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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-25

cannot recommend in one breath
reciprocity and abrogation of sugar
duty.
"THE DECORTICATIoN OF RAMIE
And other fibres has, during the Ex-
hibition, excited considerable atten-
ton; but so far, has been barren of
practical results. The various ma
chimes exhibited base their merits
upon their facilities as universal
decorticators. 1, at least, cannot
form an opinion upon machines
which are not working upon our
ibres, as to their adaptabiIity to our
wants. have mailed to you speci-
mems of our ramie and hau chem
icalIy treated by Mr.. Lefrane, of the
New York Fibre Company. The
oLo720 was treated also, but became
mixed with the others, or rather con-
fused so that I was not sure of the
specimen. Here they tell me that
ramie must be treated with two pro-
cesses-a machine for decOrtication.
a chemical process for deguming and
bleaching. But as regards ramie, L
believe the sine qua non is machine
which will take out the wood, the
cuticle and most, il not all of the
gum, so that the fibres will be loose
and ready for cOmbing. The ma
chine nearest to attaining these results
exhibited here is that of Albee Smith,
but so far this machine has never
been tested on ramie stalks green.
The Rutledge machine, which is
backed by some capitalists of this
city, claims also all the above results.
Those interested sent lately to ia
maica for green ramie, but it heated
on the voyage and was spoiled. In
view of the fact that sugar planting
must or may have to be abandoned
in this State, public attention is
strongly directed to rice aud ramie.
The specimen of ramie in our exhibit
has excited attention on account of
its size, as it evidently has been
taken from stalks of large size. Mr..
Lefrane told me the fibre was rot so
silky as that of the cultivated ramie,
but was much stronger. He at
tributed this fact to its being wild
ramie.n
SUGAR ANALYSES.
Following are the sugar analyses
referred to by DR.. J. Mott smith:
No. l Sugar-Sucrose, 81. 10; reduc-
ing sugars, O.8S; ash, 0 70; water,
etc., by difference, 2.22.
No. 2 Sugar-Sucrose, $780, reduc-
ing sugars, l.43; ash, 1.57; water,
ETC., by difference, $50.
No. 3 Sugar $500; reduc-
ing sugars, 2.97; ash, 2.4O water,
etc nv diffarencn 6 R2
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Adrfrttsemfntg.
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HA-
L waian Jockey Club viii be held on MONDAY,
APRIL 9TH at noon, at the office Of Mr.. Cecil
Brown. Election of officers.
92-ap27 c. o. BERG Err, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, having leased part of the rice
land In Palarna from the Wo Sing Company, ali
parties are warned not 10 tTespass on said land
or allow any animal or fowl to 20 upon said land
All viOlatOrs Of this notice VIII prosecuted &C
COrding 70 Law. All SAM,
All HA.
Honolulu, II. l., April Is, 1855. s3-m23
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Ice Cream Par1Or,

viii open an
Ice Cream ParlOr,
(Which has been fitted to suit the requirements
Of our 6rst-class tradel, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 25TH.
our Creams will be of SUPERIOR QUALITY
only being made of Genuine Cream, supply of
which have secured from the Woodlawn
Dairy. From samples furnished us. we are able
to guarantee the best quality of Ice Cream. The
following assortment of Ice Creams and Sherberts
will be furnished our opening day, SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 25TH:
ICE CREAMS-Vanilla, Lemon, Chocolate,
Coffee, Pine Apple, Strawberry, Coffee Glace.
SHERBERTS-O Orange, Strawberry.
We are also prepared TO furnish Ice Cream to
parties dinners, etc., and to customers at their
homes. Our ParlorS will be open every day and
evening, except Sunday. Parties desiring Ice
Cream on Sunday must give their orders for the
same on Saturdays before O'Clock =. NJ. The
Cream will be delivered before 10 A. NJ. Sunday
mornings, packed as to keep hard eight hours.
Hoping to get a share of public patronage in
this line of business, and thanking the public
for their liberal favors in the past, remain
respectfully,
MET & Fl A IRE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-25
SUGAR ANALYSES,

Following are the sugar analyses
referred to by DIR. J. Mott smith:
No. Sugar-Sucrose, 81. 10; reduc-
ing sugars, O.8S; ash, 079; water,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-25
Notice to the Public.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
W to the public that, in addition TO our
PASTRY AND CONFECTIONERY business, we
viii open
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-25

No. Sugar-Sucrose, 91.2O; reduc-
ing sugars, 1.43; ash, 1.57; water,
ETC., by difference, $50.
No. Sugar -Sucrose, $500; reduc-
ing sugars, 2.97; ash, 2.40; water,
etc., by difference, 8.63.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-25

Running Race; half-mne dash open to all !;
weight for age.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06

CENSUS An, APPDRTIoNNENT.

SE'TIoN l. Ia~ Senators lr~-nn. the IL numbered dis
trctS As sa" districts designated whose terms have
not EXPIRED and those es.rlng numbered
districts, to be ect1 y d. ISL under the Constitution
1e6, shall b.. the first ution and the
members OF the Assembly h. elected y d. shall be
the first House OF Representatives under this Constitution,
and the senate anI House Representatives thus constituted
shall be the hr>t Legislature gni"r this Constitution and
the Office the and members
{" the House Of Representatives shall the election
Senators aud members II III" House %; rrntatives ~ d.
l>>S and in that II of Representa-
lives SMALL be elected.
The Legislatures IA. year and
thereafter, s consist ii than hirty members
OF the senate. ami "l NOR than slXtyl ht members of
the House "t Representatives, Tie al the House of
Representatives. li D. elected "r wears and the
members of the shall be elected Tor trim,
except her ove the elections members
Of the and House Representatives be held the
AMI places. The OF Senators elected lSss
from districts designated by numbers, shall the
end Of two years that date and thereafter all Senators
shall be elected for four wears, that onehalf the whole
number shall he elected benniaily.
SEC 3. The Legislature that shall meet ~ d. ~S and those
that shall thereafter shall apporton the
representation the Senate the whole of Senators
not to exceed thlrtvtw" members; and the
shall also apporton the representation in the House of Repre-
enativeS the whole number Of representatives exceed
eight The the ii OF
Representatives shall be appornned among the several
ties nearly possible according population; Proced
Each county shall have the House
Of Representatives, aad shall have
Representatives.
SEC When any enaoria District is composed of two or
Counties the counties of which such district shall
not be entirely separated by county belonging another
district Any cojny that he created shall be
titled member ia the House of until
apporonmen erstte and shall be assigned when
aei to of the adjoining Senatorial Districts shall be
determined by the Legislature.
s. The Legislature shall provide
all the inhabitants of the the
and years thereafter.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
SUPPLEMENT TO FLORIDIAN.

officers follows: Secretary of State Attorney General
Comptroller, Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction
AMI of Agriculture who shall be elected at th
the Governor AMI shall hold their oces for th
Pocid That the first election of such officer
shall be had the time Of voting for Governor A. d. 1888.
Sc 2I The Secretary Of State shall keep the records
official Of the Legislative and Executive Departments
re ernnsn' AMI SHALL when required lay the same ana
al matters relative thereto before either branch of the Lega
AMI shall be the custodian OF the Great Seal OF the State
He shall al~o have charge of the Capitol building and
grounds All perform such other duties shall be prescribed
by law
ST. - The Attorney General shall be the legal adviser
the Governor ana OF each of the officers of the Executive De
partnrt. ani shall perform such other ea utle: be
prescribed by law. He shall be Reporter the Supreme
Court.
The Comptroller shall examine audit adjust and
the all officers Of the and perform such
o;her duties as may be prescribed by law.
the Treasurer shall and keep all funds,
h,ni and other securities, in such be pre-
scri by law and sadburse funds issue bonds, or
other cNccI' upon the order of the Comptroller
c"unr>i nci hv the Governor, IN such shall be
tr.>c. itel by law.
OF all pertaining public instruction; the
supervision" STATE bniin- devoted to educational purposes,
and perform such other dn" As the Legislature may provide
ST. &C. The Commissioner Agriculture shall perform such
'g, in relation TO agriculture as may be prescribed by law
shall have supervision &" all matters pertaining to the public
lHl- under regulations prescribed by law and shall keep the
Barc.u of Imn grafton He shall also supervision Of
STATE Prison and shall perform such other duties may be
prescribed hy law
=. Each officer Of this Department shall make full
rel, ,rt Of hi. official acts Of TIN, recent. and expenditures of
the .innins each regular session Of the Legislature,
whenever the G'vcrn' Shah require it, Such reports shall
laid fore the >A;ur- by the Governor the begin.
Ming If rr regular Session thereof Either House the
"-l> nre may a, tam cal upon any officer Of this de
ltrn'nt .'r Information required by it.
-. r,~ administrative officers Of the Executive De
lttrt IA IL be Inst !ri III day the Governor.
Tie salary OF the Governor OF the State shall be-
trty M lri dollars year. OF the Comptroller two thou
tsl lllr~. Of thu Treasurer thousand dollars,
ri ttc State fifteen hunircl dollars, of tfs
Ator., -nrrt fifteen hundred dollars. of the Comn
y ri fifteen hundred dollars, Of the Superintendent
-: i ,c instruction fifteen hundred dollars, year. Proc,L i,
That administrative officer Of the Executive Department
% receive al lti"uAl beyond his salary
services rendered the state
st Internal Improvement fund other belong
NJ al F,rlt /roriLi turthr That the Legs
ia. after eight wears from the adoption Of this Cnn-
tuition increase decrease. any All OF al salaries.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06

year, AMI in the county months .h. in a.,
county be deemed qualified eector At all elections Thu
Constitution "s
The Legislature a, it's first session after the ,,;s.
ton q" tins CONSTITUTIONS shall provide by Law for the reys
ton of ali the legally qualified couny AMI
the returns of elections AMI shall also provide after a.
comre"n from time time Of such registration ers
not duly registered according 10 law shall be allowed WIT
SEC Every elecor shall the time Of his registration tai
AMI subscribe to the following oath d. cnny swear -
affirm that will protect and defend the Constitution Of ,h
United States and of the Stat OF Florida that TWEEN, yo
and have been resident of II Fori, -
twelve months and If this county six months and A.,
of Florida ''''e
SEC No person nnler Guardianship conpp ae.t,, o.
insane shall be qualified To election, shall any
person convicted of felony by of record be- qu6e to
vote at any election unless restored civil rights.
SEC D. The Legislature shall have power AMI shall enae,
the laws III exclude from office Of nor power
trust profit civil military, within STATE and from
the right of suffrage al persons convicted bribery erarv
arc"ny, of Infamous crime, who shall make become
directly indirectly interested in bet wager the r.
suit OF which shall ;ee"i npo" election; that
hereafter fight duel send accept challenge .h Or
that shall be sccbii either party shall The
bearer {" such clatEge acceptance; but the legal disability
shall not accrue un acr trial and conviction by due form
Sc g. In all elections by Legislature the vote shall be
rcH r" AMI IN all elections by the people the shall h by
SEQ At any e.c>,on AT which a citizen or subject Of any
foreign country shall ptr under the pro, of this
ltuon required hy ccctor he shall produce t. the
persons lawfully authorized conduct supervise such eec
ton duly sealed and certified copy hi, declaration of in
tention aud il unable reason that such cory cannot
be obtained at the time election he shah he allowed 10
make afidaE before proper officer, -ettin, reason
why he unable furnish such certificate An If .,i M
prove satisfactory t" t.e inspectors they shall allow ec,o
TO cast his v"te and any uralzl citizen Offering to vote
shall SO required b. any elecpr, produce his certificate Of
naturalization q" du:y certified copy thereof AMI in the event
that sand elector produce the SANE Shall b.. allowed
to make hiayt bcfr proper officer stating the reason
why cannot BE- lrnhcI an1 if satisfactory inspectors
OF sand election such eector ,hai b.. allowed vote
Sc The Legislature shall have power paw.
mcnt Of the cipltatirn pre- ni,itr voting and ali
such taxes received shall 20 the school fnni
So lr "s'-titnrt -ialI enact >nri las" will preserve
the purity 81 the ballet given under tbs Constitution
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
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peachments shall he tried by the Snate When sitting for
purpose shall be oath affirmation, aud
person shall without the OF
thirds Of the The senate Al ourn
fixed day for the tri3 ni lmpeacnent AMI sit tor
purpose trial whether the House - Representative
he bat the TIM hSl for uch tli shall
lie than six months the tim" articles II imieach
shall be- preferred y the IL u-c "f atvc> The
Chief Justice shall re-l Al. tra by Impeachment except
trial the Chef c. wh-n the G pvern n shall pre-
side The officers ." the Executive
Department. Justices "t tn Supreme Court AMI u-r> ut the
Circat Court shall b. Liable Impeachment for ml-'te-
Office, hnt jul mtHt in sr shall cxent only
removal ellie AMI iaa irpn u h'i any III. "t
honor r' lvr te Sac" hl III: part! convicted
or acquitted shall nevertheless be- liable Indictment ra!
anl punishment az. riding t. law.
80 Laws ma.in- appropriations for the rirs Of pnb-
c oi er AM ~ the Sac u 81 contain
provisions a 10 % ~ >lhicc
SE Tne Legislature SHAH ciet ui;c >.ae >cal'r> in
prs , / y l Congress If the nt.l states an !
hy thu Coi,>t "u,i,u.
81 y. Ttv r,I., am-nlm'nt IF ANY Criminal >tatute
81 Il att tt lon Ftni>i If any crime
nittel ,r:.'rc r.!e. "r f,im.a,.
81. .}. y" .4. be- . r>>eun-, the tim Wtnin
which cit a,.it may J.. nee" 'u ANY cla~' Pc" t"'n
esi>tir- At t., tiia.tt II passage
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE VIII.
C0UNT Is AND CITIES.

SECTION The State shall be divided into political divisions
to be called counties.
The several they now exist are hereby
recognized the legal political divisions of the State
SEC. B. The Legislature shall have power establish
counties and change county lines Every newly established
county shall be held liable for its proportion of the then
existing liabilities of the county which shall
be formed rated upon the basis of the assessed value of the
property both real personal subject to taxation within
the territory taken froa any county and
county acquiring additional territory county shall
be held liable for its proportion of the liabilities of such other
county existing at the time of such acquisition, be rated
upon the basis of the assessed value all property subject
to taxation within such acquired territory.
SE' T. The Legislature shall have power the
County Seat of but shall provide by general law
for such removal Erori,d That the formation of
counties the County Seat be temporarily established by
SEC There shall be appointed by the Governor by and
County commissioners Their terms OF office shall be two
years and their powers duties compensation shall be pre-
scribed by law The Legislature shall provide for the division
OF ca county five districts and County Commission
err shall be selected from each of such districts.
SEC The Legislature shall provide tor the election by the
qualified electors each county following county off
y Clerk of the Circuit Court Sheriff. Constables,
County Assessor of Taxes Tax Collector County Treas
urer Superintendent of Public instructions and County
Surveyor The OF Office of all county officers mentioned
this section shall be years. except that of County Assess
Of Taxes County Tax Collector and County Treasurer who
shall be elected for two Their powers duties and com
pensaon shall be prescribed by law.
SEC The Legislature shall by law authorize the County
Commissioners OF the several counties where deemed
necessary for assessment PURPOSES to divide their respective
taxation districts and appoint and for each
district an Assistant Assessor OF Taxes whose powers duties
and compensation shall be prescribed by law. All county
occrs except Assistant Of Taxes SHALL before enter
ing upon the duties of their respective Offices be commissioned
by the Governor but such commission shall issue to any
such officer until he shall have filed with the Secretary OF State
good and sufficient bond in such and upon such con-
dtons the Legislature shall by law prescribe approved o
the County Commissioners of the county which such officer
resides, and by the Comptroller No county officer shall
become security upon the official bond of any other county
officer. If any person elected appointed any county
office shall fail to give bond and qualify within sixty days ae
his election the said office shall become vacant -
SEC The Legislature shall have power to establish anu
abolish municipalities provide for their government TO pre-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE vi.
UFFRAGE AND ELIGIBILITY.

SECTION L. Every male person of the of twenyone years
and upwards that SHALL the time of registration be citizen
of the United States that shall have declared his nen
ton become such in conformity the laws of the United
States, and that shall resided and had his habation
omicle home and place of permanent abode in Florida for
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-22
KRA0.
The Child Who has Puzzled the An
thrOpOlOgists.

Krao. that most remarkable and in
teresting little human creature, who has
excited so much curiosity and provoked
so much discussion in medical and
scientific circles. is not to be classed in
the category of ordinary dime museum
attractions. She is not a natural
"freak' as that term is often used in the
show business, nor is she monstrosity
or a child unfortunately marked at
birth. Peculiar as she is, she is, never
theless, a member of the human family.
and a good representation of the race
to which she belongs-a race concern
ing which anthropologists have as yet
but little knowledge. She was discover
ed by Farini during one of his explora-
tons, and was by him taken to Eng
land and Germany, and later sent 20
this country. The disciples of Darwin
claim that she is 1.-THE missing link, for
which the great scientist sought. or, at
least, that she is a strong argument In
favor of the DarWInian theory of the
descent of man. Aside from the scien-
tific value which she may have to an
thropolOgists in assisting to determine
the relations of man to the other mann
malta, she is natural curiosity which
may we'll excite the wonder of the aver
age man or woman. She is about eight
years OF age. small of stature and
frame, of a kindly disposition and pos
sessed of singular intelligence. Her
face, while it is decidedly not hand
some, is not by any means repulsive.
Her eyes are large. dark and lustrous,
the nose IS fattened. the nostrils show
ing but slightly, and the cheeks are fat
and of unusual elasticity. On the in
side of the cheeks are pouches, in which
the child hides nuts or any other article
OF food. In these singular dells she can
keep secure any small object until she
requires to use it. Her chief peculiar
ity Is her strong and abundant hair.
Her head IS covered with thick, strong,
black hair, which grows down on her
forehead and joins her heavy eyebrows.
and continues down her face in form
somewhat smoother and of finer tex
ture. The shoulders and arms are also
covered with growth of hair from an
inch to an inch and a half in length.
The legs and upper part of the feet are
also provided with a similar coating.
The manner in which the hair grows
down, or rather, across the back, is very
suggestive of an ape. She has also, it
is said, slight lengthening of the YER
tebre, suggestive of a caudal appen-
dage. The formation of the muscles of
the body are very peculiar. and have
also given rise to considerable discus
sion. In her native country she lived
in trees, and did not know there was
such thing as fire, but so great is her
adaptability to circumstances that she
now demands all the necessaries OF
modern civilized life, and many OF the
luxuries as well.-Boston Herald