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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-16
COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce and
Provision Markets.

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS, March Is.
Business was hardly as active to day as on the
preceding days of this week, the chilly air
checking trade, seemingly; yet merchants are
quite well satisfied with the volume of trade in
this market since the first of the month, and the
tone of the markets Of this country generally
has shown marked improvement the last fe W
days, and there is q good basis to
build on, as official reports OF export and
import business place the country in better po-
sitiOn than have. guessed-at statistics. The
month of January showed the largest value of
exports from this country ever reported for that
month-$S0,0 900, 900, against about $57 900 900
Of imports. This immense volume of exports
was due partly TO the expansion of the trade in
breadstufs, buL still more TO the immense move
ment in cotton dnring the month. The bread
SUNS movement Ia still in the future largely.
One OF the interesting facts of this movement is
the increasing proportion OF -four, which is a
manufactured article. The American fiour-mill
interest is immense, alike in its growth and in
the progress which IL has made in its art, as be-
comes the chief wheat-raising and wheat
exporting country OF the world. The
rounds of the local markers TODAY showed
hut few changes In values. Fine table butter
continues TO bring outside prices In a small way,
put poor qualities are at a stand-still. Eggs are
holding steady with n demand about equal to
20 the supply. Potatoesi IN seant snpply, but the
demand continues light, almost wholly for small
lots; retailers are OF the opinion that prices will
he lower in the near future, hence they are car
fying light stocks. Live chickens have been
coming forward more freely of late, hut full
prices are still being realized. The general gro
Gerry market is steady. Sugars are firm; %coffees
unchanged; trade good. In provisions there is a
fair business, and an increased demand for all
productions of the hog is lopked for as soon as
the spring season sets in. An easier feeling pre-
walls. but prices remain unchanged.
GRAIN.
Although there was little improvement in the
local wheat market, bulls on the cereal were
ialRing more bullish, and bidding on Change
was more spirited than on Wednesday. The
Board of Trade Price Current: Wheat-Local
markets arc q shade frmer, but still are ":dul-
lish" both for spot and futures-verY few want
TO buy at any price, and certainly fewer seem
inclined to sell, as the meaRer offerings would
Indicate. Seaboard shade better than yesterday,
nut no material change. We quote:
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NEW YORK. March l5.-Jobbing trade shows
activity of previous reports. From agents the
demand is of a very moderate character, with
the chief sales reached through deliveries on or
ton sale OF 1000 pieces 6 4 cassimeres the entir,
balance of production of the Versailles and Eagle
mills light weight cassimeres, by Wilmington
Hoguet e. Co., March 81.
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600 bills. Total shipments yesterday 53,123
brls, Charters, ATT brls,
TIrUSVILLE. Pa, March 15,-On opened at
9Soec;. highest, 995sc: lowest, $780, closed at
9S7se. Shipments, 1923 brls. Charters, A.
7Y7brle. Runs, 72,2S6 brls.
OIL CITY, Pa. March 15.-The petroleum
market 1uctuated to-day between 9Slso7 and
994c. Transactions, 100000 brls.
ANTWERP, March 15s-Petroleum, 1870
1914.
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No. Rye-Dnll and lower; 54ci bid; no self
ers. In broken lots held at 60c; no buyers. Re-
jeeted held at 62c; SOC bid.
~Brau-Firm; 1880 bid; held at 1880.
+ Systematically: held at $3.50; no buyers.
81 timothy quiet; $1,000 bid; no
sellers.
GRAIN IN STORE.
March IL, 1888:
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MR:J. M FARREN, Logansport, was eareS of
ehills and fever OF five yeans' standing 9R
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Cotton.

ST. LOUIS. March 15.-cotton quiet; middling,
. 7-l6c; sales, 1000 bales; receipts, LOO bales;
shipments, 1900 bales; stock on hand, 81, 100
bales.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-16

Workings of an Incubator.

NEW. YORK, March 15.-Lead quiet; otherl
unchanged.
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COM MERCIAL.

N0NOLULU. lrIl- is. iso1.
Business since ilss writing has increased someuhat
especially In the lines of commercial trade the arrival
% arc quautiuos o. foreign rocs and the rapid for
vsru- Of our staple product TO this center FROM the
other islands and ;hr re-hirpiBr % the -1, Co san
Francisco has kcri The tImr and aInJ Of merchants
pretty constantly oocsrigi daring ihs rlsi week.
The arrivals f1s the week consist % the sue1 Aus
Irlis, and Discovery from san FrauJsol with general
5ar-'cs, uho Australia ai-1 bringing s. $50 lH -oldl
me City OF Ncu York FROM hc CoIduies. che Gudr
RohrrJs audi @ whitmo-5 with coaI Gleubo-'Io frou
Liverpool with assorted cargo and the Eeygrr from
p1=et Sound with lumber
TIE departure vC1u jhg CITY of Ncu York f0r san
Funoisoo with heavy car-o at su-ar. aud taC .. p
Sprc5Es-. D. e. Murray end EIa alec fo5 sen Francis
90 with Clr-ucs % domestic rroiucr.
The next vessel due from the Col-E s tht Iruiu- f1
lowed By ufhcr who-g date 0f sailing irom Sau fIau
cisco may be found By rricrrius 90 Mo-srs Williams
ptm1uls icffG-.
The sale of property hrlou-ius % ihc Roc E-iats
on saturday Last Hnugntod to sit"' price, realzod
BsrsT VII 65 found N1ssr-. Williams. ui1aul a
tO.- REGULAR monthly circular
81 FE,Sos11, Nay s.h. ISL.
oar Irst advice were dated April aE ugr civ U.
~gdrry 81 are having Uuu-1a. Spring rsiu- and
rysythuIook- favorable Cog thr urv grain orop. aud
Iudigatigus alg tlat Che 'igil aIII Dr. large
suGAss-we have no change Io report Boz H1duol,
Cuba csstriiuzai. to- Nru. Yorg ore -ii quoiats az
ne Cog = Pc ogui and ihe Manila uarAl, remains
HiCE-uas advanced tg o. So 5asl owing Ea OBJ,
Eastcru demand and O ll-bf slogk
ARldy Al>--Arr!! 3, zip ,A4,iauls.E. April = .-n
Hausou5 NAY 2 hk halakauas sgh lauoula7 May o. ha
DEPARTURES brig Cou.a5Eo. lilaluIan.
o. srh Ida SGHuauer IhaEuIlTH. Or. Euma Jlaullua.
uuols 2LhAtuc nIsCgsrys % =gA Rosario va Elrui-s
>. bk Lilly gragg yia Nahuk0ua4 % -llr Nagy Alice.
Projected DEPARTURES q. sk Fc-,-r
Qargn * lsdy laHIrsoH b. kaiakaaa. Ia gai1afieH,
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Hawaiian Art

EnEuE GAEEEEEs-ILy - kamgLaugl. Statue. "
enormously called Siatuc Of Karlehaugha,- Is
iu the opinion " MANY. placed b. au guf1-tu-
nate position. Being directly n fruu. Of the Gov
eminent building. II j. thereby dvarfed, and sur
rounded as o D. by circle Of ylCuruus palms, 40
one CAL % 90 any ldyar.iagl- In fact % cannot
t. az al unless one approaches clos 90 Ii IN
side the circle and then she observer l. too clos
20 10 b. % o. any advLutsgu This noble hrulll
should have bepu placed IN Cllar SPOT near The
present size u The tasilri-ile sian g. D. rerluy
ed O. placg or the oQQusIt1 side q Ali1llui Hale
promis1s ngaE the Music Hall thus placed. and
facing down town. u- m the direction % iva.
and IT'S immediate surroundings kGpt clear Of tre-s
and shrubtery. % guula D. a commanding ulleCt
and an passgrs by. whether on hing street or C1sI
TO the Government H0usC, would have ius view
OF It.
A ssc1ud mistake by the MIuls,lr IL charge Of
Hawaiian Ar matters Is the site u the kuhala
Statue, Ignoring the ldea that a public stltug
should Dc placed where tbs public can sgg IT, tlIs
original Statug % adventurous history placed
tending observers mus make special pilgrimage
90 80 H.
How much better 90 have placed % ul s1ruc cum
r1audIuE bluf. uvtrhanCIuC the SEA. near the land
Inc at Mahukoua- where the hundreds Of Tlsssl-
csrs from and o. Hiiu huvlIhag and hulllll
tUuQuerHT's birthplace instead %, Of present
near hIs favurIte uiru patch.
The third mistake o. tlg erection ui iIsl,ltu
fence around the Statue IA fruut % AllllAll Halt
What Ised Of auv fence: Iht PARK Rulings iu
NyU York. and other cities which were Thought
Necessity many yelrs usu, layt all bteu rgIlllHJyl
greatly enhancing the beauty Of the parks Auuld
the Touching Uf the pedestal ur Statue by human
hands dedlG ~ L the idea b for protection
against vautuu hands. then The fence l. not hl-h
enough.
u h1ueyer s1-r-. 1Hl4rH and perhaps that Is the
reason Wis II 4 buili- tErIlg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The british Benevolent Society viii give a Tall
GA MAY sith at the Music Hall Tickets can Dc
obtained frum the members Of the committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The funeral sl-vous connected With tlJ inter
rinC of the remains uf tine late Mrs. J. T. Bush
ven hgld As pr announcement al the rosidrncg
q the family, 90 The afieruuuu % the l..iL lIst
A lr-y gathering OF friends and cluIrilucl-
were pru-ui o. extend thgIT sympathy 20 the fam
lis and tender rgSFyct o. she memory 1f the Dc
cElsed; Notable amongst thu=e Yresguf ug-e hl-
Majesty, memhgr- ui the Ministry. ulIllgr- "
tho Hons u Nutlies- The Chauogli1r q the hing
dom. Government uticlals and ultuII-rs Of tda
bar clerrv and the prCss- lev II. h, Parker DE-
llygred a PRAYER m native chorus u sgci WOES
chauied appn13rIats hymns and III. baly gsls tLGl
removed frou tbs huu-s % The burial yault which
had bgCn prCFargd- lhs muslclaus u the Hawai-
ian Bzrd played funeral Iarul o. The coffin vas
and On the bar. and Afterwards the cluIr present.
sing 1u1ther hyulu- The ouiiiI Eas laden with
tssuiiful f1ugrs 1ud had un tbc la tz1 engraved
plaigs p Oar luyud OuJ. and b. ] an The Eesurrgc
tlou and TIE Life 40 4af5 The body vas i1ugrJl
INTO tht yault and Son all hat "a earthly ut Tbs
late Nrs Bush was hid fruu sight il the dark &c
&c zsus OF tne grave
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

display on their COUNTERS. representative Of this
paper has paid a short. very short. visit 10 the
nroms which the firm intend 20 Apply TO the dis
PLAY Of the new grods- and during tina, visit the
variety. and especially the newnoss in style, man
ncr and make Of the gods then presented, vcrc
most noticeable, although 4 large number IT thu
most precious pieces had not vet seen daylight
To thdse ladies and Gentlemen WIN desire 10 b.
,lino mon fully acquainted with the gpcls which
thJ Mgssrs Macfarlsno display rcfcruncc Is made
a. the advertisement u the firm in cur columns,
bot 90 appreciate the quality and novelties DIS
plycd, q pgrsnnal inspection Is moSt necessary.
Visiting hours from 80 n m. 20 3 =. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

struur trades prevailed on Sunday and Monday
and the frosh winds were welcome, though not 81,
the accom- auylnc dust
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EXPORTS

For Auckland and >sducy pr Australia. NAY ls-I'a
.bs -u-aE
For san Fuuel-sn. per D Moray Nag ,--7- rE--
ugla-srs. 2lni be- Ill- .a TA-s sugar arla-.. value
sTTia.>
FH- san Faur.-gn. Frr Janet la-1.. Nav e-.ssi
s>31r.fH.
Fnr >au Francisco. p.r d ID >qTr1AgI-. Alv --itE7
pkg sr-lr. luut-FE. Ns.la S>.sIt#a
F1r san Francisco par EIIa. Nav g-1-57 PIKE .a-ar
2l 'l-s nice. email i1r misc m--e- u1-ls-rig value
--lsHrI
F0r san Frauc1.oa. peg civ uf Ngv No-A Nav %.
80 pkg -uElr. 81 bis uHu 90 pkg bette. leaves. l-
hr.Ha hIululs- lHnIH.-lr value - f- Ir
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a Word from One of the Most Foremost
Journals of the United States.

The st. Ions. Mo- Erpsbli-1l editorially Says
It Is very rlre that consent to odiiorially for
wlrl Tho interests Of ADVERTISERS Of what arr
known as patent medicines as It does not fru-
edge % their merits However We take pleasure
IN Swing Of =. Jacobs OIL from individual
experiment that It Is most excellent remedial
agent, and Us such Nc cIu heartily recommend It.
Don't Tell Your slterlu-s 10 everybody, but use
- Jacobs OIL. and speak Of is results
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
IMPORTS

FROM san Francisco. per Australia Nav lE-E BOXES
gold r1in. value $50 gs ulgE.ngTy. a1 o. hlf1ar
Isa ukEs general ULsr.
Prom Departure pes T. % wA.iuara. Nay IA
fan cargo ut coal
PROM NeveasiI1, y : w.Ts. ozlle Robert. M a.
Eu. llT1u OF goal.
Frau szn Frlag.-oa. per sue. Nay is-Ean elr-7 s,
genera. uagclaullss-
Prom Tort Townsend. pen E4leIslo-. May i'-Tau
a1r-n OF lumber.
Flum Port ElzLaT- I.ls Egyare. Nay Is-Fa. cargo
rF IAN Hf-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

All doubt regarding thu granting Of the liquor
Lcgnse % M. : NuvleIn, has been removed ly
the fact " his nov being engaged II active bust
ugs- In The rgtall liquor trade opposite the Bethel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

Capt. idoo, Of the tug Tris, who has lately t,,en
cnuiincd 10 his houso through Illness, Is again
about, which latter fact Is pluasurg 30 notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

L. B. ii. :. SgvfsHgf had faIr passage 10
EsigIalsEli, 0lc1uuigriag only one heavy gale.
The yoyaLu uIs donesuudar sail and au average of
Io-. knots NEas made Memories Of Honolulu arr
still green.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
Tribute to the Memory Oftho late Hugh
Tennent

EDlTuE oF I'M Hiv.AIIAS Glz1zrI- DtAE SIE s-
We bvC thr1uEh thC melIIum Of your Taplr g.
sru-ess cur fsclII-s uf sympathy TO- The late Mr.
Hurh Tenuauf. who uas kIlled az HiIs uu the lgih
nlf ard alsa o. srs lgr opinion ~ his character.
Mr.. Ienugut ul- C1-aEaI lruu several Cautrlcts
IN tins district for uglrly yglr aud duriug tlif
time ue had uaEy t-llsac1luus ulth him and
aluaTs found hIu b. hz a nan % high moral
chsrartsr, ih1ruuch sod uu-kIlan. and man
Of cunsidarahie iuieliectaal attachments
Deeply dspl1rIn- his uuiIulely dflfb-
We Ar dear 81.
Hozr ohseiiGuI =arTuuts.
FEaNC1s SugC-4rE.
Passes Gar
WEinsz- KEzzi Nav 9Th. ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

pr. Alexander Bailey, recontly from the States
has taken d. Enders otiioe IN Waikiki for few
works. DR.. Finders is enjoying a short vacation
which be very much needed, and we trust that be
Will return quite recup-rated We consider our
selves very fortunate IN bCiug well supplied with
god doctors IN Waikiki, and sympathIse with
The Lahainans that they 50 sadly lack such
useful individual
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
NOTICE.
PERSONS

4 Ny PERSON OR PERSONS
y .-ll. ar...H- ur driving Cattle 1I the Lands uf
ALAI MI MAIL. Hr other Iaud- Owned OF leased
EF ODE .la"r---a. VIII De- ClrTd lcC1rliuE law
J. h CLARKE a CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

NJ. J. u. Ramsay has Just received by the Ssr-
large stock OF Fresh Grpcuries. and Garden SEEDS
OF last years crop. all Of which he offers at very
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
ls-FOOT RACE, BICYCLE RACE &c.
NOTICE.!

Purses viii De arranged o. soon as the Managing
Committee can conveniently do go.
All horse entered f,r Che above races wall be under
the g0atroI Of lr Ial-, and their decision will be
AL RAINING la,as vail be- under the HlIcs Of the
Paeiae Blood Hgrse Association. excepting a. to
Wgizhis
AL hof-cs 90 cary "a rider
All rrottn- races win bs under ,h, Euig, Of the
National Tr0tliH- Association.
No pool selling will be allowed on thc Park -roands
AiI horses that al. -od pools viii be ruled out
Permits TO train horse o. ,h, Park Tracks can be OBJ
tanned from the SECRETARY
Iockig, COLOR must accompany enhance Zee.
iu order Co AMI maintain 0rGt no one will be
a'i1avd the track without the Association Badgc
vhigh may De- obtained 900 application TO the Secretary
ul the PARK -r8luis.
ADNITTANCE To THE TARK-TsIastriaus free.
A0r-as. h1r-es aud uanl-e- en- rsur- adulttauCy 90
Grand stand slur.
JOS. e. WISEMAN,
a55 Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
AIiUI

Geld OF Is OF ~ aores OF cane was burned by
an iuccndiary on thu night Of the 9TH inst Il vas
the property Of Coruvull & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The tLTcC mastcd schooner EHrra1 Ci4HiiaI, W
AIais1l. master, arrived al Hilo on Friday. NAY
4th, = DAYS frum san Francisco With an assorted
! cargo Of general merchandise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

Among those who have returned wc specially
welcome EiWarl DuW-eti. AZ q Honolulu boz be
has done credit, and Il i a real pleasure o. see
uuu % our .11rTfH1s who has been keeping mp
our reputation abroad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

Iy q Telegram, dated May 4th, information is
obtained that Hon. ;. e. Wilder was On that date
ll Boston, and intended o. visit thu principal
tlsIerE and Western cities 1f the United States
He bupud 90 b again back II tins city III July.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

H,wAu
Fine showers Of rain fen in Kau last week.
The Volcano House has been loased by Mr.
Jorian Of Hno. dc took charge Nav lst,
The Supreme Court opoued al Hilo on Thurs
day nom, May %, judge Austin presiding.
The army rendered yory little assistance in til,
Preparations fur placing the Kamehameha statue
Mr.. C. F. Hari's sugar works al Kuhala are IL
admirable condition. The economy Of the work
Iag # the mill and boiling house Is remarkable
Mr.. W. A. Whiting, who apFcArud for the CroWI
as Deputy Of the Attorney General at the Circuit
VuIEt az hil1 wou thu esteem of all by his ability
and tlIrucss.
The eraps at OHomea, Papaik,u and PAukaa
arr looking well With carcful cultivation, bous
meal and improved implements. fine results are
beng obtIincd.
The three mastcd schooner Ea71 ClTa5irl, ".
Ma;s1l. master, arrived al Hilo on Friday, NAY
fth, Il DAYS frJm san Francisco with an assorted
cargo Of general merchandise.
Der=,y sheriff I'd. smith made raid week be.
fore last IN certain distiIlcrs in Kau and seized
large quantity distillinr apparaius. hut the dis
tlllEs escaped. In some way the culprlts received
information Of the proposed raid and ran away.
HE apparatus seized, cuusistlnc VI stills casks
&c, ugrJ burned
The evangelist John kalama has done a good
work IN hEu- Many natives, among them pEumi-
mont men. have been aroused to deep religious
interests. determinations have been shown
By drEEklrds abandoning drink. and persons Who
had beeu leading immoral lives returning to WAYS
OF virtue. haiama Is not perfect, but has done
much good
The appeal liquor cases Of c. Y. Al0na and
Ct-grs, who had been fined by the lower court for
-1lIuE liquor IA Hilo and Hamakua without
hoCusl- came before the supreme Court At Hilo on
Aalaly- May It'll Tho jury II the first case, that
OF C. y Allll, returned unanimous verdict Of
guilty after al absence OF five minutes or less and
The judge imposed on him an additional one hun
Cral dollars Eul. The other case resulted SINH
LEly excepting that u Car, who decided 10 pay
his fine and withdrew his appeal The court ad-
l1urlsd on Wednesday May 9ih
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

Henry Hettou, whom all lovers Of music viii ~
uCubz-. j-al Do Pa--, April lst- When b. va- Il
H1uulllu wear ur tsu E-u, be seemed a- lt tla
spIrf v4tHIu vas burning blm Up. Poor fellow.
tbt great opera upuu which Lt vas 40 work D. nov
perhaps. something. thai the world uIli never hear
lIssaEus which be played when here verU tEll %
blauty and WlUT1ness A. Was m1cL Of his music
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
TAKE NOTICE,

| HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
HrF.H ..arl .H Ia.-1iuH ~ Che land Of kaIlva-
HH. sI-g1r. Don NEuur Valley and advert sel fHr
sa.- Saturday Nav -rr. Hy A , Cartwright Trusto,
or on. Gomez estates -ti ana now 20 T'n-s- los 81 the
ar. claimed IT me- and rlr shall contest fHv elaine
H. any Dor purchasing --n.H,t fu NY right
NANELE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The grounds attached to the Y NJ. C A. buildinl
havc bcen fenced in and planted with grass
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The a. :. men-oi-var Esssr and Hrrffari ar
nov expected from Caliao.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The Portuguese that arrived cH R.iuHsu Hoa last
wednesday. were eaeurly welcomed. Even cane
has been suffering on some plantations for want
Of men % Irrlgaic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

No cause was assigned for the delay Of thu c..
or Nar Tori other than bead winds and rough So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The bark Ea-r- Sop, Captain BlEaes OF the
safety OF which vessel fuars were entertained ar-
rived safely IN port on thu Sih inst e. DAYS frull
Newcastle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

Mis- Cathcart who Of late has been teaching at
the East Maui Female Summary, Is visiting the
vuloano and from thence she proceeds TO her mis-
si1uarv work IN the South Seas. During the short
-gAsuu she has remained among she has made
many friends, all Of whom wish her unbouuded
succgSs Ia the glorious work 10 which she 50 ul-
snlfshIy dcvotes herself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The steamer ibrr,sldis zliled for rehaEnicpcc
Nerico. on the 18th instant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

That expensive little steamer the K1ri7l.r,i, w
on the Marine Railway last week having her mo
fyllur changed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The disposition 1f waiting Carriages, or the 0c.
casiua Of thu funeral services % the late Mrs
7. Bush, vas oXcsllgut and reflects credit CA Czp;
M1uG vLo Ind cLarce Of them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The Wrsu has IL excellent cartoon depioiiaG
Hawau as slddled with the odd man Of the sg. &c
II the shape Of John ChIuamau. The W'rsr IN
dgrstsnds thu situation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

One % the former residents Of tins island ard
whom duruc has say here had become noted fog
his fast prucIyliles has AGAIN returned and % tg
lauruAct q hIs friends be prupusas = ulakg
Rome huvlr lis prol,ahle trst puhllc aFlslr-
auCa all h. made N TIE llth q June 90 hatip-
lam Park and % enable the general public b.
identify hilu Is stated that his IlIne i -GguI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

lie work q loading and unloading vessels along
she sharvts has been greatly retarded daring the
past wegk by the scarcity Of labergrs- The Z. n
:. :. Co. were notably shurt-hAndcd or the occa-
SION Of the ARRIVAL Of the 4 a-fr1'HT. but Capt.
>l,a1a~ll managed 20 pull through aud DO fair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The Yacht Esaar while IN charca Of two anna
;sur yarhisln1u. on the 18th inst tanned over and
spilled her managers into the waters Of the bar
b1r Assistance from the Nrgs-rilrirl and the boat
bows was quickly al hand and the boat and par
tics we-l brought 30 shore IN safety.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

At midnight on Fudly, collision occurred Of
kOo0 Head between the schoUEers JfHaIF Hl1'eF.
and hH1'r. resulting N the latter vessel being
sunk An investigation all most probably o.
that the hgr'1 vas devoid % lights. Al hands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The temperance meetinC at the Bethel GA Satur-
day evening was very we'll attended Rev pr
Damon presided.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The uuycilinC q the kamehamoha statue az
hohala WAS not attended with mech enthusiasm,
and very little speoch-makin-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16
ISLAND LOCALS.


ABOUT uuwN.
Who Is Duncan MactAvishs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

IL I. L. NJ. Nrg-s'.raS rgturned to part from
Nahukuua un the 10Th inst, conveying His Mai
esiy LIiho-. A royal salute was fired FROM The
waiter battery and also from the Inun-uf war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The surplus stores from the Ahlrg-l7-r were sid
by Messrs Lyons a Lew IN the lOth inst and
the good quality made a roaay sale at good prices
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The annual meeting Of the Mission Children
Society, Will b hela on saturday evening. Nav 70.
az IN, rusil5ncg q M. W 4. Castle Election OF
ul.lCgrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

The lumhCr and dunaagc from the steamers
Ehrrl.',f and -iLsT7sidis have furnished material
for houiirgs on the rJof during the week past
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-16

His MAJESTY viii probably take a 'nP 90 Hilo