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The Use Of the Streets.

The Use Of the Streets.
MAJOR RAYMOND SAYS PRIVATE INTERESTS SHOULD
BE sUBORDlNATE TO PUBLIC USE OF THE CIrY's
HIGHWAYS
some time ago THE STAR mentioned that pro-
test against the use OF the streets In front OF Riggs
Bank, for laying wires under the sidewalks, had
been fled by the trustees OF the will OF the late W.
w. Corcoran. The matter was referred to Major
Raymond for report, who In passing upon the
subject says thatit Is his most decided opinion that
the streets and sidewalks should be reserved pri-
marily and unequivOcally for all purposes OF a
public character. such as laying water mains,
sewers gas pipes, electric light wires, telephone
and telegraph wires, or anything else which re-
QuiTes tO be laid on the pubic streets; that with
the sheet concrete pavements In use In this city t
is decidedly against public policy TO lay these
things underneath the street pavement, and They
should be laid under the sidewalks, and that all
dition that they DO not interfere with the public
use OF the streets
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $4O3, 3,617; customs. $795 9S5.
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Society Notes.

society Notes.
Minister West and the Misses West are now in
stalled at Cove HILL Beverly, Mass, pretty little
cottage perched on high rock, with lovely view
OF the sea- They are glad 10 have rest AFTER their
travels, and the gay London season which Miss
West especially enjoyed. They Saw Madame
her honeymoon trip to say goodbye. She Is now
at tie country place OF her father. The minister
will make his present residence headquarters for
the summer. and they viii all pay visit TO Lenox
In september.
DR.. and Mrs. S. j. Radcliffe and Miss May Rad
cline OF street, leave the city tomorrow for New
YorN city. They will take up their daughter, Miss
rorenee Radcliffe SsS a. MILFORD iS n j. en- route
for Glasgow, where DR.. Radcliffe will attend the
MEDICAL convention, and afterx ard the family will
visit the Scottish lakes and 80 on u tour or the
continent.
Miss Mary P. J. Sampson, CT 1920 Fifteenth
street. left the city last evening to visit friends In
Maine and Massachusetts She will be absent until
october.
Mrs. Matteson and the Misses Ella and Mary
Matteson have gone to Nimrod Hall In the Allie
gheny mountains TO spend August.
Mrs. Kets NJ. Kemethy left Washington for Cape
May.
Mr.. James l. Norris, wife and children left this
morning for Rock Enon, where the family will re-
main during the summer. Mr.. Norris Will return
IN a lew days
Mrs. J. F. waggaman, who is spending the sum-
mer at Arverne-by-the-Sea, on Long Island, has
with her as her guest for while MISS Fanny
Moore, OF 15li X street.
Mrs. G. Cannon and son left last evening for
Plney Point.
DR.. Charles F. Macdonald and wife, and Mrs.
Louisa Riley and son left the city this morning for
Rock EnOn.
Mrs. Edward l. Darling is visiting Mrs. Darling
at 1907 street. Later both 60 to Pittsteld Mass.
for the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Demonet will leave shortly
for an extended tour North, stopping at Atlantic
City on their return.
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott, Miss Endicott and
Mr.. j. L. Randolph, OF the War Department, left
the city last night for the White sulphur Springs,
w. Va. They Will return about the first OF next
week.
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SURGEoN-GENERAL HAMILTON IS informed that
the house inspection at Tampa Will be completed
to-day. There were no new cases or deaths re-
ported to-day.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
ONCE as follows: kuth Shelley, white, years;
Ann E. Herney, white, 81 years; Mary E. Espey,
white, 20 years; Benz. F. Gould, white, Al years;
VIM. ]. Dyee, white, Al years; Henry Duner,
white, Is years: Daniel McAlpin. white, 80 years;
John McElwee, white, SO years; Mamie Burnix
white, year; Sarah j. Davis. white, 43 years.
Richard T. Runner, white, 8 years; Emiline
II years.
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He VIII Ni.ia the Pope.
Mardered while AsIcep.

LONDON, July 26.-It Is stated In Berlin and
Rome that Emperor william Will visit the pope as
well as King numpert.
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STOCKHOLM, July GA squadron OF twelve ves-
sells with Ing Oscar has started TO meet Emperor
william on Fort Waxhoim at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. One hunlred invitations have been issued TO
the state banquet In honor OF Emperor william.
Detective Kruger, OF Berlin, has arrived here.
LONDON, July 26.-Elaborate preparations are
being made az Stockholm and Copenhagen Tor the
reception OF Emperor William. King Christian, OF
Denmark, will start with small fieet from CopeD-
hagen on sunday 20 meet the German squadron.
Two Russian men OF war are also expected 70 be
present at Copenhagen during the stay OF the Em-
peror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

GEN. SHERIDAN's CONDITION continues to be as
favorable as any one could expect says dispatch
from Nonquitt.
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The CONTRACT TO furnish photo-lithographic cop
les OF drawings for the Light House Board has
been awarded to Bell Bros, Of Washington. The
contract for tubular boilers for the steam launch
Bramole has been awarded by the board to Jno.
q. Froelich Co., OF Baltimore for 81 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

BERLIN, July 26-Proi. Lehman. OF The Berlin
University, has published three hitherto unknown
essays by Frederick the Great The irst IL entitled
Thoughts on the Political state OF Europe and
was written In l1s2. The second, written In 1854,
Is entitled "Reflections the Financial Admins
tratlon OF Prussia" and the third, written In tho
same year, Is on Politics"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

PH1LADELpH1A STORE
will continue the sale Of REMNANTS and
ODDS and ENDS at ONE-HALF VALUE.
PARAsOLs at cost
Great Bargains IN HOSIERY and UNDER
WAR Ladies' Full Re ular Balbriggan AID
Pin-stripe HOSE reduced to l2Hc.
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS, fine quality, re-
duced to 2Oc
Children's fine GAUZE BALBRIGGAN, all
sizes Price was Sic to SOC Now 25c
Great bargains in WHITE GOODS at 12kc
One lot CT 80 pieces NAINSOOK and SWISS
EMBROIDERIES. We're 15c to 25c Now
12hc.
Bargains in CASHMERE sHAwLS and
SCARFS. Colors: Cream. Blue Pink Cardi-
nal Tan and Black. All marked down TO close
1t seems odd to advertise BLANKETS in
midsummer, but you save 75c buying
them now.
One case 10-4 WHITE Wool BLANKETS.
worth 1925 pair. to go for $3.50
One lot 24-inch Black Silk SUN UMBREI-
LAS. Reduced from 81 rs to 81
Odds and Ends in CORSETS at SOC. Worth
double.
Great bargains in MATTINGS
French GINGHAMS reduced from 25c to
16c.
CARHART LEIDY
iy21 92s 7th and 7O6 St NV
HAVE THIS DAY RESOLVED TO CLOSE MY
Il stock OF BOOTS and SHOES at cost account Of
bad health therefore offer to the pubic great bar
gains in Mems soudsn shoes and Strap lies and
LAoles' and Misses slippers at and below cost.
GUSTAV GEIsLER.
tv1s 2,w
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DUBLIN, July 6-A number Of tenants have been
evcted from their holdings on the Lewis estate. ar
WoodIord, County Galway. The eyicling party
met with desperate resistance. one Of the police
men was injured and eleven OF their opponsptS
We're taken intoHusIoly.
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a Coal Schooucr Suuk-

BALrrNoRE, July 26-Schooner Jonn Oliver, Cap
tain Foster, OF yorktown, Va, and bound home
loaded with coal, caps.zrd and sank last night on
Sandy Point. Captain and crew rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

CHESTER, Pa, July 3D. the new iron side
wheel steamer Puritan. w.dch was launched yes
teroay, lett 'oach's sb.s5yard N tow this morning
for New YorA, whers the vessel Will be nnisned
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THERE WILL. BE A MEETING OF THE
SIss Sa fsps ssg5s9Tn e SsSoeat I
%. ocloe l. for the purpose OF organizing Demo
cratic c.mP.isn Club All Democrats are cYrdi1lly
ATTENTION. GRANITE CUTTERs
- There viii b speciai mreting TH URsDAY
of imporance S to a hf kPISGER Js NV
- ATTENTION BAKERS.
neymen Bakers Benefciai Union. on SATURDAY,
Jul the 2sth' at pm At SosmSpoltsn , Hrp Hall
seyTEstoxni .: 6. win be held on MoSDAi. AGSust
PGs ,T 9HeD ,a at IL In and e9se / Pm 81
k~ w1HINeT9SSti SStiI2r p C. JULY Z. 1888.
In compliance with -ea1remeats Of section of the
RS s sho
book of subscription the capital stock cf said com
ono ST. osscs e. ,ne me-
to pm and will be kept open daily during the same
j. b. wIMER. Treasurer
Gardiner g. Hubbard, George Truesdell,
Saml w. Woodward, Otis F. Presbrey,
yno. f. Waesauian. Benz K. Plain.
Jno. Ridout Albert F. stevens.
L Le hoy TIttle. Lawrence Sands.
Parker Mann, Samuel 5. ~hedd.
LIE Roy futile. jr. Robert j. Fisher
I21-ot Incorporators.
- SkWlNG MACHlNES REPAlRED AND
- war; nted for 81, at your residence.
Call or send postal TO
FUNK's SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
1881 7th st. y. w.. near street market.
je14-eo3m
- OFFICE OF RIGGS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY,
WASHINGTON ID. c., July 20, 1883.
dividend Of three go per cent has been declared
payable at the office of the company, 1881 st. NV,
and after AUGUST l. 1858, to the stockholders OF
at the close Of business on July 18th instant
The transfer books will be closed from JULY 20 to
AUGUS i. 1883. both days inclusive.
BY oruer of Board Of Trustees.
jy20-l0t FRANCIS 3. MOHCN, Secretary.
k-HAyING RECENTLY PURCHASED THE
- establishment Of $. T. Matlock, 625 aud 63l
y St NV, am prepared to accommodate the public
win all kinds OF evening driving hices at short
tce and most reasonable terms;
given to boarding horses. and tine reasonable
terms. X. j. BROOKE.
Telephone call $780, Uy5-1ml Proprietor.
GRoGAN'S INSTALMENT HOUSE.
739 AND T41 7IH ST. NV
Cheapest house In city to buy your Furniture Car
pets. OIL Cloths Mattings, Baby Carriages Refrgera-
tors, Stoves. &c Everything in the housefurnshin2
line sold ON credit as cheap they be bought
where for cash.
WI MAkE AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF
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The Waguer CeIcbratIou.

The E8runn strike Ended.
VIENNA July 20.-Tne strike at Brunn is ended,
the masters having conceded an advance.
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PERsoNAL-Gen John G. Parke and Representa-
tives Mason, Campbell Of Ohio, Hatch Burnett and

fEKsUNAE-Gen. JOnh Q. PafKe and RepreSenta-
tives Mason, Campbell Of Ohio, Hatch. Burnett and
Henry Millard OF New York. X. p Spencer of
Georgia, and Col. j. E. NJ. Wright Of Amherst, Va,
are at the St James.-ChaS. E Hubbell OF Syra-
Tennessee, Jno. W. Epley OF Tuscarora, New, j. X.
Macdonald OF Beaufort, s. c., and A. II. Simpson.
EraStuS Wlman, and Clarence Ii. SandfOrd OF New
Baron Munich OF Berlin. Phil b. Bate OF Louisville,
and j. s Moore and A. BaStianelli OF New York,
are at the Arlfngton.-Hon. Smedley Darlington
OF West Chester, Pa, DR.. b. F. Grove OF Balti-
more, W. j. Thompson OF Tacoma, W. T., Z. j.
Stanley or Calcutta, capt: E. A. Snow Of Boston.
II. A. cooper OF Racine, Wis, W. M. Breckenridge
OF Phoenix, Arz., and s. Boyer OF st. Louis Mo-,
are at the EoDitt.-AmOng the arrivals at tue
Oakland Hotel are Mr. L. c. CatchingS and family,
Miss Maud Davidge, Prof. Geo. T. Sheldon, Mrs. NJ.
Foster, NJ. Strasburger and family, Mrs. w. II.
Clarke, c. c. Coie and family and Mr.. Samue Nor
ment.-Mr. j. j. s. Hassler, appointment clerk OF
the Interior Department., was registered In San
Francisco on the 10Th inst.
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MISSING NAVAL OFFIcER.-A dispatch from
Brooklyn, N. Y. July 25, says: Lieut.. Henry W.
Schaefer, q. s. n, is missing. He obtained four
days leave OF absence last Wednesday to visit his
family at Rockville Md, previous to the departure
OF his vessel, the Swatara, which Is on the point
OF sailing, but kilograms from Rockville say he
has not been there. He is th1rty-seven years Old,
plexiOn.
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STEEL CONTRACTS AwARDRD.-Contracts for fur
nishing steel for the armored battleship Texas to
be built at Norfolk, Va, were to-day awarded as
follows: Parke Brothers & Co., OF P1ttsburg, 92O
tons OF steel plates, for 500, 709.S2; Carnegie.
phppS Co., OF Pittsburg SOB tons OF steel plates
ara Steel Casting Co, Tnurston, Pa, l2O tons Of
steel castings, $1, ,664.
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CLOSE OF THE TRIALS OF HAzING NAVAL CADETS
The naval court-martial at Annapolis closed its
labors Tuesday afternoon with the trial OF Naval
Cadet L. H. Gross, OF Illinois, third classman,
charged with hazing Naval Cadet W. w. Sparks
fourth class. Thirteen cases were tried. or the
sixteen originally supposed 10 be concerned in the
hazfng-or, rather, found out, as the whole third
class seemed TO be at tt-no Charges were found
against three cadets, Wm. w. Beck, OF Maryland !;
Chas. r. Emri k, OF Illinois, and Edwin Taylor
Pollock, OF Ohio.
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Diver yIEw FOR 1858.
wsshirgtonian,s Most Popular Resort.

RIVER viEw FOR 1855.
wsshingtonian's Most Popular Resort
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her wharf
every SUNDAY at 10 m and m. returning at
and IN Tickets 25 cents. Every WEDNESDAY,
Tickets - cents Family gay at River View every
SATURDAY. Ieavias at 10 Am. returning at . pm.
1rksts 10 eentsL
Prof. Proctor's Dancing School Reunion every
SATURDAY EVENING. leaving At O 80 pm returning
o. IL p Tickets % cents. Dancing down aud
back and at the grounds all trips except Sunday
Pine Brass Band on sundays. No Objectionable parties
allowed
For Tor seh.rssrs se. apply to ,,Ho Hs RANDALL.
EosToN BY SEA
ID Merchants aud Miners Transportation
steamsllipS saul from
baltimore via Norfolk 20 Boston
Every MoDd~y, THURSDAY and Friday a o'cio~k m M,
Passenger recommendation UNSURPASSED
fare. lne,oc,rx meals aud man ssloOE. stateroom
room bertnz. IL. round I'M, SO For further In
formation see circulars At 49, Hcte-s IN Washing
A l. HUGGINs. General AGENT.
Telephone Ba smore 24z. my2i-3m
ISLAND PAR.i RARPER's FERRY.
n nnest p,Fa.ars Efognd- in the country. Music.
Croqnet &e- 6,s al free livery Thursday from III
sna =. Repet At s:4S N Ticket. including reserve
- oo.l SlreSuohs. 81 Jy7to=epl
THE STEAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND DrxEY
md. Boss oos Il NsH Gpqs sIs5 fSr csss
street sns loot Of High street t,eorxetown stop
landings fhst trip up at am. Last trip down al
10 ~ Round trip. 15c. Reduced rates to lsrxe
pleasure q ali sn III cr Sr s9s a. SiS
mysi-am JS6 CUMBERLAND SON
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MI AKSHAIL HALL
w Steamer VI. W CORCORAN will leave at % q m
for AArshaA Hall resen ning Washington AZ pm
SUNDAYS
Steamer ". ". CoRCORAN viii make three trips N
narsh~N II ali during the summer months leaving al
10 80 All. 2O aud D. 20 IN, reac king Washlnxton
sf 2, s. and 9 30 d m
OH sAI IS1.DA1, JULY 1TH. aud every Friday
and saturday thereafter curing the summer uonths
the steam viii make two trips to Marshall Hall
Ing ~ 10 and II p.II aud reaching the city at
and 1880 pIn-
First-eiass catering in dining-room at the Hall
Lunch. coffee mix. outtermik ice, FRUIT &C. supplied
excurslcnists far-. round-trip. 25c- iely-3ln
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The PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the post-ofnce ap-
propriation bill; the act authorizing a bridge
across the Mississippi River at Wabash. Minn.,
Minis Landing, Ark; the act to construct road
10 the National Cemetery at Baton Rouge. La;
the pension acts OF Sarah +. Jones, Mary j. Davis,
keziah E. Strong, Jno Child Mrs. Mary MCGEE,
Margaret Blades, c. X. Thomas Marcus d. Ray
moni, Jno w. January, Sallie X. Alexander and
MRS. Elizabeth White; and the joint resolution
elect1ng managers OF the National Home for Dis
aDled volunteer soldiers, 70 NIL vacancies.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Tee CREAM sOCIABLF. ST. PATRICK's TFMpFR-
lANCE SOCIETY, Carroll Institute Hall, CO.. ST.
NV, THURSDAY. JULY 90 1855. = p NJ. Admis-
sion 25 cents. dsncing, refreshments free. p A
BYRNE- secretary. y25-2t
A LBACGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY. JULY %.
Esninss 81 s:l5. Matinee Saturday st 2.
Last week Of the
SUMNER OPERA SEASON.
Farewell Of
MISS JEANNE WINSTON
The LYCEUM OPERA co.
Offenbsch's
GRAND DUCHESS H23-
IOHNSONS FAMILY THEATER,
- Penn. 1ith st.
Every Evening end Sa urtlay Matinee.
DENHAM'S DRAM VIC COMPANY,
In joaquin Miiler's Greatest Of Plays, entitled
DANIIES.
Admission 10 and 20 cents jys3-6t.
DATTIE OF SHILOH
ID is open daily from a m. TO 10 ?. m.
18TH St, two blocks south Of o. 3. Treasury Build
Int. my31
ry,HE CYCLERIEs. 1906 " Y. AVE : LADIES'
IL Bicycles. Tricycles. Sociables and Tandems for
Rc3t by the hour. day week Tricycles for five
months. 50 per mouth apl2-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
49, Democrats OF GEORGETOWN, at Associat .on
Hall, l25l High ST on FRIDAY EVENING. JULY
% at O'Clock. for the purpose of organizing Demo-
cratic Campaign Club All Democrats cordially
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-07-17
SHIPPING NOTES.

HI N. 5. Cormorant sailed Tuesday
forenoon for British Columbia.
The Hawaiian bark Lillian, Capt. Duncan,
Is about 81 days ont from Hongkong.
The British bark PAX Wan and the
American schooner Eva both sailed Satur-
day morning in ballast for the Sound and
Humboldt Bay, respectively
The Oceanic Company's brigantine Con-
suelo arrived early Sunday morning, about
p DAYS from San Francisco, with q cargo
OF general merchandise, and was moored
in the stream.
The American Missionary packet Morn
ing Star, Captain G. F. Garland, sailed al
BIS .. ms, July 18th, for the South Seas
~ith cargo consisting chiefly Of proyi-
sions, valued st $l2, 1914.
The following appears. under the head Of
Notice 10 Mariners" IN the San Francisco
Commercial Herald OF June 2s:-Notice Is
given that the Point Reyes Signal Is again
IN operation: while the sirens are being
repaired, whistle viii be blown by hand,
giving blasts of five ~ seconds 81 intervals
OF seventy (70l seconds.
The British four-masted bark Omeo,
Captain Wm. Anthony, was moored in the
stream July u. 20 days from Newcastle,
y s W, with 1,o57 tons coal 70 Nessrs-
Allen & Robinson. Experienced fine
weather and strong breezes almost the
whole passage. The Omeo Is an iron vessel
Of Tse tons register, and was formerly E
stesmer OF the same name, which piled be-
tween Humboldt Bay Cal, and Australia,
IN the lumber trade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-07-17
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From s circuit OF Oahu. per stmr. c. R.
Bishop, J uly IA Hastings, H Brag, and
deck passengers
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr " 6
Hall, July 13-Her Majesty the Queen,
Their Highnesses Princes kswansnakos
and keliisnaole, His Honor Chief Justice A
Judd, Jones, Jr, Mrs I c Wills and
child, Hon ( Liikalani, Mrs W VII
cox. Mrs Z c Ulukou, ! Jones, D Lokans,
Mrs P Kahalewai. L c Forsyth, Mrs h
Fisher, 4 McDsde, ? Chinese, and So deck
passengers.
From Hawaii and Maui, per stmr kinau,
July I4-Ars H n Whitney, WO Lakeland,
y Wilfong, J j Beckwith, Miss L Kim
ball. D E Williams, y Wright, T z
Walker, Jas Bright, Hon J Mcguire, Miss
Alice Hughes, J L BlaiSdell, wife and ?
children. Miss Mary Brown, Hon E H
Bailey. D Davis, E A Bielenberg, 7 Lish
man, J : Moore, " H Cummings, D
Cockett, Prof c F Cronln, Mrs Perry and
g deck passengers
From Kshului and way ports, per stmr
Likelike, July &c Berlowiiz. o Fernan-
dez. Mrs h Reist, Miss L Rodgers, Miss
Sheldon. Mr. Heidemann, 7 Il Gay, Mrs
y Perry and child, Q Leonard, Mr. Simp-
son, Or y B Emerson, DR. Swift, Senior i
and 81 deck passengers
From Kauai. per steamer Mikahsla,
July I5-Hon " Il Rice, wife and family,
J y Woods. Fred Wilhelm, c Bose, Miss
Emaline " H Neal. Hon + Gay, Miss
Marion Dole, Mrs l Aud, : c Evans and
son, ? Chinese and 90 deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui snd Molokai, per stmr Like
ike, July e-AIiss VI Ella Spooner, DR. y B
Emerson, DR. D Swift, Rev John Morris,
wife and child, Morris. Mrs Shsrrat
and son, Miss NJ 4 Sharrat, T Napoleon,
p w Never, a H Lsndgraf W BuTlowitE,
Il Laws, ard 20 others
For Kauai. per stmr Waialeale, July g
Mr. Glade, wife and family, Mr. Evans and
son, Hon F Gay, and few others.
For Maui and Hawaii per steamer hinau.
July 9-Rev " Merritt, W J Forces, W
4 Baldwin. c W Baldwin, Misses Ellen and
Annie Bicknell. D Porter. Mrs Turton,
Miss Edith Turton, " Q ROckland, D II
Hitchcock, Mrs WodehOuse, W H Cuth-
bert. Hon J Mcguire, W II Cummings, I
r keyEOrth. and 50 others.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, July 10
Mr. Rice and family. Mr. GOodel, Mrs Hop
kins, G Sutherland, c Neumann, Lowell,
jr., and 30 Others.
For Micronesia, per Morning Star, July
Albert Smelling, Miss Alice Little,
" MahOe and wife, " Wilson and wife,
and Hawaiians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-07-17

The emulation for precedence, rank and
place of honor by the Companies, promotes
discipline and esprit de corps.
". The provisions for trial and punish
ment of deserters by Police Judges is con-
trary TO all military uSagcs. Such trial
and punishment should be left TO Courts
Martial.
V. The bill deprives the Kings Guard of
any voice in the election of the Colonel
who IS made ranking Officer over all the
forces.
VI. The provision OF salary in Section
IL, Is objectionable. The permanent Field
Officer and Staff of the regular, Military
service were abolished for reasons of econ
omy. see no necessity TO re-establish the
same IN the Volunteer Forces.
VII. Section u, of the Bill is in direct
violation of Article 18th of the Constitu-
ton.
Done at Our Palace at Iolani Hale this
thirteenth day of July, A. D. 1888.
KALAKAUA REX.
On motion of Rep Kinney, amended BY
Noble Richardson, the veto message was
ordered to be printed and the reconsider
alton of the Act set for Tuesday, 9th
inst.
QUESTIONS TO MINISTER.
Noble Hitchcock asked the following of
the Minister of Interior:
l. What proportion OF the sum paid into
the Custom House in Honolulu, during the
past two years, for passports (other than
Chinese) was paid by females leaving the
country.
,. How many requests that passports
should not be granted have been filed in
the Custom House in Honolulu during the
past two years?
"A request is added that the answer to
the last question be tabulated)
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Explosives. Reconsideration of the bill re-
lating TO the use of explosives in taking
fish. The bill was referred to a select
committee, consisting of Reps. F. Brown,
Kinney and Kauhane, Mobiles Hitchcock
and Wight
Import Duties.-Second reading OF the
bill TO repeal the Act TO relieve certain ar
tlcleS of import from customs duties, ap-
proved October I, 1886. Referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
Public Instruction.-Second reading of
the bill to amend Section q of an Act en-
titled An Act to repeal Chapter X. of the
Civil Code, and TO regulate the Bureau Of
Public Instruction, approved the tenth
day OF January, A. d. 1865" Referred to
the Committee on Education.
NEW BILLS.
Rep. c. Brown read, tlrst time, bill
to regulate the sale of goods, wares and
merchandise in this Kingdom by CONNER
clal travelling agents from foreign cOun-
tries.
Noble Robinson read, a first time, bill
to specially license the retailing OF malt
liquors manufactured under the Act TO IL
cense the brewing of malt liquors in the
district of Honolulu, approved October 15,
1886.
Minister Ashford read, first time, the
bill to re-organize the Judiciary. The bill
was also read 8 second time by title and re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned at noon TO 10 O'Clock Monday
morning.