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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with the Election Law of
the Kingdom, notice is hereby given that
Special Election for Noble for the I'M
expired term of six years, will be held on
the Island of Oahu, between the hours of
8 O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock P. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY. the 9th day of July 1890,
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of His Excellency Hon. John A. Cum
minis.
The Election Districts, Voting Precincts,
Polling Places, and Inspectors of Election,
are as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT-HoNoLULU.
That portion of Honolulu lying south
east of a line drawn from the summit of
Konahuanui range of mountains along
the crest of the ridge separating Manoa
and Makiki Valleys from Nuuanu and
Psuoa Valleys to the flag pole on the old
battery on Puowaina (PunchbowD thence
direct to the junction of Kinau and Alapai
streets along the center of Alapai to King
street, center of King TO South street, CEN
ter of South street to the sea.
First Precinct-All that portion of said
District lying east of Punahou street and
a line drawn in extension thereof mauka
and makai.
Polling Place = Government Nursery,
junction of King and Waikiki streets.
lnspectors-E. G. Schuman, J. Lucas, ] (.
NJ. Camara
Second Precinct-All that portion of said
District lying west of Punahou street and
line drawn in extension thereof.
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SUPREME CGURT...-JULY TERM.
MIR. JUSTICE DOLE, PRESIDING.
MONDAY, July Z.

MIR. JUSTICE DOLE, PRESIDING.
MONDAY, July Z.
The Court opened at 10 NJ.
The King VS.. Puou (k.); perjury.
Defendant was arraigned and plead
ed not guilty.
The King VS.. Kauhane IVY; re-
ceiving stolen goods. Arraigned and
plea of not guilty entered.
The King VS.. Kealoha (k.); larceny
first degree Arraigned and plea of
not guilty entered.
The King vs.. Kapibe; gross cheat,
second degree. Appeal from Police
Court, Honolulu. Tried before a
Hawaiian jury who return a verdict of
guilty. Sentenced to fifty days i'm
prisonment at hard labor Deputy
Attorney General Creighton for the
Crown; J. K. Kaulia for defendant.
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$763, 1877 90
Expenditures.
Current Expenses of
all Departments 1898 1856 so
Section 8, Nat Debt
paid Savings Bank 57,66l 46
---$356, SAT 96
June 3O-Current Bal $137 ,615 90
Loan Fund Balance. 26S, 1884 76
General Treas. Bal S4O6, $40 SO
$763, 1877 92
GODFREY BROWN,
Minister of Finance.
Treasury Department,
July l, 1890. 1351-1t
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GENERAL STATEMENT.
Apr. Current Bal. sos, 655 04
Loan Fund Bal :. . 28l .497 06
General Treas. Bal. $49l,1 10
Receipts.
Current .. SEE, 946 &c
Postal Savings Bank 5000 Is
-$272, O45 80
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The reception for the missionaries,
which was to have taken place this
afternoon in the parlors of the Cen
trail Union Church, has been post
poned to Thursday afternoon, at the
same time.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

vi the Hawaiian Treasury for -.
Quarter Ending June 80, 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-08
VITAL STATISTICS.

Mortuary Report for the Month Ending
June, 1890.
The total number of deaths reported for
the month of June, was 40, distributed
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Quarterly Meeting.

THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF c.
L Brewer l. Co., will be held at the office
of the Company. on WEDN ESDAY. July
9th, next, at 10 O'Clock An A full at
tendance of Stockholders is desired, as an
amendment to the Bylaws, defining
powers of the Directors, will he considered.
]. o. CARTER,
Secretary &. Brewer Il Co.
Honolulu, July /, 1890. 2-1w
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Amusemenls.


.C,DrMy-S lb-The ord Homestead
ANRTRG THEATRE-S-Thc Best 'uIe'
pIIOv TIIEATRE-S-A Texas Steer.
BROADWAY TlIEATRE-S-Nero
r ASINo-9 .l5-POor Jonathan
CurCEErING HALLS .I5-Concert.
CoIJ-NBI-S THEATEE-S15-A Silent Partner
Nays THEATRES :15-The Last Word
,-nFN MUSEFs-Otcr0 and Wax TAb!eaus
CARMEN THEATEE-S-Sunset and d. Bill
Ir,Xn OPERA HOUSI,-s-Later On.
,AMMFESTEIN'S HARLEM OPERA HOO0E-' 40
4 Man OF the World and Aunt jack
IEREMANN'S THEATRT-s-Strobeika'
ROSTER & BIAL'S-2 and S-Carmenc@'
,yCEI-N THEATRES Bottle Idler.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :3o-Aitef'1 h'us"''
and A Pair OF Spe "a les VI, ,,,, r,
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOCSE-e-4he N"''N' "
Sziseth A..
,INLIt'S 5Tu.AVE. THEATRE-S-Josh .. ar IN b.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN-9 70 U anu ''' W
lO-Autumn Exhibition.
NEW PARK THEATRES 1b-NacueNIIe'
XIpIO,S GARDEN-S-My Aunt Bridget
p.1NFR,S THEATRES 15-Tac Middlenan'
pnOCTOR,S osp.ST. THEATRES :1o-Meh ana "'hi'''
STANDARD THEATRE-S-Ship Ahoy'
STAR THEATRE-S-The Senator 49,
rovY PASTORS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rNION SQUARE THEATRES 15-Ihe Couh'y 'sn'
,aTBsT THEATRT-S-Blue Jeans
c26 FIFTH.AVE.-Art Exhibition.
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4 LONG LOOK AHE1D.


Tborn orc two classes of Influences Whlch
will nowcri,lllv affect the Republican chances
IN tho next general election two years hence.
One i NEGATIVE and the other positive.
Ono is the repcllent power of Democratic lc@lS-
lo+;on in ths-heyt Congress. The other Is the
attractive power of the Republican National
administration. a Democratic Congress may
commit 50 many hlunderS and manifest SuCh
dangerous tendencies as TO warn the Nduoil
against the folly Of intru>tinC so unsafe party
with political power. The Republican Admin
i>,raton may make 50 fine record IN dcdlIhS
with questions of home and foreign policy that
\ Marty triumph will lie won 10y virtue OF IT.
achievements.
The present Congress can only complete the
unfinished worl, Of the session II cannot
originate any new measures. II can Only
maintain continuity of Republican policy by
remaining >tcadia>t and loyal 10 the principles
embodied in the legislation OF the year, when
must ultimately be sustained hy the deliberate
Indictment of the American people. is luiiu-
oncn in affecting the result # the next general
elections will hc oycr>hadoWcd 10y thar OF the
National administration, which will remain I'D
mower with Democratic House in opposition
70 il. That administration viii dNdc WIN
the Opposition House the attention OF the couh -
uv. If it, efficiency. thoroughnc>N. piiHouNh
and craftsmanship contrast iaVoiahi| Win 'hc
inoDtitudc. rccklc>>nc>> and uupatro'lc par
,.an>hiD Of the House. il Will bee "A magnet al
tracing popular confidence and respect I">i-
tive will co-opcratc with negative forces IN
nromotinr Republican triumph and Democratic
defeat.
President lIarrison> administration has done
much 70 strengthen the party since the ciec-
tons. During the next eighteen months il
will have an unnyallcd opportunity for IN
messing the country with the superiority oi
Eobublican methods of administration. IFS
conduct of foreign affairs has been vigorous
conservative AMI enlightened American di-
plomacy having rccaucd ia two years all the
prestige which was sacrificed under secretary
/ Bayard'> timorou~ direction. he Treasury
| Department has been managed conspicuous
/ well under conditions of extraordinary ann
! Guilty. The Navy Department has achieved
remarkable distinction for efficiency and or
ganizing power The War, the Interior ana 'h'
| poStoficc Departments have also been making
| excellent records and contributing 10 incica~
! the public estimation in which tie National Nj
| mini>tration j. held. Al these Influences II con
tinued in operation will tend TO promote the ~1c
ccs, Of he Republican party in The ncHt cI.c
tionS. The forecast o. inevitable Democratic
laundering in the next lIou~" and the pIc-"n
aspect, Of q National Administration irr" from
scandal and rcpIoach and thoroughly cilicien
in every department Of the public service" W'
alike encouraging. Republican, can take
long look ahead and be- inspired with oouac &c
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PREMIER cRI>rrS GEEIT TiCToRY'

ppruTrP CHI>PTS GREAT - Iohf'
49,. Jo,,lts which NAV have existed with le-
card 70 the stability of the lHpIc Nn"'noc VIII
h,vo been set at rest by the oVefWhe'h'ln3 VIC
tory which the Italian Prime Minister "'' JUST
secured 4. the general elections. i"' "I'oer-
..i., ,,o;o,;,,. IF about sixty which h" possessed
IN tbo la~i Chamber has been Transformed INTO
a,,o &c ., Ions, 30 in the new House. ana he
now finds himself At the head o. 'N"'uH Io"r-
sftbs Of the whole body OF Deputies Inc pro-
nor1ions of the Ministerial majority are WITHOUT
nrcccdcnt in the constitutional hIN'oiN VI
'Furopo and are all the more rcihai h'"'c III view
If -hc numerous interests ana opinions Nhich
were supposed to be hostile to frchher 'HNP',
rho Vatican WAS known 10 hold him in special
o,,irotbv moi only rs a dI>hclicVcr and ~ 4
rroomoson but alSC rs an llrrconcldp' enemy
of the Papacy and Of the priesthood. ne cA-
trnmo Radicals. the Republicans ana the Social
49,, who alc numerous. dctc>t him ~ rene
o,lo The friends OF France tlunt HIM aS the
,rboIdcr of the Trip.e Alliance, which places
r.,ly in nc,maucnt antaConi~m with lis former
oil, The IrrcdcntiS:s ahhOr him ~ their chici
onnonont and a, trucking to Austria while the
taxuavcrs and i'm fact. everybody possessed oi
any properly is supposed 70 hold HIM Responsible
for the critical condition 10 winch Ms policy
has reduced the National finances. W hen III
addition 10 this il i borne in mind that me
lhv>Sinian campa ms have excited widespread
discomfort and luminosity toward the N"Vcfn
mcnt. il will hc readily seen that ihc victory
which Nignor CrSpi has Just secured Is OF >ur-
pri~irg and extraordinary character
The issues before the country and on which
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coon LANDS STILL ~ PLENTY

T. IL y y
,ipo,ous ohioc:jon come, from the Ma,,a-
ot.n,o.,. ,cricultr,al -ocjc,y Club 10 the pro
,'1.I ,rr,[,a,,i,., Of ,bo arid land, in the West
7, +. moi the constitutional objection. II j, not
,,.r,d th,t ,c.crvoir, are DANGEROUS. The COM
main, i, that if will hling vast areas Of land
into comuo,;rion with all that portion Of the
country now under cultivation. and that this
,iu mean oyct-nroJuction and uino,is prices
Tboro is no doub; rha, good deal Of friction
h,. crown mn Within the last twenty wears be-
,,vann the ag,icnltuIi,tS OF the Last and those
e the West. Immense areas or land west Of
ho Ui>.ouri and north 81 fine Platte have dur
;n, ,b,7 pcrind Of limo come into the service
,l,.. of urooro.si,c farmers. They are
I,,.ds ,t.t layr Lccu acoiIircd for almost moth
;,,- rho animal fave, levied anon them have
Locn c-cocdinclv small. Their soil. which j..
rich and Generous. has Welded returns alto
ootbor di.pro3ortionatc. according to Eastern
.,,rd,rd. o. either the original investment or
| H., animal o,nnr.c Thcv are level or Hing
Inrd. ,iuos, entirely >touclc>s. through which
! - r.,,,.. cam Ln driven for miles without cu-
| .,.,,..,,;,, 90, oI.truction If any kind Vhcy
.,,,,,,. ,,ouislncnt f., stock without expense.
limo 81. attention. The gIa,S crows abundant
iv and cure, as il fall, on the ground 50 tha, in
tho warmer climates horses. cattle and even
.boon need Inn to be turned loose i'm the winter.
r,ho, crd .hclto, IN tbo coulc., drink IN the
crool.. and ivors and cured cra., at their
eoo+ Evan ,chcn i, SHOWS tbcy are not dis
,o,,r,oed AZ thrv know the rick Of pawiuo
cleo, , crazinc snot whenever they are hungry.
Tho Western farmers cypcnses under these
conditions. and even # moi all Of them aIc
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

Foroign-Parncll continued bis stumpnG tour
so,.oral FIGHTS followed in conflicts between the
parno,lites and Anti Parnellites =- All me Iali-
way men in Scotland will 60 on strike next sun
dav. - The Brazilian Assembly began 70 us
cnss the new Constitution. - Inc ArlncNi'"
Cburch trouble has been settled. - I"c'le
hundred deaths from cholera have taken place IN
Guatemala City in the last seven weeks.
The widow Of George CruillShaHkS ana me WIG
If Mr. Mundella. W. T.. are dead.
Domcs,ic.-An article in The Plat'soulI re
nnhHcanv clearly shows that Smith W. Weed IS
an active candidate for the United States Senate
- \ caucus of Republican Senators VIII 10
held this evening to take action on hnancl'l IcSl7
,.;, and the T odqe bill -=- Two students we've
bprncd 10 death and several badly injured al
birthday party in Buchtel COLLEGE, Akron ONO
\ conference Of Republicans 10 discuss me
oroauization of the next New-llampSmre House o'
REPRESENTATIVES will shortly be held in Concord
- Indians I'm the Bad Lands are sald 10 d"
.-,.i.a 400 themselves - The Board Of
pecents Of the State University have taken at' Oh
70 preyent the giving of hasty or lI-conSreI''
degrees. 80,
civ and Suburban.-Dr. Gregg was instance
in his new pastorate in Brooklyn --- 9'''' I"
noople nearly lost their lives by breaking 'iiouei
ice in a skating pond. == y. i. Sle2hor'hcr "I'u
60 4 woman killed by falling from the ioui'I
floor Of the Hotel St stephen
Tho Wcathcr.-Forecast for to-day Clear o.
fair and warmer. Temperature %esl'r"'H.' H'-"
.st "a degrees; lowest, 30; average, - '-9'
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~. rt.,t women should know much else. mon
who argue that woman " doe, rot need French,
italian t,.r.,,., and >L.ri.L M vlIch to express
her fc.lIr> on matter, and thir., lu general wien
ti..,. hammer Il, ,, wrong" Wlfiu., ei.pp!u. o. Joe
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, man r.r, I'D such 4 time. or whether lu hi,
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THE TALK or THE DAY.


NJ Kriior Haeop ha'm"lan' OF r''''''P"'
De- ordained a' "pu,' minister IL ,'D :.
some mon owe much 't t''F i""o an ,.,,,.n
tnc.r unique names. u t'' ID" 49, ''''
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.tua a- sic looked adm rinHy al - ee' tl' ueN'
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hcr mIldt. "Notmnt. nil. ,n' - PH. W Or'u,6
lu.r beautiful theatre h'''-''"'"-' i"e'
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That Mr.. Smith VI. Weed has his eyes SIoeu
on the Scnatorship, and that his dcteriNlha'o"
10 win it is not one whit relaxed cannon ~
doubted by any one who reads the article plp-
ljShcd on Saturday in his personal organ, nv
plattsbug Republican, The main points o'
tho article will be found summarized III Il us
patch from our Albany correspondent. III
deed the fact that Mr.. Weed had moi "hI| as
pirations. but strong hopes. was maue cIcH'
when he engaged rooms at the pnhcip'' ~
hany hotel for the period in January Nhen inc
voting for Senator takes place. Inc fF.'S
burg Rcpublican" makes strong appear III HIS
behalf. which Will have the effect OF cohNoliu''-
inc his supporters into compact phaianN' As
the Democratic majority on JOINT haiIo' j. mar
row. il is easy to see that Mr. Weed VIII DC
able 70 give Governor Hill good deal OF
anxiety As to his own plans for dNpoSing OF the
Scnatorship. As for THE Republican, charge
that THE TEIBCNE made garhIed quotations
from Weeds famous letter announcing ms
candidacy. that is cfTcctuay disposed OF by the
quotations given 10y DIR correspondents
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by Manager Clark, I'm which the killing OF valuable
cow by the ssmtc Fe engine related. The letter
WA, referred the stock claim department., nut no
report from the engineer Of the train in question could
be found. Mr.. Clark sent for the engineer, an Oh
cup!oyc Of the road. named JOha Norton. and asket
I'm why he had reported the collision with the
COW.
".Ddn't know | hurt the cow said Norton
".YOu remember hitting the COWF
"Ccrtainly- and slowed up when she rolled over
on her back. but She waved hCr feet for me TO 20
ahead and concluded Sic all right. "-(t1ttsburS
Di.patch.
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and used. The Dakotas, for instance running
400 miles each way across the country, are
to.day producing 10000. 900 bushels OF wheat,
~ 600 600 of corn, 5O,OOo.oo" VI oa'S.
70 ace. 500 of barley, 100000 OF haX' ana
1000 600 Of potatoes on less IMAM one-,nlf-
,oon,h If their territory. Irrigation in Dakota
at the expense of Ncw-York and Massachusetts
can properly be postponed until little more
ofits ,ood land has been put at work.
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,lnNEN ND HINLNE.NN.

MONEY! IND BUSINESS.
,u.u Strcct has convinced itself that all none
aro.surc is over and has been acting on that
o''N ,ior for the past week. The average price
'.ocls has risen s. 50 per share; the rate of
" =, an call loans has fallen time loans on
ooII,tcraIs again appear, and there is some
50 nara nossbitv of getting commercial loans:
w.. has risen sharply, and the speculative world
w., ,oore INDUCES the belief that the millennium
hand Failures are still announced with cX-
,oroting frequency, but the Street Is in the
t,,,,or 70 regard them as bcatcd effects Of by
., state of things All this is satisfactory to
Wi street if it will but last, and the meeting OF
.,ao,d presidents this week is expected To de
.orc way Of mailing up the supposed improve
rt go that IT cannot get away.
d.. Wall Street as a wcathcrvane has been de-
oidodr rusty and nntruStworthy. II has been found
,,,org So often that even when 1t seems TO ne
rirht the country is inclined 10 demand "th'r
,Jencp As the other evidence IS examined IN
.Ii Instance II does not entirely sustain the con
.Iions of the Street, though some real improve
,.,,, certainly exists. Money is easier in BoStoE
and from Chicago comes the report that there Is
hoIevcd 70 he enough for all legitimate business
,,lIo.tions have not been bad on tie whole at any
,i,o during the recent disturbance, and II Is per
t. orl,. natural that there should be little
nor. coruplant about them after 80 many fail
rrcs At most interior points business IS SIN re-
poricd good for The season. Notwithstanding Strln-
,,acy Of money and extreme conserve iiNm IN loans
.l,po,t everywhere. The c!rarlngS an! the raj
road carnneS far as reported, exceed those oil
las, December. though the rate of gain In each
ca.c il, much loss than in other recent months. he
movement of gold from Europe IS called i"tI-
fous and apparently Is in the sense that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

Tho weakness OF Mr.. ParnelrS cause mani
fosts itself bv his violent actions and the loose
rom which he gives to his tongue. Ihdec"'
these thinc< furnish ground for the clam 'ha'
his mind is unbalanced. In one OF his speeches
Yesterday he alluded to mis- opponents IN we
Irish party as miserable gutter ,parr'WS'
"a clear-sighted a man as Mr.. Parnell has often
shown himself to be must know that he has
nothing to gain by rcsorting 70 bilIingNga'e
II * in fact. practical confession OF failure
n the beginning of the struggle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

should have the spectacle of religious sect ue
priving vast body of citizens OF 'heir co"o"
tutional rights. and preventing tnem rom "ol,'7
,boir dutv os citizcns II is intimatcd that the
trial Of those vourc ministers will result in n
seccssion and the probability is that the secession
will include most of the Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

the granting of the degree. Honorary degrees
have been entirely too cheap and numerous III
this country All efforts 10 restrict the Ut
stowal of them are entitled to approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

A clcvcr observer has aptly described the DEMO
cratic marty when in power as an orH"iil@c" opp
tite. If any one wants an NUS" 'i'i "
let him turn his eyes toward brooN'S" "'''
serve the desperate scramble WIN" - -
r,r ,ho Usticeship which ShcriiT-clect Courtney
I'm ,.,,..,o ,vbon bc takes his new and more
lncr,,iyc office. Day after day delegation after
,,oI..,a,i,r calls upon Mayor Chaplin in the IN
ttie that and the other candidate, whose
.a,.,,n,r o,e presented with more or less eoquence
and nortinocitv until il would seem that the on
zoo, - t.cse verbal assaults would he tempted 10
,hr,., his FINGERS in his ears and vow 10 choo@
ror tho vacant place man who had no CLAIMS
and va friends TO voice them Tie spectacle Is
far from being an cdilying one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

One thing we are taught by the fayerweatr'r
will contest y thing often taught before pu'
which apparently cannot be- taught 700 oi'cl.
man who Is wi,est lr his generation VIII dispose
Of hi. estate as he goes along. 50 rs 10 leave as
little as possible for his executors TO 90 TOT hih''