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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
According to the New York c

the American Marine has simply been taxed out
Of existence for the benefit of certain classes of
home manufacturers and home monopolists. in
support of this statement ii gives table of duties
under the present tariff upon some of the princi-
pal materials used in ship buikling The list
shows twenty different classes of articles includ-
ing iron steel. rope. canvas. lumber. spars ETC..
which are taxed at the rate of from u to 80 per
cent ad valorem, or at practically prohibition
rate per pound. hundredweight or ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
Administratnrs Nntine

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVING BEENipt ~
II appointed administrators Of the estate Of Mtrga
ret E. smith deceased, and of the uuadministsrcd
tate Of Dantcl smith decreased. both uf Honolulu IN
the Island Of OahH hereby give notice that al persons
indebted 10 the said estates, or either cf them are
quired TO make Immediate payment 10 the admiuisfni
tors; and that all persons having claims against thr
said estates, either Of them, either secured BY mort
gage otherwise, are required % present the 20
the administrators within six months from the date OF
this notice, or they will he forever barred
(Signcdl JAMES HAY WODEHOU -.
THOMAS RAIN WALKER
q Honolulu, March sth, iss,. - im
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A GENTLEMAN who went round the island last
week reports that he has had good deal of con-
veTsation with those interested in employing la
borers etc. he found that they were almost unan-
imously in favor Of supporting the recommended
ton of the Planters Labor and Supply Company.
viz: that there should be total prohibition of tng
sale of liquor 10 all, foreigners well natives.
Three of the native members were also interviewed
and they announced themselves prepared 10 sup
port the measure, when it is brought before the
house. 1t is quite possible that number of the
native members hold the same views The matter
viii be fully discussed in the Legislative Chamber.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
NOTES..

\ aIsrAst has crept into the reports OF the
speeches at the lunch given at tue British Cldb
the other day His EIcellency W. /. Green did
not reply to the toast for the King. Such toast
needs no reply. He spoke upon other matters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
ON Y TUESDAY 25th DAY OF April. 's2,

In front % Aliiolan Hale. ai I. ", lI Ih0 Ti-lI II7
aud interest 0f the said q. Harrnnba, m snd 70 thc
following properly, viz:
Kulcana Royal Patent No. i.lll.
Kuleuna ROYAL Patent No. i,2ti. Situated iu hukslcu
Koolaupoko. Oahu. and both were leased 90 A. kaktu
tch for T. years, commencing A. D. io', on thc fst Of
January at a yearly rental Of $500 and the rent Nc
paid in advance on the day Of every YEAR kuleaus
ROYAL Patent No 2sj containing il-iiO Of an acre
situated in Waihcc, houaupOso, oahu kulraul Nul ai
Patent No. 1,f1 is subject 20 lease n 10 years az
siiOO year commencing Sept ist, lcu; kuicana Roy
Al Patent No. l,nS; kuleanu Royal Patent No. i,9iu.
Kueana Royal Patent No itsf, unlc-. said Judgment
and my expenses Of sale are previously paid
". e.. P.ARkE Marshal.
Inu,l..I, MnrcL nsrh l..l q. h
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MarahaIs Sale.

IN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
Il issued by the Honorable Lawrence McCully sitting
as Justice of the supreme Court. holding the Inter
mediary Court for the Island Jf Oahu A Judgment
aganst G.. Blrenaha defendant execution In fltssr
Of T. D. Murray plaintiff for the sum Of si.ll. have
levied upon and shsll expose for sale 70 the highest
bidder on
Tuesday, the 25th day OF April A. d. 1852,
at 10 O'Clock at the Auction Room Of E. P ADAM
ono EKPr O89 Wagon.
II is in good order having Just been repaired sud
are previously satisfied.
And any person who has OF prcteuds 90 have any
claim said express wagon must inform ne or The
same in writing before 10 days Of the time ~
sale ". &. PANkE. Mifshsl
UouOlulu March 9Th
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING.
u been appointed administrator Of the estaic OF
THOMAS MAhiANO. late Of iI0nOkaa, deceased,
hereby nothes all parties indebted 70 having proper
~ belonging 10 said estate 10 make immediate payment
and return Of the same All parties havini. eIainns
against said estate requested 20 present
tor payment with proper vouchers 70 the undersigned
within si1 months from date, they will Be forever
barred ID. y SANFORD.
Administrator Estate Of Tho-. Maryano.
Honokaa, March 10th, taes.. msu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
Al - gIves an interesting .oeonnt OF tne

tsAAitl A't9 silA ioSpultt VI AllG
territory Of SOccnUscO for the possession of which
Mexico and Guatemala are dispJting. SOcenusc1
Is strip of land situated ON the Pacific southeast
of the Gulf of Tehauntepec. Guatemala wants
long been celebrated for its yield Of coffee and fine
chocolate The Spanish government reserved tho
night TO exclusively purchase its chocolate crop.
and until recently the natives supposed that they
merchants of Spain. On the Mexican side rich
lands in the State OF Chiapas have all been conceded
20 DR.. Edward c. Wise. of Virginia, and others
who have organized colonization company. An
American city has beelslaid ont, and number Of
Americans are already on the ground. The Mexi-
can Southern Railroad is expected to peIietrate
this fertile region within two years. II is added
that there is general stampede forts possession.
Its other attractions are an invigOrating tempefa-
ture. pure water, mahogany, rosewood, walnut,
coffee, sugar, rice, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

Nv III N y s,I5lAIF F1ls5 E88lON :LhAI
w very desirable residence SO. 10 J 5uuanu
Avenue continuing eight rooms kit chen panir y bath
room, servants Foom coach hou- = stable an; fowl
house. Apply 10 ;. n. WOOL }. or
= sl9if J. Z. WIsEy an. q Mersk ant
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InE survey of the Pah las been completed and

Tn survey Of the Pah has been completed and
the new plans are in the hands of the Minister Of
Interior. We are inform ed that tenders will be
called for 50 that when the Legislature meets all
the expenses CONNECTED with the required improve
ment VII be laid before them. and if the project
is approved OF, therf, will be no delay in carrying
4 out the proposed road strikes in at the gap 70
the north of the knoll, UPON which the surveyors,
some years ago erected post: j; goes below the
OLD road but following the direction until il
reaches the spring. .his will be about 1900 feet in
len2th At the String it will take Il sharp tunl
almost at rlshi angle with the old road. and vii,
be earned ai0Dl the face of the precipice towards
tlIeohe. lie bridge will have to be constructed
TO carry tir road over Tayins. This portion will
extend To- some 1890 feet Then there Is again a
sharp y m towards hailua; in this portion there
VIII ave to be two bridges. After following along
Ior 800 feet the road will Join the old one at
u base of great precipice. Il Is claimed that
lpon the proposed road fOur-ln-hand dray can
be easily driven down. The surveyor who has
made these plans deserves the highest credit for
the clearness with which he has put his ideas on
paper: not only are the maps and elevations good.
but he has supplied details for calculations to
the amount Of earth to be removed and the guam
tity of rock to be blasted. The present road Is
terror to every who has TO it; new road
will be hailed with JOY by every resident IN koolau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
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NOTICE
Engine Company No. ?.

80 VI BMIbEhS AXE HEKEf ~
zR-J inform ID that at the last Regular Meetir Of
49, the Company. motion made reqnirin all
active mbers pursuant to the T-zws) 10 ,pply
thcmsevf with the RECOGNIZED UNIFORM OF the
Company within three months Of the date ereOf
Members not furnishing themselves will be lia bic
suspension expulsion Hats and bs:lts to
had at the Company Rooms al COS1' PRICE
J. D. HOLT -Jr.. Secrt tary.
Honoluiu March md. iss9 ssSm
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rrvsI Advertisements

GuPREnE Couur or rrEE MAwA1HAN
> isLANps n e7a,,y- fa@sid ~. ~. 7nII
fenp llaekiela' y. =. i, eoaiaa "ti' "
wSercas Il sppears from nc lntriioi iissii 5sr
,rr that Hcny iiuckfeid snd . q P1urei, ivo ei -
HaWsslsr Islands and now reside IN Bremen. Germany
mai they arr necessary parties To- lald sai lnd hast
pfnpet, ,l ~ fsf s,fnriona i..nc b. ala d.f.nf.,
r,isrrsbit On the isih day oi iuy. 4. o. isaf tli
Win copy OF his order be puilhtd isr tines
rnerths In Inc +" Hawaiian Gatciie rcwspa.T pun-
Wshrd ln Honolulu, and that COPY % stia pi'lntAt
biii.
s,,,.u,. t.ourt Hawaiian Islands. To VI. 6. ralte.
E.o usrshsi of the Hawaiian Islands. % BE Drply.
fsrsrTIvat You arc commanded, ~ ortrl ni NC fnn
Lsvrcnee Mecaily, tseoei'ise, aa,ef 10 5 4 g..
both Of Bremen, Germany aue =. .pliAa HiAtf. p.
Honoiulu, Hawaiian ls.nd. a,l,naani' ,... .9 -
sefs In The Court lsg.s 10 ,ss siis % ~. nsnss.
Island Of Oahu, on WEDN EsDAl. the IN ~ =
nrsver of Edward Furstcuau, Complainant. seta.d o.
bs rsnicd pursuant 20 ne ienrr ct hi, 1il oi s'.
And have Won then thrrc this Witt WITH fult
turu of your proceeding thercnu. .
~ NJ Srpfrmc Court 90 uonniulu. ihts iih Day n
anil A ii issi a. Ross. nrputY Clerk
\ ber.bv certify that The fcScgoins summons ard
order Of publication anncxea ass ,iae @ @ aae az. r.
copies of the originals hereof "aisa a'e no" On ~ "
witness ny hand and seal q .he saPr-uHr
fsrktT Court ihi- fth day OF April. y y. -
a. ROSA. pcrufT tlcfA,
so sm supreme oa,'Ii.
CUPREME COURT OF TIE IIAW-
- ,ii,n I-laud- In Probate Island u Odnu, o. g
In me matter of the Estate % CJlrrio Z. WARD.
deceased Order appointing time fcI fronatr q VIE
srl dirrrtinr publication of notice ui The slur.
a document purpnriing tn hc ihe list WI and ie.il
,rnt II Curti- r. Ward, deceased. hagire on u tih
Inv 81 March A. d. ISL been presented tosad ifo-lr
C1rrf and petition fur the fruhftc t1srecis rnd icl
M fs.usuee of letter. fcslamUullrN o. Aif- aarf n
Uonouin having been Sled BY .ald Alaeii s.eE,r -.
IN d. hereby ordered, that WEDNESDAY nc ~
t,v a. NPRfl A. d. iss1 al 30 O'clock 4 ", ~ aid
Ian before Mr. Justice McCully, at the taurt iil r.
said Court ~ Honouu. In the Island 81 oapn r, w
The came j. hereby appointed iho time for p5o,ns l
will aud hearing said Application uhcr tna Nuf,, w
pcr-ou interested may appear and contest nc siiu VII
and the granting Of letters tcsfamenilfy.
m H. further ordered. that notice thereof nf rffn
pubcatiou for three successive weeks, In The -
waiian Gazette newspaper printed and puaiished in
Honolulu.
And Ii i further ordered that citations BE- lssuc1 iu
the subsrrihnr witnesses said ui and o. the hrr-
~ tho tc-taior In said Honolulu 20 appear and ceuie
the probate Of said will AZ the time appointed Ana
the said jaeger Is appointed Temporary 1dminisfl
tor. . , 49,.
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest. Justice of the Supreme toufi-
A. Rosa. Deputy Clerk - =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
ECR SALE.
TENIF.. NHEpTAN sF IssIiI ssgr,sITJ' NTED
in The District OF kau. land OF Ila0aii,aud con
tanning
One Hundred 4 Eishfy.sis Thousand Acre..

this land have been settled according 10 luw by the
CommissiouCr, and extend from The 10 ille summit
Of MaUu5 Lon, including shove the heavy timber belt.
Sheep and Goat EIuge. reaching from hulla, iu
South koua, Ga kEpupa!a. iu Kaug distance Of some
- miles in length by u breadth The centre OF the
land Il heavily sodaed with KoG and Ohia timber and
well stocked Wth Wild Cattle and FiOgks oil Wild Goats
Below the bel; OF woodland Us open pa-turlgc Of supc
riOr quality The sClCnIst line IS seven miles iu leugTl-
with good anchorage and hoIJ gudiu-, and The Fi-h-
cry is noted q Grst-c one. The Ranch Premises
situated az elevation OF lsu feet above the
level and command an eZtcu-iyc and beautiful au
and sea view uf many miles iu extent, The dwcllin
huuses urc in complete order with vegetable and flower
gardens. tgit and ornamental trees stone walks, water
Cistems aud ul necessary hHIIdIuE- for rHuCher'T
life uCi J--eryaut~ quarters, carpenter shop or
and -fU~r houses. sIC., together with complete
DAIRY aud fixtures asVau be l0Bud iu these islunss.
Also full and complete assortment OF Tools and tn-
plcmeuts necessary iCf Ranch purposes catts=
working oNeIl pack and eadi, 'iin1ls; one iallton,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
Tim British Board OF Trade returns forIanual,

1852, shew a marked improvement upon those for
January. 1851. The commercial papers attribute
this to the steadily growing demand for British
staples for export 10y foreign customers. Last
January the yalue Of imports was Sl600J7, $50
against Sl33, tSlO, in 1881. Exports amounted to
S99.103 ilj, an increase of over 1ilE per cent 0n
the same month Of the previous year. The in
crease has been mainly with the United States the
goods mentioned IN the list of increase are zig
iron, unwrought steel, cotton. silk, linen, ard
ware, cutlery and machinery. Cotton good as n
whole have declined though there has be IN a rise
with the United States, the exports 70 Turkey,
Egypt and British India have fallen e Il consider
ably. The total for January. 1881. v AZ All 10000
yards. for lSS2, only 37AOJ0,O0o wards, On the
whole the great manufacturing .i1pdom is doing
well and may be content witt. its prospects in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
C,I-PDTNT CoURT OF T1TE mAw,
Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO ENECl-
ID lions issued by r. ?. Bickcrtor ksq, Police Jls-
ticc Of Honolulu upon the Judgment against Nov ,n
Chung Co. defendants IN execution IN tator q ~
Quon plaintiff I'm execution; for sl,otu ana slas
costs aud the second execution fnr 500 and @ilil
costs amounting in all 10 the sum ut fsssl; 1a7e
levied upon and shall expose for sale 70 hr hEhfs
bidder
Tuesday, theI25thIday Iof April tlSS2. at
10 O'Clock a. m. at the Auciion Room Of T. y Ndlm-
fhc following property, viEs Box i.-tonialHinr
Clothing. Chinese Medicines, soap. chinese thufch
Sirus sChincsc scales. and sundry other arilclfs-
Box s-Containing - pkg Chinese books and =
Chinese Prayer Books
Boy s-Coniaining ) gross Of Matches, 4 tins sal
mon pkg Chinese Vcrmiciili, ipkgs Chinese Herbs
n bottles Blun.o, Chinese Tea Pots gro-s Chimes.
Forks
Boz 4-Contaiuiu. - pkgs thiucsc farcrs.
BOX I-Contanlng - pkg Chinese tandlcs-
BoxG.-Containinr sis pkgs Chinese Paper.
Box 1-COntainings s pkgs chinese candles, Z fioa'
urcs Looking Glass, II pkgs Chinese spices III pkg
Chinese Cheese n pk-s Chinese Ncrmicilh- somr
Chevinr Tobacru Pans. Plates Mating. and old
Chinese scale and sundry other articles too numcr-
Gus 10 mention connected with . Chinese store and
Restaurant said judgments and my s1Prnst h
arc previously paid W. {. fAltkk, Mafshal-
Honolulu. March Gath. lss.- - u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
IRRICATIoN!.

IRRIGATION AFTER THIS ID ATE
is strictly prohibited except between the ours Of
6 90 5 n M, and 20 p. G. D. PRE ETH
Approved: Superintendent uI Water Works
lsignedl ii. A =. CAETEE. Ministe.. Of Interi or.
Hnnomln. Anil 18th. 1881 So lAif
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

RHR- CHARLES x EssLER. PUPIL or nm
w Hans Won BuloE will Be glad u Play Clss-icil
Music az evening parties moderate terms Lessons
half mile of the Post Ofce heyoud that elC0 Com
municaiious leit al WELLS. Music Store win 81
promptly attcnded 10. - - sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

Chat guidance 4 great deal may he
hoped from the work Of this Committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
ONE THOUSAND uEAn OF NILCn COWS


among which a5c four different stains ng Durham
blood, uir Angus Poll, Devon and Ayrshire. A large
number Of Essex and berkshire Pigs, Lcghom and
BTahma Fowls, etc.
70 TITLE TSDIsTTTA IIE.s. The oder ol this
extensive and ayautgggousy situated property adurds
opportunity but seldom ptgtuled Tor the profitable
investment uf capital either hy single person or by
company. There Is room and material un the land Of
kuhuEu dpNpluUmtUt Of Its Uatue1 resources
nf cattle and sheep missing Wood and Timber produce
tion. Agriculture and Fishery.
For further partiCuaT o. 90 Terms, addrr pos
Ofiicr Box No. li6. Honolulu. So 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05
Tnssdav tbe-I25thTday rof April u $50. at
Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
Id issued by the Supreme Court Of the Iayratiau l.
lands upon Judgment against &. Barrnaba defendant.
in favor Of NJ j. Rose plaintiff In execution for the sun
OF si05j; have levied upon aud shai expose lor sale
10 The highest bidder
The daily gazette., 1882-10-28
THIRD EDITION
ALMsHOUsE SUPPLIES
Contracts Awarded by the
Committee To-day.
WHAT GALLAGHER is DOING
SWEARING NEGRO voTERs.
what Captain Gallagher is Doing to Gel
Them 20 Keep In the Republican
Psrty--Ths Success He is Having.

what Captain Gallagher Is Doing TO Get
Them 20 Keep In the Republican
Psrty--Ths Success He is Having.
Secret meetings In negro school houses
and churches are being held of nights all
over the county by Republican workers at
which all the black voters who can be rakcd
up are present. The object Of these meet
ings, Il is stated, 10 to instruct the black
men upon th,iir political duty, but really
something far different than this is being
done.
The Republican leaders are fully aware Of
the fact that they will have great trouble to
keep black men ON their eide and
ut all these meetings they are
harangued by Captain Gallagher about
the awful results which will COME
about II the Democrats remain in power. In
working up the negroes he is assisted by
some more prominent colored men, and
they arc finally induced to take most
solemn oath TO vote the Republican ticket
and have nothing to dowith the democrats.
Meetings Of this kind have been held al
Townsend, Glasgow and New Castle. Many
of the colored men refuse TO take the oath
At New Castle, Captain Gallagher warned
them especially to have nothing to do witt
County Treasurer Herbert One old darkeN
said ''if It were not for Mr.. Herbert ther,
would be hard old time in New Castle
and many negroes would starve to deatl
and the dead would go uuburied." Il. p
Janvier administered the oaths to the few
negroes who would be sworn.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-28
OUR MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Efeot July lst. lSa2.


Their Arrival and departure. Taking
Eneot July LIST, 1889.
The Post Officc In this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 q. m. TO D. m.
Private boxes are accessible until II p. IN. On
Sundays open from $50 70 30 q. m. Private
boxes accessible nom TO sp. m: Tho whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 p. IN. The
money order office will close at 600 p. N.
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
NORTH.
Wilmington Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
OF Chadds Ford, 7.4oa.m
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 a. m.
Philadelphia and waymAll, 900 n. IN.
New York, Pennsylvauia and points east and
Delaware Western Railroad to LandenDorg,
1000 u. m.
| Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
| and New Jersey, ll.60 a. IN.
| Philadelphia, New York and all points east
| and west, i.30 =. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
| aud west. 4.l0 p m
Philadelphia and New York cities. closed
| pouches, p.35 p. III.
Pennsylvania west OF Lancaster. and ali
| points west and southwest 9.S6 p. N.
All points north. cast, west and southwest.
lilo y. N.
All Louisiana is rent west except Now Orleans
which Is sont south on through mails.
SOUTH.
altim0re and way mail, T.i0 q. m.
| Washington and all points south, TAO n. IN.
| All points or the Peninsula, $50 a. m.
| Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 800
| a. IN.
Baltimore, Washington and oil points south,
/ 1880 p. m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Havrc de Grace. 1880 .. IN.
Points on baltimore Central: between Por, de
1 fhang A M "a Enr.i "a m
Baltimore and bay Line steamers. 4.ao p. m.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
| Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 p. IN.
Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
ll.oOp. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington a Northern kailroad,
| $50 p. m.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, $50 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east and west. $50 n. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 q. IN.
Il From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
9.lb a. m.
From baltimore and why mail, $50 a. IN.
From Baltimore, 1870 p. nj.
From Peninsula mail, IL. 80 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and eaAt. l.3O p. IN.
From baltimore, Washington and points
south, 22O y. IN.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 40 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, 5.lO p. N.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest. $40 y. m.
Carriers deliveries as follows ; $50 a. m, gon
eral; 1900 a. IN, partial 80 D. n., general AN
| p. IN, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
carriers Mt go and 1000 u. III 30 and 100 p.
| An additional collection will be made at 7.3l
?. IN. from all boxes between Jefferson ans
| Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
Inclusive. On Sunday n full collection will We
made at 800 y. m. Local letters for carriers
delivery should be deposited in tho Post Ohio,
ten minutes before the hour of delivery.
W. Y. SWiGGE1'r. Postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-28
CHURCHES rO-MoHRuM.

First Presbyterian Church, Market street
above Ninth. Rev r. II. Duval. pastor
Preaching 1880 II. IN. and I.3O p. III. Public
cordially welcomed.
AT unlon NJ. Z. Church, tomorrow the pastor
A. Stenglc. will preach ut lU.30 on "Helpiny
the Lord" and In the evening at 80 on "a Lost
Soul" Protracted meeting will commencc il
the evening service.
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the Redeemer
Eighth and Monroe streets. Rev. j. l.. Estln
rector. Morning prayer, Litany and sermon
1890 II. m. Seventh service Of song in tn,
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. corne
Tenth and West Streets Rev. l. NJ. Haldeman
pastor. Services lO.30 II. in. and T.45 d. IN
Morning subject. Following Aiar on" Even
Ing subject, Something that was once glyeI
aud never can be lost" Every member OF tn,
church is especially requested To bo present u
the morning services.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-28
~~~N%N-
CITY ITEMS

Chas. II. Vary, Phlia. Messenger, 5O3 Market
-ntLsriey N 10. Photographers. ;ar2 Marker At
Before purchasing don't fail to call and see
the "MaYc and Royal" Ranges. ut Schoen's
Heater, Range and Stove House, Nv to 2l3
Shipey street.
does youT stove need repairing? Do you need
new one: DO you wish to exchange your
stove or range? II 20 call ut Schoeu's new
Heater. Range and Stove House. 2OV and 2l2
bhlrley street, and he will yiye you II bagain,
No trouble tO show goods.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-28
ALMSHOUSl: SUPPLIES.
The Awards OF Contracts Made by til
Committee This Forenoon.

The Awards OF Contracts Made by ths
Committee This Forenoon.
The supply committee OF the Trustees o
the Poor met to-day and announced the fol
lowing contract for supplies:
Brcad-William O'Meara.
Beef-George Abele.
Small meats-P. Monaghan.
Salt meats--E Eising u Lang.
Groce-ies-P. A. Horty, Diekey and P. J
Ford.
Dry goods-William NJ. Kemard & Co.
William Huber, and NJ. Feldheimer.
Tobacco-0tto Il Butts.
Drugs-Baldwin & Son.
Boots and Shoes-D. McCuskcr.
Clothing-N. Leiberman.
Hats and Caps-C. +. DuBell.
HARDWARE. A. Carlisle Il Co.
Flour and Feed-0wen j. uession.
Liquor-Kelly & Co.
Blacksmithing-P. Welsh.