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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Anet'r,
ID successor to Green Williams, AuetiOneers,)
No. 1901, northwest corner Tenth and bsstreets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE
CITY, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue of q deed of trust dated June ., A. d.
1873 and duly recorded in Liber No. H. folio 255
&c. of the Land Records for Washington county,
in the District of Columbia, and by direction OF
the party secured thereby, l shall sell at public
auction, in trent of the premises, on FRIDAY,
DecembCr 4. 1874, at O'Clock p. n. part of lot
No. seven, a. in square four hundred and nine
teen.
months. secured by 4 deed of trust bearing ten per
cent, interest. Fifty dsllars down on day of sale
WILLIAM KILG1UR, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
n0V22, 1&ds AuctioneeT.
ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
til FRIDAY, the 18th of December, 1871 At the
same hOuE and place, By Ordez OF the trustee.
dt4-F&ds WASH. d. WILLIAMS, Auet.
E9-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until. MCdDA1, January 4, 1875, at the
same hour and place. BY order Of the trustee.
deI9-law&ds WASH b. WILLIAMS, AUct.
Re- THE ABOVE. SALE Is FURTHFE POST
PONED until MONDAY, January II, 1915, at the
same hour and place. By order Of the trustee.
WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS.
jams AHstiOneer.
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Whole tickets, $50; halves, s25; tenth, or each
coupon, e5; II whole tickets 500.
For Tickets or information, Address,
THO. 4. BRAMHETTE, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, Ky. dRcI5-F&ru-tf
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HATS AND CAPS.
RAILROADS.

|NOO0OOONS~I~.~OOOOOO0O
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
NEW ROUTE TO CHICAGO, THE WEST AND
NORTHWEST
On and after SUNDAY. 9Th Instant, trains will
leave asalngtOn for Chicago, via the Chicago d.
$40 a. IN. daily-Parlor cars to Grafton; sIeepers
Grafton to Chica go junction,
l1:40 p. m. daily-Pullman palace sleepers through
For tickets, slceping-car berths &c, &C.. call At
depot, New Jersey avenue.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
u. X. DORSEY, Asst Gen'l Ticket Agent.
THOs. r. SHARP, Master transportation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

"ASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The hne iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hEY-
ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk will leave
her wharf, foot Of Sixth street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at D. m, touching at the prIn-
cipal river landings CONNECTING .. NoTfolk with
steamship OF the N. and n. Line for Boston and
Providence; with the LOrillard ste mship Company
for New York. Freight should be Addressed 'tCGro
of Lady Of The Lake, via NoTfolE.,,,,
L. ii NTZHUGH,, Agent,
- = = SiXth-street wharf,
A, Y, PLANT, General Agent,
mhD Room No 10, Plant Building.
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LEGAL.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
l. TRIGT OF COLUMBIA, THE I'D DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1874.
Commissioners of the Freed
George K. PTICe ct al.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr. John II. Cook,
its solicitor. it Is ordered that the defendant,
GEORGE W. CLARK, cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the first ruie-day
occurring forty days after this day: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in of default
By the Court: A. WNLIE. Justice, &c.
True cOpy-Test: r. J. MEIGs, Clerk. sc.
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AUCTION SALES.
NN~~ON~V-CON0V O0O0-0-0-T|~~OO
Future pays.
RYL ATIMER q CLEARLY,
AHARSHAL'S SALEM VIRTUE or AN

4IA order of sale Issued out of the Clerks office
Of the supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia.
and to me directed will sell at the warehouse of
j. u. and d NJ. " Aters, on High street, GEORGE
town, ID. c. on FRIDAY, the 18th or January,
1873, at IL O'Clock 3. m.
~ sacks ofFertkliZer.
seized and taken under writ No. 12,c0n and will be
sold on accOdnt of George 7, Dunlap & Co.,
against Charles Dodge. ALEX. SHARP,
jan6-d&ds United States Marshal OF ID. c.
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DY JAMES GUILD, AuetiOneer,
u 1914 Pennsylvania avenue.

STOCK OF FANCY AND FURNISHING
STORE, LADIES' BUCK GAUNTLETS, KID
LOWS, COLLARS, SILK AND Wool
&c. A FULL LiSEoF GENTLEMEH'SF FUR
NISHIEG GOODS.
On FRIDAY. January 8. commencing 1t 10
O'Clock, Will sell the entire STOCK in store 434
Seventh street northwest. near Z street.
izBT-2t JAMES GUILD. AuctiOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
ONSOINSNSNOOSN1OJO0HJO .N.NIo|SNDNONSN-NIN1
Future DAYS.
by THOMAS BOWLING, AueffOnoer
- Real Estate Exchange, SIS seventh street.

STANDS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR
KIT HOUSE FOR RENT BY AUCTION.
On MONDA1s January II, 1875, at IL O'clOcE =
M, within the New Market BufidinE / Will bI
the direction OF the Board OF Trustees rent 10 th
highest bidders, all the stands rsmIinfnE m sOId
In the Northern LIber ty Market House, until the
first day of May. 1875.
Terms and cond.LIOns made known upon apDlie.
tion at the Office OF the company and on DAY of
sale. THOMAS BOWLING, AuCtiOuegr
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

tons have newly furnished with All the modern
Improvements.
BALTIMORE. Captain LillienhaIn,
BERLIN. .............. " Putscher.
OHIO..............,,.,.. :" SChulenUurR,
LEIPZIG. E. .......s. - Hoffman.
BRAUNSCHWEIG. Sc. Undnetsch,
NUREMBERG. e 600 tOnsl - Jaeger.
Will run regularly between BREMEN and BALTI-
MORE, follows:
From Bremen. From Baltimore.
LEIPZIG. ........ December 2. December 26, 1874
OHIO. ............ u, ceIHb. I6. January 3. ISIS
NURN RERG..... December %. January D. 1875
RRAUNSCHW'G January -. February 8, 1875
LEIPZIG January 2. February 2, H1j
OHIO.....--.-....- Fehru Try 10. March 6, $50
And thereafter every Tuesday from Bremen and
every Saturday from Baltimore.
Inc Steamer will tsk2 passengers to Bremen,
southampton, London and Havre and return.
PRICE OF PAsSAGE.-ln gold from Bremen TO
BALTIMORE Cabin eco gold; steerage, ~ cur ency
From Baltimore to Bremen, Southampton, London
and Havre: Cabin, SO; Storage, S2i m currency.
Return tickets, in Storage. $3.50. Children be-
tween one and ten years. half price; children not
over one year, q currency.
All other arrangements are he same as the New
FurtheT information can be ascert2Ined by apply
ing by letter to our General Agents.
g. A. SCHUMACHER a Cos,
No. eSouth Charles street, Baltimore, Nd.
Agent for Washington:
No. 80 D street, opposite City Hal.
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PY DUNCANSON Bros, AuetiOneers
u Southeast corner Ninth and ID streets n. W.
10y DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
Id CnrraE Ninth and I'D .trnaL.

JOSEPH W. CORNWALL, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS,
jSnrTuThS&6s IStar3tl Auctiouecrs. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07

CHARLES WALTER,
No. 80 ID Street, opposite City Hall.
-Also, Bills Of Exchange on principal places
In Europe. mYlS-u
, 1875-10-23

oci. l5th-In the House, the bill re-
lating to q land Office at colfax was
passed. ~ 500 q fl.i-I ttia f-i
Oct. Council passed an act for
protection Of sheep in Island county.
Also, an act to amend an act en-
titled an act to incorporate the city Of
Port Townsend was passed.
Also, 4 bill providing for the build
ing Of a courthouse and jail In King
county,.
In the House proposition was re-
ceived from VIM. Billings, sheriff of
Thurston county, offering to keep Ter
ritorial prisoners for 81 per day In a
suitable building. Referred to com Oh
ways and means.
BIN for the relief of Thos. craney
passed.
oct. Is-Council passed memorial
relative to compensation due Francis
w. Pettlgrove.
Also, an act for the relief of Thos.
Cranney.
In the House, the memorial for the
relief OF Francis W. Pettygrove. as
Clerk Of the Sd District Court at Port
Townsend in 1s53-57, was passed.
Amount, $3.50.
Oct. 19-Council passed bill allowing
administrators to erect tombstones over
deceased persons.
The House passed bill for the protec-
tion Of deer In Island county.
Also, the bill relating to adoption,
as amended.
A bill was introduced authorizing
the County Commissioners Of Jefferson
County to erect a Jail in said county.
, 1875-10-23
Up.SOund Items.

Compiled from up-sound Exchanges.l
Gen. McKenny will soon start up the
old saw-mill at Olympia =. Seven out
eight prisoners in the penitentiary on
McNeil's Island, are there for selling
liquor to Indians. ....A man named
Miller was instantly killed at Kalama
on Wednesday week by one Hugal on
account Of domestic difficulties -.
Within the last two years 25 entries of
coal hand have been made in this Ter
ritory -. Edgar Bryan has moved
from Seattle to WILDLY Island to take
charge Of the Union store. =. The Uni
verslty at Seattle has now 90 pupils.
Hon, Orange Jacobs has left for
Washington City -. one Of the teach
ers Of the University at Seattle is q
Presbyterian, one Baptist, another
a Unitarian, and still another a Cath
ollie. :. The Territorial Treasurer's BIZ
ennial report is now being printed. q.
A new logging camp has been started
on Lake Washington, near Black riv-
er :. S5s entries were made at the Sno-
homish County Fair.
, 1875-10-23

"AccIpESTAL DRowErNe" was the
verdict lot the Goroner's Jury In the case
Of the soldier, named Martin Calvin,
whose body was found about three
miles north Of Union Wharf last Mon
day afternoon. Deceased had been
missing from the Fort since Thursday,
d all efforts to discover his where
abodtS had proved futile until by the
action Of the winds and waves his cold
and .lHeless body had been washed
ashore. When last seen alive, he was
sitting ON the top Of one OF the piles at
the end Of the wharf. evidently under
the influence Of whisky. Thus has
another, casualty been added to the
long list from the evils Of excessive
drinking. He was member Of Com
pany g 2l4t Infantry, aged about q
years, and leaves. we are informed, q
wife and several children residing In
thesylelnity Of Buffalo, N. Y. His
term Of service had nearly expired,
and quite sum Of money was due him.
, 1875-10-23

HENRx KuAnIER, of the firm Of Kum-
mer & Logan, Of this city, departed
this life on the 18th inst, aged about 81
years. Decreased was for some twelve
years in the employ Of b. L. Tibbals,
Esq, who says Of him that q he was an
honest, faithful man." He a mem
Der Of the Good Templars' Lodge Of
this city, to whose hall his remains
were taken on Sunday, the better TO
accommodate the members Of the order
and the large number who wished to
pay the last sad tribute Of respect to
the departed. A funeral sermon was
delivered by DR.. Hyland, the process
sion was formed, and, preceded by the
Port Townsend Brass Band, the mourn
full eortege took lts way to the Masonic
Cemetery, where all that was mortal
Of the deceased was inferred in conform
ity with the rites OF tho order to which
he belonged. 1t Is due 70 Mr.. Tibbals,
to say that although be was stopping
at Victoria, yet when be heard Of Mr..
Runners sickness he fastened to his
bedside, and was unremitting in his
attentions, and when death supervened
he at once procured lot on which to
deposit the remains. Mr.. Hummer was
a native Of Reading, Massachusetts,,
where father, mother and sister still
reside and who are LETT to mourn their
, 1875-10-23
Coastuise.

lhe bark Atalanta Is loading at Port
Gamble.
The bark Vidette arrived at this port
on Monday.
The bk Harvest Home arrived here
on Thursday, bound for Tacoma.
The bk Forest Queen is loading at
Port Ludlow.
The brig Tanner Is loading at Port
Discovery, and the bk Florence Is due.
San Francisco, Oct. l5-Arrived,
bk Adelaide Cooper. Port Ludlow.
Oct. l7-Sailed ship General Butler,
for Port Townsend.
, 1875-10-23

WORK on the new hotel Is progress
ing, and ere long, should the weather
continue favorable, shah expect to zee
its vast framework in place. It's de-
sign when carried out viii constitute
it building without arrival on Puget
Sound-eomprising, as lt will, al the
latest and most approved systems Of
architectural finish and adaptation for
the purposes intended.
, 1875-10-23
Probate Notice.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Lawrence
Rein, deceased, order fixing day of hear
ing return of sale OF real estate.
ToHN ANDERSON, ADMINISTRATOR
q of tho Estate or Lawrence Rein, de-
ceased, having this day made returns TO
this Court Of his proceedings under an or
der of sale made by this Court on the 23d
day OF August, A. ID. 1878, also his petition
asking for an order OF sale to be made
thereon
Is hereby ordered and directed that
MONDAY, the 25th day of October, A. d
1875, be and the same Is hereby fixed for
hearing upon said return, IL being q regu-
lar term day Of said Court, and that the
said hearing take plrce at the Court room
Of said Court, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said day, at which time all persons IN
terested are directed TO appear and show
cause why an order confirming said sale
shall not be made.
JAMES G. SWAN,
Judge Of the Probate Court Of Jefferson
County.
Port Townsend, Oct 9, 1875. ss-td
, 1875-10-23

THOMAS BRAckEN, ESQ. returned home
from the Cassiar mines, on Monday.
He states that the majority Of the mi
ners had realized fair remuneration for
their seasons labor. At the time Of
his leaving there were some 500 men
in the mines, and about $50 returned
In company with him, many Of whom
contemplate going back again IN the
spring. sai lsFu3.g sIlsfie ~
, 1875-10-23

WELL, wuLi-And now CONES In
telligence through the Dispatch of
another Homestead Association Al 81
attic, making the third or fOurth, that
has been gotten up In that city this
seasOn-thls time, however, for me-
chanics and laborers.
, 1875-10-23

The steamship Salvador, arrived at
this port on her return from raooma
on wednesday morning about thFre
O'Clock. She coalci At seattle, and
had on board 60 cords q cottonwool
bolts, from Tacoma, and 5000 fect of
lumber from Seattle.
, 1875-10-23

THR marine disasters for September,
In which tie United States had an
interest," numbered twenty mine, In
volying a loss, exclusive OF cargoes, Of
$3S5Ooo. OF the whole number twen-
ty were schooners and three were ships.
Three OF the vessels were burned, one
was sunk BY collision. three were foun-
dered, four were abandoned and eight
cen were wrecked9 Sailf9go.g e .ii'
, 1875-10-23

A petition has been in circulation
during the week for the purpose OF
raising means 70 build walk on Tay-
lor street IRON washington street to
the top of the hill. OF the success at
tending the scheme we have not been
apprized.
, 1875-10-23

THE Exhibition by the Barney Bros,
given in this place last Saturday eve
ming, was well attended, and gave
universal satisfaction. The feats Of
legerdemain were admirably executed
and the violin solos ELECTED unbOunded
applause. Taken altogether 1t was q
pleasant and chaste entertainment.
, 1875-10-23

THE bark Harvest HOme, from san
Francisco, made this port on Thursday.
She brought as passengers, two hmi-
lles, haIllng nom Missouri, and bound
for Ia Conner.
, 1875-10-23

NEW DRUG SToRE.-0n an oPpo-
site corner from the new hotel now
being framed, preparations are aiso
in progress for the establishments oi
a new drugstore by'Dr. Mlnor-mAk-
ing the second Institution Of tho kind
in Port Townsend. 49,
, 1875-10-23

THE str. Phantom brought over rom
WILDLY Island, on wednesday, eight
tons of produce, principally barley and
potatoes, consigned to Waterman q
Katz, by whom It was shipped to Vic
toria on Thursday, per str. North
Pacific.
, 1875-10-23

s. L. STRANGE, as will be seen BY
reference to our advertising columns l.
prepared to do teaming Of all kinds,
grading, furnishing Of water to iaml-
lies vessels, &C., &c.
, 1875-10-23

WE Inadvertently omitted last week
to note the return Of G. c. Bartlett
from San Francisco, whittier he had
been for the purchsse Of new fall and
winter goods.
, 1875-10-23

WE are informed that Capt. Scam
mon, OF the steam revenue cutter Wal
eott will 20 TO San Francisco on the
next steamer for the benefit Of his
lhaalfh-
, 1875-10-23
A Gard.


n uuih-rsirnssl hrrsby tsiiier- his
tlIanks to ~. Minur. IN Ga-si Tran-
plars. a1sl citisrus rrurfailr. &C. th-if
Kind aiisutisus totis lais lisufy kuus-
MR. during h. ulness
Ill. TTrnais.
, 1875-10-23

THE Buena Vista went to sea yester-
day In tow Of the Goliah. She Is bound
for the Sandwich Islands.
, 1875-10-23

THE steamer FasorTte has Withdrawn
from the route between this city and
olympia, and will resume her former
position as asteam-tug.
, 1875-10-23

THE Costa Rican ship Herman forty
days from CaIlaO, arrived at this port
on Monday, consigned to Fowler & Co.
, 1875-10-23

WE call attention to the notice Of
"Auctlon Sale" Of valuable household
articles, to be found In another column.
, 1875-10-23

WE learn that Mr.. Benson, WILDLY
Island ferryman, who has been pros
trated by sickness for some weeks Is
gradually improving.
, 1875-10-23
The Weekly Argus.
LOCAL NEWS.

Focer weather has prevailed during
the past week.
, 1875-10-23

Port Townsend.

-.. ENTERED.
Oct. 15-Str. Salvador, Jones, Victoria
!" Schr Cygnet, Kimberly,
/" 16-Schr Mist, Hyde,
"l1S-Str Goliah, libby, Nanaimo.
I" Str N Pacific, Clancey, Victo'a
+" Blk Forest Queen, Burns, s. F.
." 19-SEr N Pacific, Clancy, Victo'a
a. Costa Rican ship Hermann,
Perks, Callao, Peru.
" 21-Bk Harvest Home, Mattsen, ST
CLEARED.
Oct. 15-Str N Pacific, Clancy, Victo'a
4" l8-Schr Cygnet, Kimberly, S. F.
l. Bkte Constitution, Love, S. F.
:" Schr Mist, Hyde, Victoria.
6 17-Schr Letitia, Adams, Nanaimo
" lS-Str N Pacific, Clancy, Victo'a
" 20-Str Salvador, Jones, Victoria.
" 2l-SchrO Orcas, Martinius, Nanai'o
:" Str N Pacific, Clancy, Yicto'a
, 1875-10-23
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
VI and niShing Goods.
ROTHSCHILD & co. q

DEsr ASSORTMENT OF CALL
ID fornia manufactured Gold Sets.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings Breast and
Cuff Pins, Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
studs, Lockets, &c, that have ever
been offered for sale on Puget Sound,
received by last steamer. and for sale
by ROTHSCHILD 4 co,
, 1875-10-23
Religions Notices.

Religious Notices.
SERVICES in the NJ. y. Church, Sunday,
at II A. NJ. and 7l-3P.M. Pnyer-meeting
Wednesday, eve. at ~.
SERVICES in st. Paul's Episcopal Church
on Sunday, at IL A. n. and IL p. n. Rev.
p. Z. Hyland, Pastor.
, 1875-07-17

rAs about 10 take. That Il" realized soma OF
tho p@Eils OF lila eituhtlua ,us eyi1ont 10 tho
extrsnn gravity Of hin faatu1cs, which were ID
marked contrhAt nlth The rechIcss and
MoCKiSG YAtEh OF THE MON.
II would 10 l,Ant to define tho exact moment
Of tic atars. Half dozen men brld to tho
rAbls. std tho balloon, aloylr mounting or
feet. reete1 10 and fro ~ II II were soma
monster canght In a trap and ftauticai'y
bent IN escape. Now rolling its huge
bn!k thin ~ay. now that. with Donhldh}n
srlnpiug from tho msp"r hemp and tirin'wood
trrked backward anil forward in tho ba4kot. IL
frightened the crowd Into nnrcesnlon u ntah'.
reieH. Then Donaldson pave IN order and
trmwofi d s:ixnd hn1,d bag mud poured its coIt.
tents Though tho cofdsEo On a nco1e Of upsuruod
iaceH.
1lttra une vast laugh al round, q shower Of
hsnh.bi:ls from tho car. lioattng to the enrsb
like 4 hltndrel thousand w)so iigures, and bo-
fola its flight conla ho realized.
THE rAfi0DN AHur Ur
into tho clear hkF and wAs Ao0H hanging over
the lax, like Sinba1s lloynring roc.
1opa:tlspn sti!l k",ss lis foo:nE on Tho porch
a,l waved hin hh:. uE'muoni ttnI rocred
through Tho emrcu etats Which ,mpri 1oned
hin, aud alel bundle After bundle Of handbllls.
Itlur amid thn siloutlng Of tno NIB .id the
c,arh Of tho baud, the two uufostuna.ca went to
their fxte.
, 1875-07-17


on which to found theory, it is not surprising
tust tue ingenuity which set the world agspe
over mermaid aud woolly horse should do
volop theory Of ultimate salvation for tho serial
yoyaRets equally unique sud fautAhsio. Such =
theory Mr. Uarnusu, through nr. Thomas, hts
press agent, loudly proclaims. Tbs premises
from which hs starts dIffer from thoso Of scicn-
tl,lo peopls. Tie bal|ooo, according to atr.
Thomas, Wa uos1ly new, perfectly aound, and
like sinRed cat. betteE shao it looked. aus.
tight balloon, al1ed With pure Raa. and carrying.
bosldee Douaidson and Griuwood. l.o00 pounds
Of sand, should, and undoubtedly did, keep tho
advouturera adost in the air tor twenty hours.
This Ia
4 DARsN0 STATEMENT,
Ia view Of tho tketa. WAon asked To explain
how II WAS that ths aEr-sbip WAS s'ghted BY Capt.
Anderson. dipping dsjsctsdiy into tho "Ases A.
7 o'clock in the evening, With thtee-sonSthe OF
hs. journey yet bsfoie her. Mr. Thomas sepl!ss
That IL 10 ths most ussuzsi thlns IN The world.
Tn.s peffsot slz-ahlp va aos out Of gas' but
, 1875-07-17

hung on With atfouger and more ak!ifnl hold.
But e.en II tho older Of tue two Loaf men sur
vived lin comrade, thrre could not havs besn
1natv tu1tntes between thelE drownlngs once
fairly an,swiins mon Tho surface of tbs water,
tile bxEioon could not escape from ita adrersarY
by hvtng bcfoto It. II took only tle vtolen& eon.
cuaaipn. and then. Tont in Twain like tl!o veii Ut
tho Tempia by itn death-biow. tho huge, 5ss
uunubatantial, crosturo
HURaT And fANK.
How tho two men mot their fata No shall prob
ably mover know. tragic chorus sang their to.
qncm tn tho roar OF the thunder and Tho whtl 1t
tho wind. Had thoro been fitting Inspiration
for such Al ending their death would havo been
heroic. But wild n their enterprise WAS, no
body can think without a thrill Of the t"o sotts
nhicl,. rezIug the vingn Of tho etortn, passed
ont ot thn cEahl1 and Tho ruin Of that tempestu-
oua midnight into the hsyou Of = psfFesua! Good
3losnluR.
, 1875-07-17

rxfHnnn
~ ,h.a.tn. -, sa.annk ~ could ooohom!ze !
su'o"'ns 'no "e'eht OF h!a cargo Oh the wAst >.
hto"dd tho oaskst to skim Tho surfaco ~ io' :
~ Tho wind War favorable, ueuc.. altar reeu :
tns scaooaer head for ths b,,1oon r,,n.,d.- =
+hr.w o,t h.u,., .,or.,, -. ,.., =: =
".,. ,,,,.' . ."eutu :" ''s !or sifo ana eest-
-k"'n' WIN IA9 ~'no nc feAchtdtae Michg: :
ehofs about II o'clock. In ths da,kuesK
descent would hAro been fet,ious. Dnna1dse
therefore, ross oucs mora into the mir. mud
,n-..xn. ...,..
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