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FIsH oOMMIssI0N.
Enormous Amount Of Work Il Has Ae-
compIlahsd During the Season.

compIIshsd Daring the ssaSon'
WASHINGTON. D. c.. juno 2i.-The
vorI, OF the United States FISH commits
sion during the past season has been
enormous. over lOO, ,OOO.OOO ccz;sSZy hatch
cd NJ Gloucester and woodshell have
bsen nlanted at the fisheries on the New
Tncland coast. and 2OO.0O0O0O shad col.
IecIed in the Potomac, Susquehannn ana
delaware rivers, were distributed along
Atlantic, from Massachusetts TO Flori-
da, about 1OO, ,OOO, 900 Holsters have been
taken ut Rockland. Maine, ana new
London, Conn. These are being lherh-
ted by several vessels engaged IN tho
work. II ls expected that 5O'OOOOVO more
will be collected before the end OF the
season. Mackcrcl Is now In progress AZ
Woodsholl, Gloucester, Casco Bay
Maine. From the hatcherles Oh tha
great lakes devoted exclusively to white
Iish and lake trout, l25,0OO.OOO fish fry
and 100000 lake trout fry have Deen
matched and planted.
The hntcheries at Quincy, Ills, Neo-
Rha, Mo, Manchester, Ia, Leadville' Col,
and San Marcos, Texas, have collected
and distributed S,OO0.0 900 trout and about
lOO. 900 bass. New stations will be es-
tablIshed under the recent npproprta-
tIon bin at Black Hills, S. D.. New
Hampshire and at Irwin. Tenn, and
auxiliary stations are in contemplation
on the Clackanas Rogue and Salmon
rivers in oregon. on Puget Sound and
the Little White Salmon river in Wash.
ingtou, and on the McCloud, Battle
Creek and Trinity in California Tho
work Of planting Pacific salmon which
last year reached an aggregate OF 3D.
900. 900, will be continued next fall. The
salmon industry on the Pacific coast is
OF vast Importance, but 1t is not as yet
extensive on the Atlantic. Probably 25,-
600 would cover tho Atlantic salmon
catch last season.
DIR. Ravenel. the superintendent OF
FISH culture, believes that the salmon In
dustry can be developed on the Atlantic
coast, and last fall about 100000 Paci-
flc salmon OF the Quinnat and Sockeye
varieties were planted in the st. Law
renee, Penobscot and Delaware rivers.
The Pacific salmon, while It will take
n fly. is not the game fish the Atlantic
salmon is
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 2I.-Thc
prizes In the singing contests Of the
Northeastern saenEerbund were award
ed tonight as follows:
City Federatloas-First class socie-
ties, won by United Singers OF Brook
lyn, only one prize In this class; second
class societies. United Singers, Hudson
county. N. j.. first; United Singers, OF
Trenton, second. Individual societies
OF first class: First prize won by Arion.
OF Newark; second. Harmonic, OF New
ark: third. Orphous, OF Buffalo.
Individual societies, second class
First prize, Maennerchor OF New York;
second. Eichenkranz. OF New York:
third, Franz Schubert Maennerchor, OF
New York. MOcnuerResanEvercl LIB
erty, Of New York. and Arion, OF Jersey
City, tied for fourth prize.
Individual societies, third clasS-First
prize, Delaware Saengerbund. OF VIII
mington; second. Bremen GesanGyerein,
OF New York: third, Cecilia, OF Brook
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WEST VIRGINIA PERSONALS.
General ST. Clair Recovering from :
stroke oFParnIysIs.

General 81. Clair Recovering from a
stroke oTParHIysIs.
Special Dispatch to tho IntolIIgonccr,
WASHINGTON, D. c., juno 2i.--Gen.
]. W. St. Clair, Of Charleston, who is
here under tho care OF a noted specialist.
was in the lobby OF the National hotel
this evening for a few minutes. HIS
friends may be assured that from pres
ent Appearances and belief. he Is sub
stantially improved. but that he ran
narrow risk OF very scrious conse-
qucnces from paralysis la also evil
dent. The stroke wns slight, but suill-
Cient to cause pronounced change in
his Appearance. one eye IL affected
more than the other but the vision in
each Is impaired. The General spoke
hopefully OF the outcome. but OF the same
time said hls condition Sunday night
last was such as to require the exercise
OF tho skill Ot several Physicians TO avert
more serious results. lie believes he
Will soon be almost, II not quite, himself
ngain.
Among other West Virglnans in
Washington are Dr. Brown and WIFE, OF
Sewell, and a. G. Smith, OF Clnrksburg.
The latter Is on his way home from
philadelphia and stopped here to see
Capt Dovcncr. G.. Il. HOwarth, Of Hun
tlngton, Is also here.
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JAPAN's PROTEST
AgNInIt the Annexation Of the Sandwich
Islands ny the United States.

AgRInIt tho Annexation Of the Sandwich
Islands ny the United States.
WASHINGTON. d. C., June 2l,-The
gist OF tho protest OF Japan 10 Hn-
walInn annexation, which was read to
the senate committee on foreign rcla-
tlons yesterday. is as follows:
The acquisition OF Hawaii by annex
alton 10 the United States would de-
prlyc the resident Japanese in the
Islands OF rights TO which they arc Mt
present entitled under the present
treaty with Hawaii, At present there
are 5000 japanese In the islands with
large property rights. and under the
present conditions they are entitled to
become citizens of Hawaii.
In case OF annexation those japanese
could not become citizens of tho United
states. aE the decisions of United states
circuit courts are 10 the cffeCt that no
Agmtlc cnp become n citizen ui tho
United States. Iiy annexation tho
fapanc1u nov resident IN Hawaii would
bc sublpct to any measures that might
he ndontpd by the United states; they
youli lose thc rlRht 20 become citizens
and to vote, tho large interests owned
by Japanese cItZruB In the Islands
would be greatly jeopardl2ed; there
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bridegroom. The ceremony was private,
and no previous announcement that It
would occur tonight had been made.
/, has been generally published that
the marriage would take place to-mor-
row, but Governor Atkinson camO hero
to-day to attend the Masonic celobra-
ton OF st. Johns Day. and. 1t is presum-
cd, altered his plans after arriving in
the city. Asi was to be a private we'd
ding. no cards had been issued and tho
change of plans caused no inconvenl-
cnce or surprise to any one.
Al 900 o'clock Governor and Mrs. At
kinson left on the Baltimore & Ohio
road for washington City and other
eastern points on n brief bridal tour,
and will not arrivO at the state capital
for several days, in the meantime visit
ing Louisville. Kentucky,whsre the gov
ernor has an engagement to deliver an
address.
So quiet was tho AFFAIR tonight that
very few people in clartsburg were
aware that the governor of West vlr-
Elnla had taken unto himself wife un-
I'll after the ceremony was over and the
couple had departed on their happy
journey.
As IS well known. the bride is the
widow OF tho late Judge Gideon d.
Camden. from whom she inherited a
large estate. which fact has caused con-
siderable litigation brought by other
heirs Mrs Camden Is handsome and
accomplished woman and viii take her
place as a social leader at tho stntc cnpl-
tai where, as the mistress OF the exccu-
tive mansion, she Is sure to be a popu-
lar hostess.
Therewerefewp peoplcabout the railroad
station tonight on the departure of the
governor and HIS bride, but those who
were there rendered hearty congratula-
tons to them and wished them well for
the future. The governor was in his
happlcst mood and Mrs. Atkinson bore
her new honors Charmlngly.
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n1sIopaEp rRE INsuRaENTs,
nat the Spanish Forces In Doing 90 Hst
With Severe Loss.


With Severe Loss.
HAVANA, June 2L-coL Aguileras,
with a column of troops. and acting in
conjunction with the local guerrilla
force and garrison OF Aadruga, has
been engaged with an insurgent force
under the leadership of Aranguren,
which was entrenched in the Sierra dc
Grille, near NIadruga, in this province.
The Spanish troops. the official report
says, successfully dlslodged the insur-
gents from all the positions occupied By
the latter,untll the enemy reached Abro
del Cafe, where the insurgents made O
determined stand. Eventually the IN
surKents also were dislodged from that
place, and the Spanish troops destroyed
the enemy's camp
The fighting, the official report adds.
lasted from 3 o'clock In the afternoon
until Z o'clock Mt night. The insurgents
In retreating left ten men killed on the
field, und the government force lost one
lieutenant and fliteen soldiers killed.
and had one major. one captain, and
l3i soldiers wounded.
Dispatches from Cienfugos, Santa
Clara, say that active operations Of the
Spanish oopshave compelled many In
gurgents with their families to seek
refuge I'm the Spanish lines.
An uflcal announcement is made
from Plnar del Rio 10 the effect that
twenty-five insurgents, with their FAM
ilies, have surrendered to the Spanish
authorities in that part OF the island
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NEW YORK, June ga dispatch
from ottawa, ont, 10 the Press says; A
political crisis that may result in rad
Ic,l chnngc In tho constitution Of Cana
do rs Imminent. The SENATE, majority
m whose members are Tory derelicts OF
INST federal and provincial govern
nents. have declined 10 ratlfy certain
contrncts made by the present Liberal
ministry, The ministry have put into
Tho estimates items which VIII enable
them 10 carry on the contracts. should
the senate defeat them, an appeal TO
Inc people ngainst the senate VIII be IN
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JuPTLER prRNERs
To tho Poor Given by the Princess Ot
Wnles-ThouEands Fed.

To the Poor Given by the Princes q
Wales-ThOuSandS Fed.
LONDON, Juno 2i.-The Princess Of
Wales jubilee dinners to the poor to-
day were very successful. About 5000
denlzens OF the slums were sumptuous-
iy entertained at the various centers.
The princess. accompanied by the
Prince OF Wales. Princess Victoria. OF
Wales. and Prince and Princess Charles
OF Denmark, visited the principal halls
where the feasts were given.
The places visited by the royal party
were the Peoples Palace in the east end
OF London; che Central Hall, Holborn
and the Wesleyan school house at
Clerkenwell. At the Peoples Palace
the royal visitors were received by the
lord mayor, Sir George Faudel-PhillipS,
and the lady mayoreSs. The guests
there consisted of a thousand ragged
children. After the national anthem had
been sung the children were served
with n good feast OF roast beef, pota-
toes. pies, tarts. blanc mango, tellies,
apples, oranges and ice cream The
fare at the other places was the same.
The Princess OF Wales and her party
received an ovation everywhere.
The Princess OF Wales requested the
lord mayor to deliver a message to the
diners as follows:
although am unfortunately unable
to be present at all the dinners for my
poor, I shall be with them Ia spirit.
Hoping that they will enjoy themselves
and give three cheers for their queen.
CSiEned.) PRINCESS OF WALES.
This has emphatically been the Prin-
cess OF Wales day, and her idea OF Civ
Ing n treat TO the poor has been crown
ed with the greatest success. She was
everywhere received with enthusiasm.
Tho day was very hot and the prince1B
wore a simple white muslin dress.
At the Peoples Palace the princess
herself made the first block OF ice
cream with a patent freezer, TO the de-
IIuhf of the children,
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TRENTON, n. J.. June 4.-Thc sltu-
o,Ion In Morrlsvlllc. Pa. where throo
hundred Itnilnn laborcrs have threaten
Cd violence unless their money is forth
coming. la silu prccnrloua. although
there Ia n cessation OF hOstilltlc9' ShetlH
Aaron. OF DOylcslOwn, arrived una
morning and swOrc In twenty deputies
These deputIca are guarding inc hnaE-
land Uotiee. whore contractor Wheeler
m hiding from tic dissatisfied lnborcra.
wheeler IN surrounded by n dozen OF hia
foremen. and they arc armed, fearing
that the Italians may break Ia on them,
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 2i.-Tho
Republican senators decided In caucus
tonight by a vote of % to II to sustain
the action OF the finance committee in
placing n duty upon hides, but did not
pass upon the question Of the amount
OF the duty to be imposed. The commit
tee was nlso sustained in the rate fixed
upon imported wrapper tobacco. The
only other disputed questions consider
cd were watches and watch Jewels, and
upon these the finance committee was
reversed, the house rates being accepted
on watches and watch Jewels being
made free Tho caucus was well at
tended.
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HALIFAX, N. s.. June 2t--At The un-
yelling of the Jubilee fountain In tho
public gardens this afternoon, Lord Alb
ordcen made nm eloquent speech, In the
course OF which he rnld he was greatly
pleased 20 read of 80 hne celebration
Of tho queens diamond Jubilee IN Boa-
ton. n celebration taken part IN not
alone by people OF llrlilRh extraction.
hut by many distinguished pcuonRgeH
0f the United states. including the may
or Boston. This, Lord Aberdeen said,
was signincanL
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HE STOLE A MARCH.
Governor Atkinson wedds d at
Clarksburg Last Night,
ESPOUSING MRS. MYRA CAMDEN
The Handsome and Accomplished
Widow OF Late Judge Camden.
THE CEREMONY WAS PRIVATE.

.nd Vras Performed at che Residence Of
che HrIds, Rev. A. Nick, Rrothsr,ln-
Law oftAo GrOOm, OnsIatlnE-ThS Mar.
rlaTO vas Conducted 20 ouistiy that
Very rev People KnswOF ths East uD-
al Amer It was Ovsr-TAs Governor aud
IIls wiz. Leave for the East Ola = Brief
BridaITOur.
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PENSIONS ANp PosrOEElCES

George f. Work to he Recommended for
PostmNStsr at slEtsrHVilic.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgnneor.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2t.-Pen-
sion certificates have been issued to West
Virginia applicants as follows: Original,
special. William II. HaineS McIConald 8,
Increase, William II. Petty, Grafton
Widows, MallssI l.. Carroll, wheeling.
Among the important postal appoint
rnsnfa soon 10 DE made In First West
Virginia district is that OF postmaster
M Slstprsvlllc. II ls the present under
standing thnt Representative DoVener
and senator Elkins have united upon
George T.. Work for the position ana
that his nomination will be recommend
ed TO the President tomorrow.
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No AaREEMENT REACHEl
In the Conferences Over the Iron and
Steel and Sheet Wage Scale.

In the ConfercneeI Over the Iron and
Steel and Sheet Wage Scale.
PTTTsBURG, June 24.-The confer
ence on the iron and steel wage scale
adjourned this evening without having
reached an agreement The day was
spent in discussing the extras In the
scale. The differences between the two
sides are not very great, but the manu-
Facturers concluded that they would not
sign the scale until the tin plate scale
Is settled.
A settlement Of the sheet scale Is more
important than the tin plate scale so far
as the number OF workme.g employed is
concerned. The scale sought TO be ad-
iIrPted today affects the wages of fully
eS.OOO men employed In the union sheet
mills OF the country.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGES
Made Against JudEs Mcdonald, Of the
KAnawhA County Court.

ha"s Against JudEo MoDonaldI OF the
KAnawhA County Court.
Special DllpRteh 10 tho 1ntelllEcnrcr.
CHARLESTON, w. va. juno "a
Application was fled today before
Judge Guthrie. OF the circuit court, pray
ing FOR the removal from once Of Judge
j. 8. Mcdonald. Of the county court,
Tho grounds upon which the petition
70 based are brad and sensational, and
allege improper conduct In Office, neglect
of duty. and gross immortality.
The Impeachment proceedings grow
out Df the liquor license trouble her, rp-
ported from time TO time In tho Intclli-
Eeucer a summons was served on
Judge Mcdonald to-day and he ia To ap-
pear In court 90 answer the charges on
July lst. a great array of legal talent
VIII be- employed IN The case on both
sides. and an Interesting trial IL cS-
p"Ctcd by the public.
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CORRIN,IS June 2i.-ThIs place was
the secno OF n terrible tragedy this af-
tcrpoon when Daniel l.. Curry, promi-
mont business man. shot and killed John
Corlry. a wcll-known Louisville boot
and shoe salcfmnn, II IL alleged that
NIrn Curry was Insultcd by Corlcy q few
days ago while on a train. Mr., Curry
took Corlcy to task FOR the Insult nnd
i'm ibo fight that resulted he fired i've
ghots into Cnrley Killing him Instantly.
curry apparently has the sympathy OF
INC people with him. He gave himself
IN shortly after the tragedy.
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A STRICKEN CITY.
Topeka, Kansas, Bombarded by a
Terrific Hail Storm.
STONES WEIGHING A POUND

Deal Death aud DsrtruetlOn-DoGS In the
street. Instantly Killed aRd HorHss
Knocked to Their KusSs-Dsad Birds
Found EvSrywhsro-Many PsrSonS Re-
esive serious SInJurIsS-TrsoS Stripped of
Foliage ana Window PsnsI smashed.
city Looks as n It Had withStOOd =
Siege Of War Cans.
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spcelal BY Telephone.

cLARKsBURa. w. Va. June 24.-At
> o'clock tonight in the presence of u
few OF the immediate friends of the
contracting parties. Hon, George wes-
ley Atkinson. governor OF West Virgin
Ia and Mrs. Myra Il. Camden, were uni
ted in marriage at the Camden resi-
dence in this city. by Rev. a. Mick, Of
Buekhaunon, a brother-In-iaw of the
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SENATE SURPRISED
BY Mr.. Hale's Proposed Amend.
ment to the Rules
TO BAR ALL THE EX-SENATORS

From the Privileges of the Floor OF the
senate who are Interested ia Amy Claim
or Bm Pending before cOnErs'H-A
HIOw Aimed at Chronic IyobbyIHII-On
rive Pages OF ths Tariff Hlll Disposed OF
Ys.tsrday-Ths Cih OF JApAns Protest
Agulnut the ANNEXATION ofHRwNii.
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AN INRAGED MOB
Ansr n Man Charged with Murder Near
FovrttsvIIIc, West Virginia.

After q MAN CnhrkeN "'AhA "AN
Fayetteville, West Virginia.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, june "a spc-
cIoI 10 the commerclal-Tribuno from
Fayetteville. w. Va, says: Tomorrow
ia Inc day clark Lewis, the murderer
hangs. and this morning the sheriff re-
cclved word of another murder, ana ltr tno
nnople nre onragcd. Joe Bragg a con-
r,,bIc deliberately shot Tom Miller n
drunken man he was attempting TO ar
rest. nj stone Clln, not far from here,
and n coroncr's Jury has decided that
Bragg shnll be held upon charge OF
Al Thurmond, where Bragg was jail
3D. n mob formed TO lynch him, The
officials spirited Bragg away 10 iouEe
him in Iall here, coming through inc
woods by clrcultous route. The mob
Is on its way here and Il IL n question
whether the mob or the prlaoner VIII ar
rlvo here first, Sheriff McNoy Is sum
monIng citizens to help him guard the
tall
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KANSAS CITY. No, June H.-The
most intense heat that has prevailed in
central Kansas for several wears has
days. the Thermometer averaging 100.
and nnnlly reaching lOi, Many pros-
iratlons among farmers are reported,
ana at some points farmers have been
compelled to abandon their harvest
work In the vicinity OF Larncd II waE
hot enough to curl the leaves OF Vege-
u. ALuLA
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ALTOONA. Pa. June 2i.-The fourth
annual meeting of the state Luther
League convened In the first Lutheran
church here to-day and Will remain In
session I'LL tomorrow evening. Two
hundred and ten delegates are present.
The state president. DR.. II. Louis BOugh
er, Of Gettysburg, II presiding. Reports
of officers and greetings were heard this
morning
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n.port.d 10 II.rs I'm Lrneh,d.

PADUCAH, KY. June 2i,-lt ia re-
ported here that Miller. who assaulted
the i've ycar-old daughter of J. u with
on. ~ Eddyvlllc and was taken 90
Princeton FOR safe kceLanE. was secretly
lynched nt Princeton last night
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BOMBAY, June 2i.--It developed to-
day that Plague Commissioner Rand,
who was shot and wounded by native
while leaving the governors reception
at Ganeshkind on Tuesday evening at
the same time the Lieut.. Aycrst, OF the
commissariat corps was killed. ~ not
dead. as reported last night. The COM
missioner IS improving.
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JACKSON Miss, June 2i,--Thc Cap
Itnl llght guards OF this city have been
ordered out to so 60 Crystal Sprlngs,
Mlss., TO protect ncgru in Jail there for
the murder Of u farmer ut that place
n few DAYS ago,
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HENDERSON, Ky, June 2t-Hariln
Randolph met Alice Tnpp walking with
Robert Taylor on Second street here to-
night and shot her dead, A shooting
affray followed With her escort, Robert
TAYLOR. In which Randolph was killed
aud Taylor badly wounded, Jealousy
ls the supposed cause. All are colorcd.
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,,ov,m,nt, or strnm,hip,.

PLYMoUTH-Augusta Victoria, New
York
NEW YORK Steamer Majestic,
Liverpool; Lain, Bremen.
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WHAT SAILOR MEN TALK Of
r. VI. :. WARRlMOO ARRIVES FROM
VANCOUVER.
Steamer Kinau in Port Many Island
Vessels Sail-Gossip \long the Wa
ter Front.

The Kinau was reported soon after
10 o'clock this morning
The Claudine resumes her regular
run around Maui today, sailing at 5
p. IN.
The c. ID. Bryant has moved down
to Wilder's wharf, 20 take sugar, cx-
pected on the kinau.
The Mauna Loa sailed this morning
with n good cargo of freight and a
number of passengers.
The Archer is dischn.ging brick at
the coal wharf. Captain Calhoun has
not learned as yet whether he is to
get sugar.
The barkentine Amelia will probab-
ly sail for the Sound about next Set
urday. She is still discharging lum-
Der at Allen & Robinson's wharf.
The Warrimoo reports having en-
countered southerly winds coming
across, which means long passages
for the vessels now headed this way
from the Coast.
The bark Mauna Ala is discharging
a general cargo at the lrmgard wharf.
She will not get Il charter back to the
Coast, but will &c up in ballast. She
is badly in need of repairs, as much
of the sheathing is off her bottom. 1t
has not been decided whether she will
dry dock here or At San Francisco,
but dock she will before another car
go goes into her.
The II. NJ. S. Warrim 10 arrived from
Vancouver and Victoria last night,
bound for the Colonies. She had a
fine trip down, covering the distance
in less than eight days. She brought
230 tons of general mercnaudiae for
this port, and took out 80 tons of
coal. The Warrimoo is now running
on the Aorangi's time, and has man
aged to pick up two weeks of the
three lost by the latter steamer on ncr
first two trips. With good luck the
Warrimoo will make up the other
week in Sydney, and after that i'll Of
the II. NJ. s. boats may be expected
here on time.