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this month. The total reaches
Sl3,17143, but your committee are
of opinion that there may possibly
be some accounts still outstanding
of which they have no present
knowledge, and that, in order TO be
sure that every bill or account of
legislative expenses is paid, fur
ther appropriation of Sl5 900 should
be made in order TO cover all legis-
lative expenses for the year 1886.
Respectfully submitted,
FRED. ii. IlAYsELpEN.
,IoHN +. Bush,
f. J.. KAUAI.
Rep. Aholo moved the report he
adopted.
Noble Bushed moved joint reso-
luton for a further appropriation of
$4,000 for the expenses of the
present session of the Assembly.
Passed.
On suspension of the rules, the
resolution was read second time
10y title, passed TO engrossment. and
set for third reading on Monday.
Rep. Richardson reported bills
engrossed.
Minister Gibson laid on the table
the bill on voting at elections,
printed.
Rep. Dickey stated that a. a mem
Der Of the Finance Committee. he
had gone to the Custom House to
see certain accounts, but was re-
fused an inspection of the books by
Mr.. Boardman, and moved the
Minister of Finance be instructed
to allow the Finance Committee or
any member of the same, the inspec-
ton of any and all books of his de-
partment.
Rep. Aholo moved the resolution
be laid on the table. Carried
Third reading of the Act to amend
section l9l Civil Code to regulate
the Government water supply.
| Passed.
Second reading of the bill to con-
Slucl tlc law leluViHS w tOhtliS-
sioners of Private Ways and Water
Rights.
The report of the committee on
| the bill was read.
On motion, the further consider.
alton of the bill was postponed to
Monday next.
A discussion ensued, in which
Reps. Hayselden, Castle and kaulu.
kou took part, Oh the next order OF
business.
Rep. kaulukou moved the house
adjourn TO 10 O'Clock Monday morn.
ing. Carried.
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lOJTII DAY.
SATURDAY, September 18th.

SATURDAY, September 18th.
House met. Opened with prayer.
Present: Ministers Gibson and
Dare; Mobiles Domilis, Kuihelani,
Bush, Walker (Presidcnt), Martin;
Reps. Hayselden, Lilkalani, Baker,
Kauhi, Amara, kanlia, Kaulukou,
Pahia, Kaunamano, Wight, Nahale,
Nahinu. kalua, kaulan, Dickey,
Kaai, Thurston, Paehaole and Palo-
hau. Minutes read and approved.
Rep. Hayselden read the report
of the committee on accounts:
Hon. j. S. WALKER, President
Legislative Assembly-SIR: Your
Committee on Accounts to whom
was referred resolution introduced
by Hon. Cecil Brown enqniring as
to the amount of Indebtedness out
standing on account of Legislative
expenses TO date, have examined
into and now report upon the bal
ancc Of cash and sundry bills in the
safe, as yet nnlnentioned by your
committee. The cash at present in
the Secretary's safe we find amounts
to the sum Of S27O and the receipts
and vouchers for cash paid out by
the Secretary, and not included in
your committees previous report re-
ferred the sum of S1l2.55 disbursed
for the following accounts:
Engrossing, receipts L. X. Ii
IikhlaDl. l.................. SlO0 90
Engrossing. receipt II. n.
MOssman, n,..,..5,,......... 0O
Engrossing, ] receipt j. II,
BONu. u....-.,. ,....,,...,.... w
Tran,lating receipt w. l..
NilcoN,.... ..........,, III OO
Translating, receipt II. kaia. 10 90
lbidl ''''s.'. ','r.',. '3ll2 ~
The above total should be deduct
ed from the amount as charged by
your committee against the Secre-
tary, so that the sum drawn by the
latter should he 81 ,297.25 instead OF
81, 709.80 rs previous reported,
Your committee also find that the
follwing bills rs per annexed
schedule for work done on account
of the Legislative Assembly are due
and unpaid.
Your committee also annex an es-
innate OF what will be required TO
pay officers and other expenses from
this date until the thirtieth day OF
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FOR SALE,

RLACK MAKE, perfectly sound and
ID gentle; good in saddle and har.
ness. Also New Brake and Harness.
Apply to MR.. CHRISTLEY, Fort Street,
or at Lucas Mill 32 lw*
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NOTICE.

TURING my absence from the King.
~ dom MIR. G. HUSTACE holds my
power OF attorney 10 act for me, and
MIR. w. II, BUDDY is authorized to re.
ceiyc moneys and sign rcceipts for me.
q. GREY.
Soap Works, Lelco, Honolulu, Aug
%, 1885 l7tf
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TO RENT.

A SMALL COTTAGE. Neatly fur
IA nished; Centrally located. For
particulars apply TO this Office, 3s lw
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SUNDAY SERVICES,

ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
High mass at 10 A. VI. Nespers at 1 80
J.. NJ.
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kAwA1AHAo CHURCH.-Rev. Ii. L. .
Parker. pastor. sunday school at 10
A. VI. Preaching at II A. NJ. and
I 80 =. NJ. Young peoples meeting at
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
High mass at 10 A. VI. Nespers at ( 80
y. NJ.
kAuNAKAPIII CHURcH.-Rev. j.
Waiamau. pastor Sunday school at
9:9O A. NJ. Preaching at l0:30 A. NJ.
kAwA1AHAo CHURCH.-Rev. Ii. IL.
Parker. pastor. sunday school at 10
A. NJ. Preaching at IL A. NJ. and
I 80 =. NJ. Young peoples meeting at
q p. VI.
y. NJ. c. A.-1oung Mems Bible
Glass in the parlor ut 9:45 a. NJ. con-
Quoted by the General Secretary. Gospel
praise service at q 80 T.. NJ. Come and
bring a friend
BETHEL UNION CoNGREGATfoN.-
Rev. f. c. Oggel. pastor. Services at
the Lyceum, Nuuahu avenne. at IL A.
VI. subject The Second Command
ment. or Image Worship and Rome.
Sunday school AT 9:45 A. VI.
FoRT-sTREET CIIuRCH.-Rcv. j. 4.
Cruzan. pastor. Meeting for Bible
study at 9:i5 A. NJ. Public worship at
/ A. VI. and 80 T.. VI. Rev. &. NJ.
Hyde. ID. d., TO preach in the morning.
Union service. in the evening. at which
Rev. I. X. G. Peck will preach.
CHINESE CHuRCH.-Fort street. near
corner Beretania. Mr. 70 Tcng lie.
evangelist. Chinese Sunday school.
a:30 A. NJ. Chinese and English sun
day school. 2:30 l.. VI. Preaching II
a. NJ. and 80 p. NJ. Bible class in
Chinese y. VI. G. \. Hall. g 30 T.. NJ.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.-First
Congregation. Holy Communion. at
G:3O A. NJ; Morning prayer. with SER
mon. at $3.50 A. NJ. Evensong with cate
chetical address by the Bishop of Homo
lulu ut 6 =. NJ. All seats are free.
Second Congregation. Rev. George
Wallace. A. NJ. pastor elect. Morn
ing Prayer with sermon. 10 A. NJ;
evening prayer, with sermon. I: SO =. NJ.
Sunday school meets at 10 A. NJ. in the
Pnnahou Preparatory School building.
Seats free ut all services.
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kAuNAKAPI1I CHuRcH.-Rev. j.
Waiamau, pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. NJ. Preaching at l0:30 A. NJ.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders of
IA the East Maui Sugar Plantation
Company will be Id at the office of
Messrs. c. Brewer " Co., at 10 o'clock
Friday morning, September nth.
Per order. q. BOARDMAN,
32 2t Secretary
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y. VI. c. A.-1oung Mems Bible
Glass in the parlor at 9:45 A. NJ. con-
Quoted by the General Secretary. Gospel
praise service at q 80 T.. N. Come and
bring "a friend
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RE-OPENED.

ENHE ICE CREAM PARLORS form
Il crly occupied by Meiler & Halbe-
have been re-opened b, the undersigned,
Private rooms have been fitted up. Best
quality of Ice Cream and Candies.
f. j. MELLER.
Mutual Telephone No. 2S1. 81 lw
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Bethel Church Lot

The dimensions of each lot respective.
ly are as follows, viz:
Lot No. 1.-5SX33 ft /; area 1915 square
fee..
Lot No. 2-3f.5 ft. facing King Street,
with depth Of $50 it,; facing Bethel
Street 5S 2 it,, with depth 3O.3 it.. area
1910 SO. ft.
Lot No 3.-Facing Bethel Street 3O.1
it., with depth of 63.3 fl. on the sides ad.
joining Lots No. and 2. Rear part 800
it,, with depth GO.2 it,; area 1860 so. ft.
Lot. No. 4.-Facing Bethel Street 35.7
IT. with depth on side adjoining Lot
No. 3, 62.2 it.; rear part "a 10 it., with
depth 5T.5 fir area 1880 So. fit.
Bethel street is to be widened to 80
feet, making this very valuable build.
ing site for business houses.
A plan of this property can be seen as
my flee.
cR- Terms are q Cash, the balance
to be paid in equal installments, in I, 3
and 3 years, secured by first mortgage
upon the premises Sold and improve
mcnts hereafter placed thereon Interest
at the rate of per cent. per annum, pay
able semi.annually, free of taxes Prin-
cipal and interest payable in U. s. Gold
Coin.
Deeds at the expense of purchaser.
j. LYONS, AuctiOneer.
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A 60-foot lot on s. Bunker Hill avenue
sixty feet south of First street and ex
tending to Hope, has been sold for about
5000.
Mr.. J. B. Hill exhibited peach at the
Pasadena Star office Saturday that
weighed u ounces and measured II
inches. Who can beat thAts
Mr.. stoyell has sold sixty foot lot on
south Charity street, north Of Second
and running through to Bunker Hill av.
enue, with fair house on 1t. for $500.
The s. P. Co. ia making preliminary
survey for the new iron bridges to be
built over the Los Angeles river this
summer and fall, before the winter
floods come down.
Tho L. A. 4 =. @. v. R'y have hauled
In the past seven months in the neigh
borhood Of l76 carlosds Of brick, making.
with 5000 to the carload, the average
capscity. a total Of |. 24S, 900 bricks.
The work Of opening Second street
sast from Main has been commenced.
Second street will occupy all the space
between Bishop Mora's residence and
that Of Mr.. Glassell, and when opened to
full sixty feet viii out of portion Of
the latter.
Constebls Ed Brown of San Pedro.
while putting . pistol in his hip pocket
on "Wednesday. accidentally discharged
the weapon, the bullet striking him in
one Of his knees and passing down
through the calf Of the leg and coming
out just above the ankle.
John Whyte fired another kiln Of brick
yesterday. It contains : quarter Of 8
million. A kiln of ons-half million is
being constructed, as 10 also another Of
25O, 900. The preseut activity in build.
ing creates lively demand, which Is
likely to continue to increase. So says
the Pomona Progress.
The G.. A. R. Of San BernArdino and
San Diego have secured round trip
rates from the Steamship Company from
San Diego TO San Francisco. The round
trip tickets, including meals, are placed
1t &l3.75, good for thirty days. The
1t1@AAirh fC9tc9 Win 4ooot EyQ AA0An eAA0
two places on the 28th.
J. q. Peacock, Jr.. il the proprietor Of
the Cotton Semi 7ropic, but even that
exalted position does not prevent him
from great and unsssmly lsvity. Only
last week, when be saw in newspaper
that an English champion pigeon shot
had offered ito shoot any man in Amer
ica for $1,000" Peacock tells the cham
pion 10 come and shoot Geronimo and
be will pay the money.
Mr.. w. B. Abernethy, Of Abernsthy
4 Taft, has returned from San t'rar cisco,
whore he soocped the market Of the best
assortment Of summer and fall clothing
TO be found in the metropolis. Their
store was yesterday occupied by throng
of people who wanted to know where
they were going to put the 100 cases and
trunks Of fine clothing that were being
opened and emptied. To-day the firm
announces in the HERALD just what
they will do with the goods. Zee their
notice in another column.
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Estate Of wm. H. Philbin, deceased
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned.
Administrator Of the estate Of VIM. H. Phil.
bin, deceased, to tho creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the hrst
publication Of this notice, to tha said Ad-
mistrator, at tho oflice OF Blcknell 4 White,
Rooms II to Is, Temple Block. Los Angeles
his residence upon the Philbin place In
said city and county OF Los Angeles
Dated at Loa Angeles city, July B, 1885.
LA PHILLIPS,
bin, deceased. iy14tw
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Dissolution Notios.

Tha partnership cf Carr 4 Prayer Il this
day dissolved BY mutual consent and all &C
ccunts due % and payable BY them must be
and the said Charles Prayer Il hereby eu-
thcrised 10 Sign the receipts ior grain de-
nvered At Park Station warehouse.
Los Angeles. CAL, July 23d, 1856.
mo. 3. CARR.
jy2itv CHARLES PRAGER.
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rHE DuLxE CASE.


to Leave England.
LONDON, July 23.--The case Of Craw
ford against Crawford and Dixie Wa
given to the jury this afternoon. They
returned verdict, finding MIRA. Craw
ford guilty of adultery with Sir Charlei
Dixie and granting Mr.. Crawford di
vorce. Justice Hannens rendered tht
charge to the jury. From beginning te
end It was decidedly against Sir Charles
Dixie. The Judge alluded to the alb
sence from the testimony of confirma-
tion Of the essential portion of Dilke's
story as certainly remarkable, while
Mrs. Crawford was able to de.
scribe with accuracy the bedroom
in Sir Charles' house in which
she said he spoiled her, although he
swors that he had never taken her into
the house. Besides this, the evidence
given by those who had testified to the
CORRESPONDENTS visits to the house in
Warren street remained unshaken. II
the jury believed these Witnesses. the
Justice said. the whole value Of Sir
Charles Dilke's testimony was destroyed.
The formal verdict Of ths jury contains
no mention of Sir Charles Dilkeis name;
II simply declares that no material facts
were suppressed ct the previous trial
at which the decree Of divorce was OBJ
tanned Justly. There were ne scenes
attending the declaring the result of the
trial, although the people outside the
court room received the announcement
with some cheering. Sir Charles Dixie
vanished Immediately after the jury's
verdict was rendered. Mr.. Donald
Crawford, the plaintiff, when he left the
building was cheersd by the people in
the street. Justice Hsnnen's summing
up Il pronounced by lawyers generally :
model Of ciearness, compactness aud Inc
partiAlity.
1t was delivered in solemn and i'm
pressive tones and held the audience
spellbound. In reference to the long
interval which elapsed between the first
and second acts OF adultery, the Justice
thought the lady's explanation sufficient
when she said that Sir Charles Dixie
was not well during this period. Mr..
Crawford sat throughout the Judges
charge, with his elbows resting on .
table and his face buried in his hands.
Sir Charles Dixie sat all the time with
his eyes fixed on the Judges face. ooca-
sionally uodding agreement to 8
Judicial remark. After the ver-
dict was rendered Mr.. Charles
looked the picture Of misery.
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AcozY LITTLE HOME NEAR THE UNI.
"A yersity for less than cost Three room
house, superior well Of water. windmill.
400 gallon tank, pipes. hose. . complete
wafer sYstem 10 water the scrss OF land.
Set In superior varieties Of family fruits and
eorrals and stock Of chickens- Must BE- sold
immediately.
For particulars apply 70
r. q. EDDY 4 90,
iy,siv No. 10 weH FRS spsst
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NOTE TIE DIFFERENCE In PRICES:

We sell to-day towel 3Ox4O inches, called basket
pattern, at 1X16c that sold before at Sbc.
Russian bathing that sold OF
Fruit DOyLics, sold
tables immense bargain at 45c.
White Daask D0ylies with border. beautiful designs
65c . dozen, sold before for $1.5O.
Our entire lnc Of the mosquito netting. will
be sold 1t &c.
entire WOOL solid color. lace bunting
yard that We have sold high ms x5c.
Satins goods sold
for SHE yard. selling to-day at 12Ac.
Ladies' Gnuxc high neck, short
selling to-day ut csc, formerly sold at 46c.
Shetland Shaws In different c0lOrs at &c. There's
money, worth heretofore el.%5
IN shade at SOC yard goods that sold at
76c and el . yard
heretofore . bargain at Sec
Bombay CoFde Sungs Is different shades o1c5
sold heretofore
epecl. bargains in Table Linen q EnsrsiderIes
Linen Oriental These
been nsrkeS out s thc q sns then TIE price
ciaIly reduced prices cant each article We
Check styles reduced We working on
950oo0 worth Of stock that have (nOt in isgnn
fon) but i'm stores.
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Yesterday while bathing heavy.
weight young lady ioossned her hold On
the rope and was caught by the ptrone
nor'west undertow and was fast drifting
towards Santa Barbara Island. A Los
Angeles gentleman hastened to the res
cue; but the contract wss large one
and the plucky swimmsr took In several
quarts Of salt water before he succeeded
In landing his enormous catch. Two
gentlemen escorts Of the lady stood
watching the performance. wasting TO
take charge Of their female friend when
there would be no danger Of wettine
their feet. When she wAs placed on
dry land they told tho Los Angeles gen
tlemAn to skip out
Look here. said the bold reacuer,
"don't you think deserve some sAIv'
age "-ISenta Monica Wave.
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CHICAGO. July 2s.-At Warrington
Park the weather was good. attendance
large and the racing Of much interest, a.
the fAvorites got beaten.
Thres-fourths mile. Nellie B. won,
Nellie G. second. JAcobin third; time,
l.l63. Mutuels paid 5000.
0na mile, Fanohetts won, Tommy
Cruz second, Prairie Queen third; time,
l.44h. Mutuels paid $l2 80.
Ona mile, King Robin won, Cal.
Clark second. Leman third; time. l. 42}.
Mutuels paid 1890.
Mile and one-sixteenth. Lisland won,
Warrington second, TsxgAtherer third
time, l.59. Mutusla paid $3.50.
Mile and one-fourth, Effie won, lie.
panto second, Gov. Bates third; time,
l2.l0. Mutusls paid sl6.2C
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
The Cutting Trouble ii
Mexico.
The Senate Refuses to Investigate
Psyne-J. De Barth Shorb
Very Ill.

Special 10 TIE Herald bB fhe. A dssociafsd Prees
Ell PAso, Tex, July 23.--In spite eI
the repeated assurances given by ths
Mexican officials during the day that nc
more troops should be sent to Paso de-
Norte, it Is learned late tonight from
authentic sources that = train loaded
with troops Is on its way north from
Chihuahua and will be in Psso del Norts
before daylight. They are supposed "a
| be Chihuahua State and not Mexica d
Federal troops.
Psao del Norts ia still full Of Mexican
soldiers, although the heavy reinforce
ments anpounced On The vsv from Chi.
huahuA have not yet arrived. The State
Departments at Washington i kept fully
advised Of all military movements the
Mexicans may undertake. Medina, who
was arrested by the Mexican police for
Interfering and abusing Consul Brigham
has been placed In cell No. 7, while Ed
itor Cutting i confined ia cell No. Z. ad-
joining. Cutting Il very much disap.
pointed that Medina was not put In
the same cell with him and he tried TO
bribe the jailor to do 20, but without
avail, - that funotionary apprehsndsd
violence In case he should comply, The
Mexican authorities sre very much put
out shout the bad break Medina made
in asssulting the American Consul, and
express regret that he has thus prejudioed
their cause. Sehor Manuel Rincon, Phi
vats Secretary of the Governor of Chi
huAhua, called on the Consul to-day and
assured him of his regard and friend.
ship. He said that tho troops had been
sent to Psso del Norte merely as
preoAu sionsry measure and If the ex.
oitament did not increase no more would
be sent. He was astonishsd that Cutts
ing had refused to accept bail whsn Of
fered, - that would not have preju-
diced his case st all. Consul Brigham
replied that Cutting had done right,
that the case was beyond the reach Of pet
ty courts o. etatss now, but was . ques-
tion between two nations. There is
evidently hitch in the negotiations on
the part Of the Nexicaus, - there has
been no further Developments to-day.
Consul Brigham modified his previuus
report and says Medina did not abuse
him put az becrstary only.
Cuttings CapeF.
sAs FkAScIsco. July 2s.--A special
dispatch from Washington says. The
recent arrest Of A. X. Cutting. editor Of
an American newspaper, by the Mexi-
can authorities at Paso dol Norts in
wolves peculiarly novel international
question. The subject was fully dis.
cussed at the last mseting Of the Cabinet
and Secretary Bsyard was instructed to
make peremptory demand upon the
Mexican authorities for the immediate
release Of Cutting. A reasonable time
will be allowed the Mexican government,
and 1hould il fall to release Cutting
promptly further action will be imme-
diAtsly ordered BY the State Depart
mM0E.
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The Democracy HarmoniEimg.
San FRAScIsoo, July 2S.--Ths Demo
cratic State Central Committee held q
meeting this afternoon for the purpose
Of receiving the report OF the committee
appointed to frame s.plsn for the reor.
ganization Of the Democracy In this
city. The plan reported by the commit.
zee and adopted provides for holding
Democratic Club precinct primary cleo
tions In the city and county Of Han
Francisco. The primary elections shall
be held in conformity with the provisions
Of the primary election law Of the State
as contained in the political and penAl
codes. The test for participation in said
primaries shall be that the person oifsrina
to vote ia qualified elector Of the precinct
and that he win vote for the nominees
Of the Democratic conventions to which
the persons elected at said primaries are
to be delegates. II Is believed that this
plan will meet with the approval of the
precinct and county Democracy, and
heal all differences heretofore existinn
between them and the Democratic State
Central Committee.
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ls offered for The arrest and conviction of
tho porAon or persons who, on the 10th day
Of July. ISM, broke Into and robbed the
houao q Quons Lee, = the Old Mission.
Nj N52ss 2ssslss'ss. ssss iRR e r'sajd s5dSd &