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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30
NOTICE

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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Thursday IEta-1rru. MY .tiii. win lia sis-luuui-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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lie Esi1iisr WIS Inu1mt lr-lillis.
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BAD tar.s WIS OR llE rr1nIu.
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:, a luHT 11lm >al f-llliscr uiiI hltluirulE she
-ul- '59"t 1r-riis 1u ~ =surgs LnrIa.
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q me tauunliu is;II-ulli . -lla zli VII 'is=-
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,Er's.enr- s1uulu be- 1iuL7-l 70 ne 1irnnr lH's''-f
urEH ii1nLiE-Ell1nn 1v 7'-iIl.iie 1-7il-a-
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r1frvHr Iur 'uull L-lsJ. N ralulzu- 1ur 1t llf
me lfEas Il In -TsJ ltiic-. .nl~ 1iinu uiii
,1u INV ssuauu iiHJiul7I1slug -lelr -uuIi-nu o.
-1e tur-l.
Al n h- .-1usulnr iugs vsra iiHulI7a,i ami
f71au- ilrrT-Ilu -1s=E 10 1IEfll~ 7g-Iu- ala1r en-
ssIrns l1 iis iran IN 'ilu -ilI uaf.. no lt1ur i
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
THE LABOR C0xMrrrFr.
Indn., on Protection OF American
Lands and Homes for IN.
Inntlisss

4
New York, Septemhor a. -,
Roach, ship builder. r.sns,od -, ,,-sonn
a.I,as tnls .hiorhing before the senate
,c;u,, ana labor committee. He
sians ~ correct some misapprehen-
n'i,,l when seemed TO exist In fbe
. minus Of The public regarding his nr m
, 'ious testimony. He denied emnbat.
ica'iy mat he testified that sblns anmid
NC ouiit as cheaply In this conntrv
as III England. He said matarials
were US cheap as In Englsmd
out lne cost Of laoor greater, which i'm,
yiyaseu the cost OF binding. Roach
oeiieved In the protection ofahor in
oruerto develop he property resources
VI thecouDtry. Without protection no
person would have the Opportunity Of
developing his genius, unless those In
uus,ries existed in which his talents
could be exercised. He claimed tbnt
without protection no industries az
cept farming and mining could be car
ried on. In the case of three commodi-
ues, cotton aud wooden goods
ana iron, the average value of
yearly importation for the last ten
We rs was Sl,l7o,OOD.0DO. These facts
a.e considered -dal & rus signs. espe-
claily US 1t existed ind srt the present
tariiI laws. Witness proceeded to give
the com mittee further enlightment on
the question of free ships. AT the
present time Great Britain had 81 OO)-
Voo,ooO invested in the shippn. busi-
ness. II was her most profitable In
austry. Ten years ago England had
l42,oDV men engaged in saiiing mer-
chant service and 500 In steamer
merchant service. To-day there were
,Oio,0O0 III the sailing service and 1867
o09 in the steam service. Lust
year the earnings of this immense
merchant fleet was Sl0O O00. 0OO. This
stride OF the British peonle
was accomplished ut the expense of
this county. The interests OF the
were neglected hy those
VINO ought to guard them This was
the secret of the decrease of Amer
lean shipping II the eight hour sys.
tenn is established by the government,
1t would be necessary TO increase the
protective taiili'in order to counteract
the inilence of increased cost of pro-
duction. Getting down 10 bottom facts,
Roach said the only way of beneiitting
the condition of labor in general W
TO give it II chauco at land. If the
government would give $50 acres of
land to every mau who would 20 west
and cultivate IL hinus.lf, this would
he an easy solution of the labor cues
ton. In order TO do this eflectually
the government should appropriate u
certain sum for transportation of emil
grants to the west
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
THE COTTON CENTENNIAL.
Fall Text of the Presidents Proclamation
in Regard to the Coming New o.
leans Exposition.

Washington, September II. The
following is the full text of the presi-
dents PROCLAMATION:
BY the President of the United States OF
America---A Proclamation.
Whereas. By the eighth section Of
an act entitled San act 10 encourage
the holding Of the Worlds Industrial
Cotton ana. Cen ennial Exposition
in the year 1854, approved Feb
iuary 10, 1881 it was en-
acted as follows: THAT whenever
the president shall be informed by
said board of MANAGEMENT that provis-
ion has been made for suitable build
ings or erection of the same for the
purposes of said exposition, the pres
ident shall through the department OF
state make proclamation OF the same,
setting forth the time ut which the eX-
position will open and the place AZ
which ii will he held, aud such hoard
of management shall communicate
to the diplomatic representa-
tives of all nations, copies OF
the same and copy Of tins act,
together with such regulations ms may
be adopted by said board of manage
ment for publication in their respec-
tive countries.
Ana whereas TIE uuly toiiSht"tti
board of managers of the aforesaid
| Worlds Industrial and Cotton Cen
tennial Exposition has informed me
( that provision has been made for cree
( ting suitable buildings for the purpose
of said exhibition.
Now, therefore, I, Chester A. Ar
thur. president Of the United States of
America, by authority Of aud in full,
/ illlment of the requirements OF SAID
act approved February 10, 1883, do
! nnblicly declare and make known
that the World Industrial and Cotton
Centennial exposition will be opened
on the frat Monday in December,
1854 AT the city OF New Orleans, in
the State Of Louisiana, and viii be
there held continuously until the 3lst
In testimony whereof, ] have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the United Sta ties to De niiixed,
Done at the city OF Washington this,
10Th day of September, 1853 and OF
the independeneeof the United states.
/. los.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13

Showed no disposition 10 settle his ac
count, and suit will be brought next
month.
In answer to query from Parker
county the attorney. general rules that
doctor having diploma from n r,ep,,.
lar medical college does not re-.
quire to be examined bv n
local medical board before be
commences the practice of mediciue
in any county i'm this state.
There will he deficiency of nearly
$4,000 in the appropriation TO INV nen.
sion claims.
It is limited around that n move 10
quietly being put on foot. with heod-
quarters at Philadelphia. to reorganize
the grand army OF occupa,ion for ,he
conquest OF Mexico. IL will be remem
bered that three years ago officers Of
the army were quite active enrolling
members in this state and swore in
several organized companies OF
militia. This latter fact led to the
q iscoveiy of their operatjops
and the state and general govern.
ment promptly nipped the move in
the bud. Ifsuch a thing IL really n
fact, ii is cautiously managed and very
little of anything can be ferreted oui
Charles Lundley, alluded to yester-
day, has turned up all right in New
York.
The following charters were filed to. |
dry: Coryell Cattle Company, home
ONCE, Caldwell, Burlesor county, cap
itol stock S25, 900, incorporators T. III !
Morgan, III. i McConall ami David
Dorward; lr.i.i, Home Cooperative
association, r. of II Falls county,
capital stock $40 900; StephenviiIe Co |
operative association, p. of H., of Me- |
Lehman county, capital stock $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
stnpIo Dry Gnn,is.

HEAVY BnowN CorroSs--N Net 30 dags--En
Lerpriso, 49, 40 Langley, A., III Langley, ~
6lS: Atlanta, ~ T.
fiHE BRowN CorroHs- ppleton RIA, 7s4
Bangor a., 65e; Boot q ia, 81; Bedford H., ~
In :, 59,; Peppercl r., ~.
BLEACnBDC oT'ro Na--Net co objectionable
-, w; LANCER 81, ~; Blackstone A ~. q.
Cabot a. w: Boot u ~, Sls. oar own 7-s, OK.
DRILLS Black and brown nom, B51aliS.
g RGowS puoEs'--bone Star Soz,, II; Mag.
nolia, \ or, TX: 10 o., To-
coIoRrp DGoKs--i,oston o.P. ,lc1s; Concord
brand 10 o., lG.
TICKING tonestosa, gold medal, 49,, Ban
gor ianoy stripe No. /, llte, omega, A. y. A.,
i5L, Thnrndyke, ~.
uHEvlor---Adriatlc. IilE; American, 10; Ar.
linEtons, ~ to ~; Apron checks, va To l0l8,
HICKORY srEfpH- Hamilton, blue aiu
black, i,i3c; Rock riyer olS'
PRlsEs -finriAta, BIC: SpraRues, 5iso. Con.
Devon drefs atyies, io@i2 Earles,op, 49,;
book fold, SIZES s..
CoT'roS DRESS GUonS--Uhegp, &c; ALPACA
listers 9Gii)i1e, DroNt.es. 7t0c,
BLANK rS-- 3nidie blankets, - 0Gt5i2 % per
dox.; grey blanktih sl.2j. 2.gv, %btm5.p5 csch
white blankets, f2.b, 800, i,D5!2Dp each
scarlet blankets, 500, B.ODj1i2DI cteh; Cali
forpia s!snkets, 500, I'-GDi2b1 uicik silver
grey blankets s22i, lSS9.bi eitcl lap robef
k2.JDGhysU % each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
snddlerx nna Harness.

sRisTIso;--Go. l, California, per H., 40 to
nc; No. fah heinlopk si tlng, q; No, l..
fair iIsmlock per ib., aiaJB os Mol Ohio
Oar per ID, 500 ~ cis.i No . onk bilineYs,
s5Gt3c.
AanSIfsi.- WAGON, shot tug, si co92O 90;
COLLARS; Wagon, full stach, fll 59Gfl 10 90
wagon, extra wool, l0vOE.8Ht tuck colts
"a 25a.i 70,
HlipLgs..-B Blind, per dor, 81 eoeal2 90; u
Fittings, No. ex,, per doE,, IS so,5ig ~, IL
PIaln Cai., SsD 10 OK No ioose courses
Stiii tree, SIS O1cy.W0J no. . tied courses Rose
OF 1--we, $i2 ghl150; No. Austin rigs. laced
go cynl6 tO Fail rigs, black, 81 60Gal2 80, "
rigs, black or oiled, - 90 @ IgtJ.
PoCkgTg, leather, gVf2 eIg Llama goaf,
bje5 ~; Toe Tenders, sbfFS ~
SrUns, -lturelta per d0xbn prs5tO: indian.
oHoln, psr doxon, ! ~ Mexicalii IN, rowsi
100 nex lean SIN rUwsl, covered, 1000; Mex
lean 2in rowcl s2b: Mexican 2-inch rowel
ooy6res, %, california, icss straps, lb0eD
Il LroaIses- 47J@5 Calf 10 oo9is %;
Chapperei, Z Uc.yi0DU.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
Wool. hides. Etc.

WooL--Nedtnm, according 10 grade, aiIaIft
ana con ditiGn, AZ TO 3Rci Ane according TO
arRsio, quality and condition. Is 10 ~. course,
according TO grndo quality and condition. rs
10 zoe; Mexican improved, according 10 grade
quall y and condition, latol0; Mexican, ac-
eordlng 10 grade, quality aud condition, 10
10 ~ bury, less, according 10 amount OF
buris.
IIiDtst--N No. ]. heavy flint, dry " N he; No.
2, heavy mint, dry Il y lie, No. /, light flint,
a n loo; No =. light Hint, n y sc; badly dam.
aged. u &c; fallen hides l6i2c loss; dry eaitea,
4 10 lcc green sal.ed, u b 7c; green butcher Y.
d &C.
PzIrHfns-- Nominal. season sver- Deer
Hkins, p n 2iGe2,. antelope skins, a N lDloi3
goat skins, onat u eaIr sheep pelts, according
10 amount NJ wool 2ucGpnp. sheaillngs, me-
coriing 10. noun. ot wool, lNgai5c: Mexican
sheep pGlts, y y sblGo; Mexican sheep pelts,
Improved, ii@l2c; Gexican sheep sherlihgs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
WASHINGTON.
A Good Move bv the Trades Unions Pro-
lection of Working Girls from
Insult al Inso1ence.

"A GOOD Move Nv the Trades-UniOus-Pro-
lection of Working Girls from
Insult a al Insolence.
Sps cial TO the Gazette.
st. Louis, Mo, September IA
Washington special TO the Republican
says the federation of labor unions has
appointed committee composed of
one representative of each labor union
to organize a society for the protection
Of young women from the insolence of
lotfers and the impudence of dudes.
The general plan of operation will be
to have n society something like
the society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals, to
which complaints can be made
Cases Of serious nature will he called
to the attention of the police, and
every effort will be made to bring such
practices into contempt. Poor girls
whb work in any ling are seriously
annoyed by snobs III Washington.
1t is reported that Secretary Folger
Il not at all pleased with the report of
the Hill investigating committee. 1t
is supposed that Assistant Secretary
New has taken advantage of the oppor-
portunity to reflect on the secretary,
for whom he has no love.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
DECATUR.
AN fncendiary blaze Nipped in the bud
The FIRE hug Jailed Bridal Bells.
Special TO the Gazette

IAN Incendinry Blaze Nipped in the Bud-
The Fire Bug Jailed bridal Bells.
Special TO the Gazette.
Decatur, September l2.-Be,weeu |
and clock last night fire was dis
covered in the rear part of the ,,oufec-
tlonery store of W. l.. LEROY. Tho
alarm was sounded and willing hands
soon had the flames squelcl.ed, but the
presence OF some rags saturated with
coal oil and n burning candle between
the roof and the ceiling, and the
actions of Leroy led the citizens
to believe he had purposely tried to
burn the building. Officers promptly
arrested Leroy and to K him to iail.
This morning. he was examined before
Esquire Cobb. The evidence. though
purely circumstantial looks very
damaging. He was bound over in the
sum of 81 900 to answer TO the charge
of arson. He did not furnish bond and
is now in Jail. lie had his stock Of
goods and furniture insured in the
Norwich Union for $500 and the Sun
Mutual for $500, which is said to be
much more than the actual value.
III. G. Leonard, a prominent attor-
ney, and Miss Matte Strickland,
daughter Of the ieweller, NJ. Strick-
land, were married this evening and
left for visit TO her relatives in Mis-
souri,.
The travelling public will be pleased
to learn that Doc Hamilton has opened
his restaurant and is prepared to fur
nish a first-class meal. Oysters and
AL game served in good style.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13

Bark, Cinnamon per pound, 2leaseS: bark,
Peruvian, per pound. l50sN; Gotax per -,
teeeiS R-carhonuic OF soda per 10, 3AsCeE q %.
penas per 10, sol; casiorol per sal., ilaSi 20;
rinchontda, per os., aieht or CASTLE soap
(mottledl, p,r n, Atee; cream tartar. q, r., per
pound Ss@is chalk lump, per pound, q, {:
ealomeit T. w, per pound, i0shSti oaiomei,
English, Per pound, ! lnapl 70. ohlora, hy-
drate ibael W chlorofor,n. 700 !; compost
ton powder, Sveeio ioyers powder, | 1901 90;
EPSON salts, ptr pound. 3cVi; gun opium, per
pound, ~ gulp caniphor, 8o0oa2. morphine,
per os, - W.; machine oil. golden, SQ3.0.
quiNme, 7. y WA, por o., W: qulnine, Ger
nai,' Per oE., s6t qulnine. German, ease. per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13

Potatoes, northern. n barrel a.g5: onions.
n per hushci, rurnlps, se@isc Y bu. p,ens,
u. " med, bills, va ehr; large lima, e,Ses5c;
smsll butter, sl6essr. Pickles, medium. 20 %
st,s. q ~ older, half Dbl. IS zoe, ~
Retail Vinegar. apple, SaeSc Tkal.: pure
vine. SOC; Peas, green, died. 4 -, t,se; black
Nync;. Cabbage oe; GiacRbcirlss aiCf76c pe'
Kms Fiums 2tstoc per gal; watonnelons
gu; tSntelorca hsaSi; Apples s0teTbo per VI
bushol box: Tomatoes siesi u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13
Unlldlng Material

1uMBgR-Rougb lumber. boxing, IL Inches
ana under. Art clnss, $40. sirlpplnB .aa, VI.
boxing aud flooring, clears 81; tiick clears,
IA Kn0 ~. g3s rough Timber, second class
sIa joid md scanbiu8, caiis, $40,
sIUfEG --Ficst common white piiici t32 80,
second do, $40 third do, vs.; poplar, S2i Jlf ma
tiye pine ~ e. ~ DO Il, " nalige lgugii SIS:
DaEssEp LUMBER boxing ~ Inches and
nnder, ~ ftU Og do 49,, ga VJefD 70.
Bcanlilng, jOlat or any common lumber
81 t1a2D ~; boxing over II inches f2G,ng
" %; thick clears, ~ ~ ~ aud z, w 00D4 co.
seeoF j class. any Kind, siB tHqsl ~.
DREssEB ANp MATCHED TLooRINa--First-
class, SO; second class, al.
MUITKpfNE FURhIsiTIS0 LyfiBER--li<, TX
and Inch white pine, s7'r Inch do, So
IEfLIyn.--BEA DRp or pIAIN--First com
mon white pine, x, s8250 ~ DO. s's; 80 do. S25;
poplar, ", ty7.JO poplar, Il, s25; native pine,
~ t2Jt do, ", t25.
Poplar Lvhsrn.--I,l, ~, and 2 inch, $50;
do inch. so,
snIyeI,rt- White Pine a, %; do shaded A.
sl25, do "a tra No. /, $50; cypress, besi, any
brand, 80. do No. 2, 1880 do No. ., 5i.5b native
sawed heart, sl.5D. saps, siJD
PICKErs.-- While pine. dressed hnd headeu,
square or fiat, ~: yellow pine do. 81 lath, ".
LINE, CHMEAT, Ere Zine, Austin, t3.x1
per bbl Cement, Louisville or ltoscpale, u
per bbl.; Portland, 81 per bbl. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan. 81 per bsi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-13

FLOUR stanard'r Royal Patent, $3.50
v boil; sacks, 81 ss6pS 10 y 80 u.s. Corn meal.
80 90; Oatmeal half bbl., IS " crack cd
wheat, n. &c: Crackers. \ soda, esdos.c, Xxx
sndai v@7; MN soda, os4D7ixc; cream soda,
snaps saalzc X X, 9lS6sioc; assorted On cs and
iumhles, IL alSlfc. Wheat In lgat receipt:
voc kSi, as TO quality aud condition.