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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21


be held. The society was organized in 1919,
and the present building, confessedly one
of the finest edifices in the country, was
erected in 1877. The pastor is Rev. Wal
lace Radcliffe, D. D. He was born in Pitts
burg, graduated from Washington and
Jefferson college, and was taught theology
i'll the Princeton university. He is one of
the most popular pastors in Detroit, and
has crowded pews at every service. He
lives in palace of house and draws
fine salary from his rich parish. He is
very ecclesiastical in dress and appearance,
but is one of the pleasantest men to meet
one would find in days travel.
Another brilliant and classically eloquent
Detroit preacher is Rev. Howard Duffield.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21

case came within
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

new YORK. April 2-The stock market this
morning 8 as barren Of feature as usual. The
firm feeling of last evening was continued over
sad first prices in the regular list were from ID to
% per cent. bstter than those of last evening.
Further slight gains were made here and there in
the list and late in tn, hour absolute staguation
IN arked the trading, the market as IL o'clock be-
ing intensely dull and steady, generally at frac-
tions better than the opening prices
BALTIMORE, April 2-virgnia consos =; dc.
10.4Os :; do IS 641h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02
Ask for a bottle of "yirglnia Extra Pale
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

A delightful hop was given last night at
McBurney's Hall ny q number OF young gen.
lsmen OF this city.
The Manutao' uring aud Lean Association
will hold meeting tonight. Mr.. Frank
Hume has assured the association that he
will do all he can to aid 10 the establishment
Of mspufactories here.
The tea and literary entertainment given
by the ladies OF 81. Johns Church, West
Eod, was we'll attended last night and all
present spaut pleasant evening. The eC'
ler,air meDt will be repeated tonight.
The officers Of the Ae1andris Real Estate
Investment. Trust aud Title Company. say
that the statement made 10 the advertise.
ment of the Rath /. on and Timber Company
that 1t wss agent for the sale OF stock, was
made under mistake, as their company does
not deal in stocks Of any description what
ever.
General Albert Pike, one of the most promi.
nent members of the Masonic order in the United
States, is dying in Washington.
The regular onthy meeting Of the Relief
Hook and Ladder Company will be held Friday
night
At the meeting of the Columbia Fire Company
last night only routine business was transacted.
The store of Mr. VIM. johnson, at Arlington
was destroyed by fire early on Tuesday night
The City School Board will meet tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

CONFERENCE.-The Maryland Annual
Conference OF the Methodist Protestant
Caurch began Its si1ty-third session at the
Lafayette Avenue Church In Baltimore yes
terday. Rev. VIM. M. Sraver was re-
elected president, snd Rev. T. E Ceulbourn
Of Lynchburg, secretary. M. J. R. Cation,
If this city, was appointed on the committee
on foreign mi ssiops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02
LOCAL MATTERS.
rurPsDAY EVENING, APRIL ..

his section rain, easterly wind colder
TO. md northwesterly winds on Frids
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April 2.-The markets
are without now features or changes of any con-
sequence in pric-s. Flour is in very fair demand
and firm. The receipts of Wheat continue c1-
trcmely smsll, and bayers take hold readily
range 95 to 113. Corn 1880 in carlo I'd lots.
Rye 9Oa95 Oats 60a63. Eggs 17a1S. Potatoes
1Ooa125 Pork 5a6. Veal Calves 4%a6h' Lambs
6a9 Poultry 13a19, latter for Turkeys. Produce
and Vegetables are wanted and are higher than
for many year, at this season. Wheat Bran, othor
Millfesd, Hay and Straw sell at full figures. Fish
are in light receipt and keep up, the river being
so muddy that but few are being caught
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

PROPERTY SALE.-Mr. J ,hn McCuen has
sold Mrs Emma Doonelly, the house and
lot on The east side of Lse street, IL feet
south OF Duke street, fronting Al feet on Lse
street by Sd feet 10 depth for 81 300.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

ST. MARY's CHURCH FESTIVAL The St.
Mary's church festival was we'll attended
last night and all present spent pleasant
evening" L. is ex pected that the attendance
to night snd tomorrow night will bs very
large. The feature TO night will be the
general rs fl ,. The balloting at the close OF
toe evening stood as follows: Lady's d!s-
moud ring, Miss Head %; Miss Murohy 10.
G. ,ntlemsn's gold ring, Mr.. Lash 16; Mr.
Norris %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

BALTIMORE, April . Cotton nominal mid
ding 91s. Flour finn and active Wheat
Southern Quiet but firm; Ful 11Oa115; long
berry 112 .115 No 112; steamer No red 100;
Western frmer No winter led spot and April
111As111la; May 11l1as111a4 July 1O6Aa
1861 Aug 103 Corn-Southern quiet; white
and yellow rs, Western strong: mixsd spot and
April 74Aa75; May 74As74h; Jaly 71Ra
Tia. steamer 10 Oats fairly active. Bye drm.
Hay steady. Provisions strong. Sugar strong
and active; grsnusted a H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

NEW YORK. April Cotton dull up'ands 0
Orleaus TIC; futures steady. Flour ques and
steady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull and
weak. Pork quiet and irm at 81 75a14. Lard
quiet and firm at 81 O2l2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

Spring stlrs up the bile. You lose your
appetite, feel weak, too bot. and On! 30
tired. Take Summons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

n V u HOUSE The Brooklyn Eagle says
sir1 Two u KIND, the farce comedy to be
sh 'sa nere 10 morrow night. There is
~b.u,snce of the ludicrous in the piscs,
l I.,ea keeps the audience in laugh
ma ;;tsaont The plot narrstes that two old
ohaa us are set against marriage. They
bse lGeir views, however when Two
st' saois declare themselves. which they Go
nras most amusing scene, and the DE-
H. IeG'1 Mt is accordingly brought about.
meaIi Lynn, as the Rev. MI. Beee. lends q
AfeSi,up!e.n Wv p"'' n'0n 10 s''p'y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02
LOST.

r osT-on Saturday. SILK UMBRELLA
1 with knotted handle. Tbs finder viii be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at tie GA
ZEITE Office sp1 o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

sHlLoH's vITALIZER is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizznes, and sl
symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price IS cents per bot
tis For sale by f. s. Lesdbestor g Bro, sgent:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

CH1,Aeo, April 2-11:Oo a. m.-No Wheat
May 1O4A; July 1885 No 2 Corn-Aay 67Ss
July 65A No Q Osts-May 53A. Porkams
s12 571s July $12 971a. Lard-Msy $6 30
July ST 05. Short ribs-May Sc OBJ; Jul
Sc 37ta,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

Spriug stirs up the bile. You lose you
appetite. feel weak, too hot. and 90!
tired. Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02
WANTS.

WANTS.
yHTANTED TO PURCHASE. on monthly OF
w quarterly payments of 800 per quarter, 9
HOUSE of six or seven rooms, with good side lot
Must have water convenient. Address P0TO-
MAC, Washington, D. G. app 6ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

eHARrER -Jadge Norton bss granted q
eaa'ter to the Bath len aod Timbsr Com
paay Of Bath county, Va. The objects are
70 Purchase timber, minerals, ore, qaarIz and
oIleT lands; to develop, subdivide aud i'm
prove toe same; 10 locate towns and erect
manufactures, sc. The capital stoce is TO
Dv Sb0V GOO divided into shares OF $40 each,
ngu Ihe principal otfice is to be in this city
sNH Mt. K Cation as attorney. The Of
etS t,e DIN Douglass, OF Boston, presi.
aegt R B. Berry, Of Maryland, secretary,
o oau J. :. Lawrence, CT Washington, tress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-02

Try the new beer-"vreinia Extra Pale )
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21
Senator Sherman on the Sicara-
qua Canal.

CFro11 an Interview In the Pllilzdelphis
Press.)
Has the government in hand
any proposition of moment, any
constructive proposition2"
Il am glad you asked me that
We have just reported from our
committee, the Foreign Relations
Committee, Of which / am Chair
man, bill TO aid in the construc-
ton Of the Nicaragua Canal Ii
was concurred il BY Republicans
ike Mr.. Evarts, Mr.. Edmunds, etc,
and also by the Democratic Sena-
tors ike Mr.. Morgan. Mr.. Eustis,
and others. You know that there
was treaty made with Nicaragua
in Arthur's time concerning this
canal We were then tied up by
our relations with other govern
ments, and could not bring the
matter out before the public, Mr..
Cleveland withdrew that treaty.
The seal Of secrecy has been taken
of, and q report has been made by
the full committee 10 acquire the
rights Of the Nicaragua Maritime
Company, which has spent 1000,
900 and done some important pre-
paratory work The proposition
is for the government TO in
dorse the bonds of this maritime
company and use it merely as a
constructing company; the United
States being virtually the owner OF
the canal. The work, besides, is to
be done under the American Army
engineers. 1t viii cost 800, 000,-
900. 1t will take about six years to
do the work We shall then have
accomplished, in my opinion, fan
more important work than the
Suez Canal. The commerce of the
west coast Of South America viii
come almost due north to New
| York.
| The commerce of California and
Oregon, which has to go around
Cape Horn, will come through the
canal 10 all portions of the Atlantic
Coast. The commerce of OceanIcs
and Asia will to large extent take
this channel. We report that will
the lowest tolls which can be i'm
posed upon the tonnage, the cana
will bring s8,000.000 year reve
due at an interest charge of abou
| $4,000 900 upon the government in
! dorsement. This work is WORTHY
of the American people at the Gloss
of their century of government
1t appeals to the imagination, anc
will be magnificent monument fo1
the energy of our nation TO bav'
left to succeeding times"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21

defz1ood tie gsniz. u the English
Constitution
II the case cited by T. y. y. J"
of Lord Pz;me-=.on's dismissal
from the Office Of Foreign Secretary,
il w4s demanded by The Premier
himself. Lord John Russell. whose
course was approved Of BY the
Queen and Prince C0nsl'-t, md
what i more, BY the House Of
Commons
The change Of Administration II
1880 Is better illustration Of the
English Parliamentary system
TIE Liberal party had carried the
elections, and Lord BeaeoDsaeld
resigned IL advance The Queen
first sent for Lord Harrington, who
declined 70 serve; she then sent for
Lord Granville, with the same re-
salt, and was obliged a. last 70 send
for Mr.. Gladstone, the recognized
leader Of the party.
After all. the question now pend
ing does lot depend upon these
presidents. Il Is 20 be settled by
broad general principle, by the
evident meaning and intention OF
the Constitution Of 1887, In view Of
the circumstances which led 10 II
and the objects which il WAS IN
tended 70 accomplish
KCMUKAsAwAI-
Honolulu. February 20.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21
THE DAILY
CHILEAN AFFAIRS.

The news from Chile is of some
what contradictory nature, but on
the whole the Government, /. e.,
the Balmacedistas do not seem to
be making much way.
The S. F. Examiner has special
dated Lima, Feb. 9Th, headed with
announcement in large capitals,
8. The Rebels defeated" The Gov
eminent of Chile is gaining ground"
but the failure of a rebel torpedo
boat to stop Government trans
port, and the reported capture by
the Government, whilst Valparaiso
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21
The Whole Truth in q Nutshell.

The Whole Truth in Nutshell.
l have read carefully the very
able and conclusive communication
d Hon l. a. Th1rston. On the
Constitutional question o. Qussn
and Cabinet, il the ADVERTISE Of
Thursday and also the communiea-
ton II the Bulletin, signed . z -.
n" There is little in the letter
that really touches the issue The
whole truth Is il . nutshell. and
can be stated In few wsrds- The
question cannot be decided by the
rules and usages Of other countries,
whose constitutions and laws are
unlike those Of Hawaii, bat by the
plain language Of the Constitution
Of this Kingdom, low conceded TO
be the supreme law Of the land,
which the Queen has sworn 10
obey, aud which she cannot dis
obey without forfeitiDg her right 70
the throne. All the power the
Queen has, comes from the Cons1ita-
ton. Where IL the remOtest right
IN the Constitution allowed 70 the
Queen 20 remove the Ministers, ex-
cept in Article Il? There is not
q word even limiting such power
In Article IL il the following plain
language:
"The Cabinet shall consis. Of the Min
is.er Of Foreign Affair.", the Minister u
the Interior, the Minister d Finance sIao
the A.borney-Gener2l, and they shall d
His Na;esty's special advisers in the
executive affairs Of the Kingdom; and
they sbau De ex oficio members q His
Ms5es.y's PRIV Council u State. They
shall be apuointed and commissioned by
the King, and shall be removed by the
King only upon vote o. want q conn
dence passei By majority of all the
elective members u the Legislature. o.
upon conviction Of felony. and shall Dc
subject 70 impeachment
In this compact statement OF the
powers Of the Constitution il in
cludei all there is relating 10 the
| question at issue. The Ministers
hold complete commissions under
the Constitution, duly signed by
the executive officer of the King.
dom. The titles of the Min.
listers are perfect-as mnch so as
those Of any officials in the King.
dom. Article Al, as above quoted
allows Of two ways 70 turn out the
Ministers, and only two ways. One
is by impeachment, and the other
Is by vote of want Of confidence
by the Legislature Thus all Other
methods Of getting rid Of the MIN
listers are excluded by the cleares
principles of Interpretation and
common sense. and TO attempt Il
deprive them of their offices other
wise than in the ways provided i;
subversive Of the supreme author
ity of the land, and would be revo
lutionary in spirit and aim Tbs
tiae has fully arrived when every
body in the Kingdom, from tn
throne to the humblest subject
should plainly understand that tn
Constitution MUST BE OBEYED b
ALL, or expect to suffer the conse
quences of attempting its subveI
sion. NATIONAL REFORMER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21
"E. N. NJ" Answered.

Nh. EDITOR: A lengthy state
ment on the question SO unhappily
raised between the Queen and the
Cabinet, appeared in the Bulletin
last evening signed by one I" L. N
NJ" whose statements seem 10 be
as much ex parte one way as those
of Mr.. Thurston may have been
the other.
I refer particularly to the Sec
ton On English precedent
"E. \. N" must be fully aware
that there still are two distinct
schools or ways of thinking on such
questions in England.
Neither will he deny that great
progress has been made there dur
ing the past fifty-three years, in
developing the principle of Minis
terial responsibility, and that the
actual functions of the Crown at
present are not what they were in
1893.
1t is true that Queen Victoria at
her accession was both on personal
and political grounds friendly to
Lord Melbourne, the Premier. But
had the opposite been the case,
does /" T.. n. N" believe that she
would have undertaken to install a
Tory Ministry in defiance of the
House of Commons?
His statement of the famous
Z" bed chamber affair" gives d
wrong impression. Lord Melbourne
retired because he had majority
of only FIVE ON his Jamaica bill.
The Queen then sent for Robert
| Peel, who failed TO form a Ministry
on account of the new question
raised for the first time in regard
to the change of the Ladies of the
Bed Chamber. Lord Melbourne
had to be recalled. and for two
years more had the support of a
small majority in the House oil
Commons. 1t is now generally ad-
mltted that Sir Robert Peel was
right in the main, and the whole
question was afterwards settled by
u sensible compromise.
| The Queen of England has sew,
eral traditional powers, which are
obsolete in practice. No country
has kept up so many harmless:
legal fctions as England, among
which may be counted the vetC
power aud the power to dismiss
Ministers at will, as we'll as the re
commissioning of the Ministry
Justin Mccarthy justly says tina
Prince Albert and his mentor
| Baron Stockmar, never fully un
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21

the principal port. is still biock&ded,
and the nitrate ports are closed By
the rebels are no great Indications
Of the early collapse 81 the latter,
and moreover the Government has
issued degree promising those Of
its troops not taxing part with tie
rsTolutionists twenty-five per cent
additional pay. and psnsons 20 the
families Of loyal soldiers killed or
wounded equal tot fall pay, does not
look Is If the Government were
well satisfied with the loyalty Of
their troops Two new cruisers.
the Almeraute Lynch and the
Almsrante Condell, are said 70
have been detained a. Mon.erideo
By orders Of the Chilean Govern
meht- H b. NJ. S. Champion Is the
only foreign man-of-war AZ VAL
parSiso, while the Acorn WAS At
Coquimbo ard the Pheasant e.
Iquique, which latter port appears
10 Re In the hands Of the rebels, as
tram filled with prisoners was
stopped by 300 workmen, who re-
leased the prisoners and took the
train 10 Iqu5que, having killed the
engineer.
a great many notable people are
escaping from Santiago and VAL
paraiso, while numbers Of the bet
ter classes are siding with the reyo-
lutioBists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21

DEfAETNEx7 or THE IsTEkroE OF TIE HA-
EAGIAs LsLaxDs. IL TEE NeTTaz Or
TEE APPLICATION or TEE PkPAEKOU
GUSAE Co. FOE DzslsooErozk7Ios.
Declaration of Dis3seerporaaon.
To ell 10 whom these presents shall
come, /. Charles y. Spencer, Minister Of
the Interior Of the Kingdom u the H&-
wziian Islands, send greeting;
Whereas. On The 18Th day Of April. lsSs,
the PspzikOu sugar Company, corpora
ton daily Incorporated and existing under
tie laws u the Hawaiian Kingdom. desir-
ing 10 Dissolve and W be cisincorporated,
presented 70 the Minister Of the Interior
its petition together with the certificate
setting forth that. al . meeting Of the
stockholders called for that purpose. IL vas
decided by unanimous vote d al of the
holders u said stock 70 dissolve said cor
porsiiOn and make application for soch
disincorDoraii0n 70 the Minister Of the In
terror, which said certificate WAS signed
By q. r. Castle and J. y. Aiherton, the
yice-President and Secretary. respectively,
Of the ssid corporation, which said petition
and certificate were entered On record in
the Office Of the Minister Of the InierIor.
and
Whereas notice was thereafter caused 10
be published In the English and Hawaiian
languages for sixty days once each week
for three consecutive weeks ia the HAWAII
Ar GAZETTE and Kuok0a newspapers, pub
Sd - in sl.A Of .frslss bz
Island Of OshR; that is 10 say from the
18th October ~ the 9Th Of December In the
HAEAuas GAZETTE, and from the llth
October 10 the zJsh day OF December In the
Knokoz. In the regular weekly editions Of
said newspapers. in 1880, and notice Of said
petition and certificates. copies Of which
were hereto attached together with the
sfiidsvits Of publication thereof, and
Whereas 1 am ssti5ed that the vote
therein certified Aforesaid was taken and
am further satisfied that all claims against
the szid Papaikou Sugar Company hare
been paid and discharged,
Sow. therefore. know ye that in the con-
sideration Of the premises and 10 reason
10 the contrary appearing. do therefore
hereby declare that the said corporation
the Pspaikou Sugar Company. IL dissolved
and tina. the surrender Of its charter. dated
the 18th day Of March, 1s85. IL hereby &C
cepted On behalf Of the Hawaiian Govern
nent.
Given under my hand and seal o
Hawaiian Government this 9Gtf
fsEaL] day Of February, A. D. 1891.
G. y. SPEscER,
Minister of the Interior.
I3ks3-st 1u55-2t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21
SUGAR MATTERS.
lut5ODlsbs

The S2D FraDclSco Bulletin o.
February 9Th, has some remarks
which must interest our planters
who are just very anxious about
sending their sugar forward 90 that
it may reach the United States be-
fore the new tariff comes into oper-
alton, viz, April lst.
In view Of the public utterances,
both Of Mr.. Blaine and Mckinley
himself OIL the subject Of the injus-
tee to Hawaii effected, however un-
Intentionally, by the Mckinley bill,
il seems that if any way out OF the
difficulty can be discovered. Hawaii
is not without influential friends in
Washington who will endeayor TO
reduce to a minimum the disad-
gantages We dread.
The Bulletin states that some Of
the Eastern papers are predicting
a sugar famine in the last days of
March, owing to provision Of the
tariff. /" a radical change will go
into effect On The LIST Of April. On
and after that date, all sugar Of
certain specified grades will come
in free, consequently, it is expected
that all imported after that date
will be made below that standard
(No. 16 ID. s. } at which figure sugar
may be refined in bond without
payment Of duty, and such refined
sugar may be transported III bond
| and stored in bonded warehouses
at such points of destination as are
provided by existing laws relating
TO the immediate transportation Of
dutiable goods in bond, under such
rules and regulations as shall be
prescribed by the Secretary of the
Treasury
There is then an lnducement o.
2 cts. TO q cts. per lib. according Il
the present tariff, in retaining from
domestic consumption as much al
possible of the sugar refined il
March. The refners will make al
much out of dutiable sugar made
in March, as they will On fre'
sugar sold after April LIST.
AS affecting the Hawaiian cro]
the Bulletin says, after mentioning
how Hawaiian planters are hurry
ing forward the new crop /" Al
Engagements have been made to sem
a large quantity of this free suga
TO the East so as to get the benef
of the current market prices
Trains of thirty cars are now be
ing made up daily for the East
There 10 a contract for 1900 ca
|, loads now in course of execution
At ten tons to the car, this wi
dispose of 100000 lbs. of the Hs
waiian crop. More will be sent,
satisfactory arrangements can b
made. The 2 cts. per pound bount
on domestic sugar does not tax
effect until July lst, 1891"
1t would appear therefore ths
this last crop of protected Hawaiia
). produce, if it is to be the last, WI
command good prices. With goo
weather a great deal Of our sugs
should be landed in San Francisc
by the 3lst March.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21

1t is generally supposed that the
life of a bird is not very long, but
a pet yellow bird belonging to Mrs.
E. r. Haynes, of Monsoon, Me-, that
recently died. was taken from its
nest in the field in the summer of
1877.
Sick Man: Z" I'm afraid / can't
have you any longer, doctor; my
money is all gone" Family Physi-
clan (cheerfully): ''Oh, that doesn't
matter. I've insured your life in
my favor. New York Weekly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-21

Pfoza and after this date al warrants
and other processes u al TIE Courts of
fAas Kingdom rBzst be IN the name Of
- LILIUOKALAsI bY The Grace Of God.
q the Hawaiian Islands, Queea.''
Rr The C1rrf