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New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


There will be a reunion OF the alumni and other
former students of Amherst College residing in Brook
lyn and its vicinity at the house of Winston H. Hagen
No. s66 Carrollst., Prospect Heights. on Wednesday
evening Professor Charles f. Garman, OF the iacuity
Will make report Of the condition OF the college anu
its work during the last year. Remarks VIII also DC
made by some Of the prominent graduates
The Amateur Opera Association will be the hrst
amateur society to bring ont Gilbert ana SuliVas ne"
comic opera The GondOiers.7 which they propose 10
do at their next performance. Miss Ella Erlihth
Greene Will play a leading part. and the preliminary
rchearsas indicate that the performance VIII be one
Of unusual smoothness and excellence.
Mrs susie Ernest, wife Of Policeman Ernest, VINO
figured In the Soaring divorce suit. has brought an
action 10 recover $4,000 damages from MIs soaring
Tor alienation OF her husbands affections
Officers Riley and Mulrcvan, Of the Eighteenth Prc-
cinct arrested at early hour yesterday morning
Edward Bennett age forty eight who live, at no .io
Forty ninth-st The arrest was made complaint Of
Timothy Shea age thrty-siX. Of No. 2s scaInmclst'
New York lie charges Bennett with firing nj MN
with a revolver with intent 10 kill They had "a quar-
le because Shea thought Beanctt was paying 100 mo"
attention 10 his i>hea's) wife
The Rev j. f. Carson, OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church at Tomphn, and Willoushby aved, last even
ing delivered the second of his series OF d'oourses Oh
Womanhood-Four Noted Women Of tho Old Tesla
nent- The church was crowded. and the audience
listened with close attention what he Ind 10 say on
The subject Of Deborah the Heroic Kcformcr.'
The Rev. Dr. Talmagc preached at the Academy o.
Nusic Yesterday morning and evening TO inc usuai
overioying houses. lie announced that fin or
cbest7 uuccr Professor Inncss would take part next
sunday In the especial Faster service III 'lc hoFnhS'
The people were requested TO bring flowers
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
SHIPPING .NTWS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK SUNDAY. MARCH 80. ls'
ARRIVED

PORT or HEw.YoRK. SUNDAY. MARCH 80. 1880
ARRIVED
Steamer Danla fGcr) Barcnd-. Hamburg Mar lG IIavrc
nlsc ana passengers 10 ri tofus AfT''" "'t mo
etsanrr Hhynand fBelgl wcycr. Antwerp Mar IS. with
uudse and pass myers 10 Peter Wright 4 sons.
STEAMER Trinidad tIsr ffs'r Hamilton. Bermuda days
with mds- 10 \ OuerbiidEc a Co. An =.
rtcamcr Caroline Miller Shcldfakc. ~ Andrews. M D
DAYS with \ Mugcit GO. vessel To M',Adin Bros
Gamer Kansas city, kempio. savannah ~ days. Win
md and passengers To r. l. Walker -
Steamer Of Gloucester. Berry, West POINT VA win
md.. to Old Dominion - Co .,,,.
steamer tuyandotte Walker, Newport News and Norfolk
with mdseand pis,engers io Old Dominion IS co.
steamer Herman Winter Hallett Boston, with mdso ID IL
Dinock - . ,,,. -.
10 order. vessel 10 snow 4 Burgess .
Barn Mabel SNOW. Hong hong 2n days with mde 10 Nou
pusian Il GO. vessel t0 Vernon " Brown = 60"
Hark ~ Julien tlfl KING 1886 days. with teas u
carter MACY a vessel J W Parker * 90.
Eiadcr Peabody < co. vessel ioJ III WinthcSi'rd 90
atk James IIarncy fBi Grant. Manila II! days. Win
hrnp % ordcr. vessel iu ~cammrl Bros. go
BARK cV tNor. Andersen. BurLOr Ayres 62 days with
ark AXonir fIsr Potter MonicvGeo Barbados, IN bal
last o Whitney a Co.
sT<SET- wind SANDY Hook. moderate NV; cloudy. At
CITY island. wind fresh. WNM condy.
SAILED.
Steamers Egypt London. hnic. for Iivcrp0o Italia.
IamDurg Para; llaDana Havana III Caao Progreso
Nueccs. Galveston.
Also sallci-vla Long Island sound
Steamers Winthrop for Portland. Lucy Miller. Bucks
''' THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. Mar 30-ATrvcd. steamer Galia tBr Mur'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
Sustaining THEIR COySUL GENERAL

A large meeting Of Italian residents Of Brooalyn
wa, held Yesterday afternoon at the Athcnacum TO
protest against the proceedings at meeting held by
another body OF Italians in Tammany Ilall, New
York on March 49, when Consul General g. J. kiva
was denounced for interfering with the affairs Of tho
Italian colony in NcW-l Ork. IL appears that The
Italians OF both New York and BrJDllyn have or
ganized a society to build hospitals in both cities.
Tho subscriptions have reached tnc sum Of $4,000
and ConsulGcncTal Riva insisted That the money
should DC deposited in responsible financial in
stitulion. The Tammany Hall meeting objected 81
his Interference, and yesterdays meeting at the
Athcnacum held TO indOr-e his action.
There any amount Of enthusiasm among the
900 Of Italy who met at the
Atlcnacum and at time II vehemcntly
expressed that the police present thought riot was
imminent. They warned those present to be less
demOnstrativc, and thereafter matters discussed
more quietly. Many of the leading Italian Organ-
zatlOns OF brooklyn were represented, among them
being Tie >Occta Principe di NapOli and the SOcicia
Muino succor,O. Many prominent Italians also
present. The meeting called tO order by Captain
giuseppe CatrtnO, who introduced Vice Consul
cral Count Nascll. lie spoke OF his reception
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
NEW.BRUNSWICK

THE BUDGET FOR TIE NEXT FISCAL YEAR
The appropriations budget for the next fiscal year
has been hAed upon by Common Council and will hc
formally adopted at this evenings meeting of the
Council Tie total tax levy Will be s22O 7O2 In
this arc number Of extra appropriations for the im
provement OF the city streets, besides an appropria
ton for improving the city park. Provision is made
IN this years budget for macadanizIng Livingston
ave. while $4,000 is given for the paving Of College
ave. tho rest to be paid by the residents and an ext,
appropriation OF $40 900 Is made for improyements
" othcr, streets The city debt has been reduced
curing the year between $4,000 and $4,000
.. a. Clark. Of Elizabeth, has been appointed
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
BOXING AND OTHER CONTESTS.

The boxing and athletic competitions under inc
MANAGEMENT of the Prospect Harrers ana COMPANY
F. 18th Regiment, will be held at the armory IN
rlatbush-ave on SATURDAY night. The boxing con-
tests are as follows Special bantam weight llo
pounds special feather weight 120 pounds; hght
weight 135 pounds and also light weight 13c pounds
Cnard OF New-York The athletic contests are all
handicaps and are follows: tyyards Dash, 800 800
900 yards one ana one iali M
run and one and one-half mile walk. match
game of polo bicycles Will be given by teams rom
Stanford Conn.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
PLAINEIEID.

A body Of PaInheld citizens VIII visit Trenton 10
night in the interest ol the special sewerage BILL
which will come up for the consideration Of the Com
mittec on Municipal Corporations. This bill provides
for tie construction ana maintenance Of system Of
sewers In Painfcld by incorporated company WITHIN
TWO years but only after half OF the assessed
owners of real estate have signed request for such
a public improvement. The Pla.niicld Common Council
Al its last meeting refused TO father the iii o. to ap
prove It's provisions.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

Loud cries Of Iiepl" were heard In the heiehoor'
hood of No. $50 Jay-st. last night In a moment
a window on the third floor Of No. $50 violently
torn open and the form Of a woman was seen falling
the street. The woman was taken to ne Broohiyn
CITY Hospital where her IS considered DOUBT,
full One Of her shoulders was broken by the lall
and she probably received internal injuries Snc
either fell or was thrown out Of the window while
ouarrelling with her husband sylvester Day, who drives
a wagon. Her name is Jennie Day. and she is twenty
five years old. The husband was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

Civil suits to recover about 81 100000 have been
bcc1In by the United States Government through
District ATTORNEY Dury ec, against Adam and Plnlp
Geyer and the Enterprise Brewing Company OF New
ark whose plant this city seized by the Gov
ernment officers a few days ago. The GeyeIs nave
made proposition TO compromise with the "overli-
nent for $4,000 and q decision is expected III a ie"
DAYS. If the compromise agreed TO the civil suits
will be dropped. but IT is not known whether IL Will
have any effect on the criminal charges
John y. Douglass. collector of arrears OF taxes OF
the EIGHTH Ward has been discharged by Receiver
of Taxes A. Judson Clark for being defulter'
Douglass has failed to account for s35c winch hc
collected and his bondsmcn, Henry NJ Dorchus anu
+. A. Dey. have been called upon to mako good the
deficiency
The Newark baseball team were all in town Nes'er-
dav with the exception If Catcher Moolic. The men
are in excellent trim and will be all ready for tne
openinc game with The Seton Hall College team 10
morrow. -
The Newark and South orange Railroad COMPANY
will he sold TO Brooklyn syndicate this week. IL -
reported for 81 600 900 twothirds 10 be PAID IN cas
and the ether third in the stock OF the company.
The New Jersey Historical Society has comple'eu
arranpements for the erection Of handsome ne"
budinc in West Parh-st. adjoining The Free Library
A part of the new building. when completed. VIII DC
used bv the Board of Trade
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

YONKERS.-IishoD Potter preached IN ~. Taul's
Episcopal Church yesterday. and then administered
the rite " confirmation 10 class Of thirteen.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church vas filed last
night to hear the last sermon here Of the Rev. Dr.
George T.. ~rObrdec. who after three year, Of most
succcseful pasDI.ite here. leaves to FIJI the pulpit
o; ST. Andrews Methods, Church. at seventy sAtet.
near Eighth ave. New-i Orb.
MOUNT VERNON.-Thc Rev. Dr.. Maynard preached
in the Trinity Church last night
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

superintendent OF the New Brunswick Street Railway
Company.
The pottery of Adam Green, at the foot OF Burnett
ST.. was destroyed by fire yesterday. 1t was tie
largest pottery In this section Of the state Inc loss
is about 10000 There is little insurance
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
IiOBOKEN.
NONiINATION~ By

NOMINATIONS By THE DEMOCRATS.
On saturday evening the lIoboken Democratic Ci'y
Convention met at Ccylc's Hall. Richard Bowes was
r,-nominatcd for Collector of Revenue, h. Dolarh was
re nominated for Assessor and Patiicn Hayden wa,
named for Water COmmiss sOncr. Councilman Edward
- M lf.n.Ldld.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
SALE
MILK And CREAM
IN CITIES.

THE NEW-lORK TRIBUNE has issued a hand
b some pamphlet Extra of 81 large pages
devoted entirely to the Sale OF Milk and Cream
in Cities, and Published directly in the interest
of the MILK Producers and Dairy Farmers OF ;he
country 1t Is entitled Fight of the Dairy
Farmers. The Tribune favors control of de
livery in cities by the Producers themselves.
The Extra" is intended To be Reference
Book for the information of Milk Unions and
Farmers generally. The pamphlet is large. well
printed and cOmcly. and contains:
Proceedings of the Milk Producers Union at
Goshen and New-N OrS; Plans of Organization
Submitted to the Sections.
Descriptions of the Systems of Delivery in Lon
don Boston, Newly orl and suburbs Philadelphia,
Cincinnati. Syracuse, Chicago and st. Louis
Constitutions of Various Unions of Milk Pro-
ducers.
Laws Relating TO Adulteration and Sale Of Milk
Statistics OF the business.
Other matter of interest to Farmers engaged
in the production of Milk and Cream.
Farmers in all the Agricultural States espcci-
ally those living III counties adjacent to great
cities will he deeply interested in this publica-
ton.
As soon as W. F. Pierce, Agent for the "Ilnlon
Of the Milk Producers for the Supply of the Ncw
York Market" heard Of the intention of The
Tribune to Issue this pamphlet he wrote To us MS
follows: Il" II the Agent of the Milk Union could
have had copy of this Reference Book "A year
ago, five hundred dollars would have been well
expended in its purchase The Extra will
certainly bc of value TO every Farmer
Price rs Cents Per Copy, Postage Paid.
THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

uhv from NewNork her way 10 vcrpool and proceeded
sailed steamers UmLra Bp. Hams and Wyoming ti'rj
H,pny from llvei pOol hence for Ncw.N York.
AyKr Mar steamer la tascogne (Fr).
tell, from New York
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
A NEW COLLAR.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise, 54l Sets 20 Moon sets Si am Moons age ii
wATEK
M-sandy Hook $50 GOV. Island 30 Hell Gate 2 ~
r. s-sandy HOOK Al GOV. Island 9iiJ Hell "alo 80
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

SILL x S.
We shall have the following
specialties on sale this week in
our new salesrOOm, in the base
ment.
2O-inch COlOred Surahs and In
dia Silks, assOrtments complete,
at 80 cents regular price 70
cents.
21-inch COlOred Surahs, assOrt-
ment complete, 50 cents regular
price 81.
27-inch Shanghai Silks, choice
cOIOrings, SO cents worth ST.
Figured India and China Silks,
so and Sc cents worth 75 cents
and 81.
Black Faille Franchise, DOu-
bic Warp" the best article made
for wear, 20 cents. 80 cents and
100 per yard worth SO cents.
81 90 and $1.25.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
- voDu n.uv TR1ByNE MONDAY ls90FWELvE PAGEs.

Tammanv Hall meeting where he was not aliowea 20
sneak Resolutions approving COnsulticne hva
cmrse and denouncng those who held the mecuhs
in Tammany Hall were passed.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
NEWARK.

TIE DISSECTION WAS MADE BY MlsIAhE.
The friends Of Louis BcchtCd, young swehe' WHO
died in the German Hospital in Newark on February
l6 are I'D in arms against the management of that
institution for allowing young Bechold's BODY u DC
dssccted. Bcchtod. who had no relatives IN uiis
country was employed by William GloreuN mann
featuring jcweller and smelter lie had been i'll WIN
cnnsnn,,,;on for wear: Mr. GlOrienx left word at
the hospita that notice should be sent to his fanl-
ily I'm case Bechtold died few days ago ,lr.
t;Iorjeux called at the hospital and was told that
IccbtoM had died on February l6, and that he han
been buried days later by the swlss soclelv
n was since learned however that Bcchtod's body
had been disseced and part Of il had not been buried
A surgeon connected with the hospital said mat the
dissectjny had been done In the belief that Bechtold
was entirely without friends.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
AID pEpETSS'S PLATFORM.

The vth District Republican Club OF jersey 'iN
gave reception saturday night 10 "eorsc r
the Republican candidate for Mayor va,
,o ra,rmount Hail. and the hall was filed 10 us III
,rost canacty. G.. Frank sutherland. president o
the clnb. o,ened the meeting and INTRODUCED MAJOR
panrborn as the first speaker. Major Panepo'h sa'u
be hel,eycd victory for right and honesty Is wl'Nn
the reach of the Republican party. Mr. OieVei"i"
,ras rcsnonsble for all the bad in the city govern
ment II the people wanted a decent, rcSpohsiOc
government ttcy should elect George T. Pcrhlhs.
Ex-Alderman salingcr. a former Democrat, spohe
of the outrageous balloboX frauds committed la'V
fall and said they could nc. be repeated because
State prison is staring the scoundrels IN the ace'
Assemblyman j. Herbert Potts warmly eulosizcd
Mr. Perkins. and said that the Republicans coHld not
have made better nomination. lie spoke OF inc
Investigation in Trenton. and denounced the frauds
which have been disclosed
Sir. Perkins was introduced. and received with
great enthusiasm. the applause continuing iof SeVera
minutes. When he got chance to be heard he
fcel2cIy expressed his thanks for the reception and
for the nomination for tic honorable Office Of
Mayor lie said
= You have not put me in the field TO hear choice
hits of eloauence for you you took Inc up as
business man from among yourselves, ana you hho"
that you elect me the affairs OF te city VIII DG
Quoted on a business basis II ain elected, VIII
take the chair independent and clean. and II spared
hope 10 leave 1t Independent and os clean, ana l
say that We want no Benedict rnous, no td'sOis. &
We want no leave OF absence friends week from
Tuesday We want full roll that day. and
say attention and time should be given 70 the WORK
OF the election officers la the olheieht Pre,HV1 anu
ing you all for your kindly considerations
number OF citizens volunteered 70 guard The polls
on election day The meeting adjourned after Civ
ing three rousng cheers for the candidate
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
~. p.,.,ao co,nmi,tec Of The civ council VIII

The Railroad Committee Of the CITY Conncl VIII
meet tbs evening. 10 give hearing to sich "uzcNs
As want 20 enter protests against the elevation o'
the railroad tracks Much opposition Is beng nc
velopcd 10 the plans which nave been s'Dni'''" ~
the CITY Council. The chief obstacle seems 1" Dc
the question Of prospective damaeestat is. whether
the railroad or the city viii have to assume the
responsibility Of defending any suits which in inc
future may be brought hy dissatisfied landowners
II The present plan is acccptcd
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
ELIZABETH.
-,..., THE A\fTS.

A MARROW ESCAPE FROM TIE lLANr"''
large thrce-story tenement mouse, "' ~ -
,,,. =. ourad he Mrs Elizabeth O'Neill and her son
Dan, uas DESTROYED by fire on saturday night. Inc
Games snrcad so fast IL impossible to save any
thing. and tho inmates barely escaped WIN "o''
lives. Four widows. Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. Do"ueS'
Mrs. Burns ana Mrs. Mullen, lived in thc mouse 10
pc,her with Thomas Sti!lman and Frank ieoh az"
their families. Peck has SIX children ana Win oN
c,,r,nept prevailsd FOR n while. ~ great cXeTuOhs
AN fhe mart VI the fircmen the peek fanlly wa
resc,,ed The blaze started. IN a store ON the hisl
uoor Ken; by Abraham IhOure, Polsh lcDic"' VINO
iS hs goods Insured for - 600. although they were
said 10 lie worth less than 800. HE ponce arc III
yc.figating charges OF inccndiarisn. Ihc lo'H o''
Oh
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
DELURY SAYS

Among his new Spring styies Ior
Gentlemen he has received "a large
and handsome stock Of Scotch Home' .
snuns and ChcviOt Suitings In u va
,;ctv Of new coIomrings. which he Is
making 10 measure Tor $50 anu GOV
Positively, the same Goods, S''e'
Workmanship, &C., cannot De proc
duced by any other reliable mouse
under $40 and $15.
The ne w work N Fashions published by tne -
TRADE SOCIETY OF ENGLISH TAILohs ior our
..vcciaI usc can be obtained application toxet"er
,,,, .ampc. prc e.. and Instructions for measuring
Nh dcuosit required on orders placed with this house
from reliable persons.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

1t was qucter Palm sunday than usual in Jersey
City yesterday. Appropriate services held in all
the churches.
Eighteen children confirmed in st. Pauls
Evangelical Church yesterday morning.
The Rev. William Eakins, who has been pastor OF
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church for three
years, has been asked TO remain another year.
The Sunday school children Of the Trinity Methodist
cises consisting OF dialogues and singing. at the
church last evening. The occasion was the ami
vcrsaiy entertainment Of the Sunday school Mis-
sionary Society.
The Kings Daughters Of the South Bergen Re
formed Church raised $40 at an entertainment and
gave it TO a needy family.
The Mission Band OF the Bergen Baptist Church
sent box filled with many useful articles to the
spellman Seminary for Colorcd People at Atlanta
Ga.
The Schubert Glee Club will bring its fourth sub
scripu0n season 10 a close April 10.
The Hudson County Union. No. 482. United Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Joincrs, will meet TO plight
at Pavoniaave and Efiest, TO discuss the question
of eighth day. As the attitude OF these work
men will have an important bearing on the building
trade in jersey City. their meeting Will be of consid
cradle public interest.
The commissions Of Captain r. F. Murphy and
Second Lieutenant : C. smith, Company b, Third
Battalion. have been received at headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
Announceinenb.

AnnouncenonD.
DIR. LYoN's PERFECT IoorH POWDER
y..o. he teeth clean and white and purhes tho breath
" An elegant to.le; luxury sold evcry'hefe - cenA
HENRY a. DANIELS. VI. d..
3l9 WEST i2oIH ST.
Nervous system. oenlo-urinarS OrrAns
rr,ro,snce and sterllty. Hours = 10. 5tos
T., Won arc tired taking the large old-fashioncd
--,,,5 ,lis trv Cart.r'- Little Liver Pills and take
s-onre Comfort 4 nan can't -tand everything
",f,xcon f. NW "MISGo. -
A NEW COLLAR.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
A HEARrLEss FATHERS SHOCKING FATE.

The barge Minnie, owned by Captain Benson. was
lying at the BlacktOwn pier yesterday when cnson ;
baby son fell overheard. bOatman on an ad-
Joining ship shouted for Benson. but he paid no
attention TO his chld's danger The boatman then
tnmped into the water but late to the child.
Benson was finally shamed into fishing for the body
of the child. which was recovered. The body was
laid the deck of the boat ard several hOnrs after
ward, late in the afternoon Benson started for an
undertaken. As lie crossing the tracks Of the
Central Railroad al Jersey ave, he was struck Dy
Long Branch express train and instantly killed. ihc
body was taken TO Specr's MOIgue and the under
taker went the boat and took charge Of the child
body. Mrs. Benson could not be found
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-04
the KINGS BALL.

All sections of the community
were represented at the Palace ball
the other night. Invitations were
confined to no one particular class.
All the religious, political, and other
crceds, and all the shades of color
represented in our mixed commu-
nifty, gathered and blended on the
occasion. This fact is here refer
red TO as a pleasing feature of the
Kings ball. HIS Majesty is sup
posed 10 be outside OF and superior
TO all political and other parties or
factions that may exist in the realm.
To him all may look with equal
right as the National Head and or
this principle the Palace ball was
properly conducted. The tendency
Of all such events is TO produce
harmony among differing social and
political elements, by which the
community profits and the liberality
which begets them is, therefore, 10
be commended and encouraged.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-04

Under the heading Trials in Su-
preme Court" in the report OF the
Chief Justice, appears the following,
which is clearly in the line Of desir-
able advancement: -
1t has been suggested that il
would be desirable 10 enact stat
ute authorizing two jury trials in the
Supreme Court to he proceeded
with concurrently during the terms
or Court. a saving of time and ex-
pense would thus be effected. This
would be equivalent to the Supreme
Courts sitting in two departments.
If the change be dee,ned advisable
by your honorable body, / suggest
that the holding Of the additional
Court he at the discretion of the
Chief Justice or Justice presiding al
the term, who will consider the
exigency and circumstances of the
business before the Court and de-
eide accordingly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-04

THE WEEKLY BULlETlN-
J. % columns, purely local matter
Mailed 10 foreign countries. 20 per
snnum.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-04

The making of sea fisheries public
instead Of private property, as
prayed for by numerous petitions to
the Legislature, is desirable in the
public interest; but the only just,
and therefore proper, way to effect
the transfer is by purchase at public
expense. These fisheries are nj
present as much private property as
dry land that may be owned by the
same parties, and the former can no
more Justly be taken from them fol
public purposes, without conpensa'
ton. than the latter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-04

OF course, everybody knows that
the Legislature is not responsible
for the getting up Of foolish petit
tons. The people have the right to
petition, and they certainly use it
freely. 1t is the duty of the House
to receive all petitions, whether wise
or foolish, and treat them respect
fully. Many petitions are conspi-
cuously foolish, and the House has
wide field for the exercise OF wis
dom in disposing of them judici-
ouslv.