ~ II
tire office Of the undersigned, praying that tn
boundaries 0f HiPawai, a Lele Of kaahalOa-ikl
situated 40 ManOa. Island q Oahu, may be settled
Notice Is hereby given 70 al adjoining owners an'
u, ali persons interested. that the said matter vii
come on for hearing on the 18th day Of June, 1888
at one O'Clock pm.. al nv Office. Merchant street
Honolulu
RICHD +. BlCkEETONr
Boundary Commissioner
Da4cd Honolulu. 81 Island VI Oahu.
MAY 20. 1885. my26 dlt WI
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sonndarY Commissioned NOtlee.

= Petition having been hled by the Trustees .ot
tue Lunalilo Estate in the Office OF the undersigned
praying that the Boundaries Of APana LIST OF the
Iii Of Kapahulu, may be settled, Notice Is hereby
Given 20 all adjoining owners, and to all persons
interested. that the said matter will come on Tor
hearing on the 18th day Of June, 1888, al one
o'clock pm. at my Office, Merchant street Homo
lulu. r,-ov
Boundary Commissioned
Dated Honolulu, Tor Island oil Oahu-
Nav 26. 1893. my26 dl' WI
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Water Notice.

Ali Water Rates now due and owing must be
paid at the office Of Honolulu Water Works 1901
Of Nuuanu street on or before June goth 1888
Otherwise the privilege will be suspended "lthou'
further notice.
Approved "IL9ON'
John T.. Bush, Supt. WAFER "otA''
Minister OF the Interior
HoSOLULU. June /, 1888. Juh' H.
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Per Kalskaua, June Th.

Washington, May l0.-rhe Commission ap-
pointed to visit the Pacific coast to inquire INTO
the alleged fraudulent practices in the importa-
ton of sugars under the Hawaiian treaty met
Yesterday at the Treasury Department. The Com
mission organized and considered in part the
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Pound Notice.

Makanoanoa. Jr., has this day been Commits
stoned as keeper Of the Pound for estrays at Kai
lus, North Kona Hawaii. in place Of MakanOanoa
sen, deceased. ~KEkACLIKE,
GOyerness Of Hawaii.
Hilo, Hawaii, May y, 1888.
inu2 81
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General Sturn, head master Of ceremonies, was
thrown from his horse and had hs skull frac-
tured.
Berlin, May ga report, which is not yet
confirmed, comes from St. Petersberg that preVi-
Gus to the departure Of the Emperor for Moscow,
an explosion occurred under the washstand and
in the fireplace IN his dressIng-T0om, but nobody
was injured, the Emperor and Empress being in
the dlningroom at the time.
A Nihilist emissary from Russia has been ar
rested in South Bavaria.
Washington, May 22.-The President, accom-
panied by Secretaries Folger and Chandler, Post
master-General Graham, Attorney-General Brew
ster and Private Secretary Phillips, left Washing
ton this al ernooD to attend the formal opening
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Pound Notice.

~. IL. Johnson mas this day been Commissioned
as keeper Of the Pound for estrays al Lehuula-uka,
Kona. Hawaii.
Governess Of Hawaii.
HiIo, Hawaii, May y, 1888. jung 81.
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Licenses Expiring in June, 'es

Licenses Expiring i'm June, 'S3'
KETAIL-OAHT.
ApEai HSaA Tnrt stree, honolulu
T.nz M.1z' g.nI KIM Street Honolulu
. ,hew Kse, Nuuanu street
u J II Bruins. E-plsnsds
Ing ch2Ps, R 4 6. ; SSstnu stree,
- Yos i,G,. ii5tei street
II u " MsrErlane ! CO, queen street
2 Esoa sl - Sa Gsss5ls ei1- street
RETAIL-MACi
i Aon. Waikiki
9 Akoi, ngsl", HsEla1 ~,
Tung chung. hahulai
c -sfu Lung S co, Olo"si-
IL shtim $ Ali, wsiluAu
h. Mo-zmEu x Anderson
RETAII-HAW al
AS. Haiswa. Narth Kohgla
as = Aksua. Kaiopihi, North kohala
- : N-E,uE", HouuaPo, ksu
RETAIL-kACNL
i, isuue- q Grant, KapEa
VICT AIING.
,v1us. Haiku. Maui
sam FooE. Hilesr ksu, Hawai-
Wsh Fooug Eee, King street, hcn'i1.1
-, keiu- Punaluu, Rsu- Hawaii
m a. Chsnr. North Kohals, Hawaii
y ais. Heeis. RCoIAsPoSo, oahu
e Henry chairman, watnea- RS"Ai
. AvAus, wailukg, Maui
= SsS He ta-s Hotel street Honolulu
HoLESNLE-
9 casue ( Cooke King stEsgt h09o.air .t-
g 3 3 Schaefsr 3 CO, cor MerchAnt 70
a Hebron. huhului, Maui
: Claus spreckclS, hahuldi, AGai
20 "a uca-chlaeger 4 Go, Merchant street
20 u : Grinbsum s. Co. Queen street
- r. " Mscfarlau- s co, Queen street
b Levers l. Cooke, Fort street
BILLIARD
.roaaun Garcia, Waikiki, Maui
le lanes 3 Grsnt, Rspaas Kauai
PEDDLING.
zs 3 = WINSTON, Kingdom, Honolulu
wROLESALS PR
; % IL n asciarIsne & Co, Queen street
BUTCHER.
Younq aee. wAluku, Msui
CAKE PEDDLISG.
3 sing Hip, Lsie, Koosulos, oahu
Keols, Honolulu
AUCTION.
"a " F Nossman, MskawsO, Maui
FIRE ARMS.
John W GiAnuhes, Kona, Oahu Junl I'd
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THE Observance Of the lIth 81 June as q Ma
tional Holiday i postponed until the 18th of June
in respect 70 the memory Of II. II. Ruth heelko-
lani. Ohm L. BUSH,
Minister Of The Interior
Interior Ohi,e. June 4. 1855.
junJ AT WI.
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sY AUTHORITY.

TIE Court viii 20 into full mourning for Her
late Royal HiRhness the Princess RUTH EsELIKo-
LAM from the date Ct this notice, until the day
after the funeral and will wear half mourning
from that time until the expiration Of two weeks
from the day Of ths funeral
G. II. JUDD,
II. N. Chamberlain.
ChHnberIain's Office, Iolani Palace. Mag 3lst,
1sss. June 1st dw Il
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Ms. ). NAKooKoO has this day been appointed as
,-eu. TO take acknowledgements 10 Labor Con
.r.cts between masters and servants for the Dis
.-.et Of wailuku, Island of Maui.
JNO L. BUSH,
Minister Of the Interior.
Department Of Interior. May %, 1888
jun2 81
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Particular attention paid to
Physicians Prescriptions.

IHySiO'diIS TEcSCIIptlUIiSs
Oar store is kept open evenings,
and a competent Pharmacist is in at
tendance during portions Of Sunday,
so that persons needing Medicines on
that day can be accommodated.
We carry the largest assortment Of
TOILET ARTICLES in the King.
dom.
Our prices are % per cent lower
than any other store in town.
Our delicious ARCTIC SODA
WATER is unequaled.
We have II full line of SPECTA-
Giles and EYE GLASSES.
A large stock of PHOTOGRAPHIC
CHEMICALS.
Orders from the country will re.
ceive careful attention, and goods be
shipped without delay.
All our Goods are NEW and
FRESH.
We manufacture SODA WATER
SARSAPARILLA and GINGER
ALE, and have the Agency for
GENUINE EASTERN CIDER.
We deliver our Goods to anv mart
OF the City, and ship to the other
Islands.
Our Telephone Number IS No. ,o7
Soliciting the Public Patronage we
are Very Respectfully,
Palmer Thatcher.
Reh1s '.
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Programme


The races will commence st 10 A. NJ. Sharp.
Ist-PARK PLATE, Purse $50.
HURDLE RACE One Mile Dash 4 Hur-
dies free 70 al catch weights.
2nd-LEAHI CUP, Purse 1926.
MULE RACE One Mile Dash Free for all,
catch weights.
3rd-QUEEN'S CUP, Purse $3.50.
RUNNING RACE; One Mile heats best 2
in 9 free for all.
4th-KINGS CUP, Purse $3.50,
TROTTING RACE Mile Heats best . in 5
TO harness free for all.
5th-KAMEHAMEHA PLATE. Purse 800
RUNNING RACE; One Mile Dash for Ha-
waiian bred horses not having a better record
than 1.57.
8th-L ANA KAAIE ANA PLATE,
Purse 1926,
TROTTING RACE One Mile Heats best 2
in 8 free to all Hawaiian bred horses.
7th-PRINCESS' CUP. Purse 500.
PONY RACE; One Mile Dash Open to all
ponies bred in the Kingdom not over Ii hands
high catch weights.
sth-RECIPR0CITY CUP. Purse $175,
RUNNING RACE One Mile heats best 2 in
8; freq TO all Hawaiian bred horses.
9th-GRAZlERs PLATE. Purse 1926,
RUNNING RACE "a Mile Dash free to all
Hawaiian bred horses two years old.
1Oth-AMATEUR CUP, Purse $50.
TROTTING RACE Mile Heats best 2 in 8
70 harness owners 10 drive.
l1th-LUNALIL0 PLATE. Purse $75,
RUNNING RACE; Mile Dash open to all
horses bred in the Kingdom that have never
run at Kapiolani Park.
12th-EXPRESS CUP. Purse so,
TROTTING RACE One Mile free for all
horses that have never trotted in any public
race.
13th-FOoT RACE, 200yds. Purse $50.
list man s2O-2nd man SO.
14th-BICYCLE RACE. / MILE DASH.
Purse 1926.
15th-GREAsE POLE. Purse $50.
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II Gents Complete Business Suits, $3.50, al
wa CHA 81. FIszEL's PoPCLAB STORE
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ME. J.. EAKiSA j. this day appointed Agent 70 take
Acknowledgements 10 Labor Contracts between
Masters and servant for the District Of Hanalei'
i-laai % Kauai.
JOIN r. BUSH.
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Department. June4, 1883. juno 81
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work before them. On Friday they will leave
Cor the Pacific Coast. The commission consists
OF encouragement SpauldinE OF Detroit, who
presented AZ the last Congress a comprehensive
plea for the reduction Of expenses IN the customs
service OF Special Agent Jingle of the Treasury
Department. and Of Mr.. Searie, a member Of one
Of the large New York sugar refining houses wLo
has been selected by the sugar rehners Of The
Country at the request of Secretary FO!ger 70 re-
presenE them upon the Commission.
Mr.. Spaulding does not claim ID have any per
sonal knowledge of the sugar question, but he -
a very capable man and viii thoroughly iEyestI-
gate the case. Mr.. Tinsle has had experience
and is one of the most noted experts Of the Treas
uTy Department in all branches OF the. customs
service. Mr.. Sesrle is probably as familiar with
the sugar industry as any man IN the United
States and has constantly been called before COM
mittees in Congress as an expert. He has been
disposed to the opinion that frauds have been
committed in the Importation Of sugars under
the Hawaiian treaty. The fact that he has large
personal interests 10 preventing such frauds IN
importstions will induce him certainly to make
a thorough investigation.
All the papers relating to the sugar question
on file in the Treasury Department were intruss-
ed to the Commissioners. who will give them as
thorough an examination as possible before leaT-
ing. II lie expected that the investigation viii
require several weeks. This investigation was
set on foot by the minority report of Perry Bel
mont from the House Foreign Affairs Committee
last winter whose report, in turn, was based al
most entirely upon the testimony of Henry A.
Bowen, a former Treasury Agent, who, in the in
terest of some New Orleans sugar men, has de-
voted much time to the investigation o: the al
legged fraudulent practices under the Hawaiian
treaty.
The Commissioners had so interview to-day
with Carter, the Hawaiian Minister, and DR..
Smith, special Commissioner on the part Of the
Hawaiian Government. The Commissioner will
leave Washington tomorrow for San Francisco
They are specially instructed to examine into ali
facts bearing upon the question whether sugars
have been imported into San Francisco from the
HAWAIIAN Islands which were not entitled to
eome in free of duty, according 20 the treaty with
that Government.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-08
DEP0SITO DE- HIIBLIS
DE JOSE F. MURIAS
FORTALEZA NUM-. 40.

vapores gados puerto ha recibdo
muebes dbdo s6da construction eega for
masses SECURE que sasfaran ell caprcho mas delcado
regular exstencia de cono
marmo de capnchosas ormas precios m6dicos
La Ultima moda dnero
ma mub de Vena caprchosa oa exeede la
eeganeia hasta hoy conoda en- los mmo.
odos los toa las foanas quedaeis convend ha
cendo una vista al referdo local. 3S