davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
IMPORTS.

FROM saS FRAScIsco-Per American Lloyds, Oct 2lst-lo
"a nmmunitinn. 3 bbls asphainm, s doZ brooms, 1856 SKIS bran,
2 Is books. "a do boots and shoes, % bal5s bags, 81 pkgs bread,
. cs brushes. I57 pkgs building materials, 20 bdls sash, % do
blinds. IO. COO shingles, 1 carriage, 20 pigs castings, 43 do
chinese mdsc, 2 c. chocolate, ! do clothing, 20 bxs Candles, 20
cts corn, ~ pigs crockcry, 90 do drugs, do dry goods, csc
do groceries. 3 es glue. % pigs hardware, S tons hay, psgs
leather, 800 bbIs lime, 1 csc m~ouldings. II do malt liquors, 227
pigs pipes, 50 do iron plates, - bdls bar iron, 30 do sheet iron,
: pea copper piqes. 9 reels lead, ! pkgs meal, do machinery,
100 kess nails, 2 6 oIiye oil. so do coal oil, 100 SKIS potatoes, 10
bdis paper. IL pkgs paint. 10 GO powder, 6 do paper hangngs,
s c. peas, 3 DO beans, l do lard, 4 do bacon, 4 do beef, 4 pigs
cheese, 20 cs spirits tarpeniine, 80 stoves, 81 pkgs ~saddlery, /
bbI syrur, 10 bxs starch, G57,635 lbs sugar, s cs stationery, 8
bales salt, - pkgs liquors, 2Si lbs tea, 10 Pkgs vegetables, i
bl vinegar. 1 wOodenHarc, so gals wine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
PASSENGERS

FoR sypxEy Per ZeaIandia, Oct 2O-Chas GenineS.
F,n TAHrrI-Per Pomare, Oct 23-G o Laus, F Mossman,
and , others
Foa GU,So IsLANDs-Psr & NJ Ward, Oct 2S-Nlrs KIM
ney, and S laborers.
FoH UtypwARD PoRrs-Per EiIaass, Oct sc J Lyons,
wife ana child. J ID Mills, e l. Condre, IL DeSeIiH. J 7 Carl
Ger. 3 p Quinn. J whiIford, II Mitchell, J HirsS, Mrs 5 L
Bishop. Miss Della Bishop, L p Fisher, CTosbie, w ii heed,
infant and nurse, Mr. Along, Miss z Along, n A Lyman, Jas
WOODS. y Spencer, ID w Turtle, w r seafs Geo w MacfaE-
lane. Mrs Kin. G Armstrong, C Brown, & T. Williams, DIR X
Oliver, c w Grey, 5 staines, } Bacon, Capt A Tripp, +
Dunn, and about Al deck.
FoR sAS FRAScIsco-Fer North Star, Oct 26-Mr Hahn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
PORT OF HONOLULU, IA. 4.
ARRIVALS.

81. clam bk sonona. NeWbury, q days from san Fran
2i-Amb k American Lloyds, Park, 81 days from sar
francisco.
22-Schr NetIie Merrill. Crane. from LaLaina, Maui.
22-Schr Ia Moi. Reynolds, from Kahuiui, Maui.
Sj-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina. from HanaIei, Kauai.
23-schr Marion. Lambert, from KoIoa and Waimea.
2i-Schr Manuokawai, Kimo, from NawiliwiIi, Kauai.
2j-SchT Uilama, Mana, from Kohala, Hawaii
25-schr Mile Morris, Kai4waio, from KaunakaksL
26-Schr Kamsie, Kibling. from Waimea & Koioa.
26-Schr Mary Ellen, Peni, from KohaIa, hawaii.
36-Schr Luka, Kaai, from Maliko, Maui.
35-Stmr Kilapea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
VESSELS EXPECTED.

Bark Victor, from Puget Sound, TO n Hackfed & Co, is due
Bark Camden, from Puget Sound, to II Hackfeh & Co, due
about Nov /.
Nov Ih.
Pm IS City Of Sydney, from San Francisco, 10 II ilackfeh
a Co, due Nov IiIb.
Bark Ceylon, from Boston, TO G Brewer q Co, is now due
Brit bk Doyenbys from Liverpool, TO sr I ii Davies, will be
due in December.
Bark " u Amy, from San Francisco, to Castle & Cooke. is
due.
Barkenlne Jane A Falkinbnrg, from Portland, to Castle &
Cooke, is due
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
DEPARTURES rs.

l. 21-Schr Pauahi. Hopu, for Hlo. Hawaii
2f-Am bk Sonoms, NesbuTy, for guano islands.
23-Am scnr Q VI Ward, Ross, for guano islands
23-IIaw brig Pomare. Chave, for Tahiti.
23-SImr Kilauea. Marchanf, for Maui and Hawaii
2l-Sehr Ka Moi, Reynolds, for Kahuiui, Maui
24-EchT Settie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
2f-Schr Marion, Lambert, for Rooa g. Waimea. Kaua
21-SchT ManuOkawai, Kimo, for Nawiliwii, Kauai.
25-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for 9analei, Kauai.
26--Am brig North Star, Davis. for San francisco.
27-SchF Nile Morris, KaIawsia. for Raunakakai-
2-Schr UiIama. Mana, for Kohaia, Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
TEEE RIDGE HOUSE !!
RE1L1RERU1 ID y III W1H

x@&n~ THE HA wAIIAN ISLANDS ARE
EiX noted the world over for their unriyaied saIubrity Of
lf climate. Certain localities IN the group are espec
aaklxf tally favored In this way-Tbe District Of Kona, on
the leeward side of Hawaii, has long been famed ~ a place nj
resort for invAiids with bronchial, or lung diseases. with IT,
pure and mild atmosphere, with its absolute fTeciom from
storms or high winds, with rs porous soil which, with all ls
rich vegetation, retains no dampness and Yields no malaria. and
with an unvarying temperniure-thRt 81 the American OF
Southern European June-ALL THE YEAR ROuND the
climate Of Kona IL one 81 the heaithiest and most luxurious On
the globe.
The undersigned, at his house at Kaawnloa, a hOaso uno.
qualed In the district for sze, cleanliness, oOmnodiousnepe,
and thOroughness Of furnishing. IL prepared 10 give boar1efE
excellent rooms ana All Obtainablc comforts in the WaV ~ diet.
THERE ARE FRESH WATER BATHS
on the premises, and fine sea bathing witlin a short dislance
The steamer Kilauea and the schOoners ufiAma and Prince. ran
regularly between Honolulu and the KaaWalOa landing,
The undersigned employs no agents nor runners. nte bN,se
speaks for Itself upon inspection. "A. TODD.
Kaavaloa, Reaiskekua Bay, Kona, Nov. 10, 1873. an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
MARRIED

Characteristic this city Oct 2st, by the Rev Mt w
Frear, Mr CHRISTIAN CERT TO Miss MARY ToNl Of San Fan
cisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
Brilliantly diminishing a Distance of Half a Mile.

PRICES OF ADMISSI0N-Dress Circle, $IO0; Pit so cents
Doors open at : O'Clock. commences at half past Z. Tickets
can be had at McWaynes Drug Store, and at the door on the
evening of Performance. It
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
FOR LEASE
LAND IN

GfAN BE LEASED FOR 4 TERM or FIVE
iEAkS. This lAnl Contains abcci Tarce Acre.. All +
situated rear tie road King StTeet, opposite tie Refo-ua,o-y
SSaooi premises with q Large House, Ehilh VII be iessef
"a eo3neeA9n Win he laid There IS = Carriage Read ieadiur
from King Street 70 Tie house. This and IA vel ss.D,sf -
Rice Culture, and las a good supply IF wa,er. % S--,te-
laEAcoaEs, enquire CT e.. ". MACY,
to Guardian Fr = " Me- ?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
VESSELS IN PORT,

aERCHtETHEE.
iIaE brig W II Alien.
Am bk syren, Newell.
Am schr Bonanza. loading.
Am bk ID C Murray, Fuller, loading.
Am nix Mary Belle Roberts, Grey.
Am bk American Lloyds, Park, dischareing
vuALER.
Am VII BIZ Three Brothers, Owen. disehargins
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
No Subscriptions Received FOR Lees Than One Year.

Payable invariably In advance, l. e., at the close OF the quarter
during which such have been received 90 ordered. All sub
scriptlons unpaid at the end O. the month following The quar-
ter, the Publication viii be retained until the same Ia settled
fTi lint no subscription r. stopped unless Il IL ~ ordered. n
IL always assumed that q Hubscriber will notify when re
wishes his publication discontinued.
o. Periodicals 70 be discontinued or changed must be- al
vised ahead, o. all received after the time desired will be
charged at Counter Retail Rates. as from the low mnrRin on
the News Subscription Business, u IL impossible 10 assume
from One 10 three months publications beyOnd a eubscrIptlon
through the want Of foresight In dicrs.
changes therein will apply TO all new and renewed
q after date. fly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
American Magazines
German Periodicals.
Honolulu Papers at Publishers Rates.
Having Wide Awake Agents in San Francisco

! Subscribers are assured Of their being earlier and more prompt
recipients OF Their Periodicals than through any other source.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
Real Estate Exchange T!

NOR ON BERETANIA STREET,
II mauka side, six lots, 1O0xIJ0. These are choice building
situated opposite Messrs. Dillingham; az&Epstle's proper
~, and have the water pipes close thereto.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-28
TO LET.

TO LET.
THE COMM0DIOCS DWELLING
60 House On kukul Stree;. ct present occupieH hv Mi. J
c. Glade. Possession given from the LIST Of Ancus,
1876 Fr further particulars apply to
iul1 Il r. LENEHAN 4 co. Queen 81.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
A NATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST,

perfect syseem "a rules Of sslf.measursnsut
s::s . h' 'ssss V. :i -: S'' is
"I 6pposs you hsys 1t Least half dosen
A. my dser mi We have more than tssesty.
each charged with its own businen, and each
fs e E: e gsse. necessary wheel With
v. win You name dossn or 70 of them ?.
A. with. pleasure. Tho Custom Depart
ment, for those Eho prefer .custom-made 10
viz Il S>i6ss sock Of 81 npdssW ea..
The Shirt l4keory, with ia busy machines,
making our own Aist-cla1 shiFta. Tbs Trim.
ming Deps1t%snt itsslf = zig q many . rsku.
Receiving Room. The Order Department.
named heleee.. The epecial Uniforms Depart,
ment The Dsllvery, DEPARTMENT. viii It's
v. "IIold, hold Or, onouahr'
4. .Im not half thioughr The Advertising
editing and pubiiahin01 budnsa and popuiar
saa a yass "a IN G Ssny
Dspaftmenf The YOUTH Department. The
c en,s5ca N pfpsasst s v,ta x spscsl
mcnt Tho Chief CLERKS Department, win
Its book keepers and essistants. General Man
ayers Department; Finaqctsrs Office, aud
other Offices q The frmL all busy a bees
Ing, rekf.sslsns. recS sending out ceiling.
and in thounndl dys Joining their forces
ing 70 between s2,ooo.ooo and s30o0.0Oo IA
v "s-tu.pen-d-ou.r
A; Indeed u II I forgot 70 name tho
Of retail eales on some single daysT
a. 1900, im%sn.e! That what enables
A. Exactly Yoq Aeve w. hit It.. The
people throne hsse, m (i99 that we depend
much aboutr
4. "Our sysbsln Of busnsn dealins-1. One
price, NO deviation 2. Caah for everything 4.
A guarantee protecting The purchaser; L. The
money returned " the buyer can't otherw Use
V. N0shfng could be fAirer."
4. "Noehing.. And the people zee H."
..,EaWen. thank you. air. for your polite
A, Mot It al. It's pleasure TO sefvs you.
Call again; and BE- sure Of the plsGe-Wsna-
maker 4 Browns Oak Hall1 op@ East cor
ner Sixth and Market" "
Good mQFning"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
Deaths.

WOODROW On the ID inst, Jossy T., Son Of l..
T. and Lizzie Woodrow. aged two years and nine
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of his parents, No. n3 West 18th ST. Thursday,
April 9Th. Services at half past two o'clock.
Dearest Jossy thou hast left us,
Hers thy loss deeply feel,
But tits God that hath berenft uS,
lie can all our sorrows heal
RICR.-!On April Sd. 1876. Louisa. wife of +, l.
Rice, Jr.
RIChARDSON.-On Second day, Fourth month,
Srd, Of pneumonia, Henry b, Richardson, in tbs
3ist year Of his age.
MEGRATTEN.-On the ID instant. at u o'clock, p.
M, Sarah Aegratten, in the s3d year Ut her age.
slL.vER-.on Saturday. April lst., At 34b A. NJ;
Silver, in the sd year Of her age.
j KsSUP.-On the 18th, Of March, 1875, at her resi.
dence on the Brandywins. Mrs. Lydia M. Jeasup
formerly Of Westfefd, Mass.
JOHNSON.-EliEabeth Hilss. infant daughter oil
DIR. Robsrt r. and Susan Grace Johnson
JAMEs.-In this city, Tuesday afternoon. March
18th. 1876 Clara Louisa James. daughter Of Ed
ward +. and Louisa g. James, aged two years, foui
months, and seventeen days.
PRATT.-1n this city, on Tuesday. March 18th, 1876
Margaret j., wife Of Thomas q. Pratt, in her akt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
O,Rrien,s Great shsw.
oRRAP AMusRlrKNT.

That the price Of . comfortable or sligib .
seat at nearly all our public exhibitions,
from the grand opera down, u too exces-
sive, 10 the opinion of all our amusement
loving public.
At least one manager in tho country, i'm
pressed with the above fact, has concluded
70 try the experiment Of reducing his i'd
mission price fifty per cent.
Mr.. O'Brion, the proprietor Of the Great
Combination Of Menagerie, Museum, Cir
Gus, DO, which 10 to exhibit at Wilmington
Monday, April Gath has reduced tho admis-
sion fee TO his exhibition from nifty to
tablishment has been before the public for
tho past eleven years, and has always been
considered the equal Of any tented exhibi-
ton In the country, and superior to very
many now travelling.
The proprietor states in his advertise
ment, that "while he has reduced his en-
trance fee one-hslf. he has at the same
| time doubled the extent aud attraotiveness
Of his exhibition" We think the public
will appreciate his efforts, and that the
largely increased patronage he will receive
| from putting his admission At twenty-five
cents, will increase his receipts far beyond
what they would be At his former price Of
Atty oents-
The establishment represents cash in
vestment Of nearly one million dollars. Il
exhibits . circus, In two separate And re-
mote rings, with two different companies
performing ct the same time.
Tho circus 10 exhibited In two ringa tw'
full circus troupes appear at the same time
also two banda Of music. and all 1t costs h
SEQ this great show IL twenty-five cents
There 10 mo half price twenty I've cent
for everybody-big and little.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

We condenss/fso the xeAipa RsplAAt tho
substance Of y conversion about Oak Hall, In
Philade1 viz anamaker q BroWn's IaFSest
Clothin} 7a&se n AUeFioa." A yixtoF and
Wsfaoy. Wbaf c35rnSv II ih> A,,flA,n~ m p,
laasdaae. .South. Eass corner OF 50 and
Market Please note the eIXTH. for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have besn mailed
BY designing persons"
It's dimensionsr
1870 odd on Sixth, six stories hieh. h. over ,s
three acres q noof1n4, and covers space once
S Ssss pises y hsa twenty dihsisns busi-
.Do you 6se steam. powerr'
for the freight and passenger elevators, and he
boiIer1 steam for heating. and he other oDerp
tions OF the house"
What ordet DO you tate with goodsr'
the basement, ON long luX countsrs. ~ tsie IN
thence on the fHlght elevator q ~ insDsc.
tors room on thSy "a door."
Y. ID inspectnl the mt operation r.
masn1 ES q or IN %e S The good. arc ART
cloth passes over rollers In The face Of : ssronS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

The loss Of New York by either party is
loss Of tho whole battle. Tho State 10 in
Democratic hands, and can be rescued only
by the most perfect unity among the Re-
publioans. The nomination Of Blaine 1t
Oincinnad would be surrender Of New
York in advance, and with 1t surrender Of
all reasonable hope Of electing the next
President. Neither Conkling nor bis
friends can be expected to work with zeal
for Blaine. Though belonging to the same
political party they are inveterate personal
epemies, and have not spoken to each 9TH
or for seven or eight years. with Blaine
a President, Mr.. Oonkling and his friends
would be ostfacized, and tho whole i'm
mense federal patronage in this State would
dow through other channels. II 10 not TO
expected that Senator Oonkling and his
friends, who control the Republican organ
ixAtiou In this State, will lend helping
hand to dig their own political graves. The
electoral votes Of New York will undoubt-
eddy be given to the Democratic candidate
II Mr.. Blaine should be nominated at Gin
cinnai, and the party cannot AFFORD to fling
away 10 important State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
#arriages.

ORR-CRkWFORD.-ln this city. on March y
1916 at the residence Of the brides parents, I'll W.
9TH street, by the Rev. 7. +. MArtindAle, Charles
T. Orr. TO Mary +. Crawford, all OF this city.
ZIER-ANDRE--,Ispuarya Nh 1870. Roxanna,
Sussax Co., by Rev William X. Tubba, Lsmusl
Rralisr to Miss Emma Andre. all Of Sussex TO-,
Del,
18th, 1876, At the res.
idenoe Of Alfred Lynch, ESQ., In Baltimore Hun.
drod, by Rev. w. X. fubbs, William Gray, Of
Worcester Co, Nd. 10 Mrs.. Nancy Hudson, Of
Philadelphia, Pa.
RICHARDS-STEEI.- March 9sth, 1875, at the
residsncs Of the brides parents, by Rev. W. Il.
Tubbs. Joseph Richards TO Miss Jane q. Steel.
both Of SuAsex Co., Del
BARNRY-BARNES.-.O n March 2, by Rev, Jos.
Wslch. Lexington Barney aud Etoia Estells
Barnes. both Of this city.
STRAIN-ARMOR.-Att the residsnce Of the brides
.shsr ~ Js%ss March stsa AZ y k SsS
Saddle r. Armor, all Of New Castle county, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

Correspondence Of the Commercial.


NkwARK, DEL, April 6.-The election for
I've town commissioners, yesterday, pro-
voked An unusual interest, although no H.
sues were involved, and very little opposi.
ton was manifested 70 the reelection Of
the old Board. The poll was tho largest
Of any town election yet held, amounting To
l19 votes Politics did not enter the con-
tsst There were eight candidates In the
Aeld. The following were chosen /: George
". williams (R. 116 votes yno. W: Evans
(D.) liz James Springer %. los Nathan
Sanders (R-) 80; James Armstrong o. IS.
Frank Griffith received 40 votes, ". B.
Thornley, ~, and John Atkinson 49,
At tho sehool election Saturday last, O.
O. King was 70 elected director for three
years for United Districts Noe. SO and Al.
The Board now stands: Rev. J. A. Stone
(President), G. @. Cling and g. W. Viii
liams (Olerk.)
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

The Visitors Guide to tho Centennial
Exhibition and Philadelphia, with two re-
ference maps showing the principal points
Of interest in the city and tho plan OF the
grounds and buildings Of the Exhibition.
has Just been Issued from the publishing
house Of J. r. Lppincott 4 Co., Nos. us
aud TIT Market street, Philadelphia. This
book il the only one Of the kind sold on the
Centennial Board Of Finance and approved
by the Director General. It u . oompen-
dunn Of all that IL interesting and sorth
visiting in and :around PhilAdelphis. We
receive it through Boughman, Thomas l. Co.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
A Maryland Expression.

The 1t. Aiohael's (Md.) Comet r,diculss
tho idea Of imprisoning man for his taxes.
II says 1.-THE idea of putting delinquent
tax payer. in this Centennial year Of the
18th century, in Jail Then, We suppose,
IL he does not coon hquidAte his indebted
ness to the county or state govsrnment they
do him to the post-for Delaware stali has
her whipping post-and give him nine and
thirty. Such barbarous practices would not
lonk 90 bad In South Sea Island, but in the
Diamond State Of this Union, and especially
tn this Centennial year OF grace In which
the nation oslsbrates her rise and progress,
n n intolorable to refined eelhment."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
The Conference AcAdesny

THE INSURANCE MONEY ATTACHED IN THE
We have information from Dover to tie
effect that Caleb Pcnnewill, - Trustee for
some Of the creditors, has obtained an exc.
cution AGAINST the ConfersLce Academy and
attached the insurance money in tho
hands OF the Insurance Companies. Unless
some satisfactory arrangement can be made
10 release this money 1t will prevent the re-
building Of the institution and may break
up the school altogether. This action 10,
Of course. very Notifying to the friends Of
H. .a.Anvmv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

NasAtnassn 9pssial to .Nes York Times.
President Grant purchased, two or three
years since. 5000 square feet Of ground
extending 1888 feet along Rhode Island
avenue and las feet along Vermont avenue,
and fronting tho p street circle, paying for
il e22,Sl5,6l He had intended To have
commenced the erection Of . substantial
residence this year on this lot, and to have
had IL ready for his occupation in March,
1877. Bat recent events have evidently dis
Rusted him with Washington life, 20 the lot
has been sold, and he will probably settle on
his homestead near St Louis, called Wish
ton-wish. Mrs. Grant is said to be especial
ly anxious 70 escape from the hollow-heart.
ed society Of this metropolis.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
The new Castls Heep Bsas.
4 UNIQUE AND NKAr rIxos OF woRK-To Bl
e1lf 10 THn CENTENNIAL.


Nj. John D. Cannon, Dr., Of New Castle,
hss completed boat for the Centennial, to
BE- forwarded to Philadelphia this week,
which 10 not only skillful and beautiful
piece Of workmanship, but credit to bis
city and our ,Stass. Her dimeosions are |;
length IL II aud breadth Of beam It. ::Har
planking ID n inch cedar. 6hs 10 construct
ID on the hoop principle, and held togsther
with copper hoops, going round the outside
and tangs paasing up through the gunwAle,
with nut on top, sorewing her tsut, there
by obviatng the necessity Of caiking
or timbers. She IL snugly I'm
ished, inside, with red and white
cedar and walnut, and IL ~ perfect
- though cast In . mould. There 10 no
paint or putty about her, the entire work
being exposed 10 that every joint, or the
place where IL should be, may b seen. She
IL to be sold during the exhibition, and d.
ready there are indications u . spirited
contest among the sporting fraternity fol
her possession. We shall not be surprised
II she brings her owner handsome figure
and . number Of orders for "copy OF the
original"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

RICHMOND, April 3-Thaxton T. Robin
son and ss; :, s,,as youas %sn highly
day, At New Providence church, near Ruts.
burg, in that county. 70 settle an old feud
with pistols. Robinson was shot In the sb-
domen, and tho other received one shot In
the hand. which glsnoing went through his
cheek and longed In the back Of his head.
Another shot took effect In his breast. The
latest report states that Robinson il dead
and Mitchell could not survive. Tho diff
Guilty 10 understood 70 have been on account
NJ 4 vOrunn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
The new jersey Fish Troubles,

The new jersey. Fish Troubles.
The Trenton correspondents Of the New
York Times, under date of April ID, writes:
Tho suit ordered by the Legislature to 10
COMMANDED In the United States Supreme
Court against the State Of Delaware to test
the rights Of the two States TO fish In the
Delaware river will be at once instituted BY
tho Attorney General. Tho suit grows out
Of . difficulty experienced BY some Salem
county hshermen some years ago. They
were taking fsh from the river when an
armed tug, SAINT by the Delaware authors
ties, seized them and carried them to Will
mineton, where they were fined. The con-
t1oversy that ensued led to the appoint
ment Of Commissioners BY both States to
ssttie tho matters In dispute. The COM
mission finally disbsnded without reaching
any conclusion. The mattex having been
brought to the notice Of tho present Legis-
laturs anew this year by Senator Plummer
Gov. Bedlo was directed to act In the
premises. He visitsd Philadelphia few
days ago, and there met Gov. Cocbrane
who told him that he was powerless to act
Il was then arranged that the suit SHOULD
BE- brought, Gov. Coohrane agreeing 4
conoeds I'll that this State demands till ,
decision shall have been reached