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AIIen,n Rrain Fnnd.

The glory Of man is bis strength u
you are weakened down through e1ceSsFs
study, or by early inliscretions, AlenII
Brain Food viii permanently restore all lOE
vigor, and strengthen all the mu,Cla q
brain and body. 81 pkg,;6 for s.. At drug
glsts, or Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 First Ave
NY.
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will See the Fipht

William Carroll and about 2O'others left
on the 2 o'clock train this morning for New
York for the purpose Of witnessing the fight
between Sullivan and Slade at the Madison
Square Garden.
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Emory's Little Cathartio pm,

are sufficiently powerful for the most robust.
yet the safest for children and weak copsti.
tutions; the action in any disease is uniform,
certain and safe, painless and effective.
Druggists-15 cents.
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NIanY rinlen

you want TO preserve meat or fish for several
days. Lay it in solution of Rex Magnus
over night and you eau keep it for weeks.
You can also keep milk week or more bI
stirring in a little Of the "Snow Flake''
brand.
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and way stations at 7.As a. M, returning leave
Newark at s.2b q. N. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Black figures denote the Limited
Express Trains.
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The Nantnne,s Ernnrsion-

At recent meeting OF the Neptune So.
cial Club a reception committee was elected
to take charge OF the guests on their moon
light excursion on August Is. The First
Regiment Band has been secured and will
the trip.
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THE RAILROADS
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction.
rRA1Ns LEAYE MlI.MINGrnN EnE

COrrect1On.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PH1LA.--2.OOE, 2.23t, 80, $40, 100, 7.5O, slOt
s.15 300, 9.39, 9.5S, 1920, 10.3oll SO a. m i2OOt
M; 1915, 1913, "a, 2.30, 400, 5.lT#, 63Ot
6.SsF, $50, 20, 1903, 9.65t p. m.
NEW YoRK-2.OO*, 2.2s+, {. 80, 9.6s 11.5s a. IN
1888, l.54, 5.l1t, e.3s#, 7.26 p. m.
BALTIMoaE---l.o .o5*, l.42+, 4,5l# .s.o5+ e,l7a. a
m. 1927, LOO 100, 500, 800, 6.57, ll.O4# p. m
wAsHINaToN--l.42*, 4.5ls, s.O5+, s.l7# a. m
LOO LOO, 6.OO,6.57, ,11.Ol" p. m.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
I.Obh, BIZ a. IN, LOO, 500 coop. m.
strains running both daily and Sunday.
fTrains running only on Sunday.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD---6.OO#, 9. lot I'm. Loot
3.OO#, 800 ,6.25t p. IN. No Sunday Trains
hFor New Castle only.
tFor Harrington and intermediate stations.
tExpress for Delmar.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoAp---7.oO a. m.
3.lOp. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD--7.o5 10 80
q. IN. $50 p. IN. Sunday trains 1890, a. m.
800 pm.
TRAINS Ahhl Eat WILMINGTON FROM
PHILA---12.45 100, l.32E, 447., 7.45, s02E. e.12
9.45, 1O.lOt ll.35 a. IN. 12.22, 1850 lO7, 2.3Ot
ESQ, 3.55, 45O 400 $3.50, 6.53, go. 64S 1885, sol
$50, 1898. IL. IS p. m.
NEW YoRK-1.s2" 4.47*, SOFT, 9l2 a. m. l2.6,
l.O7, 4.55,B.4SE, 1858 pm.
BALTTMoRE--1 .5lt, 2.lS#, 8. ia, 9.54, IL 43 a, m
12.36, l.61, 6.lls, 9 3O", 7.24, 9.49s p. m.
WAsHrNeToN--l.bl+, 2.ls, 11.4s a. m. 1885
;.bl, 6.ll ,6.30s, 7.24, 9.49 p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD---8.50.P P.bl, 1O.15 q, m
2O5, sos. $50 p. m. No Sunday trains
From New CASTLE only.
WILMINeToN n NoRrHRRN RAILRoAD---s.6 81
s.to, II 20 a. IN. o.42 p. N. Sunday, 1890 and
T.0Op; N.
DRLAwARE WESTERN RAILRoAD--sOO a. m.
p. m Sunday trains gIUam, $40 D. M
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WII.MINtIT,l
PHILADELPsIA NEW BROAD STaaxT DsPoF-
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The Puzzle

How to keep cool is very satisfactorily sOlVeI
by visiting A. Hauber's saloon, 200 Wei
street. 1t is in reality Cape May at hong
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WeIIs' ,,ltougn on Uorns, .

Ask for Wells "Rough ON Corus" IS
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cus.
Corns, warts, bunlons.
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To Cash Buyers !

To Cash Buyers!
We have inaugurated a
sweeping reduction in all
classes of our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to close
out our Spring and Summer
stock, we offer inducements to
our patrons such as they can
not get at any other establish
m mt in this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are offering
superior styles of Foreign and
Domestic Suitings and Trous-
erings at greatly reduced
prices. Suits to order as low
as $l5 of All-wool Diagonals.
We have a superior cutter and
first-class workmen, and in all
cases guarantee good fit.
New styles in lightweight
sultings constantly being re-
ceived as fast as they come on
the market.
Our large stock of Boys and
Children's Ready-made Cloth
ing has been reduced to a
price that must compel them
to move. Now is your chance
tor good goods at low prices at
John Il. Moore.
228-MARKET ST.-22S !
as-am1ar
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Remove,l 10 RUS city

The Office of the dispatcher of trains on
the Maryland division of the Pennsylvania
railroad was removed to this city yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, the paraphernalia be
ing turned over by Frank Lappen, TO John
w Ayden, one Of the three despatehers.
Hereafter trains on the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad will receive their
orders from this city, the telegraph wires
ON that road having been connected with
those of the Pennsylvania road. Mr..
Aydon was formerly from this city and
learned operating with w. T. Westbrook
about 10 years ago some time after finish.
ing his apprenticeship he removed to Phila.
delphia and has been connected with
the Pennsylvania road ever since
His promotion TO the responsible
position OF dispatcher is thoroughly appre-
ciated by his many frien' in this city, who
join in congratulating him OIL his success
and wish him the most pleasant association
while in this city.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-07
Thal nunpnnd of Minn

IL three times the man he was before he be.
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer. 81
Druggiste
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s -
Dr. Slmms' Pain Seareher.

The perfection of pain medicines immslI
ate in r. lleving cramps, pains, cholera nor
bus, neuralgia, rheumatism, cholera, etc.
so cents. Depot Fourth and King.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-07
so STALE EGGS

II Will ep them fresh and sweet fOr many days
and does Ot mpaft the slightest reign taste 10
the articles treated. II Is so simple / Operation
that child can folio the dire tions, Is Ss har
less as salt, and costs only fraction ola cent
pou OF meat, Ash, butter or ch aese TO a
quart Of Hlilk. I his is no humbug; tits endorsed
by such men as Prof. y ami W, johnson OF Ya.e
College. SOLD by druggists and eroeers. sample
pounds sent prepaid ny mail or express las we
prefer) on receipt OF price Name your express
Office. Viandlne brand for meat; ocean Wave
for fish and sea food snow Flake for milk butter
aud cheese; AnuSFerment, Anti-Fly ami Anti
Mold, 5Oc. per ID each. Pearl or cream; Queen
for eR and Aqua-Vhg for fluid extracts, " per
ID each.
THE AUMIsTON ROOD PRESERVING
COMPANY,
" Kilby st., Boston, Mass.
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oEOrHRa.
Trade Dollars Redeemed

Trade Dollars Redeemed
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets. We will receive
Trade Dollars at par value for
goods purchased OF us to the
amount OF One Dollar and up
wards. Now is the time to
dispose of them, and remember
we are offering Special Bar
gains in every department.
This will be an extra saving to
you ard your chance to have
your Trade Dollars redeemed.
Do not wait tor a better oppor-
tunity 10 save money.
Yours Truly,
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
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PROEhssI.in.aL C.aRDs.

UVL EIDI II I-NhLO.
John G. COLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE,
darls Building, No. iOl West ixth street rele-
ohone call. S-1-I2-b
| lRS. J. N. & j. B. HOBENsACK,
Those af1icted with tine effects OF SELF-ABUsE
and MERCURlALIZATION should not hesitate
to consult j.. n. 4 J. B. HoBENSACK OF 206 N.
second street. Philadelphia, either by mail or by
person, during the hours Ofs n. m TO p. M, and
s to p. m.
Advice free. Whosoever should know his con-
dition and the way 70 improve 1t should read
''WISDOM IN A NUT-sHELL.n -
Sent on receipt OF three-cent.stsmp.
eant1
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Prices Cut 50 Per Cent !.

Call and examine the prices
in the window. 1t will convey
a better impression Of our re-
duction than a halt a page of
reading matter. All the goods
in the store will be sold in pro-
portion. Now is the lime
while our stock is still full and
a good assortment to select
from. White Vests, Alapaca
Coats, Linen and Mohair
1 listers and Creole Suits in
large quarters at the
The daily gazette., 1883-08-07
rms, uLTy MAIsiA EYs.

local nF"tshoDs Corrected Daily In tho
street Market.
aAf, FEKD. RTU,-UoEREUrED DAILY ny w !
Eossow, no. 417 FRHHoH sTRREr;
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

Application for rates to clubs should only -.
Int . the ONCE Of the com pAuv IN Nov Orleans
=, For further information write clearIs. giving
Registered Letters to 'iueih VT
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
90, New Orleans, La.
Ordinary letters by Mail or Express to
M. A. DAUPHIN
- New Orleans, La.
sO7 Seventh st., Washington. n. q
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" Knby st., Boston, Mass.
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following
The said
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b STAKE u
nndrptl a
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And the a
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win Nh
cuptnls I
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above
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

VIZ offered last week that the editor OF
tins paper should meet Mr.. Gibson before
the Commissioners Of three of the Great
Powers, and that he should repeat the
statement that had been made relative
to Captain ChateauminOis' demand for an
apology; hut the Premier has not dared
10 accept the challenge After stat
ing that the remarks IN the GAZETTE
We're an unmitigated untTuthr his
organ now proceeds to try to split hairs
about the difference between a demand
for an apology and a request for an ey-
PLANTATION, The organ admits that the
request for an explanation was made:
we add to that admission that II was
coupled with threat Of steaming at once
oui OF the harbor if the explanation
were not made We did not men the
charge without intimate knowledge of the
circumstances: a gross mistake had been
made, We exposed that gross mistake. the
Premler's organ, instructed by him. for
only through him could II get correct in
formation stated that our charge was an
untIuth. Il has now admitted that II i1as
true. We may add that glowing eulogy
put INTO the mouth of Captain Chateau
minoIs. existed only IN the brain Of the
writer Of that paragraph Mr.. Gibsonis
knowledge Of French was not sufficient to
enable him to converse with the Captain.
We hardly think that the translation as
furnished the Premier warranted his
sGnctioning the publication of the eulo-
CYSTIC lines We must however allow for
that excessive Eastern Imagination. that
Pcetical license, which Is part and parcel
Of Hawaii's worst Minister.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

LAST SATURDAY Judge McCully read al
opinion IN a case Of much interest, IL
winch Queen Emma had brought an actor
against the Commissioners Of Crow
Lands 20 obtain the possession Of an IN
divided half Of certain lands, byright oi
inheritance from her husband hanehame
ha ". The lands claimed in this action
have always been regarded and treated
a. Crown Lands. although not in the list
reserved by name in the Act Of june lS4S
% hamehameha III; the Court held
however, that they were not Crown Lands
and that Queen Emma was entitled TO heI
inheritance in them Her Highness Rutl
KeeEkolani has brought an action for the
other moiety Of the same lands. Still
another case j. pending in equity by the
same parties 10 obtain certain other val
uable property claimed in the same right
Judge McCully's opinion which viii b,
found IN our columns, viii attract atten
tion from the prominence Of the suit0rs II
Tor no other reason. Without now com
meniIng on the reasoning Of the Court il
this case. or on the result thus far reached
II ls pleasing 10 observe the fullness with
which the points and arguments Of coun.
SCI on both sides are stated by the Judge
and his evident desire 10 consider both
sides with impartIality
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

Tx public have seen the state of the
finances OF the country and the balance in
the Treasury up to Feb, 2lst. as set forth
IN the GAZETTE and IN the Saturday Pres.
and are beginning to ask when they Will
see the same set forth by the Auditor
General through his chief the Minister of
! Finance.
The Act to Provide for the Audit OF
Public Accounts provides in Section Is.
Part l. that the The Minister of Finance.
as soon a. conveniently may be, after the
expiration Of every quarter OF the finan-
cial period shall publish IN some public
newspaper a. statement IN detail Of the
receipts and expenditures on account of
the public service during such quarter.
together with comparative statement of
such receipts during the corresponding
quarter of the previous year" &c. &c.
Tins Act was approved on the 4ih dav OF
August 1852 and was to take effect and
become law" on the LIST of November in
the same year. therefore We may presume
that Mr.. Auditor has at least four months
work ready for publication whenever the
convenient time may arrive.
Whenever. If ever, that time does arrive.
It vii be well for the public welfare If the
people most concerned look well TO see
that the conditions of the Act are strictly
observed that the Auditor publishes a
statement IN detail and not accept
massed statements as Public works so
much without knowing how much of the
Pah road went into the Cockztoo cage. or
how much of the $4,000 for armed force
has been expended by committee that
has never reported or without statement
IN detail showing what the country has
gained by the expenditures on the Pedi
gree Museum and Library votes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

I'm Semi official" Organ has been
limiting at changes in the currency and
informs the public that II l. the purpose
81 the Ministry 10 make some change in
this direction. The meddling with the
currency Of a nation is very serious
matter and We hope that the Cabinet VIII
take no step without very careful consider.
alton and only with the advice and co
operation Of those business men in ON
community who are thoroughly qualified
to speak on such subject: not one mem
her Of the present Cabinet Is fitted to
cope with the question
We have large quantity OF deprecated
silver IN the country. If there should be
added 10 tins some hundreds of thousands
Of silver dollars coined for circulation
here even Of the same weight and fine
ness rs the [. ). standard dollar. a great
injury would be done TO the business
community In the first place as the law
now stands II could not he legal tender.
In the second place, when We came to pay
debts IN the United States we should find
that the Hawaiian dollar would only pass
fur IT. is'-iEsts not lis f0as value At pres
eut we have the advantage. when using
the L 5 standard dollar. though II Is a
deprecated coin Of being able TO pay
debts II San Francisco at It's face value
Flooding the country with Hawaiian dol
lars would have very serious effect upon
or financial equilibrium When the Gov
erImeut have laid their plans before the
public, We Will give very thorough atten-
ton to the subject
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

OUR next mail viii inform us whether
Congress took any action concerning the
Treaty during the session which has lust
closed. and also whether an extra session
Of Congress Is called 1t seems extremely
improbable that so important a question
Of the foreign policy Of de United States
can have been settled M either Housa
without an extended debate, or further
reference 10 committees. If this coniec-
iTlre shall prove to be correct. it Will then
remain to be seen whether Congress can
determine upon IT. final action in the
matter during a short and crowded session.
We Trust that the Hawaiian Minister at
Washington may through the State De
partment induce Congress TO send 10
Honolulu q special committee to examine
personally into affairs here We have
everything to hope from the results of
such an enquiry, at the hands Of anv
competent and honest committee.
Nothing would please Us more than to
see such men here as Senators Morrill,
Edmunds and John Sherman. who have
actively opposed the treaty. If General
Grant, John VI. Forbes from New Eng
land Senator Gibson Of Louisiana and
one Of the Havemeyers Of New York
would also come along, and spy out all
that can be seen IN the land whether It be
IN our favor or not, we VIII cheerfully
abide 10y their decision concerning the
working, the uses or abuses. the merits or
dement's Of the Treaty.
But if a Congressional visiting com
mlttee cannot be had. then let our friends
Al the East bend all their efforts to bring
ing forth and laying before public men IN
Washington the facts, figures and proofs
on which we rely for keeping the Treaty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

OK Friday last Mr.. Robert Grieve. as
representative of the firm of Robert
Grieve a Co, proprietors of this journal.
and MIR. Vim. Aud. Secretary to the
Superintendent of Water Works, were
charged before Judge Bickerton. the one
for printing and the other for publishing
the programme of the Kings coronation
hulas. Severe comments have been made
from all quarters upon this programme,
and no where has it been treated with
greater severity than in the columns of
the GAZETTE. 1t has been characterized
by those who profess to understand the
Hawaiian language as obscene in the ex-
IRENE: for ourselves We are happy to say
that we are unable to understand word
Of the nastiness said to be contained in
the programme and Mr.. Robert Grieye
knows no more Hawaiian than we do.
How the programme came to be printed
by Messrs- Robert Grieye & Co. the mem
bers of that firm are desirous of setting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

The Prenier's piper some months age
told Us that the vote for the completion
of the Palace which was to have covered
two years expenses were run through il
less than six months, the Auditor Generals
Reports viii also inform enquiring tax
payers as to the expenses Of the Mission
to Japan, and the results therefrom, as to
the Chamberlain's ''foUrs IN Prince who
paid for them and what benefit the payers
have acquired.
The solution of these and many other
-cognate' questions makes taxpayers look
anxiously forward for the first report OF
the Auditor General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
Notice of Mortgages Intention TO Fcr,-5-s
and of Sale.
IN .ETnD NOE u-rurur a r.s..


Il Of sale contained TN a certain mortgage 80 -
Asiu and Asni 20 thulan aud Company, dated ~ -
day OF August 1871, recorded IN iiber - paees M =
and ig'. Notice y hereby given thar said no-sr,-
intends to forclosc said mortgage. for condition No.
and upon said foreclosure will sell at public aueii
the sales rooms Of Z. 7. Adams In Hoaolaa % s,-.
day, the dlsi day OF March, il az y ~ Of aid a. ~
premises described In said MORTGAGE As below ,ses
Further particulars can be had q A. :. Harfssii q
tnrncy ut Law.
Honolulu, March 6, isSi
Chulan and Company, Morfrsrs,.
Premises 10 be sold arc--All Of the Interest - a,
said Asin and Asui in and 20 the following Inarrs..
Of lease, and the premises thereby dcmiscd 10 ~
I. Lease by kahua, Pal and naahaa TO AsaI a..
dated May 81 lsso foF nine years, and recorded iri
&C on pages 5 and -.
= Lease from raahao, mi and W. T. Phi L, A.,
dated April ~ lsso for ten years and recorded IA IN
GO on pages - aud %.
3. Lease from Ema!ia, HaahNa and Other. Ia A.
and Asiu, dated January - isS for seven TcYs ~
recorded In Liber 50 onipagc a.
4. Lease from Puupuu to Asui & Co fafca p.---
Der ~ 1873, for seven years
5. Lease from kamaunn and Kekuhc 10 ksui a.
Asia, dated March %, issU for ten years and -sr,
in Liber 81 on pages % and a.
o. Lease from Haahaa 10 Asui and Asiu d.fei NJ.
81 is9 Tor ten years and recorded In tibcr sgan ~,
Jss and Jsp. ="
:. Lease from Kahula to Asui 4 Co. dated Arrls
ISL for seven years and recorded in Lihcr 81 on ps,
~ and n.
5. Lease from Z. NJ. LimburS to Asui. dated Av-i /.
$50 for fifteen years and recorded in Lher On psr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

CUPREME COURT OF T7T
= wAIIAN ISLANDS. In Pro6r., - Hk
Of the Estate OF CURTIS P. WAPR ~. Z. ~ r1s.
deceased At chambsss. before chicf Jsss,ss. 5.s
Albert JAEGER Executor OF the VIII ~
lsic Of Honolulu, deceased. whcrrlr ~ - 7. M
lowed $40 ss5ao, and charges himself ~,sS !. y
and asks that the same may be exauainrF - VIA
and that final order may De made Or 5i<..af r7s-s
The property remaining in his hand :, q a1arca
thereto entitled, aud diseharEine hin md N. ssl.
rom an further rcsponsbility as surk -" ait .--.
II Is ordered. that FRIDAY. the afh a.. :.
the Cours House, At Honolulu, be ana ~ ssts.s
I. appointed as the time and place ~ t-f Nm,
petition and accounts, and that al persons 40 y
may then and there appear and show rs~s- s-1ir.
have. why the same should not b rrrrssa4 ~ o.
present evidence A. 10 who arc entitled :. - II
property. And that ibis order. In the Er~5,.s q M
he published in the flAwAn.x GsEr7fs' ra-.azs'g
printed and published in Honolulu ~ 49, H.y17
sive weeks previous to the time therein srsi
said hearing ff'.-1'. !
Dated Al iIonOinlu, II. l., this s,h aay Of r,,.,
1ss3- A -
Ino, T. Barnaru, '~se w
Clerk ofthe supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

y WAIIAN ISLANDS. In the mater ~ n IA
rnrtev OF WONG PARK. - az nl;t
WONG PARK, of Honolaiu, har,n, -.
fore A. Francis Judd. ChicfJustite a. IA - =
Court and declared himself bankrupt. a n.ss
Section ga Of the Civil Code, II was this n es
by the said Justice, that Tuesday The 11ih fss ~,
supreme Court, al Aliiolani House, Hcnclr1. +. =
time and place to hear and decide the Qussfe- ~ =
rnpisy and that notice o. such hearing be pah,s.l
all persons therein concerned to appear ma -. =
IL auy there be, why the said WoNG PARK $500. ~
be derrccd bankrupt. ~ -
And It is further ordered that all creditor, AZ
WONG PARK appear at thc time and pllrr - -. -
TO prove their rlaims- Ry order. ~
JNc. E. BARS6a,
y.-.. ,sss cierk supreme CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07
9awaiian 0azette.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH :. 1883.
Isl Noprs IN RERrs.

II His Maiestys' advisers are much given
10 talking, as well as to writing, have
many confidants, and habit OF saying
1t was not my idea or by my advice but
did II or wanted it, when anything
unpopular or crooked has been done, and
each for himself claims the credit when any
thing creditable has been accomplished;
and by the diversity Of their statements
to different parties prove the old saying
that those who talk a great deal viii tell
some hes and II the members OF a
Cabinet are not honest with nor true to
each other. what title have they 10 conf
denoe and respect? and has not the public
reason for expecting a break up2 The
proverb when thieves fall ont" &c. gives
hope Of better things 70 come.
II high officials wound each other IN
the dark and often take d shot at the
higher game. is It strange that sUbond-
mates should also tel some disagreeahle
truths
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-07

As LzElisl t-a2s crcalar Comments on tlf
erlG crzszrIIil1l ~ rlre -Lfu1rhuuf the
vrll b. tar fnrl If zr -1er1llr lslgFsEsiEis -,
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