davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
CLArKsvILLE.
Tho Citizens Rejoicing In The Death
of Desperate Hogs Dying
Of Cholera.

Special.
CLARKsvILLE, TEX, FeN. IL. -
Quite number OF our citizens breath.
ed more freely at the news Of the kill
ing OF Jesse Blce at D. Kalb by Henry
Bnyce ON Saturday. Bice lived In this
county and was wtll known hire az a
desperate man and there were several
old feuds still uus tiled between him
and two or three citiz, NJ OF Clark.
Vile. v hich babe fair TO end Ia blood
when, yer tie parties should meet
Hence, eign OF rellei At the
news OF his death, though u IL regret
Ell that 50 good man NJ Henry B1yee
shnuld have had 70 Kill him. Ihe
killing was such clear Gaze OF seli-de'
I, nse that MIR. Boyee was At once re-.
leased on nominal bail bond, and i
h doubtful II even an Indictment j.
over found against him. Mr. BOyce u
we'll known over North and Etst Tex
~ aud has been tax lector Of Bowie
c.,uotv He Is a step-sOn OF Capt
Thos II. Lenox, Bowie county
renreseniatiye In toe present legis
laiure. aud Ia universally esteemed
for his many gond qualities Bee mac
| n, oueniIy Threatened TO Kill him hnf
on Saturday Professionally followed nm
un and At length drew a 43-csiiOe
| einltia revolver. when BOyce drew
! ag.ealiher smith d Wssson and bred
the hall entering the right eye An'
eanalng death ia about an hour
Mr. r. a.. Ellis, the agent OF w
Texas q Pacific railway mere IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
BUItNET.
A Body OF Legislators Visits the
Granite Quarries.

SPECIAL
BuRSET, TEX, Feb. IA special
train from Austin Sunday brought to
our city about one hundred members
Of the legislature, VINO came Ior the
purpose of exam ming the granite
situated in this county. The
purpose NJ the visit was In cOntempla
tiou Of changing the stone In the er,c-
ton OF the State capitol from limestone
10 granite Our CitileDa extended 10
the visitors a hearty reception, ana
furnished yehlclFs 10 convey them 10
the quarry, which Is about twelve
miles south Of this city The IeRisla-
tnrs expressed Themselves as 10
the advantages TO be gained to the
state. but they seemed 10 be Opposed
To q payment Of money 20 secure
the change, but all expressed them
selves willing 10 furnish convict lRtor
10 the oapltul syndicate % work the
qu 4rTies, FREQ Of cost, except lht
needed clothing and guarding OF The
eouvicis. Our people here won q
much prefer money confederation. hr
II would give emp OymeDt 10 a great
number of men wiOspend their money
here and bring relief IN the present
stTingent times, snd We believe we
voice The continents of every citizen
in Central Texas when we ssy by all
means build the capitol out OF granite,
II the state has 10 pay money 70 ge'
the change.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
q rmany and gaglard QuarrelIng Over
tnn Pacific I,lsnds.

BERLIN, Feb. 49, Herr kFoliei' the
special commissioner appointed by
Germany 10 adjust the dispute be-
tween Germany and England con-
cerning their re-pfetiYe RIGHTS on the
leland Of New Guinea, the fiJi ISLANDS
and ihe South Sea Islands, has gone IT,
london 10 negDtl-te on the part 81
Germany Tor a dehpitlol Of the isrFl'
tory In DISPUTE, for aPuaTeniee u &c
auired rights, for equal liberty 81 set
clement, commerce and Navigation,
and for a joint control Of the lAbol
trafiie question
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

Missouri, Kansas s. Texas are parallel
and competing lines az slhped.
aud states that q case Of this kind can
only he determines by Jury. Itwill.
Their fore, have { be sent down to The
circuit court for trial He also thinks
that the Information called for hy tho
attorney. general is demurrable, and a
demurrer will probably be- filed In the
supreme court. Ia any event be thinks
that 1t will be a long time before the
case can be decided.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
WALNUT SPRINGS.
Coming Metropolis of Bosque
County.
2V..ngrf

lAUT SPRINGS, TEX Feb. IL
Springs Ia on the Waco tap Of
Houston q Texas Central rail-
ea miles west Of Morgan in
MI county, and derives It's name
I'M WIRING which Is surrounded 10y
W ol walnut trees. II 6 spril g
az abundant supply Of cool,
m ler aud has been covered by 3
pavilion and enc Osed by Il
y masonry. We have about
!uye business houses here.
a Nllch are two good hotels, aud
III ;'Is ls doing a thriving business.
mes, sn efficient contractor
..'w5ef, who has charge OF work
uOaslon q Texas Central r all.
pAhy has Just completed the
w auuse, aud has in Course OF cree
nAehiDe shoIs, hf:or which,
snu, me car-sntds snd Off e.
4, Vgsit When this work Is com
lia# Isnls Will be d terminal sta
" M VIII be perhaps July or
60 seloIe everything Ia In such a
NJ, W make this q terminal sta
40 mn, when it is our citizens ex.
IS I'm " zoe oe The metropolis OF Bosque
yds, capitalists are coming here
seeking town lots
lA lbg amer Ia fine and cattle are
. seuafkah,y well, and every.
anna a bright and cheerful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

We offer fer sale absolute cost entire stock Of ladies' and
Mens' Wooden Underwear
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock Of LADIES'
Mems and ChidTens Wooden Hosiery.
We offer for sale mt absolute entire stock White and
COOred Blankets and Bed Comforts.
sending mail orders for suits Of clothes will give
breast and waist and length at inside of panaOOns
We make speciality OF Mems Cashmere PANTS buy
them than and buy them lower; sell
them than any store ia Texas and sell them lower
We make speciality Of Mems Shirts all and every kind and sell
them very low prices
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

We stock of Mems suits of cloth
ing from the lowest TO the best.
We offer at absolute cost our entire of Boys Oting all
qualities and sizes
We entire stock of Ladies' ClOaks, Cir
Cuars Jersey Jackets We bought the goods December list at
sixty Among them Silk Plush at $2O
worth $40; Black Satin at $40 worth 800
We Offer absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
WOSted Dress goods.
We offer at absolute cost our entire stock of Boys Mems
0VeICO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
Couvlcts Taken 10 Tho Penltcntlary.

GREENvILLE, TEX Feb. is--To-
day Thomas Price, j. II Coles and
William Parker, white, aud Lee Miles
and Dick Heaton, cOlofed, prisoners
cInvloted In the district court, left fof
he Rusk penltfntiary In charge Of
officer A H. Winston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
Law Rates 10 Washington.

Washington aud return AL4Q. On
saIe FEBRUARY IS to March l, iueluslve'
Good until March Is 70 return ~ nh,,
nm depot ticket office, Ilekels WIZ
~ sold via 81. Louis, New Orleans 81
~ So T.. ID LUsR,
nieiiip '''' Ticket agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
AURORA.


AURORA, TEX, F.b. 1.-THE Erie
Telephone and Telegraph company
opened its Office here to-day. IL -
great convenience % us at this tim"
especially, o. cur district court l. IN
tession. Jurors, Witnesses and IT.
torney are all interested. l.. w Iy'
Ter is manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
SAN ANGELO.
...s Raised in Tom Green on
~ ,.o5s not Irrigated
az commissioners 0ouvt-Ps'
~ n,,oo,ition cfthe Alamo


special.
,,or1o, TEX, Feb. lI-AI-
p correct an erroneous I'M
.S,cb Is entertained by some
EN- ihst for years past this
j. I'm has produced farm products.
'.,,..ion Is that all farming has
-sn,d to irrigated lands
,ssre srsauumber Of irrigated
n ,be Concho valleys, great sue
blended Efforts to raise small
r,lbou. irrigation. For several
,,,s,han Miles, in the immedi-
'I.ly Of san Angelo, has been
M sueees.ful in this direction,
Y. "a, year J. d. Scott, on d
an experiment, raised six
gheat. on un.irrigated land,
.,sised more than forty bushels
N superior quality, as pro-
IN conpetelft millers. ! have
n ibee two instances from 9TH
En-. d,siring further infIrma-
:. olyen the names Of we'll
,setlemen Mr.. SCOTS neigh
y 30 well SAITH fed thst
conditions of soil and
will apply to more
tress, that they have immt-
\ example. Thee two fsots
-htso volumes OF theory in de-
vthe adaptability of the ,un.
replg bread TO the people aud
mntv commissioners court
IN SESSION the past week, and
IA large amount OF business,
n inpurtant being TO provide
IA ltsdlDg into San Angelo,
living tx TOR the pr-stn year.
l.yIed on the 800 valuation
ssebool Is cents interest aud
hpd, ana 5 cents fOrToads aud
Tie commissioners oIdeIe |
insured for $1,000, returned
9nporaty loan from the San
National bank, turned the
b1lldings at the old couuty-sebt
Flkhul over to the school
IA be regretted for sch COL pur.
m San Angelo, and ordered AZ
a % enable the people in school
No. Z lKnickerbt ckeI) to tax
lVrs for school purposes. The
Buildings referred to are ofstone,
cover $780, 600, aud when erected
Angelo will give us the best
.huuse west Of the Bra2os.
b Of your more critical readers
loss 10 comprehend the great
nVe extended by Senator Hall,
Irvc,iug the management Of the
ln, VIC have msnifestly never
placed under his c, mmand, es-
liz 10 view of the fact that the
apsrs generally assert that his
motive In securing an order ioI
standment OF Capt. Seeley's com.
vn perronnl animnHity toward
ilser, and begin to inquire: "Fnl
purpose did we elect governor
ipar that the murders, rob
iidUuJages recently committed
TYsns, by border ruiliau
lhe Rio GTande, have shamet
inN, those knights of the pen
lshears, who, from the secuIit.
d Anciuns, proclaimed, "Gh
amust go.n
god people OF 5antone are at
sppesrs, what TO do with IN
Alsmo, around which cluste
tememolips Of the struggle 10
ldtnce, which ia sprinkled VII
ind Of martyrs, and 10 whic
ID Texan Turns as to 3 shrine 4
lie devotion. To what NOR
appropriate, and patriotic pul
rlld It be devoted than Ia Q tai
alis historic walls a state bures
oiy, and make it the recepiacI
Aaseum Of relics of the republI
ls and mausoleum OF the hero'
Evolution, whose remains no
htglecEed graves? The Alamo
.fllAge Of Texas, but a tregsuI
Y worlds This may be sent
Dot en- rspp rt with the cent p
ls'nes Of Tie day, but when =
memories are dead liberI
is very sick aud maklI
ia marches to the grave" I
alive the memories OF heoT
10 freedom's cause, Ia a profit
Yalment for a free state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
MARSHALL.
Rumor Of the Close of the Texas &
Pacific Oar.Shops.

Pacific oar-shOps.
Special.
MARSHALL, TAX, FEB. ia ru-
NOR was current on the street, yester-
day that the Texas & Pacific Railroad
company would close their shops here
on the 18Th We failed to trace the
report to any reliable source, and,
Their fore, conclude that 1t has no
foundation in Isct.
The remains of the late VIM. Gar
lick, ca hier Of the leland City Saw
ings hank we're inferred here Yesterday
Rev. J Fl jenkins NJ the Episcopal
church officiating at the funeral a
delegation OF his brother Masons were
also present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19


ny ~ Never Without a MCaus TO
s' The Ways Of Justice.
N. elS' Mo, Feb. 49, Concern
N, gu9 warrAnto suits recently
en- = Toe supreme courtby Attor.
$50 '.l Booze against Jay Gould
st o. his associates, 10 show
n .neg shall not be ous' ed for
pa ec, ,s, Directors, etc., Of paral.
Ia iaIpsting railroads In this
Pas q sntlnn OF the CONSTITUTE n,
Ni.sa,oi rus general attorney nf
M Pacific. denies
lkh. ths missouri Pacific, the
mon Mountain aud the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19


%
sfS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
Parher'a ploal ut Worn syrup NSv0rPaill
A Gfeat Medical Work on Manhood.

A Great Medical Work on Manhood,
Exhausted vitality Nervous ana Physical
Debilliy, tFomntuTe Decline Ia Man, EIrofh
II tOuth, mud the uutald miseries Tebuiting
Trom ndiacretion OF eneesHOn, A book tqf
d, CIV man young, middle aged nnd old. ~
eontnina rs prescriptions for acute ana
chronic dIaease each Of which N invaluable,
90 found ~ the author. whose oNperienee s9f
q years T. such aa probably never before foh
" The lot Of any physician ~ pages bound
la beautiful French muslin, embossed covers
In atlt, Guaranteed ~ DO inner Wnrk ~
every senes mechanical, literary aud pro
r. nonai--.i han any other Work SOLO u THIS
country f,f e. ~, or the money VIII be 20.
funded Id every instance. Price only y ~
mail pos paid Illustrative sample cent?.
9end now. Gold Enfdal awarded the author
by The National 81 dical AhhOgiauOni 70 ms
officers ~ which he efora.
Tho Science OF Life should bs read " me
young FOR instruction, and BY the anllcteo
for relief n will benefit all - Loqid0ii jstNesL
There l. no member Of society 70 whom the
science OF I.ifo will not DO useful whether
youth, parent. guardian, inhlfnctof or elef'
AdaTess he Peabody Medical lnstitute,oI DT
W r. Parker No. 4, Bulnnch street' boatoh
Mass. who may 30 G0naniteh on ~ dltehtes
re0ulrinK EkilI and experience. tniOnie An1
obttlnnti dif tasea that have 4E a banned
tie skill u All other phn.iite-FNr lanhe
speciality. surh treated THXGE hus
etasiuiiy without an inst ~ snts
~ failure
.ra~AA - nss. usifs. 49,, $40 nees -
WIGOn ofss Assssy. ~ rsii.a s. ~ 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

Ladies' approve Of your suzokinl
Little Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19

Rs-Rore Eenuino without kuneh q green
h0pa on tho uhite label. -hnrni the file !.
aonnus atRd With "hop' o. "tlepa'' ~ thtis
uAlne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-19
Chase Trading Company, Houston sStreet.

In addition to the above
ATat,a1 uat, u,N Copa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
In the Supreme Court Of the HavAiiay
ISlards--In Banco. July Term 1855.
JozS N. HoESER, PLAINTIFF vs.. CLAUS
SPREcKELs, DEFENDANT.

ysfS, CT N-CaHy, PrsztqS III 0ptriaE af he
Court per Pr-stsE J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
Sar--uas Cert e a. Ha-.ssau Islszas--
In E1us&y. ~ -
n s-GEIyzArlr & Co. vs.. rEE HIM SrGAE
- PLASraEJsSe2 III
rifs-7-s - g-s.r5,-.fs.- l5-.5sr

This : bdl 70 fcrs51sG.a H,arty1gs, tie
trsach assiguei beng flilzrE 70 pay the Sent
lzaaai interest due February fsth, Iss4, af
$, sGG
The tsfaHd4a. csrPcraEicz being, after de-
cree entered admitted t. answer ard defend.
y cuusent Ct the plzizEi5., says IN substance
that ir -g1iss thas the ssEzi-znI nj interest, e
Vt. the sun Of S1,sda due The pIaiutfs ca
Fsbr-Ir- lGth, 1851, vas zee paid, hut AYERS
he truth r Be that between the date Of he
norrz1s, August lsth, Iss5, znd the Islh sr
FsbrEzrY, lssf- Then TIE Interest ber1nle das.
tie plaintiffs bad rsc=iVsd fruu 6efeui1Ht
81, sae s, beng proceeds Fl sales Ct sszzrz
AID casa rzyuenfs, cce q Wiki saTnrsuts-
Q VT Ct s. 500 hzTIrg teen made On IluH1rT
18Th, Iss4, ard that plziztIEs were bcu5I Is
apply SID payusnts first c The Interest dzs
Erc1 TIE sad ncrtgzSs, 10 p1rticu of the nm
cipaI beng then dze- and further that b. the
tsrus Il the said mortgage, defsn6znt i act
boG1c e make z1y c1ah payments 70 plaintiffs
mt tie sIPira6cl of three Yszrz fruu the
c1te e The ucrrg1gss sad Plaintiffs having
aErsss- e zrreq- Ezyme1tz- ssuu. lie crsps q
Be r-zlsef- zpcn sai1 plzztz-zoC-
b -la urr-E1ss, tie t=fsaiazs a. z1rt-
gzgcrr euTenzntzs ~ 70 pay The Sd, go Z
tAres years from cats, O. with interest semi
anna1lly- AZ HlHe per cent per azzzEl, f51 70
pay al tzIzs, cLa-Esz za6 assessments ca de
SAD E-4u1ed AID lzsigze5 prlpertg, a. vel
ASA az The sid saa II money o. Indebtedness
thsrshg- sscurE,is 90 q keep' and obss-vs The
covenants ard ee1S-r5-us u the leases Cs1
t. eE-uEsEr II lie Eu,gzr 1lz1zfzctnrss st-
t1riae tie Hezr tlz-se successive erups q he
nnrtgagsss- 80 and thzt from tie pruceeis a
ezch e SID yszrs cruEs AZ sEEzrz, after Il
dsrfizs Al eeal1as-isss, salsgess frsights x
ps1sas and al Interest," tten Gzs Gu tie in5sEt-
eri1ess aforesaid he a-sEtgsgssz nay 6e,5uct
and rssllls t1rslnes the EsEzTgs 1stc, <s1 zoe
trcu tie crgp & Iss3-t, 81, lGd fr1z thz cruu
Ct ISIS -SIs.sls firm tie crup of Isss-e
rsHr-ers1E ase Hz-gl1z 70 Tia Ecr-EzEEE, str-
The fzctE arr thai frzu tie crup Ct 1885,
iher. rers O. ~ pr-ce-fz, aftsr desiucsinE
1aoegs Ili1 o1f and advanced q GAIT On he
PlI1-1-s1n- The aerr1zE c1rrErr cf n. s
GEnra1u q Cas a1qSs iStlil zcs aEiinas he
Eeeiz Sazzr Pizzfzsiou Co. Ianza--y 4. ISL,
& STsT ss.as- e SIszss u ez.r and sho-s lie
mG-z=s EeEE And On Nay zGrE, 1854, Bhes
che EersiTsr was appointed, Ct STs zss 50, 81
Sc - 20 dF4Fies neT.rzez Esi.s.s II a.
.i1u = tie rsrsipts fan g ITz AID rszliz4tici
frees he piza1arzsa thzrz vas pazz IN So
FrznriEs1s By the 1sfsz1anE curFgaE1u, 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

rate '. Ci6sens Mutual Fire ias. Go. 70
Gray Sc,
Skinner aaa lice '. Kleg Allen sRs.
CEOmplca '. ierse C'owea Ia
TiernAR e ala. Y, jackson fesers eSe.esi,
on review q The authorities and after
reaiinS the eslaien Of ihe late Learned Judge
We ArV q cpinicn that this decision, which
Appears 70 have heen formed under the as
snnpticn that The piaintid aud W, Y, uoTneF
we're tenants IN Common, was erroneous.
We think that by the assignment 10 the
plslutih with the assent Of the defendant VI
ne undivided half interest in the agreemen, q
new oootrsol was e,Ade between W. y. hetpeg
and the plaiaii6 ON the one side and the do
fendahi On the other 10 perform the several
work 5 apcn the terms of the oFsgipal agree
r,ea,. and that consequently W, y. Hornet
sh0nld be iOsned as plaintiff
The plaintiff seeks 10 recover The whole
damages alleged 70 have been sustained aud
which il il adlaitted or behalf Of the plainth,
| W. y. Herner could not bimselg do,
The judgement therefore is that the decision
appealed froya 10 reversed with eOSts OF ihil
appeal and in the Coart below,
The plaintiff 10 have leave 10 amend as h'
nay he advised within twenty days On pay
rnent Of costs,
A. $. Harswen asi iona. Austin for plain
na Paul Neumana aud +, NJ. Hatch for de-
fendant,
HOaOlala, JAY 2iM lsss,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

A INV NICE COLTS PROM THE
"a lligFizz stsllle1ls Fftszfsr1, Halc6tk las
- IcseE ye1f-rst oEl1 Dzle, - capifaa. fnd
klclfzz- Al g Elle1 heroes ara vel El0rn.
Col.s fzcul l11f4s - f1sr1 %. ~ Ne SIX
Als1. - fggrr 1crleg ilfsT tf1a - aezzle 49,
> nz1i-z = Haies. ~ Ids lsrl-l sr7iJ =
A441El Est1l1ia steck Fanft
Asi1vse, Nspi- Ssiy -, ~. fs5i1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29


Court per PrsstsH J.
This action is brought to recover the sum Of
go, se3, 50 damages alleged to have been
sustained BY The plaintiff in consequence Of
the alleged breach If an agreement for plant
ing ard grinding cane
The complaint alleges that the defendant %
the lsth January 1850 sgreed with one VII
Ian I Hnr1er that II Consideration that said
". !. Homer or his assigns should for the
tern Of seven years thereafter plant with su-
gar care AZ least two hundred acres Of land IN
each year during the said term for the defend
ant, upcu the Island u Mani and cultivate
irri-ate and strip the sane and deliver the
sane to tie defendants during the seasons
when the cutting Of cane should be guing on
and when the defendant shoald be ready to
receive and grind the sane, he the defendant
would furnish for the irrigation q said cane
such supply Of water as in the opinion Of the
defendant OF his agent should be suhirieut to
irri-ats said cane and should make a fair dis
rri6utiou Of vacer n case Of scarcity thereof
between the cane planted and cultivated under
said agreement By the said william Y. Horuer
and bis assigns and all other cane npou the
defendant. lands requiring irrigation frUu the
sources Of water available therefor. And
further that the defendant would grind and
make said cane i1tg sugar and deliver TO the
said " I. Homer ard his assigns chs half Of
the said sugar. during the first year Of the said
agreement, and cue third thereof thereafter
The declaration then AYERS N assignment
CO tie Erst June lssa By said ". Y. Horner
70 tie plaintiff, with The consent OF the de-
feudaut Of oue undivided half Of his interest
zn6sr said agreement.
And that said W Y. H1Taer until the az
Ezuueut and the pI1iuti6 and W 7. Horuer
| thereafter did and performed all things Ee-
| CURED b. said agreement to Be dous and per-
! formed On the part Of the said W. Y HoErer
and his assigns.
Breach. That the dsfendzut from aad afler
about the 9Th March lsss did not furnish fax
I irriszti1u az said cane such supply Of water
a 4 the cpinir1 Of tie defendant Or his agent
| vas Sufficient 70 irriEzte sad cane and did not
/ -ak. fair distribution Of water between the
| cane 50 planted ard cultivated under said
agreement and all ether cane upon the defend
ants lzzf sqairiHg irrigztioa from the sources
/ Ct Eztsr lTaIlahls therefor bat wholly failed
/ neglected and refused 50 to do, BY reas11 q
l such fliIurs neglect AMI refusal of the defend
aas abogt go acres az sgg1r cane planted m
| Ger said agreement became =itherei driei %
| ~ r-rs1~-S rHsrefr1r, rs -5,,Tt "a -.
-. fh.r voTf9 - erHT5 - - - =
tbersf-gr- ~ L. al A. Iee- - ~ Il
/ f.rs,-t fr-uisbe,f ,vi,b 80 r. i--i-,,;-,
L ,,--r-ii,- :, h. -,i5 ,,--..,---.
| a. $50 - rI,i-f5.- -. - 80
lzhor and sEH t. the planting and ealtivz-
ing q tie cane and expended thereon large
/ suns Ct nlcasy-
n. s-.T4-1tie, .Irsz.s n.-.,--,,--.-f-, -.
5f.55ps prgcsieut M 80. ~ - -
I ,--,4r, $780,
n NJ. ssri5r,,so,. III. ,4.f.,,s,-. -
q, - - ~ - - - - n
I - = -
n. 5-5-T---- -. ,--7s5 -. Il. -.
Mr. 49, -, -, 9------1-,s - =
49,
r. sss-,,5.-. .,,.s,1..+ g. ~. 49,.
- -
% beLaIf q the defsn6znt II Eas diained
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

Coal CoSsT1TIos q Ocz0 STEllKzz
The steamship Aazsras vent from Lon
dan 70 Sydney IN thirty-fFs days, and
c1nszrze6 On tie voyage 36H tons Of coal;
haz coal bunkers hold 2,750 tons The
stszu1zhIp OzSsa CONSUMES over $50 tons
d, Day oll hsr passage hrom Liverpool 70
EsE Tozk; i.sr bunEeEs vii Hold nearly
400 tnzz. The String CzstIs last year
hrcugis hrze n one cargo 2zD0 tons Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29

lea, ana oonusmea aS00 tons q coal 10
doing 80. Immense stocks Of coal are kept
al various c0aling stations, ST. Vincent
Madeira, Port Said. Slngaporc and olhera,
the reserve al the latter place IA about 81
600 tons, II Il remarkable with what
rapidity these steamers are coaled, for
instance, the Orisai steamship last year
took in ever 100 tons at Port Said in
Eve hours, N. 7. Nastical 6as,tie.
Almost invariably, boys who have been
allowed 10 roam free at night have como
tomoral shipwreck and social destruction.
The exceptions have been whore thar
was q wholesome temperament, q strong
intellect and peculiar social Influences.
Men aud boys. women and girls, whatever
may have been their culture, feel that
there is something in the street at night
different from that which there Is in the
day something that excites apprehension,
or creates alarm, or gives license, Boys
that arr demure BY day viii say things at
night that they would hush 70 utter in
the daylight
Tho result Of our observation is the
clear conviction that il is absolutely neces
sary that parents know exactly whore
their Children are from shutdown TO sun
rise, No boy ought 10 be allowed 10 Ho
alone Oh the pavement Of his fathers
house after shutdown. II ought not 10 he
a hard restriction; to y boy thus trained
from infancy ii viii not bo.-Dr. DsaRs.