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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-27

Marrow ESckrE Ca the a9.h @. August fen
dish asseaT; was made BY 1--WE young SzE Fraasis-
c. Loedlums ioih-os the Easieru bouud train from
the t-aes in Buneoldt valley. by tampsriuE with
The switch Tie track a. tia; place rms along an
e1aanknent some sixty feet in height. AZ The foot
q. waica ruus THE Humboldt rivei. Owing 10 It's
being down hili crlde the train wzs runnins 81
Vsry sloN speed. which fact alone saved ii from
icing P-ecipitsted into the river with probable
great loss Of life. Tais fortunate escape from sen
ous ds=s.s-, j. more specially matter OF feIiei,z-
tiou . Is o. Honolulu. as Ihere Were uumber q
HaWaiisus og Tie train, among whom we're re Rev.
B ?. Pl-Se-. Ms and Mss. Spencer Of Nakaxao.
Mss Carrie Castle, C. P Castle, and james B Cas-
lie The two Young miseresu;s were srrested. z1d
seut 70 EGrcka 20 avail The ssion ofthe Grand T1ry
TzE BRavo MTsTEET.-Lsis Loudoa papers cor
tain lole accounts 81 tie coroners Investigations
o. The dezth Or prosperous youuE London bar
ris;er i.sned B-lvo who died suddenly on the 2Ist
q Aprl last. He Eas recently married 10
wealthy yoGnc widow, and. 10 al sppearznee lived
happily Uifk his vie Bur one dzy. q lev months
afcr the marriage be went ont 10 The West End with
Der Sbe lefi him and ven; away to their beautiful
Suburban retreat At BALKAN He followed lev
hours AiierVar5, leit his companion and bes; Of
feuds a. the Victoria Station arrived Al his resi-
deace. vent or for ride, came boue, dined with
lis wife aud lsdy eompzniou, within an hour Sfter
diuuur taken fatally 81, and died. undoubtedly
of zulirnouizl poison, but, socor1iu- 20 bis dyiuE
declaration. not poisoned knowingly by himself
The mystery las been twice Investigated BY the
1ost iufeIliccut o. ccrouer's iuries, bat without
attaining 10 suy satisfactory results
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-27
DOwner's Kerosene OIL,

FROM BOSTON. ALSO.
Garden and Plantation Hoes. No. and Msiiosks
c. S. Spades. shovsls. Scoops and RassI,
Handled Ares. Hatsbsts-sbingling sad Axe p.ifers
Rim Knob Locks, Chest and Psdlooks. &s.
Clothes Pins. Raw Hides. Sash Cords. Sand Paper.
Sash Cord. syrnges, MusilAgs. Horne Cards.
sledgeS, Champers, Horse NEils and Shoe Ink.
7 Hinges to Il in. Timed Tacks-s to "A IN.
W. W, Paint. Shoe. Scrub and Faruish Brushes.
Self Heat Irons, Mason's Backing.
Corn Starch, Whiting. Metallic Paint,
Snow White Zine, Eastern Broons, Patty.
A large Assortment Of chiunsyI. Common. Clipper.
Sun. Perkins Howes. &e.
Lanterns, Kerosene Wieks. 10.
few dozen Of the best Patent Glass Preserving Jars.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-27

Visionary Coisrdge. who
D95 szeeP his thozEhzs EnEs-s %
Rsr E5nEs- viii cs5a1cs q TIE h1ue.r-
has zost perfectly expressed the Thoughts which
naturally arse II this Eoa5s-fal valley.
TsoEAs L GUL1cK-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-27
Lease of a Certain IEarf Of Land.

Nv order Of the Commissioners Of Crown Lands a. the
san1n lime and nlac-. 1 VII ell he
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-09-27

NEvsr, SWITZERLAND.
DEkE 6ArEr-r An hundred times wished y0u
could have been With the great glaciers q the
Natierhor1, Jansfrsn ana Mt. Blanc. I; Is a. sx-
pereaer to feed OF far lifetime with enduring Joy.
There IS ssase q TEni;shie power a vel As sol
osal sPleaao5 ana ,siress which had not aHiicipa
TED We had visible and Aadibis Demonstration that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
PASSENGERS .IRRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOI--Tn steamship Egypt. May s.-His
Excplleucy q. :. Orth, L. J. Minister Vienna AIRS ORTIZ
Miss Orth MI ORTIZ, H. H. Wapoe Mrs. r. II. Wapole and
children Mr.. NJ. y. Marion ana infant Miss r. Marion
Mrs Preiergast Hall, MIS- Taylor Miss Taylor Miss
Noyes Richard rubb Richard Grubb. W. Busby, Mrs.
Olye e. Beach Miss A. h. Beach, X. NJ Beach MIS- inams
j. r. Williams w. A. wilkins, Irs. W. Buchahan Mss
Buahanan Master q. r. Buchanan r. klng, l. p hins'
Mrs. d. German. y q. Gorinan hls r" behJa
min Mrs " BENJAMIN ard infant Master c. Benjamin. W.
Dmnnio!iM Mrs 81 Dunniein ana In ant Master r. DUNN
,il Miss g. Coates, q. d. Peters T. r.
salisbury. T. Young. ~ H. HALEY q H. Nan1slaon. Sohh
Rowcll Miss Annie Dryden, Mrs Annie Cannon Miss
Cannon Miss Z. Cannon. q: coleman. r. laisn,
~ n Pbiips H. A. Jackson Houghton. =. L. Merchant,
Mrs Merchant child Miss Nellie Penrose MI MAIL ~ j.
III Iryey Mrs H. Milngon and infant Master j. g. MIXING
ION Miss Iy MingioD, j. Wmteng, Thomas Bauanty me-
The Rev r. A. Terney C. o. Wheeler Thomas Peacock Mrs
Wisoo Master Wilson, Misso. T. Barrow, Mrs T. Bar
row and infant Barrow. L. Wisa Miss A Aleu- Miss
o. BIosner Miss n. Fitzgerald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
AgoUr Presidential CANDIDArES,

BLAINE BEST CHANCE or wiENING-wuY BRi'roW
ANo rtDHS WILL NOr III NOMiNArHD--JrDGE
DAVIS TO THE FEONT.
70 the EditOr Of Ths Tribune.
SIR: There will be n great deal of bad blood
n the Cincinnati Convention between the friends OF tho
,spirants. Tine friends OF Blaine are the most deter
mined and have the hest chance TO win. The friends OF
Conkng aud Blaine will be moro apt to unite on Whe'r
cr HIyes than Bf,tow. They will prevent his nom-
nation They regard him rs intruder; not having
earned the position he has assumed Thc seninolt cX-
pressed by Boutwell, a short time since ~ to any one
raised und,r the influence OF Slavery being UNIT for
President prevails among good many. and will BIO urged
against Bristow.
Thc Westcrn Northwestern Pcnnsylvana ana few
SOU hern will prevent the nomination of Tiden at
st. Louis. There is u growing feeling among tho most
sensible Democrats here and all over tho country mat
they cannot elect any who WIS Democrat ana op-
posed in sentiment and they VIII conclude
best to take Judge Davis, making the man the lat
form" It is the best thing Tor them to do Yours d.
E1shiugtOu, May u, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
MIDNIGHT WEA7HER REPORT.
Probabilities

During Tuesday, in the South Etsntlc
States rising barometer winds veering To west aud
north, aud rainy followed by cooler, clearing weather
will prevail.
In the Gulf States rising barometer, cool rorihcriy
WINDS shifting TO westerly, ana IN tue SJiti
west ~ soutDery winGs falling barometer and clear
weather.
In the upper lake REGION falling, followed by rising
barometer, sOuthcIly veerlng TO cooler north
westerly winds. partly cloudy weather, and possibly
light rains In tie northern pOIt or.
In TIE LOO LIKES rising, followed by falling DaroDc
tr, westerly Winds backing To warmer southerly and
clear or yartlv cloudy weather.
In tie Md ne states, rising. folloued By stationary
br orth-ioest 10 sObtest rids IOer tcDJefG-
hTs ha ,day, pdrhy cloudy toeIher, and coast
RAIN sueoee led by clearing t0eotker.
In hca-Erg gland, rising barometer, north 10 west
Winds lower teml .ature ept the coast, partly
cloudy weather, and rain areas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
ENGLAND'S DEMAND.

An ABLE REPLY BY SECRETARY FISH.
wINsLows UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER INSISTED
UPON BY THIS CoUNTRY-MR. FISH REGULATES
THE DOCTRINE THAT A TREATY CAN BE CHANGED
ENGLISH sTAIUTE-PRACTICE AND OPINION
AGAINST ENGLAND.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The full text OF the letter
of Secretary Fish to our Charge dAfiires in En-
gland in regard to tho Winslow case, is now given
to the public. 1t is a triumphant answer to the
British demand that pledge be given not
to try Winslow for any oifcnso except that for
which his extradition is asked. Mr.. Fish
shows that the practice Of both coun-
tries and the opinions of eminent authorities
are decidedly against any such pledge Both coun-
tries have tried criminals for crimes other than those
for which they were extradlted, without protest
from either. Mr.. Fish furthermore emphatically de-
MES the right of England to impose conditions
10 a treaty by an act of Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

It memory OF ts woman Ike that OF her
renowned husband likely be Kept alive 10 the eEf OF
time said to have possessed irritable tsmper
has become synonym OF vixen OF sc0ld
possible however, that the Judgment passed
upon her y man AHoro charitable
dspos would undoubtedly have discovered In her naIy
qualities aud have 2ttr buei her angs more 10 physi
cal inrnites than q moral obtguy Tae parry most n'.
acquainted with her and Therefore best able 10 form
opinion gives her credit for many domestic virtues
II we'll that many OF the diseases 10 WHOA
women subject have direct tendency To roDer them
irritable peeys morse unreasonable 80 That they
chafe all those little Ills and annDyances that
rs0n would with composure, Is fair 10 infer
that Of due 70 tacss
alDne could Socrates he returned ftom tho
senate the Gymnasium the Atenaum, have stopped at
Mortas drug store ana carried home botte o. DIT
PIRgCRs PRESCRIPTION and tnen no Doubt ne
might have evaded many curtain ectrre aayed manys
domestic bro" made Ii much Pheasant Tor tne chiirn.
aud enjoyable for himself and rescal M, wies name
the unenYable world de and eternal notorety II has
attained Thousands OF bless the day which Dr.
PIE .CEs FAvOlIH PREsCRP first maie known 70
them single bottle often gives delicate and sun ring
women months OF treatment from ther family
phy scian all those arrangements ca isng baekache
drigging senssJns nervous and general deb N.Y. It's
gn remedy Its soothing and healing proprfes rem
der 1t OF the utmost value TO ladies' suffering from intrf
fever, congestion, Inflammation or uoeration ana Is
strengthening effects tend To correct dspacemens or IN
parts ihe result OF weakness OF natural suppos
Isl sold by al druggis.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
MUSIC.
THE KELLOGG OPERA TROUPE.

THE KELLOGG OPERA TROUPE.
Meyerbeer's spectacular opera, Star of the
NORTH which was revived early in March at the Acad
ey of Muc repeated at Booths Theater last even
ing before fair-slzed audience The music alone Will
not float this opera appeals 10 The eye rather than TIC
car. and it's success depends almost entirely
upon scenic effects- The complete appointments
Of this theater enabled Miss Kellogg to give
far more satisfactory performance than she had done at
the Academy. The chorus has been greatly strength
ened the scenery and dresses good and the military
tableaus are very effective. CGiterina is an excellent
part this vivacous prima DONNA and she seemed 10
please an audience that owing 10 the unreasonable heat
was not in the best OF humors. The opera Opened
rather tamely. and although the Drinking Song
and tho PRAYER in the first act aroused momeu-
tary interest IT was not until the bright pageant o.
hussars grenaders, and vivanlieres caught the ego IN
the Second Act the audience shook oil its opor an
evnced cordial appreciation. There were 200 persons
and horses the stage and tho military tabedu
with which tho closed WAS brilliant. Miss kellogg
evidently appreciates the fact that the opera is one to be
soon rather than heard and she is largely Indebted TO tL
stage carpenter and the wardrobekeeper for the favor
with which her company received last night TEcre
one scene that can be shortened to great advantage
the drinking bout In the Imperial tent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
DISPLAY OF SILVER ON UNIoNsQUARE.

Gorham a. Co., the well-knOwn manufactur-
and dealers ia syerware, opened yesterday their
retail store in Unon-square, to which they have re-
moved from Rondst.. Broadway. This new store,
the side OF the square, between sixteenth ana
Beventeenh-sts IL largo and well fitted up The entire
building has betn ned byEGOl ham Co., but IL not
prob BILE that the whole VIII be- occupied by thein. Inc
structure has 'front.' aud tic is 1O0r is 100 etV
IN depth by 30 feeti width The other stories 40 not OK
.enu 30 lar " the rear the design being 10 secure an X
cenSnt ignt for tue first story ms Is eHctcu ny
sAyngnt M the ceiling in the reac OF the mddle OF the
store. u q extending entirely acioss II. by means OF
shaues lhe degree OF light is easily adjusted Around
ms room SlVerware IN great variety IL dlsplaycu
III mdnhcr pleasing 70 the eye. fine piece OF WORK
Diausmp which attracts much attention. Is heAd OF
ChseS Dlekens skluly chased, surrounded by wreath
OF mowers there also plate containing tho date o.
MS OrtO ana OF his death Solid silver sets well as
VASES ana Otner ornamental pieces shown In many
attractive designs Those decorated In Queen Anne style
anu those obamented with fit chasing arrest the at
70 De much superior ~ the old English hammered silver
.n I'd Deautj ana IN cOstliDess of Workmanship, wnllc
ne genuine reoouSSe chasing, Of which the head OF
pckehs an example, Is still higher kind OF art The
basement OF tnc store Is 10 feet in len 9Th, and when
competed to I've occupied by reprOOf vaults. The re-
osa O the store has been made in accordance with the
uptown tendency, which has become prominent within
Iew years especially In the dry goods trade. The dis
pEy OF silver By 0orham Co. at the Philadelphia EX
npition will probably be the largest Of the kind made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
METHODIST BOOK CONCERNS.

THE SUBJECT CONSIDERED AT BALTIMORE.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO ASCERTAIN THE coSDi-
TON OF TIE WESTERN EsrABIlsHMENr-DR.
IANAHAN EXHIBITS CHECKS FOR Slo2,ooo.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN FROM THE NEW
YOgK CoNCERS-THE STATEMENT DENIED ABSo-
LUTELY-AN IYyHsrIGATIoN ORDERED.
BALTIMORE, May 8.-Bishop Foster presided
at tho opening OF tho Conference this morning. lmme-
dlately after religious services tho Roy. Dr. Hitchcock,
ar agent OF the Book Concern ut Cincinnati. rose to
question Of privilege and inquired OF the Secretary why
aud through whom paper to the Conference
by Dr. Lanahsn Saturday last In reference to tho
Western Book Concern had been furnished the Assoc
ated Press The Secretary. the Rev. MI woodruff dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
THE WORTH OF The EMMA MINE.

MR. KING OK Mr.. CHITTENDEN.
WHEN TIE MISE WAS TX MINED By MIR. KING
MEASUREMENTS BY MIR. CHITTENDES-LEr TIRE
sCHENCK PARTY BUY THE MINE NOW IL THEY
iEIIEVE IN IT.
TO me EditOr OF me Tribune.
FIR: Mr. l.. F.. .Chittcndcn, counsel for Gen.
Schcnck has permitted To be published letter ad-
dir sscd by him to the Hon. Thomas Swami, Chair
man OF the Committee of Foreign Affairs House OF
Representatives, which, by series of false state
mcnts, he conveys a wrong impression of my already
published letter to the Hon. Abram s. Hewitt.
iuolose for publication copy of my letter OF Nav
10 Nr. Swami pointing out Mr. Chttenden's mis-
statements, also a copy Of letter received from the
Ron Abram $. Hewitt yesterday in support of my
statements. Very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, CLARENCE MING.
T. s. GeoloFical Expiration Of ne 4OM Parallel, No. %
fjfihtcc, :. L., nay ), 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
MARRIED.

ER-GRoENDYKE-At the residence Of tho orites
paren Trenton y. Thursday Nay !, 1876, by Rev.
= ~ Stiiioni. John Gray Foster Of Newly CITY TO
Fannie H. dau shter d. y GrOendy esq.
JOHNSON-BELI.-On Thursday, May 4, at No 30 West
xh.si by Rev ;. NJ. Hamilton. Llcius Johnson
OF West Brighton Staten Island to Amelia daughter OF
William H. Bel Of New-YOrk
WILIIAMS-CASHIN-At Mrlrose. Westchesier- Co. ON
MAY T. BIZ tho Chas. II. Ritter. Eugene Williams Of
New York TO Eyalyn sshin Formerly OF Pni!adelpbiA
MontgOin cry, Alabama, papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

ship Don RssJ iPortl DIX 1rfependencis Buy ." osy1
shin Theresa Share Bremen a. days, In ballast
BARK snez Utah Stnga Al csnte AZ lays IN yslast a
Bark Constantine (N0r knudson Giasso" ~ aays IN osS
last. - O., 49,. c..su... "A
Bark Vaabaa orb core GATHERINGS 90 days. In ba's
BARK sorio fNor svsr ,rup Liverpool As days in ballast
Bark Vino MO Perrote u aLl ooyags ba,s'o' ia" 80 "
Bark Arlington (Norl PilnstroEe. Hsyre March a. I"
ballast Is anchored In Lower Bay for orders $3.50,
Bark Romance lot windsor, ". BIB Gormley. ldvIpo0
Mar'b 20 in ball Is anchored IN Lower Bay ior 9isr. e.
BARK Industrial taJ schiano, Glasgow IL days In BAL
Bark Do Flu (Anst) Premui Bordeaux 80 days In bal
Brig wolfville tot Liverpool NJ ST. Barting, Tnaiiat
Cuba IL days, with sugar. . -, ,,,,... ,aa...
Brig john Wesley toi BALTIMORE Ford Cionluegos ~ days.
W tn sugar. --..s
Brig Houston lot stockton Grli1n cardenas 10 days.
with ino.asses-
steamship Albemarle for Lew SHIPS Liyerpob an VIVA
FraIct, D London: Highland nsht, fr plE
NoAe Kngst Jam Abby Thaxter, and EiieI Malta
for -; sclr Robert Myhan, for An;igna.
WIND-Sunset. fresh. >. ioggy OIL SHORE
FOREIGN PORTS
PLYMOUTH May a.-The Hamburg American Line steam'
All Schw New-YOrk April "a.
r1vcd here o day T. Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, MAY s.-The American Line steamship
Indiana Caik from Philadelphia Apr ~ FOR Liverpool ar
rived here today.
DOMESTIC POTTS.
BANGOR Me-, May S-saed YESTERDAY brig Isaac Carver
KY WISE Fla. May s-Arrived. shin John Patton Wy.
from Hayre schr Ruth T. Carlisle, from New'forI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

dimes, and rich damassS grenadines. Black and
white silks bombazines. striped and checked
silks and Henrietta and tamisc cloths also displayed
Cheap English cashmeres, English grapes, and steel
cGored goods low prices attract mu attention
Here also may be found SUITS bOnnet and complete out
hs as well az parasOls, handkerchies. ruilngs and
everything requisite In mourning apparel The entire
tire ground floor ITO feet deep and 25 feet wide IL ls
well lighted The 90 feet the rear s now having just
been built Mr. Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
Mo,rRyING GOODS ON BROADWAY.

JacksOn's mourning goods establishment mas
recently been removed from waverey place and Broad
WAY to No. TT Broadway. directly opposite siewarts
retail store Mourning goods may be found here III pro
usion and Mr. Jacksons long experience enables nun
usi,y to satisfy the wants Of his cstoers Jacksons
store has been established Broadway since 1906 ana
no recommendation Is needed as TO tho quality Oh inc
goods offered TO purchasers. Special bargains Aie
nov a4srsd In Erauoh cashmeres. iron rrhna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
SILVER COIN AS A LEGAL TENDER.

10 the Edffor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Can any one tell why silver coin, which
hsd been legal tender since the formation of the Gov
ernmont for any amount was, 1873 deprived of that
auAyf Is there any good why 1t should not be
restored at oncef Why does Congress hesitate II ia
answered that II would enhance the value Of Senator
Joness silver Mines and should not therefore be done;
sna That Is the craftsmanship Of this Centennial year
oahI J. ID. ID.
berkeley Springs. W. Va. May 9, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
Centennial NnerinR.

WHY the 10th OF May the opeaing DAY OF the
Great Exhibition in Philadelphia remain mystery TO
many millions shown by the pubic In the
wonder working automatic Sewing Machine Of the WILCOX
Gibbs s. NJ Co.. operation there and In this cT a. 600
Broadw ay, corner OF Bonf-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

Two Pennsylvania tramps stopped at the
.ouse OF lone widow. and went In to beg. Worry
Eon ne Game out with Q bloody nose and @ frst-cass
QoWiso TIA s"ssrAst Z" I've got tis v'dnw'a might"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS

For other Ship Nelcs Second Pdge.l
ARRIVED.
Wrench Guicheu Pronhet, MAJ aguez 10 days nM
crew and carries two guns ANA Is OF lou
hGIsu power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
THE LARGEST AUDIENCE EVER IN THE HALL
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

BosroN, May S.-The debut of Miss Anna
Dickinson upon the dramatic stage in her own play OF
{" Grown OF Thorns" made this evening at the
Globe Theater before the largest audience ever in the
building The play is thought TO have much dramatic
BOONE and Miss Dcknsons delneation of the character
of nns Boleva maize favorable impression. sac was
received viii much enthusiasm and proiusion oil nor
eforings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
No. % FlFTn-tvE. NETWORK, May g. 1876.
Tie lion. THOMAS SWAMI, Chairman Committee OF
Forsfyt A GdlEs &c, Washington. ID. q.

The lion. THOMAS SWAMI, Chairman Committee Of
forsigu GdllS. DC, Washington, d. q.
SIR: In Tie Erening Post newspaper OF Friday Nav ..
appears letter addressed to you by Mr. j.. T. Chiten-
den counsel flr Gen. schcnck in which he states that
he consented" that my private letter to tho Hon.
Ahm : Hewitt should not 20 upon record because he
ibid not think it such letter ms Mr. King would
car, 10 have published" have not the slightest OBJ
lection TO the publication OF the letter Mr. Chittendcns
rctntion Of consideration ia downright nonsense as
will appear from the rest of his letter. wherein, II The
Ireng Posi correctly repOr-s him, he shows exactly
now DESTROYS nc OF treating me falrl by deliberately
or caIclcssly misstang the date OF my examination o
the Emma ne, making appear tnlt wrote the re-
1or lore ys ting the mine. respectfully request YOU
10 refer letter 10 Mr. Hewitt ana observe inst the
date of my examination the Sun oi june 1873, ana
not the 18Th. 49,.
Nv testimony IN former miulng litigation alluded TO
Crftcudsn il falsely reported n II represents
Mime In classifying the Richmond vein, used rs illus
tration. the family OF lUdes several wehnoW
Instances in Europe South America, and the unlten
whose distinctive geological lectures are wen
hore that never SAW the Emma untli tr uhte sFru III
my letter After this Hat misStaenen, NJ Chttclteu
yrtuous content that report should he tested 10y
iAf future OF the mue il almost stroke OF huinor.
~ oipioDs are indeed Ia bc tested beg To suggest
mode az verifying the coutd mt assertions OF tc client
of Mr. Chittrcn and his former associates concerning
the present wealth Of the Emma Mine, which have been
reiterated before Committee III thty VIII huN tue
con- ro the Emma stock at present nominal % prices
they vii! put themselves in position to promptly settle
ne question the mines value |; tncr sworn opinions
are founded on anything moro substantial than bIuf
they Will able Nudiclte tduced mime ana sew
crl damaged rem atoms besides for trivial outlay
possessing them.lvs OF the millions mon WHO'S exist
rucc they have plgtcd Their iat Ntrl respectfully,
your Incident servant, CLAKENCE kISG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

.a, .syiss him right had had no policy OF his own,
INT had gone iassses JaFe prneVie n'-n NOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

No. . LENINGTON-ANE., NEW-loRk, May :, 1915
MY DEAR MR. KING: The letter OF Mr. Chittcnden, to
the printed copy which in The EreHng Post You call
my attention. not presented TO the Committee before
left Washington. and DO not therefore know whether
il will he allowed 20 upon the record or not But am
free 20 Gay in advance that it is most dsngenuous pro-
ducton When he says that lie consented that your lei
ter should not 90 upon the record he simply overses the
fact for il was l. aud he who consented after lie
had accused me OF suppossn the otier which he seemed
To think might contain statement more favorable
10 the mine than your official report which had been put
in evidence When produced the leter wlcn ma No,
ncrsonal note to me- intended for publication, Mr.
hittenden discovered that IL was NOT thc Rhu Oh Ho,
m.nt he wos I'M search Of ard in TO my offer 10
mn n In evidence no stated explicitly that he dld not ue-
Sire to 20 upon the record Tue date OF y0nr Visit 10
tn mine Is stated your note ~ thc Sth and not tue
18TH of june as misquoted in Mr. ChiitendenS letter
Tmly yours. ADRIAN D. HL"ii'
Clarence King, esl.