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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10

Inoolvsut Laws and Foreign Cred.

In-<he case Of Benham, Trumbull
- Co., against w. G. Bassett & Co.,
Z appealed from Justices Court, Bal
Iona township, Judge Sepulveds
yesterday reversed the judg-
5nsT Z Is tbs lop 81 Court, and gave
Judxn an, Tor ths pAiasifFs. The
snsge 8fssah opinion eeginning as
Ills
tsThis Is an action instituted In
1kis State by citizens OF Illinois
against residents Of California upon
3 pr0missnry note, payable in this
ooDnty. The defendants filed dis
0harRo in insolvency here. and
3 GlAim az y bar the fact that the for
olgn creditors have brought suit
81 this State, where the discharge
WoBF obtained, and thereby have
Submitted and assented to the juris-
dj0tiOn Of this State so as to entitle
.1ho defendants to release by said
di1eharge.
The whole current OF authority
eet1les beyond dispute that foreign
creditors cannot be affected by o
discharge without their consent.
Il d now settled by the decision of
the Supreme Court OF the United
Btates, as well as by the decisions
Of our own and other States, that
jnsolvent laws have not sx.
ira territorial efficacy and
are WHOLLY ;~-Haetaa aeGiuat
nor-real5l " the State, even
sh0ukh tho Contract was by its
s1fsps g he performed In The state
f=ttns he disehaEes, nple5s, u
deed. surh pon-reaias1t creditor
.Feinutalily become party 10 the
tbsoivea1 proceedings, or claims Ok
: ssccepis dividend thereunder."
Here follows long list Of au-
thofities.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1880,

At twelve O'Clock M. OF said
cay, will proceed 10 sell,
ell the Court House door, In the
CITY and County OF Los Angeles, State of
California, at public auction 10 the high
est and best bidder for cash, In United
states gold coin. to satisfy said decree for
principal and interest, attorneys fees,
eeeribed real estate or SO much thereof
s may be necessary to satisfy said sums.
g ven under my hand, at the city and
nn1itty Of Los Angeles. State Of Califor-
"A this 2lst day OF October. A. D. 1880,
WIN. II. ROWLAND,
sheriff.
By R. A. LING, Deputy Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10
Wanted to Rent,

An improved place, with fruit trees,
alfalfa patch and farming land.
Apply to HERDMAN d JONES.
O13 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10
Wanted.

A respectable party tmarried) TO- take
IL. In payment OF board there Is offered
the lease Of II acres Of ground within the
city limits; acres bearing vines, truit
trees, etc.,. and house. None but paroles
with good city references need apply ID
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10

I saccepis dividend Hereunder"
Here follows long list Of au-
thofities.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10
Mortgage Sale.
No. 222,

N the Superior Court of the County OF
Il Los Angeles, State of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10
MEDICAL.
DIR. PIERcE's
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Arc not advertised MS "cure. ais" but
are specifics In the diseases for which
they are recommended.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10

A true copy of the original.
X. A. LING,
Constable Los Angeles Township.
by h. W. ROSE, Deputy. ss-2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10

NEW ADvEkrl- EN- ENTs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-10
FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
FOR SALE.

The best i'm approved ~ acre lot In the
alty. Every available spot is occupied
~ choice bearing fruit tree. Good
. ,use, water. barn and everything U. X.
apply on the south side of Tenth street,
Second lot west OF Pearl. Half the pur-
chase money may remain on time t. suit
purchaser. ol9-lm
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
Fell from q Sca6GlN.

Harry Grimes, a colored man aged
about sixty years, met with painful
accident while at work on Walton's ice
house, over Eleventh street bridge. on
Monday afternoon, between four and FIVE
O'clock. M. Grimes had stepped upon
a scaffold, which was erected some dis
taace from the ground, and as he did
50, it being poorly erected, it gave way
and he was precipitatsd to the ground.
When he was picked up it was found
that it was necessary to convey him to
his home, No. 904 Wilson street, in o
carriage. Dr.. T. A. Keables attended
the injured man and after an sxamina-
ton discovered that his hips were bruis-
ed, his lips and gums lacerated, his
teeth loosened and a portion of the
chin barred to the bone. The physician
thinks Mr.. Grimes will be able TO walk
in q day or tWo.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
FIFTH EDlTIflN'
An Elora,n,an,.

A few months ago a man u
Smith, a shipwright by trade N.Y.
a young woman from the al,u.tpaY p,uY|
wait upon his wife who had hwy"
invalid. Things went on ouits vU'I Wv
y until month or two ago, v6a, u!
smith began to treat his wiss \
badly, and yesterday morning bs
cured a new trunk, packed tbs II
womar's clothing and his own ~ Y
put up his set Of ship sarpspts,,s
when he informed his wife, 10 Will
had been married seventeen vsar, euv
he was going TO New York, and J
never return. He also informsd / Y
he intended to mortgage the boni
which they had resided, SO tbal
could not get o dollar out Of Il. n
the time made no reply, and alll
the pair TO 60 quietly on their
This morning the desertsd
consulted q friend in regard to|
course she should pursue. Be aSl
her to sell her furniture and IN /.
the money as best she could. A
gage could not Of course be obtain
the house which Is worth $500 or
subject to o mortgage held by A I
society Of which he was a maj
Fortunately the Smiths had no
dren aud the deserted wife has
herself to provide for.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
4. %. o. . Il.

Delaware Lodge, l. 0, 0. f., vi
ebrats their ssmi.centennisl an
sary this evening. Ths Odd "a
Hall is decorated with flags, and
preparations are being made to !
the event memorable. There will
lecture by Hon. Schuyler COlfaz,
Opera House on the principles
Order, after which a banquet "
given at the hall, corner of Thir
King streets. Five tables will be /
in the lecture room, three Of whic
be arranged in the centre, fOrmiz
letters l.. +. T. Mr.. Colfax is exl
TO arrive at the depot on the $50
when he will ba received by Co
tee of the Lodge and escorted to
quarters. A very delightful til
anticipated. The Lodge is highly
porous and the members are reall
liant. The programme will be fol
another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
sstyCAL 5GNG RAELn.
IuATz WILMINGTON.

ThAINb LlAE q HL-I--h4'o NSS' ,---
For Phii9deNhlB ana intermeclhte s'MlVn' :
7, $40, 1926, a. H.; 80, 40, . y 81, =;
Ii. Oa Sundays: c.lO a. m.; 0'Oo, o'ao' ''o'
Paila. Express: G.ao, Q, 04i, 1c.o2". IN. Sun
For Pniia. and Nsw YorE: 1.+l. 2.23. 8 80, f.9o
IO.O2a m; l2.>5 II 90, *l2 30, (Ll~is")
b49p, In, Sundays G,4 ,T.25 a. N.
For gSltmare end way sEattons: .2'o!' see D.
m :l252 j.22p. m.
For halnmc.e, Washington a1d 8ay Lins
449, T.Os y. IL. ,,- -,
For Iallylrrc and washington: I%.h, frS
215, s.SB q NJ: 1859. ~ t:himIeG) 441
7nS D. n. Sunday2: 12.5l, Eva, s.l5 a. L.
For Information apply @t Gep0i -. - .,
For Nsw Casts: G.J0, s2', O.. a., l.o', o'o'
For Harrington and inter cAiete stations
AnI ~ II. l'5. r.5 s ". IN
For Ds;mGr,ard inte Inc liats stations. 9."3 o.
m rs n. N.
For Wi!mingten i Northern Il. R.: $40, a
m,;S.O6, $50, p. II. NO SUNDAY trains.
Far Delaware Western Z. R.: 7.lb, l0.SO, am
$50 .. m. No Sunday trains.
rRAINs FOR WILMINGTON LRAVH PELADHLr
PHIA.
Fr,m Broad street ana Washington avenU
1880, $40. 10 80. 1?.45, H.4a g. m; &c, $3.50
4, 5lb, 8, GA, s, 3.l1, ll.3l ?. m. On Dur
days: s.so q, ID; 8, s, g.a6, 1l.%0p. m
Ftom Thirty-Second and Marvel lR'reet5: 7.3
g.sO, II. IS a. n: 122b. N4imited) 2.46 p. n
I'D SUNDAYS: Les a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
PUBLIC. SALES.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
REAL ESTATE.


By virtue of On order of orphans, Court 81
the State OF Delawa'e, In and ior NeT SasI,'
Deuaty, made at the February Term, "A. ~ ,
1880, Of said Court, will be exposed 10 puoie
safe on the premises, on ,oo
SATURDAY, 9TH DAY OEJUNf' A. u oo
At 51S O'Clock, 2. m.
The following deserted Real Estate, DelDg
the property Of John Kelly, late OF Chiistiane
Hundred, deceased, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
All that ecrtsin lot OF land vita two story
franc dwelling house thereon erected, situated
In ChristianR Hundred, New Caste County
and State of delaware beginning at O. cor
per stake on the southwesterly side OF the
wilmington and Kennctt Turnpike Road a
corner of land formerly Of james Webb, now
OF E. j. DUPONT, DaNemours Il Co., thence
along the side OF the said road. north forty
two and one quarter degrees west forty ieet 70
stake, theac in SOuthwesterly direction
one hundred and forty feet to corner STAKE
at the distance Of sky feet from the line o.
James Webb's land, thence in q as0nthelstefiy
direction sixty feet TO the said James WeDD'
| land; thence bv o line Of sal land formerly
o: James Webb, north thirty-one and three
aHacter degrees east, one hundred and iorty
| feet to the place OF beginning, be the con
tents theroi what they may.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid py
HUGH STIRLING, Administrator,
or by Victor DUPONT, His Attorney.
Attost--J. M. HOUSMAN, CLERK Orphans
Codrt.
7. M. Ogle, Auct 612-eodt22'ted
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
Accident on tho Bridge

VIM. Barsford, the keeper
Third street bridge, was subject
painful accident on Monday eV
Between nine and tan O'Clock he
that the draw was going off and
he seized it to prevent it from
farther he became wedged in 3
the draw and the eastern sbu
From this position he was resc
his daughter who fortunately 3
accident. Mr.. BIS. shoulders ant
we're Lruised but no bones wsro
lie Is attended by DR.. H. Pattera
Is as comfortable as could be %
under the circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
DEB.

GRlSSOM.-On the 10Th inst, Frank, son Of
Ellwood GrisSOm, aged years,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the resiteLce OF his parents,
Sll E Sth st., on Wednesday afternoon. Ser
vices at 2.3J o'clock. T
LYNAM.-ht Klrkbride, on the 2Gd inst,
Evan 7. Lyman, in his Nth year.
The relativei AMI tIiends are invited to a.
tend the iune al from his In residence on
Thursday NAV 18th. Services at the house
lnterment at st. j ames ee netery, Newport.
O'CONNER. On the 28th inst, James Rus
sell U'C0nngr ageI months and days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from ths r. sidenco oi his parentt,
NJ A. and Mary Russell OCOnncr, Ob West
street on Thursday afternoon, Ut o'clock.
CAMPBELL in this city on the 25th inst
Sally Ann Campbell, wife of the late 1O'
seph Campbell, IL her 69tn year.
The relatives and friends are inrit:d to at
tend the funeral from her late residence, AZ
E. 9th st., on thursday afternoon at o'clock
Services at the house. lnterpent a. River
view cemetery
"Asleep in Jesus"
BARNEY in this city, en- the G6 n instant,
Sarah, wife of VIM Barley, in the S9h
year OF her age.
Relatives ana iiends are invited to attend
the funeral from the resi- enee OF her husband,
NO. 8 4. 9Th st, on Saturday afternoon al
230 o'tlcek. Services a. The house. Inter.
inert at Ri7Grview Gem terry t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
REGISTERS ORDERS.
EGIsTER's ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,

~ REGISTERS OFFICE, u
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May "a, lSN.
Upon the application OF Geo. u: Oleiens
and Robert H Jones, Executors oil Geo Cle'
land. late Of Wilmington HID, In said coun-
ty. deceased, it Is ordered and rec,
led by the. Register that the Executors
aforesaid give notice OF granting o'
Letters Testamentary upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
the eof. .by causing advertisements 70 be posted
within forty days from the date OF such Let
ters in six of the most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands az iinst the estate TO present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly IN
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same Pc
riod In the DELAw RE REPUBLICAN, news
paper published in Wilmington, and 70 Dc
Continued therein three weeks (e-od)
(l Given under the hand ana sea- OF
". q. Office of the Register aforesaid ut New
! ~ Castle, in New Castle county siore-
said, the day and year above written.
NoTIoE-All persons having claims agalnst
this estate of the deceased must present the
same. duly attested to the Executors on OF
before May IA, 1881, or abide the Act Of As
sembIy in such case made and provided.
GE9EGE E9EST ! ?. GhELaND' fnNht Executors.
Address :-Wilmington. Dei. gig
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
SECOND EDITION.
;, u,,.&J., tenn,al Cel ebratiOn,

The fiEtieth aniiveIsary OF Dela-
ware L.dav, No. l, l. o. 0. F., will ie
celebrated 1T the 0p ra Heese this eve
ming. The exercises will consist OF al
address on the historical and statistical
formation of the Lodge, by P. Ct. t.,
s. G. L. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of In
diana, iutsrspersed with music.
At the co.. clusion Of the anniv'''
sary exercises q banquet will be n
dered to the members Of the Order .,
thsir wives at Odd Fellows Hall. The
Committee on Banquet were busily e'p
ployed to day in making the necessary
arrangements. The hall is oovers'
withrtablss and in the csntre OF th'
room they form the letters ''F." ~
and "T.," the initials Of the order
melto-Friends dshi2, love aud truth.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
FOURTH EDITION.
OUR COURTS.


A Hot Day I'm the Hall or Justice
The N eai Case Resumed-The De.
tense Opens.
Specially Reported for the REPUBLICAN,.
NEW CASTLE, May rs.
Ten o'clock brought the Court
together again. The heat was SO In.
tense that coats were discarded and
everybody tried to make themselves as
comfortable as possible. Chief Justice
Comegys and associates Houston and
Wales were upon the bench.
The Chief Justice ordered that the
space back of the jury box be kept
clear Of persons who usually crowded
there to the annoyance of the jurymen.
He also ordered that no persons should
be allowed to approach within speaking
distance of the jurors nor to converse
in their hearing upon the subject on
trial before the Court or any other sub.
ject within their hearing, and II any
person persisted in disobeying these
rules the court would administer q
severe punishment.
The case of the State vs.. William
Neal indicted for rape was called and
the State proceeded with the examina-
ton.
Thomas Deakyne, sworn-Am a JUS
tice OF the Peace in Blackbird Hundred,
recollect the rape case of March. 29th; us
sued warrant for the arrest Of Neal;
he was brough. to my house about II
O'Clock; Mrs. Gosser arrived about a
half hour later; she recognized Neal as
the man who had committed the
outrage; he denied being at the
house. She said, "did you not ask
me il Mr.. Lightcap wanted any more
hands ?" He replied that he asked TO,
seme other man she said he had the
same clothes on except the shirt he
said that in changing his clothes he
left OF the overshirt took down the
statement of Mrs. Gosser in writing.
Philip Clayton, reoalled-about one
O'Clock when Neal went psst my house;
he went past and then returned; there
was nobody with him.
The State here closed.
Mr.. Higgins opened for the defence
saying that the great heat of the day
and the character of the case admonish
him that he should not say much until
the regular argument. The crime Of
rape said an eminent iurist was very
easily made, hard to prove and hard to
make a defence against. After all
sept it down as you will, there is nc
positive proof against Neal except by
taa woman Mrs. GOsser herself. She
told her story without Intolerance but
his mouth is sealed. Mr.. Higgins said
he had collected all the evidence he
could get; he should present it and
the facts would be left with the jury
He proposed By evidencet to show thai
this man Neal was going along quietly
! from his home to his brother-in-laTs
house, on that afternoon and he pro
posed to show where he was during
the day.
Terrence Corbin sworn, live in Smyr
ma, knew William Neal; he heard o
the outrage; was at the Smyrna Hous'
between and 10 o'clock; nearer 8 thai
10; don't know when he left. Thoma!
Hill corroborated Corbin.
Charlotte Simmons sworn, live in
Smyrna, cook at Raymond's Delawar'
House; saw Neal at my house at l;
lo'clock; Neal lives with hi
wife; went home and found Neal there
Melvina Pecker sworn, live witt
Charlotte Simmons; Neal lives there
he was home at Y o'clock; he left sool
aftSr Mrs. Simmons left, he and hi
wife were uuarrelling.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
The Leef. .WilnOn AEair.

Idesire to dissipate the rumor that
was party to the attempt at clandes-
tine marriage of the above named per-
sons last week, by the following state
mant:
lat. Twas never approached by any
person at any time to perform the
ceremony.
"a. was in Madison, N. j., at the
time the party or parties called to see
me about the matter.
3rd. My carriage was not used to
convey the parties 10 or from any place
at any time.
4th. don't know any thing about
the affair. J. d. RIdG.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
THIRD EDITION.
AssAULTAND BATTERY.
Result of y COlOred Man Asking n
Woman 20 Treat Him.

Result Of COlOred Man Asking n
Woman 20 Treat Him.
John Allen was arraignsd before
Cole this morning charged
with assaulting and using abusive lau-
guage toward Gilbert Jackson. Last
Friday evening the colored folks gave
a bali at the City Hall. Gilbert Jack
son, accompanied by Sallie Kennard,
were present. Preparatory 10 dancing,
and thinking she might lose her
pocketboolS, as she had no pocket, she
gave It to Gilbert. He placed it in his
pocket. As the hours waned Gilbert
went to get drink, and during his alb
sencs John Allen approached her and
asked her II she wasn't going to treat
him. She replied in the affirmative,
saying she would do so Immediately
after Gilbert's return. Just then Gil.
bert returned with a companion
and John Allen began to make
nsinuations. This raised "Gil's''
ire and he "sassed" and "cussed." In
return Allen "sassed" and "cussed''
and said if "Gil" did not "let up" he
would "lick" him, but he was restrain.
ed by his friends.
In his version Of the affair Allen ad.
mitted that he had sworn at Jackson
because he did the sams to him, but
last February Jackson had been ar.
raignsd at New Castle for larceny, and
as he had been a witness for the State
Jackson took this means of obtaining
revenge. ~ darsent crook my finger
at Jackson" said Allen, "but he would
have sued me-"
The Justice fined Allen So and costs
and held him in a 800 peace bond.
The fine and costs were promptly paid
and Joseph l.. Martin signed the peace
bond.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
DFGISTEE'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Mey ID, 1850.
Upon the application Of Pauline iseiboid,
Administrative OF Gotlie0 Seioold, late OF
Wilmin xton Hundred, in said County,
deceased, it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the AdininiGIauix aiora-
said, give notice CT the granting Of Letters OF
administration upon the estate OF tho deceased
with the date of granting thereof by e1uslng
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such letters In six Of tho most
public places of the county o: New Castle,
recurring all persons having deEnauas against
the estate. to present the same or aDldc by an
act OF Assembly In such case made ana pro-
yided And also cause the esame to be Inserted
within the same period, in the DELAwARE
REPUBLICAN, u newspa er publiahed in Will
minston, and to be continued therein three
weeks, (e-o d)
- Given under the hand and seal Of
}L.s.} Cftlce of the Ro1iGter aforesaid, at
~ New Castle, in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. 9. BIGGS. Register.
NoTIcE.-All Persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attesred TO the Admiriatratrix on
or before May ID, 1881, or abide the act
Of Assembly IN such case madc and provided.
PAULINE SElBOLD, AdininiStratrix,
N. B.--iJicholas Jenny has been given
power OF Attorney to make all settlements ior
me and close up tho accounts Of the estate. T :
Address, Wilmington. DOL. 5-3
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
MOONLIGHT EXcnrsaOns.

On June 23d the members OF the
Washington Fire Company will give
a moonlight excursion down the bay.
The "Samuel M. FELTON," will be used
and pleasant time is anticipated.
The usual prices is asked.
Last evening Lincoln Lodge (col. } A.
z. A. NJ, gave it's fourth annual NOON
light excursion to Mt. Cuba. The
large number of persons who attended
the excursion were much pleased with
their enjoyment. The Mt. Vernon
brass band accompanied the excursion
lists.
The friends of the employees of ths
Locomotive department of the P. W. 8
B. R. r. Co. will bs pleased to learr
that their annual mooalisht excursion
will be given on July 2lst.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
Old Railroad Mans Death.

jeremiah N.smith, Superintendent Of
the passenger trains on the P. W. q B.
R. r. and Assistant of President Il. F.
Kenney. died at the Bingham House in
Philadelphia, at 10 O'Clock this morning,
Of typhoid fever, aged G5 years.
MIR. Smith is a man who has risen
to high position through merit. He was
in early life employed as stage driver
for Merrick & Sharp's hotel at Smyrna.
He entered the employ of the P. W. &
B. R. R. Co. about lS46, and has re-
NAMED in it ever since. For many
years he was a passenger conductor
and entered the position Of Mr.. Ken
ney's assistant in 1864.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
E,oCNletteS.

Eighteen workmen of the tFl
B. Cobb & Co., are making ~
sand seats for sixty ears OF tne
& H. R. R. at the rate OF sly
per day. They are the spring
seats, and will b. used by the
B. f. R. Co., in five OF tneif
cars. i
The members of Company Aj
ceived new pompons and are 81, \
fatigue uniforms. J. d: WI
Philadelphia, has furnished sne u
ant. Colonel Samuel M. Wo0'
new uniform. i
Complaint is made o. ~, .iatI Ia
S swimming daily in the Cn'Tl N
low Market street bridge; n
ton Of the police is called tol
hope tha. they will break up
sance. Il
The eighth anniversary OF
Council, No. 10, 0, U: A; NH. MI,
celebrated at the Odd Fs,io'
next Saturday evening. .ans An
inc nrosraume has been prep'
Some excitement was II
French street by q horse ,s ,Oal' ..
Mooney running at fuli sIyIJ III
Bash's wharf. 1t narr0"'1
going into the creek -
A special car TO- the accom- s"n
of eIoursionists will be b run w
Middle Depot to the J :. oo w. ~
tomorrow morning at 5'SO ,,y
" Essmin, tho "Celsbr'tsd''l
Danforth's drug store, Sad
streets.
The Y. M. C. A. will : ho1d So !
this wesk at 8 80 and 7'ov ~
tent near the Rising sun
The Board of Health has. has ,
to take part in the pafS0'
tion Day. 49,. J
| The rite Of corfrms,1Io'n. no. j. ,sI
m;nistsred at Trinity
ming. nal
The p. Z. Church OF Do .er
hold O convention ~
ID. oxct|
| The Jefferson clu9 92,,sndl and
Summer 60 to consy l'''n'
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
The kehobotn Ex curslUu.

Adip in old ocean, and a sniff o.
ocean breeze would bs very inyigorat.
ing to day. You can get them tc-morro"
at Rehoboth. The excursion train leaves
the Depot at 6 q. IN. arriving on the
Shore before the heat of the day, leave
at 5 D. m. affording view ofthe Break
water and sunken vessels. Quick time,
good cars.