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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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Melan@pIte.

FAB uatttlssus Rranlbetsa nab bic msAtsintHe D,Aauh.
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gtaa ssbraa&s sas rS&wsbtt& Stiisrs~ stnaa aa9 r..
an@ellaa9 nne ex le8te Gsnr bu SbtnssaaHnten i'll
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s%safdneiss Selassbett iuridsessbea sab isaas be triAes
betesfttt Rta& f& BAH wieser sn. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-16

P1zaus watsr Nszksys. Pressed rs-sls-s.
Czs Pgrssr Classes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-16

Gold Pen or Pocket KnffeE
A LARGE VARIETY. ANDTO Re HAD AT
H. r. WHITNEY,.
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with them as during their experience in
Nebraska.
Madam, there sro thousands Of women
this winter suffering what Dolly suffered
mOrS> for they have act even the jug q
molasSoS and no shoes to keep oil the
froSG Not all these women were IS deli
oately reared as she was; bu, hero an
not = few who were. While You are trt
fing with Your dainties, they are sick At
heart and YEARLY baking the everlasting
corn eaSe-evea that doled out in morsSls
for their disappointed husbands and
ragged Children.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-16
A i4-gs Asscrrnsat q
German, English and French Groceries
Liss5g's Ezzra-- q Msas-

saea-ias caadl-s, :, ;, AID 8 to Pezai.
Cl-raaarszs BL1s.
Caster OF. IN tins lzi rlss,
EPsoa S4.tz Il sq-k AMI boxes.
Vests sf T-vsks. Birch Bracus,
EraPPing Paper. Ma-zss Blzksss,
Dsais1hzs. cgrks,
Assortment Of B,a1k Books,
Prsss Copy B1okz, Singing Rscsigs Backs.
Asserted SIZES Horse Esgs, Hemp PIskaz
SPuayIra, Flag Line, Log Line,
A1-izzs AID E-gzz1g,
Swedish SAFETY NI.casz.
Devcs's Kerosene o.. ii Passzt caas.
Esiizisek 4 Cas- Cbaapagzs. Il Cts and pts-
Eaina-s Psrg : US ChaaFagus. d. do.
Sparkling E1eE, 4 quarts All pats,
Gsuzzas E1Eaais en- II 51gz lai baskets.
6eu4ils Hollands G5a, N glass, green boxes,
B0stslsas z Cas- B-aaiy, Il glass, lag
E1z-sileaz Co.'S B-az5y, Il casks,
German Ale and Lager Eisr, II gzs- azG uss
TsErsy's Eisa1zrga Ale aa5 Sss1t. cts aai Its.
Assgr-sE CIa-etz, very szs ID sgunaz,
Lisaf-azsz mich & Lazbsahsfnsr Rhine VINES.
SaA1 Assortment 9i Eaaza-iaz Wines,
Bears, Aicsaai L gal 5sai!sazs, 90 ger cent
German and E1E1za Cig1rz-
Firs Clay, CsaI Ia, Sssekhala Tar,
Ss1ezhoI1 Ptca.
EnFt! Petroleum Barrels s1- Tals# Con1asasrs,
Oak BsaAz s1- Coasts-z,
Es Ez Etc, Etc.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-16

y MsazrI- sUssET & FILLING usasrtat. he
PsrshAas Tor Forsiga BsJsrI, Of al slalses Of Birth
hads EEsDEs. HIeHUEzT, HlEBzAEz, VIOLIN
AID SsFT GSo5s. ssaIv
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-16
H. HACKF ED & CO.
Offer for Sale
The Following GOOdS
EECETTED
PER HAWAIIAN BARK KAMoI
JUST ARRIVED
PERHAWAITAN BARK KAMoI
JUST ARRIVED
From Brenaen!
DEEr rINK PRINTS, LARGE PAR
RECETED

nEEr PINk PRINTS, LARGE PAT
II EEENS,
Asssrsasas Eassy Prizss. -g- Styles.
var 6ras-3 Pzis,s.
Elasa ssl wha,s pr,uss FrrssA Mzsii.s,
Esavy Eias nellas- P,.ia aa3 sssisSl.
Ei1e az5 wAls Ss-Pel raskas.
E-s-- ess-szs. 1sse-ssl sztlilss.
E-4e c1s--us. = ha- Csssaas.
Esz-gsssss VAN Lag Cls.s, A as3 2, g iass
al - asa sais.
Hiskazy Szzi=-s.
Li-aa Shes5zs. =. =. 90 ard il1 iacsss vie.
Cgsss1 Sa-elzs. s.. - - ana 90 i.ssss -tls.
vir1lsia Larzs. -yarl r5esss. asssrsvi lui .iss.
rasso B-ss Eazzsl Eask So A'pacas.
E-ask cssla-ss, sss Ezl aSi51z.
Scce-A Wa-e-r-ass ruse1s. az ssilrss
Ms-szss Nssaas,
50 Ct-aA Ea,iEercAisa.
ra-Ssy Esd and Ys-su cysssz EaaEksrcAb.Es,
LaEss' cgs-sa Eaatks-vA5ss.
Asserted cgLsss S.sckisss AL Seas.
Lf-~z ra-ra5 asserted
E'ssk asa Cs,e-va Sak Ns-kags. zsH ssyiss,
Nszkry -aekcls- asss-tsd saaE-5ss.
Esavy Wselsa B1azkrzs- Scariss. O-aa,s. B--s
a. Srvs1.
FE=-y FazzsI SAi-a. Lissa shirts. cessaa %.
Ms-5zs EszzsA Calsrsa5-ss. css.sa Cs5srsai-ss.
Asserted El-.a7s. FrSseA ca-zkias.
EstisA Si51i-s.
6s1ziss Eaz q c,'sy1s.
Na-assar LAR 5,i, Lssia's Ezsracss.
E;zs LssA Ezsssr p-sssizs Csass.
Flzs Wseisz Sa1s,s las rr1reiias P,asis.
Fac H-s Cgzngz Pen azf Pgctss kzircs,
Fi-s Ssssi ScassSrs. Cgzzsz Scssss.
Tz7zs5 spas ca Carts. Trgz rsalSs5s.es.
6t-vHaisrt Pazs. 10 and Z izss-
6l-ras.ssi wssslss Tsss-
Perforated Meal fer csa.-ifasal Maeaz.es,
Caaregsl Elz T-gas.
ErigaE Fszci1g y ire. NJ. 4. 5 1ai 8,
Es- Assgrs=l's q Bsss Refined zslasA BA- Irgz.
SFs5izA Iraa.
M1zz' Ts-sv Nssal Sasa.sisg, aa3 CgaPcsi-
tsa Nalz. Elsek Tn.
GalraaizsG Lraz PiFe, Es0P Irgs-
Psrous watsr Nsaksys. Pressed rzzale-s.
Cas- Pgrssr Classes
EIhh1ek's Patent E-hits Lz7c PIizt,
E1sh1ek's Pa-sas Ehiss Lead P4izs.
E1sssck' Pale Bgiet Liaseed OF.
Elaek Paint. Pariz Gresa, Esd Lead
C4zzsic S2ils Best LAggs Pain o.
A la-gs AsScrtnsat of
- TT -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-16
Il.IUsrnArrp parrns
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s. Nichaiat. muuthlr eel. Al
Ncuth's Coursalaa. Eestiv .... - ID
little Cafpefsi5 seekiy ........--. .. .s. ...
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c4zssis Ssla, Esss Lagas Pain Oh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-16

EIhh1ck's Pass1s Nrhats Lzae Puizt.
E1bhzsk's Pazsas Whiss Lead Pai1t.
E1sssck's Pale BCHet Liaseed Oh.
Elacz Paint. Parz 6resa, Esi Lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

rectors cannot be too much cnmeudTf for their reso
ton accumulate surh fund Will eutbIe thein 10
look another CdIcsgo or Boston tre IN tue race
wifhoui apprehension After bringing the reserve up
TO e7OOOOO tue directors have decl red dividend OF IS
per share, Feb. with Is pad makes dividend 81 .
per cent per FOR the year the paid up capital
Tue shares. which only ~ has been yad, are no"
selling at 81 IO4. ~ premium VI 25 per cent on the
original Investment
One can hardly srnpathze WITH the implied regret 10
the report NJ tie shghr decrease IN the IRE income
That premiums less for 1874 - not 10 De won
Gcred Looking tHe depression ami haDcil collapse
existing ON other -ae OF the AtlanGc COn-!derng
the present state ~ trade the 5ta-es ana Tue Ia-e
amount Of business ttinspcird there ~ me tmpiny,
II /, moro than probable that Increase IN tn pem-
mixht have involved more than DrJpOrlOnd.e N
the ios-e- IL Is Wei known '1a hes and 1ad
commercial seasons run hand In hand. aud the caution
COnnpInv anl tllc reduction Of i3 P-fmirns VII
prODatly exp plain ne surplus on The hro Iccnunt IAr
proportion VI IRE premiums Is Cuy ~ per cent
la the LIE Branch tAc report staas qua. tphlrLtny
more policies were issued in Ls4 tndn ~ 1879. 40"
aS5ess have Increased IN le funds VI tAe Lh4e4 live
poo AMI LludOd and Clone Companies frHm &4OlHltt
to s3OoT by nearly 2SDC9O the ordinary aS-ur-
ancu drpdr mrut, wlIiie me 1unnity fnu9 fcmlins
Almost stationary. Tue proportion Ot expenses OF man
axe mem together to mo gross revenue
OF the Lfe A8susuc" Department u OILY nine r cfhI
THIS Cannot UuL De considered Satisfactory Itoatt-
LOndOt Review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
MUSIC ATD THE D34N4.
MT-sICAL NOTES.

The Opera season which Miss Kellogg is TO
omen ~ ne AcaC ,Af Of Music on Easter MOuuay VIII
last only one Wee
The th,rd Of the English Glee Concerts at
tho Union Ir.-a TAeaer gwen on THURSDAY even
ing As Usual mere large ana enthusiastic audi
ence az t r-.-iy everything was encOred.
WIN. 4. Pond IL Co. have just published an
.iIel- fls,er Anthem, CHRIST our PASSOVER, pJ
corro Bristow Il Is fat, for quartet OF chorus
gn mort solos Tor soprano, alto, bass, ana tenor
At the organ concert at the Church OF the
~ g-utv, last Wednesday 1r. ,. 4. warren 40
be raste and scholarship the frequenlers Oh these en-
fer.s.uulents are mucA lLUcOicd' pIe5tDIeu pr
a. ,nul. selected wholly from ne WOfAs OF ) o bdCH
6r Da,lrosen played ceieorated ylonn cD&cOhDe'
MISS Hebron will be assisted, at her NATL
- ,1,,rert next thursday, by Mss Blanche EleInA,
- no. Mr. Russell Clover, tenor Mr. sweet Oarl-
rou-: Mr.. earn, ylOliust and MT C@u,nesu, aScot
80 ~ Among piano pieces wnlch she has CHOSEN
E ms Of hlpitiOn Latte second Hungarian 1.AaP
sOUy.
NJ Touis Dachauer contributes to weekly
-. a., ing stated of certain l aharmOhi-
icy Nrsca Truths" which many OF tue procession Will
~ LEN cCraial assent. HIS complaints are ulfecttu
c ne diHrulty winch musicians experience IN thlS
nnfrv IN obtaining intelligent Criticism HOera
,1Tsior ar an adequate performance OF iAeh WOIhs
| with the progress u pop4ar cLAtuIe tAese e'Is "4
night themselves :. g,
Tho performance of "SamSOn," arranged by
a., -, Yorg Oratorio society as compliment 10 Dr.
Damrosch Will take place at seinway haII on hon N
A,anInU March 70. The solos Will De gwen Dy Mrs.
TNt-,ars RToWn. Miss Harriet E. Bedoe MISS Anna
It,e,ii M Alex ander B-chOd, ana MI franz Rem
TIE rendering OF Samson" by This Society last
49, vas highly creditaDe piece OF WORK, and we may
aturay xpect the repetition OF IL 10 ~ S Oe''el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
~ EDITOR SHOT.

Mr.. CARRUTH, EDITOR OF THE vINFIAND INDEPRND-
FNr, SHOT AND FATALLY WOUNDED By CHARLES
K.LANDIs-rHE CAUSE or TIKI ASSAULT.
VNELAND, y. D., March 19.-intense excite
ment prevailed this place over the shooting Of MI.
Carruth editor OF he Vned Independent by Charles
X Lands vel known as the founder OF Yiueldnd. An
ART cle was published in the paper il which however
no names we're mentioned, which Lands believed re-
ferred to him. and o'clock this morning ne went to
the Office OF C4rFuh and. after angry words shot was
heard. Investigation disclosed the fac thai Carruth was
nortally wounded. Lands Immediately arrested
The following is the article which appeared ia The hide
pendent:
prominent vrelander sat down by the side Of his
ana a. tac other ruGearing names Then he told her
he wanted her learn the use 0 revolver, that III
MS she could protect their home ana lverware
ana defend the nOuOr OF NiuCaUG IAcu ne went oil
and bougnt an elegant sever.sAootcr ard nice target
Chen ne set up target end OF the pir0r ana
gave her first lesson IN shooting. Then no tOIl her ne
Syan,ed ale should practice every dIy Then lie
80 for a geeE Wien ne return,f he found the re-
vover on the vi The looking glass The paror
q or rasambrd a BAD cas-. Of smallpox, and the urn
re looked az though had been induiging 10 wreste
with Burlington County hal4-tOrin. Dll lac Walk up
TO his " re and sicken with the endearng names Of
All the birds and fourfOOte1 beasts Not mucui He
arched out the his sHrt sleeves Win but
one moor on and tat pate Then be
vent gaopIug up aud down, telling very man ne met
c0uddentilly. that hs wife was crazy Iuen he went
OF ANA tried to gee ner INTO private Insane a5!L
Yes ne did. the wretch.
In this article Mr lands considered that reference
was made to After reading the article he visited
Mr. Carruth's Office. and the latter being absent was
sent for AS he came in the door Landi presented
pistol, when Carruth from the Office into the
the Workshop, followed ny Lands, who snot bum "a
he vas trying Get of the door leading down stairs
The ball entered the back the head and lodged in the
Jraiu At the latest accounts Mr. Carrutn was still!
alive but his phy sicans say he cannot live through the
n n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
MINERS LAULESSNESS.

coI0RFp MINERS CRUELTY BEArEN-A sUPERIN-
Tl,XDENr SHOT AT AND FIREMAN DRIVEN
OUT OF TowN-THB CoNPASYs STORE AT
sTRAITsvILLE. OHIO. BURNED.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 19.-The troubles
among the coal at sraisve have reopened IN
good earnest On Wednesday several cOl0rcd miners
were attacked by white miners and brutally beaten
W E. McCung, superintendent OF the siratsvile MIN
ing Company, engaged in a pistol duel with a white
miner VINO demanded his surrender NcClung succeeded
IN dangerous!y nat morlly woandins his antagonist.
Upon being warned 70 leave, McClung aud family and
Is coored miners departed for Logan. Mr. Mitchell,
foreman OF the Company, was Yesterday given nve
hour. notice to leave the town, which he did ard ar
rived in this CITY to-day. accompanied by Mr. Haroaugh'
another employ6 Of the COMPANY Mr.. Mitchell says
taat We or SIX men, carrying guns, entered his ssce at
noon Yesterday. and made violent demonstrations.
1ev threatened to club him with their and one
nonted cooked gun at him and threatened TO shoot
MIN They gave five hours notice to get ou5 of town
Fearing TO 20 TO the depot, be took the horse road
across the country 70 Logan Harbauch eft straits
Viile fhis morning He says that the Compalys store
and IT'S contents burned last night nvcVInH loss
OF from $4,000 10 $1,000 EYery oouy aDot unc Soin
uany's works driven on, and there Wa no person
on the premises oppose the action u the Lnceh-
diaries. -, =. n ,tr.o,o, n, ,ho 1-oy
mines and Mes.r-. McCiung and Michel visited GOV
Alien .day TO consult about the affair Ihe result oi
Gsn.irhed 10 straitsFile. The Sheriff OF Perry County
will meet him there Tonight
THE. TROUBLES AT THE TROY C0MPANYS WORKS
The cOLo2ED MINERS DRIVEN FROM TIE
TOWN.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 10.-It now appears
that the troubles the miners was at the Troy Coa
Con,nanys works aud the strai'svile Mining COM
,anr "A stated in a previous Dispatch special from
str,it-vue states that all the coiored miners have
Let town except two. whc are too badly wounded 10
leave. -
Adj Gen Amos having receiv cd dispatch that all
WA quiet AZ straitsvile did not 40 there The straits
Vile Mining Company have yielded to the demands OF
their miners and the men have resumed WORK Inc
colorea miners who were forced 10 leave work at the
T mines are stationed near Logan. not daring TO go
arorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
EXECUTION or A BANDIT.

rIBURCIO yAsQUEZ HANGED AT SAN JOSE. CALIFOR-
NIA-sKETCH OF HIS CAREER OF CRIME.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. - The bandit
yasquez was executed to-day az Saa jose. No attempt
vas made at rescue, though one was feared day or
two ago. Everything passed off quietly. Visqnez
asserted the last his Of the crime OF murder
at any time durag his career. but Acknowledged the
Justice Of his fate having been the leader OF murder
Gus band. The GOODNESS he displayed throughout his
IMPRISONMENT did desert him. he maintained his
foriitude to the last TIE t1ok place at l31
D. H. He died without a struggle. Tie BODY was given
20 hs friends for intermen
Tburcio yIsquez was The leader Of band OF Mexican
robbers who The terror OF Southern California
where they accustomed to swoop down upon VII
lagos which they piased and thea fed TO the noun
tains. Several thousand dollars reward were Offered
for his capture but 40 managed 70 baGl' the armed
forces sent In h~ pursuit. until The ifh OF May last.
when he taken prisoner near AJs Angeles. His
capture effected bS party OF i've nrn VINO posted
themselves around the farn-nons" u whch they h'd
tracked Inn. Upon Of the party bursting lniO rue
the bandit sprung Ike panther through WINDOW IL
inches square. aud algnn2 MS feet trCd 10 get 20
the place where his horse linTd- In DONG 80 Le
was fired and fell. dangerously woundcd, iEtO the
hands AZ his pursers. He mad brought with nun 70 the
house a splendid rife and dagger There vas fouhd
on him a memorandum nook containing the Likeness or
q little al and OF hair At ais trial many law
10 death. HIS demcanOr was coo a3G manly during uls
lu,nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
GOVERNaEAT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. C., SATURDAY, March20 Isi5-l a. H.
SYNOPSIS the ti0rntyf0ar hours.
The barometer has very generally fallen,
except In New England and Western Texas.
The OF lowest pressure extends from Louisiana 10
KeHtusky.
Eisterly winds with rain. prevail from Virgiaia to
the Guf Coast. Northeast winds with snow, over the
Ono Valley aud Lake Erie.
Tue have at Louisville and fallen at Pitts
bur gn and 1t. Louis.
Probabilities.
For Saturday. IN Middle Atlantic. South Atlantic,
and Eastern Gtf States northeast - sonuerlV r"'da
railing barometer stationary temperature coud ana
rain a.
For the Western Gulf States Tennessee. and the ONO
Valley. nOrtheaI 70 northwest whCs cOdtr, cic-Iy
weather and possibly light rain or snow, Win IailhS
barometer except rising IN Texas 49,
For the Upper slppt aud Lower Missouri va icy
the North Wess, and upper lake region. railing hGroh-
eter increasing northeast 10 southeast winds, warmer
partly cloudy weather.
From Nic igan EewYOrk, falling barometer, brisk
northeast winds, slightly warmer weather with snow.
For New England. stationary or falhng barometer.
northwest to northeast winds, warmer. cloudy
weather I'd possibly on the coast rain or snow.
The Will continue rising SLOWLY below CincnnaIi
ana Cairo. but fall above.
CAutiOulry sig9as ordered Tor stati0E9 DelWeen
WImin gton anc Sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, March 19.-Belgium and Portuga!
have ratified the International Postal Convention.
LONDON, March 19.-The perfumery manu-
factory OF EGEene ROmmel at No IS strand, and sew
era adjoining buildings. destroyed by IRE al an
early ,hs morning.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 19.-ln the House last
night Mr.. Jones OF Halifax called the attention OF the
Government TO the iact United states Govern
ment had been imposing duties on canned Holsters, IN
direct Of the ceS Of the Washington
Treaty. The Premier said The Government had already
made - the UuIted states Governments
ia reference 10 inns matter all that could be done ~
present to protest.
OTTAWA, March 19.-The Hon. Mr.. Dlckey
spoke TO his motion for copies OF all letters, or
applications, to the late Government or any
member thereof from Capt Mdyne, or CAPT.
Halpin on behalf Of the French Cable Company
OF the Ango-American Telegraph COmpanr Tor
leave to land Submarine cables IN MOVE -cOua, Is
well rs any thereto and " auy minute or ORDER
IN council relative the also of al! dispatches
between the Government 0r the Dominion ana tne
Colonial Secrctry and all legal opinions upon tho sub
iect OF he Submarine Electric Iocgr pa hi passed &c
last session, WElcn are nOt Included among IAe
papers already ald on the table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
DAMAGE TO RAILROADS.

TIE EARLY ESTIMATES ExAGGERATBD-rHE TRACKS
COVERED WITH ICE AND DRIFT-woOD. BUT NOT
BADLY wAsuEo-CoNDUION OF THE BRIDGES.
HARRISBURG, Penn, March 1O.-The damage
the lines OF the Pennsy wanna Railroad by the lee was
very much exaggerated. There damage sufficient
TO cause delay to the trains except on the river line
between Columbia anu MiddletowD. and all
the trains around By the shortcut,
lie Mount JOY, there really no detention on
this account. No permanent damage was done to
the river line, the track being simply covered with
cakes OF ice and drtwOOd two ar three canalboats
also swept te track aud soon as these
together with the ice and drtwOOd removed, the
track will be opened and no further detention TO
freight passenger will occur. No damage OF
any conseGuence was done TO the bridges. The
Pennsylvania aud Erie Railroad bridges across the west
Branch OF the Susquehanna. ut Northumberland, was
Nv several small bridges ACROSS tlat stredm'
which had breu swept down from points above Oht no
damage done excepting u break rev or tr tln'
bers when were repaired wlt1in few hours. COium-
ba Bridge was damaged IN the same way oy the Zee
but Inurdlatelt repaired, 50 that "A locOMOt'Fe
passed over II a snort time after the occurrence