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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
p,rER AND HARBoR IuPROyEMENTS.

t,ouerol Gilmore. who lately returned from
w.s,,,c,op was asked by a1RIBUNE orcrye-crday'
n, the surtcvant House. IN relation to the KlNer ana
uarbor Improvement blll now before Congress- "en'
ernl Gilmore said:
Il t M. oniuou the bin will become law before the
closr of the session. Wnrn Wa IN washington IL ha
not been reported back bv the committee II II SHoun
moi no mss al the work win be put back one year,
Irrau>e Wiln In several or the oic thrrc are Sh pd
aucrs loIt ovcr-enuu perhps tbchtty on hr
uruts uutd late In the summer or beginning Oh ihI-
s II 1t j. lett To another congress 10 ue .e
matter II vii. he year before we car use tc money
Ghul .,ch n DELAY take place would be expensive.
Tie plant WoUd either be rOtcd down Ut so'U "Au tue
Contractors and men scattered -,
"Irw does 1t happen that there are balances III the
different cllictAl"
uutn June Then the law requires M 10 advertise io
thirty dnyrnrd he contractors generally want from ono
to two mon 10 get ready consequently II WIS h'riy
ihc cud the season before work was commenced me
cold weather comIIe work could not TIE Continued"
" Wnnt do y0u think Ot the hili IN II Is now -
"Wcn names large sums Of money for different
uarts I'll the country ahd hhB good deal Of load 10
carry money beng APPROPRIATED Tor many llto creeks
tnl were never heard Of before so 10 speak think
rrt urrndps the Ms~;sSpp RIVER. AiY department III
culrs the two Caroinas. Georgia aal Florida. the
Lr'i rr 900 900 designing make II depth Of some
Iuu IKE suvrn ftr1 FOR 100 NILS from CAIRO down The
an, t ma D' ca ' moi do As G II does not pass
The Wet VIII suffer good ccai NOR" man the East be,
cll,s ihc balances ,ct over of whicA have spoken"
'Nha Is your idea OF The way III which the money Ia
y" Tir nie,cnt systcm Ia this: local movement
f. rptIrr up Congressman labor 10 pressure Govern
urut ma ~ improving channel Then We Hre ordered
IN make preliminary survey estimate the cost OF the
unproyrrt ANA discuss the advaui age from business
mint OF view, but not allowed tO express opinion
a. to whether the proposed improvement would Do Iols
lu.r. The m3tier then r. ~ To congress- NOW hnk
tuis ~ hfcn bad one hecnuse tie mO'ivc OF Con-
gr, In getting an hp1ropra0n tmk ~ To ne
popular his district. what believe the best way TO
to IL 10 have board Of engineers appointed, vino would
not have any nrrcst 10 serve Kept the good of the
country: let them make tae sugg 'Stiona IA to where
nancy should I've spent. nave spoken 10 several menu
| h,ra If
inr thought well OF II. But nuti tint they always
v1t6 against any such board being appointed. Now |
cuuot nip ewing that the reason ~ Eat, II board
hod created. It would take away some OF The Con-
| PATRONAGE
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Plans F0R d LARGE EXCHANGE.

Fonr plans for the proposed new Produce TX;
change Building to be erected on plot OF GROUND
haunted by Broadway. Beaver, and Stone-Sts, were
vhibtcd on the II oOrs of the Exchange yesterday.
After hcng on exhibition fifteen business days inc
members will select one by ballot There were sew
rntcen pans submitted by architects. Inc DlilIu-
mo will have q frontage Of 3O7 feet IN Broadway'
md cover about %, 900 square icet with conrt III
thc rear Three of the plans are for buildings OF
seven stories and the fourth cOntenlplateS lOhT-
story building. The names OF the architects are
ihr plnn which received the CLOSEST attention was
for buIlding seven stories In height. with clock
tower surm0unrng the front. There are twelve
windows and doors the first floor ana nine largo
windows on the second and third floors. a room
CONTAINING 1000 square feet IS assigned TO the
Maritime Exchange on the hrst nool
and four other large rooms, containing
o 100 4 900 g. 500 and 600 square feet respect
Iyoiy are 10 he leased tn OTHER associations. Oh thls
Hnnr there are also yestlbuCs, corridors, coat ana
toilet rooms. halls etc. On the second ilOor are
70 600 SQUARE feet of space fer the fr0uuce tx
chnntr bliness. extending through the thlrd li"n'
thirty feet i'm heighth, and covered with skVlGht
there is gallery around the walls There arc also
reading room mud library. 400 square icct
m area with gallery for bookcases
the presidents. Managers, ana 0lhcer7 roons
and reception room. On the third floor, sur 0und-
iuv fine exchange space. are committee ROOMS w
Tho other i've il0ors around the walls ol tho build
INC winch incOse the open space Tor hght, arc tno
corridors and offices.
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Uieksld by Miss Hattie Strauss: ggscG h1 H1p &
Charles H. Parsons, and M; AteaVoG yonaoe.
Mum. The play was presented uhuei 'H'
nent of q. de- COrdova.
/ Warrants nave been issued by Justice ScheinIe,n,
OF New Iots for the arrest for bRainy OF JIh I Wr
aud Mrs Mary Davis nsyD a Wfs' recently left her
husband, TO whom she had been marr,eu snL1 tyn
leaving note stating that she would not TetuIn 20
week afterward he met her N CAT any hs vas ar
rnated for assault and promised to do better. inen
she had warrant Issued for the arrest Oh 5e Kane
hand for assault. Meanwhile she marT Tr, nnn
" no left his wife and child in Brooklyn. IneS "oio
married by the Kew. B. s. Reeve OF NV LotS
JERSEY CITY
Mrs. Mary OConnor who killed her tnreo eli r'i be
bows with q carving-knife whlle insane s; p,ons
tohen 70 the State Lunatic Asylum at Morris fIalhs
this morning where she VIII De eAauinou W WV
physicians. r,:4- ou1
The Executive COMMITTEES of the, Jersey CITY ana
Bergen Railroad Company declueu M 20 tivys cenis
Additional cars and horses VIII De puIcA"Seu "'O
trips made every i've minutes
NEW-JERSEY.
UNION HrrL--James Muaney. age fourteen, I'm, 1ne
shin was accidentally shot BIZ his father on MonT P
NIGHT while the latter was examining gun Inc Inc
load tore large hole in the right shoulder Oh '"o
bow but the wound is not dangerous ohe'
LONG ISLAND.
1,Yuc,-Tbe oueens County Supervisors have
reappoln ted Mr.. and Mrs. Firth keeper an9 asr
Of HE Poor House at salary of 81 600 ye year.
The expenses of the Poor House last Se", 49,,
SIT Cos ~ or 39l2 cents day for each person
supported. cr.r,,N ro1AND
sr.prrToy.-Mrs. Elizabeth Forsyth, an old resi-
dent of Staten Island, taken suddenly ~ W ha
walking m the street Monday evening ana dlen DC
fore she could be removed 10 her home IN broau-SV
StapletOn. r,o>, r,,rp ,royuNs
Mo,,Nr VrRNoN-The public school building NO
g. at West Mount Vernon, was entered 2y tSyo
Sunday night aud robbed of u nnnber OF BOOKS Two
sbawIs and other articles. The schoolhOuse AZ
Wa.hingtonville near Mount Vernon. was ai5o en-
tered sunday night and robbed OF some articles VI
tntiDg value. ,,,..
WHITE PLA>sIn the Court of SESSIONS S at nTanS
Plains YESTERDAY, john Demerest, sing sing pIso1t
convict. was found guilty of an assault with ntenc
to kill upon Michael Eagan an nstF qines With T a
ampinQ bar and sentenced to seven years III hi
prs0nment at hard labor after the expiration VI I
present term. The prisoner had been conVIG ied
twice of burglary the third degree anu ne Ia 'a
only about two months to serve TO conpietoi n,S
second term of impT1sOnment Wnch ne colni''S"
the assault upon Mr.. EaQan.
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SHIPPING NEJJS.
PORT OF NENYOHN .....FB3 II. 1871
ARRIVED

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ARRIVED
Hr) OvonstOnc, Glasgow Feb 3 and MoytC
A with mdae ana passengers to Henderson Ios.
sir iIty Of Macon mptOn savannah days, with mdse
and Messengers 20 Geo YO 90.
SIR New.OrleanR lasey New.Orleans days. with mdRo
and passcnRcr5 to Clark seaman.
sir Benefactor Jones' Wilmington, NC days, with mdse
and Messengers to VIM L clyde X Co.
sur Of Texas Nckerson, Galveston Feb via Key
West TO- with passengers tn q Ii Mallory IL Co
str Manhattan. Gibbs. Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion ~ 40.
Texas Illness Jacksonville. BrunAwtck, Ca,
ami Royal DAVIS with mise and passengers to IL
Mallory & Co.
Str Nereu Haet Boston, with mdse and passengers to
IL DimOck.
snip Nancy Pondoton BefasD Pondleton. Singapore
1877 days md5e TO ORDER vessel TO Carver Barnea
Ship BrOmerhAyen uer), Wohit Antwerp AB days. with
iron and empty barrels ~ order; vesse 10 Theo Rueer
Ship MARLBOROUGH 0f Windsor, Nh, Munro, London 81
days with chalk empty barrels To snow Burgess
Ship Ariel (Nor Petersen Fleetwood 81 days. with coal 10
Perkins q Co; vessel 70 masior.
ship Minnie II qerow iofst John NIB. osrow Antwerp
Bark Harry CuAhmAn tof Halliday Cotton. Newry On
days In ballast TO ] whitney a Co.
BARK (aer), Jaode. BORDEAUX ~ days. with mdst
70 order vessel 70 Eunoh, Edye d Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
p,1pc,yc TBr PRECINCTS.
ooo, wong or rar SOCIETY," FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRIME.

pURGlNG THE fhEOANNip'
GOOD WORK OF THE SOCIETY," FOX The fh"'IN i'"N
OF CRIME.
: Tina Society for the Prevention OF Crime has sent
resolutions to the Poee hoafG ,ar H;ie rosorts
In the Fourth Precinct and calling upon the boaru
-, "rnnyess them and deal with the proprietors &C,
cordipy 10 law. The gambling houses mentioned
are az Nos l. IL, II, -, 4, -, and 20 Ann-st:'
Nos I47 and $50 Fulton ST.. and No. Is Dovcr:st.
Attention is called to the loose manner IN Mdo
the Excise law is enforced or Sunday: on Sun'uy
February g. agents of the Society visited the Wig
SALOONS in the precinct at when Cruising. pun
njavinr. and other forms OF vice were III progress
ifnchecked. Among the places visited were nos,
81. O. ~, 40, and 81 James-st;, NOS 800 ahu %
Water-st,. Nos. ~. 81, 81. ana w hoOseNeIt-eV;,
and a saloon only twenty-one feet from the oaa
Street Station, where poOl-playing was gong on:
Dance honses in Chatham anil other streets were
also visited The Society asks the folce boaIa W
rake action at once, purge the precinct Oh theso
places. and cause the laws to be enforced; ,...
10 4 Whitney said yesterday tnat tne SOciety
xvnnld nnsh this matter with the utmost vIg0r the
Police commissioners would not do their duty ana
hold their subordnates to q proper accOuntapihty
for not suppressing hese vile places, the society
would 90 to the Grand Jury and the governor anu
sac IL the Commissioners could not he held account
nhIe themselves. The Society would take up 1h l
precinct alter another. The Fourth was ,plon2a'niv
the worst in town except the Iwenty.mnth' wen ,,
they had done all they could to purge ''' , rhoS
mad closed the gambling deDs at Nos 80, lOO, ~
II3 and 100 Nassau-st, and now there vas not
Gambling implement Iii them. They had smut up
No. 1913 Futlon-st. which had been hotorious
gambling hell for ten years. and bau got all con-
1ect.d with it indicted. Judge GiidersieeVe on
Monday fined James Henderson, one OF tne pro
prie,Ors $3.50 and Michael HAYES, q dealer at the
same place. was fined 800 by Judge Cowlng on
fi,ese places and compelling them to cease rentng
tbe premises tor immoral purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
TIE SHOOTING OF MARGAREr KNAPP.

The surgeons at Bellevue Hospital said last even
ing that Margaret Knapp, the woman who was shot
i'm the neck al No. 120 Firsi-st:. Monday afternoon
wound The woman admitted yesterday that she
had uever been married TO Hamilton, tho ticket
SPECTATOR. although she had lived with HIM zen
lawful wife Of John Marion. the man
who slot her. Marion, who also known as Mer-
rltt, was a bartender III the B0werv. lie became
existed between Hamilton and the woman, and
when she told him on Monday that the furniture III
their rOoms belonged to Hamilton aId lnus' pe sur
rendered I'm few DAYS he grew furious and attempt
ed to murder her, The police Were still looking Tor
Marion last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
WALKING FROM NEW YORK TO NEWARK

Twenty slavonian peasants who had walked
from New-York to Newark yesterday mornlng at
Newark. they wore thick homespun clothing
and each carried bundle on his shoulder; Their
ages ranged from eighteen to thrty-hve; None OF
lessly about the streets until they met country
man, who conducted hem to Police headquarters,
where they were given shelter IN the iodgers
room. 1t was ascertaned that the party had
come from DwarjauSe. Slavonia, in q sailing
vessel intending to 90 TO Anticole Luzerne County
Pennsylvania, where they had been assured OF WORK.
Castle Garden last week there was only $50 left IN
the party. This money was gwen to a countrXman
who promised to procure them work and who dlsap-
peared. Yesterday morning, without money or food,
the twenty took the road In the hope OF obtaining
work on some railroad. In an hour after the party
one Of the original eighty appeared at Police Head
nnarlera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
NcCREERY & co.

JAMES NcCREERY Il co.
have just made a purchase Of
Twelve Hundred Pieces Black
Damasse $ALAS and SAV1NS,
which they offer at the very low
price Of Sl 25 a yard.
These BEAUTIFUL FABRICS
are OF the newest designs. and
are guaranteed to be All Sfifl.
Similar goods have never been
sold for less tEsa1 81 40 on So
a yard.
JAMES McCREEsY Il CD.
broadway and ElCventh-se.,
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

PJUNG But DESPERATE.

Officer Edward Grace. of tho Twenty
seventh Precinct Monday night WIS in Church-st when
he notrrd two men struggling. The elder Of the two
,xcitrly called Here. officer, this m" Hc had
hardly uttered the words however before the younger
brk. away aud shot at the officer Tnc ball whlollud
near Grlce'S. ear; second ume the fellow fred aud
MISSED his marx, but the bullet went through the
oCcrr's hat. Tue rnnal was finally arrested. He 10
lame, Kenny, Of No. 40 New Church-st. about seven
Teen years age. His father, who IL wrknnwn IN the
Ward politician, was taking him 10 the Police sta
mon 10 give HIM into custody thief when the
trouble occurred. Kenny taken before Justice Wan.
dell Yesterday at the TOmbs, aud held default OF
aI 100 bal for the aAaanlt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
T:x.BIrRDESED PROPERTY.

Supervisor Van Nostrand, OF IewtoNn. has s
the Queens County Board of Supervisors lie says
that unless the town is gwen some ftlet It's prop
erty interests will he ruined. The property ihat
IL being annually sold for taxes has been sold 80
often that the expenses equal to il not in excess
OF its value. Property for which no person ap-
peared was cold TO the town ID 1871, ana inc town
1875 the same property was put up and again sold
to the town, and again the town had to pay me
eevepth sale of the same property will be made in
n few weeks There is little chance that much of
this property will ever be redeemed owing to the
large amount due upon 1t. Some of it is worthless
meadow. The people Of NewtOwn have PAID III
fees over $4,000, and ne-thrd OF its present de-
fciency is represented by fees OH the resale OF
lots. Other to~ns are also burdenod in the same
1yay and ask relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
1EA1orsY AND DESPONpENCY.

Edward Schcll. a Young German employed as
clerk in dry goods store in Washington-st Jersey
while in the bar room of BischOfs Hotel, at sixth
and Wasbington.sts. Monday night SGhell attended
a masquerade ball i'll Odd Fellows tan; lie was al.
woman whom me took to the bail danced with an
other man, and Schell became angry and ,eit the
hall in disgust. He made tour of the drinking
saloons. and when he reached the hotel he sud
denly drew the knife and i'll spite CT tie efforts OF
MIR Bischoff succeeded III inlctinR u slleht cut
upon his throat and three deep gashcs on one Vi LIE
wrists He was fined SlO. . ~.
Edward benuer. a German. age twenty-sl2, VINO
lives ut No rs GIeen-st.. Newark, attended nlts-
nnerane ball in n hall in Green-st., MondaT night.
He BEGAN e intoxicated and the masqueraders were
Mortified to soc him draw razor from his pocket
,y~ested from his hand and lie was taken 10 Police
HEADQUARTERS Benner recently lost his position us
bartender
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
WORKING To SUPPRESS VICE.

The Society for the Suppression of Vice held a
meeting last evening in Association Hail After
by the treasurer, X. Van Rensselaer,. showing that
now for the first time the society out OF debt with
a balance in the treasury. The secretary, Anthony
Comstock, then made an address, reviewing tho pro-
0ress of the society aud setting forth some Of the
evils that il combas, particularly the lotteries. the
policy shops and the diffusion Of obscene literature
Addresses were aiterward made by the Rev. L. Il.
Mcleod of Brooklyn. and the Rev. Dr. j. b. Thomas,
of Brooklyn The speakers were introduced by the
cualrman Samuel Colgate, and on the platform be-
side them were X. Graham, OF Manchester, England
n,,d IliaIn II. Lee.
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dubbed together for the purpose Of burning hG =;
he SemStarv OF the Eyergreens February IL. Sub
snonently her friends found her body in the dead.
house at the Home, The undertaken has agreed 70
the Home for damages The Board of Health mas
determined to prosecute the managers OF tue home
for violating the law which forbids the Keeping on
a dead body above ground al any place except the
Morgue for longer period than four days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
,,r.vy ,urRGLARY IN PATERSON.

Wccn the j ye!ry store OF Garsdc d BeIdan, in
Mnrkst-st, u II Ma'I-st.. Paterson. \: D.. was
oncued y.. era y morning., 1t found that II had
been robbed. The doors OF the lalge Saie IN the
rear of the store we're standing Gpen with the Patcs
by means of steol wedges. it contained number
vi gold aud silver watches and personal ornaments
OF gold. with diamonds, opals carhets ana Itncl
ccairisd away by the burglar, The entire loss -
Letwesn S., 900 aud $4,000. The burglars obancd
an entrance to the building by cutting open the
dOtr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
THE PROFESSIONAL" sALv1N1 MATINEE
DANGERS OF THE OCEAN.

Am the ocean going vessels which arrived in port
Sestcrday report having had hard experiences dur:
ING the recent gales and dense fogs. and many OF
shsm met with more or less damsge The Norwe-
collision with an unknown vessel OF Barnegat. sat
Vrday in o dense fog. and escaped without much
Ths bark Henrietta, which sailed from this port
for Antwerp, October is. with q cargo OF 330oo
bushels of corn, consigned by ]. w. Parke. * Co.,
OF No. 1875 Pesrl-st. is given up e. lost.
The German bark Christel. from Bremen. on Janu-
sry O. In latitude a. s. longitude 3l3e. passed the
Nova scotisn bark Fancbion abandoned and watei-
logged. The sea was making clean breach over
her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenue HOs-Judge g GrssSamI Of im
na u,,,1sm Pishop OF bridgeport Conn S 80 e
Hotet-sepaor elect " J. sewe OF HeT5erssy rS
Yeroooiian ot.t1ieu'enan.-Co ona a. n tsor %
u g A..Grdnd Central & D. p
WoNi and E. b. Judson OF sYrGens and wi1han w,
and B. p Cheney. Of Boston W KIN, paeb o. s
S1Iissy Yovse-B L. smaley, OF vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
THE ICE IN THE PASSAIC RIVER.

The ice broke up IN the Passaic River above the
Fails. near Paterson, Monday night and carried
away the dan OF the Society for Established Useful
Manufactures, and also that OF the Passaic Water
Company, and two mains OF the latter company ~
Paterson, cauang q heavy loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
DEFENDING HIS LIFE.

The trial of Charles F. HoibIook, charged with Gd
che murder Of james W nr Ia IT,
miner before Justice Barrett Assistant DISTRICT
Attorney Lyon opened the case ON the part OF the
prosecution. The prisoner was Defended W
HolbTook. previous to the commission of the
crime OF which he is accused, Kept Cigar SHOP
McCagney entered the shop on the evening OF NO
.Vember II, 1880, aud a quarrel ensued ABOUT some
woman for whom they both had an aItaehhi I
The men were parted, and McCagney leIt inc snop.
IIOIbrook went later IN the evening to liquor
store In Ninth-ave., AMI was standing AT tine par
when McCagney came in and asked HIM TO take a
drink Tn nsn soe offensive name and drew
back as il to strike him. fiolDrOoR tnereupon uleM
revolver and fred in quick succession three shots'
Two of which took effect One ball grazed NC
Cagney's 81 ie without causing serious injury, an
other struck him directly beneath the right eye
the pa MShe@ he Keeper
the place in which the afray took place; James Ma
Cuire. and Bernard COnkling were called on the
mart OF the prosecution and they testified that NC
Capney was under the influence OF liquor, anu tnat
he used abusive language to HolbrOok. and slapped
him IN the face Just before the shooting TOOK place
Mcguire admitted on cross-examinatlon that ne nat
LETT tho State Prison only two months ago, anu
COnkling admitted that he was gar Dler' Inc
trial will be continued Today
SUSPENSION ON THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
EFT Howe, dealer in corn starch. lard and other
oils at No. 100 FrOnt-st., and member OF the ITO
dure Exchange, sent notice to the EXCHANGE yes
terlay that he had suspended payment. The an
nouncement created considerable comment alhohS
TN, members as it was known that MIR. Howe had
been bold operator in pork and lard and last year
his profits in PORK speculations were estimated 10
he between 5000 and $l0OOOO. Recently nc
has given most of his attention to speculatlng IN
lard for customers and on Individual account. IT
was stated that he was short" on 900 terces or
Lard and that his losses would amount to between
$4,000 and 1000 The effect of the SUSPENSION
on the market was to advance the price OF ard one
fourth of cent pound Mr.. Rove, VINO IL 1 .iio
treasurer of the Howe OIL Works, situated at Hun
tors Point said that he would no donbt oe aole 70
make sal tsfactory settlement with hls creditors Ill
a few DAYS Ho denied that his liabilities were as
high as the figures mentioned. ,,, :.
The market has been tre9cherous lately, anu IN
pound. While Mr. Howe's contracts are distributed
In small lots and while no embarrassmentS may
result directly from his, it is believed that there
will be other failures indirectly.
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MAXINE INTELLIG ENOH.
MINIArUIsE ALTMAN
Tn-nAY

TODAY.
Am 65o sun ssts.. $50 Clook fastl An 5Sec
Unan .es S32 MOOT s0utnA. l:J3 Moons agoaY.. II
HIGH WATER TODAY A. NJ
candy HOOK. 800 Gov lsl@au G3o hell iasa ..lE&i
MIGu WATER TODAY p.
aandy HoOE 0j7 Island 1912 Hell CATO II 81