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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09
Two Lucky Men.

On the 18th OF October this paper M
nouncea lint lightning had struck in
Vancouver, or the snmo thing, a streak
OF luck that made some excitement. In
September n. &. Hnrell. n lnborcr oil J..
G. Procbstel's firm bought one-twon-
10th Of ticket SO, 755 in the Louisiana
State Lottery, and that nnmhcr drew
tho big $500. 900 prize on October 9th.
J. G. Procbsicl owns hnlf Of this Htrell
ticket. which entities the holders 10
$4,000. The ticket was deposited Tor
collection with Wells. Fargo e Co.'s
Express Company, at portlnud. Oregon.
The collection was promptly honorcd by
tbs Louisiana State Lottery nj New Or
loans, and the money. gold coin, is now
in Portland ready TO DO pnid over upon
proper rccoipt for il. Both tho lucky
men arc honest grangcrs. md, AZ their
heads nrc level, will know just where to
put their uuerpectsd wealth to do them
the most good! Il Vancouver (WNsh.
Ter } Indcpcndtht, Nov z. .
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Tho H%IcssRgc.

Tho Prcsident's next messnge 10 Con.
gress will take no buck water in the
matter Of reducing taxation. All tho
back wntor will now come from the
other party, who will tnko up the policy
laid down by Garfield. Arthur and Grnnt
ns innoccuily as though they had never
heard II was wickod. Tho people will
not put up with my such shnmming Ia
the matter, and tho Republicans will
soon rca'izc tho serious responsibility Of
heir situation. Il Virginia Chronicle.
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$500 Reward.

The Southern Pacific Company will
pny a reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
for Tho arrest and conviction OF each Of
tho persons who about 2 o'clock on
Tuesday morning. December 4, 1883.
placed distractions OH tho track Of snid
Company uOar tho American River
bridge. Sacramento. with tho intont to
throw its wost bound passenger train,
No. 10. from the track. and which ub.
attractions were struck by n wcst bound
freight truin, No. IA, doing damage to
its engine. Further information mny
be obtained Oh application TO tho under.
signed. or to J. Is. Wright, Sacramento,
California.
J. A. FILMoRs.
Gent. Superintendent.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
D.ror Hor.L-Cl.rL : Green. rropri..

Kinpton. IA HUT. T Grimm.
Csriin: II II Munter. Bsowa~e; Mrs J
L Wines. Eureka, J W Adams. CAr.op;
ErAnk oudstkirk. Dskot,; Mrs E Coch.
ran. Oregon; F E ChaSuou. Miss ohas-
non. Independence; W v Ulory. Clsv.-
land. o; L r Bradley, Tu,csrota.
Mrs f G Hardy, Toauo; Dots Street
er, S II streetor. A Reboulo wife &
children. Lnmoille; Geo J Smith, j W
Powell & wife, Mn C NJ IIaws, Mr..
Perry Gossett. s NJ Beard, Robt Chri,-
ten, F Brennan. Tuscarora; Walter
Browne. Huntington; II a Young.
Pleasant; Sanderson. Omahs; ID Marx.
Q II Graham, A W shattuck, + W
Moudy. S F; Ii N Reed. A 7 Reed. Mrs
Reed. Reeds Station; ] II Frost. . l.
Co; frank Rockwell, W F & Co; Il
Polk. Halleck;J Il Hampton. CArlin.
J H Lander. I'm Ranch; A Rebouie,
Lsmoille; F " Young. S +; II D aim
60. Jno H Dolan, Geo II Latta. Csrlin;
chas A Waller. Rock Creek; G w Dut-
ton & wife, Vesmillion. Oak; p ] No
Namee. North Fork; Pete Sorenson..
Pleasant; Geo II Bird, f N Drake, v
Fraino. Geo Caslett. Joseph Nc Goran,
T M~alounin. Tuscarora; II L Porter,
BeowHwe; L J Wrinkle, Virginia
City; S spen:cr. South Fork; II 81
Clarke. q Mem Ross. Carson; J II
Moore. Ruby; + Honeyman, Cloveri
rhro Saunders. Dseth; G A BroISensr.
Bullion; I G Coale. Stafford.
L Han zen. W llSi Robt L Porter
South Fork; W A Lane. WIN Johnson.
Ben johnson, Kalamszoo, Mich;
+ Eyhrnim, S +.
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Hond Purchase.

Tho Treasury Department, under the
circular OF April 18th Inst, has purchased
800, io4 $50 worth Of bonds not yet duo,
At q premium OF Sls,22J. 1903 81. This
reduces tho surplus in tho Treasury TO
800. 900 900. Tho only available mcnps
OF disposiDg OF the surplus at present ia
by purchasing bonds, which will not DO
duo for sono years yot, at whatovor
price the bondholdcrs uro willing 10 sur.
render them
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Officers Elected.

Al a stated communication OF Winnie
mucca Lodge, No. 10. +. IA. NJ, held
Saturday evening last, the following Of
ncers woro elected for tho ensuing Ma.
ronic year: hlcS. Wise. W. NJ; o. g.
Pnlmor. s W; 8. y. Anderson J. W.;
NJ. II. Staunlop, Treasurer; J. l.. May,
Seerelsry Silver State.
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Advertised Letters,

Following 10 . list OF letters 70.
manning in the PosioiIios At Elko, Sat.
urdny, December ], 1883:
doll Miss Isabella Bcdoll LII
Davis Mrs ID r Foley w q
Keyon " s Owen Mrs W
Vanoyich ID
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please any advertised"
JAS. L. SMITH. =. N,
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Laid to Rest.

The funeral Of the infant daughter Of
Mrs. Leonard took place from tie
church at 2 O'Clock this afternoon and
was attended by n large number Of Those
who sympHthizs with tho afflicted
mother in her great bereavement. The
public schools were closed this after
noon as a token OF respect to tho near
friends Of tho deceased, TO whom The
ouly consolation we can offer in this
their sore nMiction is that the little one
has escaped the tolls. cares mud suffer-
ipgs incident to life. md has gono to
eternal rest in the realms OF the blest.
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s.l'hc Madonna Mt tho rub,r

OF whom Miss Phelps writes was n gem
uinr specimen Of health and strength.
Sh" doubtless Needed tho warnings Of
her predecessors. and Understood end
appreciated the matchlcss qualities OF
DR.. Pierce's Fnvorite Prescription,
which relieves and cures so many nil.
ments peculiar TO the sex. As a power
fnl, i~nviSorGtiug tonic, il ilnpnrts
strength to the whole system. and to the
womb and its nppendag"s, IN particular.
For oyorworked. "worn-out," run.
down." debiliuted teachers, %milliners.
dressmnkers, scamstresscs, "s~hop.girls,"
h~ousekecpers nursing mothers, md
feeble IN generally, "Favorite
Prescription" il the greatest earthly
boon, being unequalcd as an nppctiziug
cordial mud restorative tonic.
For Constipation. Sick, or Billions
Headache. Use DR.. Piercc's Pellets. or
Ambitions Grnnules: Purely Vege-
table. Ono n d1se.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
RALNAGUADI.

II. McAdaus. Of Dseth. is in town to-
day.
l.. Golds,eiu left this morning for
Mountain City.
Mrs. L. G Hardy. OF Toauo, came
down yesterday u stopped over to-
day.
Regular meeting EIko Lodge. No. IS.
F. & A. II. ot their Hall to night. Au-
nunl election Of officers.
Hall NcAilister. one Of the leading
lawyers OF San Francisco. died at San
Raine', last Saturday.
G. L Mayer aud j. j. Campbell came
in from Fort Halleck by private con-
We: ance yesterday aud stopped over to-
day.
When in Elko IL you desire hrst class
accommodations aud courteous and
gentlemanly treatment. stop at tho
Depot Hotel.
Elk Is not tho only town in the
State that was bilkcd by prof" Nor
ton. Such scnmps should be thorough
ly advertised all over tho Pacific Coast.
At the recent election Mrs. Gossett
was elected School Trustee in Bull Run
district. This is tho FIRST tirno u lady
has ever been elected to Office in EIko
county.
Prof. Dutson lectured to n respectable
audience last night Tonight he will
lecture on Love. Marriage, etc, aud
after the lecture q fine album will DO
voted to the most populsr. lady Of Elko.
Everybody invited.
From interviews Of some OF the prom
inent men OF Elro il will lie seen TINT
Senator Jones is the f~avorite for n posi-
ton in President IInrrisou's cabinet.
The majority OF those interviewed nre
in favor Of Mr. Jones for Secretary OF
the Treasury. The INDEPENDENT con-
ours.
The INDEPENDENT extends thanks to
Prof. DnttOn for a copy OF Heads aud
Faces. How TO Study Them; nu enter
tanning work of eco pages which should
be in the hands OF every ono who takes
nh Interest in Physiognomy. or the
science OF determining character from
the formation and contour Of the head
and face.
Whit is the matter with tho EIko IS-
DEPENDENT We have not received n
copy for n week. Send it along Bro.
GroIor. for w cannot we'll do without
1T White Pine News. The Daily Is.
DEPENDENT is mailed regularly to the
News, Ely, New, and tho fault must he
in the mails. Wait till Harrison is in :
augurGted md then -.
A. G.. Dawley received a dispatch
from Ham Mccain this afternoon nm
nouncimg the birth Of II daughter. SEQ
notice. Ham says he is doing rs we'll
as could be expected under tho circum-
tances. The INDEPENDENT joins in eI-
tending congratulations to the happy
parents. Shnkr. Ham, Isn't it jolly
to be n father? Bnt va trust you will
bear your honors with tecoming hu-
mility as becomes n patriarch.
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Iron Wednesday. D.ily.I-
sALMAoUNDI.

Johu NJ. Dorsey was in town las.
hight.
Idanha Mineral Water. from Soda
Springs, Idaho, Mt the Bed Rock.
Regular meeting Elko Encampn,ent
No. 0. 1. o. o. T.. at their Hail to-
night.
George II. Msigs. OF Wells, cana
down yesterday and stopped over until
To-day.
j. D.. Abel, Of Fort Iinlieck. cAmr ia
from his ranch last evening and re-
turued to-day.
A number Of witnesses in the great
mining suit arrived from Tuscsrora by
private conveyance this morning.
II seen,s to be pretty veil settled tina,
James g. Blaine will be Secretary Of
State in President Harrisou's cabinst.
We regret to learn that q. Ii. Hale is
quite sick with mumps, being coufiued
to his bed. lie is seriously uni pain
fully afflicted with the disease.
Hugh Martin, Of the northern re-
gions. Is in town laying in his stores
and supplies for the Winter. He will
DO hero some two or three days.
The stage brought down yesterday
Riuhf I'm a az EaratA lnll,a, x.I.-l a..
sig ,00o. which wns shipped to San
Francisco BY express this morning.
Hon. ]. w. Powell, OF Tuscarora, re-
turned from Ogden this morning to
which point no accompanied his wife
and child who have goHe enst oil n visit.
We are informed that Geo. S. Sawyer
was elected Senator from Lincoln coun-
~, ut the recent election, instead Of
John Shier. rs published in tina list OF
members OF the coming Legislature.
DIR. +. G. Jessup. Dentist, hns re-
moved his Office from the Bank building
to his residence on Court Street. oppo-
site X. Of z. Hall. Those who desire
work in his line will please take notice.
White Pine News:-within our recol-
lection money wnS not so scarce and
hard to get in this county AS at the pres-
ent. What little there was in circuln-
ton has been scooPel into the county
treasury. But most Of that will nnd its
way out again.
Quite a spirited rivalry occurred ut
freeman Hall last night in voting the
album to tho most popular yonng lady
in Elko. Three ballots were taken and
the result showing TINT Mas Essio Ros-
enstock had the highest namber Of votes
cast, she was awarded the prize.
The Tuscsrora schools have closed
for the wnnt OF funds. Let tho tax levy
for school purposes be raised, and i'll
addition to this let the people Of Tuscn.
rora vote II special tax for school pnr-
poses. We arc in favor ri a special tax
in this district for the purpose of in
creasing our school funds.
A total eclipse Of the sur will be one
OF the attractions OF January /. 1899.
The eclipse will begin Mt Elko about
1910 and end shortly nftcr 3 o'clock p.
N. The eclipse will be total for a po-
riod Of from n to two minutes at .
o'clock. Get ynmr smoked gInss ready
to enjoy the novel sight.
EIaminer:-It is now generally adj
mi,ted that the Republicans will Lave u
majority OF from five TO nine iu the next
House, Colonel Elliott F. Shepard. Of
the New York Mail and Express. may
nov tie up the dogs OF war, discharge
his substitute. select his next text OF
Scripture from the Sermon on the
Mount, and soak his hend.
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From Mond.y.sDai,y.l
aALAAoUNbl.

town to-day.
Lewis Goldsteiu. Of Mountain City.
IL in town to-day.
W. Price. and several others, came
down from Tuscarorn yesterday.
Commissiouor-elect II. P. Hamill
eame down from Wells thii morning.
conmissioner-elect Fred Wilson
came down from Tuscarora yesterday.
Col. ]. b. Moore. OF Ruby Valley,
came down from Hulleck this morn.
ing.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Birdie Dawley is somewhat better TO-
day.
Mrs. ]. L.. Wines is expected 70 ar.
rive from Eureka by this evenings
train.
Wanted-An editor for the IspEpExD.
y who can please all readers. Salary
no object.
H.. V. Mundell. formerly Assessor Of
Elko county. came down from Tecoma
this morning.
Mrs. woolwine LETT this morning for
her homo in San Diego. Cal, from
which she has been absent eight
months.
Alfred Chartz, who is here in attcn-
dance on the trial Of tho mining case.
gave the INDEPENDENT u friendly call
this morning.
The second session Of the Fiftieth
Congress opened ut noon to-day. We
shall Eoon have the Presidents message
to ponder over.
The Commissioners counted the cash
in the County Treasury to-day and
found $96.S93 40 in coin and currency,
principally coin.
John Ainley, who bns been at Mount.
Ain City for some weeks experimenting
his mining property there. has returned
to his home in this city.
Attention is called 10 n notice OF a
Lecture on PhrenologY nt Freeman Hall
Tonight. Those who attended last
night speak very highly OF Prof. Dut-
ton.
J. II. Craig. n resident OF Iowa City,
stands six feet Eve inches in height md
weighs S33 pounds. lie is only 81 years
o! age and is said to be the largest man
in tho world.
S. II. Henley arrived Saturday oven.
ing from California. accompanied by
AIRS. Major Miller and her children who
have been on quite M extended visit TO
friends aud relatives there.
X. NJ. Dorsey returned y.sterdny
from n visit to San Francisco. Uncle
Dick says LIE had a gooi time although
it is the rainy season there and has
been extremely damp for sono time.
The 1'uScAror IA Stage Line. Wilson &
McPhetres. Proprietors. with fine stock
and experienced drivers is making
prompt time and doing n good bust
moss 1t i. one Of the best stage lines
n the State.
G. A. BroSsoiner. an old veteran
prospcc,or and n member of the G. A..
H.. will he n candidate for S~crgennt-at-
Arms Of tho Assembly. Charley is q
COOL. square man. has never asked for
anything nj tho hands OF tho people
md We be'pesk for him the careful con-
sideratiou Of the members Of tho ircom-
inR Legislature.
A session OF the District Court WINS
opened this morning. Hon. Richard
Rising. OF Virginia City. presiding.
Tho TuscNrora mining snit was opened
md is still Oh trial. Michael Warmer,
n Swcdo who wns brought here from
Cnrlin. vas ~adjedgod insane and will be
taken to the Asylum at Reno tomorrow
by John Mckee. Juiler.
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Stolen

1 have lost forty head Of horses. some
branded thus. &c OIL left thigh (fg-
ures Q aud G conrected) this brand has
probably been changed 40 M to repre-
sent n doub'e.hsnIt. The other horses
are branded + on left shoulder. For
Information that will lead to tho arrest
and conviction OF my party or parties
for stealing any horses with the above
brands l will my 800 reward, and also
So onch for the recovery Of any Of snid
horses.
j.. L. HAwLEI.
HOWE p. o., AL1URAs Co., Idaho, Nov.
%. 1888.
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state Funds.

On the 30th Of November the board
OF Examiners conntoi the money.
vouchers mud bond, in tho State Treas
my. aud found $3.50. 1893 40 in coin,
$i7,232 CO in paid coin vouchers and
1914 900 in State School Fund soouti-
ties. .
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DISTRICT COERT.
HON. RIcHAnD RIsISa, Judge.
Decembcr 4, 1888.

December 4. 1888.
Found Treasure Mining Company rs.
North Commonwealth Mining Com
pnny: Trial still in progress. Evidence
for tho prosecution being MI in tho OK
animation OF witwssso, for Tho dsfens
was commenced at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
E,tate Of Porry Gos'ett, Deceased:
Petition Of Mrs. II J., aosett for let.
tors Of administration on said ostnto
granted upon her giving bonds in the
sun Of III 200. and summary admins
tration ordered.
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FOR SALE.
A Fino stallion.

I havo for sale q fine. large stallion, .
cross between English Draft and Nor.
man, md acknowledged TO DO tho huost
horsc in Polk county. This horse Ia n
beautiful dnpple gray, 8 years old. II
hands high and weighs 1860 pounds.
For full d~iscript'on and terms address.
GEonor II. GaovkR,
". Bolivar, Missouri.
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For SaIo Chenp.

A largo double cylinder forco pump .
oil in first GLASS order, will DO sold worry
ohsap. Lcing too large for my use.
Call OH or address
l.. 4. NonoAp.
1910. Elko. Eer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-03
A GERMAN TRADER.
Arrival of the j. C. Pfuger-Particular
of Ship and Voyage

arrival of the j. c. Pf1uger-ParticuIars
of Ship and Voyage.
1he German iron ship J. G.. Phuger.
Captain II. Kruse, arrived November
Zd, l34 days from Bremen with 300
tons general merchandise to Messrs TT
Hackfeld q Co, including 400 tons coal.
several cases sugar plantation machin-
cry, etc. Sailed from Bremen June 21st.
Had tine weather from Bremen 70 Rio
de la Plata. Crossed the Equator in the
Atlantic In longitude % deg. w. 80 DAYS
out. Had 5 days very bad weather off
the Rio de la Plata. Arrived off Cape
Horn on the 65th day. Saw several yes
sells there. Had three days rough
weather off the Horn. From so deg. S.
in the Atlantic to 50 deg. S. in the Pa
chic, was II days. Latitude 80 deg. S.
and longitude 50 deg. w. were reached
on the Seth day out Thence encoun-
tered stormy weather and high seas for
III days, which greatly retarded the pro-
gress OF the vessel, as the captain in
tended to make Honolulu in I19 DAYS.
look the 5. +. trades in latitude IA deg.
:. and longitude 81 deg. W., which car
ried them to latitude deg. n. Crossed
the Equator in the Pacific in longitude
l2O deg. w. 20 days ago. Made Homo
lulu at II O'Clock midnight November
LIST, and stood off and on till daybreak.
As the }. &. Phuger entered Honolulu
harbor on Friday morning she was
gaily decked with flags in honor OF
her first voyage to Honolulu. The Ha-
waiian ensign was floating from the
foremost, and altogether the vessel pre-
sented holiday aspect
The Phuger brings 81 German pas
sengers-13 men, u women and 26 chill
dren. There were two births during the
voyage. one in the North Sea, the child,
however, dying off the Rio de la Plata !;
and the other was born last Sunday
while nearing Honolulu
The ]. G. Pfuger is an iron vessel of
977 tons register, and was built at Sund-
erland, England, IA years ago, and was
formerly named the Waikato, owned by
| a New Zealand firm. Before leaving
London for Bremen to load cargo for
Honolulu, she was placed under the
German flag and re-christened the J. G..
Pfuger, after a former resident of Homo
lulu. On her stern are painted the Ger
man and Hawaiian flags. The highest
run per day was accomplished in the
5. +. trades in the Atlantic, 265 miles,
but the average run per diem covering
1000 miles is reckOned to be little
over 100 miles, which is not bad for such
long voyage.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Pain Killer as a Quietus for the Pains
of Existence.

Pain Killer as Quietus for the Pains
of Existence.
A Chinaman at Pauoa chose the pro-
verbally unlucky day, Friday, for an
attempt to relieve himself of the pains OF
life with the late philanthropic Perry
Davis Pain Killer. The native wife of
another Chinaman was seated at the
Chinese store door making straw hats,
when she heard strange sounds from an
inside room. She ran and brought her
husband, but they found the door of the
room locked. They sent for police,
Captain Alapai and Sergeant Nahoolewa
responding quickly. The officers on
breaking open the door found the China
man rolling on the floor in agony but
unable to speak. An empty pain killer
bottle revealed what the origin of the
mans pilikia was. With commendable
intelligence the officers administered an
antidote of diluted raw egg, which caused
the intended victim of self-destructiOn to
eject the fiery fluid. He was left in a
fair way to recovery.
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BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY



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STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference t. the trade in which
they to be emf Logged. Speed, tonnage and
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SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
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Boiler Iron Work connected herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
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for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and Water
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SHIP WORK Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
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Supreme COurt-At Chambers.

FRIDAY, Nov. 2.
Law Division. Before Mr.. Justice
Dole. In the matter of James Brown.
Petition for writ of habeas corpus. v.
V. Ashford for petitioner; q. W. Ash
ford, Attorney General, for the Marshal,
respondent. Heard; petitioner ordered
remanded until tomorrow at 10 a. M,
and decision reserved. Petitioner was
steward on the German bark II. Printz-
enberg. He deserted her here and was
arrested for violating the Chinese restrlc-
tion law. but discharged on the proof not
being made that he was Chinaman:
He was Immediately afterward arrested
on a consular warrant for desertion, and
although this was countermanded later
the man has been in Jail until now. The
vessel has long since sailed hence, and
it is not usual to restrain deserIers aiIer
their vessels have left port. Brown is
claimed to be an East Indian and not a
ChiDaman