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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-01

Lot 434 Is Standard Bleach Muslin,
SO inches wide, soft finish. sac.
Lot i35 is splendid quality of
Bleached Muslin Mt Toe.
Lot 436 is White Checked Nainsooks
In assorted patterns; neat medium
Checks. Plaids, etc at Sc.
Lot 437 is White Corded Muslin, 80
inches wide; fine Sheer at l5c, would
be cheap at 25c,
Lot ABS Is White Lace Work Plaid
Lawns, in beautiful designs, at 15c.
Lot 439 is White French Lawn
Plaids, at 25c yard.
Lot AL is fine Persian Lawns, at &c
yard.
Lot 442 is 80 inch India Linen at
| 12lc to 25c a yard.
Lot 443i is nice White Victoria Lawns
at Sc u yard
Lot 44l is very fine Victoria
Lawns at loo, zoe and 25c.
These are very superior values at the
prices.
Lot AIS is Figured Linen Lawns at
12lc; another at 15c; another at zoe;
another at 25c; all of most excellent
value. In ordering, state what color
in the figured shall predominant
black, blue, pink, etc.
| Dot 446 Is 81 yards of Black and
Navy Blue Linen Lawns, at 25c.
Lot 4I7 is Printed Lawns in great
| variety of STYLES, Mt &c; colors fast.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10
WASHINGTON.
Getting Ready for the Session
Great improvements, Etc.

From our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, November ., 1SSi.-Not-
withstanding the excitement occasioned
by the elections, Washington is now
alive to the fact that but four weeks re-
main before the assembling of Congress.
The city emerged from her long summer
siesta some time ago to have her atten-
tion distracted by the problem Of the
presidency, but now that the eve of the
end of the contest has come, there has
begun in Washington busy, bustling
era of preparation for the advent of
assembled wisdom at the capitol. The
dawn Of the coming winter season at
the national capital is unusually radl-
ant. Its glow is already reflected over
the city, and is prophetic of season
of politics and gaiety, such us will
shadow remembranoes of many proceed
ing Congressional sessions. Many of
that class of people who possess wealth
wealth and culture, and make Washing
ton a winter resort, have already re-
turned. They win now be followed by
a general rush from all parts of the
country, at the heels Of which will come
tagging the usual famished train OF
bipeds looking to their Uncle Sam for
something to turn up" Then the ball
begins. Congress and society will vie
for supremacy. The former will in
terest, but the latter win dazzle. The
4 - l.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit Can Be Cured
by Administering DR.. Haines Golden Specific.

IL cnn be given In a cup of coffee or tea wit =
out the knowledge OF the person taking u,
effectir speedy and permanrn ut cure, wheih
err the patient IL n moderate dlinker or an al .
cohollc wreck. Thousands OF dtunkards have
been made temperate wen W have iakeu the
Golde' Specific in their coffee with ut their
knowledge, and to-day believe they quit
drinking II their own FREQ III. No harmi ul
effects result from it's administrator. Cur
guaranteed. Circulars and I. stinlonirls 3 mt
free. Address golden SPECIFIC o..
l0-l7 Gm cod lS5 Race St, Cincinnati, o.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10
ADVERTISING RATES ,


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Reading matter, editorial page, % cents per
line each Insertion. Local columns 20 cents
first insertion; 1occnts first week, 6 cents after
first week. Special rates on 20 and 100 lines
running for month.
Home advertisements payable on first of
each month. Transient advertising payable In
advance. Only metal cuts printed.
All contracts must be approved by the Bust
ness Manager.
Subscribers not receiving their paper VIII
please make complaint to the Office. Sub
scribers arc warned not TO pay their subscrip-
ton except upon presentation Of properly
recciptcd bill from this Office.
THOMAS II. JOHNSON.
Business Manager.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

Now, IL you orany Of your family are suffer-
ing with Chills, Remittent or Intermittent
Feve.', Aching of the Bones, Dizziness, Irrita-
bility, Nervousness, Jaundice, Bliousness or
any other symptom of mnlarial robson, we
earnestly solicit you to try MORLEY'S TN-'
AGUE TONIC, for, IL used according tn direc-
lions. we know the result will he Il success.
I'D by Kalteyer.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

JUDGE NooNAN's majority of 1925 is a
complete REPUTATION Of the flippant at
tacks upon him by men with zeal with
out knowledge" and proves the level
headedness of the people. 1t was a
deserved tribute to pure and faithful
officer
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

WILL Cleveland confer an office on
Dick Hubbard SO long as Buck Walton's
charges against him stand unexplained
and unrefuted? The country has been
promised reform and will look for 1t.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

Ir is now in order for the Galveston
News to point out to Mr.. Cleveland the
men whom he should put in his cabinet.
As John IL. Reagan was in the cabinet
Of JEFF Davis, there would be an emf
nent propriety in giving him place in
that of Cleveland.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers NAV tell you
they have remedies for Coughs and Colds equa
n merit ana IN every respect Just ns good rs
the old reliable DR.. Bosanku Cough aud Lung
Syrup. unless you insist upon this remedy End
will lake no other, you are liable TO be reHtly
received Price, 20 cents and s.. Sold by
Sohas So Il Co., James Clavin, RaQ and Co.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

The streets should now be put in good
order. Crossings are badly needed all
over the city, and now is the time to
arrange them.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

FEW spoonfuls Of KAY'S KENTUCKY
KONUiTION POWDERS mixed with II ea
and fed to poultry once or twice week will
cure them OF papes and cholera ard make
them thrive. he sure and get the X X X
Powders. They excel NIL others. sol By
Kultcycr.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

II Is supposed by the knowing ones
that the ring in Bexar is broken into
atoms, and that they never can be
welded together again.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

In CONSEQUENCE Of his acting upon the
motto that "bird in hand is worth
two in the bush," Mr.. A. w. Houston is
still State Senator.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

This is to certify that have used WONDER
Full EIGHT and found 1t to he TN immed ate
relief for Blnck-L Leg Ia cattle by giying them
an o ar t,vjoe eSternaIIv 70 paris sifec,p,
A. j. MCCLURE,
Buttercup, Williamson Co. Texas.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10
Monday. November 10. 1884.

BUSINESS is the next thing on the
docket, and we hope to see it revive,
now the election is over.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Rice
Brothers 4 Co., Soledad block.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Entered at Postoffce at San Antonio. Texas,
aa SECOND class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

Now Time Card In Erect October H. 1881
l.. a @. n. Railroad.
DEPARTURES;
For Sc. Louis, via Mo. Pacific route ESQ a m
For al I.ouia via l. NJ route ......,1 II 20 a. IN.
For Iaredo ...,,.,,..,..,..........s $50 q. m.
ARRIVALS.
From It. Louis, via Mo. Pacific zee. 900 p. m.
From at Louis, via Iron Mountain. $50 p. m.
From LAREDO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1:15 y. IN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

Ladies approve of your smoking
"Littlp Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10
HEALTH is WEALTH.

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guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
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Depression, Softening Of the brain. resulting
In insanity and leading TO misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Brrenness, Loss
Spermatorrhea caused by oyer.exertion OF
the brain, sef-abuse or over.ino ulgence: Each
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box, or six boxes for 80 ~, sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
TO cure any case. With each order received
by us for SIX boxes. accompanied with % 20,
antee TO refund the money II the treatment
does not effect cure. Guarantees issued only
BY JOHN o. WEST CO.,
c02 W. Madison St Chicago, III.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

THE quadrennial election for President
owing to the intensity Of party zeal, is
tremendous strain upon our system OF
government, and demands fresh safe
guards against fraud and illegal voting.
These new safeguards should be con-
ceived in the spirit Of patriotism and be
looked upon as paramount to all party
considerations. Patriotism should be
listened to when the very existence of
our liberties is at stake, and men of all
parties should unite in giving effect to
the voice Of patriotism, whatever may
be its utterances. II we lose our liber-
ties, nothing can compensate for the
loss.
The course pursued by Major Teel as
United States Supervisor, in putting
stop to illegal voting, is worthy OF the
highest praise. But we fancy his party
will never have him appointed United
States Supervisor again. Major Teel
was clearly right in protecting the bal
lot box from Dissertation by having lille
gal votes deposited in it, and the only
regret is the fact that frauds on the bal
lot box are looked upon as commenda-
BILE where they secure party victory.
The LIGHT stands up for the purity OF
the ballot box, as 1t is the sheet anchor
Of American liberty. "a free ballot and
honest count" are paramount TO any
and all party triumphs.
The address Of Mr.. French, OF the
Prohibition National committee, looks
very much like adding insult to injury.
At no time in the history Of prohibition
movements have the Democrats been
friendly to, or allies with them, nor has
any Democratic convention ever reoog-
nized the idea, but Mr.. French comes
before the country and exaltingly pro-
claims that the Prohibition votes are
what defeated Mr.. Blaine. Possibly
this Is 80, but IL the success OF that
movement Is to come alone from Re-
publicans, good taste would suggest
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10
CLIFFORD, JOHNSON 6 WINTER
PRoPRrEToRs.

Published daily, except Sunday, at 2i0 East
Commerce street. Delivered by carriers
throughout the city Mt i0cents a week, payable
to our agent Single copies for sale by news
boys at cents. Subscription. per year 81 90,
in advance.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-10

that any Civilizations over the defeat Of
Mr.. Blaine would be out Of order just
now. And the declaration that whisky
and the Democrats will have TO go in
1888, win be taken with many grains Of
allowance, for If the Democrats stick to
their old-time principles, they will be
apt to hold their own against any cam
paign run by lot of enthusiasts, whose
principles are of very eqnlvocal kind.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30
The RAa aua YVn-,hl...

arv ucvvr iiisi crs,srfss'ri. rhis : especially
izus q family uirciur ard t i resisivV Prvcf nat
thc rvuey iasit,f i ~ the Aisacst vsisc. A sea
e bad hceu tested tu3 p-vvrd ~ iae vAelc wc,d
that HcP Biters Sts tac Pure>;. h-t aud ssOst vsi
BE family uecvine sasIA uiauy inaiiatcas sFrurs
sP aad sraa GO steal iAe uohee> is saieh the pres
aud tsc PccP,e % tAe eouairy os expressed the cri;s
c, H. 3 and IN every way tEyiss % indae~ s1serins
iuValls % as Acir srus iuStcad expecting nakr
uivacy &C the cse,iit Asa soc1 nsms % II, B. Nary
c,Asr> stt-se nO>;uis "a; ~ in siisz >yir> 70 n.
B, vita vzrtcssy devised usneS Ia which the vcr3
uoP Cr Hops urSv use'i in Ssy 70 iui-cv Pcs-
PIE 10 Seiisve ihry uerc the Hog Biirrs Al
such pretended rcnscs earvS 20 matter What tner
syic o. uEne - aad specially th,'>c With isr ucri
HOP CE ucgs in ,Arir uaus % in ssy vay Cun-
ueesvd viii tasn gs theis uaps. sre mutations ur
cctntertsts- Beware " ihcrt. rcuce nosr - thsu,
U>g uo,Ains eat svntias American Hep Eiitsrs with
s1ngh % cluster = srvsp HOPS iAv Waite lsSc,.
and ". Soales uans blown in The sss- Tsusi sesA'
ins else psa-sts and CAeu,ists srv wz-ucd s<sin.t
ieaiias tn i-aitatious er epsrterfeit>. roT IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30


L viii be interesting 70 observe who VIII
take TIE lead in the Assembly. IN this n
form movement. Among the Nobles, raen
ike MssS-s. RSshop, ISenberg, J. Mott
Smith. Duwsett, Rhodes, Wilder. Wide
usun. Cieehorn. Dorriris, Parker and
Walker. have for years been eonversant
with the course Of pubic events. They
are men OF intelligence who wcUd nst1r
ally be on the SIDE Of sound governments
and against al tendencies 10 ShsoiHtlSn
or u,cnopcliSrn But whether from reasons
5f as-e. terapsranent. or once holdings or
fr,ri business and family ccnneeEoEs, Il
nav bs doubtful whether we expect
lsaGer 20 appear trun their number
Anon the rative rspresentatives are to
be b. found u,su Ike Msssrs- Plhpo, Ma
val. Ksrhsre. ard kalua. OF undoubted
INTEGRITY and courage. and full Of patriotic
motives. such men VIII certainly be true
to their eunvictlons, and incapable OF yield
ing 70 Improper Influences,
Among f1rsiSn representative. MesSrS.
Hitchcock. W o. Smith. Rowen Brown
Brothers and Dole, there i considerable
experience II Legislative ard other public
I5IIrS, united a : believed with degree
Of unselhsh purpose. which VIII keep them
above al tszrutaticn 10 yield 70 degrading
eumpruu1i<es. Il l. hoped also by their
friends. that they VII exhibit the eorssrv-
atlsrn OF azs. as well aS the enthusiasm cf
youth They sre no longer Young men.
but are az The a--e whs men. # ever. can
calmly and Deliberately weigh and wisely
gct upon great public questions
Il the ouuosIriCn shall accomplish moth
InS more than to prevent injurious lsgis
lzlgr- especially N the way Of IuInodsrate
u unwlSs appropriations OF the pubhc
money and shall present high IDEAS OF
public duty as IN example for future leg
Esll-CrS. its work VII not be n vain
The man object which the adninistra-
tign VII seek. VIII be - divide the OppO-
sil0n. creating dissensions among them
10y appeals 70 their preIudces or by hold
I1E cut pecuniary .advdnta,es Of office. or
otherwise.
Perhaps II l. not far from the mark to
say that tins session l. 10 decide whether
for the next two years. this country Is to
b. ruled IN The supposed interests Of the
King. or % Col Spreeksis. or Of the cuun-
rrv Itself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30

IT L pruTerbizI that Royal Speeches az
tie opening Of a Legislature OF Parliament
arE unsatisfactory In Great Britain the
gueeE's speech l. nearly aIways unsatis
factory her last one beng en1ineusIv %
There L one tEIlE Ehich the trainers Of
Royal Speeches usually st before them
selves and that L brsvity- To zHt through
z 1efessary firm and say nothing N a.
few 'v-rJis a. possible Il decidedly a com
u1o1 ss1se view 20 take of the =ubiecf. B57t
~ say nothing and SPIN It out to needless
-elElL = taz1He, the Patience Of represent
aiLEss and Spectators rather heavily
LlsrE : hardly d paragraph Of this PRO
dIlc1I9u % which exception cannot Be
taasI- 10 fziIcTtats the esguntry upou- IL
prosperity when IL main ztaple L down
to starvation Price when exchange L 6
pr cent aZs1 when Serious financial din
cTllrIes are close upon us- L a hoIIgy7E unocE-
srg- he paragraph about friendly rslz-
tlills with f1rziZn powers L also III tTr-.,f
f1E there L that UziT dIsuafeh Of Lord
Granville On the HFfrs n1ddIe- and
there ara the impending evil Of the FrTr-r
sI1laF and IEsobsld mindless As fact
haFal1 L I7lst rendered cuurtssy and noth-
M Dl1rs- srd l. ID m1rz the beloved
trlend q any p0TEr OF sovereign than
the Minister q E0rsigu AfTzIrs and his
party aEe Of the Members of the opposition
i =tatsme1t appears that "a eI1uauIese
Hne nf sgT1dlngs have been made he
tween the Islands by orrier of Nv Mn
istzr II Interior This L pure fcti0u
Ny Minister Of Iltsrior izs1.ssi 10 sr,flr
70 have the survey made The Cable Con-
pary undertook the survey and nv
Ministry agreed 70 asst with a proportion
Il the expense- The maps Of the surveys
Az nov II the p1ssss=ioa Of the company
and lnt Of the gVTErEnent- The fact +
- I'd sE-s cable schen-s Ezs REGARDED A.
- . = popular, Etich We dDubt FeTy
- - alad they wanted to father Il If pas
-. = a zhcrtIvs attempt
A Z -ilssset frrna the Thrrus one Eould
= - = pet aecIrzeT= especially N legal
Il1ae Fs ans Al AfforueT- Gen
- = Z Z S'1lss3 salary, sdeuuEr Att0rrey-
--;'-l1li i.la7lr iarlzssi FThDtoes IL z0rk *
asalary q say psr nl1.v.ss - -
. clerk a. seuEnf1rrable7 rslsffI,r,--s-1.-. =
spite uf tins ElTch saIzTied Islr- -
l1ent 4 put Tnt0 the kings rs5I-fb -.
n. LlqzaE Bal expires bT fts own tss---,-
II Octcber Es11- When the tine rss,fTur-i-
shall reIlaIn and culrInue II fcrrs m n.
and GntI the first day If Isnnzzy. vfieb
VII Be n TIE yszT oEs thouzzld eight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30

L ctfrElIF'lRAEE declares that gUr CIR
rs1cg has EltLllE % 10 With the present
L--h rate Ct sZ-Lal-E; but that tha latter
= tie result lE our tJrsi-u Liabilities sz-
esedln- the vaIre IF or available -r-
ports. winch L lCuE cuE-iuuz,f- u1,7If
mean general bankruptcy and further
that i We had United States c1li. II would
b. shipped away
The f1rsg1uE vlew l. Gf-eu srrrzszs,f
AMI L - radically wrun-- that Il ca1r7t
BE- too closely 1czIvzHd- II too srvgrsTv
CONDEMNED Does any IutslII--prt man
Eho k1UTFs EhHt International exchange
means and has watched IT. hist1ry- sav
that e1ululznI1F L on the Eay to bank
ruptey s'c-Ty because exchange rules Ei.-t.
Il hll- Il Il has a cJ1-rg1cF which can BE-
usssi for f1rsi--n rs1lis1auces1 Watch the
guild sfspueu1s 20 and fru upon the At
lautlc- Heavy Ut light wheat crups II
Amsr1sa- EUrUps gr India q E-urrp.sa-
VA daprpssagz Y rlss II United SssrEs
hundS- resulting IN sending them home 10
b pa1i flr II gold OF IN sending them
abroad 90 L. sold for -1Ii- these are the
faet0rs winch dstsrulIne the rate 0f ~
eha1Ge- In this EEEuTn-- a u,Cr cr1rrHucv
has nothing % do with high szrhaucs
But- with a s5u1t glld Currency gold can
and always VII b. exported when aTrhau-p
L too high Go buy to s,fvantazz- Tbs i.
20 certain that she sdi7ucafes Il 4 deurz,7-
ated cr silver currency make It Their main
a1l-TInls1t against gold currency fJr. say
they -guId VII b. shipped away and then
what VII become Of your currencvs7 The
answer x this L. d'sg 70 s8s1it-y -lBtial,as
~ PrpfreE rafifa, ristiiCr FROM s.Lf aiiaez. ~
rl7fa rf1f ~ ufgrr- p,Egf5fs is gsif tisrs y 20
B,aassBi7fy y q. sr5sg fs5rirrrf = iis -1ar17.B
A. sou1 a. tie demand fgr exchange falls
oz- N consequence Cf gold being rsrlitt5d
abroad instead of bills Of e1ehzn-z- the
rates 4 excha1-s- bE ths usual law u sTIp-
ply and demand faIL and gubi shipulents
esase- In order however. that the natural
s'sr-llhr1Hm Of ezEhangs uay prud1ce tins
fss'7ls- a gold Currency = Absolutely esseE-
va
y "A s1et a Currency the great factors
4 l'ltilual wealth. VIZ Incuules Upon ac
- ,l-'ais'i wealth and urufits 0f azrTcr1l-
- - t''l'i 'i'lfritlus- VII never b. Affected
III \. .1D1,--iy ly lg h-gn rates of ezehznre-
- Teflal1s T. BE- sssn whether tie A.
-eInbiF VII adopt asun,f f-,1,.=,I -
q epn1LHs 10 leave The c,yzr+rv = -
merry Il 11e u two men r. = - =
fsFEi-1 ezrbzn-p- 1-l-Af'9i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30

Rs'rrss ~ 'hs asse We ~ 10 iaioSu the Nssiuess
FzsiiS ,hai Ne aEe Fsspsvl - SAKE lssas ni.eeani
AF7rvyca Nctes ta1 fareAass ESehAsec a. the Sest
Nurrvrt HlirS, car srraagvaeats fos Seiiis< ny
shasc On Ac PsieeisO Peisis in the Cnitrl States.
succpc, Nhiaa Japan. sad Aa>traliA arc Ncnr nstlc
aud Nhcn pcsieelrd dac aottce ein ec sivca- We
sail ai>o y pzvfsrcl recsvc Deposits "a cpxn ac-
ccgut 11ks CO scticus, and eoaasct Gene-af Rsnk-
iss ard ESSAAase Easiaess. SrRSSKSLS & CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30
IN rIm surRENE tnrnr or

I
ne Hawaiian kin-sieut
Islands NtNat
rowilLtAN 4. .rAREE, Eso MARSHAL a. t,.xl,-.
1ua, cf his ncpety--tiakrriNu-
NNe hcrrhV consnasntlrIl 4, sw-su.-. rMnfra
Wi>ANAN, Defendant 10 easc she shsl an. ~riiir-
tn,rer within twenty days afirr aervlra h.r.f ~ -
and s7Pcar Ncicre the sad Supreme Crn1f - ~. i
afY ltgsa thcrccf % he hclcn The Canft n- ,ffs
Seart helse hcnolnln "a ne Island - Oahn ~ Mnn-
% shcs cause why thc elalm q icscph =. Wissman
fiainsia ,heud noi = asVied hin pursuant to he
And have ysu thcn ihcrefhis Writ win fnn r~t---
% war rcscrtlinrs thcresn.
WuNsss, Hrs. A. rRANcfs Jt-pn
Seal % the lChirf Justice ~ oar Supr--,s i'I.,i
Snprvnc courf ths aih dsy % Dreeu,h-r A ID f1slt
lSiEncdl NitiIka Fusrrn. Cisfk
Having sasdc di<cnt srarth ~ he within mcntion.
II hmelta WlsCaan and she cannot BE- fonnd In
this Ninsiou hcrrhy rrfurn the ssnsncn. nf srrv-l
tSi<ucd1 ". {. PAnKE.
MnrahaH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30

1z vzEEs zports ahuGt tns So1dzz All t. set
Ter zzIssrsssssd z = = rEulsfzsEsd f1s IL rs64a
frsui zhicn ozr zeVs 1ll1es = 1eariF A. Iacus a.
IN. ssoEtE Elsf Il the HfsslssIPI. that q las 10
rua6z- u szz - b. rT1E-z a1a IzE1sEts1- - Eaz-
sIsri1z ri ss caring gz1s zllezIzzi - IocSl ezsls
Al MANNER Il rE1urrz eIr-ulzte n s1cE rlzgn.
zad rEIhs4 aIty hare rIsgl II Gee qIz-tEz uEIls
peaee gzlsez n zz1tker- K zpPezrz FrzfsF et1slr
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vIacesr and thar the TRIES sb1ut EhzzfaEz1 hFFs
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30

ms r7dessssaed have iosaed a Cg~ra-tserSAip
saSie' ne a'u' asae = Spreckeis q Co., fcs
see ftrse ei et,rylre Ga 6cecrai Eaaklnr a.d Ex-
ehan- EeSieesS a. hercsas a,a s.ch ethsf ,i.c. IN
tar hae1ilte Ninsdeut a. ussy ~ desaed sdvl-sAlr
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-04-30

Tx election o The Honorable Godfrey
Rhodes 20 b President Of the Legislative
Assembly of Isl l. a significant fact. In
secret the GUvsruusus had -Dce 70 work
20 elect Guvgr1ur DCrlinzs- Their Inter-
ton vss ro5 u have him a. President
thrul-hour the @sssior- he was merely TO
- n and appuirt committees. the lists gf
which Az now lying IDLE n the private
DRIVERS CE The lII1ister q Foreign Afi-iaiirs.
After b had done thas work b wzs 20 re-
siEr and another gsntisua- vas % repl1ce
nIrl & do Shs work of the session. Il was
q pretty >chsus and neatly sprung IN
fortunately Il WIS given away Nav more
the 1Iln1Stsr u Foreign A=airs- Efforts 10
create feeling among The native members
bslped o. overthrow nm. Last Sl1uryjav
tha Minister invited fifteen Of thau % Lfs
house Hz tired t1 sILz them over He uoiut-
~ or tlar though lIr Rhode, was ) good
MN and his friend , yet he had three
rsplsEs II tEe House and shsy were dan
.-prgus- They Esrp not IN for parriCti.
natives JZ- were there with whius f1r him.
rhs Minister II Foreign AEairs. The
1flrssa1d members began 20 see that K the
Minister EEs AFRAID lE the BrUwns there
1-1st b. some cause fur It, be- PROBABLY 1,l
done things thds required whi.a7Ta<-l mo
and It would b. I1sz a. well 20 investigate.
Mondays vote showed how Thoroughly
they bad thought the matter Uu5.
With lIr. Rhodes In the char we have
far representative committees. He l.
thoroughly impartial and VII give each
sl,ta a proper showing
Meanwhile the opposition can cuuzrasu-
lase Itself On It first victory and we tr-zs5
o. See uIEy mere.