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The sun., 1881-04-24
MOZIRT,S HARPSICHORD.
New York Said 90 Possess tho Instrument he
Played for the king ut London.

A dealer in musical instruments in this
city owns harpsichord which is said to have
been PLAYED on by Mozart when he visited Lon
don In l763 Mozart was then 8 years old. and
his performances awakened so much interest
that he WAS asked TO play for the King and
Queen. For this occasion Jacob and Abraham
Kirckman. manufacturers Of musical instru-
ments in London. made harpsichord which
was considered superior 70 any they had turned
out from their factory. Mozart improvlsed on
it, and played CON positions OF his own and
pieces by Bach and Handel. The kirckmans
kept Tho instrument at first on account OF its
ilne tone and aiterward on account OF Mozart's
growing fums. They embellished tho frame n
l776 There are, however, some musicians who
say that the hnrpsichord was used by Mozart
when he was In Paris in l778 and not when he
was in London. The instrument was the prop
erty OF the firm until Ave or six years ago. when
il was bought by a musician, who brought it to
this country and sold il to its present owner.
Tue instrument ike our grand pianos. some
cept that the box is straight. Tho frame is Of
mahogany inlaid with yellow wood. The box,
legs. but rests on n triangular table. and 1t has
brass handles. II IL very light. and can readily
be- moved r2w place to place 1t Is & at
from + to +. From the keyboard 1t gets mar
rover. until az the end 1t measures about one
Eacn nots has three strings. which nre set in
vibration by strips ot meta, between bits OF
pieces Of wood called jacks, Above the key
board aro levers. which work by hand. aud vary
tho volume Of tone by allowing ono. two or all
ths strings OF the note struck TO vibrata.
The Instrument, tho sound Of which resem.
bles that OF the harp very closely is still IN very
good condition. II is entirely unsuited 10 mod;
orn piano works but n minuet OF Mozart's and
one of Bucn's gavottes sounded very ncdly on
II. II was used Ut the Union League Theatre
when Olivia" was given there
There are very fow OF these old Instruments
in this country. One made by brother OF john
JACOB Astor is in Now York: another. owned
by .Abram $. Hewitt, is at his country place.
and third is In Lexington. Mass. In the His,
torlcal Museum of Dresden is harpsichord
made in l54S which was wedding gilt from
Augustus l. 10 his wife Anna. daughter Of
Christian Ill Of Denmark
The sun., 1881-04-24
The Next Walking !Iatch In Madison square
Garden.

Two mado bet OF $1,000 with gentleman
in this city at the third uan III tbs tor The OLchry
belt the world will get for his portion
portion does amount to thHt lose SlutD"
Thus spoke Daniel q LeaEN. the dvstriun to Morn
ing Nc reporter who injured further concerning the
contest Mr. OLeary proceeded:
The race will tnke place IN New York. commencing
at l25 A. NJ on Monday, May -. lsSl ami ending ut
lOUj +. NJ Saturday, May IS lssl beng total ui
l42 consecutive hours get vnye cent of the gate
receipts ami what can make out OF the privileges The
will have better opportunity tn make good
money out u this than IN auV other race which has
been had, except that for tile Ashley belt have shown
cnu hlence the by betting what the third
viii get in my opinion. at the very least
"HOw much do the walkers get and in what way Is
the money 10 be divldedC'
The walkers per cent Of the gate receipts only.
This ID to be divided the first ave
in the II they more than ~ miles. No share 81
the gate mo"y Will be given 20 any competitor who does
not travel 40 miles II only man finishes 49, miles
he will take all ot the - per cent II two the dvi
80 per cent 30 ier cent and ~ per cent II four men
~ per cent 81 per 10 per cent Hd II per
live men. 40 per cent 70 cent IL per cent. 10
cent aud per cent
- In other words your bet is that IL five men make
$50 miles that the share OF the third will
amount to 5000 or over. Is that right!'
Yes. lbencvr that the Will be such good one
that least Ave OF the cunic stans Will over $50 me
Believing that bet hat the third mans share U. the
gate money. which will he II cent o the 45 cent
the whole amount added TO his portion oi the
stakes will amount tn 5000 over. Now you that
anticipate great race
The sun., 1881-04-24
Teaching him the Business.


coticr dfsssns % his clerk h"f vo i sid t" oil o dose
sir. Gers v%s Tss Of 'S% Gsm s len yel
veil ye must sell 'em gltavay, as dc winter viii not
vii show You somedings about de pisness vi de you
Herman; do winter gone, you Know, nnd We lsv had
dose aoa', , n &c store more es sSsX icPrS &
S Snd 'Sps @ SH s G SSh s S DanST ns
Now, Herman. ny Poy," he continued, watch me
sa@s yay ana want to Sesc Y9p de plspS'S yfaSs &
n Ell. i."E
of ehcSp shoa smd S ot e popSo pS
vanGed smiling ,nd Inquired
Yer got any cheap shoes hynr'' asked the negro.
" Benty vi dem, my trent blenty at any brce you
the negro stated that he wanted pair Of brogans and
bargain struck As he was about to leave the proprietor
u ain'tgwme ter buy nufn else. Use got all want"
said the negro sullenlv.
but shust wants YOU TO loos at dis goat 1t was de
oi UtS same M"iSm som 'TS for a sI H Ia
CLOTH vas gone down to nging and derc vas no money
keep you from De veder. und make you iecl warm as
summer dime De gonsumGton v3s COIN r9mnd mnh de
died round we're III week Dink Of dot vnc rent
Jones who owns de pank On C"uN sTccd took ia goat
home nj, hn YESTERDAY und wore !, a. Say; hut II vas
shnst vile ago. Dry 1t on. my dear SIR All dot yos
all rlght Mlstter Jones flcn man llhri
goat How dcep de pockets vas, but 1t was leCde
Digit ngrossde sh Oulders."
Tile butoned the coat thrust his hands III the
pockets and felt the purse. peaceful smile PLAYED over
his face when his touch disclosed his mind the
tents Of the pockets but he clicked down his JOY and i'll
qurcd:
" Who did yon say wore this hynr coatt'
wy, Misder Jones vot owns pank OH Canal sreed"
"What yer gwine to AK fur itI'
"Dwendy dollars -
pat, gSwah hsh price tHr dis coat hut RI ,aEe it,
and drow in cravat; will make hm look nice init de
ladies'
'Nebber mind I'll keep de coat on" replied the
and pulling out roll OF money he paid Tor 1t ana LETT
the store.
While he was around the next corner moaning over
the stuffed purse HOfftnsteln said to his CLERK:
Herman. hx NJ auuddcr Won of dosr goats de same
way unl dUan forget to dell dem dot M.slcr Jones vol
runs de pank on Canal strccd wore 1t yesterday
The sun., 1881-04-24

On Monday Of this week two men were sean
upNrll- r -H'N silI. hch uhrg.rd themselves and
vEi,cS sIb te". 1hc me- came ON t'c wher
s'IaII br'"E- blowing from tie northwest They
nr>t Hlpct'ct ~ tins nr.th'nrnup1 At jim Blakey's
where their NCssc, u-ast Mr. BsKcyS stable and
atUH-c that l.Ic u'u nGt to sup and relt Mr.
BHkrr took short ,HIi wi'H IN" NrvHErrS.
Tie sAip bu.it WAL three hrels. each of them
about the re OH" Norwegian ~ ~ shoe. seven feet long
auG six inches wiir. The ulllr Keel was iAstcned In
frnt. a. WurkIu- Loosely lrhWi. served rt! Ter.
Tue bench liked tIthr other kce!s Each ot
the keUt loot uu It Iudct s'raty aud the
ship sil all h'ut rLul icrt sliNrr wa mai" fast u
mast Tie s,red the slNp great that vi
running. : crsrUr WIN the craft started
ever to ain" H. but nai 10 give W the chase
Tor hcN cuuli u,t catch up with the ship, winch with
the favorable ber1e wuud 20 forty ur MY mics day.
The sailors vvilcuty intcu'cd % scrr nearly east
a. possible. T1cY Cual not TACK bout snip " very
well bvar mp agal ST the wIrd but had To- almost
IN the III" wind carried them Wien irVcn too
tar south the crew would .url sal and lard dni hau
their nth h1.' mile, tar enough Ia ave them
tile right direction then set sail and scud
hctoru tac Wind asin iHcy only required 10 tack IN
mis- after SALINE fur o. nNe miles IN stretch
Tis craft WAS ahr O sal wIt "ut stopping over corB
Nv!d,, aud over 80. Il mruy stables AMI Ly stacGA
The sun., 1881-04-24
y suuiherner's Flying Machine.

II is now learned that DR.. Daniel Asburys
uyug MAvIuc Viii b. gtNcuItS umshlug touches Milln
one N'rk For two years D. A>lury vita the aid U u
mechanic. hns been Unsdged Ietiecting his
idea be gA'Lrtc ir IN thu description ut
those have e'Nrd the rrlveVc ot viewing ITS CON
srurtp. about The following luVd gwen ui II: Iue IN
ftNrrt> to frsi pruClcs ipr it, bass Nature
Grnisc, the model ANA tue bitds oi the air robbed
tlu nj tU,F motive power for lls purpose The
holy ol the invention IA shane something tetween
a boat and llc uuly y bsd. Ihe Mlggs
made canvas and Constructed IN Imitation of
"a uITu's NIaG~. IEcY mod'.Ic thirty ieet IRON.
tin to tip. IhCy are made to operate. not by
working the arms asis supposed but by ingenious ma.
CulH.rv w4leG Irdsi il HttHChCi, and which 10
wo kud hy tn" !oHt like SOWING machine Tins only
used hen ~ j. ivS.od To us.vud As soon proper
altitude rrrrHI TIE II ppn. u' she Wings isdspcnsoe
wI.u, ana the wlnss uc extended On ltNr, the bird
machine. Nlt the all pFJ,cllrS U3 the siic' Saii'
tniuash tie ar any distance desired. The uacine
urr., D.Uncrd and IrIs rsII,l tu descend. ali that
u"crs,.ry /, 10 throw Nitr extra weight 'orwhri tC
llv bchk tr g.Nt ur!ur uu"uNhGd ana the ubiec
lg. A-NtfN * TruuttUOl ns inventor is
lai,utu uriuud vi tobacco, tNleusiyely III
l.,y 90 state and IA NlrluI, and eals ~ hope tina
ms latest .IvR may he - success
The sun., 1881-04-24
y Namcles. Heroine.


Some days since u farmers wife in Grayson
County, whose have not obtained, iryinE
meat iur dinner al her house situated near mountat
rather wild ami stored place her hus
band IN the mean time being engaged at work dis
the house. The sANury OiOr D the bacon
scented couple Of yUung hears that raiigng
the premises. and crticCd them follow III,
direction from which it They kept the
seen: until it even drew them into tht
house whcr" the meat the Try. Tue
lady uf the house secured the strange visitors and hei
knowledge ul bear, ted her to tuk that these young
hnd cd IRON their maternal rcnt which would
follow tcIr trHi, Uui hunt them mp Her judgmen
correct u hit few moments before the old
she hcar cane III sght-un enormous black bruin OF
Mud which, as mary u our TrAcrS Know, wiil tIht 10
tue death for thcir young. The woman drew down
It's rack the Old, true. tried Hnd Uusty mountain
ria,, and faS'e'.iut H." donr she made loop
hu.r the window pnd waited the approach ot
her pcaTsip within sUt ieut dI.tAncc Tor shot She
waited long hui ngeI the bal ttkag feet but
proving fatal. The ui the 'ihr drew HUr abuTnC
Nrs'. - 'ron' ht- work "hp comm" n"nr the house
chased sryriai huudrcl Ndrl, Gy the bear. which
then .hv up ih" uur.uit Ini r'J Ne" IN quest OF her
yuru-. The liur,v hackwupd.IrIn.s WIic had IN the
lime reloaded tc rifle. ami N'tl she slIu
the old she l,4r kerd over. uuGrf>ijc tuUmnst. Hnt
yielded ur thu -uos The CATS t,id, solid ~ In
de- l county >t.t u Gr,N>J SO. ami the
stln at Tie Boar ~" was very lar.e brousat the
u! = al Ia, sam. ..ltvr.
The sun., 1881-04-24
Remark able Crop Report.


remarkable case OF surgery was performed
in Rome Oh Monday. Louis Gleasman whJ lves in the
GieaSman over block, has been annoyed ~ the Ir>
OF from the canal and in order 10 dispose of the
animals poison cpaIei and put where they would
he apt to fnt IL Before the rats we're cleared how
ever hens s"Hilowed some OF the poison uri drl
large. ine rooster also ate some, AMI became t. II
Disclosed and iesrs a. death wrrr cHteriHiu'd. Nj.
GleUsnan has niece LIVING with him, AMI ,t, inthrr
lose the hne fowl ana resolved 10 use their At3iu>t c
deayOrs its he The TWO Npcr'rHCrd ttr dii
cutv catching the rooster ana whvn caught the old
gentleman acted assistant surgeon and held
the fowl while the yuuug lady performed tie
delicate operation she hst cut into tho t"'s breast,
removing the crop, IN which also W'lou wbs made
and the thereof removed. The inside OF tue
crop then thoroughly washed mI ifer' from all
>ubstances Then small IuaUuY oi ioOl was inserted
and the crop scwci up and replaced In the ROSTERS
breast and the cut in the breast sewei Altrr this
lat dOup tree. but after
to he picking the stcur nut and he
made captive. banidgcs being applied The fowl
then went about scratching To- h'Ud usual AM AZ
Feared well yesterday ms II he nAi not been mEir
subject uf the kni'e. lie lccu heard tn
since he underwent the operation However unrrObnblc
tins IT nevertheless true, the rooster
lhuM hlmstIL
The sun., 1881-04-24
How crap.sr Managed tho Farmers.
From he Rochester E.1TsA

Crapser. the big, fat, lard-cheese man OF Gou-
HcTueur, St Lawrence County. Is sChvmer, rapidly
growing rich IN the manufacture Of his lard cheese ami
he seems to he successfully rombatn4 all opposition,
The farmers AMI patrons ol the crrterieS Hnd about
GOuverneur held u meeting cN dayS for the
pose OF consulting wlth trapscr, Tins speakers who rst
took the hour denounced CrIpsrr, oromhrgaunc, amt
lard cheese ns frauds on the public whlrh No hul'
est man should tolerate ar cnuntuuance. Ihe GUAR
man OF the meeting dcuuuHcuu the 'rnui," when crap
told INN he thr'r discuss the merIls ut
llri cheese he was prepared 20 tk BUSINESS lie knew
the feeling was nearly unanimous AGAINST him. lac
nlzed the fact that something must bc don'. lie had
thonIht the matter over and rop, sd 10 pay the patrons
ami crrAmeTics eight Ceu's Irr 100 pounds and
above what iulI cream chrese factory IN ST LEw
renee County would net ats PATRONS There was change
Of sentiment trHpser was u noble man. Oi few words
bat he had struck the night cord and he the
vote was taken, ana tile proposition OF LrHuSrr
unanimously adopted and he then gave bonds Tor the
faithful performance Oi his contract
The sun., 1881-04-24

windward making for the bark. The whale seemed bent
on n.chief and passed under the Annals bow. As he
did the AnAH strucg the whale THE whale struck tue
vrgr and thr bg ash rf rnt with hts tail, STRIKING the
how u the bark The blow was terrible one, and the yc.
Jumped almost ut tho water aud shook ms II every
timber parting and shecrcd Ave points to the wind
Tic stem was hrokcn from the Keel TO tile ccNcnloot
mark In the log 1t reads that the whale struck her or
tho mort side and knocked the oretQot into ntchwoO
The whale was evidently hurt us he turned over on ms
back ana 0oAtcl Nstern uugnR the water with DloOh
Tile pumps sounded but the vessel found TO be
making,nO water. Can't McPhail says the whale TO a
HIrCnrduccs swctghcd about thirty tons, ana was al OH
fellow who had been III fSht aud been hnrnouncd,
which WttdruCl MIN Had ie struck the hnrk On the
brvndslde she would have sunk IN n tow minutes
The sun., 1881-04-24
Practical Information.


What Is rack rent. dad?" inquired Il young
Comsncker who had bee reading the news from Ireland
Thc patient Parent lad Down tr stock lis rvUAd
Do you SNOW how mucd charge Mr.. BuGgHrty iUr his
room zap ,talr>tN
"Nc>slr; Sl2 month"
" Well now. suppose Nr. BcgCary should take II into
his head To have ~ his own uut
the wall. the ceiling wrnri. and al the furniture
meni"d, the room would LOOK heap sight prettcr,
wouldn'tu ~"
" Lurl" murmured the intelligent bov.
"Wrli, II the minute B1srIry had got all thcs" i'm
provcmrnts male | should aud look around oud
SInlir and Jns,c money IN my pocket aud remark
This urettv GOOD sort OF layout tor siuglc
BogsAry and have alu.ether too sOft thug Your
rent viii b. $40 month hereafter what would yun
think al itf'
The innocent chil1 gigglcd and said, THAT wuuid be
cheek. wouldn't II. dai -
your money it, my bow" Teplicl the father,
heaminG kindly upon his offspring, THAT would he
rack.fVutins Mr. BuggarN, ami II he kicked and claimed
that AL the improvements hat been made hN him with
costing me cent and should trC him out. tnat
would b. eviction, VIII now, continued tue parent,
warming M "brrhv review the history Of Ireland for
the past 700 years When Brian Borhu--'
But his son ai nra.
The sun., 1881-04-24

The Indians. at the burial OF member of
their tribe, IN tue Harmony Mountains some tl,ht or
nine mes from town. actually sacrificed sQuw ON the
Ot III" dead brave The lnGinh arc very tcr 1T
regarding the matter but admit thu thr sQuaw was
witch, and hau. by her luIcUCe with the INl, Sllri,
caused the death ( tour ar vr men o r tribe against
whom she entertained some Eruige. II lS generally
known that the Indians here are now suUcr-
NutouS regarding wItchcrhtI H' were tie ro,lr oi
Salem Mass, one huud,ri aud UIshty NtaIs a-u
when nineteen persons were COZ vlc'rl - I'll" CRIME o'
witchcTat and executed hy the authuItr u' thUt place"
rhcV Icll. tNt tn" Ilnn wnu BhVu. ,t. Js
league with th- Evl One amt hy hrr spells H mean
could lr.uy >lCkhus. amt cath 20 tsr WIN
whom she tnci TIE Indians >tv un- been
the custom oi their tribe from uHr Iumvuuuh 1 Eu'
such 70 death nj the EruNr ul uu. u' t"l N'r
un- and they consider themselves lu,'t "l u dmn-
The walked tu fNC ul ING lr.Hhi fccuuClcd to
I.u Lale ALl ado MO- AL.NL-LL Ln E-L MMAN
The sun., 1881-04-24

That the Union is indestructbls was set
tied once Tor all by the result OF the civil war.
The States have lost the right Of secession. II
they ever had it. But it by no means follows.
as some OF our Republican friends assume. that
me assertion OF oil the other powers reserved
tothem is empty cant. On the contrary. the new
sanctlty and tirmness OF the Federal bond sup
piY the strongest reasons for affirming the in
oIssoluble though qualified integrity of the
states thus linked together Far from being
obsolete or futile. the question OF the strict or
loose construction OF the Constitution must tend.
IN view OF the centralizng impulse impaired
Wthe war. to become OF paramount and urgent
moment That the danger OF excessive en-
etoaehments on the vital rights OF States is no
pugoear ia demonstrated with striking coRency
T Mr. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD in the current
number OF the North american Rerirc.
some telling facts are cited by Mr. Field to
suow now lar. Notwithstanding the verbal rec
Vku'ioh oil State rights by Federal jurists. we
Na'e urllted IN practice. from the nice equipoise
VI powers contemplated 10y the Constitution.
"'FoRards dignity and emouments. 1t is plain
,Hough that officers Of the Federal Government
,' come to overshadOw the ofiicers OF the
"'es' although the functions OF the latter may
.oHgerand W moro important. 1t is pointed out
30 Invested with greater powers and has u
"'Nof constituency than a representa- in the
.o"ef houSe OF Congress yet few ambitious
ou would now he found to prefer the former
0'''' indeed. .x-Govern0rs OF States have been
S'"u 10 accept Federal Post Ofices and Custom
-'uses' and II was only The other day that wa
~" 'ne Legislature OF New YORK thanking the
o"'uoht In the name oi its people for appoint
nk one OF Its state Senators to tho place OF a
Sohec'or OF Customs. Such things attest a
u''ouH change in public opinion since the
N'n" when, as Mr.. Field rcminds US. it was n
p''ul o' etIlustto beiween Washington as
'eS'dehl OF the United States and Hancock as
Governor Of tho State OF Massachusatts. which,
n O'n belng in Boston. should make the first
VAL on the other.
Nn' however, In the exercise OF substantial
po"or mat the growing eclipse OF State author
:" W lhs national Government appears most
'"''lhg' Mr. Field runs over tho whole list
eneroachments, beginning with tho enact
.,oA' o' penalty for libel on certain Federal
o"1efA under John Adams's Administration.
Auu coming down to tho attempt to control the
seneral elections by ulacing Federal supervis-
Sot uepnty marshals at the polls. Tho bear
.uS o' all this intrusive legislation which. un-
uo' oolor oi enforcing the implied powers vest
oI III congress by the organic law. has gradu-
way assumed control OF nearly all the industrial
The sun., 1881-04-24

terrific runaway of horse utached to a
spring wagon ami driven by Jane. tnoas occurred on
the turnpike, Mine Hi. Gap. Tue horse was Jogging
along quietly, when one OF his tore teet ErHLd black
snake The snake reared lis hea tangs
the horses leg. above the the sae time Cuiins
itself around the limb The horse sIurtrd with terror
aud dashed OH The driver almost thrown from
seat but retained II and held hrm grip tile reus
Tie road wHs ~OHgh, ad the thrown hTst TO
nle and then the ouer. hs the mnddcred horse
tried to shake un the snake its wild race. The snaAe
minauon by sharp curve ~ the rond The driver was
unable TO make the turn ani horse ANA she'd
INTO q brush fence. Tie driver MAS thrown over thr
The horse made desperate effort, q tXricatc
iteli, AMI showed suc eNtreme terror that Cons
ciuied something Uncommon mus nave caused hs fright
aud subsequent runaway Catching the horse hy the
bridle, he endeavorcd to calm thc animal While Ell.
gagged in the task he mouCed the slakc. which still
cued around the animals leg Catching the reptile hv
the tail, he pulled with all ms strength 1hG up o IN"
tail came on aud the snake A. once unc oiled Hnd tell
the ground, The measured Uur iCct six inches
The sun., 1881-04-24

ssted about hours the generous visitor drinking his
glass each time that his bear'hiR put q bottle
the expiration oi the two hours 1t was
found that Brn had ndugc IN nit etcen hotties oi beer
md his friend had himself the outside nj nineteen
glasses OF the fonny stu The only difference To he dis
covered be tween the that Bfun was quiet aud
docs and walked TO the end OF his chain with hts usual
dgnhcd tread while the imagined that he was tie
Car OF all the Russias. and was mOmonthriy eH
perung to hear an explosive missile burst about hun lle
WAS finally conveyed homo upon SHUTTER while thc
bear quietly walked his beat nnd looked auNouslH Tor
tho APPEARANCE o another iunpvins visitor VINO Noulh
NJ nlIL In ~
The sun., 1881-04-24
Major Fonda, Method at bookkeeping.

FFVN VIC % u TT1TT- IT
The death NJ Mrs. Jane Van HornN Of Fonda
Tecu her rrund ather Major NrilN Ftu.h lie wa' -
soldier ia the French ami dI IuOI srnIv On Ivuu
'crugr At the close ofthe Revolution ne was Hppolnt"l
oIr 1r tile old rryOu County ludlrmrN. Nmlr Major
Fonda In trade h" Kent "larhts hnpE lur lis M
dian Es,uuers aud among TIE livs are the following
Vel ow B,llv steel trans. u S'uE- cr r. snail
beaver. sIliucs. outer, Sllnts. Mem ~" has a
guu belonging e. Tun sore lNci ~Quaw. shIIu- Ia
a nukct had al me long 'imr lni admitted the
SANE To- me AZ nv use 2Sh March. 77l The bouk,Npd
the OF Major Van Horne Ui Fonda
The sun., 1881-04-24

FTVTT NJ TTT-TTT'TTTITI
MOUNT VERNON o.. April lJ,-Lrstcr Will
lla,s ,-t ryriu. -,.t rul Nj rI .tork Nl.. meas.
urea three and q hl' uctII hri-Nt r "td "'' iH,'n
lHt he, "a kil!ri some "Nuulut' d, were being made
ly uIo," WHO called tu tsu .Uslus-l', ~ rN NHS ".
decd uat tr he's. oi snake max G Uptcn Hurr
ia me IA ~" lI ~.ul thu sUHh. uA r llr at
u atiscI much among TIE guests a. b., utr
m. and nlunItrlu. Uruuut Tue IJur. The sutku wLs
ivur iect lUus and three aud hLii luChus Uuud.
The sun., 1881-04-24
The Anna ANA th. Whale.

The British bark Anna, Capt Mephail which
ArrlNni from lnuIuu saturday ia ballast, Nli
counter with II wuGl- in milurcnn The Anna Ieit luu.
don Feb On Feb 2s, m lat - 81 y Ion - ", wIlr
the vessel was lying to under lower forrtopsn during
hard yale, large whale was seen about luIs Oh ~