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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

foot, ard l leaped away lust in time TO
avoid another feeler of a monstrous
devil fish. | could plainly make him
u1lt on the bottom, and he came within
IN ace Of gett NJ hold OF me The shars
which va fully sixteen feet long, ad-
sanced toward the beach. and as he
reached the spot where the devil fsh lay
row began. The shark was sci ed by
moment he was rolled over and over.
Then he pulled him self together, and for
the next ie minutes the wa.er WAS
chnfned TO fury. ID nix :he shark got
the best OF he fight as be made off after
VIII e seemingly unhurt. while pieces
. OF of the ieeicrs came ashore to ,rove
by he sharks teeth
The second week passed. and a third
ard a fourth During the time | S gifted
many SAILS, but they were ALWAYS afar off
had become so s ck Of nv fare that
scarcely ate anything, and the lazy life
became positive disgu t. At the end
of the fourth week would have agreed
to work one year at ditch ing With
out pay for a passage to civilil alton. On
the sec nd day Of rhe fth week there
was gale and heavy sen from tie east
AT about noon on the third day ships
yawl nearly full Of water. but containing
woman drove ashore almost at nv
feet. There was heavy surf, notw tn
standing the cora reef, and had | not
been on hand the boat would have leen
pulled back by the undertow and carried
out among the rocks and sma he'd The
woman had la>ed herself TO one of the
thwar 8, and was nearly exha s,ed with
hunger and eXLO uro 1t wa, little
could do for her except TO give her
water and food, and it was shutdown be.
fore she could tell her story She was
the W fe Of Captain Bradburc Of ano her
English tea brig the Constellation.
was coming down the &C tic when
washed overheard. She was gong up.
A gust or S, ua | hee? ed tie Cons,ellat on
! over, and she was boa'del by sep
| which swept Mrs. Bradburn and two
men away, and took with it the boat
and lot of deck "a i,e The men she
saw struggling as she got hold of the
boat, but they were doubtless drowned.
1t was almost dark. as in my case, and
she also dro e to the west How she cot
| into the boat she could net remember
nor was she clear as to how long she had
Dated. She thought it must have been
great deal lor ger than figured,
1t was three days before the woman
pi ked up her strength ana courage, and
by that time | was ready to leave the
island The mast and sail belong ,ng to
the boat had lcen slowed under the
thwarts and were safe and all l had to
do was to fill a number OF big she Is
with fresh water, of which, as have for
gotten 10 state, there was a supply or
the island We left in the mornine
heading to the south, and at 3 O'Clock II
he afternoon we were picked up By an
American ship called Happy Home. She
WAS bound UP for "a, aLese teas. bu
MT same daN we sig, aled an inglI>f
ship com no out Of Sha ghal and bound
home. and Mrs. Bradburn was trans
fe-red. That was the last ever saw Of
head of her though | know the shiI
reached ngand safely. was rovni
sailor, with no home or address. and n,
matter now BADLY he. nus and wanted
10 thank me he@knew not where | was t,
be found - 1Ne,r J. rk san.
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Shark stories In which men are s'auch
tered are often. vc7y often. made on. q.
whole clo:h The f.h is really a lio
coward. ard vii often run At the
slighte-t nose. Tie orl;ra-y sho el
nose IS a fa,nols coward and cores OF
times I have b en- IN swimming n
southern waters whore they were pass
in una 4 lown inmei ately rrev ous.
the splash and noise friph.e4inc them
away. Sharks in tne;r method Of at.
tack call u mind lot OF wild dogs. ]
remember once no. cling an ob ect leap.
ING mt o the water in a curious way and
put OFT to t 10 frd il the BODY Of a COW
that had been thrown overheard. I:was
swol en- bv tho rort alton If paces an Il
was surro, ndel hy sharks. One big
fel ow would seize and haul Il under
then several would game With j.. so
that tie body appeared to be alive. leap-
ing oct of the water 10 escape the hungry
hoede. Tie sharks dill not turn rnon
their sides. bnt rushed up, buttinc the
mass out Of water and sewing it would
shake it.as dog would. endeavori.c O TO
tear out ieca # flesh. They finally
tore it apart and car Ell il TO 'he bottom.
Sharks range in $ 10 from small speci-
~ens un to mooe.ors f ON fftv TO s;xtv
feet in leaoth Til ord nay MN cate~.
carcha,odon. ran.fsf fr m seven to thirty
feet. one evccn ing the latter length
havi. been canr'ti in Australian waters.
Sn h monster would d.ne unon
horse with per fect 50. and the eating
cana itv Of sor,e Of the ) 1s ostonishipo
The largest lvioe ehark < he RI nndon,
A haskino shark. n hure harmless mon
ster. with small teeth ard a whalhone-
Ike ar-anorrc7t in the throat Snec'.
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oi ny hthCoOp entang ed IN .
cora rec. VII ch now and then showed
It's lead above water. Between me aDd
tie reef the water was ten feet deep and
quiet enough 70 ioat a canoe.
OFF the southern coast Of Japan there ara
lot Of islands aled the icon hhieon
group. All Of them are in abited now
but at that time oniy the tAo Or three
larger ones were copied. was only
common sailor. but it did rot take me
great while TO Lgnre out that | had
been cast ashore on one of his group.
Had | started out TO become q second
Fob nson Crusoe, ! could not h.ve
chosen tier location to Ieyin busi-
les. The climate wa9 perfect. the
island loaded with various W ID fruits,
AID fish were ieapng upjall around me.
Ny first move WAS 70 take Off my wet
Go hes and hang them up TO drv. and
while they " ie drying made break
ia-' from valid fruits. After Sc ting into
M clothc, agu | took an inventory
and fou1d myself possessed Of sheath
knife, a pla9 Of 10 acco, th &c or four
buttons, and a few silver cons. Had
there been a wreck TO draw on, as in
fruso9s case, | should have been more
cheerful. | then set out TO survey nv
DOMAIN, and hy noon found that | was
on an island shout two N les long and
] one mile across. It was regular grove,
! with high and dry ground, AMI an
/ abundance Of fruits and berries. In
! hat walk | found he wild tea plant,
4 potatoes, mai c, onions, cabbages, rice,
/ tuinips, Iuulbrrries, and bananas There
were pleotys0f birds, bat did not find
a reptile or wild animal of any sort
The jfand was paradise in almost
very. sense, but long enough lefore
night was greatly troubled my mind
IS 10 how | WAS TO Ct along A young
sailor with hearty appct tie Graves some-
hing more sol d than W d fruits. |
wanted a fire an ! hid no means OF
=, en- the birds avo died. me. | wondered
how could make a sgnal, and what
-ort Of a craft came that wa, and how
TAR to the west The other islands were.
4nl before ni4hr was SO homes ck and
trokcn up that va, ready to shed tears.
crossed the island twice during the
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The MD winter Of lseS-9 has n.
proved cn nnallored bless NJ Light
1le n manufacturers in and about New
York State have "a. e..
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POLICE COURT

LOSD4T. July l.
OF fourteen DRINKS, one was dis
charged, eight forfeited 50 1aiI each,
and i've were fined the usual amounts.
A Chinaman, charged with violating
rule Of the carriage regulations. was
fined > and 81 80 costs.
Nineteen kin4u mutIneers were com
mittei Tor trial TO Supreme Court
TUESDAY, July
John Mu1uul, convicted OF selling in
toxicatiug liquor without q license, was
f1ed $50 and $ costs
One native, charged with assault, was
remzlded until july y.
One Enzlishmzn. charged with assault.
was fned 81 and 81 casts
Two irCnks paid the usual penalty.
WEDNESDAY. July %.
keaka lEI i1r assault vas fined $50
and $50 costs An appeal was noted.
Thos Gonsalls. = sailor iron the Chill
Ian EIr-vessel II port, was fined 81 and
81 costs
Frank Roacn Tor being drunk was
fined $ and 81 costs.
SATURDAY, JuIy6 9.
One Chinaman Tor having opium in
possession, pleaded guilty and was sen
tened to two months hard labor and
500 fine, also 81 costs. Appeal noted.
Another Chinaman, charged with
similar offence, vas discharged.
Two DRINKS forfeited bail
Two fOrnicators were rsmandsd until
the sth inst.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A

i power OF sale contained in certain mort
gage deed, made by Kanohomauna and Kuhi-
mOku, his wife, both Of Raaaea. Koolaupoko,
Island Of Oahu, 10 W McWhirter. Of Mata-
wac, Island OF Maui. dated February Sd, 1885.
and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds, in Liber
%. pages 81 and ..
Notice is hereby given that the mortgage
intend to fOreclose said mortgage for condition
broken, tO-wit: the nOu-paymeut Of interest
and principal and upon such foreclosure viii
sell II public auction, at the sale rooms of
James F Morgan. Of Honolulu. all and singular
the lands, tenements and heTeditaments de-
scribed in said mortgage rs below specified
Further particulars can be mad of W. Il. Cas-
tie, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, June % 1859.
W +. MCWHiRTER, Mortgage.
The premises 10 he sold are:
lst-All those premises situate in KaalaCa
aforesaid, more particularly described in r P
$3.50, to kuapalahalaha, containing an area Of
and g7-lOO acres.
2t-All those premises described in r ? 1862
L Z A 1854, TO Naihepapa. containing an area
OF 4 acres, 80 perches at Haiku, Mani, OF which
said huhimoku own in fee as heir OF said
Patentee. 12U-3t
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NOTICE

FOLDING AN AUCTIONEER'S
Ii LICENSE, / am now prepared 10 net 10
that capacity: any where Ia this District.
Will also attend 10 the collecting OF Rents
also Of Bills. on this and the other Islands.
~ My terms will be moderate. aud I shall
BY strict attention TO business hope 10 receive
share Of the public patronage.
II. B. BAILEY.
Kawaapae, Makawao. Mani, Jane Is. 1859.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

n ACCORDANCE WITH n
l. power OF sale confined in a certain mort
gage deed made by HekSula (k} aud knmala his
wife, of Wawaia. Island OF Molokai. 70 Miss
X Bingham, OF Honolulu. Island OF Oahu. dated
October .. 1882. and recorded in the Rcgistry OF
Deeds IN Liber =, pages - and -.
Notice Is hereby given that the Mortgage in
tend 20 forecloSe said mortgage for condition
broken, 10 wit; the nOu-payment " interest
and principal and, upon such foreclosure, viii
sell at Public Auction at the Salerooms OF
James +. Morgan, all and singular the Lands.
TenemeatS and HereditamentS described in said
mortgage As below specified
Further particulars can be had OF W. X,
Castle, Aritoiney for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, June %, 1889.
MISS +. X. BINGHAM. Mortgage.
The premises 20 be sold are: All those
premises situate in Wawaia, aforesaid, more
particularly described in X P S17g L c A Ia. b
in the name OF haiuiki father OF said Rekaula,
containing an area Of acres, rood, -
fathoms. Also all that certain trsct or parcel
of land sold to said Hekaula, by deed OF Mott
Smith. Edwin o Hall and sanford Dole.
Trustees Of the Estate OF W LunalliO, dated
October Is, 1880, recorded in Liber s. page f49.
this parcel OF land situate IN Kawels, MOo6air
containing an area Of Sl6-l0OO acres. lgf'-St
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l. NOW READY
MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure and Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH a
i power Of sale 10 certain mortgage con-
tain ed made and executed b. VI ) Ku and Kama
lOa his wife. Of Siulii. y Kohala to G r
Hart. Of SiHlii, aforesaid. on the 18th Of
August. 1855. recorded in LibeT 81. pages %.
2s5 and ~. Notice j. hereby given that the
mortgage intend 70 fOreclOss said mortgage
FOR breach. tO-wit: tie non payment Of princi-
pal and interest therefore The property herein
after mentioned viii be sold at public auction
al Mini in front Of the Niulii Office y Kohala
Island Of Hawaii. On SATURDAY. the y day
Of July. 1888, az u o'clock noon.
The property mentioned in said mortgage are
az follows: All that certain piece Of land
situated AZ Hekapaia. y kohala, Aforesaid con-
Teyed 70 said VI K1 By the Trustees Of the
LunaIilo Estate, dated August 10. 1879. contain.
ing an area Of IIS 75-iO0 acres with all improve
msnts and cane now growing said lands
Z. HART. Mortgage.
For farther information apply 10 H. s.
Holstein- Attorney for Aortgzgee.
Dated Kohala, June %, 1853. IZ74t
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Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.

y nee WITH A
Il power Of sale contained in d certain mort
gage deed. made by sam kEpeLa and Eealoha
his wife and kalima W.. all Of Makikf. Island
Of Oahu. TO Mrs E Humphreys. Of said Homo
lulu, dated January 26th. 1879 and recorded in
the Registry Of Deeds, in Liber e., pages 255
End 80.
Notice il hereby given that the mortgage in
tend 70 fOreclCse said mortgage for Condition
broken. tOWit: the non-payment Of interest
and principal. and upon such foreclosure will
sell at public auction. ~ the sale looms OF
games Morgan, Of Honolulu. ali and singular
the lands tenements and hereditametfs de-
scIlbed IN said mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can De had Of w. r. Cas-
tie. Attorney for Mortgagee
Dated Honolulu. June % 1899
Mrs. z. HUMPHREYS. Mort0agee-
The premises 70 be zOid are: All those
premises situate in Kahana KoOlauIoa. Oahu
more particularly described il X L 2052. Lea
J23l- IN the name OF KspenA containing an
area OF ! 5ar!OD acres. Also those premises de.
.crlbed IN K 2l57. L & 52H. in The name OF
halakahi. containing an area Of 2 aud $4,000
acres. Also those premises described In RP
.p'S l. Z 5I93. in the name OF Kuaio. contain
ing an area Of ! acre. all the above named
premises were conveyed 70 said sam Kapena
b deed Of kalima wv. dated october 9Th, 1876
ana recorded in Liber -. page 4S3. Ia which
Deed the zaid Kalima. reserYed her life interest
on those premises. 1217-3t
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Temperature Of earth (averageJ -g.0g deg.
Dew point average Tor month"; 40 deg
Indicating moisture 6-G+ grains per cubic
foot.
Relative humidity at midday 55L per
cent
Relative humidity at night TZ-5 per cent
Dew point lowest SEQ deg On the eth
Dew point highest (67-O deg on the 10th.
Total rainfall Pos inches
Maximum rainfall in one day 0.5 on the
Ist-
Goodness IS per cent
B1ElNETEE tC1EzECTEB EEAuIyGs-J
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

n ACCORDANCE WITH A
power Of sale contained in a certain mort
gage deed. made by Monika IVY and Mazda. her
husband, both Of kaneohe, koolaupoSO, Island
OF Oahu, 10 Chas 7 GuliCk, Trustee OF Homo
lulu. on said Island OF oahu. dated December
l'th, 1888, and recorded in the Registry OF
Deeds, in Liber So. pages 2Og and 2l0
Notice is hereby given that the mortgage IN
tend to foreclOse said mortgage for condition
broken, to-wit: the nOn-payment Of interest
and principal. and upon such foreclosure will
sell at public auction, NJ the sale rooms OF
James Morgan, of Honolulu. all and singular
the lands, tenements and hereditament de-
scTloed IN said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of Chas. t
Quick, or W. r. Castle. Attorney for Mortgage
Dated Honolulu. June %. 1889
CHAS. I. GULICK. Trustee, MORTGAGE.
The premises TO be sold are: All that certain
tract or parcel Of land situate in Kapalai. Kaue-
ohe, aforesaid, more particularly described in
X 24S3, s233 to Luluu, father Of said
honika (w), containing aH1ares Of 5 and 791-1OOO
acres. 12---9t
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ANs'Ns
Allen. Is Aramori, Harley
Abbott, Il Wi9
Bartlett, Francis Bragg, CN
Brown, Mrs NJ Bach, Victor
BRAY. Mr. Barnet, jos
RurCharit, Fred BraSh, W ;
Buckle, Miss NJ Bartholomew, J ;
Blackburn, L Bernat, l. ~
Butler, IhoS
Gushing, \ Collins, Mr.
Carlson, LIE Caldwell, Mrs
Cannon. Henry (Sl Cousins, Harry
Chnn, VIM Govt, Archie NJ t5)
Clarke. Cap; Carlson, AuderS
Clark, ChaS Copeland. Jas
De Fries. Mrs L penison. Geo V
Dayey, W Is Dosue, Capt z l.
pouSe. Mrs + pahlberg, Jno
Davis, VIM
Evans. I c Eldridge, Mrs NJ
Everett, ChaS II
Fredenbers. Jno II Fox, Isaac
Fuller, f W Foster, Il
Fisher, ChaS FritSche, Ed
Goehy. ) Cannon, Michael
Gay, Thos W Grant, )
Gibson, q y Graham, Ellen
Galbraith. II
Hansen Il Co, Messrs Hansen, L 7
Hodsdon, Jas P HOWE, Robt
Hind, J Hughes, Ernest
Hitchcock, HR Haley, Master +
Isaac, W Isclin, Nj
Jackson, H II (S) Joe, Lab
Johnson, Miss y
Kendall. " Kelly. Mrs NJ Z
hohler, Mrs Z (2) herrigan, Mrs \
Lewis, VIM Locy. Ed
Larsen, Inga, Leyeque, Miss \
Latferty Michael Lopez Il Co. J )
LutE, CriStoff
Mcdonald. Jas Maeton, H c
Myre. { McGeeney, E 2
Mice, Roast MOltZan. Miss NJ
Nugget, + McCaustlaud, z
Moore, J W MAYHEM, Mrs
Ms McLain, G. II
Mahomet. Abdel Meller & Albert,
Macy, Jim MeSSrS
Moving, Geko Nelson, Geo
Osborne, Mrs Chas
Peterson. y Phillips, ThoS
Prescott, Gussie Perry, (2)
Regain. J + RoSenthal, NJ
Richards, Miss X Robertson, T +
Richardson, W II Robinson, I Il
ROwald, Fritz RaStede Il
Smith, Jos Simmons, Geo
schmidt, I Z Splight, Il a.
StanuuS, Miss Z Shane. Saml
Suere, J VIM Schmidt, Otto
Sammes, + 7 ~ Stodart, VIM
SEVERN. ChaS Storm, c d
Smith, Miss Julia Starkloff, Miss Ida
Smith, \ I Sheldon, w
Smith, Jas
Tayeruier, Jules Thatcher, y
IomlinsOn, Dexter Thompson. Girls
IuIly, Mike Turner, Sidney
Victoria, Mr.. VeltrOm. c
Wark, P Angeles Westmeath, F H
Wilcox, Albert Wilson, Geo
Ward, Z G White, Eddie
Virgins, Mr.
Ziegler, c W
10 Parties inquiring for letters In the
above list, will please ask for - Adyer-
tised Letters"
F. WUNDENBERG,
POstmaSter-Gen
General Postoffice, Honolulu, June,
30, 1889
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At CHAMBERS.
FEIpAN, July 5,
s.AVy pflTSfnN


BEFORE MS HONOR JUSTICE PRESTON.
W. c. Peacock ". b. d'Abreu. Mo-
ton OF defendant to reopen the cause.
Argued and submitted. W. 4. Whiting
Tor plaintiff; Y. V. Ashford for defend
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DIED.

EqWTE-Ac HQn0.ua. kanapaI. Maui.
June .. 1SS9 Joseph q HOWE, = native
OF tFresuOcE, Scotland. aged - years and
days
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a3yeuisemsats.
Mortgages Notice of Inten.
ton to FOreeloSe.

liOh w tNAtNNs
PURSUANT TO THE POWER
~ Sale contained in that certain mortgage
from kraka to i Alfred M1go0H, Trustee. made
November 9Th, 1883, recorded in the office OF ihe
Registrar ~ Copveyauces iu Honolulu, la Liher
il3 pages as 80 and $50; Notice Is hereby
given that for condition broken therein TO wits
The non-payment Of the interest when due, the
MORTGAGE therein named intends 90 fcrccicsc
said mortgage. and VIII after the expiration o.
the time limited by law, and 40 The time aud
place 70 DC hereafter designated, sci, az Public
Auction, an The lands, Icnrmrnts and herrdtEa-
mcpts Ia said mortgage described, that Is 90
say; All that piece OF parcel OF land situate ~
kalawahine, Honolulu, Oahu, bounded rs fol-
lows:
hooma>a ana ma Ike kihI IIena q keia e pill
pa ana me kc kiht Hikiua IA Apana I, ma BE
alauui hOokaawalciS 4 holu Aku:
AZ 6i' Is Kom lSS kgpuai pill me Apaua I,
Ak Il 81 Hom Is kapus pill Muliwai Nuuanu,
Hem 6i' IS ilik 1855 kapuai pill me Apaua .,
Hem Il So Hik - kapuai pii me Alanu laula,
q hi6i IA hoomaka ana III q Eka. q ! Ikea
hoi IA Apana o ma alma John Eua.
j. ALFRED MAGoON,
Trustee MOrtcagcC
For further particulars apply 10 j. Alfred
MagoOn, No. q Merchant Street, Honolulu, OF
TO l.. j Levcy, Auctioneer. l2sS1t
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VI ~ H. f,t... NJ l-sr.,s d, r rls-.,s-
i ...---5- w 'f-,-.,- y /. -
60 ~ = r..,-.,- s-,s 81 is. ,,,>~-.T'-..-(.
,,s,- ~. T..-,-
49,. :, 4 ,,.,1..,-'. ,,-f,,gs 4--a
s .....-.
$500.
nom NlGs ner >-i-E t-Ne-lNs. y w 80
Z l-s-oe u = hs2,e-, N-->ser 5a>Si. 4 u
ae-',- s--> s-.a rs =, ~ 49,, " Nf-
wl-e and daughter. \ 4 1'tts5E, Hiss : NJ
Candies John N2o.e- = -eelS--- " a
HARDY h,-l>e. arC ~ dsI> t-e>S. ss->-
Ron Sau Francisco. per ; : Ee5slu ira.
July -Jci.e L L i}icSe-Iul. N-> brCtpn
and Chi. t-gr. L t C1-Gr-CrS. HON NJ i
llSl-5- VIE ana nurse Joan ~ J., l-5z.s, " .
E---t- Robert lr--5F5- IT II A~@a> an. \,
El-e- NE Z yers> h.iN~sl y an, n u
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L--Gy ana c1-l- -r " a N-->- 4 =
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The King vS. Jim kukona, for house
breaking. a verdict Of guilty was rend-
cred, and he was sentenced TO three
wears hard labor.
TIE CONTEMPT CASE.
Tie Marshal being before the Court,
the Court Saii-''The conclusion Of the
proceedings yesterday in the matter OF
the order committing the Attorney Cen
eral 10 twenty-iour hOnrS Imprisonment
was, that rs this had not been duly exc
cuted You would further report 10 the
Court Your further proceedings therein.
But 1t appearing TO the court that the
detention in the Station House for four
hours was 4 partial execution Of the SEN
tence, and tina, it cannot properly be ex-
ecuted during several days in separate
fractional periods ri the term, which IS
one day OF twenty-fOur hOuIS. And
moreover that the proper execution OF
the sentence has now passed by, the
further execution thereof is hereby or
dered 70 be RENTED, and this Will DE
endorsed by the clerk on the order OF
commitment.
As for the fine imposed upon YOUR
sell, the court takes into consideration
the very difficult position YOU were in
from being subordinate officer OF the
Attorney General.
You stated thar YOU We're advised by
legal counsel that the form in which YOU
reported that YOU had carried out the
sentence was legal execution thereof,
and it does not appear that You were in
fact COntumaciouS.
The legal disobedience may therefore
be eondOned.
The fine imposed is hereby ordered TO
be RENTED, and the clerk will so enter
II