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sss's1ss'E e. assf s!sfE
thirty fifth year:
as%y s Sss vsf5 ins
FSneTsl tsfs his late residence
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
1n nsss a. sls 1sss BROWN
FunsFal vim take place from resdenoe Of parents
| at O'Clock p m. -
ss7s bAs2 81 Epas s.s
Clements Of Of Prince Georges county. Md. aged four
Rsavss asa S1e to
Harry son Of Iavnia G: Dundofs. aged twenty
IRLY On August s1st 1883. Of congestion of the
Funeral Sunday at ~. M from zol 5th It.. north
EYASS Sn e 1c st.
Henry A. and Georgianna Evans. aged months and 10
&C. m LITTLE lpye Ss one c! 60, t.u
And none but he can fully know
How sad to cay farewell.
Tss m ss es e a esoee Of
n Is &c tsfs T. , sss
forty six years.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
Shepherds alley, between 9th and 10th and L and Al
streets northwest, Tomorrow. Sunday. at O'Clock
dnfan aged nine Months 'S1 fssen is days 1858
o'CaLLAGHAN. On Saturday. September 1. 1885,
and Katherine o. alaghan aged Is months ana day
Funeral sunday. september 2. from parents resi-
family invited to attend.
sHEKELL On i Friday. August 81, 1883. LOUIS A.
His funeral will take place from the residence of hs
brother-in law. James Burdine, No. SIT " street
tives are invited to attend at O'Clock.
WAGGENER: On Friday. August 81 1883, at q O5
a. M, EUGEN1A, beloved wife OF Norris M Wae-
gener. and daughter OF Eugene and NJ. A. Blondell
aged 28 years. ~
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfly
inyed to attend the funeral from her late residence
y. m. to proceed to Rock Creek Church. where the
funeral services will be held.
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ITCHING AND BURNING!
ITCHING AND BURNING!

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheun. with its agonizing itching
and burning instantly relieved by warm bath wi b
the great skin Cure This gepeated daily with two
Purifier. to keep the blood COOL the perspraton pure
and nnirrtang the bowels open the and kidneys
active, will speedily cure Eczema. letter, Ringworm
Psoriasis Lichen Pruritus Scad Head Dani ruff and
every species of Itching. Scay and Pimpy Humors Of
the >calp and kin, when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail
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MARRl En-

McPHERSON-MYERS. On Tuesday evening" Au-
gust 2Sth, 1889, by the Rev. Richard H. Ball. LIZ WIS
=; MCPHERSON and Mrs. FLORA B. MYERS, both
THEILRUHL-LEG ARVIN. In Baltimore August
2ztn: 1883 by the Rev G F. A. Kesemann GUS
~ IHEliLkUHL to LEILA +. LIE GAkVIN. both Of
, vERMILLION-BOCK. 1t Baltimore, Nd, July
= lSsS ;; by the Rev. J. s. B; Hodges, g p.
LION and SUSIE BOOK. both of Washington. D. G.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

are the greatest medicines on earth.
]. w. ADAMS, Newark O.
The half has not been told to Their curative powers
G. A. WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure in every case.
H. W. BRoCKwAY, NJ D., Franklin N. H.
MY friends know how l suffered from Salt kheum
until cured by them. MRS. A. X. Brown, Maiden.
Cured me Of Scrofu Gus Humor of thirteen years.
durat J.E. RICHARDSON. {. Fl New Orleans
CUrICURA REMEDIES at all Druggists. Price: CUTI-
cURA' % cents: kEsoLvENr. 81; SOAP. 2Acents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON.
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ITCHING HUMORS,

Bakers, Barber's. Grocer's and Washerwoman's Itch
hing Piles and Delicate Itching Hum peculiar to
both sexes which particularly distressing at this
season. are instantly relieved and speedily and perma
nenty cured by the above treatment Now is the time
When the pores are open and the Precipitation abundant
TO cleanse the 6iood of impurities and the skin OF
turing aud disfguring humors.
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NOrICE-W L CORPS.-CheSter & Handy, tn,
Photographers, have returned from Cape May an(
are at their old quarters, 426 18th street northwest
where they are prepared to furnish ali pictures
made at Cape May.
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His First Day at Saratoga.

Saratoga was new idea to him. 1t was so Jolly
to 60 from spring to spring and take a drink of
the water of each. No two OF the springs tasted
alike. There are about forty springs at Saratoga.
After tasting nearly half of these, he began to
have queer feeling inside him. After spending
most OF the day In this way, he went to bed. It
seemed as II all the water-works OF the lower re-
gions were raising a riot within him. After sew
eral hours OF agony, he thought of Perry Davis
Pain Killer. 1t gave him relief and comfort, and
charmed him to sleep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

PROBABLY the element that IL the most import
ant In the furnishing OF a residence is the mural
decoration. No matter how elegant or costly the
furniture may be, how exQuisitely beautiful the
works Of art and brc-a-brac, IL the background is
not In accordance with the Strctest good taste
effect Is married and the symmetry OF the room de-
stroyed. The growing firm OF MeSsrS. r. W. Hen.
derson & Co., wholesale and retail dealers In i'm
ported and American wall papers, No 11l3 street,
make speciality OF work that is artistic In every
sense Their success is fully atteSted by a glance
at the beautiful effects that are produced at their
establishment on street There are exhibited In
profusion the most beautiful specimens OF en-
boss velvet, stamped leather papers, as well as
less costly but still exquistely lovely patterns OF
less elaborate design.
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sANFORD's RADICAL CURE cleanses the nasal
passages Of foul mucus, restores the senses of SMELL
taste and hearing when affected frees the head throat
and bronchial tubes Of offensive matter sweetens and
pnres the breah stops the cough and arrests the
TREATMENT, with INHALER. 81. Ask for SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE. au09
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PROP. COOKS BALM OF LIFE, formerly manufac-
tured In this city, is now being extensively manu-
featured at Long Branch, Nj, where laboratory
with Increased facilities. has been erected The
cures effected daily by this wonderful prepar alton
prove It's value. Mrs Ex-Secretary McCrary, FORM
erly OF this city, now of KeOkuk Iowa. has been
entirely cured of dyspepsia BY lis use.
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DON'T BE WITHOUT Harris Roach Powder.

PURE GRAPE CIDER, made from the pure juice OF
the grape, at Chr. Xander'S, No. Gil 9TH street
northwest $l00 per gallon.
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

in our possession repeat this story have been ter
r1be suffer for years with Blood and Skin Humors;
nave been Obliged to shn pubic places by my
disf1gurlng huinors; have had the best physicians;
have spent hundreds of dollars and got no relief until
used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, which have cured me
and left my skin and hood as pure as a child's.
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PARTIES who have houses or lots In New York
or want TO borrow money at low rates of interest
should address John r Foley, Star Office. See
advertisement
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To-DAY.-Opening without f1xings) OF large
new stock of fall goods, the best ever seen in the
District Everything solid leather Gents s. stitch
ed fne calf boots Gents dress shoes, BUTTON laced
and Congress, 81 so for first quality Sc for second
Gents solid CATERS and laced, $l25 and $L5O.
any 81 shoe. Ladies' fine goat and kid button,
81 so, 81, and 81 so. Our 75c. and 81 solid school
shoes. Hahn's, SIG 9TH street and 1922 Pa. ave-
Handsome novelty cards
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BUY secondhand schOOl-books at Anglim's An
tlquarian Book Store, 1924 st. save nearly half
your money.
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For PRODUCING fire gloss on shirts and collars
use Laundry Wax, Standard Oil Company manu-
facturers. at N. A. Poole Co.'S, 937 La av. ASK
your grocer for IL.
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THE ARARM OF FIRE, turned In from box IL at
ESQ O'Clock last evening was for the explosion OF
q Kerosene lamp In house No. 80 street north
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POCKET WEATHER BAKOMETERs, 10000 feet, al
HemplerS

JoHNsoNs OYSTER SALOONS. 44O 9th street, omen
Sundays during oyster season. Steamed and all
9thsr styles now ready. Nothing but the best.
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NOTICHi-Kets Kemethys 11O9 Pa av., takes one
doz. fine photos with one thirteenth painted for 3d.
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PROF. BIsCHoFF will resume his lessons on Mon
day, September Sd.
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Ladies and Sfckly Girls
requiring q non-alcOholic gentle stimulent will
find Browns Iron Bitters beneficial
WRIGHTsvILLE, PA - Rev. Elijah Wilson says:
"BrowDs Iron Bitters have permanently cured
me of chills and fever"
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.-Rev. T. J. Reilly says: 81
used Browns Iron Bitters for Indigestion and
ChtllS With entire SatiSfactiOn.n
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To CLOSE the season we ofYer n large lot of fine
French percale Shirts, open 'front.' at 81. Auer-
bach Bro, 623 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Beware Of limitations.

II you wish to have fine Rolls and palatable
Bread on your table, call on your grocer for the
only genuine Compressed Yeast made by Fleisch-
mann & Co., successors to Gan, Fleischmann
& Co., the original manufacturers and intro
ducers of Compressed Yeast in the United States,
and see that worthless limitations are not palmed
OF on you. Factory Depot, 11l2 18th street.
G., DENEKAS. AIT
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HARBArGHs Cough Syrup See "wanted Mis-
ceilaneous"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
THEATER COMIQUE.-" Cinderella (" and varie-
ties.
ABNER's GARDEN.-Concert.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-VartetieS.
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPTcgR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept I, 1883, 80 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
stationary or slight rise in temperature, north
east TO southeast Winds stationary or lower bar
0meter.
MORROW.
The following special temperatures were reported
At a m Eastport $50: Montreal, $50; Quebec, $50
Mount Washington, 40; Cleveland, $50; Alpena,
So; Duluth. $50; ST Paul, e9o; Denver, so; San
Francisco, $40: Washington, SO. Slightly warmer
middle states on Sunday, and local rains followed
by cooler fair weather. Is indicated for the lake re-
gion and northwest on Sunday.
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CITY ITEMS.

(From days (sept ~ Bait. SUM-
GalvanO-Magnetic Treatment
OF DISEASE.
INTERESTING REST ACCOUNT By HIMSELF OF THE Oh
SRRVATI0NS OF MR. WM H. MCLEAN, AN
OLD CITIZEN OF BALTIMORE,
FORMERLY IN GROCERY BUSINESS ON
NORTH CHARLES STRBET-No. 81
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81, 1888
tngton ana Liberty str'eets.-Gentlemen: At your
request have watched the progress OF your Mag
netic Cure IN a number OF your patients suffering
1st MRS. w. E. BLOCKER, Is years old, t4S North
Fremont street, paralyzet two years, with loss of
ment is quite marked and ultimate cure assured
"a. Mr.. GEO w. ARNOLD, formerly o leading
Daker OF Baltimore, living at No. Robert street,
to stand without use OF crutches He was re-
stored IN two weeks and now attends to his usual
Sd. CHILD, years cid, grandson of Mr.. John T.
Kelly, II South Potomac street. near Dillon. para
iyzed at two years | found no ttre or po,cer IN
ment he stands and walks with trifing assist
ance.
4th A DAUGHTER OF Mr.. LUrz Dillon street.
near Potomac, 20 years old, sufferer from acute
rheumatism; months confined to her bed and
after throwing aside New York appliances, cost
cured in two months treatment and bodily health
completely restored.
whose case was described by her husband, suf-
lerer OF years with inflamed limb and confined
10 ner room entirely, was relieved from pain in 4
health.
9th CAPT CHARMS NUTHALL, go Cough street,
ageo % years. Suffered from rheumatism and
Droken health generally and confined to his house
months Applied your Treatment in June and
soon was able TO throw aside his crutches; gen
era! health restored in two months, and only
sClHneSS In le1t knee to be overcome. which Is
gradually yielding to influence of your treat
ment
7th. In my own family the effect OF your treat
ment for relief OF Neuralgia and general prostra-
ZION especially In warm weather) and Neuralgia
OF the stomach was surprising and a source Of
thankfulness. Respectfully,
w. b. MCLEAN,
81 North Calvert street.
Residence, 20 McMechen street.
Call for pamphlet containing many testimonials
OF cures wrought in Baltimore and Washington.
See morning National Republican and Baltimore
Sun for daily announcement OF cures OF chronic
diseases. Washington Office, 822H St NV.
Hats for Fall Of 1883.
Fall style Broadway silk hat, s.;
Splendid assortment stif felt hats, 50 to "a;
Large stock OF soft felts. e1.50 to 81.
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SCHOOL HOSIERY, Choice Bargains, uptown now,
at COchrale'S
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ATTEND Howe'S business school, 517 18th st
FUssELL's leg CREAM shipped anywhere out of
town.
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SPLENDID RUCHINGs, Neoc, uptown, Cochrane's.
SAVE YOUR EYEsIGur. Consult Hemple 45s
Pennsylvania avenue
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LARGE NUMBER OF ExCURsIoNIsTs from Char.
lotesvlle and other towns along the Virginia Mid
land railway arrived in this city Yesterday morn
Ing On the ferry boat TO view Washington. They
came by rail TO Alexandria
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ROCK CRYSTAL SPECTACLEs and eyeglasses 5Oc
and 81. at Prigg'S, 457 Pennsylvania avenue
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The Courts,

POLICE CouRT-Judge MUS pro tenn.
To-day, Henry Charlton, profanity; S or days.
Hammock. assault on Kate Murphy; personal
bonds. Frank Nelson and Richard Scrennage
ARRAY; Nelson forfeited collateral and Scrennage
was fined S.
The Vicar OF Sratford-upon-Avon has signi-
aed his Willingness to allow the remains Of
Shakspeare to be exhumed The object In dis
poet with the bust and portraits OF him.
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CHIRTS.-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- "MYSTERY" SHIRT
is the best Shirt for IS cred In this or any
material.
This Shirt been sold in market for ten year
and thousands of best citizens testify TO It's su-
perioritv both as to quality aud ut.
Only IS cents for the
MYSTERY" SHIRT
the best hitting and most uniform In quality of anv
shirt in the market.
Sold only At
NEGISNISS'
aul5 1902 Z street northwest,
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CARPET LINING, yard vide cents. 'eA'0
CARPETS. sewed and laid. 8 cents
DkUGGETS, $, G, 81. So SO. SIG. etc.
FLOOR OILCLOTH, all widths
MOQUETTE. VELVET AND TAPESTRY RUGS.
G. N. ToWSOy.
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
South Side. sepl-Am
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AUTUMN UNICORN SHIRTS, now ready, uptown,
COchrane'S
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Asso1ur1r Pun
f s. : ! r {! T. E.
e E: e / :. KIN s! +:
E Erf p EEE$E**$$ RRDf R E.' E Essk
+ % WV BDbp p ErE ( E.:

This powder never varies. marvs Of purity.
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold In competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only in cana ROYAL BAx.
mo POWDER Co.. LOG Wall street. NY aps
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SPEAKING TUBES, electric and mechanical bells
J. H. kuehling.
SOC LINEN LAP ROBES, formerly 81, uptown,
Cochrane'S.
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FOK DesI D1ack clShmereS, silks, SatinS, velvetS,
crepes, go to 736 It'll street-Mournng Store
LIGHTNING RODS, excelsior. j. ii. Kuehling near
Pension Office. "
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All Authorities

agree that the milk OF healthy mother Is the best
food for an infant Next to this, and containing
all the elements for perfect nutrition, is MeIlins
Food, which, after long test, is highly endorsed
by prominent medical men. Sold by leading drug
GiStS
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Gold Filled Bracelets. bangles lockets an
chains. copied from gold, 81 to $50, at Prigg's.

JOhnSOn,6 Oyster saloons,
40 9th street, open on Sunday during oyster sea-
son. Steamed and other styles now ready. The
indication for quality and quantity at this stage
Ladies' saloon first floor
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70 o TON
NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD.

Persons intending to visit BOSTON will find that the
best line is by the train leaving Washington via BALTI
MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. at 80 p. m.
week days. and 20 Sundays with through Pull
the following morn ng, making CONFESSIONS with morn;
points north and east. Tickets for b. p.
offices. Washington. where Berths in Pullman Cars for
Boston may he secured Ask for tickets via New York
and New England h. Il. and Transfer steamer Mary
land route.
8. NJ. FELTON,. JR., General Manager.
A. C. KENDALL. Genr Passenger Agent
NY. N. E. R.R. au3O-eo2w
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Hats for Fall Of 1883.
Fall style Broadway silk hat, $;
Splendid assortment stir felt hats, 50 to "a;
Large stock OF soft felts, $3.50 to g.
Closing out trunks, satchels hammocks, base
ball and bicycle shirts, medium weight underwear,
&C., cheap for cash only, at Lewis $40 9TH st, be-
tween and n. W.. /; established 1863.
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N. sILvERBERG l. CO.,

n2 7TH STREET and SIS Sta STREET NV,
aU25 Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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Two MORE SrITs AGAINST THE B. AND p
MessrA Hagner and Maddox yesterday entered
two more suits for damages against the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad company In the interest OF
property holders residing on Virginia avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 9TH streets southwest. One Is for
Samuel K Bond and the other for Elizabeth Stro-
bel, and both claim 5000 damagea
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NEW DIME MUSEUM
N The Popular Resort for Family Parties and Ladies'
GRAND RE-OPENING
ON MONDAY. SEP rEMBER 8, 1883.
Re-decorated, New Scenery New tage and Handsomely
Painted Throughout.
Splendid Entertainment both Afternoon and Night
Admission to ali only 10 cents. au2e-St
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DEATH To MorHs, INSECTS, &c.

The CHEMICAL FLAME, for the determination Of
Moths and Ineecte from furniture. furs blankes &C.,
Il unsurpassed. We absolutely guarantee e in every
par0ular and win forfeit (S6 DIV ollsrs in any csae
where We fail to destroy them.
A. 81. CHACE BRO,
Opholsterers and Steam Carpet Cleaners,
62S-Sm GIG Louisiana ave. next City 20.
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FA11 OPENING
CARPETS. CARPETS CARPETS
800 NEW STYLES ALL GRADES.
PRICE TTST.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04

The steamship 1Hsfrd put IN, disabled, into
auckland harbor, June 18th. The vessel Is report
ed to have left very suddenly on the 18th and
ner disappearSnce is regarded as mysterious Capt
II. g. Slader, r. n. is in command.
The Melbourne House Of Assembly has been sue
cessfully lighted with the Lane incandescent cleo
trio light.
The second session of the Eighth Parliament OF
the COLONY of New Zealand was opened at wei
Iinpton on June 18th. There were twenty nine
members of the lower House and fifteen member
of the upper House present
IL has transpired that the Queensland Govern
ruent have ordered two gunboats and two torpedo
boats FROM England for the defence OF the colony
A fire occurred at the Dunedin railway station
lime 18Th, and IN less than an hour 1T was com
pleiey DESTROYED II was full of goods at the time
and the loss is reported to be over SJOO,OOO.
Tenders for a Victorian loan were to be opened
IN London July 3rd.
II has transpired that Mr.. James Service oil Aus
trala has telegraphed TO the other colonies inylt
inc their support to the proposed annexation OF
the New Hebrides. All the Governments nave re
piled except that of New Zealand Inc Govern,
inent of South Australia has expressed ITS cordial
apnroyal of the proposal and Governor Slr WI
Iisr, Robinson has telegraphed TO Earl Derby
urgino his approval Mr.. Service has autographed
10 fhe Accent General for Victoria in London, IN
stuctinp him to take steps TO further the object
in view.
The Colonial Secretary of Queensland has
,sceived a despatch from the Home Government
annonnninr, the death of Sir Arthur Kennedy, late
Tovernof II Queensland, at Alden, ON June jrd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04
That lHilo Tragedy.

rD,r,n GAzrrrE:-I have read Chas. Caspar's
statement published in your last issue. AT time
when two of the participants in the il-advised e1-
,editiou we're dead and myself towering between
lie and DEATH several highly sensational letters
were published in the Honolulu papers. could
not at such a time say anything in explanation or
v;ndication Later on, was impelled to silence as
had no desire to prejudice Judicial investigation
cave nv testimony as required. Mr.. Caspar was
remanded for trial. held myself ready to testify
Al his trial. subsequently he was discharged |
had no interest in re-oPening case winch hao
been judicially determined 50 have been con,
scnt 10 endure odium, have lost my position, and
Saxa Suffered the consequences of my rashness'
,.ental and physical without murnlur. nave
~ fried 10 excite any feeling against MI OaspaI
"a have no more anirnosity against him than
s,ss-taIned before he shot me. lhaVe not thougnt
ID ueoesSAry 10 court popular faVoF thtougn t.e
neTsnaperS and this letter is called out merely 10
vii concede that Tenant, McCallum and my
self had no legal right on the premises where tnis
unfortunate afair took place On THIS ny potnesis,
I ,,,Ts,f,a. Mr. Caspar was dischargeo. Inc law
has declared him innocent OF crime. M; oasIel
should have been content with TINS
NJ seerus however, DESTROYS Of making ms acts
not onlv legal but positively heroic. 10 TINS END
he Inultiplies the number of assailanis and magn-
fes the personal danger TO himself Onoe more
y pr,s,foe the Courts have decided that Mr tAsisu
,raa iratifed in the resort 20 weapons on the sup
,~.s;;;on 81 an encounter with burglars l must
P,riesce in a decision OF the Courts, but Will
1sxsr admit that the killing was done in defence
~ life OF ives provoked by great personal danger
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VIENNA FURNITURE:

Extension, Arm, Dining Room and Par!1r
Chairs Settees, &c,
Saddles Calfskins, Girths. Stirrup Leather
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04
German and Hayan a Cigar.

Pocket and Butcher Knives, Scissors,
Sheep Shears, Needles, Spoons, Piles,
Spurs, Galvanized Basins, Hoop Iron,
Reg Rivets, Hammers.
Yellow Metal and Composition Nails,
Babbitt Metal, Sugar Coolers.
Iron Tanks, CHARTERS DC. Also.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-04

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