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The Civil Right of Negroes to Sit in
the Parquctte at a Minstrel Perform
ance i'm Alabama Denied.

Several negroes applied at the ticket
Office of a Montgomery, Ala, theatre last
week, and desired to purchase tickets Of
admission to the parquette to q minstrel
performance and were refused. After
wards Deputy United States Marshal
Randolph arrested the proprietors of the
troupe, upon complaint of four negroes,
for violation Of the civil rights bill, who
gave bonds of $500 for their appearance
before the U. s. Commissioner. The ne
groes. who made the application are we'll
known politicians. Two of them were de-
feated for county Offices at the last cleo
ton.
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO, March 13.-Wheat firm and higher
at 80 &c cash and 80 nc for April. Corn easier
at 66c cash and IS Hc for April. Oats steady at
50 NC tor April. Barley weak and lower at
81 .O2 cash and CSC for April. Pork firm and
higher at $l8.85 cash and 1885 for April.
Lard firmer at 1850 tor April. Whisky Sill.
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The Worst Hugging Scene Yet.

The Woodruff has been interviewed
again; says that both sides have been to
see her about appearing as witness,which
she is ready to do, but only to tell the
whole truth, which both are equally afraid
Of; reIews her promise to issue the orig
inal and only true statement of the affair
when the time comes; repeats her pre-
vious declaration that neither side is try
ing to get at the full truth; and says she
don't understand why they have treated
her as they have, so that ''you would al
most think was the one on trial ovzr
there.'' AS for Tilton's testimony that
mother-in-law Morse told her about the
matter, that is all bosh. She
don't know the woman. The
persons from whom she got the story
where Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Pauline
Wright Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton and Mr.. Beecher,
and she ''didn't 60 after them,-they
came to me with their tale of woe, and 1
date my financial ruin from the day these
people entered my officc.'' 'tMr. Kin.
sella, of the Brooklyn Eagle, told me
that Mr.. Beecher begged him for the sake
of his Is years. service in Brooklyn, and
for the sake of his gray hairs, not to ex-
pose him. I can prove by witnesses that
Mr.. Kinsella told me this. In one of my
last interviews with Theodore Tilton, he
came to my house and ri d me that he
had just come from his Mouse, and had
left Beecher there. lie said Beecher had
been holding Elizabeth on one knee and
him on the other, with his arms around
both, hugging them.''
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The barn and livery stable belonging
to the Sank Centre House, at Sank Gen.
tire, together with tailor shop adjoining,
were burned Wednesday night. With
eleven of which belonged to farmers and
teamster1.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, March 49, Cotton quiet at Is &c
for middiing .uplands. Flour Steady with
moderate inquiry; receipts 5000 bbls; sales
IL 200; prices unchanged. Wheat quiet but
very firm: receipts 1000 bus; sales Sc, 600 at
for No. 2 Milwaukee,; Sl.1s@1.22 for No.
spring; sl.2s@1.27 for winter red western and
$l.27@l.28 for amber do. Rye quiet. Corn
quiet aud firm with moderate demand; re-
eeipts "a 900 bus; sales &c, 600 at Sc for western
mixed and 86 kcfer yellow do. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Oats firm; receipts q, 1000
bus; sales 81 600 at 67@69c for mixed western
and 68@70c for white do. Pork firm at $40 rs
@l9.87 y for new mess and 319 for old. Cut
meats steady. Beef quiet Lard quiet at lac
for steam. Whisky $l.14. Sugars unclaimed.
Petroleum, crude, 7xc, refined l6c. Coal
steady. Leather and wool unchanged.
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MONDAY, March l6.-Ihe lower river steam
boat B. H. Hunt, sunk Saturday about 80 miles
above New Orleans. The clerk, Hardy Ander-
son, jumped overheard and was drowned, and
ten or fifteen negro deck passengers are sup
posed to be lost ....J. S. Miller's distillery at
Sterling, ILL.,, was burned Saturday. Loss 500
600. go. AS an accommodation train was ap-
preaching Aurora, ILL.,, Saturday, we'll Dress
ed man laid his head on the track as the loco
motive neared him, and the wheel cut his
head from the body. There was nothing on
his person to indicate his name, except an
envelope On which were printed the words
81. D. Fox, Pension Agent, Aurora" go. Two
freight trains on the Illinois Central railroad
collided near Cairo Saturday, demolishing the
engines, killing fireman Joseph W:sher ard
injuring Henry McMullen, engineer go. Judge
Do1ohue, Of the New York Supreme Court of
Chambers, has granted a writ of error in the
appeal of VIM. NJ. Tweed, and the matter will
be argued before the Court OF Appeals on the
22d inst go. Francis Palermo, an Italian ped
dler, while walking along the streets in St.
Louis Saturday, was shot dead, several shots
being fired. James Camapo, James Cambessa,
and Anton Champagne were subsequently ar
rested, supposed with others to have done the
shooting 80. James Brown, the murderer Of W.
J. Murphy, near Fulton, Ark, Friday, while
being pursued by a sheriff's posse Saturday,
shot and killed man named Siler, after which
the murderer esca Cd 90. John l. mthum &
Co. of London, East India merchants, have
failed with liabilities Of $40, 0o0, 600 A bill
has been introduced into the Canadian Parlia-
ment to organize the Northwest British Posses
sions outside Of Manitoba into government.
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THURSDAY, March 11.-Latest returns from
the New Hampshire election indicate that
there has been no choice of Governor by the
people; that the legislature is Republican by
small majority, and that the Democrats elect
two out Of the three Congressman ....A tele-
gram from Sioux City says many strangers are
arriving there to join the Black Hills expedi-
ton, advertised to leave April 9Th, and that
present indications are that there will be over
= thousand men ready by tina. time go. A boiler
in the saw mill Of Nelson 4 shortridge near
Rushville, Ind, exploded yesterday, killing
Alfred Joyce, engineer, aud Oscar Hick-
man, boy ~ years old,
and injuring most severely James
Hickman, J. Wedner and George Campbell.
1.-THE supposed notorious old Bender re-
gently arrested At Florence, Arizona, is still
held there awaiting:the requisition of Cover
nor Osborne Of Kansas. He seems to realize
his tate, and is willing TO suocumb to the law.
,.--.A Washington telegram announces that
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The BLACK HILLS.
An Interview with General Terry.
From the St. Paul Disp tch.7

An Interview with General Terry.
From the St. Paul Disp tch.]
In view Of the general depression of
business, the widespread stringency of the
times as to money and employment
amongst the masses and the consequent
disposition on the part of hundreds and
thousands who are foot-loose to enter
upon wild stampede to some region or
other, We are just now witnessing-not-
withstanding the most positive obliga.
tons and orders Of the government to
the contrary-an extended intatuation
and preparation of persons, men, women
and children, for rush to the Black
Hills.
Knowing how uncertain at best arc the
prospects of there being anything at all in
the" Black Hills to warrant such an en-.
counter of dangers, privations and losses,
and also having constantly before us the
rigid prohibitory injunctions of our gen.
81 al government against the occupancy of
said region by any white man, or parties
Of white men, as we'll as against even the
matter of travelling through that particu-
lar portion Of the country, we have deem
ed it our duty as journalist to utter
solemn warning to all those who have
thoughtlessly imbibed the spirit and seri-
ously contemplate an attempt to violate
the laws, the orders and the government
al obligations above mentioned.
To make sure that we were not mistak.
ing or disappearing the true status of
this question so far as the general gov.
eminent is concerned, we sent this morn.
in a representative of our corps to per-
sonally call upon and interview Gen. A.
Terry, commanding the Military Depart
ment of Dakota, and who has his head
quarters in this city.
Our Reporter was very cordially re-
ceived, and in reply to the plain, blunt
inquiry as to what would be the course CT
action of his department in connection
with the movements Of emf.
grants and fortune seekers from
these parts, or anywhere within
his jurisdiction with view to penetrat.
ing and seeking a Judgment IN the Black
Hills region. the General promptly re-
piled: That the positive orders issued by
Gen. Sheridan last fall to himself and
other commandments in the Northwest,
strictly enjoining him to prevent, even to
the resort to force, the occupancy of said
Black Hills country by the whites, had
in no manner been withdrawn or
modified; that he regarded them as
still in full force, and that
he should unquestionably deem it his duty
to dispense and oppose the movement Of
any and all parties intending to encroach
upon the forbidden territory.
Gen. Terry further said that there was
no question as to the. explicitness or sa-
credness of the original treaty stipula-
tions by our government with the said
Sioux tribes, as to utterly prohibiting the
molestation of that region in any manner
by the whites, and that
he had not been Informed
of any subsequent action by Congress i'm
pairing, modifying or repeating the act by
which said treaty became authoritative.
In addition to the above the General
did not hesitate to express has entire
va1at Of o1efdence IN the existence of
any paying gold mines IN the Black
Hills region.
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SAINT PArR1cK's day is to be duly Oh.
served in Litchfield.
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MILWAUKEE, March 13-Wheat firm, No.
94Kc; No: 9o4c; April 81 X c; May IS xc; re-
64Kc. Oats 52Hc. Rye s101x Barley $l.O4.
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HoNnrrrr. Sent L


Mr.. EDIroR: 1 hear good deal Of talk
about town, Of the great necessity Of new
steamer, to be large and comm0diOus, TO take
the place Of the steam coaster Kilsues, Now
1 would inquire, why all this stir2 why the
great urgency in the premises? Is business
increasing so much, that emigrants arriving
here. cannot get accommodation between the
Islands. OF that the leading merchants cannot
get their merchandise transported, or that the
Plantation agents, do not receive their orders,
especially cash, with as much regularity as
thev desire, OF are 5 few interested parties
INSIDE the ring) desiruas Of manipulating an
ENTERPRISE Of this kind, or has tile Government
come to the conclusion after the varied expe-
renee they have had with the steam coaster
Kilarea that the coasting busine IS Is profitable
and we viii freeze out the sailing coasters, who
employ some 800 men, and disburse annually
some So, 900 for wages, license, lights, water,
wharfage sc.
n looks 70 ne az the present tine. with the sad
decrease Of population, and the pressed state
q business IN every shape, and nothing 70
lock ahead 70 bat Reciprocity, and that someE 81
doubtful that the bailding Of new steamer 4
Abour IS absurd and unnecessary as was the building
AZ the hotel and EoTerune1t otices-
What we most need az the present time Is labor,
and nearly all the plantztious suffering from the
want Of IL The fact IL that the plantations that now
gxist cannot be carried on successfully leven with
recIp-oeIfyl unless they have more labor
FinsIlV ! think the Government esn expend
sls5Oo0 more probably In Introducing labor into
the country, which viii make rs prosperous and
hauur than II building steam coaster for our very
mall and poor travelling public AALIHISL
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LATEST DATES.
COMMERCIAL
HONOLULU SEPr aIs7s

H0N1LCLr. SPY. Is, ls75-
a-- azy fsr Eriya he pasi usek hss been The lark
-s Iu Eatll VIA roo1auut ell f-euoo and oranges.
So --u-- u1r u-sk van i1zi ~ ealtie % PaFests.
- t-g Eaa~t C1vs- has cianrct Der flag and uarne,
40 tallr HauaEn register uuier the uH-s q PoziN-e
s. sE yesterday laiiti viEh ilal e cattle
rzE Cef1u b asaE tbs ss-uer -hsrf AID I'll leave
81 So FH- ou raur-sy. taking ub1us 80 to1s q sa-
ST. u1--assss h.iss. r-.lly. &e-
ulds sl.1ss rr1ssu=nt and q = extremely sust
1- To- Eta-rs y ezrurt Ness-s Fostsr Cs's ship
-a-l rls-l ua1ausi a-tsity r-srais
--=1E saic Eush ssle Easis VII be helt 90 Mon
as 60 -usslsy 81 uezt -e-s THE q Mr. Barlow
q. sl.l -l.s ltlarl11 q tie tTzsl Is invited
~ rz-E -al1Vsr eFs-1as f-gu san Francseo with =
. be- o. a. vizl- IehI dis ssa-oe there s DO
cr---.-r Der .--ir.L
~ mar sssausr f-un sydHsy vi b aue On saturday
rz uul ar cph-vuss f-s= saH Frsasisoo Tuesday
Fra-1aslar afr-Es ueek-
- sr Iars1si11ias las hauisl gsids the Kisncas
vE -a-1lra q usu bcvs7-is, vhieh Las bssa made -
e. tIzrl-r-
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~ The City Of Melbourne will be due from
Sydney on Saturday morning, en- route for San
francisco. She is small boat, as compared with
the Others in the line, but remarkably prompt, and
has made the shortest through trip OF any steamer
% this route.
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~ An owner tor letter. conveying the intel.
ligenee OF fortune ef to him is advertised for to-
day. Don't all speak at once. Our " devil" offers
to pay double the postage demanded, change his
raue and titles, and ask questions provided the
letter and forture are passea Oyer 10 him
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~ We understand that an entertainment will
be given al the Theatre sometime during the week
by the Honolulu Amateurs" The bill promises
to be very good one and will doubtless he carried
through with success We trust that fall house
viii greet the debut Of the ambitions young disci-
pies OF Tbespis
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AocIDESE-on Saturday evening last, foreig-
ner' while sleeping on bench on versndsh OF a
dwelling in Maunskea street rolled OF and tell to
the ground, distance Of al least fifteen feet break.
Ing his right hip aud arm.
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~ The ked Of the new schooner has been laid
BY Mesrss- Foster & Co, and the framework is 50
far advanced that it win soon be SET in its place
Many OF the timbers are Hawaiian wood, which has
been selected with care from the forests OF Maui and
Hawaii
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Fa- 49, Hu-ts nsr EzzusA Ss7t di1-Alss euens
II - \ atiu - -. NJ AEss. v G NeedhA-.4
~ Lazz-ts 80 : 6 zu-zar 411 = tsck
E-n raafa rsr ~ rrziA. So s-Nr E-cul- NJ 67vs.
F-ur wirsuu-E ru-ls rsr KilHuss~ seEt llce-ksv "
- 60 - Nsrr4zGH- Mr. R1elrs~ , n
s-u-a Flsl6as uifa v AEA1A Ge0 bu1z A y aeek
I'm zahn-a. p.r NsrHt Me--zl. SeFs la-A-ReT
la1ur 80 49,
49,. 49, - sszr EilHrsa- 80 $50 :
- - So En-erz ris cilild. = A1tc1el-
- 49, - ~. cl.1 Er ricc W. serrs1t Nj
En.l IN Eal " Wcot NJ Ca-s kreusssr = oe1H-
Ew1aa ~ R-r Punu-r sert lssh--atrtf'it-sy BIZ
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e The Regular MOuthly meeting Of Honolulu
Royal Arch Chapter No. viii be held al its hall
tomorrow Thursday evening at ~ O'Clock. Im-
pori@nt business Visiting brethren cordially in
yifed
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Not inclUceG in the shove statement is the sum
Of Slso for expenses paid BY Messrs. Ballieu and
Pernet The balance Of $S625l, IN the hsuds Of the
finance committee, viii be Forwarded to Paris by
the City OF Melbourne Until the personal thanks
Of Nous. Bsllieu and Madame Ballieu and Mr.. Per
net can be given TO those who have aided 10 secur-
iu this fund are requested to thank all who have,
IN any way aided their efforts, and helped IN this
charitable work We add below a complete list Of
- 81 hs--it..rs u The rnliaf find
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NOTES OF THE WHEK.

~ The water win be shut of from a n. IN;
P. n. on Thursday Cto-uorow)
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II The funeral Of Ms Nerriu's son, who died
Yesterday viii be attended from St Andrews
Church, al 10 O'Clock this day
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To Let

TyEsr rEET nESTRAELE DTEI1y6 An
III - - - Euuzn- Ave. cunr.11ing PSI
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aa1=er e. rs 1nr---1asr-eur u-te- Al t1ree
-as11 SCR E11c1Ez I'D r1---- cr11srrec -
- a1l uaE1rlr1l- cA-r-zgs
1aa-. sasls fl-s hassa- 49, b o-der- AprE =
- ] H WOOD.
1-s- ulz-EH HuE T-uztaes a-1a-iluE - =
-uurs-1Is-n- hura-1ar HarrE-u ru1-1, s1sTe rooEas
aalal An1 cMr-inrs h1ral-
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WEMORAyDA.

Err - EazE I1r-s- I-rEzrurE Mona fahii.
- - II Hurusl Erd sr-irei e. E1-ahcra rext Gay
49, -. ~ a Ra-atu-a lisa. ~rh frssk t-zsss
e. e. nu-ruu-l rIzkiuE Flilt's islsu1 tte -
lnr hna s--r-r easterlr Ntzas 49,
a. uua o. rta IN 10 iuur tse lev Ca-rted 3 trud
- nar Iaa s-uAlig uuaihsr .uc hesF.
wdnE harueer uas- nld Euu1h Until Sert
"a usrar Er-9nr ~ lartt fum NNA aftsruaras
tr1rr Al sd freae1eEnE- fruu ttence . p1rt 81
s- --az Eszs ~ lsl.ae q E<uai o. SeT1 ga anc
a-ra = Eau1 GO u- - a,ts- rSsssge q = eszA
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"a Let,

arFEE CONVENIENT COTTAGE Ne
p - 80 = r-ssr-f ocr1rses ~ ClzA-ies
- - ArFE - -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted

10y YOUNG MAN SITUATION As
ID CLERK Book Keeper. Porter, salesman, IN any
,ther capacity. Not afraid OF work. Address II.
sST-f Post Oh1ce.
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IL Lovers OF good music are promised treat
at The Concert OF Mrs. Robinson. which takes Mac,
next week, as per advertisement.
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~ The weather has been OPpressively sultry
the past few weeks, and we are reminded that the
equinox is near at hand, when, according to the al
nAnaes, look out for rain. We certainly need
= generous soaking, and however abundant il
comes il will be thankfully accepted by denzens Of
the city as well as the country.
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIhEI

81 G. Brewer 4 co.--Agents. ~
E4fk Favorable arrangements eau always Be kt.k
made f5r storage and shipsnt o. OIL Bona wool HIDES AID
1fhsr Merchandise New BEDFORD Boston, New York
other EAstsrn Ports. - Cash Adxances made.
SEl-Iy c. BREWER 4 90.
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Es- No Credits for Passage Money. "a
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth win be considered taken until paid tor. Eot
esponsble unmarked Baggage any Freight or Par
els unless recepted for
Freight Money Due on Demand.
"a An effort vii be made 10 have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening Of the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL q. WILDER, Agents
)facs Eifhwuder Co.. OF Fort Queen streets
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TIE French FUND.-Mons Bsllieu, Commissio-
uer and Consul Of France, hss kindly furnished Us
with the following statement Of the receipts from
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rtTTIZEEs AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
~ Lulu, Visiting Friends and Strangers generally
cordially invited attend Public worship At PORT ST
CHURCH. where Services held every sabbath a. 81
O'Clock A n, and X p n seats provided for a !
who nay Be pleased attend There Is Wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting ~ o'cock, in the Lecture
Room, 70 which AL are welcome. b24 ~
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49, s.ztss. zro.n5sz- - szh-lss ~ ssE-r-
F- -.ea ~ E-lz E--s-s. 80 f1zh-S q Ens .
a-s --s -r-ri-r rastzr chai-z. - ~ sueA-s ~
la rnaazaaz -lt ht a@--la. - 80. has- lho-se-
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roRr OF HONOLULU.


s-s s-sa- F-ualL Hqru, froa mo P&sssasers-
lurr- lg- ~ s-Ear-
So ~ Elsr- NE1a. f-uu- KahslA pzsssagsr.
C----- - ~ sus.r. u hsles us.ol-
e-S-l- Nauuakrgal. kaizsaia- f-lu NaakQ-
sat- .rau- Ahuhal.- froui Naiko.
"a Iaria- L1rerrcrs t-uu TAhiti.
1-Slur Euaua4 MErchEzt. FROM hinGWArd Rurts
Gg--r= 81 steer. hcrss=s hos, 10 hiies. 9
trs 1-arras 2ls Eozt skius, : bols tsllcs, : kEs
h-t1- 6 ro'ls ieEthcr, - IBIS care. y hnchs
h.-su.s- = ~ potzilss, txz rlznts, b.
-1ers - sEu3risz-
U-Ser Naclis aTu-riII Crane. iruu Lshziua Kama
katL rassaugers CrTgo; - bis cizsses,
- eartiH.
So prsseahL CA from Hama 8 FNsseugoFs-
Cerrl. llais rulasses. 70 huchs ava ruot-
-1-S-rr Eaunl. nrrn1ii.. f-1r kahuiuL Il psssen-
zs-. Gs--r. lle1 ~ surEr. 100 h-s pctztles.
ssar Earra N-ss. f-ou kalua and Naimea- 5
rass-ursus- Cg-ro- ~ bgs Pasdy, CO.,
So la. K-ai f-uu M0io..- sCz-yos - ~
rz5.y j cu-is wuod-
-z-Sar- Wa-vi-k ! Bun frCu MolokkL Cry
Ads raat sasus. u hiies, = hEs Flrataez-
Fairr luren. k@ainA. fru- hAalAsa Fas-
sanrar ClrFos Sc h. sug1r.
Eaa- Is-rr W-flanl FROM kluA Kan Pas sen
rsr l--rus 70 hrs surE-. - bales puiu- 4
~ stins- : h1cs- = llctE oEuzuas. =
IA c1ua. o. fst - ~ r11-s, : - fungus
ra-Str 10 Na--s Ina TN Noloksi. ~ passengers
= h. rl1ataes, : el1 caickenss ~ So
- aara 49, hida
H.
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SO 49, r-a--s- Bsck s- k1ua and KEz-
49, ranatl uauu fr htll
SE ~ ElleE- Mars- ~ Ha-nleL
rH-s-t- N'u-|naslsai kzlsvaisl tlr Allko-
b Mr--is. la1-z- fr Nol1ssl /,
--Sf- 1rur Etrit1la- fr Ma.kn
Ea1-lrL E.Grraliz- tlr hG2lllL
@e- ~ srlzatL liH-s- tar bSua-
S-lr Eurte VIA. fr Kul1a Wallea-
E TnrT lneeu kH4ina- Or hA4laaa
SER Nat-ir Nar--l- C-E-a. f1r lahsins-
a-uirk. laan Eull- Scr NulueEL
Eau F-tr PsrlsrE. Harrsi1 tr Lat1t-