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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29
To Planters and Others |!
WE HAVE LATELY RECEIVED FKOM
w Ssn Francisco samples Of
REEDS ELASTIC SECTIONAL
Non : Conducting Covering
For Steam Heated sufAoe.,

An article which is row being extensively used
throEEhozr the United States. and woud cali The
ltsatica of the Pabis 70 the fooEing f@ts concern
ing trs
Reeds Eisssie SectioraI Nou-Conductinz Covering
FOR stc1n-hsafcd surfsces IA formed Of compact felix
E1de fru r11t1 r8-s- Il i suited for 81 surfaces
heated 20 80 tezrsss and under- l. Is thoroughly
hoUoZeu enzz fbfo-s U1ss- amount of j1rri1g
possibly frDr IL from the pe- Il j. made IN sections
fIsiuE the pipe which il j. 70 be spPed and may Be
removed ai a1T tine when neres-ary 70 make any alter
stens o. rPaiF- and nay b rP-eed ag-in a pleasure
the pipes uaF Be taken down AID .ransporred any
distance ifhGss Inlay the Covering. i Il usually
from % % inches IN diameter 70 s1it the sizs of the
pipe % Ehch j. i 70 Be applied it i ready for
ssen iasn u The place 70 Be used Il cogld b APPLIED
Ee-e u neceaearT. in r1-ior. and Wod not sc the
11esr gsrzsiIL ThsIe e no MIXING u yplasainE Of
z IN appJinz usi1z L. and there ls 10 grif sand
% 1Gct usciIinery II = light 10 weight. fh-cef01rihs
of n iHeh IN thickness Of car CoFeEnz almost totally
prevents rad diati01. and lrsiGts 5f poand and
qsgYfsr % fis squaTs f16f q fnishsd f1Jacs
Ee C0TsriHz prevents radiation Of beat from steau
pipes boilers e1d drla and also prevents the con
te1ts q ga ard water pipes from freezing.
Samples and Circulars Of the above
m1g Be lad by A2plpas 70
- IA W G. IRWIN & CO, Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

- DISTRICT % she HlwaIilu It'1rda.--I1 r.rI1s1
10 the matter ~ tho Estate o. NEonONlI iass -
n kohaia Hawaii. deceased iutcstata. tr-rs aI.r
rcai c-tatc.
on reading and hng he peiltion % r r Hieit .1s
administrator % TIE estate - hcoho&i. nfagisr ~ -
order Of sale ot certain real csiai1 AeIcuziar ~ al
Keohokii. decreased and sctline folt1 eertaa itti -
sons WHY such estate ehc1id be sold
ID D. hereby ordered thei f1c ncxt NJ kr cf % Nd
Keohokii and al persons interested IN l1e I'D rltfrl
appear before this Court on IEIf1V lff itI o. lrr
1851 80 o'cock A. ai tta C1crt ouze az E1r1rr
kehaia. Akan, Hawaii. then and here % ahru 1aaas
why an order sho4id nos D. ranfe ny iaq sale q 1l1
estate. And s j. further onicrcd that corr cf Il
order Be published a. irast t1rFe scccrsslro ueels
fore the said day % hearing r. tie HAuailla 1r-It
ard iu fhe Nrokoa 'ncusparcrs pucllsdr4 ii nrF,-
lain. Dated at n kohaia. Hisaii H. / Jana s,h issi
CHAhLES FRANK. WtNf
81 81 Circulr Iudcr rtird IulIcini NI1frlrt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

We publish below the memorial Of the
k0hala planters and the reply Of the Mn
isssr Of Foreign Affairs. The KohaIa
people are more sanguine about Indizn
eooEs labor than We are, and they take 3
rather more gloomy view Of the state Of
atzzairs. should such labor not be obtained.
than the probabilities would warrant
Though We have no objection to the East
Indian coolis. We Do not look to him as
likely to DO much to improve the Ha-
~aiian- Some remarks which viii be
found AZ the end of 8Ir. Collard's letter
bear stTUngly upon the question When
We are seeking mere labor, Ee are bound
to get the scuu1dreIs Of whatever race We
recruit fruns the moment We send for
population the class Of immigrants VIII be
changed However, We hope that the
G,1Tsrnnent nay Be able to obtain per
mission 90 ntroducs a load OF two Of
Indian coolies without a special eonven-
5on- We should Ike to see the expert
uen6 trisd- because after al We shah
never know Whstl1sr they ara suitable for
u rnnt. until the experiment has been
actually Tlsd=
EaHEA Jzzss tst- ISL
TG HIS EZCEELEs7-E- y L GRzzx- ErsESrxz oE
F1zE1lss EzLAr11Ns-Slrs Ths zn,isrsiEzssi pIEn--
ers. NH GE1ers. and residents on the island OF
EaEazI- beg Your EzEsIIsucTss aSEistancs n ~
z1sEl1E oessIl,ss II the Wy 1f I1zrv,izcizz EEsz
El[slI1 C0oiass I1h1 these nsiE1is.
BsliEEI--- tnaz sS-iirsnz has aIrsa1sT been writ
IN TINS aS1- Fr z1aI1isrlII1s1s VII not tazz
u pour ri1ue bF further WORDS EGz II SucH ssarz
tillsIr views AMI wishes.
Fgu- usuGriEllsrs believe trEt financial SUCCESS
ti1sIr z--E.erraEI1lz WI follow the n.-r5si-ctir
q AIss E1llsE1a cu plIEzdzII1as alG that faIIzrs
and rz-1 VII &c the IzETIsF5lz I1s uf many z-l
ID mt I7aI themselves of the services Of these
pecpls-
They therzf1rs earnestly beg E-Cr aii u obe1i1-
M fr.1 the BrIzIs- Cs1FernzzsEE- z-lser The zEII-
s1CEu -hsr8ilEF Of HE-EaIsEu LEEs rEEzbItIzg ths
rzllzIus Eer-Ea masters a--1 serrsrEz tie rr-lI-
exc of IzrrvGzcI.E East Indians without the f1r-
uaL-rF Ct a sFscIaL C1uzsntI-n- Tcur r-er-nr-aI-
is1s subscribe themselves, Sir, Your kznhis ard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

a., success a. lhe rst1laininent NJ ktef NE
sented . prlse C. tht best scholar. lhis iAatsN.
tlon ia on ne path - rgoereee cncc tas.e, eNe .
looka 30 Considerable incfcatc q noiA'ets "He''
the next term commences
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC,


Jas. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW.
tHAwAIIAN CoNsULl
Undertakes the PurcAssc and sAiPHent ef siiinds Of
British and Continental gods and VIII beEad orcceve
Orders Al rates esther frcc board At shpping pert In
Earop, or delivered ship lbut with dn for hayers
aecaaaO at Honolulu. Seeh Ouiers may BE- accom-
painted Sy rei,ianees payable IN London or San fran
eiseos OF he will draw n o. days sight against conhscd
credits fren Honolulu Bankers, otherwise, 20 suit
the eonveaieRec % buyers.
lszrrNENces.
NESSRS. wN G. IRWIN SCo.. Hoaoleia.
HON. W. L GREEN Hunolalu.
HON. J. $. wALkER. HOaoluiu
The AGRA RANK. lLiEaitsdl London.
DR.. TEACHERS
Dental once win he closed until further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

Shopuaur done IN san Francisco fer izdics and
xeutisTen sad Commissions of all kinds aiended 70
promptly and carefully. Dry Goods. Fancy Goods and
Nassc especially Address Miss +, H. Maynard, care
Pseiae Transfer Co. no Satter 81
RrrrxxSer-Nfrs IL A. p Carter Hcnolalu. S5S q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

tscn. have raere cerssaeaee n ySer catesprtsa
ana ia tAe resources ogen - ycn Tor oelainint
recfsS elsewhere. than - sAase fa Year ANTIGUA
fscsss cf SilSesser in esse yce sasy ned thai YEA
csnrot re,v Hpch British keest lnesen CS<,he
lahers / have fAe kenor tahe. Noar INST eeelient
hanahla serxant (Slsned0 W, l. 6sxxN,
Minister ce fcrrign AHAirs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29


Rsa zera1r e. sas Rs4-l " EsslsA Asi9 en- Sasnr-
ezys T1as lzsA. ta- rs1e-fzs -uas- were aGsre-1;
AzT Fer-az Es---vus ~ rrsc~r,ilst s-Vn CHA -
vsa-r t-azs1s e. ras Esi1n suss Trsa-s csrcscase
-g1 ~ Dts-ezss-y e. ~ Egz-d sf Esa,rA q r-on
LErrz<-t Fessseaz. saas sA<y s-s Frot-cs-5 -
v-rraa-asa szzocala-arn Azrs asa va-scsria rr
suaPsz ard taAt sAsy Az sse eun syn=tzns ef eca-
t1g.,as E-eass.
~ vessel ez=-s=< =ssssur~-s n~m ~ tsaaza sf
O.A1 ~ szAsr Isazs ef n. E-rap saa -ecsze en-
sca-d Ely easrg-ge sr Farkag-= ssFrcsed ~ esnzia
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nas-lct zf S1-ai1s1- % uazSa side sf ne geseru-
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AgprTred e-rsra.r u Ez1aE
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

An tAe.c In want q asst. clean and dcsiraby fur
p,.Aca roos centrally loca,ed viii do wel to call At
30 Garden Lane.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

TizE kavsishaO Girls School has entered upon
its vacation of eight weeks There vSs the usual
exhibition at the close Of the term Of study; but as
the school was at the time in quarantine. the
scholars had sn the applause and the fan TO them
selves. A new building Sass fees has been begun
as an addition to the stons buildinG with the ult
mate design Of making this the central edifee,
adding On another wing 10 eoVrCsrsnd TO the
present ssons building. s D. BOrOuehs has The
eoatracs and made the plans The estimated eOss
Of the new huildiEg with alterations and repalrs
On the old buildings Is $S000 II the plans Of the
Trustees can Be carried cut and new wing also
built to this central sdihee. the whole structure
viii be credit to the institution and to the COM
manity. In that case the pTsssEt buildings in
IN front vii Be torn down. or moved 70 the rear.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

wEErEzz or not We should attempt 20 have
line q steamers et our own has exercised The pub
lie uaiad sod deal lately. We expressed
sOGs q 0Gr views upon the sRhieci fortnight
sgA ssyinS, at that time, that we did not think
line could be made 70 pay as long as the Pacific
Mail steamers run. ShoGid these steamers how
ever drop our port. as they possibly may some
day. we should then have TO look out for ourselves
Unde< such circumstances we think that the only
safe pan by which TS could have god line and
oae which all the community would support.
voald bs 10 set up a company vhieh should pas
cat its sharcs, say al 50 each. 50 that every one
might have the chance Of becoming : share holder
this would interest all in she scheme and
would probably secare Us Sood boats,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

TzzzIzLE acco17t Of the sz5srings Of ths re-
mains OF CoIcrel FIattsrs expedition Is given n
tie Csz71l.s- is Etsss Usts- Colonel Flattsrs vas
II Command Of the Surveying expedition for the
TIulb1ctoo railway bis guides betrayed him and
led hin among hostile tribes After fighting day
and night. tEirsE-thrse Esn escaped under the
Command Ct cavalry sergeant Pobegzin- The fol
IozInz Is the aceozas. . When the four natives
=to vent 70 ess assistance from OuzrgIa had de-
parted, the t=susy nine remaining. seeing the coa-
ditbcu Of Pobeeuin, whose leg Ess broken, would
rsEder shs direct march towards the zorth sl0@
aud dIEicags- decided to march towards the rU1ss
f0lI0Esd by the caravans Bot the caravans did
not appear, and their tzo best csmsIs. which car
red their =z-sr we're earrisi OF b tzo natives Who
fed from the party. Itsu begin fOr the hstls
band series Of frizhffEl s1zsringz. and inde-
sc-ibabIs scenes which 61fshsd bg scts Of eaaai-
haIlsu- Fifteen Es-s szccsssITsIy eaten, PO5sg1ia
Vas the Eftsszth- AtIzss carzsan arrived which,
fndTng they had money, gave theu food and
water. When the eIpsditi0a ssut b. The Caliph
of Oua-zIa arrived. tkers zs-s szeivs surTIvors-
Ths ez-zvzn zhich had given tEen their frss
assistance, seeing thsg Sill rad money, consented,
ozly afrer z1eh diasezIss. to eiEs then up"
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
late % hauclrlu. deceased. present. t1s eams 1r
authenticated. to the undersigned; and az pr-rc1s
owing the said estate are rcgucstd - aake 1nca1t
h B. MACY
Adninisrrsta< Estate uf Gcu-ze " Ntrr-
Honolulu. June 4. 1871. 50 IN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

= Tl-e fslIsEi-z Is the Esf q zzlI- -Prz eases AID
deaths rsrursed 4s tis sEzaisu Eogss tx ts Tsk z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE U(DERSIGNED, HAVING
becn appointed Adninisirltcr 81 tne EIr1Is e
Kckahuna ~. lee cf Manamana art Ma1ra its1larl
hv order of the supreme Court dated f1ne ISL ISL
fice hcrChv ivan all persons having tlat
said estate. whether secured u1scc1rs 70 0Tasr.
the same with ruil rouche-s thescnnto Efls1f
undermined a; his ofice ia Hcn0lalg, IS kaa1lnl11
Street within six months foui t1e date hereof s1
claims will Be forrvcr barred k<scns ine1tei 3, te
said estate aso requested to ni2<e iutElart 71T
ncat TO the undersigned
Dated Honolulu. Sth June. Isl.
Ss 4 Aduaini-iraior q tAs Esiais of kak.A..a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

TEEzE was full house az FOrt-stres. Church
last Sunday evening to hear Rev. Nr. Frsar's
farewell discourse The sermon vas an affection
ate leave taking Of an attached people Much was
said IN Mr.. Frsar's clear and strong way Of put
ting things II appreciation Of the uniform kind
ness and KberaIity Of the psopIs- The many
Attractions Of HAWAII nei as home Esre stated N
no doubtful terms Warm hopes vere expressed
n regard 70 the future Of the country. The facts
stated even the dry statistics Of deaths and births
additions and losses gave very vivid conception
0f the progress and prosperity Of this leading
grsglti0u Of our mstr0poIis- In ssvsEing the tiss
that for ten years and half have bound devoted
psa=sur to gsnerOus people. lIr- Frsar has acted
only fr0u sense Of imperative personal duty.
Tie community IN which he has had his home wiz
miss his wise cognssls and i1dicious participa-
tiou IN pchIis Sfairs- The Church 10 which he
has 50 long znd ably miHIs:srsd, vii ind il diff
eaft to secars anyu1s. as his successor, Of equal
so1ndzsss N the faith and uniform excellence IN
the Tarisd responsibilities Of the Christian minis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

CUPREME COURT or THE Wt-
- waiian fslsnde.-in Probate. leland r az.
Hawaiian Islands 49, n thc maif1r ~ Il|f Els.. =
THOMAS MEEK, dece1srtL urde4 afr1iaIIi. -.
ies proeets % viii and dfeetiae pa9iira.iaa q a'.
4 iosumsnt pugpo1lfnr o. he lhe la,t aln ~ ,...
~ ihcHias Merk. Nncr4tts. 14a.sE "a ~ RI.
eay % June A. n., 1i, creir pfascntrd rsli r..
Ccnrf and pctiiieiI io t1e pronsle ihereaf - ~
the issuance - lrtltIs tsai1Ersllr u Eittaaf 49,
having been aled By Nit1rd Mesa
IL h hrrrhv orslrrrd. lhlt FRIDAY. ~ urrrIrr.
iav % july. a. D.. 1871. ~ 30 acirr1 - -.
day ~ fhr Coast Ream uf t1id Cuurr. sf Afioln ~
nanoula be-. and the eamt ~. htge1V seneininf ~.
time fnr proving said VIA aud haarlnr 1ala arr...
uhen and whcrr anr rtieul interested rar n1ost -
contest the sad sii, and he rantlnl af is-Irl i-
dirnfarf.
n is hnsiher ordered taat neiice ttees.T ~ r.- 4.
nrhlirafion Tor thscp successive ugata IA rs -.
waifan 9asctie aud = Aaokea; neasaspers rsisi-s
nna rrhiishrd In Honolulu
Apa if h. further ordered. hat cli1flcas asf.. \.
The subscribing Witnesses % ss.d VIII ta b a. -.
of the testatof IN this kinEcni. ~ anrc4f 1r tt.s
the nroha4r OF said will 81 The time arrcIl.n1
Dated ncnolaiu. n l., Jane i1l1, ,s-i.
a. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest A. Rosa Justice cf Ne 3rrr1rte fr.Is
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VIZ have often spoken Of the necessity of 8
mounted police forte, but as there seems little
chance OF such scheme being carried OUT At
present, Why not al least lss the Government buy
fes hozses. stable them at the police station and
keep cao o. ssO always ssddledl All our police
are riders, and they could galOp OF and be ai any
plaes In the district vszy soon after information
arrived. A considerable sum must now Be spent
IN express wagons, and If the money 50 spent were
put BY fOS horses. We believe there would be hts!s
il any increase of expenditure This hRs been
suggested by the matter. Of the Waikiki tramp
Had anyone tslsphonsd Up for the police, the con-
stable would hSvs either had tOspend time in find
ing horse o. else have gone down IN an express.
the latter being a much slower method than by
horseback In places where houses are far apart,
and criminals or Migrants have to be followed up
over eOnsideFabIs distances, horse is absolutely
indispensable
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29

s.sg rjtrnH cotNH 0F NHiN 1t4t. I4s.
iNN NNNILtE. MNof uf1tf }. s1tt. ..l... a ~
saticn 81 0nafaisa ~ o.dtI 4f .aI q |.1I 1..tt
on reading 4n4 Sing Iat rNtItInn 81 N4Irr' n 49,.
nnfa M 0dtfdisN 81 thf rtfsan tna tfaf1'I1 &. ~.
Nlan SogIIll, m'NpI. r.4fiHt lNI an lalsf q a.. -
errialn real cslste ta|eHklea q n7. lail ntlt -. ~
shoaid D. aa1i ft rCtccF trt1Ff6 It1l ~ -. 4.
kin "a We said ward and ~ rglsra1 INtff'I.f r ~
saId estate fnrfar ttIcIt lat trHH en- IHFI."I +.
ne n aag "a lliLt, A. D. ltsl, al y o't|etF IA 81
fho court Naon % thls Coast in H1nnlai.. -, -
ihcrc 81 ahoU cantc uhY an or1rf N1sn.a asf Il. 49,
fsg thr s1io II sf,h estate. tn1 O. a HfItIsI -,I
ihat eony or ttls ordtl BE- rst'sns. NJ lslIl 49,. ~
crasive weeks AsfoFn tne elid saY ~ EttsIns 4. ~.
"iss.d' psss5 iiiono,alu. II. T.. Sun, q. tsss
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VIZ ellp TIE lcllousnS from an Australian paper.
II shows how rapialy RsisAARe. oasensiand has
heea sdsanelne daEsre ne lsst ten yeesss The
census returns for ne city PsOrer give ne pepa'
iAtion a. ssSsa heinit sa inereaee q SAL The
totals for ne city and saeazs.s amount - SAsSA
eF sn lncreeSe q ttill in ave years daring which
period various changes had taken place in the
boundaries Oi the DISTRICTS. besides which large
nusaAe-s haa gone - seesde IN The suburbs along
The railway, since last censnS The inSseese for
TIE aiSirfes u Brisbane within the eld boundaries
in ten year Is tS00 or at the rate os y per cent
wE are glad 10 publish Planters" letter 10
day upon The necessity of cooperation aEnoag the
tsody TO which he belongs. His suggestion that =
meeting or mestiags should he heidi hetweenIely
Saa Oes0AeE seems ~ as goed one. and could be
acted upoa this yeNr. BY mevtsng sogsther, say
oaee year planters viii b ahle 10 understand
enc another hetser, viii st and gsve valuable
hints upon pethods Os cultivation. Of saving labor
and expense A coUple of days or 50 devoted to
talking over the wants q the planter viii proSaoe
Eors practical rssrlt than whole SIX months
writing q letters. We Aope 10 SEE this movement
taken Up and shall always b elad 10 do anything
in car power 70 sSSiSs it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-06-29
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Dental once WIN X closed until fur,Aer notice.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

fary, and Sir William Harcourt. the present. have
indeed worked the Act In that reasonable and
moderate way which men of science would wish
Hut the Act does nevertheless saralyze the very
kind Of research which is admittedly the most bene-
fetal
The name Of very distinguished man was men
toned as one of those who though possessing a
license, have found themselves so much hampered
in their work here that they have had 10 choose be-
tween abandoning the work and abandoning their
country; and who have chosen the latter altefna-
tive. He is man who has done as much MS any
body now living to relieve physical suffering ana
multiply the chances Of saving life in grave sur
cal operations. il is rot likely that such man
takes plea ure in ndctIng animals the pain from
which he saves his iellow-mer. II we are ready to
say we have no right 60 make animals suffer for any
human advantage. well ana good. We shall then
give up animal food, horse racing, the pursuit oI
animals for sport, and the use Of them for draught
and similar purposes. But what the scientific IN
vestlgator urges is that this reform II il be re-
form. should not begin at the point where the
suffering OF the animals IS the least and the benefit
to men the greatest. G. W. =
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

were the most prosperous on the estate. Those who
paid in full occupied outlying part of the prop
erty. whore rents were higher in proportion to tho
value of the land, and the tenants themselves
poorer. The explanation is simple. week before
rent day an emissary Of tho Land League had held
meeting among the prosperous tenants, and ex-
pialned to them that they not prosperous. and
orcered them TO demand concession. Among the
other tenants, no meeting had been held, the
League orator not having reached them IN his
rounds till after they had parted with their money
should add that this correspondent describes
Sir Ashley as a considerate landlord, who does not
cvict, who has given time to those who needed it,
and who last year excused half years rent on
account Of n bad harvest G. W. S.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

meant Explain yourself implore you," he urged In
an agony OF sorrow, anxiety. and confusion"
mean-f mcan-0h, Tudori My heart Is broken Z"
Add she Dropped her head her bosom and again
cred her face with her hands
" Leda! Leda !" he cried with anguish.
oh. Tudor! Our friendship Las been 80 precious 40
delightful to mel And-and-al our communion has
been so improving purifying. elevatiEg 10 my
soul am much less vain, selfish and frivolous
than when you first met me, the spoiled child OF for
tune Our precious, delightful friendship has saved and
redeemed me! And-and-I pray that may enjoy II
forever But-but-it must be only friendship" she said,
while heavy sObbng sighs shook her bosom and streams
OF tears forced themselves through the slender fingers
that covered her face.
" Leda!" be exclaimed IN bitter pain, Won knew my
love! my hOpesl my aspiratiOnsi And yOu led me on
ana on TO the brink OF ts humiliatng overthrow Ahi
Row cruelty and bitterly you have deceived mel"
ION, do not reproach mel Do not break a bruised
and aching heart II have deceived you It because
/ bad first deceived myself What knew OF my own
9nrled nature Nothing, or next to nothing-when We
first met!"
Ledal Ledal"
Let me speakl You have charged me and you must
hear me!
"speak, then!" Tie above we publish as q specimen
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