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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

NEW York, July 97.-Controller My
ers yesterday paid J.PH Sullivan $40, 1923
in the settlement of an old account with
the city, in which Sullivan claimed
$ld0,659 interest was illegally charged
on money advanced 10 carry ON the Sew
entb avenue paving contract, The mat
ter has been pending since 1874. Tho
contract wOs given by the old Tweed
ring and has received unlimited discuss
sion in the press, legislature and courts.
This settlement winds up the last Of the
famous contracts given out hv Tweed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

NEW York, July During o fox on
Friday morning d collision occurred In
East river between the tug Burgess aud
the rcrybuat Brooklyn, A wild panic
arose among the lnttcrs passengers, men
rushing for life prcsorycr, regardless Of
the women who screamed and tainted In
many cases, The how OF the fcrrybont
struck the tug omidshps, and the lottor
sOnl, almost Immediately, Her crew all
succeeded In getting aboard the ferry.
bont and after % time the panic was
Qucllod, Os II was found the lpTyhoat
he'd sustained damage, The ht,crpro.
cecdcd 10 q dock and loudcd an her
passengers IN alvty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

CoNCopp, A. lln July 2L-Christo.
phor Carter, aged 60 ycurs completed u
three years sentence In the state prison
for horse stealing yesterday aud upon
being released was Immediately roe
arrested 10y q Worcester Mass, officer
on u requisition for larceny Of team
six years ago. CartDr is said 10 bo one
Of the most notorious horse thieves IN
New England, one Of his exploits hay.
ing been the theft transfer and sale Of
all but three Of q cur load Of horses in
Vermont few years ago, lie has been
IN confinement for horse stealing almost
constantly during the last fifteen years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
rAE REsuLToF a mn.
A Discarded Lover Shoots ills Intended
wife, Her Husband aud Himself

CIuCo, Cab, July aL-Eya Adkins,
aged "a, was 10 have been married lat
Monday 10 Raymond Bcrcc, on Of %
Snn FuncEco journalist aud Neil
llubbs, an intimate friend Of lIiorcoa,
was % have been best man, on Sunday
Mis1 Adkins clopcd with llubh and they
were married In an adjoining town,
They returned here, and yesterday won't
10 cali on tho brides mother licrco
learned Of the intended visit and won't
10 the house first When thc couple en-,
tered Bcrcc shot and wounded liuhbs,
who returned The fire, Several shots
were fred hy each man, and lluhhB
finally fled from the room, B.uwu JhCu
shot Mrs, lluhhs, wounding her severely
hut not fatally llubhg thcVupuu ru,cn,
torod the room, oycrpuwcrol Brruc and
beat him with the butt Of q revolver
Bicroc dragged himself 90 another room
and shot himself dead lluhhs win prob.
ably die Of his womda
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
eoLLY LEWIS.

ue wnA "sauare Onmbler''-A Check.
cred Career-iio Died - Phiianthroplst,
Ohio has turned out many queor characters,
but never ono more unique than Bolly LOWS,
whose death was chronIcIod not long ago,
Ho began lIfe asa tutor, then studied law
and became lawyer then became hotel
clerk, next became gambler aud finally
went Into tho hotol business again.
"llo wan the squnrost man that ever turned
n card p aald one uf hs old associates, The
tears ran down hlg chcokg ~ ho talked Of tho
dead man. That seems 10 bo tho general
opinion. liolly LOWS died without an enemy
In tho world llo was n young mnn whom no
first won't into tho hotol business. II was In
Dayton, o, Shortly after his arrival thoro
ho was Informed that thorc was u man In
town who was terror, and that ho would
probably hear from him, llo did Not long
aftcrward tho follow wont into Lewis office,
Nothing would quiet him, lio was very cross
and nothing would satisfy him. Bolly tried
10 argue with him, but his mild manners,
eloquent tongue aud persuasive ways had no
effect
"All right" ail Bolly ~ you must boon'
Observation-Disclosures what I'm hero for, close the
door,
II was not long before the nght was over,
and Bolly was victorious uo called n car
riagc, took the yaugu.ghedt 10 a physician and
paid all the bills himself Shortly afterword,
whom tho whipped man trIol 20 excuse him
self, llolly interrupted him wIthi
"DOn't nay word, Il am hero 10 entertain
guogtLN
Ilo first became a gambler IN Cincinnati,
connecting himself with q faro gamo 0s a
partner Of John Whaloy Fortune favored
him, aud the gamo was very successful llo
began not long afterwards Tor himself and
his place was celebrated from ono end Of tho
country 10 tho othor for tho courtesy with
which guests woro treated, This was dur.
ing the nrst days Of the war, and big sums
were frequently won and lost
A Union paymustor ono morning handed
$4,000 over to Bolly, after night Of card
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Tho mil nnra ON.

OLYMPIA, w. H., July a. With the
exception Of listening to the report of
the committee on corporations other
than municipal the timo Of the constitu-
tional convention wns wholly taken up
in debating the article of executive de-
pnrtment. An effort was mado to
abolish the veto power of the governor,
but it failed and finally the entire article
was adopted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

NEW ORLEANS, July 97.-Charles
Sellers was hanged at Rayvillo for the
murder of Bunynn Adams, Tho execu-
ton was not public
Tom Bowling, colored, aged 10, was
hanged at Baton Rouge for the murder
Of white youth named Philip Walsh.
Louis Tranchon, colored, who was 10
have been hanged in his parish, was re-
spited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01


cty tcnomouta thclo lodging houtcs furnish
warmth and shelter There oro many Of
them and they nrc an undor police suporyi.
ulon. Fourpcuco Ioight contg night Is tho
usual charge for bod Tho smallest Of tho
houses hnyo from 90 to 10 bods and tho largest
from 200 to ESQ Tho linen ls, according 10
police regulation, changed once n week. Sono
OF them bear on their dInsy signs tho words
"For Men Only others are for women, whilo
attn others provide for both Goxos and "mar'
riodn couples. In order 20 obtain occommo.
dations IN one OF these placos the prIco OF q
bed must bo paid no CIV door AZ 10 IN tho
morning tho bods must bo omptled In somo
OF tho lodging houses thoro oro great kitchens
on tho lower floor, with bright fires burning
In an open range or two, whore tho lodgors
nro allowed, without extra charge, 10 cook
such poor provisions rs thoy nre able 10 buy,
or st around on the lonV benches warmed by
tho fire aud smoking tucir pipes
TINE WOMEN or wnIrEcnAPEL
Tho women OF tho Whitcchopol streets
havo reached tho nothormost depths Con
Grafton after generation they come and go,
knowing no lifo but that Of the gutter, no
language but that OF tho lowest ginshops, no
association but with brutos In human shape,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

TOPEKA, Kan, July 27.--fire this
morning in the six-story building Of tho
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc railroad
completely gutted the upper floor, which
was filed with vnluables, papers and
records The loss on the building Is
estimated at $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

WAsuINGroN, July 9L-Thc following
telegram has been received from Dr.
Compc, who WA sent ~ Mexico by the
Marine hospital service 10 investigate
the reported yellow fever there;
TAMWCo, MoXic0, July 90,
Arrived last night Consul says there
is no yellow fever, VIII investigate
and wire you az soon aH possible,
A telegram waa also received from DR.,
Daniel, Of jacksonville, stating that ho
had received u telegram from Dr. Porter,
who wuB sent 10 Fcnnndnu 10 inycsti-
gate the rumor Of Donguo foycr saying
that the rumur ~ false.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

The reason why woman 10 afraid Of q
mouse 10 d profound mystery Indeed, II has
never been very clearly proven that hhe ID,
iiut some women are constantly ~ such
nervous Irritable condition that the hliHhieat
thing annOya and hiArtlea them, The cause Or
thh unfortunate state Of analTh u lhunlly
some functional arrangement some distress
inc or painful iregilArty, some darango-
ment on peculiar weakness incident ~ her
heN on II may be duo "a Inflammation, ul-
cefhti0n or displacement, Of some Of tho
pelvic Ylseera, Or "a other organic l6hlOnH
peculiar ~ nor seK, From whichever cause
" may arise, lr flerO6lh laY6rita freE0npT
ton n p01iirs remedy, 90 eerialn Ia W
curative resulth that iia manufacturers soll
" through druggIflh undar guarantee or
~ giving fHllhiapllOn IN every Oabe, or
money paid f1r u win be- promptly ~
funded, 40 soothing ana strengthening
hHrylne, "fay0Hie Prescription ID unes
quuled and 10 invaluable in alayiug ana sub
DUNG nervous eFpltAhlltR ifriiAhllliy, eEs
hAuitinn, prOstWlinn, hyhterla, hpasmh hnd
other distressing nervous symptoms eom-
monty attendant upon functional ana organic
disease " the womb, u Induces rcifrhhnR
sleep ana relieves mental anxiety and de-
tpundenoy,
Copyright li0, by WoRlua pr. Mao, Assn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
THE WAY THE MURDRRs ARE SUPPOSED
no ifAyR phEN doNiAffppED.

THE WAY THE MVHDhliR ARE bUPPOBED
no HAVE pREN doNiAtfTyED.
many, 70 DO suro, have dritted hero from
brighter, better lives; but tho surroundings
aro dobasing In tho extremoi there is no re.
slstlng them. Dozens, scores, Of those mis-
erable creatures nro absolutely homeless No
body cares for thom, few know them by
sight, and fewer stlll know them by name
They arc tho most abject Of all creatures on
earth.
oAsEs IN oUTcAsr LONDON
One Of tho features OF Whltechapel Is tho
Socialists club. 10 Is located In Cleavor's
yard, not far from whore ono Of tho murders
was committed.
There Is n brighter sldo to Whitechapel
life, however, Of which but llttlo has been
written. Tho rector Of st. Mary's Rev. A.
j. Robinson, has dono wonderful work among
the east end poor. He by no means confines
his efforts to preaching. Ho works and lives
among the people, has clubs and Glasses for
tham, and brlghtons their lives in hundred
ways; and, curious TO relate ho has large
personal following among the Jews Outside
his church Is un open air pulpit, tho only ono
In England whero services are regularly
held, and In tho summer evenings no less
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

playing, Crooked
ness was not tolor-
atcd fora moment
Ho ran several
other games In Gin.
cinnotl, aud finally
fitted up a most
magnificent thrco
story house Oyc"
tho main faro table
was painted a hugo
tiger which glnrcd
wv WY w WV 'fNA ~
players In front Of
him.
Lowls wnsa very
charitable man,
Numbers Of fuinl.
lies woro almost
supported by his
munincencc. Far
and wido he was
iaaanf,. NJ a N.t.,ts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
snlicd Her Tnsto Exactly.

"Pygmalion," murmured Golotea as she
looked far across the urging, horizon trimmed
sea, ~ love TO drink In every word you
utter.n
"And why, Galatcap asked Pygmalion,
anxious as nowly born hopo sprung sud-
denly into life within him.
"Becauso, Pygmollon, because | am SO fond
Of soft drinks"
And tho waves rolled In as before Albany
Express
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Rhli,nr Amhirnous.

Patient-rm not afraid to die, doctor, bu'
| do dread being buried alive.
Doctor cheorfully) Let tnat worry
you, III sec that you amt. Times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Stark County School Examiners Notice.,

CARTON Examinations will bo held ON tho fr
Saturday OF each month Examinations WIN mere
nfter bo held IN tho South Plum street school IN
place Of high School
9th, 1880
AT MAsstLLoH-. october 9Tth, 1893.
AT CANAL FuLToN-Nfarch Oth, 1880
AT NAvARnp--Aprl i8th 1850.
AT rMARLBono--May tith, 1880
l. M. rAGaART Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

$50 gH The regular session 0f eA0h General A.,
aenlblI shal pnmilenpa on lhe iint Monday u Japr
uaIY neIl alter II 10 eh0atn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
ARTICLE XVI

Hro. o Al tho general election 70 he held IN ~,
year one thousand einht hundred and ninetystw0
and each twentieth year thereafter tho question
''hhHil there bo \ convention ~ fuylHn, alter, ~
hmOnd tho CuuttltutOn,H shall be- submitted 10 thr
eioolou OF tho glAte, and, Ia oaro majority Of OIL
no electors voting NJ such election doeldo IN favor
df 4 convention, Wo OonofAl Assembly NJ ~ uuAl
sOAtl0n, snail provide BY law for he election 1f
delegates, aud tho assembling " such convention
~ N provided IN tho preceding Huctlonl but no
amendment Of thla ConhuUun, agreed npun Wy any
nnnyunilun assembled IN pursuance pi.lhlA hfurleI
hilil take effect uni the same shall have III on nuh
nlttrd ~ The electors NJ tho Hlr, ahd adopted Ny
AalOfliy VI thUao VOTING thereon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

aro. q County 0nioer shall no elected In tho
even y6AfA on the ifnt TUESDAY nflaf The tfHt Mun
dAy N N0vomhef ny the elrclfa ot Zach county IN
auoh manner, aud Tor such term NJ even NNhfh Nt
In Il county once " shall he nud by appointment
for tho remainder uf the term
NHu q, Township Uilctr aud elective munlcli
mi 0nonfh shnil be uluDtrd M the odd yoAfh ON thr
hfHt tuesday after tho iut Monday IN November,
hy tho electors VI ehch townhhlp or municipality, M
huch manner, ana Tor such igrin Of even Year., af
may be provided by low, When vacancy 0touu
IN township or municipal 0ncp u shall be- nlud by
appointment for th6 remainder VI uu ttrm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

hHQr0H l. 10 II resolved lY no General Assem-
NY ~ ilp hlae vi 0Nln 1hAl propositions llail n
lnhmllifl NJ iH ilefinls NJ inla state Ni mo lla
10 ameid section III 0f Abide II, khCipn NJ Oi ~
iieii ~, tepllpns n O q O. 40 lA li aud IA and Z
gffRiu Section n 0f AHlele W Ahellpn " Anl'll
WI htCllpus y aud a VI Afllqh ~ Anl Section y n
AIlillH XVI NJ thb Constitution ~ the tiAlo VI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

Rpo ~. NJ lona m tho state shall have pblit
works which rugulfu tnneflut0ndenCp, tutt ahill
hrfa and whose torn " once Hlhll hu fnr lnrh
number VI even years ~ may DO provided ~ iAw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21
H<,AnD or rRADK



1n<reased rrnnspertnxten Faeflfties
IpsAIred-Reursh Of , nly.
The regular Monssy nornInx mzeting Of
fbe Board Of Trade wus held yesterday and
wss fairly web attended. President George
.. Adair occnpted tbs chair.
The special eommfkfee on transportation
reported verha1iy shrnxh Captntn J. A.
Hn<6e3d- This e1umi<tce wns apYointed
some dme since to eude4sor % secure bet
fxx Gf<ambO4t fxauapozfafiou facilities b.
tween seatfie sad certain Honnd points
with view % INCREASING the tEnde of fs<x
city. rs xaa sisted thai rnkax 81 these
toNn1, ~ reasons Of thoix location. were
naturally tributary 10 seattle. aud the en-
<reieo 81 : little es5ort would aeeuYe their
fznde. Nnny " these places preferred 70
Trade In Seattle. and would do 20 provided
sdeqnete transportation facilities refeex-
Cspisis Hssfeid eonsended shas TIE lack
Of tkese facilities W. Z detffme4t 70 the
business interests Of the city. and fhax an
immediate ffInedy should b. found.
a xeneFal dehefe followed. ~ which
yari0us remedies we're su4rested.
ast and Mayor Robert Moran, pezs ~
pointed 3 eommittoe 10 confer with tie
oregon HAflWsy 4 xavIenftou Compauy
and the Washington Steamboat & TEAMS
poxtatfou Compa1,y, In order - zee u the
tssosp.rsataon facilities could not balm
Preuideut Adair stated inst zines ths last
meeting he had conferred With de ofac1nls
Of tho Oregon Railway & NavfeAzfon C0m-
pAny conceeuing the alleEed d5acFimina-
lion Of that company with the nfe4mef
Idaho, IN fnyor 81 Portland and against
Seattle. Il had ben explained % Mr..
Acatr that the Idsho seoPpsd q g mnny
places between seattle and Portland - aha
did between Portland and Seattle. The
settled policy Of the Oregon Railway a
Navigation Company. Il II said. wa6 20 do
al IN it, power 70 bald MP and Bus-
tain The commercial reputation Of this
city. A. IN evidence Of good faith the
n<eut showed that since the establishment
ofthe O. n 4 E.Company's commis1aTy In
this cify <lo0,6o0 had been spent here for
supplies, and only 34S5 elsewhere. Tafs
explanation eattstled the members 0f the
B6nrd Of Trade that no attempt had been
made BY The o. II Il N. Company 20 dis
crIminafe against this city.
Chairman Adair said that the Fourth Of
July was duWfna near, and he suggested
thai sieps Be taken 70 properly celebrate
the day.
The matter wns debatsd Il length ana It
was suggested thal other bodies Be
called u5s0n 70 cooperate with the B0ard
Of Trade. Is Wss decided 70 cali : Joint
meeting Of the Board OF Trade, Chamber
OF Commerce and city council On Friday
Adjosrned nntil next Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21
I.asanin rark Race.

CfscSSSAsi. Mas - The LstonlA meet.
ina began today With bad weather bat q
large attendance ard good racEax
IhfNe- faafth& HaEAs-- B&tfina wxsn. Long
Boz sesond. LsedeFkranfx third: sifae.
zss6A
Three ssss-tAs raile - fAHesfser won.
bransielsfie seeona, ysin2hio third. time.
1IS
Terse sssrsssss< an9 upwarsSse ssGse- Pat
noEoxss won. ts4rsfaer ssxsus4. stuart
siakrs; time. sssa
cEwas.ss sa2ax-~s- apass wor. Esannssr second.
ObtiAxk sASrsf. tssae. Ii
f4ssssE1A pe~ky. sns SxuaF-nssss. rnsta and
shsif--Hlss3o tssafs mon. c1zae u Tag
sFeoa5 King Regent Ehsrsf lrae 2s4iss
Twessar oizs. four and osze kslf IA.
lanFs-- lsslsyhoe ven, joe wkissz ssnona.
Portland falr9. sszse. Sss4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

Meeting u the Grand Lodge a.
Olynpia To-day.
The grand lodge * Knight Of Pythias
for this iurisdiction. meets q olymras to-
day. Following are the of5cers Of The
grand lodge:
&c. Young. Of Seattle. r. q c.; Oliver
Hall. Of Colfax, @. C.: John Forbes. Of Ia
coma. q. v. q: II. s. Young. Of waila
walIa. q. r.. p. ]. Coleman, walls Walla,
q. n. OF -. WIN d. jenkins, Of whatcom,
@. X. Of h. aud s Isanc C. Hetfabaugh. OF
Lewiston, Idaho, @. n. Of A.: John r..
BeefdsIey, oi Tacoma, @. I. O.; X. ".
smith, Of spokane Falls. @. @. @.
Grand Chancellor Oliver Hal. Of Colfax,
viii D. Jenkins. Of Whafcom, grand sccrcs
ta7y, and . number OF the Representatives
Of the thirty seven lodges In this juris-
dietion passed through this city yesterday
en- route for Olympia Some forty mem
hers Of the uniform rank X. Of r.. Of thfa
city, under command of J. G. Hainee, sir
knight captain, LETT this city yesterday
aotcrnoon e o'clock4 far the purpose %
attending the opening Of the grand lodge.
They wee accompanied b. the First Rexi-
r1ent band. parade was to hare been
held 1t oly mpia last evening. In which the
grand ledge and various lodges from
sound elites took part A similar parade
will be held today. Those who went from
Seattle viii return tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

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s4sFs ~ tities
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

me Aski u % 90 % Sanaimo and load
coal
The Angeles q sim Il Allmond 4 Phsl.s'
Tns xezico brought il IS tons 81 mer-
s. the he. Steam launch Glars aa. asea
The Fsnny Lake brought In eighty tons
wort % NJ, d. =; kI.tinsss'. new cutter
II going right ahead.
The Glide hroisxht In ffty-fve tons OF hay
yesterday from Sfanwood-
TIE reriey brought In l.oo0 sacks at oass
from the sSaglt river yesterday.
The City OF Quincy broashf tn thff7y-two
toms OF rock from Chnckanut yesterday.
Tie W. X. Morwin IL 70 be taken 10 Port
Luilow. where her Bottom II TO be re-
1iAnked. she Will go on the wars when the
Sskima, the PUGET sound Mil Compeuyss
best, comes or which win Dc about s&sur-
day.
PoKf MADISON, May 2n-The bark North.
uexf arrived from san Francisco on satus-
dsy night. twelve days out Whea she
Was landing one of the lines parted and
The ship ran inc The Oakland and the
steamer Augusta. which were lying 81 the
wharf. The former vessel received slight
Iulnfiss In the bulwarks, and the iaIEer
hAd her mast carried away and other
slight injuries dome her. The Northwesf's
cargo consists 81 leo sacks Of barley and
<is bales of hay
The two masfed schooner Carrie HAYDEN
arrived from Dress Isle with 20 sacks OF
poszfoes and twenty Eve sacks OF wheat.
She will lead lumber for San Juan. The
three ma<ted scn,cner Excelsior. seven
days from SAn Francisco, arrived Saturday
night. with no carxo. she win lead fun
Der for allsjo. Sacramento Aver, CAL
f0Kr BLkKkLey. May --Sailed-sh
sumasiide.
Pear MAmsox. Nay ig.--Arrfssd~-Bk
Northwest. schr Excelsior,
rosr irDtov, May is--Afrived--Bk
Csfend&ies
fosr Discosgsv. Nay is.--sAiled-sehr
Vista.
fekv T9wrsESss. Msy - Arrived sh
lscsxe Thompson. hk seminole. rallied
81 Tyhnsnsa-
sAs FsAScasea. May fe.--Arrivea--w Well.
fHstou, Departure bay str l.akme. Seattle:
"a Louisiana. Seattle. Sailed-Bkfn Moth
Bend. Gfay's herhof. sh Spartan. seattle
hk HsyfT. Port Townsend
SAk fnANcsssa. May 0--AFrfseZt-sSh
Prussia. Fort Riskeiey: BIZ Amrcnla. Knapp
ton. Eiesrsa-stF 9usen 81 the Pacific.
Victoria.
sailed sssssses Francis Cutting. Cook
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