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RHODE ISLAND.

~
The extensive property known as EASTON'SA AAA
POINT-just east of the first bathing beach-Yc;MY
recently sod by the Gibbs Land Co., to BOS-
TON SYNDICATE, has been divided into lots and will
be sold in sizes 10 suit purchasers.
Every lot has fine southwestery exposure and COM
mands full view of the
The property is but ten minutes drive from the
Casino.
The roads are to be Immediately opened and put in
good order, water and introduced and other i'm
proyements made. Reasonable prices viii be charged
and no more attractive spot be foun for the estab
6shment Of summer residences.
Plans of the sub divisions may be had of any the
Real Estate Brokers at Newport and further informa-
ton may be obtained on application to
B. W. CROWNINSHIELD
a1-w&s1m IL Pemberton Square Boston
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PERsoNAL--GOv Crfttenden, of Missouri, is ex-
pected at Wizards this evening Minister Ro-
nero and Representative W. A. Wood were regis
tered in New York last evening.
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kilograms to The Star


LAWRENCE, MASS, April ii.-Thtrty-seven addf-
uonal weayers were hired sc the Pacific mills this
motnlng, making the total number OF weayers now
employed iss. Less than thirty frames are IN op-
Grafton In the spinning department.
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Great Sale Of Fiaely Hred Trotsiux
stock.

Louisville, Ky, April 1.-THE greatest sale OF
finely bred trotting stock ever m lde IN kentucky
up 60 this time took place near this city YESTERDAY
ana Included repr, sentatyes OF The Elem View
Indian Hin and Wood Lake studs Mr. RoherG
Bonner. OF New York. bought a number oi the
best horses, paying for one threeyear old Cuyler
nlev, $1,000 The seyenty-nine head sold brought
<sy, 26Q The stock has a wide distribution.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-paY.-Tnternal reye-
nue., $239, 1854. 81; customs s9l7, 1854.
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THE NAVAL BOARD, OF which Capt Semmes was
president, appointed TO examine the plans and
models OF ships of war; has been dissolved, and the
officers OF the board ordered TO resume their regu-
lar duties.
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ALL the members OF the Cabinet were present nc
the meeting to-day. The case or Gen. FItz John
Porter was discussed.
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senator Tcluer,s Successor

DENVER, Cot, April lit is not known vet
whom Gov. Pthin Will appoint 20 succeed senator
Teller, the newly appointed Secretary OF the In-
terror. The governor received Mr.. Teller's resiy-
nation yesterday, and he Will probably appoint
his successor To- -IhorroM.
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REsIGNED.-Chapain John b. Van Meter and
Master A. L. Case have resigned from the navy.
the resignation OF the former take effect on the
1St OF July, and the latter 7tlrof April
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TUCSON, ARIZONA, April u.-Gen. sherman and
party arrived here yesterday, and were received Nv
committee OF citizens at the depotin the vicinity
OF which several thousand persons had gathered
Inc party VIII remain here a few dayS and pro-
ceed 70 Los Angeles an4 thence 70 san Franclscos
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BoRDENTowN, n. j., April ll.-At the city cleo.
ton at Beverly yesterday, eX-Mayor A II. Nichols,
the republican candidate, was elected mayor. The
council elected are opposed togfving licenses TO
sell liquors.
JERSEY CITY, April f1.-To-day the charter cleo.
ions IN the various cities and towns OF Hudson
county are being held. UD TO noon an unpre
dentedly large vote has been polled I'm this city,
Both parties are equally confident OF finai succes
and are straining every resource u achieve VIC
tory.
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THE INDE MINING AND REDUCT
COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK 80. 0OO SHARES
r A FLEUR's ExCRETER.

II n fAEOhS h.
II
The best Tonic known. and an infaIie remedy for
a,a Ea,snmst!sm, Rheqmstie Goat stia joints COUGHS.
Dyspepsis, Asthma, Bronchitis SsIpfua, Kidney Dis
easee Urinary end all discasse Of the Blood
make II white and soft in ebert time External ap
gl,csfons viii cure Burns. sErsfns Cuts Frost Bites.
dreds OF home testimonials For ssae BY 81 drugxis
LA hEUR & CO.,
Depot. 260 W. Pratt street. nesr SHARP Baltimore I'D.
a6-lm
VsHE DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH. AND
II tue DEAF ana dumb hear ana learn to speak by
means Of recent wonderful scientific invention. t,s
-pENIAPaONE. By It's use the deaf are enabled b
perfect and the Deaf and Dumb hear and &re bet
tsuy1t e nnderrtad Esnken langnsrs.. Fer sa1e by
GdAS. Fl6C1ttSR. 62e 5sg strees &cEtiweSk III
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SUMMER RESORTS.
(APON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
ALKALINE LIThIA WATERS,
HAMPSHIRE CO., W. VA.

Open JUNE 1st to OCTOBER, and laterA -,
when company will Justify, having the larpestY AA
swimming pool of carbonated mineral water inS
the world Also. Chay Springs (second - none)
rich iron and from half three quarters of an
hours ride carriage horseback) fine white phur
Grand mountain scenery, summer climate ufsurpassed
charming summer home. More satisfactory results
a number of diseases (some in few weeks others
SOM than any springs in this country Europe, and
rates of charge moderate Easy of from all points
of the compass Pamphlets and water at ThOmpson's,
703 18th street. Washington, DC, will be sent direct
on application. Fine band good boating and fishing.
Engage rooms early. Hundreds turned away each
Son unable to get quarters. Hunting in season.
a3-lm W. III. SALE, Proprietor.
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DRoPosAL.s FOR LEAD SASH WEIGHTS.
oFrIcE or Bvrrprns FOR STATE,

OFrrcE OF ByuprkG FOR STATE, ]
WAX AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS. J
WARRINGTON. ID. c., April TtE 1Sse.1
SEALED PROPOSALS. for fuEnshE. and deliver
my Lead sash weights fer s North ing 6f Tia Build
Ing for state War End Navy sI.uels in q is city
viii be received Il this ofice UNTIL TWEIyF. H. OF
APbfj. TWENTIETH, lss2, and oteaeI Immediately
thereafter IN presence Of pidsSrs.
81 ec.heafons. SeDsral iastr~ctsaus bidders ana
ton to tbs Office.
1Ios. LfXg'0-.S e.Sr~
e3-6t laeSs Ca 60 - - -. e.as
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had for the Peach Gram


WILMINGTON, April 1.-THE sudden fall OF tenn
perature 10 a point below freezing last night
causes some anxiety about the peach crop
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THE KING OF wURTENBURG BECOMES A CATHOLIC.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Clarion has received a tele-
gram from Stuttgart, stating that King Charles l.
OF Wurtemburg, haS been converted 20 the Roman
Catholic faith and was baptized on Monday by the
Pope.
RUMoREp RESIGNATION or THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF IRELAND.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Ddfip Nelrs In leading
article, says a rumor finds favor I'm Dublin that
Earl Cowper, lord lieutenant OF Ireland, is about
10 resign, and says IL may be- taken proof that
In the opinion OF well-informed persons In ireland
some further step, IL not some change OF policy,
must DE made, II order is 90 be re-established.
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NEW YORK. March 1l.-A decision OF some inter-
est 10 Tive working classes has Just been rendered
by the supreme court In general term Daniel j.
McCarty was employed as a scowman by the dock
department. from 1873 TO 1876. He labored from 2
O'clock In the morning until O'Clock IN the eve
ming, with one hour on for dinner. AMI was pal
$50 day, signing departments payroll as q re
celpt In full FOR his services Under chapter S OF
the laws OF 1870, which makes hours a legal days
work. McCarty brought suit for the two hours
extra work which he had performed during this
period. In supreme court circuit where the trial
was had II was held that McCarty could not claim
the extra compensation unless ne could prove q
contract The general term In its decision sis-
tafns that OF the court below, holding that the ex.
IRA labor was voluntarily performed
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE or A. A. C. s.,
WASHINGTON BARRACKS. ID. c.. March list 1892.
So ALED PROPOSALS, IN triplicste, sub ect to the
tached VIII be received at this Office, UN IL TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, ON WEDNESDAY,. MAY SEW
ENTEE~TH 1sS1 at which time aud p,ce they win
be opened in Of bidders for furnishing aud de-
hNer1ng the Fr s Beef required by the Subsistence De-
Iartnent u 5 Array At this Post for issues To troops
thereat, during the nscs commencing July Ist
lso2. -
The contract for Fresh Beef shall not be construed to
involve the United States in any obligation FOR pay
hent in Of the appropr atoms rrante by Con
eress the purpose. PropoeaIs must be enclosed in
sealed enyeiDpea marked Proposals for Fre<h Beef
and addressed To the undersigned. The zoyarnnlent
reserves the risht 70 re- ect any and al proposals.
qRaity 4 beef, payment amount Of bond &C., must
lie obtained by application 70 this ONCE
SEBREE SMITH,
all, ,12Smse lrtI 2d Art a A q 6
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP.

Written proposal. for the purchase OF the remaining
REAL ESFATEof the Freedman's Saving. snl Trust
Company or any portion thereof win be received at
the office Of the undersigned the Couuissioner Of sad
Company, No. 1917 PennsylssuiA avenue, until further
notice.
Schedule. Of .ad properly may Re obtained on appli-
eaton AZ said once JOHN Jay KNOX
apll Commission Z. =. aad T. Coupapy
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VERMONT HOUSE.
Atlantic City. n. J. A.
Open April 18th for the season. 0@2
The most airy and delightful Summer Home lnFG
the coast. A Sea View from every EOIin In
THE house. Good bathing. Croquet grounds and
other opportunities for social enjoyment. The enter
MRS. b. B. sTOCKHAM
m2S-3m 945 street, Washington, ID. @.
FTyHE COLONNADE.
Il ATLANTIC CITY, r.. J. n,
Furnished with all modern improvements $I:Y4
including hot and cold water baths q M
ml5-lm C. A RINES. formerly Of Washington Dc
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| FISH MARKET.-Sold by II. A. Golden. agent:
$500 shad, from $12 to SIS per hundred; $1,000 her.
ring, from Sc to s. per thousand 400 punches rock
| and perch, from Is TO 50 cents per bunch.
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" u. S. Soi-DIkaG HoMR April Z 1882
ICE-Sealed proposals for the dslissry of lee the
u b SOlefs Home viii be received al tho above ofce
until NOON, APRIL THIRTEENTH. 1882. at winch
nne they VIII be opened il the irssencs Of bidders,
from ak 10 thirty tons mont may he required.
j. ID. STLyEN6oN. CzTt S:h Cavalry,
aS-3f Secretary and Treasurer.
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T-gp BLACK VALLEY RAILROAD AN ALE
y y eorical Temperanoe lecture by Rev; DANIEL
streets northeast. NEXT TUESDAY EVENING.
april I'D at O'Clock. mastery exhibition TO the
eye of the Evils of Strong Drink and viii make an
impression upon the mind never to be efaced. Admis-
sion free! asst
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"We will assign then," said Judge Wylie, the
4th OF May for the trial"
Mr.. Aerrtck said the counsel for the government
would give speedy consideration to any notice
served upon them calling for bill Of particulars
He gave notice also that the government would
file its replica tion to the plea In abatement In
Rerdell'S case today and tomorrow ask the court
to dispose of the matter.
The court then proceeded to other business
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CAPsIzEp.-Harbor Master Sutton reports that
about o'clock this morning sloop Music loaded
with oysters, was capsiZed by whirwind, which
struck her under full sail OF the halfway tree
The crew were rescued by the sloop Charlie, Capt
Monduke, and taken into port; the sloop was towed
in after being righted up.
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E GEoRGETOwN, Dc. APRIL =. 1854
and First Ward have this day agreed not to let or hire
day, to take effect from April IL. 1882 Any member
violating this agreement will not lie permitted to work
P. M.har. John Callahan. John Turner James Garrty
D. O'Connor. D. Cain, II. Burrell, E. sheldon II.
Crowley G. Daily. John Connell M. Thompson. as
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w have received from Col. Geo.
Nacfarlanc. pcr favor u Mr.. J. W
Robertson, q very neat Autographed
card. containing the names Of the
saloon Passengers Of the L. :. apd
ROYAL Mad 80. Britannia, Of the
White Stsr Line. on her passage
from New York to Liverpool, Oct.
18th. of this year. Amongst them
we notice the following names fami-
lar 70 our readers: Mr.. r.. ii
Fowler, Col. @, W. Macfarlane and
man servant, and Mr.. +. Spencer.
Accompanying this is small chart
of the North Atlantic with the pas
sa.e marked on il, aud the vessels
position from day TO day. and the
number of miles made each day,
from which We CLEAN that the pas
sage occupied Z days and p hours,
at an average Of I5 knots per hour.
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CHISE-E services this evening,
(Fririny1 $50 O'Clock, there will be
a Christmas Tree, at the Yestry Of
the Chinese Church. for the children
attached to the Chinese school.
And on Sunday at ? 80 PM there
viii be hell at the Chinese Church.
a Christmas service for the members
of the sunday school. and on sun
day- at z=30 PM there will be
held at the Chinese Church a Christ
mas service for the members of the
sunday School All friends of the
Mission are cordially invited TO be
present at these exercises.
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VIZ have received from Nlessrs-
f. o. Hall Il son copy Of their
Illustrated descriptive catalogue Of
their stock of hardware. agricultural
Implements &C. 1t is the best that
has ever appeared in these islands,
aud will no doubt, be of great as
sistance to their numerous custom
ers- 1t ~ a first-elass idea, and we'll
Carried out. The cuts have been
specially procured from the States
for this work. and the printing was
doue at the HdgcuiidB Gdzette
office We hope that this example
of enterprise and energy will not go
mrewaTded.
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" iez-l fizr tar 5dliurynlr laIiisi
zaG ncIIfieIner syil 7sast lnr- al -iia
2 r-afiIIl-- 80 1hciseI . q AFrlsinn,s arIi
fiii- isuenus- sr ina TgunE - riiH
lsiigr1~r A-=ucEriflul- VIZ Nls.. z
- lfl-s.si. Mr.. lsssrfis n u-ilr- lsim.-
a. q gudd- AlE n = AitslIIs-in.
N5r 2 p AiialIs- Tins win me
s.siiirHsf &c agpd uIIssr-- an,sin 10
s-zss~i 1ir IBEaIss sf tar Kss-Ig;iErtIHI
a. fIssI- EflnEssE -=Uzfrf1-
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enM.E s1l7naF u1sT-Hyr



Las fEIsC xuuirar-.sI-r aEil ar eaIIrt
Lsussiiin rrzse is.IsT am "Wednesday
1Irz,ir- aunt EIs val zfrssHdssL- ItiH
ZEzi5zser szaG . uissr n. tiis seHis ut
sa1Irmsnr sii@Ir BI sfeincis-- HE
IsiI Elss isIIfii~InIsir dissarlrefi With
Esg.E VI az azffHIEs BIpes 6f flowers
.aBf s.szIr. Lssis..- sIBt hsHsgIsfs+.- FsJm
1fiE es.Hrssr ,sf rfie gu8ssesIiITm a bell
II lssmrfffEi fsBwerE waR suspended
ars- rfis hsssfs II riie dnuceEs- and a
painting df a ss.1c5+ heat wreztiiGft
win fhprank WIS pIacesf m fDur 6f
rsis zziIesr- beneath tiie spar where
Mr. Hs=rrr waresu hfH batGn ~
.-IHEs fie mIIsiG Sdr tiis mazY- The
sIppgr lr1vitTesf By 16sssE#. Hart
BsTI-s- WIS EHIf dHr m tfie basement,
aIsE NgBs rtie m1se zs-tisfir amt best
JvyrSlse1 VIZ inus seen m tie eity-
TIie fsueinr was under tiie conduct
~ s,sDsrTenersE fHgr manHgPrs- and
's-s---fiinU Dassest Gff m splendid
srs-le-- n vas die most enIDyabie
Iff.fiIr af rfie Esnff We have seen. the
anir dFzIwiineIE hsing tiiat a Iarger
nHmiier esHsI inrs been acc8mm0-
dansri- We cangatIIIans tiie Order
an m ssIereS~ IA tiiis ball. and hope.
aizr e ~ riie pnssnrsar Of still more
ssEIHyTiiis ansu ssIersssfIIL simiinr
EueaTIIgss
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TE--EnnaE anuruiug the ease of
Mlu-Iu Lang Ace w. T. r BlciRrtOu
4uaf W a. Pagkt Wss heard IN
CinuIiias-s- ha6srp Chief Justice
EnbL Thg casg vas argued aud
-sii mIfz.ssi-
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r4n -usf1- a1alila1 aF-szirs @ thr
reimaiuuu aiil.as wErE FU...l,l dssNu
ir > iisr-l ca Tus-iay ms1ruing.
r'iil,-f rlm hare % - uF-tasrs NV
ssimii au m q lRlti,.r- Way AREA Z
-firv mfniissI
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Thg whals &C tue freizhr by the
>lnsE rsiis r1ify WIS taken ouf between
J0ImlaE msrning znd Wednesday at
nIf-fI7 peT-in'I Gf two days ami a
hair Quicker wsrS than this could
inriIF he expeetet
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E-R.AsIznH Christmas Auction on
"Wednesday nfgIit was well attended
Tiie arrangements were good and the
i,Icnse amt iinViaI Ellis pleased every
BndF with hiE dow Of wit and saF-
es,-m-
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EBEagE RGEEETrNa-l am pleased
as none aiar v1U repertetI the sale of
nv -iiip enr7EetiE- WIZ ON private
usrzns= wheipas the HT'ixe- has re-
VsrfssI Il irrarreetlY at a fixed sum.
riies1sBV Hvine 4 fIIss impression in
EEIETt IA tiiH saie-- { reqIIesterI my
s.asnr IA Hatify them OF the error,
hut I fIil az -es any correction in
rtisfr is=He tiiisf m1Fning~ Yours
n1Iilr- HENHy g. CURTIs-
Enn0iIiIL- Dec. 2I4t- Isa2
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Merchants q storekeepers.

A = THE YEAR - CLOSING J de-
~ frc ~ sny thatal merchants and
-tnrckeeper- will Gnd if To their interest
a, patronilr me II outside help j. re-
qIIireil roasl pIst aernInfr, arrange book,
and rsnrriI lHniness matters Tor the new
year.
e Commercial matters u every des-
erfption agfensled -.
J. T.. WISEMAN,
Gcucral Basmc.s AREN'T
Sil In ~ Merchant strcet
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Water Notice. :

Office Supt Water Works,
.... Honolulu July 3, 1882.
A Ii persons having Water Privileges
IN ARE notified that their Water Rates
are payable semi-annually, in advance,
at the Office of tire Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of NuuaDu street,
upon the LIST day of January aud July Of
each year. CHAS. B. WILSON,
- 49, Sup't Water Works
s. K. KAAI, Minister Of Interior. 2O4
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CuHrrNAs Day SERVICES At Sc.
AuiVus' Cathedral will BE- held rs
foiiovs. Celebration 81 Holy Com
uunioa la Hawaiian at G 80 AN.
IN English AZ 1880 AM; service
9Th SERMON aud Holy Communion
81 N AZ. No service will bc held
IN the evcuiug.
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rurrr VII ~ mcciing ~ The
~ Nclunicer Corps. of half-whiies
cn'y. tonight. ~ ESQ. in the
ArmorN. b cammcncc active opera
tirrs.
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The Il D,- spreGIss.Iss will Ieave for
-sHm Er=TueiseD ab8ut Wednesday,
HEIR snsf uiia CansueIo will f'lIIow q
Es.ssss- IffsIwaTTlts.-
Ehs CImIH spraeiteis N expecte,I
IA Ieave e:iTiAF m JinuHrY-
Tlie CaibaIien ~ due, she left on
nsE 5fil.-
TIie bkfne ElilsIfIi arrived Ygster-
dzy. 80 dIrs h1m Pumt sound
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VIZ hnrg rgcciverI a prospectus Of

tiir Hawaiian Temperance Year
EnnlE flr IsS3- which Nr. ID. VI.
Cn8wieY viii publish shortly. IL
will If e comes up to the terms lof
tiie pr8spectas- be valuable addi-
ton to our island literature.
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duEEEsFOnuENCE

Gyr1,sTaHiFirIrr f. s3Iirifisi on flie top
IIfs- ssf rlierisEv.- ar wiiar mIy becnme 81.
W I'-.rTs. riie rlsiir az excise pure
4 nsr7-.5Haf nHruT
W iil HuU lDId- ourselves responsible
fIr-tiir -riirfHEs eypresseft by our cor
Es-f3auIti.nfs--En
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,M& A. A SPLENDID Opportunity is
eSIss: now offered TO buy the Popu-
el4E<<44 lar Lodging House recently
occupied and conducted by Mrs. While,
at 125 Fort street. The premises rnniain
store, IL bedrooms, kitchen, dining and
bath room. The rooms are all nicely
furnished and in perfect order. For
further particulars apply TO present pro
prietor, f.. w. WALLACE. 125 Fort ST.,
Honolulu. 215
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A BEAUTIFUL suite Of Rooms, in
N the heart Of the city, convenifu
10 Hotel or Briiieh Club. Inquire at No.
Garden Lane, or apply toi''qa> tf
''.lf =. j. 4. .MIhEM.AN. 't- a
275 lw Regd Estate DIVker.
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far- - ttufeh Alaoif- i'f-rurr
Nrriiug . ~
ENEHn9C
a tlri-iruas Hrss H As-strr st
A t.lgns--s ilurtsI VI fssi
ID iirr~irsr,,. -siir a. s,,ile- 5lenf 81
a. - hanlas a : a. ciafs,
llurrured fs1ael ~ Ret Ner. u-
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-22

Essse sissr ~ g=HluHIlF bssouIing
fiis I.ssling rliBr8Hriihus iu tiIc city,
hl IN uis wssless va Iiare Nv we'll IA
ffis B,nm.zG.- Tlie new buildings
hssFse pHr ups, new sIiops amt husi-
nss~es Bsiiir snarsfl- ant riie im-
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a ,sii,ss rlis sa,wtll sf business in 10
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-07-19
No 39.

| ton OF her surplus time in walking to
| the depot. She made her purchases and
was leisurely stTolling along Filth street
admiring the latest summer styles, when
| her meditations were brought to a sud
den termination by dapper, dandified
| little fellow, who was rugged up in one
OF the very latest style OF summer suits
HIS cranlum was covered with n hat
constructed upon the second-story plan,
| q pair OF eye glasses straddled the bridge
OF MS Roman nose, ,snd Il sweet, killing
smile appropriately adorned his eounte-
nance. Stepping up, he politely lifted
his hat and accosted her thus ''Ex-
| cuse-ah '-me-miss, may I-ah'm-haye-the
ah'm pleasure OF carrying your port
manteau?o The young lady looked at
him, hesitated a moment, as if meditat-
ing whether it would be safe to trust
him, and with q certainly, sir certain
ly,' handed him the ripsack, which
the handsome lothario took, at the same
time tipping 4 wink to couple Of
friends who were lOafing OH the conner
The couple started toward the depot,
and as they meandered along the young
man tried to strike ur q conversation
with the young lady, put she evidently
wasn't in a very taikatiyc mood, as she
could not be induced to speak only in
answer to direct questions, and those she
answered in monosyllables. Arriving
at the depot, the young lady, to the con-
sternation Of the young nasher and the
amusement Of his friends, who had fol-
lowed them Just to watch developments.
pulled out her pcclzetbook and handing
him dime, said, in voice loud enough
for the bystanders TO hear: I'm really
sorry, but it's all the change [ have;
I'm very much obliged to you for your
kindness ! assure you it is appreciated
and should ever meet you again / will
give you fifteen cents, as it is really
worth q quarter. '-Ecchange