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7. " T.. Va. Jumbo,

In another column is the portrayal of an
Herculean test of Clancy s celebrated draw.
ers,double-lined in the seat. There is no
power on earth that can split
or tear them. These are daisy
drawers, that the general public
dote on. 1t is said that "a thing of beauty
is JOY forever" yet to reverse the thing
they may not be thing of beauty, but
they are most undoubtedly n Joy forever
There is actually more joy in these double.
lined,in'thc-seat drawers than the poets
ever dreamed of
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Lyceun Theater

this week presents to ITS patrons one ofthe
finest shows ever given at any one theater
in the state of Texas. The new people are
Gibbons and Skelly, Moncayo and johnson,
Ida Carlysle, Cummings and Haney, (the
latter formerly of the Barlow,WiIso
company, Maggie LeClair, Lille Morris,
Daisy Lester, Annie Marshland, Lizzie Hey.
wood, Rose ST. Clair, Lille Ashton, Lula
Robinson, Maud Miller and host OF
others. Those wishing q good night s
sport should not fail TO visit the Lyceum.
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Phntons and side-bar Buggies.
S37 and $50 Main Street.

l.. Il. Curtis, jeweer, corner of Main and
foydras streets, Repairing fine watches a
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold iewelry,
ladies' and gents gold chains rings, thin.
bles ladies misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lockets.
New goods just received. Elegant stock
OF silverware, tea.sets, ice pitchers, walters,
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros. flat ware,
new line lace pins, owl pins. latest STYLE;
new stock fine marble, alabaster and rilt
clocks with cathedral gongs, at corner Main
andpoydras streets.
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Notice

| wish TO inform nv patrons and the pub.
lie generally that my commission as notary
public does not expire until some time in
JUNE next, and that any work intrusted to
my care will be attended to with the same
accuracy ANA promptness rs heretofore, |
have recently formed q partnership with ].
{. kearby, esq, and will now be found nj
the office of kearby & Work, COS Main
street. Respectfully,
ALPHA X. WORK,
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Chris Rinteman's saloon of Fort Worth
which is hard by the depot, is well,knovn
TO and most popular place with the tray.
ellng public. Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside, and the puresG and best LIQUORS Are
served and concocted in style TO suit
the taste of the most fastidious. They
carry nothing but the very best brands Of
goods, and If you fain would smoke, 1t Is
mere you will find the best brands of cigars,
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IL you have any sort of q notion of buy
Ing q phmton, buggy, or carriage, or even a
blackboard, don't fail TO see Wendeken's
goods ut S3I and $50 Main street. First.
class goods, and at prices no one can reason.
ably complain OF being extravaganza.
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In ancient days, before the time
That party led the van,
Pure patriotism ruled the roost'
And the office sought the man;
put now, a!sS the rule Is changed,
The patriots bung.hole leaks
The Office fails TO seek the man,
And the man THE OillCe' seeks.
-Mcprayer
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Going To st, LOUIS,

Combine pleasure with business, and pur-
chase tickets via the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa
Flo, which takes you through Houston and
New Orleans at the same price as via | ,le
Rock or Sedalia. A beautiful route and
close connections through.
Il, Il. FosnIcK,
Ticket Agent
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20 TO the Caddo house, Greenyille, ifyou
want good accommodations ut low rateo
comfortable rooms, clean beds and well
supplied table can always be found
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stockholders Meeting.

Regular annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Dallas Real Estate and
building association will be held at the
oilice OF Sanger Bros. Monday, 18th March.
1883, 7;3Np. M. ALsr SANGER.
7. 7. BARRY, President
Secretary and Treasurer,
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Some hsAthsn are not as much Of the
hssshs sS :, !. ys think read . Mahomstan
RtSvsse !, ~. "god h., bestowed the rood
~ Z ssch Sri SNs W. sD S''
So SIS sI = \ s'''''
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD Office.

me new spring goods at Douglas Bros,
merchant tailors, just arrived from New
, rork, are the deli ght Of all who see them.
;lhey have the latest novelties and the
largest assortment in the state.
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The drama was never more popular In
Dallas than at present. The reason of this
consists In the fact that the genuine dram.
mer always goes to "The Office" for his
dram without scruple. '''
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To New Orleans
always travel via. Texas & Pacific railway.
Ior II 10 one hundred and eighty even
miles MI. shorter than via Cleburne and Hous.
'ons II, 2, TURNER,
Union Ticket Agent, T. 4 r; Derct.
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All Are Invited
to call at the Star machine office and art
gallery, 643 Elm street. The most attract.
We place in the city.
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Literary and Library association inland
giving q Dickens socisble soon. Furthor
particulars and notice Of date will be civsn
hereafter IN the HERALD,
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All those wanting machine, please call
anu examine the Domestic" Office So
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Forster Patent,
Lisle thread and silk gloves, 10, IL and 10
hooks, from So cents to $50, new shades
at Bauman's.
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Mousquctaircs,
Isle thread, and all new shades to match
SUITS 90 cents, u cents, IS cents, 81, Si.o5
to Sl.15, at Bauman's. w F''-'
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Don't forget the temperance lecture 10
morrow evening, at the Baptist church
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Don't fail to visit the house of Douglas
Bros, merchant tailors, when you are in
need of a new suit.
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Exclusive Wholesale and
retail millinery and ladies' suit house in
the state. Address Il. Bauman, manager,
1O6 Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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BUY your buggies at w. w. Orr's, su,.
T sssor TO sechler q Orr, Main street, Dallas,
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Neckwcar Novelties
at Baumnn's.
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Ladies are cordially invited to see new
goods at Baumans.
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1000 Canes Mt Curtis.
Curtis has the finest stock Of canes IN
Dallas.
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Go to $50 Elm street for domestic ssw
ing-machines. 90"
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Gloves to Match
20 Your suits, hats and bonnets, at Bauman's
706 Elm street.
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Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for hisillustrated catalogue
and price-lisi.
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All of Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels l-S-inch axes
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LOCAL NEWS.

LUUAL NEWS.
TO THE LADIES.
Your attention is called to the fact that
you can be supplied on short notice with
hats, underwear, and all kinds ofmillinery
goods at very low prices by calling on
Mrs. II. CuEsrNUT,
Next door to Oram's jewelry store, Elm St.
Ear0nly lady clerks employed.
THE TEXAS LAND AND 90.
OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
at reasonable. rates Of interest at from one
to five years time, secured by deed Of trust
on improved lands. 1t will. .also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
Q. Il. WELLKsLEy,
General Manager, Office COS MAN.. street
Dallas, Texas.
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Or sells the best buggies for the money
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
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Ph~tcns:snd slds.bar Basxie,.
81 and $50 Main Bueet.
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Ba.nnockburn cheviots 1t II. thinner.
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AhipbouNs
ottoman silk and satins, flame, oxblOod,
crushed strawberries and other new shades
at Bauman's.
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Glen Lea, opposite HnaArp of,,o..
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Counterfeit Coin.

Within the past few days very danger
Gus counterfeit silver dollar most cleverly
executed has been put into circulation IL
this city. SO true are they to the orisina
that al classes of business men have beer
deceived by them and II requires the closest
scrutiny to detect the deception. The city
Is flooded as it were with them and an nj
tache Of one Of the express offices informed
HERALD reporter yesterday that severa
had been passed on him before he discov
such good Imitation of the genuine that
persons who receive them pass them il
good faith. Whether or not the United
States officers are on or not, is q question
but there is here fine field for operation
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Mousquetairc Kid Gloves.
q, III W new shades, just received, 80 cents to
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Elbouf suitings at II. Zimmerman's.
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London suitings at II. Zimmerman
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
constantly on hands at 1907 Elm street,
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Full line ladies' and childrens' underwear
at Bau mans
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Easter cards, lower and cheaper than
elsewcrc, at Mason Il Erb's.
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A saucy school. hoy out a / Newell |,
Took hold Of tho tall OF u mu.cll:
Hc lost part OF his cheek,
But was about In aweek;
st. Jacobs OIL cured Master Buell.,
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Lsng,ry Gloves at Bauman's,

fhwtons and side.bar Buggics.
S37 and $3.50 Main Street,
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New ladies salts at Bauman's.
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Horsiord's Acid rhosphnte for Women and

| Children.
DR.. Joseph Holt, New Orleans, Louisiana,
says; III have frequently found 1t excellent
tervice In cases of debility, loss Of appetite,
ness,apd particularly of service In treatment
/ OF wor 'en and Children
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An Interesting Debate.

Are communities benefited more than in
jured by the accumulation of great wealth in the
hands of individuals p
A public debate on the above question took
place in the hall of the Y, NJ. C. \. last Monday
evening. Drs. Emerson and Rogers opened the
debate, and several speakers supported the one
side or the other. The aft asserted that
large accumulations We're the result OF natural
laws, while the negative claimed that the i'm
mense fortunes that had grown up of late years
in America were nat the result of legitimate enter
prise, or any kind Of product We industry. 1t
was argued that the good to the community
from the employment Of labor, a. well as the
liberal donations of the wealthy to laudable
objects, more than counter-balancel the evils
arising from the concentration in the hands of
the comparatively few. This was replied to by
the statemen that the possessors of colossal
fortunes were not, as a class noted for hberality
or public spirit, the greater amount of benefac-
tions coming from men possessed of comforta-
bic means, but not of excessive wealth. 1t was
further argued by those who supported the mega
tive that the possession of inordinate wealth
enabled the holders to bride legislatures, control
courts and do as they pleased generally, which
was met by the rejolnder that such attempts
could be and had been met by the people who
compelled the passage of laws restraining these
evils. The affirmative made a point by the
assertion that all men desire wealth for them
selves, and only object when the accumulations
are in the hands of other people. This was not
disputed, but the ne yatiTe side stated that great
wealth for the few meant poverty for the many
and tended to the destruction of the middle
class. Another argument advanced in favor of
the accumulation of wealth by individuals
was that it tended to make them Conservative
especially if that wealth was vested in real estate
and indisposed to adopt wild and dangerous
ideas. 1t was also stated, by the affirmative
that large fortunes do not hold together in
families beyond the second or third generation.
This statement, as well as the one made by the
other side, to the effect that the immense
fortunes that have grown up lately i'll America
are not the result OF legitimate enterprise-wil
not hold good of England or Europe generally,
but as neither of them have any bearing upon
the question in dispute we can let that pass.)
We also notice that the argument was used that
it is only by the concentration of wealth IN the
halsIs of individuals that large enterprises and
public improvements are possible. lnasmuch as
public IMPROVEMENTS =; are paid for by the
public at large, we can imagine that the allusion
to such in this connexion was a tIpsEs liHgue.
Altogether, the debate was an interesting one,
even if the conclusion-that of deciding in the
negative-was a forgone one, and We hope to re-
ceive the report of future ones conducted under
the same favorable auspices and with the same
courtesy as distinguished this.
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which are PAYABLE ~ the applicant at the time the order
u issued
For sny sum not exceeding Five Dollar-5 cent
over i've dylls1, and not exceeding SOD cents
over ten dollars. and not exceeding S2-l5 cents.
over I senty-hve dollars ditto ditto, $500 cent?
over f3Tts .i9lsrs- not exceeding $S-25 cents
No order Eil lac issued or more than nifty dollars
When alarg-r sum = wanted it must be procured IN TIVE or
more orders
Au r-!sr -znIJ- hu issz-1 On any p1st once except
one OF slc ab1venamei money order offices, until notice
has been given tnar ~ HS been made 4 money order
Ofhce.
An order payable N preseutation, only al the ONCE
drawn on. ami the Person e. whom IL u paid must re
ceipt fr the amount.
Blank zgPH=sriou< arr kept al esch noney-ordeT OHIO
At the country Iaoney-0rder Offices. certain days, sud
hours Of the dsy. -Ill BE- desigusted hy each Postmaster.
when money ori-E~ Viii be Issued.
No mOney-oEder business transacted on sunday.
Pamphlets, containing more iIl details OF the money
order system can be hal On application ~ am Of The post
Offices.
FOREIGN AONEi-ORDERS cannot be Issuel until
money order treaties have been made with such countries
a. II may be desirable to extend the system TO.
q. NJ. WHITNEY, z. ". q.
hOncluiu, April, 1883. ap25-Im
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A New "Idee.

The Editor sat in his easy chair,
In his easy chair sat he.
And he gazed at the wall with a vacant air,
Where
Cobwebs hung from the rafjers bare
And the spider lurked in his dusty lair,
And nothing was seen by the editor there
To give him q new " idee."
He gazed at the wall til his eyes grew dim,
Till his eyes grew dim gaZed he.
And then, tho he had his bread 10 win,
Gin
With a small slice Of lemon skin.
Cut as he liked it, very thin,
OF which he'd a glass, got the best of him,
And to sleep and to snore gan he.
The foreman came from the chapel " dim,
From the chapel dim came he.
To the : devil y. his roar
Came through the door,
- More
Copy he wanted, Cand added. less snore -.
And the editor woke and his hair he tore
And stamped his feet upon the floor
And scanned the exchanges DER and DER.
In search of a new = idee."
He scissored away in frantic haste.
In frantic haste cut he.
" dow TO broil and how TO baste,'
Taste"
" How to prepare a useful PASTE
The Waste of War" and . 4 pretty waist
Is not the one that's tightest laced"
And other items were loaded" and spaced"
Ara the = third page - original . column they
graced,
For the want of a new - idee."
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Board Of He 'ltn.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
~ order Of the Board the attention OF 'he PuOl'e
.-,sci,IIv called to a regulation adopted 10y the
Board October %, 1874
/ Every packet steam vessel arriving o" II
- tbs.e Islands shall be boarded by the Port
6T---@vho is to examine personally tne crews
-~..snaers and if satisfied that no contagious
~ f-.,io1s disease exists on board he shall grant
-e.,.ain n certificate te that effect ont II
s,ti-sed. he shall order the Pilot 10 ahsn'I
inside tho harbor. and the Beard oi
- hall be notified q the facts No ING,
"a nc a steam packet inside the haroof un'iI
ISL physician has given him nbert' =" 70 10
~ .,,ention Of the public = also o1Ilsa 20
q .bs PENAL Code and following sections
ChsP- The Board Of Health may from time
sE-rt.bIish the quarantine 20 be performed
20 ~s.seIs arriving at any port of the Kingdom;
" ~ make snch quarantine regulations a.
? i1dee necessary for the public health and
safety Of the inhabitanu9' -
-,ox "a. ANY vessel which shall re-
- submit to quarantine or which shall
~. quarantine grounds before the e1-
- Of the quarantine imposed upon
- wbieh shall be the means Of clandes-
nNy ;,troducing into this Kingdom any conta-
- sisease. or any disease dangerous to the pub
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BY AUTHORITY.

His Majesty the King has received an autograph
letter from His Majesty the Kins of siam, Of which
the following is a translation
tTRASsLATIOS.i
From His Majesty Somdeteh Phra Paramindr
ChuIaIornkorn Phra Chula Chow Klao, King Of
Siam, both Northern and Southern and all Its
Dependencies, and Lao Kao, Mslays, harens'
etc, etc, etc.
To His Majesty King Kalakaua, King of Hawaii
etc, etc, etc.
We have been very pleased 70 hear from our
Ministers that they have been informed by Your
Maiestv's Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs Of
Your Majesty having fixed the date for the august
cersmonT Of your coronation as King OF hawaii
We beg Your Majesty 70 accept our blessing on
this suspicious occasion.
NAV the Supreme Power Of the Universe protect
and Keep Your Majesty, and bless you with ali
happiness, good fortune and glory, make iour
Majesty revered and loved By your people and
honored by all nations, and grant Your majesty
long TO reign over the Kingdom OF Hawaii
Given At the Throne Room, Chakri-Maha Prasadh'
in the Grand Palace. at Krung TheP Mana
Nakhon, on Wednesday the second day OF the
waxing Of the month Busya, in the year Mania
fourth Of the Cycle. being the Faith day Of the
Siamese Astronomical Era corresponding 70 the
I0th January, 1888, Of the Christian Era ihe
6fteenth wear and 5174th day of Our Reign
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Licenses Expiring in May, 'ea

RETAIL-OAHC.
2 Wong sang, Nua.nu Valley Honolulu
, ing sing Zee, AAunAksa street
8 2 stein, Fort street
. Cgnehee & Achst, Hotel street
, Al nat, Fish Market
10 Hou On Tong, Hotel street
Is Stewart Blanc. " "
Is a DE Zo1za, Liiiha street
10 J HOpp, queen street
20 Nam Chong & Co, corner King and Aaanakes SIS "
20 ) n Lynch, King street
IS Ahuna, waialua
q Jacob Fisher. Liliha street
- > a0 Iep IN Ta1 e 10, cor AlsksA and Merchant stsa
80 Mrs " n Wilkinson. Fort street
RETAIL-kACAI.
! { Bofs6sIsTinE, KeE4ha. walme.
Is Achon
RETAIL-HAwAII.
James Bieknell, Kukuihaele. Hamakua
2 Yet ching Chang, PsauHilo,
! Tuck sung, Psukaa, Hno
II / Ayan' MsEspsia. North Kohal.
Is DIR G a WetInore, Hilo
% ChOng Lee IL Co. OOkals. {"
20 W IL Holnes. HOnOkSa, Hsmakus
RETAII-MAUI
J Kirkwood. Lshaina
Il Tam You. M4kawso
y Man Chm Tong. Waikiki
&c A Enos 4 20.
% kWougL Lung,
% Young Hee,
PORK BUTCHER.
3 Tam You, MakAwao
CAKE PEDDLING.
IL Ahi, (Kona HemA)
IL Apoi, Granddaughter
VICTUALING.
l J Bieknell. Kukuihaele. HamAkus, Hawai-
l Nee Chons. North KohslA
! Cimpas Pzia, HamAkuHpoko, Maui
2 Yet Ching CbOng PHauWIIo, Hanakua, HEaElI
. Mrs kealOhA Davis, uOuOkaa,
3 Apo. Pals- IsmAku1pOkO. Maui
> Conches q Achat. Hotel street. HOnolula
) Gee Woo, Waikiki. Maui
5 Wong Chen, Nuuanu street, Honolulu
l. Lam Tot. Mauuakea ("
Is 40 lin Check. cor Merchant aud Alakea sis Honolulu.
ID Nee Lee, Merchants street
i6 Achen, LahainA. Maui
p HO Yuck kee, PunchboWi street Honolulu
. kilAuea Sugar 20, KilAueA Plantation. Kausi
"a Louis RAltOfEn. Wsimea
90 Alams. HiIO. Hawaii
BOAT.
- J " KezomLkani. Hiio
BCTCHER.
81 John Cox. WAizIua, Oahu
H~OLESALE.
- A Cleghorn * co. KAALumanu street
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Come, john" said the boys father, - |
don't want to see you smoking ~again-untiI
you are some years older, at any rate"
{" Why, father" replied John, "you smoke"
$50 1 do resumed the parent; but |
didn't smoke at your time of life. | never
had a cigar in my mouth until p OF %
years old. and here you are at 1t at only IT,
John didn't make any reply. but he thought
there Was more excuse for a boy of II maxi
ing a fool of himself than a young man
of %.
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lie health shall be liable to seizure. confscation,
aud sale for the benefit Of the public treasury.
SEouoS 81. All expenses incurred on account
Of any person, vessel or goods under any quaran-
tine regulations shall be paid by such person, vessel,
or owner Of such vessel Of goods respectively.
The roadstsad Of Honolulu j. hereby design
Ated a. quarantine ground"
+ II. HAYSELDES.
Secretary % the Board II Health.
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NOTICE.

Purses will be arranged as soon as the Managing
Committee can conveniently do 50.
All horses entered for the above races will be
under the control 81 the Judges, and their decision
will be final.
All running races will be under the Rules Of the
Pacific Blood Horse Association: excepting a. to
weights.
All horses TO carry a rider.
All t%rotting races will be under the Rules o. 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 tracts can
be obtained from the secretary.
Jockies colors must accompany entrance fee.
In order to secure and maintain order, no one
will be allowed on the track without the Associa-
ton Badge, which may be obtained Oh application
10 the secretary on the Park grounds.
ADMITTANCE TO THE PARK-Pedestrians,
free; horses, horses and carriages, 80 cts; admit
lance TO Grand Stand. S1.00.
JOS. E.
msyl2 SECRETARY.