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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
RrcHFrELD SPRINGS, July 26.-The guests
here are happy family and all take hand IN getting up
games entertainments. sOcals, germans ana hops
Here Is programme OF the pleasures Of the week Just
closing sunday night there was the usual sacred con
GER Monday Tuesday and Wednesday there were lH
pramptu muscsles aud reading 10y George Riddle OF
Cambridge Thursday, horse attracted the guests
In the afternoon. a concert by the Grace Church boy
choir OF Utica the morning. and grand concert anu
dramatic entertainment evening; and to-day there
was a good running meeting az the Driving PARK ana
reading at the NcAmcrc9n by z. II Hatchlef Newly orK
Monday night an event VIII occur In he Rink that Will
doubtless attract the attention OF al the guests grand
ball IA 10 be given and scores OF Invitations have been
issued II Will Doe under The direction Of committee OF
nftv. among whom the following: The Hon. b. l..
Clinton Colonel L. Kip D. C.. Yueaging, Colonel r. \
CoaKIng. Ex-Governer Vanzandt J. f. Austin. H. y.
To,hem1s J. g. Flood. Dr. Cochran. the Hon l. l. Donin-
auez l. 1Iyer. Colonel isaac Fl. Reed and other we'll
known aud prominent meH. This promises TO be one oi
thn events Of tie season.
George Riddle gave readings at the New American on
Monday aud Tuesday lie gave number OF selections
both humorous and pathetic from Rossctt shakespeare
MaTlovc, story AMI Howels
The sunday newspaper racing has been discontinued
The majority Of the papers arrive near noon while HE
TRIBUNE arrives about $3.50.
Nile De Lsssan. assisted " Ivan G. Morawsk ana
Lombard Orchestra will give entertainment al the
New American saturday evening. August =
W. A. Camp president Of the Clearing House. Is at Tue
spr.ng House FOR he remainder OF the season
The Hon G. f. Patterson. OF Troy, cx-speaker OF the
Assembly. r. spending the season mere. . nit -,
rfa attractions at the Elite Rel er-sEaiing RINK nave
been the mdgets Miss Etsoi Atho and three tiny SIS
Mr. welch Of the New American states that TINS 'ca-
SOP r. he most successful one q'uce 80. -
Judge A. q Morrison ~ New-Iork. is at the New
American. , .t...-i.
lighta soon. D.. - t.t.t,.
Mount Waiouthl Observatory, seventy lect ID nel-ht
WIS blown down Jy The severe storm OF wednesday. 1t
WIS built IN 1873. - -.,u,
large number o. tho guests hero have become SUM
mcr rpsldcutl They regular Zoo ther seasons H
"a are the robbins N tho -prngfiWe. Inc COW
aud comforts have been commensurate WIN me si"N
iu population The citizens take an active HYlhR Itt
I'm thar town and Inc result rs worry marked Too" 'l
aye abundant watrrsuppIy 4u efreIon. ur' p'p'I 'u
cia.u 4hruibprv and grounds. hard. w"k"pt fo' AT"
como of tho eratirs ORr OF the latest np"Nc
monte be- tha pecrir light Another H. tho -nlpNh 'u'
1t tho Sow American lha "a uHdnr the dfHrU"h OBJ l
Z, o. Rice of New YORK aud hv very clover 1nd neat
apparltil ono cln take vapnr bath NJ spray pAl or
nuiHlr pleasant manner ana snort time l"l" w
pnurir has avaya hrru practice iu European wafer
log places aud 10 ia lltoly to bo a HIrco1H here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
LLrERlRY CHLArs IN L0NDoM

RON me hfttf'tts II, q
A correspondent writes DeEllLl,Ci5 -. ~ re- re
literary world nave need 10 take care Win "non me a.
dealing We heard late.g ~ case ia WAcu - .,r,r
story b periodical. aud received noe IN &c t.d
touchAg up-revl.0n N be called t'lu oIlci'! -. " ~
80 zine 10 nerf,rm MS service. Naturally ihe IsuJ
1.s-t-d ~ tus proolsai ana The tale appeared III uo
cSr,e But What we're the feelings OF the literary al
ant xasn she discovered tha not only was sue ~
"a, for her lab,r mt that she was caarged tNo
Suine.. tsr the revision process IN another sa19 w.
Enov o. story sent 20 one OF the aAl.DR - same
accc,frd and rrptod But when the centIl 'u,ut 49,.
to meet biz reward he cooy told tbat the
whose figured the cover nad 10 & ,vasr
the perioical beyond issuing ~, aud thAi the ue ~
wa, Mr. Blank. a shadowy INDIVIDUAL WhS eaiisu io N'
lal!er.G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
Nnrr. ERnM NEWpORT

NEWPORT. Il. l., July 26.-The needed hot
weather which arrived in earnest GA Thursday has taken
a. departure The season "a good as can be expected
but 10 is vsry quiet yet The hui folks nave com
mruccd 10 entertain elaborate dinners rcocp
tons have occurred II is said that there will not 10
many notable social evcute. but 70 So safe 10 that
August will hnd Newport d very Isy place. Mrs. william
Astor Mr. Kernochau. Mrs. warren Mr' Gihcrt. Mrs
privu 3ud other equally wc-fl1vn ladies viii enter
tain on % liberal scale. Tho Ncw-I0rA Yacht squadron
Will he here and tne polo games viii DE IN full blast
The polo games will 1e " called on saturday. August
> Nearly all the leading players have arrived. The
grounds are rapidly being put IN order The lawn tennis
tournament AZ the C4sno will be god send 10 that ns-
tuition 40 adm ,4ion roe VIII be charged tho players,
aud every courtesy Will DO extended to them by the
Casino GOVERNOR.
Inproposed 20 Dan Some amateur hearicals az tho
Cl.iAo luuug Au sist and -eptembcr.
The farmers % the island hsye carried their point and
have succccd@d ~ lettering the "ok" hunters Pom chas
Ing Reynard across nclda The hunts, therefore.
Will be dispensed with for the >, i ST. 70 the re-
grct Of the livery stable keepers
Mrs stackham Of New York. has taken the Hazard cot
tage 10 Parker-1ve
The attractions At the skating Rink are many.
Iut Few Of the summer guests have subscribed al the
A,..taat Bishop PoiieE Of Yew York win preach a.
Baltimore, will oic ate az Al SAINTS Memorial chapel
b. proposed to have some horse races NJ AqudAecK
Park beforr the close OF the season
Buffalo Bill A" and Ills Western novelties will DO az
Aquidnsck PARK next month
Msny yachts nave dropped anchor here during the
week.
The lighthouse steamer John Rogers j. In the harbor
AdmlraI- stevens ana Row an are Oh board
The Russian Minister Charles De 5tru9e, has returned
70 hts summer residence near Bristol 4 !
Hugo u. Fritsch, the Austrian NoeCOnsul a. New
York, drives q cOach-and-iour.
Il duncan Harris ana family, Of New-York, al the
Gilbert cottage on Bclevue-sve.
william 3. Netmore and wife, Of York who are oc-
eupvinz the Knight cottage Beevueave., leave here
Tomorrow ulgnt Tor the Yellowstone.
George Peabody Wetnore has been selected as the pres
ident II tile Blaine al, Logan club Many ot ne saiiS
c1ffzsu uropast Joining club and Ia already AAAStd
their names 20 the secretaries.
An anti-C leveland club Is 20 be organized here.
William EdgAr Of NeW-YOrk i 70 erect q new ana
handsome villa ana 10 remove 10 now standing upon
bls grounds cottage 70 cost about $1,000 is now
bssF erected for j. j. Van Alien. Of NcwIork, sosln-laW
OF william Ast0r, OF New YORK ,,
The Ocean House had large number lirly If ants
the dav and evening The ocean House propretor'
speak Hopefully Of the season - 49, ,.,-, ,...,,t.
Professor & Baird, the Uaited states Fish 'onhlr-
sianrr I, expected here from Woods HOl ~ few dayA
He Will be the guest Of lis brotheTul-l-"' OA0l~An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
ACCIDENTALLY oTERHEdRD.

From The ptNIdfi phut tdt-
4 TuUNDFNBOLr.
All b. murmued sadly. t"'Io oi"J
different only different .,.
" 10 what 10 you refer q" she gently Whispered ,t 30
oh, notnlnr, nothing" he quickly tnsWrLe", ~ n
f.cted confusion. I was only thuMhf row 49,. ,n,
World a tO assume that poor man Is al"iY' 49, '
money VI an Lcress when ne falls IN love WIN ~ u d
- understand sne swcetly replied puI ~ ~
cr. comfort FOR me- O. know that 10 2nf VIC - an
need hesitate On that account Tor aIthouLn " a.,
bsrrs- " hen tie opf ned, Al ny IA lle5
vested with Grant ward And my glai''-ih "Il'S' ''
NOT q penny f. left . ,,.,..,o,,ept
r. hastily remembered that he had an engagement
somewhere else.
RENiNI-CFNCE or WAY .,.. 49,. h,h-
Little Nell On, mammal you NUS A' 4'' '- '
lie n the SIM
M4muIa-" Why not, pct ~
Ilftle Nell" Idus' It'll melt
Mamma" MetF
little Nell" Yes. mine did"
POLITICAL CATCH. s ,,o,,o
First Politician" Have You heard the nevsF Blanc
second Politician" Good gracious" Il can't De 'Ei7
Why Won't hr run T. It'll "a. 70 "A
Walk-OVer.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27

NAV be named that OF George urnham, OF philadelphia
nreident of the sagamore Company The cottage Is on
The east side of Green Island and the hotel 1t VIII
cost about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27

Charles C. Churchill. a retired army officer, who has
cottage here.
To-day NevYOrk lady gave an elaborate entertain
ment exclusively for her servants. This is a depar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
sArrRn.Y Jllr 2G-r. NJ

eArCRD r. JAY ZG-P NJ
The stock speculation 10 day opened with some deprcs-
Atom from last evenings cIosiug figures, principally duo
ronbIv To- The fact tha this mornings London quota
tlos shaved .o little Response yesterdays closing
rs For instance Central and Hudson opened al lO7l9.
,capst1 O-a lat evening, because this mornings London
mice. were equal only Co little less than lO7 Tho lie
urss,ou. however was of snort duration and wa' fol-
oved bv a gradual recovery which, after the pabIca-
t,r o. the bank statement. raa into rapid advance
ta,t recorded higher figures than before had been
made upon the recent peculauon. The days
bn.ipe.s An stocks amounted TO 41-,G3t shares. IT.
pam Nortnwo.teru Union Plcihc, Lake shore Northern
r.o,,to ,crrcd western raiou and Missouri Pacihc
-rc rho corpcuous stocks. and each ia IT. turn re-
cyed tt r,per attention from the present lenders OF
cha sp.cu.atou The stocks which were less
c,p.rcuoua because OF tic small dealings
q, n,m. however, received sufficient attention
., p,,e advance, IN dgras thar were miy proporonne
IN me beat of the favorss. There was little or no out
aide new, or ramors that should nave Affected the move
rpr except the fact OF the passenger war between Tie
Central and Hudson and the West shore hnes' ana
when II IA said that Central and Hudon was
from IL. opening at lO72 70 lIo@lOJ@
II Is needless 20 say that that :act without eject IN
The last twenty minutes Of business there was sharp
reaction from the best sures but considering the extent
.of tbe day'. advance the market closed strong.
moderate amount of business was done In state bonds
ut steady figures. Annexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
SOCIAL JOYS AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS.

frequently enlarged and as year i was said II had hve
times a. many applications "a It could entertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
5elp manieo.

.. WHY | AN A REPUBLlCAN."-Out
w Free. Agents wanted .. =, 49,. Vol.
FREMONT ! CO., station F. New-for-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
Bodro dno RoomS.


East Slds.
10. / GRAMERCY PARK,-To let, with
y t0ad. elegantly furnished tuoma hoar and surround
msA uhrs, rptiuuauir fufrfiaora
.lIEAST ST-Stmngcrs visiting city
- Will nnd large cool rooms Al ~ aud upward itofsf'
"a EAST 2Oth-st.-Parlor and third hoorsI
% private ha rooms private Table OF without boarlg
single rooms
- EAST 20TH.-Parlor and third floors
single rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27

COOK BY a competent cook I'm club or pri-
WIT family oxrcr eu,ci english and Am,r cook
ng thorough and hon chcopcr Gail o. aia es' uies
days 542 ~ cs, ads third ioor
(,OOKS-Bv two hrst-class German and
\ English cook. beat ~ references, cJ OF cuunfi Al
FOR three days az $50 tthave, hrsf toor
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-lir .t .cla,. IN al
thelr branches city or country da,, week or monui
best Of reference GOV ''.' linn
COOK and BAKER.-By woman also *
,.ienf washer and lrOuer private fAulj lu o." cVt
rrferrncrs. o.. 1850 Tribune ptown 10 itl- ir'ndNV
COOK. BY frst-class cook; understands tho
u business ln all is branches bes city rrhr's, no
objection 20 the country an Dee seen Al % ''' --'''
an IA ttko careof an Old lady o. i0usoFHrE Al.
dres. MARY DuFFY, InDrn" Uptown Dh'1s
ATNDKESS. COOK, &c.-By aneat capable
frl A. excellent aundr'ss or good COOK " Nou 10 ule
entire work o ANAL family city gsHtry s1pi reiernce
23- West tlstst
NURSERY GOyERNES5.-Address VI. A.
" 2,245 6th.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
TIE PETROLEUM MARRFE

Nkw-GORK July ~
Persistent selling, within n moderate volume
OF business. the feature Of the petroleum spoeuatos
to-day. Itcamo from few brokers. ami their operations
not disguised IN the least The news from the Ward
wells Ferry district contiauss 70 Dee "bearsh" but thu
general impression tnat the sales made In an
ticipston Of more important Development next week
rather than account OF what ia already known. Yet
the market declined slowly, and IN was NOT until he last
haif hour thar tho recession NJ prices WIS considerable.
Tho net result ~ the days fluctuations. however. wac
that prices after touching 85dG5 cents. ended at 6JA
cents. Ibo market closed apparently weak
The rasgc OF prices and the total dealings were ~ fol-
ioras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
Gltuatlu15 uIuteo-femaIes.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
n ASSOCIATIONS
- Chartered b. TIE state u Ser York
u PR5siER secretary. K a. KELLoG5. st,otnsy.
Main Office 81 broadway pear 34A.,t
p-.,,b,. ia ed.ave. between 10TH and lttA St1
D'i'0"e9' so last lL5t1-sr. near 3d.sye.
p.,otiy, - aud 81 tourt-st. near ~ Kali
- -s4 Eulol-st. near FahlcIy~aVe
ore Zee entities patrons tO The privilege ~ OF The 0c'
The refer o. the following advertisers have 0osa ~
Advertisers can he .eop ofra
COOK-Tirst s.ass private boarding house city or -oln
-erstc.sss private family city orc'ontry no.
COOK and LAUNDREss. Protestant. good cook and
exec. 'auudress No r 40 40 1915 Br04eN4F
CHANDEfsiAIU and WAIT Kiss ~ rJfr'.iut. nnie
stands me BINS thoroughly city or country 40 -, AZ
Cook and 3,.ist WASH -protestlut woman city or
country N0. ID. az l3l7 Broadw5y
EOr~A@ oRh--peaa. ,le.i an ana ih-i'N CITY q"
LAUND DRESS ~ at class private family cf or coun-
try So 2 H.. A. f.3l- broadway.
wAITt'E-- -lirstc.a,s private family. No d "a at
'iiAr1TRY ana CHAMBERwOgK -rHaor'tants mo
bu.pes4 Thoroughly so -. az } 81 BrOlfW2f
NJ --E-Pr0te-tant, infant 0r grown cliirl No 10
1917 Broadway ----.- ..-.-----
A YOUNG LADY wishes situation at
a Drassmasne and Machine ewing
NJ KCSENEH, 5tl ',A ave. Der. 2'th anl sum SIS.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK Tribune WILL BE REtEINEp AZ TIE
JTpTOWN OFFICES. SO. l,-.S broadway, corner Thirty
ar.ts until D. n and 9Os West T~eliy Oh rst, corner
80 ThirIve corner Fortyscveuth.t sos Loo X iId
ave near ~xeth ami af the HARLEM uFfii T., y. 90
Third ave- one hundred audtwcly htAst, W 70
/ D. at regular OfiCe rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
THE VITAL ISSUES OF THIS CONTEST

There Is not sentence susceptible OF double inter-
rrct4tlon ard evidently prepared to reconcile ceHlchs
enable stump speakers perform ole Of those
ungraccfu sradd - omuIpsest tO charm the DIS
honest cian. Mr. Blaine believes In projection ana
he advocates ir The tariff ceased Co q local qes-
lion II - national IA the broadcast sense, l1d 1t touches
the p,orl- of Georgia and Alabama 1s directly a. 10
tnurie. the the Manufacturers OF Pennsy vanid DIS
glse t az men may roo vital issue ot the cam
1algn the on material Issue which parties nave
sAaru.v divided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
Rooms ann flats 90 Get.

VERY DESIRABLE FLATS and APART
MENTS 70 LET IN all parts Of the city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, l,2J' Broad"ay.
VTASUINGTON HEIGHTS FLAT.-~evon
~ pretty rooms an improvements .u-Itr enfhYf
ony 81 monthly Apply H. q. BAD1LLh, - Wal or coz.
uer rI-sr ami .OtI-fe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
West sids.

Gu SIIss
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
let with bath. 2o3 West 4lst-st
I-PLEASANT ROOMS with excellent board
i moderate prices. Transient I'll % Der day Al West
Il hist. near 9th ave.
EG WEST 5lST-ST.-With board; large and
- small rooms second and third 1oort susmsr vrs,
% WEST 47TH ST, with or without board,
80 handsomely furnished rooms summer Drioes REFER
euces
.ODD-ST. 81 West-By l. Station. a home for
s1sI drstelass parties. with OF without meals.
De WEST 47TH-ST.-SuperiOr accommodate
,DO tons with board. References
ATHEIST, 2O4 West.-Large airy rooms nc
-ksI simmer Rooms suite or -ln-l nay nov %
engaged Tor tall and winter references EXCHANGED
- WEST DIST ST.-Handsomel furnished
- large and small rooms also large room for light house,
keeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
nv PROVES ms PTGHT - lead.


He does indulge IN cl3ptrap. nor Is ne Obliged 70
modify his views meet the party platform lie enuncl-
lt.- his own principles, Iad amply c"mon'trate5 As
r-t r0 ne position 1l leader Di tlc Republican party
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Take the effect that the recent changes
must have had upon the minds Of The
Young natives and half whites who OCCUPY
subordinate positions in the government
They see that integrity and length u ser
wee are no safeguards against dismissal
frum ofsee. Thy see that thorough knowl-
edge q the work of department Is no
safeguard They see men who are incon
petent 10 DO CERTAIN styles Of work. pitch
forked into PLACES. they see men ~ no
character obtaining lSr,e salaries; they
sce much o. ehicane and intrigue, and
finally thsy see that LOYALTY 10 the King is
70 count As nothing unless there is unyield
ing LOYALTY to the Grand Yizier.
What kind Of an ideal have they set Up
for theu3 Certainly not the IDEAL which
has hccn inStilled into them at their fathers
knees, Not the ideal which god men.
either a parents or educators have set be
fore them Their natural rcSSoning is:
10 gam success we must cas-; aside the
tesehinSs with which we have been fHrnil-
iar; OF what use Sre honesty and upright
ness They Ere old world tales taught by
those who are unwilling that we should
succeed Ii i these that ave keeping the
Hawaiian hSck Away with such fables
and let Is Sim sitter the ideal Of the Grand
NlZiers by Eruyelhng, by fawninS, by vul-
gu- abuse q al thEt We used 10 consider
good and honorable he has risen to high
estate and power, II we wish to rise TO a
Like erninsncc Ne must use the same
means
Such i, such must h, the influence Of
the evil examples set before our PEOPLE.
That AL Shguii fall ! Of r,,-,rs.s sfss,,y,i
but men VII fall many are falling. Ha
waii has detsriorated much. and il should
b remembered that the road dCwuwGrlis
: most easy once started on such course
the pace : soon Seeelsrated Napoleon
III morally ruined France halaksuR is
morally running Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03


IzE Qualities which are required % make
thoroughly satisfactory 0tSciI under
TIE present. government are somewhat pe-
c-iar What former administrations used
30 desire vas 60 have meu Of ability, I1tsE
nty and application. and having e0t the
right man INTO the right place. they kept
h-n there a. long a. h did his duty prup-
srLy- No ore dream, ~ n those days Il a
p1hhc cfHcial losing hls position because
h. vas not IN accord with the admins
trEslcn- and such a course naturally pro
d1csi a -et q men who did their dirty a.
uen We can cal 10 mind and many q
our cIsIzpns can.ral % mind whole list
4 Eguorahla names. some Ct whose owners
have died n harness: others who have left
the government service vol1tz-IIy- and &C
cupy positions q trust and emol1usnt
elsewhere
But what are the qualifications for oiics
now First and foremost srIbservIence 20
The Grand Yizier- Secondly subservisnce
o The Grand NIzier, and Thirdly, sIhSer-
visncp % the Grand F1Isr. That l. suf
6snt- B. 4 mans character and a1tecs-
dents newer - shady. b hls capacity for
lAznsss never - great. b his ability never
- snail be AZ once becomes an eligible
ca1iidats f1r Cf5cisI ccurtesies. for official
fsvurz and CfsciaI place Il be VII only fail
down and worship az the feet of the
Grand Fizler whom Il has pleased kala
kara tke kIn- tosst "
What ca1 b the rss1lt Of such a system
n the long run Why to form a class Of
oficial sgruphants. Creatures capable q
any u,sannssz= creatures whose highest I
ideal Is % win a smile tr1m the bps that /
rgviie them a cares from the hand that /
su1tss. Corruption and tra1i and host l
Of u1ciean and 11siEhtlv, immoral qualI- |
ties are the natural ourcuue Of the present /
system
We do not say that AZ government OH /
Gals AZ present. AZ cuC-pt- vgnal and /
Tur-hlsss- Thank Hsa7ent We have men I
q integrity and ability SUI lsft among l
them bot the tendency / - get Into on 4
cal POSITIONS worthless men and - corrupt 4
tie minds Of the yuulSgr msl Ths 1nrie- /
psntencr q al however Is somewhat 1
shaken A u1an n an ufiG.ial position dare /
not breathe his views zpcn tie ruiz1g q /
the County, for busy tuuglss might wins
per them and the black mark b readily 4
aEizad & his name Who cz1 bla11e a 1
man for some zuhservlencv WHEN b has 4
shrse OF four little mouths 70 III besides
his cwui B1b 4 + q disgrace q a guTE1-
nent that 80 forces rs servants q take 4
even such a cur-Se-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Tx dismissal q Dr Fitch by the PrSsi
dent q the Bosrd Of Health Is q matte,
which vii interest AL those who are eiths'
opposed tx or Grc In favor Of the Doctur
We have taken pans u vt the truth O
thu matter. and lay the facts bsfure or
r,'oders ryServlus comment for tuturs
occasiun
As i well knuun- Dr Fitch WAS AZ
POINTED o. q f,C,siti,n On hHuai during the
Carter administration later, the hospital
81 Kakaaku VIZ opened and be was ap-
pointed 20 taxa charge % that. a. vel a.
" a disrenssI-y N town. When the prsS
ent Minister u FurvIEn Affairs came INTO
power ~ Fitch Wa sslaried al Sou per
Enuuni. and had ths charge q the lspsrs
az MclukN -ivrn hIuI- which lep-srs he vs.
tied once a month spending ssyera. days
AZ tbs settlement
Sprns time s-O rr Fitch sSys he s1S
E,-,ts-i that a resident physician sh0uld b
sent 30 Molck1a, stating that h could not
d. The wurk IL Honolulu Tor isss salary
thar b. then received Nothing Wds drns
az the tirue October 18Th, BE- reserved
letter STATING thsi pT MSuritz bad been
GrpoIntei
pr Fitch points Jut that no mention Of
dltnfuutluu " salary = inside IN this letter.
Last SATURDAY 8 diminished salary vas
offered him Upon tins b. interviewed
the President % the B1N-i who told hiu
that vas the ultlmaturl % the Beard On
Monday uuruinC the SECRETARY Of the
BoSri asked ior Dr. Fitch's resignation
sni cbtsined g. There the matter stands
WHO'S - replace hiEa l. not known a. vet.
but It d currently rvpgrted that Is / Dr.
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