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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
THE NEWEST FREIGHT Quarrel.
A Change that is Viewed by shippers with
Marzs OF Di-approbation.

The expectation of the early opening Of
navigation on the lakes and the canal has
prompted the trunk railroads to send the fol-
lowing notice to shippers;
II has been agreed that commencing with April Is.
1875 all articles which taken according 10 the pres
or released will be placed one class higher than at
fah s '.s% m be ea.cd At 6rd cas. Third class
will be elassd At second class second clas. viii be
and hall sla.s One and halt class viii be sls;',d
Al ..S AZ S Iee e' lime. s.s . e Three me 1 eas.
will be cassc at tour tunes nrst class Four tunes nrs
When lower rat, desired shippers must state on
he snPps order or rsfs' S, ss rst Mra Is ,H f p
and forwarded at carrier srisk
This notice was received with marked ndig-
nation. except am ong shippers Of indes,rurible
goods. such as leather. &c. 1t was regarded as
impolitic and unwisc in consideration OF the
inharmonious relations existing between tho
railroads and New York shippers. owing to the
persistent and untrinG efforts Of the former to
discriminate against the interests OF New York.
In point Of Tact, shippers say. the freight
schedule that ended the last railrond war has
been practically IA dead letter. Few. u any. OF
the roads have ndhered 20 the schedule. and
numerous complaints have been made to the
pooling agent. Mr.. Fink. These complaints
have been met with point blank denials, but the
undertaking continued without abatement.
The shippers say that the new class II cntion
cannot hold under the law. and demand the mp
pointment OF "a Legislative committee to take
testimony as 70 the cutting OF rates 10 the preJu-
dice Of New York.
In consequence OF numerous inquiries q his
Office as 10 the meaning OF ownnrs risk and
carriers risk" Commissioner Fink has pub
lished the following:
Al present the bill of adns provides certain articles OF
trail and bre nature and other articles subject To in
jury IN the ordinary course OF transportation without
negligence the part Of the only e. be taken
at owners rsk unless specially agree IN writing 70 the
contrary The proposed change merely contempAies
determining at once and Notifying the shippers o the
that he charged in the carrier assumes
the particular risks above referred To- instead Of leaving
that question opcn one. to be made the subject Ot u
special agrrrmcnt wnung IN each particular ca-e.
The shipper i to select whether he wishes To ship at
owners sk with reduced rates, at carrier rish at
a higher rate
There Intention to eNemrt tho carrier from any
hNihty ri-k- duo 10 h-oNu carlcssnes hut ~ the
latter idea he entertained ty Shippers it's pro-
posed make any chhnlc present. amt until the
- generally and better uni, rsooi by tho-o
| interested.
Shippers have been advised 10y their lawyers
to ship their goods under PROT 4 while the new
| class iilcatou is enforced, being nssured that
| the railroads cannot legally shlrk their respOn'
sbilities as to loss or damage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.
PAUPERS BURNED TO DEATH.
THE dLMsHOrsH or sTEUBEv COUNTY
FIRED ny 4 LUNITIG
Many OF the Iunatics Peri~hin I. in the Flames
"A Man Trap for Ercc,ins> which the
County IL Censured-A Madmnn's End.

a Man Trap for Ercc,ins> which tho
County Is Censured-A Madman's End.
BATH, N. Y. April s.-Tho building OF the
Stcubcn County Poorhousc. which was burned
on Saturday night. was mude OF brick 80 by 40
feet. and two stories high Nearly all tho win
dows were grated. and there was but ono mode
OF egrcss from each story No night watchmnn
was employed about the building. and there
was no ilro apparatus The county house IL
two miles from Bath. and the fire department Of
this place did not 90 out. An insane epileptid
from Hornollsvic. named Ford who was locked
In cell on the first floor set fire to his
bed with match. probably obtained from
fellow pauper All the partitions were OF pitch
pine. and burned like tndcr. Tho cries Of
Ford reused the other inmates only after tho
building was filled with binding smoke An
inmate. who had Ford In charge opened Fords
door and the flames burst out and ran along
the partitions and up the stove pipe hole into
account Of the flames. He had forced his hend
between the bars Of his window, and unable to
poured out OF the window around his head. and
he perishcd.
women and Children. and the lower story by
eighteen men. The majority were idiotic
and ten on the second were destroyed. At the
first alarm Ell Carrington. the keeper. rushed
out Of the main building with an employee and
leading from the second story. Eight or ten
women were found piled up at the foot Of tho
staircase. and cloud Of sufocating smoke
rolled down. Tho women were pulled out. and
Darlington started ny stairs. but was driven
back by the smoke. In five minutes from the
time OF the alarm the paupcrs ceased coming
out. and in half an hour the root fell in. The
first floor door leading from the mems depart-
ment was never locked. and no one in the build
ing was locked up except Ford.
On Sunday tho blackened remains. OF five
bodies were taken from the ruins, and to-day
about one-thrd Of the debris was dug over and
more remains found. Altogether the remains
would about hl an ordinary-sized coffin. Legs,
arms. and skulls were entirely burned on aud
In most cases but very small part Of the body
could be found. No blame Is attached TO any
one. but the county Is severely censurcd for
providing such q man trap for the occupation
Of its paupers. Before the fire there were lao
paupers Gt the county house.
The Coroner impaneed jury this afternoon
and began taking testimony. A verdict will not
be reached until tomorrow.
Edward Hudson. aged 81 years n paraytic Of
Greenwood who crawled out ot the building
with his clothes one mass Of flame. died at
o'clock to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
PROB.fRLy 4 MURDER.
The Body OF n wcn-Drcssed German Found
with - uuLet Hole In the Head.

John McAtancy, workman In the stone
quarries at wrchawkcn. left homo for his work
enrlicr than usual yesterday morning. and just
after he reached the quarry pits no saw in
little open spnco tho body of man. He lay
with his hat covering his eyes. and McAtnney
Mt first thought that no was either asleep or in
toxicatcd. A little pool OF blood under the head
showed that no had been wounded. and then
McAtaney lifted the hat and saw that the man
was dead. Coroner Crane was Immediately
summoned. and after looking at the body and
surroundings he decided that the man had been
murdered and that the murderer had attempt
ed to make 1t appear that II was case OF
suicide. Tho man had been shot In the right
temple, and must have diod instantly. The
bullet penetrated the felt hat, but there were no
marks of powder on either the hat or the face
as thcre would have been had the dead man
discharged the pistol.
ing been carefully arranged. The arms lay
close to the body. and in a. position. that they
could not have assumed had the dead man shot
himself and then fallen. and between the crook
Of the right elbow and the body lay small re-
volyer Coroner Crane said that i was impos-
sible for man To have shot himself as this man
was shot. and then lie down, place his arms by
his side and the pistol whore II was found The
features of the dead man indicated that he was
n German, and seemed to be those OF n man
who WINS well to do. His clothing further
strengthened that presump,ion, for he had on
a black broadcloth coat. n black velvet vest
drab-colored pantaloons OF fashionable cut. and
clean linen.
The dead man was apparently about 40 years
Of age with light and rather thin hair and a
light moustache. Not thing was found on the
man except dressing comb in fancy case.
rifed wore noticed. The body was taken 10 the
Morgue. but no ono recognized the man. Coro-
PS Gns ut pS' SeeS oa ee
The Coroner believes that tho man was enticed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
MORE rETOES BY MAJOR HOWELL.
Resolutions In Reference to the Late Alder
man shannon that he Conden mus.

Mayor Howell sent two vetoes to the Brooklyn
Aldermen yest'rda, Tile fret di.approyed Of the
luton which rro,i,d that election should be held to
MI the vacancy caused ly the death OF Alderman shan
non. and that the late Adcrmans salary shouibe paid to
his widow ior the rest o hi, term The Mayor SAYS that
death all contracts and that the widow of the late
Alderman ha, no claim upon the treasury founded upon
the vacancy created by his death The amount then
would be -i0. which there authority TO make
and the HpVroNH 40 and execution 90 t ro.outlnu wound
L, actmc under thc statutes oi the state lie approves
Of the award OF the salary the month IN which hc
dIrd. Justified hy precedent Tic MaNuf lrouluuccs
a." refusal To- have All election I'm the ward 90 auun
American outrage. amt an act which cannot ic defend.
cd The common & urcl Is nov >n tIua iN d.,itI hy
party lines ua the exercise o ir rsht o repre- niaiion
from THIS ward &. rrui MS valuable uu1 the
denies II 90 oi the oldest aids AMI 10 pu ptr.ou,
lhc second Netuis ui tlc resolutions which auth tltxc.
the Board of Cy Mork. 60 make contracts fDr fhc clean
ing the streets boz tue Fish, sixth. and Twenty htst Wards
with PERSONS other than tiir lowest bidders.
The = ~ placed file
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fire in the one-story frame house Mt 4s9
Fiatbu,h avenue, Brooklyn. at O'Clock ycs,crday
ing attended with circumstances that led TO the ar
rest Of Mrs Emma Stewart the ner who let the main
house and lived in small wooden addition in which the
nrc orsinaicd when Gcorsc Hyde. a tenant, saw the
blaze and to the door lac Mrs Sewa standing
In the doorway nly dressed She told the police that
She did not Know that there was any insurance on the
house. her husband. who attended to that. did not
live wi'h her She put out The lamp when size went 10
bed. and there IRE IN the stove. she could
account for the urlsln o the flames She that the
charge o arson i made against her by the tenants that
they get her ont Of The and get their rent
Mr. stewart has served term of mpri.onucnt tor lar
conv She was committed to RAYMOND street jail. The
damage 10 the building WAS triring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Escaping from ~ Hospital.

Emile Cappnrati. who shot himself in tho ear
Friday whcnde icctcd in roDrns kew fatcr Farrell
trcd escape from the Chauh' 'r, street Hospital yes
tcrlav The on,cr who was watching him lett tho room
for moment thinking Ctpparati wa, asleep. When he
closed the 4 or ,Aprarl ,urang from Ia, A. AMI rum
ming pat the officer the stairs jumped from the first
story window and ran toward Gfeenwich street The
on pursued hiu and several persons, seeing man
with only shirt Joined IN the chase Chpptrau was
captured IN Hudson street lie -aid that tie nv&t time
ihrN N. .ull not cAtnh MN 80 rasllY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Disasters at Sen.

There is still hope of saving the steamship AG-
nes ashore Mosquito inlet the Florida reef She
to have been run the mail routes from Cedar Keys
10 Havana. touching at Key West The de faco Post
master.Gcneral Key and large party were awaiting
the Agnes arrival at Cedar KEYS whence they proposed
to visit Havana She had little cargo aboard No lives
were lost
The schooner Yankee Doodle was run into Of Barnc.
cat Sunday evening by the schooner Panghseu aud
cat the ~ edge Ahatt the main rigging the
starhoard sde, Her mainmast and main boom were
broken and her sail and mainsa torn The Paugus-
sett had her hcadgeaT and cutwator carried away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

Capt. NJ. l.. Van Tine Of Company C. Seventy
first Regiment was locked M in Ludlow street Jail on the
so,h ult, compliant of Lieut. Eugene Elliot. john
A. Cummin,. and Charles A. French, OF the CON
pahv. who charge that he had emhc zXcl sS0 belong
ins 10 the company Aipr hc hnd lain ~ iM for TWO
laNs he rel-Hs,d. ut the compliments going
his bail bond ON srutaOns HAT tr Captain would
turn over property in NcN Jersey 10 make The deficiency
good But the CAPTAIN hAs not vet done th-. and the
Comnan, has given hun until Wednesday o. niakc the
deficiency goud, ant resign. II ie doc, not comply.
charges in military way arc To he utltrr, against
hlLn and elN nnA .rlmm s-lt. ave 90 De lN.MtALAl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Rapid Tran.,, In Brool,yn.

The special committee appointed to consider
the extension Of the rapid transit line along Atlantic
avenue, from Fatbush avenue to South ierry reported
to the Aldermen yesterday that they could not agree,
and asked to be discharged The majority o the commit
opposed TO the use o steam ON the surface Of
Atlantic avenue in any shape. Alderman Burnct then
offered resolution approving OF the consNus non Of a
deuressed road from flabush avenue to south cry by
way o the tunnel the rOad to be butt with stone arches
The street crossings and at the point OF cNt from w
ferry tunnel Tic company must give bond oi slNntD
20 faithfully carry ont the provisions Of the resolution
anl repay all damage 10 property The resolution was
ma 40 a. sUQ & IA ar + [ \
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Helping Those who win Help Themselves.

The Young Womcn's Christian Association at
East Fifteenth street, New York will give instruction
grls in machine and hand Swing and IN bookkeeping
ami writing and try TO nnd employment for nurses.
scAnstrrs~es nursery go'erne~cs companions for the
sick sales girls ho0kkecpsrs or clerks Heads
families and others wanting the help Indicated may ap
ply ut the office o the asoeiaun They do not extend
10 workers in the Kitchen No charge is made to employ
ara ar mi,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Two More Veterans Gone.

Daniel Corey. aged ~. n veteran Of the War
Of isl2 died In the Hudson County Hospital IN Jersey
City on saturday,
Mr. Edward Egher asod ST n lin-lons resident #
Staten island, and veteran ot the War W lsl2 dod AZ
his residence IN West Brighton Yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
\ Street Duel In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. April s.-Isiah Oabbart who was
shot Yesterday in the public square at llarro,burs ny
Henry Noel died OF his wounds Tho combat, which
looA place IN the presence ul many cScHs had it. orn
in an election row. The men mot aud advancing 10.
ward one another, rmItd cNcrA chamber ui their fc.
sptcuyr r,'olyors, h,n chn,nd and iuu-ht 70 uli,
u>luA their pistols clubs. when they separated
II was as,ctiaincd ult GahhArt lai been uiorAny
MnAiIaI ID IN. lie uANml rAlll ANaI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Interesting to Brooni,n'. small Hoy..

An ordinance in relation 10 the storage. sac.
and OF fireworks was introduced 10y the Law Com.
mittcc of the Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday providing
thatno fireworks shall be Manufactured stored kept
on sale. except under permit for which fee OF $40
shall be rad hV wholcsac deal RS and 3 hy rctn deal.
er. Fireworks .hal only tr sud letNtrn June ~ and
July ~ cdCl Year atd are To lee used uuly ou July
and T. Special Duhur display are icrmiit H. and private
displays tu h allowed under permits grnnt,d hv tho
Mayor The ordinance pruihit, the sale. ,tpra-t, nr
uanuia ture oi IRE kHrs slu~ AMI W aria les that
lraNf iuuu fhat may contain fire. II laid
Tor q week lur d~cus-iuu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
wm Max. hi. own Way In the World.

Charley Green. who Is only II years Of age,
made many friends IN the Police Central Once ycstcr.
day while waiting to be sent back to his home in Buf
falo Railroad men helped him while coming 10 this
city had been bCng chrumos and prints foT his
mother Is poor her husband having abandoned her
His total receipts amounting Ia 49, he had sent 10 her
eaving himself yonnlc,s lie was looking pr place
which sleep Sunday and was sent Ia Marun Webb
Sergt Gastln took him ~ the Troy boat last evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

Burglars entered the bedroom of Mr. John G.
Bailey On Essex street. Orange, n J, early on sunday
morning and stole two New Jersey Central Railroad
bonds OF 81 60 each and S7O0 worth scrip stock
In the same copnmy also, coat and vest and two over
coats Ar G. \ Prescott found the <7OOnln seTp the
moor m his schno house yesterday morning, the thieves
having divided their spos there The scrip AMI bonds
are registered. Ihe bonds are missing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
The wor., OF the Moon.h,ner. Arrested.

LOUISVILLE. April s.-Anen Craft the worst
man Of all the Moonshncrs' in KENTUCKY, was cap
turcd To- day M Morgan county He has drned United
States Marshals tor wears Near his stll posted
sgn roAdlng u You vAlno YouT hie NOne no ln lhor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

HARTFORD. April s.-Sexton. the billiard play
cr robbed Of valuable champion badge and other
property in this ,,y tonight II is supposed the prop
crty taken from his IN the HroWer House while
he was GIVING billiard exhibition The ossls stated at
aver
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

HAvANA. April s.-The QGcial Gazette has
published by the ClI tainGgnerI directing that
in conformity with the PROCLAMATION OF the 2Sth OF March
the restoration it, of all property cmhar.,d
for political offences shall commence immediately
orders have been given accordingly o the Director At
Finance, and adj Gutt rnurs OF the island Persons inter-
c,tcd apply TO these authorities ~ obtain their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

PARIS. April s.-Fiitccn supplementary cleo
tons IA nu vacancies n the Chamber OF Deputies caused
hy Nnid1u ~ hr previous Gle, 0u, took Place yes
trrlav Complete returns show that iuurrrn R'pub-
caus ,l, eturnv and tat on" -, Vnd ballot IL heces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Killed la Atlantic Avenue.

James W. Bywatcr, the lawyer OF Wall street.
ths city who Friday evening last vas struck by the
motor Bedford ON the Atlantic Avenue Railroad near
East New York died early yesterday morning IN s resi-
donce at 30 Lynch street. Brooklyn lie had an once At
80 Wall street this city was about % years OF age, an
was much respected Owing 10 the weakness OF his sight
he was unable 10 tell which track the approaching
was and there was field OF railroad rack he
selected what he thought was secure spot hut whrh
was fact In front Of the approaching ,nglne The en-
lne brought almost TO iul stop and II struck MN
lust before was stopped Tho Coroner 10 investigate
The case tOdny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
The wnllam.burgh yacht Club.
JOfIINGs ABoUr TOWN.

The Williamsburgh Yacht Club last night
VOrd 10 pay 80 for prizes ur ne winning yachts IN The
last IegAtla. and ~ have o nvAt -eknlla on lMne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Corn Pearl Hu.ted Married.

PouGHKEErsIE April s-Cora Pearl Hustled,
who after three attempts to procure divorce from her
husband Charles Hustled and who succeeded earlv last
month, was today married ~ Collins u Cole oi New
York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

Morgan A Brothers. storage warehouses,
Broadway and 47h 81 separate To0ais Ter furniture
~. Iuspteu,n u solicited ADJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09

Eighty choice Norfolk oysters for zoe, sixty
large ones &c., at ANY o AasDys depols Fresh every
day,-Ais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-09
Wenlher ONCE Prediction.
BROOhLIN.

Cloudy. rainy weather southeast 10 south
Np.Gs, stationary or higher tenn cIaturc
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The expectation of the early opening OF
navigation on the lakes and the canal has
prompted the trunk railroads to send the fol-
lowing notice TO shppers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-04-10
COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU. APRLL ID. Is

HONOLULU. APRIL 10, 1873.
The zrEivas Or the past week have been the Am scbr
Leo from san Francisco with full cargo q general er-
oauais; the An VII bk Pacific, from Panama; aud the
An s-ilF ) Z B1fendezu. from San Francisco.
TIE departures fr the same period have been, the whs
ing bark Rainbow Sea Breeze, Progress and Hunter for
the Arste Ocean the steamer st Paul, for San Francisco
Dispatched by Haszsld q Co; the 3masssd sehr Hera
H fr The port by Castie Cooke, tinga full cargo
of Island produce; the Am schooner II Bofeudeau
u1hatsg and The rrigais Pensacola for Francisco.
The An ship Charter OAK advertised by SIes.rs Bolei
d c. Or HoussouE direct sail Saturday. 18th inst
Az1, ne Am bark Eduard James by Aessrs. Chuian Co..
fr tile destination, sa Friday next I2th.
81 atrisss fo the Coast learn that the Jane
Ialznbsrs sailed fron Portland flr this port on END
Nlr1l. The bark Murray Wa on the BERTH loading
f Honolulu. with dispatch. The schooner left sau
Francisco March End for Humboldt load lumber fll
sls Trt The schooner Mary left san Francisco on
March lGh for Ho We also learn that the bark Courier
iss been chartered % proceed % Australia.
Tie steamship city af sydney from the South, may be
expected 90 r1ssiar uarl route flr san Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-04-10
POHT OF ITOV0LULU.
ARRIVED


Apr s-s-ir MILE M6rris Keal0hauui from Mol0zai
slhr Annie. Ehlua. IRON KaI6a aud Waimea.
sllr hHunaul. y iza, from kau, Hawaii.
s--tlr L-srlisr. Shepherd, from N indWard PJrts-
S-ir Haleakaiu. uofu, from Hil1.
t-.ehr PuelEaill. Clarke from HanaleL
Am sclr Len. Barker, ls days I'm san Francisco.
Am VII bk Fachc, kuuvirs from Panama.
Am -clrI q Bslrudgau sherry % dys I'm san =.
scar Liasa4, Fu.ahivl. from h0lIaIa-
sChr Paushi Aauu, from Hsmakua
Halr Jenny, PAkr, from Nawiiiwili.
e-Sllr Wtrsia g John Bull from NooEaL
scar Nsrtis Merrill, Hatfield from LAaaiua.
SAILED
Ayr s-S.hr Ka Mo-, Marclsut. Tor Kahului.
r1ar Mary Foster Beck. Tor hau.
Helr Eullulauur Mana, Tor k0hala.
>=ar NrTue Merrill Hatfield, for LahaiBa.
s-,=hr Mzisslu. , Tor Maiik0-
Salr fsuuaai. Nfsls ilr Ktu.
Srur kakagiu1li, EalAiLi, !lr HEuaei.
stlsr 81 Paul. Erskiu-, for san fra4oIse0.
Am 3ma-tsl schooner . era, Merrill, fur san Fran
An vh bk Sea Brcez= Barnes for Arctic.
lu EH uk Pra.re-s Lsplatn. Cor Arctic.
s--=lT kluEu. AhuIhalg, Cor Aluiokai.
scar hasu4i.s, kiuE, ior koEa and kau.
sgir Leah. kgsina, Tor k1Iala-
Can uh bE Hunter Homer. Dor Arctic.
s---Ir ANNE, kalua. for lilo.
g--rmr IlEeiIe- shepherd. Cor Nindwari Ports.
s1lr General Harueg, TriPp, Tor Arctic
3 Pensacola, i.s4r Admiral Murray. Tor san 2.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-04-10

upon Miss Ingles for the admirable arrangement Of
the parts. The music, by the leader of the Pensa-
cola Band, signor C. Contrada, and assistants, was
very fine, adding in high degree to the pleasure
of the entertainment. The large and fashionable
audience enjoyed the performance and all retired
seemingly well pleased during The whole evening,
at least such is our conclusion from observation
well as many complimentary remarks we heard.
Miss Ingles has very good reason TO con-
graduate herself on the handsome and liberal
manner in which the citizens of Honolulu testified
their appreciation of her acting the occasion of
her benefit. We understand that Miss Inges will
return TO San Francisco in the next steamer, and
we assure her that she will carry with her the
best wishes of our people for her future welfare in
which wish We heartily join.