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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16
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,rrsrr- n Na-sns-S elr-fcs aitrr1g no HaH- We
-vstaal D. art rtee esunr 40 tniisaiiia lit
~ -s,rt And s-rsni5nn Qi evir~ tii z'lri IN iE iis
esnr-iu -gmlnaniig talc'l % IN tzies- - e.eH
-. ~ - sr--, u hu-sne-s- ire r1lill4l' On
,,v.-e- +. si1raic -rrrs-A ~ STIR 3 u-1ia n s'as
-.lr, 81 ,f.r4sr s1,i = cua-zl b. 1f r-erts an
is-----., - s7fs r, rara rar er1.nc c,frritfd ~
e,r,-i,srsbie ACTIVITY r. ultsu-aac or ilg ieiia 80
-ru. feic.s t-sm a1F-lusi -tnle7 afat 2 ~ 81
-. 100 ept 4rss tflsff7 - uui 1r a. 1rssti
~ q -.r-~ sas-s = lrniuncg 20 ae-ar Ffet-- n
.saI, ~ ne rsg5sa1ir- n passing Ne 'ii-.ise p.
--.ka,~r Z r.rid r,t. 'r.a -lzntaEsi ana En - "a
si's-rr fs-.al t-ntirr has iaii a 'aFf-i1ir ritt-
me ar-v.s since last arsl-n-s 1lurt-f st il- 'h -
- ,-fi . 4 MY ana -ls-auaf tfs.nraas
II ---,- - F-anci-cs. ne tslalia ,riiits news
l.s.-- - Sc 81 inst
re a. -a-sifr-- iur-Is ne sane 1Nra- ittt Deem
a.. g,,,., or >aa s-zfcco. hily ltic For Earea-
nj Ss-gii.r ysasntifa i0r 10 Sfsa 1att -snrr M
-'-s-a 'sfr San FrancizCg.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

A Ga1EnErE EEE1R1--EhH ElI.srs Metal Il TIE
asnsnsr e &r1E, nn!rzrzfe- n HAl az a uen1c-iai
e. ~ IL L me kr-1Ee CluHnr-- ana 1igsn s-ln-
niIr frr dtErfrrEnlnet merit n 5rTsrunrzrlr z-e
rf1lrfrrus gr rIuuEr1E- Eza lssu aEa-tissi By
fsr Casrnrf II riE -rEisrgr WIKI EiE zl1Frgral Il
tItr E-urE a. WaieH, E1H ZrsziI.gn1- - CHpr fzH.
Nlrlarr1nn EafE ne dilrilrlillirl 4r1ara-au Ia
rrnrr ui1rs lGirrn hare hnEIr q Elgii z-sz1 ser
rlm in f1rrlrinu tta wznEr elElirnl.IslszeIIsa %
Mrsf Anrnrisu amt hErE tlErt3T r.iiiarz- rzlli1-
hdn lii 10 iAn ennrrrarn At me azEiii--il Laasila
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Scihsli v7irasicns cVamercs "a tAe sSsA i,iss.
1Ert street ~cna1i cigsEs .1e 34ai an1 parents
Of sciigi.szs sud ne pucac inyissd b. BE- pres
sus a. lae cising sxsrrtss, a. pm. saat 2ats.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

rF- Es-aiis tsfl b. sas anigosss sss a Astzg trip
b DE Coast. he Et4 rsu1ain away brit tarse
weeks, lcFilis ~ rsr1ra AF ne ne1r TRIP Of me
same stsdzuer- Or. Essfz also left f9r trip ~
The E'tss.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16
Administrator Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINS
Il frIfar - ~ Elflfs = nE8HI D. HIAN. lrie u
H1sll1- 1eer4Eef lfff1y lff1ea - pers1as 1IFI1E
EIll1s 1rEIllt sd ssi1tr % prrperl ~ setl VIA
s1a<aeFF - Mn 81 ~ aftgln1y Alfred ~ u1nNfI
1fsr slsts1 a CO DsaF y U1ae.1Ia Nlt1l1 -
sssls lI111 lltr. 80 ilf .-s - p cIgf1rfl D.
ilsasisia. ~ 9, ~ kislslsiais.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Beware e sAs Ssu Eank Acts y, h,t.ery N the
aaiihsieue u saas scheme BAT dead Sare~
am, f1r tie projectors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The >sea1ree llas ~ P'las the pioneer Ct
Ergcses E-tE'siiis1 hifs gf steamers estHeen Lon
DON. me AZures, EEn,si'lia and Sa1 Fraaciscs has
been ordered b. SSrgarcrs. SUE VII CARY ccal
t-9m TINS rcrt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16
PoST OF HoSoLULU.

Arrived
ms rl--Bn bkeaa Ear.za. Lee '--iu o. Fs11cf-e1
r.-trn ss-1- d Nlr--IV- sgr-v- 10 iaF= Pr -
pm - ssaunisin. y soorr luT~ m e.
Slid
gil~ ri-H ~ essahs. rlnntil-, -aseraer-. rir
Elsrhaua
An t-ra Nsr- 1,-..-. Pan. ilr sar-sa-
rt-kn ne-l Queen. grznft- 'or ~ t--l|3ffsi1.
ppm tr1 nnsta. 10 -gllt1 roe .ls 11i,lniH-.
rl-kr s-r1 Ez-.i-tar. P H.. tIr eurt llrfu-eutl
30 Ntr-7rea. Bsrls1r-i, flir :. P.
vssssis n Furs.
S4r4l-
Ir-A -gr-ss-e Vsttur RiHzliL- 5-cppe E4F Ra.ii1fe
naECuAS-nEs
grSS Esfy " Para. Luuaeud
An isr- Esa. N1uknau
An ak-1- Wiliar-i ntiig1en. >uai--
y ID Elnu Erz1A " zlfr
G-rak Apuila, Egaa
an hrr1r y y lrTfn- Turner
An hkrar Kikstat- Eurler
En ak.1r Elr-za- Lee.
IN ,k-1r . Z Nir-z-. Bfr-r-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Thomas Frtlrhll-i ami Z. ~ 1r.tsig6 have been
convicted a. Nali1su ssr ligRur seiilng. The B,r,
1let AS 1gret-:s- Tbs Pci,cs have made haal
81 y io1sn sf hog oeer. tsar kegs of beer AID a
sUtse OF whistler.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The waaar rise n see Na1faa str-anl On Satar
DAY, cVufsicnias sizAs f-ssset-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16
ISLAND LOCALS.


Agcrr rcES-
Fclitscs paRs st-zage eelsslis,sss gi.is re two
ministerial -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

0uig 1na lGaleur u % be noted Ear Ne Fs1rsil
ar E1lG- Ehrze Ehl1Esl uEra ciitiug u1az sI-luzis
a4lug Ei1E iGFsr PHrr q tlls tawR Eheu may ~
z1sl M. C1rz tlrn~izr ann and h.s d1rse T. tie
E1Iuun- AZ a.as cue Il tie ChIIa-1nn and ns1
EIlrzs- AE- Cur wa stI1nes by TIE ki1F. and
AID ersf1 lEEIu1tszriIlsr EuulEe- Eu- r.
Vlzsi l.f1rs si1E 7r zsrIal rns called Er1iil
aEr17s az plaza The hnrss II me Chn-eas wa
- n Irsst rll1 BE- 5Iei alnr-lg AFR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The t-alchise g-t1seG - lEssSrs, Lrcas, Eilncre
i-t 1.ill - 1ght the citg q EcnclnR vita gas b
s'gksc 1pcu via tivgr b. tis osi1ess cars1Il-isy
and rvsr 81 lug has al-saiy essn SUBSCRIBED 10
E1-,i 1as eaFis1i Strck-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Thers E7lf nCG Il-zst FIR drIuIsIlless az LID
Gu Ele 1ur-ll- n ticr Elers vas nnr a 1-IlliEs1
ra1 o. b. seen luG me crowd a most 1rTiari ?
rufl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The Ez-Imluazian and eziilniEsGu e re Eailala
AIlT Elnilia WI raAl Fllca az the AIlTFz etzrzh
EhIrssia1 a-l1 FriIfag- IIiF L Ilf L ErIzas
zs -vsu slEiI dag - ia usnEiIara sIDui1l-
sila issr work 68r tie Tea-- The AuaEsa EnaiIHn
srunt Ezii1litinn EIiI be zI7u au riiIF. F1ig -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Iha ElE-ti. e 4TiF WA sEIsa a Festive DAP Ear
Elln- E'ln.ila Esrz 1-st CT AZ earig hnEr q ts
llErzl a. Ash n 1l.Gr and SUNSET taer4 heinz
~ iHir- 7iaeE AZ Kim Eizn Ealcl n cEishE1fs-
Lks Elr-zz1eas 1Hl1n make ~ zppgzltacs as.d
risrzl u1uF due pieces a-ltl. az ann a11 zss-il1
t-s evening" az me Cs1rg E1sa- utErE l1E llEilet
Il LlE FsrzI-1 EllIEz1 1ltd prepared iIIzEE zlu
Et.- rhn-t rr1vzf 9eaulse slG1sz- Ehs l,Ezsrh
4 uI.uu called nllss Il sla cIf1I And az ElL
SEsa aus q Eila EliE Els sFEn1ls E1er Are
4ls ealIez Tia tIlE7 lIisils- ria li1Fsr fzal t1e
E.sieE-a az rhe well AID M Ia Pf.cn Rsrs az
.hieF a-zzzr1iGaa. Eha asun1uE rsallzssi b. ne
affillsF xalE aEuul sisE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Mlss I-sne Tl7ldr b q be Gsuuiende1 FIR IeE
sfrrrs Il hsi-sIle zf the IfIf'5g serr- she haEiZ
ssii al1erg-sEg sisI-ss II thaE VssHsi ne t1r-
sirrfnrE e 4 .naEa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The Falssr-fr1uE a. alia E-zW mast Il the Pe1Fis
"a saH tsaarnnuu af the FGur-h- = vIruEsH tlls
zaGsa. J-Tsr $50 laG been rz1asii- and wa gwen
SUE prizes f4r 1uan raf1ssL. 1lrza rsl.Es- ts1t
rzGss, slezs - snFa- raEss By ZIriA aEn rsess q
II -...c----r---I.-L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

LOr 5-Lsase frou Eiaaaehg kluis= - A. - -
dated Nj 1i ls1l u ApIua ~ Royal f-l-ll - r.
g Award ~ q klueuar. - iae 'ffa = - lel4A
from j1ue %, i-'l af au annual irniai ~ ~.
LOr s-An uudisiiet hsf lai-frsf ~ - AS el.ss
~ lad situate kaa1hlll r1i1lainz afea r. rs
acfrs more Or ffss lld frsErIltl In n 2 TO T. E.
Arard 40 70 kllrn1aI sd lflf aas r1ureIff O. a.
Stag b. Eaaaepoefoe fsI 17 I'D ili1 -,1f 4.
-. nd fae1rird in tIafr - fa.ia - tIsl 80.
from Joan kaalrle % Asinz llie1 NJ "a. - r.
~ Interest in flr fauIuiuT llIf ll ~ at1Hr g.
srri1@d k1lraul f1r flr term 70 ~ Irrft a4 tAf-
"a issJ 1t q fHuuli rentat - ifn 1Iilafr.
Toro-AI and sl1rnIaf 90 iafsr.li q A. sex.
l-Ina q fnurninfl share ln 80 - |rarr = r1Htf
i.rds n LaInru. soc aasi ar a. ual ta1s c. 81
rir4rn d irIfF ifnl G. 4 thilis. o. Al4 l.AN 80
i1frr Jane 81. fslI rllrrI lrllI alIT Itt . $50
rcnaaI rental - g. ~ lhrrr II 80 n f1I'4
m 5nf-r ftis ili-- sfasi lriT lcrrs. cleaes AK
n ahsci god crop ~ elle = rpaln1
f.ur to-L~4.s FROM n Waf-c1. Al sea fstfI
W14 lgil fIsi. af frrafi Ihfr e. ~ lfiIl. = r'a4
IN sarsf Iaaia "a Rl1alaiu. f1F trIH fa-aa t.'f
40 f..I Taa Iafar rlstprIarf luurI I4HHI| NE''N
- ,li|eh az -r1s % lral rlfIrnl j. tl4 1'INII
1gi l. sablacf g. 81 lanaai rratli "a -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

On lie iltl INST. .hr h Rev Bisshsg Of Oi,I-
Accompanied by Fathers LzguCrs Ilt Clement.
Elsgrst z-e EzIlIl1 uIn-gf-EHr FsttJi. PIsafai.
At1-r luur "a so,t-t TIE eccigsilstciI viss11rs
i.ru5u -sru-ueG sagr=wu-is, BENG sdlu-=d On EleIr
iep1trrIrs. frlru Lie guns u the vessel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

an error occurred n ne lsss Ct aea-ing n tie
litTsrsseuIent OK rssln.s t1tt il1Ls pcEiUu In the
- BE- Of e;Ro. ! eE1nfes, iecsass,L The reading
ard 1isrl, wi siis viacs Er,iy mex. tSsh sst
ssfgrs -ls Chief Jgsecs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

d cunning r1cg. niia iis1. f.r purse Il S-5ugl
Inns bean Ir-l1ggC 1etvssu ND owners Il Lang
f,rl E. and Cen EltnccrG A tIrf-Ir gf SjGu has
l-rsIlg 5ssn 7Hcli and the tins FIR he grcu-.
csncH lis been set tlr SEPT. 5ni Iz ,igI1ili Fark
My tine best hCrse w;u-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Z The g- 5, : Ht-fBasr salied AZ anG1 gsstzr-
I Eaq tlr >.il ErlacIsru zar1gIuE 5Hzssnllsrs-
I MIFlr Car- Esr ant VIE Eznry EfsF1IIa. II =
I GfrlhaIm- A. Z CIs-sscI, A. M1Grs- -Im FIlc1E
I AT wa z T. Az11fF. Mlss & Lae1ulalI- ! 4
Mlzilnnuca aaI VIZ = Erilr1- 4 J. Alien 4r--
I Mister EEnrT Roth HisH EHcy N1Gs. sands
I Esrna1 VIZ. AMI ciIIlis- T. IL e-liltamI-h- Dr. 7.
Erltile lrs. A. Esrfaerr Mss LIEv 1zrherz. n IL
Locker E F. FlnHv- T. TRAINER NJ l. Z
I -t-sr..i and Ea1uhfzr Ms. + A MrEclln Dr. IL
I 11z1n we aal child EaurF Aztazr- L. q Kerr,
I A. = F.lru IlG Wa n fLEErviE-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

The >vullzh umu--Jf-Sar Vfuuils. Comm ~, r.
OthE LI.1gr1trg sailed f-1m TINS Purr fur E1ifD-
lnut. i1an On the lgth Inst Primes 0sc1Ir bIlis
ltleu % -ls Majesty N Inc EIcrulug 1etgrs lsHv-
Ia. Izli GsEHrrrs ne vessel salutsC BY t.lr
EI1sr sa-1sry anu Tic lzIIHI1 udl-Cf-Ear. Fst.yr
PsfH-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

i E1uiG Be vel ~ lscvrEll wiint urta5g III
ll7,iIli-s III n. -1Euuz1lIry 1-pe ~ yet q finger
ID 1ia Eie * z.lts FrlpUset sdllssn gE TIC Kill
sd EiI1k EhH-rsr A:E. The Minister'S seem ~ &c
5Irua-- >cihi eum1izhtiGn I,1l1sc the Pv1pie.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

A DrgEatzr and Musical Entertainment ia gr1-
-nsat BE- T--gn n -iia MIEE EI-l- ~ Saturday
hsgnlE- 1ftt MIST FIR EIe purpGsg 4 -Ilssllg
fInita START work ant -r-flazs 1Il1ar1al fsr tE
4lii-sw Cathedral a -aperEluu Il Ms. I-iT's
ATE Wlrts lHs 1efsu rssi Iesiss,i- The llll fares
rs llFs "a ln = VII ss uTEn- me -alsr r1riIilug
Ms. HIlfsr Mss " .lreluuse- l- Eltf-Fcrrh and
M- T. Efuvu- Eherz VII also De some sUucs-
:iiGrlsea lli1 instrumental EIsic By cur best
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

A t4r---Egrsigu naval officer % resident g.
p Ilz :, -.se mulssr I ask one gentleman Z be
-15as s1 lls ball 10 1lgu5. lie answers NJ. GER,
ziluiT uuE ~ E be WIS l-lgrv- I isE another, b.
sI-s Z 4ure 1I % be WIS sCrrv- Nla- o.
e1r ll.f .-.s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Eslsv, very lrugv. surf vas brsak-lsE On The
rssEs iurrlg ne 1gls u -is tIth and naFnin.r OF
tfg r--l -lzs- tine rgar being distinctly sutiibie
srs1- Z Tie gulst rf me ligls the very ouCm gf
the -rsu.i rs themselves, could De FiHlniy heard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

~ lnr ara guu g'liug ~ 10 about n n me II
-tIie assumed By the Minister'S nov 4 lays, ana
Flsu ne honest members uIlnge ID present z
vlrzs u condemnation gf tins a-lrlife. the ilnUT-
f5s Ministry guiety rinse their gwu gIsl-rzrzs q
lnuGs AMI smile AZ me yr-ft MATURITY m -leir
st7ur mi TINS ig EssuleF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

3 BieHs51g lUus fr1m a f1rruGr gHPIL Wis re-
.af-H y Mr AzElnsCn By -i,e Lust 1zalI The Eritzr
WIS ChHrilg WIlrgc- sen II NJ Wu- Wilder, u
TINS crr Chlri-a has .unPshs,i Ms =c1Cui cn1rzs
I1- wi nEw stIr- -1ilege lie az ETIzsu1u- t--m
4le MsraI ShHfsft L n -Itterssi ElI1 ChI-tIE In
F-ruzr FIR i TerT prHtzq iesCr-5run Il -rTFl II
ElnGiHiI O. QIiu IppEarE ever hls 1ame- Iher4
Il also gielsauE news II Cha1urev and C7I-r;zler
N liier lI en- Gruss ylur friends me Esiausia
Fa-ri1 Frsur successful Gr-grszg win i1rzrast-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16

Thu complaint u 1tl-gaysrs WITH rssZIrt q the
acknowledgement sf sie --ad uCneE On TIE ether
usaiis luTe been appearing SlnlsTiiiis regularly
sf lI5s- These ara cniz sew Of the strass ts.t
sngE luE laek-u- IN szgCuzvs ciracitg me uEln-
l,l=y IL.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-16
BATES OF PASSAGE

aecsrsIax % Ar.azno1sfio1.
RETUR. TICKET o. F4FORABLg TERMs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21

s.!s re- ~ ihr.iisnsi; eating An .ppis.
ssss sssc n ssss B.. ;" .ow q s.sraas
.sSsns h mns s AZ sIi-. Z y: forest
10 he aate on till noon. whs hushcd ~ sunber around
Who's: small voice still 'p.ss rrosisi'ninx Silence
Suddenly he rose and thinking seorn of his fol-
Lonssa ohs quit of them ALL his Apess specially. She,
Knew dream, vision; her Ap.lst playing about her
a. her ihHusht her sarsi A. four he dual left her
Budding IN gtrm 70, wsnt then stopped to battle in
Vow What an ugly phizl He saw and shsddsred; a
Stirred II his breast Taste borni,hs seeacf mighty
RAn.s ..Sae, Titanic, Erect he strobe through tn.
oisavng his way with stick ARTS rissi An impis.
Parent II Armstrong guns steam rams, ct c9teral
Piueking The fruits no went; felt pain no matter the
IF s.ss L . ri S.
as,hna I'm % heat tho waite. cold o the eela...
DO 10 wen. on till eve when. reached the edge o. the
Just where the opening paths slopsd westward; then
ssn%9 sl2 he JAM ss :. II n s
Earth 70 heaven draw near lie saw and suddenly trem
sudden his spehood shrsnk Is robe and fell from Of
Sudden m soul was born He owned greater .bov.
hs.5 hi" IoSni him In him. far in the .pleador
hnS M! rsm, TO rule .nd he duty 70 serve
On That August day. ana Il you ssnnd bsssT :ssey-
Go to your Darwin read how an Aps grew mani and
Was when his soul not another his soul wa. quick
nd !si MI mS., DO true; Q, elseunhsppy ail.e,mA
Men ,ha monkeys both have souls or flourish without
I. :sss.; s!g .:.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
Old asd HssmS Liens.

From the i0iths Companion.
Tho Lion was old and resolved rsposs on the glory
In tn. prime Of his powerful resn from the of the
Then all Of beasts forward loot the grea.
Bs. also the small and the weak with claim 10 the ton
rrs.ender. poard from q. parts; on all sides did q.
Tho election holly oont.stsA-eaeh candidate hoped
Tho eiseior: doubt of their choice consulted .h.
Whose apnloa they knew, Vas unbiased BY party. or
And ,oschis to observe land the public ap.
How q: Lon :sos. q: Of the beast. the. lion nigh.
Never va: ..ch generous juds'I For no found some
Hs, hrh aud above them ALI in each most insignia.
Proud moi BIZ q IT. h.i supsroou., s.,.. the re.
Jsalo, q other., far from 1t. Twas charming to hear
On the Of s .fsriors this being 90 rrea. and
Pointing Out 70. approval In each good point Nh.
a, perceived by the throns:
Gave the Goat am. the Ram good word, though he
owned that their morale were loose.
repose OF the SlOtil
He accorded FRANK unressrvsd. and kind reoog.
He chsrmI viii craft of the c.t he
the thrift Of tho Mouse;
And Wa even obvinxy bland to the Bug and the Flea
The sole class of aspants power who received from
their famous relation
tAnd the public coid guoas why> not word Of
bengn CONNIE ndAtiOn
We're the young Lions. Thsds, ne observed with Sigh
. hs wxs sorry to see
Showd sad falling "a In the Sace aud Ear from
what lions SHOULD b.
OWN NssxplYu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
PETS Or THE RAILROAD MEN,
Piseons and spnr-e~s P~reh,sr .. n. FL.
waited ROAD Cor Two Meals n ma.

rsse"ns and sparrovss P~rehisg o. the T1..
waited AoAa for 1--WE Meals = nay.
jolly-faoed man darted out from thu
starters box at the City Hall elevated station
Yesterday and hsaped some sweet bread
crumbs on the top OF q coal bog at tho snd OF
the station. Then he poured some fresh water
into large tin cup near the crumbs ana
hurried back to his box.
Half dozen pigeons that had boon WATCHING
MIN from the roof OF . house opposite the
station few one after another to tho bread
crumbs. alto what they wanted, took a drink OF
the water. and sailed away again. A dozen
sparrows that had been unoasily autterinr
ABOUT the telegraph wires flew to tina crumb
Dox "a hoek the moment the pigeons do.
ttha hra nno quickly devoured what Was left Of
There" said the starter. you have sson
something that Zoos on here every iay ns req
uinr ~ clockwork. The pigeons come in the
nio nihe anu about this time in the afternoon
efEery nay ana ENJOY thsir meal. Tho pigeons
have seen. They had regular battie last
month to sett! which should ba the leader al
Ihe meal. anu the biggest and Aandsomest
mae OF the lot won, and has ever since been
i AT NJ tahla. The 5Vatrows feed last OF Vii,
AL ths birds are rctao tho trainmen. They
TO know them" HN'''"S
srarrOws build nabts in n great man, nj tia
stt'lon roofs on all tho elevated I!nes and are
.pu by tho portcrs. In ono DOWNTOWN station
90 IA, Il Il e, PEI mGs9 that d m i has GOT
eies sing In thstA WAN san@-
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In Time to Gene.

The flowers dead that made q summer splendOf
ny way side nooks aud on the sunny HILL
And with regret tl,.ss hoarts Of ours grow tender
As sometime all hearts will
We loved the blossoms for they helped to brighten
The lives 80 dark with weary ing toll and care,
A. hopes and dreams forever help to tighten
The heavy loAAs We bear.
How like the flowers whose transient life IL ended
The hopes AMI dreams arc. that for brief hour
Makes the alad heart garden bright aud splendid
About loves iutticed bower.
One little hour of almost perfect pleasure.
A fOretasts Of the happiness to come.
Then sudden frost-the garden y slds It's treasure,
And staids In sorrow. dumb.
oh. listen, hearth Tho flower may lose its glory
Beneath the touch Of frost, but does not die
In spring Il will repeat the old, sweet story
or Gods dtar BY and by.
In heaven, II never hers, tho hopes We cherish
The flowers of human lives we count ~ lost.
VIII live again. such beauty cannot perish;
Aud heaven has frost.
EaM e. REXrORp.
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- s5a.s " ~: - RI
x :S B. L S::n 3 .. Ns
%sr Sc IT, g CRa sass
the efs.nE WORKING "a population would b
Of work; yet there Is undoubtedly whS. Marx
consequence. Of the capitallstio manag sment. Of
industry which first compels one.half Of the
n 20 MHt q ..S
created to compel the working half to take les?
pay Low wages spring not from a. aetna!
t.on AMONG laSerers " ca% H ~ ihis teaiiye
81 three Kinds. carreni, latent. and siasnsnt.
Current ovorpopuation is what comes from
inss asa psss The Ss 'esngss
hi. ssas,r' and b9si tho ao or perSsp s
reasons DO busy while others arc depressed.
era in London out OF employment and yet tho
factory inspectors. reported that at that very
, Han N p Shos snas ds for
under modern subdivision Of labor and q.
the stress Of modern labor the workman Is oId
Doiore nlh yeuTH, anu WnlIe stiIl III UIuul6 ui0
becomes UNIT for full work and passes into
tho reserve. Still other current causes
which always throw numbers out OF
work. On the other hand. latent overpopula-
ton Is what aITings from causes whoss opera:
Is tho case Of the agricultural lahorers, who
are are being gradually supersedad by machinery
gather U the towns to swell the reserve army
thore. The constancy OF this flow citywnrd In
dicates latent overpopulationi in the rural dis:
tricts. and TINT Is the cause OF the low wages OF
agricultural !nborers. Finally. by s.a1ndni over
POPULATION. Marx means that which Is shown
In certa n branches Of industry whsro none OF
the workmen are thrown back entirely into the
reserve. but get full regular employment
The ren,er will perceive that Mr.. Rae's book
gives us what was urgently demandod-Dn hh-
breviated but trustworthy and inteilgihlc ne
count of the main positions taken In " Dns
knpitM." We have preferred to reproduce IN
still moro contracted outline his summary OF
Marks doctrines, rather thnn attempt to givo
a less pIeto idea OF the numerous theories
social revolution. Dns Knpital" Is the gospel
OF contemporary socialism; and no man who is
alive to tho ground gained by this movement
on tho Continent, and Of lato in England itself.
can afford to neglect this opportunity Of form
ing some acquaintance with its principles.
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Prov fhe sAsitsrfss ArmG
Not forever on thy tnees
No before the Almighsy f0and;
There nrs griefs the true heart eeee.
There are burdens thou canst case
Look around
Not long prayers, hut earnest xeal,
This IL what II wanted more;
Pet thy shoulder TO the wheel.
Bread unto the fnniislied deal
From thy store.
Not hIsh fewndins words Of prsise
Sing TO tiOd 'nrsth some grand dome,
But the fallen haste to rais~,
And the poor from, ltfe's highways
Bring thou h0inei
wornhip God by doing good:
Works. not words; Kind acts, net creeds'
lie wlo loves God We he should
Makes his hearts love Understood
ny kind deeds
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Burning Old Love Letters.
W. II. vssABLH.

take them with rsverent 6ngera
These tokens Of passion now dead;
Tho !inea full of tenderest yearning,
Through which your love seemed to be burning,
Can move me a. when frat read.
know love Ia now stranger to u.s.
Our paths III the world ne'cr will meet
Aud yet ~ I burn these old letters
! wish once again for the fetters
You broke, though thought them 30 sweet.
And now nothing's left to remind mo
or the days when our love was ~ true,
But sti ~ gs1o through wet lashes
At tho ti-c. where shoulder the ashes
Sigh for the ;aat--ard for you
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Satisfied.


After thu toll md turmoil
And the anguish OF trust bclted;
After the burden of weary cares,
Banied longtngs ungranted prayers:
Ate! the p1ssnt and fever. and fret
After the aching Of vain regret.
After tho hurry and heal Of strifs,
The yearniuz Alli tossing that men cali life;
Faith that niocks and fair hOpes denied,
Ws-shaI! DO Satisfied.
when the golden bowl Ia broken,
Al the sunny fountain side;
Wh'n thu turf lies green and cold above
Wrong, and sorrow. and loas. and love;
When the great dumb walls Of silence stand
Al the doors NJ the undiscovered land;
When all We have left III our olden place
IL AN empty chair and pictured face;
when the PRAYER IL prayed and the sigh II sighed,
Ws-shsll he satisfied.
What doss u boot to question,
When Hnswer ~ aye denied
Hotter to listen the Psxlmist's rede,
Aud gather tho comfort Of his creed;
And IN peace and patience possess our souls
While the wheel Of fate IN It's rbit rolls,
Knowing that sadness and gaduess pass
Like morning dewa from the summer graxs
And. when once we win to tue farther aide
We-s(Iali be satisfied