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EASTER Oprsrsc.
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BRoTHER,,
WILL OPEN ON EASTER MONDAY AN ELE-
CANT ASSORTMENT OF
PARIS EMBROIDERED CASHMERE FICHUS.
NEW IMPORTED BEADED AND BROCADED
GRANADINE WRAPS, VISITES AND ENGLISH
WALKING JACKETS.
BLACK IMPORTED JERSEYS from So to So
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARASoIS, SUN UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
CONFINED STYLES" IN JERSEY AND INDIA
SILKS. EMBROIDERED PONGEES AND LOUIS
me SILKS.
FANCY FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES
ESPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK AND COL
ORED SURAHS. RHADANES AND GROS
GRAIN SILKS at 81. -. % and Sl50.
"NONELTIIS' IN EMBROIDEREl, BLOCK PAT
TERMS AND REVERE HEMsTITCHED La
GENUINE C. p. FRENCH CORSETS
NEW SILK. Isle THREAD AND COTTON
HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW WHITE GOODS
AND PRINTED WASH FABRICS.
CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED PURE LINEN
LAWNS
100 PIECES ANDERSONs GENUINE SCOTCH
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS.
PLAIN, CHECKED AND FIGURED FRENCH
SATTEENS, IN GREAT VARIETY.
aerCHnICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th ST. :
Established 1910. ana
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r. c. Lewis celebrated 5000 SIR Hats;
Style and quality unequaled in Washington;
Elegant line of Spring Style. Derbys 50 & IS;
Mems and Boys stylish Stiff Hats ut 81 90;
New STYLES Infants and Childrens Straws;
Novelties in Spring neck-wear and hosiery"
At r. C. Lewis, $40 9TH St., below Mt Yer.
non So.
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Brown and Black Derbys.
beautiful quality in Dunlap and other blocks.
price So, FRANCS, corner 7th and D. the only
strictly one price Hat and Gents Furnfshing
Store in this city.
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FUSsELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo
1927 New York avenue.
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julius LASsBUReH, 315 9TH street, will offer

JULIUS LANSBURG 90 dIII stTet-t, W IIIUI1t.r
tomorrow morning so pieces tapestry Brussels
carpets ranging from 8 To 40 yards, at TO cents.
Customers who have been coming too late to
take advantage of Specialties offered during
this week will please take notice that unless
they come early they will again be disap-
pointed.
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Greatest Bargain Sale Ever Offered in
Washington. at Clark =, 134 9TH st. n.
-

Greatest BarSain Sale Ever Offered in
Warrington. at Ciark's, 734 9TH st. N.
W.. Tomorrow.
Health Corset 94c sold all over the world
at 81 20; our 81 French woven Corset Tic:
zoe. Corsets at 400; our Soc Corsets 25c: one
, lot OF hne C9rsets remnants 69c:; SOC will
back all wool Jersey, S1.49, regular price s. 25:
same quality, braided, S1:25, regular price
I.isle Gloves Is, regular 25c good Silk Gloves
49c., reduced from 75c.; infant Swiss Caps ] &c.,
children's ribbed Hose all colors and sizes, &C.,
regular price 12lac.: regular made socks, l21bc
ladies REGULAR made Hose 1Sc. worth Csc boys
percale Shirt Waists 25c:. regular price soc;
boys white Shirt Waists 10c., regular price
I9c.; gents pcrcale Shirts separate collars l9c
regular price &c., White Shirts to linen fronts
reinforced, SOC, no better can be found at Soc
ladies' long Night Dresses 41c Csc. Chemise at
49c:; $1.1O Nght Dresses Zoe; 1O-inch enl-
brOldered rufiie Skirt 9Sc., regular price 81 SO
at Clark 734 9TH st. NV. Remember the name
and the number.
Elegant Line Spring Derbys, diff colors, at
81, $3.50 and 81, at Auerbach's, 7th and H. 2
Look at Our Prices for Tomorrow:
Received another lot sbutton length brilliant
!Isle Ladies Gloves, 25c.; dozen more chill
drens Null shirred Caps, 25c.: a few more in.
Atwood Jerseys, 9c ladies' 5erseSa 1sck
cardinal, navy and brown, S1.1O; sideboard
e tive SY ads long tsG outline aprons
line OF corsets reduced prices for Tomorrow
Best quality Felt, two yards wide, 75c for to-
morrow only. Mrs MAX WEYI, Agt,
712 7th street northwest.
Special Sale of Odds and Ends
consisting Of House furnishing goods Pictures
Toys, Fancy goods, Silver ware, Picture frames
DC. which must be sold without regard to cost
at II. GOldschmid's, S12-7th st. NV:
The sale continues only until 10 P. M. to-
morrow;
Goods almost given away. L
Special Low Prices i'm Ladies', Fine
Shoes.
Cousins Fine Pebble Goat. only $3.50.
Cousins Fine Kid warranted, only So
Job Lot Hand-sewed Kid, 1918.
Fine Ladies' Kid Boots, only So
AT J. BROOKS, 500 7th street.
price at Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms.
| 7th and II SITS. o
Brown and Black Derbys,
beautiful quality in Dunlap and other blocks
price 81, FRANCS corner 7th and D, the only
strictly one price Hat and Gents Furnishin1
Store in this city.
Baby Carriages. Bicycles. Trfcvcues.
Refrigerators and Ice chests Of the best mann.
facture are selling at low prices at r. Gold
schmid's, s12-7th st. NV.
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
| Lime and Soda for coughs, colds. consnmntion
impaired nutrition and general debility: easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by nhvs3
| cians Sold BY Druggists. Large bottles EOc.
Manufactured by w. E. Thornton, corner Bai.
m,w,f
ssROugh ON PALM Plaster.
| Porous and strengthening, improved the hest
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CHR RUPERT,
NOS 4O3 AND 4O5 7TH ST n W.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CHILDRENS CARRIAGE COMPANY
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
ROLLER SKATES
BICYCLES, TRICYCLES,
NELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC.
TRAVELLING AND LUNCH BASKETS,
ALL SIZES, ALSO A LARGE
VARIETY OF EASTER EGGS DISPLAYED
NH
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THE SCIIUETZEN NEREIN.-The Washington
Schuetzen Nerein last evening elected beard
ui directors for the ensuing year as follows:
George Bessler, VIM. Behrcns, VIM. Helmus,
Chr. RUPERT, Charles SchrOth, Geo. c. Walker
Chris Nander, >. Wolf ana Chris. Hcurich. At
u subsequent meeting of the board of directors
the question of arranging for "a schuetzen fest
this year was referred TO the committee on
ways and means.
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LAssBuRcH e Bro.
40. 400 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET,
Everybody wants JERSEY At least II seems so
to us, and We have made all necessary preparations
to supply the Ladies and Children of Washington
with this most popular article of dress.
We are selling fair quality STOCKINETTE JER-
SEY, with deep cuffs, at
9S cents, worth Sl25
A better quality, Tailor made. coat back JERSEY
we shall sell for
Sl.49. CThey sold rapidly for Sl9s)
These are only two of specials but we have
many better grades and styles proportionate low
prices.
CHILDREN'S JERSEYS,
All colors and Sizes SIC
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
This though comparatively new department is
one of the most popular in Establishments made
SO by our splendid assortment and low prices aim
being to produce the Latest of everything pertaining
to MEMS WEAR and Selling them at close figures.
Our line of
SPRING NECK WEAR
opened few days since is considered BY all be very
handsome We are selling all new goods in Three
Shapes, The "Teck Puff and Flat" Scarfs which
the thing for
Prces-wel 1t is impossible quote prices these
goods our line is extensive TO attempt
of the kind.
We have To-day opened lot Of
MEMS WHITE SUsPENpERs
made of best web and have the extra drawer attach
ment, and will Sell themat
81 cents pair.
which is positive bargain.
Our sale Of
pride OF THE WORLD,
SHIRTS
is still creating furore. Would advise those wanting
Shirts to call early, the assortment will soon be
broken.
large line
MEMS CoLoRED HOSE
at IS cents
A Superior quality at 35 cents or pair for ST.
Then we have q line Of
Isle AND SILK HOSE
which cannot be equalled.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
400. 400 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
ap6
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AS THE NEW YORK TRAIN, due in this city at
5:45 O'Clock am. to-day, was turning the cor
ner of 9th street and Virginia avenue, the pos
tai car was derailed but not damaged.
SUCCESS in phOtographing children. Cabinets,
$3.50 per doz Lardner. 921 nnsylvania ave.
EYEsIGHr FITTED 81. Hempler's ave, near 41a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

BASE BALL.-The Nationals were defeated by
the Providence league club yesterday by a score
of To i. The game was Il very interesting one,
and at times the audience became unusually
enthusiastic. 1t was all the champions could
do to- win the game. The two clubs will play
again to-day: Games elsewhere: AT Philadel-
phla-Athetfc, 81; Princeton College, 2. At
Observation-Disclosures, ); Philadelphia, 6. at
RichmOnd-Brooklyn 4; Virginia, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

ance OF the stock mas been opened and is now
on view at the gallery Of Messrs. Walter Il. Will
llams * Co.. corner 10th street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, this evening, at s o'clock, and
includes some oI the best engravings in the col
lection, which must be sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

We REsrEcrrU1LY INVITE
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO FEW OF
OUR BARGAINS IN FOOT WEAR
Ladies' Cur. Kid Button, box toe and worked but
ton holes for 81 per pair.
Ladies' Fine Cur Kid glove-ittng box toe or COM
mon sense, $3.50 per pair.
Extra Fine Cur. Kid Button. box toe or common
sense So per pair.
We make a specialtyof
J. C. BENNETT & BARNARD's FINE SHOES
AND SLIPPERS
His Spanish Arch-French Kid Turns are combine
ton of beauty and comfort
The Paris Beaded Opera the latest novelty in the
Slipper line. We have them in five different widths
we have large and well assorted stock to Select
from.
Our Seamless, Lace or Button for Gents, can't be
beat In the finer grades you will find we are not be-
hind.
WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
You will meet with polite attention.
w.'H RICTS
mh12 Market Space. next to 9Th st.
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Mas SELMA RrrrrRr.

MRs SELMA RUPERT
COS 9th street. opposite Patent omcs,
Received a new and elegant line OF Infants spd
Childrens -
WHITE DRESSES. SLIPS AND RoBEs
LACE AND sHIRRED CAPS
LONG AND SHORT MERINo CLoAKs
Plain and Embroidered. for Spring wear I'm Mothar
Hubbard and other styles and all kinds Of
CHILDREN's FURNISHING GOODS mh2s
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Hats for Spring. 1855.

For Curing Cramps. swellfngs and in.
Of all kinds rub with Salvation Oil
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AMERICAN ALMANAc
AND TREASURY OF FACTS,
Statistical, Financial and Political for the year 1853,
by A. X. Spofford.
HCCkLEBEFRT FINN, the latest book by Mark
Twain, with a full assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
CROSS STYLOGRAPHrC YENA.
At JOHN G. PARKERe.
6ls and 6l9 -th O. NV.
mh9 opposite T. 3 Patent Ofdco
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHINGTcN, u. C., April 10, 1855. 10 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, local rains
and partly cloudy weather, northeasterly winds
becoming variable, slight rise in temperature,
generally lower barometer.
For Saturday-Slightly warmer weather and
local rains are indicated for New England mid
die Atlantic states and lower lake region. Cen
orally warm and fair weather is indicated for
the gulf states and Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

TROUBLE ABOUT \ LOOKING GLASs-Sev-
er2i days ago Mrs: Mary h. Wright procured an
attachment for Gcbi against u Mrs. McCiill and
constable Luckctt served the attachment. TAX
Ing mirror. which he delivered to the COM
plainant. Mrs. Wright. When the case was
tried before Justice Helmick, the attachment
was dismissed, and the mirror ordered to be
returned 10 Mrs. McCill. The constable applied
To Mrs. Wright for the mirror, but she refused
to surrender il, so he swore out warrant
against her Ior larceny, which was nolle pressed
IN the Police Court this morning, the judge re-
marking that no larceny had been committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

KEEP Coou KrEp Coon KEEp
BUY YOUR ICE FROM THE GREAT FALLS
ICE COMPANY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PURE KENEBEC RIVER ICE"
OFFICE, sol 9TH ST. NV.
DEPOTs. FOOT OF 10TH ST. sW, AND
3O56 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN.
BEST QUALITY OF KENEBEC RIVER ICE
AT LOWEST RATES.
TELEPHONE CALL AT WHARF.-.... ..........3O5
OFFICE.........-...372-2
GEORGETOWN
LOOK OUT FOR THE WHITE WAGONS,
MARKED GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,
A DISCOUNT ON TICKETS PURCHASED AT
OFFICE
T. A. LAMBERT, President.
ap6-2w JNO D. BARTLETT, supt.
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y FIRE AT THE MARINE BAERACKS-The
frame stable located at the sOut neast corner of
the Marine barracks. Sth and q streets south
east, was destroyed by fire about. ;. o'clock last
night. The efforts of the fire DEPARTMENT pre-
vented the flames from spreading to the adjOin-
ing buildings. The horses and carriages were
saved, but PERSONAL effects belonging to a num-
Der OF the officers. and stored in the building,
were destroyed. The fire is said to have been
caused by someone smoking pipe in the build
ing. An investigation will be made by Col.
McCawley. The damage to the building
amounted to about $3.50, and the hay and
forage destroyed was valued at $50.
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THE TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT rendered to Mr..
Samuel q. kinsley yesterday afternoon, at AL
baughs. was fine success financially. There
were in the neighborhOOd of 1 300 people pres
ent, and good sum was consequently realized.
Though the stage management was not good,
the entertainment went off To the satisfaction
of the audience. 4 few of the advertised feat
ureS did not appear.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
nave been issued by the clerk of the court 10
John A. Anders and Mary f. RUPERT; Robert
Lewis and Mamie Taylor, William Lee and
Mary A. Oadsby: Richard = Beall and Jennie
u. Crandall. both of Prince Georges county.
Nd; W: X Shipe, OF Cumberland, and Katie Il
howard, OF Baltimore, E.Chapman and IIo. CORA
Reinonrg: Chas. ii. Powell and Catherine W al
lace: i. ;. Marlborough, of Norfolk. Va. and
Louisa Bowie; Andrew Almendieger and Mary
Coiedesky.
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7 ROCHON, CORcORAN BUILDING.
Os First-class Hair Dresser from Paris.
Three Patents and Five Medals FROM Expositiouo q
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer Of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed aud shasApooed la = trst-class manner
Wigs TO order
DIS az 18th st m -
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Brown and Black

7 One new imp. Singer Machine, at about half
price, at Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms.
7th and II SITS. q
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Elegant Line Spring Derbys, diff colors. at
81, $3.50 and 81, at Auerbach's, 18th and H.

Special Sale Of Odds and Ends
consisting Of House furnishing goods. Pictures.
Toys, Fancy goods, Silver ware, Picture frames
&c. which must be sold without regard to cost
at Il. Goldschmid's, S12-7th st. NV:
The sale continues only until 1OP NJ to-
morrow
Goods almost given away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

EASTER CAMS AND NovErrrn
fine line of Beautiful Cards and Novelties Eas
ter now ready Also full supply of Devotional Books
Bibles. and Prayer Books and Hymnals In sets 1t
VIM. BALLANTYNE 4 SONS
mills 42S eth streeG
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LADIES' GOODS.
LAprEs,n SKIN ToSrc

Marks under the eyes with nahhness Of the akin Of
the face, become more apparent we advance IN
years. This may be- ARRESTED and AITERED
and the color OF the skin IMPROVED hy using
HUDCHlSONS SKIN Tonic OR TIGHI'ENER
sent free from observation on re,eiia of "a
or 80 Address $50 Madison ave, New Work anfo
~ inform her patrons and customers that she Is pre-
pared 20 clean and gei up all tine LACTsS. CURTAINS
OF All de>tTll tlons, MADRAS a SlEt IAITN" In the
most approved styles. Established since lssa ia
llta -. NV. aplO lms
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HER MAJESTY's CORSET.
We take pleasure in calling your attention 20 shis
Corset which is now being introduced 10 the Ladies' Of
America An invitation extended TO all TO call ana
eNamineit
DOUGLASS,
apl Ninth and streetA
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NTISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
43o TENTH STREET NoRrHwrsr
Makes Corsets order In every style and material
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort.
HER Spiel n TIES ARE
French Handmade Underclothng, Merino Underweas
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces. and all dress Reform GoodA
French Corsets and BustleS.
! Children's Corsets aud a 81 Corset Miss III "A own
make that for the price is Unsurpassed
y. B-French, German and Spanish spoken. mrll
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Special Low Prices i'm Ladies', Fine
Shoes.
Cousins Fine Pebble Goat. only $3.50
Cousins Fine Kid, warranted, only So
Job Lot Hand-sewed Kid, 50 rs
Fine Ladies' Kid Boots, only So.
At J. BROCE'S 500 rfh ct.oo%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-10

GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
apo .l3 Market Space.
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w AMsLEv & Newell
- y. CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE. Nh.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE IMPORTATION on
LADIES SPRING AND SUN.
- MIR COSTUMES. WRAPS, ETC
non hLTihS IN IRts>S GOODS, SILKS GRAPES.
GRAPE DE CHINE GRENADINES 'CANNaSs
AND ALL THE LATEST Sly LIE DRESS t;oops'
CHOICE TRIMMINGS, FRENCH KID GIyovIS
PARASOiS, FANS, E-rI.
Orders filled and samples on short notf,e ksoa
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The FUNERAL OF JAMES DOrGHERrY-The
funeral of James Dougherty, the printer who
committed suicide in Alexandria, took place
yesterday afternoon from 81. AlOysius church
rev Father Murphy officiating. Dougherty' 5
leiiow-craftsme EN- in the Government Printing
once sent a floral cross and pillar TO be placed
ON the casket. The remains were inferred in
SSn~o9d cemetery, The Pall-bearers Were
MeSsTS. l. summons, Joseph NJ. Eseleston, III.
~. Drake, George W. Harries and John III.
V Brisn, OF the Columbia Typographical Union.
anu MI george A. Appich, of Alexandria Va.
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ROBBERIES REPoRrED.-J. III. Crawford No
4 street northwest, reports stolen from the
house, on Monday night. a nickel clock knives
forks and spoons, worth SIS. Samuel Rey no.ds
9Io G street northwest, reports stolen from his
person, last evening, in bar-rooIn corner of It'll
and streets, ST. in money. Fred Kown re-
ports stolen two silver giass-holders. valCed
At IS.
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Postal Union NeMs.

Advices have been received by the
Government that the independent State
of Congo, i'll Southern Africa, has been
admitted into the Universal Postal
Union to date from January /, 1886.
Congo covers a large tract of country,
stretching from near the equator to south
latitude IL degrees, and from the western
shore of Africa to the boundary of Fan
zibar. The climate in the elevated inte-
rior region is mild, and the whole coun-
try is well watered with numerous rivers.
Foreign settlers, principally from Eu-
rope, are pouring into the country, and
the prospect now is that the immigra-
ton thither will be very large during the
next few years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-11-07
Hawaiian Rowing and Yachting AS
ISOLATION.

A special meeting of this Association
was held last evening at His Majestys
boat house, majority of the delegates
being present. His Majesty the King
presided.
The resignation of the Myrtle Boat
Club from the Association was unani-
mOusly accepted. The letters of with
drawal by the Eclipse and Kapiolani
Boat Clubs were laid on the table for
future action.
The meeting reconsidered the matter
Of turning stakes, and adopted a rule
whereby each crew should turn a
separate stake, thus guarding as
much as possible against fouling. A
map OF the course was furnished by the
Government Survey Department.
A motion to reconsider the definition
OF seniors and juniors was lost
Colonel Z. w. Purvis was unanimously
elected Vice President Of the Association
vice F. Wundenberg, withdrawn.
His Majesty the King nominated
the following Regatta Committee: Col.
~ 4 AAdfACSt, IOlStEll NIuDJ NOiOllcl Z.
w. Purvis, Kaiulani Club; Mr.. James
G. Spencer, Honolulu Club; and Mr.. J..
Camara, Knickerbocker Club. This
committee was instructed to make all
necessary arrangements for carrying out
/ the programme for the regatta on the
Kings birthday
This conclusion will give general salts
faction. 1t would have been most I'M
fortunate if the arrangements for the
annual regatta had fallen through, or
had been seriously interfered with even,
through the hasty and ill-advised action
of any boat club. Indeed, everyone must
regret the withdrawal of the Myrtles
upon a point which might have been
amicably settled if little judgment had
been exercised by them. The public,
we doubt not, will subscribe literally to
make the regatta great and creditable
success. This is due to the King, who
has taken so much interest in boating,
setting an example to the young men OF
Honolulu by personally participating in
this healthful and invigorating exercise.
1t is also due to themselves as commu-
nifty to insure that this national event
shall pass off without a hitch of any
kind
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Will punish them; but if it was a wise
procedure they will be sustained.
We contend that it was not only
wise but a fearless course on their
part. If the Administration had
been composed of time-serving poll
ticians, like some of the men who
seek to displace them, the planters
would either have done without
labor or paid for ii all themselves.
They would not have crippled any of
the regular departments of Govern
ment to find money to aid in bring
ing population into the country. But
the Administration had a much
higher idea of the obligations of their
office, and risked displeasing a few
to promote and enlarge the welfare
and prosperity of all.