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The true northerner., 1880-04-30
POLITICAL POINTS.

The New York Democratic State Con-
yention assembled at Syracuse on the Goth of
April and completed its work on the same day.
1t was olganized in the interest of Tlden, the
delegates being favorable to his claims by
large majority. Resolutions indorsing him were
adopted without much opposition, and the dele
gates to the National Convention, although
not instructed, are known to be firm
Tden men. A resolution in favor of the
retention of the two-thirds rule in the
national body was adopted. Scymours name
was mentioned during discussion, and was re-
ceived with mingled cheers and Kisses. A
proposition from the Tammanyites for recon-
citation was returned with a chillngly courte-
ous but evasive answer, indicating no DISPOSE
ton to harmonic with the boilers.
Tammany anti-Tilden John Kelly Demo-
Gratis also held State Convention at
Syracuse at the same time. Lieut.. Gov. Dor
sheimer, Erastus Corning, John Kelly and
Amasa J. Parker were the shining lights of this
convocation. The latter presided. They adopt
ed resolutions protesting against the one-rnan
power as undemocratic, and stigmatizing Til
dep career as selfish, treacherous and dis
The true northerner., 1880-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINos.

A large section of the city of Hull,
Ont, opposite Ottawa, inhabited principally by
the poorer classes, has been destroyed by fire.
About 800 buildings we're consumed, and not
less than 5000 people are homeless.
Two THOUSAND French Canadians left
Montreal for the manufacturing districts o.
Massachusetts, during the mopth of March.
Seven lives were lost i'll the recent fire
at Hull, Canada. The loss of property is placed
at s2,OOO,OOO.
The leaders of the woman suffragists
of the United States have issued call fora
vote" to be held at Farwell Hall, Chicago, June
2. On the 25th and Goth of May National
Woman Suffrage Convention will be held at In
dianapolis.
Nearly 1900 emigrants, who arrived in
Baltimore on one vessel the other day, left i'm
mediately for the West in four trains. They
are from Germany Austria, Sweden, and Nor
way, and are going to Iowa, Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and Nebraska.
The long negotiations between the
United States and Great Britain relating to the
Fortune bay (Newfoundland) attacks on Ameri-
can fishermen ended, few days ago, in the re-
fusal of the British Government to recognize
the justice of the American claims. Lord Sails
bury replies to the demand of the United States
for $103003 damages by a positive refusal to
pay or to recognize the justice Of the claim
Washington dispatch states that two men-of-
war are to be sent to Canadian waters to protect
American fishermen.
The true northerner., 1880-04-30

Presuning that you are nearly all fond of
flowers and their cultivation, / wish to have
short chat with you about them this
morning / would like very much to get
some flower seeds, and, if any one of You
have any that you would like to dispose
of, should be glad to purchase them. pur-
chased a number Of papers last spring from the
stores, and they didn't as much as show their mod
est little heads for my qualification. NV space
for flowers is very small i'll comparison with what
many of you have, and consequently am de-
srous OF getting many and as choice q Sc
lection as possible in small space. have
few beds III my back yard that / usually put in
common seeds, such az balsam aster petunia.
etc. like To have them bloom early, and shall
put them sprouting az soon as possible i'll boxes
indoors. / would like some sweet mignonctte
and cvpress-vine seeds. None of those came up
that planted last summer. l shall be happy
TO receive any suggestions that any Of you may
wish to give me in regard TO them. Nv plants
that had in my front yard last summer were
much admired by my friends. l will tell you
how l arranged them so as 10 get large guam
tty and variety of choice flowers and plants in
small space for the benefit of others who may
be circumstanced like myself My front yard
Will only admit OF one common-sZed mound.
which l had placed in the center and made
rather high and nicely sodded. In the center
OK this mound had second mound made the
same height as the first and sodded the same.
leaving space for a row of plants and an edge
of pansies all around In this bed or space /
put the choicest Of geraniums, heliotrope. ETC..
arranging them in the following manner
double punk geranium, heliotrope, double
red geranium and geranium, another
heliotrope, then red and white geranium, with
the double white and variegated petunias. and
SO on until the bed was filled, having firstly
edged it with fine variety of pansies. In the
center Of the second mound / placed a small
rustic vase, and in the center of that tall
fuchsia, large double flowers Around the
edge OF the second mound placed n row of
double white and variegated daisies alternately,
and filled the space with fuchsias and dwarf
geraniums, those having the variegated foliage
The vase was then filled with u variety of vines.
ETC., and they formed, when in bloom, pyra-
mid OF flowers to the height of about four feet
and half, and they were really very beautiful.
NETTIE
The true northerner., 1880-04-30
NEWS OF THE week
FOREIGN NEWS.

The English training ship, Atalanta,
80 long missing, has probably been lost with all
on board. of the Azores. A gunboat which re-
Gently arrived at London reports having sighted
immense quantities Of wreckage in that vicinity.
There were on the Atalanta about 800 boys and
thirteen naval officers.
Heavy gales, causing much damage
10 shipping and considerable loss of life, are re-
ported on the coast of Scotland.
Beaconsfeld rendered his resignation
to Queen Victoria on the 22d of April.
The summons of the Queen to MIR.
Gladstone, in response to which he has under
taken the formation Of the new Ministry, marks
the contamination of the Liberal triumph in
Great Britain. II il full recognition Of the
significance of the result of the Parliamentary
elections and denotes the abandonment of any
effort to give an evasive, halfway acknowledge
ment of the reversal of policy demanded by the
nation.
The British forces in Afghanistan re-
Gently repulsed and dispersed 5000 native
cavalrymen, inficting severe losses on them.
Gen. Stewards recent victory at Ghuz-
press of India regards the campaign virtually at
an end.
A missionary at Bagdad reports that a
dreadful famine prevails in Mesopotamia and
Kurdistan, and that thousands of Christian con-
verts are starving.
A French Deputy who recently cast
some reflections on brother of President Grevy
has been excluded from the Chamber for fifteen
sttings, and placed on half pay for two months,
by order of Gambetta, for insulting the Presi-
dent of the republic"
A London dispatch announces that
the following Cabinet appointments have been
made: Earl Granville, Secretary of State for
the Foreign Departments; the Marquis of Hart
ington, Secretary of State for India III. C. E.
Chders, Secretary of State for War; Lord Sell
borne, Lord High Chancellor; William 4. Fos-
ter, Chief Secretary for Ireland; Lord North
brook, First Lord of the Admiralty.
Prince Gortschakoff, the Russian
diplomat, is reported to bo recovering from his
recent severe illness.
The true northerner., 1880-04-30
HIcAGo, II

A serious illustration of the risk at
tending electric shocks, even when APP
parently slight, occurred recently in New
Haven, ct. A gentleman was induced
to try shock "just for fun" from the
machine of an itinerant peddler of cleo
tricity. He turned away, but had not
gone far when he was seen to stagger
and fall. He was picked up uncon-
scious, and remained SO until he died,
two days after. The physicians pro-
it case of apoplexy, superin-
duced by the electric shock.
The true northerner., 1880-04-30
Rambling Rover.

In travelling one might read Dickens COM
plete works in real life. Many persons. in criti-
cising this author, say that his characters are
over-drawn, but we hear and read of such every
day. We meet them in the social circle, in the
business community, on the cars at the sway
Side Inn,r among the rich and lowly, the beau
tiful and good, the kind and cruel, the lovely
and the repulsive. There are men even more
slippery than Urah Heep there are living to-
dav, in our asyums and humane institutions,
more cruel and cpntemptible men as wardens,
good shepherds and superintendent than even
The true northerner., 1880-04-30
CHICAGO. III
Ginger Snans.

One cup OF brown sugar, one cup Of butter,
one teaspoonful of soda dissolved in table
spoonful of warm water, one tablespoonful of
ginger, orniore if you like, one cup of New Or
leans molasses. Let the butter, sugar and
moasses come to a boil, then add the soda; stir
well; add flour enough to roll very thin; use IL
very small cutter; bake in hot oven.
AUNT Lucy.
CHICAGO, Ill
The true northerner., 1880-04-30

CARDS are said to have been invented
in France in 1891, 70 amuse Charles Nv.
during the intervals of melancholy dis
order. Piquet and all the early games
are French.
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at s5 seas rs. B4con quiet at % 6oas 5Oa
0 SIX, Whisky dull at 10. Butter firm;
choice Western Reserve 17alsc; choice Cen.
tEll ONO lhAlSn

at s6 seas 76 Btcnn quiet at 80 60a9 60a
| 0 SIX, Whisky dull atSl 10. Butter firm;
choice Western Reserve 17alsc; choice Cen.
trail 0rio l6alsc
ToLxDo,. August 2S.-wheat dull; No.
! white Michigan 96c; amber Michigan 98Sc:
NO. 2 red Wabash, spot, August 969<c: Sep.
tember 96lfc; October 97IIc; EOvem Der ss ie:
December 99H Ne. red Wabash DSc; No y
red mixed 9jEc. Corn dull: high mixed
lSc; No. 2spot 42Ac; September 42i<c; Octo.
Der 42]Sc; No. white iShc; rtjected Axe.
Oats weak; No. 2, SPOT and August 3nI<c: Oc-
Eber SOHc; No. white 3SsEc; Michigan
.NEw YoaH, august 2s-DRY Goops-Job.
oinH trade continues active and business fair
with commission houses Prints In irregular
demand, bui side band plaid STYLES doing we'll.
G'nghAms active and scarce. Dress goods IN
steady request Mems woolens quiet. Fan.
neis in moderate request and steady.
NEw YoRK. August 28-Metals. mann.
iactured cope dll. New sheatifg $26 O8.
inRot Lake $40 90. Pig iron quiet and yery
strong; Scotch s2S o0a?6 90: American S2i 50
a29 W; Russia sheetings $I3 Ovai6 10. Nnils
cut s. 25. clinched 81 60a6 G5.
BosroE, August o. Vool-Dull: obio
and Pennsylvania 44ai9c: Michigan 3s i<a4lc.
Wisconsin 40ailo; delaine and combins Az
SIC; Kentucky comhing 36IfaSsc; unwssl ed
combing 3SsSic Texas 25aSOc; Tub washed
4Sc; pulled 4oa5oc.
NEW ORLEANS August 2s-Co,ton quiet.
l1Xc low niddling Ike eo,,d or.
dinary ] &c, Net receipts 2l9 bales erossi ,sls
otles; exports quiet; Britain 2,s0U balls.
TIruSyILLE, Angus 2s.- Market opened
at 9lkc: highest Nc; lowest sOHc; cIUsed
Ut 909sc: sales S920tO barrels shipments 4.-
)l7 barrels; charters 7,lOO barrels
lrScwsA~I. Angus 2s-Ross dull; com.
mon $ 9oai 80; light ~ Ssai 80; pacSipg
y oSS ssao % butchers % 25a5 40. Receipts
pfrrsErssB, August 2s.--PrRoLxuM-.-
Quiet crude st ady at 81 I0As at PnrI ers' for
'nipment; refined exc for Philadelphia de.
livery.
New YoEx. August 29-wooI Dull and
weak; DOM fleece Ssa50c; pulled SIC; un.
washed lbaS9c; Texas lSaSSc
Az AsTwEar. August % -rErnOLrux-Reaned
'3hL
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THE CANTON REUNION.
Tho Programme for the Event of Next
Mednesdhy.

CANTON, Ono. August 27.-The arrange
ments for the great soldiers and sailors re-
union here on next Wednesday have been
fully completed. The programme Of the day
comprises an artillsyr salute at sunrise q
thirty.nine guns; the reception Of comrades
during the morn ng; grand procession at 1880
A. N. to the Fair Grounds, at which place a
free dinuer will be served. In the afternoon
at Q o'clock the following exercises will be
held Music by Canton G. A. Band Prayer,
by Rev. W. H. Locke, Chaplain; Address Of
Welcome, by Mayor James Valley; Response,
by Gen. R. Kennedy; Music, Visiting Band;
0ratien. by Hon. Stanley Matthews; Address,
~ he Volunteer" by Gen. Aqulla Wiley:
Music, Visiting Bandi Address. ''The Regular
Army" by Gen. ". 7. Sherman; lntr0dac.
ton OF Distinguished Guests; Benediction
Gen. VIM. H. Gibson. III the evening a
salute OF 200 rounds by the Calling Gun bat
terry and gorgeous display OF 6rcworka
The President Of the day will be O Ault-
take the position OF Chief Marshal. Among
the distinguished guests who have accepted
Invitations to be present are resident and
Ramsey, AttoFney.General i vens, Governor
Fostor, Hon. Stanley Matthews and General
The following veteran organiza-
tions will hold their reunions upon that occa-
sion: The 4th, sth, 18th, 10Th, l til. 2Sd,
2bth, S2d, 4lst, 6lst, 9th, 85th, 76th, 9Sth,
l04th. ll7th and l15 Ohio Volunteer In an.
try, 18th and 7lh Virginia Volunteers, 6th U.
s. co ored troops, lst, Sd, 9Th and 26th Ohio
Battery snd McLaughlin's Cavalry. The oc.
casion will be one OF the greatest eclat and
epioyment 10 the veterans wao are present
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sr. LOUIS, August ga reunion OF the
colored National Guards Of the United
States will begin here tomorrow, and
continue for three days. Companies A
and B Of the 10th Illinois regiment, under
command Of Major s. W. Scott, arrived
to-day from ohicpgo. Tho zouaSes Of
Memphis, will arrive tonight, and the
Mcclellan Guards, OF the same place, will
come tomorrow. Captain Ed. Brown
and Lieutenau B. s. Payne. of the Palmer
Guards of Columbus, Ohio, are here, and
will represent that company, aud a COM
pany Is expected from Dayton, Ohio.
The two Chicago companies were re-
ceiyed at the depot by the Attic Guards, oi
this city, and were escorted to Union Hall
where they now are, and where all other
visiting companies will be quartered.
Tomorrow there will be athletic sports al
The fair grounds, and competitive drill
Inspection and review on Tuesday. The
oiiices OF the National Guard Union will
hold a connection, and on Wednesday there
viii be q parade In the afternoon and are
ception In the evening. asas1sa
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pESssYLyxSiA a OIL FIRES.
Lightning Destroys several LaFgs
tanks Near Bradfard.

Lightning Destroys several Large
Tanks Near Bradford.
BRApFoRp, Pa, August 2s.-The light
ming has sgain been at work amopg.the oil
tanks. This afternoon one rig and four
250.barrel tanks were burned on the West
Branch, about three miles from tho city.
About $3.50 tonight one OF heavens shafts
sti uck one Of the Limited Pipe Line Com.
pahy's 25,000.batrel tanks, located near
the State line. Over sixty tanks
are scattered through the valley be-
tween the State line and Tarport, there
being no less than twenty tanks in close
proximity to the burning monster. The
tank is two hundred and tilty feet from lis
nearest neighbor, and tits hoped that by
digging trenches the. other valuable jeo.
pardized property can be saved. Should
the Are spread Il would be one Of the most
remarkable contiagrations on record, as
/ 500, 600 barrels ot oil are stored In the
valley, the tanks In most instances being
very close to each other. Superintendent
SNOW has sent large forces OF men to the
scene. Solid shot will be fred into the
tank to prevent, II possible, tho disastrous
spread Of the FIRE.
tank HssS1 struck BY II lighting at State Line
Saturday evening, burned out tonight
without causing any further destruction O
property. Dangerous overflows were OBJ
Waited by firing solid shot into the bottom
Of the burning tank and drawing oil of
10000 barrels were consumed. 0thel
property In different parts oil the oil felt
was destroyed during the storm. An estl
mate on the total loss plsces It OF 40, 900
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Tha River lpSt night was almost at stand
still, having fallen but three inches in twenty.
four houis. The gauge showed four feet six
inches.
The And IS. as will be seen by our adyertis,
ing columns will be here torday 10 leave at 8
p. ". on Tuesday, as OF old. Ahe Is as bend.
some and bright sa new boat since her paint
Ing and repairs.
The Pres Ellison commenced extending her
trips 10 Martins ferry yesterday, and will do
90 each SUNDAY until further notice.
Eugene List willOleFk the Sidney when she
enters the Cincinnati and Tennessee river
trade.
was sent 10 this city from Woodsfi.ld yeSter
day evening to be presented 10 Capt Mort,
Noll, oi the steamer sciota, to-day, but up "a
the time OF going TO press the boat had nol
arrived, ,-Rellairs Dsmoerat,:
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BELL.AlRE.

An anniversary service was held in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening, 1t
being the twentieth year of the churph's
existence. Addresses were made by some
Of those who were members at the time Of
the organization Of the church.
The Republican meeting on the square
Saturday night was a success, Mr.. Jones
spose for two bours and was able to make
himself heard In spite Of the confusion
made by some boys With drpWs and shout
ing. 49, - q.
Ciairsvilie, now OF wcGregor, Iowa, is
visiting Mrs. James Gorrell.
The water In part of the town was
turned of Sunday for awhile on account
Of q leak in the First ward.
Miss Violet Iiams. who lately left here,
was badly hurt last week at Gallia, Ohio,
by being thrown from a buggy. Her sis
ter who was with her was killed.
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Itching PiIes-s, mptom. aud Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like pprspi.
ration, intense itching. increased by
scratching, very distressing particularly
atnight, as II pin worms were crawling
In and abnutthe rectumi tho private parts
are sometimes aIeotedi Il allowed tn cor.
tiuue, very serious results may follow.
.Dr. Swayne's All, Healing Ointment" Is a
pleasan, sure cure. Also Tor 'Fetter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, Scsld Head, Erysipelas, Bar.
bers' Itch, Blotches, all Scaly, Grusty, Gu,
,aneous Eruptions. PIics 80 cents, 8
boxes for 81 25 Sent BY mail 10 any nd.
dress on receipt OF price In currency, or
three.cent postage stamps Prepared only
by DR. Swayne & Son, aS0 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia Pa. Sold by all prom
inent druggists.
swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders. MwF4w
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Mothersl Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain Of cut
ting teeth? II 50, go at once and get Q
bottle Of Mrs, Winslow's soothing Syrup.
It will relieve tho pear little sufferer Inn
medlstely depend upon u; there is no
mistake about 1t. There Is not mother
on earth who has ever used ttwho will not
toll yon OF once that It will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health 10 the child, operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and "a
the prescription Of one OF the Oldest and
best female physiCIans and nurses In the
United statss, Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile Of Curtis 4 Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi.
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Beware OF limitations. Nw4P
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DOINGS OF A DAY,
FEARFUL DISASTER TO A STEAMER
ON LAKE ERIE.
Destructive OIL Fires In Pennsylvania
Thousands Of barrels of Petroleum
Set Fire TO by I.ightninE-Yes. '
terday's Occurrences at
Home and Abroad.
THE READY REVOLVER.

A DIsgraeefuI Episode at Kentucky y
Criminal Case, IN which Senator Voor-
hees Figures Prominently.
NrcHoLAsvILLE, KY, August 2S.-Dur.
ing an argument between Senator voor-
hees, for the defense, and q. ]. Bronston,
for the State, in the Arnold murder trial
yesterday, the latter made q statement
which provoked the remark from
Voorhees,:
"May it please the Court, there Ia not
one OF evidence TO sustain the state
ment that the gentleman is now making"
Bronston retorted: ~ say there is."
"And l say that is not" replied Voor-
hees.
Some one then hurrahed at the top OF
his voice for Bronston. James B. Leavett,
a Madison county man, jumped to his feet
and said; 'It's a G-dd-d lie."
Much excitement arose, and some one
cried, "rhey're going 10 shootl" Arnold's
brother Ike made for Bronston, pistol in
hand, and many other pistols were drawn.
Ike was taken to jail and quiet restored.
Bronston concluded hisspeech with locked
49, -. i,,ss. ,.o..iia5 H..
night.
After the adjournment Of the oourt,
Brons!on went TO Senator Voorhees, and
askeG him II anything personal was meant.
voorhees, replied In the negative, and
there the matter rests as to the two attor-
neys.
TIrE sEeuEL-PiSEp FOR CONTEMPT.
NiCHoLAsylLLE, KY, August 2S.-The
great Arpold.Lit,le murder case was
hronght To a close This evening by YER.
Jict of acouittal. The iury were out
Inst two hours. When the yer.
dict. ave. the Jury, find the defendant
moi guilty as charged in the indictment"
@ was road Arnpld's friends leaned
10 mi their ieet and sboutsd vociferouslys in
spiie OF the heavy raps Of ] udge Buck kner's
na,,aI Arnnldta f,innda anrrSnndad hin,
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MEMPHIS, August pa telegram, re:
peived this afternoon from Or. O. a. Rice,
lnspeGtor National Board Of Health OF
yicksburg Station, reports Ave suspicious
oasep Of sickness on board the tow boat
Raven. which left New Orleans last Tues.
day. Instructions were ieIegraphed to DR..
Rice, by Dr.. R, A. Mitchell, OF the National
Board Of Health, to detain the steamer II
possible. But the telegram was delayed,
having been seat from Vicksburg last
evening. The National Board OF Health
steamer Benner has been despatched to In
tercept'the Raven, if'she shoild' have left
yicksbufg before the telegram sent BY DR..
Mitchell bad been received,
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DEATH 0N rnE WATER.
A Large Passenger Steamer ON Lake Erie
Bpyasd 70 ,ss Waters Edge"Greet Loss

A Large Passenger Steamer ON Lake Erie
Bsrnsd n ,ss Water. kdse"Greset Loss y.
ofLtfe.
DETROIT, MICH, August 29.-The steamer
Msrine City, running between Mackinacc,
and this point and Cleveland, took fire at
. o'clock this afternoon, tyo miles Of Al:
coma and thirty miles beloy Alpena, and
burned to the waters edge. She had q
large load Of passengers. and one hundred
ana thirty are reported saved. Some are
known to be lost.
"A special says: Marine City, on her way
down from Mackinac with a full load Of
freight aud passengers, left Alcona this
afternoon about four O'CLOCK. Vhen Of
Sturgeon Point ilre vas discovered
in the hold, and before any efee-
live efforts could be taken the flames
became nnmanageabie. The crew were
at once directed TO save passengers.
Phe tug Vulcan was fortunately in sight
aud hastened to their relief, as did also the
boats OF the life station at that point and
several small boats from the shore. These
picked up Q large number OF persons In
the water.
The passengers on the boat were chiefly
from Detroit, Port Huron and the ppshore
ports. Also the followingI Mrs. j. j.
Moore and son. ottumwa, P. Dewitt Co.
vile, Toronto; Mrs. Margaret and j. ].
Mcconnell, Mrs. McElroy, Ohas. Clemens,
lals member Thomassen and Frank War.
ner, all OF Teledoi Isaac Tagner, Mon
treal. The following are the only missing
yet known: Richard shuliy, James Griftin,
Frank Emmet spd Guy McElroy, Of TO.
iedo; DR.. Rnmeroy, OF Ohio. nupher
have been taken TO Sturgeon Point, where
the names have not been obtained. Gap.
tain CONNER and crew Of the Marine City,
acted With great pooluess, and Captain
lackett and crew OF the tug Vulcan ren.
dered valuable assistance, as also did the
life saving crew. Those rescued are all
at Alcona.
The Marine City vas fine passenger
boat, fourteen years old, and valued at
$40, 900, insured for Sl5, 900 and owned by
GalIagLe er 4 Warmer, Of this city.