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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29

perhaps the most essential and impor'
tanf provision OF the Constitution, ana u
arose thus:
Eron the earliest period OF English his
tory there was contest between the
crown and the House of Commons over
tho question whether the House was 70
determine who was elected TO be Its mem
hers or the Crown should make tha'
determination. II the House Determined
then the House would be really repre-
sentative Of the people: IL the Crown de-
tcrmined then the King would virtuaiiy
appolnt the House and II would be SUP
scrvlent to his viii Queen Elizapeth was
the last English sovereign who assei "
the right, and II made scene 49,
looked something like revolution VIZ"
her accustomed sagacity she aDahdo"e'
the claim. and no sovereign has ever 90
sorted n since. A full account Oh Wv
contest may be seen in Haiiai"
tutional History. enc
Now. so important was this rlgh' W w
Integrity and independence OF the LIS
lature mat the trainers Of our Coilsu'u
,ion M, !, into that instrument ana pro-
,.tdna In r. mat each house of congress
shall be the Judge Of the election quaii'i-
cation and return OF It's own iie',' 49,
What IS the meaning ana scope Vi I'm.
language? Is the authority to Judge Vi
the qualification" OF MEMBER eA-
bausted when the House determines 10
admit him? qualification Is matter
tbat pertains TO every hour Of member
shin. A man may be qualified 10 s'
as a member at the beginning Of ses-
sion and may become "disquali1ed' dur
ing the session, and this provision, con-
s,dered in this light, is to be taken along
with the other provision of the Con-
stitution which authorizes each house TO
expei n member for improper conduct.
How can either house consider Inc
"oualihcaton"t Of each member and de-
terrnine whether he shall be eXpelled OF
whether he shall not be, unless II can
examine witnesses and ascertain the lacls
connected with any alleged "disquahnca-
ton" or ground for expulsion? 1t - per-
fectly evident that 1t cannot DO so.
When. therefore any charges are to be
inquired into that relate to "qualifica-
tion" OF members of either house, or
that raise question az " "HSei'i
member should or should not be expelled,
the house has authority to summon wit
pesses and compel them to testify by all
the ordinary processes that pertain to
courts in making judicial Investigations
The plain purpose Of these provisions
is to make each house complete master
al all times of whatever pertains to its
integrity. a power which it no doubt
has inherently, and which the Kilbourn
case does not deny 10, but comedies to
it. and which the trainers Of the Con-
stitutlon intended by these provisions
to place beyond any possibility of ques-
ton.
The charges in these cases go TO both
points, Capitalization" and expulsion. If
any senator has been bribed he is no
longer qualified to be a senator, and
should be expelled. The Senate has the
right. therefore, TO compel witnesses TO
answer all questions that relate TO either
of these points. and the country will not
be satisfied unless it exerts its authority
TO the utmost in this behalf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
The hardware Ven

The Southern Hardware Jobbers' As
ISOLATION will hold their annual meet
ing in Richmond on the 9TH. 9th. and 7tb
OF June. Eleven southern States viii be
represented at this meeting and a num-
and westera States will be present A
banquet will be given at the Exchange
Hotel on the 7th. The gathering together
OF so many leading business men from all
sections of the country win be full Of
interest. Richmond will welcome them
and they viii be the guests of some Of
Richmonds most wide-awake business
men. for such the hardware men of this
city are,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
The TOWER,
Corner Second and Broad,

LINEN FOR LADIES' oUTlNa
SUITS, IL 1-2c. yard.
CREPE GRENADINES. r. lie. yar4
NAVY BLUE STRIPE DIVINITY. nl.,.
yard.
BLACK PLAID ORGANDIE. l0c. ya,t
GENTS BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS e..
worth soc.
ALL-woOL CASHMERE. Tor n,y,.
and Gents wear, SOC. yard: worth q
LADIES SILK BELTS, with Steel
Buckle, only DC.
Fine FIGURED FRENCH ORGANDrg.
S5c. yard.
coLoRED LACE-sTRuPE MUSLIN
l0c. yard
our II f-2c. DIMITY Sl-3c. yard
SATIN STRIPE ORGANDGE. IN l-o.,
lengths, . Lie. yard; worth DC
LADIES LAUNDERED SHIRTS. S.-
Bosom, Collar. and Cuffs. only El5
BLACK SEEDED SILKS. BLACK pu
DE LOIE, BLACK FALLE. and BLtex
SATIN RHADAMA, 81 yard; rel..e
from sl.37.
ALL-WOOL FIGURED FRENCH
CHALLIEs. S5c. yard.
FIGURED WOOL CHALLIES. l2I..
FRENCH GTNGHAMS. reduced %
l6 2-3c.: price was 25c.
WHITE DUCK SUITS, $3.50.
FIGURED DUCK SUITS. $50
TAILOR-MADE VEST, White ana
Figured only $50.
sHIRT-WAIST STUDS. &c
LADIES' SILK GAUNTLETTEs. vs-s
50c., now 25c.
Remnants Of 25c. MATING. l2f..
WIRE DOOR MATS. 81. N.2J. ana r--
BLACK SILK MITTS, reduced irlm i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
THE POWER OF THOUGHT

The potency OF an idea is beyond all
power Of calculation. 1t is related Of the
Hungarian patriot. Kossuth. that, when a
young man, he was devoted TO hunting
bears in the Hungarian mountains. but
that the verses of a Persian poet.
written seven hundred years before. fell
into his hands. The poet had detained
against the cruelty of seeking these AMI
mails In their haunts TO torture and MUIR
der them. and Kossuth's mind was so
impressed by the essay that he gave I'D
hunting and turned his whole mind to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
From the CAPITOL.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday declined
to pardon Walter Jackson, who is serving
a term Of six years IN the penitentiary
He was sentenced in March. 1893, In the
Pittsylvania County Court on two indici-
ments for horse-stealing.
The Board of the Chesapeake and its
Tributaries met In the Governors office
yesterday and transacted the usual
amount OF routine business.
City Sergeant III. Fitzgerald, OF Man
chester. called at the Office of the Auditor
OF Public Accounts yesterday after de-
livering at the penitentiary Alexander
Thompson, sentenced 10 three years I'm
prisonment for malicious assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
Merit Recognized.

Quick Work-For the past week or
more The Richmond Times has been
reaching this town on the ii O'Clock train
of the morning on which II is issued.
Before that the paper always came on
the 6:35 train in the evening. This Is
quick work for The Times. and IT Is
bringing the State capital very close 10
us. In order to do this the papers have
miles outside Of Richmond. and there
put on an early train which comes from
the South and goes around the city by
the Bet Line. 1t shows commendable
enterprise on the part OF The Times
people TO take this trouble.-Leesburg
Mirror. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29

Major Sol. Cutchins. of the Blues Bat
TALON. has almost completed the appoint
ments on his staff, Mr.. George W.
Hunter, a former member OF the old
company, having been appointed hospital
steward.
Contrary to their custom, the Blues
will not appear in their full-dress uni
forms tomorrow, but will wear their
fatigue coats and caps and white duck
trousers. This change had TO be made
so as 10 enable the new Company Il 10
participate in xhe turnout. the time
being too short to provide the necessary
number OF full-dress uniforms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
TUESDAY MAY 20, 1894.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS TUESDAY.

Fi,zhrgh Lodge. I. O. O. f., Eagle Hal
Friendship Lodge, l. o. q. f. Ouu-' u
lows Hall. =, oaa-Eel-
lows Hall. =, ,.ore-
Liberty Council. Jr. q. l. a. M'' |ei'
ley's Hall. Cate
Capital City Lodge, /. o. o. f., cate
Trinity Lodge. I. O. G. r., Central Hall.
Howard's Grove Lodge, l. O. q. t. HOW
Central Reneficial and Social Society, Lee
Camp Han ..
Company 'D." First Regiment, Armory.
Company "F." First Regiment, Armofy'
II. L. l. Blues, Snyder Building.
Richmond Howitzers. HowitZers Armor!'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Sun: The heart Of the Hon
Wash Hesing bounds with JOY. Ills cel-
brated CallitricnoiOEical EAhlbIttloH - 80
be housed nttiDgly AZ last. Inc piaIo
for the new Federal building IN CHIcaso
provide for q combinS room III y .lilui,...
marble and stained glass, a ullHIlr4
in Mexican onyx, and "tItsa,CiIi.s side
lery in plate glass. Mr. Heslh5 go
lights Will not be hidden uhuet D"S''0''
New York Times: The report that me
present owners OF the estate OF the ID
jay Gould have changed their legdl resl-
cape the taxation Of their personal prop
erty is intrinsically probable. Zen NH
lions Of dollars Is very large aiaOuht
on which 10 pay taxes. we 40 hO1 uh
derstand that the parties in interest dehy
that they actually possess mat amount IN
Of personal property, nor Is there, We pc
lieVe, any dispute as 10 the letter Oh ny
law. They may, however, allege win
entire accuracy that personal property
generally does not actually pay taxes
that other owners of that class OF prop
erty do not pay on so large proportion
of their actual possessions as the uOulus
are called upon for, and they may claim
the exercise OF a discretion in the as
sessment 10 which they think they are
entitled. The incident Is only very
conspicuous instance Of the folly of levy
ing tax that cannot be evenly and fuzzy
collected
New York World: 1t IS announced that
the State Republican Convention IN Mich
igan will nominate. beside State officers
two candidates for the United States
Senate. one TO succeed Senator Mcmillan,
whose term viii expire next March, and
one for the remainder OF the term OF the
late Senator StOckbridse.
Whether the state Democratic Con-
vention will do the same thing we DO
not know, but 1t would be wise to do SO.
Until the Constitution of the United
States is amended this course Is as near
as we may come TO the election OF United
States senators by the people. and II
really gives the people a voice in the
matter.
AS long as the necessity Of election by
the Legislature holds II is well 10 make
the action Of legislators. like that or
members Of the Electoral College merely
a formal registration OF q decision made
beforehand by the people.
The idea which the makers OF the
Constitution had that Legislatures would
exercise a wiser discretion than the
people is no longer tenabie. The people
know their own business best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
China silks.

Some thirty or forty different patterns
of those 15c. and 81 CHINA SILKS that We
are selling at soc. per yard-Black, Navy
Blue. White, and Tinted Grounds, printed
in a variety OF neat patterns, "A and Is
inches wide.
Another shipment Of 2i-inch BLACK
CHINA SILK at J0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
lis Fiffh Anniversary

list church viii celebrate Its NTH ami
versary 10 be given this evening I'm the
lecture-room OF the church. An Interest,"
Ing programme has been prepared for the
occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
WOOL CHALLIES,

We are showing an elegant stock of the
latest importatiOns In the line Of ALL
WOOL FRENCH CHALAIES, in White,
Blue and Black Grounds, printed in Dots,
Stripes, and Delicate Dresden Sprays and
Buds.
Novelties in new TAFFETA SILKS, In
Black and Colored Checks and Stripes.
Another Invoice OF that beautiful SATIN
GROS-GRAIN STRIPE, in Blue, Rose,
Cardinal. White, and Lavender or Lilac
Stripe, only S5c. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
1t(oFEN
(9HPAfY
S@
II, 10, IS and II East Broad
II, 10, Is and II East Broad
TUESDAY. May 90. 1894.

The favorite combination in re-
failing brightens every step o OF me
way in the buying. SUPERIOR,
ITY OF QUALITIES and speoial
lessons in economy.
SPECIAL SALES-PrlceS that
have never had existence before
not even in the ideal. Would you
think that a handsome sheer WIN
ter India Linon that cost wholesale
70 1.2c could be retailed for 8 I-4ct
Could you imagine that stock
Of Ladies best made UNDER
GARMENTS would be thrown on
the market at prices that, for IN
stance. makes Ladies Skirts, with
wide embroidered flouncing 79c
each? The embroidery alone would
cost ooc. Would you ordinarily
have a call upon us to sell real
FRENCH SATTEENS, in Solid
Black or Printed Perfect, new I'M
portation, at 10 2-3c, when their
value is 1862
These are only hints of the mer-
chandise that is plowed under the
surface Of value here now.
The greatest and most elegant
stock of SILK Shirt Waists ever
offered in Richmond are here to-
day-ONLY TODAY. A manu-
facturer's stock. All unSo!d are
shipped back tonight. The prices
on these are about ONE-HALF.
Some $50 of them are left for to-
days selling.
NEW CHEMISETTES for Ladies
in Pique Linen and Percale. white
and colored, 25c to 75c a set.
The best value in Fans are al
ways among the Japanese.
Hero are Gold or Silver Close-Foldng
Fans that are usual toc, FOR DOC.
4 full Parchment Folding Fan for &C.
Highly Decorated for lyc, that are equal
to any ever offered for 23c.
Close-Folding Black Full Laquered and
its equal has never been less than 4-c,
Several dozen others.
24-inch Black Brocaded india
Silk, were SI.I9 up to yesterday,
they are $50 today.
Beautiful Two-Toned Taffeta silks, were
Csc 20 yesterday, csc To-Day.
Al-Snk Moire. only mode, worth $l25,
for SOC yard.
Handmade China and India Silks
away under usual PRICES, 81,
AZ, 40 and CSC a yard.
The White Flannel you have
always paid 25c for is here at
u I-2c.
70 pieces French Pique-princi-
paIly in welt cord-I2 IL and I6c
a yard instead Of 25c.
CHAIR NEWS THAT IS OF IN
TEREST TO ALL.
Continuation sale of the NINE
HUNDRED PORCH and MUIR
SERY CHAIRS at SOC each.
These chairs are made Of Hard
Maple, light finished, spindle back,
and none more comfortable.
In order to give as many of our
patrons as possible a chance to Sc
cure one Of these chairs, we will
limit the quantity to any one GUS
toner to two chairs.
Another shipment just received
Of those Large Arm Rocking Chairs,
Sixteenth century finish, at SI.9o
each. This is most likely to be the
last lot of this chair we will ever
get to sell at the above price, as we
have just received a despatch from
the manufacturer, stating that the
PRICE has ADVANCED, and the
ADVANCE is CONSIDERABLE.
The ACTUAL VALUE of this chair
is $3.50 each-buy them now at
SI.9o each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
THE COHEN co.
WHAT 81 WILL Do.

1t will furnish a parlor with SUIT.
Carpet or Mating, ana Rug included
or you can have your bedroom iltteG up
complete with q CHAMBER SUIT-Mat-
tress, Springs. pillows, Bolster ana a
covering for the floor as wei. II VII
buy a nice Dining-Tabie, fancy leos'
large oak Sideboard, High-Back Chairs.
and Dinner or Tea~Sets, or any Trims you l
may want for the furnishing or these
DO you want a nice Rug-seat Couch,
with spring edges and long tringes en-
tireIy hiding the woodl We have them.
demand lust now, but they Will be IN a
very short time. We are selling them
right along Notwithstanding the cool
weather. THE PRICE is what makes
them 20. Did you ever hear OF Re-
frigerator with a water-cooier attached
for $3.50? our patrons know a good
thing when they see H. The higher
us, 50 we have put price on them 10
make them 20.
HAYWOOD BABY CARRIAGES are
the best and keep ahead in low prices
and high qualities. Il IS pleasure for
US to have you call and inspect them.
We have nice line OF MATTINGS-
fresh goods and warranted TO please In
price. quality and patterns. These are
mouldy or faded goods among them.
Smyrna, Velvet, Moquette. and Tapestry
Rugs, Mats, etc, In abundance.
CARPETS in Brussels. ingrains. Two
and Three Plies-all the leading makes.
Druggets are very stylish, and we have
them any size and quality.
Do you want a SOlid-Gold or Filled
Case Watch, Chain. Diamond Ring, Ini-
tinl Ring, Silver Plated Tea-Set, Water
Service Berry-D Dish. Knives, Forks, and
Spoons OF the best manufacture? Come
10 us, be supplied, and have the use Of
the goods While you are paying for them.
a silver dollar Will go as far as a gold
dollar Come, examine, and see how
much you can buy from us with 81.
Read and reflect: $50 worth CT goods
for 50 down and 81 per week. are the
terms at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
For OyeriuduIgence

rsr HonsrogDs ACID PHOSPHATE
Think Of your head in the moT Tpdns
AFTER p NIGHTS hard labor. and take ~"
forIs Acid Phosphate for speedy reiiel'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
SUMMER BLACK GOODS,

NUN's-vEILNG, BATISTE, GLORIA.
STORM SERGES, WOOL CREPE AND
CREPON. SILK CREPON. CREPE DE
CHINE. Hermann. SILK GRENA-
DINE. and large variety of other suita-
BILE Summer Materials to be worn both In
and out OF mourning.
NOBBY MUSLIN BOWS In o. large as
sortment Of patterns. only l5c.; regular
25c. Bow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
7 ] affeta Silks.

We have reduced the entire line OF our
SUMMER TAtFETA SILKS from p TO
4Oc. per yard. This includes everything
from $i.75 10 Sl.5O per yard. If you need
a suit for Trimming. Waist, or Dress il
will pay you 10 inspect our line.
SILK Betting in all the popular coll
ors.
Full line Of PLATED AND STERLING
SILVER THREE-PIECE BUCKLES.
ranging in price from zoe. to 81 apiece.
SHELL HAIR PINS AND ORNA-
MENTS. made from the best real Shell
and bought direct from the maker. and
sold at the least possible margin Of profit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29

Beautiful Two-Toned Taffeta silks, were
Csc 20 yesterday; csc To-Day.
All-Sik MOire. only mode, worth SIS,
for SOC a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29

Here are Gold or Silver Close-Folding
PANS. that are usual 60c, for Soc.
4 run Parchment Folding Fan for &c.
Highly Decorated for lyc, that are equal
to any ever offered for 2oc.
Close-Folding Black Full Laquered, and
its equal has never been less than l2c,
for sc each.
Several dozen others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29

Handmade China and India Silks
away under usual price-35 81,
~, 10 and Csc a yard.
The White Flannel you have
always paid 25c for is here at
u I-2c.
% pi, ces French Pique-princi-
paIly in welt cord-I2 IL and I6c
a ward instead Of 2Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29

24-inch Black Brocaded india
Silk, were S1.I9 up to yesterday,
they are 83c today.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
POLITICS Oh HAWAII.
Natives are Still Being M;sled BY
Circulars Ee-t frCm Here.

In speaking Of the political stu
alton On Hawaii, ". y. Armstrong
said, last night
While On Hawaii | made IL
ouiries regarding toe political situa-
ton, and nv conclusions are that
the natives are quite ready TO sup
port the Republic If they are salts
I'D that their lives and property
viii be protected"
In answer to tue question, W hat
do the natives seem TO fear ? . the
speaker said They are Informed
by circulars sent from Honolulu
and signed by Nawahi, that restor-
alton Il still probable; they have
10 means Of refuting this statement,
and therefore they are awaltln 2
further action BY the President q
the United States.
at seems to ne to be certain
that the natives sre slowly, but
surely. accepting the situation, and
will, In due course Of time, support
the r, public "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20

W. y. Armstrong, who returned
10 town on the steamer W. G. Hall,
was seen last night about the fore
going: "On the 10th of July he
said. 1t was noticed from the Vol
eano House that great pillars Of
dust were rising from all sides Of
the lake. These were caused by
the general subsistence of the lava
banks surrounding and sloping
downward from the lake. As the
molten lava fell the banks also fell.
and the pals enclosing the lava
fell in on all sides. leaving perpen-
diculsr walls out Of which Oozed in
every direction small streams of
lava, presenting & most brilliant
effect.
wherever large sections Of the
walls f-i in they created such q
disturbance in the lake that bitluw-
Of lava rolled from side to side and
broke Ike waves on the seashore.
The falling Of the walls continued
until he lava had fallen for about
go feet.
"On Sunday morning. July 18th,
when I le!t, there was unusual &C
ton in the crater, but the lava re-
msined st the same level as it had
been for the previous two days.
Mr.. ThUrston made thorough
exploration Of the crater and was
about as active as the Volcano.
The falling in Of the sides made
It extremely dangerous to approach
the edge Of the lake, and on several
occasions the spots on which the
visitors stood cavsd in shortly after
they left"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
In the Supreme Court Of the Ha.
waiian Islands.
IL RE BASKRUPrcY oP Tai Wo CHAN
COMPANY on PETITION oF NJ. w.
MCCHESNEY 4 SoNs.
BEFORE JUDD, C. J., BIcKERToN AND
FBEAR, ~.
JuSK Tern 1894.

!. IL is within the province OF Bank
ruptcy Court (where the evidence
shows a variance betw en- the sllega-
lion as TO who constituted the partner
ship of thu debtor firm and the facts as
foundl TO make such an order as the
facts would justify without diSmiSSing
the petition.
>. The nun-Service OF partner who IS with
out these islands is no cause 10 sbate
the proceedings. Its only effect is TO
exempt the said par ner's property
from liability for the partnership debts.
8. Objections TO the indemnity bond shoul ;
be made in the bankruptcy Court to be
appealable to this Court.
4. The petite ners ALLEGED themselves to be
RIM consist of three partners, but
only proved two of them to be such !:
Held. no objection 10 this variance
ing been made in the Court below
where the evidence could be supplied,
II cannot be considered on appeal.
5. This Court has authority 10 remand the
proc edings TO the Circuit Judge in
Bankruptcy for the purpose of allow
ing amendments TO the petition to
make it correspond with the facts and
the order.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
ST. ANDREWS PRIORY.
A Good Programme Presented by
the Pupils Yesterday.

The closing exercises of st. An
drew's Priory school for girls were
held in the school-rooms yesterday
afternoon. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with Fl wers, fsgs
and ferns, and every available inch
Of space was occupied by the
parents and friends of the scholars.
The programme was q most in
teresting one. Several short plays
were given, the last one an extrava-
CANA called the "Knave Of Hearts"
and the fifth act Of Shakespeare's
Winters Tale" both being espe-
cially well rendered.
The following was the programme
in full
l. Pianoforte Duet-"Valse Bril-
liaute" .---..----.--......--.Se hulhoff
Rose Mossman and Louisa Hart.
,. Play-'sThe Lucky Sixpenee."
Glass Four.
3. Action Songs Infant Glass
1. Plsy-"Ihe New Year. Class 8
5. Play-"LaZinelIa" -.... Glass 5
8. PisnOforte Duet =" LEI sire
DAmore". -. ReDaud de Vilbac
KaIei Nawahi and Alice Leleo.
:. Play" The Winters Tale"
(Act ST.. $500 .-.--.- Glass
5 Reeitation-"The Almanac"
Infant Glass.
g. Action Song "Ten Little
Mother 1870 Glasses and )
10. SOng-"The Merry Drummers-"
Infant Class.
II. Play-"The SWineh-ri and the
Princes -. .....-.- Class 3
II. Ac-iOn SOng-''Ca-tles in the
SanfD ........-.....- Classes and >
Is. PiaunfOfte "Marche Mill
tsire" --------. .-... -----.Ch- GOuLod
Piilani Jones anu ROwena Richardson
Il Songs ---...... Sc. ....---- CIa--e- 1 aud )
Is. PisuOlorte Duet" ksln Won
Bagliad'. -. 1890 ------ BOieidieu
Sylvia Williams and Roe Richardson
IS. extravaganza -" Knave of
H-aTIs" .--..---------- 10000 Class !
After the exercises were over, the
priz-s fDr the year, Consisting Of
books, were given the fortunsLe
pupils
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-20
Booked 10 Leave.

The following persons are booked
at the Office of VIM. G. Irwin & Co.
to leave for San Francisco on the
Australia:
C. C. Kennedy and wife, Master B.
Kennedy, Master Kennedy, II. w.
Schmidt and wife, Henry G. Schmidt,
Ernest Schmidt, G. T. Gillette, L. j.
Birch, James Glib, t. d. Garvin and
wife, Mrs. MCGOWAN, Miss Rita
Sehmi Miss B. Rumbel. G.. y. Spen-
Ger aud wife, Edgar Sachs, Misses Per
~ (2), Mrs. w. C. Weldon aud daugh
ter, Mrs. E. c. Rowe, c. Barrett, j.
Steiner, wife and child, Mrs Arm
strong, r. J. Umstaetter, f. ID. Ten
ney Mrs. Banning, Judge R. + Bick-
erton and wife, ]. F. Hackfeld and
family.