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La crónica., 1877-10-31
Cartas en- Ell Express de Wells
Fargo y Cha.
sENoRAs.

SENORAS.
Conception G.. de Carrasco, Ma.
ria Estrella.
SENORES.
Tiburcio Bergara, Rosalino Diaz,
Jose Gazo.
La crónica., 1877-10-31

VIM. PRIDIIAM, Agente.
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THE LICK ESTATE.
A Prospect OF Troublesome Litigation before
the Final Settlement.

SAN Francisco May s.-The settlement Of
the Lick Trust has developed new phase II
difficulty. At a meeting Of the Society OF Cali
fornia Pioneers. last evening. n resolution
adopted by the directors was rend. which IL to
the effect that the board would consent TO the
payment Of t3s5.OOO to John II. Lick in adj
dition to the sum given TO him blythe late James
Lick. provided that all the societies sharing in
the bounty of the deceased philanthropist
should bear their proportion Of the expense.
Those other societies had been led to believe
thut the fjsj.nOu WIS to come ont of tn. residue
set apart to he divided equally between the Acad-
envy Of Sciences and the Piou""rs, and had nled
th"ir answers rOn-rn.iug tothe payment on thnt
hypothesis. The trustees Of the Lick estate tx
lcctod The two res duary logntecs to accept that
idea and to come into court to-day. 80 that the
whole matter could be closed up. Both the
re-Iduary l"gatrr societies. however. now re-
fuse 10 consent that all the money required for
the settlement should come out Of their purses
exclusively. Whether the other societies will
now consent to pay the deduction Of fifteen per
cent, that being the amount needed. Of the
spe'if' requests given 70 them. i a question 10
b. settled hereafter. There may yet be trouble
some litigation in the estate.
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DID MISS LIBBTE MARRY HIMp
Sing Sings Social Puzzle Yet UnsoIved-What
Mrs. Knapp says-Is Il DeIusions

Mr. Tony Fisher OF Sing Sing still insists
that Miss Libbie Pattison on a given day became
Mrs. Tony Fisher; Miss Libbie is equally strcn-
uous and emphatic in denial: and the Metho-
dist minister who, according to Tony performed
the ceremony is quoted as saying that he il
ready to go into court at any moment and make
oath that he didn't
Mrs. Knapp. Of 367 West Twenty seventh
street. New York. at whose boarding house
Tony and Libbie stayed for few days after the
alleged marriage. says that they did not come
to her house "A husband and wife. and that they
occupied separate rooms. Tony made no claim
ut that time that Lihbic was his wife; Iibhie
said that she WIS not married to him. She fur
Their told Mrs. Knapp that. when she got on the
train at Sing Sing to come to New York, she WIS
alone: but Tony followed her into the car. and
took Il seat near her and kept casting Sleeps
eyes az her. When she reached New York and
went 10 Mrs knapps. he followed hcr-against
her wishes-and engaged board in the same
house. She paid for her own board Tony did
not even offer 10 pay for 1t. Mrs. Knapp thinks
that Tony is not exactly right in his head. -
Tony belongs tn u respectable family. and has
always been considered model young man.
His friends scout the suggestion that he IL de-
ranged. Their belief is that the young lady
really married him, but now, for some unknown
reason, IL sick Of her bargain and wants to cast
him oil. She threatened to have him arrested
Tor perjury. in making onth that she Is his wife,
but us yet has not carried her threat into effect
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~ UPROiR iT UERstTLLEs.
Tumuitu"us Session or the French Chamb~
Of Deputies.

VERSAILLES. May s-The Chamber Of
Deputies hal II tumultuous session to-day
tn" excitement began with q question from a
Bonapurtl-t Deputy. who Ncl Minister Simon
whether he int eniel 10 revoke or not the dis
m sal OF : hoolmstross who had been arrest
'd ON the charge OF burning one Of her pupils
and was r'rrnily tried nni acquitted.
VI simon replied that the judgment of ac-
guttal in the rnse was subject 10 appeal 10 a
higher court. ana the order OF dismissal would
not be revoked.
". Lambert Bonapartistl alluded to n report
thar VI. simon had belonged a. the international
society.
" simon protested against the absurd imlu-
utinn.
MN. Lambert and Daudry were called 20
order forSla."u, int rguluous. ana the pr,sl-
NJ OF the Chamber threatened 10 suspend the
NJ. d. Cassagnac rallei attention to an article
published ln il' >'nfn'. I.. ~ Nancy, which
calls thu Car tyrtnt. and he took O t'a- ION %
enter into violent dlats4Oc against TIL H'puu-
NJ Simon declared the article in the S,,,i,,eiie
infamous. and Proceeded % rrpei VI. dr Gus
saena'- ms nultlon that the Republicans were
nnsWerah. fur such utiernnr,s The Who'll.
Heus. protested against SUCH uit"ran'es.
VI. Martr!. Minister Il JUST 90. 7 srrtted the
un'Ortunat' hNrl,tHrof the debate Tho arfi-
cle WIS 0bOminahlr. II WIS written 10y "a bad
ciilz~n. VINO insultcd the sovereign II q great
nation VITA winch France desired 'oriial rgia-
tons. The writer had not been punished be-
'ans" me Russian Ambassador had made no
NJ. Janvicr de- Ia Mote. Bonapar,ist. insisted
On nc'u- lni' rm'd whether VI. simon ever be-
lo.S 4 To- IA" international s. l"ty.
. VI : mon RS" ana said; You insult me. La
TIL So are the exact words usol hy the Min
a. f. nt ae aqr'Sr 5 sa I2a,9 S WA r"m r. n
marks. and VI. Simon accepted his Apology
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CUSTOM HOUSE PRACTICES.
The True Inwardness Of baggage Inspection
and Cargo DIscharglna

Il.
The commission that Is investigating the
New York Custom House is obtaining a preat
I,aI . ..,i,,,, T., - AZ
u'"' vi oo"i'Vuns u's'''n0", :" i',a'Vn " the
competency and efficiency oil the officers in the
customs service Every chief of division ,vho
-, -. -. i, - t.i IT.. -. -,
Mus pcci cNainlncu mus i"u MS own hoiions OF
things. Mr.. John j. Osborn. the Deputy Col
lcctor of the Third Division. formerly ono of
~ " ~ ~. n','.e ono Vi
NOW iOlk Dlssest hcI'huh'S' III MS cX-
animation before the commission yesterday
favored the consolidation of the Tenth Division
with ms DIVISION MT. Lyuecker IL deputy OF
the division at s.. 900 year. and Mr.. Wiswall Is
Sunerintendont Of Warehouses; nj Al ooo n vaor
o"pci ln'cnu'h' ~ 'v,''o' ~ 'oooV Seur'
The witness said that the Government can savc
SIG 900 a year by wiping out the Tenth Division
To n,L , o,vlo,i,,ad TINT bia .lcrks mud thea IL,
." 80 .,.. ""' 'ii''' !"
tho rolunda receive gratulties.
Dpnutv Collector Richard Wynkoon ~ the
ri"r,, s,ii ,ha, IN his a,'ivjp u tno
i'"i" DN,''Vn o"'' '." ~ "'s Vp'"ion "h iii
crease OF the hours oil labor oil the clerks will
not improve thc clNll s'rNl'e, :,
MIR. Rohinson0Do you think II any ono Of
your clerks Is allowed 10 come IN contact with
the public that Will 90 away win Illegal iecsY
witness 40 not IL might put fortune
into one mans hands.
MI. Iurnure- you Know whether the
White Star line has paid 500 night TO in
sne.tors to have thcir vessels discharged2
Mltness-l dc not know, lhe company ought
hvt 70 NY hhy',,hk ,n,,Sliie .e l,'kal I'',s. ,
,.C9L William II. McMahpn, chiei clerk OF the
rum DIVISION. VINO nus been III the Custom
House Tor thiry-two years, was questioned
grutuiucs.
Mr. lurnure-Do you know oi Tree permits
prihs given 70 'pngI'Ssih'n anu othcr puhllc
9iiiclals. ana their baggage or Whatever goods
q. Nitn.ss-Wr do not look e. scrutlni1ingly at
IN" hEShRr OF "a foreign munster uS We do at
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but So votes. A motion to reconsider and lay
on the table WIS made, and there will be
another attempt To pass IT,
The Conference Committee report on the New
York Finance bill was made by Mr.. NOOdin in
the Senate This morning. and he moved TO con-
cur in all Of the report except that which re-
strained the Board Of AppOrtOnmcnt from in
tcrf'riug with the salaries Of 1lrcmcn. police
men. and school teachers. There was Il long
us-,nn 2y"r ms inol1n 10 n2nsoncHr WIN
stan opposed the giving to any one Of thc right
t. interfere with those salaries hut Woolin
finally carried his point with the aid of u few
Demorrltic senators. among them being Ge-
rnrd, Starhuck. 'hOonmakcr. and Lamont.
Tnr Ssn xhS u wnS voted against i ycTG Ba
MaE~,an The Assembly hns yet to act upon tho
question. and there wilwithout doubt, hea new
conference committee appointed on this ques-
When Senate bill No I. entitled An act to
facilitate the, removal Of clouds and apparent
liens upon the title to real estate. cam" up for
third reading in the Assembly. Mr.. McGroarty
moved TO recommit IT, saving that its operation
ments in the city Of BROOKLYN. Mr.. Cozans and
MIR. Splnoa also attacked the bill. saying that il
would open up suits in the city OF New York
that might result in taking from the treasury
Of that city many millions OF dollars. After a
short discussion the hill was sent back To the
Committee OF the Whole. where II Will be fully
dis 'usscd ii II over is heard from again. The
chances are however. that the bill is dead be-
yond the hope OF resurr"ton.
luc pool hlll was Sign"d 10y the Governor on
the 25,h OF April. As there was no clause An
ing time when the law shall 20 into effect. the
law VIII not go into operation until twenty
days after il has received the approval Of the
Governor. which will be ON "Wednesday. the
10th inst After that date IL will be- Illegal TO
sell pools upon any contests involving trials of
spool. skill. endurance. or the result Of any
e.nstion within this state;
The Legislature is Hooded daily with petitions
ana remonstranc"s from lawyers in all parts "
The state. urging repeal Of the new Code Of
e MEan & ST c sR nid NspoTPan@ a a%n Si
niti"r 20 New York lawyers wore here before
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TIiE IIGHT NEWtRK.
The Pastors Forming ~ mi-PoiIficaI League
IL Kid the Guy Of strong Drink.

The pastors ~ Newark about month
ago cnGas ID Prof. Edward ". Bliss ~ lut..sI
To- conduct "a ~cri's - Gospel trnireran o nn.t-
inc- In that rity |, was frouud that the rum
drinkers did not attend these meetings. and the
pastors and others m charge suggested that an
excitement on Tho subject should hc stirred ur.
Prof. Bliss rcfus "a 10 chang. his tactics. The
meetings closed last Friday. and tho liquor
dealers We're clatod. In Newark there are
about ] 300 saloons and over thirty large brew
,rt-i WIN several millions 80 dollars of capital,
ana tlr pr'Nsl~ have an lis citation for mutual
lr"trh,n When the Temperance men appeal
10 III" l"Ei~l turc nr city authorities for H. al
option. or rr-iretiN" laws. or the enforcement
oi pres ut iaw-. the brewers meet. and havlnA:
"a large rs' rye lund. they come oDt ah rid every
time. The brewers are alert at present on a.
count 81 ihr uuItud h of tho heated term.
during which they com money from their Inns
y -. Ia n sun lay during the summer months
u u~ande oi thirsty GothamitrS and Brpuklyu-
VISIT Newark Tor the purpose " drinking
suburbs. Market street and Springfield avenue
arr then crowded from morning until night
bands play in nll m" parks. - the displru-ure
~ iI' FAul "a y "r- ana the temp, ran. 4t lc,llr.
Two years ago the Temperate. p"up.s -u H..'N. l.
'N IN losing inc saloons AMI stopping Oh"
music M til" parks ou sunday. hut the rit- Mt
L. pun "n rip fnm"ut. whil" protesting
u '" irl hly Z" ne t.int'rtu'" movement has
:" much spr't 'nr the political POWER Of tn.
iN'"u German THpuwtien. that II winhs at AL
NiMIafi Nu- Of the SUNDAY law.
Temperance meetings are now held nightly
10 churches ia various parts of H.. city. M,
lciorui"d Mons Clubs are re- ruiiinl fast AMI
th" Ngm"n'S Christian Temperance Onion
Us hard az work. one OF iis members hl,
Temperance dining room ia Market street.
whore cuN'" aud NJ tudl- arr supplied o. tn
reformed druuknrd~ IL very low rat.- When
a convert shows signs "f weakening. th.
ladies' get up "A surprise party flr HIM
y hr Is married man, n H. masking him feel
that he Is respected. The Roman catholic tom
prrane" societies have nearly 1000 MEMBERS
ant tu y Hr" IRA {. al temperance men. They
do NOT Join in the crusade. but attend To- their
own business oi reforming their brothers in "a
aunt way.
The pastors held general conferonro IN the
Third Presbyterian Chur h yesterday afternoon
u decide upon new plan Tor carry ng Oh the
Temperance work. The Row DR.. MI iVainr ~
the Ign Street Presbyterian Church. pres i.d
lie submitted a plan iur a new Temperance. so
.riy. To- b" known ~ Oh" Newark i mIcrancy
League, with branches In each ward.
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JOHN BARLEYC0RN'S FOES.
THE PROIfTBITTOyTsTS' WORK, MORN
FAST md PROSPECTIVE.
Congress petittoncd TO Decree Total Absi.
ncnce among the Government Employees
Another Amendment to the Constitution.

49, "
At the twelfth annual meeting Of the
~,,,..ot -r.,......u....,.. c.,,. ....7..,... A..
N"H"nul i'"p'rahce So'l''y' ycs'tuay. mo
Hon. William L. Dodge in the Chair. Mr.. J. n.
Stenrns read the nnnunl rrnnrt After snonkinr
- - -
~ - GROWING prominence OF III" qu'Sll"h OF
drink traffic in politics the report looks for
ward to Mo tin,n whom anliphtcned nntrioti,
Gu ..1',m', ~ :, - ~
'nrlS'hhs shall DE- marshaHcd In powerful ar
ray 10 resist and overcome the powers of King
Alcohol Tba so.;c,v bna r.,ucs,.d ron,ros,
., -. ,,., ui.'. ''', ~. =, 80,
10 require total abstinence on inc part on all
officials and subordinates in the civil, military.
orJ ,n,,.l s,r,.i.o ,rl ,o ,,oLo ,bo tram, L.,
~ ""'" WV "'' ~ '',"NV ''o '"''' :"
al'ohonc beverages Illegal THROUGHOUT inc
United States The society also looks forward
10 nm o,,i.i, II, tho c,,.,i,u,t,, -, ,h, r-ni,,.I
w. "' u, Wv, NV"s.''us.on VI '"0 'ni'Vu
states against the liquor tratllc.
The report further SAYS that the Prohibition
;s,s ,,o,, NIL nal p,,ss'u ,a,,.,i,1,', e.,
'S'S EaN' h"'H anu huss'll' 'ahuiualcs' O'olz
votes in the last Presidential canvass.
"Sincc tho historical 'Wnshinrtonian' nove.
mani, ,ha ro,or, ',n,,n,aa " ,'', n'J ,,,
meht' 'he report continues nothing mas
taken place SO important in temperance move
ments as the Reform movnmcnt which has
swnnt over N"v Tn,,lnn1 NV Jors.v prmnsvI 7
yania and the West during the pas, yGar. iinn-
ir"Js ~ tL,vsnn hn,,, -, ,'t nm
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4 Drrcnns> corNrr MisrAnr
The Disappearance or Stranger who L.
Believed 10 Nave Been Murdered.

PoUOHKEErslr. May s.-A report from
the BeeSman ore min 90 in this aouuty. tells Of
the mystrrl Us Disappearance u a stranger
who arrived thor" two weeks ago from Mat,ra-
wan or Fi-hkil Landing. 1t is said tina. he hal
considerable money with him. AMI was last seen
in y low drinking saloon in the place. whore he
i"oh-hlS DISPLAYED II. tn" next lay "a hoy who
was !rNi nE away from IN" n"ighburhuod. wa-
asked what lice Ind IN the wagon. aui hc il'-
Ll"i man with a rope around his neck 90
IN" uu"stion"r ant not examine IN" vehicle. hut
l"t ~" boy drINe On. A day or Two altnrwarl
the proprietor Of the saloon closed his place ~
business and movni away. Sine. then the
farmers in the neighhorhooi have vainly on
dchNur"d Ia .,-t track oi the missing man. Soy
oral ui them joined together one ul.ht and au,.
about the 81 we'd laut in tn" vicinity. believing,
that the stranger had been murdered and his
remains buried.
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TUESDAY. May s.-FLouR AND MEAL-The
market tor flour ". been calculating the past week hut
aticrly weakened under the increased shipments east
ward rom thc Western markets and prices exhibited
much irrcEuarity The high prices have greatly cur
tailed the demand To-day trade wasiul and prices weak
Tor nearly all grades o Hour Corn meal alone showed any
ACTIVITY on The demand We quote state and Western
supcrnne 81 tnaf7 ~ state ~ Inste RS Western
spring whesteNus - a. ~ss 90, do Xxx and XXX - rs
~ n5u. winter wheat extras 81 5eN TO- do Xxx aud
NAk >" 25Stip ~ Minnesota patents t,8sl2 SO. city
tinfins extras S-NbfsH. southern bakers and family
brands ~ .3asl ~ southern shipping extras s. 7o3
$3.50 Corn mesl-Western 81 70 as 50; Brandy WINE.
~ 1908 ~. RIVE -four. a sAsj rs
or1oN-Thc market has been subject TO violent hucfu.
arnn-. sudden advance being quickly lost Foreign
mNiges we're the leading Influences and their nature
changed hourly Today The market recovered q part OF
the decline OF saturday and Monday. spots however,
wer. not quoted higher Mdilng uplauds 1919 sales
w bales. For future delivery the market was 7aiO
POINTS isher closing at 1885 for May II 0ic Tor Juue.
" &c Tor october. lpb-c for November lie Decein.
Der l2c for January and ne for February sales
for uturc delivery, a. bales We quo
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OUR STATES CENTENNIAL.
CELEBRA IRON or THE NEW FORK MS
TORICIL SOCIETY LIST NIGHT
A Notable Gathering In the Academy OF
Music-Mr. Charles OConor Reviews the
History OF One Hundred Years,

The Academy Of Music was throngcd last
New York Historical Society commemorative
of the one hundrcdth anniversary of the adop-
ton Of the State Constitution. The reading
desk, erected Just behind the footlights on the
stage was ornamcntcd with Il huge wreath of
flowers. in the centre Of which were the floral
characters. 1871" While the orchestra played
patriotic airs. the members of the society took
their place upon the stage. The place Of honor
was occupied by Mr. Charles O'Conor. who
made the address Of the evening. Upon his
left sat Peter Cooper and President elect Samuel
pa Tden wsSse was greeted with ap
WhiteRvsaI Of thS New Jersey Historical So
Andrew Warner, John +. Agnew. John Austin
Stevens. and Robert G. Winthrop of the Massa-
chusetis Historical Society. were also seated on
the stage.
MIR John Austin Stevens read a letter from
Governor Robinson regrcttng his inability TO
he present Mr.. Frederick De Peyster, Presi-
dent Of the society. then introduced Mr.. O'COnor
who was loudly applauded.
MIR. DONORS ADDRESS.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: We are assembled
to commemorate the hundredth anniversary Of
our States political birth M free and indie
pendent sovereignty. and also to signalize with
appropriate forms her entrance upon the second
century Of such her organized existence.
Tho first Constitution, whose establishment
We are celebrating. was formed amid the clash
Of arms and a. trying period Of our natal
strife The whole southern district Of the State
including this it, capital city, was possessed 10y
n" enemy and two inNasi"ns Of our territory
from other points Were impending. They were
ultimately defeated hut that issue could not
have been confidently predicted. The town
which lnrhnr'd the runners " the Constitution
at lis adoption WAS then bring approached hv
hostile forces. 1t soon fell into their hands and
was reduced t. ashes; yet such were the intel
ligrnr" calm temper and patriotic frmne-s II
tiir INDUSTRIOUS men WHO UrpIIrpt the lu-tfI-
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NEW YORK. Tuesday May s.-Rrceirts 81 bceves
".r 20 car load, or - head but er. va, no trade u
t"h~ iu noe Dressed beet IN moderate request at
et's 2 u. or common 60 primo native beef sides
recent. calves w"rt 80 head The supply fully
equal o. Tho demand ami iair 90 VvHls sold AZ
H"c'ir, of sheep and lambs were car loads or .77
hr'd' HE demAni was iMr. and trade was active at
uih'r lunihunh-. common 10 lrime clipped sheep
t"u.,d r"m DE- g., a. q H. and load OF lair
suVih sheep rl tnsf hands ~ &c r n Spring lambs
h'd iar call AZ H@lc C. N tor ordinary Ia good vr.
lnia ana htntucky Hmls ani lie 3c Or good 10 prime
Receipts Of swine were II Loads containing 100
ALAI.N
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iHoviToNs-A slightly downward tendency has been
past week under the arse production which .olng IN
sree Is preVen,ed working ~ s,ocEs Vet i. sc"rcs
sni higher Beer hams very hrn. To-day, pork was
sla7isi1 ~ Tor June. aud sIaspssId July CLOSING
~ a ,r PICS, ba'om ann gu, nat ds,l ana h,sa,y
sslon, Tor prime city and new Western and $40 u Tor
q 80 - tor June ana slp21 ior July We quote Fork
sSsSso si,rs prime i 55".sia fT FG-slS S1
Western. = lplrs so l'sJlt. prime city ~ iO,esip
G'SiT@2sna c,y nl std P se rib se
nv !,ssa 'SG Bscy ,Ss .esT Mgse s snj
Plain mes, si2fsis. exira mes sis 5oesli 80 bbl;
es,is-iasis la. bsena ,eyeri.h, nuc,usuns market
provrnent IN prices was established Tie from
com but "ai we're higher on tr rro nv. .ori . ae
ns iaiay wheat was duil, dropping aud unsettled:
stuns 80 l. s3ssi s Niiwaakec Sc J ass.s IS:
y re- wnf 81 7ss 80 amber sas 40 So :r"s s
q white do. s.ss2.a9 e hush Rye va. quoted
i"ns To- quality and A. load lair Western sold at
AMI :; 1854 Is ior Canada cash pr,css canada pea,
g,oya At g. IN bond oai, declined sss5s = bush and
sa az 'oS, IA store W AN. As brought esc
mixed Western. including 40 at 5ac anoat and 800
-, iof WHIT d. inciglin. No : at sac snd \" AT
. M. iOIn nI'o '.gd q "ndsr 'linS ~ ~ the de.
mNc .7 ~, for cd nSI ~ ioS .s5 mel
I,,,w for ,ar g prime white Tor future de-
a. 80 q f'~c Do June o,so",e; also, sail mixed iof
DsocssEs-conres were very nrm. so much so that
nn,n, = VA snail embracing ha bags part SANTOS
very arm and refining stock .earcc sales 40 hhds
y-iest at Sic Rice IN good demand aud firm; Raw
su-afs are strong aud quiet ~ cunscqu nee sales 100
n nra Hsnirilgsal At II ksnnsd again higher and
&c and Ri. i7ss2c roa Rce-caroins, .. s,g.c:
heo Sew asss. 1 aT ois rgrto
II 70 so,I r,nmnt Sn,na ssso - cen'rilusal 20
WINE a. ana iva hllc. tur NeuVWa
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&c Nricrs. liawthoTur. New orleans MAN.
- Anrhurs Heidernick GiAs-Hw AplI -. and a.
~ t. -lfl4
- i,aHe Bel. Lawrence. Richmond. CITY Point and
ssNrptu0c. Rerry. Rlsion.
SNlu t,tc-t ulula,. LaWkt, Plymouth.
bark CASTELAR,. luud. n, r.rn, April1
pa LAAhrth Menil Bru-h, Llailuc. Jan ~
Lars I.ihuluifIA. ~srIirf. KN ltlltlrn
lfn Elmt ]. shaw. Phillips. ilNtrpoul
Hli- llvfluni. Petersen santos
Also lIr usual river tfhi INt.tNi.c Nts4sls
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spr,iai Noarrs,
TO SUMMER uorrL>.

A. q. ifa.t l'nrts
N'r' desirable m"nA w "INi LQ, uE, Az. no roR-
t.H. i.'Itr'I fI'.N -,
SAl'tN. Nts tAhn> HIl mnrlHNIr,. ..inI.
10 Is hIkN go 'fi b. nu -f auI. ,f' ..f. .iH ~.
BLtIE> rILL>,
% great rl. .i u h ...f HHI .cnns
fi.u. N.N. "a .I.- ~ 30 .IDI 40 I'm
HHI,> room NH.0I.., l>' .l,t ... ST on-lh-
lu. 81 t-llN- ...,.l-Dl.t lu. l.t Az.
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