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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
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WAsHNGTON, September 2-The gland continues Go he thc object of eX- treinc soiicijude to the doctors to-day. Abs"ess broke into one nustrll, and is dischargin- through that channel as well
 as through the former incisious and ad- ditiunal canal. BOyuton told press re- porter there was now no dange- unless
 the gland slOughed of. as feared. How ever, the Presidents personal appear GucC, should he get well, would not he much better than T t.c si0Ughing had intcrvcuei. To-day there were some an- prehcn>iC15 among tIe physicians auout malaria. vaich wogii help to urge along TcmCvai. is proposed t0 taEe out the side of a Pullman ear and run it up over a street ear track Co the White House entrance, on Pennsylvania ave nue, ;Hd have the President carried down ou g strCtcher and placed iu it. and borne by easy stages to the seaside, If at to-morTow's consultation of the surgeons there appears a reasonable hope that the removal can be made with out risk, and the President will be out of the White House within week. T. is learned from creditable authority that stimulants in large quantities, consisting 'A o4A Nl clNiiAi49 'A hAllrhNs i've uldtuiliS of quinine and 2j drops of laudanum are given in enemata every six hours, and a continuance Of fa- vorable symptoms through the week may be ascribed to this, and the stimulants may perhaps carry him over until the system is built mp, but there is a serious outlook always present in the fact that at any moment his power tO retain the injected nourishment may cease. Tomorrow Is the mlucky day in the Presidents case, but it seems there IS but little fear of a relapse now.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
re-ible stacs Accident.

IRERA, September l.-Last night the 6 o'cl5cS sage for Bedding and Scott valley met with a terrible accident be- tween Etua and Callahan, by going off the grade into the deep slough of Scott river, little south of the Ohio House. where the road was narrow and the bank steep and the water deep, drowning the driver, Jerry Woods, and whole team. Six passengers, including a lady with two children escaped uniniured.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
ElEe4trac cr..zlv Pear.

SANTA BRBRA. September IA San ta Pabla specia' to ;Le Santa Barbara Press says: 4 sheep horier named Bell vas found dead a few days ago near G0rman's ranch, in the vicinity of Fort Tejou, his skull having been mashed and the body feariuliy maneled by a grizzly bear. His Winchester rifle vas found broken in pieces and the pieces scattered some distance around the spot, thc barrel containing an empty -i nj
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
TEL.EGRApHI6. C0AST NEWS.
The Us-.Isu.eiae.

CTrY oF MExIco. August 2S.-Benito Chavez, the. Prefect: John Arias, .he Postmaster; Ramirez, Cagtain of the lo- cal Infantry, and two brothers of his, were killed in political fight in Cordita, by rival claimants for office. The trouble occurred at the house of Louis Rasen- diaz. Chavez WAS killed while endeav- bring to effect a reconciliation. Ram lreZ fed with horses but the Rural Guard, after 3 fight wounded and cap tured him. The others escaped, but a pursuit has been organized
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
5ui 10 c. a sro-t.

SACRAMENTO. August 31.-This morn ing well known member of the sport ing fraternity, named Edward French, committed suicide. French entered the Bank Exchange saloon, took 8 drink and went back to the card room and shot himself in the breast He lived buj a. few moments. Deceased Vas well known in California and Nevada, having hecn- one of the sporting fraternity for num- Der of years. He was natiga of Penn sylvauia. about t5 years of age ant s'IEle ma2. He had latterly become de- spcndeut on account of sickness and an affection u- the eyes, witch threatened him w-th blindness, and had taken to the smoking of opium to deaden the
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Rainier encountered very heavy weather OH
e passage from Port Townsend To this port. being "a
"a 40 making the trip. Captain Wuln reports having
5ntlnuOus snow, rain, and hail storms ana Delhs 70
avs out before having a fair day. The RAINIER - nDN y
Ie foot Of the EsplAuAde dischAFSAHBsa ~ VII
oout the sd inst
The schooner Vivid, from Fznning's Island, arrived on
a. Igth inst, and anchored in the stream, the SCENTS
rharf on account Of the present epidemic. The return
argo Of the Vivid was placed on board D meaH7 VI
fgbters. and she sailed again Oh the 18th inst
The Giovanni Apfani arrived at Fannings lslahd on
he 81 of February from Washington Island. with forty
ratfves. she was 10 leave on the 9th inst Tor Monahlkl-
wilder a Co.'S steamer Mokolii, in charge Of captain
.Iex NcGregor, assisted in Tightening the X Nc Aus
traIia Of some OF her cargo on the evening u the lith
~ noruiug Of the 18th inst, and otherwise rendered
4asctuAI service 10 the " stuck steamer
The PeIe. MokOIi and Australia, three steamers were
all In the same hx on the evening Of the 18th. all aground
The MokOIii only touched. and worked on easily ts
PeIr. after considerable pulling and hauling. kedgsd on
and the Australia Goated on at > n M on the l'th- No
damage.
Australia. for late hlss Of Australian and New south
Ths stnr Lehua, will take the place % the Likeliks
for a short time. commencing on the 2lst INST
quarantine, and her passengers VIII be discharged today
fhe HermIns Will probably return in ballast To Hong
= a samoT prevails that the the steamer septima Is to be
ubeIIed for an alleged attempt OF the captain u eNAdS
the Quarantine Laws
The ok KemiJos arrived In port here on the 18th inst.
en- route D. sydney. The EemijO- u . days from san
Franefsco, Is lumber laden. and puts In here 10 obtain
me A p Jordan Il taking in the last d her cargo and
may sail to-day for the Coast
Ths p NJ 5 > city % Sydney l. due this evening viii
Eastern mails
The brig ConausIo. Is fully loaded and sails to-day OF
o-morrow for the Coast
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NJ NJ Err
F1T6IY FT8RUIRY1 u ISL.

FRLDAT. FEBRUfRT L. ISL
By favor Of His ExceIleney J. s Walker. Minister
Finance. we are able 20 present our readers to-day
9TH the Custom House Statistics Of the Kingdom for the
ear 1850, prepared with his usual completeness and
rumptltude by Col. p. W. Allen, the COllector-General
he total declared value % Imports for the past year
ell short OF that for Is5g BY 10000 D. This decrease
fAa confined 10 articles imported from countries other
han the United States. Imports from the latter sheW
q increase o. f2O6.2O25s being II per cent on the
CURES FOR 1879. This Is q striking pEoof Of the eject OF
be Reciprocity Treaty In diverting to the United states
rade. which would otherwise be commanded BY otheF
ountries. The Export table repeats the figures which
- have already been permitted 70 make public showing
q increase Of sIsg,T 2s 80 IN the declared export Fsiues-
he table Of Customs Receipts shows an increase IN the
sveuue over that OF the year 1879 Of 42,5lO -, N spite
Z the large falling OF IN our ImPOrt
NE largest increase Is on the duties PAID On spirituOus
iauors which exceed by s3f,295 81, the receipt from thst
TO- P.sssn1.r Table shows an increase Of our POPu-
z sss5 puring is7s. the excess was GAS. The falling
a in adult passenger arntAS OM SNN
me totaI value Of Exports from the Kingdom IN l57O.
"a "a eGs ga 81. and Of Imports S3s6E3,2bo Al, showing
balarce in favor Of the country OF Sl,Zs5,lI6 30 SOL
orts Will most probably be considerably Increased IN
81" - ti.,Is
The arrivals during the past week have brought Little
EDITION 70 our stocks Of general merchandise me
Ainier, brings . full cargo OF lumber iVH AN
me Erport, for the week have been limited TO the
,tnuents per p N 5 ) Australia, and . few sundrles ~
Awnings Lsland. Their total reported value %
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MEMORANnA-

Report Of the r NJ 3 s Australia. Cargiu. Commander
Discharged pilot OF sydasy Heads at AIS p m. January
2fth. with n moderate breeze and clear weather: met with
strong winds. cloudy weather and n high sea on the fol
lowing morning Experienced high head sea up To- the
morning Of February lst. sighted the Three King At et5
p IA. % January 3lst. and Van Dieman light at TI5 p IN.
sighted Tirt Tin az lao. February 1st. and was boarded
By pilot oG Auckland At SD p m After discharging and
receiving New Zealand mails. passengers and cargo. east
Oh from the wharf At I q m, February ID. discharged pilot
at as; At 5. Little Barrier bore west one mile distant.
met with strong winds and cloudy weather on this aud
he following day; encountered strong gales with heavy
squalls and high seas mp 10 the 5thi sighted the Island OF
Manua CNavgEtor'sl at II a m Of the 9Th; light variable
winds and Gains prevailed mp to the 9th. crossed the
Equator AZ : D m this date IN long 1859 81 west. Light
head winds and frequent showers prevailed up 10 the
t2th. sighted the Island Of Oahu At 3 p IN Of the 18th. and
was boarded By pilot OF Honolulu at $50 p m
Report % Schooner Vivid.-Lsft FAnnings Island.
FEB >. and hal continued fair weather with light winds
from " aud Ne 70 the port Of Honolulu Arrived In port
on the 18Th Of February II days passage. Left German
baruus Rnndolf loading with guauO, but heavy
surf would greatly delay her departure
Report o. BARK Rainier. Captain j II Wulh-Left Port
Townsend. Jan 10Th. wind strong easterly. snowy
weather. and 40 continued TO the 2Ist. on that date passed
the latitude % San Francisco In longitude 1873 v. wind
s~oufherIy. with very heavy rain and hail; Jan 18th. in
Latitude 319 y, latitude Itf7 90 W. encountered very
heavy and successive squalls from the Sw. during one
OF which carried away the mizzen-topmast and several
Of the hight sails. very heavy sea on, vessel almost con-
we.ther from the southwark. on that date In latitude
~ . aos N Longitude 145o W.. wind increased 10 = gale.
eanpellinG ship 10 be put under lower topsAiIs for &c
aours. sea breaking over every part Of the vessel. all
n.oT. rent AZ both pAmpa for II hours steadily, men also
1900 IN bafifnz out cabin and forward houses. From
ths 3isf Jan to the 12th FEB. had winds from the south
ssb I2fh, and at 9 p 3. on the 18th arrived Of the harbOr
n Honolulu: "a day. passage
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObert1set.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1881.
COURT NEWS.

Her Royal Highness, the Princess Regent,
has imposed a close restriction upon the Pal
ace grounds, allowing no ingress or egress,
in consequence of the prevalence of the cpl
demic.
The anxieties incident to the state of the
pnblIc health, interfered with a contem-
plated reception On the occasion of the COM
memoration of His Majesty's accession, on
Saturday last.
On Sunday, the 18th inst, Her Royal
Highness, accompanied by His Excellency,
J. o. Dominis, ATTENDED Divine worship at
the Bethel Chapel, under the ministration
of the Pastor, Rev. DIR. Damon.
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WI spoke last week of excessive charges
the fairness of a q per cent shipping COM
mission charged by Honolulu agents, could
not see the justice Of a 5 per cent guarantee
commission charged in San Francisco {;
since the produce was already sold by con-
tract, and should not be liable in San Fran
cisco to any charges except freight and
carriage, and whatever might be incident to
delivery alone.
A cotemporary explaining and justifying
the charges says among other things, that
agents of plantations, take from the pur-
chasers a L" return commission"
This was a disclosure of unexpected in
formation, and rather puzzled us ;-but
after enquiry, we learned that the "%return
commission" meant that an agent in
Honolulu would agree with a correspondent
in San Francisco, that in view of certain
considerations and Accommodations, a COM
mission, though not warranted by any con-
ditions of sale, should be charged, and
divided between the agent and the cores
pondent.
1t is said hat such an arrangement is
illegal" and can only be done by consent
of the principal, or producer ;-however, as
he cannot square up his accounts he must
consent.
But is it wise, leaving aside the justice of
the matter, to obtain by undue influence an
unfair consideration ?
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WE nave now 79I Chinese immi-
grants at the quarantine grounds on the
reef, and at the station on Fisherman's
point, and there are $40 more, now on
board the Septima to be placed on shore /;
altogether 1851 men and only men and
dissatisfied men, And we expect, per YES
sells on the way, one thousand, or more, to
be added to this dissatisfied multitude,
swelling the aggregate to a mob of about
2,4OO Ignorant men, Now, in case of an
outbreak, have we a sufficient organized
force to ensure the public peace? And,
should Ii representatives of foreign States,
duly solicitous in respect to the security of
the lives and property they represent, re-
quire some assurance or guarantee of such
security, is our Government prepared to
answer in the affirmative?
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PAssENGER

Prom Port Townsend. per Rainier, February l4th-H ;
CoIburn. Mrs COIburn, Louis COlburn, Gussie Colburn'
Neva COlburn-
Prom Sydney and Australia. per Australia. February
I5th-Mrs Phuger and son. z Woods, Henry Woods, Miss
Redlugton, Miss Purvis. James CronHn, Il Joss
For San Francisco. per Australia, February l5th-Ihos
Henderson, s 5eIfz, Miss z Flemming. 4 Reynolds and
wife. Mrs z Hebron, Mr. Anthem. Gen IL Eurlong. d
Davies, VIM Kinney. 7 7 Horner, AG CoHn, : snoT'
7 T Pennypacksr. 7 P Sprftz, 3 HynAnson, Mrs . .
wilder and two Children, " c Cros6te and wife a
Thompson and wife, z W Donnell, II W Nicholson, Thos
Howe. Henry Sheridan. John T Lunnon, II J Ives. james
WouIock. JohnENcEfnney. II W McChesney. Charles Cash,
" III Leland, Henry Oberhof. T II Ashworth, A Meyer,
VI Goethe, wife and child. Z Belford, A o Leach, John
Henry, T r Bittner, c Godfrey. 7 II Adam, T Davies. 7
RYAN. A Erickson. Capt W Berrill, n Weber, NJ Stallard
aud wife. S P Daggett, J Hind, ALehmGnn, M X White
head. VI Fuchs, and l33 passengers in transit
From Fanning's Island, per Vivid, February leth-Ua,
LuikA, Sicora.
For Fannings Island, per Vivid. February 17th-Teks-
ma, SicOra.
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No respect of persons, or discrimination
between parties, should be shown by any
Government. The health and safety of the
people should be the sole object held in view
by the Administration, and whatever rules
and regulations have to be made to secure
this end, should be melted out to all alike.
To use n common and very expressive
phrase "it Will not do to make fish of one
and flesh of another" All shOuld be called
upon to submit equally to any sacrifice
which the public welfare may demand from
individual citizens.
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COMPLAINTS are rife of the difficulty of
obtaining early and accurate information
as to the cases of small pox which are from
day to day discovered, and as to the charac-
ter of thed disease as manifested by patients.
The most absurd stories are daily circulated
and in consequence doubt has been thrown
on the accuracy of the information which
has been published, there being n DISPOSE
ton to fancy that something is always being
kept back. 1t is desirable that an official
bulletin should be Issued daily, and we on
our part, are prepared to publish each day
such news as is available from reliable
sources.
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Nr@ advertisements.
NTHESUPREME COURT OF HA-
u waiian Kingdom: kaLakana. by ths GIacs Of God, of The

y TH SUPREME COURT OF TIKI HA-
waiian Kingdom. Kaiakaua, by the Grace Of Gcd, of the
Hawaiian Islands. King:
To william c. Parke, Esq. Marshal of the Kingdom, or his
Deputy, greeiing' You are hereby commanded to summon
Henry Giles, defendant, in case he shall file a written answer
within twenty days after service hereof, to be and appear
before the Supreme Court at the October Term thereof, TO be
held at the Court Room or the Court House, Honolulu, in the
Island OF Oahu, on Monday, the All day of October next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ to show cause why the claim of EmmeIine A.
NJ Giles, plaintiff, should not be awarded her, pursuant TO the
tenor of her annexed petition. And have you then and there
this writ, with full return of your proceedings thereon.
Witness, Hon. CHARLES c. HARRIS, Chief Justice of Our
supreme Court, at Honolulu, this I'd day Of October, "A. D..
1850.
CSgned). A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
No service made on the within summons, the within men
toned q: Giles having left this Kingdom on the 18th day Of
August. 1879, on the German bark Malvina for Hongkong.
(Signed) w. c. PARKE, Marshal.
Honolulu, Oahu, ss:-I hereby certify that the within and
foregoing is a true and faithful copy of the original summons
issued in the Libel for Divorce, Emmeline A. NJ. Giles VS.
Henry Giles, and also of the Msrshars return thereto; and that
by reason Of said Marshars return the Court. q the January
Term thereof, A. D. 1881, did order the case continued to the
next April Term, A. d. 1881, and that in the meantime an at
tested copy Of said summons be printed as prescribed by the
Statute, requiring the said Respondent to answer ut said
April Term.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this Sd
day of February, A. d. 1881.
mo L. BARNARD.
f5 ct Clerk Supreme Court.
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IMPORTS.

Prom Port Towlsend. per Rainier. February 18th
sss.Ts feet rough lumber Ioslo feet dressed lumber:
= housshoId goods. Mr. Colburn-
From San Francisco. via kahului, per Consuelo; Feb
hr,sss- @ Irwin h Co; &c Pkgs groceries. Jno )
walker.
= finned butter, csc personal effects, II Hack
Ia a GO: IS pkgs galvanized iron o. Pigs spirits q
trwln 10 sKs oats. 100 SKIS potatoes Maefarlsne q
1snsred IRON. 40 CT SOAP I6 es Wtnes,1 pkg
CD Co 20 Is potatoes. 10 Order; and S9s pkgs
! IN fransit for San Francisco
- -,-rf-g,s Tsi--d re- vivid reornarS i"'h-bsl-
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SMALLPOX.

In addition to the cases reported up to
Wednesday last we nave to record the fol-
lowing
kama (k), Waianae; Feb. 18th,
Sam Tong, stmr. Septima ; 18th, All Fat,
stmr. Septima f; 18th, All Sue, stmr. Sep
TINA 18th, Aiwohi (k), Kamakela 18th,
Kaaea (w), Smiths Lane; 18th, Kahi-
iona wv, Queen Emma's 18th, Nailima,
wv Queen Emma's; 18th, a Chinaman,
Quarantine Station, Fisherman's Point /;
18th, Wong Ahina, Waianae 18th, Waiu
(k), Kalihiwaena, making Ga cases report
&c from town and country since the 4th
February.
The Board Of Health has commenced the
issue of a weekly report for which we refer
our readers to our "By Authority columns.
DR.. Rodgers yesterday visited and ex-
amined the premises at Kalihiwaena,
where the child Amoe died last week. He
found the mother, ~Namakalele, who was
taken down with the small pox the same
time as her son Amoe, convalescent and
partakiug of her morning meal with ten
others, six women and four men, in a close
dark rOOm-in the same room in a corner
he discovered a child about six years of age,
on which the eruption of smallpox had
broke out. This is the child Waiu, whose
name appears last in the list of cas- es given
above. This case had not been reported
when the Report ofthe Board of Health was
issued. The circumstances related by DIR.
Rodgers show how difficult it Is to per-
suade our native population to take the
commOnest precautions against contagion,
even at a time when they are all in q most
excited frame of mind on the subject of
smallpox.
Quite a number of foreigners DESTROYS
of going to the other islands have requested
to- be placed i'm Quarantine for two weeks,
so that they may be allowed to depart
when thhat term has expired. Their re-
quest has been granted; the Board of
Health allowing the Guaranteed the pri-
vilege of paying a policeman to guarg them
at . ir own homes during their voluntary
confinement.
49, .rJndent on MOlokai, whose
- to hand, per Lehua, this morning
informs us that a native woman at Kali
nalu, on hat island named Hikaalani, has
had the small pox. She has been attended
by DIR. Nelson, and is now convalescent,
but no street quarantine was established to
prevent the spread of the disease, her
friends being allowed to go backwards and
forwards between her house and their own
residences. He iurther states that no boats
are now allowed to leave Molokai for
Lahaina or other ports on Maui.
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Col. Aliens ~incumbency.

These figures show that the business of
the Collectors office has increased with
large strides during the past few years.
We have referred to some of the more
important points embodied in these Stats
tics in our commercial article. There are
others which are of interest, as indicating
continued industrial and social changes
here. which will demand a future notice.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS.
COSrwIsE

CUN9TWIsE.
Feb It-Schr Pearl, from Eva
I5-Schr Warwick. from NOlOkai
I5-Stmr Likslike. from wtndward ports
I6-Stoop Sarah. from Eva
IT-sIOop sarah. from Eva
Is-Schr Haleakaia. from HilO
Is-stmr waimanaIo, from WaimanaiO
Is-Schr Eapiolani. from Eva
I9-Stmr Lshua. from MOlOkai and Lanai
Ig-Stmr @ n Bishop. from Kauai
10 -Stmr Jas Make. from Kauai
I9-Stmr Eilausa HOu. from kAhului
I9-schr Nstti8 Merrill. from Lahaina
Ig-Schr0en Siegel. from Watalua
Ig-Schr WaleIe. from Mako
I9-Sshr Cateriua
I9-schr warwick, from Molokai and Lanai
FoREIaN.
If-P II ) \ Australia. Cargill, 10 days from sydney
I6-Schr Vivid. Cawley. Is dys from Fannings Island
Is-Bk RsmijOs. % days from ST
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"Any vessel which shall be the means
of clandestinely introducing into this King
dom any contagious disease, or any disease
dangerous to the public health, shall be liza
BILE to seizure, confiscatiOn n sale, for the
benefit of the public treasury" Sec. 295,
Civil Code.
THE wording of this law is very clear and
unambiguous and if, upon evidence, it can
be established that the officers ia charge o.
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P N SIS City OF Sydney. Dearborn, San Francisco. due
Am blk Martha Kideout. Wickberg. Port Townsend
Am bktne Jane A FAlkinburg. Hubbard, ) r. due
Ger blk g y Handel, SchrOck, Bremen, overdue
Ger blk Atlantis. MohrmaDn, Bremen. due
Am schr Ida Mckay. Johnson, San Francisco. due
Am bgtne T W Lucas. Wentworth. Port Gamble. due
Am bk Jenny Pitts, sievert. Port Gamble. due
Am bktns W II Dfmond. Hansen, San Francisco, due
Ger stmr Lydie. SchmOn. Canton. due
An bktne Kate Flckinger. Young. Port Gamble
Am bktne Kate sudden. Bates, Newcastle, y ; W
Ger blk Cedsr. ROhifs. Bremen
Am bgtne Hazard. Miller. Departure Bay, for KAhului
Am bk Edward May. johnson, Boston
Am blk Cheshire, BatcheIder. New York
Am bk Highdyer. Schumann, Liverpool. via 81 Michaeis
HEw ok Kale, Ahlbrun. Bremen
HAw bgtne Pomare. Trip. South Sea Islands
HRw bk Hawaii. Whitney, south Sea Islands
Am bgtne Morning star, Bray. South Sea Islands
Am schr Twilight. San Francisco. for Hilo (arrIvedI
Ger bk Musca, from Drammeu
Ger BIZ Meta. from Drammen. for HfIo