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LET THE PEOPLE JUDGE.

contemporary inform. ita readers "that
II In poas'blo to run paper In this community
which doca not deal IN personalities aud
that Il viii be iis .ndenvnf To maintain "tho
seinc hgl, standard which IL has already
reached" We ATE glad to learn of this posi-
hil,ty, and It's consistency with the -s,uienc.
ofn "high standard In newspaper literature,
conditions which from tho very nature of the
case va had always supposed TO bc IN u
measure antngoniHlio aud mutually dcstfuo-
tive of each other excepting In Journals eN-
eluSively devoted to purely scientific or meta
physical nhriraotions. How 10 avoid per-
ronnlitcs IN literature, which has ior ir
avowed object tho Improvement of society by
Just criticism of the individuals, parties, or
bodies Of men of which it i. composed, Ia a
proposition wo are yet incapable of coinpro-
bending aud therefore 10y our conduct, shall
never attempt iiH demonstration When wa
have occasion 10 praise, We will risk the
charge of personality In our expressions and
would only considcr 1t cuwnrdy II wo failed
To administer blame under conditions where IL
Ia called for, preserving always regard Tor
truth and violating the nnrctiiy Of no condi,
ton OF private lie, held sacred by common
consent OF custom.
We take 1t that under q correct inrrprotn-
ton of tho word "polnounl,y" the commit
nifty have IA right to dsmnnd il oi us IN all
matters oi public interest," both that tho
I" tlief may bc dragged to Justice" aud that
his Identification may serve To protect the
unwary against repetition of HIS ncta. We
indulge in no sclf-g grniua,ion~, and in this
particular will always undcavor 10 bo imper-
sonnl-but leave the public to judge of the
value aud height of onr standard.
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Street Talk.



" that your full nninof
Yes
VII, a, rn, ,,i y,urs,if po,,
""t Wv w" .'' ,'''"',' ~,
Ihnt an hbbfeViHi'"n hh" hhr Tor Abraham.
What's your husinrsHf I
I,, in tb, ,t,.,t g,s,ip nd onInt,, lin, 4
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'''"" w WV '''"P.""' "",''N wv "'N WI" gov "p
nnino fnfn bilh fufhlhh coiiN"tshtipn ON easy
terms
u,v uueb1
lila, ," NV, ham, snoc,,i Hama ,,,.,,,.
Wiz, IA "n" chn,,,, in, "nuvs,a,,,n,, ~, a.,,.
i,, ,i',,i"',' ,b,t nLnn, I" ohnao, ~, ,,''.
Ynl in,, n'nI ",'hr,sti,na Lr,,in, sn,,,, nn',,'
iboir nri,bbor, I'm u,u.on hole. " and "Ii,,,,,y
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CosyInhATiosAL uArrH
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D.n,,lv .nirn,n M "
Wh,,,inp. n' IL
Iu,L ,n,,,,i indl,,,tjn, Al :.
HH' H,,Ht,,,',' r"r ,.r,'n h,"nJ All ,h,,a., ,.,i
iu"hu,,,,r' ha snlnl,ur' ,ut hi," in ''''
e,.rlnsiiny conto,np, conversation ~ ,er hour
What wna the rate ior talk about tis hbarlrrd
i,a, Sn,u,,ny
u,.,, iii sh,,herJi It,w lov,hi,,, I ,., an,
~, hi,, si N, and "A c,yiibc,ie th,, n,v fa;ho, 4
A,s E., VIVA orivjnnlly coutributeJ ty the ..t,ic.
,n"n, nt lanai hy a knnnkn frnn, 6,h" IiLod
,,,, .,,os, ,niL ,IiJ van
W. Vcs, /, wns nm the hioh .b,rse
IIgh-nas VAN mean i,i ant IN the bo,,.
o,r.,ch ,bor, I ,,,,, mn n,l ,,,.J m,' go. o,,,ai
nv br,ns, and r,,nt NV ynrmenta ItIc onlv c,ni I
n,,lI p,i vn, nn,ics, 'nn,v i ,,.n, tn,' ,h"n /,
MANY ni ,,r nrnf,s.el ,,y.,.ra,e. many i,md IL,
,rnirssin, lnv. fnr Snvinur mr., Nh, h,,ier.s, ~
bncL hi,r,, Yu That. iuicv ~ "
nnna H., Jc,, nld shonl,,J ,a vo, ,,u hin,
never h,cL b,,e b,n,clf ' ~ '
N.y,ri Dn Van .unn,., ,h,, N n a., u,o, p,,.at
-, Mo ,rJcr M W,JchiaaJoc vii say IN ,,in,.
uhnn, h;a n,i.hhnry know y" f,nilv ,vhich iaI,.
hi n,nc, nnI hciv,s IL il ihn nny rnrn ii,.,a,n,o
,n ~, = h hn '',,,,,iI ~ '' ''''
.oit ' ' "' ~ '' '' '''H'' '''''
Nv,r, A.Is,y 4, hin, ,,,r o,J ,.,,,,, ,o,, mr.,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
was tho unanimous opinion tha, they would no,

II was tho unanimous opinion that they would not
nnawef.
II was Thought advisable Tor tho Government Ia
nH-iHi inrpo, IN bringing immigrants here, particu.
larry women and children, Hs ~ would br n uupd
Investment tnf the country to arprud monay In NJ.
curing ~ des. fable addition tu our population Tho
fortupucso seemed to ave the best Satisfaction
generally, kinH every thing into consideration.
II was thou tht that with tho proposed increase ~
wnpoa ana shortening NJ term Ut service that they
vet uffer ~ most induuem-nt,
There IN now n ship load of people from the
A,ofeH On tho way hotc, hat not enough Ia oil the
orders Hont forward. IL WAS suggortod that per.
mission lie rent io the agentH at NJ Micha.lr Ia
secure Immigrants an the terms spoken ~ above,
but no Toi,pn was taken un tho matter.
II was Thought best to have other meetings, aud
nHccftnin far hH puhNihlo what In wanted and
what can he done by the Government aud 10y the
planters, M to ncnd word forward by tho neit
steamer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
SHIPPING NOTES.

Tn, Am bkine Eln IL Al ntewrt 4 cor wharf load
ing nf san tisntistN tn sail " about Tuesday next
The Am III Martha Rideout test Allen Robinson 4,
What dis,hntIihI cargo " lumber, She viii return
to tho Sound uu "Wednesday neat,
IN. Am bktnr Eureka IL al tho Espinunde opposite
the Custom ouse loaded Tor San lfnntsco, to sail to-
dnN.
Tho Nft hk sir Isnceln IL nj the old steam ship
whstf she will sail Tor Portland Or IN y few days,
The nf bk krhtoyd IL Al the Espiausdc d,rhatging
cargo of coal from Newcastle, NSw, aud the An bk
Revere IT. n tho foot ot the slmt iikrlkes dock, dis
charging coal from Departure hay,
The Ur III Pacific slope arrived from Newcastle, x
", on "wednesday lasl and anchored In the stream,
awaiting berth to discharge
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
DIED.

stNGER-in this city. bee "sth, MIR, Autouc Singer.
native OF Gcrmany aged ~ year,, Deceased had te.
siird In Honolulu Tor number OF year,, aud leaves
wife aud family To- mourn his loss.
khrAPAiiuiLANl-on Sunday, Jan let. at the trsi.
dencc of u, j, Noie, knpapahnlani, Aunt OF Mrs
Nolte, aged about ~ yunrs,
FOU NTAIN--t MolokAi, Jan ct, 4. 4, Fountain,
aged 5s year- and mnnths, native o Manr, L. > A.
aud of these islands for the past thirty years,
aud rnEnErh until RECENTLY In thu cnasllnp sclvice.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

The nation isagain sorely afflicted new order
of knighthood To he known ar the Order of tho
Golden Crown OF Hawaii has been instituted 10y
the king. Wenow have the Order of kamehameha,
Order of Kalakaun, Order OF kapiolani and Order
of the Golden Crown of Hawaii, and underneath
all this staggers poor little Hawaii nei.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

nfit ht Ntps,sh Hoss, NsW Castle y D. W due ian
~ 70, & httWett 60, Agents,
AW hk tdNatd MAJ tuhHtUu liverpool 10 sail Ahout
bft ruth, "a NHtfNflaUs Co. agents
Am ht tufHrss Abhsyt uUcst. nastuu, to sail shuut
hse ih. NfsNst 60. Artnts -
Am bttts hltlHt tutuf. fott oamble ducil liackfed
4 20. agents
An ~ nnsus Nl.s calhoun, r. dsmbie, due naesfed
Am HI Lmttad Lord, rort usmbls, due i.ttsld = 60,
Agrnt-.
mm f5sls Nell, Moisn.m, Liverpool, 7 II Ds'le.
AFsnt
Am .,h ids sthnsust. Lc'dh rou Gamble, 10, Nshn
-to,h lee --..., Sew Castle, y = ", due Jan
rfit HI lady Lrmpsuu Mattton, San ffAutisco due
Ian hiO. q Htewrt \ ,U, Agents
Am hk camden, sNAutnn, fun uamblc, due Jan $40 II
isrkfsdA 4 Go. Agents,
Am HI lsiniet, Wulr fuit Gamble, due Jan - Qa, II
Am hktne Consultation, ----.a, NAnsimn, dus IAN D.
10, ----n, Agents,
Am sch Rosario, swim, fot kAhuini. due
Am sch tassir HAYWARD, ieNAlli'tef humboldt, due
Ism hiu, Allep Robinson Agent,
Am s,h Twilight, whitney, san frsnescn fnf Hiin, dns
Jan tin
Am bsins } u .sptcys.l. rt,. san F.uu,cc da,
Jan iulN, wa Irwin Go, AGENT.
Am ht n murray, haven't. san rranrt.co. due ian 10
~ \ Schpcfef 4 90 Agents
Am hk fofe,t Queen, Winding, San Francisco due
Jan io,N, II iackted 4 Co, Apsnis.
Nm III N " Amy, Freeman, san ftanCstn, due JHh D
~, tastr Cooke, AEeuts,
Am bktnc " II nimuud, lioudclt San ttaneisoo, due
Jsh thM, q Irwin Go, AEont.
fNh AvrtiUs, 'nfril sydney due Jan W. " I'"'t
field ,u, Agents,
rMAN CITY af sydney. peNthotn, san Francisco, due
Jan ~, VI Ilntkfeid Go, Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
EXPORTS.

For san tr,petse" per kalstana, Dec ~ so $50 u.
sugar no 90 lbs ICc g. honkv GO hOtc leaves ',J
bnchs bananns Value fgn, s,da, Val Dom sii2iiS,
For alut per staghouud. Dee NJ crates potatoes,
crates onions 10 sks fuur shingles aud lumber, 1kgs
nAll. c- paint, aud az pkgs In transit Value fgn,
s,rlsd,
For Line Il, per John Honland Jan I'D fRn. Nsuo
seaHsS,
For Van Francisco per Anna, Jan ~ 500 lhr sugar,
~ hn,hs hnnnnHr Dom. Value sit Nd.As,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco, per kalnkaua. Dec S-W schcc-
man, Mrs clnrksun,
+ roncl"ns. per AMER Head, Jan SID Ctonln-
yer and ma Chinese.
For san Francisco, per Anna, Jan mis- Hnla Heck
with, ~ Monroe. W walker, wife aud children, Mr
Henry, II Jatisth, Jno uili, j 4 nrcru.
From New Castle, per Pacific slope, Jan 5th--john
Donelson,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

When tho law obliging drivers of vehicles to
carry lights wns framed, We have not the slight, st
idea that our Solons expected the lights To be
carried within the vehicle ut the drivers feet, and
yet this method of complying with the law is get
ting to be- too common for safety. We give this
cautionary hint To the public and city fathers
before accidents shall arise therefrom.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Notwithstanding tho emphatic denial for the
foundation of the reported troubles in the Hama
kua district of Hawaii, through tho neilcency, or
connivnncc, Of the police, We have additional testi
muny IN the matter that unfortunately indicates
more truth thnn poetry.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

Shades of Hoapili Baker fall this year upon
Lahilahi, who pleads for legislative honors at the
hands Of tho people the lst proximo His
manifesto appeared this week, basing his claims
on n million n-dolnr loan continuance OF Kecipruc-
ity, and Hooulu l.ahui.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

TuE annual meeting of tho stock holders Of tho
Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co. WINS held on tho 9Th
inst ut the Office OF A. Jaeger, ESQ; 97b shares of
stock wero represented. After hearing the report
OF the Treasurer made up to the close Of 1881, tho
election OF officers WAS proceeded with, and re-
suited in the election of the following named gen.
tltmcn to M the officers Of the Company for
the ensuing year: II. A. Widemann, President;
Chas. X. Bishop, Vice-President; 9. y. Berger,
Secretary and Treasurer; John ii. Patty, Aulitor;
and Directors: ii. A. Widemnnn, @. X. Bishop, II.
Macfarlane. y: p. Adams, G. o. Berger, John IL.
Patty and W. W. Hall
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
TuE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY rnrss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRiEvE,
Book, Job and General Printer,
Honolulu, II. 1,

Notices Of any events Of interest trsn-pirng on the
other islands will always he Thankfully received for
public stion, Correspondents are requested to append
their names to all communications, not for puhh-
cation necessarily, hut ns guarantee that tho writer
Is acting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

We congratulate our sister district on the West
Winnae. in the appointment of u now magistrate
to preside over tue troubles oi its people, and trust
he will prove 10 be Il" terror To evil doers."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
Things Wise and Otherwise.

The last issue Of the +. G. 4. revived the dirty
column of the '. s. l.. III which he again tuncs
his Tyre and howls In the same old key--"Don key.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
Dec si-Am VII BIZ Jchn IIowlsnd. Green. from san y
Jan i--Br hk Kchruyd STOREY, from Newea,tle, n sw
s-s,p is.lsnt from ksna. Nan aud Msslse.
. =. -. r.,s sss.. sloHs his.s S.s from Newcastle
10 Am bgine d spreekels, fTis, iron, sAnf
Sch wailcs, from N.iso
Sch Hat 'AkAla from Pspekeo
sch Rpb Roy. from No1kA
7-stm Bishop, from Kauai
Sailed.
Dec M-Iaw bk kaiskauA, Hansen. for San Frau
Am, sch ssghonnd, Hsn,en, for Jslait
Jan 2-stm Lehua, tor Mookai and Hama
sam Likshke; for Maui aud Hawaii
stm kilAnes Hou, for kahului
stm y Bishop, foI Kauai
An VII bk John lo~land, Green, for efniss
s-stm lsalsai, for Ns.isca, hons aud hAu
stm Jas Makse. for Kauai
Vessels In Port.
Hrb bk SIR Laueeot. Shorthand
Hsw betne Ntnito
An bkiD~ Eureka, Emerson
An es Revere, Nclntyt
An bkine kliA. Bfo~neil
Am sk hsrhs Kid.oni wickburg
Biit hk kepfoyd. STOREY
An b.tns ID spErekel.. friis
Nc ok p.eiae slope. Barnes
vssssls ExpssssA st As.sialu. frsn rsrsig,
PsstA
Ger sk Adpnis. Dehsrds. BIsmsa, due II. Hsekield
Am bI ANY TaIasr, Newell Ss~ York, dus Jan is:o.
Bril- .hp Daks of Aseresrn Binuis, Liverpool due Jan
--sehf Als.k.. - Jaiut via Nsrquesss. due II
Ger ss bishop. wsl,srs, brenen, due Feb i-s
Hsckfeid &C, Agents
Ger bk Aie.nls, hohrnsnn, Liverpool. due Mach 80,
Brit ek Esri Dsboasis Janis. London VIA Nclssls,
das March ieiS. brewer Co. Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
IMPORTS.

wilder Go,
From Scw castle, per rsenc SLOPE Jams 1900 tons
coal to wilder Go,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

The venerable Friend for January seems TO have
quite drifted away from its ancient D,oorings into
the "Flowery Land" What with "'rhe work
among the Chnese"-" Employment wanted for
Cinnamon "-"China and the Chinese ~" Chinese
in New South Wales'-" Home for the Homeless
Chinanen" n"-"tlawaiian Board and Chinese Work"
EDITORS Table," about Chinese" Christmas
Tree at the Chinese Church -" The Chinaman is
the New Englander Of the Pacific" and "a Chi.
Supplement VISIONS Of rice, chop sticks,
and the Dragon flag rise before US, and we involun
tariy clap our hand 10 the back of head In an
tlcipallnn nf the cnuiinr iniI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

THE Amv Turner was spoken Nov. instead of
IL, and was in lat. Is S., long "a W., and was
making good progress.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
Which is tho most malicious kind Of iou,

Which is tho most malicious kind of journalism
the exposing Of persons character rs shown
by documents of his own writing? or by the
"gush of "stipendiary loyalty" to aim TO secure
political favors, and by harpng on "lovo for the
dear people" endeavor to drown the echoes of
wronged contributors to Palawai, that continually
keep coming upI But truth crushed to earth will
rise again, and tho whine OF "malcious journal.
nalisr" cannot hold 1t back
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

The y. s. l.. proposes III his foreign paper "to
clca OIL his sidewalk when 1t gets through snow
ing, !" wlnle in his native paper M shown by
injured innocence" and vents his yituperatiye
spleen ON the respected iov editor of the knokoa.
This blowing hot and cold won't do, neiphbor, but
II you clean of your sidewalk il is about time
you started in else these storms will be forever
coming up.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
WANTED.

A GOVERN ESS FOR SEVERAL
~ children, in family. Musical training desired,
especially for teaching playing the Piano Inquire
Of "a 40 I. a. sCNAEtERA 4 Co.
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nNE FINE NECARWlAGEHORSE. KIND AND
~ gentle, well broken to harness. seven years old.
60im Enquire Of \. NAGNlN.
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MISS BERRY's SCHOOL

MISS BERRY'S SCHOOL WILL
Nl REOPEN January pth, ls,.. Corner OF Alake
and Bcretnnin Streets. n Il h6 e
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02
Her TwoH.ppaest Years.

Hers story told me yesterday.
About thirty years agO Judge Cincin-
satls reeples-bless bis genial men,
osy!-6ound i neeeasaIy ~ order =
tanner out Of bis law Office IN Hall
county. The tanner was poor. shift
les fellow named Wilson, and short
y after drined to Atlanta, where be
secured work at 80 cents . day. In
1858 Judge Peoples went tn New York
On important financial business for
the State. lie wxs directed to the
great lamking hOs:se Of r. r. Wilson
L 60. He sent In his card, and after
waiting . while was usl.ered Into an
elegant Office. A fine-lookiug man
introduced himself ~ Wilson, and
reminded the Judge that he was the
pnOP tanner that he ordered 0ut Of his
o!nce many yean ago. Judge Pee
pIsa, th0sOaakh)y aatOnished, never
dreamed that this ex-tanner was the
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02
y ith flashing eyes. my husband !,

y ith flashing eyes. my husbands,
travelling with nsc."
''Uh! III! excslxe me-" aud the a..
man slaughtered W aud prrD.r.S. =" !"
take . standing ride.
us this seat engsgc,l::', asked .
dashiug, yell dressed young frlL,,.
Of the jsdy iIvc minutes later.
mo, sir" she replied, amd dor,
IL ny, ,,,a'a'm!" prote~t-., the tall
man, n that your hu.'wntl::"
mo. Il isu't, and you needn't a.t
any more questions" r~torte.i the "a.
'But sou said you were travxliu,
With him." persisted the ta'! man.
"Where IL be-" insisted the tall
"Hc'a in the baggage car in =.
coffin" rrpliesi thu. lady.
~ 6<g your pardon, n,a'a,n. said
the tail man hinlbly; Il honestly inx
your pardon. l won't ask ii i.~ i
deaal, hut you'll excuse n,e f"r think.
lux that II you and he have lxeu
married long he's druced smart to
travel ar,umd s..rewesi down in ls,x
II you are IN the same trip AMI it,
likely to last los.:::."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

r.. tim .mart towns Of Fargo aud
n6ec.hsed lCok Ut such other acr
~ Sssidv Red River with Jealous
e1es, they will not bridge the s'tt1m, :
tecouse each ~ afraid inc osu.1
voold pss,0. by . convenh NJ cI
mr. Vehjeie~ ferry ever ~ Q 5oeIe
6sf.boet. worked by hand.l'0we aP
nlied 10 . r0pe stretched tr"In the
k.nk: ne(lssiriaus are bebolden to the
nm, Cad Company for the we n =
hridre. NOsvl.ead, the 0i0n~sots
tnvn. hns three thousand inl,aCttAnts;
Fsrro. The Dakota t0Wu, 6oaeee OF
~ Shc,ooud. and styles itsejf the
Red River asetrsp0StS. Nth weller
In = - o black mud In the season
OF thaws and rains; bath are largely
devoeesi 70 speculation in lots and
lands. aud bath gre equally unatteas>
tive to the eye. They sre 10 reality
. single town, commercially speak
ine, aud . Tenla1kably prosperous
az. too. The railroad system b.:
nnade them the business center and
diaaribuajme.p0iu far the entire Red
River Valley, aud out III their psxs-
ent iuml,le az muddy streets, cheap
pine cottages aud shanties, vacant
flts. salss0us. st0es1, aud lumber
niles. viii Grs,w up . handsome city
Of ats thousand inhabitsnts wltbin
the preoeut generation. AIready
there b . handsome hs.tel, re3Otcj0g
In the architectural esldilies Of the
Queen Annie craze, . street railway,
N electric light eOmrsuy, water.
A>0H> A~~msm kAAka ltsa2YN
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

One could hardly call keene . do
n,sstic man, though be has . certain
sort Of pride In keeping ~ hin place
Ut New port, and visits his family ~
gu)srly once . week, no matter what
hsurens. He always gOes by rail,
and II he misses the tr1in he hires IN
eAtrs. Boals 70 entirely too slow ft,r
him; be even gets impatient In
train. These visits tn Newport arr
Of very short duration. He IL MT
happy out Of Walt street, and b A.
ways ea9er to ut buck. The flrst
thing he does when he gets home on
Saturday nisht h tO discharge al, the
servants, fifteen In number. They
cs'ane tsemi,1tn9 to Mn. keene and
ask when they are to ~. "YOu arr
q to 90 1t s1l," she rel lies; ''stxy
where you are aud think no more
about It," This comedy h goue
through with every week regularly,
I am tDld.
There wax time when keene was
very anxious tn make 4 shine l.:
sos:iety, but his wife had no taste fs,r
it. He (n,uglt her velveis and dia-
n,on'ss. but they lid MT tenn her.
she put them I'LL away aud rat down
In her wrapper To read. Mn Kremc
Was 0iss DHngerfield. IT Virginia.
They are = branch Of the Lee family.
aud hold their heads very high. But
they never did care l0r dress, and IRE.
ferred to assN.iste only with them
selves rather than with the vulgar
herd. Keene was very much dis
aprSintesl by his wiie's stand, f;,r i,e
had social ambitions, and would, M
'aonl't. have beem = lssdinx figure In
saIciety llad she secs,n'ied his views.
He waited patiently until his .lauxI,-
TT should 10 ready to ''a,n,e out"
But again be was disappointed. She
h IL years old now, aud exactly like
her mother In her iaxtes. A. far ~
the ladies Ut Keene family IL co,,.
cerned, they would be ~ happy
among the mountains 0f virxiuia Om
u ,5lO = year - they are 1t Nrwprvt
on unlimited millions. 81 Ke~me
turns to Wall street for xl his excite
ment, while Gould. who has 10 ~.
r'sl ambition, finds bis 9reat%st
e'nusenaent In the bosom of his
family.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

California Journals sse a the opin-
~ that tie Egyplias troeble will
largely ineFeass the irade Of Fan
FnDcisoo. There b no questIo0 that
. long continuance ftls pseseot sit-
aatioa 10 Evpt win result in
marked beneat to that city. For In
that evest msch q the traas which
goes By The way Of the Suez canal
would be diverted across this coun-
try. This would b The case with
small bat valuable packages such -
silks and teas, while larger aud bulk
IT articles would 80 BY the way az
Tie Csps Of Good Hope. The dis-
tance from China 10 England b
mach greater BY the way Of the lat
ter route, while the time BY eau
Fnncisco and New York h shorter
BY nearly . month. The necesary
reshipment at the two latter places
ard the grsatsr expense Of moving
freight by land - compared With
water, Of course, materially lessen the
chances Of the American route BE-
eouing the iavosite one tos the
China trade IN the event Of the eluv-
Ing u the 6sses canal. sim there
would b ~ incnase upon Il thst
would rssslt In great beue0t to the
estefpsising city On the Golden Gate
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Il naS - sses y ~ pseao Selnes
ID tbb nsssiaGb MIu1R, thae 4 =
SuaDogud % Lo01o0 thae H. 8nUjt1b
Dsveso0eot I'D soeejvo6 . Dseles6-
do fvssn the sslean )sskiag = ~
aeqsjssss<st Il Exypt upno ~ n0e
tesn,s - tlsase By whIen - aeqoised
Cypsus. These terms - sgTeod up"o
70 IL ''Co0ditin0al eoove0t3o9"
bstvees The Eaglish government
and Turkey II ls7s, leaves that is)aod
. Tuskish possessioo, ut peovSdes
fas IL bsiag oeespied and adu6s6s-
tssed b: Esglsnd. Il b qssstk'nal'le
whether The Esgitsh 0ovwsnasese
would aeeepe Tie ts0st u Il we've
uR<srd. It vosDd rsqsiss The psss'
sses oss veil equipped amy ths's
% keep dawn Tie Naileoal posty,
Dow hsa6ed ~ Arahi Pasha, aod
- govern the eoastIy. No ordinary
e.,ostabulasy eosld preserve ssoes
and collect taxes ID the intesjee cities
aud towns. Ireland 10 psrodi0e %
what EUPt wos)a bseo0s usdes
EsGjish rule. The 1esce,
Desni-nvage deseeodeats q
Ishn,ael aud TIE abosigiRes II ASahas
knovp = Bedeuios, who AZ Ioam-
Ing over EGypt, vusld heee0e Msst
wiDliag isstsuoeaes 10 IT, haadseS
lhe diooooteotod EUptia1o - )oee,
hassaD sod destsoy svosy saao)l eo0-
pasy q Epglish ssjdiess whosbowed
away from their tests a
jelenses. But &hooA E0G)aod b
willing {, aeespt ths 6altas's psoPo
nj Il b duobtfol whether tbe othss
European powen wosld ut oajee&
rhey wosld natwrally view with
II Det With alarm. any IT.
eupe which England might make to
,ais possession a Egype. They en-
rot afford to permit her 70 gaia .
eoebo,d IL TIE cosntsy through
vhieh the 6ues canal passes, AID
'hosld she attempt It through this |
der Il the ''sick man" q Earope
here will 20 up psotest froa' the
'ther powers whieh he wooA b.
uojish MT % beed.