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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07


Tokens that the war in Europe
will spread widely are accamnla-
ting. The Circassians have risen
against the Russians; Greece is on
the point of declaring war on the
Turks; Roumania has already done
so. Tunis is called upon to supply
troops for the defense Of Turkey,
and Russia has given notice that if
that is done the port of TuniS will
lie bombarded. Hungary is becOm-
ing clamorous for war on the Rus
slams, and many Hungarian Mag
vars are in the sultan's army. The
Austrian Hungarian government
has recently pledged itself to peace,
but what can be dope If Hungary
will break it? If Austria oppose
Hungary, that nation may initiate
Roumania and declare itself indie
pendent, as Kossuth wishes it to
do. Montenegro and Servia are
orly abiding their time to declare
against Turkey; Bosnia and Herze-
govina are likely TO follow, and Eng
lish newspaper correspondents say
the general impression is there that
that country will certainly be com
PEELED to interfere against Russia.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

1t is estimated that the fruit crop
of Texas for the present year will
be great, larger than ever known be-
fore in the State, while the wheat
crop will be ten per cent less than
last wear.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07
NOt1ce.
To the Creditors Of David zs-i00,

To tHe- GFedtfOFS OF DuttU LTtUO1
Deceased.
John Ralston e al. -. Dfneilla Beagin.
THE creditors 0f David Trigg, deceased, are
i hereby notified 10 fie their claims, duly
and iegalig authenticated, with the Clerk aud
Master Of the Chancery Court for Giles coun-
~, Tenne ssee, on or before tie 2na Monday
in September, 1871, or theJ Will be forever
bArrsd. by order Of said Court
spr26 k J. 3. STACY. O. d n.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07
To Hon. John sherman.

Murfreesboro News: In order 70
pronounce correctly some Of those
iDterminable Russian names, it Is
only necessary that one should
take a pinch OF snuff, anil just AZ
the criticel moment whon the
snegze comes on, atiempt TO say
sassafras.switch."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

A poor man remarks that the on
Il advice he gets from capitalists is
ito live within yonr income"
whereas the difficulty he experien-
ces is to live without an income.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

Captain jerks, Of the horse ma
rines, can't feed his horse on pork
and beans; till congress '9eets he'll
have no means because he's in the
army.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07
Prince Hassan. the eldest son

Prince Hassan, the eldest son
aud heir of the Khedive Of Egypt,
is on his way to Constantinople to
take command Of a mixed Egyptian
an Turkish corps on the Danube.
The Prince was educated at Oxford
University, and received his militia
~ training in Germany. There are
already 5000 Egyptians in the
Turkish army Gu the Danube.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

a large lion was killed in the
mountains recently, between Santa
Cruz and Santa Glare, Cal, by two
young men named Tompkins and
Reed. The beast got in among
their horses on Mr.. Mars ranch,
and killed three. The young men
chased him all night with their
dogs, and finally despatched him.
He was treed seven times during
the night. He measured nine feet
in length.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

A Western paper says: "Dam-
longwayoff is said to be the Rus
sian objective point"-which, to
say the least, is very far fetched
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07
II is believed, says a London dis

1t is believed, says London dis
patch, that England and Russia
have agreed upon the iocalization
of tue war and upon the Suez ca
nal. Ii this be so the diplomatic
hlndrances To Russia's advance in
to Bulgaria will have been removed.
Russia's only cause for disqHict
Will then be Austria, and she may
be satisfied with Servia and Bosnia
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution =
"'Tis but a little faded flour, but
oh, SO fondly dearY" Fourteen dol
lars a barrel.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

A man signing himself "Repen
tant Thief recently sent ten dollars
to the Treasury-in Confederate
money.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

= very sensible Mississippi land
owner sells land 20 colorei men on
condition they shall plant one acrG
of corn To two acres of cotton. The
more the South has oi such pc sp.e
the sooner her condition will i'm
prove. A few people who can raise
corn for their own food and decline
to do so, err greatly in their own
and the public interest.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

The cook at Oxford University
gets fifteen hundred dollars q year,
while the professor of poetry gets
only five hundred dollars. Such
are the relative values Of truth and
DoptIV
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

Thanks to the liberality of com
mittees in providing their church
pews with the Moody and Sankey
hymn books, nearly every home in
Danbury has a copy.--Danb. News,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07
Dissolution.

'1'HE eo-partncrshlp heretofore existing be-
4 tween A G. Cheek and Frank liodgkins Is
dissolved, aud the undersigned will continue
business 81 the old stand.
mAyS-At A'C. CHEEK.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-07

There are Sl29 newspapers in
the United States
, 1877-03-24
Seattle Steamboat Directory.

For VIcToRTA. Steamer North Pacific, Clan
cymuster, leaves every Monday aud Thurs.
day ut "a. NJ.
For OLYMPIA steamer Messenger, Parker
master, leaves every Tuesday Thursday
and saturday ut s \, NJ. Steamer Hcphyr,
Wright maGer, leaves every Monday, We'd
ncsduy and Friday, ut ! AN.
FoR WHATCOM AND WAY PORTS, Steamer j.
B. Libby, BHnnOn master, leaves every
Monday and Friday, at 7 A. n.
For SNoHONIsn CITY-Steamer Nellie, ID,
Hill master leaves every Monday, Wednes'
dny, aud Friday, at 5 Al
For SKAGIT AND IA CONNER. steamer FAhny
Lake, j. ;, Hill master, leaves every Tues
day and Friday, at "A ".
For TOWNSEND, SAN JUAN, ORCAs ISLAND,
LOPEZ, SEMIAnoo AND WHATCoM,-str
Dispatch, Monroe muster, leaves every
Thursday, at 10 p. VI.
For FRERPoRT AND BLAKELY.-Stcamer Sue.
cess, Nugent master, leaves every day, at
3P. NJ.
For TACOMA, I'm rouTE TO PORTLAND. Str
Aida, Browner master, every day. after
r..
FROM SAN FRANClsC. Pacific Mail steamers
leave San Franciso 10Th, 10th and 10Th oi
each month
, 1877-03-24
Local Items.
Proceedings Of The Court,
FIRST DAY.

The following is an outline of the pro.
cpcliprs of the March term, 1877, of the
District Cour, OF this county:
The session began last Tuesday morn
ipg, the Hon. J. Il. Lewis, the Chief Jus
,icr of the Territory, and Judge of this
District, being the presiding Judge;
W r. White. Prosecuting Attorney.
wm. Whitfield, Deputy Sheriff; and
UA, Gregory, Clerk.
Members of the Bar present, were Jas
McNauQht. w. r. Andrews, c. II, Han.
FORD, and +. NJ. Ellsworth, of Seattle
q. NJ. IaIer, of Port Townsend; and
Tldridgc Morse. and W. NJ. Tirtlot, of
ibis place.
The Grand Jury impannellcd and
sworn, were, Chas. Stackpole, A. A.
Blackman, G.. NJ. Kikpndall, J. Gctchell,
W. +, Eddy, W. j. Finluson, JAS Cal.
don, John Richards, II. Ross, e. G. Fer
guson, A. J. Edgar, S. I. PuckwoOd ID
Marvin, W. W. Larrimcr, Geo. Plumb,
aud Henry Mills. Il. c. Ferguson was
appointed toremnn. The Grand Jury
completed their business the first dny of
the session. presenting one Indictment,
and their report, after which they were
discharged
+. NJ. Ellsworth, ESQ, being mem.
Der of the Supreme Court Of Nebraska
on motion was admitted to practice in
tue District Courts OF this Territory.
DEFAULT was entered the first day,
and decree OF divorce the second day OF
tue term IN the case oil Nelia McMlIleh
vs. Mel hcSIlIIen.
Decree OF foreclosure OF mortgage en-.
tered IN the case OF Mercereau w. L. d.
smith and wlIe'
Robert e. lllll vs. Perm I. Preston
anu w. '" Preston, foreclosure OF mort
s's'' JuuEil'nl l"r Sl,'oo'f@'
AhAs'a'i' epI'hl'l vs. hugh hoss' APP
Pcn'""ee OF delehua''IS Attorneys h"'
Vu anu motion 10 "h'ehu summons ny
plau''l' OVcrFu'eu'
|Fu"Ioru " harrington vs. o. hoso"'
Iuusnlcn' entered ior SOLO
H. " Ferguson vs. D \ M'u"'eS'"o''
Sul' on account defense accord sntISIac-
t'oh, Judgment for plantill alter trial
oyJury, com S3i3'2o, currency $500.
SECOND DAY.
John +. Jones VS.. Stephen Hogan, de.
iendant. Sheriff Stretch made u co de.
tendnnt. and reouired 10 answer within
twenty days. Judgement against Ilo-
gan Sil. 81 and costs.
, 1877-03-24
NOTICE

All persons indebted 10 me, are hereby mott.
fled that unless they settle their accounts be.
fore the Isl Of March the same will be placed
in the hands Of an officer for collection All
Uersons having claims against mc will present
them for settlrment on or before that time.
WIN. EDWARDS.
Snohomish City, Dec, 50, 1876, 5lu
, 1877-03-24
Notice OF S,hcriti's sale Of Real
Estate.

BY virtue of an execution issued out of the
District Court Of SnOhumi,h County, Wash.
mgton Territory, in thcNcIion OF Granville o.
llaiuragallst John ), LIE baliisicr and orange
). Kellogg, partners doing business under tie
trm name Of lie BallIsttr& ~ Kellogg, duyat.
tested The 2st day Of March A. d. 1917, have
duly levied upon UiI ihusr certain lots, pieces
und parcels OF land known and described as
the sOntn half OF the northwest quarter aud
the ca, half Of the southwest quarter (s % Of
NV = aud c II Of ew A)of section fourteen
% In township Thirty moth, Df range live
(o) east, In SnOnumlsh county, W. I.
Notice is hereby given tnat ON FRIDAY,
the g1th day of AFril, a, d, lS77, ut the nour
of 81 u o clock =. NJ, Of said day, NJ tie Court
House door of SuUhomish county, In ISuuho.
mioh city, ", T., will sell to the highest
bidder, Tor cash, gold coin OF the United
States, the whole Of sad premises or 80 much
thereof MS may be necessary to satisfy the
Judgment and The costs vi the action, accord
my to said execution.
BENZ, STRETCH,
Sheriff of SnUhOmlsh County.
g. MoRlls HALLER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
G5iw
, 1877-03-24

LAsTweek, Friday, the Nellie brought
10 this place Mr.. John Fairbanks, a near
relative of the Hilton family. He had
IN charge full-blooded gelding and
stallion of the Hamltonian- Knox stock
same stock MS Dexter. These fine animals
came from Maine. Came here for Mr. r.
d. Hilton, who deserves great credit for
Ills efforts to improve the stock OF this
section.
, 1877-03-24

IHE Nellie has made her regular trips
the past week.
, 1877-03-24

IHE Tatima came in Yesterday with a
large load of lumber aud feed.
, 1877-03-24

IHE high water of one week ago has
subsidized.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-09
SERJI.i BEGINNING VAR.
Prince Miiaa's Troops Cros.inx tho Frontier
into Ottoman Territory.

LONDON. Dec s.--A telegram from Novi
Basar. dated yesterday. says " Four battalions
oi y rvian infantry, a luAlron of cavalry. and
six guns asriIe,. on ,ic D.. inst "a, favor. Tie
following day n number of Scryian troops
crossed into Turkey"
The Governor Of Kossovo tclegrnphs to Con-
stantinople that on Dec. ) Scrvian forces mr.
rived nj Yavor. Four Servan officials crossed
IN" frontier 10 Sieulca. demanded AL cxplana-
ton Of IN" presence Of Turkish troops there
and dcman led their withdrawal by " o'clock
noon, Dec d. Thor was als, Disturbance
and lighting on tie 9TH inst between tae Ser
vMn ani Mussulnan inhabitants Of SlenicA
Ldi1.-Ihe $ S'rvians crossed ths frontier at
favor. ami erected fort "a ,a,ions on Ottoman
territory. Mehcmel Ali has confded 10 Bak .r
Pasha the command Oi q division.
A telegram from Consiantinope says: News
q the Servians crossing tho frontier into
Turkey turns out 10 be unfounded The Porte
received adNirns this evening. IN. Il Ms h.
Yesterday. saying that AL WIS quiet on th.
frontier. part ~ TIA. ) ryian tr Ups ronccn-
irii'i near the frontier have been withdrawu.
4ui the other portion dismissed ~ their
homes"
toSsrASTrSopLE. Dec. S.-Thn Porto has re-
celsel no ultimatum from SrrVia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-09
L.iRGE FIRE ~ IOrYsTILLE
A Solid stream or Bu,nina whiskcy Pouring
into the street.

LOUISVILLE, Dee. S.-Whnt threatens at
this timc-lO;3O F. M.-to be n disastrous fire
broke out at 10 10 o'clock tonight in Cochran K
Fultons whiskcy house. There are i1OO bar
rcls Of whisNcy within the building. and 1t is
thought il will be destroyed. Davis Hadcn's
whiskcy warehouse Is on ono side and Jefferson
Brothers large -four warehouse on the other
Tho Gait House is opposite this. but in no dan
ger. Tho square these houses are upon is the
woalihicst in the CITY.
At II o'clock Jcflorsons. Davis 4 Hadcn's
and II. w. Barrotts houses arc burning. Bar
rctt's il u woolen mill A solid stream Of burn
ing whiskey is pouring into the streets. and
thence flowing into the sewers near BY
At IL !. the fire shows signs of weakening
The principal damage will be to Cochrane and
Fulton. whose loss will reach 100000 with
t275000 insurance.
Tho Brcmaker Moore Paper Warehouse Ia
between Cochran h Fultons and Jefrerson's
houses. Their stock OF paper will be damaged
considerably. The fire In all the other houses
except Cochran h Fultons has been confined to
the roofs.
Davis 4 Haden and Barrett will be saved. JEFF
forsoE and the Bremaker Moore Company nre
department took place to-day and many feared
that much loss would result tonight. but the
ex-Chief IL leading the Department. and will
undoubtedly succeed In saving the rest OF the
block, which was ut one time threatened. The
block's aggregate wealth is ~ 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-09
ON iIRE ~ 4 DENTISTS CHiIR
How Mrs. Graeie Says that II Quick vvittsd
Fireman saved Her Life.

DR.. Sasatlcs of the Now York Dental COL
lege on Friday. at noon. carefully arranged his
shsrp-pronged instruments ON a little stand
that was attached to the dental chair The pa
ti'nt in the chair was Mrs. Oracle Of 200 East
fortieth street. Among the dental implements
used is an alcohol lamp.
While the dentist had this in use Mrs Oracle
found herself cnye'oped IN flame. SO suddenly
did il happen that Mrs. Oracle remembers only
the alcohol lamp. tho sheet If namc. the dread
Of burning and then n dark Object that was
thrown over h'r aud held ly strong hands.
Then she tainted. The dark ohIc / WAS Il fire
man : OStrc1.t.
had an engagement with dentist" said
Patri X H"al,y nf lirr In-inc No. II. and
stood at the toorof tho dental cullrsr talking.
suddenly heard terrible shripks NJ the farther
end OF tho hull ling and | Jaw burst
10 the end of tn hall | saw that It was n
w!Wnn. took Oh my oycrcoal alter pushing
aside three or four dentists who " ~ SO rN-
cited thnt they only strrngth,ne the flames
ana wrapped II around The wonrn OF course.
that pni out tn" fir and tAat al there .sto it.
NGrrnw ESCAPE. wash Z tt'
We'll Wouldn't tikc ia" chance il the fire
had burned minute longer
Mrs. Gra,le su!t last cycnn. tlat She owed
her HE 60 the presence ul mint OF the fremnn,
She was somewhat ,rorch'd ON the face and
bands and that WAS all She said; Ny im-
pr'-sIuu ~ that the dentist WIS tryin, to nll
the lamp while T. wls lighted, and m some way
cuur-' took fire"
The dental students say that thry put uut the
ilr' W IA e wet hnndkrr hief but Mrs. Grnrir
ana lieGl"y holh deny thr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-09
FRiNK SHIFTS NIGHT JISITOR.
How n BronLlsn Burglar Fnred when he
Awoke - Man who wa. Not Afraid.

Al about o'clock yo- tcr,lay morning Mr..
Frank swift. whose residence IL at Bedford and
Willoughty aycnu :. brooklyn was awakened
10y noise in his bedroom. Thinking that it
was made by his son. who had been at party in
the evening. h. spoke. lie received no answer.
and leapns from the bed. IL, found that burg
lar was in the hall making FOR the stairs. Mr.
Swift chased him through a." house. but tho
burglar IhrieL doWn low and Jumped uut Of
the basement window. Mr.. swift ran into The
street by WAY ~ the front door. and hurried
around tn Nihpu,hhy ay nun 10 hrgd tho burg
lar III. He found him sitting ON the fence. n
though del etnting whether 10 leap over or 40
ha u into Tho yard.
Mr.. Sw ordered him to surrender himself
bui tde tli'f answered HAT II he WA, not let
alone h" would shoot Mr.. Sw Il picked up II
cobnl"-4ipn" and thr W il "a the burglar. 1t hit
TIA. his antagonist wla no coward. dropped
from the irncu into the yard. and. running
cleared the lcnro. and started down the street
Mr., swift ran after him IN his night clothes
yelling Justify for th poll %. ON rr DoNlin
Joined in thr "hasr. aud kept in sight of tho
burglar until tlr latter turnni into Sundiurd
stnrt. whore ON 'rr Duhen caught him.
Ti" prisoner gave his name ~ Thomas
smith. aged ~. Of Np-trand Avrnuean Hopkins
strect H. was r''u-nll II us a professional
thief vino had recently been dis hargcd from
The hinSr county pcntientinry Mr.. SNlls
nom his y'~t. and % brown oyrrcoat belonging
10 Mr.. 9 'arg- swift. were found in his ppssn,-
sion. II" "ntrr'd Mr.. Swlits house by lryIng
open the XII h a window.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-09
FOLLOWING an mise SEED SCENT
The Fox Hunters Drawing Rein by Some
bones, One Mile East OF Jericho.

Tho meet OF the Queens County Hunt at
Ncwcasscl Wood yesterday was well attended.
The field was composed Of dozen of the regu-
men from the surrounding towns. in all about
twcnty-eight. strong northerly breeze
whistlod over the plains as tho party Quilted
the hotel In Garden City. and made for the
rendezvous. At O'Clock the hounds were un-
leashed. They soon found the scent; and. with
tho hunters at their heels. made dash for
low hedge about half mile to the eastward.
In the absence Of q fox the scent had been laid
in the morning BY dragging an anise seed bug
over the ground This the pack had no trouble
dogs would wander OIL on The truck Of rabbit
and be quickly whipped in and kept TO their
work.
The track Of tho anise seed bag Law toward
Hicksyillc. and several small fences had to be
taken before reach NJ the turnpike road. whore
the course changed to the north ward. On ons
OF these fences Col. Jay got IA croppcr that camo
near keeping him from continuing the chase
lie soon recovered from the shock however re-
mounted. and rode on North II Hirksyillc the
plain makes quick descon, into what is known
as " ines HOLLOW. Here the quickest time was
made. and II was not until the top of the neigh
boring ridge was gained that the run was I'm
prded. AZ this place a iDur-hnrr.d fenr. held
all but Mr. Grlswold back. Hc leaned forward
ON the neck Of his hors" and made the animal
take IL nj full speed. The others coaxed their
horses oyer one after the other, and dashed on
toward W,Sthury. whittier the hounds had pre-
cccdcd them some four mnuira.
About ono mile cast of Jericho the pack were
found quietly gnuwing the honcs that had been
placed there for them in the early morning
That ended tn, chase. The distance traycrrNi
in the chasn was eight miles. and the time Oc-
cupied was fpriy-oight minutes.
The place OF meeting Tor n.At Wednesday has
not yet been decided upon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-09
STRUCK DOWN IN HIS OFpTCR
M. John Oothous Robbed and Possibly Fa-
tally Injured In Broad Day.


Mr.. John Oothout OF the firm OF Daven-
port, Oothout 4 Treacy. iron founders OF
Eleventh and Grove streets. Jersey City. has
charge Of the books OF his firm. and acts as
cashier. Yesterday at noon he visited the bank.
a few blocks distant. and drew 500. with which
To pay on the employees. He sat down near the
window. which has wire screen in front and
began sorting the money in piles according TO
the pay roll.
While he was thus engaged n man entered.
and. stealthily approaching Mr.. Oothout from
behind. struck him powerful blow on the
temple with a bar Of iron. Telling him uncon-
scious TO the floor. and upsetting the chair on
which he sat. The man then seized the money.
and quickly passed out. unobserycd by any per-
Mr. Treacy, who lived opposite. wns the FIRST
y ,rson summoned 10 the scene by the Office boy.
who saw Mr.. Oothout lying on the lOor, and.
cy % from NJ "n"s '" na4 ~ "ia"a H. " @' I rs"
dnrcd table the blood marks on the prostraic
x.ni.P Dli ~ mis partn n nnI the miss ng money. re-
gaSI 'ac '5Gin to Mr. Mr. rre9cy he at once in
rOib.r
and, 10y tlor advice Mr.. Oothont was taken in "a
cOn'h to his residence in New York. Owing to
his unconscious condition. the police have no
description Of the man, and, consequently. are
working in the dark. Mr. OOthUut's condition
WIS quite critical last evening.
A visit To the foundry last night showed that
the stranger must have entered the Office by
the rear door. as the front door is always kept
locked. aud the bnck door has Il snap latch. Tie
screen makes II necessary for one 10 go close to
side. il is supposed that Mr.. Oothout was fol-
whom kept wat n outside while the other per-
petrntcd the robbery.
:, capI. MulIaqey aal Mr. Treucy were in New
III N. and they had hopes OF success
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-09
DE.fTH IT SEA.
The Crew Of tho schooner G-indie strfcksn
with q swiftly Fninl MaIndy.

BALTIMORE, Dee. s.-Capt. Craig Of the
brig Eomanre. which arrived here this after
noon. brings intelligence of a shocking story of
the sea. involving the death Of five persons. The
victims were the crew. consisting Of four sea.
mon and tho cook. of tho schooner Joseph
Grindir of New York. The vessel was seen ~
the Romance when of San Domingo. on Nov.
ID. showing si.nals Of distress The RomAncs
wnnt promptly To- her ass stance, and mn
ol rr was sent on board of her. The
schooner had lcf 81. Jago five days before.
and alter being out two days. n fatal malady
made lis appearance among the rrew. rescm-
bling lnw stage # typhus 1t WIS remarkable
for lis swift fatality. ~ in twenty four hours
hit"r It's appearance the four sramen and cook
w"r" dead. The Captain and first and second
mates wore stricken nown. AMI. though suffer-
ing terribly. managed TO east the dead updics
overheard and keep the vessel nnOnt. When
sucror arrived, they were utterly proslrated,
and must soon have perished. They wrro cared
tor 10y the officers of the Romance. and four
men detailed from the latter H. bring the Grin.
NJ into port. when the brig parted company
with tho schooner. the latter WIS sailing ioi
New \ ork, and y now about due ut that port.