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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
STEEL-WORK.

AARKING-PUNCHEs-Lettsrs, Names and
lkl Figures, Seal Dies. Screw Taps and Dies Pistol
Cocks, Springs and other work in steel and copper
Branding Irons, made to order By
r. ". ANDREWS
Orders may be left at Mr. Hopper's shop on King
Street OF sent By midi % Honolulu P. o. box No. II.
80 I'm
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NOTICE is hereby given that Hooliliamanu bridge,
at the west end of King Street viii be closed to traffic
on and after Tuesday the 18th of September proximO
for the purpose of erecting new bridge, and remain
closed until the completion of the work.
G. H. LUCE.
Road Supervisor.
Road Supervisors Office, September 4tb, 1871.
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TO BILLIARD PLAYERS F!

T Beg Leave TO announce TO the Public,
i and to all that know how to appreciate good
Billiard Table that have purchased that we-known
Table formerly at the Olympic Club Hall, said to be
the best in town. and all lovers Of this healthful art
are invited to practice it my Cigar and Tobacco
Store, during the day and evening.
H. BOLLMANN,
Scat Queen ST., opposite G. Brewer Co.
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Regular Packet for MuIukai.
TO LEFT.

J. T. CHAYTER,
GENERAL BLACKSMITH,
At the Old Stand on the EspIanade, near the Gus
tom House, Honolulu, H. L,
~ Would respectfully inform bis many -
NGfriends and the public generally, that ~ n
W he is prepared to do all kinds Of Black ME-
smithing, such as Carriage, Dray and Wagon
Work, also, Ship and House Work. He also
keeps First Class Horse Sheer, End parties favoring
him with call, can rely having their horses feet
properly attended TO By an experienced workman.
Sick or Lame Horses Doctored.
Thankful for past faFors. he hopes by attention
business 10 merit continuance Of the patronage
which be has heretofore enjoyed 29-3m
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ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE GOODS
= consisting in part of the following :
FANCY PRINTS


Pink, White Ground Brilliants,
Heavy Denims, Brown Drills,
White Long Cloth,-Horrocks, Mil
Ter & Co.,
Blue Striped Ticking,
Victoria Lawns, fine Black Coburgs
Bleached Sheetings, linen and cotton,
Blue Twilled Flannel,
Italian Cloth, Silk Alpacas,
Black Lasting, Black Grape,
Turkish Towels, Silesias,
White Irish Linen,
Shirts,-linen bosom fancy bosom
and white cotton.
Fancy Flannel Shirts,
j.. Undershirts, Blankets, ass'd colors,
Cotton and Linen Thread, Bunting,
White Linen Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Bed Quilts, ASSORTED,
Monkey Jackets, Six Umbrellas,
Double-face Umbrellas, Socks, &c.
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TIE Board Of Health has this day appointed Mr..
WILLIAM B. BARNES Agent Of the Board for the City
Of Honolulu and precincts, vice Mr.. Dayton resigned
FEKD- W. HuTcHIs6S,
Honolulu Sept. l2th, ISL President.
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.HAW. BARK. R. C. WYLIE
-117 Days
FROM Bremen!

THE UNDERSIGNED have received
i by the above vessel an invoice comprting full
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SUBSCRIBERS to the Hotel Bonds hereby mott
fed that the fourth and last insallmont is called for,
and will be payable at the Finance Office the 18th
day of October next
Finance Office, J. Morn SMITH,
Sept. 18th, 1871. Minister Of Finance.
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Administrator,s Notice.

II DAN n y aEIIVlEF
Executors and Administrators Of the
Estate Of Francis A. 0udinot
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

WALTER R. SEAL, Clerk S6-si
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-11

RABBITs.-A farmer near London,
Canada West, has two thousand rabbits
in a warren five acres in extent. The
cost OF and attention to be paid to these
animals involves an expense of twenty
five cents for each rabbit, and the net
profits on the whole warren amount TO
$4,000 a year. The annual average in
crease is twenty-five rabbits for each pair.
The males, when a year cid, are killed
and sent in barrels to market at Moa-
trcal.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE. (
|. +. l.. Cardoza, Secretary of State of
South Carolina. DO hereby certify that the
above is Il correct copy of an Act entitled
IAN Act to better protect holders of insur-
anee policies in this State on file in this
oiiicc.
Given under my hand and the
@ seal of the State, in Colun-
SEAL. bia, this 9th day of Deccm-
t"@J her, A. ID. 1869, and in the
9th year of American indie
pondence.
+. l.. CARDOZA,
Secretary Of State.
oct % If
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w NJ Hunter, Barnwell.
c i Lartigue, Blackyille. q
d r Durisoe, Edgefeld c H.
James Mason, Yorkville.
f Nj Godbold, C~okesbury.
DR. Alex McCloud. Benncttsville.
DIR J L Carnes, ~Bishopville.
Whitner, Anderson.
J s Cothran, Abbeville.
f g DeFontaine, Columbia.
Benjamin Rober, Edgefeld C II.
John f Green, Travelling, Columbia.
James e Black, Columbia.
DR. b w Lawton, Travelling, Savannah.
DR. j Goodwin, Travelling, Orargeburg.
DR. t A Walker, G%reeuville.
Robert w Shand, Union.
UNIVERSAL.
Rev W T Farrow, Travelling, Greenwood.
r E Cochrane, Travelling, Charlotte, n C.
Thos A Boone, Travelling, Charlotte, n C.
w n Marchant, Graniteville.
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE.
w ] Hoke, General, Columbia.
PHOENIX MUTUAL.
VIM ] Molyneaux, General, Charleston.
j. l.. NFAGLE,
Comptroller General of South Corolina.
oct 90 If
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4NITRfDTSD IA
IN OIIDaELG ON3
The Fisherlnan's Sou.

~ 3 Il
A gentleman waking on the beach
came across a little boy sitting o tho
road by himself, looking out on the grsat
ocean.
"yoa like the sea, my boy DO you
not 2"
eyes sir; and I hope 70 foEisw e
when I get bigger"
"It is a hard life, besides being dan.
g%erous," said the gentleman.
"Yes, sir but Jesus christ went 20
sea, and he knows the dangers |; and
sometimes he preached out of ahip. I
ana sure he loves Sailors" said che boy.
"But that will not hinder you from
meeting with storms, and perhaps get
ting shipwrecked."
Jesus Christ rules the wiaa. ed che
waves, He stopped a storm once.
"He does not now" said The gentle
man.
"No, sir, but he win help US to truss
in him; aud, if we hold on to him, moth.
ing can much harm us" said tho boy.
"You might be drowned"
"Yes, sir" The boy stopped. aBut,,
you know, my soul would then fly up to
God; and it is all fair weather up
there"
aWhy, my little MAJ, ssc- sse ss=i.s=
preacher p saidthe gentleman.
Gather and I often talk these things
over" said the little boy; Sand when he
is gone out fishing and leaves me all
alone at home, they are company for
me-"
"The sweet, quiet, happy face Of the
little fellow pleased me-" said the gep-
tieman "and 1 felt that he had che best
of company"
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Gov. Sonter finds the Tennesseeans q
very polite people. They are asking his
pardon about five times a day for conyie-
ted criminals.
A Norwich (Conu.) woman, who ran
a needle into her left foot n year sgo by
accidentally stepping upon it, recently
had 1t pulled out from between her
shoulders.
A Western man who was Teosniiy In.
vited to a seat on the floor Of the House
at Washington, indignantly refused. say
ing that he was accustomed to sic on
chairs at home
The floor of one Of che LitchHeld
Comm churches is so uneven that In
passing mp n of the aisles. a psrson
goes out of sight thirteen times. So
says a local paper.
Illinois must bear eff the palm for vir-
tue. A saloon keeper in that State keepo
a temperance pledge behind The bar, and
does his best to induce bad pay custom
ers to sign it.
A Story is told in Oregon akoas i
young man who proposed IL 4 suaday
School that 4 s~seomasittss Of young Ia
dies and gentlemen be appointed 10 raise
l. 90 ~ 49,. 49, HeN4X.TETT
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A story is told in Washington at the
expense ola well-knOwn Senptor, Who
is notorious for taking two cocktails a
succession before breakfast.-0na morn
ing, while the senator was prastisine at
the Metropolitan bars frieud put to
him the pertinent question, "Seaator,
why do you take two cock tails as d Gus
TONI Won't one tone you ~ The.
Senator drew himself up. ~ viii tell
you why 1 take two cocktails. When
/ have taken one, it makes me feel Ike
another maa. Well, you see I'm bound
by common courtesy to treat that man /;
so l take a second"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-11

The man who doa't advertise he n.
store hung around with shingles aud
pieces of barrel-hcads, Inscribed with
lampblack, "Irish Pertaters," "Korn
Meel," Flower" "All kinds of kountry
isHJs>s; a=sz- 49, sa=a.sss AZ. -.
here" He says There arn't no use
II newspaper advertising Sc long ss .
man is smart enuff to tend to his own
business, and kin stand at the door and,
boiler the fellers iu."
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EXECUTIVE
STATE TREASURY OFFICE.

Stats TREASURY 0FrIcE,
COLUMBIA, s c., December l, 1870.
THNHE INTEREST falling due on the
Coupon Bonds of the State of South
Carolina to the LIST of January, 1871, will be
paid IN COLD OH and after that date at the
Office of II. II. Kimptou, Financial Agent of
the State, No. 8, Nassau Street, New York,
and at this office.
The interest falling due on the Registered
Stock of the State to January LIST, 1871, will
be paid IN GOLD on and after that date at
the Treasury Office only.
NILES G.. PARKER,
Treasurer State South Carolina.
dec
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LIFE COMPANIES.
CAROLINA.

DuBcse, Winsboro.
Z D Richardsoa, supater.
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EXECUTIVE pEpATMENT.

OFFICE OF CoNrTRoLLER-GESERAL,
CoLUNnIA, $. G., September l, 1870.
FNDE following list of Licensed Insurance
Il Agents is published for the information
OF oil concerned. These Companies marked \
have not compiled with the provisions of tho
ACT of December. 1869. requiring a dcposit
of State Securities, and their Agents arc
authorized 20 transact such business only as
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,

VI INN,
.u.y-~r.. 8, c.. December |, 1870.
ysHHE ROCKS of the Treasury times tor
the Transfer and Conversion of STOCKS
and BONDS will be closed on and after the
ni5!h instant until the list proximo, for con-
veience in preparing statement of interest
due to January /, 1871.
NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer State s.. c..
dec c
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H
COLUMBIA, S. c., September !, 1870.
To all whom IL may concern
THIS is TO CERTIFY THATTHE FOL-
lowing Insurance Companies, having deposit
ted the amount of Securities of this State re-
quired of them respectfully by the Act of
December, 1889, entitled '.An Act TO better
protect Holders Of Insurance Policies in this
State and having otherwise fulfilled the re-
quirements of said Act, aud of all other Acts
relating to Insurance in this State, are au-
thorized 10 transact business therein under
licenses heretofore and TO be hereafter issued
to their Agents, until the expiration Of the
time therein specified
FIRE
600 each
Union, of baltimore, Md.
Union, of San Francisco, Cal.
Ktna, Of New York City.
CoatlneHt al, oSSsS Yerkyt'ity.
Gerrnania, OF New York City.
Georgia Home, of Columbus, Ga.
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn.
Home, of New York City.
Imperial, of London.
international, of New York City.
Liverpool and London and Globe, of London
and Liverpool.
Manhattan, of New York City.
Merchants and Mechanics, of Baltimore, Nd.
National, of Baltimore, Nd.
North American, of New York City.
North British and Mercantile, of London
and Edinburgh.
Orient Mutual, OF New York City.
Pacific, of San Francisco, Cal.
Phenix, of BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Putnam, of Hartford, Conn.
Richmond Banking and Insurance, of Rich
mond, Va.
Security, of New York City.
LIFE COMPANIES
Carolinn, of Memphis. Tenn.
Cotton States, of Macon, Ga.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Uui-
ted States of New York City.
knickerhocker. of New York City.
New York, ofNew York City.
Piedmont ond Arlington, CT Richmond. Va.
Policy Holders Life and Tontine Assurance
Company of the South, of Charleston,S C.
Security Life and Annuity, of New York City.
Southern Of Memphis, Tenn,
St. Louis Mutual, of st. Louis, Mo.
Universal, Of New York City.
}. l.. NEAGLE,
oct eft Comptroller General.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
FFICE or LnE CoMrTRoLLER GENERAL,

ColUMbIA, 5. G., january 10, 80.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Agents of
IN Insurance Companies doing business in
this State,that on and after the twenty first
day of February, 1870, they will be required
to obtain newlicenses, and before said liccn-
'ses are issued, the Companies will be requir-
ed to mike q deposit of certain bonds or
stock with thcsActs Of December 22d, 1869, u
copy of which is hereunto appended. The
law will be rigidly enforced, and all Compa-
MES must make the deposit within the time
specified.
]. l.. NEAGLE. "a
Comptroller General.
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may be necessary for the f,lkllment of con-
tracts made prior to the yenty-second day
of Fcbruary,1s7 All Apents are required
to publish their Licenses y the DAILY Re
publican, of charleston, on7-JuM Carolina Re
publican, of Columbia, as directed in Circu-
lar issued from this Office. snder the date of
September !, 1869.
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n.
Laval, Black & Gibbes, General, Columbia.
Jas @ Cullen, Travelling, Aiken.
DR. Jos Quattlebaun, Travelling, Aiken. Deko.
Thos ID Crews, Laurens.
ID n Townsend, Union.
d Il Duncan, Travelling, Spartunburg.
Be Eikin, Travelling, Doko.
Lovick p Miller, Travelling, Georgetown.
DR. NJ w Abney, Travelling, Edgetield c H.
Burrcl Bros, Charleston.
a Fletcher Ruff, Ridgcway.
Jas Law, Winsboro.
Isaiah l Fox, WATERFORD.
Il NJ Law, Yorkville.
John o Wilson, Marion C Ii.
DAVID Clayton, Travelling, Columbia.
Dr. John S Hughson, Sumter.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SoCI-
ETY., Of the Uuited States
a b Towers, Anderson.
} III Henry, Laurons.
W u Shaw, General, Charleston.
+ Melchers, Charleston.
\ Aastin Bull. Orangcburg.
W + Nance, Newberry.
james Ezcll, Columbia.
John y Matthews. Jr. Winsboro.
Vim Joel Smith, Abbevilic.
I : Jeitrcys, Yorkvillc.
I II Dick, Travelling, Sumter.
Nj Davcga, Chester.
''"' "'o''' ooiu"pia'
KNICKERBoCKER.
-,
W uss'ns No.u'hoa'
" " . S'"' uener"i' e"ariestoa'
NEW YORK.
ro,... r.. -
-, i'" IN: ! rvs Nenet"'' ohrf!eStoh.
Tt LAMottc, Columbia.
Irt,. u I o,,lo, po.t. rJ:I
T9I' ~ 'ionaon, .oeK hi'.
+, Au'FNi'e'
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nv W. "'a"e IN OH,
go 'o ".', MS EAssi'f
Il q McCaw, Travelling, Yorky;Ilc.
! ~ - - - ~" it.''t'ng, h"houfs'
( rrI 80 tw~i.""'p".e'
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Thomas ) Norman, Newbcrry.
GwI,L" TJasGa"d
II Inn.s pJaafoL,
I.I,n : WIS., 80
io,mos II Enr.ins nrnnu
49, - ~ 6''HSSOui g.
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II uonnrr On, r,o,,o,
: JcGc,son ncanoa
w 1,L;n,np pamnwu
t,mos y nan CLns,or v,r,. g.
els 4 rcn;ct Cl,,s,, 0 a"IG;o
ties
7 5 Hayward. Travelling, Charleston.
d d Moore r,uv,s.iug Cbc...r ord od;o;r-
ing counties.
LIFE y ANNUrTy
W liutsou Towncnd, General. Aiken.
LOUIS SherIesse, Travelling. Charleston.
{ \ D"Snnssnre. W"lterboro'
! MeP iiuison' Travelling, Barnwcti.
~ Mack&y' Travelling, Orangcburg.
y Morris, travelling, i.dgciie!d.
" DScloenbcrg, Travelling. Columbia.
DR. y English Williams, Canyassing, Colleton
County.
I Henderson y Bchre, Canyassing, Walter
boro.
SIR IOI-Is nIT1rAI
hobert y Miller. Travelling, Williston.
~ Godfrey y Son, General, atlanta, Ga.
Thomas VI white, Anderson.
X IL TcAsdaic, Travelling, Charleston.
\ Il smith travelling, Frog Level.
VIM Wallace, Travelling, Camden.
WIN "odrey' travelling, theraw.
Ihl9ore, Ifayeling' bennetisviilo.
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likely to remain at their present standard for some
time TO couIe.
gLANNELs ANY BLANKETS
The demand for nannels ia medium. Blankets
are selling at very low prices and ihu market Is
good.
FOREIGN WHITE GOODS AND IINENs
The demand for such classes or goods as are suit-
able for evening wear has been goOd during the
week. but the regular trade IN white goods viii not
open I'LL month later. In linens the prospects are
encouraging
RIBBONS.
Ribbons are quiet at this season. The demand for
sashes tartan plaids aud fancy ties Ia lsr 80 much
confined to the fall and spring trade the general
line OF ribbons, and Is more active at the holiday
season.
FANCY GOOpa
In this class or goods there ls no change to nOte
and trade IL rather dull since the Christmas pur-
chases. Prices are about the same
YARN AND WARPS.
Markets dull and prices nominal. Stock not very
large Altogether trade feels the effect or the gene
raj holiday excitement and pauses q moment to
review the year For the opening OF 1871 everything
auRurs fair. The war In Europe, while II raises the
prices OF some classes OF goods win correspondingly
stimulate the sales OF others. and wil probably
not, on the whole, unsettle American trade TO any
noticeable extent.
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


AvERY--RovER.-0nS Saturday. December 81, by
the Rev. Or. Geer, EDWARD I. AVERY to CoRNELA
N. ROVER, all OF this city. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sunday evening,
December rs, by the Rev. @. Backman, CHARLES L.
CANTERBURY to PRISCILLA G. TOMPKINs.
Boston papers please copy.
DUBoIs-SMITH.-On Thursday, December 20, by
the Rev. ID. s. Sutphen, Of New Utrecht, FRANK II.
DUBOIS, of New Utrecht L. l., to RUTH j., daughter
OF the late George Smith, ESQ.,, OF Brooklyn, +. ID.
MICHEL-LUcAs.-On Wednesday, December 2s,
at the residence OF the brides parent by the Rev. r..
s. Hastings FREDERICK L. MICHEL to EMMA LUCAS,
all OF New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In BROOKLYN on Monday,
December 26 by Rev. Henry Bromley Mr.. ALExAN-
DER MCDONALD to Miss MARY SAUNDERS, both OF
Brooklyn.
MoCoRD-PARK.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
mother. Westport Conn.,, on Monday, December 20,
by the Rev. A. Relyea, OF Connecticut, WILLIAM IL.
McCoRD, of New York, TO J. r. PARK, eldest daugh-
ter Of the late A. Park.
PENRosE-ANDARIEsE.-O Thursday. December
80, at Dr. Adams church, by the Rev. w. ii. Taylor
G. b. PENROsE, United States Army, TO CLARA
youngest daughter OF the late James w. Andariese.
Of this city.
WANDELL-WANDELL.--At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, ION Tuesday, December ~ by Rev.
Mr.. Cruger, Mr. LEWIS S. WANDELL, OF this city, to
Miss KATE D., eldest daughter OF Richard I. Wan
dell Esq, of verplanck's. n. Y. No cards.
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TIE STEAMSHIP PaaTHEA.

anotEer addition to the Cunard I.ine-De-
scription Of the Vessel and Her Appoints
mems.
The Cunard Steamship Company have added an-
other and first class steamship to their already
large neet The latest addition is the Parthia, which
sailed from Liverpool the 17th inst, and arrived
AT this port yesterday morning at half-past seven
O'Clock, having made the passage In just fourteen
days. during nearly al or which time she encoun-
tered very severe weather, but behaved as her
commander says, IN a most magnificent manner
throughout.
She was built especially for the passenger trade.
ana IL one of the finest steamships that entered
the port OF New York. Her outward appearance is
similar to that or most of the ships OF the company
to which she belongs she being bark-rigged and
having perfectly straight stemwhich latter Is, by
the way, purely a Yankee idea. She was built for
the company by Denny o., OF Glasgow, Scotland
and was launched about the 1st OF September, $40.
She went her trial trip on the 3Oth OF November
at which time she steamed easily thirteen and nalf
kno Is an Her carrying capacity Is 500 tons
register and her extreme length all is S75 feet
wit Ii Al feet breadth OF beam. Her depth OF hold Is
35 feet from the spar deck All
THE OFFICERS ROOMS,
to gether with very neat and comfortable smoking
room and small ladies' drawing room, are on the
and half feet between decks and I10 feet long, is
really magniflcent it Is finished In rosewood, with
panels OF the finest brdseyc maple. The upholstery
Is OF the richest description. IN maroon and dark
green. and the woodwork OF the tables and sofas
is most artistcally carved and glded. The state
rooms of the first cabin are trle larger, aud are
quite as highly finished those Of any other seam-
ship ahoat There is in this class ample accommoda-
tons for 100 passengers.
she has also very good accommodations for 1000
sieerage passengers anu can carry besides l,1Oo
tons OF freight. There are two
COMPOUND ENGINES
OF 500 horse power. The propeller IL four-Daded,
nineteen feet in diameter. The hoistinS-such as
weighing anchor, hauling IN hawscrs aud hosting
the large sailss done by steam which Is, of course
a great Improvement upon the old hand method.
or liteboats life preservers and everything In that
line there ~ great abundance, that In OF
disaster zone could not,h as an enthusiastic Eng
lishman remarked yesterday while making an IN
spection Of her close hs life II he tried never so
hard.n She is provided with wheehouse forward
az wen IA aft and her steering apparat ls Is OF the
latest ana most improved style.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM WATSON,
the commander OF the Partha has been ten years In
the employ OF the Cunard Company, and Is yet COM
parativeiy speaking, young man; but nevertheless
ventable ''od SALT" than whom. IL Is SAID. there
are ous few, H any better.