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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

IneTe is opposition 20 the proposition of the
co.'s committee tbas Hon. ". Lair Hill Be
nsuaed ~ tDe Commissioners 10 annosase and re-
arrange the code of WAshingfua. Il springs
primarily from 81 objection 10 the work hesng
Delegated 70 oae man some Eersoers thsnk
tais legislature cembsnes in Itself snoagh Wis
doIz aad legal sstaiunaeats % edit and arrange
code There ase some who oaaees 60 the
terms OF the proposed e0ntsc vita Mr Hill
They want 20 keoR what the state woaId DO H.
IN the midst Of bis work. Mr. Hig should die
Perhaps this woaid not he az great q misfortune
% the state as Il would 70 Mr. Hill: for II his
work were 30 arranged that no oue else could
undertake It. II would be necessary only to start
sgssn, aad the loss would be loss - the state
only et time Il Is likely. too thai Il Mr.. Hill
ua1euakes the work. the prIntiax OF The vol
aines viii be done BY Eane OFFS, 10 Saa FRAN
essNo, Eno published his Oregon code. aud OBJ
teeeion may Dc urge on this gEoRnd Mr. Hill
would haa dy consent to . restrission In this
paFtieuiar, for DC voald wGnt tire printing done
where Il eoad be done with the grrafest facility.
There Is no special criticism Of the price $4,000,
which inelndes ths printing and furnishing TO
the slate Of : ooe copies oi the code IN two royal
octave vpfuFaes, besides lao paper copies that
are 70 be delivered 80 the Legislature. The bill
viii come up tomorrow or next dag.
There is division sn The sgricnlfnral COM
miftce over the locatiou Of the agtsui itaral col-
legts. The eommsgise is considering several
pTopositioGe submie ed In various bllis, and the
drtst Of sentiment 5 IN favor of the establish
nent q one institution only. Bush II Hsrring-
ton, however, is decided in the opsnion that
there should oe two agricultural colleges, one
eaSt aid the other west Of the mountains. He
takes the position that The resources and eli-
matte conditions os the two divisions are dis
tinet: thai one Institution viii not answer the
requirements Of tae incOms srrisirg from the
proces dis OF the sale OF the agricultural college
lands. Bush viii insist up03 his views in the
House II the committee does pot coincide with
him. which Il probably viii not do.
Eliwood Evans, elected yesterday in Pierce
county 20 eli she vacancy eansed By the reSts-
nation OF Representa- I've Hewitt, Is expected
here about Monday. he will no doubt be as
signed TO Hewift's place on committees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

cnwrxvrLIE. Dec. in-~The Meessngs andax thh
supervision Of Miss A. Dowaey and kas. Gak
mer arc progressing and good mang chiidrrrL
eud few Of sne young people have heen cans
vefte8, while the cid ineaaber sre having \
spiritual revival
Tie marriage OF Miss Ialln Kln1th. al Coapk.
Vile. g NJ. z. ". Stokana. % Port Tawnsa II
toos place ~ the Metaoaixt Episcopal ehu7eh
Monday evening. December =. Is n'sIos !. fr
Rcv, Geasse Lahsay. They were attended t9
Nr A. waaanaAker and Miss ElIen Gax.on IN
principal groomsm an and bridesmaid. WITH
Mr.. Kd Loming ard Miss Iena stnkRnd M
assiitamts. After the raFepiony tAe couple H1aha
arecensioa Al the ressaegse Of the hridcx psr.
ents. ME. and Ms John Klnesh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

mosrANA.s LAwMAKEns.
The Enorts for n Legislative ComPFo.
mise Have Eaileds


HEInwA. Meat. pee. 1i--9he pahiieAn
seaata tbs B84alug e-fefei sAs seFxxaus -.
efns 70 bring 50 TIE penaoegefte mszetefs-s sesss
He foBnd several a fhsra. tsft taeY esaiHea
tirss he4 askem 20 eAfh of eEsee, wsre pTsysts
e.slxan< assa fsFassa 20 So Ibv seFssaat-ats
artas ats M 1aesap' @ 49, f9rrs. TBS psseef
81 fass xnoFe 8 q - ges fhe DgFsgerafs fas8 re
ehMsaher. wAsa = aaafa@ weala - DECLARED
krseens n a. nsga aszSt1en sf4efea-
e-se Esn4siie4es eseim tat tie fe0ate w31
o.x.nixe hefass s4tnsaSg. ~ ~. u wisi EasassSy
fe tsane lsy sess ne Nsaasn, II fefSu2 noEaS4.
xsna rlsinss shsr NsNamsfm. sFaa hpsAs esv
t.eense os sssesisa. il snsj sftss e. sceguns 20
h0lHsng he gxsffga ~ Y9st srsder naeeF tae
soFarrx.saf. TIE sE - II eoEsproElae tzt1een
tss swo fgaNes hss tAfies, gas Rsssassaeaa 3emae
sesazn4sre $50 esx23i s4isea eE tie SsgAs -
se.-e sprsanslnK a eua mfffcs 50 iasesfsxste
s4lez & fsnaas il tie Bseetaet- Tassrs = - sys%
eases wAasssrF et ahv Tiasymes sd reas Fasy
ke fsa1ea. TIE f1e4asarssie ssssstaEs seuf bgstes
thas fheF vii AFpeaF ~ kisosuegs sSnosFaN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

cmFcAao. Dec. ii-Fnrresf resumed k3s 1&$
aresz ia tha Cronin esse this naorninx. arll1fn&
fhas tie horse whleh arew cFoasn aWAJ - -
iseasn was not ufnnns ~hfte horse.
FpFscss closed his arK1nfsaf. y hfth hal hb1ll4
Earee a2ys and bali, vita an srpsat NJ -
IeEy ~ sf4uistxl me eoaft then sd5USl<nc&
entsg Fr1aav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

the Reay. Relatives teiceranaaa sarshe s<Ssxfn.
fsem TexsS AaosAes arm. Hal & Neels. nt<S1f
n esaANln the hu1y ard sRnd IL a. fx2n<
eAesl,cr than RtxAy 4 wetNtes. Tie txtf>r A:1H
refused 80 give M the eo<iy m1less thay nS4$
called in and she hosay has 5eeo attached
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

NEw YoRK, Dee. tI--wlf lam Z. HoTsuI =
n5w serving years tcnfenna Ia Sins Flns|fM
electro sazsr ffaa3s. originated sy ~Pfufeesnf*
Pftend. Mra Friend. EmSIy Howard 6eel4o
and Orfin Halsfead pleaded guilty ie the s&lck6
chntne asd the district attorney tndAy 4&k@1
RessordeF smith o. dlscnaxge then. under 7|1T-
pension Of sentence. Thnf were. be- -
agents IN fhe fraud aud had airssssY nad u
fslas mensh's lmpFssspmenf. Jh& Recorder iook
the matter under advfaemeae hffi f&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

A lat i2oxzse On raurth street s60o00
A lat Oh I'd 5'fwzrs str SIS. sso,sso
Two lots In Iassa's ada s0xlsa eA h, 81 sa00
A 81 eH einfb stgeeE 80 9sa
A los or Eieseu b aEd Washington streets
- GO
hrlek ysfd fully equipped. wtth4a three miles
OF TIE ct IS frT roIamuutes tiD1.
lsi aH Seeand street., between Eel and
Blanchard. ts5Go-
A Iot - seeoaa street. besween Battery and
val xge.pst
house sul lot on Charles sire E &3,AA
Iwo lois ca Mob hill. one a corner. t.2oe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

AHsLEER. Kan. Dec. iE-~CarefKi esfinntaIo f4<
aaralna The failure ef she FiFsE NasionAs lbant
place ths liabilities st sisf 0G1, and the aslsG<1
Innssiy western land MORTGAGES, st fzl0u04 -
r0mptroiier 81 tbs currency has tsken raeo<s-
taou. TIE Kansas Farmsu Insurance ie0E~
pany. Of whieh Presideas fonehFakr ef e7e 'bo1k
is also psesiaent viii be sornawhaf sffee10 ri
thc tailare. bat no suspsnssen II eun1lfnro&
ircbai,ie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

FtTTssnR9. Dee. 1.-THE most de<trxsk1eo
sind aud rninHsefTn that ever visited ths ske1k
efn portloa of wsstmorslasd eoanty rab4<1|
over me new city ~ JeAnneAs early this mora.
Ing Houses were hzown dswn aud unrocfed.
aad trees torn np by tbs roots and carried onx
distances Two large shrce-sfory fr2nn bbi}6*
Tags wers completely demolished nnshbex
OF awsisinRs were moved fresn their fonndatxoA1
and in some Instances bsdly dasnaxv1 ~
ffvea lost
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
ELEKNsnuRe NOTES

Tho salvation Army tRsades she Taux~I
Gadulging in sleigh RAaes%
EEIxSSsrRs. Dee. lis-~1aa<e Graves. IL hi
eoma 70 relieve gEdxs Aliyn. who goes 20 fAl1I
fornia for q sew weeks vacation.
ThFeo or foaf inches q saow having fatlc1I
yesterday, aaite number Of easlsnnx inauI6u1
in The luxury Of sleish giec this sfisFnonn.
Tse Salvation Army, consisting az caps4hl
freu Portland aud a Lieutenant IRON Sea1t1<l
will open campaign hera tnnaorsnn night
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@goK1ME TAEze. pse- la elsrsmesfss rnw 10
- :. xs4slszsea ~ tse esaft ssza0sasN H@sFns 9
rrgwanx naf ss - tsaAoMNy nf fw9 nraeFt@kssg
Rszas oess fkx ssszy si Ha<ef fEfes1. kAs pF.nert
vac Tp@m sstea sntrssse t1ss sshG asg. h4Ae5 4
wsAaaes wsss 1sss eaSls1 - aa3 g1Fsn eAsxss q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

FAsmSsergN csTT. Dee. f1.--IAe 6iIssft ~
sestlTMsinx c0mnits@e today agreed 70 4 r<
i8mlnnfY report and wsfI snhEnsi u - ne lke<
- nosr1w Tie aT1nnna ~ fha ds6fsf f<jl&1o
st about 81 SO Tbs YepoFt srenSrxsek
taller aak bookksspeF irons ang eonnse<sn<|
ttsa ~@s45& rs z.E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

OrT&wA Dec. u.--fhs Imperial gosefntEG
has alfeasty commenced 70 do ApmaatAfnk -
warik tbs Improvements "a fDst'aeatsgns ~ ~
Pacific eaasts A FIRE gan has pRzked shfpp4E
OgtawA from Af@szF0ng's wofks. which wa9 ~
Tnsdiase.y placed 10 paaiEiaa 81 ksaalmalf.
pseoe IL s-iseh bore. and wsfEkt Ara p1l1@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

YsrcnxKxyssx. y. r., Dec 1L-ksv
gsuarsek was ksuna dead IA bed - tne =
rs Wis as esxsoek sais Eaefnt1& -
was ~ Q e slnss ns1saaens 1f Nssxsf rnsaEs y
smss ussslefe kssawa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

wkgaI@arssx CffT, pe1 sIs-The Crane
Of the Kepa5f9e + 10 b. lnsftsd b. sapsfH
ent gusssr - po-opeeese wise TO rsn*ts 80
esnrs in naklax e. enn plsss ~ Tsessse nF
II aamss 81 the asFslvinK seteraAs ~ t@
te73<3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

ssCaoney the Fexs' said to Hr E~H
MiLwAeaaK. Lse gL-Eooney tie fsx
been found asasn. A cirpatfh sforn DoaNE
Wa. - - 3 sEfsougf whe has hsen cenEakt
iAA iheae several feonaAs. mad Who h&s n%t
isx vsry rpgsssFseHsgs Il besisssd hsFpza ~
"a ss ne ss,s.R sssssa ~. EgF Ga0mIA sH3FefE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
eArrroRNIA eEeKAns.

A sfasenaens eF she Amoaat EemaininE
In tar state
Eax Ys6xcsco. Dec 1fs--TAs seaf a'sn4al
sssf3-e q sks skn Yfsrrsseo rfe1ses *
ehAaxe aAa~s lac szsaHat "a nasF hnS sssia re-
"a n3sx In tae sfase Tsesnst-zF !. lse9. ~ f1se
loss. FsemT fsaazs Asfseisi wseaf. tsala -
csss&ts. eaFssgs 2szs~0 fsnzsssi psss t-as
svesn = rsYn. ~ Els exnsxss. ky4. go esn-
ssss. fesns 81 50 ssEkA Tss ssusss sAg@ a.
itss3ase sa s mF szss wa2xs. las . efeHse IA
fssaassss 81 D3Fs@y cxss tkeegasss ssT De
s.ssa eMs Izss
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vS.x srt.r,s + 80 sxaseeas rake 1iaE Ctfstt-
taas r-w~esk Ar9 yna eAG az Q atse A. ssffaps ss
Frsrss Fszssass 4 c. s tAe lsrsezs esoxAzg DEAL
en- u Else w1Es1
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SAY FRAHc1See. Dec. 1l.--FcgcraSs fiiI 4 u. ii.
Thursday sor wakhin<ton s--fafr weather. an
inwed in the western portion by rain Thnxsd14
night a~-@ N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
A GOLD-PRODUCING LIST.

4 corner lCs In Blgelow's s1i, sS5n.
A lot on Gsaut-strees brldSe. with good build
ing
81 lots adjoining thst great manufacturing eea
ter sx mon Bsy, a. 50 per cent. of their
aefnas market value, eisbeg for cash or had-
cash.
An s oor house in Queen Anne Town on
mont9iy payments $sooa
d vaiuahls business eofaer. 81. .dOn
tso q Fes.dence 10 &. 800
toOG rexiaercs 10 { nFnefsl si2a
a s-Asee fraets will cut up WITH great pFonts
en- unqaestioaable bargain; look ~ IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

he Senate had laag Eght over Klanear's
finkszs0a halL Kinaear ot5ec.ed s1renEeus.y
70 tne ams11msns that allows Rrzsed bodies eE
men % ee ozga1txed under lexafizSG a1th0r-
~. aad declared il defeated the purposes OF
the measures The old objection wss raised
thsf = Noait prevent the organization of indie
pen1enf military organizations. After eiseas-
son tne eppcnsnSs OF the bin tried 70 have Il
made the special order Cor Friday, tat the wNs
voted dnxn - nsrraw majority. Then, pzad-
Ing further discusSieH. TIE senate adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

Take seTAs Iaxnatsd Fsst Nzi -
Pnesae rsssNHy fe9 AZ pns2zM keass - =. 81 EsS
lard \ n dslT. .s..assa = M
Es4sA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

BLACK E8tA1
we rpssefvssf special ess 2&r purenases wg&ssa
4xtses. 81 20 O. Sc pes yksd. NaETKaies - sea-.
fgAeR9ex Gss&F9
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ATTRACTIONS

We ofr besides usual goods special selection Of Nov
ELITES the HOLIDAY TRADE feeling
you vii be satisfied
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pass The question wGs considered es xarh Tn
Persanee taas & waz naae . special order far 5
oea0ck snnorrOw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

Aanasax. Ms bee ns-GlsnefA a, -.
uoo1. axsa u. editor u tne 49, seAv
tsss& afsmrassaan 4
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delicate poiEf sss rAtNs1 - tAs senate 81
rslzsieH - the eEn rwsaey e3xuss. - = hlA The
Reese "a eaasite Kinneags bal sfAsftys 20
ghe mssnss x raac tanss. had ieessa the
er1- rxeugy e3sase oa a sepEFx7e TRse. hsSids -
usakspg A. sEsez8Esess - tke tie, @hSa tas
hasl ass rssasasA 70 TIE Seas1o wsfa ste rvznsss
- eozcGy ia Re ssNe04nae2f he GAszgc - fsgiE
was arr~et ~ wher. tAs eaeSt % "a 10 essessr-
reuer "a t6e ssssaa a fae Hogsss 2 sf1kn tas
sgts aTsGgw Clause aSs skzGas 20 ae pat ksaHs kT
r9tssa gAc psafa1 sAa1 s aeeess9Tg - at -
gsa Ear aGSx fs- thss veAsa@- Ias e<ias stN Assa
sa ~ a . pSrsse vase cE re eaaerEsncg eisgss
a syegg hgAL 1Ae slfi aa& ssssea esta hoa~s's.
sHg fAt esosxxsney { Aas@ hss eaiy lass csc
ass tai3e3 II ta@ uzAeF = wAs EhSsessss
IL tie - lskaz of hA iAks AisG
vsRse4 csc AuGse az4 hssn ~ efsa ~ La
osne- ne asizlasl Sasl. Asvsn2 oeNs ssess.ts-&
sy aa-A. sssz4s 8 "a vase SEED as fske2 80
shs emission q tie ssae-xesss ezxaa2 Il sss
eousrnszsa - HaaEsasa tnsi sAs sss1kazz oss e
lAs s=e-xenrr eaAzss = IL ss e az 3ilsssssE@egst
E2s Il wea.a eS aeeNlszry sag ssle aszss 70 eau-
c9s s. sAe azsezzZe2s esEe-N tie No es@1S
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Painter this morning presented iaii 70 ap-
prapriate 81 600 70 complete the purchs.e Of the
plant for the manufacture OF grain bugs. 70 be
Operated fra connection with the Nals walla
penttentiary. This Is in addition 20 i2soeo al
ready appropriated for this purpose BY tbs terri
torssl legislature Painters hill is in Accordance
with The memorial sent by the citizens 81 Wagla
wAlia. whieh represents that the iate plant can
he pat ap for sSa00 II would give steady em-
pi0yrnent 60 the convie =. and make the peai-
fenrlAEy self sustaining besides saving 10 TIE
farmers annually AL coo new sent oHt of the
state tor grain sacks The constitution Of the
state provides that The labor OF eonviciS shall
not be hired after January /. 1850 aud some plan
must be formulated hy which they can b KEEP;
out nt sdleneSs.
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Handkerchiefs.

Real Duchess and style
be beat Besides have SLk and LINEN white and coos IN
aHety seldom found n Seattle
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07
vassar's Ode to Miss Mitchell.

Miss Mitchell lives in the Observa-
tory on College Hill, and on the last
Saturday before the commencement
the girls always had dome party"
there with her. They used to sing a
song. to the air of John Brown"
called "Good Woman That She Am"
Here are some of the stanZas:
We are singing for the glory OF Maria
MitchelPs name.
She lives at Vassar College, and you all
do know the same.
She once did spy comet, and she thus
was known to fame,
Good woman that she was.
She leads US thro' the mazes OF hard
astronomy,
She teaches us mutation and the laws of
Kepler three,
Th' inclination OF their orbits and their
eccentrcity,
Good woman that she be.
Sing her praises, sing her praises, good
woman that she were,
For though Pope says it's human, she is
hardly known to err,
And from the path of virtue she never
strayeth far,
Good woman that she were.
Sing her praises, sing her praises good
woman that she is,
For to give us joy and welcome her chief
est pleasure tits;
Let her name be sung for ever, till through
space her praises whiz,
Good woman that she is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07
The Kauai Scare,


Mr.. EDITOR: In one of last weeks
issues of the Bulletin it is stated that
no vessel left Honolulu on Tuesday
but in the issue of the same paper
this afternoon I find the following
notice: " Exaggerated reports of
Tuesdays trouble reached Kappa
and Kealia, Kauai, from the steamer
Akamai hence that day"
Which Of these reports are readers
of the Bulletin to believe. Had its
reporter enquired a little more into
the facts he would have found that
another vessel left Honolulu on the
same day for the same place as the
Akamai, arriving a short tins pre-
vious to the latter; but neither Kappa
nor Kealia were touched at by either
vessel.
l cannot see any likelihood of the
Exaggerated reports" mentioned in
the Bulletin, having been circulated
from the steamer Akamai, nor do I
believe that the Bulletin reporter
can prove his hap-hazzard state
ments. There are several gentle
men in Honolulu who can testify
that Capt. Lawrence and myself
culled such news as was carried by
the Akamai, from the most reliable
sources, and one of the chief items
was that "the riot would be over be-
fore dark"
It is always an uphill business to
fight with the publisher of news
paper; but my explanation may be
accepted by those of your readers
who do not swear by the Bulletin or
the man who does its incorrect re-
porting. J. A. DOVER.
Honolulu, Aug. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07
VITALITY OF CHRISTIAN CIVILIZA.
TON.

We are specially requested to re-
publish the observations made by
the Rev. DIR. Dwinell at the Union
Church prayer-meeting on Wednes-
day Of last week. The subject was
Vitality of Christian Civilization. !"
and it was treated in such a manner
as to reflect great credit on the rev.
erend speaker, and to show the clear
insight which he has in the working
out of social and political problems.
Not only does he pay a beautiful
tribute to the power of Christianity
in forming the basis of government,
but most touchingly alludes to the
"solid political worth which Chris
tianity, with its associate forces, has
put into the land" The following
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-07
FOREIGN OFFICE,
II 1

AAoNOLOLO, n. l., aug. p, 1889.
This day had audience of the King:
M. q. B. d'Anglade, Commissioner of
France;
Contre-Amiral A. Lefevre, Commandant-
en-chef la Division navale franchise du
Pacifque;
Capitaine de Vaisseau Talpomba. Com
mandant lie "Duquesne," Chef dEtat-
Major.
Capitaine de Fregate, Commandant en-
second
Or. Beaumanior, Medecin en- chef;
Commissaire-adjoint de la Marine Bou-
fills de Lafaurie, Commissaire de la Division
Navale;
Lieutenant de Vaisseau Motel, Aide de
Camp de L Amral;
Lieutenant de Vaisseau Becho. Aide de
Camp de rAmiral;
U. Mac, Aumonier;
NJ. Leon Bellaquet, Chancellor of the
Commlssariat of France at Honolulu,
TO which audience NJ. B. d'Anglade was
introduced by His Excellency Hon. iona.
Austin, His Majesty's Minister of Foreign
Affairs, who presented Rear-AdmiraI Le-
teVre who in turn introduced the officers OF
the French Flagship "Duquesne."
NJ d'Anglade also presented M. Leon
Bellaquet, Chancellor of the Commissariat
OF France at Honolulu.
His Majesty was attended on this occa.
sion by ii. r. H. Prince KalanianaoIe
His Excellency Hon. iona. Austin, Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs; James W. Robert.
son, Esq, II. Ms Vice and Acting Cham
berlain; Col. the Hon. R. H. Baker, A.
ID. c. and Capt. the Hon. E. K. Lilikalani
Equerry in waiting.
80 12S3-1t.
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London is complaining of a mos
quito plague.
Eight hundred more British troops
have gone to Assouan.
Wilkie Collins will be unable to do
any more literary work.
The Philadelphia cricketers were
defeated by the Surreyites in London.
The issue by France of 8,925,OOO
francs in Panama Canal bond was
fixed for July 9th.
A tower similar in design to the
Eiffel Tower at Paris is to be built
at Eagle Rock, n. j. It will be but
400 feet high, but will be on lofty
summit. The electric light on it's
top will be visible far out to sea.
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A0bErtisemfnts.
Hawaiian TranWayS Co.,
tLIMITED.)
BERETANIA STREET LINE.
(LIMITED.)

On Wednesday, August 9TH, and until
further notice all the Cars on the Bere-
tania Street Line will run down Fort
street as far as Macfarlane's corner on
the following schedule time:
Leave Oahu College at 6 so a. m. and
every alternate hour until 6 :52 p. m.
Leave corner of Punahou and Bere-
tania streets at 6 SO a. m. and every
hour until s: SO p. m.
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Bp AntI)uritn.
Notice to Mariners.

Notice is hereby given that a new Light
House having fixed white light has been
erected at Mahukona, District of Kohala,
Hawaii. in Latitude 200 IL North; Longi-
tude 1859 54' West, and one-third of a
mile due South of the Mahukona Anchor
age.
The Light tower is of stone, painted
white and situate about seventy-five feet
above sea level.
The bearing from this tower to the Ka-
Walhae Light House is Southeast by South
magnetic, and the distance nine nautical
miles.
l.. A. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Honolulu, H. Is, Angus
9Th, 1889. 70 1283-3t
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Our attention has been calledlto
the following statement made in the
Oiaio, published by Mr.. J. E. Bush /:
In the DAILY ADVERTISER, published
on Friday last, it is stated that ten for
eigners were killed and five were
wounded.
This is fair specimen of the
falsehoods uttered from time to time
in some of our Hawaiian newspa-
pers, the sole object of which seems
to be, in this instance, to satisfy the
desire among the baser class for re-
Venge for the deaths in their own
ranks. No such statement as that
quoted appeared in the ADVERTISER.
nor was there single foreigner
killed and but one, a stranger,
sli ghtly wounded in the fray.
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SUPREME COURT.
AT CHAMBERS.

AT CHAMBERS.
TUESDAY, Aug. 6.
BEFORE HIS HONOR JUSTICE PRESTON.
PROBATE DIVISION.
In re estate T. Aki. It is ordered that
Hong Quon be appointed executor in
place of A. II. Loo Ngawk.
IN BANCO.
ALL THE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME
COURT WERE PRESENT.
EQUITY DIVISION.
Mark Green vs.. the Trustees of His
Majesty's estate. The full Bench states
the opinion of the Court as follows !:
Upon a careful examination OF this
case, we are of opinion that the decision
of Mr.. Justice Preston thereon, rendered
on the 29th June, 1889, should be sus-
tanned; and accordingly affirm the 3e-
cree thereon dismissing the bill" A.
S. Hartwell attorney for plaintiff; +. M.
Hatch and W. A. Whiting attorneys Tor
defendants
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THE CARS ON THIS ROUTE

Will leave Macfarlane's corner on Queen
street, at IA a. m. and every hour until
9:24 pm. The Cars leaving at the even
hours, such as 1924, 10 pa, ETC., with
the exception of the 1924 p. No. will
run up to the College.