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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
AILToHNs OF
Life Insurance Policies Issued
OF
EXAMINE TIE Szw
ToNTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.


ExfF1ct from letter of Hon p r. Lsrt
certify that have taken cut Touilnc~ oollcr In
the YORK Life insrr1pce CO. FOR $500. ftsf ~
gard = A. the best and faEs. pian of Llfa lnsara1-
and that the principles rbed In tha usw r-n afIrr
carcfu cx1nl1atiDu. hsF1 Ifmofed the at|eefirnf
1re heretofore entertained sriinst Life lnsnrance
hare steadily declined 70 insure uulli - onfnss
EELOw.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

nuRggG MY ABsENCE Rn0m THIS
~ kl1@1c4 NJ sca. z A. WILLIAMS win At ~
- D al 1A1tefk d bllee1 u1dfr fIl fcueT ~ A.
a.ss..l.. Asza..l. M :. = ~l15sass y !. &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

Tz Izz EP1u hose rscizz had better be
azzEn.ssd= u rzzler ze had better have s1Ee lzE
zouu tEs 1z-ssr- and zof 1t Il be II TIE p0sir111
rf gIze of chance EnrsE rzcTlE- Ersu FrDEeT-
y e1rried cut % manly sport, Z has moreover
eurzi1srzEle ard benEEclzI In1zs1cz Epn1 the
sick cf cSs1z-TT- Il 4 when kcrse rze-zz cegsu-
srz-es ito Esh5cie fox EEI1ilzzz and lisc1r1zte
Eeeez1G of the r1blle thai : bee1uEs ca1teI
and pernica11s- The Ixz cEEhs 70 distinguish b.
tween the tz1- "A ths caEe nDE stzrds- t1srz =
Id relIE-g VIE EInt Los BE arrzizued fax aiding
and shet1iEE II > gzlIe Of chzl.z- On ths 4sE of
TzlF tazs Els ttarnr aeosG sz {15zs q ccs o tE0
rzeEs= 4 Euzd u niee FlSn- II Ills Ho1or lad %
zErrecce HHE EsEcr for s-1l--g ard zbstzE--z-
J1kI1z zart- srse step Is nsesszz-E- 70 oze Is %
higurec Tz hlle n - Elzh 20 ~ 55si1 KteiE -
tlEetEer. 10 tEoCehtf1l uaz i - ezznorzd q
rzczzz tat Ee would wish 70 . Ez1ber Of peo-
riss the crr-Ezz1-y czz-cEzllzzd y t1s system
q betting and p0oi sslllaz Ehich Is sr1FI-g Up
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

ItgrDTides Tor ones faniy a. ordInarr Life rassr
sne iIs money returned Hth Interest On arriving a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

hVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been appointed, By the Suprenc court Trnsrrs
and adminisiraior Of tAe estate 81 he late THuuas
Mkkk. q Honolulu. hereby notifies al parties inifn
ed 10 said estate, 70 make immediafe rayusal % ihs
undersigned; All parties havinl prpcry IN their chasra
belonging 10 said estate are requested 70 ncir he
administrator Of The sane uiihoaf delay. All rn-iien
having claims srainst said estate are Eeqncltel ID
present the tuly authg ntcaIfd. 70 The unter-
signed within six mcnths thty viii Be- forever harcd
n. q. CHAnBE.
Trustee and Adminisiraios
Estate Of Thomas Meek. deceased
Hououlu. July 18Th. 1881. So sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

neal,s ~ sa1e tsrse an alae.arl ~ eeN ~
f,er.cre i oefnZ made. IN hclA e4<ce< men are
S1rfVseG - 1rcken ~ recEece2 hse - tAis ETY.
= esssea rasss se,issAessS and lse1 sne faise y
sxs.spae 4 Nlle vAesa bclA slike e,Ain - their
Efr1 d cctA caSsN - fAr - an al1etcf9 - rrete
IN nehle sPfria carfiea ca With tsortc(Y 0Sr
nity and eAsrfSy, aeope en ccsnpls4ea ~ eueerfn;
sssssils, Ne esssaAlls ussA tAssa 6ssa sI,rsA
NJ. FsSosAn Aas Sas-allsea stAlea,eAs - Ne
ecsra q inraissaisoa ahcu, sAe oeadilloa q
SestA So laecvsrs and has errereaily esked
.s - -Ss,s " NJ SS es.s - - s,s,ss FSsss M
-As y ueSess teese aEe y ee fei3 trpfa Ne date
& arrival u hasc,els. and b - PAID IN tell frCa
lisa &sss III ~ dase * ax<ivAl tAe p,sntAtc.
pes5 fsy Ne naraeer q lsys seryed daring tAe
reesssA, AZ tAs end cs tAiriy-six nsca,es nvra
slxte - arrfval tAe ccnt<sc1 exr<re@ SecanSt-
ksce ta--,lv = ~ have sepers,e ree-,. ne lsw
Ses1az,rS ~ eao's tsss tor s@eS ess.s. ~ s ~
r,an, vile ard tuo eAilSiren. he coadlnE seoold
y vell vsa.ihtteG. ary and kspe constantly eleen
IAfr1 - keaSnS mNS1 st leaSt ccr.S1sl e ere
lsat cSrastress and Scei elaaket, - ee rerlaes9
stesS sVSisasry wear e.'a tear. foeEsA-teoA A
Gfel ueclly ct rtcc IS pct sntclsns tog Sccth Sea
fsla1asrsS Daily ratscnS sAce& inelrie II roantls
x gsce c< pcursCsS rafai kor eaeA Soalt toSthcr
VITA, eeef ard salrrca, fresA eeef - b Scprlsed
eeessocally. frorsr diel shocld b Esyen N tinae
&C sscknsSs, FSftk-tS = racSt irapcrt&ni artsclN.
Il GSls wizA rnsical sttsrasrees roirstr ocl thai
i rsEss &c r-ofeSSscnsl Whsrs Il can he ehtsinsd
he important clause i IS tcltoWS No lAeorsr
wAo insists that b Is unae,e - uork oa acccrnt
ot GneSs> Shpcli Be coc,rsllei - % ~ exeept es
prc1ecnccS ey tks physician - ee able - ucrS.
IL the seSencs - SIKH physician, ke Shoald ee
tcrced - lahor - the la1gneat q a subordinate
oversees oS izrs, EseA esss q alleged sickness
sAcaa3 ee ca-seey co1saaered ~ The eraployer. -
II ossN & The Seath u man ocnpclie1 ~ work
vhsa rsally IL il u,gAt BE hcd as raan- slaughter,
Iefs VII certainly, Il p-opsriy earned cut eave q
vhclsscr>e ctsct rpo1 srnr1oysr ard employed.
We are esrscsally sad 10 ~ thai II this clause
Is acsed Grcc mach q the aiScontcrt On certain
plantations VII oe sllsyed We ars S1rc that Mr..
kHSSsza VII ea-efsi,y watch ovcr the Interests %
tAose vho are u.rder his cha-ce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
4 Fine LIne of Mournlng GoOds


IF- ". Eoes ~ Frct sttenfio. % shc ranfs of her
pstro1E 1oezte ier1s, ana fsrnishfn1 oniy frri1ss
arces II hez lac % merit fhafe u fhec1blic pat
rr11Es- 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.

Jas. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,
CHAWAUAN CONSULT
Cn6srtlksz ths PIrrh4ze Ead shiPezt Of All kinds q
British lad Cousizsutai oois and VII hs1d 70 receive
orsrs az rates either fres board shipping port il
Ez-ups Or delivered ship (5ut vith datT fnr buye;s
rceu1uu Il H0u0lalu- Szch Orders EaE Be zeeo1-
paafsi by rsiftIuccs payable in L0adoH san Fr1n
ei.- or he viii -aH a. g. tsys sfsi s-zinst confirmed
erssfts fru11 Hcuol1lz E4zke-s otss-Eiss suit
TIE CuuTg1isuce q buTsrs-
zsFEEEyrEss
NEssRs- WI G. IRWIN CO, Hoaolasz-
HON " L GREEN. Hozciuiz
HON J : WALEEE- H1zoillz-
TIE AGRA BANK Limited, London
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

VIZ vsrs present. last Sunday az the Political
High M1ss, cslehratsi b. Bsskop Hermann and on
h7nkIrsz ru1ld the cunzrsEEricu Wsre shocked 20
see 4 EUuEz badly afzictsG with Lzurusy. Hsrfare
sT=uIisn ID. rzrrihla siEnt- Tha< i shane and 4
6sEraee % the 4zthnrI-ies. We ea1 only hope that
the 1szt Legislature VII handle al ea-slsss on
efahs as shzv deserve.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

WEE EzEa beez shezz z5ue e1pis q t-zcI1Ez
=zrE 1szzis14EF dnzz- AzJ0Ee. =Eo has srEat
zrT -Il1s n an sn-regrs cf-lcs- E101s rJT E---c1
fi-lE = tzken u Z uzkIrz . rzu5sr Ct eoFies b
Ihs E-sEkn1 y zh5Eh tAsss copies zrs ootzi-za I.
a. f8ia0zs- DE1Izz-T crzElEz PzPsE = 71sce1
with j rErtl-zlzr snlrti1u AID cEiEd Z : 1zKk
rizss- y Ken = ccuF = . Be E-zdz tEz trzcl-E l5
Iz5d 1pru tEas szcztzzz rare- zzd Pises q stzss
CFsr IA IEE Eisie Is tier EIrn5Efl - ts ll-1
AID II FzET fsE nIIzzzss tie trzezg i cDPled z
En--e zpru dzzx 5lss zZgG11- 1ee ocig Ting
- be sad = ,ssssETrr q t1s rsrh11 y tzs &c
tEo eoi1cs eEz11< b I'D Il ths ozlizai fEzcLzz-
Ezzhf5cz and b7rzf sie-15 c1r1s O1t beSt- lks
clF7 E1e1 enEFisre kzz % b pus IEt0 bath q
Eiss1 u1-er- THIS z-Ettod q cH1pFIz vi zs ol1ee
rzr11EZez1 I-ss44 % al VEa3 EzFe 111-beE q
eI1Elss . lzss- We k1ps z FseE G tEo % b
z ! p0silia1 . I've IL TsesIpt f1< E-zIizg ths
the eEEziczEz.
LaEr s1zzzy ths ns9ly eozzezz.sd BEsk1p q
OI1a n1zt fzr fhs Erz< tizss kis 5ock = Eis high
oflclai ezFaeitE. He cElz5Eztsd Po1tI1czl HiEA
Azss = q sE-zEEh cr5zisd % oTzr11siz,z- AZ tie
Fez- Ee s.drszzsd his Eocl Az Il stood cu -
stsps q TIE zIszx TsEesd Il ttE clzssa5e, s5ztol
q r1e E1lrT q tEs e1zzzh = kez fszst q lGFss
tke z-1rrE- sFz1bnt q rzes ard h11z IL rzzI.ofzi
EDck over SEnl tks HoET Ghosz ks2h I1z1s go1
oFeEzeeEs & e1lzg rerzcEzllg % sszz-t f1r lcst
s1EeR zzd 7zl1Eig rs-Eigl1z t-nss g.5 hzFs fzile.
lzr0 Fits & ern1x zzd ziz- Iss Blzko1 aFpes.-sd
dsed EsEE bEa family kzzzd q tks az end of tha
e-r-- u11 lilz 1Iz lllz % 81 - 1zzzs
c1Ez I'D II sszss q he eeeP 11lsltlitJ IA
II zFs1z IN - et1e zen11zt f9E tse ei.-,1n q
God Cpnu ths 6stails q ne Eit1zi - hare 10
rErzarkE b rzzks, bzf ws zzT EsF rat II A ~
rcrezzt rcEeisE 5 G1GEtLT zEz.1s ftzzz1llle-l-s-
lz-lzZF- tEE - he tEo-F1t rzrlEe1 c1r
1s-..--=es-la rrl1 - e.-1lf fs1-- e7sx ~ ~
hare gwen fInsir Wlzt 2 7iozizz serFics
T w1-ld hare baerl--1zd ti1 IezlI - tie fzrtler
Ez2seti1n thzt Z tzs tEe nsis1InEz-s kzi.l-s1e =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
SpffiaI aoftts.
Furnished Rooms

Neatly and eorlrorssb-s Furnished Rooms cszS1ily
Ioea;sd- nay Be ootaias b applying a. No. Gzrde=
lane, near Bsrst4aa Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

NUIICE
Al persons having Claims against the Estate of the
ATE L " HoPp- hereby notified & present the
sane 70 tie EEdrs;-ns6 Eitaiu six zcuths frua this
Ass q the sane vf Be forsvsr barred and all persons
Indebted to the said estate are hereby requested to
1I.xs tr-rlesiiafc paFne1t 70 ne John HOFP-
No. : ki1F s-rrcs
E1uolzla. August 1, ISL -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
See LIST OF POLICY HOLDERsI


assas s:is = -1'- '-'-'. .. 'l' ''- q. .'-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

~ s. -u-As- aa- 1ssn a71slzs-i rs- A--e-ss- ar
-ts-=--e-f zfra.azz zlz- 11 ria-elfc @ F1--zn-s
sEy -A-ETE
Mr-ra- rf FtlE1cs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

80 -zg. 3 E--1 Ia, se-r t7usizr-i Tx Asse-Cr
~ ~ ls-at ss Efre,zlt f-re rhas E s1is aa
49, -lEN : Wk-kEL
Mlsisr-rali E.1lEl-a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

~ LLALLlNal--A Ll-l-Il---l7l-
t1=- Is rzstI1E fr1u rs exrl-EInsu5- He and his
ssI1Fssrsscs have e1EhE1i E1z-zzI cl11z-zEzlstl1c
Gl1n tkEr Eurk- They have 1sissd bszz1 What
nay prove u Be god work Hay prove 70 BE-
We trzss ariIT prBTs 70 BE- IL our hopes i1z-i-
Ezsi- =e snail rslo1-e heartily and CufEins4ilE n
tke Eurk Eha- has been done Bat thers i ID
work II EhiEh Frsuatzrs crnrrztziztlCE i Ecrs
y &c dEprscassd- Nov cunss the tine Etsn q-ist
o6EerTers VII z5sz ttss results Of tie ATE excite
EEzE- There ara z1Ele tziuEs u TIE EattErIlcs az
TIE Fgrt Street chIrcf thas EE eEz cQUzeud- sou1s
that We czz c1u1Eun- B1s If real and durable
rssEli-s o6Szss1- zs s11l be zad % forget any
hban-slz1rthv elezEE-z Il Is not thz mnGeEtzsy
eject Ehien iz to be considered L Il the sz10Ens
q PsTB1sAslrf E1cd EkiEk has been Go1s. Ehicn
casts halo of ei1ET ar1z1d the zoFgEscs= this
cuIy tine I'll shsz- We earrsssfE hops that tie
end VII E7r1EIly erg=z the =rzk-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14
NOTICE

Dr.. Thaeher's
Denial ofice wiz De elosst unril further notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

~ u71rE sas as Er- ar-z H-psrzzui ss--ut
~ -ss t-s-g-ias--ulurs -zscr cuH-zrss arr Sra
E-az-z Es-a RAP ckErEE
Va-zcz- o. A. I-s-ssr
zz=- usra- Az-zss - ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-09-14

A E1E-S1szr ago We adEertsd 70 so1s little
EzzS tf.a= had been made from tine % tine about
Ct5cs-seskInE, and We thCrzhs that OCr rszz-ks
tnsn would have made clear To any mind rDs u1-e
tEEn orI11narfy ObsuSe- WHAT cur fseiI1-s vsrs
GP1n the 1attEr- II i hard however, 10 make
sulzs peupts see truu ous's 0Eu punt Of TlsF
when they have besn 50 lcCz accustomed 10 TlsE
Z fruu azasthzI- We would Ike therefore % state
eie1-fy that . denial sssssaS EsEisE N our col
uu-E. a1s IN sT1slCu- We would further state.
tha= Ee ara prep a-gd and intend 70 crrfrizE F1Ei
Gus thlzZs N The cnuu11itF. L E1T Be J=JFgHu-
zenr bGrsa1s Il nay Be tns p15lic 'sa-ts Of
I1EiIElIs. that When We Do this. We do L II good
EEIzh and not With any after thozEht q gain 10
ozrzgfTes- II plain English We seek 10 oEes-
Perhaps =s sh8n st Ilss Be understood
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-10-22

The AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT
for October 1st, contains a choice
selection of articles on a wide
range Of subjects; among the lead.
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DERsON--"Celery Planting in Dry
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"Right and Wrong in Rock Work."
Prot. &. g. Caldwell Cornell Uni
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Wheat, Oats and Barley; Sulky
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We call the attention of our read.
ers to the advertisement Of j. Mon
roe Taylor. This house has been
established nearly 40 years, and
their goods are celebrated for pu-
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cookery.
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TESTIM0NIAT9.

To convince the Poor SuiEevsr thct wo oro
honest and thoroughly responsible for all state
Iuonts or promises made by ds, We append tie
fgII
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I. A Hunt, J. Ii. Buchanan, Dr..
L. M. Alexander, W. Z. A!vis, f,
S. Mcknight, DIR. Jno. Y. Murry, j..
b. Blackwell, DIR. &. N. Hunt and
Maj. s. r. Spight.
BY the commlttee-W ~. Wor,
sham, j. L, Rogers j. II. Buchanan
and others.
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0NOGNMMMN
OF THE
TlPPAH COUNTY SUNDAY SCXO0L
OF THE
g50lfyf E N I'IDN,

N&fA4 v AAAf = = 9YAYS
which will be held at the Methodist
Church in Ripley on Friday and
Saturday before the 9th Sunday III
October, 1881, closing with mass
meeting Sunday morning:
1-Convention called to order a.
8 a. IL,
2-Devu,irn&I exercises.
3--DeIegates invited to seats--2
from eaCn school,
4-MuSic by choir.
SAN sddleSS Of welcome, by j. H.
Rogers.
6-What is the Sunday School for,
and what has it accomplished
by Rev. u, l., Cogdell.
7--Dialogue on the Scriptures--by
tho children.
Sour wants and how to meet
them--by DR.. Nj, =. Lowrey.
9--An EsSay, puLjec, Of Ier own
choosing--by Mrs, Jno. \. Murry.
Instrumentation service. conduct
ed by w, VI WorsElsm, F,ii;.Y might,
An address to follow th. service
l,y j. L. Power OF jackson, Miss.
Subject: Order and System in
Sunday School Work.
1.-THE Superintendent, his work
and qualifications--bY Judge JAS
RogAn.
l2--An essay on human economy
by Miss BettlH Rogers.
13--lIow best to Sc, ura the eaily
conversion OF scholars, and their
proper training after conversion.
by Rev. W. A. Gray.
IL Are we Sufficiently awake to
the Importance OF this work! BY
III Ter Lewis Ball.
Il How can we reach the children
who are not in Sunday School!
An essay by Mrs. N. II. Phelps.
16-rhe duty OF parents to their
children in relation to attending
Sunday School. By Jos. Pearce.
17--An essay on music suitable fer
Sunday Schools, and the best
way to secure ii. BY Mrs. Sallie
FaIkner,
1S-Tcachers' duties, in and out OF
Sunday School. By Mra, N, !.
buchanan.
~ &C. Young ladies' requested to fur,
niSh essays on subjects Of their
own choosing, to be read iy
themselves.
2O-What are the difficulties Of
country Sunday Schools and how
remove them3 Address by Rev.
W. Il. Bcr.,.
21- Election OF Officers and other
preliminary business, Saturday
night. Closing address or address
es, interspersed with music.
22-Mass meeting Sunday morn
ing.
COMMITTEE 10 ASSIGN DELEGATES
HOMES.
I. A Hunt, J. Ii. Buchanan, Dr..
4. M. Alexander, W. Z. A!vis, +.
S. Mcknight, DIR. Jno, Y. Murry, j.
b. Blackwell, DR.. &. N. Hunt and
Maj. s. r. Spight.
BY the commlttee-W ~. Wor,
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and others.
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these offices the General is usually to De found
daily, thinking our the mechanical problems
which are n part of the yast work before him
Hhen your correspondent arrived, however.
Gefi Slnlth Whs under tho river escortiuE two
latties through the tunnel. Assistunt-Eprluecrs
sooyslnith and Lo'cloy regretted the Gynesuls
" won't you 70 down?'' said Le,vejoy.
wn1ee mne c noSe!ty qf interviewing n,.y one under
smile OIL tho faces OF the engineers Us they ~
sstee me to dou my black coat, silk hat and
summer shoes, 'lnd don suit of' muddy ovorulis
on with shocking b,ld slouch IN my hcutI. IL
this attire | shambled to the atr-fock The Ra1e
yapned. ana 1was told to get In. Hcsitatlng for
u moment to t'tke " hat WIS lifern1ly II leap Ia
tho dark, Sooysmith cried out, :: There's no
danger: Two ladies' just went down.
afterwards that tho Iudes went down I'm" ono,hnr tr
WY. | went in. and the crowd called Onr.
"Good-by: wen take care OF your clothes 'fTha
that once closed, that :51O0o pounds Of cou1-
pressed air fastcns it securely, You will under
stand what a tight box was in. The cage was
~ 1S Iaa stlilanE: and the pressure OF the air
!" Hold your nostrlls and blow hard,,. said
h;oreooy a;oce Wno yne, was sitting oppos!t holding
manipulated the stop valve with tho other. All
power ut blowing was gone. The terrible pain
in the ears increased. streams Of pe1spiradoa
Dack nupearc1 to pArt in tho middle AMI nv
ups ,y;I, ssfn5ei Ss',, 10 IL. move: p. no,,
~" JpH EEt UIk: 4Hl1 x0FcfQV. hA
grinned. but kindly reduced tho pressure
Get out?' },lsped your correspondent "No.
rye rot to interview Gen. Smith; proceed with
your TORTURE,
Lovejoy Krinned again. touched the STOP
valve. Pnchctt his nose. and bInweu ferocjo,1sfy
All at once be announced that tho AR WIS
ctlanI'zcd, and that we could II, down: i ::,te
on the opposit side Of the cago flew opeu Us II
by nay'c, nnd the entrance 10 The pit lay hc1ore
me- Il descent OF fifty feet, by means Ut r,,pe-
lnd.ler, landed Mr wei and wiited On tho pinf-
form in tho working chamber tl10 degrees
fnhrenhet'. Then We splnshed through 5UG feeE
ot tunuc! out under the Hudson. the passages
only dimly illnminc1 by electric burneraE
each end. Yet 1 hnl penetrated into this
modern inferno: only to ttud that Gen. Smith
into the great shaft- However, you have tnts
interview. ~
, 1881-06-26
COUNTY CONTRACTS.
come of the Evils Resulting from &C
cepting the Lowest Bidders.
Il Crushing Rejoinder to 81 tile Vapor'
ings OF The s. Times.''
Commissioner Woods Reply to the 1uuen-
does Of Fraud.

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
c1,,,eo 1,,,.a3 -I,.tno M dn,bt ona of tho
SnA~e". wy t.s, -, 49,. No.; - =
persons rc1erfeo to III tne artcle ~ lno '." ~
last Sunday as representative e1enent VI
the Buuru, I CHANGED to favor myself with Its
nernsa1 nm tbe t1uv it was published.
1r.r 49, 7o,i,c.hto rooturn II cnotafns ID the
Luz +'e' nos'esAoo '.''.r ..S-.:.n."t o;+,
pretended OBSERVATIONS OF a"pronineht c4tl-
zen," therein represented as saying among other
thinos that the present ring in the Roard IS tue
nost dangerous ealo1 Las =. ~ 1oA 49,
ry'; - that the 1tmes expose Oh ouhuas l"st n"s
awakened the taxpayers 10 tue true c0ndidon
IF affairs'': ..that he IS positive in the belief
*h,. ~. Wood ~. - m, IN his no,vcr IN make a
a1At ~. w.. "a. =. ~ ~ ,.,,,.,..
, 1881-06-26

AT Carson City, recently. YunX Zee, a ccles-
tfal, visited the military rifle pr,,rtice. He wns
ary men. he accepted. ami essyet to shot from
Il kuee resi-, md Also while lying ,luwn. IT.. AvuY
tDld he mt@t shoot 0E-hanL. This he refused 70
way. while. co!linx himself up on his side, b..
thrust the barrel Of the rilie between his feet
atlu at'nctl for the 201 ynrtt tArxeL Three min
ntc5 elapsed, during which time the soldier
t"ys iittcrctl and chucklcd ut the Ch1narnau-
At lasr- when they began to think he had falleu
asleep. he pulled the trigger and mute a buITs
eye He continued firing until he had m,.de
five bulls eyes In succession. when, returning
the. rite, he remarked. "MetIcan mans Ku1
shootce putty good.
, 1881-06-26
Total cost Of lfmestoue-work COM


The total quantity Of limestone in tho build
tnx 1T present is S.:,0G0 c:hic feet very nearly.
so thai tho limestone work costs in the building
cc1lt lower than we have uny rccf.rtl for similar
work citlcr IN public or private buildings.
Prncticni men who rcad these figures will be
somewhat surprised ut tue siluii rate per cubic
foo,, but the figures can he verified. and GER
tainy show margin for the st'1pcndous
steals win which a!l parties Are accused. L
may also recall to ysllr i1linu tho tNc1 that the
bids On tue original work ranged from $4,000
up to $!'aUlt0. or 1horcabout> anu showed au Az
cr7.ee r,itc per cubic foot OF about $:.sj
The cost Of the wurk h,ts been repeatedly
quoted ut amounts varying from $.N0U0 to SG0,-
0J0 over nnd ubnve the actuat figures hera given.
Hence this statement, which you can use ac-
corIiue to your best Judgment. Very respect
fully, J. J. EGAS.