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should be a clause In the bill for
bidding metal issued as a circulat-
ing medium, such as the copper l2b
cents pieces issued on Maui.
Noble Smith said he wished such
a provision could be made, as it is
very desirous for the issuers to be
protected. Capt. Hebron has al
ready redeemed over 5000 more
than he issued.
Noble Widemann said that plan
tation drafts must come under this
law MS it is now worded. He thought
that much simpler wording could
be used and yet preserve the inten-
tion of the bill.
Noble Baldwin said that Noble
Widemann had considered this bill
with the committee and had approx
ed of its wording. In regard to the
copper coins in circulation among
plantation people, he thought it
should be considered separately, as
there are many plantations who is
sue them in order to be able to pay
their men the fractional part of a
dollar that is often due them and
that can be paid only in this man
ner. The motion to strike out the
words, "foreign bills of exchange"
was carried, and the section passed
as amended.
Noble Waterhouse moved to
amend Section so as to read "to
take effect from and after the 1st
day of January, 1889.
The Attorney-General said that
he thought that this law would de-
feat itself, if it did not go into effect
before Jan. 1st, 1889. Now what is
to prevent the House (against whom
we must admit this bill is aimed) I,
issuing million dollars of their
paper before that time. 1t is not il
legal for them to do so, and it is
not illegal for people to pass them
between each other after they are
issued. He therefore moved that il
be made the 1st day of September
in order that they may be protected
from a run on them.
Rep. G. Brown said he thought
the bill should have been referred
to committee, as he thought there
should be some provision made com
pelling the issuers of this paper t.
redeem it within certain time ant
to make it illegal to pass it after ;
certain date.
Rep. Kinney said he had not go
this thing quite straight, but he hat
got the idea. (Voice, "Hold on tt
it's He said there was a lot o
this paper out and nobody should
be crowded. He considered tina
until September 1st ample time tt
redeem all outstanding paper.
Minister Thurston moved to refel
the whole bill to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Carried.
The President said he had mes
sage from the Supreme Court
which, if the House did not object
would be presented then. Thi
message was in answer to the ques
tion submitted by the House on sew
eral questions relating to licences
answering these questions in the ne
gative. That is, the Legislator
cannot pass laws depriving one elias
of people of the benefits that ma
accrue under the laws of the coun
try.
On motion this opinion was order
ed translated and printed.
Consideration of the bill to pro
tect passenger steamers from carry
ing lepers or others suffering fror
any contagious disease.
The House then adjourned unit
l p. IN. Friday.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE of REMOVAL.

TOHN McLAIN has removed his
q Blacksmithing Establishment to
Fort street, opposite Hopper's Mill,
where he will be glad to see his old
friends and new ones. 78l I'm
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@ LUSO HAWAIIANO.

A LII persons who want to communi
IN cate with the Portuguese, either
for business, or for procuring workmen,
servants or any other helps, will find it
the most profitable way to advertise in
the L~sO HawaHano, the new organ of
the Portuguese co.ony, which is pub.
'ishcd on Merchant street, Gazette Build.
ing. [Post-Ofiice Letter Box E.), and
only charges reasonable rates for adver
tisements
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NOTICE.

THE Hawaiian Fruit & Taro Com.
Il pany, of Wailuku, Maui, having
purchased all the right, title and in.
terest of His Majesty in the Alden Fruit
& Taro Company, will carry on the
same and supply the best of Taro Flour
as heretofore.
w. II. DANIELS,
Manager.
Honolulu, July 1s, 1883. SO 2w
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NOTICE.

A 7 the adjourned annual meeting of
IA the stockholders of the Recipro.
city Sugar Co., held July 2lst, the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year, viz:
j. S. Walker. President,
w. r. Castle. ....... Vice. President,
E. l. Spalding Secretary g. Auditor,
w. G. Irwin. n............ Treasurer.
Directors-G. w. Macfarlane, Z. d.
Tenney, w. H. Cummings, j. ID. Holt,
w. H. Daniels.
E. |. SPALDING,
O4 1t Secretary.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

MUSIC furnished for balls, parties
N1 and serenades by Palmer's String
Band. Orders left at @. e. Williams,
or ring up Mutual Telephone 1856. "A If
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG Englishman is in want of
IA situation as Bookkeeper, Cashier
or General Clerk. Has had nine years
experience in steamship Office. Char
acter and ability vouchcd for. Address
"P. O. Box 476." a3 I'm
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NOTICE.

TURING my absence from the King
~ dom, Col. w. F. Allen will act for
me in all business matters under full
power of attorney.
G. E. BOARDMAN.
Honolulu, July 81, 1883. O41w
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WANTED
NOTICE.

rTHE Hawaiian Business Agency is
l. duly authorized to collect all of
my accounts and receipt for same in my
name. A. NJ. HEWETT.
Honolulu, July 26, 1888. Oh 81
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WANTED

A GOOD COOK. Apply to
IA JOE RODERICKS,
03 1t Fish Market.
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NOTICE.

OWING to many inquiries we wish
" to state that the business of The
Elite Ice Cream Parlors" and 1.-THE New
Candy Factory will be carried on as
heretofore in first.class style by
HART & co.
Honolulu, July "a, 1888. OIL 1w
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WANTED

DY a German Woman a situation as
ID Cook. Apply at this Office. OF lw
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BISHOP & Co., BANKERS
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.
Draw Exchange on the
Bank of California, ". r.
And their agents in
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
III essrs. N. NJ. Rothschild & Son, London
The Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,
London.
The Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,
Sydney,
The Bank of New Zealand: Auckland,
Christchurch. and Wellington,
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic.
toria, B. c., and Portland, Or.
AND
Transact General Banking Business.
669 1v
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TO LET
TO LET

80, a. vNHE premises known as
&$fA J. Singers Bakery, includ.
aGSssszH ing bakery, store, cottages,
etc, for term of years on easy terms
to good tenant. Apply to Mr.. y.
Brown, or II. w Rawlins, at the Ha.
waiian Soap Works. "a If
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TO LET

HsA a THE Fire Proof Brick
sSN J. Building, No. SO Nuu-
SgsH anu street, with Lot in rear
of same, at present occupied by Mclean
Bros. For particulars inquire on the
premises. 90 2w
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Legislative Assembly.
49TH DAY-July 26th.

The House opened at l p. IN.
President W. r. Castle in the chair.
Roll called and absentees noted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
ERRONEOUS SCOTTISH DIALECT
Jyoya Thu Dsfyoif Free presS

The genial and shapsIghted Luke Zone Of your cor
resTOndon,sl, deserves cordial vote of thanks which
In The nsme If my country hereby present 10 him
He has discovered great fact, viz that 10 reproduce
IN Scottish asso, YOU st be born got s and his
the marter shows the trnenrss Of his %hservation.
sc0ehman void have $40 yol1 mn 'n' saG
right We are. me" for my" Both OF those are
irish Scot would say, "ma' with good broad ltal-
fan a
But. indeed, have suffered much more In THIS
way from our neighbors across the border THAI nom
our aons S.yopd the Atlantic. could po'nf 70 .
scor 81 English novels in which Scottish gentle
folks arr made 20 converse In jarcon that rescooS
or actual speech much as Pennsylvania Dutch does
high German
There however. one or two errors into WI, Wh'i
our cousins sometimes fall First supposIng ,h g a
land also. 4 laird is simply landed proprietor
The word however has fallen ipto dsmse LAW vb OF
true Scot would digufy tn upstat stranger with NE
FAMILIAR the at once Kindly a"S os s1oush sor
lros Of him. have seen tie sane e.. feeling among
Error No. 2-Msconcepti' n OF the term dominic
as have seen n in IIarp,r's Magazine" You could
pot Insult Scottish minister MOI Than by csme mn.
not preach~r who does moi recollert Dominic samp-
Son the sficbit minister who could not a,sn 10 INC
Sacred profession and remained inc domh.'r
Next comes the word manse. which Lonsfelow ana
hawthorne have taken TO be a contraction for mansion
Nn with which ha. affinity. The manse is simply
rectory IL that of the Episcopal clergyman
Lastly road in caor.Ia pspcr Of dam.sl
really were the color Of National bosom the
that Young LADY consulted oculs, the batter Most
ne sons am sure. aware that tho heather blossom
+ y b~anifnl riuk covering te h'ls w lite summer
with Ansh 81 perpetual sunset and emitting when
stirred a delicious hOncvcd fragrance Tho plant on
&hch grows varies from few inche. 10 three or
forr feet hch its small fh'ck foliage aoorn"d WIFI
ui'f-d"s Of tiny blossoms the unopened bnds Tipped
with delicate scarlet Sometimes. but rarely, u is
found pure white. and 10 supposed 10 bring GOOD mex
D. The fnier. 7 gathered last snnmer on The
n lgits above Loch Long. and NAV add the promise
q. lar is NOT belied. You remember that Fig Jamess
q TAI
seod- ard truly, ewce'cr more elastic or odorons
roncb cond ever be devised for weary guests
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THE PANAMA CANAL.
From Engineering (LO"don, Jan. g.


The ct!onnarcs OF the Int Oceanic Canal Com
paly are Summoned to a general meeting on saturday,
january %, TO receive communication regarding Tee
2Iehn> OF me erad ma az on VI 1e cahA iu lSoo,
Gnd TO approve of wa aud meaus, so We READ IN
last Mondays issue Of the Bulletin du Canai Inter
oceanquc" We, III common Win the rest OF inc
word, snail be much in crested In learning how the
SSTs s to institute lottery to Obtain them is
NOT gwen i is dnicul to see how fheS are " be got,
enormous etibton Of the g'nesters :; init 70 raise
e4,ooo.O00 sterling upder The pesen' circumstance
II. b. siaven. the chairman OF the American Drdg ng
Compsny wien The Canal Company has RECENTLY
ne Opinion competenes OF course this is put for
ward In encout&s,m men OF the sAarehoncrs put u
the canal he oonsoiat"i Is o. aspressl.. n stc
Nj slaVen states cha kiionetres oil the canal>ai
now open TO shP Pa, % su U met SETON of %
kilometres the heights vary from 76 TO Alb feet
The bottom Is now, however to 10 raised 100 ieSo
TO l20 feet In this section, and TINS hSisnt Is 10 10
~ os a ny % be worked Ivy HYDRAULIC II
this be that be said by friend ot The ener-
Prise, what might he said by an enemy According
Estimated from 100 millions to IoO millions and the
soai the first II kilometres have been dredged unfl
the rock has been reached. but the remaining depth
America dodgers were able to ascend the River
Chagres and attack the work at several different
means emp'oyei. They could keep in operation in
all weathers and lifted enormous amount OF SUM-
delivering 1t direct on to the bank without the ad OF
wagons In this way the, compared most faV0urabiy
wi h the eXcavators. But however, we'll they may
have done, the contents to be removed in the first
60 Kilometres Ony one ff eenh Of the cutting,
and here only three ffhs Of the final depth has beon
occurred The raising OF the bed OF the canal In the
summit sections will doub, immensely facilitate
ma tcrs but the building Of the locks alone VIII
It is easy to dub them cmporay,' but Temporary
work will not suffice TO lit ocean liners 100 feet up
the aide OF a mountain. And what about the River
Cbagres which is TO beside the canal, and which
a. the food Ia 800 feet vide and 26 feet
deerl We hear DO about the dam for its
regulation
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Mem 1Dnblifatlons.

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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS
TIRE PRACTICE IN SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS IN
NETWORK COURTS BY J. NEWTON FiERo. o'o

SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS
EnE PRACTICE IN SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS IN
NETWORK COURTS. BY j. NEWTON FiERo. o'o'
pp. Y. 7I5 Albany: Matthew Bender
Tho first work ssuci ny the new law DOOR Puo"s"'us
hon.e recently established by Mr. Bender Is one OF the
most useful treases for the busy lawyer that nas aey
apprarei Tic latest rubclon on the sno'ce' Oh
sneci,l Proceedings was madc than twenty years
AGO In the me aniime Code OF ivii Iroceuure'
with It's many notifications OF the law on the spJ'c~
has gone iato effect AMI the other changes py s".u'r
enactment and by adjudication have pccn III suoieh'
p,rbers to demand their careful computation aoo us
Probably the practice several OF the proceed
fncs which are excluded from the category or actions
.nI ara covered by the convenient designation OF
.nacial uroceelinss" nre less generally understood
aud seei than almost any other phase OF legal rroce
The remedy by maniamus. for Instance may be tasen
as An excellent Illustration OF is ne well as test OF
tho care and thorough with which Mr.. Fero has
done his work The confusion that arose IN the proceed
,nys TO obtain manamus against the Board Of Police
recently in the matter OF the 9th election inspector
shows that even the most experienced lawyers and
Judges are puzzled the difficulty In determining the
circumstances that call for peremptory writ and those
that require an alternative writ OF mandamus to ISSUE
These two forms Of the remedy ssilinlly distin
gshed by author fnd lie clears the subject OF what
lie terms lts "perpexing" features by an Intelligent
digest of the most authoritative judicial rulings
The busy practitioner who knows IN what haste rem
edies by way special proceedings must generally be
prosecuted especially in cases OF habeas corpus
mandauus writs of prohibition and contempt proceed
tngs will appreciate the excellent arrangement ana The
fulness OF citation in this work which will enable him
without OF 10 learn the latest rulings OF New
York courts upon any branch of practice In such cases.
The ferns also presented l.; the book are evidently
drawn with and accuracy appear to be selected
that have stood the test OF successful USE
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT oP LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

Time Table of December 8. 1887
For PHIL DEisfH IA and Ai,i.NiON, Bound lrok
Route" at 4. 20, 0, ii 80 3, 4, 80. ~ II
D. SUNDAYS at 4, As m. o 80 IL y m . IA
Trains leaving at 4, 80. IL a IN, 3O u ~.
80. 10 D. M have FOR Reading. HalrtsOuIt
Poltsyille etc, a Eason, Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc On sunday ZOE
Eastnn.
aud 30 a. ~ for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem
80 a m Tor FIeGmgton, High T dge Branch. E*s-
ton. Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch sank, "u rnS
Scranton, Reading HARRISBURG, fottsvlIle, As"sSuss
Sbamosin Sun6uTr Lewisburg willlamsport ,
1 D. m for FleMlngton, E4ston DethiVhe"' "ue"'o"os
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc - 49,.
q 4, n m for EastOn, Dethehetn, AuenUwu, "suss
ChUns Wlsesbarrc, scranton. iamaqua' shamokn: c.
"A n. ioI fle..ul.tOn, Lish b..uSc otsslSn, r<ss
,on n.h,ehrm Allentown, Reading. Harrisouis. ete.
90 aud 80 y for somer.Ili ana n,enSS
~ ~ 49, m Tor Faston Bethlehem. Aentowu' Maueh
Chunk etc ON SUNDAYS o. 80 p "a 40, an M
su,asy, 90 $500 for Red Bsnk L'ng Brsash, 90
b. ~ ocean Glove except Sundy. ivint rse sanS
w. s:iSa m, 90 30 v m Tor LAkEwooD' a0as
R,', and nd, SlI'ss a. for ATLANTIC CITY. vae!ssds
bragsSons "a :iA II rs, II as n. LOO, Z. 80
q IN W n * ~ M sundays 00s N for Pcfh AcCcYs
4, s:1S, II .1h ~ ~, = ~ v n w Moee"sss 49,
e~.s-"1I Hghlanc heaek
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOJ
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOU R.ThAnK TRUNK LINE
On and after December translsAvs

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest ana Finest Passenger station In America
tsa H. Rochester and Montreal Express drawing room
cars to Albany Troy and Syracuse also TO Msnra ana
$3.50 a No. FAMOUS CHICAGO wEsTrBULHp LIN
:ar ami sleeping for Albany Utca syrs
cuse Rochester Buffalo Ere Cleveland AMI Toledo ARR"
Jag Chicago $50 a.. IN. next iav. .
tlO:3Da Chicago for Niagara Falls Toronto
drawing room o Canandairus and Rochester
tll:3na M. Western New York ami Northern fxprcs%
$50 " M Albany Trov aud Utica special with drawinr
SATURDAYS only.
= p. M. Accommodation TO Albany AMI Troy
- D. No. Fast Chicayo Cine matt ani 81 onN Fspress
fer Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bige Toronto eve
Chicago. with sleeping and dining -,
f'63n N, Montreal and Canania'gua Exnr''S n'lrf
Sleeping Pattsburg ami Montreal via Ou'es Pone
Adams also and Canani lignl iai1
3 special Scep arrives Rochester f) W. BUY
fao 1885 m. and CleveiaLi les n o. next ipv ,~,
FILED Fast Might EXPRESS for Rofhes'er bnfp'
NIAGARA Falls Toronto Csveapi. Cncinnsti lndi ln'p'
Louis DETROIT and Cicag, with sleeping car. Stepping
cars 10 Waertpwn via Utc. daily except SATURDAY ao ="
Cananiaigua Sundays onlv. .u..
IL night Albany Express. with sleening cars 10 10y
and Troy. Connects with The morning trans or t'
for Sarttosa Lake George and Tor tho rth 'eIcep'
day a<ht) ....
Ticktts space and sl-epiry oarson
sal. ~ Grand Centr stati1n Alb 7s5 and 9i Br,'Hy.
IL Place. Battery Place 80 West l25ihst any ht.
st. > ton New.York S33 Tasnineton and 100 Fuitoa
ats. Brooklyn. AMI 10 9Th st. WliamsbirG - .o,.,.
ws'tcos Express calls for AMI checks oagzass r' ~
OF restieuces. - -. ,s,,
I 1OIf, FY HENRY MpNETT
General Sup er tepdent. General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GRAND TRUNK LINE
Trains leave New-york via Desbro'ses and C'reso"
uaTris6Grs PitsSars a1d the West Pullman Palace
Carr THs ,U SeSeS 90 % Of 1 PJ Pu Ga sos
and sleeping vestibuled Cars at 100 m every day;
9 q iSs. toa ase "a At Cory Tor Ps,
troeum Centre and the OIL Regions % a,,
t tSE t NSacwn 90 NIX IL ro% a and
Sa GS 1sd 6 90 m suad oS 'ps 90 and % 90
,G a;sS ;i9 sor.
r h Ra"s t % "a. s AMI Dali. iy" &
n1S ma a,d o5 3 / i: i, ni; .Ss
For Ca. May. II 10 weekdays Saturdays oIY.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and ntermedist STA
slons. via Railway and Amooy 10 a. M s,t y oo1a.
;a9 20 not ans Sop p a. y t.eS1 ny f Psrs %
''i e orr EsS.d, p m every day via Baltimore and
Bay Line 80 p m week dams aayauc, with Al. through
trains at jersey CITY adosding speedy and direct
1 sss - daily, y sSd 4.
ss 3 g Won . & e IS s.
Il 80 50 M 40 30 ssS 81 ;'9 50, ssS
sa S 20 80 e. 20 's $50 % . Il So Isa 81
a. m, 8 go S so. :o5 20. s;s5 10 IS p NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ss';s' Ferries follows ,.a .na 10 w.."ns,o.
Limited. Dining Cars) and II M. J. = $40, 4, so
8, g. 7, and D. IN and IL Is night Aeeoan s
ton, 8 80 and IL 10 4 40 and p NJ sundays
Express Is, 0 70 Limited and 10 a NJ 4 90 ''
O. z, s and p. N. and IL II night =
Tralus leaving New-l0r daily except sunday, az 8,
10 and II 10 J, 2, 4. ), y m and 10 a d. Ahd
d. m on SUNDAYS connect al Trenton Tor CamdeD.
Returning, leave brad srvet otaon iniiairphts
~ oil 3 go, .05, 4 40. So, 90, go o'Zo.
s 80, g 40, IL and II rs m ted Express, VII
Dining Car II and so p nh IL 40. 80. 20 Il
s, @, IS, 10. 8 10 and 8 80 D. m. On sunday,
10 ,Oi 3 90 4 :95 40, 5:35 30 40 a no., i2 40,
3 so (45O Limited, 20. 35. ~ and 10 p m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 90 m and ID y -
Ticket oniees, $40. AS and s4l Broadway. Aston
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and tort.
landt ats COurtst and Brooklyn Annex Stauon fooe
Of Fulton-st. Brooklyn Station Jersey City Immigrant
Ticket Onice Castle Garden
The New York transfer Company Will call tor and eheeA
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS. f. y Oh, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BAY L N1hr 70 OH H. P lH9 soUrG COMFORT
Leave via Penn. r. r 80 p m PArlor c'rs 10 Baiti.
more thence palace steamers arriving at Old POINT at
10 O. H., Norfolk a. M H. y 1OMPklNS'
Gen'l Pass. Agent, 3i7 Broadway, N. Y.
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE. Only S3
ID for hrstclass limited tiekets Reduction 70 NeT
TOL and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier 2S r. e foot Gt
will be resumed early 10 Aprill Connection by Annex
boat from Brooklyn and Jersey City at p. AN or
CUESTRA ON EACH SlEAMER Tickets and state
rooms principal transfer and ticket oces At
Office ON Pier 20 and steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
UressmakinQ.

nREss MAKER By an experienced person,
IL "a by day. Address p. o. Box u.s. Tribune
tpsoWn once 0Ds Broadway