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COMMERCIAL.


tiltDti lls NlaItll t.s Ap2f'
"gu.iues, IN general has revived since last writing
and the duuess noticeable u, existing during the past
two months, has disappeared trde in al lines pre-
senting more active appearance. With good prospects
Of the activity coming stay
II is evident that contemporaries tired Of the
mouotony ofreporiing the ethegic Of trade from
week TO week hence the appearance Of the above IN the
great Gazette Of this week 1t only last week that
bad occasion question the object Of saturday
contemporary in making similar misstatements. The
appearance Of the above quotation. time when a
dcsrth Of business prevail, unequaled. C,s the re-
ailcrs 7ay) by the quarantine pcr1d OF three years ago
makes IL evident ttat the commercial writer OF thu
Gazette docs not appreciate the difference between
,cnse and nonsense. We have the information that few
establishments doing business in thi. city find trade
enough to meet expenses these past few weeks Trade
is entirely oyerdonc and Tor the little demand Of COM
modtcs there establishments catering to
supply them.
The foreign arrivals for the week embrace the lea.
audia from the colonies, the Amelia from Por Rlaicly
with lumber, VIM g.. irwin and Discovery from san
Francisco with assorted largoes whaleshps Mars and
Hunter, and the Helen from Honekong with China
goods
Among the departure, the Nlariposa took q cargo
valued st s1ro,o47 ,o the zeaandA sri,7ci and the
W. VI. Dimord s6s.454.56, making the total exports
for the week ssg9 The Marposa took away
3yt5,iso rs sugar slight increase the la, trip Of
the Alameda.
Mr.. +. p. Adams will offer to-day desirable parcel
Of real estate at kapiolani Park
The Alameda will he due this noon from San Fran
cisco, and the Australia probably, this evening
On Monday nest Messrs. Lyon, & Leyey will sell at
public auction number Of thoroughbred horses Of &c.
cent importation By II. J. Agnew, Esq, and selected
10y him Gov stanford Palo Alto ranch, California
10 fanciers Of bl9oded stock this sale will offer rare
chance FOR excellent Investment.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange held It's regular
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IMPORTS

From San Francisco, per w G. Irwin, March 10
MD Hoag, q pkgs hh furniture; Davies Go, esil
wife rope lutte, q g e.s,lnf, g. pcs rsneir
Lyons Ievey, ! safe; Castle 4 Cooke Zoo Ks hour;
II widsmsnn, 100 hrs lime. - N bricks G Mac
Mrs x Singer. ASK sks -four, 81 sks meal ~ *.
Hour; Sullivan, Buckley Co iss * oats, as ks BRAN
IS sks wheat. Ks corn Wolfe 4 Edwards, IS bis
hay, sis bran. Sherman q Co, tanks aaptha 6
ot, horses, ponies; Chinese firms, sos pkgs mtss .
cartoys acid 10 address.
From Australia. pei <sslandla. March it-Lenshsn
& Go, - . whiskey and brandy; J " GiHin 6 dry
goods Cleshon A Go, dry goods; MAusrlane
Co, q * spuds; May Co, - Ks spads, Mcintyre
Bros, 81 sks sputs; ordsT, ~, ndse
From hongkpng. per Helen, March s--is~ers 4
Cooke, -. rolls mating; J Z wzisrhouse, IS rolls
mating; Chinese firms, nan c, ,nd,s.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-22

AT noon yesterday, several gentlemen met in
the rooms Of the chamber OF commerce to or
ganize The Married Mems Base Ball Club
OF Honolulu. A clear, concise and admirably
comprehensive constitution was adopted, by
the terms OF which the active and honorary
membership is limited 10 fifty Married men.
The affairs Of the club are TO be managed by a
board Of officers consisting OF president, SEC.
rotary and treasurer, and three directors to
serve one year with full power TO make
and aecep, challenges, select mines and control
the expenditures Of the club Il was decided
to meet for the presen, at O'Clock on wednes.
day Afternoons Mr.. Bruce Cartwright MAS
elected president, Mr., J. ~. Dat, Jr, secretary
and treasurer; Messls. L. X. Hendry, i. W.
McFarlane and T, c. Porter. directors.
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PRESS.

Publication Office is at % Merchant strce, Ed
torial rooms at roo Fort treet.
Subscribers aud Advertisers will please address,
TGOs g. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
AL matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed 10 the q" SATURDAY PRESS"
Notic- o. my events ofinterest transniring on
the other i.I,1ds will Away De- thankfully received
Tor pubisst Correspondents are requested 10
appeua the true names 70 all communications,
not for Publication necessarily but as guarantee
that the writer is acting in good faith.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per " n Dimond, March 49,
2,aS pks rice, sooI pks sugar
fof San Francisco, per Zealandia, March 10 f,s3
pka sugar, ga bnchs bananas
For San Francisco per Mariposa March ,S-- 3S1ss
pks sugar, 7S4 pks rice, 20 bnds hides, SOB bnch
bananas, 0 bxs bctel leaves
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Departures,


For Moloka and Maui per Lehua, March rs-Capi
Jackson, Miss Lack, Miss Baldwin + Clarke Mr.
Daymon, 7 Campbell Mr. Free,h. ~
For windward ports, per kinau, March 10 J A
Temple Butler Rev Forbes w w Hall. Rev. Gull
stein, Nj Lawrence NJ Walsh, ] W Eisenheeth,
Mrs Woods, Taylor, Murphy W Wright, ii
Cornwe.
For Kahulni, per Kilanea Hou, March l8--r C
Wall, K I WILDER, II Irask and children, o Tohus.
een Helm, p Kaahanui.
For Hamakua, per Bishop, March Is-J S
Cottcrell, + NJ Barrels.
For Kauai and WaianAe, per James Makee March
I4-Miss Kinds, Mrs Kruger Winter and wife, Miss
Kruger, J Bruins Judge ! Ka;ina, vile and 3ehildren.
Monsarratt and wife, Miss Tate, Misses Ward, w
Mcleod, Mrs w l. Foster, Mrs A Jaeger, Miss Lucy
Kawailemi, A Mineat.
For Kauai and Niihau, per Iwalani March = Paul
lsenberg, Ashford Spencer Alex Young, Miss NJ Bush
NJ Cooke, X G Jerdruu, II r Faye, Mrs ii
Peters, Mrs Rice.
For San Francisco, per w II Dimond, March rs -
5 J Symmes and child, ID T Smith W Heguhart u
Holmes.
For San Francisco, per zealanda, March I6-F W
Meuke, J J Dukey, wife, mother aud sister, Miss
Dckey, Miss Thears, A Herbert.
For San Francisco, per Marposa, March IS Mrs
Smith, Rev W J Smith, Gen II Adams C S
IIudrhl, maid, NJ and II button, Master Dutton, G
II Taylor and wife, Airs II ID Coison, Norwood, +
H stailard, Bisagno, S " sanborn, l. Sanborn, DR.
Chas Ford, II Duton, Jr and wife, L Brown and ser
want, T. IL Ellis, rurlon, w A Herron, II T. lnse
I Jameson, J Cairnes, Ny y Bender, I Hall,
children, Sachu III Anderson, II Anderson children,
] |. Smith, MIR NJ Quinn, MI X Simmons, p Milliken
] Baker, Minlin, ii Smith, I Clarke, NJ
Ehrhard,, ! Anderson, All Hong, p Nelson, Yu
Wa Chin, Chun Fol, II Stein, J Connors, S Lucas, G
smythr Ahrens, N W Louel W G Walker. Mrs II
Ieet
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Catcfina ,ch from Hanale ......... ~
Waiele, sch. from Mako ............... rs
Bishop, sim. Davis. from Hsmakua f6
Lcalandin, Bri, IS. Weber. from sydney 10
Amelia Am bktne, Newhal from Font Hlate-
................ ... Is
Ehukai, sch. from Maialua ..... n,
Marion. sch, from Wanea ........... i,
Atlantic, Am VIII bk Mitchell. from cruise >,
Helena, Brit bk. Hanson from HungkonE ts
kekauluohi. sch. from Hanalei ...' 10
Mars, Nm VII BIZ, Allen, from cruise .... 10
g Irwin, Am bgtnr. Turner, from San
francisco .......... .......... ..... 10
Hunter, Nm VII bk Brown from cruise 40
NJ T. Foster sch, from Waianae . ..... %
Discovery, Am bitne, perrimsn, from San
FRANCISCO ...,..................... %
Nsttie Merrill, sch, from lahaina ........ 90
Ias Make. stn. from Kauai. . ....... 20
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Seneral advertisements.
THRuM's BINDERY.

|THRUM's Derry.
THIS POPULAR BINDgRy, located Al
Io7, Fort Street, will be able in its sat,
tied quarters todoeven more satisfactory
work than that which has gained it such
liberal patronage and such willing ap-
probation from the Honolulu trade.
lT ADvERTIsEs No SPgcIAIiriss,
but is able to do ALL sorts, sizes,
and conditions OF Book-binding,
Ruling, Lettering, and Paper cutting
as well as in San Francisco, and At
moderate prices
Ar THIS COMPLETE BiNDgRy
newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and
sheet music are neatly and simply or
elegantly and sumptuo'lsly bound, a.
taste and pocket may demand Old
books are carefully and firmly rebound.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS or BLANK
Books are made to order at as low
rates as are consistent with tirst-class
work. The Bindery is now using
Weston's Record and Ledger !"
paper for all hrst-class work. A large
invoice OF this justly celebrated ssock
has just been received from New York.
The MACHINERY USED is all Of
improved pattern. The ruling ma
chine" with its new patent striker"
is equal to any in use in either the
United States or the Colonies, and It's
recent work speaks for itself. being,
also, complimentary TO the workman
who runs the machine. The other
machines used in the Bindery are fos
cutting paper rapidly. for paging and
numbering. tot perforating. for card
and pasteboard cutting. and for press
ing.
ORDERS LETT Al rmE MERcxAxT
STREET SToAx Will HAVE Psohpr
ArrEnTioS
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-22

John Queen, well-kno~n charscie, actor,
died in New York, ON the 9Th uliimo, aged Al.
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SHIPPING.


: ps,ls $50 - '' Mach !,
ainala, scA, from koloa ........s IS
Mangosswai sch from keksha. .....-. ....- p" Is
waiehu IN. from wal4luA ..... w.. ..,.. IS
i~sl-ai, sian. freeman. isoa. koloa and Wal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-22

7 n fnlptfoF ) keNlsWl !, .NlIAtniAN
rhs Watch on the Rhine, Hawai- Ponoi
The band will no, play on Monday evening
a, Emma Square, bo. will play there On Tues.
day evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-22

SALES.
Shares +. O. Hall s. Son, at Srts.
II. NElDER,
Sesretart-
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TAsrss Asrorrr.st 49, 30. Z n ss;r c;s,..
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Merehan. Vessels Now in Port.
Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports


BREMEN, Ger. bl SrICA ...................H HOLMAN
Due April 1918. Hackfeld Co.. agents.
GLASGOW, Brit. bk. BRMAr. ....,....... Wit
Due April rs. c. w. Macfarlane x Co., agents
JALUiT, Haw sch. JrLA .,,........t...,. Trip
now due. A. +. Cooke, agent.
LIvERroot, Brit. bk CLAN GRANT. Wilson
Due June $40.
NEw YoRH Am. bk. ABBIT CARvER.. :. Pendelton
Due, April 40 IS. Castle Il Cook, agents.
NEWCASTLE, N w Am tern EXCELSIOR .--
Loading Feb, 4:--agents
NEWCASTLE, n $ ", Sir WA. WALLAcE.,......l.,.
Loading Feb. =. Wilder & Co., agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bsine. CoSSuElo Cousins
Due March s5 3, W. G.. Irwin & Co., agents.
SAN FRANCISCO. brit. AUSTRALIA, 80. Chest,
due March -, II. Haeklfcd x Co., Agents.
BoSroS, Am. bk ANY IuRNnR. ,.,,..,,... Newell
Due June is {. Brewer X Co, agent,
MICRONESIA, Am. bgtne. MoRNiNG STAR. Garland
Due March a5-lo. f. o, Hall Son, Agents
UrsALApy, Am tern HvEssMG.
Due now, n. Hackfeld x Co, agents
PoRr GAMBLE, Am tern DoRA BLunN ....------
Loading February az, H. Haekield Co.. Agents
HosCkoNe, Brit CRUSADER. ..,..........-------~
Due March 25.3o II. Hackfed 4 Co, Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am bktne EMMA CLAunIsA. Mstson
For Hilo, loading March Ist
YoKopAMA, , CRY or TogIo. Maur
Due March as. II. Hackield a Co., Agents
SypSsy, L NJ ; CRY OF SYDsKy. ..,..,, Dearborn
Due April y, Hackfeld a Co. Agents.
NFw CASTIK, ~ = w, -----....a........Jo John smith
Nav cAsrIF, N 5 W, HEsrEs. ...,,,........,.
Loading February ~. , Agents
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u S~ssAsAay' AAStoh seus
A, :, noon a, salesroom will OTTER auction that Ia,
q land on kansina Avenue, known as Lot No
Kapahulu adjacent to Kspiolahi Park and containing
on said avenue and depth Of 800 feet hi, desirable
esr Brew, s dFs soa opg.s The lots belong
RI. Trustee. Of the fuuao Es,a,e have laid gu,
ono,her avenue, back Of ,hi, 10, that il will have
frontage on two streets. Water he obtained from
the adjacen, artesian well belonging lanes Campbell
Esq Title perfect, Terms Cash.
Deed. ~, P.r~jas-r's Erp~pse.
y. ,. ADAxs.
's> Aactioscer.
General disbursements.
---- --=.---------=.::.--.
TsussHs' rRussHs'
rRUSSEs
T rRUssks
Hs s$ssEs s$ssEs # #s$F
#s$ssEs
HOLLISTER 4 90.
Have Just received /. i.rg. nv,,ss If
The Celebrated Csllulotd Cr~n.Ss
prRscr rnr FACTORY
WE HAVE SPECIAL FACIiiTtgs
For Adjusting rrnsse..
HOL LISTER co.
COT for any Merei.n, street, and 50 Nuu.nu .re.,
NEW GOODS
Hisr WrcR,van ~
Martha Davis. " hsll,s.,.." and expected .
| "MMpoa" and othss y.s..lA
Boston Gard Matches,
Hone Shoes and Nail,
powHERs and NoosrAY on.
Lubsiearns Oh. Of all kinds.
cui N.i, all sir.,.
Ciineh Nails. all size.
Cotton Waste. in baies.
! Blacksmith, BELOW.
Cheap Rim Clocks.
Garden B,ooms
| wus Hanging Bakers for Ferns. ~.
| Lane, Plantation Hoe,
| u inch Goose neck Socket Hoe.
! Ice Cream Freeier,.
! Lawn Mowers, best kind,
| Cases Genuine Amoskeay Dsnio.s.
| Cases Genuine Amosksas Mariners s,ripe
BESIDES thousand articles the Hardware line always
Soon expected, not by the "Spanas," F. most eom
f, ple,. assortment, Of
AsHs Ssei PioWs aud Bress.rs
With extra Handles. Beams and Points.
Al these will be found the conner brick .ss 81
e' o. HALL & SON. Limited
lDnLIHcnAM CO.
Have received full line Of the hvo.I.
Dunaghaa Drsakins Plews.
Dtlli.shaa 1ies Plews.
! DtllAnghan Yurrsv Plewstss arrive
| These Flows are all made from on, own ps,isn.
BY the original John Deere Moline Flow wosk..
the pioneer Western pIo~ msnuf.e,osy aud the lussG
manufacture We s's sgsn,,
| Approved ssyiss %
cuLTivAToRs. MAKkows. aud HORSE NOES
OLD PATTERN MOLINE FLOWS
PLANTATION TOOLS o. ALL KINDS
Buckeye Mower
D,asrsn,ia Pulley bioek.
Hydraulic jack
Fodder .cuasu. GARDEN ssA Canal sa,ss~s
LuBRicATiNo OILS
ksssssas OILS
pslsss. Psiss on ssA vsmi.As.
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The Greedy Search Expedition.
THE PLAN SUGGESTED BY CAPT SCUIHy

iHL ELAN SluOESIED BY CAPT. SCHIEY,
In recommending the dates OF sailing of the three
vessels OF the Greedy search expedition. as stated
In yesterdays STAR, Capt Schley suggests that the
Bear, which Is to be dispatched on the 25th OF
April, proceed to St Johns fill up with coal take
dogs on board, and inquire into the condition OF the
Ice In Davis strait and at the earliest practicable
moment to push onward to the Danish settlements
OF Disco and Upernavik, reaching there about the
third week In May, If practicable The Thetis
should follow the Bear leaving New York not later
than May LIST, stopping at St Johns for coal 10
take dogs ON board, and to convey the coal steamer
to Cpernavik, where she ought to arrive about Nav
25th. From Upernavk the Thetls and Bear should
proceed onward with convoy to Cape York and
Ii,tleton Island The Alert, after coaling at st.
Johns, should proceed to Disco and Upernavik
where she should arrive not later than June lst
Her movements should be SO timed that she might
rench LttletOn island or FaIk ford about the first
OF july In order to have sufficient time to establish
the station upon which the advance ships could
retreat In the event OF disaster, and afterward to
SEND sled party onward TO examine the coast on
the eastern side OF Smiths sound, as far as Hum
bodt glacier. This duty completed by September
1st, and the Thetis and Bear not having returned
to Littleton island or Faux ford the Alert should
return TO ST. Johns with news Of the expedition
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cesSor 10 the Missouri River, Fort Scott and Gulf
Iairoad company, is entitled pay ment In full of
All compensation heretofore earned by the last
uenlioheu company In Transporting mails and
caIrslng military and other supplies for the gov
efnnenI. I notWithst anding II was aided by grants
Oh government land.
LIBRARIAN sPoFFoRD ON THE LIBRARY BILL
Llofarlan Spohord, when asked yesterday by q
STAR reporter what he thought OF the vote In the
House making the library bill special ORDER said
IL certainly looked like library building OF some
klEd " It's impossible TO tell yet" he added lust
"hat IL VIII be- as several OF them propositions
10 submit: The danger now is thar the bill may
DE pressed ont OF its time by some other measure,
ana mus lose lis place. 1t failed In the last Con-
greSS thS way After losing its place as a special
oruer, an effort was made to pass IL under sus-
pension OF the rules. but the votes fell little short
OF the requisite number. Though the bill had a
majority OF 66, II finally failed" Mr. Spofford saws
the present library committee OF the House Is COM
posed or energetic and earnest men. and they in
tend to get the bill through II possible.
AN ORGANIZATION OF HOUSE EMPLOYEES.
An organization OF the democratic employees OF
the House OF Representatives, to aid in the coming
presidential campaign, was formed last evening
with the following temporary officers: Chairman
q: Edmonston. OF Washington secretary. r. f :.
Ch0uStant, OF Missouri; Sergeant-at-armS, W. T.
Holland, or Mississippi. A committee OF fve. con-
SlStlng OF w. b. DobSon, OF Ohio; W. A. Fields OF
Texas; I. 5. FarrOw, OF South Carolina; 7. NJ.
Foley. OF Indiana, and Robert II. Legs, OF New York
was appointed TO report plan OF organization and
bylaws TO the next meeting.
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CONFERENCE STATISTICS READ IN BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
BALTIMORE. March la.-At the Baltimore annual
conference Of the Methodist Episconal churs
south to-day the board OF secretaries submitted tie
general statistics OF the conference for the yeaF
The total figures are follows: Local preachers
no. church members. b. 4i: additions g. eng: deaths
4u' baptlslns of children. 1,35., Of adults, l.Csk
number oT churches 3't5: th.ir probable value
ssl.h6: amount raised Ior building and Improve
llt1nt. sis.52' present Indebtedness s2sG.a num-
Der OF parSonagts, 81; their probable value Sl4s O,
amount raised Tor building and Improvement
Sl6s66; present Indebtedness, g. LIS; Sundbg
Nhoos, ssl: officers ana teachers. 1861; scholars
2s.@i2; volumes in library, 81. $50: conversions IN
sunday schools, l,0ll; sunday school expenses.
slO3J2. The report of the board OF education. Rev
H. T. Halnlll. chairman. showing that the five iL-
situtons of learning under the control OF the cor.-
and ahnntei
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The Jeannette Scandal.

SECRETARY CHANDLER OPPOSED TO RROPENING IT BY
ANOTHER CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION.
secretary Chandler has addressed a letter to the
chairman OF the House committee on naval affairs
regarding the proposed investigation OF the jean
nette expedition In which he chara cterizes the
"aspersions contained In the petition OF Dr. Collins
upon the heroic Lieut.. Com De Long; the untlring
and intrepid chief engineer, George W. Melville: the
faithful members OF the court Of inquiry, and the
that 1t Is, in his opinion, "hghly mex pedent as
second pitiless sacrllege to again tear open the
graves OF the dead for the purpose OF indecently
calling public attention to what the court OF In
qu1ry correctly termed trivial difficulties such as
occur on shipboard even under the most favorable
circumstances, and which had Oinfuencein in bring
Ing ABOUT the disasters OF the expedition and no
pernlctouS erect upon its general conductn
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RcY. John Lyon Found.

ne WAS IN psZED AND EXHAUSTED CONDITION
BRr3GEPORT, toNN.. March ls.-Rev John Lyon
was met yesterday afternoon. near the lower lane
inL- Gt the Bridgeport steamboat company In Neg
York. In daZed and exhausted condition by E6-
way Mayo. 0r this city. and was by him brought
here. arriving At 1899 y. IN. DR. Hoag his famflr
physician. states that Mr. Lyon Is suffering frofn
great prostraflon. and though answering simple
questions inttlllErntly he has by means recos-
cred his normal mental tone. His present syml,-
toms threaten brain fever Nothing OF his wander
ings is as Yet known
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Built to Fight Arctic Ice.
THE STOUT TIABERS OF TIE GREELY RELIEF STEAM
SHIP BEAR nESCKIREn

THE STOUT TlABERS OF THE GREELY RELIEF STEAM
SHIP BEAR DESCRIBED.
The sealing steamship Bear, which was purchased
recently by the government as one OF the vessels
for the Greely relief expedition. put in commits
sion on Saturday at the Brooklyn navy yard, Lieut.
VIM. II. Emory In command.
The New York Sun Says:-The Bear was con-
sidered one OF the strongest vessels In the Arctic
sealing fleet. She is three maSted, barkentine
rigged and divided into three water-t tight compart-
mentS Her dimensions Length, 100 feet 4
Inches: breadth OF beam % feet inches; depth or
hold, IL feet inches; gross tonnage 6s9 tons; net
tonnage, 46S. Her null proper Is built o. oak. with
iron faSten1ngS, and she Is Sheathed from the Keel
to above the water line with green heart-a very
hard wood exported from Deinerara, West Indies
The forward part OF the vessel, from the stem for
about fifteen feet aft, Is built up solid with oak
timbers- The stem is broad, and cut away dag
onally, that the tendency Will be for the vessel
to up the ice until her weight tends 10 break
IL down, thus making a channel for the vessel.
This gives her great advantage over ordinarily
built vessels in encounterng ice-noes. There are
several thwartship braces OF stout timber TO enable
the sides TO resist the pressure OF ice Other braces
have also been added at the navy yard. Her pro-
peller wheel is OF composite metal has only two
blades. and Is protected from the ice by a skel-
eton frame. 1t can be raised at any time for re-
pairs
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J"hS'NNnif. FLA, March la-,Iay Gould ana
lahl!N returned iHn hlfef visit Il st AuC,lstus
lao' hlghl ana ltft Tor the north to-day on tbs
; s-all Yacht Atnatta- The party Will touch Al
SAY anilslh and " dShiuEton.
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SALT LAKE CITY. March l9-Andrew Peterson A
delegate To Congress I'm lss1. ayOwed polyg amsa
who WAS Indicted under the Edmuuds law for reo,
istering and voting is now on trial Chief Justfse
Hunter allowed seven poygamist Monnons TO ST
on the jury. one uf them has three wives Al
seven swore that they believed the divine law sl-
p'-rlur 10 the laws o1 Congress- They believed
polNEamS>waS right and revealed from God and
would Obey cod rather than Congress. The de-
PENDANT admits marriage according 20 the MormoA
law, but SAYS the marriage was 10y proxy for etef-
nifty and hot for a time
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E.sToS, PA, March l9.-The commission TO ia
qllre into the mental condition OF John Dfllmafl.
The vile murderer, who WAS respted until the sli,
Gi April, reported this morning that he is not In,
sane, and that be Is Responsible for his acta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

AN NsoLvENT rERNoNrER-rIFFANYs prraro..

An lNsuLkkNE FEKMnNTER-TIFFANYs pRFATCl-
TON.
BENNINGTON. Vt. March 1a.-George A. Waftles
proprietor OF The Nattlts knitting mill which ws.s
recently destroy ed 10y fire, has been placed In
SolNency 10y his creditors His Liabilities are not
stated. but Ii Il estimated that his assets Will reag-
lie about twenty per cent
EN-foatmaSter 1IfIany's 1efalcation as treasures
OF the school district l. about = 60 making a total
deficiency OF over 5000