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AN IrNN ATRIAL MornrR VIII no rornnn,horaa |

AN UNNATURAL MoTHER.-It Will be remembered
that on the night OF the 10th of october last col
oieu male child Was found on vacant lot near
the corner o! NJ and Half streets southeast In the
fohCe court this morning Emma Adams, coored,
was charged with assault and battery with Intent
10 Kill ! he first witness on the stand was Jane
Brown, coOred. who stated that the night OF the
l9th OF October last she heard some talking out on
the lot and went oGt there that she saw the baby
iyng on the ground naked with string tied
around It's neck; That she the defendant there:
that she saw Adeline Coleman unite the STING and
wrap the child up In a bag. Mary Taylor. a large
pack woman, testified that she took the habr and
mas Since cared for it, Officer Howell stated That e
arrested the defendant yesterday; that She con-
1esofd that the child was hers. and She WAS now
ready to take II and care for IL. She was held TO
answer before the grand Jury: bonds 800.
ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF FORGERY N BALTIMORE
Niles Jenkins WAS arrested by ey-DetcCtive MIC
Dewitt last evening, charged with orgereS alleged
TO have been committed by him in Baltimore
recently He was turned over to police headuIiar-
tiers and subsequently 10 Detective Lyons OF Balti-
more. About eight months ago Detective Nattingly
arrested The same man on the charge of forgery oh
WIN. Splndler, for which he was sentenced 10 six
months imprisonment In the District jail
TIE RESIGNATION OF Passed Assistant Surgeon Il.
A. trquthart, L. S. N. has been accepted.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
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Good News, il Only True.
From the New York Sun.
No deadhead can ever be President again.
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see so sh- Washington IL. III. *.


ton therr IL complaint among v,si-
r'is price or hoard aud lodging rooms is
too hlsu. Ihcrc l. not ~ mUuh said az Ainst the
rh1tS"~ ~ hotels. II ought to IT, obvious that in
that NY bptiliGg- hDg-rs chh scarcely be con-
Quoted II cNI,fll the same A. tes a. elsewhere They
are an accommodation 10 Strangers. which Is only
needed part III the wear u II hardly fair IN re-
quest of the landIdneo That they supply Ties, ac-
C"mmodItoHs - loss 10 themselves. yet that IS
what many ~ them would do Il they asked for their
rooms nothing above Tire charges In Other cities
llite impartial Thought on tin, subject might bring
the travelling public - true understanding OF IL
! here T. not oyernuch run. tlte IL, running a
boarding house. and the boarding house laDoreT Is
worthy VI Ler hire
SERIOUS R.uR0,p hcC!nENTS-A fright train
following passenger tisin on the Fox river branch
hear Siirator H.. yesterday crashed into the lat
ter because OF failure To nag IT, six persons were
Killed ana number iniineI.-Whilea wesJ-bou
Rock Island train, with party OF excursiouisIs
from ST. Paul and Minneapolis occupying the two
rear coaches, was nearing Jane port Mo-, yester-
day, the lanse OF the wheels Of the Last broke,
ami The ear was precipitated down emblnk-
rut. rolling over twice In its descent. One person
Was killed and number were injured
"Gop HsLPTuE CouSrRy.--In Philadelphia VIM.
Mcdonald "Wednesday was convicted before Judge
Ludlow OF an assault upon his eleven year old
daughter Kate Her mother Is dead and the child
had Tor some years been I'm the st. JOsephs orphans
home, but Was surrendered 10 her father upon the
Assurance that he had good home and She would
be comfort TO him. He Is married, or reputed TO
De, and the Onense was IL is alleged. known his
wife. In making statement In his own behalf he
Made REMARK 10 answer TO a question by Judge
Ludlow Which dispelled any doubt that might
have existed 10 the correctness OF the conviction
In passing sentence Judge Ludlow said that II
daughters We're not safe from the inrlinations OF
their fathers then God help the country, for no
avinan would be secure. III this were now the last
Century The punishment would be death. He then
Sentenced HIN u twelve years at separate and soil
Larry confinement at Labor In the Eastern peniten-
usry.
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Prizes cashed in full without deduction.

Prizes cashed in full without deduction
No $3.50 draws capital prize, S75 OOO sold in New
Orleans.
No G5.!ls draws second capital prize. $4,000 sold in
Madden W Va apd jackson. Tenn.
No 46 200, draws third capital prize $1,000 sold in
New Orleans ~ -
Nos. IA 1898 81 100 draw each @6 600 sold in Madison
c. H.. Va. San Antonio Texas and New Orleans
Nos. 10 0TS 1880 Al O55. 6S las 80 22l draw each
S. 900 sold in New York Chicago. Washington D G
San FRANCISCO st Louis. Mo-. Allentown Pa Boy kins
Depot, Va, ItasCa Tex and Fargo. Dakota
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ATTORNEYS.

q TT'RB ROCTRS
AlIuENEl ND COvNSTIIOR ,TJ.w
e-1"' 80 - street Nv Washington fIty
A GopDkICH. ATTORNEY AT LAW -. DF.P
M Logl strtet. ti'fa@-O- Advice fre. Ei,,hta.,,
yea experience business quietly AKA Icalg tr.I,s
C.MtEi. H. WAI.kIR
~ L. ). COMMISSIONER. NOTARY BUBIIC AMI
AFIOkNEi FOR RENTS ~
IL 60 Ia. ave. next to CITY 70
n II. MILLER. ATTORNEY AT-LAW
I've Rooms = and 4 GUntOn Law Building
az Louisiana avenue
Resi.l nee. 24O North Capitol stI,et. nhoa
IL A. HALL.
A1s Justice OF the Peace and Notary Public,
9i6 r street northwest,
a3 Warner Building.
n HAS j. GOOCH
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Sior at Law and Expert. St Cloud Buii,itnR 9th
- r sstee.s God woyA good references, moderate
S4s~ O11-l2M
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Inc following are the opening and closing prices
or the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
ty-pecidl Wire to ii. Ii. Dodge 539 18th street:
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SPEClALTiES.

fIAINITIC HEiIING INSTITUTE,
1ss !.~Iatsts'-,1 Rapid and Marvellous C3lYrs hy
9i-ha Treatment. hLrtItl5Il Is!..iy -oII.IIia
-Fct.: Nervous @-d tler conn Idluto 5I,id quickly
6i2 Ip,L L.w. nl.-lIll-
MIS- VI. fEENCH. MAGNETIC UFAiiR AND
AVA BASIN Sifl.1:I Las AMI Obj
G'iaTI IL Ia l street northwest. here She NIL
ItStt to IeCvlS h,f many irrfis and
MILO y 1HE MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST
w '~1aI -i-let 81 +Cl23-t the city, Why DR.
thi'I ~ Is lts tlTtY-twO ytIr-,: gi}i. b W.
sw III l. Uo-oIe \ - tIc4TtI>- Justice Itace.
Ia
NJ t"NH Ross. THE LONGEST ABIISHFD RE-
AVE- !r tIs and A~tI oio.St svr~ better sat
fsiSf s II Il a.r VI Bic t:I :iiy IL, rofyS-
So. & Us tie e. r,s,I aI.I future G,s;i.iY. gives
"aid ss>.~I4rt un all AEttIs aIrr l'.nE to
tI~las7 love AID latTlu"uy- ttslficnCC. 1914 nth
tttt northwest Cars pass tine Cons.
fe+-...'.sfs 81. t5.:tIcnl-ii. 81 80
Nj EBEl fsISDN- SPECIALIST AND CpNFIpFN-
ti Consulting lN tor Ladies &ut tI.np-
n ivory Years experience. livery Ntos.ssssS aad
sS.t-..ar if,in u ~ sJr & northwest
El -! AID ScleItiEC treatment guaranteed. Main
Sf-". q" EsFtt lLl~fty st Baltimore. Md aul7
NJ bEOOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
IVA ltF All 'Ii~iu,s> CUEE,'iitlal 1adIs and GeIi
L let - ats g. - AUS l. stIse between add
slrtts l-u'tl west .,li-2iW.
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PREPARING THEIR ANNUAL REPoRTs.-SecT5fary
Folger and Attorney General Brewster are 10Th
busy engaged In the preparation of the!- aspect
i've annual reports, and decline 70 callers except
Ill important cases.
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CIRCUIT COURT-.Iuige WGcA rtb,fr.
To-day, kIlbourn aSt III rGpSOu: new trial
granted Johnson agt. Field: leave 10 amrnd L.
clirafon and commissioner appointed 10 tax" tC-
tinony. Mctee agt. Niece: hill OF eNcep; tons
signed Sturtcvant ast Carpenter; demurrer over
ruled.
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Soldiers, Hon

Soldiers, EHOmes
SHERIDAN SUCCEEDS SHERMAN AS PRESIDENT
At the regular meeting of the board OF comm
sionerS at Soldiers Home this afternoon General
Sheridan acted as president OF the board, Succeed
log Gencral sherman In that Office.
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A 1en lN1IllOn DOI18f BOn0 C8I1e
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-dly issued a call
for $40 100000 Of tns three per ceut bonds to be
redeemed February 1st next The bonds called an
$50 bonds, from No 6I7 to No. SS7, Inclusive 500,
from No b447 to No 6O40 inclusive: $500, from No.
1854 to 26l inclusive 81 OO from NJ. IL. ISL No.
1S,401, Inclusive; AMI from No 2.646 ~ NJ 81 IDS,
inclusive; $4,000, nUln No. To " No. Is PISS, lu
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APPOINTMENTS IN THB TREAsURY.-Secretary
Folger to-day made the following appointments In
the Treasury department under the civf service
rules-Miss Emma Cilley, N. IT,, $500, TreisQer's
Office; Mr.. B. r. Berlin Va, $500 hi, rnal RevAuC
bureau; MIR. Cyrus v. Haskell, fl, s1,sOJ, fourth
auditors Office, and Mr Frank 4. Miller, u 90
second auditors office
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THE leave of Capt. Wells Willard, com fissary OF
subsistence, Is extended three months on argeons
certificate Of disability.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The following
the readings at the Office OF the chief StHnal
officer tO-day:-7 am. % IL am, 81 2. pin, f.
Maximum, Alb; minimum. 9U.&
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ARRESTED on CH,RGEs OF FnRerRY II BALTIMORE
The New York stock Market.

TIE RESIGNATION OF Passed Assistant Surgeon r.
|. rquehart, L. S. N. has been accepted.
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WIFB's SUIT FOR DIvoRCE.-Tc-day MT. j. J..
Weed for Elizabeth II. Sebastian, filed bill for
divorce from John H. Sebastian. They were ipar-
ried in Georgetown, September IS, 1870, her p me
then being Lambdn, and they have two Chill fen
She charges that three weeks prior to the birth Of
the youngest child dn 1879 he absented himself
from her. that he treated her with great crue
and from April, 1874 TO ian, January i 1889 iaiea
that she was forced to seek shelter With her gran
mother; that in January last he returned TO her,
mltted adultery.
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lrOR SALE-A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAR
i BILE aud Granite N onumn hts. Headstones Vases. etc
n3nqEl,nts cleaned and lettered in cemeteries W
CO.. Px ave-, cor. 2lst St apy8- Gun
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your Office most encouraging to each other. Ithink
that Mr. Harris said friendly word for the treaty:
but don't remember another encouraging word
from anyone but, on the contrary. many said you
have tried for many wears, and have been unsuc-
cessfui, nov what Is the use Of trying AGAIN. l
don remember an encouraging word az that time
from planter OF merchant. presented the case 10
the Ming and Cabinet. gave them the assurance
of Mr.. Fish, and | well remember that l said
we may fail; il VIC do, the cost is but small; and
II We succeed, 1t will save the nation from hank
rrptcy. and prevent its return to mere calling
place Tor vessels, and ever these are diminishing
as the whale-heet IS being withdrawn
From the date of that Privy Council 10 which
you refer, the King and Cabinet were true and
faiihful and we were right in Recommending and
urging the visit of the King. He made happy
and very favorable impression wherever he went
In America We no doubt deserve a better reward
than We shall ever receive, for the part taken nj
that time IN behalf OF the treaty, still, will be
happy IN the reflection that our favorite measure
has saved people from poverty and has advanced
the general prosperity
am very truly yours, ELISHA Il. AIr1S."
To Nh. Allen and Mr.. H. A. z. Carter belong the
chief credit of securing the Treaty and that, too
at time when almost every one had lost faith in
any further efforts that might be made, and no one
could be found willing to risk dollar in its be
half IL seems unfortunate for Hawaiian interests
that his iie could not have been prolonged to as
sist IN obtaining the best terms possible for US in
any changes that may be made in its renewal; but
doubtless successor will be found TO fill his place
who Will inherit his ardent zeal and special quali-
hcations. But Hawaii has lost. in his death, one
of her best friends aud statesmen, who for thirty
years devoted himself, with great success to secur-
ing for her an honorable place in the family of
nations and who, as our representative at WASH
ington, had long been prominent, respected and
beloved by all who knew him, there or here.
But after ALL is there not something beautiful.
though mournful, abont his death scene-it was 50
marked III its extraordinary surroundings-its
time. the first day Of the new year-its place the
Presidential Mansion of the American Republic,
when the nation had, as il were, assembled unbid-
den spectators Of the startling event-its manner,
so sudden, so painless, beautiful, Were it left
to morfals TO choose the of their departure
10 the spirit realm-vho would not wish that his
own might be AS sudden, calm and peaceful as
that of our friend Elisha H. Allen.
kAU, HAWAII. Feb. ISSi H. NJ WurrSrr
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Simpson, WairBea- haHsi. t'h- l'iLs he'- ApaN
-tSrsos, aged ~,
NAM ,vmpafhf=ius friend. wiz read with pan- o.
heartfelt SORROW this brief announcement One year ago
therc % The islands az Tie INVITATION Of s0me re-
dent Oh Kaua young man and bic wife % do what
Chrlstlan Minister In organizing aud directing the
religions lft Of little community o. iofsgn resldeuts
M Va ID TIonoula during the Week 81 Prayer, aud
the kindly. wiusomc spirit OF Christian love and zeal
i,rrcd by those who saw aud heard him
Passing on Lihuc, be took mp with order and
ddelty tie word 10 which he had consented his life.
N 6p f himself az once she confidence and affection
o. those 10 whom he had come 10 minister. For both
natural gifts and Christian graeos gave him special
sncc on the minds and hCaris of others
IL HE early youth in the Western States, Dc entered
into The eager pushing spirit Of American life and in
stiiuuons- But he also early te prompted 70 ii HIM
self Tor the ministry OF The Gospel Al The College and
In the Theological SEMINARY, be was active Iu Chri-
tan work for Others sayaion In ne brief ministerial
labor IN the Western States. be had tie pleasure OF
leading scores Of souls 10 the one Way Trth and Life
for every human being, Bot the gcrms Of pulmonary
disease, the result OF oveF-work and eZposurr had
begun TO develop and be was advised by physicians 20
-esk warmer climate he 1sa preached iof about tx
months only % the people ~ Lihuc aud huoa, atrna
ting IN Sunday services al the TWO places when in
Jrne last hemonhase from inc lunes warned lin o.
the posi- biliy Of lo=s Of health II not Of life ~ the
advice Of physicians. he went 70 Waimea 20 receive
drer atmosphere than the sea hTecze OF iihge where
The parsonage which the people had furnished for him
Here he fingered along, growing gradually weaker and
weaker ul Sunday morning about clock he entered
The heavenly rest In ihe midst Of drcnchiug storm
the body brought 70 Lihuc, where keys. Richter
and HAnaikc conducted admirably appropriate funeral
-erviees HE remains inferred u the family burial
ground OF W. II. Rice, Esq.
The character and Teachings OF hs lie find fitting
preston 10 the final message which he dictated the
day before he died and which read lis fancrals
&c Wy dear brethren aud friends my daily PRAYER God
has been for each aud every one Of you, that your
hcrts may be allied with the love % Jesus. Oh pree
lou. love, which gives that peace which passeih all
understanding. II my dear Heavenly Fathcrsh D soon
take me 20 Himself pray that By ny death ! may
peak lcu with greater power than couQ with any
human words. Once more, besecch you, TO be sure
that yuu laying up for yourselves treasures iu
heaven OH be sure that Won are % peace with your
God
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oMm RoIAL.



>s--ith standing the angust ceremony o. CORONATION
-. br-u ended there Ec-ras 10 Be- ltlle ~ e slats
hi basiuess 10 retail lines the only oElness ~
.fsfirr IN the line Of dry goods me sAlei ~ I.
80 uerccpfiblv fallen o. since TIE col' ,s
ne c-cwning aci- In Commercial el5'i. ,-5ts "a
~ iriaud products have found 20 hAle - - ,.ts-
t-s rrraile OF handing al the -ucar ace y u,as
-5raunoditie- desired 30 Be forwarded Coz -
A. a consee ucncc islssd produet- afil'-l- -
Tered ruirkly 20 forwarding bottoms ~, ...,a.
n, elr,,o--s sfnes lat writing consist o -
aiken Nv the sHs- ard LHil sr.e' W '-'
,.lrrs a. efql g. The imports are ll4,- .rI -
~ y-s.. 10 al hence for ihc toasl W.. fi"1
y, - 80 sgilIne 90 OF nhout the I'd inst
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PASSENGERS.

For - Francisco per suez Feb Is-Gro " stewart
3 7 uIoimes " Nci-sef-A Elliot, 4 seiEiri.a.J
VISA. z BEelou. 4 Kline, G. lEFer' j simmons VI
McChesney.
Tor Kauai. per Jza Mako, Feb i9-Nr. Christian, &
Grant e. 1lteunIb, d Ira-scyi e. farfci, ) lnt-a-
For Mani Per Kfiausa Hon. Feb l9-I Haley Niles y
Young, BateheioF- q Waruef W Ao--nhn,
70, Nolossi and Maui. per Lehua. Feb Ig-E Jone-.
4. W Cisrkc A Tina Ozley, d McCoutstou-
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From the HalraH Pd5 Aisp Feb a. issJ.l
The coronation is now accomplished, and if this
new ceremony shall become a means of uniting the
minds of the nation then it will have been of
profit.
1t is beyond controversy that since this cabinet
has been in the highest seats of our government to
the present time there has been no general feeling
of agreement among the people approving of them
tit for their Offices Therefore in order 10 smooth
down and pacify the agitated mind of the people,
in the name Of the nation we pray that they (the
ministers) may be put out without delay, so that
this new ceremony may have its proper effect, and
that the numerous petitions from one end of the
land to the other may he answered.
Let it please the king to take this prayer into
serious consideration, and let him choose persons
who are trusted at home and respected abroad. II
is useless for to repeat here the reasons for this
petition. because the whole land throughout its
length and breadth is we'll acquainted with the
causes of complaint of the nation.
The Government cannot cleanse its skirts by
merely patching up tue rents in this cabinet. II
seems to us well nigh an impossibility, anu so
doubtless it seems to the many wise and Thought
full ones TO patch up this old garment with new
cloth. Therefore TO answer petition let the old
cabinet be removed as a whole.
One of the great difficulties with our politics at
the present time of enlightenment is the lack of
two distinct political parties as is the case with
the governments of England, France. the United
States and others.
If we were 10 distinguish and suitably name the
two parties existing here. they might be termed
follows: the breadand butter (hUopilimeaai)
party, and the independent (kuokoal party.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Sailed
p-..~tT Hook Jzr,i-. for lonskunr
i--OSs sucz. podd- for
ia-Au d. Liily Grace Hnehes' Tor :
Vessels In Port
NAVAL
uBM Nuiiue. EawaraF
n La kluaura. Wilson
Uss Wachuseft, Pearson
Frczrh war .hip limicr, chzira-'-.a''.
MECHANIC.
An x Morning Star. Bray
An chip Hope trupairiuel
Ger hk Hermann. lau-ru. lE Hi-t'7-
An hk Lily Grace, hurhr-
AZ ten Dakot Mcrta
A. 81 LfEzie Maf-hHll. Bergman
Rr!t - Alderman. Z hap lau
~ bkfnr Eurrka- Peuhalio0
AZ b Revere McluiErr
r. ~ Ulntk- sulctoslausa
A. .chr = & Ford. lie Bllllzilr
an chip Gettysburg, IhuuHald
Nav schr Jcuuic Nalker. Underwood
An brig D Sfreekelz. Prize
An BIZ Emerald, GattcT
An hk d Murray, Jenls
An hk Fcrest Queeu
An .chr Anna Mccullough
An hstu Cousuolp, Howard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Complaint is made regarding the manner of de
livery OF the mails this island. Several instan-
ces have occurred OF the mail for kapaa having
been delayed Lihue for forty-eight hours before
delivery. This should not be.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

After leaving the presence of the kamehameha
statue, on the 18th inst, His Majesty, accompa-
MED by Coils laukea and Boyd visited the Bar
racks and conferred decorations of the Order of
Kapiolani on some of the soldiers and band boys
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

A change in the Ministry made On the 18th
inst, Hon. j. NJ Kapena, the Postmaster General
succeeding His E1cellency Simon X. Kaai, as Min
lister of Finance. Hon. II. NJ. Whitney is TO sue
coed Hon Mr.. KapenR as Postmaster-General.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Chinese New Year passed of as usual at Hilo.
The FIRE crackers made their usual din, morning,
noon and night, and in fact most OF the time be-
tween. Chinese servants were not TO be found and
ladies were obliged to do their own work. Liquor
flowed freely. yet but few Chinese were found I'M
der its influence. It made sad havoc with quite a
number of both the native and foreign population.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Valentines day pa ssed quietly but little trade
being noticeable in the line of the better sort Of
valentines although the juvenile element and
a tf- -rsff
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Horses here are high in price; old plugs that
would disgrace the pound in Honolulu bring here
as high as SOS and $50; anything at all good $40
To 500
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Thu absence Of the Princess Lilinokalani and
Princess Likelike from the State dinner was food
for much comment both on the evening OF the oc-
eaeinn and sfuea
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

The boat races take place tomorrow. As quite
a number OF yachts have entered and as an oppor-
tunty will be given 70 test the speed of the Hing
new yacht crowd OF spectators is expected. The
prize money offered is too meagre to mention.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

saturday afternoon the ltas takes place al the
Palace and invitations have been received by many
Of native friends 20 be present, in fHR dress.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Tor 50 Frsuci-ro per susz Feb I5ss SIS lbs su-f.
u 900 lbs rice AZ huohs bananas, $50 goat skins %
hhls talioN. shait, bNs suntrie>-
Tor SAIL raucitoo, per Lily Gruer- Fob if-s'l 20
d. .nrur- md .unn-Lu..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Mr.. j. Thomas, an employe at Kappa Mill, fell
from his horse and sustained. besides the shock,
some severe body bruises, compelling him to lie
donnant for a few DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

The army are not well up to artillery practice.
When the salute IN honor of the uuyeiling OF the
Kamehameha statue was fired, the seventh and
nineteenth guns were followed by long pause.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

The Liteiitr carried away very heavy mail on
her last up trip, possibly an avalanche of valen-
tines for the other islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

Hammering and carpenter work going on all
Sunday at the Palace, and We are supposed TO
have a Sunday, which Is enforced occasionally on
unfortunate Cinnamon who moves few bags of
rice out of the rain
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-21

The Portuguese concerned in the row az Kealia
Plantation have been fined in various sums varying
from $50 TO -.