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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31
Important Sale Of City Real Estate.

Benz. b. Combs, ct al, In the N ME- 2
Mary z. Combs, ct al, Chancery.
nv virtue Of decree OF the Municipal Court
of Wheeling, entered in the above cause on
the 2Srd day Of February, lSs2, the undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1882,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to
sell at public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
the following described several parcels OF
highly improved city property:
First-Part Of lot 81, on the northwest corner
OF Market and Twenty-fouIth streets, In the
forty (iOy feet on Twenty Fourth street from
said corner, and sixty six ee6) feet on Market
street from said corner, having on said ground
q two.story brick with store-room on the nrst
as o saloon, and four .or five rooms on second
floor; and also west Of The brick on Twenty
fourth street, a small frame structure.
Second-The south one-half OF lot twenty.
seven Is. u lot No. % on sthe east side OF
Twenty-fifth streets, in the Sixth ward, with
the two and one-hah stt ~ brick thereon, cons
tanning seven rooms, with gas and water.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third, and as much
more as the purchaser or purchasers may
equal installments at twelve and eighteen
months respectively, with interest from the
day of sale. the purchaser TO give his notes
for such defer ed pay ments with good security,
''">' FIG. CRACRAFT,
lib. FERGUSON,
Special Commissioners.
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY,
August s. 1882. T.. q. CRACRAFr
II. B FERGUSON,
jy3la Special Commissioners.
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saw apvERr,sEmsnrs.
Notice 10 Contractors.

CsEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED "PR0-
- posals for Curbings and Crossings will
Be received by the Board Of Public Works OF
isSa' for Furnishing and setting new curbings
and CROSSINGS and resetting old curbings and
crossings, on Chapline street FROM Eleventh
TO Fourteenth; on Market from Eleventh
Wheeling Creek 10 Twenty fourth street; on
Main street from Twelfth street 10 Wheeling
Creek. -
a copy OF specifications may be had by APP
piying az the ofiice OF the Board, llSs Main
Street.
The contractor will be required to enter into
bono for the faithful performance OF the work.
Name of the surety to be offered must ac-
company the proposal.
The Boald reserves the right to reject any
or eli proposals. B. A. GALLIGAN,
iySli Clerk.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Col. sen's Tactic. and ao'd'solose Can

vass.
RurkeTsbur0 Sentinel.
In the First district Mr.. Good seems to
be making enough Roadway as q candidate
20, at this writing, indicate his nomination
for Congress. Sol. Wilson, who is candi-
date, is not doing much work, so far as our
public information goes. but he Is dill
gently mending his fences wherever they
are out Of repair, and keeping himself
posted as to the tactics of his competitors.
He maintains close correspondence with
his friends and is carefully advised OF the
topography of the land in every county in
the district. Those who imagine he is do
ing nothing will find themselves wonder
fully mistaken on the day OF the conyen-
ton, unless between now and then ne
changes his mind and concludes not to
make the race.
Good has made close personal, canvass
of the district, and is quite sanguine OF his
nomination, and We hope he may get 1t.
He deserves it. His Democracy, aud party
fidelity, and his ability recommend him as
as q person whom the Democrats of that
district should delight to honor with the
nomination.
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Mnfiea In Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS., ENDORSED "PR0-
- posals for Paving will be received by
The Board of Public Works Of the City OF
Wheeling up T. noon OF August D 80, ior pay,
ing and repairing the coopie paNements OF
One proposal for repairing cobble pave
mtnts on Chspline street from Eleventh 10
Fourteenth stieet. On Market street from
E1eyenth TO wheeling Creek. On Main street
from wheeling Creek to Twenty fourth street.
ANOTHER proposal for repairing Main street
rom Twelfth street TO Wheeling Creek,
A copy of specifications may De NAG oy APP
The contractor will be required TO enter into
bond for the faithful performance OF the work.
The name OF the surety TO De onered In the
The BOARD reseryesthe right to reject any or
all proposals, b. a. SAlLivfnaS5
h iy3li Sierh'
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..The Register.''

Wheeling Sunday Leader.
This paper has reached its twentieth
year, and appears to be constantly improv-
ing. We congratulate the proprietors upon
their success in founding and conducting a
paper to such prosperity as has befallen the
REGISTER. Messrs. BAKER & Co. deserve
commentator. When we reflect that they
began in this city with but little capital,
and recall the discouragements of the
times, We cannot help but think that they
have done well. Now that twenty years
have passed, and We find the REGISTER still
with us, with every appearance of wealth
and an immense aid increasing circula-
ton, We say that the feeble beginning has
terminated in what We hope May be last
ing success EStO pcTDettd
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Grafton and Greenbrier Road.

OTWtOH Eugt.
The president and directors Of the Graf
ton and Greenbrier Railroad held a meet
ing at Grafton, on Tuesday, and decided to
prosecute the work with energy. The
engineer corps is actively engaged in max.
ing the permanent location of the road,
and will continue their work until they
reach Phi,ippi. The Board has determined
Just as soon as ten miles of the location is
made, to let the same to contract, and it is
expected that within thirty days the work
of construction will commence. The COM
pany has purchased the property at the
mouth of Threefork, South Grafton, which
is an important acquisition, in view Of the
interests of the road.
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"In taking a view Of the political situ-
alton in the Fourth District" says the
Wayne County Adroedte, 1--WE are salts
fled that the Hon. EUSTACE GIBSON, Of
Csbell county, will receive the nomina-
ton for Congress. There will be Sl6
votes in the convention, of which l59
will be necessary TO a choice. Captain
GIBSON now has instructed for him In
Wayne county 40 votes, in Cabel 80,
and in Lincoln 20, making total of 90,
which is sixty votes short OF a nomina-
ton. We understand he will have at
least half the vote Of Putnam, on the
first ballot, and a strong following in
Roane county, which has twenty-four
votes. The indications are that after q
few complimentary ballots have been
cast for home candidates, that GIBSON
wiz get the vote Of Mason (3S), and all
the vote Of Putnam (lsl, which, with
five additional votes from the other
counties secures the nomination.
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THE PRESIDENT MTsT VETO.

President ARTHUR has the opportun-
ity of an administration in the demand
for veto Of the River and Harbor Bill.
The bill, says that able Republican
journal, the Philadelphia Press, is ex-
trayagant in amount and full of gross
iayOritism in its distribution. II Is de-
nounced by the press of both parties,
and approved by no journal of emf
nence; of all the lavish expenditures of
a lavish session it has earned an evil
pre-eminence, and public disapproval
centres upon measure which
has no defenders but its beneh-
Charles. a veto will be q
signal proof that, however easy it may
be for composite majority made uD Of
the extravagant of both parties, welded
by the cohesive force of public plumber
and welded by its distributors to pass
such bill, public economy will still be
protected by the veto power of a Presi-
dent, elected under professions of econ
omy and personally pledged to make
the acts Of appropriation bills tally with
the words ofParty platform. The pivot
and turning point of the approach
ing canvass Is to be the charge
of extravaganza and the demand for
q reduction of taxation. The last is
committed TO a Commission whose
recommendations are certain to tighten
the burdens OF the people at date as
early as any reduction Of taxation Sc
riously proposed at this session. All
such, with the exception Of the sugar
remission, looked to reduction at the
close of the fiscal year 1888. The chief
argument against the bill is its size. 1t
spends too much. Year by year this
abuse grows.
Ample time exists for the passage OF
another measure, if this is vetoed. No
public interest will suffer. Fit appro-
priations will survive. Let veto purge
the wheat from the chaff.
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Lewis County's Man.

Judge John Brannon is strongly urged
from different portions of the Congressional
district TO become candidate for Congress,
and if he should consent to the use OF his
name in this connection he will 60 into the
convention with large support and fair
chance of receiving the nomination. His
nomination would insure his election by a
large majority, and as Lewis county has
given Democratic msjorities in every Con"
Rressionsl contest since the formation OF
the State, 1t would be but graceful act on
the part of the Democrats Of the district to
tender the nomination this year to one Of
the prominent Democrats of this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31
An Ably Conducted Journal

The Cered0 Enterprise.
The daily Wheeling REGISTER reaches US
regularly. 1t is now one of the most ably
conducted journals in the country. The
daily edition should be taken by every
business man in the State. The Weekly
REGISTER is model newspaper, and every
farmer besides taking his county paper,
should have the weekly REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31

COOP reports of the harvest in the
great wheat-growing region Of Cslifor-
MIA come to stil further discourage and
depress the spectators, who are en-
deayoring to put up the price Of bread.
The California harvest Of this year IS
reported to be the most abundant ever
witnessed In that State.
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Advantages Of rAking the Register.
MfrffDSb,fro Fn,ie,Arnrfenk

The Wheeling Daily RseIsrxR can be
had at oden's Book Store at u o'clock, the
day it is issued, Thus an opportunity Is
afforded to get Wheeling daily, contain.
ing all the telegraphic and other news, just
as soon rs the Baltimore dailies can be had
here. The advantasesrof the RxesrER is
in giving all the State news political and
otherwise. in addition to the Hme tele-
graphic news found in the Baltimore pa.
pers.
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A wosthy Selection.


The friends of Mr.. w. H. Arnold, of the
Cadiz Sentinel, have brought him out as a
candidate for the Democratic Congressional
nomination and We understand that he is
willing to accept the nomination. 1t will
give us a great deal of pleasure to support
Mr.. Arnold for Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31

Our Ohio neighbors are having a
feast of sensations. No sooner had the
Martins Ferry razor become celebrated
than the work of the Steubenville re-
volver was heralded over the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31

Oven two hundred delegates from
different parts Of Massachusetts, assem-
bled in Boston, last week, to form an
organization to resist prohibitory legis-
IatioD. 1t Is the purpose OF the league
% establish branches in all the cities
and towns of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31
Appearances are DeeeitfaI.

Fdiymont HldeT.
1t looks now as if Hon. J. Hanson Good
will bag the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the First District. Col. Ben is
apparently making no effort. and it actual.
" looks as If the old war horse had fed the
field. However, things are not always
what they SEEM"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31

THE Democrats Of Jefferson county
elected delegates, last Friday, to the
second District Congressional Conven-
ton. They are in favor of the nominal
ton Of Mr.. DANIEL B. Lucas, OF that
county
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APracfieaI Farmer.

BdWfhnOTe lSun,
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, in addi-
ton to mis- other numerous business en-
gagsments, is also a practical farmer, and
this year there have been cut and cured
upon his Deer Park Md farm upwards OF
800 tons Of hay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31

TIC WILSON ought to be an indie
pendent candidate, because he can
stand so much whipping.
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Harrison County Need Not Apply.

A. C7drksbtug Iete0Tdml
For the benefit of the Richie GdsettS who
dominates everybody for Congress in
all the districts in the State, We announce
that no Harrison County man he has men.
toned will get the nomination for Con-
gress. We love you, Morris, but Skinny on
your own side. You have more work in
the Fourth than you can perform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31

THE Wood County Convention was
regular love-feast. LEONARD and
JACKSON agreed to go it 'alf and 'alf.
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RE.ASskSsMENr OF PRoPERrY.

RITCHIE county "booms" for "Mun"
JACKSON,
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We suggest to the quarreling factions in
the second district that they drop both
Hoge and Lucas and take up some new
man, like Travers or Boyd Faulkner. This
advice is good and it is free.
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The Coming Ticket.

Utica Observer.
Rough design for a Republican PreSiden-
tial ticket for 1884:
For President,
JAY A. HUBBELI, of Michigan.
For Eice-President,
BENJAMIN BUTTERwoRTH, OF Ohio.
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Hixhly Interestins:asd raIl sf Preeti-
cal Iafsrnast>a-

The letters Of the Nes England CORES
pondent Of the wHxkEfss RrslsrER on.the
workings of the liquor prohibition Law.
are highly interesting and fusl Of practical
Information. - s ~
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THAT River and Harbor Bill is a reg
ular "gusher."
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NOTICE TO SUBScRLBKR&
The date praated on tie traPper Of
saeApaper denotes the time sOhen the ssf6-
scrtpRon eTsotres.
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Platform.

1. Millions for ourselves. and per cent.
from the others.
.. We point with pride to -- -
Suppressed by Anthony Comstock.)
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DIED..

DIED.
OA.snnday July ~ ~, al i;s A. NJ.
and months.
Funeral from her late residence, No. SIS
Coal street, Tuesday, August LIST, at 2 p. n.
Friends are invited, Interment ct Mt. Wood
cemetery.
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C2drss6urg Telegram.
Weston has three candidates for Congress
-Brannon, Lively and Bennett.
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/ HAD Chronic Catarrh badly. I took
Peruna- am very much better. J. Will
Jams, Midway, Pa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
ssriou. Accident at waiakea.

ONE MAN KuLEn, rwlNTI-ryE MN INJURED.
Oae Of the most serious accidents that has ever
Happened ON the Islands occurred at waiakea
Plantation. Hilo, just before the LRelist sailed.
Il has bean the custom for two years past for the
Locomotive TO pull car load of men to their work
and 20 leave the car on the track for the mon TO
come home ON IN the evening the track having a
grade of FROM 25s 10 a. in the 100 Tho men had
been repeatedly warned Of the danger of allowing
the car to get too much way on On the after
noon in question, MeSsrs. Young and Kennedy
we're Just returning from tour around the fields
when they saw the car rushing down the track at
express speed IL appears that when the car was
ready to start, couple of gangs Of men belonging
10 Messrs. Richardson and Akaua piled in with the
mill hands, IN direct Contradiction OF orders.
There were, altogether, - men in the car Instead
OF letting the car 60 gently, they permitted II 10
Increase its speed 30 much that when they attempt
Ell 10 stopit, they We're unable 10 do % When Mr.
Young noticed it, he calculates that il was loinc
a. the rate of 40 miles an hour smash WAS inev-
table, and he at once galloped towards the track
As soon as the car reached curve il gave bound
and shot the whole cargo of men into the air land
my them amongst lot of rocks and loose stones
One Chinaman died within a FEW minutes of the
Catastrophe, his breast being smashed completely
m aud about - OF the occupants were mere or less
injured. One Portuguese had his thigh broken
aud Norwegian had his knee disloclfed and TIE
lev ioue fractured. Mr.. YOUNG aid nj be conld n
Alleviate the suferings OF the wounded and Mr.
kennedy at once went to the mill for assistance.
The locomotive was at the spot within Il minutes
Of the Incident, and the sufferers ver removed ~
gently as the circumstances would allow DIS
Wetmore and Kittridge We're soon in attendance
aud every care was promptly given TO The wounded
men. On examination, it was found that only lC
OF 30 were seriously injured No blame attaches
TO the managers of the plantation in this matter as
the men had nIuple warming. All the wounded arc
having the greatest care shown them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
n SIS. Co,
COM MFR GAL,


of HONOLJ on, UiYft,h Se
continued dcartt Of shipph tse saas. .fr e-
=iir stir In our export trsde. 11ra-- '.. .r"ar.
Inns Ilrce quantities art ar.-'. ere-. aF-i.H
Of .srals is SLED IHa s.aaa a.-aua
,ei b. ha- net been cleared o.. a-- .al-. .aHar
ant commenced Ie'-rd~ .r ut.tE Dbl.
Tllhsr avaifs ag. l". HrlHra- trH.r Boston
I1inlvitH f1u cargo af ssHHHa.H.. r....
p9tl,ls .ls fa-, src'lt nar Es. HH-- l
|. INA f-u. Tfsrr7..~ ia--. r..
Coast are over due. The FIRST put Of the radc
That al viii doubt bring all these vessels into port
public only arrivals have been the Cassie Hayward
Humboldt, with cargo Of lumber, the Emerald
BY M Port Bskciy and the Australia from sgd
Approx
The departures comprise the ida schuaucr, and the
,lmr Australia for San Francisco.
Three lots OF Government land the Plains, Of an
aggregate measurement Of about acres realized 50
a7O on Wednesday last 8iessrs. Kuudsen and ". o.
smith were the purchasers.
The Legislative Assembly have not yet passed any
measures, that will in any way affect trade
Mass Meeting to advocate the total FERTILIZATION Of
the import Of sprituous liquors held last week as
natter Of trade interest find that the amount col
lect,d duties and licenses 1851 amounted to $751;
6a6U
. M Z. P Adams will hold his regular Cash Sale
tf.mOrrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
PASSENGERS.

For san Francisco, per Discovery, April .9th-G
Segelken. wife and children, Col Norris.
From WindUard Ports, per Likclusc May 1-Majo
Wodchouse A Cleghorn Mrs Kittidgc, + d
LoWrie Young, II \ Bridges, W Olsen, W II Hoi
nee A NJ Sprouil, c L Tisdalc, Mrs Rcutou, Miss {
Wight, } Lewis, Miss Wight, Miss NJ Wight, j Ward
JJoyce, ? Hastings, Mrs McIlIath, II CornwcI NJ
Taylor, Z Winston, b u Dsmng. Capt Taylor, y Kel
icy and wife, Miss Ahclo.
From sydney, per Australia May s-Alr \ + White
and seeragc and 10 cabin and 81 -tccrage In transit
for san Francisco.
FOR san Francisco, per Australia May sth-Geueral
Dimond, J d Spreckcls, Gov Halliday, Nolberg, i
Poster and wife. 7 Mollinseu and family, Dalton
Tartlcr, " Nccdham, II Meter J & fucker y NJ
Thompson, W q Hopper, J Fishel, Brogli, Mrs J
LsTlor, Mrs Allen Herbert, Mrs Lowell and children
Mrs Starkpolc. Mrs Henry Warehouse, Miss Water
house, Mrs McBrydc and children.
For Kilsuca per james Makee, May s-Marshal
Parkc, T Brgstock, Col SpaldinG, wife and child,
and Miss Baldwin.
For Koloa, per r Bishop, May Sd Arnold J Irwin
and Mr. Nettcscd.
For Maui, per Lehua, May Sc Jones aud wife, and
Hutton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

A correspondent from Maui writing with refer
ence to an item which appeared in the GAZETTE a
fortnight ago, relative to the working of the tele-
graph and telephone wires on that island, saws
s. l think your informant must have struck Laha-
ma and tried 10 telegraph there. That end of the
line was abandoned nearly two years ago as it cost
all the receipts of the whole line to keep it in
repair and brodght in no money. The line now
runs from Maalaea to Haiku with branch to
Grove Ranch, and runs with as few interruptions
as such an ole wire and small one could be
expected. There has been no stop over forty-eight
hours. and these only in very exceptional cases
when the repairer was not to be found We are
putting IN new wire now of a larger guage. and
hope TO make better report thereafter.''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
MEMoRANDA

Report Of the Australia Capt Cargill, from sgd
ncy AID Auckland to San FranciscO-Discharged pilot
% sydney 2Oth April, at 10 light winds with
slight Souherly winds prevailed mp 10 the I'D; sighted
the Three Kings 18th at 3:l5 lrOunded North Cape
s3S m, and received pilot Of Auckland at II ;45 IN
day. After discharging and receiving NJ. malls
passengers and cargo proceeded TO sea az m OF the
eth April Passed from 10 W longitude the 2ith
fresh head winds with cloudy weather prevailed up TO
the 18th passed the Zealandia az the 9th
bound South cloudy weather with frequent squalls and
showers on the I'd May. Crossed the Equator the
morning OF the 3D. in long l66 IS W; experienced
equally weather with frequent hard showers on the ith
and 5th inst and received pilot of Honolulu. eth inst
at 3:iO am.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
IMPORTS

From Port Townsend, per Emerald May ~, SIS II
lumber, d, go laths and i11j pickets.
From Humboldt, per Cassie Hayward, May SEQ
tuO feet redwood.
From Auckland, per Australia, May S-Gil SKIS pota-
Toes, Is ingots tin, and pkg sundries.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
EXPORTS

For san Francisco, per Ida Schnauer May j-7I9 gJl
lbs sugar, 49, glls m0ssses. Value SJ1,i6s42,
For san Francisco, per Australia May sth-ig3 tons
sugar, l45 tons riCc, and 1900 bnchs bananas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

PETERSON the residence of %,
brides father J. \. Hopper, ESQ May ith, by J A
Cruzan, assisted by Rev. :. e. Damon, D. D.. Mr.. +
WELLS PErERsoN, to Miss MARY j. HorrEE, hotB OF
Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived

Arrived.
Mgv Am blk Emerald, Lord, from Port Blakely
Am sch Cassie Hayward, LeBalister from
Humboldt
s-PMss Australia, Cargin, from Australia
Sailed.
MAY 6-Am sch Ida Schnauer, Spencer for san Fran
s-PMSS Australia, CargiI, for san Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
EPAkIMENT OF FINANCE. I
Honolulu, May s, 1851. /

zDIroE tNzETTE ~ rgiig to gl.1r l.ioulrv m re-
I'd 10 he amount PAID per my raport under
lie brad Of sundries, beg 10 refar Won 70 paro "a
1 & tis report for statement in detail
I, Topr comments last week on my report We're
roc, II had been laid before the Horse i-etore
ypur paper WAS issued. Yours respectfully
J. 5. WALKEE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

Massrs. Wodehouse and Clesho-n have been
visiting the Las. Mani plantations and Spreckels-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The Baldwin udl under Engineer Campbell is
grinding 10 i.s iNs capacity, and doing very per-
feet and ecouumi,.. s,ork
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
Letter nom the Minister of rinano..

The following letter amply refutes the slur cast
by our contemporary, the p C. A.. when if said
that in commenting upon His Excellencv,s Ranoyt
the GAzKTzE had committed a great bre1ef OF
efiYEeffe-
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
Honolulu Movc ToSs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

The A'Ha left KahQlm GA saturday. She car
ned full freight Of sugar aud large party of
passengers. Among these were Nh Il P. Bald
Et.nci'eo- Re-. 3l- tars - go
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10

'iho schooner .IeHrie lf-i.sr arrived in Kahului
last Thursday, and IL E8r4 .f,gasta left the