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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-08-07

MONEY TO LOAN :. COOS
Nsukato At sy at Law
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
The Kldd.sieelo uontest.

MARION, Ind, April 20.--We notice in this
morning Journal brief notice of short
locol from the Marion Democrat with refer.
ence to the Kidd.Steele contest being at q
close, which gays "all the evidence favors
Steele, and the fraud which it wss intended
to expose has failed to materializs." The
above sentiment has been doubtless the IN
written history o. that paper for some years
and has finally materializsd. The Demo
cIat has certainly reflected its feeling only
in this matter. IL it had been acquainted
with the facts as il ought TO have been, as
shown by tie testimony 10 this county,
it could not have made the
above statement. The evidence here shows
beyond a doubt that Msjor Steele IS dis.
qualified for the Office TO which no pretsnds
10 have been elected The corrupt methods
OF his campaign ia this county have not all
been fully shown, nor cOgld they have been,
for the reason that like methods have been
TssoTted TO IN this contest. But sufi [
has been clearly shown to eniile Major
Kidd 70 bis rlghtful seat in the Forty.ninth
Congress. Besides the illegal use OF money
ut the polls in the interest Of Steele, as
shown by the evidence, Major Kidd will
make q net gain OF thirty 10 forty votes in
this county on the ground OF illegal voting.
nFV0r "a
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

Quincy; Virgil Dewden, Guiltord; Edward
Bennett, DillsboroUgn; Richard McDhl,
Morgsntown; Lafayette T. Blood, Transit
vile; Albert Morehouse, Irvington; WILMA
Grim. Anderson; William Haltorn, Gosport;
Daniel NJ. Graves. Morocco; Jacob MUTT,
Edinburg; William IL. Bird, Spring Hill;
H. w. Snyder, Remington; NJ. O. Duffey,
Volga.
District Court: Robinson Fletcher, Rains
vile; Archibald Psrciplls, Rensselaer,; Ad-
olson J. Philips. Michigan City; Mshlon
Keslen. Delphi; George NJ. Brakeman, Kent.
land; Joseph d. Lesyitt, Bloomfield; Charles
Urine, Union City; Richard Morris, Terre
Haute; +. NJ. Hollingsworth, New Augusta
Strawdor Cheek, Aurora; Columbus @. Bal
lard, Worthington; William L. Teal, Shelby
Vile; John II. Briggs, Csrb0ndale; Joseph
Brown, Lafayette; Cicero Sims Frankfort
Joseph X. English, city; Isaac Dester. Els
worth; Wash Sigler. Walnut Grove; Charles
A. Rowland. city; John McIndo, Freedom
George P. Pitzer, Alto; Madison Calkins,
Pilot Grove; Samuel P. Bigger, Worthing-
ton Samuel G. Greenup, Pittsburg.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Eczema or Salt Rheum,
Another Clear and Positive Recovery-An
Elderly Lady's Letter.

Another Clear and Positive Recovery-An
Elderly Lady's Letter.
Among the numerous letters received by DR..
Kennedy testifying to notable SALT RHEUM cures,
the following viii be found of interest to our
feet authenticity and truthiulnegs
WORCESTER, Mass, March %, 1854.
DR.. d. Kennedy, ROndout N. Y:
DEAR sIR-Untn recently have been for three
upon al attack OF Erysipelss for which was for
q long Time under medical treatment. l placed
myself again in the hands of the physicians who
did, have no doubt, all that could be done One
thing is sure, however, was none the better for
all the medicine they gave me. The painful and
unsightly disease made continual progress, until
/ began TO fear l should never get rid OF it.
BY means OF one OF those accidents that often
result IN so much blessing / had my attention
called 10 your FAVORITE REMEDY, which was
told would surely do me good. used it. and
within a much shorter time than / would have
believed possible. received q permanent cure.
/ am now perfectly free from Salt Rheum. What
q comfort this is, and how II places your wonder
full medicine in my opinion, you may guess at,
but never know. keep II now constantly IN the
house IS family medicine. Yours truly,
MRS. DIN All PHAIR.
Mrs. Phair sometime since went on a visit to
Kansas, found case OF Salt Rheum, could not
get FAVORITE REMEDY, sent to New York City
for It, and cured the case.
For all diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Bladder aud Digestive Organs, Dr.. DAVID Ken
nedy's FAVORITE REMEDY ROndout N. Y.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
RAILWAY NEWS.
the Law-That Traffic Agree
ment-Oth Items.

The electric headlight is working very sat-
isfactorily on the Big Four express, which
arrives here at II p. m.
II is understood that decree for the sale
of the l., d. and s. will be obtained at the
May term of the District Court. Holders OF
frst-nortgsge bonds have been notified that
current interest will be III part defaulted.
1t is said that the c., FL. and D., in snticl-
patton Of the abandonment OF the trafi'
agreement between it and the l., b. and w.
is already looking about for new Peoria
outlet, which ii Will doubtless fnd in the l.,
ID. and S. and Peoria. Decatur and Evansville.
The latter is now trying to lesss the l., ID.
and 3, and the interests of the two roads
can be served by combination.
General Passenger Agent Esgen, of the
Big -Four, says that the company is nego-
tiAting traffic agreement with the l., B. and
w. whereby they will abandon the present
Peoria lire by the way of Lafayette and
Sheldon over the Wabash. Under this
agreement through cars will be RON to Peoria
by the way OF Indianapolis and the l., B. and
W. Mr.. Eagen say that the Big Four will
gain in mileage il not in the volume of bnsi-
ness. The details Of the agreement will be
arranged at once.
There has been CT late indications OF s
call upon the Government to assist in pro-
tecting the interests of railroad owners
against the injury caused by sn undue H.
crease Of competing li1ss and even against
the harm they do each other IN their strug
giles 20 secure business. At the gisat rail
road meeting in Chicago President Devereux,
of the Bee Line, urged With great earnestness
practical action TO secure protection, and Sc.
cured the Passsge oil resolution providing
for the carly call for a convention at which
report on the evils now suffered aud the
new legislation proposed to remedy them
shall he submitted to the consideration oil
the State Railroad Commissioners for the
purpose doubtless OF convincing the majority
of the community who pay railroad trans
poTtation that legislation may be had 10 pro-
tect railroad owners which will be OF ad-
vantsge to the community at large. Those
who have a wide acquaintance among rail
way managers know that il is nothing new
for them to cay privately that the railroads
need the support OF the law in their efforts
10 maintain rates, which will yield some
profit on through traffic
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
zeal Rsrata rransfara.

TAe following deeds were recorded Wednesday.
April y. &c reported BY steeg d BernnSmer.
abstract compners, u and IS Thorpe Block.
Telephone, LOS:
William Wallace receiver. to Harry +.
Banks, receivers deed to lots 40 and
ri. III Ingram Fletchers So bdiyiston OF
blocks and in Ingram Fleteker's Oak
Hill ADDITION 20 the city Of IndIanapois.3 100 %
Thomas L. Spelman and wife TO Sarah j.
stephens, warranty deed 10 lot IS, in
Ridenour's extended and revised addl-
ton 70 the city OF indianapolis ........ lc0) co
ROsanns Miles to James T. Runnels and
vile, warranty deed to part OF the west
half OF the south half OF the southwest
quarter of section 9, township II. north
OF range east 200 %
Joseph II. Ogeshy and wife 10 Emily :.
Gibson, warranty deed to lot 9, IN Eliza
beth Talbotts revised addition to the
city of Indianapolis 1000 %
William Wallace and wife TO Archibald
Young. warranty deed to lot 81, in
disnapolls 49,. ............ '....... so 70
Frank J.. RitZinger, trustee 10 Charles
Syerup, warranty deed TO lot 15 In /.
A. II. JohnsOn's subdivision OF block
90 in Johnson's heirs addition to the
city Of Indianapolis ........ 1000 Co
Charles A. Helbig 10 James McCarty. war
raDty deed 10 lot Il, in DRyidSOn's sec
Ond addition to the city OF indianapolis. $50 %
Conveyances, 2; onsiderston...........s $500 90
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg.
(PAE-HAEDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA LINR.l
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
"Poor Yellow

lie suffered from insomnia, which means
he couidn' sleep. 1t arose from over-work,
followed By nervous prostration. While in
this s.Ete be shot his wife and developed
symptoms of rsving mania. What 8 pity
he bad not taken Browns Iron Bitters while
there was some hope for him. Mr.. Noah
Holloway, Manchester. Va, says: 81 used
Browns Iron Bitters for loss OF appetite and
nervous weakness, with great benefit" 1t
completely removes neuralgia and other
nervous diseases,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
Omcers Elected.
The Electric Headlight Company ha,

The Electric Headlight Company have
elected the following officers:
PIesident-George y. Wheeler.
Vice President-J. Carpenter.
Secretary-I-eOneTd Moore.
TreasuIer-B. ". Raymond.
Executive COmmitiee-GeO y. Wheeler. II
II. Fulton. J. A. Long J. ". stOddsrd, J. Carpen-
ter.
Directors George n. Wheeler, Denver, COL: J.
a. Long Lewis Miller, Akron, O.; l.. L. Baoaock.
CuyshOgs falls, o.; Il. II. Fulton. INDIANAPOLIS;
J. ". Stoddsrd, j. Carpenter, Leonard Moore,
Day ton, o.; N. Lynn, Rising Sun, Ind.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23
The Supreme Court.

The following decisions were rendered in
the Supreme Court yesterday:
lo,4SO. Solomon Wolf VS.. Sarah E. Pugh.
Sullivan @. @. Affirmed. Zollers, J.
1852. John Lyons VS.. Terre Hsute and
Indianapolis Railroad Company. Clay c. O..
Affirmed. Elliott, J.
l1,s41. D. s. Morgan e Co. vs.. Charles l..
White. Benton G. G. Reversed. Mitchell, ].
II, So. Julis a. Smith w. Byron I. Lane.
Lake G. G. Affirmed. Elliott, J.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

For all Information, ratios. maps, time tables
tc., call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates Hous
orneT, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or ~ tai
Union Depot.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

The following Federal Court Jurors were
drawn yesterday:
Circuit Court: James Travis John Opp,
Lafayette; Mark Cresl, Robert y. Hudson,
Ssmuel Coltrin, Terre Hauts; John II. Nj
nor. Thomas j. Smith, Frankfort; Nimr0d
Il. Elliott, Merchandising: Robert Wssson,
Delphi; Matthew King, Vandalis; William
i. Boyd, New Castle; Rankin McClanin,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

CARD.-To all VINO are sunering from er
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uegs, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, / vii
send 8 receipt that win cure you, FREE or
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered By
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dressed envelope 70 Rev, JOSKPHtT..LN MAE. Sta
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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-23

CMITH'S CHEMICAL DYE WORKS, 70. {
- Martinsdsle'e Block, near Postofnce Clean
dye and repair gentleme1's clothing: alEa
ladies' dresses, BheWls, sacQuea, and siik enS
WOODEN goods o. every description, dyed and rs
finished; kid gloves neatly cleaned 81 10 cents ps
pafr. VIII do more frst-class work for lesz noaEY
than any house OF the kind IN the State
CHARLES A. aIEF8OE, MauaRex,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
I" sun DO MOTE.'
TIE REV. MIR. MYLKR MAKEs A FEW REMARKS on
HIS OwS ACCOUNT.

TIE REV. MR.. MYLFR MAKEs A FEW REMARKS on
HIS OwS ACCOUNT.
Mr. Edetor Dear SIR
Please substitute for the article correct the few
intea mad by your reporter monday
at the New England Baptist convention June 22d 1885
with the intention To destroy the Originality asronom
cal Scientific facts In my Bible sun moyeing solar sys-
tem- De sun DO Move this the reporters witt
mad no sneh statmentI said bcfor that body, had
right exclamc sun do move or oh sun do move
2d the daboical comparison OF gods heavenly EnDaser-
dors TO pool Ballsl maleouserror never plaid
game Of pool in my life and never intend TO- am
minister gospel and don't tolerate any games In
which So called christians may engage.
ia there ribbons attached to the nag star fused
as "a pOinter-why would reporter or editor add such
false Statements II not so-Othcr then TO enthisa
the public with an Idea OF the coorcd nfereoriiy
why did he leave out the Phosophc astronomical and
Scientific. facts Sat forth In the system why cldent he
the reporter, answer the Question. II he could
4th Il did not shove any heavenly bodies around)
around ALL only passed thc stan OF the nag around
the meradcn circle Showing how orbits intercepted each
other In ,ny System. and the way the heavenly
bodies move, (whst the reporter called Showed the
heavenly bodies around when was Showing how
tho sun (had would pass up on tho northern Zodiac
line and down ON the Southern. crossing the celestial
Equator at the consultation orion the day befor. my
Lecture June 2i-I asked the Profs present how could
that be done without the sun novrlns-tno same Delhs
which IS tho time Of the departure Of tho (su not the
earth from OF he Equinox To tho other, now does
the sun get there II IL don't move,
Question WINS can there he cenfrprl force 10 body
ot ct mu,t there not be force Operating against
each other "a HOcrGy motion and c,nhifIJH Force To
this and Other Scientific anl Question got
no reply from the learned reporter nor any oil the pro
fe-sOrS present,
o Il did not Say Saturn had moon-) Said he had 8,
Juper T. orcnc H. Neptune . only referred TO ,inrus
AS 10 his greater distance when sOnth or tho celestial
Eauaor-u did not say he had any moons at ALL this
was the reporters Ignorance aud not the Speaker,
z II did not get mnd) DOgr aud naneacs get mad
only emphasized that the Bible Proved In az places
fh1t III, sun does and II the Sun don't the
bible IA AS false as Ingalsaliisn or Tom Paynsml
Your : Il Mylor Rcd 10 Psalm 4. D. and verses
the cre Won will find the Orbit Of ths sun
Elizabeth y
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
EXPENSE or BROOKLYN.
MAYOR LOWS VIEWS On THE TAX BUDGEr-PRo-
VISION FOR THE CIrY's GROWTH.
\ los bi, oynla

MAYOR Lows VIEWS on THE TAX BUDGEr-PRo-
VISION FOR THE CIrY's GROWTH.
Mayor Low has made his customary expla-
nation of the items the Brooklyn tax budget which
largely Of last year. lilo said yesterday that
the constitutional amendment relating to city debts
largely swelled the levy IL made necessary ali en-
fire change In the method Of making local improvements
Instead Issuing three years bonds fer local improve
monts certain sum had 10 be appropriated as iuud
for such improvements and the assessments when col
lec.ed would be turned over To this fund. For THIS
purpOsc 10000 had to bc Inserted In the levy Then
s2g had be inserted for tho relief of the Hooded
districts" The amount to bo raised for principal and
iutercst OF the city debt 100000 last year
and the state 100000 more The Increase for ed
irrational purposes was $6J.0OU aud considerable n
crease was allowed for additional police ana fire pretec
would not of the last four years. aud
the near future would not brn. sny large Increase IN
current expenses except Tor street cleaning ana the re-
moys of garbage In summing up the matter the Mayor
said am firmly persuaded that tho present tax
levy indicates hi g water mark The demands upon the
civ for principal and interest OF the city debt IL
stands to-day grow smaller each year. slowly at frst,
The Ieyies for the four years have seemed large
because they have been compared with levles Whlch
made no provision for tho growth OF the city. Tue
Dd sets OF the future will have tho advantage OF being
compared with loyes which have provided adequately
for the ctys growth and, besides that have been sub
ect many unusual burdens, which, IL Is reasonable to
hope may not occur again. - -,
The Mayor said that while the tax rate would he Rey
10 ne about q 80 this would not excesd the per cent
allowed city expenses for the amount appropriated
the city debt aud tue county aud state taxes must DO
deducted from the total.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
LIEUTENANT SCHEU7ZE'S MISSION.

TAKING PRESENTS TO THE LENA FOR THOSE WHO
ASSISTED THE JEANETTE SURVIVORS.
Lieutenant W. II. Scheutze, Of the United
States Navy at the St. James Hotel. but will sail for
Bremen to-day the steamer Fulda of the North Ger
mani lloyd line. Ho is his way to the mouth OF the
River Lena In Siberia His mission Ia to deliver gifts TO
natives who assisted the survivors Of the Arctic expe
don on the III fited Jeanette and also TO bear The
official expression OF thanks OF this Government the
Russian officials who were instrumental In the same
good deed The Lieutenant will 80 directly
from Bremen to st. Petersburg lie Will
say there few days official permission from
the Russian Government bestowi The presents and to
get passports through Siberia He will then go Mos
COW to ut his expedition which he will do by
purchasing frs, firearms and provisions. portion OF
the presents for tho natives will be clothing and proyis
ions. which to DO bought at this point. From Mos
COW no will 20 to Nishn NoygOrOd, where he will take
the steamer and and thence go to Ekatinern
berg which Is the first point ho will strike In Siberia.
From here he will 20 to Tiumeu by wagon and take
boat TO Tomsk. where he will engage Cossack
guide. They will proceed by wagon TO Irkutsk. Here
small houseboat Will be procured, In which they VIII
down the Lena River l-OO miles to lakitsk IL Ia
the LeuteDants expectation to reach >akutsk In Ooo-
ber and remain there month to build relndcerseds and
stores, aud then in November to Bnun. which Ia
about l50 miles from the Delta Ihs VIII be the mead
riIi come back as hastily as possible lie viii have
al the way back TO St Petersburg and expects to
Tho presents which the Lieutenant IL taking with him
consist Of sword rifles watches ana gold medals. The
sword, richly jewellcd one has been exhibition a
Tnlny's for IA week IL was taken on board the Fuda
last night IL Is for MaJor-Genera rchernale. Governor
OF Yasut.k. and bears suitable inscription There arc
four gold watches for Russian officers. All the medals
with one stce90n are iof nass @ or cola lhsy
somewhat heavier. and suspended from
solid gold bar. which Is inscribed the motto
" T. PiWibus Unum." The faco bears the handsome
est head OF Goddess OF Liberty that
has been struck by the United states Mint and the
words. Presented by the President Of the United
States" on the OF the by THE TRIBUNE
reporter Is the further inscription: To sprayDick
HArlampi Ipate Tor courage and humanity In assisting
the Survivors VI the Jeannctte. 1SSj' The name Il
different Oh each medal There Dinctsen OF them.
and "a large number OF rifles with ammunition. The
Leutenanrs principal personaiequipncnt Is fine mcd-
cline chest furnished him from the Naval Observatory.
1t has special remedies except some vaccine points
They have great deal OF smallpox I'm the Lena region,
and besides carrying these pointshe Lieutenant had the
precautlon TO lie yaccinated last month. He remarked
gfimly to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that 1t took
beautifully"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
Post Oftlce Notice.

Letters for Europe neel MT spsc,y drc.d for dis
pacn by any paItisalar steamer "a orter 10.
warded by the fastest vessels aytaDe
tpaoMrTiy in ali cases at this O. e a, f,lp rs
WEDNEsDAI-At ll30 a. m for Europa per g. 3. Fui.a
via Southampton and Bremen !etters tor tiance moss
rect, per 8. Normandie Havre; at loo y. FOE
Jamaica caItlassna Ia ,, IN and 9res town psr AsSi
Cter via New-Orleansi at 1880 m. FOL 4ercoper g.
'psr steamer via NewOreans"l
THURsDAY-At 1880 a. m. for Europe per s. Ger
manic, Queenst0wn uclers for traDcc, oorinaiy,
etc, must be directed per 1s,ma 10 At iie 30 .a s
mouth Cnerbourg Hamburg uetters Tor Great Lrt-
Erisia" at o. m for bermuda per g. s. ornoco ~
m. for cape Iiayti. ST. Domingo and lurss tsai.lf
Per Perso REQ via Havan9 and for Camrscie ChsapaS
Tabasco and Yucatan, Mexico. per sAips Oeers Tor
FRIDAY-At a. m for 1. Pierre u .quelos va aaiaG
at 10 am Central America and the souf1 Pache pos
psr crescsnt Clt. wa Asgnma Se,'ers ior Mex; ,a:
Hayt, per s. . Altne.
sArURDAY-At o for Turks Island and uayti pers 3
seryis Queenstown pm for scotland direct
g Cfrcassa Glasgow tIeters must DO dfected per
lirclssa at 1850 for Cuba and Porto .ico per g
dIess sssfp Der r Ca ID wa ioier issrs must %
scs seisa psr psr VIA xn.wsp ess1s as Ss
directed per westerniand")
sUNDAY-At 1890 p M for Honduras a and Livingston
Mails for China and Japan, per A. = Oceanic tyie
ean Francisco close here July ~ at p IN. unlS foe
Ass san ssaas,s aSs Gloss m hers
az p Cor on arrival 81 New.fork OF Bri1anni'
with Brit ish mals for Australia
.The schedule Of closing Pacific malls sra,sst On
san frsncsco Malls from the arriving on mas 20
San Francisco the Gay Of saag Vt steamers xs ce
patched thence no 'AHs HENkY O. PEARSON Psssusfx
Pest onasA hsw.yogx. n. " Jay lsSS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
4 FACET DISASTER THAT DID NOT OCCUR
TIE PROGRESS REPORTED LOST WHILE SWINGING
sARELY AT HER FLOAT.

startling story appeared in the Brooklyn
papers last evening about the soop yacht Progress bsna
mssng and the probable loss Of eli On beard who vftR
the GROW asd Passengers numbered twslvs she W.
Uomns"9o9 ~ commodore James 6shueseelle and madU
w onc ci tae meet OF yachts that sa with the Ras0
FSsv FsSs Ts S Sse IRON Pottery Beach, t
time 70 enjoy the hospitality Of the Lsrchmont CnS
and to join It n t regatta up the Sound xftss
going along with the Larchments several miles and
East Riy:r Yachts pulled Of the aud healed os
squa up after they had sailed about i've tnot
close reefd sails except on board the Prosc
which LED the nee To those board the other vcchfS
Y appeared al II Commodore schuessele had not pccsI
with all sail set nothing could from being can.
sized The Progress sped and rapidly left the fsst =
the feet After following the leader for s
the course Of the feet was directed to vSe,
soon arrived and weathered the gale safely In smook
water.
out on the rued waters Of the Sound Glasses scanned
the whitecaps IN every direction but the snowy canvas
Oh the Progress had passed out OF sight, and II was BE-
ieved " many that she had become part Of the drift
MONDAY AFTERNOON on the trip nothing heard Of the
rrSgrcss, and there was much uneasinsss
ana ss alarm In the Eastern District over
visited the East River Clnb House IL was dark but
vigorous pounding on door started mule to kicking
and ,t this awoke the watchman.
asked s0rrowfully
What In blazes the matter with you don't you ses
her swinging ct her noatr The commodore was found
been gale and said that he mis0ok his course heavy
f0g and when he reached harbOr that thouRht Waa
Greenwich he put for It. and landed IN Beleport about
back at 10. yesterday, about ten hours behind tho
rest Of the fleet