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New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
sEcRErARY sHERMANs YIsIT.

Secretary Sherman arrived IN the city yesterday
afternoon. lie was accompanied by Mrs Sherman,
Miss Mamie sherman, his daughter; Miss Jennie
Dennison. of Ohio, aud Miss Mary Reese, of Ohio,
daughter of Major Reese, United States Army; and
his private secretary, Major Babcock These ladies'
together with Miss Florence Hoyt, daughter of
Jesse Hoyt of this city, will sail for Europe to-day
in the steamship Adriatic, Of the White Star Line
Secretary sherman will remain with his family un-
iii their departure today, after which he Will de-
ynte the remainder Of the day aud Tomorrow to
nUblic business. He declined 10 discuss public mat
ters last evening, stating that lie was busiiy en-
oaeed in arranging for the departure OF his family
and friends He was called upon last night by
number of prominent PERSONS among whom were
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
THE ASTON MURDER.

TREASURER RENFRoE, OF GEORGIA, 1EsTiFiEs IN
COURT TO THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE MURDER.
ATLANTA, Ca, April 30.-To-day In the
trial of Cox for the murder OF Colonel Aston the re-
mander of the jury was obtained from country parts
during the forenoon. The jurymen are three1ourtns
ountrymen-intelligent men, however
State Treasurer Renfroe was placed on the stand HIS
explanation lasted five hours and quarter, and con-
suned the available part OF the dav. lie relaJeu inc
circumstances OF the murder as follows:
Returned from dinner in company with treasury
Clerk Murphy and Howard the purchaser OF the GOruo
interest In the convict lease They left soon after ana
Alston departed Immediately, following ater
the other TWO, and saving to the MESSENGER
sent to him to go tell Cox that he had
the matter, ard would not meet hinj 10 tel CoA
to go his way aud he would go his. ASTON
passed on TO the street and came PACK almost lnins
dlately Cox entered very much excited ana WIN ms
hand on his pistol Aston rose with uplfted nanus,
went to meet Cox at the door, and said; Cox et US
sop this do not want you to kill me, nor do want
10 kin YOU; it's no use" Cox insisted that Aston had
not met him as promised | told them not 70 nave q
difficulty there, and, they paid no attention, or
dered them out. Cox took Aston by the arm
and said Come outside and settle IT," Aston pulleo
back and went and took seat IN chair lie soOh
arose, suddenly wheeled, aud drawing ms re-
volver, presented IT, Cox had ms ~
his hand ready. They fred at the same moment
AlsOn's fourth shot hit Cox in the mouth on ls hh
effort his pistol snapped. Cox then rose, took long
step forward placed mis- pistol to Astons temple ana
fired. Aston reeled and fell Cox laid down his pistol
renarking. " We ale both dead men,"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
d MYSTERIOUS POLICE COMMLSSIONER.

The statement made by Police Commissioner Er-
hardt to the effect that to-day lie would vacate his
Office caused him to be sought after with great
eagerness yesterday He did not come to the Police
Central Office until late In the afternoon, and was
then in secret consultation with Commissioner
Wheeler for more than an hour, while a band of
reporters besieged the Office for hearing with the
commissioners. Mr.. Wheeler departed in cab.
protesting not to know where Mr. EThardt was.
Half score of watchers were on guard at all the
strategcal points where n flank movement might
be made by the beleaguered commissioner. Mean
while Tribune reporter met Mr. Erhardt IN his
mysterious flight, and the following conversation
took placei
"Do you expect to be here tomorrow ~
"Do youT
4" Ii so, whyW
"Because If So and am here, you will see me; ;
if not you will certainly not see me here"
"1hen you will not say whether you eyacuate the
position tomorrow ~
80 TO use q quotation, Il have nothing to say"
what! Nothingp
absolutely nothing"
With this the mysterious commissioner vanished
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
e.. D. &H. D.L&W. >. l.. & ". Av'ge Mhs'le
e'-@ sale March yesterday yestdy. D.L.&
FAUURFS GTSINFSS,

Forty-nine failures were reported IN this city in
AprIl. in which the total liabilities amounted to
S1,199, $50, and the assets were estimated at
SG33, ,121 Compared with the preceding month,
this shows large increase in liabilities; March
having forty failures, with liabilities of S4S0,449
and assets S211, ,754. In April, 1873, there were
seventy-three failures with total liabilities, Of
SO, 100000
Henry Z. Howell, commission dealer IN butter
and cheese has failed on account of the depression
in the trade. For ten years he was member of
the firm of George :. Hart 4 Howell, which dis
solved in Nav, 1873. Since then he has been
carving on business on his own account, with a
claimed capital Of $4,000. His Liabilities are
reported at about 81 900.
The schedule in the general assignment of Fanny
Michel and Henrietta Michel 10 Benjamin Leer-
burger was filed yesterday Liabilities S14 1872 ~
nominal assets S13, 420 81 real assets, $S4j lbs 80.
The schedule in the assignment Of Ira l.. Beebe
70 Byron Is. Taggart named the Liabilities at
sos, ,630 81 f; nominal assets, S24,7l1 80 real
assets 81 ,O26 80. The assignment of Thomas ii
BIrdsall and joan Dunn, of the firm Of Blrdsall &
Dunn, plumbers, No. MurTay-st., to John III. At
kinsop was filed yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL By stsdnshtp Scythfd.-T. s. Abe
casis Mrs l. " s. Ames and maid. Mr. and AIRS r. Ander
son H. r. Anderson E. c. Anderson, Master Andrews
Mr. Baxendae Miss Blind and maid, Nr. Buhdorn d. Bone
Mr. Bolton f. Bourbon. b. Bov J. H. Boytl W. ~ Buifum
M j. Calm j. Carnell, Mt and mrs W. C0uper MI Craw
Dodd g. Dufus A. Duncan Miss X Dunn. Dr. T. y Ely Dr
Win Ely, =. Epstein Mr.. aud Mrs j. Ewart H. FREEMAN
Mrs r. Gale, Mrs. J. GIL, the Misses L. ana ElI
Colonel Gouraud, Master Gouraud DR.. c. r. Grnth Sll
- HsmiIton o. HILBERT Mr. aud Mrs. Grand d d'Hautevne
twO children and three r. Il. Hurgons j. r. Jene
son H. " Kersey Mr. 10 ROyde Koven, T. Lac0ste, MI La
fand Mr. and c. L. Lamberton, j. Levois Mrs L)ok
wood ana and Miss A. L. Lockwood and maid
] w Low. j r. Mackenzie and son. Captain Macqueet O.
Maver j. Miller Mrs Miner, Dr. H. n. Morrison ID; Muir,
Newhall DR. o. Page, Mrs Page four children and maid
MIR and Mrs j. Parker j. Psrrott r, Mrs A. H. PatcGin
NJ Patchn Mrs Post child and maid, s. W. Punnett and
child y P0sen H. Rawlings w. RenshaT, G. Richardson r.
w Roberts Roberts, Z. Schupple Q. j. sidey Mrs NJ
r. W. stanwOOd Mr.. swayne Mr and Mrs +: W. Tracy, =
r. Tuck Dr. s. r. TuckeTman, the Misses WeddersDoon,
G. West Mr. and Mrs. Westfedt, Mr. and Mrs. WILKINSON
DR. and Mrs =. Woodruff, Mr.. Wickham.
3g Steamship Wyoaia0-F. Cramer Mrs. F. Cramer Miss
NJ C. Cramer w Coates f. T. Perkins. the Rev G. Cannon
c. Board Kettle, j. Grlths, f. Papine, Mr. and " 70
Walker children Miss F. Walker MI and Mrs James
Broughton Russell w. l. II. Goldrtng Miss NJ OGOrman
Miss Kane Beverly anu children. Whitehead, E. Met
oaf NJ b. Wheelright w. 81. Kinney, Mr aud Mrs. A. Nc
Kane Mrs s Gaylord, F. c. Packark, Miss Julia Gaylord
Mt aud Mrs g A WOrmad aud children Miss T. Ogle. Miss
r. Fletcher Mr. Mrs l. Fletcher O. NOleY, W Beate
w B. smith, j. r. Tweves r. B. Young, j. Young, W. F.
Wsghe e. MCINTYRE, NJ B. Major, n. - Burton D. Jacobs
O. Mughes H. wilhelm NJ. p BardOns, ]. smith. II A. VIM
tons A. SHINE Miss NJ Maroney. j. Lynch c. Iisll Miss
Chadwick Miss f. ogle T. Dwyer w. Dixon, MISS B. Noe
man w, MulIeman.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
BOLD AFFAIR IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.

PITTsBUKG, TtHn., ApIII oU.-A DOIu dtUtmpI
was made to-day 10 rob the Worhngmen's Savings
Bank on Ohio-st.. Allegheny The bookkeeper of the
bank had gone TO dinner leaving the cashier, George L.
Walter alone. Two men entered the bank. and one Of
them adyancing TO the counter, asked for silver In
change FOR dollar bill When The cashier rendered the
change he VAS confronted with cooked revolver and
told to make no noise or he would be shot. Dropping
the silver Walter seized the revolver and succeeded IN
w-cuchng IL from hs assaaut, who then cambefed up
and got Inside of the railing and began reaching for
money on the counter Walter opened fire on him. lie
fired two al him ani also two the other rODber
who In the meantime, had clambered over the 'front.'
counter and was ldvanCiug Walter Tic strangers,
di-mayed by the warke reception, turned toward
door and fed The thieves succeeded in carrying away
81 800 but in their hurried Gight tncy drODcd pack
age containing 800. winch picked the street
and returned the bank officers On leaving the bank
the thieves made their way 10 the and succeeded
In reaching this city where the clcw was lost.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
EPISCOPAL MISSIONS IN MEXJCO.

regular monthly meeting of the League in aid
of the Mexican branch Of the Church was held in
Calvary Church. at Tourth-ave. and Twenty-tirst-
ST.. yesterday afternoon. This Episcopal society
WIS established in aid Of mission work in Mex
leo. The church there has uo" iifty-three congre-
cations besides schools and orphanagcs where over
900 children are taught. Sixteen young men, ma
tivcs OF Mexico are studying for the ministry.
A large cathedral In the City Of Mexico and other
church buildings throughout the country have been
erected The church has now over 5000 active
members The President Of the Mexican Republic
and other influential persons have become regular
noothIv subscribers 10 the education and work Of
fLe society. Contributions ia behalf of the work
can be sent 10 Miss VI. A. Stewart Brown, care Of
Brown Brothers, No. 80 Nall-St. At the meeting
YESTERDAY afternoon the Rev. Drs. Riley and Val
desbinO made addresses. and urged the necessity OF
liberal contributions and active work.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
DENYING A CONSPIRACY IN OIL.

The petroleum oil dealers who were indicted for
conspiracy at Clarion, Penn, on Tuesday, on com
plant of L. b. Campbell, president of the Producers
Union, were not disposed yesterday to talk upon
the subject. William Rockefeller, Of the Standard
OIL Company, said: " This indictment has been
brought about by some men who have suit
against the Pennsylvania Railroad. They want us
TO give evidence in the case, and they have taken
this step to secure personal service upon us. We
have not vet decided what course we will pursue.
the matter being entirely i'll the hands OF our
cOunsel.O
Pratt Astral OF Company, said: Mr.. Pratt does
moi really know what the Indictment means. II
is safe TO presume that the defendants VIII all be
compelled TO appear in tine PennsyiVauia Courts
apd enter a plea. Bail has already been offered,
so that there viii be- nOnc0nveucnce, probably, IN
that respect" Jabez A. BOstwlck, who was en-
gagged in business matters, sent word u a
TRnUNE reporter that il was "a trumpcd-up
charge, TO secure evidence in personal matter.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
CONFIRUAIIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-The Senate in exec
utiye session to-day confirmed the following nomna-
tlOns
United States ConsuL-JOhn u. Arquimbau, of New York
at Dena Robert p wilson, OF Pennsylvania at Mos
George w. Roosevelt OF Pennsylvania at ST. Helena
francis ivan Wyck OF Illinois at Turks Island q. W.
Grin Of Kentucky at Auckland Eli Van Prang at Para
maTibO.
Henry Harp TO be Postmaster at Green Island " Y
Howard White OF Nebraska 10 be Indian Agent at the
Omaha Agency.
pa,masfer John H. Stevenson OF the United states Navy
heen numbers In his grade for eminent and
conspicuous conduct battle and extraordinary herosm
The latter nomination is made III accordance with the
provisions of Section 50G of the Revised Statutes. Mr.
Stevenson was once before advanced fifteen numbers.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
TOO ARDENT ADMIRERS or THE BALLET

A party of men i'll evening dress occupied
a proscenum box at Niblos Garden last night, and
rendered themselves obnoxious to the audience
and the performers During the progress OF
the Amazonian March" the third act of the Black
Crook" one OF the men, who recognized Charles
+. Loew, a Tammany politician, exerted himself ap-
parently to attract the attention of Miss Belle Howitt
The leader OF the march. Loew's remarks
the audience who heard them. The party In the
box then stepped on the stage. LOew, who took no
pains to conceal his Identity the fact that he
toxcated att empted to embrace some of the ballet
danoers. Manager Milford with great difficulty per
suadcd the meL to leave the stage and theatre.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
..,,r,,rrO>y O,T TUF yrrroyv r-rI-T7p

CONVENTION on THE YELLOW FEVER
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 30.-The conyention o OF
represenaves from the State Boards OF Health OF Mch
gan Illinois Kentucky, Louisiana Texas, Arkansas and
Tennessee effected temporary organization this afternoon
bv calling General Bussey ~ Orleans Ia the chair
The object Of the convention is 10 have concerted action IN
preventing the and spread Of yellow fever In
fbe Tinted states The convention thout Isnsacng
olher business, adjourned until tomorrow
THE LIFE STATIONS ON THE COAST.
LoNG BRANCH \. j., April 3O.-Al the United
States life saving stations the Atlantic Coast viii close for
th0 season at O'clock tonight The apparatus viii remain
the stations under the charge Of keepers who live
and who have orders the In OF WRECKS
The crews have been on duty since september last,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fynh Arenue HOfoI-The Hon. john Sherman, Sec
retav Of the Treasury ex-senator Stanley Matthews o
Ohio CongTessmon George Loi ng oi Massachtsete
Fernando Wocd Professor lie Janon, Of West Point ahu
William L. Bostwcs of Ithaca Neio YORK HoSt-1Oser-
nor George H. Mcclellan and iamiy.. tDeadTte Lloct-
BARON Mayer Austrian Minister AZ Washington d.en'
doi H0fs-Bishop Sescr. OF Alaska aud tu ara y
Of lOfel Brinsrict-John King 1r wee fiesl-
dent Of the Baltimore aHd Ohio Railroad Company ,s
rOort H0tSs-Wiliam ]. H0ppn. secretary oi the uht
States Legation az London jaw Cooke, OF PhladeinI,
Captain Hains Of the steamship scythia v, ndt9, Lg' .,
FxCongressrlan BENJAMIN Dean ana Franklin raven oi
II ston ana = Merrill General Manager OF the Chc' o
Blhhdorn of the Austrian Legation az
NfrbOGS Uofel-E TX Con gresham H. H. hslhoIh, ~,
S.ratoco Grand HofsI-Rev Or samuel r. Wilson OF
ISuisyie Gisey HouSe-Geoige Ward Nichols, OF Cin-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
LARGE FIRE IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, April 30.--A fire in st. Jean
Bapsle village this evening, originated In stable be-
longing to st. John McCOughan, some children were
playing in the barn, and 1t is supposed they had
matches with them and set the place on fire.
The flames soon spread 10 an nd
Joining house. and owing the scarcity OF water the
remen were unable TO subdue them. Altogether forty
houses chiefly dwellings of two stories aud mostly
clpied by tw o families each we're reduced 10 ashes
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-Surgeon jerome II.
Kidder U. g. n, has been ordered special duty the
Smithsonian Institution Washington Passed Assistant
Engineer Charles H. Roelker has been assigned
porary duty at Norfolk, Va in connection with the
boilers Of the Gaena. Medical Director T. NJ. Gunnell
has been detached from the Naval Hospital, Washing
ton and appointed president oi the Medical Examin-
ing BOARD,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
STILL FAR FROM A SETTLEMENT.

conference between the committees OF the New
York and Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Com
pames was held yesterday. The object of the meet
ing was the discussion of plans of settlement of the
surrender by the New-York Company of its Peari-S.
line No settlement was reached by the COM
mlttoes and further conferences will be heidi
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
PO S T S C. RIP T
3:A5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
ENGLAND's POLICY DEFINED.

THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY MAKES AN IMPORTANT
STATEMENT.
LONDON Wednesday. April 80. 1879
The Marquis of Salisbury, Secretary OF State
for the Foreign Department, speaking at banquet oi
the Middesex Conservative Association Tonight de-
clared the Government determined not to depart
In any way from tho Treaty Of Berlin Ihey had al
ready given up a great deal for the sake OF peace
but could give up no more. 80 Tar as "o
knew the Great Powers, without exception.
were firmly resolved 10 execute the treaty the bbs
ern Roumelians accepted the autonomy when was
granted them their position would be enviable one
III they refused It repression must follow, ana tieI
blood would he upon their own heads But ne ala bOt
believe they would choose the latter alernat We.
Count SchouvalOf bad not succeeded up To WehneS-
day afternoon In obtaining Austria's consent 10 the
three months proongatIon OF Russian occupation OF
Roumca.
[For other Foreign Nsos see First PageI
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01

A DOUBTFUL MISUNDERSTANDING Driver
Well You SEE, sir. nj you travels Ia and gets
smashed up Uhere yOu2 But Il 80 De you rides on
my bus fails OF aud breaks your leg, say, there yOu
are J. Judy.
A minister can be calm as a lawyer with a
rich client 10 nc Is ia the pulpit aud does all tho
talking but let him step down footing with
Others and he'll fare up and make fool Of himself as
quicker.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
SCRANTON COAL AT LOW PRICES.

The monthly sale of Scranton coal took place yes
terday at the rooms of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company. There was a large
attendance, and toward the close of the sale ac-
tive rivalry among the buyers prevailed. The
average prices realized were from 0l4 to 10 cents a
ton lower than those obtained at the March sale by
the same company Compared with the last sale
by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. prices
with one exception were lower. AT the sale yesteT
day 100 900 tons were sOld at an average price of
81 23 ton, against 81 49, the average price at the
March sale by the same company.
The following are the average prices, compared
with the March sale by the same company, and with
the last sale by the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
MARRIAGE OF SENATOR coNKLNG's DAUGHTER

UTICA, n. z, April 3O.-Superintendent
Oaman of the Utica division Of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad, and Miss Bessie c. Conk
ling daughter OF Senator Roscoe Conkling were married
this evening Mrs. Conkling with Governor Seymour
gave away the BRIDE Senator Conklng being detained
a., attt tuyfan
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

srn r,sas A.5s sun sets -. $3.50 Clock slow 3n 00s
Nnon sets 2:O4 Moon souths 8l1 Mems age days 10
s,,ay Hook o55 Gov. Island. 81 > Hen Gate. 5Ol
N roDAY-P. NJ.
sandy Hook 1923 Gov Island. 349 Hell Gate.... 03o
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO.
2lS BROADWAY.
qam GOO Nonn 7O9. ~ m. 6S'. Midnight. $50
IIirhest during the day. ~. Lowest 53S.
Average. B2LO. same day, 1873 J5'i0.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
sailed. str Indiana. for pb,lase,ob,a

sailed. str Indiana. for PHILADELPHIA
QUfNsTOWN. ApT 3OSailed sr CITY Of Prnssel. yroxr
Liverpool Tor New York ' A"'A'
ATT sur SaDaTil from Boston for
oLAsGON, April 20 Arr str Bolivia. from Now YORK
ward bound. F ''"'"s '"u&y
LoMos, Aprl 30 Sailed gath met Korsarer lens Rran
az. 2th insi, Abraham Skalle. Sicnng: .7t inst Emil.
ImpeI2Le p francesca iu:eppe Vice Ammrco TegethoS
JOhn IttOsen last seven for New
gn the latter for Delaware River 29 inst Vese for New
YORK rem phaI @ WOLF 3Oth inst Mus.a8g shannon
Arr 26thin Cleopatra Mariana ". 21fh ns ALA
the latter at Esinore Mary Lawon Horny ,r VIZ
SHIRE tstr eth lnst, Chapman Tampa ts ttter Al Py.
mouth Magnet LindesDaes Rosa daia NJ chor Kailisfo
Avenr Anna Naua Gustav and Oscar Thames: 29th inst
Znfriodenheit Angela dAnOre Byf0ged C.ffnsen Lila
the latter seriously damagedi Both inst o sandTnghsm
Kate Harding, Nimbus.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01
Announcements
Relief In asthma is surely given by
JAYNR's EXPECTORASE


Announcements
Relief In asthma is surely given by
JAYSgs EXPECTORaNE
A FEW USSCRUPULOUS DRUGGISTS
May recommend cheap worthless pasars
account of tho small extra profit they them bnt
" Won consult reliable physicians in you viii
be convinced that BENsONs CAPCSE pyHOUs PLsrea
will acconps sh more than half dozen Jh3r kind.
Do You WANT Your CONsUMPTIOy CURED
II so use PHILLIPS PAGArABLg COD LIVER on in combination
with PHOsPHo NUrmUNE Best remedy for coughs colds aud
lung tTodbes All drUggiss Depot, 2 PlaitsL
TIE ADJUSTED
r.. HOWARD IL Co WArCHYs
Are the most reliable mekeepers made The company Is VIII
ling 70 test any number OF them against similar number Of
the Dnest grades imported watches For railroad purposes
they are unsirpassed Examine them before buying.
E'RENCH GOLD PAPER HANGINGS,
Poe per roll fine Paper Sc and l2c r1l fine god
window shade. 81 p1ir also Oclohs 35c
per yatd JAMES w. COATES, 277 HUdsOl-st., between
Spring and Canalsts.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
- Generatve organs radically and speedily csrsi Honrs3
to anaS TO T. HEN RT ADANIELS " .lfI Lsxingsnsy
New-York tribune., 1879-05-01

THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY MAKES AN IMPORTANT
STATEMENT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-12-17

- - s,r1r1suar-s-Tur Hawaiian bark
- OK & uaac- 1r-srec u this P0rz on the
1870 -i.a Es-1 iusL Tie Hawai- len Jsluit
81 $780, lsa- aaEnE lbe passage "a one
--.t t-az 5.1- 1r Por- FroD land 10 land
aau so ia-.d-s IL Eosc beslth IS inmi-
- .--.u AZ suu.t So IslilBds- Two births and
- Eaaaua or "a. Fassa-s- When he hANAi
- -.r .in llaE On ba1-1 provisions for 3 days
- h rsu-alu-e au-lnrE matter Of prime neees-
Az ~ -asr zi1r -a-saEs Hnhiu The time Tor which
m an -uss ---uzisi1u-1s Huc Capt Wood Eas
- rr -ar r--ntiaE tar hr maze The passage hay
- ua aar r-urisinus 10 spare- HAc any mis-
r---u-- n-aaIler me HEsal 1E which her passage
-as u1us t.rer l-nE-heusd 10 say forty days,
-s-r n Nc aaliur me uuDsut 81 suffering that
-ur-af i-urr u-au-E d Isa-ter for congr1iulA-
go rrr- rarr Wuuc w'h1 II Bot Only good sea
--u urE uuriruiur hzf mar ct good sense and
- uruu b. r11---r or ssss EaTAii, who By bis
- uur rss-ra-s su-rAsuiueaE brought hiE ship
- ~ t-r-u-r s-ziEti salelg % port without SAT-
---,-u- 1880 su- ~idch he deserves the high
--------.sa-iuz Ne have nui seen able mp 10
-. 49, q. --i-r-r -r-ezf 70 ci5lEin aE.A by Ehlch
- ~ su-ut--zz-r t-uuEhr - ne Hawai-
aru--z - a 1rz 1nc q both sexes,
- ---.z-.laua a aa-1 cas- ne cannot give a.
-sr 81 ~ 1880. sso-s staisd- We learn
- ca. sex M h sEPerieocsd some
-, ...t1e tu-iuE TX Flssaes- bat ne hawaii
- "a art r15rz suroessf1i voyage We
80 sus- l-uu OK Ensc M NJ EaEAiian brig
.--.su- e-uu-1s-t .zs e - IL DAY or two after
zr azuaE .tu q Sri osuple1eHt Of Immigrants
sn- IN. y--- Euf 10y b. eIpeciec be-e IN lev
- OK z--rs1r l1ss Il c1unEuc q the Storm
~ er-i-r -e.t-nsE IN urunEu1 q tie above
-rws. -r--s q $500 On b3art Tie Hawaii The
-uuur Eur M leur1t q TINE Il has taken for
-s-rr rur ms4nels nc EzzkE Inc Trip We are unable
-ru-na. M ma ma-lsz Ter rouErntu-atiou thai
-s--u-r mrar nz1 -ha rrElEIH have not been ir1ii-
~urr Hr-ausr tin-r herr gEpe=siEe 70 the Gov
- wraHHn El1E E1rrairrnrT The Minister OF ne
1rrirn uhunr ain rwDnrt 70 fhe legislative Assem-
Mr 1am rmaaaar MaM irmrn AMI the t1rls connected
maat -nr imnmardmn ErmHHne nmr what u COSTS PEI
msrNmr mr iurTur- knmHA Sn@ islanders 10 these a.
nmMH Mmr wHM Amtnrmner persons snrnlae tnAi
4rta aznam1Ha1-lT expensive EEperinentr oni w
urpiirpzzE rhn EuhiurlrAnn cf The real farii
nmHumi AE mrT rrlnimmH td COR own or me sur
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