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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
|. g. hlInoall. trustee, 70 James Fl. Mari sub
g., ST. lt9, s. ,25o. same 10 ". e. DuValt, suU
-, do -. Fl. Hunt 20 c. Ford sub 2 81
south or 1919: $3.50. John Scanlon TO j. j.
Key. part IS, So. 3; 1912. Lacharlah TObriner
assignee, X. fiShman, lots q and -, 81. 49,
Zoe. A. Hyde, trustee. 10 Z. L. Dorsey. lot
ie. or "Ni11w'5 Ntte; $50. q. NJ. Henauit to
h. r Henault, ct 2, So. -; s. coo. Michael
OBrien e. a., trustees. TO Wm. Carley lot .
st- s. ESQ. :. Z. Cross 10 Peter htIrOy lot y
so. 695; $780, Franklin Steele'S heirs TO a. E.
steele, lots $ and SO. So To-; 8. j. NJ John
sIon 10 ;. l. Phillips, lots 81 and 55, So 49,:
$3.50. ). W. Dean CT a.. 10 VI. G.. Dean, part OF
sheriff estate = 900. J. K. IoungtO W. Walker
lot /, block -, Howard I diversity SUB {=tn. T..
=. Snyder 70 ". F. Hoffman, lot .. sub So
az 8, 500. W. I. Hoffman 10 i. k0oneS, lot
Ia, do; S 500. Thos. BROOKS to Pheba A.
Whitehead, lots y and p, SUB OF lot :, so. 4~U:
g. 600. Hugh Mccartney 10 Susan X. ). CIutrK
and Sarah :. Benedict, lot 3, SUB o. east half
SO. 7ss; s. 500. Geo. TrQeSde et al. trustees TO
h. Ii. Warner. lot g SO. 204, s., 100. Frederick
Douglass 10 VI. William. lot g, ST. los, s. $40
BliZa Hepburn 20 Dennis Boswell. property on
Rock Creek ROAD, SEQ. john CuTTter TO Cathe-
rihe Kane, lots - and 2, 81. 50. Mary II. Trey
nor 10 Il. Robinson, lot -, 81. 81. s., 500. B.
Robinson 10 Mary q. TreynOT. lot 49, sub. d 50.
fIo, j., 100 Jonn Crehan 70 Margaret LOyeieSS,
lot -, So. Si3, b. ]. Long TO T. Evans OF. /,
SCI yes. E. j. Z. Blake ct al. 10 FL. ID. Cooke.
r., pit =. N. 25t; s. = y. T. Needs TO D. Tin
dali, pts. anu =, so. 49,; 8 500. ThOs. Mont
gomeTy 20 ". Nc, aTthy, LOT y. So. $50; s., 3O1.
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MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water The
ourest and safest OF all cathartic waters. None
genuine sold on draught- Avoid all coarse, irrt-
he digestive organs and Kidneys.
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HIDNEGEN,

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nOwIrG's sAIs OF f1ne oil paintings. al 18th
And II streets, commenced this afternoon. and
was largely attended and the bidding spirited.
The sale thi, evening commences at O'clock r
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A HNEh's MUSIC HALL,
Il 81. northwest. bat. 9Th and Sth.

GRAND c ,NCERT THIS ESESENG. ats,
PROF L. SCHNEIDRE'S ORCHESTRA.
febS-5r
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This superh exhibition Includes among other
ee.,a ut attractions, the largest rarest ceto on
OF Washington and Revolutionary Relics ever
nrous nj together: fine Gallery of choice PAINT
9s a large ana beautiful collection of Antiuues
bld Artistic Bricabrsc; unusually fun and com
[ereAh pit OF Zine Gisss Ware and Ceramics. a
T. re ana interesting collection Of Old and Modern
laEestry and Woodwork: an ILLUSTRATIVE a splay
q NE Arts 81 UpcivlliEed Rsoes. LARGE and vAua-
ne collection OF Appliances for the Comfort Of the
SICK toy. Their with we'll filed Departments devoted
70 MINIATURE Portraits, Education and Literary
hsrtles, JaIaUese and chinese Works OF Art, =
well supplied and well served Refrrehnlsnt Room.
etc etc <'
Inc obl.ct and the character OF the hibiton sra
alike worthy the patronage of the Iublic which !,
respectfully solicited.
unit 10 y. m fahI a.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-02-02

olndlng which man makes without
the intention of binding himself? He
may intend to do what he swears to do.
That is not the question. A witness NAV
purpose to tell the whole truth when he
goes on the stand, but he does not purpose
to bind himself with the oath. WHY?
Simply because some question may be
asked that he does not foresee and NAV
not be willing to answer. If he has not
bound himself, he may change his pur-
pose without hesitation, and conceal the
truth without bringing perjury on his
soul. And now Liguori tells us that a.
man while going through all the forms
OF an oath, and appearing 70 him who ad-
ministers the oath to bind himself may
nevertheless by secret purpose not to
bind himself, make all the obligations of
the oath null and void-may promiseto do
a thing and call God solemnly to witness
that he will do it and yet be under no
more obligation to do it, than if he had
never sworn. Contrast with this the
teaching of any of our Protestant NOR
allsts on the obligations of an oath. Here
is Wayland. AS oaths are imposed for
the safety of the party administering
them, they are to be interpreted as he
understands them. The person under
oath has no right to make any mental
reservation, but to declare the truth
precisely in the manner that the truth,
the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth, is expected of him. On no other
principle would we ever know what to
believe or expect from Witness Moral
Science, P: 291) Hear even Paley, whom
Bishop Keane refers to as favoring
equivocation, mental reservation, etc.
AS oaths are designed for the security
of the imposer, it is manifest that they
must be interpreted and performed in
the sense in which the imposer in
tends them, otherwise they afford no
security to him." (Mor and Pol. Phil, I.
l6, VII Contrast those utterances by
our Protestant moralists of the prin-
clples that now rule in oaths and in
evidence in this country, with those by
Liquor of the principles which his sys-
tenn would inculcate, and say if my Ian
guage, of which Bishop Keane complains,
was too strong. The rest of Bishop
heane's article [ must leave for next
week. L. D. W1THERspooN
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-02-02
Here Daily Crosses Come to Try
our Weakness.

Here every member must some burden bear
But Oh, my Saviour, if take with meekness,
The cross appointed by thy love and care,
Too great, too long, it will not be,
For it Is weighed, and measured out by Thee
So help me Lord, thy holy will to suffer,
And still a learner at thy feet to be.
Give faith and patience when the way is rougher
And at the end joyful victory.
Thus grief itself is changed to song
Ottimes on earth, but evermore ere long.
, 1881-09-06
SOLDERING,

BLOOMINGTON.
Special ptspateh to This Chteaao 1rfbune-
BLooM1SqroS, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-The sights
and sounds about the city remind Que OF the
days Ut the Rebellion. Everywhere Is seen
the brilliant uniform and gorgeous apparel
Of the National Guard. At Camp yntes.
where the militia are encamped, everything
Is under strict military discipline. Tonight
there was regular dress-parade and com.
pany' drill and guard mounting. Ten OF
fifteen military bands arc present. but the
celebrated banus that arc to compete for the
prizes have not yet arrived. Every incoming
srslin brings Its company OF uniformed inch
and large number OF spectators. BY morn.
Ing tbs encampnlunt Of thu Second Brigade
will be complete. The Ohio conipanies-,yile Of
cavalry nnu one Of artillery frnIll Shelby
!natten finu d1splay.nnd were escorted ru Camp
Mccullough, at tho fair grounds, where they
nre, aiu will bu luartered. The militia ii
Origades other tlan, the Second will also Ell.
camp at MCCULLOUGH. Fifteen car-lontls Of
militia aua visitors are cDnltilg FROM Chicago
tonight, ana will bu m the grounds In the
morning. Gov. CulloM Will arrive tonor.
row. Gen. Grant Will certainly be here.
Gen. Mcdowell telegnplls ffuni Las Vekns,
Y. ~, thAt he cannot come, owing 10 the
fresh Indian troubles tu Arizona.
, 1881-09-06
A F|VE.CENT ROW.

The change in the stroet-car route caused hy
the destruction OF the vadnct at the Sixteenth
street crossing OF l4Atatod street tu make pIaca
for new QUO was the cause Of All exciting en-
counter between tho conductor And O passungor
On EIalsted street car at l0Uclock las. eycnlnR.
Iohu smith, u butcher emp!oyed 1T ths Stock.
Yards, on h!a way homo from work rode fl the
Canalport avenue. whera passengers are trane'
torred to cars w lho latter thorouKhfarc. Smith
Rnu 10 walksl to tho corner ul Wright
and ttatste4 stroo!s, tho terminus TT
tho IlaIstra Rtreut !ne f0r tho present.
and thoro boarded y street. t.onr Ut which D. Il.
mullen, oE No. ~ Cunatpagt nyeaue. Ia con.
ductur. sluith claimed, he wAs 4 tsantfer. and
refused tn pay hts fafe. Mullen Insisted that he
shot Of the dispute whs thRt Smith struck him
twice IN tho fac0. tntlirttug two bad cuts.
smIth was arrcatea GFter brisk chase by
p1hcqfS llAuly and Kelley. -
, 1881-09-06
1fN INTENTION.
EDISON OUTDONE.
FIlc Inventor OF the pIlOrlO-
grnpEI, ETC., Must Take
IL Back Sent,
Since the World Refuses TO Be Reyo-
l4'ioH;zed BY the Fruits Of
Ills Genius.
Another and a More Success
ful Claimant Upon Pub -
lie Attention
II, tlat, I7<.i'y:ois of Mr.. Clark.
ut''z'1'os.- New York.
VIII Cal;g9 Capital kvsI] Its:If Of an 0p.
p;E!.a|tj % Control !as ''Sto1, In
lefests" Of America

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IN, :''.1 M "f ~, ss,,y in i. as. ssono
M.'s ':'s ial "he.at ho"sa oInees i"t because
se:pn Ut s,.I.g and Anplyinx Tint II docs 9rnurc.e
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, 1881-09-06

Approaching Celebration OF the Only
Dmttlo Fought OIL Connecticut Soil
Durls,g the Revolutionary War. D..
Nrw 1,oypoy. Conn., Semi. IA ,lri2zlinr
ra'' 1las set IL, put tue clty Is gay win b.!llt-
!nc, fags streaming from MI places whete u
strrets. &C constantly augmented by nov m nr.
rIyais. TIe ,,ayoi force /, nil hers md anrl,-
sn T. n IT,, .'.,s' a"" - ~. .eto . "i'a I.
oeed ~ ll'e eHtenang from tho laFoor,s
tna linz or .A,ln,ira, Wvwan nf fla
Notsn Aslal.sls hee., ""o VII cGl.'tanq tnc
a aa1ia. Esarsarse, ond Yants % Of S'a t1e Nort. s
tha t,nirnaa;,ton. 1S"'' -" coon ~ Narvs ~
tho I Nav yorl. stotn sc,oo1.eltn ] M ~ ~" y,
presanee pre- s" Of tne % I'D Constitution whose
noble history during 1879 is our
urIde and honor md Of the Kearsarge. the
conoueror @ Of tne Alana,nn @ M makes the nayal
display notable 10 feature. Taelr pa part wi!
be we'll performed. The State Nntlonal
Guards have rone Into camp at Mantle, six
fnies fro,n the citv. n,,d hayo l,oan i,,strucotl
regarding tllslr part In the sham battle an,l
assault on the lines Of attack. Tile defense
will follow those OF lO0 years ago. Tho vol
ulteers who will represent the Cantillentals
arc vetorana Of the late War. THUS this
lit Of experience to ileip III it's success. NJ
troubie lils beull spnrcl to make tic military
purt Of tho prograiii 4 success. DriE- -Gc,i.
Smith, commander OF the State National
sistetl by regular officers stationed in East
ern Connecticut. DISTINGUISHED guests ara
arriving, though tic sickness Of tie Prcsl-
dent alisl tiie near,iess of, tie Yorktown cell.
, 1881-09-06

fund far The support 1T supnr,ln,t.'.l E,tns.
npprnpfInle.l fur TINT mrp,*" from ,'Ii> years
rrc'.!nt+; Tho t;hnHlp'i9, Emlrr:s .tus 1rtntn;
.hu.o lara"r int. Mrs. ii: NJ t'if. va s,tn H.
tr'"'tHf. pfHkn nf the work ut tI:. W,rnt tI'4
'cnrstfuH Temperance IiIhnI. aud as."i HE
conference, h, t.i1parntt. Tic fst.s. sl.,r.tt
If0nt1 rrstt,rttGtl.
Tho aftrrtrt'n was. eler,Hc't Ia ,l.s ,r4n1i:u.
@ Ilon nf histos!snl mud Ihcrarr +rc!riy.
Thu following ut1itnr6 war;. trG.tpt: l',1.4f.
e1t, j. W. Muln,ic; vtec-rrraItlrnt II. i,r.,S.i,:
s.ccr.:snrlca. n. W. i!Gektey nirl Z.
!. rrtersnu: Treasurer. II. tpGt,rsv; Ex,x,i.
tive Cntntnittce, j. rcrktnv. II. &. lrpwn. n, j.
NrCtackcn. 1'honns Ghrek. nh'i ". Ign. !.
nitInl,er nr rannrs .ycrH rchtt--''n ThuntYf. iy
sfeutal Philosophy. by r. e. .ionir. lhc even.
H session WIS slcsatcd IL the st,lert Ut e,iucit.
Hon,
, 1881-09-06

Tho Wood River Association of colorad d Dap.
lists brought its deliberations TO ctoao yester-
DAY, Tho itoy. Il. 81. Dulnx acted Us nodGga.
tor, ind oponed tho devotional exercises, a..
sisted by the lev. I. G. Flemtng. The Rev. Il.
n. nullug wns etecte.! corresponding delegate
r. boule attention was Rlvvn 10 the case Of
tho A9v; Edward Wilson, who was expelled fronl
tho tntntAteFlAl fold u year ago 0n account Of
- not having TINT reKnrsi for truth and Chris.
ttan p!ety hceomtr9 minister OF the Gospel
~. Wilson. It aprosrod, Aau since united with
tho Iowa Association, and It was ors1etel that u
coHimittes bo appointed to Inquire at tho iowa
l'rothrun the why anu wherefore an tbs onse.
yho h., r,na!naos ~ q tue mosn,av sea.on was De.
noon session the busEnesA VIM finally concluded,
and tho association alljouFnel to meet next year
VI Quincy. In the eycillux tho Rev, ltUyAl H..
llrnwn aoctufca ut Olivvt Church on sp.ne Oh.
Rorv0tlons OF Z trip ha hAt undo to Europe.
, 1881-09-06

Tho Mrthtn!tstS resumed their weekly n,tcl-
lnRs yesterday mlwntnx. Afrr II ,,sntpr hy the
lsev. Dr. Aste iDr f'frsirmt t;ur:lrI. uni: after
linking arrnnYeu!rn's for te lltn'r. prnysr-
meeting tuta0F fur tho Presidents Ttrtsrr:. thc
lslistncss cn!n1n!ttce rcpDrri thAt 1T Ito t,+xt
meeting tho lsav. h. II. Canili"' wu,Iht t.ul IL
paper on *utne topic ~ ,c aelrt'spa H. hs:nstl.
4 nutnhcr Of the rlerxy re!a'rit,l tIptn .',t,
church work. aiid tic Rex. ltr. Wiling
stuffed thut tho cvnlItlon ar Tho r!,Hr.i'',
.sns tnnrt' rhtsfac!ry thnn at anr ft:tr' 4lusHrr
tho fo,,r yenrt of iis prcsis'I'c Eil:rtnip. Issv
visit to the African Methodist Episcopal E.nter.
ELcU ut QuIlln's Chapel.
, 1881-09-06

a37{ldI UIatdEcH 70 1N1 EH9toep 7FoIbs'
5ourll ELulS, ILL.,, Sept, b,-The funeral
services Of Mrs. 81. s. Morgan were hold at
tho West sl.la School building yesterday Mft-
urnoon, and were conducted by tho ltuy. q.
+. Dickinson. OF E!gIn, assisted by the Rev.
Mollroe, OF Bartlett Station. Tie funeral
was very largely attended, and the services
Were very Impressive. Mrs. Morgan was tho
wife OK tie lHost extensive gardener Of this
vicinity, aud slster.ill.law of DE. Jaeger, Ut
the mother. ot fourteen cliildrcn. eleven Of
whom ara living.
, 1881-09-06

Tho African Methodist Eplacopai Conference
continued. III attttngs yssIsrday, nlshop 7. II.
D. Ward presiding. The opening devotional ex.
ercfses ware conducted by the Kev, ". II, nrown.
lteports wore had from tho Committees OIL Or
dcrs, Look Concern. aud Judiciary. At this
stage OF the proceedings, u delegation OF mlnls.
tess OF the various, /, Nethodlss EpIssopal
churches In Ch!caRo entered tho conference,
ana upon bolng introduced by tho venorabto
bishop Ward. took saats On the platform, nriet
well, John Williamson, aud G. Il. Van Horne,
expressive Of 4 feeling OF ChristlAn broshcr.
hood. The lsav. D. W, Arnett foellngly respond.
ed. The laoy. o. 9. Jacot,s sang saored souE o!
BIZ own composition, tetllnH how oun Ut tho?r
post while relieving the yellow fes er sufferers.
Tho visitors shook hande &ua took thelr leayc.
and the oohSereuca resumed it, business. After
, some liscuisionA 1t W&S AsteTmlund to create a
, 1881-09-06
WASHINGTON NOTES,

WASHINGTON, u. t., Sept. 5,-up 10 tho
close of businoss to-day tllaro las been re-
cclved nt tho Treasury Department for re-
tlel,lption 030 IN coupon . per cent
bontts under tho Que hundred and Third eall,
and SlAG544. .aGU III Invested bonds ullllDr the
oli1 hundred all!i f0l,rtE! call.
4 report nu tho cutcll and product OF tho
fisheries OF tho Rreat lakes shows that t4e
totnI. value OF fresh mud prepared fish.
caviar, !Ainglass, aud oll for tiaa year 1879 was
81 7SjuSQ. p. i
, 1881-09-06
CROP REPORTS.


apfetal Dltpafth to TAt Ghie17n Tribune.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-Terribtc hot sul1th
winds iIaye blown all ,iay, al.d all signs uf
tl,e lslse rAi,ss nrc gni,c. Will. tho exception
Of Minnesota anu so'llc counties III lnwa, thH
tTol.Il, Is still telling with Rreat severity u,
all that Is left to injure. THE 1>racon's pray
or, "l.ord, gtyc us potatoes" will ~ NJ this
wInter from larger area ut the national do.
,niHlon than Inns ever bec,I known si1lce tile
lat,ding Of the pilar1,n Fathers.
Special ftspaieh to Tie Chl:ueo TritMHt.
SorItt EloIS, H., Sept. :,.-Wc had Ill.
ot'ter guoA shower Of rain yesterday morn
lnr, which was nearly rs welcome as tic first
shower kince tlle ttrout!. Thu ground WIS
very dry, unit will ahsor, good deal nt
moisture. Yesterday tho Temperature was
~, aud there aru still signs for more rain.
, 1881-09-06

TffE WEWAVIONALt2TN,
Tho congregational ministers nn4n:1Il,lt:t ycs-
tertlAs n1Urn!x for th0 first time ttni' tarttun
nj tho Grand 1'ar1c IIn!rt, with ,uc tEcs. {. i.
'rnwIe III tho clur. Owing 10 the ai,.ea,ec or
rcarIr nil tho rJty pastors there wMs iii tt.tll,
psrsu.It, and the tsruseIul WI. cuufnesI gh'.:iy
10 vacation experiences. The subject or II me-
hut was laid over Until! next meeting. :
, 1881-09-06

LINCOLN, Neb., Sspt. 5.-Camp Aba Lln-
coin, where the &. 4. Il. Of Nebraska aud
National Guards Of the State spend the re-
union week. was turned over to Gen.
Mandessol,, commander, this Aay. A Eale
Saturday nll! Sunday played hnyuc with the
tents, b,it they are oil getting Into good order
ngulu. The attendance Is not YET large, but
tested tomorrow. During this afternoon an
nadress nf welcome wns delivered b. the
lion. r. NJ. Marquette, Of Lincoln. It was 4
short, spirited, aud stirring speech, recalling
the duties OF today. This speech thrilled all
win tnnrt1 IT,
, 1881-09-06


POM I1uIsOS, Sept. 5-i'assp'l llp-freprliers
ltoanoke. Wlnst0w, ll0sto,l, james Davidson
With ". l.. ftiRxlc. Alnsku md consnvt, sluwn-
thu mid cor,suFt. 0tusRc l.. Cnlwclt and constrt,
slary PrlDKle and Iurgca; schuonera Pulaski,
Mutt Woodward. Marcngu; tI,S a. J. Smith aul
bnrxes,
1)own-i'ropcltors Cul,a, Georgian, {. i, Kcr-
ahaw. saxEuaw vnl!cy. Progress. iron Aye and
consort. H. t'rntlvittu md barHc., Superior AMI
consort. Oswcgatohis md hnrges. i. Chunltu.r-
inla and harKes. Mlnprn Rock Mid bar4es;
Achoollcr Il. j, lsoxers: sscstncr City Ut Cieve.
land.
Win,l south, nrisk. Weather fine.
-l'ropellcrs i.ycuuutns, Atlantic. i. Chamber.
lain and consorts. J. U. 'rhnycr, ]. n. Masters
pp-propeilers 4. IT,. worthlngtou. ,ana
Caldwell aud bnrges sel1ooncrs ii. T.. nigglv, i.
T.. Hutchinson. md II. bt. Rodgers.
Wlud south, light.
aptstal Dtspafeh to Ths chteh1o Tribune.
nuFraa,o: "a, n. +. sept., t3,;hrr!vcd-l'r9reler
T. Il: Foster: Angus :,mtth, Michigan. Ehasdler
L. Wei,s: J"'n lkc!lerhn.lss aul & larss 81!
ClcNre1- -1'ropnl!cra Iindger State and Mon
ta'la. tmcrghnn1tse. Mud sehe0nora II. e. Rich.
ltarnes. nnd 10llise. etnl. CalGngu; propeller ".
H. uarnuuI, couf, Milwaukee.
PORT CUEHOlssE.
Spstfa Disnntca 10 7Af Chicago Tfbune.
p0nr Ct,LHoHNE, Ont. Sept. 6,-Paesrd down
Fchooflcr snnlarh, ChtcaEt' II Kingston, corn:
schunuer p. q. Fort Gl.te,iIo to Kingston. WHEAT
aohoanor Modttcr,Y!ucalt,. Detroit TO OsweNo,
Whsat: .,s Propeller DrometlaFy' Toledo to Mqn-
Up-Aehooner Dtazlng s,nr, Oswego to Detroit.
cont: schooner Cnstst,at.. klngston to tletrt'!t,
light; schoDnpr Anguish, Kingston to lnleti1,
llal't: proneler Europe. Montrea! to cheaRo.
, 1881-09-06

CAHELEaH CAfTAfNa.
j. Repeatedly this Reason Tlsn TRIBUNE has
49, nass, s.sses " see .aae taor pa.
IN mnua uoasa were IN proper ehape' hlost or
proper condition, But II sceus ta1nt snma Tim.
tainf either thrnn ph Ignorance M nag1nct fnta,,
todo So an, tha rceuIf has honn thot thov hn ~,
pnd 1sor,r ~ tt.1s ,.aa,,ea..as ..t1 ."so
tnl cap,alns Of sailing vessels haye beeu
rauote1 IN In nm, ~ ern tas s,s'.1aa,t tss
ths names Of tholr crows properly entered On
their t,me. hooks Al Tho ravou,,o cut,or A ..,,.
JOHNSON ID again on tour ct lnyestigatiou In
Lake Mjchesn, n ,ro,,ld ha vol ~ II, oc,,-
cs,ued To seo ,,,ot thaIr ran.,ra nm IN shono o,
thu avoid being tlnnI hcevit,, Tha m % TrIo.s,n, a
fslY entered IN tho linn. hn,, ma tho ,',ro,t,
tor pteeot ~ ,ha 'a r'o 'o'A 1ne '''' pona''s
opta @ eS escut W. es.es ssers ySsseI
n tnn y s"nso, Gee".sts. sa9al nave and ftep
IT. y lines BY all officer Of the United States
Spitoms. senmen's tilno-book, ID which ahull
1ei; asi ~ 81 eyery sea,nAa employed On such
teaulred 10 keen the lime -nnE sh9il fn:frs, sM
a tHaea ea,,a 9a 6oard ~ yossc without corrospon
fotfsI,ss5 .9 aad time book; and tho s.ltnB SO
c,tan cet.ea shall % collected BY tho Collector Or
ap ao niis aks to as, inspSeton ana sa be pata
tas narine. .hosptaI t,nd ssasuFS ~ INC eFeo't OF
Tho above extract jrnD thu rederol laws IN
Maaed BY the customs authorities to tnasters or
sssls shnsels and there car bo no excuse for faiIure
"eeaply with Its plain PROVISIONS
DOCK NOTES,
Quo Of ,ha tnr n,sao.,s,.s , s'':sus. .s
1pQped ~ po.hh9.E hh9E hoscoaei8 barges Is water
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