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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

airrct into the pockets q gentlemen in
So Francisg,,. ard J. spent by them IN
that CITY NJ trade table can sheu this
hut any one who rejects fw moment
how larry the Srnouni Of money is, which
has tasn invested hy capitalists resident
n the United States can easily realfre
how much of the SppSrcnt defect IN trade
l. cqualizei by this means
Moreover, MT only DO the profits upon
crstsia plantations ~ dir,ci - the United
Ststc,. IN the manner Indicated but a
iarre sun j. Spent annually by plan
tiers ard others Who return 70 thesr homes
~ visst their friends. The p1SSeagcr hsts
90 the Stesners plying between tins city
ana the Co2ss contain very large per
ceutsge q people who never - beyond
the eas,rrn >eahoNrd u America
The farming classes On the Coss; prae-
1l,y hardy spp-eciste how much Of their
rroiiuce cc-nss IN ugrr direction: cut 81 or
redace the Quantity q prrishSble articles
u-ad by the Hawaiian MARKET and Il
would rnAke an Spprecisble difference 70
the Co.'s, fsrrrerS In lSSl we imported
.,raiu and feed u the amount o. Sll96So5
cruceres ard Provisions SST1 ,eSSt4, -four
-. SIS 76. freSh frJit - $3.50 Almost
syr-y dollar % tins Was paid fur in San
F-sucs~c,s ard the hzy, grSin. butter,
ch5g~5 ami 30 firth wery the produce o.
The California OF Oregon farmer, The
iz-ue-, % the Gas; beIng thus directly
benefited by the TreSty. should not feel
irkevar-n "a the matter. the Reciprocity
Trezty = o. grsGt Importance % them:
we. II HsvNn depend upon the Coast
market Tor nearly every artiele q hvng
DoeS trade with MAnils, WELD ike aivsn
tsz-s>f NJ OF al the tropical countries
FROM winch the nitsd States draw their
suggr sutules. Hawai- stands almost
slone IS q country which tSkes nsSrly all.
IL nj, quite all IL pay in American pro-
5rca. trciEhts, Commissions ,Sc- The I'm
ports % sglSar and other goo1S from
Mzul.1 and Spanish possessions other than
Cubs and Porto klco, for the fiscal year
eriir- Ssrt- 81 ISL. amounted 70 S91eA
~, while the I pItei States only exported
St2->tSi worth - goods 70 them. leaving
h1lzacv % b. pad IN cash q S9.oSi.SS>;
taking al the Sngzr producing countries
% tba Wlrld we tni that for the h>csd
yeLr. u1sut1onsd shove, the United Ssstes
pa5i SI8l2zi6.S IN gold CON. for q pro
duct which fcr HsWaii takes is pay II
Kind The Reciprocity Treaty then : by
no means - one SIDED a. II seems. ~ -
C1r Eiverse critics would Try 10 make out
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

EEE -a1a l-cZsEr. vixen ,5zsgr--iu-
~ h-=clrrlcl-T TrsarE = us1a-lv laiE a
1-s So IL LE1ei >tares n = ur-s,l
zars -1iil-1t a,iy IL Furst If the bar
-z N1= zecuza q the face e Il tbs
aEpsars - - u1at-ar can b. uu- = q
VERY 1---Hrf-E l-nr O. What Is usua-v Z
E.ac-t IL Its -us thsr eur expcrts q
- [ 1l1e- 49, sxcse-i cur l-llr,lr-l- f--r1
tat -lrztry- sAsrp = 10 n-r1E,r-lln- siilf
tErt LIT n c11saiaF .1uprar Ei,zru -
El-l z - EuleE -lr-a,s here -1s=
Els l,szslou--srr Il rha s----1r T-,fr-s-r-
1az--zlE lEs-sus-s - dsua-z f1r ne
-1a-es- ss-=t E-rkzs1 e a. k-n,ss-
Ea-nce nj sAsse zsn c,maf Nar-rzIIIIv
ECz -ae asares- ss-ls,s iais-r r.a-is7ss. VI.
- C.r-i >sz=ss- IL s--uius e tie
49, q r1sse 1-.sn klss Z. -rs,f n a ss-zl.iiz
s=ulZ uack % tn Czi-af S5zaas. either
r ~ f1rZ q asssStzzcs C. Ez--iIies Eaich
1zFs r-z1lzs.i a. kous- Eazls rha bread
49, Eas sa-u1z-c -s1od Ea-rss ahr-.as.
O. = IL I'm = a tzEp szm CARED
na.k E1sl IT, csuEzrt L az A end. f7r
tsE lf-hzzzcs If tie class Ep refer Il
=AEE z1s=e aslzz,is rhsi- psru-azsrz hruss
IL En1uz- q cash Ei.s,h : us-rrhlr n
t---e O. tn zz--i Sszass IL tn. Wv. :
TsrT lE--s Ecs.s1
b tA=rr + VI zzasher way Il zi5ch
~ zaHueE el-zs-i k.sre- 5,-Fs l-rs e,sr=zrs
s1-1z..-i Il t. Tzlr.-s >ez-as. Tksrs are
zlzE q ~ E--ess z GU szzzr eu-sr
rr-=es E1lc1 az E<ze-t z-rl1sfFslv ET
gen-sr.s1 rs>i,iezr Il the Great R.srn,lsc.
1zEE ar ezE--rie IA iz--s sz-zr ssrlr.s
q AHz- eE7=d b M Sruerkzls and
1r2rE II >E FrznE=eu L = -1= tnE-
~ r1zlzE szpszzes s.r Is great enr-r-
Ez1ss AZ sFezr u - H1<azza1 Lslans1s.
nu- 10 praErs zpnn rna INVESTMENT ars
NJ spsz1r ksrz. eEerT dnllarof Iruir Egez
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

Let the President cl the RcSrd OF
Health ss son n he has ST throaSh his
stock 81 rS,rnArces addressed 70 the natives
and Cinnamon, come and tell the people
81 Honolulu what he PROPOSES to do for
checking the spread u leprosy in pSr>
ticnlar, and the protection II health in
general hitherto the principal perform
snces o. his administration msS h. char
actsrizsd ~ tree kquor. hee lepers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13
NOT ES.

Rr,on- again besy. as SAr always Is, Ssstrs thst
ssser the Cors,ztscs. tie frvmlr trtratS 10 rrss
frSxa The cS-ss " SSzir tn sceS,r- srI % SEX
keslth s.d rre--stice IN to-cign lands u i Wis
r~rel cnly whispered that niss2oa % India vail
h~N,-ar re1~Ssa-y a. thai t.zae. ard thai unex-
pcraed haikrcS " The SiAoNl voted fox Foreign
NsSS,orS VIII ~ krpt ce haE2 - 1efrsy the
recvSSsry rxrensrs. HAPPY Minister, with an
l,ssssan CcrnusfS<SonersAip h<fcre hisrt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

A, sz- ., NJ Clt-,r's Ministerial News
% ths arty lf d Lsu cteylag ciure2 can
- rr5r-d t--c t-~ ucvSF1Ts-- s-r-cleS-
.i-s.g ~ ah--t s. follows
II Can-ret Mluister l. u1t1nouSly an
ra-.sl,i.-t ~ r-,-~5- % hslvts % l-tnkeuns>~
" a-h--ur-s. o. lz>chxr-s lls u-hclsl 3-ty,
4 >, zz>l-rul t1 ,5y z-ything shout b.
urCalr-st M1utstsr srpciuts rreG %
.s-e ut1 an. utterly iucsl-1s-t, OK s-e m
fa--1-s ue-- c- z-r sFQJ-tei tlr wei
u- fu-ll1,- F--rfs1~s-s b D. tl>loyg,l %
~ a--ytL-r,r 1ts1t x II The hezlih q
H. --rlrr uz.-11 b sllG1eigl.y ue-lectei
s--5 r-ey winch ought o. b. used fJr
--z-y rE-p1-a- ur tx F-h'c E-uruye.
-e-- 3. SF-z-isre3 CA c1ruuailC-s- usl
f----,. sillHcs- on rryal e-ahg>sai1-s % =
i..-l-gu O. Ssv E-v-Liu- sls1Ii o. Finally
% h 1-,l1gal o. ~ u-yrhzuC o. Which III
hz.- r1y u1t b. c-Urned o. whicl Eis
Nl-r,-c-~ r1y m T1l1y he1---- AccC-d
NJ g. I'll D - A E-Hlaa the cz--reu 5
z-.v Is re -ergly silence oz al such
-s-te-,- b11 D. 3, tv-ni 81 ~>upp0rt p
sEa-
F1----l-5ly 51- HEguil isrruzz;sly frr
f. ana g,ecrls al1kn. caterLU- elths- 10
E-rr- 1- h--zste-ial illLies is q tcS.re>s
Hl-1 Was u-ver IN -1o3 rrrusss ~-iL ls-->
So o. r-s--ut thar ever 1gsJ-p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

NEsS : the Psh rad coias q b cenrrenceGs
In fact wey are ~ many necesSsry Improvements
e~ieS neelectel The rr~sent Ministry have ee~n
n Qfse ~errn rac1ths sc1 ree.Siu ss tnert a. the
vscke1 Ministers hefcre tAetas a least thes
carefully Insulated aErtas the laSs sesior Of the
Leslata-r shat ctheE Ministers bad neglected their
cay vAiie they the p-~sSnt Cshsnes wSre fairy
GyisS u xn1sesy ~ b heirs As fact shsis en-
ersfeS a-~ h~t=S Srent ca fpliess Wills the real
neels " he natson an xotnlly nrciecsel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

Bsxps q feather toek tossv.heE' NeuIte right.
nriehecs. Ne feel u ar horor b bx elaSSed q
bird Of The same feather as worthy Pastor wso
Nsgcs u1srsei warfare Seztnst Nice, ard who =
h-ua1 n kfs views also II rsap who wss %,
afraid % take u his mcsket ard hghI tor the IN
tegEity OF his country When her political isSitu-
t;crs xvrs t. dzrc~r7 thc1sh h does not hosSt
himself eolcneL % Sry oshceE Il rsrik, bat
writes himself down si.ple private, be = none
the ess tree pstt-sct CO 10, brother, thor hast
aey>-pt Ger hanks
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

VI -cst r1o-s-ste NJ Crursn fsa1
III chE-rv ua8s by NJ Gih~an. tEsi b.
SAD r--,st-s-3 shy puhiicEtson 81 hi- -sr
u--- Z. rs-,,s q NJ Gih~on's tirsic. A.
= IT, l.ys-lahie crs-ora q TIN GtEErrE
1ssce. ETrlicati1u vus ula8e by - tcr
issrr g. vchhsh thu sc-p1n and Mr..
O. E-rs 8 l--yr-ls~e ~ the ruzru>c-lft
rau-ly 3 wtsk s-.tl-p ThE-sS-1y1Eg Day
r. -e--acr rrusars,1 81, such SerucES a.
usvs g. n o1r c1lursu,. ~ p1llish them
- s5.a--ararsa.f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

Ma F-Err SsEL cr---rus-> L. 5rtl-la- uu
NJ G51-lE ana 5sz-,e-sly sppsal> % Mr.
NEurt1 O. -rr--1-t t-r Or ~ s-z.euls-ts-
VIZ fl.- ny ths Frr1isr ErSser thrS
c1E--e Ii !, l1F which = most dE-1sgl-S
- pr h. cEl-sr1e- al.la- u >tlte>--lll
lr c1-sr ELs V-lic ye-y naturally AK
-s-s- -A- M rElC-zlsg- has cc-1e forth
ara t1E tle Freuisr take- 10 steps
o. --s---.- Suit E-r EnsL can tl-- b.
--rra Pa NJ li-l-~c1 rsal,v mediate al
-tr- NJ = rs -gy, o. cuC-se every
or WIN lzs re, NJ Gib>Cr l- urlygte
-ztr sf=-li D. Ne-z lldth l-daed % bghgve
-l- 20 h-1l tz- u--E1u- rsriy explicitly
i--yz-- III s-lts--e -rs % NJ PlEp1, % =
Fe-g tE-l l-ias3 f1r rs1r1.e o. hg-1rve .lEs
fL--e l. rtLaE lr them
i D. ve-y ss-lT-s thu TN, cE1-ce.
fz- =l1s se-1-, than uE-y ~ the SIDE
1s--s- uL1cl Ill prs-iFr- 1rSsr l. 80
a.-z11-1- -r G1~c-ss Ar get such u, M
Fl-rr ssv- that NJ Glt--z r1e,ilratei. l.
CO. u1lc1 uucl3 have shlke- the whole
rz--1l ---u----e 20 rE1> county, We c1E
nj szy shat IT, reS-l-s EEy have bes--
II tls overture vas ri13e i -tsE> bow
zzzt--5-z- IT, u-z1E % tka zE- uz-st b..
El- f1r --r1rleyg wa> wiling o. r-r the
-,k ~ T1c--- 81 iE-k 3eel against his
3D.. f1- vEs-lsr tlg le-s5 q Cromwell
lzi t.er -gpsaroi t-y H. ug- hand " not.
t-e --- 20 sEe G-1Cu wg-i3 Esvg rested
1- H. -r=p-r
l. b yg-y u-z-s5hl- tia. M Gibson
,1Ci svs --t-liei E-I-- Ike these o.
Ns.,-s F.ur and N1vaL- 7 b. wien
1a-s-s5 q -zElsct r feel ~ reckeSs
J. AUS ra-1ra-y Esve tLruz-l. tEa- the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

A, --sL q, tls r11lc dislike udrder.
~ gr royalty tl=re d % -ulsrl-g and
E-----t uIg " aiming O. IL genuine
-e--- w---E -'11--1E1ti> reSp-ct We have
been --l-as-.3 ul-l tins fact i1 the treat
ua-E ~ 1Ir C-1zz-'s ThzE zs-lylrE -
El- ErE r-a Ererrs urz-- u view Il
s-s E- Arle-1elU El-lI--al .lsy. AMI Amer
ear r. E--1l-L- sccur,il-- On -Lsr -lr-s
E-rai e-~-11 ksif i-vrs services ~
Flr >zaE CLErL -hc kz1E s-t
g. WIKI Governor U71-i-zS have beer
n a. -1- e l--e-.t--- -1s Fort >-rgs5
lC-r-L >,--cs- On that ily, and Ills
Ee1- -EsF 1-eal.ia3 there as usual o ec1r
Ez-E E-l u-s1cb5a,Ev - apurgci1-s,i
n cllZra-l-l-- respectfully arl>e a.
-laF e--ered ana as they left the church
AEe -l--sr> ~sr-11r VS. Ike thar zs-srI-E
ss-ul-s -slg a, We --Upuse- a rsT-zF
~ lia-,l1-s f1r wh5cE Auarcs
81 cr--s O. b. rt1-kt-l TIE reverend
-----zzE- l-a. and vary I---1-.sriv. rs1i-.i
-- h. 1-ars-- that aau1E's greatness
il-- MT eE-Ss- n ~ extent ~ territory.
or rErsea- re-1c-cr~. u1r IA ~ arms ana
E-Elrz- " wur= h-- IN the character
u-t rr--l-l--z- q - men and women. z
IT, perry and FI-eLslce q their hCus
II. and m IT, example u right 6v5rE
~ ITEM ~ t1s- rulsrs. al p winch D.
c'r-s---lV sd a. uuuEcuhla O. rh-S
c'1--T zs o. E-v asLsr
u t. E7ezrr u referring g rLls ser
-E + - -sESrausr lad LluuI-F Sai1
--ar t. k--- lstezs5 o. 2 Wl-h I-1su-ioc-
and ez-rass.-l --rga- sa-Stacrlor With The
==-EEe--- r-1l Us-s sz--ss-s1 D. v1uli
have -tz-s1 fr,s--slE ukzt tn k5nE's
News we7H. 1r would have been hef1rp the
Frr-z- ---a,l 30 l-- 51.l IL md ths no
AZ Ez- Ill ~er-C1 WaS q usrsCual IA
sub o. z The Whole thz-- il-ussr-tss.
e c1E-ac-z--sr5c way. thar tn ca-isls
---lcL-v l- ---E tlr1u,-h IL eye q a
1s,--e + cl--s riaF. cuupa-ud VIII the
Err-s-- --lls r rrEl-- o. EzEsa cuui-
CO fr 1--sf and IT, klrE a. IT, saE-s
r-e y --Ha-Hr ctEp1-1snr cuuld have
t-ez -1uz- ~ III Cruza- tan u r-.lr.-
A. D Cd zz-y and uue lan-ua-e. L
uas z-zzs klZlra1ie % tie preacler and
g. l1= rJEa- listener
hsss-y ~ EzSt cuzle 81 rhs ruzcrs- ard
E--F E--csS s1-h a. El1E Ealakuua
---s-tv 1r-a- b have z----ar i1r Inn z
~ rEtlc can have ErtLcz better cu tie
>-l-cl Hr1- t-s Ergn-lzr than has vt ar
r'a-s-s -g1 he- isulralzai usr H
EaT 1----t-T u CT a-v cca- - sees. ard
Er-ElErrr n p.rfect II And more
Than tins INV z b. WI say that Z WIS
---s-.-s-- G. r. z b Ezas q q rhs Fl
L-=e 81 -he Zpcl1cv u E1i-E tLa
same ting ilr -he Ch5ef Nl--lserara r.
e-L n any u Ea-sTrs-tis crimes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

rASssa 20 regulate she isrOrsatscr Ct cattle into
i'ss wA., bessas do we receive. o, estissns Of
HAvanf
~ iasae frasn the xiHzs Of the times. yca vii
hsve ~ hear heavy seke In the fatnre
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13
To Be; Or, Not To Be,
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COMEoRTABIE

CoMEoRFABhE
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON
street House, iar-e and Foony. With tive Ccsia-e-.
Stable and everything about the home 10 make il com
fort1hls ard inviting Deep lot 50 per month
SYERY neat Cottage 20 rrai On Berstaniz street
Hezi Adjoining the Old ToLER Premises, near ihs cor
aef % Victoria street Contains sl1 Rooms. stable,
Water laid on, etc. Good sized lot. - per month.
oS THE CORNER Of Hotel AID Aka streets. that
Ecaut Mansion % renf, CoufAliu- 10 Rooms. Garden
&c win al Convenience Punished neaiy throa-h
on LILuA -. near KING 81 a six room neat
SottaE- vita Garden, water stable Paddccx, a.
Rental - per month
on LILIHA -. above SCHOOL 81 snail Cetis--
% Eve r1oms 90 rcut a. So per usouth.
on ADAMS LANE ulEs Cottage 70 rent for 81
ulolth Hss tx roouis- NeT Furniture IN al The
Tocus 20 sell - bargain
ON MERCHANT s. near Na.ie Hall a snail Cot
ta-e % reut AZ 81 per month
oN QUEEN y. near PUSCHBOwL S. .n.H
Cottage a. 81 pr month
on BEBETANIA s. bsloE ALAKEA -. two small
r-r month
At KALIHt, two mites from town. a pleasant
ALso-wtll Lease Acre o. Pasiar, La1d 4dioinin-
IHAvE spleudii Buildiug L, On NaaasH As,ua.
Thrrc snail houses arc nos on aid Land Obiocf o.
ellin- Owner il foreign c1EutFF Terms reasonable
HAVE 4 Nius YEAR LEASE TO sen On Port street
one ARE deep Lot with tarce Cottage the-ron
bringing 70 a moathy rrntal q 81 sieo viii pur-
ch1se ~ Elsrgu hHuirgd dollars noS % mori<lz-
payable u lsoportea 1ld years cash 70 be psi1
down olly Sa lie Lea-e renfll Is 1liy s. rer year
1r Tie Thos prg-1i.es Buiidinz. insured for 81 5s
dais + sple9tia iHyestcut % realize lErge pruas.
Mld not Be- dispp-cd o. nuiy party leaving Hcnoula
bsiidiu-s belong 70 rlrrhaseT.
RAVE uicr Baihiiu- Loi o lease for n years AZ
ihe head q Emais street q party desiring % erect
cottage thcrcoa-
0IHER Haz-e- % 1t. OTHER Lsud. to s-n rns
utHEA GOOD iu1esilezfs c9cred 4pPiicafisu-
SERVANTS sfcHisics ts1 IGsoEEss yin ans ny
zzpi17laenf bifHt7 aigags -afcEic- IN suPpiyisz
Faut- THAI any olaeT 10 ne -iiT.
GENERAL oFFICE WORK n every conasr,isi
descrfrti1u attended 70.
j Z. WISEMAN.
= M-rrhant street
Real Estate Broker. Employment Agent
and General Business Agent.
- TELEPHONE ia ~
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Aaministn,ors Notice.
NOtice Of Foreclosure Of Mor,gar,.

NOTICE OF Foreclosure Of mortgage.
pl VIRTUE OF \ POWER or
II sale contained 10 certain Mortgage nrrd, made
,, william Wilson, q kehsiA Island q Hawaii,
m faVVy 81 Soht r. HAD. also 81 aid Kohaia dates
the ,a dAy % Ovt, A. u, ISL and rccorard IN Llser
81, pages Is " and ~ IN the occ u the Registrar 81
ccnNryancC-i and acconut u Nrcarh Of covenant
IN saia mo-tsagc contained
Ne.iec e hessbS svcn thar ths aid mcrtSs<s wiz -
fcryclcsrd the siNth dsy q Nuvcaibcr A n fs>s.
and that apoa forrcesurv The cstafr therein mentioned
viii tc Immediately slVcItised for ale At rahic
Auction 4 r HIND, Mrri<aree.
Keaais. Noy. sd. iSss. a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13

SVmr,sgE,sN,E T, COURT or THE ma

- wAiiAN ISLANDS In RsnAnrIrx-l m.
-aitcs y ihe henkrupsey ~ q. q STkNrEMYER
>oiicS u Meeting Tor etoler % As.i-ner-
>oiiee Il herrby given that Iaecflnr ~ A.. r.f,,
pg- wAe have pFVved claims aeAinsi -sts M ,sr,.
k,tAtc 70 the amount % So o. mere viii ne AeI =,
thu CicfkN uricc ~ the Sutreme Caart an TiitfrS
DAY. pVccuiAct I'M ie fcr the purpe.. a. 1870.
sssigpec- ~ aid Estatc. n X. fSFK '''N''"1
licnelula. Nc, shi. \, n iSsa. S''S MN
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SgsrizI Reftts.

Punished Rsaas en- Sai5r- 4 aeas aad coy Pa-ior
sil=Hr Recon- AID Bed RsGm c4z De had by an -arig
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The Courts.
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CIRCUIT COURT-JtSIgS -nICirtl
Thursday, Fagg agt. Kirk; verdict for plaintiff
for $1,000. Kirby agt Young; death OF defendant
suggested, and John p Franklin executor, made
party Fague agt Johnson 81 Whltmer; verdict
Tor plaintiff for S2,s94.45. Shipman agt. Magarity;
Oh hearing.
EQUITY CoURT.-Ju6ge HGgner
n InqIrfsday, Chase agt Chase; Amanda D. Chase
special auditors report confirmed. Barrett agt
National Bank of the Republic; testimony ordered
taken before Frank Johns, examiner. Pepper agt
shepherd; leave 10 amend bill.
POLICE CoURT-Judge .Sneu.
Thursday, Henry Hardy, Dan1 Long and Cotton
Davis, assault on John ii. King; $40 or 60 days
each. Frank Brown. colored, assault on Mary L.
Jackson; s. or Is days. Collins Brown, coored
assault on Josephine Neal: personal bonds to keep
the peace McHenry Carter, assault on Ella Car
Edward Leon; $50 or 80 days. Also charged with
making threats OF violence to the same person;
personal bonds to keep the peace Lizzie Brade-
camp, threats to Joseph L. Fowler; personal bonds
to keep the peace Jerry Buckner, assault on Car
rie Johnson; s. or Il days. Laura Payne. colored
assault on Ida Seymour; $ or Is days. Edward
charged with carrying pistol; $50 or 60 days
Isaac Selby, committing, creating and maintaining
boisterous in Iowa Circle; S or IS days Daniel
Long, Henry Hardy and Cotton Davis, cruelty to
animals; $40 or 60 days each Thomas Miller and
Brice Handy forfeited collateral.
POLICE COURT-Jisdge Shell
Friday. Walter Reader, colored. carrying a dan
gerous knife; $40 or GO days. David Curtis va
gTancy; 80 days. Geo Jones; forfeited collateral
Peter Harris, cOOred, vagrancy; 80 days On the
farm: Jas. Whalen, do; do. Jno. Hess; forfeited
collateral JnO. Council; do. Austin joyce; do.
Geo. Gamer. loud and boiSterous; IS or Is days;
appeal noted.
DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows:-
Jho. y. Clark ct al. TO Jn0. c. Barte lot 81 in res
eryat on 10; s.. Jno. Mcmahon to L. C. William
son, trustee, lot 5, sub. square IA; -. L. c.
Williamson to John Mcmahon, Jr., do; do. Jno.
Mcmahon, jr., to Ann Mcmahon. do; do.
John Mcmahon to L. c. Williamson, trustee, sub.
s sg. IA S. L: G. Williamson, trustee. to J.
Mcmahon, IT.. to Ann Mcmahon, same property;
S. John A. Clark ct al. to Ann Mcmahon, same
property; s.. John A. Clark ct al, trustees. to
J: G; Barthel, pit 81 res 10; $1,000. ]. W. Hanney
ct al, trustees to Fl. r. Miles, sub. Sc, So $50;
$1,000 u. 3. Croft to John I. Arms, SUBJ "a, So
si3; $1,000 J. A Moss to Nancy Johnson, lot %,
sec. A. Barry farm; $500. Susannah A. Crandell to
EMILY E Hart, pit s, So. sl7; goo; pit. and 6, So.
PSI; $500. j. Lansburgh to Peyson Burnett subs.
30 TO 81, So. 179; s25s5. j. c. Heald, trustee, to
Rebecca c. StOckstll, sub. 49, SO. 206 s9iS. g. f.
IyleS TO \. McNally, n. u q, So. 977: $4,000 \.
McNally to G. F. Pyles, lots and I, Uniontown;
$500 r. Timer to james Ii. Payne pit. %. b. q
rs. addition to Georgetown; s607.47. John Sher-
man, trustee, to Mary C. Wood, lot 20, block 3d.
Columbia Heights; 81 $1,000.
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THE SCOTT WEB PRINTING AND FOLDING MACHINE

anu count the two streams of fOlloS into the de-
livery box; but the press counts every COPY 1t
prints, and shows that it is throwing of four hun
dred minute, or. when the two presses run, at
the rate OF JO1tI-PigIt thousand copies an hour
NO establishment south of Philadelphia has these
extensive facilities for printing and publishing a
newspaper, and, with the exception OF the Bati-
more Sun (Which is about to introduce two web
stereotype machines, no journal but THE STAR
requires them; and the same may be said of its
news departments. No evening paper south OF
Philadelphia, except THE STAR has the Geographic
news or the New York Associated Press which
collects 1t hourly over two continents, and dis
tributes it by special wire into the news-room Of
THE STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01
The COsOrel Press ASSOr;atiOr

Tie members Of the cOl0red Press AssoclatfOn
were kept busy yesterday accepting the hospital
ify OF their friends in this city. At o'clock they
were the guests OF the Hon. Frederick Douglass at
his residence at Anacostia, where q bOuntifu re-
past was spread and happy speeches made by
General T. Morris Chester, Mr. Douglass William
L. Matthews and Mr.. Barnett OF Chicago. At 0
lion In fine style at his residence, 909 street. Mr..
FTuen1 was the caterer. Speeches were made by
the host, Mr. Pledge or Georgia; Mr.. Fortune, of
New York, and others. Still later the Washing
ton Cadets rendered the visitors a complimentary
drill at Van Ness garden, where large company
or the c0l0red residents were present to bid 10
their brethren goodbye ere their departure to-
day.
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BOAT RACE AND H0P.-The hop given by the
Potomacs last evening, at their boaf-house, was
cool breeze. and every comfort comb ned to make
It successful Before the dancing commenced
there was race between the heavyweight or
Jumbo" crew and picked crew. The "Jumbon
crew was composed OF Coughlin (stroke,, Apple
ION E9. Pearson %, and Bailey Dow. The picked
crew consisted OF cropey tstroke), johnson , Zap
from the boat-h house TO the Aqueduct bridge and
return. The water was very rough. The race was
very even TO the bridge, but coming home the
yumhosn gained rapidly and Came Ia winners 81
several lengths So 3 -
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