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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-15

International Steamship Co.
FOE
Cutler, Easipot Calais ST. John. n. g., SaliiaS. q. 5
and all parts OF Sew tsrusswfss, NOvs ace-
Aa, FrsRes EGEsr5s EssGEd, rnd Cape
EsrefaS, The favorte route to cnr.peeeiis
and st- Andrews, n. Is,
ls2S-90. WINTER Arrangement. 1880.
Gu and after Nov. l L. aud until further notice,
the steamers of this line leave Railroad Wharf,
Portland, MONDAYS, and THU RSDAYS at 300
p. m, for EastpOTt and 81. John, with above
connections; returning, leave st. John and
Esstport SAME DAYS.
Tn.vdgh tickets issued and baggage checked 20
destination. sSg~Freight received Lpt,. 400 p. N
For Tickets and Staterooms, apply at the Union
Ticket ONCE, 40 Exchange St., or Tor other iifor
nation at Company's ONCE, Railroad Wharf, foot
Of State street. J. b. COYLE.
nov13dti tfer'l Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

Two smashups, one causing the other. on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad yesterday. follow
ing 20 soon upon q somewhat similar and even
moro terrible accident on tho Reading road
day or two previous, combine to make fearful
Indictment of somebody for careless ness. In
the last Baltimore and Ohio collision the flag
man seems to have been to blame for bad
wreck which caused the death OF an engineer
and the serious injury Of other persona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
SEND Fon SAMPLES.

Drop aine b. mail at 81 you can't send or call.
The write at 10 because the goods
not regular stock and csunot be Duplicated st the
prices.
BLACK JAvoNAIsE suITrNd. 90 inches wids.
This is rough hnish diagonal cloth. and would be
bargain at s1 yard. 73c yard
BLACK cHEvIoT. 40 inches. The price ID Dot un-
common. but the quality ID. 81 yard
BLACK cAMEL's HAIR. AZ inches. Here are three
pieces worth 25c yard than 10 asked for them
Soc, osc., sl4s yard
BLACK HENRIETTA tsiik hnish) 40 and IS inch.
Warranted Fast Black. With Priesticys name tackled
such quality would cost 81 and sl.25. Only s5C.
and 81 yard.
BLACK MoHAIRs Gao and 40 inchssl These are
two extra nne qualities at the pricss COO and zoe
yard
BLACK TAM1sE Perfectly willing that you should
compare our sample with that offered elsewhere -
el.26. Only q yard
TIE PAl.AIs ROYAL
Continued bsiswa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
Special SALE DRrss GooDs.

Youth expect it to be Plaid Dress Goods-for who
isn't talking Of The Palas Royals Paids. Our PiAds
don't need much newspaper advertising. so for Mon
day. Tuesday aud Wednesday it's to be BLACK
DRESS GOODS. Those Paids have been crowding
the counters the detriment Of the modest but
equally desirable Black Goods. Besides regu-
lar stock we have special lots OF Black ooods
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
Orrrcro OF
Y. \. Horxk.
Penn ave-. and sth q
EVERYBODY sAYs

That The cash hssysns NO ere showins this fall sur
pass anything In the market. This week we want 10
make PARL0R FURNITURE an attraction for you.
Largo. Handsoms six.piecs Divsn Suite. imitation
mahogany framsa upholstered In sultan plush with
nik plush bahds. and spring edge, for tiT.50. A
Large .Overstued Suite. ak piecsa with
dfvan. upholstered In Wilton rueA for $3.50. A
Large 1urkish suite. upholstered in slh plush and
tape S125 This 10 tho most snowy suite in the
market In CHAMBER FURNITURE we have some
special things In Chsval sutcs We are sti selling
that Antique Oak suite at $40. so.
On CARPETS VIC would say that notwithstanding
the advance OF DC. yard on some goods still
holding TO our low prices and would advise you TO
take ADVANTAGE Of them while you may
We are headquarters for low prices and good goods
and remember the cash buyer cannot afford to pass
bye.
W. Il HoEKE.
Penn. sve and 9Th IT
s22. m, tthAflt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
You HAvESr SEEN Tnrsr.

Those who haven't been in the store since Saturday.
September 20. haven't these 90 pieces Black
Goods Perhaps the most CONSPICUOUS bargains slnope
the goods are the Plads Stripes and Checks for
half mourning. Warranted all pure wool. fun 40
inches wide. styles similar those have been
selling so that you'll wonder why these are
ONLY 80 CENTS YARD.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED bclowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
Exclusive DEsIexa

IN ADDITION TO oURLARaE AssoRT-
MENT OF STAPLE STYLES WE ARE
SHOWING THE FINEST SELECTION
OF NOVEL AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
IN GARMENTS FOR THE YOUNG MEN.
BOYS AND CHILDREN EVER EX.
H1BITED IN THE CITY.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THOSE NATrY
LITTLE TOP COATS FOR BOYS FROM
SEVEN TO TWELVE YEARS OF AGK,
MADE FROM IMPORTED KERsEY, IN
BLUE. BLACK AND DRAB SHADES; CUT
AND MADE ON THE SAME LINES As
THE aENTLEMEN'S COATS THEYARE
THE MANIFEST LITTLE GARMENTS
OF THE SEASON.
ALSO FULL ASSORTMENT or
OTHER STYLES OF OvERCOATs, LIGHT
AND HEAVYWEIGHT REFERS, AND
IN FACT ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF
Boys AND CHILDREX's GARMENTS
THAT Is STYLISH AND RELIABLE.
EVERYTHING AT OUR USUAL MoDER-
ATE PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

Party platforms are not important factors in
modern political results, IL is tue. but if they
are 10 be regarded as having any weight what
ever they ought TO be boiled down within the
grasp Of the busy citizen who pays no atten-
sion 10 spun-out platitudes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

many, which has $4,000 stammerers, and is
alarmed at the rapid increase. 1t is claimed
that conclusive evidence that stammering is
Catching is proved in the reported fact tina.
the number Of Sufferers increases as the chill
dren pass upward from class to class in the
schools. The German government is en-.
coarasing DR.. Gutzmann, the famous expert
to start q special course of scientific training
for the prevention Of stammering. There are
many faltering tongues in our own land, but
there are no statistics, so far as TIE STAR is
aware, showing that the infrmity is on the
increase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

viii our queenly and beautiful suburb Of
Rockville listen to few words OF loving coun-
SELF II 80, listen. Dear dryad queen, you
should not with your soft white hand, made
only for the touch Of love, throw the maio-
dorous egg ofthe hen at actors who come up
from Washington to play before you. You
should have saved those eggs and let Washing
ton have them at so many cents per dozen.
In that way you would not have wrecked your
good manners, and you wouid have been tho
price Of Q washtubfull Of eggs ahead OF the
deal Now, alas, you have lost politeness, eggs
and money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

Tho New York city democrats must thor
ouehly believe in the old adage that q bad De-
ginning makes Q good ending, for they start
the - canpsign with q local quarrel over the
os1eea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

Westinghouse and Pullman are going to con-
solidats. There is, at least, rumor to that eff
feet Let rs all devoutly pray that the consol-
idation shall not be contaminated When Mr.
Pullman consolidated with his porters our bur-
dens were mado almost too heavy to bear. Blu.
We had the Westinghouse air brake with us aud
We could in q manner call q halt on absolute
despotism. II the air brake leaves US nothing
viii be left Us but to get out and walk, and the
winsor u coming on when walking is bad.
Isn't there some sort Of legislation concealed
some where about the Capitol providing against
trusts? Let it be hunted up a: once, repaired
and cleaned and tried on this Westinghouse
Pullman combine. In the earlier times We
Americans had something to do With the '.four
Georges" in these later days are we too weak
20 vrestle successfully with these two Georges?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

The railroad accident fever which 10 now ap-
pafsntiy epidemic in this country IL more de-
ptructivs than the cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
OF
D. J. ooLDENBERo.
THE MONUMENTAL
f. oS7 AND $50 F ST. NV.

D. J. ooLDENBERo.
THE MONUMENTAL
es7 AND $50 ST. NV.
IN LOOKING THROUGH OUR LINE OF
COATS We FIND IT DIFFICULT TO SELECT
ANYTHING THAT WE COULD CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO sPECIALLY--EvERYTH
Is GooD-BUT WE HAVE LAID OUT A LOT
OF JACKETS AT 90 WHICH YOU CANNOT
DUPLICATE IN THE CITY LESS THAN 90
AND o.. THESE So JACKETS ARE NOT
BAIT OR LEADER. BUT AnE SELECTED
OUT OF our REGULAR STOCK AND s5 Is
OUR REGULAR PRICE.
WE MENTION THIS ONLY TO GIVE you
AN IDEA WHAT EXCELLENT VALUES YOU
CAN BUY FROM Us. asa
IN ORDER TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION
MORE ESPECIALLY TO THE LINE OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN's GARMENTS
WE QUOTE A VERY PRETTY cHILD's
REFER, WHICH WE SELL IN ALL SIZES
TO 12-Ar s2.50 ALSO CHILD's
GRETCHEN-sIZEs 4 TO l2-AT s325
FOR SIZE 4. RISE $50 ON EACH SIZE.
THESE ARE TWO VERY ELEGANT VALUES
NOW. ON THE MILLINERY srDE-wE
WANT TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION MORE
ESPECIALLY TO THE RIBBON DEPART
MENT. THIS Is VERY LARGE DEPART.
MENT COMPRISING EVERY coNCEIv.
ABLE SHADE AND ALL QUALITIES.
YOU WILL FIND THE FINEST GRADE
OF SATIN EDGE GROs GRAINS HERE
MARKED AT THE PRICES USUALLY
CHANGED FOR SECOND AND THIRD
QUALITY GOODS. FOR INSTANCE. WE
OFFER TODAY ABOUT 100 PIECES OF
SATIN BACK VELVET RIBBON. MIND
You. NOT COTTON BACK. BUT SATIN
BACK, PURE SILK FACE, AT THE FOL-
LOWING PRICES:
NO. 5-sL1sA PIECE. l2,<c YARD.
NO. 7-sL15AP PIECE. 16c. A YARD.
NO. o-s2OO A PIECE. 2lc. AWARD.
NO. la-ss so A PIECE. 20 YARD.
WE NEED NOT SAY ANY MORE OF THESE
RIBBONS. THE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEM.
SELVES.
THE QUALITY YOU CAN SEE By CALL
INa-IN FACT WHATEVER WE ADvER.
TIsE YOU WILL FIND IT NECESSARY TO
EXAMINE. AS VERY OFTEN THE PRICE
DOES NOT DENOTE THE QUALITY
WE WILL HERE CALL YOUR ATTENTION
TO THE FACT THAT OUR NOTICES WILL
APPEAR IN THE STAR ON MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, AND IN THE
POST DAILY. THE SUNDAY HERALD ON
SUNDAY. AND YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND
SOMETHING NEW AND INTERESTING
EVERY DAY.
THE MONUMENTAL.
II e37 AND $50 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

u would be money out of Mr.. Stauloy's
pocket II be should die before he comes 10 this
country to lecture aud he 10 hereby cautioned
70 BE- careful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

Why doesn't New York pu. up slot machines
Al over the land containing little cigarette
pictarss Of the Grant monnmcnt design and let
people drop In THAR niekeIs. There 10 money
enough In the treasury TO get several hundred
machines 10 start with This suggestion 10 con-
tsibutsd gratis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
Now. THEs-FL.ssrrs.
En- e. e. E. EHn's E En'h yy: IS.
+ kER I L kE ( ssss :
r. aoLpscHNrn.
1ou7-looo r ST. NV.

+ Ers i III 7 ssss i
Inose OF you who are watching our 35c- Saxony
Flannel sale want to make tracks" If you are count
ing on having "nnger in the pie." We cannot get
any more-and If we cznnot-neither can you. We
are Just putting the last Of it the counters-we
think they arc the prettiest designs Of all Sixty
pieces 1t counts up. That IL the end-and you know
what small speck 90 pieces s-beside popular want
When we selected our FRENCH Prints We called
into play all Of our artistic taste. Had to-the
rety was well-uigh bewnaeriny. But those we gave
iavor-seem to please BODYBUILDING BY the way they
are scattering. They have given stripes. small spots
aud neat wrapper designs existence. Hitch effects,
every one Of them New and "eye- taking"
The French in PLAIN good Us the French in
pattern. They are sii-wool not heavy-warin enough
and quite the thing for sacque wrapper. They
produce the staple Ghades. but they lave thoughts
new ones. q inches 90 CENTS
Iounevor know horse until you try hirn-nor Flsn-
nels. either. Now. the "MAsoONA" is stranger to
you. Green in this markct-tut we know it.
Tho quality is really supcrior-comes wider than
most-and il q skirting flannel par excellence To boil
down the facts:
They come in Cream and whits--and measure yard
wide.
No. 6is 40c. yard
No. Is 5Uc a yard.
No. as S1tsc. yard.
IL our Recommendation will make you make you feel
safer, GU haven't.
To the Baiiardvaies meet old friends Their
goodness wears like pleasant thought brands.
ineuains the Japanese at 37fc. aud the India Cloth
at 021sc. 9 yard Don't count out the Silk wfaps-
they are here in full force.
The Shaker klannels are older than you. You never
knew them any way but perfectly reliable. That IL
how they cling to popularity. Competition doesu't
weaken them q bit Plain and Twill. Red and White
Look ON this cluster Of brands aud prces-apd ID INK
hard about them. They will turn your inclination
their way-aud with cause
Orient tall shade SGT in.-50 cents-dH trool
Gray anu brown tScotch mix,d)-3O in.-oO cents
good worker.
steel Gray Twili-30 in.-5O cents rich thing
cheap
lndigo Twili-treIiable,-a 70 75c.-noue better
Crean OIefai tMiII tsuitings)-4uc. to Doc.
jaws flannel-"iou Kpow"-sl yard.
lbe Elder Downs AREAS usual-prime goods-and
the colors all you could ask for
Some Novelties in Stripes and Spots for Chidren's
Garments, Cioaks Wraps, Ladies' JacActs, Opera
Wraps. Dressing Garments and 'sich" hke-where You
want the comfort without much weight-UOc and Zoe.
yard
II you want to see some pretty embroidery work on
Flannel we certainly have the elegant line 10 show
you. If you sec them you will sant them They
Reasonable enough-Sl New and exclusive because
they we're patterned Oh order.
tlsnnes-Hke everything ese-n you don't watch
carefully-errOrs will creep in. but there rs hot
thing buy that gets persistent overhauling
than our Flannel stock What Is here-aud nothing IL
wanting-is aii right, depend uIon II.
Don't forget it is quick that viii get some Of
that Sc. Saxony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

The Center Market fetcs. II. I. Doyle, editor
and proprietor, appears in enlarged form and
With other indications o! well deserved success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

WINrIR - COMING PREPARE ron IT najY
w -FOUR Lstrobcs. Ranges and furracsa noa il
&oeea knrnsess snd kaases kepxised Frompsiy Go
= 0AkIkkl1. ei6 TIN 81 si.im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

You may sst for obt ain wristsn susrsntss that
viii bind 10 MAKE coed silk bsaeht here shousd
sssit VI crock within sin mouths u purchase
1hs following are specasl,y sood values for our
...~l A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
CurAs. Brr Coon SINKS.

Fer che fsundAtion q lee Arssses Cor trimming
shsss siiks spcssy sdstssd Noe few Of vur sas-
tsuasa bug shsn Coz best dsssa you VII nn4
shsy eoanuass isvorsbly w,xh shs usual ~ hskA
xo-inch Dlsck Eszlls Irsneelas fee. VI
44~ano8 1891 ouroh oAke. eSS ~
TIE PAxAfs noYAL
4. Lisxkk.
10 oornss lzsh O. saa Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

Doue1Asa & Bno.
IxTxs-ocsAx BUILDING. srH 81.
few seasonablc attractions for
1oEDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
We have three linss u CORsETs which ws desire b
elose.
Ilorsnes Nunins, q CORSET AT 70 Cent?
800 AND $50 BoKE % CORSET At al.5o
sAAAIO0IAN q CORSET AT 81 c1NTY.
An stxss q present
Three styles long soc SLIPs, st s5c. each
Pour styiss shost Us. DRESSES. 81 zOc sacA.
LAd4ss sibbed VESTS. square mock White. rink.
Csesu, Eseeeul WocA q 75o.; seguiAx ps1es. 81
xeur styles e0A Corset Govern vfroaA q 500. sach
0thsf ssyiss from 3hc. mp 10 81 each.
I've seytss 7scs NIGHT DRESs1o for Soc. sach
ItVe s1yIeA II 1Rc sach
We have spsssd dspastnsnt Of osrnanAovp aud
sA.eny voOiA xsphyrA &a. md veaia Ike you q
look q thsA
Uoucl4Ass I BRO.
aQQ rHTEn-nrp - rpv,vr pruu ,rrvmxy oruvr~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22
LADIES FAsr BLACK HosE

OF course the guarantce-money refunded n tbey
stain the feet or clothing-holds GOOD notwi,hstsnd
ing the reduced price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

WHERE EVERY.
BODY WENT
AND
WHAT THEY
SAW.
MEMS
READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

Thanh the warm weather for the fOliO~ins speess,
Prices fog Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

(Second door: 'front.'
. CoRsETs. dozen strong. services.
BILE White Corsets. with scalloped top and
long waist. zoe. por pair.
as dozen Elmo German woven Corsets,
side steeis. scalioped TOP. embroidered
bust. perfect fitting. strong and durable.
only 75c rer pair.
400 dozen Fine American CoutI Cor
sets, side steels and double steels down
the front Only 81 per pair.
The same style Corscta, With double
bone over the hips. especially suitable
for stout ladies. who are hard on corssta
e1.25 per pair.
A full line of Thompson's Corsets in
ali the different grsdes. Short, medium,
long and extra long. Prices ranging from
81 10 ~. so per pair.
Thompson's Misses and Chiidren's
Corsets and Waists. 80 and 75c. per
psir.
&C. p" Corsets, made Of hne ssttecn
and the best cou.il. beautifully finished
whh white silk stitching. We have them
In Black and white at sl.5 so. sl.75, e.
1925. o.. 5 and % per pair.
Our speciality 10 the celebrated Il. c.~
French Ia Persephons P.sis-msds Cor
Get, which line We carry in . variety Of
lengshs. enabiinx a. 70 At sny form TO
perfection.
Il combines ease. grace. comfort and
durability. They are ali famed With
silk and have no equal 81 the following
price,: s1.5 30. si.75. O., s2.25. sa.so.
%. 81 so. % and CAST.
Englatine &c" Cgsets. IN Black and
White. Black. s3so; whitss ea25.
Nelba &c" Corseta. in Black and
whits Black. s2, white. s2.75.
The Prima Donna Is very dainty ana
pretty Ssttsen Corset. which we keep IN
two grsaes. with busss eutroidossd IN
white silk and two eide stssls. Perfect
hitting. sl5o and ~ per pair.
For The prioes named thess srs tbs bsss
eoods thas can b procured
(second floor: aunex.y
GLovEa-we Asvs yass reesivsd IFS
dessn Lsdiss' 4-buttss EagIish walkias
o,ovsa IN Drswns md sssorssd shades
Of Tan. Price elias pr pssr.
Lsaies' o-button whits Suede o,ovsa
snbeetdsrsa IN fsssAes stitch Soa pss
pais.
Lsdiss' Kxes,lsnt-a ssins 4-Ssstse Rel
IA Gloves. n TaaA nssw,A orays.
erssns sud 1lack. smhsstdsrsd b
fsathsr stitch u Per pair.
Oirst Aocs; center,
WOODWARD Z foranoe.
Cor. I'M snd y So 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

90 Ixrra-oczAx BUILDING. NINTH srarrr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-22

In our fifteen year, business career we've In.
creased our sales on School Shoes from year to
year--if anything speaks for the reliability Of
our goods this should
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WARRANTED BLACK SnKA

CONTINUED below.D
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-26

all that may be ordered hy the read su.
thogitses,
Section .. EAcA caatonier shall h,
bound to attend TO wosk On his section oi
rosi eseh and every day " the Year
Sundays and legal holidays excepse<l.
h&d weather being no excuse ior nom
attendance At work and whenever
known To be absent without rood and
Sufficient excuse, he shall be fined by the
mad authorities 10 the amount ri double
his regular wages, Tor each dav 81 alb
sence, each traction ol = day being
counted IS whole day, When cam
tonisr wishes to absent himself for any
purpose or take = vacation. he must put
man in his place, with the consent Of
the road authorities.
Noble Wldsmann moved the words
eseh trac,ioa Of \ day counting as a
whole day De struck out as being too
severe on the poor fellow.
Adopted and section PASSED as
amended,
Section :. A DAYS work OF a can
tonier shall be from sunrise to sunset,
except in the months OF Nav June, July
and August when the DAYS work shall
| stop ~ 80 P. NJ. and ON all SATURDAYS,
when The cantonieTs shall leave off at {
O'Clock. During eSeh and every working
day, tie eSntonler shall have the right TO
TWO rests OF one hour each. during which
he may take his meals. but without get
ting out Of view OF his section Of rad.
hep. halus thought this was too stiff.
Minister Peterson moved the section
/ De struck out.
Rep Marques explained that under
this section the lahorer could never lay
his non-Sppearance 10 his watch.
Rep ksluS wanted 10 know what he
would do on cloudy days
Minister Peterson said he had moved
TO strike out the section because il was
getting down little too fine
Noble Widemann thought uniform
system should be established from Hawaii
TO Nnhau. He would amend ''irom sun
rise till 5 PM"
Rep. ksluS favored striking out.
Noble Burchsrdt thought the section
would not hold water The laborer
would say Al 5 80 P. ". now will take my
two hours 10 20 home and eat my poi.
Rep knudSen thought it better 10
leave the section as in the bill Struck
out.
Noble Widemaun moved the House
adjourn.
Noble ]. VI. HOrner asked that the
rsilruad bills be made the special order
for tomorrow.
Notices OF committee meetings were
given
The House adjourned at 4:lOP.M.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-26

Rap Muller gaze nosSce Of 81 Acs %
regulate The keeping q hcssls and VScsC-
Sll5uE ao-SeS
Rsv. R-s>h gave 0csSce Of bill so
-s,u ale the Szls Il firearms.
Rs- KxuSeh&ole S1sroiocs1 : rSso,u-
rsoa shxs SsIl No. - with regard 70
-aS.-e.s q ThIrsesol- Is hSi been N the
hx-5S Il The Sanitary Comm thirty
I'VE GxvS-
NODES Philips xaG Mxrsiea opposcS;
The resolution The resolution wSs
adopted
Rsp- Brown gave notice q ST Ac;
amending the lSW with regard 10 the
Insane ASYLUM.
he HoGSe pSoceS6ei to the order Q;
The i4y-
Third reading q the bill 10 eriss titles
&c rs&l estate TEs bsll passed
Third reading q an Ae. 10 regulate -
Sc q l5cs1ssS oy tAs In;s-IoE Depart
trent he bill Passed
Third reading u bSll 70 regulate ped
ding q cakes
Rsp- RosA s4si thxs the s2srossluZ
cls-k hxi made some eros he Oh
xxS PASSED over
Thlri reading q AZ Ac1 p-0vldlOs 10
holilnS u extra t-i&lS during term time
The b5l, passed
Third reading q the bSll 70 decrease
The p-ics n Sal1O1 Licenses
No5ls P-z moved the oSll Pass
hen. hS-s-LlI rLovei the olI De IL
definitely postponed The result o I'M:
bill vii Dc iazs the CnI1eSe wilI 2bs0rt
81 the business
Reps unmiDSs DID Ro1 agree with the
spe&S5-- J ClIlzuza could PHI up 81
; great les sz>5er than : native The
Chinese probably did DOc Ike the o-sE
ness and therefore have not gone into Il
iSvo- gIGsS&c= q the olA- Inc oil
passed
The Hocse took recess I'll 50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-26
Builders Of Steam Machinery
In all its branches.

steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS Of all kinds built complete,
With buiis OF wood, iron OF composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when sd-
visible.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Bzrges and Steam Tugs con-
st-ucted With reference to the trade in which
they are 70 be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft Of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work contacted herewith.
EGTER PIPE, Of Boiler sheet Iron, OF any
sfzs, made in suitable lengths for con Meeting
together, or saeers rolled, punched and packed
for shfpnent, ready to be riTeted On the
ground.
HYDRAULIC EIvETIyG, Boiler Work and Water
pipes made By this establishment. rveted By
hTdrzolie riEetiEg machinery that quality Of
Eork beins far superior TO hand work
sHIP WORE, Ship and Steam Czpstzns Steam
Winches. Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans
sOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast Of the Heine Safety Boiler.
PUNPS-Dfrect Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built With the eeleOszted
DsTy Valve Notion, superior 70 any other
pump
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-26

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