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MERE MENTION.

The Rev J. Seares pastor OF the Wilett street VI. =,
Church, made the recipient last evening Of gold
headed cane nom the ladies VI his church solid silver
epergnc was given his vie
40 snort You have lost your wager The oical
score stands Rnwell 5Ol miles; Ennis. 49, Hartman,
45O RoWeil aNing the track an hour before the supu
lated time expired makes no difference III your bet
Al the request Of % number Oi ladies' among whom are
Mrs Edward Cooper. Mrs Iohu A. DiX Mrs 5 l. Bar
low. and Mrs De Lancey A. Kane Mr. Arthur Gilmore
viii lecture on The Wiz aud llunor OF New England
III Chickcrng Hall ON Friday evening next
The supreme Court General Term, sustained Judge
Donuhucs denial motion VaCato the order o I
IN the Frederick Freeman of the Glohe Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Mr. Freeman y IN Ludlow
street jail because ui his inability TO giNe eoODO bait
Macy COmpanys empoyees have presented O. Mrs
Valentine, wld0w Of the late Robert Ma Valentine, a
handsome memorial album Of black velvet On the
cover is the monogram n NJ W. worked in gilt across
a palm branch The volume 10 beautiful specimen VI
artistic handtw0rk.
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Relieving disabled Bapu., Mla,.,er..

The project Of widows and Disabled Min
listers Relief sociauon has long been contemplated by
the Conference Bapust ministers who meet every Mon
day the Mariners Chapel in Chatham square At yes
terdays meeting Dr. Jeffrey real pArer the subject
ana committee was appointed 10 consider the subject
Instances cited before Yesterday meeting where
mii.tcr. who had bToken down alter scryins
gHton Tor tirN We 20 mere pttance Ter wear
forced 10 live upon the charity ui his uet-hbors The
wurking Of the local association tor the relief oi ministers
wa. shown to be- unsatisfactory IN the extreme Alter a
minister had paid h, tees Tor s-vrra wear. he nuni hat
becuu.c lie hal moved the district he had Loaf AL
claim the association.
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SEXTON DiTIS'S OATH
On Trial for Alleged PERJURY In the Ludlow
Street Arson Cases.

After the conviction, in the Oyer and Ter
miner. Of Abraham Freeman and Charles Bern
stein the accompices Of Isaac Perlsten in the
firing Of the tenement ut IL Ludlow street. on
tho evening OF the 10th Of November last. the
Grand Jury indicted Cohen Davis OF 70
EldridGe street. the sexton Of a Jewish syna-
gogue and a witness for the defence. for per-
jury Davis's trial was begun yesterday in the
General Sessions. Davis is pale and thin. and
wears n long beard He kept his bald head
covered with a velvet fez most Of tho day. A
lar - circle OF relatives surrounded him.
When the prosecutor had proved ~ clerk
Sparks and the struographer OF the Oyer and
Trrminer that Davis testified for Freeman and
bernstein. he read the stenographer transcript
Of Davs'- testimony. He testified substantially,
according To- this record. That he spent the
greater part Of sunday, the 10Th Of November
O'clock. his daughter asked him 10 70 Ia Free
mans rooms. ~ a Hester street, and get from
Mrs. Freeman poionhiso TINT the later had
promised To have done on that day. Mrs. Free
man told him that the pOlOnutSe WAS NOT lnish-
ed and Freeman asked him 10 spend the rVen-
iug. Us II was his SON Jacobs birthday; Ihrn
Mrs. Freeman set about finishing III" yoionnisr,
hut guests came in, aud she stopped Ia set ont
refreshments Tor them. the polonals" was not
finished until shortly after midnight when he
took il homo. Freeman. no said, had not lett
the house during this time.
Firemen Prrlcy and Dempsey testified that
they Swallowed Bernstein. Freeman and
Prrlsten, as the most dangerous members OF
the gang of in'rndiartns That then mot IN the
hnrroom at 90 East Broadway, from . 4. 81 To
Nov. 10, when they were arrested, IheY saw
these men meet other members ~ the gang In
the MrrOOm on the evening Of the 10th INST.
Soon after Q o'clock they provided Themselves
with demilOhn and "A covered basket, and en-
tered Joseph Levy's rooms IN the tenement NJ
IL Ludlow street. As they quilted the rooms
they locked the outer door, and then they bur
ried away. perley sent ont an alarm TO Fire
mems Hall. and the door was burst open.
Several separate fires were found In the rooms.
Cappeman Wolluor. who performed the rite Of
circumcision upon little Jacob Freeman, t'sti-
fed that Jacobs birthday did not fall upon the
10th OF November last.
The prosecution thon rested. The trial was
not ended
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The Scranton aud the Lackawanna Conf Com
panirs have established agpn les IN Ia" Boston
market Tor the sale ol coal ~ retail. They pro-
pose to sell Ut drrreHse at 81. 81 yer ton from
Inc recent current rates, and 1t il thought tho
Beading Company Will make similar arrange
ments.
The leading coal carving companies mike
the following reports uf their tonnage tor mo
week ending March g. and tor the year 10 the
same date, compared with their respective
amounts carried 10 the same time last wear:
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Shipments by the Schuykill Canal have not y"t
been resumed. The total tOnnnge ot anthracite
coal from all the Hgiuns tor the week ending
on March g. ms reported 10y the several carry NJ
companies. amounted 10 44l.435 tons agn nst
2g7. 965 tons IN corr spending week last year,
OF anthracite. min 81 for the year is BAG 49S
tons. against 21349li or the same period last
year. an increase of .34l .jS4 tons.
The number " petroleum wells at the close Of
February was lO.5SO. being an Increase in Feb
runty of loo; the number Of drilling wells WIS
1923, being So more than In January; the num-
Der uf rigs up was 3Sl. an ia frra-c in Frbrui nv
of % the number OF dry holes developed was
lG. AN ~ 'rrase in FelruHry ut l. Total pruduc-
for the month, 42IG5 hl-.; duly average" de-
crease IN Frbru ,ry. GiG bills the average daily
production nf the new wells IN February WIS
II i-lO: the average daily produ ton Of all the
wcll- Tor the month was hhls. The stock in tle
producing regions has been iurr used during
the mouth 49l.G9l bh,s., mikin- tptql stock ut
tine close OF the month ol 5,Iy2.6O3 hnls.
Cincinnati merchants Ars complaining OF n
gut of silver change. The halves. quarters.
and dimes accumulate upon thrm. coming in
from country AMI city customers, anL they can
get rid OBJ them only NJ lis cunt. The range
at present is frOu "a To a y r cent. and this
promises 90 incrsus,' when the banks cease to
receive these coins ON deposit
The question OF taking the new Pittsburgh
temporary loan bonds. which has been thor
oughly discussed 10y the PhilAd"luhiu banks, is
/ apparently rra hing u favorable concl zion.
! The formal action which the banks desire has
/ not yet been taken by the Pittsburgh Councils
| but il Is probable that the whole or u large
portion 81 the new loan will be- placed on
! terms which will make iton" Of the most advan-
tageuus loans ever effected by the city.
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SUPREME -CHAMBEBs.-N g. %. %,
3, - 49, 49, ds ~ 10 e, =, Y, - a. lo3 70 Z,
l,'3 srrciu TFW-Nu, 20 aa5. ada aeo 80. o7l p13,
a5i, 10 io lis. iii i3t iss. iGi l62 lG6 III is6.
ls -iOoi. i01, 2i9 ad "a, ~ ~ l37 ls2 no Part
l-Nu. 400, lai6 1872, +2ah. 300 3277, i27s 4tfT.
l21~, lsu,i. 1919. a32l al7l 2-tl el2. 2ld3 alsl,
iul2. a2di lli5, a27,. ans, 400 aEt. t9a Part II =
3s7 rs@ M53 isis 2t'' i5 nv, 37l ~ S Ss
33s l.Ol 3ld6 is76, .li lu!L 3lsi 3io1 Ail3 ai 6,
lil5, 80 3221 3i7i fi Sd 3aI $50 tjo2 3jds, 1876,
ana. l511ll, .tlu 207l, 2JIl. AlOl 3lu7
Srrrm.a Cocm-rMt, l-Sa,s on No calendar.
SPECIAL fiRN-tA.e un. No calendar
CoMNOS PLEAs Part Nos O6l, lAii $50 $40, ss3.
p-l AL O7l. 9I6 n79, ~ III 73 $40 9l1 s6l, 0Ss,
1870 e7l 1919 1871 2Od2 1887 49, $50, TAI 2o-l, OJl
,si- 90
liaa 81 $50 5l37 1895, 300, hiS9. 2ts 400 1857
1873 Part II No. ,l21 5tll, 5i59 555d, 517, ABS
$50 aisl 3liH $3.50 aust aa5O 5314 5AA2 5h1i hhAA
Part lll-Nos 59e3, 1lao 1913 27u1 l453 5Sa5, 5000
5OiO, 4s22 52dI, 27oJ 1854, oj6I, a2ol oos2
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Business Nuar,5.


Diseases or the Sexual Organs, Recent ar
chronic are promptly cured hN Mtthrv tyu- "a ,ui,,
used Tor over % hV the lra liut ,r4n. m
EHtope AMI America lney are sold hy al. druggists
The Great Spring MedIcine-Dr Chambers
Chamome Blood ami LAYER fui, All druggists, - cts
" You wish to get rid ~ Your cough, use
PORlEKS COUCH BAL~AM. -. 5l. and 70 cents
hialr'- Pils.-Orcu Eu-h,l Remedy Tor Gout and
Rheumatism Audrufgist. have tiicm.
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Spttal .lotlttt
YOUR TURN MAY COME NEXT
IN WINNING THE GREAT PRIZE
9Th GRAND DRAINING OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,
MONDAY. MARCH 81
5000 sioOI 5000 ON AN
INVESTMENT OF 81 or 81 FOR TICKET.
1860 CASH PRIZES, sii2, 400
MANY OTHERS OF 5000 $500. AND DOWN
REMEMBER THE DATE. MONDAY. MARCH 81
AdircssT ! coMPRrORD secretary. Journal
Building. Lnisvillc XIV u II. POTTER 60, BasteTD
A-ent- 227 Brua lway;N. Y; or JACKSON CO, Rank
ers ~ Nassau 81 y V
KEEi''s sIIIWTs.
Keeps Custom Shirts made IN measure The verv best
that can hr produced at any price. SIX for 20 Perfect
Dress Srs the very hest that he produced at Anl
price, SIX fur a.. Easily finished by any little urL
KEEPS GtNGttAN UMBRELLAS.
the very best Pttrut protected ribs. dfty per cent
stronger than Other uhrel made. 81 each.
KEEPS KID GLOVES
for Gents the best utin embroidered. 81 pain
KEEPS UNDERWEAR. N Ni.L STYLES
Samn nui cirrutr mailed rec, ..,. d. ...,
KEEP MANUFACrURtNG CONPANYS STORES,
637 b. nidway. Z N,y VII 3ll Fulton st., Brooklyn.
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road. c. and y. W. Railway. and other sources,

road, @. and n. W. Railway, and other sources,
were US follows:
RI. Is7a Bp,h Teb. 1879 Brh
G.. NJ st Paul. .4s2 ida G. NJ IT, Paul 21i Isn
Western Union ...... 81 uSi Western tuirn.... 1ii1O
Chicago n w.. 2s6 6gl Chicago a y W.. iWl Vh
Other sOurcs.... 60 800 Other sources. 10000
The numhnr ~ bushels in store on March 1,
1879 was 357l 500. The rpcpiuis from the Inst
Two crops. from Aug. 10 Jah. 81, cunuarr hs
follows:
AM /. 1871 AN. /. 1874.
10 JIM ~. 1874 n JiH. 81. ls7O
G.. VI 6St 2 Railroad IN 1tilnp 4NaU. al
e. ~ " Railroad .......-.. 3tl7 ~ a,"t2.-.h
Mr.t rn Union Railroad. l.SuHtO 1,ytt az
Othrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nl4 hl9 VlH.HiJ
Total I'D. u slg 100 IL. 1Un4lO
These figures show falling of for the first
six months Of the current crop year OF 7O2SflO
iushpls The amount stored at Milwaukee on
Jan. /. was g. 433. 900 bushels.
The first twelve DAVIS Of the so-called summer
season have not shown much variation in pack
ing Of hogs in tho West, compared with tho
same time lust year. At Cincinnati about SUD-
head have been killed. against GOO lnst v"ir.
At Chicago the packing to date Is about fuuop.
against 50 900 last year. The following table
exhibits the movement OF hogs at Chicago Tor
the past ten years.
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Use onides Tasteess' Cod Liver OIL with Lime and
Wild cLsTTY Sold b. dTnssistA Devote Bowsry.-Ads
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yl,U pubIitailons.

DEADY AT II O'CLOCK.
HARPERs MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL
Contains;
BERG IND THAI, SKETCHES IN TYRoL-m ~
George + wauug Jr.
With Fifteen Illustrations
THE TRUE HEAVEN. A Poem. By Paul H. HAyn&
TO BED OF TULIPS Poem
With FuLpase Illustration by Abbey.
scuLrrtRE IN AMERICA. BY @. ". Benjamin
With sAteen Illustrations
PICTURESQUE EDINBURGH.
With Twelve Illustrations
STREET SCENES IN HAVANA
with Five Illustrations
THE ANCESTRY OF BRuDDER BONES b olive
Lo-ah
With seventeen Illustrations
TIE PHILADELPHIA zoo.
With Sixteen Illustrations
COR coRDIUM STORY OF NO MANS LAND.
With One Illustration.
THE PRACTICAL INTERROGATION OF NATURE
By Dr. John W Draper
HOW ARIEL MAPRIL PREACHED FOR Mr. SMITH
A Story
CHURCH MUSIC IL AMERICA
DR. MrCHELLs LETTERS FROM WASHINGTON
lsOl-lsiS
Auia.
with Three Illustrations
A KITCHEN GARDEN. BY E. P. Roe
TIE VOYAGE OF ST BRANDAN APoem
RICHARD HENRY DANA ByR. IL. stOddard.
! cuELIDoNIsMA. A Poem.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITOR LITERARY RECORD
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
/ EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD
EDITORS DRAWER.
HARPERs PERIODICALS
FOR 1879
HARPERs NAGA2tNE One Year. 80 90
HARrEEs WEEKLY. one Year............. 40
HARrERS BAZAAR, on Ycnr................ 400
The THREE publications, one year...........lo 90
Any TWO one year ............... 7 90
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Phy.IcInns and The Pubmc Recommend Theu.,


Bensons Capcine Porous Plasers They relieve quick
est, and cure where other remedies full Price 2Ic-Atr
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$4,000 FOR ~
$4,000 FOR se
IN THE
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY CNARCH 90
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
1889 PRIZES. DISTRIBUTING SIT 40o
CAPITAL PRIZES. $4,000. $1,000. 5000
WHOLE TICKETS. 81; HALVES, 81

WILLIAMSON CO. Eastern AGENTS. 500 Broadway.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 60.
This Institution WIS regularly incorporated by the
Legislature W The stare Tor Educanonal AMI Charitabe
purposes In issiS the term oi Twenty-Five Years 20
which the vioae faith uf the state Is pledged,
with capital ut Siupurl 10 which II has since aided
u fund oi St5lulp 1T NEVER SCALES OR
POSrrONEs iO7h Nnlthlv Grand Distribution New
Orleans Arril SjT prizes. total tiO Nd CAPITALS
SIUtsr. STOOD s5ui sc. HOOD tickets, two 90 dob
lars. halves one ~ lollar Apply to VI. A DAuPHlN,
T. %. box No.. Sew Orleans la; VI II. l. PLUM. 5ls
Broadway. sew YORK
PULMOCUKA,
An absolute and uu'alins remedy Tor
CONSUMPTION.
and ell other diseases OF the Lungs AMI Throat Forward
ed frrc receipt 81 A. \. NARfIN PuuDcur MantR
Co. sur depot or ;, 60 18th It. cor Broadway. NY
PATrNTs. DESIGNS. TRADE MARKS,
ami nj the lowr.t cost. given 10y ). n. WALES SOM
editors the Scirnunr News 10 sp ST.. New York
w % have had twcu'N-tnur wears experience
SCIENTIFIC NEWS, lust IL" paper Tor meehanes
"KIHK's RYE AND ROCK CANDY"
The reliable quality Ne all go.l- -oti by for the
past 20 years 81 per bottle, 81 PER saliun
80 FULTON sr and 10 BRO ADwAy
"a H."-HNA I'.'s"A n" LIFE BAI .SA NJ
"A u Fer rheumatism. Scru'uls. d. spcpsia. aud
diseases i'm the blood: certain
tive HYAfTs. 2ie Grand II. Y AMI all druggists.
VAN HEII's RYE AND ROCK" TIE
only fur sale ~ leadius drugEi.ts aud
at 81 yer bottle Depot - Chambers ST. south side -
per gallon.
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BERG IND THAI; SKETCHES IN TYRoL-IL ~
George Wariug. Jr.
With Fifteen Illustrations
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
STEIN VESSELS rs PILOTBOATS.

George II. Sisco, pilot, was ordered to
appear before the Pilot Commissioners and show cause
why his license should not be revoked for his conduct IN
boarding vessels from the Hercules. n steam vessel
which the commissions have not recognized as pilot
boat. Mr. Sisco obtained yesterday from Justice Law
renee in the Supreme Court Chambers temporary in-
junction restraining the commissioners from removing
him or rcvokng his license. The hearing on the motion
TO make the iIuction permanent Is set down for the
third Monday Of December In his moving ahidavits
Mr. sisco said that action OF the commissioners grew
Of their opposition TO the use OF steam vessels as
plot-boats. Under permission from the commission
ers to transfer the registered number Of their pot-bo
Mr. ssco his four associates in the plOtboat No 10
bought the steamboat Hercules and fitted 1t up to use as
piot-boat. Other pilots made complaint. and on n
vcmber z the commissioners passed bylaw tNo. 42l
declaring that anv pilots using steam vessels rs plo-
boats should suspended. Nevertheless the Hercules
went ont on November IL when IL returned with a
vessel Mr.. SiscO was served with order TO show
cause II will be claimed by his counsel that the by
law the commissioners Wing been passed afer the
purchase the Hercules, cannot act rcrospectVey as
In
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
EXCLUDED on ACCOUNT or colon.

William r. Davis, jr., a colored man, TWEEN
tysix years Of age. OF No. 100 West Twenty sevenths
called at the United States Dist ric Attorneys Office yes
terday for the purpose OF having criminal proceedings
Instituted against Poole & Donnelly essees OF the
Grand Opera House. for having elected him from inc
Opera House Saturday afternoon on account OF Dis
color Davis stated that he agent for The Progres
sire American paper published weekly IN the interest
Of the colored people United States. On Saturday
morning his wife, who although she has negro Dood I'D
her VEINS Is white In appearance purchased two tches
for the matinee at the Grand Opera House They pre-
sented their tickets at the door andwere told that they
were not good that the money they paid for them
would he refunded the box office. Mr.. Davis COM
planned az the box office. and there told that he
could have his money back, but that he could not enter
the theatre He refused accept his money being sat
ised that his exclusion account OF his oor lie
then gave 10 cents to purchase two tickets Tor the
circle ard with these he again presented himself
the door, Hts wife passed through the gate ana ne
was In the act of doing when he seized by an
usher and was pnt out OF the building. policeman
spoke him, nd informed him that lie shOnd nDt nt-
tempt the theatre because the management dd
not allow cOOrcd ncOple to do So -
Assistant District Attorney Flero suggested 10 Mr.
DAVIS that he should proceed against Messrs Pooie "
Dlnnclv civil law as he would then he entitled 10
$500 damagcs and he left the office with inc In
tcEt0n OF doing This The second dl1cnltv OF tne
which Mr. DGvis has had In 1879 Jarrett
& Palmer expelled him from Booths Theatre, anu
caused proceedings to be instituted against them by
the United States authorities. On that occasion now
ever principal witness for the prosecution tailed 10
appear the trial, and the proceedings were aban
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
BILLL4RDS At TAMM1AY NAIL.
PLAYING OF TIE GAMEs-THE CHAMPIONSHIP BE-
TWEEN sLOssoN AND SEXTON.


PLAYING OF TIE GAMEs-THE CHAMPIONSHIP BE-
TWEEN sLossON AND SEXTON.
A large audience assembled in Tammany
Hall last evening to witness the closing games OF the
billiard tournament. The results OF yesterdays con.
tests do not decide the supremacy, slosson and
Sexton are now even. having each six games and
DAILY and GARNER are also even. with four each
schaefcr has five games, and therefore takes the
third prize, $3.50 This evening Daily and GARNER will
play game Of 500 points 10 decide the tie the winner
receive the fourth prize $3.50 and the the NTH
500. Owing to the increased length OF this game the
other ticgsme. between slosson and Sexton Will be de-
ferred until Saturday evening, the hall being engaged
for other purposes the Intervening nights The win
ner this the na game, will be the wnLer the tour
nament. aud will accordingly receive the first prize
consisting OF 81 1000 and with II the cham pOnshiD EN-
blcm. The loser Will receive the second prize. $500
In the afternoon yesterday there poor game be-
tween Carter and Heser, without difficulty by the
former in twenty-seven Innings Hescr however M de
tine shots, including two difficult double
bankshots The Time of the game was one hour and
seven minutes, tie scores standing:
CrtG-6 z l. i, o.. 3 o. 80. Q. o. IL, o; 32, l. 80.
147,O /. IL. /. 2-96. Average. 3sis > =
The evening games were bn na very n nIescsns The
with brilliant snoIs on both sides Both players began
noorly short time sexton shot ahead and kept
his lead the end. winning in an hour and forty min
sexton-O, l. o. o. o, Sc o. 4, !. 3, 2, u. o. o, 80
65. q, o, o. .. ?, l. II. Is 4. 45. $500 Average
llle. - . 90 ~
Q. 2. o, o. l, 10. l, o. 4, .. l-l52 Average 5ii,s
After few minutes mtermssion slosson and schacfer
advanced. anId much APPLAUSE 10 the last contest OF
the tournament proper schsrfcr scored un the
ourulug siut followed by one and iEen by two nor
zeros siosso. on the other hand, played magmGccmiiy
scoring lO5 Ia tue first Innlngs 2iO on t,e
M b. and winning on the twelfth In only hftynne min
ufcs tn" were:
sissson-39. GO. o. -. Is. 81. 4. II. t. o. o. 1900
schae.er-O. l. o. o. %, l. l. D. IL o. 6j-ill Aver
gA
Following summary Of the interesting features Of
he tournament:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
NOTICE To MARINERS.

WtsuISGroN Nov 24-NOtce ~ given bv the Lighthouse
30 ir that o and after January l. 1880 fixed white ght
81 dfh Older lighting SOS Of the horiz will be shown
from a tower recently erected on POintDo Point Puget
sound Washington Territory
Inf"rnnii"n having been received Philip schuvler
of Ncwport r. L. through Commander G co Dewey T. :. NJ
Naval Spcrrtary Lighthouse Board OF the existence of
dangerous ledge sakonnet Point II. l.. Lieutenant rie
y cOmmHndiuc the schooner ii Imam, was di
rcrted the LEGALITY HIS shows the edge
with least depth and general dep;h over its
about ~ metres long, In an east by
north and south direction. and 80 mcres wide From
hears little hall mile the north emu of
Rock and the cupoa "i The ocean House at New
mart IN rauge NV by W. apd the eastern end OF the
ice house Island In with small. rocky island
io tho north of IT, living oneourfh mile from shore
bears law. The ledge which will be named schnyers
ege lies in the bound from the vicinity
Zswnort INTO Buz ards BAY The from BrentOns
Reef lghshp the Hen and Oh ckcns Lghtshp
one fonrth of mile southwark OF the cgc,
course from buoy the end OF Brrnon eei TO the
Hen and Chick Ligtyesse eighth Of mile TO
ire norwar IT, The breaks the ledge In heavy
weather.