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The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
JEssE JAMES KILLED.
The Notorious Outlaw SHOT ReWm
BY an AeS@mpAtee

ST. LOUIS, April "a despatch from
Ut Joseph, this State, says: Charles
and Robert Ford, who at one time be-
loDged TO the James gang and were en-
gagged in the Winston and Blue Cut
train robbaries, have been In st. Joseph
for week for the purpose OF arresting
jesse James; bat being afraid, as it Is
alleged, to make the attempt, they shot
him down at Thirteenth and Lafayette
streets to-day and then surrendered
to the authorities and were lodged in
jail. There lie great excitement over
the affair, several thousand persons
being In the streets. The wife OF the
desperado was ON the spot In . few
minutes after the shooting and wept CO
piously over his remains. The body
wAs taken In charge by the police. A
quantity Of ammunition and several
weapons, including pistols and rife,
were found IN the house where the out
law had been stopping.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
HOW IL sE0URE HEALTH

It 10 strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health 90 the physical organization.
1t 10 strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD DPURIF[G2
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, 5vphl-
lltic disorders, W Weakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas. Malaris, Nervous disorders,
DeDaIisy, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
stomach, Skin, eto.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
REMOVAL,

james France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh and Shipley streets,
to Ninth and King streets. None but
the best material used and the best
workmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
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The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
willis Admitted.

Register Biggs has admitted the fol-
lowing wills to probate: Margaret II.
Hilles, Of this city, Charles w. How
land, executor; Daniel II. Egbert, If
Chrlstiana Hundred, Henry r. Collins,
administrator,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
lwepn" lw"l,ean ROlt I'm Ne,vnox.

|lsaa As, e,aani 4, l., April s.-At a R.,
PoeH of thu lso-hight the present
Mated v Ia lie Leg sl,ture we're re-
tfuOr Van 1meclslVe msjorItiss. Ex.
|sd resoint1.a q andt presided and nra.
% dslspatIinsno pledglng the lupnort
|lectlon ot 2a 2as q this district ior ths
BED States sanIy sasnry b. Anthony t., to tue tSs
p a bolt has been decide !
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
QuardIan Appofnaed.

At The session OF ths Orphans Court
yesterday, Thomas Toy, OF Christiana
Hundred, was appointed guardian of
Keith II. and Joseph J. Toy. There
being no other business before the Court,
day, May ..
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
BAKERS PAIN PANAUEA cure
pain In Man or Beast.
DIR ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
tamil destroys WORMS.
II Yen are Ruaaed

In health from any cause, especially from
the use OF any of the shous and nostIum
that promise so largely, with iong fic-
ti,ions testim0nials, have no fear Re-
aort to Hop BItters ct once, aud IN a
short time ySu viii have the most robust
aud blooming health.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
THE FLeODs I'm LoU1s1AMA.
EMBANKMHNTs GIVING AWAY AND TEE
wATRR SWEEPING OVER SUGAR PLAN,
TATIoMa.

WAKhh nW@hFAA0 VFEh SUGAR FLAN1
TATIoNa.
FRANKLIN, La, April 3.-The water
has Fisen eight inches In twenty-fouF
hours, Sunday midnight. The water is
RAINING across the vast side Of the ba-
yeu &C the Dancy plantation, below
Oentreville. Seven thousand acres of
cane are under water on the east side
and z, 500 acres on the west side of Bayou
Teehe. The water lacks bat Q few In
ohes Of crossing tho ridge &C the upper
line OF Franklin.
MORGAN CrTY, L., April 18th q
water ts stlll RISING, ana q strong cur
rant is settling In from the swamps III
the rear OF the town. Notwithstanding
the railroad order, one train came In
from New Orleans, but none from the
West. Many more families have left the
city, and many more TO follow by the
Teche boat Tomorrow. Tho planking
on the railroad and steamship warehouse
will be taken down nc once, In order to
save the building from destruction.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound ha done thousands OF women
more good thon the mediein OF many
doctors 1t ls positive cure for all fe-
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkhan.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
alnaning Thtn EVENING.

Henry Pike, Of the Boston Ono Price
boot and shoe store, having removed to
the building No. s04 Market 8 rest, will
have an opening this evening about .
o'clock. HIS friends aud patrons ars In
pited to b6 pre- sent.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
A O,aar complexion

Can 10 had by every lady who will use
Parkel's Ginger Tonic. Regulating q Q
intarnal organs aud purifying the blood
,t Quickly removes pinpies and gives q
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about It In another column.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
society Bellies

Are loud in their praise OF Floreston
Cologne on account of its remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
ont Axs.Aan.

City CouncihnsssN oJseph & Adams,
who has been connnsd 70 MIS- house for
the past fsw days, ass epfiacaently re-
covered from his illness "a 70 be out.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

A true assistant to nature In restoring
the system to psrft ct health, thus enab-
ling it to resist dltease, u Bro WINS Iron
Bittere,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
p~~~~~
"A CARD.

~N4~s~~-~~e~4~~4~.
A CAKD.
To all who are suffering fronn the errors
and indikcretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay. loss Of manhood
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
In South America. Send q self-addresaad
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

Bragha's Disease, Diabetes, KAd
mey, Liver OF Urinary Diseases.
Have no fear OF auy OF these diseases
IL you use Hop Bittsrs, as they will pre-
vent add cure the worst scasss, even
when you have been made worse by
some great puffed up pretended cures.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

THE CANDIDATES NOMINATED BIT THE
FIVE FIkE COMPANIES ELECTED
LAST NIeHT-J0LLIFlcATI OF
THE FIRRMEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
Charity in its True Sense.

EDrToE GAZETTE :-PiantatiJns which nonopo-
lie the village town. often forget that they are
uuder obligations 70 the people. Year after year
they have acquired the lands from the people.
either by purchase or lease. at comparatively low
yates, ami make all the money that could t made
from the lands The piymsnt uf the purchase or
rent money. dos not entirely close the transaction
morally. although II dos legally
ihe FlIntattcns occupy what we're and are.
centres u spcizl interest Young men and gD-neu
Ft1ese tUWns OF villages must have something To
d.. There Is noting - safe for them as 10 have
tie mind absorbed by healthf1l smusefnents-
sJiDeinfn- which gives Zesl 10 life. ID Is sflal
matter Tor plantation to erect a s1itable hail
where the people may meet for amusement or
luteaiectusl Improvement. Yet bow few of our
planters. when poekeung their dividends. ever
sITe thought % he people, who either earn the
cfln iQE them OF occupy useless unrt of the
plantation land as a homestead. Do we az do
car DUTY 10 our ueighb0rf
with little encoursuefrent from rr1r men ~ ran
lal who boast Of their large per cent and dividends
tie ruce boors Who occupy tire plantation hanslsts
could b. much benefited socially. Yet how few
think Of this, or thinking. aet Ihe lack Of
snail hall or place Of phvsic4i OF stal rrcrea-
ilon L much felt by Is in tie country; but few
ihink 70 express their opinions p1bliciy. Should
small piece u land b granted and hall b1ilt
% plantation ] have no doubt the rs-idaEts
soAld so'a ilrnisl library OF SINE gyInnastic
aFi'ar7ifas which v0nld afford instruction and
amusement for the youth. Try Il ssue OF Won
Sealtny ones. Don't Imagine beeause Won have
guaranteed i've hundred doiIsrs - a paTson Of a
dry CHURCH you nave dOEss your whole daty A
pace fuT ---ary meeting or a social. or an
at1i ieBr Terforf5lrce Is nnch needed in many OF
al 0t our ptantaon viiiares and vet the residents
and oEnsr7 IN the plantatiOns cannot raise he
means 70 erect such hall. Our planters are a. a
Eaie generous-Ilay their gensr1sifT hOx where
i WI ID TIC most good from the beginning Of
TINS new wear
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

Or inveterats enemy the Cl-pEid<. dur
ing the ten days which have intervened
between our last adyices from tLe coast.
has not had much TO say on the subject Of
the Islands: glancing through the file. the
only hit that was Of any Importance was
an article headed one horse kingdom" {"
which gave q short historical view OF Us.
Of course not II very hatterinc terms
The warfare. therefore. though Stacker still
keeps on and vii keep on; meanwhile We
continue 20 gracefully sit with folded
hands letting the enemy fire away al h:s
Own sweet vii Last week a question was
put 70 the Minister Of Interior upon the
sublect- and MS reply recognized the he
cess3tT q some action. a. the same time
suggesting q particular line. which in
his opinion would have i beneficial effect
w: that commission from the Senate Of
the United States should be asked for
Now upon this there seems TO be a wide
difference Of opinion: II Is argued that II
! hardly consistent when the introduction
Of Hindus Is resented because of the
slight that VIII be cast upon the autonomy
Of the nation, by appointing a protector.
who 111st be accepilble TO foreign power.
10 turn round and ask another power
alone 70 enquire into our labor system
and report upon II Would such a CON
mission BE- satisfactory to the PorTuguest
government; It can hardly be 50; matters
have been allowed 10 run along 50 far
that what might have been done with ease
Z few months ago, what might have .,ivel
ample satisfaction II taken at once In hand
VII hardly succeed now. OF ouz-rse We
shall shortly hear from the Porzusues,
government shall definitely understand
what they wish; If they make SIR in til,
matter, II : also likely that the Norwegian
government VII follow them up. and
Hawaii VIII ind her hands. diplomatically.
somewhat full The refutations should
come from ourselves without the inter
ference Of other nations however friendly
TO Us they may be- Il Is not showing the
highest wisdom TO invite the lion. 20 come
and pronounce whether the gazelle should
live OF die.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

I.EFRosr L one Of the most dreadful
seour-es that affiict mankind: and Hawaii
has suffered terribly IN name and 0eputa-
ton as vel as II population from this fell
disease. Whatever can De done towards
smeho-ating Il should be done. The dis
ease has been 50 well known. so accurately
studied by some Of the best medical men
in the world. that whenever new panaeea
for II comes out. II IS liable 10 be looked
upon askanoe: Is q r1le. medical men re-
gard II as ircu-able. but that by 10 means
neoessitstes the deduction that II Is ac4u-
ally So Through the kindness Of the
American Consulate the GAZETTE gives to-
day report upon the results Of the use
Of = CAaulHieag7a II cases Of leprusy: this
report has been received direct from Mara
caibo and the cases cited have been under
the eyes Of the pels0n who writes II VII
be noticed that the results Of the e1peri-
ments- 80 far. do not point 70 any absolute
eure.they merely stste, that n consequence
Of using this remedy, great amelioration
Of the dangerous symptoms has been OBJ
tanned Tins country cannot afford 70
leave one stone uufurned IN this matter: II
Is satisfactory 10 know that supply amply
sufficient for purposes Of experiment Is
shonlE expected; fo- energy IN procuring
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

shares Charles Gociall suescribes Cor 6so
shares Claus SpTeckels FOR f.SN Janaes netren,-
ery for 80 L L G. Steele for no, 4. l. luhhs
80. GuStsve rouchsrd for 20 George A. Low for
So00 and c. 4. Spreckcis for $50. q. A. Spreck-
els. as a member Of the frm Of ]. n. SrreckssS 3
Brothers is already an owner in tine aeet ot
California built vessels We are not informed
whether they will pass into the hands Of the
Oceanic Company or not Captain Gociall IS an
experienced steamship owner and manager.
THE San Francisco Ness Letter speaks in the
following handsome terms Of a gentleman iEti-
rutiely connected with Ho2cl1lu. " IL desires 10
c,nncraiulate Governor Perkins on the admirable
selection ne made when he appointed Gen. W. II.
nimond TO the Command OF the Second Brigade os
the National Guard of California. We desire 20
concrstuIate the Brigade in having passed under
The ch4rse cf thotuOgh soldier ana an sliIiAolc.
honorable gentleman. General Dimond Il not
Fourth luly Snl,ier, hut e,rerisrcci veteran
His military career commenced when he lsft his
business in Honolulu 10 volunteer in the lnio0
army. NJ the cnmineucg nent Of the civil var In
that service he Was sppcirtcd Captain and AsSis-
tani Adiutant General. and served until the Close
OF the var when be duss.l the military Carh 80
retrrn to the hsbilinsuts and pursuits Of peace
Since his aplpo;ntrrut 10 the pCSitson of Aide-te
camp to the Commander in Chief be has taken
warm interest in the National Guard. end how
that he has c,me into position Vhere ne can be
instrumental in advancing It's interests and pTc-
noting its efficiency, he k relied upen 70 do
-. General Dimond energetic man. IN the
very priUae OF life. and has been q our taCsst
p-uniinent merchants for many wears past
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

Before next issue the GAzErrE Fee ~ he in
al probability moved into its ne -l.rs.
L1eas has erected very handso ar-
Whole upper foor Of which will -es- r
Purposes Of the ne~spapsr and ,rs' r-
business, the lower part Is LEI fos
The new room Is very eonTenis1 .le-ss .ls,tr
Of light from the numerous vii sal a-arIe
space for all our presses and 1sr i1ste.aas
1ype-setting and press-xork wi an b.. si oar
On on the same floor, which VI 11.s the =s.r
to be done more rapidly than 9ls ir ts old
ofioe, where the forms had to s.rraE --r
stairs 70 the press-room.
The building reflects cTedi. ua1a z1 c'a1.rrIs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

To A-zice g q tae Constitutes srznieo y His Ma
5..tr KAuehnneh1 y. o. ise sEh cay c, August A D
49, ., ssnse6 and approved o. the lssh cry g Mar
q ~ according 70 Arsiols - q The COlssituIio-
1has Ar1ice g g the COnstif-E'n - sne ne an
Eh--elr amended 50 a. % r-ae :. toliovs;
--serioa e The Representatives shs-- receive fo'
h-s- ---ie-s compensation 70 he a-oe-1Su-l br a.
and nd OF q n. Pahc Treasury hi no inc-e4se 9.
esapeuariou .ha iske th-c during lhs year IN Stic1
Il .h1a have ben made Ind 70 lt- sh1A se las<-c
increasing the oop-nsaiioa 81 sad EeFre-eErstires
be7onz II, san Q, Firr hundred Dollar. for each
se-sicu-
b---hr certify hat III so--uin n BIZ PSssee inf-c
-..Siu- n ne L-ss z7ire Assembly of me E&Hsxz
ItIru,ss q the ~ z1y q JUiy a D IsS-
.AAES n. A0NsAkkAI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

sentative q the people vae j, insane o. n sdes; ro,
unless - b Easie suh3-o O; ne King den VIE shan
have IrTir-5 al the fuI sce q rWrr-cee years wke
sas Know he~ % r-x1 1uc urrc. who shall EoGc-ssxal
sococEt =. ana sEzl have been coniciled the kius
con to- A. rzss thres yoxTs The sf q NJ ch shall y
tse ye1F II zrciasey prcccc rg III eccrio4 pes
ska- eva rcal estate within the kizcdoa % ci,si
N2z- orr sr1 shove Al iEcE h-succS q :. least
thoc-ane culls-s- - s!-1 hHv. sarnzl iroozc
e a. Leaf tholsard d. an. derived frou anT
VrcQersg O. cone iGwIal t1 qsuyEeNL~
h-rcty ceIts1y lAzl the folccuir. Bill passed 10.
hlr1 rszclue tz JAc legislative Asscmhly ~ fhc Ha
vliiNz lslNnos TIT ~ czy q AasIsi A. n. 1SsQ
JANkS n A0NSARkAT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

RETAIL-oaHU.
W. FsuneE King - Ho-alels
Nas.gsy a l.oestissE, Merchant 81
5 Ssu Naylcis. HossI !.
ksons In >sH- a 60. Suu=zu -.
Sa1i wc choar a C.-l-<T =
S1iEs % 4 SS--Sfusnu =.
: lahos.,S -ss--s>o-cason UiasoatS-
sc-lhl lhloneiais irsss ;, 6-s- e. UlskoA-o.
- A TEX >uusnu =,
!. sa Z; F!.'. ~ Ss.sss ss : ri' fsa:s.G: Sssss:
is he Akoi, Nauuakea =
3 Ahunz Akanz. kzslSez- KcolszFoko
= j Noss7a2E- NuE1uu -, HSnc'slu
= ] MossuGz- cor hiHc and Nuu&nE SIS,
- Concaer Asuns NuuznE -
- Siu- Cacac 8 CO. Hctel -
> ho7 Hing cor NuuHuz Eua Be-vsEz-ia ST.
= AAuue! De 2usdrss, King -
:. AHee. King -
REruI-kAUAL
VIC Hep K--, H1nsPcpe,
. Hong LHns kisxt-a.
: L : ftnkhsl. kolsz-
= AlsisE, hEqss, AzwEihEu-
RErkIL-HAwAIL.
shea Fook Ks- I CO, K-ls. KEa,
: TaHs We, hssEPala, y koazla,
Tack urS : 70, NssAqal.- AoAals,
- lIo Gin. PunzhaL- Eio.
y v Il Holms,- N=ipia HEnasuA,
= Henry ArIliszSe. houosaz. HsuskEs,
= 81 EnzE = Ienc Wuu-, H'olavH- uslAG1.,
= Nsiaecse, WzloAiua, has
REFAIL-AAII.
: : Ba,eA.ior waiiasz.
JEs " Girviz. SsiIusE,
= L AkEnE. Hssku-
- Wong AlsE, kokaao, NaES~ao,
j A Jheras, Ausosgsza, LslaiHA,
L Hoag Hang Ans, Waikiki
vCTUALING
! Ar1z, kolo.. KaEHi
>ul- A.. EzuIzEuz poke. NSzi,
Afo. L4h1iuz- N4ui
5 Leo kAz- Aalag4- HosIlb,
% Ala, hoiel - En-o.Ulu.
fnrk T-F MI
le koh- Lang hilEuez. haUAL
: Ailsa 4 SiaeE7o.s. kaSaiAas, Hawaii,
3 Akogz W4iieic. HiIo Hzwzli.
g los N4ik.luz, kAlzlii, Hiio, Hawaii
WHOLESALE
Il NeIu5y-- Z B-c King and Fo-t SIS. Honolulz
kETAIL SPIRIT.
Heu-y yieirL NuuEau- - Hololula-
CAKE PEDpLING.
= Loo A1u Aaa2ls. Hawaii.
. wong G--. Hu1cIlu-
= Al Caoac, E~a, osku-
BUrCHER-
EK H.he- wziohiuu ka1 Hawaii.
= v Il CO-nw-ll. Wa5Sap1- MAJ
PoRh BUTCHER.
Al Siu. PIiho1z1, Eilo, Hawaii.
3 Afa:, Hzsluku, N2aL
LIVERY srABLES-
. w- lew. HuucIulu. OsaE.
i 5 v N.cis-.Aas, Hau4iiaa Hos,l, EOno.glz-
EILIISkD-
Z Frank srus. Kas4l4 Hawaii,
4H A-ru7Izrc HaaokEs. Hzza4Euz. H=vzii,
:. sEz NCgl,Iz. Hose. -, Evuu.alz-
EIRG ARMS.
Noznc Mig. kolA, OIha
= ! Sqeolc-
= : I Back,
EoAT.
u NHhei- H1-o'ulr- oztu.
- N27a4. HcHulE Nzha-
AUCTION.
Is los c Tocks-. KaAA.z, E:zssi.
sALSoN
: Hsz.4 Llhus, kEzi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
EG3z
Prppn.ed Aneneneut-

To A-tcl. g. g the Co1.iitU-ou sr1zi-d ey ksEehi
-eh. V Ct the sk dsy of AuEuss A D ~ IN ierS1'
anos via Article s. % aid COzslitzl5ol
section l. IE; Article G. e the Co1situiio7 fani
~ Ii, Ezj-sry KszeAErehA ' o. ne 2>sh q! o. N
gas 1874 X aas ne ssc ], bsres! alenaed Z aee
r. uith A--5cs ~ st s.id Consli1Etiol b. sink n
OF th< vo-5. five haud-e6 and By substituting isrr
S-e ne -o-as two tho1szn6 and y sl-liHs ca -
v.sf suo hurSr-d and fssE and sHb5ituiin- ihe-e-
fa- ne sa-ds oae ;boas=nd~ 20 Is1S ne Ar11els
sAasl r.rL a. fclioss
Ar.scls g.. Ss Perss- ahIl Be eiEitlt ,o' BeTre-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
ADMIEIsTpArgr Errrrr

4 liz y - - q. y D. 80 He as.
Il been appointed u e. s-r- . -.
4ud alniinis traitor 1f th- esta-- - aa HHr
NhEh- oi honuluiu- hcrchy nntif-- all tr.fr. -
ed 20 suid estate % maize iuntadIsfe ri4rrIs. -r.
undgrsgued' all paTfics having pfc-fg in tsr rha-
bei'n-nE 70 rsid ~siare rrIur-.d r.afifr fa-
adrliuistraiur - ftc same uiih6u- i-lrr Az rzrr.
having claims a4iust aid c-flf~ arr rCu~- 80 o.
present. The zane cgiF alths urlIeL o. DE- -rE--
signed within -lz months, 1stleT viii lr f.rrser f--
b. a.. CEAHEE
Trustee ard Adniiristraier
Estatc - Thomas Nc~k- dcccz-cL.
U1uniuiu. Iuiy 1itt fS-l ler-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
NOTICE

string handy.
hlnd7s We may have to come TO also.
that Is question which /. to he bor.s5 ~,
planters VIII be able 10 settle anoro-.
themselves hrst. thus saving all unneces
sary acs1nony Of public discussion upon
me point Eyerything seems now iD
good srsin for them to do this. and every
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
Before the,Lsnd Boundary CosamiSSsoassr
Island Of Hawaii

A PUBLICATIONS HAVING BEEN
LA raade BY q " NACFARLANE CO. t.-
sette th- boundaries of the Land called Puu- In Iifo
Hawaii Notice y therefore hereby given fhaf .sld
application viii - heard By NJ Urlr- fn fhr
tourt ivus-- ia Iilu. Hawaii. a. ? n. on FRIDAY
the 9Th Day % EEBRI Any. A. T. 49, ard 90 r.-r.rr.
haTin cr claiming any tntcrer; IN fhr afciri a.
Ind are hrr-ty notified % zpp-sr saie tire ana
ae- % contest sas zfpc-tion- sh,ald t~y de-Ir-
Notice j. hereby specially given 10 tn Crrsn frr-
Esissiouers. q v iaud Piihnnns and a. r. E1fh
keciikolsni. 81 E.slalau. adjo.nin- lands
p = LYMAN. BouudaTy s,onmi--Inrs-
Hilo. Hawaii. Jau. f2,h. isS3 - a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

--~sa,ezu; me
.;--'a .-- ls1u-1I thus being eaten up. S-;Il
1lere sse-as IN the minds Of co.npetent
iaen, VINO have given considerable atteD-
non to the sublect, and who a,s We'll
armed WITH facts and figures. z firm con
''c'lon that fine market for our sur7,Ius
sugar Is TO be fo1nd In New Tork. spd
'hat the outlook as far ss the sale Of sugar Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18

WEDNESDAY. JiNTART Is. lSS2.
SNcE the article upon the position in
which this country i placed by the Ciruasc,s.
wss written, intelligence has been received
that Portuguese official Is or his wy 10
the Islands 10 investigate on behalf Of his
government, the condition Of Portuguese
laborers here In a Portuguese paper.
published in San Francisco. the statement
Is made that q commission OF some Of the
most influential people IN Portugal, whose
names are given. are TO wait upon the
government TO urge the necessity Of
thoroughly investigating the statements Of
the Clrra5a.S- Such IN investigation viii
Doubtless clear our good name. and the
whole fabric Of les which has been built
Up. these vile charges Of slavery and i'm
morality vii be swept aside: Hawaii viii
come out Of the ordeal with heightened
reputation. but Il viii have vurdy battles
10 fight before II reaches that happy and
satisfactory position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
Before the Land Boundary ConniSSioner.
Island of Hawaii

~ made 70 me By e J. LYONS 10 s-trf- 10 l.l---
daries Of The ands called kaius ard Wsilea iu a. -
haNaii- o-4oneiug D. the usvsiiau f-nFrruasr--
Notc- i Therefore Hereby given that 1rr raftar
si.i D. heard y ~ ny ofce Cslrt risa-e j.
hite nassti a - A ~ on tkipAf rhe 9iih. dar =
-E"h-Ah1- A y ~. aza alf gereons hsvius- 90
.1IH-s So 'at e IN o. IN t. aslanin. iarii. sf-
p'-zr a. said tns- az.r plaee. should
- - Be c-usrs a-d
.".-H. u. .lHa.H alur 3D.
70 r1I-arinn-r
D d. Hnzzii oar lEH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
Quarterly Rst-s.s o. Government pisPsa-
sary.

II, ~ R,H,-i q Reaiil, Gsst'e~srns
herewith submit my rvrpTs Cor she qrNrt-s q
portion Of the quarter ending rccsahcr ais', is'i
in which had charge u the covernnaeui DfsPen-
sary On Mauns Kea street Ay ssryicc caannaeri7rd
on the s.li day OF Oc.chcr during thu sar,s -uine
DAYS which competed the drarser. ~ triai u'r-
Der of rtsiruts applying az tho .fisfcti-arg %
whom visited N thr;r hnraein eithcr CO. fsse
u chnrLss-uss i.iSS7 Totzl nufnter = rlc-'c-l'-
tiouS 2N Diseases frr.,tcd sNrriiis li-st lert--v
-. ceachs and colds ~, curccrtsct -. -tstrlc
catarrh X disrrahea l.. constipation - tsltrrr
miscellaneous Of the leProSy casc~ 'r-1sca -
were IN charsc u the pollcs', ste haiat-r 1aiiel
81 the pispefrssry Voluntarily for tFesfsrrat- -
addition many called To s~k iuy orintru arc Z.
thoucht tsst cor them 10 lc tred-ed sEth he dsicn
Of vauiiiig Of the dlss,ase-
Deaths = Gauss Of DEATH casss -7I,hiiiS
diarrahea. I clsSfrucfioa q DO els.
Expcussss for drugs S,,e1. o. which a ietst .
worth remained on hand - thr end q tire tFfsui
for furniture SAL shelves and ssr.tgr Etrk slt;
salaries S6l; printing and - siisslsry sss l7s-
TSaper advertisement ~ ocs hours- m thrpc rsfcr-
SiiiO. painting sign $40. sutai S-t,sss. DuTial,
the frs, week Of NV service tnt.i calls AZ disPsn-
ssry "A: during last week Of quarter ~ Iespoet-
fully submitted Gon. l. ffrrat. MI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-01-18
E,vr,., carriag. RtruIasaon- Stand No.

Ncace &. hereby given lisss sand Ne sei1E tae
rIlri .de a, Huscl - troE Brewer. Block essI has
49, chanEo5 20 n, nlNssA .ide o, KSs.l s. ne
easse-ly lsno5iun @; JusuE 81
NJ ao-- than SIX Carriage VII b allowed OF thi'
sand a. On. tu--fozr O. The Cns1z s. traL and tso
sI ne Hut-l s. front
WN ARMSTRONG.
Minister of the Inierior-
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