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New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

and thenceforth the caJital stock Of such COM
pany shall be such reduced amount, and TIE par
value OF the thereof shall be reduced n the same
proportion but IN shall such capital stock be re-
duced below 0O0 The Of the superintendent
OF the Bank Department and Of two-hirds In amount
the shareholders of such company must be OBTAINED
before the reduction OF capital be effected The Su-
nerintendent OF the Bank Department is directed TO
make thorough examination OF the companys affairs
before granting a certificate permitting reduction o.
the capital The superintendent s also directed, II IL
shall appear him from the report OF company thst
lis capital il reduced below the enn nxed
by its charter to require such corporation 10
make good such deficit, and he 10 gwen
power examine any such corporation either personally
or by persons appointed by him. 10 ascertain inc ainOub
Of such deficit deduction Of capital IL any such
corporation shall refuse neglect 10 make GOOD INC ue-
cit found 10 exist for ninety DAYS atcr such
as been made IL shall therenpon be the duty OF the gu
IeIinicndent TO report the fact 10 tie
whose duty IL shall then become TO Institute such pro
dngs such pOraion as tue Ia tue OF te case
may ToquIe" The proposed law makes IL tho duy OF to
superintendent 10 report annually to the LEGISLATURE
summary OF the state and cJnotOn ol every 1Iusl
anY and other modcyed corporation from Wincn TcP 10
have been received during the preceding year. Sucn
summary is give the date when ihe reports, WeIg
corporations, the whole amount OF ITS dcOts .ni m N
ties the total of It's resources An apstiaet ol t M
report OF the regular examination ol eNc11 , .of
must also be sent annually 10 the Legislature. s,o.
The bill passed granting tiee l'tsHlse ose ~;
and through toil.gates to Naoni guaIdsmen III
uniform; also the oi app'oPlauns ,nti,n
tIaI a speclal committee of three be appointed
20 visit and examine the Binchamton lnelatc Asy uh
and the Susaue hanna Valley Home AT bnghaintOh anu
report TO the Senate what measures any, re cctS-
sary to preserve ana MAINTAIN such property OF inc
state. The resolutions were adopted. , Aha,
The bill relative 10 divorces was Orueie" " 'A'
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
RLQUIEM MISS FoR IHE foPE.

Ct. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, in
that desired to attcnd the requiem nl'' tor the Pope,
yesterday. The church Was drap,d 90 mourning. The
catafalque was covered with black velvet colin
placed Oh top was bddcn with purple pal, which had a
rich silver bor1or and fincos tiara of white eil.
rested on a red velvet cushion A. tic foot ana at the
head was n bronze hu.t Of Pins *.
AT o'clock The Poncll mass Wss 'cg gun, the Gel
chrant being Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston. The Rev.
Dr. Buriscl assistant priest D.. CunIn deacon, Dr.
Malouy subdcacon, and Fathers Colon and COrnIck
masters of ceremony. Tie ~. s's were 40 rohci m
black ye-tMcuts. Mozart, ceIt requiem w4f ri'ng bY
a double quartet hni special cI"iu1 OF triE Vol" =
band assisted IN thc music. Bishop Ln'h delivered
ard gave detail every Interesting ifaturc O' hf ltr
fil hc made thr head Of the EIan tailJlc tAutrh
earth. His reign ds PonUh called ont mrch pin'se
from The gpCtEcr
Thc oc Union of I'll. city have arranged fora re-
QUEEN for the ItVG.c oi the sJn az Ius -. 90 bc
celebrated tomorrow m0inlIb, at huiwi ot.och, at
the Cathedral.
in 5 james. Cathedral Ernosyn. II was attended by
immense tr0ug of people, who brgiu - gather h
front Oi the Cathedral early as o. or. lt" m
terror ~ thc cathedral was decorated Wiii IN
uuna ralle ioktus OF IunuIu1g. thr nl'Hr hc'us
heavily drapad. At $50 o. PROGRESSION NJ 100
priests passed from the raruec ~ Bishop iuughn. on
the opposite side or tEc sitr, and cn5cl the CIthe
dra The crrgyIucu IN Attendance i lpd"d Rli those
from BROOKLYN ana Long Island, us Neu number
from elsewhere. Among ,he prominent citizens ot
BruOklvn present were Mayor Howell, Controller Bur
rell Alderman Fisher, County Clerk Dclmal. Thrht.
w. Field and SUI eryis0f-dfl1rge Guthrie. The mass
va. crlcbrgf I'd by Bishop LOuss. .Gd bv Fathers
preached by Bishop SAauIhGu, or Harrisburg, Penn.
lie spOke Of tue POl" In terms OF "iiy culOgy.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

other Samuel L. Lppencott, acting Inspector tese
fed Our business is to receive complaints ana see no"
matters are conducted have never heard any con-
plans: last Summer when the stories were circua'e
wo inquired into the matter, out could nnd 10 co'-
plants; thought them not worth noticing.
Dr. J. l. B. Ribblc bave never been connected WIN
the prison did think the post-mortem examination
on the body Of Snooks revealed condition of dsease
in the brain that would have produced death In hieen
minutes; there must have been something else; th'A
a man in his state would be materially hDurcu
by being placed on stretcher. tried IT, ana fonnd eA
treme pain in one minute and hall me tpckenhs anu
rouCbress OF the is condition nkely 10 De Iounu
i'm men OF age and much from roush ussso p'.'
Pbble here described the symptoms lie ieit Wneh un"
Gons the test above referred to sny.h< ~
exnericpced extreme pain everywhere aDOut INC boyl
think that snooks must in his condtlGp, nave shhrre9
vioonce 10 nave caused bis death. Ihe gag Poducsa
Iioent the stretcef is torture lnc Wiz
ness was examined medically to his inio nation III re-
gard to standard tests. :. .,,, , ,ho
DR. DAVID Warmau testified: don't think rom tDe
nost-morteIn that SnOOis died OF natural causes; hh
The man was diseased (wltness gave tnc shne test,
moiy in recard 10 the siretchor as Dr. RioDtl; thhh
the stretcer would hasten death, have urea IL ara IL
Is absolute torture; would rot try II agai Iof goo
deal OF money; would call 1t severe punishment an
narts of the body affected there wonu De no COZ
testion OF the brain from nervous shoch hlicr SON
ilrber testimony the Investigation was auJouiheu t
Thursday evening
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
EXCISE Law AND 1rs EYFoEcEMhNr

Corporation Counsel Whitney yesterday sent
the Board Of Aldermen his opinion as TO the liability
Of the city moneys pail TO the Excise Commissioners
by liquor dealers whom Licenses have been issued.
The p0raon Counsel Of the opinion that the city Is
liable for funds actually placed In IL treasury by the
Excise Board aud that the money Of applicants 10 whom
licenses refused mast be returned 10 Them where
IL hAr turned As 10 tho funds remaining IN
the hands of the Excise Commissioners he thinks that
liability attaches 10 the city.
Tie Boarl of Excise examined ycste dav, the of
Mr. HcGinnis. liquor-dealer Of Ns3o5 Spring St. who
had applied for license The SJcicty FOR tho P.eycn-
ton of Crime hss been appealed 10 by the neigo0rs Of
McGnnis bresk his place. on the ground that II -
a nuisance. j. ID. whitney bnd VIM ii. Mundy asserted
that the reputation Of the appbcant bad, and that
he was the keeper of bnokct shop" several ladies'
who live in Sprng-sf, testified that he place the
resort OF dsordrrly crowds Mr Miilikn appeared for
McGnnis and made strong speech IN his Gehalf. The
Excise Commissioners reserved decision.
The Excise hill, the leaders Ul the IquOrdeGlers say
will probably he brought to vote this week Both
houses the f gsaturc have been carefully yascd
ana nearly e the members WHOSE votes the liquor
dealers can count kUOWn sti!i there number
Of country members. who. though they themselves
favor of this BILL represent districts IA which the
pcrsnce element IL strong and these is feared % The
last refuse To vote IN ITS favor FOR icJr OF
becoming unpopular at home.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
on TRIAL FOR MURDER.

The trial OF Edward Newman for the mur-
dor Of Cathariue Hayes begun yesterday IN the
C.nrt of oyer and Germiuer before Judge Davis The
prisoner is rather small, Carkaccd aud dull-ook ng
young man. According TO le proof before the CoToucrs
Jury and tho statements Of Assistant DSirieAtt0rney
Bell IN his opening Yesterday tbs prisoner had for
time paid attentions tO the gifi whom Ie silod Her
mother hearing that he had been IN the PeDitrntary,
made objections and the lovers arranged
10 meet at the rooms OF Il friend nj
No 15 Gouverneurst On iLe evening OF September 2
they there. and the friend withdrew 10 nsighbOr-
ing ROOM Soon afJcr something startled her. aud run
ming out she found Catnaraa Hayes who cried
she had stabbed IN few minutes she sank down.
The prisoner SAID wildly that he had killed her and
would Kill himself IL policeman was called Ia and found
both the girl and the lying on the landing bleeding.
He went for help, ana when 10 came the girl dead.
had been stabbed twice and the prisoner had stabbed
blInsef but recovered.
The Jury was impauclcd rapidly and the rOsecu-
ton opened the case No testimony taken The de-
fendants counsel doe. not deny the killing but has not
yet stated the line OF the deI.noe.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
HOUSE OF REPGEsENTATIYEs.

IN the House, to-day, Immediately after the
reading OF the Journal Mr.. HARRIS (Don.. Ya) chair
nan or the Election Committee, called mp the election
case OF Acin against Darra from the IYth Louisiana
District the majority port being in favor Of Ackn
DemJ the contestant, aud The minority being in favor
OF DarraI Q,ep). the sIttiny mo.nber
Br. HALE (ep, Me.) deSired 10 obtain the Aoor TO
ply 10 the speech made Days ny Sr. Gibson, OF
Louisiana. bat withdrew his request with tie under
standing that he should be allowed hour during the
debate on the election case
Air. STEPHENS tDcm.. Ga. lTO-mOTfOw or az soon
the disposed or shalt move 10 proceed 10 the
business ON On The Speakers table with thc view OF
taking up the House bill, wlsch has back the
senate with amendments. / state further that my ob
leot shall be 10 move 10 concur IN those amendments
(Appausc the Republican side.
Mr. BUTLER (Rep, Mass.)-EycIy supporter Of the
bill will vote against that.
Mr.. BLAND tDcm., MOI explained that he had in
tended TO make tue same motion which the goutl.
from Georgia intHated he would make.
Mr. BUCkNER Dem, MOI said he had intended, this
morning. 10 refer the bill tue Committee
Banking and Currency but hc not particular how
the bill would be brought up
BOURBON FAITH.
Mr.. HALE DENouNcEs THE COURSE OF The DEMO
Gratis IN LOUISIANA.
M. HARRIS (Dem., Val made a brief argument Oh
the election case.
Mr.. HALE tRcp.. Me.) referred to the remark made
Thursday by Mr.. Gibson (Dcm.. La) that Mr. Hale mad
taken OCCASION In and out OF to denounee
the people OF Louisiana He denied that he lad ever dc
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE MERRILL VIII CONTEST

CROSS-EXAMINAlI0NO OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTESTANT
In the hearing of the Merrill will contest,
before Surrogate Calvin. yesterday, George A. Merrn
was xanned for several hours by Judge Porter
representing Cardinal McCoskey, and by Mr.. Mcclure,
for the proponents of the WILL Much OF the direct ez'
animation was reviewed. Mr.. Merrill said that the
change OF Mrs Mcrriis religion from Professionalism 10
Catholicism was made after bis estrangement from her
so that ne had no personal knowledge on tho subject
lie dl no; think that Mis- Merrill met his wte sub
sealient to his marriage. His wife sneyer called upon
Mrs Merrill and attempt was made on either side 20
renew intercourse between them his mother, during
the last SIX years OF ner life, bad no permanent res.
dence IN Paris and. although she frequently was IL thas
city, he never saw her there. ~ ,,,,
me ~uuess was adopted by Captain and Mrs Merfln
at he dS IN OF bis parents when he was seven years
old. Previous to the death OF Captain Merrill Ooh 10
aud Mrs Merrill cvuccd for him the strongest attacn.
ment: he was gwen sufficient allowance and the Dess
educational advantages. lie would never nave receiver
the 10000 legacy Captain Merrill except for Mis-
Merrill. IA of strong prejuiices. ana de-
cisve action. She and her husband came from re-
specta3lc families OF the middle class. Mrs Merrill
after they became possessed Of their extensive fortune
was fond OF large social gatherings, and Der ht
mate friends few. Captain Merrill was man "
culture great reader thorough business man, au ot
genial disposition. In addition 10 the witness thero
were sixteen nephews and neces, who We're contestns
the will. With them the witness had little or NO ae'
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE Law OF MARRIAGE.
ARGrMFNTs IN THN HYNEs SUIT.


The trial of the suit of Mary E. Hynes and
her children against the s,ters OF william X. Hynes
which, though nomnaly suit in ejectment, is really
suit by the plaintiff to establish her lawful marriage to
Mr. Hynes and the legitimacy Of Der children, was con-
tnued yesterday before Judge j. f. DAILY in the Court OF
shed report OF the suit which he said grossly one
sided and calculated influence the jury stephen ".
Fullerton behalf OF the defendants, dsclamed any
authority his side for such report and the judge,
while pointing out that such report should not innn-
cuce the jury took occasion to commend the impartial
ity which, hc said ordinarily characterized the TeporS
Of regular reporters OF oours proceedings IN the neW2F
pers. ,. a., ,,.
taking the ground that the marriage CONTRACT between
SIR. aud AIRS. Hynes made m Englaud, 1t was SUD-
ject the English law, which declared N0lq marriages
made without certain iOgInates. IL conceded tAat
these formalities had not been complied with. -.
Joseph H. ChOate, in reply asked the Cortto direct
verdict for the pantM In the absence OF prOOi OF he
law OF England and France II must be prosumei tbas
there ana the high seas-WhereVer the maiflake was
made or ratifed-the law OF NCwlOrk which y only hs
common law, must prevail Tie legitimacy OF CHILDREN
was To DE aued by the courts, and only annued on
positive proof The defendants lad themselves prOFeda
common law marriage in England. They coulo not De
Bcard 10 deny II. lnat consent was renewed on tne
channel ard the continent o Europe. MOryoftr Mr
Hynes WAS American citizen having his donnie le IN
NeN-York. Though long visitor to England he never
gave up that dOuciie. IL well settled tat IN case
OF q person making marriage in one country, VITA
view living another, the law OF the country OF
LIS intended home, ANA not that Oh the pace Oi tle
MARRIAGE governed. -.
Judge Dlly denied the motion. and the case for ths
defendants then summed up to the jury. Mr. Cheas
VIII speak for the plantKS to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
.-.sss
John II. Brady.

The chairman OF the Finance Committee Is fleffe I"
Van Wyek; of the Committee on Resolutions. Wm. a.
Darling. The Executive Committee soon rcpor'ed us
election Of Colonel Joel ". Mason Its chairman ".
committee suggested that the president OF the 0ernaa
Republican Central Committee and the ehairnah ~
Executive Committee be enrolled as members o' u'
Central Committee. and entitled 20 all It's priNhss
John j. OBrien ofercG resolution, which WAS aiSv1
that n committee OF from each Assembly dls'lOs,1
the Twenty third and Twenty fourth Wards be ~ 49,
ito take such acton will procure proper az. ~.
sary legislation for the city and county OF Ne"'io'"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
ALBANY NOTES.
ALBANY, Tuesday. F

ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb ~, 1873
The Assembly Committee Cities VIII report faVofa
bly tomorrow MIR. Fishs bill allowing The Commission
ers of Police OF NewYOrk TO retire from oiec dlsa0cu
members force, aud pension thcm also nr pi!
bill for the payment OF unpaid taxes on real estate Ill
Ncw-YOrk within Que year, AT per cent interest
Mr.. Days bill authorizing the Board OF Aldermen o'
Navyorr IN direct the Fark Commissioners of that city
10 set apart portion ot any park Tor parade souhd
Will DC reported iayoraOly.
Tne Republican members OF the Assembly committee
on ApportiODmcnt met to-day. Mr. Alvord presented
,nre hills for the consideration Of his fellow members
one of the bills gives NuwIOrk 20 AsSemblynltn; an
other 2l Assemblylnen: and tird, 20 Assemblylne
Mr. skinner offered bill giving NcW-l Oik 70 Assembly
mo
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
ALBANY.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE

DEBATE IN THE ASSEMBLY on THE DAILY EXCISE
BIIL--REDUCTIoN OF CAPITAL OF BANHs-FoCf
BILLS BEFORE THE APPoRTIoNMENT CoMMIrIfE.
The New-York delegation IN the Assembly seen
to be united in opposition to the present Excise aW
The DAILY bill was considered in Committee OF th'
Whole, yesterday and Mr.. Wm. W. Astor replied tc
a strong TEMPERANCE speech of Mr. Gilbert. He wa
not wholly in favor of the bill under dis
cussion. but advocated the enactment of law
based upon recognition of the legiti-
macy of the liquor traffic. He spoke of light wines
and lager beer as effective temperance agents.
bill was introduced in the Senate providing for the
reduction Of the capital Of banks and banking houses
Four appOrtionment bills were presented for the
consideration of the AppOrtiOnment Committee.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE DAY IN THE SENATE.

REDUCTION OF CAPITAL by ByNKIsG INSTITUTIONS
APPROPRIATIONS FOR DEEPENING THE ERIE
CANAL
frRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, Feb. 19.-An important mOdifica-
tion OF the laws relating ~ banking institutions is pro-
posed by Senator wendover DILL presented by him 10
the Senate to-day 1t authorizes any trust company
any monoyed corporation required report to the su
OF the Bank Department to reduce its cap
ital stock "to an amount which shall be equal to the
yslue OF its property. over and above its debts,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

Mrs. Spilkins came home from the ph0t0gra-
piers the day with her pictures See here, Lean
der" said She " isn't 1t splendid nfenessl " spilkns
glanced NJ for moment, and look OF dIsappOn men
stole over his face NO." said he, shaking his mead
misngy; no. t doesn't give y0ur expression" Why
moi asked Mrs g. =" thought IL was perfectn No"
repeated Leander sadly; it looks quiet about the
about the mouth. IL isnta speaking likeness you
know,"-lN Y Commercial Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
TRIAL FOR AN OLD ROBBERY.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19.-John Reno, the express
rotrer, left here to-day in csrge OF detectives ~. ~
Brownstown Ind where ho viii be tried f9r roDoihs W
Adams Express car, the Ohio and Mississippi na.
road. OF II 1000 in 1866 He was released rom 'ie
oi pan,,on,,ov Yesterday on writ OF habeas corpus
hnvina se,yed len Years Tor the robbery Of the Dawes
Comfy treasury The prisoner one cf the ihns nss
Reno gang, several members of wnicn were b'"'.N'
Seymour Ind.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
"Did Won attend church to-day, as chargetd,

"Did you attend church to-day, as cII' als q
youa" inquired old planter, in ihe old ,. y. @
his slaves as he returned 10 his dwelling. ,n hs
massa," was Cudjos reply; "an' what two % mls' ,oa
stories dat preacher did teil! " Hush. Sm"SSv "SSvhy,
musn't talk tfat way: what stories were theyT ~
he tells do people man eau serve two mnssas n" M
Is dc fst story 'canse you soc old Cud9 sar.es
ole massa ana also yOuug nassa !onu Dc W. fhs Lard
says. 'ne Will lub aud hate oder. wniie 'ls
knows hatey you bonp
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The monthly meeting OF the Republican
Central Committee held last evening in Republican
Hail. General Joseph c. Pinelney presiding The Ath
Assembly District Association announced that jacob M
Patterson. jr, had been elected representative TO 'ho
Central Committee in place Of Joseph Rheinoold TO
signed The president announced the following as ths
Eyecutye Committpc for 1873:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
TORTURE IN PRISON GOVERNMENT.

TESTIMONY or DOCTORS RiBBLE AND wARMAE AS
TO THE EFFECTS OF TIE USE OF THE sTRETCHER
AND GAG
TRENTON, Feb. 19.-The investigation into
the alleged crueltes in the State Prison resumed this
evening Theodore HorD acting inspector OF the prs-
on testified Such rules were made the law prescrIbes
made none in regard to the punishment OF prisoners
complaints have not been made OF cruel punishment
the law requires no other punishment than dark cells.
irons and bread and water, We did not know Of any
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SSENGER

RoN WINDwARD PoRTs-Per LikeIike, July I'M Kfr-
a, Brown, Z Leyard, II DeyOl, b A Marrow, Miss l.
b rnton, GreenwelI, Miss A Parke. Miss ] Parke Mrs
3laisdeli. W III Cornwell, Miss NJ Kelanika. J Maipinepine,
81 kaiua, W F Phuser & wife, Master Aholo Il servant,
g I22 deck.
Rom KAHULUI-Per kilauea -hou, July HI r II Princess
eike, Miss E Cleghorn, ii CornweTL, Ii P Baldwin, Mrs
ebrand & 2 daughters, r T Wilbur, wife & child, A Enos
Hyde, wife & 2 children, Mrs Thompson, Mrs Cutie, Mrs
rston & son.
ROM SAN FRAScIsco-Per City Of New York, July Is
w B Godfrey, Jas Woodhead, VIM Hyde & daughter.
; Sage, P McInerny & wife, A Herzog, s Hart, W A
zen. Miss A Boyce d maid, w II Bailey, A " PIERCE, Mrs
8 Durfee, DIR + Hitler.
Oh WISDwARD PoRTs-Per Likelike, July 16-Miss
inah johnson, Father PuLot, G Waller d servant, II 8
den, E c Macy, Miss Bruins, Miss Lack, Miss Kinds,
5 Waiohinu Hapai, Mrs Kaipo, II G McGrew, J E Cham
ain, 9 Z Aholo, H p Baldwin, Capt Jas Makee, s Grant,
May Il child, Miss BIaisdelI. n Cornwen, c Macfar-
=, Mrs ID w Rawlins 81 child, Mrs H Alexander d child,
NJ Beckley, Mr. Smith, Hon H Kuihelani, c Weigmann, c
q, Gov s Kipi 81 family, C V Houseman, A kalauli, Jas
1bIebeen, NJ Kirchof, 10 others, and rs deck
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&tQal advertisements.
Nj COUR- OFTHEHAwAIIA

y Islands, Oahu, SIS, July Term, A. D. 1875: haaoao W.
lbellcnt VS.. halama a.. Ibenee, libel for divorce. IN ne
above entitled libel for divorce, it is now ordered that a de-
cree Of divorce from the bonds ofmatrhmony be entered iniaEor
of the said Kaaoao wv. for the cause Of the adultery and utter
desertion of the said Kalama o., tob be made absolute after the
expiration ofsiX months from the date OF this decree, upon COM
pliance with the terms thereof, unless sufficient cause shah
appear" to the contrary. And the lbellant is ordered 10 pup,
lih an attested copy Of this order in the Il" tactic Commercial
Advertiser" and " Kuokoa" newspapers for six successive
weeks; the first public notice to be within one month from the
date of this order; that all persons interested may. within six
months, show cause why said decree should not be made Alb
solute. BY the Court, A. ROSA,
Dated this 18th day of July, All 1878. Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu, IS. l hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and faithful copy Of the original decree Of divorce no"
on file in the Office Of the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands.
As witness ny hand this 18th dag Of July, A. D. 1873.
jy2o 6e A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
ARRIVALS.

I3-Schr WaileIe, KalauaO. from Maliko, Maui
13-Schr Warwick, John Bull. from Lanai
I4-Stmr Likehke, Shepherd, from Hawaii & Maui
14-Stmr Kilauea Hou, Marchant, from Kahului, Maui
15-Schr Manuokawai. Naiwi. from Hanamaulu, Kauai
15-5chr Jenny, Pake, from Nawiliwili, Kauai.
I5-P N 8 ; City Of New York, Cobb, Z days & 6
hours from San Francisco.
l5-Am bk ArkwTight, Sears, from Newcastle
ls-Am schr Joseph Woolley, Briggs I'm Guano Is
lS-Stmr KiIauea Hou, Marchant, from Maui
IS-Am ship Benlendi, Boyd. 100 days from London
I9-Schr Kulamanu, Mana, from Kohala. Hawaii.
20-Schr Waiehu, Kilia, from Maiko, Maui
2O-Schr Waioli, Twomy, from Hama, Maui
20-Schr Kekauluohi. Malaihi, from Hanalei, Kauai.
20-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, from Lahaina, Maui
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uy I3-Schr IA Moi. Sears, for Kahului, Maui.
l3-Schr Pueokahi, Clark, for Kohala
13-Brit bk Madura, Stanton, for Jarvis Island
I3-Am VIII Aleram Barker, Smith, for the Arctic
13-Schr Waioi, Toomey, for Hama, Maui
15-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
15-Schr Marion, Kiblin, for Koloa d Waimea, Kauai
I5-Stmr Kilauea-hOu, Marchant. for Maui
I6-P NJ s : City of New York, Cobb, for Cobb
I6-Stmr LikeIike, Shepherd, for Maui q Hawaii.
I6-Schr Leahi, Kaaina, for Kohala, Hawaii.
16-Schr WaneIe, Kalauao, for Mako, Maui.
I7-Schr Jenny, Pake, for Nawiliwii, Kauai
17-SChr Manuokawai, Naiwi, for Hanamaulu, Kauai
17-Schr Annie, Kalua, for NawiiwiIi, Kauai.
l9-Stmr KiGauea-hou, Marchant, for Kahului