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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
TIE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE.
BILLS PRESENTED AND REFEREED.

BY Mr.. Roberts (by request; To provide
for the purchase Of II. W. Flournoy's re-
vised edition of Mayo's Guide. The bill
provides that the Guides shall be pur-
chased at not more than $3.50 n copy and
supplied to all the justices Of the peace and
clerks Of court in the State.
BY Mr.. Peters: To amend the act regu-
latng the time for holding the courts IN
the Fourth judicial circuit.
Bv Mr. Roberts: TO provide for working
and keeping in repair the public roads OF
Smyth county.
BY Mr.. Peters: Incorporating the town
Of Ridceway, IN Henry county.
By Mr.. Yarrcll: TO amend the Code in
relation to the appointment of superin-
tendents of the poor and county survey
OTs.
BY same: TO amend the Code in relation
to the rules Of decision in appellate courts
where the evidence mot the facts) OF the
party excepting is certified.
BY same: 70 amend the Code in relation
TO the trial Of criminal offences committed
in the counties. the courts by whom tired:
and when and by whom GENRE taclGS issued
in eases Of felony.
BIZ same: TO amend the Code in relation
to renire facias in case of felony, what 70
command. number Of persons to be sum-
moned. and how selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We ara receiving and placing on our tabss
NEW GOODS nearly every tny and have Iust
received A nice Tine from hayliand IS Co, Limo
g. France, Of DiN MIR. TEA. FISH. uANt,
ICE-CKEAN, and OYSTER sEfr, FINE DECO
RATED PLATES. g..
our nno ~ FANCY GOODS is complete, com
sisiing In port OF ROYAL WORrtsI ER, HLN-
GARIAN, fOiAAN. CARLSBAD, PAPfRNS,
CROWS DERBY. Jt FFkiC. Riii Nlsu CROWN,
TAPESTRY, Old HALL, BtDALeIADI and
many ofhnr KiuIs, in Rresi variety.
We have tho largest stock aud variety ~
LAMPS 60 DO found In this msrks,, and A. prices
~ low "a the lowest
We have nice line ~ ENGilSu DINNER
SETS Ia good dcc0rbti9us1 ranging Ia prices
from g. I'D 20 g. $500. ..-.
orr stock oi TOILET or WASHSTAND SETS
"a large and varied "a decorations, and Al prices
from :. o. $50 ger SCI ....
We have an n rlost endless variety OF HOUSE
FURNl>HlNG GOODS, an OF which Will DO sold
at prices 20 -uit mo timos.
We ats pleasure IN showing orr goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10
OUR GREAT CLEARING SALG.
IlaQgtl

Our entire stock OF WINTER GOODS will 10
sacrificed. The mild weather has left Us with an
enormous stock which must be sold. Orsud list
OF Winter Goods 10 DO sacrificed IN mo GREAT
EST CLEARING SALE yoG at empiod.
Note the difference between Clearing sale
and regular prices.
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
At qc.-i00 pieces Of beautiful BrOcade Dress
Goods IN every known 5hade-regulsr price
I6,c.-our great clearing-sale price &c.
At12L Fifteen pieces DouDle-Nidth Austria
Ian Crepe, in black only, actual value zJc--
Olrgreat clearing sale price l2l4c.
At l9c.-l0J pieces 36-nch- wide English Cash
Ineres In choice shades, worth 31c.-great
c'earing-ssle price l9c.
At S3kc.-ChOice Of ATTY pieces all Pure-WoOl
Trlcos and Flannel suitings. % inches wide,
former price 50c.-theY all so IN our great
clearing sale al 331.c.
CORsETs, CoRsETs.
Long Wasted, Short HIP Corsets with iTe hooks,
for SO. worth 75c.;
Our French Woven COrsets az '5c are sold elso-
vhere at 81.
All our e. . and si,O grade cOrsets in our Clear
ing Sale go stsi.
WASH. GOODS DEPARTMENT.
At Axe yard-good quality Calicoes, fast
colOrs, worth SIC. yard
At 6ac. a ysrd.-Apron Ginghams, splendid
qaahty-sold By all others at i0c.;
At nc. ysrd--io0 pieces beautiful sicilians,
latest designs and fast coiors, were lg4c.-
our great clearing sale rye
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
$50 pair Heavy cray Blankets at 81 per pair, re-
duced from ti.65
1876 pair large-size Hcavy-White Blankets at
fl20, reduced from fa25.
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49, - inc most ,OmpItIo IIuo
UMBRELLAS. Of Umbrellas in tho city
.,..-.s..------.,----.--ic can he found in cur de-

partment to-day.
81 q buysats-lnch good Gloria Umbrella;
3 Is buys the former s. % q slity;
s395 takes the choice OF a limo Of Gentemen's
Umbrellas. 30 different style handles, Cones
toca silk, which e. warranted:
tlg3 buys tho former 81 quality.
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House OF Delegates.

Speaker Cardwell called the House to
order at II o'clock and Rev. q. c. Werten-
baker, of Iaurel-Street Methodist church,
led in prayer
Leave Of absence was granted Mr.. Brown
ing for three days. Mr.. Campbell, four
DAYS: Mr. Ellis, two days and Mr.. Han
kins, two DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY Is hereby
called 10 be hold % the ONCE OF tho company. IN
the Pace building. IN the city o. HicbmOnd. Va,
on JANUARY ~, 1891, az 1899 r. NJ. for ne
Transaction OF tuch business Is may como boz
fore said meeting.
BY order Of the Boari Of Directors
n. r. INGALLS,. President
RICHMOND, Va, Dece m Der 10, 1881 de std
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

PLASTURs NATIONAL BANK,l
RICHMOSD, VA. December ~. ls,1. I
VlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
( STOCKHOLDERS or THIS BANK wll be
held NJ the clearinghouse GU Tuesday, Jana-
MANN s. QUARLES.
de lf-fd Cashier.
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FURS.

largo assortment Of Hufs, Capes Boss,
Stolls, and Fur Trimmings cheap
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AT WORK ON ROUTINE
LITTLE DONE IN EITHER BRANCH OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The Teachers Biii Passes the senate-Pro-
position to Reduce Colonel white
heads Pay-Inspection of
Meats, &c.

The Senate was called TO order at few
minutes after 10 o'clock yesterday by
Lieutenant-G Governor J. Hoge Tyler There
was no prayer Several committees were
in session at the time. and consequently
the attendance was slim. As the commit
tees concluded their labors the members
came in. and by 1890 therewasa moderate
~ full Senate.
All of the bills passed by the House on
Wednesday were referred TO committees.
except one. which, under a suspension Of
the rules. was placed on the calendar and
subsequently, passed.
TIE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE.
The Chair appointed Meesrs. Harrison Of
Frederick, Jordan Of Halifax, and GOse of
Russell a. the Senatcs members Of the
ioInt committee provided for by resolu-
lion adopted Wednesday directing an in
vestication Of tho affairs Of the State Board
of Agriculture.
Mr.. Harrison sent TO the Clerks desk and
had read a pream bic and resolutions adopt
ed by the Farmers Alliance OF Frederlck
county in regard 70 the Commissioner OF
Agriculture. The resolutions declare that
the $4,000 appropriated IN the last two
wears 10 the Department of Agriculture has
not been expended for tho best interests OF
the State, and urging that no one not q
practical farmer versod in the actual de-
tails Of agricultural life be elected 70 the
Office OF Commissioner OF Agriculture. Re
ferred TO the investigating committee.
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GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHINGS.

Diamond Black HaltHose, full regular war
ranted fast black, &c;
The former 69c. quality we arc selling al We
lsSc. for a Gentomsn's Full-Regulnr super
Stout Hslf-Hose;
i7c. buys our former pc. quality;
&c. for Emo English Bslbriggsn Jersey Riooed
Halt Hose; -,
Aoc. for those handsome Raw SILK Half. Hose, all
colors.
suspenders are things that we have given cur
snecial attention 70 recently, and glance at ths
stock will convince you.
lOr. buys a pair Of good Suspenders;
l2xc. buys the next number;
pic. buys the former AZ. quality;
iac. tor the usual 75,. quality
Thase all have the Hsuls Patent Wire bucEies
ia;. buys the choice OF n large Tot OF Shoulder
Brscsr, HARRIS patent, which Is rot har-
mesa. hut a complete Shoulder Brace:
90. FOR an I'nlaunierei Shirt mGdo Of Aniro'-
cocgin cotton, 200 linen bosom aud wrist
hands. patent faced back and sleeves. rein
forced hact and froat. beautifully made; IN
fact % would be difficult 10 maEo better
Shirt a,any price-5Oc IS all we askifor them
this week.
see those lgc. Nieht-Shir,s, embroidered in blue
and red, all sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

THE STATE BANK or VfAGisIAl
RICHMOND, Va, Deem Der y 1883. J
NNHE ANNUAL NEE TING OF THE
I stockholders " this bank vii be held In
their banking house WEDNESDAY, January -,
lssa. e. IL o'clock NJ
do 20-eodtd WILLIAM NJ. hill, Cashier.
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TAXTsTOR 1891.

Mr.. Berry. from the Finance Committee,
presented the following bill, which was
ordered to be printed:
To An,e.d d,,d RclIlqci Section Az, Chapter %,
Of he Code Of 1891.
Be Il enacted BY lie General AsS0nb'y Of
V,rginin. That section Az Of chapter % Of
the Code of 1897 be amended and recnact-
ed so as to read ps follows Taxes for the
year 1921 and every fifth year thereafter
Cbeng tho wear next succeeding the
making Of Assessments shall be extended
upon the basis of assessment OF real es-
tate made in accordance with the proyi-
siOns Of this chapter.
This act shall be in force from its pas
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TO submit tho question of hoG-law TO
the voters Of Occoquan and Dumlries dis
tricts. Prince William county.
NO QUORUM
Mr.. Yarrellasked the Senate to take up
his Joint resolution asking Federal aid to
the public free schools of the States. and a
recorded vote developing the fact that
there was no quorum present the Senate at
1856 adjourned.
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MEETINGS.

PECIAh NOTICE. .,saSsra;yy4t.
- MEMBERS OF HENRlCO s.
LODGE, NO. 1891, G. T.. O. Of O. F.: --sss.,>s-
You are hereby notified 10 assemble
at Odd-FellOws BAL, Third street THIS Cffi-
dry) EVENING ~ o'clock 70 pay ne last tri-
hui % respect fo our deceased brother, julius
=. JAMES. Members OF sister lodges are invited
toattend ANDREW HOLMES,
Noble Grand.
W. II. BRUCE, Recording Secretary. IA io-ii'
OFFICE or TIE GUARASTET BUILDING. LoASl
AID 1RUsT COMPANY. )
TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
/ STOCKHOLDERS o. THIS COMPANY
Will be hold 81 She Office o. the company, No.
norlh Tenth street, .. 1 o'clock y. Il. IUtsDAl,
january -, 1870.
Election Of directors will be hell.
JaI1-lt WILLIAM j. RICE. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. A
> General meeting Of tho stockholders IN tho
ErtOPLAN RAlLNAN-sIGNAL COMPANY Is
called 90 Do held a. 1874 east MRiu street, Rich
mOnl, Va. al =. NJ, FEBRUARY j, lrtl
Special notices enclosing blank proxies VIII be
mailel.
by order Of tho BOARD ~ Directors.
". H. JOHNSON, Pre- dent
II. /. HOOVER. Secretary an Treasure.
ja l0-3Qt
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V'O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
1 rsko n0ucs, .tai r.o IA ~
WIN, Nurserymcu, .a.. p1sei ~ H.
uooi ami Charles So. WIN. "s' u. ... 'ti
sea. ss0.yol Ga d. is' tay Of 'f-
hsm .. Hood assuming a. lls .s .l.'
lrm and buying Oul t1 il'ercs. N' 'it.''' '
Wur, who retired f.om Ae ol-.arft
The ogslne,- whi.n. since $500 +'tf.I -.fh AZ
teen condu...i ny Hiila4n b. hoai ai'l', -.
der tho Oh sty. D 0f Hold IS ~ 5000, t.i. lf.n. 90
uary J. 49,. le colt4rtcg - sHil iie3i uHN'
'A' w. o. HOOD.
a. ~ WlsN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

Ths frn % Hood & WED having teen hf.
90 A connuuanre = Tie patronage az .iH1ol
tho old concern. sad csl assure mJ .-ifuis IS D
tina publl. generally llsf suy orders rq
Msnsr.. ". q. HOOD q 90. viii resolve eaIeii'
attention. Respectfully, ..,...,
a. l-eod5. \ "t'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-10

No, possible to call your attention too often 70
the sPRING GISGHAMS that arc now being
sold for o. n yard. and which you Will nave 10
Inv for 10 or lsc o yard hereafter-s loss to inc
manufacturers OF upwards Of $500 on the ll'OOO
Yards 90 sale here.
Tho sc. CHALIIEs in now spring styles Tor lsc';
ao.ipch ALPACA LUSTRES IN plain or fancy
for g5c. that will cost 80 to &C.
2c-lnch wide ENGLIsH PERCALEs for &c;
9n-lrch vide. the finest Of American MAKE Tor
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SENATE Bills PASSED

To pay teachers in tho public schools Of
Virginia without requiring average attend
ance of pupils.
10 INCORPORATE the Colored Mutual Pro-
gressive Association Of Prince Edward,
Cumberland, and Amelia counties.
70 amend and reenact sections /. 2, 3,
and of an act approved February 18th to
incorporate the Lynchburg Baptist Semi
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INSPECTION or MEATS,

The bill offered by Mr.. Downing to pre-
vent the sale of unwholesome meats by tho
appointment of inspectors came up on its
third reading and engrossment.
Messrs. Downing, Joseph Is. Davis. and
Curtis spoke OF the iuportsnce Of the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-12

the King and the cnthrorement Of
his sister.
4. ] deny that the Attorncy.Gen.
eial ever offered TO tell the Cabinet
what he did IN Canada.
., ] deny that the majority Of the
Cabinet ever advised the King 10
sign n treaty with the United States.
L. / deny that there was ever any
coucealment, or attempt 20 conceal
anything from the King concerning
the treaty matter.
Z, / deny tia, any proposition 70
allow foreign troops TO land on lla-
wailan soil, was ever considered by
the Cabinet except to unanimously
and absolutely decide such question
IN the negative.
Minister Damon--T wish 10 deny
rs an honest man that l took that
treaty to the King with the intention
of couccaling that last clause. l
said 10 His Majesty that whenever
we got that proposition in writing
every member of the Cabinetopposed
it. His Majesty said: MIR. Damon,
why did YOU leave that clause OFF,"
aud said, "BecNusc. your Majesty,
1t does not belong TO this Govern
ment." say this honestly and
truly, and in presence of every IIa-
waiian member of this House.
Minister Ashford having taken the
floor,
Noble Widcmann rises 10 point
of order.
Minister Ashford--I wish to re-
move this misrepresentation from the
Minister of Finance. (Calls OF
"Ninau.") l will stand here till
the President calls me 10 order,
however much the hon. Noble from
Maui calls out "Nnau." said this
was my Information. 1 ain glad TO
hear Mr.. Damon's explanation ON
that subject because did not pro-
fess TO speak definitely. His Excel
'ency Is, however, very much mis-
taken when he says that i, was not
suggested to have that cIause kept
froui the King.
The amendment, 10 have the reply
translated and printed, was carried.
At 4:l3 the House adjourned.
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SHIPPING MITES.

The steamer C r Bishop brought
yesterday 1906 bags paddy, and the
steamer kaaia 200 bags sugar and 1908
bags paddy.
The bsrkentiue Planter took in sugar
to-day from the steamer kilauea Hon.
The barkeniinc W II Dimond, Cap
tam Il T. Drew, arrived Tuesday even
ing, II days from Fan Francisco, with
Il cargo II general merchandise.
Th bark Thor, aptain " ESteinert,
arrived June 18th, 81 da from New
castle, with 1870 tons coal for Wilder s.
Co.
The american tern Narioa, captain J
Hodson, came in this morning, Is
days from Eureka, Cal, with SU9.9S1
feet r w lumber AMI l5G1s NJ shingles,
consigned to Messrs Levers & Cooke.
The American bark Cousa, Ca toin
C Backus, sails this afternoon for san
Francisco with 1921 ,35i pounds sugar.
The shippers are: II Hackfeld q Co,
1898 bags sugar; NJ S Gr'nbaum & Co,
ISIS bags sugar. Totals: 26.75l bag.
sugar; tonnage, l7Cl tons; domestic
value, $4,000.
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SIXTEENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, June II.
The House opened at 10 O'Clock.

The House opened at 10 O'Clock.
PETITIONS.
Rep. Brown-from residents Of
Fifth Nistrict, Honolulu, for 1000
for roads at Palama. Public lands.
Rep. kahookauo-from kohala,
for So 500 for female school there.
Education Committee. From same
place, for $500 to move statue OF
ksmebameha 1. to Courthouse yard,
Kohala. Laid on table, on motion,
to be considered with Appropria.
ton Bill.
Noble Pua.-trom Honolulu, with
800 signatures, that the present
Ministry be remoyed-lst. because
of their endeayors to give away the
independence o! the country; IDLY,
OH account OF their encouraging dis
turbances among the people; 3dly,
because they were not in accord
with each other; 4thly, because
they had not apprehended the per-
sons who shot natives without
authority on July so; 5thly, for
not preventing q large importation
OF opium. Laid on table TO be
considered with motion OF want Of
confidence.
BY the same member--from Ho-
no!ulu, that the Constitution be
abolished and that Of Kamehameha
V. restored. Laid on the table to
be considered with any measure Oh
the subject.
BY the same member---from Ho-
nolulu, that the segregation Of
lepers be abolished, because the
lepers sent TO Molokai are not
curel, are not treated properly,
and die. Laid on the table to be
considered with Rep. Richards
bill.
by the same menber-,fr from Ho-
noiulu, that the law regarding vacci-
nation be repealed, because it is q
prolific means OF spreading lcprosy,
and il is not known where the vac
| cine matter comes from, or whether
it is vaccine matter or ieprosy mat
ter. Laid on the table TO he con-
sidered with bill.
Rep. kahookano--from Honolulu,
signed by 40 policemen, that $500
he appropriated for paying them for
their services during the past six
months. Judiciary committee.
Rep. WaipuiIani--from Kona, ~
signatures, that the duty on coffee
be increased. Laid On table to be
considered with bill.
BY the same member---that $4,000
be granted for assistance of st.
Louis College. Education commit
tee.
Rep. Kamai--from Kaupo, tina,
all lcpers be released. Sanitary
committee. From Hama, that there
be two District Magistrates there in
stead Of one. Laid on table TO be
considered with bill. From same
place, that the new Cabinet consist
Of two natives and two foreigners,
Judiciary committee.
REPORTS.
Noble Baldwin, as n member 81
the foreign affairs committee, said
several had expressed desire tC
have the minority report ready as
quickly as possible. 1t was now ir
the hands of the typewriter so as Il
put it before the House In goot
shape. II could be presented thi,
afternoon, but he would prefer tn,
regular time tomorrow. He hat
found more in the subject than hl
expected and was not professional
writer. He asked for the ruling o
the Chair, with respect to the maj or
ity report, on the question OF whethe
documents could be taken from Tia
Secretary's hands without the orde
Of the House. There was rul
that the Secretary should not Civ
out any original documents, bat tina
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HOUSE AID LOBBY.

There was a fall House this
morning-no reference to the holt
day.
1t is not safe to correct the inter-
prefer. lie seldom comes off
second in bi-lingual contest.
A party of ladies visited the
House this forenoon in company
with Mr.. end Mrs. w. j. Lowrey.
Some members cri,icise others for
wasting time sometimes, apparently,
for the sake OF getting an oppor-
tunit y TO hear themselves talk q
While on nothing.
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VESSELS lEAYIN; TOMORROW.

Stmr Kinau for Hilo and way ports AZ
2pm
Stmr q II Bishop for Waianae, Waialua
and Noolau III 8 a N
Stmr Lchuu for. NuU and Hakalau at !
pm
Stmr Pcle for Hamakua at pm
Stmr aa'a for kapaa ut 4 p in
schr Moi Wahine 1or Hamakua
Schr Kauikeaoui for Kohaa
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NOTICE.

HAYTNG bought out Mr.. y. II.
III Page in the "Iiouoluiu Carriage
Manuiact'ry," NJ ,2s Fort street, ! am
prepared 20 continue the above business
under the old name ri HorGlulg Car.
riage Manuiacl0iY, and being an old
experienced carriage huilter ! solicit
the patronage of my old iyicnds and the
pubic in general. and with my thorough
knowledge OF The business and VITA OK.
pericnced workmen and using only the
best material l guarantee genera! salts.
faction. Please call and see me before
goiag elsewhere.
(Signcd): GIDEON WEST.
Honolulu, Oct ~, 1889. 90I II
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-
reroit was taken from him to be
translated.
The President--That is the rule.
Rep. Nawahi thought the Secrc-
tary should not be banned. He un-
der,tood the report had been handed
back to the committee for correction
OF its unparliamentary language.
Noble Baldwin--1lat 10 what it
was taken away for, but, when he
went over to the Arion house to lock
for it, be found it there being trans-
lated.
Rep. Nawahi inquired about the
opium committee. 1t seemed to.
have fallen under the stupor Of
opium.
Minister Damon presented in
printed form :: supplement to his
Department report, being a sun
mary of the number, division and
nationality Of taxpayers, 1889.
=. RESOLUTIONS.
Noble Baldwin read Grst time
his bill prescribing the seat Of JUS
tice for the Second judicial Circuit.
1t changes the seat from Lahaiua to
Wailuku.
Rep. kalua moved that the bill he
rejected, The change was not de-
sired by the common people but
only by the rich. Perhaps it was
wanted by those who attended Court
because there was no saloon at La
haina whereas there were two saloons
at Wailuku. He lived at Waluku
but knew that the people of the ISL
and did rot want the change, II
was measure that came UP every
session.
Noble Baldwin thought hardly
any bill should be rejected on first
reading, He did not wish To discuss
it at this stage. Most of the crimi-
nal business comes from Waiuku
side OF the island. Lahaina was the
chief centre in the times of the
whaling business but it was COM
paratively scant in population now.
He had no personal interest in the
measure, which he brought in for
another party. The Supreme Court
lie understood had carefully con-
sidercd this question and believed
that the change would be beneficial
in the interests of justice aud OF the
whole District.
Rep. kapaehaolc considered the
measure Objectionable in making the
people 20 to Waiuku every term,
instead of alternately with Lahaina
as now. 1t would greatly incon-
venience jurors from some parts 10
attending. The abandonment of
Iahaina would be 4 sacrifice OF
Government buildings there, while
new ones would have 10 be provided
at Wailuku.
| Remarks were made by Reps.
Kauhi and Rosa, Mobiles Baldwin
Widemann, and J. N. Homer, and
Rep. White, when the motion to re,
jcct was lost on division, 23 10 "a
Bills were read first time by
Reps. Bush and Kapaehaole, ant
Noble Cornwe!l.
Minister Thurston presented The
Interior report in English.
Rep. Marques submitted q rcsoiu
tion to subsidize the Kapiolani Ma
lernity Home with 81 500.
Rep. kahookano moved q rcsolu
ton requesting the Minister Of For
eign Affairs to produce the missing
documents on the treaty matter.
the House adjourned at 1858 t
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Full report from beginning o
Rep. Kauhi's remarks on Court bi
will appear later.
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THE Central Union Sunday School
spent the 11h in picnicing at Ray
mond Grove. The children, with
their parents, teachers, and other
friends, began to gather at the rail
way depot shortly after & o'clock in
the morning. At about 8 the first
train OF seven carriages, packed full,
started, with hundreds OF people still
waiting on the platform. Another
train, also we'll filed, followed half
an hour later. There were about 100
sonls on the two trIips. At the
grove various kinds OF amusement
and an abundant supply OF refresh
ments were provided. Beaming coun.
tenancss and merry laughter on all
sides indicated that happiness reign
ed supreme. The trains brought the
company home early in the evening,
safe and joyful. The School Trans
portation Committee performed their
duties with care and efficiency. The
railway officials were also very attcn'
tive and wu,chiul to prevent mishaps,
which they succeeded in doing.