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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
COM MER RCIAL.

HONOLELr. dEptsT g. 1881.
Business is siil looking Mp md there seem 10 be
fair prospect for is continuance The local steamers
are now csuynq good cargocs to the other islands and
n large number Of powcngers. On Mondays and Tues
days the principal days the city fren presents
n lively inspect
There have been few foreign arrivals during the past
two weeks but number Of San Francisco packets arc
on the way here The r. VI. x. s. Zcnlandia nr
rived from the colonies on the 3is nit ahead of time
but owing to the Captains violation Of the regulations
Of this port the last trip down from San Francisco
she was not allowed to work I'LL entering at
the Custom House At gAg on the Let Inst. thereby
losing some twelve hours She carried cargo of sugar
and other products valued sli9s. The bark Henry
Buck for Royal Roads, carried consignment Of mo-
lasscs valued at s,7T52e The taw. bark Kale which
FAILED this week for San Francisco carried large and
varied cargo from this port. The cargo consisted
Of sugar rice, wool and other local products and the
total value amounted to si57ssj0o Tho only arrival
from thc coast was the bark Lady Lampsor which ar.
rived on the i with an assorted cargo Of general
Chaudisc.
Tho IIaw. bark Kaakana, the berth for the coast,
expects TO get N odny with full cargo.
Mr.. G. II woolmington who has for a number Of
years been employed at Ehlcrs & Co.'s dry goods store
on Fort street, has been admitted to Interest In the
Arm
Mcssrs Graham Brothers and l. p Tonnoy have pnr.
chnscd the stock and good will oi the woodswn Dairy
Of B f. Dillingham;, Esq, who established the same
few years since but which has grown to proportions
beyond his expectation The new proprietOrs can
give It their whole time and attention.
Subjoncd we present table Of exports for the
month Of July. BY the monthly totals appended It
will be that tho value Of exports Is less than that
Of any month since January. This Is accounted for by
tho bulk Of the sugar crop having been all ready
shipped and by the unusually small number Of de-
parturcs for foreign ports.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
SHIPPING NOTES.

The United States steamer Alliance, arrived at ST.
Johns, N r., June 2lh the coast OF SPITE.
bergen, IN search for the Jeannette.
ooss, Sawyer 4 Packard launched at Bath, Me- on
june I'D the steam whaer North STAR $50 tons owned
by Capt. Wm, Lewis and parties in New Bedford.
Memoranda OF the whaling bk Thomas Pope arrived
SIS oSS Of The rhO%Ss Pope The Noun,
hands have perishsd. Portions OF the wreck and
several dead bodies were found by the natives last
entire whaling fleet had taken Is whales when the
port OF the hIctic dcet when last heard froms ~
Abram Barker, whales ATLANTIC, eieani sim Belve
not been seen; Eliza, clean; Fleetwing, whales nel.
en- Mar ~ Thalssi , iigner whales John nowlqnd,
Pacific awhalesi Progress swhales; Rainbow, 5whales
mcr whales; Dawn a, whales; Hidaico, 2 whales;
Tropic Bird, had not been seen.-Ahd
The bktne Kate Sudden Is getting her centre board
taken out and viii have eStra piece OF keel put on
her TO better adapt her for deep wafer work.-Aha
The An bk Amy Turner was to load a, New York
Tor hs pSF to leave IN all sspssmber and ss large
P,oSss:J :eS'e with dispatch,
The Am sch Claus spreckels sailed from San Fran.
cisco July I'm for Port Townsend, TO load with lumber
for kahnlui Maui
The pri. sk Lady Lampson arrived from San Fran.
Msrsos reports passing % srs the morning he eauS
W Almy, hence June I'D, bound in
The Lady Lampsop has docked At Brewer & Cos dock
where she IL dlscharging. She will return to San
Francisco about "Wednesday next. Capt Marston
will please accept thanks for 'ae 5. 7. papers,
The Haw bk kslakaua is at the Esplanade opposite
the Custom House, loading for San Francisco, 10,
which port she will sail to-day.
The Am bk Cheshire lies just below tho Kalakaua
where she has discharged all her cargo. She sails
Manila to-day.
The Ger :. 4, Hespcria Is at I. NJ s. i. Cos wharf
where she has discharged all her cargo She returns
)torgkong to-day.
The Am sch Anna arrived from kahulai. Thursda,
evening, She VIII load With dispatch for san francs
TO salt on about Tnesday OF "Wednesday next
The Y. :. s. Lacsawanna Is In the stream She vii
proceed TO San Francisco shortly after the arrival OF III,
Mail steamer.
The Am bkne W II Dimond. arrived at Kahniui
Maui sunday July 81, from Port Discovery. She Ma
u days from capV flatteiy.
The Y. NJ. =. 5. City " New York will be due from
Ban Francisco this n n, With Y. 5. nlail.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06

WE feel bound to notice letter in the
Gazette Of the 81 instant, signed W. l.. Jones,
in answer to another in our columns as TO the
Graduating Exercises at Punahou." As we
have said repeatedly, we do not necessarily
accord with the views of all our corre-
spondens In this case we agree with Mr.
Jones, and think that the whole question is
answered by his remark that ga class of
youths who have pursued for years the same
studies, and who have become intensely in
teresed in some Of them, as all faithful pupils
do, will be very likely to have the same trains
Of thought and similar modes Of expression. !"
We believe our correspondent to be an upright
and conscientious man and capable of forming
an opinion worth considering but he or any
of us may be mistaken. We did not interpret
his meaning to be that the papers presented by
the pupils were prepared or composed by
others than those whose work they professed
to be, but that there was a sameness in style
which might be avoided by different scheme
of examination. For ourselves, we can say
this-that in 1850, we were astonished and
very much nattered by an invitation to act as
member Of the Examining Committee. That
the rird Uoce examinations we heard were
eminently satisfactory; that the questions oc-
casionally put by one or other of the ex-
aminers or by the principal HIMSELF all tended
to show how thoroughly the pupils under
stood their work, and how little rule of thumb,
or mere work-by-rote was being done. Els
pecially was this noticeable when n girl or
boy was questioned in the course of tho sou-
tion of an algcbraic equation, as to why this,
and not another line of reasoning was fol-
lowed, the answer was always extemporary
but ready, intelligent, conscientious and salts
factory; in fact, we were more pleased will
the extemporized answers to extemporized
questions than we could have been by the ex-
animation of carefully prepared papers. A
the same time we do not accuse our CORE.
spondent of wilful injustice-if he nought ex-
tenuates, neither does he ought set down il
,nnlice
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06

THE Liktlike was fairly crowded with pas
songers on her departure on Tuesday. Her
Royal IIighness the Princess Regent and her
suite go to Hilo, and thence for tour in Ha-
waii, returning probably on Sunday week.
His Elk. the Premier, His Elk. j. O. Dominis,
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Hon. A. +, Judd, Hon. j.
NJ Kapena, and a long list of nom official gen.
tlenen as well as ladies. The Royal Hawaiian
band accompanies the Princess Regent. The
wharf was densely crowded by the relatives
and friends of the travellers. The Like,ike
got away with admirable punctuality, and we
Sunday
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
COMPARATIVE MONTHLY MonrALrrY.


sEAsES's BEranl-R = Damon, Chaplain. King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching at II A
free. sabbath School before the morning service
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7is o'clock
FoRT sTnsEr CnURcu-Rev w Frear Pastor, corner
OF Fort and nsFetania streets. Preaching sunday
at II and "a M Sabbath School atl0AK
sr ANDREWS CArIiEpil,L- English services; Rt Re
the Bishop of Honolulu aud Rev Thos Blackburn. la-
waiian services; Rev Alex Mackintosh 630 Holy
Communion; plsb Mathis and Sermon (iawaiian); II,
Mathis, Lltany and sermon (Engshj; I, Evensong
(Hawaiian); 40, Eyensong and Sermon lEnglish).
Hymns (English) morning; ESQ ai, 1885, evening; ssa
LOG, 800.
RoAAs CArnoLIc CHURCH. Under the charge OF RI
Rev Bishop Maigret, assisted by Rev Father Hermann;
Fort street Beretania. Services every sunday al
10 A " and2rl
KAwAIAuAo CHuRou-Rey II III Parker Pastor. King
street. above the Palace. Services In Hawaiian every
Sunday at II AN. sabbath school tioAs Evening
services at ~ O'Clock, alternating with kaumakapil
District meetings Ia various ehapels at $50 Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at or
KsuAAKAPILI CHuRcn-Rey NJ kuaca. Pastor, Bere
tana street. Nuuanu Services Ia Hawaiian every
SUNDAY at ith N. sabbath school atsn AN. Even
ing services al IA o'clock alternating with kaw
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at ~ Pn.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06

By kilograms from Washington, to the 18th
of July, we learn the steady progress of Pres
dent Garfield towards recovery; indeed at
that date he was considered already out of
danger, unless some unfortunate, and unantici-
pated complication be developed.
Mrs. Garfield finds herself able to leave the
sick-room, and go out for drive for the sake
of her own health, and the papers begin to
discuss what can be done with Guiteau, the
would-be assassin. The New York Nation
says: the punishment for an assault with
intent to kill in the District of Columbia is
only short term of Imprisonment, which GER
tainly seems an entirely inadequate penalty
for such case as this, and the suggestion has
been made ;hat the Constitution ought to be
altered SO as to increase the penalty for any
attempt on the life of the President" AS to
the consequences of the accession to the Pres
idency of the Vce-President, the Nation says
there was probably not voter able to read
i'll this country, outside the small circle of Mr.
Conkling's personal following, who did not find
the grief and dismay with which he heard that
the President had been killed, greatly intensi-
fled by the reflection that Mr. Chester A. Arthur
was his legal Successor :" and again "thou-
sands who did not see 1t before, now see that
it will not do to lead great hordes of shiftless,
half-cracked ne'er- do wells to look to the Gov
ernment for living when their friends get
tired of supporting them that it will not do
to expose a President, to whom all have access,
first to their solicitations and then to their re-
sentiment"
We hope to hear by every arrival, that the
President continues to regain health and
strength, until we may be able to record COM
plete re-establishment. The perpretraton OF
such cruel and cowardly crimes, can only be
heard of with world wide condemnation, and
we trust that the laws of the United States
may be long armed and lynx-eyed enough tc
reach this malefactor and award an adequate
punishment. Retrospective laws are generally
Objectionable, especially in criminal cases.
and we could not wish to see laws made foi
the purpose of Furnishing particular individ.
ual even in so heinous case as this, but We
hope that the law as it stands, may be able tc
punish the miscreant as lie deserves.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per Zcalandia, August i-ii9 500
lbs sugar bx couplins, IS bx betel leaves bx har
ness, GIG bnchs bananas. Val Foreign, $50; Val Do
mostc, s9,sig.i0.
For Royal oads. per Hesry Buck, August 3-9i0s glls
nolasses. Value Domestic slU528
For San Francisco per kalc Aug l-2G $50 lbs SUI
gar, 025 lbs wool 2G,s0O lbs rice 2,b1O lbs puu, Os
bnchs bananas 20 lbs coffee Dom Value, Sl56SSg 40
For European ports 1870 lbs coffee, 3jO horns, 10
pkgs effects 80 lbs rice 80 lbs arrowroo Domestic
Value, 26i2. so; For Value, S3Ji.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06

THE foreign tour of King Kalakaua, now
that it is drawing towards it's close, seems to
be attracting more attention from American
papers than had been the case before Europe
was reached. 1t is represented that the object
of His Majesty's journey was to sell his King
dom to some European power and that there
fore it beloved the people and Government of
the United States to see that this imaginary
plan be not carried out. We need not say how
purely imaginary we hold this idea to be, but
all the articles which We have seen on the
subject are tainted with misrepresentation
leading in the same direction, viz, to discredit
the King, the Hawaiian people and foreign
residents; to try to make it appear that they
are incapable Of, or indifferent to the manage
ment of their own affairs, and TO foster the
idea that annexation to soue foreign power is
not only acceptable to, but desired by the peo-
Pile OF this Kingdom and their rulers where
upon occasion is taken by these papers to an
nounce, unnecessarily we think, that the
States will never accept the annexation by any
European power. We all know that this is a
mere truism. That the States will not permit
the ABSORPTION Of this Group by England or
France, is as true as that all three powers are
by treaty bound, hot to permit Il Q annexation
by any one Of them by any other. Hawaiian
Independence has been recognized by all for
eign powers and guaranteed by the greatest; !;
therefore it is wholly grainiious on the part of
the papers in question to get up debate on
the matter The San Francisco Morning Cal
goes over the incidents of the Moreno Bush
business-whioh we shall be glad to forget--in
order to cultivate the idea that the King
wishes to sell his Kingdom to the Emperor of
China or any one else; that the native Ha-
waiians do not care straw whether they are
sold or not; that the American residents de-
sire annexation to the States rightfully or
wrongfrlly, and that the remainder of the
population, iInnlig ants, laborers. capitalists,
professional men, or what not, need not be
taken into account. Each Of these four po-
sitions We take to b. erroneous; frst. the King
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Sailed.
Aug l-P 6 Zealandia, Chcyalicr, for San Fran
-Stm Kiihuca Hou, for Kahuui
-Stm lwalani, for MaHlnca, Kona and kau
-Stm JAS Makcc, for circuit Kauai
9-Stm Lchua, for Hama and Molokai
-Stfn Likclikc, for Maui and Hawaii
3-Ain bk Henry Buck, Davis for Victoria ID G.
Sch MHnuOkawa for iInnamaulu
i-Sch Warwick, for Kalnupapa
Sch Nottie MERRILL for Lahaina
-liaw blk Kale Rothfus for San Francisco
Sch linlCakaln, for llilo
Sch Prince, for Nawiliwil
Arrived.
July 3l-P Zealandia, Chcvnlier, from Sydney
-Stm JikcliKc, from Hawaii and Maui
Sch Wailcle, from Maui
Aug Brit bk Lady Lampson, Marston, idays I'm +
3-Sch Prince, from Hawaii
Sch Ncttio Merrill from Lahaina
Sch Warwick, from Mookai
4-Sch Lcahi, from Honopu
Sch Mary Foster, from Kukuihaclc
Sch keauikeaouli, from Honokaa
Sch llaunani, from Punauu
Sch Wamalu, from Kcokcn
Am sch Anna, McCuoch, from Kahului
b-llaw sch Jenny Walker, knacke I'm Fangs Is
Sch Waienu, from Molokai
-Stm Mokolii, from Maui aud Molokai
6-Stmr Kilauea lIou, from Kahuui
khHuLUI, MAUI.
Sailed Aug 5th Am bknc Emma Augusta, Hodson,
for Port Gamble.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
MEMORANDA.

Report " the r. " 9. Zo1agdia, Henry Chevalior,
Commander July 18Th. Z. % P'S,, let Syiney-reach-
cd AucFIand. 18TH tOt25 and sailed 18th. 1870
IN Sighted Oahu 3ist, y. ~. received Honolulu
Pilot on bulrd 90 GAO D.. ".
strong Head winds met with between sydney and the
New Zealand Cott, thence until 25lh duc weather and
moderate winds afterwards very strong Ne trades and
head sea to port.
rAL1orru- Arrived July 9Th. Am bk MohIcn. Berry,
hence Jan ist via san Francisco.
ssv rRANusco-Arrivcd Jnly 18th. Am sch Clans
fprcckles, Cousins ~ dayd from Klhului July 18Th,
pM City ~ Now York, Scnbury. hence July 9Th
July 10, Am bktnc Discovery Pcrrman, hence June %
POEr ohNBLE-hrrivcd July 18th, Am bk Camden,
Swnnton, hence July 26th.
ronr nt4.KgLy Arrived July 18th, Am bktnc Amelia
Foyc, hence june nth
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
SATURDAY PRESS.
AUGUST 6, 1881.

THE news from the Royal travelling party is
confined to telegram from London despatched
on July 10th, which reports all we'll to that
date, and expresses an intention of remaining
there one week. 1t is reported that His Maj
esty has been quite the lion of the week and
was in great request for garden parties and all
sorts of social entertainments. On tho 10th,
His Majesty was at a banquet given by the
Lord Mayor to the Representatives of the
British Colonies. His Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales was present, and sat on the
right of the host, and His Majesty on the left.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06

they are simply asked 10 say, did, or did
not, such occurrences take place" Our
Judges, as far ns we know, are always ready
to listen to a recommendation made by jury,
but If a verdict be unattainable or be rendered
contrary to evidence, then we say that the ac'
tion Of that jury tends to make trial by jury a
E,rro
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
THE SATURDAY PRESS
for the SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION b
ROBERT GRIEvE,
Book, Job and General Printer,
nj

The SATURDAY Press cannot undertake to return
communications, accepted rejected, and we have to
request correspondents to append their true and
addresses, not necessarily for publication, II so de-
sired but as guarantee Of the good faith of the writer
= ED. SATURDAY Press.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06

tFrom ns sydaey DAILY Telegraph, June %, tsso.l
The walthan. Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given for Watches at the Sydney Inter
national Exhibition and the only exhibitors in any
class from United States who have received this
distinctive recognition.
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
DIED.

RuSSELL-In this city, at the Hawaiian Hotel, on
The 18th inst. Mrs GERTRUDE RUSSELL, wife of John
Russell Esq.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06

ground before and after the lava had reached
1t, the way It sometimes cools and then again
bursts through its dull slate colored crust, or
sometimes how it seems to defy the laws of
gravitaton and push forward or spread side
ways in manner that no one could anticipate
all this and more may be seen by careful
study of these views
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
Vessels in Port.

NAVAL:
u. s. $. Lackawanna, Gillis
MERCHANTMEN:
Brit bgtnc Surprise. jackson
Am BIZ Cheshire, Bachclder
Haw bk Kalakaua jerks
Ger Hesperia Petersen,
Am sch Anna, McCuloch
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-06
TO LIT I

CTORE ON QUEEN STREET
- next to W, q. Irwin co's, recently occupied BY
baItos Tucker. Apply 70 -, ,,.,
v~ A. ". FLEECE GO.
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Mi.s Bsrry's School
Walthau Watches

WIZ reopen Monday, Angus, ist She has room
Streets. e63 AZ 81
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hoMgsTEAo ron oALgl
A RARE CHANCE

1nE HNleE AHD pnEmnnnn -.
y fssP,ss ssPs:s.sy y ses ss;: " 5ssss, iss,ssS =
r.. Fart " lhe City Straight sss1ss ses1 r.
sorns son.ssts sss Issmises slso vlb 4hpai g..
sss nsss pssoa q shs sss pssssss
:sss issis Ss .sa 's ~s afs ssr '' =.
r. ~ ''' a'' -i'Ts'i1 = sszk Eessi;i;
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MEETING NOTICE.
fUNllE REliIlAR MONrllI.Y MEErlNls

D Of the Library and Reading Room Association,
will be held at it, Rooms this evening August 9Th to
which full attendance Of members desired for the
nomination Of Officers and Trustees for the ensuing
term. - 1T II. a. pARMEIEE. Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .AUG. g. IA


q. B.
ARRIVED
sn Steamer Denmark & Tyson London mds.
Steamer Lair r Joncla II days with nd.c
steamer aohenslsnnen GER Meinbeck Bremen IS aay.
"i sea mSss srs passengers % oerchs Co
h s rs Nth mdse and passengers 20 Kanhart Co
mdse and passengers 70 F1nch Edye Gov - uA'S WIN
sorrento ~ Palermo IL Gibraltar TO- with trt 70 Pe ny
steamer Florida Williams. oods Point NBi days with
steamer city Dallas Risk Fernandna Jnv % and too.
'uy So with mdse and passengers Chss mallory
Steamer RIO Grande Pennington Galveston July p and
Steamer s 50 S93is aud
rdS HapsF Sa S Assaesa
FREIGHT and passengers Alexandra q sons WIN
to Love aa ro. Tes.s hGns Kong April with mdo
N maaa EuSs Back OF aud ~ days from Dorchester
sT1g Mary Eimeall sanDoru Cape Hayden ii days with
KaGha n Co soya AnS Gay ss days with OgwOOd
rvrhe following yesterday but was uotin
Steamer Sewers city Br Evans. 10 days. with
.sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook. light sw; very hay.
q tye ES
Prnoo an8 S Din, Andes sr Giadwin Portsu
fS6es ebb fsToet maTsSfE kanaI co Otterds
%S,iS w M1s! West Point va 5d paun
hattan Kelly Norfolk, city Pont R.cnoad old Do@in
itooerts Martha Stevens. Chance BAitlmore. J 5
ship Anna coer> cbristoaers. LOnaou Eng Funeh Edys
Barks John ROtman Nash, Bordeaux John zittlosen
cSna i,, Ger WaS,ter iamburg oechs Co.
MIigsn SBr Tucker; BorlsaI Parker Olive
thews, rslparaso. CHIT Fabbc & chsanecy $500 '"~ mat
bdge& csres sSntr I 81 Jr sle MsT INV
son Martial Grady, Harvey Windsor. Ms h whitney
sSnrs ceyenne simpson Boston Jed Frye
teak, KENNEDY. Baltimore. II b Brown Co. san Juan
soninson II T boyle o'"@S Mount Pro
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoxpoN. Aug 3Arived. steamer Fuy-Nine tBr) knight
LiSsEfXoi1 Aug S-ssiied steamer Egypt tBr Cochran
QUEENSTOWN Aug 3-Arrved. steamer Heveua (Br, Roe.
ers irom New.fork Tor Liverpool 90.
from New York sydney. CB vi" -'"'
ANlwERr Aug 3Arrived. steamer Rhynand (Belgl RAN
HAMBuKe Aug 3-Arnved steamer Cinnbr1a tGer Ludwig
wovnLE, Aug 3Arrivod. .noior1a ,Br Hedder-
WICK, rom New ork on her way 20 Glasgow.
VERA Cruz, Aug s-Arrive Alexandra Biris I'M
HAyANA Aug 3--Arrved. erbocker KembIe
Sailed, steamer Kncserbocker. for NJ 1icsn ports.
AMERICAN PORTS
BosToS Ang 3-Au1ved. steamer Hunter. Simpson from
BALTIMORE, Aug S-Arrfvsd ibernian CBr from
ton Fanny Cadw alader, from NewYork: elizabeth run
Cleared steamers vineland New.York, II CAV for
Philadelphia -
PHLAbELrnrA, Aug S-An7ved. steamer X Wiling from
Cleared Hercules Portland Centipede BOSTON,
w wbildin Baltimore Equator Charleston
sailed steamers Hercules eentpele toan santee ana
steamers Mark Lane from Contne California 0arne
Passed Baltimore steamer Lord Nelson from Mur
settles. ~ ~
Fer Later Shlpstng Ne,Os. 0 am See fEca PIJ.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04
CAPTURE OF A YOUTHFUL. FORGER

Antrim & Ferris, of No. SO Union, square, for two
weeks have had IN their employ Irving l.. Van Et-
tcn OF Albany. day or two ago he left the employ
of the firm. Tuesday he called at the American Dis
trict Telegraph Company's Office, in the Grand Cen
he gave an envelope with instructions to take il to
the Bank OF the Metropolis at No. 23 Union-square
to the telegraph office. The cashier found i'm the en-
gelopc note for 500, purporting to be signed by
Antrim " Ferris, together with lcttor reouestipG
the payment OF the note the letter bearing the sigma
ture OF n. Clarence Ferris. Upon inquiry at the
nrnrs business place 1t was found that the note and
the letter were forgeries. The messenger folloWed
AZ little distance by Mr.. Antrim, returned to the
Telegraph office, and gave envelope which had
been gwen to him at the bank, to Van Etten who
was thereupon arrested by q policeman He was
taken before Justice Murray, at the Yorkvile Police
bail to await examination f~'