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Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
HammOnd's Pain Eradicst0H,

For catarrh, rheumatism and all
diseases that require external appli.
cations. Sold by Taylor & Fullerton,
3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
These Sayings Of Mine.

Luke l2th, 47th. "And the servants which
knew his Lords viii, and prepared not
himself, neither did according TO his will,
shall be beaten with stripes" Would 1t not
be we'll for us 70 take this lesson into serious
confederation at the present time. This 10
an age Of considerable Knowledge, and there
fore Of great responsi oillty. and 1t will not
answer tor US to use our knowledge for the
purpose Of shirking and shifting our respon-
sibility. We may think ourselves smart In
having succeeded in throwing our burden
upon some weak and ignorant br, ther b ut
do not be deceived, there will come day Of
reckoning, when VIC will be brought down TO
hard-pan, and be required TO give an account
for our mis-spent opportunities. II will not
do on that occasion for us to plead that We
have been 20 busy buying, 'and selling, and
getting gain, that We have not had time TO bs
troubled with such matters We will then
discover the force and import Of this saying /:
" That man shall not live by bread alone. but
by every word Of @od." We will then find
out how dead we are, and how little Of real
life there Is in U.s. We will be wise II We take
heed to" lhese Sayings Of Mime" W.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Tho Rest Yet.


Sharpless' farm In Mill Creek Hundred
near Yorklyn, lays no claim to raising
the largest, tho longest or the thickest
ears of corn, but, in o general way, he
undoubtedly has about the finest yield
of corn to be found in New Castle Coun-
ty. His field consists of 10 acres, planted
feet and 6 inches apart, and which he
thinks will yield him little over 10
bushels 10 the acre.
His fed is distinguished for the large
nun Der of stalks bearing two large, per-
feet ears of corn. Mr.. Mitchell has left
at the REPUBLICAN Office six stalks,
each containing two large, well deyel-
oped ears of very fine yellow corn. The
ears will average ten and half inches
In length, we'll filled aud with from
sixteen to eighteen rows of corn.
The dozen OF ears left at this office
have been examined by several practi-
cal and expert need corn growers, and
are pronounced the finest they had ever
seen and they did not think 1t possible
that they could be excelled
What 10 most remarkable Ia the fact
that Mr.. Mitchell put no ph0sphates or
manure of any kind upon his ground
for Two years past, aud then 1t only got
light coating Of lime from Caleb
Sharpless quarries In Chester County
Mr.. Mitchell IL an experienced corn
grower, and takes great delight in rais'
ing large crops,in which he never fails.
1t IL the general verdict with the farm
ers who visit the REPUBLICAN ONCE,
and sec MIR. Mitchell's double.earetl
stalks, that he ought to haveapremium
at least.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
SPECIAL nEN1.lOu
60B0 Modal.

Geld Medal.
If you want -four that will bake
White and hold the moisture, ask for
God Medal, the hest spring wheat Hour.
Ihe best is always the cheapest. W.J.
himble, Front and Madison streets.
Photograph /
neduced In prices. Fine re.touched 90 Dinet
teduced from $500 per dO1en 10 eS.W pcl
acien. Gard. d.photOgfaphs finely re-t0uched,
reduced frUm b. 80 per dozen 70 d 10 per zoe
a.: ~. y. q. Holland, photographer, gallery
W. Market street.
Choies Hsys
have just received car load OF
choice timothy and mixed hay, for sale
~ low prices. W. j. Klmble, Front
ann Madison streets.
Attention.
iooo00 cigars lust received from hrstclas
isctosies. Cali 1t the Delaware Tobacco
agency, los East Second street.
Ladies' !
ane pebble button, worked LuttOn hole
~. of $l.6O, at Rabcocks, 2O6 Marke
s8y 4. OAasnhefs,
.actical tin.roofer, and all kinds Of JOB
,,. "ofk promptly attended to. No Ne King
Janney, 3Oa and 800 King street, head
quarters for butter; low for cash.
Janney, 3Ol and 1903 King street, is
headquarters for potatoes and apples.
Jannsy, 1901 aud 800 X ng street, keeps
'he best butter In Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

GetYOur Medicines Prepared
at Cantwell's drug store, Eighth and
Spruce streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
4 CAIuANAN INTERPRETEH
AFRAID OF BEING KILLED
-OTRER NEWS.

In the U. 8. Court, at Columbia, South
Carolina, on Saturday, in an election
case, the question Of the right of the
Government 10 "stand aside" jurors
was argued by counsel. Judge Bond
right in that State, but Judge Byran
dissented. After nine Democrats had
been stood aside" by the prosecution,
q jury-said to be composed entirely
oi Greenhackers and Republicans, with
one colored msn-was sworn, and the
Court adjourned until Monday.
Fou Sing, who has been acting ~
interpreter between Port Surveyor
Merton, at San Francisco, and the
alleged bogus traders from China, has
informed the Collector of that port that
he isafraid any longer to perform his
duties. His interpretations have
been 10 faithful as to bring upon him
the wrath Of hiS countrymen, who want
the Chirsse landed as Traders. They
have hired 'highbinders' to shadow
Fou Sing, who live. in momentary ex-
psctation of death"
Edward Rheball, arrested in New
York OH Saturday on suspicion Of being
concerned in the murder of the Maybees
at BroOkville, Long Island, was ar
raigned yesterday and held to await the
action of the Long Island police authori-
ties.
Harry Bons, aged 16, aud strange
man, supposed to be tramp, slept in q
furnace &C Reading, Penna., on Friday
night, and on Saturday morning both
were found dead, having been suffoca-
ted by gas.
William Hinder quarrelled with
George Craw ford, in Lancaster, Penna.,
yesterday, and stabbed him in the neck.
1t is thought the wound will prove
fatal. Hinder escaped.
Peter Hollahsn, aged 9 years, was
accidentally shot dead in Baltimore
yesterday afternoon, by Peter Garvey, /,
who was carelessly handling gun,
which be had taken from rack.
Wheeler H. Peckham, appointed
District Attorney by Governor Cleve-
land to succeed the late John Mckeon,
in New York, was sworn into Office on
Saturday.
Henry Briggs, under arrest for theft,
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains in one of the streets of Pittsburg
on Saturday.
William Henderson, colored, was fa-
tally injured in Baltimore, on Saturday,
by the explosion Of soda water foun-
tain, which he was charging.
Two boys, named Dowd and McCon.
don. we're drowned while skating at
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Work or tho Pistol and shot nm. .

Conductor Swift, shot by Henry
Schaffer in q street car in Cincinnati
on Friday morning, died on Saturday
night Schaffer remains In Jail.
James Boyd shot and killed his sew
enteen- year. old son, Alfred, at Cum
minsville, Ohio, on Saturday, because
his son, who had been playing marbles,
refused to enter the house and do some
work.
Jennie Murray, colored, shot and
killed her step-father, at Nabrunta,
Georgia, on Friday, because he tried to
prevent her from bringing strange men
into the house.
John Woodson, deputy Sheriff, was
shot dead at Camden Point, Missouri, on
Saturday by man named Upton, whom
he had formerly arrested.
G. G Jones, . young farmer, was
shot and killed by Charles Martin, aged
i6, at party near Miner, Georgia, on
Friday night. They had quarrelled a
short time before, but the difficulty "as
supposed to be settled.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Auniyersary Exercises.

Tho srr'versary Of the tenth year Of the
existence Of the Reformed Episcopal church,
was celebrated yesterday morning at the
Sunday school Of the X. E. church OF the Re-
deemef. The exercises consisted of appro-
pirate singing by the school, with an address
pertinent TO the occasion by the rector. the
Rev J. l.. Estlin. The collection Of the
school for the day will be appropriated to the
Bishop Cummings' Memorial church, Of BAL
tinore. The H. +. church has adopted the
prayer book compiled BY the revolutionary
patriots, and which WAS used by the P. +.
church four years previous To the one now In
use by that church.
The X. +. church in the United States,
England, Canada and the Island Of Bermuda
Is reported to number s bishops, 'l20 clergy
men, 10000 conmunicants, l,0O0 Sunday
school scholars and 1000 Sunday school
teachers. 1t has had 1000 baptisms per an
mum and 600 combinations per annum from
other churches; its contributions per annum
reach .lOO, 900, and It has church property
valued at nearly 81, 600, 600.
Among the ranks OF both its clergy and
lalty are to be founi men who stand second
to none for their piety and learning, and who
have manifested u sacrificing spirit and un-
tirlnK zeal and energy for this branch Of the
ohuroh Of Christ, and for the proclamation Of
the Gospel Of the Son Of God.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
List Of Unclaimed Letters

Remaining In the Wilmington, (Del ! post
office, Saturday, Decemberl, 1883.
LADIEs' LIST.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
GENrLEM EMS LIST

AS-To obtain any Of these letters the ap
plicant must ask for Advertised Letters and
give the date of this list.
WIN. Y. SWIH9ET, p. M.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Nossrs Ehlsrs 4 Co. display esquisiie saieon.
in all tho varicus shlues Nnd colrrs ~ t1e utll
known Kceekhn manufactures also Oh0lce chau1uls
leather GLOVES, a Cgcsi novelty IN Honolulu, and
eolorssl dress Iuaslins m new shs.ie2 There ere
aso laces and druss materials % please the most
fasiidious taste.
An innovation which i particularly netictaoie
Is a snit OF parlors, for dreSsmaking purposes,
which Is now attached 20 the establishment aud
under the Saperin,cndenoe Of Mrs 4, y. small an
arfiss we'll known 20 the hahitneS and CUSTOMERS
Of The White Honse.N CITY 81 Paris and other
hrst class establishments in san Francisco who
number amongst their Patrois the most aris,ceFa-
&c % san Francisco ladies. With Madame snail
Is Also,an assistant Miss Jonas whose specially y
the artistic cutting and dttng % dgese IN accord
ance with the most approved Partisan Or other
fashions The pariors are Supplied with minors
TO assist In Supplying customer With self view
and by an ingenious arrangement ihe rheci Of day
or night i prodneed. thus assisting customers b
form q decision regarding particular shades. in
dwight or gaslight ltisnot Incumbent on patrons
OF the drcSsinskinc department. 10 bay gods from
the 6Fn they may obtain their material where they
desire. Mcssrs- Ehlers & Go, Rre also now pre-
pared to supply emhro;devies Of any design required
On any eoods sai.ahie. 1t short notice \ visit 20
the establishment viii well repay the curious and
they may be sure Of courteous treatment whether
rtatrnus or not.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
The Juaieiarr Of wailnlu

Enrros GkzErrrs-Rcports ara numerous a. 10
Who the Police judge is 10 b. az Waikiki. The
people have suggested suitable party, foreigner
well known, who is acting IN the capacity Of Dis
triet Judcc in neiehhorng district. but the name
DOES suit the powers that be Also rvport SAYS
that J. l. Kauukou Is spoken Of 10 IN the vacancy
We hike that. We have a studied club behind the
door which We arc keeping for his kind. That
would De selection worthy of the p escnt select.
ing powers We Waikiki citizens are sed to being
sat on, but would advise the ahSquatnlators 20 be
careful that they sit down gcutly Il Il getting
nenotonouS. Tbs Waikiki JudceShip is not going
80 he USED medium for breeding tcutcrs for
the CahiRe, for the coming Legislature, But IL
the Cabinet wishes 20 rouse the whole voting pow
ers Of the opposition, Il would be wise to pursue
sleh course as sending the kAuluk0u stamp Of
men 10 Ill the vacancy OF iudgcShip.
Waikiki is N a position 70 demand that an IN
dependent gentlemen be rendered the position Of
Police JudCe- Tho law abiding citizens intend
that the iudCeship shall De held by one whose rec
ord Is god and who viii be above bride. This
is not demanding too much, and the present is the
time for urging our claims. rRurHFUL JAMES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
For thu Ladies

Ihs opportunities offered to Hr W h Wool-
uingt0l, Of the fra Of B. r Ehlers r Co. Of this
CITY, N late triP 70 San Francisco and the
Eastern states. 70 notice the imprDFemenis IN the
manner Of coldlctilg he details Of a first elEss
dry eoods establishments has iud1eed nina 70 take
adTantaEs Of nlzuE Idezs presented - him and 70
rerrod1ee them N this bosOm II the Pacific, FOX
tie belE1f q the many customers q his hnn. II
Is usediess % spazk rseaf5i1e tie quality Of the
RDods Ehich the fEIu display on fher counters,
thEir Es1tafi1n f0r re7l-Esenfing their gods ist
Is thsT are, being sci estahIshed bat he atten-
tio1 Of pzospsctre b17srs is directed - the large
rss-rrrr,srf and favorable urirez
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
COMMERoIA'L.


luAl Z II. NAECA =, ~.
Sl.iness l1rlng Ag ueek past has re1 sspisyc1 aas
rc-ras1 szlivity, h-t n anythirr has rxhititrl a
facknrs usnti a. o. ry1i rqp-oach 90 tac Ces,
ir h1f0ayr-,rcis d. clil1r- are houcrfs. Elitg e1
rtstl,. aet tef cr1r- i1r ra2fEyN g si-11-
Wc-l1 ,. saal rr-css ~ cgisr - tae DAY ar
,,z- NJ Fru.ec1re i-irorc'-c-ts rr4-tgs .-ara i-
,-e1se in hasires<, -rsdll may b. hat s.0 incrrss-
Gc.
ree 4rrigai. ie1iar the neck c,asi-t cf ttr Cess
tlErser Caiez-ic- lr1 k1l1k1ra f-,rs tks L1st MIN
al c4sSsss q Euer1 c-vhar3i-c, thc Amy T--uC-,
i0tr Hcsicu. uitk thc rscal c1--c 81 Vcl 1ss1-e-a
sco1- eel aeie to- teis Hart and ~ o-sce f-c- r.
Irurs-ud. With trnee-.
he 1tpzrl--es. teslie t1- vessels ltcksuatl-a
- >vfls--e. cr--st = t1e Sefiaa 1rt Fc7tsf e-r1
~ - trNnet,cQ viii { ''sstic rrci-le thr Mtsr
N,1sc fcr ne Sfrra .n taissi a-3 tts Niute Oh @
tsAlu- cfEize-
ne lE1r frs=el ,ntI for fha Aars.f lI n Che "a boz
g. frulr aencf ~ Sal frsf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
P..tnr CO. E..t.r go.

To the Izrrs azdiezrs present. az the CsngrsEz-
tio.zl O-zrci- Forf street, On the e,Enilg Of
Esstrr Sunday. Pastor CFEzan delivered . short
Eeruoa on the EuTz1eTf1l reszrTecti0a ofChrIst
- IT, facts 9hich Ezrr11rd that E1eDorzbie
frss Easter. We give the serrsc1 IN fzli bei01s
rrtio1 has been the battle-ground q Christianity.
n Il ia faez that Ctrist rose fr1n the derd On
80 srt Easter tlIsn i i the NOS stups1d01s Of
Al the rlfrzrfes II IL Il not fact then the heE
- - stzpenda1s u ~ hes Tkers Is 10
Riddle rrDzr1-
Ttz-s arr cs1tzil r1il-eztsblishad facts EhicA
ptfhor rr1uaa that fTzt Eases, ard follow hard
rp11 i, Elirh zsem 70 me nttE1iy 1raEFlai1abls,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

cricket match uEs rlaved GA tbs 1LEkIsI Fa-
serve grounds ga tie rs t1st- hl-Eueu Lu eleven
from the hu-oiEll clut and 1l eleven chosen
fr1- tia oticers u Il. B Ms Sar-s-r- Tie
game vas c1iiel lt L2-D noon Admiral LYONS
He-sgu doiug ls=ui>e &. q the L---s team In the
toes lie Houcl-lu team vu1 a-d t1cE tie teld
se11I1g the SCfts-fr.s % the vickl.s- HE game
Els then proceecei with until - 40 uLich tiua
there wsS an tureru1ssl1u for lunch Sk1rtlv
sttsc -sszrii-- pay the llst vickl. q TIE Sr-i-
H fell, on their r-sl Innings. fc- "a. IL fellows
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

n UTTI r II II TlTNIIb 7 VI ~ T ~
~ pursuant 20 . power of saic contained iu certain
narisagr deed dated Vow 9 is-s. made lrtweeu Iesil
o. Ksihunuea Of the part. and s X. kalai 0i ths
other p1g aud recorded In The once ~ 1 Hegsrar OF
C0ugeyancss IN Liber ~ pages ~ aud ~, the rori
age hereny -res notice that BE- iuienas o. fnrcciQse
said mortEz-e and after the time limited BY Jaw VIII
-e the land fhceby secured az public alcnH iu Homo
lula on account % The breach Of the conditions mtu
TONED In aid mortgage. This land D. situated a.
Wafhec. Mani. + X. KATLfELI Mortgage.
: q Er--eIo kfsn-uev ~ Worf|ra-ea- af- a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
$4,000 IN BONDS


WEARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL
w TIE Bonds Of the OSOMEA SUGAR COMPANY
AZ ! rate that viii give the p1rchaner nlne per cent per
auuu. free Of toYrrumaHt Tax The Capita stock 90
The Company 4 s1Doo. and The rtele auoEat %
B0uds 4 9f0O00 IN sans of t5u d1fed Nov fsf f-ll
payable tZ500 - one year. sf0 IN fF0 yeafs sZ5fD
in three years and ei00 90 forr years from date with
Coupons attached AZ per cent falling due half yearly
all secured By the first and only orilEe the Whole
properly 81 the CempanT. Any further lnfofutilgn
reqglref rezardiHg fhe B0nds the security VIII Del
furnithei 81 s l. ArsTfS Esg. Il Onomea. g.
Faff BISHOP a co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
PASSTNGERS

Pc - FruErisc.. per EE-esi Q-s-1. N1-r1 sd
~ Ne7.s. Mss s-5-lzc. " a Dausc1-lc q
We h---1-- AeIc-- T = Ls-tl -1rII 7 ~
lsa2cz. Il-uer, g ctse-Eelt L1lcsis-e Pr ie-
EsTr- ,f-lsa-. lH.-r C-r- Ih--Fs--- f.1-
s-igsl. A H1Es11. Mr. W1e-i.k.
E--- Sza Fra-1s--. uc- C1Illr. ca NErgr ..-'--- t.
Ez-k--E, CEss Ina. ar4 Ch--Eu1E
Frga Aaazl-i. frr hii-usl Eg-. Nara -i-W b Ell-
sd utsc. 4 ~ >.1sl11-a a E1rtrr Mss EEr-Ells-
~ 2 A B-ruc- Ms wfikir---. ,f-s B---r NJ, emp
'-.l ar4 z,c-t ~ lcea
Frcz Mai ana Ns--k.l. d l.E1s N1-aE -i-E y-
Nsgrz tu4 VIE, Z I114- l---l J1Hs. 40 Iast Nass-s
z Lela- = HE-r--. ] d lz-l-.a-. W Mr-.al1s q Le-
E-1--. ls-ere zll b -1rA.
Frca Ws-Erte. - fsz-s Nlsrs Nlsgl -i--Trl q
hlchArl-5u AID . ls-er-.
Frc= Mas t-1 Hsua1 u.r L.l-l. 81. Es- &C +
Elc1ar--a-. Ia N lst-. 20 & lE1.-es5 n 4 BriI-cs
s-.a.e. 6 v EEirt:. e { l-s-r-1-. & 5 Er--.-sIy5
Nce.r- T,czts tl-rglL. Mes D Wets.l. . n Lake
.11 u-t-. a-c---s r Is l-t lll1. = hEr1lrIt. p
Ir-goau, liar-t>.-. M's. H'li-. 90 c1slir. . ~
Es-EL-.
.11 Ln-- ls-lcre. MS. Ea--Escl Al-l y EGsl- 7rr
~ chie-ru, 4 g.lsss. A lla-ugr. b--Er .
gsss1s Wu.'lre. Kelly. , >i.rs. Ss-.--e A-c- 30
fslt-1-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Ia Ills above iuEiu--s tie FIRST wicket fell for u
r-uS, scu111 A. third g. f--rrk Cd 9Th 81 sixth
g. ssTs1th 81. eishth 62, uiutA "a ts1th7A
h Hucol--1 team thea sent In VI. L-slr-In
tEgssa NgrE quickly disposed u tv DEwz1u's hcul-
II. lltL11Ek Ellls Displayed disposition 90 play
merely " boo csusz- he C-Eer Tl1yErs went
BE- C1e after aro.ter and IN Jcs hear from the
-1-1Ez-,cgr,eEl x The I-1l1.s AZ the uickstS e
The Ho11iuir tear ws-s ir-u t1- total - =, rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

las izzi-zs Els closed with ~ z1cksts 20
spars IL sorrs beng sz-1cis-tiy lzrEs s-crzh %
L51rG play for The Hcrol1lu Ct15 for several DAYS
% bezL Tie runs st tie fall q each uiczs- we're
for 2 2 FOX s. fot g 4 for a.
HIS MAJESTY ard lzrre Er-E1i1ucs e L-i1ss
1rt gs--tle-s1 Esre prrsa-- daring the -z-= and
sseEsc 20 Be ulcu interest u tEz batting and
bcEErZ abilities of the PLAYERS Ihe rf-fars
Band E-6sr tie LEADERSHIP q NJ Birt played
several seect11zs u-rIn. the prcrsss u TIE game
AID also SLATED HIS Ma;es-y VII Hz-ziI Fcuei
On hE arrival and departure. he match has IN
e1zbtsdiy 6ous u-uch towards icrerIuC tie ilC1g-
i-i1 czb as crack cri-ie-ers bz- & the ies1u thT
have recsire1 VII Iu1uca then 70 PRACTISE the
-z=s hey Ray b able o. take revenge on tie
nert visitors. Ihe Gay VS. rost eu11yEble cue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
TO LET!

FURNISHED. THE MOUNTAIN
II Hon-s % Iles- J. 1lrALEEAEDER. a. 0linda The
hnusc = beautifully Situated has two gDid rrffrns
three bedroom and an od-asAiolei arsptlfe. Terms
- pr month. Parties Wishing 20 thi sane during
the coming simmer, sbouh aPpiT soeu b.
e. III ALEXANDER
So In Hamafnrurrr Man
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

A diSetso resembling GlanisrS has lately tasen
alld Of horses in this city, and which has 80 far
proved fatal in its elects. Controller. the well
known truttinc hnrse owned BY JcdZe Eckcrturi,
and ~CoQugtte. another trossins celebrity, have
both died fron this disease. OTners Of stock arr
warned Of the appearance II this new danger -
that they may take the necessary precautions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Iisrsported that enc Of the visitors. lady 70 the
''ssesed precirctS~ Of Her Maiestys apartments al
Iolsui Palace while examining the quality and tex
turs Of pisS Of SILK which had been presented 10
the Queea. In a Sudden TT Of abstraction purioincd
nine yards Of the fabric. Soon after the departure
% the kleptarnaniae the luSS was DISCOVERED and
bu, fer the personases involved there woald trosi
probably b. q gathering Of celebrated HswNiians
n TIE pulice Cp-rt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
FISHERS
Champaene Cider Manufactorv

ULIIHA STREET, HONOLULU.
Ths Health InYg0radnr BeTfraee j. 10 saIe II III tt
ieadinz Saloons IN ne Gig.
Orders fssH ne osAsr i:=aa. Promptly Asissl,i %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Marshal Paske had taken the trouhle and care
since las; psccnher until Yesterday, 70 fatten a
turkey for little dinner party 10 be given II his
bcusc to-day last evening the turkey was fniSs-
me. aud The presumption IS that err this some
bold thief has cohhled the worthy Marshsrs sob
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Quite large patty OF the citizens of Hil0 called
az the residence OF Mr.. Chas. E. Richardson on
Friday evening. March 18th. to congratulate him
and his wife on the twenty anniversary Of
! r.--r 1rrrril-..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

/ TIE Schooner Ia SciarHer, Capt. Luce master.
| sailed from HiIo for san Francisco on Friday
morning March 18th. with a full carSo, consisting
] Of so tons sugar from WaiAkss Mill Co, 100 tons
I FROM Ausula plantation and % tons from Costa's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The EsaiLsr i dr. and warm. The SEA for sew
ysral DAYS has been calm as a summer lake. The
streams are becuriug lOS, and Hilo Is threatened
with a druuth-sonisthInC new for pruyerbidl
rainy climate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
ATHLETIC ASsOCIlTIOyl

THE GYMNASIUM or TIE no.
u nol1ll 4ihlsir Association q now oxen fr tIl r.l
q nsl1 1ers eselT day ls1ld17g ertrpild = u IN
Mondays and I1ar'dags ior ItdIes. and Tar'lal.
NcdnellaJ5 Fridays and tafia5s Or re1l'eflan ~
sirlel,oa vi BE- rgen fars cFenIng q iht rarlons
; aer s. b. DOLE. pisas,al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
The JaUls Furnace CO.

nESIRE To CALL THE ATTEN-
IL tor o. the sa-1r Planters and Mil oners % she
Hawaiian Isisnds 70 their Patent Cane Tlsh Couslu-
M Turgaees, By vhich trlh can be burned ireh from
tie nil. Far parficuilrs plel.e apply %
a. DHENEE 3 COMFY
- nrrrfa O-r|s-r Street UrrrInIr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

We reSret to announce his raornin, the Sudden
death % jason Perry. ESq. aud old aud much ms.
psc.ad merchant and reSideli Of Honolulu. and
fcr several wears he hlled the position Of Portn-
s-r-e-z.s fHr-szT4f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

HE vicksts feu a. f--l1Ess fig 4 . fo- 6 3
fs- 8 ifcr 3 s f1- 8 f-- 2 i-- =. g for p. ~
~ =
AtApE- the S.r,ffFs-r t=z-- ra-t u ~ then
ssocld l-ul-Es and Lisrt. A. Z. Ih1uzs zigue
l11sd 6 Ecre . the sccre making exc srEE-1 bit
g--sa1s the fs,cs on the rc-t side vhicl scored
III 6 TIE rss-lt q tts sscond i--i--s as played
= A. f1tczs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

select social party was held at the Court House
40 Hil0 on Friday evening, the 10Th March. Dan
ciug was kept up into the small hours Of the morn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
MARsHAL's SALE.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been duly appointed Executor % ihg Estate II 81
j. ROSE, deceased, and guardian d BIZ minor chii-
drcu. all peT-ons having claims against said estate
hereby notified 70 present the saEc without dcy
aud within six months nfter The date hereof o. ueT
will be forever barred; aud all persons indebted 20
slid estate 10 make Immediate payment
+. A. sGnAEEEH
Executor u the VIII o. u J. iiuse- deceased.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Queea RspsoiAni len yesterday evening GA the
steamer L:ieliis fsg Hawaii accompanied by His
~. IEo L Bnsh NiniStcr Of the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

amongst his rredisogs Mt. Along SSSoCO NJ. Loo
Chit Sara Ss.Oo0 and Chnlaa 4 Co, Wing Wo Tai
& CO. Wing No Chan. Vim ouon and Others in
sums ranging frou 500 10 Sl,ooo total indehs
eSiness OF nearly SsS0a0 Mr.. Afong has oderea a
reward q 500 for his arrest and delivery al the
noiics Stassoa in this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The liquor prosecutions IN HilO have made bus
mess Sor1evhNt lively IN our Police Court There
have been several convictions and some aeqGittals
In all CASES OF conviction appeals have been taken.
Il l. said that the iuforTners have raised three
more prosecutions IN holala- They evidently III
tend 10 make a raise without work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Tie Llsliss arrived on the I'd At $50 A. al. and
siiIsd again at \. ". for Pohoiki in Puma She
returned al Z. II. and sailed at z. NJ,