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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Dec 3l-Arrived, barks Serene scyerman
RIO Janciro: Carrier Dove ODD. Londonderry: weams
(lsusl, i.ornblcw. Gloucester.
On iRLESTOS Dee 3i-Arrived steamer Geo Clyde
dnnderry Heo- for. Stavangcr. Usage iBp. Mcdonald
Curicnas: brig Cecilia tNor). Carlrnas: schr Clair
Edwards Ireand Philadelphia was reported arrived
sailed Shin Arlington t,r, vickery. fverpool barks
Norwegian lir. Rogers. do Delta Nnrl, caspersen do
Joshua l.orin Cook, do; hr crisse Wright. Clark New
t;REEXPORT, Dee .s-Arrived. schr Rhode Stand An.
drew, New York for Sag Natbor.
MOBILE. Dec 26-Ccnred. schrs Frank Lucas lIulsc
kingston ia. an Market Il Morgan johnson. Cedar
New ORLEANS. Dec 27-Arrved. steamer Maria tsp)
Mons. Havana barks Eric tAus) Zach Limerick Virtu
lSp) Toorcser Havana; Oeren Nor. Torusen, New
Coming up-ship Minnie Swift (Br. Liswe from Brc.
Below--Barx Fenwck, Johanscn from Cienfuecos
PEN sACOLA. Dec 70 ARRIVED. bark kaleva (aus),
piiiLADELPilIA Dec 81 Sailed steamers Eoun,or
Charleston: Fanita, New York.
PORTLAND. Me, Dee 2v-in port. brig Adeline Rich.
Adams for Baltimore, dos Oie. Winso - do: Mary
Anisden Baker for New York. do Hattie Turner up.
per for Wilmington, NC. do.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 30-Arrived. schrs Ann l. Lock.
wood ~ John, Hoboxen Matte Kuon Rulon, do
RICHMOND. Doc 2o-sai!ed, schr ) ohm X shaw. Cox,
New York
NAN FRANCISCO. Dec 22-Arrvcd, barks Ataapta
Cater Port uambc; Snmosct. Martin Tacnria; Wli.cr
Clements, Columbia Rivers Amethyst Bates. Bcin am
rsSAVANSAH Dec N-Arrived. bark Is Hilton (Brl. IIil-
ton bremen. brig Aoatross Jewell Bordeaux scnr Mary
cieared-Bark John Il Chase. Davis Liverpool, .cbrs
Mary Harris Crowley, New brunswick; Winner Leigh.
s.ilsl--s.ssmsr San salvador. New York, ships 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
IN THE JAWS OF ALLIGATORS.

THE CREW OF AN AMERICAN SCHOONER WRECKED
ON THE COAST OF CUBA PASS NIGHT OF
aoRRoR-woNDERFUL ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
The schooner Ann f. CARL, Of NorthpOrt, has been
reported as having been wrecked Layo Key, south
coast of Cuba Captain Tylor, her commander, has
now reached home and makes report Of tho disaster
as iollows:-They were making very quick passage
when hurricane struck the vessel she driven
mercy for four days. and the nth after beat
Ing coral reefs, she forced hard aground
on this key; small, desolate sand island, the only
inhabitants Of which great OF agators,
which swarmcd around during the first night anu came
near devouring the crew, being only kept of Ivy lire
which they succeeded In kindbg, and the swapping
large Jaws beng heard on every side. The Key
ID about sixty miles IRON the mainland and out OF the
usual track of vessels
SAVED By rnB LOST
Soon after the CARL had thus been wrecked her
crew the fortunate means OF saving Spanish
English crow, whose vessels had gone to pieces
and Captain Tyler, finding that he had to divide
his scanty store OF provisions with these
brothers IN nisiortune--therc being now thirty
i've persons the island, and that starvation would
be staring them The face, sent his mate and
one seaman IA boat TO Cieniuegos, about 100 miles
distant with instructions to ask assistance from the
United States Consul at Havana Ga hearing the facts
the Spanish government as soon as possible, sent
gunboat with provisions Tor the relief OF the ship
wrecked crews, who found in almost amisied
condition, Captain tyler having meantime shot with his
rifle three alllgators which were skinned and eaten.
The chartered in Havana bark Perces Huxley,
III which ship the cargo aud what saved OF the
wreck to New York They had very rough voyage,
occupying hrtyeight days, when they put IN at Hat
Inlet with ali sails blown away and all Oh board
nearly starved, having tor eight days been Short
allowance OF biscuit ana water. Tho schooner has
been unfortunate, having twice before been wrecked
once OIL Norfolk. Va and once on Block Island BY
the fina misfortune Boss Jesse Carll OF Northpori
who owned about ono half tho vessel, loses about
81, 200, on which he had but little insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.

Distressed relatives OF the crews of the schooncrs
g. L. Merritt, Edwin Post and only Son, engaged ut
the wreck OF the Circassan thronged the Offices OF the
Coast Wrcckng Company in this city yesterday, the
ruor having spread that these vessels gone down
with all on board Mr George Nichols, OF the Coast
Wrccking Company, the absence OF Captain Mer-
ritt Instantly autographed various points along the
J. ug Island coast asking foi Information as to
whether hing had been of tue crafts In
ton. After considerable delay, The glad tidings
were dashed back that Tie said vessels had put into
Fire Island Inlet, Long Island, Tor shelter This was
Instantly communicated ANXIOUS relatives who
lett The place rejoicing over the good news.
STABILITY oF TnK CIRcAssiAy.
Captain Ambrose snow, OF tue urn OF Snow %
BURGESS agents oil the Crcassan this city, states
that upon his recent visit 10 the wreck Of the Crcas
winter without hurt rhe lost vessel altered
from s;camsbip ~ smiling vessel abont two years
Lvcrpooi, ~ an expense o about $50, 900, her
lota cost to her owners, Ncssrs Dc Wooit OF Liver
pool beng 100000. She is SAID 10 nave been re-
mafknbly wei bum craft The late Captain Rchard
Wilians her commander. Wosbinan was, To tho
best OF ar. SHOWS bcci, brother n-law Of the cap
tam oi the Williams ~ GulOn steamship wyoming,
, now ON her way 10 liverpool He thought that tbo
Apprentices might belong 10 Coca iamt,s 10 England
THE COAST WEIGHING cuMPASY's loss.
Captain John Ellis, captain OF the wrcckers, recently
arrives this city iron PORT Huron Mich, where nc
had been employed by ttc coast Nrccking Company
Iiv was born the Highlands OF NeverslDk, New
J,r~cy, ana has IN bis TINE been employed ny Tue
Johnson x Higgins, Submarine aud other wrccklug
Companies Captain Merfett states that lac was most
cniccnt aud courageous man. two years ago has only
ron cfIshcd at wreck on the coast 81 North Carolina
Capiain Ems was about my years o age.
kAlis kernes. engineer. oI stapeion B. l.. had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01

HAvRx. Dec s1-Arrlved, ship W Chapman. Turkey.
New oreans banks Almrs Robinson. Tarbox, do Henry
itch1eld. Drummond Csllao
Arrived Both. bark Ebenerer (Nor), Nielsen. New Or
leans
HAMBURG Dec 3o-Arrived, barks s.. Petersburg (Nor.
Hansen New York; Alert tNor), Doxrud do August Ger)
kuster, Wilmington No
HOMO Rosc. to Dec so-ssled, ship Beehman (BD
blackstone. New York
iSSshowKS HEAD. Dec 3i-Arrved, bark Noel (Br,
hnowiton. baltimore for Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 3i-Arrved. bark Jonn Fought (Swe).
Carisan. Wilmington, NC.
Also arrived 3lst, ship robQuc (Br Davies, Norfolk:
bark Samuel ID Carlton. Freeman. Charleston.
Arrived 3Oth bark Maggie Miller (Br) Cook Savannah
Sailed 3st. ships Nxtant tBr Walker Southwest Pass
Annie Goudey t'r). Bent. do mot previously.
LONDON, Dec 30-Sxed ship hypatia (Br), Isaakson,
United States.
Arrived 3lst. ship wemyss Castle (Br) Brdgeman. Bos-
ton; bark Posxo Gtan Poggi. Baltimore.
LIMERICK, Dec 3i-Sailed. Ferdn and. for Darien.
NARvA-Arrved, bark Aiexandrine (Gor) Rickles, Now
York via Elsinore
PALEExo-Saied brig Harry Smith. Weeks Boston.
QUEENSTOWN. Dee 3l-Arrved tarks Firth Forth Br),
Thompson. San Francisco; Essu (Aus). MarasN. New
York.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
SMITH ELY, JR.'S. SUCCESSOR.

The election at which successor OF exCongrcssman
Smith Ely Jr, is TO be chosen. will be held
In the Seventh Congressional district, comprising the
Eighth, Tenth and Fourteenth Assembly districts
Tho opposing candidates Mr.. David Dudley Field
democratic nominee, and Christian Goeiz, who has
been nominated by the republicans In order to mako
tho necessary arrangcme hts tor tho election,
the rammany general committees Of the
Fourteenth, Tenth and Eighth Assembly dis
tricts, met last evening at their respective
headquarters and decided to every effort to make
the campaign IN Mr.. Fields behalf success. For the
Information OF voters residing IN this Congressional
district IL was announced that every cector who
registered at the Presidential election and WHO
stree removed from tho district entitled TO vote
This Congressional district strongly composed OF
German voters and unless the democrats work hard
Mr. Fields election Is not certain.
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Snp HARVEY MILLS before reported on fire At Port Royal
Sc has been flooded 20 the upper deck and the s sxsin
cured to tho dock.
BARK DISCO r), stranded Charleston Bar. bged
na the ir eenE sT9 G
dtion but much OF what remains In the wreck will be badly
BANK Locm COIL 1kr. Wright. from New Orleans for
Liverpool is stated in despatch from Key West, dated
l"ou ~ the @rsssSr but thst She oaks ps%y
Her cargo consists OF $500 bales OF cotton.
BRIG LILLIAN CAaERoS Do. wrecked at Squan Beach
will be sold NJ auction next Wednesday,
lEssrE Nicxxasos. at San Francisco Dec ..
nakoda1. experienced succession o easeriy gales the
entire passage split sails ana carried toprsd.
scHn DANIEL BuRSnAM. of Gloucester tbctore report
ea wei n sas on He os cu, rh.cd hl
and as she YVES leaking badly and disabled tho
Of IS accordingly transferred to the British
Austrian IRON Baltimore, and taken TO st Johns
AMRs recently east away on Cedar Island Isle
or si ~ an sS % IL y sDsn aS o%
gone her keel aud ioeioot battered and
sas she mas sus"insd Parties 90 the sai. on
a hydraulic Jacks I" ende@vor To- &c. her off, sSS
they confident that II The weather does not very
been taken ashore
riLor Boar Pa. No blown ashore in Princess Bay
~icn .he Tide permits Ths tides have been unusually
low in consequences OF the prevailing westerly winds
BosroS Dec aO-from January I'D next tho Cunard
steamers from this port will sail ortnightly
GarrsroRr. IL. Dec m-schr Harry Ned of New York.
IN Auu
shutdown. and will probably b. total loss. Had in
cargo $4,000 brick. Crew saved but badly rostbttcn
PORTSMOUTH, MI Dec 3O-A wreckng schooner from
Boston, with divers and necessary
here and Friday took position
Bridge. to attempting to raise the
chr Ceres. milling in that to Vcure all Of value
the
81 JOINS NJ, Dec 19Ahout tons Of copper were
recovered the British bark l. Chapman, wrecked
near this port Saturday last.
OvERprE-S anxiety Is felt by the owners Of the
ellen q. Of Dirby Ms. Capt Burns which
Liverpool. u. Uct Is Tor Bermuda and Fernandina.
suiprUiLpiSG on LosG IsLAxp-Mcssrs j NJ Bayles Il
son Port have contracted with Tabcr Gordon
< Co. of New Benfod build for them ship o EN-
poyed IN whale hshsry. Her Dimensions will
Length OF keel IA feet; 81 hold II feet ton
MAJ about 800 She Is 10 be ready early
-.
Al the same yard Messrs BnyIes Son have contracted
with Capt Chas a Bayes. OF schr Madison Holmes.
HIN 3nastcu keel schooner. to be completed In
October 1877. Her dime Length keel lO5
icet; beam ~ iect: hold and between decks l3,s
tonnage. ABOUT isp tons.
Mr. Jesse CARL At yard u Mort hpor has begun work
on u new Capt Joseph Davis. of Port Jcer
dcek Keel vessel be Al in every respect and
finished with all modern improvements VIII be launched
about Aug 1871 Her dimenscns :Lcngth of keel
beam - feet: mold aud between decks, ~
tom about 10, IN.
Darling his yard In Port Jefferson. has contract ed
build small schOoners. be hnislcd early In 1877
~ keel 20 feet beam feet hold about los
tons In New York to be employ carry
In. brick the other VI 30 eet keel, rs eet beam, oet
hold, tor Capt John Abiew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01

e. s. with % % d. ssf
Brig Cleta oi Petersen, San Andreas ID days
ssAr Henderson Henderson Malaga 6s day., With
0ci as days Of masoras with strong NE and
ser Northern Home r, swain Rio Grands del Norte
IL days win ssTs, g u sS vessel & ren.on Co.
rraass Moran Vessel to AIboi Crossed the Equator
De s !" sn u H"s s E. and ss
Il a Sa Il s% M %
'tgsag NJ and NV Eass cn.,a po,,v.r - a.v With
sslr Curtis fton OF rSiiadsiphal. shepherd 81 Mar
WASP days OF iatterss with strong NJ and NV gales
81 I'd sass
TO- stapes Was 10 nays of lIatseras. with strong
SER. issss OLIVE reuns AK caye; d:ys with log
schr samuel NJ Mansmy lof fhiadephia,. Walls, Ha.
yans T. days YIN SMEAR 70 order, vessel % DAYTON.
sehr Knowles, Lathrop. New Orleans Dec D. with
schr Lizzie Grevg Anderson Pensacola 30 days. with
lumber to Miller lIougbton.
schr bDe Corson. Corson, Charleston 10 days. with mdse
scr Server somers Charleston 10 days. with mdse
sssr Moderator B.shss Virginia. With loss of jibb0om
S-Shp Alice Minot. which arrived Dec 80 from Iobos
via Hampton Roads reports 30 DAYS Cape Horn;
s in whh way oP
the Equator Nov 49, in lon 49, thence to LAT "a.
s sns s
three lower topsa oresai and nansail managed to rig
purchases steer and arrived ut Hampton Roads without
other damage received orders to proceed to New Yo.
vessel became unmanagabe and compelled to put
back; Dec ~. again started in Of Rich
mond. Sandy Hook pilot board; 29th.
pelling to cut the hawser. Barnegst hearing by
l3 miles made sail and stood SSE wind having veered
WsW in heavy squalls bnromct r down to 20; 4 AN.
chored oil the Highlands aud subsequently, towcd the
city.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Thetts Young, Providence for New York.
Steamer Cyclops Hazxard Coast Wrccking Co. from the
wreck Of ship Crcassian. Bridgehampton L. New
York.
Brig Otter tBr prnge. Cow Bay, CB for New York 20
days. with coai to Perkins job vessel to = Nevius Il
Son. Had heavy NV and NE winds the entire passage
split sails &c; badly frostbttcn Dec H. lost
overheard: passed large quantities ofice.
schr ohm Lenthall, Lawrcnce Newport for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Dart. Campbell. New York for Stamford.
Schr Martha Innis Cummings. Hohoken for Boston.
Schr ii Franklin, tlall, Hubokep for Providence.
schr Mary Decker. Decker Virginia for New Haven.
Schr " IN Mason. Crane, Baltimore tor Now Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01

The swedish Lady Quartet sing in Springfield, Mass,
to-ngh.
Costa is writing oratoro the subject OF
"Joseph.'
her wondrous play ing.
Tho Kellogg English Opera Company commence an
engagement IN Pitsburg next week.
The principal musical events of the week will be the
rchearsas and concerts Of the Philharmonic Society
and Thomas.
1t is decided that Herr wasner's 'walkire" will be
produced at the Imperial Opera House in Vienna, with
considerable cuts and Sesmund and Sieglinde
be made cousins instead OF brother and sister, as IN
the TrilOpy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
CRUELTY AT THE HIpPODROME.

on Saturday night, after the second heat OF the
,rotting match tho mare Nellie, belonging to Mr.. W.
+. Thoms, cut her quarters and lost a shoe
Superintendent, FAIRFIELD requested the owner to wear
dnecnt boots and have another shoe put on the
This done and John Murphy rode her, winning the
third heat. Ia the contest, however, she threw two
shoes and cut her quarters terribly. MI HGrthcld
then ordered the ANIMAL on the track but, amid "a
great uproar preparations went Tor another heat
and Murphy declared lac would ride the mare. On be-
ing told by the superintendent that no did 80 he
would arrest him the matter Was lclt with the Judges,
who lnally ruled The mare out ana all bets OIL tu-
mutt cnsued, aud Mr. lerehs officers received vast
amount oleaDuso but stcrnly continued thor duties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwgRp. Dec sl-Arrived ship Chas Donnis. Kcxer Lo
bvs
BERGEN Arrived, brig Gloria (Nor). Hansen, Vow York
via Facon.
DEAL. Dec 3i--Arrived, schr J Atkinson, Endsor,
Charleston for avre being unable TO make Havrs
Of the gale
DUBLIN Dec 3lAuived, bark Conpausht OBJ. Richard
son. Baltimore
FALMOUTH Dee 81 Arrived ship Miny don tBr. Leslie,
san francisco.
He'll. Doc 3i-sailed. bark Hcrmanos Nor, Jacobsen,
Hull River.
Also sailed aist bark Unions 1tali. Baiim"ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
AN 'ESCAPADE.

Marie Soacc, the handsome frensh girl who, from
her cscapadc with distinguished foreigner,
became known n ''Marie Ia Refine 'Es-
pagnen was taken before Justice Dixby, at
the Washington Place Court, yesterday morning,
charged with being drunk and dsordcry by Oibccr
GIgar, OF the Iwcntybinth precinct she was atlirod
IN The most fashionable costume aud wore proiusion
OF diamonds In reply To the questions OF the Justice
snc SAID that she lad drank VINE aud went into
the street TO get the cool air The officer said he
found her staggering on the sidewalk IN front OF her
rcsidcncc IN thirty irst street. Justice Bxby lined
her SO, whch she PAID, aud Then driven home Ia
q carriage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
AN UNGRATEFUL SCAMP.

James Kellner OF No 1,4Ss Second avenue met a
man on Saturday night on Third avenue whom he con
stered proper object OF charity and took HIM homo
10 give HIM supper and bed for the night They
slept together, and the morning Kelner discovered
that his friend gore and with HIM ak the clothes
he had, together with his gold watch. The thiefs
name Is Simon lanigan Judge Oucrbourg, at the
Fity.scventh Street Court yesterday, held him for
trial in default OF ST, 800 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
STEALING SHOES.

Henry Kelly, boermaker. OF No 23S West TWEEN.
tyscventh street, and Daniel Connolly, steam litter,
OF No AL West Thirty-sccond street, surprised
by Officer Lawrence, OF tho Twentieth precinct break.
ing the Of Michael Lavery, at No AIS Ninth
avenue and stealing $50 worth OF shoes. On being ar.
ragned before Justice BXby, at the Washington Place
Court yesterday they held for trial default OF
81, 500 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
THE Lillian CAMERON WRECK.

despatch was received in this city yesterday from
SQuan, n. j., stating that the wreck OF tho new
brigantine Lillian Cameron, which went to pieces OF
the night as the Circassan, will be sold by
ton next Wednesday. Her cargo Of 10 600 bushels OF
potatoes from Charlottetown Prince Edwards Island.
strews beach miles. This cargo OF potatoes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
THE BOWERY RAID.

Tho men and women arrested Saturday night In
the raid nude tho concert saloon No. 30 'Bowery,
by tho police OF the Fourth precinct, yesterday
taken before Justice Duty. The blind hddlcr dis
charged, aud so also Wac young slr. who SAID sue
bad been IN tho pace only three days. rho other
prisoners fined IN small sums, and The proprietor
OF tho concern, Androw Waller, was he'd IN 81 900
bail Tor kccpln, disvidcry house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
THE STEAMER GENERAL JESSUPS.

Ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, L. l., Dec. 81, 1876.
The government steamer GencralJcssups, reported
sunk during gale Of Friday Eight, has been raised,
and an exam shows that she Is not seriously
injured at first supposed. Her bottom Is all
r.ght. though her upper works are badly stove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
SPOKEN.

Bark Robinson Crusce from Newport, Z, for Matanzas
Dec /. lat a. Ion III 10
BARK Eurcka New York for Java, Oct l6 lat 30 s.
Ion II L..
Gartherrie tr), from Newcastle. NIB for Glasson
Dock, no date, lat 40 III Ion -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY

COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF NEw YORK DURING THU
YEAR ls70The annexed statement compiled with much
from the Herald shows tho number of vessels which
arrived at this port from January TO December 81 ncu.
ve, with their rig and nationality by their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
AN INCIDENT or TIE WAR.


The Circassian was fitted out blockade runner,
but was captured on inward bound trip by the
United States steamer Somerset, naval vessel exem-
porized from fcrryboat such us tho Brooklyn and
East River boats She very valuable prize, and
her English fought desperately in the courts to
prove that a legal GRAND when taken, but
she was finally condemned, much to the JOY OF the
sornorscts crew She was then u bark rugged, screw
steamer with geared engines, and was utilized at
once by the United States government, which
armed her and fitted her out q naval trans
port ia which service she continued until
close Of the being commanded successiyey by
Captains Ea;on and Churchill Every sailor curing
the war will remember the Clrcassian which, with the
Nowbern and Union, performed the duties OF supplying
squadrons from Charleston TO the Mexican coast
with and fresh PROVISIONS including the welcome
boon summer OF ice. officers on Their way TO JOIN
their vessels sent by her, and those on leave OF
absence, a well as seamen whose term OF enlistment
had expired, came North by the same means OF trans
port. she was stanch scab0at, rs her conduct IN
many storms, particularly IN ono hurricane oil Hat
eras. aud She oil scathlGss from several
encounters with coral reefs ana burs during, her
naval Sbe carried TAR armament,
consisting of four ninc-nch Dahgrens, 100 pound
and one thirty pound PARROT rifle aud some howit-
zers, trips she frequently had on board large
amounts greenbacks one occasion several mill
ions Of dollars destined 10 pay OIL the army OF General
Banks. An ex-blockade runner herself she captured
Of her cruises the steamer Minna, bound III for
Wilmington, the same Minna being wrecked some time
during he year just past while trading between Boston
ana Suvan under inc name OF the Oriental Few YES
have suffered such rough usage the Crcussan
twenty years Old ordinary storm tina. ended
her