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Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Sun day Excursion.

The "Reybold," Capt. Cleaver, will
make her regular excursion from this
city to Collins Beach and Bomba Hook,
on Sunday, leaving French street
wharf at $50 a. m., and return at an
early hour in the evening. She will
also touch at New Castle and Delaware
City going down and coming back.
Collins Beach is very pleasant place,
there being an abundance of shade and
generally a good breeze particularly on
the banks of the river. Go and enjoy
yourselves. The fare is only so cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
SECOND EDITION..
FROM THE SEA sHORE.
A visit to Ocean city Yeste rday-
The Excursion q Large One-Ths
Hotels CrOwAeh

u The Excursion q Large One-Fbx
i Hotels Crowded.
i The excursion Of the p. W. & b.
Railroad Company to Ocean City yes.
terday was highly successful one,
and with the exception of the excur-
sion last Saturday evening it was the
largest that has been made this season.
The train started from city at s O'Clock
sharp, with 80 passengers OH board.
AS 1t proceeded towards its destination
this number wasso greatly augmented
that before arriving at Ocean City
other cars had to be added. The train
reached the seashore shortly before IL
O'Clock, and the excursionists upon
leaving the cars wended their way to
their hotel where they received every
attention at the hands of the atfable
proprietors and their large corps of
walters.
The rush for rooms at the hotels still
continues and yesterday a repre-
sentative of the REPUBLICAN was in
formed that at the Atlantic Hotel ON
Wednesday evening several parties
we're obliged to sleep in the vestibulss
SO great was the demand for rooms,
Several young men from this city who
had ordered their rooms at the Allan
tic several days ago we're surprised to
learn this morning that all the rooms
were taken. Towards evening howev-
or, arrangements we're made whereby
they weren given the room promis-
I'd them. This season is said to be the
best since Ocean City has been known
as a watering place.
The bathing was splendid and hun
dreds we're ba hing in the pillows, while
many remained sitting under the open
sheds engaged in watching the bathers.
A great number of the. excursionists
were out enjoying the surf.
The board walk along the Beach is .
great convenience to the visitors. 1t is
six feet wide and will extend when
completed one mile along the Beach.
Mr.. Smith of the P. w. & B. R. R.,
is still hard at work on the artesian
we'll. They have got down to 1872 feet
and as yet have not reached the water.
The soldier boys present fine ap-
pearance in their gaudy uniforms. They
have dress parade every evening at
= O'Clock. On last Wednesday the reg
iment visited Berlin in order to witness
the grand tournament and they partici-
pated in the ball of the Bond Light
House.
Last Mondays REPUBLICAN mentioned
the names of those gentlemen deserving
Of credit for the rescue of Mrs. Emory
at the time of the death of Col. Ford,
and it appears that forty of the soldier
boys missed roll call on account of the
accident, all giving the excuse of rem
dering service. From information the
of this paper was informed
that all We're excused except one who
was put under arrest.
Prof. Webster, of this city, is at this
place, and the grand event of the even
ng is the masquerade hop at the At
anti" Hotel, under the direction of the
Professor. Judging from the remarks
made by several at the Beach, we pre-
ume that there was large attendance
It the hop.
The excursion train from this city
1ft the sea shore at o'clock, and we
7ere safely landed in Wilmington
hortly before 10 o'clock, everybody
Expressing themselves as being pleased
nth the trip.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Bible Class Picnic.

1t is becoming noticeable that private
pic mics are becoming popular and fire.
quent occurrences, and they are much
enjoyed by the family circle and init
mate friends. The Bible class taught
by Charles G. Beetle, and connected
with the Household of Faith Bible
school, wiled away the hours yesterday
across the river at Pennsgrove. The
weather was pleasant, and as this re-
sort abounds with numerous means for
amusement, the time was nicely occu-
pied.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Police COurt,

There was but one case tried at the
police court this morning. A party
who keeps saloon at 1O9 West Fourth
street was arraigned on the charge OF
Keep ng house of i'll fame. The charge
being sustained fine of $50 and costs
was imposed.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
BhEv s'llLN.
Sun rises 4 81. Sun sets 7,20

i Sun rises 81. Sun sets 7.20
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Ice cod lemonade on the "Fe ton"
Ouppne and leeching at nj King st.
Fine confectionery on the "Felton."
FERRIS BROTHERS.. THE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st
Salt oysters can be had on the 'Felton. y
Eight cents limo Tor advertising in thi,
column.
The owners OF the "Republic" have ten
dered the inmates Of the st. Peters Orphan
Asylum free trip to Cape May.
Over 4S cars left this city, this morning
en- route for Rehoboth.
More loc. goods at the 99c. store, and also
new folding camp-chairs.
| Mr.. Taylor presented an ordinance before
Council. last evening, allowing wheelbarrows
| to be wheeled on the sideWal Is before seven
| O'Clock In the morning.
| M trtin Keogh received the contract for re.
moving as oes for the year ending July, 1880,
His bid was $2,374.
The firemen who went to Salisbury, yes.
terday, returned this morning.
Patr0nize the Wilmington Ice and Coal 90.
They are the cause of the low price for ice,
Organgrinders give Wilmington wide
berth this Summer. Is it on account of the
police?
Samuel Butler, ESQ.,, Is the Republican
candidate for the State Treasurershipo of Ches-
ter Go.
Money seems to be getting plentiful. Halt
a.dozen excursions from Wilmington every
other day now.
Salt oysters, Ice col |. at Fullmer's.
Does q donkey's tail resemble a swans
breast? Of course 1t does, Tor don't they both
grow down?
Scrawny little peaches have at last made
their appearance In our market.
Over one hundred of our citizens to7k pas
ge, yesterday, on the Republic " lor Cape
Way.
G s Humphrey, the halter, has great lot
OF the cheapest hats in Delaware at PIG Mar.
ket street. Many fine hats at n price.
The City Trea urer reported 1926, ,S95 10 in
The bank to the credit of current expenses.
The colored 70 ks gave moonlight excur-
sion down the bay, last evening, on the "Su-
sie Nc all"
The Flagg's liver pad turnout attracted
larg crowd, last evening, on Fourth street
near Market.
Adjustable mosquito and fly screens. All
kinds OF wire go ds-seives, riddles, window
yards, etc. Geo. II. Brown, 224 W, I'd st,
James n Webb are printing . Directory for |
New Jersey. 1t is being compiled by Boyd.
The New York peach blow is merely hoax |
Peaches can not be grown to any advantage
here.
Now that the liberal Rehoboth directors
lave been elected, we are looking forward to
). tier arrangements with the railroad cvmpa
lies.
p. J. Robinson received the contract for re-
moving garbage for 81, 800.
You can procure your dinner on the "Fel-
on " at reasonable rec.
Peach plucks are on the march down the
state.
RehOboth will be taken completely by
torn to day. Odd Fellows storm.
All kinds ofjob printing done At the REPUB-
Joan Office.
Notice to the public-I will haIf-sole and
lool boots and shoes for q, and other mendinp
n proportion, at 8. W. corner of Seventh and
'atnall stneots. John E. Bailey.
EPITAPH.
She was poor, lovely witch;
! was ugly, but was rich;
She was Young, and was old;
She was bought, and was sold;
Now the best that can be said,
ls live, and she Ia dead;
Blessings here will never cease-
AA = A-AL
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
A Good Number.

The "Susis Mccall" put aboard the
"R-public ic" on Thursday, over one
hundred passengers for Cape May. The
travel between Wilmington has been
steadily on the increase from the COM
mencement OF the season. 1t is cheap
and delightful trip. The fare is only
81 tor the round trip.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Efforts OF individual stationed upon the
root tops the flames were suppressed.
The town certainly had q narrow es-

rnofts OF individual stationed upon tn
roof tops the flames were suppressed
The town certainly had q narrow es
? cape. ... -
| About 6 O'Clock the fire apparatu
sent from Wilmington by the Mayor il
answer to our dispatch arrived at th,
depot where horses were sent to draw
the engines to the scene of the fire. tn,
appearance of the firemen and the ap
paratus was received with the creates
feelings OF relief, for it was the only
material assistance upon which W.
could rely that had been given us. The
engines went direct to work and were
soon doing noble duty.
Tho tired Inhabitants were given a
respite, and they, as they watched the
calm, machine.like and systematic
movements of the Wilmingtonians, 80
different from th- one long pulsation Of
excitement that had seized the town,
insured all with those feelings of safety
which come 0nl y from an assurance OF
tranquility. Ths streams were directed
upon the flames, which although burn
ing the whole afternoon, did not seen,
to have decreased in volume or spent
their fury.
AT this writing I'll p. m) the fire ia
still In progress but under control, and
is confined to the lumber in the yards,
which in charred and smoulderinR
masses, rises up above the dying flames
to th- heighth of some fifty feet, sug-
gestlve monuments Of the extent and
character of the damage wrought.
MIR. +. E. Jackson was at Ocean CITY
when the fire broke out and was tele-
graphed for, and as We understood left
Immediately for this place in company
with Mr.. John Tracy, proprietor of the
Atlantic House at Ocean City and also
proprietor Of the Peninsular House at
this place. The latter gentleman re.
turned to Ocean City when he learned
that the flames were under control.
The total loss is estimated at $50, 900,
on which there is an insurance of Sl2,-
0Oo. The loss to the buildings demoI-
ished is $4,000. $4,000 of the insur-
ance was paid by Mr.. Jackson this
morning.
The saddest incident of the events of
the day was in the death of Mrs. Will.
liam Jackson, wife of one of the mem
bers of the firm. She was an invalid
and when the news Of the destruction
of her husban Is property was brought
to her the shock was SO great that it
resulted in her death.
ADDITIONAL FACTS.
The companies arrived home at II. Is
and were received at the depot by
large crowd. The additional develop
ments are that the fire originated from
sparks from the smoke stack Of Jack
sons mills, the firm burning saw dust
for fuel.
The boiler and engine we're the only
things saved, as it was built in a cham
Der perfectly fire.proof. The firm had
Just unloaded six vessels of timber and
the amount of infamabls material
was thus increased.
By the fire there about 100 men
thrown out of employment. The Gen.
eral Superintendent of the road MIR. |.
N. Mills met the train at Harrington
and went on down to Salisbury with
he fremen. A large number
'f Salisbury people were at
ocean City when the fire broke out and
when word was received there they
eft for home on the excursion train
hat left for Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
JEFF Davis to Accept hat GIFT.

Mr.. s. P. Ellis, of Brooklyn, the
brother of Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey, Of
b 'anvoir, Mss, who left by will her
half million of property to Jefferson
Davis, to the exclusion of the natural
heirs, has received copy OF the will and
litter from Mr.. Davi who intimates
that he means to accept the gift. Mr..
Ell says the tha contest of the will is
decided upon. Eminent counsel have
been employed FIR this purpose in New
York and Nav Orleans. A bitter fight
is anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Eiall.

Powell has at his stall in the Third
st. market a full supply Of fresh mack
efel, salmon, perch, cat fish and other
varieties Of the hny tribe which he ia
selling at very moderate rates. Give
him . call.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
The Pensions,

The soldiers of the War of 1872 have
left several widows in this city, who
are justly entitled to pension. One has
been recently obtained for the widow Of
Mr.. John Naff, brother of Henry H.
Naf, Esq, of this city. who was in
Captain Rodney's company. 1t took
however, three years Of hard labor to
get it. Those who are entitled to it
ought to obtain it without much trou-
BILE,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25

A ghastly incident in the voyage of
q Russian transport ship with 700
Nihi'ist prisoners for Saghalia is re-
lated by Paris paper. The ship was 50
overcrowdrd that 200 Of the prisoners
died on the voyage, and $50 more were
landed in dying state. It is asserted
that the prisoners. we're packed like
csttls in the hold Of the ship.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Excursion.

The Brandywine NJ. L. Sunday School
will make an excursion to Pennssrove
on Thursday, Jnly 3lst,on the steamer
'Susie Mccall" " which leaves Fourth
street wharf for Pennsgrove.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Person al.

The following Wllmingtonians are
paying their several friends visit al
Smyrna, Del: James Roberts, Mrs.
Mary Robects, Ada Smith, and Burt
Robb.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

NJ OlIUE.- The regular Quarterly Meeting
~ of the Trustees of the Poor tor New Gas.
tie county, wi he held at the Almshouse, on
Wednesday, Ju Y 80, at 10 o'clock, A. M. All
persons having bills will present them on that
day The Supply Committee will meet at
the Almshouse. on Saturday, August 2, at 4
A. M. when pro osals will be received for
furnishln' the Almshouse for the next three
months with bread. meats and tobacco
T. 25 At j, W. COOfH, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
RemOVat1.

Barney RosenbIatt Frisco, the barber,
has removed from the corner OF Fifth
and Market streets to Seventh and Mar.
ket, formerly ALIENS place.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
special Mention.

Sutterley 4 Foster take l dozen card
photographs for Sl.25.
d. Reed, I'd and King streets, keeps
all kind of fresh fish, clans. &c.
New photograph frm-Sutterley and
Foster, 302 Market street.
Don't walk this hot weather when
you can ride for cents by buying car
tickets from Danforth, the Druggist,
End and Market SITS.
Take your children to Sutterley and
Fosters, 302 Market street, for fine
photographs.
Just received at the Great Tobacco
Mart, SO thousand fine cigars, and for
sale to the trade. "Coms quick" Sell
cheap. All gone soon.
Sntterley & Foster have reduced tho
prices of their photographs to suit the
times.
Country Drug Stores supplied with
the purest drugs in the market by Tay-
lor & Fullerton, Pharmacists, 302 King
street.
Wire Hair Brushes are very popular
among the ladies', sold at the Ladies'
Department of Belts Drug Store. En-
trance on 9th street. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25

CTRAYEp AWAY OR STOLEN, ~
- I ON the Chester Heights Camp 10y
Meeting, on Thursday morning, light bay
horse, smooth shod and 10 hand high, with
alter on his he I'd. ANY one finding him will,
upon addressing ATWOOD u. LYMAN,
Newport Del he suitablyrewarded. 1925 2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
4 good Cow.
From West Chester Re. ublcan

From the first or September, 1878, to
July lst, 1879, COW belonging to Mrs.
Susan Siile, of Lawrenc-ville, Chester
County, prsduced the enormous amount
Of 1897 pounds OF butter. Such a COW
cannot always be found.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
w. 7. r. A. Moonlight Excursion.

w. Il. n. A. Moonlight EXcurs1On.
The Wilmington Temperance Reform
Association will give one of those de.
lightfully pleasant moonlight excur.
sions which have been so popular this
season, on Wednesday evening, August
9th, on TIE steamer "S. A. McCall''
which has. been engaged for the occasion,
and will leave Fourth street wharf at
7.45 o'clock. The tickets have been
placed at the low rate of so cents for
adults and 80 cents for children, and
can be procured from any of the follow
ing committee Of arrangements, or at
the boat on the evening Of the excur-
sion Richard Burton, Jr., J. A. Cooley,
Thomas 4. Weer, W. X. Luton, Z. j..
Rothpletts, Charles Crozier, W. B. Sim
mons, James Kennedy, c. Harry How
ard, Joseph Cash, Sr. J. G. Foulk and
Hugh Stewart. A fine band of music
has been engaged for the occasion, and
no pains will be spared to make it one
of the most pleasant moonlight excur-
sions of the summer, and those who
may patronize it will not only contri-
butte to their own happiness and pleas
ure, but to the benefit of worthy
cause.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Mr.. Norton said there were ten OF

Mr.. Norton said there were ten Of
fourteen houses in that vicinity anG
they should have the Same rights n
enjoyed BY others. The inSrovsmsnt
would not cost more than 400.
Mr.. Knight: l want to know II those
people don't pay taxes ? contend
that they have some rights. The cost
would only be between 3 and 4 hund.
red dollars, and demand as a repre-,
sentative from the 9th ward that this
improvement bs made.
MIR. Hart: Why couldn't that quarry
have been placed on 18th St. 1t is
strange that they should have forgotten
it (sarcastically.) l suppose 1t was
little too far for the contractor to haul
it.
Mr.. knight, rsprovingly-Don't slur
at the dead.
Mr.. Norton to Mr.. Hart, "who is your
informant"
Mr.. Hart: l decline to answer
Mr.. Norton to the Council l knew
he would for he has made it his boast
that he would defeat the measure. Now
Mr.. President is he the power behind
the throne. This street should be gra-
aed but all that the people want is an
outlet SO as to make it safe.
Mr.. Knight Ia an angry tone
would like to know why it is that
when there is anything brought up in
this council from the Ninth Ward it is
opposed. The people want this i'm
provement and they should have it.
The motion was carried after it had
been amended 50 as to make it read in
a passable condition at a cost not ex-
ceeding $3.50.
On motion Of Mr.. McGlinchey, Mr..
DOMAIN was placed on all the commit
tees, in the place Of the late Mr.. Rowe.
Mr.. Taylor presented an ordinance
allowing wheel barrovs to be wheeled
on the sidewalks before 7 o'clock in the
morning. 1t was read once.
Col. Norton presented communica-
tion from Superintendent Kenney Of the
p. W. / B. K. R., in relation to the
erection of foot bridge across the rail
road bridge on the Brandywine. Mr..
Kenney suggested conference between
the City Solicitor and the counsel for
the railroad company.
The following orders were directed to
be drawn:
D. W. Chandler, $50; City Solicitor.
$32.75; Payroll Of the Water Depart.
ment, $25S.2S; Payroll of the Street
Department, $245.4l, VIM. Alsentzer,
agent, $2.47; sundry bond holders for
interest, $lO.50O.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25

DERSONS CAN GET GOOD HELP ~
l. apply Ing at the Intelligence Oflos,
IA 81 NJ ". THIRD STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
Fort Delaware.

City Treasurer Vincent desired to
obtain for friend, the exact size of Pea
Patch Island on which Fort Delaware
is situated. He accordingly wrote to
the commander requesting the informa-
tion, and he received through ordi-
nance Sergeant, James Maxwell. The
exact size is ninety-three acres,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25

WANTED.-A Protestant white girl tor
w general housework must be good
washer and irtn ner. Family small Apply at
street. MRS. Il. J. VINCENT. it,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
TYR. q. NELSON,

The Great Indian Doctor, is now located at
No. II Market street, ana is prepared to
treat all diseases Of the human system. Zane
worm from one inch to one hundred feet re-
moved In from six to nine hours, and ali other
worms speedily extracted Rheuma tjsm. colds.
coughs and asthma, speedily cured. The
afflicted should call and see him. 7-25 3w
Daily Republican., 1879-07-25
EPITAPH.

She was poor, a lovely witch;
l was ugly, but was rich;
She was Young, and l was old;
She was bought, and l was sold;
Now the best that can be said,
Is live, and she Ia dead;
Blessings here will never ceasS-
She and l arc both At pesee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.-...... 90
ARRIVED

Bristol (Br,, symons. Bristol June s. TO Morgan;
,mpton TO- to oeinchs 4 Co.
Str Pallion OBJ skinner Benisaf May 80 to Bowring
SIR Cssiaa r cringle Maple. Nay 49, Messna o. Pal
Eclipse BIZ, Holman, Rio Marina May "A, to Drexel
str others tBr, Clarke Rio JaneirO June with coffee to
Str Aiss CBrl Hughes. Gonaives Nav 90 81 Marc 90
Port Prince a. santa Martha % Baranquilla June
Greytown T. Aspnwan 10. and Kingston H. to Pim For
Str Cortes Bonnett, Johns F. and Halifax to Clark 6
shin L sturre, Lnnekcn Bremen 80 day.. with empty
ship Alhambra Alexander Antwerp AZ days, with mdse
ship uidreen (NoTj Knud,en rmstad AZ days ballast
BARK ANGELO Vidal 70 days. with salt to order vessel
sarS Ayonport Porter Bremen 43 days. IN ballast to
Bertaux: ~, o,... r,,,. g. ,,,..,, r,.o ~
Richard LOughn, Leghorn 90 days with marble etc
sarE Kong Carl JNor Hansen Rssoer a DAYS. IN ballast
to Benham soyescn, Pickering & co. -.
skaregrOm Nor Olsen. Liverpool 80 days. In ballast
BaR Johs5ne NOR Muller auO Ross 3sdays ballast
Bark Emilia Agso Radoycn Rouen Aprll 90 in ballast
Ss T %a1 ds rebor anSH HS g m
Bark George tNorl schwarthng Bremen 80 days. with
BARK Erna (Nor soIensen Malaga 81 days. in ballast to
WiSD~sanset~At Sandy Hook, moderate, swi clear At
City Island the same crr,Dpn
siTf snm nT h LITE Dr. ' WaT
derson Bros Dona (Br Butler, Lyerpool Busk Jevons
RheOla (Br) TIOrlor Cardiff Geo Buev; Colon, CaDp,
Aspnwall Pacific Stall IS Go: Acadia Dickman Kingston
A II solomon & Coz Octorara, REYNOLDS, Baltimore j ;
Krems; 1acony, Davis philadelphia. VIM Clyde & Co
ships Guchen Ger. Helms. Bremen. Waten rOc & Co;
Ger, Holes. Bremen 1heO Kuger X X Thomas
Nichols Yokohama r. Buck & Co; Charles Lulng Wicke
Bremen. Watien, TOcl Co.
Banks Georgetta. Small Dunedin etc. Arnold Hines Co
Henrik Blorn Sor Boo Sligo Funch Edye q co; Amor
mann Oerlen Co Ksrsten Langgaar Jacobsen Antwerp
Funch Edye & Co; Esther. Benjamin. Perth Amboy. j
Winchester Co Conceten Norl Haongren Westport
Ird Funch Edye Co; oliver obi, Cam. Marseles
W. Parker co; POseiion tNorl JaUseh. queenstown o
Falmouth for orders, Benham, Bovesen. Pickering Co
Transit (Rrl. Calais. w Parker & Ada Gray
| Pummer, Buenos Avres. Jonn Norton 3 sons; Regn nj
NO HOlte Rotterdam. Tobias Cos ErragOn (NOr), We
| Der. Grmstad. BE 1ham, Boyesen, Pickering & Co.
Bries John McDermOtt Davis BucnOs AyTes John Dunn
| Augusta (I}T) Buck. BayOnne, p | Ncvius & Son.
FOREIGN PORTS.
| IoNpoS. Juno 2O.-Arr str Imbros from New-York.
QUEENSTOWN June 20.-Arr ,tr Scytlia. from NewYork
| Sailed str Gcrmanic. for NewNork.
HAVANA Jane 2Ohrr City Of Merida aad Santiago d
| Cuba, bothf NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
NOTICE To MARINERS.
oy11f-y OF ruR LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD ID
ToNpKINsyUIF y Y. June 20.

oyT1cT OF THR LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DISTRICT
TOMPKlNsvIILE. y. Y. June 20. 1870 y
the rennest Board OF Commissioners or Pilots
nrscass spar buoy has been placed on the ee nd OF
oney Island In 80 feet OF water The compass bearings arei
sandy Hook main fight SW by s.. DRY Romer Beacon, sW
by w laWi NO. IL Buoy. NV. by WA2W.
~ v - J. NJ Il. CGITZ Commodore T. 9. ",
Lighthouse INSPECTOR Third District
2O-Nofice T. given by the Lighthouse
Board that on or about IT. 1879 Lgtship No 40 now
on the Five Fathom entrance OF Delaware
raw will be Withdrawn for repairs Relief Hetship NO;
q VIII temporarily occupy the station THIS vessel Is painted
red with the word Relief" I'm large white letters on each
side and the number "24" tho stern Hoop iron cage
day marks painted red swing each masthead The hight
10 ne exhpited the those shown from No
40 Special attention is called 70 the fact that Reetshp
No ri Is not provided with for signal. During fogey
weather befl will thorn sounded. Due no
tee win be given OF the return Of gtnship No. 40