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INSULTING THE WITNESSES.

In Judge Cox's Court at Washington
there is at present no protection accorded
the witnesses or any one else. The Judge
sits alphabetically on the bench and allows
Guiteau to apply the most abusive epithets
to every one on the witness stand /; to call
them "liars,'' "whelps.'' scoundrels, =
"dirty dogs and whatever his beastly
Imagination suggests, and no word of re-.
Duke or protest is uttered. Now, however
effective Guiteau's outrageous conduct may
be with the jury, it is certainly the duty
of the Court to protect the witnesses, and
to maintain decorum. Guiteau is guilty of
contempt of Court fifty times day. but it
must be confessed that the country is be-
ginning to share in this contempt. There
is no possible excuse or defense for the
passivity of the Judge in this respect. He
may not care for his own professional dig
nifty or that of the tribunal over which he
presides, but he is bound to shield the
witnesses who are compelled to appear,
from gross and gratuitous insults, and he
has thus far scandalously neglected his
duty in the premises. No conceivable mo-
tive or end can justify the action of the
Court in permitting the rufianly prisoner
to misconduct himself as he is doing, and
even though the jury should find Guiteau
guilty of murder in the first degree with.
out leaving the box, the discredit of the
trial will remain, an ineffaceable stain upon
our judicial administration.
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TIE eovsRrmEnr OF ALASKA.

Senator Sherman appears to have in
troduced very sensible bill for the gov.
eminent of Alaska. The idea is to provide
the Territory with enough officials to adj.
minister justice, and no more. It would
indeed be absurd to give Alaska reg
ular Territorial Government at present,
and possibly it may not need such sys-
tenn for fifty years. Settlement there will
be slow, and it would be most uniustifable
to make a "rotten borough" of it, merely
to create few more Offices for spoils. hunt.
ers. What is needed is single Court,
with both civil and criminal Jurisdiction,
a Collector, and such simple magisterial
arrangements as are suggested by the ex-
listing state of affairs. The colony there is
small, and promises to remain so for some
time. All it needs is protection against
the Indians on the one hand, and against
white knaves on the other. With such
provision as Senator Sherman's bill makes
the Territory will no doubt be we'll con-
tented for at least the space of genera
tion
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ellis OF the party must have been the most
CALLING. We have from the first expressed
the opinion that the game never was worth
the candle, as regarded the Virginia case,
and that the Republican leaders had done
their party great wrong in committing 1t
through the Malone bargain to the support
and approval of Reputation. 1t now ap-
pears that Malone is firmly resolved to IN
sist upon his bond, and that though the
attitude of Senator David Davis upon the
retention of the present Senate officers has
made it impossible to carry out the COM
pact SO far as Gorham's claim is concerned,
the Virginia demagogae fully intends
to hold the President and the party to
their agreement respecting Riddleberger.
President Arthur must, we should think,
find it extremely disagreeable to have his
alleged purposes heralded forth by George
Gorham in this way, however. The peo-
pie 'have not forgotten that the late Secre-
tary of the Senate and present editor of
the Washington Republican was the most
impudent, indecent and shameless abuser
of President Garfield, and that he was the
brazen mouthpiece of the Star Route
Ring. That such man should now
attitudinize as the confidential friend and
special interpreter of the Administration
cannot but shock and revolt the public
generally. We hope most sincerely that
Gorham has in this case abused the indul-
gence OF the President, and that his letter
had no further authority than his own
lawless impudence. For no Administra-
ton can afford to have such an exponent,
or permit such an one to assume relation
to it which could only be due to proved
desert and unblemished integrity.
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A signal Evidence of Health

Is regularly recurring action eff the bowels
With the due performance of this function
ara united good digestion. pure and active
circulation of the blood, and an adequate
secretion of healthy bile, which seeks the
conduits designed for it by nature. The per.
Torrance of these cooperative functions, in.
surfing permanent health and vigor may, il
interrupted speedily be rendered active and
regular with that finest of modern restors
tives of organic activity and general health,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. While it relaxes
the bowels effsc;ually, it does so without
pain, and without giving rise to the violent,
weakening reaction always to be anticipated
from drastic purgative. The drenehing
effect, associated in the minds of many IL
advised persons with thoroughness as its
essential, is ruinous to the stomach and in.
testines, organs that are, on the contrary. in
vigorated by the Bitters which is, moreover.
a superb preventive and remedy for fever and
ague, and proven specific Tor rheumatism,
debility and kidney inactivity.
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THIS MoRnIae's NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at ISL for As OF 1907; 1l4 for AS 1Ol5 for
s8s; sterling, 81 si@4 IS; silver bars, 112s
Silver in London, ed; consols, 90 5-l6d; 6-per
cent United States bonds, extended, 1853 As. 121l
AS, 117l.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par Mexican dollars, 92i@93c.
Mining stocks exhibited little more tone at San
Francisco Saturday morning. There was fair liue
Of transactions, and prices for most of The Com
stocks were from SC TO zoe higher than the best
rates on Friday morning. Eureka Consolidated
dropped to sl1 so. The effect of no dividends is
showing itself.
Joseph Miguel had his arm and hand crushed by
train near Dutch Flat Saturday night.
An engineer, fireman and brakeman were killed
in railroad collision near Kismot, Tenn, yester
day.
The passenger and baggage cars of the fast trair
on the Wilmington and wildon Railroad were
burned Saturday night st Rocky Mount. Va.
A fire at Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday threw LOCI
men out Of employment and caused loss OF $500,
Co.,
The funeral OF the victims OF the Vienna catastro'
phe will take place to-day.
John Ellis and his wife were drowned near Red
ding, Shasta county, Saturday.
The steamer Oceanic arrived at San Francisco yes
terday from China and Japan, bringing Hongkong
dates to November 18th and Yokohama advises to
November 25th The new Chinese Minister to
Washington was among the passengers.
Chief Justice French, OF the British Supreme
Court Of China and Japan, is dead.
John W. Colburn shot and fatally wounded W.
Jensen at PhGuix, A. T., yesterday.
Howard Edmunds was hanged at Warren, Ark ,
Saturday, for the murder Of Miss sallie Watson.
Fire at Chicago also at Lebanon, Ky.
Sixteen men were burned to death near Pittsburg,
Pa, Saturday, and several others fatally injured.
boiler explosion at Pittsburg Saturday killed
one man and wounded ten others.
From pew rents and ether sources Beechers
church has an income Of S57, 900 year.
Anthony Clemens found dead in bed at San
Diego Saturday morning.
man, two women and girl were drowned Sat-
urday in the Chehas river, near Chehalis Station,
W.T..
The real estate transactions last week at Portland,
Or, amounted to s1ss,o6s.
Heavy snow and rain storms prevailed in Oregon
yesterday.
The last case OF small pox has been discharged
from the hospital at Portland
Ex-Congressman Banning, of Ohio, died at Gin.
cinnati Saturday.
The full text Of Representative Pages proposed
bill in regard to the question of mining debris is
given in our columns this morning, having been
received from Washington by telegraph.
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GENUINE BARGAINS,

As the above goods came from the we'll
known Auction HOIse OF MESsRs. NEW.
HALL az CO., San Francisco, ana they
were sold for CAsH-nOi longtime notes
or charged on the ledger; bnt the ready
TWENTY DOLLAR PIECES were thrown
over their counter with a Jingle and The
goods delivered, with bill receIpted.
And as have laid and did say February
g, 1874. HAT would do something that
was never done On this coast. which was
MARK siY GO0Os IN PLAIN BOLD
CURES" ana never deyIatc from the
price marked, was laughed at al the time
by all dealers ; but time proved my sue
cess. as others began TO follow, and st was
appreciated by all purchasers OF goods.
Since then L connected il:e Trade Union
with 1t, which Is a great saving 10 all
people with families. The TRADE UNION
Will be kept up, and new members
solicited. In JUNE, 1882, shall send out
Agents to canvass FOR this new method Of
doing business, with BOOKS 10 fully ex-
plain the running OF fl. Respectfully
yours,
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eoRHAm AND R1ppLsBERaEs,

Gorham has written and published a
letter to Malone assuring the latter that
President Arthur desires the success of
Rddleberger in his Senatorial aspirations.
Among the many humiliating consequences
OF the Malone bargain the necessity of
admitting Gcrham to the innermost coun-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-12

The Adm Argus, of recent date. in
speaking of the Hayden Hill mine sale to
London parties, says that the mining ex-
pert who examined them PANIED little
dirt from one of the mines. and said ton
of such dirt was worth 500, 900, and fonnd
plenty of dirt that was worth from 81 to
81 pound.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-12

If Your HAIR IS COMING Our, or turning
gray, do not murmur over misfortune you
can so easily avert. Ayers Hair Vigor will
remove the cause of your grief BY restoring
your hair to its natural color, and Herewith
your good looks and good nature.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-12
Clothing |!
New and Desirable Lines Just
Opened.

MEMS ALL-wooL SCOTCH SUITS, 81 so.
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS good value) 81 so.
BOYS ovERcoATs, 81 so to SIS.
MEMS HEAVY, ALL-woOL ULSTERS extra
quality, worth 500, only s14.
MEMS DRESS ovERCoATS, So
MEMS GOOD BUSINESS ovERCoATs, IS.
MEMS TRAVELLING ULsTERs (leavy and war1nl,
81 So
YOUTHS ovERCoATS AND ULsTERs, 50 to So.
MEMS KNIT JACKETS (all colors) 81.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS HATS 40 cases
just arrived from CLARK BROS & co. OF New
York
LADIES AND MISSES RUBBERs, IS cents.
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BORN.

Near Swiss Station, December wife of W. L. VIII
Smelling, November so-wife of F. C. Pore. a
daughter.
son.
MERGED, December Wife OF A. F. Hamilton, a
son.
San Andrsas, December e-wife of j. F. Treat, a
daughter.
daughter.
Pea Ridge. Mariposa county, November 2s-wife Of
w. II. anew, a son.
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DIED..

Mormon Island, November 23-Samuei Kicker, n
years, 2 months and days.
Mormon Island, December 6-Charlotte Kicker, IS
years, 10 months and days.
Folsom, December 3-Nellie Elizabeth Hall, year
and months.
Nghtsville December 3-Della Moore, % years.
Alder Creek, December 7-Evo Demeester, As years.
jackson, December 5-Benjamin Briggs, II years
ard II months.
Sonora, December S-Bertha Mary Halck, years.
Sonora, December 4-Michael Tuobey, 46 years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-12

ALL cautious mothers should keep Kidney
Wort in the house to use for themselves and
their children.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-12

STop THAT CoUGH.-Use. Hammers Glycerole OF
Tar Fourth and streets, Sacramento.
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Red House
Trade UnionI

MEMS CALF, TAP SOLE BOOTS, s. rs.
MEMS FINE CALF DRESS BOOTS, 81 and g SC.
MEMS DRESS BOOTS (Morecco Leg, 50 and
So so.
MEMS HEAVY WORKING BOOTS, 81 so and 60.
MEMS HEAVY BRoGANs, 81 25.
MEMS CONGRESS CATERS, 81 so.
MEMS BUCKLE ALEXIS, 81 70 and s2.
MEMS DRESS LOW TIES, 81 so to So.
MEMS LOW WORKING SHOES, 81.
BOYS SHOES (endless Variety, 81 to 81.
LADIES BUFF BALMoRALs, 81 and 81 25.
LADIES' KID, FoXED BALMoRALS good, rs
cents.
LADIES GOAT LEATHER, FoXED BUTTON
BOOTS, 81 so.
MISSES GOAT LEATHER, FoXEDs BUTTON
BOOTS, 81 %.
LADIES GOAT, BUTTON BOOTS, 81 so and 81 rs.
MISSES GOAT, BUTTON BOOTS, 81 25.
LADIES' KID, FoXED, BUTTON BOOTS, 81 80
extra quality
MISSES BUFF BALMo8ALs (strong), rs cents;
Nos. II to g.
CHILDRENs BUFF BALMoRALs (strong), so
cents; Nos to 10I.
CHILDREN's GOAT, SILVER TIP-ToE SHOES,
Is cents.
INFANTS BUTTON AND LACE tendless variety.
40 and so cents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HAMMERS Glycerole of Tar for coughs and cold
The best remedy for children.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December 11-By Rev. DIR. Charles
Tanbner, at the residence Of the brides parents,
Otto Wilhelm to Amanda Sehuck.
Furnaceville, Shasta county, October CSC. W. V.
st. John and Sylvia r. Lippincott.
Columbia, December 3-Nathan A. Arnold to Rinal-
da Cordero.
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HAarzE Glycsrols Of Tar cures Group and shoop
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eJ People should visit this sale at
once, and secure
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The DEBRIS QUESTION.
Proposed Bill Of Representative
Page.

ESPECIAL Br rElroRArn TO rHE RECORD. UNION
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IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, per " n Dimond. March PA cs
Do pow'd do. 20 bbis sugar. Gmiscj Is cs syrup. coo sacks
fOur. - boiler tubes. l smoke stack, 8 bdls chains, 80
2s2 bales hay, PSI kegs nails. 100 csc oil, 80 bbls beef 20
bbls pork, 80 bbls lime, ~ do plaster; Io IDS nsiT' ~ y
house, III N lumber, 90 do shingles. so do laths, w g
smith.
From Departure Bay. per North Star. March $50
tons coal to Allen 4 Robinson.
From San Francisco, per d c Murray. March POP
pkgs canned goods. 20 Ppkgs groceries, $40 SKIS -four. Is
R il cube sugar; { 100 A do asi 900 100 DO sf bran no2 a5 es t cr.e Rtgs
Ipkgs lard, go bales hay, 50 bbls cement. Fl Lenehan
in transit 70 Hifo 100 b6Is cement. 100 bales hay, IS SKIS
meal, 100 SKIS bran; 50 do oats, 100 do barley 4 bbis
w. b ga : : q: Zoo ~ Ks aoori McIntyre Bros . rs cs beer, Z 5
Cunha Il pkgs liquors. Lovejoy & Co 40 SKIS grain, 10
pkgs tea. - do pickles, So do canned goods, % kegs
syrup, SIS pkgs crackers. 75 bales hay. Bolles & Co 5
pkgs ssddiery, VIM Fennell : ? tanks gasoline. A Herbert;
20 SKIS grain. \ d. chickens. 4 pigs and l SOW. A W
Dbl paint, l cs castings, 8 cs eontgtron. brass, copper and
pkgs mise mdse. A L smith p cook stoves. I ranges "a
bdls sheet iron, 6 bs tin plate, 6 gal sinks, ? reels lead
materisIs. G segeiken go 100 SKIS aonr. E P Adams
W V lumber. Allen ( Robinson 1000 r W posts. Levers (
Cooke "a SKIS potatoes, "a cs sewing machines, 80 do
: pkgs millinery goods, Mrs d B Griffin ; s pkgs nails. Is
pkgs crockery, II pkgs axes, 80 pkgs hardware, IS pkgs
& Co small lot misc mdse to order,
From Bremen, per Atlanta. Feb 2s-1797 pkgs liquors.
80 bales printing paper. 500 bales paper (@rappingJ 2S
pkgs dry goods, 35l6 pkgs hoop and bar iron, 249 pkgs
bags and bagging, $50 bbls cement, $50 bIs candles, 500
do soap. II pkgs machinery. 164 iron rails, 200 bdls fence
wire. q pkgs glassware, As pkgs hardware, 81 bbls IRE
clay, lot cOrdAge. 1850 empty demijohns, $40 ~demijohns
vinegar, - cs shot; 12s pkgs misc mdse, II Hackfeld L
Co ; cs wine, II A Widemann Is pkgs dry goods. 100
bxs candles, II HymAn & Bros IL cs wine, NJ S Grin
baum & Co; 1 cs book, II Reimenschneider 5 cs monu-
ments. J c Glade l c private effects, 3 do machinery, Z
Muller , private effects, T II Davies so pkgs liquids,
IS do provisions, F A schAefer & Co 2s pkgs liquids. s
bbls oil, \ MOhrmann 6 cks wine. II s Roth 7 bales
cOrks, 4 cs oil, "a do dry goods, 6 pkgs perfumery, 81 do
groceries. l do glassware, / do musical instmts, Z Hon
schlaeger * Co; 6S cks paint, $50 drums oil. E o Hall <
son; 32 cs, 10 hhds liquor, IA cs candles, 4 bales bsgs,
- pkgs private effects and misc mdse, to order.
From Port Townsend. per San Luis, March 4-5S2 tons
coal, G Brewer & Co.
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sal. PING T

-Le quick dts-as= wti which IN, 'rkentine Jane A.
rb1-z o. iosied ~naHt@f " sent TO sea
ol o. If lHst. -f. s.-e 'nly days in port
90 1ppOrtunity 10. round trip record
&c uhsisr Progress was engaged in q" trying out Of
Islald CO., ra- 1st inst.
a.-----E James Make was placed in Quarantine
4 the 10Th ult-. and viii 50 remain until the 18th inst
auai people will greatly miss her Withdrawal from
rvice.
The bark Hemiiio which arrived here in distress from
an Francisco et roHS to Sydney went 10 sea again on
lnday. the 26th uIt. y survey had been held on the
ssseI while in port, and she had been condemned and
~ crew refused to go further in her. Notwithstanding
ts survey and the protest Of the crew, the vessel was
ain sent 10 sea on the date above stated
The brig T W Lucas sailed last Sunday. the 2Gth ult,
r the Sound in ballast. The cOIOrs Of the steamer Sep
ma were half-masted on the 2nd inst, ON account Of the
-ath from consumption Of one Of the crew.
The whaling bark Rainbow Is expected in this port st
early date
The arrivals Of the two %colliers, North star and san
lis, quietens the coal market. The Carbon Hill coal
III have an opportunity 10 pun itself now. although
aybe not gratuitOusly.
March opened we'll with arrivals, the expected romare,
2 new barkentine W II Dimoud. and the bark D.;
urray. all arriving on the Ist inst
The American schooner Sarah Ann, whose arrival with
cargo Of sand from San Diego, Cal, caused 50 much
eculation at the time.-has been sold to Messrs + T
. snshan * Co. for $500. She Is reported to be a good
a boat. and is to be engaged in carrying rice and sugar.
The Hawaiian brig POmare arrived from Jalmt on the
tinst. bringing - men and - women passengers. She
now anchored in the stream and no communication is
present allowed with her. Z
The brig North Star and bktne San Luis are to be dis
nArged with dispatch, and both will probably sail in
Hast for the Sound about the 18th inst.
The G -man bark AtaIanta loads with sugar for san
rar .fscO. and will sail about the 18th inst.
The steamer James Make wa lightered Of her load of
gar on the 18th inst, hauIingeIose in shore to discharge.
Tie d C. Murray is reported as having alreSdy a goOdly
unmher Of passengers booked for her up trip.
Ths s-hOoners Mary Foster, Gen SeigeI. and Warwick
q ere compelled to return to port on the 3rd inst, on ac-
count Of rough weather. The schr Mokuola arrived the
same day from Eva, light and safely.
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a.. ro,,+,- in the Pacific On the 18th Feb in III W.
Fr-oultered heavy rain storms for three days: TOOK
~ traies in % y 10 ", and came with them 70 port
-l--si r1sting from Feb Is TO Feb %, (date Of arrival on
"a. i.lanIEj on an average Of 30 miles per day. IL days
Taasse.
perort II bark d c Murray. Capt Ravens.-Lefts San
francisco Feb Il. wind s Z strong, SO heavy on the
1,ta wind shifted to y light and so continued TO within 8
dav, sail Of port. Feb > strong trades fine weather ana
s,rv.I in port. March 1. I7E days passage. Sighted
Fr-lcH bargue with painted ports in ballast pound
Sr-th. she set signals but could not make them out
Report Of brigantine North Star. Capt G T MoorhouSe'
Sailed from Departure Bay Feb l, wind strong from
the : with very heavy sea. Feb 5 same weather, at . P
II Of this date shipped n sea which carried away after
hstchhou=e. but did no other damage. passed latitude OF
san Francisco in 1879 w, wind s, and heavy sea In
latitude 2G= y. longitude 1909 W, took Ne trades. On
FEB = wind from the 5 which shifted on the z5tn 70
fresh uortherly. Arrived in port March 3rd, 81 days
passage Left bark John VI Clerk in port, OF departure
iOadin z coal, for6Sellington New Zealand
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bett1set.
SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1881.

THE visit of the King to San Francisco,
and as we ave reason to expect His
Majesty's subsequent visits to New York
City, Washington City inc other places in
the United States, will do more in behalf of
the continuance of the reciprocity treaty
than any other influence this country could
bring to bear. The King, or as he is now
styled abroad Ali Kalakaua, wins the
hearts of public men wherever he goes.
When seated by the side of President Mans
field in the Legislative Hall of Sacramento,
and subsequently after being introduced to
ienators and Representatives of the State
of California, there was one general,
hearty expression as reported to us by an
eye witness, which was almost uniformly
as follows Why, this King of the Sand
wich Islands is a gentleman and a good
fellow and a ruler worthy of our country's
highest regard" And every public man of
America, who meets and shakes hands
with King K~alaEaua, will be inspired by a
generous enthusiasm to be his friend and
partisan in any fair cause he may present
in behalf of his little Kingdom to the
Great Republic.
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O TIE WHARTES.

The German bark AiaIaEts made 8 fair trip across from
Bremen, being 10 days from port b port. she Is now
hauled alongside the Esplauade. dischArging-
The German steamer septima having passed the libel
ling period In safety. has again h0isted her color aud
Quarantine flag. She j. yet in the stream.
The new barkentine " II Dimond is at the E-planade'
dischArEiug. and will load with dispatch for san Fran
cisco. The present boisterous weather interferes great
" with quick dispatch. and the DimOnd will not leave
before the 10th inst.
The D Murray Is at Brewer < Co.'S wharf diseharsins-
she loads immediately for san Francisco
Business IL quite brisk along the water1- edge and j.
likely 10 80 continue for another week OF two Several
vessels being now due.
The LiksIfke IL being rapidly renovated, sud will be
-eady 10 take up her usual routes again on the advertised
time. The Lehua will take the Likelike's place in re-
pairing
Ths crew Of the Jenny Pitts have been kept continual
- At the pumps since. and their sunday exercise Is yet
1umplng. The Jenny Pitts leaves here for the Sound III
ballast As soon a. her leaks are repaired.