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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
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DR. 2 risia-. k1lalas A-s Flr1e. and ia1-l-rr san
-HI1e.zen- A lHra1ErE ard sister, .-aaruI1n- O. y
Al-Eh- Lrir--r-r NH--- ~ rHl-er u1re ard two
er-n. ErulII. aI E1r-lI EH--u
Esr-ur1 1rf affa Nul. Ms HI-lr1-.f Man.
~ Az Nan. Mas ~nrlE Mrl.a 1 Lgnua
-all1-Ta laur lsg p asgs-. -Il t-a1rlsal III LHara
"a F-znri-ga LsrsT- E1ErllII. , q g-- -1l
llll1F. >Il t-lEr.-Caa GAPS r tr -l-ts-. Am -lll
49, Gags A Bsa--uarn An d L..l1 Al1-lll.a
u s1ehar-tscn- Wl.auae. NJ rhaur-ru. h71r.Iril-
- Hammond. Ulrs Ell Gla M r y allslal-
No. y 8 Grruse1- El1u.s alln Per-11IIls E1n1II-
y IN 11f VIE. -Iuui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

vithdrau nv name iruEn he hSi q Importers -
son a. vessels ncv % the way have arrived
skcela net vauiure 10 intruda sch q rcrely
rsrsunal decision IN ~ rnhlic a manncr. ven u
nct that the decision "a made On mcral grounda
which tkink dornand cpen avoual I am. ar.
yuur ohedieni servant Inn. n. DavtrE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

0eOrCe nzvis and Ssmasl BeskiOra tvO dssesa-
dants q The scns of Han, gagged IN poker
game At hoese On Smith street, Atsly, and Al
The eonc'aNioa u The game Sam vas ipdshtrd 10
Geere % tAs arncu1t q ffty cents FAiliae - gsl
Re cash and fcarirg that Reckfurd ucald rprn-
dats, DAVIS sttcnPtea % cat a pcand q feSA
frcn under the lclt shoulder hlade q his debtor.
uiih = raruri 60 the evening q The Isl tnSt. but
cuiy scccccasd IN nticting q Ealh nhc1t 81
tnchrs lcng To this procresling Heckfcrd objected
and Olicrr Mchritrs arrrsted laws for an assault
WITH a tsrcercei Vcapcn. On TIE tth INST the
cclorcS SAyioek vas aned By 1uage RckertcrL
Raekfc7d's woand vas k,rrsly caly ecsA eat
and nut rrczricd a. aslgercas By Or. h-~ais
Who areSsea ID.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

The Elcsigu Of David Cruzuiugburs's effects
came ct on Friday. Il vas very veil attended
ard things fetched excellent prices
The weather On 1Il1i Is reported fair With coca
..1ulI showers Durins the Eeek tie sgrf has been
znniEs treuent1usly high On EAhzlui beach
The Ei'Ia-u E1- Eas uuable 70 enter kahzlzi
tIrb0r last Tuesday She t1raei back and lay
Ger uight az LahaIna and did not gst 70 her ssgu-
y I1chCra-s z1til wednesday morning.
very large cuncUarse q people assembled 70
ses tie ceremonies connected With he eursscra-
tn Il the RcElaz Catholic Cbzrrh al Makazao.
P'rruruese Ealket fruu the VARIOUS plantations.
nils distant. Al sss iEts = given that snU per
en- ws-l present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
rhs EAzss1ss Psssazzz= I=sz.s- Azd
Verdict

M 1ltssr leii q lisarefll he cal-e u laa1l
q .zl1ails llzt7g resiEi1is z1 kianuiiili- 4nd
H11 =spa--zd tls IT. under s1sTiirilrs -irru-l-
.ilzrss -u sin -ltA Of liss u,.t1hrr vas euuHzzed
t1d c-nci1is,i q. thr F-lrr Stanun In a1ss CITY on
iia al lss- Deputy D'iytsu ACTED A. C1I,1asr and
= B Caste Es'l 7trf1rued the a-5auaz fs.sses q
interpreter he sv-5sncn Il Dr. Stassnzaid
iialsa s-salg b assist II 1ttaiuizg the vsriirt.
t1n b a. t1lrws
An ail--frliczirlll -ilsEzlIst- IA Qctlber l3th
'llaI7a, TIM d Elnersur cue clr--en m closed,
ur 1as ar. and snail lullile wrapped u pager.
-ep Aa-s1al Dayton cang E-tn d. EuErsrn
- - issia1 sl ltre he cuute11s II ne lzs AID
laasr analysed ~ see Z siev Contained 711sun-
lia4a Slammed Tie eru1auzs q Tie z-rileu az
sllcil 1lnizil1e- he hz-zal sllullch. and a pr
-nn at ETar taca1iEr With a lIs-s --Iztlf7 u
- -i-la- Z lave IsEzt lie ltaer l'I-s sgril-Ics
-ilsa = erlier 20 prevent ne mixing u the cun-
- = n i-l .lITg 1ls l1uruulliIl7 sE4lliine1
r-1rs Of ias 1ar t1d .zL -11urh [ haze
~ 7sezE l1efu f1r further u1Fesrilantiun
g. - Be surE.iE sspa-Its- o.
= - st.,-zl-h. [ f1Ent z z q
Eisul " 81 d1 uHz-s z n Trs'el1t
an rdlSisgN ~ z "a !, - 49, n =
- - he Ezsse $50 zark rssA the
-. III llitler be " - s11laaca q ne
- Hase. susf. -, uIrs. and woody
- NV M > ~ 81 {. eeszs LIE -
sloe IAfaa hani-aH ~ lllsaenr-,i Is
u = "a ar-lsesir1si rla1t>is
soma IA Ee had uu 1lc z g lie
auua .sze. and as for tsn1rC - =. = =
" 90 ~ went iats scstslli, 49,
-. sa'lzA elsm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
nm

Al waianas two wells have l,eua hcred to dspths
" rcsIcctively, 50 and 100 fsst uithcut obtain
ing aauing water. Nj. kschkrdsoa. ths e1trrpris-
me rusnsrer q the Waisnas ftantatioa. has
started third well and intundS 10 .~,Fe the 100
flot vel still aeeper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

A locatioa has been selected By Surveyor Moo
sarrsi fer the artssisa vel ct MAkuA. waiAnas,
fcs vhich tie late Leyisltiarr arprcprissed tSool
And the residents u NRknR have been assured BY
TIE Mi1isie- q Interior that b viii rrcceed Al
cnce with the vcrk q ecrinr tins well
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

he nev unsrs q the Island q oaAu srv NV
avsnshle 70 ~ ge1s-al rahlic fer ra-chssc.
five dollzrs = the ~ crri'- tar for ccrssS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

The Assent Orass of Fcrrs.srs srv b havs a
srAn1 sen Al the ausie Rau oa TIE evening g,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

rhs rccuiAr uacuthly rneetias Of tia Tcachsr's
~ Z. NJ. 90 Vie evening q he isth inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

A sod r-c;ect Is ass underway. va. the estah-
i.SArssni q bsvusry N tais eity. Ncrv eeer leSs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

The Cabinet Az widely Separated At Psvscut,
Msss-s GihSsa and KsAi a. wRizznslc. Mr..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

The Transit u venus taxes place tO-1urrvT
TEu-s5ayI and scientific parties in svaiL4bh
rI1res ssll Be watching the oecurrsucs. III
transit Of the planet acriss the disc Of the SUI
WI Be visibls neru. bEr the pciut Of cuut1c.
1crrrs before sunrise. TIE 1eEs transit ocC1r
Tr-e : Ap4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Ta-yzsh the courtesy Of Dr. NcEib5iz, vs lssrr
tz8t TIE An al fer The month q December, a.
taken b hin a. hls rssidsree, BSrsta-Ig Cottage.
- u t-ches. AZ the Ice works, tceurdIuS %
The -ai1- gauge < Mr J. X Wider, the fall vas
rs f-ches
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Administrator Notice
THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES
Il Notice that be has been appointed Adnilni.nafar
with the VIII annexed q The Esate % JOHN JONEs
ats q kailua Hawaii, deceased. an persons having
any claims against said whctsrr srcurr,i ~
mortgage Otherwise. arr Hotidcd 10 present ihrn
daily vcfaed within six mouths FROM thIs dffr or
he( vii hc Forever barred 81 persons indebted 20
said estate requested 10 make Immediate payment
HonciuIu. December Sun ~. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

he statement shai the Laz1rls -TrusseaH -Iss
vas % be trazzfsrT-d 70 LahaiaI t1r trill =
vr-ng. he ease sru rssas n this district and
1r.bahly vi u7-il al the aTaiAble ilrTzlsn here
hHue had n crpurruufrF 90 express 1prul1u ca
1rIs-si1u ruursels.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

A Saasn beSvrr Is ncv vrnsly aiSrssyed ahcvs
III M Q, Beaver Rcek. csrnsr - ors-a AL
Es-f se-.-rr<
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

M nv helds Q he Island are nov mataFias 4
erup which pruuiiss better thaa ordinary results
The rice birds those little pests 50 destructive 10
rice crops, ars evidently diminishing not merely
f-c-u the systematic persecution of the planters
bet owing 10 TIE ravagss Ct the uynah birds Who
seeu - takn delight IN DESTROYING the nests and
errs o. other fsathsred trihes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
BORN
DID

A. E-uaa Ean-l. Ma. c-- la4 u5 , 1.-.-,.s o. 0
ne Ti,r 1f Nm. 7 PAY Esg q ll1-1--r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

The present. rFp-t-zaes q tie c1ust Is n
exact Accordance With the pr0Vu0stiratiuus Of
Professor swift. who deciared that it vuuid A.
pear less distinct 1f.sr Nov. I7th. N0E. llthuugh
& r-sss AZ an sariisr hggr- midnight, u x hgt
srrep
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

A sczi-aunaal meeting q the Trustees q the
Queen's H,rsrisAl VII b. bold this fc-u-cun a. II
a-ell.ek. a the Chsn.heE q Crrnnerre 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

lllu Amateur Dramatic Assuci4tiCn I'll .aks piGcg
az Tie Mzsic Hal or he ersriag Ct tie Lsth II 81
&C wkich cccIsiuc Tie crerIrra " Trial hy Jrry
ard the farce "A Silent P-vteetrr VII - prs-
zar-aG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

sf>EUr-r1 H1udll-l. -u Che 1ts la-- rf -lrsull1-
on ErrlaE EsarEEr EizI1r. scl ~ Z 2 E-slCu.
SEA. 81 F1-f Ei1Turis n r. and -li-l I' Hon q D.
s.=luu- 90 sI.- cry. u-y1l = rsl-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
1rH IdrrrtsrmrHts.
NOTICE.

A SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING
y q ne Board q Trustees q the QCEEN's HOS
fifAl, will b held THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY
hccemssr STU isSs Al n o'clock a. n atths R,oms Oh
ne thtmhcr Of Commerce. y a. SCuAEFER
50 To sar~rfrru
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
- E1r ri-lr 3 ri-l-4 -lE-- G1si is f-Ts
Ald ri-h- tie 1lT must uia
70 11Ib- u1ait b 1.sl1T4lfr-
Il fllfer ull'I b sil-

AzzIn- N Is76, daring that famous electoral Gu
test between HsFes and IIlds1. tSa Government
Eas suhlected % terrible strain What II Mex
ieo had had sch crisiss Bot hu zrzurly 4nssri1s
bJrs X. Thsrs Eers ~ rl5ts 10 bldodsEed no r.
s0rt % Ans b. defeated lsadsrs- see how AMER
IA bears tie constant u-ssszre zEd strain of her
foreign En-zi-rztioui-+7ll 90 la. gsar and no.
90 u the last tsn ysarL What otLsg uati1u ouuii
s11zrs ~ Had there been 2ilf0G i've Tarkses n
a single year thr1Ea INTO the Enp5rs q The Gar
q tee s1lta1- TIE EMpIrH zozid EaTs cracked
fr1r1 es1tsr % cIrrzrltsrElce. Bet this steady
T1-g stream pours. year after year into AalereI.
and thls mighty Eorzl poEsr q Der ps1pls en-
frols Il. dlssoiEss r. and i qzistlF rz1s int1 an
he callI1es % hfe- and the o0zutzT l1ss a. and
PGrszes is s1rk zzd1stz-bsd-
hat ne hears C tie psopis q Ansriza are
E-ll right the r-ceut siec-sol j. ~ Example Ihs
psDpis have ben de1audlzg q TIE Esp1bii-an
party CITll oerTlee EsfCrE- the abolizkrreut q
= tbs A1ctIzs- aa1 fair FREE, eiscfi01s- The
s-lzu politicians. AID dsrla-1Czes u higl rlacss
i1sole1tly azsEsrsd By brzzz1 psrltisal asse1s-
r5s1ss- TIE nouizaii0a q Machils iicksts IN
to Ezszt St1seS AID f1rrsd tie votsrs q tls r.
P1bllczE party 70 a cEoies between poiiticzi ras-
alag and rsT1izti1u- Ike reouls have gITsu
answer Tksg rose n tier r-ilht and hzrisd tie
bosse9 and The M1EhIle zEdsr the sn5E-
er1ft q tEsir bai4Ots- IED Ez1dre1 thglztzd
IA t1EIrT u se- fork zzezEa z1rzstki11- an even
the boss are zot ~ dill be- shzs tEsJ MI
Ian tie $3.50 Il E14zls CiEil 5erTi1s Esf0rz-
AID Tie pzri1cztiou q Az1eriezl politics - bag
a. ss EaEs TIE ko1-s- tie przzz AID tie pzlpif al
zczEizg tczstbsr fax s1zld. Tig1rgzs zi1rsl he
" hzss RAN % hops for he f1sasz q Amsricz-
lEs to11dstious q or Espgblic zsrs aid gitA
he przTers AID tears a 1sT1r- and eff sscrisrilg
~ Al ever }sTrsh serl1l-Z- tie bEiiie sVIlis
% u Tor re VIA tEs- > Ezzcs1 ksr. % saIfF
tEzt IErzsl's IpIrit1zl zazT las passed zEaF AID
tex u tzfZ the -oo1s br.ks " g1bisi- y sEo1
thaf her tszpurzl eozI1i11 = also b szizs- D1-
= t1e tine eEs- cC11es zzsz or ozl >szr Azlerlzz
snzl szps-.1os liz cesolstl1u- 1Eel t1s I'D
hslse Of a Eo1rzfzl z-1ur1 shzlI nsei - DID a.
Ter feet tEs ziIttsri1g sllblsrzs q aztig1ai dss
tzzc15ou- L vi bs bsczzas us lave f1rs1ttel IL
God Etnz ~ fatksa holorslL Lei O. hog f3r
b@ctsr fE11gL
F1e . I'm s5t1t Ia a1s e.
7 EIlEf o. fte E1Er = lr111 rlf
7 EIiE1er tts 81 e "a -inrid1s 1sz1
20 a. -elT lE-rH y rlzlr-
J. Ez.c1Es ne - = ile srlls Ell AYE alf1
A1l flzll .l1-t - ics-tclzi s1lrs
u ~ rIrts = g. t17. F4s-- ~ MiTf1rsT ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Haezrs- Z. o. EAu 4 SUI aHvs g9t zP vsr7
uant and tasteful CaI.niiar. Ehieh they ars 5is-
tr55uri1- 4EnGug thsi- Pas-ucs- BESIDES giving
he usual iuf1r-zasiuu- tie phases q the z-oou
AZ stamped CT the daaes. Il szlch MANNER tat a
rhiid caE rsn1ilE tel he zluCus A. Asa
not 1rlv = Ehers a caierGa- fer f.e5. bur tEere
~ - u1-uths Of tsE1 a. vel A handsome
metal head Fiers. zisa The head q IiscrrT, azG
5ass. ITS eumpistez a very risasinC pIece u
uurk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

he Aagiicaz Church Chronicle : he titl= 1t a
new monthly igG--aI. Which has made rs appear
ace an1nE tie Ererzry PROHIBITIONS q ssis cit7
ard 10 fist number Is Eel r1ttsn Up and rad
abe pr1i1cricn- Rev. A. Macintosh a1d hs7.
GsurVg Wallace drs he sfit1rs and - wish ther1
- - - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Capt J L Bc1Eu lately Inspected ct q
scales On Ehich many P0u1d Il gram had been
weighed. AID Ehsz asked Es1t rzl4tian Tie scales
spsctsJ bad % thz true szEziEr3 hisz,ilg replied
-riUHr a. 81 y % ten The listener left. happy
10 the tl1uEht that b vas not hi1rse- 1or 1Tzs'i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

9sss "a q. ss s r s ssss g Y: Is. s - s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

TIE far heis AZ he Mzzic EaH ou TIE -T-h l-sE
z and Of St. LOUIS College rsalizsd .1tal z-1ss
-vcsirss Of SsSg.n rsc-iTsi f-1u the several a
bies a. f1ilc-s-
NJ J. II Sazz SLASH. Mss Ans AEiet-
Sg-5. Ms. T. A EceazEt kss5- Ga1a--s Fear
So "a NJ G-iiher- waller aid Ms A1cf4-llze
Sg75lF Laursrape feuutlhE1ad b. Nh. d. Ne
Gr-uzi STll Ms Jas. Dszid ffll-L CAB Box
So = Masa u. WMezaazl So. Ca-dF sahiE
5.r--sz e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

wculer Il rh,s Ehslivs letter Which il -e-
ported IS having been received = IN PCre unstd-i
tsratsd Arabic. Il - the probabilities are that
he Eas-ern i1-Agiuaticu q The Minister u
Fcryi-1 AHIirs VII Be drawn On for trarsit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

raz old schoozer Efafrsi lying ID the sni Of
The Ma dock vas VISITED lately b sore tEisf OF
thieves Who broke Cper a trunk and abstracted
tEsrsf-cu a lgcCt brassvurz The property q NJ.
ElbsrrsCc- The icca-lun Of the vessel szlcgest
ratIves a. the probable guilty parties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

rss aars q ne c. I. Eahrp, NJ Fr.s=zza-
I1-sIv -st Eith sevsrz se-idsut and Ehica a
sus time ms is1rsd Egrid rssuit ser71EsiE
Isasiur bl,cE zssd N hnisting eEr-u became
I,rssuaz f--su the 5rrk nd aTtzE zFE1-d striek
The nat IN he isf1 s-rie q t1s lad a1E VI
s1rt f1r-r as % k-nck am sg1aeiesa u En1ce -1-
if5t5su Be- reulairez fur s1ze hr1rs- bsl1G ~
-1g-s-l = he Ensuitzl q his arrrzl u t11s ciiF
Nsr however be has ralls1 AID y 7-ru7srllaE
sr-rl he stsnck g-7sr % E-s sTsesll-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Th-oaEh ina1vsrtrnos the HaEs of Ms E K.
ffsrlr, v1s emitted fru-n ocr ncis npor the Fo-t
S-reeG S,ciai Eutrrtxfuue1L Mrs. Aendry mad
Ns-l Ccn.cr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

rzs-sEsr ~ n llllas % >s--1-
- H--kr- So. p vs-eesa' >'-rvl i'--7'e'a-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

ne cane ervFs q the IaAaa are PrcunisinE veil,
r.S-tlenlA-iy those Of HNasoAs, wAiAlaA and Wal
snae. The kaneohe u,il has souame1ced griadinE
is new crpp which Is estimated az go toes This
plantation hSs shout so ac-es Of yogng cane On
new SOL which forbo5es well tor the erup Of lSSl
The NaiA1ae ruil VII ccuuenoe grinding in
January 3 crop which Il 5 estimated viii rrach
f0Jn trus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Tss s-issiSn vsli-So-srs, Messrs- MeAn1isss and
Brady. have oettined ncw q water frugu the well
being blvd On the prsnstses Ct ". L1thcr Mtlccx.
- -. 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
LAUs DEC.
American ThAakssivins D.y---Ssrvisss IN
the Churehea

the CAureAsa.
THURSDAY. the SosA ult. The Cay =, apart By N
President Of The United States fos NaiiuaAl ThAnks
girinS Was also Shssrysd Zoe The sAns parposc b.
tie American residents In this city, IN rssponss 10
he eSii iSsaed By His Ezoellcncy The Anerican
Minister Resident 1here VAS = esasral eaosing
q hasincss, and the observance q he Day as =
F1hiic holiday vas far more n0tioahls thAa % he
eoosSioa Of tie esishrstisa q lie anniversary q
Hawaiian lnSeFunasnos. which fen On the sssh Of
Ncvenber, 0aly two days hstore. Services in reocS
milton Of the DAY were held in s. Andrews Pro
C4ihsdrsl and Fort Street Charch, the services Al
the latter having eeen arTane-d especially for the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

rhr Stn FrEncaScs Ca-p-scis q the tsih alt.
gactss ra-t q an editorial vhish srpeared in the
Af--t-r. in srrpcrt q is statement that slavery
-. - 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

The JEres mIstgd SchcJuer Cg-Fssr Capt.. Colby
arrived a. Eiio On Sunday Nov. Ssh. u DAYS from
Prget SoGnd With earco OF lumber for estate W
Il Eas,i
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04

NV 4hNrED.A WOMANFOR q ENEFAL
" aOaseWork at 1915 Washington st. o3t3
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
Garfield Memorials.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 2.-The Garfield
Memorial Hospital Board held its regu.
lar meeting tonight, Associate Justice
Samuel +. Miller In the chair. A deed
OF the valuable real estate of the Ma
tional Soldiers ard Sailors Orphans
Home was received from the trustees
of that institution which has transferred
this property, pursuant to an act OF
Congress passed last session. The
committee on site was instructed to
select ono without delay. The property
donated by the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home is MT regarded as a
suitable site for the proposed hospital
1t will be sold and the proceeds ap-
piled to the purchase Of site else
where.
The similarity of names between the
Garfield Memorial Hospital Associa.
tion and the Garfield Monumental AS.
ISOLATION, and the circumstances that
both are appealing to the public at the
same time, though for totally different
objects, has caused confusion Of the two
in the minds Ct many individuals, and
even in some newspapers. In q letter
from Mrs. Senator Blair, of New
Hampshire, one of the lady vice.presi'
dents, to a resident member of the COM
mittee 1t Is shown that the ladies
of the Hospital Association are being
greatly inconvenienced by theconfound-
ing of one object with the other, and a
good deal OF misunderstanding has
arisen. The managers of the hospital
hope that the distinction will be borne
in mind.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
Political DOHmES.

At meeting of the German Repub-
lican Club of the Third District of Jer-
sey City held on Monday night, the
action of Alderman Hauser in opposing
the receipt OF the $4,000 given to the
city by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company in lieu of taxes was unani-
mously approved. Resolutions were
passed condemning the Board OF Alder
men for taking the money.
The State Committee of the Anti
Monopoly League of New York mot
yesterday in Albany, and, with only
two or three dissenting votes, adopted
an address to the people, recommending
them to vote for the entire Democratic
State ticket.
The contest in the Republican Con-
gressional Convention of the Sixth
Massach usetts District ended at twenty
minutes past five o'clock, when Elisha
s. Converse, of Maiden, was nominated
on the 131st ballot.
A meeting of the New York Repub-
lican State Committee will be held in
New York City, on Tuesday next, TO
nominate COngressman-at-Large In
place of A. B. Hepburn, declined.
The Democratic State Convention OF
Connecticut will meet to-day in Hart.
ford. 1t is understood Luzon b. Nor
ris, of New Haven, will receive the
nomination for Governor.
William A. Russell was unanimously
renominated for Congressman yester-
day by the Republicans of the Eighth
Massachusetts District.
George William Curtis has written .
letter advising the Republicans in New
York State not to vote for the nominees
of the Saratoga Convention.
The Greenbackers of the Seventh
Massach usetts District yesterday nom
mated e. Moody Boynton for Con
gressman.
General W. H. II. Davis was noml-
mated for Congressman yesterday by
the Democratic Conterees OF the Sew
enth Pennsylvania District
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
Methodist Papers Ce nsoIldareo

An important change in journalistic
circles has been consummated in the
consolidation of The Methodist and
The Christian Advocate, both of New
York City. The first named journal
ceases to exist after its issue for the
current week. The Methodist was
founded In 1860, with George l. Seney
a. principal owner and stockholder,
Oliver Hoyt and Mr.. Stiles being in
terested in its management. The Rev.
DR.. Brooks (now professor in Drew
Theological Seminary, was its first
editor, continuing as such for fifteen
years associated with the Rev. DR.. Able
Stevens, who for four years prior to
1850 was editor of The Christian Ad-
vocate. From its inception the paper
took bold stand on the issue of sla.
very and maintained vigorous attitude
on the question of lay delegation. The
fact that these issues upon which 1t
was based, have now no general inter
est and that the publication was not
remunerative led to the union with
The Christian Advocate, whose circula'
tion is thus increased from 81, 900 copies
weekly to alb 5ut $4,000. The retiring
editors are the Rev. David 81. Wheeler,
d. D., Editor; the Rev. Able Stevens,
D. D., associate, and the Rev. Nathan
Eubbell, Church News Editor. II. W,
Douglas was it's publisher.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
TIE EDITORS VACATION.

Tho tired editor sat in hls,chsir,
Perspiringly breathing the hot, sultry air,
And writing up "PersOnals''-S column OF
or folks who are gone. and others to 20,
To the summer res0rtS-t0 the mountains and
hills
To the breezy old sea, or cool woodland rIlIS.
And he wrote hat Miss Gush had gone with
To the Iu@mor at Newport, and hear the
waves roar,
While young "Mr. Gush has gone to Na.
hant
Along with his sisters and cousins and aunt
And Mr. FitZnoUdle is going away.
To sweet Saratoga, 80 lovely and gay"
"MiEs Bin aad NJ iSs Baf have gone to the
lakes,
Miss Run 70 the country" beware of the
snakesl:
"Mlss sno6 to the mountains to take short
rest,
mr.. Snub has decided to take In the West"
"Messrs Fairfax, McDougall and Patrick
Mc0ee
Are sotng to Long Branch to bAtho In the
sea"
Etc eto. He wrote lot more,
Then this editor laid down his paper and
gwOro.
~ cit here and sweat, get no thanks for my
pains,
While these people possessed Of more money
than brains,
Go of to these places TO stay and keep cool,
While stay at work; I'm q regular fool.
I've got lots Of passes, but here must stay,
For the paper will dwindle II 90 away"
Then he looked at the ceiling, then frowned
at the floor,
And made "oentre shot" In the old cupsidori
Then jumped to his feet and excltedly said,
Pm going; the paper may 20 to Old Ned.
fear not the boss, nGr his fierce indiGna
ton;
He surely can't kick II take vacation"
And with preparation, s0RS collars, sans
socks,
He took his vaoatioL-
(He walked round the blOckB.)
Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
DeadLetter once,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The annual
report of Chief Dallas, of the Dead
Letter Office, which has just been com
pleted, shows that of the whole number
Of letters and parcels opened in the
Office during the year ended June 20,
1882, 1889 contained money, an
increase Of seven per cent. over the
previous year; that 24,575 contained
drafts, checks, notes, ETC., an increase
of 11L per cent; that ABB contained
receipts, certificates, paid notes, etc. IAN
increase Of 171S per cent; that 80, 24Z
contained photographs, an increase of
sixteen per cent; that 81, 463 contained
postage stamps, a decrease Of 14H per
cent; that 90, 842 contained merchandise,
books, etc., an increase Of 20E per cent;
that 3,406, SIT, or an increase Of 171
Der cent, contained nothing of value,
The reduction in the number of letters
containing postage stamps is explained
as being partly due to the extension OF
the money. order system and partly tc
the fact that smaller number OF
fictitious letters, which usually contain
remittannes of stamps, have been sent
to Dead Letter Office during the year
The increase of all articles of mail
matter received was about Is pei
nant