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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-01
fert init ben Wrillen !

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Nit henn @rilsn slei9 btnans !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-01
Heinrich findelkiud

Gr3dblmng aus Ser Sprseit
Bon
Terhinan0e Treiit bom 8radeI.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-06
Cali and settle up.

KTAvING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE UP
all old accounts by tho Goth OF October.
l would request all having long accounts
With me to call and settle and save expenses.
Amy one having bills against me Will please
present the same and receive their money.
M. B. STAUETON.
wtnssmuees, September rs, 1876. lun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Samuel Hirsch, well known Jewish lawyer OF this
city, 10 his death by drowning early yesterday
morning pier No. 81 East River AZ about half past
three O'Clock, private watchman Stromberg was
patroling the pier he heard the loud cry OF Save mel
coming from tho river Hurying in tho direction OF
the voice he man struggling in the water, and
throw him chair, which he seized. stromberg en-
deavored 10 pull him 10 the dock but before
he could do so the unfortunate man hao
rclnqulshcd his hold. The Waterman now called
for help, and within minute Roundsman
Buckley and officers Powell aud Walsh, OF tho
Seventh Precinct at hand Walsh jumped into the
river and held tho his until he was hitod
to the pcr. Lilo not yot extinct, and the police
men made every effort ut resuscitaiion without avail
for death onsued within few minutes The body was
then conveyed to tho Ma olson police station
where II was identified as that OF Mr.. Hrsch In his
pocket was gold watch and thirty cents IN currency
The watch had not stopped and the papers were COM
paratlvely dry
Mr Hirsch len his home on Fifth avenue and Eighty
sixth street. at ten O'Clock Wednesday morning tho
best OF spirits, prom'sneorclurn before dark, a in
be gwen that evening in honor vi hiA eldest
assembled the appointed hour and waited tn late for
him. sending IN every direction but without learning
any tdings OF his whereabouts.
He was alive at Two o'clock that afternoon when
he lot mis- office ut No. $40 broadway, renarking
10 tho clerk Of law arm IN the building that lac
gong Ia personally injunction the pro-
prietor OF liquor saloon on the Bowery.
Mr.. Hrsch was born al kirchcim Bolanden.
Aayencc, IN Germany, and about nly years old.
He came TO this city when very young, entered
Princeton College and subsequently Harvard and after
studying law IN this city was admitted the Bar.
During the administration OF President Pierce he was
United States Vice Consul at AspinwaL He aftcrward
practscd law In Williamsburg. In 1861 he opened an
Office in this city, and secured large and lucra-
tive business. He also operated extensively In real
estate, and with such success that he estimated
to be worth handsome fortune In later
years u Is SAID his business had fallen or be had
had rcvcrscs In his spccuations which thought
have brought him into financial difficulties IL Is
also said that in consequence of alleged misuse
OF the funds Of client proceedings had been instituted
with the purpose Of having him Thrown over tho
bal" and that notice thereof had been served upon
him. Opinion is divided Ms to his death. whether IL
occurred by accident or purposcd suicide
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
CLEARED.

Steamer Napol (Br. spittai Gissgcw-Henderso Bros
Steamer Pommcrania ttier). Schwensen Hamburg via
Observation-Disclosures ca.
steamer CaIand Dutch. Deddes, Rotserdam-Funch.
Edye Co.
steamer Esns tsr, sausom. Port Prince savsniila
&c--Pim Forwocd 4 Go.
steamer Columbus. Reed. Havsna-wm r Clyde Co
steamer Gamma lBr. Liddicoat Hamilton ,Bermuds)-
A L OuterOrdge. u
steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond--s)ld Dominion steamship &c.
Steamer Maytower. DAVIDSON. Phladelnhia-Jss Hand.
Steamer Ann Elixs. Richards. hilaiephs-Ias Hama
steamer Ee snors. Johnson. Po-tland-J Ames
Steamer Nereus. bcarsc. Noston-N " Dimock
iisrk Regina Coeii (fr,, Grand AiicsutsJas Henry
bark Columbia, Dickerson BArbados-H frowordgs's
Sons
lark Flash Light Obj, Gard, Apple River. Ns-C Ber
srig Dictator CBr,. colls renzance--rsbbr 4 chsun-
brig Lizzie zslosen Fosseen, colima and csdIs Spain,
Brig Eische En rrobrdss Laguayra and Porto csbcllo
Brig Hiram ASn Tibbsst. Perth Amboy order-N
Schr Impulse fBr). Rountree. Beiixe-Leaycrsn A Co.
schr Trots King Bradford 81 Domingo CityJohn Boyn-
tons son.
Schr Bu-ris tBr, Martin ~ John. NIB Nevius
schr J W vannsmau, Sharp Fernandina--E Hurlbus a
schr Ida Della Tore. Chase Wilmington. SC-Jos Cot
schr Il welics Bishop Hartfcrd-ceo Blair SON.
schr scranton, Pease, Middietown, Ct-Fsrguson
mod
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30 frauds perpetrated Congressional elections The
attention Of witness called 10 the TACT that one re-
ccipt he gave for money received Indicated that II was
received in pursuance OF for the detection OF
frauds in elections while receipt given for amount
subsequently received for services have
been rendered. He explained this discrepancy by
stating that the first receipt could he found the
time and that the second written from memory
He here produced vouchers for payments from jan
uary TO April, 1871 One lot OF vouchers
aggregated $2es7 o. which for the pay
OF clerks for copying and for other purpose. This
amount for work antedating July IS, 1872, when
witness received another $4,000 As 10 the amounts
otherwise expended between April g. 1872 and July ID,
1872, that will DO ascertancd by reference 10 tho
vouchers in the Treasury Department which witness
could not reach to-day. Tho application for the 5000
paid July Is Was made two weeks before that;
carried written order the President Attorney
General Williams for the money; Mr.. Williams had
stated that TO be the case but he was
mistaken. The only objection Mr.. Williams
made TO paying that money was that Colonel Whit
ley wanted the fund to DO used In the South II Mr.
williams stated otherwise this point he mis-
taken in that also. The witness received 900
on the 26th day OF September. The receipt for the
amount 10 for "services rendered and ex-
penses incurred" but the witness did not
know why this receipt differed FROM the first
one, the money paid for tho same
service the first payments made for 1t is
possible that Whitley objected to paying the $40
for he wanted all the money he could get to in
Ku Kux operations. Attorney General Williams
wrote Whitley to pay witness the money and then
whi,leys connection with It ceased All tho vouchers
for expenses between July Is and September 70 1872
in the Treasury Department except porhaps few
bills.
Amer further examination as to vouchers the CON-
mittee, at half past four O'Clock, adjourned until
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

scHR KLrrx from River for Baltimore vas
IN collision night VI April - with wsseves below
Fort Carroll The schooner struck the pors bow Ano
sunk IN ~ minntes three thoms Of water Ins crew
t.ok 20 tho ysw boat and the steamer proceeded hs
Elite after sinking eapzd With her bcw out Of water
has u 900 bushels corn together with slaves and
wood. Her deck load Of wood hoated on The Kite was
noated and towed 20 baltimore 18th.
scHR EnnA Fox.-W Ashington, April 27-The Agnal
Service observer Cope Hstsras g. tho chief
signal cnaeer folowsO the 18th inst the schooner
wind when I6 miles nastsrss Light and sprung
leak which gained fast that she had 10 be into Hat
teras Inlet where she 10 ashore. though In dan
position She has Of coffee and mo!assss:
consigned 70 Huntington Co. Norwich. Conn., sne cleared
from some port In the West Indies The captain has not
himself No lost The vessel ashore At
TO-DAY.
scHR DAVID MILLER (le2 sonD sailed from New York
Feb 10 with 200 tons II guane for Ssvennah aud
has since been heard from and u 10 supposed she
Lost In the gales OF Fob IL Is and4 She valued at
5000 and uninsured; was owned BY A Richardson Co..
Of New York aud Others
scmR SAMUEL LIvIs OF and for Ellsworth. from Boston.
which ashore In the gale Of April the upper
OF Salem harbor haued on high 20th BY steam
tug 10. Boss and taken 70 Derby wharf, apparently
harmed.
FIsaIsG scmR PHssx EnxA sxALL pot into Newport.
AN. April ~. with loss Of mainboom.
SooP sCRRAnER from bermuda for Boston. - Vineyard
Haven 18Th had heavy weather and broke msnboom and
PoRrLASn Me- April 1.-THE schr Hannah ID. from West
port Boston, with lumber had beached yesterday
account ofeaking This morning she was pumped out
LAuScaxD~ AZ bath April 90 from tho yard Of Jewell
Bros schooner Of ~ register owned By parties In
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ArGos Rav. CGH March lin port bark Witch Lewis.
for Sing apore.
BAmAcoA, April III In port schr II Grin5n Mckinney.
New York.
cApx, April sArrived schr Martha Hail. Burgess.
ROuen.
La port 10Th bark Jas Borlsnd Baker from IIsvre
rived 7th brig KENNEDY. Peterson New York Tor Lin
erick.
csxpKSAs. April 2J-Auved. brig Cadet Anderson. Lv-
crpoo; schrs Ada Whitney Masters New York; Matilda
Brooks. Jones. philadelphia
Sailed 18th. brig BurnhAm Staples north NJ at
tcrns schrs Irvine berry, dos Clara Rogers kor era
CAInARikS. April 2O-Saiied schr steemsn, Poster,
New York, I'D, briss Lie Houshton Rose snd Minnie
tfsrl Griffin do.
HAVANA. April 2s--Ar-ivsd schr y ssnchss. Benson.
Ardrossan.
Sailed 18th. steamer Margaret. Baker, New Orleans.
Sailed 18th, brigs Eva Parker (Br Slocomb, and Hsfry
virden. Coll ms, Caibaricn
Cleared list steamer King Arthur orr. cowell Mstsn
zas. Cardenas and New York.
HALIrAx. april IL AM-sailed. Chelydrs (Bp
Gould Philadelphia sailed 23sh).
Arrived 26th bark Mistletcc ,BU, DcIsp, Liverpool
= MASxASILiA, April ii-Arrivsd. brig Nary Comsry
Harwood, Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
MANSLAUGHTER.
A sHoEAxAKER FATALLY SLABS YELLOW WORK.
MAN IN THE ELEVENTH wARD-Hs ARREST
AND coNYEssIoG-THE CAUSE OF THE

sHoEAAXER FATALLY SLABS A FELLOW WORK.
MAN IN THE ELxvENTH wARD-HIs ARREST
AND coNYEssIox-rHE CAUSE OF THE
ouARREL
George Knight a shoemaker sixty-one years Of age,
residing at No. 265 Stanton street, last night killed
OF his boardcrs, also shoemaker named James
H. Bennett aged thirtyeght, by stabbing HIM in the
neck with shoemaker's knife.
Tho facts OF the follows knight, who
Is Of quarrclsome disposition, II appears. last even
ing, about O'clock returned to his home with
basket Of work, and went to the shop whore he and
his boarders all worked. On entering the room, which
Is the first story, he saw Bennett at work on his
bench Putting his basket down on the floor he CON-
menccd to call Bennett 10 account for having been
drunk Wednesday, and used considerable
Irritating language 10 him. Bennett at last became
vexed and made pass TO strike Knight, who mme-
diately stopped down to his bench and seizing
shoemaker's knife, made iunge at Bennett Herewith,
and severed the jugular VEIN The atterrushed OF
the and the stairs and fell the hallway.
officer Dougherty, Of the Eleventh precinct, who
passing ut tho time, summoned and arrested
Knight He also for aid and under the orders of
Captain Cherry who responded to the call the wounded
man was conveyed TO the station house. but died
there before medical aid could be summoned.
HIS body now lies at the Eleventh precinct station
appears that knight Is OF very quarresomo disposi
ton, and although making good wages, has for 'ong
paid but IS per week to his wife the support
OF himself and family, spending his money in pcrlodi-
cal pleasure trips On "Wednesday he had wordy
quarrel with the deceased but nothing thought OF
il A fortnight ago he also had an alteration with
his son, and threatened 70 stab him. even
gong so far 10 menace him with n
knife which no held In his hand. SIMPLY because
tho took his mothers part IN puarrel between
knight and ms wife. Those quarrels were seems OF
frequent occurrence and only few days knight
told his wife that he would bxr her II t was not for
hts fear OF tho Law.
The son states that for years the old man has
been the habit or quarreng witk every
with whom ha came in contact unless he could have
his own way In everything, and that lately he had for
unknown been "down" Bennett.
although he had always paid his board regularly.
James Doyle and Charles Fosberry other
boarders the knight family, were arrested by Cap
tain Cherry and detained witnesses, they being
present at the time Of the stabbng Tho prisoner,
knight, admits the killing.
Bennett, tho deceased. was born in the Ninth ward
He separated from his vile ten years ago. who is now
said residing In Rockiand county HIS other rel
atives reside in Bedford Twentyirss ward Brooklyn
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

buoy has been placed south point OF Goat Island
Newport habor In place Of the carried away recently
by steamer Bristol.
cHISA-KAsr coAsT-ISoNC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAN
BOn LIGHT CoLLissox
Information hiss received of the establishment Of
harbor light Cape Colnson The light will be exhibited
and aer May !. 1879 Tho light liked with red and
whiie sectors red between the bearings - deg and
- dog W. through 1sO deg white between the
bearings % and - deg r. through are Of lSo
deg white light showing through tho Txhong Channel
The light elevated zoo feet above the level and should
be visible for distance Of miles In clear weather The
illuminx ting apparatus Is dioptric OF the 9th order
cArroS-vesses making for Victoria harhor. Hong Kong
from the norhward and eastward by keeping within tho
white Of Cape Coinson light will avoid the Bvkhsra
and Tathong rocks also tEe rocks lying outside Sylvan
Bay.
BearInes magnetic. Variation. IS easterly In 1875
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1874
THE NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE JNvEsTIGA-
TIoN-coI1EcroR CASEY AND THE LOUISIANA
sRNAToRsHIP
Tho investigation Of the New Orleans Custom House
will create little excitement It Is predicted II is
charged that false roll OF imaginary persons has been
kept whereby from $40, 900 10 $50 900 has been
inally expended to pay certain employees 1t is also
alleged that this roll is missing Governor Kellogg
and others cooperating with him about to throw
light upon this subject and important revelations
may be expected.
Collector Casey having been informed that It was
ported that he had been appointed United States Sen
stor by Governor Kellogg remarked that he would not
take II IL II offered him. ms IL would only
to involve the President in more difficulty than
he In, and the latter had had enough trouble
on his hands recently.
The committee To investigate the New Orleans Gus
tom House has not been announced yet II will con-
sst probably of SIX democrats and three republicans
Mr.. Randall Gibson has declined to be chairman, and
that position viii devolve either Mr. Low or Mr.
Ellis, OF Louisiana
PRESERVATION OF NEUTRALITY ON THE RIO
GRANDE-
The Committee on Foreign Affairs had under consid-
Grafton today q resolution on the Texan border
troubles, which eventually referred TO General
Banks sub committee OF one TO confer with Sec
rotary Fish the exgcncics OF the The rcsolu
hon rectes that in of the civil war In Mexico,
should be taken to strict neutrality
and that n necessary force Of United States soldiers
should be sent to the border prevent of
BUR territory well the crossing OF mon from tho
American side !; Is said that the resolution Is
Intended 70 be covert license TO troops to pursue
INTO Mexico any bands Of Mexican marsuders who
ommit dspredatons this side, and that the wording
II, In the form proposed by the committee, would
elicit the approval OF the Mexican government, and
sould. furthermore overcome tho objections which
he Mexican authorities have to tho permission pro-
POSED to be given TO cavalry cross the RIO
5rande IN the resolution reported by Mr. Scheichcr
pom the special committee the Texas border
roubics.
COLONEL MosBY OK HIS INFLUENCE AT Tux
WHITE HOUSE.
Colonel Mosby denies that no has been IN frequent
,enfcrcnce Of late with President Grant Hc also as
erts emphatcay that he did ask President TO
cappons tho clerk Chapman, who lost his place in the
Post once; much less did he demand he say, that
he Union soldier holding the place should DO
urned out in order that Chapman might be rensiaed
chapman was OF Mosby's scouts during the war
md in 1873 appointed by President Grant, at
aosby's solicitation TO DO route agent o. tho Post
)lncc
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MArAxsAs April 25-Arrived. brig Sarah Loring. Lo
nng. bordeaux
Sailed 25sh bark Rebsces carusna johnson Now York
NAHAiso April l5-Sailed ship Blue jacket, PcrcvAis
San Francisco.
rr.xAs.gco. April 2-sailed. bark Constance 0Br) No
Lndsiey for New York wtp brirs ses Bird f. Linton,
LOT 49, log Roanoke Mailman Philadelphia. do: John
walsh. Jr ARMSTRONG. for New York do schrs cephas
bnhbt for wig; Pride Of the East Lord,
annie CATER tbr Mclaughlin from st Thomas has been
since March - BY order Of thu At
York. 1865 - $1,000 - -
sAcuA. April is-Arrivsd. .chr VIM Todd wood csrds.
mas: 9Th bark Anna Taylor Br). Psrcivsl HavsaA
81 yAco April l3-snlsd bark Nominr star (Br) sis.
New York via Guantanamo. -
SnRLBuRSH Ms. April 25-Arryed bark Baeheorx I'M.
Tooker Antwerp. -
81 Joms Nh April 26-Cloxred banks Mary Lawton Br)
Channel '' --~--s' '-'~
VICTORIA. April ls-ssiisd. bark. Avo Gu,..r,. nt.n-
GAMBIA. Nentsvtdeo. -
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
wAsHlseros, April ~, 1870

wAsHISerox, April ~ 1876
sHx SECRET SERVICE YuSD- JOHNNY DAvES-
PORT ON FRAUDS AND HIS METHOD OF Kx-
POSING THEM.
The examination Of John !. Davenport was resumed
his morning by the Committee on Expenditures OF the
Department Of Justice In the absence OF Mr. caul-
Isld, who II H. Mr. Gambler Of Georgia, presided and
woepetA - Onsstion the witness. He was asked q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmAsters informed
that by tecgraphng 80 the HERALD London Bureau, I'D
dressing Bcnnot No ~ Fleet street. London, TO the
Paris office. addressing Bsnnett u Avenue do rOpsra
Par" the arrivals aud departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states the will be cabied TO shis
country free of charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing nom French and Msdl
will nnd the Paris ONCE tho economical
and expeditions for tesEraphng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28

Bark Coomo, Hail. from Francisco for Bakers How
lands Jarvis Island and Queenstown April To- lat % C
N. Ion 1871 Al W.
Bark Atalsnta Ger. Hogeman, from Bremen for Now
York. April \. iat 81. Ion H.
American bark steering f. showing house flag with
black upper lower border white and black
letters MIR. April H. no la, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28

the coasnE foreign trade observing the
displacement removal Of buoys requested 20 com
the fact the that may be broaght
publicly she sensioa Of the proper sutherss Aiotter
addressed 10 the editor Of the HERALD. New York city,
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
displaced buoys the Of their removal will suce In
along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Ovutinent When they observed on the
European countries In the Mediterranean y IL
requested that information be sent either by telegraph or
letter London odice Of the New yoRK HERALD 10
street, London the Paris ocs. 81 Avenue Dc
ropera Paris Where the telegraph ussd dispatches
may addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London. OF
"Benne Of Avenue do pOperA. Paris" Where cases OF
displacement the Of countries beyond
the reach telegraph Africa captains ~
with upon reaching the first ccuveniens
port This information win be cabled free Of charge TO the
HERALD and published
D7-NoTrcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT HI0HT.-rhs Nxw yosK
adopted gnishing Coston night signal for
use the yacht showing while burn
green red changing from TO the other
In succcssion and several miles distant Cap
sains vesreis upon this signal VIII obgs BY
preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Department. Of the HsRALn
ns-Persons desous with vessels axrv
ing New York do by addressing 10 such vessos
care ofHxRALD news yacht pier No. East River Nov York
Letters received from all parts ofhe world and promptly de-
nvsred Duplicates required
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Steamers p Caand Dutch Tor Rotterdam; Pommeranis
Ger. Hamburg; Napoi tbr). Glasgow; Columbus. W.
mond, Richmond, &c; Aibcmsrie. Lewes. Del ship W
clone. Ansvsp bsrks Ada Barton B. Cork % Falmouth
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wHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived New London April ~ schr Florence Athssrn
from South Shetland, with oil and seal skins.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL g. l87e-TRIPLE SHEET

George tGer BrAsiliers GER. Richmond va sohrl
George Peabody. Cartaxsn~: y RUSSELL. charssson-
Miru ~ sunset. W.; NJ midnight SSW.
Barometer ~ sunset. 5000 Mt midnight, $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. 81

LcOR sAi.E-DREDGiNG MACHINE, TwU SCOW5
u barge built suitable for lighters
JAS. HART. Peeksknl N. r.
VACHr wASrED.ABouT 20 FEET OR OVER. IN
exchange for gold hunting Watch Chain cost $50
Address TRADER box l75 Herald Office.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pArRs OF DEPARTURES YORK roR THE xoSrns
or APRIL AND NAY.
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rT,HUMAs H. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW YORK
Grocer. Tea Coee and Fonr Dealer Now Workers. -
everybody call and gst baxsslnA w vsssy -
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states. tor without publicity 10
gal everywhere no charge In advance; advice Tree.
w. HOUSE. Attorney, 1gf broadway
Bs0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
n ent states without publicity legnA
verywhere: terms satisfactory advice free y. KING.
Counsellor ut law. No. . st. Marks place.
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WEATHER REPORT,


FAlxorru. April ~. q PA-w,nts.
HoLynxAD. April ~. : 80 PM-wind s.