The New York herald., 1878-02-26

Q decided
as .i%s % .n;; Sslns when s;y
ssa'a sss .sa. sns' and when sssr
s.ins z. must l0 ;" s the
= s for our
the Newfoundland 6shsrmsn had to obstruct in
.ny ..gf &
S yans 20
Sey inside % % Aas 9S % Ss s
on the me PM % a..
h:ns the @ came SsHn =. to ,hs
ieisn on, the ana sisrward ois and carried on the
ss .ess in The men
the seine va: unsSs 70 s sarfo ssd s Ssrs ur i
ses guaranteed The washinsten Treaty eoaIs have
S.asd iS.isd Tfs,'' TIE Ne Ss~foaad.ns psops
Ss n: s sA. as
very large and superior IN every respect TO the nets o. the
seinss The macIsf. shcn used ir summer
S. and are sns or 10 osfs ys Sar
fns and Oo.t. When new and
they would tor ssInss only dur
and thus make them pay Tor their great
my rights nnder the ashiarsoR treaty 4 7Sy $500
s,ransed while csugnt BY the head n me net ana tue
Hm we are
live . s e. r ss :
their bright appearance and sell rfsairy rHSEyss pAaLE
Master Of schooner LIZ LIZZIE and NamsrL
Esser ss-GLoyctsrkH Feb 10 lsIs-rsrsso,nsily ap;
Samar who subscribed and made oath to the Ioresoing
statement before ms.-AppisoS CENTER Justice OF the
-' WILLIAM H. xDoxALp.
GLOUCESTER, Feb. 10, 1873
ws% Ne2SnsS s s' DO s%'rs:R ON ds:n
eeposs and say that ave just returned Nswound
land, have sosn for lo.a Of herring wss.t
England af -'Sn and Ontario DESTROYED
ands nsis .1s ws;
Fl. t.. i' .s %
beach II 9s ~e, s"s e sed ssa
the seines Aiilng the herring we're soss
% Sns and sl"s
only 90 @ as nss
, Sn s ss nss
% Of capsaia 6ass gsrtealsr. ny vessel I; n.t
loss Of herring sustained loss q ily IS
ingon have right 80 the herring fisheries and claim in
demnity for this severe loss wrr,r,Mu urnoxAtn
Es.en Personally appesrsd William 4 M.Doaala
Before me.-AARoS PARSONS, Justice OF the Peace,
x'posALD.
T. Jsmes Mcdonald OF the american schooner r.
on rs ssss snd am.r aa
others of Gloucester for voyase TO Tor her
isE ls and s'sd v.d dO% or
t s.s. s % 'asa
res OF fish empoyed hshermsn to Spsr.
asysSps any ss rocks hsd
on s on in n
take large haul was improved by my men, and We took ~
ts.s Un o
tor s4 S sna s ss xyo as n'
about hundred men engaged In this ana my
obliged up seine the s.ipes q the schosa,
also MSS b. ."d
Ny seine not attached to the shore when they came
sroyng the other senes they all made for me- and my
amy and .ns Sshsmsa
s s0ns sm in ns % 90
are to prevent Amer
,isn sss
than $5 600 and under the Treaty Of Wssanson haze
inasmnisy should 6e allowed for the Outrage have read
% :af @
destroy The Ame,,c.n nshing for herring ..
vessels m.ds 70. herring 70 Nswiound.na The Nsw.
the outragss before stated occurred, xvs v.nox.,n
x.ss ~-e.oucnsrns, Fob. 2o; is7S Fs.:sa.y, ~ y.
the sns IL true. before ADDISON Cen.
dIoUcEsrxs. Feb. 10. 1879
t. " sa: %essss :" sas
say that have just returned from whore
If sssa % OF si 'hs %
Sn hs, .r a sss"s 'ns
scnoonsrs New England ana Ontario. 1 have seen the
have returned without herring for the same
iHs @ fi.
@ sSss
'''' ~' ''' ''' ' S @ .:.. SG%s!ss 4 wc,: xorE:
E aroucssss FsS 81 a..
and a S. tho
statement is true Before me. ADDISON CEErsR. Justcs
DAVID MALANsoS
Ores. o ne Wave Mass ao on oath dspS.e
M on I'd. 1 s OF
1 f I'll. :ssosnsi
New England anS co. Ontario VA: -, :. Long hs.Sor oS tho
SS S e
i I. imperasve sasces:a Of business
purse seinen inclose the herring and keep them
Weather wSsn 70 take them 70 ir.ss. Keep
them unit: s a. s On .hs
nets % and tue sequel ssr prvy'd should e os ae os
aS sa ss .nss way interfering
uuIng the xi fishing. and enclosed and hold cor
Over two hundred came down TO the beach seized
and cutting peces knives. The operating
the & w:s 6 I'm. nS
.sG All s ssn Ss
been loaded with herring II the Americans could have used
Ny BY this outrage no. less than 5000 which has
been from despite the provisions OF the Washing
ton Treaty. anu which claim as indemnity.
The Newfoundland fishermen nave years been In tho
hao Of selling all the herring to American vessels have
been there eight and have always bought her
ring engaged tho Ne to take them
paying them This tho universal practice
OF American vessels. This carried the large
mackerc seines when in summer taking ack
cre. lhese seines will take from Two thousand to FIVE
thousand aud the herring taken
In A. of the Newfoundlanders fish with gill
nets OF einng would tn the
monopoly herring trade aud hence the feeling which
produced the outrage vessels is that
they viii obtruct any american fishery their shores,
not would know n,uca about rights
privileges under treaty. should that there
least one hundred cargoes OF herring taken from new.
ouniand yearly by American vessels. and things
IL wond be useless for American vessels there
herring unless they bought the herring from nhab
itants at whatever price they lit ask This
American traae has been great benefit to Newfoundland
and the change in the Of taking herring will
reduce the of paid them for herring. only
thre vessels OF eighteen that there herring
whatever Captain acobs, of the Moses Adams his
seine with revovers and being native of