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Daily globe., 1883-07-19

Louis w. Johnson, respondent. VS.. the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
way company, appellant.
Syllabus-The fact, unexplained, that a
very unusual volume of sparks was thrown
from railroad engine, whereby fire was
set to adjacent property, held to be evil
denee of negligence, it appearing also
that the management of an engine has
much to do with the throwing of sparks.
A presumption of evidence arising under
the statute, and the burden being upon
the defendant to show carefulness in the
management of the engine, the testimony
alone OF the engineer that he
handled the engine very
carefully but mot any differently from
what (he) generally did," held not such
proof of carefulness, under the circum-
stances, as to compel conclusion by the
jury that there was no negligence.
The fire was first set to the property by
one Niskern, thence to neighboring barn,
and thence to the property of plaintiff.
about sixty feet from the point where the
fire was first set.
Held, That the injury was not remote as
a matter of law
Held, Also, that the negligence of Mis-
kern, in leaving combustible
matter exposed to the danger
of fire from the railroad, was
not an intervening cause, interrupting the
legal relation of cause and effect, as be-
tween the negligence of the defendant and
the burning of the plaintiffs property,
but rather that Niskern's negligence was
concurrent with that of the defendant,
either one of the wrong doors being
answerable for the consequences.
Refusal of court to grant continuance
and rulings upon the reception of evidence
sustained.
Rule applied that irrelevant evidence
which could not have affected the result
furnishes no ground for a new trial.
Order affirmed. DICKINSON. j,
Daily globe., 1883-07-19
LEGAL,

NOTICETO CREDITORs-sTATE OF MIME
~ sofa, County of Ramsey-ss In Probate Court,
In the matter of the estate of Sarah A Tenney de-
ceased.
OF the County of Ramsey, will upon the first Mon
day of the month of September, A. D. 1888 at ten
O'Clock a. M, receive, hear examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against said de-
ceased, and that six months from the date hereof
have been allowed and limited for creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, at the expi-
ration of which time all claims not presented or
not proven to its satisfaction shall be forever
barred, unless for good cause shown further time
be allowed.
Dated July II, 1888.
r. l.. KINBALL,
Executor of the estate of Sarah A. Tenney de-
ceased. july19-th-5w
Daily globe., 1883-07-19
' cry Respectfully yours.
@ d O,RR1rN

mayor Oh SG. Edul.
Mr.. T. 7. Bacheller. of Minneapolis, then
read paper on "The Editorial" showing
the duties and responsibilities of the coun-
try editor. The paper was attentively
listened to, and at its conclusion received
the hearty plaudits of the assembly. At
this point the proceedings were for few
moments suspended to give the treasurer,
Mr.. Ramaley, an opportunity to explain
the sleeping car arrangements made for
the trip to the north and northwest, after
which the president explained the pro-
gramme of the trip as already published
IN the GLOBE, adding that the Canadian Pa
cific Railroad company had offered to take
the excursionists over their road to Rat
Portage and return. Mr.. E. r.
Otis, editor of the st. Paul soci-
ETY. journal, At Home, read an
excellent paper entitled 'The Local." in
which he contended that the country editor
running his own paper, even if single
handed, is better off than the city local. He
showed that, with the advantages of the
ready print, the country editors ought to
produce much better paper than they
now do. That there is not to-day in the
state country paper so good as the coun-
try editor with but little exertion COM
bined with method and system can pro-
duce, concluding some practical sugges-
tions with the assertion that accurate and
full information is preferable to criticism.
Major Newson followed upon the same
subject as that treated by Mr.. Bacheller,
'The Editorial" Space will not permit
of giving the paper, as it deserves,
in full, but to say that it was bright,
crisp, sparkling essay, brim full of thought
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
PASSENGERS

Fror Eavuii and Nav pss Igs-E-i urt tFs-s- a
Cuzi1- Ss-E-l-- NJ Ag.-aes = >---tiae- l7- H1t
2 " Fuller. 2 Lee ard urtf- " MOI
Froz Nan a-E uaul1 pr- L-1ls. Dr. ana Ai--
Nerer. M su1cs D. e L fitch-
Fra- Sa- Frzre5sc- g-a- = Fl-ks-a 9--- 90 &c :
En-lisk- L Siger- z Farmer V Nc.sg-- = 81 Cd
>chrcihsf.
~ Eauas ~ s. Naktr. uct 80 ; Alzza1s-t-- r
Harry m kEs1tlza. 5ui-e h1sLrz. ~, hlhr-lz-
F-ur wIrdEl-5 Fl-ls ~ Llkei5ke. or - Fl-s-r
" u Eziiey. 7 HarSeldg-- ~ hh;-g--- hesrs.t-l
m o.. NzE- ? gEsscl- = krz Mt Ar-a--sse 4 t'a
ard uffe- Hcz e " Filip1, 4 Wi-liL1s- & >.aest-f
-1r l. A Chzrfr KS 4 Ei-L-A : h1--4te1 lE-- size
arrr Il Pax & Lake Mr. : 3 Wrs-E5 and al.l1-cE
= Afkizs and uife. Ms ? Wri-ti- Ellc- g s-1l
Fr-he- Iearar L : 1huurs1- v-i,G and 81. ; hstE,
- uTiff zre 8 clfId-e1 ? ? Ea--ir--- y = -1E1e
Z II Ais-zzce-, " n Tpolc9ry. icz-l-i- at----
son A Hu-uc-. NalT1-
r-uu Sar F-azeiscc Fe- NE-iF-sz- -l- sc -1ss.E
: 7 N-at.-tul=c and wife. : ~ aie-tqg=e 1r-. " l-
wife NJ p Esr1str. Hon + n Lz-eett SO vie
FEsld { Nasur- Niss Ge---ace HE117'4rezs sa--t-
DodE md ESfe ( u CocsC and sll. a Aeh-1l-- -sczf
Whife Ms a NrTE- Ms Tulil Ward Z Z e-lts- q
nErshh Prof Jane. B-ict. ~ ncccta- q E1sse.-a
wife and ckil5 1 = Cain = Z E-1ie- aE- a=s= >
SknfFer wife. cAfld sri ru-st- Ns. al1otl1 -E-sll
ar Vi Nrl-u1. Aiss MIA 6-ucE. Mss .r-l1f hei-l
suu Thumas B-lHE 1El wife * Nc.1e- 4 Ar-7.t-
Ser ~ 4 U'col. Nrs Z . HaIl = q sfe1ucr NJ Z :
Tlirssusar Mr. Nerre-i- E1r " & H-rreet l1e VIE
Hc-7unr kraff { u y u1-l- -f-. ts Z y --tsls- ?.
VIII Pal Nalzla1r and = --ca-1-a-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

TIE funeral q tl,s la-e 2. o. E1l- sL-== -l
mains =a-t trcl-ui 81 ID. Nanp1-s 30 chs cts.
VII t.kr ulzca fr1-l the C1l-Et- gila-ll C-lrcl-
c1--e- Eu-f and farasslil streets 10 8 g clock tlz
sf-sr11-- Al The request q tl5 friends tie -
75cs n the crave VII Il p-lvL.c-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

A. ae-dlu. ocenrred At Hilo. on "Wednesday,
Oef. q Mr. c. \. ATn0ld Szs F.disg with his
family n . earFiage, vhsa the Aorss became IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
cowmERc1AL.

E1y1LCEr. gCtlEEz -t ~
SHY lastvr5-i1- es-r his he-z lr..s- ,s seise
aha u A-s5-czs -t--z-r- s-uuzu-tZ s-- = -es r1
-cruezrzs O. ueu yzt-1s- ara las sl1-Crc i-'-
ope-1ssuz zrlir o sru ~ tas szs- s.s %. rz-
shs-r- cesrAtrs rss s-1-5 ccs-r- e. --li- ard
ne a--sv.I ., re C-es-i -sr ssrt-rr s--7es uia
tAr z-zzs n-a tase s--= 5a--s- ard ts--- rH--- -
-e>1s rs7a5it-y ut1rs7L tt tsa Et-sct. hE t.s1
tczscz tc oc--r- tht s5zt rzz arezeo- 80 e-=laess
r-rz ard u-s--z tr-r- ~ la.i F-H avs z-1 -c--
se1urzf activity s. uat1zh-t E sr-= ara 81 ~
s-recss
n r---41s azzsr.z tar r-rk uo-s5-s - slr HrF-
p :. Wt7ilr-s Ouarr s-E az AEtt -b-
lz1Cr. 1-sE ~ Fazs- sz-- E-l1 a-l --.zz- Nz-7=z
wa ---c-z3 cz--rv--
m oa'r 5f-1--Ire va. it, l--e % Aless-z Coz ss
laas hrrirr zs--lz-z-- o. --zHs1t .--a-- i-e- E--
lE-E
III Na-57o-z ss s- t--= ARM s-zta Co. .a- ca--i
CD iar ls-l lzs- 1eua -lz-7 ana -1- - iasi '-s
A1tzr21 -rrz SlE F-z-czs-- sid DO c-E -. >se--
r-r- a Calc15a, VII - 1us
F. TIE ccz--esT az -ss NI1sss- sT r1ca ur z-r sz-
as-E % r--=5zt 10 ts- 5ssse slf t1,1-- F-s7---1
au m slrcT5si1- cs Cr- X b. Aaer- C1.ter--
Crzezl q ~ t7lpori. a. rzr--ls 60 -rt EErlils
G-laads -a- NJ pax ,zt--e- aas- ~ ne utz- z-ls
ruai1c 80 a. -s,1 and rrz7t-el ull ttt sane
0c-ssEs IL ~ F-n -tt i1t-- Ees F---lzirE -z--
Soy -lErrr sacz, -h1f 1sr-e l-s bra t-t ----
--rnss b ne ezo--ss--- g z s-rea 7-s5z-,s tu-r-
tlis euz-t-- &c ----1-tz VIA ila- 1t->>- ar5 re
rFa-ss-z % -a- zir- zlr-as 1g -s-z 1r 1s,E sA-us
a hliru1s b .zv1-af -ss- Fe-=1l1 Is m dsiEle5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

he Boys- Readinr Rorn has 1ae1lass5 n siz7.
Ms Kotarts1D having kindly donated 70 the usa
q the Assertion Tie entire US e a cgttest
situated on her rrEn1ises- Eortl1l cslsv q Which
Eas T. Use T. the boys hefure- Inc books On i1e
shelves hare reached 10 number ~, and c7ataIl
subjects sc1euriEc, political and religious Resi-
ls-ts having tzies q travel and adventure Etlcn
they desire 70 give away can ind IA gpp1rt1rlfy
and a ulara 10 pat them by forwarding them 70
he Boss Iia-6--r Bpom- cars q Master Nsllie
Mc-szrrEt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

~ Elts --s=S-7e] s-0z7'e zsNas sss-s as
,-,s---u5s bss1-t A. Hd-alzlu pch.ie al The Mase
4t1 o. tn erE1lrc q IL 81 tzs1 Tae Ply
---r1- of 1he cre-.i--,S tz:e-ssl---s-s co-slSie1
70 tie -fEl 1-Trc,3cctc-y cU-ve-SSIi q, shS-- IS
t-ci ~ ss1cS 6tucss ana sksteAes, and ssch
us-sc-l- .ll5 lss hsss % gesSe sae sna'szce r-es
a-- ne cl.s-lsllz1sl- a S1cc7ss FINANCIALLY,
Er ~ g.. -. >, - - 49, ss---s -, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

TIE S1-th PzcI5c Nisssc1 institute rz-1Ga-ei
Tuesday morning. E5-a q The twenty sell---s
q Izs- year were present FIEe have c-1pped l-1
from Tari-rs causes No new stElal-s Rave PIE
10 bez1- q uew class f1r f11r wears o1-rsa uf
zsuzv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
Supreme Court.

Tie tq-lov-lg eIiaiaai elSos have been tried
before azsiyt .ll5ss dzs5uc tse past seek and
with The rlSzlfs noted. TLa t1-cisa Jurors vers
notified 10 appear on the Sd Instant
Rex " JOHN hllllEes. charged With selling IN
ioxicatiuz liquors without license. tbs case being
o1e q appeal frlu the Police Couri where the
defend ant a-s fc-13 -uilly. rlscltins IN the Ha-
vsii-1 jury which So on the o1Se aoquitiinc the
defendant
Rex vs. hale: the c-5Uc CHANGED vas burglary
and ca tks case being given O. the jury verdict
e not -uilty sas rl-dt-ei, taree Cisselting.
Rex ~ nlui; larceny n d degree acquitted.
Rex rs. John Clements. iarceny appealed from
S-5-tra-t us Police JCslice Wilcox before whom
defendant had been iTi5d and found guilty. The
ian 10 tins case remained CIT until quite s late
II g Tcrllcs of Elilty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

ETEe nsE t--es5-s for Oahc CuIleSe arrived IN
III E-rzaa.r, z15 p-,oa5iei a. once % Pu1sho1-
Ile siez1lsr r-u-g1t also ths new f1-uiiure t1r
11e HlU lllli1-E- TIE collecs VIII reopen io-cay
.Na51aslzVr. tia EEET-Ilgtsu- q applicants TAX
i-c rsce Is E-u- The prospects are favorable
fl-E f-l sstalll-a5- Tie Trustees have CIT q
entirely ll= H-5pE-s-1-y Department, zh1cl J.
-lr l-1.te- 81 tLt Armstrong premises q Be-e-
tz-r- street Llg -s-1lEr Undergraduate courss
? -l ll- 20 iaze. q Eu-lLo-- EzS toveyer bael
H---He-e5I- five wears TIE stcdies are al q
.la @ sGllll grade Inc cnlrss q sicGy II the
--.-a-a-a-v s1ls1l Lzs been arranged for slr
gas7z u tL-cE grades. grammar scAoul. inter
.l-Llallsia. r-l-zsET. Elil tE1 divisions @! each
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
Sprrili 5infirrs.

- v-.-ea. cr -.f .-15a. are O. Be had q
- = II TELfIS' IoG Fort 81
- IT, latest N1rcli.es yo- win fldat
"a HELLIS'. Iot Fort -.
e. sa 1ll.-s, E-7,5iy -.iel Eiczr. 20 Dc had az
An BELLS IoI tortSt
- Az szss = rs..rs % Hasle-y % BE- found 81
a. = rfELLIS- Ioi Fort ~.
go fz--r A-s7-rla zt % 8-o51les can De seen At
a II HELLIS' Ioi Fort ~.
.--rr-- --s-.as.aa- asr. z.tia. Corset. 90 to
~ BELLS, 100 Fort 1T.
FURNISHED ROOMS aadeesily Far
a-sle5 Er-ls zr De- hst tT 80 early application 81
$3.50 SO. fGABDEN LANE.
American Waltham Watches
taa-.ss TO-. sea 1l--sis. Tas unly medal. award
sc COZ r-4-.--s- l-..ta. Iz-ar1ataaaI Ez1rbit1u,
~
raeg1l7 Goa uelaI. a'-a. sar-e -7eeizi. and ra-f
Ueeed ledsl. T-ri--Is-s Fo7F F.r, Prize Ned
ais. Philadelphia ls-5
Tbcu-aallt-5 Success 1f fi-.a Ccithuiei Watches
Las rr5t-s.se -a-- 20 -ra-.-.s. limitations Buysrs
gIl observe Go EraLa tss- '' ltsaul- Azss' en-
-araz b --e ar1-r ~ Oh aa1rir- Walrhau Watches.
5cll eases are -rl- a- A. W. Coz l,k- ifk b; and
: lva- c1-es zrl sf-1f A--1. CAL Watch Company.
wai;la=- Eas- si=5L- - "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

Il-e x tie 5leeaslv-> t- t-e or an ziiina u a
Noua- Pecr.s'S Car.susa ASsoci fiu- Was. the
reliclcs. r-d-ll. EsCtaL and s-Cil gsEpCCvemeni.
20. ONLY 81 o.EerS bat Of ourselves : viii Can
us cal. tiu-d I1lSsVslt which J. devoted 10 clu-
ss5aria. matters peTslIll1E 10 the cl1ss q re-
ll-sr- a. s--5s - the E-oly and the interchange
q tho-clt up1a vlriols t17;css VIII ve say that
ihror-l tile months u TIE pzSt war have
derived 10 benefit rat 81 ay pleasure from meet
sc ara pss1lsEly situated As rsgards gathering
S1siELlv tc t1zsce Ig CLEisi,AC wu-k- Distance
Ssrs-a.as 6 UErlhszllsS E-lc1es z-usf be crossed
90 t-iEc Us 90 friends tlu rainy season cCmpellS
= 80 R.EsJ astIle, tlsSe and numberleSS ether
st1ulS@ elr<e SINE % the LllG-aDces and dis
y1l-acl1l1is -Lro-El tle year II would seem
al tie l1l-y important 10 avail ourselves Of the
7s,1--r-.ss istt Is for s1c5sl Iutercoarse- While
L -laacs-g backward sc perhaps - May mis-
Sc ne. uSs lkess - 50 many lssS1ls by which We
sail r-oSi - tie fGsEre. ana look forward 70 =
nv vlsi- with cure and q strong determination 10
do oar para IL sustaining this branch Of Christian
uc-k s-uhrlclrE every opportunity that comes fox
c1-ari51si1- % clle Earp.DlsS of th1sa abo1i Is
10 t1r --ig ilas ..1.l iL- ul1rCst C-r hands
>-ekE- Bog Cl- -s-ss.1g l.e- 81. ne vide l1rt.
Are sae la-L= la-- -lt-a- Cfcl iEzt Etft's
waeE t5lty. o- l.ll-l green ae,d.. o-
- siz5z Is. ,lzi 5-l.z-is ozr =li-.i5--s lgad
Wtr-trsu us --s ass5ir- >ssk work f,- the Lord
HgaGf g-- llz-is- z-- car hands ll7Te b. ehec--
GIVE &c siz5 es-i tz,i g.. as,sss. the smile
Azss z4z5 q .isys "a ,.rrgl ,.ssg.s5 aeass-
Dot1t datE .liJ fsA ;E 1a11esi Tie hand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

I-e .7cll ----.s o. i-e poaEzio Steamship Co
Wsss-s- W. e.. l-15l L Co. have Gis-ribzted a
--.---- se--l=- -1-.E 1La alv1-1lces II Gocourn1-
5ls5a- o. V-ssz-Ee-s- gzr,ilfv % pssssEs- aid
gs.as ui L.-a o. the -aT steamers MF14pss1 and
l--ar-- As an 515ccszaezt 80 -o-rlsts- ine C1-l-
rll-y h-ve Issued -ElIc1rslul Tickets GOOD tC-
ia-5a ----I-s- and tie pFses r.. Tire round irlp
f--1 So ErzEc-s1o q Eu1u.-l- and -etur1- O.
arr- Etve teaz r-zcs1 ~ Sl2A AZ e1-
ua--l-cal S-EEzl- AID stsvarCesS aoc1Ilp1-ies
g e. steiner ard raa5ed medical asteudancs :
S-r--5sz F-ss q c1zrCs- Mess-s- J. y. S7-eczs-s
6 Ca ~. 81 Elrkei street 81 Francisco, sre
IT zaaa--l -zel-S. and NaSs-s ". g. Irwin S Co.
u ais ciF -.a Es-i SCENTS 5-u-- eifher OF which
e--S 81 ilfa-l-4 -lH- -ela1lve o. he C-eyk1-CdS
q tts HrelE- nav ., obtained.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
AEeesazE OssAs Y. p CA Of KSAala
Annual Report.

Tl,e szazzl yaosssaS IS tie TozzE Rcople's
/ Cagssssaa Asso,istioa VS. hsla a. tie rsrsoaics
Mou5sy svezizs Oo.- Is, ana vas Esi assea3sa.
Cl.soa-s uezo esocfei Ter the srsainS yess.
President, Ar. ,-lelllS Sc1is Nscs- froSS3est,
NJ EiuSrl \, nysgs SSeset.Sy, Mss Carrie :
Razs- D-rscse-s- +, T. Atkins @iss- G L Tar
Es-.
T.ss tsllrgiuc IS the Ss,svsxry's rsFost The
Nc-rc Ee1F,C'S Ctrls.saa Associsziaz uSs o.
zauise5 Ask . ~ with r1e-aoSTsair q siVo1-
tesu. o-So,-s t.ecioi tcr tn wear
Pr.ssisrt Inward y DIVER Nie-f seSi2e0t, G
" Tasys Soe-ss,-y. Mss {. l. Turner Treasurer,
f. Il. Atkins niuecta-, essSted BY the AsScsA-
taa- Mrs- NclNu5ae. C. II. Williams
Cc-z1it-ees uve-s aTTcs1ted % tse t9lloslSS
oeleces- tT2vsr Meefi-5css S1rdaN ScaooiS Us
IN -iioa q 6csjlnc Maiief. Visitation q The
Ssck. HOSPITALITY - Si-a1co7s Entertainment ~
t1c ro-zlsr ruey-t1-, IlSre have ccea eleven ~
gulsr meetings. Ave-aSs atteuSEloA tcarteens
crts:rS u--ctrr - 1-y ere tisc. elehiee,s sinai
=. ---l- al a-v C-e tune. eight; total number
81 Er1z-hs-S fo- the ycsr =, t'g time the \. =.
&. 4. TOOK cAaucc q Iao Sandy evening neeiln s
az iae Eo7esca Czu-oA al iae sassScsssaa q the
lszs;o-- Ihesc geVe o'r7sed o1 - aiae sna
thsa ihc ASssisfila voied 10 Discontinue them As
annex TIE care x g.lc Y. 4, {. \. Acaca reSiC-S
sioz fvo- 81 the rss-or- II s-eznso Al The t,r1e
thl aiSoss sad hsss c11rsc - take Tie meetings
tr1-c -olta g. tl1l.h aaVe lSCl S1olect - many
cAa--cS A number len tlse Asscciatiol c1Tceun-
s-arcss czllizc sheu, avsv frc-1 hchAl1. We
sali 1cs sEoTi L. ilss s1N trc1a car gatherings,
aHs1 l4la ~ s-44f-a- sNaN-
r cslac1a> t1lN u.lc E-gttC- tie rrSso1s1oiitites
-ssisu- cp'a C11>s gtaaeiCicE. lt : trl.s therc
have les1 .iales uhcu ouly tpo ~ ikree have oc1ne
t.,cet1c-. ana. t-e Tendency lzs eeen % tecl DIS
ra-rsce5- az1 ~ tlss rcthl-S vas tsiuss ac
So-cp,ishei. p1g.sy tscauss c-r E-mbe-s scTe nj
.1r-e-. c- po=hsps We co-.1 not ea1auerase Creat
.al--s .cLia,t5 - ghe lIe - C-rlSsstz work Or
rr-sza7sas fr- speei1i vC-k sracuc Others has rot
slzsyS cusuei - Is, Mays ara Uesns have besn
s-11--e., IL .sl1v Instances bv TIE iuicezccs Ct
the 5ssa-s-s cE1-ch5s for urliftlnc and elevSssnS
TIE vsric1s usltolstlsS lu tte district he Chi
uass Sah1at1 Sc11L has received help frorn mem
tsrS ~ ths ASscszat.nl v1n have faithfully EFvel
sEsiE se-vscss - tsac-lEs, 1lls VAS cood siep
icTar5 a 1a5ls tcj. Its DISTRIBUTION q rs1dinc
--ztss- has been s wozk % NJ small importance.
and vss s--1z ttlz faoSe vh1 have been recipients
have sfeai % teel -gaicf1-- l1tSS litlle acts
o be ssre. b1; SAIL VI leSp,se the Gsy q small
t1l-ZSs~ Ile Rev. Dlnsel March an able thinker
and e-r1e>1 Ct-rS1s1u, cO-veyS The ttcCcht ~ a
pos5o written In lSt$t ;has although We may 10;
hs gifted o. ss1lk - auEels, or r.eSch IKE PsGl.
~ Eita car Fzyezs- usasls, AID the giving q
lzrSs.vts O. t1e UOI6 g uplitllC others, even ey
q kidd vo-5. lc;. ~ look we arc really dong the
Masses zo-s I-.sH,ioC bis sHsnple and fUl-
6l-iuc hts c,2uIlsl-.
To. faz.5lz5 & ne G t1s Jess
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

rs -lasss-1l. -Ial,i [ir'si ir's toE oc;o5ei has
ta- lara Oh ;as 5asE aid ia r-plzr:itzSe syiaoed
Is -Es ISlars L co--snds1.e- Tie contents
uF sle r-l=sll U-Uhs- CONSIST uf editorials o.
E-lra.5 TEassasai.~ Belic5ozs Progress II
El---l-vT l-E .7Ls1- Fo1-- lss-s- from tLs
Ea5.1--iz-za5sE Gozszl1g chiefly 1u personal n
.1sz55ca-aas u ths Knights Te-rVlsrs Cooclsvs
.1.z-v 1l-5 n S-z F-z-c5sco, sid TIE cs-1l SIN
z-z-T 1s ell1eE proceedings ~ home and abroad.
Tie columns c5v'.sd 20 Literary and Ms
es----sa- sre 10. IS extended a ;key s5c1iG be
5spzc5ally tbs fl-z1e-. q fgcz zlicA sho-l1 engage
- editors ll-azl---- he number ! readable
Oh acc EIlry lis ti.a TlzTticsl1E Fed to- Wiki
5. gsal5 i-ise-15ad-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
PORT Of HONOLULU.

PORT Of HONOLULU.
Arrived
oct s-A- hkrnt : A E'slEe1t'g-r t-sssls-, f-rl
An -e-r ! : W. l-iAl-s. H-rEUt trrE E--Esa
IN srhr a = E-se-.. f-c-s >E-lrE |---s g.
an hkrue z Ia E-u7e- fzzlz- - E-1r
E-A- u uresr. IN p Lcu->sr-- -l- L.rHE--s
s-Am * A-UlH. f-rll J 0gl lcrlstlL
% Na-T-.1-a- Eulrl-C- t-CEz 81 E1g-1asse
-a-lu hsrrr " Il Diraoz-l. Ha-1 l--- t-u- :
SAILED.
gs- -E- hE Isle az A-.-cstr- Lr--- f-@ Portland. 90
An -chr a q bTsC-s- 1ss So E---
Vessels in Port
nsE-EA.rCE~.
s.ars 81 Na-sh4 Eiieori san
Ar ~ EElcs-l- lEr.
A. ~ n e NU--zr- L--l-uH7r-
IL a "a 1---- tr-'-l--rl
r ~ Nr1s-1tr- Pm
An ~ EcrE. FelE1.I1u
An - Mazda n-vls- ha-=--
An tern = L WllI.lz1s- ft.ga-.
NE-iros1 Rowan
Az hkErc EilE- Howe
Ar rE ADllE
An re-z eueez
Az hktrtW Z 1-11lL L---.fiE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

Baaasss Of al kinds a, Rilo Is extremely dan.
e1osrs tax anPsl@
r. pos5os srrssss5 eight pars9ns at Hilo, for
being drark on Szaday, Sspt- S9ih-
ne HH8 Box Association have ADDED eighty
volumes 70 ;heir library, chiefly IF standard books
asos= 10 the Iatss al tie Tolvauo IS nov unes-
.ainlb.e. the Eh3le space around about being IN
eruption
Rain Hasbsea plsntffui AZ sezth Hons, although
rcp1r1s fran u.heI districts report great dryness
prsyale1i
he furniture. etc, Of the late Princes Ruih
Ee.iE1la-i II har house az Hilo. vas sold at arc
s1ou on Sturdy. sept 9Th Good prices were
i0sainei
On tie evening o. the 9iinsi-. an unknown party
broke into the store Of Chiua1aan Al Honospc,
and szooee3e,i IN obtaining 50 II coin and some
T5oe.s Of prints, With which he departed
Tia Hiio police made aid on an opium den al
Faul5.a. en- Sunday. sept; S9ih. seizing large
,-sufltv u 1uI1r1 some Is tins pipes gambling
t1aterIsIs- etc- and several GEinsu.en engaged
thsreIn.
Ths tax board Of apieals net az Hilo, on Tues
dar AID Wednes7sy, Oct- = snC 81, and very
Br appeals were heard L. every case the ap-
peal s7as granted kakos- tie ta1 ASSESSOR Is II
lacsGed Ill fame
On The q ms darins the existence Of Tely
iissy "a Of Kailaa, a native named Hanuloa,
persisted. 1zinst tie adviee Of friends in lsunch
ina ms cauoe FOR tna puTpOse of engaging Z fishing
e had uos cot far from shore before the canOe
VS. rnss- bT 3 breaker and the in-fated occupant
vas Dashed CT ihe rocks and drowned
1izzl rzre came caTor1ing II upon the beach
AZ Hao. on Sunday evening seP;. sOth- al quarter
rsst eirt o clock. The zaier came in about three
Il fdar fef hiaheF than the usual Eih tides. EIih
a u95se fhas Startled many Of the residents from
ihslr Sunday evening rnauitetl0rs- On Monday
r-1rriue tie So vas qEite rough, EIsh big rollers
+ ipllieati1z considerable c1tuInotl0u outside
A. ac-dlus cccnrred Il Hilo. on WednesdsF
Ocf % Nr. c. y ATnold ~@s Tidisg with his
family IN q carnage, When the horse became III
Manageable the csriaea vas overturned. and Ar.
al ars- Arnold ard little daughter Eere thrOzu
S5o. entity ) - cro7dd- The lille giri had az arm
kto6en, lr- Arnold s1d lis E.fe both received
severe kicEs fE0n the horse. NJ. a Is able % be
about
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

Ths-c vii s.. -1ss;s-r q saessl5sr> = t.
Es-s-se 3 o. az ta- rss5s % rae e7-Ps-v- al 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

HE EzriPosa brouSht % our sheres . Ii1l1ber
q Ksuaairas. zho are nus Heartily z.losnc-
A1nouc the most p-u1nineut an Nr- ard Mr. =. i.
Watartousa. Mr. z. 4. Waterhuusa- II. Mr- md
NIrs Thomas BruuE. Mr and Mrs frank ErsEn-
III. c. Il Cooke. Nr. and NJ. B. r B7iies, NJ
and Mrs T. A. Seha,.fer. Mr. Il =. Nolte- Mn
Mr. Do-d5. Mrs- Z. o. Hall Hr. Wo0insingio1.
VI. Gea. r. Castle. NJ Frank j higgins. 6i5- SIC.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
Chinese Intelligence Office
C. Monting and Kee Sang,

CHINESE SHIPPING AGENT.
Ffrs--e.--s Cooke Huuse Se-Fsnis aud Al kinds Of
-kiI.d Izborer- ll9ay- on band lld can De had %
shu-r u1ftee. Commissions Nclera-e-
OFFICE 40 ~ King ST
F-- iatrars 90 do fob wg-k- uo-k tg the day no
tor-uli-si1u Is l---eal- - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
Glen -{drerfssmafs.
POUND NOTICE.
mn rvEunEEU-fa nEEEnUnE

u TEE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
-sa1sz aafll.- alll D sod % Pub.ir 9aciiou in
GlE I'D GOVERNMENT FOUND kOHOLA-
y u LgA. q = n o. II IsDAN. Oct. 18Th;
Red BuI.ock tr1ud Is 1i.rtam Coiored Here pe-
cellar hard; BAY Hor.e- u-znd : so-rel Horss
brand y a 41- lr rlc time and pilce OF SAL
URuAY. Oti4 1-l= So--si MARI. brand r, ! Sorrcl
Mar. raeuiilr brand. 8 Bay Horse, ul branded.
- lie A. D. KAAUEUU. Pozud Master
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

"a DE-. 5lpzu1ra IN TIE ice crgsm business Is not
confined 30 Honolulu TIE Waikiki japanese
h-l-a- Ea-y h-s vI15i-zred the energy Of the
Ess-e-z Islas by starting an ice cream business
ILe aifslE Is e SUCCESS the only trUEbie = that
Il , Is NJ a-c-r1 ice cr1-m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10
WhITTIER, FULLER 8 So.
FRUIT TREES AND PLANTS
9 q q
AI.PLE

APPLES
EiTs;-,'ass-s years cd asa Fir>iciss-i YEAR oii
Sistl Bell Flower Ba'detn. yellow Newton Eary
hayVess- whiury's Cvsh-Ssc .r,c s2s,-
PEARS;
Fsrst-sa>s Jroess wears Old Sis Bartlett lyiniss
Nclics, and several CtAv- vlrictiC>
PEACHES;
Firs,-eiass trccs-l YEAR Ga Hsles Esrly Richmond
Lea0u Cling
Goideu DrcTs, Neiiov Es-. Green Ga-c; year old
PRIMES;
Nes and Ra-- Trccs. sI-sg each
APRICOTS;
Ecur Varieties years cid. Sac
NECrAKINEs:
Pine Tsoes-9 yrars old, STA
OUNCES:
Th-ce VyriCtie>- sl-5a
Waite Gcuo1 Brown TcfScy. California black Si..5.
CHERRIES;
SIX Varieties, 8 = each; / to . yclrs 90.
ALIONDS;
son Shc!l-s years old Ssoo lTais mas can D. PROD
;ahly raised or aur part % these isl1uts.
WALNUTS
CaIforuta Black. Eastcrn Blsck. Tbrcr years old
= 20 rzchs yp1rs rid. 3 - each
PECANS AND FILBERrS:
one 20 ~ feet-2 year ed Bash. $40 each.
Currauts. GC1sbc-rics. RasrbcTEic. and Backbcrres
well rooted - ecuts each.
GRAPE CUTTINGS:
Which have made speciality Tor seven Years o. T.
choke varieties q Table Grgpe, % cents each.
ROOTED GRAPE VINES
E-rzEra4s - TIN W.. Co.