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New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
rhe Senate at 6 .. m. adjourned until Tomorrow.
ANOTHER ERROR IN THE BLUE BOOK.
THE DUTCH NOT ESTABLISHED NEAR THE MOUTH
OF THE ORINOCo IN 1895.

OF THE OKINOtO IN lO'o.
Washington April 90 (SpeclaD. William l..
Scruggs counsel Of Venezuela before the Boundary
Commission, who Is one OF the most competent au-
thorites here all phases OF the Venezuela British
Guiana boundary dispute. has called attention TO
a additional In the recent British Blue Book.
overlooked In his interview published In The Tribune
OF April q. Mr.. Scruggs says
The British Blue Book OF March. 1896 the Ven
ezuelan boundary question. page 4, cites Purchas
Pilgrims pages l2O-l2J5, TO prove that In 1898 the
English explorer. Captain Charles Leigh. found the
Dutch established near the mouth OF The Orinoco'
Turning to the fourth volume Purchas Pilgrims and
reading carefully from page 1850 10 12J inclusive,
cited, find not hing of the kind. On page 1859
find Captain Leigh letter TO his brother. Sir Olanc
Leigh dated July 2. 1904. wherein the captain says
he got first sight OF Guiana (May II OF that year, In
the mouth OF the River Amazoncs. On his arrival
there he says he found "a Dutch shppc and sithence
here hath arrived another; they buye up all the
flake they can get and pay so deere that ! can get
tunnes Of flake within these two months" Further
page l25) Captain Leigh expresses the hope that
ne may be able 10 purchase from the Indians "a
shippo load Of fake ana says: The Dutchmen
have reported that It H. worth in Holland but six
pence the pound. but they confessc that Holland viii
vent 800 tunnc thereof"
Some OF the Dutchmen." he goes on to say
have reported that II is worth In Holland 10 pence
the pound which rather believe. for my weavers
tell that they Will warrant II 10 dresse exceeding
we'll" There is no other mention OF the Dutch, and
this not in the Orinoco at all. but in tho ANA
zon. on the opposite side OF the continent.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
TO RECOGNIZE MAY DAY.

Labor organizations throughout the world will
recognize May Day by renewing their demands
for the eight-hour workday wherever they have
not already obtained It, The movement Will not
have much significance In this city. because nearly
all the trades here work only eight hours now 1t
will be factor In the annexed section of the city.
however and 1900 carpenters and joners In West
chester County will endeayor to enforce their de-
mand for a shorter workday. Many new agree
ments between employers and employees will go
into effect to-day The Sociallst-Labor unions ad-
iuncts OF the Sociallst-Labor party Will have a
parade tomorrow. concluding with speechmaklng
In Union Square in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
A DEFICIENCY AS USUAL.
RESULTS OF THE WILSON
TARIFF LAW IN APRIL
r,r,s,-py RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTH FAILED
TO EQUAL EXPENDITURES BY s4'442'4"'

-o ,,o,r., EXPENDITURES BY si.442.4oe
tpv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIruNEi
uosb,,g,on April 96-Despite the fact that the
Treasury officials have held down their expenditures
IN about one-fourth the normal sum durihs TIC w
few days the twentieth month OF the ".';
,,oh anded to-day presented the usua! dehciency'
In only three Of the twenty months s''e " -
been in operation has there been even i" apP
arce ~ meeting running expenses and the fact tha'
oaos ~, ,nsse three months was followed by an
enormous deficiency in the succeeding mont" s"o"'
,ha, ,,o r,omentary surplus OF these OCCASIONS
n-o,.ed tho rule of a steady deficiency under the
present Jaw ,, ,as q. A4o
The deficiency for the month OF Aprii wan go
aeG The total deficiency for the ehtre per@ou @ -
which the law has been In operation Is s'0'o",''
p,, for tho fact that the Treasury Department mas.
in defiance OF the provisions OF this i'"' ,..
over s2ocOoco from manufacturers who nave wiz
a.u,n alcohol for ma manufacturing Purposes ana VINO
uaro entitled TO II free of taxation, the dehcehcs
woud be over 500 10000 The April receipts nhuei
the wilson law have been extremely ,inS
In no April for many years: Win IN Wson law came
Although the import atons continue
heavy the customs receipts continue usti ssSi,e. !.
im.h'' imrh, Thcv were even worse than they We're -
AnrIl Of ss year when the law had nreh IN d,., ,u
GPsTTofH Sr Sf the S0i<ary aKy law % the receipts
We're s2 5ql 500: for the second slS 'cN'' so @ az e
,s' fnT he sccon,i 81 S573 The total receipts are
equally unsa,isfactory For s hs s 'T M Tor the sec-
ond ane sos s7ise for the first April Of the Wilson Law:
s42r7sSG for the second s2422sy2 In M the Wrson
months since It has been IN 6innc TO sos oG ioi
The Mckinley law in ts first twcI,y & months ms e ae,
duced receipts amounting ,ni ing 10 III
The first twenty Of The MfKney lex t law twfmty prD
ducel surpATw WHO'S Of sSSh, Sw have '"p produced de-
dciency OF Sso.6O0.372.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
BATTLE-SHIPS AND POLITICS.
THE SENATE MAKES LITTLE IEADwAY WITH
THE NAvA! BILL.

Washington April 3o.-The Naval Appropriation
bill! had the undivided attention OF the Senate to-day
but when the session closed no progress had been
made upon the bill beyond the exclusion on point
OF order OF Mr.. Quay's amendment 10 increase the
number OF batte-shps from four 20 six Mr.. Cor
mans amendment TO reduce the number TO TWO was
the proposition before the Senate when 1t met and re-
maned when II adjourned. Speeches were made
by Mr.. White (Dem CALI in favor OF coast defence
rather than OF an Increase OF The Navy. By Mr..
Allen Pop.. Neb) predicting the collapse OF the
Democratic and Republican parties-the forme-
within three months and the latter by March 4. 1901
and by Mr. German QDem., Md in enforcement Of
his views TO the necessity Of more economy In APP
propriatIons.
The Senate at D. m. adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
BEREAVEMENT DROVE HIM TO SUICIDE.

Adolf Fischer q Swiss, who was by trade bick-
smith, shot himself through the head in his room
the second floor of No $50 West Forty -ffth-st yes
terday. He found dead last night by his room
mate. Rudolph Wirth reclining In rocking chat.
revolver. with two chambers discharged. lying by
his side. Wirth informed the police that Fischer
lost his wife year ago and since then had been a
appendicitis and had 10 give up his work In the car
riage factory Of Healey Co. at Fifty-firs-st and
broadway. He underwent an operation but was
never again the strong man he was before his wife
died. Fischer was beneficiary OF Swiss society.
ments -
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
THE WINDSOR HOTEL IN NEW hands.

Warren F. Leland. who Is one Of the best known
hotel proprietors In this country becomes the pro-
pretor of the Windsor Hotel to-day. succeeding
Messrs. Hawk and Wetherbee. who have been the
proprietors of that hotel for twentythree years II
Is needless 10 speak about the remarkable success
achieved by Messrs Hawk and Wetherbee in their
management Of the Windsor a mere reference to
the fame OF the hotel suffices. Mr.. Leland has
friends in part OF the country and they believe
that he will conduct the Windsor in the able and
ment for many years.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
BETTER TENEMENT.HOUsEs GOING Ur

Stevenson Constable the Superintendent OF pun.
ings said yesterday that the Glider tenemen''n01...
law which went into effect in June Of last year ha' Nv
had the effect to decrease the building OF tehen'".
houses In this city. The law had caused many ssh
tractors TO stop building tenement houses for pureu
speculatiye reasons because they are no ionss
abe TO erect cheap and fimsy houses Lehesm',ns Ell ~
houses OF the better kind are being erecteo a. -
tim
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY.

Edward d. Palfrey. fire insurance agent, living
a. South Tenth-ave and Second-st.. Mount Vernon.
was held in 81 600 bail a charge OF grand larceny
In jefferson Market Court yesterday afternoon.
Henry j.. Robinson, superintendent of the firm Of
Best & Co. No; % West Twenty third the com
amounting to the sum OF IS 20 April H. and gave
Best & Co. check for Sc 30 on the Franklin Trust
had no account
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
STEPHEN WHITE FINED AGAIN.

Stephen White. the colored man who arrested
by Truant Officer Wright for violating the COM
pusory school law In not sending his child to
school, was tried yesterday before Justice b. Frank
Wood and jury In Jamaica, Long Island. This
was the second time White had been arraigned
week or two ago he was fined S. but did not send
his child to school. There two schools In ia
maca for white children and the other for col
ored. The colored people assert the right to send
their children to the white school, but the Board Of
Education will not permit them to attend. White
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
DYING FROM A BROKEN SKULL.

Coroner Tuthili was yesterday morning called 10
Bellevue Hospital to take the ante-mortem state
ment Of John Mcdonald. who is believed to be dying
Of a fractured skull Mcdonald was taken to Belle
yue at o'clock the morning OF April Is last from
his home, No. 90 East Forty-hrst-st. Besides the
injury his head he suffering from alcohosn
He was uncon scious when Coroner Tuthill arrived
lt,the hospital snd unable to make any state
mepL .,.-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
ITEMS OF THE TAX LEVY BILL.

Albany. April so.-sate Controller James A.
Roberts sent to the Assembly Ways and Means
Committec to-day the Annual Tax Levy bill. which
was passed by the Legislature 1t will raise 1861 l16
for general purposes $052 903 Tor free schools
ssfs. 4s5 for work the canals. $5G7. 1892
for the canal debt 81 SG5 for the maintenance OF
the canals S43GS7l for extraordinary expenses of
the canals and $42 7l2 for the State Of the
insane, making a total OF $ll.75S S31.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
COLONEL GRANTS TERN ENDS.

Colonel Frederick d. Grants term as Police Com
missioner expires to-day 1t Is the general i'm
preston that Mayor Strong means TO reappoint
him for the full term OF six years Under the pro-
yision OF the Consolida ton act Colonel Grant re-
mains in office until he shall be reapponted or his
succcssor In.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
rOUv n DORIS HELD FOR TRIAL.

John y. Doris. manager Of the Gaiety Theatre.
was held by Magistrate Wentworth, In the Jener-
son Market Police Court. yesterday. for trial on
charge OF maintaining pubic nuisance In causing
70 he presented In the play called Orange Bios
sons a scene In which an actress nearly dis
robes on the stage.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
THE REWARD or VIRTUE.

From The Rochester Union and Advertiser. ,,.
The Mayor of the city of Flint Mich ssnsly re.
out compensaton, but a Mayor VINO rec s hful
tired from office in that town had neeh 50 Common
and efficient public servant ,x.r.s sna' dsm.nd ths
Deopie. made him 4 present Of dollar. Il ess''
bays % BE- coed
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
ALBEMARfE.

ALBEMARIE.
G. 8. Knowlton. Water:own.
B. L. Cheney. Boston.
Joseph Secp. Ti'usville'
Miss /. seep. Titusville
Penn.
A. ". Jacobson & WIFE,
Baltimore.
Mrs F.. Il. Stoddard. Wor-
cester.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
W. L. Davis & wife. Bos-
ton.
J. q. Thompson & family,
Chicago.
II. c. White x wife. Great
Harrington. VI.
+. Campbell & wife. Al
bapy.
Il. Il. styles g. wife. st.
Louis.
Chester A. Dresser & wife,
Southbridge. Mass.
BRUNSWICK.
X. w. Searls. Lakewood.
W. b. Tyler. New-York.
W. &. Hayes. Westbury.
Long Island.
Miss X. A. Condon. Boston.
W. II. Goodman. jr.. Bos
ton.
+. Borass. New-York.
EVERETT.
C. Lawrence. Reading.
w. X. Morse. Boston.
A. Hammond. Worcester.
Prof .ssor w. o. Atwater.
Miidletown. Conn.
J. N. Palmer q family.
Demarest. y. J.
J. II. Hail. Hartford.
GILSEY.
81. J. Hennessy. Bristol,
England.
c. c. Former. Atlantic City.
l.. r. Bresl:r Peekskill.
A. q. Barber. Roston.
w. A. Foster. Boston.
GRAND UNION.
Mrs. J. Crcwe. Montreal.
w. J. Creed. Boston.
c. r. Terixy. Worcester.
Y. Parr. Tacoma.
J. V. washburn. Waterbury.
HOFFMAN.
@. o. Capron. Paw,ucket.
A. C. Burrage. Boston.
J. II Clark. Schenectady.
c. W. Merrill. San Fran
cisco.
M. May. Philadelphia.
T.. II. Wright. Norfolk. Va.
HOLLAND.
c. D. Porter. Haverhill.
Mass.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
THEY DIED IN THE SENATE.
3l,TS THAT FEHIsfIED UN TIE I7%'I 7'' 0' II
-. SESSION. -
rpy rEnEaRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

a.. SESSION
Aihanv Aprn 90 (SpeciaD.-The session OF the
a.r.,e to-day was marked by several. unsuccessful
4, attempts 20 resurrect bad bills. but Lieutenant
-oov.rnor saxton's frmness in refusing to permit
eny abroxafon Of the rules prevented any vote be!
sSne taken on the measures The "Huckeoerry
s1aAiiroad bill perished thus
Mr stranahan had laid aside his bill which per-
emitted the Subway Commission OF New-York to
authorize the siringing of overhead wires.
Senator Nussbaum moved to take from the table
the motion TO reconsider the vote by which was os
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
The case IS now at an end. and no further actor
Is deemed necessary.
1INcOLNs BIRTHPLACE.

TO PURCHASE LINcoLNs BIRTHPLACE.
Washington, April 3o-Mr. Lewis OF Kentucky
introduced In the House to-day bill appropratihg
100000 to provide for the purchase OF the birthplace
of Abraham Lincoln and the erection thereon OF
home for disabled soldiers, 10 be known as 'ne
Lincoln National Home.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
GUESTS AT THE LEIDING HOTELS.
The month ended with most OF the hotels wei

W. A. Blssell. Chicago.
n. T. Coleman, Cleveland.
l.. c. Lewis. Philadelphia
{. II. Scuthworth. Spring
field.
G.. N. Morgan & wife. Bos-
ton.
MARLBOROUGH.
G. ". O'conner. New-0-
leans.
S. b. McCormico & VITA
New-Orleans.
w. :. Shields & wife. Knoy-
vile.
A. {. Nosburgh. Syracuse
T. W. Alexander. Augusta
Ga.
Mrs. II. Z. Hussey. Nsv-
York City.
NORMANDIE.
L.eu,eaart-Coyernor W. q
Halle & wife. Spr.nshdA
Mass.
J. Becker. Baltimore.
J. n. Knowles q VITA
Boston.
J. l.. Dalzell. Cleveland.
Mrs \. Burgess. ST. ApUD-
tine.
PARK AVENUE.
L. +. Wood. Troy.
j. I. Bendee. Albany.
J. /. Edwards. R.yerheaA
Long Islard.
7. Il. Marshall. Wask..e'
ton.
J. BeI,er & family. Hart
ford.
ST. JAMES.
T. o. Thompson 4 via
Nav London. Conn.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dodge. LAcsar
~axen.
W. VI. shaw 4 wife. Hscs-
ensack.
]. \. Sheppard. Philsder
phla.
G. +. Stanton. Hartford.
STURTEyAyT.
w. v. Hesson. Philadelphn
Mrs. Z. neidsick. 81 IcuA
Miss L. Basseti. Auanu
Il. Bassett. Cincinnati
Z. 2. Sloane & wife. Ances'
son, =. c.
J. G. Wilson q wife. ~
more. -.
WESTMINSTER
C. Wallace. shefneld. E'S
land.
G.. l.. Mcclellan. Denve''
o. NJ. Weand. Reading ,,,a
L. Y. Abbott 4 VIZ
Rochester.
c.. W. Baker. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01

was found guilty and fined $40. An application for
a new trial was denied An appeal Will be taken
TO the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01

not weaken. bat have tonic effect. rs cents. Tho
Stnr rms to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-01
All 50 Sudden.
Emulsion.

For sale at 5oc and 500 by all drurr,.,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
BERETANIA STREET.
$50 Feet in width. Mauka line.

in width. line.
Beginning point the Northwest side of PunchbOw
1875 feet from the north of Bereana and
Street, which point feet and 22475
of the Government Survey Station Punchbow
HILL running by the True Meridian.
deg. w. the beginning curve;
by the right of radius 2400 feet the direct
bearing length of cord being
deg o. min W. 1876 feet to the end of the
deg % min W. S07 feet the southeast line of Miller
Northeast of the present East of
Miller Street and Beretania Street
n 30 deg. W. the Northwest line
" % deg 20 W. 1911 feet to angle in the line
the head Richards
y deg 471.5 the Southeast line
mauka of the present East
of Emma street and Beretania street
y. deg. w. 600 feet Emma
Northwest line of the
y. deg. min. w, point the Northwest
40 feet mauka of the present North
o Fort and Berelna
deg % min w, HOB feet point the Northwest
line mauka of the present North
corner of Nuuanu and Beretania
n 40 deg 5725 the intersection of this
line with old line of Beretania Smiths
Fridge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06

y 81 deg 80 W. 1850 Southeast line of
Alakea
\. 81 deg 20 w, $50 feet of Alakea
and Union the North line
deg W. Southeast line Fort
n 40 deg % min. W. 1862 feet The Northwest line
deg W. Southeast line of NIauna-
kea
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
HOTEL STREET.
Makai line.

Makai line
Beginning at the South OF Hotel Bethel
street which point is s BIB deg S min from
the East Of the building and running by the
True Meridian
3 deg f. feet more or less to the Northwest
line of Fort
Beginning again at the South of AIaea
and Hotel street, which point is line connect
ing the South corner of the Honolulu Library Reading
Room Building, with the South Masonic
Building, and running by the Meridian.
: % deg 30 min E. 300 the intersection
OF this line with the extension of the line mauka wall
of the Executive Building grounds.
= - deg 30 min e. 800 feet less the Northwest
line Of Richards street directly opposite corner
Of the Executive Building grounds, in line with the
mauka wall of said grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
FORT STREET.


Hotel King in width. Eva side
Beginning AT the East Of the Campbell Block at the
West of Fort street running b,
the True Meridian
= 90 deg 30 min W. 206 feet in line with present front
Of the Campbell Block wall of the building
occupied by b. f. EhIers Co.
s % deg 90 min. w, Southwest corner OF
the wooden building the North King street and
Fort
Waikiki
Beginning the North the
South Hotel street running by
True Meridian
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
BERETANIA STREET.
Nlakai line.

Beginning angle in the maka line of Bere
tana street 2S the
tania street which point is 1852
and $3.50 feet Government Survey
Punchbowl Hill, running by the True Meridian
n 30 deg 1888 feet to the South of Miller
and Beretania street.
% deg 20 min W. 56O feet Northwest line of Miller
n % deg 20 min W. of Rich
street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06

y go deg. 20 min f. 1870 feet point the junction
of Miller and Punchbowl thence by
the right of radius bearing length
of chord being,
s 81 deg f.. the of the curve
West line of Punchbowl street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
SCHOOL STREET WIDENING.
800 Feet in width. Makai side.

Beginning point the Northwest line street
100 feet Southwest the
and Emma street and running " True Meridian
y 81 deg % min w, 7133 feet point
side of Fort Southwest of the present West
corner of Fort street and street
y S deg 81 min W. a point on the Southeast line
of Nuuanu street 30 feet present South
corner of Nuuanu and street
y 30 deg 81 min 40 to point on the south.
east side of Lha street 800 feet present
East of School and Iiliha street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
BY AUTHORITY.
ACT %.
AN ACT TO INCREASE THE WIDTH OF CERTAIN
STREETS IN THE DISTRICT HONOLULU

AN ACT TO INCREASE THE WIDTH OF CERTAIN
STREETS IN THE DISTRICT HONOLULU.
Be 1t enacted By the Legislature Of Republic Of
Section the District of Honolulu on the
Island of Oahu Beretania, Union Richards
Miller School Hotel Fort, Punchbowl King, Bethel
and Nuuanu Streets shall be
such times decide according
to the respective surveys widening
IN Section OF this Act anything in the Act entitled Act
provide for the opening improving closing high
ways, approved December contrary
standing
And whenever the Executive desirable
for the public convenience
any of them aforesaid may
be done after requiring damages which
such increase of width will in private real
thereby, appraised according to the pro
visions of the said Act, except otherwise provided
Section ,.
Section If, publication Act any person
corporation construct any buildings or i'm
pr0vements of any kind within widening
as hereinafter set forth such corporation and their
respective representatives remedy at or
equity any injury damage may caused by
the removal destruction of such buildings improvements
when such removal destruction required
of such streets aforesaid.
Section 3. From the time publication Act
until the aforesaid wdenngs respec
lively the Surveyor keep in office of the
Government Survey charts of such street widenng
which shall be public inspection during
without fee.
Section Upon the publication of this the Surveyor
General shall lines proposed wdenngs
be marked with substantial white with letters
st W.. painted thereon which stakes shall be placed in
sufficient reasonably designate
removing moving such stakes without authority
guilty thereof,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
MILLER STREET.

$50 Feet in width Northwest line.
Beginning a point the of eretania
street which point and 2SO feet west of
the Government Survey Station PunchbowI HILL and 80
feet Northwest of the present North eretani street
and Miller street and running by the True Meridian.
\. deg F. 25 feet to an angle in the street line
directly opposite the North Methodist
Church lot.
~ 90 deg 70 min E. 511 feet point the West
PunchbOw street which point be corner
of Pmchbowl, Miller and Vineyard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
SCHOOL STREET.
300 Feet in width. Manka s.

300 Feet in width Mauka side
Beginning at point the West side
800 feet right angles above described maka line
ana 10 feet South of the North
street and Punchbowl street and running by
ridian
~ 80 deg 81 min w, 1913 feet the corner of
School street and Fort street extension.
N 80 deg 81 point on the Southeast line
of Nuuanu street 800 feet right angles from the above
described makai line
n 81 deg 80 min 23137 feet to the present East
corner of Liha street and School street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-06
HOTEL STREET.
Fort street to PunchbowI. 800 feet in width
Mauka line.

Fort street to PunchbowI 500 feet in width
Mauka line
Beginning at the Southwest Smith build
ing at the of Fort streets the
True Meridian
$ "a deg. % min. E. $3.50 feet less to point on
the Southeast side of Union street point feet
at right angles from the present street
= % deg "a min f. 2470 feet point
Southeast side of lane which point is 800 feet at
right angles from the present Hotel street
= 80 deg 30 min E. 1885 feet
lulu Library and Reading Room Building the North
corner of Aakea street and Hotel street.
> % deg 30 min E. 1901 feet less Northwest
line of Richards street by line touching extreme
South corner of the Building
Beginning again at point the Richards
street 80 feet Northeast of the North
Building grounds and running by the True Meridian.
> 81 deg '3 min E. $3.50 feet, less Northwest
line of PunchbOwl feet from and
parallel with the mauka wall of the Executive Building
grounds