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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
LIT1LEELECT8IC1L TROUBLE YESTERDAY

The electrical storm which formed so yiolep,
accompaniment Of the rain aud Friday not
yet over according the statements Of electricians Ia
force however, seems to have been spent There wa,
serious interference yesterday with the working a,
the ocean cables the land telegraph lines by any
electrical disturbances The cable companies had
trouble for about hour before 10 m after,
ward messages sent through promptly and NJ
electrical irreguarty noted. The telegraph CON.
pAnes also worked usual after the early hours u.
morning. The Western Union Telegraph Company had
gotten off the dispatches which had accumulated COZ
sequence OF the interruption Of Geographic conmlDL
cation Friday by yesterday, including thoss
belonging properly the night service The effect Of
the electrical storm in the earl morning to
tated for service about OF tecgraphic facifes
than f0urrths OF the capacity the company. BY ths
afternoon all the lines were IN good wOrkin> order Tue
electrical disturbances felt occasionally throueA
the day west OF Buffalo and Indianapolis Gnd northeast
from Bangor, Me.
5. Bogart, OF tho Western Union Compsnv
said that he had met during his thirty yeafs
experience 80 many electrical obstacles 10 De oref.
Friday They great in fact that they could not
be while they lasted. Between 1880 D. H. and
p m. 10 impossible TO WORK other than isolated
currents. To-day" he said, 1--WE have not been
troubled any than nave been during the last ten
days, any more than often troubled during
the winter there is sudden and chauge
the weather from heat to cOid versa. Today
can transact our business all right because We 40
not required to the fun extent of our facilities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGToN saturday, Nov. IS, 1882
Charles Ford, OF tho slaycrs OF Jesse James ar
rived in this city to-day
The trial OF Detective George C. Miller will begin on
Monday afternoon next before tho District Commits
siOner.
Mr.. De DOunder, the Belgian Minister, called at the
state Department to-day exchanged the Publications
of treaty OF eXtradtion between Belgium and the
United States.
The Garfield Board Of Audit has decided not to take
hnal action upon any single claim or file with thcm I'M
I'll all claims nave been considered. The physicians
claims under consideration at the meeting to-day
The members Of tho Army Of the Cumberland. who
formed the funeral OF the late President Garfield
held reunion In this city tonight The principal toast
Of the banquet was " .kmGs A. Garfield"
The Court Of Commissioners OF Alabama Claims has
adjourned until Monday when arguments on the ques
the rights OF ships husbands to represent all
the owners, Will be resumed.
Ateegram was received at the Department OF Justice
to-day from Marshal Douglass OF the Western District
Of North Carolina, announcing the OF Deputy Mar
shal9 Hauey and fitzpatrick, WLO charged with AaY-
ing presented fraudulent accounts TO the Treasury
At o'clock this afternoon fire discovered in the
Presidents cottage at the Soldiers Home caused by
oveTheated furnace The President had gone into the
city leaving his sister Mrs. McElroy. and her young
daughter in the cottage. Much excitement prevailed
Tor nc but help arrived and the fire was SUD
dued, alter causing damage amounting TO about 9lOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
wnpK OF THE SECRET SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The chief of the
Secret Service Division Of the Treasury Department has
submitted TO the Secretary of the Treasury MS report
the operations Of that division for the fiscal year ended
lime 30 1882 1t that the total number Of ar
r made by secret Service agents and by local author
tes for which reward paid from the funds Of the
division was 3j OF which the majority were Tor passing,
dealing in manufacturing and possessing counterfeit
uoney Three arrests made for forgery, for
smucelng for taking Illegal fees, for emOezzlement
and for peri my OF the tried 1913 persons were
o,cnced 20 IMPRISONMENT. 81 acquitted, 81 were
discharged for different causes, two escaped aud tue
ses of the pending Inc total nues assessed
nl ed TO 1864 OF the total arrests not less than
"a persons had been previously arrested lhe totai
amount the counterfeit money captured anu seculeu
durug the year -, S3O,l2l o.
Tue representative value OF counterfeit money Is
Greatly enhanced by the number OF money plaques Sc
cnrd Tine suppression OF these plaques, some OF when
are OF perfect workmanship Is reGufdruhs OF great I'M
nortauce. The number OF counterfeit Plates, uIcs'
,nonda etc captured and secured was lo4, OF Which
Il3 were ecc r0ype plates for Hash notes during the
ror TIE vision inYcs gated twenty SIX cases OF AcStu
fraud i'm back nay aud bounty in the cities or NtW YORK
nI TirooLlyn aud eight In other DISTRICTS Inc total
disbursements the year were S1SSSl 81 Fees were
received IRON United states Marsnas to the amount OF
,l.2T2 gs. Rewards amounted 10 Tl,0S4 70 ne re-
por states thai until the past year since the III
su-urafion of a National paper currency mas Il year
or some new
nole on tue treasury National Bank issues but that
mo-, one such made rs appearance during the past hsc
year. mi, ,-,,.u. d., e.,
subsidiary silver coins, Is Increasing largely, ana me
Amenities attending the detection Of persons circulate
ing M re- spurious coins year by year increasing
nu 10 the close attention paid by the tericer TO
the mixing OF his metals and the plating OF Inc com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19

model Of ceapliness and order by the visitor -
association who were appointed on Juns q aths
The Seneca County Poor House build;D,.l 552s
substantial. affording facilities for clssT pro
tne inmates, of whom in winfs. y{ns
are ninety. but through defects in its .nere
and on account OF its present dilapldation Il cIon
be easily kept clean. These difficulties are tysnnot
increased by the scanty supply OF water '.au,n9r
however, could be obtained from flowinc .mcas
near by. There are no hospital Accommodate 'p1ng
paid attendants. Seneca County having M bnss o.
all cases of illness of the respectable Door sr
TO be sent TO the Poor House. The Steuben concd
Poor House is structure mainly brick well yenY
lated and IN generally good coud l,nl-
The inmates, seventy-eight in nnmhsnl.
were not classified, the men "oer
women having common dining.room and s,s, ana
grounds There are no proper hospital bnildinnc.le
attendants. and the water supply Is insuicien. W
the demands of health. In the fire which dsssoio,
the former buildlDgs many persons porsI1a
through this cause. The insane are rempv nSSuso
TO the inmates whether they were sick Or ,sq
Since the first visits of the associations compni,,
the supervisors have ordered new bathing fac,li,s
and an issue OF fresh meat every week The nanr.
Of Wayne County arc lodged IN an old stone bnd'
ing, i'll planned, out of repair and insufficient ~
the demands of the inhabitants Yet the sen, W
ton Of the sexes is complete A nas
matrOn and cook are employed nv
ho Sc is clean and well ventilatss'
The Suffolk County institutions were found 10 Ia =,
good condition as to cleanliness and order Ts.aaa
have always been occasional religious services hrs
no burial rites. The house Is now thorongb1s
d~aned. Exercise yards have been planned sIsS
sheds, rendering exercise possible I'm all weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 1S.-The large ma
chine and blacksmith shops OF the Muskegoh Car ana
Engine Works were destroyed by fire last night. The
foundry car and ali the other shops were saved Inc
loss is S22 600, insured.
Fonr hundred thousand feet OF lumber in the yard OF
Backus q sons were burned this morning Loss SlOOUO
partly insured.
READING Penn, Nov. ls.-The largo tannery OF
Charles Molr Mohrsvie this county, was burned early
this morning The flames spread rapidly that It was
impossible to any OF tho contents LOSS @lOOOO
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lS.-Fire broke out lIls morning
in the hay fork mandatory OF Lawson Brehlzcr al
Twelfth and Poplarsts and the front portion OF the
buidin- which stores in height was destroyed
The firms loss will reach $4,000, insured for $4,000
The luil ling was insured for 900 Mcssrs Haas and
Tar,uus WHO occupied pUrIOn OF tie rear Dd!AInS,
su.taucd loss Of about $1,000 which IS covered by III
surdutc.
BOSTON Nov. 1S.-The loss by the burning OF the five
Get blanket mil at Otter River Mass last Night is
$4,000 and IS covered by insurance partly IA home and
IL fprtI .rfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATIONS

Richard L. Campbell and Augustine Smith
oegan a suit recently IN tho Supreme Court against
William c. Clarke to S2,2s3 the value OF certain
merchandise alleged to have been sold by them to the
firm of Clarke. Friend, Fox Co., Of Chicago on the
false of Mr. Clarke. An order OF arrest
ngainrt Mr. Clarke made few days ago by Justice
Douo,lc and Mr. Clarke was arrested. and released
e in the sum ~ 600 The order of arrest wa OBJ
tanned on the affidavit OF Mr. Smith, in which he charges
that credit was given by the firm of Campbell smith
70 that OF Clarke, Friend Fox Co on the representa-
tiou OF Mr. Clarke that his (Clarkes firm continued 10
have the and control Of tho properly OF MI Friend
W no had died. Mr. Friend had made VIII containing
provision 10 that effect. This representation by MT
CLARKE said have been IA Sc ana MI Friends repre-
scnaiyes have denied ali liability for the debts oI The
firm OF Clarke Friend, Fox & CO. Mr.. Smith also de-
clare lac has been informed By Mr. FOX that there
1s dCicit IN the assets of the trn OF CLARKE Friend
Fox d Co amounting TO S22OOOO ana that MI clarke
has appropriated this sum 10 his OWN use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. lS.-In decision made
I'm the case OF The Central Pacific Railroad Emerson
which had been decided In favor of Emerson by the
commissioner Of the General Land Office, because Of
analogy to the celebrated Trepp case, tho Secretary OF
the interior has reversed the decision. one Of the rea
ons given for the reversal Is that the land IN this
was what Is known as "oGered" Land, thus differing
materially rom Trcpps case, where an unolcred section
was concerned.
The Secretary of the Interior holds that IN ap
neal from the of registers receivers to the
Commissioner O the General Land Otcc. Il IL neces-
eory under rules OF practice 90 give notice Of such
oupea TO the adverse party Many appeals have here
Ioiore been refused by the Land Office because such
notice not gwen.
secretary Teller has decided the 81 the State OF
California * rel d. W. Thompson against Gerard Grand
a a involving title 10 considerable rnots OF land stu
acd in the Los Angeles district, Cal The claim In tho
pfemlscs was based upOu certain admittedly invalid
:, ectons made Dy the state in 1854 ana alleged 10
have been cOnf med by the curative act Of July %,
lsOG This allegation was contested by prccmprOn
srtlsrs tho tracts IN question. but the Secretary
mas decided ia favor OF the State claimant.
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an EYE-WIrNESS or 4 MISs4cRE.

An interesting group III the rOtunda at Castle
Garden las; week WAS 4. family Of SIX persons con-
sIstlug of Pictro Nelson VI nhOii hls vile and TWO
pretty children and ms father and mother. Ihcy
were under the care Ol ihe Commissioners Of l., u-
grafton unit. means sufficient TO pay their pass&"o
across tie ocean could be- obtained. ManhOl spcaAs
eight Ian guages, including English, uuehIy.
lie l. aOOut thry-hNe years OF age,
aud Of pleasant address. HIS VIE IS an ENp-
tlan although lie Is SWcdc by bHth, ana
la, children were born III Athens. Mauhuii, while
IN Alexandria, was employed m the Tribunal 81
Just.cc. ami reached thI5 country lu August last.
rIuro that time hc has cnGe.yolcd 40 obtain employ
mert. lie earned small amounts a. dllcrent Tunes,
winch kept his family nom abs Iute want
He and his Iamiiy sailed Tor MaTsclIcs ia the steam
ship Cald,Ia yesterday, the money 10 pay for their
pa.sag. HAVING Uecn raised by Sac swedish Consul,
iAs Commissioners OF Emigration and Others. Be-
fore bs au.aI,uIr, IL q ga tAI lHIBJ cPort,r,
hc spoke as follows OF The massacre Ol Christians III
Alexandra u june:
on Jane II tie M suiMaAs openly icyO.tcd and. lc,-
ting tIc Christians g. l- public -quilc, near The IrbiL-
a. OF Justice, A-Ia lLri slaughtered uen IKE sncep.
cre nrue in an directions ,ny be struck down and
llru by hOudthirsty Mass ilnaus The ground was
literally covered human gore. lie liuaCs ulG not
cease their c.ucllcs ailtr the death OI thcr VIC
TINS bli continued kicking ana beating ine bodies ana
scyCr- tcIr heads. Even after tuo Junded had
taken 20 spIt they took from them their
ana cut oil c-, fccs ana arms Was Protected By
and escape, when did taking Inc steamship COlauOId,
SAILING Tor Malta. Wucrs was Joined by ny vie ana
family who lad been Ia Athens since tAe beginning OF
tue L., troubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
TIE TREASURY SOLICITORS REPORT.

WAsuIYGToN, Now 1S.-Konncth RaynOr
Solicitor Of the Treasury, has transmitted to the Attor
neyGenerA seven tabular statements exhibiting the
amount character and results OF the litigation under his
direction for fiscal year ended June 30 1ss2 These
taples embrace respectively:
FfrSt-Sus on transcripts Of accounts of detaulung
publc officers excepting those Of the Post Office Depart
ment adjusted by accounting officers OF the Treasury
Department
S,cond-Post Office suits. embracing those against
officers Of the Post Office department and cases OF
fines penalties and forfures for violation OF the postal
TLird- Suits on Custom House bonds.
IOTtr-,uit- Tor the recovery oi MUGS pa'i,es Iilu
"T 6eutsaeainst Collectors o. Customs and other on.
Gers and agents OF the Government executing Internal
Revenue Ollie rs for refund OF duties and acts done il
S,E SUIT, IN which TIE United aesisinterested not
.iuI,., cod IN the other glasses .
'ere-A general summary abstract Of all the other
R@ examination Of these tables shows that the whole
number NJ suits commenced within the year was 2'll
"f which Hly-uiuc were o. cus- L. Tor tAc recovery VI
500 10 81; 100 were Of cuss > Tor the recovery oI
80 5G2 %; thirteen were o. class 3 Tor tue recovery 81
riI52 10: 1913 were OF class H. for the recovery Oh
s60s. 02; liz we're Of class ,, aud 1855 were oi
si ar of - 625 lO7 n or the whole number Of suits
brouyu O6 wor. uecdcdn favor oi the United States;
j,f IN 2 penaics wore RENTED blythe Secretary of
Inc I.slsury, leaving li2I still pending. or those
drI for Tie Untcd states; l5 were decided adversely
ob3 were settled and dismissed, and IN lthdl -
re remtte4 bv the Secretary Of the treasury Inc
entire uumucr Of suits decided or otherwl@e disposed o
lrn. tie year 3.O2l; tIc whole amount Tor when
gn.cuts were obtained exclusive o. DEGREES az rem
was Oi 77O -; ana the entire amount collected Iron
All sources was $lSS 800 So The number OF cases IN
winch offers o. compromise were pending ana received
driu tne fiscal year ended June 80, 1892, was 29i ~
volylng me sum 0 - 43Ot9j -. The number Of on T.
acsep.cd was l23 involving tLe sum OF F5l4,J@l %
amount accepted 5224215 90. The number OF oilers re-
iecteI was 81; involving the sum OF $l,OZo'2H 81
amount rejected, $4,000 10 The number or Ouers
prndng close OF the year was ~, lh'olNlhS tpe
snm OF 500 1902 81; amount offered in cases pending
$1,000 u.
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FAILING TO DELIVER MAIL-BAGS.

John Ceary, the driver of one of the post
Office Inail-wagons arrested yesterday by Special
Agent NewcOne aud arrdgned before Commissioner
Shields a charge of delaying The mails. was
strucled November TO carry bags Of mail
matter from the Grand Central Depot to Barrow and
undsons;s., where they to be delivered to the
driver OF another wagon Instead of giving them to the
driver OF the wagon Lc 10 nave met Gcary threw
maihags into dram shop the corner mentioned and
aid no. report his act the Oiice The bags
coycrtd. X Gus, tue contractor who carries the
male went surety the sum OF $1,000 for the appear
uuce o. lis ploye Gcary the Grand jury found
4r.sg.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
BONDS EXCHANGED AND REDEEMED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The amount OF
three and half per bonds received at the Treasury
Department for exchange into three per cents since No
vember 1 Is 200 The amount previously ex-
changed is $2O9,37050O.
Up TO the close OF business to-day, United States called
bonds had been redeemed at the Treasury follows
Under the 112th call $50; under the 18th call
S11,05O,S0O; the 114th call, S14,564,950j the 116lh
call $l4,S77050j the 10th call S2,563.sOO; the 1l7th
call, Tl2,93S,7OOI the ll5th call, %03S,T0O
Secretary Foger to-day decided that tue Department
will recognize assignments or large denominations or
three per cent bonds made to different persons, and will
issue bonds of smaller denominations I'm the names OF
such persons provided that there be added 10 the assign
monts the large bonds words "waiying all right
by reason Of priority Of issue OF this bond"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
JUDGE BRADLEY NOT 10 RETIRE.

Prom The get0ark Dafty Advertiser NOrenbsy 10
Mr.. Justice Bradey's attention having been
oalvd 10 several articles announcing lis Intention
tire from bench VI the Court OF the United
States aud advocating various candidates for the va
cancy has authorized us ~ that all such articles
are entirely lTatutOus. He has never expressed any
tptertion the subject way the other, and any
reports the contrary arc sheer hoons lie authorizes
ma 10 this IN order That the gentlemen whose
are so freely used ia connection with the
(probably without their oOIsehu may not ne annoyed
and that his own position may not Do DisulderstO
Whenever feels IL necessary to give attention the
subject, and comes 10 any definite conclusion, lie Will
take the proper means VI making II known-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
TaE FISHERIES or THE STATE.

A series of census bulletins on the CONNER
cia fisheries OF the Middle States being published
at Washing on. shows that NewIoTk comes fourth in
the list OF sproducng states, with products valued at
S33sO,565. In several special branches, New-York
holds a more prominent place The menhaden fisheries
of the state extensive than those OF any other
According to recent statistics the value Of
the oil, scrap and compost IN 1850 reached
S11141jS, being more than half the yield
for the entire country The ~ the products Il the
vser for the period reached 577 O5O
which grea than that for any Of the states
except Maryland, Virginia AND NewJersey. The fisher
men Of New York annually lar quantities OF
both hard soft clans than those any other tate
In 1880 the amount realized from the sale Of CLANS
,,as sal O9l In shad fisheries NcW-IOrk ranks third
ON the list the eaten 1850 reaching the high figure Of
2733 600 pounds. The magnitude OF The fishery inter
ests OF the state 10 shown by the following table,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
i rRAcK-LAYER FATALLY INJURED

KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 1s.-A young man,
Russell By name track layer tic West shore Rail.
way. was fatally injured near the West sDore Station in
fins city early this evening He was returning from
work and with two other aborers was stting on the
o,y.catcner OF the engine which bringing in the
orstruction train The train running IA idly and
a. n entered the yard here 10 ran On an switch and
into coal car Two of tine men escaped by jumping,
IN BrssclI was caught by the leg when was nearly
sVcrrd from his body. This - believed here TO be me
mi accident on the rails Of thls new road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
SUSPENSION or 4 TOOL COMPANY

ORANGE, Mass, Nov. lS.-The Greenfield
Tool COMPANY have temporarily suspended in couse-
ouence of an attachment Of 800 issued at the suit Of
/ ~ Wilson, Of New York The trouble grew ou Of the
protest OF cent n checks and drafts drawn on the com
pany Treasurer ward IL confident that the matter viii
h. fi.far. orlv adjusted tlai the company VIII
sumo Meanwhile the Franklin County Bink has placed
"A second attachment on the prOpcrl! IOi S9UOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
THE TAXATION or PAGSONAGES.

ALBANY, Nov. ls.-Ihe AtiOrncy-General
has rendered opinion that parsonages even though
they be on the same lot with churches, liable to be
taxed II the parsOnages arc owned by the cLufch
trustees CORPORATIONS II is hell thar the section oi
law referring To the exemption Of ceigymen doc. not
apply 10 parsonages owned by the church trustees or
COFnnIAtIOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19

A Republican being asked what he thought
of the election said can only answer You by telling
you little slOTy Once upon time deacOn's son Was
r. atng how e beds had stung hs father aud the min
lister inquired Stuug yOuf did hey Well what did
your pa cay Quotb TIE utchln Ia reply: step this
way moment, please ia rather whisper II 10 YOU" -
(DaVenLorL Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
THURLOW NEED BRIGHTER.

Awaking refreshed by good nights rest,
TluroT Weed Icished his breakfast yesterday, and Dr.
Chadbourno thought the reaction from the excite
,nout Of his birthday visitors had passed of Mr. Weed
was less nervous last evening and comfortable nlg1t
led
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
EYPORT STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lS.-Ihe Chief of the
Bureau statistics repOrs that The total values OF the
exports OF domestic provisions taow and dairy products
from the limited States during tho month OF October
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THE FIRE RECORD.
TEN pIuIDIVGS BIRNED.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch 10
The Nes from Fort Worth states that at O'Clock yes
terday morning fire discovered IN hour MIL ana
Ills ana nine smaller houses were burned The loss Is
$4,000; insurance $4,000 in the Royal London , aiG
ia,ue.sl,Ire UNDERWRITERS Agency and star ana Last
Texas Insurance Companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
CHARLES GORDON GREENE, JR

BosTON Nov. 1S.-Challes Gordon Greene,
,r the Oldest son OF Colonel Greene formerly of Ihe
E,sioa Post died In Paris Monday last after brief
fitness tie was connected with the banking house Of
Greene Co OF Paris many years ago. and has resided
abroad Tor the past twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
OBITUARY..
JAMES y. FESsENDEN.

PORTLAND, Nc, Nov. 1S.-GeneIal James
D. Fessendcn, United states Register in Bankruptcy
son OF the late ssenicn dropped dead on the
s+r.at Al holfpast 10 this morning. He nearly
ffty Years old He was with General Sherman's army
lurluy lis march through Georgia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19
DYING FROM THE EFfEcrS or BURNS.

Clara Gutsell, young daughter Of Emil
Gu,seu Of No. 1913 BemOntave. Newark, died yester-
day from the effects Of received from the boiling
contents Of cOneepo Nhicht the chd pulled over upon
lerse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19

lie snulTed 1t: Jean waking lam m ,s az gas
dead of n,sD oh. div 80 feel the sS,9m wuminnn
Are We sue ye pit IL oni Ian r got pig blister u
| 80 thoo,uh '--lulDagow lsail"A
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KARiNR LNIELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rODAY
sunrsas Co., SETS 4.39 Moon sets Moons 60 days
HIGH WATER r,.-DAI
A. N-Saudy HOOK, Isl Gov. Island, 300 Hell GatA All
P.IL-sandy LOOK. 2.1I; Gov Island 20 Hell Gaze $50