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KEEPs' SHIRTS

A REnndoubtedly the best and cheapest made.
"A They are not only manufactured Of the
best materially WAmsutts muslin, with
three-ply all Linen bosoms--but they are guar
ranteed to it. We sell both the complete and
buttons with each box Of the partly made.
RICE & McLURR.
July y12 % II
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HOME DEcoRATION,--Juat as quick q
farmer Jones painted his barbsd wire fence
blue, plain blue, farmer Smiths wife swore
she wasn't going tc be outdone, and the
fence around the Smith farm soon bios
soned out red, picked with white. Mrs.
Jones wasn't going to have any of tho
Smith family put on airs over her, and their
blue fence was soon trimmed with gold leaf
stripes. Smith trumped over by putting a
gilt ball on every barb; and Jones, when
last heard from, was painting weather vanes,
gilt horses, peacocks and lightning rod tips
al! over his fence, and swearing he'd beat
the Smith family if he had to put cupola
and bay window at every post, and hang
chrome every two feet along the line
We should all pay moro attention to Tho
decoration of our homes. Constsl
tuition.
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ONE AHEAD OF Cincinnati,
July 30-A special from Springfield, Mo-,
states that a number Of deputy marshals
from Missouri and Arkansas came upon
Tom Matinee, noted moonshiner in Tany
County, Mo-, on Saturday, as he was lying
upon the floor of his cabin playing with his
child. Mallinee ran out of the back door,
and, finding two marshals stationed there,
he fired upon them, but without effect
The fire was returned, wounding Matinee
In the arm. He then ran towards a sugar
cane patch. One Of the marshals fired,
dropping him, but he Immediately arose,
and secreting himself among the thick
stalks, escaped Matinee Is the head of
Illicit distillers in that part of the country.
Their operations are go systematized as to
be almost impregnable to the marshals---
He made all the persons purchasing whiskey
from him take an oath to stand by him to
tho last against the officers. The result is
every citizen within an extended radius not
only refuses to become witness againt him,
bat will not afford food or accommodations
to the marshals
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lay go Undesirable in disposition, when not
=. er the influence of her medicine, that
her friends make every effort to crafty her
morbid appetite. All this that have said
applies equally to the use of opium, NOR.
phine being but another form Of opium
Neither should be used, except in some
emergency, when given by skillful physi-
clan.
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VEGETlNE
XEGEIlNE.

snd apothecaTes to bo the best pprieT and ceausss
Of Che biood yet discovered, and lhnusands speaf q
tIs praise who have boen restored 70 health.
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vEGETINE.
VEeEr1NE
PuRIFIEs THE BLOOD. RENovATEs AND
INvIGoRATEs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.

vEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices
Of carcfulyseleced barks roots, and herbs, and SC
strongly concentrated that 1t will cectuay eradi-
cate from the system every faint of SCROFULA
SCROFULoUS HUA(OR, TUMORS, CANCER
DANGEROUS HUMoR, ERYSIPELAs, SALT.
RHEUM, SYPHILITIC DISEASES. GANKER
FAINTNESS AT THE STOMACH, and NIL disease:
that arise from impure blood. SCIATICA, IN.
FLAMMATORY and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA, GOVT, and SPINAL COM.
PLANTS can only be cfectually cured through the
blood.
For ULCERS and ERUPTIyE DISEASES Of the
SKIN, PUSTULES, PIMPLES, b OF HE'S
BoiLS, letter, SCALDHEAD, and RING
" ORM, yEGETINE has never failed 10 effect :
permanent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY COM.
ppII.AINTS, DROPSY, FEMALE WEAKNESS
LEUCORRH,rs, arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases aud GEGERAL DEBILITY
yEGETINE acts directly upon the causes Oh tlese
complaints. IL nvigorates and strenxthehs tho
whole system, acts upon the secretis~ organs, aays
Inflammation, cures u'ccraton and req u'l'es ''is
bowels.
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL
COSTIVENESS, PALPITATION OF TIE
HEART, HEADACHE, PILES, NERVOUSNESS,
and GENERAL PROSTRATION OF THE NER-
yOUS SYSTEM, no medicine has ever given such
perfect satisfaction as the VEGETINE. /: puriGes
the blood cleanSes all of the organs, and possesses
controlling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETlNE
have Induced many physicians and apothccaries
whom we know to prescribe and use it In their own
families.
In fact, vEGETINH is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for the above diseases and Is the only reliable
BLOOD-pURIFIER yet placed before the public
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An important Decision for Anfe-Bel
luyn Federal officials.

WASHINGTON. February 2l.-In case
where collector OF customs in southern
State q; ne beginning Of the late civil war
was compelled to hand over all moneys be-
longing TO the United STATES TO the Conied-
crate authorities, but before doing so TOOK
the advice OF the United States District At.
torney, and on his advice deposited the mo-
ney with the Treasurer OF his State as a
special deposit, taking receipt for the
same, and it appeared that it was impossible
for him to have RENTED or sent the money
to the United States authorities, and that he
acted in good faith towards the United
States, and judgment was afterwards OBJ
tanned against him by the United States
BY reason Of the neglect OF his counsel
TO defend the case when employed to do
so, the Solicitor of the Treasury, upon the
strength OF the decision OF the Supreme
Court in 10 Wallace, 3S7, recommended the
acceptance OF compromise offered by the
defendant. That case decided "that no rule
OF public policy requires an officer to ac-
count for moneys which have been destroyed
by an overruling necessity or taken from
him by public enemy without any fault or
neglect on his part"
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1900



have sifarsstsif q Eervtan division to oeeupy
! 5VVfdden and Jset9rade gtdfk.
81. r EfxasBgKd, February 20 - nc Isl OH
chilly announced that the Turks commenced
the evacuation OF Erzeroum on the nth frl-
slant. The Gosos states TINT the Russians,
under General Tod ieDer, artsfed Kustehuk
ION the Goth instant. y
TIse Eastern QaeAffsn.
[THE wAR.pEsLIvG IN ENGLAND UgrTgD
STATES BONDS. &c. s.s
LONDON, February 22.The workmen,s
peace demonstration In Hyde Park Oh SUN
day next, the 24th instant. Is persisted In.
FRYE hundred volunteer special constabies
will be sworn In to protect the platform.
An anti Russian counter denomination
will be organized unless the weather should
be untimely, thus preventing the expected
large turnout. The affair IS likely to, be
very uproarious. Is seems now certain that
the meeting OF the workmen at Agricultu-
raj Hall ut Islington to consider the Eastern
question was abandoned from fear OF dis
turbances. ANYHOW, Mr.. Gladstone did
states that the manager OF the Agricultural
| Hall had demanded indemnity against DAM
ages. u. e 81, 81;
The Times In its financial article says that
the most important business In the foreign
stock market to-day (Thursday) was the
selling OF United States bonds by public
sale. It is not:so much that the selling has
been Of large amounts as that II has been
the selling BY actual holders, and on mar
ket where there are few buyers except
upon American account. Therefore less
alarm may be generated by the fall thus
caused than when bonds get pressed on
dealers faster than they care to have them.
Then holders at most always become more
| disposed TO sell as prices go down, and a
very little pressure would cause sharp fall.
| There is no cause for alarm, and any rush
to sell Is much deprecated.
RUSSIA, GERMANY, AND AUsTRIA-HoW THEY
STAND. u 3ffis
LONDON, February 22.-The ST, Peters
burg correspondent Of the Times telegraphs
that the state Of feeling here consequent on
| recent events, especially the speech OF
Prince Bismarck, is fairly represented by
the following passage from st. Peters
burg journal: Ingratitude is the ordinary
result Of the self-sacrifcing activity OF Rus
STA. We become so accustomed TO it that it
no longer astonishes us. No sooner is the
war finished than we meet on all sides in
trieues and hostility, not only from power
| iui ilciSHDulS, W uO ChH Suppoft tucH NOtuS
| by force, but even from powerless little
States like Roumania and Greece"
The Daily IelegrapRS Vienna correspon-
dent attaches much importance to the state
ment that the Emperor William has tele-
graphed to the Car reminding him Of his
promise to fulfil certain duties towards
Austria. The correspondent, however,
says that the Car has lost all control oyer
the war party. The Sclav infuenceds don1.
inant A Times dispatch from Vienna
says that the French Government, while
making no objection on principle to con-
gress instead OF conference, is apprehen-
sive that the conference might discuss other
questions than the Eastern ones.
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LANCASTER COUNTY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
,Sc,crpp CaI,RTHorsE. VA.

correspondence OF the RlcnnohG D1spa'cu.J
LANCASTER CouRTHousE, FA.,l
February Is, 1878.
Only ten days more OF winter, and as yet
not two inches OF snow. More fell to-day
than since the night Of the Sd OF January,
when IL was about an inch and half aeep,but
was melted by o heavy rain before morning.
The weather has not been sufficiently warm
to force the fruit prematurely. The FARM
ers are predicting an uniavorabic spring,
but are preparing to plant large quantity
OF corn. think the spring will be fafora-
BILE. but the summer rather dry.
There was but little business transacted
in court today. The citizens held meet
ing to consider the eXpediency OF anneXing
with Richmond or northumberland in the
readjustment for representation. The pre-
ference is largely in favor of anneNing with
northumberland, and a committee was APP
pointed 10 prepare memorial to the Legis-
Iature giving the preference and the cause,
and requesting to be placed with Northum-
bertrand.
Money is so Interestingly scarce that bust
ness Of all kinds seems to be dull. \.
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aIexican Veterans.

MEETING OF THE VETERAN CONVENTION IN
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 22.-The Mexican
Veteran Convention assembled here to-
aay-General Denver, president. It show
ed 4,949 members; of whom 3,517 had're
ceiyed badges. Sixteen died during the
year. =. o..
A resolution was adopted asking the Pre-.
sident to employ Mexican veterans, making
no distinction between those who fought
during the late war in either the Union or
Confederate armies.
A committee was appointed to visit
Washington and urge upon Congress the
passage of a bill granting pension to sol
diers who served in the Mexican war.
Adjourned.
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WHAT is VEGETINE? It Is compound extract
ed from barks roots and herbs. 1t Is Natures Rem
edy. 1t is perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upon the system. 1t Is nourshing and
voas system It gives You good, sweet sleep at night
1t is great panacea for our aged fathers and mo-
and gives them Natures sweet sleep-as has been
proved by many gu aged person It Is the great
drens II has relieved aud cured thousands 1t Is
very pleasant 10 lake; every child likes it.. 1t re-
eves and cures all diseases ORIGINATING from impure
blood TRY the VEGETINE. Give IT fair trial for
your complaints then you will say to your friend,
neighbor, and acquaintance, "Try it; 1t has cured
me-"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, February 22.-In his statement
in the House of Lords last evening Lord
Derby said that he was not aware that COM
municatons had passed between the Powers
about the members Of the Conference. As
for England great Inconvenience would re-
suit from the absence Of either foreign min
istry from the. Cabine and Parliament for the
several weeks which conference will proba-
bly, sit. "Therefore," said Lord Derby,
"we will not depart from the ordinary
course OF sending an ambassador with full
powers. ! believe majority OF the Powers
will adopt similar course"
The London Times. in its leading edito-
rial article commenting on last nights
statements in Parliament says: Imme-
date anxiety is ailayed. Two dangers re-
main-one that the Turks may even yet be
encouraged to resistance by the vote OF
credit and the recent movements Of the
English ships-the other that the approx;
nation Of the warlike forces Of Engiand
and Russia may lead to an accidn~intal col
lison."
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Name. Country. Date Of Governed.
accession. YTS. mos. dyS

PRINCE BIsMARCK's BILL. Berlin, Feb
ruary 21.-The Federal Council has unani-
mouSly approved the principle OF the bill
authorizing the appointment OF substitutes
for the Imperial Chancellor. The bill will
probably be presented to the Reichstag to.
morrow.
London, February 22.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent says: ''The hopes
that some National Liberals would enter
the Ministry have been entirely frustrated
It's presumed that Herr Camphausen, Min
lister of Finance. will become Chancellor
substitute when the bill providing for that
office ia passed. y
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Tass Eexs eSlls .


iss,fii,ors Or he icis ]: s
s governor brown, vice presi lent OF the
Texas.P Pacific raitread, has this dry de
iiyered before the Senate committee one sof
The most able, Interesting and convincing
speeches it has ever been my good fortune
ia listen to. fIs !las made q powerful I'M
preston. Governor Brown showed by sta-
,tistics what South Carolina, Georgia, Vir-
ainia. and other southern States, had given
30 the United States. Virginia had given
two hundred million dollars, and but lit
lie has ever been done by the United
States for them. Connecticut coded q por-
ton of her territory, but retained the
proceeds Of the sale OF the lands. Governor
brown showed clearly that Mr.. Hunting
toms only purpose Is to prevent any COM
peting road with the Central Pacific from
ever being butt. Some OF Mr. Hunting
tons statements before the committee were
proven to be wholly fallacious. How any
southern member can fail to support the
Texas-P bill is strange indeed. 1t
cannot be expected that any bill can be
framed to suit the wishes OF every one.
Such a bill, IL framed, could not be passed.
II the Texas Pacific bill is not passed by
this Congress no other. competing railroad
will ever be constructed. ia. T..
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND tLOUR EACtiANJE.
RICHMOND. February 90. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 90 bushels. Red, 1,4S6 bustte
els of which o. bushels were re.cyh!bted. &
CoRN.-White, 1,G4S bushels. Mi1ed, II BUSH
els.
OATS.-5SO bushels.
SCREENINGS.-S0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Hhite. 20 bushels very good at
1913. Red, 472 bushels Lancaster ut sl.29i 20
bushels Lancaster ut S1.10; 16 bushels Lancaster
At sl.lO; SO bushels good Fultz at sd.22; 40
bushels very good FuitZ at S1.25: so bushels
prime Fnltz at SIPS; 20 bushels very good Ian.
1927; Ii bushels mixed at 81 rs; .ls8 bushels
very good Ful.Z at $l.25 10 bushels very good "a
$i35: 90 bushels at $f.2O; 22 bushels
fair Fultz Mt $i.23; Sc bushels very good
Fnltz at ii 25 so bushels Fultz at 81 20 80 busl
els prime Eutz at $3.50; 4S bushels very good
Fultz ut 81 go; $50 bushels common at &f.06
bushels very good Lancaster ut $l.3O-tota', i,Sot
bu hes.
CORN White, 100 bushels very good at 53c.;
$3.50 bushels OH private terms-total. 466 bushels
OATS.-1 90 bushels common ut $50.
ScEEENINGS.-S0 bushels al 40c. 49,.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.
BOSTON, MASS.
Nr. II. r. iSterenS:

Jfr. II. r. Sterens:
Dear Sir-AIy only object III giving you this test1-
monial is 10 spread valuable information. Having
been badly afflicted with Salt. RheuH ana the "nole
surface OF my skin being covered with pimpes ana
eruptions, many of which caused me great pain ana
annoyance and knowing it to be blood disease, l
took many of the advertised blood preparations,
among which was any quantity of Ssrsaparill with
aut obtaining any benefit until commenced ia taking
bottle saw that had got the right medicine Cou-
se1uently followed on with IL until had taken
seven bottles, when was pronounced wen mans
and nv skin Is smooth and entirely free from pin.
ples and eruptions. have never enjoyed SO goou
health before and attribute il all to the use OF
VEG ETINE TO benefit those afflicted with Rheuma-
,ism Will make mention also OF the VEG ET1NE'
wonderful power Of curing me Of this acute COM
pluint, OF which have suffered SO intenseS;
e.. III. TUCKER,
Passenger Agent Michigan G. r. H.,
90 Washington street, Boston,
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The Law Vindieated.

EXECUTION OF THE NEGRO HENRY WILLIAMS
AT ISLE OF WIGHT COURTHOUSE YEsrER-
DAY.
Especial telegram to the DispatchI
NORFOLK, VA, February 22.--The negro
Henry Williams alias Louis Hill, having
been recaptured near Hog island, on James
river, was brought out Of Jail at Isle Of
Wight Courthouse to-day at noon and exc
cuted in the presence Of large throng Of
spectators-white and black-many Of the
latter being females. No clergymen were
in attendance. Williams made dying
declaration, acknowledging his guilt, and
confcssing great many other crimes. He
died in ten minutes, the neck being broken
near the skull, and was buried near the Jail
yard, subject to the disposal Of Dr.. j. j.
Duck for diSsecting purposes.
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The WHIsKEY REGISTERS IN ROANOKE
There was a perceptible falling of in the
amount Of tax raised by the. registers in
this county during the past month, as COM
pared with the one preceding, the report OF
the commissioner showing for December
S240, andfor January only 1853. Strange
to say, those bar-keepers against whom
rules were issued by the court because oil
the smallness OF their sales, made a better
exhibit, whilst the sales OF the others were
considerably less.-,Salem Reqister.
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SdexSeD.

CITY OF MEXICO, February 22.-Much
disappointment is felt because the United
States has not recognized the Diaz govern
ment.
a number OF citizens OF San Luis Potosi
have been arrested for conspiracy and al
tempt to incite a revelation to be beaded
nv EscobedO.
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The name oil the p0st-ofiice at New; Lon.
don, Campbell county. Va, is changed to
taatof Bedford SPRING., the postmaster be-
ing continued. So
Hr. q, G. Bangs his recovered from his
recent severe illness, and made an engage
n,ent to play In San francisco next month.
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Celebration Of the Twenty.SecOnd'
HOW THE DAY PASSED OFF IN NoEFoLK-BAN
DUET TO THE LYNCHBURG SOLDIERS.

~ IN
DUET TO THE LYNCHBURG SOLDIERS.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, February 22.-The military
celebration OF the 22d to-day was the largest
and most imposing since the war. The
Lynchburg soldiery are honored with amag-
niticent banquet at the Atlantic Hotel to-
night.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph TO the bis.
patch.l
BALTIMORE, February 22.-Washington's
birthday was observed here and in Nor
folk, Va. as general holiday, with the
usual Accomplishments, such as displays Of
bunting, military parades, &c. In Norfolk
the Lynchburg military was received and
entertained, United States, officers from,
Fortress Monroe; &c., being present.
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INFLATI0N.-In many quarters the vote in
the House to-day is construed as an indica.
ton that the Buckner unlimited paper
morey imitation bill has not the. slightest
chance OF being passed, as il they could
only rally seventy members for limitlesS
silver they will hardly fare any better when
they try to break down the national banks
and set afloat the irredeemabe Treasury
notes contemplated in that measure. Alto
gether, the honest-money congressman
think that they have come out OF the long
contest much better than they dared hope
not long back, and they are in much better
humor than the pronounced infiationists.-
Washington telegram baltimore Anert.
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spAlN-REJoICINGs OVER PAClFICATIoN IN
CuBA.-Madrid, February 21.-FIags are
flying all over the city, and there is gene
raj illumination tonight over an official an
nouncement of the termination Of the Gu
ban instruction.
London, February 22.-A special to the
Standard from Madrid says it was reported
in the Cortes yesterday that after pacifica-
ton Cuba will have the same Legislative
privileges and representation rs Porto Rico.
General Martinez Campos will remain in
Cuba some time. He is much praised by
the Madrid newspapers, The Cortcs will
give him vote OF thanks.
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The TItirtees. E.eOS.

THEIR NATI0NALIT1ES AND THE LENGTH OF
THEIR REIGNS.
The newly-elected Pope will be the thir-
teenth who has borne the name OF Leo-a
name renowned throughout Cbristendom as
the distinguishing mark of one Of the
greatest eras OF the world-the "century OF
Leo Y" Leo the Great was the first Pope
OF this name. Cardinal Pecci has chosen a
title, therefore, which is honored by civil
ization. The eighth Leo was an antelope.
The following is u list OF the thirteen Popes
in question, with the dates OF their acces-
sion, their natonalities, and the duration OF
their reigns:
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MOFFErT PUNcHIN FARMyILLE.--C Commits
missioner ]. i. Richardson reports that the
returns Of the punch in Farmville for the
last month amount to $3.50. 'Rah tor "the
music OF the bells. - Mercury.
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Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO. February d. Chief-Jus-
tice Breen, of Virginia City, Nevada, has
been arrested charged with liberating a
Chinaman in his custody on the charge OF
murder, and having put q Chinese substi-
tute in place of the murderer.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.

GLOUCESTER COUNTY
CONVICTED OF HlGawAY oBBERY---sfR RIO y Us
1NsugY SUDDEN DEATH.
correspondence of the Richmond Dssnatch.i
GLOUCESTER CouRTHou USE, VA,
February 20, 1878.
At the last term oil the County court OF
Mathews county a negro boy seventeen
wears Of are was convicted OF highway rob
berr and sentenced to ten years 10 the peni.
tsniiary, This is the first case OF che sort /
have heard ofein this section. !,
i few nights ago a young man named
Kemp, who keeps a blacksmith shop near
this place. was struck in the stomach By nm
,,nsrown person, and was discovered in an
almost senseless condition. He is nearly
4 man named Padgett, who lived in the
lower part OF the county, fell dead a few
DAYS ago. This is the third case OIL the KIND
"' AiU.
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ANXIETY ABOUT AN OVERDUE. STEAMER.--
Portland, February The British steam
ship Stamfordham, from Liverpool for this
port, Is SO long overdue that fears are enter
tanned for her safety. She Is an iron screw
steamer OF 1.1s5 tons, owned In; North
Shields. t