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Cushion.Carom experts

New YORK, May 19.-Vignanx and Car
ter played the tenth game in the cnshion-
game billiard tournament. The sixty-ninth
inning showed 486 for Vignaux TO 303 for
Carter. Vignaux finally ran the game out
in the eightieth inning, making the second
best average in the tournament. The fol-
lowing is the score: Vignaux, 500; Carter,
326. Time OF game, three hours and FIVE
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SPRIRS.

For those who note the fate of earthly things
There Turks q sadness III the April air
dreamy sense of what the future brings
To things too good, too hopeful and too fair
The springs brings greenness to the recent grave,
But brings no solace to the mourning heart;
Nor viii its rnstling and its piping save
A single pang to him who must depart,
The ivy bloom is full of humming bees:
The linnets whistle in the leaves on high;
Around the stems of all the orchard trees
In n Ky heaps the fallen blossoms lie:
But every leai upon each new clad tree
Tells of but boundless mutability.
L, LEE HAMILTON, IN the Atienaur1,
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THE POPE'S LETTER.
Excitement In Ireland Over LeO's CIrcu.
lar TO The Clergy Unabated-Res-
OlutiOn Disapproving II.
what Leading Irishmen i'm New York
Say OF the DOcument-InterView
with Ex-Judge Lochrane.

DUBLIN, May 19.-James Carey, the in
former, was to-day released from custody.
Carey declares that he intends to remain in
Dublin, snd further, that he will vigorously
prosecute those of his iensns occupying his
Premises who refuse to pay re Mt since he be-
came an informer. Ever sinee Carey turned
iniormer his house has been guarded by
policemen, and on his liberation to-day the
guard was doubled
OUT ONLY TEMPORARILY.
1t is announced this evening that Carey's
return to his home is Only temporary, and
that the Crown still holds him as Nv tness to
testify in the pssos Of Sheridan, lyman and
Walsh.
TAKING CARE OF THE INFoRMERs.
This G own prop ses t. distribute tie re-
ward offered for The detection Of the Phoenix
Park murderers among the informers. 1t il
believed that il will alse send abroad for h.
with all the informeIt who desire to leave
the country.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE PAPAL CIRCULAR.
LONDON, May 19.--The excitement In
Ireland over the Pops's circular to the clergy
is unsbsted, and fuds sxpression in all
quarter'. Jos ion Mccarthy, member of
IAFllsment Tor Langiord, has cent circular
10 prominent Irishmen connected with the
Irish National League in London suggesting
the formation OF an organization 10 assist 10
furtheriug the movement TO raise tesiimo-
nial for Parnell. The town com rlissioners Of
DungarvaD, Ireland, asst night adopted a
resolution disapproviDg the papal circular,
on the ground that il counseled division
between the priests aud the people Of Ireland,
which would tend TO promote the orgzniza-
tion and schemes CT secret societies.
THE LIVERPOOL DYNAMITE CoSsPIRAToRs
LIVERPOOL May 19.-The Liverpool con-
spiraiors, Kennedy, OHerlihy, O'Conner,
alias Dalton, Deasy aud Flanagan were
srraigned in court thin morning, and for
malIy charged with conspiracy to murder as
we'll 40 treason and felony. Testimony was
given by witnesses showing Kennedy, O'H-r-
lIhy and O'Conuor were counecled with
Deasey snd Flanagan IN conspiracy. The
five pereons were remanded until Monday.
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The "arasse Ridge Echo" /"

1t gives US especial pleasure to welcome to
our list OF excharg's ihe Orange Ridge Echo,
weekly journal published at De Land,
Volusis county, Fla. 1t is the more inter-
es;ins to Us zs The enterprise of two young
men, Cullen p. and S. Weller Johnston, the
ioTmer OF C0idwater and The latter of Her
nsndc, Miss near relatives OF our esteemed
tellow-clIizep, j. V. Johnston, of the firm of
Johnston q Vance, and well and favorably
knoTn both here and in North Mississippi
as young gentlemen of high char aracter. We
ValOe the paper the more as lts s1lutaiory,
IFS advertisements, lis correspondence and Its
general tone aud N ke-up fslrly promise an
honeat aud worthy purpose, to-wif, the pro-
motion oil the material prosperity of their
sdap'ed STATE Such a journal, edited by
msu well Known gentlemen OF very re-
pu aoie lanliy connections, and bringing to
'btlr "crs NE energy, the enterprise and the
NOR and mental ap!iIudes for the protes-
On, tone OF risht-irsiaing in early youth,
Il need OF Tue lines that ought TO be well
C. Md cordially and liber4lly supported. It
VIII De al onte recogn z d in the full rcuit
OF IL circulation In West Tennessee and
NoFtn Ml-sisaiFpl as a reliable witness Of
Tie tru' il ID all I's editors may utter with re-
g"d 10 toe wealth, the progress and future OF
tl.ud. ne Maine is pretty, appropriate
snd piezsiFgiy significant. May the echoes
fsfps us'ig COM IRON thai beautiful emf.
nenos, OsSuge Ri3ge, telling sweet stories Of
Tie tropical giorirs of the l4pd of flowers
: We commend the Orange RIDGE Echo 10 oul
asi'1as - $ new and valuable representative
+ ii Eisridisn progress worthy Of their sup
( P5ri.
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Ii is announced this evening that Csrey's
return to his home is only temporary, and
that the Or own stil! holds him as Iw tness TO
testify in the ossos Of Sheridan, lyman and
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Finerty's Proposition 10 B0ycott the
PODe.

The Chicago Citizen, published by John
F. Finerty, nIember of Congress from the
Third Illinois District, has the following
editorial, headed Boycott the Pope"
OF all the products of Papal interference in
affairs in Ireland that have marked the policyof tho
Vatican from the days of Adrian IV to those of
John XXI and from the reign of that pom tiff to the
present time the last circular addressed by Leo
XIII to the Irish bishops and clergy in regard TO
the Parnell fund, is the most intolerably impert-
this latest Italian lash, the whip being furnished
by the Popes worthy ally, Victoria, "by the grace
of God, ;" etc, the Queen of Great Britain ana Ire
land, and Empress of India, they will forfeit the
respect of the world at large. But what are they
going to do sbout it?" may be abked We reply:
Let them hold public meetings throughout every
diocese of Irelsnd. pass resolutions
his Holiness unhoiy intervention
i'll Irish politics, and tell him once ana for all
time, firmly and respectfully, to mind his own
business as the head OF the Catholic Church. They
might supplement this action by resolving to not
contribute single ceut to Peters Pence" while
Leo XIII occupies the Papa chair, or ut least uu-
til he quits his palpsble and scandal0us political
aud race. In word, wise our eOuntrymen,
If they have any respect for themselves or
for Ireland, 10 boycJtl the Pope, and teach him a
lesson thatma be serViceable, at least to his
cesSors. Cut off some of the monetary supplies OF
Leo XIII, and teach him, without being misun-
derstood, that the Irish race cannot be bulidoZed
into slavery by the bayonets of England or by the
clergy will have backbone enough 10 resent this
Roman outrage on their patriotism. Ireland will
stand by them against Pope Leo and every other
foreign busy body, be he Saxon or Italian.
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JOE BRADY's father and mother, not yet
sixty years of age, had twenty-five children,
of whom twenty were boys. The father il
man of excellent character, and held one
position for forty years. Up TO recent
period Joe was pious young man, ard en-
joyed the corG1ence OF the olrly Scrtt
societies ruined him.
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ROME celebrated April 2lst the 26S6th an
niveIssry of its legendary foundation by
Romulus. The distinction of this vesr's
ceremonies WAS the giving a gold medal to
the minister, Guido Baccelli, under whose
administration the Pantheon of Agrippa hiss
been restored 10 its original appearance by
The removal OF modern buildings and the
meaningless additions OF later sges, such as
the two belfries above its fScade,
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what Ex-Judge I.oehrane, of Georgia.
Thinks OF Ghe Irish ana 1hefF Move

sc ,th, writing in the Cincinnati Enquirer,
says: have had an interesting interview
with native Irishman on the Irish ques-
uon-Judge Lochrane of Georgis-wnich
will bear reading. He has probably reached
the highest position OF any native Irishman
pire State in the South. He came from Ire
land at the age of eighteen, and was a clerk
in drug store at Athens, Ga, till his public
speakin; at the university there attracted
the attention of the bar to him. He bename
lawyer aud filed many Offices in the State,
snd nov is msu Of large acquantaEce and
general prosperity. l engaged him in con
sersaiicn, With che following result:
Judge Loehrane. you are q native Of Ireland? /?
Have you considered the land questiong''
II was born In Ireland. and have slwsys been
lover oil my people. With all their faults and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-20

THE military festival al Nash Vile thia
week will occupy the whole time aud a,ien-
tion of our enterprising aud plucky fellow
citizens of the State capital. We feel safe
in predicting that Il will be great success
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Mr.. BLAINE is reported to be delighted
with his present literary undertaking. The
Cincinnati Times suggests that "it is better
than politics. In writing book be can
have his own wavD
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THERE will be a monster meeting oI
National Land Lesguera to morrow night al
the Cooper Institute, New York. All the
prominent men who addressed the Pbila-
delphia convention will BE- asked 10 be pres
ent, including Alexander Sullivan, Of Chi.
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THE Cincinnati Times invites Henry
Watterson 10 go Into exile with Henry Hurl-
bert. The Democratic party will object. 1t
has use for Mr.. WsttersoD, who, uotwith-
standing his vsgaries, is a man of ability,
and is always true to his party.
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The Charlotte Observer notices with deep
regret that there is not yet movement
among the friends of ex- President r. 3.
Hayes TO erect a monument TO Eliza Pinks-
ton. This ia base ingratitude.
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The good health Of Gen. Won Molike, who
has gone 20 Switzerland On an extended fur
Tough, is matter OF surprise to those
American people who know that he is nearly
eighty.thrce years old.
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DIED.

REICHMANE-Ssturday, May 70, 1883. at 6 30
O'Clock & n, CHARLEY EDWARD, son of Henry and
Elirs ReichmEnn, aged seven yests and five
months.
Funeral this SUNDAY afternoon at ? O'Clock,
from residence, No. 1o7 Linden street. Friends
are invited to attend.
FISLEY-At her residence, No. $50 Union street.
Saturday May 1s, lsS2, st O'Clock pm, LIZZIE
FINLEY, aged fsrty years, wife Of John L Finley.
Remains will be forwarded to Euon, Ohio, for
N-ta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-20

The two original locomotives built by
Stephenson and Watt were landed in New
Yerk on Wednesday. They are en- rouie to
Chicago, and will form two OF the most in
tsresting sights at the Railroad Exposition
in that city during the summer.
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Mrs. BELvA LOCKWOOD, the ,omewhst
noted lawyer, says Washington is great
place for divorces, anu she confesres to hav-
ing procured seventy Eve herself ia the psst
six years. She says it is easy as falling off
Ino
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The death OF Million Brown robs The State
OF one of the ablest of her public men, one
who did the State some service, snd who fuI-
filled in every respect the duties OF good Cit
iLanshin
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TIE Nash Library will be SUCCESS.
tui enterprise. The ladies who have it in
hand have been met 10 very liberal spirit,
and now begin TO zee their way clear TO the
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: The President, by advice of his Cabinet,
has determined on reduction of the mum.
ber of internal revenue districts. The pro-
posed changes look TO dropping thirty-one
collectors. There are I26 districts, aud these
are to be reduced to ninety-fiye.
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The st. Louis Globe Democrat says that
"Senator Sherman may not have the per
sOuaI waruatII anu gruraiity wiIIch make
men popular, bnt he knows great deal 5"
Yes, he knows all about Elz, Plnkston and
the HAYES fraud.
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NEwHorE, KY, May l9.-The sour-mash
disiiIIery of the Newhope Distillery Com
pauy, and the sweet mash distiilery Of E l..
Miles & Co., we're destroyed by fire this even
ing, together with two granaries and nine
cattle nena.
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TIE Baltimore 1mericon informs us that
Gen. Granite mother always called him
Hiram. The reason why she called him
Hiram was, no doubt because Hiram WIS his
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The Baron de BounemsiD, one of Mar
shAl MscMahon's aides, and Lieut. Weiss,
relative OF President Greyy, have set
tied down on large sheep ranch in Mon
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THERE is reason to hope that the North
ern and Southern Presbyterian Churche. will
IN lew years be united in one body, and
thus be doubly efficient for good.
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The Alamo is once more the properly Of
the State OF Texas, and will likely be pre-
served in ita present condition as a memento
OF ihe awful sacrifice therein m ade 10 Lfbsrty.
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MR. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, editor OF
H~PeT's Weekly, because of other engage
ments, has been compelled to decline pie
siding at the Unitarian festival in Boston.
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Arrrcrross of the Iivsr bilions di

AFFECTIONS of the liver, bilious disorders,
sick headache, etc are thoroughly cured by
DR.. Jayne's SInative Pills. Acting as a
general laxative, they remove all irritating
and fecsi matter from the bowels, gradually
caange the vitiaIsd secretions of the stomach
and liver, and restore these organs to a
healthy condition.
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A KENTUCKY girl glories in head Of
hair which is seventy inches long and very
thick, but our chief glory is in the number
of cures made recently by the use of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, the best remedy for
coughs and colds,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-20

ITnrumored in England that John Brish
the great statesman, is soon to marry his de- sd
Wifes sister. The ''uuco guild" are up in
arms about il, and swear it won't do, you
know
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Virginia EpIscopnI Council.

RICHMOND, May 19.--In the Virginia
Episcopal Council Today resolutioa was
adopted authorizing the bishop 10 appoint a
committee of clergYmen and laymsn of the
diocese to consider the subject Of the divis-
ion OF the dioc-ge, ard should said commit
tee conclude that division should be ~ ade,
TO take all necessary step. 90 this end, defiue
and fix the dividing line, and report 10 the
next council.
The Finance Committee reported in favor
of appropristing $500 for the expenses Of
Bishop Whipple in his trip TO Europe, and
recommended that the salary of the ss'ist-
ant bishop be $500 per annum, paying all
his travelling expenses and paying house
rent. The report was adopted.
The committee 10 whom was referred that
portion of the bishops address concerning
the Church's relations TO the coloTed people
OF the UnIted States, submitted q report set
ting forth that the race difficulty, in a social
point OF view, is real one, and that the
only solution of the ChuTch's relation to the
colored race is TO be found in giving them
The right and encouraging them 10 exercise
their right TO 4 separate organization, as
they have asked, and it is natural that they
should request separate oongreg ational or
ganization. Adjourned.
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RnsehAII.

CHICAGO, May 19.-Chicagos, 4; Bostons, l.
ST. LoUss, May 19.-St. Louis, 4; Column
bus, o.
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-Eclipse, 8; Cincin-
nails, 6.
DETROIT, May 19.-Detroits, 7; Provi-
dence, 8.
CLEVELAND, May 19.-Clevelands, 8; Phil
adelphias, 10.
New YORK, May 19.-Metropolitana, 2;
Baltimores, l.
PHILArELPHIA, Msy 19.-Athletics, II;
Alleghenys, s.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

r.. Ts,nessec and he Oh'O Vaiiey, partly
=. .,,,,b,, local rains, soU'hTesterfy, veering
'''.s ~ uorthyestsriy wirds, generally higher
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ROANOKE College, Va, graduates thi-
year an Indian, VIM. II. Mckinney, with tn,
degree OF B.A. Mr.. McKiDney will deliye,
Choctaw oratioa.
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JUDGE GREER thinks the gambling act
constilutiouSL An appeal has, however.
b,en taken 10 the Supr-ms Court.
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Tgv Tennessee Soldiers Association meets
.t Nashville on Tuesday.
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The Northern PresbyterIans.

SARATOGA, May l9.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly continued its sessions this
morning.
The Nominating Committee on Delegates
to the Presbyterian Alliance, which meets at
Belfast, Ireland, in 1884, reported the names
Of forty cIergymen, headed by the Rev. DIR.
J. Addison Henry, of PhiladeIphia, and forty
ders, headed 10y Judge Samuel NJ. Brecken-
ridge, of St. Louis. Adopted and the mod.
orator and permanent clerk authorized 10
FL vacancies.
Howard Crosby, of New York, from the
Committee oD Ministerial Rslief, reported a
recommendation that Presbyterians advance
the stiperd for aged and iufirm ministers
from Sl50 to $500. Adopted after earnest
discussion.
The next order OF business, the report of
the Committee on Ministerial Education
read yesterday, came up. motion to
adopt the mmendiations seyiatim wss
carried, and creat-s new Standing Board
of twenty-four members, equally OF minis
ters and laymen, to have charge OF the
agency Tor raising funds to promote higher
education Of the Presbyterian ministry, with
| headquarters at Chicsgo. An amendment
| naming st. Louis was lost nearly unani-
| mously. The whole report was then unani-
mously adopted. Adjourned till Monday at
8 o'clock am.
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BROTHERLY LOVE.
Fraternal Relations Established Between
the Northern and Southern Pres.
bJterians, and The
Two Great Divisions OF the Churcii will
Hereafter Work in HarmOny-Ee-
ligiOus Intelligence.
Special 10 The Appeal. I
Iu,,ernn utut.,eriuu.

Special 70 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 19.-The Cumberland
Presbyterisn General Assembly voted TO
meet at B-ntOnville, Ark, next May.
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The New York Hop Crop.


Troy, May 19.-Reports from Montgom-
cry county say the acreage of the hop crop
will be a slight increase over last year. The
outlook ia bad.
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.,uwAr war is predicted 81 The usxt
great event
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Dis,t,IerI.s De.,rsyed by Fire,

A FULL feeling after meals, dyspepsia,
heartburn and general ill-health relieved
by Browns Iron Bitters.
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o,..-,se BULL has got religion" Next,
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POLICE NOTICE.

nN and after Mondsy, May q, 1883, all dogs
" found roaming at large within the corporate
limits of the Taxing District and not muzzled so
as to prevent their biting will be destroyed in sc-
cordance with the ord finances page 1877 subsec. z.
Respectfully, W. C. DAVIS, Chief of Police.
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Y. N. H. A.

A Important special meeting Of the Young
u Mems Hebrew Association Will be held At
their rooms this SUNDAY afternoon at 2S5
O'Clock. The lady friends of the association are
especially invited 70 be present
HHRST Eeoratary
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-12
A SENSATION.
a GOOD story apparently Spoiled.

Saturday afternoon man was seen running
into the lane which runs off of Pearl treet,
just in the rear of the block of stores facing on
Commercial street, shouting "Stop him, mon
ey, stop himl" Two we'll known gentlemen
followed him, and when the man stopped
which was within moment or two-asked
his trouble. He said he Was German who
had come to this country on the Sarmatian,
He had good farm at home, but he had read
of the large fortunes made in the Estates, in
the Western districts, and he decided to sell
his farm and stock, and see if he, too, could
not make millionaire. He received most of
the money for his property-some $25,0O0-in
cash and the rest in bills of exchange, and, as
stated, came to this country.
After his arrival, Friday night, he spent the
evening and all day Saturday seeing the town,
with an acquaintance on the steamer, who
knew he had the money. Saturday afternoon
he was coaxed into drinking shop on Fore
street, and while paying for the drinks his
comrade seized the pocket-book and ran, while
the victim pursued, shouting for aid. To give
color to the story another gentleman said he
had seen man running like deer through
the alley holding something to his breast The
man was advised to apply to the police.
The marshal says German did apply to the
station about the time mentioned, who COM
planned that he had been robbed of $125 by a
stranger, but that a man claiming to be a
friend of the compliments declsred he only
had four or five dollars. Whether the man
had been drinking and imagined himself the
possessor of large sum, or whether the two
cases were different ones, is question. More
than likely the first superstition is the true one.
At any rate the fellow created a genuine SEN
sation on the street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-12
Fire on the Minnehaha.

Ae 10 o'clock Saturday night an alarm from
box % was pulled, and the department. called
to Custom House wharf, where the island
steamer Minnehaha, OF the Forest City Steam
boat Company's line, was found ablaze She
has been running as mail ami passenger boat
this winter, and came back to the city that
night about o'clock. Her fires were banked
and her officers went home for the night, sup
posing everything was all right. The fire had
got under good Roadway in the partition back
of the engine room and before it was subdued
ruined the upper works aft of the room, cabin
furnishings, cushions, also the life preservers,
and packing around the cylinder. The cause
of the fire is a mystery. Capt. Knowlton
states that the lose will not fail far short of
$500, and that the whole upper part of the
boat will have to be rebuilt. The Mnnehaha
is insured for $4,000 with Rollins, Loring &
Adams