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Democraiic Progress Not to be Retarded
by Republican obstruction.

The prospect that Mr.. Grubb's compro-
mise measure for securing settlement OF
the representation question, which will
prove both beneficial and acceptable to the
people Of this county within and without
our city, as well as to Kent and Sussex, Is
about to be adopted BY our Legislature, has
greatly dsheartened our Republi-
can contemporaries. II has caused the
Third and King Street Apology 10 give an
extra turn to the "outrage mill" while the
editorial crank Of the two cent morning
barrel organ has become real mourning"
organ and Is making day doleful by grind
ing out discordant medley of maudlin SEN
timent and dolorous discord over the pros
pect of continued Democratic supremacy in
Delaware.
As was to be expected, and has been pre-
dicted, the Republican organs and polit-
clans are sure TO oppose any thing which
the Democratic party is likely to do on this
question of increased representation which
would satisfy our people and make an end
of further agitation of the matter, and to
favor any thing which that party would be
unlikely or unable to do. These organs and
politicians declaim, and clatter fast and fur
iously about principle" and ''the rights
of the dear people," and other hypocriticsl
clap.rap, in reference to this question, while
in reality the political capital there is in it
is the only interest they have in It or Its con-
tinued agitation. If satisfactory increase
Is to be given by the Democratic party, they
- far hot
would be Of political benefit, not to the
Republicans, hut the Democratic party.
Hence these crocodile tears from the
Mr.. Chadband of the Third street Apology
and the free trade Pecksnffian protection
list of the morning organ.
The Democratic party propose to deal
with this question as manly, truthful and
practical men-not ss whimsical Miss
Naneys sand impracticable" trainers
OF legislation dealing with a diff
cult :question Of practical govern
ment In u small State which has city that
now exceeds in population the county, and
will before many years, possibly, the entire
State in which II IL situated. Hence that
party is not expected by sensible people TO
halt or hesitate In It's course now becSuse oi
the lnslneere criticisms of those who have
shown themselves both unwilling and IL capa-
bic of giving sensible aid or advice 10 our peo-
pie. Let our Legislature 90 on with their
compromise measure aud thus prove that
the Democratic party is the real party Of
progress In Delaware aud the Republican
the actual Bourban party Of obstruction.
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R1ILH HoAD LINES.
baltimore A ND OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BETWEEN
THE RAsr AND THE WEST. vIAwAsHING-
TON.
DOUBLE TRAcE JANNY couPLERi
4otssptf fEssIi EE F9 FalkE Hslss Hgvncr
IsMkFK ia MDI.N n ST RlsFr STATION.
A. N. .trhicaNp. Ciicinnau, 81, Louis Fast Rx-
500 press, B. Il b. Palace Sleeping Cars 10
CIncinnnti sd Louis and Chicago.
40 tWashlngton and way stations. WA.
NlDLANW Southwest. Hchmond, tyla
GM Hiiicostf City and way stations.
$50 Washington Ind way stations.
lis ANNxP6Lfs. sfAUSToN AND WASH
iNGTON EN4 and stations on Metropolis
tan Branch.
7. 50 fPiedmonL Strasburg, Winchester. Hag-
erstown, Frederick and way stations, Via
Main stem. ION Sunday to Ellicot city
500 fPIHTfTsRURC CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS.
WAsHINGTDN AND COLUMBUS IN
PRESS daily, and CHICAGO daily except
saturday. iitiehmOnd and the South, via
Quantleo). sleeping cars, baltimore to Gin
clnnnti. LOuiEville and Chicago Junction
Parlor Cars, chicago junction TO Chicago.
Sleeping Cark, Grafton TO indianapolis,
daily except saturday.
$40 fwashing gton and way sta ions. Annapo-
1870 WAsHfNGTdDN AND LAUREL Ex-
PRESS.
r. IS Washington, Annapolis and way.
Lao +on sunday only, for Washington aud
l.ae Elllcott City tnd way stations. -
2.50 Washington and Way Stations. (Rlch-
mond. OuanticO, except sundayl. Con-
meet at Washington with I. & 5. G. Co., on
Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, and with
Potomac 9tealnboa %, on Tuesday, THURS
day and saturday for Old Point Comfort,
Norfolk, &C.
400 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. stops At
Iessnp's AnnRpolis junction, Laurel and
Hyatfsville.
40 Winchester, Hsgerstown. Frederick and
way.
$50 tWasllngton Annapolis and way.
$40 fFreutfick and way stations.
go Martlnsburg and way stations.
i.2 Washington and way stations.
Z0 tPittsburR, Cleveland and Detroit Express.
B&0, Palace sleeping Cars @ PittsbnTg.
MAsHINGTpN AND COLUMBUS Ex-
PRESS. b. X o. Palace Sleeping Cars to
Cincinnati, Sd. LOuis and Chicago, Lynch
burg aud the south, via Va. Midland.
9.i5 tOn Sunday only, for Mt. Airy and way.
ll.b Mt. Airy and way stations.
n.0 Washington and way stations.
Leave for Metropolitan Hraneh. 7.l5 a. IN, u. 30
and q % D. M. For Rockville, ~ 90 n. M.
All trains stop AT Relay except 100 a. m.
LEAVE WASH NGToN FOR BALTIMORE;
5.Od, 20. 20. $50 1.4S $40 1900 1000 a. M /:
70 LA 80 t2;H tS.OO, SsO. 40, a. 20, rs. Is
iDsily. fsnnday only. Other trains daily
except SUNDAY.
baggage called foF and checked at hotels and
residences on orders len At Ticket Dftices Ih2
WFSr BAIiTIMOfE STREET N, W. Cor Call
vert; CAMDEN STATION aud 81 SOUTH
BROADWAY.
W. NJ. ELEMENTS. G. X. LORD,
Master OF transport alton. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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DELAwARE WESTERN RAILROAD

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after JUNE 10th, 1852, trains will run as
follows:
Leave Wilmington T.O5, 1890 a. IN; 80 p. m.
ArrfyeAt Landenberg, $50 a. M; 100 Roon,
s. 20 D. III,
Leave Landenberg Q. 50 a. m: Y. 50 D. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 500 a. IN; 2l5 .. IN.
ID. CoNNELL, superintendent.
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SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL-
WAY.
TAXING EFFECT OCTOBER ], lSs2-
Trains leave Baltimore city time, AS follows:
Mall Train, daily except SUNDAY, for
the North and West ................. 40 A. IN,
Chicago and Limited Express daily
West....... TO- As n m.
Fast Line, daily, West, ............. - u, m.
Lock Haven ana Watkins Express, ex-
eept sunday. IS n. IN.
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
Sunday ..........:... ................ $50 p. m.
Western Express, daily ,..,.......... y. IS D. IN.
Mall Ex press, West daily. .............ll.l5 Is D. IN
Erie Mall and Buffalo Express, except
10 D.
Pafktown Accommodation, 3. ~ and $50 y. M,
daily, except Sunday. Sunday only, 90 n, m,
Cockeysvllle Accommodation, $50 ii. 30 q. M,
2.30, 4. 30, 500, 1000, II. 30 D. IN. On Sunday,
80 "A. m, |. 30 ana lOp M.
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 30 \. IN.
For Cumberland Valley Railroad, T.0 a. m. /;
HagerstOwn, 10. IS II. IN.
For Green Spring Branch, $50 a. M, and $40
p. III.
Trains arrive from the West, 7.4O a. M, sos and
7.l5 p. m, daily. From the North, I. 10 n. M. i,
daily, except Monday, sos and lisp. m, ex-
For tickets 10 all points East, North and West,
apply at Calvert station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, and al Union
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences orders left at ONCE, northeast cor
| ner Baltimore and Calvert streets.
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In the city of LOUISVILLE. on
Saturday, March 3lst., 1883.

On the last day OF each month (Sundays ex-
excepted). Repeated adjudication by Federal and
state Courts have placed this company beyond
the controversy of the law. To this Com pany
only plan by which their drawings are proven
honest and fair beyond question.
N. B.-The Company has now on hand large
capital aud reserve fund. llead carefully the list
OF prizes for the
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET sTATI
FOR NEW YORK.

IhAlNS lshANE r. HIhEEI SIAIiON
FOR NEW YORK.
Express ON eek days, 3.O5, $40, 3.45 $50 I'D,
s.20, SO and II a. IN. (Llmited Express, i.D,
69p; p;mll. ~. $50, 7.4S, and !. % p. m,
s.Da. M, 4, Q.Imited Express. 8. 2Ol q. 30 :. ~
5 ana SD p. M, and 1901 night.
FSr n Ssey Civ wh boas a tfns sHn
Annex, . afOrdIng direct transfer TO Fulton
across New York city
Express for Sea Girt, spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
6.59 and HOO a. M, and 800 p. M, on week
days.
PROM KENsINGToN STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New York, 655 and $40 a. IN. on
week days.
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden and Trenton,
. a. m, and I; 30 p. M, on week days.
Express for Toms River and intermediate
stations, s.0a III, and s. 20 p. IN.
Tuckerton, s2Oa m. and 6.2Op. m.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Daily, except sunday-Express for Lambertvllle.
Easton. Delaware Water Gap, scranton, Bling
IN. For Scranton and water Gap only, 400
p. m.
For Flemington, 7.a a. M, l2, Of and 4.Oop. m.
Trains arrive daily, except sunday From Easton,
9.25 and $50 a. IN. 30 and s.45 p. m.
| FROM KENsINGTON STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
| Daily, except Smday-Express for Lambertyilie,
EAsion, Delaware Water Gan, Scranton, BinE-
hanton and OswegO, 7,40 a. m, l2Ol $50 p. N
| For Scranton and Water g Ap only, 4. IS d. m.
| For Lambcrtyille, 2.lOp, m.
Fer Pennington, 40 a. M; 100 and 3. E D. M
Trains arrive daily, except snnday-From
| EistOn, p. 10 and 1870 a. m, and 4. .Os p. m.
| Sieeping-car tickets can be had Al Broad aud
Chestnut streets, sss Chestnut street, and Broad
| Street Station.
| The Union Transfer Company will call for and
| check baggage from hotels aud residences. Time
cards and full Information can be obtained al tht
| stations aud at the following
| No. 5S3 Chestnut street.
| r,guYr o,,ptcrs. ;. II. cor Broad and Chestnut,
| ~ MI Orfi' no. No. llB Market street,
/ No. 4CheltOn ave. Germant' n,
CHARLES Y. PUGH, General Manager,
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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RHEuMATisM ANc covT cURI


When we can establish by cham o. ~, NJ
which every inquiry but makes sIelsyp "a =
have the only real, or radical remedy 10, ~
Disorders. aud we put that evidence E!.ull ~ ~
Of every sufferer ieiLs0il mOHey and wlhgI
claim that no one but the fool viii turn w
sdr, or close his eyes 10 the glad hdmgl We !.
his bligtted life. In justice 10 US, 70 lV-g
dependent families, and to the consumtll"iSs,, ~,
lite's ambition before you were slncAgn ,i. NJ
disease, We ask you 10 go with US ior = ""
TO the homes of some who nave dFAnh VI ~ ~ =,
Of lits and are now full OF the Joy @ hfdg.'
tell TO the world their glad experience W,
you no false statement, and make 20 as'l.",
cannot, by proper inquiry tby letlel Nv
friendsl be piobed 70 the bottom ara 'oupu
Of truth.
Among hundreds sared oar presen, spare no.s ~ 81
To NJ. Aardick. lis PlyIn0alh st.. hrooEJn' '''
h Mr ohLSas hssasl. nasSi sSa rsa4l s %
Dr.. caemmerer. sIi Battle ST., BrOoiJ' - ~
NJ Rosbs,ep ~ SSS,t s, BrOotlyu-seia'. -
9 years-hsd expendsd over $1,000 10 other H1
doctors. r,,,a,s u.
NJ hayiand. ass BnlabridEs ST. BroOslys-ti,i i,i AZ
matory aud ohronie Rheumatism anu
Mrs Pilkngton, iss sith st., BroOElyr-,-tA,au".
Rheumatism lor years; chad tried ever
DR.. Goodrioh New York City ls YYarI-Ierh
Mrs. williamson, 6e Grove b., New iusnalul,lg "
ln1Ammatory Rheunatinm % years; nnksIs s nsr,,gih
Mr.. Dixon, l47 West b., New fork-Cni"u
mAtisn two years, - ysft-Hl
Capt, Nathan Wood. Iot South b., New ""
Rheumatism n yeAra. -Chpsa =
Mr.. Abrams. n Greenwich AV., New i"'
mstism and Kidney Disease. ,,., Ciu-l1
Judge CroAaman, ~ Oakland Az, jerry
RheumAtism several years. ..lhl
The above named Gentlemen knos mAny TlaufJ Do
r. q. Of Hheumalism, Dyspepsia. Liver ~ .in o sha
Now give thiA matter deserved Atsti, ,t bsa ~
Circular with fuller pArtioulAru, and you VI"
you saw this advertisement. ,Ie n
EImore, Adams & Co., 20 g. n n
Brooklyn. and 1O5 Wtliiam
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mother swans worm syrup.

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, tuthartic'
for feyerishnoss, restlessness, worms, con
stipation. % cents.
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STEAl 1sHIr LINES.
STE4 lESHIP LINES.
ANCHOR LIN e. Gc
UNITED STATES NAH. STEAMERS
sail Weekly to and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON


CAbin Passage. td9 TO 90. Returns aiiO to Via0
second Cabln,tlO. Return Tickets, e7S.
Steerage prepaid, NI. Outward, eas
Passenger ACCOMMODATIONS are unexcelled. Al
StateroOms on MNin Deck. Passengers bo0ke,
q lowest rates " or from Germany, Italy
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, &c.
For books OF 'SrdurB In Scotland, 'srates. plAna
&c, apply 10 HENDERSON BROTH ERR. New
York, or SAMUEL v. HE1'TN Adams Nxpress
or, A. ID. LeCarpenter. Du Points Mills, VIII
mlngtou
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

IyVN bI4N ItENEIN = TIHsTa EthIIlHs
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-23

EpTroE GAzrrTE Reference has been rlcortI,
made IN the Saturday Pffss 10 am article which
appeared IN the April number Of tho -l8lrig-u
Journal NJ Me'iiod SfisHcr, entitled "INpuHv o.
the Hawaiian Islands by J. z. Iryuu. A. NJ. n. y.
Surgeon L. :. Navy.
MANY of your readers will remember Dr. Tryor
as the surgeon Of the L. $ $ ii1sLu which yisitgt
this port few months since / think that al
those who had the pleasure Of making his acguaiu
tance were impressed with his superior iutelli
gunce and culture. In stating his conclusion
representing the asserted identity of lopusy and
syphilis DIR. lryun uses the following explicit
language, which though partially reproduced iu
the Frsss will well bear repetition IN full. " With
such facts, the theory recently advanced that I D.
identical with certain stage Of syphilis cannot
b. admitted. and any such belief can but br pro.
yOcative of hnnm hy misleading those who have
the responsibility Of action m the great question
Of relief for a suffering people Professional men,
onnvorsant with the medical history of the two
diseases, and who have observed them chemically.
oufHof fad 10 u601gHi-s Than me- rHf-n.ly HsfiHrf
from snch other"
The italics IN the above passage are my own.
The following summary Of points of dIliurUutill
diagnosis Is stated by DR.. lryun M manner 50
clear and at the same time SO compact that /
quote the paragraph eztire. Il would be difficult
70 say more or TO say It better IN the same number
of words
60 The perfect teeth. thlokened skin. palsy Of
face and hands, isoHfHe oppression Of couuteuance
loss Of eyebrows and hair, except that Of scalp
tubercles Of the face. nose ears and eNtromitics
varying IN SIT lIolu ItA 10 l owe cuill-t OF
voice liberation of the surface, etc. lusenslbiiity
of the general surface IN patches. smooth and
glisteninr condition Of the skin Immediately sur
rounding dry ulce4ation. and falling of Of fingers
and toes all appearing IN cases Of lepr0sy Of dif
ferent types, caunot be mistaken for syphilis Nor
can the LESSONS OF brins Of the tibia skull clayicc
Mira and nbs, uusound teeth. alupoCia, sUru
throat. iritis. growing tumorS. mucous and scalv
patches. rupia and deep ohrunio ulcers, met with
in cases Of confirmed constitutional syphilis, De-
mistaken for leprusy.
II Is TO BE- feared that IN hIs anxiety 20 mortal
ize himself as the herald ul new dispensiii1u ~
medicine, DIR. Fitch has gone of, 80 to speak. az
half cock
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Still we have no sign from the Govern
ment Of any explanation relative TO the
Financial statement published May 5th.
The longer tins explanation Is delayed the
more serious does IL become for the Cabi-
net The financial abilities Of His En-.
John NJ. Kapena being at fault, surely the
versatile Premier ought 10 step into the
breach. His Ex Walter Murray Gibson
plays the part of Figaro or the Hawaiian
FactOtum right well, he Is here, there and
everywhere, he works SO hard for the poor
Hawaiian. and is 50 wearied when he re
turns 10 his home. but then he always has
the satisfaction of having done Tin his
opinion) some good for the Hawaiian race;
that Is thanks enough for him: he feels
that he is like Titus. Charlemagne. Alfred
the Great, Louis XIV, Washington and
heaven knows how many great men rolled
into one. Great and Good man. why does
he not step forward and help his hard
pressed colleague He ought TO have some
knowledge Of these accounts which have
been 50 much criticised. We have credi
bic information that they were in his hands
a fortEigh before they were published
Why did he not examine them carefully,
II was his duty 10 do so: why even did he
not employ his son in-law, his oicr c7o, who
occupies a seat IN the office of the Foreign
Department? Surely if the Premier under
stands no more Of accounts than he does
Of diplomacy, the son in-law at least I'M
derStands the former and his assistance.
during that fortnight should have been
called IN to see what sort of statement
il was. However, there the fact lies. that
over the signature of the Minister of Fl
nance, after the inspection of the Premier
Of the Kingdom. a document has been put
before the public which is worthless. and
Is even more than worthless, for it is mis-
leading ans
Our community Is curious. There Is
perhaps no place where slight things move
and grave things have 80 little effect up
on people as here. This, Of course. Is eli
matte; though men do not change their
nature with their skies. as the Latin poet
puts it, somewhere about 1900 years ago.
still they slightly modify their natures.
In any Of the European countries. govern
ed by Constitutional Monarchy. no Min
lstry would have darsd TO put forth such
statement as has been given TO the public
here. Things are small here. and there
fore We do not take 50 much notice of
them. but a deficit OF $4,000 in the Ha |
Mallah Islands Is about one-twentyhfth of |
the national income and would be equiya |
lent to Sl5,OOO,OOO astray in the Treasury of |
Great Britain. The statement which has |
been put before u Is objectionable: it |
would rum the credit of any business |
house, and there Is no more important |
business house to this community than the |
Government
Bad and loose government means in
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creased taxes. The business men OF tins
community will have TO pay for the follies
which are carried on in the name OF gov
ernment. No matter how well they may
be doing. no matter how carefully planters
NAV be carrying on their plantations. or
merchants their stores, the piper viii have
10 be paid. And who Is going TO pay the
piperi The men who are at present IN Of
iice and who are running mp the bill2 By
no meansl Every man who has dollar
invested in this country, every mechanic
who earns a dollar in this country Is going
TO foot that bill Expenses are heavy
enough now; there is not a mechanic in
this country who does not feel the pinch
of that. but they are going to be much
greater. At the present moment the blind
guides who are at the head Of affairs are
eating their cake, even now it does not
taste well but the time Is coming when
there will be no cake at all and the cake
that has been eaten viii have to be paid
for, and even dry bread will be hard to
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Tn more the public hears Of the license
granted 10 Nowlein. the worse IT appears.
The last statement We have on the matter
is that Nowlein himself was by no means
de-irous of IT. so he told one Of our cler-
gymen. but that parties in higher position
than himself urged hun and in measure
forced him into the business There Is no
doubt that it is a downright scandal 10 put
"a Gguor saloon opposite the Bethel OF any
Church In England. at the present day
such a thing could not be done, not only
near an Episcopal Church. but also near
the place Of worship of any other denomi-
nation. in the United States, in great
majority II cases the same rule holds good.
II can not only I've unpleasant, hut It must
be positively repulsIve 10 members of the
Bethel Church TO drive up there for after
noon and evening meetings and TO have a
liquor shop with It's concOmitants a. a near
ueiEhbor. There are plenty Of people who
are by no means straight laced, there are
plenty Of people who dislike the so-called
" Missionary Party" who are scandalized
10y tins action Of the Government DR. Da-
mon has had real insult put upon him,
and II Is outrageous that a man who has
done so much for the Hawaiian people as
hc has. who has also devoted himself to
The welfare Of a very large percentage of
the INDECENT here. without reference to
creed or belief, should not have had more
courtesy shown him as man, let alone his
claims as minister Of the Gospel and a
strict temperance man. OF course, he has
the sympathy Of every right thinking man,
no matter how broad or how narrow his
views may be Mr. Preston deserves the
thanks of the whole community for the
course he took in the matter: il is well
known that he Is not straight laced in such
things. and therefore it comes with the
greater strength from him. As long as
Cabinet matters were conducted fairly de
Gently, he gave the assistance Of his talents
and his prestige. The moment that such
an outrage as this was committed he re
signed
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ANOTHER interesting little method in
which Government matters are managed.
is worth investigating. The new kerosene
warehouse requires stone for the flooring
&c. This has been supplied from quarry
M which a certain legal tender gentle
man and Minister have considerable in
fluence. Now we should like TO know the
price that has been paid per load for the
stones: we are informed Sis. and the
LOADS, judged by those experienced in such
matters, did not contain anything like a
ton: this stone moreover is what has been
refused by a cute business man when
working for private parties We have
heard of stone being supplied for road
making at S1OO a load, with the guarantee
that each load should contain from y to
30 cubic feet Stone was also supplied
for the Marine Railway at s. cents a
ton. Why so much higher price
should be paid for the stone now at
the Kerosene warehouse is more than the
uninitated can well understand Another
matter in connection with this stone which
Is worth calling attention to Is that the
contract was gwen without asking for
tenders. If, a. we have every reason to
think, this eXorbitantly high price Of Sl75
load has been paid, there seems good rea-
son 10 suppose that IT was not for nothing
that tenders were not asked for and the
contract shufiied through IN sort Of hole
and corner manner
The attention Of the public has lately
been directed TO several matters connected
with the public works Of this country:
there are several matters in Kauai which
have been complained of: notably the
kapaia bridge; the Palace Wall, which has
never been explained yet, and the stand
ing complaint of our master mechanics
that government work goes by favor and
not by fair competition.
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4)awaiialt 6azette.
KsT MoDUs IN REBUs.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %. 1888.

To MORROW being the oath Of May, the
Birthday Of Her Gracious Majesty, Queen
Victoria, the British citizens OF this com
munity intend to celebrate the event by a
ball A. the years roll by the feeling Of
love and respect for this excellent SOW
ereign grows stronger and stronger, not
only in the hearts Of her millions Of sub
iects, hut in the hearts Of millions Of those
who are not her subjects. No more
worthy or popular sovereign every graced
a throne than Queen Victoria And long
may she continue 10 reign is the wish,
we feel sure, Of every one in the commu
uity-Gop SAW The QUEEN
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SUPREME COURT or THE UA-

= w ~ = 80 - ~ TN. nlTT'T 0T The Hlnk
WptCy Of LEE CHAT alias An CHAT.
Notice b. hereby given that meeting Of the rredi-
turs Who have proved debts against the -ad Lee Chat
alias An chat to thg amount OF SlOO or more will
y, held a the Clerks OnCr Of the Supreme Cont i,
Honolulu, FRIDAY, the first day Of JUNE ncxt .
al 10 O'Clock for the purpose ufctctiuE assirnecs
uf said hlukrupt'- estate pursuant 90 the statute
Dated Honolulu. May 18th. iSSs
uIT HENRY SMITH "a, r,uty tsfs.t