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Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
SAERlFFS SALE-RY VIRTUE on
n writ Of LeyMi Faclas, 10 mo diNst
will DO exposed to r,ublic sale at the d
house. on MarSet street, between Tenth
Gieventh sur ets, In the city Of WIlmluyt
ne" ossp.e county, Dol,
ON MONDAY, JULY g. 1881
at O'Clock. D. M.

The following described real estate, 7ii
All that certain lot OF land with two ii
hr, OK dwelling house thereon situate In
city Of Wilmington. bounded ard de,crit
as follQ'Ts to wil Bes inning At the nod
erlJJ side Of Second street betwsenP yplMl
/ Lombard streets at a corner OF land find
Of Chsrles Moore, now OF Clemens Bud
thence nor,herly along sail Basler'slsndI 4
parallel to Poplar street 70 feet /, o @n
thence easterly parallel to Second stres
feet to q corner OF land formerly o n
Pierce, Low August Hilger, thence SOUTH,
along said Hilger's land and para lei 10 N
lar street. 80 feet to tho Aforesaid nOrlhal
siae Of Second street, and theace then
westerly IS ieet TO the place Of beginning
the contents thereof what they may. IN
II. vol. 10, page 800, cts.
Seized and taken In execution asths
perty Of Elizabeth Sweeten, surviving N
gagnr, and Samuel h. Swesten, william
Sweetep, Kate Buchanan, Henry Bu,hi
and Mary A. Carroll, heirs at.law Of WIN
B. Swee.sn, decea ed, and to be sold BY
PHILIP X. CLARK shert
SHRRtyV's OYyICg, Whining on, Del,J
IL, 1852. M
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

CHENlFF'S SaLG-Bi NlktOL 4
- writ Of leyari fac!a', to mo dlfeS,'Ul ~. IA
be exposed to public sale .. ", S1suth 11v 4
House, on Market str,et betWeeaa a ,i,nipatI
streets in the City Oh " "''H'''
New Castle county, DEL,
I'M NMONDAY.JUL 8, 1914
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
We have maintained all
along a distinguished COL
lee ion of linen lawns.
JOHN WANAMAKER

Outer circle, south entrance to main building
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
A $40 90 Bible Prize.

The publishers of Rutledg6s Monthly in
the prize puzzle department of their Month
ly for March offer the following easy way
for some one to make $1,000:
To any person telling us which is the long,
est verse in the New Testament Scriptures
(not the New Revision) by March 10th, 1882,
we will give $4,000 in gold as prize.
Should two or more correct answers be re-
ceived the prize will be divided. The mon
ey will be forwarded to the winner March
18th, 1882. Those who try for the prize
must send 20 cts in silver(no postage stamps
talken) with their answer, for which they
will receive the April number of the Monthly
in which will be published the name and
address of the winner of the prize, with the
correct answer thereto. Cut this out; 1t may
be worth $4,000 to you. Address Rutledge
Publishing Company, Easton, Pa.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
Warm Milk as a Beverage.

Milk heated to much above 100
degrees Fahrenheit loses for the
time degree of its sweetness and its
density. No one vino, fatigued by
oyerexertion of body and mind. has
ever experienced the reviving influence
of tumbler of this beverage, heated as
hot as it can be slipped, will willingly
forego a resort to it because of its
having been rendered somewhat less
acceptable to the palate. Theprompt-
ness with which its cordial influence
is felt is indeed surprising. Some
portion of it seems to be digested and
appropriated almost immediately; and
many who fancy that they need alcho-
holic stimulants when exhausted by
fatigue will find in this simple
draught an equivalent that shall be
abundantly satisfying and more er-
during in its effects.-Medical Record.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
Warlike Times out West.
UvALpE, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 18th,

UvALDE, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 18th, 1882.
EDITOR FREE PRESS There was one of
the most serious shooting affrays here last
night, that our usually quiet little town has
known for years. A couple of desperate
young men-Billey Ware and Walter
Crane, made reckless by drink, undertook to
defy the town and have rough time gener-
ally.
Mounting their horses on the Plaza, they
began to discharge their pistols, and dashing
down Main Street, they laid about promis-
cously, yelling, and making it a serious
thing for any one to show his head. In a
few minutes they came back. The county
attorney and your correspondent ran up the
street TO see what had been done. Again
they returned and tore down the street like
mad. Tine attorney and yours humbly,
thinking discretion" under the circumstan.
ces, ''the better part of valor," sought the
opposite side of n friendly wagon. The
bullets whistled uncomfortably near us, but
our discretion saved us.
About half an hour afterwari they return
ed. A number of citizens had come to the as.
sistance of the sheriff and his deputies armed
md ready 20 assist in restoring order. Fol
three minutes perhaps, there was a pitchei
battle: and the fash and roar of firearms re
minded spectators Of other times.
Walter Crane paid dear for his daring
He was shot through che breast and fen from
MS horse. Two hours sfter-2 O'Clock, a m
be died The other escaped but it j;
thought sas EOandei Much praise Is dus
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
The New Scientific American Offices.

We are glad to learn that the Scientific
American came out of the late fire in New
York with much less damage than at first
reported. The subscription lists, account
books, patent records patent drawings, and
correspondence were preserved in their fire.
proof safe; The printing of the paper was
done in another building, consequently the
type, plates presses, paper &c. were unharm-
ed, and no interruption of business was occa-
stoned. The new Scientific american offices
are located at POI Broadway, corner of War
rem street, and are centrally situated At
this location, it addition to the issuing OF
their publications, Messrs Mum & Go. con-
duct their business of preparing specifica-
tions and drawing for American and Foreign
patents. Messrs Mum & Co. have over
thirty years experience in the patent busi-
ness, and will give prompt attention to any
request for information in that line.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23

Made a picture for boy. Got the papers
up pretty early.
10. Victor carried the papers. Got them
done by breakfast. Papa got some butter
and peaches. We went to the bath house.
Made some bread. Went up to Fitch's
awhile.
IL. Papa went to camp-meeting; got
back in the evening. Gave Grump some
things Victor staid at home. Alex. went
to camp-meeting.
IL l fried the steak. Got supper.
Rained like everything awhile. Went up to
Fitch's. Papa went riding. Victor went
fishing, didn't get anything.
IS. Went up to Fitch's Papa bought
some potatoes. Luther wanted to borrow
Haw-haw, but Papa wouldn't loan him.
Scientific came.
II. Papa and me went bathing. Saw
Fitch tone some pictures and print some,
Papa went to see about making cistern.
Gave Haw-haw peach.
Is. Fitch got the pictures done. Victor
went fishing, caught some perch. Papa got
another bottle of ink. Bought some corks.
TO BE CONTINUED.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
From st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. FEBRUARY 18th, I8S

ST.. LOUIS. FEBRUARY 18th, 1882.
EDITOR FREE PREss.-Kring, the murder
er has obtained another delay of his execu-
ton and has secured write of error from
Judge Miller, of the Federal court, which
takes his case to the Supreme court of the
United States. The point relied on for the
appellate revision of this august tribu-
nal is that provision of our State constl-
tuition, adopted since Kring's Incarceration,
is ex post facto in its operation, and there
fore in conflict with the Constitution of the
United States.
Matt Lewis, wife murderer, was last night
found guilty of murder in the first degree
for the third time, and will, hear his third
sentence of death from Judge Laughlin next
Tuesday morning.
Several alarming failures of leading COM
mission houses have occurred in this city in
the past few days. and great danger is said
to threaten many others. Option gamblers
and spectators are doingit The squeeze
is bad one, and is making the prospects
look gloomy in business circles.
Rampant and speculative "bulls" and the
gambling mania prevailing in the large cities
will soon bring destruction and sad over
throw to many.
The developments of fraud by 1nsurace
wreckers continue to grow more sensational
and scandalous evey day.
1t is now matter of proof that these
estate eating receivers and exhausters have
filched the poor policy holders out of three
hundred thousand dollars. These bankrupt
insurance absorbers, received their appoint
ments from our circuit court judges, and
have been comfortably sleeping on these
defunct estates for the last four years, MAX
ing their appearances at regular periods
before the court to present claim for more
fees and swear to the value of services. AL
of which was promptly aIlooed by the court
i'll almost the last dollar of the assets have
been scientifically swallowed up.
CARL SMYTHE
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
DISCIPLINE.

cried aloud and wrung my hands in woe
when Grief came to my door In mourning guise
Istrove to shut the door, and closed my eyes.
But she stood patient there. and would not go.
Then Pain came down the pathway. sad aud slow.
And Poverty, with broodiug anxious Sighs,
And Sacrifice, with face raised to the skies,
And all Griers sisters. talking soft and low.
Long, long I stood rebellious. with the door
Closed on the grim ranks waiting there outside
Ny heart beat herceiy, and paced the floor
with sobs aud means. Bu when the daylight died
With trembling hands flung the portals wide
And 10 but Peace came In, to 20 no more.
FANNIE DRIscoLL,
In Sln francisco Ar0o aaut.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23

In 1871 there were 1,067,59S fami-
lies in Ireland. To day there are but
9S4, 4,579, a decrease of 73,019. The
average number of persons to fami-
ly in 1871 was 5.07. Now the aver.
age is 5,19, so that the decrese can be
put down in round numbers, at 259,
0S7. During the same period OF time
48,619 dwelling houses have been
pulled down, been burned, or have
otherwise disappeared,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
DOu'l DreRIsi.

Sleep, to be most refreshing, should be
dreamless. Use Browns Iron Bitters and
you will enjoy healthful, dreamless slumber.
1t Strengthens every part of the body, and is
very soothing in its effect on the brain and
and nervous system. It is the best medicine
in the world, and assists nature in removing
all symptoms Of ill-health.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23

tho sheriff Robb and tho citizens who assisted
him, for their bravery and promptness.
Death is q serious thing, but sometimes it il
necessary that some ono should die pro bono
publ:co.
Winter mild no far superabundance Of
rain, prospects promising for an early spring,
SToyALI.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
From Dr. -. w. Hunter. Balti-
more. NnryIa nd.

-. Having become familiar with
Colden's Lebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic invigorator, 1 take pleasure in recon-
mending it as an excellent preparation, com :
hining as It does food and t0nte in re1'0Tt,
abe way. producing good bIood Aeatth and
strength" CRemember the name, Colcen's .
-tags no ofier) or druggists
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23

There is no one article in the line of med
icines that gives so large return for the Mon
ey as good porous strengthening plaster,
such as Carter's Smart Weed and Belladon-
M Backache Plasters. For sale by Ray
nolds & Daniel
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
EStray Notice.
FStray Notice.

Es,rsyed By A. ". l1Eger. before CIV; Sr0.n.
Justics Of the Peace Bays Co, teb ~, 49, "Ie s
tI,rt bo-se oue eve ogt years old, IA haaas hisn
-.----.-b-,-s.5 II n on lsft shouleer ard On
~, bip sppraised at s12oo- Also one 5iask ? re
,-.,-s "a Il bancs high, BRANDED AN % lei
,bonlssr appraised AZ SO -.
I'd. !. L GGEES, Clerk c. c Hays %
.pz53s
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23

Rusiness Cards, one inch or less one yenr, fs 90
iard, in Business Diret tory. one year, 81 90
Legal and Transient Advertisements Will be
oh,rSed One Dollar per square for the first in
serlion, aud Fifty Cents per square for each addi.
Iional insertion. A square is the space OF one
inch. Fractional squares will be counted as full
squares. ,. A..
cents nor line for the first insertion, and eight
cents per line tor each additional insertion.
announcing candidates tor office, county, b.00
For Distric; or State offices, l0oe
Obituary notices OF over ten lines charged ct
mn. hat; advertising rates.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
A Little Boys Journal.

Passages from the Diary Of CLAUDE RENE
JULIAN, late Of San Marcos, Teras. Born
at Richmond Ind., Dot. 7, 1S66-Died
April %, 1881.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23

Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by taking
one of Carter's Little Liver Pills immediate
ly after dinner. Don't forget this. For sale
by Raynolds & Daniel.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23

Glenn's Sulphur Soap is the most reliable
purifier Of the skin in the market
Pixies TOothache Drops cure IN one
minute.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-23
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

OpVIcE INTERNATIONAL GREAr NORTHERN
X. R. Co., PALESTINE, TEX. Feb. 20, 1881.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Regular Annu-
al meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this Com
pany will be held 1.-THE Office or the Company, at
Palestine, Texas. on Monday. April I'd, 1892, at 10
o'clock, a. m, pursuant I, the Bylaws Of the Com
pany, for the transaction Of such business as may
come before the meeting.
Notice is also hereby given that the Regular
Annual meeting Of the Stockholders of this Com
any will he held at the office OF the Company, at
Palestine, Texas, on Monday, April 8, 1882. at III
o'clock a. m pursuant to the By Laws OF the Com
tors TO serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of such other business az may come be-
fore the meeting. d. 5. q. SMITH,
Feb, IS 4w Secretary,
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Free Press.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: :

RATES CT ADVERTISING.
One square. one insertion 81 90; each addition.
q, ,inserti, n under month. so cents per square
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

guns and carTiacvs- which were found 10
b. of the lstest tyTle. and thsyre-embarSed
IN ssfeiy. 9
All open resistance having ceased the
British Admiral landed shouf loo men e
mzintain order and rrotec; the lives and
1irore-zy Of the few remaining IN the Tor
eicn quarter Of the CITY. which were en-
danrere5 hy proving bsnds of Arahs and
the tuugn shared wolves and vultures
winch invariably turn up under such CIR
cunstancss This small hand WIS rein-
forced hv s detschmentOf seEmen and ma
rines fr5in the American Squadron. and
when the commanding ofhcers Of several
Europeal powers Withdrew their men, the
America noummander announced that he
was coing 20 stand by the British thus
al-slln reminding us thsf blood ! Thicker
than WUter. as his scountTyman Commodore
Montrumery said az the Peiho. The Amer
ican force which landed was no; very large
uumericaily. hut then as correspondent
on the spot. wrotc p There = q way Of do
inr things which guEdruples the value OF
the deed done
The British fleet consisted Of eichl u
the heaviest arm1red and most fOrIuids
hlv armed shIr> n the service besides
hight drsu-ht unsrznorei -1nboats- OF
ttaSr latter the Carfar Of - tons and
thrs7 guns was especially Distinguished
She i commanded tly Commando Lord
Charles Beuesf0ui whose Wild luldshIT,
mita u.aukS are not altOcether unknown
in tins CITY he placed ms little ship close
IN shouc under q hsavy hatrsry winch be
sleucei drawing forth from the Admial
the signal We'll done Csr5e- The
British los l. reported a. five killed and
about forty wounded The los on the
other side j. known % have heen very
heavv. though rrafahly there VII never
ise any t-Izstv,n-thy returns made.
The lesson to h. Learned l. this. hesvy
armed iron-clad ships can destroy with
.u-I -IruuIty heavy earihworks from q Dis
,ance q mile and half T. tEo miles.
Had there heen deeper water. and - more
-pace Tor mznUuverInC. the whole feet
yVolld prohahly have fought under weigh
instead 81 u anchor n perpetual motion
instead ~ being stationery. II which case
.hev very p0,ssibiy y might have passed the
Lax u--hT--T- though there seems 70 he 2
rel -rauSied opinion that the Egyptian I
rms were worked under the direct con
20. 1f European arllle-ymer. The fire I
Z the English feet j reported 70 have 4
'eel terribly steady and accurate After /
le first few J-ial shots the range was ex- I
CITY Known and thence forward every shell I
vent straight to the spot It wss intended /
or
What the ultimate result u tins act 81 1
esenuneni ot Europeans al being plum 4
iersi. dlmineered oTe- and 81 last mI5rJi- 4
red by hundreds. at the hands of q people 1
.ite-ly unfit for self-royernment. remains /
@ be- seen II may he safe 70 predict. /
However. thst some considerable time VII 4
lGpSe before an Egyptian Or any other 4
.ive1funer with 8 military mob at his I
1-luland VII again have 8 chance u act I
n towards Europeans and Americans a. /
lraN Bsy presumed 10 Do.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

legislative Assembly o. tho Hawaiian Is
lznds il tho Legislature of TIE Kingdom
assembled
SECuox /. That Sections 43s and ~ O.
the Civa Code be and the ssne are hereby
amended 50 as % Rad as follows
SECrf1y as The 1liais;es of the In
terror, wi.h tho zF7soTal q TIE King, shal
hETt thu EuTcriaicIidsnce ard direction g;
the uaturaliration cs f1-eiruO-s-
sSrluog 4aa Tbe said MIuisiez, with tie
approval II thu King. shah have tho po7e-
Z pc-s1u uror thr Application u auy a.llsl
fo-ecutr vho shal hzvU resiie5 yritlin the
Kinca1z frc rca-s cr uorJ ue1t preceding
szch arricai1r to become 3 po-uauc1t
rsEdu1i 0f th5 hiucloz- &c administer The
u1ts cf allegiance % snch foreigner e satis-
fe5 that j. wuall bc T1- thC good Of the
ki-riou and that such f1-Ci-uC- owns
without c1cuuh-auce taxable rial estate
wiihiz The Kiaei14. and j uoi 0f immoral
charlcto-. u1- q rofu-se from the Iust'ce
az some other c1uuS-T. --- q dcss-tTue saii-
c-. mzr5rs- s1.tier c- officer.
Su-u1- 2-This Act shall become q law
from and after the cate e its aT--oval- and
al laws and paris 1s laws b. c1ui-arcruoa
herruith src barely rgl,oSlsl
APPROVED lhis 9Th 6ay of Jzlv. s. D.
lSsa 9lf kALAkAIA REA-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

TH latest neus frum the Old Word
szlngs r. acoeuats of tl-c h--nla1,lrnert IL
the FcsSs u Ale1an.iIia D. tie BRITISH fs-s.
under Vice A5mir7l Sir i Besucharnr
Seymour L IS ndi grero-e-l now 10 dis
GUS the political events yrslssl Id 30 tins
terrible retaliation III n7uncs niaicted ID
the persons and property - Emopssus
dwelling II Alexandra ~ 1he r E--yIa for
tte kggTiilalls Tarty- winch however
teach IHauF lessons that might well he
taken 10 hesI1 IN lssrts of the sTorld lar re-
mote fru1n the land q the Phsrzul> Il
J. enly intended at present 10 point out
s9zne q the military lessons o. ha learnt
from the ssr1son
trss. Ihe k.-cTzae l--as ellFfes-l -
e.-vuEzar Res A1se; 81 q eaariuuinc
ras eozsEue.sdD and aE1asui iz7ii 81 Fo-4s-
sz111zs- r1z -s.azt--d commands 1i IL r.
gIun6ss e1isL Terilk tie Khs5iys u
L.zyps- 1nd Del-g5sh pzsha. IL. Reuress--t-
atsve q the Sultan Alter A1ziS hed Il
nai1sted everv foEn q fraud. and -usrar-
r1Eted lE,1crastinatlon. q formal demand
that the f0T1iiicatidn works should ce-.se
and tlle FORTS be- Surrendered to enable them
90 be disznantle.i WAS made and tiisreezri
cd uhereuron the B5ftish fest c,uene3 IRE z
znd tllc E.gyrtian flEts imznssllately an
srered
Afsar srsrty uisrso caunoussie. two sorrs
cs1sed to rerly. In s'rs fsr7 third for4
nleF mp and u fer hours az -rere
slIenred and ) rsr=5 e Yoiu1.tasEs- fuss1rz
s1asnsn end n.1nirf< in1 ~ fh.lr cfeprs.
sr1E <l1rrrzh tie SI.ris ..1isrt7 a. zr1.-s-
srtI- rInsr.Il.-.1.r Erf r-rr 1s.st4sr.-.4 a..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
cAl-rnN-l,lr-,o,x WAIIHANI MArcHrs

CAUuON-Ax wALTHAM WATCHES
W. nEa 10 ckLr I'M ATTENTION OF TEE rRt11
ANn rHE HUEIrc % the wcl known quality and
elegance Of finish q our Cod casos guaranteed BY
Us % Be of eighteen karat Cold. L. : Mint aSssy,
or u sourteen ksrs1 cald as may be stamped and
also 90 our ooie Of selling the sre, charging only
for the ACruAl WEIGHT % the gold uscd. and not
for the basC metal comprised in springs, key pipes
filing of crown. sc. To illustrate which TAG
accompanies each one of oar cold cascs, which
plainly Indicates not only the gross weight Of The
case, but also the Srr WEIGHT II the cNd- Our
silver cascS are all SrrEfrSC quality -ss-lOtQ me
y EXPLANATION OF rEtE Nnotr. we desire 70 ss,y
that the old plsn ot changing Tor the Crcss wight
os the case, as II Il uerc all cold. WORKED well
enuuch as louC as the manufactures were cunicnt
with the amount cf brass and steel actually ~
quired IN Its construction bat when the business
VAS DEGRADED into ooaiesi as 10 who should get
The most base metal into the least quantity oi Cd
and, and call Il eotn case. then the time came
when IN the iatercst q dealers in American
Watclcs q became ncceSS1ry to adopt plan OF
selling. showln, the bayor exactly how much eetn
each case coniained In adopting this u,ethod. We
act IN conformity with tho oarnest wishes Of the
leadtus hcuscs d the t-aGe; soue Of whom have
alrCluy undertaken 70 carry ont the Sarnc idea in
their own business.-AarrxIcAN WNrcH CoNfkNY,
Walthani. Mass NJ. MclNtrNl Agent for this
hin-doln. also Accnt for Gorham Sterling Silver
varc. The Trade supplied On Tho most hbesal
terms. III Srn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

Pa7sAz-T 10 zTIicle has evsr u==a =rit-
ten N tins country which eontzinsd 1ao4z
ineffsble bosh than that which appeared N
the Eeekly P e A. Of July Z9sh The
idea which / there put forth Of the mass
q the people. both a native and foreign
BIRTH being Of Ike mind With their
keErezeu-z1ivss- l. absolute nonsense.
but then nonsense j. the strong suit q the
KIND q political hand which L beng run
az present Then We are told that = the
Wilole basis q oppositipn i personal E
that the party which has fallen into the
hack szTound Is parry without principles
with no cornmcn bond but social one no
ruinuon sentiment hui supreme belief
ID fheir oEn superiority % the natiTe race.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
4laWaiian 6aErttr.
Esr Noprs 1S nrurs
wEnNBsDAI AUGUST = Iss-

I'm Apfr1E1ia1io1 Bill the cllsiisrg-
ts1u oi which beea1 c1 the 24i oi June.
PISSED II final reading 81 Monday lzst
A. a IlHrre- 0i financial legislation d j. q
c1uoSrv- II has been delatei and dlled
ll u1tI items 5riTs.-artly y re -ardless 1s the
arilcifl1tal revenue. winch was gS-l-1a,e,i
i.v tie late AIiu1s-e- ~ Finance. Mr.
Nalke-, ai SI-7>lo>l zz The total % the
present iv.L reacles the respectable figure
q S.l5s7.s56 81 Tins j. - fzr tie largest
i1tzl eve- rass.i b. any Assembly The
idea li the members evidently has been q
crowd i- items ilvl--lC their districts. CT
fl- Esa. l--jee-s. ra1lrL-a~- % the uuSs--
bEtv ui tlc Cap5clry cf tle Treasury g.
meet the demands UT.7l d. Tie following
shows tha dIstr hutl0- ot THE amounts
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02

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