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A FEARFUL LEAP.-A man named W Doyle,
supposed to have been resident of Newark, 3,
" J o., was a passenger on the Cincinnati FIX
press east, on last Thursday. due here at 2P. NJ.
and when at Penn Station he mounted the seat
and suddenly dashed through the window.
while the train was at full speed. The train
stopped and the bruised man picked up
and brought to this place, here he received
proper medical attendance, but he expired in
about two hours after the occurrence. 1t is
supposed that the man was deranged, as he
gave considerable trouble to the train men on
the road from Pittsburg. Information has
been obtained that he has wife and two chill
dren. His remains were taken charge OF by
the Directors of the Poor for iutorment.-
Cs,-ecy3sb uID De1sscToIf-
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would call the attention of our readers
tO the advertisement of Horace Waters n son,
headed w ATERS' CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS,
and Tor description OF them we can 90 pct
fer than TO copy the following;
Tur w ATFRs' CONCERTo PARLOR ORGANS -
We are glad TO chronicle any new thing- or any
Improvement upon an old one th''t TENDS 10 pol,u-
or more attractive Lately our attention has been
"a He'd to a new patented Stopadded TO the aters
Tsecd Organ. ca He'd the Concerto Stop. 1t is 30
oired as to have tone like full, rich alto voice
il j. especially human in its tone. II is powerful
a. wolf as sweet and when we heard it we were in
nubt yhe liked il best in Solo or with Full
Crpap we regard this a valuable addition u
the Reed Organ.-RuTdt NelU- YORKER.
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LOOK NELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JCHN .. THONaS,
boot and Shoe NIaIEpT+

fEIEE undersigned It spectfully informs hiar,s.
LIpTuuS customers and the public laTr--
thef q iS prepared 5u manufacture BOOTS auf
StipES OF any desired size or quality, from tls.,
finest French Cul;-sl.in boots to tho, ,.1aTs.'-r
troEans IN the N-EY RFST MANNER. ON th..
shortest notice, ana At a. moderate prices -
Ike work can bg obtained r1y-sy hero
Those WHO have worn Boots and Shoes MADE
At IV establishment need uD assurance as 10
the superior quality Of my work. Others can
easily be convinced OF the fIci Il they will only
give nc trial. Try and be convinced.
* departing of boots ana shoes attended
TO promptly and in Il WorkulnliAe manner.
Thankful Tor past favuTs feel confident that
my work an prices wiz commend ~ TO q con
tinuance ard Increase OF the same.
JOHN i. THOMAS
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AMERICAN HOMES for August is out, with the
other trSt-ciaSS magazines. This magazine *
only 81 90 year, including beautiful chrome, ,
and the only difference we can discern between.
II and the larger magazines Is in its size and
price. Its table OfcoutentS his month includes
IRON Hod to Nine 10y Charles barnard, an
illustrated description of a trip to the Reading
coal mines; 'Achsah.' which gains in interest
every month, and viii be sure to make q repu-
tati iOn tor the author, Rev. Peter PennOt, VINO
ever he may be. The publishers have added
Fashion Department. which will add to its
value in the eyes of the ladies'. The short stO-
ries and p Dcms of the number are fully up to
the standard. and all together make really
first t-class two-dollar magazine. The publishers
want agents for this in every place i'll the cUuu-
Try
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FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr Morris Syrup OF
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
ALI the medicinal virtues OF those articles
which long experience has proved 90 possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases OF
The Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by It and in Group it
acts ike magic. Call at Il. i. Lloyd's Drug
store and obtain a sample bottletree Of chgrge,
or a regular size for 81 ; or at j. NJ. WoIe-
oI,"r,a s, sons Store, Wilmore. j. IL. NOR
pIs 113 North I'd ST. Pbila. l3-13.-lyJ
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HAIR DRESSING,
Cambria County. ~.

-, Re Il remembered, that at n Court oi
! L. = Common Pleas held ~ Eheustur-r. Dol. a..i
- for the County uf "a hria the lth .a,
Of August, A. u. ASIA. the Petition uf SEsaSrra
both day Of April, 4. L. 1873. FRANcls II. WHr-l..
Of the Township of Carroll executed To lIICHsr-I.
DAWSON. % Harrisburg. Pa. a certain lu.'rr-l.rr
in Mortgage. which IA recorded I'm the office
bria. in Mort tgage Book. Vol. . Page 40 Sc %
secure the payment OF q certain bond. dated tt-e
day and year aforesaid. in the penalty of
dred dollars- conditional for the NTntnt
nundred collars payable 1t the death OF TIE s.il
FRANCES IA \. tlte- on ineSSIHce or tract nf land
situate In the Township Of Carroll. ir the Iour-g
OF Cambria bounded hy lands of The heirs Of Jas .h
Huber. -- Nitgell, and Vim. rHu.lasS. cUnta sl-
ing 81 acres, more or less, and huvu.. a. GER, %
carIiuC and fIIiliuC mill thereon erected tEf--
said Michael Dawson. being the legal holder 81
the said Mortgage, resides ia OF near Harris 1l-..
that said Francis J. " hitg sold and conveyed ,,
land bounded 10y the iicn thereof yoBr petitioner
in Zee simple. and the petitioner has fully g-s-
and discharged all a. The UurclIass- money tlpr,
and praying that the Court VIII decree ard dir
that satisfaction shall hG entered upon the rpCr-
of the said Mortgage by the Recorder Of the said
County OF Cambria on payment Of the COSTS Ete
relating To the entry ut the said II g.
proceedings thereon and that the said SatissRct
entered shall forever release and discharge t7
same, agrceably to the proyis ot Act of :
seIHbly relative thereto passed the lst day aiHrr
4. j. 1N23- The Court therefore do sIgv5Et tf.s
hrst Monday in September 1874. "a hc-r aa1 -
eide upon the several premises aforesaid. and s-
( rect notice to lie given TO the said Nichl DaWse.
as directed 10y the Act of Assembly governing su -
proceedings and referred To IN the prayer u ;Ac
! petitioner.
the seal Of the sa.i Court, at Ebensnurg, TIN,
~ Of august. a. -. is7I-
\ true copy.l = i. IIITE. Protouotarv.
HERMAN BANNER, Sheriff. T7-7+ J.
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TIE LAST GIFT CONCERT POsrPoNPD.-The
announccment OF the postponcment of the
tucky will not surprise the public. In Govern
or Bramlette's card. published oeIow. he gives
question by every one. The management in
this instance, consulting the interests of ticket
holders aud those designing TO become ticket
holders, have not waited until the last day to
make this announcements, but, just as soon as
they become satisfied of the necessity of this
postponement, have promptly made the an
nDuncement. 1t is unnecessary to review the
causes which have neceSsitated this action.
they are fully recited in Governor Bramlctte's
card. The prOmptness and frankness with
which the public have been made aware of the
intention of the manager will meet with the
hearty coInmendation OF every one and excite
such anew interest aDd confidence in { e .chems
and the ability of the manager to perform what
he promises, that there can be no doubt that
on the day specified the last concert will be
full one.
POSTPONEMEST LAST GIFT CONCERTO CARD TO
THE PUBLIC-
The announcement of the post ponemcnt of
the hfth and last concert of the Public Library
of Kentucky to the Both November. | am sat
isfied, will surprise few and disappoint none OF
the friends and patrons of the enterprise. In
deed, any other course would create dissatis-
faction. With precedent of a postpOnement
of each of the four concerts which have already
been given, the public have very naturally and
reasonably expected that in this, by far the
largest scheme of the series and the largest
ever offered to the world, the same course
would be followed, and there are thousands all
setting of a certain tred day for the drawing
before sending in their orders. The sales Of
tory, and IL large drawing might bo had the
31St July, but, being assured that short
pOStpOucment would enable us to close out the
remainder of the tickets and make the drawing
3 fun one, we have adopted the course which
has evidently been anticipated. and which
must eventuate most satisfactorily FOR all.
Now that The day of the drawing is absolutely
determined, there remains no further occasion
for delay, and would urge the friends of the
enterprise. who intend to purchase tiC<C is, to
send in their orders, as ii will tax my office to
its utmost capacity to accomplish all that is to
he done in the short lime which remains for
the sale OF tickets
THOS. Z. BRA VI LETTE,
Agent and Manager.
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>~>

FOND RECOILECTIONS.-1tis is sweet to rem en-
Der the days of our youth, when mid the
storms Of December we froZe fast to the truth;
but sweeter b. far and more fully enjoyed are
the facts they are about Myers Lloyd,
whose stock is complete and whose prices are
low. and who sell rything neat at speed
that's not slow, and deal with their clIstO4-lCrs
from the very word go-therc and bus yOIr
dry goods and groceries.
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EVERY DERGON

Man. woman. boy, girl, should send at once
for one OF he Excelsior Stationery Packets
containing Note Paper, Envelopes, Pen Holder.
Pencil, Pens. Blank Book, Blotter, Photographs
of loo beautiful Ladies, Tooth Picks, Perfume
Sachet. Chinese Puzzle, and a fine piece of La
dies or Gents Jewelry, Try a Packet. Price
post paid, so cents, or 3 for 81. Agents Want
ed. Address, J, CARTY BURROW,
1t, 3i9 HARMONY ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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OBITUAR Y.

GRTMES.-Died. in Altoona, on Sunday last,
Mr. MICHAEL GRIMES. formerly Il resident OF
Allegheny tow nship. this county, aged about
90 years. The remains of the deceased were
inferred in the Catholic cemetery, LOretto, on
Tuesday. May he rest in peace!
SCHN ABLE.-pied. in JOhnstown, on Mon
Cfay last. Mr.. HENRY SCHNABEL., aged 20 years
and s months.
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rpNNIS~IONFR

... solicitation ut number of fricnus,
r..-.U.r offers himself as a candidate for
.. . ra.u.I-~IUuyr, and having no doubt Of
.fg. guI certainly none aS To his will
.. on perform the duties OF said office
.laI faithfully. he hopes to meet with
.rHrarpu~I Irratipn Of tho approaching
r.Guuuty Convention, tOWhich alone
arc submitted.
JOSUE ID. PARRISH.
....-L, July -. ISL.
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LETTERS received from Mr.. John NJ. Bush and
friends of Miss Alice Hutchinson, leave little
or room to doubt that the story about the
recent elOpement from Altoona of the parties
nam ed was a lie manufactured out OF the whole
cloth by the wife OF that gentleman.
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.-LAfttI-sIANER

...rr,irrtrt. as the case may he. for the
t"rurfy commissioner that is possess
a.r, other man the subscriber hangs
rar 900 he outer wall and declares his
...-, serve the dear people" TO the
frreuurruJChing County Convention
.,U place hIS name on the Democratic
JOHS SHARDAUGH.
Jane 10. lS14.
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STRAY CATTLE-Strayed from
~ the premises of the subscriber. in Car
roll township. on about the middle of May last,
Steers and = Heifrrs ali ycarlings. One OF
the Steers and one OF the Heifers are oi dark red
color The other Steer is light rcd and white s. ot
ted and the other Heifar IL dark red. with white
spot on face. white belly. and tail tipped with
white Apv information that VIII lead To the re
covery of said cattle will he suita gy rewarded 10y
WILLIAM SYRINGE
Aug : IST4-3t.- CarrclltoHn, Pa.
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IUDITOR'S NOTICE-Tn the

"A UDITOR'S NOTlCE.-ln the
IA matter of the account of II. G. KIRK
PATRICK. Administrator of JACOB STUBE, decd
And now 4th August. 1S74. on mot ion Of Shoe
maker & Scchcr. Esqs-. Joseph Mcdonald. Esq.
appointed Auditor to report distribution Of monies
in hands of the Administrator.
In pursuance OF the foregoing appointment. the
Auditor will sit at his Office in f.bensburg. on
WEDNESDAY. 26TH ACGUsT, instant. WREN and
where all persons Interested mav attend Ii they
think proper. JOSEPH MCDONALD.
Ebensburg. Aug. I. 1s7i.-3t. Auditor
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.-r.rsi-u.d viii be a candidate before
.,. Convention Tor the office of Pro-
..r of Cambria county. subject To the
ri rhe p.m"tIlaHe ,l.. party. ana hopes to
....rtHI' position. y. J. CHRIsTY.
r. Janc %, l-,i,'
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
TN THE DISTRICT COURT ol

- THE UNITED STATES for the Western
Dist let OF Pcnnsylvaniu.-I the matter JT \.
G. FRY, BANKRUPT. IN BANKRUPTCY.
Western District of l'en,;syI>suia. So /:
Ta1s Is TG GIVE NOTICE That the Court has or
dsred al the above matter thata general meeting
OF creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held at Eb-
enSbuTg. in the County Of Cambria and STATE OF
ennsv ivania- in said District. the s4th day or
august. A. ID. 1874. a o'clock, at the COu
House. at the office of SANrrEL HARPER. Esq..
Register in Bankruptcy specially appointed for
the purposes in the twenty seventh and twenty
eighth sections of the Bankrupt Act of March p,
1867. Further, at said meeting l viii report and
exhibit to the Court and to the creditors lust and
true accounts of all my receipts and PAYMENTS. to-
gether with such facts and Information with
IN my knowledge pertaining to the estate OF said
bankrupt. to the end that the creditors may take
such action thereon. il allowed and required BY
said 9th and 2Sth sections
I7-7.-3t.l GEO. Q. X ZAHN. Assignee.
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Observation-Disclosures loca-

- ted permanently in this place, Cat the
Carriage shop of ID. ". Ciutc.} the undersigned
desires 20 Inform the people Of Mort hcrn Cambria
and parts adjacent that he is prepared 20 do all
Kind Ot IPHOLS IEAlNtf, such a. trimming car
riaTes. buCgies and other vehicles, uphuIsterjnx
spils. chairs. ottUmaus. bedding. etc and fact
doing II work In that line. Old articles Of furnI-
ture. vehicles. etc. made as good as new in this
particular and perfect satisfaction guaranteed in
every Instance. CHARGES moderate ,i1id work at
tended to promptly. FELIX WEBER.
Ebensburg, July i, ls7i.-3m-.
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

- z d iIlN : \ III Ut n III TNIA 2.
- by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Cambria County. ! VIII offer az public
sale, at the School House in the Borough Of Lore
to. on Saturday. the I5sH Eay 80 august
next at o'clock. II. the following. described
real estate Ci'cin; part Of the Church frln.) stu
htc IN Allegheny township. Cambria ru5Etr. at
Joining lands uf James CioTman. JOhu Curuev and
Others containing leo Acres. THIS PROPERTY
has been divided into twelve lots each cpntPiufr.-
from five to twelve acres.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-ha Of the purchase mon
ey 10 he paid on confirmation Of sale and the bal
ance in six nlOnchs with Interest TO he secured Y
bond and mortgage Of the purchaser.
+. i. BUSH, Trustee.
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"a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The un-

a UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un-
IA dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county to report distr-
button of the money in the hands of MICHAEI. II.
RACER. Admir- of PETER RACER. late of jackson
township, deceased as shown by his iual account,
hereby gives notice that he viii attcnJ To the du-
ties of said appointment. his office In F'"ushur-s.
THCRsD AUGUsT -. 1874. a > o'clock. p NJ.
when and where all parties Interest cd must attend,
or-be dcbarred from coming in on said fund.
GEO W. OAIMAN- Auditor.
Bbensbusg. Aug. Z. 1S7i.-3t.
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HIM. Assignee.
\TOTICE.-An persons are hereby

NOTICE.-All persons are hereby
AS notified that have purchased at SheU-
IFS sale the following personal property, which
have left in care of CHA ABLFs DIsHA RT, of Carroll
township, Cambria county, Pa, until l see tit to
remove The same. to wit: l two-horse wagon.
spring wagon, l two-horse sled > sets harness.
saddle, ! bridle i cutting-boN, l grain cradle.
grindstone. J plow. dinnCr-hell, l cooking stove
and utensils, lot hay, one lot wheat, lot oats in
the ground lot corn in the ground, and lot pota
toes in the ground. ANY person interfering with
the above mentioned property viii he dealt With
according to law. EN- L Ell DISHA RT.
Carroll Twp, Aug. Z, 1s!4.-3t.
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Buy all your goods at NJ /. Oatman's,
the cheapest store in EbensbUrg.
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announcements.
FOR ASSEMBLY,,
rae q B :. h + | l. ,
v,sulxGroN TOWNSHIP,

V,-UINGTUN TOWNSHIP,
...-fr decision Of the Democratic Coun-
ASSEMBLY,.
.,rrrflrl los Nr. y \NTHNNIEI HoRNE
.,r ru announce his name as ON, of
..r.r,gi,- for Assembly from this
.rF.r trr provisions of the new con-
Gf course Mr.. HORNE submits his
convention and will, like all good
In. submit AMI abide by the decision.
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McLAUGnLIN. Anorre,,,

Exchange building. fup-s;airsD corner ~ CIi-i-
toa and Locust streets VIII attend 10 aIl bus
ness connectej with his pref fessioli.
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nj J. BUCK, NJ, n,
NL' Physician ard Surgeon.
u w. DICK. ArroRNr:r. Ar-LAw. Ia,

Il cnshurr, Pa ONCE in front room of T.
J. Lloyd's new building. Centre street All
manner Of legel<husincss attenaed to s1lrisfac-
torily, and collections a speciality rfn- sf+1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12


towed TO WIndWsrd To render assistance The bark
then cane down, tp6kr the James Afe6 and lufed
to under her lee The Jsmes Alien wore of to eross
to l-eWard, when they saw 40 and two hats !;
lowered boat to pick these thugs up, not know
Ing bui there might be a man. The next moment
they saw the boat OF the Ice quarter, bottom up,
With not soul 10 tell the sad story. Capt Kelley
says, from the appearance Of the boat, be Judged
they bad tirnek whale and bad been drawn down
by the line getting foul, In which case they could
not have kept aioat longer than ten minutes, ss Il
vas bitterly cold, un6 the ice making very fast the
sprsy freezing as II struck the ship. The lines IN
The boats werr iruzen STIFF and tile captain thinks
that IL from this cause that the liue got foul
The names OF these unfortunate men were John
Norton, chief mate; Alexander Collins boats'eerrr;
Thomas Barker, John seypan, Charles Amber
Charles Beyer, seamen. Thls sad occurrence cast
gloon over the spirits Of the whule ships CON.
pauy and put mn end TO promising seasons work
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Shipping Memoranda.

krrlrr oF RAtE JAMS ALLES-Psssed through BhertuE
Stress Aur 4 h.tng takER up thAf time 80 barrels oil
suee savin the lstns lasff fcand The sea clear q se
- srris-i a. Put Bsrryw Aug whales scarce Al nrst
but IN S-prubsr pivnty BAT sty am 4 sis 1nfET
-. -earher tr htiinr Lsfs fint Bsrvw sept - with
1 y barrels ste-r-d for Herald Island sighted the -
IA "a rtT: tok tNu whales there Neath-r ed ~id rag
Sd 80 ,skir fsst esaip Oct i1urred tr ShEs;
is. the and boats ce~ ~ arvvaig Thy we're
esn-i1fd diva f5a line, and being some dis
ta. 10 windwz-d ship and sth bats. and Al the
same time .nv.led IN heavy squa. bef ~ any As
sstaur- eCue Nd theu. they dry~ued We t1ue
the b botsm up hour aer, 6ut nat s1r ett l. te
accident happen- iadgri however run the AZ
petrance o. ts that hey wrre tAk-u doNn ~ o1
ina Len the Arctic Occsn Oct TO- sno arrived Al hououu
Nov sth viii 80 barrels and IS 90 puunds Lone
". a. KEIIEE Master Barb james Allen.
Rrporr or u,Fr D c MunnIr Fr11rE, MssTsE--Len San
Trarei.ss oct . stsFn Frst day out wind fs-h Ton
wSw thea d SW. and renain~d the ue1t tSo
day Wind hzui-d q x with noe wealth
or II 4e iuug l7oh The Wiud hAued lack AAin %
md rainy weather. ard remained - ui Al
d.Ys al h~u back 10 Il and ts1iing aud
RAGS. Ma q he time mad hsaxy 81 81 trt7 ~ A.
Saturdzy, NOV Hfter pAs4e q Il
dzFs.
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) favor Of me 1utlecTs OF q fTiendiy

would Interfere 10 favor OF The subjects OF friendly
power. Sl.-s. a. s''s -. a. = ID t-7,s'
here, and they are willing to DC discharged, aud
the Captain is ilIing 10 lay ihrm $40 each, aud
Ihty DIR willing 10 take u, There Is no reason why
they thould not do 50 without Invoking The and
Bat II Is said at the hearing. that the payment
Of the $50 required by The Cuusul would be no
benefit 10 the mrn and involve The ship In xrvst
expense. II the Cousul follows literally ihe United
SIatrs law aud that his course would be very agree
bile 10 tue Iartirs interested, aud the Commercial
community here. No doubt Il would !-but II
would appear from al these rrnArks that Il IL not
bona Jide case between htganis, but = mode uf
avoiding tue fers exacled by The United States
from her own citizens owning vessels sailing under
her Dag Now passing by the Iact that the prayer
81 the libel dres p'e " TORN ask for d'echanse.
and surprising thai il did ask for one, y Is not for
ilIe Court 10 decide whether u would have the
effect 30 abSove the ship frum The consular dues,
since The adniiRisi rattan al their ewn law "a
matter which does mol cOncvrn ms, bit lies entirely
between The United States Government, Its Cousui
and its eifizrts. f'Haeatt " ts- ~. Z
But IL Is crriain that IL Is no part Of the duty
Of this Cssri TO interfere to prevent the Consul
rpm doing his duly, la assist Ibr Uniled States
ci'iEcns To eyade the force OF The laws Of their
own epnniry, a
1t WAS SID at the hearing that = Proposition had
been made To discharge the inrn -ff-tiey would
pay the $50 rrquirrdsby aibel Vaited States law
Now tue mrh, il is alleged, STe entitled 10 their
discharge Huy say, provided the ship sails FOR amy
or except Stu franCiSc'i, and the law which Is re
rrrrd Is trssrd iur the protection OF the tnrn
aud prevent lhrir brir left destitute 90 lorrign
shore. Consequently the money is TO be paid by
The ship aud moi by the men, aud have moi du6t
that the United States Consul will see 10 IL, that
these mrii, fncilhrr ~ 10 New Bedford. whittier
they have not agreed TO 20. NOR have SEQ piece
taken iron ihrin against right aud .jusfieeor, in
otheT words. he will To II that ihtsc Japanese do
MT, through their ignorance Of -Amrrican law, pay
The money that the owners Of tue vessel are bound
10 paw s.e-f -eei.a---- -ls
Whatsoever II shall be made TO appear 10 this
Court that its INTERFERENCE is necessary 10 redress
great wruny 10 matter u foreign 'seameh-tn pre-.
vent failure uf jusiceit Will not In The tuIurr
IL has nnt In The past, BE- backward in using its
IN ry. But where. IN this case. Justice between
The parties l. Unable the hands OF the auIhnti
tics whose nag the ship carries, aud who APP
pointed In this country To administer the laws which
such country has seen ft TO enact. for the govern
mrnt Of their mercantile marinr, this Court will
not Interfere. and dcclnrs To- q" so III this case.
A. S. Harlwell, Proctor for Lihellans; Captain
Wick iu person. CHAs c. HARRIS,
Justice OF tue Supreme Court.
Honplnlu. Nov. 9fH lS74 "a .r...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-11-12
q n. Ice for tAs Iona q Kor. ia
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