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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-29

Destructive rains are reported
from the centre of the State.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-29

At extremely low. prices, at
(m29tf. SPEkN BkOS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-29

peT"A handsome assortment Of
LADIES, MISSEY and CHILDREN'S
-HOSIERY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

rha Eisuse Committee On y ags aud MsHnH Eas
r.purrad f1r1raEiE NJ Ahr1m :. EaFsrz bill o.
an-y i-fH slfs-f me- Msziral rrsHtT u -is rspur-
u--umpaz-in- tie BIZ riir usmmirtse. bsf1r- PR
-u-iur g iiscussiiIu u me airauslz=s n be de-
rfrui firm m aEaru1iuu a ne --satF r-fsrs ua
r1lIrzral glesEn Il uuE.1 interest EnIrh 1aa been
r1is-zi- zHmriT, F1stiar 4 EgGin mt BE- cEnpsfent
fIr M Prsairisnr and SENATE alnua ~ enter una
l-uusis wtinh zzsui etnnn tfa Ilsps t1r the crIi-
Ianrru * rsTsnuE. rhH crmmTr-e- dr-iHrzs tilaf
- E.sunz II Eepr-zanfaETsH haa alTH4s lnEiHue..
mi wknrE r1nsH II d1lF ar sila1gsd By trsHrE
Iaa ETirr1vli n C0nrussa aecsnsary f1r r. *
arurinu- In tlH PRESENT instances ne senate. hefIrz
rznfying ttle trsarT. ldnpt=t amenrimrnr ie-
-ssrinH taar r1a rrslIrF siuula si4s sHscr "a
40 4 ailuu BE- arrrTvaf ami rTr1iai BY hstl cisu-
trnsrinE Farirs irrur1iur D thei- Respective
siz1iuns. hur mt anti tTEs Hecrszary - carr Z
mos szsEufiuu snrruiG b. rHaaef By both ne CIn-
nrnaa a NE Enire1 SfIrss and Tn government u
MaGnr1. The EI1as Committees rsiTariH -is atiisp-
tnn ~ 1tIE amendment b. TN >-nars a syn
ErEuf-al airuiaiun ID In EzttIrE 1f 7r-issiieuf
w1irh uzar BE- szuerrrd Aersafler 70 z,gvar1 Era
nes Easrf-ry M -Even1E LnrEr ne terms az tie
rrHrfv a. Erurruesi By tlE cuumIrraa the lIfsi
Sunsa n.r.sa .. ast.zzir f-1m Nazinu t-.s II inrg
ewuufp siuitf E-rlEieH. q EhiEs al tEr seven arr
new frxH e dzr4 1n1er l1e E-1ruu ft--f. r1Iie n
rzaur1 FIR l1ia r-lnairierz1ia cu1rHssaIu ar wv
eruruart q Ne--ru al-rsss ~ aiIurr FIRE. II -ur7
EsEzzeF- s1r.e ar-Iaes. Al II rhicn sz-zpr ~ an
Ecw Eli-5err y 1ursss irsr7s7uG l-sr - pr esuf-
en- n dniiasis wilma
E4AllI q = , ettiill-rziililn y lie Eene1rz -
- Exrlgfel frIm Eia ErsatF. M cuumIfzza sa7s
ela1 c-uH.isr-zr z a mEra 1lsinnza trzn slfflnu
90 halnnca Il altgslfaar FrIud b. b. lIrza-
y u fx-Er ~ ne L1l1ar -fIrea. Ii trE rsspsf.ft
nEir. = mg1 would taErs seem b. hs aur frrar-
fzranm VA a1E Prssiurlv= IuIfIst-F CARRIED Gu n
tra 1nl1-T- = u 1gfuiss- Gur tlHE tia f.n-s ruf
IL E1r1< I1Ii1stry II LauIHiasss tla permits II
e1harlu Elltlrz might b. zutaEgrahty gferrei II
rInEEglEuEE Il t1n arspriiE u mn trzarV arr N
r-znt Fnt- anfsuu,iei The s1sai ainuuzIf a sl1z-
Eurur-ni trlm EEz-eI ~ comparatively rridzuIr
~ h lIlaa MT a. present. r1lHs ern1un fcr RI
- .-n.-La.l----f..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
Ez.Htaasssas 3 s. AIhaai. csu.gs.

On Thursday and FrI1zF last week the sT4l1Ila-
sinnz Of the pupils II ST. Adams College, we're
held. prsiinfzarY To breaking up for the MD
summer EofitrFz On the E-ss day the upper
classes vera examined Il Grammar, AritEmetic,
ald Hecna1Ics- the remainder of tie day being
devoted mainly . the Il1i0rz- D1 FrI1sF the
interest wa fllI 1siziIf. and Lars number q
aiies and EsutLzrazu- Parzn-s of pupils -Eers pre-
SEEK besides 4 E-g1P Of Zr1En ~ dzr1seLss shel1
selves Former pIis- o. sls-z-s q tEnae nov n tie
schnuL The hrst Arithmetic fEsrrh- eeoc1etry-
Al-Ebr1- Latin AID Ar1erlczz- Enszils1- Hawai-
an and General ElstsrF. glasses Esrs sEau1iEed-
FglI "a Geography general and paflcular- TIE
pupIla tlrDGZrol1 z1Ee eTI4Ence d carefully n
tsiiI1Enr teaching Ia LATIN. Anto1s PsrrT's
trznsiasion Ct s11drT selections from YIrzifs
EnEid especially 1oteVurtETr Mas Nara
Aforz god ssrDud- Ia the history q the last
h1nC.Esr ysaEs, Miss Zoe AtkI1sou- zaa II fE1lt
seITfollo2sd b A1iars Perry ZINES. No'1s-
house carries away tie Ec1orz n srIrEzetic- A.
the EXAMINATIONS Esrs cFzrr sIrlcJ1z~ rscItz-
tlous and Fzz1I1g eDupositlorz foliOzsc- he
singing vas hearty ard euFoFsbie alike % the
Master lanes WIiteE, fzlriF b-Dlgtt 6oEn tEs
h11ss zlsh hia reGItz1ssu # Ma Jones Pirzts7
I'd Hart ". G. Grsiz- Give DAVIS Berte Mist
and Ma Belle LGllzE.u- alsD EszItet piecss VIII
tzrr snd feeilnr. srxszn1ina -sgz5fsr1s br1zaff
tue Fr0essdiazs . he Pninf q d.strl5otia1 q
pEizss- Il addition = pzIzes q hooll. cards
Il E1uor Vsrs aEzr3e1 - TIE 1Est sld teco1d
piacE ezcE cl1s- Il - Illlpf4zille - na1ls al
the rs<iFieE.s- be- Hessrs- A. Perry, I'd Hzr1.
lanes y ildsz. ~ q. Grsiz CIzss Dave, nisaes
Zoe Lzzi and 81 AtEi-sD1. Nara Afo1Zs de14sld
zzautl1u- NJ Ez-lsa1E- a. Instructor n drszI1z.
aEzrie1 tie pKizea u Ia cspagfE1elt 10 J. VII
der AID 4 LIEt- III Ezz41es, u Erz1ch - Et1ei
Nosssnn1se zrd Ms KatE BcnaGu- Iisz Ho1e-
ha1zsfz rsrozzrlezzs Gls fox tie 1i1s e4zas we're
falIszed out- las 5sfors SEPARATING. NJ Iheo. T.
DzTiea zzxsz- EDz1eutE attklrIa1- zr-1 = = lev
E5rlE taEks1 shs frizcsPai q lie sElli q betzlf
Il b1tE rszEzz-E AID sE1ofzrI foE III rziltzki11
tE1-u111ezz q ~ Izatg1c.isc 7Irsu ztl< Allsars
/ C6lIecs- Azl1razs ths is1ies przsens we're Me-
DANES NodE111ss- 4s1l1zzr, EEEi1ley. Dawes
Afsu1 L WiIdsE- = Ds11u, HiEt, Gzsi1zz- Ben
s11- RzsTs = DsEEstis zad a many asE.iezsn ~
-1uid ~ z4zT fr1rz tlsir E-lld1etE, = atrlkizg
teatinauT - the Popularity and slcnsss u he
sctc1L L1lc1s11 1zE te<ys1 - Tlzltor1 z1d -
DtiE alike a. tie r1nur1zF rsc1z- Dr. Lctt 1oild-
ra5d Z fzeEsiIF siazE - sEe srh1ul E1o1aE a Eri
/ Day fsrsnoou b1s tie Blzrii a E6scztios a. saet
sids nst fscoguzakie- AFEUz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

purposes whieA Is sll that they are god
fcr, These who approach him with hypc-
critical high toned professions get their
measure taken every time. They have
their Price, and are either pGrchaSe6 and
used or kicked oae side. Il does not take
r,any wears Of such experience with ones
Eind. - make his instructive Judgment u
others as keen is that Of genuine mind
reader
BIT IN every healthy community, there
Is higher sentiment than the love q pelf,
a self respecting faith In that which Is tyae
and honorable, which WI place itself IN
der bonds 10 Nc mans wealth OF power.
Men like Mr. SpreekelS usually do not
helSsve in the existence q such sentiment,
or II they now Ind then see indications q
Il. thew treat It with seo<n or pity This
country probably, has an average number
q hypoeritical weak -kneed and dishonest
people. But no one bot an inposser can
/ AFFECT 70 scout the idea that thsre Is such
q thing Is sincere devotion TO public IN
terests, for public. not selfish ends. Manly.
brave work has been done and Is now 50
ing on IN this country, with the sole oblecs
OF producing good government, and wise
/ administration OF affairs That work VII
/ eortinue. and VIII BE- carried on mainly BY
those who without Cstentation- quietly lay
aside consideration Of personal gam OE
comfort, for that which they regard as the
pub6e welfare. They are incapable OF BE-
ing t1r-dczed, deceived or bought up, Il
Is not their object 10 interfere with Mr.
Svreekels' OF with any ones Legitimate
/ business enterprises, nor TO make hun to-
| scapeg goat for all that has resulted frun
the mis-iUdSment or weakness OF others
There Is no difference IN principle between
those who taeitly or openly favor bad gov
eminent IN order to set small shoe o
puhhc patronage, and one who IN the Sans
way secures a larger slice Taking con
tract 70 exchange q million cheap silyel
dollars for government sold bonds Is Il
principle the same thing aS taking j thou
sand dollar gold bond for silver, Their
are more persons than one who would hav
jumped az the W1pio lease, law or nolay
for the Government making It without
public advertisement and sale.
AL this. however does not popularlz
Mr. Spreekels' somewhat boisteroUs an,
powerful advocacy Of the present Ministry
or his urging upon the country bank Q
issue Of paper money. or his cl1lm to Ell
clude all but his own vessels from carry
lnS freight and passengers TO CalIforuia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

TEz sscuud BIZ to aHth0rizs tht. issrs OF
paper money tins time called The Va
ti1uaI Banking Art-- has After the great
est secresy pending Its being printed az
last been allowed 10 see the hight To say
that Il contains s1ue few provisions winch
afs an Improvement On the Bank Charter
Arr- ct winch Z L the legitimate offspring.
L FgrT Ear fruu saying that the bid can
b. aErEpt=,i By the intelligence II tins
country II zz1hfrizss the iss71e It paper
money Upun 10 c0in basis Of silver or-zold-
bur solely aPnu ths. security Of Hawaiian
Gsszgrument Bonds The f1Ils5Eiz- Sec
bank fails to pay Irs notes
SEzznz n. AZ the expiration Il IizrF days astzr
Iv-uu nfrlcE II lur-l7 -lrTIr Il mites a - 1rs-
Elre tiia rsrefiiasE ser1lau- the Minister Il II
1a1rE snail ea1sE sEauiuafHsu . - MADE AID
g aafa6ei tiz1 TN aHlk ssiII rzflae az ueGiarr %
rsalesm n eirEut1tlng mites zttsr Lez1i dsmaall
h1a eesn aaI.E AID Gtsktzsit- he sislI. EiE1in
airy fa-s tsiasrsalr sil tir 6s-uliE ,slsffs5f.,.
and piesirEd By the sid enrpurlzou. fsr1sIrasi
tiH Government and TIM snail l1erzupau b
fIrteire1- And riErsIpsn tAs H1ulassE q fizaaca
rr17 diEpuaa n many II EIIn tnulis a. nIaF b.
necessary = r.riasu the rsrari-r as.ss .ssi.f!-
iuE, eirEr az Pu-iiE pr1z1rs safe. aftsr rlTizg
thIrtv larsi 1ntzEe b ruhllratinu ~ two unIarz-
pErE ruiiilatzt El1nnlll1 u AID ing
I'm And be snail EzcHive IN pHFz1anl a szrii
hrnda when std, tts eIrEaia-iu1 na1.s Il ts CIR
P1r1Elun az pH=- cthar hSfzl nuueF AZ the
Eizzrfnm- ami aGt Il Eaa surpiaH 1znuEy ariEuu
tran Hsr1 salr szIEz he Ehal ra1esu me eIrrn,
lafiIlu mites sti-I dzrstzrLiiuu-
Il tins appears that II the hank sgIz
Ponds paFnent- with say. Ssiilno0 q II
mites outstanding not dollar cal Be g7t
bsr the nlJte-hnlderz urlril after fur mruti-s
shall have elaPBed Tins l. the first *
psrience Efliri tie country would undergo
WsEItIng f1ur months FIR their mangF- And
what may they get them The Minister
vino sells the bonds -sissG rEeETve IN pap.
nlent Of sarh bonds when =nld. tis eir-HiEt
6lf nafes y ~ corporation a. p'fT- CT otleE
lawful money II the EfngIiam- and Gun d
tine sETplus Moneys zrlsinr< tHcm sETEA sal
n szIaE ke shall rstieeTz tie eIzrsliEEizrs
nntEH s1in natztanIiingH If TINS n nGi
irrulieenzalls paper Eicley, TE Should Ia
~ kz1E h1W Ezeh 1neT can he made
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

VIZ do not say behind ones back any
thing which We are not ready to say 70 his
faee- Fer many weeks there has been
exceedingly PLAN talk and writing guizg
On the opposite Of Mandatory 70 1fr- CIa1s
Spreckels- N5E that he l. here N psrso1-
We feel constrained to say, that his cU1rze
ot actiou has meritesi the iIi-fseEng which
has been aroused Concerning hIn His
apparent determination 10 Use and 10 sE7ss-
tain II o6zce 4 weak, net 10 say enrrupt
Ministry FOR HIS personal ends against
the expressed wishes and interests II the
vast majority Of the best people II the
es7GEtrY has served 20 ztrgnZthea the IN
favorable impression which his m1nopolF
Of the sugar and f1rEigz czrTYirg trade
had pEntiEcsd Whistler ke knew Ehzz
hiz PROPOSED Bank Charter contained or
not 4 vas generally believed that be meant
By that means u rE1Iee every one II this
c5InETT 70 s1hserTIence 30 his interests
Whether or mt he sogzht to c1E7Ines
people that If they opposed hiz plans. lie
world rim them Il h cuGld such was and
: the general belief
Undoubtedly 1Ir- Sprzckslz' experisEee
with the world = the same with tlaE of al
1tiler stzuuz and s1ceesEfEI Een- he has
found most people with Eh1n - e1lles
n c1lztaet, either weak az c1rTupt, and
Always ssL1aA He uzes theE1 % sE-1t tiis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

= - Lsmizn 1tIrzar7ss W. ind nuflEe At tha
zsnth az tis auH n n. u TIns LADY Dakinfeld
A. . F1ung lslr q rEsnrE. siis Prsssnf az tie
nnu kut1riE lsliI gwen az ErIaaeis. BY EiIn Du-
riHm ~ Esrllmn1r- On m L5tE- Elun LII I'M
laII1l1lF lafsra nm lHrlE Il ilsIatrz Eczs rnirh
nnaratai IN harzie II WatartDn fllsrhf an the
tslh 9Hn EzE IN aflirsrs calisd EEzT f-rm the
bal and ulcuEana1 1lH dspErrurE uf the truuua-
EAm unM en- ne rzlnrartA tlnluEi1lur I'M dHT Il
na11IH AMI aMT tlla wuull1Hn crsurrht N Fer
aIInrf hrsfIImr waa Killed mr. hsan a ans enrz-
nnrr M.nEr &c n silL rzmnmbEr ne maruidrsur
tnnrrisldln * Inn hrzlk1uu NJ u thr hHu gwen
rm Hrrru n ne Elirf Canf1 Il Chzisis EIzrilf-
rIrIf Cur CItmufar m Faulrr FAR trzaG-rlr e ne
innun srririrr time. whHu EsEEF Sharp diafzug,-
riIIurd harunlr and made q g.ud trade szr n
lI.s 1rrruu ~ erzrT sur zrIuud 1er-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

YEAR, I'd net tan y make aPrlicaicn - ~ eul
ecrf,ice. Ais NJ czoNninsbers uho ~ ssyen
saccessate years aFs,ie1 fcr tAe lane - faAolcl
stsAe3 fcr eadS Ne ecrclndsd ~ fenlndine his
eeasers that Ne are iaStrected - tie parable q
~tee unSest f1iSe - - incesseA in car petifiens
Ard thet elsauaets,y ue vii ohtAln she nAnytinee
scpreyedtcr dsS1tsssl q Ms present Minislry.
eenaeittee Wa arpoaated 70 drAii a pefitica
and p-eseae & fer s,Saatnre b thcse U60 nay
W,sA - strn.
II VII 10 acabt ~ siSoea b. al uAo have The
welfare q he ccantSy Al kears. The ~AaveFtissE
VII ~ scee, state that tAe reeetinx Wss M q
iaige sns e1i u VII have - alkmil hat Il VS.
ecorcepd - sccns ruezty perSoas Who are tNx-
raysrs aud Vas ma ~ up IN ecraer As the peti-
uea scttee np By Stesea, frehAna Mocd and
oee oieel % sustain lAe ratnlElry. Lev Oh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
The following telegram appears IN the
an cf the third inst.

The following telegram appears IN the
an ct the third inst.
IcNpcS. yaly "a lespasch trcEs Caro- saIs
taar lrtasr E-lul kaa-rgcrf statss scas khE-ruru
WIS ra-uu-sd darilg he atssr par Of NAY With
CUT q eicul-v. There vas ~ massacre. Moss q
he EIrvrea1s turned NRhcr1u3e541s, Among
tncse Uhc Id not, vas General Gcrugn- Ecc =
e1-up. = MAdi hizlseiS y as kharsc1m- The
sz-grea1s AZ -sil z-saneG
Possibly the M1hh proposes % hold
Gordon az rarSom Is the Greek or Sicihan
briS1nd, DO. In any case the incoupre
hsnsible. shIftless uncertainty q every act
CT the British Government since the battle
q Tel-el-heblr has nov led them into i
Gespera.e dilemma
We're Il not that 20 large a proportion
OF thinking Einzilshnsn desire ~ see Glad
stone Franchise Bill Chamberlain's Ship
ping 81. and vernon HzreoGrt's Muniei-
palry Act. fairiy placed before the Legs
hsure. they vuGld have been before this,
eumpeled 70 resign. As It Is, their home
administration u made 70 balance then
foreign blu1dsring.
When Theodore Of Abyssiria captured
i VICE Consul and j dozen missionaries
and artisans they were rescued at a cost Of
several millions sterling We shall bs
CURIOUS 10 know how Gordon VII be res-
eued Meanwhile the spigrammatic MOTIF
Of Granv1lle's Egyptian policy -.Rescus
and Retire. may b. Interpreted as -Wrees
ard run away
We have vet hopes that the above new,
rly be contradicted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
A..z via fhs 1fsni.sry

A2Ezr eli7 la. ~
Enrro1 G1zzzIEs-Et > ues<i1g q tie ezlzsls
q WaiI1ks ere a tEs spezkerE. u urzfnz Ne
aerezsitg * Petisl1ni-I l1s ki-x 70 ssl1o5s ~
Al ErzE aslelEt1 lad bsEu f1tlle. Hz5d ltst -
E1sn q fzztEaceg ulsrz fEel1g1t and c1ltillfil
reEila1z zlfizz.elg odd e 1tE1i1in1 t.s 1e1irsi
sad
Z 7. 4 :s '. 2; si - Z : a.. ' g Z. 3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

SFazczE1s gets $4,000 subsidy for his
steamers. which b. placed On the Inc for
the sole purpose # securing the traffic ~
himself which vas beng done By the fine
stsamerz Of the Pacific Nal Co and By the
.azIzu- feet L L 4 pleasant luxury these
t1rrrl=hEiy Steamers but We doubt Il any
nan u tins country wugltftaTe subscribed
and pa1d 500 t1r laying On tins new Inc.
va mean any nan not connected with these
STEAMERS Nov We pay - lIr. SprEckHls
FIR the privilege q hlz monopoly Of this
tTaf-ie mere than the entire educational
appropriation Of the kin-yiomI
A. b hiz boast 4 bringing S1.l60AN0
g1li into the COUNTY,. he 0ulitz 10 zame
the am1uut be has made CUt q the cuun-
Try HE bsnefactI0us T. pubic q char
Tsz5le PURPOSES arg not reported bGt We
d1uht 4 they amount u S5nu II al
one effect of hIs Investments has been
- Increase largely the suZar prudHctir1u-
FhIch of cuurze. tended 70 lower the prics
AMI al the sane time. By making fabor
more scarce and expensive ~ Increase the
erst Il prurHcsi0u- But the element Of
dlsctrIf- II political corruption which has
steadily increased zzdsr his aIzpicns has
done more injury 70 tins country than al
the steamships and payer unney banks II
the world can cDUntsrtaIalce-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
Aauaiian 6aEette.
Ksr xcrrs ~ REErs.
WEDNESDAY. July 10. 1854.
NO SHIN PLASTERS!
Hard Coin for Hawaii

wzr shc1d thss people STpply Claus
Svrpckels wish the credit 20 cary ca
schemes fer eis cw1 perSon1l sdvarsage-
W ere directs % Cla1s Spreckels Ssa-tin--,
hank, hUs they 10 ohaect 70 havi.s q
hank t1hsted On shen1 tvn winch they
WI have - take a ses q shrr PlaSsers
winch z,1v be wurth f,1 val'1e today S1d
- morrow worth nothing
They also cb5ect 70 having bank whach
! s-irS - o. the pGlollc treasury They
ur1ch prefer % have thu publlc eol1 II the
t-vas1--v a. Aliolazi Hale. Section i q
IT, III l. the sane VICIOUS odd rascal A.
appeared II the f-ruer ba1n-,~5 Act.
What 6oes Satisfactory security By the
isus,s5s q bonds " gtier-5ise mean L
nay b. in5grvreoed any worthless security
winch the figure bead II the Finance
OfScs nav Be forced 70 take.
II tn nsE BInklns Act. the hands are
the ha-is OF EsI1- hut the voice sounds
urccmucnIy E1p that q tas jacob We
heeaz.e acquainted with few weeks back
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

ne -cgaiar aaaaal -aAar --sanla-suu- 'f 80 '-''
--un-at E=s'l-A 8a- -sa,,,i- % Esnaila- - - arl
a. e1TInw-5
On w-.lne-sia- Eair s5i- - ne rniaislu ma >cia"'
On raur-iar Jay ss-a- 81 saf Fer >'---t >ci'1i
IN r-s,is- gllv -. a. ne msgai >e1'-'
NJ s-ziraalfs.-n- I'll hsgtl 81 1,sueS q n On
-.-a " ~ lass uanii llsi ne >aurlrr rsc1-nu VI
-zs-ua o. MoNusr NJ rltl iaE % >~g1-rH'rr aezi'
"a ~hfsh iar= a new BERN s-I scgr1-
EAS SWrrH- >ehpsi A.g-n-.
~, = r4,,--.s,-,. INV wa ~ wf> q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

Frvn 4 Mani letter Fhich We publish
today. Il VII b. seen hoE strung l. the
feeling On that island upon the present
crisiz. There can Be II Doubt that the
feeling upuu thu other Islands l. more II
tense thar, IL l. even II the capital There
l. rGt the sine array u plae,s-hoidsrs. OF
rslaticns Il pIacs-h0Iiers that EXISTS II
HgnclalH The residents On the other
Islands. h1cring hard 70 obtain a fir r.
t1rn t5r their work feel intensely the waste
Of thu public funds They subscribe IN
the shape e taxes. very large SUNS 70 the
PubiIc treasury. and they fsel that they
ought u have quad grg Tl1s rur Whit they
pay- L l. also evident that many tItsaa
y have L too The reign u corruption
H1d monopoly mist cease. or the a--Itatl1n
but nov n I5s infancy VII grow u Be u
very large and powerful child indeed, and
some DAY the Government VII wake I'D
AMI ind Il cannot hold the infant. Let
u - freed Z ths Ineubus Of bad govern
menE AID a-EitaEi,Jn VII csase-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

VIZ en- g H. better than Taxa Ea-rlnee,
by The kua-clli condition q MaurlzIzs.
Frvrn Ireland Fraser 4 Cos CIrrular. We
so that - days drafts On London are
b,,1-ht By the ba1ks AZ L per cent prem
I'M The Currency q tne country l. 'sissr-
V--.,sf7ft am
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16
I'uOlsS 1 n i, I; 55uly ''h. AID. issI
SUPREME COUNT or THE HA-

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- vaiisn Islands. In Prphafe.-In the matter o. the
Estate Of GEORGES J. EMMES. Of Honoiuia, dceeased
interstate. Before Chief Justice Judd
On reading and fling the petition Of Mrs. A H.
Emmcs, widow % said deceased, alleging that George
J. Emmcs % Honolulu died intestaie at said Honoin
the isih day % June A. d. ISL leaving property o.
Honolulu Necessary 70 Be administered upon and pray
in that letters Of dissatisfaction issue 10 Samuel q
Allen and joseph .. Carter.
Il is ordered that FRIDAY the 18Th day Of JUN
ID. iSei, AZ ~ O'Clock a m. Be and hereby =
appointed for hearing said petition before the said Chief
iustce IN the Court Room Of thts Court Honolulu
a. which time and place all persons concerned may ap
pear and show cause u any they have. why the came
in The Bnssh language for three successive weeks IN
lula.
Dated Honolalu. II. l.. June sth, A. ID. ISL
Al. 1UDD,
Attest. Chief Justice Of the supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

SEcrrgv 4 q the new National Bdnklng
Act savs Nc charter snail o. granted
under this Act 90 any company whose cap
ia stock L, less than Ssp0tu-- Thas =
AZ excessive sz1 - PIT ths u1InI1Iz--n cay
IsaI az. Ths Culsed States National Bank-
luE Act pC1s The EIniEam az Sluliop and
S7plUU Ehen the prpulazr1n exceeds 81
60 inhabitants The object q putting -
high a Ezurg x individually 70 prevent
any bat the ucrCpOl1s1 Spreczsls from
starting under the present Act. The II
tertur l. g. freeze others out. The pro
posed Baznrg Act contains not - many
Jyr-ra--p,J fi,siv v1ciQus sections IL the Iufa
ulous bank monopoly scheme but II con
TINS gui5s enough u 81 al guT thinkers
% work % cleanse II Of IL wees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

TEE fgiIgvIzz telegram frgn Washing
ton VII BE- Rad with mich satisfaction
here. The treaty then l. safe for a year
frum next December. AMI there seem nd
catilus that L may b. renewed f1r a def
uire psrild az that date To have IL al1-
rugatn1u hanging over Cur heads Ike the
sword Z Dau0ci,ss l. decidedly Uuplaas-
mi. AMI uen,hs % resarlf extended improve
u,su1s Cn cur plantations.
W8sHzsaruH, July 5.L--L1 the szgcuriYe sessinu
II the senate a r--oiIrlnu vas gfisraG f-Im the
Committee flriEu EsHziGnE advising lie Pres
Risnt ~ enter rItg uear1rIarIuus f1r z-tanEiCn
Il -le hrEHIlan hacIr-TrV TrsatT tgr seven TeHrs.
Tins WIS n clmpiiIucH with rec Test II the Erss-
u.eut flr the aGTIrs gf liz senate ID ratrt - the
mdErsr- The rg@1tItlun met WIN some opposition
and n pr1uIIise,i ~ I'VE q szrznlaG eisHte-
The further Consideration q me sub rect WIS past
pune,f Until leE- December By the terms Il the
=ziHtinu rrHIrv ras provided tluE Il szEuid ~
main N flr-a seven 7Enrs frlm the rats AZ Eligil
n cnzue utI Irnrltlun- VIZ September 3 l,1i,
aar tIr-irr I1rIl the sErtr1si1n uf Twelve muGts
Arr either 1r the -lntrlcruU parties snail Fave
ziTgn EUErH T. tie gther Of it, Tlsh % -sruiuih-
the same earii f the .uurrartn parties being az
ti1sr-T - rvs suc 1urIcs b TIE ether AZ the zni
Gt salIi zsru Il seven FHH-s a. any TINE rherz-
aftar. e n understood t1aE the lr1vIsIJu b Il
usrG tiiH trashy 1ICChgr seven yeas cuu1sm passii
also ne EruhahiH 1r1tiIrsmsnE Il :Hrrzilu af.iii-
ri1ual advantages q a rHasiPr1s.iii 1a1Irs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-16

The hcnsts may be scl6 for other notes q
the same bark and what are the rroeeslis
with which - pay the unpaid noees' IL
the Protectors Ct tins law meant that rrc-
VISION should he made fer payment q ire
rcses In gold q silver eofn, Il would be
easy for thera % do ~. BY declaring that
the lords could he sold cnlr for geld ard
silver ccin- and that s1eh ecln should be
uSej 70 ray the defsRlted notes.
Section y provides that j majority q
the Directors reSide n tbs country, bat Is
tie Directors are 20 have al the powers
which the bye laws q the eorporston gives
the hye-laws may authorize the Directors
70 cast votes according 70 the shares held
BY each The resident majority N Nun
Der nay therefore BE- absolutely under the
Control cf the NONRESIDENT minority