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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

he Oshs= evuzirzr sn.ne friends q oz-s gave a
Eisis ooaes-z ~ TelsThoas 70 Hno.hS- rS-sy q
Trends Ezile and hAlf away, he Ezsc Vas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

The Raad rlEvod At the Eossi O. aIo-ssy sve-s-
s7- hzs sAs ~eSths- hsazs uzfavu-shle, The amen
dance Vas ros rs lz-,-e ss usnsl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Tee WIS an alarm q sze Il Fsihs- Iz-R1-as
ssAooa las Thz-zasy. II vas sssokly SIlsyca ard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Al q IL s-salzs- Lfissz. Is rs---s1 f-clz -
So and Esz--alss5 ias O. kss-s--1-i,
&C E1ssl sz-sS@ r. s-zvsl-S Fzslse q -
s.ss-zzr III KS Fsss-'s E11y =1z-s-zzia,1s %
shsz- -zzy EzzaS VIE c-usSzz Ia sz-o-1s-'
eaz--ssls of ia C-ozr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

uTHE TwOsEOnF BRICK AID aLsTE
rs.f k-i1z-xr - Q1ls- -res-- -. 11---z bc-lff
4 c. iz-zlT 1crz-l1 Il i1oli-s-sf = Co a. uEfe-
~ =, =. 5,-- ess- 80 cesI.- e tl- s-il1I-z sas
49, - ssi-s-s.su 49, li-1frs-c.J = alae aE1
e 's e s7i-'s . HoL11sTEz 60.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Il s1isioa % tho festivities II tow CT shs tsh-
We lse-z sA&s oz- szS=-aas es-zzzzS lzszzi k4vl-S
sa1s Eaz s-osssae S2G -aezzsc -aSscAss a. kzT.e-
lSzs Pzrk q sAzs 6sy- Sozs u 81 Doz 1o.ed
h.s-ssS vi - OK IL Sad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Tass-s Vas 4 -s7o-se5 roll1e-T ssloE IL T-1s1--
hz- z-u- s-czz-- vs zasssS-1-1 tAEt shs-s : ID
s-zaa Il Il, rzrsss-. he T,olles l-e7r2 = t41i
-sz- rs----s5 s-Zk 70 his ho1ss sd sAo1Sa-
sass-s vas soz,s czs II rs hozse -o1zzS Az-- tz1
tas-s vas - e-s3s,,s Il Az So tAzE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29
BALES RUGU
F0R SALE BY
u. HAcKFELD & CO.
NOTICE.

T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
i krrs -srs- = y Es--el1 fl1 r5Ers q 4tE1r1sT %
-f--i~r- j. r. PAEfs-
Esi.sEl. My IA. ~ 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

he Ss'Enriss- lzse Nsoa1szs. slid q Moassy
fOr SSa Fssaeisso WITH = .eSaro q szc&r. Al oae
t-ns 4 sAo1chi So raigAt - sozth for lSso-.
Sc Is hs.4z- xzrploysi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29
NOTICE.

EEsh-- : Cas- E11z = suy-s- 1is-l - f1-e T1-t
- - ~ = AIsTAEDEE - Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

NJ. WA. G-rsS ssilS sOz FSznirS's ISlsna to
axy, n his scAoone- he .rsssss HTsllrr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29
NOTICE

nxHE AHxrAL uEETTSG or THEsHARE-
n k.i.asiz q ~ Ds1H-1Er Fg-ei1- III te tsli u
~ r.lu-s .e ~ Cl1e gz Asl-s1L u -, - -
s1-a-rERE :. g81EI-E1i1.
- s=zs=zT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

fsciy satisfactorily. he has grcsi hepes ct his arte-
sianSeiL TIE men who have undertaken il are
capital hands At their business thev Understand
every detSsl and are sursased ith 50 snucA laho--
saving machinery. Their arm vssrAs toz and
where TIE CroSRd Is scgt cuts fAroaSA il like
eAeese, NVhez Mr.. wIias- left last Saturday they
hS6 Eos down a feet. he sxpocsS fze Sesalss 6St.
inc the p-esens veak.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Nsss-S c R-szs- Z Co izsszs ss'c - s-srs -
sss.-saz = ~ B-ssS- Block q Fo-s sz-Sss- h
r-Szas 70 he b-zs o. ) sAzs 81 E-ssszs oec-Eisa
~ II. Il D5,ks1z- X z-oz25 Eao-s S-s - Be
s--s5 - s1r IVY sso-ss, N-5 E-sz oaz-Elssssl Is
" be ozs q ~ e-sSs saacks II sAs o1y-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

4 za-ssszzS q al rozzS zaez va intend -
Ts-sicsrs;s n ss FESTIVITIES q te oo-szs {th *
sSly. Is 7eSzsssea Il he roo-ss * facsss EosS
O. so--.o--oz sve-i-z. - rS-secs z--a=.Ss-aszts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

In oz-szTTasz.sz. VI X fozz5 ~ izss-eS-l-S
issss- sro-- L. EoaS-s CollS-Ji -slxsizy % s-ESr
czlsz-e Il MEni,S- Rczzzs E25 Gas zlsa ol-a-
-zzzsczsi1z q ths teos5s1cs q ESSzz5&2 to-ssss-
soSzsas- wa osas- ssisc,ea s-ss,,ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Tz S=asszsS & IL No-ss Fszcssc ATiSsssz T-s=i-
KS vlo lave bs<z = S-z-Z-szzs fo- sv'o ssSks-
lsss ~ sAs ssse=S-s q NOISY Sad T1sSszy .oc
tae rz-Soz< vz,z-s r1-lzhss. vAs-s srrszls=s-ss
hs-e bsSz --sSs so- thsz - lzhor G-z=s tAz-
v--ss---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Wax ths nv -sSzlzsso-ss WI rssz-5 % IslA25
1-1ssc cuze On Il VII rs-AEEs- II S vel .o- sly
lEsr --zvsls-s NJ 50 tAks no zaoe bzSCzgss IS
IL r-aosss & s---srSssa- Is rz1ose1v -os calcz-
lssz5 - s=T-ors ~ 1rqs1-z2as q 6slsc1a<Sy
ss-,s-s 81 s-sSs<
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

We give below lester which has hen received
ty The Fovvsrn 0fce in reT0y n letter addrcssed
10 the Rosssl Department st Washington. The
next step viii ee to address the Central Bares1 AZ
Bsrae and II pr0pes powers are set 70 Mr.. Martin
in PARIS this country viii he able 10 enter the
Caivprssl n,Sssl UniNa certainly BY January Isl
lSSs and pcssitly nv ocsoter lst If this war. Il
vii be nosscea that the ext-a-ter1fsorial rate
ehsrced by the Uaitd States for letters in transit
ter HrroVe Is les thAa originally Supposed. We
OYsne shSt TIE expenses viii handy Be rs lsr,e as
ne imagined at firS;s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

T-ss-s kzs hsez sre cisA-sz.s ozs a. sss co-=sz
- Eazs za6 Czsza ss-ess- al ~ cls s-ilSzSS have
nov SsSxrTSare6- AID a. sooa Is lie zzhsssA ASs
hesz ols8-sd away. vu-k VII he cczzzaslscsd IN
.l,a 49, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

A-czz sh,se w -ss-z = IL >ssrzs ST : 8
Nss EsS-ssss cksst. Re oszs - As-s - ~ a.
sAs sssz5s bzt = o1zss-os-,as C ~ s.t-z----'s
-sS-sszs,zs ks vs< zzIAas % . - Es ea-1s
asA,-s caos szs sks-- bsiaS sHksz tx sz-s--
r.,v -usse-. and ftz-r i-sc - htz7s & IL nv,
= sssss.v saa.R :, Us sA7 and s-zzly rztzse1 so
s-ssr SCI B1Hyfsz aCsZ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29
,arH IdFtlfssmHfs,
TO LET

CONE NEATLY FURNISHED
- -p-.rs r--h ta-lA-uss a-s1.3a.- t---z-s q. Ns
E-r-1a s5-r-r * q T. Z Etsszlaz- = E.--z1-s S.
N t-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

TIE CHR Day vs szv ulk vsCOa taxing II
extra szrr,eS s-u-z TIE ~o5~ vs1a tie S-ua tsil-
sluar sae waikiki rus6 N wonder zaiIk Is Ssa-
L il has 70 be rV-Szsu-ca5 ~ s2cA expensive
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

he rad --1ks-S L-s NV rEF11y rssa----s IL
III coz-x y % lie Ice WC-ks- L vi = E-s1-
os--s--- u shass vko h1vs e c-cSs . ths osAs-
sss q ths sS,1-S vasz thsy Errrc1cA IL *
sssrs - - PA he Pa rosS X spy 10
sEsz--y ress-ly. ~ y, vs CA EA-y eI--ls ~
gass S-7s-7zs,r sc- rs cca&lua- b Is *
hs-,sS - sl-srsv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29
a CHAILEHGK.

THFRFBY CHALLENGE TOTROT
L - - lroTECDCEE- rzli1sr az E1rze =
- e. faf 50 zs-1-esl - g = -5el- 1-1 y
A. a-n1-zr e 1i51sT. frl- 50 - - 49, ~
- - frlr - So rs EL1l.e-Ee ~
-. - z = Z 8 aExEr 6. rszADEAr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29
nv BrIIDIyGs or F0RT sTREET.

THE UNDERSIGNED INTEED
Il = s-eez rs ErssE z-eres ~ 5es- - rs-l--1-
-5-1 - BreE1r's 1,crE H1-rr D-er.1r.t 800
- - Tt-ss E1rii if1rs all 81 1ll5 sll 1rd
~ - - - = 80 IT,. rrreEfs fIrr-E -
rEr.lE t1rE - az sd rt-r-- -cr-c- = ~ ail-
1.lI - 81 rr--I ~. -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

ArcV- TOwx
Co. oszs Sp-eeAels has retained frsn aEAzi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Las THz-sany 1Tr- WAY THys,-- o-gEzss1 q *
Azs-szas -x< =n--ss5 20 HIS C-s=z5zrss1-z-
ne -ls5sz-.S H-uzEas GU - 1szRl cAz-oa I'll e
s-ss-.ss Asssr ~ es-s-c-y rscsEEa11 Us 1zl1
a. IL h-zss & N-s~ e E. BssA1r. Miss C-ys2-
sz.-az-S lzsslv zssz-ae6 = - als21s ksas-
ls-.Ssas-.ss say VIA lie sasas-asa5 VTsr Sss1A
NzS Ss-u- V-sSs5sG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Gsez--1l Co--lv WI Aoi5 -soeVssoz n hoao- q
shs Ise1h anniversary x liz Deela-ssioa q II
SeFsz3e1es q IL Uzsss5 S-SseS & Ar-e-sos- @
sAs E,=-sA AZ Is -sszssaos- eo-as- * Lilis.N A1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

wH1-k- PlA-.assoa Is abozs EnssA:zz E-s1dizz
sAe r-szezs czvp w25oA WI szesei sS0 tA0asN7d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29
SITnATInN WANTED
NOTICE.

ny A GERMAN GIRL As NURSE
10 - tss es1l 1871 - Sss s . - 5ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

S7-scksZS' XII szlsAed zria3zas fo- thiS crop.
iNss vssk- We aSvs uos ls1-sed - szsc. 8r-o-zt
q s-ca- r-z.s. ~ s-v lzo-se6 tAzs e v2s Sbo-t
sfsss- kz-srss .c-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

HE s-Aao,sr 4 rT4-5-sz GAR a-r5vsd s; K&h-l-i
On Sz-5ty 5zzg 80. v5;A Ind q lz1aAsr tc- I.
L Eo1-v-- wLils s.-szzr.z-c 70 sz.as- IL Po-s
vlsh5zi PIX So soaoAsd q ths rssf. oz-sz-S
srs--- .-r--r--s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
n Bst-f q Tr-stcss o. TIE Quss1s Hospital sin b
~ AZ Alisc1trf Hale o Saf1rs1y ne 81 JAY iue-
sftsFIr sfrrr u Nesii-E u the Qzeel's Hospital
Sosssf4 i nss-z-aes- Pc 0r1sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Tae sraoazs- Eazz,ss salsd f-o= Esh-,-i to-
Szz F-zao1soo * sAs sssa rs v5sh taa o4-go
- So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

O TEz-s5zy C lssz week III. BsyaoaaS,
os-rsz,s- s. Grove RGaeA r-1-ssli1-. Vas sIQs-i
rlsz.lz-, VIZ s1zs gait p's5z- caps S-5 o1s
szrlo5s6 zzzzpscesdly E-5 b,sE q IL waols e
IL r-555s Ezesr q Is left k2z3 sid r2-s C The
so-s Ezcs- q shs sz=s hEai and br-issd he
sh-zA NJ Rsy2ol5z : careful zza1. b1s nos-
vzlAss.Ea5z-g Esz El-A lis sd tossasz-- Too.
r--1G care ca-aos ts oAss-ve5 II tie uss q S1cA
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

We ~ tat tie rosa szthozsties have supplied
sherasslves With an extra l.; * males ard thsi
they are nov abe 70 % vithOoi TIE ballook
v@SuzS, which were s-Cai nuiSanoe whenever
thsy harpened 70 be workings they hroke The
fsacss s-asshc3 the tsi3res. overturned the lamp
PISS ard ne ko-Se-pcsts. frightened carriage
hozSeS, and vsshsi reSrirg5 s=oA st-o7g lsaSus1e
70 urce thea aiosr. TIA, they were Persecs o1rse
10 SRy asicAso-hooa shrozsA which they hSi 10
pSsss Tie eozay1Sizss stozt thea have heSa load
Sz5 dcST> We earnestly tr=si that the u'aleS VII
s=ooeeG Il 6os-s AZ LIZ vo-k thst Is rc9=irea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

On Szas1v uac--s-s irsa C=asar Ts-l ssFa--'si
srrsz -a1rss 81 s0E-5 q c1s e CO Soss117,S
s-sss-s-S ses-iy Essor.et = A. s1c1iz-l Ei1's &
cs-sss .--s cc-rsysS sAsz C - Setiaoz- E''ase-
y-s-s Rssfs-s-z r. ~ zs1sl,y slE15 zizzsr- &C
Nssssv as7s-isass saEz & sAse- vrSas-s'r-'s.
S--azs sAsz sssz va a eozE-ssz1sa1 < srs
49, - q, ~ Eszazr= EzcAscac-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

rczt -sass-x ~ rsz1szzAsr NJ. NJ k-z- -
sa.s---zsszc rsc-is-.lz uAo oeiiscaee q ai-s &
f.-< 5s1s-s T. salo1--S a. an ti-E = 7sE'sT-
Tsssr 80 a-so aa SIXTY g a1n- tart - tcc-as-
-szsssz-a- kas ztziro1 o. czfrit sef 8a-as-i-g
A. Ersczzut u syl=S q - c=z ao7r-- -i'-
g--s. i-.sasss & szir-.S 1sl a asSss-i CHiis'1l-
n-s h.azr r-oqs-iy rS-zss q &C ~ sllsss,
s-r-,e rz--z 4 0ccceer =f1i-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Ttsr-ao-s, oc--z-su-ag1 = ees,EzS NV
~ zsa-s Il zszaz1 SlrsuL r3-a--h u--ss
krrs aeez - - sz-z< ~ las Essk Az ->1-s
r-s -azr zas-s Fscraf s1s2 css----z - a1--- =
cs-saz-c 3 q r-sE1 ou1rs-ls1ee tz-- W Fssszz-s
.A.s - rz-s. sAsrs IN 4-E-lF &c a h-lse -a-A11-
- .sss-n-zs- TAs -f1-1--11s h1T zusa have
-s.asr hrt ss--s e IL tssallE aass-s zrie-1Ey +
.Ae rzzss-s u1lze EIr-ssri-- II 1hse IL hKl-z
sa.r 80 e-z-=zss az7 C -rrFeri- Ccc=s--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

VI krre --zez cc ssEs-a1 cr-ssaGs shzt scc-s-
49, sHs--.s - 5rcs -rE1-5s kssE5-< - -ur7s
s-a-- NJ $40 " hEvs -h-z rcrrsrig
--r-a.saz-ss- -szr ssszas b s=sEs q s-rnss1 a.
s-r.ss ,-ers 8 usek- Z szzs = z-s 51as- tAsE "
Trsrs a. sl1FEE q -HzE usaiasr - sVsr ny 1rEs
$50 We Az rrz-4 t1rt IN EzL--es. az IL rs
-.asr e -aa Esznz Szs-~ls7r- az n-r as lE--s Hz
sAsr sA--as Be- szz " Do MI -z-E r1Ea tAs 1s-is
era sr-e-se s-r kssr-r rcrs Eaol- un,s t1sF AZ
n. Il orszr- -uulz - E--pa-s5 y E-y Lszasnsi-s-
a-z--s ms zsnas q Sz---s1y q sa-ly C
S--srr --sr-z-.r . trsak -. d NrEzsaEz's
- Fks-e z.ezs - - s---s rs.-zzE- z-s-1z-51z
re,zs Is -l1-s 81 E-sszz-az Ea5 s1susssezl r1s-
e..---s t.s-s ,s,-----..z ses-s III 51zz @ss G
-x- q --z-ss sas r-zzss oz-7.e - zzzzzsrssza
~ -.r-s shu- IL -as- q --n=Ez5 k= r seems
ra.s~ --sa- lrss- a sar--sr 51uk gu az zrt--
w-s 4szss IN C. 1auE e rlaisrzzzz hars AEa1---
Az sza=z-ns nj zz=rz azz EEnazs uAsrz E-sEE-
rsr-s -e-sz-,s nay k51s- We hive 5- r-Erz 5111rs
IN tAs zzs5sr@
q SuszsrT tur.na1u lass. a ~ ed CzsE
E-az sa.u-<- to-- q Nzz1-z Ezzss1 q A7-z
r--.-seE - - ezFrzE =zs-lz KS 1.s-Es1 Ct =
- -a-zss.s-,szs & - zzvsr- Lsa -EE1u E@
s.sus rr--sls t,-s-zzz So p, tt-u=z-z Ia hrs
Hs ba--k- ua-srsv ipsEzriaz - hz7 Ezssi--
80 hes--v .--rlzn=-a= e1z5z Sa Lad q uzEa= Ii
- harzs ~ uza 1-1=-lsz F--tlzlsslF M
80 -.,.-uzu-s CT sha rz-uE- t-s driver En-lsaa
a-~e u-r u e=-as {. mFs hz@sa1 Ezuz . E1uz
-. vastH ka zssarTaz fr hiE gz-alssE-sls-
ws..sr a.rs -,s---.s'l E-1z. EEriznz- H
- - r-.z-s.r q * --zzzT + ka-r Eluz..s1
---z.- r-rr-r-7 ~ II. Is m al s-r,lI ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-29

Kahonu. q a. " PAmahoa, It al-Appeal from
the decision q Chief Justice Harris, overriding
demurrer Castle d Hatch for plaintiffs; $. B.
Dole for defendants
Hara. - rs Mehek1la. k.-Appeal from the de-
cisiou Of Justice MoCully. sitting IN divorce ".
L HolokAhiki for hbell2nt J. L Kaulnkou for
respondent
- divorce suits
National Republican., 1881-10-22
CAPTAIN HowoATE,s CASE.
An Indictment with seventy -four Counts
Released ON HAIL.

-ReIenscd ON Hall.
The grand jury having completed the
examination Of witnesses in the case of Captain
H. w. Howgate, charged with embezzling funds Of
the United States while acting discussing oficer
Of the Signal oficc, yesterday brought in an in
dictment against him containing seventy four
counts. II is alleged in the indictment that the
sums taken were as follows: February Is, 1870.
si2,i0o October Is. 1870 81, 500 October 90 1872
$1,000; November IL, 1879, $4,000; August 2i. 1880
si2,4s0.12; November 10, 1873, $500; Sep
tember 10, 1879, 500; october %, 1879, 500;
July &c, 1880. $1,000; February 12, 1880,
5000; May 81, 1880 $1,000; February 49, $780, s375;
February 20lssO s375; April g. 1880 80 200 April o.
$780, 5000; June q. 1880, S4SlS8; July 20. 1880,
s54Siss; August 0. 1880, 5000; September /, 1880,
| $3.50; August 49, 1850, s6,23O; September L. 1880,
si23O; September l. 1880, $500; September @ 1880,
$500: December s. 1879, $500; December 16, 1879,
$500; November 25, 1879, s2,567; No.
vember 90, 1879, $500; November %,
| 1870 sl,067: March 10. 1879, SIS; March 20.
1872 SIS; April 90, 1870 s7b; March Q, 1879, s75;
June @ 1879, S75; July 2, 1879. SIS Augut p 1872
$751; September g. 1870 s75; October TO- 1879. s1375O
November 8, 1879. 500; November 7, 1870 500; De-
comber 8, 1879. 500; January g. $780, s75; January
o. $780, $751; January 49, 1880, s75 March 90 1880 s75
March 30, 1880, SIS; April a. 1890 s75; May g. 1880
$40; June 3d. 1850, $780, July "a, $780, S75 August 81
1880. SIS; December 27, 1878, SIPS; December 2S
1873 Sl25; january 1879, Sl25; February 3, 1872
SIPS; February s. 1879, SIPS; March IL. 1870 SITS
March s, 1879, si75; April 1, 1870 s75; May s. 1879
s175 June q 1872 sl75 July 10, 1879, SIPS; August
p 1870, SIS; January B. $780, 500; January II, 1880
sl25; February 10, 1880 SIPS; March Q, 1880, s125
March 8, 1880, SIPS; April "a, 1880. s125; May s.
1880. s125; Juno 0, $780, s109o.18; June 12 1880
s1,O9O.1s; June a. 1880, $500. In the course oi
their examination the grand jury In before them
the following witnesses: Louis v. Caziarc, Robert
Craig, W. E. Birkheimer, D. II Bates, r. II. Roch.
ester, J. B. Van Eveny, Leonard Whitney Norrii
Peters, w, d. Moses, and L. G. Tillotson. Shortly
after the presentation Of the document Distric
Attorney Corkhill asked that the defendant b,
called, and If he failed to answer that bench
warrant be issued for his arrest. Thereupon thu
court made the order as requested. but subse
quently Captain Howgate, accompanied by hi
counsel, Mr.. A. d. Williams, called at the Cit.
Hall and complied with the legal forms necessar.
and was permitted to return to his home OH tn
original bail of $4,000
National Republican., 1881-10-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. William Blackburn, a prominent
citizen OF stauntop. died on Tuesday last
Typhoid fever RACES in Orange County
and in the lower end of Madison County.
Matthew Glenn has been appointed
postmaster at Free Shade, and Thomas A. Vaughn
at Vaughn.
There are SO many springs in Virginia
one would suppose there would be more elasticity
among It's Inhabitants.
Confederate bonds are still in great de-
mand in Richmond. It'll said that they are bought
for SHIPMENT to Europe.
The Norfolk and Portsmouth cisterns
are empty for want Of rain, and much inconveni-
ence is felt for lack Of water.
Messrs. J. G. Guerrant, j. d. Blair, and
John +. Rison have been elected to fill vacancie,
in the Danville town council.
Major Thomas Shumate, who has col
onized large number of colored people from
staunton and vicinity in the State of Iowa. is agar
in Staunton, and proposes to take out 150 more OF
the oath Of this month.
The following postmasters have been
commissioned J. II. Gochenour, Alonzaville
Shenandoah County; s. NJ Smith, Aral Carroll
County; q. P. Kerns, Kentuck, Jackson County
West Virginia; Thomas Glassar, Big Isaac, Dod.
bridge County. West Virginia; j. c. Mccoy. Fally
Springs, Greenbrier County, West Virginia.
The Debtpayer thinks that the possibili-
ties Of the Washington and Ohio Railroad are i'm
mense. With an extension Of sixteen miles from
Round HILL its present terminus, to Berryville, Il
will tap the Shenandoah Valley Road which join.
both tho Chesapeake and Ohio and the Norfoll
and Western. 1t will thus become the shortest
and most convenient route for the trade and trave
Of oil those roads to the National Capital.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
A THRILLING STORY.

Myrtle had grown up TO be q beautiful
woman-a flower Of beauty that men stopped to
look at as she passed along the street. Everything
that wealth could purchase was lavished upon
her. Why, then, did she stand in tho conserya-
tory with the wistful look in her eyes and nerv-
ously pull to pieces the rosei
This will be explained later.
From hor position at the window Myrtle sees
through tho falling snow the figure Of man. It's
papa" she cries joyully to herself, clapping her
shapely white hands together In childish glee.
She was right. The old man was coming home
TO supper.
Presently the man, who came along through the
snow with sturdy stride, reached the house and
assembled the front stops Myrtle was waiting in
the hallway, and as he entered the door threw her
arms around his neck and kissed him.
Papa" she cried, "did you get it,"
Get what, my darllng3'
"why, what told you about this morning.
sllas J. Bowen thought for a moment swell,
I'll be dun. .swizzled to Cohosh, Myrt but clean
forgot that drafted candy"
Ho had broken his vow.-Erom "Mprties Lpck,
bv Henry Hinber.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
from tho rapacity Of the Ogden Fellows Com
pany. That was his last public service"

from tho rapacity Of the Ogden a Fellows Com
pany. That was his last public service"
ANECDOTES or GOVERNOR BLACK SNAKE.
"Ten-wan-nc-us Che Governors Indian name)
was a young warrior at the massacre OF Wyoming.
He ofen in later life would laugh in telling US the
story that, on the retreat, being very hungry the
Indians entered grist- mill where they found
large supply OF -four in bags ready for transporta-
ton. They took MS much as they could we'll carry,
aud went on a few miles to good springs and tim
Der TO camp for the night Fires were soon kinded
with steel, flint, and punk. The -four was mixed
with spring water, but the bread was baked In
quicker time than Indian ever before witnessed,
and baked solid-into stonei The -four taken
from the mill and luggcd 10 far for Indian vctors
feast wns ground plasterf'
few years prior to Governor Black Snakes
death railroad from New York to the West was
projected, which, owing TO the typographical
formation Of the country, was to cross the
Allegheny Reserve. The late Colonel Augustus
y. Allen who was familiarly well-known to the
Governor as an enterprising lumoerman, and who
was honest in his transactions with the Indians,
was the agent Of the railroad company In securing
Its right-of-way. Allen and the venerable Gov
ernor had crossed the Cold Spring plains-thickly
studded with the tall stumps of blackened pines,
reminders Of the destructive fire that had few
years before swept ruthlessly over the plain
readily agreeing upon the route for the road and
the price to be paid as rental. Reaching JimesoD
Hill, which projected its precipious sides for two
miles M a wall to the right bank Of the Allegheny
River II was seen that the most skillful engineer.
ing and Irish wheel-barro genius would be re-
quired TO construct the railroad around this rown-
Ing mountain.
"well, Governor Black Snake, this Is hard old
mountain"
"Yes, Colonel Allen, tall and firm, as q chieftain
OF the Alleghepies should be-"
$50. Governor, you should not charge the COM
pany anything for right OF way around this noun
tain; the land is good for nothing for farming
purposes"
"Jimeson Hill may not be very good for farm, =
| said the Governor, "but then II Is mighty good
| land for a railroad John " Elnnn.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions I'm the Various Dis.
trict Departments.

trict Departments.
Building permits have been granted to
George r. Herrck, trustee, Fourteenth street. be-
tween O and r northwest, two-story brick store,
81 600 II. w. Garnett, street, between Ninth and
Tenth northwest, two two-story brick dwellings,
81 200; Eliza Cox, 222S Eleventh street northwest
brick addition TO dwelling, s225; Duvall & Mari,
repairs to frame dwelling, 80 Congress street,
Georgetown, 500; Lawson Bcal Pierce street, be-
tween First and North Capitol, frame back build
Ing 800; and Frank Mcfarland Good Hope Hill,
frame shed, $40.
The Commissioners have received q communi-
cation from Mr.. d. oCallaghan, attorney for q
number OF photographers of this city, in which he
claims that they are exempt from license tax, aud
asks that the subject be referred TO the Attorney
Of the District for an opinion.
Permission has been granted Mr.. j. X. Sharp,
agent of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company in this city, TO remove the frame bag
gage room on Sixth street to the curb-line while
a new brick baggage building is being erected.
. In reply to n complaint of Mr.. J. J. Shedd, Of
li02 Fourteenth street northwest that the terrace
Is too far out In front Of lot at the of Scott
Circle In square 1885, tho Commissioners state that
the irregularlty in the width OF the pavement was
allowed by the board Of public works in laying
out the street. As there is width Of twelve fee
of sidewalk they do not care to interfere with tn,
lines as established.
The Commissioners have informed Mr.. samue
L. Phillips that 1t is their intention next season tc
lay an asphalt pavement on New Hampshir,
avenue, between Dupont Circle and N street.
A conference was held by the Commissioner
yesterday afternoon with a delegation of stall
owners In the Washington Market headed by Mr..
George NJ. Oyster, and General Birney on behalf o
the market company, I'm regard to fixing the mini
mum rent to be charged for stalls. without ar
riylng at any conclusion It was decided to hear
further argument on the subject Monday after
noon, when the marketmen will be represented
b able legal talent.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
a, pravy,. p. =. ChnpeI CColorea).

The work being done by The minister,
Rev. o. st. James, in charge of this chapel, is in
every respect highly gratifying and fully deserving
of the support accorded by Rev. Dr. Leonard and
his parlshioners OF St. Johns Church. The minis
ter in charge is young, talented and earnest in his
work, and through his efforts a live and active
membership from among our best colored citizens
is connecting itself with the Episcopal Church.
The singing by the choristes at the vesper service
In the afternoon Is highly credtable and II is well
worth visit TO hear them. The Sabbath school
is very encouraging, both as 10 attendance and
progress. The aid rendered by the ladies OF 81.
Johns Church In this particular branch OF church
work speaks well for their well-known interest
and llberality in that direction. The minister is
also assisted In his good work by some Of our best
colored citizens, many ofwhom were formerly con-
nected with st. Luke's p. X. Church, but who have