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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
CITY AND DISTRICT
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Yesterday afternoon VIM. Mcvay was injured
by being caught between cars he was engaged
in coupling near 1st and G streets northeast.
lie WA taken to III 1ss street and attended by
DR.. Blyne, who found that he was badly
bruised
Policemen Maddox. britt and Hsnley raided
. crowd of sweat" player, in alley near sd
and T streets. John Moore and Chas. Pepper
we're captured and each forfeited IS collateral
IN the Police Court yesterday.
meeting of the Old Dominion republican
league last evening was addressed by Col.
Lowe Of sirfsx county, Va, Col. john Z. Pop
ham and ?. P. Fini6an.
Jim Morisrisy. the csbrnsn. was found guilty
IN the Police Court this mornIag OF refusing -
convey a passenger CIR. Il. G. Dyrenforth) at
tho legal rate OF fare last Tuesday when there
we're so many strangers in the city aud was
fined %
The Criminal Court was this morning ad-
burned I'LL tomorrow in consequence of the
Continued indIsposition OF Judge Bradley.
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The Front Gate of the Car.

To the EDITOR OF I NJ BvzsrN6 STAR:
With many others L noticed last week that
tbs cars of the Washington and Georgetown
railroad had one Of their front gates taken Of
(ths ono farthest from the adjoining track,
presumably to accommodate the increased
trathc. Now hope, as do many others. that
President Hurt will make his wise temporary
move = permanent one, a. 10 will be q very
enable tbs smoker to get Of without crowding
through the car with his lighted cigar, and en-
able passengers in the forward part OF the car
- get Of the front instead Of stumbling through
D. the rear. In fact. little thought will readily
convince every one that there should be a mode
Of ingrsss and egress at each end OF the car.
W. A H.
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The Death of Mr.. Frost.

DR.. Schaefer made an autopsy yesterday
IN the case of Mr. James E. Frost, who died
suddenly. and found that death was caused by
the inhalation Of gas.
Mr.. Frost had a habit OF reading in bed and
il Ii thoughs that when he fell asleep the
gas Wa not fully turned of or that there was q
leakage AT a Joint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
A Bic Rass-

Mr.. Charles H. Laird, well-known fisher
man, caught Sunday black bass that is be-
yond doubt the biggest bass taken this year
In these watera Its weight was pounds
ana ounces. measured from tip to tail
"A inches and around the body I6 inches. Mr..
Orris W. Browne, who Was with Mr.. Laird.
caught bass weighing 81 pounds almost at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
A Church Corner stone Laid.

The corner stone OF St Marks Lutheran
church, at the corner o, 18th and c streets
southwest, was laid yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was conducted by the Masonic
Grand lodge o, the District, Deputy Grand
Master Jas A. Sample officiating. The music
was furnished by the artillery band. and the
services were closed with a brief address and
the benediction by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Gott-
valid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AucTIoS.-Messrs.
Walter Is. Williams i Co.. suctioneer1, will sell
In front Of the premises this afternoon nj 80
O'Clock the valuable property at the iutersec-
ton OF l3th street, New York avenue and Ii
street northwest to close Gus an estate, and to-
morrow at 4 o'clock and 4:S0 O'Clock two other
pieces of property on lIth street. between / and
X aud On X street betw cen 18th and 18th streets
northwest. See advertisement in auction
column for particulars.
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More Trouble Brewing In Samoa

More Trouble Brewing In Samoa.
Dispatches from Samoa say that q public
meeting was held there for the election Of q
king. All the foreign representatives at
tended. Malietoa made an address, in which
he praised Mataafs and advised the people to
elect him their king. As for himself he was
content to be vice king. 1t is understood that
Germany will refuse to recognize Mataafa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
A wife's Bill for Divorce-

Emma E Kirksey has, by Mr.. A. K. Browne.
fled bill for q divorce from John J. Kirksey.
They we're married November IA, 1884, and she
charges that he deserted her in March, 1887.
She states that during their married life he
was furnished home by her father, who also
offered him farm and to pay lis expenses at
. medical college. Sic charges her husband
with bad treatment and with making serious
charges against her which were untrue.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
IrcH, IrcH,. IrcH,,,
III
SCRATCH! sCRATCH!! sCp

mis- Is the condition Of Thousands who suffer days
OF sery and nights OF seepless agony from itching
bleeding and burning eczas aud other skin tortures
and who live IA ignorance OF the fact that single
application Of the CUrICURA REAEDIES will afford
install; relief, and point 70 speedy permanent. aud
economical cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
The Montana Legislature Republica

The Montana Legislature Republican.
The canvassers in Silver Bow county, Mon
tana, threw out the vote in what is known as
tho railroad precinct, which gave the demo-
Gratis majority Of ia. This action, if it is up
held by the courts, will elect the entire repub-
lican delegation from that county eleven mem
bers) and give the republicans control Of the
legislature. The democratic managers will ask
Judge Dewolfe for {. writ of msndamus to COM
pei the canvassers to count the rejected pre-
clnct. The throwing out Of this vote. while
reducing Toole's vote for governor, does not
overcome his majority. Without Silver Bow
county the republicans would control both
branches Of the legislature. Should the gov
ernor call that body together before the con-
test is settled a sufficient number OF democratic
members to prevent qourum would probably
stay away, so that there would probably be no
legal Legislature until the supreme court de-
cides the dispute
As the returns are now declared from every
county in Montana the legislature stands: Sem
ate-republicans, 8; democrats, g. House-re-
publicans. 30; democrats, 25.
Mech Brothers, proprietors of the Academy
OF Music IN Buffalo, NY, refused ]. K. En-
NETS offer OF $25O,0OO for the theater, holding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

To PARTIzs looking for a good investment
sc auction sale BY Thos +. Wassanan, to tahe
/ lace Tuesday, Oc;obet Is, 40 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

Rev. i. ". billiard, now representing the
diocese OF Easton In the Episcopal Convention
IN New York, has resigned his church AZ Fo-
comoke city TO accept call to Beltsyille. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

ALL ARE INVITED TO inspect their improved
methods Of doing work. The rush still con-
tinuss at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
6S1-6S5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

JAMES B. HENDERSON. wall paper, window
shades. &c. 99S NV Telephone call o54-3.
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CHEAP! CHKAPl CHEAP!
Sugar cheap enough for all. Gran. I1,c.
SraAR Housk. 73l 9Th.
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Buy YoUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JoBy-
Son BBoTzERs, the leading firm in the Dis
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SIZE Them

SEE THEM SXE TExN'
Those grand presents given with ever, pound
Of tea or baking powder.
CHINA AND J.r.N TEA Co. 13I 1th
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The Panama Canal Nav be Conf,.c.t,

Inc Panama Canal May be COnflscated.
The government Of Colombia is being urged
TO confscate the Panama canal, the company
having suspended work and forfeited its fran
chise. fhe concession grants until 1892 for the
opening OF the canal, provided the work has
causes over which the COMPANY couId not hava
control Otherwise 1889 is the limit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

Ten Cents Day Is All You Have to Pay
in buying or renting Latest Improved Light
running Domestic Sewing Machine. c. AUKR-
BACH, 7th and H, only authorized agent DC.
ocl5-eo3t
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SPRING LEAP BLENDED SPRING LEAF BLENDED.
The Johnston spring leaf blended tea in &c.
packages. Ask any grocer for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

HCKaAh FOR CALIFORNIA
Gave their wine 20 Tie WashiuGtnniars and
drank the Johnston dry-ross; Java themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

Ho FOR TaK SUGAR House. GRADUATED
Ike. 731 18th st
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THs COMMITTEE on Knights Tempt

NJ COMMITTEE on kNIkhts ItfnNIaT eNotfr-
sions have warmly express ;hcir gratitude u
their caterer. Sir Knight Croghsn Of No. a2o
I5sh stree. northwest. Sor havIus Nv bis prompt
Courteous and very efficient services 80 largely
contributed to their success.
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BISHOP AS A PHYSICIAN.
The Remedy the Dead Comedian Pre-
scribed for a Patient.

From the New York Star.
Comedian Bishops death called to mind a
story he once told about his experience as a
physician. Shortly after he had graduated
from a San Francisco medical college a medi-
cal friend Of his was called to Sacramento on
important business, and before leaving he re-
quested Bishop to call on one of his patients
twice week. Bishop did as requested, and,
while with the sufferer, would sit for an hour
by his bedside telling him funny stories of
which he had a large fund. When the regular
physician returned he went to the hospital to
see his patient. Upon asking the sick man
what Bishop had given him the former said:
"Oh, he gave me a little Of everything He
talked Dutch. Irish, French and every other
dialect and made me laugh until the tears
rolled down my cheeks"
But what medicine did he give you?"
well, he said he forgot to bring the medi-
cine with him, but that he would send it up"
Did he?"
"Did he? Well, 1 should smile," said the
patient, as he took q quart bottle Of whisky
from under his pillow
In relating the story Bishop said: ''The worst
feature about my first case was that the patient
was just recovering from severe attack of
deiirium tremens, but believing In the Latin
motto, 'Similia similibus curantur' did the
best could for u beginner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

WASHINGTON DRKssKD BssF. go to Jno. II.
KEIIY Center market. 9Th ST. wing, tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

IL VOC WANT your Joe cream delivered on
time and in good condition order u OF
FRANK ECSsEII.
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Granulated TIC. SUaAn HoUsE, 731 Z. !
Exceptional Bargains

Exceptional Bargains
For tomorrow at HoLLANDBBs: $3.50 Decor
ated English Dinner Sets, ia pieces, Ss.9S; $50
Combination Dinner and Tea Set, l63 pieces
gold band or in beautiful decorations at
922.75; % Tea Sets, antique shape and hand
some designs, at $3.50; 80 French China Tea
Set. either gold band or handsome decorations,
at the unusual price Of &C. 90; White Granite Slop
Jar, &c.; beautiful Engraved French Tumblers,
regular price Sl.40, our price 96c.a dog. An ex-
cellent u. Is Goblet, nicely engraved, at 79c .
doz.; SOC. Nickel Plated Cuspidors, &c.; 81. so
complete White Granite Toilet Set, new shape,
$l.i9; Csc. Laced White Fruit Bowls at 1875 C.
Rogers best Triple plated Knives none better,
at $1.79 set. We will allow a discount Of 10
per cent on our immense stock Of Granite Iron
ware. H. HoLLANpHR, Agent, 40S It'll st. It,
Dog Collars engraved free. walford's, Pa. ~.
A Sore Throat or Cough, II suffered to
progress often results in an incurable throat or
lung trouble. "BrOen's Bronchial T,oches'
give instant relief. ocl5-eo&k3t
Granulated TIC. srcAn Housr, 1917. It,
For Asthma, bronchitis, cough. cold, and
Group take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. as cts. 2
New Fall Fashion Catalogue Of Domes-
tic Paper Patterns free, at the only Domes-
tic Sewing Machine Office, It'll and II. ocI5, IL. 10
Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
An efacacious drink for the nervous. s
&c. "Hoy" Cigar! All Havana and sumatral
little girls and boys for Fried Oysters In boxes.
where no liquors are sold JoHNsoS.s, 9th and
SITS. ocl4-3s
GRADUATED TIC. SUGAR Houss, 1917. It,
&c. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales LOCO, 900 q month!
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ANACOSTIA.

A LITTLE Boy BURNED TO DBATH-About
O'Clock yesterday evening Willie. the five-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Connor who CO.
cupy rooms over Mrs. Frosts miliner store. on
Monroe street, had his clothing catch fire from
gasoline stove and was so severely burned
that he died at an early hour this morning
Mr.. Common is employed at st. Elizabeth hos
pital, and Mrs. Connor had begun preparing
the evening meal for his return. While she was
across tine street after some milk pot on the
stove overfowed. aud the little fellow in under
taking to regulate affairs saturated his clothing
with the gasoline and ignited them. His
mother, returning quickly removed his burning
clothing, but not until fully half the surface of
his body had been so burned that the skin
peeled off, Drs. Pyles and Watson did all that
could be done, but the injuries were necessarily
fatal, and the young life ebbed out during the
night.
costa and Miss Nora Barrett of Washington
were married at 4:30 last evening in st. Theresa
church, on Washington street, Rev. Father
Ihos. B.. Hughes performing the ceremony.
The bride was prettily attred in blue silk.
Miss Belle Dodge acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
p. ID. Barrett as best man. A very pleasant re-
ception was given them in the evening and
they departed on brief wedding tour, during
which they will visit friends in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
Social AND PEEsoNAL--The young men of
the village have secured about twenty names
for the organization Of club for social and
lectures during the winter, and will
have permanent quarters open every evening.
1t will probably be called the Lotus club
Miss Jennie Lee is quite sick at her home in
Shannon place.-Mrs. j. r. Pursell and Mrs.
w. W. Cordell are slowly improving.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather..

FORECAST TILL EIGEr IN. vrnSrsDVy.
For the District of Columbia and Nir-
ginia. fair. preceded by rain in the District %
Columbia and on the coast; slightly cooler,
winds becoming northwesterly.
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The SALE ToMoRRow.-The sale of handsome
japanese decorations will be begun tomorrow
at Thomas Dowlings art rooms. IL tn and Penn
syiyaniG avenue. commencing at ii o'clock II
Is brilliant display Of japanese art in great
variety and well worthy the attention Of parties
desiring handsome decorations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

For FINE SECONDHAND FURNITURE go to
Gil 9th St NV
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GOODBYE.
The sir knights are bidding Us goodbye; but
coaline headache powders have come to stay.
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SUaAR slashed down again. Gran, TIC.
SUGAR House, 73l It'll.
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GRASULArxD TIC. SUGAR HOUSE, 791 Z

BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furniture
BEE ". II. Hoeke's stock and get his prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
Asour On

g. &! Is: $: ! s. : E. E. $:
The really great buainess Of the Autumn bs~,,,
this week The Dress Goods show THAR b,.a, I'm.
Spring croeasss and quite - beautiful III ov.r IN.
Main Floor. The old statement can b. nsa. mi.
only more %; namely: You may search tn. .hOps Of
London. the grand magazines Of Paris. tn. i.rr,
stores of New York or Chicago and ye. you viii no,
And equal choice Of Dress Goods with ths, which
We viii show this season. They are coming numsr.
ously and Are placed on sale rapidly. Already We
can bswildsr you with variety So much for the gen.
eral fac,
The residue Of pRAP pErEs and tho eomplet. -
sorment of shades In Henrietta. &c niche. vida
ranging In price from 75c 10 Ell also the complete
assortment Of shades In thoss India Foulss which v,
have promised 70 our pstrons and which 90 many of
them have bean waiting for have arrived.
Than We can show the Ladies the largest stock. the
best assortment Of shsdes and the finest qualify Of
HENRIETTAs ct 6oc. per yard 10 b found say-
where.
We stu have . few Of thoss Atwood CASH.
MEREs and FoULKs ct 37,sc, and . complets
line Of ARMUREs and pIAGoNALs, which we I'm.
ported to sail 1t Csc. but have put them on our
counters to sell 1t - cts Then We can show you Q
complete line Of FANCY wKAvEs. viz: CORD
D'LEoNs. vELoURs. skBAsTApoIs, INDIA
CLOTHS. &c Also full line Of cAMEL's HAIR to-
'' - INA - - A"'.S'
s'-' ''s'' vi '0'''' AAA Gull 0'nAuOh' u
pe' '"u
PERSIAN BRocADEs AND FANcT-sTRIPE
SILKS. in endless variety, from 75c Our stock Of
these Goods i. oOpcedsa ,b. mos, v,r,sa and e,ssap,
.,o
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GRASu1ArED TIC. SUGAR House, 731 7th St
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GaASuLArxp 7J.c. SuoAR HOUSE,, 7s1 It'll st.
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Relief for the Shoe Dealers.

Relief for the Shoe Dealers.
From the New York Tribune
Womens shoes without numbers have come
to the relief Of the perplexed storskeeper who
formerly had to fit q number three shoe to a
number four foot. Now he has only to call
the four three and it gives entire satisfac-
ton
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RKIsrSoEs's Ice Cream. 235 G street
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". S. FrsHsR. florist. I495 Ia. ave. NV.
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&c HOY" CIoAR! Havana! Delicious Fragrant!
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1902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Talaohone No 1854
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A Sore Throat or Cough, II suffered to
progress, often results in an incurable throat or
lung trouble. "Bro,en's bronchial Tr'oches'
give instant relief ocl5-eo4k3t
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-24
Russian Movements.

A dispatch from Erzeroum states that not
withstanding the hint from Berlin that the
invasion of Armenia by Russia would proba-
bly, be the beginning ofthe longdreaded Euro
pean conflict, the Russian army Of the eau.
casus is being rapidly concentrated on
the Armenian frontier, and extensive military
preparations are taking place in the frontier
districts. The army of the Caucasus consists
of two army corps each of three infantry di-
visions and one or two COssack divisions
The First corps has its usual headquarters
at Tihs. and it's divisions at kutaiS, Tif1is
and AlexandropO!-that is all south of the
Caucasus The second corps is normally
stationed north of the Caucasus, its divisions
being at Kuban, Vladekukas and Daghestan.
The two last named divisions and
several regiments Of Cossacks have
been moved to the south of the mountains,
where there ore. thus far, fveinstead of three
divisions, making q total of rs, 900 men.
The cavalry in the whole district has been
brought up to its full strength and the artil-
lery is already in excess of the normal estab-
lishment, aud more heavy field guns are dai-
ly arriving. The works of Kars are being
strengthened as ii the engineers ex.
pected q more formidable enemy than
the Turk The road from the Fortress of
Kars to Ardahan has been put in order, aud
the road leading from Kars toward Erzeroum
is being repaired as far as the Turkish front
ier. Close to the frontier on this road q
force of 40, 900 is quartered. Extensive stores
of provision are being collected at Kars and
AIexandropol, and long trains ofammunition
have been moved up to Alexandropol from
the Baku-TiAis railway.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-24
Hot Water and the Appetite.

1t is specially of sanitary reformers,
who are among the most useful of the
many intellectual nuisances in the
world, to be deficient in the quality of
humor. One of them. some years ago.
recommended that a mans dead rela-
tives should be burned at the corners of
streets, to save gas-lamps; another, not
two years ago, lectured on the un-
healthiness of boots in bedrooms, and
on Saturday Mr.. Manscrgh, at the close
of a most sensible address to the sani-
tary congress on water supply, brought
in his views on teetotalism in the oldest
way. He told his audience that "sys,
tematic hot-water drinking had been
proved in America to be destructive of
the appetite for alcohol" We entirely
believe him, and if he extended the de-
structive effect to the appetite for NUT
ton chops, fruit, OF wheaton bread we
should believe him Also But why limit
us to hot water when tartar emet;c,
ipecacuanha, unrefined codliyer oil, and
perhaps twenty other drugs would DO
at least equally potent? The old
remedy of Rechab, total abstinence, is
an easier one than that and as per-
fectly effective as long as it is pursued.
The difficulty of the temperate is not
to leave off alcohol, but to believe in
the use of leaving it of. They do not
find that the most perfect abstainers in
the world, life convicts, become better
people.-London Spectator.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-24
TREATY WITH HAWAII.
Proposition on the Part of Kalakau's
Cabinet.

SAN Francisco, Special-The steamer City
of Peking brings Honolulu advices that the
Hawaiian cabinet, in answer to committee
representing public meeting Of Hawaiian
citizens who made inquiry concerning
the relations between the king
dom and the United States on
Oct issued a statement in which
its position relative to the proposed treaty is
explained. 1t states that the cabinet has for
a long time had under consideration the
practicabilIty of extending the treaty rela-
tions so as to enhance and increa,e both the
commercial and political benefits which the
two countries now enjoy by reason of the
existing treaties. As result of nearly
two years consideration Of this sub
iect by the cabinet, the minister resident ut
Washington has been instructed to ascertain
whe5her the government of the United
States is willirg to entertain proposition
looking to the end above indicated. And
should he find snch willingness, he was in
structed TO open negotiations with that gov
ernment for the conclusion of q treaty by
which the following objects may be secured:
First, to continue in force all the treaties and
conventions now existing between the two ma
tions until they shall find it mutually advan-
taReous to Rbrogate or modify such treaties or
conventions or any Of them.
Second, that all the products of either coun-
try which are by virtue of q reciprocity treaty
admitted free OF duty into the country. shall be
treaty in respect of bounties paid, exemptions
and all other respects, as il such articles were
OF the growth. product or manufac. ure Of the
| country into which they were admitted.
Third-To provide for the entry into either of
the two countries without the payment of du-
ties, Of all products of the other: excepting,
however, opium spirituous liquors OF moro than
1S per cent alcoholic strength. and ell articles
prohibited by law in either country.
Fourth-Positive and efilc cioHs guarantee by
the United 8 ates government OF perfect inde-
pendence and autonomy OF the Hawaiian gov
ernrnent in all It's dominion and its right of SOW
ereignty over such dominion.
| To enable the United States government to do
this without danger OF complication with other
powers, we do agree not to negotiate treaties
with other nations without the knowledge OF the
unttcd States government.