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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09


Butter-Receipts to-day 53l pkgs and - boxes.
The demand for butter is active and 30a3Tc is real
lied for lots and 35c in selections. That butter
which is classed as good and ought to sell at 279
2SC is dull, and buyers are few in number. Medl-
um grades of western butter are duh and prices
are irregular We quote fine Vermont and n. Y. at
30932c, with selections at SIC; good \. Y. State
dun at EGG csc; fine western quick at u 926c
mon l69lsc, and bakers at l5c per n.
Cheese-Receipts to-day $50 boxes - casks. No
Improvement to notice and the market is dull at ID
1l3tac for fine; l09llc for medium and farm
diaries and 5a7c per ID for skim.
Eggs-Receipts to-day 1874 boxes and AZ bills The
market is very firm 21c tor fresh Eastern and 20
&c per dozen for Northern.
Beans-Receipts to-day 2s2 bbls. There is mod
crate demand for consumption and the market is
firm az 81 75a$2 81 for prime mediums; 81 55932 e.
for good do SO 251S3 60 for prime pea beans an,
So 009$3 25 per bush for good do.
P0tatoesr-Market is overstocked and some in
erior stock has been sold at i5c per bush and very
gopd potatoes at SOC.
Sweet Potatoes are dull at 81 50dsi co per hbl.
Onions 81 50bS5 90 per bbi. .
Fruit-Apples are very duh and prices range ali
the way from 50 so 10 ~ 90 per Dbl for carload
sales. Bartlett pears sell at S7gs9 per Dbl am
- to IS for other varieties. Peaches are hrih at
81 006$3 90 per crate. . u,;.,,
Hay-The market Is quiet and prices NOT particn'
lary strong New hay is selling at s2iSso per .J,
for prime aud SllG20 for inferior iols o'r"" soi
| at $25@SE per ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
From California.
The ELECTION.

The ELECTION.
San Francisco, 8. Complete returns show
the election of Roach (Dem.) for State Sena-
tor. Roach received l0,lll votes, Hollide
9,Sls, McCooppen (Dem) s,525, and Bart
lett (Ind.) 1851. To almost the close of the
count the contest was between Roach and
Bartlett. Otis Qnd.) for Mayor, received
1861 votes, Mcdonald (DemocraD IS, 404.
White Democrat, for Sheriff received eleven
thousand one hundred sixty-fourr votes, and
McKibben (Ind.) 1873. Crockett (Dem.)
for Chief of Police, received IA, 5l4 votes and
Crowley Und.) ll,352. Hubert Dem was
elected Treasurer by a majority over Aver
non of $50 votes. Trunk (Dem.1 was elect
ed Recorder over Herman Qnd) by more
than 5000 majority. Murphy Und) for Dis
trict Attorney was beaten by a small majority.
Scannell for Fire Commissioner, was elected
over Whitney, the present chief. The latter
says he will demand recount of the votes
cast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
MEXICO.

Metamoras, $. A party of bandits, headed
by Alberto Garcia, are committing depreda-
tions near Wier and Guerrero. Garcia and
his followers were lately stealing cattle in
Texas, and being too hotly pursued by U. S.
cavalry, returned to Mexico, where Garcia
was appointed a custom officer Upon losing
his office and fearing to return to Texas to
steal cattle he turned highwayman in Mexico.
The Reas Jublico, newspaper, states that
Garcia is an American, and claims that re-
paration should be demanded for his deprcda-
ton. The Mexican authorities, however, re-
fused to extradict him for robberries commit
ted in Texas, on the ground that he was
Mexican citizen.
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FKOM NEW YORh.

New York, 8. Customs receipts to-day
$780, 900
Brodwell, the alleged defaulting tax collec-
tor of Newark, has given bail for his appear
ance before the grand jury.
Foreign papers contain rumors Of IL threat
ened massacre of all foreigners by the Chi
nese.
1t is stated that if the charges that post
master Filley of St. Louis, has assured his
clerks, carriers and others, prove true, he
will be removed.
The Stock Exchange and several other
financial institutions, to-day passed resolu-
tions ia respect to the memory of the late
Charles Lamont.
American Architects are invited by the in
ternational exhibition of London, to send cop
les of American building for the exhibition.
The funeral of T. G. Churchill to-day was
attended by Judge Peabody, William G. Hunt,
George Ogdyke and other eminent citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

Boston, s. The Burlington & Missouri
freight car, rugged with Miller buffer plat
form and Westinghouse air brakes, which
left Lincoln, Neb., on the Sd inst loaded with
fruits for the American genealogical exhibit
ton, which takes place here Sept. 10, IL and
II, has arrived in good order, coming through
alta ched to express trains.
The corner stone of the new church edifce
OF the Old South church society, corner of
Boylston and Dartmouth streets, was laid to-
day in the presence of quite large gather
Ing. Addresses were made by S. II. VALLEY
and the pastor, Rev. DR.. Manning, followed
by prayer by Rev. DIR. Blagden.
Arrived, schooner Juliet, Trinidad. Be-
low-barque Crest Of the Wave, Singapore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
TELEGRAMS IN GENERAL.

Chicago, 8. The officers of the American
Express Company here, declare that there is
no truth whatever in the story of robbery
by one Of their messengers of $50, 1000, and
his subsequent arrest with the funds in his
possession. The story came directly from
detective who claimed that he made the ar
rest. His object in making the statement is
not known.
New York, s. A despatch to the Produce
Exchange from Albany, states that the bot
tom of lock 25, Erie caaal, has gone out,
which would cause a detention of about TWEEN
ty-fonr hours.
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bOnal.
kpt. Joseph 7. Hubbard, of the ship Rich
LII, was married en- Thursday morning
to Miss Fannie T., daughter of Capt. j.
ards Scott of Wiscasset. The wedding
place at the residence of the brides
r.
n. Henry Boynton of this city, has been
ned to his house for two weeks, suffering
nervous prostration induced by wounds
we'd in battle during the rebellion.
30 Addie Pillsbury and Miss Lizzie
IN, of this city, two accomplished and
ssful teachers in the village school dis
left yesterday for Appleton, Wisconsin,
they will attend the Lawrence Univer
that place.
w. Thomas, Jr., Esq, representative
from Portland, was in the city yester-
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(eld Slate Quarry.

Mayfield Slate Company, consisting of
iozen or more individuals, was formed
lime since, for the purpose Of operating
tensive and promising quarry in May
The farm where the slate is found is in
wn of Mayfeld. Somerset county, %
horth Of Skowhegan; it consists of 800
and the strata of slate runs its entire
Indeed the quarry is found to be a
kin of slate, 500 feet in height. 1t has
been opened from the top to the ex-
about 100 feet, and the slate is found
n regular benches, in a perpendicular
,, different from any other quarry in
he, and easier of access for quarrying.
tie lays up like solid wall. A piece
hrried the other day, 33 feet long, 10
|p, and 2 feet thick, without break or
In all other quarries that have been
it has been found impossible to obtain
slate large enough for billiard table.
mpany now have. large orders for
tables, and other work, which they
~ way competent to fill. The slate
~ fine texture, tough and easily
and moulded to any form desired.
mpany intend to manufacture bill
bles of any size, mantles, roof
e, &C. The msrblizing of man
be specially. This has not
Peen attempted in the State. The
in Borrowscale of Boston, whose
t in these matters was consid-
class, visited the quarry last win
pronounced the supply of slate
tible. The capital stock of the COM
$3.50, 900, divided into shares of $50
Ion. N. Morrill, Of Auburn, is Presi-
the Company, which is of itself a
that the business will be conducted
ghtforward business manner. The
Rs been fairly opened for business, at
90 of $1,000 for machinery, etc., and
efficient force is engaged in operat-
The Somerset Railroad will come
hort distance of the quarry, giving
facilities for transportation. The
the Magantic Lake road has been
within one mile of the quarry.
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che Gardiner Reporter says that Mrs.
pnie Frazer Foster, the accomplished vo-
st and teacher Of singing, from Boston,
party of friends visited the Insane
plum at Augusta on Tuesday last, when
sang to the poor inmates. Her voice,
erful, yet most sweet, rang through the
ding. All who could, came eagerly for
to listen, and when she sang "Annie
RE" in her own inimitable manner, some
Il and others joined with her. Mrs. +.
fessed herself highly pleased with the do
tic arrangements Of the establishment,
with DR.. Sanborn and his lady who
red her through the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
In Brief.

A special despatch from Berlin to the Lon
don Hour says that the Prussian government
has decided to recognize Bishop Pinkings.
Baden and Bavaria will follow the example Of
Prussia.
A demonstration in favor of the rights of
laboring men was made in South London,
Sunday. There was q large procession and
a meeting was subsequently held, at which
1000 people were present.
A fire at Mexico. Mo-, Sunday night, de-
stroyed six brick and six frame buildings and
two dwelling houses. Loss $65 900; insured
for 1923, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
STATE NEWS.

Msssrs. C. A. & J. ID. White of Gardiner,
have sold the Bowman block to VIM. Nj.
Wood and Sumner Smiley for about $40, 900.
According to the Waldoboro town record,
Col. Faansworth was chosen a delegate on
the 22nd Of April, Hi, to (Which Kasset. ;
The adventists, who not long since held
forth at Deans Grove in Gardiner, have now
fixed on October End as the end of all things
earthly.
The Herald says that the dredging of Cam
den harber ii progressing quite rapidly, 400
yards "a, rf day being removed from the chan
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, September 8

Demand light; holders firm; sales extra spring
550a6S7ta. Wheat quiet and weak; sales of No |
spring 800; No do lljatall6 or spot; l1tall4h
4ls.a4l4 cash or Sept; No mixed 43H; Oct high
mixed AZ: rejected firm at 391sa39l2 Oats quiet
and unchanged at s1aa2S2. for No on spot; 29b1
Oct; rejected Csc. Rye steady at 6Gl9 Tor No 2.
Barley firm aud in fair demand at III for No 2
spring or spot; SSa9l for No do. Provisions quiet
steady at y. cash; sales at y. seller January
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged. Freights-Corn
to Buffalo -; to Kingston 81 for wheat.
Receipts-7,0 600 -four; 276 900 wheat 32I 900 corn
IS 900 oats; IL 900 rye; 900 barley.
Shipments-6,00O flour; 445,OO0 wheat; 10000
corn IS 600 oats; eco rye; IT, 00U barley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
EASTPORT.
THE ELECTIO

Eastport, Me-, s. The principal contest
to-day was for Representative to the Legisla-
ture. Hon. S. d. Leavtt was elected by 100
majority. Mr.. Leavitt was nominated by q
citizens caucus. Party was not considered.
1t was a victory of the people, republicans
and democrats alike voting for Mr.. Leavitt as
the representative of the railroad interests of
this town.
VESSEL SOLD.
The brig Jane & Harriet before reported
ashore at Coss Islands, has been condemned,
and the sails, anchors, &C., sold. She has
since broken up. She was bound from Bos-
ton to St. John.
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Foreign.

Madrid, 8. The Cortes have elected Senior
CASTELAR, President. He received 1873 votes,
against 81 for Senior PLY Margall.
Marshal Serrano has arrived in Madrid.
The leaders of the instruction in Cartha-
gena have sent communication to Admiral
Yelverton protesting against the sending of
the Spanish frigate to Gibraltar.
London, 8. The Spanish correspondent of
the Standard says that five men sent from
Madrid to assassinate Don Carlos have been
executed at Estella.
The republicans are casting guns for the
defence of San Sebastian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

till early morn. The whole occasion was
one of especial pleasure and satisfaction to
all concerned. The commendable deport-
ment of the 'boys," many of them holding
high and responsible positions in business
circles, afforded great satisfaction to their
former teachers, while the hearty interchan-
ges OF good feelings indicated the strong at
fections clustering around the ''Home School
for Boys"
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ed. She had ten persons on board; one man
having been washed overheard on Sunday.
On account Of the heavy sea the Emeline lay
by the Stampede until the next morning,
when she rescued the crew. Sighted another
wreck on the same day with only part of her
foremost standing, and another schooner be-
ing by the wreck did not run down to her.
The steamer Hiberna from Baltimore, ar
rived this morning,
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POLITICAL.

Boston, 8. Hon. VIM. CASTOR has been
officially notified of his nomination as gov
ernor by the democratic state convention and
has verbally accepted.
The delegates, according to the Journals
return, stands at IL o'clock P NJ, $40 Wash
burn, 1853 Butler and Al doubtful.
AT meeting in ward anti Butler men
were elected by large majority, after
spirited contest.
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, N. S. s. The steamer Somerset
sailed for Boston to-day. Among the p9ssen
gers were large number of American hsner-
men, the crews of vessels wrecked IN tne ia a
storm. The Athambra from Boston saiieo io'
Charlestown this afternoon. .ss...
The brig Emeline C. Lowell, from Antico s
ii, about whose safety fears were en'er'aineu,
has arrived at Tuskel. She reports gale
m the oath in the gulf Chanso. At p. m.
the osth. fell in with schr. Stampede dismast.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The Rey. DIR. Moore, who was mistaken
for burglar and shot at recently at Green
wich, Conn, purposes to sue the persons who
pursued and arrested him.
locomotive fireman in Sy racuse was so
frightened at finding his engine without
enough water in the boiler that he was para.
lyzed and died few hours afterward.
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Sudden Death.

New York, s.. Daniel Murphy u silk hat
manufactures, Of Crosby street New York,
residing on Dean street Brooklyn, died sud
denly yesterday. Four Doctors attended him
but being unable to determine the cause Of his
death, reported the case to the coroner, who
ordered q pos. norton examination.
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The Vote of Augusta.

With the exception of the representative
question there was not ripple of excitement
in this city at the election yesterday, and a
light vote polled. j. w. North and Joseph
M. Haynes, the regular republican nominee
for representative was defeated by combina-
ton of portion Of the republican party with
the democrats, who had previously nominated
Mr.. Williams. We give below the result.
For GOVERNOR
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INDIAN MATTERS.

Washington, 8. The following despatch
has been received at the War Department.:
"Fort Sill, Indian territory, September
To Adjutant General of the U. S. Army. The
reported capture of this post, published in all
the papers received here to-day is without
foundation"
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NAVAL.

Washington, s. Late advices at the navy
department report that the U. S. States
steamer Canandaigua is still at Kingston, ia
maica. The health of the crew having i'm
proved by the change as satisfactorily as was
expected, she will be relieved and ordered to
some northern port instead of being sent back
to Aspinwall.
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Obituary..

Rochester, n. y, s. Hon. John n. c..
Conville died in this city to-day, having been
sick for several months with consumption.
He was member of the Assembly from this
city in 1864 and 1865, and was candidate for
member of Congress in 1869. His remains
will be taken to New York for interment.
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FROM HAVANA,

st. Thom1s, 4, via Havana. Business is
dull in consequence of failures in Porto Rico.
The British barque Delman, has arrived here
after being out five months from Ferrandino
for Montevideo, with the loss of sails and
leaking.
st. Domingo dates of the ed ult. state that
Sheron killed Cal Rivas in personal recon-
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

Mr.. w. A. Webster is talking of establish.
ing steam laundry in this city, an institu-
ton which has long been needed here.
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WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT., }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. {
Washington, Sept. S.-7;3 p. M.
For New England, on Tuesday, winds will
probably shift to easterly and southerly, with
clear or partly cloudy weather.
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Robbery.

New York, s. Mr.. Ferguson, a butcher of
Brooklyn, while returning from market at an
carly hour this morning, whittier he had gone
to purchase meat, was lassoed by three men
and robbed of his money and badly injured.
The highwaymen escaped.
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DefalcatiOn.

Washington, s. Commissioner Douglass
telegraphed to-day to deputy commissioner
Sweet at Springfield, ILL.,, that he finds col
lector Harper of that place guilty of wilful
embezzlement, and offers $1,000 reward for
his apprehension.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
FINANCIAL G. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
AT Now Y0rk Seut

4a EVENING REPORT.
Money tight, loans made at TAI per cent
and closed 5a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange higher and firm at los a for GO
days, and 100 IL for sight.
Custom Receipts $4,000.
Imports for the week.
Gold active, excited, from l27s to / IL,
closing at l2]s.
Loansirom to per cent. for carrying, and to
600 to fiat for borrowing.
Clearings, 2l2 100000
Treasury disbursement, 255,090.
Governments weak.
State bonds dull.
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ARRAY.

New York, 6. William Killett fatally in
ured Rebecca Smith at Brooklyn, by beating
her head with an iron bar, when Harry Laug-
lin interierred aud hit Killett three times on
the head with a hammer, inflicting serious
wounds. All were locked up.
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At the Home school.

I'm that the reunion of "old boys"
knklin School, Topsham, last Friday,
~ pleasurable occasion. About if
} former pupils ofthis school, now
In, sat down to dinner together with
her teachers at the "Tontine," Brun-
fter the sumptuous repast, toasts
pred and responded to freely by
and pupils. In the evening the
again assembled at the ''homestead"
am, largely increased however by
and friends, and fair young ladies
lswick, Bath, Thomaston, Rockland
places. The evening was spent in
sociable manner by old and young,
by the latter, tripping the eight
pe".to the music of Chambers band
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, September s.
PROFESSIONALISM.
PORK-l6 25al6
LARD-steams g; kettle sig.
BULK MEATS--shoulders s'4 g; clear rib sides
OK q clear sides 9s5d
BACON-shoulders 90 99]s clear rib sides l0i4 0
- clear sides l0a G..
WHISkEY-90.
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Cider at this season of the year is said to
I've richness of flavor, owing to the use Of
wormy" apples. Being combination of
e animal and vegetable, it must be good for
c system.
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Race.

Lexington, KY, 8. The first race to-day
mile heats, was won by Gleacsr. Time 46
The second race was three-fourths of
mile dash. Litorler won. Time 10 IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

The Sabbath School Convention of Dix
mont, Troy and Plymouth will occur at
Plymouth Sept. Oath and 25th.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, 8. Jasquez and all the
murderers were seen yesterday in Tejura
canon, California, pushing towards Arizona,
holly pursued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

How THE OLD AND ISFIEM ARE SUPPORTED
BY FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoP-
HosPHIrEs.-During the vigor of youth the
expenditure of the power of the mind (Which
is the real seat of mans strength) is balanced
by activity of the nutritive functions, without
the aid of science.
But Time, the everlasting dissipator ofreason
as of events, sets a limit to his power, and it
is at this epoch that science may render to
man the desired assistance, and restore the
drain upon his wasted energies.
Each effort of the mind, every act of the
body, will extract volume of nervous ele-
ment in proportion to the magnitude Of the
thought or action, and since this Hypophos-
phite combination really will supply the ris
rita to the body, it must support the human
mechanism successfully after the vigor
youth is past sept3-f&wlw
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The Sabbath School Association at Weeks
Corner will occur Sunday and Monday Sept.
2Sth and Goth. Both of these it is expected
will be attended by the State S. S. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

The Baptist Association, with which the
churches of that denomination in this vicinity
pre- connected, holds its annual meeting at
Day, to-day and to. morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

Mr. T. L. Pollard died in Wiota, Cass
unity, Iowa, on the 30th of August last.
is supposed to have relatives in Augusta.
ould this reach them they can for further
lnty, Iowa.
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In General.
ACCIDENT.

Portsmouth, s. A horse was instantly
killed in this city last evening by being
thrown against stone post while being
driven at rapid rate through Islington. The
driver, Dennis Leary, was thrown out and
stunned, while two female occupants of the
carriage were badly injured by the concus-
sion.
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For GOVERNOR.

The whole number of votes, 1881. Major
ity for Dingley, 29l. Last year the total vote
was 1894, and Perham's majority just 400; the
year before, Perham's majority was 234.
For REPRESENTATIVES TO THE LEGISLATURE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

The sum of $3.50 is derived annually from
be Col. Black fund, which is appropriated to
be purchase of books and newspapers for the
hsane Hospital library.
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MARINE NEWS.

New York, s. Arrived, Richmond, from
Sidney, c. b. Lat. 40 10, lon. 60. passed a
boat bottom up, painted white.