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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
What Cen AIxer Saws.

IsHrExrSe. Oct. 24-Gen. Alger and
Robert Frazer spoke at Champion at noon
today. From thence they go to Hancock.
Gen. Alger stated here that the Republicans
will carry the Upper Peninsula by 5000.
and will elect every Congressman and 3
strong Republican legislature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

WANTED MAN T. TAXI TBfF AGENCY
w al our raiex slze 1HitNlh Iufhcs weiEtf
b)t lie. retail price 80 othff size iu ploper %
A rare chance and permanent tils.nsss tbess
tsfes meet demand never bffufs Supplied -
Other hsie companies a. Ne are uuf governed ~
Ohio a raj Joe
llANTED-FOrk 1RANELfNG hALfSM
w IA each state salary 70 io sinf I.ef mouth.
no experience Necessary. bocfe.s With STAN 4.
Chss u B0y- ionls Mich. ni
A GENTs-OJR CHRIs1MAS BOOKS itfIIs
4 ma from % cents to S.50 vil pay roa q
larger profit than any 0tnsn the uf1t ifref
months. Cas-ei Co. iimited. B ~ r ~.
le> and i0t Fourth Ave, >. y 4a
4 GENTs whNTFD-LADfEs OR GFN1gfe
a men Of good hoduss for ciiy ouuutfY
trade particulars Tree Cali ar address ARfuiE
Supply Company, No 2 Pesri-st 1iai
MtsceffHHcosss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Arrested Again.

w. II. Taft. of Riverdsle. was arrested on
a civil warrant, yesterday, by Constable
Pilkin. The complaint was made by A. s.
Davis, q wholesale cigar dealer. The matter
will come up before Justice Walsh, Novem-
her q
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Miscellaneous.

yTANTED-GOla MEN 10 PURCBAsF FTONE
fesri-st so
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Situations Hanfed-FemaIc.

VTANTED "A FEw WAsHTNce TO DO At
w house or outside. Enquire Al - West Di1is
ion-st upstairs. Z96
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Marc Klsw. manager OF Fanny Dsyen
port, 10 a. Iee Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
= onfed To Bup.

TTSETFD-To BuY HF8~Y DRErGFT
~ team furnire - , y ~sfers ssn tss hin
opposite tff Ho1ssrnsn blotk ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
f-ermania Annlxer.ary.

The Germsnis Society is making prepsra-
tons to celebrate its third anniversary next
Saturday evening The hall is decorated
with eyergreeus and = CAV time is sxpec;ed.
Speaking aud dancing will be the main
features Of the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Ths HArrlson sn6 Nortoo Ksnt Comfy
Colorsd C41b I'll be sd5rssse1 At fms
Hal tbs evening 81 Rev J. 3. Given Al
colo-sd voters .rs sreed % - present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

James Van Dan and his wife Ida were
married at Alma. Gratiot county. June 3.
1876. Ida has now fled q DILL in the Circuit
Court ASKING for divorce on the grounds
OF extreme cruelty, claiming that James
hss become an bsbitusl druBksrd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

The cost of fuel alone would almost pay
the expense of building coal room and
barn at the City Hall for the police depart
ment. All this would be saved if the new
proposition is adopted. This expense with
the rent would make a big saving.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

James Toles, of Boston. Ionis county, and
Miss Maggie OBrieu. of Lowell. were mar
ried by Justice westfall, yesterday after
noon. Abel NJ. JapiDge and Anna
Osterhouse, both Of Grandvile, were sub
jected to the same treatment by the justice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Yesterday afternoon q house at %
wsslthy-sve., owned By J. II. Brown and
occupied be FL Neabin. was damaged to
ths extent OF 500. oy Ere. The FIRE occur
red st 40. and no cause IS given for re
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

I oeT-fN THR CITY A I8gHT BtT NkRF
l. breudat ~ The ief side v.ivht sf,oas ffrH
Toa1ds. ~ fu1er va - revsr1ed lIT r-fus y
ing heT o. no fylng s = BATES f65 so1lt Divis
inns Xer
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

for being drunk and taken 70 headquarters
where is wss found that he had = serious
cut ia the head. tie claimed that Geo.
O Oor0sli bis aim With beer glass
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
ftae tafttVNfhE tetes 81 % Wy -" t..~s
We tsusf t1sist on Ghs oEs Tsis
PAY BILE IN ADVANCE.

The number of lines IN any aassrtiss nasnt
osn es found by dividing tho nsmber Of
words b, seven. Ans part of = liss ooanisa
az one f0ll ltse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Iy you want ant girl Try our Want col
unlus and YOU viii have halt a cozeu. We ion
guarantee the girls but you Will surely gel replica
Try H.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Our prices for our Want Colamns are very low.
I ook al ths bead Of The co uMa. peThsps jlssi
whzi gOu want yOU Ill nnd there. II E0s y0u
can soou geS il b. advertising
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Eos1plRSsSENs
DAILY "p0I\TERS"


The question that naturally srises ia the
mincr Of Occupants Of houses o. The sy-
pfosch 81 cold westber r., how they are
going 10 keep their rooms COSY aud warm
and make liie eDdureble aud pleasant dur
ing the long aud fnoDoiDnous viuter
month"; The problem car be solved aud
most eiectually TOO, by sppy ne - their
Window and doc ~ the melsl moulding and
rubber cushion weather srr. pntented
April ~. lsss, which IL pronounced ~ ez
peffs ~ being mechanically perlsci aud
mOre thoroughly practical than any other
strip in The rlsrtst. il vii keep ont dust.
draft wind. rain and SNOW snd stop the
excrucisung noises Of rsftiing ssshss end
Joors with entire satisfaction. preserve tue
furniture, carpets etc. and considerably
diminish the fusl bill by REDUCING tho auan.
tity needed 20 Keep the rooms bested 81 the
desired ifmDsrsturs. Fverv inch of Il Gao
30 utilized snd no dirt made ~ sprivipe
An examination vii readily convinos tie
most fsstioious Of its durstie s1ce lent and
effective Qualities.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
The SIXTH AVENUE MIDDLE.
The q. II, l. ID. the Ceuscii and th'
FIRST Wsrders Casnot Agree

The q. II. l. & ID, the Ceuscii and the
ffrst Warden Ca.not Agree.
The City Council. the q. r.. l.. & d. K.
r. Co. and the residents of the First ward
appear 10 have gotten into muddle from
which q solution satisfactory TO all con-
eerntd is not likely 10 be easily obtained.
The railroad company occupies about half
the land between lonia and Buchsnan- sls .
from Fifth TO Nintn-sves.. with It's track
and yards on the Buchsnsn-st. side.
sixth, Seventh. Eighth aud Ninth-ayes. are
laid out across the tracks 10 Buchanan-st.,
and the company has asked the city TO
abandon the ends Of the street, and in re-
turn for tkis the company agreed 10 lay out
for the public use al alley sixteen feet wide
on the east side Of the tracks, clear through
from Fifth 70 Ninth-aves. The people
owning property there, however. are not
satisfied with this proposition. but want =
street laid out forty feet wide instead OF six
teen feet. As this would necessitate
the purchase OF additional property
TO the amount of from 5000 10
$4,000, the company refused 10 agree TO IT,.
Meantime Sixth ave. was ordered graded
and gra yelled, and after the grade was es-
tsblished, the company built track across
the road. sinking q trench five or six feet
deep. The street has been cut up in this
shape now for some time. and the people
who use il have been alternately petition
ing and jawing the Council and Board OF
Public Works regarding it for several
weeks. becoming more and more urgent as
Winter drew nearer. Feeling that some
thing must be done, the Street Con mlttee.
after wrestling with the matter brought in
a report recommending that the company
be given the land in return for an alley
eighteen feet wide from Seventh TO Ninth
ave. As this proposition is not a. good as
the company originally proposed. and does
not meet the desires of the people, the
Aldermen from the First ward objected.
and the matter was laid on the table. II
will be brought up again probsbly at the
mex. meeting. and very likely there will be
a lively scence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

NOR sALf CHEAp-oNf fArHEs- NAGuf.
nearly ne~ viii sell st barfsin. cal oa
Wa Ter 4 snsdeT. ID foari-si.. af 80 Iumsrti 50
NOR eAIE-fINt FtfNcH DAlNlNa or SAD.
Z die p0nf Address D. g.. tola once sle
ECk SALE - Az IN1lkf OUTFIT or
II machinery foT . fgsi cIass LAUNDRY slso
I'll -hofrt power engine fof raulCulkff enuuife
81 =. A. bcrwln, No A. Cana sl t5lu
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

To rtporte6 hat s-s A. y Friez. 20.
recovered th< isseis saiea eers sx1sen
fren Der . scerk uUe sxa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

DOR skLF-THE Farm HFoSeIa
II the eStais of the islC uaIioI =. at-T7urrill
one mile ~eai % lhe CHS irtnfInf liuoes o. "A
= q tins csirs fsrU oT foT ruii raising snd fsT-
oeninF MAJ bt solo ia ifoui icI a. itl-if acre
l0is Apply 10 Dr n EiiwGfIh administration To-
loUrtf o. ssrsnd kAHlca Nlrk tH.I
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

RsrsEres. Kv- Get. - ". c.~
saitor Er~us-s Eesav. sxpir.d sudden '
thls svealus
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

TTANTED TO BFNT At OxCF by RE
" Epqnsinie ftrfT piRuo fher preferred
Ret mflss - rea.s8abis. Addres L n. Boz
care All oiies 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

IL you want a servant girl try our Want Col
umns and you will haqe half dozen. We don't
guarantee the girls but you viii surely get replies.
Try IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
pERlShEO TOGETHER.
Father aad Daughter Burnsd-Your Chill
drsa Sacrificed.

drsa Sacrificed.
Urea. y. Y. Oct. A.-The residence and
furniture store of ChAs. Nigseower. in Ilion.
burned early this morning. and Nigabo ser
and daughter. sged II years. perished 10
the flames.
BLACK SFEAR, Ca. Oct 24.-while Joseph
Whitaker. colored. WAS absent from home
his house caught fire, and mis- tour small
caildrsn were burned to death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

IHANTED - SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER
w By young man Of good ability and refer
eDces. Address J. I. noom 90 No. I0l Ottsws-ft
1s
lVANTED BY A YOUNG NAN or GOOD
W habits position as bOokkoeper or assistant.
understands al Kinds Of Office work having
managed business for 3 time. can furnish good
references. Address a., Box s. Telegram Herald.
~
UANTFD-sITCATION IN OFFICE As BOOK
W keeper OF assistant, by young man. German.
Address r b - /. boz 3 city. gl1
VVANTED - RESPONSIBLE SITUATION BY
W an experienced practical book keeper and
stenogrspbic correspondent. Abundant Al ref
eTeDces- Address A.. Boz :, Telegram Herald
30
IIANTED = POSITION AS FOREMAN fN A
W lnmbering camp whore vile can serve ~
cook. Address l.. Box q city. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
For Rent Rooms.
80 pr,-r A-rcp s-N-rr-p ,-setrvT, rg,~.,

roR REET-NIcE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
II - Jefferson ave ~
NOR REk1-K -KIEsANT FrRNIeHED ROOMS.
II 20 r Bnoge-st up stair opp Bridge o.
House. 20
COR RENT- A NECE FURNISHED FROFT
Il rOom. southern exposure. N family o. two
person. within three miuntes wsIk of the T-asi-
oeice. dcress George this Office 2pfff
TOR RENT-FrRSfsHE ROONs ETFtN
r heated and furnished rooms for light house
keeping Apply at room lo3, New Housemsu
block. Dec ibtf
ITO T-ROoM-FURNIsHED on UNFTR-
i uisbed. with or without hoard. 3 ssblnF-
fon-s; 30
w rent hcsfes liy furnace and Lighted with gas.
Cheerful alooye, delightful outlook I15 BostwicE
= g1off
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Foster, Stevens & Go.
10 and 12 Monroe-sf.
33. 3J. 81. 80 MI LOuis-sf.

home Couferi vbsf cbsrfnins us,ns
FOR o range u vss s8fslf hsfpe thouRft
huf no better thar the anzens al good Iripas
vbioh sgs embodied in 80 oopsfrtlctian
One ~ oDr customers esTs .ilse reBre Only
uses ? c~nfs worth N fDei dsv fots IL
c0fnfort in tbet sa6 hif r. lsrgs doussis
oven rsBge. tDotnsf ssys ! csunof fhsrk
-oD too m7ch fDr selling us fhst rnnre. i IL
fbs auirkesf baker ] ever ssw ed givas
spsennid satisfaction ~ cofutaeflfs,.
tres ~ ruu down the.e fyrres ~ sssfne
thsf 4 p cheap snd vorities afiss wtirh
~. Leonard We ob'iss1 ~ 'aEs ir -
rbsngf for tit refree-stfirs 81 bin down
lisf snc refsefn tsef Fl BE- vii - si,r,ut
this poirt be vi strrf others ~ hsndie
these rsuEes simply ent soisif oersnse fhrv
srs the res, p ths world beeaurs rs@ile
shis ircr settsr thsr cesf iron Hersues
sssesfoe j. fststsr tfss rleF srie bsesaes -
dozeDs ~ ofheF points vbieh shor their
rBpeTiortT IN every wns. issrgt sizes fo-
hoies spd bosrdinf houses ~ wei ~ email
family szss constantly on bsno
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

nroTFy To foAE-sT gAILhs 4 ENtRT
VI hosrs sTver kst3onsi cits bsnf bE1io
fa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

rrrr1-rrr sTosFD ftrwFD GrB
\ rro~ef fxrer TscfeTf nsnf ~ s<in-f noste<
x pss<sir 4 tsots ~ roath DsvStnz - teis-
xn<. : Ns 81 xGy {. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

TOR EFET - FTRNTsHFD PooNe WITH
i t9src ~ tvt psnlie eFner ~ ge1fiefnsr sp1
ard viie- e. ~ bosfTtfk-st ~ fnooern cquFen
far-os y7-ff
Ton RsST-pF psaET7 FT-sVrsHFr fff't7
I rofrn vtfh board 81 prfvssf family. tfret
ooo-s froEz eso3e ca1s - torlh frhef~ffE -
fTANTfD- HeAKDfRs ~ DAY ~ VEEF
" $50 f1rnsseed roous Triees mo5ersts 2
SsH'rneT- -
Iy1EsT las BoARn AND Er,DKs CHEaF
Y Roerss shsst h0er1 & psrfies vish -
4anth Tfir sslo1-S sft
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

The regular performance will be given At
Smiths this evening".
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Recnond's vas cro~1sa AGAIN las even
ins % see Ky Aunt Bridget" Tois plsy
: kro~isg n popularity ever nikhS and
deserves Is crs~Ssd h01sss- Asanss tals
sftsrneoo, sns regalsI performances iAis
evening
People ~h0 iatsnc . see kzany DsveD-
Davenport ssoala eesr in mina that ths
"A . u reserved seas all teziR a<It laes-
dsy m0rainx ssd gel their SEATS cary
kiss DssesD0rt kas stronger snd beitsI
company tksn ever. s0d wil ss gFsstsc
wilA Gig audiences on the evenings u
November snd A.
Another good audience greeted the Han
io1s ssg evening ana. hke the previous
evening eseFyOee w2s delight VIII
lie NOysxe en eaisss.
Marc Kaw. manager OF Fanny Dsyen
port 10 a. Iee Morton.
The regular performsnce will be given q
Smiths this evening".
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

VVANTED - FNPENiENCED NURSE fOR
W children; enquire NJ rooms and new
Houseman block n N Houseman sol
IpANTED A Good GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housew0rK at lss South LaleyettessL SOl
IVANTKD-A GIRL FOX GENERAL HOUSE
w work. good cook. rs Nj Neruo1-st so
IVANTED-A GOOD GIRL IN SMALL PAN.
W liz Inquire st 81 CresoeutaFe. from 70
p. m SO
VVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
W work; no washing aud good wages None
bat competent help desired Apply iss south
Lafayette-st so
yTANTED-2 COMPOSITIONS, 8ADYFR Using
w agents. ] circulatOr. timers. 3 corn3ce
worfen. ] travelling salesman, factory hands.
bookkeeper. ? dry goods clerks. com mon IA
bofers. CAL st once. Employment Jchsnse.
rooms "a aud S5 Weston building.
VANTED COMPETENT RELIABLE
W gil OF woman f0r general housework Cal
between II and O'Clock ~ 50 North Fronts.
31l
WANTED-A coon GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework, enquire al singer Sewing Ma.
chine ofire y. n
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rFOGranme---Parf L.
Solo-Piaro. ..,...............C Chopin
Miss Dowsctt.
Reading. ..........M NJ ISIS Prescott
Song-(Violin Obligato)-"Ciose TO
the Threshold. ................Pa Parker
Miss Mist and MIR. Yarndlcy.
Duet-'Telling Secrets".... l.. Bovdese
Misses Dowsett and Barnard.
Solo (Violin)- Legendr". "...........
...,................ ...H. Wieniauski
Mr.. Yarpdley.
Part 2.
Trio--"Malauai Anu Ra Makani......
................. Iiawallan Song
Mrs. Keohokalole, Miss stella X. Ma
makaelIa aud Miss Eliza Halama.
Piano-Miss Martin.
Reading. ................ s Prescott
song-(Vioiin Obligato,-"Sercnade"
.............. ..'.... '....'ochnDSft
Miss Dowsett and Ar. Yarndley.
Reading. Rev. II. II: Gowen
Trio-"Eveniug". g".............H Smau
Misses Dnwse,t, Barnard ard Won Holt.
Reading. g................ Miss Prescott
ADMISSION, 10 CENTS.
sy-TicEets for ale st a. NJ. iewe,t's
20 81
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WHY, | SHOULD LIKE 70 KNOW.

EDITOR BULLETIN:-In looking
over yesterday mornings "Ad-
vertiser," | notice among the edi-
torial "Tid Bits" an item which
does not at least appear to be Just
or fair to the class of people called
Adventists.
Why, / should like to know are
the folks, (who not only choose to
keep Saturday as their Sabbath,
but also have the supreme satisfac-
tion of knowing that they have the
Bible to back them) to be classed
as foolish, etc.
If, on the other hand, as the
same writer observes, "the govern
ment has no right to lcgislate in the
interests of any sect whatever"
then l would ask, why try to force
(by law) all classes to observe Sun
day as q day of rest?
Why not repeal all laws relating
to either Sunday or the Sabbath,
and let everyone have perfect free
dom of thought or deed in all mat
ters Of religion, and give our preach
ers, Priests, and Ministers chance
to put forth and teach their differ
ent ideas of worship and make all
the converts they can, and leave
the observance of any particular
day Cor none at ally matter purely
of conscience?
In conclusion / would say that
possibly if there was more straight
Bible taught and less beer and
cards in some schools on the con-
tinent of Europe, they might (even
if they did not teach that the ".Sey-
enth" day is the "SaJ6uth" of the
Lord thy God) at least convey the
idea that every man has perfect
right TO believe and think whatever
he chooses, and to act in accordance
with his views, and no law should
be made to force him to believe and
act in accordance with other men S
views, simply because they happen
to be in the majority to-day.
FAIR PLAY.
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1t is ultimately found that the
amount in the treasuryis insufficient
for both undertakings, his road will
stand slim chance.
The two Mobiles from Hilo, Mr..
Hitchcock and Mr.. Townsend, are
not so easily mollifod. They do
not like 50 much money being cx-
pended on Honolulu and Oahu,
while the other islands get so little.
This is legitimate and reasonable
dislike. One of these unruly menu
bers had the audacity to intimate
that there was log-rolling going on
in the House. Now, that is very
unkind thing to say about a "Re.
form" Legislature. But it is quite
true all the same-log-rolling and
mutual back-scratching all the time.
That "pet" scheme of the Minis
ter of the Interior--a road TO the
top of Punchbowl-is perfectly
sound, provided the money is not
taken from necessary purposes.
Besides, it is in its nature a purely
Government work, which private en-
terprise would never think of touch
ing. Herein it is totally unlike the
poi factory and electric lighting.
Both these are enterprises of q to-
tally different nature, and private
parties are ready and willing to take
them up.
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NOTICE.

ENHE regular quarterly meeting of
L the Pacific Hardware Company,
(Limued), viii be held at their Office,
on THURSDAY, July 2G, 1888, at 10
o'clock A. N,
JAS. G. SPENCER,
81 90 Secretary.
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TO LET

k.x . \ NEW small Cottage on
,Ss Ssss5S;;ssSl sass5S;sSl IN Fort street, OF rooms
ESssssssssassAss,A with bathroom and kitchen
Apply to No. Chaplain street. IS 2w
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ROADS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

Noble Baldwin wants SIS 900 ap-
proprated for constructing a road
from Lahaina to Wailuliu, on Maui,
and there is no doubt that gentle
mans constituents wants run in the
same channel. Members actions
are not always in accord with the
wishes of electors. But this is an
instance in which it is safe to say
that there is perfect harmony.
Moreover, the honorable Noble and
his constituents have a good case.
The highway between Lahaina and
Wailuku is certainly a hard road to
travel, and the people who use it
and pay their taxes regularly to
Government have cause to be dis
satisfied, as long as money is voted
for poi houses, electric LIGHT for pri-
yate uses, ETC., and that dreadful
road is left untouched.
Mr.. Balwin seems to have slightly
modified his views touching the pro-
posed Punchbowl Hill road since
last week. A trip to the top of that
eminence has had the effect of mel
lowing his heart. But he wants Tho
Maui road first, anyhow. He may
be sure of this one thing, that if thu
two appropriations finally pass, an(
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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1883.
THE INTENT OF THE PAPER
CURRENCY BILL.

The Finance Committee OF the
Legislature, to whom was referred
the bill ''to prevent the issue of
commercial paper as a circulating
medium" has reported to the House
its opinion of that measure, recon-
mending the adoption of the bill with
certain amendments proposed by
it. After laying down the pro-
position that "the subject of cur
rency is very important one and
should have the close attention of
the Government" proposition
which nobody is disposed to dispute,
the committee presents the bill
amended to read as follows: "Any
person, corporation, or company of
persons who shall issue any note,
bill (other than foreign bills of ex-
change), order, check, or certificate
of deposit, in any sum of money
with intent that the same shall be
circulated as currency, shall be
guilty of misdemeanor, and shall
for every offence be punished by
fine of fifty dollars"
The committee stops at a very i'm
portant point; just like the average
preacher, who, after leading you
with polished and elegant sentences
up through discussion on some
profound subject, passes over the
point on which the whole argument
turns with some such sentence as
this: 81 am aware that sceptics and
worldly-minded men, indeed, say so
and so; but, my beloved brethren,
Holy Scripture is so very plain on
this point, that it is unnecessary for
me TO detain you by" etc. The
committee makes no attempt to de.
fine the meaning of with the intent
that the same shall be circulated as
currency" probably, like the par
son, thinking it quite unnecessary
the bill being so plain, etc. Now,
it seems to the ordinary mind that
''intent" is very important point
for the purposes of this projected
Act. Will not the Court hold, il
the absence of definition, that tn,
fact of an order, check, ETC., being
circulated as currency is evidence
that such was the intent Of th'
issuer? If not, cannot persoI
accused of issuing paper which i
circulated as currency escape thu
penalty sought to be imposed, by
swearing that it was not his inten
that it should have so circulated?
Whatever may have been the in
tent of the introducer Of the originaI
Dill, OF Whatever may be the intent
OF The COMMITTEES in the amended
measure, if that measure becomes
law it is calculated to cause incon-
venience and work mischief. IN,
custom of plantation managers ha
long been, and still is, to issu
orders on their agents in Honolulu
with the knowledge that these order
will be circulated as currency, if nc
definitely with that intent. Other
in the country districts do the same
To be able to do SO is very CONVEX
lent. 1t is fact that these order
often circulate as currency, and pas
through many hands before the
reach the persons on whom they al
drawn. For instance, mechani
does work for plantation; he
paid by order on an agent in Hon'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-19
On Wednesday, July 25, 'SS,
AT I2 O'CLOCK NOON,
The properly covered by said mortgal

The properly covered by said mortgage
viz:
All those lands situate on the north.
westerly 81 lie OF the Nuuanu Valley road,
in said Honolulu, and bounded and dcs
cribed as follows; Commencing ut the
northwest corner or angle of lot one of
The said premises on the said Nuuanu
Valley Dad, the same being the south
eastern point of j. Woods land; thence
running N. 81 deg. 20 min. W. g02 feet
along Woods land, $. G4 deg. 10 min.
w. "a feet along j. Ahina's land. :. 81
deg. 8 min Il 236 feet along lot two to
Nuuanu street, N. Al deg, min. E. 50.
feet to point of beginning 46t100 acres,
together with the buildings and i'm.
provemunts thereon.
is5 Terms cash and deeds at expense
of purchaser.