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NEIeHBoRHooD NEWS.
BRLIAIRE.


Military Matters-Rnhing CIub Home
The seyenteen.Year Locusts GIhl
Notes. dc
All members of Comn.nv d are ordere
.-s-.... :. .t,o;- :, -, IvaJnosd.,
70 DC present ~ 'ne'i Sinoi! "eNAeSH'
evening Tor company and noh'commls
stoned officers drill, or else furnish
IIs,i,ma,e excpse for their absence.
g, sSe.S ~ s..s.' -. Co.,,..
Inc tine mas now coHae WIEN SouiP pau
ID must show thatit Is alive. Ihe term o
service OF many OF the members will ex
nire in a v.ar now and stems should b,
r. " -. ~. ;a;.;...II,I ~,
taKen 70 nave new memoeIs loinlus al t.i'
time. With n good sized company the
worthless members could be weeded out
Ta,ony ono ~ orr nnma,ons vopno man
Nss A' S.S 49, " ~. S. SS' Sse 80, -
who would ike to JOIN the company lthe
knowledge Of the drill may be useful at
some timel sneak 10 any member and have
his name posted up. There Is no danger
Of rejection II the applicant be found
sound and nm To the physieal reouirements
of ths Law.
The late Legislature passed A law for.
bidding military companies N sell their
eertificstes Of contributinv membership for
less tban tan doijars per wear. But AZ these
certificate ifee the possessor from iury
duty. moi n few are willing TO nav that
much for the exemption. Company d
hss sold several al tbat price.
The stockholders an Carroll Building
Association held their annual meeting
FTiday evening and Te.elected the ali
board Of directors.
From BeIlaife 10 the National Road at
BTidpenort and thence ont mai road has
aiwass been a fsyorite drive: bat NIT there
will now be some difficulty In getting 10
Bridgeport with the road fenced In by A
railroad on either side. Just now The
builders ofthe addition to the glass house
below Bridseoort have almost stopped mn
what is left OF the road entirely.
The gentlemen who have been down the
river IN their floating house. fishing came
home Friday evening in tow oil the Modoc,
They we're at Grave Yard run. opposite
Captina.
Nathan Jackson Ia building frame
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serious Trouble In q catholic Cougrega'
tiou nj wooster, ohio.

WOOSTER, May 1.-Trouble has broken
out in the Catholic Church here during
the past few days which bids fair to re-
suit in serious schism. The members com
plain grieyously against Father Ankley
Tor blowing up an old graveyard adi9in-
ing the church and containing, as they
say, tie remains OF several deceased mem
bers. About ten years ago, the church
purchased new ground Just outside the
city, and all bodies, with few excep-
tions, were removed there. However, the
old ground has been cherished with re-
speet. They regard the priests action as
little short Of sacrilege, and the leaders
will call q church meeting tomorrow TO
express their indignation, and, II possible,
resort to law.
Father Ankley claims that the remains
Of ali the deceased friends OF the present
congregation were removed, though he
does not deny that some bodies still re-
main in the old. ground, and thinks there
exists no reasonable objection TO utilizing
Il. He regards the trouble as the out.
cropping Of an old spite OF dlsafected
members, and thinks he can set himself
right with his people. The disturbing
faction Is strong and determined, and q
bitter church fight will doubtless result,
and an sppeal to higher church authori'
/ fiAa,
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pure Enisrtninm.nts.

For the Inteliseueer.
Itis to be regretted that the ''kipg of
instruments, " the pipe organ, is notmote
frequently available for concerts, recitals,
&C., during the week. 1t is especially
adapted to sacred music; but is also ca
pable Of most charming and thrilling
effects in orchestral and other selections,
in skillful hands. We are glad that we
are to have an opportunity 70 hear DIS
tinguished organist (Mr. Eddy on the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church organ, the
largest in the city. Why cannot our
church organs more frequently be made
available Tor such occasions? 1t would
certainly be great help in the moral i'm
proyemeut programme, about to be inau-
gurated. REFoRM.
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srEuDESyILLE, o., May Lat .s:45 this
morning Pan.Handls passenger train No.
Z, when Eve miles east Of Cadiz Junction
overlook a haud.car on which six track
hands were riding. The train, being late,
was running very fast Five Of the men
Jumped OF the hlnd.car and escaped with
4 few slight bruises, hut John Davis re-
malned on. The passenger train struck
the hand car with such force that Davis
was hurled over the telegraph wires and
instantly killed. He was a married man
with q family, aud resided near oadii
Junction.
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The marks last evening indicated II
feet 10 inches and rising slowly.
Upyesterday, the Salt Valley and Katie
Stockdale.
The Ironsides passed down With a tow
OF railroad iron.
TheAndes will arrive from Cincinnati to-
day, and return 10 that port tomorrow.
Passengers will find her good boat to
travel on.
The Chancellor will leave Thursday for
Cincinnati, and will he eater leave regu-
larly on the above day for that port.
The St Lawrence has resumed her place
in the Cincinnati trade, leaving at o'clock
Saturday afternoon with good trip.
Captain Tom Prince came up on the
Hudson. He left the Heatherineton, with
Robinson's circus. at Ashland. The circus
will go up the Kanawha, and then come
this way.
Capt Lukens has made trade arrange.
ments with Com. John CTockard to act as
the Pres Ellison, and shippers heTeaner
will send their freight TO the "0ld Relia-
bic" Wharf Boat. The Pres Ellison has
been growing in favor steadily with the
public, and does thriving business, both
passengers and freight.
iBY Teiesraph.l
EVANSVILLE, May 9. Port list-Down:
Golden Crown, Milwaukee. Grey E,gle
snd Bowling Green. Up: Silver olowd
aud Wyoming.
MEMPHIS May 2.--.River rising Wealth
or clear ahd cool Arrived: j. W. Gaff,
CiuciDnAt Departed: Godlust. Vlcks.
burg: John G NJ M,ude, W. p. Halliday
and Rediu,d, 81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, May River fallen inches,
with 10 Get laches by gauge. Gather
clear and warm. Arrived: Colorado, MeR-
phis; KeplIr, New Orleans Departed:
Davis, Pittsburgh; Gilmore and barges,
New Orleans.
CA1Ro, May River SO feet 10 inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermometer
6so. Arrived: Paris @. Brown, Cincin-
rati; Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Aka ,sas
Belle, Evansville; Shinkle, Memphis;
City OF Greenville, St Louis; Vergie Lee,
Cincinnati; Simpson Horner, Ohio. De-
parted Belle Memphis. Memphis; Paris
O. Brown, New Orleans; Annie P. Silver,
New Orleans; Champion, Padncah; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville; Shinkle, Clncin-
natl; Simpson Horner, New Orleans.
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clxcSSArI, May 2.-The delegates to
the General Conference filed all the
Methodist pulpits in this city and suburbs
to-day, as well as some OF the other de-
nominations. DR.. Vincent preached to
a large audience In Pixies Opera House
in the afternoon. Large congregations
were at all the churches, while at ths.ser'
vices at Music Hallin the afternoon wal
an audience Of 1900,
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PHILApE1PalA, May 1.-The sale Of the
effects Of the Jay Cooke estate, was con-
tinued to-day. Lands to the value Of
81 l.57I and 8, 900 of bonds Of the Sterling
Iron and Railroad Company were dis
nosed oL The total amount realized by
publie sale 10 date Is $50, ,760. The unsold
real estate and securities remain on pri,
yate sale for ninety days.
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g., ,.oDIe Of New Philadelphia are to
!. i, ,,.5,y DIV on the question of apPropriat-
Ek =, .,o1C,;O S TO build shops at that point
y = :. s,'C'S Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and
" y. 'DsS a.ii.S r,ilroad. New Philadelphia is
we, sss,I bsli way between Black River and
,i.s s.,,,'or. and is no doubt good point
= mss,f J. hons. There is, however, arrival.
= :. :, ,Ss p.rt Of Canal Dover, and hence
\. \ y -,o,enent AZ to buy the location by
sin10O0.
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EXCURSION RATES
To the Republican state Convention nt
la wheeling on the latn Inst.
fe kaS BAIr1NoRE, April so, 1880.

A. W. CAMPBELL. ESQ:
DEAR sIR: have your letter Of the
22d inst, to our General Agent Deyries,
asking whether the company will make
arrangements to the State Republican Con-
vention at Wheeling on the 18th Of May.
/ have TO advise you that we will make
our usual excursion arrangements OF two
cents per mile in each direction, and place
tickets on sale at the principal points in
the State. Sales to be made on the llth
and 18th and tickets to be good i've days.
Yours, Truly, i. NJ. CoLE,
i 5fgtHTf General Ticket Agent.
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nIluauaes Almost solld for sherman

niivauRes Almost solid for sherman.
MnwAuKKE, Wis, May The prima-
ries to.dlya are strongly against. athird term
in their results. The city selected twenty.
two delegates to the State Convention, Of
which twenty are for Sherman, one Tor
Edmunds, and one for Washburne. The
feeling in this city Is very strong for Sher-
man, and against instructing the delegates.
Jefferson county gives Washburne 2,
Sherman /, Grant 2, not known l. A
resolution was passed indorsing Wash
burne. Sherman Is likely to get big
boom In Wisconsin. Grant will get
nothing.
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pbil,Jelphla Tina, reIerrinRto to The
- ,. ri,ripil case, expresses the opinion
Vsa ~. " III no. be good year for pOlit'
Sf SI.i.Ii,iop.. fIaT Itthinks that the maiori.
y ~. " Jominant party in any State will
90 Used '.s BY any attempt on the part
y ..s. p'o minority to fuse with the Green
u clement.
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AVAILABLE ASSETS.
DELAYN PAYING BOUNTY CLAIMS.

The Speaker laid before the House to.
day, letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury in response to its. resolution
Of the 26th ultimo, calling for information
as to the cause OF delay In the payment oi
claims for bounty and back pay allowed by
the Second Auditor. Secretary Sherman
replies that official estimates OF the
amounts required TO pay such claims have
been duly submitted to both houses OF
Congress on specified dates during '7S, '7e
and 80, and Congress has not taken action
on them.
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,-,, WILLS, the KinsOt the Green
lpl, :, and around Wheeling, is out in
s'ti'l' 4. = onpositiou to fusion. He says
'isi I. =. ,.s,,d, M ".bs financial question a
hG DC CIV, n all Others" and as q Green
li''Dossi =, y |. = opposed to fusion with eth,
t.h. other parties.
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CHICAGO FIGURING.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The friends Of
the three prominent contestants for the
Republican Presidential nomination, re.
spectiyely, claim the following vote at the
tirst ballot at the Chicago Convention:
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lIls GnteIIisfrrfr
IS and n Touriesnth street.

a.,bgrgb Manyaaarr says ths'
IL .a,n La1 iron mills have struck against
H' tl'.'1 tlS',i,,mnted Association Of IrOn'
Es , ,,d Tin Workers.
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VOLUME XXvIII.-NUMBER 2lS.
ImmiEratiop E.lraordIpary.

NV YoRE, May Live steamships ar
rived to-day from Europe, bringing 4 S9l
immigrants. The French papers state that
there are 250, COO 0personswaiting Tor means
oil transportation. Two thousand are watt
ing for berths at Havre.
Three trains were dispatched 10 day, and
three extra trains Of twenty-one ears each
will be sent out tomorrow, on the Erie,
Pennsylvania and New York Central
roads,
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cron Pro.peets 10 Alabama.

MoSreoxERY, MAyl.-Crop reports from
the State are TO the effect that they are
several, weeks behind last year. The
weather . still unseasonable.
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As these totals aggregate sss votes, and
here are only 75s In hsfull Convention,
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somebody must be doing some wild fg
DowHEY, THE WEST VIRGINIA POET.


DowNEY, THE WEST VIRGINIA POET.
Downey, the delegate from Wyoming
who startled the world by breaking forth
in the Congressional Record last week
with tiiteen.page poem in blank verse,
is having great call for his remarkable
argument The Congressional Record
which contained It was entirely exhausted
the first day. Downey then had an edl-
ton OF one thousand copies in pamphlet
form gotten out at the governmentprintng
office, and these will soon be gone. Sen.
ators and Representatives every day send
him applications for ten, twelve and twen-
ty copies 10 furnish their constituents, and
people all over the country send postal
cards or letters directly 10 the poet asking
for q chance TO read the work. There has
not yet been time TO hear from Wyoming,
but Downey thinks that an edition Of
1000 copies will be required TO 60 around
among his constituents. Thus far be Is
making more glory than stamps" out Of
his literary effort, as he has to pay Tor the
printing himself, but the pamphlet has
been put ION sale for twenty-five cents at
the news stands and is meeting some sale
there. Downey says that he doesn't care
whether 1t has, any effect on his political
prospects or not.l He came to Congress
against his own inclinations, and will not
stand for reelection unless he is nomina-
ted by both parties. He has large mining
interests in Wyoming, and will be glad Of
achance to look more closely alter them.
GENERAL HEIsTzRLMAS's DEATH.
Major General Samuel P. Heintzelman
died this morning. The General Of the
Army, in general order, says:
General Heintzelman was man Of in
tense nature and Of vehement action,
guided by sound judgment and cultivated
tastes, universally respected and beloved.
At ripe old age he leaves US, universally
regretted. well done, thou good and
faithful servant May our end be as
peaceful and as much deplored as his"
Funeral Monday; interment at Buffalo.
General Hein,zelman was stationed in
wheeling at one period Of the war, and is
well and fayorablY known to many of our
who will regret to hear Of his
death.l
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rosrAI APPROPRIATIONS.

The Postoftice appropriation bill appro-
PIRATES SIS, ,775, ,42O, based upon estimates
aggregatiug $50, ,97O, ,92O, an increase Of ap.
preparation over last year Of $3.50, ,020, and
estimates the revenues for the year at
.ka..I eoE znn nnh
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The marks last evening indicated IL
feet 10 inches and rising slowly.
Yesterday, the Salt Valley and Katie
Stockdale,
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rae WOOL MARKET.

a. H. BEACH,, Secretary.
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SEATTLE.

correspondent in Pswellton, Butte
county. C,l.. ssks us some QUESTION:
about Seattle. and this is offered in
reply: Seattle hes . resident populs-
ton Of 1000 souls. It 10 . seaport Of
adnirsbie location and much import.
snce. lts resources are agricultural
and mineral. end. when properly de-
veioped. they will support . heavy
population. The people live upon the
present imperfect development of these
resources. upon manufsctsres, upon .
wholesale and retail trade with the
eo"ntry surrounding, and upon quite
extensive shipping interests. The town
is improving. and for at least Ave years
past has at no time ceased to improve.
Is prospects are exc.llsnt. Goods can
b. bought here at retail at about the
prsees that prevail in Ban Francisco.
Oar people have . well.earned char scter
FIR si.terpriss. This il thu starting
p"int far tbs Skagit gold mines. which.
from all reliable accounts, are rich.
Locs. capital has built . railroad
twenty enc miles long. ct IN. sxpsass
ofi more thsn shrse hundred thousand
dollars. over which has besn carried
1877 900 tohs OF coal since Jsnusry Let.
1879. This 10 . center for mails. trade
tr.ysl and general commerce. - we'll -
frrolifical. social and religious ssssu.
bl.s. The educational advantages Of
.,tattle blsrsss those Of any other town
ia tbs Territory. Our climate 10
heal,hsul aud pleasant. During long
term Of years the thsr,Oo@stsr has not
besai>~,sithin . dozen degrees OF zero.
nor moro distant than in .hs nlne.iss.
Frozen limbs. suustrokss and mad doks
Gre entirely unknown. We will be
disappointed il Seattle has not 10000
people Ave years hence.
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Resd tho following tsstimosials. noe
from psrsOus 5000 nilss Avey, whom
no one knows. bnt fron vell-kneea
and Trustworthy citizens Of Oregss.
whose nxmss. written with thsir own
hands. can be sseu ct OUT onice: @s1.4a,, .
UxATILLA. Oregon. Ian. 90 tsSD. :
Having reserved great benefit BY The
use Of the OREGON KIDNEY TEA. l take
great pleasure in Recommending it 10
those suffering from kidney troubles Or
backache - speedy and sure cure.
]. A. PERKINS.
PoRrLAND. Or. March 35S 1906 |
Having tried the efiscts Of Tho css-
centratsd extinct Of OREGON KIDNEY
TEA. we cheerfully bear witness to ito
beneficial agency in ahsctiooa of Ne
digestive ergans. Il 10 simple. Ate
and sure, is easily taken. and restores
healthy vitality TO the osgans II ID in
tended to operate upon with assured
success. g. J. MCCORMICK.
Editor Catholic Sentinel.
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MesAersl MssAerssr MosAess!! !
Are you disturbed q night and
broken Of your rest BY sick child sui.
fsriog and crying With the excrucisting
pain of outing teethY II sns g sa
once and get . bottle OF MRs. Viva.
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. Il will re-
lisvs the poor little sufferer iwmsdiAts-
ly-depsnd upon it; there i no mistake
about l.. There 10 not . mpther,. on
earth who hes ever used il Who viii not
tell you st once that Il will Regulate
the bowels. and give rest 70 the mother
and relief ed heo3h u - &1A
sting like aaeias Itis pSs1bgaly M
= ace in oil cesss. sad pleasspt . he
lists. and y u pr1pcxtp jon q q Of
The soldNts as1 sbsls 81 d p9gsi< lps
and uurses in ths Onited Ball.. Full
directions for using will accoopsny
each bsstls. Nsa6 dsesine 1a)sla ~
fac-simiie Il CURTIS 3 PIlKIxs = on
the eutsids weppse. 6sA eylgll
Medicine Oealses. IS coaes . bUttA
Beware of limitations.
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\ % EsrrD. "A man vas arrested

AsaEsrED.- "A man was arrested
here yesterday by Chief Thorndike on
the strength II Tire suppositiou that be
: wss ttis man Murphy by n.ms) Who
killed 7. D. French. . Umssilia county
sheep farmer. IAN Ftid.y evening. Ths
simslarity between,he marHrrested aud
ssthaa murderer is certainly striking snd
jtMtsa ris detention by officers Of the
Aisw. Tslegrams have bsen sent back
and forth. and ii this j. the man sho
co,smitied the horrible deed there he
will soon be bndhis .say back to the re-.
sion FROM which he Has 70 lately come.
Tbs arrested man admits the ressm !.
blance between himself aud the mas-
derer. but denies the identity. clsims
another name aud 10 cool and possess
cd. II he is the guilty man be made
remarkably good time 10 effecting his
escape from the scene OF the murder.
In the evening he was locked up in
that dirty. filthy. vsrmin-iDfssted den
on Painters Alley, known as the city
jail. where. At abont ten o'clock last
blight. through the courtesy OF Officer
NcGraw. he was int. viewed by On In
TELLIaENoER reporter. His statement
10 substantially - follows: MY name
10 Con McGr~gor; for several months
past have been living with the Post
Com nander at Camp Harvey. left
there bstween the 18th aud 10th VI
April. aud arrived in Portland. and put
up 1t the Bnft,o Hou.s abnut the 9th
.pf April. and remain, d there two days.
Then I vent to Astoria 70 Look for
work. And stopped At Wirtz's restsu.
rant: remained there till the 9th Of
May, whsn 1. in company Of : c0mpAn.
ion. who 10 also il seattle. started Cor
the Skaeit mines. arriving In this city
on Monday evening. by the Messenger.
II heard nothing Of the murder of
Frpsch till aitsr my arrest. when l wss
sbown 9 Newspaper account Of il. Mr..
Jsqss Fax. ot The seattle Iron Works,
knows me. lstons time worked under
him, and be knows my name 10 Metre
Roe. This 10 the fret time / have ever
bsen In Jail. and - this u snah Q filthy
place, Iwili Be cos psllod 10 Walk the
6oor all night, l have no fears but
Whist I can show Ia very short tims
thst I am not Murphy. and that l am
aailty Of No crime whatever. l do not
teel hard st the ofI1ees oesxresting me.
IL they think ansvsr She description
% the murdseeE. but Il = > great bard.
ship To b eonGme6 ID abon tit6N this.
thst il net q fos hog"
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eiapated - KIaR County. and more particularly
MINDED and described - follovs. 70 Wit: Begin
&A1g NJ point On ths right bank u the DuNn0p
iAh Riverp o. sstginal nen1vea 9snr4 -.
cisiln Of s3a0 soamp bsH. sainfH9 sNssss tDssh.
following the msanderings Of said nvar uns3l %
inssrsscts With the ncrth lins Of DAvtd , Canp.
halls laaA .46enes east along aid porsa tss nnsal
% intessec19 tine Of NE original claim 81
James oAM8he1f sthencs north folIoutps aid
Lire b she e6gtheasf corner Of sid claim. thsues
vsst % the nssth lsus of said claim . ths pisee
Of .bes1sdioG ceatsis1se elshU scses. uess q
dsdesion sI.ips snSs aws1sa in fsjsaalps
fusney three end. 1seasy -Sbwu ~ snaeos
+ HUdr est also Lot Two ca Of oectioa 1hses
& (1Ype 1Own5hyp y enty -three nof6 o. nan0o
Pfouf EA1k 0JntxtuIng ntneteen anAe fty threoe9e@
Ansdss6yAs 1c1esj AIso the Esst hall tkhl u
- sesss -. assstsr ls.Al e ssssiea 1ssssy:
I'm yssr ~. col slans day 49,; e
saturday. N sseA AaysflGsy. A.D.1soo
Court-ssso - fks Pssosse OUar d I'D Ktpg
County, Ana1es q Ocmmercsaf sesst. req shs
ko1nse Of Mil ssrssa - sasd oesyoe SeattIs.
Std aaie Will be st pubftc suction 20 tAe h9h-
&H91dder frr ca1by teA eoi6, % the day Of eale.
an4wtu - suhtsse % etansissDon s8y said Hfo-
hass CourA - also subject 20 grant hssesofoss
Dsds 70 the seattAe snA Vail. uasls naflEss1
I'D pesniae - - e19U4of pareAaelg
r. his pEpp&ss2 a6y - noes AiaAsas 49,
Ae.sile. and z sessssbls b. vagos rod. raiisssA.
For sassssr sh1lSAkn..I bsaysso ~ M,
ssA's = - - a. ~ . axcasrr<sxus. 81
f41Qlntslza1rix 81 ~ ssts1e - C1eI0uh 0ytnng.
h l4eaefsss4S al = .Hssss1e4 . ae =
q n 49, xe1essnsy ~ - eu1u1s- .sss.a =
aD1l5.U4
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.Lunssa sHIPxsxrs.-Dustss April
.eO6 81 feet Of lumber. 2.632. $50
shingles. 1890 latha. 1920 ports, H..
172 shocks. and 40 bundles JGSkSs isss
San Franeisoo on ship fss foreign part.
the valus 1t which vas ~. 40l. Since
January Let lu0bs sxpssts iron that
city have aggregated in vslus ei36. sl6.