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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Decline OF Man.
Impotence ofmind, limb or vital function,
nervous weakness, sexual debility &c,
cured by Wells Health Remover. 81. AT
druggists. Depot, George T. Atkins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phatons
and spring wagons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Uundressed kid gloves ut so cents per
pair, at NJ. Rosenthal Il Co.'s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Why do all the best people of Dallas eat
ct Craddock's? Because there they get
what they want.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Headquarters of holiday goods and toys
is at the and 10c Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

. Fringes and ornaments, full line, at
Rosenthal e. Co.'s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01
Boys Clothing

Boys Clothing
in endless variety, at less money than
any house in Dallas, at A. e. Il. Mittenthals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Read the advertisement OF A. & E. Nit
tenthal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

SO Ns'N wy Nv 49, " ~. NhiNtNh
thal's.
Go to The Office for all that's good to
drink. Flanagan d LOOMS will make you
welcome.
Corsets, side-lace, full BRAID at 80 cents, a
NJ. Rosenthal e. Coz.
Toys, wholesale and retail at the and 10c
Store.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phatons
and spring wagons.
uundressed kid gloves at so cents per
pair, at NJ. Rosenthal Il Co.'s.
Headquarters of holiday goods and toys
is at the and 10c Store.
----<------
Why do all the best people of Dallas eat
at Craddock's? Because there they get
what they want.
Boys Clothing
in endless variety, at less money than
any house in Dallas,at A. & f.. Mittenthal's.
: Fringes and ornaments, full line, at NJ.
Rosenthal e. Co.'s.
Read the advertisement of A. & E. Nit
tenthal.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money
in the world.
Toys in great variety, at NJ. Rosenthal
& Co.'s
The latest and newest in ladies' neckwear,
8. NJ, Rosenthal II Co.'S.
----------s o -
DO not miss 70 20 to NJ. Roscntha Il Co,
this week. Ladies' underwear at cost
Grand concert every night at ). Mayors
---------u--o --~G---- -----
Do you wear the PUNISHABLE boot?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Do not miss TO 20 TO NJ. Roscntha Il Co
this week. Ladies' underwear at cost
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Do you wear the Hunstable bootY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

The latest and newest in ladies' neckwear,
9. NJ. Rosenthal Il Co.'S.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
c. o M NJ y n CThL.

HDNUfIir. HII rM r-4
uu'iu,-t mhtt,r- continue io uu tn tr 5amo groove.
There being nn Important DhauHr faI t.'tyr ur worse.
several parcels uf hud. arr tn t. s.Id otuub, auction
tn DAY among vhi,h BE- thr dyl lnl JInl ,.ire NJ tho
iho Ia Lemon The lrlsr ui Nn.uumrumr nr tori's
Island. viii also b. disposed .f
Tho only fotcien huI,lf O. tI. u , murray, nom San
Francisco, with tull hs.uf,ra ,tHn. Thr tuoka aud
'Nbatru have For ur ta ibr Coast vlh good caraor-
and quick dspai,h ur iouH hlao sailed fot the rnmr
port taxing the largest ,aran tti hoa ever cf lhoat
Islands thr,,r lta Wahr tGttun ihs hrc aud other
produce rhIs amount u,ary twice is etcar M that
taton in Tho largest cargo up 10 the umo the Fiona
sailed Tho total amount of sugar exported during the
vp,t ts ovs o'p lbs. aud NJ rec l,poou lb- and the
value " thr ,arsor- srpuvm
Sugar contuurs to htdvo freely from the phulatlour
ind tho & murray tine onN ,,s.r on the berth fot the
cout viii rc' nm about "Wednesday u,,l with mll
cargo
Th. ruH- uf kuhmm uj llNHn.. .u.'u. 1000 lmpor
'ani ngurc In both ouf import aud export iradc, aud
Mnhnhout on Hawaii, haNu. ur,umr ror ~ Entry
win also receive lts share uf slaud trade aouu The
prospects tot favorable arauu arr Nluptur, tha on,
great doHdrmtm hmuu. uautru, tovu,t the scar
city ot labor, viii mah, the soa."na crop shorter tanu
10 would b. with sufficient hrlp.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

things war full compensation ror tho ldnIng
admission charged the ploapout society vaa
not charged Tor AZ for tho luncheon pro-
yidod, 1t was worth thrice It's price. They
savod money who went thoro 10 atny their
aiomncba und were charnugly served into
tho bargain What charity was ihoro in all
this What motive beyond one Of curiosity
~ nclhshncs-1
Tho good ladio, who gavo thoir time day
after day, the gentlemen who aaaicd thon, and
the liberal donations ot cntabluH nnd dfinla-
blcs especially tho atlor-who not only con
tributcd without eiinl from thoir stock IN
trade, Int know that the worry commodity
which they divided with the lndon would at
tract much custom from thcir own tables
thcao arc the charitable, aud This is the charity
that IN worthy Of record and reward
II every man, woman aud child who went to
The art rooms aud found entertainment bad
stopped away, giving his or her money TO %
library building fund, IL would have been O
noblo and q charitable act, and thir spirit we
would lil,o TO aco developed in tho community
There are institutions in Europe, oapccinlly III
England, which are founded aud which -four
sh on voluntary contributions. A modest nd.
vertscmcnt appona in tho morning daily
"Thc Rov. NJ. So aud SO, whose orphanngc it
this, that. or The other parish is running
short Of funds, bcgs tho charitable 10 remember
him !" or, "work ON tho new chapel Of Snin
Somebody, nearly completed in Bnnkghirc, il
suspended. Tho rector implores small contr
buttons seward tho completion Of the Same
money orders 10 bo sont to his address.
Money orders pour ia upon these mon lh
work is open to the oyc Of the vigilant public
the curious arc invited to personally inspect tn
same There il litto chance Of fraud. I'll
returns are at intervals publicly acknowledged
Ono reads such cntrios as these upon the Rec
tors cash book "A widow G5 A gentleman
| Cl0 friend, EjO." Whcu the COmniltr
Of tho Art Loan Exhibition Of Honolulu
flushed with the pride of success, conclude,
to keep the rooms open for two days longc
than was at frst intended, they did 40 hopin
that the merits Of the display and tho worth
ness of tho cause would swell the Golfers. IC
croam was omitted the Golfers collapsed. A
noble sentiments, all thoughts of charity, an
all dreams of u new library building disaG
poarcd with the frozen cream. Let MS sC
evidences of the charity which is willing
give without exacting an equivalent, or dc
manding receipt the charity which is pr
vato, and pure, and sweet, according to Il
spirit which prompts it
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
SWEET CHARITY.

The profits resulting from the recent Art
Loan Exhibition were quite satisfactory.
Probably no more could have becn expected
under the circumstances, for it must be ac-
knowledged that many of the articles on ex-
hibition were out Of place aud unworthy of the
space they occupied. However, in an exhi-
bition of this character, one depending upon
the voluntary contributions Of tho citizens, il
is perhaps surprising that there was not moro
rubbish" admitted; one must not look gift
horse in the mouth, nor borrowed horse
either.
II 10 TO bo hoped that the very worthy OBJ
ieci TO which the proceeds Of the exhibition
are to DO devoted will not now DO suffered TO
languish; this is but beginning-it is
scarcely that Much money will DO required
for the construction of library building
How will this be raised? where will il come
from. Surely public library, destined to be
an honor to Honolulu, is worthy of the liberal
patronage of her citizens. She alone is re-
sponsibe for it, since sho alone will enjoy the
chief benefits to be derived from such Am in
sti,ution.
Possibly tho residents who frequeutod The
late exhibition paid their admission fec, and
perhaps ate their luncheon during the day and
an ice OF two during the evening, imasino that
thoy have been doing charity and expect
credit FOR the same. Let thcm not lay the
aattcriug JUNCTION to their souls they wers
not in tho least degree charitable they saw q
few very excellent thiugs, and many good, bad
aud indifferent ou,s. Tho e1hibit Of excellent
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
THE WEATHER COCK.

Tho Chronicle in once moro IN ogilnlon,
preparatory 10 brilliant change Of base. II
haa fought valanlly and uuscrupuloualy Tor
the Republican party, II has oShaualod It's yo-
chbulnry ~ yiupcfaIion in its assaults upon
American Democracy IN general, aud Pacific
Democracy In particular Tho veto Of tho
Chinese Bill seems likoly to alter the color Of
Western politics. President Arthur is threat
cncd with the loss oi hia last friend this sdo
or tho Wahaatch mountains. Tho Cbr0aicis
was, doubtless, aware Of the probable change
IN political sentiment consequent upon the do
feat of bill Of such vital Importance 10 Cali.
rorna aud tic Pacific Statca and Territories.
II must have been tie frst 10 noto the pro
monitioua Of change, but 1t held back until vi
hope was doad; and now. when tho ranks
Of the Democracy arc being awolled by
diagusted Republican volunteers, the ed
itor has lifted hir voice, not 30 loud ns hnglc,
nor go clear aa a lrll, but voice which mon-
ages TO Rnin houiug IN quarters whore wo
would leasl expect IT,. aud from tho tenor n
his treble wo may look any moment ior %
| Hwocping donuurIion Of the Republican
party ~ The cOlutnub ul the 'ilvc paper.
Tho nuthoritica at Washington are not likoly
to profit by this mabmuvrc. The Gro"ieh laa
done IL before, and viii continue 10 do II 40
| long as there ia red cent to bc made by It
but II should be lesson 10 al those whose
opinions havo been in the sligIltcst degree IN
nucuced 10y that Journal II thoro woro any.
thing TO be gained Wy il, the chro"ct would
appear Tomorrow the rcd-mouthcd and brazon-
faced champion Of Hawaii. Nothing would be
too good for us, nothing too foul for ON ira
ducors. SO wags the world on the othor aid'
Of tho sea and paper which wa ouce, ant
still might be the, loading paper Of the Pacific
Coast, soils it's brihright for n mess Of pottago
and bobs on it's well worn pivot obodicnt e
the changefnI Winds vcritablc weather
| ropl
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
The Native Press.
lFrom the 40 Hawau Pas lisa.l

from the NO W0tCdN rae .lAd,l
II will be well for our Legislature to carefully
consider certain resolutions or bills before sane
tioning them with its potent authority--bills
which may be presented by any ono person or by
the Cabinet, for tho purpose of carrying out some
plans or policy not clearly understood or er-
planned. Let the Assembly DO chary of its power,
and not carelessly part with it, seeing that such q
course may result in some misfortune disaster
to our country. Let the legislators act with deli
beration, and with due regard for our own
people.
II is the practice OF all governments which have
treaties ot friendship with other governments,
TO send to each others seat of government, Min
isters Resident, Commissioners, and Ambassa-
dors, TO reside and TO be ready to answer the
questions Of their own government and to look
out for its interests generally, In tho matter Of
collecting information. We SEQ this among our
selves. The great and powerful governments Of
the world send officials to reside ~ Hawaii, which
is neither great nor powerful. But in our good
name and in our national rights, We ara the equal
of ouIlereat friends.
II viii therefore bo q proper subject for con-
s,dsra,ion BY orr egisaiare Shs.hs, Or mot II
acter mentioned TO the foreign governments IN
friendly treaty relations with ourselves, such
appointments To be- made from among our own
native people only
1 BY tho last neas from the United States, II
/ would appear pretty evident that the Committce
ON Foreign Relations Of the Congress OF that GOV
ornment which has been 30 friendly 70 us, voro
again about 10 take up the consideration OF the
proposed abrogation Of tho treaty of reciprocity
with Hawaii mel This Is weighty matter Tor
our serious consideration because II II quite plan
that u tho treaty is abrogated, the result will be
injurious 70 the sugar growing interest which la
the basis Of our ptesent prosperity aud furpishos
our chics export Othsv Industries viii aiso sazsr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
SHIPPING NOTES.


The Brit sh Fiona sailed for san Francisco last Sat
uay with cnrgO Of &31O tons, valued S.6 600
o which almost thC entire cargo She brought
to this port over 800 tons coal this she discharged and
loaded the above cargo IN - working days Mcssrs q
Mactaranc ~ Co. her Agents, deserve credit for the
dispatch they have given this vessel
The Am hs d Murray arrived from the Coast, via
Hio, last Wednesday with passenger and freight list.
She dockod at the Old Custom House Wharf where she
Is discharginr She sails for san Francisco again
We are requested TO say that have the proof that she
made the passage to this port In Y days 10 hours IL
minutes and seconds aud not stated by one OF our
contemporaries.
Tho bk California Is sill disctnrgng coal at the foot
OF Likclikes Wharf. She will probably be ready for
sea about the middle OF next week
Fears are entertained for the sufcty oG the steam
whalcr Lucretin from New Bedford, for this port
considerably over due.
The Ger bk Stella, from New York, Ilaw sch Julia
from South Seas Anna PrCcht, from New Castle.
Strathairly from the Coast Revere from Nanamo and
Edward May, from Liverpool, may be considered as
due and likely to arrive at any hour.
The Ella and A FaIkiuburg may be looked for from
the Coast the latter part OF next week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

ono Of the principal points that Mr.. Eli
johnson has attempted to make against intcm-
pcranco is, that most of the liquor used is
ndnltcrated and he has sold n large number
Of pamphlets containing recipes that arc used
for making liquor. We believe Mr.. Johnson's s
intentions were good, and VIC also believe THAI
the sale Of these samo pamphlets has done
more to promote intcmporanco than to check it.
These books arc eagerly sought after by Chi
neso and natives, and several have found their
way into their hands. The liquor prepared
from the receipts given cannot be more i'm
pure and hurtful than what the natives get
now, which is said to be doctorcd with the
yilest ingredients. If liquor is manufactured
by wholesale dealers from the elements
named. and tastes nearly enough like whskey
to be used by habitual drinkers, the kanaka
will think it is good enough for him, and will
use it if he can get the constituents Of which
il is composed, and Mr.. Johnson says they are
for sale III Honolulu. Distributed amongst
some classes Of people, this pamphlet nigh
serve as an efficient argument against intem-
perancc, but here it cannot. We look upon it'
sale az an unfortunate but unintentional mis-
tokn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco, per Eureka May aO--J McWsitie
and wife, q u Bishop, T. II Farley, uhas Leonard,
For San Francisco, per Fiona, May soth-D Cunning
ham, W Hughes.
From san Francisco per Murray, Mas 2I--J X
Dagceit, w Foster and wife, Bradley and wife, 4 A
Dots, wife a child, NJ Davis, NJ Adams, Goodwin.
From Windward Ports, Per Likolikc, May ai-lT II
II sral, Il u swoeuy, Il nanniko Mr. Ahu. wife and
child Mrs Rowe Miss Harris W urguhaTt, n Douglass,
y II Cooper, g Stackpolc. I " MAcfnrlanc. q ID
frec,h, ANU, Mrs stuppobeen, W II Comwell, Mrs
u Cofuwell Mre Perry and child, \ fornader, Brggs,
Mrs Lake.
From Kauai, per Jas Makcc, May Nv Parke Mr.
Sehoning, G spading, wife aud child, A Machc,
Jr. Mr. Dickson, Mr Bryant W smith.
For Hawaii per iwalani. NAV ct Wills aud wife,
j Mackenzie, Dr Brode. h Dun, NJ Lousson, Miss
nrodio, q Richardson, NakqOkoO.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
A Correction

EnuoE SATURDAY pHTss ~ shall be glad II you
will give me space 10 correct an erroneous report
which appoars in your las, issue, of what said in
the Legislative Assembly with respect to the worL
ON the Pail road not having been undertaken by
the late Ministry, IL makes ino say, that II any
blame was 10 attcha II should DO 10 tho Ministry
who preceded Mr. Armstrong Ia office and Mr..
Carter in particular, whom 80 regretted WAS moi
here 10 explain what he knew most about This
glves nn entirely wrong turn to my remarks. what
did say was that did not think any blame attached
10 ybody that the work had not been under
taken, and gave my reasons In full therefor
but that II anyone was tu blanc WAS quito read,
to take II 10 my self jointly with Mr Carter rhs
other two newspapers have given moro correct
scport Of what Z said Souia, etc.,
w. l.. GkrEh.
Honolala, May eeih, 1852.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per Eureka, May e0--s33 037 lbs
sugar, 6uo lbs nee 2li bnchs bananas, tamaribds;
Dom Val SOL, ,550,9i
For San Francisco, per Fiona. May e--i,5ls7i. lbs
sugar, lOi,lOo lbs rice; Dom Val sii6s6s'3.
For Hongkong. per Furnoss Abbey May 2.-ln trans
from Boston, ioo oil 30 tons coal For Val soe e,5
Trans Val SioCrs.5
For san Francisco, per Cabarien, MAY Ell i.i05,esO
lhs sugar 1855 OD lbs rice 1855 lbs coffee, 800 sheep skins
b3 goat skins, ID bags horus yoi lbs talow, 20 bnch
bananAs, lO6 pcs hdes; Dom Val $50, ,619.31.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
IMPORTS.

From san Francisco, per c Murray, May AT II
Davies pkg mdse; Hoasehlaegcr Co, . cs cigars, Z
pkg dry goods; Gerx, 35 shoes; q Lucas 2S9 pcs
lumberi Bishop Co ~ cs sew mach; A Schacser,
20 * barley; Dillingham; \ Co, pkg staples; May &
u pkS guns Q Williams 10 pkg furniture: Phillips
n Go. 90 pkg cigars; j Adams, i25 pkg furniture
Lyman hros, - pkg dry goods; n Waterhousc e0O
bbls lime; GIinbaum :; Co. III pkg groc Order, ~
bgs bran; Order 100 posts 35 bales hay and mdsc for
snnlTy parties.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
From the City Front to any of the
Following Places

kukui Street, 5oc ptE single load.
school Street; between EnTS and Bridse. &c per
single load.
Waipiaa. second bridge 81 PEI slnrle Load
Judd street. g. 50 per single load
lee Works, s. ~.
l'uunui 81 per single load.
hohol.loa. 81 per single load
hakaakso, 81 per single load.
Alapais, (palsfnsl. $50 per single load
Wallers, k4bi, s. per single oad.
Pauoa S2i0 per .ingle load
Pawaa, $40 per single load
Punahoa. 81 per singic icad
Insane AtyiuIn. $50 per single had.
Alapai fPalAmsi sl..c psr siusle load
To Govt Powder Magazine IS per sinrie load sf
1000 lbs or less
100 lbs. or lees.
9neen's Hospital .se pea single cad
kerosenc uouse, &c per siLgir load.
oahu Pfs.na. 81 per sinSlc lead
IIORATIo Y. CRABBE.
;. n CARTER.
w. y snARRATT.
u. PECK
HEDBARD 4 GO.
GEO. ~. ROBERTSON
MRS, L. Y. WARD,
- 10 ~ IlfrsrASr. MaaAscED
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
IM. sArunDAY rnIss
Published for tho sstunpir rnrw AsroutItui d.,
ROBEHr uRtEyE CO.
book job and General rrni,f-
Honolulu n

Notices of any events ~ Interest ittnspinng on The
other leland. viii always be hankfrlly received fot
publication Correspondents nre truuorted tu append
ihef irno names 10 al communications not Tor pubi
cation necessarily hut o. guarantee that the wfit,t
" acting In good faith
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
DIED

BRIO iCKwooD-In this city May eth, of oonsuml-
iion, Miss lINsIE Bnows kAslEnvA BRlckwooD,
daughter of \. r. BrskMood ESQ. aged = years,
months and y dAyA. Tho funeral Will take place To-
morrow lsngdFy) afternoon, May esth, at = o'clock
from The family residence, Emma Hale. frends and
acquaintance Of the deceased and of the family,
respectfully inYted 10 attend.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

The passage from the Bible which our Wednes-
day cotemporary quotes incorrectly and attributes
to job was spoken by Satan, and reads as fol-
will he give for his life"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

The following is sample of tho r. {. .fs
darkey talk "Massa, if floggee, Hoggee; il
too" They have evidently got the queue to tn,
dialect
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

resident of Alakea street informs that a
night to the great joy of pedestrians, in order to
prevent committing common nuisance" by
leaving it in the street and blocking up the pub
liz,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

One of the policemen stationed at the corner of
Emma and Beretania streets 1--WE do not know his
number, unfortunately is never happy as
when witnessing the sportive hoodlums throwing
stones at Cinnamon. He ought to have private
interview with tho chief of the department.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

Runaways are increasing in number, yet no
steps are taken TO license express drivers or TO
prevent careless and incompetent persons from
being employed as such.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

II is over two months since the yet uncompleted
coroner's jury trial was held OH the body of tho
late Mrs. tanner, and the stomach aud intestines
about time, BIr. Marshal, that something more
definite known in this matter There,are
many who think il is.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
MARRIED.

oLEsoN -ADAMs-In this city May 18th, by the
Rev a. q. Forbes, Rev Wn oinsoN, Of lilo, TO Miss
AnniE j. ADAMS, " Boston Macs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
poRT or noNoLuLu.


May 20 sm tlk,lkr uom WmdnurI ruttt
sim kilauru tiuH from kbhulut
Ntm las Mnkra from Kauai
sch Mnlrhu from Ouumra
sch Ntitu MrulU, from 1atuIur
~ sch Irnhl. from kuhnlblur
Hi-Am hk u Murray, Jrukt, from san Fran
Sch kHluul from Mallku
Stm Wnimnuuln from WuImHuuI.
' sch lohuiki from Puma
Sch Lukn from krnvnyU
stm u Bishop, from kluHi
~ ~tm IHa NnkoU from Kauai
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

Sundry rumors AS to the appointment of new
officers to some Of the minor government offices,
were current few days since. These rumors
were not, as has been alleged, without any basis
had been actually sent for and informed of their
intended appointments. The disposition To this
generous bestowal of offices was brief however,
having ceased before any fact was consummated.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
Wise and Otherwise.

at 35 cents n thousand, what would il cost per
week to set NJ the words " His Excellency" for
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
Vcsscls in Port.

Nm hk California, Howard
Am buine Morning Star llray
Am bk Emerald lord
Am BIZ u & Murray Jruks
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

A Mr.. j. w. Peale of Brooklyn, Agent for James
Fever and Ague Cure, having the temerity to take
dose of his own patent medicine, died very sud
denly last month &c word TO the wise, etc II
the Hawaiian Government intends to swallow the
compounds being concocted for it by some of its
representatives, we fear tho near future will see 1t
nlsn ILnLe Inn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27

The law of 1876 provides that the Board of
Health shall consist of five members; II at at
least three of these shall be members of the Priuy
Council, and that they shall be appointed by the
King in Privy Council. The Minister of Foreign
Afrairs has been appointed as President of the
Board of Health contrary TO the provisions of this
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-27
PIANO TUNING,

nDARgiEs OESIRING tn HAVE THEIR
Pianos Tuned and Regulated Win and Il greatly -
their advantage 70 secure the services Of Mr. isiDOk
kOsENCRASTz, formerly In charge OF the Pianos Ia
the well-known Collcge Of Notrc Dame
Communications leit At r. @. Thrum's store or
Palmer's Drug store 81