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National Republican., 1883-04-09
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.THE BANK sTATEMENT
makes the following exhibit:


RETRosPECTIvE AND PROSPECTIVE.
The last week, looked at from the financial
standpoint, has witnessed marked improve
ment AS was predicted in this column II
week ago, springlike weather has brought
with il a spirit of cheerfulness and feeling
of confidence in the future. Gloomy antici-
pations have been supplanted by bright hopes,
aud the general tone of the market for the
week Just passed has been healthy and vigor-
Gus, Tight money has disappeared, and IL
may safely be added that the chances for re-
viving it in the near future by manipulation,
or, indeed, in any way, are exceedingly re-
mote. Again, produce has been rapidly
rushed into market and as rapidly disposed
of; railway earnings, in logical sequence, have
been very large and are still increasing, and
the country appears to be moving forward to
most active spring trade and consequent
prosperous season. This is most important,
as upon the quality and quantity of the crops
depends altogether the consuming capacity of
the people. With the rapid strides made and
making in manufacturing resources for con-
Verting raw material into marketable COM
modities, X Is easy TO see that upon the abi-
ity of the people to purchase depends every-
thing. This admitted the yeriest tyTo in pO-
litical economy cannot but admit that The
conditions as they stand to-day are most ia
vorable for a prosperous and busy season.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle says
of money:
"The feature in the money market which
has served TO strengthen confidence in con-
tinued ease, has been the renewal of the flow
of currency from the interior to this center.
IL is hoped now that our banks will secure
large gains of reserve from the west and be
independent for the time being of treasury
movements. This is the more important,
since there seems to be q disposition at Wash
ington to change the policy us to the treasury
balance, which has prevailed under Secretary
Folger's administration, and go back TO the
old 40 per cent. rule. A larger balance is per-
haps necessary, at least as long as so many un-
certainties exist with regard TO the effect on
the revenues Of the late legislation. Dur
ing March this balance was increased
from 129,000,000 TO 140,000,000, but with
the first of April the interest due ON that day
was charged of and the balance reduced to
$133,500,000. What supplies the market will
receive from the treasury hereafter Is there
fore very uncertain question. There were
only S3,O62, 900 ndssurrendered on Wednes-
day under the 12Qth call (mostly paid for yes
terday), leaving $l1,9SS,000 yet to be pre-.
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principle of accuracy, candor, and fairness. Ii
gives all the news, and presents it in such a
shape that the reader is assured of the fact
when he reads it. 1t eschews all sensational
efforts to gain notoriety; does no tallow itself
to be used to promote the selfish and sinister
aims of politicians, or of any particular SGT of
men, great or small, and in q word, so con-
ducts itself as to impress the public with
conviction thatits statements are TO be trusted.
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indianapolis journal, Evansville Courier, ST. Louis
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National Republican., 1883-04-09
How TO shorten Life.

The receipt is simple. You have only to
take violent cold, and neglect il. Abernethy,
the great English surgeon, asked lady who
told him she only had cough: "What would
you haveP The plague2" Beware of " only
coughs" The worst cases can, however be
cured by DIR. William Halls Balsam for the
Lungs. In whooping cough and Group ii i'm
mediately allays Irritation, and is sure to pre-
vent fatal termination of the disease. Sold
by all druggists and dealers in medicine.
National Republican., 1883-04-09
Marriage Licennen.

Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday
to oden Carroll and Isabella Parker, both of
this city; Il. N. Diven and Sarah Ann Taylor
both of Laurel, Nd; j. S. Shaner and Mrs
Octavia Cariehl, both Of Baltimore, Nd; ID. III.
Mudd and May Bensen, both Of this city.
National Republican., 1883-04-09
Spiritual Harps.
London Graphic.


The ghost Of the countess Of Orlamunde,
the sound OF harp, on which instrument she
had been proficient" was remarkably im-
pressive musical apparition. The countess was
a German ghost-Germany is the mother Of
many ghosts-and in her lifetime had borne
two sons to q certain Margrave of Brandenburg,
who refused to make her his lawful wife, how
ever. In revenge she had administered poison
to her children, whereupon, 10 punish her sins,
the Margrave had bricked her up alive in one
of the vaults of the Castle of Neuhaus in
Bohemia. This ghost-who acquired that
title of "The White Lady" which has been
appropriated in what may be called an "un-
tradesmanlike way by many other specters-
did not confne itself TO one particular spot,
but haunted generally the castles and palaces
belonging to the royal family of Prussia. The
countess was wont, however, to appear moro
frequently to children than adults, "as it,"
says q historian and an apologist, the
love she had denied her own offspring
in life was now her torment, and she
sought reconciliation with childhood in gem
eral." Two young ladies attached to tho
court of Prussia related that while occupied
with their needlework and conversing about
the diversions of the court they suddenly
heard the sound of a stringed instrument like
a harp proceeding, as 1t seemed, from behind
the stove which occupied corner of the
room. One Of the girls with yard measure
struck the spot whence the sound issued the
music ceased, but the yard measure was wrested
from her hand. Presently the music was re-
peated however; q white figure issued from
the neighborhood of the stove and advanced;
into the room. The young lady, Of course,
screamed and tainted. She could hardly be
expected to do otherwise in such, circum-
stances. Upon other occasions the White
Lady has been heard to speak, and in the
Latin tongue, but whether she then played
upon her harp by way of accompaniment to
her locution has not been disclosed 1t may
be added that concerning the identity of this
musical apparition much dispute has arisen,
While some hold the White Lady to be tho
Countess 0rlamunde, others maintain her TO
be a certain Princess Bertha Won Rosenberg
who fourished and porished in the fifteenth
century.
National Republican., 1883-04-09

BUoRHANNoN, w. VA.--Drs. Newton and
Blair report that Browns Iron Bitters are
giving general satiHfactOn,
National Republican., 1883-04-09
WHIT Corn. Oats. Pork, Lard.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEn
BALTIMokE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April 7-Virginia Is, consolidated
87l5; do. second series, 3sJ4i past due coupons,
46%; new lO-40s, 331S bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 7.-Cotton dull; middlng s7kc.
Flour unchanged and dull; Howard street aud
western superhne, IS 1904 00 do. extra S4 254 81;
90; do. extra. "a 2596 90; do. Rio brands, So 00@
25 Patapgco family SO 75s do superlatlve patent,
and Inactive; southern red. 81 l591 16; do. amber,
81 l7@N 10; No. Maryland. 81 10 bid No west
ern winter red spot 81 17IE@l l7lS; April, 81 17%
asked May, 81 1901 lSl4; June, el lSN91 1919.
Corn-Southern steady; western dull and firmer;
southern white, 60q64ei do. yellow, 62a6ie; west.
ern mixed. spot, 62l lSg6Sc; April 6219a62ssc; May
Oats dull southern. 6la63c; western white. 5l@
62ci do. mixed. 10000; PennsylYania, sl&62O
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GRAIN AND PRoVISIO

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
Following are opening, highest, lowest, and clos.
ing prices ON Chicago board OF trade rs corrected
by Special wire reports 70 Cooke Y Co., brokers:
National Republican., 1883-04-09

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines, aud Fashion
Journals;
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-25
COMMERCIAL.

H1aotrlr. y J., Auqri is fgst
The almost entire drssifion of oarp pou u hippirs
thr eeet hss given the fun, IN even qnirief a,p,a
than prevailed al our laa writing nor ia. as,i fad.
been any beuef The dulleJ u .umm.r mlihs e.
upon us, pod siih linlo prolues coming a-i many .
p,ople el.eshers ea,sii1n, etc.. it hl0 t sfsH
on those of rs whom necessity force, TO trcp an viii
the regular readmnl routine of duty eeel r and week
out
~ trade ale of lflctfed 3 Co.. which oc,upi.t
FIVE day, came to casc on Monday l5l. The atrnI
ancr had b-,n g,oi and lively interest m1inl5.ra
throughout 81 tta, some S51,op, wpth Ncis I.ra.a
~ It W.. u1d,ealc the diGercncr in huyina, b., No.
trade, compared With former years, il,r deaba. n,,,
taiing ,sr, .uall bots where heretofore they iauah
mostly D., ilr bale Thi. hove thai ths retau uul.
ha b-s7mr eut np ani hugely in lle band ~ Ha..
II mall capitol that NJ Necessity dry lot TO- import
sr. 20 carry fhe f1,i. frau el.'i tha a,pI.rih G.a
time to time. o.. th.y require. ihe raia'ian .als a
Killers q Co.'s this week hat auu,ird attention
thHhsr and NJ iimr, h1. k,pt their entire 'afs. profits
busy
In foreign arrival, we have but ihc o. IS. s.. r,ra
cola, from Caliao. an r,uts to japan. China, rt.. %
the departure, che W IT. puu,DI ut ,1u frau..a
only t1oi largo, valued at 5liy7F5r.
thee af, q number 0f ye,.cl. ,lur and aie lil.y o.
b, along nest Vc,t ,o give u, - usual feast a6,r h
famine. The p NJ. S. S. Cuy of N"e Nurt v..'.
due on Monday, cu route f1r San fuuuaH
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-25

Eprrog SATURDAY. psEsS--.Slr: The road
supervisor Is daing some good road.making on
School street, which. when finished, will be as
good As any in the city.
Now, This good mad viii not b. OF much
value, unless Iiliha stree, is repaired in the
same way
Should the mi.isier OF the interior determine
to repair Lliha street tand il needs repairs
viii aiiord delightful drive ior oslr citizens.
Another advantage in putting Liiha street
in good repairs, win be the opening Of quite a
number OF desirahle building lois, SO that the
government will soon reap good income from
taxes on new dwellings that viii he erected on
that pleasant street. Besides ihis. all the
properly along the street will increase in value
a s-,n as the road Is repaired. cirszE>.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-25
IN EXPLANATION.

Last week the Press said: :" In
agreement with the government to rent a lot of
land for the erection Of n government building
The loi is contiguous 10 land Of equal dimen-
sions leased tor yearly rental nj least two
birds less than the yearly rental to be paid by
the government, FOR thirty years at the end OF
which time the building erected by the gov
ernment is to revert to the owner Of the lano.
Mr. George w. Maciarlane was
the gentleman meant by the sentences quoted.
He is entitled To a respectful hearing, and if
his version Of the affair under discussion be
not fairly outlined in the following statement,
he will be accorded ample space to make
more complete showing. Mr.. Maciarlanc has
informed the writer that negotiations looking
10 the purchase or lease Of lot in lilo, to be
used lor the erection of custom house, were
begun in April Of this year. The site desired
10y the minister of the interior was a lot in the
block owned by McSsrs. G.. w. Maciarlane &
CO., facing the sea near the present steamer
landing, and at present partially occupied by
various stores. The size OF the 10, required
was 6oNIoo, the lesser dimension representing
the frontage on Front street. When first
asked about the property, Mr.. Macfarlane re-
piled that he was unable to sell the property
at present, as dover interest in the block
was held. But Mr.. Macfarlane offered to
lease the property ior term OF years, asking
first $Ioo month, basing the rental upon the
prospective valuation OF the property, for
which he expresses sanguine expectations OF
marked increase of value. None of the other
plots in the block were rented lor long terms,
and ios fifteen year leases of lots 4oxioo, the
owner was offered $50 month. The minister
of the interior refused to pay $ioo month,
but, after looking At other property in llilo,
expressed a willingness to pay SIS per month
tot lot Of the dimensions required, to be
in>cn as nearly rs possible from the center OF
the block. Whereupon a letter, OF which the
following is a copy, was sent to Minister of
the Interior Bush, on july 10th;
JuLy 10, 1859.
NouR ExcHLLFNcy; In pursuance OF our
verbal agreement Of some weeks since, with
relation to A lease OF 4 site for the new custom
house NJ lillo, we beg now 10 offer in writing
the terms then substantially agreed upon
Pending survey or measurement Of the block
of ground owned by Us in adoni the center OF
which you wish to have the custom house
erected facing Front street and the sea- We
have only to-day received from Captain Spen-
eei llhe former owner Of the property plan
Of the block mentioned, acppy ol watch We
inclosc 10 YOU.
We PROPOSE TO lease you for the government
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-25
STREET TR.f.TUIYS,

Mr.. Julius Smith, an engineer Of long cx-
pcricnce in San Francisco street railway build
ing. has come TO this city To look into the pro-
jcct Of street railway building in this city, in
the interests Of Mr.. William Flowcrdcw.
The manifest advantages Of street railway
system in Honolulu, if ftofc,ly coRiaeir,L
appeal, directly or indirectly, to every person
in the place. Whether such roads shall be an
advantage or disadvantage depends entirely
upon the manner in which they are conducted.
II they give the community cheap fares, are
run swiftly and regularly, and do not, for pur-
poses Of general travel, injure the streets on
which they run, these roads cannot fail TO
become public benefit. In discussing Mr.
Flowerdcws project, few weeks since, the
Press employed the following language; son
The face OF things, the proposition looks like a
purely speculative one. 1t docs not appear
that Mr. Flowerdcw has such interests in the
country as compel the belief that he would be
likely 10 operate the road rs an investment
should he secure n charter" Since that
writing, Mr.. Fowcrdcw has returned from
san Francisco. What we said then was a
mere expression Of the feeling Of business men
upon the subject. Since his return Mr.
flowerdew's attitude has been such as To com
mand the respectful consideration of the
public. lie has asked neither charter nor
subsidy, and states that he means 10 60 into
the project as business venture, confident
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-25
Merehan, vessels Now in Port.
Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports

"rsseis Expected from foIciBh IoftS.
BstArs. Ger, bk. MAzNrLAN. q. Sander
Due Nov. '',9. H. iiaekield & Co, Agents;
Due Nov. zolo. II. iiaekfeld Co, Agents
CARpiFF iiaw. bk loLANi, ....+..+.,,,.-.. Gauels
Due Dec i-io, II. iIackfcld 4 Co.. Agents.
NV cAsrlf, n. s. w !, Dnt bk AGNIs WilSoN Guy
Due NOV ,,'e \ liactfeldS Co., Agents;
Due oct le.so IT, Hackield Co, Agents
Nsw cAsrlr, n 5. W., Am. hk., NJ klpEour Sears
Due.
Nav CAsrls, n S W, - Brllr Istk.-....---
For Mahukona,
Nav cAsrlE n. 5, W, Am bk,ne MALAY Peterson
Overdue
NV YoRe, Am. bk. SPARTAN. Cros,ley
Now due. Castle Cooke, Agcn~
Nrw NoRg, hfL bk. iIHsRN JAMgs..... baltimore
To sail earl in June. Castle s. Cooke. Agents
Lwssrool, Brit hk' lslE os ANGlrsfA .... nimey
Due Sept IS 9. q. w Maeia'lane 8 Co Agents
Due sept. I5ao. I, H. Davies 4 Co, Agents.
Lvssfool, Rrit. hk LnrrrssNK. .,,...,-------
Due.
Livssroot. Bit. hk CuAscA. ... .--------
Pogr GNMnrs, Am bk., kAlEgALp. 10000. Cater
Now due II, Iiaelield 8 Co.. Agts
BosroN, Am. Ia. MNRrilA DAyiso.,.... Benson
Loading May s. {. Brewer & Co, Agents
BRfAiN, Ger bk. MArAriAN. N..........s.,. --------
Loading MAY ~ II. Hackfcd Co., Agents.
SAN f2NNcisco. pMSS, CrNnp SypNEV. Dearborn
Due Angus, =. II, iaekield s Co. Agents
san fRANCisco, sch REroRrER, ...,t..4... .-------
SAN lsNNcisco, Am sch. IwitlGilr, ,..... Whitney
SAN fRAsciSco, Am. bltne kusrNA LsE....... -
SAN tRANcisco, Am bktne EMMA CtAuniNA Maison
San FsNNSsycp, y N. :. \ CIV on SVnNns. ....---
Due Aug. S. H. tiaeklcidN Co. Agents
SNpSny, r.Ms.s- Ciry on Nav NosN ,..,., Cobb
Due Aug. ~. II. iiackfrld & Ca, Agents
Lever * Cooke, Agents
III |, X. NJ. :. SkonrLfFF
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PASSENGERS



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SHIPPING NOTES,

Laden with ballast aas the di.ooufagiug export
answer Of several outgoing ship captains rceently
The Lady iampsom discharged all her bricks asi
Thursday, and !, loadig rice and sugar
The schooner iiholiho took Lrge quantity II rail.
road hoo 10 koioa Kauai, leaving lha'-lai.
last Thursday the schooner liaeakala took on this
post a boiler aud iouble efeot tOs the Amauvu
llantat,on lto.
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= SATURDAY, PRESS
SATURDAY AUGUST IS, sa,
rAoSE or roLrun.


With lhl. issue closes the third volume Of
the Saturday Press. We arc not, as q rule,
given ta alfpraisc, hut we believe the consist.
cncy of 1m course heretofore is q guarantee
that go pains will be spared to merit the conf.
dcncc and support Of the public How far the
Press has satisfied the expectation Of the pub
lie in their demand for an outspokcn exponent
in their interests, our incrcasinp subscription
and advertising patronage amply proves
Owing to the pressure upon our columns, we
prop5ac with the new volume to issue a regular
weekly full ragc supplement and contemplate
several change in makeup that will prove
advantageous to the reader. It will ever be
our aim to study the subscribers interests.
While thanking the community for the support
so lar gwen the Press, we respectfully ask all
OF our patrons, not only to renew their subscrip-
lions, hut 10 show their hearty cooperation
toward the establishment Of free and indie.
pendent press by sending in, each, new name
iot The coming volume
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SHIPPING.


Lehna. Stm Lorcnzcn, I'm Maui aud Mookai Aug -
Mana, sch, from Onomea and Paukaa ...... &" u
llaleakall, sch, Cnne, from pcpeekeo. eo.,...... -
Wailclc. ch, from Malko. Observation-Disclosures. " -
Waimlnllu, stm Nelson, from Wananalo " ii
& K. Bishop, stun, Cameron. from Kauai. Z" t3
kllauei lllu. sim, SEARS, from kahului ..... ie
khukeauuli, sch, FROM Hppolna. ....... " &c
Gen Sirgel, ch from konlau. ............. " 10
Ehukai, schr. from Wlilua. ................. " 10
l.,kelike, stm, King from tilo and way ports " no
MokoU, in, Mctrcgur, from kalaupapa- .... " ~
Caierini, SCH from lanaloi ............... " ~
Mile Morris, sch, from konlau. ..,.........-. = 10
Pensacola, u 5. S., Erbcp, from taan .... " 10
James Maker, sim, Mcdonald. from kauai. . " ~
Lihnliho sch, from kukuiharlc. .....,. -
Wamanalo stni, Nelson, from Wnmnnlio. " ~
kuhnanu Sch. from cokala. ....,...,.....+. %
Mokoi sim, Mctircgor, from koolan. ..... q
Marion, sch from kukuihaele. ............,., -
Waoli, sch, from Paauhau .... .;,........ ~
Malnlo, sch from Hakallu ................. %
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-25

Prince Louis OF BaltenbuIge, who was with
the Duke Of Connaught in Egypt, was some
years ago in Canada, and on and nccasion, a
holiday intervening, il became impossible to
get the earsis Of invitation for ball on hoarl
the flagship printed. Prince Louis found the
propsic'os OF one Of the printing Offices. went
To the case, took on his coat, rolled up his
sleeves, and ~ up the card, afterwards print.
ing II. In aceor'ianee with good German
custom, he had besn regularly instructed in ihe
an. trade and mystery oi printes. 1Sasfs
Ntsss,