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Post Mortem Examination.

A post norton examination OF the
body OF the late DR.. Baguley, was msde
yesterday afternoon, in the presence OF =
lar. eIu n5sr o;lpnysleisns Of Wheeling
and vicinity. The rsvages OF the disease
were greater than WAS expected, a.
though the doctor died of cholersic at
tack, his disease was undoubtedly hasten
ed by the unhealthy condition # several
OF his Vita organs. The lungs were IN.
dergo,ny what Is called Gaseous degener
alton, one ct the forms Of consumption,
and il one lung large CAVITY had a..
ready appeared the liver was much en-
larged, Is WAS also the heart; the kidneys
were in al unhealthy condition. and If
the doctor had not succumbed to this at
tack he would y: no distant cay have
persisted By reason OF MS genera IN
hea condition
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The CamdenInyq>,isa,ion.

Inspector Wilson, yesterday, informed
us that the investigation into the Cam
den explosion would not take place be.
fore next week, owing to several wit
nesses being unable to appear and testify
IN consequence Of injuries received by
them The inspector says that there
can be no possible doubt IS 10 there being
AL insufficient quantity Of water in the
boilers, as it would otherwise be iupossl-
BILE for them to explode with such terri
bls violence.
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PHJLADZ PHiA, jug ll.-Flgur-
STEADY; eEtrs s. 25g7 50, Minnesota
family $ OOg1 25i Pennsy IYsnis So 90
d9 -; high grades 50 75GlO 80.
" neat Quiet; Pennsylvania red 81 O5
az -; white 81 l5lag2 ID; am Der 81 IS
az Is. Rye-Du,l At 70985c. Corn
Steady yellow 62(d63c; mixed 6Ig6,
&c. Osts-Dull; white western 400
43c. ProvIslols-Quiet and uDchsn ged.
Bu.ter-Qliet; new western extra Iold
l6c, Cheese-Firm; western 7IG8fe.
Eggs-Quieti western l5Gl6c. Fetro-
leur-Qnet; refined l8c; crude 9G9tc.
Whisky Steady western 81 II
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be- 5pIfal -Ju4 cyl4aI ~ On, hea'. ItN-
wedding ring, aud genus PaTls.hH o.
mOnd pin. Inc aDOy. article sent. -.
paid, for 20 cents. Have been r".a..'
TOR s.. B-uKrupt STOCK and mus Dr. p,
solid Milpa Gold Watches. slD each 2.
speculative purposes. good tim r. rt8'
IN Appearance u a s1JJ genuine ID.d.
repuiaIlen Tor honesty, tar dealing ..
hb"fallty, is unequalied b. any sfyert.'t
In this city,"-N J. Dap Beok L'f p,
1916. Postage stamp TAKEN a. ,a.h,,,,'
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This mornings Police Court Docket

Rod Dickinson was arrested by officer
Fleming, last night, Tor abusing the
inmates of the rancho de Blake on the
levee,
Jane Nsnhorn. one of the herolnes Of
the Life OF Jennings" the Weizel
county highwsymsn, was arrested by
Officer Detin bsugh, charged with drunk
enneSs.
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wheeling stock Yards.

WHEELISG, July II, 1915.
The following were received At the
" lseing stock yards during the last
two weeks:
Cat..s-73 nest, and sold a. 4fd,5c.
H9gs-ljO mead and sold a. II 10
8 lOc.
Sheep hesd, and sold 81 81 to 4c;
Iamo- .: to DC
WV. BAYHA, Secretary.
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Wilcox was "boquetted."

Wilcox was "bOquettCd.
Lane caught admirably, rs usual, and
the Deacon'S pitching was immense.
The Stars played the Nationals At tn"
Peninsuls grounds yesterday, and the
game resulted l. 10 IL III favor OF the
former club.
But two league clubs have visited
Wheeling thus lar this season, and the
Standards have wslloped each OF them
one game, and Standard stock was
quoted at about 80 per cnt above par last
evening.
The Young men Of the South Side
have organized new base ball club
known as the Atlantlcs. The following
Is n list of the club memt"rs, with their
resi- ective positions: Jos. Ruhl, C. and
capt; j. Craver, p; g. Carney, 5. $; 6.
McCurdy, Sd b.; w. McCurdy, lst b.;
j. McCurdy. r l.; John Ruhl, c. f.; Thos
Foorney, l. T.. Jos. Deyine, u D.
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A New Pittsburgh and ~, Louis Boa,

The Vlrgie Lee, formerly the Cincin-
natl and hsnawhs packet, has catered
the ST. LOUIS and Pittsburgh trade. The
Lee left this port tor St. Louis at seven
o'clock last evening, with 100 tons OF
sheet iron shipped by the Whitaker
iron works, large lot Of glass ware and
= quantity of miscellaneous freight from
this city. Besides the freight she took
on here, she received for transportation
$50 boxes of Hostetters BtteCs at Pitts
burgh for ST. Louis and New Orleans.
She had on board an excursion party
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh and re-
turn. The party speak in nigh favor OF
Captain Reynolds and his boat. 1t Is
the intention OF Captain Reynolds to
make the trip from st. Louis to Pitts
purgh and return within fourteen days.
E.tov an r. o. IN a A r VI I'm ynnr famt.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of West Virginia, county Of ONO,
In the County Court OF OHIO county, July
rules, In:
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company,
r. D. walsh william FiDdley, Patrick
O'Brien, Peter Kelley, John Aegean. VIII
liam McDona, William Ryan. VI Burns
Patrick Whaling. T.. Haden, Patrick
Whal-n, Jr., Patrick McFadden, John
Hussey, Patrick Mailey. Peter DonIeV,
J. Staley, r. NARROW, Jacob Keller, v.
e. Smith, Thomas Wa dTOn, Pa'Tlck
COnry, Patrick Gallagher, ThOs. Burke,
Patrick McDernO OFT, Patrick Nolou,
Jeremiah Myles. James Paul, Psrnell
Paigett, william a. Cites, Charles
KrOuse, John Bal, I'd. HOwley. james
Roberts,Joh Don on, C Seibert William
O'Brien, Nike Meehen and george II.
tark,,
IN CHAScEBY.
The object Of this suit Is u cons pei the
defendants To inteTDlesd ana asccrtai n ID
fd .ust their rights TO the money due from
plaintiffs 10 the defendant, X ID. Walsh.
amounting 20 81 l0O.2l, " Mich the plaintiffs
have paid into said Court; also N enloin
such Of the defendants as have Instituted
proceed ngs At law against pia n on
account OF said money from further pro.
ceedlngs therein, and the residue Of the
defendants from commencing suits
against piBintifis touching their claims
against said money, and also 10 obtain a
decree dischargiDg plaintiffs from all la
billy TO defendants by reas n OI inde bted-
ne 70 said Walsh, and tor a ! plalHtIf'.
costs In this ,uit
And II appearing that the defendants,
X. u. Walsh, James Roberts and William
O'Rrien have not been served with process
In this suit, and II further appearing from
an a11dayit filed n this suit That they are
not residents Of he State Of West Virginia,
on motion OF plaintiffs BY their attorneys
II Is ordered that said non resident de.
PENDANTS, X. ID. Walsh, James Roberts and
william O'Brlen snail appear at rules 10
he held for said Court In fhe Clerk Office
thereof, In the city OF Wheeling in the
county and state Aforesaid, Tor the month
OF August, lsT, comm encing on the frst
Monday Of Angus, ls77, and do what Is
necessary 70 protect their Interests.
Ieste ROBERT Il. WOODS
Clerk OF said Court.
CALDWELL CALDWELL, soils. for PLAIN
tifs. iy4oaw
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Horse Thieves About.

Night before lsst, small bay mare.
blind in the left eye was taken from the
premises of John FreIling, at Fulton.
The authorities We're yesterday notified
of the theft, ard strict surveillance is be-
ing kept for the thief, who is supposed to
be in the city.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

~ TMER LAW LEtIt RS %.
weekly begin l2th July m, ana ~, - -.
September. Have proved ofsgna. ~.
lst, 10 students who design . pursue ~.
those who propose TO read priyateIy a.,
81, U practitioners who have not bhu
advantage OF systematic instruction
circular apply go Universlty Oh ~
JOHN b MISOR, Prot. Com. an ,As
Law. InsyLl="S'
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Sale OF stocks.

Messrs. Hervey n Britt, auctioneers,
Yesterday sold two shares of Nail City
brewery stock for $50 per share. par
value being 500, and two shares ofCom
mercial bank stock nj sos, par value be-
ing 800. The price brought by the
Nail City stock is regarded a extremely
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

PIANOS FOR BEGISSERs.-Severa
good s octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music tor ssle or rent on easy terms, ~
ADAMS i Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business Of banking In III Its
details.
n succeeds the FIST National Bank OF
Wheeling; IS owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment. ,..
BY carefully regarding the interests OF l'S
correspondents and depos!torN, ana by "
prompt and faithful execution oi Then
Wishes, IL hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check
sight, received from banks, bankers, hfin
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payaol" ni
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTSFORD WI. Il. simpson.
JACuB =. RHODES WM. \. TURNER,
WIZ. \. lSErT, join J.. HOBBS,
A. NJ. ADAMS, -. I. DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER my
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Largest stock of Meats I'm the
State.

NHESTER II Ms, THE BEST AND
~ most reliable HAMS In the market /:
Sugar Cured shoulders, Plain hOulders
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, Clear Sid,e
Mess Pork, Family Pork, Rump Pc X A.,
iure Leaf Lard In TIerc,s, Barrels, half
Barrels, Kegs. Pals and HAlfPdlls. Our
own PrUduct-SuperIOr To any Ina tue mar.
ket. No risk Of loss and damagc 10 the
dealer in handling our meats. Prices are
now AT b tom.
ie2l LIST, DAVENPORT a PARKS.
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Extra street cars Will run Ia Men,
hansen Park tonight till after the
Concert

Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints. to +
cents; A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents All other goods
IN proportion.
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at'herling aicglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Capital Meeting at Court House.
Fruit Jars-Cummin X Woods.
Parlor Suits-Fgiend x Son.
Affection, Company.
Carpets and Decentralization "
Dittmau.
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Day board az Laramie's $40
month.

THE HEATED TERN Patrons Of the
REGISTERS can hare the Daily sent them Ia
any part of hc United SGtcs post p0td, at
dHeen cents per ,"oek. Bear this IN 'nind
,ol.ca departing from me city for a summer
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY

The great interest OF all nations a. 80
our own thrilling history oil w cy,ss,
makes this book sell Lster than any V''1IrD
Three books In one, beauuluIIy IN,
trated. Low price, quick sales, sItLS e 20
Send for circular. J, Q, McCUkDi Or
Qdiladslphia- Pa.
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II YOU want TO get cheap and nice
fitting psir Of Shoes, 20 10 l. Y. Blond s,
1875 Main street
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The finest shoes kept in the city at L
V. Blends.
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All for the Concert and Ball AT Neu
hausen's Garden O-uigEI.
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JUST received. lot OF Children :
Shoes of the latest styles, st l.. V,
Bonds.
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Coop black KId Gloves tor IS cent. ~
j. n. FerreIs.
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EST Nu@

" 10
rood JeTt.r
onbinafloi
,ut. COu.I-'i1,
II eIeRa
gatch chains
les hauisCG'
.rOoch,And -
rOps, par
All gG.rs'Dl
leeys bg''oa'
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TECUMSEHS.
SCORE BY INNINGS :

Umpire, X. McNicol.
Time OF game, l:5l.
Earned ruus-Tecumseh, o; Standard, ,.
Two base hits-Ncuum, i; Barley, !.
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CARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT DC AND
~ stamp. ~ Plain Cards loo. 30 Extra
Mixed &c. MELLENVILl.E CARD co,
Aellenvllle, Col. Co., NY nosb
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If you want TO get suited In pair of
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes Just received
st l.. V Blends.
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NJ a AZ H IN -

No. 1888 MARKET ST.. is the oUiV tirSt-
easy Restaurant IN The city. II is lac only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies', or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness ofg LONE, cor. bine with the
DeSt cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
krt affords in V.gttab -, FISH, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves il up in manner uneNcelled in the
country. He can relied upon always to
furnish everything flrst-class. ielb
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& ENTs' fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received 81 L. V Blouds.
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CARPETS Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
. j. W FERRELs.
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The cheapest shoes IN the city at L. V.
Blouds.
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,CONDENSID TINE TABLE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

A. NJ A. Mp. MP. NJ.
BALTIC. 4 Ohio r. f. i4U!0:S" $40
Central o. Div. 7Ni ilH S45
w K. Div. = - 90
A. NJ.
Cleveland & Pitts O:l2 lO:J S2'l 5N24
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
A. M. N. p. Mp. N.
BALTIC. q Ohio X. R.. 5 :S5 800 ... lC45
a. VI.
Central .. Div. 5 40 :S5t 7:2O
w. p. X. Il. Div. $50 I:'3
=. NJ. "A. VI.
Cleveland Il Pitts. 1875 sos S:29 9:O2l
tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation.
!Steubenvlne Accommodation.--Thiss
train during the day passes backward ana
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Ktnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter FRI
dHy, May ., 1871:
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Extracts from Tes,,monInI-

GNiyEu-rTl 90 Va, JuIy H. ....
~IR-lt gives me pIcaSuf" o. -l.,', .'H.
Ia, Norwood High school has s.r' ....t
M u 10 thi. Institution well IIupfr. H
the advanced GLASSES 81 IA" A"t."U.
schools n ranks among the best 'rHIU &,
schools Tor nigh ard tuOt"ug. 90 'H"
IT. discipline Is excellent, an. the U,...'
fumes, 81 the loo ttiOn unsurp fss"u
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am, with great resp
JAMES +. HARRISON, " D.
(hniTnlntl nj ihl Lml u

Among the numerous Institution
learning ia the SOuth, few. 10 ars. .a'.
achieved the rapid and unprrc"a ..
success which has been attsIu'I b.. POI.
Norwood liigh school ItnOw Dtarrrs...
Oud "a none IN the state, both 90 r'I.a
ton and the tXtvntof patronage N o.. E'
The ~cipline, ~ we ] rs IA" exc -.r
are conducted AK nearly as pOeslb." H'..'
M" plan OF the UDiveTsriy Of Niraua
and having proved An entire succ'r R
be- continued without chang .-tDr'
sDytdcGce u the Gdtu' 6tOa NeDs
Refers 10 present patrons oi ~" -rap"
tom West Virginia, 10 Judge 7. &. bfr'.
Judg" 81. Edmi,tDn, Judge John Brs
non, Do. T. Il, Camden and Col. j.
Ransom.
Also, M. -. Brady, Sir. J. ~. HOBO
aud other patron Oi tn" schOOl hni e-I'
c!H.ly - the old students 'h"IEs"ly'-.
tuZ{.cg
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Joe Il ramer AMI seven more Pro-
lessons play M Neuhauseh's Garden
tonight
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Enjoy the fresh air with your famt-
" al Neuhausen's Concert IO-nigh q.
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To The EditOr Of Me Pacific Commercial Advertiser :
SIR In discussing the laws having reference
to oHenses against the Sabbath day, I should think
the wisest plan to be first to find out all about the
Sabbath, what is the Sabbath, or even is there a
Sabbath, and then fines, and punishment, and
oFenses may be fairly, and justly judged.
Where is the Sabbath or Sunday or any one day
in the week that / or you or any one is bound by
any divine law to esteem above another as a holy
day. That is the question I! The school and the
preacher teaches us that the Jewish Sabbath is still
in force but has been changed by divine authority
from the seventh to the first day. This doctrine
has been narrowed, and ~ploughed into our young
souls, and beaten into our heads, precept BY precept,
at home and at church, until our consciences have
been moulded by the church instead Of by the New
Testament. The law Of the Sabbath was a positive
law, depending entirely upon the will Of the law
piyer, and unlike a moral law can be amended or re-
pealed by the law making power. Under the Jewish
economy the law Of sacrifice was a positive law,
but for eighteen hundred years it has not been
binding on Jew or Gentle. 1t expired with the
Jewish theocracy Now the law Of the Sabbath
was a positive law. 1t is for the first time recorded
in the Exodus as a law given from Sinai. Remem-
Der the Sabbath day to keep it holy, etc. The reason
given for this precept is ." for in six days, etc."
But it is worthy Of note that in the repetition Of
the law in the fifth chapter Of Deuteronomy quite
another reason is given in the fifteenth verse Of the
chapter. And remember that thou vast q servant
IN the land Of Egypt, and that the Lord thy God,
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Amendment

To Article 90 of the Constitution, granted on the Goth day of
August, A. D. 1864, in accordance with Article so of said
Constitution.
That Article 20, be and the same is hereby amended by
striking out the words I" of a Court of Record; Immediately
preceding the words " shall ever be a member of the Legis-
lative Assembly" so that the Article as amended shall read as
follows:
ARTICLE 20. The Supreme Power of the Kingdom, in its
exercise is divided into the Executive, Legislative, and Judi
cial, these shall always be preserved distinct, and no judge
shall ever be a member of the Legislative Assembly.
Approved this 80. day of ........ A. ID. 1876.
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To Article 81 of the Constitution granted on the Goth day Of
August, A. ID. 1864, in accordance with Article so of said
Constitution. That Article 81 be, and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
ARTICLE 81. No person shall be eligible for a Representa-
tive OF the people who is insane or an idiot; nor unless he be a
male subject Of the Kingdom, who shall have arrived al the
full age Of twenty-one years. who shall know how to read and
write, who shall understand accounts, and shall have been
domiciled in the Kingdom for at least three years Immediately
preceding his election, and who shall own Real Estate or
Personal Property within the Kingdom of a clear value, over
and above all membranes of at least five hundred dollars.
Approved this 49,. day Of ........ 4. D. 1876.
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REAL OYsTERs.-Our readers will remember that
in o recent number of this journal a statement was
published of the discovery of a bed of oyster shells,
which were evidently quite ancient, some s%upposing
them to be cotemporaneous with the earliest e1is-
tence of the genus homo, as per Darwin. We ind,
however, that oysters are oysters, for during the
past week Mr.. James Campbell, the enterprising
proprietor of HONOLULU, in dredging, brought up
several bushels of small oysters. People doubted
whether they were real oysters or some native
mollusc, but the taste of the true oyster was all
there. Cannot these i~ncipient Injuries, like many
other inchoste Hawaiian resources, be developed
into something tangible and valuable by careful and
judicious cultivation The very fact of their exis-
tence in our tropical waters shows that there are
no insuperable obstacles in the way of a result so
desirable.
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IT has been determined to extend King Street in this city to
Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. by taking for this purpose a strip
of land one hundred 600 feet wide, extending from the present
easterly terminus of said street to Kapiolani Park, and all per-
sons who are interested in the property which will thus be
taken for public purposes, are hereby notified to present their
claims without delay to the Police Magistrate of Honolulu.
Il. LIsHMAN, Road Supervisor.
Road Supervisors Office, Honolulu, Nov %, 1877.
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A PASSENGER by the schooner N. E. Foster,
Capt. Christian, from Kau. Hawaii. speaks most
highly of the seaworthy qualities of that vessel and
her speed, but more particularly of her captain as q
skillful mariner, and courteous with his passengers.
Her cabin accommodations are second to none, says
our informant. The route upon which this vessel
runs includes Punaluu, and is one of the most difficult
Travelled by the coasting feet.