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DIED..

JOYCE-At his residence, No. Sc Promenade
street Saturday. February IL, 1852. at O'Clock
g. m, MICHAEL JOYCE, in the forty sixth year OF
his age.
Funeral this SUNDAY morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
from the residence. Services at st. Budgets
church at 10 O'clock. Friends are tnvitsd.
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SAN FRANCISCO, February ia telegram
to the Merchants Exchange, from the west
part Of Mendocino county says that the wreck
of steamer is visible about twenty-five
miles outside, apparently burned. No steamer
is reported missing here.
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AT Cheyenne and at Chicago counterfeit
silver dollars have been passed of; citizens
will find it pays to examine their eighty
seven cent pieces, as they may turn out not
to be worth even eighty-seven cents.
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Associated Press Report.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, February 1.-THE
opinion of the Supreme Court, delivered
this morning, declares invalid and unconsti-
rational the act OF April, 1881, to compro-
mise the bonded Indebtedness of Tennessee
at par and three per cent. interest, coupons re-
csivable for taxes. Two of the FIVE Judges
composing the court, Judges Ewing and
Deaderick, dissent from this decision.
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LOUISVILLE is talking about going ahead
OF Cincinnati, as Chicago has advanced be-
yond St. Louis. This exhibition OF Louis
willie pluck is admirable, but Cincinnati en-
ergy and intelligence will be too much for it,
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DEADLY COAL PITS.
Another COlliery Explosion in Wales
Loss Of Life Unknown-Two Thou
sand People Thrown
Out of Employment-ParisB ourse Closed
LOwer-Jewish Outrage in Russia
Foreign Miscellany.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 1.-THE Aryu
gives an account OF the robbery and viola
ton of two Jewesses in the district OF Zahla-
vasky. One of the girls, great beauty
after being terribly outraged, was carried
of. 1t is reported that the miscreants have
been arrested
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Is New York tie doctors are promulgat-
ing fears that germs Of disease are carried
in the ice that Is so freely used. Oh, juleps
and brandy smashes, how can you serve Us &c?
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The House Poslofice Committee have re-
ported favorabIy on the proposed postal
savings bank system. The measure would
be one of the most practical benefits Con
gress can bestow on the people.
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Sullivan at Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 11.-Sullivan, who
defeated Ryan at Mississippi City, gave a
sparring exhibition tonight with Madden,
his trainer. He goes from here to Detroit,
where he exhibits Monday with Goss, Pete
Turner and Bob Farrell, and thence gees to
Troy, and returns here in the spring.
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WE can learn something from the Cana
dams. No member of their parliament is
allowed to read his speech. A similar rule
in our Congress would quicken the course Of
lerialalinn
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To be reported Favorabiy.

The subcommittee of the House Commit
tee on Territories have agreed to report to
the full committee, on Tuesday next, in ia
vor OF the proposition to admit az State all
of that portion of Dakota lying south of the
forly-sixth parallel of latitude, the northern
portion to constitute, as now, the Territory
of Dakota. The subcommittee will prepare
a substitute for the pending bill, providing
for the necessary machinery of govern
mani at
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THE 1908 Case.
The Supreme Court, by Divided Court
of 3 to ,, Declares the Funding
Act of April, 1881,
Unconstitutional and Invalid - Judges
Deaderick and Ewing Dissent from
this Opinion.
The Unc0HstitutionalitT Of the Act Based
Upon the Fact that the Legis-
lature COUld Not
Make Valid a Contract Making Coupons
Receivable for Taxes for Ninety
Nine Year.
Special 10 tae Appeal

Special q Toe AppeaI.I
NASHVILLE February ia large crowd
gathered in tie Suprs me Court room to-day
to hear the opinions in the 1908 case. Judge
-glrr.cv nrened with biz oI.inion. a. folInR.:
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Death Of "A Railroad Agent.

Houston, Ten, February ia Dallas
special says that Z. q. McCandless, agent Of
the Missouri Pacific and Texas and Pacific
roads at Denton, died last night from the
effects of morDhine
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Houston, TEX, February IL. a jockey
club has been organized here with Gustave
Cook, president; F. A. Rich, treasurer; W.
II. Coyle, secretary. The spring meeting
opens March 18th, with nearly $4,000 in the
nnrseS.
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Auti.rartn Commission Conference.

10 response to an invitation for confer
ence of the members of the House opposed
to the tariff commission bill and to the ex-
tension of national bank charters about forty
congressman, principally Southern Demo
Gratis and Greenbackers, assembled to-day,
Judge Reagan presiding. Resolutions were
adopted looking to the presentation of bills
in opposition to the pending measures which
have been reported from the Ways and Means
and Banking and Currency Committees on
these subjects.
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CHICAGO, February n.-An ordinary
days business on change ia the sale of about
ten million bushels OF grain. To-day's
sales are estimated at nearly thirty millions.
One Cincinnati operator is reported to have
cleared upwards OF $4,000 in quietly scalp
ing the market
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 1l.-There was an ex-
plosion this evening in a colliery in the
Rhondda valley, Wales. Houses were shaken
two miles off. The loss of life is unknown.
1t being Saturday night but few persons were
in the pit. Two thousand persons are thrown
out OF employment.
DON'T WANT To BE MUZZLED.
There was almost general feeling against
the cloiure.
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By January, 1889, the Southern Pacific
aud Atlantic and Pscifc liue fron 81. Lonis
10 San Francisco will be open.
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JrDGE rURNEYis OPINION.

Reviewing the suit, Judge Turney in de-
livering his opinion said: "One of the cir
cult judges OF the State has granted fat
enioining the funding board on its hearing
the character of his own notion, dismissed
the bill and complainant taxpayers ap-
pealed. The argument that the taxpayer
is bound by honor and words to pay under
the existing Law the debt and six per cent
interest, and therefore eau sustain no
injury from the compulsion to pay half that
interest, and therefore ought not to be heard
to complain, cannot avail with the
courts. The debtor may ask the interven-
ton OF the courts to prevent the enforcement
in part OF the agreement to pay as well as
the whole. If, when the act is a complete
or executed contract and is being directly
enforced, the taxpayer may resist it, there
is no good reason why he may not strike it
at the threshold and destroy its half grown
life. The legislature is the creature OF the
constitution and cannot rise above it, and
when the law-making power violates the
constitution Its act is nullity, and being
nnllity is not an authority OF the State.
The constitution is the work OF the
people, and can only be changed by the peo-
pie. The funding act being unconstitutional,
this suit against the officers brought into be-
ing by it is not a suit against the officers of
the State, but suit against the persons at
tempting 10 commit a wrong and may be
maintained. Creditors of the State have not
now a right to demand first mortgage upon
the life of the State, its taxes and taxing
power. In conclusion, Judge Turney thinks
the funding act unconstitutional and void,
and that the injunction was properly granted
and should be perpetual. The other two
judges of the msjority held substantially the
same opinion, bur more at length.
CIIIEF-JUsTICE pEADERICK.
in the minority opinion, holds that the fund
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ADvIcEs received from Helena, Arkansas,
last night, say that the river is above high
water OF 1867. The levees are breaking fast,
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ESTAB IISH Ed 1910.
INRIHATIONS.

Far Tennessee and hs Ohio rules, and lore,
lake region, 'rarn'er and putty cloudy irsJttai
loc1i rams, aOutbert ree1-ing TO westerly ,ri"ds
and go,rrg ,-ege5fre
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THE winter has been moist, yet with all
the rains and floods Philadelphia newPpa-
pers remain dry a. ever.
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OUR we'll known "dish r7g' vine l. be-
coming quite popular in the North a quite
rauZ ihino
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FUNERAL NOTICE.


viii be inferred this SUNDAY afternoon at 8
O'Clock. at Elmwood Cemetery. with Masonic
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CAETwHEEI. hats Is the last title bestowed
on the women's head nuisance.
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EmiRKaIiOu

= correspondent writes from Fulton's,
that citizens are emigrating there, and adds:
'fIf our real estate owners would sell thei-
surplus lands at reasonable rates, many OF
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IL Memphis, at S. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DIR. LesIie's Quinine Wine.
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Making IL Lively for CI,vtou

LITTLE Rock, February 1.-The fight
among the Republicans over the marshall
ship of the Western district OF this State is
developing some interesting features. One
OF them relates TO the manner in which it is
claimed Ex-senator Clayton obtained con-
troll of the Republican State Executive Com
mittee, twenty-three of whose thirty nine
members hold Federal Offices 1t is said that
Clayton returned from Washington last une,
armed with letter purporting to be written
by Postmaster General James to a bureau
officer, Endorsed by Ex-Attorney- General
MacVeagh and Ex-Secretary- of-State Blaine.
The letter stated that appointments to Fed
eral positions in Arkansas must have Ex-
Senator Clayton's approval. 1t further added
that the suggestion met the hearty ap-
prevail of the late President Garfield.
OF course the twenty-three office holding
members of the State Committee
Immediately Endorsed Clayton. The ex-
senator's opponents claim that he had not
sufficient influence TO elect single delegate
to the late State Convention, and was himself
compelled to purchase proxy in order to
qualify as a member. His leadership was
only recognized and regarded by the Office
holders and State Committee.
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Rather Singular.

BosToN, February 11.-Although it is
pretty certain that Judge Wilkinson has lett
over 100000 worth of property, no trace or
evidence can be found thereof in the banks
or places OF deposit.
EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all malarial diseases is DR.. Leslie's Quinine
W.1a
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EUPHRATEs LODGE 20. s5-Rsxa.as 5aser4as
n Of thfE lodge viii be held tEls SUNDAY
evening, a. 80 o clock. Members are requested
70 promptly attend Members IN arrears for dues
for past Quarter, If not paid viii be suspen ded-
DAN SCHLOSS, Secretary.
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NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Greenback
State COMMITTEES meets here on the 22d 10 con-
slider a call for a nationel convention and
other business.
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GENERAL MANAGER HOXIE,
OF the Iron Mountain Road. Makes n
Statement CONCERNING the Plans and
Purposes OF His Company.
The AEtE-CIaytOn Making IL Lively
for the Alleged Leader of the
Republican Party.
Special to the Appeal.i

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, February 11.-Hoxie, gen.
eral manager of the Iron Mountain road,
passed to-day in this city. He told your cor
respondent that all California passenger and
freight business, well eastern Texas
business, was being marked ria Iron Noun
tain and Texas and Pacific roads, and not ria
the Missouri Pacific reported; also that
wages are not being cut down, except section
men, and that the forces are only reduced be-
cause Of the less of business incident TO the
crop failure; that with renewed business
there will be renewal of the force; also
that the wood-choppers were not discharged
by the company, but by the contractors, who
should have notified them. He talked very
friendly to the interests of the State and city,
aud said railroad improvements would soon
be made here that would astonish the natives
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ST. LOUIS CHANGE


ST. LOUIS, February 11.-Affairs on
Change to-day were pretty lively, but there
was no unusual excitement, chiefly through
the Indifference of the shorts. Wheat opened
l to SIC higher than last evenings closing,
but unfavorable advices from other points
were soon after received and then the bears
raided the market and crowded prices down
to 4c, within one point of the lowest price
during the great excitement yesterday. May
was the favorite month, and there was free
selling for that option, also for March.
Fluctuations were frequent but not violent,
and at the close there was a slight rally in
prices of lC94c above the lowest point Of he
day
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A WHOLESALE LIE
Is What Senator Sherman Calls the AL
legged Testimony of Pitney, and Sub
Stimulates His Assertion
With ProOf-Letter from Postmaster
General Howe to POstmasterS-
Court OF Claims.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Houso
Committee on Elections to-day agreed to dis
miss the contest without prejudice in the
case of MADISON rs. Oates, in the Third dis
trict of Alabama
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The Court Of Claims.

The judges of the Court of Claims were in
conference to-day with the House Committee
on Civil Service Reform in connection with
the preparation of the bill to relieve Con-
gress from the consideration of all claims
against the government. The court has adj
journed until the goth, in the hope that the
President will have filled the vacancy on the
bench before that date, and by so doing allow
the court to take up certain cases, the hear
ing of which has been postponed by the pos
sibility that they might result in mistrial,
through an equal division of the court as at
praaapt constituted
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Nev York Greenbacker.

EXHAUSTIVE diseases that lead to insanity,
consum ption and premature grave are quickly
cured by u-ing Browns Iron BitteTs. II strength
ems every part OF The boiy.
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Heavy Days Busf ness on Chicago
Change.

DELICIOUS medicine is DR.. Leslie's Qui-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
others, where quinine cannot
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FRANCE.

WILL LEGALIZE BOURsE TRANSACTIONS.
PARIS, February 1.-THE minister of jus
tice has determined to revise the companies
act of 1867. He promises, prior to submit
ting bill to the deputies, to lay the ques-
ton before an extra parliamentary commits
sion, who shall first consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of abrogating the clause placing bourse
transactions, other than for cash, on the same
footing as gambling debts, which are legally
irrecoyerabIe.
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By contracting a severe cough and cold l
was compelled 10 give up my daily work and
keep to The house. a neighbor recommend
ed me to Try a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. Tt was procured ard Used. To my
sstonishudenr relief WIS instantaneous.
EDr. ". CLAYTON, waverly. Nd.
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D. HIRscH Co.'S Old Judge cigars. factory
s73, Sd Collec. Dist. n. Y are best, 2 for 25c.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


VIENNA, February lin the reichsrath
the petroleum bill has been read the third
time.
DUBLIN, February lI.-Five hundred and
twelve suspects are confined in the various
jails Of Ireland.
LONDON, February ia Paris dispatch
says, the Compton Breton failed and the
managers absconded.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Globe foun-
dry was damaged by fire to the extent OF
e75,00O; insurance, e25 900.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 1.-THE uni
versity at Charkoff is closed in consequence
of disturbances among the students.
MADRID, February 1.-THE Impartial says
that Mons. Palotti will replace Mons. A.
Bianchi, archbishop of Mira and the present
papal nuncio at Madrid.
MONTREAL, February 1.-Two bodies
stolen from St. Augustine Cemetery have
been discovered at the residence of a student
here. Relations are obliged TO pay $50 for
bodies before being allowed to remove them.
vienna, February 11.-An official an
nouncement is published that it is untrue
that the imperial family sustained losses by
the failure of the Paris Union Generate, or
have money deposited in the Vienna Lander
bank
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Official
Evidence!

SldI iC Pr 70 VI 0AiN
of 1880, show that the
smoking tobacco manufac-
turers of North Carolina
use less stems, scraps, strip
pings and aoaste than in
any other State.
These reports also show
that W. T. Blackwell &
Co., of Durham n. c., are
the largest smoking to-
bacco manufacturers in
the United States.
The Internal Revenue
books show that in 1881,
W. T. Blackwell Il Co.,
manufactured fifty per cent.
more tobacco than the
other 68 manufacturers in
their district combined.
Now if North Carolina
makes the perest smoking
tobacco in the country,
and if W. T. Blackwell &
Co., make more than all
the other manufacturers
of the State put together,
it follows that BlackaoeWs
Bull Durham Tobacco is the
purest and most extensively
used tobacco.
Certainly no stronger
evidence than this can be
given to support our
statements, that Black
wells Bull Durham Long
Cut Tobacco is the finest
ever made, that Black
eoeWs Bull Durham Cigar
cites are purer and better
than any other cigarette
on the market and that
BlackaceNs Bull Durhanl
Granuldted Tobacco is the
richest and most fragrant
granulated tobacco offer
ed to the smoking public.
w. T. Blackwell &
Co., have spent many
years and much la
Dor in bringing their to-
bacco to perfection. That
they have succeeded is
proved by the great num-
DER OF l11llCdlOrS.
Why is it that so many
manufacturers of smoking
tobacco have rushed to
Durham and started in
that place, when for so
long a time w. 7. Black
well & Co., were the only
manufacturers there? Sim
ply because the courts de-
cided suits in favor of W.
T. Blackwell q Co, for
bidding the use of the
word Durham" unless
the manufacturer actually
manufactured in that town.
Why is it that W. T.
Blackwell & Co., have
spent a hundred thousand
dollars in prosecuting par
ties who tried to use the
Bull as a trade mark?
Everybody knows that
other manufacturers would
not want the name Dur
ham, or the picture of
a Bull if BlackueNs Bull
Durham Tobacco had not
made these things the
standard of purity.
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The Internal Revenue
books show that in 1881,
W. 7. Blackwell Il Co.,
manufactured fifty per cent.
more tobacco than the
other 68 manufacturers in
their district combined.
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CLOSED LOWER ALL ROUND.
Prices on bourse closed lower all round.
SUICIDE OF MARQUIS.

Marquis DeJocas, large shareholder in
the Union Generate, committed suicide. De
Jocas had invested 60O,00Of. in shares of the
Union Generate. II was he who introduced
Arno VII inf he ~
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cH1Er.yrsr1cE pEApER1ck.

in the minority opinion, holds that the fund
ing act Is not void, and that the courts have
no power TO review or reverse the action of
the general assembly except when such &C.
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DWY ROYAL Arch cHAPTER.N No. 2

DFNN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. p
u R-A.N.-Wfl meet in stated con ~
vocation MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. 18th, ANY ~
O'Clock. for dispatch Of bu-inszs- M
Visiting companions fTatefnaly in-| "
vited- - - - -
Bv order c. ". AOSBY, VI. f. H.P.
D. c. TRADER, Secretary.
DOLASD LODGE NO . X o. P--H0I IN
III meet in regular convention at their IA
Castle Hall. No. go second street Mo-. K y 4
DAY NIGHT FEB. 18th. at z 80 O'Clock, fortSzyk5|
work in the Third Rank Mernberz of Eis-N
ter lodges frzternRlly invited 70 Dc present ~
By order THEO. AEHLE &C
=. u--.-.-.-.r Y II 2 8
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A NGERONA LODGE No. 168-Wm A
u meet in special communication this IA
SUNDAY afternoon, February 18th, ANY -
O'Clock, for the purpose of paying the w
last sad tribute Of respect 10 our worthy
deceased Brother, JOHN B. BLACK of Cherokee
Springs South Carolina Streetcals viii be IN
waiting at Court Square 70 carry the members 70
Emwood Cemetery sister city lodges and all
visiting brethren are fraternally invited.
By order JOHN BEAMISH, W. N
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W. 7. Blackwell &
Co., have spent many
years and much la
Dor in bringing their to-
bacco to perfection. That
they have succeeded is
proved by the great num-
Der Of imitators.
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4 WRIT or ERAoR IN 4 4URDEa CASE.

A writ If error was ranted 10y Chancellor Kun
Won o, w-Jcrsey. Wednesday 10 the cas-" u james
b. Grayes, convicted OF the MuId / 4 ia" arr /.
Sodcn a boy and sentenced (" De hanged on Aprl
IL The writ VIA gIanted on exec. tons taken 10
tle r1lIiuv of Judge Drptic ~ The thai ts 10 ihc
form Of tie indictment. aud 20 iLc Judges CHART
u the iuTy 0n the question 81 insanity. lac cAsr
will nov ~ to the supreme Court aLd IL 'ui ad-
verse decision l. given il will -" carried 10 tie
tourt of Erors and Appeals When informed BY
ms counsel mat the writ bad been granted hInVcs
manifested no Joy tie said: " Anhupe, no hope,
will DO kept here and punished. There eau be but
one result IL 10 horrible 10 be ceuiined heIoi the
pnIse in dreadfal. Sometimes realize that did a
oreadful thing ! dome know how came B. DO IT,"
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DAMAGED BY COLLISIONS.

The brig Hayilah rged from MessIlI yesterday
Iogking almost a wreck. Tie captain reported that
N the FOX ON Monday night his vessel was run INTO
b. the ship Luz0n, OIL ALsecofn losing her JibO0"l
aid all tie fore rigging, The ioIeyaId, iofrtop-gI-
e-gsLed The vessels separated almost nlb;aL ~,
y,hen the wrcckaae vas cleared away The LIzon
arrived on W ednesday night she mad her tower
In. toIs,il ana upper yards carried away alIu wab
Otberwlse daInaged. 90
Tie SCHOONER ii.iaIn Neill when rounding Cor
lears HOOK in the List hiyCr, yesterday morning,
Nas swept by The strung cuIrent against tue steaIii-