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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

h4ksF's Chocolate. uusweetened IL ID. boxes
Bakers Chocolate. Eagle Brand. u ID. boxes
APp's Homeopathic Coos, tn tins.
Chocolate de SSnss. : 10. tins
>eA~eii-eE's Coeoesens, Il 10. tins.
Van Hoo'oa's Cocoa. y ID. TINS.
Paili2's Digestive Cocoa. Il ID tins.
.iCs- = 's
Gsr-S- Ch...nrsrs - n IL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

Tn Srst seui-zunuzl 1ent Of the
Ozou Railway and Land Company,
u zeoounr o. the lsSss q the
Campbell property (Sl0,eeol, came
5ze zo6 wSS pzid Tnesisy; SlsO
re interest OF the company :
hau5s SI0.5011. Both these large
otIzEE5ons were pSli out q the
sz-Vlzs q the income fund Of the
co7pzuy- This SpszkS well for The
G-sz h<Ef-yezr's management q 81
sz1e-V-zss which some looked On Sc
rather doubtful q success, but
zhieh promises q be = growing
soEros O prosperity 70 this cry
md svs-v diSl-ict q The Island
Ehic1 7 reaches
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

= ~spoils one. If it were we
should condemn the Cabinet most
unspzringly For Mr.. Sopers sue
eessor. Mr.. Ch2s- l. Hopkins, we
have nothing bat praise. He is $
Hawaiian Of the best type having
served for many years in the Mar
shsI's department with credit. Is
uniformly courteous sn1 thor
ouShly trustworthy. Whether be
possesses the requisite push sud
energy necessary for the position
: more uncertain snd on the point,
time alone can decide He has the
opportunity to win for himself the
reputSsiou Of an efficient public
officer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08
The P1Aaters' MonthIy

For June contains the usual
variety Of interesting reading for
al engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Articles OF the new tariff bzn and its
effects On tbe labor question are
given 4 valuable letter Is printed
from Prof Coq6illest, the State In
tonologist Of California regarding
the tzse pest known q the cottony
cushion scale, which has lately sp-
pesred here The writer asks for
furthsr information regarding our
nu1t tzee pests. especially those that
attack the grange, coffee, etc This
issue Of the monthly contains some
Talusbls articles, which should be
carefully perused b. planters and
others interested II the prosperity OF
the kingdom
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

o. 2on1zy morning : hzf-hoor
Ezs lost u : DISCUSSION which
nszs- touched The question by any
z-cs1s--- Several members re-
NAKED thar ne discussion was out
e 0-lsr. bu- 10 one uose 70 5 point
q o-5s-- TINS : : childish wsy OF
EzS-1E ths 1ne q The House znd
: u1Eo-shy q 6elibe-2tive IS
ssZt-v composed q grOwn-Up men
he Uus O the House costs the
ooG1-ry nearly 500 81 hour. Sn6
q. 01Eht II. - X thrown swzy.
TIE Eo1se lzeks expert PARIS
zs1lz-y tzc-lciz1s- The Hon Cecil
B-oEn seems 70 h @l1oS- the only
&c sd h probably gecs worn ont
ealing the refractory 70 order.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

IL DOlo1 . reconsider the bzII
Elh reEzrd 70 the Foreclosure and
Sc q Nor-gzEa. TUes5sy u.
happily provoked some utterly
ErSr1lto1s Personalities That Rso.
Lzc-s sho1ld have been scurriIo1s
IL sUprss 10 one bEt thzt Noble
Ezezz--z1s shozI6 hzTe =. 81 81
zzF-s = 6E-rzcG01 L : 6issuuo-nt-
nj Els 0bserTz-ions sen 70
hzTs lss1 81 ebalLi-lOn q personal
sE--s- tor according % BIS own
s-z1s1s1- TIE 1nprotessIsnzl =
co111et q " 2 CSs-le ~zs suu-
P'o1ed u Ehe Supreme Court N
bz1eo. : re Suprsue Court I'm
Fru1essi01zI too2 Il ECuId sem
-, znd C01b-less y. 2 Css-Ie the
SzErsns Court and The bzr gaBer-
1l-ys III repzI % Noble Nactzr-
-z1s - : 1o1n-ziu q legal wisdom
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

Mr. s. z Pierce, who holds power
Of attorney for L T. Valentine Of
the Hawaiian BUSINESS Agency, sent
out circular yesterday 70 creditors.
stating that owing TO his not recsiT-
ing IN expected remittance from Mr.
Valentine, he was unable to meet the
liabilities OF the Agency any longer
He estimated that Valentines estate
II wound up now would realize about
fifteen cents on the dollar. Mr. Val
entine Is IN the States on his we'd
ding tour
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

O. MCN14y week the National
Ess1-o Party voted not % slow ;
p.soC Hawaiian widow. he wife a
: faithful Government servant 70
cSE l1s nodes pension q SO
ps- month from The public trezs-
Ery- We mention this nO- SIS :
slE- OF tLz- p&rty. for Z seized not
IO1 Suv hostility = widows. but
eSz-ss- ne presume. i believed i
vs. E1Izlr . Irsz- these cases ex
espsiO1zLy- We mention this
Zs-e-E tscz1Se mo y5&rs hence
Psrhzps even few DAYS hence
- c-1a treatment q The POor
EzEslz1 widow vii Il pzr4ied
tss1-s Hawaiian electors $ one Of
re s--oci-es O the Reform PSrty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

va PUpo--S % b the speech
q Esp- Robsr- Wilcox II reply 70
charges Uzde 81 Minister Thurs
tor hzs gone through sn exrzOr-
cl1z-E transformation n the hands
q ne Printing COMMITTEES. Il hss
ben - -6Occ01ed by the tranSlz-
~ @ someone else. thzt Il : hard
y recognizable s15 : s. i stands
--7-SD0C1- . : forgery Il i
Rely decorated With the fings.
G1rs- sueers. sarcastic Obseryz.i01s
IL lnE1snC0ss- % characteristic o.
lie sx-AuOr1ey-GenerzL The
Pr1-Ig Committee are responsible
1o- Ne 1csIty znd particularly the
Sood tzlth o the work done IN COZ
0sc-lou VIII The documents n their
eh1rgs- snd they ought % explain
ne sCe@ changes N this speech
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08
Per IFngafd from San Francisco.

l u uMgQlu uUM Odn PIdnGlSGU.
Barrels and Half Barrels, GRADUATED Sugar.
Boxes - 10 each and Bags 100 ID. each.
G-xnul4ieG Sugar.
!, Barrels Csbe aud Boxes Powdered Sugar.
- b. each
Extra e Coffee Sugar. Rags 100 10. each.
Cases Golden SyTRp. gallon tins
Cases Maple Syrap.
Cases Hoaey. znd 10. tins.
Japan Teas.
Boxes japan Tea in 5 and ID. each.
= Chests Japan Tea in \. y and ID. pkrs.
China Teas
Be1es j. B CousOu Tea, ID. each.
Boxss Z B. Mixed Tea. S H. each.
:, CAess Z B. Coug01 Tea 81 10. each.
Boxes Scented Orange Pekoe, 10 ID. each.
Chests China Tea. s. los. each for Plantation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08
IN oz1SsE " m xGEzEsLsgrP

he announcement made Tue@-
6zF q he resignation chat / n
z1Fzl2 q Marshal :. H SoDer
P-Dtzt-y OccSsi0nsd more regrs-
thz1 szrprise- We cannot AVOID
cs1EEElg Ehe Cabinet fer the -
n0-zl q : faithful public Officer
Eh0u cSzse That there / any
czass II tbs ezse beyond more OF
IS szrsnsive pzrtizzn cry for his
re00TzL ne do Bot believe and in
Fisldng % sch cry, the Cabinet
k4E o0os Psrhzps : natural, GER
tz1-y A 1nj1s-I1zbie thing.
NJ Soper has been : faithful
szGsu1 ard strictly honest public
$500 hoEet L ( said. for his
Ez4cz He falls : victim 20 these
10y ezzE-ies which have brought
IN more enemies than friends
He had the courage 70 defend the
SSz<zor H0uss II the interest Of
1ks rzbIie- against the VII Of an
E1r1stEorrhy superior, and be
IS bes1 sscri6ced for Il. He VIII
zzlzs Elrh hin into private life the
.zE zence and good vii q al the
fest pz-s q the community
he ren0Ezl does Lot seem 10 Be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08
CORRESPONDENTS

Ne - rs sslz ourselves rs<TsazsiAls soz sAe
Esz.zzezSz zzs5s. - eFaEs0=z sxE-s<ssG - s=-
sc--sxPcs3sz-k.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

Il. BgFf0Vial3 from Liverpool.
50 CASES OF
EUROPEAN GOODS.
Cases fine C2r-zrrs> L s12S-
Gases >z,czzs E4iSizs. n. Hrs
Gases Ps&-i S4cs, II tins
Cases Psz-i T4psooa- sn- sins-
Cases Flake T1Psoea tins
Gases SezS&izx- i. ,izs-
Gases 6-oz16 Rses, II Es1s-
Gases S7li Peas. y ;izs-
Cases Scasc2 Eoz-d Oatmeal. II. t1ss
Gases SooscA Flzs Oatmeal 70 tins,
Gases s OzEzsal. 4 n sizs-
Gases Fine PezrI B4rssy, h tins
Gases Caravan SEEDS, n tins
Cases whole AIlspscs. n. ttls-
Cases whoae ClcVe<. u sins-
Gases Nsapo-i.z- Maca-o-i. I tins
Gases kiP7%-eG Es-rinEs. s eoz- ssch-
Gases Y4r2o1,A Bl,4is-s, { dog each
Gases F1zEoo Ha33ock< toz- each
Gases grssa Es-r5zEs. ! d tins
Gases Cod Ec<<- u gInz-
Gases Asserted Ea-<.t 70. Eius. No-sOa's, 6
dos s4cz.
Gases Assorted Iaas.lls ms c & B. do1
szrs.
Gases Asserted E.--, Gi4s: jars. h tins
C& 5. saoE 70 s4-A-
Gases Asserted y4zs. II tirs. & B, ao1
szsA-
o4s= Asserted Pickles. s's, Nossoa'., stOa
s4ch-
Gases Asserted P5ckle=. Pss. c E B.sdog each.
C3<e< Asserted Pickles. psz. Nozton's, ? der
sseA.
Gases Castor ou.s q, oo,tls.. Nossoa's. ;
6ox s@eh
Gases oa='os Oh, ie o1- sossls<. No-,On'-. 5
6oz szck-
Gases 81 CARR Set.- il bottles. No.soa's. 5
toE ss<h-
caz=z N-.,.-a, in bottles. \. 4 =nslb-.s
tc.ssch
Cases 6saein= N1=srd. IL :. .ad OaeIb-si u..
Cases GrO1nd Pepper, II bo:sls<. 4. y and
P5-1z. s eor each.
Gases BerH1da ArrOrr0os. h tins, sdaz-
saSa-
Gases Ezza.A HPsssirz. mann Ha.,
a6o1- e4ch-
CASES cznT Po-t=-. il bottles. \. 4 .ls
Piats. 6oa saca-
Cases Upaoo s4afo ozr- I AID 4 pipt-.
d. s1cs-
Gases E.=s Iaela Geazirs Chgtney s4Ees
Cassz citroa Peel. u. tins
Cases CTsrOa. LsaOa 4nd Mixed Peel=. ? ID
jars
CLsss Lea and Pezisz' s4zc@ \ sd pinz
CASES Orfort S4zs4ss<. and : h. tins
Cases Spanish OIiYs=,
C.sss AIbzE1 S4-1izsz. = snc 4 tins, l00 each
e=zs
c.ses sardina., ChsaPer Brad. h AID Il ID
tins. 10 sseh c1zs-
Gases Petit Poi Tres Fias- i1o szes case
Gases Pesit Poi Fine. 10 e4eh c4zs-
Cases CeazpiE1Oz.- 100 eaea case
Gases K1sE1uoos, l0Q e4ea case.
Cross L BL1zk-s,E'. Asserted Spices.
Gases No-tos-s Assorted Spices. sdoz. e11h.
Gases NorsOz's cOufsc.iOasrT. Il bottles.
eoa. ea-a-
cI.= xorso.-s cOsssesio1s-y. i bs;sIs.-
sst- ssea-
Case. Norso.'. COzfecsioas-E.l u. bos,lss,
: doz eaek-
Cases xO-soa's cOafsesiOsz7.7E- tins
Kegs 81 Care Soda. IL eaes.
BG--sLz Sal Soda. .bi- - zzcz-
CEsez 4 3 Assorted Sszcez.
Cases L B AzckOTls Sane
Case. sogs.'. Relish
Gases LEsH5z,s E1trzes Nsss IL Jars.
Casa Rzspae-E Sy-p-
CE.sz Raspberry TIzsEz--
clssz Back CesTzzE syrzP-
c1zz Lena syuP-
Cssz D-rss-s SAID Oh. 4 AID pint bottles.
Cases Gelarsrs. II paeke1-
Bo1e= sayrna Pigs. Jarz Frs1eh Prznes-
czss Table SAT-, : u jars.
To be Followed by other
from Europe and I
Fine Selected Coffee R0
ALSO ON
A chOaes se'ee.sa 10 q sssy Old eozse
All CT which we oEsr at the LOWEST
ton quara
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08
California Tin Goods.

Gases Table Fruits. Assorted. > 6oz- each case
Peaches. Pears. AprieOls. PLANS. Straw.
berries. Rzsposrriss. BlSek6srris<. Quincss
GrSpSs- elc-. dog each case
Cases California Jams, Assorted , dor -ses
case
Gases C4litorn,s Jellies. Assorted. dog. each
case
Gases Assorted Vegetables.
Peas. Con, SUeeos&sh. Lima Beans. Srrinr
Beans and Tomatoes. sd0z- ezch esse.
C4SSs CsliforEiz Meats and Soups. q. 10.
cans, doz. each Gaze
CSns Liboy's Clipped Beef. 10. tins. . dog.
Gases Li6by's Coined Beef. and ID tins.
Gases Lisby'< Pigs Fsssslb. tins. do.. in
Gases Li0eg's Esgli<h Br-pn. ID. tins do..
Cases goslish cOrned Tongue. ID. tins ?
Cases Li6sy's Lunch Tongues. and ID.
tins : dcX- In case
Gases Libby's or Toague, ) ID. tiusI dog. in
Ease -
d0E- in case
Cases Boston Sausage Nest, dog. in csse.
Gases Boston PORK and Beans. dOz in csse.
Cases Boston Clam ChOwder, do1. in case.
Cases Boston Fish ChO~der. dog. in case.
Gases BoSro7 Lob<tsEs, h. tiHs 4 dog. in
Cases Boston Picnic Lobxters. ID. tins :
GeK- il case
Cases r r Posted Meats.
COL- il case
Under-OOd's DeviIIed Han. dog. in ease.
Cases Blue Point Oysters. and ID. tins =
dOE- IL Ease
Case. chsrty Stone Oysters. and 10. lin.
Cases Abe Lipeolus oysters. and ID Tin.
II case
Cases HIckin's sOaps, 81 ID. tins dOz- in
Cases American Franco Soups. 81 ID. tins
doE- IL else.
Cases Roast Chicken. ? ID. tins do1. in case.
Gases RGne-s Flag Salmon. ID. tins doE.
IL case
Gases Arctic Salmon, 10 tins doz. in zse.
Cases Fairbanks Lard ), and 10 10 pals
Cases DOle's Lard. j. snd 10 b. pals
kits Salmon Bellies
Kits Salt KsekereL
Kegs Family Pig PORK. =. 80 and 100 10. each.
Tins Salt N&ekersl and Salmon. 5 IL. each.
DIED RrzIe< II 10 And = h. bCxzE
Dried Apples IN 10 and 80 ID boxes
Dried Peaches in 10 and 50 ID. boxes
Dried Dates in y ID. boxes
SUEDRIES-
Boxes white CASTLE Blze. and Family cap
Bryz1t & Nays Safety Matches
Dzy i Martins BIsc King il Jars
B01s SiIieO1. Szp0iiO. Stove Polish
Boston ard California Dairy Salt, 10 ID bsgs.
kerosene Oil. Best Brznds-
Hemp. Rape AID Cslzry Seed.
4 Large Assortment Of Vegetable SEEDS.
Casks AID Deniiohn Vinegar.
Assorted Spices and Herbs
Barrels and Half Barrels Salmon.
Golden Gate. Cr0sn and Snow Drift FIoar
Amt Abbg-s Rolled Oats
Gernes Breakfast Gen
i B Data, OzI Flakes.
CON Starch
Cereals IN Bags and Tins.
Oatmeal. white s1d YsiIoE Corn Meal.
Crzeked Wheat, Graham FlO1r-
B1ckEhest Flour, HOuiny, RE Meal,
RE FIo1r. Avsaz- Parma
Boxes Pearl szgo and Pearl Barley, = each.
Boxes Split Peas. = each
Bags Red White Bz=o and Li12 Beans
Bags Green Peas
BAGS Wheat Corn. Crzeksd Com
Bags Whole and Rolled Barley
Bags Ozts and Brza-
now on the way
he United States.
aSted & Ground Daily.
HAND
suitable 10 Sad abroad to friends
MARKET PRICES and satisfao-
nteed By
;. MA Y & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08
DIR. JOSEPH -HASS'
Hog and Poultry Remedy
A Certain Cure for the Diseases Of
HOGS AND POULTRY

lst II in 6rs,class
I'd 1t bowels
Sd will healthy during
4
4h viii disease
parts beyond the reach OF aid.
rs 9Th. Ii destroys andh maturty.
9TH Ii thorough Feeders
no disease
3 will its cost times the extra pounds of pork
without Hogs
Hundreds
Scotland esnd the United States New Zealand,
TESTIMONY
D Has Hog Remedy
"si ana gam last (Sdl N. WALTON,
:, Our experience has prevent
mat
"GILLILAND BUCKLES.
"Cofeyvile,
"A good investment preventing
IL r. WOODS, kentucky"
Il do think safe
"B. +. DORSEY, Breeder Perry, Illinois.
ER-F0R SALE with directions for Use by
HENRY DAVIS 4 co,
S22l 1l12m keusivesAgsns for the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-08

II renOFal dos not seem 70 b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
ROYAL LADIES WHO SMOKE.
Cigarettes and Cigars Enjoyed by
Queens and Princesses In Europe.

From the London It'd Bits.
The Empress Elizabeth Of Austria smokes
from thirty to forty Turkish and Russian cigar
cites day, and for many years it has been her
inveterate custom to puff away after dinner at
strong Italian cigar, one of those with straw
running through it, and which is brought
to her with her cup of Turkish cof-
fee every evening on q gold salver. On
her writing table are always a large sill
yer box or repousse work filed with cigarettes,
match box of carved Chinese jade and ca
pacious ash receiver. Almost mechanically her
majesty lights cigarette after cigarette as she
sits in her great writing room at Godollo, which
is fitted up with carved oak panels and Gobelin
tapestries, the somber hue Of the walls being
relieved here and there by trophies of the
chase.
The Czarina Of Russia, who is likewise one
Of the vasSals of King Nicotine, smokes in a
somewhat more indolent and almost oriental
fashion. Stretched on the silken cushions of
broad low divan at Gatschina she follows
dreamily with her beautiful dark eyes the
rings o. blue smoke that her crimson lips
part to send upward into the perfumed air of
her boudoir-a boudoir which she calls her
'den," and which is copied from one OF the
loveliest rooms Of the Alhambra, with palms
raising their banners against the gorgeous
colors and diapered gold of the walls.
Queen Marguerite of Italy is another Of the
royal ladies who see no harm in the use of
tobacco. Her flashing black eyes look laugh
ingly through fragrant clouds of smoke and she
is wont to declare that her cigarette is more
essential to her comfort than anything else in
life.
Christina, Queen Regent Of Spain, is a great
advocate Of tobacco. She consumes a large
quantity Of Egyptian cigarettes and there is
nothing that her little ''Bubi." his majesty.
King Alphonso XIII, enjoys more than when
his mother permits him TO strike a match and
apply the flame to the end or her cigarette.
The smoking paraphernalia of the beautiful
ex-Queen Natalie of Servia is OF the most elab-
crate and magnificent description, while the
poet-queen of Roumania. 50 well known in the
literary world under the pseudonym of Car
men Sylvia" is content with the gold cigarette
case suspended to her chatelaine. The Com
tesse de Paris, the queen dc jure of France, is
addicted to mild Havanas OF delicious flavor
and her daughter, Queen Amelia of Portugal,
is a source of considerable fortune to the manu-
facturers of cigarettes at Dresden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
o1S-6t

ErOR SALE-A SPECIAL OFFER-FOR THE NEXT
IL 20 days tho Charlton Heights Investment and
building sociation will offer 80 of the choicest lots
IL Charlton Heights ut $40 cash and 50 per month
This Is an opportunity seldom offered secure q
been phenomenal. where moro houses have been
erected during the past year than the other sub
divisions around Washington combined.
~ trains daily. Communication tare N cents. Money
furnished to build. Prospective purchasers will be
conveyed to and from the grounds free
1Iis oher is for 30 days only, and is intended to
meet the aLuring offers OF paper towns their own
terms
The attention of investors is specially directed to
this Offer safer than Savings bank and sure of large
profits.
Apply early ut the Office of the company
933 st. NV.
JAMES Z. WAUGH,
Manager.
JOHN /. RANKIN,
o1S-lOt secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
Foreign Matters Uppermost.

Russia will begin Immediately the construc-
ton of a new railroad between Bialystock. Po-
land, and tho Austrian frontier. to be available
for the mobilization Of the troops in case of
war.
The italian government has notified Don
Carlos, In view Of his recent note claiming to
be the legitimate King of Spain, that he must
| title or leave Italy. Don Carlos is now at
Venice.
A slight shock Of earthquake has been felt at
Lisbon.
Hon. Isaac Holden, NIP. for the Keigley
| division Of York, has donated fl.0O0 to the
fund of the Irish national Hberelists.
Gen. Count Won Waldersee has been directed
to escort Field Marshal Won Moltke to Berlin,
where he will participate in the fetes to COM
memorate the German emperor's birthday.
The Prince Of Wales was 30 favorably i'm
pressed with what he saw and heard at his visit
to the Volunteer Salvage Society in Vienna that
he said he would gladly encourage the estab-
lishment of similar institution in London.
Baron Wissman has had q farewell audience
with the German emperor prior to his departure
for East Africa.
The cynical and elegant Mr.. Balfour. chief
secretary for Ireland, seems to be one Of
fortunes favored sons. He has lust been Of
fered S1,O00,000 for his shooting preserve in
the north Of Scotland, piece Of property
which was considered worthless O generation
ago and which has only recently been recog
nized as Of any great value.
A bill is to be introduced at the coming SEES
sion of parliament enabling clergymen in holy
orders to sit as members Of the house Of CON-
mons. from which they are now excluded, al
though large number of prelates sit in the
house of lords. Lord Coieridge declares him
self opposed to the change.
Advices from Holland state that Ne health
Of Queen Emma is seriously affected by her
and that 1t Is owing to her reluctance to admit
the hopeless condition Of the king that the APP
pointment OF q regency has been delayed.
Important communications have passed
within q few days between Lord Salisbury and
Rustem Pacha, the Turkish ambassador, on the
subject Of the proposed Anglo-Italian conven-
ton relating to African affairs. The sultan 10
understood to have repeated his protest against
the alienation Of any part OF Egyptian terri
tory by cossion to Italy or otherwise. Although
for the time being there is much calm in Brit
tsh relations with foreign countries, 10 10 DO.
ieved that Turkish questions are likely 70 Gre
ate the trouble.
In discussing Gen. Booths Darkest Eng.
land" the London Daily Nesos admits THAT
nothing can be done for the souls Of millions
until somsthing has been done for their bodiea
Miss Lille Booth Of Quincy, III, died yester-
day. She was not shot, a. ~ first stated, by
her betrayer, Dan Price, but in the struggle
with his brother, the ball entering her body
and causing her death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
Rapid Work for the New Navy.

When the advertisements for proposals for
building the ram, torpedo boat and torpedo
cruiser were issued Saturday by the Navy De-
partment it marked the completion by the Navy
Department Of all of the work of new con-
struction which it has been authorized to un-
dertake with two exceptions. These are tho
Thomas submerged monitor and the duplicate
OF the Vesuvius, which it Is unlikely will ever
be constructed on the limos originally laid down.
Congress at its last session made provision for
six new vessels-most of them Of heavier type
and more complex construction than any here
tofore undertaken to DO built-and the
naval authorities are felicitating them
selves upon the fact that they have
within three weeks after the adjournment
been able to complete all Of the designs, issue
proposals and ia several cases award contracts
for the construction Of these vessels. In addi-
ton to this record Of quick designing. the con-
struction bureaus were charged during the
year with the preparation of the plans for five
vessels authorized to be built by the preceding
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

Watts-"Now, II understand correctly, the
first principle Of socialism 10 TO divide with
your brother man." Potts-"Then you don't
understand it correctly. The frst principle Of
socialism 10 to make your brother divide with
you. "-Indtanapolis Journal
Teacher-s'Whichi Is the shortestmopth Of the
year2' Small Boy-ssOrgust" Teacher-'sAu-
gust?" Small Boy-"Yes'm. That's the last
month Of vacation" GOOD Mssos.
.Trreverent? Yes, indeed. Why, II IL were
possible, Il would be just like him to sit
around and MUNICH peanuts ct his own funeral"
Indianapolis Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

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