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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The aan1t-s that one u the intsrisllnd steamers
litaiv duna q The carts wharf hnE been repaired
and The wharf Is nuw IN cuudltluu b Be smashed
l1tn lEIsu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

A runTEaT every cqy Inst week and 1uu on sun
isv- NJ damage b Ne or limb, but considerable
--llrng stock has 6ecraased u valus-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

A new NZEsgry OLr1sus place wherg the ana
tUur lrtauer ~ 90 for choice plants, i great
addition b. Eny city and Ee are glad 30 see that
recent arrival amongst q, Nj. kidWell Is making
50 much Of ,lcuess IN this line he has about
an acre and Eallf Of land on BsrytInlA struet.
near Funchb1wl which be has Ltii out IN u1rssry
beds here can De found Crutons, Palms Alocaeias
and great vl-iety u snail pltlts. many u which
lru nUw rgalf for transplAntinc. There arr no
less than tHgury varieties q the Rex BiSuults.
plants vbich arr extremely handsome On account
1t their vLra-ttad leaves; then there arv Towering
blzsuulls and Gl1IluiLs, TIE latter great rarity
here. having LLr-e bell shaped flowers witch are
excessively beautiful M kidEen has constructed
a fern hClsg where Be has alrvady city varieties
growing, many being ferns not indigenous 70 the
Islands. A pond IN enc part Of the grounds Is be
ginning - Dc covered with lilies and other agua;ic
plants It Is well wurth a visit 20 walk ruund the
E1riEu- once cur Honolulu ladies md out tho SPOT
they VII frgqueut 70 often
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The E7r-af-ti discharged CARO- .ass evening By
The h-hf q an electric lAz1P u lhUu- 80 candle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The first pIstli money order. ussuac unIier The
zvstsru inanurItsi By Postmaster General y ii--
1ev, vas drawn IN favur II Her Majesty for The
s11ri II SO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

We arr pleased - ehrcnicle the saccess Of
another q oar Island bows ahrudd- BY the last
ulHl Or. NcG-sE receIved the intelligence that his
son. Hsurl Gulden Mctirev. had passed a sleccss-
fll examiu1fl1n al pvtruit Medical CoIle,e. aud
had had cuufgrret On HIM the negree Of Doctor q
hedlcllE. be naked third IN . class Of = bsin,
0uly four MARKS bsiuE the most successful candi-
DATE. letter g1lch ge hAve seen. written hy one
OF his professors spuaks very highly Of his attain
ueuts and his stricL attention 10 his studies Dr..
Brudla writes HIS medical educAfiun thus far Is
very satisfactory and be has basis upOu which 70
u.llzg utrk n his prufcssinn-r Dr.. Il. McSireE
A. Es must nov styie him. vii euntinue his uedi-
cal stgdlss at The Long Island Hospital Medical
College, for which place be departed SON As be
had passed his examinations. This = OILY anoth-
er Instance Of the success Of cur island boys. who
always DO well abroad and add - the credit OF
theIr l1trvg CIV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The Lee Chat clss VII probably suElEg the az
isntiuu d muss II the legal talent n tuw1- Irui
cur iucHl -eestlals o. are peculiIr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Mr. C. Casper vus Committed for trial at HilJ
On thu charge Of ElI1sLlz.htgr for the part which
be took m the shouting affair at Hil1. Il Is IN
izrst1od that a change q venue Eill be sought b.
tie pCl-gcEtiln- So that the trlll may Be held az
H1z1llIl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Ihe lIrtir steHmer hH1snir1iH NV louiCs -ur-uuus
With he new cuat Il pHint winch has beeu SUP
pile,i from the PANT puts Of The N-y-'is4tt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The eclipse Of the SUI set doEn for the sll inst
vas not noticeable frum tins city a punt of %
zn--nHrHT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The IisrJ-if- dressed ship AID fred salutgs On
The ccr1usiou Of H1s Mlilsty's departure for Ma
h1k1ua On the Sch inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

kllILI people expect the unwilling Of the stats
on M1tlssiAy What the ROYAL prugrsmm
might De tlly Ezrg Ii Ignorance Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

EFsrY 1uee1ing steamer b thn Collf haa alksu
snunrst he pass.ngr-s srrre few Il cur Cd rusl-
ecui9 Whn - either business or 7lsza7urs
he egpuz.zg pa.-snErrs b. tha C.fT ~ rsLr
Eera 40 s1cupuuu O. thiz -sncr1l TIle flr W Eud
tlla1 NJ MellGr17 n It'd and Wi Ennuu r-si-
eeu- tiEes the 1ppurtuuit7- win has Egz-htar o.
1Gpllzr Tar tr1p D The clu-lueur Il Euruun and
way sta1uus. M Gnsltuy Brown ihe e. Ess.iz
"a q Elhiir Acruuutt aisn takgs a risas1r1 rrir
q suule lluu-.1s llFinc Vhieh he VII Or Cll-
i1ruIs- Orsrl1u 11E b-liisll Columbia " r ID
atu AID rIfa. Ean - Eltsr We hru. rsr t-7uri-
srs vi have pleasant TIP and r-t1ru u rsrszas5
lcllsh And srirltz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

NJ Geo. VILLAINS. while passing the hril-u on
Eing street uezr the Chinese Theasrz as q lIte
luur N " luday evening heard a -rY for zllsli-
zlncI- A. e se.rueu- and 10 luoking ever the SIDE
u The hr1cca INTO TIE Eafgr saE q ugr-11 sIlill-
heuesth the surface ke Immediately rendered
s,ssistIEca and succeesiec n swing the 4ruuziu-
woman hClzE1ng her 70 shore The rescued GER
sun b he VIE q respectable tradesEnal OF the
city Ard subject - SIS u tsnpura-y insanity
Fhieh icruuuts f1r her prl=ancu az ne incztlou
AID her critical position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The Nay 1uIuhsr Il the 4sg1i-ra Css--s CIV
fir Is - hand AID presents = readers l-er2s-
ting matter rgLasIzg O. the Ep<cupai Chu-rE n
H1rlB a. al@n Accounts reltfIvH % The same.
f--u Crest Britain. Aueriea anii the AEstraliI1
cnluulgz- AicncthT essig Tn -sfang-ii Il The
Chur-h 1crIuies SPACE II the es!It1rIal cIluml
md a ucid and vel Eri-tsu E-ticir 90 H1V 70
n tIenrg IounU Beupla for Goud cuu1nrlltls
titcntlnu- The intr1s.urriru q a little mdrn Va
1GtT IL suhIu-fs. lut1 the -ui1rnlE u IA CfHHH.
CO. Euu.G 1niuzIhtesiiy aid bsnsfrIlllg b. l1s
PRESENT pr1Ursssirs czrssr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

A good ian OF rain at H1nokaa on the night Of
Itursdly last -lldisnsd the hearts q planters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

SEVERAL nlspirL1ts for Attorney General Pr-stcu-
pusltlun Are already IN the field
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The Es7-fls Justly ssts aside the false claim Of
the lfr-r,is-r rsiLtinE % priority Of PubGca-u1
~ a dlulv neFsuHpsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Preparations are already beng made % make
he Pax a center u attraction CO hIuehIulehl
tav T1us liza
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

HE king Eas expected TO stay at the house Of
the pgpgty sheriff AZ k0hala-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

What N ahszrd TRADE the Ifrs-f.ssl- Is IlEll--
Ing II a-1iust the T. u. C. A. The last piece u
venom vas aimed n the abur summittss II that
institution. NotFIthstLzdIas what the z. a.. A..
slvs. We Inv thai that COMMITTEES has dCIE
grant deal q -5od- The z ". C. A u c1r1pused
Of a body Of men Eho are truly charitable t. the
1ruaisst pussihle seuse. Who Do 1ors god 70
week than ths Whole pr1prigtnrs and editorial st1
Of the 4f-srfis-r n yenr- L u outrageous that
such men should kaHs such s1rs east 1pun them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

r. srpecfssi o. arrive By ne zez- Steamer frr =
surrt v1cttluu. Eddia has been saztiT1nE NJ .lr
Gam Stlfs Cn1reritg Colurnhus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

ABuCE ruwN.
D''id daily tampsns the dnst- More mad
he Myrtle Bost Club Is the latest ldtiti1u To
local Organizations.
The silent partner IN the rev liquor saI1uu Is
closely allisd 10 rgyllty-
he suEysr f'E the yr,,7iste.- baU uas pre-
cared By Msssrz. Hart Br,1-.
The Earsafrl has discharged al her ulsssB-ers
AID alsc asariy all her cargo.
ss.sraI aspirIass tsr Atsgrnsr -l.ssr,I Pr-.trn-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

SuEcicut euussdcrltsBn for the safety u the
/ strEnEsr guests present az the ball az tn MUSK
Hall % The evening Of the Il inst, tnduced s1ug
kI1d sui q ulact turrbgs along the PERCEPTIONS
sides u the walk b. the 8arsgri side Of the palace
walk On kI1E street HE local resident however
ulGst nightly take his chances q safe pissigs ia
the t1rk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

Ia flnHEal zsrvir-s q he Lar Mzs. J. z Bush
WI - hsid n tte family rsssidsucr S'g1dl7
naEt a. o The rsmIIns VII - lrfer7sti n
vault b b. buiit ne rrarnszs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

u .sala grasa-' zfla-1 7aaza fn. rs 4l q ra.t-s
hlfaH1l irlrrIags Itinrh iff riIiH 20 rafHH
ifIH % o. rnffr
linn FL o.
4 Tlfasr1T crasl11 - 1st -tar-. fnt rsIIs. d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

OEZgrs Of staaulars and salLZ- vessels, and
especially ssI-f4rI1E men ErH whiting parlanilv
for the arpeurlnce 1f that Lighthouse on Barter
Point Not 20 very long since. NJ Gibson IN his
pEusr cuutIzually EsEsu the question Of the past
Ministry ragIr1in- II erection; nov be his az
uppurru1Ity 10 answer, especially al the Eupa-
rItzs l. stored Il the Custom E1Erse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

rhr Hrtei grounds Ead the hnsfeI-y rrlalf nov
rr-sents D, NJ -ye- terIli-l Improvements over
me general n-ri--f only e. ltrslT surnrerr- Dr.
h-ftrsu's sn1srrrnss i iuust cuunrcrl.ahlc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The rrrtlg1e-e lnnnilz-llIfs ref iisl1i'ias scar1
ed sr1renelT vel satisfied win their erp-rieucs'
th-ir vuyacr b. md tlrir r-crufIun az tis nsrt
Expressions X guud WI we're frequent between
he pas-eugsss And Offices II ne vessel On PAT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

AZ Mzssrs. LycIa & J1hE=1u's store cI1 De sggn
a pIcr1ru painted By Mr. strong, vlgE fruu Mr..
trltie.s house L l. a ggrT good typographical
vulE, SLOWING vurv ezcgilgutly al the slllgEl
pUIuzs Of a very difficult lIndscape The sky = a
capital bit q psIi1ti1g, regular trade EInd DIV
HIsIlssgs Of clouds rolling ever bright blll -sT
Uhich shows here and there, IN tgIcatl E-tll
peeus-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

The loss Ekich Eus sustained n Gcllgn Gate
PARK. san Franclscu. N the destruction by Eru
Of IIrge number OF plants, the -rgEth o. foreign
c1uutries. VII be partly rsEedied a rUCH-ls
EEEuiIEl plants. By the touatigus winch M-s
Sophia Casey, a LADY Eh1 has been resident here
and has obtaIncc quite a Collection. Il currvrE-
Frr1rH-Ji bv the t'f-f Of T1k11.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
EXECUTORS
Sale of Lands
AND -
Leases Of Lands
On Saturday, May II

Al 3 erIotk m. - HairsnHs1l. - Hri Hff
scharfuf. Esq. rtrruicf q co. fstrfa.
uiN Hd.r far salr
rlhN1 AllIIc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09
Brussels L Administer Carpets,
Saddles, Brides, Harness, and Whips.
1000 Tons Best scotch srol1nt Coa1,

A Bet ;s s55. s 90 5 t ss ' Saga
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

anY o rru1kr
and
3 man
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-09

For IN F-anri-ru. pr II " AI1Y. M 49, b.
sz-nr. 1siaN - ricc5 tcnncstlc - .ar $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
rn1NNlrLAYrIc TRArELLERS.

Among the arrivals by the steamer Britannia
Yesterday were the Rev. L. Bishop Miss Bishop. Mr.
Gambler Boushcd W l. Boycc, Mr. and Mrs W A. HHs-
COO sir aud Mrs r. H. Ei~eil. j. D. bfchh'i' j. '" h'A
hon G J. Bentley J. II. BrucIer, J. Dc Bnt"n iran
cc-co j. Csncros Miss II. Chapman \. W Clarke Miss
Victoria Casino BARLEY Campbell Captain 4 T. y cEer
/ l. Doydin Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Ellis Mr. and Mrs. ". Elias. Mr. and Mrs H. fo"-
Ter " E. Frrc G.. H. Gardiner, James Hunter Hobart
u,.hui.s Mn. Augu,tus W De Haven, Mrs. Robert Il.
INT A. uoyrudcn Dr. Irvia lr. aud Mrs George John-
stone G T. Johnson. Nh and Ms. g. A. kfAratIich, H.
. Einr.lry Andrew Law-ou, Mr. and Mr-. j. ~ Mac
donrii Lanes MncKay, William l.. MraEin, J. X fM,k'II-
irg Mr. and Mr- Thomas q. Purly, hrS " hldhuniu
t'-,,,I.. I Rand T. L. Rogers, Mrs W :. k"ynod- Miss
II Ross G. NJ Roinsch,ld, j. II. simpson, Mrr Mand 80
rave Mrs e. o. Ia-allc, T.. H. Topham, H. "; Iopnai
Tr and NJ J. g. Wilson, ". +. Warren, Mr. Dighy WI
Lengthy Mr. and Mr-. j. Walsh, ". l. Nmttemorr' H. NJ
walker AMI II yrum i. walker -. -,
The Fdlda brought among her passenger }c-l''hl 1T.
T. NJ Buckingham, y = SANFORD ni,lln 9,".lS s [
- - I; Mr. aud Mr.. Ernst EchmcisreI, MI ana VI r.
walton A. t. Paillard T.. Walthor, j. H. Bee King froch
snr JoIn stale. OF Dresden aud Carl Glass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
INCIDENTS or NEUPoRT LIFE.

NEWPORT, Nov. 25.--It IL reported that
Isaac Bell Of Scw-York has purchased the villa at this
Mace owned by Mrs. f. W. stevens, Of Ncw-lok, who
has been abroad for time The price paid Is said TO
be between $4,000 and $4,000
Thatcher NJ Adams OF New-York, has taken the Cad
,yalladcr cottage for the coming season
MIR. Henry Turnbull, OF NewYorI, gave dnnerparty
last night.
s NJ Blntchfo.d, OF Scw-Hork, was married here last
week 10 Mis-. Abby G. Townsend Of this city.
Theodore ~ Davis and G.. L. Schcrmcrhorn, OF New
York are at their cottages; Edwin A. Post, Of Nowfork
closed h4 cottage for the season few days ago. the Rev
Dr Guat of Potsyillc, Penn, who /. soon TO marry
Ma. Wtghi daughter OF II. Allen wright, OF Ncw-HOrk
Who f, tprndiug the winter here r. IN town,
q fl Colt ~ Hartford, owner OF the schooner ync
D4untic.. is here with his soOp yacht the NIhld W.
Rev Dr G. ~. Maloom aud g. W. Horton nave eoa ihe,
ot nj Kayst and Eycrcpace to sydney Jones CoIiord
of New York, Tor $4,000 -.
Mrs NJ / Pitman Cfagery Deancl, sails Tor Europe
ucrc,uhrr n She will be accompanied by Miss Strhlhr
nf Ia on: General James H. Van Alien aud family an'
j. j. Van Alien and family, VINO are NJ thtIr o"'"s' "e'
sail for Europe December ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
AMERICAN TRADE WITH CHINA.
THE KEROSENE OIL BUSINESS INJURED BY


THE KEROSENE OIL BUSINESS INJURED BY
SPECIAL TAX.
WASHINGTON Nov. 25.-Consul Charles Sey-
mour, OF Canton, In report to the State Department
states that serious injury has been inflicted on the
American kerosene oil trade in China by the action OF the
Chinese Government In authorizing the levying OF
special tax of 40 cents per of ten gallons in addition
to the ordinary import duty on all impOrtations OF the
oil into Canton The right to levy the tax has he says,
been granted TO oil syndicate, which controls the i'm
portatlons OF that commodity in consideration Of the
payment Of the sum Of $4,000 per annum into the
Provincial Treasury and its effect he adds, has been
almost destroy the trade since the special tax went
into operation in October 1882. He says that a
remODstrance made to the Chinese authorities
elected the reply that "once foreign merchandise
has entered China and become the property or the
Chinese merchants, the and amount OF the tax
thereon cannot be controlled by foreigners"
Mr. Seymour also submits suggestions with respect TO
increasing American trade in food products with emma
for the CT Americans and Europeans residing In that
country He thinks that flour should be shipped from
California and that Akron oatmeal" would compete
favoraby with oatmeal from Scotland, Australia ana
Ncw-Zealand, and that there many other articles
which might be shipped from the United States with
profit II Americans could be induced TO comply with the
requirements of tropical countries ia the matter OF pack
fOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
RESPECTING LAND GRANT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Secretary Teller
said to-day that he has decided nothing whatever IN re
ton to the Congressional Land Grant Of the Texas Pacc
Railroad Company and the rights Of the Southern RACINE
Hereunder He said the question of the right OF the New
Orleans Pacific Company to take the grant originally
made to the Baton Rouge and Vicksburg road was re-
frred to the Attorney General by his predecessor anu
the Attorney decided that the assignee was en-
titled 70 the land but action taken on this decs-
ion of the Attorney for nearly year, and
until Congress had refused to act and tho Senate nau
adopted the report OF committee declaring that the as
sigIeo entitled to the grant.
Some OF the facts in the cases. he added not anao
gOus, for the New0rleans Pacific Company built the
road after had taken the assignment OF the grant, anu
the Southern Pacific took its assignment after IL mao
built the road but he did not propose TO- express an
opinion to the right Of the Southern Pacific Company
in advance of reaching the In the regular order OF
business, which would not be done for some time ne
reason for making the case special and he dd no
intend TO make Il special.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THE DRAMA.
INCIDENTS AT HAND.

The Union Square Theatre will be reopeheu
tonight with Mr.. Robert Buchanans drama VI
..sto,11 Beaten" which has been for long une ~
,reparation On the same night, at the run
Avenue Theatre, Mr.. Stetson VIII reNNo ~ ~.
drama of Monte Christie" with Mr.. James oNeln, w
Frederic dc Beevlc Mr.. james Taylor EueeAe ST.
Marjorie Bonner and Others in the cast Al no p.".
Theatre Messrs Robson and Crane will appear mNN
their reentrance after long absence IN tneir
n,av Of 1.-THE Boarding House" Mt ana 4uls. ~ u.
will anpear at the Third Avenue Theatre ana MI o
iam At the Grand Opera House. The last
~ " Excelsior" are announced at Nioios uaiuen w.,
na, has Mr. Pipero's comedy Of "Girs ana boys III
tas hut he will hold it back for short tme' as 'nGre
- s,i,, nnblic demand for Dollars ana SENSE INC
u Of Edw in Booth which is assigned for Deee
N az ne star Theatre is of course anticipated ss
~ rho most important events ofthe dramatic year inc
one =. s This chieftan of the American sage-revlvng
Of .toried past and setting before US some OF
dramatic works in our languagesnouiu no
aI nd Cannot fail arouse the nVenest PUBIC 3h
; anu Mr. Booth has just been onereG me me
nnmninent Of a public banquet 10 celebrate LIS
t 10 NewYork but this he has declined TO accept
% interesng event Of the present week Will DE the nIsS
nnnarance here OF Mrs. Fairfax Bell or London, Nno
des forward al Steinway Hall on tomorrow eyenhg
iyn dramatic rectals for which, at home she Is nsH!
distinguished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
NOTES FR0u LONG BE1NCH.

LoyG BRANCH, Nov. 21.-PcrsOnS Interested
in property here propose running HcFdic coaches IN
Ocean-aye. The coaches Will DE owned by sock COM
pany. a..
long lefty ia being built into the sea TO protect the
nulead Of the West End Hotel new bulkhcad Il be-
pr erected at The foot OF the buG the property oil MIS-
George G. Presbury.
The cottacrs of Commodore Charles X. Garrison ana
Daniel DOughcrty, ia Oceanayc are Deiing imp'HHaEi
enlarged and remOdcllcd. in, , MI
large Ouccn Anne cottage Is being punt VI .D''i
Beach 10y Samuel W. HendIickson -, ~, q
Mrs " G.. SlOcuIn bias contracted IOr inc cIecuoh VI
handsome cottage IN Mill0WHNe, , $1,000, Ia. o,d
Moior " s. Dckn,on, OF the 4. :. A., and wiie' anu
Mira Dr. h. T. Purse. Of Savannah, Ga, are among tHe
Daniel r. Lyddy Of Ncw-York, viii begin the erection
of new cottGLe In OcoIn-ayc. this week Dr. s. H. HUM
viii build a new cottage In ChelseaaNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
IN ADDRESS 10 REPUBLICAN VoTERS.
ENROLMENT URGED-THE NEW PLAN OF oR'AN-
IzATIoN APPROVED.

rxpor,,ryT URGED-TTE NEW PLAN OF oRoAN-
IzATIoN APPROVED.
Tho young Mems Republican Club of the CITY ol
New-York has issued the following address;
To N, P,pubIiean Voters ofhe city; 49,, ublican
Ill IN This city was established under the SANCTION , O
The State Convention. After tTia OF og ga obiec-
onabe TO great portion of the party IFS
fell into the hands OF comparatively lew ,arty dis
The result was widespread dissatisfaction anu P~i''
In response to an almost universal demand TOT Sch
ths cInh actively Joined the Republican Central oO -,
mtee Of this city appointed committee oi nam an,
rnVed by the Central Committee and t 70
BY the late state CcnysnIS feature Of this plan
IA the re-enrolment OF Republicans IN encn r ,rbo
semby District Every Republican voter or in ss4
will be entitled to vote at the Eoyember eecnTh ~ on me
in the Assembly District is entitled to be enrolled on
following conditions " II ne UI5ea ~ United
states he must then processing to be tSep ont
have acted with the Republican party tne1 RebIi
can marty or for any reason not able 10 Vol
it win be sufficient that his present general ensnnl
LECTION He must state that he win not during the yea
attend take part in the primaries or o""'u''' "
| other nolitical organization" ,-.to- 4,
ol b enToimen1 can only be made upon application II
person II is carried under inc u ia fsirnes
mtee Of Eighteen, with ample guarantees ior ~ th
i'm the character of the enrolling ollcers; "a.
Primary Election Law passed o tpe ,be ' nrimar
elections to be held under 1t all the saneuohs '""' "
| round a general registration ana electloh A., ooooaI
Under these circumstances this CLUB earnestly nIP
IN ali Republicans especially 20 those who nave
dissatisfaction with the existing organtatph " p%I
| thcir names on the new enrolment Tue IuPma
Iican sky ia bright with promise OF Ns' ~, AZ
yicory next year and thing can DO 80 inucn 70 -
snre the fulalmcnt of that promise as ll IN :.
Renubljcan4 i'm this city. No Republican not on .nS CO
rolment can vote at any primary Tor the selectio"
candidates OF the party during the coming year 30.
who wish 10 fake part I'm the spring primaries anu .i
Influence the choice of delegates 10 the Natiohi N'
| ton. must be enrolled now. - -. ,,o-o,,,,or %
Tine final day enrolment Is Tuesday, Noteipv A., 80
betwcen fine hours OF and 10 During the rnt y"
DAYS nearly 10000 Republicans have Detn eHohneu,
large proportion OF whom we're not members q, Vi. a., vi
| associations. At least 10000 more shouIu PiaO0 u"
names on the rolls on the final day: ,.. 81, .,ro
THE TRIBUNE OF that date advertises the places VI cnO
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

re,tcs for Europe need specially directed Tor u.s.
match by any particular steamer IN 0fer To secure SP 10
livery at Destination "a az TRANSATLANTIC mans arc o'""
by the fastest vessels available - ,-- III H., o.,
olegn mails the week ending December VIII eto'9 al
Ihs Vat a. NJ for the indies via ST. Thomas,
for Brazil and the L. Plata countries Via btaL per 80
nance via Newport News az IL M fOt Enop ~ o. ~
Queenstown (letters must De uiectcu Pst ~
yalA M at pm for thoWMdwaTd islands per saluIiel'
nj H. Porto Rico direct per - ANliai AZ '0O p w.
for Mexico per -, Whitney, wa NsW-oilealss, ,., mar
SIS Amsterdam, via AmstcTiami al IL q. NJ iH sutoPJ
Der PayOnia, via queenstown uettcFs must De
IL FOR France difeci, per % ii
ada Via HavIe at 1880 M for Europe, Per IS ru" ~
Via southampton and Bremen etters for France must Do
111TWRs s6SSY 3 a. m Tor Europe per Hammona
Yiu Plymouth and Hamburg at 10 a. M LOT f.uiOpe, tSn
S. city Montreal, via Oueenst0wni AT l0O P !" LUZ
Bermuia per IS. UTnOcO. 49, MI. ,,,,,o-
FRiDAY-At9 a. NJ for Newfoundland and 81 Pierre Mque'
lon Halifax; at 10 a. H. for CUBA FOFtoidVV ""u '
leo, per So British Empire via havana 49, ur,,,n,ic
Viz (etters Tor Germany Nc. mus a.
ed" per Bltanuic' $3.50 a. m iOr Sc9anu d pr
BoIlyiar at $3.50 for Belgium direct per -, oMlv
zerand via Antwerp at 10 m lor Ceh,t q, i ,
the Paoue ports and the west co%s o. an
tnracoa per So Valencia at IL a. M for EUROPE per
Donau VIA southampton and Bremen at l;3V 7, ~ ao'
Cuba and the West indies, per IS Newport wa
al $50 D. M FOR Truxillo aud Ruaan perSs B. j. Oeii
sUNDAY~At 75O for Honduras and Livingston per 50
Mails Tor China ana 5sp p per IS ~ D. M Mail;
orA9straa MewzeSSna L.. ppsneisea close hero De
Cember ia, at p. IN
Tbe schedule OF closing of Pacific malls Is ar q,
the nresump0n OF their uninterrupted overhaul
san Francisco Mails from the East arriving w
| Francisco the day OF sailing o. buccaneers NV
thence the San0"V' HENRY G. PEARSON; Pos.nasleE
| Post Once, New.York, N. " November 90 A''N