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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
Mortgagee's Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 7
In waiIuku. Island Of Mani.
THE PROPERTY KNOWN As GOOD TEMPLARs' HALL

HDuRSUANr TO A POWER OF MALE CON-
Il tanned Ia certain mortgage deed, dated the 2st day
of March, 1873 made by the Corporation known the
'IOan Lodge No I, independent order OF Good Tenn
plars existing waiuku in the Island Of Maui Rob
ert Love- and recorded the Oce OF the Registrar Of
Deeds, In Honolulu, In Liber 81 pages -, and
aud for breach of the eouditions In the said deed Will
cause to be sold by Pubic Auction, by II. W Daniels
the premises Mt Maiuku, In the Island Of Maui satur
day the 2sth day CT April lsz7 certain piece Of
Land situate la MAiuku AforessId and bounded follows
From the southwest Of the nd premises adjoining
the Court House lot, north si is5 chains along
the said lot. thence north 40 chains
YAusu Plantation. thence south 71s9 Is chains
along the Church lOt thence south Is4o 80 chains
along the WAkapn road to the starting point Including
area OF one acre together with
The Large and Substantial Building
Erected thereon, known the Good remplars' Han.
ROBEKr LOVE.
BY his Attorney EDWARD PRESTON.
Dated this 9th day OF April. 1877. 90 5t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25

FALSE REroRr-It gives us pleasure to be able
To state that the report which came down from
Maui last week, that Chinese laborer nj Haiku
had died 10 consequence OF injuries inflicted by II.
Trradway, Is utterly false. Autopsy revealed The
long standing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25

LEAD PoIsosING.-A little girl, the child OF DR..
Hutchinson, has for the past week been suffering
from symptoms of lead poisoning. aid during the
past two or three days suffered constant and intense
agony, and her life despaired Of Analysis cor
robora,ed the opinions OF tht doctors, aud showed
that she bad partaken OF lead in some FORM and iu-
quiry finally revealed the fact that ia her play she
had dissolved mixture OF white lead and gypsum.
such as Is used by tsilors tor marking, Ia water.
and drank H. happy thought led the doctor, her
father 10 try electricity when she was apparently
dying. aud the results were instantaneous and
deriul She grew better at,once. aud this morning.
We are happy To state. Is nearly out u dancer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25

Co-Partnership Notice.
yuypE UNDERSIGNED NAVE FORMED A
u 60 Partnership TO commence from thu hrst day of
April 1871 for the purpose carrying the Grocery aud
Provision business, under the hrin of III. q
BUSH. EDWARD II. FRIEL,
A. W. BUSH.
Honolulu. April Cd. 1877. ess II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
Notice,

NOTICE.
go THEUNDERSIGNED BEt:S To INFORM
S the citizens Honolulu and the public generally
C! d that he has moved the shop Merchant
G..A Street. DIR. Itoffmanns Drug store where
give special attention all kinds OF Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repairing, Engraving &c All pack
from the other islands addressed to him. containing
articles for repairs VIII receive prompt attention. Orter~
for all grades OF Watches of American mannfAe
ture Satisfaction guaranteed In every respect
Esd SIN ID. wIL~ON CLARK
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
Supreme Court--APrii Term. A. ID.
1877
Chief Justice Harri. presiding.

Chief Justice harris presiding.
KesuuE VS.. Akina (pake). Ejectment. E. Preston
for plaintiff, W c. Jones and J X. Unauna for debt
Tried by mixed jury question a to whether a
woman who decided the property insane the
time the deed signed. The jury found that she
insane, which amounted to verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
Before Mr.. Justice MeCully.

Kaaihue ct al vs.. Elizabeth and II. G. Crabbe.
Ejectment. A. S. Hartwe for plaintiffs. W. c.
Jones. E. Preston and J. N. Davidson for defen-
dants. This the third trial of this case. the
second iu verdict for the plaintiffs aud the third
a verdict for the defendants. Tried by mixed jury
the trial occupying days. and the plaintiffs noted
exceptions.
, 1877-12-28

Tho Wisconsin Commissioners Of Fishsries
hnve Just issued their report for the hscnl
yoar onding Sept. 80, 1877, which shows
worry satisfactory progress during tho brief
term in which they hare been at work.
There has beon appropriated b3 the stnte
within three years $15,131. and Of this
nnount less than 900 havo been spent by
tho Commissioners on themselves, whilo all
the remainder hhs been devoted to tho prop
agation Of fish md tho supply Of tho lakes
md rivors. At the Milwaukee hntcll-house
1,7aG,O 200 lake-trout wero hatchod and dis
tribnted among tho various small lakes OF
tho State, and G,205, 900 Of vhitefsh were
successfully planted at different points
on Lako Michigan. At the 1fadison
hateh-houso speokled trout and California
salmon were hatc1ed and planted In good
condition. At Madison there aro now Cali
fornin aa1mon three years old which ara re-
ported an thriving md arc kept as breeders.
1hs Commissioners acknowledge tho valdA.
bio cooperation they receive from N. X.
FAranaxz, Esq, Of Chicago, who ooncen-
trates his efforts at Genova Lake, whore he
Inns summer residence. III has already de.
posted in that lako about 9,000, 900 food
fishes, including Oswego bass, salmon trout,
whitefah. brook trout, and California sal
mon. During tho last soason bis hatch-
house producod 100000 CaIifornio salmon,
which nre already lively minnowa Wiscon-
sin will have avcry decided advantage over
Illinois in tho matter of fisheries ~ m In
tiu.t,-v unloss this State Rt1A11 eneeditv 1ui.
, 1877-12-28

The confidence Expressed by Sr. EvARTs
Of an early adjustment Of tho differences be-
tween tho President mud the Republicans In
Congress Is not shared by many In Washing
ton who arc in = position TO judge with
equal accuracy Of tile probabilities Of tho
case. The recent letter Of hlr. CHANDLER,
iato Secretary Of tho National Republican
Committee, aud the public utterances Of Gan.
DurLEn md Senator DIAiNE aro accepted as
indications Of au intended attack along tho
ontire line Of imptacables at m early day.
Ills expected TINT tho tabors of the Louisiana
Commission will be made the subject Of a
Senate investigation, and that the inquiry
will bo carried through with view to show.
ing TINT tho President gave the t,onont Of his
influence to NICHOLS.
, 1877-12-28

A most sonsiblo aud practical letter on tho
subjoct Of country roads ts given In another
column this morning. Tho suggestions
shersln contained ara worthy Of serious con.
sidcratlon by the farmers Of the West, whose
experience in impassabls roads has been of
kind TO dcmonstsats tho necessity Of adopt
Ing measures to prevent recurrence OF the
loss aud disadvantage they hare suffered. 1t
u matter which should not BE- forgotten and
lost stght Of a. soon as tho advent Of f.cez-
ing weather renders possible The hauling Of
tarm produce TO market. Undor similar
conditions the era OF bottomless mud will
surely recur, mud the thing to do is to alter
the conditlons-to 10 construct your road.
oods that tue o1nbargo Of the past fsw weeks
will not bs repeated.
, 1877-12-28

The assassination ut Bloomington OF JA1tKs
O'Nz1L, woll-known locomotive engineordn
tho employ Of tho Chicago / Alton Railroad
Company, haa created IN iutonsa excitement
In TINT city. He Ind passod unhurt through
two terrible train ooltiaiopa, only to 10 ut
last waylaid aud shot dead In tie night by
gu1no unknown assassin.
, 1877-12-28

Tbs CaenYo produce markets wsrc moderately
active yesterday. and Irregular. Ness pork closed
TIC per br1 loves. at $11. Gid11. u7.z for Janu-
ary AMI sll.aoG11. BIZ tor March. 1.ar closed
Tic per 100 b+ lower, At 81. .g5GAT. 11M forIann.
uary and $7.72!il7.15 TOR February. Meats
were easy, at lie fnr boxed shoulders aud SO. 90
per TOO ltM for do short ras. Whisky wns 1c lower
ht 81 o. per gal1un. Flonr quiet. Wheat closed
&c higher. ats1 10H for Decurnhcr nnd 81 .1os for
january. Corn closed l1reEutarlY lower, aA 4;}atc
cash aud 42Ec for Januasy. Oats cloaod ensy,
ut "4tat.5c cash and 24Ec for January Rye
was steady, at sIc. Harley closed 4c lower, ut
b.c cash and 57!&c for January. Hogs wcre taltIy
active, at 5G10c acclIne closing at ST. 0,Gt !. 25
Cattle WIRE acti,e and 15c lower, With sales Of conf
mon TO txtsa ut =. b015.50. sheop were nominal,
at s.. 75Ft4.c5 Inspected into stoEc IN thia city
yesterday morning: 8d cars wheat 81 cars corn, II
cars oats norge, n cars harley. Total, lo1 cars,
or III, 600 bu. Ono hundred dollars In gold mould
huy sl0.. Is In Eresnbncka at the closc.
, 1877-12-28

Nlno Of tho striking minera at Wilkes.
barre, Pa., lave made tho unpleasant dis
covery that acts Of lawlessnesa aud violence,
oven when committed in the cause of Tie
1nboring man, arc punishable by severe pen
nltias. Having been convicted Of riot, In
stopping tho mino-pu1nps aud driving tho
dngipeers and other employees from their
Posss, they wora yesterday sentenced to pay
fines ranging from $50 to 800 eaolt, aud to
imprisonment Of from ono 10 uino mopths.
, 1877-12-28

There Ia unfortunately no written law
which covers tie crime committed by the
aandish wseckezs Of the North Carolina coast
III failing to inform the keeper OF tho life.
saving station Of the periloas situation Of
the steamer Huron. Ono Of these wreckeys.
EVAN O'Nx1I1, saw the ship dsiftiug aud
pounding to destruction a. early rs half.past
! o'clock in tho morning, and heard the
scEoanls and cries for help OF those on board
lie went hoine and ate hls breakfast, Swing
no alarm that would have saved many lives,
but waiting until sunrise, when the work OF
pluudeElng the dead bodies washed ashore
could commence. For stealing the paltry
tE1ukets fonnd In the pockets Of the corpsss
these wrsckess can be brought to Justice !;
tor Indirectly assisting in tho murder Of the
unfostunases the punish.asnt so richly de-
served cannot be matsd ont to them,
, 1877-12-28
Proceedings Of the State Teach.
era' Association at Spring"
field, III.
Discussion Of the Que1tiou Of Admit
ting Political Economy as
Study.
Advocacy Of the Use Of Daily
Newspapers in Reading
Glasses.
Tho Religious Idea Also De-
sfres q Chance to
Shoot.

ADAHp pF hubGA1IUNs
d regular meeting Of The Board Of Education
was held last evening, President Sullivan in tho
chair. The absentees wore Inspectors Arnold
and etone
Inspector English, Of the Joint Committee
appointed to LOOK into tho question Of tho
School Agents. bond, reported that several i'm
portant legal questions were involved In the
matter, upon which the Committco had asked
the opinions Of the Attorney Of tho Board
md tho Corporation Counsel, md hoped to be
able to report on tho matter at the next meet
ing. Tho COMMITTEES would accordingly ask
Tho request was granted.
Inspector Covert announced the resignation
Of Miss Belle II. sponcet Principal Of the Calu-
met AyonMe School, aud moved that 1t b. ac-
Tho sans Inspector moved to proceed to elect
Principal to supply the vacancy. The motion
was carried, and ballot resulted in the election
Inspector Covert tflcn moved to proceed 10
the election OF Head Assistant In the Douglas
School. The motion was carried, aud Miss Alice
D. Ful'ls elected to tho position.
SCHOOLS AND GROUNDS,
Inspector 1Iotx, Of tho Committee on Public
buildings and Grounds presented statement
Of the expenses Of the past year and tho estl-
matea for the next Tho expenditures wcro
&43,070. Tho Committed also recommended that
appropriations be made for new school sltes as
fn1NWR!
nas tr.,x.-~,o,, tr,,,,.o 81.
city .nntteast coTncr nf W.bnah .xsnra ~ IL e
street. sao. M]o. - "oA'" "'onu' aas H"@
For school.aIte west of Lincoln Park, in tho
FIcinty Of Nufth aYente nnd " oils street On which
10 erect the building tor which an approximation
waR made tn 1B74-'6 Tor tho city lot Opposite Lin.
coin Park I'll. 600.
For sebool sltc sonth OF Chicago avenue ind onas
Of CLARK street, S29. QUO,
oa Eof seaoo! oaalng On tne last-nAued site, w..
Total for nav sttes mud buIld!nes, ST, GOO.
Inc report further stated that there would
n1s0 bo needed for the new school buildings to
be erected during the coming yenr. for which
lamentations had ntready l,cnn mnffr aK Kan
Snr innhor INV ri carnrntcrs on1 fni,or.rs at
inr schnni fnfs snwernFe nIors ~ 0"' "'t"
III ,hs so so.axt o, 49, SsSs pSHnsr W.
tn9 sepot' "As Accptco nno oraefed pull
!shcu.
lnspcctor ucnnss o. tho committee on Ap-
xxa ~ aa. ycass c1Psmdltufes a.
% -. wv w ~! loto ~ x1a
.ras "a ~ Az A"' ~ '"o Nv" pa1t"'aRs
"1s rt Rr.t.. ,n,..a ,., ,,s,a .u..
IIeopolt AteHutso on9 utuetsu RunHsaea.
inspector !loyhot o. the COMMITTED on JAM.
tors and Jnnitors' Supplies, reported tho az
ponditurcs of tho last year at &05, ,857.98, and
the estimates for 1873 It s7a2o7. Report ac-
eeRtea Rha .anor9 so 4Fos' v; shp p1osnea p.,,n
.,,awsd ,h.t ~ rs.-s n4na'. ~ aaoaEstoa ~
aaoMeu ca M tuAt !ast IeAEs expenditures we're -
UA.aSa ana Inc estimates Tor 1915 *3,buV. Re-
port accepted anu ordered published.
THACHER8' sALANlK5.
Inspector Vockc, Of tho COMMITTEES On Hal-
aries, submitted q statement ~ q basIs for tha
, 1877-12-28

William D. Howolls is failure ~ = leo
tureE.
Bishop Potter approves Of Kimball, the
de9t.satssr
Maurice Grau will soon taks the Aimee
troupe to South America.
KATE Fields articles in the London 7imes
hare psovsd highly acceptable.
Joseph Cook has been made an honorary
member of phIlosophlo society Of Great britain.
Tho Rev. Father James FELTON,, of Boston,
celebrated On sunday tho completion Of dfty years
ministry.
Mr. Eustis, tho new Senator from South
Carolina, gets $50, 600 back pay and -, ooo to
"a, 600 mItcage. During tho period for which he
was psid ~ United States Senator he was also =
Btata Senator.
Il has boen announced TINT tho Rev. d..
Seymour, Dlshop.e1ect Of Springfield, ILL.,, will
shortly marry Alss Susan Tying coxs. = cousin Of
tho Rev Stephen 3. Tying, IT., Rector Of the Church
Of tho Holy Trinity, New York.
Tho expenses OF stanley'a great African
journeys, just concluded, hare been about 3l1b, :
p0O, boEns squaly BY tho Now York Ntraid snd
Londou Telegraph, more than any previous Afft-
can expedition, private or governmental, and cty-
inx, for that msttcs, moro conplets and important
results than auy other.
Tho New York GrapAio says, ut IL uu-
dsrtood TINT the eminent Taumany naaneis.,
Owen Murphy, who ran aHay with 40. 600 yesteE-
dAy for the purpose of taking lttle e1sseise, :
will return next week, eompromlss for 5000, and
hase Judge <. Toahim pat him On tho back and
say. We'll dons. Owen, good and faithful asEv.
ant.'"
The 1lev. Dr.. Frederick William Farrar,
Canon Of Westminster, whose sermon sgainst Hell
, 1877-12-28

DO ahxioua to avoid, It Is very ovidcntfrom
these and other, expressions that Russia is
in no hunor for mediation Mt present, and
TINT my Power that attompts to Interfere
will receive gentle hint 10 stay out until It
Ia esked in
, 1877-12-28

At Jesteraayfs session Of tho Illinois State
Teachers Association ono Of tho speakers
Advocated tho introduction Of tho daily nows-
paper into tie schools to servo In part the
purposes OF textbook.
, 1877-12-28

lHeSLlou tfeA&eu 70 uu1hlfly rs tn9 silver
controversy Is nrguod by the Eastern nows-
papors. The New York Times Tribune and
Nation vie with each othcr IN ,n'sreprosenta-
ttons, sluzs, and Ind;gnfties. Just now tho
Iia.ks eoamB to bo ahoad. It makes whole.
salo charge Of dishonosty against tho reopls
Of the West-tha most Industrious, frugal,
and uscful portion Of tho American people
because thcy demand restoration Of tho
privilege to pay their acbsa in ailver. It
likens this demand to tho persistent advocacy
Of slavery by tho people Of tho South, and to
tho Bcaling" of State tlobts adopted BY
some Of tho Southern communities. It pre-
diota that a concession Of this privilege
would bo followed by new exactions In tho
direction Of repudiasion, which 1t prouounces
10 ba tue object aimel at. Tho whole pur-
poso Of such troatment is to put false ssig-
mo upon tho honest silver movement; 1t is
IN effort to secure tho defeat OF tho move
mont by Arst making it odious by slim.
ders. Tho basEa Of those insults is tue
assumption TINT the Wess Is seeking to ray
dobta will, % oonts OIL tho dollar, which
proceeds upon tho theory that the silver dol
lar, after rcmonotization, will bo worth no
moro In this country than 1871 grains Of
silver bullion Ia now worth In London. Ia
all this llouest?.
ls It honest to maintain that tho amount Of
silver which constitutes silver dollar will
only be worth 0l or 03 cents in gold (its
preseut bullion yalue) after It shall layo ao.
quirot full 1egal-tendar value, when two
silver 1,alf.dollara, whose bullion value Ia
only &c or 80 cents, arc kept at par by rea-
son Of tl.oir being legal-tondor to tho small
amount Of 857'
Is 1t honest to ,nnlntain that the American
stlyer dollar would not rise and rcmain at
tho valuo OF tho other lawful money OF tho
country under a condition Of permoneut
legal.tcndos, when the German silver thalers,
to tho amount OF $50 millions, circulate ut
par with German gold In the faco Of, and
during the process Of, practical domonotixa.
tfon?
Is It honest 10 conceal tho fact TINT gold
cannot maintain ita present abnormal value
after 1t ahall havc beeu deprived OF the mo-
noply Of tho money powsrl
is It honest to conceal tho fact that It is
with the purposo OF maintaining this at.
normal value Of gold and forcing tho ropay.
.nent Of debts on that basis (whereby tho
creditors will receive much more than Ia
Justly due them), that the remonetlzatlou
Of silver is so desperately opposelg
Is II honest for creditors 10 rofuse to &C.
cept In discharge Of their claims tender
which has greater yalus than tho mouay
+ba,, tonnaJ mud l. u houn.t .. b. T.
, 1877-12-28
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE Cn1cAoo TRIBUNE has established branch ohaecs
fos the receipt Of subscriptions and advertisement II
foftowf:
NEW Yo2K-Room % Tribune Building ?. 7. Nc.
FAnnKx, Manager.
PAR1s Franee-No. to r7uo do ID Grange. .nateltere.
Il, MaHLKp, Agent. ....
LONDON. Eng.-Ameyican Exchaasa+ 40 Strand.
pEHRy r. GrtLfQ. Agent
SAN FRANCISCO, Cu.-P&llcs Hotel.
, 1877-12-28

Tbs Chicago Tina, utterly unable to meet Of
reiuto tho facts and arguments OF Tue TR1D-
uNH on the silver question, dcvotes its mental
resources to abusing tho editor. That may
pleaso !ts management, but will hardly convince
its readers ~ to tho merits Of tho question at
tksuc.
, 1877-12-28


IQt3l..s.ss. ssss >. %s%1 f0-3
No cbangea werc recommended in the salAIies
OF building and supply Agent, Attorney, Clerk,
Bookkeepez, and sAsslatants, which 1t present
amount 10 ~, 10.
Tho report IVES accepted and ordered pub
ll&led. ..
Inspector English, Of tho Committee on Ju-
dietary, reported that 3500 would bo needed IN
conducting suits for the boatl. Report accept
ID aud ordered published.
Inspector smith offured Z suggestion to tha
effect that ~ much - 8l0, ,000 ought 10 be sp-
propEtAtcd during tho coming year 10 tbe sup.
port ot shs evening schools. No action waa
tAkel o1 the suggestion.
SCHOOL PRoFEkTT.
Inspector Hotx moved thai the President II
certain from the Comptroller what stepa are
neeEssszy to secure + lease u this Wc.t stae
wates-isnk lot, eosner u Aouroa And Morgan
streets, for tle esrclio,t of West uivtsion High
School. The motion wAs esl7te1.
Inspector Covert moved thAt the Committee
On school- Fund Property and the Attorney of
the Board b. instructed to prepare . list Of dc-
Aaquent school property, With The REASONS shT
, 1877-12-28

Tho banquet Of tho Chicago Bar Associa.
tion Inst ovaning seems 10 have lacked uous
Of tho qualities that have heretofore rendered
tho annual feed Of the feed brilIiant aud
memorable occasion.
, 1877-12-28

again subjected to misgoyernment In the
county affairs, with al that that term i'm
plies. Tho people. OF this county were so
badly and ooEEuptly governed by tho Donrd
OF County Supervisors that the State Con-
vention, In forming tho Constitution Of 1870,
abolished that form OF County Government
30 far aa this county was concerned, and es-
tablished now form of Government, con-
sisting Of afteen Commissioners. During
three years this now Government got along
admirably. Several Of tue best ctizens In
tho county accepted membership, md thero
Ia every reason to believe that the county
business was wisely and honestly ndminis.
tered. But tho attractions Of piunder wore
too grest, and tho Board gradually passod
ont Of honest into dishonest control. The
public are familiar with sayeral years history
of County Government, in which ovory forn
Of offioih turpitudo waa exhibited. Spolia1
ton beeame tho eud Of of1lceho1ding. Leg
islatiou was offered for salo to whoeyor
would purchase It. The County Board OF
Commissioners was known to bo as publicly
for sale as worc The cattle at tho STOCK.
Yards. Then crept into tho Government
tho unofficial "boss," tho man who did all
the business, who received the nay md
divided tho pluuder. We mood not rehenrso
this history, nor reproduce the record OF
sysscmatic nnd unbsushing shieyery mud
corruption which marked tho official trans
actious' of tho .Board In oil thinPs In.
volving an expenditure OF money since 1873.
whether In buildinga Court -Honsp, or sun.
, 1877-12-28
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!,o"ae-o ooa'a ~ 4"ses ~ ~ se,ts w s0tne,'a
.1e 1o"es Inv o"as ~ roa1a 'naA' An 'n.ea.
asvns @ eao,. nv. " seeute ~, .ue'', nna ses "nas
~ ~ 'ae esnuAuou ~ Aaa'a eA'' oa1ohE saSe
~ essen.A1'5 ~ ,'..s noaen. IN gseas
1Au "'1ooS ps'o'sJ' a0a '"o 4sPu'as'on u 'sa
"ea'.a naa oesa pus p,oo1 tuat II was
country wn'oh 'na'aaae,a u nave Always 'oana
'r,'5 ~ p.unoo.' 1a14'ao n1s i''aSeo ter'
-, ss''o Pata a.a ~ u''ns'nuus 'I'' ''en 1"P'se.
o'neo 1oo' 'no,s na'e oeen ave great
1al''oes' alaa "'sntn 'ne 'oss 'oa or niteon
sehss o'es n,ovooV ot 'he na.,sea hass1e.1en
s'o''ms ~ 'Ae's 1a'sRes' enta'unR not on'y
4oSa o' l"pu'a'.on oat ioss o. psoauce' o.
tsssnuo' ~no " ao'ua4 ""aAe.a, 'oe sAae OF
"n'ca eanaos d. computed. .4ne Empire IL
.aseo asoty ~ q sqaee@ea orange Ms' nnioaf
n'"aoa a<1aa''" ta"s ~ IL nov posa'o'e 10 1esy
onotae. 'aa' os sven II II "ese' 'eaa money
"onla % P9oauesa, BECAUSE IL "on4a de3sfoY
e3'as'ng 'a1es' 1ne Government ies'es 'ana
taxes' Income 'a3eo' import aat1ess stamp
duties, ana an Oppressive salt duty, until no
moro ta1ea can 10 leT'ea' and Yet ~ spends
the *3oo'uo'oo "h'eh II gathers every year,
ana nss psangea INTO aso. Sa"'ooo'ooo more
, 1877-12-28

Tho TALNApaE doctrine of muscular Chris
tianIty Is popular with the Texans. several Bap-
lists Of Bell County has1n3 recently adminis-
tered soscEo logging to the President Of u
iu1dcl club. ua now has m anxious seat.