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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

We ofer new ana stylish good. univ
~ ~, ied"csd prices At +, Ra,imap's. ,ts
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shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure
co1 .Ou ~ us on a guarantee, IL curos
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s,ruo.. y o-e Nsln
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sleeple% nights made miserable tho
' .' lYrrllle cough. Shiloh's Cure il hv
'e'uvuy lot YOU sold by j. NJ. House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

hoSerF titra,e ot Magnosia is n fine,
'nu-hiuous, oGoryUscont drink. pre,
parod by A. Rogers u Sons, 2si Bisecker
atreot, New York = - D'O''NV'
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Az hats sold at reduced nrlc,. ., n
tsuman's, M Elm street '''''' NJ Il
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Just received, more OF that genuine
Fr. ClreL Loeb n Freiberg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

The Rev. George IA. rnayer OF Bour.
lVn, lnuNun .'S "RrN Nv1clf ana
nae owo our lives tn Shluhs Iunsunun.
ton Ilrr,' Sold h, =. VI. Nouga
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McClousn's artistic vork in nhotovr..
phN during the three years no has 6oen
located in Dallas had given him n stat
reputation for fine work. Visitors 10 The
Guy are always welcome. 7O5 Main
street, WV '"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

=, Coloriug, cleaning and repairing gen
uVlneh'S hne suits speciality, pUmus
uN'd ANA curled equal To new. Suits
secured ANA dresses, cleaned and dyed.
All CulorS warranted fast.
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a nassl injector FREQ wiih each bottc
OF Shuohs c6tarrh NvaCty. Prlcs n
Gems Sold Nv J. N. puI.r. NV "
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Ladies' You will fud It to your In forest
10 call NJ Bauman's nm treat Yourself TO
one at those lovely white embroidered
SUITS winch are being sold ut half thor
original value '''''
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Ahet Husband of Mine
Is three times the man no was hefona
ne began using "Wells' Health Re
newer" 81. Druggists
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SNe men anu buy your schoo,
-Joks nuh iaul Lrl, '"
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NhrtWheelN, vHrDN heels, carewhoels I'm
ulaIh' creNnh white, tlu ana drah, trim
,lSI and un,rimmud, at Il. Baumnn's
Df Elm Strrpt. ''''''' v
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Base bat shoe plates At Hunstablo'..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

~ .t,.etts .sN,.ssa,
Bofpsns tho hair when harsh aud dry.
soothes the irritased scalp.
Affords the Richest lustre.
Proven. s...r nair from falling OF.
fromoscsils healthy vigorous growth.
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Ihere TX u secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE RgNEnv

which all ladies should know. SEQ our
circular ut your druggists.
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Mexico Texas, New Mexico and Arizona Lands.

1000 Acres, OGandeat
per aT
co, RoCi ebDtnI
Adion thsit Will ou1sr direnn lima
In
MeC plentyo
Mexico ,plnof
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water
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j. g. BEATTY, Manager.
Mexico and Texas Land and Cattle Company PASO TEXAS
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We OFFER new GOODS JUST ARRIVING As FOLLOWS

SOLE -AGBTS FOR
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DAiLf BETWEEN
81. LOUIS and DALLAS, FORT WORTH.
M PASO and SAN FRANCISCO.
DALLAS and NEW Or
LEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE.
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Kim street.
, Io'or!nE, cleaning and repairing gen
tlomen'S Tine suits speciality. plutu,s
dyod aud curled equal to new. Suits
secured, and drcss-, cleaned and dyed.
All t"'ors wnrraut," East.
Shlloh's euro VIII immediately rolleyoI
Group whonpluE cough and bTonchitn
Sold bv }. NJ, Housn
somebody wants to know how n isI
that Loeb & Freihcrg can afford 10 sell
wines 80 cheap. Well thuv uuv i'm large
quantities, sell choap and lots oft
Tho Board 81 Trade saloons, northeast
corner OF Main and Austin aud north.
! west corner OF Main and pOydrAs stroetg.
Keeps the best OF liquors, wines, bo,r.
hles, etc, To be- FOUND, coucocted IN the
very best 'iylo.
Everybody who frequeuiS tho Fort
knows "Gontemau Gus" RmtlonlWp and
whrre he can be found bshind 500 bsr
on TIC Local Option, npSaf dopOl. UneN-
'optionHhio LIQUOR aud courteons attend.
ara. '''''''
McIlelSn'e artistic work In photoyrn-
phy durng the three years he has boen
Iooatei IN Dallas had given him n state
| reputation for fine work. Vigltora IN tho
Guy are always welcome. 7O5 Main
street. WV ""
Ladies', YOU will fluid IL tn your Interest
10 call nj BNum0nS nm treat Yourself To
ono at those lovely white Embroidered
SUITS which are hoiug sold Mt half thoir
! original value
CNrtWhrelS, vNvtN uruls, corEyhpels In
oI"Ik' cream, white, tAu ana drah, trim
nod and untrimmud, at Il, Bauman,s
'W Elm street.
The Rev. George IA. rnayer OF Bour.
lon, lndrun .'S. "l}uf'' u'v1clf ana
nae owo our lives un Shuuh's Consump.
Won ''lr"' sold hy j. VI. House
hoEsrs titrate ot Magnesia is n ine,
'hu-nlhous, oiloryUscont drink, Pre,
pNred ey A. Rogers Il Sons, 2sl Blsecker
'treot New York. NV
Shiloh's Catarrh ROmedy a positlv,,
'ure for oatarrh, diphtheria aud canksr
mouth Sold hvJ. NJ. Hou2o.
Sleeple@ nights made miserable tho
'hat terrible cough. Shilohs euro h Inv
'eluedy Tor YOU. sold by ]. NJ. House.
-
shiloh's Cough and Consumption t,nro
sold by us ON a guarantee. IL curos
consumption. Sold by J. NJ. House,
S,Ne mon anu buy your schuo,
@IoNs n~" iaul Erl.
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Enilman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
hnd Dallas TO New Orleans without ehanpa'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-19

Its virtues are unquestionahle and its curative
character absolute, as the writer can personally
testify both from experience and observation.
Write at once to HAYLuCK n JENNY. 7 Dry street
New York, enclosing Sl,UO, and you will receive
by return remedy that will enable you to hear
like anybody else and whose curative effects will
be permanent. You will never regret doing 50. -
Editor of the Mercantile Review.
~Toavoid loss i'll the mails please send money
by Registered Letter.
Only imported by HAYLOCK & JENNY,
Sole Agents for America Dey street N Y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-19

turnal Emission Aversion to Society Dimpess OF
Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid pass
ing unobserved in the urine and many other dis
eases that lead to insanity and death
DR. MlNT1E, who is a regular physician fprad.
uate OF the University of PENNSYLVANIA viii
agree tn forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for a case
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE Mnder
his special advice and treatment will not cure,
or fer ANYTHING impure injurious found in it,
DIR MlNrlE treats all private diseases success
fu!ly without mercury. CONSULTATION FREE
Thorough exam nation and advice, including an
aiysis of urine. s., Price of VITAL REsroRAT1vF,
~ bottle, or four times the quantity SO.
sent to any address upon receipt of price or G 0.
ID secure from observation and in private name
II desired, by A, Z. MlNTIE, NJ. D., IL Kearny
street, San Francisco, Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. sent on applicstion
by letter stating symptoms, sex and age. Commu.
nications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
DIR MlNTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRETI.
Ct NJ, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Com.
plants, Gonurrhoea Gleet, Leucorrhoen For
sale by al druggists: 81 bottle six bottles for S.
DIR MlNTlE'S DANDELION PILLS are the &c st
and Cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure in the
msrket. For sale by all druggist
All orders for medicine G. o. D. must be accom-
panied with s. (as guarantee of good faith
which will De deducted when the package is
shipped.
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$500 REWARD!

W. viii paw the above reward nor
Dyspepsia Sick Headache Indigestion Cor,t2.on or
We cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver l1s when the
% M 'r'y complied With They are purely vegetable and
tanning so pills. 9' cents For sale by all druggists Bs~ar, Of,
and imitaIions The genuine onv h,
sonN - VEST q co, 1871 4 1873 W. Madison s., Chc.,n
''' A package sent by -il pspaid ,ex ..r
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-19

Call or address DIR. LFIBIG h Co. 400 Geary
street. Private entrance, iC5 Aason sa. eet. san
Francisco. na7u
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-19
MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
DISEASES OF MAN.
D r. ALLIE N.

20 2 hearny Street San Francisco Cal One
hours, . to daily, to evening SUNDAYS, l.
II only. 1.I,f
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The Great English Remedy

Is n never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
S EN- inal Weakness
SpermatorrhHs, LOST
MANHOOD, lmpotency,
Para lysis, Prostator-
rhoea, and all the terri
bic effect of Self-Ahuse.
,poHthful follies and ex-
cesses i'll maturer years
such MS Loss of Mem
Ory, I.assitule. Nor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16
FUNERAL. OF HRH KEKAULIKE

The funeral Of the late Goyerness Of Hawaii,
Princess Kekaulike took place from her residence
on Beretauia street in this city on Sunday after
noon the 18th instant. During the time elapsing
between the death Of the Princess and the hour Of
the funeral. a guard Of the Royal Troops had per-
formed watch duty and the usual native cere-
monies connected with the demise of one OF high
rank were performed by many mourning frienos.
Al nm the final prep irations for the procession
had been completed, and, the inmate guns,
fired from the water battery, doomed out their
farewell, the cavaloade proceeded from the house
en- route to the cemetery.
The procession, preceded by Captain Mehrtens
and the undertaken Mr.. c. Z. Williams, both
mounted. proceeded along Beretania street to
Nuuanu and to the Mausoleum. A body of foot
police under the command % Captain William
Tell formed the advanced guard, then came Mar
shall Parke and cavalry guard OF honor Inc
officers and members of the Honolulu ire De-
partment followed. Major kinimakE with his
aides preceded the military, consisting OF the
tho band following after the troops. A large num-
Der of female mourners. presumed to be the ser
wants OF the deceased. preceded the Catholic
Clergy. The Poola society manned a rope attached
10 the hearse aud by them the coffin was conveyed
along the route. After the hearse came the chief
mourners, the carriages OF their. Maiesties, the
Princess Lydia, the Chief Justice, members OF
the Cabinet of the House of Mobiles, Diplomatic
corps ETC., ETC., and the public carriages The pro-
cession contained nearly five hundred people and
was eleven minutes passing given point. At the
Mausoleum the last rites were performed by the
Bishop of Honolulu assisted by the Rev. A.
Macintosh at the close of which the particlpators
in the ceremonies separated for their residences.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16
PASSENGERS.

For San FraBrisco per Eisinore Jan i0-NIrs souic.
Nj Brsdley and wife, Mr. Underwood Mr. Way and
children.
For San Francisco, per Discovery, Jan 10 Puryisi
Il RnndOTf. Mr. Chamber
For Kauai per Ja. Make, Jan io-Alrs \ Z jackson,
spalding c Pouer, " y Grant, Frame.
From Mani and Hawaii per Planter, jan ll-Capt 7
Smith. W o Atwatcr, Hon 6 W PilIpo. A Koch, II
d Baldwin, Miss a Paris, E N MegIos.
From Kahului. per Kilauoa Hoa. Jan ia-Bi-hop Will
Ne and wife; g Il Wood, Mrs. obin, Mitchcs, T
Rhodes, NJ COrrua
From san Francisco, pc. MRrposa, Jan 9-Claus
Sprcckels. wife AID servants, Vim Irwin, Mrs 4
Grant J Grant, h II Morrow, Miss Wilder Miss NJ
~ if y y, w i. -
Dr. " Landau, Z " Cowles, D " stone, II Z Williams
A spreckeis Geo " sacfarlaur aud servant Rev
Father BOuchard, W Gartz, " Tucker, TiIlman
EI-Goy Z Low u Norton, Z d Tcnney :, shaw and
Rucker, Df Lusson sam Parker, Mn G McLanc Mr.
= NeumAnn and child, Geo Bell. Miss Makee. Mn
Hastings, l L Ramsdell, I Maciarlanc Z L Miles.
From Maui and Molokai, per Lehua, Jan is-llcy
Father Damien, Mr. Kaleleokun wife and child a In
ma Mr. Akana Il W Meyer.
From HsmAkua, per Z Il Bishop. Jan is-Mrs J r
Mills and daughter, Miss RicaTd, Hardy.
From Rauai per Iwalani, Jan I3-G " Wilcox, Capt
Thomas
From San Francisco, per Consueio, Jan i5-NIrs Il
Turner and son, Mr. Quinnc, Mrs. & Simmons, Capt
D Mcdonald and wife G Slayt0T. { Pratt, + Brown,
II Mcdonald. p Branaean
Prom windwA-d Ports, per kinau, Jan 1jw L Aus
tin, LEVERS Mr. J kAAi, 5 Wahihenui II P Bald
win. II COrnwell, W II Bailey, Geo Richardson, W
Kalua, II Cation, c AfonE, W Y HorneT, : McDade W
II Cummings, wife and children, Miss Donnel
For Windward Ports, per Likelise, Jan i2-W jog. W
Friestner, Taylor. J Lynch, Cornell, W EblinE.
4 Prom Lahaina per Ncttie Merrill, Jan i3-H Turton
And son.tMr Atwatcr.
For KRhului, per Kilauea Hou, Jan 14-Miss Ta Pr.
Wnn W kalna, Pratt, : Macaulcy. J Filming, Mr.
Epnlcy ] Bennett, hclnc, Webster II Cook, T
Whrphy, g Spoondoek.
FGr san Francisco per Mariposa, Jan ii-s Cohn 6
Nhchard, Or Lasson, A & Ellis. + 5 Cunha, Mr. & W
II can, II Caldwell e Fucker. L Bamsdalc Capt
M wifi j Nv fspr0sr Il
tnann, A spreckcls. A lllccox, Ex Gov Low capt
rler, and 30 stcerarC-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

The funeral Of the late Mrs. James Makee took
place at the family residence yesterday Mt O'Clock
p. ~. The three reception rooms were thrown
open and appropriately draped The coffin of
black ebony studded with silver, wreathed with
the most exquisite flowers. The Rev. DIR. Damon
read the services and preached u sermon. A hymn
was sung by the Fort Street Church Choir. Among
those present to pay last tribute Of respect to the
remains OF one Of Hawaiis most worthy matr0ns,
were His Majesty, attended by the Chamberlain,
Col. Judd the Foreign Commissioners, and repre-
resentatyes from all classes of Honolulu society.
The remains were taken to Maui on board the III
HdH and will be placed beside those of Captain
MIakee in the Family Mausoleum at Ulupalakua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16
ISLAND LOCALS.


The List OF GAzlTTE subscribers who have been
receiTing their papers through Messrs. j. W
Robertson d CO., (wbo have suspended viii IN fu-
after the lst January, 1s4:-All those who wish 20
discontinue viii please notify Us TO that effect This
Office will charge all as new subscribers from the
LIST inst Those who have paid IN advance VIII
have to arrange with the assignees of j. w Rob
prtg0r 4 n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

L y ACCORDANCE NlI1 Y row
Il cr o. sale contained bon certain mortgage made By
Kulauka Nakookoo tn A Cartwright rruster Of thr
Holt Estate dated the ith day Of March ISL recorded
In liher a. page no. Notice g hereby given that said
morcugcc Intends 20 iofeci0-r said moftglgc fug con-
dillon broken and upon said foreclosure ui sriI 1t
public anctiuu az the snlcsroou % 2 T. Adam I'M 10
noulu, MONDAY. the iith day uf February. ISL af
y NJ of said day the premises described !u sad mdi
gage a. below specified.
Further particulars can be bad Of W y Cattle. Ai-
tumey at-I-aw. A. J. CARTWRIGHT. Morf-a.rr-
Premises 10 be sold situated In kikihnlc, Homo
lulu and consist OF 1910 d being duo iouHc
Lot bringing IN good rent and D. good Investment
iof that purpose Premises are par % The same set
forth in r. r. j7na to KaapuH and kunuu mo- kcovui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

Mr. Godfrey Brown. our Kohala candidate for
the legislature has arrived in the district and conf
moueed an energetic canyassing. There are six
native aspirauts for the same honor in the field
against him. 1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Brown
will prove yictorlons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

Mr.. Chas Warren Stoddard writes from San
Francisco that Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH Grismer with
a comedy company may b. expected here by the
Mgriu0sd on February 9TH. Mrs. Grismer under
her stage name Of Phoebe Davis is vel-knoSn as
a talented ariste. OF Mr. Grismer II Is suiheient
TO say that he Is a thorough favorite in San Fran
cisco that many of our island people have seen
seen MIN there and that ne commands suecessi he
is a thorough painstaking actor and courteous
gentleman. The company propose to produce
some Of the very latest comedy successes. 1t is
10 be hoped that this project will not fall through
and that Honolulu may enjoy brilliant theatrical
season. Our citizens willing enough to patron
ize the theatre if any thing good IS offered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

On the evening of the l4th inst, at ESQ o'clock
the north western sky presented most renlarka-
BILE appearance, that portion of the heavens being
illumIned with a deep red color like the reflection
from a great conhagration.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

A correspondent writes: " One of the clndi-
date for legislative honors made speech TO his
wOuld-bc constituents at waimea lately, in which
he commenced by announcing himself leper
To what depths Of infamy must the Hawaiian
people have descended when true perception of a
horrible disease comes TO be regarded as a recon-
incubation for n candidate for public Office. In
the place of being allowed TO run around CANVASS
ing the district for votes, the man ought to be
arrested on his own public confession and bundled
Of TO kalaWao without delay"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16
A Despatch from the City of the Caesars

HOTEL DE RUssrE, Rome, Dec lst., 1855.
SIR:-As His Hawaiian Maiesty's Special Envoy
in Europe, 1t has been part Of my duty to enquire
after the Hawaiian youths now studying IN Italy
and learn that there still exists some misunder-
standing to their real guardianship. l have
been instructed to set this matter straight, and
now take the liberty to quote for your infOrma-
ton an extract from despatch which | have
handed TO His EEcellency Z. ). Mancini, the Ita-
liam Minister of Foreign Affairs, from His Excel
lency W. NJ. Gibson, the Hawaiian Minister of
Foreign Affairs, which will definitely settle all
question upon the point and reads rs follows:
81 have the honor TO make known TO your Ex-
cellency that this Government does not recognize
any other agent in Italy any other official guard
ian OF the young students than His Majesty
Consul at Naples, Signor. NJ. Cerulli.n
This official statement made TO the Italian Gov
ernment will also be made known TO all those who
may have been formerly or may be at present con-
cerned with the youths in order no further ques-
ton may arise, and the Italian officials Others
concerned may look only to one properly autho-
rized and duly recognized Guardian in any ques-
ton regarding the youths.
The necessity for this course will be obvious to
you 10 prevent confusion or interference with Sig
Cerulli's management.
Your former rights Of Guardianship as you arc
aware were revoked, and in view of the present
circumstances | trust l may rely partly on you
that no further MISUNDERSTANDING arise and that
you will accord with the desires Of the Hawaiian
Government in that Signor. Cerulli's present au-
thority may be duly respected.
have the honor to be yours most faithfully,
CURTIS p. HUKEA,
H. II. Ms Special Envoy.
Sig. c. Q. Moreno.
lEEPLY.l
genoa. Dec. 3rl, 1888.
SIB:-Your first duty in Italy was 10 reimburse
to me the money which generously and promptly
advanced from my own pocket for the support of
the three Hawaiian youths and pay to me the ten
months Of my salary, if You are the Special Envoy
of King kalakaua. Yours faithfully,
G. Q. MoBESO.
Mr. Curtis p Iauken Rome
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16
The Best India Rubber.
PIONEER WHITE LEAD +!
PIONEER WHITE LEAD 3. ,
WHITTIER, FULLER q Co.,
MarshaI's Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EX-
ID ecuton issued from the Supreme Court OF the
Hawaiian Islands In which + II Thatcher Is plaintiff
and Henry sheldon defendant FOR the Of So si0o
have levied upon and shall expose for sale NJ public
auction at the rout door Of Alolan Hale February
the 18th ISL a Il noon, all the right title and inter-
ct Of the said H. C. sheldon in and the following
described property, viz:
All that piece parcel Of land situate at Waiipuka
North kOhaa Hawaii, containing II acres 1i06 square
fdhOms and 10 square feet and more fully described In
Royal Patent No. 1f9i. l.. e. A. slil issued 20 kaluahi
and conveyed to H. e. sheldon by Paukraho and Ka
phc hy deed dated February 18Th 1s and recorded IN
liber 50 foos az eS and s9, unless said Judgment
interest and expenses arc previously paid.
W. c. FARKE, Marshal.
IIunofulu. Jan. Ttrh. ISL Wrl a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

The case against Mr.. D. Lyons Publisher d the
Ellswas heard the I2th inst. before Judge Mccall
The complaint set forth that the paper con aired
.certain malicious and libel0us writings, refecung
upon decision rendered by the Chlei justice oil
this Honorable Court, in a matter then ptnding
in the supreme Court tending to bring this Hon
orable Court and the administration of ustice
into ridicule, contempt, discredit and oeium.
Nj. LYONS was held free from all responsibility in
the matter by the appearance Of Mr.. John Sheldon
who acknowledged that he was responsible for the
appearance OF the article in question The Court
reserved its decisiOn.-Daify BrilefiH-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

$4,000 more of the Hawaiian coins quarter
dollars, arrived per Marioosa, they will be found
quite useful for purposes of change. If not soon
issued, however, the people will have to 20 back
TO the original shell currency.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

The Halgwa, Union. Hawi, Star and Multi mills
are grinding steadily. The Kohala Sugar Coiwill
commence work shortly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

During the absence OF Mr.. A. &. Ellis, At the
Coast, Mr.. Lewis bevey will assist at the sales
held by Mr. Adams, making his first appearance
under this palm branch ON the 18th instant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

After a final shifting aud settling the latest
Palace ticket contains the names OF the following
gentlemen as aspirauts fur Legislative hOnors J.
L. kaulukOu, James Keau, Z. X. Lilildlani J. 7.
Baker
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16
NOTICE

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
L GERM This l. to the effect that the undersigned
will close the opening near the Pga Government
School through which the people pass through iu
going and from Paia and MakaWnn, also-trcspass-
Ing upon that portion Of the Paia Plantation land.
would further state that this Plantation Company see
ing the necessity for right Of way for the people 10
pass 10 and from MakaWaO and Paa has allowed them
TO pass through their land. although al considerable
los in making bridges amt gates; at last however,
finding that they were broken fast that We lost the
Of about 80 Of pasture and the bridges
constant bill Of expense and not wishing to incou-
ycnioncc the travelling public suggested petition
be drawn mp, signed and sent 10 The Minister Of the
Interior, according to law which done No notice
taken Of Il, however, and on November IL, 1883,
sent the Minister c. T Gulics letter the subject
which remains unanswered. So with this O,.plaua-
tion viii close the aforementioned opening w ten
DAYS from this date. Z. NJ. WALSH
DATE Ma Jauuarv fffb IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

Mr.. z. Y. Squires' address before the Working
mems Union has been eagerly seized upon by the
San Francisco Chronicle and the matter contained
in it has been twisted and tortured TO sllit the
views Of that aIniable sheet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

The well-known barkentino J. L. Fd'liHbHy
will probably no longer ply between San Francisco
and tins port after this trip, she Is to be sold
ON her arrival IN San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

There is a strong movement on foot among the
natives TO make DIR. Bond, who is very popular
among them as also with the foreign element, the
resident Government Physician for Kohala. A
number Of petitions have been forwarded 10 the
BOARD of Health TO that effect