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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25
Geaal Notices.
ESrAT E-MUNsoN.

State of Wisconsin, Grant COunty-ss. In the matter
of the estate of Mark Munsou, deceased. Grant
County Court. To all whom it may concern
Notice is hereby given that We, the subscribers,
were the 10th day of January, 1875, appointed
and commissioned by the Judge of the county court
of the county OF Grant commissioners to receive,
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
against said deceased that six TO- months from
and after said 18th day of January, 1875, have been
allowed and limited by said court for all creditors of
said deceased to present til cir claims to for adjust
ment and allowance, that We will on the 18th days OF
April and July A. d. 1873, at the store of Alexander
Paul in the village of Patch Grove, in said county
of Grant, between the hours of o'clock a. and
o'clock p. M. each of said days, attend to the
discharge of our duties such commissioners.
Dated January q 1875
JUSTICE NJ. DICKINSON,
ALEX. PAUL,
REED PATCH,
vi issiO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25
SHERIFF'S SALE-ALBAUM, ct al.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. Circuit
Court-Samuel Moore, Plaintiff, against John Hen
~ Albaum md Elijah Bayley, DEPENDENTS.
BY virtue and in pursuance of a judgment and or
der Of foreclosure and sale rendered in the above
thereof the 18th day of March. 1874, / shall,
Saturday, the 9th day of March, A. d. 1875, at one
O'Clock p at the front door of the court house, in
the village of Lancaster in said county, offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described mortgaged premises,
State of Wisconsin, to-wit: The south half of the
sonth east quarter also the south half of the north
halt of the said south east quarter of section No.
twenty five (2a) town No. four a. range No. one a.
west of the fourth principal meridian containing one
hundred and twenty acres. more or less. Said pre-
misses will be sold in parcels otherwise in accord
with said order of sale.
Dated at Sherfs office in the village of Lancaster,
Grant county, Wisconsin, this 10th day of February
A. D., 1873. j. Mccoy, Sheriff Grant County.
W f. Il G b. CARTER, Plaintiff a ATTORNEYS. 4Sw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-25
Pettyjohn's New FIGURING
MILL.

Al Mill situated on the Big Platte six miles east
WI Of Lancaster and IL miles northwest Of Platte
vlliels now in excellent running order. / have
cured the services of good practical miller who
has had over twenty yesrs' experience and am pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in my on shsrt no.
tice and at reasonable rates. Give a trial Salts
faction guaranteed.
45tf G, D PETTYJoHN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
pILOTAGE CLAIMS SUSTAINED.

CoAsTWIsE VESSELS TO PAY FEES 10 STATE Pilots.
There has been for some years strong Op-
positon on the part Of several OF the lines OF coaswse
steamers the compulsory piloage act requiring We
sells entering this port take the first pilot Offering his
services pay his fees In 1871 an act of Congress
was passed enactng that cOastwise steam vessels not
sailing under register shall, when under way. except
upon the high seas, be under the control and direction
of pilots having Unlted States licenses Then the mas
ters OF these vessels secured such license and each
Mated his steamer and out OF NcwfOtk harD0r, dis
regarding the prOtrs OF service OF SANDY HOOK pot5
having State licenses.
John W. Murray. who. 10 miles outside OF Sandy Hook
offered his services pilot 10 the steamer ST. Louis or
Cromwe's line. running to New Orleans, sued the
owners IN the First District COurC before Judge Qdlun
for his fees. Mr. john T. Parsons on the part OF the
Steamboat Company argued that the Sc Louis, being
cOastTise seayrssol by the act Of Congress sub
Iect only 70 the navigation Laws OF the Uuted states
aud that she was liable for fees to State pilots, AMI
that there proof that Murray the pilot who
first offered He claimed 10 made DIM
ence that the st. Louis sailing under register the
words not sailing under register" being merely used
AZ general designation distinguishing coastwise from
seagong vessels Judge q lnn held that "a pilot ten
miles was presumpyey the nrst TO oner MS ser
vices the act OF Congress was not an aDroga
lion or or conflict with the state law, and gave judy
m.nt for the plaIuf The case went t0 the Court OF
Appeals, where judgment has Just Ueen affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

nosjtivelv had Abuses Of management are nore IT.
aaent than they in the preceding year espee ni
ara they treatment matters OF classncaton, PuI's
being frequently thrust forward prelnsturely, w o
TO have the credit Of sending great nuinDer 10 tno
lege Sometimes whole grade IA thns passcu oN
THIS abuse should be- efectuay checked. The tables OF
proficiency show that there is degree OF improvements
In spelling aud writing, and falling on in reading anu
arithmetic In regard to discipline. the SCHOOLS naNe
Ali improve except In the primary departments, "belo
II has graded. Eighty-eght pupils nave Deeu sus
nended for misconduct 70 OF whom have been re-
admitted by the Board ,,, :. A.. ...,. 90
Tho ronrsa of instruction Is believed IN the man, 10
be- udcious though some claim That II rs 700 coprS
hensve Rat the question arises whether euucatIoh
can I,e TOO comprehensive. Popular ednch'Ion, II Is
claimed sbould be regarded not US charity Dut ~
IAN ~ a. jstate and there should he no Limitation
except the capacity of the recpleItf Inc s.h,nE v'
of sneh terms as Mechanics, HydrOslatics AcouS1'cs
pvronomics etc and substituting simpler pnrds.ouEEy
10 press the Jects for oral lhslfhcl'on WI, No., f
Iess remoye the impression Of seDselcss crtnlhnk
onr n mis- The teachers OF German nave Deen p
gencr,Iy competcut aud credtabie progress ms por
ms te In that language. The study Is very poPu'
does NOT appear ret Iried the pupiS ia any
hT,nch of ,fudy. The whole number OF pups III VIC
grammar schools studying German - lsovo. the ~,
fnlloWlng the attempt nj musical Instruction nav "
vcrv ,nsa Isfactory aud unsuccessful The expense
very large IL Is t. be hoped some plan IOr sSS clncM
ing the course of instruction Ia tJs art mdJ oo "o0
unon which shall yield better fruit. , ,oo =,
There are 1868 teachers employ ed In our schools, 200 OF
wnom are males and 1889 females, VITA au average ~
tendance OF ~ pupils . each teacher 1hero were ooo
of absence Of teachers during the year. less tu ~
s72 or 1873 Notwithstanding an Increase IN the huut
AT teachers The evening schools have Deeh wen Ut
tended ami their efficiency and discipline snow an I'm
prOyemeut the preceding year Tue COMPULSORY ~
lcaion act will doubtless cause al increase Al 'h'
.fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

ni.,d-L..,,,s,s United States marsh.s snn o'pay
M.y,h,I, ,taI States and al o'nef ~
he .nseIsi President OF the Uneo
This bj especially required n institute proceeobH 80 y. ina.
Who ma, violate the foregoing provisions snd ms YIN .oaS,
psoped or hailed may be- for Trial before p d.,
re.oeTt,. districts spDont suhsole s.,sva - al
aren't, A. warrants other lawful process issued
ncyons or oacisIs suthotd by this BIT 10 erecne -.
pfassd shall have authority summon and call 70 nsn
bsand, poss oOadas or such portion Of w s "a an.
srces OF The United states 81 the militia ~ may 10 necessary
nrop oncs Of the with which they charged e.,.a
Mr. LOGAN from the Committee on mntarn hh ss.
reporca fayorabiy the bills for the rcle OF ~
V DE Costa Nelson Tiffany, VIM. NJ. Kendall ann y. r.
Frcdp rich all OF which placed on tine cdIebuoa'
lie Iso reported iayOraby on the JOINT resolution IN
timing rho Joint resolution or July &C. 1865 Tor the ree
of certain officers Of toe army, wnch was pdceu ~ w"
c,leuGar ALSO faVOraby tho bill 10 TX ne uatr VI
entry into the military service Of Col ana BreVet mDo
,;eu Beuamip H. GiiersOn, U. 8 A. and W eorIecs n'
record on the Army Register, which was also pl'e' w
'' Wr UHMiiTON (Rep Me- by request infrodncei
hi 10 aid I'M the construction OF the southern
r0ad Company. Referred 20 the DStrlct VI Coiu"O"
Committee .-,-, - Ill Cor tho re
ef of Mrs snsaunah T. 5wOOp, assignee o! te ncIs "
Wr iryin of Peunsy Yaua. Referred 10 tue COmbiseo
Oh Claims. .....t.t n, thu
Mr.. WEST GSep., La presented memorial OF Lnp
General Assembly Louisiana IN regard 10 tDo reos
Disturbance In that State. Referred ~ the Oo"'""'
on Privileges and j. cctiOus. -. 49,.
a motion OF Mr.. MORRILL, OF W.T. 70 go into EA'c"
tive Session greed 10, aud at $40 ~ H. uie o'n""
proceeded to the consideration OF executive Dnslnes'
At $3.50 p the doors were reOpcned hhd tho oeh@''
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

defendant claimed that this was in the nature or an
cecment suit and ss the father has the right OF pos
session rs tenant by the courtesy wblch passoS ~
tbe deed 10 the defendant tho sut is premature
ely since If the plaintiff TO die before ne, ah h
the property. would descend 10 60 n'I the defend
ant. He claims further that the er sN,,o %osa
49, evise her property by will" makes the wiz oi
MIS- valid and gave a aSs, ase action was
~ 60 rn,oye cIoud from the title, which was IN neI'
subject to athe life estate ana oSau DC and that
th snhse"nenf words in the Married Womsns aet,
"a o II she we're unmarried" limited Mrs Zmmermans
,l s6e came OF age The Court below decided these
noints i'm favor Of plaintiff and the defendant ap
pcaIed The General Term reserved its decision James
Ferguson for plaintiff; William ii. Author for de-
feDdaut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
FIRE on SElIPBOARD.
THE NARROW ESCAPE OF TIE OCCUPANTS OF
BURNING VESSEL.

BUENlNO VESSEL.
The brig MattanO, owned and commanded
nv Cant Connaghton started for CardeDas with cargo
NJ sugarcasks on Tuesday. When the vessel reached
Grayesend Bay 1t discovered that the ice had
knocked q hole in the hull and she was anchored for
the purpose OF stopping the leak. There board
be sides those attached to the vessel the Captains
family consisting OF wife and three children.
About A. ~. yesterday tho captain awOke aud found
the vessel on fire. lie sprang from MS berth, alarmed
his family and the crew. and Immediately made pre-
variations 10 leave the vessel IT evident that tho
flames could not be extngushed. The captains wife
was only able to throw light covering whio the
children we're wrapped up IN blankets. II was with
Great difficulty that the small boat in which they were
reached the shore through tue cakes OF lee and
lhs woman aud chdren sun red intensely from the cold
After arriving upon the beach tae party had 10 walk
more tnan mile over The frozen ground before they
reached shelter at the residence OF cousin OF Judge
YIN lIrunt, VINO provided them with warm clothing.
a ne weasel dTfted ashore COuey Isaud point, aud
was entirely drstrOye. The big WAS valued az sl8 ODO
and WA ,rtally insured. Tho loss the cargo ost-
mated at s. OJO Insurance Capt COnnaghton ia tho
burglars who DrOge into the cdh1 OF biS vessel when
ane was lying ut North Hyor pier. TAs origin ot the
IA q % UnIuO"n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
DISTRESSING JUSTICE AMONG THE POLICE.
n. L L..ll cnllrL L., 4

Commissioner DisbeCker held court IN Tho
Police Central Onice yesterday but there many
eases that they we're divided. and President Maseli
heard q number Of them. Capt sleDert OF tho Seven
te,nth Precinct was tried on charge OF not having
.pnciept force OF men at the meeting in Cooper
Institute ON the lIh inst. The testimony showed that
the meeting orderly and quiet The case was ro-
man OF tho Thirteenth Precinct, arraieued
charge OF having sworn falsely when lie made
Application for appointment upon the force IL was
alleged In three counts that he had been arrested for
Oenses. but he swOre that he had been
arrested or convicted Of crime Two OF the counts
we're not proven, but II was shown that Mcbride had
bah $500 keep the peace The case roie rred V
NV tQ4 GQagds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
TWO PLACES OF AMUSEMENT ENJoNED.

in two suits begun by the Society for the
Reformation Of Juvenile DelnqIents one against Jua
Robinson an Frederic 5iaccabe and the other against
william stuart Maurice Grau and c. A. Cnizzoa, Judge
Barrett has granted provisional niuncons to prevent
performances in Robinson Hall aud the Park Theater
until licenses are taken out and the costs OF the actions
paid The bonds fled to obtain the injunction each
in $50 penalty ana Frederick W. DJwuer aud Nichoas
d. H,.,ler ate sureties on each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
COMBINATIONS BY TIE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Ihe Senate in Exec
utiye session today confirmed the following nomina'
tons
ArnpTe &. Mue1s Of Illinois to be Chaplain ofihc 18th
iuiahtri Dc NOlneli capt H. NJ
Iasee Major Major q. A. Mack 20 be Coonei
But he frrt Lieutenant IN thr ordnance Drpsnent
g. Yo4g pPou atng second Leute1sos o'h ia"Hyi fs'
7. Wells. 10 d. Captain.
N- p,,,.d Asstnt Paymsse Mcdonnell 70 be PavmAsier
A.. t synaster bhopn. 10 PASSED. Assistant Pa mascr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
,vves11aAmoS OF SMUGGLING.

Collector Arthur states that the investiga-
ton begun into the attempt snuggle into this port
SO 0 worth silks cotton hosiery has not brought
To light as yet, any connigance Of officials. which ne
feels at liberty dsclOse lie depreoatcs any publicity
until the matter has beon thoroughly investigated. WI
II guilt Is established proper DO taken 10
secure the eulprte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
A wIrrs RIGHT TO MAKE Will WHILE

UNDER AtsL.
The suit of Anna u. Zimmerman agt John
schooniedt was argued yesterday before the supreme
Court General Term. Tae plaintiffs father, RS he
claims purchased piece OF property in ls4l bnt took
the deed In his wife's To plaintiffs mother was
under twenty years OF age al the time, but made
will. leaving all her property to her husband. few
months later, and few days after tho birth OF the
plaintiff, sbc die1. Ia 1896 the father conveyed tho
property The defendant IN tins action s2OoO Tho
daughter nov brings suit to aside this socd Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WAsnINGroy, Jan. 2O-The President sent

W ASIiING1ON, Jan. SV.-lHe ITeslueuJ sent
TO the senate to-day the following nominations:
Pa Assistant Ensluee George be CbefBpgnesr
Cuel States Navy.
Sttuev Tonsards n. Y Geo ra,t
Rysrhead ~ ~ Levi NJ 1ano, hAks " y Ira God
\. James ID. Caldwell, cn7.i Mrs '. 4.
PERM. Clyde Fret L. Gooon, Bellevue Ohio; Charles w
Gfegorr Danyi III; Edward Wilcox. uteb3su. han; n Al
mine NorL I,peAa Rau; Eam c. Beach. BacAhask Colorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

AN EMPTY STRUGGLE AFTER SHADOWS.
pr-rrp FFroRrs OF FORMER ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
FOR RECOGNITION,
The remaining members of the old Board OF
Assistant Aldermen yesterday in one of tho rooms
set apart for the use the Common Council III The City
Hall for the purpose OF organizing for the year 1870 By
the provisions OF the Charter the Board OF Assistant Al
dermen ceased 70 exist and after Jan l. 1875. The
men who came together yesterday hold that this prOvis
ion s unconstitutional and that they retain office until
their successors are elected There were present yes
terday of the old Board Messrs. Foley, Muir
ply. Keaung, Healy Thesis. Kreps. Cod
dington, Wade, keenan,, Kehoe, Kelly. Gil
misky. Masterson, SOmmers, and Bcyea. Messrs.
Thornell Brucks and Wiser were absent Two OF the
old Board Messrs StraCk and SlmonsoD, are members
OF the new Board OF Aldermen and another Charles
Clancy was elected to Civil Justlceship.
The meeting was organized by the selection OF MT
Heating as temporary Chairman, George '" Belts as
temporary Clerk, and William Burke as temporary
serceant.at.Arms The permanent organization was
then effected by the unanimous choice OF Mr. Heay as
Chairman, ana MI Belts and Mr.. Burke were retained
in their positions permanently MI hehoe onereu
resolution appointing Charles W. Brooke counsei 10 the
Board and directing him to bring the matter Do
fore the courts at early day, ID order TO nave Tue
legal status OF the Board determined This was adopted
unanimously committee of ave, consisting OF Messrs
Thesis, Murphy, Kreps, Keenan,, aud KohOe, was ap'
pointed to wait upon the Mayor and inform him OF the
organization Of the Board, and also to wait upon the
Board OF Aldermen at their meeting to-day, and inform
them that the coordinate branch of the Common Coun-
eli had organized and was ready to receive cOmmunica
tons Patrick Toner and william f. Dcmarest, who
CLAIM to have been elected Assistant Aldermen from the
XVIII and XXth Assembly Districts respectively, were
present at tue meeting but took no part in the proceed
lngs They not invited TO participate although II
was supposed at time that they would JON enort
with the members OF the old Board Ill cohtehuh9 Or
recognition OF their official position
The Committee OF five at the conclusion OF the meet
ing proceeded TO the Mayors Office and announced 10
the messenger that a Committee from the Board OF As
sstant Aldermen were in waiting. the Mayor said that
he had no knowledge OF any such body composing
part OF the City Government and that, while he wOIlt
be pleased 10 receive them private individuals, he
must decline to recognize them as holding any official
position. The Committee then retired. The Mayor
seemed annoy that these claimants for civic honor,
should have been allowed the VI room IN public
building In which to organize.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-13
Sheriff S Sale.

PEET, YALE & Bovine } State of Louisiana
vs.. No25S Parish Of RichIand
ii. +. |IcEERs Co. llth District Court.
BY virtue Of a plures writ of fieri facia.
issued by the Honorable Fourteenth Distric,
Court IN and for the Parish of Richand in
the above styled and numbered suit. and 10
me directed, have seized and taken into INV
possession, and will offer for sale. a, the door
OF the Court House in the town of RayyiIle.
within the hours prescribed by law, to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, The IN day Of December, 1873,
the following described property, with the
improvements thereon, TO wit:
A parcel OF land in section twenty one. i'm
township sixteen north, range SIX east. living
west OF the old Alto and Rayville road. com
mencIng at point on the sixteenth section
line, running south seventy yards, thence cas-,
one hundred and forty yards, thence north
seventy yards, thence back to starting pom,
one hundred and forty yards.
Terms of sale Cash, with benefit of ap
praisement CHI MOORE
Rayville, La, Nov. LIST, lS75-6t Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-13

If Gov. TiIGen j., the man we take
HIN for, he vii! 20 right ahead in The
straight path If du,y,-if anything,
with a more rrSolute stride than be
iore. That is the only thing for him
10 90, either as u plucky man, a
sincere rctormcr, or a shrewd poliii-
cian. Doing il, be at least deserves
success, and may vet command il
To look back, to qualify, to compro-
mise, IS TO throw away the past and
the future alike. He has already
given mortal oiitnse TO the public
p!undcrcrs; they will never forgive
him. lie has nothing to hope from
the tme-scrvcrs and the party-savers.
Ills Ohc chance now is to sink the
partisan in the public servant, and to
throw himself frankly and courageous
~ upon the support of the plain
people. '-SprjHlErjd RcpabjjcGa
We believe that is the very stuff
Samuel J. Tlden is made Of, and
that neither of us are mistaken in the
man. He is the peoples man; the
prodigy of the present decade, who is
to redeem this country from corrup-
ton, patisan bigotry and political
vilainy, and we do not believe he
will deceive the people. If he falcrs
now or abatcs in his z. al for the public
good our confidence in mankind is
wonderfully shaken. With such men
as Charles Francis Adams and Sam.
j Tildcn as standard bearers anv
party can sweep the country and
honesty will again triumph
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-13
Mississippi.

The election IL Mississippi, on
Tuesday last, resulted in an OVER
whclming defeat of the Republican
party there. 1t is thought the Demo
cratic majority will be about 10000.
If it was a fair cler,icn-which we
very much d ,ubt-we would have no
word Of complaint to offer; but, AS
there was 50 many more votes cast
than there is registered voters in the
State, we will probably have more to
say on the subject next week.-Uadi-
son journal.
We do not believe in other intimida-
ton or fraud /; but if we had to choose
one of the two evils we would prefer
the former, because it is more open
and manly. Though we think it is
possible, if the republicans had carried
the state, the Journal would not have
made such discovery, Or if it had
would have said but little about it.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-13
Sherif's Sale,
John Chafie, Brother & Son
VS.. No. 36O |

John Chafie, Brother & Son
Prior L. Gwin.
Tie State Of louisiana, Parish of RichIaad
Fourteenth District Court.
81 virtue OF writ of tieri facas issued by
the Honorable Fourteeml District Court in
and for the Parish of HIGHLAND, in the above
STYLED and numbered suit, have seized and
taken INTO my possession, and will offer for
sale, al the door of the Court House in the
town of Rayville, said Parish, to the last and
highest bidder, within the hours prescribed by
law, on
Saturday, the lth day of December, 1873,
TIE following described property, with all the
Improvements thereon, to- wit:
The north east quarter of Seec,ion eirh.
teen the north east quarter of the north west
quarter, the north west quarter of the south
west quarter and the north west Quarter of
The south east quarter of section eighteen,
township fifteen north, range six east; con
tanning In the aggregate two hundred and
elSh'y acres more or less. Said land to be
sold in subdivisions of not less than ten, nor
more than fifty acres as per map, TO be ex.
nlblted on day of sale.
Terms of sale, Cash with benefit of ap
Praisement c. II. MOORE,
hayville, La, Nov. LIST, lS75-6t Sheriff.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-11-13
Missing IessCLS.

\ Press telegram, dated Boston
Nov. oh, says: Intelligence ha,
been received here Of the supposed
loss Of the brig j. w. Spencer, o.
Boston, which sailed from Nayassu
September llth, bound to Charleston,
South Carolina. Twenty four hours
afcr she sailed. the terrific hurricane
commenced which caused so much
damage, and it is feared the brig was
lost, with'all on board. Her crew
consisted of Capt. Joseph Thomas, of
Ellsworth, Maine; John Albert Daw,
first mate, of Boston; Alfred r..
Wilder, second mate, Of Pembroke,
Maine; j. Mannet Rodcqucz, steward:
VIM. DroOue, Chas. BrUonc, Peter
Peterson, JAS. Perry, and \. Adams.
scamen all Of whom shipped in New
York. The Spencer was good
vessel, Of 3l5 tons register, and own
ed in Boston; valued at 10000
When she sailed she left at the Island.
the brig Toronto and the schooners
Moses Patton and Nellie Chase, oil of
which put to sea during the hurricane,
and none of which have been heard
from, except the brig Toronto, which
was seen drifting past Jamaica, dis
masted and abandoned. The schooner
" ilmlngton sailed in company with
the Spencer, and it is now nearly
two months since the three sailed. 1t
Is doubtful if either of the five YES
sells or Their crews will ever be heard
from.