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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-22
Recruits ddIante0.
WILL YOU SERVE YOUR
@ o U N II IL "?

One More Call Worcester County to the
X SCUE;
Worcester County is called upon to furnish BATAI-
ION OF CAVALRY tor the three years service-the Sd
battalien of Cavalry to he commanded by MAJOR W.
H. JACKSON, for the I'd Massachusetts Cavalry, COL.
G. r. l.OWELL-both brave and experienced officers,
now in the service-has been assigned to Worcester
county, This ofthe service is now most needed
spond? 4 KNOW You WILL
$500 tfGUNrXi sl3 advance pay. slgs paid
down when mustered into the service.
STATE AID TO FAMILIES
Retlous and Uniforms furnished Immediately upon en-
lisment Recruits will also be taken the l2ih 18Th
lith and 18th Light Artillery companies upon the
terms.
Recruiting onlcc-Pipets Block 27l Main street, up
stairs, MAI, W. H. JACKSON,
81 Battalion, I'd Mass. Cavalry.
dl7dtf S. V. STONE Recruiting Agent
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Motttes.

DROGRAMME OF LECTURES-To
be delivered at the MECHANICS HALL in behalf
OF the Worcester Lyeeum and Library Association,
ls62 3 viz
WENDELL PHILLIPS OF BOSTON. Thursday. Jan. %
JOHN Is. COUGH Of Worcester, Mass. February "a.
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver lecture if his
health VIII permit.
Tickets Tor the course, 7dc. Evening Tickets for the
Lectures l5c each unless otherwise ordered.
Tickets to be had at the principal Book Stores.
EDWARD EARLE,
M dit For the Committee.
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WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE-
w SIGS AND ACADEAY OF FINE ARTS.
Free Exhibition Of OIL Paintings and clsoies
Engr0vingS. Opsn day and erenihg.
BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING.

MK. SOUTUGA'TE
will open his Writing Academy on WEDNESDAY, Oct.
Is 1862, at Piper Block Room No. 5, for the reception
OF Ladies ana Gentlemen. Mr. :. has formerly taught
In of the PRINCIPAL schools in this state and others
among them at the Berkshire Gymnasium ana Female
Seminary, under Prof Dewey and f. Phelps, Pitsied
also Mrs WIZARDS, Troy, and Female Seminary, Al.
bany. Mr. ). will give lessons In private schools
reasonable terms. Satisfaction guaranteed to all atten.
tive scholars. Terms moderate.
Hours from to II A ii 2 to s. and 61to9P.
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TER Ma OF ADvRmTreTN0,

IN THE DAILY SPY ;-one square (thrcc fourths
W menu nrst Insertion, 81 each subsequent insertion,
mcents; one week, 81; two weeks. 80 rs; one month
"a 'ee months, 81; one year. $40. For half square
INC pce VIII be three ourhs the price one square,
'nsue Advertisements and Special Notices. extra prices
s.nNr wkEKLY First insertion 81 per square each sub
~ All transient Advertisements. ,,r., n. ..S 4.
make quarterly payments "''' w ioQuHsu -
w No grdtuitous Adpertisements Eo x.rox, 80.
utons, or proceedings Of any cornoratlor rssC
association, and no communication desCned ~ esf ~
tenton 70 any matter Of limited or Individual ineres,
can DC inserted unless paid for an Advertisement ~
eF rhe Publishers will hold themselve, re.oon.,
charged for the Advertisement w. Wv "'0u"'
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XETM II. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS

w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men can accommodated IN the most approved style.
s air Dressing ard Bathing Rooms also attach
ed for inc Of Ladies. Also all kinds OF
Hair work on hand made To order Childrens hair
cut in the most approved manner. Capable Females
will be IN attendance In the ladies' department.
n l.-Cash paid for hair. diff ang
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wv ORCESTER COUNTY MECHAN-
w les ASSOCIATION.

Winter Course of Lectures.
AT MECHANICS HALL. ."............ISG2-;B, VIZ:
Jan IS
Tickets for the Course IS Cents to had at the Hail.
aud at Sanfori's Bookstore.
Evening Tickets Is Cents each, to &c had at the Hall
RICHARD BALL,
ALBERT TOLM AN, Lecture Committee.
JOSEPH PRATT,
DIFF
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ALWAYS enieavored to manifest upon good grounds
towards His Majesty and the Government Of HIS
Majesty. and also to Introduce his successor Mr..
james Mcbride.
Mr.. Mcbride having been presented III form, ad-
dressed HIS Majesty in the following te?ms =
N.v r PLEASE YorR MAJESTY u have tae honor 70 pres
ent a letter from Abraham Lincoln. Prssiietf q the United
States. addressed % Your Majesty. accretliln5 me as Minister
Resident near Your Maj-sty's Court
I Congratulate myself on the privilege roy rendered me Of
cuIuvatiuE a personal acquaintAnoe Win 4,uT aiaJ=s5E,
I an directed bv the President 70 offer To You. and % Her
iaei.l -. a. ~ u-eS,trrv. ana l an s.ecisIv charged
relations which have 50 long existed between me two Govern
meuts should continue and increase with tEe advance OF Time
and the growth and prosperity II the Two nations.
49, - ;5ys-rlnien, nav be -attfss,c,ory to the citizens of ny
own country ami acceptable 70 Your Majesty.
The King in reply was pleased to say -
NK. NCBRrpE-I have much pleasure in receiving this letter
from the President Of the United states Of America. and IN
United states. Accredited As you are, your position among
your Diplomatic brethren will be high, indeed the highest; and
in the fac, Of the Prrsiden; desiring 70 be represented here by a
Minister Resident. l fa;;er myself 1 see an intention TO do
I beg Won to make known 10 the President. the satisfaction I
experience in receiving through you those expressions % kind
feeling aud cordial good wishes for myself and the Queen which
you have just declared on hi, part. and I can assure yl that
between our Two countries. and that the Intercourse Of the two
Believing as / 10. that The President has not sent You to this
Court without feeling a certainty. that in You all his kind feel
to your future intercourse with me AMI my Government.
The Minister of the United States then introduced
his Secretary Of Legation, Mr.. John L.. Barnard,
the Rev. Rufus Anderson, D. D., Of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, Mr..
VIM. Seton Ogden and Mr.. Henry b. Auchincloss.
- At half past eleven o'clock, of the same day,
the British Commissioner had an audience OF His
Majesty to present Colonel 4. {. Wight, of Ii b. NJ.
f |. Service. on which occasion the above mentioned
members Of the Government and of the Royal House
hold were also present.
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Correspondence for the p. C. Advertiser.


Mr.. EDITOR Il have read and heard of late .
great deal about trading in Honolulu withou, An
license, as well rs trading ut wholesale on q retail
license, and have ascertained the fact that there
were only fifteen wholesale licenses in Honolulu tbs
week before last, since which two have been taken
out, viz Mossman * Son and Grinbaum & Co.
| enclose a list for your private inspection of
twenty-six others who are trading at wholesale
eight of whom pay no license at all; the others trade
at wholesale, on their retail license. Let bye cones
be bye cones; but let those who intend to do business
at wholesale or retail, in future take out a license.
for it is q decided wrong to those who pay a license.
| would suggest u " Trades Union" to protect our.
selves. 4 word TO the wise is enough.
fully endorse the remark of o man who " eut I'm
the other day to pay n license for the first time,
although selling for years without one; viz 80 An
ought to be served alike" The matter OF retail
licenses, if need be. | can bring up at a future dsy.
but under the present law "A Tailor without a license
canuot sell a pair of imported braces, q Painter a
square of glass, or a Shoemaker a ball of thread.
Yours, &c,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, alias
S304 90 PER ANNUM.
n. B-The above is a cackle to Wholesale and
Retail in the PoigReSiGH, alias $4,000 per annum.
Honolulu, June 10th. 1863.
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1olume Giqht.

The number for July % commences the EIGHTH
VOLUME Of this paper. Subscribers, whose term
of subscription then expires, are respectfully
requested 70 continue the same. We shall be
happy also to receive any orders for copies TO be
forwarded to foreign countries.
TERns-$6 90 per annum in advance.
Postage must be Pre-Paid if sent to foreign
countries, viz: 81 80 10 America. 81 90 to
England, and 81 90 to Germany.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS

1s-Am ship Henry Brigham, Potter, % days from Puget
Sound, en- route Tor Shanghai, with lumber. An
choTed OUTSIDE. Sailed June 20.
lS-Sch J-annette. from Mulnaa- with frewood-
I9-Sch Hannah, Antoine, from Hio, with ISL kgs sugar,
1O bGs do, 3 bales pull, > bgs fungus, I hogs, Il
pass
I9-Sch Moikeki, NapeIa, from Lahaina and Kahului,
with So sks -four, to SKIS bran, l cabin, : deck
pass
2O-sch Moiwahin-, Kaheans, I'm HanaIei, with 313 kgs
sugar, . brls tallow, o hides, l bg specie, cabin,
- deck pass.
20-Sch Kamehameha ". CLARK, I'm Mako. with POI kgs
sugar. s. bgs indian corn, 2O bndls ava root, >
hides, ! budl goat skins ! canoe : hogs, IS pass
2O-Steamer kIauea. NcGreEoT, from wiudwaTd ports,
with % kgs sugar. : bIs mcIs<es, gl hides. 60
bgs potatoes. $50 goat skins. ; 6 oranges. 3 bgs
fungus, l bg pull, = bEs collie, = pigs butter, ,
pkgs eggs, l brl pork. = bis fish, l roll leather. l
case honey, 1 bl tallow- l bN pine apples : bNs
peaches, ] lc furniture, sos 80 coin, Il bullock,
horse, 20 sheep, 9 hogs
2l-Sch Nettie Merrill, Crane, from Hlo, with coo kgs
sugar, 500 mts 10. IS brs uoias-es, 10 hides :
bEs ava root, . cabin, 10 deck pass
23-Steauer Annie Laurie, Marchant, from ports on
Kauai. with 40 kES sugar. 10 bES wool, 9 bgs
beans, l b. bucSyhrat, = hogs, II deck pass.
2-Sch kalama, Spunyarn, from ports on Kauai, with 20
cords fresood.
23-Sch Odd Fellow. johnson, from ports on Kauai, with
9cds wood, 20 hides. 500 buIIs pal al, ) bis tai
low, ? czbiH and Is deck passengers.
25--ch Emma RooSe, Wcth-rby, from Makes Landing
and Lahaiua-
25-Sch 6amOi, Shepherd, from Rahului and LahainI.
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PASSENGERS


For sHiyGHAE-per Henry Brigham, June 2O-Bray de Buy
Ser, II b Auchincloss, Wm kemm, Rod SiPp, Joseph DAVIS.
CoAsTwIsE.
From wiypvARp PoRTs-per klauea, June 2O-Capt II :
HowIaud and wife, VIM williamson and wife, Levi IIaalsie1, c
G Harris. P y Makee, J BoIInan, Daniel Barrett, K 2 Bracy,
G. Mactin, II Il Hitchcock, Achow. Ahsee, APIa-15 cabin, 10
deck.
Fos WTSDwAED PORTs-per kIauea, June 22-Rey J +
POyue, wife and & chtircn. T : Lyman, wife and , children,
Miss VI 4 Chamberlain, u III Hitchcock. wife and 3 children,
Rev T. Bond and three children. Mrs " y Alexander. Miss
Emily Alexander. Miss Ellen G Alexander, Miss annie Alexan-
der. Miss Julie Cooke, II VI Alexander. james Alexander, Siml
Alexander. II I H1chc ok. Mss II F COan- Miss T. Lyons. \
y Lyons. Mrs u Cornwen. Miss Lizzie COruweN, Miss Mary +
Norton. Mis- W III Makee, Miss Kitty Harris, Miss Julia Nakee,
p y Make. Miss Emma Lyman. Mrs - Smith, Mrs l. l. TOTbert
and 2 children, . Misses Booth, j Louzada, + ; Pratt, DIR X W
Wool, / NetcaIL, G = Hart, C II Judd, II Allen, Col 4 &
WIGHT. Hervey E Whitney, T c Steward, " Siewari-57 cabin
ant sbout $50 deck.
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I'm bark Yanke-, Taylor, would leave san Francisco about the
22i Of June-due July 81 70 9TH.
An bark y ; Perkins. from Puget Sound, with lumber % II.
Haczfsld & CO-sho-tly expected.
Am Miss packet Morning star, GeJett. from MicronesiA-due
about the end OF June.
Am ship George Washington, Anderson, from Newcastle, Aus
traIia-dsly expected.
Iaw. schooner Kate Sergeant sailed from Boston about Nov. l.,
with general mdse, 70 II. HIckfeiI & Co-over due
Am bark Helen Mar, De=bOn. sailed rom Boston March l.. with
a general cargo 20 =. Brewer & Co.
Bremen bark George LutWIS, Ha-sI0op. sailed from Bremen
April I, with general mdse to L. IofschIas-er & Stapen-
horst.
assorted cargo 20 Jaujou, Green * Co.
Bremens ship Elena. Bremen. sailed from Bremen April Il. with
general mise 20 II. Hackf-li * co.
Am ship Raduga, Ropes. sailed from Boston May 10, with 4
general cargo to {. Brewer * Co
Am snip Samuel Robertson, would leave New Bedford in all
MAY. with general mise 10 Wilcox, Richards y Co.
Old'g bark SyIphide, Ossenbruggcn. was 10 leave Bremen in all
May, with general udse TO NsIcheTS = Co.
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REs1GyATTox-On Thursday last, Mr.. a. X. Clark
rendered his resignation of the Office of Post Master
IN the Minister of the Interior, which was accepted,
~ take effect June so. We know nothing of the i'm
mediate causes that led to the resignation, but 1t has
met general appreciation. There have been several
indications for the place. From personal experience
We well know that the office of Post Master IS no
sinecuye, and that the incumbent, however faithful
be may be, should not hope to give entire satisfaction
or to escape the kicks and curses which are the
.'perquisites - that an unreasonable public too often
reward their servants with. The labor OF the office
is small now compared with what it was a few years
ago. Yet it requires IN the Post Master a man OF
peculiar temperament, courteous and accommodating,
and ready at all hours, day or night, to serve the
interests of the people. Not only that, but it should
have a man of unimpeachable character, possessing
the fullest confidence of the community, who entrust
to his hands the most important and confidential dis
patches. We hope that the Government, in selecting
an incumbent for this Office, will succeed in Obtaining
a person in every way qualified TO discharge its
duties, with honor to the Government, satisfaction to
the community, and credit to himself.
The HEsPERIAN-This monthly magazine has
changed its title to the Pacific MONTHLY. and IS
continued under the editorial charge of Rev. j. d.
Strong, formerly of Honolulu, and Mrs. Strong.
In OFFICE.-D. c. M'Ruer of the firm of M'Ruer Il
Merrill, has been elected Harbor Commissioner Of
the port of San Francisco.
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DEPARTURES.

June IS-Sch Kamoi. Shepherd, for Lahliua and KahuIui-
1S-Sch NINA Rookie, Netherby, for LahaIna aII Ma
KEGS Landing.
IS-Sch Kekauluohi. Haley, for Kau and Kona.
l9-Sch Jeanette, for NOloaa-
2O-Sch Warwick, Bull. for NOlokai.
22-Sch NOIwahine. Kuheana, FOR Haualci.
22-Sch kamehamsha ". Clark. for Mako
22-SCh Hannah, Antoine, for IIn0.
31-Steamer kilauel. MctiTegOT. for wiuIgari ports.
3i-Sch Nttue Merrill, Crane. FOR HlO.
2+-Sch odd Fellow. johnson. for ports on Kauai.
2f-Sch halama, SpuuyaTu. for ports on Kauai.
2i-Steamer Annie Laurie, MaIchaut, for Kauai.
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DIED.

HoLr-In Honolulu, June Is, Hannah, wife Of J. D. Holt,
E-q. q this city.
Joygs-In Honolu1, June 90, # dropsy, John Coffin Jones.
aged - y-srs-a sou % the late !. e. Jones, Esq formerly
American Consul a. this place.
PE4u-At Marshall, Michigan, March 20, Hon. Abner
Pratt. late L. : Consul a. ;ai- place.
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p The Rhetorical Exhibition on Thursday even
ing las; called out a numerous audience, which filed
the Stone Church to overlooking We DO not know
how many persons that church will hold, but pro-
baby there were in it on this occasion not less than
$500, counting foreigners and natives. The latter
seemed 10 enjoy the performances as well as the
foreigners. The exercises are referred to in the re-
port Of the examining committee in another column,
bur we canno, forbear abiding to the address Of
Abraham kahai, the only pure Hawaiian who spoke.
He is q native, who has mastered the English Ian
guage, so as to speak it correctly. His address
was delivered with but one or two incorrect prcnun-
Citations, but his gestures, oratory and the graceful
ness and ease with which he spoke, were not excelled
by any other speaker. With sufficient assistance,
from twenty to forty native youths might be in
structed at Punahou, as readily as a half dozen.
We learn that hereafter the Hawaiian is to be taught
at Puhahou College q q permanent branch OF study,
and every foreign student is expected to acquire it
as much rs any other branch taught there.
- By an item in our foreign news columns, it
will be seen that the statement made by us repecting
the reduction of postage on American letters is cor
rect, aud that the postage is only 3 cents between the
most distant portions of the United States. After
the law goes into operation, July l, the single letter
rate.from Honolulu TO New York will be ten cents.
and 10 England probably - cents.
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London spreads over more than one hundred and
twenty square miles, contains two thousand six hun
dred miles of streets, has three hundred and sixty
thousand houses, u population of three millions, and
an assessed annual rental of over sixty millions Of
dollars.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

SuAKEsPEAREAN.-On Monday evening last, the
Rev. Geo. Mason delivered II lecture on Shakespeare,
at the Court House. The announcement dew out a
large audience, comprising the elite of Honolulu,
and the spacious hall was well filed The speaker
opened the lecture with n portrayal Of GENIUS,
and showed how it might often be discovered living
hidden in the lower walks of life. The examples
brought forward to illustrate true Geniua, as seen
in Washington, Wellington, Napoleon. and others
named, were most happily chosen to enlist the good
will Of the mixed audience before him. The sketch
OF Shakespeare. illustrated by passages from Hamlet,
was beautifully drawn, and though his character and
genius were perhaps painted in more glowing colors
than many may be willing to concele as just, yet he
supported his assertions by so many proofs, that he
seemed TO completely win the conviction of his hear
ers. The lecture was interspersed with original ideas
and thoughts, which, if We may judge by the discus
sion which it has excited, were new 10 many of the
audience. The comparison made between Hamlet
and the Savior of men may have been too far fetched.
1t is impossible in the limits of a brief paragraph to
give a fair outline of the lecture, which was not only
entertaining in the highest degree, but really in
structive. and showed not only that the speaker was
Il great admirer OF the poet, but possessed himself
literary powers of no ordinary capacity. The closing
remarks, intoxicating Christian unity and the duty
OF cultivating a spirit of harmony, were well
brought in, and must have left u favorable impress
sion on all.N An hour and three quarters glided
away almost imperceptibly, under the charming in
huence OF the lecturer, and probably not a person
was present who left the hall without feeling fully
repaid. With the literary talent and Geniusly;aG
among Us, almost unnoticed, why may We not have
public lectures at least once a month Their infu-
ence, If framed and deli vered in the liberal spirit of
this, can only be harmouizing and beneficial Oh our
society. The receipts on this occasion were a little
less than, 500, and have been given to the Queens
Hos piial. -
QUEENS HosPITAL-The bieunial meeting to elect
trustees for this institution was held on Monday
last, June %. The Secretary and Treasurer read
their reports, after which the retiring trustees were
reelected. They were:
W. A. Airich, s. y. Castle,
\. Il. Bates, L. o Han, and
W l.. Green.
The Minister of the Interior reported the following
trustees appointed ON the part OF the government:
Ills EX. X. c. Wyrie, Hon. q. NJ. Robertson,
Ills Lorlship Bishop Staey, Theo. c. Heuck,
stephen Spencer.
Ms Majesty also sent notice of the appointment
by him Of His II. X. II. Prince L. kamehamena to
be Wee President during the ensuing term. At the
quarterly meeting of the trustees, June IS, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen
Secretary-R. G. Davis. Treasurer-C. j. Bishop.
IUdifOT-Wm. l.. Green.
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LEGAL NOTICE!-Thc Undersigned hny.
ing resigned his position as one of the Circuit Judges for Hawaii
hereby offers his services to the public. From his knowledge Of
the native language, he confidently trusts that he can give sat
isfaction in transiatng and interpreting, and in the drafting Of
any legal document IA the Hawaiian language. For the present.
he may be found at the Office of Judge Davis, Police Magistrate
of Honolulu.
IL. l.. SHELDON.
Honolulu, May -, 1868. 36e3t
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Shipz' Mails.

For SAS FRAScLsCO-per Comet, about July IS.
For POErs Oh MAUI-per kanoi and Emma Rookie. on Sat
urday-
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The New York HERALD 81 April 23i remarks.
The Treasury Department has acted upon the suggestion
made a few days since, and We have been furnished with Az
official statement Of he debt % the United State On the 5O-h 81
March last At that time il appears that the total debt vas
less than a thousand millions, being the exact figures S5Zg,-
l5o,lS1- or this amour nearly Oue-thiri-say SZyJ.OJ5.Z55
las neen funded into 5 and 6 per cent. stocks Of various
lenstlsr and 40 nOses, which are themselves convertible into
20 years Cs- The amount Il legal tender notes ahOat j. re-
ported at SJ+5,553-5OO- which IS within SJi. 100000 Of the limit
fixed by the act Il these issues, until people draw their tempo
Tary deposits Mr.. Chase has or ought to have on hand $50
OJODtO q legal tender notes. which are % be exclusively for tie
payment 81 temporary deposits. II this view he correct. one
cannot help feeling considerable surprise AT the dlarOriness Of
the Treasury Department IN having the new Treasury notes
printed There j. not a single press at work on them. The
floating debt % the country Is reported at S46,6i6GI5. These
hgures. especially the gross aggregate, will create no little sur
prise among the public, who believe generally that our debt u
much larger than - here reported The following l. the table
furnished by the department:
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF The PTBIIC DEBT or THE UNITED
STATES OF THE 3UTH MARCH, 1868.
Avg Int.
Amount. rr aururu
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In OFFICE-D. C. M'Ruer of the firm of M'Ruer y
Merrill, has been elected Harbor Commissioner Of
the port Of San Francisco.