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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-08-19

SCENES ON THE PEACH BORON RAILWAY
Last Monday morning, while man was engaged
in cutting timber ona steep hill side along the
track of the Peach Bottom railway, a large log
slid down the hill with tremendous force. and
striking the track bent one of the rails and knock
ed the other out Of line. The man though'fully
ran along the track and succeeded in Stopping
the train from Delta before 1t reached the place
1t took some time to repair damages before the
train could proceed
On the same trip, when near York, young man
concluded to leave the train. between two sta
tions. Accordingly he sprang Off the platform
and landing on his back lay there apparently
too much hurt to rise. Conductor Dodson, fear
ng he had been killed hy the fall stopped and
reversed the train, after ii had gone about
quarter of a mile, and returned to the spot. The
young man had in the meantime recovered
consciousness, and was walking Off The con-
ductor's enquiries were answered by storm of
curses, as the Young man made his way to q
branch to wash away the blood which was
streaming from his face. His name could not be
ascertaned. Notwithstanding these delays the
train arrived in York on time
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-08-19

REMARKABLE REsUscITATIoN AFTER BEING
DRowNED.-Last Saturday afternoon, about six
o'clock, son of Mr.. John Bond, of Port De-
post, whilst playing on raft in the Susquehai-
ma river, in front of the town, fell overboard-
He sank to the bottom, in 10 or 10 feet water
and did not rise Search was made for him, and
it was at least fifteen minutes before he was re-
covered, which was done by means of n boat
hook. DIR. w. w Virdin and DR.. Silas Scar
boro, of Hartford county, happened to be present
and were successful in their efforts to restore
him I c boy who was eight years old, show
ed no signs of life, but after working with him
for nearly half an hour he began to gasp and
soon after his breath returned. His mother
stood near, almost heart broken, and when her
son was restored to her alive her joy was touch
| ing. The physicians remained with the patient
several hours and left him out of danger
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-08-19

STORE IN BEL AIR FOR SALE.-stock
- and Fixtures of well-established General
Merchandise Store, in Bel Air at less than their
value, as the owner desires to remove from the
county. Apply at once to
GEORGE w. GELZENLICHTER
aus Bel Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-08-19
DLEASuRE AND PR0EIT-A II,

GOAL AT STAFFORD.-Ihave this year the
~ celebrated Lee Coal, which is considered by
many superior to any other Coal, and l will dellv-
er it to any part of the county at very low rates.
au5tf L. M. ALLEN.
, 1881-10-16

Mr.. OConnor, ol,c Of yr. l:.rncll's most active
snd trusted associates, attended with several
o!Aer Ieadng spirits OF the Land l.ttEtle, is on
~ n,s WY 10 Tits country on Il crusade for synpa-
ny anu mouey-r,Drc particularly tile latter
american contributions to the Land League
3unds hafe laiicn utf very seriously during the
tbs, lev weeks under the prevailing impression
lr9e dimensions i'll the passage OF the Land DILL
tsttl lurthcr agitation WIS unnecessary aud utl-
tested
y canllot be untimely to inquire what sort OIL
Gu t1ne.1 it is which these gentlemen pro
aaru'ear,e.l money i'll. We are not left TO con-
Jeeture for all :llswcr. Mr. Parncfl, IN his r.
~ rs Speeches, has 1nadc the present PURPOSES
thgugh it secures the tenaut against arbitrary
~ M insnr.:s HIM the right 10 tue Tree sue
v!,, =! ms pFivicg.:s and improvements, aud pTf-
eaues Land Court TO ttGtcs11iiuc 1nipartial!y
hnS Ia. ialr Icnt is is condemned before tneIG
eor u TIC c1e9 ia uf e Fot op,n ~ M aiIhousn lie
r9e = s e 9:: Gsfsai , fa5S 2a fr It oMi'
M l'arDcl[ Wurks, hit Irish independence ''''
toe abolition Of landlords without conlpelsa~
tSn- 1en- In y recent spcctn he declared that ms
Yea M Of I! fair rcnt Wis that two shll!nRs snoulo
o;haa M n'd where NOW eighteen nre pail anu IN ah, III
psnnt next beyond fair rent WAS no fellI " ~
tse aosre y no sane person who can ta:l 70 n1l
Letsttnd tnat this Talk about Irish lfluefcuueHGo
Is Utterly visionary. Independence could be %.
"a eTnta by nothing short at a entire ds;sruction
h. tE,neiands ,n power, for England woria nSnr & 70
ns ns tast shilling and her last man rM,her tnaq
a. Ainsdo,n fro,n the rest As tor the tntk about
~ ~ TTnts. it is communists and confascnt tton.
~. u!adst0ne's recent speeches sb"" no" Tue
Llbcr1l Premier is stirred by the uurG;lsonlhs
and unreasonable policy of Mr. Parueli1 be &C.
nnuuces ,,. him for preaching 4 gnspei o. pnpAc
still refused and the ti,st condition Of political
sxIcty is unlulli!lcd, the resources OF civiiiza-
.1.o uon at. moi Yet exhausted. But it IS TO thls
f-iEf
abolition Ut inndosds aud the seizure Of their
Property that the Irish III America are invited
~ contribute their funds. An 3nVestmrnt ~
tuooashuc would be hs,pcfHl and pruhtAblc ~
comparison with this. Tho British Government;
~ tfe 1l:tes1uent III the lanu hill. has asWcfsu
stt se 1ist trma.ld of Ireland for Land rc1of =
aao are rejected without t.tni, there Is lkeiihooa
~ reaction which will do Ireland no good' i
, 1881-10-16
FOREIGN.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
ItrEEroof, Oct. i.-phOytstnss-Bac c,
dull Ut sis Cd; s. K dull 52s G 14rd--P1i1ne West
etn steady At G0s I'd.
TEltrEST1SE-Spislts-Lon drmcr at III 3D.
CokS-Steauy
LIVERPOOL, Oct 15-11::D n. Observation-Disclosures,
los 6dGsI3s
. Observation-Disclosures 10s Gdei1s I'd; white 1osta
lis lid: -prtxr- On s.l: club, ad9ils IL
CNFE1 - " '- s~-
lnovIstoys-potk, M. Lard, MM
LlrEAtoo1-, OCT. 15.-CoTTos-FIrm at G7-1ea6}@d;
sales, 000: specuiAtlon aud export. 40; sa!es, s,p
LAn1,-Amcricn1t. 1]s I'd.
'1'ErEOIECM-l9L{d-
The following were received By the Chicago Board
OF Trade:
LtvEnpooL. Oct l5.-svheat hrmer: red winter. los
I'D: No.. spring. 1t4 ID: No. ys lid: California
ddsellned ID Corn que, at is Gsrsoes oti coust-
nrrire-ly heat hrtneF red winter tat I.ondon> nut
Esacon-1ong clear tt1: shurt clear, SIS Ta,low
75s sd. Cheese SIS Beef. 12ts.
LONDON. Oct l5.-LI I:RruoL-Svh heat rirrret- Corn
Quiet Al Gs Cur-oes uN coast-tflieat firmly held.
Eargges IN passa6e-Whent aud corn fr1ncr; iair
average quality of American red winter wheat for
Prompt shipment by sail I'd; fair ayeraxe quality
OF Anlc rcan mixed corn for prompt shipment By sal1,
5us I'd. PAnts-sVhest and coFn quteteE.
, 1881-10-16
A BROKEN TRYST.

.- . Tar The thitaeo Tribune.
mist from the river tfailcl over the void, .
And the night fell cold;
Ihe moon hid her face in the fold OF cloud,
Likes bAbe in its shroud;
The nt.ht-air was heavy, and fragrant, and
sweet .-...t
With the breath Of the n,ignorcrs under my feet
T. startled night bird. with Lonesome cry.
Kept watch overhead, anu the hours dragged by.
ridcress horse c,.ulc over the void.
Aud 1he tue was told:
Ihc bird grew Silent, the Elght-air bushcd,
Ann my heart seemed crushed.
q a form laid Under the mo,nsit sEs-
"th solorltss lip with lllstreless eye;
ana tod and the Angels looked down to see
doW my love hud broken his tryst with mo.
iCRi:.CASE HALL, Uct- III, 1Ssl. AVIS GRAY
, 1881-10-16

Government bonds were quiet. In Chicago,
Distr 1T Columbia j.d5s were 1861 bid and
IG::; asked; United States JUS los conttnued)
le9,; hill nnd 1895 askcd 3iz los coutiuucd]
!9ai bid and 10jl: asked, OK. interest; Is, HE'S
bid and l!G asked, ex. Interest; anu AS, 112:s5
bid and 1lji{ asked.
Foreign exchange was dull and steady.
Cnc.,:yo bauk clcarings were 20, $4,000. Loans
were in good demand at GG5' per cent, withs
good SUPPLY Of loauabie funds. New York ex-
change sold at GYl5S per 81 900 discount. Coun-
try orders Tor currency were lurge.
, 1881-10-16

The following grain WIS inspected into store
IN this city Saturday morning: IL cars low
crude winter wheur, . cars No. = spring, 45 cars
No. {; do, j cars rejected, . cars no grade G.;
wbeap; 171 cars No. corn, Il cars high MIXED,
156 cars rejected, car NJ Crude GUS corn> - car5
white oats, IL cars No. in1xed II cars rejected,
car no grade {S5 oats: .6 cars No. rye; ears
No barley. IS ca,s No. 3 lo, 90 c,lrs low grades
G'9 barley. Tnta t61S cars, 3lO.Oo bu inspect
et out: 26. lag bu wheat, liz 116 bu corn 1851 la
outs. ::-.271 bu rye.
, 1881-10-16
LIKE NIVTG;1TION.
G00DRICH'SS 5 STEAMERS.

:. 49,: TIME TAELE
For 1.actne and Mtlrnnkes twice daily at s T. m.
and D. H.. sunday morning excepted
For Grand Haven, vfa Milwaukee, tntce daily at
a. m and y III. sua1ar En9rnine excepted.
tee, daily Mt T. H.. sunday morning excepted
For Green Eay. MenoDinee 1nd bay ports, Kevau-
nee etc, Tuesday ut Nm.
Fur Escaruba Eaye.1e Mcnom!ncc, Sturgeon Bay,
fnd NIL Lake Supertpr towns vlt EscauAbn. Saturday
For Frankfort. trerport. Arcadia. etc., Tuestay Al
H. m and saturday 1t " T. H.
Docks foot NtChis1n-aT. --,7'
, 1881-10-16

= The following were tho receipts and shipments
OF leading articles of produce In Tho city during
the twcnty-four hours ending at : o'clock
saturday morning and for tho corresponding
time Il year ago:
, 1881-10-16

incspedien: bur bazy and understandable
i'll its provisions q. :. =.
Ii, view of the difficulty experienced In figuring
storage under the new plan, it is suggested that
tho directors would do we'll to organize night
sci,uol where people might learn how to do it.
, 1881-10-16
1iRNTfEI{lNS-


IIOG PKpDuC1S-Wcgo active and unsettled
There was decided advance early followed py later
hic carried prices back to nearly the same
uoJn. Us twenty-fuur hours previously. There was
no natcriul clnn.c in hogs, and tho foreign ,nrket.
fir nrotfuct were quoted euSy. The tone seemed Il,
he determined chiefly by the movement IT., grain
There VAS however, lf!tlo mort doing for present
delivery ts.nn heretofore indicating better shipping
movement. Our stocks arc supposed 10 include
about 1 br!s pork nnd ~ many tscrces Of lard tho
jnt:cr having srpcd freely to tho Fast vi re-
cenl low freight 'fle sutt,cs packing this
ctr to date Is retosten ~ M ao!s s.=t s:k
ri & c t,s r.! peF nr Ist d.
san i, TG5H M rs5tsd M S. s. @ 5c bTs seller NJ
xS5ssT iS ri: sesr ssy ;fss!s: i!
including tic Call ls,,art;
s*. p"r ,:$y: *!$;:1 ia" x;%'%sp &"as d. s!ss:& s:s
s:ss:ss;::::: 81 |:$ sE*; /;:; i
snsavsn:s c ,er iii It's, aaa detiiaaa !h
about IT, ctost:,a !. ;Ile d-n,er tiin tc preyous
;es I p ' It ss sesS sspsssa S @ @
j. ;sy ] 6 Il L u +s;sr Sase & i ssxE 5 tsS
. "q }'nlx, M@ ss sssT sw Ansn, III a S!s y r., To,a
cludns the Cali lieasa I'D tfnnsac;iHn:: .::u, 1,,.
S::ss:[: $s:s$ss: H$ :I';s *; S| S|!$ :; %;.
s:: Ssss:s{ ;$$ !*:$ sES +: -:
MssTs-Xaysnssa is'4s RI it} if: declined ias
nnd cinscd !sc ahose ths latcst prices Of Friday
~: g tsa',j t. n9 !: i Ih;' M at s; i hxs
Gt,st f'. & rs s"4 %es 4siss t%. nssv9 d: d. 4! S5 %
ss!}sS Hsssaesr ,,';ss ssfs
lows II.
, 1881-10-16

J NEW YORK.
| 20 the lTtstrr7. dssoctatetl Prfss-
/ N1w Yo1I Oct 15.-Govcrnmcnts were lr-
regular.
| in the railroad bond market, Boston. Hartford
& Erie tirsts advanced to 10 from IS, Ohio South
| crp incomes to IL from A., Mobile q ohio hrst
dcbcu1uros to !,5 from s., and Lake Eric west
cru tSantnsky Divislou) frs,s to l05 from lu~
Jersey Ccntrsll incomes declined to Ieo:G10l
from lCr., and Houston & Texas main line hrsts
to 109!z FROM Ill.
the stock market opened weak and 5sG31aaSs
lower, the Inter Metropolitan Elevated. The
entire list, however, soon became heavy, and at
II o'clock prices showed IL decfine OF A1-!:.
MctropuIitnn Elevated, Manhattan ElevAtea,
Denver " Rio Grande, Lake shorc. and st.
Pnul being lnovt prominent thercln; z.,r Inc
and before noon 4 strong upward Hovencnt
prices eo..tnut!ny TO rtss T,s
;mnroqpMoi]L fToIa tne lowest Es,6
lo1p5a',ssr s; peuxer & lilo Gruoe Louisville Nasl'
vle ousson : Son;Har T5xs5 ys rac,tie the e.
av9icj Ii,lway shares, Marietta s Cincinna1i,
fIrst and second pTefcrred St fa4i. leoran, nc
tu1ur l. Eastern, and Delaware LacAaMahna l't q
W:n..nr,, lrndins. tho advance. In final safcs
f.ouisyiic s. Nashville reacted II, and the gen
cs, iist fcll OF ii fraction. The closing quota,
ons : ao1e 1po5e 6,,s5 H{ Hts'efoas' ano
Transactions. 'ioo'4to: .,o,,
Gef!sa! Z u FUEio j alis-tsstppi... ItAD
D, L. W........''. Nh }hin t'entrat i,1U
ne! H,m 3GNt Pacific Mail .lL!lu
uchse1 - t''' .l1tlIr. y. s E.........-.., A:9U
Eric. st, RanJInp l1tU
llauHibni y - 1o.'''' i1s.I - ruui aa!Hu
hafiens = : e@'3 !5i;YtSt. Paui & Uluaha IN
Lake Sanfe r. xas Pacific :0.MJ
l1ufsSiste = acif IniOrt pxcitic ttO
McnifAn ,1"sttc I;j1 Wabash Pacific. llnn
asseot. 4Xa western unlOn.- !iNN
SoTutnG al ~ t,ta Mar b Gin. p1d.-.- 55so
Money, 4l6, closing at 4 ff'ino i'e' .ooAo
nan 5t9NINs4.
Hieriins excnangc, 60 days, steady, 4s'':: de-
manu, 4>Sss:- .ox,uxv.vTs:
r. i005&i -. ~. .3}s
IS s...>.........-.::gsi eHciuc hs OIL 1ao-'
1Ls.. .J3...+..Ao B. =
, 1881-10-16

| - t.
FLOGI;-Was again quiet, though there was more
doing thu previous day und tue ,one sus 1rn,cr
Ou the part OF holders, with not much dcmnnt Sea
| were reported ot 5tJ brs winters ss.U&sGi: iii
brs and aU sacks springs Ut $'':ta55o ana rs hrls
Tye tuur on private terms. Total equal to l,la bTs.
t Winter Hours were quoted TT S7,0ta6.25; shipping.
springs, $i.5a'.jJ; the low-.rade Strings $.t0a5sj.
/ Ityc nnur Mt about $l 12t*esf.-'.
! OTHER RMtLLsTcftS-Wer. agnn tame and easy,
tile offerings cxceedlns the demand Saes were
ported OF Is bran nj sl2si1.W: mlddlings
ut sls,vn52 30; and shsts at sie.5o per ton
| SPRING WltEAT-sy.s active and ranged higher.
The market advanced i3-c but fell buck aud cinseL
about 4sc hclnw t:c 1-icas Of Friday. Iuuon
reports n1td iIrnltr tuic, wtiic Receipts were
a Willis liz fars WIZ asd rs
rhs ne@s IRON, the country in re:sr.s to iices-xnt
rains regarded ..lr.! reastn lnk tor snail
receipts tor long me- the iar'crs cinne, ths,s
nac ana Nfn . s s Il hs t f so, hs r.
est I, met frseir by those who nre always
@ S So &c sas nfsF F
tS sSs e ss:Fs spfs. si'p II @ y 81 ala fe: SS St
~ 4 S j S:, @ s;s ~ 4 4 's
sn s2. SS & *s 'F s"ncss fss ~n !! th:ss sy
penss <sS s.iSaasSd . ':i's eSspaer :'d aer
snss sa 10 IL T ,S sas Ss Il s ae!!Ss M SSysssr se
ss ,: n9nt n !! nv wa , nsa,.ly on,ni r 81 slo.
toDcr. The tuiowin:: tablo shows TIC range of tho
::: :;:::: $:;::: S :S $s:S;s Els '
z$H$E z$!!S: Is Rss:s$::: ~: E! S'2 5:z
ai9aI ,!,e :.aay II 81: : spr!E; - '''
t xfsa if.,I ! Sr|'2 5s M i,. s;s
p,s genital sh !on'on w,s irusr. ha;
ines,.sn'1 rains were ace,.n.an'ed BY good nan;
! Eux rae1i tIem r, son1:ry pons The increased
are nt't rsne.nliv s.art ty rain thes sol rretlv
tic he , 1a s ,ss y0" Vie ssa VAS @
ti,ere was more Uttered than wis wanted, and th.
fstr aeaua va! sses2 iss o!s as:s eiss
Gs i1S: TsFs ss!'5s Il g. @ u
~ aa ." s,asx ass!sa I'D Is + sis Il Il IL &: q ie
n"ap 1o,n 70 , anant & a% bu ss1ssr S3vsmbr
Sl4:: aua eSssa s;ssslsse seT si:,y s s,'! At 4,
i ys;s sSoms lie fs o1 st
the day.
seorn. t2:s:s !ss;:': 81 Hs"2: sSsr &; s's;tf ri:
sSi!sr S}ssSis III
ss'eE Z N:.S ,,;s":y a.
Friday folders generally held back. encouraged by
9e.s VI: proosbly given IL III b. tie marked
II tie t9 sssf; ses sea M #
m , y Il a1 IT, tS sos H. when Sr.n m cser feen esusd
siS stss III cs II ss1t s1!e' s, sy as :s
. s : ;3s 1s}ef;sa fsf tHe; a,i & IS
s {r t"F M !ssetS ,1 T,e; i1i m "c S :; Tor So2 and
III sa a'': sfisss sdss
&C. seet, r.sssSA s5 y:!s%.x $: sSss d. s1;% e.
:eiier October. ................t:;i sx,esA KS!
, 1881-10-16

,, LONDON, Oct. 15.--lliuois Central. 1J1t:;
Lonnsylvania i Central, G.!z; Erie, 4G':; Read
PARIS, Oct. 15.-Iscntcs, ssi tic.
, 1881-10-16
Davenport i Peoria Express. a...-
GnnHf.f1 Htpfyts k+4ut Ert,roua

Davenport i Peoria Express. ....
Council HtufSs Fast E1presA.......
Kansas City, LelyeuWoEth II At
chtspn Fast ExpreSs..-..........
ST. Paul i Mlnnenpotls Express.
Peru Accommodation, .,...--x
Gouncil nlut1s Might Express.
Kansas ( ttS. Lt'nvenwurth s. At
chtsun SI2hs Express.
St Panl + Minneapolis F3sE Et--
Blue lstand Accommodation.
Blue island Accommodation, 90,
Blue Island Accommodation.
Btuc Island Accommodation.
Rtue IsIand Accommodation. !,
Blue s'attd 4 Accommodation.
south Chicago Accommodation.
South Chicago Accommodation, :,
Theatre TrAiu... ............ $50.
Church Trnla-
, 1881-10-16

"10:W h NIL Mpm
*E:6 p mis- 2:1 p m

'Dally excop: Sundays- tDaIIy except Saturdays.
tDay except Mondays. Srhursda1s aad Saturdays
onl5. {Su4daFs o1iy.
Michigan Central Railroad.
Depos foot OF lAke-st and foot OF Twenty
Ticket Offices, u Carkst. southeast corner OF Hau-
dolph. Grnnd Pacific Hotel, and Palmer House.
, 1881-10-16

b-Dn Siturny nigh: II, Gilman ontr.
e-On Saturday ntKht runs to Peoria only g..
Wabash. 4t- Louis i Pacific Railway
Cnion Depot State and 1weltth-sts- All State-.t.
cars to thb Js{,bt, md WGutWoEt-Ry. cnFH uast
.ithtn one block. Ticket Offices, s, South Ciark-at
Palmer House. and Grand Pacific Hotel
, 1881-10-16

San FRANCISCO. -
SAY FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-siinins stocks closed
, 1881-10-16

St, Louis l. Cuff Express........
St Louis i Gulf Fast Line. ......-
kunsas City X Denver Fn1t Ex. -.
PeoEia, Burlington Il keOSuk Ell
Peoria + l'ckin Special.
Springfield i Hannibal FasE Line
, 1881-10-16

$Dat1y- daily except Sunan
AuTE-Pullm1n Sleeping Cal
Louis. hnusns city. hnd i'eoria
with revolvtnE chairs, Chlcat:
cllnlnv-Ch1ir STEPPING Cars, e.
Kansas City. No change OF
1t. Loui3 or k1nsns Ctty-
Chicago, Rock island d
Depot. cornerof v.1 Duren an
Offices, IS C1nrk-st., Sherman
Grand Pocltic Ifote1. nnu IS Cz
, 1881-10-16
FIN.fNCLdL.

We have just leased from
iI.e Nutual Union Telegraph,
Go. II new Special Wire
between CUR Office iii Chi
cago and that Of our corre-
spon0ei'ts in New York, for
our crcl1fSice use.
We new have instanfa-
neo11s Information Of all
changes in the Stock Mar
ket. ..
We make 1lo charge to our
customers for telegraplliny
in sending orders or obtain
i,ls information OF special
quotations.
Mn T ptEEp Q. m
, 1881-10-16

Trains for Humboldt and North Chicago lea Aye 8:3S
a. fn and 6::D D. H.: arrive 6:45 and T;4Q n
daiy, Sunday excepted. ''''
Chicago ~ Altou~
Union nepot West Side. corner Madison and Cnna1-
Twenty-thirt-sL Ticket UttceH mt lleppt, 81 Sputh
Clarx-st, Erunu Pacific HOTEL and Palmer IIoust
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-01-15
Extract from the Civil Code-Law relat-
ing to Public Vaccination.

SECTION 3O9.-The Minister of the Interior shall ap
point upon the recommendation OF the Board OF Health
guber Material divisions of the kingdom, who shall re
ceiye such salary, as may. from time to time, be appropri
sted by the Legislature. and shall be removable from
Office at the pleasure of said Minister.
SECTION 3I0.-Each vsccinating officer shall appoint, al
least, three convenient places in each school district
throughout his division, for the performance of vac
cinstion and, from time to time, give public notice OF
the time when he VIII sttend at spch places; to vSecinate
then and there appear and also OF the time when he
Will attend at such place to inspect the progress OF such
vaccination in the persons so vsccinsted.
SECTION 31I.-The father or mother of every child
shall, within six months after the birth of such child, or,
in the event of the death, illness, or absence of the father
or mother, then the guardian. nurse, or person having
charge of such child, shall, within six months after its
birth. or at the earliest opportunity after, take such child
to the vaccinating officer, for the purpose of being vac.
cinAted.
SECTION 312.-Upon the eighth day, following the day
mother, guardian, or other person having charge of said
child, shall again take such child to the vaccinsting
such operation.
SECTION 3l3.-f the vaccination is found to be success
fui. the ofhcer shall deliver to the father, mother, or
other person having charge OF the child. free of charge,
q certificate that the child has been successfully vac
cinsted. and shall note the same in q book to be kept by
such officer for that purpose.
SECTION 3l4.-On the presentation of any child to be
vaccinsted. should the officer deem the child to be in an
unit state to be vaccinsted, he may postpone the opera
ton at his discretion. and give due notice to the parents,
orperson having charge OF such child, to reproduce the
same for vaccination at q future time.
SECTION 3I5.-The vaccinRting officers shall visit the
several stations appointed by them. at least once in ev-
cry six months, and oftener. If required so to do by the
Minister of the Interior, or Board of Health.
SECTION SIC. Every parent. guardian, or other person
having the charge of any child. who shall refuse or neg
lect to comply with the provisions of the law respecting
vaccination. shall be subject to q fine of Ave dollars
one-haif of which shall be paid to the informer.
SECTION 3l7.-The several vaccinating officers shall
keep q faithful record of their transactions. and make an
annual report of the same to the Minister OF the Interior.
dill Minister of the Interior.
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Sealed Tenders will be received at the Once of the
Minister of the Interior until Saturday, the 18th day of
January, 1881, for supplying Oahu Prison and the Insane
Asylum at Kalaepohaku, with good fresh Beef and salt
Beef at SO much per pound and in such quantities as may
be required from day to day.
All supplies for the Prison subject to the approval of
the Marshal; those for the Insane Asylum. to the APP
proysl of the Superintendent. q. A. F. CARTER,
Interior Once, Minister Of the Interior.
Dec. 81, 1880. jail st
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81 A foot race between two local youths, ambi,
tious of notoriety, is to be run at Kapiolaui Park this
afternoon. The course is to be one half mile the
stakes are $50 a side.
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Regulation of the Board of Health.

All the Passengers per steamer Casssndrs are declared
in Quarantine and are ordered to report to the Sheriff, as
Agent Of the Board of Health, and any person who shall
harbor any of the Passengers on their premises, without
notifying the Agents of the Board of Health, shall be
prosecuted, under Section 285 of the Civil Code.
d2o st 81. A. P. CARTER,
President Board of Health.
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we regret that His Majesty was advised to speak
officially of past IS mistakes"