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New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
MoIsRs WILKINS. Auotouset
TXECTTTORs SALE of pROpFRTY nv

EXECUT0Rs SALE of PROPERTY on
A. IryilEplsee. Beseh. water snd Best Fhcsnh ss -
H. H. LUDLOW Co viii ssl % suction "WEDNESDAY March
D. 1862 o'clock the Exchange Saesroo No. III Broadway
New York, by order of Daniel u. Lord. BIecnioE
IRVING PLACEhe hrh soop brick houses and
s Eos o. and 70 irving pses casts side Eghtseh houses
each 20 feet Vita modem l0ts each z8KoB feet
EAST fFTEKET STThe 0urory big Itoop brcE h0dse and
o No W gis HsHihSt north side iuS place house 23I53
feet lot 25Tlb1d
BBAcHsT The three story attic and basement bi house and h
No 20 BeachT south side opposite Hudson River RAloil freight
depot; house 27E59 feet; lot Z7IO0 feet
WArERST brick and lot No lef
westerly side between Fstche Bung
psr,yvl south di lot lLI0g03 Pos,soH all sLoTs
Bay J. 1909
Seventy Of The purchase remain bond and mort
gage for three OF Eve ysarI a. per neut
hapa Of the be obtained the ocs Of tie Aucoue
No. 3Piue.st, ks9-Yofk. fJ7lD
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
Saftion Sails of graI Sstut,.

A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will SELL
On MONDAY. March ].
n o'clock the Exchange SalesrOom No Ill BoadEAY,
VALUABLE DOWNTOWN STORE PROPERTY.
PEAKSTThe four and attic boA Building ard Lot No 30
Pel CoentesD ls sEC7 feet rents foI s28 per aauu
Bnilrg Lot NO. l4l Nater-St
ucrtbeas 81 De PeysterSL, abOst 2jr69 feet
WATERSTTh brick buBg and Lot No ll3 WatersL
% Of De Peysier.sL, l941t96
wATEHST-Tbe foarstory sn attic brick Buiug with gas S,
No rs Waiorst adjoining the listuamed lot elKl0 feet There
alley from tbe rear Of ali these lots to De PeystsF-s.
Mars a. No. u Ced6rst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
Three Hundred and twenty-five
CITY LOTS
6 FINE RESIDENCES.
rnK PROPERTY or nBNRY P DE GRAAR.

THE PROPERTY or HENRY P. DE GRAAR
Thl. property sJI BROADWAY formerly BOSTON
ROAD. OPPOSITE FRsrsT MoRRIsAHIA and DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ONR HJsDRED AND SiXTIRTHsr., on EEw.Y0kN
ISLAND. sbd 10 MINUTES FROM FORTY SRC0ND,ST, BIZ
HARLEM RAILROAD
HARLRN AND NoRRisASIA HORSE CARS grounds evsry
inus eenuecug sh tae Th RAoad and htsaboat
f Peel Slip Ao ul mauiei nom MEloss aHd MonsAaia
Depot
oSR FINE STONE DWELLING "a ROOMS. 10 CITY
LOTS Md, Improvements High Gruuud spsodd shahe The
buluE would $4,000 bud aas place Zoe s9nner
wialsr Iioisl
on. LARGE DWELLING SIZED With brick 10 Rooms
Barn. Grapes snd Fruit Abuniihss, aai directly facing
Wes,my-psosi City Lots, ell Modern Improvements
TOWER HOUSE Manst Roof 6 Rooms all Modern In.
ptovemsAi, City Loli sPleadd yisE
GOTHIC HousR, /, Rooms hoisp Improvements. Barn
Hss Two DWELLINGS, tuI together Party WALL
10 Rooms zach, and Tuo CiJ Lots 70 each baihiing
Also. SMA IL HOUSE 90 City fots
THK ABUyB PROPERTY Is located HIGH GROUND With
VlKw Of the PALISADES. CENTRAL PARK .ni the SOUND
TIE proposed RkW CENTRAL B0JLkVARD, fom the Harlem
River 70 Jerome Psfi whea bui vii connect With the BOS
TOS ROAD At THIS POINT And PASS DIRECTLY IN FRONT or
THIS PROPERTY. BOSTON ROAD BROADWAY 10 laid With
aFfoitN VFNEST an 10 o. snd arrange
msle 10 lay t 70 ous hundred sndIiy hht The streets
ofWss Second eube gathered and aaggi Street
Lawns Or erected ihGbas bout the village - -....
This PROPERTY Why BASY OP ACCESS LAYS HIGH hHsa
COMMANDING YIBW, and VERY HEALTHY and hss the Eene
reputation q seias Tue sae,S gog the town Ahs Improve
10 PER CEHr CASH ard AUCriONBBRS PBB on day Of
sale 30 PR CEEI srsihe lis day Of APRIL snd MORT
GAGE AT YEARS of balance TIE Oes of Jk MARVIN Post
sGaeston h called 10 he Tnris ofA Green Central Park
CmmsBeF IN The world of Feb - and Tunes Of Feb IS Maps
bs Ohs Al the OAne Of hs Auetpnse The Stone House with
$50 Botoa Rost and a feet Cna can be purchased IN oao
psJ a. tie Second pa. To, property
horTHA arrival " ears hom tAs ChJ 10 convey
10
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
ApRlAs Il. MuLLER, Aueiiouesr.

ADRIAN H. MuLLER, AueiioueeL
HOUSE and LEASE of LOT No 243 East
A Broadsu at AUCTION ADRIAN H. MULLER, p r. Will
hlNS Co will sell at AUCTION MONDAY March al O'clock
al The Exchange salesroOm. No III BToadgay.
BASr BROADWAYThe three story brick house and lease Of lot
situate the south Bst broadway between Clinton
aud kBown No 11 Tbe lease Is
u years from August l. 1853 ground
S2 and contains The
house about 6 r. deep has modern improvement and n good order
lot 37Is6 half block For maps apply tbs AucOssr No.
Pine st. (5OT1D
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
ADuAE ~ huLtEH, Aaciiopssr

ADuAE II. hULLER Aacti0neer -
EAECUIORS SALE of the valuable LEASE
n HOLD PREMISES No u w,shHgto square Knhu
ADRIAN w. MULLER, r. H. WILKINS Co viii sell Al Auction
WEDNESDAY March al Ia O'Clock A. the Exchange saeiro
No III broadway By order Of the Bsoutos 0f Cabrne Dunean
deceased
wAsHfSGTOSs sQUARFThe frrcas 1s,ory brieh DWELLING
HOUSE and LBASB or LOT situate the north side Of Washington
square The from Snug
Jet May 1882 the annual ground
R5 and aaemen' The lease contains the usual r
restrictions gfust uuitGuoes eonned In tie
granted y the Sailors buug sor and also the further Tesif
ton that Al buhnf erected the g be set bief 3 tet from
the line Of aVerpaoe and be ofbnck stone privilege 70
stable Of the JGI0i hapS a. Tbs Gss of the Andoh
eers, No Pinstt. BOsD
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

ApAiAN II MuLLKz Auetloussr
Y ALD ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
AssiHuh ~ I AOhIh,EAsI CORNER OF WEST AED BANK sTS
6gSbv holef r. wilkins Co win sell Al auction ss WPn
bisiaEsy - w AAenAugs salss'0ou, No III
Wpsrs- ~ CoREzR OF WEST AND BAgKsTs
A. ~ 80 hs p0t Of land on tho nertre sor,, - w.
~ 49, 49, n-ygA fant 90 Weftft 0f l52 feet; On Bspf a.
s,rs l esnts consist n brseas tstory bref st,
ION On vests and fJ feet depth bat IN az
O. there IL - lt BE t heavy buaibeFs; on Bsrl
tss pro s'.y s,;o. lt soT CO BY fast Td gfopeye h
hiu n ~ ~ ~ % plyo There bn nov before tbs L.
nsIsn - MsstiL, Nb1h together With othsr E
hsg ss.s st gi.Ss.y Esi P'opssiiTs value
'-'' A's"'a''t plooQ
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
A J. BLEECKER, son g. Co will sell at
"A. Auction. on WEDNESDAY March g. O'Clock, 81 the EI

HOMESTEAD AT HARLEM
AVE A. ONE HUNDRED AND. EIGHTEENTH AND ONRHUN
DRED AND Of ground forming the
the east side ofA1e the north size Of
ghteenh aud the south side Of
being together POLIO feet Ave A. and 2B feet each One
hundred ghesnh and hundred The
laid oct beautifully fruit and shade trees Of all kinda
shrubbe aOSer bulber plants and Ornamental trees Of the choicest
varieties
Improvements well built 2soy snd attic frame house With
additions oiled D With brick tin roof IA has gas ero
stationary wasrtubs hot furnace &C. &c hne car
tisghouss I splendid greenhouse all 10 good condition
These premises the Ne residence Of Jobu b. Hobby esq
HANDSOME RESIDENCE on SEVRHTY.THlRD.S ST., MAR
THlRD.AYK
SEVENTY THIRD ST-TwO attic brick house
souh Seventy thrst $50 has
high basement and Independent walls built by work. aud In
good order; the modern improVsme gty situated
oppose the Of magnificent willows on extending
from Third 10 FonrhayeA Title ihdsputable.
PEARST-Lo No 4Ji PsirIt SIDE between Madison and
Chathamsts.
Maps at No II Cedir.st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
autiun Sails uf gtaI Gstatt.

ADRIAN H. MuLLHR, Aucaneer
A UCTION SALE of valuable STORE PROP-
~ ERTY on Water and Frontss-ADRIAE ". MULLER r.
WILKINS Cs viii sell AZ auction WEDNESDAY March At IA
O'clock the Exchange SalesroOm No. Ill Broadway
WArRRsr-The 4Story brick STORE LOT situate on The
nOrhery side Of aterL bsNesn Brot and C0ente And
o 60 per annun. Lot 295Itla
RRONTSTbe tstor and attic bek STORE and LOT situate on
sOuiht side Of FontI Of COeptieSs ard
No ~ Ftoat The store nearly the entire o cellar
emeBted water tight Ih Seated 10 May BS Al b
per Lot lrsA Sixty per of the purchase may
Ne Piner, BO8l)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

And it is stated that moro than thirty thou.
sand persons are awaiting transportation from
Sweden and Norway, at any rate from Copenha-
gen, to this country, unable to obtain passage,
while The steamers running between this city
and Copenhagen have all their berths engaged
for months to come. ~
WHY Is TT?
If any one should ask the question why is It
that the people of the Old World do flock 80 to
the New, it would be difficult to answer it in
one breath. Some Of the reasons for an increas-
ed immigration were given above but they are
not all. Another is still left unmentioned. The
great home Improvements which this country a.
continually making, the extension Of railroads,
the Pacific Railroad, for instance. bringing near
market to almost everybodys farm, as they be-
lieve in Europe; the unparalleled river naviga-
ton. doing the same thing; the enterprise of the
people, continually opening new countries to the
traffic and labor of the world-all these have
their influence; but none 90 much as that we
have passed through q most gigantic war and
come out victorious, and being, moreover, re-
moved from European complications, Amesica
will enjoy long season Of internal peace and
quietude, and will have no necessity for calling
upon her citizens for military service. And then
that marriage is easier, that wages are higher,
that to acquire competence is less difficult than
in Europe. All these had and still have their
effect.-New York Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05
Immigration.

For some time immigration 10 this country
has been increasing. It was increasing in a re-
markable degree before the war. Then at once
it fell off, and it was for while doubted whether
it would be possible that immigration would
again reach in the number Of psrsons to the
same figure. And yet it did. For several gen.
erations this country was before the eyes Of Eu.
rope as the asylum of the oppressed Of all ma
tons" That impression could not be erased
from the young or old. They ell. whether poor
or rich, focked hither and enricbed the country
by their hands and brains, as well as by their
money. Even during the war the immigration
was not only numerous but actually astOnish
ing. Yet it has increased again in such q ratio
that even European politicians, or, as they like
TO be called, statesmen, are thoroughly dufnb.
founded. M ~ up,
Why should the people Of Europe emigrAte!
This is question which but few can spswer.
The rulers of the people inhabiting what Is geo
graphically known AS Europe know the reason
very we'll but they won't divulge 1t. 1t il mel
ther taxes nor other pecuniary impositions upon
the labor Of the country, but the claims OF the
Government to the personal service OF the man,
four certain years Of his manhood, till 10 reach
cs his majority. In other words, it is the COM
pulsory military service Of every young man
born within the jurisdiction of his principally,
and which the yonng man dislikes, that drives
many Of the most valuable working 'craft"
away. And then the young maidens. There ere
SO many obstacles placed in the way Of their
getting married that they themselves induce .
good many young men to join them on the trip
across the Atlantic. The old folks follow the
young as a matter Of course and 80 the immi.
grafton increases. Those that have been here
invite their friends to come the success Of these
allures others to follow them. They again have
their friends, who come after, and thus lmmi Sra-
ton must increase. 1t has lately Increased to
such an extent that it became noticeable that
there were not steamers enough on the ocean to
bring hither all who wished tn come.
SOME STATISTICS
This assertion may not be believed by some
II they read and carefully scan the figures as we
give them they will have TO confess that facts
have outrun their imagination. Let US take the
actual number OF arrivals in this city from
abroad and passing through Castle Garden from
January 10 tho present day. ga
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

Thus, since the LIST day of January no lsss
than 1000 persons have landed here from
abroad.
Let as take them now according to their ma
tionalities. OF course it is impossible to give
the nativity of each man or woman upon his or
her arrival, but the records of the Emigration
Bureaa at Castle Garden, though not entirely
correct, as will DO seen hereafter. show shat Of
the principal countries of Europe the immigra-
ton was about as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

The increase Of late in the immigration Of peo-
pie from Sweden and Norway is larger than that
from any other part Of the world. The follow.
ing table, giving the immigration from Scandi-
navia since January last up to yesterday, will
explain this assertion. OF natives Of Sweden
and Norway there arrived as immigrants at this
port in ag ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

From the 18th to the 14th of May no less than
AIT persons have landed here from Enropay ell
immigrants, who will hereafter make their hone
in thiscohntry, of The following nationaiities:
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
NEW YoRK. Ansust 81, 1865.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ Sealed PROPOSES addressed 70 either of the undersigned
VIII be received gGti Thursday September s l6 for hs
graduation, and bridging that part the Con-
neccu Western Railroad extending from point tho
State line Of New York; in the town of Salisbury point
in the town o. Canton, the village of Consvle, dis.
tance Of fj miles or for any portion thereof.
Proales specifications be the Engineers
office, Clarke House, Wnsted, Conn, and after Scpem
Der |. next.
The company the right reject all proposals. not
deemed tor their interest to accept.
WILLIAM IT, BARNUM, PRESIDENT
Or WILLIAM G.. Cor, Secretary. Lime Rock, Conn.,
Wusted. Conn.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
PROPOSALS..


EROTON AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT.
" TO IRON MOULDERS:-
Sealed proposals. endorsed rroposal for Iron Ppe also
with the OF bidder and date Of the orerag will be
ceived thiz oce until III A. NJ OF Monday Sept l3 1862
for the supp Off
a,220 lineal feet of 20-inch pipe
$3.50 lineal feet OF finch pipe,
400 liaeai feet OF 4-inch pipe,
s7 tons OF branch pipes and special castings
Specifications for the above AMI blank forms the bids,
and all necessary information be obtained appii
cation this Oilce.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
HO3ERT l.. DARRAGH,
GECKGE s. GREENE,
Croton Aqueduct Board.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

ITO WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO
~ do chambefwors aud assist with waiting In n ur
vae family good reference from her last place. Call for
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
FURNITURE.

A FAMILY LEAVING CITY WILL SILL AT a
a sacrifice all tncr elegant Household Furniture for cash.
Magnificent rosewood Pianofoc, $780, for a75 satin
walnut reps Suit S65 FIVE full Chamber suits, from Ssj
Si75 suit Carpets, Curtains, Paintings Bron,es Mirrors,
Dining Furniture for less than half csinal cost Gail this
day. lie West Iweniy-sxth street, Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

CAEPETs, FURNITURE AND BBDDISG.-HOUsE-
- Keepers supplied with the ahovc easy terms. PAY.
mens weekly monthly KELLEY CO., corner Twenty
9Th street and Sixth avenue No connection with any othsr
store.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

MADAME uOPE-BY PALN1STaY ON An NJ.
l fairs of life. SO Last Eghy-third slree Ladies, 81;
gents, %
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

al girl to do chamberwort and waiting or would do
plain sewing good recommendations
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

NFME ROSS Tells YOU EvERYrirNG-THE NAME
". marty, and that OF her yslori shows you his
likeness 10 East ThFeh s,reot, near Madison usenuc.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

J-ON EAST slsF ST., CORNER 4rH AVA RESPECT.
JOU able young girl chamhci1naid willing assist
table, washing ironing Can be for
the above number present employers
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

90 wYcKOFF ST., NEAR LEONARD, WILLIAMS.
GA bnrg.-A Conan girl ytnr5 OF age, chamber
maid and TO take of children
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

iON 9Th Av., BETWEEN 29rH AND GOTH STs-A
fOO respectable young girl rst c,aee cook In private
any; objection 10 assist in the washing; good city ref
srenee given.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

100 GREENWICH STA YOUNG GIRL AS COOK,
TOO washer and ironer Best city reference. Call for
Two days.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

od GREENWICH Av., NEAR WEST 10TH STA
sjt respectable young woman to do chenberwork and
waiting no obleeL0n 70 the country. Good reerencea.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

(NARPTTs, FURNITURE AND CIL CL0THs.-O'FAR.
" RELL & GREENE No. 80 Eighth Avenue, corner of
Twentieth street, selling at reduced rees Payments
taken weekly on monthly.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A COMMISSION HOUSE OF GodD STANDING AND
n connections in the United States and able 70 open
bankers credits IN England required by Liverpool nm 70
ana 70 promote shipping business Address prepads with
erences and all possible particulars to Export care OF
pool. ~s~'-' ~0 --'
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

CfT WEST eth ST., TOP FLoOR.--A RESPECTA-
bic Girl rs cook, washer and ironer; best city refer
from las, employer
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

c)Hd It'll Av., BETWEEN 25Tu AND 25TH STs-A
JOt Girl rs cook washer and roner ia viking and obls
ing; good references.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

O1n WEST 18th ST., NEAR sTi AVA RESPECT.
sDlO ebe good plain COOK wiling to assist In
tho washing; come well recommended; willing to 20
short distance in the country.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
Cnnni',eruraidss &c,

90 WEST 26rH STA RESPECTABLE Young WO-
20 chamheglnAid and seamsress; operate
the Wheeler Wilson machine; is good waitress bes city
reference from her last place.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

OOO 1sT Av., BETWEEN 22D AND PED STs.-TWO
OCO respectable young (sistcrs) wish TO live to-
gehcr FIRST class cook and to assist with the sng
and oning the other chambermaid and TO with the
washing and ironing waress best city reference Can
be
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

C17 WEST ESD ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH
Z-f avs.--Two respectable girls sisters cook,
washer roner the other chaInbeInad waitress
has good city reference.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

C1O WEST s1sr ST. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
CiO room.-A young sir as pain cook washer and iron.
has no objection to private boarding houae Cali
two days. 80 = L -
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

fEA WEST 82D ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND NTH AVS
iCU AS good meat and pastry cook; would do the wash
ing OF smah family; excellent reference Can be for
two days.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

WANTED TO RENT-wfTH VIEW TO PURCHASE, A
w House with modern convenicnces and some ground,
within of the city good schoo. and Market
furnished unrrnished Address. with description aud
price to responsible tenant, MERCHANT, box 6,200
New York
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

1Od WEST 11TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL As
lCt chambermaid and waitress.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

CO7 ETH ST., BETWEEN lST AND 2D AVS-A RE
O,)l spectacle young woman cook; would assist with
the washing and ironing; also young girl waitress
chamhermnid.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

40 5TH AV, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STs-A
1T q Protestant uirl chanbornaid thorourllv ca
pabe doing up ladies' neres 10 take care OF children
good city reference given.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

1d7 WEST SDTH ST.. BETwEEN BROADWAY AND
lf 9TH AVA young girl chamtormaid and walt.
waiting alone; willing and obgng Best city
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

OdG WEST 3STH STA PROTESTANT GIRL AS
AtO cook chambermaid and watress best city refe
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

900 9Th Ay., BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH srs.-AN
ACC experienced woman good cook In gcntleman's
family Eas good reference
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

1SQ WEST e9D STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO
100 chamberwprk and waiting; no objection to assist In
washing and onng give best city reference required.
Call for Two DAYS.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

YOUNG FRENCH LADY, OF EDUCATION, WHO
IA has been professor OF tho French language for
school private family best References Address b.
Parhs Herald olcA
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

A PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING CITY WILL SELL
n all thcir magnificent Furniture n, half original cost;
Paror Suit cost T450 for Sli5; do $685. Fianoiore $3.50
MGrqueerie Bots &c Rose Cabinets Eta ceres Mirrors Car
pea Siverware, Glassware, Paintings rrou1es Curtains,
&c. q West Fifteenth street, Sixth avenue.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-08-12
ITeroisnl Rewardcd.

Ida Lewis, the Newport heroine,
who rescued two drowning soldiers
near her fathers light house in March
last, and who has at different times
saved the lives of half a score of men,
was made the recipient ola very hand
some boat called the Rescue, and 9TH
er presents on the fourth of July,
from her friends in Newport. A stilt.
ed and pompous presentation speech
was made by Mr.. Francis Brinley,
and an admirable reply on behalf of
Miss Lewis was delivered by Col. Il.
W. HigginsOn. The remarkable
modesty of Ida Lewis is worthy of the
noble girl that She Is. Col Higgin-
son said that all tne money in the
United States would not induce Miss
Lewis to make a show of herself. She
wore lace veil, which was only re-
moved at the end of the presentation
for few moments at the request Of
friends, to allow her face to be seen.
Her demeanOr is described as being
lady-like cad composed, alike free
from embarrassment and affectatiOn.
In the afternoon the Rescue was
launched upon the waters Of Newport
Bay in the presence of a vast crowd
of people, aud amid cheers and the
waving of handkerchiefs and the
booming Of cannon. As she stepped
into her boat she was dressed 10 a
black gown, with a red GaribaIdi
sack, fastened by a leather belt around
her waist, and so soon as the oars
were grasped in her steady hand, she
darted out into the bay and steered
steadily for Lime Rock Lighthouse,
her fathers home and the scene Of her
heroic exploits. She was doubtless
glad to escape from the gaze of
the admiring crowd and, girl-like, has
tened to show her father her precious
trophies and beautiful gifts. The
great throng on shore watched her
boat until il became a mere speCk at
sea,