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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-22
w. 3. WADDY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEW Spring Styles. Boots and Shoes. The
~ Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest
Stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered in this
market.
Every man ought to consider where he can
get the most value for his money. A penny
saved is a penny earned All We ask
friends and patrons is favor us with call,
and convince themselves of the fact that we
can meet the demand of ALL
We resolved to aell our goods at 80 small
a profit that the people Must Buy.
Thereby enabling us to keep our Stock All
< failure to examine cur Stock is an oppor-
tunity lost.
We can make it to your interest to trade with
us.
Our goods are bought from First Hands
saving double profit and giving our Custo-
mers the benefit
Country Merchants will find it TO their ad-
vantage to examine our Stock from which
equally good selections can be made at prices
that will compare favorably with those of the
Northern Cities
Ladies' Pebble Goat But BITS 81 % to So 90
French Kid " ' / 25 to so
Last Foxed " 3" l rs to 3 90
" Polish g 90 to 2 90
" Is to l so
Slippers in great variety % TO 90
Mems Calf Boots / 80 to 90
50 Coarse Shoes Solid 80 to / so
Calf All prieau
Misses Boots 90 to ] so
Children's Boots 10 to ] SO
W. b. WADDEY,
10 King Street, Alexandria, Va.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-22

a Nfainc ,v,toa,ta has made n contract.
with O Boston firm to supply 10000
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-22

Breaking the pot in pieces, he hand
ed the old lady a dollar, opened the
door and started for home. Several
years after, he met Sally at a husking
As soon as she saw him she burst out
laughing. g.-SketcheS Of EdrlV Indiana.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
M ss4a 4 sG Il 49, palsa} .aia ssf
Rheumatism Hi Nh !!;lII /.

Neuralgia, sprAins, IND .,5y l,.s.
q Pain in,tha Back and Side.
'rnere d hothihs more painful than these
diseases; Dut ne pain can be removed and
the diseass cured ~ use Of Perry Onvis
psin ~wlnAt su'I y T.s.'. ~ ''4s.3tt 2. .
:. Tsi: ssas . ne. cheap J. r p 7 n:
away frsm frc OF heat to avoid dangcr
Of ezglesion. pqr n A. an untried erpcri-
nenf thai may do more harm than good.
Palm klller, has been u constant use
for forty yeaEA and tho universal testimony
from Al parts Of the world Is. u never
falls. II not only eftccs q permanent cure,
but II relieves pain almost instantaneously,
Being q purely vegetable remedy, II Is safe
n the hapds Of the most inexperienced.
Tho record Of curnG by the use Of pAM
KuIxa would M volumes. The following
extracfs nom iettem received show what
tnps Who hays tzied 1t think:
Edgar Cay. ovstonaA. Mipp-. sayp: !.
y Ssyess iaasriss fses,, risssn sii.ia. Our
rsi7et VIZ y shs PAIx KiLlkH' which speedily
c9eliss foxeIl writes from the k,,ors'
A, Pa ssss nsSfRRis..a,hr.s ye.r rissspr.s..
!. MestIinstsE Hospit.l gave up my ,cass 10
Despair trfad your pAIr Krf.LKn, snd 4 gAye
ms hnrnedixts ruliM. hAve .rnexiaati my
.srsngsh, snd am now sbis % fOlioS my ususi
Oh Raivorth, saco. Me-. writes:
experienced immediate refef from pain In
, she dds ~ ths use q yUar Pans KiILEi.
=. YORK says: . -
fs ss.s s;ss zssS Pa K ssas for
Barton Seaman says:
1 Have used Pam KILN for thirty years.
| rheumsffnrH and iafIl<neeaL : IN. Ia )
II. Burditt writes:
Itneve. faa. efvs relief IN cases Of rheumatism
Fnu- gilbert. Somerset, Pa. writes;
Prom actual use, know your PAIs kILLEH
" The best medicine can gek ~ ~
All druggists Eeep PAfS KiLLxh It's price
Ia 30 low that It rs within the reach OF all
and itwfii save many times its cost In doctors
bills 05c., SOC. and ei.OO bottle. ..
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Propdesors,
a.. ~ ii44A Providence, a. I,
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rAree Dollar. Inv e.sed Prst'aaiE

A Jolly Aisatian named MAJ ssnsmaSsa
OF iiJ W. SD street, New YORK CilySegs.
a well palronized saloon--of mn lls Ts,e.
quisitive Interviewer Ia New "A
paper reports that feeling Inc caes
bro, ftifng for his fIture weiare ou .s.r
AFTER thirty two years struggle ID A aoln1
fca, he determined 10 .invest 9oe Tf HI
in the Oct. 18th drawing Of the Loui'i'A
state Lottery, by sending 70 m MI
Dauphin, New Orleans, La sns s,,nsl
confidence was rewarded with n ~ ssVTsss IN
for ticket No. s,2i0. at once siSO paSY]
same Interviewer st the Chemicsi wa
met a. Mr.. Jno. Diefienbacn ., n
street. and he had In similar manu- Az
No. 1,9aa received 5000, al ioI =. oH1 rrssl
lar. He also ran across Mr.. Aieh dsalal
OF No. 84JS Division street.a sesai 81 M
who for No. O8.53S had draw AMI nsri-
through Adams Express 20; lug r'n n viii
Iagth-9rand Semi Afinnai Drs Az lstb,
lake place nj New Or ieans on p Hs.aa az
DIR the sole naanagemonI .of s n. Esrly
n, Beauregard Ola. and Jnng ~ wfi 10
OF Va, wiien over u half ~ nii nUnes-per.
scat.s.ed among The lucky, o mt VINO
haps Inv reader may cut IL '"' dsc7 :
knows?
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CAsASAsD osn.


ENGLAND wInIIHe TO GIVE THE PRO.
,uYscE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
M p. Conwayfin cInclnnatf conmsrc,a,
y 10 baceme Increasingly dificuIt for
Epelish commonsense 70 @conprshend
the compensation Of holdiue on Canada.
by some law Of gravitaiior Cauads
seems to DO telliing towards the u init ed
States. Mr.. 9Cldwln Smith reports 4 se.
'fions agItati0o ~ that kind 81 n the
laast fostered ~ We Repuhljc. n the
s-Llfe Of Tia Earl d SSsltorrs,; fasrd
Edmund Fitsmaufife rsmodness :
pepper submilled 70 RichsrS n ~,
ysld BY Baenlamin franklin II
which he lFrankiinl ssynN: "Briain
pp4sesses Canada. Her expsnssG IN
governing and defending tiat settle
Iept must be considerable, i might
the demand of America. perbapl
America win not demand H.. But. IN
Che mind Of the people ID general.
would It not have an excellent efFsct II
Britain ahouid voluntarily OMAR 4
give up that Province upon The con,
disiou that In all times coming 81,
: should snjoy the right 81 free trade
tnltmrf'i 'sfil4-,44 INA a4Uas.{4 ~.
II In rather remarkable that th,
tendencies should be now rather To !,
demand upon than from the Unitesi
States 20 annex Canada There Il
only . lazy tntercst ID the subioc
here, but 80 far AZ it Coca, u appear
to- mo to DO In favor Of, permittiu,
Canada to work out her own ssiva
ton, sithont any trembling a. I.
What England may say. Commercial
England would probably prefer I,
have Canada pass to q tho Unite,
States but she will not be showed OF
The titled CanadiAns do not pass 70
much here !; they are country cousin
Of the aristocracy, who are.dined one
and then left to go and see the Towe
aud the Abbey. They. do mot .epjp
the attention bestowed upon distiu
guished Americans. Yet Goldwi
Smith says itis by such few title
links that Canada is prevented fror
going where her4nterests direct.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
whets the chairman.h,n, W.,

xxy s"nsnipe VIII a.
a, " ,AsHINdToN, December s-r. ~
t t best sources Of Conrress;omn.I,f e q
, so,,a: T. Is understood that ~, ~
ioilowing disposition has bean ,Das sls
OF ceEtaip chairmansbins vsen made
tlors, Hisceek ways and me pp,oh : !;
leyi commerce, Amos TowpssnS. Aal ~.
omces and post roads, Kate pos'
Pacific Railroad, Bedford i; DIst rasm i
inson, Of Mass. +; naval, Robsson, t.oo :
itary, Brown, Of Ind. expenses u I ~.
Interior. Jorgenson (the later !; y y. y,
% have been frst offered the ! ~
buildings and grounds chairm.np, hE y
accounts Winer, of Maryland.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

Kidney Wort moves the bowels ree,,
AIRY, cieanses the blood, and RADICAL,
cares sidney diseases, gravel. piles
caused BY disordered hveI and kidnevs
Thousands have been cured-why ~ mi II
you not try II? Your druggist will tai
You that 1t Il one Of the most success IN
medicines ever known. 1t Is sold In hott
ory and liquid form. and Its action i,
positive apd sure IN either D allas, Tsz
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

E31Pnsgdent Zachary Taylor's
daughter, who now lives inv irginia
received recently frem the treasury
of the U nlted States the sum = OF
SIG, 900 being the balance Of salary
due to General Taylor had he lived
until TIP expiration Of his term OF
office 1.-THE payment was made in
accordance with authority contained
in the dxeciency appropriation bill
passed June 10th, 1880. = =
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

NHEAhTA, December J.,
:, Cotton Plantessss; sc-Tle
.,on met in conventinn Associis
me exposition pronnd. 'o-aay. at
called 70 order By f PresiS,.aa,n' and l. was
T pjrsc,o Addresses were 'p mad more,
ana deei Te. zen, Kimball Gov ColonnI:y!
a Gsa, hon. Thomas HsrdSmSsoaaq
HMe9lgia, and Judge S m.n, o.
mississippi. PresideSt S@ali, VI
speaks to night at the can n;i.u,shead.
commissioner Loney snsa g,,a !. and
exposision tomorrow spe on a.. 81 Tho
me civ vG;, y ars. to Large Ones aa !
A.. Of Missl .sippi sl fEss !
t pns.;s morning, fifty tropa. I nnSsi
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
A Crazy Negro.

William Rothwell. 4 coIered man,
about 81 years OF age. living with hfs
mother on the railroad opposite HAr-
lau's issupposed to be Grassy. so hts
mother says. His mother called this
morning the Registrar. ana hted 10
get q permit TO send him to the insane
asy ium. She says that woman by the
name Of Martha Atweli has put 0 spell
on him. Last evening he becafna VERY
violent and up some Of the furniture
and also NUN bar or window 'lishts
She pI ocured medicine from two physi.
clan which she says they rfomlsed
would "suthoIize" to cure him.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
Elecsric. r.igh. for Philadelphia.

ho During conversation yesterday on
the subject OF electric lighting Mayor
! King expressed himself as we'll satir.
fed with the result Of the ordinance
he presented to Councils for tho lllp:i
mination of Chestnut street BY slsc-1
tricity. "At the next meeting VI
Councils, a. he said 10 conclusion; VI
intend to AJAX that provisions DO made
for lighting the whole city IN thu
Uay.D -..-5....=.,.... .ist.-
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DsatG Of Aired n. homer.

X. Homer died a. his r d
dence in Philadelphia, yesterday, In
the I'D year Of his age Tho de-
ceased was we'll known m fsiiroad
circles, having been Secretary and
Treasurer Of the r., w. d B.R. r.
Co., for many years. When the Com
pany was purchased by the Pennsyi-
vania, Mr.. Horner retired from his
position, .since which time he has
been living retired life. -
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

-, :, ! AZ n the annual meeting Of the .vock.
holders OF Swarthmore Colleos ma.
the auspices Of the Hicksite F,i sSSsf
yesterday, in Philadelphia, rsno rt,
were read stating that there has b Ss.a
no falling of In the resourresni y.
institution since the fire. Tbs ~ ~
ceipts. have more than paid tbs AZ.
penses, and the number Of Scholar
has not materially diminished, tn
sum 81 VIZ has been subscribed
toward rebuilding. ''''''s
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
CHICAGO, Dec. Z

The cases Of Iddings, Corbin and
Clary, indicted for Star Route frauds
and conspiracy ON the Sidney and
Deadwood lines, were called in the
United States Court yesterday after
noon. ]. w. Wolworth and ]. NJ.
Thurston, counsel, stated that it was
proposed to move an attack on the in
dictments. 1t is understood that they
will endeayor tomorrow morning to
quash the indictments on the ground
Of legal infornality in impanelling the
Grand Jury.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
kissing HI. wils isi,-s sHSo.,Ss

FALL RIVER -Dscdnbep tt
Frank Sharon, a young barber, who
mas lately had some. ,aMeqlty with
his wife and was arrested In cons
sequence went 70 bis home last
night and epteredrtAe room where
his wife was sleeping, He ki>sed
her three times, he says and, draw.
ing apdtsTebct her m lthe Aeft sids
Of Tho 4aHaG Shbilay1GlAst NhS
woman died almost instantly.
Sharon then came down town and
gave himself up to The police He
says something crossed his mind
and told him TODD L. II ztI
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
444A444 s4A
HIEbEbFffbN4I
Alssce spa Lorraine.
LoEpoN, DecT 1851.

hpofD0F, DecT ; fest;
Generol 'Manteuffel, Governor
General Of Alsace- Lorraine, speak
ing at q hanQaetl q, giveai to, the
Committee Of PROVINCIAL Representa-
tives, said That certain measures
lately taken as.aiprohibitiDn of the
Official use of thc French language
was intended not SO much to Ger
mamie the ephquefed' fRroxmcss--
though that object was BY no means
to be neglected-as to promote
their welfare. The population, he
said, was codtaptAlly worked upon
from the side of France, and made
to believe That they ? would nbe
reunited tenhsrElfi Hes ctherefore,
thought it best to- state that Ger
many considered the :" Provinces
inalinsnables Withdrawing severely
with excesSes hel would S6ntings
the policy Of rAcobAiationyO
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
Light House Keepers.

Changes In keepers of lighthouses
have recently BEEN made as follows:
David ID: Murray, OF Lewes, Sussex
county, TO b third assistant keeper at
Brandywine Shoal Light, In lien Of
Ihomas H.. Chapman, resigned !; and
Isaac Yorke Of Little Greek Landing.
Kent county. 10 be SECOND assistant
keeper at Cross Ledge Light, 10 lieu
OF John W, Rust, resigned.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

The, fun. raj Of Samuel Townsend
will take place tomorrow, morning. Al
eleven o'clock. from his late Tssldence
at Townsend Il will doubtless be
largely attended from all parts Of the
county and State. A number Of per.
sons will 60 down from this CITY.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

y. Y. Dispatch to Cincinnati Enqulrsr.
When the news OF Hiscocks defest,
.oame Roscoe Copkllpg was sitting Az
table In the Fifth Avenue Hotel WIZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Plat. He sent The alt.,
patch over to an adjoining table, xhets,
several acq we're sitting, snaI
o CLEAN OF satisfaction Is said 10 nstsI
shot oat OF his eye. The victory oss.|
II iscock does very well for plece ~
J revenge, which Is about d hiRh . W.
live as the stalwarts ever had a
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
What they Learned In Ameriea.

HF~sf1 sHS VHFFfH 1'IHIIs
Two Chinese students, rstnrnins
from hmcfiea, have been charged Il
she Police Court with stealing trav-
elling box. containing over $1,000
worth of bunk drafts, Chinese doou.
ments, a box Of blankets and watch
aud clock, the property Of a kinsman
OF ono Of them, residing at Yokohama,
They we're apprehended on the receipt
Of O telegram from the British Consul
Ut NaQasaki. The Magistrate had
to dismiss them for want Of jurisdie-
tion. '''' "a a .
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
Twin SISTERS Married at the sauna
e !,.., Time. ''77 7,

fFuln inc NJ T. evening Mall. ~ md
The twin daughters Of Mr.. Roost
Waters, Of Mattituck, were mariM
on Wednesday last at the same hon,
~ the Rev, Mr., Hedges. Miss Auuls
M. Watets was married to Mr.. Fred.
eriek Weir. Of Bay Ridge, and Mia,
Phoebe Waters to Mr.. Cla,epo,
Sohenck, Of Flatbush Among the
guests ware more than a doxen famils,
whose Long Island ancestry becus
IN the early potion Of the nineteenth
century, 4..-... ....5 Ell u.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

In the Red MEMS Wigwam, Sixth
and Shipiey streets, last evening,
Diamond State Council, American
Legion OF Honor, was instituted by
the election Of the following officers
Commander-T. ], Goslin. 80
Vice. Commander ~ j. Winfield
Scott. M ztrsl55 LINN, 81 -
Orator--W. 8. MoNair. s.l=sl9 ~.
Past Commander--Jesse K. Baylls,
secretary-J, A. Bond. ~
Gollector-H. K. Watson. -. =.
Ireasurer---W. B. Quigley. =.,.a
Conduotor-E. II. Cloud. - j.. =
Chaphin---J. A. Price. ,tl
Warden-J. X. Sands. ~ }ss 3tt
sentry--D. Gillespie, = !. =
Trustees-G. u. Ash, Jas. Parker.
r Haddock. -
Medical Examiner-Dr. Willard
Springer. ,'as94, -. "a ~ :
The order ID for fhe purpose az In,
surfing members lives, the AMOUNTS
varying from $500 to o., 600. .n0 49,
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

Warren Woodward, son Of the iate
JUSTICE Woodward, Of TIE Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, was found
dead In bed nc Reading on Monday
night, he having shot himself In the
head. 7''s ..',. q . 90
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

The post office at BeIvidere, Illinois,
was robbed on. Monday night, by four
men, who afterwards got on o train
fer Chicago. The conductor was noti-
fied, and on reaching Blgin he locked
the door Of the car in which the rob--
bers were, but when the police enter
cd it they carelessly allowed two of
them to escape. ia
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
HAYnsvmLx, Ohio, Feb. ii. ls,

HAYEsvLLE, Ohio, Feb. ii. 1880.
4 am very glad to say have tried Hop
bitters. and never took anything that
aid me - much good. only took, two
Dots % o nd ! would not take 800 for
she good they did me. recommend
results fsoa their use. - 4l!-i'. u ali
O. b. MEncxR, MD. q
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
BLACK GOODS,

Our black goods com
mand attention, on account
Of quality, shade and prices.
A good Atwood cashmere
Tor, As cents Crepe Wells from
$I.75 upwards, at
w. M. Kennard & Co.'S
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
vsrAiets AEatnss star.Reute Con.
tractors. .t

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Ths civil
sui8 against the alleged stAr-ronte con.
spirators came before j Judge Butler and
aJury In the United States District
Court to-day. Vsrdicts were given
against Benz. B. Wiley for $500, s., 100,
~ 900 and - 900. the amounrs OF the
bonds accompanying proposals for car.
ryf6g the mails on four routes for which
he was the bidder.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

1t in reported that William Allen.
coiored, who killed, William 8. ,Sclatsr
last Friday YVES taken from abe
Warwick (Virginia) Court House ON
Monday night and lynched by mob
Of masked men.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
Notice To The Public.

egainst sending amy Money or Or.
derste hUNEs 4 CO., 81 B essua a..
New Yerk city. a. ataAoy}Esd 81 az
L lsssss gsts Lstteyy coapqst ~ ss4 a
tDtth Bogus. Circulars p,trporttao b. h.
Of The Louisiana STATE Lotteru JC0n,ts,E 3,
and are fraudulenfiy representfng fhe,ss,,
sssDes q u Ags,.s; zheH haue 10 q sthsrfsy
mott IT. agents for any purpo.e, -
MAZDA UPHIN
fTes. Lotifstdnd State Lottery %.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 4. 1881.
nOv9- 5u eodAv
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
FOURTH EDiTrfON


For the Middis Atlantic States, col
DER fair weather, nerthwest backing to
northeast winds. higher pressure.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08
CosSAMER.

This stock is always COM
plete in all sizes, and quail
ties, from So IS to 81 90, at
W. N. Kennard & Co.'S.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-08

You can buy a good In
grain carpet for so cents,
and one of the best makes
tapestry carpets for rs cts.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08
New Air Engine.

With reference to our remark in a late num-
Der that locomotives on the compressed air
system seemed 70 offer some advantages over
steam locomotives, for our plantation rail-
roads, we observe that the Scientific American
of December 18th last says:
ga valuable improvement in compressed
air engines has recently been patented in. this
country and in Europe by Col. +. r. Beau
mont of the Royal Engineers, and we learn
from accounts given in the London and pro-
vincial papers that it has proved highly eff
cient and satisfactory"
Without going into technical details it would
seem that the principle taken advantage Of
by Col. Beaumont is that of the compound
steam engine, using two cylinders, one much
larger than the other into which the air is
expanded after doing it's work at high pres
sure in the smaller one. We think our plant
ers should keep an eye to this Improvement,
where they use locomotives amongst their
cane fields
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08
By Request.

Tho following communication has been for
warded to us by Mr.. j. Brown, one Of the con-
tracing parties. This gentleman has lived
several years in various parts of China and is
we'll acquainted with the people, and believes
that the proposal to bring Chinese females
here is perfectly practicable on the terms
herewith set forth The class of women it is
proposed to engage are accustomed to field
work with their husbands, and we sec no rea
son for doubling that very valuable Access
sion to our laboring population may be pro-
cured by this means; and moreover, some
redress may be effected in the great evil of the
undue disproportion of sexes amongst the
Chinese in these Islands. In order to insure
the success of this attempt, the cooperation
of merchants, planters, and agents is absolute
ly necessary, as it may be seen by the
stipuations of the Board Of Immigration that
the agreement with Messrs. Afoon and Brown
will be vtiated and fall through unless the
immigrants be all engaged within fifteen days
after arrival. Now as the people must come
here as free lHbore's, it rests with the en-
ployers resident in, or represented by, agents
in Honolulu to engage those whom they need
as speedily as possible after tho landing.
The Government having brought the middle
men or shipping masters under some sort of
control, will no doubt facilitate tho arrange
ment of the engagement to be entered into
between the resSectiyo parties. Above all. il
!. ;n,nar.t;yo ,h.t op,niovor. .horId toLo Tho
| matter In mana seriously, ana that they shoulu
,cork together:
"DrpAprurNr OF INrrn,op
MasnI,r, VI aS,i, nacs,,bor 1880
| u - -,
Messrs; Ayoon ana y. 1Ioph, Mo.o'n n fa'
IhEMEs' Ine Doaru ol ihnIi Rra'i On. nus ! non
sidered Your pr9positon rega ,g tne mnigra
uoh 81 CIihese ie,aes WIN 'Ieli nuscaiius n.o
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08
Fowler q Cos. Steel Railways and
TramWayA

Having been the means Of introducing to
these Islands, and having been engaged dur
ing the last eight months, an agent for the
I" All Steel Railway" manufactured by tho
eminent firm Of Mcssrs. John Fowler Il Co. Of
London, Leeds, Marlborough and Magdeburgb,
which Gin my opinion, backed by the superior
knowledge Of those most Interested, viz: tho
capitalist, speculator and hading sugar plant
ers Of this Kingdom in view Of the exceed
ingly high price Of labor). 10 The Thing most
required for the speedy removal Of cane from
tho field to the mill, and also for the trans-
portation Of crops TO the fields. deem II my
duty to the firm, land my reasons for SO doing
will DO obvious to any Of your readers Ut all
acquainted with or having had any erperieaOs
in the construction Of trsmways), TO request
the publication by you IN the next issue Of
your valuable paper, Of the following letter
from the firm to myself.
Leeds, December 1T 1880.
A. b. McCausiand. Esq, Honolulu, sand
wich Islands. Dear Sir - We are in receipt
Of your favor of the 25th Of October on our
London house. We fully appreciate your OK
ertions in our behalf, and our Mr.. q. II.
Fowler will 10 in Honolulu In the steamer
which arrives there tho last week in January,
as will meet with the approval Of yourself and
Messrs. Macfarlane Il Go.
We remain dear Sir yours very truly,
john FowLER Il Go.
Plans and prices Of railway plant, including
locomotives and other rolling stock, steel rails,
corrugated steel ties etc. to DO had on applics-
ton TO me-
Trusting you will excuse my thus trsspass-
ing on your valuable space
l am Sir yoar obedient servant.
A. b. AcCAUsLAsD. Agent.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08

A cricket match was played on. Saturday
last at Maikiki between the Pacific and
Foundry Wids-Awake Clubs, and resulted in
an easy victory for the Pacific. The Wide
Awake 10 composed Of native employees Of the
slight knowledge Of the game, their playing
wac very good. The score stood 100 TO 81 in
favor Of the Pacific.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08

TWELVE passengers left here for San Francisco
by the ID. c. Murray, and the same number for
the Colonies by the city Of Nec York. BY the Ho
Chung 147 Chinese left for China of the number
five were children.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08

THERE was military review at Kapiolani Park
on NewYear's day. The King who had returned
that morning from Kauai, was early on the
grounds to witness the proceedings
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08

THE structure known as the wash house, Mt the
mouth of the Nuuanu stream, has been used for
quarantining of the Chinese yet remaining among
us, who arrived by the Cossandra. All, however,
are healthy at present.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08

The exercises of the Week of Prayer" have
been very largely attended Services were held n
the Bethel in the mornings and ut the Fort Stree
Church in the evenings. 1t is likely they will con
time next week