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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11


LEauLA-rzz AszEzaLr CaAzsEa. June ~.
To EuH- GsDFHzr EaunEa.
fr--1fa'f ~ Pc E-Jr-irrf-- f.ze.6fy--
fsGr CCumfra=- Currency iur- had ua,i.r
runsuisrar1u, ne several BEIs --f-r--i >, sb-n
Ftz- 81 nfr1dlr-d 5g he Minister Il Fiuazc-
b amend S-s-un q an Act agursy-,i rs5il s.v II
Azglst H-,sL sneri-,i ~ ~ b. ur-5vafa syr
lHfuual -uInngs- EEE nr--l,trIr-,i sv IA. n
li.tsr u nance . amend Serflun ) u an A-t ;,
r.iIuiHi. Hls LsIrr-ElrF Igpr1Tssi Sssrt o. rs-E a
81 iEr-1stur=i b Egn- Z 5r-5E1 ~ amend sec
snn u lhn,nar a. q ne Laws u rg-E. --l1rFug =,
tnrr-urT- a Bill utrui1-s.s b. Esu : n U,Sia
an Set o. hsEIiats ne Cur-sur--allf F-ts-iT-,,
Frssau1si b. Esn. J E.r-aasiz5u F-,r, ~. 49,
uesz men tsn rs-itisnfs u m EtwliIan L.ial,is
RrlEalE taas AaiHrlcHn li,iid Cum be made he
stiihrt All i=gai lander FIR paTuent 4 al trtt.
= lla A-lil'i1u t11 thHt EHEHiiHn 1nf l-l.ri-sr,
= ~ sul1s D. limited iegHl tender % ~.
us1ilarz
fgG- Counties have aar--.,f auuu --r,guu.,s.-
NJ p llH AsaensiT IA ACT regulate he C7r--urv
Eticn -isE have .raFa up and herewith sqb.uf+
ms ~ PRIMES FIR making the r1ti -,5fls Il
inH Lu1ra--i -tr1ss Z Standard u vnlur-. and 4
srti trltier u payment u debts ~ al lnrryuur4
FER mnE1ng 6aEailtl silver cuins and CBf--,i
eiraa silver c,lIzH ieEll lender % rln an1guut II
Ten 1iiiiir2 For nlIlug al grisr zsll and silver
e.a1s rsrssE1sia at ne rr.Eaury az their buliirn
1azaslf 81 raHir runr1nui rrlle. The Al zfzs,
m Minister II fiuHnrr n H. fs---r-ti,-u' ~
fallrrly Whenever rz-rssltF FIR sI.1 1-fa,u -fal
4rae-1l ezEhlilgs The silver e-1in. rthrh NV -
= tlE tr-aHuET-tlr guii cutnH. The At r.
Elires the Minister Il nance - ar-iianr- =.
Ellsn slFer csius, tlr the 1urur-sut silver -il,.
nv ~ IA la1rz u the ueupir. az thn annsiiaI
Hl-lH = earh rsspscriTeiT-auI % an gnr- -hHr
sIcn 1Hi-'IrTslr .slng shall BE- rspiaCra n he
AriiIrT y zrid ei1inH. ElHt sle EXPENSE II KIM.
-rInaarfinn sna.l ls borne b tbs Treasury and
lliil u - y ls--relI-lnE b .iliuags and ne
A-r Il Ri --iItlnG Currency D. rsu.El.,t
lhr -nsf-r u -1n EtiI -uiimil-.si s- usu- C,5ru-
llltfse-it n 1eiisvesi- vii eve o. ne knty;s,ri
srt1rilirt or nensurs Il vaiIes. whirn vi :. A.
eurale- sreslt.T AMI eluFsuzu1 1lg AZ m. .z,T.
lsnE u 11rnrt. wtrh tls .r11ttrf u 1.e bv -slDss
1llisflnr- Flra E-lluI TE have he rsHter uar- n
11r eunllnef-iai dsalIrgs. That Il VII pur-fp 1u-
iAllaaHF 91rEuia1nu fruu tie GarrzrfaseG ssrr-iuu
atEsr esina. ~h1Gn arr 1uE IN ne. and uhi-h
lfr1Er - have been flrs ITlu a.. 81 her through
n eritiaary chnnnEis 1f trade cr rhruuxt h.inIJ
alln1Eied IN Lhat u VII grva u a ru---urT
Ttitn VI A11r1 n, 8 suuuG basis. tr sils bgivf-y
and selling u E-rna1Igs az nuru1nI - Il,.i,rFr.
nv -auharz-z r1H Ehsss rlnE- # business tr7n.ac
tium.
Your CgmmIrtss Therefore serf.rrrt the .-,-.-,
panTi1g Ar % hegIAte tie Currency r--rmul-u1t-
M - 1tis=aEs AZ su1-cIrl-s fsr tan EillH --f-sl
- - tnefl- Fh-rif hti nlCsrzsr WIN the P-fltpu
-tasg rscrHmmgnn u BE- hhi On ne T4bi.
Al. q Eh1uh Is rs-pseffaiIy suhuir-.-s
Z hrrr snr-H
EHxHN EauEE
FErL NErrAsT
A1tcruEg General
FEu. N E1PrTt
Minister u FinHnrr
SAM g WurEn
s1HH hEEH4I1suH-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

Tzz Mass Msesi1S last STURDY night
requires T-ry little comment AZ our hands
Il vas the EXPRESSION q the feeling OF
every section q or community Mechanics
and merchants. professional uen and
ha1d=urkHrs united II one cgr1mur cor
6emnIziou II The proposed hank charter
and Of paper urnsy The gentlsnsn who
have connected themselves with the bark
scheme should have been present 20 have
heard the snEnuzl1SCz with which speakers
against Il. and Against mCncpoly were ~
cisTe,i Sculs 4 the plalnest talk We have
ever heard n TINS cry vas uttered on the
OCCASION The speakers showed themselves
70 be men. and the audience showed by IL
Ippianse that true men WIS what Il az
prscilted and WIS determined 70 endorse
A. long Is such sentiments are supported
b. such i body Of men AZ net together
last Sarur,tly night there need BE- no fear
Of monopoly The men who net together
AZ the Lycs1n % not intend 70 stand Il.
They are g1let. AZ their demsanCr showed
they are law aiming bUr,-thsy ars firm
and s5rurg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

Referring % the Above Se. infsrn the easi-ess
public tha- Ne prepared . make Leans Discount
Approved Notes and Purchase Exchange A. the best
lurr-ut Rates. Our 4-rss-vacnts for SeIliu- Ky
change the principal points IN the United State.
suruPc. China japan aud Australia arr bsius made
aud weeu perfected due notice giI he gtvcn We
snail also Be prepared 70 receive Deposits ou cpsn ac
cea1t. MAXI Col srtcn.. Aat eondact GsnsraI sank
m, and ESchiage Business. SPRECKELS 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

II : rznrred thIs the American Minis
ser here assumes thst the payment e Gus
tcr-s duties II silver Is a viclatlcr OF the
sriris q tie Reciprocity Treaty s-d thst
b has addressed the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs On the s-hiect. asking that collec-
tlun q dutles II gold BE- enforced L =
said that the Min1sssr Ct FcrsiSn AEai-s
cunce'3es the point and has PROMISED 70
eutcrcs gold payment N soon Is the Leg
stature shall have acted On the currency
l,-es1lCr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
kamehamsha Day a kaplelanl Park.

rAs Racss On KaGsAAnsAa Day ware veil a.
ssaaea ard Sechaed sseesss. uAscA Is saainly 10
ee ssssisased p tas srrsngsusaa q Ne sycrss ~
he ssgerssr u,a.sgeGsnt q ~ Hawaiian JccSsy
Cab Wis Asa TIE AVS vo-ts IN sAsrEs. NJ
usasheS vas ans and - srvsd ZssAszca bad tAs
weSsA & sAsiS EsNzsy. Fs1 y ~ seri3srts -
cared add no r0vs an rspo-ssd. We have rasv
rceg SCR he fcilO1as e-isf ahssrars q tes races
ks,tlR-f Gun. Sl2-Rrn,inr Race. wr- ~
J. A CErszsi1s's Daisy.
kcSsla Cab CarA-Susspstakss u 40 Wcu
~ {. A Ballsys Gen. HAncock
QeeeaS PC-seS-rrcstinr Racs Frvs 4, Al
Voc b Capt. Cla>ey's ice nake-
keetrrectty F1.se. ff5os-Wcn brH L A-.,esNs
Idle Boz N tkres st-sisht ksatS
LneS2,akstnanR Plate. Sico-Rru,i-s r,e-
s-ile dsSh- woa hy c. Locss' P,soi MOI
kAhckl Guy and 80 al3lsea-Three cnarts- p,sls
3sSA. Won ~ J. CsnpeenS o. II
GCsSsss's Plate. SlQCRnarsrr Race-Aslf u,ils
Slsh ler all ysar otds, Ncz ~ fhcS Mn-pAy1s
Ccl1nihfns.
AHs4ssar Pists. $so-uils d.,A. pssi.e AID t-y,-
ssleg - gaccn- Ven b. h J. AxneWs Mard
hrnzs-S Piatss Sf5ol-Rzrninx Rars. srrile dash
Noe ~ Il Cro1Eelis WahsrfcrsN
CASH NCeP and SSNsca BY Miirs B-vs' No
KllnsSS=,e6s Plate. SEo-Ruuninx rar-u-i,s
esass-esst > IN S-Wca ky J. A. C1uunrrSs'
Sanford Colt. II ssO strairht keass
EIrrssS Pats. Sl5o-Trctrirg r,ce-wca BY. u.
Hoi,0Esy's Dickson
Ths Foot rses-soO yards wen by willie Hing.
firss, - seconds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

Tx CN-rED SrArEs z-s II somewhat he
sane preChcgnsrt a the HaEz-ian Islands.
with s1psrzhuri7rce q silver CON and
paper money, and rs gold leaving for
countries Eheeh ara Wiling TO pay fer IT.
We ind the t1llo=lng II cre q cur lats
s1cha1ges
~rh=r= - che Tiaak u ne piatsurul IdDrbed 5g
ne CEca- Ssz TCrx SCsse. CUGvgn-lu1- thAs ne
Na-cnal CcnT-utlgn II Chicago scuiG 90 veil b
sut1G 5g- Let he Republican Edrrv there declare
~ Ic1=r=ncr 70 \ sound financial rCiltT Unich
4irtaaea me tsunsiase SUSPENSION gf the ellna--e
cf ne stlara-e slr~r dollar ne rstr=nleus gf the
srdIts dria-. a1d ne ndeE-nis ail1s-n1snt u the
-zr--rry % ne sillgie sta1tari CT g,ic.
That = plan talk and the talk We want
here. Nc half wy measures OF We Ire
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

FsCM January 1St 70 June lst. tSS& ffty
vessels saile'i frca this p,1rt. carrying 81
yars 20 San FrancIScu. From January
lSt - June ist. 1884. cnly twenty three
vessels sallei On ths sane service. 4 fall
1g o6 Of more than hfty per cent Tbs
= ere Ct the rssul,s Cf the present. ncnep-
olE We are - be asked the modest sun
q SS6.eD a. q Subsidy 70 keep tins thing
gong Verify ths nslzrds have made a
bad sEap. the P1cIic Nal CO. never a.
fecrsd he suing trade and Gld Cur work
az che quarter tia cost u Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
BANKING NOTICE

rhs Undersigned have formed Co-Pa-tzership
11ter TIE an name q SpreckeIs 4 Co., fer
ne purpose u CARRYING General Banking art BY
change Business a. Hcnc11 act such cghsr PLACES IN
tie li1Nzill1 An stcG nsy Be dseaed stvisaeic-
t>igucd1 CLAUS >PRSCkEL>,
wM. q. IRWIN.
= = Low.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

- - ~
NsssEs. L. HArNrzLH L Co. HSSsLrrr,
psAR >r1ss-i hereby beg - sssdsr ny sinssrs
thanks tcr the immediate liberal settlement Ct the hs
sustained hrcugh the Distraction ~ s-e o. NY place
q BUSINESS n AohAa during the Righs % the isth
o consider u ny duty % recrnzirad the Irsu-ance
CcuRa1y icr which yea tie Agents - al pa-tic,
t-sreas q qrctectins thsf- property ~ ieszra1cr
| an, pcar Sis Respectfully lcu-s.
- IN (>iSnedl GEO. SANDERNAN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

herens defects q construction but sEen
this ccnsurrzticn cannot BE reached bot
through Measurable rum and distress
. the whole community.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
"a H0P0,H NJ, Z I ~, Ny 80 lsl
Atiesis Justice q he suprrn. courr.
nESHI Ssrru, Dspasy cicFk. iuii


- w III VI HAa
- uaiian Islands. In Prcoatc IN ne matter 81
nc Estate 81 fAJoA. (chl % Canton. China, dc.
ceased. interstate ueforc NJ. iasticc Austin.
On reading and dlih< the petition q raa r.si avn
epther - ne said deceased alleging that aid ranaa
- Santos. Shina. died tniesiaie a aid oantna On
premises On Hotel street. uononu, aud praynr mai
letters q Adinistrttcn issuc 20 Ia Wong consin 81
said deceased uPcn dns hearing. and that ncanuhiis
temporary letters d rehabilitation issue 10 aid CO
WonE,
I, : eriervd that THURSDAY, the ism a,y Of
June, ID. isSt ~ 70 oclcck a NJ. ~ and hereby
appointed fer hearing aid petition before iho aid
Justice, In tac Court hoon q thi Ccur uuaafnlu
a. which time and place Al persons concerned nav an
pear and show cause. n any they have vhy the srrr
shcld not DC granted and that this order he pahishe
n ne knElish language tor thrcs successive weeks IN
The HAwAuAS GAsxrrs. newspaper printed IN ucnc-
lula.
u hereby further ordered that temporary letter. q
Administration is.as prayed fcr npcn The aiinx ~
an approved hcrd q $50
Dated Honciaiu. n. l.. Nay 18Th A. d. isl
Aftrst uENl a AUSTIN
uENNr Snfru Justice 81 Snurcfne C,urt
ncuufv Clara fnIf 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

NJ J. Wia51tInzz Jr-, Of the ARA II Wiui.sa.su
flzlm Apla - saa Francesca On the Zs.sirsf.. -
IL .th llAl- Mr. Wiztfnz1n Esp1gfa fhas a.. IA
1ziizl blsfk A.s4llfs lad G1ige1 a. Aria ssu.ssr
lAlzz-.- 81 tzs zlth = IxgEh LAT af-sr fogts-fg
days paSzaEs fr1u Ssl Frzn-tara- IA g.a',.l =.
hsr rrtzrz 10 szE KEaneiszo vi eaII al fhis rurf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
The Tourists Retreat,
AZ Hoaaapa, Kau, HswaH.

'NfotnisrB AND OTHERS. IHTEgDINa
- " VI ne toicana, I'll Sax Plrst,clss Are1nI-
- r.saf boftes, A.. AZ THE RETREAT
p sac sisH = I'D n ne sarfsnndiax seene-
y -, -. - -e,1f ~ kslesae, frpm The noute.
- J. VI snrrHfgs pr,,.,...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

maximum q proIinction the snaloSy holds
better with Great Britain than with the
United States
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
speeinl Notirs
A CARD.

FURNISHED RooArS-Ssss ase spsiiy Esr
u-slc9 Rccns ean - had ~ Al early application s.
GHA NJ. q GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK
Notice of Copy-Right

DE 1T REMEMBERED THAT ON
- he fth day % Nay, A. u. 1874, J. M DAT ia of
honclaln, Island q Oahu, H. L., IN accordance with
section % an Act 10 encourage learning In this
htnrdon by securing the copies Of Charts and Books
70 the Authots and Pruprieiors Of such COpiesw ar
proved on the Ist Of December, A. %. fsdf hss a.
posted In this once the title Of his book.
TIE HAWAIIAN GUIDE BOOK
Sontaining brief description o. the Hawaiian L.
lands, their harnors Agricultural resources pianta-
uonss scenery, volcanoes. climate. alton and
commerce, By HENRY u WHITNEY, the tights n
which he claims a. owner and proprietor.
y rEsriNoNr SuERkoF. have herennto set my hand
and caused the Seal q ths Interior De
NAY. A. ID. ISL
tslgnedl CHAS r. GULICK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

he city edition q tie GAZETTE has been delayed
zntl rhcrstly ncrnisS June Isih. IN or,lsr to
siys shcr; abstract Of tie races and to allow th-
employees 10 enjoy the tull koliaay. We hove our
reaGers vii overlook the DELAY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
NOTICE
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ TAR b. viz % order Of sale ts-H.d bv the
Hon A srudnter- Circuit 5udgs 1f the ID Judicial
Ui-Lrict vii -.u bT Public Aacti0n. Gu WEDNE>-
lAt- TIE # dIy Of JllF. tss4. AZ II ociock A. n on
the premises MIkava1 Mai II. Hou.s Lot Hon.
Ec-- TIE Property a 4 JIckscu deceased
81 For further particaars apPIy %
v. P. A. BREWER
lEI o. Adm EsrH-s A z.--l.-4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
Notice of ConH-Rirht.

DE 1T REMEMBERED THAT ON
II the ana day Of Nay, 4. D. ISL J. N. OAr ia u
honeluln. Island % uAha, a. l., In accordance Win
Section o. an Act 10 encourage learning IN tbs
hinCdon By securing ihc Copies % Charts and nooks
70 The Authors and fruprietors % such Copies az
proved On the 9ist o. nrceuhcr A. ID fsst hss a.
posted IN this claee the title OF his Bcok
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK
Ma nuaolelo me na cieio kikrke n,a h olelo here
tania ne u clelc Hawaii, by n ". whitney Hone
lnlu- y y. DAT, in. q Co. Publishers and station
cry isi the rights u which Ne claims a. owner ard
proprietor.
IL rEsrinoNr wHEREor. have hervunto set ny hsud
aud caused the Seal o. the Interior De-
lSca0 paEtment 70 be ahNrd this fth irv o.
nay A. u. ISL
lSiguch CHAS. r QUICK,
flE IN ainfsfrr - T-f.-4.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
eclrrI 46rrrtisunmts,
WANTED |
NOTICE /!

RN \ LADY OF EXPERIENCE.
- situation A. NarSe Who vii al-o Be villln- =
1iiss herself sener1liy useful Apply AZ ii.
W. IL GALETTE OEFTfE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
a been appointed Temporary Administrator % ire
k.tAte q Robert p. kuikahi. atc Of Knkuihaele IA
Charles Hart Circuit Judge Third judicial District
hereby give. notice 70 al persons having clsins
Asainst ne Estate Of Robert p. kulkahf deceased TO
present ne sane d1y auiheuticatr tothe undcrlied
Hithin six months from the date hereof o. they viii -
lortcr barred and al persons indebted to said Esfsfr
ere requested TO make Immediate payment 10 he In.
dersigned. RUFUS A. LYMAN,
Temporary Adui'r. Estate Rnht p Kuikabi
faauhka. Hamakua, Hawaii, Nay =. lisa i0ii IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

SUPREME COURT or THE HA-
- sAiiae ltllndn.-in rrccaie. n ne rssfi-r a.
ffect - the VIII % WONG AuO, ~ Iloroinin A.
-. Nrasf tffctntnc Tine ~ rrehaie uf Wili
~ yifeetaS Paelisatien n notlee q lhs sane
aan,cnt, PuFpcttn< o. ~ thc iasi win and t,.t..
-. % NeeE AaeS drccasel harinr On Ire 11IN Az
- Nay. \ ID, -, hcca presented - s4it rs5t@1,
seuft and PETITION fuF the freoaie thrrunf tnsl ~
Nc issuance ~ Lettrrs tcstamoafnrv 10 W,n fo,s,
having oeca aled ~ W r. Castle =.
y !. asssef cTlessd: thai WEDNESDAY, ,Ac issh
day % Junc A u. ~, al 10 oink q n ~ "a is,
a TIC Court kncn - stld Ccari Al Alioani No., II,
Nonclnlt b, and the same q, hereby spnTnf1i ~,
time y. proving stid WIZ and hearing aid appiics.
pas Asd ecnicst the said WIZ, and ne -rantinr II
letters tcstkmcnttry.
y farther ordrtcd, thai notice thereof D. rrsn hv
F1elcaiou. for three successive wrrks IN ne ukwt.
uAS 0A1xrrr and Ssa Pas newspapers pfintrd md
published IN uunoluln.
Dated Hcncinlu. n, A., Nav 18th fsat
t-AWRENus MccULlY,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

Thhk UNDKBsIGNED HAVING
y G a as.ignses IN ihe Bantrspt Fsiair
-, ~, c.nepe, ~ claims aralnst ~ r-f~f.
-. p yf.aeuted dnlr safh-sti-sses = ~ 1
bsrrsi ~ ", - l,onlhs. ~ faey Win b forever
y al. .snaesfs baynest Ia N Y, ~
i0lg ia '--' e'''' i,H4ts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11
Aaraiiall Gazette.
1sr ~oprs II zzsrs.

WEpNESpAY. JUNE N. Isl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

CUPREME COURT or TIE ff4-
- vallaa iaiaada T. ~ nailrf q ias NsIsla Is
T. ASlN0. hantrppt.
Noiles i AeFssg Slyes inai nssifne ~ tAos-etIis.1
pAo nave pfeysd deeis aEalnsi ~ ala sstlo "a -
tRssai II te o. mess WI y Asld 4 re aags q ~
cisle = iAe supreme teafi n Ncnolaln, IN IuuiIA
DAY, ne feiA asy u Iune, A, n ia oslaesa III
"a a. snd , -. fgT Ne parpcsc u 1lecfln1 ~
,ignees 81 ne aeave namet estate. paEsaaai y ~
SistaIc,
naisi ucasiala. asr "a, A., n isl
eis y ukNRN smith, pepaiy cieik.
SUPRENE COURT or THE IA
- gailan isaads IN fretate. IL the nalis4 a.
~ ksiaie y JASON fHhAN, als q ucnolnla. a.
eeased a chNmeess hciuge coisf tasnse judi
Mr., ARsiSs knlas fsrry, Esesuifis q iAs alii n
Aascn fery, tais - Hcncialn lreca1cl ahsruin NJ
.se, y - allsscd taoar snt eAaFfcs ksfaaif uIfh
~, -siiN nd asks that he sane nay D. fxamlnsl
.nd tf77prei. ana ihal 4 anai aller may 30 asfs n
aisfieaiioa - tte property rcrannr N hrr hands ~
ne refecne nneree rntllrd sd eharrinr hcr ard
sss sfre'ie. ie al further FesPeaslely ma ~
9 . erie.si lhstFRInAH, a. ma Ear a. Juy. an
a Chaneers n ne caurt ncas- uenoIafu - ~
ne sane aeeeey 4 afpoiniet a. ne time 40
place fcr hearing aid relIlon ana sfcrnnir ~. iNrf
~ Perseus INTERESTED ~ ihga md fksS- s.'s. -.
shou csase " any hey hass WAy ~ a1ns sleah ~
- zraetcd, aad nay pl0Ncnt cgi1r4Tn a. 20 no nTa
enutlrd - ne seid rreperl. And ih1l tAi1 oIll IL
ne Nngdta lsncuage. - pahasAet ~ ~ mlgsr,ss
Sssrryr Newspaper piiatnd and paeisAsd N iloas-
na. NJ tnree seccrssrs seeka prcflcas Is fhe lin
ihrreia appointed ~ Nd Asarinr
DATED a. heneiaa. a. L, tAls esAdly MAJ. Al 80
A j. IUnn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-11

Wei a.s., s ssIsl b Ss:s: 3 81, 2. s'' e;.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12
Miss A. D. Brady,
BOSNIAN Against OsInan."

The undersigned can conceive of no provo
cation that could induce him to take personal
notice of anything that can appear in the
satanic press coupling his name with the af-
fairs of the Episcopal church of this city and
its unhappy Rector; but when that Rector
himself, over his own sign manual, through
that questionable medium is pleased to couple
my name with his own that certainly makes
a difference In regard to the presentation
he makes of Osman against Osman," have
nothing to take back or change in the utter
ancc he therein represents me AS having
made. He will remember that ut that time
the ycstry had settled and arranged, in
business way, the financial straits to which
his unfortunate management had brought the
parish, and having, as they supposed, with
his concurrence, placed the finances for the
current year on basis which would render
another year of msmanagemcnt impossible,
they were earnestly laboring with him to al
low them to "take off their coats and 90 to
work" on that basis to bring up the parish to
a point where it could keep out of debt and
give him decent support. Aside from his
financial management, neither myself or any
of the yestry that am aware of had found
any fault with his administration of the af-
fairs of the parish, and were willing to admit
then, as they are still, that, in the way OF i'm
proving the services, training the children to
sing, and otherwise working up an interest in
the church, "Mr Gregg had done great deal
IL, 81. Nd
relied upon that largely as plea upon which
to recupcratc the financial weakness of the
parish. But when, very soon after that, Mr.
Gregg amazed us by his bold claim that the
resolution of the vestry of May I'D, (Which
he had accepted MS its decision but which, at
his request, as matter of delicacy to his
feelings, was not put upon the record, the
vestry relying upon his honor to recognize it
afterwards,) had not passed, but had been
withdrawn and torn up by the mover" that
was such breach Of what passes at least for
common honor between gentlemen, to say
nothing Of Christian principle, that lost all
real respect for the man from that hour.
And there was nothing in the subsequent in
tercourse between him and me personally
and the yestry touching the unhappy differ
ences that had arisen out of that act that in
any way tended to mollify or change the very
disagreeable impression of his character that
act had given me. make this statement
with great pain and reluctance, and only be-
cause forced to do so by Mr.. Gregg himself.
If have made a wrong estimate of the man,
and in toro conscientid he knows himself to be
different man, | cheerfully congratulate
him on the fact. WIN. OSMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12
Watch Your interests.

There are some who have become wealthy
by selling Inferior goods and charging high
prices for such commodities. The purchaser
is not always Judge; and in any event, if
drugs are wanted, it is indispensable to know
that you are buying of experienced men. The
public are well aware that no firm in La Sale
county has ever given better satisfaction than
the old reliable house of Behring's; and while
Mr.. Lutz is still retained his associate, Mr..
Briggs, is equally reliable, and the public can
safely rely upon the same untiring care and
experience in the new firm. We say this with
a pride that is wholly warranted by the prac-
teal knowledge they are known to possess.
You can trust their ability in any capacity,
and their stock of goods-well, the least that
can be said of it, it is absolutely equal in ev-
cry respect with any retail drug house in the
state. They can supply auy demand-no
matter what the emergency, and under the
new management the report is being circula-
ted every day, and truthfully, too, that they
are selling all grades of the best drugs made
at about Is per cent lower than ever before
in Ottawa.
These are strong points in favor of the new
firm, and their every day increasing trade
warrants all that is here stated. You will fluid
it to your interest to make note of it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12
Fish,.

The proceedings against Park Reed for yio-
laton of the fish law have been transferred by
agreement to the circuit court, where II hear.
ing was had yesterday on the subject OF seine
mcshes. Reed claims the size is measured by
taking mesh at diagonally opposite corners
and so measuring it stretched to its limit,
This would let him "out," and yet that same
a mans index finger, and does it every time
he makes haul, This hearing was to get
decision on the question whether mesh shall
be measured i'm that way or the way seine
makers measure them-from corner to corn
er perpedicularly. Judge Stipp decided that
the mesh should be measured from corners
diagonally opposite. He is yet to be tried for
catching game fish:-this time game fish,
as "sportsmcn" understand the terms. There
is no questioning the fact that he caught them.
BILE witnesses, while loading several hundred
pounds on his wagon. They were afterwards
traced to his barn.
1t does seem MS though this Internal NUS.
ance could be stopped. The rivers are being
cleaned of their inhabitants and deprived of
their supply for years to come. Fish nests
are always near the shore. Every haul dis
turbs one or more, and being once disturbed
the parent, even if not captured, never returns
and the spawn is lost, The howl the law
breakers raise that they make fish cheap for
the poor is all bosh--a lie. The more they
seine the dearcr are fish. That has been the
experience in all the New England rivers,
which by continual seining were skinned as
bare rs prairie. The restocking cost thous-
ands of dollars. Illinois and the general gov
eminent arenow spending thousands of dollars
to rcstock the very rivers which these fell
lows are robbing with the most impudent i'm
punity faster than they can possibly be re-
stocked