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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
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A zppclltusut shah Ei.l give tL1rllEu sl.ls-
factl1u % TIE elrEse cl-11.l1Eg. z1ff Eliel VII
plaza HaEsIi ~ tI- i1renslss Isu- 1f iLe llti1uz
4 The rzuiussd ca Of she Hlu l. ALllI ~ q pans
C9ull.I tssslsg EIih fr1iasa.f Al9E1lzg u attend
the msettls lpsl sasflil- IL llsriditl- % Flgl4
Be 1ills1lE b flli ll1r= ali-lhis Pefsau ia The
Ehnie eDuutFys bat EET say e11lt-Ts slT - tle
brad Pacidc2 VI e1arse ils bss1d-z4Ialsd rz-d
highly gifted LIiliLlli nltg d fsT4r-- b 19lla.
n. Lll4-altEls Ezlst- ila isrs= o. ia alrsltill
q lEsal= tLzl Il abstract -ciel1s- aasll 1tlsrs
5ay c1ssil.sr tazE ne azt14r q the GalsaI0gIesl
hsp1rt bad hls ciaiHlf. ssPec4lt7 sles d had
-1uGrEs4 tie Hlzzilll tEs1rT ~ lll -gEu eye
Fisacz.7 Blt TIE ez9llsrs ull- reef ilsIs tap
sails- Hawai- needs lzla tssltsd - scleues
frrl - cFz-lz zlas lf'4g5-1-J 1lzEecasnt
EItl W. L-1-E zE-El- t-7l-1-l d a-lil7 lliieal
scieucs alIl ~ n Tan l11eIl1si 11guetgT. enc
secti81s trig1lollstrs AID tie sae1gY q tla i1l-
zIte asssss piaF-tlil-z- 1llt alsa = sa1osbt-
sliF f11z1 = IL pezs1l q &c h1s- T. Aldo
AID The E1ri1 Esli l9lstezl rl1z via zFplt-sa
VIA has speeches slall b. alr lfllie4E 11gr
tEs,saFth- i \ b he hnpei iLlat 1o sl1Ezafd &C.
ei1snf alzT prevent ils zsuila-laa ffara Froesei
M On t1Es nlussl1ll-
.f0te :. fhe Cef1H fs.l'i ls-isqs fae sb14s-
EliislflT ia E.l.sq Ell sasl Eel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

A vsrF Essf1l iiaa lLLie Es1 lae1 aa1-s1 -
Meszrs- J. n Ozt q Ca. q las -it7. Ehlca alrss
tEs csts q sl1lIl7 y eGl - 81. Lad Cils1lers.
AID ths E0-r III ~ i1s q .lll PIT here tLsg
slap- Ihiz = izf-sllzlisu tx - tfzrs.ilg silas
El-l-- vi - q el-stl Tllze b EelEla Arlzsg
Each q or EfLsz4l G1- y llfllzszl AID iEl71sss-
We zudezsttld iAat ever 1le q - = gos-
1fcss - taa Ellz1acl All b. fzflasLei STA 3
18pF sssl ll11th- al1 tllt s1iaerl5s-s Eill be
i sppe8rs 81 80 4 FszE q fdsl..acl g. lle ll-
fs,z~lfi1n .Issl sog1t on itiad Iisamers. ile
1x.ss q tEe zfrf1zl E14 1sptftl1s q or fofse1
zl1li stez1zlETl a-a zllsl T. l-alEeE E-lGl ca
lziaie1ld 10 g-le- Wade tEe als llbia fF-ai1i-zi
iforll1fasu stle1 - oslsr pb--sls.aa Hers ziFzs,
& III rr5ss iaFzia1lls b. ~ Eto Ales y csrfs-
s,1-d - tzzssl zf11ld IA gag.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Fron III. Lahaina Side.

Eurr1E GIirsr-E=-=fl E11- LAST EVss'- ia=a- Fs
noticed az article entitled 10 hat Ai1lltIlu EJIl-
With he sentiment d zulGh ~ can agree.
II residents q 1thes parts d the Island Vl1 1fs
ouly coupelled " visit IzEaIla dlcg q year o.
z7ocs seitonl perhaps. End Er1u1ds for curplalzt.
how m1ch more ought We Who are doomed 81 live
in the deserted Tiiags fjr the besi part u life
tine, 10 rebel AGAINST the present 1lliti1u q or
r1zd-
II 1uF ElsEas os1rli 1scilz tHa matter ~ sl11.t
have c4r1Ilgs 1EITs asllE.ld the rz1sutEil EitEiu
the nsEf three u1ltLs If pussills. At ~ ueld .
that s.Dlu1 % l1u- talked . a1d nos JET forth
eouI1g
I understand that one % oar CITIZENS sllI enter
into an a--rseuelt n make a -1s14 road tlE that
amount. and EEy 8 O. beJal1 or rsacLt
Th1agh spoken q a. l--ertsd. Lalslll has gz.
fzv residents and they are aaEiluE b slars the
irTsfs Of LIE With ti-slr -ezt ..a-- aislLsfs.
". saEsratlF sFsas.l4a- -sl a e1s-z---ltF q AZ
paying. law abiding Giii1aas ard i- seems AZ IL
kind fate that 1sstI1es - o. a li1 q sl-4i1a.
heeznse x bad r1si- aad hi-I steamer rates. 10
Lee u see the $500 A. s111 a. p.ssIlle-
q TrHT1 az fFlI1 ElFrH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

EDrToE GlzETEEs-Capt Mcintyre has been ua-
Ger my care ever since the "a day Of August. His
sickness began With hemorrhase q the stomach
and ever since he has been aIling. On Saturday
evening N particuiar 4 tii not consider vel tlst
Capt Mcintyre vas not m q c1udstI p q perf0EIn
his duties Sunday m1lnIng q va quiie Ve1k and
Is not vel yet az Tie the sf ~ writing.
q. IHCrsaElU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
- Is THE --
Second Judicial District. n. I.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ Che TaEpavrs % thr Second Judicial District ii
l. NtATi MuLukt tHd LANNI that thr BOARD
" IAA AffEAL VIII sii az the iliGuiu- pisos- sod
times Cog the hearing % such rsa Appeals Hlv have
beeu Property certified 10 90 be-, viz.
AZ Court U1usr. WaI'Hs 1...... October TT to 60
At yIarf House FuA1r N1I1kai-. October gfh
A. t1lTt lllusF, lima October sil tu iil
~ tslrr IHasH. NJ sIIrl1.. uefuIrHr 18Th i1 lSrh
Sc Cuuri Hu1sa, falaa.z1.-. October l-ih O. -z,th
Tic respective -HntIHHIeu appointed a. MEMHEus
% the TAN.APFEAL BOARDS iH Che f0ra-1'ue DE.
ilts Will please take notice 90 this Advertisement 1nd
NEE nj Che tfIrH-Hi places aud times far fhr die
patch ~ nu-Iuras. from o. each dHF
-pag.lHI. HEW. FUENANuEu.
President 1f Edr Boards ~ Taz. Appeals frr the
Second lnlIeill DIsffirf. u. D.
L4aaaa. Aus E1l. Is-i fagtu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The great credit Is due to Deputy Dayton, his
placing the ksdge, which Vas s1lely his Ovu ideai
keeping the vessel from going brDsdslds On and
thus being placed IA position that would have
czlused her total loss. To the crew Of the Myr-
tie Club praIse = due, as they were uniirlug IN
.hsir Efforts even IN TIE fral shell, 20 AID and as
sist N every way. and although the note Forwarded
TO the consignee brought no good results, they
still performed other dafies % more arduous and
dangerous uatgrc. SIR. PhuZsEs offer q assist
auce zas gwen without aHY desire % gain, and the
captain felt grateful for the generous oter.
! be only pers1u whom blame falls j. the one
zho seemingly zIlfaliy neglected has dgtY. piiai
McIufyre, and the only reason vhy there ~as not
a N1qrrr disasic- was lack u wind aud SWELL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
MEMORANDA.

Vao-rs % IN : FHss-lIa. eI--. Nrr11Iaa-er
- - E-r1er-1r. A1- 1Ufl Or p lLgrrtaleet
F---h rrHla- and HHIllar -l-z1l-1.1If ne sI.5
-5-r.- reviewed ErnsI.T H slA. = a N. On ils 'sh
>rpI-
go q, : g, N.-.-.,-t HFgaa-l o-n41lar-
Fs- IN F-41er=ar >sHE Es lE 3 s-G-ai-1l Ef's
II E nj. a-.g DAYS had NV winds thence % P1ra
~ aH1aatr .i. anu ll f-Ai. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Lauuau. SlD.zEzs,er IJrA Frz-ssa ,iiisrliaca I'm
Ira Ian MqE CHINA . --t tIzhEarrereii- The
GassFzmeu1 1u izszei Al aasEt ss--l1rz-1r iils
trncps % Grtr AID rzrzluu ne inEzi aaE1crs-les
rTEilE-a u prstaEi znu-srIubairzug lrluG1inel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
PoRT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived
- An BE- T. % va ..'rr11-, -al1l1 .1,11 >,lla
PMS AH-l-1l.I l1--- f-t-l - 49,
An sap !. I.sr1alF. Han 1l5rg PM N-a-tsa
N>W
--tS~ MIrr-o-l. tI17a4-7. 'r11I IN z yam
~ Hgss7r' l11i @ lrsrl. rs-s1r. f7r1I = Pan
an r-ra Nt-y 3 uclsu. EHa.- '-e1 t1f '7.a
Sailed
- 4-Hrs -ela NlIs.1. i1r tall.l- Island
laA1r - ~ p 1Tnlr-sI. E s's.rE17r '1r 80 E7aa
-rN>~ A4-l-a Ia. lslr-.- f1r --.H1.e-
An D. LeTIsru Et--1r7. PFC A-1s,1a-
Vessels II Fury.
NEnLI aNTnsN.
g. % Cats
An Ha-r Eri. arEsIlI-
- N1-rre-l. EEraa11
an .brr EIG-rniT- EE11lrsI
Am 10 4 a WI GlI1ra -a.lnlr
An HEsr- " n q t-v.1. Turner
Al Haru Na-T lfrl-.ss Eal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
Nm advertisements
NOTICE.

U'HERE WILL BE : NEETIEC, or
Il ths stuekka.iars o. "a ALDEN FHllT TiE0
~ b W .. r e " e1sptuJ iu WEil4s1. o. WE'D
HE-DAl -etf lstd+ 10 4. EAlfNE-.
los Z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Ttr 6iblrIng quarterly rupurt Els mlie by
d M-E1isilIn - he Trustees Of s1s Queen Ems
rIuaL- The Trustees met u me rllms lf the
CHAMBER ~ Commerce On tf1iisrg lIst lt % An
T. me Trustees e tie Queen E1spItal=-
tsautianisn-E have he 1Gnur lI .usuTf The ili-
lsgrnE r-pCrr tur the quarter ending August
fi=t
The trial uar7i.r Of 7H.Isutss az present ia me
hnspirli y al HEEalI1ls, :. males. L females.
/. Chinese and p 1f utler 1aslunaiIfsfss y paying
Alilus hati 1ur1nC me quarter uis- ~ a.IpllIl-,
a males. D. females, u Chlnesa. and a. a gtsr
11t1Irrn-fifs. Dt-g.hI-=-ssi- - 1IEI1-iIzls. -
ul4lss and 5 females. 8 ChIue=s. and " Of other
rafltiunilfles. Deaths. a. HaEulIaus, Z male
and female. Chinese and u ether 1atiisu-
ALTERS. The eaules Of lsItll- war1 tliluEs-
lssr-tssrf :. drluSu j tss5lssa u liver lunsIlll
tiun L dfar-liEa T. 1amurrla-s I ed AKA Z, per
ftnuirrs L tlluiur 1f BRAN L The hiunast auHlher
If inli1Ir parlHnfs vas - the .lTsss 81, 1li1l7
1rnr1s,.s - The 1lt.Il 1uussr u lateuE5 lrIiii
m tlir htspItai vac a. f1iiuEss 4I1e. ILi- July.
10; As-r1st- IA
N4ruasr u prs-cripsiuns, ~ Calls az TN
slispsns4rv. -
E.sarr.4rfs7siIH safT1rfIFf assfI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The llrHs- s-l.sa,f iEEll-uer Esisl tsnffal'fr
Cast " MItsuu. aEfized a zlin N -uuEals. AHE-
81 x Il iaFs f-lu1 san frslan=.n, - q n tz
% f-f -rrrzI merchandise turssas- glzs AZ sn
fallnwiu- Iat u paasEucHrss M. birEN. hiss
Rlhiusuu NJ and Mrz EesATif1 and eiiia- M
Carte. VIE md zF1 ciilsrsa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

5.- ll.I..tfrlH frlu1 the -zsiienrn Ct M = lr1-
On the 1cillislu 1f The i On thnss gTsr1Ses i1rle
lur Hnea. va l7el away b Deputy Aagtllu
ca the 5ih Ust, rs being located u a LIT n rama
valley The ruiI-e 1ficsrs VITO nd saau EllIIlil,
fsr tie aiIiHf o. ErIta % them Else AID
i've himself ~. we're Getlli-ss % make the Arrest
iuf rrlai5ru beInr gwen them a - The dtil1rl By
Deputy DaTtlu- Arriving AZ tnH ipaf where I Am
Lnlk \ y tluuult - be kH vas t1und absent AID
he weary 1riarrs -sstssd- In me mean time some
natives alak tha mllflzr 1iE1ti AZ eheiz1 ne
caprars CT me lllef. 1uf mt let1rs he had 1Ea a
sdut f-nm ruuuirer a. his 1apt1ss- ARE he Pt-
ice offers aseHrtIingd that the had been -iz-
armed and rus Ted lneT fsariasalE -iIshais zpuu
and ssrursi =le csipr1E Gnn brought ana n safety
= ~ E.Ilra .-LaElrn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

~ l-slO the Fris returned and pilot Babcoek
took charge Of the vessel in endeayort - get hsr
1G pilot Shepherd assisting. After % minutes Of
hard pulling. during which the vessel vas taken
Of tnch BY inch almost, the Pee finally became
victorious aud = hearty cheer weut up from all
hands when the ship Eii1rrie once more giidcd
into deep water. The Myrtle Boat Club boat was
again called into requisiti1u and the crew placed
a light on the spar buoy for the pilots use IN en-
terinC the passagG- At am. the passage vas
cleared and few minutes Afterwards the vessel
dropped anchor IN the haFboT, bat ittie damaged
after such close contact with the coral reefs Of
Honolulu hlTboF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
NOTICE
E1cHaNeE oN cHlNA I

T'HE CSDERsIGSED AIsg PIiE-
Il FtsED 80 Dk4F la TIE
Chsrts=aa Bsnk sf India, Australia SAD
Chiaa- hsnEksng.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

- ---1- = On t1Esn flr s1nzszzprau are
1919 u tzsEsE wa Eap EazzES End
q CAzzlHGzs. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The ff---r.4s- grguu-ss b advance llcgiliIr
1g-rn lie EsrFasIszl Army zsn al tl1-e Fill arr
i1.iu-ni 81 the .IlE, The only Pecpth Fla FfIull
crime liar thai .Isd.lrg Iss the present. u illstfl
thsv have 1ern tIsUFal b both AM Az c'llllfl
The suI4 trouble algzf tho If5aI--Isr 1illl-ltzT
.ls4-e E1gId y EIaE Ir ulll-iss sr Is iil,1
lats cuilisi1u WITH the lrsizu Ministers Al vel a.
-Iir q 5ulsst-c 1ues.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

~ ,, Mctt Sl-isA vail rvturu Z, wsshiust,u
igr NE winter Ne loavvs ey th- .thfsss,ss cn
Mcrisv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Nj ONcnnei -litps " he q e.. gfrars.sfr
hsus fcs NJ Cctsi rrn Mrnasy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

E1e tsslfaa hsh. uhich hzS attracted such llrlcy
3srctzsss1s u nskcrs, al1ng the vhtryrS, du-rp-;
he vast vegk. has sstta dfSsrpedrvd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Taa F1rairu sralnui az EIl1. Commenced uHE
u-fl,p1i FszE en- Monday Ssrt- LaL ErrT seal q
sl.51 hf.usa l. ll.llEi1I fsl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Iozathsa AnsLIr aai Arthur Neiersra, EsgS
hayv rvSsuty eecu adruittrd ~ rractice law th=
Nl-g-t, q tets ktng3czu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Mr u n Fyir a tcru,er itilrr OF Ostha rris,u.
l. reported o. Be- a. irHasts u TIE >azta 6sa In
St-e Asyletu. Clihtu-uts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

thV ts.sl snsceni q he elair,s vhich htvv becn
elsG s,aipst ths bsskrutS estate oi Hart erv>, b
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

ne MASTER q Ftzs,cc scvuas b. have rvccsvrvd
iru1 his i1tc severe tadi>rcsitic1, rs rtvzsrcc
sc1tn hsInS rcticvd on the st--rts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Ibcrv uss q, ns-ytir, h-Ad u th- Stock tsst-d
tast NeisrsliSS and qarlsit,ns tvansin The sarse
A. on thc g-th ult
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Geseu E,tra T. ezS,- l- rari.lly cs.rtl a-cvg Z.
res uhcc g-,n1nuriiy VII rvf ,cs al the rrcryv-y
. % thi< esItr1thle lt1y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The rvsaIr meeting Of The Board Of Engineers
% 10 H5noi1l1 Firr Department Va hei1 ga ne
IA la.. az the ryo11s o. Mechanic Engine Co No
= ru. hstls business vas transacted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

= ~ ace ig srg gari % fi- Eir-d1al- shop af s.f
r.silalss. aI-Etai it11zd near -lnrT -a-th - Taau
1r1r- ear D. lit a t- 10 - atlt- 20 g. g. COKE
IlH-u -rrHer. H1I1i1iI. fra d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Nj rslrS S5rvus,u l. budains an yishs-olr,
slslins seat racv c,saL Tor ths htsE. Il = thc
irSt bost q ta- k1n3 ever fsshsorsJ In tins hlnS
Grul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

NJ J. T. Nlseu1tu rstursrt ty the 1affr'',
aTce- -cpuCts thIs be bad t-llSettu- TIME Gi2
shas h. has c1us back with renewed vi-c1r % pt,1
flln1. b. -u business interests and thuse OK rs
cllgEEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The steam schooner JfBss o. Bara,s- lE5lrizd
fur sgrv.t IL tie Lurar ii md Steamship 90 lle
I'll &c brought % shls pUrr t-1u SI1 Francisco
br Cart J. n sass Of tins CITY he vessel Ft1ll
probably Isuvg >IH FrIncIscu about the Lea last.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The ALGEBRA ard sirctu. classes formed lately
AZ The ruCa1s Of the Y u C. A. sell tzgelopei
Ia pcint Of uuulhers and the int resi- tlspii,yst =
a sit1sttrti1u % the PROJECTORS ut the lsell-
Schsu1es.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The U>.>. NfrfBssr arrived n pC-t hers AZ III
5clrk "a The morning u the Sth INST, bringing .
--uSpaper usail - Sert. lsL She was tclsptcnsd
a. gstsslnl. Cocc Head a. 50 A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

At.e1siJu Is called - .hs rev timetable Ia t5ls
Issue. y WlIJers Steamship toupa1y. he
traveller Is rs.Igzstet 70 give T. his careful sstsr-
tfgu ard then see % 70 thtl be d1es not cet l-tt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

>-5sllIs we're held b. the Bethel and teEt =
,5H-ru-uti1ns, In the vestrles Of the respective
-h1rchgs, OF The evening q The tt1 inst 40 e1
51y7trls trr1s Fts had b those present a. elsHsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The steamer hHtaff VII mt MAKE her usual tflG
Il Frut!rrar-i next week >hs VII Be p Iced 90 the
W,--rr FaiITav 10 ullisr-1 the cleaning Il her ha
bri1u the Tafar-Iue, All 1is1 I'll be r=-Pa31ted
a1i 1tEerutss ittsd ~ FIR the z4aEz perfect &c
.,nzll1siaaiLu Ct the rFa-giI1s ru1ic- ihe iti-4l
srs hsaTlst bon and Lf'i1HF VII ea7= SEPT lii--
-.ytlrfrtn.r az an hlBlf1 1Urts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Therv = n, such grade IN the polics f0Eee as
rs5iss... he orly g1Eeryncu recugniged BY pgp1-
sy Mt-satl payt1n Ia the rsuk u men = iaeiF
f5f1felss- glt.-y betn- u-warrtutei
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Tax As.-ss,- Htyssldsn. by public uogicy, in
v.ss the LA payers Who fcc Interested, - caL al
his c1Ece ard exsnlfse their tssrssnscnts Tor me
gefr ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The Hruaian Humane Society AZ one TINE
ryp,,eJ 30 have placed In pusItlru. az the clrteE
- uag % h,-r,gs. rhsi- Ltbur Of love Is yet IN
tl,,4r1I-1i IslsG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

H4Eal-
Z n u. = t1asaflasa .E--~as1 a. lin 1u y 1fi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The rap1rt cumss that CEsparr the Ello 11r-
5zrgr, R1g WIS allowed 81 p free BY the present
Minister u Foreign AfaIrs when be vas Acting
Att1rrgy- -s1prtI has been hunted down and 80 Z
~ a brgthsr Of one Of the MURDERED men
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

he regular quarterly raevsins, q The tsaft q
Trutsgs 81 the Glcru's Hg,Srttsl vas hel1 N tlis
So, q. ths -,scnas - the ChSuber OF Ccuiulrrce,
- Il =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Testsrsi1y NJ Adams offered the steamers = III.
Fa-i i-G ssH5alt4E AZ alctlUn- Orly 1Ee ltt ELs
sfsrp1 flr the R--i-Si.-tO-ant the sielli2f "a
-j-sll-tu- rbg EfBfllfgf WIS Knocked i5Eu %
n VI : n.E.-r. r.E SL.l.l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10
ISLAND LOCALS.

An,yr rv~S-
NJ. OCczuvi elitog u The 2. e. gs-erfs.sr,
lssVrs tos ~ Gust ncxi Mrnaay,
ps. }, Nost S-nA vin rvsusu g. Washington
fgr Ire ~iuser. Ne lcavys ey th- ttfssss's cn
MoH1sy,
ne t,ssl su,ceal q he elai,ns vh,eh hayy bevu
elsG s,aipst ths esskrusS estate ot Hart 6g's. b
Ss-sI>i,
Tbrrv vas ~. u,sgtls, h-ld Il thv SJ1Ss tsss-I
tssi WELLESLEY and qartttt,nS rv-nsin the sarsc
A. On tac s'te ulL
G,--eu E,r-s Is e-,,1-la, rari.l,, c,,ayala.cy1t.
Tes uhcie c,nmuriiy VII rvf,icr Al thr rrcvyvry
q AZ, gstt.1sble lljy.
Jozathas Auslls asa Arthur Hs,srS,a. EssS
havv ry,suty ovu sdruitird - r-actice lau in tn7
Crarts q, t2ls Atnsdolu-
Mr.p.k. Fyir. tcru,er isilcr ct uaha rris,g.
T. reported o. Be A. iun,ste u TIE Saata Rsa In
Stse Asylet-, C8htu-utR-
ne NIi,is,rr q Frzszcv ssruas ~ have rvcc,yrya
truu h1s i1tr severe tnafsT,,siticu, his prv-sncc
s;1ia e's'HS rcticvd on TIE sts-vss,
nv .tH,Ef.,i 6sh. uh,ch hss attracted such ls7sv
dspetssssas u hsarrs, alon, the whtrvrs, dl=tn-;
he E'sSt vsek, has t,ata dsssppeareL
A s,v yysz Ga li,a. tora at wo,1sazI's Gss-
4sIs Sac krsnctscs, vas terc1ct rsSssn-eyr ~
the stedrucr ts.trytisi. fer Sydzvy, y, :. ",
Nj rsls. Ssrvus,u Is buliius an rish.-o,ar.
sll1ins sekt rscv csaL for ths Max. Il = thv
hrSr bost q the k1n1 ever fEshrorsd Ia iats hlns
91ul
rt1 Asss,ss-- HKysslGsn. By public uotcy, IN
v.ss the LA payers Who fcc Interested, - caL al
his oiice ard exHnlfne their assessments TOR TIE
year ~
he regular quarterly uaevtins q the t9dft q
Trustees o. the Gscu's Hospital vas hel1 N ms
So, q. ths -,scnas - the ChSuber OF Ccuiulrrce,
cu the 5th ms.
The beat during TIRE ass tcu DAYS has eeva al
ur,,t u-hsE-ueis. Ard the rlShts htyg ecen u,osr
l-ytrg Gltr tls DAYS. AL vii Eia1ly w-lc,'u1s a
chIagv ia ths ssss1vr-
The Steamer BJrlss1--. fr5n ths A12rrs with
Furtu-,1ese izerriyran.S, L nov nearly due tse
s-st u1,talLusnt u Japanese immigrants vii tr
3ze On the 18Th q Octoesr.
Therv = u, such srsds N the lolics foEee as
rs5isss.. he orly d1feryncs rscugni1ed ey Lep1-
sv Nt-satl Dayt1u Ia the rauk q men = taeiF
a5iiEies- gltlrs bet1s Ezwarrtutet-
The O.>->. NfrfBasr arrived ~ pO-t her, AZ Ll-c
1clck "a the morning u the S,h INST, bringing
-e1spap,r r,ail - Sert, Isl She vas tclgpl,'nsd
As g-tSSfng. Cc,-s HeHd a. 50 4. ui-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

The beat during TIE ttss tcu DAYS has beca al
most u-h,s-ahls. Ard ths rtShts have bcen u,osr
t-ytrg tatu t5s DAYS. AL vii sia1ly v-lc'uss a
CO. !. b. $3.50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

Thirty 1E the sixty iIgs allowed By the Minister
lF FtnHlcg IN Wllch the public might get ri4 OF
GUNS ether -hlz those gf the uI1ec states % IA
E4!glr Er-ciUn1 have expired A large quantity
Of Mexican CONS are still n circulation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-10

wi7i5- - s5F ; 7iii z 7ii5.l.l5.
-a nd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-23
shop Terms.

There seems to be need for a dlctlon-
ary of shop terms as well as of accepted
scientific mechanical terms as applied to
practice. Even in our most popular
technical periodicals the terms used by
a contributor from n portion OF the
country are sometimes unmeanlng TO
readers in another portion. Lack or
deiniteness is one of the faults of our
mechanical nomenclature. In u recent
publication of a mechanical paper, the
question whether ''spline, " Likely, " and
feather are synonymous was present.
ed. Perhaps this will be as good as any
other instance of our lax system or
lack of system. La tn shop talk where
the writer was raised" a ''spllne''
would mean a fixed projected portion
retained in a shaft and not specially
connected with the pulley or other hub.
Its o would be a Feather"
A key" would he a wedge shaped fas-
tener. with or without a lead, fitting
corresponding channels in the shaft
and the hub, intended to secure the
latter at some exact point. And yet
-'spline" and ''key" are used lndIscrlml-
nately by good mechanics. SO long as
these appellatlOns are understood 10
have a definite meaning they have their
value; tut this value may be confined
to the shop, to the section of manutac-
turing establishments. or to h manu-
facto. les where persons mainly OF one
nationality are employed, outside they
may be confusing. In shop use why
should C lindrical rod or metal be at
one time a ''bar," again a shalt" a
'sspindle'' an "arbor"7 Or if so used,
why not have a shop thesarus or lexicon
that would give the derivation OF the
words and the reasons for their use. a
''bar" shows its origin; it e to him
der and is applicable TO iron only in bars
which may be used as obstacles. A
Spindle is derived from the spinning
flax spindle older than our civilization,
which supposes a a tapering shaft rota-
ting on its own axis ''Shaft" comes
from our Saxon schaft, an arrow, i'm
plying straightness. "Arbor" comes
from the Latin, a tree, or a piece to
which something may be temporarily
affixed. A .'man-drill" is a hand (md-
nus, L. drill. Is the clearer of bored
holes a ''Teamer" or a trimmer? Is
the top of a machinist's hammer a
''pane," ''pane" or ''pene''? Why a
''broatch',2 Why ''drift pin" and
'tamp PM? The suggested glossary
ought to contain the information
that the ordinary screw jdwed wrench
is not a monkey wrench because OF any
peculiar tricks it plays in use, but sim
ply because Thomas Munkey, an Eng
iish mechanic, invented it. Many
other suggestions might be made to the
ambitious mechanic who will UNDER
take to simplify our mechanical nomen-
cIature by the compilation of a dictlon-
airy and glossary of mechanical and
shop terms.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-23

This lady who was noted for her
freaks, after succeeding in some pet
scheme, said she would send a pilgrim
on foot to the Holy Land, who should,
for every three steps forward on his
journey, take one backward. One
would think that the Queen ought to
have waited long before she could find
any one willing to fulfill the difficult
conditions OF this vow; but a-candi
date quickly appeared-with a vision
Of many ducats to be thereby gained,
no doubt, and set out npon the journey.
The Queen sent emissaries behind him
to see to 1t that he minded his back
ward and forward steps properly, and
when these returned with the lndfatig-
able gentleman and rendered a majority
report in his favor, the Queen gave him
as a reward the rank Of a noble and a
princely sum OF which to support his
new hOnOTs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-23

z
fellows had asked me to take her niece
for a few weeks to avoid the attentions
OF a very Objectionable vourg man"
"And yoa rutu,es,Iy threw the child
IN the way of a very Objectionable old
one How could you, Jane 7 In es-
Gaping Scylla our Efie has tallen on
Charybdis with a vengeance Nhat
will her uncle and aunt say, on
der ?"
"Why, that she's a very fortunate
girl, of course - Miss Jane replied
c~omplacently. but really, brother, l
assure you 1t was but a mere chance,
after all"
mo matter, Jane Pm not the first
fellow whose fate has been so decided,
and l have no intention of quarrellng
with any circums ance that has given
me Ellie"
''She's a dear good girl, brother, and
as nearly worthy of you as any ON
can be but she's not SO pretty as her
mother was,' Miss Jane added reflect
lively.
Womanlike. the moment her point
was gained she began to regret II.
VINO WAS lltI mOtuOis SboOeA
"Alice Leigh, sister to my dearest
friend at school, Il beautiful creature,
but giddy, Hervey-very giddy, and
fond to distraction of her W beauty.
She made what was supposed to be a
grand match hut Mr., Treherne failed
in business, tuned out badly, and
treated his young wife shametuily. She
died of consumption, the doctors SAID
of a broken heart, / say. Effie was
her only child.
And she's like her," Hervey OBJ
served thoughtfu!ly "maryeilously
like"
Yes" Miss Jane assented. in some
surprise, "she resembles her mother:
but she's not nearly 50 pretty. Poor
Alice I"
"Poor Alice" Heryey Davenant re-
peated, with a deep sigh. "Died OF a
broken heart ; and Ellie is her daugh-
ter 7"
If Hervey Davenant wanted his re-
venge, he had it. after twenty years.