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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-29
January IS, 1880.

Editors UiSpotCh: | see that Mr. Smith,
late Keeper Of OakwOod Cemetery, will not
give in 10 the somewhat noted Committee
on Cemeteries without a struggle, and calls
for an Investigation. hope it will be the
pleasure Of the honorable Council 10 order
the investigation; and, as Il tax. payer. |
hope the Council will also inquire how it
was that this committee managed 10 give
ont the fence OF said lakewood at 80 cents
per panel when outside carpenters can't
get 20 cents, ana in violation Of three Ord!-
nlnces at that, and also to see why the
city is made TO pay for coal to one man
more than another offered TO furnish it for.
| hope Mr.. Wise will probe this little can
Ger 10 the bottom, as there seems TO lie
something Of yeraclty in this dcad-and-llye-
man business at OakwO0d for the last year
or two. As the public eye is turned to-
wards this sacred place called Oakwood,
hope YOU will pardon the cIiberty thus taken
OF addressing you this note.
WIKI respect, j. GILL CROUTCH,
No. 526 Twenth-iourth street.
RichmOad, v0., January %, 1880.
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January "a.

Our EFkDERs SHOULD BEAR IN MfSDT'fAT-
DRY GOoDs Of every description are advancing
rapidly In price. We uoi,e in The commercial
papers that there Is an advance IN some article &C
articles every day. We assure our readers that the
sooner they fuDuy their wants the better II VIII be,
for them. LEVY BROTHERS having the largest
store aus ccrryng the largest stock IN tins city,
were Iorlu are IL having a large supply CT many
articles that have advanced on hand; consequently
are enaGlcc ID offer goods ~ low igG es ;han YOU
can ind them tor elsewhere. anc at great save oni
what you VIII have TO pay for them la a few we rs
hence.
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10 The putSe.

81 response 10 Leibermuih IL NilfhIser':
card publi'hed in Your jour1gf on Monday
last we have simply TO call tive attention OF
the public 10 a few malici1ns charges
brought against the Cigar-Msbt RS Union,
| whlch are pEeposterOUs in every respect,
ana undoubtedly too meagre for any seasi-
bic person TO credit. We shall see :. &" They
have tbTeatened our workmen With assault,
ordered some 10 leave the city Nv n given
time or stop working for us; they hsYe
| pulled down. deEleed, and destroyed op,
| advertising signs which are postsd abont
the city, &c, &c. !; isey have also published
and circulated >curriSoUs and malicious arli-
Giles with view of antasOniZug the me-
chanics and workin Gmen against u.s. tSe.
Very well, gentlemen; this is game two
can play at. and we do here most emphati-
cally deny having been engaged In, or even
having any knowledge OF, the tearIng
down OF your SigDs, intimdating JOur'
workmtn. or any absurd and petty
charges you are bringing against our Union
OF honest, hard.wOrkinG men, who by their
daily labOrs, with their own prices paid for
work. are enabled 20 sub-ist in the cOmm,-
nity in which they live. Who was it that
bOasted Of breaking mp one union, and
would eDdcayOr TO do lbe same with this ! !
a.
no difficulty in getting their cheap goods |
made as we'll Is their ine Onesl And again, |
ii the puOhc viii notice the names OF the |
parties signed to the card OF Lelbermuth Il |
MilIhscr-and Loibcrmutb K Millhser |
claim all from this city--tbey will perceive |
this OF the twenty-three signerS nine are |
cigar-makers by profession; and for the |
balance, we would like 10 know i'm what ca
paciy they are employed. Now. bow many |
Of these nine employees (cigar mlkers) are |
from Richmond? Two to our certain |
knowledge have scarcely been here |
three months, and one six months. |
although they sign their names OF Rich |
mond, Va; and two Marylanders with
in the past few months, leaving grand |
total Of .tONr nGtiUe eigdrmdkerS. We |
deem il but proper to refute all charges |
brought against our Union, and leave the |
matter to be JUDGED by an impartial public. |
Surely any sensible man VIII see the mo- |
tiveS OF this firms and scOrn the idea Of de- |
prying any honest, Woodworking man OF |
fair living prices, which are being paid TO |
each and every member of our Union by |
all manufacturers save the firm OF Leibcr- !
muth & MiIhISer.
e.. HARRIS, President;
Il. w. STUBS,
j. BEER.
J. HOGAN,
&. BRANCH,
II. WNLEEsTEIN,
w. ENWHI,
j. SCHULTZ,
j. KRAUSSE,
Executive Board.
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quintette, ''Sounds from Home.r lGengl.
strings; foursL. "Songs Without Words
tParIow.) orcBsstra: 6ftb, solo soprano.
"Sbadow song DiUorab, lMeyerbees0 !
Miss Ella Riyes; sixth, solo clarinet.
'FSccDe and Aria (Bergson.) Dir. Jar
della; seventh. pespouTry "Traviata,"
(Verdi,) orchestra.
Miss tiyes, has enjoyed the advan-
tageS OF thorough mUscai cnhurc in Italy,
and possesses, il is said.a voice o! rare pu-
Fly, sweetness, and Dower -"
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tie genuine are never sugar-coated.
Tvory box has a red wax seal on the lid. with the
IMPRESSION DE. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
Tie genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
s!snaiures Of G. McLANE aud FILMING BROS. on
the wrapIrrS.
In,Is, upon having the genuine DR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh. Pa the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l2-deowly
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TREATMENT THAT HUSBANDS SOMETIMES
RECEIyC.--Henrietta stokes (cOlored), wife
OF John A. Stokes, who resides as No. Cos
north Sixth street, was arrested yesterday
charged with attempting to Kill her husband
by blowing him UP with powder. Stokes
and his wife have not, it appears, been on
very pleasant terms for long time. John
came home very late Tuesday night,
and upon being questioned why he
was 60 late failed to give a satisfactory
account OF himself, whercup0n Henri
eta beclme greatly enraged, and, it
is alleged, threatened to Kill him be-
fore morning. After a lengthy quarrel
they retired. In the morning abont 6
O'Clock the husband arose TO kindle fire
in the crate. and seeing big roll Of paper
living on the floor he picked it up and
placed 1t IN the fireplace. Unfortunately
for him, however, there was In the paper
nearly hall pound Of powder, and rs soon
as the paper was lighted the powder went
off. The report was heard by q num-
Der OF people in the neighbolhood, who
thought it was the noise OF falling chimney.
John bad his head near the fire. and was
badly burned about the face. neck, and
arms. His injuries were such as to require
the services of a physician. Dr. Brock was
sent for and dressed his burns. IL is al
legged that Henrietta placed the powder in
the paper to make good her threats. The
force OF the explosion. the police state,
"blew the man over 10 the other side OF the
ROOM" Henrietta was bailed for her ap-
pearance ut court this morning.
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EXCURsIONIsTs FROM NEW ENGLAND.-Be-
tween > and 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon party OF about 100 eXcursiOnisis
arrived in this city from Washington Uid
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway. They
came from the New England states to
Washington on pleasure trip, and from
that city. the weather being fine, decided to
come on TO Richmond. They will leave Cid
The Fredericksburg road on Friday. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Company got up
a special timetable for the eXcurslonists,
giving the distances, &c., from Washington
10 Richmond rju the Chesapeake and Ohio
and Virginia Midland route, and from Rich
mond to Washington Uja the Frederlcks-
burg road. II was designed for the party
10 visit The University OF Virginia on their
way down, but for some reason the pro-
gramme was changed, and they came on to
Richmond from GordOnsvllc.
Among The visitors are MeSsrs. +. ID.
Houston, OF the DuUy Union, OF Manches-
ter. y. H.; /. W. WhItcomb. OF the EXcur.
sion Agency, and Mr. George w. Stover,
OF the Boston, Concord. and Montreal Rail-
road Company. The party Is composed of
a good-lookng set OF gentlemen, number
OF whom already express Themselves a'
greatly pleased with Richmond and her
people. The visitors are quartered at Ford :
and the Exchange Hotel.
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TERMS OF ADvSarls.et,.

ie.ouiously stabDing Jlbn Iayior tcOiorcd),
wss exsrnin cd in the Mayors Court yester-
dag. Johns. wss seat on to The February
term OF the 4 lus;lDgs Court for trial. and
was refused bn j. Taylor. who has suffered
a great deal srol bis injuries. was brought
TO the court IN wagon. his wounds being
such as to preyen, him from walking. The
Court coBsmed al out two hours In hear
iDr the case.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DE-. c. McLASE'S LIVER FILLS, in cases 0
lcrr AND FEVER. when taken with Quiuine, are
,,osrc,iye OF the most happy results. No setter
e.lar.r can be need preparatory to or after taxing
,rl,,p.. We uaulda..,i.e anwho are afflicted with
I'LL, disease 70 give them TAIR TRIAL.
Forau bilious derangemcuts. ard as a simple pur-
galiyc, ih,y are unoqualled.
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a Gard of Thanks,

| hereby tender my sincere and grateful
thanks TO Professor G. l.. SiegeI, the cast
and chorus. for gratuitous service rendered
in II. NJ. ). Pinliore for the benefit OF my
self and family on the 1911 instant; also,
to Baughman Brothers FOR printing; to the
friends OF my late husband for the great in
terest manifested in my behalf; also, TO the
citizens Of Richmond who responded so
readily in making the testimonial success.
Mrs. GEORGE ". JONES.
,Janu1ry o6 1880
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WEATHER REPORT.

States, colder northerly to westerly winds,
rising barometer, and clear weather, except
areas Of lain in the northern portions.
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
TO northwest winds. rising barometer, partly
cloudy weather. light local rains on the
coast, and lower temperature.
Tns WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 4. NJ, 80 ;
Q A. NJ, 30; noon. 81: 2. H., G7; 8 =.
A., G.: midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. 50.
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TiIy MASON & HAMLIS ORGAN CoMPgrY taker'
this mesnd of Informing their friends and cusom--
that The agency for their organs has en- Trans
fcrrtd 10 the well-knOwn house OF JOSIAH RyLASfp
Co.. 3i3 Main street. Richmond, Va, who wiG
keep the latest styles AZ factory pr,ces.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY.
January "a 1880.
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No MORE RrEU''AT r't !-There can be uowno
excuse for >uf ring the plngs of rheumal, M. Tho
crutch business Is becoming fast played out amongst
old stagcrs, q" and acute ard nlimmatory cases Of
the worst sort are easily and quickly cured since tho
intfoduction OF DR.. HERSDOS's GYPsN's GIFT
which any "a uggist an supply.
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CONGRESS WATER.-ls superiority a. a cathar-
tic and Alternative consists In its entire FREEDOM
from even yIhlng bitter acid crude thai proluceS
headache, internal soreness, and tends to destroy
the mucous membrane. All mineral waters that arc
dangerous rritauts may be known ny an aciG after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-29

PRESENTATION BY RICHMOND GENTLE.
vlv TO The BRITISH MusEUM.-Naphtali
Ezekiel, Ed, wel-known Richmond
gentleman, connected with the hrm OF Levy
Erotbers. recently forwarded 10 the British
Museum, London, q beautiful copy OF lhe
" Ordinance OF Secession" The British
Government has forwarded to Mr. Ezekiel
A very polite acknowledgment OF bis vaiua-
A.. .stf
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The 3IozARr THIS EvENlNG-M'ss RIvEs;,
First, overture, Fra Diayolo," lAuoeL)
orchestla second, solo soprano, SavHiina, NINA
"Caro Nomc," Rigoletto. tVerdi,l MIS-,
Ella Riyes, of Petersburg, Va, graduate OF
the conservatory Of Milan, Italy; tnifa
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root AmTatGted. Arthur Gregory leo-
lorcd), who had the toes OF one foot mashed
of by the ears at chester Saturday whiie
attempting TO bOara the tram, was iaKen 10
the Retreat for the Sick IN Richmond Tor
treatment. Since his confinement there q
norton of his foot had 10 be amputaled; (;
consequently ID VIII be several weeks before
The injured man will be able ~ walk.
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PHo9oGRAPHs reduces from $3.50 eislel
dozen and 81 per half do1 ~ Two Cabinci-sias-t
sl-suiiable for sxl0 fraises: small size, 5ecgs
doleO, at REEs's gallery, Aia street near Eiessk
fweny years established. No exirI chrge 10
~ tryiu;-a gain" aud no hun bug of any Kind.
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D.. ELLYsoN n CO.. advertising agen,s, ineerL ad .
ycrtsemeuts IN All of the nows,sper5 OF the Unit9s
5uRes 1T r<bNhers' rates. orders left at tie Dts,
Dgtcs countin9-roon will receive nrempt atteD
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MEssRs. W. d. BLAIR & CO. have the pleasure oi
announcing that their "PfrANA" and "StNrS
CLARA CIGARS have arrived, and are rncom-
monty good.
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THE MOST PNLATADLE WAY to take codhiyer
Oh Is In emulsion. Use PURCELL, LADD CO.'S,
combined with hypophosDhites Of lime and soda.
Price, jOc For sale by all druggIsls.
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Police COURT.-Business at the Police
Court Yesterday was more dull than it has
been Tor some time. The court was in ses-
sion only hall an hour. The eases Of John
Smith and Mary Robertson, two youthful
colored offenders, were the only ones which
engaged the attention OF the court. They
were charged with stealing one lot OF iron,
for which they were ordered TO receive ten
ashes each. The whipping was admins
tered In a room adjoining the courtroom.
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CoUCHs. COLDS. AND CONSUMPTION are often
cured by The timely use Of God Liver OIL Try the
Emulsion prepared by PURCELL, LADD < Co.
Price, soc. For sale by an druggists,
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THE PHOTOGRAPHS made by FRArsrE'are a,
he very best fiui,h.
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ghe Water-- bishing.-Tbe water 10 the
river remains very clear. Yesterday party
of hsherraen succeeded IN catching several
large black bass in the river near Mayo's
bridge. 4 number Of due fish have been
caught during the past few days near tbe
bridge. The mild weather yesterday
brought out about dozen disciples OF
Isaac Walton. The reservoir has contained
a good supply of water for some time past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-29

~ " V''I7'' We " III 7 ~
Golden L.YBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT ~ BEEF
is superior to Cod.Liyer UIl or nything have ever
used in wasted or impaired constitutions.
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TREsLIYG Down. "A train OF loaded
coal-cars az the Carbon Hill pits, twelve
miles from Richmond on the canal. with the
trestling over the canal, tell iDyesterday,
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p ALe YOUR OWN FAU fH You rsmsin sitss, "h
you ean get Hop BfTTEIss, that never faiI.
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JOHN VI. GODDlN, 4 =. ", commissioners %iie
Of house AID lot on the west side 81 Invent y
sixth street between VI lnd streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. lO4 a. NJ, large catalogue
sale Oi ncy furniture. chairs houre-fnrnishing
goods trunks. sewing machines, &C.
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EMINENT DIR. II. X. WALToN,

SIX CAED PmoIoGRApus for soc atfTRAYr-
SER'S GALLERY.
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9itllmund Iispatth.
THURSDAY. .......JANUARY 20, 1880.

So THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMRINYp ClRcU-
LATIoN OF ALL TBE OTHER nAILy NEwS-
PAPEaS OF THE CITY.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
The RpnuI,iicnn Clans.
MEETING OF THE REPrRLICAS STATE CoBNT
TEE rn.nIY-HLAINE NLRSlA sMERNAN.

MEETING OF THE REPrRLICAN STATE COgNiTs
TEE TO.DAY--BLAINE vERscs SHERMAN.
Yesterday afternoon and lat night the
members Of the State Republican Commit
tee arrived In town from all parts II the
State After O'Clock j. ". TO midnight
the various Republican centres were crowd
ed with prominent politicians eagerly dis.
cussing the future policy Of the party. The
Federal rings are said 10 be all w0rsing in
The interest OF Sherman for the presidency,
while ex-senator Edgar Al Han and Other eat-
ing "Uuteiders" " are determined BlalDe
men.
The fight in the State Committee to-day
will be over ihe chairmanshiD and spcreia-
riat. Colonel Ramsdell, United States mar
shal. j. the present chairman, aud Colonel
j. ID. Brady is secretary. Both gentlemen
resigned some time ago in accordance with
the ciyiI.seryice rules, but both are now
anxious 10 hold on. As they are pro-
nOunced Sherman men the Blaine men will
try TO enforce the acceptance OF the resig-
nations previously presented. Edgar Al
Ian declared last night that 'Bane was
ahead There are, however, many cool
and sagacious Republicans who say that all
this talk about Blaine and Sherman is
"bosh." and TINT Grant Is the coming man.
All the business the committee can trans
act will relate to its officers and to the fixing
OF the date OF the Republican State Con-
veniOn. The last convention was held in
Lynchburg, and we understand that Peters
bnrg, Lynchburg, Farmville, and Char
loitesvile viii he proposed by various dele
cations FOR the next place OF meeting.
The assembling oi the Republican State |
Committee has caused profound consterna-
tiOn among the Malone party, who have |
been working might and main to prevent
any separate Republican organization. The |
Republicans seem, nevertheless. TO be de- |
termincd to compel the Readiusicrs 10 |
- come off the fence " and affiliate with the |
National Republican party for the fall cam
pai.n. Nahone's plan is said to be to run |
an independent" unpledged ticket for |
the Electoral College, but this Is universally |
and some other scheme viii |
have to be devised TO keep the great Read |
iuSter combination from falling to pieces.
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LECTURES.
DAN, HAIL, OR M0ONSlllSE.
a.
.III..Ns. Y. =. EoE !. b !. rue ,,nl xnU q,

DIR. ls44sE's LFCTURk-koON,
FRIDAY LNESt>G, JANUARY 80, ISM
Sterecscoa'ican views of inieresiing po,rIs sss
scenery in Eas0,e aud hmerlc1. Views mas HOY
Land. -. a..
An endless variety cf comic scenes, stsintry> Ss'
Under Iae ausIices OF the BOYS se.s'KW p''
II0xv's church.
lie Uronpi- 1880 q. II.
Admission, l0e. "a =,
CONE. !, 2V'2,
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Sent Oa.--The clse OF Frank johnson
alias Iylssu (colored), who Is chsr2ed VIII
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ERENCn BRANDY,
l. air,ct importation OF James Hcnnessy & Du-
b0s Frcr,.. in wood nd gl9~s.
Alof NV BKANDIES were imported before the
late advance. aud shall. for the pre- sen. continue
20 sell at old prices. -
Liberia tcTH.- 10 me trade. tNtAls CiAN['
"a calm ~. \ Governor strttt.
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HAVANA CIGARS.

On hand aud constantly receiving large lots of
HAVANA &c Al.S of my own direct importation;
also, KEY WEST and fun assortment OF DOMES-
TIC CIGARS made 10 order. Ior sale, wholss sale and
~ ai'. by OSCAR CRAM.
a 29-lm Ne. II Governor stI eet
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Entered a, the Posi.Orce at Richmond, Va, as
ecconc-olass matterJ
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DENTISTS.

G W. JONES, DENTIST, Office Gz1A
". No. SO7 FRANKLiN STREET, be-Crf1rc
tween Eighih and Ninth streets, having every con-
Neneuce and appliance for comfort of hlS patients.
With twenty-five years experience and PRICES RE-
DUCkD, j. prepared TO perform gently and care
fuly all operations for such as may desire his pro-
fessiOnal services. no l7-Gm
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CARGO OF BARK AGA1HE, JUST
" arrived from Liverpool, for sale by DA-
NENPORT a NORRIS. consisting Of
22OO sack WORT HlNGION SALT;
235u sacks UEEBIR1'S SALT;
100 cask, GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT.
liz Zl-lnil
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e.. HARRIS, President;
Il. w. STUBS,
j. BFIER.
}. HOGAN,
&. BRANCH,
II. WALLERSTEIN,
w. ENRINI,
j. SCHULTZ,
j. KRAUssE,
Executive Board.
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II -
The regular Nses y soigee Will take place st Slo-
z,u Hail TITS fTuJ 9SDAYl EVENING at ~
o'clock. Admn10n only by membership Vr invita-
tion-cards, v.hich muI D. pruenttd AT ths noor.
Members can ob taln inyiiatiOn-carfs on appica1on
10 g. l.. sIsGv l.. 42l B.oad street, or g. ,. JOHN
sTON, 9lS sM3 ~ sircsi. ia jim
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MoLAssES.
500 barrels CUBA MOLASSCS. for sale uy
"a 23lOt DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-13

HEMP CORDAGE AND BOLT ROPE.
An ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM l.2
~ inch TO inch. Also, spunyarn, Selling. Rsiiin,
Houseline, Marline, Rounding, &c.
Sis BOLLES A co
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-13

Fairly tired, tho men return to bnrrnoka nj
fvo o'clock mud anntch few hours sleep
preparatory 10 n somewhat similar round
Of duty on tho following day. In this
round Of duty it is hard TO SEQ how tho
Irish policeman in spoiled by unitarian.
His Instructions nre opposed to il, aa Is his
practice Well paid M ho is, his appoint.
mont tai prize for (which farmers sons COM
poto nnsiouely though living M no does
usually, ono of ANAL detached party, tho
discipline under which he serves in nccot-
aarily strict. IIs frat duties nro respect
and obedience TO hin supcriora his next,
civil aud obliging domoNnor towards nil
her Majesty subjcots. These Nro iho"ruf-
Gans" Of whom Mr., Fingnn npoakr, md
whose law.compolIing proaoncc oiIonde ~.
cry truo Nationalist. st. Jamos' Gdzstto.