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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

The following real estate transfers were
recorded in the Conveyance Office yesterday:
Succession Of Ell NJ. Hams and wife to Mrs.
james p Coll, one lot, in square bound
cd by Common, Dorgenois, Banks and
Broad streets. .....:.s..... ...:.-.s....... s75
John Arrowsmith to Widow J. j. Claudel
one lot. bounded by Gasquet. Genois.
Telemachus and Canal streets, 100
Charles 7. Humbrecht to Widow Didier
Humbf echt two lots and buildings,
bounded by North Market Peters
Tehoupitoulas and st. Joseph streets, 1880
Louis Hubert, Jr, to Chas. Brenke one
lotand buildings, bounded by Napoleon
Avenue, Water, jena and Tchoupitou~
las EtFB9ES- A5D
Aleee Labat to New Orleans Credit Foncier
Association, one lot, bounded by Hos
ptal. Ursulines Roman and Derbigny
streets .......-.....-. ....,............. 1866
New Orleans Homestead Association to
Mack Lawson, one lot, bounded by
First Dryades, Second and Baronne
streets. ...........-...... 1000
II nj ian
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Y. M. 4. L.
THe work Yesterday and the COmtrabu-
items Received


items Received.
Two Of the most active and efficient men,
bers Of the relief committee Of the assocla-
ton, Messrs. g. I'll. g. Brown and w. @. Ray
mond, have been Frustrated by overwork and
compelled TO ask leave of absence to recu-
perate.
The committee is small. and although the
services Of a number OF citizens were voll1n-
teered and accepted yesterday, the committee
Is not yet large enough to perform all the
duty devolving. upon it, The committee re-
gentlemen volunteering yesterday. The
names Of the gentlemen are as follows. DIR.
g. G. Lyon, Major George w. Cary, Thomas
L. Waller, IT, Y. Hitch, Charles Fl. Desgue,
Thos. &. Mackie, Capt Hooker.
Furty-seyen applications for assistance
were received and attended TO yesterday
The following telegram was received:
CHICAGO, August 81, 1878.
VIM. T. Hardie, President Y M. G. A.:
Your dispatch received. sent you Sill yes
terday and Si20 to-day. We have several per
sons who have lihd experience with yellow fever
who offer their services as nurses. Can YOU
49, A. i. HEMINGWAY. Superintendent.
Answer was made that nurses were not
needed, and at the same time the receipt Of q
previous remittance OF $9h was acknowledged.
The following contributions were received !:
Sun Mutual Insurance Company, 500; JAS.
Mcconnell, through JAS z. Rodd. $50: Thos. #.
Walker, $40; Walter Crouch, $40, Payne, Ken
needy Il Co. $685. Jury Il ellis, S25; S. w.
i fhe G'ar reo and the city Railroad Com
panies have furnished passes over their roads.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28

the murder was sitting ON the steps Of the
Citizens Bank. He heard d shot; ran to the
place whence 1t came; saw some men seuf-
fling. The witness cried, "Don't shoot that
manv' He saw man lying down, whilst arl~
other was standing by with o revolver.
THIS TESTIMONY
closed the inquest, and the Jury, after having
been, instructed as to the law and evidence
bearing on the case, deliberated and rendered
their verdict as follows:
eve, the jurors OF Inquest held upon the
body Of one Paddy Jones, after the hearing Of
testimony and the reading Of the certificate
Of the city physician, declare that the said
Paddy Jones came to his death from a gum
shot wound, inflicted by pistol in the hands
Of one Louis Grady, now In custody. We
also find one Matte Gaiennie, also In custody,
implicated as accessory before the fact"
T.. Melville, John Davis, j. N. Carrigan and
VIM. Mahnr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
GETTY Ea,s5as E5.

Julia Ryan was run into the Harbor Station
on q charge of larceny
Randolph Smith was locked up in the Third
Station charged with attempting to intimidate
@ witness.
j. Keiser was run into the Third Station,
charged by Joseph Walker with obtaining goods
under false pretenses.
4 charge Of dangerous and suspicious char
a9ters holds Henry Bush and Joe Desseaeh In
lhe Fourth Station.
NJ Bnlstiu while drunk, fell into the river at
the Second District ferry landing, but wigs
rescued by Officer McCabe
Samuel Clinton was locked up in the Sixth
Precinct Station. charged with attem pting to
brutaly outrage his step-daughter aged 10
years,
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BREvHTEEs.

The drivers of heavy floats would confer a
favor on the sick by not driving rapidly
through our streets, and firemen ought not
to yell Or shout on the way TO fires.
1t would he well if our young ladies ceased
practicing on their pianos during the continu-
ance OF the epidemic We have heard of a
number Of patients who have suffered the
torments Of the damned from a continuous
drumming on a piano.
We are glad to learn that our most worthy
and esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr. W. B. Ly-
man, president of the Stock Exchange, who
was taken down with the yellow fever on Sun
day night, is getting along we'll, with a very
good prospect of being up and about in a few
DAYS.
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e.. A. IL.

In response to communication from Com
mander Y. A. Woodward, Of Joseph Mower
Post No. l, Grand Army Of the Republic,
calling for assistance, addressed to John c.
Robinson, New York Commander-in-C Chief,
the following order was issued
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC. }
AdJuLant Generals Office.
new York CITY, August 10, 1878.
tCircular No. IL
The Post at New Orleans. La, has several of
already died. and is in u gent need of pscnnt-
az assistance.
The commander in-chief suggests that posta
Ut once remit such ums as they can contribute
to any one Of the folloWi, e named comrades
who constitute the relief commit O. Uol. Y.
A. Woodward Of. VIM, Wrg Gen, A. S, Bar-
ger, CAPT. J. e.. Wight. AdGr, IS, New Orleans
La.
Also; that they report their action to depart
ment headquarters and that department G NJ
m uders make a consoli ateu report OF the
matter with their ,eports to the third quar- or
j Let every D st do somerhlng. no matter how
lit an do it at once, for the necessity is very
e eat. By command OF
JOHN c. ROBINSON,
Comman'i erin- Chi +.
The circular has already called forth the
following kilograms, and more of similar
character are expected and will no doubt be
received:
PHILADELPHIA. August 27, 1878.
Col. Y. A. Woodward. New Orleans:
Draw on me for $500 on account of contribu-
tons. JOHN TAYLOR.
AURORA Ill, August 26, 1878.
Col. 7. A. Woodward, New Orleans
Draw on me for s25 at sight. If you cannot
how will send?
A. P. VAUGHN.
Quartermaster Aurora Post No, 90
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
CHIsT0M-ROuaE NOTES.

The desire to avoid the fever has caused
the departure of the revenue cutter Dix for
Key West, Fla.
The Treasury Department has officially au-
thorized the purchase by Collector Smith of
one hundred gallons of carbolic acid, to be
used in disnfecting the Custom-House.
The Collector has been called on for a list Of
all vessels licensed for the fisheries. The call
was made by the Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury.
arrested, at the Cutoff, two Italians who
were peddling tobacco without a license The
accused were taken before United States Com
missioner Quintero, and placed under bonds
to appear.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
EsspsTssRFusyss NOTES.

=
Postmaster Badger yesterday received the
following:
CENTRBv1LIE. La. August 25, 1878.
A. g. Badger Postmaster, New Orleans:
Sbs--You are respectfully requested by the
citizens Of this place to. withhold all packages
Of. merchandise from the mail Hoping you
E w ss3Hssoe e is9 aBenN Fsnn very
Postmaster New Orleans La:
Dear Stt'-At d nesting this day Of the Board
OF Hea!th for the town Of Goodman, 1t was
resolved that we quarantine all mall matter
from infected points after the twenty eighth In
stant. You will, therefore. forward no mail
mntter TO this point from your office.
by order Of the Board of Health.
Secretary Of Board
Official notification served upon the Post.
master at this Offices
N. L. HARMAN. Postmaster
Hon. A. s. Badger, Post master New Orleans. La. ;
Sill an requested BY The authorities Of the
town qf Franklin to ask. that you withhold any
and al third class mail matter through your
office to parties residing here during the OK
i1'''0 y we ABRAHAM pAVis postm at
The dispatch received by Postmaster
Badger several days ago from the authorI-
ties notifying him that Meridian, Miss, had
uuarantned was based on erroneous ihforma-
tion and yesterday q telegram was received
from L.. M Terrell superintendent, rectIfying
the mistake. On receiving it Postmaster
Badger issued the following order:
New ORLEANS August 81, 1873.
Mr. James Boyne, Chief Mailing Clerk:
Si'---Pursuant to instructions from L. A.
Terrell. ESQ.,. superintendent railroad mail
service fourth division, you will cause mail
matter Of all classes for Meridian. Miss, to be
forwarded as usual. Respectfully,
A. 8. BADGER, Postmaster,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28

Between s and o'clock last evening Sergeant
Calvin and Capt. O'Nail arrested Henry Hahn,
who shot and killed Henry Murphy on Sunday
morning in the Triangle Building. Hahn YVES
locked UP In the Fifth Station, and afterwards
transferred to the Central Station.
the accused. when visited by reporter, de-
clned to be- interviewed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
THE NEW ORLEANS DE1fo0RAT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1875

d member OF che State Central Committee, the
WigWarn was crowded with large and en-
thusastlc assemblage MajorJ Henry Behan.
whose faithful and laborious services as d
member Of that hard-worked committees OF
1876, the registration committee, OF which
Major d. A. Burke was chairman, were fully
recognized and appreciated, was unanimously
reelected to represent the ninth ward
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Monday evening, as some men were cleaning
q well at Mr.. John H. Schmidts residence. No.
and silver watches; the works were Separate
from the cases. The treasures were sent to the
Sixth Precinct Station, and afterwards sent to
await AN owner,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION

The eighth annual convention Of the Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Union of America will
assemble at indianapolis, Ind, to-day (Au-
gust 28), and will be one of great interest to
the cause Of total abstinence. Every subor-
dinate union in the country, as we'll as every
local society, will be represented by its prop
or cnppatp
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SiRverware Recovered.

Monday night burglars effected an entrance
into the residence Of Mr.. G. Hallens, on St.
and stole and carried away lot OF silver and
plated ware; also a lot Of wearing apparel.
Tue day night Capt Zach. Bachemin recovered
the silver and plated ware in the swamp, about
a mile back of Sixth street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
THEE HOpE CREW.
They VIII Return THlis EvenEng-,Tfae me.
ggpttAn They Will re a.hxen

y
The victorious Hope crew, returning from
the Newark regatta, viii reach the city by
the evening train CARRYING at about 9:3O
o'clock of the Jackson Railroad
The reception will be q quiet one under the
circumstances none other could be expected
Carriages will be at the depot. and by them
the boys will be carried to the boat-house Of
the club, where repast will be partalzen of
President Burkhardt left this evening to
meet the crew on the road, and will return
with them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
FIR st IN LINE.

The Ninth Ward Elects their Delegate to
the state Central Committee.
It having been announced at the meeting
last week that the Ninth Ward Democratic
and Conservative Club would, on Tuesday, the
twenty -seventh instant, hold an election for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28

has sent two sacks Of orange leaves to the
Howard Association.
Among tiIe many druggists who have ten
dered their services to the Towards ut the IN
ception or the fever was MT. A. Shelley. corner
Of Baronne and Girud streets. BY some slip
his name did not appear before He has ever
been known as foremost In emergencies like
this.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28

Every one speaks we'll of It, and those who
have been there once patronize the place ever
to the Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut street
Philadelphia, Pa? !
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT., |
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending ut 3 :4s p. M, Tuesday, August ~.
observations taken at tho same moment of
l. time at all stntions1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
Broke Rls Arm.

=. At 2 O'Clock yesterday boy named Joseph
Carried, aget thirteen wears fell from n fla DO
lying a. the head Of Montegut street, and broke
his arm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-28
POLICE BOARD.

The Police Board met last night but in the
absence Of quorum adjourned.
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For Yellow Fever Keen Yaur Money.

We will not send a collector for installment
payments due on Wilson Sewing Machines
prefer that our customers save their money to
use in case of sickness
W. n. CONVERS,
Manager Wilson Sewing Machine Company. 1ss
Canal street,
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A'''ee'a - 'A0 ' E. PILsBURY, Mayor.
"A number of these gentlemen called at the
meeting of the Howard Association last
night, and as before said. Mr.. w. II. Deeves
made their object known in the following
words:
Respected and honored gentlemen of the
Howard Association-I have called upon you
this evening at tho kind solicitation of your
worthy secretary and at the same time as a
G0mmittee OF one to wait upon your honorable
organization with 2 view to have your approval
Y t3f our action We are fully aware that your
Eabors are arduoUs and that your relief goes
only TO those who are unfortunately afflicted
with this terrible calamity that ms beTalen or M
q ds6t OF gratitude. stil our aim is now to fol-
nd s ~ Of these Who have been caused BY
this terrible calamity to have almost reached
the door Of starvation, Yes, I say starvation
sf You can To- tify that in your travels you have
found families who were near the door Of
starvation, and it is now our aim to relieve az
such and houe you will approve the action OF
our organization and now gentlemen. In dong
50 offsr TO you the preamble and resolution
OF our ass citation and submit the same for
y11r approval
after Mr. Deeves had concluded his re-
marks, a committee was appointed to take
Che matter into consideration. and reported as
follows: ~-a.."~
New ORLEANS. August q. 1878.
At meeting of the Howard Association. held
this evening, The foregoing resolutions having
Been referred to special committee, said COM
sgiftae made the following report, which was
unanimously adopted by the members present:
~Your committee, appointed to take into con-
ssfdsration the proposition made by the New
Orleans Peabody Subsistence Association, beg
Saave TO repot t that they recommend the full in
Ssarsement Of this organization and cordially
sapproye OF the same
q Approved: }. IL; fANDEGRitF
President Howard Association.
OFFERS.
Mr. Alfred Levy, druggist, corner Of Mag
sseIia ana Felicity streets, offers to furnish
medicines to the Howard Association
Mr.. 3. HaeerW1aid, drq 1as NO. loo canal
The John W. Cannon has furnished free
Transportation to the amount OF S25 to nurses
sent out by the HoWards.
Mrs. E. P. Godfrey, Of the Trudo plantation,
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THE YELLOW FEW EEg.

B. indicates rising; T. indicates falling; s.
indicates stationary.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, I
New Orleans. August az. 1878.
Official statement Of cases of yellow fever re-
ported in New Orleans is as follows. viz: &c.,.
Deaths from IL m. yesterday to 10 IN. to-day. 40
f1ns
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notes.

| ~ = 4. M.--Ths stated neeefu61.
| N Sns HoEbSi ofs.sS nsss: =
7;0 :. \; Members g fentat-'
geod standing are cor iially Invited
BY order Of the W:. Nj.
CHAs. 8UITn. Secretary. s. p IA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Watches and Jewelry.

Having purchased the stock and flx-
lures OF the well knosn jeweiry store OF
Mr.. Il w. Stackpole, adding thereto Il
large and entirely new assortment OF
,oods, we ere are prepared To show the
citizens of Los Anke elesa and vicinity one
OF The finest and best selected stocks tu
be found IN the Stai e, which will be sold
at the lowest living rates.
We shall Q instantly be in receipt OF nll
the latest novelties In watches, chains.
Jeweiry, ETC., to whioh the atien ton Of
the public Is especially y invited.
In speetacles we have large and va.
ried assortment, and are the exclusive
hgents IN southern California of the eel.
eurated Lazerus 4 Morris perie ted spec
lacles, which we cla'm are the finest In
the world.
Mr.. S,ackpole will remain in our en-
plOy, having exclusive control OF the
woik department, and, us heretofore, es-
pecial attention will bv given to The re
pairing OF fine watches and Jewelry.
We shall be happy to see all our old
friends and the pu bile at large.
DUN SMOOK BROS.
JyRtf 81 spring street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
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Stated con voca&aans = A.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
FOR SALE.

Bv the Lake vinevard Land and Water
Association. the best Orange and Semi-
Tropical Fruit Lvnd In the State. Water
risht goes with the land Apply TO tho
Office of P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High St.
apl8tf r. W. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

- P; ,.s.,. s:-DK; y N!NTIE ean b sensp,t11
Ing once hoam ffnm & z y. h 7 + r..
dsiiy, and nom 8 10 ! II tks ~
Snnoayss 70 A. \. to P. \. CooGo1j@
EKE.: Tnoroqfh examlnnlion nn1 &
with sverv psck age AZ 10 edIsis~ 81 Y E
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
BAREUx's sERPESTs.
Mr. staIr'a Proligoua Narration Of Evonts
in Gllmore's Garden.
New York sun.1

Happening into Barnum's yester-
day, a reporter for the Sun was told
that the Rajah Hagar, whose duty
1t is vice day, ut the conclusion
Of afternoon and evening perform
ances, tn Wind himself all up In
torpid snakes. had been ohoked tn
that extent by q boa conrtrioi or,
which had in measure Iapsed from
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
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sFsFiCIEN3
Nervous ana
lea, seminal
In g.
Life /
dyand WHY
ithout iaiu
, no mattel
igistandina
Life i
ee from all
u the diges
nerves, An4
,od, therein
tlobs OF til
ar times til
! direction
secure fro4
| price, whic
Tered lettel
or g. y.
iscO. y
anding an
M persor
had only
AKIN Y sly,
flisl letteN
~ andk
|lB2p-1yr l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

$120o! j ] ~ ! ! Sii'i'' ] 8 5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Coming sonta Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(San LuisObisp land santa Rarbafa; also,
on down trip, Ut Auaneim Landing for
freight only.
H1- Passengers for San Francis take
the train iOi Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3o'clock r. NJ, Los Ange-
les time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
etage):

I. will be al.
,pn persons
and OF one
DO tor Sl2 So
and Black
a. y =
sAE
,fiH
thS
cDaEge, tn1
1876 Of such
Is for.
ara nor dia.
unless the
lishers. Nd
liars may bS
Publish
-
WORK.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
fsrecisl to the fspress.l
r.e Ex.,n,nn,.on Imbrnxtio

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2-It is
reparted that some of the County
School Boards of Examination re-
fuse to recognize State Suprrii,ten-
dent Carts adjournment Of exam
inations, and will not meet a. sug
ges,ed on Wednesday the 1lth inst
Certificates issued "n the late ex-
ami, a,Ions will he considered ille-
gal by superintendent Carr, and
warrants Issued on them will not
be paid.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Orange Crow eaeampMsaa. Nc. q, /. &.

-. REGULAR MEETINGS. honS
vn the Second md roo1I&
TuEsDAYe cf eech nollh q
archs In good 'tnnding are cordi9ily mn
ted to attend. : : 3
b. AAnxsEr. Scribe. - - = ~
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49,
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} the reader
the great
~, and con-
hat,L .esh
III al q sum.
bo and art.
Eurnp will
viii be
.abihty no.
oOd's Maga.
and sketch
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
LOsAaGELES " EEgLY aERAlI
Morning kilograms.
y...a.r.,. o.,... seusr,.

MoIAvE, Dec. "a A Mitchell
Fl w Green ard family, S An
drews, J N Hanson, Fl NJ Mitchell
DH Fitzgerald, E Fl French, J s
Sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-18
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.

The reports of vessels arriving yesterday
confirm previous accounts Of the severity Of the recent
hurricanes The OF the schooner Freddie G.
Ebbitt, which picked mp al sea or October 8, was
brought into port by the bark :. r. Lyman The Ebbt
was from St john n b. for ST. Thomas, and septem-
Der 90 took hurricane which lasted days, during
which the vessel was thrown on her beam ends dis
masted. and nearly filed with water. The was
La he'd to the cabin house for several days. Work
Ing on the pumps continually and LIVING
on q cracker and small piece Of raw pork day.
the sailors became exhausted ON the afternoon Of
October 6 they picked up by t-e LYMAN ana
brought uOrf. TIE Lyman also lowed III he dis
Inaeed schooner Henry 1rIal, from Baltimore 10 ST
l. the Trial was thrown on her beam end, wIen the
weather rigging WAS cut away that She might
right. Both masts went the side, tearing
two large holes in the deck which were with
difficulty covered with canvas. That night and
the following day, the crew WAS lasDed TO the
cabin house, and then began 10 work al the pumps,
which soon became chukcd. The IlCTs again Iashed
Themselves for three DAYS the cabin ate nothing
exceut raw corn On October the weather moderated
and the crew began bail OJy The vessel with pals and
Tin cups. On October the schooner tOwcd by the
German brig Atlantic for two hours Then the Lyman
took her aud brought her TO port.
The brig Genoa arrived from Trieste having taken
n hurricane on October 4, which continued for eight
hours. She passed several vessels disabled, and a
schooner apparently abandoned. The Norwegian bark
the hurricane October l. ltastcd eighteen
hours causing the vessel TO leak breaking III huWarks
and tearing the sails ribbons. She pat into this
mort for Tcpalls.