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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03
Turned Away.

It may have been. Who knows? Who knows
It was too dark for me to see.
The wind that spared this very rose
Its last few leaves could hardly be
Sadder Of voice than he.
A foreign prince here in disguise,
Who asked a shelter from the rain
(The country that he came from lies
Above the clouds); he asked in vain,
And will not come again.
II had known that it was He
Who had not where to lay his head;
But my Lord Christ it cannot be-
My guest'room has too white bed
For wayside DUST said.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03
SUCCESS.
BY EMMA LAZARUS.

BY EMMA LAZARUS.
Oft have brocded on defeat and pain,
The pathos of the stupid, stumbling throng.
These 1ignore to-day and only long
To pour my soul forth in one trumpet strain,
For all she victories of mans high endeavor,
m-bearing, laureled deeds that live for
ever.
The splendor clothing him whose will is
strong.
Hast thou beheld the deep, glad eyes of one
Who has persisted and achieved? Rejoice!
On naught diviner shines the all-seeing sun,
Salute him with free heart aud choral voice,
Midst flippant, feeble crowd of spectors wan,
The bold, significant, successful man.
Sc,I1ner f01. March.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03
Food III DIEestod

Imperfectly nourishes the system, since 1t Is
only partially assimilated BY the blood. Pale,
,haggard mortals, with dyspeptic stomachs, i'm
poverished circulation and weak nerves, expe-
renee marked and rapid improvement in
their physical condition. by availing them
selves Of that sure resource of the sick and de-
bilitated, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This
genial tonic and Alternative lends an impetus to
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03
SOldiers---P Pensioners.

We publish an eightpage paper-"THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE devoted to the interests of Pensioners Sol
diers and and their heirs also contains inter
esting family reading.
Price-Fifty centsa year-special Inducements to
clubs proper blank to collect amount due under
ARREARS OF PENSION BILL furnished gratuitously. to
regular subscribers only and such claims filed ID Pen
men copy free. Send for it. GEORGE f. LEMON l.
CO., Washtngton. D. @. Lock Box 32S.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03

orphan, he persevered. "Great rock
cross-full moon-shadow--dig."
Rose was consulted, but she knew moth.
ing Of the haunts of her father, and abso-
lutely nothing of great rock or cross.
| Accompanied by the entire force Of
cavalrymen, under the direction of Dick,
a thorough search was instituted the in vi
entity of the old miners last resting place.
In small gully running into the side
of precipltous hill, hugh rock was
finally found surmounted by hugh rep
resentation of cross.
At the full of the moon Paul and Dick
secretly repaired to the spot prepared to
underearth the buried gold; and noting
the extremity of the shadow cast 5y the
rough cross, the two men commenced
their labors.
They were crowned with success, and
four large canvas bags of gold dust and
nuggets were dragged forth.
It was the fortune of Rose ClaveriDg
and Paul, with his escort, conveyed her
to the nearest military post, where she
was to remain until he could obtain leave
of absence, and travel with her to the
East in hopes of finding some of her rela-
tives.
Months elasped before he was enabled
to carry out his plans; but when he
reached Chicago no trace of the name of
CIave1ing remained. The machinery Of
the police and law was put in motion,
but with no satisfactory result.
Every moment of his leave was ex-
pended in the search, and when he
sought Rose, at her hotel, his heart heavy
and sad with the prospect of parting with
her, she listened with silence to Paui's re-.
grets at his failure to find her friends,
but started impetuously to her feet when
he added that, with the dawn Of another
day, he must return to his post and duty.
Her face flushed and paled as she strove
in vain tospeak. her bosom rose and fell
eonvulsivelY, and but for the strong arm
of the officer Rose would have fallen tn
the floor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03
TUE NEW
improved Patent Baxter

PORTABLE ENGINE, owned and manufactured e1:
10 Barclay St. New York and BY my agents in differ
ont cities This last invention is great improvement
ly reduced prices, which follows, viz: ]. D.
engine and boiler esmGlee resdy te run Ter sl25 Y
d. $3.50 Larger sizes opotion Send for Iculars
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03

all hopes of effecting landing, and
floating on his back Paul held his strength
in reserve.
The Indians had Disappeared; the
rough sides Of the rocky gorge and a
strip of the blue heavens above were all
that he could discern as the current bore
him he knew not whittier. He thought
of his distant home, his parents, the
many friends of his youth, his brother
officers, the soldiers under his command,
the old scout, and the murdered miners
daughter in the power of the savages'
Long forgotten facts and "reminiscences
Of the past crowded through his brain,
and he could not believe that he was to
perish in the unknown depths of the
Black Hills, his fate enveloped in mys-
terry.
A sudden sharp shock recalled him to
himself. A whirling eddy had thrown
him roughly against the sharp projecting
side of the cliff, and catching at creyice
he succeeded in gaining a foothold.
Slowly and cautiously he drew himself
up from point to point, scaling the
smooth sides pr the gorge, until his
head was on level with the edge of the
bank.
Cautiously he reconnoitered before
drawing himself over the brink, but he
saw nothing that gave evidence Of an
enemy, and once more he found himself
in an unknown region of the Black Hills
minus his horse, with only his saber and
one revolver upon which to rely. -
The high ground where Paul found
himsalf gradually sloped toward the
broad and rolling prairie, forming sue
cession of ridge skirting the steep sides
Of hill. A confused hum, low hoarse
cry reached his ears, and with faculties
| sharpened by the danger through which
| he had. passed, the army officer recon
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-03

Take away women" asks writer,
"and what would follow2" We would.
Give US something hard next time
North american.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
THROAT PARASITES.

Tho Elmira CN. ~ Adrertiser gives a strange nc
count Of little girl afflicted with the diphtheria In
looking into the child's throat the mother saw
niicrococcus moving. which she removed. together
with another, which now on exhibition
in city drug store and being discussed
by the medical fraternity. They are easily
by the naked eye, though glass
helps to the "truc inwardncss' of the critters
Tho largest one Is fully onequarter OF an inch long
covered with hair, with u head something like a
caterpillar, tapering body aud long. hairy TAIL Its
body is formed in rngs its color is about that of
one OF those dark yellow thousand lcQpc,l worms
found under old boards and stones. The smaller one
is about onesixtecnth OF an inch long being whitsh
in color aud requiring tho glass 10 bring out IT'S
beauty" OF conformation. IL is not n pleasant
thought 10 Imagine snch things in your throat. but
they get there ard from there into the blood heart
and Other organs. producing paralysis and sudden
death wle least expectcd They aic Vegetable para
sites and cxsi hs large colonies in the diphthcri c
uiembtanc. Dr. J. VI. Flood II considerably inter
eicd in the mammoth bacteria that have come under
hts observation, which greatly exceed In size any
tAinS lie ever saus
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CHASE Peterson from Now Orleans while en-
crng ha-hor OF Key West March ashore the
loads of before coming on which she did at high
water morning OF sth
sur IvsSuor t,r, Liverpool March from San Fran
cisco. encountered violent gales from WNW to NV and
bulwarks smashed s'arbonrd olyboat and
in ot poop aud burst nunbcr OF the sanchions from
tho lower bulwarks. besides doing ofher damage.
BARK MALcoxsoS tBr,. before below New
Orleans caky &C. has returned 10 the city aud may bnvc
TO discharge cargo
Bank sLEirSra (Nor) from Rio Janciro arrived at New
Orleans March i IN charge ~ the mate who reports that
the captain second officer and mnn died OF yellow fe
during the voyagc.
BRrc Joux wrxu Jr from Philadelphia for Cicnfnceos
which returned Jan - from the Delaware Bfcnkwntc~
having sprung leak hns been rebuilt and newly coppered,
will b- rated Ais for live she II loadug
her for ccuucgos and viii sail in two three days
s,uR BL,sr tBr from New York. for st Johns. NJ.
before reported returned 10 CITY Island TO repair damages
dcnc by collision. repaired aud sailed AN March II.
BAtrruong March 1.-The Kent from the en-
crn snur reports the burning few days sncc Of tn
stcamtug Washington. Captain Norris. on riaikntank
River from suffolk for New York. where she belongs Her
escaped.
Nrw Unlr.xs March iThc bark seipner tNor n, rived
ut Passes yesterday from Rio Jancirn charge of
mate who reports that during the voyage the captain.
second officer aud aboy died OF yellow fever Tbs vessel Is
Mt quarantine.
NoRrolK. March i5--Thc wrccking steamer Baker hns
from the wrecked brig VIM Mallory. Jr
IIa,tcras of the wrecked bark Admiral Wash
Woods reports that both vessels favorub
condition to he tnved.
The steamer Hesoiuc has arrived from Philadelphia,
and reports that the brig Moses Day has pieces
wuwixeroS March itBrig Insy Bcs tBr) for Bristol,
which got the Horseshoe Shoals "Wednesday
ccicd In getting OH tho nrbt and
yesterday morning.
L.rScnrp-At Mystic. March Il, from yard of Max
Irving schr Fannie X Lawrence Ji2 tons. owned 10y
parties ~ rnilsdcpha ando DO commanded by Capt Jas
Ireland
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Eighty-two cases OF scarlet fever We're reported
last week to the Brooklyn Board OF HEALTH. and
twenty-three cases of dphtheria.
The United States steam sloop-of-war Marion.
which arrived at this port January 81 last after
three years cruise in the Mediterranean, Will leave
the Brooklyn Navy Yard for Norfolk within day or
two.
petition 20 Congress has been prepared by the
opponents OF Alderman Daniel O'hoilly, ot the
Twelfth ward, Brooklyn, Congressman elect of the
Second district, asking that OIsey be declared dis
qualified from representing the district.
The hardware store of John H. Hagcrty. Philips
ing aud robbed OF all the cash in the safe and money
drawer and large amount OF stock, about Sl2Oj
worth in all.
Kryn Wooden and Johann vanderwende, OF Ridge
wood n j., met in public house ~ Riverside near
Paterson. yesterday afternoon, aud after drinking
awhile fierce hsht ensued. Woedlcn's arm was
broken. his head cut open and he was so badly ii-
jured that fatal results almost certain. Wander
wende lied and has thus tar escaped arrest.
Hundreds of people were made glad in Newark
yesterday by the payment to them by Receiver
Baldwin, of The deiunct Peoples Savings Institu-
ton, OF dividend of twenty two and three hs
per cent of the amount their deposits Their joy
due TO the fact that they did not expect to
anything.
The ship Three Brothers, formerly the Vanderbilt,
which presented to the government by Commo-
dorc Vanderbilt, is at present taking in cargo of
machinery at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for the Mare
Island Yard. California. The government found the
Vanderbilt to be very expensive vessel and sold her
TO three brothers. She aferward changed into
q sailing ship and given the name OF the Three
Brothers.
The Circuit Court at White Plains was engaged
yesterday with the trial of the suit instituted uy
Josiah Rich against the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company for Sl5Oc00 damages,
alleged to- have been sustained by plaintiff by the
violation OF agreements entered into by the defend
ants in regar to the location OF the passenger sta
ton in Yonkcrs. The trial will be continued on
Monday.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
A CHASTITY SPECTACLE.
From the ST. Lol

From the st. Louis Republican, March 49,
On Monday evening man climbed upon fence
and hung himself to the limb of tree close by tho
track of the Iron Mountain Railroad the station
at Qarantine The next morning passengers on the
trains could the body-a ghastly sght-and the
authorities of st. Louis county notified Of the
death of unknown man. On Tuesday night the dead
still hanging from the limb of the tree and
yet the Coroner had not appeared. Yesterday pas
sengcrs were again startled by vision Of the tree
with it's horrible burden, and all through the day
curious visitors came and admired the grim deter
mination of the man who had committed snicide
under circumstances requiring great exertion of
will, as the manner i'll which the hanging had been
accomplished showed; but one, up to q late hour
ut least had disturbed the body. People in the
ncighborhood thought they had no right to inter-
fere until the County Coroner had come. and when
he would appear no seemed to know. The
place where the hanging is within
fully determined to die is evident from the
remarkable manner in which he accomplished
his death, using handkerchief for the pur-
pose. 1t was not put around his neck. but was,
after being tied around limb OF the tree, placed
under his chin and across his so the man hung
yesterday. supported sugularly. His feet rest
ing upon board fence, and his HANDS upon limbs Of
the tree. II after commencing tho work OF selfde-
structiou his heart had failed, II u very easy
matter for him to have slipped the handkerchief from
his chin. The man still hanging when tho re-
porter LEFT at one p. NJ yesterday.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
THE VANDERBILT WILL.

Messrs. Henry L. Clinton and Scott Lord opposing
counsel the Vanderbilt will case. appeared before
Surrogate Calvin yesterday to settle the order the
motion to remove the executors appointed by the
late Commodore Vanderbilt Cornelius J.'s securi-
ties, to the amount of S20O,0o0 having been set
aside for him by the executors. it was
agreed that the motion be denied. Coun-
sci for the proponent then offered some
documentary evidence of the conviction of one of
the witnesses who testified for the contestants for
backmailing William b. Astor in 1Sf9. similar
record also produced in the of another wit
ness, who convicted of forgery in June last.
This the Surrogate ruled out incompetent, mas
much the conviction was obtained subsequent to
the testimony of the witness.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

resident Of West Ffty-thiri street. between
Sixth and seventh avenues, sends $40 to the HERAI
once rs the basis or iuni for Mr. liseomb. the
1anitor of an apartment house In that block who
succeeded in capturing burglar time ago after
a terrible struggle on the roof.
The Coroner's Office yesterday notified of the
sudden death OF Michael Kenny. aged thirty-hve
years. 1t appears that deceased had tooth ex-
tracted recently and during the operation suffered
great pain. The stump OF the tooth left in his
Jaw. the upper portion only having been broken on
He bled profusey, and IL is alleged that the dentist
whose name could not be ascertained, applied a
lotion to the lacerated gum. which poisoned the
wound.
Edward Morr1sey. proprietor of a hotel in Canal
street arrested last night by Deputy United
States Marshal Bernhard upon charge OF smuggling.
The complaint made by Captain Erackett, special
Agent the Treasury The officers seized az the hotel
upward of 1900 cigars and quantity OF bay oil.
Morrisey brought before United Saes Com
missioner shields and held in $1,000 bail for exami-
nation tomorrow. Bill furnished later in the
evening. Mr.. Morriscy denied any knowledge
whatever in regard 70 the goods found upon his
premises.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
CLEARED.

Steamer Ayondale tBr Elcoate Liverpool G
steamer Mourino Cr) Turner London-Sandcrson Son.
Steamer Main GER, Barre, Bremen via southampton
steamer Rotterdam Dutch Lucas, Iottcrdarn-Funch.
stcamor Bahama tBr, Mitchell, ST. Pierre and Barbados,
steamer Niagara curtis. Havana-J T. Ward 4 Co.
steamer city Of SIN Antonio Remington Galveston via
steamer Lone Star Clspp. New Orleans-Bogert Nor.
Steamer Knickcrbockcr, Kembic New orlcans-Clark L
Seaman.
steamer City of Savannah, Mallory savannah-Geo
Yonga . -
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk City Point and
R,cbmond--Od Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer John Gibson Travers Gcorgetown DC. via
Stcamerj " Garrett Foster; Baltimore &c-J Krcms.
Hand
ship Lake Ontario tBr, Gilmore, Liverpool-Glmorc
Ship British America (3r), Lockhart London-snow
BARK Credito ntap smonct,i Falmouth Plymouth
Bark Andrcas Riis Nor), Hanson. sliso-Boekman.
Bars Mindc tNor,. Andersen, Cronstadt-Funch Edye
bark Kings County r Potter. AntwergrC Bertsux.
ark BARK tnanma s' Br' @hsehoass, non.urJa%es
Bark Henrik Ibsen tNor'. Mode Marseiles-funch.
Bark ii j. Routh Young, oa-Thos Dunham's Nephew
Bark Edmund rhinney, Berry, salaverry. corriens',
Bark vilora ii Hopkins, Allen. Buonos Ayres-J Norton
& Sons
Bark Rachel Walls. Havana-Irving s Hunt.
Bark Josephine, Stahi, Mataazas-F II Smith 4 Co.
Bark Rebecca Caruana. johnson. Matanzns-Wa aydel 4
Co.
Bark Lewis stockcr Fylor Perth Amboy. NJ-Denner
& Pinckney. r.t.t
Brig Atlas Br,. Fischer. Christiania Thronjheim-
Brig soisrio ,ri, Mcleod Pernambuco via Batimoro-R
b Boriand.
Brig Three Cheers Gr,. Mcdonald, Demerara and Port
BIZ Elehe IBr Lindsay Porto Cabello and Curacoa-
Dnllett. Boulton 60.
TrowbridEe's Sons s.r
Scbr Elias Moore. Lewis Para--B-J Weinberg 4 Co.
Schr San Juan, Noble, Frontera--B MetcaIf Co.
Sehr Starlight, ftcod, MISUNDERSTANDING 4 Go.
Schr Clotilde iay), Rudolf Port Prince-R Murray,
Jr
sebr Hattie Howes, Howes. Port Princo-Evans
Ball Il Co.
schr snsio Prescott (Br). Glass. ST. john. Mp ]
Ncvius Son.
schr Lizzie Hcyer Harrington. Gaiveston- W Loud
Co.
Schr Ida Eidridge, Fisher, Gaveston-rnppcr 4
Bcattie.
Schr Minnie wicks Charieston-Evnns Ball 4 Co.
Schr Nellie CrSwel Hewitt, Jacksonville-Geo II
Squircs
Schr Fila May Kemp. Norfolk -Isaac Staples
Schr Geo Hallock, Sharrctt, Baltimorc-James Van
Schr Mary Leo Newton, Coalwcll, Boston-Jcd, Frye
Co.
schr Lena Keplar. Rowland, New Havon-Cartwrigh,
DOYLE.
schr Sally Burton. Burley, stamford-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
featuring Go.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REroITED Dy THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuIrEsuoSE rELEGEAPu LINE

REroETED Dy THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wIIIrEToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer CITY of New York r Land. Liverpool March e.
John - Dn'c. March = It3 mlcs of Fastnct pas
Dominion line hound ": 10th lat ~ 40 lon
1. 5i French steamer bound u; 18th lat ~ ~ Ion ~
u schooner rugged steamer, bound 4 ith. 2b miles
SANDY Hook, schooner rugged steamer. bound h
gy 3ii miles uf Republic tBrl, New
YORK Tor Lycrpool M miles of do. steamer state of lu
diana r). from do Tor Glasgow. 2S miles Of do. Cor
man steatncr. hound H.
steamer state Of Georgia t3r Smith. Glasgow March
aud Larnc I'd With ndse aud passengers to Austin Bald
win 4 Go.
steamer MoscI Ger. Ncynabcr. Bremen March . and
Southampton Ith. with mdsc aud b9 passengers to Dell
richs Co. March f3. 80 mules from Sandy Hook.
Steamer scedam tDutchl Chcva Rotterdam via
plynouth March with mdse and passengers 10 Fnnch
Edye 4 Co.
steamer New York. Quick New Orleans March o. mdsc
and passcng GERS 10 Buscrt Murgtn.
steamer ,iac CITY. Dagvett. savannah March ~ with
mdsc aud passengers to tco iUnge.
ship Acssandro aus. Dcmitie. Roucn ~ days In ballast
~ SlOcovich 4 20.
BARK prni, Gro ttal, caeace Narcotics 40 days with
mdse to order: vessel 10 James Henry
Bark joan shepard. Atkins. New orleans Feb -, with
molasscs, kr. 10 II Brown & Co.
Hatk sarah T. Frasier lof Portland, sheppard Perth
Amboy, with coal TO Brett, son Co. VIII finish loading
for Havana ~ New Nurk.
By ,r,rfos tNor Chris'innsen Nossinn 80 DAYS. with
schr sarah Allen of New London Allen. Catthagena
% days With hdea. rubber &c iioadey Co: vessel
I staples Had nno weather
Schr mpnsc. Marshall. of and from Belize, Hon, 10
days, with rubber. Re, Les~~- Co. Had moderate
weather.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

About six o'clock last evening a fir. bsoko out in
the dry goods store OF Thomas Orr 40. 5s3 DeKalb
avenue. Brooklyn. The building. which was a three
story frame. burned very rapidly aud the flames cs-
tended to the adjoining frame buildings. Nos 5sl
and $50. Tho damage to Mr.. Orr's stock was about
$1,000 insured in the Gcrmania Company for
Sl.JOO. James Bell, tenant in No. $751; gue.
tanned loss of 5000 clothing and furniture; in
sured. John Mcclure who occupied No. ISL. csti.
mates his loss at 800: not insured The first door
OF No. 555 was occupied a. grocery by Albert
Ward, whose loss about $4,000: not IN
sured. Mrs. Huugcrford and Robert Mullen were
occupants of the same building. The formers loss
Is $3.50 on furniture and the latters $40 on cloth
ing and furniture. The buildings owned by
John H. Whitley, who unable 10 make any csti.
mate OF his loss. The origin OF the rc is unknown.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
OBITUARY.
COMFORT TIFFANY.

Mr.. Comfort Tiffany. father of the Rev. DR..
O. H. Tiffany pastor of ST. Pauls Methodist
Episcopal church and of Rev. DIR. Charles
g. Tiffany, rector of the Church of the
Atonement CEpscopan. died yesterday at the resi-
dence of the former No. $50 Fourth He was
born in the year l7Ss. aud was, consequently. in
his ninety year. Ever since the son at
whose house he died came TO this city.
Mr. Tiffany's venerable form familiar to the
conpregation OF ST. Paul's where he frequently as
sisted in the regular church services. He leaves
several grandchildren, one OF whom is paymaser
of the United States ship Richmond on which
ex-President Grant extended voyage is to be made
Many warm friends will mourn for him.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 6 18e-QUNTUPLE SHEET

that before abandoning his vessel he set cargo on re TO
destro the vessel She abandoned ON rco ~ not on
Jan ~. as before reported
HotrEEAD. March 3The Gaetano. of sseno', from New
York for Fleetwood has In with OF the crew OF ne
Frederick abandoned on the 18th inst " ul in lat ~ "
lon ~ w. Master washed overheard.
NAPLks. Feb 26-Durng the hurricane OF the 2ith INST
the Italian bark Lavareo drove from her anchors anu
ioued the Richmond and her miSzen'nas'
broken.
QUEENSTOWN March 3. PM-Ship Denbighshire. while
coming into the haror last night fouled tho ship strst
earn carrying that vessels rails and damaging bu'
warks the enbghshire sustained apparent dninage
RIO JANKiRo, Fob SThc Pro;eus. which is waiting or
ders has advertised for about fO repairs but mas
received no offers
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
SPOKEN.

Ship Fawn, Cleveland, from Liverpool for New York
March - lat n ~. Ion ~ is.
ship Constantine, Goss. from New York Tor London,
March H. lJD miles of Cape Hcnlopen.
shin seminole. Holmes. from New York for San Fran.
cisco. Jan 2S 2JJ miles Ne of River Plate.
ship iicyig gicp Mnsscn. from Bremen for New York,
Feb ~. intsi''. Ion IL.
Bark GemJok Hail, from New York; for Zanzibar. Jan
II. lat 30 :. lon X W.
Rerk Farewell ar Temple from Three Rivers Canads)
for Port Natal, Jan 10, lnt 81 \. Ion "a W.