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Gen. Crooks Campaign in Mexico.
AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM THAT OFFICER-THR
PURSUIT OF THE APACHRs TO BIZ CONDUCTED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE TREATY.
The following dispatch was received at the War
department this morning from Gen. Crook:
"SAN BERNARDINO SPRINGS, ARIZONA TER MAY g.
Adjufdnt General USA., Washington:
Dispatch OF 18th inst, from Gen. Sherman, re-
vention between the two governments MY object
In visiting Sonora and chihuahua was to arrange
for cooperation, and, In case my troops followed
the hostlles into Mexico, to see II could not Sc
cure liberal Interpretation OF the terms of the
agreement in regard to the time could be allowed
to remain there. 1t Is my intention to start to-
morrow morning In pursuit OF the savages, In ac-
cordance with the treaty.
GRO. CROOK, Brig. Gen."
At the time Of writing this dispatch Gen. Crook
was in the extreme southeast corner OF Arizona
Territory lnear the conjunction Of Arizona, New
Mexico and Mexico, and he purposed following the
Indians across the border, along the Guadaioupe
range OF the sierra Madre mountains. From the
point named the Sierra Madre range of mountains
extends in southeasterly direction, and along
these mountains the hostiles are supposed to be
making their way. Owing to their familiarity
with the mountain Businesses, the task Of discov-
ering and dislodging the Indians will be attended
With dimculty and uncertainty. After conferring
with General Sherman, Secretary Lincoln decided
that 1t Is unnecessary at present to telegraph any
further instructions to General Crook.
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A Steamship Burned.
SIXTY LIVES LOST, INCLUDING THE CAPTAIN OF +

SIXTY LIVES LOST, INCLUDING THE CAPTAIN OF THE
BOAT.
The steamer Grappler was burned four miles OF
Seymour Narrows, B. c., last Sunday night One
hundred passengers were aboard. principally
Chinamen, and all were IN bed. The Cinnamon
behaved like maniacs and were utterly uncon-
trolable. The captain had the steamer beached,
out the paniC-Stricken Cinnamon jumped pell-
NELL into the boats when lowered and swamped
them. Owing to the intense smoke those OF the
passengers and crew who could swim did not
know In which direction to strike out, and sur
rounded by mass OF struggling Cinnamon they
were drowned. 1t IL supposed sixty lives were lost
Including number OF Canadian and Chinese pas
sengerS and Captain Jaeger, OF the steamer.
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REPORT THAT HETABOUT TO TURN INPoRMER
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RELIEF FOR FAMILIES OF FUGITIVE lRtsnNKN.
LONDON, May AT a conference OF members OF
tne irish nationalist party In London II was ne.
solved 70 organize fund for the relief OF the fam.
lilies or persons who have fed the country or have
oeen arrested In connection with murder trials
In ireland and generally under the crimes act Ie
Is computed that six hundred families have been
rendered destitute by the night or Incarceration
OF tnelr bread winners. An address Will be issued
10 tne irish nationalists In America and the Brit
Ism colonies, appealing for contributions TO tho
proposed fund, and delegates will be sent thither
10 set forth the need for speedy assistance.
SERIOUSLY I'LL.
PARIS, May At is reported that the Duo a,
Aumale Is seriously III In Sicily.
PARIS, May 4-Reports prevail here that Count
Won Motke is seriously Ill
THE STEAMER HABsBrRd.
LONDON, May 4-The steamer Habsburr before
reported as overdue, was spoken on the 18th ult
In latitude ~ deg. ~ min north, longitude II deg
mln west All on board were well ana no as
slstance was required The Habsburg was sailing
at the rate OF four miles an hour A steamer was
standing by her.
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A DYNAMITE FACTORY IN cRoasrApr.

WRECK OF THE STEAMER EUREKA.
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SHOOTING AFFAIRS REPORTED TO-DAY
The Irish Murder Trials.

HANLoN CONVICTED AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRAfGNED-HkwKINs pIsCHAR0Ep
DUBLIS, May 4-Lawrence Hanlon, who was
placed on trial yesterday on the charge OF at
tempting TO murder Juror Denis Field was found
guilty this morning and was sentenced 20 penal
servitude for life. Ftzbarris who was Indicted
Yesterday as an accessory 10 the murder OF LORD
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke after the fact,
was arraigned In court this morning and pleaded
not guilty. The man Hawkins, who twas stated
would be arraigned to-day with Kingston and
Others on the charge OF conspiracy TO murder
Poole, has been discharged from custody
GOD SAVE IRELAND FROM INFoRNERsr
Hanlon, on receiving his sentence muttered "f
want TO be the last. God save ireland from In
formers"
"NUMBHR ONE" IN LONDON AND ABorr TO TURN
INF0RMER.
DUBLIN, May 4-lt is confidently stated hero
that Peter lyman is now In London and is In COM
munication with the police with the view OF turn.
ing informer.
KINGSTON, HEALY AND GIBNEy ARRAIGSEn
Kingston, Healy and Gibney, who are charged
with conspiracy 10 murder Poole, were arragned
10 court again to-day for examination. An infor-
mer named Lamie gave testimony confirming the
existence OF a vigilance murder circle 10 which
the prisoners belonged. The prisoners were re-
manded for a week.
GEORGE SMITH ARRAfGNEp.
George Smith, one OF the men in custody on n
chafge or being Implicated in the consp racy to
murder government officials has been DISCHARGED
ne having agreed TO emigrate.
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THE IRISH STATE TRIALS.

mo. I" SAID TO BE IN LONDON.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE RULEs-It is expected ths

the rules OF the civil service commission, as
amended by the President, will be completed to-
day, and be presented to the commissioners, as
we'll as the commission OF Mr.. De b. Randolph
keim to be chief examiner.
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EXCURSIONS

Ho: FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
HI BRiIGE.-Stfaln packet Excelsior will make her
REGULAR trips 10 above places SUNDAY, TUESDAY,
snd FRI DAY. Leave High street and canal at A. IA
I&Te 81 cents T'ud trip. For charter apply boat or
1Aif tth street northwest mast
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TOO MUCH PAID FOR SALARIEs.-Controller Law
renee has examined the accounts Of the disburs-
ing officer OF the Freedman's hospital for the fiscal
year ending June a0th, 1882. and has discovered
that money appropriated for clothing has been
used for salaries While the aggregate appropria-
t1on for the maintenance OF the hospital $41 soO)
mas not been exceeded, yet more money has been
paid for the salaries OF those connected with the
Institution than was appropriated. In cOnse-
quence all excess OF that appropriation Will be
dlsallowed by Judge Lawrence in passing upon
the accounts. Judge Lawrence stated to-day that
he had no idea that there was any fraud In the
matter, but that 1t was illegal
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ADJUSTMENTS.


flNwO GRAND SEANCES
Il FOR PHYsIC Al LHANIFESTATIONS
IN THE LIGHT,
Fridsy and Saturday evenings. May 4th and 9th.
at 49, Missouri ayenGe. 1t
OPENISG OF
ABNERS SUMNER GARDEN.
SATURDAY, MAY 8.
An enlarged Orchestra. under the conductorship of
Prof. CHRIS. ORTIZ.
Miss NANDL HOFER. Ballad Singer and Swiss
Warbler, and
The famous BGfo, Mr. PAUL STANLEY. my4-2t
NATIONAL THEATER
MONDAY. APRIL 3O-EvERY EvENING-sATUR-
DAY MATINEE.
JAY RAILS
TWO GREAT COMPANIES CONSOLIDATED.
THE EUROPEAN COMPANY
After extended tour through England Ireland and
Scotland, having just returned and
consolidated with
MIR. JAY RAILS AMERICAN COMPANY.
Forming, beyond all question. the strongest Combna-
ton that has presented
UNCLE TOMS CABIN!
Ooutle Dramatic Company, Grand Scenic Effects,
camp & Meeting ting, shouier. i, Sweet Old.Iinle
Magnolia Jubilee Singers,
And the Only Genuine 3 Trained BloCdhOunds.
Prices during This engagement Is, 35 and so
MONDAY. MAY 7-ADA GRAY. m2
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VuNHE VERY BEST BLACK SILKS. RATINS VEL
NEIS. PARAsOLS and Sun UMBRELLAG.
maiS TIA and 7ss tn rxe:t ~ !SSSSSs Ssti spaH.
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THE DISTRICT.
To-day, Mr.. a. H. Wells, for the Alexandria
Canal, Railroad and Bridge company, filed bill
against the District and ]. F. Cook, collector of
taxes, for an Injunction. After setting forth the
incorporation OF the company they recte the lease
OF the Alexandria Canal for ninety-nine years to
a. H. Wells, T: Qutgley and W. w. DUNCAN. Nav
IT, iS9S that the tn lease was confirmed; that the
town was authorized by Coneress 6E act Of Jgsv
e. 1869, IN which they were authorized to collec,
tins ton: &C. fSa caney aney assert that from the
no until Ia. 1s wss isv,ed RsTsa il, thirty
levy and collect tax and to sell the nronar, "
and that this pretension was declared 6y the si1,
Court 9pa OF Of the District a. voo and
tempted to exercise the right to assess an afsn
To To es Of sne Saas eaSa'y ana M
complainants protested and declared That thev nas
neither owned y nor occupied real estate In the Dis.
appeal was not acted On, 0'i,sSe bus thae 6nf
% to RsSss and n I sgs ,.t s
assessment for the year ending June 3Oth. 1ssS
and in March, 1885, made third assessment win
They further claim that there has been no sT, a,s
pralsal Of the property, required by law, It Is
also ciamed that the pretended tax sale is cloud
ton. <s ~ A"J""S-
ESCAPE OF A PRISONER CHARGED WITH SWIM.
DLiNG..Andrew jackson, feeble colored man. m
years OF age, swore out q warrant before Marts.
trate Moss yesterday against colored man named
ad a. N w Ws1n tG 1or swindling him out Of $40 The
from Virginia TO buy a plow horse. and Was mas
M py Wilson and another man, to whom he paid his
$4o-ail ne had.ior horse. When he mounted
his steed he discovered that it was unable r.
walk ana ne mad TO abandon ii. They refused to
@ return nun M & ms money, but told him to hurry on
nome nome ana no tney would get SOME horses from Balti-
more ana give MIN one. This morning In the
Ponce Court wilson was charged with receiving
40 under lalse pretenses He was brought In By
an omcer Wno ialied 70 turn him over to the mar.
shal, and when wanted it was discovered that he
had walked on The old man, Andrew Jackson,
last night. aavlng spent All his money for the
NoftnlesS anlmai tnat could not carry him to hts
home In Virginia. had to be taken care OF Dy
friends who gave him something 20 eat ana q
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CRocKER's BR1GADE-Gen. Belknap, president,
and Capt. H. H. Rood, secretary OF the Society OF
"Crocker's Iowa Brigade" composed Of soldiers Of
the 11th, 13th 10TH, and 10th regiments Iowa VOL
unteers, announce that the second annual reunion
VIII be neld at Cedar Rapids Iowa, September 2e
and q, 1885, This brigade was in the 4th DIVISION
18th corps, and fought at Shiloh, Corinth Iuka
Vicksburg, Atlanta, Bentonville, &c. Gov Sher-
man, OF Iowa, a soldier Of the 18th Iowa will
deliver the address ~
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SCRAP PICTURES.

Jah GOULD. 421 ST, ,WONDE RFUL yARIE Y
ci fet-ei and scrap book Pictures Birth day Cards
PAPER Dolls, French Tissue Paper. Don't forget 10 y
soiie pictures Tor the little fOihs scrap look mh26
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PERsoNA1~-Assistant Secretary French, OF the
Treasury Department, has gone to Fortress Mon
roe, for brief stay.-Mr. James c. Pilling chief
clerk OF the Q. 8. Geological Survey has returned
Foster. the new United States Minister to Spain,
VIII sail for Europe with his family on Thursday
were registered at the ONCE Of the New York
herald In Paris yesterday.-SenatOr Aldrich is
at the Arllngton:-Dr. Franck Hyatt and family
have gone to Fortress Monroe, for stay of
week--Dlsrict Attorney Corkhill returned to
the City this morning from New York-Chief
to Philadelphia, to be gone for q few days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31
R. A. MAGGIE, Chairman.


r. ~ MAGGIE, JE ESQ., Chairman of the Committee Sugar Manu-
Supply Company Kiauea
Plantation Kauai Hawaiian Islands
reply your March, beg in
You attorneys Icey Bernard Emann
and have full power with any planters DESTROYS of using their
full
showing particulars their process, when viii address again.
will be made payment Royalty
prepared right
your Kingdom leaving You make whatever please
with the other planters.
We are, dear sir, yours faithfully, MoNTEFIORE, JOSEPH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31

Two gentlemen make fourth grade OF 10y running the 5r
mOlse large where it allowed remain till the end of
the Two other mill contemplate doing Two gentlemen
they the habit Of gnuang their first moases in the
these gentlemen gets per sugar but only cent of LIST
quality.
Two gentlemen mention that they allow the juice to settle for about
twenty minutes before cleaning it leaves the CHARTERS
replies the inquiry cost of manufacturing from
the delivery the the to the output of the sugar
- and So
The highest included interest and all the mill between the
grinding which have been omitted in the lower
Lionarons, gentleman experience sugar
making in Dme Queensland and other countries in reply note
those who have double triple should take the direct from
the CHARTERS the double triple and it before clean
Mr. oaron informs that by this fuel would be saved and
better results obtained We consider the suggestion pertinent
worth the attention OF those who have double triple effects one gentle
that know who has tried this plan these islands, finds it TO
we'll Mr. Iionarons of the importance Of juice
heaters heat the juice pumped from the mill 10 the CHARTERS
all the above named gentle
emen who have been good give accounts and statistics of their
practice in manufacturing.
concluding report again third time
steps planters
really scientific chemist 1t science that has brought the beet root
industry perfection and without scientific aid
shall obtain equally good results industry
In the this had refer several
chemists who benefited the industry by inven-
tons Of great value
deeply regret OF gentlemen, Icery
perhaps devoted attention the industry than other
chemist died last April industry able and assduous
We conclude Sh report by laying before you interesting and
teal article boiling house by w KOeing from which
valuable hints may he obtained
Signed on behalf Of the committee
('b1ir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31

SHAT the 1see shall not assign or transfer
thereof grant any cene persons whonsoeyer
without the writing the patene And this license is for
the whole remaining Of the patent subject however to such inter
missions working patent the licensees from time to time
which said licensees shall clear day
notice the patentees their attorney agent resident at
failing he icenee working
shall pay royalty made during such
resumption the must also be given
S,S 80. - c rrio ~ ,n,s o made n,ye mr. any nar
shall any time be in unpaid for wenyone days after
oase or their agent or the censee shan become bankrupt or enter
i5 any i; aan f o bi wi h s OF nt r
conditions herein contained and his part be performed observed
writing given last
known oc If abode or business revoke tbs license which shall bere
upon without right action remedy Of
the paentee for the recovery then due them hereunder
Should paentees any time
reduce the price their right for using the said
make better terms with fresh constituents the Licensees under tins agree
ment shall receive notice of from entees and he allowed from the
9Tat doubts rise from time to time to what is to be
considered Is NJ nue. I h lne SUI p roc fs % d
agreed that when the nsee shall fit from deficiency of plant
retreang the oo from which they made by the process and shall
manufacture them then in such the second third or fourth sugars
are not for the purpose Oh uis license OF OF PAYING royalty 10
under shi license although the juice from which
sugars MADE neie9 ugc9 % VI t t S, b
administrators with the censee that notwh
the @ letters patent are now valid and uing and that the ptene
power eence the said letters patent during
he aforesaid
Tat nothing herein contained except herein expressly provided
shall affect the right enee grant licenses to other person or
the the OF n9nua
turing Provided difference
the said patene and the said ensee in regard TO the
the provisions contained matter
relating these presents such difference shall be forthwith referred
be appointed by alary difference
umpire chosen the arbitrator before entering the considers
them and if either parties in difference
appoint space fourteen days after
do shall have been given TO him them by the
party shall appoint arbitrator who shall then the
the other shall make final decision alone
the parties these presents have hereun their
the day year first above written.
Signed by said EDMOND IeEBY,
and CLARE BERN by their
Attorneys in the presence of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31
Nous neus verrons ;


KAPAA 1st,
r. A. MAGGIE, Esq., Chairman Of Committee Sugar Manufacture
Of the Planters Labor and Supply Company.
esteemed Of the 18th ut has been received,
and contents noted.
compliance with your request, herewith with
facts Statistics relative methods Of manufacture yield
sugar. etc.
To from the beginnings the juice after coming from the mill
through heating tank where it is warmed with waste before
terng caers pcEs
of lining and is heated the boiling point after which it il noa
long shallow cleaning the principle sorghum
boiled and skinned much time viii allow there being
slant flowing into and out Of the pan then evaporaed
double after which is
cleaning process in deep pans has been found thar this cleaning
Of the juice after eya much the and other I'M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31

that purpose concentrated open double triple
effects boiled grain in and Immediately dried in cen
ua machines The moases usually hown up" with the addition
lime, skinned boiled at temperature of l4O to
$50 Faenhe and coolers where is allowed three four
days granua Second way,
allowed o fifteen granuate.
Seven Of the gentlemen from whom replies received their
kimmings mudp appear quite satisfied with the
results One gentleman claims % to 80 gallons Of juice every
afer equal
The yield sugar per gallon juice percentage
SRI greatly.
following are returns from eleven different mills:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31

r. 4. MAcFIr. ESQ.

" y H.
DEAR s:Your favor Of the 18th ul duly hand and ry
would that crop
dried off, figures for the season complete
The yield per arife Of geo gallons loo ~eu average
density Of juice lie.
The percentage of No and portion crop
folows:No l, 20 per cent No. . 20 per per
The estimated cost of manufacturing after the delivered
to the carrier is S16 The filter press effects oi from %
80 gallons carfer Owing the limited
portion the LIST moaes has with juice
this time there has been considerable difficulty using
ondensng than once, supply being
allow continual cold together
has been temperature Of 1884, and
remain, yours truly T. -0FIH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31
HA,fAKUA> MILL ColipASY, PAAi


r. a. MAcFIE, EI Nanaicare
interesting communication Of bs
last mail, and has been carefully perIsed-
In reply to your general question, 10 speak, - nrtno a
vogue, only appears that 70 i a
question fully would require somewhat lengthy and detailed
the manufacture such have not leisure ~ draw
may % s would 81 5ee Sfed
matter for the pages Encyclopedia an r the Inspection q
body gentlemen with the principle Il
fact1re myself.
With regard to the specific questions Of reaet q o na
e'perence OF hlterpress may alepF by
experience goes, works fairly WELL md IS per The lt uea q
expressing juice skimnngs that has appeared
In treating first moIasses en no sugasI i7aya grain ~ 30
in the il opinion there ayg q Tins
and labor in the manufacture nd better quality of 80
dueed Second moasses from NJ sugar. boil % eoi
pam ard grain of in the eoolefs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31
HEEA PLANrArIoN, RocL-,U. OAur,

October fii l,o,.
r. ~ lLAcFIE JR Esq, Chairman Of Committee sugar 0nuiactu
Honolulu
DEAR SR:ln reply 2Sth ult Che Vroe-a
manufacture this MILL herein eheuiy comply
make the subject clear and at the condensed possible
The juice from the rolls gravity
to the carfer there milk Of lime
according the indication by limus paper
applied ut intervals during the day whether
continued from the field this
leading trough When juice
reiduum is then hnned
precipiae the liquor drawn person attending
The skimmings carried by gravity small up after
treatment there conveyed the The whole
simply and compact that requires labor h
fore attention perhaps
have frequently shewn to the ugboler that the wiug from h
CHARTERS saved in this weigh from lI 90 sin the juice
from the rolls or that off after Qualification
The juice after being clarified conveyed termed cleaner,
copper coils and open the atmosphere ordinary style %
where is further reduced gaaion thence
the eentriugs and the latter by the way, there has just been So o.
four erected of style Of and which uk worthy
of strong recommendation the attention Of planters their cu
form and entire safety Of the attendants, from breaking belts
With regard to the other matters proportions Of yield 60 the gallon
juice, and cost of conveying much being
comply at this writing as the gentleman whom the
dunn is temporarily absent California; however, TIE yield also Che
cost Of conveyance varies this plantation owing to the cultivation
being both bottom and upland cultivation the the juice
the rolls varying from 6l to fully 12.
Respectfully remaining obedien servant.
Ross, Superintendent IT. s. =. Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31
PACIFIC SUGAR NIiLL, KUEUiHAErE,
september 2sth. is.3.

:
r. A. MAGGIE, Esq, Kiauea.
SIR-YOur Of the 2Gih inst hand, and be
deavor furnish you herewith the you require
mill 8rless, TAFT Watsln', Glasgow,
day capacity We have arifer cleaning pans eya
pam three centrifugal
this plant II per day. in nine hours work. with y hands an told
80 nothing has with the here
constructing csten the purpose collecting he NO
moase and making from them satisfied that win
well
presses in operation this season.
they have been valuable adjunct mill should advocate the
introduction Of into all mills durable ard simpler
than those Of Oo, though man, with the occasional help Of another
has been sufficient them
output yield gallon ayerlgc
average density, 10 percentage has about 6s
for first, 2Ot cent for second, and for third
The cost Of manufacture the 81
ton, including expenses, min
been idle, etc
My time has pace an nud like -
say subject might able l'e
placed before you Of opinions gained connection with west
India
am, SIR yours very truly Tnos. M,EAg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31
Signed by the said
i'll the presence of
HASAIEr, KAUAI, October Sd, 1888.

r. \. MArFIE, ESQ, IIlauea
SThe boiling house ut rincevie Is below The juice
leaving CHARTERS clarified
paper thence, settling tanks where
quiet 20 minutes half hour, then to the
and thence which large single
pan entirely by exhaust Here the juice is
Bme, then passes the FORMULATING
will the
average a. weeks work 81 CHARTERS, 700 gals eac average
density per Baume; yield gallon, lbs whole amount
manufactured including fuel
9OO per sugar, III gals sugar obtained, first -
third total 100 cent
granuate second and third boiled
best with The matter
than it has had hitherto.
Germany IIdeshnn factory solely
working moles This factory patent
purify the molsSe preparatory boiling
obtain by this
perhaps sugar industry this patent right
brought and applied here.
brief outline and hope receive
tegent other parties, bearing this point but think
amy part this will suit for the report please insert it,
very truly, KoELIING Manager p p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31

r. y. MAGGIE, Esq
o sept Is to s,u
making which Moore charge n Mills has
written out for We hope year have cglete rai
shall this ensuing allie tell exactly E 20
juice grind in day.
Hoping you will report yours traits.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31

Usos 0tto's mud press, and has double effect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31

ining your oDefiieni servant
JOSS, Superintendent IT, s. 2. &C..