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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19
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Fr1fz5sur EIgar-=r1 fills me +Iahu Elder
Char sf NI7aI A-ghl1sGrIrs and Marine En-
l1lagrI--L tfidsEgw LulEgr-sIEg-Eu responding
O. 1aIe bust Il NITal d-,IIazcr1re marine en-
-I1HEci--- I.l1 1tlIer industrial i1tarssts Ct the
country a. the luIaI --11er q sile GFiIsE1w n
;rr-GrIsllr- winch EsGk piaCE AZ Gias-1E rzrs1t-
i sI-l -ldE lie shIp-bgIlLiIug AMI marine al-
zlzar--s- ministries AZ present II sTEl 4 d.
3rzEd I-lIt snllHI1u Ii % rzftrI1rz
slle sympathy a-lt Eeip lf every che
--iIl51liiz-,Lz BE- sald, u u worse stI=a IIsl
-Ev lal It his ceeu fer TaaEs p'lt AID me effects
Ct Appeal lfztp % be fziE u CiHEgT ami 1tiEr
Districts -ar-Ts 11nher Il drrlsiAus -lG arz
lIE-l7 sl-lar. Il III branches 1f snip a1r zBgiue
work ara esilg tlrlEE1 CUE II smpi1yuent n IN
srziiiz.E 11ulbeEs, ami appear EkEig . -EnIGzu
r1L.llE WORK t1r zlIe % cUu1e- On the 1ter
-alli, We l-z hearing a zrzaE deal I5uur the IL
slsr lrlrE sitzz q me law d1C TIE arzfrlE lE-
-gsEI-v there x far L1llEllg 1nra VIZ SHES AZ
quickly Is gEssI-lz n 1r-.EE - bring Z I'D e. the
-af.Ilslrz standard Il strznEr1- L = stated and
lie believed Win trIlh- -1n= tie Bc1tlsh 1aTy II
lgr uea--F 90 1CEsc-Il u comparison VIII TIE
RAVES 1E ether sGFgrs IA e should CO. Es nad
personal E-IUriafla CT srr navy nd a1u1c Ct the
fgrsIEr -UTIss I.i1 sGd fIily snliursa tie 1pIu-
IONS -ilIz 1nl been z-1resHef-Eila1 Z E1Iu-s ars
I4.ETzG q. p ca 1l'Ich uluZHr al tIeU III zlT1E-
E-alcg f-GuE VII flcrHGd N cgrhulldTuu u II
silrE illL. VII u vary taE Esrs be akte % PM
lllrz 1iTzr5- zsiF7 a7Cu z-e sElLa Ina1 We shal.
-Izsess- Lllas - zI-ziT 1Cr 1rlF II IEIsasIHfac-
cry 1IE q -lf15f -LZzrslIi F1siElGu Tar TlIA rf1-
zII1a -i-lIIrrT q 1cr1gV- Now IA 70 happens. tle
przseuz seprssssi STATE Ct TIE sIp-huIlGlaG r-ada
and t-g l1sIfsicieu1iF 1cr1pigsi -su.lEIGu q cur
fllIg-FI1f AID zn-l-lzrlrlz grTIIie ra-iseiF me
ull1a -lll -zs.irzd FIR dealing pr.uIpti7 dzii
zEsc-7g with -lrs n CctIll1 AID 5rzsEIsE iIIss-
ti1E- e only rsf win IA. 8siTisEr8 1t the 7zrz-
Eleu1 ~ make u tlsi- minds respecting the zTl-
Der "a 5nlpH TtICI are Necessary y &c ad1ea q
-lG Envy AID Ila azdcr DESCRIPTION u sings rnlcn
= rst I--sis. AMI -leT nay ret them M bHIir AID
Completed even u TIE 81 Ee district Alone EIEdIl
tli -lzEz two tl1rze Fza-s- IhErz tItiiGIIEI
1-s,lEE 1EErlz sings -IlElfIrscissi- TkeF Gan 1nE
sg 1rl.ls mora glIgz.g All -ileapiy sha1 AZ III
-rler lllG. I1e lTl E-zas s-IfErIIEH ct how q
ind Erlsseus employment f1r 1ur Ei5iiIg fIEl-4El
g--lsl-ls u slI--BuIial-IU and su,I1eerIz1- z1L
INV 11 increase Win IL FCas1ie EI1itI1g III
strength * -Ee ril77- Ezn Be -eaLE win tlcsther
a-l MY De make 70 EgTlEE-lza sact other VIZ
the 1a-UIssr rzIlns u al cDurEr-Er- aud WIKI III
--zalzss lllT1E1lzs u lie gruztrT- Ihs Admiral
% llgllGr1lles CHI ITlsl zGw c.r1ua1c eEsspr
a.Eal- 2 l--s 8hars lf tne immense sll5- hEilf-l1i
AID engineering rzslEzEEa q -nIH and cclEr "a
--zcigl- -zllll-lI y Be seen EGEt1er tney ar
VIE AID sap 1isis saaG1iI q make good u N
[ 1ruGEc.lZ.-s7. - I-li sfl-zeFg-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Hrunksrzess = sE,lirutir "a IRE Increase 10 1his
spluza11it,- 2, X higa rse Scule sfurs shodl1 y,
lrlfts 10 s,sp t1i-s g-cErnis svf fhe Fefarrr11cs
S'auIalase q sFgu-T-'ne, sAe Y, " & A.. TN Ecst
>-see ami ne Seta.i cn1rrhrS have ueitat ia
l1v1a1-. M. At-v Clement LsEtt1 - sruls b. k-
r'i'1I- >ie eis dune grsnd Fprk t1a Peciic
ColE,s u s1rrunctng tlf er,cl-ls,1g ts cre c-ns-
1ls1sg a-sr x1rEiler slcy-sSs5vs usulreraacs wcrE
Size 3 sZrecn=G So trr-fu z;s riadk 20 tAe g.sfi
ard esLu1 a. ssr-s "a rgbil- lleeusggs. Ehs
~ uEesclg E.E 81 ieif >trlriav evening ueK-
r. TIE Y u L. A. E4- IL, LsF1ft ass lcc -erl-
tt.s1r Ct sall-s rsrr ilssE-szllc ana fs setSer
The al sugat ), 10 fl-9 ssurv sysr ~, t1i
srectt sfsrs urfit ~ Sara -hoss EaD hfvs becuula
the rsrcfas rt ns1suserrsacr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Observation-Disclosures

TTTHL INDLHNII9NF. y y = u 7 = = I'D
u the entire stock trade and good viii of he lnsi-
ness o. WHITMAN e WRIGHT. 70 take eject nuri
aud after October 1T ISL Al outstanding 1rcnuuts
u aid frm viii BE- setie By y a PALMER ar No
Czmpbrirs Bioek. MR. s. NJ WuIrMaN ts-umrs
r~uernl management 90 nur mandatory fdk. q.
WEST fcfirlngl. Mr. W. WRIGHT takes charge uf
the blacksmith and iron work department..
Thanking the c0mmuuitY Tor their patronage ln tse
past and Soliciting q continuance OF fhe came. with
assurances u bert attention 90 ai hn-l1fs= g
trusted 10 our care. We remain very respectfully.
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES co.
Gsizncdj q. VEST. President.
Z. g. HUMAN. -rrfal1fr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

HUE uNDERsIGNED HaYIsg BEfonE
\ Identified with The Interests of The uiWAtiAN
CARRIAGE MANTFAf-TU HING COMPANY. take
this method o. expressing sincere ilaks for fle
kindness good will sad liberal emploTulint re-sIt1d
FROM many friends and patrons IN this comm1niI
NJ our Old stand.
We nov cordially invite T1u 81 20 command par
services . Heldqnariers. On tlueru iIrIt
rherr with improved f1riitfies - steam power sal
machinery. We expect ~ tuu % more work. rIfl
GREATER eEsc and Dispatch. Your respectfully,
Vs. 81 WRIGHT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19
Nm 1Ousrtissmrnts.
NOTICE |!

TILE UNDERSICNEDU HAVE SOLD
thrIr Entire stick ADD trade and good VIII of fhcr
husiucss to the HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MANtFic-
TURING COMPANl. 20 take eject tom auu sites
October 1T, i'of
All accounts against the Arm % WHirNAN q
WRIGHT VIII BE- settled By J. A. PALMER. and 40
persons ouiu- said frm are respectfully requested %
pay the same 10 =. 4. FALMEk, 80. csmflcils
block. signed WHITMAN a WRIGHT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

HE vhils esiVafoine kere, ava ever keepipe heiao
he miDd thai "hleese,l hore. sna thrlal a. "a
oaalhcf aal anlthtt II oaf filh" ftass Ncita
ana Y, n, q A. Nbrties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

iisasr-naesn s,ns PcIrusd c1t ne AisE ~ was
canllhs and - tas aetpct-vs isfisy cg NJ Cunha
zae eefa Amounting b SSss.Q. wi-hin So e tae
s1Ers a-soG1s ttks1, vas rsrcvvred b aifrt per
scraf-V
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

--a se.lfI-s All 1zI-uars ~ als l.llL S-.lE1i
le presented purse III So p % " ll.'zllrz
wing -a17 lls- the V-cla -f lls property D. d-l-
SURF SIM 1IE I-sl been -Il=lt h -1T--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

E3,f er7-Fsf 8 ine zspun lil,1s ba1ti csncsrs On
I >I-z--fr evening", N1r- hsL i Wis gfvuu br tns
Fcrrllgutse EsI1,f gf EsllSaa ard vas csrl;uiy =
7 very snnsr-z-11g zf---- u nrck rinro as tie
Z Cug-r ErGse zy1ars. Eiir. Ehich vas 1iuuiraas3
E-ta alrcngs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

z t-Esss svsrE sass 70 sl,s y IHsa l-cusE Ccg-r
,rc-rg 1n--s ltr-rs, he rgriict sursI ~ b. 2 -
z1r-l u7fS ar vsriirt ma -uruasggy Wis gzcIz-
sc md r1issszlns tsssd az,E e -r-vuG -aa- wnsu
me l1-r zl.izlszcgs, FIR gr aL7z-1S1. s1sT
-st----c zlsr- Vsrllcs y = , -a-zk=zl. i1 EuulE
-g1ck csgss Ehgrss rrt1ciPiss FIR yvu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

H.r--lsru Els VERY Fu- I-1suf5si 81 --zrs -f M
bag t1l -la warns 7iggss sE -l- programme 7lra
ra -1llsi.-sE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

rl-rs vas rsrv R,sCs rs * criminal eases az
liz Nl-1ssL hsEal1. urn CT cuur- and 1f -ae
ri1lg -z1sf2rr Eesrs EIs jTff yse -snr-ue,uu s,fE
stalg-s. 1iyrcr sellers. k- al sus f-sg 81 ~
r1--rgs 1rt ct % ccurs-sus e sls W1izuea
Ni1rs IzrT-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

lL1zla- s.psr VIE 11f 1lmar - E-Hu
% LIS LIN INST The MleslI- Z 1lIg-il
r1---rE lE lla gulea l..r gaE llT-uE -Ipul-si
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

=sr MAJESTY Queen 1gE1-sr Emma Fl.lt Z
=1ral Tg=azrt.IT Ifae--ICn. 10 me sosu-Ilur .--la
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19
NnTIGE

RETIRING IRON ruE mANagEHENT
u Of the HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MANrEhcrtn-
fNG COMPANY, 7 uish 20 express o. this rsaaullIiy
ny siuccrc fhanks for the LIBERAL plfruu1gr have CO.
gycd n their hands and frust that The slua enc0nr
fremfut and support win De extended 20 my surlessurs
1854 iSienrdI 4. WEsI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Dr. e DAWES F-a -ss5 ~ lls lEr gssf "a
-laz-l.l-- WI -,lIl-z lers la-gu1e- ,al-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19


T1tra E-C1r -s11--ai -f =lE =z7. 5-u
.tEaz 1l --C 5ll Esl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Clt.rs WIS a ysud 5ea- OK 5Elzli snzss l1cG1 lla
5ze1s ca l lnlll7l The vl-s seams -l Dr. ---F-l--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

---sc-a c11s Z uzf "a Fra MI-s.ll- lLl--ll-s
-l-s 1e-r -grar1us --a zIuzs IS 1gssrv---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

This, tie closing race; vas another defeat for
His Maiesty 9 boat. the barge Of Ho1- J. A. Cum
uizs taking the lad Toe start and Eadiug then
oppo1elts az th= fnish over \ quarter Of mile
The stsan lszneh- which Mr.. A. 7. Cooke had
placed At the disposition Of the Holoi1l1 Yacht
and Boat Clzb- E4s n01 again called into requisi-
tioz and the clubs friends and visitors trans
ported frou the steamer Pirs,zr the flagship. 70
sEore- OTsE go people we're taksn back and forth
II this h1nea aad Il Is pleasure - state that
there i not 3 single accidsaf 10 rscurd-
TEs manner n Shi-h the days Sp0ts we're AZ
rz1eed rejects ezsdit 1pan the amateur oorumitfse
hzTIEg the matter IN chzrzs, and tie Odicizls in
the I1dges seoE did their work veil aud faithfully
serTzutL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

The Linn has laat Esz azzf zsGrfe5 and bezzz
aer sgaiaz flriBs last Frilag-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19
B-sf1-oARED boAIs-

Stationary seatz- First prIzs RfD; second prize
sd third boat saves entrance
In this rice the protest entered b. dis Majesty
club Against the HyT1iss boat LfifH vas 0veTruled
By the t1dges and the Lillian vas allowed place.
Ths Kaplolani had ben sutsred With object to
row lgzzst the boats Of His Majesty II the protest
had been upheld and the decision Of the judges did
asa4 With her being present The protesting
boats Three OF hem all entered from His Ma
isstF's club then Eithdres. Il VAS then clearly
the d1tT Of the i1dzes 70 Or1er the Lillian % row
the eo1rse. The Kapioiani not making her ap-
psaranee at the PrupsT time, the judges then very
sensibty declared the race OF. fhe Myrtle's, who
entered the Lillian. reported % have no desire
70 protest aEzIzst the decision Of the judges al
lh01Eh an imVzisiTe member Of their elab vas
obiecti19 ~i0 being trxmpied o. though IN re
Atty his captain sks-siS have sat on him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Tia zHll-lznvH Z lian salurr II rtirh II
, s NINA q 7r-rlellr eueisrul. 90 sle eve
-lll VI tile l-il Instant 1tr1uh N. al---ilr4r-.
q -lr-lHr e-I1l1gla- M emma did act llilr
lill anne g sa1Ea before l,tii,l having alH Hnf
gieiuln EzluIssil rsu1rif ila -a1 t1sn sidil ia ha
-1lFlls BE- u iuliaiCuE ass,slnli-u b. lmIsiE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

~ Eaet = Aa- ual17e uaz1l.-i1g u tlil- a
-1ur Wick 1slr1 -is people e s1sri.aa mem VIA
1rZ1r rltiLll1 if.ll-es misty E-I1Hiallrr E-lil
t-lllisl lrualf and tilras- rIs llfr nIIluHar Va
81 NJ r-H H=-1ln FllIllla i1Hria rIz1ililz1r ~
rfra III II interest la us rls-- lr l.lrl s1s1r,i
- end 1n-H gerlauu IL tEr1liIlir rlls cf s.s
LlrlE hlll--li u l-sl11- Lis Enni.sh sl.s.nr
ullll -4---F raGlg-Iize lie Elia uli1h Is a
Aa-a lgia lairl- 1IE -l-s % hl.nl tlr alsu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Hiram Alfred Bridges vas arraizued before
Ird-4 BiEkzrt0u, IN the Polics Court, on the 18th
inst charged With z-lnsiaEShtsr n The hrst de-
gree W r Castle ESQ appeared for the Pris-
Ousr and waived sIaminati1n- Judge Blckslton
then committed ihs Pris1zsr f1r traI az the Jam
Az term u the Suprsue COurr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

ILL., O. 1eelav. --lg -ilEluEIlu l-Ez l.l-sluI--
----lr II ia Elu1i1lu 1rzv- --Irs an z-1I-I-
1Cr f 1ls laIlzles. FIR LIE aaIIEzaTue1r Vi the
l-lls IlE -nlidlEu CT lie Steamer Ff1sa' CO
-s-1e- -7 1llcn wa 1I-ra l11zrsst-lU A r1w-
nh slHa=a . CO 1ie EIgiH servse1 1-ru and "
-assu- E-lzrl II Ia lTr-sH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

l-sllI-liir e irr7s s-lIaIel ID Hz.i-fEsll- z.si-
s-a1nf -lz-t-s asrI E-I-ilr EIr a. ..zz llir va
--Iu- u- Elru-I -lE i-hluasa 4rzTsr and ll-Iat-
er i 1Gvl -rn en- EieV were Iuallie ID r-ftr-ziu
LII -rll-llllld l-lllnl T1lE1 trfiiHt ez1lln NJ
AfGlE .t and -lrg'r u -. hli1Er-sa1u 1l'v1 Esar
-al- rIllL-lliF lil1 lLlT sustained l-r1lii-
l.uz-a 1-laE some ssrsrs lrlnasE- l-II lraaf
lErrliu EiucE n EcldsH Eua prsnunF ssaE flr
AID 1lui zeHl = llil-ilfl-laca azcs me lrFila11-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

rllsa VIM F5.1 10 -zasa saan1la1i--s .a1r-sa-i. p
-1l7rsuIl WA iii var China slilrlu 1tt4ll
1luv ai tIl llfr1-lal lhlulsiH EeVE- Net anlF b.
lulil-l a1Lllr-sllT aid Il tile nHTs .riuiuua5
luL -lEre --zll -ICisl1a lt TN HHsrllu u -lE
slra llll tile lfslie deHt- Ele 1lr-r-ilr af arm
r-sIlfr Alll1liaz rlz--lr luil-uu me lalaa4al
la-lllr -Id.li7 l1n-zz1aed 81 grsaI11 tlln Gin
-ea. e-nsrsl- Tie V-rT azls u am 1u1fln b.
l-lt-r tia 3 zaush lrlT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

The -1rIes sf the E-11is 9 --.l 1eiiiii -il7l ~
--I lT alH Hrri .llsf. ami ll- tgilE sugEI1u11,!
-l ElFlr-ltc- & flra1Er HIuciT D. expected u
tina lts-- lHf..sifE Mr gl1ar sIHa be RI .s1inu al
1-e-l -lzIuHsa. f-c aa-a--es III WINK ilis
r1i-a-g-a z1Enefal- lu-T 1esiis 1grtlu sl
rl 4l-lr- @ll bona % vlat ~ .zreilisnr
Ert Lla .urls lzl1lTsiF small -risn 1ufss
-e 1el1E e ! sial-L-lr r1I1-se-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Hs.i-ls,lI- Wv II M- L a. Ellrsu1u
l...ii -el11C -u 1e1alE CT NJ. o. e Al4-l-lizr
Ias1- FER la I-rUIZr7zleuG Of TlI-i-a.ls -rgr 1ilz
-rlua--7 l- ll- Cl.u-E Alexander II y I-TrI MN
LIE s.llEf flszlcs l-gCI1-ssi --I-iIT -5tl. INST,
Ga -zT-1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

Ibis Hsl si--.i1 -I7I7iiIT az 1i-lr si1lIs- -ilg
-slr1e Eur -TlLirsii 11uH Il .sigiit = el-Il Fss-
a-ur-s ana . 7lzar1zH- uruu zlte E-IllIIal1HI
z-l1 iE16 were -auE II .. E1i-rlr and Eilsl-l- I
zi--a5, CAST LlsE-lrr. A. ~ 3Irfls-it. Thus %
Llrsz. q = as-.lliiic ana Llr--El IIurgtlr- The
Sand vas llaanualrH ami played q E1zl.ser -f
1aacl1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

.i ass De- j Ezu- rItllul- lug plea
-lr. INK rIT 1ilGT Tzz -ilGd fur No.
alI mas Elgu lid-s ne -ume to 1lcs
o. Llm8 u ligi [ -ume
- l-r % Z an amt rl4fslC 1nr-
To -Ii ny sou II gue lark lf1E
L1 lIsa whose 1lggd -au cleanse garii spur,
q Lamb If lIu I lume
aTHE b Z An J.lBu VIE rsrEivs-
r ys.isIuIs- 1ill-til1- cleanse. rslIHvH-
E,srEIzG nv 1rImi GO I 1eliErg-
d I'M az g--If .uuIsf--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-19

rIa hard -1Lesii b haze z.s lul CIR lie Ii
1a 1lr-ii-l-hr r-crHsl1n handed b lie 7r-llr-i-
7a- lEalr 11 cav elGr H-uuflar u Z RAIN
A1llrz. l1 Ea asked 11 ply $50 T-r-l q .lr,l-E7
11w--f I-ElHet- Il WIS 1ll bad vililrs vlrs ziu
-aE-ar -izzsua 70 LlIal1a NJ walm tg 11urh
1.s lsan lalzi q sla -aiuuna e lie -fil,il-
---E t-ers Flrs alG- 4uer purses lE De-
, 1884-03-05
I L L e G r A NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATION

Ma A0hAS lA41u
New York, Feb. 26th.-Teleeraphic
intelligence from the SOudan states that
the al>e Prophet, FL MaIdi, is advancing
on KlIartoum it is reported that he has
formed an alliance with the King of Abys-
sinia.
An uneasy feeling has been caused in
Cairo by a report that a revolt has broken
out among the powerful Beshareen Arabs.
In the British House of Commons yes
tercay, the ParnclliteS. having refused to
concur in the vote asking for a recognition
of the late Speakers services, left the
House.
The Rt. Hon. Henry Brand then accept.
ed the Peerage with the title of Lord
Hampden.
The motion of Labouchere for a discus.
sion of the position on the Red Sea was
negatived.
1t is announced that the Victoria Rail
way Station. London, has been exploded
by dynamite. Seven persons were in
jIred and are now in the hospital.
1t has been decided to send the steam
ship "Great Eastern" to Gibraltar as q
coal hulk.
Plymouth Feb 27th-the r M S "Elbe"
from the West Indies arrived here at 4 a.
NJ. to-day.
New York Feb 27th-Paris news stater
, 1884-03-05
DEATHS
registered of persons buried In
the public cemeteries.
CHRISTIANS TED
Febv.

Feby' CRAFTSMANSHIP.
Widow Mrs Maria Jackson born James
aged 90 years
''-Sarth Laurence still born male child.
6-Cl"mrntine Benjamin aged 5 years
and 3 months.
"-EIizlbeth Nc Kin's still born female
child.
10 aspcr Hansen Manager Of Strawber.
~ Hill aged ~ years.
1I-Rebccca Marcus of Est Diamond &
Ruby aged "a years.
12-Decd. Rebecca Marcus new born male
child aged 3 days.
13-Ni!itary No, "a Jens Jensen, Privately
Of the avaIry AGED % years.
l5-Francl> Todmann Of Est Jealousy aged
52yelr~.
l9-David Mathew of Est Constitution Hill
aetd 80 years
s'-Violet Of LIST BeeSton Hill aged 81 years.
2O-Joseph Class aged 5 months & Z DAYS,
24-Magareth Petersen Of Est Barren SPOT
aged "a years.
25-Cathrine Williams Of Est Williams
Delight aged 40 Yeas.
q -AdcIaine Frtdrricks OF Est Windsor
Forest aged G6 years.
" -Cathrine Francis aged Sc years.
81 Alfred Joseph OF Est Barren Spot aged
. Years.
FREDFRTKSTED.
1-Icter JOSHUA Of Est Oxford aged IA
Years.
''-lLeodore Petersen aged 81 years.
2-IIenriette Frazer aged 5 days.
"-IIcrhert II. Williams aged 5 months.
Jacob Joseph Of Est Concordia aged
% years,
"-Jane Harris of Est Castle Bourk aged
10 years.
lO-Doming Jonas of Est Mt Pelier aged
60 years.
"-Margaret Usher aged 2 months.
12-Neptune Charles Of Est Adventure
aged 81 years.
1G Mrs Sarah Benjamin aged "a years.
: Charles Smith aged rs years.
23-Philip Martin aged so years.
26-Johanna G. Francis aged 2mon:hs.
27-Rosaiine Andrew aged 46 yeas.
, 1884-03-05

hereby summoned to make good,
within q year and a day, and sab p@na
preelusj ct peypetuj $%ilentii, their
claim to tits amount, which will
otherwise fall to the Colonial Trea-
suty
Government Qfthe Danish West India Islands,
St. Thomas, goth February 1884.
c.. Ii.
, 1884-03-05
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

D>r is hereby made known that
O. His Excellency the GOVERNOR
from the 1St March a. c. will until
further reside in IT. Croix pursuant
TO Law Of l4'h April 1888 enacting a
change in the Colonial Law Of 27th
November 1868 and Royal Rcsolu-
ton of 10ta November last year.
Government Socretary's Office, St, Croix
the Goth February 1884.
VAN BRAKLE,
est
, 1884-03-05
Carl HattenSen.
SWI -
TRANSLATION.


0T is hereby made known that the
% following articles, evide ,tIy be-
longing to the wreck ofa vessel, were
saved on the 28th ultima, near cs-
tate "ENSOMHED":
10 Boards and parts of boards,
| Wooden Roof of a cabin,
2 wooden Matches,
! Cabin Door painted white,
| Water Barrel,
l Stand for a Barrel,
Piece of aft Bulwark & Gun
vale,
l Cabin Door with Brass Hasps,
2 empty Barrels,
3 broken Planks,
The aforementioned articles have
been sold for the amount of $1,000.
net, and the owner or owners are
, 1884-03-05
Cart Hdtten2cn.
acknowledgements

NET bekjendtg j6res herved, at Ans6gnin-
u ger til Finantsministerie ON den som Fol
ge af Oyerretsprocurator HANSCHELLS
forestaarnde Bortrej>e ledigblivende Be
sitting som Pr0veprokurator we'd den
Kongclige Vestindiske Landsoverret og
samtlige Underretter paa de Dansk Vestin-
diske Der, med Forpligtelse til at arses
boende paa st. Croix kunne indsendes Il.
Gouvernementet for de dansk vestindiske
Der indtil den code DENIES.
Gouvernements- Sc cretariatet, st. Croix,
deu 4de Marts 1884.
VAN BRAKLE,
, 1884-03-05

His ExceIlen"y GOVERNOR ARENDRUP
arrived here on Saturday in the schooner
Vigilant from ST. Thomas.
, 1884-03-05
U~NCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDE
RTKSTED'S POST OFFICE.

PAID.
Jane Bachelor; Raynand Renna Cuppie;
John Emanuel Ann Mary Frederik, Eliza
Manuel, Rebecca Maduro.
UNPAID.
Julia BeweS, Eva Burke, Mary Ellis
Reverncd MoIloy, James Murphy, Locadd
~Sclackelton,
Frederiksted's Post Office March 1st
1884,
L. RICHTER,
est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
nun NATIONAL TREASURY.
s,cprrARY MccULLocTs REPORT.

.,crs AND FxPENDirUREs-ro 'NCNtAsh i''
.xrnrr rRApT-suBsiDIEs TO STEAMSHIP
,~,s-rur NATIONAL BANKS.
l'' report of the Secretary of the Treas
~" r,mitted 70 Congress yesterday, Is prlhteu w
NY W., Nv II appears that during the hscai year
fii -. On 1884 the total ordinary revenues
endihs - ,,,ort were S3iS,5lo. 500 90: eXpcn-
o. 'He 5000 DIG as So; surplus S57oO3'-
en. 90. NET decrease in revenue for the year
90 - 70 O3: net decrease IN expenditures
a,oS, so9 2l. The estimated and actual feNe-
" 60, the fiscal year 1888 are SS33oou'uoo'
nue. 10 nend,turcs $500, 62o, 201 10. For the
s - ,o.r 1856 about the same receipts ana eA-
-'S;,rrss AS for 1855 are estimated.
'e,.otarv McCulloch dwells ut length npon the
.ssont industrial depression and the necessity OF
-, new markets. and. suggests the appoint
yam On unbiased commission to investigate the
sorsos retarding export trade. lie recommends
Gu a. dutv ON raw materials used in manufac-
- should be removed and that the duties on
IL. largely used by those least able to pay Tor
81. sho,Id he reduced. He reviews the decline
"a rasent condition of American shipping. ana
-o-ssses the convection that the foreign carrying
80 will remain in the hands of foreigners unless
AZ ove,nment grants liberal aid III some form to
United States steamship lines.
Tho Secretary expresses his satisfaction at the re-
action If the debt and interest burden SINCE his
farmer incumbency, but believes that the continued
coinage of silver and Issue of silver certificates con-
.,;tu.e grave dangers. 1t is his opinion that the
world will always find both gold and silver neces-
ANY ~ a circulating medium, and in order to pre-
sorve their relative value be believes that the COIN
sge of silver and the issue Of certificates should be
suspended. To bring silver into greater circulation
he advises the retirement Of one and two doliaI
notes. and perhaps also of the fve-dollar no'es'
He remarks that the existence OF 'ne
,rade-dollar should no longer be tolerated.
M, ,alue Of the National banking system
!. asserted. and for the temporary reliei oil
.hs hanks il - suggested that increase of notes
o. IN. face value of the bonds deposited should be
allowed that the 305 bonds OF the District Oh
Columbia. whose payment IL guaranteed ny 'ne
Tinted states should be accepted ~ security ana
sh., che IN. ON circulation should he repealed.
The numerous reports Of the heads of bureaus are
unmarried ss usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02

too far and 10 what extent II stands In tho way OF
other great ipteress are questions that can only 90
ettie nv fulI Investigation. Government AID IN hoW
teodel 10 induce investment In shipping. 10 WHAT OK.
tent and what period this ala should DC s''eu '
be settled In the same way. ,..-.-- 4. 80, Ia =.
Is To be regretted that the United states Is no. 10
condition participate Ia the trade when Is 500" W %"
opened with the Interior OF Africa ,u..,..
The attention OF Congress Il asked 10 the iOoNips
table and tateinents which exhibit the present c"dl-
ton Of our shipping interest and which refer 70 le re-
lief already obtained by recent legislation ana 20 no
further relief which is required aside from the question
OF subsidies:
Tonnage Of ress,is Of American ownership
The TONNAGE of vessels owned IN the United states az
N = osp OF the sca year ISL according 70 the records
OF te Rureau OF Navigation, was 4.21l ESQ tons ~
This amount 1901 22O67 tons were In IL. yt.erls
reg srered FOR the foreign trade and 1907 Oo~O' IN
~ O5J vessels enrolled aud licensed for the costhg
I96tons I'm vessels In The foreign trade. and 1856
tons I'm domestic trade. The following taDl" SHOWS
the number and tonnage Of vessels built and dochehle
during the last nscal year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02

Products or agriculture and products OF mdn'Vdel"f'
az the total value Of exports or mef' ~ ocI
nh amountlu during the last fiscal ear 20 -
- yalue of manufactured articles was - hr
sgrcultural products, Sl,43I,'O&i anu "a "A ~
articles S67 DOL. ,,,.a from Rrozn
Almost the entire imports OF merchaidl.e idS 70 Ir
inv t ncuding afpg snch products, indiaTub0eF anu
--tfa ne rcha crude hair fruits and nuts. - - ,o,.
of lie total imports, coffee constituted o1'' po W
and sugar srups and melada, 2l.9 per cent , 49,, c,b
he commerce OF the United states Win al tno hen
American states during the last sixteen years Las '
asf ullONBf