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{, UERIF IL r Y.
70 the Voters of Fysderick County, r.
E,,l;nr grateful for the interest man'les'
,oi i, nv hchalt before and at the Coun-
~ (ouvrn,inn held in 1879, ny SO many Oh
my friends throughout the couh'v' n,Su O.
then stated now announce my SCI, I, "s
aan1;l,,r for the next Shentlnl'y of Fred
erick county (suhjrcl to the dtc'slon Va =
Rnpubirnn Nominating C"nVrn''oh') anu a
rcspcc,fully solici, your favorable cohsioe'-
alton ,,.
Tive public's humhleservhnt,
Nov Is IT, II + d LEAN
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Tuesl,y, Warch l. 10 H.
Alto O'clock, A. NJ.

7g- Tue following described properly
lO.Wlt
Isl, All that part OF tract or pa'''! ~
,,,i .i,n,Ir Wing and beng IN the III IN
,Lcr,,o,, district of Frederick county VI
,ho - 4. nr NlrylauI, being part 81 y
,,acl IF nud called Beaver Dear ho"s'''
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Our E:hnitMDui.eiier.

EDlroR, CLARION ,-rhntertanmrh'
bv the Dramatic Association Thursday
last was Il complete sncCrl every par
ilculAr The o.the,lrnts under the
leadership Of DR. Dirimadhich was
sufficient guarantee Of i,sng -nccn@N''''
the dramitic part OF tlrnter'h'nmeh'
could not I've excrlle', anas cilizrhs "'
Emn,i,tsInrg We are proc! tue taI'h'
displayed by those tngag
There ia decide inpem' in the
con iition of Miss M,ret Wtthrr"" .
whose illness you motto in your l"s'
weeks iss,e.
Mr.. David shorb died VI nday At his
residence tear Toms Cru Church. HIS
funeral to'S place on Tulay afternoon
Aunt Lizzie King, an,ld and val'eo
aolored serant of Mr. Lis Mot'er, d'eo
At the residence of that Mtl:man on mon
day Her funeral tool place Tuesday
afternoon. /. BARRIE.
We publish below, : letter from 'h
Foxvile ps,masler, vLich, while II Ger
tainly exlnerates Ili from all blame II
the same the does 70 US, that when "
kave manyimes desied to have done
seems to bahe malcntcnts sole STOCK
trade I" or. your PIPER comes $" 'r'es'
larry" anil lch Complaints a'e repeated
our detrimst, that tits downright p'eh
urc to Us tnlave the whole matter mac
80 Thoroughly transparent rs this has pee
We are thylt pleased in this matter; "rS
because it liza been demonstrated, That
have not ben guilty Of negligence
mailing papes, second, that the doctor II
has evidenlyiut bcet derelict III the III
charge of his u,ties a,d third, because
the llumorous,nd thoroughly nelgho"l
spirit, in " hicl ne has met us III tliis hi
ter. We apped the letter.
FuxvIlLE, Jan 81, VI
EDITOR of C.AnIoN. In your issue
the 9Th | noticed in the item c"lu'
an article OF SOM length throwing So
very stroug hint on the Mot proper
charge Of our duics) Now, Mr. h"''
the matter as sc, birth III .onr a'tlcle
lust met SO" Don't understand me to
| that the CLARION lies, but instead OF
| mean, that if the truth hadth SMALL
the man who prompted you 10 publish
article w, Nd, would revM bare cau
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Parties knowing themselves 10 De IN
deb,ed to the undersigned are hereby re-
oues,e, to call at once and settle their ac-
counts Those oflong standing must De
se,t ed pro nptly az they will he placed ia
the hund, of II collector "
GEO. w. STOCKSDAbk
4 jon !S, VI
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Rocky Ridge Items

Mr. Edward Long Of this ''''n''' VINO
has been III for some time is c'n'A''sc'''s
SLOWLY.
s,,iyhing in this part of IT," country HIS
,lm,s, reached its destination we nave
,,,3 u,mo,, six weeks consecutive Hl''s"-
;ou tn. snow has favored us '''' '''"e
certainly although we may cS"'r' u pay
y,,d prices for horses mex, sl,hg
The Cornel Band of this place V'-'to
u,1,l.nurv On l,., SATURDAY nftern"' ann
come home well pleased with Their J"'' I'LL
,;,,. and sport. They express 'hc' th'nN'
J., IA. citizens of Mildebnrg Wni also al
n,uhl,. Pine Cre-k) for the Kind lc's ana
,..nsc, showed toward the band. or l'"nh
!. Pine Creek. Shorb and Bro WIN he re
memhrred,
MIR. Henry Hahn Of this vicinity ""r''
h;s son fifteen months old, All sun "a
morning. The funeral took plare"' laugh
Chur,n Rev Long officiating
Coas,,ng a, this place is srs"1 Tor o''
vounL and nd.
= TN. lehe OF Rocky Ri. gc N,, :c'nrn'
Z ~ a
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-03

D,x,TIoN members and fe"
fr.pls Of the Reformed church residing III
and ,r,und Mcchanicstown AMI ''ra'r'A'h
-, Friday evening last made N happy ''''Ie
,,rnrs. vii, TO their pastor and his iAm''y
ONO If their number introduced l"e party
.,a !, Il b,i.fadIress announcc('h" ut {"
,f,h.ir visit. They comprised about my
,ors,,s wh, came severaliy laden with
articles useful and pleasant in domestic
life, which together were ho''"' '''''
ucll,lmid gift. All came WITH h'pPN
hearts and pleasant words; a'd' after pay
in, their compliments, remained Snth'''"'
\, long to afford few honrs OF p'ea>a'
, and cheerful conversation aud S"''lSl"s
,rea, of vocal and instrumental music D
j, some ,r the most talented "t ,nci' number
nh. n,s,or hereby acknowledges his graz
fc,iun in the pleasant visit and II III
q esteem that prompted such an "her'hS
f., and uxnrrsses the wish, that, by IA 1a'tlIi'
:, deviation to the duties of his "lilie'
,;yn, in same measure. be able to r.qu'
u ,hc kindness shown him.
II. Wissler
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$50 ACH AIS

Of mnl, more or less, convene" y, W.,
said John 7. Kanoie, Ivy J"shn, h'IS
and wife, by iced dated ON We 'I!n '' =,
o, Apll 1879, and recorded IN '''neT b. y,
G No II folio AIS; one" i tue tan" l'''
ord, oi F,rrc,irh county. lhe improve
u,nrs insist of IA TM"-Siory
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-03
~ ACRES OF WOODLAND,

lying one mile from the farm. The sou Oh
the farm i, known as Red Lnnd and has
been regularly and heavily lined lhele
are forty acres OF
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PRIVATE SALE !
OF A
5hPG . AM PRODUCTIVE
ga AEAA@9
zoo NCN ES

Of land, under good fencing, nearly an
no., fence, is improved WITH 'a'so
nANk BARN, with tw" IhrcS'IinS h",'s'
WAGON shed and r"rn crib attached a.,
,,,;nr place within thirty yards Ut inc
harm Grain shed tool house, hog pcn
and wood shed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-03
RoIGH.CAST LOG HOUSE,

well laid Of with summer kitchen oe'ac"e'''
Two wells of water and nm excellent pcaeh
and apple orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-26
THE WESTERN FLOOD.
The Water Subsiding in Minnesota.

New York, April %. The Graphic state.
that private dispatches from Minnesota. to-
day. report the floods rapidly subsiding and
the thermometer up to 20 degrees. In
many of the wheat districts ploughing ac-
lively progressed all day Sunday, from day
light to dark.
MiSNEAPoLIs. Mimi, April p. Along the
Minneapolis the flood has apparently reached
its height, and is above anything ever known.
At Montcvido several horses were washed
away together with wagons. Other disasters
are reported from all along the river, and the
damage will be immense.
Great Damage by the Flood in Missouri.
KANSAS CRY. Mo, April p. The levee
which was built to protect Harlem and Broad
Bottom lands. opposite this city, from over
flow, gave way Saturday night. A strong
current 10 feet deep is now running at the
rate of five miles an hour over the tracks OF
the Hannibal 4 St. Joe. the Council Bluffs,
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, and the
Wabash roads. For nearly a mile all these
tracks are supposed to be washed out The
leyee gave way at 10 o'clock. and water i.
overlooking large number of farms to a
depth of from four to six feet. The first init
nation of danger which MANY had was water
coming into their houses. In Harlem only
half a dozen houses are above the water line
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Great Damage by the Flood in Nilsson
Strikes and Strikers.

ST. LOTS, April %. No street cars are
beingrun on any of the roads except the Bell
fontaine line. The board of police COM
missioners will hold special meeting this
afternoon, and consider the question of grant
ing the protection desired by railway man.
ayers. The strikers are holding other meet
ings in Turner'S Hall and will have parade
this afternoon, in which the hostlers of sta
bles will join. Public sentiment is still
with the strikers and numerous voluntary
contributions to aid them are being made by
business houses and individuals. The strik-
ers are very quiet and orderly.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 25. The printers IN
the Republican and Sentinel offices struck to-
day for an advance of five cents per thousand.
Both offices refused an advance, and papers
will he issued tomorrow morning by help OF
girls and apprentices An agent for the
eastern Unions has gone to st. Paul to or
ganize similar strike there.
DETROIT. Mich, April %. The two hun
dred and thirty cabinet makers employed by
the Pullman Car Works struck Monday for
10 per cent. advance.
CHICAGO, April 81. The Rock Island Car
shops, including all hands numbering over
800, struck this afternoon for fifteen per cent
increase.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April rs.
FLOUR-receipts 1861; exports S025; low
er. other grades dull; city mills extras very scarce
and bring full prices export light and very moderate
fine Western and State at 90d4 So; 200 bbls city
mills extra at 60d5 IS; bbs No at 25d so;
500 bbls superine at 90a4 %; 100 bbls low extra
at 55a4 65; 1900 bbls winter wheat extra at IS
as %; $500 bbls Minnesota extra at 55d4 IS.
Southern flour steady. Rye flour steady at 90 q
6 81 for supertne.
CORN-MEAL-firmer.
WHEAT-receipts $500 bush; exports 2o7 $3.50;
sales 1,l9s. 900 BUSH including 19s, 600 bush the
No do AT .3i a II; No 2 do at 1 62I9l 674
steamer do at ~ No red at BOZ mixed winter
at 24l ungraded white at I ladl 21J: No do al
/ 22i9l 2ei: No do. 4l.coO bush at 23aI "a
steamer do at 49, al 20; No red for April RI ,OOO
bush at e'iai PSI for May; $4,000 bush at 22i a
24s for June; 100000 bush at u a 21 fer July
$1,000 bush at l9al 49,. No red for April, 81 600
bush at s2i al z3i May, 1000 bush at l9aI l9I
june ii 600 bush at Isl al Isl including 5000 bush
No = red at ISL.
RYE-quet.
BARLEn-dull and weak. Barley Malt unchanged
and dull.
CoRN-shade lower, very moderate trade; receipt,
1lO,s6l; exports 225,753: sales $4,000. including
5000 bush on the spot; migrated at 5;a60; No
at 51id3s; steamer 5ss a59; No at 60a 1901; No
white at 81 No for April at Col 460a May at Sol q
sol; June at 55i a55i.
OATs-without quOtable change; receipts log, 300;
sales $4,000 bush No 45l do white at 473a4s:
No at 46di6i; do white at %; No | at I6I; do
do white at 81. mixed western nj i5aisa; white do
f""ci' "''N "" at V2H't5, iHciuulnS <.VV DuSh
No for April at I5i al6i: 1900 bush for MAY at
43s 10000 bush for June at 46ai6s; 10000
bush for July at 4t a46..
SrGAR-4uiet and firm: sales $50 hhds Cubs and
Centrifugal at So i3a hhds Trinidad and Port spain
at .a.s; 5000 bags China al 81
MoLASsES-trm.
PETRoLEUM-irm.
IALLow-frm; sales l2U. eco lbs at 81 d6a.
PoRk-about 25c lower and dull; sales 325 bbls old
mess on the spot at l6 2hdl6 l.; Nav at l. 5Oa
65; June. at l. 65al7 Is.
BEEf-hrmer; sales 500 city extra India mess ut
22a24 SO. Beef hams steady at 22a2t. Tierce beef
strong. Cut meats very firm 1000 picked hams AT
10iaa; shoulders =. Middles dull and lower; long
clear " short clear " long and short clear half and
half BIO.
LARD-about Ii lower and fairly active; sales 81
steam on the spot at II la00665 later choice az
Tor May i1ta 62s 5000 lbs for June IS AGO. 1000 lbs
for July at 55a65.
BUTTER-quiet.
CHEESE-unsettled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-26

Condensed TELEGRAMS.

In Woonsocket Saturday night, David
Paul was seriously stabbed by John Lewis
who fed.
Rev. Chas. +. Eaton, of Palmer. Mass, is
called to be the successor of Rev. f. H.
Chaplin.
Steamer Victoria of the Anchor Line,
landed So passengers at New York. Monday.
among whom were several cases of small
pox. Tho vessel was quarantined and all
the passengers vaccinated
The recent stringent order of Gen Jour.
don, police commissioner of BROOKLYN. NY,
was carried out so effectually, Msnday, that
but four liquor shops in that city were found
with side doors open.
Louis Whitaker. colored. charged with the
murder of n. c. Jenkins, white. was lvnched
at Gadsden, Fla. Saturday night
In the Supreme court at Kent county. X. I.
Monday. Bernard Gorton wa. sentenced for
20 years for rape.
At Boston, the jury in the case of Mrs.
Howe, the so-called Ladies' Deposit. Monday
afternoon, returned verdict of guilty. The
case will go upon exceptions.
Two men were killed at Ferry Point, Bis
marck, Thursday, by Indians. The hunters
have all been driven from the vicinity of Bu-
ford. The cavalry has been sent out in pur-
suit of hostiles.
The Boston Driving Association Monday
night reelected the old board of officers. /
motion was made to offer $4,000 for a race
between ST. Julien and Maud S, either Jus,
before or after the stallion race in September.
Ii was referred to the board of directors
At Hyde Park. Mas, Monday night about
500people. sons anddaughters of Maine, held
q second annual reunion. Rev. A. j. Rich
was elected president of the association
Chas. Hogan was fatally shot Saturday
night at East Brookfield. Mass. by constable
Hogan who was attempting to queil distur-
bance and was set upon by roughs. The
officer gave himself mp to await investigation.
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Special Weather Bulletin,

The depression which was yesterday after
noon central near Milwaukee, mas moved
eastward, and is now central over Lake
Huron. Heavy rain falls are reported in the
West Gulf States, and in one of two inches
and seventy-two one hundredths In hours.
is reported from Galveston. Light rain has
fallen since yesterday morning in every dis
trict east of the Mississippi river. except the
East Gulf States and New England. The
temperature has fallen ) to II degrees in the
northern portion of the Middle Atlantic
States. upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys. 1t has risen from to l0o in the en-
tremc northwest. The Missouri Is seven
feet 10 inches above the danger line Mt
Omaha, and two inches above it at Leaven-
worth. The Mississippi is ; feet and inch
es above the danger line at Keokuk, 1 feet
inch at Cairo: at the danger line at Mem
phis and Vicksburg. one inch below at New
Orleans and 6 inches at St. Louis.
Indications are that storms now central
over Lake Huron will move in northeasterlv
direction. causing rain in New England dur
ing to-day and probably tomorrow and rain
in the middle Atlantic States to-day. follow ed
by clearing weather tonight or tomorrow.
The Missouri and the Mississippi will prob
ably continue to rise slowly and the latter
will probably reach the danger line at St
Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-26

The subject of improving water trans
portation routes is taking strong hold in
many parts of the country. The Erie
Canal was never more POPULAR han at the
present time. Aud there is to be a con-
vention held at Davenport, Iowa. on the
18th proNimo for the purpose of improv-
ing water transportation on the rivers of
the Northwest. also tor the extension of
the Illinois and Michigan Canal system to
point near Rock Island on the MisSissip-
pi. The Northwest is aiming to reach
the Atlantic as well as the Gulf by water
transportation. and in this the people
show their wisdom.
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An International Question.

VICTORIA, b. c. April, -. Secretary
Blaine has directed that inquiry be made into
the circumstances connected with the impris.
onment of two American citizens last win
ter at Yale. They were charged with desert
ing from work on the Pacific railroad after
receiving advances, and were each sentenced
to three months hard labor, which tbev
served. There is now talk of an interna-
;ional demand for damages.
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Financial Condition of the New York
Elevated Railroad.

New YORK. April p. The Manhattan
Elevated Railroad to-day submitted to the
Mayor, Comptroller and corporation counsel
statement of its financial condition for
the purpose of securing relief from taxes
They claim the roads are run at loss. and if
taxes assessed are collected thev must he
bankrupt. The company therefore prays to be
renewed from paying any part of arrears of
taxes for :? and so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-26

The Toronto Globe says: ut cannot be
eoncealed-it is no use in concealing the
trnth. that many of our people think the
American Republic better than our Do
minion. because it is republican coun-
try. It has a charm tor them. As the
poor American slaves used to watch the
Northern star when signing for liberty
prior to 1860, and wendell their way BY
Strenuous routes to Canada. so the people
Of Europe and many of our people are at
1aceed by the fame. the glory. the free
intercourse. as they think-the free life Of
he great Republic
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New York stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April 25.
FLoUE-nominally unchanged.
WHEAT-n fair demand unsettled and lower. Nf
Chicago Spring. at o3 for cash and April; a5I BID
Tor May ia5i for June; II for July; No do at e3l
a6si Rejected at ssas3. ~
CoRN-iower at 49, for cash 1871 for April and
May; 43I for June; Al al for July; Rejected al All
May; IS for June; 36i for July ~ '''
kYE-dnll and shade lower at l20 cash: 10 for
April and May; IL for June. '''
BARLEY-nomnal and unchanged
PoRK-inactive and lower at Is 20 25 for ca.b o6
for April; 2oa22l for May; 30 a3a for June 40 as2i
for July.
LARD-lower at ii 10 for cash.
BULK MEAT-Shouldeis, SO; Short rib, 80
Short clear, clear so. ~
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President Garfeld's Plan Concerning
Nominations.

NEW YORK. April %. A Washington dis
patch to the Graphic, says the President this
week will send in all nominations which he
desires to make, requesting the Senate to act
thereon at the end of the week If not
then acted upon, he will Withdraw all NOM
nations he has made and send no more in
until December. 1t is then held that the
Senate will then he compelled to adjourn,
having no longer excuse for remaining.
When the Senators have gone, the President
will be at liberty to act freely, and he can
make such removals and appointments as
NAV seem advisable
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Hoods
SarsaporM

.'e severity OF which confined her to the house for
Two years. Six months previous to taking Hood.
'Arsapar1a she could not get about her room win.
e' s'u'ches. Her friend says: II did not think II
sDss.oie Tor her to live many months; she was re.
~ =" mere skeleton. Her cure Is hardly less
. man miracle. More wonderful cures than I'M.
nave been effected by this medicine There 8, 49,
oonos mat In Hoods sarsaparilla we have the mo,
.et'A'kabie medicine that has ever been produced
ana positive cure for scrofula in n, nur,sror.
forms. frlce sioo. six for $500 Prepared on,, =.
u HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass. Sold tE Drngo.,:
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COunterfeiting in a State Prison.

CoLrMaIA, S. c., April 25. The counter
feiters in the Columbia, S. c., prison had in
their cells large quantities of skillfully made
coin. Silver dollars, halves and quarters,
were also found. 1t is said Columbia is
flooded with this money. Several of the
guards are implicated and one is unde,
arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, April %.
Money fairly easy at IA a ON call and closed at f.
Prime mercantile paper 4ta5l. Exchange strong,
nomnally higher, actual business s2I for long, and
sfi Tor short Governments quiet and firm. state
bonds dull Railroad bonds active. Stock market
opened weak and ! to lower and in easy dealings
prices declined 10 II, the latter Michigan Central
AT the hrst board speculation became strong in tone
and an advance of ! to 3! was recorded, the latter
Alton Terre Haute. Preferred, Nashville, Chat
tanooga. Louisville Nashville, Texas, Pacific Mail
ana Michigan Central being alss prominent in the
Improvement. During the afternoon dealings were
hrm in tone and prices well sustained until near the
close when the general list reacted to II, the latter
Michigan Central Elevated Railroad shares excen
t'onslly weak and declined sharply.
Transactions, 47s, $50 shares
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BY TELEGRAPH.
GAssociated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
Railroad Accident.

LEWISTON, April a. Monday forenoon,
the down train on the Androscoggin railroad
run in the team of Geo. Foster, Of Lisbon,
IS wears old. at crossing at Lisbon Falls.
1t is thought that Mr.. Fosters injuries may
terminate seriously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-26
An Curivalled Hair Dressinu

TRODUCING As RICH AND CLEANLY APrEAK-
ANcE As IT NATURE ALONE HAD IMPAIRED
IT.
BuRNEITS COCAINE is the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing-kills dandruff,
ailays irritation, and promotes a vigorous
and healthy growth of hair No other COM
pound produces these results
The superiority Obj RNETT'S FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS consists in hei, Derfrct
purity and great strength. They are war
ranted free rom the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many of
the Fictitious fruit favors now in the market.
TuTh&S&w
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Lynch Law.

SfARkswILLE, S. c. April %. Saturday
at Ankerson's bridge, mob. including sew.
eral members OF the Presbytery, hung a
negro to tree to make him confess burg
ne would not confess and they cut
him down. He had three Of the mob a-.
rested.
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Landing of a shipwrecked Crew.

New YORK, April %. The British brig
Linda, that arrived from Pernambuco to-day
landed seven men Of the crew of the BRIG
Liberty. of New York, for Wilmington. n
{. She had sprnng leak and was in sink
ing condition when left by the crew. The
mate, Schuyler Schultz, of Stockton, Ne.
died April 9th and was buried ut sea