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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

Several Pcnnsylvanians have purchased the
old swimming school property on street,
Just east of seventh, to build an enormous
roller skating rink. The property 50 by 100
feet, cost them 1900, aud the proposed build
lug will cover the whole Of the ground.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
DRY GOoDS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

toners TO secure a SeleCtlOn
from our splendid stock at
about one-third off regular
prices. We quote a few, as
follows:
Fine Berlin Twilled Cloth
Coats, in Brown and Black,
double breasted, full back,
Astrachan Collar, which we
have heretofore sold at So;
now S. each.
Dark Gray, double
breasted Cloth Newmarkets,
adjustable Cape, full back,
fine Astrachan Collar, nicely
made and finished, good
shape, which we have here
tofore sold at $40. so; now
$40 each.
Sicilienne Silk Dolman, of
good length and perfect
shape, lined with Quilted
Lasting, Fur Collar, Fur
around the Sleeves, which we
have sold at 10. so; now $40
each.
All-Wool Black Stockinette
Goats, perfect in make, shape,
and finish, close, firm cloth,
nobby. We have sold them
heretofore at $40; now $3.50
each.
All-Wool French Beaver
Newmarkets.- We cover the
description in saying these
are tailor-made. Brown and
Black. We sold them here
tofore at $40; now SIS each.
Sicilienne Silk Newman
kets, fine Quilted Silk Lining,
Fur around the Neck and
Sleeves and deep Fur bottom,
well made and finished, per-
feet shape. We sold them
heretofore at $25; now SIS
each.
We do not except that pop
ular little wrap, the "Visite, "
so offer Silk Matelasse
"Visites," beautifully lined
with Quilted Silk, handsomely
trimmed with Russian Fur
down the front, on the sleeves
and collar, and around the
bottom. We considered it
the best wehad at S25; now
SIS each.
(sult and Cloak Depnrtmcnt-sccond Floor)
Ladies' and Misses Cos.
samers.-Having made ar
rangements to handle the
goods of one Of the best man,
ufacturers in this country,
who have alwaysprided them.
selves upon the uniformity
of workmanship and splendid
wearing qualities Of their
makes, guaranteeing them
thoroughly waterproof, we
are thereby enabled to Offer
our customers the very best
Gossamers in the market al
the lowest possible prices.
Ladies' Rubber Gossamers, with Hood, thor
Sl.5O each.
Ladies' Newport Gossamer, with Cape. thor
oughly water proof sizes % to 62, = each
Something New.-A gen
uine Rubber Cloth Gossamel
Circular, with Hood, made
in a most thorough manner
Fine, firm Black Alpaca i:
used as a foundation and the
; hot, boiling rubber is care
fully poured over it, then sur
dried, making the two vir
tually one solid piece of rub
Der cloth, wearing qualities
unequaled; sizes 81 to 62.
We guarantee our Gossa
mers in this manner: Wea
them three or four times;
not satisfactory we will ex
change them or refund thu
price paid. We can do nc
more than this.
(sccond Floo Take the Eevator.)
We have opened a mag
nifcent line Of Printed ant
Plain Cotton Fabrics for TIN
coming season, which by ia
surpasses anything in thi
t line we have ever offered.
French Satteens, hot iron
the old country, in the mos
: approved patterns in PlaiI
and Printed, Dark and Even
ing Shades, Black and White
Polka Dots both laroe an,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

DURREE's SALAD DRESSING AND COLD MEAT
SAUCE Is made from the freshest, purcst, and
choicest condiments OhtainHble In using II
waste, labor, anxiety, and disappointment are
Drgyentpd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

The house committee on public buildings
and grounds will prepare a bill for the pur-
chase of the square west of the present post
Office department for 100000, or less, and the
erection thereon of a city postofiice building.
The total assessed value of the property Is
1881 sos; its actual appraised value being esti
mated ut Sii2j27 The proposed building win
be under one roof, no court yard being pro.
lected, as in some other of the public build.
ings.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

"FEDoRk'-The incarnation OF all femi.
nine charms and defects. See Fanny Dayen'
ports rendering.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

sARpoU's Fedora" with Fanny Davenport
and company, will be noxt weeks dramatic
event
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

MRS c. DoSovAS, of 3l5 Fifth avenue, New
York, announces Il second opening of Dinner
Reception, and Ball Dresses, ut her parlors
1888 Il street northwest, on Thursday, Jan. %
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
The New City PoStOilice.

FANNY DAvENPoRTs Fedora" thrilling
story of France and Russia, next week at the
National,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

If you want Employment try the want"
columns oil THE REPUBLICAN,. Three lines
three times for % cents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

THE grave robbers captured IN Philadelphia
robbers by neglectiug the cough of u child
when they know full well that one bottle Of
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup would cure 1t and make
lobpy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

COMMERCIAL TRAvELER.--A travelling agent
of the large drug house of II. X. " +. Is.
Thurber ~ Co, New York, writes: a member
of my family had an attack of rheumatism
which was cured by st. Jacobs Oil, the great
pAin. cure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
COURT RECORD.


Court IN General Term Ciief Jttsiice Carter
and justices Macarthur and James. Hamilton
vs. Clarke argued aud submitted. No assign
ment for to-day.
Circuit Cout'-Jtsiicc Cor.--Lewis, admir-, VS..
peugh that on sci. ia; Jones VS.. Pullman car
CO., verdict for plaintiff for $3.50. Assignment
for to-day balance Of appeal calendar.
EgUdB COurt--iustice Hdgner-Flsher VS..
Tucker appearance of defendant ordered
Sharon vs.. Tucker; appearance Of defendant
ordered Joyce VS. White; auditors report
finally ratified and distribution ordered. Gard
ncr VS. Fitzgerald objection to testimony
ovcrrulcd. Southern W.. Fitzgerald, same order.
Wurdcmnn vs. Fitzgerald same order. Reid
vs. Reid restraining order discharged. No
assignment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

hearing the appeal from the decree of Justice
Cox In the ease of John A. Hamilton and
Others against Richard II. Clarke, Messrs. Ed
wards X Barnard appearing for the complain
ant and Mr.. Irving Williamson for the defend
ant The court below decreed tina! Il. II.
Clarke, as surviving executor of the will of
John Il. Booze. had authority to sell the real
estate, constituting that the viii gave him au.
thOrity to sell and convey. At the close of the
argument the case was submitted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
THE SITUATION IN THE sOUDAE
GENERAL WoLsELEY DISABLED.

W.olssley asks the extension past the caiaraets
Of the Nile Railway.
dispatch from Assib Bey states that the gzrri-
s0r Of kassaa- which has been defending the place
recently made \ s0rtie- bat we're rep1lsed by the
rebels Nth oss Of twenty y-eighf officers and sixty
tlIrse privafes-
BO1utT, March "a part Of the Indian eoutin
gent sailed for S1akim to-day.
LoyDoS, March 2-Aceording to adviees from
MassoSah. the garrison at Eassala il reduced %
an effective force Of go men. The town il closely
beseized and the garrison l. short Of ammunition.
The Egyptian troops discouteuted- The Gov
eElmer- Gt Cairo has abandoned all hope Of relieT.
ing the town.
EoE1I, March 2-Geuerzl Wolssley has ordered
Geneneral BEsckinbuTy to return to Eorti forthwith
and not proceed on his march to Adder Hamed.
LOgD0s, March IA dispatch from Korti states
that General Wolselsy's eyes have become Affected
by the glare Of the sun and that the intense heat
has caused an outbreak OF typhoid fever among
the British ;roop=-
koETI- March 2--Zoreb hey i oreanfzfng Ia
tive force for the purpose Of dispersiug the arau-
ders between HoEeiyat and GzkduI-
SUAEa. March 5.-The garrison Of Kassala has
had another battle With the HadilendOEas, and
has been completely defeated The Esnir writes
miles specify relieved the garrison viii s1ecumb.
Il Is stated that Italy remains IN the Red Sea
literally a. her oTn risk. the Powers iguCriug her
actIO1 for fear Of reopeuing the whole Eastern
q1esfiOu- The Italian troops sent 10 the BED Sea
are reported 70 Be badly squiPpelL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Tn R1ais are frequent caase Of dis
content t0 our citizens. 4 -rurt Is made
every uow and then but No satisfactory
system II ruad making has prevailed for
years past Lately some effort has beer
made In tie Honolulu district and consider
able money has been spent. but L tcauuCt be
sad that we have good roads The reason
= PLAN yqu cannot have good roads M
ls-s you have some one who has some
slight scientific sttalnmauts 10 look after
them
Bot If W. are not particularly vel Of
IN Honolulu. uur citizens on the other Isl
aud- arg far worse Of. II was only the
other day that We published O vail from
the district " Haualei. Kauai Bv this
mail We receive a COMPLAINT from central
hgua- HawEIl- The writer states that
thirty years a-D the roads In that district
were IN far better condition At the
present they arr. IN many places. imuass
able en- horseback
IhlS l. OF course. very dIs-rEceful The
appruprlati1us for the last four wears have
been handsome. the revenue has been
large. and is was the duty gf those who
were charged with the administration gf
the rcvenue 20 see that It was properly sx-
pended In no way could revenue be ex-
Psuied better than on having good roads
Take up any journal uf the United States.
and yJu VII ind that good roads are half
tie battle IN developing a country.
According ~ our information. then. cen
tTal houa has been stsajilv retr0grading
When the evil movement began our cor.
respondent does not say but Is not far TO
seek upou whom blame lies
The present Cabinet has been IN power
gong on for four years With their
re~Jurcss much might have been done. but
nothing uf any Importance has been done.
and n what our correspondent suggests i
true. Is l. very evident why n0.hi1- has
been done. and how the money has ben
wasted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

IHE news received as Vet Of the latest
{ advance Of Russia towards British Irifz
uy way ot Af-hauIStsn. l. not sufficiently
definite or well authenticated TO f,7s-Tfv
any very positive opinions Is To what NAV
OF may not be the real state Of affairs On
The North West frontier q India.
4 slight sketch q the relative positions
Of Great Britain. Russia and AfEhanistzr
nay however. help 70 throw some LIGHT on
this veZed question
Eor many years past Russia has been
active IN aggression. along her whole line
q frontier. and has extended her bound
arles. eastward and southwark at the ex-
pense u the Chinese Empire. and OF the
uHneruus tribes occupying the immense
tracts OF Central Asia formerly known as
Independent Tsrtary and more lately with
the comparatively settled governments IN
Turkestan- The khauates Of Khfvs apd
hhosHnd- and the uomads Of the Ehiryflfz
and Iekke districts were overcome and the
avUEed frontier of Russ5z brought 10 the
confines Of AfghanistaLn. while so called
scientific expeditions were stiII feeling
their way southwark
Englsud taking alarm at tie aggressive
ness u Russia enlieavuread to send dipIo
matte mission to kabul IN ISIS. but the
party was abruptly refused passage
through the khyber pass. while Russian.
EuvuT was favurably received
Shere Al the osreusihle ruler Of Afghan
Istau- ThD had bound himself bv treaties
favorable 10 the British Government from
Ehom be vas receiving a considerable sub
sidy. having refused intercourse with Brit
Ish Euvoys and rupudiate,f her treaty en-
gsgements. an army was set IN motion
which forced the khyber and the Bholan
passes and occupied JeIlalabad and Can.
dzhar and after much fighting General Sir
FREDERICK Roberts took possession Of
CabuL
Shere All died IN Feb Is7q- and Yakoob.
his son wss recognized a. his successor.
and the Treaty Of Gandaulak wss signed
Whereby the British we're granted poses
sion Of the khyber pass. to have resident
al Cabul- and 10 pay an annual subsidy of
$4,000 10 the Ameer Yakoob
This treaty having beeE signed and rat
fled The British troops psre Withdrawn.
and SIr LOUIS Csvsgusn took up his resi-
denSe at Csbul. July. 1873. 4 few weeks
later, some Afghan soliiery arrived and
aroused the NATIVES who attacked and
finally maszacred the Envoy. his staff and
his escort
On this, Roberts again entered Csbul
after a severe action al ChsrRsiab cap
tured ninety -eIght guns and dispersed tie
troops of 1nkDob. occupied Jellaiabad- and
soon after accepted the resignation Of Va
kuob. and appointed military governor
Mnsa Khan ? son of Yskoob assumed
the position Of Ameer, and though iolned
By various bands Of Afghzns to the nun
ber Of 1900 wzs defeated By Roberts and
Cough and after severe actions with sev
ersl irregular hands they were ali dis
persed and Roberts proclaimed an an
nezty-
Shers Ali, cousin Of the late Ameer
was now made GJgernor of Candahar Frv
the British. bet sill some hill tribes kept
up the war
Shere Ali proved to be wholly incompe
tent. and his troops joined with the force
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Ihese topics. and the constant and ever varying
wants Of an active and enterprisinv population
u1y well receive the attention and patriotic
erdeavor Of all who make and execute the Federal
laws Our duties practical, and call for indus
srloGs appheation, and an Intelligent perception
Of the claims Of Puolic Office, and, above ali. a
nru discrimination Of united action to secure 10
I'll the people Of the land the full BENEFITS Of the
best form Of government ever vUuchSafed TO man.
And iet Us not trust TO human effort alone. bat
h1mbly acknowledge the power and the roodness
OF Almighty God. who presides over the destiniss
Of nations, and who has at all times been revealed
II our eountry's history. Let Us invoke his aid
and his blessing upon our labors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

TE granting 1f liquor licenses IN the
cpuutry districts l. q step IN the wrun-
direction. a. Il seems % n The call sJr
such hceH-ss doeS not come FROM any sJ.b-
stautial residents 10 those districts. licenses
ar utterly opposed by them The Cppo-
sItqC q frpg rum uaie TWO wears lcp bv
ths Planters Company wls not '1liS-
sluuary opposition II was made by men
who have 10 CONSCIENTIOUS sCruples about
drinking hTuJr, where 1t can BE- drunk
with anything ike safety 20 the irinker
1r the community around him. Ihe plant
srs feel that the curse of lIluur selling
and drinking among the natives especially,
UCHld follow, Tor HawaIIaus are unable 70
rsstrair themselves. they VII spend their
last cent for liquor. az The cost ut food
cl1shiu- and shelter. f1r themselves and
families. Tins = q fact not t1 be denied
The argument that liquor licenses ought
tr D. il>tuuGtRj abuut the country. IN
order % give all an equal change TO buy
RUM has not a Lex o. ~=aud upon A. well
>sy that a liquor salogr or q butchariuE
establishment should o. licensed next 10
every Church and school and on every
street
That more liquor can bg s.II by having
uurp Ecsn>sS 70 sell Is d fact which. We
think VII not GENERALLY De denied The
Honolulu liquor dealers can sell more
freely and openly 90 the licensed dealers
elsewhere. and some x the iEcit selling
hitherto carried g1 VII Of course cease.
But more liquor VIII be drunk and sold
when there l. no Vrpteuer Of irving TO
stop T. The increase III the death rate. IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
olive, aaa afuIb---,.

Ezgz1ry hts rscHntly beea made Il the -Souv
g Nlesarla - % TIE ceslrshiifF Of planting M1-
berry and UlIve trses uuoa sor,g "a tfa -
ltlias- he OorzserVator q Forests has eyus into
the 5ahlect an9 has presented sorae uIesssut 80
nc 1-ures- The Corservator's figures sbour .b,t
ior an o1ttaE q a tribe over es0 100 arrrz Of
llalet and can Be cleared prepared and r1iarte5
YIN o1ye Eees- Ihese vu1l5 not e-J5ss ~ an
hearInG foE deeade- bat after that tte fg--una.e
Ptppl-sor Eould enloy an income oE CID On an
original outlay u Es1u While - - -, -
annu1n ean Be- made By olive culffva1iou- rearIv
- per cent- 4 sPpslrs- can oe made by ulsnfing
Fnlte m1lberry tres The original tr1;r i ,7ir5
- y = 80 ~ ios 1ftV aeres- 1rd the net auuzaI
pru1t AZ 80 after only f1ur or f,s v,.-s- -
y = sid b lsntier1zl zto rrufer.,E= =, -.
hat The siopes behind the town -1Iis,ff s1 b.
sLill1ee fos otiyes. here = chsnce 5or 4 snslI
eapItai1s- # h cstn ouly aHoriI 70 vzIz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

Is TEEEE no one left TO take up the cud-
gels for the present Cabinet. Have they
reached the position Of none 80 poor as
VII do them honor}
Recently have been published statements
which. remaining uneontradicted would
have hurled any constitutional govern
msnt out Of Office and would have branded
the men II office Is unworthy ever to hold
a position Of trust again.
Not to 20 back further than the last few
weeks, II has been proved beyond doubt.
that an untrue account Of the currency diff
Guilty was published IN the Government
organ The statement was made BY the
Government that no proper bids wers put
forward by the merchants Of this CITY TO
relieve the country Of its silver coin II
was shown that offers had been made
and that the offers made. were very fur
above the offer that Eed to Be accepted.
An independent firm offered over .
cents on the dollar more than was ten
dsred by the firm whose offer had 10 be
taken aoles. rgleHs. For the benefit Of those
who do not take the trouble to calculate.
Il l. only necessary to say that this. on
say, $4,000 was equivalent TO a robbery
Of the public purse. which Is a robbery Of
the tax payer, of at least >I3,750, Nice
little sum to hand IN, and who wOCld not
BE- liberal on It Not word has been said
IN reply TO this most damninc charge.
Again we come to the charge made only
last week with reference TO the two leper
girls who were allowed 20 20 from the Ia
kaak0 Ieper hospital. We nay stand be
Ing robbed but heavens. how long are we
gong 70 stand being polluted al the sweet
vii Of those whom It may suit to play the
poliUtoT
The story as told was true The chal-
lenCe was fairly thrown down.
Well may this people say, How Iongl
o, Lordr7 How long are these things
gong 10 last
The mother who nurses her boy at her
breast must shudder IN terror lest that IN
nocent llfe be polluted by the contsminat-
ng Influences around OF course Il can
not be- no men Of Anglo-Saxun stock are
gong 70 be trOdden upon forever. and the
time VII assuredlv come.
Msauwhile2 Why, meanwhile We smile
az one another and We say that If ever
despotism was determined upon. the policy
Of those who ruled was to saw nothing.
Is soon a despotism Is strong It viii be
S1n 10 hang and Imprson- Happily des-
potlsm N these Islands Is not strong, It Is
Just tolerated but woe to 1t when the hour
Of liberation Is passed; that VII be the
moment when It VIII 20 rushing around
for refuge and 10 refuge viii It find
In al constitutional countries discussion
Is the safeguard Of the nation; II this the
autocratic tendency / manifested by try
rng to do away with discussion Of politi-
cal matters Such attempts are always
failures ID the long run
Ihe Hawaiian Cabinet has charges
against It which must be answered
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
spstial Nolitrs.
Testimony 10 Iron Filter Presses Imported
BY \. haekield a Co.

MS the see0ua season this Press has Sea In se IN
eerneetiea SisA tAs IaAAiaa Mn, and Is Pspvln. $
Essat saesess essiuaAie TIE saving a asout psr
Ssni. q the ercp, ne many aavaniszes The resse,
have ever the wooden Ia use on these Isand. srs
s follows: They arc nueh stronger. eelns able to
stand pressure Of 100 POands Of steam the skminr.
are therefore toreed through much quicker and
Saently mere work Is being done with them. As each
fsAne has separate eaile h is no, neecs.aty 10 stop
SefksHg ihe Pres altcscsAeF sAoai enc Press cloth
Be leaking, uts suevnt 70 stop the overflow Of the
leaking fraH'e. rhe PFrsSeic,hs can ~ changed
nneh VhekeT, ss no sewing is rcquiFrd. The Pres,
will LAST fcrvver, II can never gsi oat of order.
Z. NoELLER
lahains, Maui, February. iSSo, tuNi I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18

The public celebration Of the day ended with
display Of fireworks In character Il vas like all
displays Of fireworks, but in volume and variety
Il s SAID 70 have eIeeIled any former pJrutechnic
exhibition upon this continent. Wifhai It was
successful to the miuutest detail