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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

For LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND. .............. Tuesday. Dec. IA 23O D. m.
FOR OF EENsTOWN AND LIZ ERPOOL
ITALY nee. g, 230 .. IL. EEGLAN D. Dec ~ a m
TIII OF Els. Dee IL "a. EGYPT Dee %, a. ~
CABIN Passage $50 and SO currency Storage at greatly
reduced uics Return c6cfs AZ REDUCED rates Prepaid
Storage Tckes Liverpool the lowest rates. Apply At
the Cumpany's Office, No. 60 Broadway; ,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

The COYoaer's in the case OF James
Bass killed at Phoebe, the other day, re-
turned the following verdict:
We, the undersigned jurors subpenaed
before u. l.. Deal, Coroner OF Lincoln
comfy. TO inquire into the eause of the
death Of James Bass. after having all
the evidence adduced, each and all do
say that the deceased was named James
Boss (cOlored). aged As years. . native
Of Indiana. and that hs came to his
death from the effects OF eun-shot
vounds Inflicted BY officers Mckee and
Kelly. and that such wounds were made
While the officers we're nsking an arrest
aud The deceased vas resisting said ofi-
csls With . iTe-arm.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04
POUA1H OF JULY.

Harrsh for tie star spansled banner:
Wish you . happy new Fourth. and no
forth. No time for spe. cbifying- time
for cannons and old Costinentall-r pis-
1cls and fire-crackers and the likes. Only
n's Sunday. that's sill After sun down
bring ont your powder and your Pyro-
tsohnics. Tomorrow Is the day Rener-
ally set apart for tho true racket" Our
merchants and butchers and bakers
and candlesiick makers" will close up
shop and celebrate then. We too, fell
Low citizens. We shall celebrate; and so
there WON'T be any APPEAL issued till
wednesday. In the meantime. if yon
have an American eagle let him soar; if
you have n Gag OF Your country. fling 1t
90 the breeze; if you have a cannon. load
her up and touch her off; il you cannot
sffervesce sufficiently without making a
harmless noise. borrow q bass drum.
retire 10 an adjacent field and have ii
cat, ike free American citizen.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

PouR TIcKkTs in the Califcrnis poli,i-
cal field Indicate no little. interest in 20
hsics there. The fact is there are too
many people in that State dependent
upon politics for livins-.oo msny for
the public good. Snch large bod. of
professional politicians is like a siandins
army-that much of n weakening of the
forces Of labor in the more useful fields.
Tie Republicans seem to have taken the
Wind out of al sails but those Of the
Temperance people. These have a spe-
sial:y. and since Biduell's dec,ination
" the nomination rendered by them are
alone in their chosen field o: operations.
The Democrats are before the people
free from all en:anglinS alliances.
Theirs is strai sht-out fight for the hon
Oss Of tho field. Here, then. We have
The Republican Party. relying in its
veil known and largely e1emplifi-d
principles ard glorious history; The
Democratic Party with its an,agonism
to the cardinal principles of Republican
ism: and the Temperance party with its
specially. The first represents all that
dates from Lincoln's first election 10 the
present day. as presented by Republi
can administrations the second repre-
sents sil the defined antagonism to that
party and its aims and acts. the third
moves in a narrow groove which has no
really legitimate relation to politics.
Nov. what Of the fourth party-ihe In
dependents. SO called? Who called them
into being and who father. their acts ard
directs their purposes? Where and
what 10 their constituency? Republicans
and Democrats have recognized ''or-
eans." So have the Temperance peo-
pie. Those organs are newspapers Of
more or less influence. In the hide
penden: case tie position Of tliogs is re-
sersed. With them the Bulletin and its
satellites are the party. and the occa-
sionai squads Of politicians they can
muster here and there, ard their dupes,
thiniy scattered about. these are the '.or-
gans" Of this Independent newspaper
party. The Republicans. Democrats
and Temperance people have certain
principles at stake: The Independents
have nothing at stake but the influence
and pride Of purpose Of Newton Booth.
the San Francisco Bulletin and the
Rai.in-e grape grower of Chico.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

Ny country. - Of Thea.
Sweet land Il hberty.
OF thee I sing;
Land Whers my fathers died.
Land Of tho pilgrims pride.
Prom every mountain side
Let Freedom riAf.
Ny native country. thee.
Land Of the noble fsrs.
Thy name I love-.
love thy rocks and nils.
Thy y Gods and tempted hills:
NY heart with rapture thrills
Like that shove.
Let music swell the brees%.
AID rirg from all the tree
Sweet freedoms sonR;
let mortal tongues awake.
Let all thst breathe partaks.
Let rocks their silence brsaA.
Thy sound prolong.
Our fathers God. to fhss.
Author Of liberty.
t.. thee we ling:
long may our !snd be bright
With ire. dom's holy light.
Protect us by thy might.
Great God. our King.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04
A NOME THRUST.

In Senator Booih's balcony speech
he twice expressed the opinion that Mr..
Gorham ought to be in tho State Prison.
The Senator intended this for Wit, and
perhaps it war the best he VIVA capable
of in the way of horse joke. B"t when
Gcrham re piled 10 him at Oakland the
plucky little Secretary Of the Senate re-
iorted with u thrust that goes clear
through the paper defenses Of the bal
cony orator. and lands in his very vitals.
Said Mr. Gorham on the occasion re-
ferred to: That WAS pretty good hit;
but I know if l should deal seriously
with the Governor, for he was only
joking thcn-ihry don't put people in
the State Prison for expressing their
opinions in this State. though some
would like TO perhaps-if 1 should deal
seriously. and should look into The
Codes, AID find the penalties for bribery
and corruption; and if shonld find tina,
when IA man sought the S-naiorship. hav
ing already the Governorship, there are
serious penalties for trufficking the Of
fees of the State to bny poltirai
committees l might make him
think that l was thrus,ing neai-r
home to him than he has come to me- in
all his speech" II appears To Us tina,
Gorbam came pretty near being that
.Lacnnian dog" mentioned in another
campaign i'll connection with a Psrticu-
lar friend o! Govern"r Booth. who VA
said 10 have a talent FIR biting tn ,h.-
bone The Bulletin says that tie l,,i-
cony >pe. oh completely ''us-d up Mr.
Gorham, but if the Bui'etin does rot
want TO see Mr. Broth .-cat"wampously
chaw-d mp by this pntative crrrrlr, i;
had he.t,r take steps TOR removing what
is left Of him. If. however. the Senator
can screw his cnur 'G;e 10 ,hr sticking point
and is prepared To fight the course.
he shonld lose no time in replying to
Gorham. The latter was very prompt
in answering the balcony speech He
only read the rrpors Of il "n Tuesda,
morning. and tore the orator all to find
ers the same evening. Booth has air, ady
had twice the tim" 10 prepare il. and
the canpaieu j. altogether too short for
speeches which smell ull over of the
midni.h: oil Besides. the public It.
gard the Senator in the light Of n gentle
man who has been crushed and sat npo,l
and if re does not say something sped,
lily it will he thought that he accepts bis
defeat Time For the next round.
gen;IemenI-.Sd Sac. Record Union, July2.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

NISE FOB BEKCaKH and three for Til
ton is fair type Of public opinion. That
Is about the way it stands all over the
reading cOmmunity-,hres fOurths be-
lievine in the innocence Of the accused
and cne-fourth delishting to believe him
guilty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

TIE SILvEr CITY TEL WEEKLY TINES
has been enlarged till it is become one of
the handsomest papers in this State.
Glad to cote these signs Of prosperity in
our Lyon county contemporary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

Boom comes up very gioggy. and his
boiileheiier. the BUiietia. is only to-"
conscious of the fact. Really, that
burly second is rs sick as its flabbr
eastei principal. RS the following debil
i;sted attempt TO call up smile over
Boobies head in chancery p;~inIy indi
Gates In the BnLetia Of Thursday W.
find the following:
Campaign documents are coming npnn
us So thick and fasr that it Is almost i'm
possible 10 fully digest them. Within
few days VT have had attack. reply aud
fend off IN the political arern. On Tues
day night. at Oakland. Gorham spoke 10
reply to Senator Booths ,.Jnind-r. II
wonld not be Just to deny TO the latter
certain hind of ability. There can be no
question OF his possession of the quality
of smatuess. lie eau say smart things
rs we'll as anybody, and occasionally
turn the hugh against his antagonist
But he does not appear TO much advant-
age III contest ~Hh IA man of the cn!-
ture Of Booth. We recognize i'll one the
accomplished debatsr. His thrnsts are
delivered with scientific accuracy. Cor
nam on the other hand fights with
butchers cleaver, though there is some
drollery occasionally in the manner in
which be yields it. We do not think
that he WAS particularly effective on the
last occasion. The Judgment Of an i'm
patti al audience will be that he did not
succeed in weakening any Of the posi-
;ions taken by his more skillful and elo-
suent adversary.
Fitch OF Sesbough or Swift. whichever
one of the Bulletin'S ''practised pens" it
was that did that. gritted his teeth in
self-chagrin at having thus to admit hnlf
his case away. The idea of Gorham not
appearing TO advantage in n conies.
with man Of the culture of Booth"
This is very wesk-weaker than rsisin
water. Why. this pretty fellow. Booth.
will no more dare to meet Gorham in
debate, as he has been challenged to do.
than he dares ram his small. pomatumed
head in the fire. Booth is rather tai
ented lady. but he hasn't the Drawn for
the sort of encounter TO which Gorhsm
invites him. II he has. if he can use up
Gorham so readily, why don't he do il?
YESTERDAY Messrs. Stewart and White
hill were very busily engaged labelling
the various mineral specimens they have
received in Ely District, preparatory TO
shipping the same to Carson. They
place on each specimen the name Of the
donor, the mine. the assay value, and
the mining district from which the spe-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

TIKI llMrkRANCE CONTENTION Of Cali
fornia rendered the nomination for
Governor upon their ticket TO poor old
Bidw eli but he. pnff.d mp with the
grandeur of his own pot bellied person
and the glory of the Dolly Warden nomin-
alton. declined the honor. Therenpon
tie Teetotalers nominated ". f. Lovett
icr the Guberna;o office. Comment
ing on Bidweil's declination and the
subsequent action OF the Temperance
people, the Post says:
We nre afraid We have given General
Bidw.lI credit for too much moi al cour-
age and that the apology that be turned
his vine Tito vinegar, rot As matter Of
,niucipl,. but as n matter of profit, really
,n,ann'ed from lin. That he is afraid
ui The lu,n-ellers and Is really trying TO
concilia,e them. is evident from the
manner III which ne yesterday snubbed
The Tempe ance Convention. This con-
,en;ion. composed not Of bowling fspa-
ties. but Of earnest people, who, whether
wisely or un~iseiy. are certainly trying
To- advance the caus- of sobriety and
virtue, asked him 10 show his sympathy
With the Cause OF temperance by hcr' pi-
ing II second nomination at their bands.
but received mn ANSWER that he lid not
want any oi their nominations. The
convention ther, upon very pre- perry
Nominated another u, ntleman, Who !.
not afraid of the INNS. IL r.. Gererai
Bilw. il may, by thl- course. have moli-
tied The hanor mixing interest. bnt he
certainly i"ses the support of The still
more powerful class. who. above all
things. admire the moral integrity which
Is sboa IL in devotion to riinc'ple. The
man y h" acts up 10 his belief, 10 matter
What il may he. Is entitled IL The RESPECT
even of those who differ from him. The
man no disayoWs his faith. either Tor
personal or political con id.r.tions.
justly merits only the CONT lt. 10th Of
those v hem be te'ra.s and those whom
he seeks to concilIaie.
FELL IN WKLL.- Jacob Abel. boy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

Il. T. DUNEiEG. EN- HUNT,
Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard.
FuNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING THIS DAY
i purchase Of A. W. Pray the above well
known Yard. will continue the business as here
iofore, leepng INST ntly on hand full assert
ment of the be.t quality of
Lake Taboo Building Lumber
OF every description. Also.
Shingles. Laths. Piekets. Doors Win.
dows, Blinds, Aouldings &C., dc.
All Of which ire offered 1t lowest living prices.
- Lahe Tahoe Lumber Yard, First Block
East Of Capitol Square. ~
DUNSISG 4 HUNT.
Carson City, July Ist. 1915. .ys-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-04

FELL IN WILL Jacob Abel. boy
about six years old, while playing re"r
u well on his mothers premises. the
other day accidentally stumbled and fell
in. The well is about 20 feet deep. with
fnar or five feet ot wafer. yet the little
f.l.nw ESCAPE i injur, l'y the fall and WAS
e1tIiceted i'y bis mother. VIII" pulled Him
out with Z rope Siirer State.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
Eff. KunkePs Bitter Vine of Iron

Fol the cure of weak stomach general de-
bihty, Indigestion disease OF the nervous
syst. IN, cons 'ipation, acidIty of the stomach.
and all cases requiring a tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and
efficient salt of Iron we possess; Citrate of
Magnetic Oxide, combined with Il G most
energetic OF vegetable tonicr-YellOw Peru.
vian Bark.
The effect in many cases of debility loss of
appetite, and general prostration, OF an effici-
ent salt OF Eon, combined with our valuable
Nerve, ls most happy. 1t augments the ap-
petite, raises the pulse, takes OF muscular
nabolness, removes the pa,lor Of debility, and
gives n,'rid vigor to the countenance.
Do you wan. something to strengthen you {?
DO you want good appetite? Do you want
70 Dallu up your constitution? Do you want
to feel well? Do you want to get rid OF ner-
vousnesst DO y'u want energy! Do YOU
want to sleep well: Do you want brisk and
vigorous feelings? Ii you do, try Kunkers
Wine OF iron.
THIS truly valuable tonic has been 80 thor
ouFhly tested by all classes OF the communi.
ty that 1t Is now deemed indispensable as
a tonic medicine 1t costs but little, purlfies
the blood and gives tone to the stomach h.
renovatee the system and prolongs life
now only aek q trial OF this valuable tonic
Prlce el per bottle f F. KUNKEL, sole
proprietor. No az North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
decl-lmd&w
NO. ass. Tame Worm asa
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
ter 70 patients treated. DIR. <. +. Kunkel,
No. 2Ss Sinth street, Philadelphia. Adj
vice free. Seat Pin and stomach Worms
also removed
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03

EXCIrEMEEr IN THE OPERA HOUSE.
during the lecture of John h.
Cough, at the Grand Opera House.
last night, a fire was discovered in tho
Agents office, close to the entrance TO
the auditorium, The fire was caused
ioy the steam pipes becoming over
heated which caused the floor to ig.
mite, The flames were easily extin-
guished with bucket of water. but
meanwhile the audience smelled the
smoke and learned that there was a
IRE. Some started for the door and a
panic was the immediate result. The
crowd around the door pushed and
scrambled, jostling each other in the
most excited manner. A little girl,
daughter of Rev. j. w. Weston. pas.
tor of Mt. Salem M. Church. was
Knocked down and trampled but es.
capped serious injury. Her cries and
the screams of number Of women
Increased the excitement and several
ladies' tainted, among whom were Mrs.
Hayes Chandler, of Wilmington, and
Mrs. King of Newark. Finally the
audience learned there was no danger
and returned to their seats, and the
excitement was allayed without any
serious injury.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
FOURTH EDITION,
hniDfs Of Pythi0s.

SURPRISE EisiT-ARRANGEMEN FOR
THE CENTsNNIAL.
Last night, while Clayton Lodge.
No. 4, X. of r., was in session, the
memtcrs were agreeably surprised bv
a visit from about twenty members
from Uniformed Corps, of Philadei-
phla, all in full uniform. The visitors
were warmly received, and after tLev
were fairly seated, genera! speech,
making was INDUCED in. After sd.
lournment all hands proceeded to
r ulimers restaurant, where refresh
ments were provided in abundance.
The visitors returned to Philadelphi3
on late train, after spending verv
pleasant evening.
ARRANGING FOR THE CE.TENS1Ar
Last night the committees from sub.
ordinate lodges, appointed at the last
meeting of the Grand Lodge, X. of +.
to make arrangements for the cclebra.
ton of the Order at the Centennial. on
the fourth Tuesday in August, 1876
held meeting. An Executive com.
Tittee was appointed:-E. b. Rice. :.
>. Curry, j. c. Jones', John Bowlen.
James Mousley, to make the necessary
arrangements, and the Secretary was
instructed to ind the cost of 100 Z.
more uniforms. The meeting then
adjourned
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
THIRD EDITION
ACTUARY ELECTED.

At the meeting of City Council. last
evening, John NJ. Taylor, the sent
Actuary or Clerk to the City Treasurer
was reelected for one year. He re-.
ceived 10 votes, to for Geo. II. Rob.
inettc, his Democratic competitor
Eight Republicans and eleven Demo
Gratis were at the meeting, but Mr.
farrel aid not vote on The election and
Nj Hayes voted for Mr.. TAYLOR. Mr..
farrcl's reason for not voting was
mat lie supposed the Democrats had
neld nominating caucus from which
ihey had purposely excluded him. Mir.
Hayes explained his course as beln g
;lor the best interests of the city'
To- which he intended to look solely in
the future, without regard to party"
The Democrats held no caucus to
select an occupant for this office, and
the subject was not thought of until
Just before the meeting of Council last
night. Then some of them hastily
cahVassed the matter, aud agreed that
MT. Robinette would be a yery good
candidate for the position, and he was
nominated with the result stated above
MIR; Taylor is, of course, "a Republi-
can, but 1t can be truly said that he is
wen quallhed in every respect, to per.
form the duties of the office with
aoliity. He is au excellent book
keeper, and in penmanship is said to
De the equal of any man in the city
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
SHEnI FF'S SALES.

SHERIFFS SALE
- BY virtue Of a sundry writs- OF venditioni
Exponas 10 me directed will be exposed TO
Public Sale at the Store of Peter J. Babcock
and j. j. Babcnck, No el3 Mars ct s.reet,
wilmington. Del, in New Castle county, on
MONDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER. 1875,
At 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
The following described personal property,
viz:
LADIES' and Gents and Gbildren's Shoes,
Gents cafskin cots, patent leather shoes, Ia
dies CATERS. slippers gums, ar, tic Of er shoes,
4 Also lounges, stools, lasts and lxtui es of
store, household good: and ease OF STORE.
Seized and taken In execution Ls the pro-
perty Of Peter j. Babcock, and Joseph J.
and to be sold by
WM. Il. LA HBS0N. Sheriff
Sherit-s Office New Castle.
Decsr Der 9 1875 dec 3-ts
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03

~ ON M TIE D. - The two Dennis
haguires, charged with having stolen
BRASS boxes from the p. W. &. b. r. r.
ana who were arrested on Tuesday.
had a hearing last evening before his
Honor, Mayor Whitley. The charges
being sustained against them, ,6ey
were each held in tho sum of $5OObaiI
IN default of which they were com.
mitted. N0
Chas. Gabkee, charged with having
received the stolen property. was .lso
given hearing and held in the sum
OF Sl,ooo, which he was unable to
give, and In consequence was held in
custody. '
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry ark.

This preparation Is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know OF, and cures all curs.
bic cases, and relieves those that are not
cnrable claim nothing for the prescrlp-
tion, but the method OF preparing 1t is such
rs to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor OF forty years to place
II a. the head OF the Cough Medicines of the
world. IL is used and prescribed by some of
the best doctors In this aad other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases OF cough relieved and enabled 70
sleep aud get rest and strength
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
aUglytojanl'76 ass Market Street
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
SECOND EDITION
E'teH LOdgc.

h''HfH ANGIvERsARY-ME MEETING tx 1ur
LODGE RooM-suPPER At TUr cf ,v.rn>,
HOUSE. 10 'oH
Last night, Eden Lodge. No. 34I.O
y. r., celebrated ito eighth anniver,arv
, ne meeting in the lodge room was
.argeiy attended. and delegation was
present from National lodge, No. %, Of
~ Geor2es, between which and Edan
lodge great friendship exists.
Dtflng the meeting remarks were made
ny Past Grands Howe, Heisal and No
Whorter, OF st. Georges, and Applabv.
OF Win ington. z. c. Daily and ID i
findlcy sang several songs in excellent
style, aud the initiatory work OF tb- or.
der was eEemplified by Grand Master +.
=. Moore, assisted by William b. Hy-
The meeting then adjourned To the
Clayton House, and at ten o'clock sat M
down to a well spread table in the dining
nall, l.. w. Garrett, n. g. of Eden Lodrs'
presiding.
Alter discussing an excellent bill Of
rare Tor half an hour, l.. w. Nicholson.
chairman OF the committee of arrange. .
inents, announced the intellectual pro.
gramme, as follows:
LIST, The Grand Lodge of the Unitod
States.'
Responded to by I. G. VIM. b. Hyland
who referred to the great progress and
advancement of the order of odd Eel.
lows under the guidance of the Grand
Lodge CT the United States.
nc. Daley sang in excellent style n
humorous song called "Dolans mule
"a, Eden Lodge"
In response, Noble Grand l.. w. Har-
ris, OF Eden Lodge, responded by briefly
alluding to the benefits of Odd Fellow,
ship. '''o"-
81, National Lodge, Of st. Georges"
T.. u. Chas. McWhorter, of National
Lodge, responded by briefly sketching
the history of his Lodge, and elluding TO
the friendly feelings which existed be.
tween It and Eden Lodge.
r" The Grand Lodge of Delaware.
Responded to by p. G. james Appleb,
who alluded to the influence and i'm port.
ance OF the Grand Lodge of he State,
o." The Press. "
solomon Hersey, of the Commercial. in
prlet allusion to the aid rendered by
the Press to Odd Fellowship and Other
benevolent organization.
T. c. Daily here sang another humor.
GUS song, oh, that Watermelon. which
was greeted with applause.
l.. G. David Downs gave a humorous
recitation, The Hogs on Spree. -
+: G: David Findley sang The Little
Cabin in the Lane" in superb style.
The anniversary then closed with A
tew remarks by h. w. Nicholson.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03
GENERAL NET!S

Col. Woolford, who was reelected
Comptroller of Maryland by the Dem
ocrats last month, has been notified
by Colonel wilkins, the Reform can
didate, that his election will be con
tested.
An official statement of the coudi-
tion of the Bank of America, at New
Orleans, which suspended Wednesday
places its assets at $6l9, 900, and Its
liabilities at $685., 900. The latter in
clude $l8S, 900 due to depositors, and
$50 600 due to the Importers and Ira
ders National Bank of New York. Il
is not beliyed that the assets will yield
more than from 10 to 25 cents on the
dollars.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-03

THE LoANs.-At the 63d monthly
meeting of the Citizens Loan Associa-
ton, last evening, the following sums
were disposed Of; 5000 at 35; $1,000 at
W; 81 goo at 325 $500 at 80; 81 zoo at
3lf; 1000 at BIT: all the sums were
sold in the Fifth series.
Last night Germania Loan, at its
I!6th monthly meeting, sold $1,000 at
2It cents per share premium, $50 at
70 cents, $500 go cents, and 500 at par.
The Germania will run out in about
four months.