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LIVE STOCK MARYET.

Good 10 Primo soi wear ago Az ." ~ ~
the average eutfmxted ct 50 %
REVIEW OF THE Week.-Mrs. liberal receipts OF
Reeve. an v.d,e~ssv pyices fell on before the coso
Der 100 n and the yards were not cleared Only
30 were offered Friday but trade was slow win
Improvement In selling ratos and there were more
enough cattle TO 20 around About ever thing was
soid however.
European markets recovered rom he aicht oec,'o
a, The nrrv,ons sariar and Refrigerated Beef sold a.
3sd; while Prime American Steers Drought 90 anu
tops sold Is high lid estimstrd dressed weigh.
Tho market for Live Calves declined 1ee on Wednes
day anc confined dull all grades except Prime ana
Chaice Country Dressed we're abundant and sold az low
figures.
Sheep ana Lambs eamo forward rather spartngy, ana
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stsck OF grain April Z 1


aaa,lss 5sSiaO ssoS55l s.777sal s27s8s l'55dIia
Decrease sOi.Oj5 s6i.i8i sos.i7o i,245 90, 42l
Visible supply iz the United state. and Canada
Apr7 ,ss ss6ss42o sos e5l s777491 s972ss lsegl4a
SO 90 tS ssi 49, ss5 5s9 Ss
Aprios6 G7Ss2453 i6+s7 s5S 22ss.69s 49659s $4,000
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The movement IN petroleum ton:
duh BERTH EN5&GE NE TNTs-To A1tSeIP steam
TIERS Meaterrsnesh from Phiadelphia, bark 2l,OoO
$500 bbls crude "a MsrseiIies rom Phiisdeiphls
berk 10 srrtye $500 bbs crude at IS and hack With
bark, $50 900 refined he Hsyre hence 6ark
SSDsd oo 3 Is SoGs 1s
Montreal from Cuba, stesmer sugar SO % and 100
from Coo'" IgaTe PaTspa1 oT TSe on "a
basis Of 75c per bN Bahia hence via Kichmond, 9
British brig and aI Io, o rom G9 81 John
British brig 40 81 Cardena@ hence and O'cA Two
PROVISIONs-PORK-Th manipulation tho West
continues and prices show further gain OF about 9oo
movement Sales 200 bbls, Mess, and 100 bBIs short
clear private terms H r ne Sqo sSor ts % s
Ext Prime Prime Ness pSmlpal 1ad FAMILY S
sasS;sssd cy Ell y,sR. india R Nss,
HSMs-ouet -1 and steady Quoted q. slossle 90
bellies which and wanted eat tair extent
Of SIsi i fa:' and r zoo Picked Hams 10 Re 10
Picked Bellies st lsc bid Picked Hans S a. ~
sD,ard tIsms q, ~ IIai1 90 BUTTER
There very litle doing for the day. and prices rue 10
New stock~wesiern creamery 22G2sc. Eign, 2gc
Pennsylvania poe. STATE half frkn tubs 24s27e.i
Factory, l7a24c Western Dairy 2oSgac o We serR
Imitation creamery, 22d25o. Rolls led22e Oln 49,
state Dairy tubs 2iG26c Entire dsirtes y d29ci
Firkins 81 a25c Western creamery 20G2s he Dsy
have not been material since last with the general
feeling Of steadluess Demand. hoseVer y oss5oN
State Factory loSISc including Fancy White AZ Il 94e
20 ~ To- eolSrrI. &c Sneff ~ EGGS-A
further advance Is noted and at the close nnnesS v
fsir demand State and Pennsylysn ~ mi Eses
ern, 20 1-4d20 lie Southern 1890 I2c Du0A ESQ
23a25 ...
SUGAR-For stock the market ls steaay ~ pe 90,
quotatona Sales. 700 hhds Porto RICE es 90 ssss
% BE and 600 Centrifugal az I-loc LOT 90 sS
Refined Cut Loaf s4c Crushed. s4e enoes, &c,
Powdered &c, Granulated Ste Mould 4 Ic SohieS,
tioners A. 6gc Coffee standard l-4e noues OF
A" sac / lec White extra c. 7-sc Extra Y Soe
SIC, c. S 1.2c, yellow $500 Soc.
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eat ~. prices are not changed and little inter-
"ss 'noWn IN the market Sales, 165 bales At the
% sseepts sgRiSgsed 4719 bales to-day, comparing
100 Daies this day last week and 761 bales for
Gay yesJ Since 81 ptember
I'm OF the crop year, the receipts have reached
period last year ~ Wv
ton - -N-N-A~~A- S@~N~-AN W ~A''--'N~-
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EtHOFEAN flNANOAAL AARhEIS.
LONDON April al p m-Csnsos 100 TAG for nsney
70 4uo Jlb Tor the accounts Atlantic and Great
fst mortgage trustee certificates s7s Canadian Pacinc
sti Ere 25as Mexican Ordinary. So; St Paul Common.
keading PCS.
I~ts saVices quote three 81 francs
esnumes for the and exchange on London Al
70 rancs q = times Tor checka
me rate " money In the In
<per cent aad for three months bills per csat
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srOCKs
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GlusiraI Jnstruments.

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
N sraad uur1ghf aud square psn of our mAks whloh
were specially sni only as-t ~ me ara So 81 As
Wrtr.notzn Opw. dariax Ne p>sI opete
sea .or WIN be fiberx refaeton froa eur regular
ps wftIiAM KSAsE co. liz SHAVE. sbsvs lsthsS
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F ] RNIT IRE.

No conception can be had, with
out visit 10 our warerooms, of the
originality, excellence and cheap.
ness of the new designs i'm furni-
ture manufactured by US for
Spring trade.
No middle profits are charged on
these goods. AS manufacturers
we can deliver direct from our
workshop TO the purchaser, Insur.
ing sound construction and largo
saving in price.
Bedroom, Dining and Hall Furnl-
ture Of the finest quatered oak.
Very pleasing designs in Mahog-
any, Walnut and Cherry, at much
under ordinary rates.
In ParIor Goods we show many
new shapes and styles in UphoI.
stery. We have striven to combine
artistic elegance and durability
with economy.
RuU If tho Maknr
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Cost an6 founo.

I OST OR STOLEN.-Bank- book No. 10 413.
Of the Emigraat Industrial Saytng. Bank rae naier
will DO ardcd lelvnx IL At the paak Va 81 Cano.s
al ROSE AcA DAN. Deposition
I OST.-Ynsterday afternoon, gcntlcmans
IL Of Eh~ fslyvfss naHet streetst
Broadway Fulton Nassln Pine hroad stone wktehsli o.
Eiudsr WI r.cssvs hbcraI reward upon rsarn
10 state-st. Room "a
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser. rcss.ls AID RaiIrszfs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The setFai market was steady for Brain
crowns 90 the basis o. II lie for fsir Rio
s,ss loo bags Capana at ~ s4c. and LOCO bags
6ansos no AZ lSc. In the mlder trades fair
ment can be noted The speculative weak.
ussoons representing advance Of $500 points
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE
CHAHLFsToN. April -Turpentine steaiv at 36c
SAVANNAH. April 9.-rurpsntine quiet at 80 l2e
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, fLo0h AND MEAL-FLoUR-Th> week opens quite
trading fairly seuvs business was occomPsRed foy
Ely mil product, the latter bringing slight advance
Guiding oo bills cy NH extra az q 9S9 9O 81 f0 9
as m his a F1o N n e Pasksgss and Patents "a 500
2, - SSsss; goo Dbl: Low Exrs a. go 1898 300
al IS IS 100 bsis MnpesS FF e s lots
Guided in the sale, were 10000 bbls taken by exporters
City oup MN Ez * sS''s 4o Faf Go e. oSf
% 75aGs as M Ratef WIS., SoSs5 Low Eyes
Fair to Very Choice SO so Patents "a 2SGs4
' f g 5 s4e So t-H ssY q 20 sPFG
rye Mixtures 90 5Say4 i6 straights % 75as4 so Pat
q SOsi - sotiaEIaaN F6U fstenS s aanT T
to Fa l' EE hsa 90 s o92 Good d. Fas9 Con S
g. RYE FLoUR-Has moderate Inquiry az
8 CORN MRAstes syOe' Yeo% at W u sS6
$685. 900 6bs R5S1% 2 e "a B. gaode e p sales
-. GKAIN.--wHEAT-Hss been somewhat Irregular
throughout the entire session After regular close
The feeling was quite strong and quickly rose 849
- M gPsS,e1 win the current figures OF Saturday
months declined Ssa12c from the top, Later on how
above the bottom CssB lots ruled dull Th absence o
above the views Of bGys Shines TsI 9e 6n q do
nc5 Sa ogs 9 u5ps os bushels
iIysrsd 81 - O. b.; No Red APrl. 90 $3.50 is 49,
a. June IS i4aSs - closing at 81 IL DO July 81 IL
lne a; 81 90 septemecr s7eS SO closing at 81 ia Do
December. 80 81 $50 5l8 closing az 80. CORN-A
limited trade Is reported IN all directions Shippers are
practically out OF the market Cash grades are held
stronger thus checking Options were very quiet
closing rates show slight gain. leaving OF firm
Sales, 200 600 bushels future 1000 bushels spot in.
gliding Ungraded Mixed a. 69 Laos No. g. 90 1.2G
90 81 steamer. 63a69 IA IN store and elevator No
quoted at So in store nominal No May. 81 d61 IA
closing 81 IA do. June 80 5-6a59 81 closing at
g. IS: DO July So u closing at SO 1-2 do august
o. closing az o. - - o AiS-Spot grades ruled firm
and In some Instances slight advance realized
Sales 1876 600 bushels future $4,000 spot Including No
a i.2a49; No / White, a. Mixed Western s9a4O
White 40, 4os45; No, April closing nominal do
May 81 l4G37 SS, closing 81 IA do June 81. clos
ing at 81 do July, 81. closing 81 DO White, April,
40 5SG4O "a, closing AZ 40 5-s do. May. 30 3-4a4O
closing at 80 "a. FEED-1n fair demand Steady and
unchanged
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COTTON HARKsrs-sY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL. Apri o. "A n-costonTs sale. o. day
included 1900 bales American. Fatar~s Closed nra
Up auds Low Nhlihg clause April delivery
Aprl aad Nay delivery 1854 barers May June ds
livery e6<d. sellers June aud July delivery 10 ga
buyers July and August delivery, 2l64d sellers
and septer delivery 81 64 sellers
October delivery 1854 sellers October Novera
Der delivery. oo4d value September delivery B2l6ld
sellers
sALvEsroN pril e-Cotton-stsacy. Mltdlne. ga; low
Mindng o; Good Ordinary 81 set and
376 bales. sales. Is bales, stock. 10 20i
NORFOLK April 9-COttsn-Sieady. Middlne. ets, net
AMI receipt 5s4 coastwis i07 bales
safes. l26 bales. stock. Is 92a bales.
SAVANNAH April e.-Cotton-DuiL Kidding. Q 7-l6 Low
Nidhng. l-l6i oooi Ordinary e-lBs nes and
receipts, AT bales exports costwie 242S bales sae
bales. stack. rs. 35S bales
NEwoHEASs April s-cott"n-stesfy Mhilins. ga Z
Low Mnilng .; Good Ordinary sis receipfs. 209z
ba receipts. 2437 bales exports oosstwuse =
bales sales, 1000 bales stock 23l s5s bales
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The transactions in State bonds com prised small
sales Of South Carolina 6s, Brown Consolidation,
at O6, and Virginia deferred 6s, trust receipts
at IA
moderate business in railroad bonds resulted
in fractional advances. The tone of the market
was confident and compared with the speculation
in shares, the trading was fairly active There
not much doing IN Erie second cOnsOlS, which
exceptionally yielded IA per cent 10 " IA, but
first consols gained l-2 at 34. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas cOnsol rs advanced the fraction to
90 1-2 and the general es were 3-s higher at
65 IA. Texas Pacific, Rio Grande Division,
hrsts rose "a per cent TO s. Union Pacific
sinking funds, Northern Pacific seconds, and sew
eral other issues closed l-2 per cent higher The
primo pal decline in Fort Worth and Denver
City frsts which fell 81 per cent TO so At
lantic and Pacific incomes lost 3-8 ut 81 81 and
Denver and Rio Grande As were l-2 lower at II.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed Oh certificates were quiet
Il ,4l5) between % IL and 20, closing unchanged
at 2s "a: Georgia Pacific seconds sold 81, oO0)
at 4s, Chicago Gas Trust at 34a3i ga, Duluth,
South Shore and Atlantic preferred 900 at %,
and among ming shares, Plymouth Consolidated
81 50. - '-'1 ''''' mig '-'O' ~
Money on call was tribe dearer, ranging from
l-2 TO per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges s6747O,6s1; balances,
s4,916125.
The Sub-Treasury WAS debtor at the Clearing
House SOL 6, 1903 Its net gain on balance Satur-
day and today was s3,l, SIS. made up by coin
gain Of S22j57O and a currency gain Of 81 80, 775
The operations for two days covered Receipts
81, 6s1145; payments s2,2e6, 500. The general
balance, amounting TO sl5s, 05, consists Of
sl45,433,l5l coin and 81 Ga, 054 currency.
The United States Treasurer ut Washington
received to-day 1925, 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $3.50. 700. and the
internal revenue receipts were $500, 051
The foreign exchanges were firm, and rates for
sterling were somewhat higher A scarcity Of
bills rather than large demand affected the
market. The revised quotations for actual
business were as follows Bankers bills, 81 50 "a
and 81 81 IA for long and short sterling re-
spectively; BIO 3-s and BIT l-2 for francs :
vs. l-2 and % 7-s for reichmarks: 40 IA and
40 l-2 for guilders.
In London new British consOls were steady at
100 IL for money and 90 81 for the account
American raj lway seeur.iI-s wer- higher. closing
at fractional advances. Bar silver was dull
without change az AZ Esd. an ounce At Paris
French per cents yielded slightly to 81 81 l-2
exchange on London being higher at 25.27 Ia
francs 10 the {.
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COTTON MARKsrs-sY rELE9R,pa

Refined Oil WAS unchanged a. Saturdays late advances
of Is cent SO per gallon Abel test at All ports
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me sales on the option market reached only 81 300
pales but the tone quite closing represent
ing an advance OF 6d6 points for tho day
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BosToN April 9. 1854
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Board auo Rooms Uanieo.
XVANTED.-ROOm,w with board, be- ween 30tE
w an 4Oth SIS; te terms. W. H.. Tribune Uptown
Office. l2Ss Broadway.
w ANTED.-Four or FIVE rooms IN private
w house % To Both 4th 10 9Th ayes; about sld
address M. Tribune Uptown Onioa Lass BroadSay
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GEOC'. FLINTC0..

STORES, IO4. 100 AND los WEST 14TH-sE
Designs and estimates furnished for all kinds OF Interior
hardwood and mural decoration factory, 154.
i56 West 10th Street
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Re-sssenhed al O'Clock. a quorum
was obt2ined ~ lie

Re-sssenbled Al ! O'Clock. quorum
was obt2ined 81 1;l6
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Oahu RSiroAd-ConSiderzt OF the
Oahu railroad bin, in Committee Of the
Whole, Rep Rice in the chair.
MOBILES Young snd Smith. Reps. Kinney
and Kamauohs, and Minister ThursIon
continued the discussion OF Section l.
Rep Kinney moved that the Committee
rise znd recommend 10 The House thsi
bills numbered 40 snd III be re-commuted
with instructions that bill III be recon
StrUcted 50 IS 70 incorporate the following
points % that the franchise De granted
10 B T. Dillingham; and his associates
zlone. with sn alternative the; L within s
given time said Dillingham; fails 70 make
use Of said franchise the Government may
proceed - grant the same franchise. with
attendant privileges, 70 suy other parties.
~ thst the franchise BE exclusive for u
years s. 10 al rOSGs completed BY the
holder Of the franchise within i've years
sitter receiving the same = IL such bill 70
be specified.
Noble smith moved Section pass IS in
bill No. III.
Rep. c. Brown withdrew his amendment
IN favor II Rep Kinney : motion, which
wSS adopted
Committee nose Snd the House resumed.
egregstion-Second residing Of the bill,
introduced by Rep. Kinney. August 4th,
70 facilitate the Segregation OF leperS-
Rep. kamSuohs moved Il be indefinitely
postponed
Reps. Kauhsne. c. Brown, Kinney. Ks
lsukos, and Minister Thurston supported
rhe bill
Rep. hzmsuoha said he wss not OF
posed to the bill any further than that he
thought il would not serve the purposes
contemplated bv the inrroducer.
Reps. Helekunihi. Nzkaleka snd hsuhi
opposed the bill.
Rep Paeh2ole would favor the 6rSt sec
ton with the words .Or Is suspected Of
having" struck out.
The motion for in6eanite poStponement
wSS lost on the following division,
Ayes-KAIn2uohs. Helekunihi. Hawai-
nui. NskSlek2. PsehsOle-5.
NoeS-ThurSton, Ashford, Robinson.
Young, jaeger. Smith, Wsferhouse, Wall,
Townsend. Baldwin. Richardson, G. y.
Wilcox. Rzlzukoz. Nsoae. ksuhi. c.
Brown. Deacon, Kinney, Mcguire, h2u-
h&ne. Ps-iS, Daniels, Homer. a. :. VII
cox. RSc@o5.
Adjourned 81 5o'clock 70 I0o'clook Tues
day morning.
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BUILDERS on STEAM MACHINERY
In all its branches

In all its branches.
Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS Of all kinds built complete,
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
yisSble.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Bsrges and Steam Tugs con
structed with referenc 10 the trade in which
they are TO be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft Of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS znd Sugar Making Machinery
made aftec the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE. of Boiler or Sheet Iron, Of any
size, made In suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment. ready 10 be riyeted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIYETISG, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishment. riyeted by
hydraulic riyeting machinery, that quality OF
work being far superior TO hand work.
SHIP WORK, ship and Steam C2pstAns. stesm
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents Snd manufacturers for the Pacific
Cosstof the Home Safety Boiler.
PUAEPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation OF
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
DsYy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. y. :. Williams .............-.H honolulu
Room No. 3. upstairs. sprecks-s' Block.
ism Agent for the H2En. Islands.
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II. A. Widemann, 81 90; Akamu, s. Il.
Total, $50 o. Committee find that Mr..
Widemann paid the amounts in the petit
ton twice, and recommend that the
money paid by him to the tax collector be
refunded. They also submit a bill: 10
amend Section - of an Act 10 consolidate
and amend the law relating 10 internal
taxes approved on the seventh day OF Aug
ust, 1852, as amended by Chapter &AANll.
OF the laws OF 1886 The first report Is
signed: ". .. Smith, John Richardson.
The other report IS by Rep. c. Brown
and Noble D. H Hitchcock They are of
opinion that petitioner should seek redress
elsewhere and recommend that the petit
ton be laid on the table. Agree with the
other members OF the committee on the
proposed amendment 10 Section y OF the
tax law.
The petition and reports have special re-
lstion 10 the matters referred 10 IN Noble
WidemAnn's questions OF July 9Th TO the
Minister of Finance and OF Sd inst 10 the
Acknowledgement.
The reports were received and laid on
the table TO be considered with the bill.
NEW SILL.
Rep. KsmauohS read, first time, bill
for the encouragement Of the manufacture
Of tsNo -four.
ORDER OF THIS DAY.
observation-disclosures reading of the bill
relating 10 the segregation OF leperS.
Section l. Rep. Psehaole moved an
amendment that the words "oris suspected
OF having be struck out.
The amendment was discussed by Reps.
c. Brown. Kinney, kSmauohs, kalsukoa,
Helekunihi and Noble Smith.
Noon recess, one hour.
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Warehouse. " to prevent the issue of COM
mercial paper as a circulating medium,
and the report OF the Judiciary COMMITTEE,
9Th inst. thereon.
Considered, section by section, with
amendments proposed by Committee.
Passed TO engroSSment, To be read a third
time on Thursday.
PaSsports-Second reading of the bill IN
troduced by Noble Hitchcock, July 10, TO
repeal the passport law, and the majority
report of the Judiciary Committee thereon.
The report was printed in full in the
ADVERTISERS report OF proceedings under
Gate of July -.
Noble Hitchcock moved the bill pass.
Rep. c. Brown moved it be indefinitely
postponed.
Ren F. Brown did not think it fair that
the Government should collect debts for
private individuals without even receiving
8 commission therefor.
Noble Smith said the law is intended as
a check on bad men defrauding their cred
itorS.
Noble Townsend said the law is held up
in foreign newspapers as a disgrace to this
country. He could see no reason why the
Hawaiian Kingdom should not be free III
this respect as well as other countries.
Minister Ashford looked upon the Jaw
as an Act for bolsterins up rotten credit
system in business. No other country has
such 3 law.
The bill was, indefinitely postponed on
the following division:
Ayes-Thurston, Robinson, Young,
| Jaeger, Smith, Luhiau, Nsone, c. Brown,
Deacon. Kinney, Mcguire, kauhane. Kan.
auoha, Nawahine, Horner, Kawainui, AS.
Wilcox, Rice, Gay, Paehsole-a.
NoeS-Green, Ashford Wight. Motley,
Wall. Townsend. Hitchcock, Richardson,
Makee. G. y. Wilcox. Dole. Hustace, IA
laukos, F. Brown, Ksmsi, Daniels, Hele-
kunihi-l7
Noon recess. one hour.
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Afternoon.

Re-sssembled at l O'Clock. A quorum
was obtsined 81 III.
Segregstion-Rep. Helekunihi, who had
the floor at the hour of noon recess, con-
cluded his speech on the proposed amend
nent to Section l, and was followed by
Noble Townsend, Reps. Naksleks. hau-
hsne, hsuhi, Kinney, Gay, Psehsols and
Noble Luhiau, on the same subject
Rep. Paehsole' 5 amendment was defeated
on the following division:
AyeS-Luhisu, Richardson, Naone, IA
Uni. c. Brown. Kamai Mcguire, hsmsuo-
ha, Nsw2hine, Daniels. Helekunihi, kswS-
iRui, Cav, NskSIeka, PsehsOle-l5.
Noes-ThurSton, Ashford, Robinson,
Jaeger. Smith, Wight, Wall, Townsend,
Baldwin, G. \. Wilcox. Dole, kslsukoa,
Deacon, Kinney, hsuhsne, Paris. Homer.
A :. Wilcox, Reels.
Rep. Kamsuohs moved TO amend lines
snd 5 10 read mot more than one hun
dred' instead Of mot less than ten nor
more than two hundred Carried.
Section /, IS amended, passed.
Section passed.
Rep. kSmauohs moved TO strike out
section 3. Lost.
Rep. Hsuhi moved 10 strike out the
money penalty. Lost
The section passed IS in the bill
Rep. Psehsole moved $ new section, de-
finlnE the meaning Of suspected in the
first section.
Rep. Kamsuohs moved TO refer this sec
ton snd the whole oil 10 5 select commit
tee. Lost.
The syes snd noes were taken on Rep.
Paehaole's proposed new section IS FOL
Ayes-Naone, Kamsuohs, Nswahine,
Kswsinui, NskSleks, Paehsole-6.
Noes-Thurston, Ashford. Robinson,
Jaeger. Smith. WSterhouSe. Wall, Town
send Baldwin, MAkee. G. y. Wilcox, Ks-
laukos, hsuhi, {. Brown, Deacon, Ma
guirs kauhane, Paris, Homer, 4. :. VII
cox. Rice-2l
The bill. IS amended, passed 10 engroSS-
ment. 10 be read third time on Thurs
day.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
The President appointed special com
mittee IN terms Of Rep. kinney'S motion
adopted yesterday on the oahE railroad
bills. consisting OF Reps Kinney. hsuhi,
g Brown, F. Brown snd Minister Ash
ford.
RESOLUTIONS.
Noble Smith moved that on Wednesday
Thursday snd Friday, the House hold
evening sessions. Adopted.
Noble Townsend moved that whereas
this session has been protrscted to sn IN
desirable length, therefore during the re-
mzlnder Of the session no member be 81
lowed, IN debate, 10 occupy more time than
i've minutes on sny one motion or matter
under consideration. without the consent
Of the House Adopted.
Adjourned 81 I .02 10 10 o'clock NedneS-
day morning.