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New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK. Thursday. May 1S. 1875
rAo following sales were made at the Ex-
.asnre salesroom to-day
,,n, story Mansard % 20: brdG WITH lot No2S
sd,o4sSS Sses .is fsT Z, With lot no So 25t6
above In rear 25A9s James Kernochah
.,orv brick house " With f LOT, Of 7eths 245
q 81 ave- lot SoNlo22 Second Nat Big and 60 eco
Association. .-...--..''' 80. .--'' ~S
BU r. Y. Rdrnen
sof W 5Sth-st, 40 # W Of Gthave, 25xlOOb, o,
Miller
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
xEw-YoHK CITY.
,-nst 100 1t Of saave 40x OOl1; Patrick Carney mn
ION ave cor 90 st. zoA'o MAr'"A NuoA aNu 900
Ss%e band 70 S'sSSl2 s6 TO l26G stx CO. ssc
IGo II Of Bth.ave l75N99ll also l2Gth st, = 2yV
i% Of ~ ave I3j 1a0.ll; also 1875 h st, us, lgOit
wo4tSaye SOAsglI saran A. DAVIES " Nominal
I45thst 8 l7safte OF slave, 2ox 'oo' 'eo ~ $500
b6th st. ss l24 IT. Of lsi.aSe SOheoi AUr . l5.5OO
Grandst CNos 43 and sS S46 so OF Dean $50
isI.aSe lgs. 4 q S5th;st 2Alooi ooos 24.coO
l2IstsL $, III g fte Of 4tfaye los $500
Dnane.s s. 100 # Of Broddway' o'..... $3.50
9th ave Of 54ihst l-zoA'oooi ........ 10000
.iS and wife e az 10Th ave- aOOn08s Geo e 500
% o e Of 2cxioo5 Fred 90 900
1881 ST. 1872 I9S - isn1,i - Martin 5000
lsSdsi. s. 100 % y s,heo G Foster 76OOJ
49thst -, sSS we TO John bradley 2ll2O
siht u. 81 II 70 II HeSrS $4,000
&eb st. G 2S ts e 10 q Marcus ss $3.50
ss,hst as same property 'onn $3.50
s9t s$S so ri II TO 81 RaIney 1875
ll4lhs 81 sS 10 Jas Watson 400
ilthsye Nos 50 eIs, p,,T 1i'' anu o-i' W." seoJ
M Mhone Wo - years: Jno Post 10 David ID HYDE 900
rr,omest No 81, NJ Phillips to Jno OMeara lOO
Hsdsons NO A4o. ~ years ooeAi " 900
'1oae,all g. V SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Drooklnn Real Cslai. fur Sale.

THREE-S STORY frame house, 210 Atlantic
Il ave. COurtst.
Frame house, "a butlerst
ful,onst
Three story brick 40 81 and % Nassau ST.
TLrse 10 ~ frame hou ses 266 aud % Washington ~
GEO r. DUTTON 10 Wal! 81, N y.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

II DRESSMAKlNG.-A good dressmaker VIII hloS. 60
10 lales by the day month has Wheeler & Wirons
,aschne' cv or conntry Address for few days, ANN
n m IN rri Duue Ass BIoadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Real estate Go gxthauac.
6ouses ano farms rOanieo.

III ONES and COUNTRY PROPERTY wanted
heunDered Ii. Z. WHITLocK- sftsa ~ Astor House.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

gitn RIAL Csilte for Sale.
TWO splendidly located MADISON AVENUE
LOTS, excayated aud severed, with lOaD exchange
for small chOce country Place owner means business
SAMUEL kILPATIUCk, $40 JliriaVe.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

orrrcIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
xEw-YOHK
,7hst 100 1t Of Saave 40x 00l1; Patrick Carney o mn
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Sales bD AucIlon

A. MgRwIS Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN Il Co, coo broadway,
ID near Bond sales Of Books Works Of Art. &c. &c
FRIDAY. Msy 10, al 4 =. m.-Bopks. i.ngatInG', hnd
FtciIg- Portraits Iate Scenes aud EhLsh ana American
lseyiea and Ma dliIcs.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

By r. Y. Hdrnen.
-, rsof W 58th-st, 40 # W OF Gthave, 2oxl0oo, =,
a Miller.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Giin propertn 90 Eet.
Connirn lJropcrtn Go Get.

AT MONTCLAIR, N. J.-HOUSE, rooms; |;
N cold water, bath SCI ren! 500 near Fullerton
ATA.T. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY, l.. /.
TO LET. SEVERAL ELEGANT and CONVENIENT
DWELLINGS, for Winter and Summer residences. with
al the modern improvements, gardens etc.
RENT from $3.50 to 81 900 per annum.
Apply to W. H. HINsDALE Manager at Office adjacent to
the Railroad Station.
HANDSOME HOUSE with II rooms, plr-
house AM stables TO LEr on favorable terms S9mr 9f
TNO LET-A furnished COTTAGE of ten
rooms, eiigiby located in Plttsheld Mass; stable @ COZ
venept Tor Loses ad CARRIAGES ATTACHED A1areSa BOX oo
VNO LET VERY LOW-Fine old stone
Jersey. J. II. HAY. Y97 Cthsye.
rINO LET-On Northern Railroad, New-Jersey,
As from city Hail. min from depot, Country Resi-
moG mproyements acre, stable &c Address
OWNER Box 80, tribune Office
TNO LET-At MOrristown, n. j.. double two
story and French roof frnishgd HOUSE ioeiiion the
Sp Ss' 81 SSI Bros pnt W @
VNO RENT-For three months from June 20,
HOUSE; location is with extensive sound overlook;
garden vegetable and frat stable and ave
sa@Sr sg%Hsr 'cnsnt cSn or No. Hp y Pine IN SswYd
HOUSES. unfurnished II rooms one tIIn.shcd 10
rooms $50 fs apart 50 acres an handsomely G ,2 @ o5 e,
coent garden minutes walk OF station, 90 minutes from
New-YOIk, In NewJersey. photographs OF hoth places
Two LET.-$15O, 5000, $500. $500, 5000.
L FOR SALE-Sl 800, 500, so q, SJ,uO 81 iOpo
DELIGHTFUL HOMES o q hour from Ciy Han. IN most
picturesque part Of NewJersey one bric ana one stone
DWELLING extensive grounds abundance o fruit nne old
''""e' ''"O'''' "' j. r. HAY. 997 Gthave
VNO LET-AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
5 vERAL LARGE and l. CANT STORES in tho
GRAND UNION HOTEL. fitted with counters sheives ahd
Also III ST JAM HOTEL. Congrcssst com
pletgly furnished. containing about eighty rooms
Also the WILBUR HOUS on MasiiinEion, corner oi
Federal containing about forty rooms FURNISHED ana ready
for iinDeoia late occupation. .... -, -. ,.-,--,
Also, " Raj PRlNAT STABLES, win Coachmehb
Rooms aud all conN enielecs 80,
Also MEM CLUB.IIDUS corr Of Conc and Ham.
lon sS Furnished throughout adated for restaurant aud
bOlrtIng house.
TIL AGENT OF A. r SrEWARI'S ESTATE broadway
and Chambers St, New York
VILLA RESIDENCE, with acres of land,
stable, greenhouse criptry, &C. mile from deyot me
Tor am o. 10 per ons; 10 be LII
furnished Tor 6 from June /. Apply " the o"nrr
EDWARD EVERETT, sing slug, y. y.
4 PLEASANT ROOMS and kitchen to LEI
y At Washinat0n. l. l. bathing. ushing healthy rent
500 for mouths; -sibe bN Stages
to steamers ng depot 3 mile ~ miles to New
York city Ad by mai, Mrs. NJ A. HlICHIL- foit
" ashiDgiOD, l. l.
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
GENERAL WASHINGTON DesPATcAss.

WASHINGTON March 10, ls76
THE ALABAMA cLAIMs-THE Distribution OF
THE BALANCE REMAINING OF THE GENEVA
PANIBs.
The following is the conclusion of the report of tho
majority Of the House Committee the Judiciary
tmade by Representative Lord OF the bill re-
ported IRON that the distribution OF the
Remainder OF the Geneva award-about $40 500 00O:-
In the your committee the most direct loss is
that sustained by the persons who had vessels de-
Btroyed the high by the cruisers cxcupsted by
'he tribunal OF aroiuation as not falling within IT'S
OF the three rules OF International law established
Dy the Treaty OF Washington, aud by Other Conieder
cruisers during the period OF the rebellion. The
tzims OF this class VIII not, tn the opinion OF your
committee exceed under the rules and practice adopted
Dy the Court OF Alabama Claims, including interest the
sum OF 81, 500 OOQ Your committee recommends that
he claims OF this class bc first paid from the unappro
priated moneys paid under the Geneva award
The claimants who paid such war premiums
compelled 10 pay them because such cruisers
the sea- ana have satisfied your committee
ftrsfIhat order to obtain credit IN the purchase
Of foreign goods they required 10 procure such
increased Insurance. or II exporting they had TO pay
such Increased insurance on account o the war risks
Sec0nd-That so many American vessels sailed under
Neutral flags the competition made u Impossible Tor
those which did not TO add the Increased insurance
~ the price OF the merchandise rcghts, and such
American vessels were IN fact driven from the sea
Thiyd-That these claimants are actual losers TO the
,inount OF the premiums paid by thcm, less such
fOunt AS they may have received from dividends or
otherwise.
The owners OF vessels had to pay such premiums,
Tor they compelled carry freghts Ia compctl-
uon with the sailing under neutral ags IL IS
alleged that IN instances the premium also
insured, and that some benedt received by this
class of persons by the pay ment OF the tonnage
duty required from persons sailing undor foreign ags
II the Congress conclude that these premiums.
sboud be paid II provide Tor the proper doducuOns
that the actual loss only shall be received by the
claimant
Your committee recommend that the actual losses
sustained by persons who paid premiums by
reason such being the high be
paid out OF the unapproprAtsd su. In the opinion Of
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1875
THE RETURN OF MARsH-NEGoTIATIoN
THROUGH THE ATTORNEY GENERALS
AeENT-rHE PRESENCE OF THE ASCENDING
WITNESS AND HIS WYE EXPECTED IN WASH
INGToN AT AN EARLY DAY.
A rumor that Caleb p. Marsh had reached Washing
ton this morning caused quite lively sensation among
the newspaper correspondents to-day, especially us
some wag had signed the Caleb Marsh" on the
register at the Arlington Hotel, and thereby induced
rush OF journalists to the returned witness
The situation with reference Marsh is about as
foIlows-rhc original programme, according to which
Marsh would not have been here until late in the week.
has been changed to his appearance here
before the Judiciary Committee and the local Grand
Jury by Tuesday afternoon Wednesday morning
next. Il that the Attorney Generals agent did
not back Washington after his interview with
Marsh IN Canada, originally agreed upon, but
mopped at New York on his way down and eleg raphed
hat II the Attorney General would telegraph to Marsh
hat the Presidents pardon the way by mail
Marsh would be willing To come TO New York to re-
il there his residence The this agent
10 Marsh's house in Fny- seventh street prob
ably the OF his being mistaken for Marsh and
of the consequent rumor which reached here last
aight that Marsh at New York on his way to
Washington
The President and Attorney General in consua-
lion yesterday, and us known now that pardon,
which is conditioned upon Marsh's giving his
mony, was duly executed Saturday and forwarded
by mail TO New York, and that at the time a
Iccgraphic message transmitted to Marsh assuring
him that the pardon its way his house IL
quite likely that Marsh will be in New York the
OF Monday evening, and that lac will be accom-.
panied there and thence to Washington by his wife.
Mrs. Marsh is not implicated oriminay in any way as
her husband has been, with the ex-Secreary OF War;
bu, her testimony Is wanted TO throw light upon the
kentucky Central Railroad claim and allowance by
General Bolknap
The New York herald., 1876-03-20

ST. HELEsA. Jan 27Arrived, HOratiO sprague. Atkins
riSKRIFFE. Feb 24-Iu port, Thomas Stone. Pitcher
TAsLE BAY cGn, Feb. ARRIVED. Edie Waters, Barns'
Sailed Jan a5. Ncnparie FIinu Algoa Bay; aeth Nonan
WrlrBr. March 2-snied Tea1er Storm. New Orleans
phIa
ALcoA BAY. Jan 2S-The American brig Lizzie wyman
sailed from this the nth inst for Barhado
~ paast IN getting under she foul OF the bark
Seylon carving away her own bboom and damaging her
ceeded the same evening.
BELFAsT. March 3-The Frede ereksteen Larsen arrived
here from Wilmington, had hor asthead sprung
ing the passage home.
date 1000 bales all the that war on board 4O7O
hbls hon l90 bags OF seed. all dry Shps position
changed
HAvRE March 2The Arizona CAmerican which had dis.
Ronen proceed suddenly driven bv the verv
strong tide YESTERDAY against the piles OF the
lent contact breaking her bowsprit the after
ward hauled of
LIVERPOOL March 3-The master of the Minerva arrived
here New YORK. reports having passed. in lat Ion
81 w the Charles Wesley Of SearsDort waerogged before
reported
MoSIEvIpEo March 1.-The Belle Hooper from Savannah
and Rosario umber), coided with
here follows mntilated Code word, which very
probably means waterioggedl.
NEWCASTLE March 2-fhe Bothnia (s from New Orleans
for Iverpoo which Feb 15 had
cargo OF and oilcake; pick
French brig and transferred to the Colombo @ which landed
them at Southampton.
Sr CArnERSE's POINr. Nv March 4-The American ship
Ne Plus Ultra has been putting back from westward all the
morning and hove TO with pilot signal iag flying
ST HELENA Feb 13-The Merose. Neill of and for New
York from Manila which arrived here Feb l. Is detained In
consequence of police investigation. the master being
charged with firing revolver OF the while In
hArbor The wounded man said to be out OF danger
The New York herald., 1876-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 10 1876.
Mr.. BRIsTow AND THE CLAIM FOB MUIEs-
THE CHABoEs AGAINST HIM AUTHoRITA-
TIvELY DENIRD-Tux SECRETARY BEFoRE
THE COMMITTEE ON WAR ExpENDITUREs
The story OF your Louisville correspondent far as
1, reflects upon Secretary Bristow entirely Is
here pointed out upon the phrase 1t said II is
fact that lie argued before the Court of Claims;
that the Court decided upon his argument and the
facts in favor OF his clients and that the not
appealed the government, in other cases, declining
70 carry IL up and paying the money So far nothing
the story is dscreditabe TO Mr.. Bristow, but the
Jonrary and this Is as the facts carry the story
Seyond that all goes upon hearsay as that It is said
shat Mr.. Brstow got half tho judgment, or
S5l 375 for his fee and $4,000 for preventing an np
peal 10 the Supreme Court and securing prompt
payment of the claim at the Treasury" This it
be said upon the best authority, is false. Mr.. Brs
tow received per cent of the claim rine over
$40 OOO for his services this unusual fec in
such cases. He retained to make the argument
before the Court and for other work A Washing
BON lawyer J. D. Fuller, attorney tor the claim
lnts and got the facts and made the brief Nor dd
Ar Bristow take any charge OF the In the depart
nents The papers there ON record show that he did
collect the amount of the claim or have anything
do with It In any shape the departments. AT the
time when the case was argued and decided Mr. Bris-
low held public position. It argued in the lat
part OF 1873 the claim paid in February 1874
and Mr.. Bristow appointed Secretary of the
Treasury in June, 1874
Further, ait is said, " that the claim manuiac-
lured fraudulent. To this Mr.. Backburne, demo
cratic member OF Congress from Kentucky replies that
ae knows the claimants and that they men of
good character and others add that the claimants
At the time when the contract made well known
anu large dealers in stock the largest is believed in
Kentucky. But, in any case, Mr. Brstow is not
sponsbie Tor he had nothing TO do with getting up the
and moreover the facts of the dis
puied before the Court by the government the issue
beng entirely upon the construction and meaning of
the statutes under which the contract was made.
But Mr.. Bristow Is content with such contradic
fon AZ his friends and the newspapers may give of
what has been alleged He went yesterday once be-
fore the Committee War Expenditures and demanded
. thorough and searching investigations and he means
10 TO 1t that the persons II any there are who
sert insinuatc that he took cxorbitant or un-
usual fee, that he used improper influence or any
influence at ALL prevent appeal get tho clam
through tho department. that he did anything
matter in any other way than the performance OF
his proper duty counsel before the Court shall have
opportunity to make good their charges II they can
without delay.
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

1852 mealled ia 1871 has sold for New Bedford
whaler, on private terms
BAnk JonS GREEN, s47 tons built at Prospect, Ne in
Norwegian account at about $500
BmG FRANK CLARK. from st Thomas for New York.
the vessel tina, wa: run down nea and
for this port and had put into st Thomas fb 81 In distress
built at Dsmarscote, Me twhere she owned in 1867
and 27 register For further particulars
era news columns.
BRo GLENDALE from Newport, f. for Martinique it st
was waiting for funds 10 pay expenses
BRGs MARY GARDNER (sr from New York for st
Johns NJ and Samuel Muir tirl from Dem rara for Cork
remained at st Thomas March waiting for funds to
penses
scnR WV RICE Presscy from Rockand New York put
took fire day and 80 barrels thrown overheard
Sem oLvr CLARE from EastPOrt for Boston. ashore
insured IN Boston me- win JUNK ana on ~"c"
scuR LAURA BrLrx sBr from Halifax for Newfoundland
The cargo Landed condemned aud sold at auction and
the vessel was waiting orders ON the 18th inst.
at @ax March ia s%d cleared 18th for denati5nS sSs
coud not reach the latter port on account of ice.
DEXTER CLARK; Curtis at this port from New Bed
weai ashore on Gyder Point but was hauled OF BY esm
tug VI kalbheisch. without damage.
ScHR KATE THOMAS before reported wrecked North
Breakers Fla was owned by Capt VIM Iowman of tair
ford. Capt bowman was insured $GoJ the vessel in
Cape Cod Office
scMR FRKEsAx, Mckenzie from Belfast. Me. for Whining
ton Del with e struck on New Inlet bar morning Of March,
aud got on on the inner side OF the lnle by the Coast
wrcckng Co for whose services the captain paid $500
REvKSuE CurrER McCuLLocu. 500 tons built Balti-
more Md in 1865 has been sold auction for S1fOO
There i5n outward bound ships detained Liver
pool March by heavy winds aud the number daily
Increasing Some Of them had been awaiting a &c of
WIND tor over three weeks
MALIrAx Ns. March Is-The government steamer Lady
Head arrived here today after Intellectual attempt
Sable Island the ice preventing her getting
within twenty miles of there The Edgar Stuart
has commenced her trips to western shoge ports
Nlw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Harbor Protection Com
pany claim 5000 salvage from ship Majestic. before
reported ON FIRE.
ST. THOMAS March THE steamer Andic (B), has en-
taken In the dock and AL the cargo taken
hold Orders have been receive from stop pro-
ccedings probably will out One Of the
holes ia the bottom is only foot front OF the bulk
head dividing the fore aud middle holds The hole IN the
foot Is lage that the writer through
the hold the andcr repair her temporarily
has been received for about S2j OOO
LAUNcuBp-At san Francisco March o. " schooner named
Agnes Ncolays OF the following dimensions Length "
keel 50 eet width OF beam. 26i feet depth hold
register 100 will carry 2O dead weight or
10000 feet OF lumber. Entire about $1,000
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco March g. bark Marengc Kelly
TO cruise.
sailed from Proyneetown 10th, sehr Carrie " CLARK.
Buich. Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived 81 Helena Feb g. bark Desdemona Davis Of
Nh irOm cruise, with 1900 bbls 50 and 100 bbs VIII oil
(and sailed itiu
Auckland. NJ Feb i4-Ship Niger nalrett Nh. sailed
om Russell the 9th. aud spoken OF the coast hrse
days out, with two large whales which would yield
about l2p bb each. Bark Lasoda Lewis, NIB, eruis
of Chatham Jan lS nnd had very good luck She
took large whale Christmas Day Capt Rose of schr
Curnet, thRt bark faraday spencer of Sydney
called at karaonga Jan q with O bbs oil ON board bound
home.
Helena. Feb l3-Capt Davis. OF bark Dcsdemona
ports having heard Of the following whaling
ses since leaving ~ Helena Dee last, via Dee ~
bas George susan - bbls oil avng St Helena
Nov Dec ~ President H. iSJ bbls sp oil all told; Jan
~ Pioneer. so bb ~ oil all told sarah. 80 bbls oil
since leaving Helena Dec II Kathleen, nothing since
leaving - Helena Jan A. Jan 27, Mattapoisett nothn
since leaving ~ Helena Dee Is.
letter from the fourth mate OF bsrk President OF Nh
date 1c reports that after calling lost t boats,
aud the ship leaking badly that shc could non carry
much sail.
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BREMEN. March lS-Arrived. steamer Durham Br),
Brown, New Orleans via Savannah; bark sakoto (Br)
Crocker Philadelphia (he reported cleared tor Ant
werp).
Sailed 18th, bark Clara Ger. Hnlmer. Baltimore.
BARCELONA. March IS-Arved previously schr George
Hatch Murphy, Mobile via Bermuda; j Brasdon Fieteh
er. New York
CARDIFF. March lsSsiled ship Mary l. Stone. Phieney
Hong Kong; bark Fannie, Carver Padang; brig Sarah
Hall. Morre Fort de france uwo last previously
HAMBURG, March ls-Arryed, brig Nornen (Sor). Sven
sen. Wilmington. NC
LIMERICK. March lSSaled. bark Fanchon tBr, Stanley
New York.
PLYMOUTH. March I9-sailed. bark Otto CBr). Darmcr
(from Breinen). New York
QuEENsrowN March lssaied brig valero (Brl. Morris
from Londonderry, New York.
Arrived 10Th. Lord Give (BD. Urquhart. Phila
delphia for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Also arrived 10Th, Pm. steamer Nevada (Br). Jones'
New York for liverpool (and proceeded.
ST rMIcHAELs-Sa.led. bark Amizade fPort, Francesca
Boston.
LONDON March ls-Bark Abbie Thomas (r), from PhIla
delphia for DunkrK stranded Spanish Point
of the Gironde will be total wreck Tho registered
500 tons. built Dgby, rs in 1864 and hailed from
Yarmouth, NSl
SPOKEN.
ship Cape Comorn (Br Feb 2s. south Of the ne-all
weI
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
THE POST TRADERSHIPS.

WHAT A CLERGYMAN IS PREPARED TO TESTIFY
To-PHLEDoToMY ON DURPEE PECK
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 10, 1876.
The Chronicle to-day publishes nm interview with the
Rev. /. 5. Kalloch formerly OF Leavenworth, Kan,
in which Mr. Kalloch stated he knew of payments of
money by Durlee l. Peek to O. w. Babcock, but de-
clned to relate the circumstances, stating that he
pccted be called before the Congressional committee
when he would state all tho facts in his possession He
also admitted the existence In Kansas of certain
papers that would be damaging If made public and
intimated that one of them contained directions TO
Durice to send certain sums of
MONEY TO e. w. BABCoCK,
the Executive Mansion. Washington. Those papers
were in the hands of we'll known politicians nansas.
Mr.. Kalloch SAID there doubt among those
familiar with affairs in Kansas that Durce Peck
were thoroughly bed, and Intimaed they
aside because they refused to submit to further
tion. Mr.. Kaloch admitted he knew great deal in
connection with the affairs OF Durfee 4 Peck, having
been intimate terms with the late Commodore
Durec
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS

OTTAwA Ont, March 1S-Ihe Canadian government gives
notice that lighthouse has been erected of
the harb0r of Island Nanamo straits Georgia. Province
OF British Columbia which will be put in operation the
l4th of May isn lat ~ II 30 " Ion 1913 - w
The light H. be fixed white elevated - above
hgh water mark ana in clear weather should be tor
distance OF about II miles The Illuminating apparatus Is
catoptric The building Is painted white aud
square wooden 80 feet high from vane
dwelling house attached The light Is indicate the
trance 10 Nanamo arbor and Departure Bay and for the
general pur' ose of navigation.
Notice Is also given that lighthouse by gov
enmcnt Of Canada. Pokemouche Guey In the Gulf of
81 Lawrence OF Gloucester province New
wick will he put IA operation the opening of
next season. In lat 81 30 y. lon 80 40
The light will be fixed elevated 35 above
high and In clear weather should te seen At
distance Of : miles from all points of approach.
The Illuminating apparatus viii be catoptric.
The tower IN wooden buling 81 feet high from
base to vane. painted white with keepers dwelling
tached.