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New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST UNTIL P. NJ. WEDNESDAY
Washington. Aug. 5.-For Maine and New-Hsmpshrss
generally fair; warmer.
For Vermont and Massachusetts, light local sho"eH'
slightly cooler.
For Rhode Island and Connecticut. fair followed py
local showers southwesterly winds slightly cooler
For Eastern NowYork, Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, showers cooler; southwestery "nos.
For Delaware and Maryland showers. followed ~
clearing; slightly cooler.
For Virginia the CarOlinas. Florida Alabama Misss'
sippi Louisiana and Texas local showers stationary :"
lower temperature.
For Georgia Arkansas Tennessee and Kentucky show
CTS stationary higher temperature ..,.,,,
For West Virginia, local showers; warner "es'''V
For Western Sew-York, fair except local showers In
the eastern portion. ,,,. ru,nois
For Western Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana ln ii.Ia' xtnas'
Michigan and Wisconsin fair; warmer souhSI,, snw
For Minnesota and Iowa fas followed oy io'"i '""
ers In the western portion warmer 49,, .ho.ars IN
For North Dakota, fair followed oy iocai s"'"
the eastern portion ,.,..., .how.-.
For South Dakota and Nebraska, light local snoNer'
For Kansss and Colorado, fair wsihlef III hN'''~''
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
urxpv .1prRN.RLF wAsHBURN.

Henry Alherrare Washburn died on MONDAY hAsh' T"
his home No 5i2 Pachc.st, Brooalyn. MI Washburn
was native ot Norwich Conn. and was born IN lo--'
He went 70 Brooklyn when young man. For many
years lie was in the drygoot, commission business IN
o,atts This city During the civil War he captain
d, Conpany ID OF the Od CITY Guard lie belonged 70
t Orcers Association OF the 23d Regiment and 70 mo
Veteran Association q, Company \. 23d Regiment BON
Of these organizations viii attend the tuheraI "''
Washburn leaves a wife and one daughter. lie Was .
member OF the Church of the Holy Trinity. In tne
absence OF the Rev Dr. Charles II. Hall rector * thss
church the Rev Dr. Parker. Of the Church Of
the Redeemer win conduct the funeral services Al NJ
hore this afternoon The burial Will be Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE BOTHER OF MIXING DRINKS.
From The Washington Post.

Tie selling of mixed drinks probably causes a
saoonkeeper more bother than ANYTHING else connected
with his busincsS-cXccpt, perhaps, the securing Of
his annual license. Unfortunately there is not, IN
this city at least uniform tariff on mixed drinks.
Some places viii sell two for quarter others charge
is cents straight and stll others ask 20 cents OF
course with these variations there must De variation
in the merit Of the drink. These discrepancies cause
amount Of dissatfictOn and require considerable
explanation before the discomfort Is allaycd.
Taking into consideration merely the ingredients OF
such "a drink. there must lc good deal Il prOht III
II, but there are many Other things 10 be 0hcd at
81 estimating it, cost The saloon must transform
nscf into sort Of provision stp:c. EScS must be
ho"ght daily, milk. lemons. mint bananas. grapes and
Other fruit must he kept for al these Ut zed in
various sorts Of drinks. They must DC kept on hand
fresh. Then. il takes time u mix df,nk \ har-
tender null half d3Zon giaes"s OF beer or can
slore fhe Wfiiskcv botil" along tho lar t. many
fif9.ert men in tie NC 4 takes T. IaiX d:nk.
IN fact in very busy times, Ike Inauguration Weck
vashle Is time that the sign VIII be frequently dis
p1aScd: mo mixed drinks soid.'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
FOR THE EXCLUSION OF CHINESE
STRINGENT PROVISIONS OF BILL EIfoi.I l."
FROM THE HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE

Wa,hrs1on Aug. 3.-E~pte,entauvc Morrow o'
California from ;he Committee on For" rn AHillr .
to-day reported TO tie Iloa-e a ,ats.tat" ior i""
Ii. upon tic subject Of Ci .n'.c imgit-''ou "" %
Aad been reformed 20 thl' comm t"'. ihc liI r.
ported today contain, {" su stintml p'of!'oi' "i
Ic Morrow AID the Cunle MS, FOR which 1t j.
substituted.
Tie MM proposes 20 exclude al chinese
oven those Who may hereafter leave tHe I h'r'
states ana attempt 10 return. excepting diplomatic
4 consular olAccr, and commercial agents, ana u'"
coming o.. Chinese - the Ta.t,d state, f.. transit j.
esprrs-l, prohibited. Irc of 500 for each chinese
brought into the United states s. provided ior tr'
puui-hrncnt 81 Vc4~cl-matcrs bringing tacm. a-d 'h"
vc ,cls are be- subject - forfeiture. Provision s
also made for tie punishment Of persons aiding
Chinese 10 caicr tie United State, by land or other
wise and for Tie removal 90 Chinese found unaAin!>
In The country It j. further provided that the 'hnvee
ra not bc admitted a. citizenship. and Uat corhIrihs
treaty. provision, shall lc abgo. .itci. II" committee"
rrplrt refers 10 a disposition shown to reopen thH
question Of the peopr.cty Of exclusion. bls'd on
-,ntcucnts that the Chinese ar, never found ~
pu,ols or poor houses and are peacclb.c ana law
abiding Tables aro produced to show thai. IN ten
wears. 97IG3 Cnlnn,e arrested In san Francisco
,l,ue and q statement made by The CA.cf Of PoAcc
l 10 the c1cct tlIa Tie tAlnc~" commit L''Er 'ih'
IA uryuorOu their UuH4Lcg Than aL} othrl race ~
t.e clty tlIa; UIcy are Vicious ana lhl.''~I, "'I
G,T ,rju 10 tho young Of both -c.c, Cf ,hci races.
Chairman Illit presented minority report, dla'il
ius from The favorable acuou ~ tue hn.o.IN ubvi
me bul, a. IT is IN conflict Win u'IF @ go" ~ ~
| ,nrrc ~ which the faith 0f TIE United Stir' IS
nlctcad and which declares that the iIici Stbic'
ma re7ilac limit or suspend such coming or ic''-
| Gcncc but may not absolutely prohibit IL
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
OBITUARY..
DAVID HOLLIS.

par!e Hollis FOR many years furniture deaef "a
VT, Ssw.York died yesterday a. h, hone. 30
10 Fort Greene Pace, Broohyn. as'd s''en'y ris"'
,r4-, Mr. Hollis was born n Boston o' W., ~I'|n
~, ,.-rv ,,d came 10 Ncv.Yoik about 1880. In
- he retired from business and went 20 lNe 10 BOOK
i'm. lie wa, an earnest Republican IN politics ou' h''s
aso, rod N or held public Office. lie wa a. one tn-e
member ot the National Lodge, l. o o. f. NO. y ana
Joined the 9TH Regiment In le5S' having pf'''u'S o."
member ~ the Old Union RlfaU.n. He was mes'o'r
b., ,e -,h Regiment Veteran Association a, The time Oh
his death He leaves wife. two Daughters and one 'oa'
e arrangements for have not yet been ma-'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
BAD ECZEMA on LIMB.
From Knee to Foot n Mass OF Running Sores. Cured
by Cuticurn Remedies. Totai Cost e1.7J.

have teen afacted with limb which the doeto,.
called eczema. Ny limb from the knee the foot VA
on, nas of running The doctors tandaqed 10 eyery
day for week every tine the banaage Nas removed
large sclb would COM ~ and re sooa pour down
rn. ono bottle ~ CTTICCNA RFssDLNFST one bor
CTTICTRA and one cake CUTICURA SOAP and thsy
cured me. told q lady who similarly afflicted N uss
IT, and II cured her also. gratefully acknowledge that
Il CUTICCRA that cured me.
Mrs. KATE BEARD Orange Valley. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE REV. ADprY BALLOU.

Milford Mass Aug b-Ihe R,v. Addin Ballou pastor
ertus of the HopodAle Uniorsast 'hur h. diod tis
morning at the age elsAtyscfe years lie wa born
=: Cumberland 4 l. and clt,rel the bapl't ministry
m 1921 lie tecane Uniy'.>allst In le-J, toOh-'a
ia. uon.iao community Ia 1872 and uYoa IT. dsso!g
on in s5O ho pastor ~ On" Un!veiNi.t so'T
rrl-ci OF - morbcis. lie was p comment AMI
slavery worN.r IL came Mason in Ie-f iHd vas
=, Knight g~uTlar. H. was llu'al descendant y
N,rocbal f;uiusooro Ballou who wa general under
william the Coaqueror. The family settled IN Kheds
Island in 1916. Ills VIE aat married daughter 'Df'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
CUTICuRA RESOLNENT

The New Blood and skin Purifier and purest and best
iunor Remedies internally ITO cleanse the blood OF all
impurities and poisonous elements. and thus remove tho
cause and CCTICURA. the great SKIN Cure. and CCTt
CURA SOAP, exquisite SKIN Heautner, externally
clear the skin and scalp and the hs speedily,
permanently, and economically every disease and
humor Of the skin scalp and blood with loss OF hair.
whether itching burning, scaly, pmpy, scroulous, %
hereditary, when all other remedies fail
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
INHERITED sCROFrLA.

result o; Inherited scIofula. sufc ID unteiab' moItia
cation daily and tried enough remedies 20 stock dug
store without deriving tn slght - benefit tr.od tho
CvTICURA REMEDIES. aud ne most Tutoring results
followed their use am al gnt now and cannot nnd
miuIs enough bostow upon what Know q - the
greatest and gandes gifts given bv science r. man Please
<ccpt thc sincere and grltf thsn ot ore who has
suffered. c. STEVENS O'MAUONtI,
5 L. O1th.st, New'lork, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
yrssRs REED AND MILLIKEN NOT on BAD
TERMS

Washington. Aug. 5.-Thc published statement Ut"
sneaker Reed and his colleague Mr.. Ml1keh' hal q
sp,rted discussion yesterday in the mempes "o'y
rc,ave to pubic buildings, and that tAe'r reiA'"'
arc strained is stated by both these gchti'heh u oa
,trolr incorrect They had discussion in the
r,rmLcrs' lobby Yesterday upon matters IN % Wh.cn
tbcy arc both interested, and upon WHICH t'l @.t..
and no reference made 10 any suOe'' Ooi""
Congress,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
m RERNARD UARAN.

Dr. Bernard Haran. a weli-knowu Ia; side physician
dd on Monday afternoon AZ hi, Eome No Il kuts'rs'
- lie was native 0, County Sligo Ireland ana th'rs
,- tho .,rdv of medicine In ls4T. however. he csms
fo this country and graduated from the 'ohee' o'
Physician, aud Surgeons IN this city During thirty
years general practice hc had earned wide popuarv'
10Th for professional sail h, integrity ana me- A"1y
spositon Ills funeral will take place IN ST. Ieresss
church Rutger,.s, at 10 o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
FATALLY STABBED By A RCXSELLER.

William A. Strand, ruuseLer from Norioh VA
entered barroom a Christopher and West sta on Monday
nieht while intoxicated He called for a drink. which
was refused and when he became bosterous the mop
..houncer" Mitchell Jordan negro, WAS called upso
70 eject him In the struggle the negro WAS s'Aooeo oy
c,,nd .rS i,s, niyht he died in Bellevue Hospital.
Strand has been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
r,,r cprrsrp SAN FRANCISCO.

Washington. Aug. 5.-The Navy Depar'men, mas ~
cclycd a telegram. dated today, from 'hei hhsl''T
wilson az san Francisco. follows: san Francisco
ran five hours saturday. seven hours SUNDAY s'e'n
49,, 20 ,2o Mounds. revolutions 92 maximum vacuum,
- ard os two boilers forced dgaught. h~I IN, n
n,,s-Irc engine working smoothly and we'll
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
povns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

3VNUo VfI fItTlD 4H''I7 -, =
Washington, Aug. 5.-The bond offerings ~'uay ae
gregatcd S2io,oO as follows
C,uuop fours-s5oo. $1,000. $50.OoO $4,000. AZ
l2i oooo -. 400 a.. o
Registered four and one halfs-$4,Ooo' at lo3 50;
Reestercd d. 1000, $4,000 800, $4,000.
100000, at l2i.
All the offers were accepted
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. 6oc. SOAR.
o5c RESoLVENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
ty- send Cure Skin Diseases" GA pAges.
so Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
,,,.,.,.,,o % he oAAsoA This is an increase dur.

philadelphia to be O44so4 This is an increase aas'
ine the last ton years Of l0772i or - per cen;
errov n Y Aug. BY the census OF tlhton ana
Fssnx Counties the total population Of Clinton oonhy
Is 454l7 In 1850 II was 80. oOI: E,se1 E,se1 oouh'S
nonulaton is 32.g5O. against 34.jl5 In l7oo r,...
pcIvldcre y. j.. Aug. 5.-The boroughs OF Ms1rei.
County are dissatisfied with their census rcu' 10 bys
" ,onrnt The citizens are raising purse 10 nave
.re yyorl, done carefully and Systematically
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE EXPORT OF GOLD BAF

Washington. Aug. 5-The Director OF the M'h' I'd.
ocen informed that $250,000 in gold bars were Pnu
out at the Assay Office In Ncw-lork tlty ouas' io'
shipment To Europe by to-molTOWs sNa'eF'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE sAuLr STE. MARIE CANAL ACCIDENT

Washington. Aug. 5.-TAc Secretary ol war. :" -
spon>c 10 a resolution. to-day sent u tio Sen"o w.
port made by Colonel Poe, the engineer ''','' ~,
charIc Of the lock AZ Saut ste. Marie ooioo'"''s
accident to that lock. july 3D. py thc o'. o'' i.,,,,
= ,ne cmntvin, valves and the consequent interiup
,n Of Lhc traffic Colonel Poe reports to the Se'ic'
,ry that the accident occurred at p m July d. anu
at Tour or tive hours elapsed before NV, ,ln"
nch the hruhcn valve The result OF llc t
showed that the lock must be clo,ed an" tw H.. w.s
ont and tic valve taken out aud rcpalreI' str liS
done with all possible haste. ana tie Pio xetcr
vessels through The lock was resumed at 30 SeS'cT
day mOrniny.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Nn.ir.I Trims La kmericn.

The swletc.t uans grc run between New.York and
Warrington VIA jersey Central Reading and u. and o..
Paor cars Oh all trains. Station foot VI Lbertyst
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE PROPOSED RECOUNT OF ST PAUL.
,,.o~urP CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE cITI
zrvs, COMMITTEE AND SECRETARY NOBLE.

ANOTHER CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE CIIl
Zrvs' COMMITTEE And SECRETARY NOBLE
Woshington Aug 5.-The Ctzcns Committee oi
=, Paul b.d another conference with the secretary OF
,bc Interior 10 dav in reference to the proposed ~
COUNT of The population ~ that city since the h"t
conference the committee has made "a caIeiW an
examination Of the charge, 81 fraud in the enun'rA
,r,, ~ - Paul a, the tine and means al hand wouIi
,.,uit and t. day presented n tie secretary us con-
,,uet,i.. The committee found that the irsn'ih'' ,
man which Was Ia some extent used as a bs>ls loF
,,e ,hor.cs was wholly untTstwJrly for the phF-
,.o.,s G,r which IL has been used IN this rrhtloh'
m. committee also found a number otArrorS III IlH
,,or,, Of those who had made the examinations upon
which the order Of recount was based and. WHO
r~rv admitting that tho work Of cnumerlting n.hc
- me, c,ty d ,trcts had been Carte>sy ana lna'-
,,,r,t.y done as 10 render necessary further lhNe'-
t.itun and correction OF errors, the members q Tie
committee stroA.y objected 10 recount OF TIC """''
city, The committee presented two prop positions 20
tlr secretary The first Wis that a iII recount W
I'M, nine districts be had, under the direction Va 80
lurin'ridcut Porcr. the second was 90 IN t,crc
.,r c. ul these nine districts 10 81 IdUl "''u t''''
correct and vciy them. , ..o ,,s. ~
The secretary reviewed the history of me case al
lrulth commenting upon the WorA Oh VIC .N1',",,t
i,,a, dnrirg Which he took occasion to compliment
IL,hiv the WORK Of superintendent for'er. iIv & 5
ot prcrarcd u r. ind the order for lecoun D"V
n vs hi, desire thai the wOrl, of nNeotEall2 NV NV
I'm pr,grr,s bv Mr.. Porter be- pushed Ia a COM
and wien That was done. he would iur'hcr o"h'4"0'
tho question If the necessity fer a recount
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
PAINS AND WEAKNESS

PIMPLES, black.heads, red. rough chapped, and oily
skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

NOTES OF TIE CENSUS.
Washington Aux 5.-Thc official rough count by the
Census Bureau shows the population of the city OF
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

4 DECISION ADVERSE TO G. II. BKECkINhlDGE
Washington. Aug , (spcciali.-Thc House commit
tee on Elections to-day. by vote Of To l. decided
mat Clifton Il. Brcckinridee was not efctcd Rep
r,enatlve Of the List Congress from the ia ArNa.ra'
District. The NEGATIVE vote vas Ciet Is colonel
Mai-h VI Pennsylvania; the only Democrat no has al
tended a meeting Of the committee IN the last Two
weeks, The Democrats who, b.--tler absoncc hhvc
lcen responsible for the delay n reaching dccislon
ar. Me>.!, Crisp, Of Georgia, OFciIaI. OF Virginia :
uoorc Of Texas; wilson. Of Missouri ana thcir Oh dici
,-rvait Cultivate. OF Oh!o-a "douch E,cc' Of tine
an;c-bcilum sort. After the vote Lad been
taken today, Colonel Mash asked that Il NccA bc
aIio-cI hlm in whicl, to prepare the views u. tle
sIuO?uv-,v,iy member OF which, save himself, Id,
r4rt!ully lDslaincd from an expression Of his view
colonel Naish was made 30 understand tnat the ma
loty Of tlr committee felt ais0vcd from any r"quii'
cri Ol mere courtesy by the repeated refusal, ot the
members The minority 10 attend meeting, ana that
t.ie C4-c would be pressed 70 vote III tc House d.
,.rlv Is pIacticibie. The Republicans can allow
ao delay Ia this case and be Just 10 the
tountIy themselves. II IL aVpi'cAe ite
:ge democrats now fighting Tor delay,
simply and solely 70 preserve 10 BI~kinrliSc
=, o,g az possible the salary Oi Representative In
toi.icss lie receive ron Tie NdliOai treasury Tor
every Gay h. retain The seat which belongs 10
Claytoa the suIa Of @lJ 10 II he can hod on lon5
enough he may get enough money 20 enable him 70 pas
the fines Of some 0l hi, Democratic ireuds wlo are
convicted Of violation OF Law at u!c next clcct0n
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In Lle diagram CONTINUOUS Inc SHOWS ue OsIVIesss ss
euctaIlons Yesterday observed AZ the In!i Sta'es
Sanal service station this city The dasnes inacs's
temperature nc:sd At Ferry's Phafmaey sun buho'hs
Tribune Once, Aug G, a. m.-Clear "eaIhes piV
vailed Tost Of the tmo yesterday but with little eo1
ness at evening, and a trace Of rain The reuA"'o
humidity 70 at D. M little above the nofha'
The temperature ranged between II and 81 degree
average l50N) beng higher uah was % ,ne eo''o'P
In and near this city to-day there viii propaoS .nl
generally weather, with slight uerNA s0sDss'
posaiblY . spyiukle Of rain.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Ar woHK oN ale oENENAL pErIcIEEcY ELL

AT WORK on TIE GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL
Wash!n.ton, Aug. 5.-The House today, In Com
mi,ice OF the Whole tNr rayson. ol l!lluo5, IL Tie
clairl, discussed the General Deficiency bill. With
ont dlspo,lng o; the bill tie committee rose
on r.oiion oi Mr. Fowler, Of Ncw-iorI. the Senate
iolnt resolution wa, pissed permitting the secretary
# the Treasury ~ si-u consent for cHb!c railroad
In front OF The New pOstJIcc and Army building
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
FOR VACATION, TO posToFFIcE EMPLOYEES


Washington. Aug. 5.-Mter the 'c"'''"e N
Journal in the House tOday, Mr.. Bnemm' VI ie'',
yIv,nio moved 10 lav on the table the motion (Wh'h
has bo,n u,ndiDg for some timcj to rcconslder ''c
motion Iy which the House passed the OIL 10 s"''
leaves OF absence 10 clerks IN first ana sc'o"" Wv
po,;ofccs This was adyoca.ed by MI iI'",,' ~
New York. who held that the Government S"'ui' .,
toward lis employees wise Merchant o' ~
would act toward his. No bnshe,s man ir,","s @ two
not me1n would decline to rNc hl' c,.nPND,n nj
wcchs' l.ave ob alb ncc. with pay, hioWls % % r,.st
Ice would benefit In increased chcleh'S " ''~
and recreation accorded them ,,o, vo,s I3s
The motion TO reconsider was tiOeu-S''' ~
90,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
NAVY department. Washington. y. G..

sir: herewith inclose certificate as to INC neces
sitv Of increasing the force at the Navy lard ,'ef
icaiion OF The certificate IN "The Tines OF Ports
mouth, y. II.
That was within sixty DAYS Of the Congressional eec-
ton II. Ncwliampshire.
A MeGucr-Who signed it 49, e.. -,
Mr. Doutcc-D. Il. Harmony, acting secretary vi
the Navy certificate, as published WAS a. loi-
lows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-28
PRICE 5 CENTS.
II T. FO II M PAR Il y.
GENERAL ELECTION OF 1890.



l. VIZ PLEDGE ourselves to maintain,
inviolate, the autonomy and indepen-
dence of this Kingdom, while securing,
at the same time, the amplest CONNER
cial benefits in our treaty relations with
the United States.
2. To secure adequate legislation, by
constitutional amendment or otherwise,
whereby Asiatic immigration shall be
restricted to the agricultural necessities
of the country, and Chinese not now en-
gagged in trade or the mechanical Occu-
pations shall be prohibited from here
after engaging therein.
8. To favor wise and liberal appropria-
tons for internal improvements, and to
sustain progressive policy in the de-
velopment of our national resources.
4. To secure such an extension Of the
present Homestead Act as will facilitate
the settlement of small landholders
throughout the Kingdom.
5. To procure for the people an hon.
est. economic, and efficient administra-
ton in all departments of the Govern
ment.
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NOMINATIONS
HAWAII, MAUI AND KAUAI.
For NObles--Island Of Hawaii.
J. J: n X: "oassa, 81. years.
X. r. HIND,
Hon. DIR. J. WIGHT, ''u' so"'''
Hon. SAM'L. PARKER,
DR.. c. Il. wrrMoKE, two years.
For Representatives Island Of Hawaii.
SOUTH Hmo-R. RYCROFT.
CENTRAL HILo-GEO. KAIHENUA.
NORTH HLo-ALBERT HORNER.
HAMAKUA-W. II. RICHARD.
KoHALA-J. w. MOANAUM.
KoNA-WAIPUILANI.
KAU-APlKI.
been formed on the Island of Hawaii as
follows:
Hon. S. PARKER,
J. KAUHANE, Blk years.
f. A. BURCHARDT,
X. X. HIND, "u' YEARS.
J. MARSDEN,
w. ii. PURVIS, TWO years
For Ncbles-- Island of Maui
Hon. II. P. BALDWIN,
w. Y. HORNER, SIX years.
w. II. CORNWELL,
r. d. WALBRIDGE, 'our years.
JAS. ANDERSON,
L. Won TEMPSKY, TWO years.
For Representatives Island Of Maui.
WArLUKU, DISTRICT Nv. X. Ma
KAKOA.
WAILUKU, DISTRICT q PATRICK
COCKETT.
MAKAwAO-W. II. HALSTEAD.
HANA-JOS. L. KAWAINUI.
! MoLOKAI- -
For MOBILES Island Of Kauai
Hon. GEO. N. WILCOX, six years.
Hos. 2. 2. KANOA, four years.
Hon. p. ISENBERG, SR., two years.
For Representatives Island of Kauai.
HANALEf-HoN. A. S. WILCOX.
LIuUE-HoN. w. ii. RICE.
WAMEA-N. KNUDSEN,
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
ssYankee Tricks" In ENGLAND.

Tho distrust of things American which
obtained in England until not so very
long ago was we'll illustrated in a re-
cent speech of E. H. johnson. He was
describing an exhibition of the Edison
electric light, which was about to take
place at the Crystal Palace, England,
and for which he had made great prep
arations. "A large party of prominent
people were invited and had begun to
arrive. was going to turn on 1900
lamps and astonish the Rritishers.
Finally every thing was ready and the
switch was turned, but no light.
hurried down to the engine-room to see
what the trouble was, and found that q
plug had blown out of the boiler, which,
of course, stopped every thing. They
don't do things in as great hurry as
we do over here, and the English en-
gineer said repairs could not be made
before next morning. But insisted on
repairs at once, and the result was that
in short time my efforts were success
full, and the lights gave forth their
brilliancy. But" concluded Mr.. John
son, there wasn't a man in all England
that didn't believe it was Yankee
trick."-N. Y. Tribune.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
Picking and PAckinR Fruits.

President G. =. Faurot, in recent ad-
dress before the Colorado Horticultural
Society, d~elt considerably on hae sub
ject of picking and packing fruits for
the market He said that he had heard
. great deal Of complaint from faAners
growing apples for the market, that
they found it difficult to sell their
fruits. I'm my Judgment" said he,
*tthe trouble lies largely with the
farmer himself. He does not take
pains in gathering or picking fruit.
The grower should first know what con-
stitutes frst-class apple. 1t should
not be over-ripe or undeveloped as those
often are that grow in the center of
the tree. In gathering them great care
should be taken that they be not
bruised; the fruit should be gathered
one by one and laid in basket or sack
suspended from the shoulders and tho
apples should be sorted as soon as
picked. A uniform-sized box should be
used in shipping and sacks should never
be used, for if you do you should n3ver
oxpeot to geta frst-clas5 price"