The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-14
PROPAGATION.
Termination Of the LGgiS-
laturG of 1890.
Brilliant State Ceremonial

The Legislative Assembly of 1890
was prorogued with the usual brill
ant ceremonial at noon to-day. This
was the 129th day of the session,
making it of exactly the same dur
alton as the celebrated session of
1886, in which three different Cabi-
nets faced the Assembly.
The front of the building was q
scene of animation, though not as
brilliant as on former occasions. A
squad of about 20 of the Household
Guards was drawn up in line on one
side of the carriage drive. and pre-
sented arms on the arrival and de-
parture of the royal party and dis
tinguished visitors. The Royal Ha-
waiian Band was stationed at the
entrance of the building and played
the national anthem on the arrival
of the royal procession, and marches
for the diplomatic representatives,
repeating the honors at the close of
the ceremonies. A large crowd of
spectators was gathered in the Gov
eminent yard.
Inside, the middle of the legisla-
tive chamber was occupied by the
members of the Legislature, while
the diplomatic and consular corps
and naval officers were allotted the
spaces on either side, and the public
the rear area. Most of the legisla-
tors about to be let loose we're
dressed in their Sunday BEST"
looking fresh enough for repetition
of the seize of the statutes.
Bishop Willis, accompanied by
Mrs. Willis, and Rev. w. HI. Barnes
entered few minutes before the
hour, the clergymen taking their sta
tions to the left of the thrones.
The foreign representatives COM
posed: His Excellency j l. Stevens,
United States Minister Plenipoten,
tiary; Senior A de Souza Cana
varro, Portuguese Charge DAT
flares; Mons G B G d'Anglade,
French Commissioner, with the
Chancellor of the Legation; Mr. +
A Schaefer, Italian Consul and Dean
of the Corps; Mr. H w Schmidt
Consul for Norway and Sweden
Mr. j F Hackfeld, acting German
Consul and Russian Vice-Consul
MIR Talzo Masaki, Japanese Consul
Mr. T r Walker, British Vice-Con
sui, and Mr. All Lee, Chinese Com
mercial Agent.
The naval contingent was as fol
lows: Rear-Admiral Brown, U S n
and Captain Remey, U S + s
Charleston, and Captain Shepard,
SIS Mohican, with their respective
officers; Captain Turner and Officers
of III B M S Nymphe; Captain ant
officers of II / j M S Tsukuba.
There was not so large repre-
sentation of the general public a
had been usual on such occasions.
After few minutes of waitin;
beyond the hour, the state process
sion entered in the following order
Associate Justices l. McCully an,
X F Bickerton;
Their Excellencies John A Cum
MINIS, Godfrey Brown, G d Spence
and A p Peterson, Ministers of In
Crown;
Chief Justice ard Chancellor,
f Judd;
| Col. G W Macfarlane, II NJ
Chamberlain;
Their Majesties King kalakauI
and Queen Kapiolani;
Princess Liliuokalani, Heir APP
parent;
Hon j o Dominis and Hon A
Cleghorni
Mr. Jas Robertson, Vice Chamber
lain Col j II Boyd Majors II 1
Baker, II + BerteImann, j ID Holt
Jr and L Il Lillkalanl, Of II NJ
stan
Mrs, Jas W Robertson, lady,ln
waiting TO tho Queen, and Mrs q \
spencer
The King wore bright sparls
sash and decorations The Queer
WAS beautifully dressed IN orangl
sllh g0Nl apd train, Nilh
peAh aeeklaes sad plbe