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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19
SHIPPING NOTES.

steamer Iwalani sails at 9 O'Clock
l0mng for HamaEua via Lahaina.
s'eamer Mokolii brought on Satur-
bags sugar, 10 sheep, an 80 bar
aIlSeS.
British bark Woollahra that was
s3ntIy, sailed from Sydney October
@LOndOn.
Steamer MikahaIa arrived on Sun
y a,,Ilnllnng from Kauai with 1,O4O bags
1hides, and cows.
Y American ship Alexander Mcneil,
Il T. s. Friis, was discharging at
'&Ason. October 9th.
9'Sentine S. G. Wilder has already
~. w. aooqt 10000 bags sugar. She Is
i1 u 70 leave for San Francisco on
~'! November 9th.
japanese steamship TakasagO Maru,
e ny. +. Brown, sailed on Saturday,
- ~. L'th at AS p. m. with 40 Jap
7''lase passengers.
sy.aner kinau arrived on Sunday
49,. uOM Maui and Hawaii with 2,OOC
y s' w. horses, l mule, 40 bags corn
P''a'oeS, and 40 packages sun
.~'ler Lehua arrived on Sunday
~~. rom Hamakua, Hawaii
I'M Ie oI her lumber still on board
eii1 Ill, , very rough weather along tn
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Piano Recital.

Madame Jaffa and daughter announce
their opening piano recital in this city
on Tuesday evening. They have dis
tinguished recommendations as musical
artists from the United States. Madame
Jaffa was here many years ago, delight
ing music lovers then with het piano
playing. Mrs. j. IL. Patty has kindly
consented to assist in this recital with
her fine voice Hon. H. NJ. Whitney
has shown our reporter cordial letter
introducing these ladies, from Col. War
rem, the veteran editor of the California
Farmer. Madame and Miss Jaffa are
on their way to Australia on a probes
sional visit. Tickets for the recital are
to be had at the bookstores.
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=, poooi,ts of Produce.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
C,nai. per ,tmr Mikahala, Nov Is
ann and wife. q lsenberg, Hons u
W " : Wilcox. and A z Paehaole;
In atkinson. Il Strauch, Senior A
En,ylrro J Markham, and Al deck
gg,.
ElbuIui and way ports, per Stmr
4 j X0yl--C Coe. ? N Rooney. Miss
y nan F Il Corea, NJ Cabral, Bro Ber-
e. Ward. W f Rowell, DIR Swift, Z
nls, lepers, ! officer and 40 deck
Esn.
rnlvard ports, per stmr Kinau
4 NH. Majesty the KING, Prince u
nkoa. Hon Sam Parker, Major }
n CaptJ Ross, II Kuihelani, f II
hARClarke. d II Hitchcock, Jr, l
\ h Miss X J Hughes, L X Halil,
ilY Robinson, T r keyworth, }
FyR Cuthbert, G II Judd, jr, [
n themselves, Mr. Quni. Mr. kimo
3 sIE UHi, Mrs f p Hastings, Mis-:
humphreys, MISS Rose Makee, !
\ h. il Tweedie. A G TurtOn, Z t
& 4Cy Baldwin, d ID Baldwin, jr, Nj
l- and ~ deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
sGSohlma, per 5 5 Takasago Maru
I,-ias Love, jr, VIM X Prendergas'
lE keaweamahi and ? children an
aase
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Police Court.

SATURDAY, Nov. II.
Six fines and forfeitures for drunken
ness are entered.
zee Hop, selling pork without license,
$13.
Manuel Soras, assault on his wife,
fined So and costs and ordered to give a
bond in $50 to keep the peace toward his
wife for one year, in default of which to
be imprisoned one year.
All Gin, furious riding, forfeits bail $50.
A native tried for needless and furious
riding is not proved to be the man that
committed the Offense and is discharged
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all lncipient Panic.

5,''S mat the fire alarm Satur-
~ Was only heard in the Opera
some who sat near the win
,,., uV was whispered along the
k,,rI' " was known pretty extern
\ NJ, 'lS the location. Then a ma
~ Vicious want of judgment,
IsIa." The gallery and shouted
\, u, In amoment a large pro-
AMI S iue audience were on their
plcg. ,9e next instant the aisles
III Ill., with the panic-stricken
aiej tp.ay stopped and the com
y viii ny a lew cool heads in the
ej ta son some degree of success en-
,a,eIy' n a'Iay the excitement. Very
y selser IIooody was hurt, as similar
S stsn rnere have often become dis.
cen nar, P;eutes, in which women and
S,6' T0S,,cnll9arly, have been trampleC
prov En THIS occasion the safety
'a SEAM rutd for such emergencies
there !. 70 be thought of. When
Ho1saS a large audience in tn,
Sb Of = man should be stationed
eopen a. 'ueSe exits to throw then
'' any alarm.
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The steamers leaving here to-day too ana ana
tomorrow mo- will take off over 700 OF tn the
japanese who arrived here on the fo L 1Gpk
sag the plantations. They are tine
In set of men and women, and Will
no doubt give satisfaction to their en-
blowers.
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The silbons had the Opera House ns
oa lie from from bottom to top for their per
foTmance on Saturday night; Mr. t hetey a
Derformance, with change of programme am me-
Would be given on Tuesday night, LOT a .nd
benefit of Messrs. Dale BrotherS anu
Moulton and Dashway
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Miss Alice Payne will be married to
Mr.. Thos. McTighe, in st: Andrews
Cathedral at 80 o'clock this evening
bv Rev. Geo. Wallace, assisted by rev.
III. H. Gowen. The ceremony WIZ Ie
repeated afterward in the roman O"'n'
Ollie Cathedral.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

Attention was called by telephone, to
= beautiful moonrise last night, ana 1t
did have a unique charm. Inc moon
rose behind bank OF cloud, whose sun sum
NIT was an immense and regular aiIni
which the moonlight silvered ana giiueu
with q rainbow effect.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

The Kamehameha School defeated the
ROYAL School boys in match OF base
hall on Friday. They were three TO lour
at the end of the seventh inning, out tne
Royalists then wilted and became easy 10y,
victims to Kamehameha Iorces' W
about fourteen runs.
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BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all ifs branchea

Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,
with hulls OF wood iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade In Wh1cn
they are to be emp Logged. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans: AIso' all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size made n suitable lengths for onnecung
together or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted On the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvETING, Boiler Work and Water
pines made by this establishments, riveted by
hydraulic rivetiRg machinery, that quality OF
work being far superior to hand work.
SHIP WORK Ship and Steam Capsrans, Steam
Winches Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast of the Home Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
CITY works purposes, built with the celebrated
na-T Valve Notion, superior to any other
pump.
y. y. =. Williams. .hOnOAu1us
Room No. 3, upstairs, sprecke-s' Block.
/ T-sna Agent for the Hawn. Islands,
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me Pacific Mails

|SNonOGc.taagi was telegraphed from
|Iss,il1pent i n,;r. "A THE Canadian
50OO, o ~ willing to grant a subsidy
Ftyce y, "a a iortnightly Australian
NJ Rs $nd $4,000 for a monthly
seddlfSe les, Observation-Disclosures
ESy Of nall himself IS i, favorable to the
Sp Fran n"ils at !, Vancouver instead
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

A fire started in the steamer Ewa's
cargo of bananas at 10 O'Clock Saturday
night. The alarm from the Bell Tower
had only sounded few strokes When
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

The Waialua races run over Friday,
into Saturday. Our report IS crowded
out by matter prepared ahead OF It, Inc
Waikiki races came OFT all right, DuI our
promised report is delayed Tor this issue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

The Planters Monthly for November
contains a splendid exhibit of the plant
inc business in this country, in the re-
ports produced at the meeting OF the
Planters Company. See the table OF
contents elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

A beginning has been made in clearing
the weeds off the baseball diamond a
Makiki.
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Mr.. Levey sells Mr.. w. R. Seals
horses, carriages, etc, on Wednesday a.
noon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

Saturday was lovely day, giving hopes
of the same day being fine this week.
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H.B. NJ. S. Royalist, from the Cape
and West African squadron, arrived at
Adelaide October 2oth to join the Aus
tralian squadron, and was ordered to
Samoa
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A Hawaiian woman and her two chill
dren are ON the outward passenger list
the Takasago Maru. They are going. t.
see their husband and father, the NATIVE
preacher who went to Japan for medlca
treatment by DR.. GOto.
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November II, 18-S. B. Swift, MD,
Kalawao, Molokai; F. III. Arnold, Grelz'
Germany (trom Hawaii; }. Tucker
Hilo; A. Rutter Clarke, Melbourne; f.
Halstead, Waialua.
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.,yinG To-day

Leaving To-day ,
bss.il'' p''' ,,.;,,, .
iPn Underwood, Tor W "i"ii"e
Issia. '"
l1a at li d H. cameron, for Hama
al, p Nj Ii,Grcgor, for Molokal'
,goso.i wv .
,raIani, W o.
G9a MI Nelson, for Koolau,
r.. IN, for Hamakua.
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The Mariposa took hence a mail of
4, lip letters and l ,123 papers.
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His Maiesty's grand ball takes place
at the Palace tonight.
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Box plan now open at Mr.. L. j.
Leveys for the grand benefit exhibition
Tuesday night by the Silbons.
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There were many visitors to the Brit
ish flagship Swiftsure in the roadstead
Yesterday.
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Official notice is given to-day of the
opening of the new Government school
at Kauluwela, in this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

Mr.. Morgan holds two land sales at
noon to-day, particulars appearing in
advertisements.
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An exchange says the Spanish Gov
eminent will impose heavy poll tax on
Chinese going to the Philippine Islands
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The following vessels are due from IRON Gan gan
p peMs than what the Australia brought
news nee%,Son rlt; S. n. Castle, Discovery and
p paln1Iiii VIM. G. Irwin, and are sup,
orl ggad 70 have left on the 9TH, 9Th ana ana
pos PTSeG in the order named. Ii SO. they are
S tma1iu rn eleven and ten days out to-day
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The steamer Likelike leaves at 5 p. m.
to-day for HiIo, via Kahului, and other
Maui ports, and also touching at Lau-
pahoehOe. Returning via the same
norts. Due here Saturday morning.
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The steamer Maripos acb was sv aRouS
from Auckland last trip, the Decay 'I was
ing a good deal OF anx d Gysies. during
caused by heavy sea and ga az Co. u seven
which the steamer was ho O. tbo W NJ
hours. A report says tne I m~1 con-
rolled strained, a and made 5eO Sood weather Of
the worst of it, and proven nei0
excellent sea-bOat.
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There was very heavy ae; y t PeIeSun IN
Thursday, November 9th' az nIoneiderable
MoIokai attended, 5isbtn Misn and shocks Of
earthq lake. During lna a1lo H flooded,
taro patches were Go nated to- be nearly
and the loss was t,,a hmts were flooded
$500; tbs eG fivas OF many were threatened.
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Kauai had oceans of rain last week.
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Drunk was the only charge put on
the Station book Saturday and Sunday,
but it was down more than a dozen
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H. B. M. S. Hyacinth left here to
annex Cooks Island to the British En-
pire, according to a remark dropped by a
gentleman at prayer meeting the other
evening
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A large two-story Chinese store is 60
ing up on the corner of King street
and Moanaui lane, beyond the Chinese
thea fire.
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H. B. NJ. flagship Swiftsure sails for
Acapulco tomorrow. She will be ac-
companied for ten days cruise by The
COrmOrant.
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Material is being taken in from the
stone crusher at Moiliili and dumped on
Beretania street, signifying that the
rough places are to be made smooth with
macadam on that thOrOughtare.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-19

A fine Autograph of President Cleve-
land bidding farewell to the Chicago
baseball team on their departure tOl
Australia is displayed in the Hotel cor
ridOr.
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j., HONOLULU H. I.
,rfvALs.

AF'' SATURDAY, Nov H. :
...sse. G ,,aEg,;rss 5a2' from MoI0k"i
"A |5'. >. Underwood. fro" "4i'n's
,4..,.n. from Ho""No'' Hn-
~ '' SUNDAY, Nov. 49,
r.rsn.ep. from Maui and
Sa''. Freeman; from Kauai
I
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rp,RrURLs'

1rrArrrHH'' Nov y,
Naru. Brown, LOT
I''','7
;l.csa' iT TIiza for Koolau'
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. NJ B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
nj the business of Dressmaking, Cutting and
Fitting at her residence No. 70 Beretania street,
opposite the Hotel The patronage of the ladies
is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guarah-
teed. oo-tI 1Z4o4
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NOTICE.

I'm AND AFTER OCTOBER 1, 1888, CHU GEM
~ is alone authorized to sign the nrm name
14O-1m OUONG SAM KEE & co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-01
AN ENTERTAINMENT
chs Ms mbers of the Fro Ds p srfrne nt Band
and De partrnrne Officers B@rquo,ed.

Chs HIe mbers of Gh- Fi-n De p srtrnsn Band
and De partrnrne Officers B=rquo,ed.
Several members Of the johnson Hook
and Ladder company last night enter
tanned the members Ct the department
hsnd and officers OF the fire departm e1t
C c. Ltwson, the caterer, was called in
and prepared collation. tit for q
king, in fact he surprised himself as well
as those who psrtook of the feast. The
Merchants n .tional Bank kindly gave the
use OF the room used, the old bank build
ing, and ". f Lake, Fakes & Co. and j
M. Har sfeld the dishes, chairs and Ia
bles. Some twenty-six sat down 10 the
heavily loaded tables, and when
the ysar 1888 broke on the world
they had just finished. The
chairman of the bsnd committee, Mesers
E .rly, Cooper, Harrison, Dunn and Ault
made brief speeches. The band dis
coursed several sirs, and a faw minuses
after midni. ut visited THE GAZETTE Of
Ace and serenaded the paper, wishing the
business and editorial management 8
happy aud prosperous New Year, which
wish IS reciprocated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-01

number being 2l7S. Tie holder of the
above is kindly reqaeseed to call around
and cash it.
There were many VINO regretted not
seeing Haverly's Ministries when thew
were here two weeks ego. They Will
nave another opportunity Tomorrow.
mstinee sud night.
Sheriff ShIpp aud Deputy Tucker have
re- urned from Kansas with M. A, Tildeu,
indicted for embezz emsnt of Equitable
Lie insurance faads, snd for forgery.
Iiiden was placed in jsil.
L,rge audiences are being attracted to
the Broadway Presbyterian church to hear
Mr.. Mitchells sermons On Ingersolism
rne third sermon in the series will be de.
livered this morning. Subj =cl: "The
True Ideal of Life"
At meeting of the directors of the
Merchants National Bank held last even
Ing dividend of Is per cent. was de-
clared to the stockholders, payable on
demand, and $500 carried up to the sur.
plus fund, making net pre- 1T to the
bank since the opening, February 2, 1887,
Of about S50,5C0.
Attention is called to the advertise
! ment OF the State National Bank on the
first psge Of this issue Of The GAZETTE
This bank was organized several years
ago, aid is operated by some OF the
wealtaiest capitalists in the state, with
| Colonel W. NJ. Harrison as president,
| whose reputation as q shreWd financier is
widely known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-01
PERSONAL.

Mr.. B, r Gibson srd vile Of BROW .
wood are visiting relatives in the city.
MIR. S. Il. Williams, president OF the
Saco1d National Bank of Lebanon, Tenn,
spent Thursday and Friday in the city.
Miss Alice Custesd is spending the hol
idsys with her friend, Miss Hattie
Smith, corner Pecan and First streets.
M So Minnie Wood Of Sherman, Tex,
Who has been spendiog Christmas with
Miss Meta TinnoD, on Simuels avenue,
left for home yesterday.
MIR. J. M. Bass of Georgia, brother to
N. T.. Bsss, has arrived in the city ano
4 ali meke Fort Worth his future home.
kbe Young gentleman Is welcome.
~ DIR. Msyfieid has just returned from a
Two weeks trip to Gainesville, Sherman
and Fort Smith and says he did not fad
as live town anywhere as is Fort Worth.
DIR. w. B. Brooks and wife Of Dallas,
Mr.. ! ID, Ballard and wife OF Grsnbury,
Mr.. A. G. Ceson, wife and Master Alex
NAV Csson. are to eat dinner with Mr..
Jef Wilson, 1t being that young mans
eighteenth birthday. May many SUCH
dayz come to she young man.
Among the state merchants WHO spent
the Iast days of the old year with For
worth wholesalers were Messrs. G. M
Iuttrell. Kidyiile; A. W. Smith OF A. w
smith G. Bro Arlington; J z. Christman,
Mansfield; +. Cspps, Strawn; K. F. Eos
ter, Roanoke; WeAtherford OF "eataer
ford 6 Boone, Weatherford.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The First Baptist church. corner Jones and
Second streets, three sqnares east OF opera
house. Morr ing SERVERS III a N , So biz It: . A
Boek that ie 5 ale =" Evening rvice at 1880.
sunday school at 80 am. Seats free strangers
welcomed. j. MORGAN ELLIS, IA tor.
little Bsthel Mission, sunday school has
been discon' inued, but the scholars VIII Join
the morning school.
St Andrews church (EpifeopaD, corner Fifth
aud Rusk streets-Rev. z. II. Prosser, rector.
III Ring service, II O'Clock; evening service
10. Sunday -teh0ol at $3.50 q. m, Mr.. ffit1
Mitchell, superintendent,
Cumberland Presbyterian chuych, corner
Fifth and TAYLOR streets. Rev IL. ID. TlnnoE,
pastor. Appropriate New Years seryiees ar q
the sacrament OF the Lords supper RI IL a. M
also The reueption of members. 81 Z; o m;
sermon, subject, "a Startling Pr, position.
Seats free and ali Invited.
South Side Baptist church, on Broadway.
Sunday school st $50 q. N Prea3hing py TIE
pastor, Rev j. :. Gillespie, at II q. NJ anu
at p. m. Prayer and praise meeting Oh "eo'
nesday night
Broadway Presbyterian chuIch-Rey. Dr.
Mitchell, pastor. Subject of this NOR 10, 4
sermon, 1.-THE Trus Ideal OF L,fe, at II o'ciocs
| a. M, services also at O'Clock p. n. Sabbath
school sc $50 q. N. FL. Armstrong, super
| fntendent The Roeedale street cars Will t7kf
YOU 10 the church. Come and be welcome
| Mr.. ADDISON Clark of Thorn Springs Will preach
to-day at the Church OF Christ, corner Si1tI
and Thro"kmorton streets Services vii os
Qio promptly At III q. N. anG 7:S0p Al. visiting
! mem ers tsat are now In our city ere invtte'
| 70 meet with ,us Sunday school at 3 u g. =
/ sharp, and every teacher should be present
possible, "a this Is the frst Sunday OF sne year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-01
SINGLE THEM OUT.
Justice Wants iks Short Weight Goal
Dsal~rs Nsmrd

Justice Wants tbs Short Weight GOAL
Dsalsrs Nsmsd
FORT WORTH, TEX, Dec. 81, 1887.
t. she Editor of the Gazette.
So much has appeared in the daily
papers for the last week or two from par
ties charging fuel dealers with giving
short weights and short measures, that it
is about time TO call halt somewhere
and apply remedy that strikes at the
root OF the evil. ALI the Communications
that have appeared in the papers do not
give the names CT the writer's, neither do
they state who the desleTs are they refer
to, and Copse quentlF can be Of very little,
benefit in the way Of Fighting the wrongs
that hsve been committed.
Way can's these parties sign their
names, stste who the dealers are who
swiDdled them, and by that means 1--WE
them chance to explain matters and de-
feud themselves before the public, If they
can; endif they cannot mske defense,
they must admit their guilt and stand
convicted. The public then will not be
long in settling the matter, for there must
DE some parties engaged in the business
who are giving value received.
The way matters stsnd now it is re-
lection on the honesty Of ali dealers, and
the only conclusion one cIn arrive ct is
that they have formed ring, kind of
fuel "trust," to swindle the poor people
out Of their hard earnings. This, how
ever, can hardly be the case, for the best
harmony does rot seem to exist among
tsem.
Now, gentlemen, come forward, state
VINO these dealers are over your OWL
names, and relieve suffering public, who
have already eTown tired of this contin-
ued kicking through the press witbou,
SLY signs of relief. JUSTICE.