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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-27

Naw YoAS, Nov, 2e.-The steamer
isnetsls, from Biuusn, which arrived
here to-day, reports that at noon on the
gs(h inst, Cd Nantucket, che spoke che
s6ip 4. ]. FulIpf, from Liverpool for
New York, which sIgnAlledi Have on
board crew and passengers ol steamer
Santiago. all eavtd. ship destroyed
by Hto.n No other particulars Wefu OBJ
lSlhed. The steamer feierted 10 10 pos.
ably The BflliSh steamer Santiago, which
called hence November II Tot Hall,
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THAT $1,000 CHECK.
What II Was For and whore II Went,
Clearly Explained.


The following statement and copies O
letters, orders, etc., furnished by Mr.
Frank ?, Jspson, thoroughly dispel the
mystery which the Council Committee on
Finance found surrounding check fol
$1,000 dFawpin favor Of the Compromise
Loan, when in star chamber rsession Men.
day night engaged In looking over the
mix-uP which seems 10 prevail In the &C.
counts Of the Loan, The check ia dated
January 81, 1889, and endorsed "Brady
and Wilkinson, by F. p, Jepson.n The
check was returned To the city, through
the bank, paid, but the committee, nor
the new Commissioners Of the Loan,
we're able 10 fnd q record OF who got
the money, or what II was for, Mr., Jep'
sons statement is as follows;
The history OF the whole affair Is
epltomized by copying from the origi'
ma. aud reproducing herewith the fol-
lowing papers;
WaERLISo, VIVA, Dec, 10, 1883,
Ffank ", Bo,rts, E,q, Cttrk Of tie Cty Of
RAec@lH1, ", Ia;
DEAR sIA;- Please issue an order on the City
Trustees, Of tho Compromise Loan, for two
thOuSand ls2V0Ol dollars TO pay Interest, q 200.
and redemption Of Que bond, 900, and Chlbe
lAme 70 said Trustees,
Yours respectfully,
+. ., DonRlNs,
,.,.-. =, a.. Chairman Finance Committee.
EBRIS5esh BoSsl sl,s W.,
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YHB HVIDHNCB ALL IN
And the Great crouin Case
Ready for the Argument,
.ADJoURNMENT.UNTIL FRIDAY
On Account of Illness In a Jurors
Bamlly-BIg Holes Knocked in
the Testimony for the Defense
by the State on RebuttAl.

CHICAGO, Nov, 26.-The first witness
called in the CronIn case this morning
on behalf Of the state, was Bailey Daw'
son, who testified that on May 4 this
year, he was In the Emergency hospital
herei that he never introduced John F,
BeRgs to Col, BAbCock but that on the
night Of the l1th he was present when
Mr., Gleason did so, The defense had
introduced evidence that Begss was at
the Pacific Hotel on the night Of May
4th and that he was introducedto Col,
Babcock on that occasion.
Col. A,G. Babcock followed IS soon
as this witness had escaped from the
hands Of MIR. Foster who conducted the
cross examination and correlated Mr.
Dawson's testimony, The cross.exami.
nation Of this witness was long, and
productive of much Amusement to the
spectators. He remembered meeting
Beegs atthe Pacific and that Beggs told
him that he had been to see President
elect Harrison. "Before | got through
with him thought he knew more
than Ben Harrison did" said the wit
ness.
aYou had that opinion. You are not
9 Harrison man, ! presume" asked Mr..
Foster.
"wsll, I voted for Harrison" IRE
newed laughter.]
The COuIt here sternly rebnksd the
demonstration, but all through the cross.
examination the lawyer and witness
had their little tilt, and Colonel Bah
cock was continually appealing to the
Court for protection. as the witness
left the stand, Mr.. Foster approached
him, and, being introduced, the two
shook hands cordially amid consldera-
ble laughter,
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sLrdlcnl plrrolor aenprnl llellrpd.

WASHINGTON, D. O Nov 90-MedIcal
Director Francis NJ. Gunnel, tx.sur.
gcon General Of tho Navy, and recently
President Of the Medical Examining
board has been detached from the latter
duty and will, ON the 27th inst, be
placed on the retired ltst Oi the Navy on
account Of aRe. This will Gauge the
promotion oi Medical Inspector Edward
+. Bogert, Surgeon Geo. |. Brush aud
Assistant Surgeon John Hancock Hall.
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Accidentally, Shot

wAsutSoroS, lSDs Nov. 90.-william
Dypr, Ira Chamberlain and Sun lyer,
while hunting slStpep miles north oil
here yesterday, were accidentally shot
by George Chamberlain. Sun Dyer died
Immediately, The oLlCis arc seriously
injuFed. Chambetlaln's luuble.bartlvil
shotgun WAS accidentally discharged
aud the contents oi both barrels lodged
In tho bVdlea Of hls companlOna.
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AN 1STEpEsTISG QUESTION
In an Iowa Court InvolyIng the Legality Of
Hunhreha Of MnrrlAEen.

In an Iowa Court Involving the Legality Of
Hundreds Of Marriages.
BuRLlNaToN, Iowa, Nov. 2G.-If the
points raised yesterdayain the Newton
and Cannon perjury case in the Disttict
Court in this city arc sustained, twill
be difficult matter to say who is mar
ried and who Is not, Of those who con.
traCted marriSge during the past few
ytars in this State. Newton and Can
non are residents OF Carthage, Illinois.
Tho latter about ak weeks ago elOped
from wyandotte, Kansas, with the 10.
year,old daughter Of Sheriff Bowlin, Of
that place, and came 10 this Oity, where
they were married, q liOenBU having
been issued by the deputy clerk ot the
District Court Upon Newton'A affidavit
that the girl was aged IS years and up.
ward. Newton was subsequently, III.
dieted Tor perjury and Cannon for sub
orliuation 0l perjuty. 10 this indiCt.
InenI the IdtletlhH lllal = demurrer clAinl.
ing that under the Btatutta during the
existence VI the circuit courts in this
State; clerks OF suph courts had authors
ty To issue marriage liGenBes and that
when tho GifOuit courts wore abolished
the authority waahot transferred TO dis
triCt court clerks, and consequently
there had been no one since who could
legally Issue such license. Further, that
II The district court CleTke have authOrl.
", the Issuing ol marriage licenses was
The exercise oi u judicial Junction, as
was evidenced by Tie power " demand
testimony As 10 the competency ot the
parties 10 enter tue marriage slate, and
that Judicial functions cannot be dele
gated 10 a deputy. The subject has
awakened great Interest among the legal
fraternity, The matter was taken under
advisement.
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CHATTANOOGA, TkSx., NOV. 2O.-The
fast Tennessee, Virginia 4 Georgia pas.
Senger train No. 8 left the track three
miles west Of Greenville this morning
op o heavy down grade reverse curve.
Tue engine, postal, express, baggage,
tifBt and BvCond.olass Coachps and two
SleUpers wentotl. Engineer Gregg Dunn
was thrown under Ills engine aud fatally
Injured, Thv express messenger aud
four passengers were badly hurt, The
postal car and It's contents were de.
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plAnll lIlotla nIih tIll T,rt lYrLlar.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov 90-w, W.
Thompson, the lawyer who Left this city
tWO weskS aSo last Sunday under cit.
cumslanets that made II appear that ho
had eloped with hls type!ahteF, Bertha
Denton, returned here thlB afternoon,
He denies that Miss Denton was with
him at all and aSbefls that she was In
New York while he WA travelling
through the West on business,
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pAaiS, Nov 2O-T'he journal Bes De.
bal. SayGi "Tinyet, ex.agent Of Annan,
who aed 10 Canton aud endeavorod 10
secure men and money for movement
against AMMAN, has been Imprisoned BY
order oi the VlCVFOy. The naudafins
who accompanied him have also been
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speculation lsulnsd Him.

MOuSr CARROLL, LIS, Nov 2s.-
rhurday Of last week Abram Il. Lichty,
otthis place, was seen 10 board train
bound for Ohicaso. Since then all trace
Of him has been lobt, and II is reported
that llB ID adpiaulLer for from $2O,OOO 70
$4,000. l.lChty was administrator toI
several large Gstales, besides guardian
iof q number Of heirs. u ie un'
derstood that Bouie time ago he began
10 GpvCulale heavily on tue Chluagc
Board Of Trade aud that his downfall
nan 10 traced 10 that.
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NAw YoNx, Nov gV,--lt is announced
to-day that tie Airo.Amercan League
Convention, called TO meet at Nashville,
will meat instead at Chicago, the date
remaining Tie sane. The reason 10.
Rjpntd iof the change Is that Chicago
oiIeTs better accommodations aud II il
believed 10 be more iavotably disposed
t1 nAifo.AmetlCAn CiliEen9,"
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salI.bur, Wants q NeM pnrt,,

LONDON, Nov 2O.-A conservative con.
ference was held at Nottingham to-day.
The principal address was madeby lord
Salisbury. He said that the views Of
Mr.. Gladstone, looking TO the separation
Of Ireland from Great Britain, were
making no headwAy. The by.GlGcliOns
for members Of Parliament we're mere
BkirmiShvB and were not fought on the
main issue. lie declared that he was ia
favor Of forming q National party, which
must, be said, grow gradually. Such q
party could not be created BY onU iuan.
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A iIah,s,,,,s gulelila

pirrsByRoI, Nov g8-FFahk TopSlg,
q Hebrew, 50 years ol age, committed
Suicide In blI jewplry store III Htaddock
to-day by h'owlng out hIa brains, He
married q Protestant, wa 0straClIpd by
goinU Ol hla people and become dlupoh'
dent His father 10 wealthy merchant
In PlttlbutRh. ,nr
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E1plDllon Al Alloshtny Steel works

prrsuURon, Pa, Nov, 2G,-An esplo.
sion at the Allegheny BeSSemsr Steel
Works, at DuquvSne, Pa, exploded at
four o'clock this morning wfecklng Lhv
boiler hqlSs. william Marshall, night
foreman u the nall lDill, was klllC1 out,
tight, and George Cooper, fireman, died
irOnI bis iujufies d few hours later,
Robert North, an employe, was badly
injured, bpt Will rer0Yef. The three
nlbn we're terribly spalled. The dagl'
aRe 10 tho mil ls about $500 Tue
cause oI The exploaIon ID NOT Known.
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A IlA,l rr.lnhl ,yr.al.

LAxcASrER, Pa, Nov 2O.-An east.
bound freight on the Pennsylvania
Railroad was wrecked at Falmouth lust
night by q broken axle. Fifteen loaded
cats were wrecked aud elght thrown Into
the canal. Several cai9 RVfe loaded
Win cattle, q number oI which were
drowned.
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Pensions Grante,l.

81 ecldI DllD6l0h 70 nc THltHIgtllctF' y
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Nov. 26,-Wes,
Virginia pensions granted to-day were
Original invalll-Thomas ]. Braden, Elk
Garden. Increase-John P. Rogers,
Nswtont Boyd Williams, Point Pleasant
Auson Noble, Point Pleasanti Samuel
D. Hanna, Hartford. Re.lssue-Aiosei
A. Sandy. ShinnstOn.
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sr. Louis, Mo-, Nov, 20,-Mr. Fuller,
Superintendent Of the Pacific Express
Company, to-day stated TO an Associ'
ated Press reporter that the actual
loas by the Prices Greek robbery snn.
day night was Sl,2l7. This is Official.
No clue 70 the robbers.
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Tho IIeoln FIrn.

NEw YoRk, Nov. 2O.-The loss by the
fre at the Htcla Iron Works In vii.
Hamburg last night is about 100000.
An explosion Is supposed to have started
the fire. Tho insurance 10 unknown.
Five or six hundred men are thrown
out OF employment.
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pIa crf IN cOAI.

The s1uINefil CplnpAhy cuts Coal DoVITpFH
at New Orlbanp Rpurptpts a.
PiTHpuR1H, Nov 90.-The i'lttsbutRl
Southern Coal Company, composed Ot
tho nine largest coal firmS 10 this city,
to-day cut tho price Of coal delivered at
New Orleans, four cents per barrel. This
ls al unprecedented reduction aud waS
made, II 10 said, 10 prevent tile formation
BY Tue smaller operators Of competing
rIntbRny. ia
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PAals, Nov 2D,--A syndlcAte oisuRat
manufacturers recently petlllOnpd lie
government asking for authority Ia g0f.
respond with the French Conbuls abtDad
iof the purpose oil iObtalDiDR iniotinatjon
Of Interest 70 thu sugar industry, The
Cabinet Y disposed 70 favor the feq0tSt
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PlffsRvRoH, PAO kOv, 08.-7TVo tnInefa
nOmed White and Null were fatally ln.
jured BY coal cat running back on
them In q mine q few miles east Of
Washlngton, Pa, al an early hour this
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san FRANCiS0o, oAt,, Nov 9e-tn a
ight To a finish last night d the rooms
81 the Occidental Athletic Club, for a
purse Of $500, Frank ElUysF, formerly Ol
ChlcAgo, was easily kiUcked out ln tiIne
r0unda by Bllly Smith, ol Australia.
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phelins ol tlin.rn,r - Iiln -.

GLASGOW, Nov 2O.-Thofe wa a
severe e iall 10 The ptlcuS ol pix irun to.
day, scotch warrants fell 10 Ola 6d,
AZ Mildleebonugh the prices ri MID
dleeb0tuuHh warrants declined 10 GA. gd
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violated postaiLaws.

wAsnlNoroS, b, U, Nov 2O.-- -Chlel
Oi Post ONCE Inspector RathbOne 10 in'
formed Of the arrtstot A. y. BoAball, al
Cleveland, O., ppop Q charge Of ylUlat'
Ing thu ptlvlUy d lpitpEal
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MAilNhn,.n NIn.nn i,AaA-

CHICAGO, Nov 20 "A. o. Pearson, one
Of tue beat known MasunS ih the UUun.
uyl died q b. Paul thia morning, Ile
VIZ q naive d Now IetseY,
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wAIHlSoroS, d. O., Nov. 2O,-Ths
President haS appointed Louis II. Rua'
sell pUslulaBlef az Richmond, Va, viCe
William H. HolllnguwOtlh, removed.
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Ra.OOO

t2,VOO
Al the bottom OF Chairman Dobbins'
order is the following acceptance by the
then City Clerk, Bowers;
above sTsysSs dss January l' Hast @ H. T SDTGs Gssr
"0itY Clerk"
On the back thereof appears the fol-
lowing assignment Of the claim To the
Bank Of the Ohio Valley, whose cashier
had agreed TO advance the $1,000 in
order 70 save the city's credit and pre-
clude any default in the payment OF It's
natural obligations:
casS'f, "SH1DS $SItSiSsOsi @ q irasIsessS SISssSS"
On this order the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley advanced tint the $500 on De-
cember 20, 1883, by Issuing 10 Colonel N,
Wilkinson GRAFT, Of which tho follow.
ing 10 q cory;
"BANR OF THE OHIO VALLEY,
~ ,,,. wHEkLISG, w,VAn Dec. 70, 1888,
ara rsy e The order Of NJ Wilkinson Esht hun
10 he ii Fourth National BsnE D0A
New York.
900. fP' 'ts:SSi; essSis;r.
This draft bears the endorsement Of
IN. Wilkinson" "Winslow, Lanien &
Co., Bankers, New York." through
whose hands It successfully passed be.
fore being paid oy the Fourth National
Bank OF New York.
The Bahk Of the Ohio Valley made the
second advance Of $1,000 on December
81, 1883, by issuing TO Colonel Wilkinson
draft as follows:
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY,
WHEELING, VIVA, Dec. 81, 1883.
No. $3.50.
Pay P.y e ~, The or order Of wln.low LluacE 4 Co.
To the Fourth National Bank,
New York.
$780, f'f'hFeSsai Cashier.
This draft bears tue endorsements Of
"Wlnslow, Lanier & Co., Third National
Bank, New York." Colonel Wilkinson
presumably having sent the draft to
Winslow, Lanier & Co. 10 meet the ma.
turing coupons on the loan.
On January 4, 1880, Receiver E. W.
Dunaway paid the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley the $1,000 advanced 10 Colonel
Wilkinson, as above, by Issuing his
check for the amount as follows:
mo. SSH. ANA'NV' W. va 'su' . i''''
"DANK OF THE ONO VALLEY.
"oF WHEELING,
."Pay 70 Brady and wilkinson, Trustees, or
order, Tor account VI Compromise Loan order
No. H,3gG, Two ThouSand.".... - Dollars
General Fnnd.
5000 "RCOelver Of the Gl.y Il PiSfSSH Shesling.r
This check bears the following en-
dorsement:
GRADY AND WILKINSON, Trustees.
"by F. r. JEPsoE, Cashier"
The claim having been assigned, az
previously stated, to F. P. Jepson, cash.
Ter, was the property OF the bank, and
Of course It's payment should have been,
as II actually was, acknowledged by the
signature Of the banks cashier on the
back Of the check.
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CAPTAIN SMITHS CASE,
His Title to a Seat in Congress
is an Honest One.
NO REVOLUTIONARY METHODS
Contemplated to Secure It-The Evil
dence is Plain and TeehnIcalIties
Need Not be Resorted To.
Democrats Worry Over 1t,
speelaI pl,paleh toMs InleLIiaaler,

Special DiSplteh 10 ne IRteltleIleef'
WAsHISGToN, DC, Nov, 26,-Captain
Smith, the only one Of the Weht Vir-
ginla Congressmen'elsct in the city, was
seen to-day in relation TO the article in
yesterdays Registsr concerning alleged
revolutionary methods to be adopted by
Congress In seating West Virginia con,
testauts for seats, Captain Smith said
substantially that so far as he was con-
cerned he neither desired nor expected
any revolutionary methods, There was
no need for any In his case, He holds
certificates Of every county clerk In his
district, and these certificates are just as
legal and Just as valid in every way as
copieS OF the same on which Governor
Wilson issued the certificate 10 Jackson,
The totals Of these certificates are incon'
testabe. No going behind the returns
is possible. There 10 nothing 70 be de-
nled or explained. He simply wishes a
decision upon the admitted facts Of the
case, aud unless these prove his right 10
the seat he don't want 1t.
CONVINCING EVIDENCE,
The evidence OF Gov. Wilson's culpa-
.bllItyis plain aud overwhelming, Take
Richie county. for instance, After the
clerk had made out the certificate Jack
son demanded recount, on which Capt,
Smith gained three votes, The clerk
certified TO this and sent the record Of
the whole proceeding 10 Gov. Wilson,
who t.ok the first count. The Calhoun
county clerk certified to $50 votes for
Smith, when his attention was called TO
u mistake In writing the certificate, by
which the number should have been
$50. He at once made the correction
and had the court spread the sane on
the record, and certified to 1t. Again, In
this case. the Governor chose To take the
first count.
THE FAMOUS TIVE"
Even giving Jackson the benefit Of
these two errors liz would not have had
enough had not Wilson issued his nav
famous tive" proclamation on the vote
ia Peasants county, by which ten VOTES
were gained for the Democratic candi.
date, 10 which he had no shadow Of
tills. :
II there 10 anything revolutionary in
claiming the seat upon such evidence as
this Captain Smith can't see II.
Itis noted that In all the Democratic
circles, on contested seats, they seem to
be particularly worried over Smiths
case.
The Southern members held an Inior.
NAL caucus tonight, but nothing was
determined upon, Tie same impression
prevails Of their votes as intimated IN
last nights dispatches.
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ibv r, = irpsaa ,.SshI0

Uy - n gBFsUNI UAbhltF.
The claim having been assigned, as
previously stated, TO F. P. Jepson, cash.
Ter, was the property Of the bank, and
ot course It's payment should have been,
% 1t actually was, acknowledged by the
signature Of the banks cashier on the
back Of the check.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-22
GERMAN AGGRESSION.

Seizure of One of the Marshall Group.
The schooner Dashing Wave, forty
nine days from Juliet Island, one of the
Marshall Group, arrived in port yester-
day morning. with cargo OF copra and
pig iron consigned to A. Crawford & Co.
Captain Chapman came ashore in the
afternoon and was eagerly questioned as
to the condition of affairs in the islands.
He reports everything quiet at the time
he left, but expressed a grave doubt as
to whether the foreigners would much
longer stand the insOlence they receive
at the hands of the German emissaries
and citizens. They are becoming more
and more overbearing and are using
every effort to control entirely the island.
They have seized Pleasant Island and
usurped every bit of tillable ground
upon it.
The Marshall Islands are group in
the Pacific, comprising the Radack and
Ralock chains, in latitude Z deg. so min.
north; longitude 10 deg. 80 min. east.
Pleasant Island is about fifteen miles in
circumference and lies south OF the
equator in latitude deg. % min. south !;
longitude 1917 deg. min. east. 1t is rich
in tropical fruits, though the expectation
is small. T. Chronicle.
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Daily Receipts OF Produce.
SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark Alex. Mcneil has finished DIS
charging her coal
Hon W.6y->IrYin's yacht Helene win re-
ceive her mast to-day.
The barkentine Discovery receives sugar
from the steamer PeIe to-day.
The steamer Kilauea Hou arrived last
evening from Hamakua with sugar.
The bark Alden Besse is ut the Pacific
Mail COmpany's wharf unloading cargo
The schooner William Renton VIII leave
Kahului to-day for San Francisco with a
cargo OF sugar.
The bark w. b. Godfrey will receive SUI
gar from the >ChoOners AauIkeaoulI, Luka
and kulamanu to-day.
The steamers w. G.. Hall and lwalani
will leave this morning at 10 O'Clock ana II
O'Clock respectively Tor Maui and HaWau.
The barkentine Wrestler has been shifted
TO the Fish Market wharf TO be cleaned
and reprinted, preparatory TO receiving
sugar.
The barkeutine W. II. DimOnd has fin
ished disCbargJug cargo she VIA receive
sugar from the schooner Haleakal& to-day
and is expected 10 salt next Monday Tor
San Francisco.
The Hawaiian bark Kalakaua, under
command OF Captain Duncan, Will leave
about next Tuesday with over 100 steeraEt
passengers. She will be dockeu aJ the oiu
Custom House wharf to-day
The American barkcntine Mary Winkel
man, Captain DyreOorg, sailed February
2Ist for San Francisco with l4,o2l bags 81
gar Il .S6t ia lbs.), 800 bags rice, aud 4o'
punches bananas. The shipments were
H Hackfeld & Co., IL Oh bags sugar an.
300 Nos rice; VI. ; Griubaum x Co, 40
bags s1gar; G. Bolte, 400 do. A. }. Camp
bell. 800 punches bananas. Total tonnage
946 tons. Domestic value, $50 ,6O5.9o
The American four-masted schoone
Robert Searles, Captain II. Plttz, SaIe,
February Dist Tor san Francisco with 1879
baGs smear weighing 1881 99j pounds. am
~ barrels fnolasses. shippers We're: 1hSo
n. Davies * CO., $500 bags sugar; r !, A
Scharier q Co, S,45Ido.; G. Brewer y GO;
4.942 do; Castle " Cooke, 80 GO. = -. II
Bruins. ST.. 50 barrels molasses. Iotai Ton
maze. SIS tons. Domestic value SlO''
Az az