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FNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE EAST OF
SQUARE 643, FRONTING ON CANAL

STREET.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court of04
The District OF Columbia, passed on the 9th day ofv
May, 1882 in Equity cause No. z, 493, wherein-@
John Taylor ID complainant and Burnett al are de-
fendants, and deed Of trust, dated March 10th. 1875
and duly recorded in Lber No 7s0 at folio 493 Of
land records, shall sell at public auction FRIDAY
THESEC0ND DAY OF JUNE 1882. AT HALF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front of the premises Lots
IS and 49, IN Curtis subdivision Of original lot q in
square east of square No. 643 in the City Of Washing
ton, with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF SALE ne prescribed by the decree Onethird
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. ball.
ance IN two equal fnstaments in six and twelve month";
with Interest from day Of sale 70 be occurred by deed Of
Quired when the property is knocked of.
m22-eOEda THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Tie following arc the oDening and CLOSING prices
OF the New York Stock Market today a, reported
by special wire 10 Ii. L. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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@ BENHN0ER Aucnnnese -
De Washingtm 6oase and Cnrxsaee Hrznse
e36. 90 and "a L0uidana avonua
AUCTION sAI,I OF HORGER 0ARRIAHRA. HAR-
MSS 4c. 8yEnY TgE6EAY, THURSDAY, and
QOlQCKs epecial ettsntion 6ven to ths nlo Of
On Al conagnmsnfB usfQ q EkNeINGkR AneG
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Hemark able PcculiaRities Of the Heav.
only Visitor That Reached ias Nearest
Poins to the Earth Monday and In now
Shooting SOulhward.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAvFR KENGIA & cos
LAUNDRY SOAP

~ ECONoNuCAI. BECAUSE IT ID PURE; BKrTa
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONs, Such Al
MARBLE DUST, 6OAP6TONE PIPE CLAY Sill
CATE, &C., WHICH ARE USED 10 ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY wEAk OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT Is sATK. BEOAU6R IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURt MATERIAl4. VIE: STEAM
REFINED TALLIOw (PkkPARED BY OURsELvRs).
PALM AND O0COANUr OILS, WHILE ON THB
CONTRARY MANY or THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM CREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCAs6Ee OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALa
Thus ENDAN0ERIN0 LIFE AND H8ALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH QUE MANI.
FOR BALE By GR0CERs GENERALLY,
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
NJ 196k WATER STREET s0EOR0ETOWN ma.
PAnrs.
WINDOW az.AsA
PAINT DRU01Ea
NAsURD COLO
vABMIDxU8
BzCxUs yzA1lGACy.
nl7-ln osu-sssA
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF ARTICLES BELONG.
ING TO FOREIGN MINISTER, REMOVED To
MY SALESRoOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF
FIFTH. 1882, AT TEN O'CLOCK. within my auction
rooms. shall sell the following articles
Very handsome Dinner and Tea Service
Elegant japanese Porcelains.
Cut and Engraved Glassware.
Very superior Silver plated Kettle
Very handSome Silver plated Coffee Urn. Center Piece
Silver plated Wine Decanter.
Japanese Carvings.
Several very handsome screens.
Very superior OH Paintings by G. W Knapp aud other
Fine Steel Engravings and other art objects.
Two Japanese Musical Instruments (Koto).
Handsome Parlor Furniture. Lounges.
Elegant Walnut Revoving-top Secretary and Book
Superior Walnut Dwarf Bookcase.
Together with other desirable articles of Household
Furniture.
m22-3t THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. Auctioneers.
AssIGNEE's SALE.
$40, GOO WORTH
GENUINE 1MpoRTEp KEY WEST CIGARS
WIN be sold at public auction to the highest bidder
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Sale commencing
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIFTH.
10 am, 2 and 7:30 p M.
sALEsRooM,
m233t Corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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4 Nam Shot.

IL was reported at $40 pm. that white man
name unknown, who was fishing at AnalOstan
island this afternoon, was shot in the shoulder
whether accidently or not was not stated and that
Dr. Peter, OF West Washington, dressed the wound
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PHILADELPHIA, May 24-Owing to the absence OF
one OF the counsel, the star route cases, which
were TO have come 40 in the United States court
to-day, were postponed until Monday next
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DROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER, TWIN
JIG LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING Al
RATING STAMPS.
DROPOSALS,

OFFICE OF THE CoMMYeIoRK1s
OF THE DIETRICH COLUMBIA, y
WASHINGTON May 10th, l862.1
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received st the ofica
g above until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. THURSDAY,
JUNE FIRST. for Furnishing supplies TO the yarIoue
branches Of the District government for he year and
ing June 3Oth. 1883.
Information, samples and blanks Vim be furniahed
street. "
By order Of the Commissioners DC.
JOHN b. CLARK.
ml0-w&s. g Superintendent Of Property.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


YsoEESrs SALE e ES PIE
SSSSSkT%SEsT: IN TIE c a' 81 WAsHiSs-
District Of Columbia. passed In Equity cause No 5
$685. the undersigned Trustees viii offer for sale -
sBRY sH9 r fS1s e 56s 1s On ETEP
bered three ts in Davidson1 subdivision Of square
IN
running back on the east line eighty 88 feet and
Ave 90 inches and on the west line seventy (7S)
mprosenents shessoo md immeaseT tSerssiser ia
s &C.: a s s
Ss SsUS sssd i sss' S Sa Sc
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree Onethird
q me purchase money n cab and the residue Ia equ
interest It e1 se per cent DEPOSIT Of siOo On saeh
parcel sold Win be required when the property IL struck
on Terms q sale 70 be complied With IN ten days from
Gay O. sae Al couveyancing 1t the cost At the pur
moo.asa. 4322BBERT 81 p JII !g Trustees.
vUvRUsTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON K
No. 81 s sTkERTH Ho FIN EsEhE HOUSE,
pisssic: Of cou@bis pssssd e equity cause No TO-
RDaas aS &c 4
ENTH DAY OF Nay, A. d. 1854 q FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ c:n e. the u s sa IS q s e
moth & s. aesa ncSos e RS o%
Ss s1 Be x tim ~.
point in south line OF Massachusetts, svenne distant
Is feet west from norhesst q s.d thsnc
ieet - inches and thence south - feet 1nc 70 the
~ s.,ne xss-a -.
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IT, IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE STORM. THE
above sales are POSTPONED until FRIDAY, TWENTY
SIXTH NAY. same hours and places.
M dads THOS. j. FISHER b CO., Aucts,
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For other Auctions See Sth Page.
PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS. FOR in0 SSEN HHEkT WROUGHT
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, War AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS.
WARRINGTON, d. c., May 10th, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and putting In
place hve ornamental wrought iron fronts the ele
yator well in the North Wing Of the Building for Stat
War and Navy Departments, in tins city, viii be
cS6ysd e this once UNTIL TWELVE n. ON JUNE
SEVENTH, 1881 and opened Immediately thereaftes.
In presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions TO bidders, and
blank forms At proposal win be furnished 30 estabaed
manufactures Of this class Of work, application 20
this Once. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
m2O-6t L. COL Corps Of Rngineors
DROPOsALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER, TwINR
Il LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING AND
RATING STAMPS.
PosT OFFICE DKPARrMKNr,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May g. lS82.S
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partInent unit, the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 1881 ct
TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON. for furnishing Wrapping
PAPER, Irvine, Letter Balances, and Marking and
Rating Stampe, for the Of the Post Ofhces in the
United States, for one from the rt day Of July
Blanks for proposals. and circulars sts4ine The kind
and estimated quantities required and giving full in
struchons 10 Of bidding and conditions
observed BY bidders, win be furnished appcatonto
the 'Blenk Agency, Post ofhoe Department. Waking
ton, ID. c." T. O. HOWE,
m3-1aw4w Postmaster General.
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TOMORROW.
vTHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

J. T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-01-28
TIE PACIFIC
Advertiser .
SATURDAY
. JANUARY IS, 1852.
To the Electors of Honolulu.

Fellow citizens of all races:-I rejoice
with you that we are living under the bene-
ficent reign of King Kalakaua, and that
the time draws near when we, as subjects
of a Constitutional Kingdom, may meet to-
gether peacefully in order to choose repre-
sentatives of the popular will, to promote
public welfare.
Z 1 am n candidate for the suffrages of the
Electors of Honolulu.
Z did not wish to move in this candidacy,
till assured by repeated invitations that my
services were desired.
I have sought to serve the State faithfully
in years past and my spirit is faithful to its
former record of public service. with the
present advantage of increased experience.
These are my constant principles, and
will be be my rule of action in the public
service:
Ito honor the King and to uphold the
Hawaiian Monarchy, under all circum-
stances, as an independent State.
ITO recognize as a paramount consider
alton of public policy, the promotion of the
Sanitary welfare of the Hawaiian People of
all races.
3.-To maintain faithfully our treaties
with the Powers of the World, and especial
ly the Treaty of Reciprocity with the Unit
ed States of America.
ITO favor immigration so far as it may
be conducive to the welfare and independ-
ence of the Hawaiian people and Kingdom.
DO obtain q loan for important public
Improvements, especially highways and
facilities of communication, and to promote
the industrial enterprise of the Kingdom.
* To f1rtInr tho nH1patinn of the UOnth
of all races, and to promote, through the
public service, q strong national and loyal
sentiment among the people.
ITO advise moderate taxation; econom-
ical expenditure of public monies a faith
full observance of the will of the Sovereign
and People, as expressed in legislative en-
actment and to have a short session.
Your Fellow Citizen, ?
WALTER NJ. GIBSON,
HONOLULU, IAN. %, 1882.
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What the People Say.

MR. EDIToR,-Tbree months ago planters for a
certain mill in this district hauled to the mill, in
sixteen days, sufficient cane 10 produce l2st
CHARTERS, the juice standing at 3 full, from
which they received nearly Ga tons of sugar, Nos.
/, ., and 3. Another planter followed directly
after them, and, from cane delivered, be 10 ac-
knowledged to have got lbs CHARTERS. juice
standing at 9 full, from which his total yield OF
sugar is but so tons full, Nos. |, ,, and ). l
must here state that tine CHARTERS at the mill
hold 81 gallone more than those of any other
mill in the district. This is merely mentioned in
case those replying TO my letter should say that
the number of lbs. per clarifer is yeIy high. In
the case of the first planter, the CHARTERS IN ques-
ton hold 534 gallons. Now, Sir, il took me (the
last planter mentioned) several days more to get
the anne number Of CHARTERS. would ask you
if you can show me how it is that such n great
difference, IA ons-can exist? This, | lind,
is a question involving a vast amount OF money
to the planters generally throughout this group /;
and in my case, say 7 tons Of sugar ut 6 cents per
h., or $40. \ planter getting just ene-half oil
his sugar must have every pound, or he viii 90
under and | now seek the aid Of your valuable
paper to state my grievance, and ask you TO help
me to right what l have failed to get adjusted in
a more natural ~way-i.e, with the mill owner.
Yours truly, A PLANTER.
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IT, Our carriage manufacturers have their
hands full Of work. This indicates a hopeful
and prosperous state q things. We dropped in
the other day AT nc carriage'dopot Of Mr.. NJ. j.
Rose 10 take a look at his display, and We saw
hvG vehicles, JUS finished and about to be turned
ont, that were excellent in their several res.
One siie-Gar extension rockaway presents os.
elegant appearance. You would not SCI y
thing more tasteful and of finer finish att 81
ter's, in Broadway. New York. 4 stan ling
top park phaeton, made for Hon. $. X. hasi
q perfect beauty, and should be O. JOY foro,
the occupant Of its broad luxurious seat. Il
handsome, richly-furnishcd r~ockaway express
for Wailuku and two others for Mr.. Enos, Of
about the same quality, gotten up NJ a cost Of
1915 each, go to show that the public want nice
conveyances and that enlightened puryeyors are
meeting the demand. All this fine display re-
fleets great credit on the skill, enterprise. and
taste of Mr.. Rose aud his valuable assistants
Messrs. C.. !. Stein. Matthew kanavan and
William Unger. Parties wanting to buy carriages
should drop in at Roses and look at this fine
fvfrp-Dut
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

10 We are obliged to omit much matter
of interest prepared for this issue, amongst
the rest our budget of late Foreign News to
hand by the steamer. The latter includes
an unusual number of important items,
among which we may note the following =
The attack on our Reciprocity Treaty has
been commenced in both Houses of Con-
gress. The Emperor of Germany has issued
a rescript asserting his personal authority
in terms that have caused establishment
and alarm. Gambetta has brought in his
measure of Constitutional reform, which
will cripple the independence of the Senate.
Arrangements were complete for the Pope's
removal to Malta, if found necessary. The
Emperor of Russia has reduced the pay
ments due by peasants for land received at
time of emancipation by 12,00o,O 900 roubles.
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we Cider, with rich sub acid flavor, plenty of
efervescence and sparkle, and no alcoholic de-
velopments, is delightful to every palate and a
favorite everywhere. Palmer & Co, our enter
prising druggists now offer for sale a delicious
champagne cider that will satisfy all tastes,
whether epicurean or abstemious. There is, in
this article, the pleasant acid Of cider, with the
amber tint, sparkle, and delicate vinoUs tone of
the grape juice of the plains OF
Champagne.
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CARD.

1t affords me the profoundest pleasure to thus publicly
express my very great obligations to the Orders of the
1. o. o. f. and the X. of P. of this city as also TO certain
few friends outside those orders, for their very kind at
tention to me during my recent severe but fortunately
brief illness. Such kindly aid and sympathy manifested
towards an almost entire stranger, a person Of no note
whatever, in fact simply one of " the common herd " is
calculated to impress deeply upon him the justice of
the proverbial and world wide fame of this Kingdom for
friendliness and hospitality. 1 shall with cheerful
alacrity reciprOcate whenever / can learn of an op-
pOrtunity T. do so. Very gratefully. J. II. REST.
Honolulu, January 18th. 1882. jail 1t.
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e The Seniors and Juniors will have anoth-
er trial of their skill at football this afternoon.
The game is TO at 3 P. NJ. at the drill
ground, Makiki.
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- Messrs. LiIikalani and Nahaku, candi-
dates for the Legislature Will prepare alunch for
their many friends. to be served in the Halaani-
ami lot adjoining the Musical Hall on the day of
election.
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- The only place to buy GENTS GOOD CLOTH
ING at the very LOWEST RATES is at CHAs. J
FISHES POPULAR STORE.
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IL Mr.. Dodd has extended the omnibus ac-
commodation, which the public so much appreci-
ate, TO the Beretania street route. The busses
run as far as the corner of Mr.. Dillingham's
premises.
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yB Mr.. F. H. Ward was admitted on Satur-
day last rs Il member of the Hawaiian Bar.
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rsEg The monthly meeting of the Cousins will
will be held this this evening at the residence of
Mr.. W. W. Hall.
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Household Effects for Sale.

IAN OF GIVING Up HOUSED
W Keeping, a Superior Bllck Walnut Marble Top Bed
rlom set with French Mirror; Cardinal Velvet sofa and easy
Chairs, French Clock Sewing Machine, Spring and Curlhsir
Mattrass Wardrobe, Vienna Rocking Chair, Lamps. Pictures,
and numerous other articles OF household gear and furniture.
Apply No. 30 West King Street near Lliha Street. residence of
jsl4 In CAPTAIN T. KNACKE.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

z existing between the undersigned. under the firm name
Of WHITNEY & ROBERTSON. was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 3lst Of December, lSs2.
Thanking the public for their generous support during the
past years. We trust the same will be coni7ued 20 our successor
II. r. WHITNEY.
J. ". ROBERTSON.
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BA Thirty-two pieces all wool dress goods for
only % cents per yard, at Chs. J. FIsHELs' PopU-
LAR STORE. =
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NOTICE.

gENO IT MAY CONCER N.---Thi-
4 i to certify that the Estate Of AuWO, deceased, Of Ea-
haluu, kona AkAu, Island OF hawaii. Is indebted % the IN
dersigued in the sum Of Eleven Hundred Dollars, being in the
form Of Two Prommisory Notes, one Of which is for $3.50 in
favor Of Chung Nang, and the other for $3.50 in favor of Ahko.
AHKO
jaI4 81 CHUNG NANG. ,
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- The best Percale shirts, extra CUFFS and
TWO COLLARS, for only 81 30, at CHAs. FIsHELs'
POPULAR STORE.
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Al X. J. ". ROBERTSON WILL K
VI on The Stationery. BOok-BIGding, Publishing and Print
inE Business. under the firm Of }. W. ROBERTSON q CO,
who EiI assume all liabilities q the late hrm- All Outstand-
iug bills due the late firm are 10 be paid TO
J. W. ROBERTSON.
Honolulu, Jan. 18th, lss2. JAIL I'm
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y At Fort Street Church, ]. A. Cruzan pas
tor. will preach Sunday at the usual hours. In
the evening the theme will be "A Common-Sense
Observance OF the Sabbath" 4 cordial invita-
ton is extended to all. Ushers always in attend
ance to provide seats for strangers and casual
attendants.
IA" \ little boy named Kamana was drowned
in the stream which comes from Pauoa Valley on
Saturday last. The stream was high at the time
and the child was washed from the n~eighborhood
OF its home, which Is near Capt. McIntyre's, to
opposite the residence of Mr.. J. S. Smithies be-
fore the accident was noticed.
- Many enquiries are being made why the
postage from this Kingdom to Great Britain un-
der the new arrangements has been fixed at 10
cents, whilst from Great Britain to here, the
charge IS only four pence tsay s cents). A copy
OF the official announcements as to revised post
age with these Islands as made in England and
IN Germany will be found in the letter of our
London Correspondent published to-day
E9~ The Ruofoa, in advocating the candida
cy of J. O. Carter, ESQ, before native Hawaiians,
rests his claim on their suffrages mainly on the
fact that through his influence and e~xertions DR..
Hutchinson was removed from the smallpox
management and DR.. Rodgers put in his place,
and DR.. Emerson removed from the dispensary
and DR.. Fitch substituted.
- Mr.. Dodd intimates that he will be out
bright and early in the morning, with his street
sprinkler, so that the dust will be laid when the
good people commence to promenade the thor
oughfares, and We may also add, to make it
more agreeable to the ladies in their new spring
toilets. This notice of course is premature as
it may rsiu.
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FooF Il II "
A Pleasant, Romantic
Country Homestead !

about two miles in the suburbs. 10 Lease for a Term. House
contains some Six Rooms, with various Out-Houses, Stable,
Carriage House, Chicken House. and Good Pasturage for a
Cow and Horse the year round. Rental, $3.50 a Year. Partly
Furnished. Also. TO LEASE,
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q \ meeting of Medical men was held at the
Office Of the Minister of the Interior, on Wednes-
day afternoon. The meeting vas called by the
President of the Board of Health, to consider the
subject Of leprosy. Drs. Stangenwald, McKib-
bin, Hutchinson, Rodgers. Emerson and Fitch,
were present. The President said that the question
was one of great importance-of the utmost i'm
portance. DIR. Fitch had lately taken chnrge Of
the dispensary and of the Branch Leper Hospital.
lie claims to give great relief, by the treat
ment adopted, to the leprous patient. If his
views are correct, it will result IN a totally diff
ferent management of the Leper establishments
in the Islands. DIR. Fitch had been requested to
meet the physicians and state his views, in order
to avoid any errors on the subject. DIR. Fitch
then made a statement Of his views, claiming that
leprosy was really a fourth stage of the syphilis.
and that the treatment for that disease was the
proper treatment for leprosy. On this there was
a general discussion, the physicians generally did
not agree with DR.. Fitch's views. They admit
ted that leprosy, az they had come in contact with
it in these Islands, was amenable to treatment,
and that symptoms could be reduced and the pa
TENTS lives protracted by remedial measures and
proper nour 'shment. They did not however be-
lieve il could be cured. or that it had the imme-
date connection with syphilis which DR.. Fitch
considered it had. The practicabllity Of carrying
out efectually the law as it stood, also came un-
der discussion.
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Ey- A theft was committed on the premises of
Mr.. Mark Robinson, on Thursday night. The
servant girl was awakened by a noise and dis
tinctly heard someone open the drawer of the
bureau in her room and remove something from
it. She was too frightened to cry ont at the
time, and before she could make up her mind to
give the alarm the thief was gone. Her watch
and chain had been stolen from the drawer in
question. The theft was evidently committed by
some one who was well acquainted with the
premises. 1t was too dark for the thief to be
identified.