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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

couId reach an agreement wiihln
couple OF weeks at the most but they
should not be harrassed by back fire
from their own house. The house
should be loyal to itself and Us rep
resentatives. The proposition for
Joint caucus OF Democrats Of the house
md senate, in case no agreement was
reached, by Mr.. Bynum, the speaker
characterized as an abandonment.
Pass resolution TO that effect, he said,
and you serve notice on the senate that
you want OF meet with them. II you
do that, he said, you might AZ wen
hold the Joint caucus tomorrow.
The speaker'e speech was received
with manifestations OF approval and IN
conclusion he suggested that the caucus
should adjourn.
Mr.. Bynum evidently realized that
the caucus had stepped out OF his
hands and he. therefore. suggested
that he would be glad 20 withdraw his
resolution II Mr.. Wilson would rise
aud say that an agreement was In
sight. He paused for reply. Mr.. VIII
son made no move. He gave 10 ap-
parent recognition to Mr.. Bynum. The
action OF the chairman excited no little
comment as Il was taken 20 moan
declinntion to have any controversy
with Mr.. Bynum. Inquiries were made
regarding the status OF negotiations on
sugar coal and iron but no definite
Information was forthcoming
Speaker Crisp said that the senate bill
was more highly protective In most Of
its schedules than the house Bill and
that there were many points Of diner
encea TO be settled and intimated that
they were being settled, but that was
as much enlightenment as the inqulring
Democrats obtained, Finally Mr. BY
mum Withdrew his resolution, explain-
Ing that he was satisfied with the rep
reeentations made, ana on motion OF
Speaker Crisp the caucus adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08
in THE SPORTING WORLD.
CRACK SHOTS MEET IN ANNUAL
TOURNAMENT AT MEMPHIS.
The Results of the First Days shoot
Ing Display some Remarkable
Averages-Thc wnshington-Denve
Relay Ahead OF Time.

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. THE annual
three days tournament of the Mem
phis Gun club opened today at BIZ
lings park. Crack shots from all over
the United States are amoug the en-
tries. Following are the RESULTS;
First match--Twen.y singles. Alklre
20. Ward 20, McMurcny 20. Heikes Is.
Foote 10, Shorty 10, Young is, Van
dyke IS, Conner is, Rob white IS. Holt
IS, Walton IS. Thelbau.t IL. Gllmer II,
Page II. Girton H. Porteeiell il.
Second match-rwsaty singles Young
McMurchy, sumpter. Elliott. Meaders.
White. Gilmer and Page 1s, Helkee.
Ward, Vandyke. Morris. Woodson, Wag-
ner, Anthony. Watson. Baker. Searles.
Plnkston and Porterheld, II: North,
Pemberton, Legler Walton and Holt 16.
Third match-Twenty singles. An
thony, Watson and Holt. 20; Morris.
Bob White and Foote. 10; Helkes. AL
kire, Ward. McMurchy. Connor Stump
ter. Pemberton, Woodson, Skinner.
Shorty, Legler and Pastor, is; Young.
Brewer, Vangilder. Dinkins and Por-
tefeld II.
Fourth mateh-Twenty singles. Nc
Murchy Connor, Brewer, Page. Will
Jams and Walton, 20; Heikes, Elliott,
Anthony Shorty, Lloyd, Dinkns, 10:
Bob White. Watson. IS; Young, Allslre,
Pemberton. Yangilden. Morris, Henry.
Searles, Holder, Foote, II.
Firth match-Twenty singles Brew
er and Bob White, 20: Alklre, Conner,
Elliott, Shorty and Pinkston. 10; North,
Young, Ward, McMurchy, sumpter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Washington, Aug 7-rho SENATE held
short aud uninteresting session to-
day. adiourning at 2:io p m. The most
Important event In the day'a proceed.
INKS was the passage OF resolution
directing the president TO take steps
Tor the release OF Amuioan citizens
confined In the island OF cuba fo-
participating in recent rebelliona. The
early adjournment waa due TO desire
TO avoid Irritating rsmarks. which It
was thought on the Democratic side
would probably be heard later In the
DAY from Republican senators. and
might lead to debate which nt the
present time, when feeling Is running
high. might prove disagrcsable. There
was also nothing before tho senate
large numbcr OF bills that some OF Inc
leading senator's think might as we'll
remain on the calendar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Washington, Aug. GAS tho post
masteTahip at Waco becomes vacant
about the first Of next month. Senator
Coke has recommended MIR. John II.
Harrison for the place. Mrs. He,oa NJ.
oonger tho present officer, was ap-
pointed on the death Of her husband
N lsso and 20 her term holds over until
REPRESENTATIVE Cooper this morning
secured from the judiciary committee
,tsoraple report on his bin TO OK
Walter w. Splnks was tndaS, an
pointed Postmaster at Memo, sotnerysil
county vice Graham Jordan, rvs ered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

AT washlngton-washington s, New
York 16.
At Observation-Disclosures 2i.sioux
City 8.
> AT ToledO-Toledo 10. Grand Rapids
. At Decentralization 10, Philadelphia,
ci AZ Observation-Disclosures IL; Kansas
!, AT Louisville-LOuisville 2. ST. Louis
10 At MISUNDERSTANDING .. Cleveland
troll 4. PO4iS ~ De-
: AZ ,Brooklyn-First game. Brooklvn
., Baltimore 2l; second game Rroolt'
Ign u.s. Baltimore Is; tie. i'FooN-
!, AT Shieaso-chicago 10. Cincinnati
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Terrell, Tex. Aug 7.--Chief Anthony
has received a telegram stating that
the Are depaI tmcnts hook and ladder
truck viii be shipped from Baltimore
tomorrow.
Another lot Of citizens left Tor the
scotssville camp meeting this morning.
Tho construction train on the Mid
land has been turned over to the con-
tractors for laying track. There arr
several tTain loads OF steel rail ready
% pat dowa, and the work OF layln. il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Birmingham. Ala, Aur 4
Wheeler, the American. vi
handicap bicycle race hsr. a
started from the s5.yara q
won by four yards in Z ri
20 seconds. Edwards q ia
second and James OF cardIfd|
wards and James also starta
SS-yard mark. Harry BAnlrl
burg was beaten in bis "a
norman did not compete
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

81, Louis. Aug. 7.-I!ast St. Louis
''s' race live turlongs-Llvingston
won. London Smoke 5000, d eessis es.o =,
third Time. LOS ~. '
,, neeond race ave furlongs-Maud Nc
Gli. won, MollIe King second Td,.Ia
Nr 3,, thl9d. Time. i.Os. LAY Ie
mr. race, thirteeu-sixteenths of n
Pa, '.nntey won Hort Wailece second
Fourth race. thrNe-fol.rth- =, -
INA uartreuse won, w. II. lsIis sanne,5
Na Me-. zlet third Tins. i:2i 10
rrlith raoe one milo-Bailarsira NO.,
i az 10 see9nd,Joe Court they thiri. Tive
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08


Hawthorne, H.. Aur,
Five and one-half furlon,,
Bueknight second, curs,. FL
1903 IA. ~
Second race-Thre-ou,,...
mile. Debracy won. sha,..'
stallator third. Time ~
Third race-one nil - =.
won, Imp Percy second ,,,'a'
Time, l:t3 "a. o''
Fourth race-one mn.
yards; Virginia won nv MN, y
King Charley third r %oes|
Fifth race-Three-ous,ss',. 4
semel won, Blur seea' ~ ,
comb third. Time. III
Sixth race-Three-o,l,,s,,.... n
Pretender won, MelanIs ",
F. Smith third. Time II.
Seventh race-seyen, ~ ,,,,,.
ma won, Outgo second ~. 4
Time, 1905 1-2. ,vAv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Nacogdoches. Tex Az
Finley. a highly respected i
here, and Charley Jones =
halls from Pensacola, ~ \
same girl. Saturday slI X. \
a license and married . X.
night Jones waylaid II \
sassinated him. riddllns \.
slugs. Jones was s,'s
knowledged the crime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Washington, Aug, THE houae
committee ON judiciary voted to-day to
report against admission to citizenship
u bill introduced by MIR Everett OF
Massaehpsetts providing that section
ala9 OF the revised statutes shall not
operate 70 exclude Japanese from nat
ut0liaation WAS called up, lho sehtl-
ment OF the committee IeomeA to be
against any enlargement q nnturall-
cation PRIVILEGES and the hill fa'hd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Denver, Col, Aug. 10, I
yer wheel club track telr
Boels of Denver, with g1|
and r.. Foster as pacemaloI
half mile in one minute a,
seconds, and a mile in az n
time ever made West 81 N
sippi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

SHADOW Shadow Dance Non
Tylura third. TIM '7sA
Fourth raee-sss','. !.
way won. Dr. cs, sa iar1..|
th u, Time, i;2s 1'a ~
RraS, won, Won, Jack Rs.' F;
,a sixth r.,see-one MI.
e ona 1roI Trouble won a'' = =,
i'ohsides third. r(
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

down will be rapidly done after pass
ing beyond the caddo bridge. Al me
ties made at Roberts and on tne hne
have boen put in order and iOV cars
OF ties in addition are being prousht
from southeast Texas. The prlase
over the Caddo "a about completed ana
the construction will soon be on the
north side
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Washington, Aug, L--After rather
tonrned at 2;i5 u. IN Immediately on
the adjournment the clerk announced
the call for Democratic caucus at
o'clock. The announcement was
greeted with cheers ON the Republican
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Nanesville' Ohio, Aug. THE Wash.
liston-Denver relay message arrived
d, sli p, M. one hour and thirtv.s,x
minutes In advance OF schedule time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08
TO apP1

CERTAINLY cure. il dof ,'.,,,s =
IL WON'T make new 1 ~ -
but II will make Go 800 u :
healthy, when eyery'nla I n
The scrofulous aneo,,a's-- ~
caused Consumption, H. Ia
OF Scrofuln, and es ts in;s,,l
order, Yields TO the ','.rs Z
storer, and ilesh-biiil,nIx4 ,,'s1:.
zeal science, In ~ (. r. " &
Lung Affections, y ~, = 80 Z
or cure, you have yo' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

A perfect and pai19'' q,
Catafrh-or 800 q y n. y
by the psorrietoTs y
Ra<nedy "a
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
Il The Convention.

The STR tries TO give the i'm
preston that the Hawaiian dele
9 ties to tie Constitutional Con
yention are very representative.
and yeTv esteem"ble. Ont Of the
eight, en- elected men hers only
six are HHwaiians. OF these Mr..
kauhane Is the best known He
is an ignorant parson who
doesn't understand word If En-
glish and who ALWAYS his been
known rs an obedient tool # tn,
IN Ss;olaries. The ex reverend
Iosrpa from Hama is similar
specimen of an ignorant Hawai-
i'm who neither en- speik nrr
under tand English. He is nt
pres ut Deputy Sheriff !. b
that he received AS a reward { 7
joining the Annexation Club anil
being deservedly kicked ont 81
the Church N Hama. Mr. FOL
stem IS rather bright voung
half VIII te lawyer from Kohaia
who has no prlit cal exper cree
and d Knhnulel o is in govern
ment employ and belongs to the
clique that worships the CHRIS
tan-but reticent and unex
pla ming c J The last two
representative" Hnwaiians. Mr.
Kun i aiken and j " X Ina need
no comment If they represent
the Hawaiian people the On cker
the H"waii"n people ceases t."
exist the better for the world.
By the way, to what party does
Kalua belong at present?
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
The Last Rites.


IT, Universal Sc. N n which
'he llte Doetay Trnrssass wss
beii l,y MS fellow e'tizsrs - al
riasses ras demonstrated vester.
y a his finer Sho sIv after
3 'c,ock in the fs@rnoon the
c"rtege started firm the
ate doctors residence whore a
'arge number of peo,,le had as
sembled and there the Reverend
f Their Leonore FIR many wears
n mt mate friend the dsce=seh
rrf rme1 the last ties accord
rg TO g. Remain Catholic chnrch.
TIE provisional government had
sent its band who under the
leadership # Prof Borgsr played
, dirge while the coffin WIS car
ried tn the he rse The long
n in # carr ages than started
he dad BIZ the H iian National
b nd under the leadership of
pr1f L b-.rnio The interment
tnk pl ce at Makiki cernstsry
where what remained of Hawaii's
best friend W laid in the grave
his coffin covered with the fl e
under which h" lived for 81 many
years and III der which he passed
away. The pail hearers were
Prince David kawananakoa.
Hons. S niue! Parker. II A.
Wnlemunn G I. Chick. Mr. F
A Scbaefer Itrlian Consul, Mr..
I'll E. Glade German Consul. and
MssSs Dayton, Godfrey Brown,
E khari N"wlein Bertelmann and
Nrwabi The fl Z It the govern
mrnt building W ; mt half mast
as also W the case on several
private buildings The floral
firing were exquisite and n
large numb + of ladies called
dur ng the day and SISTED in dec
Grating the sket, that conta med
doctors remains Among those
who attended the funeral were
james Campbell, ". 0 Smith,
president of the Board of Health
Bruce Cartwr ght. c. l.. Carter.
Judge Cooper. nearly all the
physicians in town and innumer-
able other we known citizens.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
Partially.

There have been many and inst
complaints giinst the mnnner n
which the Custom oIse is being
run under the present regime
Though new rules and gula.
tions have been invented, the
bureau has failed to catch any
Smnggler and not tin of opium
has been seiz d, since the i'm
naculate y. &. S cceeded the
alleged mnnarchical opium
regime. But the powers that
he. While 81" ring uniforms aud
br,, SIS buttons on the waterfront
are always willing to annoy such
passengers, shipp rs and sea-
captains who they are aware
don't smuggle. but who have
fallen under the. displeasure of
the almighty boss. Captain VIM.
Davies of the Mahimahi was
subjected to such an ANNOYANCE
on Saturday morning when MS
vessel returned frcm the clrcuit of
Oahu. The Mahimahi wis over
hauled and thoroughly searched
by the Wig liant officers, who. of
course, found nothing At the
sane time the W. G. Hall. the
Mnkolii, the Iwalani and other
coasters csme into port. but none
nf them were looked at Captain
Davies naturally objects to such
unwarrnnted partiahty I, be
picSod out among all the islands
vessel for search, tends to throw
suspicion on the captain, his
vessel and his patrons and can
only hurt his enterprise. Cap
tain DIVES s.ss been here for
many years md has never been
suspected of doing anything
crooked. At thus late day lit
would hirdiy be likely that he
NO aid go int, the smuggling
bus Tess. If the Cast pm II ,uss
authorities. inssea of such petty
aun lyancs to we'll known and
esteemed seaman, woald devote
their time TO watch and catch
some of those vessels that bring
the forbidden drug In by tons,
they would be doing their duty
nore satisfactory than now is the
case.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
The Convention and the
Loya lists.

TIE refusal Of tie large rorial
J. - the voters Of Haw r.
take rsrt in the recent section
has been sore d;snTrointm ens t.,
tie provis onal government Al
the irf1ence that could b
brought to besr WAS used but
in vain The total number Il
voters regist. red does not reacI,
200 or bngt cne-sixth Of thu
t nunher Of l,.wful VOTERS
Ont e those 2500 1T least 700
wonid have been barred flnni
=. ting urder can-t tntionsl gov
-rnm. mt on account Of nsr liici-nt
length OF residence while lsrg-
maioritv Of the b lance is con
L tinted If Hit. rate Pnrtugn. Sc.
who would he b1rred from v,,t ng
my education qualification was
mad Necessary We have IN =
( rmer issue shown the discre
pancv between the alleged mem
beers Of the annexation club, and
the actually registered voters.
In September Chairman Nc-
Stocker publicly stated that 63
er cent. Of the registered voters
in Hawrii were members If the
annexation club-what has be
cume of lheml
The convention it is supposed
5 now re- dy to meet The al
Ce-,iSe1' IS using nuch sprce and
much ink To tell the Hawaiians
o TIE great love that tie best
whites have for them. and what
nice constitution these loving
shopkeeuers will make for the
country 1t has evidently not
e tered the mind of the Adrer
fiser man. that it is very possible
that the 10000 voters who refused
t take The oath prescribed also
may refuse to take" the
constitution never mind how
sugar coat d, it may be fix,
ed mp by the self-appoint-
ed phys clans to the Ha-
waiian. The loyal citizens in
avail will continue quiet and
peaceful AS long as their case is
in the hands If the American
Administration When an cffieial
answer comes from Cleveland
responding to the demands,
requests and petitions which
have been forwarded to him and
r ceiyed by the only then will
Hnwniians take hand in tue
politics If their country anil
Il, eide what aititLde 10 ADOPT
and what policy tn pursue. In
the meantime the constitution
makers C II get t. gether and
amuse themselves by t nkering
on constitution aud get the
country entangled with Japan
and other countries Their work
will be IN vain their time will be
lost and they will make them
selves the laughing stocks OF the
world.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
An Auspicious Inaugural.
The tragedy francesca d.

The tragedy francesca d.
Rimini for tomorrow evening.
With the full company, % ex-
trIs. new wardrobe and special
scenery Bakers powerful TRACED,
Francesca Di Rimini'' should
prove potent drawing card for
Ddiley's Company to inaugurate
the last half of a very pleasant
and prosperous season. Once in
while one sees n play or rem
dition of some role that by its
uniform excellence m, Ike criticism
inapt aud renders review difficult
Such a state is looked forward to
In r mini ms the previous
efforts have been of an even
tenor and this being one. if not
the companys most pretent Gus
efforts, the theatre p,trons. par
the higher classed ones,
together witt, the skept cs will be
out in force to judge critically ON
what is today. the b ggest sue
cess ia the United st ties in blank
verse. Mr. Vinton. who ESSAYS
Lsunciotti. has received very
hattering encomiums from the
press Tor his Interpretation If the
hunch-back. which character he
has made a careful study. Mr..
Snow will be Paola the met er.
both characters bearing a strong
resemblance to Damon. and
Pytbias Miss Nannary will have
the title rule and Mr.. conn,,rs.
tn. Court jester Pope Tue sale
IL ssry large.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07

IT is estimated that 2 500 is
the total of votes cast under the
election lately pretended to have
been held nnder the auspices OF
the p. G oligarchy. THIS is >,
great fsll off fr.m the II $50
voters who were registered at the
last election held under the mon
archy. And still greater is the
fal.i inc off made to appear when
it is remembered that fully 700
of the , 500 are new arrivals aud
have no right to vote ONLY bv
reason # be NJ enrolled as d. @.
guards; police or in tie volunteer
corps and having an &c part
privilege granted them bv the
powers that be. As Ben B titles
would sly, lit was a famous vic
tory"
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
ED-Tos EoLoxuA:

EDIos EoLoxuA:
Dur ;rg the discussion m t.
items Salary Of Envoy at Wa~l,
ineton." and "Salsrv Of Secres
srv Legation at Washington
st the srecial session Of IL
C"u'c'ls lest week. Min;st.~
Smith sad. "he had been tnl|
hv Mr. Armstrong that T..
Minister froa, Hawaii was IT,
poorest Paid reign represent.
tiv- therA. The liitle countr,
of Ve7eznela 'aid its MTuisse,
800 600 wear
LITTLE cpurafry of Vaa.zpela Is
good. Gre Senttl'. is there =
person in this Kingdom or in f,ct
on this earth that has ever before
seen. or heard. or read IF n pub
lie official. max NC snch pub
lie expose of his iguor meet
Armstrong told him 81.
1t IS to he presumed then. that
Smith believes everything Arm
strong tells him Does Armstrong
know ANYTHING mcre Of geogra-
phv than S rith2 It is to be
doubted. as he armstrong; has
made an ass of his legal (O and
learned ~ lin geography friend,
SIN tn.
FL the information of Messrs.
Armstrong and Smith, and also
for the purpose of preventing
both of them from making asses
of themselves in the future, the
following may ne of some serv ce.
/ quote, Mr. Editor rs follows:
Eeneznela is the most north rlv
confederation IF South America.
1t consists If eight States, AN
area # 500 .159 SOU re miles. an
n population, In 1883 f 2. I2I.
1881 The railways opened anil
und r construction have IL length
of $40 miles. A large st,udine
army IS also maintained The
public revenue, 1889 80 WAS
$4,000 245 Venezuela is the
third rgrst State in South Am.-
erica. 1t folio IS Brazil and thu
Argentine Republic .
The s Islands comprising the
Hawaiian Group have an area If
6 74O statute square miles The
estimated POPULATION of the Ha-
waii'n isles, on Jnly l. 1892 was
Sc 075 $50 says Thrnn' AnnuaD
That little group of islands called
the British Isles which has am
area of 12l lis square miles.
tabout quarter the size of
Ven, zneia) and population in
1891 If 81 .740 2;33. pays ITS Re
rresent"tiv- at " shingt3n Il
s,lary of $4,000 year TIE
Representative of the Tn ted
States of America at the Court of
St. James, receives salary Of
SIT 500. while the United States
Mn ster to Venezuela is paid =,
salary of 81 800 Poor Hawaii
Poor Smith. Armstrong and
Thur,ton. Because Armstrong
says so, does not Prove, that. that
Representative receives $50, GOO "A
year.
For further information con.
corning the little country of Eene
Zueia, the learned ~ gentlemen
are respectfully referred to the.
Common School Geography"
Tbey are also urged md advised
to refer-in fnture-to some
books of reference and read up
the subject upon which they ma,
wish to speak, before appearing
in public; they would by that
means save themselves from great
humiliation.
OBSERVER.
~, ~,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07

The Circuit Court opened is
quarterly term this morning
The extreme lack Of accounted
ations for which the d fer, ut
departments are becoming f,mous
were especially noteworthy today
The Press is always totally ignor
ed, nc seats being found for its re-
personalities. The people having
business before are huddled to-
gether like sheep while the
lawyers have to scramble around
to FIND chairs. 1t is remarkable
that our wealthy government. is
so poor that they cannot buy
some secondhand chairs for the
d tfereut courts. although they
get highly ial gn mt, If pr &c se.i-
ings are n 1t rsporte | or reported
Incorrectly 1t is 40 nut time
that change for the better took
place.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07

In addressing M citing at
the Royal Colonial Institute SIR
Saul Samuel. Agent General for
New Soath Wales. said 1T was n
remarkable fact that thu excess
OF New South Wales exports
above imports sufiiced to meet
the Payment If interest on the
public aud private debt Of the
colony without any draw on the
gold country. The statement
Was received with cheers.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07

The fear of having Horner' $
little banking bill ventilated in
the convention was the immed,-
ate cause of the political decease
that hornered family.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
OBSERVER.

The steamer Claudine brougl t
IL cabin aud IS deck passengers
to port here yesterday from Mani.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07

The p. & band will play at
Euma square this evening.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-07
CALIFORNIA
Wine Company
407 F3RT STREET,
Mclnerny Book.
JOBBERS OF
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore
EXISTING between Frederick Har-
rison and Arthur Harrison, under
the firm Nam of HARRISON Bros.
rs Contractors aud Builders, has
been by ioatii,l consent dissolved,
aud all parties owing sad Grm
re hereby notified tuat pa, ment
" the safue must be made to
Frederick Harrison, wno Is
authorized TO settle said business
within thnty days from date.
FREDERICK HARRISON,
ARTHUR HARRISON.
ionoiaiu, Il. l., VI ,rcl 27tn. 1874
mar 2o-lw.