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nEAuMoNr nunGrr.
To Pave a Thoroughfnre with Brick
bats-More Fire Hose.

BeaEnc1t Texas, February pat a
special meeting OF the council ais after-
noon Mayor Ives aui al tae aldermen
We're presa1t. aA3e euss5sti,s7l az f-r,...,-... +.
strees was made tAe suhjec. og lenrfb,,
Discussion. The Committee 10 witch ~
matter had been referred rcported thnt
brick paving would cost ab1ut $50
Alessrs- joan y Gilbert L. =. Os5sn g
o B, ANEari and J. r. Bortaaes. tSe
oniy owners OF property along the tfor-
oushIare who had been seen BY the eor,-
ni-,ee, an favored paving the street. bpt
was t1ousht best not 10 have a.
work done az present IN she manner CO.'S
templated II was learned that bri,t-
bais could be secured ana laid an M
streeiS for about so per car load e,s d
was finally deciei 20 authorize ths -.
and bridge committee TO order tVya,fs
car loads. or as many as may be pacss-
saly, Of hrlckhats and have them lsis ~
Crockett stree', between Main and Psari
Inc committee authorized TO co,yir,,,
Tor ao1 teet az hose reported that 49,
had been made with The 81 l. w. 49,
Hardware company Tor 800 feet on .c,t,.-ls
rubber hose, H'aht
Mr Hecat was nominated as a ma-,,,,-
Of the board OF school trustees ana - ~
hrined. Council lhon adjournei va
5, q, Mum. representing ~,
~ HpaaS planning NIL machinery. S,-o,.e
w Is IN tnr city from Galvesto, 49,, -
,atlns among sie n,tEnen and grs -,
brother Hoo-Ioos. s'eeuNs
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AAna Aefsh. ftateary ls-sfllaro 4
asr4 iasiy 1mks2 ~ a. rssssst sv,y
fi@issela - sft1-f1 u satef rart.s
1872 p1ea ffQ fAHa. re- 0y49F
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Ieasq ~ fsasgaaase e@rsa re f-sa-,,s,.
fEAi ar1 ersss ssssaFu psar3e a. W,
Fa ~ fnTa frrz I1s aater wfi ~
Tfsiy Hfsf-fiass sad saitAhb ~ er
isi-sa4-9s1t- Z. = EeH hsaithT xass- 49,
afsscsilg adzptsa ~ l4tnk.ar 1880,
~ " B1eE, t-irrs ior N lhe rnf5a
lssr prtesne =
Kay .nggszssassss err beng made n
isan ~ ~ ~ sass aas rsss-.iy
es1f eeEsr aoesser - rral e-a ~ t.ss-ls.
iiagAz1 IA eFe-t * toe In1erna si,.,ai
aH4 f5fEst Ni-Efsas ss4aay hss 49,
reEaa1 iNszsg sctf eT.sa rkirh - Il.
ie-fis FruFtir-E Hift rev aaaee 10 ~,
sriieaar.ntea taasrv aa pond be.oss
ets s7;A - raFiuf runasrx thfou-b
f.fi.a fffr.s rsrg FHsatis usace
Jrsre tfa'.riass ar-aiar As-e a.
Fasfzs far'ofT sas- a5s sFhn ris-rl.,r.f-
~ eg9--T = tsaseelf5iy Hiasabsa ~ ~.
'.4tle e4itzn An& every ear1ner ss,sr,s
! gaanaty eac1 y9ar.
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nnIIets,IIIe Conrt -.

Halleisville. Texas, February ~
Ss san. Jury has adjourned after sns,n ne
and e,evep FOR feionies. Rut ~. eanors
counties IN me State with a pon,i, "a Any ny
Of SEQ can show as good a r re.',L,
& '9 gSg, crimes There have to date bss q
three acquit,ais, several nrris'r Ia and
81 Tor flgd this week ana Judge N NJ f- ere
non Of Columbus is sitting A, Ken,
judge "s special
rae commissioners CONT q
sion This eN-afheio ices Tor ibs SEES
ofdoerF for this year ner, a. county
for sheriff 500 Co district oiefS So n S s
which are less than paia IN s,5NtNS Judge,
fhe tax ievy Tor this YEAR Nm '.I1 ies.
made rntil the Nav term 81 oa,,. moi be
49, y, ,..., :. 4 ReFty ana ". N Races,
They Wall remain hers ana s,,,.~eslee law.
practice q law with General a : IN ~ sae
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Iefe .%LEs February gl-Ett4
Lres SO. 8. knights 20 Pythas cels-
t1e rnlrt-rth @.-ssig=sss4ss q .l.=
aaier gETersal last risht 10 the,r Castle
lt haAats uFigs9 great many
~ ,se.- friends so De present ana helm
tla rssrafe me oeeHEiop By SOD their
eraD71.ols ard uiceiy furnished main was
ri ltestah+y with tae knights and
tae-r treuts. ant Caaacelllr Commander
ih9Gi Tappel Tor oraeg
FeHt Chancellor Henry Craxer acted ns
9-aAsteF ~ ceremonies Before heginrirl..
thr rroErlmme, however he read a tele-
sran tr9i1 Dir Jake Keller % Houston
ezEr=ssg regret thet hs could not IL
p'ent AMI hoping thaf Etta 30 ss woul5
q-3f4Iit eNenlng- Then the foi-
towing programme Was rendered.
har h-~firsg Rerimsnt hand
fFsai1g ode-E2tls s.
Aaens q Chancellor Com.
fu4HHr J. !. ThGrB-
nf1s aaaa
onatiea-c, E. Krppler.
sesa selo-Nies Chancellor III. @.
Reatloa-~A Iament"-I4,ue Miss
80 soio--Aat wsiaerseAp-Nrs, J. W.
veal solo-'.Anaaoreae-alr. A. l..
Aaress On the oraer-past Chancellor
W ID. EsFttie.
it-eft bad
sls8rietre-" Dancing Ger the Waves"
atlsFes claire and Mabel Fori. Messrs NJ
O. Davies and A. l., Ford
sel9--fhe Village Blaeksmith"-Mr
3sUes Thompson
i,HnhoIipm STANDARDIZATION Polka.
c. II Kolier.
Refreshments
Closing pde-Etts &C.
~ elegant supper was spread in the
back room Of the Castle hall ana the Vie
stors occupied an hour ana a half an a.,
eaeit 70 dispose OF an the edihles snre VA
brfore them, but ten baskets would M,
have held the fragments that remain
AiFr al had eaten their Gu
= was one OF the most pleasant enter.
tasauents ever given Ia this cltv 49,
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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5 weaoe gcse7A Brtrcon, DsI Ho3e,
= s. rQsis. lsrs Hs1sartg. A-'Fa
SCI An-rs. ras-t- H. NlSnus
A-tsr- tseN.- E1- Se1 a. e. Weel-
rr rt.uss HaL A. L. Baker, us--
rs C--ua 81 L.rsr. L. A-pe.
WErhu NtVsA 2. Szith. Berry Har-
rs Cz5sasa b. %. FGtss Kiss g. o.
E'alrss. l1s ras Fat-s, 2-ss Ma
-ls E--ls T. Ssi--ls. W. !. ADAMS.
1Izs Essy WaT1 Lo-r Eairsl Tohz Wl-
ars g Mr-eEa1. T. y Wsaee-
= sz--.-srz. 6 o. Barast:. Jos 1saa-
sen Ee--v Use y-1s Jcs REF c. .
sizrsi-- z-es3sat gh1 ,. HirE ar
1l1r -se-
Ceaeel Earsszaa VII isai the proces-
Sea t7-ra-rrn
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h- lts afteraca uts tE rai--T
t9sst Nay zy as re .gcs
Afe1s raNs 81 srs su-srrls sFa-
t-f Fege asa - lsr rser
A. hc-r g $40 aza rr ss s.srat5
@--fe- r11sers1rasr. i1fe-sss-'se1
w-te E,1slr. SO e1tlag aaar o.els saq az
S-ts. e1Eilterae 81 eA rarl s-
ssff &c Ars. spentas6 sra SIS Ta
r ~ lA4.ss Here Nhg aeeertts 81
- rtasrzil1s 4asxatas Il ttt eQzss. Eiss
sEi-tcrd- lliss o sts fFe ~
ir rEtah Mrs Tavi-- r.-qss-ts.s - llsr
Ae . large s1frt7 haa7e5 = ID ara
lNss sAr4 wisA say Tlt5ors
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE COMMISSION TO HEAR A DE-
MUHRAGE CASE.
4 Galveston Firm Wishes to Test tn 4,
Right to Charge for Using Ears
as WHrehouses-Hond Matters.
DepartmcRts--other Notes.

Austin. Texas, February so.-The ran.
roai commission win have an irnportan;
master before II for determination To-
morrow. The demurrage case VIII come
%. and Galveston merchants arc
specially interested in the decision. The
j Galveston merchants have charged against
+ TIE Texas Car Service association. OF
/ watch Charles 3. Peck is general manager.
/ vita headquarters at Houston. that there
Is q discrimination against local craigh,
in favor OF through coEsiguments. The
( Galveston merchant does not think that
be should have to pay denurrage on
frs.sht when there may be some unavo!d-
a5le delay in having it delivered after
It's arrival. when freight consigned 10 Tor
e.gu countries that must pass through the
ps-, OF Galveston can stay In the cars
without charge until the steamers can
move ii.
Goiad county has for several days had
81 S;Ss5 co1rt house bonds under investi-
Eat.1l Ia the attorney generals ONCE
and yesterday the county Judge Of that
county was telszraphed Tor 70 report here
ir --ler 90 MAKE some correction IN the
co1pc1s- The defect is an unlmportant
--= a-- can o. easily corrected The
-5 board has agreed 10 purchase SJ,-
81 @ TIE bonds as soon as they are PROP
s-.y approved and registered.
E-at- county paid today $3.50 amount OF
Interest accrued On court house BOMBS.
when gces 90 the available school fund.
The case of L4wier 81 Chae-y vs.. Craw-
FHr--a H.
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lAss1aE Heas asa Stras C1assy Z g1s,,4-.
nst7gl ~ cty zasre ~ ~
-sb- ras1t crsT ysssgs-ss ass Eta tua
Tg-zg sss aft ifts aflsruos-. Gsss ZEN
~ Flsi Afr pR-Hatr a: westrz.s Mlsa
sn- Bliss lsz --s-; rrssslrsN ~
zl4r,ss--t 1Lsrf
saeey SsNs-i -nsrcex-E u ss-ssslz-1
s-farf a1-l- cazss ll te44y ard has
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l1se 81 ~ sras ersr
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F-- Ths E1ss-sy Czar1s l. M-lz- we
uEr
1fe ,sa-ks I ses 81 5rss t4-zs
= 1E-.--s ranks q J-1 brigade.
ht-1 rs tl--s E---- ht-l
e Ne.z--r -oD-nc -E sni "a.
G-i @t 10 salts at ls1o5v r.sy,
r. tc Eev =rrel 1- IS 5Av,
s1- EsFs IS eu-try, sos ana tT-.A
iie iae sfr-E G.: tat-.rE .S1.l
Is; Nzlsaar teca arse and sz-e q,
Autvr t1e e,4yss, sz= slen
Ar- slE1l= Nights 81 e--L.4r. Nooz-
pIs l- rs sl sl1cE
I5sy have c17e. a s,erzs train;
% Lat Is s1a-. a CAD tstra5--
" 1ez-gE E=.C--Us 50 -E- lava
Ias - as1d 1c G-s@l rzncyyl.
Wel-cr1e. se 1--e o. Green's B--tst.
- - t-ave4 --s e1ze & t4t-ls's ulzt=.
az f1-slt to- -s1t tess.;e The uveur,
VALE esln7ns based fc- marital zons
Z. yorih ara ssauir e7ts=tAin.
1ass- sr1nc e=-es % our Domain
Asa s--sw wltl 11w5rs t1ee- pathway Ger.
3 A.ea oa1s mas res vttA p52is Of sore
L.. Te4casll Angels hover near
IS ith sltt. GAR 1rLl.s -1li IT, szcn tar.
E.1a may u-ol1i5l ,l-zle 15Eu.
Ecs co-rl1es 1el- V-.tla she srg-ni
Ee ladies' k--l 70 cst ~ ues-
a=asllE a-sc- srs--rs e roses sweet
h-- crown tas y--=-1Ts ~ tn war
WIZ s1u1-s - music 1ez- --l FAR
Cneur, tHelr f.lE az5 l~I lt ,sa.e
y er i@is 61st o. .ts t-la and s-1ve:
E-i.sc-st= tas1s7a. la Led v usE
Na1se i4r.s Ue love, -o-g vs mus.
Bes-aF W -hsn HuEr s1z7y smiles
Eor watch, some died ia Ehss..y pixies
Like failing leaves -cEoa-r i.l-r-s l.sa.u
TO cT-utie .- tte vas q dean
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4einple, Texas February @-The thir.
ueth apnlFerssry OF Pyshianism was csis-
brstea last night at the castle ran ~ M,
iptAian lodge No. CO. The evening" ~,
srafnrna consisted of musical ana li,sy,
4rf tFeat- Grand Chance,lor r. d. Do,,ns
Delivered a MAGNIFICENT pythlan aadress
sna fec'tations vocal and lnstrun,snt,,,
muse eonelnded The evenings entertain.
meai a the castle hall After this fe,tnre
Was ever the guests We've invited IA reb,r,,
% ne Central hotel, where s,,,sst,
spread or banquet was served The atirn5.
enee was about - and eyery ore srs.t,,
~ high praise Of the affair ana inc knlsh,-
y hospitality Of the members of MiaIo-
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
VIEWS SorEs GATHERED nr rHE
rosT coRREsPoxDExrs
Ex-cenviets steal In oreer 70 Get
Rack 70 rAe service ~ ne state
w. crzrtrs- ~ Ru.x ssf-wrs
- Ea~rp~--cne Carru-r4-

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1s-rns- ht ssst 80 mrs ns sAsre
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san Antonio. Texas. February ai-.Young
!. st.anHro son q eN-Goyernor Stanard 81
Missouri who u spending che winter be,',
was thrown from q horse this afternoo,,
and had his arm shattered IN three plnce.
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Tyler Texas February % Mira naaou
wife Or Mr. n. II. Hadrn. hcoNkeensr Il,
the First National bank. and well knoN','
n Scrthern ana Eastern Texas. aled AZ
ler home "a South Tyler today,
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TOM GREEN'S BRIGADE
OLD CONFEDERATE soLuiERS ARR
CAMPING II WE.iMAR.
ne Towz Threvs Wide the Gates
saa Welcomes the Grisrled war-
riurs 81 the Fauseas Command
PersoAnei Of FnO.e in S~aar.


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fpii-7s-
T. Assembling of the brigade FL the opera g
scgse an O'Clock ~ 10 an8 answering - g
r1l call
o Immediately thereafter procession VIII 8
re scrme3 duser Rae supervision az c5l1ne.
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s.eA ~ Al traverse sAe Iflh@.pti streets ~
'ps aE eng Tet1ra % tne ole7a mouse
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l7ei' Al- se 20 sumo nf soma one o..
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS
RECORDER JOHNSON BcNoRAuLX
DISCHARGED.
ENtdeHtsy There Wa. W Cause fer
AetioR--The Reach Nystsrv sun
tnsoissa-NonEhHz azs Akrrn
10 Come Together IN slarch-


49,. $50 i, ~.
p 1893 w. @- ~
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w likesearre, Pa. February al-rhe SUR
laes q Gaylo2i mine IS somewaa. Gag
ans morning ard the work ~ -ascas
IS proceeding very CAUTIOUSLY N, .,.f..--
nave yet been recovered. and 4 h -.
to4btlnl' az ma rate ne men are WORKING
II any WI be recovered today.
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nata ~ HHe OF diseases Whlch they
Speciaiues Structure. SyphiIiF I5,,5-,-
yy,le: Diseased or Unnatural Disehar-,.ss
t .el,sS 9tNsh l,, Sigat Emissians Irip5.
ness Naricocele, Eczema PINE etA-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-31
THE TARIFF BILL.
account.

There seems to be no reasonable
doubt that the Tariff bill, which
has claimed the attention of Con-
gress during the whole of the cur
rent year, has at last become a law.
The universal assumption of all
the American papers was that the
bill would not be signed by Presi-
dent Cleveland, but would be al
lowed to become law without his
signature. Preparations were being
made in the Treasury department
to carry the provisions of the law
into effect, so that the intention of
the President must have been as
the Washington correspondents
'have stated them. In that case,
the bill became law last Monday
at 10 PM.
The Tariff bill is, in some re-
spects, an improvement on the
Mckinley Act, for it effects a con-
siderable average reduction of du-
ties, and thus substitutes for an
extravaganza protection a somewhat
more reasonable one. At the same
time it is essentially a Protection
lists bill, and it fails to carry
out the solemn pledges of the
Democratic party. No doubt this
result was rendered inevitable by
the peculiar constitution of the two
houses of Congress. This is, how
ever, no excuse for the party which
has had control ofall three branches
of the Government and has had
opportunity to embody
the principles of its platform in
law. 1t does not seem possible to
free the party leaders from the ac-
cusation of bad faith.
The difficulty with the Democrats
is that there are three Democratic
parties instead of one, each con- +.
rolling one of the branches of
The party itself is /
livided on every one Of the great .
ssues which have come before 1t
ince it attained power. 1t is di-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-31

vided on the silver question, the
tariff question, and the Hawaiian
question. On the first, the Presi-
dent was right, on the second, the
Senate, and on the third, the
House.
It Is no wonder that a party thus
divided has not been able to satisfy
either the country or its own plat
form. tits no wonder that the diff
ferences between the President and
prominent Democratic Senators has
reached a stage Of acute hostility.
The Republicans have their differ
ences, but they have succeeded in
keeping them below the surface. I'm
less the Democracy can attain some
unity with itself on the great ques-
tions Of home and foreign politics
it cannot hope to retain any lead
ership. A house divided against
itself cannot stand.
There is no feature of the situa-
ton more painful than the great
influence which the money power
has been able to maintain in the
Senate. The imperfect investiga-
tons which have been made have
established nothing directly, but
they have intensified the public
The censures des-
cribed by Mr.. Cleveland against
the Senate were certainly well
merited. At the same time, the
Presidents own attitude toward
the Trust IS not as clear as it is
desirable that it should be.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-31

ADvICEs received by the mail
yesterday state that efforts are be-
ing made by the enemies of Hawaii
to induce President Cleveland to
give notice to the Hawaiian Gov
eminent of the abrogation of our
reciprocity treaty, alleging that the
amount of duties RENTED on sugar
by it are needed as revenue by the
American Government. In view
of the late vote in the United States
Senate on the subject of Hawaiian
reciprocity, there does not seem to
be any reason to believe that it
will concur in any attempt to abro-
gate the treaty, although it is pos
sible that the President may be in
clined to take action on his own
account.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-31

A CURIOUS transportation has
taken place in the positions Of the
royalist journals. The Bulletin
which was once supposed to be the
organ of the moderates, has as
sumed a role of stupid obstinacy
in comparison with which the atti-
tude of the Holomua is reasonable
ness itself. The Bulletin admits
the bare fact of recognition, but
claims that recognition amounts
to nothing, and hints that Presi
dent Cleveland will soon overturn
the Republic. This view substan-
TALLY accords with that of Ka Leo,
and recalls the time when the edi-
tors of the two papers were candi-
dates on the same platform.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-31
Wholesale.

Heretofore the policy
of the Company has been
to ignore the country
trade. We propose here
after to devote ourselves
to the interests of the
country storekeepers. If
they prove to be as care
full buyers as our local
patrons their orders will
be coming our way. They
have already commenced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-31
FRIDAY,

THE Alameda has arrived, and,
singularly enough, has failed to
bring the intelligence that Mr..
Cleveland has not recognized the
Republic, after all. This will be a
bitter blow to Mr.. Bush. If he
reads the American papers he will
be panied to find that they are all
deluded enough to believe in the
reality of recognition. No doubt,
however, when they have read the
Samoan Enjoys mastery analysis
of President Cleveland's letter they
will be freed from their decisions