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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the coIrt to the following: Henry
B. Mexican Of Troy, Pa, and Mrs. Margaret A.
Bacon; Robert o. Reichard Of Hagerstown, Pa,
and Mamie Nell Jones, Christern Beilstein and
Marie Cords; B. F. Stouffer of Point of Rocks,
Md, and Sarah J. Neither of Allentown, Pa:
E. N. Jones Of Fort Mckinney, wyo, and
Florence NJ. Elliott; Edward Bomberger and
Emma L. Decker, both Of Baltimore, Md;
Beauregard Baker and MIS- Ida Norris. Andrew
p. Jones and EmmaJ. Gelmand; Charles Lacey
and Mary Jackson; Edward Barnes of Charles
county, Md, and Carrie Stewart; Joseph Field
and Cora Graham; c. P. Huzzard of Louisville,
KY, and Lille Belle Pudney; John VIM. Rice
and Clara v. Reynolds, both OF Fairfax county,
Va; VIM. Sindner and Sophie Vogt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19
Tho Sentences COMMITTED.

Mr.. T. c. Taylor has returned from q visit to
the President at Cape May Point with commu-
tation OF the sentences OF two years each
in the cases Of Mary Elar, Priscilla
Ware, Charles Grimes and William Grimes
to one year each in the penitentiary at
Albany. These arc the children Of Fanny
Grimes, colorsd pensioner who died AIRING
ton, Va, o few years since, and after
her death the first named personated
her mother and continued to draw
the pension, being assisted by The othsrs.
There were several indictments and convic-
tions. but sentence Of each In one case only
was imposed. Commissiouer Rsum Of the PEN
sion of1ce recommended the Communication, stat
ing that his only desire was . vindication Of the
law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

NJ. ". BEvrRrper.
Nos. 1915 = st. and 1914 It,,
Has HIS STORE FULL OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS
Such a. delight houssksepers and oshsrA
NOW IN SEASON.
FRFIZEPS-wHITE MOUNTAIN.
REFRIGERATORS-EDDY' with slate stone shelves.
DO. LORILLAkD'S for hotels and clubs
FRUIT JARS-NASON'S
JELLY TUMBLERS-TIN TOP
WATER COOLERs-PORCELAISL LINED,
ICE FITCHf Rs-PLATED PORCELAIN LINED.
GLASS WAR; or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
1uuhsTs from sc. each TO ESQ Per dozen.
WHITE STONE CHINA. AL kinds.
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. FROM
IICH DESIGNS 10 very Simple and .nexpsnsivs.
Store closes at p. u. durtns August.
rahT-5sG
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Two Divorces Applied For.

Anna c. Campbell today, by Messrs. Church
& Stephens, fled bill for divorce from Ed
ward Campbell. They were married in Alex
andria, August %, 1884, and lived together till
July last, and she charges that defendant was
before the bringing Of the suit and since guilty
of cruelty Of treatment, sndangering her life
and health.
Kate Ida Howell, nee Birth, by Mr.. 20. Bige-
low, also fled q bill for divorce from Edward
Howell. They were married September 20,
1887, by Rev Dr.. Addison, and she charges that
he deserted her June 8, 1889, and she believes
that he eloped with another woman.
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OyERTURN IN PRICES.
Various Items OF News That Send Wheat
Down.


Down.
CHICAGO, August 19.-There was sharp up
turn in prices on the board of trade at the
opening this morning. The board OF trades
London cable quoted cargoes for prompt ship
ment pence lower and Liverpool, though
firm, was u penny low. Another bearism
item was u telegram quoting Govern
ment Statistician Dodge as saying that
the wheat crop of this country could not fall
below 525. 900 700 bushels this year. In spite of
this December wheat opened l cent higher
than the close last night at 1885,. II advanced
ut once to l0i, but quickly broke to 1929. The
market then became rather quiet, but tirm and
gradually advanced to l031 ut ii o'clock.
Shortly after II O'Clock cablegram was
shown around saying: I'VE see nothing to
encourage holders to expect better prices. ~
December wheat dropped III one minute
from 1855 to I.0113. Then the
market became quieter. and at ILLS
clock was selling at 1919. At the same time
September corn sold of IN sympathy from 6o 1
~ 67L, but recovered to 6S}a. This incident
shows the extreme sensitiveness anu nervous
ness of the market
BnRLIN, August l9.-The grain market closed
iY1aer. bye closed at an advance Of 80 pfennig
per 1 200 kilos and wheat closed at decline u
% pfernig per 1000 kiios-
PIrITIoNISo THE KAISER.
Hey MIGUEL, the minister Of finance, has
sent a petition direct to the emperor, asking
the latter to suspend the duties on
corn for three months. Herr Miguel
has been compelled to take this step,
according to his friends, by reason of the fact
that Chancellor Won Caprivi has declined to
enter into any further discussion Of the ques-
ton of suspending the duties on corn at the
cabinet meetings.
The differences between Chancellor Won
Caprivi and Herr MIGUEL, the man who Ia sup
posed to be the emperor's fsvorite, seem to in
crease day by day and have now, undoubtedly,
reached such An acute stage that the end, i,
would seem, must BE- the fall OF one or the
other OF them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

BENNINGTON, VI, August 19.-At the review
ing stand while the procession was passing the
platform just behind the President broke, but
fortunately it fell only few inches, and though
a number OF distinguished guests were shaken
up none was at all hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

NAVAL OsDERa-Lieut Commander O. G.
Todd has been detached from the Psnsecols
and granted two months leave Of absence;
Lieut. Commander @. II. Book from TIE navy
yard, New York, and placed on waiting orders:
Lieut.. Fred. Singer from the hanger and
ordered 70 temporary duty - sxseutivs Of ths
rensacola; Ensign W. W. 0ilnsr from he
NAVAL Observatory and ordered 10 The Plata,
Ensign q. Brown from the Pinta and srnnted
three month"; Ieayo Of aheopoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

In REGARD 10 IMPoRrArIoxs.-Acting sscre-
tary Nettleton has informed New York firm
that the collector Of customs ct that port can
not give more detailed report of Importation
than that usually furnished the press inciud.
ing quantities and values, and II not authorized
to give the names of the importers or sny de-
tails OF private and personal nature.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Nh. LACEY, controller Of the currency, has
gone to Asbury Park for three weeks.

Nor ExEMPr.-Acting Secretary Nettleton
has informed o Boston firm that there is no
provision of law exempting from payment of
the use of the government printing Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

CHINESE SENT Dissatisfaction have been
sent to the collector of customs at New Orleans,
La, to send to San Francisco for deportation
to China three Cinnamon recently arrested at
that port for illegal entry into the United States
via Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19
The Kaisar on Hors.back.

KEEL, August 19.-The emperor this morning
enjoyed his usual horseback exercise after
breakfast, and then granted nm audience to
Chancellor Won Caprivi.
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SITE SELEcTEp.-AssistantS Secretary Crounse
today selected as the site for the public build
ing to be erected at Saginaw, Mich, the north
two-thirds Of the block on which the Hoyt pub
Lie library is located, which property is offered
for S2O 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

John Price plead guilty in the Police Court
wife, and gave his personal bonds to keep the
peace toward her for six months.
II. n. Schneider has bought for $4,000 OF
Chas. Childs part 40 and Al, square 67S, alley
property between q, !, 9Th and I'll streets
southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19
WuAr DO You THIsK Or THIS,

II is Surprising how many peopie are footing them
selves IN buyin- furniture &C.. on tnstallments or
!orR tune. We show them where we offer many things
AZ tus: half credit price. but they II dont
care anyt hin- RbOIt lrice-t want time" IL is q
s.range iasCinatiOn imprOyident habit. In which
th-y vIils Tag =. for o. article for the prvi
jsl- - Issl- u -. At tame these same people
don't seem understand how Il Is that they a.,
Uays hard TT NJ can prCsper a. long as he pays
e. and spfs fJrit don't want any credit bust
nsss IL you have dollar 20 -Iend. Will rive you
los cents worth IL yOu can't psy cash for what
SOa waai yoa need Tot cone. We don't sell on time.
Ess1 these Prices.
Aihair Mattress, AZ pounds. so. Real Curled
Hs.r Mattress. iull size. &C. sl2. 20. COtton-top
N~'trsss - -. OAK suite. SIC 80. Best Wire Cots.
o. -. sITiIg Roller Shades. 3oc. A Crystal Tuns-
her, .is lily I4as. l.So. Initial Tuiablsrs. any
letser. : dozen.
EeiGssuber. dont sell anything on instsllments.
90 That yCJi buy for cash don't spend your money
uItii you and We claim TO be the only
house n Washington where you furnish house
CON pIste with everything Needed. except cooking
stoNvs. S01Ie and see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

Pauisen. the Chess Player. Dead.
LONDON, August la.-Louis Paulssn, the dis
inguished chess player, died today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

From TIE Philadelphia lress (lsepD
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt Is doing some grand
work in the cause Of honest government. When
he tnds a bad egg he don't inquire whether &c
was a republican or democratic hen that
Matched it. He breaks it ofien. Yet there 10
no more sincere republican in the United
States than Civil Service Commissioner Roose-
welt. But with an uncomprOmisiug repuvli-
eanism Lie combines an exemplary citizenship.
Range Of tine Thermometer.
The following were the readings at Office OF
weather bureau today: a. m, "a; p.m.. "a.
Maximum. 50. minimum. c.
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Double Suicide in the Buffalo Jail.

Double Sulcloe IN the BUFFALO jail
BUFFALO. NY, August IA double suicide
occurred in the Eric county jail at noon today.
Two insane women named Anna Gorosowsky
and Catherine Schmidt hanged themselves with
pieces of bed clothing within twenty minutes
Of each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

BEETHOVEN. Wrrrrsaros, BrsxAacr.
Kings and queens innumersbls. nearly al the minda
that have changed the course Of sRsin IN the world
Everybody can have the bsneA. Of CARLSBAD Ut small
cost ct homs n the CARLSBAD sprsdsl Salt which n
evspsrsssd from the spruds Spring. OBTAIN ths sem
uins srsiss. which hss the signature Of ''EIsxER 4
NRxDELsoN CO.. Assnts, Q Barclay g.. New
York" Win svssy ssss,& -
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ASLEEP AT THE THROTTLE,

Fatal Rear-Epa Collision on the Il. and O.
Near Baltimore.
baltimore, Nd, August 14-Abert Bryant
a brakeman. was killed and Conductor c. W.
Ruby and Brakeman c. 8. Thompson injured,
perhaps fatally, by railroad rear end freight
collision at yiaduct bridge early this morning
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. One train
had stopped on the bridge and the other. whose
engineer is said to have been asleep, ran into
it. Several cars were thrown sixty feet into
the ravine
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ro-pAv-s RACES.
The Close OF the Regatta of the National
Amateur Rowing Association.

THE WEATHER AND THE WATER ALI THAT can
BE pEsiRED-cRowps AT THE noAr HOUSES
AND ALL AloSo Tur snoRE-ooop coSTEsrs
rxPrCTEp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
MirN to COrson and Macsrtney, 1919 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

SsSr ~ II ,,r,,,,.o than ,ho frat
n -, -, ~,
IN
-ZsN BE slow IN Frightening
IA and there was an car
b,r promisc Of a warm,
c.,r, ,,,.-,oo, Ths
N"
rowing men loAted
around Wizards most Of the morning talk
ING over ve.tcraay's races ana compariag
Noes ~ e., 49,. -. w., -. h.ra
-, -
70 PicA ana tnefe were ie" boasts MADE E'en
the most sanguine men from the crews thae
have heretofore been regarded ~ fnyorltos were
III 80, In .helr Preneu.hs' me go
race. howeyer ms beiny ths n.,n s,a,nre
of the program. was that tie prize
lay between the New orks and the Falrmouuts
Wise and knowing ones shook their heads and
advised their friends not 20 place too much
money on the Now Works as there were rumors
Of recent failures of health on the part Of .
couple OF the men
The Columbia men. made discreet by yester-
DAY defeat IN the four-oared race. were apt "a
DC very quiet. They were not rash in their
promises ana Their thoughts took . hopeful
ta'her than a certain turn
on THE RIVER FRONT.
On the river front there WAS m good deal os
active prc,ar.,io, Ct, -, ,ri,o - =.
-. = - - ee ~ "s
io"snef wan outihS the races scsterda'-s
eou!d NOT have been smoother and the crews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19
WouLD You Buy A
< + + 4 SSSs SSSS $BO
Bob Il 4 "a 4 y i 4 o" : IS DDbS = =

orisF maAs room for fall stock We offer some mar
vsoGs b-rsaiIs. AID purchase i, q good invest
rz-u; ard saving Q; ~ per cent on regular retail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19
q n A ) T Y,

GRASTY.
DOUBLE STORES,
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN
NAkE-soLD ONLY FOR CASH.
y3O 15lO-I" 1th e. NV bet. p and Q.
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FoR TEE Tour

IAsre more use.u e,esAn. a.,icls than Ayers
Hair NtFoE-;he most regular and economical hair
DRESSING in ;as market. II causes the hair TO grow
sbunAr;iy and retain the beauty sndteIture Of youth
prevents ta3nes. heals Troublesome huInors Of the
salr and iegrs I: clesu cool and healthy Both ladies
snt gentlemen everywhere prefer Ayers flair vsor to
any other dressing for tia hair. Mrs LYDIA o.
Moody ( I.;ts:on Ne. writes. Il have used Ayers
Hs:r visor fer tine. and has worked wonders
for Twas troub;sd with dsnaruf and falling hair
TIA; va. rsp.sly sscornns bald but since using
The Visor ny bead Perfectly clear Of dandruf the
hair has ceased eotaias out ard ! now have 9 sood
growth Ct ale same color when . young
woman. lean heartily recommend the OF Ayers
HAir vsSr any Oas Suffering from dandrun loss
efAAT.;.
AYERS HAIR yI6oR
Prepared ~ Or. .. c. Aver Co. Lowell. Mas
Sold BY Druggists and Perfumsrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

FORMER AGITATION IN REGARD TO rHE MATrrR
AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS MApE-coxsis-
sIoSER porGLAss OWES HIS VIEWS on THK
srBJEcr AT SOME LENGTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

Section II attracted about half hundred an
thropologists and they did what business was
before them with rush. Committees were
elected as follows: Fellow to the council-Rev.
]. Owen Dorsey, Washington. Sectional COM
mittee-Prof. Q: T. Mason. National Museum;
Prot. Thomas Wilson, National Museum: Prof.
George H. Perkins, University of Virginia.
Member nominating comnittee-Prof Thos
Wilson. Subcommittee Oh nominations-Prof.
Paul Carus, editor Monist Prof. G. z. Hart,
Wyoming, Ohio; Mr.. Walter Hough, National
Museum.
Following is the program Of the papers to be
read before the meteorological section tomor-
row beginning at 10 o'clock.
1.-THE Essentials Of Good Education, With o
New Classification Of Knowledge" by William
H. Seaman.
''The Custom of Kava Drinking as practiced
by the Papuans and Polynesians," by Walter
"A Linguistic Map Of North America" by
Maj. J. W. Powell.
Jade Implements From Mexico and Central
! America" by Thomas Wilson.
Gold Ornaments in the U. 8. National Mu-
scum from United States Of Colombia" by
Thomas Wilson.
.'siouan Ovomatopes. Interjsctions and Pho
netic Types" by J. Owen Dorsey.
'On Collection OF Stove Pipes from YER
mont" with exhibition of specimens), by G.
H. Perkins.
Origin of the Name chautauqua," by ALDER.
Gatschel.
1.-THE Importance and Methods Of the Science
Of Comparative Religion" by Merwin Marie
Smell.
ECONOMIC SCIENCE.
The section Of economic science and statistics
will listen to the following papers to-
morrow:
1.-THE Census Counting Machine" with exhi.
hilton Of the machine at work, John 8. Billings.
1.-THE Southern Old Fields," W. ]. McGee.
Agriculture by Irrigation, Some Sound
Economic Possibilities" J. r. Hinton.
water Management the Problem Of the
Future" B. z. Fernow.
"Ths Needs Of the American Flax Fiber In,
dustry," Charles Richards Dodge.
National Geological Paxk, Frank Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

RuI0UsSEsS. DIZZINESS. NAUSEA. HEAD
- SeEs re.sved by small doses Of Cartsrs Little
Liver i.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

As soon as section A assembled, some thirty
mathematicisns and astr onomera being present.
an election was held to supply the vacancy oc-
casioned by Secretary E. D. Preston's absence
from the city. Prof. F. H. Bigelow of the Man.
teal Almanac Office, Navy Department, was
elected unanimously. Prot. Bigelow was born
in Concord, Mass, forty-two years ago. He
was educated at Harvard and after receiving his
alma mater he went to South America, becom.
ing connected with the Cordova Observatory.
Returning to North America, he became
professor Of mathematics of the Racine
(Wis.) University, coming to Warrington to
take bis present posttion three years
ago. He was q member Of the West Africa
Eclipse expedition Of 1889, and 10 widely known
both az astronomer and mathematician. After
. new secretary had been chosen committees
were elected a. follows:
Sectional committes-Prof. Ormoud Stone.
University Of Virginia; Prof. @. Comstock, di.
rector Washington Observatory, Madison Wis. ;
Prot. Q. A. Shot, assistant chief Of the coast
and geodstic survey.
Fellow member Of tho council-Prof. W.
Hardness, naval observatory.
Member nominating committee-Mr. C. n.
Rockwell OF Tasrytown, N. Y.
subeemmjttes Tor nominsti ous-psef. ". ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

We MAKE the CIGAR. You MAKE THE I
w smoke. Tl9EE CJbANA-Ihe best CHAR. s. !
LEOPOLD MILLER 4 SONS
-. = l4N Ctal4ibsr- s.. y. y. Mar Eiset.rsrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-05

A LETTER from Ben Hogan, pub.
lished this morning, clears him
from unjust imputations. The
movement to furnish him with Ha-
waiian slides was set going by resi-
dents here, who think the money
SO spent will be a good advertising
investment for these islands. MIR.
Hogan had no hand in it whatever
We think the heads of these gentle
men are level, to borrow q slang
phrase, and if the movement re-
suits in Ben Hogan's taking away
some fine island views, which he
would not otherwise have obtained,
the action of these gentlemen will
have been amply justified, and any
advantage accruing to this country
will be due to their enterprise. If
Mr.. Hogan himself makes a few
dollars out of it, it will not kill
anybody.
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Injustice.

Mr.. EDITOR Mr.. Bonaccord,"
whoever he may be, makes me APP.
pear like beggar with his anony-
nous talk about the slides which
the good people of Honolulu were
going to furnish me with. He does
me great injustice. [ have always
paid my bills, and l ask no favors
from anybody. l never asked for
any subscription, and never solicit
ed any help of any kind.
Mr.. J. J. Williams said to me one
day that [ would do a good thing
for the people here, and for myself
too, if l took some island views
and showed them in my travels
round the world. He, no doubt,
looked at it in q practical business
point of view. I had nothing to do
with subscription list being circu-
lated. 1t was the idea of some
citizens here (Mr. Williams and
others) who thought that would
advertise the Islands. felt CRATE
full for the goodwill shown me, and
mean to make it paying thing for
this country.
am sorry if it hurts Mr.. Bon
accord's feelings. 1t is pity ne is
so sensitive, but do not quite see
just yet that it is any of his
business. No one wants him to
contribute that I know of.
Anyone who thinks there is a
great fortune in the slide business
had better try it on himself for a
while. If anyone will pay me 500
a month and expenses l will adver-
tise the islands for all I am worth,
and he can take all the profits.
BEN HOGAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-05
A Correction.

Mr.. EDITOR SIR Permit me
to correct your historian of yester-
day in the account given of the
British Clubs place of origin.
The first home of the British
Club was in a building off King
street, beyond Maunakea street, in
the rear of the residence for many
years of Ed. Burgess, and was
reached by lane leading between
Burgess premises and the old
Foretop Hotel, kept by VIM. Gill
The house was said to have been
built by John G. Lewis, and occu.
pied by him for some time as q
store. Yours,
T. G. THRUM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-05

easily prepared for the rougher,
coarser uses TO which it is put. it
cannot be any but a friendly rival,
or rather humble companion to
the more dainty ramie. indeed one
might almost make fence of the
one to keep cattle or other in
vaders from a field Or plantation of
the other.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-05
cats for the

UNITED SrEES WATER FILTER.
1t is hardly Unnecessary 10 ulie'O ,ne
attention of tie pbiIc TO the iac' 'i''''
pure water is ue { the principal "si'0
in preserving heath and insuring per-
feet comfort in a busehold. Inc germ
of our most malinant diseases can DC
traced back to imure water
The filter wds easily, and, IKE
magic, turns th,impurest water INTO d
perfectly colorles and absolutely pure
liquid.
This apparatu is attached to the or,
binary water-pi and filters rapidly; II
is displacing the Ill slow-working filters
in the United Stae5.
Call and examne the above at the
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. Ltd
FORT TREET.
1858 389 q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-05
1907 TAXES.

Tax Payers in this District are hereby
notified that the Taxes for the current year
will be due and payable at the Office of the
Tax Assessor and Collector in the Kappa.
iva Building, on the % day of November
A. d. 1891.
The Office is open from 9 A. NJ. to 4P.M
daily Sundays excepted) and on Satur
days until II o'clock noon.
All amounts over $40 must be paid in U
s. Gold Coin.
Taxes not paid before the 18th day Of
December next will be liable to suit with
10 per cent. costs added.
I. A. LLOYD,
Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes
District of KOna, Island of Oahu.
ApprOved:
SAMUEL PARKER,
Minister of Finance ad interim.
2906-3W
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-05

On THE first page will be found
an important decision of the full
Court, in the matter of an applica-
ton of J. F. Colburn for a writ of
mandamus. The Court decide that
1t is not within the province of the
Court to interfere with the action
of an officer in the exercise of a
discretionary power, and that
official duties arising solely out of
contract will not be enforced by
mandamus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-05

The case in the Supreme Court,
OF which full account Is given in
another column, is very import
ant one, affecting, as it does, the
labor question SO vitality, and the
account should be read by all who
are interested in the future of labor.
The constitutionality of the Chinese
Restriction Act of 1890 was fullv
considered and the decision of the
Court on that point will be awaited
with interest.