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LANCASTER.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
LANCASTER, August IL, iSS2.-Last week
two deaths of very sad and painful char.
acter occurred in one household in Ferris,
and the parties, who bore towards each
other the relation Of brother and sister,
were buried in one grave in the cemetery
at Lancaster. JEFF Holloway, the brother,
was about % years of age, and the son OF
Jose phi H. Holloway, one of the earliest
settlers of this neighborhood. Florence
Holloway, the sister, was lovely and
ccomplished young lady, who for several
years past has been attending school at the
Lancaster Masonic institute. They were
both stricken down with malarial fever and
the former died on Thursday and the latter
on Friday of last week, and on Saturday
were inferred together in the cemetery at
this place, The remains were fol-
lowed to the grave by the heart
broken parents and large concourse OF
sorrowlng friends and relatives. 1t was
truly sad and distressing scene, and has
cast gloom over our entire community.
On Yesterday the Presbyterian camp
meeting begun work at this place, and sew
eral able and interesting sermons were de-
ivered. A pleasant grove adjacent 10 the
town has been filed up, and it is thought
that the meeting will not finally adjourn
under a week or ten days.
Professor c. NJ. Lyon, who has been
elected to the chair of ancient languages in
the Austin college at Sherman, wall leave
shortly in company with his family for his
"a ure home.
Robert George, esq, formerly justice Of
the peace of this precinct, is here visiting
his old friends and acquaintance.
The telephone connection between Dallas
aud Lancaster will, from present indica-
tions, be reality in the course of week or
ten days. The work is being pushed for
ward with great energy and rapidly.
The friends of Hon. Barnett Gibbs, and
alyo of Mr.. Charles +. Clint, are anxious
that they shall visit Lancaster and explain
to the people the issues in the county and
state campaigns. These gentlemen
have many warm friends IN
this neighborhood who will give them
a hearty support for the respective offices to
which they aspire.
There is now daily hack line between
Lancaster and Hutchins, which connects
with all the trains.
The adjournment Of congress and the
election Of John Ireland governor OF Texas,
which last is a fsregone conclusion. give
very general satisfaction to our people.
II. Y.P.
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tors, there IL no necessity for any
apprsoisble loss. As 10 the fabulously
high prices paid for early southern gar
den products thcy are proverbial and yield
a heavier profit to the square acre than
does anything the farmer can raise. We
noticed In u recent account Of Mobile,
whose glory as n cotton shipping point has
departed, that the city Is thriving and get
ting up again by extensive vegetable
farming for northern tables, and there is no
reason why II hundred other southern cities
cannot do the same thing, We merely col
attention to the fact as one in which there
is big money for the south, and leave 1T to
the farmers to act or not upon the sugges
ton. We cannot see how each OF them IN
north and central Texas could more protita
bly, use each season some eight or ten acres
of land.
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thrilling Love story.

The curtain lifts on the scene in the state
Of Missouri. The actors are Miss Hattie
Kennedy, John Owen and i. johnson,
both of whom were suitOrs for the fair
young iady's hand. johnson got the nit
ien most ingloriously and Owens carried of
the cake. johnson, broken hearted, took
10 red Ticker and rushed into n Texas
cattle ranche, drowning the sorrOws oil an
uurequited love In herds Of cattle; He
suffered death, but nevertheless lived on 70
eat bacon and bareback. Tired Of Mis-
souri,. Ovens determined TO try dame Tor
tine in the Lone star state, and be and MS
better half arrived here a isN days since
and secured boarding az n farmhouse some
three miles north q the city. johnson
came that way, saw bis iirst love and
gave her an eEtrlordirary dors Of taiiy
fhat caught Ter. "Wednesday, when
OGeus csIae % tiis city, they got into q
a-syun. Grove 70 Allea station. aud took the
u01th bound Texas Centrfl train for Dar1s
uufnoz-n. Owens c1ngrntulafes himself
Hasa philosopher u the old school
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Rev. Syivanus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freeman I'VE would by
no means recommend any kind ofmedicine
which we did not know to be good-partic-
uarly for infants But of Mrs. WinslOw's
Soothing Syrup we can speak from known
edge; in our own family 1t has proved a
blessing indeed, by giving an infan trou-
bled with collie pains, quiet sleep, and the
patents unbroken rest at night. Most pa
rents can appreciate these blessings. Here
is an article which works TO perfection, and
which Is harmless; for the sleep which II
affords the infant is perfectly natural, and
the little cherub c wakes as bright rs but
ton" And during the process OF teething,
lie value ~ incalcnlable. We have ire
quently heard mothers say that they would
not be without il from the birth Of the child
till il had finished the teething siege, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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A good deal of stuff has been talked and
written since the beginning of the present
canvass concerniD the unwarrantable and
imper tinent intrusion Of railroad influence
in the campaign, controlling primaries and
stocking county conventions. Houston has
been assailed for weakness and want OF
spirit in suffering herself 10 be thus bull
dozed by monopolists," aud our citizens
have been twitted for their Incidence and
apathy in the face Of this railroad invasion
OF their rights, etc. Much of this is blank
exaggeration. If railroad men have been
active, so have others; If they have been
successful Il is because they have the
right to be successful by the prevalence
of numbers. unity and hard work. But
the head and front Of accusation is mere
bost Houston is railroad city. Kill on
our railroads. and in q few years jack
rabbits would run about in the courthouse
square and prairie cbicheDs would roOst on
the market horse stalls. The impertinence
ofrailroad men Of all grades, that j.. direct
lv and Indirectly a1out three -fourtbs Of the
population Of the city is complained OF
when they vote. and canvass Tor votes as
tbev please. II there be any check In
the matter that cheek shows like sides Of
bacon on the faces Of those smart
Afecks who talk nj ruiiTOad audecity
snd buiidOzicg. This kind ~ talk j.
the veriest rot The railroads own. hold
ard control tire greatest portion 81 The prop
ertv and substantial interests Of Houston.
The nine railroads csnterinc here form the
basis of the commerce aBo, We may say,
the existeBce Of the city, and the politicians
who expect Houston 70 go against her beDe-
factors, or rather against herself, must Be
very green parties who presume on the lEno-
rance and good nature Of es COCO, Il not
better men than thernselves- IL Il time
that the transparent bubble should Be
pricked. II has foated about in its soap
suds glory long e. oug1- and the truth had
better Be told 81 Once-thet the men
Who systematically and deliDer-
sfelv oupose the railroad in
tereets a. Represented in Hous-
ton. and Who nsperse the acton q The
friends Of the railroads. have very doubtful
claims 20 ether intelligence o. cJod citizen
shin. TIE Spa1iards are right when they
sny- - We praise the bridge that carries ug
over safeiT. - and our f1refathers never ssid
4 truer thing than that r. i an IL bird
that fouls IT. 0ur nest4'- Houston Post
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-lnAHu tNNtAANs
LII. In.t.an. a eolorsd la. was srrsl

Lewis jackson. a colorsd lad, was arrest
81 b. CITY Marshal Arnold yesierday and
Iorfed % iu the stau0n-houses on sus-
ririrn al having IN bic possession stolen ~
rirIes. He vas trying % sell Ire foid
r'er ard Pencil worth about SO for > Cents,
--frr IL rflcar srO0ped down urOn him
He sid dist q coio-ei woman bad gwen u
~ firr but could not ttl who he was OF
vrhe-e sbe Hret. ID fact Be It'd . tangled
,.u~r nf,orf IL. On one end o. the penc-l
A. s1rrEred The lettc-s - = - p y -
~ r'f7rer rrt r,ossessiDn a. r hair trace-
- rIrs-hsIf ffIrt IN ui1fh- with Frld clnslis
rrlf - ~ rr'd cllair stitched 70 he q $50
Frr-rrr1 % he clasre ere TIE Letter. l.
q Tts brncslet wns tr1cs1 - Gus Bore
a rr1o-ef nCt1ri0us b1T tti-i. Eno la
re-ved ssrtr1l terms O he T,oor iErfn. nn1
~ tns ~ - hen cn1Ett.
IL crrrrs 81 ne n-ticIes CT rel t1err
- r.1Iirr o. Ne ctT rnErzhsl e. hls oit5e
i Ne citT baL
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Texas Crops.

This is the blue ribbon prize year for
Texas crops. Travelling men and visitors
from all sections OF the state bring the
most nattering and almost fabulous reports
of the immense crops that, II hail reallzeu,
will crown the Lone Star state as the agil-
cultural state of the Union. Dallas county
never before, according 10 her best and
oldest farmers, had as fine prospect for
such q bountiful yield as is promised here
this season. The grain crop, which has al,
ready been garnered, PANIED out beyond
the fondest expectations Of the most san
grinn The corn crop is splendid, ana the
on Ok for cotton was never so line. The
re ent rains, while they'have not helped
the latter crop, have not materlaily 9an-
aged IL, and with q few weeks Of clear,
dry weather the crop will be assured.
rie hot crop ofthis season has never been
surpassed heretofore, IL equalled, in the
history of the state. The market IS over
stocked and IL almost goes a begging. A
great deal Of IL was shipped out OF the state
this season 10 ST. Louis, Chicago, Kansas
City. Milwaukee, and intermediate points,
and some as far east as Cincinnati aud PITTS
burg i'm the cars of the American Arctic
Refrigerating car company, vet fully one
fourth Of the crop will go TO waste. The
finest of peaches are selling in eastern
Texas for ten cents per bushel, and the
prices are but little higher here.
Growers throughout north Texas,
rather than see the fruit rot,
have dubbed together In clubs and taken
out distillers' license, and thousands OF gal
Ions Of peach and apple brandy will be
made. The mast product Is heaVy ana In. rne
pecan trees are laden with the nut: The
grasses and vegetation are generally thrifty,
snd this is no doubt the 'b5ssi season Of
Terae
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Under the above heading the Little Rock
Gusetie OF she OH has the following.
"Halsey has skipped. lie was church
Officer in Philadelphia. Wife No. ] ana
her child reached Philadelphia yesterday.
Sic got al his property. Wife No. 2, 81
rather the deceived Cirl, len on the early
train this morning fOr Dallas, where she
goes 20 The residence Of her brOther-in law,
Colonel Cates- Hanging Is too good i0l
Haley
Who are Haley and Colonel Gates?
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Secretary Teller denies that he advocated
The u1ss1re q the river and har0or ulli over
he president veto. He says be happened
10 BE- in tie senate on business concerning
his delrar-ruent shorily before the vote vas
taken anc err-rss.d . several Eenat1rs hls
o-inion that the Til vas vtiy ooDoIi0us
add TIE veto ought b. al means 70 be SIS
tnfr.nr
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Russia has been making herself rutber
oHoious Of late in The eastern question, but
England has paid no attention Whatever 70
her discrimination. The calm dignity and
decision With which Great Britain has
acsed in this aEair has won the favorable
criticism Of almost All Europe she siaried
out with . purposs and has never lost sight
81 II. notwithstanding thrents from viihout
and troubles within. When J0Hr BrlI
GETS seriously interested in sn STAR be SIN
has the strongest voice IN he world, and =
not At ali back rari in going forEasd-
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Orrosion Of Ez-GorEnroE DrroIrr, q
rrfps. q committee has been Appointed -
frorirs into ard report e. 10 tie causes q
fl,e dscsv o. ArBs-ican sl-ipTdng- Tie ren-
,~uss ~ been roi'tsd cut ~ he pres a
fs..,er fIrnss CT more. bet lsgisiGto-s hars
~ s.rm,nelT bird nn1 no siers hrTs
A. tstsn fo-t-iTifT ne Ins-rhsrt rrsrine-
fI...rrrt tbs ccrnuIIie. aserni - b s1f'sr-
fnors. fthsT en- EuEgea rns-sr-s- ri-,c-
~ ~r-sr-s orr frrr1er i-1nsnc. and rlr-J
-.-.- ~ go nobo1T IN hrTs rrJ "a
xnsk4
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srrr-irIl.t touxhsns The guns and makes
fi,err heaIfhr. - rhat they hold IN the
fs.-h frmiV u remCres Tie tartar, gives
rorr1r-r. i.l.ernorrirri q healfh and moneT.
rrd rbsn trce nssd 81 1leFer b. giTe1 -.
IN scI11nnt.
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Texas Normal and Commercial

SCHOOL.
Is emirently practical in objects, and normal
in methods There are Nine Departments and
over fifty daily Rotations. This is scho il of
life and vigor, where boys and girls are prepared
for the duties of lite, and teachers educated to
teach. Write for circulars Investigate the
merits Of the School and you will find that 1t
will pay TO patronize it.
JAS. NJ CARLISLE, President.
VS.. AUSTIN, Secretary.
aug10-w1m WhiteSboro Texas
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- rrire-ssiiy oonusded 70 have 10 eQull
~ curing SICK Headache Constip1tion
and TORPID Liver. hey are rrep1re1 -
r11 drurrisfs In Dallas
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nsExfEklEECsD 1919 cfuuf- 81 dlt
n rHa1n orssn nrI1 rrItnr frFirer sItrnIIrn
frrr-errsl rIr11 and rerr I'd 49, H.
+ Y. l. ArItin. T11al-
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AZ ENFERIExCED ~ and Hts-r-y isa.be-
49, 49, ~ 1rrtfm Trrra
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81 500 - year en- - easily rnras r. bon
u1~finr ~ II G. Eids01f 4 o. ~ ErrtlaT
street. Eeu ro-k. send f1r fbeif csi-lorus
l.rIDll llrula-a nc1l1
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Educational.
University Of virgins

Session begins on the First OF October, nj
continues nine months. Apply for catalogues !
the secretary Of the Faculty, y o. Univufalty dl
Virginia. Albomarle Co, Virginia.
Jas. ~ HAgaIsos, Chairman Of the Faculty.
iuID. podgW
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The, fourth class consists OF the printing Of
such bills, resolutions, committee reports, and
other Ike work, as may be ordered by the Leg.
iglature or either house thereof Probable
amount Of printing Of this class. sl,a0
Work Of the several classes 20 be delivered "a
me rnspset've departments ordering tho same,
free Of charge.
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longer il viii. grow utterly beyond
anyOody's control. The land that
WI! have to be bought to widen
the streets is daily advancing in
price aud business places that are
growing ap yearly will require q
greater compensation for the snnoy-
aAce that the work would put then
to ind the destruction Of the build
Jugs that are fast going up
The sooner therefore the work is
undertaken the better both for The
people and the Minis.ry's reputation.
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C0RRESpoNDEACE

Correspondence is folicitGd or the top.
ica Of the day, or what may become 30.
We reserve the right 20 excise pure
ly persona! matter
We do not hold ourselves responsible
tof the opinions expressed by our cor.
.egpontcnts.--ED.
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Mr.. EDITOR IL was very glad to
see in your paper Of the 18th inst.
the remark about the Kapiolani Park
Association, asking why there was
no meeting during the last year. I
think that If you had said there had
hcen no meeting for nearly t'ro years
yon would have been nearer the
mark. Who is running that place
nov? And who is to handle the
IS, 900 that was appropriated by the
by the last Legislature for the bene-
tit Of that institution And why do
not the officers cali meetingi BY
inserting this you will ohlige,
4 MEMtER,
(not in the Ring.
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CABINET MAKER,

but is prepared to furnish the BOSS"
With all the 9of: Soap necessary for the
different BUREAUS.
That one of the Government Survey.
ors in a BROWN STUDY has discover
cd that Honolulu Is Just the centre OF the
Earth's circtmfe:ence and man that
travels East around to Honolulu will
travel just rs E4r as man that starts
West and comes back by the Suez. Ine
BOSS" proposes TO start two Hawaiian
Youths each way with proper TUTOR,
to test the question The EXTRA ses.
sion Of the Legislature 10 appropriate
the necessary funds.
That the Ark built for the BOSS"
frightened horses on Fort street, as they
took it to be part OF the Marine Railway
adrilt.
That MERINo is not the only cloth
that does not 1T the
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The hardest thing said yet against
the Ministry is that one OF the
leaders Of the &" Palace party" re.
fos.d to take Office with Messrs
Naai and Gibson,
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CUR sTgE,gTg

As the Government have not yet
commenced any public works there
Is aull time % o,.er few sugges-
:.un3 aj ,bt ends to bc attained and
the tcst .ncana 70 be used in attain
lat those onls.
no oLe VII! deny that our streets
are in ~ cXecr"ble condition and for
growing city like Honolulu, to
have such marrow lanes lis its princi-
g.N thoroughfarcs Is disgrace. But
ye, in rciormiDg the evil great care
nus; be taken. 1t is cerlninly de-
eiraule that prompt steps be taken
but TO promptly start botching in
stead of real repairing is only
wasting public money and laying up
a store Of trouble Tor future years.
Honolulu has ou.-gcown the pre-
sen. streets aud instead Of these
being az they ought to be, arteries,
!y vnich The traffic OF the city can
hc safely and exptdi.iously carried
Oh ani the veatilation Of the houses
promoted they are IN the majority
Of cases the cause Of the delays in
::a.hc and the active agents in
spreading the germs Of disease
amongst Us. Ia the early mornings
lately the eXhaia,ions from the
Streets rise TO = height of 90 or 40
Tee; above the ground, and Of course
carry to this height the morbid
gor!us from the putrescent filth and
garbage which we see lying on the
streets in the shape Of mud. And
as these matters require our prompt
es, as we'll as most carefully atten-
iion it Is necessary to inquire wheth-
er immediate and haphazard work is
the thing OF wh;the. ii would not be
wiser and better 20 plan skiltuliy
- '
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proper carrying on Of .railic and the
preservation OF public health that
-hp ctr?a'q he wi9tued No one can
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gcDY PCLiTBC +!

That.the Government Shop is on King
street
That the price OF Opium has advanced
since .herc IL such q MORRILL, tone -
the Custom officials on the beach
That the owner Of the Factory On For:
street will never be rs PORTLY as the
SUN FLOWER, as he has HUNG Err
with him always.
That the SUN FLOWER, in his sra-
vcls in The INTERIOR, beat around
the BUSH for work, and got it--nor was
lie TRIPPED. a Wilder man once told
me in the INTERIOR that the depart
ments were running for the public.
That il q no: so that tie boss I"
says anyone speaking against him will
have d Government PARK fall on him,
and before he hears the FIFE blow he
will he BuCKELED too tigEtto squoal,
That the young man in Thrum's -is
STATIONERY young man, but the
PRESS is ALIVE and MOVING.
That i: does not pay TO start to mop
the floor ii the mop is greater than the
floor.
Tha. the "BOSs" in rehcarsing his
Coronation Speech drew tears from the
statue Of Kan ehameha 1st.
That Statue No. 1 did not wipe his
eyes for the want Of d. hand.
That it is rot true that the Coroner
has ordered Tor the. CORONATION, ,
from the SUN FLOWER, twenty Hand
| Carts to be used as ambulances.
That DR.. CRUSO has examined the
boss" and has pronounced his
HEART WELL on the military craze.
That the Troops sleep on their arms,
which IS bad for FREE CIRCULA-
TION.
That the SUN FLOWER will be
mounted on the Pedestal in front o.
Aliiolani Hale on that day--a living
Statue copied from the Greek-holdia E
Bucket OF SOFT SOAP.
That Concentrated Lye is the base oi
SOFT SOAP :
Tha. two thousand pairs OF Gloves will
be wanted. WHO has the contrac, to
ill those Gloves
That BULLION" will present the
"BOSS" with Gold Snuff Box, DO that
nc may throw more SNUFF into Ma.
tive eyes,
That dame Roumer has it that the
Coronation will come oil October Ist, "a
the BOSS aaya more SPIRIT will be
eufuscd into the Natives on that day.
That pslam Knott is working nigh,
and day in his back yard on decorations
and says il IL better for the trade Ian
two TIN WEDDINGS.
That the BOSS" says all this talk
about the waste Of public money on that
day is uncalled for. Col. SHEKELS
will draw his check for the amount ou
tbs Bauk ($3 ,0O0-capital, limited
Car4pbe!!'a Block.
That for everything on Wheels, take
Horace Grcely's advice. co WEST
young mau, GO WEST!
C. WEST,
| 100 Nc. 10 Queen Street
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WE hear th&i regatta is being
arranged to take place cn,.lfis Maj
esty's birthday, Nov. 10th. 1t is
said that Il will be ore of the biggest
events Of the year. Six boats or
more will probably take part in it.
WE learn from q gentleman, just
arrived from Kau, that the South
Sea Islanders in Kau ere still candi-
dates for civilization. They have
been quarreling, and one woman bit
of the ear Of another, no halfway
worli--clesn off ! and more than
that, the stray member could not be
found. The sweet creature swal-
lowed it, Of course The Judge at
Waiohinu fined the cannibal SIS.
SO now you know the price OF an ear
at Kau rates, cheap isn't it ?"
Mr.. II. L. SHELDON vent to Ko-
hala Yesterday, accompanied by his
son. lie will practice law there,
and we ale sure from his excellent
reputation aud experience in
the practice Of law and courts, and
his intimate knowledge Of Hawaiian,
that the people OF Kohaia have been
extremely fortunate in his determin-
alton to select it as his future resi-
dence. We wish him every success
and happiness in his new home.
----------------------
II is not strange to End that one
human being can persecate another
in cowardly way, but the remarkable
way in which Captain Nordberg has
been treated ought to arouse the
sympathy OF every honest man.
First, his horse and 4 valuable COW
are poisoned, and now attempted tc
bnrn bis house down. How
is it that the police have not found
out tue person or persons concerned
yet?
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STILL those gloves An enormous
demand has been made on the stock
of gloves in the town for al ap-
preaching wedding. So much so that
the local importers have begun to use
UP their coronation stock and will
have TO import more.
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4 DOOR IN Wilder & Co.'S Queen
street storehouse was found broken
open on Saturday evening Nothing
as get been missed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-09-13
sHIpFIN9 HOTEs

American Sloop Sport on The
Wave, 81 days from San Francisco,
bound Cor Midway Island, d,--seal
hunting, put in here for ballast yes
terday.