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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Hawaiian Council, A. l.. of H.,
at 1880.
Band Concert at Queen Emma
Hall grounds, at 1880.
Pacific Degree Lodge No. ID. of
r., at 7:3O.
Hawaiian Camera Club, 1880.
Drill Co. ID, Honolulu Rifles,
ut $50.
Services at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral, ut z.
Special services ut the Y. nj. C..
A. hall, at 1880.
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SOPHIA Esscr was committed to
the Supreme Court this merning for
sentence for larceny of 1920, pro-
pcrty of G. Leonard and w. A. Smith
was fined $50 for receiving the money
knowing it to have been stolen.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

TWENTY-FIVE natives-men, wo-
men and children-under the guild
ancc of Norman man and woman,
left by the Australia to-day for Utah.
Two Mormans are said to have gone
up by the Kinau last week to seek
more followers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

The. devotional meeting in the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall last evening was
not very largely attended, but was an
earnest helpful season. Another
meeting will be held at the same
place this evening at Z 80 o'clock,
led by DR.. Beckwith; singing con-
Quoted by Mr.. Bissell. All are cor
daily invited.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
DEPARTURES.

May O.
Haw 5 Australia for san Francisco at
~ IN
,tmr w G Hall for I.ahaina, Maalaea,
Kona. Kan and the Volcano at 10
o'clock n IN
Stmr kaala for circuit of Oahu at 3
Schr Mile Morris for koolau
Schr Rob Roy for Eva
Schr kawailaDi for kooiau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
MEETING NOTICE.

4 MEETING of the British Benevo-
~ lent+Socicty will be held on SAT
URDAY EVENING NEXT, May TO-,
at O'Clock, ut the British Club, for the
purpose of taking steps for the observ-
ancc of the Queens birthday. The
annual meeting Is postponed until fur
ther notice. 4. Il. WALKER,
54S II Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that all
IN chickens and pigs found ON my
premises three weeks from this date
will be snOt.
ANTONIO Rod i,sues BOTA-PRETA.
Honolulu, May ., 1890. 900 lw
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ANTONIO Rodrigues issues notice
regarding chickens and pigs trespas-
sing on his premises. Shooting will
follow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

WORK has commenced on the
foundation Of Chinese Church IN
connection with st. Andrews Cattle
dral. Mr.. T.. B. Thomas il the CON
tractor
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
LOST

4 GOLD Watch Charm containing
~ photographs. A reward will be
given to any person returning said
Watch Charm to
MCLEAN BROS,
800 81 Nuuanu street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
MEETING NOTICE.

HAWAIIAN Council No. $50, Anne
IL rican Legion of Honor, meets
THIS friday EVENING, at 1880
o'clock, ut Harmony Hall, King street.
j. ECKARDT,
$50 1t Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

AN official enquiry into the fire on
Nuuanu street resulted in n verdict
that the fire originated from causes
unknown.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

THE S. S. Australia got away in
good time this noon. She was very
deeply laden and had large num-
Der of passengers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

EVERAL hundred pounds of Home
- Manufactured Rock Candy fov sale
by f. Horn, Practical Confectioner,
Etc, Hotel street, GA If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
TIME TABLE:
REGULAR TRAINS.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ARRIVALS.

May j
Stmr Hawaii from Ilamakua
Stmr Waialeale from kilauea and Hama
lei
Stmr James Makce from Kapaa
Schr Luka from Kohala
Schr IA Moi from Kohoulelc
Schr NJ Il Foster from Waianae
Stlnr j A Cummins from Koolau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

INTERESTING reading matter on
the fourth page.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

A GOLD watch charm, containing
photographs, has been lost.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
NOTICE.

nN account of i'll health DR.. j. NJ.
" Whitney has appointed DR.. f. l..
Hutchinson to take charge of his Office
until his return. 5I7 II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
DIED.

SEAI.-In Honolulu, April Sth, w. X.
Seal, native of England, aged So
years.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
ART CLASSES 4!

MR.. BARNFIELD will resume
wi classes on TUESDAY, May 9th,
Drawing and Painting in Oils and Wa
ter ColOrs, Light Il Shade. Still Life
and Figure Painting. Studio: Spree
kels' Block, Fort street. $40 2w-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
LOST

pETWEEN Insane Asylum and Queen
ID street, Il Small Scarf Pin, set with
four diamonds and ruby in center.
Finder will please return to BULLETIN
Office and receive reward. $40 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09

VESSELS iEAv!N; TG-MORRGW.
II NJ 5 Marposa, Hayward, for the
Colonies
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-09
Piece or Parcel Of Land !
WANTED

sA n A FURNISHED or Unfur-
M1EaE ~ Room or Cottage. in OF
4fSsst near Honolulu. Address
&c. M BULLETIN Office. 5iS 81
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE |

BY direction of CECIL BROWN, the
Executor of the last will and testament of
Philip Milton, deceased. am directed
to sell ut Public Auction, at my Sales
room In Honolulu
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
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,aies . Ws~s 90 Whssts

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hidden W . tastf t~sri. AMI . t~a,ufse
lcss sins~f ,nile. Ia 10 loaset clAss~A
a. The .d~s, ,-srAr e' thos~ w~y.ietn
dAys lie tried stitas ga cAt. sni wsn'
~vr~ The es,sss ue, 10 brose n slissuNs
be ui~i tbc couNtrs ~asyos All in -
tagn lvt hi. tf,'svF,i~ ctmpse, rcc~is~i
. NsfvlicA, zap FROM The hogsc~btP ~
. last rvsofs he t.~k chsrsp ~ tae h~
t"Tie hof.c. ',utnod oNt ~ die snA
-cn RELIED him ~ yarty y uamts
svss lnsul,.i rrrsssa oNer M -1ds
domains Allotted H. tho 81 Issi".
on- ~ th~sr tdesl irsmps Waited ih~
Vicinity ~ Sou,hEsast lie ~ss u0t slosc
tai toasted -, . sito ani iau' chtilfsR
and came. ~ he .sid, dItvsty ir'p'
uklahows ehctv he in.t $3.50 Ia 'N.v
uvnth. Ani thtftN-H,e days lie sAij
b." -cnt to o~slshatus ~ 100 eAS ~ The
Mscs li,lls AMI ths, l~~ts~~p th,-s"
teo lstnts ibric sam. shiilofs 500
drssn 49, W. ltHo. srd The rnatsfaan
had tn giNo tbua, ultt cents w. hesi
l.'Htc tie, svrv alioeca 81 pass NJ
laut stfAmp .lsn, usually '"ani go
yst-pusts. AMI us~l IN ibis way W. dcsis
uAt~ the man s,oyIcJ Tor The ~ta'-s
Va The tursl ~ . fafe,.f nsmci Webb
With the ,nts -, converting hs,
~tli w,-.t ih'o ncld - fusins sfsln
hlni ~ ,st,~,r. suVrli~i l~~ris ~,
~, r,os STORES sAs, AIT other thinsN
neSr.safy H. 80 '1icsi home ios
over t~u munth. ~ this slater NJ
Your .nd faulty i~n..i ~" ~int sna
rain aud never 80, ~ vpg-'ttauI,y ."
h-s
tn. ~ the family ~ss s~n, an = los
fins tour sni meeting sitt ,wsll ga,
,.ss The utn1 toy s>id lhst NJ
iuut's grandparents voru o"rsins w.
VISIT them ani -sni,i stnsn apple. w.
mat" siupc pies b.. ST. the 'rsiI hVi
The visitor never came
NJ luut" ~ss very indus,t,"Vs And
Ia litu" owes go ,rntt Nth sach
assistance q. ho SIT sUt rNo cuFas ~
~u%i Arcp-tr,.f ns,l.j uu 81. 'suhy
Ne ",htf Ia, sni m.ie an enssrom"a,
~ s.~ thee. sgsib, hat Ike ~. AfNh
thcy folded ,h,lt ,.bts aai .llsau,
stole away
Tho nclshis'fs Fs,herSi .ronel NJ
"iuurs rcsid. nee and ,tp~pi th. ir
..tt.t nest uno iAtmrt. q. hs ystni
- u s~,-kirg stoso Vt's., ~ hls ss-
said IN '- aai sApi~-i Hin ts hs-iscd
ssIb ~ndIAN.taffls >sHa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
SAD
A. Altos rasssss~s tvsis ssv-.s ~ .
freight <esv Asssss ttty Nas..isss ts'
eosS ~ Cs~ss~sss~N

eoss~ ~ csss~~as~
K,>s,. urN No, MAY - The ~.
cAsu A Alton limited pss,ons-r tain
~a> ~rvcsrd al the N,s~iau Ia 80
crss>ing. . half mile notthcss, - shct
Geld The ~rv'k ~. oau~i Nv . cul
lisbon With tho cnsin- oi . M,ssourl T..
cihc freight train
III. freight train. scuthwArd touul
s,op,-d hc'orc rvachine IT, then started
again, the engineer hastns the tisht ~
~Ay
Eve witnesses ~ the disaster "a /
thai hen ihr chtcagu 4 Alton vr,vss'-i
the Bloc hrtdg~ % as running as fbr
rat. ~ forty miles an hour ant made no
cTogt a. stop bot dashed through al
lall ,,.si The tate must haNr l~vn
tremendous ~ ,hc "ntlr- long train Nas
carried past except the rUlimans Tho
,c~'ond ono itvm 'hc rrAf b"ins sirl,k
sl-,ut the middl. by The inclsLt and a.
mos, demolished
Three Pullman cars lrft The track,
rolled doan ~. I'm snsmcnt atcat zen
feet smashing the cats AMI iUfnitlr'
The, ~-rv pulled over On uo sd until
all the ears w~r- clear ~ the v,hrt
track Tho track ~as iad,y torn W and
the 'rrish, engine ~as q l%-tf"c' ~r~A
Engineer ~ 4 Wclch ~ the freight
train and his br-nsn. ~h"n they sac a
solllsiCn ~as inevitable, juri-d. ,h"rc
b, saving their lives a. th" cab ~as
'ompl,t.ly wrecked aud in such a
manner tina, NJ one could have t-c'a In
l, and lived.
The irun, end ~ n. ls,l,cr ~ss hrct "
in, III. boiler Knocked ~ the truck.
tho cat totally ~r~ck-i and ,h" s,l''
sprung
The ruilmans ~rr~ bottom sia' and
so badly smashed a. ~ t-' useless ~.
mos, iVO people ~rr~ IN them. hut not
one ~as Killed 90 even dangerously in
jurcl
The mcst badly ~inlur~l view NJ
A N Reeves. its Mdnrs, street 'ht,A
,o. injured about the hrai and liuitss
Mrs Mar, Morris. Milwaukee VIE
head Gu, and hrui~ri >-~i"S Fry Nan
sas CITY, Nan leg hrok-w , & ,ols
land. Chicago. bsdt, hur, a,put tb'
badly and legs " " MURPHY, irsnA
n.li Mo, bruised, - Hamilton, slater
Mo. bruised, \ g. '.os, ,hirsfo
bruised Tom Troy Chicago 4 Altoi
eng n-~r, hand mashed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
WINGS N sttlfs
tue N.,,.s ~ m..'..,.s IL, s..,
tt.tsS st-stt.s

btsNb st~sus
Thor I. r-ali, . wat d~Ircrcaro, o.,
,hough many - Ne are rather spt y
mistake onp 'ot the utbnf " - vet H.
frequent either Ihat tho stlu Ulsistr
Themselves 'ot ~iugs asd stts 20 ~ luftt
sights abich eni IN r~rrlrib,us snd
.aii"n ao~ a'Ails II. rl"sT prIs'
air Il. m. a%star.l sihisf ~ IN. -ins..
~hilo tho suits a.. useless tb- asnusebi
the, ara r-.o,e from t"rfs N'nA se'
tho eve not trained IA nice degrees ~
m.ssuromoo, often fs,l, ~ si."ofa H.
taoon the height shlsb may 10 at
tAln-j by the ~inss ~ithoui cons l"s,
effort, and TIL. painful .,e'tions - 'hs
.uit. ooe sAys psIb'aI .s.f,ons 81
,ivsdly tot
All s~rtfp,sse % . ,tI
nut issgaFaflos t.aste 'rsa st-.ss
tsd 10 ~ iat-.t
TtuUhie sui di.ovti .ua u".ih'pi isi-,'
u. IN "a. t.giop limi'ei ~ 81" s,glis
bu, ~hen The -ipss ~. sshi.eol ia
ell hish., sUusth ~ ~ht'h Mo -ins.i
motion 10 ,ypiosl 10 ss .~rhi.,.nsst ~
the spirit ~b"a tb"s tns. ave sott.tcb.
and tho higher spsoss ave u.Nsed ~
vision, hsrs.sn, .s~..-is dtswri. t.r
pln.ss cfo~js oat ell roassn 1snrs ~
,risl This 10 ,h. motive - Iifs g.
'iss. M, on suits the, sre iimitssi 4.
earth by nsrtiAi thi.s. hs; sre ~
certain sni unteIishle. bal tn fis" 90
~ins. - ,yIss~d w 'si,h. ssi in,..
and e~oarss". and s.sss.'ss ~ sri'ii
thst not oniy .pd vtets. bat u.srrprrs,b
ell hmtistloes aud all .,siseiss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

O~tJtCuUO GMPlOVCS.
sasts ~ Usit~~sA tissks ss~~ t6sis .s.'
ssiss" 90 sse W,-~s site.

k~AN.ss'uN. Mo. Ma, - Tho -n
ployos ~ the ~ re- offices ~ th" NsntS
ic u, r"Iska are in .u, thing but .
harp, state. IN January I last Their
having been no i~ncrssrs in ia, ~ en-
ployrs ~, some years. some twenty Nv
Ia thirty 81 ell th" employees received
an advance TIL. Increased salary va
raid th-m for the months ~ January
February and Marh Hot in Atfil
came On order from President Msnysl
tina, IN. pay rolls L. restored 4" the
mount paid prior ~ January T. and
that the o,urray received 10y "mpio,.s
during the frst three months ~ the y"ai
te deducted from their April salaries A.
. cors"qu.uc" the employees 81 1oi-ks
arr In yer, hard lin"s and are IN snr
ihisg but = pleasant stat" 10 mind to-
ward the management az the rad
Uo~ the order works ~ shown In the
ca>e ~ several employees In the pass"n
ger d.par,nenL Who had tsen tccriy.
ny So a month January their pay
Vas inc r-asrd ,o ga N. order oom
y-ls them Ia rcstorr ,h. So s~Urplussg"
received out ~ . salary reduced to 80 .
month In other words, ,brS rrcriy.
moth Nc fot The ~orh ,s~y d!d Ia April
and all. set only sis fos the tnll ~ 81"
pr-~sn, month N.'y naturally they
consider the uYisy As en- Outrage
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
A TRUSTED GMpLovG.
AAsssas Stsy C~"~aAsss'si ttsst N"ss ssts
Hses.,ss ~ lee os ssA sSsesl

KA~.A. Cir,. No. Mag a on- mavs
trusted employ" hss jo,ssA the legion
81 fugitive defsul,rrs sud outraged the
confidence r"y.,s"d IN him by sbslibs
thousands 81 dollars 81 his employers
money This time q, ls tiso Alien. late
confidential c!s1k So' the Avsup Com
pAny. an English Investment c"~tp's,isn
9th ohsc~s In the Security building ~
sisih sna Wysndo,n su"ets sst The
smosn, 10 s1o Oo Although tho EN-.
teniepsni ~ss ~y~rIstrs,ed "a Monday.
Msy ~ IL ~ss not ssul the fnllosisS
Thursday. MAY Is, that the discovery go
msds. ~ that Alien had ihres en,ir.
days In ~hich Ia put . ~bol"sofns die
,sncs between tim~lf and psrssit he
steal sss mos; osr'sily and aslI,~v
sTly planned and ~ss sus-stsd ~i,h .
~opaamms,s finish The Only tbins
the, csss's ~onasstnsht sssas ''pts ,ss
saiilfuias.s - The roh,sry ,,srif. So
ths, Allen atd not take eco sp ins,ssA
~ W. oS, foe hs could have ob,sinsj
tho larger sun issi % easily - The
smaller Hy oonslds'shis msns r'srhs
he sgocssaei In having ,bs money
PLACID on Deposit ssbyS' W his chsss
Tho r"si as sssy III s sssa bs .sni
sssy With . SONAR vi. -ifs ssj
chiA sre desu,st~ We cane from
kknsas three yesys ssu
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

F~IrrshrneH. rs, Hsy n-as. meet
lag ~ ,hs .r"csars bpsr! o. ,ka rI,ss-
barzh Trades As~rsbly . ~rv@sauuu..
shNh ~fli ~ t~O-p.ra.s ~ Prs.lAss o.
Hsvr4~o.- 81. yss~~A. sssiny foe 49,
nossi 'gVan the tsn~k - j.Sys Je~sys
NeElnnsn, ~ The rnl.A ststes G,rSis
coSr- TIE charge IL IA, 10 slsys .
god par, - the tine pkils sssSs.s ,As
l~snsstss 49, se,v ls.s vssx Tkls 10
'As sS~ 10 vAick Ctsns~r. ssS N1Es~
sss~ '0osa not gsiliy ~ tks sAass. -
e~inriss soss 81 gisas.essr ss1ss
enavses 20 Jsssss:;S, Pa. - lsts re
plaoo 81 sts.kssA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

CrTHns. os, Msy n '.gsssso.
steele VI ,rd t"re yesterday nsswnlns
90 "a ss,,s tain Of 'Dur o,iss
The o0nsitss 80 sstkrle clHnns
failed "a mes, IN. 'so'"rnfs IS Ass2A
VA Gty and nuch ~ the ssrTsi~ -
s,esybay ss snsr'a a css&ul ,i,y
sloss. Tho svssrnas sst ~ssr.I gen
;lsrssa rstsrssa "a . sgs~.i w.n v
kuni the osss1Itsr s'y' q viP az
fosr ES-rs ,hs - D.,tas 90. fsssa at
Arssna~s r'y ssa ,hs psgry ~'s,Sfs.s
~ ,E.sSs chez. t.s p.osla Yst. "a.
aO,.ynas . cordial ssxs pflyn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

NV YonK, May IA A u sslis'
mas sho r~pr~ept the ooutroi Of the
~ Louis 4 Sen Frsnci~co. state hat
BE- s~mA. annosnecnsni o, the saIs az
oostrci Of the road ~ The Santa W
Will r~obsbly no, h. made tsfors Moo
Asy. Fr~sld~nt wins.os. - %. -
i~osis q SEA Frsneiseo. sAys TIA; be ~tll
srt.rr fruo the ~prssiAsery 81 the rod 10
stSss ,hrr> ~e~Ss He ell hen "a 10
Earorr ard has 81 pres~ai no is,satios
Of ,~iarniag ~ The rall,oSa seis- lie
hes t~en sctlvely eagsess in tho msn-
Aevmer, ~ the ss.Iru~A for over ,sssty.
yes.N ssA ssyS 10 tkiAks ~ 70 CO.
GLs1 ~ . .enG vNASeA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-21

A local newspaper man who went
down ID visit his wife az the seashore
recently hal Z very narrow escape from
causing what, 70 PIT it mildly, would
have been talk HIS wife was boarding
1t the Bi,sak house. it SENS that there
Is also L New Blank house a. this resort.
Ignorant u that fact, when the young
journalist esp;cl a porter with Blank
house On his esp he sad 70 himself.
This is my phase and be allowed the
porter to pilot him over t. the hotel
On arriving there he asked, as matter
of form, if 4 lady % certain name, Civ
ing his own. was staying there. On be-
ing assured that she was he remarked
that he Guessed he would go up to see
her. Il don't believe she is up yet" re-
marked the clerk. ION. that doesn't
make any difference the other respond
ed confidently; III 90 up The clerk
stared at him, but finally gave him the
number If the room aud sent porter
along with him. ''She must be up by
this time" he remarked to the porter;
1.-The baby wouldn't let her stay in bed"
The baby? Why. she has 10 baby"
the porter said. Restoration anIlenial
followed, and finally it entered the jour
nalist's mind that it was possible for a
lady of the same name as his wife 10 be
staying at that hotel The matter was
finally Strengthened out and he found
his wife at another hotel. Washington
Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-21

In paper read before the .AMericah
Bar Association at Sara-oga Springs
Yesterday Hon. Dwight II, Olmstead
some original views on Land Trans
fer Reform.
"fhe tendency of modern times he
said. "is more and more 10 individual,
.eparate and Unrestricted buildings, aud
that this tendency may be observed In
the legislation which Is being advocated,
both in England and in this country, to
apply to real estate, so far as practicable.
the game rules of transfer and transmits
sion which have been found so safe and
convenient IN dealing with personal
estate
After treating the whole subject in an
able aud exhaustive manner he closed
with 4 recommendation for Che follow
ing reforms;
/. Small statutory areas ot search, with
definite boundaries.
,. Local indexes in the general form
of the New York Act
=. Permanent retention in the Regis
ter's office Of official searches.
{. Transfer Of title to be only made
on the public land register, the deed TO
serve as mere power of attorney.
,. short forms OF deeds, mort cages
aud leases.
6. The simplifleation Of judicial pro
ceeplngs relating 10 land.
:. The abolition of general liens.
;. \ reduction in the number and du-
ration of specific statutory liens.
I q. The abolition of eurtesy and dov
| 10. The assimilation of the law rclat-
/ ing 10 rril estate TO that relating TO per-
seual estate.'
II rhe devolutiou of land on the
death Of an owner on his representative
10 the first instance for the purpose of
distribution.
u The descent of real and personal
estate TO he alike
j II \ modification of the statute of
t scs aud Trusts. 50 that there shall al
way. he some definite person to convey
II = short statute ot limitations A. to
actions
10 Defects Of form alone. not to in
validate a registered instrument Of con-
veyauee whore an intent to Convey
appears, aud consideration was in fact
paid
10 Official supervision over transfers
either ny the Register or a court espec-
i,llv established for the purpose"
Mr. OlmSicad thinks that should these
reforms he carried out their result would
b. far reaching. The ideas upon this
subject advanced by him are certainly
origiasl and worthy of consideration.
whether we are able To agree as TO the
necessity of the reforms recommended
= or not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-21

The temperature of snow at different
depths has been investigated by Signor
Christoni. He finds that the variations
in temperature Of the lowest layer, next
the ground, are extremely snail, while
the uppermost layer has often consider
ably higher temperature. The temper
AZURE minimum Of the air layer next the
snow was always lower than that Of the
uppermost snow layer, while an air layer
about twenty inches above the snow had
higher temperature than the layer L.
inches above the snow.-Chicago Herald
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The speech Of Henry Cabot Lodge a;
Portland Tues,lay night, the tull text of
which has appeared In oar selegrsphic
columns Vas mast 'pasteEly effort. With
treuchant force be showed that the real
hostility OF the Democratic party {, the
Federal election bill CONES fTcm the fact
that il gives Publicity TO Congressional
elections and in this way gives greater
surety that they will be honestly con-
Quoted. la the language Of Mr.. Lodge
this bill .stoaches no local officers. Ii
lnterferes with no local system. 1t sim
ply provides that there shall he United
states supervisors appointed by courts.
Who shall examine naturalization. watch
voting. watch the count. and make return
q. them TO the chief supervisor. IL the
whole district Is onder the law aud the
.es isieste of the chief supervisor and
thu of United States officers differ, the
sc..;iisase of the Uaited States officers
Is 10 he fr'ma ftcse e4ileuce over that,
t,,r from thar there is an apreal 10
.nusss. he asan Aka holds State Ger
tl,icA,e, II he thinks III is wronged BY
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EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

The school board of Mannheim, in Ba-
den, Germany, has just concluded a forty
two room school building at cost of s-,225,
90.
\ sum of $4,000 has been collected by
Americanladi,s for the furtheranee Of the
higher medical education OF women at the
Johns Hopkins university.
Yale university counts on an enrolment
of over 100 students for the next college
year, including 2i0 freshmen and over SoO
in the academical department.
In the University Of Berlin the academic
year will henceforth be diyided into Il
winter and summer halbiahr thalf year,,
the term semester hitherto i'll general
use being prescribed probably in Difference
to the ultra Teutonic spirit which is AZ
present insisting on the expurgn.icn Of tie
German language from ali faint Of foreign
influence.