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, 1881-03-20
FOREIGN;

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Solemn March with the Cars
Body from Church to
j. Fortress.
Pompous Display Of His Nine
Crowns and 130 Deco.
5 rations.
Partial Explanation Of the As
tonishing Success Of the "
s. Nihilists. =
Trial Of The Majer:Generals Whe Could
hot Find q Mine Where There
IYas One.
Probability that 1t Will Result in
the Downfall Of the Minister =
Of Police.
The PetroIeurs and PetrbIeuses Of Paris
Celebrate Their Horrid 18th
Of March.
i.
Consequent Arrest Of the Leading
- Spirits, Eminent Nihillsts
Among the Rest. u
The London Papers Alarmed Over the
Present Aspect Of the East
ern Question.
4 Hitch Between Greyy and Gambetta
. Over the Manner of Holding
- Elections.
, 1881-03-20

,,.ii ho oo,nnutlad IN fact mill assistance r;1n
", -, ,EerJnd "roSidod nnthnr in fIe slamr nf
y w ..'r,'s ,n,lhon h,a hefiIen the craft and
Iha;,, 81, i"@'' '"''""p tA''' 0@N ''''~~
uaST "i'ha cra,y of tho froan numhers six men.
-, f,1to.se. r ,o1'toim E,Ivnrr Snnier eitesr;
s;,n as iogn ~ 3ns anente1I ;ant Nelson II. Naper,
- ~ no M III III fatnG staomnr Annnn. EnuitIerr'
=. m,or1a n,u SHnw. framnn Wiliinm ,r.stnu'
Ha,'rv le"tSe fsarr;t,; .nI ome nther' mama mn,
t,en.y i:sa,.;r ,xntci;,,,om M uenrv Mike.
n.y." ~ ,,,;,i,t .na haiI m the Water-WorEs
fix s's ,yaa Ea,r 10 r;rvino and the ian,p on
~ +n,war voc Erntei in or,inr tn
suroct liz tha n,oramants of thn + ting
eI,nnid sha i,o fort,,',ats enough to free her.
s.if tsan on tha w nact.;ca mnhnrne tt remains
= . H. sto1sI h",va,sr Fiat thn changes nf re-
s',oo IT, no 49,, v,rs sl;,, os t,c sfnrn, has nnce
!s,.se hrt 4;s ;t,, ILL.,, ~ rhe iota wit hoavv
ine .run ;f whoh .o % a mndnnhtedlv arI,,,ne
H. ttwantv.1vc fast ~ svater,
~ 1,ta,,s..e ~ vs,ss,.s hanr canrht in nack-
,o:. ~ r;t',. aovv .1aIa,s o,d snnw storms AM,
nsce,in.1 nnhnrJnssa are g, numerous, mar
t;"tprS: n. tia i,;stt,rr % of yii,fnr navrat1on
~, th,s j,na 10 r., 11'h fhe nresent eyneTirnce
~ 1ha r. i 1.roan If so,ne ~ i1s trrrors.
m,,r;1',, ~ ,.r>'st ,;,tor for i,istancn th.-
lotx wu1 Gond2;ch ina nrnneIier. Gitvnf I,ut
;n,rton an.nt thr.a wreEs in tha ire
~, 10y WI tho "ae+ W" shnre and t.tf,ctptj
~ H. ro'n,o onI1 ,f.or ,r1o1ant northcoster
el ,ei tr,,.e ~ Ia ,.',, hnd her rrisnner
raea tha ,.i.e .e ~ tnntea Then ther., 10
tie srnarience ~ nf the nropn1lcrs Munistee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival OF the brig Hssps-is, and bark
Lady Lazps0a, we have dates 70 the slst ult. The
news is not specially important. We have room
only for the following;
SAcRASrESro. Feb. ISth.-At noon. to-day, the
Sacramento River at this point, was u feet =
inches high, and falling,
WASHINGTON, February ISth.-In the Senate,
about three O'Clock this afternoon, shortly
after the passage Of the Funding bill Mr..
Eaton obsaicsd the floor, and said there was inn
portant business for executive session-impor-
taut for the honor Of more than one nation. I've
approaching, said be, ~the end Of the session,
and this IS business which ought 10 be taken up.
As chairman Of the committee having that matter
III charge, feel bound TO ask at this time for an
executive session for the purpose Of considering
what cannot now more definite characterizs as
very important public matter. which under the
rules Of the Senate, requires consideration with
closed doors" Senator Eaton Of course, referred
70 the Chinese treaties. His motion. however, was
not agreed to-
WASHINGTON, Feb. iS.-Searles. IT., Of New York.
appeared before the Committee Of WAYS and
Means on part Of sugar importers. Claimed the
term duties standard OF colors," being defined
BY Courts to be well understood IN a commercial
phrase, II became a contract between government
and importers Sherman defended the right Of the
department. 70 demand tests Of the imported sugar
IN assessing duties 70 prevent fraud He favored
4 speedy settlement OF the matter, however
NV Yozx. Fsh- ISsh--A special TO the ErsRing
Tslsyrgas, from Ottawa says: With view Of
checking Chinese immigration into British COlum-
oia. Mr.. BunStsr Is agitatinC the placing of a
heavy duty OF rice. The matter was before Par
lament last night. Bunstsr regrstting that no
clause had been incorporated in the contract for
building the Pacific railway, prohibiting the en-
ploymsrt Of Chinese labor.
LONDON, February f6th--Ths Cabinet met yes
terday, GA q somewhat h1sty summons. 10 consider
proposals for negotiation from the Beers. Though
the proposals are vague. they nevertheless re
g1rdsd By the Government as Offering starting
point toward q discussion Of terms for amicable
settlement.
BEIRoUr, February 16sh.-A Turk murdered
Christian here, and number Of Christians then
left the town and went to their villages where
they were met By the Turks. and ten more persons
were killed II the fight which ensued- There was
renewed fighting on Monday, bat the result IS as
yet unknown There IS great excitement here,
and business Is suspended The bGzArs are all
closed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

enough teheap rotorietyl 70 50 out 10 the small.
pox hospital 70 look into the condition OF things
there or II q priest or clergyman risks his life q
sootke the last hours Of the afflicted Il Is certainly
in the province Of the Minister OF tie InAsfior q
give hiin permit; but il is his nty also 10 GUAR.
antine that man whan he conles hack, How utterly
rdicalonsti Is 10 be shutting up citizens and others
whose brad depends upcii their daily work, who
in many CASES reside only in the yards where eve
smallpox ease has broken ont, and allow for in
stance. minister Of the gospel, after spending
considerable time IN the wards Of the small rox
hospital, 10 return. and perform the services Of the
church and mix VITA his parfShioners II the
reply is made. But the clergyman changes his
clothes and washes himself, il might very lastly
be urged, Why not let some Of those who are kept
N quarantine wash themselves and chance their
clothes Mr.. Editor, DO not write against the
quarantine regulations; l approve them: I am
willing when necessary - sabcAit 70 them but l
must protest against the Inconsistency which the
cases have cited show. Such things are .rrs-g,
downright WING. ard as = eitinsa OF Honolulu 1
pCOsest against them. Yours, CoSSrsrESCr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Ma Enrrua lpprsve thnr0gEhlg a 4aaraa-
tine rsrl.alnns Ehen tiay eunstsrsutlq carried
cus ths health II the peuria a. or ought b BE-,
paramount n taa mInl q every pnErintic uaE
taarsf1ra Whatever the tlcr4nvenIruea 81 private
iniilEHtunis, Ftatsver the rscrllarY boss - bust
ness firms. lct glar1rEne rszriIsiuns b. t,lrsu1i-
~ ant rilrlrlEalF ai-pilee- The steamer lrats
Hrar Game few DAYS aEr8 wirh az small
PIX On hoari The nan had hetsn tlken u "a
n wednesday. rad been kert deck away frnIn t1e
rusr Of tir craE, and THURSDAY rIrrufiEl- the
ARRIVAL q the uesHei- az removed q tln
rect Iha Vessai wa PIT n gIlr1lrlla- Justly
Iha dunars sIlfzr e1nail.ErItla blsg, the paalkl-
rers ar PIT - psrzcuHI uicrnTenisnrs. and tha
peupie one sifte af haual pa-riE eur % from
their supplies. Tha chances a infscuuu vas very
slight csr-linlE, but ancB s1Iralfire rsglia-i1na
ara mls1e they sasf Be EspC- n E1rh matters
admire dru1eas- Vow when s7ilI-a1riua rErIIll-
rnns wurs 20 strictly ertlr-e1 n the abrFH easa-
walt cunssrzncT y tiara n ZTVf11 permits y rE1
rIra n11IEliusis. VIM have IN nersasary huzI-lsls
tharH. ID vrE5r tle s1all-rrr hnErFrzl They PEaH
theuuEh uarlH rsekluu with tn 1isEazE- hets1me
far ncra liabie - E-rszd & zucug ne popuizti11
t1a1 any che IN ne JrInsz Artzs- and vgt they
arm ailnwHt O rnrzz1 ID the err a1 I'D auII1 tEir
euEuasH as uEIrL No GUARANTEES ragzlzri1ua an
enflrrsd uFrn tkEu- Har-a1 Is self-sacrz1l-Izg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
Report q oueen,. Ro.pital.
HoSo1rrr. Fehrusrr es,h. !

HONOLULU, February zcth, III.
To ths Trustees Of ~ Quesls's Hrepitai-GKSrIE-
MxN: l have the honor TO submit the following
report for ths quarter ending February 18th 1881
The total number Of patients at present in the
hospital is 80 81 Hawaiians rs males ~ temalesl.
= foreigners. - paying patients. The number Of
admissions during the QuS,rtrr SSS lis; 81 Ha-
vsiisrs p males, Is fern2lesl 6S foreigners Dis
males. ~ females, 81 foreigners. The number Of
deSths during the quarter was 10, Havaiians .
South Sea Islanders, foreigners The causes OF
death were as follows; Debility. ?; consumption.
); bronchitis. = fever peritoni;is (accident)
number OF indoor patients, 30; lowest. Il: daily
average. ". Number of prescriptions filed. 6St.
The number Of patients during the quarter was as
follows: Deesrnber, i2T January, lis; February,
rs Calls at the dispenSary, 27u2; new names
entered into the 6iSpensSry book, ll0.
Respectfully Submitted,
Rorrvr nTrErru-x
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
Mrdsz IN Pazsa valley.


We are PANIED 70 record a shocking occ1rrsucs
II Pazoa Valley Las1 Su1liaT. Ab1ua $50 ?. n. q
that 5ay the body q CElna1lan named Al Lee
Eas brought - the station house. On 4 strsfcher,
borne By fcur Of his c91ntrTulen- Examination
showed body hacked and chopped almost I1to
pieces Life va uot extinct. and after admins
terIng stimgLauts tie man 20 f1r recovered n To
CONVERSE WIKI YONG Mr. Along he made dying
statement. ztich VII be q Crsat irEgrrIncs when
ms 111r3srsr l. brDuht % trial A possible
ka vas removed % the Queens Hospital and after
taking more stimnltnEs hls wounds we're dressed
= careful and sls1ilf1l manner and be seemed 70
revive flr a time. Re talked With the surgeon Of
the hospital ard his atssnilurs. and retained his
consciousness TIL u O'clock the next DAY. when he
died- The BODY Presented a frl.litfIl appearance
There were Efteen v1urits III the back uf the haIt
cutting right i1-1 the bone. Gbu the face vas a
-sh cutting the temporal a-re-Y. one cutting the
nDse and cheek and many smaller ones. Prom
the elbow down both ANS we're hacked almost %
mr1cs ueaE. The wrist l'lTnrs we're LAID open -
thls tue arrlrulata1ns cuuid De seen The len
thuuh and the rlzht rf1- h1gser wgrs cut on Ou
The left leg az the knee deep cut, taking ID
Ftacn u the b1na- THREE hacks Ga tie len ankle
exposed the g1tnE There were several deep crIfs
n the rilIas lsg. Dr.. McAhbtn- uh1 attended
hiu- said r never siE a human body - chopped
and mEtliatlsi before Il appears thar the NM
dergr Tgrf - Al Lees house on sunday ahuGi ~
A.. r. m cumuinv VITA ani1ther Ctinaran. and
Demanded 1fneossu f1ii1rs fr,ru hiui that Al Lee
acknowledged the deeC. has hlf no ulnrey o. ply
Il with a 1ligrssilu fli1wed. and finally The ufur-
isrur. Al LON. attached Al Lee With a eieaVsr %
knife with a blade nhg1 inches lgusg By tlrue
i1ches rfris ant All Lee called ~ a workman WIN
hved With hin o. elmn and hHip him The work
ulan I'm Gus Il the house - trlp him. Ehcu the
Chinaulnn ,Shn came with Al Lon sairHd the Eurk-
una and held him Fast vhiis An Lon continued
his m1rrtrr1Gs work Whnu Al Lee arrClrsd -
b. dead Al Lnm and hia 7-uzpinh1n raz away, aid
have uut yet been frur,i-
Monday aftrrnDun a Ccraa-r's i1rY wa called
% hnid an inquest uvHr tea faullius q the mur-
tsrsd maa. fae inissst sras aos haislsd on
Monday. but Eas cnuiiule,t 1nEi FestarliiF. Ehan
taev aaTnin asiiuurncs1 ultiI to-day,
raWarl II one hundrsd and ATTY dolars has
been lfarei b the MIrsnal flr ne arrest q NJ
murlisrars. ant at1-ses tra suirrdlnE Tor tAsui-
Wees eauaht they ihuuid llaet win canlilsn pun
fzasuRnn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
A. o. Ls--s- - R<x- Z BszE ksAAiA-
Ea-zzi-zzE O-Ae-~

- e. = =
- - = 49, -
tn a--a Chza zz3 z-a- th- Ea~zllz
49,. as-.. -s-- ln-a z--.r-r.-- ,s-r-5.-n e
.r-.a
49,
--s 1s- - -1t'-aza .r1--l1s1 e A1'-ll AZ
l-- sHr n1er r. u cis-aE1
l- wue - r-s-e-- szzasssss Il - HE7ai1i1
-ssrrss In $3.50 g a. u7ra1E slrl--7s-z eEl-
larr cs-a-s 49, saH-s-sc va E7',as a11 M
c1I'.a- = r-sU1c
-aszsl 1l--'l-- '--a -h.1lsra $50 = Auerca
u-1 49, e lar ne aHHs n -
-aee -le g eF-al1 49, e
srs.-e r-7e - - e. % $500 ~ lAr r
$40 en- As-rr-,- Ls-1s--se- u - So 80
-eaa-aes 4Aa 4naa- el@ia~ - - lli-er %
w- re- car ar ~ ~ As -nE
c - -11sa p - ..,s-, Els7'1rl
$50 - - 80 1 $50 -
nar@e A1 $50 aG So e - - So
a- t az t-1-l eia -essilra-A ll -
c--s r--a- ~ Aaaz a-- = s-1zf sz-atL lerlsis.
E-a w- E 80 $50 r-@ - - ~
1es HT 4 asl 40 g.. --ll'Hl -l - H. -
wnHr - ~ la-ll AIT laa aIFel -i.etes~ 80
r -E - 81 s---1ll1as-t - $50 x
taz Zr r. - e1- Is el-i7a- NJ E.rlE
- 30 $500 aF a7''- - tlasF 2lilli-r1
rage ~ err Aaatii1 a-1-l,,iaaleag fHs-rtsir1
- -r~ za1 - r.1-l 2, i7s,,.lr - 49,
ur - - ea-e q 49, al.--aa n-zs1ssse -
Ha-r l-~lua=s uHr1 &C. %1lalare as - ~ - ~
nnnsE d. b A. 1f IA --z c,1E-rsa-lne q 1ei1zz
49, usr.,--.ss ,',,-,zls - ca &c 49,
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

ms skeletons rather than animals. Sorne one had
better be appointed % that the hcrses are fed
part u the law on this subject ress as follows
" They the pccndInaStersl shall yive the estray
reasonable quantity Of food ard water. and Il any
pc1ndnsster shall starve any such estray, be shah
not BE- entitled 80 the pound fees FIR such estray
ard shall also he liable 70 the owner thereof for
datneses-N % eocse il Wil take two years or 50
eefore any one viii pay any attention % this
matter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

E1rt ~r7s--sFE->-l arEs-Af Pssi. Nh F-s
1 Ew D. Alezaze-r. kEsssas
rrararHrr iva EuzE-s-a--E hsr1 N1rw1--zls ~
EEE-lyS--- l,ss -.-- Na--h ~ ~ ~
a. Fe-- sn-.s - g. A. kS.zE eEzHzss
-ar r-ne--s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Mr.. Severance. the sheriff. reports that there are
10 sn ,ll-pox Gases On his Island. and thst there
seems 70 be every hope q escape.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

he schooner T,riiga;, Captain Whitney, sailed
frVm Hilo for San Francisco on SATURDAY, Feb
ruSry s'sh, with q full cargo Of sugar and mo-
lasSss. bids etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

We are indebted to Mr. A D. Pierce. the artesian
vel borer, for the following particulars relating
20 the different strata Of the well recently sunk for
& T. Dillingham;. Esq. A fine supply OF water
VAS struck AZ a Ge.,th ~ 80 fset.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

The weather has been very Stormy daring the
week. Trade wiais have SCI IN accompanied by
hsIvy squalls q rain. and the rulG Where's not
yet rspal-sd S-s anything but plsESsu.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
TURKEYS

ATWA INTERVIEW HOUSE, I24
n Queen Street Hcase re6tted aud re-furuished
throughout Baths aud Sitting Room 81 Ste
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Captain Tae1b BruEn- Ct the tug Psis, has been
--azse6 f1-l1zzh. zStsr . years Of constant
s-vice. and VI VISIT the scenes Of his early dnys.
Es vi take hns espart1rs b. the 01tcoing steam
sr Tor tie East We wish the Captain boa voyage
and safe rsru-- back 70 his adopted home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Vaccination prOSresses N the Eiio district Dr.
kistrs5Se has finished his work in the Puma dis
trlct, hgvinG vaccilRted over so children in that
lo.aifv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

b1tldlns Is being erected on Cocoanut island.
in Bio hsrbor TO Dc used as hospital or qusrln-
tine bCilding, should such thing be needed nov.
livery preeauEtoa Is being taken to prevent not
only the spread Of the disease but also its coming
into Ocr niiiS..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

A new warsh0Cse L shortly 70 b erected By VI.
D7~serz on the ste u his old 0Eice. Mr. West Is
-l-g - Remove 70 more spacious premises on 5fr.
ie--x-z1s i-l - thks C1-en street. L coming %
he t1cs II TIE shape q bGiI6lngs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

N1uEzu street l. Progressing vel ard are
Ear1 - - the Work - thoroughly 6urs. bat =hy
L MT zotcs gwen az the Turning above where the
u1ez are Eurk Ing This 4 the third time Vs have
su-zesred this Bg-anG-5vs We SAL h1ve soEre-
th-zE zcrs - say On the subisct.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

The bark AG5y Nsifrv,i. Captain Brown. cleared
from lido for Victoria. Puset Sound. on Saturday.
February 18th Daring her STAY al Hilo, the bark
received q rud3sr. which. "a the Captain said
-cocld noc have been better made IN the best
Shfp-yard q England =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

While M Otto Lsenberg and lIr. Bre De were
OF drivinZ last week their horse took fright At
the end of a cUc1d11r lsuf flying up and striking
Il. L dashed away NJ furious pace and soon
upset the cJrritge- Mr.. Isenberg had his elbow
pat oct Of l1iEt besides s-srIlInZ other injuries.
VI. Brsfs vas haiIy bruised aboqt the bend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

GtORN FED TURKEYS FOR SALE AT THE
u American Lodging House nntil this notice Is
81 ans zT. sQUIREs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
HAwArr

Flowing water vas found at SO feet and Increased
a. the well was sunk. until Mr.. Dillingham; said
quit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Hoillsser & c. have removed - their new stocs
Il tia Paizo Biock. Nuuarz Street Fruu- tie
neur manner n wEich rh1s store = 6rted ~. x VII
Contrast f1vcrahly with similar ss11bllshnents II
tie itrger clries slSsuhers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

We a-,ree viii oG- correspondent that els-gyraen
AID others Eho visit BE snail pix hospital should
b gzzrzzrI1-G- 70 zss AZ Old provsrb, Il i III
zCrk zlLkiz- fesn Of one and t5zi q the other. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

We wO1ld cal attention 10 an article on oGr
f,erzh page which ve reprint frcrl paper pub
ls-s5 z Chl1x. and edlted By gentlemen who
-1iers-El5 he Chinese and their Characteristics
ths-gz-hly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

rhs physieizz n eh age Of the snail poz hos
risll VISITS IL tEice a day. FROM the wording In
the Ai1s~tissr's account people might ae apt 10
f--ly Inspected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

We have iooked ever the lists Of rrzi1ns issued
b. ths SEA az the szaii PIX hospital a,5 ind thts
rtev E7s most 15sral scale. Beef. vegetables.
e--s. Batter fsh- NIX hines. oranges. POI. s1Gp.
h-st3- htrz- kt-6-5rsaG tobacco, besides various
h--ls 1eii-a-ss slisabis for those whose aPpetItss
-aar -larslsara-lcn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
WANTED.
EuRMIsEn ROOMS

ITUATION AS DAILY GOVERN
y eSs Thorough English and Music Would assist
EI Needlework. Address D. G., Gazette Office 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

From private letter, il appears that the new
volcanic oEtbCrst i very active and the lava fov
Is making uncomfortubly rapid progress towards
town though On The Naiaksa side. - that perhaps
the whole place VII not d DESTROYED Al night
with vast clouds and columns Of srnoke lluuired
% q turld hue BY the intense fires below. A visit
10 the end Of The foE nov only about seven miles
c1s-Sut repays the trOchie And l. worth journey
frum san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

The marine railway X nov uaGsr serio1s DIS
cuSSsl1 BY to Covenant. and they invited
uE1bSr q Esutleue1 i1servs1eo In tbs matter -
meet az the Finance o61ce Yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

he -shaarsals of P5refs-s are Getting along
capf-t.lv- Last T-ss6Ey the chorus did s1raLeus
WORK Ihers seems every prospect Of the little
CQera bei1- As vel PIT On the staEe as anywhere.
L th1ruu.hly Al Amateurs uperHs amateur
s-ylu1es have been more successful with II than
rr-fssSlural ores a. a rzla.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
C~vMARKET.

OWEN j. HOLT, Proprietor.
The choicest OF Beef Mutton Lamb and Veal, always
on hand The Beef in this Market Is from the celebra-
ted herds Of James Campbell Honolulu. Poultry and
Game TO order IS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

S'sre wears a-u thars Ezrs good many e1u-
Fini-arz nints ahour me F1Gni. skat time Il was
sitzEnsG az ths f1at q Fazua Valley and every
u1s cull1 ft WIEN driTinIr r1Ei-11 rIsst Iha
,ur beasts cE-niueG N n we're 80 uIrliar-fei thai
EnHr were occasionally rasf1rnd q eRElnlr cue
Hnrcneris eziis. The F11rd uaa az Inst rsmrrei
- nIr-z sEnriEsrs g1ar-Erx hehlur t1e Prism and
u nv rsmriaralF ,sur cf sililr z1iess SOME cna 3
huIszmaR cnrrlaa arm IN that Es1rarriln- "A friend
Ct sErs rerurzs rlnr be v-rH 4 llrelE- mat there
r1ea. that even t-n i1EurrInEs a s1ch hIIrses a.
an rzranr arrivals r1Mra n-l aauErtT 1Eruura1 By
thae Wnirh- hara heen ~ auUs Erue- aid nat
taez Ezn tE1 knnsa Whirh aErszrzd = Be us1E-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Dr. Fitch Who Is proving himself an active ply
sicIt1 and a good organiser, has Gny one any
objections 10 our saying - ? We spoke Of Mr.. WI
coz ard Mr. Deyerill last week. has vaecina,ed
SIS people Gzrirz last week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

~ occurred az the Q-a-azLizs Ssation On
SzlEzv. Several Chinese cane acruss and zlIrs,i
WITH the gzaraurlrsd men lea11rg against the
tscce and even shaking hands Errh them They
Esrs ur1zrsG CT b. the Constable II charge. bur
ref-sec - &C The pCl1cs tnen forced them away.
bar rhe fellows INSIDE rot very wrath and assn lte
he zll-ta1s q tie psa,s WITH sticks and su1nes.
II r1Ck S1ule rr1uhie % Eer them Cz1e1ed- The
u-n VITA tr-1sH the y--i1-anrlna re,-uiat11ns we're
-utters6 = zzi E1eG 5tteer dollarx By Tzls-e
rS.ger--u-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

To the SzzaI sf1u5flerares Of the Hawaiian Islands
?. FULLY would respectfully offer bis services
Sugar Boiler, having had twenty years experience in
that capacity in o5her eogntriss ard thi- be
feels competent 70 i'll the position in luy Boiling
House in this Kingdom Good references given Il
required ADDRESS BOX III
81 = IN Poet Once HouclHlu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

The lErlbsr for new sehool-ho1ss at Wsiulea
has arrived. Az present theirs are - scholars II
room suzap feet. Whsn the new house Is finished
half Of the scholars VII Be transferred 70 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09
SreailI laffes.
ANISO.
cOSsrIADo gs [os EsrADos USpOs

CoNsCLADo pE los EsrADos UNTros
DE MsZu-1. ~ HONOLULU
A los Ci1iadInos ds "A RsPabilcl Eeicaals Los cue
PertsneEcau szra RePablica sou avisados por medic
de ESTE Couzalaio, d. registrar uombres 10 mas
Pruuto PosibIs Ia d. e0useuirlz dsbida protection
del Go5sruo, Para ntsrsses qEs representAn ss
u ciudId las dsm1s Isl1s &c Hawaii
r " LArSE, C6SsCL DE NsTrcO-
Odcina Gale ts Fort No a Honolulu, Z. L So 2 5u.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

Mr.. Wilder has been unable 10 start his quaran-
tine Re eosl1 BOT ees his Chins-asa together.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-09

A good deal Of opf11-sn5ki1g Is reported to be
gong on IN Waiu1sa Valley. among the Chinese.
Il Is said % Dc done zrinz the day when there L
L - danger Of being eaught By the police than =;
night.