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, 1873-03-04

Tho Chicago produce marisets wore mora ao-
tive yesterday, and gcnora1iy higher. Mess pork
was IN good domnnd and 200 por brl higher,
closing at 913.66@1o.oo cash, and 819.so@13.e5
ao1lor April. Lard wns qulot, but 10@12518o por
100 tha htghor, closing ut 87.G5GD7.70 cash, and
$7.s5@7.Do solicr April. Meats were quiet md
atoady, at 451c for Shoulders; 01So for abort
ribs: and o9lo for short clear. Dreaaod hoga
woro dull, anu ESQ por 100 Tbs lover, ut s5.25@
$50. Laka freights woro moro actiyo, and 10
higher, at 13@13l1c fol corn to Buffalo. High
winca wore steady, at 800 por gallon. Flour was
quiet md strong. Whoat waa activo,
and 115o higher, closing ut 81.21A for
regular No, q spring, end e1.2395 aollor
April. Corn WAS active, aud 80 higher,
closing ut 319lo for regular No. 2, md 8211lo
seller April. Oats woro rather moro nctivo, md
10 higher, at 261fc caeh, md 27o sollor April.
Rye was quiet md 40 l1ighcr. at o111@d5c.
Barley was quiet, md 20 higher, at 72o solor tho
month, and 7s@74o for cur 1ots of good No. .
1.-Two hogs wore fair1y active, but shade lover,
closing Weak at s4.o5@5.oo. Thoro was good
demand for beef cattle Mt full last weeks cloaing
prices. Sheep wore in good request, and un-
ohnpgcl.
, 1873-03-04
THE GRAIN TRADE,

Experience has taught TINT tho Railroad and
Warehouse law Of thiB State is seriously defec-
1.-Two in ita provisions for tho grading of grain and
that these provisions nro especially injurious to
the grain-trado Of Chicago. Unaor tho law there
aro only threo grades allowed for any ono kind
Of grain,-whothor winter 7ylieat, spring 7sheat,
corn, oGtH, rye, or barley. ALI grain ahippod to
Chicago must bo nccrodited to one Of these
three grades, or thrown ont as rejected, These
grades are ontiroly arbitrary, requiring certain
qualities without roSeronco to the ditroront
characteristics Of different crops, Or tho
various guelitios Of various lots. 4 carload
Of wheat which ia adiudged by the
inspector to fall short Of No. grads ia thrown
bnck on No. g. regardless Of tho fact TINT it may
haSa IN actual value Of several cents per bushel
moro than tho ranging prico Of No. q wheat. A
caso Of actual occurrence, two Or throe days ago,
will illustrate this unjust discrimination. 4
farmer had /. lot Of wheat to Rond to Chicago.
Ho loaded Que cur md Slipped it. He thon
found that tho remainder fell considerably short
Of o carload, aud put it in baga for tho purpose
Of saving tho cost of whole car. Tho wheat
arrived in Chicago,--that in hulk being ranked
aB No. q, and tAat in baga "a No. l, with differ
ence Of seventeen conta hushol, This may
havo boon the fault Of Incompetent inspection to
BONO oxtsnt but the probability is, that the whoat
war not good enough for No. nor bud enough
for No, 2, and that tho average aosual worth Of
tho entire lot was somewhere botween these two
gra1oa, Had tho whole Of 1t como in bulk, 1t
wonla probably hayo boon assigned to No.
been defraude1 out Of eight cents abushol Of the
actual worth Of his grain. Tho whoat-growora
and dealers Of tho Northwest Gso beginning to
fina this out, and tho result ia TINT thoy aend
their whent TO Chicago only when thoy aro
forcod to do SO by their Inability to Secure trans
portation Or storage elsewhere, Tho final re-
suits of tho continuation Of Ruch n policy must
bo ruinous to tho grain-trado Of Chicago, for
dosfro on tho part Of the producers to ship to
other cities will speedily create tho faoilitioa
elsewhere which thoy now find hero.
| Tho most ofrectual remedy for the evil Is to
soll grain on its morits. This cannot bo lono,
Of course, 90 long al the grading provisions Of
the Warehouse law remain In forco. 10 effoct
tho necoasary reform, they must bo rapoalea Or
modified. They aro moro hurtfu1 than tho old
| systom Of grading established by tho Board Of
Trade, for tho renson that they aro not elastic.
Formerly, tho Board ot Trado could c!lnngo its
grading aystom to suit tho pooularltlos Of q cor
tain years CROP and could dotlno each grade SO
specifically that inspection could 10 pnsacd With
groator accuracy mud justice than now. Tho
mittoo that furnished prompt hoaring to any
oaso OF complaint, anl fixed staalssas Tor apo-
plal lots OF grein slat did not con-
, 1873-03-04

Tho Tory newspapers Of England arc begin
ming to complain OF Liberal Proae Agency"
which promu1gatog tho Government news to tho
Liberai papors before tho Opposition pross can
got it. Whether tho possession Of tho telegraph
sYstem by tho Government facilitates this pro-
toct or not. is not stated. Wo should infor that
such was tho caae it is certain that this iB but
one stop removed. aud TINT tho Government uac
OF telegraph monopoly for this purpose will
follow. It Is not alone d matter Of furnishing
tho nows at tho earliest datos, but also that OF
giving it D. coloring to suit Government pur~
poaos, to which the Opposition pross Of England
objects. Horo is precisely tho evil against which
tho oppouonta Of tho Government Telegraph
seaamo in this country hare warned the people.
, 1873-03-04

In connection will, the bill reported by tho
Wilson Committee. providing for suit against.
tho Credit Mobhios organization by tho Govern
mont, we layo report Of y suit just decided BY
e-Chaucellor hlalina, III England. Tho facts
In TINT caso, wero TINT Harvey Lowis q nembor
at Parliament, Sir Joseph Afckonna, and Alr.
Frazier Hcnahnw woro ut ono time Directors Of
the National Bank Of Liverpool AS such Di-
rcctors they pseii tho money and credit Of tho
hauk in tiHcounting tho notes Of certain " In
tcrnatlonal Contract Company" III Which they
were Interested. III fnct they, Us bank Directors,
dealt with themselves as Directors Of tic Con-
tract Company. Tho bank lost by those dealings
81, ,150, 600, and was 1iabla for moro. T1ia auit
was brought by tho o{acors Of the hank against
those Directors to recover from them indvidu-
ally the amount lost through their raismauago-
mont, and tie case 1aa boon before tho English
Courta since 1866. Tho Vice Chancellor las now
decided that tho Directors are responsible to tho
bunk for all tho loasca Sustained by it in tho
transaction.
Oakos Amos and his associates, ns Directors Of
tAo Ju4044 1AClIAI 1O4AIAAJs GAA$AAitI%A
with themaolves as Directors of tho Credit Mo-
bilier, by which tho formor loHt mnny millions Of
dollars. Under tho principle Of this English de-
cision, tho Directors aud Trustces Of tho Union
Pacific, Railroad Company, who trcachorously
sold or gayo away the property Of TINT Com
pnny to nnotAor corporation Of which they wero
also managers, aro Responsible, personally, for
all the loss snstainel.
, 1873-03-04

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, 1873-03-04

England is not without ita railroad troub1cn
There has long been inv Of Parliament forbid
ding tho different corporations from throwing
my hindrancos into tho way Of each other, or Of
tho canals, and requiring them to assist In tho
gonoral disposal Of tho businoHs Of tho country.
The London Board Of Trade have discovered,
however, that tho railroads dsrogara tho law,
md thoir President has introduced bill into
Parliament providing for tho appointment Of a
board Of throo Commissioners, ono Of whom
must havo legal and one railway experience, to
enforce observance of tho law. Tho Spectator
hopes tho bill will fail, so that tho railways may
mako themselyoa as odiouB ns possible, and thus
lead to their absorption by tho Government.
Tho Spectator believes that this would bo tho
means for paying tho National dobt. It might,
however, bo tic means Of increasing 1t in tho
long run.
, 1873-03-04

Tho pomeroy Committee report that mono Of
tho charges Of bribery mado by Simpson against
Potuaroy have boon sustained. Thoy gire both
versioua Of tho York case. and think that thoro
aro circumstances affecting tho credibility Of
York's story> This gentleman ia said to hayo
been tho chief actor Ia tho effort to not only Do
feat Pomeroy, but to deprive tho State Of its
free and deliberate choice Of Senator. The
Committee ase frank enough intimate that there
are parts Of Pomeroyia conduct which aro not
satisfactorily explained, and that thoro aro como
discrepancies lotween bis statements and those
Of Page, whom, ho saya, he moant to got the
$1,000 10 gave York, hut thoy report that, on tho
whole, York fails to mako out his charge. sana-
tor Thurnan diasonts from this conclusion, and
esates Ills belief that pomeroy did mako SimpBon
and York corrupt offers, and that bia version Of
bis payment OF $4,000 to York 10 80 improbable
that no reliance can DO placed upon 1t.
, 1873-03-04

Tic Conforouco Committee OIL tho Appropria-
ton bill have reported In fayo- OF the increase
of aala;ica from tho President downwards. They
fix tho pay Of Congressman ut 81, 800, which
excludes Ill allowances. except for necesRary
truyel batwoon their homes and Washington.
At tho aau1o time tho Conmittoa rofuao tho
xon,aIo Government olorks nn increase from 5000
TO 81 200. Tho report is acccptol by tho House.
, 1873-03-04

To Judge from the tone Of tho salt Lako
Tt:batm, tho aIormonh do not dread tho ap-
nroach of tho United statoa troops hall as much
M the alyont OF corrupt officials. That journal
exprossoa the most friendly foolingB to Con-
Blorldan and tho army gonorally, but adaa
"Whut ro object to arc Judges who might be-
tray their olco md opooial legislation deprivlng
our ctixona Of their rIgAta." This stato1nont ID
evidently foundel on oxporlepoe.
, 1873-03-04

!Spctfal Diapxt:A u Tic GHtaaRo IflbN0e.
DAYTON, o., March a.. Il. Smith, a, young
man In tho employ OF tho Singer Sowing NJ
John Dufroy Though tAo lungs, while. %rangltn,g
about gamo OF Cards. Smith lad dispute
with anothor young man ahoat ,aone money,
wlicl. was lot on t1!e gAn1e, and in Attempting
to shoot him, accidentally sAot Dutfoy, WHO died
this morning. Smith i,an not yot heasl arrested.
All tho paytioa wore moro or loss uudor tho inau-
eupo OF liquor.
, 1873-03-04

Special pssN'loA 9 Tia CsEe0Y0 1I!5Vne..
ALLANT1o, lown, March 3.-Iu tue trlal Of
uaden Debask for conspiracy In tho murder aud
hanging of E. J. Coffin, ,-dofeudant filed u mo.
tion to dismiss tho action. Tho sano was OYER
ruled by the Court. Il demurrer WIS then flod
by tho defendant and tho Same was oyorru1od By
tho Court, Tho Court thon proceeded to tho
trial ono witnoaB boing examined ssstlay, aud
al the roat being geparatcdby request Of dafoli1-
ant. Tho caBo will probably take all oi thia
week, ~ thero arc ubot1t sixty Witnesses.
, 1873-03-04

In tho interview had by Robert Whittlo'a In
dian uifo with tho Moloca slle WIS told that
thoy wofo tirod Of aeoing womon como to thom /;
women could not tell when mon lied {; lot the
vhito Commissioners como, and they would bo
glad to talk. Tho Commissioners have taken
tl.e hint, and, last Saturday, mot Capt. jack
with thirty Of his warriors, zach Of whom they
found armed with tho latost pattorn Of tho
neodlo-gun. Tho Commissioners stated tho
terms Of peaco to bo that tho Indiana Should
surrender to tho military authorities and be TO.
move6 to roaervationa In Arigonn, Indian Tori
tory or Southern California. Tho eavagcs as
sonted to those proposals. as thoy always do and
1t is hopefully announced TINT tho var is at On
nni1.
, 1873-03-04

TBnMs or aunAOn1rTtoN trAFAntE IN ADvAroK).
Daily, by mail.....61 Snndey.. ..Sn.f0
1ri-Wcok1y. 900 Weekly .,.... H,0u
Parss OF rear nt tho sanno rate.
To prcsont do1hy aud mtaakest DO and atvc rost
Once ndtlreas III full. including stAto and County.
Ncrnfttancoa may ho nao either by ydraft nxcas Pod
oinco osdor or In rcclsorod lottcss, at our risk.
TEnMH TO olTT nupBGnshE"S :,
Daily aevoreI Sunday o1ecp:o y cent Isr ak weak.
Atidncss T{IE Tribune COMPANY,
Cornur Madison and Dcarporn-at*.. oh'easo' ILL.,
, 1873-03-04

hin play Of "s1,illy- y-ahalty' an Indecent. Ono
Of tho Eugllah journals euggcats TINT 1t In for
tunato Afr. Roado docs not haso to encounter no
n critic tho momber OF {. school board WHO OBJ
3ootod, q fow daya ago. to hnnying up the conf
aevcnth WAS 30 improper, aud suggcalal nuch
hnt3 i1eAAn
, 1873-03-04

Tho Bank Of England haB boon victimizc1 to
tho extent Of 81 ,oo0. 600 by forged United States
6-2o aud 10~10 bonds. Tho fraud waB dlscov~
cred by tho notlschudst WHO noticed on Bomo
Of the bills difference in the color Of tho inks
nsed, A reward Of s1a, 500 has boon offered for
tAe latection OF the forgors, who aro said to be
AynnrichnH.
, 1873-03-04

The appointment Of m Assistant Treasurer Of
tho United Statos, to reside in Chicago and take
Charge OF the public moneys In this city, waB ap-
thor zod by tho Senate yosterday. His Office will
bo in tho Ouatom- Hougo.
, 1873-03-04

Wien thp annual report Of tho nolief md Aid
Society vas presented to tho Common Council,
last night, a dobnto aroso upon tho right Of tho
Council to look into the balances In tho hands
Of tho Society to SEQ whothor they had drawn
interest On account Of tho Society. Tho dobnto
led 10 the appointment Of special committee OF
SIX to examine tIlo report.
, 1873-03-04

In behalf OF tue Gouso Of Representatives,
Con- Butler has formally presented the namo Of
Judge Delahay to the Senate for trial. Nothing
ie to be dono in Judge sherman's CARO- until noxs
winter,
, 1873-03-04
Y0nrD4. tEat {,nU3atGrfAItcr

OAtno, ILL.,, Marol. 3.-Thomas l1uyeu, arrested:
ago, arI taken to sprnghola. H., for trial, wees
bToi,gAt hack ycater.lay by Deputy blarshcls
Hlll anl Hoo aid Will be tried ut tile United
statog Circuit Court, which iu to nit hero to-
morrow. This criminal Ia thought to DO tho Colo
bratel John UEle.
, 1873-03-04

Special ntsnatah Ia Th- Chicago Tribune,
OEpAn nAp1ps, Iowa, March 3.-~The city olec-
tions passed. off hore to-stay very quietly. But
little Interest was mantfaatod, and o light vote
was polled. J, T. Cbarlos wGs elected Mayor
without oppoaitlQp,
, 1873-03-04

Tho Morrison 1ll.) Independent, in aiBouBs~
Ing tho rai]rond quostion and tho rocont aecin-
Ion, Gays, "Tho courts can 10 corrupted by
money and influenced to mako doclaona in in
ror Of railroads. aud 1t IN so'o'y On tho courts
that thoy roly." And again, I'VE do not aoknowl-
odgo corporations Ms our masters, because they
can buy Supreme Court docisiona." To oil Ruch
stuff aa this tloro is, Of courso, no rop1y In tho
way OF argument. At the same tin,o, 1t is osi-
don't that there is some brilliant parsonage con-
nectod with tho Morrison Independent who Is 1.
Chicago journal wantu company, thoro Is man
Ia Whitoaido County auxions to aoryo.
, 1873-03-04

Tho sarmers OF Bangamon County moot to-day
ut Springfield, to form q county organization.
, 1873-03-04

Mr.. Charles noado aoomB to mako his nbol
cults pay. Flo has just recovered E200 damages
from journal whose fastidtoua critic spoke Of
, 1873-03-04

Tho discovery of corruption In tho high oficlal
clrclou Of rrnuaia, simultaneously with tho OK
rosuro OF corruption In tl,'s country and Of
simIlnr rat',ro, shows that both uro to bo nt-
trlbutod largely to lilo splrt Of lilo ago, which la
groody for gain, and Btopa Mt I'D mcnns whoroby
mon may put money in tl,oir purses. It 10 aafo
to predict, howosor, TINT Ii tho rruBann of.cials
ahall DO proved to 10 equally guilty with Credit
Mobiier Congressman, thoy will not oscapo lilo
puuishmout they llaso oarnot1.
, 1873-03-04


Tho action OF tic Sc:ntc in nGang SB,0DD, 900
to tho appropriations passed. by tho I1ouao drow
forth homo very plain talk from Mr. Doo1k. Ac-
cording to TINT gentleman, whom 1t Is
dcsirod to got through Congress somo
awiudo Of q particularly outrageous hlud,
1t ia kept out Of tho Hougo and Ia carried to tho
souato, which Beck calls "that disroputablo
body" and by It ia nddod aa M amondmont to
tho Appropriation bill. ThoHo amendments do
not retrrn to tho House, hut aro submitted to q
conference committee. 1u this way the most
corrupt achomos otude Tho honest vigilance Of tho
Lowor House. Hoostitnatcd TINT by thiaproco-
luro at least e93 900 would bo talon, without
proper Congressional scrutiny, ont Of taxpayorB'
pockets by tho ponding bill. Quo result Of such
action is, TINT nolthor the thrift nor informal
taxos can bo reduced, since tho appropriations
oxcooa the widest estimates by ut least 80, 000,-
600. Mr. Beck ondol with tho assertion that tho
House was moro honostbody than the Senate
q rcmark which docs not lcf]no tho regulations
Of either.
, 1873-03-04

Tho Agricultural College bill is lost for this
eession. tho Hougo having rorused to accept tho
report Of the Conference Committee.
, 1873-03-04

An aggressive policy Of litigation l,as boon be-
gun by tho Ohicngo, Alton Il 81. Louis nailrond
agatnHt nomo Of tho pornonB wl,o attempted to
milo. Tho suits aro brought for trosrasa and
tho darnagos aro laid Ut $4,000 in eaeh. Tho
money offered by tho "faw-abidera !" war takon
a. onerod, but mono Of thom rero carriod fur
thor than tho established ratos OF tho Company
allowed Thoy woro thon ordered to 1eavo
tho cars, Int rcfuaod and # Ia for tho delay Of
tho tcain,-whioh was detained Oh a sllo track
throo hours until assistance arrived to ojoct tho
alleged trospassors that tho sl'its arc brought.
, 1873-03-04

ACADEMY or MUSIC Hnlstod street, aonth oi
Madison. "unher thu Gas 1AgNt.'
, 1873-03-04
TO.DAf'5 ADJUSTMENTS.

M'vlOKEns T1EATRE~bfsdaon stroot, betwouu
8tato and Dearborn. EnrnRonent Of Edwin Booth.
t*nschpllau."
, 1873-03-04
Gbe GlEJil2agn G:!(lE UfI2i}'u,1e.

Tuebday Morning, March 4. 1873.
, 1873-03-04

RoYA1, HAVANA LOTTERY WHOLE T1oKkElT. T q Z
Rad Circulars sunt; intot1nMtion EiyeT i. y: ~
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FRON Saw FRkSCIsco-Per steamship Costa Rica. June
2ls-25 pkgs Tobacco, ~ pkgs Merchandise, 10 NJ Phillips ~
Co g pkgs Clothing, IS pkgs Tobacco to Lyman Bros; 4 csc
10 Queens Hospitals ! cses 20 DR. McKibbin; 4pkgs Merchan-
to I WaterhOus4 8 pigs Merchandise To Levers n Dick
con; go pkgs FiOsr, Sc bndls Paper, 2 pkgs Pump and Fix
lures, 4 cses Merchandise 10 III uackfed * Co; al pigs
Flour, 8 cses Merchandise, Is pigs Hardware 10 Castle &
pkgs Groceries. 50 eses Canned Goods, 2S pkgs Tea, $50 pkgs
Oats 20 II May; ! bales Merchandise % pigs Merchandise, so
cses Wine and Brandy % F A Schaeer q Co; : pkgs Mer-
chaudise TO Chang 81 Co; ! csc 30 Lord Bishop Of Honolulu;
IS cses Tea and Fish 10 Along & Achucki ZIG pkgs Flour TO
A w Peirce 4 Col 30 pkgs Merchandise 10 Grnbaum a Co:
s pkgS Hams and Cheese, - pkgs Mdse, IS doz BrOOms, 80 bbIs
Salmon. 500 pkgs Flour, L p Adams; 457 pkgs Flour, X Love X
Bros; % pkgs Mdse, E HofschIaeger n CO., 100 bbls Salmon,
c Hatfield; 800 pkgs Flour, l6 pkgs Groceries, BOnes Il Co;
8 6 Drugs 20 Z StrehL a Cos 5 c. Drugs 10 Board Of Heathi
3 c. Drugs 70 DIR Nilfung 2 c. Drugs TO T. Hoffman, 8 bNs
Raw Opium, 4bXs Opium to Loo Wgoi % pkgs Mdse 10 Assoc a.
Achong 3 cs Hats and Boots 90 I Richardson 1000 Slaves,
I'D Empty Bbls 10 J l. Lewis; Q pigs Hops 10 HOLSTER & Co;
L csc Effects, I csc Cotton Goods TO 4 II Davies 1 pkgs Seed
10 Chulan & Co l pkg Mdse to } Smith I pkg Knives, l. g.
Mdse 70 A ; CleghOm / Csc Mdse TO Mrs Dickson l csc
Ham and Bac0us to E Herbert ! bx Effects TO Z Balstead :;
l29 pkgs Sundres. 81 cs Mdse to Dillingham; & Co 2 cs Mdse
20 + Bailey - pkgs Vegetables, II pkgs Sundrics, as or SKIS
Flour. 80 Sis Oats, 133 SKIS Bran, 1 pkg Mise TO F Banning
, es Boots, s pkgs Whisky 10 Order 26I pkgs Mdse. 2 pkgs
Cotton Goods, : c. Mdse. o c. Hardware 90 + . Hall Il son 4;
. pkgs Sundnes TO Wilder & Co I Wagon. 1 Pole 10 F n
Harris ; I roll Leather, IS pkgs Sundncs 10 p Dalton . cs
Hardware 70 NJ I DOnueIl 4 pkg Mdse 10 Mrs Judd 1
Package to Mr. Atherton ; I csc Mdse TO II l. Chase; IOI pkgs
Wheat l pkg Oysters, 90 SKIS Oats 70 II L Mcintyre & Bro
10 c. Drugs. 5 Packages 10 G G Mclean ! pkg Mdse to l. L
Austin ; 2 pkgs Cheese to E Everett Is cs Dry Goods TO ] II
IL c. Mdse 90 II VI Whitney l csc Photographic Goods 10 VI
Dickson; I bx Tobacco TO Hon II A PIERCE : % pkgs Whis-
key to C Rhodes 20 pkgs Wh-key To Chas Long 9 pkgs
Stoves TO Segelken 4 Co 137 pkgs Groceries 70 T Mossman
ID Brewer 5 bales Jute Bags 10 ( ; Pratt 70 pkgs Effects
TO F BaIieu.
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PASSENGERS.

FEoN WINBwARD PoRTs-Per Kiauea, June Ist-E II
islyd, Rev ; r Bishop. Rev 4 o Forbes, = Alexander,
Godfrey Brown. Frank Brown W II CoTnwel. Mr. Aioua. Mr.
Akana- Mr. Ahana. 4 W jordan. ID d Baldwin, wife and 9
children. Rev SIR Kauhane and daughter, Miss r Lyons, Mr.
Pratoarsi, Nr Kaleponie, and % deck
FRoM SAY FRAScIscO-Per Costa Rica, June dc ID V
Hubbard, Frank Bingham. l. X MeGrew. z A Williams, A
Lachman, W Wangerman- G. Sneliker. n Taylor, B VI Young,
ID II EIEeI, r A Mitchell. wifi and S children. 7 NJ Lee, Mrs
Randall, J c Glade. VILE child AMI servant, Mons Banieu,
wfE, child and servant. Mrs Hal. W G Irwin y Simpson,
wife and child, ) C. Hubbard, wfs and child, and Z in storage.
FoR WTNDwARD POETs-Per KHauea, June 2i-Mrs ] r
HHebrand AMI 2 daughters. Mrs 2 Butler AMI child. W n
Johnston, W n Cornwef, a. W Hart. wife and 5 children, Hon
3 KAai, Mr. Aklna- Mrs n L sheldon, Mss Bird, Mrs r
k1Inakau- and SIS deck
FROM WIsDwPED POErs-Per RHauea. June 7th-Dr + W
Hutchisou. A p Jones. Mr. Acheong, wife and child, Miss
Agnes Ayett and about 50 deck.
Foa SAW FRASCIsco-Per Costa Rra. Jane Ith-Mr and
Mrs DR. Whitney, Henry Lundt, 5 B StOidard and wife. Rev
" Frear, ID ID Baldwin, wife and I children, J 7 ChayteT, G
Mhitteus and wne, Y NeWcomb, J Neil. J Perry, J VI OaI,
~, 3 q Lyon, J T smith. Chung k=u. I'd Gilman and wife,
Sam1 James, e v ID Hubbard. Emile Wickert. G Leyinbur.,
Apana and wife. Assoc, Goo Ken, Kan Zip, Ahs.n. AhsaIn,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-07
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Bark Lighti0ot lies stern on Al Tibbets = s9rsuson's wharf,
% be sold a auction on Mooiay.
Brig Onward. undergoing repairs in the hands of Ttbbets &
sorensoa al the same wharf, viii be ready 10 proceed on her
RINSE in a few days.
Missionary brig Morning Star, lying NJ the old Custom
Hou-e wharf is loaliDg for Micronesia, and viii proceed On her
voyage on the 9Th
schooner &. NJ. Ward lies at the same wharf, undergoing
repairs
Reteh LanaIiIo lies cot IN the stream awaiting orders.
Schooner Serena Thayer. Al the Steamers wharf, Is loading,
and zals on Tuesday Gr sydney.