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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-11

BooK AND Jon PRINTING neatly executed al tbs
Dispatch Job-Printing House.
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0id newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred at the Dispatch counter,
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PLAIN CARDS choice at 1oc.: others &c. snA
two for Sc. at T.. LrwIs's. 9f3 Main street,
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The CHOICE Of all my fRrSeyp CHRISTMAS.
earns lSc. T.. LEWIS, gl2 Main street,
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AIBrxs at Isc. at L. LEwIs's; also for 50
and 4oc.
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xsssile and Ansens's nsssassaoe
open after the Mozart Thursday night.
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RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
ANNUAL MEETING YESTERDAY.

Report OF President Bufcrd - Condition or
the Road - Rscommsndatieas Yrsm ON
eIaIs.
The stockholders Of the Richmond and
Danyillc Railroad Company met at the COM
pany's office In annual session at t2 o'clock
yesterday.
On motion OF Colonel A. 8, Buford, Mr..
A. Y. Stokes was called TO the chair and
Mr.. Brooke acted as secretary. Thirty
seven thousand and forty.thrpc shares, out
OF the total OF $4,000, were represented.
Mr.. W. G. Oakman offered resolution
appointing twelve instead Of eight gentle
men, who. with the president, shall consti-
tute the Board OF Directors for the next
year.
Colonel A. s. Buford was unanimously
elected president, and the following gen.
tlemen were elected members of the Board
Of Directors: q. F. Baker. C. S. Brice,
Joseph Bryan. W. p. Clyde. II. G.. Fahne-
stock. John II. Truman, John McAnerney
j. G. Moore. w. G.. Oakman, II. b. Plant,
George /. seney. and George 5. Scott.
THE PRESIDENTS REPORT.
The President submitted his annual re-
port. which. upon motion, was received
and filed. The report is az follows:
To the Stockholders Of the Richmond and
DdnUiHe railroad Company.
Gentlemen,-Th following report OF the
condition and operations Of the company
for the year ending September 30, 1884, Is
respectfully submitted:
BEvLSUrs.
The entire earnings OF the several lines were rs
follows:
Richmond and Danvilie and Pied
R,hmond. York-Ryer and Cles-
apeake ailroad................. 239,727 0s
North Carolina railro1d,.......... s66,62J 81
Northwestern North Carolina
railrOad. d.......................... 7O,S2G "a
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
rnilway...s...,............. l,O42,t3l w
a3,s00,3sl AZ
ExPESsEs OF MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION.
r. & ID. and T. .R.bs..s761,74s 81
R"f ;k;& CIR. R''.' ~ ll5,6Si sSJ al al
!. Nosax1 c'AIrLnek.w Il " 1895 1896 e e
Net earnings for the yesr.....s1,597,s4O 61
Received from interest on invest
ments, not including $40 ,0s9.0S
received from Interest on North
western North Carolina railroad
bonds held by this company. ls,5l7 %
Total net revenue for the year. 81 l,6l7,357 10
Total interest on
funded and float
ing debt Of the
R.& ID. X. X.
Co.. and rentals
OF leased lines
for the year.. sl,47s,5s0 IA
fosds............. 1897 76
Interest paid ON
bonds OF n. W.
ontstandihg..... $50 90
-E sl,4sO,907 90
-
Balance net revenue over all
charges. .................. l3b,43B sU
Increase over last year........ 2S.Ss3 81
The earning from general freights
were S2Ol l,T0e ~
The earnings from pasSengers...... 955,ls3 60
The earnings from express freights 1896 80
maiIs............... 162,6si SO
,.......................... 94,7s6 70
s3.s00.3sl as
As compared with the previous
year. earnings from general
ire ights have edecreased...........S 79,421 90
EaInugs from other service, in
Guiding passengers, express,
freights, tniied states mails,
increased. INSTRUMENTATION. 74.O11 90
Decrease In gross earnings. IS 5.410 06
ration have decreased. 1912 s5
last ear........'.............s lO.9O2 70
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

Morton, Donnan Il Co.'s number is 216,
not 2G7, as published by mistake.
J. W. CREWS, Manager.
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ZeteIle and AntOnt'x Restaurant
open after the Mozart Thursday night.
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EOURQUREAN, PRICE,

EOURQUREAN, PRICE,
TEMPLE co.,
42s EAST BROAD STREET
We cGcr few timely HATS to the Christnas
buyer:
JAPANESE TRAYS, PIN-CUsHlONS, DRESS
ING-CASES, GLOVE and llANDkER-
CHIEF-BONES, FEATHER FANS GRIP
BAGS, PORTE-MONNAlEs. PLUSH EN-
BROIDERED CLoAKS, novelty in LIQUOR
SITS.
POCKET BOOKS, a superb assortment, 25c' to
HAND-sATCHELs, SOC. to IS, Offering best
values.
HANDKERCUIEFs.
EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHiEFs,
25c. 70 90;
PLAIN HEMsTlTCHED HANDkERCHIEFS,
l2tc. 10 sl.5O;
CDIORFD-BORDERED FANCY HANnKER-
CHIEFS Ia endless variety Of cot and color
ing.
REAL LACES.
COLLARS, CoILARETTES and HAND
KTRCHIEFS, we are Offering at fabulously
low figures. We bespeak the attention Of all
Intelligent and fastidious buyers.
Many rare bargains can be found in real handsome
SPANISH and EsCUHIAL LACE SCARFs
and FICHUES.
for RECEPTIONS. THEATRE, CHURCH, or
EVENING UsL, 25e. 10 si5 apiece.
TABLE AND PIkNO-COVERS.
OF these goods. In JUTE and FANCY EMBROID-
ERID. large consignment has been put into
our hands. To avoid sending any back, rarest
values ma be had. Cost sl25 To $50.
something suitable for a hoIiday-glfi.
GLOVES.
JERSEY. BERLIN. KID. DE SUEDE. CASTOR,
CAPE, LAMB-SKIN, fUR-LINED, IN all
grades and price;
CENTEAiERI, DELORME, JOUNIN, and other
STANDARD grades Of KID GLOVES.
The CENTEMERI GLOVE, In all grades, Il
strictly confined 10 Us. Like all other superior
arueies, the rerv name l. closely initiated by irre
sponsible dealers. The only GENUINE GLOVES
btar tie full name Of
p. CENTEMEII & Gle, MTLANO.
WRAPPISGS
ef all kinds must move Oh now. PLUSH EM-
BossED VELVET, OTTOMAN, EMBROID-
ERED CLOTH, and other varieties offered
at cod for many, and a, great reductions for
all.
CARBoLIC MoUTH-wAsH.
PEARS SOAP.
lde 7-1wl
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rf5- FRENCH BRANDY.--Diree im-
portaiion Of JAMES HENNEssEy and DUBOIS
FREREs BKANDy,iB wosd and glass. FOR sale
by OSCAR CRANE 4 co.
yintages 1877 20 1884. de G-sa,Tu&Thl0t
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Liquors and Groceries very cheap at
JoHN N. Hi00INs's,
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SMOKE TRixY CIGARS.
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PERxONA Az.

Having qualified as adminis-
~ traitor OF the ESTATE OF WILLIAM y.
BURWEI l., deceased. all persous having claims
against the saIae are requested 90 present them
70 The undersigned; aud all parties Indebted
thereto will plea sc make payment without delay.
CHARLES s. SrRlNGtELLUW,
Administrators. &C.
DECEMBER 10, 1854. de l1-2s
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TIT A Xxx KEE ZEE
4 4 = s !. l.. l.
Nm 90 90 TTTTH II HREH RRR
1871 Il s $s3$# { #"#Es IT, ##EEs,E f +
lde ll-lt.

MARTIN KALBFLEISCH's SONS,
So Fulton street, New York.
Established 1929.
For sale by all leading grocers- de l1-eOdlm
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REAL LACES.

DUCHESS LACEs I'm JILETs, TORsARDEs,
COLLARS, CoILARETTEs. and HAND
KERCHIEFS, we are Offering at fabulously
low figures We bespeak the attention Of all
Intelligent and fastidious buyers.
Many rare bargains can be found in real handsome
SPANISH and EsCUEIAL LACE sCARFs
and FIC1iUES.
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SPECIAL T URCHAsE
II 4 e. I. Fl Fl 6: F { :;

Is the great wonder OF tho age. Tens OF thousands
LADIES INDIA-SILK HAND-STlrCHED HA
GENTLKMEN's INDIA-sILk HAND-sTIrCH
tunes that; HANDKERCHIEFs at &C., 3c.,
WE HAVE MADE 1T POINT TO BE OF ~
LIEVE WE HAV
Extraordinary large purchases In FANCY
sATCHELs. JEwFLRY, FURs, FANS, NONE
IN FACT,
In orr DRY. GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
an scoount Of the THOUSANDS OF HOLIDAY
on the upper floors.
FOUR EXTRA PoRTERs have been added 10
thei iectnt inconvenience encountered in The send
deIl.lt COHEN BROTHERS, Cor
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Net earnings for the eyesr.......s1,597,s40 81
Received from interest on invest
ments, not including $40 ,0S9.0S
received from interest on North
western North Carolina railroad
bonds held by this company. 1897 90
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42e EAST BROAD STREET.

EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS,
2bc. tos6;
PLAIN HFMsTITCHED HANDkERCHIEFS,
l2tc 10 sl.50;
IDLORED-BORDERED FANCY HANnKER-
CHIEFS In endless variety Of cot and color
ing.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-07
POLITICS VS.. EDUCATION.

EDS. RECORD UNION By communication
some trouble is anticipated in the Board of
Education. To say the least, such state of
affairs is unfortunate, not only for the repu-
tation of the Board but for the welfare of the
rect conclusion, namely, that this is an issue
between certain members of the Board and
a certain number of politicians. (See Messrs
Slater and Stevens reasons in attempting to
deprive the Board of quorum, etc. The
former wishing to keep political influence out.
side the Board Of Z Question, and the latter
insisting to direct the affairs of the Board.
My sympathy is with the members who have
taken the stand to ignore politics or political
influence in school matters. It seems to me
that {. II. Stevens (not G. A. Stevens, as
printed in this mornings issue,) should have
known when he moved his residence from the
First Supervisor District to the Third Super
visor District, that he was not entitled to
represent the First District.
Section 1896 of the Political Code reads, in
regard to certain events which create va
csncy: 1.-The ceasing to be an inhabitant of
the State, or, if the Office be local, of the
district county, city or township for which
he hiss been chosen or appointed" etc. And
the city laws define that the Board of Edu-
cation shall be composed of two members
from the First Supervisor District ETC.
understand that the claim will be made
that Mr.. Burners appointment expired on
the 1st of January, 1854, and that as soon as
his successor is appointed by the new Board
he will be COMPELLED to retire. The nelc Board
nag find trouble in electiag his successor, for
certainly gentleman so well known in 80
cisl, fraternsl and commercial circles as E1r.
Stevens cannot consistently act in Mr.. Bru-
ners case, as his own standing as a legal
member of the Board is questioned.
PRIMA VISTA.
Sacramento, January 5. 1884.
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BORN.
Near Gait, January 3-wife of S. Kreeger, son.
DIED,

DIED,
Sacramento, January Gilbert ]. Stroupe, native
of Ohio, 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms Of J. Frank Clark, this
afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, January 5-John D Bewles Gather Of
Mrs Peter Turner and Mrs. Nora Brown, native
OF New Hampshire, IS years. New Hampshire
and South Boston papers please copy
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence Thirteenth street, between 1
and J, this afternoon at o'c.cck.l
Sacramento, January 6-John B., youngest son Of
Maria and Aaron Hickey, a native of Nevada,
year, month and "a DAYS.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take pl ce from
the residence of his parents, l street, between
Twenty-fiith and Twenty-sixth, at $50 o'clock =
Near Walsh's Station, December &c Georgia Ena
Bell, year and days.
Winters Yolo county, January 4 Andrew Marshall
IS wears.
Mortality Report,
For two weeks ending January l, 1851, made by
VIM. Laufkotter, Superintendent OF the City Gem
etery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
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Read the announcement in our advertise.
ment of this issue.
Try our Garden City kid gloves Warranted
ki1). some with the new patent hook, and in
all shades.
Rainy weather supplies-rubber, gosssmer
and oilskin clothing, rubber boots, umbrellas,
etc, at lowest prices.
Ladies', gents and childran's fine shoes, in
all widths and sizes, a specially.
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q EEU RRpN 4 HRO

UTHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS;
w Having purchased the City Market on }
street. between Front and SecoEd, from 7; HerEog,
we zball eudeavor to keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special Inducements
to the trade, snd being connected with the slaugh
ter.house by telephone, we prepared 70 take or
70 orders from the country. Live stock bought at
he riyhest Market Prices. jyl0-lm
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F. NJ. COPELAND, of Lodi, having pur-
chased of Mr.. Jerry Payne the Ideal Saloon,
No. sos street, wishes to inform his friends
and the public that he will have grand
opening this Monday evening, January 9TH.
He will spare no pains TO make every one
happy.
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The finest Bourbon whisky in the market
is Simmond's Nabob. Don't forget to ask your
druggist and grocer for it. Recommended by
the best physicians everywhere. For medi-
cal aad family use nothing to equal it.
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Auctions

To-day, D. J. Simmons, auctioneer-Arnold prop
erty.
Bell & Co, Wednesday-F Furniture, ETC., clearance.
Easton Eldridge-Tu Tuesday, January Sth, San
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HoLTON's MaRKET.

lO2S II street, near Eleventh. sacrahehsV'
4 PPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS, LINES, DATES,
n Cocoanuts, Figs, CitrOn, Currants, Raisins,
Cranberries ard Cider. Also, Nuts, Candies and
full line of Vegetables, Fish and Canned Goods,
which shall sell cheap for cash. Goods delivered
free of charge Tds.lmlC HOLTON, Proprietor.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

TIME STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING
I OF Cave Valley Gravel Mining Company vii
be held at the office OF J c. TUBS. corner Sixth
and | Streets on MONDAY January 18th, at !
P NJ, for the purpose of eleciug Directors for the
ensuing year, aud such other business as Gsy come
before the stockholders. By order Of
THE PRESIDENT
NELs0SWILceS, Secretary. ja4-td
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-" Uncle Toms Cabin to-
night.
Uniformed Degree, X. Of P.-To-night.
Attention, ESempts-Meet tonight.
X. L. Of H.-To-night.
FoTesters' masquerade-January 18th
Sacramento Uniformed Degree, l. o. O. F-To-
night.
Lost-A bay mare
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

n STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES II
YOU are so unfortunate as to require then.
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order, safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that can.
not treat 10 a successful issue.
LADlES-I am always ready 30 assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. | am now able to treat you with the
certainty Of success. No peculiar TO your dell
cate organism Is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10 any
offered heretofore, aud VIII be wsrrzl;e to have the
desired eject in sll cases
Those OF the public who need uIy services cAg. ds-
peno upon gentlemanly, honorable And scientific
treatment st reasonable rates
! address particularly those who have been In,
iured by youthful ndsIetions. and those WIG
hsve contracted loCal diseases.
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult
by letter. detailing the symptoms q the disease or
trouble, and receive medicine by express with full
instructions. All letters must BE- directed TO J. II.
JoSSELYE, y. D., 22e Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warranted In all cases, or no pay required.
lsltious, personally by letter. gratis SEND
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients 8!
my Infrmary (when desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 226 Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-FrOm 2 A. 4. to Pm
sly Diploma hangs In my erIce.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology ind MarTiaSe
For sale by sll neSsdealers.
ie2s-isti = ~. JOSSEIVN. NJ %.
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FoR health, strength and vigor drink Dam.
lana Bitters.
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THE sale of an article is the criterion of its
merits Damisna Bitters have large sales.
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DAHIASA Bitters make the old young and
the weak strong and healthy.
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FoB good appetite drink DamisDs Bit
terra
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A CARD.

EDS. RECORD . MON notice in to-day s
issue of your journal a communication deal.
ing With the affairs of the Board of Education
and signed Burtis." As there is but one
other gentleman of that name in this city,
and having been charged with being the
sIthor of the same, l desire to state that
have no knowledge, or desire for such, of the
business of laid Board, and trust you will
permit me to announce through your columns
by publishing this That said communication
did not emanate from me, or i. would have
been signed in full by yours, respectfully,
w n n
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a POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia drink Dsmi-
ana Bitters.
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ja1-Sptf
Halls Pulmonary BaIsam

TENHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
i Colds, As hua Bronchitis, influenza, Group,
Iueipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by 81 Druggists for so cents.
}. y. Gates q TO, PropTistors, Az Sansome
street, San Francisco. n94p3m&w3m
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You will not have sour stomach L you
drink Damians Bi,ters
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TIE at:1Iexicsn remedy, Damiana Bit
.ers.
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. NAME. AGE. NATIVITY.

nterment the following
James Galloway, 40 years, 2 months and IL days
Pennsylvania.
Sophia Leonard, So years, months and 10 days
Massachusetts,.
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Sacramento, January 5, 1884.

The innocence of the above correspondent,
as to the authorship of the communication re-
ferred to, is vouched for.-EDs
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DAsfIASA Bittsrs regulate the stomach and
Is the best tonic.
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RAnBoAD HosPITAL.-Dr. a. B. Nixon.
Superintendent of the Railroad Hospital in
this city, reports SIS follows for the month
ending December 81, 1888: Present in hos
pitsl December lst 80 admitted during the
month. Is; discharged 6S; died, + remain
ing in hospital month ending December, is !;
private house and Office patients treated, 2S7 ;
total 3d.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-23

clever tricks, notably marked cards. lie says
of fraved edges: at is so finely done that the
marty using such cards WEAR gloves all the
lime. except when playing, 50 that his touch
will be preieruaiurally acute, having carus
trimmed rarely perceptible on one side OF one
end. ,;u-
But to end this article, with the description
Of trick played on one Of our prominent com
ediaus. Afler a performance, being IN the
eonnary Of some friends, the question oil hel-
lens skill with cards was discussed. Being
rather on adept himself, he called Tor eAFds
and showed his skill, making ii cost several
III, pagtv sune wine. Determined {" sci
even. iGe next evening they introduced {" hts
n.,iie, tJir Quiet gentleman 1t the evening be
fsr, with tie remark that he was quite az
r,,,er, Cards were called for, and the actor,
sfi-r cutting anil shutting them, passed them
rather ,lisdainiully to the quiet expert. The
modest man insisted that the actor count the
cards face up, which was done. The per-
former now took them rather clumsily and
| sbuffled them, then laid them in the center Of
the table. "Now, Mt. Actor, said he, Il dc
moi know that l shall succeed every time; but
/ will bet the wine that can make you cut al
ozone" said Mr.. Actor, and he cut. 1t was
an ace. Look here, said Mr.. Actor; u
bet the supper you cannot make the do thai
again.
"Ail right" said the quiet party; "but yoI
must let me shuttle" He shufied rather olum-
sfly in the center of tie table. The actor eu
again. Another ace.
| an 20 you an extra wine you can't do i
again" said the actor, holly. The modest mai
simply nodded, shufied as before, the aetOi
cut again-aDother ace.
Studying for a moment the actor remarked
81 have all the wine and supper to pay for
and now if you will show me how tue trick il
done will pay for all the cigars the party
smoke tonight" Certainly" said the mod
est man. Look at the cards." He looked
] There were ifty-two aces. The modest mai
| had pack for tue waiter to bring, which wa
| ali right, but his aces had the same backs
and he simply changed packs while pretend
ing to be clumsy. Probable some one was no
angry.-Erchngs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-23

Fancy Prints, Twenty-Five New, Styles,
Printed Satteeus, PompadOurs, Plaids,
Ginchams, Victoria Lawns Satin Stripes.
Fancy Striped Grenadines,
White SILK japanese. Twills Sercus
Poplins, Satin and MORE,
Black and Colorcd Velvets,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-23
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Benz. Il. AUsTIS.

The former opinion OF the Court was based
on the fact that the deed taken in $50 was an
acknowledgement Of title in other parties.
But as it was pot an acknowledgement Of the
title Of plaintiff ancestor, ard may be cOusid-
cred an exclusion Of such title, and especially
as from the nominal consideration expressed,
TWO dollars, it may well be considered quit
claim, and to make more certain the right IN
der which Kuheleloa had been holding by the
Kanoia or verbal bequest Of Alapai, sign the
foregoing opinion.
LAWRENCE MCCULLI.
Honolulu, April 18th. 1854.