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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
TEN PAGES.
THE NRWS THIS MORNING.

EopyIGN-A programme is published or the SUD-
ects which will come before the Irish Conference.
= The report of the committee under General
SIR Alison regarding the Channel Tunnel scheme
40 made public. - Oscar Wilde was arrested In
Moncton, n b., Thursday night, for breach OF con-
tract to lecture - Several departments in Peru
have declared in favor Of Pierola. - The cy-
clone destroyed much property and resulted III
the death of a number of persons IN CuDa.
DoMRsTIo.-Alonzo w. Slayback was shot and
killed by John Cockrill, managing editor OF me
81 louis Post. dispatch in st. Louis, yesterday.=
James +. Porter was arrested In Cincinnati in con-
nection with the murder of A. W. Ross. 60 John
Uurd,s grain elevator In Bridgeport Conn.,, was
burned. - Three men were killed in shooting
affray in Triton, Ca, on Thursday. - The Aus
tralian cricketers defeated the Pbiladelphians by
nine vlckets Yesterday. - William Austin was
hanged in Lancaster, Ky, for the murder OF his
amt. - Bob Taylor. one of the Western out
laws. was shot and killed by Sheriff Goodall on a
railway train near Lebanon, Mo- &C. The Tariff
Commission held session in Philadelphia
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Tammany, County
Democracy and Irving Hall Conference Committees
met last night at the Park Avenue Hotel. 80
The Citizens Committee of Twenty-one decided to
hold n mass-lneeting - Delegates to the Re-
pnblican nominating conventions were elected.
- Three indictments against Mayor DE BeVolse
were presented by the Grand Jury of Queens
County. - Miss Emily Faithful arrived -
Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar (4l2l2
orains, S7.I4 cents. - Stocks were only mod
erately active, but were feverish and lower, and
closed weak.
THE Observation-Disclosures local observations In
dictate cloudy weather. with light rains and slight
changes in temperature followed by partly cloudy
or fair weather. Temperature yesterday Highest,
600; lowest, $50; average, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14

Simon Cameron is entirely correct in his
statement that "good will come out of the
nresent Republican crisis" 1t certainly will
hut not in the way that Mr.. Cameron possibly
thinks. He says also that he looks for
Beavers election" He will look long and
anxiously. lie has seen the last chance of it
disappear
The shooting of A. W. Slayback by John
Cockrill, in st. Louis, seems to be the result
of a combination of personal hatred, political
antagonism and unrestrained passion happily
rarely met with in these days. 1t is said that
Slayback entered Cockrilrs Office with. a
friend, both with pistols in hand A way is
thus opened for strong plea of self-defence
We formerly looked to "the frontier" for law
lessness, but the best specimens of it are now
found In Missouri.
The effort to nominate an Independent Citi-
zens' ticket is taking more definite shape. A
mass meeting under the direction of the Com
mittee of Twenty-one is called for Thursday
evening of next week, at Cooper Institute.
Whether the outcome of the movement is en-
tirely satisfactory 10 its most ardent friends
or not, it cannot fail to have a beneficial in
fuence in city affairs. Machine leaders, Dem
cratic and Republican alike, are badly fright
ened-a state OF discomfort which is good for
them.
The ease with which four prisoners have
escaped from the Queens County Jail will be
pleasing to most Of the officials OF Long Island
City. Their chances for being locked up them
selves improve every day. Half dozen indict-
ments have been found against Mayor De
Beyose alone. and the officials who interfered
with the recent action of the Society for the
Suppression of Vice are net in much better
luck. Therefore the reputable citizens of Long
Island City should make all possible efforts
to put the lookup in thorough repair. There
would be some hope for the town il its entire
municipal government could be put in jail and
kept there.
tunnel under tho English Channel con-
struoted In compliance with tho suggestions
of the committee having Sir Archibald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14

Alison at its head would not be attra ctive 10
the travelling public. The portcullis would DO
certain to fail sometime and catch passing
train; or the irrespirable gas would escape
xpectedly and choke several carloads Oh
passengers; or the flood-gates would be
opened by mistake and fill part or the whole
of the tunnel or the mines would voluntarily
explode 10 the destruction of everybody ana
everything connected with the concern. No
body would venture foot in place so llaDle
TO go of without warning. The physical pam
endured now in crossing from Dover 10 Caials
would be bliss compared with the mental STAN
of the passage underground through traps
flood gates and dynamite The suggestions OF
the committee have virtually put an end to the
scheme for the present, and the English Natl
will still sleep with feeling OF security.
In other columns of this impression will be
found two articles on Mexican affairs which
are of particular interest at this tire, when SO
many of our capitalists have made investments
across the Rio Grandc. In one, Senior Romero,
the Mexican Minister at Washington, replies
sharply to recently published assertions that
money invested in railroads in his country
cannot pay reasonable interest, aud that the
agricultural capacity and development of Mex
leo are rot great. The other article is q letter
from Ell Paso del Norte, written by an occa-
slonal correspondent of The TRIBUNE. 1t
contains many interesting details about the
Gateway of Mexico, destined soon to become
familiar to travellers from the Union, now
that the railroad to Chihuahua is completed.
The character sketches are of persons who
soon will happily disappear before better
civilization.
The poor people of this city suffer under
many evils, but among the most severe are the
extortions of that lugubrious companion OF
Death-the undertaken. A feeling of affection
and loyalty prompts the poor as well as the
rich man who has lost member OF his family
to bury the dead with all possible honor. by
taking advantage of this natural sentiment
the INSCRIPTIONS undertaken reaps rich har-
vest. He provides funeral tar beyond The
needs of the case, and charges outrage0usy
when it is over. Protests are useless, and, as
city missionaries well know, many family Is
reduced to want in trying to pay for the burial
of some beloved member. Occasionally an
example Of this kind OF outrage comes to the
surface. Within a day CT two efforts have
been made here to hold dead bodies for debt.
A person making such an attempt is declared
by law to be guilty of misdemeanOr. 1t is a
pity the city authorities have not seen fit to do
the poorer classes good turn by taking steps
to have these persons punished In one OF the
churches of this city is society the object OF
which is to secure cheap but decent funerals
for poor people. The good work might be
largely extended.
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A tunnel under tho English Channel con-
struoted In compliance with tho suggestions
of the committee having Sir Archibald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
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"ALDERNEY BRAND ..-,.,n ,,u,
Buyslways -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

The sIact.on RETURNS have besu -sceIvsd frru
most lf the tsl1u5s. The u1ss tagsreIzt gE those
v.ll b. tl-nd esl1v A coGIpls-s is, l5 -ls unsul-
5srs Of the usF 5.yisllszrs as also given The
=iectlu 1a,set of verv g-leE.v 10 af11iIl-l-
There vas r cgus1iertaie crowd ir11ud s-e Cow
sr-mer1 cuIl11gs az iIg- ard sgula sis, Z l-ls,.
Fr1mufeut among the spritas-s vas Lleu1s1.t-l-
John Baker Tine house .lt -lltl,. E-I spll1 l1
tlvIr l- t1s opposition rusiisE. A. --r t-t-ru11u
gd-el. the vIrtuus cactld5-zs stlr-sl a--z--tl -1
get -lrLr voters uu u1 the polls. lu- s-s vll-zS " a
sitcis. A 1ouv gL the -lry -l.l----u ug -z4
vg5-a as sulv- Cpuu tins -h=rs was cursil.ec-t-
bic comment l- -u--i f-r r-a -r=sa1cs -t
-ullc sUHiIer. IL II--Ir1- t- 11e polls wug-1
rIra1s the sierlUn. sC1l--s uHt beng v11zr>. II
t-rsce the Erll-i-v march town IN rIr-e. bus
arrived Or thr Eull tesy break ld llc vote &c 11s
Is -csv pielsa. fill ny lIt1 ri1, f-- 1- lls -tl
q s-l-Hd --F- Ia tire Jllt5t- >El.gs q u-lI-.Irg
a-. al 50 s ara Informed lg az =L-1ll'tr-
I1Ilntswu- FiewIl-- the uIl--ar IGsn cy zle --E1z
Of --ssg Ll-gs uI-lurs. r 1FEeIrs tliL- ll1u-n
there c-ud Be 10 Cllec--lu % Tue -r-ops ul.-cii-
rna- G,Eu 1--et1sr Co tire polling ELl;s- they
snuuld have broken ID 1U1sifte and -.lcu-t have
ceeu allowed f-s-ti-E lt -clver>'ilian Iz-luiz
themselves beir-s -hev rs-stsr=, -lel- votes A.
FIG.-e El.sar-ln ci1sst the -ulL- ana u1ll-e,il-
i-g-T the grgrer -ticsrs prlceel-u O. count the
vIJ1s. The cesgl1 tl- 1.t-et- a. -l--e before
p H. 4 B--e crowd Eis HaseU-clec 5- hear tle
-ssur. the most EIvur1hlv reserved uflls WIS -1tz
1f ilr Elh-lI1I- Elera Wis % regular ccz=r wl-u
hrs =iacEiuu WIS announced uuCu-t BE- Wis not az
tina head cf rls POLL Judge Bfczscrlu -l-cllced
thIr LA5l grgrer bd-llEs hLL been cusG resulting
Woes - rIL-uEgs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
Es Lass E.e=az

EEr-ua G,zzs-urE= Oh Fssiae=itig evening e vas
I1--lu-cel - -he Eppril1st aiiczr tr1uI the
Government -1-liluzE. ard zl-A al IeEIl f1r-
1lallrE- t-az E-ssrs GzbHau- Lizzalluz- Lillil1-l
tnG Pam lad Pui=st -A- i5-ss5 lrIl-l5er1s votes
ana t-ersflr= -Hg arz ulg1ls.s1il lrs-hlT the leal
hers t1r EluoiIlH f1r the sruIz1g sssiilu- ant vst
Is ll ssII--T Ilqlssai1ui7ls t-aE q .1ofsf, = roc
rs1f-aasI-a- t-E -i-s v-Is.f1 D. l5.s-stall s---zE
irlfu klcta--if - GIlllI street, 1-iz we1lsa 111
-1Il-i-l-en-a- TIE property Euicn pays TIE iaE=s-
g-G thH ll-s-l-s-ca VliiI 1uuh- % 1rHacrI1 7lIll
lVsrczle -leIl- sElsrlrIr- s F1fll -zrr-ss u-zi-
uIF E1rls- 1-r 1L= ul.zlllert flr E1ullglI VITO
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.lII'i-seIi -sililll-t1s4 glt have FEeTIri s-nrs
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-H ErzI- Gfsu1llerzIll AID -arcEL l-.azsa
Il rl.e EinrI.cu-
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-IIsrcr. lrt rLl- fszlff-t1s TIE sallFs fI-llflrT
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zl-ir rsrnr.-T How sar G1Mpauq af a1lifsrz n
aIllrarT srrEgr I1I-nrll- Erz.ssr -.lsIE l1ss-s
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.au-ra1-.-leIsc y alT ll1-srrs u & g1esrior
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

WHlr tire S.11E-5fg Pre-s regards Is
Surprise. = 1C sum thing % auv one VINO
has as al sgUu the trIck gf recent events.
has Wld,ne, the working -f the electoral
mind and has understood whdr l-ilgEcss
have -seu I1 work uEgn IL. Ll l. ug sur
ur-sg sJ the t-1zE-rE that lL- Gibson
shCuld come n az the head 1f the pui-
E-ss election campaign had been evidently
Planned q ICuz wuIls before. and though
BE-. Us PRINCIPAL 6-,i uGG come forward I'll
q -I-H hour n the day. the w--sS had all
been .u1t and gCuLt o. pulled M the rTEc1
direction wIeE T1 was required There
WIS uCEs- and that LCEe WIS strongly
entertained Cv TINS ruper. 5Eu- l-r. j o.
Carter vgEId le Glls Cd run q --CC i-Grtl.
81G had his cu17a.Ss Eeeu commenced
lu-i-er -lrE 10 WIS. there l. E--le doubt
bus wlat Be- might have Cb5a-EeC lLH5
-,lcp l- lsus-. e Cli q higher Mr. Cd--=r
vlULi have 1.I.ia &. 3. zz,t-. -51l member
= 1llr minded ---.sy. and would lIve pre-
=aulsd d -ecEll u llls cIE- winch Lselt
atLv 1uEIG -J De Represented and winch
L. l1G nov rgprgssu1sC lV any Of 1Le tgUr
uambers laralT elected E-vEvar l5 Is 1l
good crv1E ever spit milk the lr4zEr-E
wJulC la-g welcomed the s-ecrgu g- Ar.
Carter as q -,za-lllr sign. but Is be- LAS uCL
been chosen. the only thing l. GO -glE o.
the future and see that no mistake that
may have been mipia should ce rgUsuragL
To 5ae- G1H1-1,sarraC about zEe uu=-zr -
rrtl-cu-0Es= If lIgcgllLl has not returned
EEe exact ueul lrs rnu1 could Le wished.
other districts have r'stu-ed =gue --Cd
men The Representative from EliCa and
Wlusu In kaEaL from Wazu-z- and
Hama u }Iaui- E-gm EizLg. kIu I-G Puma
n EIvaul- from k1ClHuLCa- E1C4lurChl.
and EEI and Walllas On 0uEE- ara al
men whose record II f1-uqr Lsg-sL11Erss
has been -CCG CT vino promise we'd i1r
the LegisLl5u-E IF -cs Euru-u- From all
sla1 can BE- rIzEsruG the Laz-sla-r-z 1E
L,S,.- promises -l have Better men u 10
than 11a1 CT $50. The rrvof OF the put
Ding. LCwe7sr- L ID TIE eulI1- and =5lL-
more Ii the G--ss11z- thereof IL tie next
Leg-sLa-IIrg Wi only 1e economical IL the
EEEeutlIurgs lG au-EcrIzes. uEuperz-e IN
- tsba1ss AID quick over II work there
vii be I'D need o. ind fI1L1 WIN lis
l1tized Il VII deserve IN amCUE1 Of Gun
mEu,lI-Cu which has never yet been
71-cIsaszd 5J any Leg-slErure- This Is
perhaps almost too uuch l1 Lcpe. z5iI
L-=rs a hope
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

of1eer q the goysFnnens, heshi BY the
master, or hss duly s-saoEized aseens, and
the servr1sie rerScn. E'urther, the scvaace
BAD 20 BE- paat u s1s presence CT the olls-
GER ackncuiesi-ius- TIE eonc1cs, and ~
Zee raid by s5e master q agent. rtsnnsr or
uihlist,isnsaa could 5e l5s,hrcte6 p 3ry way
h-gn1 t,e servants wages. This WIS sgcd
work u-tscubcediy. The second lsw.l Caap.
xZ-y-i amended >ecticc LES Cf the Clyl
Code. When master = g@cv Cf
cruelty, r1SCsags Cr vioi3tor q the
csruls Cf ccrtr1ct. -c-FI-tlS the hound per-
SON that EerScn nay u1ake complaint to
any district or Pohce Justice. who shall
Summon the parties beicrs h5-1s tAs cgIe-
EI11lE II 1 exam --l-.-l-s, siiill &c q
cCEf-eJeu1 Witness p the complaint =
Sgstl-ei u-e servant sEall BE- discharged
ard -1s EIsear fined not less tla2 I'VE "
ucre than one hrzdrs3 ti1ise-s, The
trt -Eu- ChJV yg'L- ~ the Sa1s Sessicn
lsws,' tur-1ez defined che nature and ocl-
-I-r1rs u5 the contracts authorized UElter
sections LAL1 1nd lttS If tae cl.-I cCde.
The preamble stated that the law Ia rviE-
tl1R c1 Masters ana ServaE-s bad beer
1lisu1ti1Es-cCG l1 sgU1e Cf Is provisions
and bad been wrongly Interpreted under
three SECTIONS, q made - clear a. possible
what -1e l--arFgry ry5t-tCu gf the law should
BE- See I. DeaLu WITH married women
>ucL women cannot contract To serve
a-CJler. Unless separated By lfHs arG n
-llsa q WurIIr uIa--iaS, the marriage shall
ggera-s 11 IEuEL any contract >cg ntav
have entered MO Sec. :. Deals vl1a
-alCrgrs. who IN cCu>gU Uusnce QE tzSerti1n-
have lssu sentenced 1y a Court To v'uCk
fra -erI-c It tune beyond rlu1 contracted
for >r-.h laburgr has Co Be rant az the
81 u-a-gC r,l-s IE wages, for b-> Esrf1d CE
5E-ra service. So. 8. n q very tlrpUrr1-1
one. and has done EuCd service. ana VII
81 50 vet T--tIust ss1rz,s CE the crt-I1lI--,lS
written against Us N LIrCryr cuu De-
sap5 ~ compelled 90 work after llS ssr-u
gs sau--1et l1- szul-g1 IN ltiuliItIgu q
tlv teCJ rr advance made Co l-m dur
r-- the term gE lls suaIzgusu1. These
were certainly aZcgIlsu- -uvs. and reflect
--rpa1 cre,E5 IN the foresight uf the man
wlC l-llta1 them
Another EsricG Of four wears sLgped
gv. and l--IIL our -.s---slI1-rs looked az the
EeCr -lEs- CLI-. XIV Of the session lIEs
-i 1916 amended the aE-s1-l--el5 q l>tU
In lEu CE luurr=-EIIeu1 1Ir EerrgC rot
1z.es,il1-- three months. when g ldaorer-
after CefLr once punished for rgE--11-- On
work bad lE,Elu aESeu1ed himself. tine
was imposed w--1 costs. f1r tie ErsJ
E-EzE~z I've t1i-1rs. ami tlr every sllsg-
Cusn5 offence ten tI1iiafEs- CLlrrzr NV
amended lLr J %. Carrgr's trs5 Ge5 Cf
L>-Z The Minister Jf Interior WIS aElv
CD appoint two agents % aeil-lH-sl--s
-a-gr egE1rae1s IN gucL sleergr-iL 1lsf-ct.
a-,L r1 Judge could be etFo-u-ed to Sucl
agency Chapter LLvI- eEaetld chaE the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

1 cusrTIzu-Aru-u. zi111as,l Observer =
suuearpd u tha -arlflaiag Press =1raf 1l-ls
ac5. WINCH t1oit somewhat -ioonlE VIsw
81, zllH Hawaiian sItIIarssG- Usid-T e1nJl,z11z
the -lt-1-...ng- hasf N ar-lf.lss tang very
rrsr visv Il TIE =ame sgIbIsc5. Ei-1ch
a1pea-sd sIzlIIIEzlleoGi.ly- Both articles
Tprs reviewed n these e1hEu1s ti-e I'll
E5sEIu.r week OBSERVER a agz1 u
1rlnhs on the last occasH1n there was a
good ,t.saI 70 sly zilu15 the s-lbor1y ffIIaITE-
now be feels .rrrzIu tna1 ir has allzil'sE
a-rTvzsE h has zliiGe Ts his mInd lEa1
al "A over the fa1s II TIRE na1Ion Il set
F5.zf- he zvoss Il cuchsf- Ths cI6 snip
Of STATE \ ou the poInb of sEiETrE'-E- zz-lt
t1srz y t. be s1rr-iy new Gue- WIKI
Frzu-uew set Of officers al cf E-l1nz zrE
T. Be- wise a. ssrrentz and harmless aE
.s,,z.s. xFsfIss those wh.5 hare lad anything
. Do WIKI GE,e management 0i. the odd V's-
81 ara 4 set of drnnes- Wtn uesss5 ni,r
zprfT H1r Positions II tie rew hcr1- AZ
shGv WI BE fnczpaaiz Of passing the e.ill1l-
1.srarIFz EXAMINATIONS tnzs VIA cs 5ei1-
Wei &O5sssrTEr- y1E are possibly rl.sa-
Miszsrz. Wider EsirtEElL C. Il Bzhcps J
lI1s1 Smith Prsssau- " y ArustrOngs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
1oEtgzzes'a 3s.ise Ct Intention %
RoEsclsse.

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z1z= -eet e11fsdel- fizr 81 l.1 slr-as- - l-S-
a-ie1.s1if 40 arrsllia1-lrs IL 80 n.-r1sa -
cllls.1e- al1 relcftse rlil- sflsr rslt -. 49, -
1r- = tl- a. ra1sc lllrll,s - r1s1f n ~. a-t
- - r11lili-t A. aef-tl a-f1Fs Esatlfs1 r. 49,
~ iz 80 -llrrzis 1sseris<1 ssi1x &c., = i
lsalz- i1lall. 1f8rssll a1L zas-s ..srfIl-.. -
scr - f1 ai1I4l Past So ~ &C.,. r.. ~
-glrals ~ sf.s,lf ftfs5 arrs --' 80
lAO1Es 4 CLAEE Assi4r~s - ~.
cEcs- EsssgE. A;aarEeg - : X. CIarE te
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

-eEa7s tesssi sd-rls - ca,sr csr TIE Ricec aa1Ss
ueue
rsss new Pslacs Is ses approaching Sospisssea-
Il rrsseuts Vess aifsrsnt sprsarascs - ~hat =
dli vasa a rsrors es Z Was lsss published N sas
es.zzrrz. fhe huiidlag Is vcry E-e-iS ccni-
psis. there : ecassef'iele a'lelizt q nne werS
~ he way gf 6lisAsS g. Go. sar,1 vi ssSs Sluls
time, sus very eiir uiea sen nos ee f,rsneG -
what WI ce e. aFE-rt-l1ee Cd .az cailtlitly e 1eG
6lHsleG Ihs esssulru1 IS a-lrcSa al ccufrlels,
AZ l2e cl-lul -et VT ai ne k,es,i. Ca, sfvrs~
l1ing s r-tcs csr -asii % p ~ k2v r9s-ua va
lIilie ilsuG ore ~ -,e r1-pslss . ui1tv
htragrsr Erl- @ a trsis lae EroreL p -ce e.lss-
aleus bare 3. aepc5psi1,sC e. De Cha--ecrii1-s
xas ual hsss has cibes tasrs -oecs ars s1sr
SILVER r-o5a- Sali1 -ocnl. ui-e -s,ui, ee'. sec.
Lla cu1-r-llss "a res l-el-. sll-l lUsa ca
-aE srsst. ara 90 D. tgr .ae ss-rt-,S A>csulns -
-u ,ls mana tuVF. ois h-ls crsse-- N averg 1sie-
Sltlc suite at iparuneE-s. ile L1-cEs roltI :
very wsll il;riae-1 Ete -eir1s- Is -l,lglss-l a1S
IS succ.s& TIE gtrGiillss llt-i s--g>s,=lt ssi--
ne aesgus lvglg very -as..-- ne r1- ui3ikt
-ui wa &c the -l1s eclli,l -lS s-s-- -sl1-irs
r-on wl1,a Hht Dc q g-ga- c-1r-12r1,,- HE
iUurEu7s here sd s1-llz.lt.-l -lr tra-1-
meuts are ls piali wouG. on esl1-sl- ne elir
orua-leutz-gn being c1-rsssili-t- e.sv-,s rs tirS
natlee N1UCs lr Wa-1lre- he ccl-ztA ealt 49, Dc
Se-rs1ig. The stIlgr1.Se = 6 c-fs--lg,-
-icn. L 1s ovr.s mare su-r-.y q awe Fye,-S-
4a- hla llltt h.fstiIt. T--f 1.llf ltlis---l -->
gt ltselE VIII ID very ha-Gzcl-e. L1s vans 90
sl-lsr sics have u2c1-s igr t-c, y aiitis siea
sll r-~e 1E i1a marble sls-,. TO --z l--t x -ls
7riuciea- entrance. as one c1rs 81, lv> -3s 1iiis
rom t-zst sTulL RECEPTION 7-uul -ls -ills' c1it
De -hrggu iutl the dilill, r-,cul s1--l- ssicv lv
-sculr-i- The lsulll-i-s me ---iits are pro
Prul1e. The doorway between the -7c -lui1ts =
yerr ar-aslcullv decura1eJ glt1 c-y-les -t ci't-N
w7ilIuE -yrresen-irg ears gf cgru- t1Fsrs, t-1--s-
st-.. s-ls abuvs ars .1- -gsf- I-t1s. A nr- l,vs
erect 5rgul the dining r-cuI % -l@ kilcnrr-
The uruer tcur - csgglsJ 11 ting 1r-tS apart
1leuas. The uul1 ha as repeated In v1e plan 2t
clls su-rv- L- WI Dc usgt 50 Ellcs r-r Hu--1-5'.
-l-ls, stc.. Iut By gsiu-g screen VII sewn as a
ersaffi,5 -s1ur. Cst cnu saie ara r1s aJ7irrzells
u Tire KING gu the ether -1,sC q tl- Queen
H.-re Ire SIS, -vu guest climbers, library s1c
zius;c ROM and rvgm tlr she trlvy Cuuuc1l %
meet 10. LIe 1uUc above cgu-lls lul .tu r1rUle7
allg.e Ep4cs t-r storing away trunks and a-t1c.-s
1t All iescrIsl1u- Lla --l .lr5Iili -ls v-Esl.lls
5 a,5g .t1i;ss and = very -.1- trG prsitr- Tbs
verlallls -i -h- I-uurt tgOr 1-s % De paved
win zl-s-- -hrsg lIve ugc ARRIVED YET. Cu1 SI1-
gle b. as BEEN racrtrsu ans has been t-rr1rsu o.
the cI-ldrt 71Cul Is OBJ De- lsllclsG l-um ~,
luu.s.. zils c-gm ori-iEtly uEt11ec for -c-s 1lv-
M been a-5s-ri g-rItsi c. a-ller purpose. A-l-
geCler 1lss Esfe promises -u ee the lf1'-s-l1s>t
bunting On tl,s L,las, sll1 fs >I-s Etlils5 WI
1e a Ea--.r q -ruie 11 sllg -1 the st-Il-,v- W,c
u1uv c1ule llcgg- Lle wQr4u1d1sllp deserves grlaz
credit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

1E Flzch za5 ullsz sa-i-- Last yeur. has nut been
s5grer - YET. The lUcuueIr WIS lIliF drawn Ip.
I.ru EI.s aI--sircrlrT 1I .-aLI lIrz--1ltlEs- The
ttiil~ lIs 7rUbu-lv been lccIslUu-d sr ctiu=e
vlI.I d 1ut lICEs- 113Uu win -t1lr by tLe EIr--
-euu 1Uvzrs. ELE u.tTIEuIu Gi-r-srl1la1E EIs
lLluu -u -I~z Up E-nluIIr .l-lsl1cl----- The
Japanese ara vsrv Tu-iGgls 11 be Ei &C C1EsulIr
Courts -ur tile .r-sI- -.vHri axe sgnevlH I-srsu
-a 1IT -ha1-s- +lpHu y IUv vlrS-l=-- la-1 Cd GeE
Gins -.lzI-us lule u al -er trslE Elss -llu.u -1a
Dee sucu-ssfll- lar zzHHrv win VII gr11ullE 1e
sI--1rs. u 1 v-r- short .lue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

rn.r. - s--as 1FE1g eaten - a -
~, ..4 -,'ss = te mad of .r-r..s- -.
t5.1 - ns9e given considerable 49, -
sr--.,I .az s1n.ees- and wss5 a. -
v',.T;,.-, 80 lacfA and fgures -, -
80, -.,,'; -.'' nas zssries fsr IN. -
rb..s -. - : p p foald n New YavS -. -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
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