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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
DEMOCRATIC
STATE TICKET,
For GovERNoR

FOR GOVERNOR,
HUGH j. GLENN....-........... Coluse
FOR LIEUTENANT-GovERNo
LEVI CHASE.................... ....of San Diego
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
W. J. TINNIN N-............"..-...o Trinity
FOR CONTROLLER,
w. B. @. BROWN N..........of Sacramento
FOR TREASURER,
9. T. ULI......................-....of Sonoma
EoR ATToRNEY-GENERAL,
10 HAMILTON......-- .-.-".."of Placer
FOR SURVEYOR GENEhAL,
s WIN. MINIS.~.....-- 1olo
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
p. B. WOOLF...-............of San Francisco
FOR suP'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
HENRY q. GESFOhD.~."~.m"of Napa
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE,
ROB'T r. MORRISON, of San Francisco
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
+. w. KcKINSTRY.....-of san Francisco
J. D. THORNTON.......ofS San Francisco
e. M. ROS6....... .......-of Les Angeles
T. p. STONEY...-"..."........ .........-".ot Napa
3. b. McKEE......."........... Alameda
r. 3. REARDON. ON......."............o NeVaoa
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
FIRST DISTRICT,
q. ]. CARPENTER.....-...... Ell Dorado
Second Dist.-To be nominated.
THIRD DISTRICT,
GEO. SLOVENIAN ...-...of Los Angeles
FOR BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN,
First District-To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT,
CHAs. H. RANDALL"......of Tuolumne
THIRD DISTRICT,
CO. WILCOXSON-..... Sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
T. d. HEISKELL........-.-. Stanislaus
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS-:
First Distriet-To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT,
T. ]. CLUNIE-.-...-..........- of Sacramento
THIRD DISTRICT,
G. p. BERRY..................... Sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
WALLACE LEACH....-...-..of San Diego
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PERSONS who were surprised at
the apparent vitality of the Work
ingmen for a while, and who, later,
were daunted at the confidence
with which the New Constitution
party assumed an ability TO swing
things politically hereabouts, will
be simply astonished at how nearly
the ensuing county election will
settle down into o con test of much
the old time proportions between
the Democrats and Republicans.
Everywhere, from men of all
shades of opinion in the party, we
hear from Democrats the one sem
timent that, with good ticket, the
Democracy are certain of sweep
ing Los Angeles county.
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OF Lne protective duties on Amert-
can wines, an unusually large
amount of cheap French wines
were imported into the United
States. These excessive importa.
tions amounted, until last year, to
a practical EN- mbargo upon the Call.
fornia production. We have passed
safely through the ordeal, it will
not again occur, and now there is a
quick and eager demand from all
quarters of the United States for
California wines and brandies-a
demand which actually largely ex-
ceeds the supply and which will
impart a stimulus to our vignerons
which will, before the next decade
has run its course, raise the value
of our manufacture of these staples
to millions of dollars annually.
Still another significant fact of
our situation is the improvement
in the price of wool-a guarantee
that our abundant pastures will be
profitably employed in the future.
1t is a matter of absolute certainty
that a cycle of depression in the
wool interest is followed by one of
yearly increasing activity, and
that for many years.
Never in the history of Los An.
geles county has there been such a
collection of thoroughbred stock,
embracing horses, horned cattle
and hogs, as we now have. Our
farmers are beginning to learn the
lesson of diversified farming and
the result cannot fail to be attend
ed by plethoric bank accounts.
Our outgoes will be steadily cur
tailed and our income steadily in
creased by the discovery of the
fact that extensive areas of Los
Angeles county are perfectly
adapted to the cultivation of wheat,
when regard is had to the seed
suited to this section. This year
Los Angeles county will raise
enough wheat not only to supply
the local demand but to afford
considerable surplus for export.
We have two first.class mills, which
will obviate the necessity for the
importation of single barrel Of
-four. In all the essentials of life,
our county Will this year be self
sustaining, leaving our wines,
brandies and semi-tropical fruits to
recruit the credit side of the ledger.
Last. but by no means least, of
the sources to which we can conf
IDENTIFY look for an immediate reha-
bilitation of our prosperity is the
fact that no man who buys Los
Angeles real estate to-day, whether
in the city or county, can fail to
realize one hundred per cent. in the
next two years. Los Angeles lands
are now dirt cheap, although they
are the best in the State. There is
nothing of the roseate in this view
Of the case. 1t is the frozen truth,
and we shall profit by the possibil-
tiles it opens up to the sensible in
vestOr
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vorable impression upon men of all
classes hereabouts, and 1t is no ex.
-aggeration TO say that he has, dur
ing his brief stay In in Los Ange-
les, made many votes. His course
lays through the San Joaquin val
ley TO Bodie, and thence to San
Jose and the coast counties. His
progress cannot well fail to be q
conquering one.
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rrsnce Jer.mo 10 Enxenie.

PARIS, July 2lst.-The following
letter, written by Prince jerome
Napoleon to ex-Empr' kugehit,
on June Goth, after the mass here
for the Prince Imperial, is pub
ished: "MADAME: / have just
come from service at the Church Of
st. Augustin for my brave and un-
fortunate cousin. | am profoundly
moved and desrous of expressing
my monrnfu sympathy for your
Majesty.u
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
oot surpassed by any Job Printing office
- She Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran.
ol1oo, In facilities for doing job work,
4 ow prices, good work and expedition
onay be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22

ferred to the Executive Committee.
Messrs. O'Connor, Wise, Shear,
aud Bryant were appointed Com.
mittee on Rooms. The meeting
then adjourned.
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Eiiaisteriai Cris;s.

CoNsrANTINoPLE July 2l.-The
Grand Vizier persists In his reslg-
nation. The Sultan still declines
to accept it; but, to avoid a dead
lock, has appointed Djevdet Pasl u
President OF the Council, pending
a settlement of the crisis.
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MORNING SESSION.
EVENING srREETs--5.OO p. M.

b Ilse, 40 b. s. a; Julia, $40 b; Lady
i.61 b; N Y, 40c b; Argenta, 81 b; Tioga,
10 b; Belcher, 4,65 S; Union, 31s; Jacket,
l5s; Exchequer, 5}s b. 554 a; Alta, IA
Utah, l64 a; Potosl, 4 10 b, 4.S0 a; u q Z,
97s S; II u N, l3% b: Chollar, ~ h; Bull
lion, 5h b.; Ward, II b: Exchequer, 81
b; Alta. ~ b, 8 a; Imperial, .5u u, l.5o a !;
Ophir. 33h b, a; California. 490 b; $
Nevada, 3y4 b. 40a; Benton, 5 b.
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"A. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
ETC., | Will send recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CH AKGr. THIS great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
IN South America. send a self-add 'essed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH Il. IN
MAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
City dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22

WALLACE LEACH, ESQ.,, yester-
day started out on his formal cam
vass of the Fourth Congressional
District. He has made a very fa-
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For County Assessor.

MANUEL AGUISOLA, at the solicita-
tion of many friends, announces himself
as a candidate Ior the Office OF County
Asses or, subject to the ac,ion of the
Democratic Convention.
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Aswsys Dnrk est Just B~fers Dawn


les county either reached "bed-
! rock" thirty days ago or will reach
g In the next thirty days. Naturally
-oA1guine in temperament as the
editor of the HERALD Is, this jour-
nal has for many weary months
suppressed anything like a cheer
full view of the outlook. We
have strained our eyes to desery
the coming dawn and the sJocund
morn" now stands outlined ia tip
toeu on our immediate horizon, C
our minds eye at least.
Why do we think go?
The answer can be compressed
into a nutshell by the statement
tnst the conditions of growth for
Los Angeles county are to-day
three to one better than they were
three years ago, and yet city
and county real estate, ii pressed to
sale, would not now command
more than fifty-in many cases
not more than forty-per cent. of
the prices readily attainable then.
The situation three years ago pre-.
sented a disastrous aspect to in
vestors, because real estate was
prematursly inflated. The sltua-
tion to-day, however, invites the
attention Of sagaclous investors of
capital with an almost irresistible
voice. We shall descend to details.
No one can fail to have remarked
the splendid progress which has
been made In extending the South
srn Pacific Railway towards the
Mississippi valley. In addition,
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway is being rapidly ex-
tended west. Eighteen months at
the outside will see connection
between Los Angeles and the Mis-
sIssippi valley and Atlantic States
by q short and inexpensive route,
characterized by notably easy
grades, below the snow belt. This
means simply an illimitable mar.
kst for our orange growers. Flor
ida and Louisiana will not inter-
fefe with our local orange produc-
tion for the simple reason that,
after the crops of both States have
been exhausted, ours will just be-
gin to come into the market.
Our local producers will
thus encounter no competition.
When the fact is borne in
mind that orange trees by the
million will come into bearing
Just about the time this vital
transcontinental connection is
made the Importance of the COM
ing development will be realized
by the Discerning. The statistics
of three leading Italian ports show
that, during the past twenty years,
from twenty to twenty-five mill
lion dollars worth of oranges have
been yearly exported from them.
Los Angeles county will thus be a
heavy producer of staple which
10 just as reliable as wheat in its re-
turns to the agriculturist. When
this road below the snow belt shall
have been completed, st. Louis
and Chicago will each consume
more of our oranges than are sold
in all the markets of California to.
day.
But, far more overshadowing than
our orange interest, is the wine
and brandy production which will,
in the next ten years, make Los
Angeles county the richest agricul-
tural and genealogical region on
the American continent. The CAL
ifornia wine Interest had been, un-
til the present year, unusually de-
pressed because, some three years
ago, In anticipation of an increase
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
Parasaayam Iasurreetton

LONDON, July 2l -Advices from
Buenos Ayres, via Lisbon, say: An
Argentine cruiser has captured
General Cooley, the Paraguayan
Insurgent leader, aud the Para
guayan troops have recaptured the
town of Humaita.
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For County Recorder.

offer myself as n candidate for the
Office Of Recorder OF Los Angeles county,
subject 10 nomination by the approach.
ing Democratic County Convection.
JOHN NJ, BALDWIN.
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CEREALINA-The best food for
the sick room, and All inialiible
agent for raising children. For sul le
by Heinzman d Ellis.
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For County Assessor.

j. w. VENA BILE. of Downey, VIII be a
candidate for the Office of County Asses
sor, subject to nomination by the Demo-
cratic Convention
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For Tax Collector.

w. p. CULLIN, of the Azusa, will be a
candidate for County Tax Collec or,
subject to nomination by The approach
Ing Democratic Convention.
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For District attorney.

Subject to the nomination OF the DEM
ocratic County Convention
rHUS. b. BROWN.
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For County Assessor.

G. w. MOORES, of Dowuey. viii be a
candidate for County Assessor, SUI jecl 10
the az ton of the Democratic County
Convention,
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For County Treasurer.

I will be a candidate for County Treas
urer at the ensuing election.
JOSEPH BAYER, Congress Hall.
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For County Recorder.

NJ. y. CRAIG, of Westminster, will be
candidate for County Recorder. subject
to the action of the Democratic Conyen-
ton.
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For County Y Recorder.

l Will be q candidate for County Re.
coIder, subject to domination by the
Democratic County Conventions.
CHARLES L.. MILES.
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For County Recorder.

MR. FELIX w. ROBERTSON will be a
candidate for County Recorder, subject
TO tha action of the Democratic County
Convcniion
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EW TODAY.
Justice Of the Peace.

b. L. PEEL announces himself as a
candidate for Justice OF the Peace Tor Los
Angeles Township at the next election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
For Tax Collector.

ISAAC NORTON will I've candidate
for the office of Tax Collector, subject "a
the decision OF the Democratic Conven-
ton.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
The Attempted suicide at san Jose

SAN JOSE, July 21.-Louis Gerdes,
the boy who, on Friday, attempted
suicide by cutting his throat, is yet
living. The physicians attending
him say that they think there is a
slight improvement, and are a lit
tie more hopeful of his recovery
He is able to speak, but the doctor
discourages it. He has given no
intimation of the cause that le ! to
the act.
Fight between Newspaper ~.
VIRGINIA CITY, July 21st. Sat
urday evening, ABOUT 5 O'Clock, a
lively fight took place at the Ell
Dorado saloon between John Ma
hanny, City Tax Collector and pro-
prietor of the Footlight, and 7. e.
Picotte, proprietor of the Lyon
County Times. The fight was Il
desperate one for some minutes,
when bystanders separated the
combatsnts, who were covered with
blood. The row grew out of the
Sutro scandal. Saturday mornings
| Times printed an article, which it
claimed was printed by Sutro in
his organ, the Independent, charg-
ing that the Sutro- Allen com plica-
tion was hatched up by Picotte for
the purpose of biackmail. The
| Times claimed that Sutro had this
published in special edition of
the Independent to send East, after
which the type was taken out and
a second edition of the paper pub
lished for Nevada circulation. 1t
was we'll known fact that the
tail-end of the article republished
in the Times was also at the top OF
the third column in Mondays In
dependent. as if in lifting out the
article the foreman had neglected
TO take out the closing paragraphs.
Picotte, in card, accused Sutro of
attempting to crush him, and
called him a dirty dog, over his
own signature. He also charged
Mahanny with coming to him with
coin from Sutro to keep the Sutro.
Allen scandal out of the paper.
| There Is also rumor of suit
against Sutro by Picotte, and one
against Sutro aud the Evening
Chronicle by Mrs. Allen, for defa-
nation of character.
Mrs. Allen is now in Sutro, and
Mr.. Sutro and wife have resumed
harmonious relations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For FAX Collector.

THOMAS S. HALL Is n candidate for
Tax Collector for Los Angeles county
subject to the decision of the Republican
County Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Superior Judge.

II. +. HAZARD will be a candidate for
Superior Judge OF Los Angeles cou atty at
the ensuing Septem Der election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-22
EAST e r n.
Losses Oa IXeeae's Horse.

NEW YORK, July 2lst.-It is esti-
mated that Wall street brokers lost
$75, 900 by the defeat of Keene's
horse Spendthrift at Saratoga. The
Sun says that Keene, who had gone
into the timers stand TO see the
race, kept his place without appar-
ent excitement, his set features
evincing no emotion. There was
more genuine excitement over this
race than any that has occurred in
this country for long time.
The Hsy,iau Anarchy.
NEW YORK, July 21st.-Hon.
Stephen Preston, Minister of Hayti
to this country, has received a
cable dispatch from Port-au-Prince
as late as the 18th instant, inform
ing him of the condition nf public
affairs in the Haytien Republic.
Quiet had already been restored to
Port-au Prince, but at the cost of a
considerable number of lives Oh
both sides. Fighting in that city
lasted for five days, and was car
ried on in the streets and from
house to house. A fire that broke
out destroyed eighty houses, but
the commercial portion of the
city was not injured. Among
those who were killed were
Minister of War, Francois and
ex-Minisier Of Wa, Mon.os, Co .
August Bazelais OF the militia,
Judge George Bazelais, of the Su-
preme Court, Bazelais E. Paul. H..
Price, and other prominent pollri-
clans. Three mem bers of the Ma
tional Assembly of Port-au-P Prince
took refuge at the foreign cnnsu-
lates. On the north side of the rS,,
public fighting was still going OF
| between the towns of Gonavies aud
st. Mare.
FAN OF n Building.
BUFFALO, July ia section OF
the new round-house of the Erie
Railway Company fell, and a
number of workmen were injured,
viz: Irving Hall, back broken,
will probably die-has a wife and
two children; Laban Sutton, skull
fractured aud injured internally
will probably die-has a wife and
three children; Thomas Kirby, Sc.
verely injured internally, left ribs
broken and severely injured in the
groin; John Skinner, legs broken,
left thigh badly smashed, and hart
in the head; Robert McLain, Sc.
we're internal injuries; John Ka-
veny and John Matte, badly in
jured about the head; M. Fitzger-
aid, severely injured in the abdo-
men.
LouisiRna's Debt.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-In the
Constitutional Convention the
State debt question came up. The
ordinance, as adopted, was read the
third time, vixen vote was taken,
with the result--ayes G2, noes 81
The Chair decided the ordinance
defeated, 1t not having received the
necessary 6S votes, u majority ol
the whole Convention. appeal
frnpo fba daciatnn of fha Ghafr NJ a c
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For Justice of the Peace.

The undersigned would respectfully
announce himself as candidate for tue
off ce of JUST ce of the Peace, subject to
the will of the citizens of Los Angeles
city. w. h. LAWLOR. .
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For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself as candi-
date for sheriff OF Los Angeles county,
subject to nom mination by the Republi-
can County Convention.
CYRUS LYON.
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FOR EICN.

The Darien CHnsa Deposit
Made.
LONDON, July 2lst.-The deposit
of $4,000 francs, required to be
made in London under the Colom-
bian concessions to the Isthmus
Canal Company before the work
can be formally proceeded with,
was definitely paid here to-day, to
a banker appointed by the United
States of Colombia to receive it.
NEW YORK, July list. Referring
to the above dispatch the Herald
says that it is natural enough that
the South and Central American
governments should adopt this
course with the projectors. They
have granted so many concessions
for railways, and canals, and
mines, and other grand enterprises,
and never heard any more of them; /;
never saw either railroads or canals,
that now they require the protector
to put up some cash before he can
regard his concession as valid. AT
least this assures them that he is a
man of substance, and it may i'm
prove their finances; but we are not
sure that it will make the compile
ton of the great scheme GER
tainty.
Ia srench Rentes.
LONDON, July 21.-The.improve-
ment in French rentes is consider
able. Five per cents never reached
the present height before. A
large portion of the present ad-
vance may be attributed to what is
regarded as the downfall of Impe-
rialism.
False Alarm.
LONDON, July 2lst.-There has
been another false alarm of an at
tpmnt to wreck the royal railway
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False Alarm.

LONDON, July 2lst.-There has
been another false alarm of an at
tempt to wreck the royal railway
train between Windsor and Ports
mouth.
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For Superior Judge.

respectfully submit my name as u
candidate for the position OF superior
Judge OF Los Angeles county.
Y. SEPULVEDA.
June 18th, 1879. Jel7td
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For County Treasurer.

j offer myself as a candidate for the Of
ice of County Treasurer, subj ct TO nom
nation by the Democratic County Con.
vention. q. II. BLISS.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TENHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF Los
Il Angeles Lodge, No. AZ, It. and A. NJ,
are hereby qleste TO attend a special
meeting of sad Lodge, on TUE SDAY EVE.
MING, Jui' 22d. 1879, at y O'Clock, tor WORK
in the third degree.
All Master Masons in good standing are
invited.
BY order A. NJ. BRAGG. W. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary. jy2l1t
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County Schoo. Superin-
tendent.

w. z. MCDONALD Will be n candidate
for reelection as County School Superin-
tendent. subject TO the action OF the Dem
ocratic County Convention.
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For Sheriff.

| VIII be candidate before the Repub.
lican County Convention tor nomination
for the office of she,it Of Los Angeles
county. s. II. BUCH a NAN.
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For County Surveyor.

JOHN l.. JACKSON Will be a candi.
date for County Surveyor. subject to
nomination by the Democratic County
Convention.
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For County Surveyor.

WALTER IRELAND RUMBLE will
be cand date for County Survey or, sub q.
ject to the action of the hepublican
County Convention.
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For Sheriff.

w. II. ROWLAND hereby announces
himself as candidate 1or the office Of
Sheriff, subject TO he action OF the Dem
ocrtic County Convention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25
TO SHIP OWNERS
Captains and C0nsignees.

The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYER and GRIP TIE. are now In use on
tho ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESS ES. and on no other presses ID Now Or
leans. but will ahcrtlY be In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also Your attention Ia
called to the fact that this Ia the only Fuller that
pulls all OF the bands to an equal and full tom
aton and fastens them exactly at the point to
which they are strained automatically and inde-
pendent Of tho will Of the operator, insuring
uniform perfection Of work. 1t Ia the only
Fuller that has any authentic record to show
that II 10 of any benefit to tho ship In increasing
Its stowaRe.
The following vessels have had the bands OF
their entire cnrgoes Of Cotton put on BY this
Puller. Tho entire gain on tho cargoes OF two
of them the Chiswick and Whickhnm) WAS due
to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone: and 1t is but
fair to state that one half Of the gain on the
other cargoes was also due to the Pullers and
Grip Tic alone:
Gain In bales over
Name Of vessel. previous cargo.
Bark daapea-.... -..-..-. IVY
Rark Eremen Observation-Disclosures. 73a
Ship Minnie GarOW, --".-sl 31u
Ship Western Empire. --..-.-- ---.rl .adU
Steamship Chiswink .:'--.-t...: 796
Steamship Whiekhnm -:--.-.---.-...--... ogD
Steamship Kensington .'--.sl t1b
Ship HilGhTist. 400