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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-29
REAL Estate.


Yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons IN real estate IN the District yesterday.
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
All Of square az, between North Capitol and First
streets west and X and / streets north Q jrge Il.
Hamilton. trustee TO President aud Directors Of
Lot a. souSre 1s7 tiniick subdivision William w.
Metcali. trustee. TO John w. Sta r 0.
on Sixth street vest between b and Il streets
feetJ, Luke Devlin 10 Julia Paul, elise -
on Ninth street west, between Y aud u streets
Wilson sT to BeiiS q Reafdon. hs '' 'e'' iHO''
On l. street north, between sixth and Seventh
by % feeIj, John j. shane TO Robert D. Leathers,
on q street north, sublote OIL and &C. square Ill,
Claudius H. Jewell to Augustus Jay, N, igLTS
south, sI6ot TO- square boo t2O BY no ieet) Joseph
Brummott to Mary II. O. Coeyman Si,No
teenlh streets west snbiot ~ square 20 tSi2 FEET
by depth, M. 4. MAnis, trustee, TO Marian douve-
Parts Of lots 90 a. and ~ in the rear of South E
street between sixth and Seventh streets east square
So G; IL Knight trustee, 70 d Q, Knlght, $50 nj,
teenth streets west west halt Of lot "a square go (sl
feet 6inches by lco ieeD, John Cammack, to James
on Ninth street west between and II streets north,
part Of lot No. square 81 ue feet 10 inches nonD, Rob
on seventh street west, between and o streets
north south third Of lot o. square ~ go by l0eel,
WILLIAM John Miller, trustee, to Jacob NanNr,
or seventh street west between end d. ,s streets cS
Mathew slntes TO Jacob Xander, 1900
COUNTY.
lie Droit Park, lot block II, Charles c. Martin to
Meridian Y Hm, ioi 81 and part Of lot 90 block H.
Richard Norris ct a. 10 Charles H. Knight q, 575.
Meridian Hlll, al Of block ls Hal, 4 khans sub
| $500
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sou.,,,,n1 a. scare PbII,deI,b,n

letter was received at the survey depart
ment, Philadelphia, from Postmaster Mac
Arthur, of Kinmouth. Cam, asking for certain
information from the registry office, and the name
Of the best law firm In this city. 1t also contained
a clipping from a Canadian newspaper asserting
that Colonel Jacob Baker, soldier Of the reyolu
ton, who died in Canada in 1901, owned at his
death fifteen acres of land Chen in the suburbs of
Philadelphia but now in the heart of the city,,
which is now estimated In value at s3l5,000,000.
Postmaster Macarthur added that a nephew Of
Colonel Baker is now living at the village Of Kin
mouth Search through the department shows
that there is no trace OF any such property on the
books in the survey department. aud Chief En-
gneer Smedley thinks that the claim, If claim is
really made, Ia founded upon an old and worthless
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Thos. j. Fisher 81 Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCrIONEE itS,
1874 n street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
ItO1Y3, SOUTH OF MOUNT PLEASANT, On THE
NORTH SIDE OF KErNISAW AVENUE WEST
or FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD.
BY virtue OF n decree passed by the supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia Will sell at public auc
ton, on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of May, 1852, at 0
o'clock y. M the premises, lots numbered H. ",
n, H. 10, and 10, Of John Sherman's subdivision OF
parcel OF land called kennesaw' as recorded In the
ofice of the Surveyor OF tie District OF Columbia
Terms; one-lourth cash. aud the balance At q, u,
and N months for which the notes of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale will be taken
and n lien retained on the property sold.
These lots part OF the tract OF land north of the
Columbian College property, west Of Fourteenth
street extended, aud but short distance from Bound
AIRY street, In n rapidly improving neighbOrhOod
Lot No, II contains about ~ 900 square feet and the
other lots fom about l2O00 10 1900 square feet each.
REGINALD FENDALf.
No. S25 -Four and a-halt street, l,r.,,.,oo.
WIN. f. MATT1NGLY, Ai"9'eeN
npIQ-dts No. 43j Seventh street,
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VOTING MEM

II you have Aled to receive proper treatment In
Debiity impeteney. frsmstIire peppay %e"kbsss
pyspefsla, Nervous reliability, &C., send two stamps
=. SThfS Laws or LIFE AND HEALTH"
jHi-iy III East Fifteenth sifeet' New York
~ ENTLESIEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
aSa s@a fssay sqS SG Of All
cause. without the use Of mercurih or other Ohiec-
tionahle treatment. a cure guaranteed, In recent
Once strictly PSS no on ea seem SS Ky doeS SS
Hours. : 70 s, g TO !, exclusively. DR. LEON 27
fennsylyania avenue api
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
= ToLU ToNlC-Sure cure for Dyspepsia IN ali is
Stages also for COUGHS Colds Bronchitis Asthma and
Ss@ S tSst be Hs%st Sia 3a S' f az
6ANbY M[seSS 81 and other edieSslsh Ssns
fssal Ia above dlse49es, the hasls being tar purest
to tsSe fvn For sSie by ali dr,iSsiss md rTessrs
a per quart bottle The trade supplied at aiiberai
BGSRss0S6R q HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale EroesFs, solo agents fgr ms city Henry
manufacturers and proprieiora' de2l-iy
nR LRoN, THE OLDEST IasTABLGsHED AND
beeonsuited daily at AZ Pennsylv anla avenue All
Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly re,
eoSsSIatoS Strictly ooShdentai separate rooms s
Or ladies Once hours. to land ITO s. sap3
nIsEAsEs OF THE eENITo, URINARY OR
u gHns Blood, Liver Kidneys, Nerves. Women,
CatarIhi BronePitis pyspepa, Se speedily and per
aRs9E sa5 SS Sfs IN eay e. book free P
Y AFLBuRs RXORllTER THE BEST TONIC
j known, and an lgielblo remedy Tor hheuma ism,
Rheumatic GOut, stif JOINTS Coughs, Colds, PulmO,
nary Complaints, Consumption, Catarrh, dyspepsia,
Asthma bronchitis, SCIOfula, Kidney Diseases, Ur-
nary COmpla nts, and AL diseases OF The Blood aud
Bl1. II wln care all Eruptions OF tho Skin and
make white and son O. i short time; ETtsrnai
applications VIII cure knrna, sprains, Cuts, Frost
nites, sore Bunioaa' soalds, he. ,,,,,, 30
pepot-9N w. Pratt street. near sharp, BALTI-
M1RR. Nh. Scnd fnr circular. Hundreds OF home
testimonials For salo by all Druggsts, ap7-lm
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PRoposALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
OFFICE puEcmAsINe AND DEPOT

OFFICE PUkCIiABING AND DEPOT
CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHISOrON, d. G., AIril 20, 1857.
Sealed proposals. In triplcate addressed TO the I'M
aersgned will DO received ut this Office until II
o'clock noon, on Wednesday, May II, lSS2. at which
time and place they will be opened In the presence OF
bidders, for furnishing the Frcsh Beef required by tho
Subsistence Department, United States army Of this
depot, for Issue 10 trnopa. &c during the fiscal year
commencing July /, is32, Separate proposals viii
also be received for furnishing from the contractor
gall during the same period such choice cuts Of
Fresh Beef, Mutton, and COrned Beef as may be re-
Qufred for sales TO oflicera. Tho Government re.
serves the right TO reject any all proposals. Infor
nation as TO conditions quality OF beef payment, DC,
C. b. PENROSE
ap254t Captain aud c. q, U, 3. A.
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPOSAL5 FOR GAS CHANDELIERS.
III OFFIcE OF BUILDINa ron
STATE, WAR. AND NAVY DEF AILMENTS
WAsHfEoToN, ID. c.. April ~, 1852.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering, and
putting In place the Gas Chandeliers required for the
Office rooms In the North Wing Of the Building for
State War, and Navy Departments, In this city, will
be received this office until ~ of May Is, 1852,
and. opened Immediately thereafter, IN presence OF
bidders.
Specifications general instructions to bidders. and
blank forms OF proposal will be furnlshed 10 esab-
lished manufactures Of gas fixtures application to
this oflce. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ap2ogt Lt.Col. Corps of Engineers.
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By AbSOcInItu IfeNb.
NEw YonK. April 2s-Noney loaned between 3and
&i per cent and closed at per cent. bid Exchange
steady at GAGD4s7 for long and 4s9k6o49o for
short sight. Governments were unchanged, except
for extended %, which u per cent higher Stale
irregular on b moderate volume OF business The
TRANSACTIONS aggresated ZIgO0 shares Including Della
Rio qrende, 100 Erie, "a 800; Kansas and Texas,
1900 Michigan Central g20o Missouri Pacific 200
New Jersey CENTRAL 1900 New York Central, 1890
Northern Pacific, 5,lN0 Heading, S50O 81 Paul, 1000
81. Paul and Omaha, 5000, Texas Pacific, sou Wa
bash Pacific 08OO; Western Union, $780,
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. T. O. WRsr's NERVE AN D BRAIN TREATMHNT
. specific Tor Hystora, Dizziness, COnvulsions, Her-
yous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory,
spermatorrhopa, fmpotenoy, involuntary EmissionS
Premature Old Age, caused by over-exertion, self
abuse, or over-indence which leads TO misery, de-
cay and death One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar a
box. or ak boxes for i've dollars Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes TO
cure any cSo With each ordar received by for six
boxes. accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money " the treatment does effect Guar
antees issued by sTOTT & CROMWELL. $50 Penn
UlVnnia avenue, WASHINGTON, ID. C., wholesale and
retail Rgents Orders by mail will receive prompt at.
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LONDON. April 2s,-Consols for money and account,
l0i% Erie seconds, 95I5 New York Central, 1909;
Atlantic and Great Western seconds l5s; Illinois Cen
trail 1880 Pennsylvania 02Jsi Ontario and Western,
25h, Paris advlces quote Tentes NJ 6Sf e5c ana ex
change on London Isl 1880
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Faded CoIors Restored.

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS Its youth
full color and lustre by the use Of Parker's Hal
Balsam an elegant dressing, admired oritspurit!
and rich perfume.
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sUBrRBAsURY BALANCES.
Coin....... ss74l6,Al0 20 Currency-. S3el7 066 On
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DISTRICT COURTS,

Insist upon obtaining Floreston Cologne. It Is
pre-emiuently superior In permanenee and rich
delicacy Of fragrance.
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DIED

wEDDERBURN.--Th conoludn funeral services
OF Cadet Engineer IAwgEScE A. WEppEEnunN
from the residenoe 81 his grandfather, Judge D. G.
Lawrence No. SIS street northwest.
The refnains will be buried at dlenwood Cemetery.
The naval funeral services were performed nt the
United states Naval Acaden y, Annapolis. ND, ye3-
terday at $50 r. m.
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TIME GREAT .
4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP

MENG.
IN EFFECT ANUARI ~, 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHlNGrON, nom station,
corner sixth and streets, as follows;
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars, ut 0S0 q, M,
daily Fast Line $3.50 a. IN. daily, with sleeping Cars
from Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati Western Express
7:sO p m. daily with Palace Cars TO Pltts6urg ana
Slneinnati; Mall Express, $50 p M daily for Pits
'f BE&G III ttS XNS POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CanandniguR, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, $50
For Wiliiamspori, Lock Haven and ElmIra, at o3l
For New York and tho East SOOa M, 1870 q, M. l3o
$50 and lO:2O y. m; on Sunday, 1850 $50 aud lel
Rin A. M dnily' cSeapt Sunday. '''''' t"''o' N"''
at Jersey City with boats ,,ol Brooklyn Annex,
double ierriage aoross New York city. -
For Philadelphia 500 q IA, 1870 a. M l;S $50 W W.,
aud iO'p p M, on sunday l;o 90 GoD Hnd n.S5
For Baltimore, go, 500 $40, 1889 a. NJ ana 1870, l2D,
$50 q. M loo, $40 1880, $50, and 1880 y, IN.
For Popes Creek Line GAO H. m. and $40 p m daily.
For Annapolis, 6;io a IN. and 40 p m. daily, except
ALEX XNDRIA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL.
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexsndris, $50, 100, $40, 400, and iI25 a. NJ,
40 500 62O 800 and ll;SO ~, on sunday, at $50
go, 1900, and lli2l u. IN, and 500 y. IN. ~
For Richmond and the South $50 and ll!2j ~ M daily
and 500 y. m, daily, except sunday, a., al,
Trnns leave Alexandria for Mgshlngton' 6;0o SOD
and 1900 midnight sunday, at sos, 500, aud 1000
n M, 100 aud 0lO p. IN, 800
Tickets and Information at the onlce, northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylyanla ave-
nuO and at the Station where orders can be lei hr
the checking of baggage to destination rom notes
"'N '''''' j, II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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schedulo 70 tAko efToet MoNDAY. JANuARYl

Schedule 10 take effect MONDAY, JANUARNl .
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
taS1 Chicago, Cincinnati aud 81 Louis INST expre,s
sietpng cars u Cincinnati, 81 Louis and Chicago
s0o-natimorc, tlllcOtt City. and Way stations
660-BaltuOtc, Annapolis, and Way piedmont
str9SbnIgS winchester. Hagcrstown, and Way
t7t5-BatnOrc Express,
si9-boint o. Rocks and Way stations.
parlor cars TO New York.
SE-Staunion and Valley Express. Connects for
HngCrstOwn aud nt Point OF Rocks for Frederick.
too baltimore, Hyattsville, and Laurel Express.
htOpsnt Beltsville, AunnpOlia Junction, Iessnps,
ic0o-liaiimoro Express Stops at Hyattsvlle aud
:, laurel
tio'i5-Pittsburg, Chicago Cincinnati apd ST. Louis
- a., Express. PdrlOr and sleeping cars
1910. baltimore, EllIcou City, Annapolis, and way
il;25-9n sunday only for Baltimore and Way
tGlS-Bnltl nioro Express
tS00-Baltlmure, Philadelphia, and New York Eek.
SIS. baltimore aud Way stations, Cwirchoster.
Frederick, HngcrstOwn, and Way, via Relay.)
tSO-DaltmOre, nynttsvilic and Laurel Expfess-
Grederiok, Via Relay. stops at Annapolis
t4i0- Blumore Annapolis, and Way Stations,
tAh-Puint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagcrstown, Win.
chester, and Wgy stations, (Qn sunday to Point
toA5EBaltmore Express (Niartnsburg aud Way.
oo via Relay, Stops at HyGttsyille aud Laurel)
t1sO-BaltmorO and Way stations
t7;to-Baltmore, Hynttsvle, and Laurel Express
ts'l9SLIPIisbnrg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
philadelphia, New York and Boston Express.
sleeping cars % New York. stops at Hyatts-
tO'i7-Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
- Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and Chicago
q tDaily. tSunday only Other trains daily, except
All trims from Washington stop at Relay station.
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington station 6i0 aud
1851 PENNSYLVANIA avenue corner Fourteenth street
where orders will b. taken for baggage be checked
L
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following report oftho financial market yester-
day, toGethcf with the opening. highest lowest and
closing quotations are furnished ~ the banking
OIL. d. Cooke jr., Co., it2y street, Washington
ID. C.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list Of advertised letters remain
ing in the post-otlces in the city of Washington,
April 20, 1885, ID. b. ANGER. p. M.
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PRODUCE MAnKETs.

Baltimore stock Hoard.
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Virginia 0s. consolidated,
coz; past due coupon, co. new lO4Os, Il bid day
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LOVELY, toney, gloye-h fitting boots can be worr
by all who use German Corn Remover. 25c.
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BY virtue Of writ Of aer facias issued out Of the
Carka ONCE of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and TO me directed, I will sell at public
sale for cash, at tho Court House door of said
district, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF May, 1881,
az ~ O'Clock m, all the right title catm, aud Interest
OF the defendant In aud to the following described
town beginning lii feet II Inches east from line be
tween Lots Nos ~ and 3j and running west Bridge
street 10 feet; thence south ii0 feet to alley;
thence east p feet aud thence north to the beginning
with use Of the alley leading to Duck Lane.
Also that part OF Lot No a. In old Georgetown, be-
ginning on the south side OF an nlley leading from
Dutk Lane, aud about l1s feet aud inch west from
said Duck Lane, and running thence cAst 20 feet
thence south 100 feet to the canal thence west on said
cannl So feet to Drpynss Lot thence north 10 the be-
ginning together with all aud singular the Improve
ments thereou) levied upon tue property of Edgar
Fewkes garnisheo. satisfy Execution No. 2,2si nj
law In favor OF Buckley q Marbuty.
q E HENRY, u, s. Marshal.
T'uoa DowIrya Auriionper fcg7dts
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AUCTION SALES.


By virtue Of n certain assignment recorded In Liber,
No 1000 Folio lO OF the Land Records for the District
OF Columbia, will oier for sale at public auction, AZ
the Office Of Thomas j. Fisher Co, No 1924 street
northwest, on FRIDAY, the 5th day Of May, A. u.
and estate of William f. clark, IN and to all the teal
estate Of which H. H. Clark, late of said District died
seized Except the south % iect Of Lot No, ~ IN
Square No. 2ss) lying and being IN the city OF Wash
ington In said District and being the premises known
~ NO Ills Fsireet northwest No. 90 Twelfth street
northwest and No iii II street northwest, subject TO
two deeds of trust for 1900 on thp promises NO
1iia street northwest and the other for 81 500 upon
the Individual interest Of the said w r. Clark IN the
said real estate Of which the said II L. Clark died
seized and entitled to, and subject also TO two anu
Ties Of $500 each, charged upon said real estate by the
last will and testament OF the said L. r. CLARK ~ re-
corded in the Office Of the Register Of Wills for the
District OF Columbia.
Tcrma-Cash.
ansed,S,iS e. OARUSI, Assignee.
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BANKEks hACHAFGE
Three-day bills"...- 4sOx sixty-day bls.".... 49,
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GEORGETOWN STATION.

Advertised April ~.
LADIES LIST.
Nelson, CnthIa MIS- Turner, Fannie
Thomas, lsabellA Wright, Lucy
Thomas, NJ A Mrs
OE6TLnAfIaN'B LIST
Raasett, j III Capt C) Wnliama. Thomas
| Harris, Chas X
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1857 Prizes, amounting to-""..... ......." 10000
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
| to the office of the Company In New Orleans.
Write 10Y information or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New orleans, La.
Or O07 Seventh street,
| apll Wellington, ID. @.
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Mr.. r. ALBERTsoN 4207 Columbus avenue, Phila-
delpbia, having received severe confusion Of the
knee.c0p suffered intensely therefrom. A friend
suggested 81. Jacobs OIL and before he had USED,
three bottles he was u well man.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
,ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL. RAILSl

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE wtsTVIA WASHINGTON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
Rev. ]. A. CruEan's Sermon

EDITOR GAZETTE "A recent excellent sermon,
delivered in the Fort Street Church upon tie sub
ject of religion in everyday life leads to ask
little of YOUR space for the following practical
suggestions concerning part of thea that reverend
gentleman's discourse which related to lawyers.
Undoubtedly il is the duty of a lawyer to take
more satisfaction in promoting peace and the set
Element of strifes than in the taking of fees. But
as far as have observed, his peculiar temptations
are not often presented in that form. One who
applies to lawyer for advice, whether to bring
q law suit or not states his case in his own way,
the lawyer gets as near the facts as he can from an
er payfe statement, and has then merely to say
that his clients case seems to him to be goodor to
be bad in law. If the case seems to him TO be bad
in law it is his duty to decline TO take it, and that
is very easy thing to do. If the case is doubtful,
he has to say 50, and the client then decides
whether to bring it or not. client who is sued
and asks advice should be advised in like man
ner.
Usually in either case the client, if an intelli.
gent person does not wish counsel upon the policy
or morality of his case, for in that regard he IS
competent 10 decide for himself. Indeed with in
telligent as well as Ignorant clients, think ad-
vice these points is often regarded as gatultous
and obtrusive.
Nor is the lawyer placed under temptation to
misrepresent either the law of his case to the
Judge, or the facts to a jury. II is IN fact most
unwise to do either. His chief temptation
should say is in a tendency to slight his cases.
his work. whatever it Is. insufficient preparation
of the law. hasty examination of the facts. pre-
mature advice all this is the lawyers fdeiiis des
for the that it is 50 often impossible
to detect, and that in so many instances it does
not bring the punishment that incomplete or bad
work ought always TO bring. Lawyers are bad
enough, no doubt, as everyone else Is but their
badness is not think, of the kind usually attri-
buted to them. The ethics of law, however, can
not be fully discussed III the limits OF news
paper article. II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
Report Of III. Queen. Hospital.
HoSouu1u, Feb. 18th, lss2.

HONOLULU, Feb. 18th, lec2.
~ ftr Tirrsf,rs ~ The QartE's Hospital:
GESrIAnN Il have the honor 10 submit the
following report for the quarter ending February
18th 1Ss2. The total number Of patients at pre-
sent in the Hospital is GO, viz. AZ Hawaians, u
males, - females. and Il foreigners, II paying
patients
Tie number Of admissions during the quarter
vas -, viz a Hawaiians, 3 males II females and
81 foreigners. Discharged during the quarter lO2,
viz - Hawaiians, = males, females, and 6e for
kiguers. Deaths during the quarter IL, all for
hcners. The causes of death were as follows
fever . consumption > disease Of the heart ?, dis
ease Of bladder l. disease Of liver l, gangrene !,
paralysis 1. cancer Of stomach 1.
Highest number Of indoor patients was ~ low
Isl On. daily average -. Number Of prescriptions
f.6oI. The number Of patients treated in the
Hospital during the quarter as follows De
ccmber lssl, no. January 1852, 100; February
1859. IOl.
Calls At the dispensary SIS. New names entered
IN dispensary books %.
Respectfully submitted,
koHFFT MCkIHnrN NJ d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

TEIHIERE WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUG
y TON in the Government Pound, KohOslos, On
WEDNESDAY, Mar II 18th. at IL NJ. the following
animals: Bay Horse, bland Akll; Bay Horse, brand
Nh; sOrrel Horse, unbranded, and Pig.
4. B. KAAUKUU,
SOS lie Pound Master.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

The meeting Of the General Committee the Loan
Exhibition l. postponed to Wednesday afternoon,
March 18th, O'Clock The meeting will be held at
the Reading Room. $ b. DOLE,
SIS 1t Chairman,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

TNHE UNDE RS IG NED CIV h ,
il Notice that they have formed Co-partnCrship
under the firm name Of J. Williams Co.. doing 4
Photographic business at ios Fort St, Honolulu Oahu
iSirnedD ]. j. WILLIAMS, Of Honolulu,
Z. TEACHER, /"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
poUED NOTICE

FAURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS KING
~ DOM my son. JACOB FISHER, will continue the
Manufacture Of Fishers Champagne Cider, and will
attend to the business generally.
Hon March Ith.--s, lm.L ISRAEL. EIsIIER-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

Dust Dust . Dust.!, And yet there are peo-
pie who object to paying for1he water carts. On
Thursday afternoon there was foretaste Of what
We are likely 10 have during the summer if
the water carts 90 out of actual service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
,aer advertisements,
NOTICE.
NOTICE

& NJ. WHITMAN HAS PLACED ALL HIS
- Bills in the hands OF J. ". LUNING, Collector,
and has instructed him TO collect at once or take legal
stems for Immediate recovery. $50