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n. a. d. EXPRESS Company.

CIScIHNATI, O., April 1S.--The books of
subscription were opened this afternoon in
this city for the capital stock of the Balti-
more and Ohio Express Company, and the
whole amounted to $l,0OO,Oo0, was taken.
Tie directors elected are: Robert Garrett
and Samuel Spencer, of Baltimore; J. l..
Keck, Charles A. Beecher, W. w. Peabody,
J. J. Henderson and George Hoadley, of
Cincinnati
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Hunting Down a Defaulter.

READING, Pa, Aptil lS.-The County
Commissioners, to-day, caused warrant to
be issued for the arrest of the defaulting
ex-County Treasurer, Dundore, on the
charge of appropriating So, 900 of the Com
monwealth's money. The warrant was
placed i'll the hands of Constable Glase, and
it is believed thBt the fugitive will be cap.
tured not very far away from Harrisburg.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
NorwoIk Gets the shops.

NoHwALK, O., April ls.-A dispatch Was
received here Yesterday from John Gard
ner and Courtland Kennan, now in New
York, who are representing the interests OF
this city in the securing Of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie shops here. They announce
that the contract is signed and all the ar
rangementS made for their location here.
The people OF this city are cheerful over
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ENGLAND.
DIR. LamsOn's Case-AnOtherA Arctic TX
petlition-Marauis Of Huntley.

LONDON, April lS.-The Manchester
Guardian speaking of DR.. Lamson says;
Enough has been shown to prepare us to
hear without surprise, Sir VIM. Harcourt
and the authorities do not see their way
towards authorizing the execution OF man
concerning whose moral responsibility so
great doubt can be shown. .
The World says the Arctic expedition IN
search of Leigh Smith will start, II posi-
HE next month. Probably a Dundee
whaling vessel will be chartered for the
expedition. ~ o
day. charges against the Marquis of Hunt
lev. for obtaining $500 from the Standard
Bank on false pretences we're withdrawn.
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Nafei Tr0ifer Sold.

CmcAeo. April lS.-Budd Doble and
Hugh White. of California, have bought of
Col. Conley, of this city, the celebrated
stallion Monroe Chief, record 2:lSh. Terms
private. He will probably be trotted in
two or three races this season, and then
90 into the stud
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Striking Miners.

CLEVELAND, April lS.-The Mineral Ridge
district miners, who have been working at
ten cents reduction, came out Of the mines
to-day, and will await the action of to.mor-
row by the State Committee, at Columbus.
The Churchill miners gave notice OF ten
cents advance to be asked after next Mon.
day.
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Railroad Accident.

SoxERsET, O.. April ia wreck occur
red on the Baltimore < Ohio Railroad, To-
day. at the Somerset Depot. smashed three
freight cars and one locomotive. fof-
tunately no lives were lost.
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RuilAsn,a YfeiASI.

New oRLEass, April 1s.-Judse fardee
has Just flied his decision establishing tne
the disputed contract Of the Pullman Com'
pany with the Texas Pacific Kaiirosn C"m-
paay Is q yAiid and binding cahtfacs On
the sai.rc1a ior the uneIpired Term Of nine
Yeas,
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SPORTING MATTERS.
O'HanlOn Will Row Briceland.

1ODcCfut bLDutCN " tNc HcytStc's
PITTSBURGH April lS-O Hanlon, OF Port
Perry, states his willingness 10 meet Brice-
leand in three mile race for 500, provided
later day tGsn May ocean be agreed upon,
as b." Hanlon) says it would be impossi-
ble for him TO get ready in that time, nav.
ing been in a boat for the first time this
season, Yesterday. He further adds that
in theeyent Of making the match and win
ming the same, he would like TO have some
other and more positive assurance that he
would get the money than he had in the
race with Knoke, of the same club as Brice-
land. last September. BRIAN.
Base Ball.
P:rTSBUH"H. April lS.-Base ball-Buiialo
II, Allegheny 3. =,
CINCINNATI. April lS.-Cleve!and 20; Gin
Cinrati 9.
EPSON Races.
L0Npov. April lS.-The great metropOli-
tan stakes at EPSON was won by Fiddler,
Prudhomme second Brown BeSS third.
New Orleans Races.
New ORLEANS, April lS.-Fourth days
races: Boston Club stakes. two-year OldS,
five furlongs; Ella won, Exeter I'd, Ninettc
Sd. Time :0iM.
Selling race, mile heats, was won by Mat
tie Rapture in two straight heats. Time
1:45A, lax.
Howard Cup, two and quarter miles,
Ida Stanhope won, Blazes I'd, Manl'0u Sd.
Timc-i:02M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

RALEIGH. n. c., April lS.-The State Re-
publican Executive Committee favor an
alliance with the liberal movement, and
have called State Convention June l4th.
The Anti-Prohibitionist Committee is cali
ed IN meet Nav End
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A Brutal Murder.

New YORK, April lS.-John Lennox, a
tailor, last night murdered his wife in
most brutal manner, inficting nineteen
wounds on the body, any one of which are
fatal, and then cut her throat from ear to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

NEW YORK. April ls.-The sixth annual
bench show of dogs, given under the
auspices Of the West Minister kenn el
Club, opened. this morning at the Ameri,
can Institute building. Twelve hundred
and sixty-one dogs are exhibited.
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Rumored shooting or ParneII.

DUBLIN. April ls.-A rumor is current at
Dungarvan that Parnell was shot on the
way from London to kilmainham. The
rumor is not entitled 10 the slightest credit.
According to the best information Parnell
is still in France Sexton 20 stated in con-
yersation last evening.
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the last fiscal year the Sow
iC., u, Maid s75S, 900 for carrying mails
mn hosts ON lakes and rivers.
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Twen,y.,hree Miners Killed.

SUNDERLAND, April ls.-An explosion oc-
CURED in the Black Horse colliery. 1t is
feared twenty-three persons were killed.
seven were rescued and badly burned.
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RranNrlH Rnniahefk.

WASHINGTON. D. C., April lS.-Tbe u. s.
Consul at Valparaiso telegraphs that the
officials who opened letters addressed by
the State department here to the United
States legation at Iapaz, have been arrested
and punished
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Sev Iudxe Appoiuted.

HARRrsBURe. April ls.-Governor Hoyt
has appointed Chas. II, Stinson Of Norris
town. Junge of Montgomery county dis
trict, vice Judge R>os, deceased. Judge
Stinson is Republican, and formerly
member of the State Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

CHIcAG0. April ia singular sssssk
occurred last night In tbs town Of bone0
near Rockford. Estele Andrews, . vefy
popuIar yous lady, bring fatally stsooss
,-rnty.txo times without vsrnio4 og -
psrent cause. by John BullivsA yoaag
s.Tme, Who was escastins her bOsDs.
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Fatal Accident I'm Michigan.

DETROIT, April lS.-This morning Charles
Pierce was instantly killed at Lexington,
Michigan, by his horse rearing and falling
backward. The horse crushed his rider TO
the earth
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Auarantine Ordered.

EEw ORLEANS, April lS.-A quarantine
has been ordered from May lst against all
vessels arriving from ports or places known
to be infected with yellow fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19
IT, Gsasl Ysslses.

BLrIxorx. April Is-Ihe ooroeeTs lur
find the boiler explosion last week, % fssAs
in its result. vas caused By the inconte-
tency ol the boiler iaspsetof. and tss segts,
eence and earelessnsss Of the lessse -
ovuer of the mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

CIsrfsx.ri. April M-1bs 0sytf. IAs:
@sssS Bsss.,e.,d a. soid 3 sesa q horsss toasy Or
tyi os5. II. G. NcDryseil bsesht esesis
wiikss for - .060s &aotbss sd fH tkcN
enc fs q. 90 ~ oasCH q. -
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partIon Granted

HARGpBrEc, Pa. April ls.-Thef8oard OF
Pardons has granted a pardon 70 george
Seifert. Of Allegheny county, sentenced 70
ten years from April, 1877. for killing his
sister.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

/ .,,ted that the apple orchards OF
F" -,hern counties of Pennsylvania
.,;., = rich yield this season.
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Hnnnnle.u In.r.

O',NN', April lS.-The Jews are focking
t'. 80 ''Vm Balta and the vicinity OF that
s,.,,, All their houses have been wrecked
90. ~ 'ne,r property destroyed. The number
o' i'w'l;es ruined is very large.
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ocrrpc. April is.-Peopie o. the hssa
dor coast are in state of Starvation hcs
nsmed Iaserent, Pierrs. and Crcpess, VIZ
some of their children, died from vsnt Q.
food The Indians hsviss 20 means ~
subsistence in The woods, are svssnisS
dovu on the settIer1
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uor.Ievi.h htIImmirr.as.

VIENNA. April ls-Two hundred Jewish
refugees passed through Lemberg, Sunday,
on their way to America. Two hundred
moro are expected Monday from Brody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

r,. S,preme Court of Georgia has
"A ,,,at voluntary drunkenness Is no
v,,,,. for crime, and that no new trial
.r.u n. granted in such cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

r,f,r and better thought on the part
Michigan fruit men, reveals the iaeI
.,., the recent frost has not been 50 "e'
-, as was at first supposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

r.rnum intends to erect museum IN
-, York, as a fitting monument OF his
,s,..r efforts to "healthfully amuSe
-,tr.,,ruct old and young"
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Death OF Col. Do<ids

CoLuMBUs, April 1S.-Col. Ono ]. Dodds,
Of Cincinnati, ex.member OF Congress, died
at the EeIi House. this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

r... wool market East also has
letter tone. 1t looks as if the
',,,, ,,,,. were held down against the new
rs and not easily held either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

The total population of Paris is now
.,5p1. against 9SS,SOO in 1876, and
/ ~ lin lST22. The increase is great
..su.s.r,ying industrial quarters.
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The War Opened Up Again.

CoLrNBrs ONO, April ls.-The old war
between the Baltimore and Ohio and Pan.
Handle folks over the management of
thirty miles Of road between this city and
Newark, owned jointly by lease by them,
has broken out again. The Baltimore and
Ohio claims that the terms of their lease
are for them to have all the local freight
along this line. and they issued an order, to
the employees along the line last Saturday
to the effect that all such freight was theirs.
To-day. the Panhandle folks issued an
order to the effect that their men Snould 90
ahead and get all OF this freight they could,
as heretofore. The suits we're compromised
in Court a short time ago between the
companies on matters OF difference over
this strip of road, and this opens up the
Hybt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

VIZ. the present premium on gov
-gnl 20. four per cents, the bond yield
nr.r.,vcstor but - per cent interest
,--,.aum: Yet they continue active
and strong, having reached the highest
aIus..ou known in their history.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

l.wa, scarcely in accordance with
.rr Srrrhs sense of justice that statue
buns was recently unveiled at Dunn
ltg-. while the only granddaughter of
..r poet was employed IN Il menial ca
...,u In the village church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

,v,man i'm Texas has sued Il rail-
,.,i .ampauy for 500, 900 damages for
..,s,r her husband. They must be
an. IL that state, or more valuable
...,. s these parts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

~. .re is onepanaeea forthe Ohio Suh-
lT, m,, st. Smiths oil can be obtained
5ntor's prescription. Sold oy all
/. -.--..Ls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

r,r, liberals and Conservatives are
hat alarmed, evidently, at the
-..., and growth of the Scotch home
k.r. agitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

Trustworthy adyices from Moscow
report that eighty workmen, employed
on the Uspanski Cathedral, werearreSt-
el og t,oly saturday in consequence Of
the discovery Of mine under that edi-
fice, IA which il was intended the cere-
mouy Of the coronation of the Car
sEOu,d 'akr place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

,a tah many of the Saints are put
.,rs away their extra wives in order to
ayoi the penalties Of the new law. The
Sa.at.,,eS protest against this proceed
,-. ,@I threaten To rise i'm open rebel
u.. an internecine hair-pulling war
a.. soUld be glorious to behold.
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Train Men Discharged.

ToLrpo, O., April IA sweeping dis
charge of conductors on the C., II. & d.,
and the Dayton and Michigan railways
went into effect this morning, the order
having been issued from the Superinten..
dents office in this city last night Out OF
twelve conductors on the c., II. & d. road
ten we're discharged and their places sup
piled by others. On the d. 4 NJ. road hyye
Conductors have been cast adrift. and only
Mr.. f. o. Thomas and William Shepler are
retained Some of those discharged have
been faithful employees OF the company for
many wears. no cause for the sweeping
order has been given.
New Railroad Organized.
DETROIT, April lN.-The proposed Ovid
and Traverse Bay railway was organized at
Ovid last night, with capital OF 81 OoO,Oo
1t will run from Ovid to Grand Travers
Bay. The route is being surveyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

JAMES H. Lick bequeathed nearly all
his e,,ate of =, 10000 to various Cali
o-aa public benefits. That was six
yrass .so. Not a dollar Of the money
has n,cn paid, and the trustees are now
--"a'y accused of needless delay i'm
,Hr, .o continue their salaries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

Mr. Handy, of Cincinnati, a promi-
ueut "bUlr' in the Chicago market, is
reported as saying: "Pll bet you, or I'll
bet anybody else, new suit of clothes
that within the next thirty days lard
goes to Is cents, that corn goes TO s.
cents, that pork, before it stops, goes to
S2i barrel, and that wheat will sell
I'D 81 80"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

Lumber freightS from Bay City,
Michigan, have dropped twenty-five
.ccut % Ohio ports and charges are now
.hr,ng made at $50 per 1000 to Ohio
and 3 20 Buffalo. There will be double
the tonnage in the saginaw river lum-
her t.aGc this >caSod compared with last
wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

Il /, announced that Manager Maple
>'u In, engaged Patti for the New York
Academy of Music next year, the en-
gagemcnt being for fifty nights Of opera
.ai - iDO a night, or an aggregate Of
81, ,Oo0. The stockholders Of the Acad-
,my have subscribed toward the deposit
N,Hd Of the enterprise $50, ,OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19

P:rTswH"H. April 1S.-Base ball-Buiialo
II; Allegheny g. -
C.NcINNNrI, April lS.-Cleveland 20; Gin
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ieli against the legalizing OF vice and crime pro-
dneeFs. By every possible means, we should
strive 10 raise the tone OF society. 20 that no one
VIII dream Of legalixiug the liquor or opium
trathc. We should give ourselves to the elevation
ana evangelizatinn NOT only ot our "wn, but I'll
ali races. 50 that vice and crime shall disappear.
and that the Chinaman and Hawaiian may be
Tree, because Christ hath made them tree.
3. We should remember that - God hath made
of one blood all nations of the earth. That
these men Of Hawssi. and those from China are
our brothers. And if we snpinely allow =" tree
rum and - free opium " laws 10 be put upon
our Statute Books. then God wall say 10 US, as
lie said to Cain Thy brothers blood erieth
agalns, the from thee ground
t We should remember, too, that We are
members one OF another. We speak OF q nation
as = the body polite" II is more than a figure
OF speech. 1t il q fact. One part OF that body
cannot be wounded with the whole body suffer
ing. If we permit the Chinese and the Hawaiians
to be smitten with Opium's debasinG blight-ii
we permit " Free Rum TO run riot in it's de-
moralIzIng work through - these summer isles OF
Eden, lying in purple sens let not the superior
races hope to escape. As we'll think TO walk
through Il small pox hospital and escape the con-
tagIon as we'll think to build your nursery over
a cesspool and hope to grow healthy children
therein, as to hope TO grow healthy children
morally in a corrupt and fostering moral atmos-
pierre
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Tho man crinned snyagely and deilsh'eu'y 80
e,ntemnI,tei lor a few moments the lens anu
Lot,l,.s maiden nt tbs feet. Then ne fnuue,i2
~ - nn-r Princess. aud lf d.ber up ~ hs
,r~o, rms. She screamed ~ie1easor, and
III M, n asoni-ins tones upon the names Oh
I,k.amana. her lover, and Of King ofp'uih' nci
G,t,er. Bat she was alone and without neiP,
and cried ar ~ v.in. Now, as we nave 500 ~
PRINCE $ VILE "A brave young woman, anu - ~
terrible sudden crisis she did nut give WY :"
,ireIy 10 the terror Of tie moment. She reeog-
- lie mana petty chief of the country
80 N~aranykabau. Ia Sumatra, OF the name
of Jaha, whom sine had seen when on a
visit 10 her roynl kinsman, the Raja OF Iapanuii:
Az thar time the free and ugly Jshat had asked
for the hand of Umba to be his wife but she
mad rejected he suit with expressions oi disgust
He had watched Tor nm opportunity 10 Se re-
yengcd. lie had "A friend among toe Young
chiefs of Ma. who had informed hl'n OF '"e ~
parture of Laksamana, and Of the solitary ramoies
~ Unsa and so ,Jahat had crossed over from
the coast ol Sumatra, in a tamoangan OF war
canoe. and had watched Tor an opportunity 20
capture the Princess. When poor Umba nrs'
recn,uised the hideOus face of Jahat, she ielth
dreat sickness at heart; bat after a whlle sne
smoke fercely and boldly, as she struggled TO De
released from his grasp. She warned her captor
of the certain vengeance of her father and her
lover. But Jahat laughed at her threats. HOW
ever, he supposed il to be possible that some OF
her people might be near ut hand therefore ne
hurried away with the struggling girl in his arms
and placed her m the war canoe close ut mana
and as lie stepped on board tile stout arms OF ms
men struck the water vigorously with their
paddles, and soon after having holsted a na'
sall. and having a good hreeze, they maue "
swilt run over 10 the cOast of Sumntra.
TT be cOafiaued.)
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NOTICE.

MY FROM This
kingdom. / have appointed the following gentlemen
my Atornies;
J. T. TATERHOUSE Jr, of Honolulu,
II. WAREHOUSE OF Honolulu.
II. p. Wood OF Kohala.
my27-Im MINI h'"4'a
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l. 4 $ A vi A ~ A
THE GREAT HERO Of the MALAYS
By wA1TER MURRAY GIBSON.
A A

Originally published in the Hdwaiidn
language, and a0ritten especially for the
instruction and entertainment Of Ha-
Daii0ns.
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NOTICE.

ALI. PERSONS FOUND TR ESP 'SSlNG
on or Stealing Melons. Sugar Cane, Potatoes, or other
produce Of the farm of the unders gned. ne-r Nh. Marquez
property close to Punahou, will get hurt and put upoh ue
reef If caught w1e3-4t LONH eINu "
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NOTICE TO

w a UNDERSICNED NV,
appointei ASSEM- AaSlgnment, dated June Isl. 1852. heer
present I,,s ss@ against the said estate are hereby fe 10 ! Psrs0n 1a
- =. que sAm without delay, sud ali uersos. s,fuss.eo 10
Sv saa estate to make immediate paymenr =, to
J. I! HACK7ELD-
Honolulu, June 9. 1880 I'll LBNEnAN.
Ia 49,.
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Moreover being quite apart from the other labor
ers they have chickens, pigs etc. OF their own.
They employ their leisure IN making fishing nets
and hats. Though thus comfortable and content
ed they still look forward TO the time when they
al alike IN this respect whether satisfied with
their present condition or not The Chinese
quarters at Waianae are provided with large
boilers to furnish the hot water SO essential TO the
comfort OF a Chiaaman. The natives have sep
arate cottages unless when relativs or m06GHGka
when two families occupy one larger tenement
Here, as at Waialua. the want of a visiting physi-
clan has been much felt. The manager of the
plantation has a stock OF ordinary medicines
which are distributed gratis 10 the hands and to
others who ask for then. The government fur
nlshes no supplies of medicines for distribution
il the country, ali It's charity seems 20 be con-
ined 10 the town. Meanwhile = kahuua l. re-
ported 10 be living in the valley at Waianae n
whose door the death o: several people may be
laid.
The Commissioner found the roads generally
on this Island - D. poor compared with those on
they are very bad, not creiitIhle 70 the country,
and haylns little To snow cor the money said 20
have been spent on : EN-.
During thvir trip hey noticed quite Il number
az neH cottages built by natives. looking clean
aud thrifty. Occasionally too som were met
with t%umbling down, showing IA ali ths.r sGr-
roundings want OF care, and ahittlessueas.
Everywhere throughout the island the pasture
land looked particularly good. and the cattle APP
peared to be fat.