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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Mr.. y. Lyons has left the Advertiser and VIII
probably start his evening daily about February
Isl. Machinery Is expected from the Cost.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Ine festive seasoa has czasod unusual activity
II the Police ColEt and JudSe BiekGrtOa has had
anything but holiday time Of investigating
drinks Eshis and gambling.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

add 70 the AitTacfioas Of the oornsr. number Of
hx,1- hSr-ovs are backed against the kerh and
project on the walk Some supervision oacht 10
BE given by Tie police; bat then do the police
think they have any duties Il is feared not.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The January term OF the Supreme CcGrt oTs1-ed
on the 7th inst. J1dce McCuily p-esidinS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

4 ChinamaE was found dead in the ward Of
residence on ChErpisin street, on the morning Of
the IN inst Investigation showed that the de-
oe1sed had ristol wound in the right thigh. the
hal having gone clear ttro1ch the lee from front TO
haek severins large artery in its course and from
which u Is supposed that death resulted. the TN
fortunate man having bled to death. The circ1ra-
pistol, = selt-cccSe-, being found near the man.
and the position OF the wound uayrxrtinc the
supPasisioa tia; il vas se.f-irficsei
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The Aidsa Fruit and Iaro Company have lately
fOTarced samples Of the tsrO -four manufactured
By then 70 this o1hce, and tins give tangible
evidence Of Their progress II this new industry.
Accompanying each package Of the -four Is direc-
tons foT the proper manipulation Nsssrs. Bolles
q Co. % this city, are the accents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The performances billed fo- TOMORROW evening al
tie SsE Music Hall, entitled The Woman OF
the People- i vel worthy = visit. the c-Itiques
o. Il IN the Australian psPe-s being most lz-se-
inc. and the long rEn speaking vel fo- rs pos
sessinC The elements OF popularity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

\ question comes from LahEina Why DOES 50
much hqIoE 60 Up 10 the address % one Ct The
coveumeui caadidztes fu- legislative ko1o-s= l.
5 lot difficult 70 solve the riddle. The govern
nelt policy has always beel fire gin and tree
leTEosy and this o=sly logical seqoeses q thzt
I r7l5rv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Conszi McSinlay has moved into his new Guar
se-s and the United States Consulate Will now be
tcGnd at the corner Of CAmpoellis Nav Block
Inc rcoEas are extremely convenient and arr hand
so-nesy fitted Ihere i IN outer ONCE attached
g which : 4 S.oro--Sou in which the effects Of
deceased searnez can he safely slowed. Next to
this Is the main oHce where the safes are kept and
tie principal business will be transacted Be
ycnd this IS private room, where business Of a
oo1ndenilal naJsre can be carried On without fe.r
Of interruption ooasal Mckinley l. to be con-
esS;nla,ed upoa the improvements he has made
fo- cs-EyIcc on his official work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

he ozaEAncs for which SlSaeo vas zpp7O-
iaied q; the las. Legislature. has at las arrived
PEI German bAgk Eols, from Bremen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

NJ. Julian MoassFrAt fo- lua- tisls IN tie
employ q Messrs c. Brewer 4 Co, i reported as
shortly 10 assume the usanscemeli Of the hapa-
nails lsa--h Al Esu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
WHITTIER, FULLER q Co.
Lost or Stolen

Corrodrrs Of White Lead and Manufacturers OF Mixed
Paints. ColcrS. Varnishes, white Zine and impeff-
er- OF French aud Belgian Window Glass
-. San franciscc. NAllfornla- ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The usual weekly scoiAls given under thu aus
pioes q MIS- R-eeza. still ouniinne, and they are
Regarded As a ve-l rleassntplaco q resort b. both
frlelds and STRANGERS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

And vet the advertised partner Of the p {. 46-
r-gsi.r- Go kss no; arrived. What cre1t value be
rnnst rui on his inte-es; in the coaoe-a,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

.sdkEEs. - ~ FaLa5ErSs scHjll- zs-E-v. IN
NuSTH q DncExEEE. ~
saaes s-kssrr- sri n s5-Es-s,.
fu-s >trr-< >ehcoi--i7s ! af1 ~ urr1.
Fsislai-a sch5l.- a.
Ni-A1s1r'- Colic.-c-Nc rtEl1gt-Tsetiiou-
- Luais' Eulir-r. sn go
FrfTzraga1g sctnoi-Nc rrTso-1-T1cati11-
schniEr- Eh-eIf rh-le O. uors ccEsocEfiue fagE 1-
l1c1s-- ci " sacku1-- 81 aced scEuss- ~ rti-1l
zoaS Il srz-s. ssu-s ga=r5 q Head
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

wsiansc plantation vii cor-u,saoe grinding this
week AID expects 20 take OF crop ot 1870 sczs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

s. Adams College opened On Monday sith an
accession Of scholars An additional selelcs
Class vii Be opened II chemistry; this VII be
taught thoroughly, 10; from book oaly bzl With
practical experIms1ts- The prospects Of thu e.
tablish1sui are excellent and the children seem to
have returned with hearty good vii their work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
NOrtaa-y Report for December. 1854.

NAECu>-Ir this civ. 7E1Etry l-k- JcsErE. .ur OF
f'r1rk and Na=Eis Na-ccs aetd yezFs ard ucnIEs-
- >zr Frz1risuo paper please coy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Oahu Loacc. No. l. Knights Of PyihiNs, nieets
tonight q; clock sharp Members please take
notice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Christmas and New Years festivals 70. the wong
have beea the order Of the day. A Christmas Tree
vas given for the children Of ST. Andrews Sunday
School the Residence Of the Rev. Geo. Wallace
on NeT Years Eve There has also been one Civen
school and theIr friends Both were largely a.
teaaed ard the little oaes enioysd thsasslves
thlrolEnly-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

large number Of calendars hsve eogse to hand
daring THE frs, week Of the year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Fine b-acins weather daring the last veek. Rosy
cheeks are tie order Of the day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The donations and presents fo- the leFo-s were
forwarded to the settlement last IhursaSy BY thu
f-fa4n-T Ssrfl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Iii reported tbs; = decrease II the height Of
the water II ulSay Of the artesial wells eEs been
noticeable during the week pasi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Thanks are tendernd to MeSsrS ]. NJ oSi. j. i
Co, fog the Christmas number Of the News Letter
nd cihe- favo-S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

NJ. Czssidy deserves every praise foI the man
nsr II which he attends 20 any Complaints tai Are
made. be does not vaIi. but =; oloe Stars OF and
investigates In many cases the blame Ies-s o.
those who nisEnzn1ce their telephones. bu; By at
tending promptly 10 the matter the mistake IS a.
once discovered and difficulties cleared avav
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

kroc- TcvS-
The Hawaiian Bond case IS settled sct The
present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

he c. 5. : Alsgf returned of tie po-4 or the
0h inst and sent boat 10 shors for the p1rToss Of
Providing free passage 70 such q the vessels men
as had h=ea captured BY the Foliee. deserters
rgslrts being Ouf for twenty more Az 30 pm
IL b5zi vent sezEard again only eight FetzrIed
rurzEaTs beng visible in the stern sheets After
taking the men on board the .lisrf stood Of to
the 1-ihvgrd and Is probably nov bound to japan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
BORN.
DIED

ID a. 55i- "a AZ as 5.iazi 80 ne vie e Taa.
rflie-. s1E-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

To the s-rprIss Of the Community the vel known
nru Of ]. " Robertson & Co. stationers. book
sellers AID 1sEs5ezle-s Of this city. suspended
business o. the 3rd inst AID vent irts voizuiz arr
bznkr1p.cT- he czuse Of the Suspension has not
YET been e1pllinaa further than that an rneI-
pected nn-Dclz pressure Vas bro1ghf 70 hezr.
ccupelliac the frn TO suspend business There
I'll Be kez-Ils II the csss At the Suprsrne Coart
rfs5s-u %, tie 18th KS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Oar monthly New York le.te- uin b foaaa OF
the fourth page.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
PORT OF HONOLULU.

PORI OF hUNOLOLN.
Sailed
Jan 90 ; : A14urdA- Nu-se. f1- Sal fzz1e-ss1
Is Al1rs Barclay. sCg Nzrzs4kl daFa1
Vessels in Port
NEE1lLANENEN-
An ~ ~fsa-lau- Cru>>lsT
A t-5= Hazard y erzeT
~ - Discover. Fc-rI=al
a h.sfns Iant 4 Fa-ksuba--, Gunlzz1
An - Elsiunrr- aclks
An hkrut Auc1iL. NcEhAI
~ Ma " i nl-zuu1- IGllleie
An bkrze EllA Hove
uEu u AID En.Efzs
Al trru Dc-l + Uhz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09
ISLAND LOCALS.


InoC- Town
The Hawaiian Bond case is settled sct The
present.
Oar monthly New York letter VIII h fozaa or
the fourth paee-
Fine b-acsns weather during the last week. Rosy
cheeks are TIE order Of the day.
Al.rce nurabc. Of calendars h.ve eoue TO hand
daring TIE frs' weak Of the year.
The pablo schools Reasonable to-day. rasre
seems every p-osPeo; OF h=sy sessio1-
The January term Of the szpzsuae csGri opoaed
OF the 7th izss-, 1adce Mecuily presiding
nAs Hawaiian bark Ksls reflects credit on her
officers for the neat appearance she presents
wsiazse plantation viii ousurnsaoe grinding this
week and expects 20 take OF a crop Of $50 tons
Oahu L.oaco. No. /. Knights Of PythiNs, meets
tonight =; 0 clock sharp Members please take
notice
The donations and presents FOX the lepers were
forwarded to the settlement last ihurs,lsy by thf
Grs>rsl SigsL
Thanks are senderrd to MeSsrs J. NJ oSt. j. y
Co, fog the Christmas number Of the News Letter
and other f1vors-
Its reported tbs; = decrease il the height Of
the water II ulxay Of the arteSiSl wells hrs hoea
And vet the advertised partner Of the p. {. 45-
r-gsi.r- Go kss no; arrived. What cre1t value be
1ast Fui on his in'e7es; in the eoaceEa,
he ouazAnos for which slSlae vas zpP-o-
rTiaied q; the las; legislature. has al las arrived
Fss German bark ksl,, from Bremen
M. D. Lyons has left the Advertiser ana VIII
probably ssArt his evening daily about February
ii. Machinery Is expected from the Cost
4 she'll rAos-boai vas broacht to this pa.t by
POSED OF the members Of the Honolulu Baseball
The GAEEETK Acknowledges with thanks he ne
capt q very neat card from the New York Post
o.iaoe, rendering the usual compliments q The
sezsua-
The subscribers 10 newspaPars and perish als
through the firm OF J. W. Robertson L Co, oan
obtain their papers usual by calling OF AoSsTs
J. NJ Dat j. & %.
NJ. julian MoassTrAi FOX loz- iisas IN the
employ q Mossrs c. Brewer Z Co, : seI-osted As
shortly TO assume the rnanscsmeaI Of the hapa-
pals Ranch at hSus
The usual weekly scciAls given under ihs aus
pioes Of MIS- R-eeza. still ounfinne, and thcy are
Regarded a. ve-l pleasant place Of reSori b. both
frle1ds and st-AlceEs- g
Tne festive seasoa has caused unusual activity
II the Police CoEEt and Judge BiekeTtOl has had
anything but a holiday time OF investigating
drnaks- Eshis and gambling.
Az the ss-vicos held at kNumakzQiIi Church on
laSi Sunday. : collection Of over Sloop vas OBJ
IEIaed from The o1agEeafioa, 10 AID and aSssS5 II
the finishing Of the Church e1ifos.
Repairs aEs nov being made 10 the displaced
ssaEAI fronting the EsplAna5c, divers nov being
a: -ork. at Suitable Tides- II rebuilding 11d
Strengthening the disrupted placcS-
Tbs Officers Of E1csIsio. Loiss No J., LOOP.
for The ensuing tern are a. follows y. &, ]. D..
T--ka-- \ 4. J. Mckenzie. L = J. A DqHIip.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

II r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

4 complaint : made th1t the horses Of tie
mounted c51st2b1lArF ara sllozed to stay OTez
the land where the yong tees are beng planted.
IEo gentlemen who rode rouud TO see hoE the er-
pzrirnsaf IN tree planting zas getting On report
the fac1 This skocld be seea to Our vo--rz trses
srs far rnore important thsn The mounted coastal
uiary By the bye. Why does not the covt-rmsui
PINT IN fan the repor1 Of which CARRIED edition
Is sid 70 have APPEARED in the GAzr-Tx
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

III FrLz1rIxE scHl1I- zs-E4x.
nuNIu q nnCENEEE- ~

T1lai teams eHi.iae Ciiy ian.
NrTE--cf ttf sbere Il verr ulz--esid-z-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

sex
rig
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The poiice 0zeki to e1rrciss thsir autharisy over
tie fr1if veaaors on the corner Of Hotel and Fort
STREETS rhe sud vendors iorcer put thsir
stands On the sid-zalks. b1t they have chAirs ard
stools, ard fhsre rs AE1ys little band u crouies
listening TO their zisdOm- This further necessi-
fAiss co1sisr1hls Enoant Of errectorztion- To
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

The teachers kidd 4 o01fereaoe Al the Y u C.
A. Han o. the tn ins; and, Afier the trauszc.ion
q snrrs little rozfine bzsznss tected the follow
Ing ladies' and cenfieus1 As othoers Of tie Tsact-
IS Assoc1ziioa for the ensuing term, VIZ president
NJ IL " Scott VICE president Miss Io1isz Brick
sood; secretary Miss Moore executive oorun1iitse
Alsses Nossznan. Sanford and Garter. All rresen.
SEEMED dzply interested in the work Of the Asso-
c'1iiou md II. pzps-s presented and resi we're
lfs1e1ed 10 With marked attention
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

| IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-09

Ine "a = hAl Ot HArmozy Lodge No ), LO-O-F-,
LATELY erected By NJ. WAY, o. King street, opp0-
ste the reslde1os q Hon- C. T. Bishop Vas
ce1lc-iea Nisn 1f5 roIs-1zts oerenolieS o. The .
rs After me dsdiestioa csreuozies had basn
co1c-1o>c- the llclss and gentlemen p-ess1. m
dulced n terslcho-ezn festivities tai pass mid
night he oocAsaoz was a mast pleasant one.
and WIS heartily enl9ye1 by those who had re-
eesred the special inTitataa1s 70 be present.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-06-04

Whisky and prosperity never get
within distance of shaking hands.
They always shake hands once-when
they tell one another good by.
Hogarth, in his pictorial temperance
sermon, "Gin Lane" had only three
good houses in the street, the workhouse,
the gin-shop and the pawnbroker's
As it is in London so it is in the little
village of Georgia. Whisky absorbs
everything and leaves nothing for its
victims.
The prohibition OF the sale of liquor
in these counties is the proudest thing
Georgia has ever done. The remaining
43 will follow their example ere long.
The prohibition counties have demon
strated the possibility of driving out the
stuff, and the good that has followed
will induce the others to follow suit
Journal.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-06-04
Why is Florida a Desirable Country

l. Because health is paramount to all
else and is admitted officially and other
wise, that Florida is the most healthy
state we have, the mortality being less
than in ony other. The porous calcari-
Gus and antiseptic quality of the soil alb
serbs the surface water quickly, neutral
ICES malaria, and in connection with the
ever-moving sea breeze, dries up vege-
tation so rapidly that only the milder
forms of intermittents are encountered,
if any, and which, with proper care may
be avoided.
,. Because of its delightful climate
both in winter and summer, averaging
65 in winter and rarely exceeding 90 in
summer, owing to the constant sea breeze
playing across so narrow a country from
either side, which enables one to keep
cool at any time by seeking the shade.
3. Because the equability of the tenn
perature and pure, bracing air laden
with balsamic odors from the immense
pine forests, and ozone from the ocean,
preserves the sound and restores the in
valid to health bynature's own remedies,
the invariable cool nights insuring re-
freshirg .sleep and good appetite.
ant; yfSs5S 50 abuhdantly and in such
variety, that living can be had with
less labor than any where else; the
main work is done -dup;rag Tire nI1Id dry
winters, the rain occurring mostly dur
ing the summer, when most needed, you
want less clothing and it lasts twice as
long, there being neither coal smut, dust
or mud to make frequent, destructive
washing necessary.
5. Because very small sum will Sc
cure you a home and that home cannot
be taken from you, the law exempting
from any forced sale 160 acres Of country
or half an acre of town land, with all
improvements thereon and in addition
$1,000 worth of personal property, and
this without a burthensome tax the
state of Florida levies for all purposes
not exceeding seven mills.
6. Because in addition to its being so
desirable, healthy and economical
country there is no place where wealth
and independence so surely and quickly
rewards the industrious and energetic
cultivator, tradesman, mechanic, stock
raiser or speculator, the immense yearly
increase of population and rapid devel-
opment of the country by railroads in
every direction insures this.-ReaI Estate
hder, Kirksrille, No.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-06-04
Destruction of Scale Insect by Frost.

"* mail you with this piece
of orange branch covered with Mytilaspis
that has been submitted to temperature
lower than usually, if ever, occurs in
this State. 1t was first placed in a cham
Der of the glacier at atmospheric temper
ature 82 deg. F., and the temperature
gradually lowered to AZ degrees during
one hour; then the cooling was forced,
and left for four hours, when the reading
was "a degrees. The indices were then
brought to contact, the chamber closed,
the cooling forced, and then left for
twelve hours. At the end OF that time
the chamber was opened, and the maxi
mum Immediately read, being 30 degree.
The minimum index read 16 degrees.
Therefore, after cooling for five hours,
the coccids were subjected for twelve
hours to a temperature commencing
with "a deg. F., descending to 16 degrees
and not rising above 80 degrees. A mi
croscopic examination was Immediately
made. No sign of life was found in the
larvae examined. The eggs appeared
natural. After drying in the atmos-
phere, the forms OF many of the larvae
appeared shrunken; some eggs had col
lapsed, leaving white forms; others re-
| tain, after twenty-four hours, their usual
| form. They will be examined from day
| to day, to see if any OF them can bear
treatment, and hatch, so as to be guide
for the next freezing"
JOSEPH VoYLE.
Gainesville, Fla.
Little Jack-My mammals new fan is
hand-painted. Little Dick-Pooh! Who
cares? Our whole fence is.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-06-04
[CoPYRIGHTED.l
A Treatise on the Citrus Family.
DY NJ. GEORGE GALLEsIo.

Translated from the French. expressly for The
Florida AgriculturiSt
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-06-04

Little Jack-My mammals new fan is
hand-painted. Little Dick-Pooh! Who
cares? Our whole fence is.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-01-09

The institute OF tie Immaculate
Conception at-Belleville, Ills, was
burned Saturday ui.hi, and twenty-five
pupils aud FIVE sisters we're burned to
death or fatally injured in attempting
to escape. Mas Mary Campbell, oil
East ST. LOUIS, a teacher, leaped
from the third story aud died 10 few
minutes. Another climbed TO the rool
portico, and either fell or was blown
off, sustaining fatal injuries. When
the ruins were sufficiently cooled a
volunteer corps went to work to bring
out the bodies. II was q terrible sight.
At times the searchers would find two
or three charred masses huddled close
together, as if the victims had sought
protection from one another from the
advancing fines. Two bodies we're
found 10 the rear part OF the building,
burned into an unacceptable mass,
but the majority were found beneath
where the dormitory was situated
They seemed 10 have sought shelter 10
this room TOO late to recognize that II
was impossible to escape from il. The
flames beneath, eating away the sup
ports, let down the floor into the
seething vortex of FIRE aud smoke. The
building and It's conten ts were valued
at s65, 900 TO s55, 900; insurance $685.
600.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-01-09
General Langu0r.

Among the list of distinguished mil.
ltary heroes the names Of Genera
Languor of Debility do not appear
Yet, it is a well authenticated fact
that there are times when the pulse
Iies low in the bosom and beats feebly
in the arteries. The spirit of the TO-
dividual is sleepy, and the whole ten.
deDcy Of the body is toward rest and
decay. At such times aud during
such seasons, the system needs toning
up by the use Of some good aud pure
tonic which will restore the organs to
the wouted state. Such tonic l.
found in PERUSA, which is scknowl-
edged by all to be the very thing "
put these famous generals TO rout,
and TO ultimately conquer them. Read
The following tesLlm onial, which
shows 10 what estimation PgRUSA 10
held, and then send for the book en-
.illed the "Ills Of Life"
Coat CENTRE, Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-01-09
"MreYrY INTERESTING READING"

"MIGHTY INTERESTING READING"
From the lst January, 1884, 10 the
ist January, 1885, we are 10 have an
interesting succession OF string events
of which every one will wish to hear.
Two military campaigns are at present
iu rrogress-lhat of Ell Mahdi in the
Soudan and of The French in Toquin-
both Of which are approaching the crl'
ucal point. The next session Of Par
lament is 10 be mardcs. according 10
the announc ed purpose of Mr.. Parnell,
by bitter struggle Of the Irish nation
allsts 10 compel their English and
Scotch colleagues to concede 10 Ireland
some measures OF home.rule. 10 de-
fault of this, Mr.. ParDell promises TO
employ bis following to 90 obstruce the
transaction of parliamentary business
as 10 render the presence Of Irish mem-
beers al S.. Stephens inlolerable. This
programme insures succession OF ex-
citing scenes in Pa rllament. The men
reform bill, which Mr.. Gladstone pro-
poses to carry during the session oil
1884, will also doubtless excite general
interest in the United States, as well
as throughout the Bridsh empire.
Vastly more interesting 10 American
readers will be the discussion TO take
place at Washington within the mex
few months over our own reform bill.
The republican members of the present.
Congress are opposed 10 tariff reiorG.
The democrats, it is said, are divided,
The majority Of them fayoring. the min-
ority opposing it. Which will get the
upper hands viii the high'tariff DEM
scrals cooperate with the republicans
to maintain The present absurd law ?
Or will the democrats act together, and
send reform tariff bill TO the Senate.
which he Senate will decline TO pass Z
Every step of The struggle in the Capt.
tol at Washington will be watched
with lively concern all over the country
and b, the lime Congress a5journs the
public mind will be ripe for the opeu'
Ing of the presidential campaign which
it Is safe 10 say, will exceed IN warmth
any of its predecessors since 1860. Tue
meeting of the Maryland Legislature at
Annapolis on the I'd Of January and
the reassemb bling Of the Baltimore city
council later in the same month, will
prove also events of engrossing Inter-
eat. But supposing the existence OF a
citizen concerned abont none OF these
things. still he will need to read THE
SUN for news of the thousand aud one
other events OF interest that go so Tar
TO make up the current history OF The
world. The period is one OF rapid
movement, AID tile citizen WHO does
not take paper is sure 10 be left be-
hind. If a man ever means 10 su6scrIb
for a paper, now is The time, before The
actors on the worlds stage during The
wear 1884 have taken their places and
begun 10 play paris. When ii becomes
question of securing re liable news
paper, which will contain all the
news. succincil, expressed and fairly
reported, the proper course to pursue
is plain take The 5 UN.