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a BIG OUTING.
Young Poole of Weimnr Go 10 Eagle
Lake.

T'o'mar, Texas, June tj.-There nave
been but few times within the history .
Weimar when such large ana handsome
party OF young people agreed 20 take an
outing all at the same time. The baggage
wagons with everything necessary for the
party t, use for camping went forward
yesterday. AMI today on the eastbound
passenger train for Eagle lake, the great
and popular resort of this county for
pleasure seekers, spring, summer aud fall,
will embark, Mrs. A. p, Shatto, chief
chaperone, assisted by Mrs, o. II Hol"
loway and Mrs Victor Bookseller. with
the Misses Kate Grace Kate Terrell, Bet
tie Holt Mamie Kindred. Mariella Hol-
loway. Pearl Herndon Martha Boettscher'
Leila Hill. Jessie Card and Maud Mae
Leary, and the young men, Waymlr KIN
dred. VIII Holloway, James K. Tooke, o.
II. and Lyt. Holloway, Tom W Hill. Oscar
Boettscher, S. II Hancock. James A.
Darby, Thornton York. Victor Boettscher
and Dr., Sam 3. MacLeary, Others VIII
follow, and such frolic as they will ave
remains to be hereafter told by The Post
correspondent at the famous inland lake.
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nRNAN BuDGET.
oil NH II being ThorouGhly over
huuicd.

prvn, Texas June Is finder the
........,.,., AZ. e,,,t, c,rs,s-
s"p'' ''s'o" w
cradle improvements are De'hR 1'oel 'nu
the Bryan OIL ml Us beiug ov'rhanleh
and cleaned IN for tho approaching sea-
-, t,i,,,o 4, additional ,ras. will
%" w. 80.
be put IN also ne" ons'"p. wv '"'
present lmproy lmeuts the mill vii have
a canncity az scyrnty-Ave tons II rcd per
sa,, ma nor,, 1T, no an,s,ed nv An
Jay ne "''N
gust OF Sep'eihoer l.
Brazos county singing conversion meets
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ra..ett Murder case.

Fort Worth, Texas. June l5.--After four
days taking Of testimony in the Fossett
murder case. arguments were commenced
this afternoon. Twelve hours will be con-
sumed in arguments by the state and de-
Tense. The case Will probably go to the
Jury late tomorrow II developed today
that Doc Carver, the dead man. was a
fugitive from, Justice having had trouble
with revenue 'ofhcers in Alabama In can
neotion with Illicit disulling. He was sent
to the penitentlsry, but escaped ana came
to Texas.
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NORMAL EXAMTNEpc

sas Superintendent of Public Instruc-
AsAdall has selected the members OF
simmer normal board of examiners.
10 meet in July. and Will make
names public in few days.
I,nendent Kendall further states
H.. examinations, both county and
A. normal, to be held in June. July
a 80 Will in no way be affected by
4. '1 ,,NI Of the laws recently PASSED
I'm, eslslature. In other words, the
II, ,sSs VIII be held on precisely thu
!. Subjects as heretofore The changes
M, nm me certificate law by the last leg
IN, NJ WI not go into effect uutiI sep
III wv. The supply OF school laws
lem a. practically exhausted and a new
/. .aoodying the changes OF 1898 will
lss'I0 obtained from the printers by the
|.ns S-'' department until some time in
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont. T Heisig, Beau
mont; Frank Ward Mobile; j r. Camp
bell and wife, Alvarsdo; Eugene Hogan
and wife. Topeka. Kan. S. A. Tomlinson.
Fort Worth, r. r Minor and wife Bren-
ham, George A. Norcross and wife, New
York; NJ. D. Parln, w e. Lantrey, GRy
Hill, Texas S. NJ Lamont, H. Isaacs,
New York; II. W Christian, Dallas f.
NJ. Vossler ST. Louis; Charles 5, Peek,
city; NJ. NJ. Bernstein, Baltimore, 6 l..
Russ, Palestine. Charles Murray, Temple
Sim Louis, South Bend, Ind; |. G. Nc
Gee and wife, Gilmer, Texas; " b. Proc
tor, Victoria; d. c. Proctor, Cuero; T. r.
Fisher. j H. Freeman. Denver, Colo; &.
Coberg Caldwell; S. G. Mckinney, Dali
las; NJ s. Hunt, Houston: Nj. r. Songui-
nett, Fort Worth; ]. A. Laughbrldge and
wife. Waco; w. r. Becker. St. Louis /;
W. II Pope, Beaumont; George A. Web
ster, St Paul, MINI,
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T, Hotchkiss, Rev. II. G. williams and
Rev, 1. T. Reynolds were appointed as
committee OF public worship.
Rev. b, Il. Synex. financial agent of
Southwestern university was introduced
to the conference by the chair, who ad-
dressed the conference. showing that that
institution is doing a fine work; also that
new stone building, costing $4,000, will
soon he completed without debt
Reports from the various charges were
called for and Revs. w. ID. Bradheld and
G. ]. Oxey OF Galveston reported for their
respective churches. St. Johns and St.
James churches. Both showed great pro-
gress in their work. AT II o'clock Rev.
J. w. Horn preached an able sermon to q
large and appreciative congregation.
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R,chmond Notes.

Richmond, Texas. June 15.-Mr- D. NJ.
Fields and wife. who have been sojourn-
ing in San Antonio for week on pleas
ure trip, returned home Wednesday and
the friends OF the. newly married couple
are extending them their congratulations.
Elk Governor R. b. Hubbard OF Tyler
Is shaking hands with his numerous
friends. and will lecture at the court
house tonight on his famous subject.
'The South. Past. Present, and to Come.
for the benefit OF the Knights Of Pythias
order.
Jos Gates. a prominent south Texas
drumner who has been In hicnmona LOT
4 week advertising his goods. left today
for Angieton. Texas.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Congressman S 3, Cooper has nomi-
mated Mr. Emmett w. Smith Of Nacos-
doches census supervisor for the Eighth
census district.
A calf belonging to Mr., I'd Ridley be-
came afflicted with the rabies yesterday
and had to be killed. The calf was only
II months old and its affection was caused
by SYMPTOMS for which books on yeterin-
airy surgery give no definite explanation.
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FEDERAL COURT NOTES

John Grant special master commissioner
TO sell certain rolling stock of the La
Porte road today filed his report. It shows
the sale Of torty-nine box cars, torty-five
coal cars, one caboose, four combustion
cars and six passenger coaches. The bid
of the ST. Charles Car company for $50 500
was accepted.
Clerk Dart returned last evening from
Beaumont, where he attended the sessions
OF the court. A large amount OF husiness
was disposed Of some of the sessions last
ing as late as 10 O'Clock at night,
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PROBABLY MURDERED.
Young, Man Found Hanging in
His Home.

Bob Legg son of w. NJ Legg, was found
hanging from joist at his home. He
was hanging over the stairs his feet
touching the steps, and had been dead
all night. It is the general opinion. here
that he was foully dealt with in his own
home for the purpose of robbery, there
being no one at home except Bob and his
smaller brothers.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
The Kaysee Track Is Now in Fine Con
dillon.
ORANGE HAS PUT ON A QUARANTINE
because of the scarlet Fever Cases
Member. OF the Hottentot Min-
strcI Compnny--A Precnutiou.

Beaumont. Texas. June i5.-General
Manager Kirby. while in the city this
morning, informed The Post correspondent
that all the light S5-pound rails in the
Gulf Beaumont and Kansas City main line
had been taken up and replaced with 90
pound steel rail. New ties had also been
placed where needed along the line and
the track was now regarded as In first
class condition.
AS to when the contract for the Gulf
Beaumont and Great Northern extension
would be let. Mr.. Kirby would not speak
definitely. He called attention TO the fact
however, that Chief Engineer Weed had
Just completed survey OF the line and
remarked that contracts could not be lei
until the engineer had made his protile'
and estimates.
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UNIVERSITY REGENTS

5hs board Of university regents was in
ksian here today trying to figure out
y to run the medical branch on the re-
Ati ipprQpriation made for that institu-
! BY hi Kwenty- sixth legislature The
sgrt given it was $4,000 per year less
b tur previous years and to maintain
branch at its present standard will
&,;sliate the creation Of a deficiency. A
hniitee was appointed to confer with the
RrnCr in the matter.
litnt the regents meeting It is we'll
rote that Professor Morgan Galloway.
tssOr Of English philosophy, VINO
! reported as having resigned here to
fep. similar position at Emory col
b having secured an honorable re-
50 from Emory college. has decided
rsnain here at the solicitation Of the
ssHs and friends OF the university,
| Will continue as a member of the uni
try faculty.
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MO EXCLUSION

John w. Allen. colored. who Tor several
weeks has been working up interest In tho
excursion for colored people from kaysce
points to Beaumont on June ~, auuounces
that the excursion would not be run Al
len SAYS there was every indication that
a big crowd would have been brought
down the Kaysec by the excursion. nut
owing to a shortage OF equipment the rail-
road could not furnish the train and the
proposition had to he abandoned II Ia
understood that the health authorities will
not permit June ~ celebration.
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REMANDED WITHOUT RAIL.
Men Held on Charges of Murder and
One for Rape.

Halletsyille, Texas, June 1j-Squire
Townsend has been busy this week holding
examining trials. Charles and Ephraim
White, charged with shooting and killing
Jim Taylor another negro, at blackberry,
ten days ago. were refused bail.
william Spates, colored, charged with
assaulting a negro girl - years OF age, was
also remanded to jail without bail.
Tom Charleston, charged with burglary
was allowed bail in the sum of 5000
Although the next term Of district court
is nearly four months off the Jail is rap
idly filling up and the criminal docket will
be larger than for years.
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INSURANCE RULING

Wls regard to the request formulated
Tie local insurance agents convention
WAC yesterday that he rescind his rul-
bat "a licensed local agent is permit
% 90 business in any part of the coun-
o. bis residence and is restricted to
leirtory," Commissioner of Insur-
samson stated this evening that said
ls vas based upon his construction OF
Nv IN the case and that if that con-
.-l'a was correct he had no authority
rue Otherwise The commissioner has
the conclusion, however, that the
n'uons complained of do not apply q
y. insurance as il is transit business
s.a poHcies may, he holds, be written
.p's,Ve Of the county in which ship
~ .lereot originate, Just so an office
'.a'a IS maintained where a correct
S "su. o. the business done by insurance
Fniton "0P1 'o' NO
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THE FARMERS CONGRESS.
Colonel Peters Is Sure OF Large
Attendance.

College Station, Texas June H.-Colo.
mel Peters OF Calvert, Texas. chairman OF
the Cotton Growers Section OF the Texas
Farmers Congress, was attending the
commencement exercises and was brim-
ming over with enthusiasm concerning
the section over which he presides as
chairman. and in an interview with the
post correspondent stated that the cot
ION growers section would he represented
nv some OF the shlest and most expe-
rienced men in that lins and The discus
sions would no doubt be very instructive
and interesting" Colonel Peters says
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RECEPTION AT ALVIN.
Ladies' of the Episcopal church En-
tertaincd Their Rector.

Alvin Texas, June 15.-One OF the most
the season was that given last night at
the L. D. c. hall by the ladies OF Grace
Episcopal church io honor of their rector,
Rev. DR.. A. ]. BuE~,t Tasteful refresh
ments were seryeu by a dozen or more
young ladies and he evening was spent
in a most enjoyable manner by all.
Mr. c. s. Cumming, president OF the
Alvin Exchange bank, and wife ieit w
nesday for several weeks visit to their
son In Kansas.
Mrs. R. II King and children returned
home Tuesday after a five weeks visit
to friends and relatives IN Eya't. Texas
Miss Clara Jack Of Velasco is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. NJ. Parker. Of this city
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prt1 VETOED.

,,s was filed this evening;
secretary OF state
a transmit to you without my
1'' '..,,o bill No. 81, entitled IAN
=. nromotion of medical science
n.,ton and use Of unclaimed human
y .,ientifc purposes through a
'.s,ted for that purpose, apu ~
!. s,suthorized uses ana trainc Ia
sN ssiss and to legalize dissection pv
.r,si persons: ,u, rosts unon the
. .'spi nnder its provisions 1t is made
~ under penalty OF a hne OF no.
wv ~, siOO and not more than Sooo' OF
ad0,sndent of the eleemosynary ana
as,,,,n,ions Of the State, and also all
la'L s.y,ng charge OF aims houses,
y norppes and hospitals. to INFORM
.a,,omieal board OF the death OF any
Thin twenty four hours thereafter
,.livsr ia the board or it's agents
,,.s A. such deceased person, unless
NV be claimed by a relative OF
IN burial. or unless such deceased
Kali have. while living, expressed
i,ars nat his body shall he buried
,,osratlon however OF the death oil
innate is required to be given &c
sIsrd, or kindred nor is a complete
,inron Of the body required to he
I,i,d Al the place where it is dissect-
\, MEASURE. in my judgment, affords mr.
y,a,u whatever to very large mas;
Es,tortupate people, and in its opera
NE srossest and most scandaloui
~ NAV arise and that, too. without
I violation OF the letter Of the law
Joseph n. Savers, Governor
h, above was the last Of the bill!
IA, BY the Twenty sixth legislature re
ring In the hands Of the governor
irpr disposed OF il, he also filed will
prptary Of state the usual proelama
! announcing with his reasons therefore
Ystoss written since the adjournmen
tie legislature.
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THE HoTrENToTs.

The Hottentot Minstrel company met In
the office of the Gulf Realty and I'm
provement company last night and Stage
Dir~Glsr Lamb announced the olio for the
minstrel performance which will be given
In the near future. and for which re-
hearsals are to begin Immediately In the
old Masonic hall, Following Is roster
of the company; Tom C, King, Dick
Haynes. j. w. Douglass Tom Saunders,
Tom ]. Lamb, D. Il Chaplin, Ben c. Ea-
tin, A. d. Langham, George A. Ives, G..
w. Gates a. S. Solnsky, Charles SAKE,
Leroy Parker Dan Edwards, f. w Greer,
VIII +. Oldham, Fred Lamb, Chris Dart,
Jr., G.. w Macune. w Nj, Hall. Byron
Wiess, John Saunders. r. u, Smonton,
Harry Allen. Mike Welker sam Nathan.
The Constellation orchestra Is also a part
OF the company. II consists OF sidney
Mayer. Sidney Levy, A. Jensen, G Fsch-
err. Albert Eastman. Chas Eastman, Prof.
Wiess, Il. Burkenroad NJ. Mothncr.
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kaufman Texas, June 14.--Rev. Ran
dolph Clark Of Fort Worth is holding a
protracted meeting at the Christian
church Kaufman has had ten weeks Of
preaching on stretch first Methodist.
then Baptist and PRESBYTERIAN and now
Christian. There has been great good
done and many have joined the church.
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BEXAR COUNTY CASES

District Attorney Bee Of Bexar county
was here this evening in consultation with
the attorney general with regerence to the
pending cases against the operators of the
san Antonio Ice companies for alleged
iolation Of the anti-trus. law.
me attorney general may take a hand
in the matter.
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ORANGE orARANr1NE.

Mayor Sibley Of Orange this afternoon
wired the Beaumont authorities and Agent
Goodhue of the Southern Pacific that mtil
further notice passengers from Beaumont
will not be permitted to get of al Orange
until the subsistence Of scarlet fever The
quarantine win not seriously inconyen-
fence Beaumont.
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DISTRICT COURT.

In the district court today slestand Da-
Wis, colored, is being tried on a second
Indictment for cattle theft He was tried
on the first yesterday and the case went
to the jury last night, but as yet verdict
has not been reached, This morning Judge
West called the criminal docket
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A BILL SIGNED.

The governor this morning signed the
bill providing for the correction and divi-
sion of unpatented alternate SURVEYS bs.
tween the individual owner and state
school land in conflict with older valid
surveys and to protect the purchaser Of
school land In conflict Herewith and for
patenting the same.
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coLoREp MAsoNs.
scs-' on Of the Grand Lodge Is Being
Held nf Bryan.

bryan, Texas. June 1.-THE grand lodge
meeting OF colored Masons is being held in
BRYAN this week J. w Mckinney of
fisherman. grand master, is presiding. and
W. II. Mitchell OF San Antonio is grand
secretary. About nifty lodges are repre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16
mo ALLlGATOR.

f, S Hereford and Bill Sterling, Two
well known river man, have returned from
gator hunt on Ten Mile bayou aud re-
port rich harvest They killed total
Of twenty alligators, one OF them being ten
feet long. the biggest that has been kliled
in this vicinity for years.
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CONFEDERATE PENSIONS.

Several applications for pensions under
the Confederate act passed by the last
legislature have been made. Uader the
provisions OF the law all applications must
be made 10 the codnty judge.
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is located at velssco. The road is to run
from Velasco to the Surfside hotel near
the Gulf OF Mexico, one and half miles
distance. The line is also to be extended
to the jetties at the mouth of the Brazos.
a distance OF nine miles. Capital stock,
$25, 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16
4 The CAPITAL CITY
,,.r Vera Cruz Barred from En-
t,riue Texas
], NJ, HAS BEEN DISPOSED Oh
vetoed measure Lesa'i,lnS
II" va d. Lipscomb APP
,.a Judge Third District

r.,,s June 15,-The state
80, ieAa i. in receipt of informa-
i''l'' meet that crossing points on
y zoe ~ - especially Laredo, are
fneau :, refugees from Vera Cruz
q W. - enter the United States.
y u'' ,aysr is raging there with in
lal's .,' ~. and all the American
M residents have become panic
sn'p,' - fleeing in every direction.
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DIED OF TYPHOID.

Virginia Peak, daughter of Howard W
Peak of Fort Worth, died here today OF
typhoid fever. Other cases of this fever
are reported here.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

~ ''Ass historical society elected the
80 o'hcers today; President, John
!, 81, San vice presidents. Guy NJ. Bryan.
H. "a D. Sinks, Frank R. Lubbock
(arsoSS,. S "d; recording secretary, Geo.
ss.e corresponding secretary, George
L.gisn 4 S G. Wooten, the retiring
| pan Ss'ivered an interesting address
w. saper on Austin as a Historical
tss No .eSl by II. G, Askew. About
members were enrolled
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/. associated PRoFEssot

.ss erSlty regents this evening
lra NJ. ! Dickson of Cleburne asso-
~ 'ssor of mathematics. Mr..
~ ma ~ quuste Of the University of
Fsis q c Iss oeen teaching in the Uni
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!, y D. 1IpscoMB Appornrrn

ti S.,sin0r this morning appointed A
E'si iEdi.i,, q Crockett Judge OF the
iertntly district to succeed Judge
f's'ls ipstics appointed to a court of civil
f6y 4. SuRuRsAN CHARTERED.
h i. a. = charter Of the velasco subur-
s;r,t.,s Line railroad was filed with
/ OF state. Its principal ofaoe
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-05-05
Hossaa and OIcISIrY.

Smoke the Admiral Dewey.
Wall paper is going rapidly at Bivins
* Rhodes.
Fred Delavan returned from Bay City
the first of the week.
Band concert at : 80 in front of Opera
House Wednesday night
Roy Taylor of Mt. Pleasant was in
Alma on Saturday calling on friends.
Ormand Walsh of Mt. Pleasant was
the guest of Morris Johnson over Sun
day.
Miss Eva Gardner of Ithaca spent Sun
day in Alma the guest of Miss Ida Cole
man.
Geo, Hitchcock of Rhode Island is en-
ployed at A, w. Brooks tinshop as
timer.
Quite number of our people were in
Ithaca Tuesday attending the annual
sale of lands for uncollected taxes.
Mrs. @. L. Chadwick Of Ithaca and
brother, Alonzo Eagon of Odessa, Mimi,
were in Alma Tuesday the guests of
relatives.
W. .. Pierce who has been in Ban.
croft painting and decorating the wagons
for Mat Wilson's circus returned home
Thursday.
q. A. Brink, the popular landlord Of
the Montcalm House, Lakeview, was in
Alma Wednesday and made this office a
pleasant call.
Il. II. Hayt has a quantity of wall
papers that he is selling at two and one.
half cents per single roll, also line of
heavy gilt paper at four cents per roll q
Mr. and Mrs. las. Kinch of Mt. Pleas
ant spent Sunday in Alma the guests Of
his parents Mr.. Kinch came down on
Saturday and pitched for the picked
team against the college.
There will be total eclipse of the sun
May 2S. This total eclipse of 1899 will
be the most accessible and important
ever known TO science, for il will occur
in May, season favorable for observa-
ton; il will last from sunrise to sunset,
and will be observable throughout al.
most its entire course.
Quite number Of our people are in
the habit of going over TO ST. Louis
every week to listen to the open air con
certs by Wesche's st. Louis Band. The
time was, not long ago, when the people
of ST. Louis were compelled to come Co
Alma in order to enjoy like occasions.
We have as fine set of band instruments
as there is in the state and new uniforms
to go with them, yet our people seem t.
make 10 effort whatever to reorganize
the once famous Alma Band.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-16
Increased Imports.

The report of Collector OF Customs
shows that the imports for
the ten months ending October 31st
to s15,054,4 17.31 as against
S.959.929.5O for the corresponding
period of last year. The increase IS
s6.Oe4.4Ss.s1. For October the total Of
dutiable imports received at Honolulu
was s277, 55101; bonded, $50 ,709.b3; free
by treaty, 72,3s9.31; free by civil
code, s257 ,2e6.02, a total Of 81 1857.
4ilo reported $3.50, 1924; kahului $685.
637.14; Mahukona, $14,956.11; Palaau,
s4.S12.25. The total for the islands was
.3S7.04471 Of dutiable articles re-
ceived at Honolulu s77,499.92 came
from the United States and 5000, 90
from all other countries; bonded,
American s6,72S.5s, foreign s1S,981.O5;
free by treaty, American s572,3S9.3l;
foreign, nothing; free by civil code,
American. s2o5, 622.37, foreign, s51,-
67s.65. Other Island ports made no
foreign importations.