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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

old DOMINION STEAM -CkA.
" snIP COMPANY L.hySA
.-.ssslzAks.

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers Leave H!chmond ~ 1Rf IT. EsDAf
and FRIDAY a. J.. a Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time
steamers leave New YORK for klchmoni
yVRkY WEDNESDAY aud sArU ROAl 81 T.
NJ. arriving in kiehmond MONDAY AM FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- nodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare % New YORK uiG JamesrlFsr
rorte Including meas ard oecIhl..',,'. .s1D
Round "Trip ticketA. Limited ~ ArD Jays
After date OF lSsuA "a y
stes-age with subsistence. ...-.-....-..-.. olJ
steers 20 without suOsistence. ........-... VI
Capiu fare V.1 Chesapeake anl ONO rail-
CABIN fare via Richmond aud Petersburg
raiil al.....s...-.-..s- 800 ,o,,
Ttcsets can 10 obtained at A. w. Garbors, wv
Nam street Chesapeake ami OHIO AMI hlcn-
uond aad Petersburg dep0ss, ana 20 con- pahyS
ofice. 1901 Main street, sod wArf, hocksi'N
Erslah. forwarded and Ll-ol "a DilB ~ l1dins
issurd for points beyond New YORK..
Freight rec stys1 daiIT until ). T. ID
pe.s-uLsrs 4rasIng UcIluUnd on MONDAISs
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATTKDAIr, by the Chesapeake cad ONO rail-
nav frfa Newport News at 20 I. 81. anu Oy
pi.hmcpd aud Petersburg rGilroel Same days
a. 395 T. NJ, stli make connec lOn al NOhfOLh
I'm steamer leaving those lay
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents,
No 1871 Aain s.rso- AMI
sun COMMANDS wharf. kOozetA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1890.
AUCTION sALEs-ruture Day. .
BY Charles 4. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
No. II north Tenth street

A CHAN TO BUY A GOOD
"A HOUSE REASONABLY AND ON LONG
TIME.-At the request OF tho owner VIII sell,
on tho promises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 2, 1890.
at6P. NJ, that PRETTY NEW BRICK HOUSE
No. 3fO3 west Cary street, containing seven largo
rooms. good stables. and necessary out-houscs,
hot aud cold water. with modern convenience,
aud within I've minutes walk Of the Electric cars
and city park. Lot fronts 30 feet on the south
line OF Cary street, commencing 81 feet from the
eastern line Of West street and running back 10
feet 20 an alley IL feet wide. The house now
occupied by good tenant, paying so per month,
who will either continue TO rent or yacate al lhe
win OF the purchaser Owing 70 the raniilty
with which property Is enhancing In value In this
section, any party wishiu & 10 make a quick turn
should not fail to b. present
TERMS One ourth cash balance liberal.
Ie6 CHARLES A. ROSE. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

Don't be imposed upon. Buy Of relia
bic dealers and be sure 10 get Hoods Ssr-
aaparilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
ByJ. y. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1896 east Main street

AT AUCTION TO-DAY AT 1890
"A o'cloc,, for parties leaving tho city. Goods
must be paid for Immediately after sale. one
Marhle-Iop Dresser, several MashstaDis, .
Bedstesds. ! Down Cover very nhe: tea hsr
piIIoSs. 4 Hand Painted Dil Pictures. l plain
bureau, several Mattresses. Pillows, aud
Bolsters. % Sack Pillows and bosiers. 2sets + en-
Their Pillows and Bolsters, ! sewine-hachine,
Refrigera,ors, / single Wari r0be, Nelocipede,
Ok Odd Chairs. COok-StOye. Feather Bed, and
other miscellaneous articles. Come aud buy. as
the goods must be sold at once. .
j. II. VALENTINE.
,eR1t Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

BoscHyS, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST BOsCHESs Exc
CUToR, &c, DsFgSDASTS-IS THK CHASCERY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
], Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of the said court,
certify that tie bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause OF
June 3, 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF June,
1890 CHARLES ". GODDlN,
ina Clork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
TAX NOTICE.
oFffos OF CITY CoLLEcroR,l
RICHMOND. Va, June 1, 1880 (
NOTICE 80 TAXPAYERS.

am now ready 20 receive CITY TAXES FOR
Tx YEAR lsso. II tho whole or ono half IS not
paid by TIE 50TH INSTANT . per cent will be
eaoe1, anu fema'nius unpaid unth SkPTkh-
came a. the Law diroctA
All maics tseaiy-one years Of age and all per-
sons fInsie or female) sho own personal proper
~ are assessed. and viii please eall and settle.
PAVING, PIPE and SEWER CONNECTION
bills arc 10 be paid Ia the same manner as taxes
and &c the same time.
Copy from ordinance, chapter II. section7
"ff ell taxes with which any person or any
sstats OF deceientts assessed be not paid be-
fore the lsr DAY or sEPTkhBEN the Collector
shall distfain, except who're one half thereof has
been paid under tho third section. or except the
same 10 suspended By order 81 tao COMMITTEES
on Finance, who shall report the reason therefor
"a mo next msesing Of the City Council
Once open from A. NJ. tosp. n.
". w. CUNNINGHAM,
a lin Collector of City TaxeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
uEAL ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE
10 ACRES VERY yALUABLFE>

on ACRES VERY VALUABLEA
on SUBURBAN LAND, ABOUT THREE u.
MILES NORTHEAST OF 1HE CAPITOL, EAST
SIDE OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
or BKIDGH, ADJOINING kNSLOW's AND
OTHERS, BETWEEN hENRICO AND MI
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKES.-In the health
bslt Fine, large, profitable Vineyard. About
forty acres 81 best Brick Clay, y feet deep AZ
greatest depih, Wortu seyeraifold more thaa
We want for the whole tract Come quick for .
hsrgein. APPEHsON q CO..
fe 2St Rcal Esta,e Agents, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE
sALKw Will sell by auction tho property
adjoining, consisting OF LOT q 3-llx99 feet, with
BAKBKK-sHOP and CIGAR STORE, Nos Az
and 4l4, thereon. ,..,.
This property, located as Il IS on BROAD
STRE ct, and II the very CENTRE or THE
BUSINESS PORTION OF 1T. should attract tho
attention Of all seeking good iuyestmont., and
especially those preierring BkOAD-SfEEEr
STORE PROPERTY.
TERMS: Easy. aud announced at sale.
GEORGES. NASHON s. son,
feIS4Std Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
nAILnOAp LINEN
T,ARMVILLE AND POWHAIAN
~ RAILROAD

n III
u RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, 100 EAST MAIN STREET
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10, 1880
ARRIyE AT HlcnaoSD.
s45 A. NJ, ria Richmond and Dsnsilie railroad,
from fermville, Antioch, hehAe,
Cumberland Courthouse. sannyside,
Tobaccoylle, Bsllsyills. beiona, Pow
hSizn Courthouse, kppess rails,
Wlnterpock. and SkinQUsrter.
fs.f5 p NJ. pta Richmond aad Petersburg rail-
rcsf, from WATERPROOF, summit, Per-
due, Teach. and Fendley.
LEAVE .fCHHosp.
8.nsD p. NJ. ria kIdamond aud Dansile railroad,
for faFmvllle. Cumberland Court
house, PovhAtan Courthouse, and all
intermediate points
MIS- p. NJ, uie hlchnioni and Petersburg rail-
read, tor Kppos's Falls, wiotsrpock,
aud all intermediate pointA
All trains daily except sunday.
For tickets baggag s-checks, time table,. &C..
eali upon A. w. CARRIER. Richmond aud DAN
raIlroad. 4. NJ BUCKINGHAM,
General Passenger AGENT
JAxss X wxsrH. General Manager sp@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
LLEGHANY SPRINGS, Wiz
~ GINA.

The most celebrated dyspeptc wafer kn p9N,u
Fncorsed nv tho Medical society Of Virginia,
and recognized as the lea9ing watering place
In the state. Elevation high Climate uenght
full. Beautiful grounds, walks, ana drives
Brass aud string band OF MUSIC r9st-, r
cranh-. and express-offices in hOtel Write Tor
ci,rn1ar a. COLHOl y,
$50 General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
Hotel Physician
IRON GATE Inn.

IRON GATE Inn.
T,ts n.or,,,,l now Queen Anne stvle hotel IL
non, onnn for the season II is entirely new au1
handsomely furnished. Hot and cold hthia
baths on eyory floor. Lith.a and chaiypea'e
Grand scenery, good fishing. lewn-tennis
ground, and flrstclass table. 49,.
IL is the most delightful summer resort III 'ne
state. Rates SO to $50 per month.
FRED. COLBURN, Manager,
toeoodGw Iron Cato Inn. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1890,
beginning at Q o'clock p. W.. in the order named,
the following VERY VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE-iO wit:
!. THAT ATTRACTIVE AND MOST ELlGl-
bly, LOCATED 1HREE-STObY sTOCk-BklCh
FRONT STORE, No. j05, situated on the south
side Of Broad street between Fifth and skin
streets, and At present occupied by Hermann u
Boschen, Esq, "a a shoe store. II IA unnecessa-
~ to say word Ia favor OF this property a. the
mute eloquence Of its unsurpassed location,
beautiful arrangement, and solid construction
tell the whole tale.
.. At ~ O'Clock OF same day We will sell The
VALUABLE STORE No. 10 east Broad street ne
present occupied by l. II. Jeukins as bar, &c,
situated JUST west OF First street aud just oppo-
site tho paatiHi dry-goods store OF Messrs. Cohen
{, Brother THIS house is much more capaciOus
than those near by, having large wing or eu.
mex running back nearly 70 the wide paved
through alley In Its rear, and the property rents
very well.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes with H.
terost added and title retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS,
BEVERLEY T. CRUMP.
SCecial Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

BoscHEy, &C. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BoscHENs
EXECUTOR, &C, DgFESDASTs-lN THE CBAS-
CERY COURT or THE CRY OF hicHoND.
!, Charles ". GOddin, clerk OF sad court, cor
tifv hat the bond required OF the special COM
mis-ioners by the decree in said cause OF June
3. 1898, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of June,
$500 CHARLES ". GODDlN,
te6 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
y WAY COMPANY

JosFFds P1rrs ptyi.isn p,..''....t,
'N'-' - - ~
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on Point
il:30 A. VI. h1ir.es. iaiy for ,H.nra. H
s. '' ''-. a ll.' mi p. ..,.
lot .-vuIe 90 Cincinnati
$50 ?. NJ. tsIros- Ia'v f.r oil '..H 49, ..
fOA. Iu.r a. -le .fiI- Cog. .....
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500 T. VI. l.'1r4 r .isfl1a, og 'elt Sunday '.
Eo.uEel.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

By virtue OF a decree rendered by tho Circuit
Court OF HenricO county op the 2ith day OF May
IsqD in tle SUIT Of schagh rs. Schaan ~ Others
| will az special COMMISSIONS thereby APP
pointed, proceed to sell by public auction, upon
the premises, on
Tuesday, JUNE 10, 1890,
of O'Clock r. NJ, tho aboye-m mentioned REAL
ESTATE, which consists Of -FOUR FRAME
DWELLINGS and FOUR VACANT LOTS. Tho
houses witch front q K street, contain t8o
rooms each, and The ono which fronts on Tween
ty-sixth street contains four rooms. InH Is
gOod-pRying property.
Terms: one tAird cash; tho balance a. six
and twelve months for negotiable DOtes, with IN
teresi added. titlo retained until the whole pur-
chase money hss been paid and a Conveyance
ordered by the Cour.
A plat OF this property can be seen et the auc-
tioneers' Office. ID. &. klChAHpHoN'
Special Commissioner
scaAAFF, PLAINTIFF, vs.. ScHAAFF AND AIS DE-
PENDANTS.
/. <. Leaxe. clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
HonrcO county, 10 certify mat the bona re-
CURED Of Special Commissioner D. c. Richard
son by dec;eo entered Ia the arOYe cause on mo
oath day OF Msy, 1880. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand thls d day Of June
1890. W. >. LLAhE'
te4 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

cree we viii sell ny auction, on the premises, re-
epectiyely, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 70, 1890,
in the order named, the following VALUABLE
kEAL ESIATE--tO wit:
/. Ats o'clock r. NJ. the SPLENDlDLY-5CIL lit.
ATTRACTIVE, AND HIGHLY NALUABL Il
BLOCK OF BUILDINGS situated az the sou h.
esst corner Of Grace and Seyenieeenth streets,
consisting OF a three-stJry brick, recessed 'front.'
store used a. a saloon. with comfortable sn1 ca
uaciOus dwelling above, fronting On seventeenth
street, and Of two email stores IN tho rear 'front.'
ing on Grace street with good rooms above, ana
now, and in fact ever since they we're built, we'll
rented to good and prompt tenants. This pro-
perry will be sold subject 10 ground rent OF
ga. ~ Der annum perpotualiy.
AND At HALF-PAs1 O'CLOCK p. VI. sharp
on same day We will sell that unusually hand
some end very valuable BUILDING LOI on the
east side Of Laurel street just cas-; OF Cumber-
land street, aud adjoining the late residence OF
John II. BOscheD, deceased. fronting - feet and
running back the usual depth 10 an alley in TIE
rear There is no more attractive 10, south 81
Main street than this, and 10 merits snd VIII
doubtless command the aitenti0d OF those want
ing a flrst-class medium priced builiing !oi.
Terms: Ono fourth cash; residue al six. Twelve,
and eighteen monts for notes, with interest
added, and title retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS,
BEVERLEY T. CHUMP,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
RAILROAD LINES.

"a u SEsgszgs sEEEzF3
RICHMOND AND DANVILTE
IL RAILROAD. u"
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL o, ,s,,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ",
aoo A n. SOUTHERN EXPsgss dan,
lso,a, Aua0s's, and poin,, sogta 80 -
meets n. Greensboro Tor Dr-...-. ~.
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North CarOlinA Pssseng--e ID. 80
sleeper al 7, ". lhslugb 49,
from Dsasiie south. F'n
go A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, dagg. &c..
sunday, 70 Clover. ~, an 80.
rodiaf9 polnts ''
100 A. NJ. vlgGINiA AND NORTH c,po,,..
EXPRESS. dsAY, through tru- y
Raleigh ria keysyilIe. Conn
Burkovilie with Norfolk aai V..,.'
railroad Tor tnrDulo. IyDrt.
ant points Nest. n Ae,sy.U
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500 NJ. FAST NAIL. daily, 'or Ao,s. A..
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and foSha'an railrGai \. l-...
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SlS A. ~ From Ameila CoarLslsA
40 p. VI. From Raleigh.
5;35 +. VI. Al Manchester, from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06

RICHMOND AND PErEN,brAi hAl.f''
TfNI.IAbLh- .,t
Commencing sJADAt, tAy %. -'ii -
D.. usias on lnis r3si n.A "a 4" '-.'Ha
TRAINS sJU ga "Ani
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-06
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1890

In execution OF the hereinafter mentioned de-
cree We will sell by auction, on the premises,
respectively, on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-13
THE POLICE FORCE.

The committee TO which the item
for pay of police was referred, have
reported, recommending consider
able increase in the force, which
will involve an increase in the APP
preparation of about 100000. The
House voted the sums asked for
without much demurring. and
Honolulu people will be very much
pleased at the prospect of an i'm
provement in the numbers and
efficiency of the city force, in view
especially of the bold robberies
which have become a thing of al
most nightly occurrence. A curl
Gus feature of the discussion on the
police, was movement which was
supported by almost all the native
members, to appropriate the pay of
every policeman and constable
separately; the object of this ex-
traordlnary plan being to prevent
supposed favoritism. The Attor-
ney-General entered spirited pro-
test against this legislative attempt
to run his department for him, and
he killed the scheme as a matter of
course IT. NAV he Ohservad in this
connection that if the Minister of
the Interior would take leaf out
of the Attorney Generals book, the
public would entertain a more ex-
allied idea of his official usefulness.
A more than Christian meekness
and submission in the face of legis-
lative usurpation, are not the vir-
tues which the country values in
Cabinet Minister.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-13
A Voice from Hawaii.

Mr.. EDITOR: Once in while, a
friend sends me batch of Homo
lulu papers, in which there IS an
everlasting yelping about the
missionaries " doing this and doing
that. [ was talking over this mat
ter with my neighbors Smith and
Muldoon, we concluded that as
there are no missionaries here now,
they mean the term to apply to all
we're a little smarter than the rest,
and own about all the plantations
and the big ranches in this coun-
try. Now, I'm a Yankee, right
from the old nutmeg State" and
when / hear them fellows that runs
the papers in Honolulu, cussing
and damning me and my country,
I'd just like to take up koa cudgel
and go for them.
There's the Bulletin that's run
by a pack of Eng!ishmen, and the
Elele by an freshman, and Leo
Lahui by another Irishman, and
they're all the time cussing Ameri-
cans under the name of mission
aries F" in every paper, and trying
to make the kanakas believe that
we want to steal the country and
make slaves of them. Just only
yesterday one of my lfanchmen
showed me some of Bush's papers,
where the Americans are black
guarded under the term of 4" mis-
sionaries," which all the kanakas
understand to mean only Ameri-
cans. He asked me if what Bush
said was true. and when | read it,
by lingo it made my blood boil.
It's q lie, every word of it, and if
Bush and Wilcox and the whole
crowd of American-haters keep on
much longer, they'll hear from US.
If I know what stuff Uncle Sam
made of, he'll just have a reckoning
some day with them blatant fellows.
Here he's been letting us send our
sugar and rice and bananas and
other small stuff he wants over
there without charging us SO much
as red cent, and more than that,
he's been giving to Hawaii two
millions year right out of his big
iron chest, and we turn around and
cuss and damn him, when if 'twasn' t
for his goodness the Bush and Will
cox crowd would to-day be digging
in a taro patch. and them Irishmen,
who pretend to be the only friends
the Kanakas has got, would be
driving OK carts as they used to
do. HAIL COLUMBIA.
kau, Hawaii, August, 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-13
Tie Bulletin nnhlished vest

THE Bulletin published yester-
day evening three sensational col
umns devoted to the supposed say
ings of Admiral Brown to cor
respondent of the Examiner, and to
the comments of the Bulletin cor
respondent upon them. The full
text of the interviews variously at
tributed to Admiral Browns
tends simply TO confirm the view
expressed yesterday in our col
umns. 1t is not likely that the
things reported were ever said.
The interview sounds much like
the extraordinary utterances 80
often attributed to our own staid
fall into the hands of lively San
Francisco correspondent, whose
sole object is to tickle the jaded
palates of his readers with a new
sensation.
Even if Admiral Brown had said
just what the Examiner puts into
his mouth, it would simply show
that he believed Bush and Wilcox
would try to do what they have
the hardihood openly to say they
will.
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as to the way in which the commit
tee propose to do the work of the
Post Office. Clearly the next best |
thing to being Postmaster-Generai
Yourself is to be chairman of a
committee which claims to be post
master. The honors are "easy."
The postmaster draws the salary,
but the committee dc the work.
This is not as it should be. The
emoluments of the Office, as every
far minded man will see, ought to
follow the work and responsibility.
We. therefore humbly recommend
the introduction of resolution re-
curing the payment of the salary
of the Postmaster General to the
chairman Of the committee appoint
ed to run the Post Office. This may
seem to be strange proposition,
but it would only be according to
firmly established precedent, as the
House for some time has been try.
ing to do the executive business by
way of resolution.
The report referred to contains
among other curiositles an investi
CATION of the friction alleged to Elk
ist between the Postmaster Genera
and his subordinates. The com
mittee, after private examination
of each of the aforesaid subordi
mates, finds that the friction is du
to the VIGOROUSLY violent temper o
the postmaster, and to his unhapp,
facility in the use of profane Ian
guage. It should not be forgotten
that the chairman of the committe
has on previous occasion reporte
to the House that the Postmaste
had even sworn at him, the chair
, man.
, These are surely matters TO
/. legislative investigation, if ever an
such there were, and they ar
? earnestly recommended by tn
, committee to the prayerful consit
GRAFTON of the House.
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TIE morning after Rep. r. W.
Wilcox's intiammatory remarks in
the House, he asked the Attorney
General why there had been an
extra supply of police at the Sta
ton during the mass meeting the
evening before. AS it happened
this gathering of police had nothing
to do with the mass meeting, but it
would not have been out of the
way for the Minister to suggest
that the Marshal had taken the
hon. members threats of slaughter
and pillage seriously. 1t is very
clear that Rep. Wilcox is heartily
grleved at the notion that any one
could think he meant what be said
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Afternoon Session.

The House re-assembled at :35.
Noble Baldwin presented the following
report of the special committee on immi-
grafton;
To the Hon. J. S. WALKER, President of
the Legislative Assembly.
SIR: Your committee to whom was
referred the item in the Appropriation
Bill, $50, 900 for the encouragement of
immigration, beg leave to report that we
have had the matter under careful con-
slderation, and find the facts relative to
the labor question in this country to be
as follows.
There is universal complaint of the
scarcity of labor Throughout. the islands.
Chinese labor has gone up rapidly dur
ing the past few months, from $1S to $40
per month to S24 and s26.
The following figures we obtain from
the Report of the Board of Immigration