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THE WEST.
Illinois.

Struck an Oil VOLTA Terrific Explosion
ARooLA, Aug 6.-An oil we'll was struck
here to day by Rooney & Irwin while boring
for water. At depth of eighty-five feet ar
explosion occurred, and gravel, roots and
water were thrown two hundred and fifty
feet in the air, the upheaval lasting thirty
minutes when the stream fell to fifty feet
where it remains stationary. 1t set or
fire and burns brightly with intense heat
The event has created a tremendous sensa
ton.
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Interest In Walsh's Trial.

DUBLIN, Aug. 6.--Great Importance is at
tached to Walsh's trial in London. ConneI-
ly, the moonlight informer, is expected to
make important revelations beyond those al
ready known.
There is great difficulty to collect the Irish
seed rate in the West. The people consid-
cred the advances under the seed act gift,
and the collectors of bonds are taking legal
proceedings and are becoming as obnoxious
as the landlords and baii lis.
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Michigan.
Good Reports of the Corn Gro

Good Reports of the Corn Crop.
CLINTON, Aug. 6.-Reports from every
county in central Illinois show that the heavy
rainfalls of the last six days have brought
out corn to such an extent that it is now
established that sixty per cent. of the full
crop is in fine condition in every respect. 1t
was thought to be almost failure two weeks
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NEW DOMINION.


EIH Ia Ms Est1mnte OF ROSS.
TORONTO, Ont, Aug 6.-Referring to Ross
recent challenge, Hanlan says Ross is a COW.
ard, knowing perfectly we'll that he (Hanlan>
has no intention of rowing this year. He
will not accept his challenge, but next year
he will row any person for any amount.
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''Do not grasp at the shadow and lose the
substance. Kidney-Wort is able to convert
you from shadow of your former self into
the substance of established health. Said
sufferer from kidney trouble when asked t.
try Kidney Wort for remedy. ''I'll try it
but it will be my last dose " 1t cured him
and now he recommends it all. If you have
disordered kidneys don't fail to try it.
"A Cd lw
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FIRE RECORD.
A Little Girl Burned TO Death.

ABILENE, Kas., Aug. 6.-Ths granary and
large barn on the farm of Bishop Samuel
Zook was burned yesterday afternoon. A
little daughter, who was in the hay loft and
supposed to have set the hay afre with
matches, was consumed in the flames.
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CHICAGO, Aug G.-From reports to date
Chicago packers have slaughtered and sailed
1926, 900 hogs against 1, 100, 900 at the same
period last year.
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Mr.. Calcott, the English composer, died
yesterday at London.
The strike movement among the Irish con.
stabulary is spreading.
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LONDON Aug. The government has in
structed Lord Dufferin, the British ambassa-
dor at Constantinople, to present an ulti-
matum to the Porte demanding that the Sui
tan at once declare Arab Pasha a rebel and
accept the English proposals for joint &C
ton in Egypt, and in event of the Porte fail
ing to comply Lord Dufferin will be recalled
and the landing of the Turkish troops in
Egypt will be opposed by the English. The
Porte has requested delay for consideration
of the demand Lord Dufferin telegraphed
to the foreign Office here for further instruc-
tons 1t is believed the government will not
consent to any further delay. A dispatch
from Constantinople reports that there was
great excitement there on the announcement
of the ultimatum.
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Other Fires

New YORK, Aug. Ga fire to-day in the
moulding shed of Hotchkiss, Field & Co.
iron foundry caused a loss of ST 900.
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A Grist MIL DESTROYED.

RUSH Cry, Mich, Aug. GA large grist
mill on Sunrise river, owned by John Valid,
was burned Saturday morning. Two I'M
known men who were asleep in the building
persisted in the flames. Loss $4,000.
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MARINE LIST.
MsE& PORT OF NEW HAVEN. xssshhs1
ARRIvED-AUGUsT o.
Sch Irene, Barker. from the east
Steamer Frederick Ives, Brown, PERTH Anlboy,
400 tons of C al.
Steamer Thomas Walsh, 1850 tons coal to Empire
Trans Co.
Steamer Larkspur, 3 600 tons coal to order.
The str Daisy smith was launched from the En-
pire Trans Co.
The barge Minnie of the R. H. P Il Co.'s line was
launched rom VIM Wrights yard.
CLEARED.
Brig Katahdin, Dodge, for New York
Brig Day light, Saw yer for New York
Str Geo Uentz, for New York.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Black Dan Wins a Purse,

Black Dan Wins a Purse.
Boston, Aug. cat the close of the six
days 60 as-you-please contest the score was
as follows Hart 527 Noremac 5O5, Harri-
man 5OO and Campana $50.
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Board of Aldermen.
TVNO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven,
Il greeting:
You hereby required to the Board of
Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber of
the Board in said city, Monday, the 7th day of
August, 1881, at 73 O'Clock p.
Given under my hand this Sd day of August,
1882. ia aFS N. STATES, Acting Mayor.
The foregoing is true copy of the original war
rant. Attest,
THOS G. HOLLIS.
au71 CITY Sheriff.
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w. w. Hawkes., vi. d.,
Physician and Surgeon,
NO. 233 YORK; STREET.

Investment Securities.
80 shares N. Y, N H. Il H'fd r. h, non taxable
so shares Danbury & Norw Tx R. r., IS
50 shares Winchester Arms Co, 6
so shares American Bank Note Co.
N. Fl. & Northampton SIS and 6s
N. Y. & N. Eng. RR 6's and 7's, IS
Small lots of Mechanics, County, Merchants and
Yale National Bank Stocks, N. H. Gaslight Co., N Y.
Central RR and Lake shore RI,
T. HATCH L. SONS,
aus Corner Chapel aud Orange Streets.
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$1,000 $4,000 $i,7'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
18Th HOUSE IT Auburn street; contains rooms ;
Kill lot 40xl20; price 1000 only $500 cash want
MsL ed to secure it, balance remain.
House 1875 Sylvan avenue contains rooms will
pay 10 per cent; it is good Investment horse
pass property every 10 minutes prics S5o0U $1,000
cash anted down.
House 90 Jackson street contains rooms; lot 35x
100 price s. ,70O only $500 cash wanted.
Lotto at Savin Rock, 1900 each 25x1e0.
Lot on corner "a. and Auburn streets, 125x120,
81 800: good for manufacturing purposes.
Hous. st. John street contains Ia rooms gas
and water connected with sewer; lot 35x17O price
5000.
Two Houses Rosette street,
Farm 35 acres In center of East Haven. 81. 000
Farm in Northford, 10 aores, stock, tools and all
crops $4,000.
Houses Nos. 60, Ga and &C Charles street, and
store Orchard and CHI Arles; good business
corner.
House on Orchard street; contains 10 rooms; big
lot price So, 500 good for store
The fine Residence corner Whalley and
Norton sire t unsurpassed by anything in outside
property; will close it out at a bargain
For particulars, call on address
EDWARD T. TROWBRIDGE,
IT Auburn Street. New Haven Ct.
Call befyv @ Al m
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HUNTLEY-Jo~ athan B. Huntley passed to rest this
morning august 7th} in the eightieth year of his
age.
Notice of funs raj hereafter.
BALDWIN-In this city, Sunday, August 9th, VIM.
E. Baldwin, aged Sc.
The funeral viii take place on Tuesday at p. m.
from his late residence IA Dixwell avenue. Rela-
tves friends invited to attend without further
notice.
BARBER-In this city. August 9th, Prof. Edward B..
Barber, agad 65 years.
Funeral tuesday, August 9Th, at p. m. Burial at
the convenience of the family.
SHAWN this city, August s, 1884, Rebecca S, wild
ow Of Peter 8. Shaw aged 10 years
Funeral on Tuesday from George street at oc1ck
D.
MERWIN-In New York City, August Sd, of malig-
nant scarlet fever, Laura Amelia, aged years and
5 months, eldest child of Edwin L. and Annie A.
Nerwin, and granddaughter of Edwin Aerwin'
Esq, of this city.
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Boaro ann Roonls.
BOARD AND ROOMS
TRICYCLE. FOR SALE,
a BRAN new Tricycle.! Never been used vii
Special Meeting of Stockholders.

a BRAN new Tricycle. Never been used VIII
IA be sold cheap. Inquire at
aul If THIS OFFICE.
Special Meeting of Stockholders.
Nev Eork, July %, 1882
& SPECIAL Meeting of the Vsockhoders of the
~ Boston New York Air Line RR. Co. will be
held at the Company's office in the city of Middle
town, State of Connecticut, Wednesday, the 18th
day of September, 1882, at one O'Clock p. for
the purpose of submitting for approval, ratiica-
ton and confirmation the lease of this Company's
railroad and property to the New York, New Haven
Hartford RR- and for the consideration of any
other business that may properly come before such
neetiug
The Stock Transfer Books will be closed from the
9th day OF August, 1882, at the 18th cay OF
September, 1882, at p. m, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board of Directors
r. L. WATSON,
jy29 lot Secretary.
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Andrew Goodman.
80 Grown Street.
FINE DELICACIES.

The Best Quality Canned Meats.
Smoked Sturgeon ALBANY beef.
Smoked Eels
Picked lambs Tongues by the doz.
Picked Sliced Tongues by the pound.
Picked Pigs Feet by the pound.
Boiled Ham by the pound.
Imported Ham Sausage.
Imported SN ISIS Cheese
Neufchatel Cheese.
Durham Creamery Butter
Beef Tenderloin, SOC per can.
Pott Ham, 22c per can.
Potted Tongue, 25c per
Potted Chicken SOC per can.
Lunch Tongues, 40c per can.
Slb cans of Goose, with jelly csc per
Glib cans Roast Beef, 45c per can
Deviled Chicken, 42c per can.
Deviled Turkey, 42c per
Devtled Ham, soc per
Deviled Tongue, $50 per can.
Huckin's Sandwich Turkey, 85c per can,
Huckin's Sandwich Chicken, 35c per can,
Huckin's Sandwich Ham, 500 per can.
Mason Jar Spiced Tongues, 48c.
Durkee's Salad Dressing, 43c.
lb. cans Br, ok Trout 45c.
2 Id. cans Turkey, $50.
2 Id. cans Chicken 35c.
ID. cans Goose CSC.
Id. cans Duck, &c.
Fine Wines and Liquors.
ANDREW GOODMAN, No. So Grown st.,
Near Music Hall 4 doors from Church street.
dOODMAN'S BUILDING.
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Bargains i'm Books

I desire to inform the public that I have been ap-
pointed New Haven Agent for
The Useful knowledge Publishing Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
I prepared to offer the new works of the stand
ard authors at amazingly low prices.
Special attention is called to
SchilIer's 80 Years War, 4Oc-
Green's History of English PeO-
pie, 8 90.
Irving's Complete Works, So SO.
All elegantly bound and rinted on good paper.
Shakesoeare complete, 60c.
Dante, 75c.
Catalogues gladly furnished on application.
EDWARD DOWNS, DR.,
aus 800 Chapel Street, ne t Cutters.
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TNalrts.
WANTED

YOUNG MAN to make out bills and assist book
N keeper; one having had experience preferred.
Address
au7 IT. p BOX 9s4.
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lines, gave the following report of young
Midshipman DeChair's meeting with the rev:
dictionary chieftain Arabi-Would you
rather remain with me or return to Alexan
dria? DeChair-I wish to return. Arab
Why DeChair-My duty is with the guns
at Alexandria. Arab then, addressing his of.
fcers, said ''This boy is an example to
you all. Do not allow hair of his head to
be harmed. [ only wish he was born an
Egyptian instead of an Englishman.''
The Egyptian loss in the fight at Mahalla
Junction yesterday is reported at three hun
dred.
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Notice of Dissolution
YEHHE partnership lately existing between w. T.
IL CANNON and SILAS GALpIN, under the firm
name Of W. T. CANNON & CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. w. L. CANNON.
S1LAS Gal PIN.
New Haven, Aug. Sd, 1882.
Tho undersigned all claims will sign in Ii
quotation and continue business heretofore, at 800
State Street.
ans ats W, T. CAENON
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The Porte Inclined. to Yield.

LONDON, Aug. THE Porte is reported to
be about to yield to the demand formulated in
the English ultimatum. The conference yes
terday adopted the proposal for a collective
protection of the Suez canal
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ReaL Gstate.
FOR, R,ENT

{Ta FURNISHED or unfinished, a double sea-
EAfI shore Cottage in very desirable location at
ElA sacheuls read; ten finished rooms For
terms or half or suite of rooms address VIM. B..
Head aus 2t*
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aew a5aren 5alg ae1nrning {ynnnal and Gonrier,

LEGAL Weather Record.
Fon AUGUST 6, 1889.
7l6 11:16 3:16 7:16 11:16
A. a. p. NJ. Pm. P. NJ
Barometer. .3o1 10 3O.o6 80 OF 3O.U8 29.9a
Thermometer II SO 81 10 10
Wind ........ .. SIS So SW6 SW.2
Weather. Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear
Max. temp IS; min. temp, Ct; total rainfall, co.
FOR AUGUST G, 1881.
Max. temp, 80 min. temp, u.
j. II. SHERMAN, Sergt. s. c. Q. 8. A.
#Too small to measure.
Storm Signals have reference only to approaching
high winds. Approaching high northwesterly winds
are indicated by red and white flags combined.
During August winds from the southwest to south
g asst thaae most likely to be followed by rain.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AUGUST 7.
Sur RISES, sol Moon RISES, Hon WATER,
Sun SETS, ITO $3.50 p. 6:05 p.
BIRTHS.
9RAY-In Milford, August 8, to Arthur NJ. and
Eliza I. Gray.
MARRIAGES.
HAzEL-TURNBULL-In this city August l, by Rev.
@. II. Williams, William H. Hazel, Jr, and Miss
Annie E. Turnbull all of this CT y.
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GOODYEAR, Guiltord or telephone him to sachem's
Head. aus 2t*
FARM FOB SALE.
49, ON of the best Farms in this State has
ESi be ween 40 and so acres, about IL of which is
lEal woodland las orchard of all grated fruit
of the choicest kinds; is situated about miles from
New Haven half a mile east of Centervi le Inquire
of or address MARVIN OLMSTEAD,
aus I'm Centerviile, Ct.
FOR SALE.
{AAss TO BE removed Hou 1853 George street :;
s.sSi also 70. sale young, sound road Mare, Top
ELL Buggy and square Wagon with top Inquire
of Il. B. MALLORY, at Office of
aus 2t* Mallory, Wheeler h Co.
FOR RENT.
49, SMALL HOUSE, Ill Bradley street, six
E#uiH rooms, $3.50 month also Tenement Of 3
EaInl rooms. Inquire of G HALL,
au4 If 80 Crown Street.
FOR RENT,
49, FINE New Store, suitable for drug store,
Sid dry goods boot and shoe other business !;
RsaE /, cation good rent to good tenant $40 per
month. For further particulars, call on
aus 6t* KELLY BROS, Coils Street.
FOR RENT.
49, Five rooms in Heller's block gas and water
E#iiH and water closet Three Rooms NO. "a Spring
Es1I street, first floor. Inquire of
JACOB HELLER,
Room l, Yale Bank Building,
jy2O or SO Olive street.
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DRSjr9bIG New Brick HOuSG.

49, IN good location, with modern improve
ESfiH ments, sale rent. Houses and Lands for
EIil sale rent. Livery Stable for sale. doing q
good business.
GEO. A. JSBELL,
Office Todd Block corner State and Elm streets.
One, avapinoz WIS
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WANTED.
CHEWING MACHINES of all kinds to clean and
~ pair. F. r. SARGENT,
AMI st 1e1 Chapel Street.
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Position of tho French Government.

Position of the French Government
PARIS, Aug. 6.-After long conference
with President Grevy to day at which Egyp-
tian affairs and the position France is likely
to assume in the matter were discussed. NJ.
DuClerc consented to try and form French
ministry. 1t is understood that President
Grevy made considerable concessions in the
matter of asking large vote of credit for
any exclusive French expedition to Egypt,
and it is believed that France will merely
confine herself to nominal protection of the
Suez canal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-05

SFATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
1882 = - 1'' ~
In the matter of the estate OF Hannah Howard. de-
ceased:
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last viii and testament of Hannah Howard.
deceased late Oh said county, has been delivered to
this court:
And whereas, Edgar Howard Fitz has filed there
with ms petition, representing, among other
| things, that said Hannah Howard died in said
county on the 18th day of August, 1892 testate and
thai said petitioner is the sole executor named in
said last will and Testament. and praying that thp
SAID instrument may be admitted to probate and
that letters testamentary be to him issued ther.on:
1t Is ordered, that the proofs OF said instrument
ard the said petition be heard before this court at
the probate office in said county, the 7th day of
September. A. D. 1882, at 10 O'Clock in fine fore
noon, when all concerned may appear and contest
| the probate OF said instrument
And it is further ordered. that public notice Of
the time and place of said hearing be given to ali
persons interested, by publication of these orders
for three weeks successfully previous to said day
| of hearing. in the DAILY GLOBE a newsparer
printed and published at st. Paul in said county.
| BY the Court, HENRY O,GORMAN.
L. S. Judge of Probate
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk aug Is tues-4y
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Notice to Creditors.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY. OF RAMSEY
y IS. In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of August SCHUYLER. de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given to ell persons having
claims and demands against the estate of August
Schiller. late of the county OF Ramsey, deceased
that the judge of the probate court of said county
will hear. examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands against said estate. at his Office in ST Paul
in said county, the first Monday of the month of
November, A. d. 1882, the same being the sixth day
of said month and that six months from the Sth
day of August 1882, have been limited and allowed
by said probate court for creditors to present their
claims.
Dated this Sth day OF August. A. D. 1882.
LOUISA SCHUYLER,
Executrix of the estate of August Schu,er, de-
ceased aug % tue 5w
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SALTWATER.

A young gent paid so to-day for fas
driving.
The county commissioners meet Sep
TENDER 18th.
A saloon keeper was fined SIS for selling
liquor without license.
The public schools of this city com.
menced the fall term yesterday.
John OShaunessy, Jr., and Miss Rose
McCarm, of this city, were married in st.
Mlchael's church this morning b. the Rev
Father Murphy.
BY some mishap yesterdays issue of the
GLOBE did not reach the city. The pack
age Tor this place was placed aboard the
cars IN ST. Paul at the proper time. Prob
ably they have gone to Milwaukee or Chi
cago.
Mr.. Boos' loss by the fire Sunday morn
ing Is chiefly on the buildings, ne being
the owner of both the damaged houses.
How Bros. lose most on ready made cloth
ing. The loss to either party is not
heavy.
1t Is stated that some parties in tho city
are negotiating for the entire Mower block,
with the Intention of fitting it up as a
hotel. If successful in obtaining a time
lease of the premises many alterations
VIII be made by the proprietors, involving
Inc outlay of no lnconsiderable sum. For
the business above indicated, the location
Is unsurpassed in the city.
L. S. Maynard, employed ct the state
prls on, was quite seriously injured this
morning by an accidental cut across the
wrist with q Ratchet in the hand of fell
low workman, whereby the radial artery
was severed. The wound bled profusely
and required prompt attention, or proba-
bly, serious results would have ensued.
Luckily Hospital Steward Bolles was in
his office and attended the injured man
with the best results.
Mr.. NJ. Oleson died of typhoid fever at
the city hospital on Sunday. Deceased
was NORWEGIAN and had not been long
in this country and was in rather INDECENT
circumstances. Having left wife and
family in the old country, he has sent them
his earnings, reserving only enough for
his current expenses. His countrymen in
this city have kindly contributed funds
sufficient to defray his funeral and hos
pltal bills. In addition to the above
fund is being raised with the intention of
forwarding it to his family. IL order that
they may not be IN an entirely destitute
condition when informed of their sad be-
reavment. Too much praize cannot be
awarded the Norwegians in this city for
their many acts Of charity toward their
poorer fellow countrymen, many instances
Of which might be cited.
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sIENNETONKA BREEZES.

Spring Park Is nearly deserted.
The Church of Christ will excurt to-mor-
row.
Major Harrow reports twenty quests at
his popular hotel.
The dining room of the Belle OF Mime
tonla i among the things that we're.
The Excelsior house is still doing good
business, and will remain open until Octo-
Der /
The Chapman house did good business
yesterday, entertaining goodly number
of guests.
Geo. 4. Bracket has closed his summer
cottage and returned with his family to
his Minneapolis home for the winter.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad
have issued new time card reducing the
number Of trains to and from the lake.
1t was the yacht club that had regatta
last Friday, not the Jockey" clnb as the
intelligent composition put it in yesterdays
edition.
The Belle Of Minnetonka, City of ST
Louis and Lotus viii all continue to ply
the waters between the lower and upper
lakes GUring the week.
The head without body" that has beer
on exhibition at Chapmans for the past
month. got its legs under it Sunday and
moved of for parts unknown.
The first grand excursion, ball and dis
play OF fireworks at the lake, will occur
this evening. The train will leave ST
Paul via Manitoba road, at Z o'clock and
Minneapolis at 1856, reaching the lake
shortly after 8 O'Clock, when the crowd
will take the magnificent steamer, Belle of
MlnRetonka, for 4 tour of the lake. after
which the steamer Will be anchored on
Big Island. where the exhibition of fire
works VIII be given.