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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
TARIFF BILL DEAD!
Motion 10 Take II Up Defeated
in The Senate.
Mr. Morrill, Says the Senate 10
Without Republican Majority.
Mr.. teller Declares He VIII Not be Read
out Of the Republican Party.
An EXCITING sEssios

Washington Feb - senator Nor.
rlll, chairman II the finance COMMITTEES,
moved IL the -,latr to-day that the tar.
~ hlll h' taken ny
II" ,pnhr htlrtl,, nfging the need. Of
III" Treasury, AMI that the business Inter.
81. "i The r"nntr, demanded action.
"u IL" roll call on MorrIll'. motion, 4,
VI. defeated la. - NAYS, 80.
I0r'.l' on the motion Wa ~ follows:
(w- republicans kldtich. Alli-n.
lHA'r l't"wu Burrows. amcron. clark.
'plium inl,, urar, Hale. llan-broueb.
liawI'' l,-lsr, Mitchell Oregon. Nor.
ull \rI-"u. rrfkin,. rrrtor. quay. shsr.
man. ~hpup -
Say, republicans Cannon, Carter.
lnl"l, Mantle ani Teller Democrats;
l'Hr'u, hAt" k"rry. Gallery, Call. Chiffon,
'"AtrIl '""fg", Gordon, Gray. Harris,
lilii llui.aI Martin, Morgan. Palmer.
fhr". Roach Tutpie, Nest. WalthaII.
WHIT" -. lnpuli-t, Allen Jones Ne
'hhA Nutl"f Kyle. lriIct and stewart.
u. Total, g.
Nit"t IN" '"t" V ~ announced, senator
Nortlll -ah III" tarifI Till was dead. and
II vi, ~" shown that there was MT a
i"lIhllran majority IN the senate.
Teller responded with intense feeling.
u" declared that h" ani hia silver repub-
llran a~-'TiLi's could not be read out OF
ia" republican party
sherman followed With "A severe mr..
rhlgnmrnt II the inactiun ~ congress-.
SAYING II Was crime against the coun.
ny ami against civilization. lie declared
u" would continue Ia urge action of the
hrn tan.
senator ktNr,of Maine, tunk the foor 10
d""h,rr that the hill wa- ~ dead IA Julius
'"'hr. IN" hnsln"~~ interests demanded
ina, i''r -"i"inrnt be- mad" emphatlcally,
that IA" Nill Wa dead. lie hoped II would
never b" heard from again, aud the 70.
~p"n-lhIlt, should rest where Il be-
luugrd
NJ II" senator Morgan resumed his
~l"rclI "n the tuhan resolution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
nIWMtn.IIIIiiI >IIKS.

Released ii''n"-" ih"ir Arr".t ~. IA 40.
lait"n ~ In-tIu'ti"n,.
\rw York, Frh. -. commissioner
Shields ordered the rrIr,," IT all the men
hrr'-ird IN CONNECTION with the bermuda
alleged iilihu~t"rlng expedition. with the
exception nl ten. Nntrm. capt. Hughes
AMI iwu ",hrr leaders These will l." ar
raignrd before the commissioner at once.
The prisoners were released hrall-r
ihriT arrest Wa IN violation uf iI-iruc.
lions Srni from Washington last week. by
Nt"rnrI ''"n"ral Harmon, that SnSpic-
ion merely waS not sufficient ground tur
arrest, hut that evidence II an intention
Ia Ninla," III" n"ntrali,! law, was rrpuir.
,l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

notwithstanding the fact that the H..
bTaTt association cancelled the remaining
entertainments II their star" course,
Bf"so and Macy, III" kings II r~tfy and
humUT. Will appear at Perkins hail Mon
day evening, March :. Tor the benefit ui
the Meth"iiSt church. While they feed
the Library association were Justified ~
ranceling the course, the! cannot afford
Ia let their regulations suffer ui account,
~ the IHsIr attractions which pTrcrrird
them. All they ASK II the privilege II All
appearance before an Albuquerque audi
rnrr tnthus drlnOnsttair that the course"
was not nl-reprrsrntri ~ far ~ they are
concerned. kesrTN,si seat almissiun Will
he 0nly ~ cents. Holders IT Library a.
ISOLATION SEASON tickets can get a reserved
Seat by presenting cOuIsn aud pay ing -
cents al Newcomers Friday morning, at
~ o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

do nothing more pleasing to Denver a.
we'll as TO New Mexico. than 10 extend its
line Into the heart u that territory.
lenyer's connection with New Mexico Is
~ poor that practically all the trade Of
that country Ia carried east by the santa
Re road, whereas. II the Denver \ Rio
'rande were extended 10 Albuquerque a
large part u II would come Ia this place.
Denver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

llurwh fur Washington Not because
h" WA u man "i many Victories, hut he.
cauN" h" ur,Ur knew when hr wa- licked.
Hts career ~ n general was liz" that ~
III" present lighting II the Cuban insur.
gents never winning yet always ready
Tor another scfinnIagr. Ia the end he
wore out adverse fortune aud wore out
the enemy, Pueblo Chieftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

People now and then Imagine that
santa H. l. drcaying. but this idea Will
S0n h. disvellrd by visit Ia the whole.
Salr house ~ A. S,aah. This gentleman
u ,totr IN santa Fr In iS;pS.
aud he IL part and parcel ~ New Mexico,
tt present h. II carrying one u the larg.
rrt stocks ~ g'1i- tn br found IN the
territory, lie imports largely direct from
Europe. II l. one ~ the attractions NJ
santa fe a. Inspect hi- immense stores
and warehouses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
ughi ur,~c-n rr.nr. aud nr.,iL

Paris, Feb, 81 The Politique Colo
Mai publishes AN alleged Telegram from
IA" French consular agent at Para, Bra
~ reporting that conflict had taken
place IN the disputed territory, Amspa,
between French Guiana and Brazil. IL
Is added the French troops half destroyed
Amapa, after losing lD killed and wound
ri. including four officers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
The Gyp.y rr.asur. Hun,sr.

Or. {. Y. wilkins was In town from
Chilli Saturday and being asked u. H.
the character Of the Gypsy band that Ia
digging Tor treasure near that place said;
They are members OF band tina, was
driven out Of White Oaks. They evidently
have some expectation Of finding treas
ure, and they are not disappointed, for by
imposing upon the ersdulity Of the native
people they have succeeded In getting
bold Of mos, Of the money they possessed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
NJ NbATtD.

\" lee ""'g" w'rk. Ua'"r Ia tn. Platte
valley.
schuyler N"h,, Feb. 2j.-Thc Ice gorge
III III" flati" river at this point remains
un"r"k"n, AMI the water Ia running over
eight To ten miles Of territory along the
north sid" NJ the river, aud adds " the
dnnag" previously mrntioned-the cut
ting away of valuable farming aud hay
lands TIL" water IL eight inches higher
Than ever before. AMI II IL rises a little
higher the streets Of schuyler will 10
ll"Hl,I. There will he no release until q
liaw COMES The H. y ". trestles are In
danger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Hall At ola Town.

There was grand hall in urchrstrlol
hall In old town SATURDAY, night. the pro
ce,SiS ~ which ~ Ia swell the fund 1,
purchase new instruments Tor H." band
There was "a large crowd prr-.nt. and
every one pronounced II "A very rnJuyahlr
affair. The sum realized Wa consider
able. and puts ~" purchase II the lu~trI
mrnts ~ the NrTy near future,
The old tnwn band l. an organization
that IL deserving ot every encourage.
Hrnt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Hrniiiio> NICARAGUA.
""n"rtI rrI.lug 1T Al District. North Of
Nanagua.

copyrighted l~r'b ~ Associated rrrs.l
ManhguA, Nicaragua, Via Galveston.
Feb. -, li"pofl4 from the north this
morning show that the whole district
north IT Lake Mnnagua, including. the
departments wsS, aud north, are In open
rebellion against President Zelays.
Martial Law has been proclaimed and
the impr'sSing 4 mrn into the army 10
being pushed rapidly.
Ia" capital Is being actively made
ready for defense, ~ the insurgents,
who's" headquarters are at Leon. the old
capital ~ Nicaragua, and the centre {
III" old Roman Catholic population ~
"ppe,'d I" the Catholics II nIaiern views,
AZ" expected Ia attack the city tomorrow
~ next ,lAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Washington, Feb, -. he house Ia,
taken NJ the Van lIoru- lar,n"N election
contest from the liflh Missouri district
The majority rrp'ft favored The contest
art, republican the minority report IA.
Nufrd tlr r'opning at the ca,r the ~.
grrgation oi the legal from the illegal
votes, aud u recount
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

them. Going down n slight incline. the
horses started ~ run. The doctor Il n
Hue driver, but was unable a. manage
them. aud ~ they ran away With HIM
III" lalir-. dfcailulil frightened. -pfnng
from III" rafrlag" Nt-. kr"gan had one
~ hrl arms broken, aud tWu teeth knock
rd out Mi1- hul~"m Wa- hadh hurt.
AMI was tpf a time unconscious. but fuf
tunhtrlN hal ~ buu,- broken IT, td.
m"iii-nn hal Nv" plurk To- ~ uut with
thu same team YESTERDAY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Washington, E"h. ~ The coast de-
fru-r commute" to-day IcrtIrl To amend
IN" I'm Ter a system ui Qualifications, ~
~ Ia expand tl","'"h, June ~, lN.5,
but making any part IT that -um at once
available. The hill Wa ais, amended ~
~ H. allow contracts Tor the completion
II all pr"lrct-, nnd appropriations 10 be-
made annually uf tlUurtsn Tor the
work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

klnglampton, y, \, frh. -. Fire
broke ont IN IA" block occupied 10y the
Blnglampt"H lluu-" Furnishing com.
pnnN, Early to-day, AMI spread L. the al
joining hl"ck ucruplrd hN lAhcock n
Stuwrll, hardware ialrr> i"-s 49,.
go, Insurance unknown
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Washington, F"h. 20, Mis- Elizabeth
fagIrr, daughter ~ GENERAL Faglrr
rhlrf II ordinance" I :. 4. who last
spring shot - rulurri hoN named I,rrrn,
son 81 a treasury department. mr.,rugrt,
pleaded guilty Ia involuntary murder t..
Hay aud Ma sentenced 1" three hours IN
Hll and I" pay u line ~ go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Denver, Feb. -. Gmrru"r Mcintyre
t"-iay COMMITTED Ia life Imprisonment
the sentence ul \. " Van ll"utrn. who
Killed Richard \rwrll. IT.. at cripple
t""k Van lluulpn WA lu have been
hanged tn, week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
IiIg atiI. IDEAL.

j. u. liamp~'ls Who lA- rhsrge - Jp
llamI'-ln'S cattle interests, passed east ur
last night train InE ClTlItN learns
that he has disposed ~ n large number ~
two-ysaf old steers at tlN.Jp u head. a. be-
delivered nj Fort Thomas. Arizona The
price II dollar advance over his sale
last year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
ANeraaan IrAA.

flit lIartw.ll, In her last -yndical" aI
ticlr. Saya; II don't recommend any -"
cial brand ~ tea for afternoon I o'rl"rk-
dn, howe,rr, know all about IL" hr-l
tea Ia take nj night. Parks Tea Will Ger.
lainly clear Your complexion and puriiN
your blUh. You will be surprised at The
Improvement 4 you take II cup IL Park,
Tea each night" sold by Dr, 'fh0s. H.
Burgess n son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

There have been 40 many rumors Of All
extension OF the Denver n Rio Grande
into New Mexico which have come Ia
naught, that one Is inclined 10 doubt
whenever q new report Of this kind Is
started. The company could. however,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Prom Tu-.,iRys DailNJ
Jas. y. WnUls IL In from llolbruk.

Jas q. Fitch came up from Socorro last
night.
A. Pogne, II ri pu4o, Is registered at
the European.
x. Il. Burns, II Williams. il n guest Of
;hc European.
A. v. Wells, ~ NJ ra-o IL registered at
the san frlip.
II. h. Williams. II Pueblo, is pay wing
\ the city visit.
Grant Travis. of Anthony. Kan, Is II
visitor Ia the city.
Mrs ". j. M1rr. II Williams, IL stop.
ping at IN" Armijo hotel.
j. A. Stin~rn. u merchant II trrrillos
~ In the city IN business.
Trainmastrr Jesse Robins came IN from
Gallup on No. > yesterday.
q. N. Smith u Kansas city. IL trans
acting business in the city.
Capt. Robt. h. Benhani. of Fort Win.
gate, IN stopping nj the san Felipe.
A. J. Maguin. II Guaynias. Mexico. i
I'm the city, a guest Of the San Felipe.
4 II. J. Pullrn aud wife. ~ Milwaukee,
are In the city, guests u the European.
W.. y. Hopwell came up from Hills
boro and IL spending the day in the city,
j J. ". Thurber. Of Flagstaff. IL n visitor
In the city, and II stopping at the Euro
apean.
Mrs. Maria Marine. ~ old town. moth, 7
Df the late Mrs. Dr. Sutherland, IL re-
I,porte'i 10 he dying.
". N. Henderson, and J. II. Criser
came In from He'll canyon yesterday and
are stopping at the Armijo.
viii. {. Montiort, IT Gallup, who was
visiting his parents In this city, re-
turned 10 his home last night.
Jacob Jones, Of Chillicoihe, H., has
been In the city several days buying up
sheep. ile expects 10 ship 7.'HD head To-
morrow.
The towns down the Santa Fe railway
<Are crowded with tramps from M l'aso.
Nwhere several hundred hobos had gath
reed during the tistic lasco.
II e.. +. Davidson and corps Of surveyors
rame In from He'll canyon last night.
Mr.. Davidson repnrts the survey for the
pip- line complete. and says work IL "a
20 forward promptly.
Ian Van liuyl-n and Joseph Crisrr. two
Hell Canyon miners. came In yesterday
after supplies, and returned this morn
ing. They are by no means discouraged
pver the prospects In that camp hut pre-
aict boom there before many moons.
A. NJ C1iington. ~ Bland, IL Ia the
city. lie expects that the COchit min
ing district will boom this year. The
Star. Aftermath and Washington mines
viii begin 10 ship ore next week. The
Union mine made good strike last Fri.
NY. Good ore IL being found In the Ma
Name mine.
Murder aud Suicide.
Madison, Wis.,, Feb. 2i.-Mrs. A. "
Paterson was shot by her husband. whC
hen killed himself. at midnight last
nlght at his home In this city.
A letter. ostensibly from both parents,
waa left To the children. saying the hus
band and wife premeditated suicide fol
ome time aud Resolved 70 die together
his declaration. however. IL opposed b,
he faetthat when found the wife who wa
her aight robe, had one arm thrown
across her face ~ II to shield II and III,
HE bullet struck her arm. while her hus
band was still fully dressed.
Both attended revival services las
svenins and west home apparently II
lhe best Of spirits.
The family came here last July from
Algona, Ia, 70 educate their children u
she state university.
A high liver with n toynia liv., xil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

The HON" ut H. " stacy, uuI uu tie
mr-h, VI, the sr"llr Ia-t night OF hNrN
PHEASANT social urrt-,.u. Nuut tSruj,
maui. IT thriWmill Wlut out tom town
e Juml". anu 49," luu.t agrrrHhlN gu.
detained music, gam. AMI 'uIuN hrus
o." uulrf " thr evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
ateeklp Gitizs,l
n,on Nonday,, DAILY.

WE. Lamar IL In town from Needles
Cal.
J.F. Luthy came In from the we-, on
Nod.
Col. ]. y. Van Iprrn, of Rlue Water. Ia
In the city on business.
". steele. Of Redding. Cal. IL In the
city, 4 guest Of the European.
Chaa. Mcdonald has accepted position
At the Atlantic 4 Pacific Offices.
X. l.. Priest, Of the Pullman Car com.
pany. IL stopping at the San Felipe.
Deputy Marshal Scott knight went 10
Csbeson to-day " make an important ar.
rest.
Mrs. A. II. Watts aud Miss Laura Watts,
OF Marshall Mich, are registered at the
European.
II. II. Wheelock, who travels Tor n big
NJ. Louis hardware firm. IL stopping at
the European.
John Denair returned from u trip Ia
Cripple Greek aud IL enthusiastic In praise
of that famous camp,
{. n. Smith aud wife, II Chicago. re-
turning from western tour, are regis
tered at the san Felipe.
Chas. II. McGra,h, II prominent broker
u Chicago, passed through on w, L. ~.
turning from california trip.
Elfego Baca, county clerk II Socorru
county. " stopping over In the cit, rn
route hume from the republican meeting
nj Santa ~.
Mrs. Anna Kent. " the Woman Home
Missionary 4ociety. occupied the pulpit nj
ths Lead avenue Metheilst church last
night aud -pokc of the work ~ the az
cirty which -h" represents.
7. X. Gable. px.superintendent ~ the
Atlantic n Pacific and Phil. l.. Sondheinn.
brOthcr-in.law ~ Lou Lesser, arrived In
town sunday morning from California.
were they disposed u couple II land
deals amounting Ia million and half.
They are now interested In II big mining
deal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
4 ,i.oJ..m. wind,,

window decorator, Harry Strauss, "
llteld's big store, has eclip-cd his former
efforts aud has window to-day that IL
well worth trip down Railroad avenue
10 see.
Using due linen gurl-, such ~ towels.
napkins aud duilies. with plants and
flowers, Mr.. strauss has built rrprr-en
tation u the tomb ~ Washing,on at Mt.
vernon. The work II true tO the urigi.
nal In liz general outline, and Is n real
work ~ art. Ilfrld iir,~.. are e. be con
graduated on commanding the services
NJ such MI expert
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Miss Margaret Kent entertained about
thirty ~ her friends saturday afternoon
AT a card aud tea party, ], was u most
deliRhtful occasion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

ON last sunday afternoon Dr. Edmond.
s'n and John keegan hitched up pair
Of if-ky horses and tO0k q drive. Mrs.
ksegan aud Mas Fulsom being with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

4 high liver with q torpid liver will
not Dc q long liver. Correct the liver
|with pewitrs Little Rarly Rissrs, little
IN 'h p,.,. cure d{sgsp.la and constipa-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Oct MA ofth.Su,nIu,

une dTs not need long memor! H.
recall the campaign when Mr.. Cleveland
was urging m reason Tor the placing ~
his party IN IOwer that the country was
IN distress because ~ taxation which
maintained II surplus" In the national
treasury, Whatever shortcomings may
be charged against thr party placed In
l1wer through the influence ~ this plea,
II cannot be ,ruthiully denied that II has
kept its pledge "a extingui-h the surplus.
Il has. indeed. gone further. Il has not
only wiped out the surplus, bu, has Ia.
creased our national debt by t2h2,Un.nO
An amount equal u One.rnth II the
indebtedness incurred In n four years
civil war. And. somehow. the burden Of
taxation of the individual citizen seems
10 be- increased rather than diminished.
In spite Of predictions 10 the contrary,
II In, W. suspect. such hArd-headed facts
~ these. known u everybody, that fur
nish the explanation u the o'erwhclm.
ing trend Of public sentiment toward re.
publican policies, Riverside Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

ronstantinople, Feb. "a, -Reports have
been received here " fresh massacres at
Malatia and seven other points In Armoa-
Ia, Hut the Turkish government asserts
that the stories are the creations ot tho
imagination II Armenia agitators.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

IgnatI J, Ernewein, aged ~ years. II
telegraph operator, who came here from
New York IA hni relief from lung trouble,
died yesterday, The body will BE- ship
ped 70 Canada, accompanied by = brother
OF the deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Born This morning. a son. " Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. McC lsrken.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Their command Of the art Of sleight Of
hand appeals TO the superstition " the
natives aud they can rob them with ease
and impunity"
II IL 10 be- regretted that there Is
not enough force among the intelligent
classes ~ drive these ulAutaders out "
.he country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
The CITY I,a.illr.

v. H. Garhart, city jailcr, Is Away
ready ~ show n visitor the institution
over which h. preside-, fot II Is always IN
"ship SHAPE" The premises throughou,
are neat and clean aud every proper pro.
vision IL male Tor the coutot, IT the pris.
oners.
The city l. 10 congratulated on the n.
hciency ot IT, present officer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

MAJ fRO-T, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-01

out having supreme control. 1 am will
ing to take plain annexation, because l
believe l will gain more money in the
next 10 years than will without it,
B. F. Dillingham; said: 'It is some
thing of a coincidence that the men
who opposed the Reciprocity Treaty
are those who oppose annexation
I remember going about at that time
trying to get signatures to petition
to have the treaty passed, and met
with all kinds of rebuffs. One man
told me l had better go back to my
store and sell nails, for if the treaty
became law it would open the doors
to all kinds of peddlers to come here
and take away my trade. l told him
l would rather be a clerk in a place
where there was plenty of business
than an employer where there was
none. We know what that treaty did
for Hawaii, and l believe annexation
will do as much more"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-01
LIBRARY AFFAIRS
Trustees Reelected tc
Serve Another Year.
Goodly Balance Remains in the
Treasury-Complete Report by
Miss Burbank, Librarian.

At meeting OF the Honolulu Ii
brary and Reading Room Association
last night there were 10 member:
present
The following trustees were re-elect.
ed to serve during the ensuing year
Hon. Charles R. Bishop, Prof. NJ. NJ
Scott, President Dole, Miss Mary A
Burbank, Rev. c. NJ. Hyde, VIM. F
Allen, Henry Waterhouse, ]. H. Fish
er, DR.. N. B. Emerson, Jas. B. Castle
DR.. G. T. Rodgers, Prof. w. D. Alex
ander and H. A. Parmalee.
The treasurer's report showed a bal
ance in the treasury of $620.50.
1t was voted that the constitution
and bylaws be printed.
Miss Mary A. Burbank, librarian
read her report as follows:
To the Trustees of the Honolulu Lii
brary and Reading Room Associa-
ton:
Gentlemen:-The report for the yeaI
ending September Both, 1896, is as fol,
lows:
Number books purchased during year
440 volumes.
Books on history, biography and
travel, 119 volumes.
Books on physical science, II vol,
umes.
Books on mental and moral science
90 volumes.
Books on religion, volumes.
Books on art, II volumes.
Books on agriculture, volume.
Essays on general literature, AZ vol
umes.
Poetry and drama, % volumes.
Books on fiction, 1874 volumes.
Books of reference, 13 volumes.
One of these is a valuable atlas i'm
! ported from London.
There have been 80 volumes of peri
odicals bound.
Books have been presented as fol
lows:
Three volumes Johnson's Cyclopedis
by His ExceIlency Albert S. Willis.
One volume Oxford Dictionary by
James B. Castle.
Four volumes Oxford Dictionary 0y
Charles Webb Howard
The number of volumes added to the
catalogue is 53S.
Books in circulation during the yeal
have been 6,937 volumes, of which s.,
O7S were fiction, 971 history, biography
and travel, Z engineering, % domestic
arts, IA art and music, 2O6 general lit
erature, 80 poetry and drama, 139 bounC
magazines, 123 mental and mora
science, 139 physical science and AZ OF
religion.
Besides the subscribers there are 13I
pupils of the High School who use il
brary books which greatly increases
the circulation.
Visitors to the reading room, IL ,4S9
Most in any une month (January)
LILO.
Least in any one month (July), 75O
Most in any one day, 63.
Least in any one day, 10.
Number of regular subscribers, 167.
Resident transient subscribers, 3S.
Strangers, transient subscribers, 16
Lost from membership by death,
Lost from membership by remova
from town, 8.
Lost from membership by withdraw
al, 6.
Twelve new subscribers have beer
added, thus keeping the number abou
the same.
Respectfully submitted,
M. A. BURBANK,
Librarian.
This report was unanimously adopt
| ad and tho ueetino- adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-12-01

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