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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-28
Candidates for bishop Peck's Chai

SYRACUSE. May 2l.-AIreauy an dCIIIt
canvass has begun for the position made
vacant by the death of Bishop Peck. The
election will be made by the next Nation
al Conference in philadelphia in May,
1884. VIM. +. Ninde, President oil the
Northwestern University at Evanston.
IN. is regarded as the leading candidate
Then in their order come the Rev. DIR.
Sims. chancellor of the Syracuse unlYer-
sitv. the Rev, James NJ. Buckley, editor
of the Christian AdUOcdte: the Rev. Le-
roy Vernon, now engaged in mission
work in Italy; the Rev. DR.. Peck, of
Brooklyn, the Rev. DIR. Mallelieu, Of Bos-
ton. and the Rev. c. III. Fowler, oil New
York. ParsOn Newman, who was a can
didate in 1876 and 1880, having become
acting pastor of the Madison Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church, New York, IS
cnmnfed out of the race.
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Killed br a Eoiler -Exnlnsinn

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 26.-The boiler
OF saw mill at Waterford, Spencer
county, exploded yesterday, fatally in
lurlng several workmen and instantly
killing John Purcell, the owner Of the
mii, - " - :
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a Traininp Sbin Fired

DUNDEE, May 26.-The training shin
Mars has been partially DESTROYED by
fire. There were 400 boys on board
when the flames were discovered, but ali
were saved, 1t is suspected that the fire
was started by an incendiaTy,
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Lives Lost in a Furious Gale,

BALTIMORE, May 26.-The steamship
Strasburg, which arrived this morning
from Bremen, encountered a severe gale
on the 23d instant, during which the
shackle bolt of the foretop sail broke and
passengers and knocking another over
board, who was drowned. The Strasburg
brought 1.4I4 immi grants.
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DEATH BEFORE SURRENDER

A Bigamist Driven to Bay Ends His
Life with Bullets.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-W. II. Beck,
charged with bigamy, who escaped from
the Baltimore county Jail Wednesday
night was cornered by the police this
afternoon in a house on Cough street.
The officers knew that he was in the
room and raped loudly for admission.
While they were standing outside two
reports of "A pistol We're heard, and when
the door was forced open it was found
that Beck had shot himself through the
throat and again in the right cheek. He
died in about fifteen minutes.
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Asiatic HOrdes Ready - Pe,.o,.

ERZEROUM, May GA conspiracy
against the gQyeT1ment has been dis
covered AZ van. Three hundred persons
save been arrested for connection with il.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-28

BERLIN, May ga private telegram
received from Bucharest states that
plot to shoot the King of Roumania at
the opening Of the session of Parliament
has been discovered. A number Of per-
sons implicated in the plot are said to
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Iaaor1fers Reaping Their Ro--o,a

DUBLIN, May 26.-The Gazette an
nounees that Juror Field has beaa award.
go to,OOO and the Euqdys $500 as COM
We're subjected on political accounts
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Emigrants for America.

LONDON, May 2e.-Eight thousand
emigrants, mes. OF them Germans, have
passed through Hull during the past few
Gays on their way to America,
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. Murdered in Cold BInnd

SHREVEPORT, La, May 27.-W. j.
NOrthcutt yesterday shot and killed A.
L. O'Neal at J. B. O'NeaEs store. on Red
Chute, Bossier parish. The murder is
said to have been unprotected. O,Neal
was a cattle dealer from Fayell. Miss.
The murderer was arrested and locked
up.
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An AIgerian ChiegD

CONsTANIIN0PLE, May 26.-Abd EI
Madlr, the famous Algerian chief, is dead.
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-. - Against llal.ans.

b--- l"Ek. Nay 27.-The attempt O.
49, drunken Irishmen to-day TO
l---. as they expressed II, the
s--, arter in Cherry street, result
~ 'ls a1rav. Knives and pistols
.re---- on both sides, aBd fifteen or
sons were more OF less serious
one or Two m0rially, The po-
~ afuve until the fight was over.
- sN-1ouT Hop Bitters have
ai NalGe 20 me. was laid up
"a fever fot ever two months
} P...s S-t no relief until tried your
IN 10 those suffering vita de-
--f Qhe ia feeble health, cor
ilmend them.
J. e. STOETZEL.
~ FULTON street, Chicago, III,
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Bad coughs cured by HALE,s HONEY
OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
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rrpFpBY MASKED MEN
f-NERCISED OVER A
r,r7ilNG SENSATION.

.... uarror Narrowly Averted in
..., A Diamond Field Near
rrimitive ENeCutiOn-The
fa-IHeer-Notes IN Georgia
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

The mail made up at the Post office for the
steamer on Monday was the West that ever left
the Office Il consisted Of fourteen large bags five
of which were flied with letters addressed in
separate bags or packages 10 thIrtythree different
countries Of the postal union, and numbered 5,II2
letters In addition, there we're some 1000 news
papers and parcels, filling nine bags. Of the
letters 100 were registered each one requiring two
receipts and q separate entry on way-bill, while
nearly 300 of the letters and papers dispatched
were received at the window between the hours OF
Z and II am. And these letters and paPels all
required 10 be counted, dated, tue stamps can
ceileI, and all done up IN packages OF nifty each,
with the destination inscribed on each package,
and finally % way bill made out with the exact
weights OF letters and papers destined for each
country 10 do tins work in four hours, with a
force of but SIX or seven persons, Is feat not
often SUPP l-sed IN larger and older pOst-Ofhces
At san Francisco, for instance, the mails for our
Islands arrive pretty regularly every day from
various sections aid l-e daily done up, 50 that
on tue day that the leaves theIe Is Mile 70
do but close the last bag or two that comes III.
We learn that the new stamps were called for
frequently, and over hundred letters or pack
ages had at least one ON each. Their novelty and
rarity may lead 20 :hcr being suTreputlously taken
of, however. before reaching their destination.
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Mrs. Hartford, also the vocalization of Schubert's
ia Serenade.' by the latter lady, accompanied
by Mr.. larndiy, violin, and Mr.. Myron Jones
piano. the performances winning merited applause.
Mr.. p, c. Jones' IT., at the conclusion Of the mu-
steal exercises obtained possession Of the rostrum
and with humorous preface relative to bis per
slnal qualifications read the following letter;
HoNoLUIU. Oct. lsth, 1873.
NR C n Cook T-s1sHrsr G1An COLLEGE, DEAR SiEs
If sun Of sal,o Is raised. IN cash between
this evening and the IsI June next viii give SiAeo
towards scientific department for the college 20 ereci
building and provide chemical and other apparatus
for the same Yours truly tHAs. X BISHOP
Mr. Jones purposely hesitated before giving the
name attached TO the letter. and when the name
Of the generous donor inHs given. hearty and pro
lonced applause greeted the owner. The reader
Of the missive himself was 50 carried away by his
feelings at such an agreeable astonishment, he
declared his inability TO do the subject justice, re
latinc little story Illustrating his position. he
then called for contributors TO the other fSuV9
fund and in response the following persons placed
Themselves in position as
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

Mr.. Geo. ". Lincoln the we'll known contractor
and builder, who has lately been suffering from
an attack Of typhoid fever, is now couyalesceut.
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The Adrsyfissr has changed hands. The pur-
chaser Is Mr.. L. C, Macf,rlaue, proprietor Of the
san Francisco Wasp. Mr.. Webb Is 10 be the ed
ItDr. but It Is said tuit he will retain hIs position
as Secretary 10 the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
All journalists mere will welcome the genial Eddie
to the fraternity
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C o M M E CIAL.

HoNcLULC, OCTOBER IL. Isss.
business since last writing has not displayed any
greater signs or activity than then noticed ALTHOUGH
me presence 10 town Of number Of planters from the
o'her Islands here to attend the meeting o. the Plant
ss LABOR and supply Company, has given au impetus
to trade 10 certain line mainly hardware and a-ir
tural Implement The departure 81 the Naliposa for
san frlneiseo on the 18th inst carrying heavy mail
and Hight cargo, occupied the time and attention Of
number Of our business men on account or the corr
pondencc forwarded and which viii bear fruit in the
return Of American productions
The departures during the week pa. consist Of the
Murray and steamer Maripo-a for san Fraue-eo both
Win hight earEoe-. although the latter takes great
number % passenger. and the tern d 5 williams ir
ballast for Humboldt
The arrivals consist only 81 hell W Amy from SAL.
Francisco. and the tea Mary Dodge from Eurega.
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PASSENGERS.

-, =. tgZ.-t.-. - ,,r "a r,,,,,,,,5 az, 10 B. a.
1870 n s1'-1l- ~ GIr,b.Ir. N b 100 d Man
-, n a 1,r,,15,,s-,,.
"4Ll-' L ~ 4'' .''- - 49, . o. an ~
FROM san tfahSl7en ptI II " ann '3-. d
Shearef ana vic " hlu'lr y hhupr % 'Ii-.'.-
Donovan W 90 Mel nary Ben Mason
For kauai per Jas Makee. Oct &c Bcric mann and
family Miss L Titcomb NJ Mahruua. luch- A
Cropp n Aklna " " Cn0u.
Er,r, Eg.,,.g r.. &, u uf.h,r ,,rt r. UaUeberr A
-, Z, E.iii, "A n ~. ti bneidef 4 r
$50, Z. M No. a. "a VII, D Al Trf.sr A Norfs.
,,-ifc ~ rbfIf
~"- cd. 7-4 Nj.
from kahului per hilauga Hon, ogl la lby sLl7-'7
shaw II tuinin inrs = W Nlo94Ait d" W ~
Neal and VIE, Mlss " balley, = hTll.E 80 "
lamsr Mrs Barber MIS- NII,'sf- a l. 'l ~, 80
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Requiescat

The funeral services over the remains of the late
L. o. Hall took place at the Congregational Church
in this city ON tint afternoon Of the 10Th inst The
services were conducted by the pastor, Rev j. A.
Cruzan, and were most solemn and impressive, an
augmented choral force performing the hymnal
service The coffin WAS laden with flowers, and
eyergreens and flowers Ornamented the platform
and choir gallery. Hon. A. Francis Judd and Hon.
c. Il. Bishop as pail bearers represented His Ma
iestv's Privy Council. Rev. A. O. Forbes the A. b.
+. NJ, Mr. A. ". Pierce the Congregational Church,
and Messers. George Howe and L. c. Ables the
nrm. of which deceased had been the head for so
many years. After the Church services were ended
the family only. accompanied the body TO the
grave, the Iuterment being private.
During the day flags were displayed at half mast
from the Government buildings, Consular offices
and the shipping IN the harbor in respect TO the
memory OF one Who had during his life been good
father husband, friend and citizen.
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Lively

EUrroH GAzrrrEs The Waikiki TaG-Collector
stopped % Chinamau who was about to leave the
district and demanded his taxes. The Chinaman
SAID: be bad paid them and produced receipt
from la Issssso, III LahaIna. Mr.. Collector
could not understand by what right the assessor
Of IallIua collected taEes On inspection of the
rec ipi 1t WAS found to be one of the blanks of
ls-z. This farther aroused the suspicious Of Mr..
Collector and he took the liberty of OBTAINING Mr..
Chiugmlu and the receipt. The receipt was dated
Aul. II whereas It Is not customary to begin col
lectIng until the first of sept.
TINS Mr. Assessor at Lahaiua WAS one Of the
brilliant members Of the last legislature represent
ing the newly formed election district Of Kama
pui
Il Is said that the government Is going to look
into tine matter and % is presumed It will look as
far INTO the else as 1t usually does when fayorile
rs up for inspection. CITIZEN.
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Nhuttu tu hAtAlAltN -AtllNAAAs
wauted-an explanation Of the SO ahead bust
ness.
There will be an exhibition of athletic exercises
at the room Of the Gymnasium tomorrow evening.
MIR. A. Maofe and family have left Kilauea
Plantation, and have come to reside in Honolulu
Sunday. Oct 2lst, an English sermon will be
preached in the Roman Catholic Cathedral at high
Mass, at 10 Az.
The beautiful moonlight evenings of the past
week have been taken advantage Of by many
picnic parties sea and shore.
The machinery Of the new dredge has been put
together, and is nov in working order. Immediate
trial will be made Of its capacity.
His Maiesty's boathouse has been painted inside
and outside and nov presents far neater appear
ance than formerly.
The brig Hr=1,d, Capt. Charles Il. Heruey is
about due from her cruise, IN search OF labor,
amongst the Hebrdes and solomon islands.
The Daily BrVs,ia appeared in an enlarged form
ON the 18th inst good evidence Of prosperity, and
which We congratulate our growing sonny
HRH Princess Kaiulaui celebrated her eight
birthday yesterday. Oct. 10Th, by a party at the
residence Of her father the Hon. a. = tieghoTn at
Waikiki.
Mr.. Geo. W Lincoln the we'll known contractor
and builder, who has lately been suffering from
an attack Of typhoid fever, rs now convalesceui-
The stockholders Of the waianae Sugar Com
pany will hold their regular annual meeting on the
18th inst, At the Office Of Mr.. II. A. Wldemann IN
this city.
Messrs Theo. H. Davies Co.. the well known
importers Of English manufactures advertise that
they have withdrawn from the importation and
sale Of wines and liquors.
Another steam-Ehaler. the bark Tbrrslsr Capt.
Manson, will probably call into this port in the
early part Of December en- route 10 san Francisco
and the Arctic.
The sailing race between the yachts Ea,H1 and
lima did not take place last Saturday afternoon
as expected, the Ea-Hfa not putting IN an appear
ance at the starting point.
An earthquake. slight oscillation from north
west to southeast, attracted the attention Of city
jewellers here at so r.A. on the 18th inst. DJs-
ton Of shock only about ten seconds.
The author-editor Of the sarssii.e- is reported
as likely to soon throw up his $50 pr week %
salsry and start off on another scouting eHpedi
ton connected with the political Affairs Of the
Kingdom.
The suggestion that a European war may raise
the price of Hawaiian rice, smacks very much OF
that distinguished political economist who arEues
in favor Of Tue coronation because 1t would raIs
the price Of gloves
According 20 the P. e. 4. the B5ari OF Educa
ton is in search Of Beauty and Truth. It is Il +
stated which member Is looking for beauty OF
which for the truth. bat the public can make
good guess.
The notice in the GizErrE last week relative to
the Bows Reading Room attracted the attention
Of Mr.. A. ]. Cartwright, jr and he has very kindly
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1.-THE close Of call for donations an invitation
was extended 20 all present to adjourn To the din
ing halt. IN which two long tables were spread
SeiLLte with light Tyfrsshmsnts of the cake ano
pie ururr. and from the depths Of the pantry tray
loads Of the sucCultut Ice-Cream were brought
forth and distributed among the ladies
and gentlemen present. In the meantime
the band which had been stationed on the lawn IN
front Of the College discoursed sweet music the
following being the programme.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
Octio-Am bk u " Almy. Freeman from san Fran
li-Am tern MARY Dodge, Paul, from Eureka
Sailed.
OCti3-Am bk D Murray Underwood for san Fran
l3-Am tern G Williams Wiuaut for Humboldt
80 MIrpOsa, Howard. for san Fran
Vessels in Port,
NEuCHANTNEN.
Am bk Martha Ridcout. scar
Am bk Hubert. Davis
Am bk 4 faIkcnburE- Goodman
Br bk Malizgate, Pin
An bk Hope, Eruhaliuw
An bk Martha Davis Benson
An bktue Ella, Howe
VAN bk Amelia
q Am tern Queen
An bktnc " % Dimoud. H0udlctf
An blk Heller W Almy Freeman
Am tern MARY Z Dodge, Paul
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will probably prove to be in Its line, one Of the
most difficult bodybuilding feats in the Islands.
Comments are made upon the frailness of the
supports Of the Waialua bridge. When the freshets
come the work will be thoroughly tested. TX
perieuced men say that the supports ART totally
Inadequate 20 the strain, and that some day the
whole structure will be on its side. As a fact,
gentleman gives the information that no steam
pillow can be carried over As the bridge nov Is
Who spends our money!
At Anahols, the other day, native was thrown
from his horse, and seriously injured. The man
vas intoxicated. The question comes up-hoV
did he get the liquor? And the answer is-that
the police, for all purposes of detection, are abso
lutely yalueiess. When the Kauai people-and IN
fact the people Of the other islands generally
begin 70 use some different method of dealing
with the police than that Of simply ac7HissciHg
perhaps change may come but, as long as they
are quiet and calmly accept the kicks that are
iyen them. the executive will 20 on kicking.
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each. = Craze, % TO ~ ,euts
Garden Seeds for Ai,uo,f Aoro

Garden Seeds for n y y, u,r Aoro
ms
We will supply the follow nut
crop a Garden o. half o. led which viii fully
vii -gpply a large -iy 80 -. The same
throughout the year: N Ncecthn'-
one o.. Asparagus, SQUAT Of ss,l-, OF sorts o..
Beet, CaulinOweTs, OF. Cabbage. o. Carrot, ]
quart Corn, pkg Egg Plant o.. Lettuce sorts; ]
quart Lima Beans, Mustard, Melons, Okla, Onions,
Parsley, Par-nps, Peppers, Pumpkin Pcasc hadish,
squash, spinach, Iurnip-, ~ papers 81 sweet Herbs
ALL FRESH SEEDS.
Tti- our purpose to recommend nothing but what we
know to be Of value, and what We know from cxper
fence will grow IN these islands We have ~ acres "
Orchard Property In addition 20 that occupied by the
Nurseries in Nupa, Valley, California, from which all
our orders for these islands arU allied.
Our stock Is raised entirely without irrigation, the
roots 20 consequence, being more aberuus and spread
ing aud the trees standing mnsgautng much better
than those grown In sandy coil WITH irrigation.
To Correspondents--Write plainly The names
aud uumb Der Of trees ard plants wanted ADDRESS 90
ALLEN HERBERT. Honolulu.
u we receive your orders before MIR. HERBERT
departure for Francisco by the steamer Of NurJm
Der let Won will receive your Trees and Plants iu Jaun
AIRY and February, the proper time 10 plant
us ALLEN HERBERT.
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NOTICE.

ANY AND ALL PARTIES HAN-
n iu= STOCK uuuiHE on tue Paiama and Punui
Ranch under I04-e 90 tu0g Chez & co hereby
tuacd o. reu1vt the -amc before November let ISL
as have purchased Lee Chaf'- interest iu the sad
lease aud any claiming kuliana- rights 20
-t0cs on tle said prentice mu-f lrn-eut TIT same 10
me duriur the iasr uceS in November i,-3.
g7g In ]. z. MENDONCA.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

The machinery Of the new dTedge has been put
together and is nov IN working order. Immediate
trial will be made Of its capacity.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

Retail traders complain Of the lack q small
change. Many find great difficulty in keeping a
supply Of quarters and half dollars on hand 20
quite clear
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

ABOUT TOWN.
Wanted-an Acknowledgement.
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FRUIT TREES AND PLANTS
g g g

TnUlI InCCo RNp TlHN ,
g g q
Firstclass year, old. 81 70 Firsielass-i year old
a. Bell Flower, Baldwin. yellow Newton, Early
Harvest. whitncy's Crab, dnc tree s2,5o.
PEARS;
First-class trees years old. sis5. Bartlett, Winter
Necs. and several other varieties.
PEACHES
First.eass trccs-i year old Hales Early, Richmond
PLUMsi
Golden Drops, yellow Egg, Green Gaze; year old.
PRUNEs;
New and Rare Trees, $50 each.
APRICOTs:
-Four Varietics-e years old, si.55.
NECTAKINEsi
Fine Trees years old, $40
OUNCES;
Three Varieties, sl.so.
White Genoa, Brown Turkey, California Black, sia5.
CHERRIES
six Varieties a.. 80 each; 10 years Old.
ALIONDs;
Soft shell years old 500. gThis not b, PROF
tahly raised any part o. these Islands. I-
wALNUIss
California Black, Eastern Black. Three ye.'
q % each; year, old, $50 each. be- old,
PECANs AND FILBERrss
one To ~ feet year old Bush, sl-5n eA'
Currauts. Go1sbcrrics, Baspbcrrics an aeh'
well rooted - cents each. d Blackberrirs
GRAPE CUTTINGS
which have made a specially f0T,''
choice varieties Of Table Grape 10 Seven Year Of 70
ROOTED GRAPE cents each.
Ten yRritIe- Of Table and Wi1RNINE>
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The brig Hr=1,H Capt. Charles II. Heruey Is
about due from her cruise, IN search of labor,
amongst the Hebrides and solomon islands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

will probably prove to be in Its line one of the
most difficult bridge-building feats in the Islands.
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The bell heralding the approach OF Harris ice
cream wagon has an ominous sound 20 the young
gentleman who may be s0'Hs IN the company Of
TAR damsels. il is generally a case OF treat %
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rHHE IrNDFRSIGNFn REsIDINC

Il in Honolulu have this day formed co partnership
carry on the business OF the Music and Furniture
store q the late rn o. Lycan johnson Fort street
Honolulu under the name and style o. Lyean & Co.
p LYCAN
WV. r BUCHANAN,
NJ HAGAN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

The Daily BrUsfit appeared in an enlarged form
ON the 18th inst good evidence Of prosperity, and
on which we congratulate our growing " sonny.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

The thermometer during the past week showed
the mercury at Sc on two occasions. the fore
moons Of the llth and 10Th. The evenings OF the
week past have been cool and pleasant with oc-
clsi0nal trades"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

Between times the audience was favored with |
duet, instrumental, by Miss Hessie Dickson and !
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Col. Claus Spreckels and family returned to san
Francisco per the Mayiposl on the 18th inst. Mr..
VIM. FlOwerdeu, Judge Widemanu, Mrs A. b.
Hayley, Mr. II. A. Parmelee and family and Mr..
Clarence Macfarlane were also passengers.
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,Hrn sldrrrfsrmrHfs.
NOTICE /!

THE FIRM OF LYCAN &JOHNSON
IL has been this day dissolved by mutual consent an
outstanding liabilities ard al dgbts due 70 the arm
will h. seffiezi Nv Ivcln & Co E LYCAN.
JAS JOHNSON.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-10-17

M Hermann Kraft. son of Mr.. Kraft the jewel
Ter and matchmaker, Of this city, arrived hy the
Mu5uos1. bringing with him large assortment of
excellent goods Those who are dpsiruus Of puT-
chasing good jewellery for presents should give
Mr. Kraft call. Bye-the-bye, Mr.. Hem uu
Kraft Is an excellent amateur musician; be- plays
the violin, CBTIunut litter, guitar, besides several
other instruments. He was second leader of the
Mozart Society Of New York. and, before leaving.
was presented with handsome lpcket by the
members Of the society. Mr. Hermann huf. is