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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-06
W. TorD You So

One Of the most tantalixns sentences in the Engsh
language. Irritating. isn't it. to have some one say,
Il told you 90" What have W got to do with III
Just thiss We've told you al along during these
weeks Of mild, balmy weather that the time would
come-and come suddsnly-when decided change in
the Temperature would take place and you'd then ~.
precass to the fullest extent the need Of thick warm
clothing. We were about right. were we not,
Never mind. If you've neglected up to this time to
provide yourselves with these things do the next best
thing and oct them noV We can 1T you out in the
twinkling Of An eye with the incest fitting, best
quality clothing you've ever seen. If you haven't
been through stock it's extremely doubtful if you
fully realize what elegant garments we've eot in both
suits and overcoats. We you'll declare them
to be madetoorder" and in point Of fact that's what
they We don't confne ourselves to any one par
ticular manufacture-that would be wrong-we look
10 TO be found from out the multitude.
There's one frm-you've heard of them-everybody
who takes an interest in fine clothing has heard of
them-Brokaw Bros, of New York. Their reputation
is as high the highest We've got full and COM
plete line Of their best productons and if you've been
accustomed to the wearing Of from $40 $50 custom
made suits we'll guarantee to give you the effects
and the satisfaction Of this stock at from s25
to $40 Don't think clothing is without merit Just
because you don't select the pattern in the piece and
have your personal measure taken. This mode of
reasoning has been proven to lack foundation long
ago.
The sharp, air this morning suggested in very
forcibe way, the comfort one derives from warm
woolly underwear, comfortable hand coverings &c
Now we are outftters-not in name purely, but in
Jact and every conceivable thing you'll need we can
show you in variety that will sustain our reputation
a. Offering the best at the Lowest prices.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
oUTFITTERs WHO HANDLE THE BEST THE
MARKET AFFORDS.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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YANKEE Nor1oss.
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE.
JOHN wANAMAKER AND HIS SOAP.
MORE THAN ONE SURPRISE TOMORROW.
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE.

Since told to give his satanic majesty his due
surely credit should be given wanamakers clever I'D
vertisements especially when they prsted BY his
contemporaries,
We copy the following-it appeared yesterday in the
Philadelphia Press" in John wanamakers advertise
ment:
THE STIR IN GLYcERINE SOAP WILL BEGIN
AT 10 O'CLOCK
PRICE, 1Oc. A BAR.
SINGLE BUYER MAY BUY THREE BARS
ONLY. AND NO REPEAT ORDERS"
THE PALAIs ROYAL is going to make stir in
NOTIONS TOMORROW, and among other things
at SPECIAL PRICES is soap like wanamaker's.
Bars Of Glycerine Soap. 1oc. bar
Colgate Toilet Soaps and Extracts surprise prices
35c. or Lubin's Extracts, 800. OF.
''Espey" Fragrant Cream.
Lablanche" Face Powder. .29c
"Pozonis" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 33c.
Dr' rays .1Tc
DR.. Pray's '0nsaline'. 29c
'anola, Doc. Emery Board. .12c
25c Imported Tooth Brushes.
6Oc Felt Tooth Brushes. 53c.
pc. Rubber Combs. ...............25c
nc. Hair Brushes .25c
Toe English Hair Brushes .55c
QUO Florence Hair Brushes 4Oc.
&C. Celluloid Thimbles. &C.
&C. Best English Hair Pins. ............... &c
l5c Silver and Gilt, do, do. 12c
&c. Boxes Mourning Hair Pins .................3c
&C. Best Steel-point Hair-pins .....,4c
&C. Boxes Of 100 Hair pins ...................4c.
&c Papers Of 400 English do, .................6 &C.
lOc. Dozen Hat Pins .............. Sc,
o0 HiAsuc
$oc' Eiasuc 23c
DC French Darning Cotton. &C.
&c. 60-inch Linen Tape Measures 5c
6c. Packages Shoe Buttons. SC
loo Eureka" Hair Crimpers 12c.
13c. Kid Hair Crimpers.
1Oc. Lnen-covered Corset Steels Sc
15c Nickel Silver Button Hooks.........1O c.
lOc. with Extra-lons Handle &c
DC. Mohair Skirt Braid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dc
&C. Spool silk 400 yards) 2 for.............,.5c.
&c. Button-hole Twist. a for re
"Palsis Royal' Oil-silk Dress Shields ...1oc
Cannelfs Dress Shields. ...........,. 1qc
snow-wh1te Dress Shields. 15c
dress shields, all styles. surprise prices
25c Cut Jet-Head Hat Pins 2Oc
&c Cut Jet do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I DC
loo Rubber Hair Pin. lie
10 -, 800 1Oc.
I<c. Dress Lacers. all colors.. DC
loo. Linen Hose Supporters 100
r,ose IMPORTERS Win Belt Csc.
~ ..-..............25
-, DoOA 1c,
zoe. Curling Irons. I5c
Soc Pnchers. O.
15c. Black Silk Shoe Laces 1Oc
DC. Black Braid Shoe Laces. .................5c
&c. LINEN corset Laces &c
&C. Silk Hat Elastic O.
15c. Hook and Eye ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I3c'
Soc Poker Chips Il OO) aoc
81 20 Box Poker Chips and packs cards so
toc nued Note Paper 600 sheets).
Acc. Angel-back Playing Cards 4oc
2oc Gilt-edge Playing Cards - onc
AND WHAT NOT?
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below)
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TIE 1889 FAsr BLACK Hosr
Continued below.) NE "a

For Men, Ladies'. Misses. Boys, Children and Babies
in SILK. Wool. Merino, Lisle Cotton Pricea 25c 70
So pair. Special prices for the sopenipg. vn,ch
space VIII not allow mention See Window Display.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The Paais Royals 1850 Fast Black Hose /, produced
STRENGTH AND WEAR. Formerly The hc.a - -
dyed AFTER weaving. WE STILL REMAIN HrAn.
QUARTERS FOR BEST BLACK HOSIERY.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER. Prop.
lee Corner 18th andPs ave.
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LATEST NOVELTY SILK HOSE

H..
The 1889 shades more varied and beautiful than
shown any preceding season. Besides all the new
tints for evening wear are shown the fashionable
colors as now worn in street costumes viz Old Rose
Terra Gotta. Steel Gray Green Gray, Gobelin Blue,
Porcelsine Blue, Serpent Green, Pstache, Nile In
short all the new Greens, Blues Reds Browns, Taus
Grays etc.
AT Sc INSTEAD OF CSC
STYLE 1.-spun Silk Hose, ribbed, black feet and
ankles, with uppers in above-quoted colors-some
striped Others plain colors The Paais Royal price
tobe &c. but you will find the credit stores cannot sf
ford to sell them under s125
STYLE 2-Plain colors in all Street and Evening
Shades, including Bronze. White, and Black. We
claim these splendid value at &c. notwithstanding
the price for this Opening" display is to be $780,
CSC. BLACK SILK HOSE FOR 75c.
Plain and Ribbed. These are not regulsr stock and
more cannot be secured. But 25 dozen. We secured
and offer AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
PALAIs ROYAL sPECIALTIEs.
The following Silk Hose have been contracted for in
large quantities. The colors. the silk the shape we
feel confident the best offered at the prices
Plain and Ribbed. 81. 6s and s34s.
Boot Patterns, S34S, S43S, $3.50.
sT Until Thursday evening the s3,4s quality are
offered at 80 pair.
tContnued) AA' hoiAl-
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HEREs A CHANCE
FOR YOU LADIES.
READ CAREFULLY.
FOUR STRIKING BARGAINS IN RELIABLE
LADIES' FOOTWEAR.
BARGAIN about BOO Pairs Pebble Button
Boots, honestly made with strictly solid leather
soles. heels and counters, guaranteed as service
able as any 50 shoe; they are our regular s1.25
shoes; Cut price, SIC.
BARGAIN 2.-About $50 Pairs stylishly made
real Dongola Kid Button Boots, with solid
flexible soles; they're cheap at 81 Cut Price,
S12O
BARGAIN 3.-About $50 Pairs of various
celebrated makes of French Dongola and Paris
Kid, Straight Goat and Kangaroo, hand and
machine made, Button, that were So, $3.50
and "a in price. Present Cut Price, 81 40.
BARGAIN About $50 Pairs best Hand
sewed Button Boots, produced by the finest
makers in the land, Of best Kangaroo and
Straight Goat, in Opera or waukenphast
styles; regular price, 81, $3.50 and S5. Cut
Price. So so.
These are from our Regular Winter Stock OF
wellknown Reliable Footwear, which we have
cut in price to get them out of the house before
the arrival of new lines, now being made. Bar
gains similar to these in all departments will
make a visit to our House at this present time
very profitable to you.
VIM HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE.
Main Store: $40 7th st.
west-End Store: 1922 Pa. ave-
Capitol Fill Store: 23i Pa ave- sa
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New YORK

NEW YoRK
Prices guarantee to beat on everything we SELL
We are giving per discount for cash on or
fore delivery.
100 msde-up Carpets all different sizes and quail.
ties on sale for cash only and marked in plain figures
less than cost, no discount of.
In our enormous stock Of Carpets Oilcloths Limo
leums, and Mattings there are always to be found
short lengths odd patterns, and remnants which we
are glad to sell less than cost.
Our imported stock of Slip Coverings for parlor
suites is arriving and prepared to take orders
and make up Loose Covers promptly perfect ft guar
anteed.
Hyou have chair. lounge. sofa parlor suite that
needs Repairing or Recovering drop q line to call
and give estimate Our prices for this work are
greatly reduced and all subject 10 the per cent dis
count
May have shown itself in about your furniture or
clothing. We hayea process that will exterminate it
without the slightest damage TO the finest fabric Of
any kind This not only destroys the moth in any
stage of its existence, but any other insect living
matter. Write or call for further particulars.
WINDOW DRAPERY
OF all kinds from the cheapest to the finest and Of
every class from the 25c Window Shade to Brussels
Point Lace Curtains and Plush Embroidered Curtains
and French Drapery.
FANCY CHINA AND BRoNZEs
beautiful assortment of ornaments suitable for
any parlor have been consigned to us TO sell. The
prices marked on them rdiculously low aud in ad-
diton you receive a cash discount Of ten per cent
These should be seen to be appreciated.
EXTENSION CURTAIN POLES
especially desirable to those who apt to move
living in rented houses they be adjusted TO
fit any size window
REFRIGERAToRs.
BABY CARRIAGES.
BICYCLES
TRIcYcLEs.
vELoCIPEDEs.
OF these goods we carry an immense assortment
and no one should buy such articles without first
looking over our assortment and getting prices.
THE HARTFORD NATIONAL WOVEN WIRE
MATTRESSES.
We are sole agents for this best of all beds. We
have been selling it for twenty years this city and
have yet to hear of any fault with it, while every day
We hear Of trouble with cheaper wire
This Mattress is used with thin hair Mattress as
heavy one destroys its elasticity thus making the
cheapest good bed to be had.
PAsTEUR's WATER FILTERS
This filter was patented by the famous DR. Pasteur
of Paris and is the best in the market IL has our rec
ommendation from actual use, no home should be
without it. Send for one on approval you return
it if you will
Call and examine our
CATARACT WASHING MACHINE.
for Private Families Hotels. Restaurants Hospitals
Barber Shops, etc.
LIGHT.
Family's Washing done in one hour
100 Napkins,
so Towels or
Table Cloths Washed clean in Eve minutes
Positively no damage TO Laces or Finest Articles
viii not get out Of order 1t will wash more Clothes in
less time than any other Machine.
LACE CURTAIN STRETCHES
for drying lace curtains after they have been washed
an article no housekeeper should be without
W. B. MOSES SON.
Decorations &C., &c
Cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
r. Washington, D. c.
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Sr1NEMErz & Sous
1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Through to 18th ST.,
offer special bargains in
SEAL SKIN JACKETS, $50, 500. s10O
SEAL SKIN sAcQUEs. clio. s115, s125, s135.
One SEAL ULSTER. trimmed with beaver, 1925.
SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs, SIS, $50. $35.
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS, sig, els.
SEAL PLUSH SHORT WRAPS, monkey trimmed,
S27. $35.
few sizes FRENCH WRAPS, FUR-LINED CIR
CULARS, SHOULDER CAPES. MUFFS, BOAS,
OPERA CLOAKS and other FUR TRIMMINGS.
FUR CARRIAGE ROBES.
FUR PARLOR MATS. fe4
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VIZ HAVE OK CONSIGNMENT

VIZ Have OK CONSIGNMENT
A CHOICE LOT OF BALL AND RECEPTION
DRESSES TO WHICH WE RESPECTFULLY IN.
Gc0e7s5
vrrE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
THE GOODS ARE IN CHARGE OF coMPE-
TENT sALEswoMEN AND ARE DISPLAYED ON
OUR SECOND FLOOR.
$50 PIECES NEW AND CHOICE STYLES IN
FRENCH sATINEs.
25 PIECES NEW STRIPED WASH sURAH, THE
NEWEST MATERIAL OUT FOR BLOUSE WAISTS.
NEW PoNGEE SILKS.
SILK WARP HENRIETTA, ALL SHADES.
THE BEST SO TOWEL IN THE CITY
ONE PRICE.
w.M SINISTER SONS
f6 919 PENN AVE.
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$50 Penna. Ave-

w coats ct 81 So 3D. and ga SO that worth dou-
bic. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
CO. 7th and q Sta n6-3m
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AIDES, CASHMERE JERSEY GLOVES GALL
IL wool % and 30 cents; cast shears and cents;
sewing avis two ter cents; scrap-book cents. at
TROfTS, 1920 18th st. NV. Palm
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DALros. & STRICKLAND

Call the attention Of Gentlemen to their Large Stock
Of Choice Footwear in the Leading and Popular Styles
1t prices as low rs Good shoes can be produced.
A large invoice of celebrated s5 Button, Lace
and waukenphast received to-day which, for Style,
Comfort and Durability, have no equal
We have the Stock.
We have the Sizes.
Our Prices are correct.
Call and we win please you
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Mn MN ZEE N TIT
Nh M Il Err IN N ! .:
In our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT we have opened
a rich assortment of FLOWERS and RIBBONS, spe-
cially for the INAUGURAL TRADE.
In Flowers we have wonderful selection, at all
prices.
we Oulu call your special attention 10 our line OF
IMPORTED GARNITURES,
in GRASSES, DAISES, &c, ranging in prices from
CSC. to &C.
We mention below few items Of which we have an
extra large stock of, and which to be SOLD RE
MARKABLY CHEAP.
so gross of ENGLISH vIoLETs, dozen in bunch.
all shades. &c. bunch
% boxes of imported FRENCH ROSE BOUQUETS,
zoe
Choice Of chr Doe sc and i5 Eve 1ub BON.
euet; of ROSES LILAcS, VIoLETs, ,goNQUILS.
SO boxes Of ZEAL OSTRICH TIPS AND PoNPoNs :.
III al light shades, worth GSc.
RiiRB0NS. ''''''''''''''''' ''
AZ 5 Of 81 al af Tnf sh3Ses
NoVFiTTES iS RiBB0NS some eyn 81 e A. IN
e;nbroidered PERsIAN PATTERNS, and all new de-
signs. We would ask of you to carefully examine
Welfare as SPECIALS 5cartons of AII~SII4K fancy
striped Ribbon, inches wide, worth 3Sc for 22c.
is boxes of FANCY NECK RIBBONS, only DC. q
TN "a EIBBoXs, RED. WHITE, AND
Special rates in large quantities.
- Coz Of Chlidrep's large brim BOUCLE TENNIS
SPECIAL PRICE, 25c.
DECORATING
we have still q large stock of UPHOLSTERY GOODS
sPRINa STOCK arrives Ne hsTe made BIG RR
DUCTIoNS, on everything in this Iie: and house
toIisl ePToriuniti, e Jay in their SUPPLIES FOR
so PAIRS LhCE CURTAINS in White or Ecru,
twisted thread side border pattern, were s125 pair
Is Pairs , Of LACE CURTAINS, in White or Ecru,
pr fsc Il Pr egs 81 M Ri'Hs were "
Is Pair OF LACE CURTAINS in Ecru only. beautiful
sS%a 81 R ;ff o0'ass' were $50
RbssiAN pksidN ~ ys long, were S 50 or pair; to
10 Pair LACE CURTAINS. Ecru or White, 81 yds.
sSa%S,$FAfS "'''' were % PAIR SPECIAL PRICE
Pair RAW SILK. CURTAINS, Roman Striped
ps6o ." inches w,de former price 1928; to CLOSE
fSi PAIR kaA 81 SIX CURTAINS elegant fora, design
Pair Of ALL ciiENifL5 CJRfS?Ss,' fieured all
0zer n mere 81 ss2 Rr f Sss fl e q pA
p'd9 gifrp SPs 81 ePpGrs were 5000 and slI5o;
so Remnants q EAw SILK for Furniture Covering.
Was :" Sc. 800. si.a5. sl.5o, sl75,. I'd.
IS SlG Sfs sfe T rs RIGS s
ART EGsEofbEk9 s Cheapest place in town to
pisces ofsII.K AND WOOL FRINGE; was ssc.;
AKAsEN and CHENILLE all colors. lac. dog.
fSh zEt HE s5s an spool ss
fgHo aNAES asssls S rice
400 to close for 23c. each.
SlLKApo;. entirely new the Best Imitation of
China SIX Marnisctured Suitable for sash curtains
inches wide ONLY 21o. YARD. Competent
ndges pronounce this the most perfect imitation Of
Prices hold good for THIS WEEK.
- 4 III EE N " s. s..
"a 5TH. 8TH AND STREETS
7 T. WALKER SONS 2O4 10TH STREET N "
81 Car loads Fresh Portland Cement and Plaster
Fire Brick and Clay Charcoal.
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BuscH.11s Fsx1rr tn
At SOC. pound
(Sprlng IeafD
Its Purity
has been sttested
Government snslysia.
Comparv 10
with any Dollar Tea,
and you win be Convinced
VI the excellence % this.
Sold only at
fe1-6t l32S st
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DosT YQuRsELF ON PRICES m ovERCoArs
LONDON And LIvERfO0L CLoTHtEo CO.
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r T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH STREET N. ".
Gs Car loads Fresh Portland Cement and Plaster
Fire Brick and Clay, Charcoal
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yvnected from Foreign Ports.
SHIPPING NOTES.

NJ steamer J. A. Cummins arrived yes
rayirOm KOolau.
r,ghr. Ia Moi brought 5000 bags of
sFyfrOm Kauai yesterday.
NJ steamer Waimanalo arrived last
r-ng from Waialua and Waianae.
NJ steamer W. 6 Hall may be looked
TarIy this morning from Windward.
EsghOOner Mokuola arrived yesterday
q Eva with bananas. She sails again
AF.
hes. S. Australia leaves to-day at noon
saa Francisco, with a full cargo of isl
EiFOduce.
has. n Castle was moved to Brewers
bail and the w. II. Dimond took the
rass old berth near the o. s. S. Co. s
shE ,
htbig Lurline, VIM. Matson, master,
iiOR Hilo Saturday. Sept. 21st, with
4llold Of sugar and 8 passengers for
zFnnCiscO.
. be steamer Lehua arrived yesterday
Hawaii with the entire plant of the
HonOmu mill, also 20 head of cattle
I three lepers. She sails again this
erOOn.
RGeman blk. Mimi, Capt. Meyers, ar
aaSept 10Th. 125 days from New York,
.aatlll cargo of general merchandise
Esled to MeSsrs. Castle & Cooke. She
skdoked near the Kinau wharf.
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Leaving To-Day.

Among the passengers leaving by the
S. S. Australia to-day are:
His Excellency I'll. a. P. Carter, who
after pleasant visit to his native isles
for three months, returns to his duties
as Hawaiian Minister to Washington,
D. c., Mrs. Carter, three daughters, and
one son accompany him to his destina-
ton.
Mr.. George w. Merrill, exAmerican
Minister to this Kingdom, returns to the
United States and is accompanied by
Mrs. Merrill. During the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill at Honolulu they
have become very popular with all ranks
of the people, and their departure is
generally regretted on personal grounds.
Mr. Merrill was always Well-known
and welcome figure wherever met, and
his private worth has always been APP
preciated by all classes. Mrs. Merrill's
circle of acquaintanceS has been neces-
sarily more restricted; but wherever she
has been known, friendship and respect
has followed.
Mr.. j. A. Hopper is one of Honolulu's
energetic manufacturers, who leaves for
the Coast on brief business visit.
Mrs. J. Morrisseau, is sister of DIR.
Trousseau of this city, and has been on
a visit to her brother. She now returns
home.
Miss Annie HI. Parke, is daughter OF
the late Hon. w. G. Parke of Honolulu.
She came to visit her parents few
months ago, and did not know that her
father was dead until after leaving
Boston. Miss Parke now returns to
Boston, Mass, which she has made her
homo
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The Planters Monthly.

IBIS Valuable periodical for September
! Been received, and is brimful of
sN articles. Among the most inter-
pug Is one written by Mr.. J. N. S.
-lams giving report of the diffusion
nat healia for this year, where 5,537
o. sugar were turned out by this
'fsSS, Among other statements made
&c which will startle our planters,
: mat from 1000 pounds of canes,
- pounds of sugar were obtained,
aafly One-sixth of each ton of canes.
Inc usual roller mill process, the
age amount OF sugar per ton of cane
'0lt 24O pounds. Diffusion thus
san Increase Of about twenty-five
|, ~EnL over the mill process. In other
-A Plantation which now turns out
TSy 1900 tons of sugar, can with
IL IluStOn process obtain 5000 tons
IIVe!i'alnly worth trying to save. Ii
OasS proves correct, our whole crop
80. -s1I now amounting to 12O, 900 tons
Il. '.il!, might be increased to $50, 1000
J. 3 JJloSo~lng loss by the present sys-
-,S ~ VV'VJO tons annually. The whole
~; IN as given by Mr.. Williams,
!. , rS the statistics on pages 423 and
4 4 o sa' og startling to cane sugar plan
ssT NJ ollly on these islands, but also
~, ,' 60. are several other very inter
a n ', TaE instructive articles, on irriga-
al n california, the sugar trust, rail
lss ~ = india and the sugar exhibit at
sag co Zee table OF contents in adver-
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part from Foreign Ports.

= Port from Foreign Ports.
" r,DipoIe Clark, from cruise.
|sBNl EEsp[oIine. Wiseman, Callao.
lBl ,l: CaiTL lyon. Trainings Island.
4: MPst',G r. Fanning's Island.
81; !; AS I Hiyei, Matsum n Toxic.
u J y gilmore : hUll r Ward, Departure Bay.
b = nTibristiansen, Hongkong.
4IoGn}} o 10 Murdoch, Liverpool.
bi aAGEitat, Cutler, Port Townsend.
g' NJ Calhoun, Port Townsend.
sl5loITI'b or Steinard, Newcastie, n S w .
;1l RRo II Gamman, Port Townsend.
toas. tUT Houdlette, San Francisco.
l ~ King, Berry, Port Townsend
b .2 o. . 5 \ Castle, Hubbard, San Fran.
9 J ohIo " H DimOnd, Drew, San Fran.
: IN p Mimi Never, New York.
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RESOLUTION.


WHEREAs-Grave rumors are current
that proposition has been submitted,
to your Majesty containing clauses al
most amounting to protectOrate by the
UNITED States Government, which ru-
mors have seriously alarmed all loyal
subjects of Hawaii,
THEREFoRE,-Be it resolved that we a
large and representative body of your
Majesty's loyal subjects in mass meet
ing assembled this 10Th day of Septem-
Der, 1889, in the city of Honolulu, do
hereby publicly and earnestly pray that
Your Majesty will withhold Your Royal
assent to any agreement, treaty or pro-
position which may affect the indepen-
dence and autonomy of Your Majesty S
Kingdom, and further We your Majesty's
loyal subjects humbly pray that in the
event of any such treaty, arrangements
or proposition being submitted, Your
Majesty would be graciously pleased, be-
fore any final decision is arrived at, to
allow the feeling of the nation to be ex-
pressed, through their duly elected re-
representatives. in Legislature assembled
for that special purpose.
j. L. Kaulukou next occupied the
rostrum, Mr.. Bush acting in the capacity
of interpreter. The general tenor of his
remarks was denunciation OF the
treaty and its supporters, whom he
characterized as black sheep. In each
succeeding treaty with the United States
we were asked for fresh concessions.
We had given Pearl Harbor, now we
were requested to make further surren-
ders. Would there be anything left for
us eventually? He knew majority of
our foreign population of these islands
sympathized with the HawaiianS in this
matter.
The chairman then called for any
foreigner who was willing to say some
thing for the independence of the coun-
try. Mr.. Kinney, a spectator IN the
audience, was called upon by members
of the audience, and made brief speech,
saying he came as a spectator, but he
believed he could assure the natives with
perfect honesty that the great majority
of the foreigners did not sympathize with
the political aspect of that treaty at all.
The idea of landing foreign troops here
was as revolving to the whites as it was
to the natives, and he understood that
the Cabinet had repudiated that clause
at once. Whatever was done should be
done above board. The speaker went
on to make other quoting remarks in
Hawaiian which elected general merri-
ment and put the audience in the best
| possible humor.
After a second reading the Resolutions
were unanimously adopted. A commit
tee consisting of j. Kekipi, j. E. Bush
j. L. Kaulukou, j. f. Colburn, w. G.
Achi, J. w. Wahineaua, j. K. Kahoonei,
j. Kanui, A. N. Trip, w. L. Holoka-
hiki, j. w. Kualaku, j. Pekelo, j. K.
Kaunamano, j. Kanoelehua, and A. K,
Kunuiakea was appointed to present the
same to His Majesty. The meeting
then adjourned.