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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

LONDON March 24-l2:3U MI bonds. fear per cents.
1874 Atlantic and first MORTGAGE trnsteoS
certificates. ASH second. 49, ka @ss Illinois CeotrA ale
1879; New York Central, 1866 Pennsylvania Central, %
Reading 30is
Marcn 2t,:0O o. m.Par1s ang1ces duote three
rentes 20 centines TOR the account
LONDON. March 24-3 p NIB r silver Is quoted al
6lISIsd. per ounce. -
LoSDos March 2f4:c0 D. mConsols. iolsr for money
and O5rs account bonds four per cent? ilgls;
four ana half per cents ll6l three and half cents
l04 Atlantic and Greal Western first mortgage rusiees
cern6cates 47a Erie, 37si Illinois Central lS9sa Read
ing. 29i9
LONDON. Narch 24-1:3O U-rhe amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank Of England ON balance todsy &vOVo
LONDON. March 23-o m-Par1s advices quote three
% francs II centlmes the account
PARIS March 23-5;OO Z. m.-Exehange GA Loadon ID
francs 20 centlmes chockA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

BUFFALO March 2i-CAruE-Recepts to-day 1880 head |;
total for week thus far s0o head time last week
900 head consumed through 900 cara good demand a.
Choice 10 Extra Steers So Is 0S6 So prospects good
sHERP LAMBs-secepts to-day. 400 head: total for
week thus 10000 time week. 1000
head consigned through 20 cars market steady with
fair demand best disposed Of sales Fair 10 Good
Western sheep IS SO Qs6 25 Choice 70 tane SO 500 SO 49,
western Lambs. Light 20 Choice 80 65G$6 10.
HOOs-Reeept 5000 head total Tor week thus far
29650 head; time last week ~ 900 head consigned
through 1853 market steady and FIRM Eastern tade
sales York Weighs GOOD 70 Choice So 90qsI 10; Light
50 80 1856 &c. Good Medium Weights 81 l5G$7 30 Pigs 500
So 30
CHICAGO; March 2i-Hoos-Recepts, 5000 head; ship
mens 1000 head; general demand fair; good stock hr
Common. Mixed and Light &c. lower; Common ~ Good
Mixed So S5GS6 20. Heavy Packing and shppne - COG
g. 20 Phadephias end LardeTs, 81 30d 30; Light Hogs
So SOoS8 7j skips Culls, 50 1895.
CArTLE-Reeelpts 5000 head; shiDments, $500 head
prices lOGl6c higher market pronounced the highest on
record quality not good; Extras offered exports
So 50@s l2 Good 10 Choice shipping So 0as6 4O com
mon To FAIR 80 4O9S5 so Mixed Butchers Stock ~ 5Og
50 40; Grass Texans 80 30 SockeT Feeders In liberal
supply and slow at S34S5 CO.
SHEEP Receipts, 1000 mead; shpments 700 head market
sctqe and firm with full prices Medium ~ 509
80 90 Medium 10 Good s. 70dS6 Choice 70 Extra So Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25
LONDON WOOL SALE.

LONDON March 24Foowtng Go the Mooi sales OF Thurs
dav m detail: 225 bales Port PhlAp-Fleeee l2L1d0
sJd. secured ID ereAsy, Ggd9lll gd locks
eoes ga M Od Lambs 5laa31 sd 1904 bales 81 dncy
and Oucep-iand- rod lj9d greasy Sdd I'D.
and pieces. 7da .82di 1881 bAes Adeade-Feeee l5d
pieces 6L AihOd 7Ol bales New Zealaud-Fleece l92ld
socurod. 4110i zGs greasy, 6isd LID
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NEw-YUKK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH g. 1892

state fed 1874 at sos. 81 state do. Ill D. at To- ls6
Pennsylvania Lambs. IS d, at Tee.
Newton G1ett sold lO2 Illinois Sheep, 80 d. ct 50 40,
40 do, lot 10, at &c.
HOGS Receipts 22 Of 1887 head-12 cars at
4oth and 10 1t CITY Total since SATURDAY
S S3 head against 2O0i7 head for the corresponding time
last week Dressed Hogs advanced to 9c on Change yes
eray and slsught would paid 81 40 per 100 To-
day for Prime Corn Fed Hogs alive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL March 2s-2 m.-Pork-PTime Mess Eastern.
steady IT slL Bacon-CambcriaBe
Cut steady at l5 short kD steady al SgGdi Long clear
1864 short Clear steady at AZ UsmsIong Cut
steady 60 Shoulders duh at 1864 BeeIDdia Mess al
10; Extra Mess dll 49, Prime Mess dull az ID Lard
Prime estern duh at 53od TallOw-Pnme CITY dul
40. TuTpennne-sprts steady at iJL Rosln-Fine eu
1854; Common steady at 6rd Cheese-Amercan Choice
duh at 6l6d Lard on none here Flour state steady
1884. Wbeat--No. l White duh az l0ld No spriDg.
dan 1 los Winter New Western, AZ l0.3d Corn
Mixed. steady AZ 62d news 81 I'd. for Oln. -
LONDON. March 24-l:3O D.m.-CaCuta Lnseed 43bd 11T
per quarter sperm OIL &726a73 per ton Pale Rosn. 40
1860. spirits Turpentne, s5l3dd46. per ewI kehDed
petroleum. 5aa5 "a sprts Of Petroleum 1917 I'D per gan
Common ROsin. I'D Liuseed Oh k23 10. per ton.
LIVERPOOL, March 24-Receipts OF Wbeat Tor ths rss
three days 10000 ceutals including $1,000 Aner1-
nan
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON March 2fTbere "a change In wool of any I'm
porsnes The market dnll and forced .aes ear OIL oc
nd this remark nc nfes AL Bibs oI
Wool even No Feoce and cInoi stoeuens .na' -
aiyely u ONO
syyanis Fleeces have been 43ai5c for XXX aud
Xxx and above with choice xxx az s7sc, bot f2ds4e IN
that and will bring Michigan and VS.
comm Feecos ben selling 4vd42e for and ao -
Combing and Deaine selections have Dea se
ing 43d4sc per Unwashed Combing Il dnl an ovoa
Kentucky bias been sold at 2saSc snd d nary o. oi
Fseces have been steady demand VIII ass ~
25e32o Fine 26932o Medium, With cboce seso
tons from "a a36c per 10 California Wool IL lmet Dns
lot o. choice fall sold az 22dzIc per ~ Pune1
WOoi has steady demand and Choice Maine ana
Eastern supers been 5000 Par to Good at 80
a44c. Common at 32935c Choice California Pulled Of 40
soc In Australia Wool there has been consherable olH
the sales to about 100000 s Of winch ls3VOv
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River Vessels and RrNrortS
NEw-YoRK. Friday. March "a. 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25
? GRAIN II TIE UNIrLD STATES AMI


EINNN BAGGING-lulet unchanged.
HEMP, ETC Manila quiet at ior0lc. 10 arrive and on
SPOT and SEA S & !q5e Pref q a at SSSc Inc
I%S rT ase ay eoga m hsG a0a G SeSs
6Ga6jc. straw, No. l Rye, 7O075c. short Rye jOaGOc
iii DEs-continued IN fair demand ana firm Dry
M6o,ay dec 20 TO ~ h. te cOTcnes and oncora %
70 n 22a22 c Rio Grande 90 to % ~ u AZ c; can
vera cru Is 10 20 b. sGGl9c TruSio iG to b. isl
lsac Wet eated-Bueaos AVIS Ok 90 TO 90 H. Izal2.ac
30 TO 40 d. ga2 9o Ie1as 0I ana So~ 90 90 99 d. log
OK 30 10 40 %, lOalOte5 all elected
HoPo-Business sill very light and prices in
Sle; ood to Fine 81 d2a Fair Good og2e Poor 20
to Fair, 1Oaljc Crop OF 1919 Fair ~ Prime
mETAIs-American Pig Iron was steady, but bust
continues limited Deyene on old clnuacts pogr sses
no NH mi iSS VIZ s1lcS Of 90 tins vo1.
gsies rpO ted We quote Eginton 80 Oas24 earn
hroe SO Coitness s26 5Ogs!7 Gengarnaeh S5 Carts
cher1e. so S00$26 Iangloan SO SoaS2I Mdtlesboro
iron quoted at f25 for KegeaT steel Rails STEADY and
qg7 a, 'S n ths 's lion III a ISL 1t AZ 49,
500 old Rails unchanged and quiet $40 80 Tor rs"
for Wrought from yard and $50 5OGs3i MOL to arrive
ins2t CCPper nm ana u s s5 ~ 81 9f 81;
Stra4 aud n2jc f0T English Tin Plates firm and ia de-
IS 81 ec Coke I'm S5 il4Gt5 30 do TSrne $3.50 i2
Lead quiet 5dj5c for Common Domestic and &c for
RcDued spelter dull at 54qCc for Common Domestic and
aie New Oreans 5J973c Porto Rico o. 4G5c; Refining
stock Im at SdS9o for 20" test the demand fair but the
supply Immediately available is small
NANAL STOKES iiOsin- firm though qulet; the
offerings very moderator Good SuneI a. ~ llnf2 40
spirits Turpcnne ruled firm and quiet a. % d57 &c. the
offerings ver reserved and Tho southern and
show much strength Tar 81 90 for large and -
small lots, Gig Pitch. - 10
OIL CAKiFIn. and fair rates reported ~ S27 TO-
OCEAA IAkIGL rates were without impIoE sment
bush. GRAIN I'D, 100 boxes BACON etc. l0s rs cd:
5000 Cheese Ia 3D. 500 bul Flour. Is. 300 tons
DO the rough, e. Cd small lot, OF reet ~ Pork IT, sd
Oh case H. % log9 PIGS heAsaremeat Goc-s = To- a
LOSDON, stsam. Gnin quoted 2lgoSd $50 bbL Flour,
j. sd. 5000 sacks do lOL., small lots ~ Bacon
and Lard, l7s. 6l.a-Os; Cheese, z2s; 5d' Taio y.
la Ga, beei. %. I'd. Pork 2Ai Oh Cake 100, 200
tons Measurement Goods los GLASGOW, steam,
qnotoi I'D; 750 bb Flour, -. Cd 5000 sacks do
i2s I'd l,OOD pkgA Provisions 20si Cheese 20s IshOH,
o. Bee IS o. PORK, D. Cd, on CAKE, los 4les 6ei
IIopA I'D; 500 pigs Muasureuent Goods, IDS.
BHisrOIs steam, Grain quoted I'D Flour, Is %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

Ygw.YoRK March 24.Tho following the total
Lnrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
R6ooipts Shipments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-08

CAUTION. N.-AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES.
We CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE
AND THE PUBLIC to the well known quality and
elegance of finish of our gold cases guaranteed by
us to be of eighteen karat gold I. ). Mint assay,
or of fourteen karat gold, may be stamped and
also to our mode Of selling the same, charging only
for the ACTUAL WEIGHT Of the gold used, and not
lr the base metal comprised in springs, key pipes,
lpCling of crown, &c. To illustra which tag
Io9a 'npanies each Of gold cases, which
a. bill indicates not only the gross weight Of the
felating1t also the weight Of the gold. Our
d to the p all STERLING quality-925-1O0O fine.
er bills on lATIoN THE ABOVE. desire TO say
hin old plan Of charging for the gross weight
,5a - case, as if it were all gold, worked well
=. - IN long the manufacturers were content
~ ~ the amount Of brass and steel actually re-
.Ired in its construction but when the business
,{as degraded into contest to who should get
the most base metal into the least quantity Of
gold, and call il a GOLD case, then the time came
when in the interest Of dealers in American
watches it became necessary to adopt a plan Of
selling. showing the buyer exactly how much GOLD
each case contained. In adopting this method. we
act in conformity with the earnest wishes Of the
\ leading houses Of the trade, some Of whom have
oalready undertaken to carry out the same idea in
their own business-AiERICAS WATCH CoNPANY
Waltham, Mass. NJ. MISERYY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied the most liberal
terms ju23 3m.
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y UEaavHos W

saa:VJ slippers; veil. The DIR.
has the ~ congratulations - everybody, and
we no less assured that our community is happy
in the thought that lady most amiable and culti-
waited has been added to our society.
We understand that Of the residents Of this
district has sustained most serious loss in the
shape Of his horses tail, which some practical Joker
in very artistic style undertook to shave, leaving
the unfortunate animal with only a stump dock.
Not content with the fun at this stage, they con-
sdcrately undertook 10 inform the public OF the
fact by posting placards az various public places
in which graphically described the disaster
which had bcfalen him. II will, no doubt, be
somewhat consoling 10 respected citizen 20 feel
that he has the sympathy Of the entire community
Such fun ID is reprehensIble in the extreme, and
we still hope lforlorn) that these jokers may yet
smile on the other side.
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[rnoM OUR own connEsrospENr. ]

The DR.. reports another case Of gun powder ac-
cident-causing the loss Of finger and serious
wound in the leg 70 young native boy, at Homo
makau.
Frequent showers over most 81 the district Civ
ing plenty Of moisture for cane but hardly enough
Tor funIi.G-purposes and, the latter is only for
a few lucky ores we, that cart, satisfied, and
the humors time viii soon come.
Some one cut to hair ali off the tail Of Mr..
Nichols horse few nights since, making the ami
nal look rather odd and giving the flies great
advantage over him. II not the right thing 10
do, and some one ought 90 feel a good deal OF
shame for doing il. We also learn that his wife's
horse had the same cause 81 complaint the follow
ing night We hope il will not become epidemic
the doctors say.
Drs. Kimbau and Thompson operated on a ma
tive woman Wednesday last for cancer Of the
breast, the whole breast was removed and the wo-
man thus far is doing splendidly with every
chance of good recovery. The woman IL a resident
Of Lahaina. hospital would ensure good results
We notice two fine thoroughbred skye terriers
brought 10 the Messrs. Thompson by DIR. Kimball.
they are fine rattsrs and Of best English blood
stock. They are reported even soon, to DO do
ing good work in the field.
The railroad is doing big work on the Kohala
plantation gulch. 1t would do Honolulu people
good 10 see what skill and pluck can overcome
We are glad to see the two Misses Renton and
Miss Hind in Kohaa. They have returned for the
vacation. We shall be glad when they graduate,
district does not like to lose its young ladiea
for the greater part Of the year
Church sociable at Miss Kinds Friday evening.
Quite a large attendance and good time as usual.
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the laving of which was noted in the DaiL~N.
the 1st was fashioned a recess in which wa.
following documents and articles Weekly P. c.
Of July ist: Daily P. c. 4. of July 3D. bulletin Of
July Sd. Gazette, of June 21st; Saterddy Press
of July Ist: 10 HIrHij Pde At2G of jan
uarv 9th and June 24th; all # the cur
rent year. Copy Of Appropriation Bill Of Legisla-
tive Assembly 1882. Silver coin, 81 American, date
1873 81 Mexican date 1879 % cent piece American,
date 1862 10 cent piece American. date 1876.
Planters Monthly for April; Nouldj"g Book, pub
lshed by George Lucas: Cabinet size photographs
Of His Majesty THE KING, the Queen, the Prin-
cess Regent Liiuokalani, Likelike and daughter,
Kaiulani, H. H Ruth Keelikolani Queen Dowager
Emma. and Governor DominIs. Also group
TicrTre of the ROYAL family, the government
bnilding and palace. The whole accompanied by
a velIum scroll setting forth the purposes for
which the building was erected; the names OF the
present Pope. the King the Vicar Apostolic and
other clergy Of the Mission, resident inH0nolulu.
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ANSWER TO MANY CoRREsPoNDESTs.-In reply 10
numerous inquiries, concerning the wonderful quail
ities Of the Great German Remedy, St. Jacobs Oil,
mentioned in our last issue, we would inform them
that the article may be obtained from our retail
druggists OF by their aid. Ask for st. Jacobs OIL
and if the dealer does not keep in stock he will be
able to procure 1t in few days from the wholesale
houses. We understand there IS already an lmIe-
date demand for the remedy, which Is not very sur
prisng when it Is considered what IS daily accom-
plishing in the way Of relief and bordering
in some instances on the miraculous,
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G, 0, BERGER.

G. 0. BERGER,
10. KAAHUMANU ST. -,.pfr..ts +,
IRE PROOF. FIRE Kt:,aiI-Hawnii.
/ fu Wo Kshauu, North KOna w
An Chan : hchune. Makspala, North KOhsla NJ
Il Davis .,Iis Ksilaa S9Tth hIaa gsu,sus
- Nav Kiau. Naalehu, Kau q
Is Is GpellHs G7aen%sil nait Eaiakala North KOna
S S Ab6M Al Sm 1efnRs Haaf haafas h16Rai N0'A N0h'i'
Is Chun Co, Kapaau North KGhala
70 Goo KsiopihI. North Kohala
% % Ao4a sG Msn h2leRGePGh RRaoph me North Kobala
IS c y Aiona, Punahoa nilo
80 Quon sing Lung & Co Pueo Hilo
ReIniI-Mnui
G II Dickey, Hamakuapoko
40 10 E1iT-u Kainaabs. Nolokai
9DW kamannTai' hanpo' Hans
Il Claus sprscLels. Kahului
Is Wong liam. Grove Ranch, Makawso
10 Linn Kon Kee Kipahulu. Hans
Tong sing, kaanapah
VictnniiGg.
l J NJ Lawlor Co, Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu
/ Amana, Puueo, HiIo, Hawaii
3 Lee sing. Nuuanu street. Honolulu
Edward BatSheIoE S.sIe r, waiigkg, .a g.s9i Maui
Il 6gaS 6g Se r5as M 'a Psia Ris MsRaWsS WsSa' Maui
Is 6h0ns. Karaau. Kohsla, Hawaii
70 Amoosa, UIupalakua. Maui
- Kee, Kipahulu, Hama. Maui
- II Was Ching Mannakea street Honolulu ,,
. Cum Chnn foTneT ] aoe4 & aGa aAgaskef s's' Honolulu
OF y ay P0Te JacEs5n ats.i5 Hotel street Honolulu
NhOIesnIe.
! Lyman Bros; Merchant street, Honolulu
T Il Davies, Ksahumanu street,
Is q Tucker. Queen street,
70 II Nay & Co, Fort street,
Billiards
l Gore Esrinda. wailuku. Maui
Lahains,
~ l J NJ Lawlor K Co, Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu
" 10 Thomas NJ Y Hart. Hsmakus, Hawaii
E. ! kualsku. Fish Market, Honolulu
ent + G McCaudless. Fish Market. Honolulu
i've > II KalUaaha Wailuku. Maui
. RaluaahA, Waihee, Maui
Cake PeddIinE
Il Alama. Maui, lSIakawao)
ChouE san Honolulu
II; - Aksu. KohanaIki, North Rohsla Hawaii
BOHI.
Kaelenlakule, Hilo, Hawaii
y EaLuluus.
L = Puuiui, Honolulu
Butcher.
20 EaUvealoha, North Kohss, Hawaii
% Shipman Elderts HilO, Hawaii
- Pork Butcher.
% Aalous, Waihee, Maui
whOiesaIe Spirit.
T II Davies. Kashumsnu street, Honolulu
Retail Spirit.
PcddIing.
70 P T Thornton, Kingdom, (donOlulu)
Lnpauu.
Il Daniel Napela Moloksi
Fire Arms.
. II NJ Dovsett, ROns, Oahu
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- ~ - -
SELECTED POETRY.
The Song of the Camp.

The Song of the Camp.
BY B,TsED 1ATLoE-
CThis poem Is founded a vyeII-knovn incident in
CrineaH wsr.f
Give us = song the soldiers cried,
The outer trenches guarding.
when the heated guns Of the camps allied
Grew weary Of boInbAriing.
The dark Redan, in silent scof.
Lay grim and threatening. under;
And the gloomy mouth Of the MalskoG
No longer belched its thunder
There pause The GuardsnAn said
&" We storm the forts tomorrow
Sing while We may another day
VIII bring enough Of sorrow."
They lay along the bsttery's side.
Below the smoking csnnoE-
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyde
And from the banks Of shannon
They sang Of love- aud not Of fame
Forgot Was Britsin's glory
Each recalled different name.
But all sung Annie T. a1rie-
Voice after voice caught mp the song.
Until its tender passion
Rose, like an anthem rich and strong
Their battle eve confession
Dear girl her name he dared not SPEAK
Yet. as the song grew louder,
Something upon the soldiers cheek
Washed of the stains Of powder.
Beyond the dArkening ocean burned
The bloody sunsets embers.
while the Crimesn valleys learned
How English love remembers
And snce again a IRE Of hell
RAined the Russian quarters,
With stream Of shot and burst Of she'll
And believing Of the mortars.
And Irish Nora's eyes Al dim,
For sin ger dumb and goryi
And English Mary mOurns for him
Who sang Of - Annie Laurie
All ? soldiers, 10 your honOred rest
Your truth and vaIor bearing
The brGysst the tenderest-
The loving the daring
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No RUBBING OUT THE RECoKD.-When sub
stance has certain powers claimed for It. and every
bo5 testifes that il does more than Is claimed for
il 10 gainsav its worth useless This is the sub
stance Of St Jacobs Oil record.
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rIat OF outbreak should occur. and who can teii
~. On on whom have the people to depend .
Our troubles may not arise among the Cbinaeo
Slone out we must guard against disorder anon,
tISrei1gners' !I and even Hawaiians He referred t3
1ne large numbers of men employed on nIantaO
tlons and deplored the fact that if toIdaI- a
t should occur on any of the plantation
f51a pianterS would have to defend themselves
A'elerTih8 TO the statement of Hon. Noble Sn,itL
lega[9ing the lmprobability of an outbreak ~
any any alsquetnde in the country, His ExceIiency
sald that the absence of the Hon Noble in OaIt!
Iand' California, offered no criterion bv Iv6in,
20 e. Jaage that he knew much about the internS
anairS |. arr OF the country. tLaughter) He deemed
Il the duty Of th9 Government to be watcbf1t
2Ver @ the peace and safety of the peonIe and
oeiIsvea preyenton better than cure, vet this
re" L OF the Ministry was for the action of the
assembly: The Ministry considered their dntv
lone in advancing it, and could now acouiesa iS
he decision of the Assembly ''''0 l"
Hon. Noble Bishop said that the more diec,
ION there was on the subject the more onn"saI
e was 70 voting for the appropriation a. 60.
esSness became apparent -
e p
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IS, Iolanl Col
aonthly meet
ming next, at
IS, an
granting
grossment regular
the 1st of com
/ Second rea6h..
/ Chapter VII Il III
substitute a new
geInesEgy of Hawa
seIe2 committee col
hamano, 1Iahoe, p
Second reading OF
OF the Civil Code.
constables. Refer
IN charge certain OF.
Second reading G
LNII of the Penal {
mitigate. Ordered
prOyimO.
At 2:55 the Hous
this friday mA;1.
-.IilDlt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-08

n case Of Palmer & Co.'S Ginger Ale will
dc you more good than two weeks vacation.
Try it.-ADT.
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From letter received our London correspondent
we learn that on May End, violent earthquake oc-
CURED at the Azores, destroying churches public
buildings and many houses,
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n. residing IN the Eastern rnited STATE. a..
PoS,.-. uy snclosnr Grrenbacks or Cultes s,s,..
css vi - soeh anoaot a. the, par ana ths,
-, I'ea As Per above table, for the time raid ~,
slloSes = S5sNa Nasds, when PREPAID FoR A ma ar,
olseooni nom these rats. which are eer trsr,,s.,
1' ~ben paid or charged quarterly.
e : SINGLE copies Of the ApvEErisFE Ten Cent. -. -.
'i'een Cents hy the dozen. one Dollar nen ehArgea
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HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLAND
BUSINESS GatGs.

- Legal Documents drawn Bills Coileetso so.dStsd
- Account, kept aud General Office WORK ., I Sov1
Patronage solicited. Commissions Moderate ePs so2
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the 18th day Feb1u.
OF members Monday appointed
we're IN danger, tRer Of Oahu Prison IN place OF MT - n
r0e8n relations, Hon entered upon me oute oi MS oAoe
can upon men-ofwar hau ulse ol tue Il'eInoo"'
maintain
ms reahce on the of
lor himself and for his colleagues
uIu not wish at to have
foreign assistance The Cbn s the Police Court
the duty to provide points ped last evening" heFe
with jealous care for public safety
armed force ia ,eetine of veter-
alone Oahu alone but for all tLrd y for Thnrs
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Health Department. Honolulu, H. I.

MoRTUARY REPORT JUNE, 1882.
total number Of deaths reported the month Of
June was 80, distributed follows
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RE AS o N A BL E
8. Th
PETER- 'Nra
PRO-
NEWS OF THE WEEh

he spOHERE will be a Gospel Temperance meeting 1
refereethel this evening, which all are invited
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IS not intended t1 a 1aeeting of veter-
alone, but for all theend Navy for Thurs
lal. If at any time a Hotel,
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Males s................... % : Females.
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