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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-24

A CLERICAL ERROR -Hale's notice yester'
dav morning should have read: Ladies' Shut
ton kid gloves, 10 cents per pair, at their
oreat sale of A. T. Stewart i Co.'s goods.
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Two HUNDRED eff Stuart's cavalry were
made happy by foraging on corn6eld In
Virginia. Two hundred hearts were yester..
iav made light by the low prices nov offered
at Rad House in boots and shoes.
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FuRS1sHING GooDs AND CLoTHISG.-
O aantity, quality and prics at the Red House
snrpasses them all.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal pills enre al

II you want furnished or Tnfurnished
Rooms, go to the best house In the city, Clunie
Building Eighth and streets kept first class In
every respect MRS. GRICE. Proprietress. m15-tf
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SILKS, SILKS SATINs /! SAfISs I'm:
precsdentsd values at Hsle's great sale OF
a II. Stewart & Co.'S goods.
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LINEN CRASH. cents per yard. at Hale's
er sat special sale.
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BLACK CALIcos and spring style calicos, 5
cents yard, at Red House.
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LADIES new.style listers, at Dry Goods
Department, Rad House.
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THAT display OF furniture cretonnes st
Hale's ELECTS the admiration of all
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Coon GOODS aud low prices speak for them
selves by the large number of packages sent
from the Red House yesterday. Bear in
mind, this sale closes with this week.
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An AFFAIR never to be forgotten: Hsle's
great special sale Of A. T. Stewart & Co.'s
stock
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ARIZONA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rus REcoRD,uMos.l
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AovEETIssMsuT mENrros.

I'M A1AN %AOu
British Mutual Picnic to-day, at East Park.
Attention Members of Summer Post meet to.
night, W
For sale-Union Building and Loan Stock
Two Horses Wanted at Boston Drug Store.
Notice to Credtors-Estate of j. A. Moore
Thanks-Captain ]. P. Dalton
Florida wster-Delicate, refreshing and delicious
Auctions.
sherburn Smith, Auctioneers- Saturday, June
Bell Co., AuctiOneers-Real Estate to-day.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-Gents Summer Goods
Hardware, etc.-oarolan, Cory Co, San Fran
cisco.
W. P Coleman Insurance Agent and Broker.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

~ MT OLD PATRONS.
4 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES N
u you are 50 unfortunate "a TO require then,
win mind matured and enriched by studies OF n
advanced order, can safely say that there Is hardly
diseAse In the catalogue OF human Ills that G a.
not treat TO q successful Issue.
LADIES. am always ready TO assist you Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. j am now able to treat you With The
certainty OF success. No case peculiar 10 your
delicate organism 10 beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted 10
have the desired effect In all cases.
Those Of the public who need nv seryioa es,
depend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scisntIse
treatment at reasonable rates
address particularly those who have been I'm
lured by youthful indiscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases
res. ns slmeted csn, II tney prefer, consult II
by letter detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble, and receive medicines by express witt f,l
Instructions. All letters must be directea j. h.
JossELYN, NJ. D 226 Sutter street, San Francif.
90, CALI
Cure warranted In all cases or no nag roouired
consultations, personally or by letter. gratis seId
ior book. Comfortable apartments for patients a,
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 225 Suffer street. adjoIn,1
the Young Men Christian Association Buifdlay
Once hours-From o A. N. TO 8P.M
MY Diploma hangs In my once,
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Maria
For sse by all newsdealers.
J. III. yOssELHH, N. ID
y rllxux uir,nE
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MARsEILLRs BEpsPREADs that cannot be
had anywhere less than 81 49, only % cents
AZ Hale's great special sale of A. I. Stewards
goods
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LADIES brown Balbriggsn hose, full
finished and regular made, only ID cents per
pair, at Hsls's great special sale.
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DIR. In Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss OF Yigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous and Physical Debi
ity and all that class Of complaints arisiI from Ex
cess, IndiscretIon Abuse. The old ind in this
remedy fountain OF youth, and the young safe
guard and protection. DR.. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
p so per bottle. Sent c. o. D., BY express, 70 any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
icrs to A. McB0YLE & CO., Druggists, Poetoffice
Box 1852 San Francisco il3-3p6m
Forty years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS wfNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and has been used
for rty years with neveraiing success by millions
Of mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysenterY and diarrha, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-col; By giving health 70 the
child it rests the mother. Price, 25 cents bottle
o31-1 MWS
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PIoUEs CORDED. only cents per yaid. at
Hsle's great sale OF A. L. Stewart / Co.'s
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II YOU want to find the best in market, go
to the Fulton Market. Fifth and K streets.
The large trade this market carries enables
them to give the public every advantage. We
are informed By Longton & Msy that they
sold il one day over a ton of strawberries.
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READ the special advertisement of tie Red
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RnoosD-usos.l
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The Proposed Sale OF the Pacific Exchange
lsutIdinu.

San FRANcIsoo, May 23j.-A meeting of
the Pacific Exchange was held after business
hours this afternoon, to obtain the sense of
members regarding the offer made by party
DESTROYS of buying the building. 1t is under
stood that in case the building is sold the
Exchange will have the privilege of renting
and occupying the present Board.room for
year or two. At the meeting msj ,rity of
the members were disposed to sell on this
condition
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-24

New DwELLING.-Charl Sellinger, Su-
perintendent of the Boca Ice Company in this
citv. il building an elegant dwelling on the
southwest corner Of the alley on Fourth
st.oat between N and o. The building con-
s;sts Of two.story frame with brick base
ments. Il has all Of the modern improve
insults. N. d. Goddell is the architect and
J. +. White the contractor. The cost OF the
building when completed will be abouts 600.
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BREVITIEs.

Sacramento river twenty feet FIVE inches.
The Governor has appointed J. B. Boyd as
9 Notary Public for San Diego county.
One day last week the Sacramento Mills,
Of this city, shipped six car loads of fl our to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
p. n. 5. s. cas- Time Tsbl, f. Sc {
C o n NJ E r CIAI
Ho7oITLU. FFBRTlRI

HGNOLTLU. FEBRT -iR r -al, lsa-
Daring the week business has c1ntir f-ir- We
have two full car-oss from san Francisco -po-a-
Eureka and kilakaua. which, with Trr' .- I-Hlr..-
tons makes slocks Of all d-s0rpi 1la o.. goods
ample Tor the wants Of consumers.
The arrivals FOR the week were-Au Hlr- lUrHss.
and Haw bark KslakFus. from san franc.-.a5 elraua
City Of New York from sydney
The departures vere-Aun WI bk R1lnhC . f1r Hrlr1.
Steamer City Of New York and An bari; Discover, -l-
San Francisco; aud Steamer Mary IAihal, ior t1aE-
Up TO the time OF going 10 press there a. 20 signs 90
the Hail steamer Australia due from : -si-s1
N- Aa'H~ 70 r"f-~h' edy caused b. ghe b. HFlfa
safr.. ke Of AbereOra, viii slI i5- Por.-
.. -v.slu M nearly oompleisl her load
O. -a. 'ar ancsc0 the after part i O.. .s
&c. -s ..-# be followed by the gsliar-1-
.HaIs #-. .H- . FOR san Francisco I11di wi CD
,H rr- ..a .- ,. Irwin. EaIlEaua- ". u. Mty-
.....a.. omare and El-rsa
.'.E We learn that ih- 1'. eg
l.r.. e. #...r H.." ed a; that r.o-t from y
experience diacglty
8 .... y % the landing.
'0rHmercidi Hsrrd, E.1s
.f.H. s.....Ha 1852. for the Pacific pol. ssl ID
~a-..r ....-.r.. IN exceeds the Island I.-.ia.
.r . tons. tha.- with
7l-e and the augantas 90
completion % one @ ..
world. 90 Is REASONABLE
g.. a H-r ian Sugar crop Of rr
... u with benefits 70 U
i..rrs.s .-..r sed imporati0us fror .H.
q. states. d with last years. wee doc tc
t. .. r.. rrfnerg 10 supply til femuu 4
orr. rn ... ..l.. supple, Of Raws, through d.
I...Hs 10 .H.s. ... vcying the same. ar ais1 70
trar. .1 EHE.. nuh1a OF the stool 1u baud
D. b. .fzt l--. out ] Otous arc Man De- .eag.r.
3 nee OILY bout 200 OF
Lace. adyices from Europe state that n
vii. not exceed that OF last year. The san
-eEarc 70 Manila, and while the Cuba pro.
srcsrt that Of the previous seasons by
tons, TIE shruka-- % the Louisiana crop
.hlt important element in governing thu
Eastern markets. We consider savs the
W. H. stosell. that taking into consil
--- 'sr'Iv increasing demand Of the Tn
may be Ieaal ...pected 10 q
F better U4u la-- although
.Iscr nov thaU Es.s .r..
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riro Crnokcrs Ertrnordinarr.

Fire T. q terrible enemy, and with our wooden
tov A. ,1ustant menace; yet it is not unfortunate
dat 80 have q sense of the ludcrous even in the
face Of dancer. such that which threatened Ho-
uoiuly during Chinese New Years. Day and night
we're made hideous during the latter part of last
-.eE the constant uproar of millions of pop
--r.. hackers and other Chinese delights
Oh Jay last, several Of our staid and law
aU.I.H- items, tempted by a report of a sort of
I crackers Re d-quarters, went out in
search -aof, and after much enquiry and hunt
lH. ths place down IN kikihale removed a
s.u. nee from the streets Here was a large
NIr.ra .ounded with wooden buildings, one,
r a zee stories high. The low shed roofs,
and ground around we're crowded with
-u .cx of celestials, cues depending at full
latl l. n their Sunday-no, Joss-bes In
boxes and punches of fire crackers
-a a bout ready for their important work OF
y .s- away the devil. II must be said in
IN, that ample preparations for ire
boz. Hu de- Two men with hose, water run
the Courtyard, and on the roofs,
r=r nd elsewhere were large numbers OF
ASH jars and other utensils full of water.
IN of the foreign devil was appar-
aa. ent incentive, for after a little excited
inches of lighted crackers began to
l- all sides and dropping into the centre
e popped away till all distinct sound
IlE Ia there was only terrific roar and
aIal white smoke arose, binding and chok-
rr BINS NY seemed to lend additional energy
lo 4 ao IN. Through the upper edges OF the
ao be seen confused mass of solemn
and en, on the opposite vsrandahs, their
cd f wing, hinging punches of crackers into
sr- a.r One bunch lit on low roof, and set
Of crackers, but these men speedily
b- l 10 the yard and delueed the roof with
u1.er the din became so terrific that the
al lad to leave, convinced that the devil
raI p fectualy frightened OF this year. 10
.rarr ..- .5e on the street were met the hre en-
gi1es lul al excited crowd of people coming to
~ - Z -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

see the devil e1srcised- So the s-o "a hack
int the square when the devOtiunal Of celes-
ilals lad DOW csased operations dele vas deliv-
cred most impressive add-ess IN somewhat IN
p1ssioned tones. by leeisar member OF China
fife Company So IA rs could be gathered. ms
remarks begun th-s- -CuusQuc tandem but
looking around az ling representative % the
Saturday Press, he stopped and said: Wong
quo hic tchi bang bang bang pop phing sum ia
clacka = or words to hat effect and much more
where at all his brethren sad they thought 50 too
he then with the most impressive gestures picked
up an empty fire cracker box and dashed it to the
ground with tremendous force, actually starting
one nail and violently tearing on asoliuter. Ii
was too much, and the foreign dsrits dispr~sed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco. per kalaE Va, Feb It ..Es /.
Beal, Mrs Augusta Hartinc, Mrs Taunatt.
From Bremen. DER c r Bishop, Feb SIX .l7gH.
Prom san Francisco. per Eureka, Feb h-l ~
Clark c Buttman, kiSet., II Brewer, JnO Egr-
Prom san francisco, per Mary latham, b 15,l-ir
Chinese.
From Australia and New Zealand, per CT. % Aea
York. Feb i6-H Passenger. knud-eu .Er and .
children Niles Cay, Barker, Rev Il W an, vie
and caildreu Stokes, Vernon, leg, 20 W
Earhardt.
For san Francisco. per City Of New York Feb 70
o T. Shipmaul. 6 W Macfarlane. Miss Jen Boyer
Mis- l. Horn. Miss Rice. W Mel, A T 7 sI1F, q.
Wilson. Claffer, I Martin, J 6 Wall, A. ..s91ut
A Dubust and wife, ID smith. W Johnston lJ.iy
" Hollorun. Cooke, Miss Richardson, / pr. shane
II Eden Garry. Mrs Ca-eT, Mr. LARSEN, . .s.1er
W Bohu. Z Mics, J o NOOman, J Macour D Pun
dv. & : >imon-. " Geimaun, Mrs. Henry, T. Eerh- a
Ncr.Iar. " Nuudey. Mrs. Jennings and daug .rr hi-
Kirk. J Moore VI Kelly. Mrs. Wilkenssn, = . hlTs
land. o W MerianO and wife, Ars Faucet, d etr'
house 7 II Phelps, Z A Hart, HymOnsUT . p Nor
r.On. Mrs. ogden and daughter, Miss Lack 4 H Berger
l. AImark. Is " Whittard, il MoOimmgtOT . 49, Gal.
and wife, aud chinese
For San Francisco, per Discovery, Feb Is lucE
ard
For Hongkong. per Mary latham, Feb 20 chin.
msl, aud 100 Cinnamon in transit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per City OF New York. Feb l1th-
90 JiI 10. .uuar - ~ lbs coffee. l@s7 bncl-
l. bEs bette leaves, 6 Effects, Dom. Value 81 900
For Cruise, per Rainbow, Feb l5-Fgn. '..u7 So
For san Francisco, per Discovery. Feb ISL 5s7 s7
lbs sugar 1890, lbs rice. - buchs banauTs. uHEe
curos Val. For. $40; Val. Dom. s.. s3O.si.
For New York per Adonis, FEB lS-l,5l3,s l lbs suG
ar, Val. Dom. S74.12s.25.
For Hon.kong. per Mary latham, Feb IL Jgs flu.
gus, G. melon seed. Val. Dom. So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

gentleman has been Missionary in the Mo-tlock
Group FOR several years Owing TO a failure Of
health, he was obliged o leave his post, and vent
% New Zealand in one Of the vessels trading with
he Islands; be viii proceed 20 the United States
b. next steamer most probably, IL Is hoped hat
gssr's rea- may thoroughly -e-esta6lisn his
neaitn. and that the end OF that time ne may be
able to resume his labors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The Fort Street Church Ladies' Society have
been for some time preparing for a Literary and
Musical Entertainments 10 procure funds for the
purchase OF an Organ for their Yestry. Some of
the best talent in the city is on the programme
and the entertainment promises to be krst-cass in
every particular Thursday, March 2nd, is tbs
date fixed for the Concert. The programme will
be given in our next issue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

su E-aueisa. l.- Ir latham
& 90. ". -urHr. h"....H- a Co,
a a GO. .l- -H..Ts5 A Ja,
--..-.. Is '.. ~. a.E-; V
iars d. % H"-Ess- r7 .; and
H-ur E.srr.... md Sew #r.-aH. Der
. E.ls. .e" L.-...H lns Agency. .r coin;
... E.. .- ... "..."u#rE and Hacksn
H. H...... 10 pen. .. "-.,. " u lr-
.-.U'r. Order. 81. saa potatoes.
From -. EErHu.-au. D.. r.rla, Feb lg
.E. p. uag --nr. - Oh.
end HuEaur- Ill. Ike. Dr.
~ .H 20 L.sl7 be- re, - MI
.~"" Bishop E lH. esd, machine
q 40, - J.s uay, 70 pkg Drug; Robertson o.
stationery, HYMN Bros, - pix goods =
I smith, . e. sew machines. 3 G. hdware;
Co. i7JS -ks feed. 10 pkg mdse, 81 bis hay,
j. pkg cros: Alien a Robinson, 80 bdl,
D.. hay; O7der. - sks feed. - bis hay, y DIS
4 BOYLE. hUrres. 3 pkg bugg!es; x Low. ...
. b.. hay. p sks feed; + Mann, I G. effect.
.C0. lJI biz hay; A W Bush. 500 sks fee.
p0op- fowls, c. wine; i II Davies. pig
Eur' fowls; Calicu, pkg; capt Fulle1,
{ J. Deal, urElnette; Wo ChOng * Co. 81 p.
{ 7 Ai0ua, 1879 pkg groceries.
From san Francisco. per Eureka. Feb BIB
3 Co, 81 bbi- lime, 22e sks feed, go bis l.r
ho1r sld9 poets, pkg machinery, G. cot ar.
crlrAer-; d " Clark. 10 c. CLOCKS. ! safe
Sos, pkg paints; r Warehouse, 3OD
pkg ml-e: Bodies h Co. 70 e. crackers;
-afe.. scales; e II Judd. % pkgs range
groc. u ,ks iced, i4n bis hay; Wilder a
ammonia. y -ks feed, g biz hay, 1870
shingles; 7 II Davies. 80 sks feed. 30 bl.
Iua. p pkg iron, bars iron; Order. pix
brick. " Bush, ~ pkg Eroc; Wolf
% sks iced, - pkg CrOc; Hart Bros. -
pkg Cr1c: II Mo-sman x Son, .si pkg gro, %
Ted: J T MaterhOuse, 2pb Sk- -four. - m h D.
ware 10 pSss to Chinese firms. aud pkss r 81
parties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Of FIRE brought out the engines again
i7r. his time it was bed which had
Boa O. small house next TO Aswan's store
.I-l1nted TO nothing, but the " boys"
.- b ce out pretty thoroughly and also
.l 1vd bit when it became So thick as
.a chem at their work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
MUSICAL HALL ASSOCIATION

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIRE
u ments Of Art. 10 Of the By Laws, the Annual Meet
ing Of the stockholders of the MUSICAL HALL
ASSOCIATION will be held at the Hall on Monday,
March 9th, isee Al $50 P. N. j. A. HAssINGER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Amateur cooks had it all their own way at the
but end Of last week, and some marvellous dishes
were concocied. By the way il is u curious fact
that many of our boys have more talent in the
culinary line than our girls. question put upon
the matter the other day, revealed that camping
expeditions had made the tnGeHRus pRsr practi-
cally acquainted with the mysteries of making
stew, boiling potatoes, preparing coffee, and one
yenturesome youth declared he could tackle a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

An accident occurred on Kauai last week. A
young German who was employed at the Kil7uea
plantation was drowned while crossing a stream
between Hanalei and that place. The deceased
a very popular man and we'll educated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Chinsnan was drowned at Hakalau on S-e
day the 18th inst. He was washed out to b.,
the food. and his body has not been recuv
Another Chinaman nj the same time was v
out to sea but was saved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The schooner Tieaight, Captain W. Whitney,
cleared from Hilo for San Francisco on Wednes.
day, February 18th, with a full cargo of sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

ming outside the shop formerly occupied
So, on King street, came down with a run
morning, catching Il passer-by named
s : engineer. he was stunned and severely
bout the head. Where is our local in
T holdings. A few more accidents will,
presumed, call the attention of the
10 such matters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
copARTyTRsHTP NOTICE.

rWsIIE UsDF EsIGSED GIVE NoTHrE Thaf
\ thsT have formed 11-rartlsrsrir. l-crr ~ -
name Of Sarll q. Wiieer Co.. rrirz -en1rr 49,
chand.- cssrnissica ant stipPlnT ausilsss Nat
kona. Hawaii.
fsisnedi sANL g. WILDER ~ H1.aiala-
fgienefl C. = BISHOP q H1a1hIl1.
signed 4. P. JOINS. o. .an F.lae.ars
Fsbrea-y = lisa 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

new tramway is in course of construction At
Kealia plantation, the old one has proved failure
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The three masted schooner Sadie r. Caller
l.. p. Larsen master, arrived at Hilo from Ma
naimo, B. c., on Tuesday, February 18th with
cargo of Coal to the Waiakea Mill Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Is another epidemic among the hens. One
meier has lost no less than forty-fiv birds
tl.e .ast week. Some years ago we had a
epidemic which cleaned out the hen roosts
% eggs up to a fabulous price. Once any
OTIS up, 1t never goes down again, 20 that if
another rlse, eggs may be expected to be
WEIGHT; the article being weighed against
. Tie other side of the scale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The Sadie F. Caller was SIX days trying to make
port. She reports very heavy weather of the Isl-
ands, and on Sunday the 18th inst, carried away o.
suit Of sails in the Storm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The Iinister of Interior permitted the Chinese
to play free of expense for license on Fri
saturday last. Seeing that the income Of
has been augmented many hundreds Of
this establishment, the compliment was
..a led. When playing every night, the
thel'r. AVS at the rate of SEQ a month into the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

The restaurant business must be very good IN
Hilo. Mr.. Jordon is now putting up a new build
ing to be used rs a restaurant, bakery, foundry.
Ec ,Ec
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22
the steam fire-engines was employed last

Ono the steam fire-engines was employed last
Friday : pump out the Ida SohHaHer. The vessel
49,. 81 water, but the engine pumped 1t as dry
Hs lin burners wig, in less than SIX hours
Twenty minutes after the engine ceased work.
however there eight inches Of water in the
#a sht re must be some pretty big holes in the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

Ireg. oan had a narrow escape from a loss
srs workshop. When the room was opened
Hla morning 1t was found that large
lI she wood work was in a charred condi-
imposed TO have been smoulderiHg
taulaY, no serious damage was done fortu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-22

.
through the breakers. the esat = -spsi1eJ The
body vas washed ashore rffa 5o1tsr h0rr
On the arrival Of the d H1o on THURS
daF the md inst. warrant slel Tor ezr- T.
ing the freight coming toa "a lie Chine l.
dents as it was understood that quantity Of opium
was TO be brought into -Ls lo=n al that time.
Friday was occupied by the police in making
the examination. and two large tea chests were
seized containing opium packed in tea 10 tins Of
the drug in all. The chests were marked one for
G.. Y. Aiona and for Aiena, the latter evidently
belonged to the Chinaman Sam Sin who was ar
rested the week previous for dealing in opium
Chinaman from Pepekso came in and claimed the
chest marked C. Y. Aiona and at the trial plead
guilty and was fined $50 and two months IN jail.
Mr.. Arena claimed to have no knowledge of the
opium and was discharged.
From information received from Marshal Parke,
and from other sources, it seems that the China
man who shot the native constable at Naiplo
valley. Hawaii, on the 9Th inst, has been arrested
And furthermore, that on Saturday the nth, as
Deputy Sheriff Sanford proceeding up the
Waipio valley, with force of armed men. 10
make the arrest, Chinaman was shot by them.
They were proceeding up the valley, high up IN a
wild place when three Cinnamon ran out of n
house toward the approaching party, and as they
came near the officers they were repeatedly
ordered 10 halt, but they paid no heed and sever
The Chinaman who killed was afterwards
shown TO be one of the gang of distillers.
The officers found two distilling places which
had very recently been deserted, and large guam
titles of fermented IT," ready for disullatlon.
The stills were not found, evidently having been
hastily removed.
As the Sheriff-s party were leaving the valley a
number of shots were fired from the mountain
side, as if in defiance derision. Marshal Parke,
at last advices, investigating the whole AFFAIR