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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
MU RIDER IN PHILADELPHIA.

ARREST AND 9oNFExsIoN OF TIE MURDERER
PAILADEDPHIA, Dec, 3l.-Godfrisd Kuhnle,
q German baker, on the Fraukford road, below
Girard avenue, was murdered this morning in
the bake-hous by young German in his EN-
ploy. The murderer robbed the house of if
ty- I've dollars, and attempted 10 kill X Knhnles
vile in her bed. He then fed, but has since
been captured by the police In a neighboring
lager beer saloon. d Tue murderer was an ap-
prentice, known only as Fritz. Kuhnle was
killed with abloW from shovel v while engaged
in leaning into barrel Of -four, causing his
death Instantly. Fritz then went into the
room OF his wife and attempted TO stransie her,
but she awoke and struggle ensued. He beat
and bit her, and after overpoweriug her pushed
her under the bed, believing her to be uncon-
scious He then robbed the bureau of all the
money it contained. and changed his clothes in
an upper room. Mrs. Kuhnle upon reviving
lock edthe stair door and alarmed the neighbo 5
but the murderer escaped from the house. He
| Was captured from the description given the
offcers, he having lost the little finger Of his
left hand. The murderer calls himself Freder
ing Held enbut, and confesses the crime The
money was found on him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
Spanish Claims Against the United STATES

According to q special Washington despatch,
which we print this morning, Mr.. Secretary Fish
WILL by no means be relieved OF the Nrginius com-
piications with the sinking OF the ship. On the
other hand, he is in danger OF heavy bill OF dam
ages for the expenses and the trouble resulting 10
Spain from the operations OF the Yrginius under
the United States flag in the service Of the Cuban
insurgents. The IDEA is that, as in her real char
aeier this unfortunate ship was another practlcai
Alabama, Spain has good claim for ln ndemnity, as
established Ia the decision OF the Geneva Tribun-
al against the Alabama and against England in
falling to do her duty uiral in regard TO the
Alabama aud other rebel cruisers. This proposi-
ton, in the light OF common sense, may appear su-
premeiy ridiculous; but when 1t Is remembered
that Mr. Fish has fallen in love with Spanish Re
pudlic, such as 1t is and appears resolved to gain
its affaction ou any terms, can understand that
be may be willing to do almost anything aud to
suffer ylhing to ohIi ,e his friend Casclar-N,
F.sHera!5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

BIZ virtue Of an Order ss ths Ohsncsllar OF
the state OF Delaware. made at sw CANle the II tn
At public auction at the Auction Roon Vt 0Els
Miller. Corusr OF Poursh and King streets. In the
City OF Wilmington. on -
WEDNESDAY. the Ith aay Of JANUARY. A. D..
1874. at II o'clock. 4 n.
The following lands ans tsnsmsnts. being the real
estate Of the late Samuel Wallace. dsesASsd All
that certain lot OF land with Frame -
In the cny OF Wilninkton. New Castle WI
County State Of Delaware, on the esstsrH W
feet from the southsry side Of Fourth street, with
o front Of about " feet on Trench street. and run
ming back with that Width about y net. bounded
land formerly Of --- 9wsattnen 6p the, south.
Attendance will bs given and tsrhs Of sale made
known at the time and placs afoseeai4 hy
VICf0k DnR0NT Trustee.
N. B.-The above described real estate Is in q
very desirable situation, end the attention of pur-
chasers Is especially called to It, ,.
dec15eod10d-dSs. s,s H4e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

WEEK OF PRAYRR-Jan. to II, 1874 The
American Evangelical Alliance suggests the
following as a suitable plan for the observ-
ance of the week of Prayer throughout the
u. S;
Sunday, January Smmon--The Unity
of the Christian Church the real oneness
OF all true believers hindrances and motives
TO union; the blessings to be hoped for from
the union of believers in prayer.-John H.,
2l-23.
Monday, Jan. 5: Confesslon--Our common
unworthiDess and guilt. Thanksgiving-For
national, domestic and personal mercies, per-
sonal and spiritual. Supplication-Fo special
blessings on the Week Of Prayer. Dan, 81
NAL. 3, 10.
Tuesday, January 6: Praysr-For the
Christian Church for her increase in faith,
holiness and love /; for prosecuted and suf-
fering Christian for Christian liberty and
for the more abundantiy outpouring Of the
2.
Wednesday, Jan.'; Prayer for Families
Home aud parental Influence Sons and daugh.
ters the absent, the sick. the erring inmates
OF prisons all educational institutions.-Ps.
115, I2-1S, 1872
For peace among men Tor public virtue and
righteousness; for the Punishment of intem.
peEance, dishonesty, inadelity and snpersti-
tion and for the diffusion of pure aud Chris
tian literature.--is. 60, II, 18.
Friday, January 9: Prayer = For the
evangellzation of all nominally Christian
countries; for the conversion Of Israel; for
seamen for the missionaries; ), for the spread
Of the Gospel In Mohammedap and heather
countries for the conversion Of the world
to Christ. GO, 81; i2a, Hebrews
1873.
Saturday January 10: Prayer--FOr the
Christian ministry for Sunday Schools for
revivals; Matthews .. az; Deut. 4:9 Hab.
I3: 2.
Sunday, January IL Sermon-Subject -
Christ's kingdom universal and everlasting -
Psalm, 81: /, g. Results Of the Sixth General
Conference Of the Evangelical Alliance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
shot while PIa yIng the Ghost

Monday Night zenith about 10 years old
named Michael McDuoush, went 10 the house,
Of . gentleman residing on Seventeenth street,
disguised in female attire. for the purpose OF
playing q prank upon 1.-THE female occupants.
The girls were 30 much alarmed that it Is said
one tainted and the, others aroused the neigh
borhood With their screams. w. j. Acree,
9 young man Who was in the house at the time.
ran out and fred ct McDouongh with a pistol,
inficting flesh wound in the arm. Police
man Ogilvis, hearing the alarm hastened to The
spot, aud finding thm McDenough had been
shos, arrested Acree and carried him to the
slation- hosss, where he was bailsd 10 answer
before Juaite White yesterday morning
Young McDonough being unable to appear yes
tor day thssxn Imitation was ontinued to 9th Of
Jan. aud the accused bailsd-Ri,hmond Eng.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

The Washington Republican, speaking OF
the APPOINTMENT of Caleb Gushing to Madrid,
.The selection by the President Of Cen
eral Caleb Gushing to succeed General Sick
les as Minister to Spain has created considera-
BILE surprisel ,r..
fno saId his first intimation of the matter was
from the President In person that day, who
formally said he had concluded to make q
change at Madrid, and asked II General Cnsh-
ing Would accept the place. General yush:
ing said while he would accept, ne aid noI
desire the place, as he was Obliged to lay
ssids his profession to do So, and that course
was distasteful. He declined to give his
views at any length, on that ground at present
his position was delicate. He had been told
he was selected for nomination YET the nom
nation itself could not be made until after the
recess Of Congress"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
sDAILY GAZETIE f.


Mr.. Orton on the Postal Telegraph.
M. William Orton, president of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has addressed long
aud tart reply TO tue Postmaster Generals attack
on tho policy and management OF the company,
contained IN his annual report. Much Of Mr.
Orton's paper relates to matters personal between
Nc. Creswel and himself, or interesting solely t.
stockholders i'll the Western Union. To these We
ere Indifferent The public cares nothing Tor the
feelings of Mr.. Orton, the profits and losses on
Western Union stock but it Is concerned to have
telegraphy cheap, rapid and free from impeIti
naut espionage. III the government could make
people believe that u national telegraph would
redpcc the present rates !o OF 80 per cent las
ithsy should be reduced), and afford equal speed
Of transmis sion and equal freedom from meddliDg,
there would be general jubilee over the escape
from the present telegraph monopoly. Lot not
Mr.. Orton fstter himself that the popular antl-
pathy to The National Telegraph bill u caused by
any particular liking for his company Inc tsi-
eSrsph- using public dislikes not Western Union
tue less, but ths Post-offic Department the more
Tue people know, from the blunders and losses
continually occurring in the Post-ofiice, and the
petty tyranny OF its officials, exactly what they
might expect from Mr. Creswelrs assumption OF
the telegraph service. They know that the ap-
pointments of operators and agents would be
given to political friends OF the Admlnistfation;
that PARTY tealty aud usefulness would be the
prime requisites; that government messages
would have the priority over all others, aud would
nouopollze the wires Tor the best part OF tue uay,
ssud that though there might be q show of zeal
aud promptitude working of private kilograms
at the outset of the experiment that part OF the
business would soou come to be neglected
Upon the latter pout our convictions amount to
"A certainty. Wewould not trust the Post Office
Department to manage twenty miles oftelegraph
much less the interminable complications o
wires necessary ior telegraph system which
would reach all the post-offices in the United
States. At present, man who loses money
through the blunders or neglect OF telegraph
oempany has q remedy In suit. but the Fed
sral government takes good care that all business
done by the Post office for tLs people Is at tht
sender's risk. There Is another objection te
Which we have adyerted ou former occasions
Government cannot bs trusted TO refrain from
using The wires for political ends exciting elec
tion times In emergencies, POLITICIANS have N
scruples Of conscience. They wonid delay tele
grams, or not deliver them, or alter them or de
stroy them, to gain votes at important election
The newspapers employing the lines would b
practically under government censorship,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
The Bsss.ni.ss q Dssss.e.

itsas true - that great esks fteM little ac0rBs
grew" that frishtfui diseases are often engendered
by seemingly trihtns ailments: Casual fits Of indi
bilious attacks cuioiaats In axsd diseases OF the
liver interattest tvinses sf ths legs aud arms de-
generate into the csntlaueus asoay Of acute rheu-
inevitable. Ear from It.. They are sttributAbe to
neglect. few doses Of Hostsetsr's Stomach Bit
nary .iliOas Affection. or arrest the rxsmonitory
symptoms OF rheun,ntism. Il 10 txas that when
dyspePsia. or liver complaint. or Eheun stisn. OF
has become . psrmansat evil. and has even ba6aed
the skill OF eminent physicians and resisted all The
ordinary remedies. 1t may stl ks eradcated by the
Bitters but 1t H. easisr, as Macbeth suggests, to
crush the ssrpents egg than the srowR serpent.
ianlto8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
THE SINKING OF THE ylRGINIUs

NEW YORK, Dec. GA reporter who visi-
ted the Navy Yard this afternoon, while en-
ssaed In conversation with Rear Admiral Row
sn's Secretary, ventured the remark that many
people seemed to be Of the impression The Vir-
sini,s was sunk on purpose as the best means
of settling the trouble between Spain and The
United States A gentleman dressed In naval
uniform said: THAT is not so sir the Nir'
al uiuw sank from stress of weather.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

The will OF the late Johns Hopkins was filed
In Baltimore on Saturday. The entire estate
will amount to $4,000, 900. of which the uni
ve.rity and the hospital founded by the de-
ceased will get about $6,000.0 600, leaving 81
600, 900 to the other legatees, who are almost
exclusively individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
Robbers Ina NJ ask in New Jersey

Twelve masked men entered the hvuso OF Will
liam X. Sautter at New Brighton, staten Island,
on Tuesday night, secuIri three servants who
were the only occupant, 'blaa open The safe, and
carried off silver aud otlrr rt.rerty to the value
Of $1,000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
TO THE PsIRs.sC.

=" b. MeINTIRE. who hal been the senior
II. partner OF the firm Of Melnuse ID jaime.
Hardware Dealers, at 2Ul Market street. Tor the
past four years. would spectful inform histrcnd
aud formSt customers that he has Withdrawn from
said drm and hss rented the Store M Market .ttet
directly opposite the ob stand where he wilt in
fsw days open with full stock ot Hardware. Cat
lery, De, AMI hopes 10 receive the rltenufe If alt
his former customeIs. and H. Adj 20 h,' already
large number OF friends aul en 5trmtrr many haN
ones.
Dee. s. ls7s-if u. L McITrIRF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
PUBLICSA LES.
- ALE

DlJHLlC - AILE.
Tbs subscribers as surviving partners Of the late
firm of b, & X. Hersler. on SATURDAY, January
To- 1874 at o'clock. afternoon, at the shops OF the
late arm. No. 2ll L. Ssc0ad street, an the city OF
tools and fixtures used in the copper sithinE bust
ness, consisting Of Sheet Copper, Brass. Copper
Bolt. Pipes. Lead. Block Tia, Solder. Draw Bench.
Hammers. Mandles. Shears, md other Tools and
Fixtures used in such business.
Sale for the purpose OF closing up the i,usines Of
the late firm. Terms made knswn Isals.
RENEL HEISLEk.
JOSEPH MrBkTDf
Stiiham j Son, Aucl'rs.
Wilmington. Del, Dec. 81. isssl.f9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01


DY virtue Of an Order Of the 0rpkans' Court Of
County. made the Path dsy of October. A d, 1873.
at tn q Auction Room Of Osls & Miller. Corner 4th
and King strsstss in tie oiw or W hmi nxton. on
WEDNESDAY, the Tth day bf JANUARY, 1874,
At IL o'clock. A. NJ.
The following described lands and tsnsu s.ts, be.
deceased: A Lot Of Land situated In the City OF
Wilmington. county and State Aforesaid. On the
south -esst corner of French and Fourth streets,
with q front of absut H1s fest. and unpiEs -
back about s5 feet. with that width. and IA
having thereon erected Frame Dwelling ~
House.
And it is ordered that the purchaser CT parchas- :
Court for New Castle County, that the Court may
assign to him. her or them, the premises sold pur-
suant to said order. he; she or thsy with suf
surety suretiss to be approved by the Court en-
terinE into recogpisance the Stats, to be tax
and sckn wlsdgsd in said Cr art ira pen al SUM-
10 be Determined By the sAid Court With 0ndition
to pay to the parties entitled sevsraly their
utoTs administrators ar assigns respectively, their
just and proportionats sharse Of the said purchase
may determine. in maansr a9d form ~ may BY the
direction of the said Court be prescribed and ap-
pointed In said condition.
Attendance will bs Civ sn and terms II sale u ada
known at the time and plece:aforssata. by
VICTOR DHP0Nr. Rss., Trustss.
Attest. oHAs. &.EaNhbAk's!1EERR..' Ak's!1ERR.''
N.B.-Ths atovs d,scribed ,rasi sstate is in a
very desirable situation, and the lttsnton Of pnr-
chassrs IL especially called TO 1t.
decl5- cod lOd -dts -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
BusH'-
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves - wharf above Chestnut ctreet, rklalei
phia daily at y. M. and French street wharf, W.T.
fniuaton, at p u. Freight handled carefully ani
rwar dei with dispatSh- 3 y. w. LGEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
WANTS,

NANTED-At CoWAntown, Nd, aWheslwriEht
w who understands eouAtry work--to carry Oh
a shop. married man P!sfsrrsd; ARplXte
c. w. UNDERWOOD,
dee2s-3t CoUantown, Nd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
REGISTERS ORDER.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. sstb. 1913.
Upon the sppiiestion of Janw F. Cloud and
late Of Christians Hundred, 10 said county.
Sd'riS ..ssss,. di.sSa S' II:
notice Of the granting Of Letters Testsmep. q.
date Of granting. thereof, BY causing advertise
msnts to be posted within forty days rom the dat
Of such Letters in six Of the mostpublic places OF
theCounty Of New Castls requiring al persons hav-
ing demands ssainsttbe Estate to present the same
or abide BY an Act Of Assembly in snch case made
and provided. And also cause the came to be in
serted within the same period In tha Delaw are Ga
zeNe, newspaper published IN Wilmins
ton and to be continued therein tgo months. Z
1~z. Given uuder the hand and seal Of offcs Of
Sfths Register aforesaid. at New Castle. in
U60New Castle county Gferssaid, the day and
year above writtea GIBBS, REGISTER.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the kststs Of
the deceased must present the same duly sttssted
to the Executors, or bsfore Dec. 50th. lS7l, or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
'AA p'O''A'A' ABkla PkLNEk.
ian2 win ,. -. Executora.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

INxTRA NEW BUcKwHEAT MEAL. TRE
ii celebrated Silver Meantais Rnekw heat Msai
OF sale at the lowest yeEstSsi' at
cts .fll Ma rkNt Stree.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

WANTED.-Ab boy about aftesn ysars of age. to
" learn the printing business. Apply at
this offes.
"ANTED-A girl tor cook. Apply At No. ll05
w Market street. decL2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
OIGI |

In this city, en- Tuesday Dss amber 18th, 1873.
Mrs. Helena Lee.
The relatives and friends ais respectfully invited
to attend her funeral frow the rssidsnos Of David
J. Scott. No. 5ll West Eighth street. on Satu. day
aftsrn DON, January 4th. 1874. ct clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
Thomas B. Jacsuett et al. IN Chshc,ts,

NOTICE is hereby gwen tnat tna partnership
IN heretofore existing hetween Henry B. Mcln-
tire Maury James. was dissolved on the nth laV
Of November. A. D., 1873. by mutual 'onsont.
All debts owing to the said partnership are To be
exclusively received and paid to said Maury James
who alone II authorised n sisn in ludat1n there
Of II. b. MCINTYRE,
decl-tt - MAI RN JAMES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
MAR RjEO.

bSMEEs94tkA ~ s1i1N No on , ,hs
South Fourth street, Mr.. JaDes n. Bowers, to
Miss Glars r. 9silahr. both sf RilniHgton, Del,
WYATT -STRoUD.-In this city. Ian. ist. 1874. by
- ket. N. I. OTIS, MI EuSsnA Wyatt and Miss
Addis Stroud. all Of Wilnington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
NOTICES..

OST-A Leather Pocket Book containing a )
- note and some papers OF value to NO one bat
tn owner. Any person rcturHins The tauIr, with
the Ia Pers may keen the money.
MILTON EACKfH
jsni-6t NJ. ~ Vest hiuttst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
MlLaINGfnN. Der.

NOTICE. = All persons h4s .n;, it- ,t.h
~ Against the estate q Enoeh Moor. aft e,
aae stei 10 present the slms Witiuuf tela5 -
SAT IN. AERINb FuN,
dee v if Attorney ffl ~. IA iyrr'..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

NoIICE.-Ihr annual iuretas yt the ~u,. ;.
~ holders and election "a. pIreeters 80 thr Nii
mington and Read ng Railroad eohrllg. will %
held at the otiae OF tho eoEapanp, ~ Colt, 'i..
"a, GU ~ EoDA\ Jannarl tn. ISL % q! NJ.
dec.s2to jail W. : HI His Srrrtrirv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

sot 1sa rilIe Bf,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

w iLMINuTUN AND WESTERN Il l.. co.
w ANNUAL MEETING ofSIpCk liOl,DEE>.
Souer A. hereby given that the annual He..i,r- of
r. X. Company tor the election of Directnra 9nI
the transaction Of such other business A. GIav Le
presented. viii be held ut the Lenpin>. "'l,e.
South Nj rket street. Wilmington VA MONDAY,
January 18th. 1874, at l. o'clock. NJ
decO lanl2 W. II. CONNEi.L. Src'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

~ 1Iu u!ItI'III TIItr ,IIs ~ IIV INfIlrT 2
~ Association OF New Castle cOunjS, tor The dc
lection OF horse thieves and recovery cf .taIpn
horses. WI be held in v ilmington At the cce az
lanes Mctabe in the TELEGRAPH huiitinr. n f..
Third street, on Saturday. the luth ot Januirv
at III o'clock, A. NJ. at which time oticers " iii be-
elected and other business Ot the Association trii.
acted. Punctual attendance Of mcmbol5 reqtas. led.
GEO. JACKSON. President,
deeG, tn JAS. II. HOFFECkFR. {r.i'N.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

uitftI a s1Uut hUuL III
'ilmington. Del. Dec. ~. ls13l-f q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-19
THE COURTS

SPECIAL TERM-Judge Humphreys.
To-day, Pugh sgt. Davis; testimony read:
Wiley sgt. Strong; restraining order as to sum
OF S5,e65. Huntington agt. Walker; order rat
Tying sale niSi. Miller ct al. agt Miller eft al
order for rule to show cause. Clarke ct al ACT
Clarke ct al; order appointing L. G. Hine guar
dian dd liem.
POLICE CoURT-JuIgs Shell.
To day, Serf Solomon was charged with
maintaining nuisance in jackson Han aiiev,
consisting OF cow stable, where divers num-
bers OF cows are kept for sale; ordered to be
abated within five days. John Gordon, assault
ard battery on Mary, his wife; So and costs.
Thomas Donovan, assaulting and resisting o 2
hcer McGraw while in discharge of his DUTY:
sent to the grand jury. Also, charged with
driving mare faster than trOt; 500. Also
with profanity; suspended. John Smith for
ieited collateral for carrying concealed vea-
pons. Harry Robinson, John Wise John
jackson and G. Godfrey, indecent exposure; IS,
Jere. Matthews, loud and bosterous; S.. Tim
otny Mccarthy, profanity, forfeited collateral
,Iohn Ryan, disorderly in Georgetown; 81.
Thomas Joyce, fast driving; forfeited collateral,
ChaTIes Eslin; same. Philip Holmes, refusing
10 assist Officer Pfaf while securing a priss
oner; 50. Joseph end Edward White, loud and
bOlsterousi 50. Frederick Freeman, selling
Iquor by small without ncense fined sos
appeal noted. Vim. JOnes, larceny: continued
Griffin Crawford, assault on Mary T.. Crawford:
80. John Ryan, assault on James wardel:
so and costs.
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THE WEATHER

WAX DEPARTMENT, once o. Calt SigHdl Orc, !
WASHINGTON, ID O., Sept. l9, 1874, ID: 81 a. m.
PROBABiI1rl Ks,-DUrtng the rest Of Saturday, over
the South Atlantic states falling barometer no. tn
east TO southeast winds, higher temperstures
cloudy and possibly rainy weather. Over the cast.
err Gulf states, falling, followed by rising bars
meter, stationary temperatures, southerly winds
cloudy aud rainy weather. Over the lower IaSes
falling barometer, brisk aud high southessterIy
winds VeeriDg to southwest, higher, followed by
lower TEN peratQres, cloudy aud rainy wea her
over inc upper lakes, except Lake Hnron rising
barometer brlsE southerly winds veering to hig j
northwest with cool cloudy weather aud rain
over the Tennessee AID Ohio valleys, increasing
southWesteriy winds With failing barometer and
ra1n ioiiowCi by ne rthwestery wods during Satur-
day hight With rising barometer aad 10 yer tenn
AZURE over the western Gulf states rising borO-
meter cool northerly winds, eXcep. possibly on IN
immediate coast and light rains followed BIZ clear.
ing weather over the upper NJ ssilsippf and love-
missouri valleys and the northwest, rising baro-
meter brisk noTtt west winds, lower Temperature,
ana clear or clearing weather. Over New England
falling barometer, Northeast winds veerinr to eonth
east and increasing TO brisk By Saturday night sta
tienary tempe nature, cloud aud rain Over the mid
ole states falling barometer, slight changes 10 tenn
perature, increasing sou hessteIIy Winds cIoud ana
ram. Usnti3nary signals continue a! Grand IA
ven, MIlwaqkie aud Chicago, and are ordered for
Sape May, Peck,s Beach, Atlantic City, BarueGst,
Squan Beach, Long Branch, Sandy Hook New
rorF. Bu1ale, kIie, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit,
fot haron, AiRena, E.cauab \, Oswego, Rocheste-
Marquette and Duluth.