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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

A 1ARGr immigration Of male Chinese
into this country Is looked upon with alarm
hy all those who have made their pcrma
uent home in this country. BY the RE
Jrrsira six hundred male Cinnamon were
introduced more are shortly expected and
IT seems Us il the loolgatc- have again
brrn Opened. The government had an
arrangement with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company for only limited iutroduc
ton. 10 keep uur labor market supplied.
This arrangement they have dropped and
we have again no check Once the China
men know that the gates Of this celestial
paradise are open. and we may expect
perfect swarm. In April Of last year the
Premier and Minister Of Foreign Affairs
framed resolution OF which the following
is the substance:
wHEEIAs. There is nov IN the population of the
kingdom an injurious disprupurtIun oi the sexes,
amounting TO about twenty thousand mnru males
than females, in a population Of about seventy
thousand
E,sulrsd That the Minister uf Furrirn Affairs be
authorized to notify tho authorities uf HuuEkunC
through our Guusul-tieueral NJ that port. and TO
notify other authorities. that His MHieSty's Gov
rrument protests against the excessive immigra-
tion Of men alone, and will take steps {" prevent
its Introduction.
The Premier has strangely changed in
his views since April. 1888. Chinese are
needed. hut there should be restrictions on
their introduction Apparently at present
there are none.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il been duly appointed temporary administrator Of
the estate Of VIM Buckle Of Honolulu deceased. no.
uee : hereby given to all persons having claim.
against the said estate to the same duly su
thentieated with the proper vouchers whether seSre,
BY mortgage otherwise. 10 the undersigned within
s1 month. from the date thereof they will be FOR.
barred. and all persons indebted sad estate ar
nqtined to make Immediate payment 10 the nndersgn-
81 at his place Of business LilihH st. to Mr. C. N
Clark, who Il duly depuzed by me 10 collect money.
due the estate. n. BUCKLE.
Temporary Administrator Estate VIM Bueklr dead
Honolulu. February ~ isSt ~. s.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

SUPREME COURT OF THE ~
- vaiiaH Islands. In Ttnhair. ~ The maItrt II
the Estate ct Wm : lh-. Nitiutia III and int,
Oidrr tu -hnN ciH-r application of Guardian for
utdcr af -alr nf rral H-tat-.
On rrsdn. and hlins the petition Of \ Cartwright
senior Guardian c the property af the above nsntd
minors. PRAYING for order ot sale OF certain real
estate. situated at kahookanc NuHanu Valley ncar the
reservoir belonging To said wards and setting forth
certain legal reasous why such real cststc should be
solds
II j. hereby ordered that the of Kin Of the sAid
wards, and all parsons interested In the said estate
appear before this court FRIDAY. the ~th day
% March, \. d. 1891, at 10 O'Clock n. m the
Court Room Of this Court in Honolulu then and there
60 show why order should not be granted for
the sale Of such estate.
And is further ordered that copy Of this order be
published at least three successive weeks before the
said day Of hearing in the H1wAu1N GAZETTE and
Kuokoa newspapers published in -aid Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l. February =, issL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention to Foreclose
and of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 pow
4 ct u sale contained IN certain mortgage made by
kekcpe (k) and kauki wv OF Kailua Koolaup,ko L..
land Of Oahu to Mele Stevens. guardian the Hao
NaOne minors. dated 10Th Of October. is recorded IN
bc 60 fOliOs q and f9 notice is hereby given that
W Monsarrnt the present guardian Of said lao Naone
minors intends TO fOrccOse said mortgage for condition
broken, and upon said foreclosure will sell a. public
auction At the SalesrOOm Of Lyons Lryey on s At
URDAN MARCH 18th 1881. at Il noon Of sad dav The
premises described in SAID mortgage below specified
Further particulars can he had OF J. ". Monsarrat
Attorncy-at Law. !. NJ. MoNsARRAT
Guardian Of minor children uf IIao NaOnc. deceased
Dated Honolulu Feb. 9Th, 1891.
Premises to be sold consist Of valuable taro land
situated at said Kaua, containing Of s1-iOO0
Patent No. =tsa, L, c. Award 3iE to Kahcwahewanni
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
boundary Commissioner's Notice.

UuR0PER APPLICATION HAyrxs, nrxx
u made 70 the under4i-nsd for The settlens~nr ,f
the bcHndarfcs u the Crown Ills In Eaneohe Kooir.
pakn, Island ~ oahu, viz; kalnapahi. Haiekou Wat
kalua- heaahaa and kanhooulniwi All ounsr- gf
Adjoining lands, and ail pcrsons interested In the
sttileeut of aid boundaries hereby notided thsf
ihr Haid matter VIII cur for hearing " my ofie
Merchant street Honolvu. Friday March sisf issi
RfCHD. y BfCKERTON
Commissioner Of Boundaries FOR Island of Oahu
Dated Honolulu. March On. Issi MA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
SprridI Unfrrs.


FURNISHED ROOMS and costly Fur
ui-hed Rooms can De bad by an early application at
~. NU.IGARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

The undersigned have formed = C0Imurf-hip
under the firm name Of Spreckels D. Co.. for
the purpose Of carrying General Banking uud EA-
change Business Honolulu and such other places u
the Hawaiian kingdom o.. may be deemed advisable.
t>i-urdn CLAUS SPRECEELS.
WN. &. IRWIN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

\ FurrNIoHr ago We called attention to
nm articlcin the p =. H-r7is.F. which there
wa, reason to believe cmanatcj from the
Foreign Office. in which 1t wa- intimated
that this country does not desire renewal
of the treaty. owing to the uncertainty Of
the United States Sugar Tariff being re.
taiued We are happy to ~"c that our
suggestion. that the attention Of the Cham
lr.r oT Commerce and Planters Company
Ia directed to the matter, was adopted and
as VIZ learn. IN consequence of our suSges
tiou the following resolutions were passed
and presented TO tho Minister of Foreign
Affair.
Wrr1as questions Affecting the Treaty of
Gerrrr-efiv ,sitt thf luileJ States are ut import
1nre o. thus country, aud especially ta iis com
fuurcr and
Wu,uF,1. the -snsllility ut securing the Gun
tiruHucu OF sid treaty Tor o definite period mas
latgl, bssu partially discussed m the local news
rstpsrs. % seems proper that Bn expression Of
1piutun thereon should be- made hy .IIs Chamber:
thsrcfprt. D. 10
E-sB'rsH That u b. tnu upruug n' this Chamber
that the commercial and general interests Of this
cuurtry vuuld h. promoted by Eu agreement be
tween the United State and ulvaii1u Govern
ruyut- tu extend ths present Treaty no Ecclprpcty
for q definite term u' yUIrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED To THE EA-
.tA tate OF A. D. KERR, Bankrupt. are hereby
Ie9gc,lcd 70 make immediate payment 10 u. p. Dill
Honolulu. March tth. tssf Nrgt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
Bg ssnhnHtE.



scalrd Tcnders vil D, fsceivrd ~ the once ~ th.
uiut.i,r ~ thc lntctior uutii sATl RDAG N, sth
d-y II March in.t a. T. nciocL noon fot the erection
of buiding fHr Hoiirc Coart and Station Hons. nt
merchant street uprpsitr me ssiior- Home Hrtaluu
risns aud -pcrifcaiiuus ~ The rFopo-sd building
wilt hr tfrtlr for inspection on THURSDAY thr srh
suiishle hond. hasot urou thr smount Of The con.
tract 'il h- reqHircd uyon execution " the same
conditioned FOR H. faithful fuidImeut.
Az tondrr- 'nu-i - si-iinrtlJ endorsed T-rdrr oi
huildinE Police Crurt snd ~iatiou Hous,
TIE Hihl-tcr ~ the luirfiur doe- not hini himself
% nrcrrt tn irre.t W ans hid
tliAN. T. ct iIDk Mini4ttf ~ interior.
tntrriur ofhrr, March 18th, issL lHft q
an rmploves NJ thr tsIfrruuirni Fnd other p-rsaus
to whom b. due " the UaNaiian Treasury
hrirfr thr al-t ~ March S~t arr rruurztru n
pr~srnf Yarrr- FOR -stfi-f-nf before that dife
und AL f-fsnns havinr H1anrys rf ;h~ tso-
~Ennarnf rrur-tra o. nhkr fh~ir promptly
In nrcf tisf thfrs ma hr delay iu CLOSING tr
crunts faf the e=-a srt,s -tsdtu- Nargh gi.r isSI
~ rEATT
Nfa-F.fFar Trft.rH Arru-rF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
Notice to Planters!l
Wet Trash Furnace, Automatic Feed.

T'IIE MOST SUCCESSFUL WET
Trash Fnrnace IN the islands is the furnsee IN use
~ The -prerkesville Nils. and p1tentrd By Cian.
Sprerkels Hnd Joseph Moore. u y attached 10
any boiler nov In without rrsetting fh- boiler.
Drawing 1nd description can BE- seen a the 0Bce Of
ROWELL ala I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
ljauaiian Q5azfttr.
Esr MoDUs IN MINUS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1851.

LAST week we pointed ont that Molokai
ought not to be considered place of pun
ishment, yet we learn from the statement
of the steward at Kakaako that Kailikapu
had been sent TO Molokai for unruly con
duct, and had come back This Is segre-
cation with avengcance a man sent from
Molokai and after having freely mixed
with the lepers there, allowed TO return
once more to the place Of probation. The
coming Legislature viii have fine chance
to investigate this kind Of management
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
5lrn -ldrrrfisrmrnfs.
Mortgages Notice OF FOrcclo>r re \ Of sale
TN Arrnpn NNEJ- M-TpTf A pow

I n NNNVINITN-NN- T I'M n IVN-
Il Of sale contained in certain m1t gage made by
Chum See Lin aud Leon: Wong 20 ASAan, dated III
Eth day Of December is recorded Ia bbor 20. pages
81 to -. Notice l. hereby given that aid mortEarec
intends 10 foreclose said mortgage, for condition
broken, and upon said foreclosure viii sell At public
auction the -ar~runm- uf T.. r Adams in itnuuulu
SATTRDA the s6th day Of April 1851 at y ~
said day, the premises described iu said mortgage
below specified.
Full particulars can be- hsd OF Alfred $ lIartwcl,
Attorney AZ Law.
ASWAN, Mortgage.
Honoiulu. March t. l>st.
Premises 10 he sNld arr: lcl-rhel ut Lar, in the
Island nf Oahu, drnised to the mort-aEur~ by John
Taylor by lease dated July ~, lssl, and recorded in
Libcr ST. page. 3lE to 3i9. containing 8 Of
Rice land win all the Improvements tho Lreuu and also
all the utensils, implements aud chattcls, " the mort
=agurs thereon, used IN the culture n rc said leasC
l. sold subject 10 an annual rental Of Sis0 until jam
arv J. issI. and Of S9o year for the residue Of IT,
term, viz: To IauuaTy i9s the entire term brinr
~ ycars from January 1sSs and also subject the
performance OF all the covenants and conditions
the lrs~sr's part In aid lease contained. 1901 lt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

Az inspired" commercial article IN the
government organ last saturday states
that the claim Of tho owners Of the Ha''r.
has been presented to the Government,
and that the latter is willing te have the
matter brought before the Courts This
i- absolutely absurd for no suit can be
brought in tins matter against the Gov
ernmcnt without the consent Of the Privy
Council. and the Government cannot pos
sibly say what may be the decision Of that
body. Practically the Courts are not
open.
II may be in point 10 notice that claims
of the United States against the Spanish
Government have recently been presented
IN Madrid. these claims arising from the
disturbances in Cuba We have yet to
learn that the Spanish Government has re
fcrrcd the United States citizens to the
Spanish Courts. and it is extremely doubt
FIJI whether the United States citizens
would sue.
This S3l.OOO for the H'drEs claim viii
have to bc paid. and the sooner it Is paid
the lighter will be the payment A long
period Of waiting Is likely to swell the
claim Wundcr whether the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has read Lord Grauville's
despatch. and communicated its contents
to the President of the Board Of Health.
The Premier should sec to IT. that his sub
ordinate officials are kept properly posted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

Tn country Is beginning to feel the
natural result Of it's unwise financial meth
DDS, Exchange on San Francisco is now
-four and half and FIVE per cent, and is
likely 10 he higher With n falling of Of
a million " dollars in the expected value
Of the sugar crop. and the coming in OF
another million Of dollars in silver com, 1t
may be difficult 10 avoid exporting coin IN
a few months in payment Of debts abroad.
This would mean exchange nj twenty per
cent, a consequent rise in prices. or else
corresponding loss on sales OF goods and
in either case general distress.
The only remedy is for the Legislature
to pas hill requiring the Treasury TO
export the silver r1in. replacing 1t with
United States gold. and another bill hy
which United State gold oHlg Is mad0 a
legal tender for an dclr~ over tivc or ten
dollar Tli- involve q present los ot
say S2DtJl. hut that Is o loss winch had
hcttcr Ic met now while the country is
able tu mcct il. than To wait until the conn
try ha- Ta-~ra thnru-li the evils winch -
vicipu- currency entails whHnoyrr exports
fall fl IN value
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
] ! had Of As. nARrwELL.


Premises to be sold All those certain leases Of
rice land at kahukn In the Island Of Oahu heretofore
held by the Wing Wo Hop Company and BY u assigned
the said Chuck Company and mentioned In .aid
mortgage decd, being subject TO an annual rental Of
ga in all it-inn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
NOTES.

tIn celebrated machine invented hy the citizen
- Chicago into which tive bullucks were tn bs
driven NJ uuu end and we've a. appear ns ruusts,
huiled. steaks etc nj the other has never vet had
practical trirl int remains with the keelv motor
Htfd nsriL navigation, dream .f the future. The
Swtss NJ Iuukppinr. tba great center of the Suod-
ish match industry. have invented truly wonder
iul machine, which IN ts way Is quite as ettranrl-
mary n- tho invention ~ the Chicago man This
machine rtcrires tho rnu material namely hI,.rl
u uuld NJ une end, and after while, gives NJ At
the other the mntrlits neatly arrrnrs, m their
huHrs. rrndy a. bt dispatched b. the NIT rnu.t ends
~ thu world. fhr wuud. Whir1 IN the cnurz, sf
Inst ruinintr brought over itittkufiitt, tu d.,
uinrm into matches. filled twenty steamers af,l
cirht HliiinE vessels Onf s-iliIHn hu,csuf rultrf
urt Turned uui bF itn- ui'rlunr dait
iitr upndpiully rsInd grow b II London dur
iTir tue last fifiy yrarE b. nutcf lty tht ran Mail
brrir~r ln the yeHr lisn isud,n hstl m arm ~
twn Auuare miles. Two centuries and hiif later
vIl ir leih, huudun cuvurpd q sprru ~ SIX square
mils N extent Ft,u ilus tiniu i1 aafti Ihs, rity
TINS tinsir -tntr tr,ftHi- strides tlptvrs, 1915
and tsi. I--rio, - is ysr- IN, inrtr,I,piS ut
The british Eupir tlirif drtrhlcd iiut tie
wuntitt N Npudrf. o. In td % r,uf iu a.. urNt
Stnrr that between Lass auu l-si IL viii be seen
TINT hfH wears IT free tfrdc, fd discoveries gas
aud fHilNays have swollen the Luii ~ London till
instead II 'v ring sN Squire miles, ls II did IN ISIS
~ sixteen Hs u did On lH'i r l. now built upuu mn
airn " sotne seventy or eighty square miles. and
whai Is still morc gptnark aide the rate nf increase
-eefp- 60 b. increasing riiher than diminishing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
1sons that have appointed my sfc1nd eldest son
AkOi 70 superinfend my business at kau Hawaii and
also to look after my Horses. Cattle. MEes Doukevs
Hpu-es. Lands. etc Hrf- aiso empowered 70 collect
all outstandin. debts dive hut will be rFrpon-
sbe Tor any dcbs contracted BY the saM Ak0 II or
my ANA .honid return from China. Akot's power
of managing my afaif- will then be- revoked
Honolulu. February -. fssi. - ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
hOunsOs Expiring m March.Iss4.'


! Lame a Co. Esplanad. HruuuIu
] Aiaua. WntanH#
3 At-na ksnu -frr-t
3 Wui Tururf. Kim Stree
slhuH- Ns,a a - r',r iiatal a vaguai.1 .i-.
= Nnug kcG. NrrrtfufH sfFHHf.
iln urk krr puuahlrHui street
l4 ire thour NuuHnu -trHHf
o. " 10 LHn & In linfrl -fr5Hr
% fiaft Bro. iirtsI =tr-rf
% Lytsu a Iehn-an. Elri -Tlrrg
y Qucr- -am kH+ A 90. ktuz street
D. j uat fr.t tu u-r.htui -frsrr
~ Nun Yet kauaksin
~ q Wssf QuriHn sfrnTr.
~ n q nus Nsauskrl a Brrrtauir -Ir-H..
q Iir- A-i. rrJ kiH- & sr'r-iislslI q .rrt-
= shnr sag. Rlrru -tfafI.-
= htinrfura t.sly. Nuranu-tf7rf.
g & Wnife kinc .trsrf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

Iur following experience With alfalfa will rnme
~ oi-s nt -rme remark, nm II trad1, = editor.
ihls; Ay held has stood constant moving for siz
ssar- without any apparent deiriment. All kinds
" stock hogs sheep, hur-es nnd cattle. are fond
VI q and ihrivr uppn II, green or made INTO hay
tdf Esliug Il Is Invaluable as it mny be cut at any
stag ~ vs. grusth without detrimeut or lp-s
The ncu growth begins VI once and think
innrr times for snilinc. in single season Il pro
duut~ an nbundHnt now Of rich milk, free from
ANY had nHvuI. and green drH never sattiarcs or
palls the taste have just tins dav Dec .irti
huusst uy hfth emitting Of It for hay since April l.
md Y has given IN this exceptionally dry @easun
not less than SIX tons 10 the sore. 4 triuth only
delays the growth Of top The root is not affected
by Anv druuth however severn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
AETnDn AN-f,t- Nt-T.f,rr r,ntN-

Il - -ANNOiAD-A-NNrI4 W IL II \ ipN-
Il cr of sale contained In certain morf-azr made Ivy
Sin Moi, doing hu-iuC-s kwnnE Hup Wal Company
tp kwou- Man Nucn and Company. dated the 18th dav
of August. lSss, recorded in Liher 81 page ~ Notice
!. hereby given that -aid morsHge intends to fore
close ssid mortgage. for condition broken and up0n
said foreclosure will sc public auction the -aC
rooms of T, r Adams in Honolulu, on MONDAY, the
ist day Of April at y m, ~ aid day the premises de-
sUTibrd In said mortgage - below specified Full par
firular~ hU had of ". n Castle Attorney a. Law
KwONG MAN YuEN x CONPANT.
Mortgage
The prupstio bo sold cplsist. or th- Rice patta-
tim Of mntiEa.ur az kanenhr kn0aupnkn comprising
large acrca-t uf we'll vat1rcd thoroughly tGltivatud
rice land planted with rice aud in ibotou-b cider
all uf the leases herewith connected. having long
terms TO several good houses rice 1oors cattle.
hnrscs tools implements, and al Of the paauhruaIia
q wellcquiPpcd rice plantation. lv1 st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Q, 1884,


Prentice. TO be sold consist Of valuable rice land
situate At kumuula, kapalama. Island Of Oahu, more
particularly described In Royal Patent No sl1 Land
Commission Award, No, 9is, Apana : issued 10 Cpai
and containing area Of LiOtk- Of an acre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

frum the columns nr The Barbados .igyi.,lfr-
i JHfrai. The following statistics relative 10 the
amount and value ui sugar produced. is CLIPPED
The editor saws; We IN the habit OF reckoning
slttu tuus % augat a. an average crup for tins
colony. and this most likely i prudnced fruIn N
wQ acres Of plant canes, md i2OOO Of raiouns and
u barely an'average Of one and half tons PER
nrre. This short quantity Is supposed 10 be raised
~ total cost Of 10 per acrr. which may le divi-
d-d into 80 for labor - l0s for chemical mauures
and = los for what are usually called merchants
supplies. For several years tie average value Of
our sugar has been ahout 80 pef ton. which only
leaves clearanc7 uf . PER acre. after dedurtinr
Ali the exr~nsc- incurred IN producing thu crun
This gives f1i0,QO to which however we should
add lln0lnn for vlat NAV bc realized frnm prn-
VISIONS, and the rent Of the land occupied hy lab
urers- The value of ths land OF Rtriatlues Is gen
erally estimated ~ 30 p,r hcrr. and there ARE
in0fEn Hcres, but We think that the average sales
- estates Tor the last i've wears will b. found To
he about ll1 per acre, thr crups stock md build.
ing being thrown In. Ihf interest on tins latter
itnunnt, At -iK per rcnt our nsual rate would BE-
Aaslupl, and according 10 tiest estimates we are
nut my inr the interest the capital. which the
Island may be sHid W he worth, but ARE short Es.
ufRHnnunlls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
Mortgages Notice of Intention to FOrsclOss

III ACCORDANCE WITH a POwER OF
sale contained in a certain mortgage made by
PUUOklof Kalihi, Island Of Oahu TO Themas r Lucas
dcd the 18Th day Of May, 1852, recorded In Libcr ~
fulios Eii2 Notice l. hereby given that the sald mott.
gigec intends TO orrrosr said mortgage for conditions
broken. and upon -ad foreclosure viii sell FRhiic
Auction At the snlesroom Of LYONS LEvEY, in Ilo-
noluu. in said Island of Oahu, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL q, 1885,
At T. NJ of laid day the premises a described In said
mortgage below specified Further particulars can
be had of J. NJ. MONS ARRAT, Attorney-at Law.
THOMAS Il LUCAS,
Mortgage.
Honolulu, March Il, ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure and Of
Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A row.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ POW
y Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
The Chuck sang Company to san Tin and Hu Tnng.
dated the 2lst day Of February ~ D. 1881, recorded In
Lber - pages fis to 60. Notice Is hereby given that
said mortgages intend to foreclose said mortgage. for
condition broken and upon said foreclosure will sell at
public auction at the sacsrOOm Of (. 2. Adams IN
Honolulu, SATJ RDAN the i2th day Of April, issi
at Il NJ Of said day the premises described in said
mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be had Of A. :, HARTwELL.
Attorney -at-Low.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19

Attest BENJ- II. At USTiS,
IlENkI SnrrH Justice o. Suptrmr trurt
Dcputy Clerk. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-03-19
SUPREME COURT OF THE ma

chief Justice ofihr supreme Court, {
Attest;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-05
LOST MAN DEPARTMENT.

The advertisements in this column
are published for the benefit OF the par
ties concerned The names in black
type represent the parties missing and
the names in ordinary type are those OF
persons to whom Communications re-
garding missing men should be ad-
dressed.
John 4. Bus1er-F. II. Butler. Meigs,
Georgia.
Charles lHcRoSert-John J. State,
Montreal, Canada.
Albert r. EIieSell- Hamburg Lodge
No. 49,, ]. y. y. F.. Hamburg, Iowa.
Daniel Musser-A. ]. Musser, Balti.
more, Fairfield county, Ohio.
Samuel G. Hamblin-Anos Hamblin
Moline, Rock Island county. Ill.
Elder Bennett and Mary Penrod =
Laura A. White, Hillsboro, Ill
r. A. Lyun-George A. King, No. Gle
F street, Washington, u. c.
James AMI Thomas Kfttle-Mrs'
Campbell nee Miss Ella Kittle, Sioux
Fails, Minnehaha county, Dakota
care George A. Campbell.
Michael G0rman-Joseph German
Seminary of Our Lady Of Angels
Suspension Bridge, New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-05

It is idle to criticise "The Strate.
gists." The piece seems to have
been deliberately planned by some
one who laid his energies to the
task of making an audience laugh,
in steady, continuous stream for
two hours. and by the way has sue
ceeded in doing it. The only draw
back to the piece is that the points
are too close together. 1t would
be better to give the people a
chance to get through one fit OF
hilarity before beginning another,
but in this imperial piece one has
no rest at all. just as you are
tapering off one good laugh the tail
is chopped off by another snort and
so on to the end. Merriment is a
good thing. but when it gives you
the headache there are doubts about
its expediency. Once in two years
is quite often enough for 1.-THE
Strategists."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-05
Decorative Art.

The secretary then announced
the following inquiry from the Of
fee of the port collector Of New
York:
SIS it the opinion OF the Lime
Kiln club that the art Of whitewash-
ing has reached its limit"
1T am not" responded the pres
ident; ION de contrary, de art OF
whitewashin' has only reached de
boyhood state. De las five yars
has witnessed many improvements
SIGH as purvidin' fur perspect-
i've in kitchen Collins an arrangin'
fur freeze Of de fo'teenth censury
order in de parlor-bnt de mex
will bring our art in direck com
petishun wild landscape work. A
fifth of a century hence de world
will wonder dat men cher paid $2C
fur a steel engravin' de size OF 9
house doah when q ceilin' twenty
feet squsr' kin be whitewashed IN
de Venetian order for 81 So"