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TURKEY.

NO ARMIsTIcR WITHOUT BAsts ron rEAcR,
CoNsrANrIsoPLR, Jan, 1.-THE reply OF
Grand Duke Nicholas to the Turkish Com
mander-in' Chief ls, that he would refer the
iatters 0vertures for an armistlce 20 st.
petersburg. and states that negotiations
could OILY be conducted with himself dl.
rect, and there could DO no question a,
present OF armlsiee without based for
peace.
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HoS. C. E. HooKER left for Wash.
ington this morning. he has been among
the people on The coast investigating the
log:seizure business, with view to some
legislation for their relief on his return to
Congress.
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The CLINTON BRASS BAND serenaded
the Governor and some of the other State
officers; and the Senator and Representatives
for Kinds county, at Mrs. Montgom
ery's, on Thursday night, after the inau-
guration ceremonies at the Capitol. The
CLARION office was also kindly remembered
by our Clinton friends-a compliment that
we duly appreciate. r~
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NOON REPORT.
WASHINGTON.
coNGRLssIoNAL NnrRs

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-~The House Com
mittee agreed to report the steamboat bill
In accordance with the views OF the Nation
oil Sosrd Of Steam Navigation, which was
recently in session here.
The House Is now wraugling over the
Scape investigation, which its committee
now has.
The Senate Conn ittee on Privileges and
Elections are hearing the female ballot
seekers.
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NEARLY AN ACcIDENT.--A portion of
the iron work of the reflector in the House
of Representatives fell from the ceiling yes
terday afternoon, aud came within few
inches of striking The head of one of the
pages who was passing at the moment.
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TURKEY.
THE PORTE HAS NOT REPLIED

THE POkIE HA5 NVI hEFLIHU'
CoHsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 1.-THE armistlce
has not yet been arranged. The Porte has
received the Russian answer to the Turkish
communication proposing an armistlce, IN
timating that the negotiations must be con-
Quoted on basis of eventual peace condi-
tions. The Porte has not yet replied TO this.
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NEW YORK.

COMPENSATORY or THE BLAND SILVER BILL
New YORK, Jan. 1l.-A largely attended
meeting at the Cotton Exchange was held
this evening. James +. Winman, President,
in the chair. Resolutions were passed con-
demnatory Of the Bland Silver Bill IA It's
passage would be Injurious to the entire cot
ton producing interests of the country
which s closely allied with the markets OF
the world and 10 was the interest alike of
planter and la9orer that our standard OF
values should harm onize with those OF the
principal CONNER cial nations OF the world
and they hailed with satisfaction the action
of the New Orleans Clearing House and
Chamber of Commerce on this subject, as
they deemed their Interests identical.
SUSPENDED.
Jno. F. Henry, Cowan & Co., dealers In
drugs suspended. Cause, the suspension of
Il j. Dunning Jr., one Of the largest patent
medicine dealers In the country and In the
Mercantile Agency books Is marked as hav-
ing a capital OF between $500 900 and $780,
00o There has been no settlement rs yet OF
the affairs of Il, J. Dunniug. Jno. L. Henry
was fife Republican candidate Tor Mayor OF
Brooklyn at the November election.
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ENGLAND.
THE STATEMENT DENIED.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Agence Reuse de-
mics the truth of the statement that the
Porte has already accepted a preliminary
basis Of peace, and says: The Porte, how
ever, is aware that an acceptance of this
basis must precede conclusion OF the ar
mistice
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OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
JACKSON FIRE DEPARTMENT,
JACKSON. Miss. January IL 1873

JACKSON, MISS, January II, 1873 J
TIE Officers and Members of the Jackson
Fire Department are notified that the Annual
meeting will be held at the Hall of West Jack.
son Fire Co.,, No. l, on TUESDAY, EVENING
JANUARY l5 1873, at 8 o'clock
A full attendance is urged to consider bust.
ness Of general Importance to the Department
and the selection Of officers for the nsuinG
year.
The Foreman and Secretary, of the several
Companies, will see that the law prescribing
their duties are obeyed.
By order, r. L. SAUNDERS,
Chief Engineer.
d. SHELTON, JR., Secretary.
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CoNNECTICUT.
APPLICATION roR An INJUNcrIor.

APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION.
HARrF0D, Jan. 1I.-Insurance Commits
sioner Stedman this morning made apDlica-
tion before Judge Pardee for the appoint
ment OF receiver for the Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company, also for a temporary
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CAPT. B. T. WALsHE, 10 Canal
Street, New Orleans, is the acknowledged
leader in Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods,
and we know he sells the best goods at lowest
prices. n73m.
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AUSTRIA.

THE SOLDIER REMOVED FROM HIS COMMAND
vienna, Jan. 1.-THE Political COrTespoH.
DENTS special from Constantinople says that
Suleiman Pasha is relieved from his com
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QUESTION Nor 10 M RAIsyn

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. II The Colds to-
day printsa special from Vienna which con-
tradiets the st. Petersburg dispatch TO the
London Times, OF the 9Th Inst, stating that
e was rumored that Austria and Germany
had vetoed the Idea OF opening Dardenells
consequently Determined not to raise the
question at all. telegram SAYS that
Austria has not discussed this question with
Germany and Russia.
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roBAcco MEN AS MEMoRIALIsrs.

The tobacco dealers here held meeting
to-day aud adopted memorial to Congress
asking for reduction OF the tobacco tax
ana drawback on tax already paid.
PAYMENT or DIVIDEND.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. H. The New Or
leans Cotton Exchange to-day paid a dlvi-
dend of eight dollars per share to its stock
holders.
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OFFICE or Planters fNs. Col
j AckanR. MIaa. Ian q. lA7a.

A meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Planters Insurance Company Of Mississippi
VIII We held mt the Office OF the Com pany
In the eltv of Jackson, on Saturday. Janu-
afy 70, 1873, between The hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. aad 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
NJ. A. VASilooK, Sec'y.
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SrEcrAcLEs and Eye Glasses Of all de-
scriptions, including those ne plus ultra dOu-
bic vision, linear and far spectacles--cheap, at
SEUTTERs.
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superintendent WallInR was notified last
evening that Henry NJ, Gutter, cotton
broker, had swlndled Jno Collins, OF Brook
Ign. out Of $4,000 worth of cotton. by buy
ing 1t under pretense of sending 1t to North
Adams, Mass, then putting It 10 a bonded
warehouse, and drawing $4,000 on It. and
then run away. Cutter owed Collins 5000
before this, and 81 800 to Carman for cart
age. Cutters office was at 13l Pearl street.
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SEXTON AND DION 4.

The first game Of the billiard tournament
was played tonight In the st. Charles ro-
tunda. Sexton six hundred; average six
teen two-thirds; runs nlnety-one eighty
one and niDety-seven. c. Dion five hun
dred and thirty-nine; average fifteen; runs
hundred and one and eighty-seven.
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injunction. The udge granted the injanc-
llou and ordered the officers into the court
Monday next to show ealsc why the apple
cation should not be granted.
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WANTED.

MALE SCHOOL TEACHER-TO teach in
"A aPRfyATE FAMILY, the various English
Branches. One Dollar day and Board will
be given. single man, Of good moral char.
acter. and we'll recommended is required ;
none other need apply. Apply 70 me At Pick
ems, Holmes county. J. d. CALLAHAN.
Deeb, '7T-Sw.
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TENN ESSEE.
PRAYING F1R REDuCrtoN.

NASHVILLE. Jan. liza meeting with
fifty counties represented, adopted reso-
luton to memoraize Congress 10 reduce
the whisky tax fifty cents.
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SPAIN.
arrrNrInN az noNnRs

RETENTION OF HoNoRs.
MADRID, Jan. n.-DeBarsOnallano and
Aerfea were reelected Presidents OF the
Senate and Deputies, respectively.
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STEADMAN Il Co., are offering SPECIAL
BARGAINS In everything. They show the larg.
est stock in Mississippi Call at their Blue
Marble Store.-janl0- 81;
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Athens IN 1861; an later, Prcsid,nt OF the
Council ard Minister of the Interior AT
e." time Of bis death he was thief Of the
volu .ionary Committee.
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WE call attention of eur readers to the
professional card of Doctor G. BEARD, the
well-known New Orleans 0culist, and Ar
fist. DIR. Beard can give excellent accom-
modaiiOns at the Orleans Infirmary, 142 Ca
nal St., New Orleans, to patients requi ring
operations.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A nrsrRucTIyE FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-The Chatham
Mil occunied by John T. Lodge, Harpers
= Mansss,e and %. r. ofedUlif, all manu-.
facflir.rs Of carpets, yarns and hosiery was
destroyed by fire. The total loss ID ab1u
aaS nnn
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TRY THE WEEKy TINES.
THE DAILY TIMES

A FIRsT-CLAss INDEPENDENT MoRSISo News
PAPER.
Universally quoted by the Press and the
People as the Best Newspaper ever published
in Philadelphia.
TERSs-Postage Paid. Six Dollars year, or
Fifty Cents . month. Two Cents a Copy.
Address THE TINES.
TIHEs BuILpIEa. PHILADELPHIA
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THE largest assortment of fine Watches
and Jewelry ever brought to jackson, will be
found at SEUTTER's.
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MARKS KAISER, the great violinist, to.
night, at Angeles Hall.
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KENTUCKY.
SO kLkCrIoN -.

FRANKFORT, Jan. 1.-Two ballots were
had TO day each resulting As follows: will
iisms %; Lindsey 80; McCrcery ~; Boy q,
IL, Adjourned.
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CANADA.
FAILED.

MONTREAL, Jau. li.--Anthony McKeard,
commission merchants, have failed; Ii abil-
tiles, $250,000.
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LOUISIANA.

NO NEWS OF THE MISSING BOAT.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. ll-There Is sim no
news Of the missing U. S. dredge boat Nc
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RUSSIA NEGOTIATING.

A SPECIAL dispatch IRON Berlin to the
4 az Nall Gazette says that Russia Is ne 20.
rating with the other Baltic powers for
the purpose o. prohibiting war vessels OF
All the non Baltic powers from entering
that sea.
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Buy YOUR GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Of
J. STADEKER & Son.
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PROCLAEIATION.
ease 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, Il appears by Information re-
w ceiyedb by me, that T, Y. GRAVES, charged
with the murder Off. NJ. Walden, in Wilkinson
county, in this State, Oh tho 10Th day Of De-
cember, 1877, has made his escape and is still
at large;
Now, therefore, ], J. NJ. STONE, Governorof
the State Of Mississippi, do offer the above re.
ward for the arrest and delivery Of the said
FL. GRAVES TO the Sheriff Of Wilkinson coun-
~, said reward being in addition 10 the stat
utory reward, and payable upon conviction.
And do moreover, require all oiheers OF this
State 10 be diligent in their efforts 10 arrest
said fugitive, r. o. Graves.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r. of the State aifxeI at Jackson, this
w. 9'l 9th day OF January. A. d. 1873;
By the Governor: J. NJ. STONE.
JAMEJ HILL, Secretary OF State.
DESCRIPTION
| FL Graves is about 0 feet inches high
| about 40 years old; sliaht figure; weighs
about l25 pounds; black hair; slightly gray
heavy eyebrows; limps slightly from recent
fall speaks quickly, and is nervous and rest
| less in manner.
/ iahl6 THY
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NEW YORK.
ANOTHER MAN FAILS

NEw York, Jaa, li.-Francls T. Wyncop,
a varnish trader, failed; liabilities over a
quarter OF million dollars; assets small.
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SHUTTERS Jewelry Store is one block be-
low the State-House. See ard price his goods.
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REMEMBER the concert at Angeles
Hall tonight.
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GIVE Nellie Prince princely greeting
tonight. She deserves it.
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CUsToM-MADE Doors AND SHOES at Sra
DEKER's.
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BLANKETS, SHAwLs, etc., less than cost,
at SrADEKER's.
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Buy Your Clothing at Stedman
Co.'S Blue Marble Store.-janl0-3t.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

A''oeiat'd Press Dispatches to D-ily Clarion,
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ARRIYEp IN pIsTRFss.

PoRT EADs, Jan. 1.-the steamship Rio
Grande, from Galveston TO New York, ar
rived In distress, having lost three fiukes
of her propeller. She proceeds TO New Or
leans to 20 on dock for repairs.
CONGRESSIONAL
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KpnkM rAsHA RKsInNs.

a Reuters announces that Hannie Pasha
has IA, been appointed Grand vizler IN place Of
Edhem Pasha, resigned.
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A meeting of the Consolidated Mining
Company was held and the Secretary's re-
port showed cash on ha:d at the beginning
of the year TO be $3,50l ,279; receipts from
Sl,2S7 ,92l ,143, including 1864 100000 divt-
dends.
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CALL AT STADEKER's before purchasing
it will pay you.
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SHUTTER, the Jeweler, is established In
this county over twenty-six years
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ENGLAND.
A LEAP INFO FrKRNIrY.

LONDON, Jan. IA man committed sui.
eide Yesterday by leaping from the Wits.
pertng Gallery In 81. Paul's cathedral.
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THE WEEKLY CLARION
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Local, or special notices, 10 cents per line
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THE RESOLUTION THAT THE COMMITTEES IN
vEsrIGATE THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS.
PASSED.

WASHINGTON, Jane--The proceedings
with voting on resolution. reported from
the Committee on Ways aud Means direct
ing the committees to investigate the sew
eral departments of the Government, the
original resolution was carried by Demo :
Gratis on a strict party vote. The rest OF
the day was taken up with private bills
none of which were passed. Adjourned TO
Monday.
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olnkle WAN NaAhhefef..s ,s,sss....s..'s...so3si
II. @. Silk and Wool Poplina, at...... ...38k
full line Of Cotton and Wool Flannels
from cheapest 20 best.
~ Bleaohed Domestic, from 8to lie. g
full line Of Gents aud Boys Hats, ell
prices.
Gents Under Suits from 90 - -.
Liaeu Bosom Shirts from 10 cts, TO $z.OO.
ian l0d In.
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CLoTHrNG.-The best and cheapest at J
STADEKER's & Sow.
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GREECE.

MACEDONIA LIKELY TO HAVE Az INsURREc-
TIoN.
ATHENS, Jan. lit IL asserted than an
instruction in Macedonia is imminent.
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DEATH OF 4 GREEK POLITICIAN

Demetrius Bulmans, a well-known Greek
politician, died Of appoplexy He was
President ofthe provisional government OF
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CALIFORAIA.
THE RAyAaEs OF rAMINE.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Belgic has arrived; advices from Hong
Kong Dec l4th, and Shanghai, December
OF the famine In the Northern prov
inces. Vast districts being completely de-
populated. There Is no possible hope Of re
lief this year, or perhaps next. The United
States Minister has returned from Shanghai
to Pekin. Mr.. Bradford, late Vice-C onsul
General to Shanghai was still In jail.
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ATTENTION.

7 EGIsLAToRs AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
- ERALLY You are hereby requested TO
call and see goods at The following prices, at
WHITING A. aRAy,a,
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D. SHELTON, JR., Secretary
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LOUISIANA.
sUMMARILY DRAFT WITH

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. ll.-Tuesday night
a negro named Rice was taken out OF jail at
st. Francisville, West FelIciana parish, a0d
hanged, by a party OF white men. Rice was
charged with the killing ofTom West, Dem
ocratic candidate for Sheriff, few days be-
fore the election in November, 1876, and fed
70 O oil SoII dpS. o.. j rSiqsagt rancsvle
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CARrErs AND OIL cLorHs at srADEKrR's.
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HISTORY Of the late

O. m ~ - ~ VA - -M0
FR0M LEADING ACTvRs IN THE CABINET, IN
THE Field, IN THE FoRUM, North ana South.
mr. This feature Of the PHILADELPuIA
most Entertaining and Instructive Volumes
on the Unwritten Records Of the Late War
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tional partisan tone, they will be written from
the various standpoints Of the respective au-
thors and over their proper names.
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CARL ScHuRz DENIES.
| WASHINGTON Jan. ll.--Mr Sehurz says
/ that he never wrote letter of resignation
nor thought about 1t.
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CLOTIaING, HATS,

CHIRTs, Hosiery, Cravats. Collars, Boots
- Shoes. etc, at A. VIkDbn5 ..
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AN ESCAPING PRISONER SHOT.

Jack Rogers, who is pal Of ''shorty" Lent, the
burglar was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tive Murphy and Officer Cans, of the Ninth sub
precinct of Brooklyn, at james slip, where he
lounging at the time. On their way to the Fulton
ferry Rogers attempted to escape by breaking away
from his captors when officer Cans drew his pistol and
fired shot at him. The bali passed through the Left
hip, causing severe flesh wound. The prisoner
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital, where his
wound was dressed. lie was then conveyed in a car
riage to the Ninth subprecinct station house and
locked up for the night The prisoner, who IL thirty
two years OF age, Is arrested warrant issued by
Judge Scmler, Of the sixth District Court charging
him with committing burglary ut the residence OF
last He will be arraigned for examination this
morning.
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Church, New BRIGHTON. Mr. John H. Brewer organize

Church. New Brighton. Mr. John II. Brewer. organist
of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church REV.
DR.. Budington's Brooklyn. presided at the organ.
At the County Jail at Richmond. the prisoners had
for the past two weeks been busy in max
ing strings of greens for the various churches
of the island. The Jail very prettily
decorated with green's, both inside and out, while
Sheriff Brown assisted by several ladies in the neigh
borhood provided the prisoners with turkey chicken
and other good things in the way of a Christmas
dinner. Two hundred ana fifty pounds of turkey.
with its accessories. were furnished to the patients
at the Seaman ) Retreat at Stapeton, and some four
hundred pounds were cooked for the 'Snugs" in tho
Sailors Snug Harbor. At the Poorhouse Old Ladies'
Home and the Home for the Orphans OF Sailors ex-
tras to the regular dinner provided The young
people of the island We're given ample opportunity
for skating Silver Lake about two-thirds frozen
over, the ice in excellent condition, and during
the entire day there continual throng OF skaters
present.