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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

THE LIGHT RUNNING Do3IEsTIC SEWING
MACHINE.-"H very light and easy it
runs!" is the first expression you will make
on seeing this wonderful machine. What
little skill is required to run it, and how
beautiful and perfect the work.
The most eXtravagant praise gives you but
the faintest idea of its merits, Seeing is be-
heving. Send for sample and descriptive
circular to R. w. Steadman & Co., Genera
Agents, No. 20 Sixth ST., Pittsburgh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

MURD ER.-The report that man named Hen
derson was murdered in Nova Scotia may be
false, but the report that V 5. Barker has an
immense stock of seasonn ble,clothing and dress
goods, which will be sold at first cost, is "a fact
that a visit TO his store will amply cOHhrm- If
bargains Won seek, to V. :. Parker just speak.
as he would like to sell ten thousand dollars
worth of such goods next week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27
4 DMINISTATOR,S NOTICE

~ Estate of NARY MCGUIRE, deed.
Letters of Administration on the estate of
MARY MCGUIRE, late of Borough of Loretto,
Cambria county, decd having been granted TO
the undersigned by the Register of said coun-
ty, all persons indebted to the estate in ques-
tion are requested to make payment without
delay, and those having claims against the same
Will please present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement. FRANCIS O'FRIEl
LOretto, JuiY %, lSI2. ct. Administrator.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

THE pink of perfection is flower, and Solo
mon in all his glory had not a toilet to compare
with Il lilly. In those days, however, james J.
Murphy'S Star Clothing Hall was not, and SOL
oInou lubored under disadvantage not pecu-
liar to the present time. Mr.. Murphy has suits
enough to supply regiment, and poor indeed
is the man who cannot afford to buy good and
substantial clothing at the very low prices rre-
vailing at No, 109 Clinton street, JohnstOwE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27
DENTISTRY carried on in All !

LAzARUs MYERS In Common Pleas of Cln-
7, rs rs nria County, No. =, June
On molten of Johnston & Scarlan, the Court
appoint John p. Linton, Esq. an Auditor to re
port distribution of The money in the hands #
the Sheriff arising from the sale of defcnd.fnt-s
real estate on above stated writ
From the Record. J. X HITF PrOtb'y
Will attend to the duties of the above ap-
pOIntInent at my Office in thC Borough of Johns
town. on FRIDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST
49,, at clock, p NJ when and here all per
sons interested m"y attend otherwise lie de-
barred from coming in on said fund.
July 4o,-Jt. JOHN I. LINTON, A7I5t0r
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CAUTION All PEI sons are hereby
~ notified not to give credit to any body on
my account without a written order from rue,
Parties having claims against me Will please
present them Within six weeks from dtte, aud
those indebted TO me i'll much ohl.,re by set
Ting without delay. u EO. u s4ASSER,
CarroIltown, July 20, 1S72.-it. Tailor.
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4 DMINIS TRATOR'S NOTICE,

Estate of WM. DOCGHERpY. decd.
Having been granted Letters Of Adminfstr r;l-
ton on the estate of William DOugberty. lat @
of Washington township, Cambria county. de-
ceased, the undersigned hereby notifies ali per
sons Indebted to said estate that payment must
be made without delay, and those ha aVinx Claims
or demands against the same are requested TO
present them properly authenticated Tor settle
ment. JAMES W. CONDDN Admir-
Summitville, June -. iSI2.-5t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

Agent WaBtei.-A@ents make more mon
Il ey II work for us than anything else. Busi-
ness light and permanent. Particulars free,
G. STTNsON Il CO., Fine ATt Publishers, Port
land, Maine.
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EARLOW'sIN INDIGO BLUE

TT @ E'Eh 40 60. y. 4. Price. tn3SH
v -. No Agents. Circulars free. tGAJS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

THE song says that tom Bolynn, his wife,
and his wife's mother. all went down to the
bridge together; the bridge broke down, and
they all fell in-'We going the devil !!
said Tom BOlynn-" But they didn't go, for in
stead of being drowned, they foated ashore on
a plank of the Philadelphia platform, and forth
with betOOk themselves to farming and house.
keeping, preparatory to which they bought
big lot of farm implements, stoves, hardware,
tinware, groceries, etc, at George Huntley's
mammoth cheap store, where every body who
reads this should go and do likewise,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

4 L .ITOR'S NOTICE In the On
= PHASs' Court OF CAMBRIA COyr,,TY.-Ia
me matter ~ the inst account pf nm. II sec IrJ.
admin LtSt1tttuT 0f James ". Rifle dCce0,sd-Ani
now, June 10, ls.2, on motion of Shoemaker x
Berry, John =, Linton, Esd, appointed Audit. +
10 report distribution of the money in the hands
OF the Administrator arisiug from the sale OF
real estate. GEO. ". DsTNA% Clerk
VIII attend to the duties OF the above aD-
poImtncnt at the office Of Shoemaker x Berry.
in EhenSbur-, ON " EDS ESDAY, the 18th DAY OF
AUGUST Is -, NJ , O clock. p. NJ. when and W here
all persons interested may attend il tliey see
proper; otherwise they viii be uebaFred from
coming in on said fund.
July 20.-3t. JOHN P. LINTON, Auditor.
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Is the cheapest and best article inthe marlet for
Btuethg Clothes The genuine h; 5 both Barlow :
and NiltberEeF's name on the label, and is put
up at Wtithgrger's Drug store, No: 23 North
second st. FhliIde lphia- d, 8 WILTBEItCi Err
PropriClOr. For sale hy i)ruHEssIs ana q Sirccar.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

A YOUNG LADY who was doing her level best
tD shuttle oil this mortal coil by the aid of tight
lGciug, and who was heard to sing, Il would not
live 8lway-I ask not to stay suddenly made
up her mind TO keep on living little longer,
If for no other purpose than to see, admire and
buy of the great abundance of elegant dress
goods and dry goods so temptin9ly display ed
and SO cheaply sold at John j. Murphy's pOpu-
lar empoT ium, corner of Main and Franklin StS-,
JOhnStUwn, where the best Of goods and the
most moderate prices ever reign supreme.
THE report that blacksnake fourteen feet
long was seen dragging its pOnderouS tai aloI g
the farm of one Smith, in Yoder township,
lacks confirmation. But the report that :. j.
Hess & Bro, 241 Main street, JOhnStowu, have
marked down their stock of nice, sty liSh ready
made Clothing to the lowest notch is Vouched
for by all who have been their to see Big cities
may trot out larger stocks than Hess & Bro,
but belt r goods at the same low prices cannot
be found inside Or outside of any city.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-27

How TO Go WEST.-If you want TO go West,
take the EbenSburg branch train at a. m, ar
rive at Cresson at Z, and-if you are i'm a hurry
jump on the Emigrant train at p. IN. If
things work right. the likelihood is that you
will arrive at Pittsburgh in due course of time,
where-if YOU have not got far enough west
ward-they will likely give you further infor-
nation. On the railroad, they run by time, and
therefore it behoOves you, before starting, TO
call on Cham. Roberts and buy a good Ameri-
can watch. West or west, buy from Cham.
EVERYBODY who pretends TO know anything
about it says that if this fearfully moist wealth
er continues much longer, some hay, consider
able wheat, acres of oats, and corn in qantities
incaculable, will be destroyed, Taking advan-
tage of this bad old state of affairs, the specua-
tors are endeavOring, with some show of sue
cess, to shove up the price of -four. e. j. Mills,
however, will continue to sell flour, good flour.
at old-time prices inst as long as he can stand
the pressure. Also prime groceries, feed, etc.
CAUTION.-Every genuine box of DIR. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States Stamp. ~ . Take no other" The
market is fun of limitations,
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
ASSEMBLY,. .ALBALY, Monday, March 4, l

ASSEMBLE Il -ALBALl, hOuudfI Ah"ANh - A0'-
The Assembly met at u o'clock p. m. The
char announced that the special order the report
NJ the Committee the Charges against the C0mDls-
sion and Superintendent OF the Capital; .., 81,
Mr. JACOBS asked that the subject be postponed uhtl
wednesday next az u o'clock, owing to the slim attend
auce OF members, which was agreed to.
THE FOURTHAvE. RAILROAD INSTRUCTIONS. 81,
Mr. WHTBECK introduced the bill agreed upon by the
Committee OF the Railroad Associations in place OF
the one preseuted by him Saturday III IL entltle
- act {or the preservation OF the public safety and
the security OF travel alongside and across the way ana
lem RaiIroad Company on FOurth-ave. IN the City OF
New-York provides in substance as follows and
1 tracks eighteen feet FOrycOud One Hundred
and Oro thai the track elevated above One Hundred
and Sct foundation cause"a aud not less than eighteen
requires built at each street under The tracks and
o Hapd and and Of bot less width than that the Que
under me one III Won in ard about the and modification
Tsy and aeks done in substantial manner aud under the
ugsr'GP o @ and expense Of the paid for By
Ss S sTT.nS s4a OS snail be repaid Controller
Charles ID R1 so EoSPs e an Who are
to uperntend the changes and mGacson mat are 70 e % and
that all 10 be completed within two years ron
tn roVs for the payment Of tie Commits
sion requires each Commissioner oath before entering
the dschart Of his duties that be will faithfully perform ms aue
see 10 railroad Company regulate the grade and pat IN
Good order the Fourhaye practicable and directed BY the
N provides for penalty Company shall neglect
fuse comply with the requirements Of this act q, -
| should occur during the progress OF the work
provides that nothing IN this act sbA De construct he
ipg with the powers Of the Common Council ,.,,
- IA Inc Legislature amend or repeal this act
Tine Railroad Committee will give hearing on the
subject Thursday. =, o-,- 4. 4,
Bills were introduced TO ncOrporote the MeChntock
Association OF New to supply Hudson with water;
also 10 amend the Charter OF Hudson 70 regulate the
tariff OF telegraph companies not doing business under
the general law amend the act relative TO the com
mon schools OF New-YOFk, allowing pupils other than
tbose OF schools To have the benefit OF the free
college, by providing that they may appear before q
Board Of Examiners for the purpose Of admission TO said
college. - 80
ON the motion Of Mr.. KNAPP. the Excise bill recon
mitted 70 the Committee on Internal Affairs.
The bill 70 incorporate the Fire Island Hotel and estab
Iish ferry the Great South Bay ordered
a third reading. The ball authorizing the Syracuse
Northern Railroad Company 10 extend their road; the
bill Iauthorizing the Buffalo and Sprngve Ranroad
Company change the terminus OF their road and the
bill TO incorpOrte the Grocers and Importers Board
Trade the City Of NewYork also ordered 70
third reading Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
A sToCK-BRoKER ACCUSED OF PERJURY,

Stephen V. White of No. 210 Columbia
Nights Brooklyn, appeared before Justice Ledwith. at
the jefferson Market Police Court, Feb 49, and made
affidavit that william Heath had committed perjury in
swearing certain facts before referee Of the Court OF
Common Pleas on June g. 1871 Mr. Marvin alleged that
Mr. Heath was the head Of the firm OF William Heath
Co. doing business at No Broads in July, 1870 that
on June l. 1871 civil action was begun In the court OF
Common Pleas wherein Charles E. Quincy plaintiff
and Joseph +. Young william s. Woodward, and
Stephen v White, defendans that tge action Yas
brought by MI Quincy, the assignee OF William Heath
A. CO. upon an alleged contract for a money demand
that the Court referred the to Henry Nc0 at No
80 Pine-st.; that Jnne Mr. Heath denied that on
July &C. 1870 he had had interview with Messrs Wood
ward and Heath at the Office Of Marvin Brothers, at NO.
40 Exchangepace. that in the presence Of Mr. Mar
vim he had said he found himself in position he did
not expect himself to be in-namey, specializing in
stocks ard he alleged that in swearing Mr. Heath
William s Woodward made similar affidavit to that
of Mr. White and Justice Ledwith issued warrant LOT
the arrest of Mr. Heath The accused was arrested ana
released bail bonds signed by Daniel drew, MI, Nh
Heath demanded an examination or witnesses, WHEN
was granted; and the examination was begun yesterday
Mt White the complainant testified that in July, 1870,
pool" was formed in Reading Railway stock, when was
controlled by Mr.. Woodward, Joseph f. Young ana nm
self that 80 200 shares were purchases; th enn I'm
went down, and Mr.. Young was unable 10 pay pa, MS
broker assumed the responsibility OF the shares owned
by Young that July 6 1870 Mr. Heath acknowledeed
his responsibility III the presence VI -ui' "00"N' "
Marvin, and himself 49, -,.-...o.
The examination OF Mr.. White and other witnesses
was adjourned this point until Saturday next stripped
OF legal phraseoogy Mr. White alleges that In July 1870
Messrs Woodw Young, and himself purchased nearly
a. 200 600 worth of Reading Railway stock that the stock
declined value, and that Mr. Young was unable 70 pay
his share the loss Messrs. Woodward and Whlte al
ege that at time Mr. Heath assumed the shares OF
Mr. Young and that a further decline OF the STOCK
Mr. Heath refused 10 100000 his share OF the IOss
Mr. Heath denies that lie assumed Mr.. YOungs shares,
and afrms that he merely acted broker for Messrs
Wood ward and White for the whole number OF shares
on the trial the civil ip the Court Of Common
Pleas Judgment given in favor OF MI Heath VINO s
In swearing to certain facts In the case.
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CRIMES AND cAsuALr1Es-BY rELEGlA Pr.

THE comb factory Of the Union Comb Company
Lsominster Center Mas harmed ou Saturday Los
insurance, s35t0O.
go. Mrs. A B. DOwnes was arrested IN haiuoIu
Yesterday charged with anon GnRg the sgOaneJ hoa shs .as
released on $1,000 bail
The Apaches are making numerous attacks on
,,p Quantities Of stock iron the
nnl Valley Several Of The Indians have been Allied sbls
these radE
The barge A. y. Hill laden with lime and
h.v,,1 an ha, ~hs and supposed
have .ep sunk By gale A Saturday morning Chesapeake Bay
and allh ands lost
Frank Anderson was arrested at Portland
o.. an sunday the murder o. James Quigley
Iaops attempt h rum JAZZ bai IA ~
and the rinzI adeT vas arrested
Andrew j. Jones, late President Of the Western
Railroad charged With fraudulent the bonds Of the
tsd Court County c.
convicted and sentenced 10 bns Of $1,000 With
pnsoBnsHt the Petite he - appeal he CsL
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THE NEw,JERsEY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CON
FERENCE.

TRENTON, March 4.-The Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met again this morning
The Bible Committee reported the amount paid 10
county societies at s9O and amount paid at the Con
ference ST. s25 total, s22O55, making decrease Tor
the year OF 81 So The Committee Memorials reported
obituary Of the Rev. Jacob Loudensager VINO also
Oct. 1871 age 7g also OF the Rev l.. j. Rhodes, VINO
died In December 1871 age 63. The amount or CONFER
money received IL seO5 IS. Dr. kidder reported Ia
vOraby in reference To the resolutions presented by he
Lay Conference. The Drew seminary was represented
most important auxiliary TO the Church by the rev
DIR. Kdder There sharp talk about ministers
speculating IN campmeeting stock and ahas
The plan generally disapprOved The Bishop lhIl-
mated that monster eamPmeetings could nov
those gotten up by the quarterly meetings. Tue COm
mittee the Vineland Seminary reported series OF
solutions in favor Of raising $4,000 and n.catne he
manner OF raising that good deal OF discussion
followed the Rev DR.. Perry opposing the project ana
presented statement showing that outside OF the col
iections for the Centenary fund, which Is $3.50 there
has been collected % and that 81 $50 OF thls amount
for materials and furniture; 5000 eondtona solo
worthless 500 In glss, aud 81 206 not paid Tue sum Oh
5000 has been paid by i've persons he fegarueu TIC
whole thing as a failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
rFLEGRAPHIC NOTEa.

The Boston Globe, q new daily paper, appeared
yesterday.
80. The Union Pacific Railroad is still blockaded
between Cheyenne and hAwlnA
IA fire in Charlton. Mass, yesterday, consumed
the shoe factory Of L. SoulhSieA Loss SSVOi insurance
fI4QO0.
- The steamer Alaska. which left Panama, Feb
n for San Francisco h yet Teen beard sm The steamer ChnA
sails 6eT place FOR Panama to-day
Judge Cox of Cincinnati yesterday granted
perpetual injunction dcng the V no sArds oJ 'hs
appointed under sohih bill by the supes Court
The SclGrOHic HOrid of Prague, says the Prince
about Russian pne ard predsis Tom hs
ance 20 ess pSrAs result the diving othe 1Gh 0A
EuIopc.
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appointed accordance with the act OF Congress AND
strive with ndefatgble Zeal 20 win for the ceebralOn
the favor and support OF the people OF all the Union The
occasion VIII have special value, and, we nope.
blessed influence, within boundaries. Ara tns
commissioners will address themselves In ffaterna
spirit TO the people OF all other nations that this mag De
all the world"
After the official welcome, the Commissioner we're
conducted ~ the Common Council chamber, which ny "a
resolution had devoted the sitting OF tn Com
mission. Tho Commissioners were called tO order ny
Mr. David Atwood anJ after mpOraTy Organizi oD,
adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE CENTENNIAL NATIONAL ANN1vERsA AIRY.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-The Centennial
Commissioners assembled this morning at the Cont
mental, and at noon escorted to Independence
Hall by committees OF the Councils and representatives
Of the Commercial Exchange the Franklin Institute the
Board OF Trade and the Horticultural Society Mayor
stOckey introduced To the by John
l. Shoemaker. and made address OF welcome, which
was responded TO by NGOv Joseph r. Hawley or Con-
necticut. In concluding he satd The commissioners
will diligently observe the purpose for which they were
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RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS COMMITTED. n

F. R. Page, the Broadway ieweler, In whose
store was portion Of the 5000 worth Of silks and
satns stolen from the store Of James NJ Cox in Chestnut
st., Philadelphia, and Walter Warren, alias Samuel
walker West Broadway policy dealer, who Is alleged
to be implicated receiving the goods from the thieves
were taken Yesterday before Justice Hogan at the
TOmbs Mr. Cox made an affidavit setting forth that the
goods found in Pages store were part OF those when
were stolen from him. Miss Annie COggswe OF NO lo4
East hirtysecOndst. made affidavit that the Iur
cape and e0aks which found In Pages store, ana
which, he said had been left there by Walker were
portion OF worth OF property stolen from her house
on Feb a The prisoners were held In R,o0 ba ON
each charge Page gave bail and Walker wAs locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
GOLD EXCITEMENT IN THE NORTHWEST

oIOIA NII1J IUWd, MHIOH
over the gold discoveries Is steadily Oh tne ih
crease. Major f. w. Pease agent for the crow IndiahS
in Northwestern Dakota arrived here to-day. He says
eports are far below the facts in the BE brings
several rich specimens and that the tribe over
which he has charge have long known tne ioeston oi
rich deposits OF gold and have repeatedly leu White
men who attempted TO penetrate the Asrrlory iof inc
purpose Of exploring u.
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,frWORY-HE FORGEIS LARGE Things AND
pr,IEuBERs TRIPLES - wAENING MURPHY
IrrFR LKET WAS IN POWER-N0 NJ"
POINTS MADE.
tBX TKLBGRAPR TO THE TRlBUNEl
WASHINGTON Monday, MaIvh 4. 1872.
r,o testimony of Gen. Porter before the
- Committee investigating abuses in the New-York
r.o,bou.c was remarkable, well for the precision
li,h he remembered facts that threw discredit on
v t.aeu- evidence OF McSsrs. Mudgett, Hlllyer' ana
- as Tor his forcetfulress OF everything else
,3 any hearing on the subject of the invostiga
He could tell tho exact date, the day OF the Wech
4,,s hour when MIDGET had made damaging state
.hort him Who brought tho information to him'
:, ,,v and hour W zen he had an interview WIN Mu"s
:, and everything that took place lie coulu hlSo w
,ror tine exact day on which be met Gen hllyeI On
Ibr.at in Ncw-York, wlat he said &c ""t ne ''u'N
- -,I the mouth, the season of the year OF eve" '
- vbs1 other lmportont events. affecting the "no''
cas-. occurred 49, ,o,ti,,,, NJ the
- NJ tbe General order business until the report OF
-. Patterson Committee, and that he htst fdinou l'H
,,+ r,ort ,hat Lcet had been IN company WIN Tiny
u,,-,lu,ed a letter which ne Had written 10 Lee1 "S
se.tou az Tee President when the former was 'IPS
an or The labor contract say that The Iiesl"en' ""'u
,..r.t no one WHO bad had any personal connection
~, him IN am, ,ositiru fri the New-Ycrk Custom-housc
sorcd hard 10 show that he.and the President h'd
,s retted that Leot went 10 Nev-Nor6 at all he
me ZANE time admitted that when the President gave
e.ttros introduction 10 Grunc ieet intendedto
oNco York and go into what Porter has since FOUND
m, VA. the General order business aud that Lc't
,eve told him that he had failed. lie also admitted
ba- ID. personal relations between the President ana
r.v,ra il,t "a. cordial after the President learned
,,t .u., had been made OF his letter as before.
Po.tc-. throughout seemed TO be trying 10 cover up
.ou.thiu-. Although he denied emphatcaly that lie
had ever had any share the profits OF any business OF
eN he he-tatcd long before answering the questions
Dat 60 him. conveniently forsettuI whenever 'ho
sr... n were unpI easJnt 10 answer Porter manner
"A mo-. .vorabIy impress those who listened 20 his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
crSTOM-HOUSE ABUSES.

TESTIMONY OF GEN. HORACE PORTER.
,HE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY nAs LArsE ,[ OF
I'M ,,rvORY-HE FORGETS LARGE THINGS AND
r,,r,lRERs TRIPLES - WARNING MURPHY
1rTrR LKTT WAS IN POWER NO NEW
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Brie Clara P Gibbs to steamer WIN. Marshall DR..
For towing from Enc BASIN TO Pier "A E r.

Reed. payment
Frank L. Walsh, ship-broke
firm all the testimony which j
/ Go not think that the rates
the pilots are excessive; rega,
abuses, l would say that | hi
Hart one cent, although we v
trict by the TOw-Beat CompaI
trlct is managed independent
any case 70 the Captain OF the
care to agitate il; IN the cas-
HarbOrMaster was forced 70
tain, who was a friend Of WI
was the bill: