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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

BY Mr.. CRoss: rhot a
RESOLVED (the Senate concurringl lna.
special committee, to consist OF wv -, =,
bers OF the Senate and three menleea o..
the House OF Delegates, be appoin.eu ~, ,Jl
the purpose Of revising and amen9'us .no
laws relating to the formation OF !oias
stock internal improvement com a.,
the condemnation of real estate Ioi .n ,',
construction OF railroads and o,hcr 49,
of internal improvement, and the Iss VA
ton OF charges of public carriers y, p"o
sengers and freight within the 'o"''nO"
wealth.
Agreed to. .,,.r
By Mr.. HAMILTON: That on ana ai'e,
Tue sday next this House shall meet III IL
O'Clock A. NJ. Laid on the table. r,u
BY Mr.. FAIR: Petition OF voters Oh ar
fax county for the restoration OF tue to"n-
ship system.
By Mr.. REvERCONB: -.
Resolred, That the Committee OH Coun-
ties. Cities, and Towns inquire INTO tue eA-
pediency OF so amending the Code As 10
make il the duty II the boards OF super
yisors of the counties, respectively, OF the
Commonwealth to report to the next term
OF their respective county courts AFTER their
regular annual meetings the acts and doings
of said meeting. and that any party feeilng
aoerieyed by said proceedings shall at the
next term OF said court have opportunity
afforded to be fully heard and proper rellei
granted without cost to said party az
gricved.
Adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill No. 80, to prevent FRAUDS
upon the Commonwealth and the holders
of her securities in the collection ana dis
bursement OF revenues.
House bill No. 76, TO legalize payments
heretofore made by the Auditor to the lu-
matte asylums, and appropriating certain
other moneys.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Senate Joint resolution fixed upon
/ tomorrow friday at 1 O'Clock for the
election of State officers and certain judges
and resembling the joint order for next
Monday was adopted, with an amendment
| to include the Fourth, Sixth, and Seven
teenth judicial circuits.
THE LATE COLONEL MUNFoRD.
The CHAIR laid before the House the re-
port of the committee appointed to pre-
pare suitable resolutions in respect to the
memory OF the late Colonel George Wythe
| Munford. The resolutions embodied in
the report were OF n highly eulogistic char
acter. Short and appropriate remarks were
made by MeSsrs. Lyons, STUBS, and MAYO,
after which the report was adopted.
On motion Mr. WTTEN, the House adj
! iourued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

The more the repudiating scheme OF Vir-
ginia is examined, the worse it appears.
There is no need Of it. Boston Herald.
But for the encouragement afforded them
by a Republican Administration, the Re-
adjusters would never have secured ma
iority in the Virginia Legislature nor elect
ed Governor. The Democrats have done
their duty. Let us see whether Mr.. AR
THUR can induce his faithful allies to pay
the debt which his encouragement OF them
gave them the power to repudiate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

COST TO CLOSE BUSINEsS.-See our 25c and
soc. ALL-SILK CHENILLE and JET fRlNGb;
see our 81 COL0RED PLUStIES; see our sl.25
and s1.50 BLACK SILK VELVETS; our Sl.25
and sl.5O BLACK GRAPES: our csc. 3-butlon
KIDS: our l5c. FLEECFD-LlNED GLOVES:
our 3 and sc. HAMBURGs; our fine TORCHON
LACES and laces Of all kinds: our sl.25 COR
ne and CSC. DRESS ORNAMENTS; our 25c..
35c and soc. GIMPS; our &C., lOc., aud Toe.
BUTTONS; our l5c and zoe. HOSIERY; our
and loo. RIBBONS; our GOLD-PLATED
JEWELRY al less than cost prices our OSTRICH
FEATHERS and TRIMMED VI | Ii r
GOODS nj half cost prices. -.
All goods must be sold in the NEXT TWO
WEEKS. No humbug. but a positive fact.
Call, convince yourself. and secure some Of the
great bargains at HUTZLER BROTHERS,,
IN - 525 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13
Ng CHEAP GooDsl CHEAP GoODs!!

HEAVY FLOOR OIL-CL0TH two yards wide, at
75c. yard worth s1.25;
TABLE oIL-CLOTH IL yards wide at zoe. worth
35c. yard;
LACE TIDES at &c. worth lee, at SOC worth
SOC;
LACE PILLOW-SHAMS at coo. pair worth 5 l !;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at ~, 1874,
So, and up to 500 set for two Windows
Bargains In all kinds Of kll.TED WOKSIE ~
ULSTERS, JACKETS, and SCARFs. az
"a 3 LEVY BkoIhEhH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13
HEADQUARTERS.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,

our spacious establishments are now being rapid
~ hlled with the CHOICEST and MOST SEASON
ABLE NOyELTIEs-FANCY GLOVE and
HANDKERCHIEF-BOX JEWELBY CAS-
KETs. FANCY PIN-CUsHIONs, TOILET BOT
TIES, PLUSH, RUsSIA-LEATHER, CASTOR,
and ADVANCED NOVELTIES IN POCKET
BOOKS, HAND-BOOKs, SPEClE-BAGs, and
OTHER GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HoLI-
DAYS
SEAL sACQUEs.
These stable and useful wrappings we are offer
ing at very popular prices An inspection Of our
stock before purchasing will be to your advantage.
CARRIAGE ROBES.
Just opened acompletellnc costing $3.50 $40.
BLANKETS. sHAwLS, COMFORTABLEs,
WINE-CLOTTI>, and other useful articles for
holiday gifts;
SILK and FUR-LINED CIRCULARS and DOL
MANS, ranging in cost from s35 10 5sJ;
Look at the MOTHER HUBBARD" WRAP
PINGS In SEAL PLUSH, SIS to 500;
JACKETS, ULsTERETTEs, listers, COATS.
and an novelties IN wrapp.ngs, at our usual low
rates:
NEA hM LAX IN immense variety nl ridIHf tf'rls
and fabric; COLLARETTES. SARAH BERN
HARDT COLLARS, LACE sCARFS. FICH-
UES. together with
REAL POINT and DUCHESS LACE sCARFS
and COLLARETTEs, ranging In COS. from 80
up-iust the things for handsome testimonial;
SnK and CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFs-em
broidcred. embossed. and hemstitched-in Inn
mcuse variety, costing Zoe. % IS;
SILKS and sATfNs IN all the new and attractive
winter shades in SATIN RHADAMEs, DE
LYON. NENETIENNES;
BLACK NELVETS-thc cheapest line ever secnin
this market, ranging In cost from sl.2j 90 SO
per yard;
FOSTER KID GLOVES in endless variety ot
colorings;
The famous SARAH BERNHARDT" GLOVES
in sake and undressed eject;
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN THE CITY FOR CHRISTMAS AND TIE
HOLIDAYS.
CARDOZO. ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
1908 east Main street.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
de 4-e0d 429 east Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13
- T L V E y 5

: T E V EMS
has Just opened large invoice II
sILYER-PLATED WARE.
shipped him December 7th for holiday trade. but
was delayed in transportation. SO that 10 did not
reach here until the present week. Il consists Of
SUGAR-DISHES, PICKLE-CASTOR>,
CAKE-BAsKETs. FRUIT-sTANDs, and
BUTTER-DIsIEs.
These goods are all In the best quality aud dc-
sirlble style.
We also show splendid line Of TIN SITS, 10 all
grades;
EXCELLENT KNIVES and FORKS. in redwood.
ebony, or bone handles, double boisiercd AZ -
set worth $50;
Bargains In a job lot Of CARVERs and FORKS
The No. and ENVELOPES. plain white that
We sell at 40c are worthy one halt more.
To clear out the balance Of our COAL-HOD> q.
price Is down on an sizes OF EXTRA HEAVY
PLAIN BLACK 10 35c.; on FANCY t0 fjc.t
on EXTRA FANCY-CONERED HOD> o. $50.
Another large lot Of WlSP-BROOMs a. lOc.-
sold elsewhere 40 15c.,at STEVENS.
las sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13
Correction.

In the article published yesterday in the
Dispatch, where the words "priyate ware
houses occur, the writer meant to say
that such warehouses were pirate pro-
pertH The latter idea is carried ont in the
general tone OF the article, yet it is best to
make the above correction to prevent any
misunderstanding. ROANOKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

We cut out little paragraph from the
Wheeling Intelligencer, containing ques-
ton put to us by that journal, and which
we intended TO answer; but we have lost
the paragraph. However, the htelligencer
may find an answer In our leader Of this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

We believe it is the style to affect con-
tempt for things that are old. Not so,
however, with Or. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which has stood the popular test OF thirty
four years use, and is much more thought
OF than ever before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13
MARRIAGES.

Married. at the First Baptist church, January
l1th. nj 4 p. NJ, by Rev. J. u. Hawthorne, MIR.
ANDREW l.. HAYNES and Miss MAMIE W.
ANDERSON both Of this city. No cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

We return thanks to GEORGE +. TYLER,
ESQ.,, president OF the Norfolk and western
Railroad Company, for copy OF hts annual
report and its accompanying documents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

Total principal, two thirds TO
July, 1858, inclusive............s22 ,094.l41
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13
PRINCIPAL.

TWO thirds of sl97,300, sterling
uett.............s.... lso1DiOOO On
Two thirds Of s3l,16S,212.92. -
dollar debt. Observation-Disclosures. 2O,77o.SOS OK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13

LITTLE ANNIE MAYs's INJURIEs-A PAID FIRE
DEPARTMENT DETERMINED ON-BANK OFF
CER-A PETITION FOR THE REMOVAL OF
JUDGE GARLAND, &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

| CAUTlON-ANraIckS WALrKAM MATCHES
w MO To GAIL TIE ATTENTION OF THE TRtnE
AID THE PUBLIC - the we'll known quality and
eeg nee OF finish OF our gold cases, guaranteed by
e. 10 be OF eighteen karat gold, T. S Mint ASSAY.
or o. fourteen karat gold, as may be stamped and
also to our mode OF selling the same charging only
Tor the ACTUAL WEIGHT OF the gold used and not
Tor the base metal comprised in springs, key pipes
Milling Of crown &c To illustrate which a tar
accompanies each one Of our gold elses, which
plsinly indicates not only the gross weight Of the
case but also the MT weight Of the gold. Our
silver cases ase all STIRLING quAlity-g95-lOOO fine
IL EXPLANATION or THE An1yE, we desire 20 say
that the old plan Of charging for the gruss weight
OF the case, as II l. were all gold, worked well
enough as long as the manufacturers were content
with the amount Of hrass and steel actually re-
quired IN It's construction: but when the business
was degraded into contest as 10 who should get
the most base metal into the least quantity OF cold
and, and call It a GOLD case. then the time came
when, IN the interest Of dealers in American
watches, II became necessary to adopt a plan Of
selling showing the buyer exactly how much GOLD
each case contained. In adopting this method, we
act IN conformity with the earnest wishes Of the
leading houses % the trade: some OF whom have
already undertaken to carry the s;fIae ideu in
their own business.-AAfEHIcAN NArCH CoAIPASY |
Maltham Mass. n. MClNERSY, Agent for tins |
Kingdom; also Agent for Gurham Sterling Silver. 4
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal l
terms. glI 3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
Fowlar 9 Co's. steam Ploagh.

We learn that test and public exhibition OF
the steam plough Of this firms renowned make
recently imported for Col. Sprocksls' vast estate
on Maui will be given next week. ON the return Of
Claus Spreckels and party from their Hawaii
tour. Great interest Is being manifested by plant
ers and Others in the result of the workings f this
plough, which promises to DO away with all future
use Of cattle and mules for this purpose klessrs.
w. J.. Green and Il. W. MacfHrlaue, (Agerits for
Fowler a Co.. Mr.. c. Along, the Chinese Commis-
sioner, and others interested will visit Spreckels-
vile next week. We shall be glad to have from
Col. SpreCkels or hi- Hau1gcr u report OF the
results attained by the plou IN for publication
next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
Notice to the Publin.

r., ,r,gJ ir,vositi,- ,-,--t,.z.-. - It-,gb
| - - ''D-'' " '''u''
VIII observe lhA' every genuine NaleE, whether gold OF
silver bears trade mark both ca and movement
! Gold rascs arr. slammed q, "a On 81, aud t
erfuheat's accompany them silver eases are stamped
Am Watch Co. Naltham. Mass. sterling Silver 20 nd
s-, .r,-,r,pieI t, ,,y,r,rts. .is,sf. - Z, 4,
T.,i, iIr-Isrr5 me- . =. IA ~ - ~. Z.
! ,.--.gi 1,1r an r,,,t.,se1f {,'tt, p,ai..IHil
| 4i s.i.,',t; I'm. r,srss '' '''' N' v'lHeI
| -s,tiaf7 ~ rS,,J.-,l ,o,,s..-. b.. $780,, , ., .
ftct t1t 0ur casss ar- fre0ucUtv ssuafafpJ fron, %
noyrfaruts and nut into worth Ie.s nj
ma r. and ~ - r,r tbua aa4rtr- ~,
1.-f,f nance N ~, - ~, i.g
ybi-b Il Iureried ro cover CnI, our r5srT 70 = t-i
wholly made b. us Ills uece..7rv also beeaps i, h
| ~ ,Iif,rior. - o., lac , r,4T,,i. s.gTi,i ~. 49,,
- I IL H. ,I 3l'g s'.a,, ". Shtie Is
g-r- a. now centrally sold We have dsrloBsf-,f -,
I fr,,,rfs,.t ass45s thaf many .-1Ia ,f .fI,.r 80 49,
In fi,. ,i,rt 81 an, lIs4se f75g5 Ia - 81 5- - -
H.. nv mo. t.-r,p,s H. h. mi. = is-,,J - ~
rnr, ias.r and acsolat. t1- the Io, nrice a. -
/ rs.-.i ,,,frbrs hBy. b-rr .1rJ " '' - 80 ''''
/ ~ t.t.s fti- ,rrg-i,.r r,, 1,,,rr,-, th-, , 49,.
,.r,ti, -t,firsIv r.sDI..tl ne -, ,,,,fs- -
fui lafc movements known By The Iiarss v3 n
Isry r.. ruIat1u g--, x Ga yYsItb.4r Vet a.,
= BsrfIrft = aad BFoadvsy' -i,iag - men a.,
,ulv li-bv r. yel aDr,e,rsnc. mi - =, ,iii1ii
H. tt - Inv ~ t =, ~ AZ al4l5ioiai
,ssfII In mi. t9,uIsr for-, ~ vrffst IA. - -
,sy, tlIi,.T .Tlr4i,I - = ~
I51I Tor -r.l performance and -,ii9 -, e. III
~. co.t Me ait-r5fioBs have bcfs maj. f,t ~
80 m ,,1r-sir.+ r-rffqsI ,-st-l 49,. N.ti ilr
s,strI, ,trssrr-. u.s. '"A''s' 's We" ~
WcayaiI ourselves too Of thi. occasion In warn The
ss .l1. ia al W. Ssnf i me -sPsoy OF
AaoNiedyed that our eomPeiitoEs ssis. and AHeIs
Of low price Tbrir goods beiBBfeTe- ~ ,o
have to sell them for what they eau get
People generally NOT knowing good watch from a
William Morris. The eminent Eagii-h ieetaler on AT
and L4boT Topics in recent lecture delivered before
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
Portuguese Again
The following is a translation of a Portuguese
letter which has been sent to US for publication
HnNnKA Pr ANr.r1nS Ann Il 1877


letter which has been sent to US for publication
HuSoEAA PLANTATION Aug. II, 1852.
The report of all the Portuguese Of this planta-
ten. Is that we are all well, and well treated by
ogr employers. They fulfil all they have con-
tracted for and We are treated with great respect
according TO the laws Of civilization. Our
employers are as good as they eau be and to prove
this we all sign our own names which shows that
we are content5d.
Manuel de Souza aud wife, Miguel de Couto
and wife, Jacinthu FieTreiH,, Jacintho de Costa
Eeaandes Jeveru, Soares Antonio, Feutado. Auna
Neciro Msnoel de Amoral, Lucia Agusta .IAio dc
Souza, harti Augusta Jose de Oliyrira, Autoniu
Sores iao da Costa Casenha, Antonio de Amavnl,
Jao da Costa, Jao de Audradee, Jose Tayares
Jacintha de Mideiros, Rosa dc Jesus, Jao Gruceio
Elenna de Jesus, Manuel Tavares. Maria dos An
Jos, Jacleutho Iayares, Antonio Poquete, Antonio
Rtposa. Antonio Jemaso. Manoel Sogindu. Jao
Seinbrao, Alanool Seinhras, Marionno de Medei-
rus, Mauoel lie MadeiTos, Jao Tavareo, Manoel
GmciO jaO GraciO
know thatI write This in the presence Of all
who are here mentioned.
MANUEL. DE ANuHEDo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Street watering, rather the want Of it, is mat
ter that ought to receive the attention of the Board
OF Health. The dust on our main thurouChfAres
Is simply intolerabie. The sprinSling OF patches
here ami there as Is the case just now, does not
preve:st clouds Of dust from rising and being
NED along on its destructive mission 10y the other
wise pleasant trade winds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
MtflIanifrI Gards.

practicable for ordinary vehicles and the road
vel ditehed and culverted. 1t would probably
take thousand dollars % do it night but great
deal more than that has been spent on j. during
The past I've years, without improving II percepi
IDLY. IL u TO be hoped that the penny wise
pound foolish policy will be abandoned and the
tAing done right at Once instead OF sinking more
nothing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Br4dsirssf's in quoting from the Gazette on the
matter Of our comment on tie table showing tue
ar1oant Of taxes ussessed - the different milton
nlIiies Of this Kingdom unfortunately makes a
printers error which materially ml,gCpressnts
matters II states shat there are 1880 Americans
assessed. instead o. 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
NOTES.

M. sylarH has resigned from Tho Board Of
Directors Of the san Francisc1 Merchants E1-
change lie Is succeeded ty President Peter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

We can recommend st. Jacob'd OIL TO our
readers, for 1t Is really good remedy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Prpara6J1s are beiag nlade IN England Tor a
r,ihlie celebration # AIr. Gladstones completion
= 80 /. ,,,rr,- n parIiarpent,rv life Ar GIa1-
stone was retained tor Newark Immediately after
tho passage 81 the Reform bill. HIS hrst election
rdl-e.s was ia:si from Nevark. October 3. l'iz
The nomination took place on Deceruber H. ana
~ ls.sI dc Parliament assembled, and from iaat
t,r,e t1 this. Mr. Gladstone has been q member Of
every B-itish Parliament The sC1li-csnienuial
celebration sill probably be held ON December 10
next and ,si1 be national In character.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

The Philadelphia PA, u. $. AZ Lei,e,- lately
Of Police Of that city, Samuel II. Given. Fs1 Who
says he used 81. Jacobs Oil in his family, FOR
various painful ailments. with excellent results
lie has also heard from many Who have usrti il
Tor rheumatism, that it above all remedies dbl
them good.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

As a IAN providing t1r postal money ot1ei s1S-
ten passed The Legislative Assembly dariir The
800 sssi-r n ii interesting % note the c1inci-
d.rca that q similar bill passed the House Of KEEP
resa-,t.iyas In tie U1itad States about The same
tir1s. The sacramento JHi1r says: Tie present
al 1r rrao,Ip II tukes too fuuch trouble % pro-
cure them The proposed postal notes are 50 sim-
RE and serve the purpose With 80 little cost &c me
Government aud the Puhllc that u is a wonder
ORDERS for money issued az one Plstuthcs and pay
able NJ another. They are engraved IKE oauk
notes. or the fractional currency, which they VIII
resemble and are % be bought by any one who
- Fsi,r7 =, rse them Their greatest value
will be ia Transmitting sums less than - tr3n one
rlass 10 another. postal note OF s. o. under
srtll cost three cents; one for over and under
SO. eight cents over SO aud under SO teI cents
and = On 10 20 500 which is the highest Be
nomination allowed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

The travelling public of Huslo, Haiku, Hama
Suapoko, and Spreckslsvills would like to see the
road across haliko Gulch put into decent shape.
The road up the western side IL simply abouiin-
able. The grade should be changed % as to be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Yesterday afternoon, a native while travelling
along the slopes Of Puuchbowl, Just above Bere-
tania street, discovered the dead body Of China
man IN one OF the small revines under tree.
The BODY apparently had been there a few days.
notice was given. and the Coroner Immediately
lupannrl!gd jury 70 ascertain tbs cause Of DEATH
and proceeded to view the body and then adjourn
ed until to-day ~ O'Clock. The remains are
supposed to BE- those Of 4 Chimes laundryn a
who afier an uiteicttion with his partners, distp
proved las. Friday evening and had not since been
SEN or heard Of. Ii Is thought that be committed
suicide
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Would-oe murderer arrived IN HilO by the
Liksiiks, on Thursday, August 18th, in the shape
of Chinanan. He was well handculfed and tied,
and thus led to his lodgings in the jail to await the
result of his murderuus assault. He stabbed
brother Chlnamau at Ookala in the leg, thigh and
abdomen 50 dangerously that but little hopes are
entertained Of the recovery Of the injured man.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Word from the summit Of Mauna Loa reports
fire in the crater Of MoSuWeoweo, and smoke has
been visible OF late from this crater. even at
hllauea. The fires OF hIlauea are very active and
will we'll repay u visit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

William II. Scott Of Nesburrh, n. Y, was re-
Gently arrested IN Chicago at the instance Of Fran
els T. Weed a victim 20 the extent Of $4,000 IN
a % gl.ist game Of poker"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Or. !. Mott smith, while riding from Mana to
hAwaihae, suffered severe fall. 1t appears that
the Doctor. IN cUmpauy with Mr.. Schaefer and
otLers. vus clHtofing along. when his horse put
his loot IN a ho!ei the Doctor pulled the animal
up bgta second hole following caused an awkward
stumble; the saddle girth br0ke aud the Doctor
WIS shut forward into the ground. Fortunately
tutEo happened 70 be a piece Of grass where the
Doctor fell; had he come down on one OF the nu-
me'oUs heaps Of stones the consequences might
have been much more severe. As Il Is DR. Smith
Is much bruised and considerably shaken, but.
happily, no bcnes being broken, be may soon ex-
peci 10 be moving about among US as genial and as
bright as ever
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

4 suit for damages has been entered in the
supreme Court to be heard at its next October
term. by Chas. d. Hinkley against Doctors c. l.
Rodgers aud q. 4. Fitch. The damages are set
~ s2p,CyO and are claimed for alleged malpractice
in treating a fracture Of the thigh-bone, and a
dislucl'iOu OF the wrist joint, whereby n non.
union Of the bones IN one clse, and permanent
auchylosis in the other, have resulted. The plain
uf Is now III the Queens Hospital, and has been
undergoing treatment preparatory TO an operation
which understand is shortly 10 be performed
whereby II Is hoped 10 secure union Of the scpar-
ated bones, and partial use Of the leg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

Runaway express wagons and dray teams are be
coming so frequent OF late, that it is monotonous
to repor. them. II nobody happens TO get injured
II IL looked upon as natural act on the part Of
the quadruneds that take charge OF their drivers.
When they lill Bishop we " III write lengthy
tlcie on the subject and attempt 20 show how such
direful calamity could have been averted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

ME. the Eastern states aHd t"ropr. fil~F
Of nearly ever Newspaper pnsii-ie'i en M
Pr~fa~ coa.t are keps eost-taatiy 90 iiaHr
ana All advertisers ,,IIouet fire. aeeees -
ff.~r,1 durfnr bunimeaa honfa- The llnu lii.u
esa-etfe = krpt Oh nir nt tire oiiirf 81 y y.
vIaller.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

A native named Kahale while fishing last Tues
day at Maliko came losing his life in a very
peculiar manner He had caught n very small
ish In his hands and undertook to kill it BIZ bit
Ing the back Of the head. The fish gave sudden
spring and esclping from his hand dartsd into
his throat entirely closing his aperture. bat
lodging half way down. At first all efforts TO dis
lodge it were unavailing and it was feared the
man would choke to death. Bot at last BY being
placed in favorable position and by making a
final effort assisted At the same tine by friend
gone.
Moral-Doa't bite lire fish on the head.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

The Bishop OF Oiba was amongst the passengers
per Litefits from winduard on Sunday last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23

The Band will give its regular Moonlight Concert
next Friday evening a; Emua Square.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-23
NIArr

Spreckels Waihee ditch has used up al out
100, GOO feet of lumber III fumes, bridges, etc.