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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-06
THE PETR0LEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, April ;.
The petroleum market developed an uncertain
tone after IL opened to-day and throughout IL was
marked by hesitation and irreguarity. The Of
prices disappointment TO many traders who ssc
night looked for sharp reaction. There special
feature TO the dealings which large snd the recOv
cry Of d OF cent per gallon in the quotation OF refined
oil not reflected by any benefit to the crude market
Opening at % 994A cents the price of certificates nsy
fell to o2Lc. The close steady however at 9Se an
% Ceuts and % of cent below the final quotation yeF
terday.
Inc rangeot prices and the total dealings were I"
fellows!
.. NYIss Con- III
vpchnk aSf- AlX
~
.aneov
eAlos barrels. t2etyvvv ,SajAb0A
Cloaranccs yesterday isose.oov '-o"S
There Ia botter tone to the refined OIL ~ w
quotations were advanced Is OF cent 70 20 ee"~
| Eew York. aud sis In Philadelphia and Nes'SoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-06

ceed the body ON board the Nina and removed IL 70 the
Pennsylvania Railroad depot, where an undertaken HOn
Washington took charge of IL. The pail bearers were
nine seainen frOm United States steamer Colorado
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

H5aoiulH. IlHaar7 f,ta. rssi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

10 disrcsc oi its domains began 70 b. qucs
tiuned and William III was brcSquciy
eo-apelled BY Parliament ~ racau certain
grants of land which he hsd made 20 his
Dutch friend Bentinck, Earl II Portland
But still the principle was not Challenged
After the ahortiye risinc of ll@S on behalf
OF the Young Prcteuder the estates of the
Scottish uobles who ioinei IN the rCbeliCn
wpre forfeited 10 the Crcvn who bestowed
them IL 1t Sec-ned h,St. \ largv part OF
the wes,lth Of Greeuvich Hospital Is de
rivcd frun estates forfeited iu A5 and he
stowcd On the Hospital by George al The
Cr1Wu Lands WIZ stil hing's property
till George III gave Up not psrt, hut the
whole " the Crown Lands 70 the f'Oriia
nent. on the promise II the latter totnake
sufficient provision Tor suitable nam
tenanoe of the Crown and R0ysl family
The Civil List Of Her Majesty Queen VIC
toria. WIS fixed al first IN 1851 and has
b.,eu rcuewed ever since az the same sum.
Other branches oi the Royal family Src
also granted rsyenueS frun the same
Sourrs bat after all sre pSid. the ~Cruwn
Lands wpr,, nN.ilnalired and rVturn %
the national excheqUer tSSAtel pcr an
uum Thus the once Crown Lands OF
Grvat Britain now provide both a rOyal
revenue fo- the ROYAL family aud con
siderable uen IN the national revenue.
The Commissioners submit to the Psrlia
msnt their annual statement, their receipts
and expenditures are examined and dis
cuSsed printed and published II the
resolution presented 10y Mr.. Dole produce
the like result hsre, distinct benefit O.
the public VIII b. accomplished. The pres
snt Commissioners OF Hawaiian Crown
Lands are Messrs Gibson and {. II Judd,
who. q cuurse VIII be delighted 10 help
forward q measure So plainly cOaducins
to ~b,st promote the prosperity ot this
L--r-2r-r,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

H11ss met at pm Prayur BY chaplain and
reading Of uiuutgs Of the PREVIOUS meeting by the
secretary
Rrurussutative ka-lakeIs as usual presented a
petition fEu rssicsrts Of the district Of Altkwa0
Fr1ylnc that the sum Of SSOOC be lpprupriatsd fJr
the pUrpUsa of 6uiIiinE a bridge AZ kAilu1. dis
trict Of Nlkawah- Rsfsrrgd to committee On Pub
iic Lands
Hon J .. Duulinis from the committee On Re
VISION and EErullInsut, reported that his Majesty
had been PLEASED 10 SEu the act dpprUpriltius
500 for dstrlyIug expenses Of criminal pruseeu-
Ji11s and the i1iut resolution apprUpriltiuc So
co fu- the CZpgusgs Cuunerted with the LsEisfa-
t-rs OF 1854. both ot which bills bad been passed
D. s1e Assembly At the presiOCs meeting.
Representative Dele Chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee stated that his Committee desired fur
ttsr i1fr1lltiJa II the matter relating to the re-
tlulou IN the Assembly q Representatives kupi-
kel and NNzIleSn. thsIr removal having been
pgt-El1nsd for BY residents Jt Molokai and Lalii.
IuG be moved that the Committee be empowered
90 SzEd fog persons and papers. earned, although
there VA, some opposition manifested members
q Llz Ministry voting acainst n the show q
hands bat, rlssc., vote being taken, the Mn
Is-g-IIl voters kept thsIr seats.
No reports fruu1 Special Cornulittses.
Eapresl1sstIys kilal presented resolution II
f-rri1- 20 the death IF Rev n kaasa- thst IS
gecaa-sj vas a Minister Of the Crown II 1850. 4
former Ch1pIJiu Of he Legislature, and member
1f tie ErIvy CUG1cil, the Assembly E0uru his loss
and VIII attend the funeral Also that members
1s1- mourning ribbon IN the baton hole for the
sa.-a u u days Adopted
EsrrgzsusltIvg Cecil Brown IrtrujGced resOlu-
ton calling 1p1a the Auditor General to explain
Ev be hl5 not sgt nItt=d his report 10 the Assem-
Lig L. conformity O. the iaz. Adopted
tssuresgutttrve kEEluku1 presented rssolztiou
-lttEaS5Ir;. the upIuicu Of the S1Prsme C0urt on
the f1IJzIu- questions
lst- Is iepr1sy crime, and should persons af-
as1ld EIih u be cpuhned3
-Iei. L sCcu cuuirenleut c0ustZtutlnuals
PsatI-S debate On the rs-oi1tion the Assembly
-----.-------L MI lie III L-.t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
LATEsTFoREIcN NEWs

AANAL " III " ~ AANANH
Thruush the kinlneSs q Col. Norris We have re-
eeived ale oi papers to April stth. Of which We
give the iOlluuiug resume
sax FRkNcisco. April stth.-Th California
deleSstioa advocated apprupriHtions for faeine
coast rivers and hsreoss e-tore the Honse Cor
mittee.
Judee Scars has been Confirmed ~ Collector cs
the Port Of San Franciscn.
Eads has boen 10 England interviewing eapi-sl
lists. and says he will have his Ship-rahsaY work
inc insitsr Of ave years
The Anti Arthur victory in New York Is ootnpleic.
Oui Of dclcgstiCn q seveRty-tSo frum his cSn
State be Is only snre OF tuenty-si1-
IospoS. April si.-Foreign Ccnsnls a khar-
tcum report April 9th, that General Gordon con
siders that the time for retreatiug has arrived
Gordon Uill sud with Colunel Strwlrt and VICE
Consul Power. Who are to return IN Lower Egyp,
BY the way Of AbysSiIia all foreigners who choose
% sccctrpany them. Gordon himself hsS no in
iention oi rvtuatinc, He has hopSs ihai Ench'nd
will scnd him aid.
The Standards correspondent as Csiro says;
General Gordon has sent a telegram 10 Sir EVELYN
Barring expressing the utmost indignation at the
manner in which be has been abandoned by the
be will cut himself entircly adrift frim thuSe who
have deserted him, WHOM viii rt'st the blood
suiliinesS for all the lives hereafter lost in the
SoudAn-
diSpatch the utmost available force of the Egypt
ian army 20 Khsrtoun- II Is hUped the force viii
be ready to start in six weeks
CArHn. April ga cuancil WIS held attended by
Guhar Pasha ant Sir EVELYN Wood II Was do
eiled to advise the British Government 20 seld a
mixed expedition Of British and Egyptian forces
to the relief Of Rerbsr. such expedition o1uld
reach therc IN two months
IoNpuN, April sl-Sir Edward Walker. NJ. p,
ohers 1900 toward the rescue Of General Gordon.
He asks the London papers 10 open fund for
this purposc, where he stys c2oo,Oo could be col
-fsstfr IN A few
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

A. NWHHHHg So .rrHa |HHH asEn
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- -. a. .r-ir.5rTl- = - s,4.4-'i 1,,s5
~. - f-itss- ). - s-rfh j. .-nr
49, rfs-i. nan --ns- n -sai5a ~ -,.-I H-r-1lE
-. - o. I...,. d. - - "a. -
-. -. - - .H.-..-- -
= -. h. ~ y.
~ 49,, @ -
- - - - !. -. =
n . -. u - =. - -,
-. - - -. 49,. - -
- -. si...ie. =, -. ..,I-s. -.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07


ard fe0 euests sat down, among whom vere
the Chief Easineer Mr.. Noit and NeSsrss Z
X Miissa and n D. Mcaserat Assistants; llce
President Ahclc. Representatives.. lsitkalani. IN
ker. J. Richardsru. Cart EaSsinecr and cthe-S~
I'hn kiagR health was rsufcsed BY forerz1n heos-
tase and replicd " ~ Mr.. iihkalani- MesSr$
Nett, Wilsn ard HtSsneer also made addressss
Ahcrt ~ rhe T,srtv hroke up A tne cola
tioa vas yysead a ,NurnheI l. where the King
vaS rrestni. His MAJESTY. an odd fireman,
alluded 10 hrg connection with the Company and
sroke q tie neceSity Of apo-cpriaiions TO keep
up the efkSisiiey ci the Fire Department His re-
marks we've londly spplAudesi. number Of the
Representatives vcrc present.. Foreman J. IL
Royd did the honors in his usual gpaisl STYLE and
a right god time vas sniOyed. The Hose Com
psny hitehed Up their horses 10 an ounibss and
spent pleasant afternoon IN the Park In the
evening. SUPPER Was laid IN the Hall Of tbs Hose
Corupauy. ard mos: eaioyshle time vas spent,
discussing vi&nds, listeaing ~ songs, speeches and
rrcitations The Chinese Company also bad \
collation. $; which a number NJ guests were enter
tsineG. - ended a most ENJOYABLE day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

= Dr. Mills, formerly in charge of PunAhOu, and
for many years head - Mills Seminary, died On
April sOth. He had many warm friends among
all classes OF society these lslSpds- The fune-
raj took place at the Seminary, Fruit Vale. The
interior Of the chapel IN which the services Esre
held WaS beautifully decursted. One design rep
sesented feld OF ripened grain. one half of
which Was cut and Law upon the ground. with the
word "Gathrfed." t" IN viole,s above the neld. The
teachers presented coral column Ave fest in
height. cOmposed Of white roses. camelias and
iilirs. and entuIned BY wreath OF black psnsieS.
Brief addresses vvre made by number " the
most prominent clrrgymen Of san Francisco, and
Oakland The grave possibly. presented the most
remarkable appearance ever witueSsc1 The en-
tire interior frOru TOP 20 bottom lined with
tains OF white doves sewn upon u white canvts
ground. and over the upsuruel soil the same 10
raj display was made. completely snshrUuding
18Th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
Tbn R,d and Xo-thIs..

are rrr-r t isf or e5lssisTfsi-f Thi= l. especially
iru- % family medicine aad il &. Posivc proof that
the remedy islirf1f {. of tie hi-hczt value A soon
a. D.; bad becz tested aai proved b. the whole world
iilf TcP Btzrs the p1-sst best and most valal-
be family medicine 1u ca-tl- many mutations .pruB-
up lzd he1a % steal the a5uess 10 which the press
and the people % the country had expressed the merits
% L. +. AID in every say trying TO induce sEfs-in-
iuvlId. 20 zs- tEsr st1d instead sEPectin 20 make
uuusy 90 the credit and god name Of Il B. May
other. .tI-trd ur-t-l- Put up il siar styles 20 n
B. with rart1usg devised uam=s IN which the word
hop p or Hops were used in way TO iHdlrs peo'
PIE 10 telisvg they Rsrs the Hop Biitets. All
.zch pretended remedies Or ezrs- no matter Ehaf their
style cr u1ne t. lzi especially those Eth the word
Hop or Hops in ih-ir HHHe OF 90 Iuy Eay con
ascJsd riih them or tiei- aamr- are imitation. ur
coauts'fsIts.- Beware ot hrm- Toaeh none Of them.
U.c unthiu- but genuine American Hop Biiter. with
buucI CT cluster % resa H-Ps on the whi,e label.
aaI Dr. >11I=s name bIlVu in the -a--- Tru.t roth
ia- ef-. Dr1--s-s and Chemist. arr za-nsi i-ztus;
d=1Iiu.- In limitations or crCugsrfsits tu7 IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

f NAV md mlIv not be ckelp this session
I- la- 4 i1rriullriss are numerous AID they VII
Prgal5ly bull the Ez-kst.
They sly tElt the Minister Of Finance regards
tie presentation Of the Appropriation Bal thus
e1riT IN the sessi1E and zith sueh low total
-leG i1Es on the assembled sul0ns. the uuus Of
swelling tta total being placed on their shoulders.
President Rhodes. Secretary Plerre, Interpreter
nIc1r ant Messenger Holt we're al II the sane
Pusi-icEs ltst se-sicu- They dt we'll
PlIEh1u has ser christsued the x-pc11der. -
isau his muscular performances On his desk cover
Lr.s SESSION
gu--e . uu-nhsr Ct applications have been made
lT members % tie Assembly for the rspur- OF the
Minister II the LrisriUr, but Capt. BH.ain-sr Is
csEp-ll-t o. say uay -nO reason assigned. though
the boaas are lying II The ofics al printed
--s a-r Ser-eaIt-lt arms, Capt. ;. NoEleia, =
Terg l7i1itfr1- Pgzson and II making many
fr1lz1s- be kECrs too close watch however. On
the s-atllulry. % s.it Ill the members
NJ lbsgrt=ss a1un- the members. but there are
slEl1 vlcIzs ctIirs n the lIue Of noblss, w
]. 7fH smith J. q Parker and ". 7. Martin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

Oru urw cUtrupyrs-y. the ltHg HrrrE-
rr. appeared on May Day evidently from
i-, make ur In the charge u men who I'm
dar>slut their business. It. principal 1T
srarv v1rk Is as evidently the work q d
trafryJ hand aud gentleman We We.
euue um tu the rauks " Honolulu jour
uHisIu- and l-v confident tE2t whether
lur views shall gr -l1L not always Cum
ciie upuu questions u public interest, We
shall ind IN gur cutpupurIry an opponent
ahla a. argue and discuss without loss Of
trupsr. and with that mutual social ~
-a-i winch ~1f-cu> The aSpguae- " r1l-t
zeal debate
We MAY ba permitted o. doubt. however
that De VII rslEIu long Independent -ut
the two main uULEcl us-rlas n tEe-g
--ll1i- or that uugE experience, le VII
Shtdr by has present e1nu-rg1. -sllt
pubic discussion has been generally y
rurrisd 90 here frlu motives lf personal
-arcJrw1tl desire % gZaE-UrItg iE-clad
--isvancrs. solely for uollcll PUP
pose. and tg accluril-L certain ends and
lnHurncs certain uelsE11s.
That there has been. and Is a strong
personal distru-t u the political integrity
u the present Mlr-stgr ut F0ruE-- Af-llrs.
ard that his general pcl-cv and cll-ss u
3gaiiuc WITH public affairs has beCE. and
= condemned by the PRINCIPAL men u sLa
cuuu.rr. L. o fact which requires ng proof
The determined backing wE-ch has lf -l-g
been -ivgn % Eiu iy our leading capital
1t. has not. as lar aS We can lsgr-. less
-nsd that dIstru>t " added anything o.
the popularity " bis supporter
The Discussion 1t the present session u
The b'ci,iaturp VII probably show whether
the feeling o which we alG3s waS based
% flrts OF Ir1a--ua-11u-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

At J y. VI, yesterday, news vas receiyed that
Russell Gtruatiue, prisoner doing sentence foI
larceny. bad escaped from the PRISON gang Of
which be was a nember, working. at the bead Of
Emma street, and dsd to ptrt> uaknoNn. Watch
was set about the outsuins vessels EsF-ku and ".
n. Disosl. it being naturally Supposed that he
wuuld seek Sgfety in fight on one O. the other At
$40 p. m. kauhsne. native constable, stationed
near the Esgrtii. heard 4 boat being pulled fruni
the Marine Railway aud watching It, saw that the
approaching. the Otfcer Recognized the missing
kaa{s Germains.
When the boat gut near enough he jumped on
board and after fusse succssied in Hrresting the
escaping convict The officer. after the capture.
conveyed the prisoner 10 the police station. and
the sequel will be the arraicnment Of GermAine
this morning before Jldse BickertOn and be re-
wRried with the presentation of a ball and chain
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
More Piunder.

Some days since, the waikiki residence of Mr..
J. II. Patty vas broken into, during his absence,
and a quantity Of articles were removed FROM
there without his kn0wled.e or consent. On dis
eoyruing his loss the gentleman did not hesitate
10 brand the unknown party as a thief and, TO Rs-
sis; IN obtaining knowledge Of who he vas, Of
fe-ed a revard for the capture Of the purioiner.
On last sunday, Captain Mshrteus who had been
quietly working up clue given him, made 4 raid
upon a native house at k4mOiliili and. on search
rng the premises discovered blankets, stockings,
undsreSear. a clock, trunk and other articles des
crbsd BY Mr.. Paty being Of the property stolen.
The recovered articles were taken to the Police
Station and Deputy Dayton Immediately sent OIL
Gers IN quest Of the suspected party who was con
venieuty absent when Mehrtsns visited the house
and they soon broucht in native named kalAzai.
The native vas charged with the theft and brought
before judge BiekeTton On the 6th inst and re-
unauCied until TO-DAY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

A t,,S-rafr1EAry crltici~s~ the r,gh.lcati1u
OF the rytort Of the Minister ~ the lutC-1o-
IN these columns last weck There w1s no
brvs-h az t-r-t ia the matter, fC- the d1gr
rrrurut n question v5r- uos urL-tet u tIa
u ,-g-rr otics II thsre wJ- any ilSrr
slpct. ID hes with the Minister 0f the IL
terror. who bad 5uilej % lay i- before the
H1u~... though is Wa hoUul and reliy N
the Interior Department ol tle day gt
the ops1iuE. and tbr ALuistgE WgS V-s-
.sf,f 1u tha following iTv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

The following is the rain fall for April lssl. as
recorded by NJ. J. II. Wood. Nuulnu Valley. Mr..
Woods resideucs Is 81 miles frum toEu, and go
feet above ssa level; Total amount Of rain vas
II.g5 in; number Of days with rain. = number
of days without rain, ,; days sufficient for record.
Il; average fall for last Is years, l5sl n-; great
est for same period, 35s5 IN; beast fall for
period wlts 3 IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

H1S1lCLr, Feby. s5Jh, is>L
NEssI-s. Il, HscSyElD L Co. HoNoJuLu.
DEAE >azss-I hereby b. 20 tender my sincere
thank 1- the izaci4se abesn settlement % the los.
sustained taE1ssh the destruction by dre Of ny place
% business in 61hll dlria the si-lt % the I9Jh last
/ consider 10 ny duty % recommend the Insurance
Company lgg watch y1u are ne A-cut- 70 all parties
ts<suls o. protecting thet- property BY lusurance
ian, Dear SIS, R1sPectflly No1rs.
ET- Tu HSs-uHIH GEO SANpEEMAN-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

Tao Undersigned ltvr formed Co-PariuershiP
audeF he drm uIa- 10 SpTeckeIs 4 Co., fgr
the pl-po-c q ea-zgia. GeueTal BInkiu= and EZ-
chang Business U'uriulu and such other Qlarg- in
tie Hau1Ilaa klu1l1iu usEy Be deemed Iivisable
fsi-uelD CLAUS SPRECEELS,
WI g. IRWIN.
F. Low
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

I'm -rvgumeut l. saii % have caused
o. riIi ta tf rrppSrc,tfor IncrcESlrE the
Beech 90 tha supreme Court o. hvr mem
l.r. and 1ug ~ the government rcprc>ei-
tz-ivs-. HG.. h. Iihkalaui has Elvua no
ti-c oT Eis intru-irn 81 Iutrciucc such q
mu
Iti~ d subject which has hevu discussed
for MANY yvsrs. certainly s.uce lNlA lutll
the arguments shall hzyr besu stated f--
and ac1unst the measure. W. rreter %
r..,tnnna rurEnrnt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

Ms1E BENuzE has presented q letter %
ths Minister us Interior On the subject "
-hs Honolulu water supply IL by DO
mean, puts the subject definitely before
-ha public. but We expect that before the
vd,e :. passed ly the LeEisLsturu ug7v gz-
act iuf1ruztion VII bg offered MAJOR
Esuitr roughly estimates the cost OF prop
arly preparing for supply lf water lt
SAOUu1 OF c0Urse before any such sum
r. VOTED. our LaEiSlatu-u wlL ueed Je be-
-blruE-Liy acquainted with the Mallr.-
PLANS - important a matter reqULr1r
fu1 rursiigrutlUu and We trust tLat the
full plan uBy shortly he Eads public TINS
communication fr1n MAJOR Bender gp-
r.zr- without the endorsement uf The 81.
Hsriuruigu- NJ Water Works. In fact the
Ministerial document contains % report
tr1u shat officiaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

ForE hundred ana tl-rry eight 11--lE-
ffr rarria-ps for conveying the men lyis
5f The Legislature o. the races or the lltl
1f june. 1SS1. vus rather D steep bull ll'
account does not say how many e,--rla-,l'-,
II our recollection ~e-yg~ u tEers were la-
but ssv about ~ 8- so Epleces ana tlsy
ou-h. MT b. have been charged rllrs. tll-
would amount q Just S2o The thing Is,
OF gy7ursa. a small matter but II points
10 q general rsrelesSuess. The present
I.s.-rsiuturp j. " @ more economical tur1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
4)awaiian G3aEette.


Minister'S should have had their reports
IN mad ness f1r the Hcu>c instead o.
kgrf5in- them waiting - long. The tuC
Of ths mobiles and representative = belti-,
wasted lv tins lack Of p-uruptitu3e or the
NJ - tha NIInl>ter~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07

lEE board Df Trustees OF the Planters
Labor and Supply Company. have eIpres
sd their belief that zlts3 States gold
g.r.rrsucy. is now essential 70 the financial
welfare % this kingdom. Inc Board u
Trustees include represg natives OF the
houses u Hackfsli y Co. Brewer y Co.
Castle * C0tsa and Sclasfgr u Co.
Ii -eg1s To be generally understood that
sLa 1't houses VI John T WGtgrLUu>g. Z
o Hall * Son. and Henry Nay. aS well Is
-la bank af Bisagp y CO, and the houses
lE 7. r DAWES y Co. and Dillingham; X
Co cguciGg with tins view, but until
those -putLaug- shall think 1T 70 make
pubic 1ur-uucg-aur Of their wishes con
Corning currency. il would be premature
Thst tie house OF Irwin u Co. winch
vas EGsrrlIeutll ~ bringing the recent
silver COIN into the country. VIII oppose
ans cLl1-e Co @ United States gold cur
rglEr. lri that those who ure Concerned
with Jhru IN business, VII follow their
-1lj- may, ve suppose. pe reSa-ued a. a
matter % c1uss
Tie Minister Of Finance -andflr 1uSht
we s-Uw. our theological cu5eupCrarles.
who d. not Ike personal discussion IN pol
rt5cS--ay If they chose. rank the Gdhe-
rents II q sold currency among the II
tsrual enemies Of the country It even
Thought by many. that the pride which the
kiuc and Lls family take n q Hawaiian
cg5ll-p VII tl>ilcliua them % the pro
pysed chang We think better Of the
kings good sense and public spirit, than
o. believe that his course VIII be governed
by such pLry Consideration II be L
ulcg sztlSEed that with q United States
-eld currency. the country can be freed
t-ru the present incubus 0f uufSvCrable
exchange. and be permanently free from
the control Of those who hold the bulk Of
tie -a-r co-si-uUgEts. he vii not Eesl
tg-c. And ucreuverG Hawaiian cuInG-e L
as WaL. maintained with the $4,000 or -.
Of silver cul1. which l. al that L required
f.r >lbsltlary purposes. and with the great
bedy 1s the currency IN United states gold
culE- as i al the currency wsre silver
Eva- American silver. gs well IL British
-g7gral l.us- nov command q premium here.
SIX per cgus having been offered and paid
5-r Ii. within the Inst week Thls fact
l1--t- % eps1 the ewes u people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
Nru 10urrtisuuuts.
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to Forselose
-nTTrE = uEpERX GIVEN


~ tlat pursuant % power % .as % sgu'7,ast IN 4
by Jual l. silva and Ntkilrl as wife. EaliliH silva
lF Iaiaa G0ullves Iud Annie GcuEI.Fss his wife o
H11uiEIa Island 20 OIlI- 70 An.u1i1 7 iupeE % the
sa1Ir place % record Tn tis 1ies q the RE-t-1r %
C1ureyincsz In i'cr - pages 81 sI5 fii 81 and
e. ant f1r trrlrh 1T Eae conditions On slid mort
-l= dGi c1u-Iihs, tiat y I1t stn-uLar the lhut--
tenants LerliEImen-s lEd other property IN said
murr-l-r drei contained ard described vii After the
time limited hT law De- sofi a. public ructlgr On 1r-
c1uHt CO the 5reaca q the Cnat1u- h-rzinbeiar-
mruti1ueti
Tbs Prp-r-T5 5- aid morts1-e iescri5ed beiu- ..t-
Ilfr a. Wilele M1E14 Isiaud q Ozhl morv ptTtiCu-
lIr.F df=eilel In Royal Pl-sut N1 ii. Agle1nd H-lu
1863 Ind sitI-a a. Mrucl If1r..Iid ds-crb-
Apnua f1 ROYAL Pa-Eut Nu. sJf. hllchua Heiu is-s
also ari Manna Aforesaid described in Royal P1t-ur
So. Etf= also aud a. Wilrle- Maa0d- sfurrslit de-
srilcd i1 Royal Pafeu- Nc II; also lEud a Nausa
f0rud issczibs IN Royal Patent 70. ~ also iind
AZ Nlnla If1resaii de-criaei IN Royal Patent 70. sl
EIieant Helm 57Ls- also Iald a. kalIPapa- Wilma
Island % Oahu aforesaid described IA R1T1l Plrfut
Nn. sI.I- Enleana Helu ST also land at WHikki-
varna. IN slii iskIud % Oahu. containing n 10
lrrs and asu one hnudr-iI md forty had o. C=sti-
m1rs % l5-ss ri-hf pair & working oz-u, aity-ars
bad u 1rser azs l1a cIits, n1rr q les h1ipcE
ears, joss -1Ill-- e. &C. Il
Duf-,. Hnu1iliu- Aprii---- i--t- -
Cecil Ernrn Any flr 7ra-r-lsrr 1905 e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
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