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RAIDING CoSvENrs.
Proceedings Against those.CaihOIic
Institutions nj Naples.

ahassehH ~ -"ePhN
NAPLES, Oct. 22.-The judiciary
authorities have instituted proceed
ings against the superior Of the
monastery popularity known as the
"Convent Of the Buried Alive, -
where the dreadful discoveries OF
starving and demented nuns were
recently made. Proceedings are
begun under article lbs Of the penal
code.
Another dOmiciliary visit has
been made by the police to a second
conventual refuge similar in charac-
ter, at TincurabOli, where no OppO-
sitiOn was made 10 their entrance.
From information obtained at this
establishment il was found that in
situations for "SePOltO Nive," OF
"Buried Alive" under the rule OF
st. Ursula. are not uncommon. In
Vatican circles il is asserted that ut
the next consistOry the Pope will
enter n protest against the violation
Of monasterIes here. In the mean
time the priests Of this city are send
ing in their adhesion to the remOn-
STRANGE made byCardinal san Felice,
archbishop Of Naples, against the
recent yisitations.
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s,snsd i M. siieocf and Is others. dast'
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IAnEs. KING OF nuFFALo.
Was Crowned by "A Hotel Clerk and
had 60 fee.

CARLSBAD, Oct. 22.-The blum
ders OF an ignorant official has
given the visit here Of an Amer
lean, James w. King, Of Buffalo,
New York, a degree Of publicity
which brought his sojourn TO a bur
ried conclusion. The official trans
formed the commonplace signature
Of n citizen OF the great republic
into 'James l., King OF Buffalo, /"
anu in this shape is was actually
printed in the papers. The effect on
the more ignorant Of the Carls-
badians was simply astounding. The
modest pseudo monarch was at once
set upon at his hotel by such trades-
men, beggars, tuft hunters, pro-
mOters OF stock companies and
schemes for greater or less civiliLa-
ton OF the dark continent, these be-
ing the latest German fad, that the
unfortunate American was conf
PEELED 10 fly before the storm and
leave by the first available train.
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Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound,
Kan, says: ~ feel it my duty to
tell what wonders DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My
Lungs were badly diseased. and my
parishouers thought could live
only a few weeks. took five bot
ties Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 26
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
CATER n thorough trial and con-
vincing evidence, l am confident
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, beats 'em ali, and cures
when everything else fails. Inc
greatest kindness 1 Tan do my many
thousand friends is 10 urge them TO
try it." Free trial bottles at A. C.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. Regu-
lar size soc. and Sl.00. 3
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fers, stand about as good n chance Of
being killed, whether engaged with
the mayor Of Long Island or the
pride Of Boston.
IL was with such a man that the
unfortunate correspondent Of the AS.
ISOLATED Press, George r. Crowley,
encountered on n Sunday night in a
Long Island City saloon when the
place should have been closed.
Crowley was severely beaten and
Gleason now pays the penalty.
Mayor GleasOn's Incarceration
will not interfere with the affairs Of
the city. The city charter provide:
that in case the mayor is absent
FROM the city for more than ten
days or is ineapacitated for duty
that length Of time, the president Of
the board Of aldermen should be
come the acting mayor for the city
Mr.. Crowley has n civil suit against
Gleason for damages on account o.
the assault.
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THE AUGMENTATION CASE
The Guilty Parties Thought 90 be
Under Arrest.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2o.-Acting
Chief Of Police. JOurnee anu Chief OF
Detectives Malone say today that
the work OF the police in the Hen
messy assassination case Is about
finished: that the guilty parties are
undoubtedly under arrest and the
evidence 10 substantiate this Is
already in possession Of the officers.
There may be few more unim-
portant cOrrobOrative facts TO Ice
clicked up, but the police are satisfied
with the evidence they have. Next
Tuesday, the 18th, is the day fixed
on which the detectives will he
ready to 90 into the examining
trial Of the fifteen men now under
arrest. Four are charged directly
with the munder, while the Others
are charged with being accessories,
both before and after the act.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct %. = a
colored boy furnished today an i'm
portant link in the evidence against
Casaaro Marchesi. An Italian boy,
arrested, together with his father,
and later released, told the cOlored
how today that he was let go because
he turned States evidence on his
father. The boy asserts that he was
Instructed by his father 10 watch
for Hennessy's appearance on Elrod
street and whistle, and then run 70
PIodras market. This he did and
was soon Joined by his father and
another italian at the market
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
"a warned. under the penalty provided
/ ~ ordnance, not 20 remove the body CT
any dead animal, or ohal. or 9Th % any
/ description. without first notifying the
/ Citv Scayenger, who will Issue directions
| tor IT'S disposal.
WILLIAM SHOWELI.
City Scavcnger. Room 6. CITY Han.
| 4 ri I7th iss4n az
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HIS HONOR IN JAIL
The Mayor of Long tsinnd city an
the Custody OF the Sheriff.


the Custody Of the sheriff.
New York, Oct. 22.-Mayos Pat
ricl, j. Gleason, OF Long Island
civ. was today sentenced 70 five
days in iaiL, and to pay n fine Of
S25O. He is now in the custody OF
the sheriff under guard. This dis
grace which has come upon the
chief executive Of a New York mu-
nicipaIity was caused by his unpro-
yoked assault upon George X. Crow
lev. a newspaper reporter, OF which
he had previously been convicted.
a mayor sentenced TO jail for five
DAYS, 4 thing unheard Of even in
Long Island City, whose ex-nayor
had served n term OF imprisonment
for felony. Indeei, since the mayor
~ an Indiana town was shot deal
while committing a burglary such
degradation of municipal dignity
has not been reported.
Patrick !. Gleason is built in the
coarsest mould upon n body frame
work that would be Invaluable 10 4
prize-fighter. He stands at least
Six feet high, must measure nearly
cav inches around his chest, MSS
arms like n blacksmith's. n long
zach and a thorough development,
a nd cannot turn the scale at much
les than 240 pounds. So far as the
average human being Is concerned,
he would in a Tough-and-tumnie en-
counter, such as Mr.. Gleason pre-
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THE oLADsToNIANs GAIN
VICTORY.
The Alleged Assassins OF lHennessy
Arrested and Evidence
Secured.
a MAYOR IN JAIL CHARGED
WITH ASSAULT.
The Italian Authorities Opening
Certain Catholic Es-
Establishments.
By Telegraph to the SEws.l
HEARr-RESDISG SCENE.
Poor People I'm Ireland weepin;
for Want OF Food.

for Want OF Food.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Telegrams just
received from Skibbereen, County
Cork, state that heart-rending
scene was witnessed at a meeting OF
the Board OF Guardians for the Poor
Law OF Schulz. Believing that the
guardians hal power, rs they ought
10 have. for relieving distress caused
by the failure OF the potato crop, a
crowd OF forlorn and ragged gar
deners and iaborers, some Of them
bringing their wives and children,
ilocked into the little town from
Aiizenhead, CroOkhaven, and other
remote seaboard districts. Not 4
few were half naked aud all had a
starved appearance. The sympathiz.
ing townfolk formed the poor Great.
ures into sort Of procession, which
marched to the board rooms.
Some OF the visitors carried on
sticks black cloth banners, upon
which were written in rude char
acters "Work, not charity we
want.' Thousands for coercion,
not a penny for employment" and
other similar devices. They be-
sieged the board room, and, TO the
accompaniment Of sObs and walls,
told pitiful tales OF their sufierings.
They declared that most of their
people were already half starving,
a the only things they could get "a
eat were diseased potatoes. They
were anxious TO get work ami
would prefer that TO any other form
Of relief.
Some Of the guardians were deep
ly affected, but they were compelled
TO tell their wretchej petitioners
that the law did not permit the
board to grant relief ia the form de-
manded, although If any Of them
claimed shelter and food, room In
the wOrkhouse might be found foG
them.
the people wept bitterly upon re-
ceiving this reply and retired dis
consulate. There is grave reason 10
believe that serious distress aireSiy
prevails in the remOter diSlsicts, not
only Of Cork, hut other counties,
but the authorities are still engaged
upon their preliminary inquiries
and the much vaunted relief works
It'll ~, tItt. rauf.r STAGE
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court OF the County OF
san L.Ase, Territory Of Utah
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Andrew
y. Macfarlane. deceased.
Order = show cause Why Order OF sale Of
Real Estate should rot be made

ELZABETH }. NACTARLANE. THE
n Execufrix Of the last wall OF Andrew
\. Nacfarlane, deceased, having hiel neI
reiifIon herein, duly verihed. praying fes
A orderof sale Of All or portion OF me
real estate OF said cecccent. Tor me puE
noses therein set forth, u u therefore %,
dered BY the Judge OF sand Court, that ~
uersons interested IN the estate OF sald &c .
ceased appear before the s.id iroo.Ie ~.
on Monday, the 2sfh day OF November, 49,
AZ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of ssld CAV,
AZ the court room OF ssid f ,,.
court. AZ the County Court House.
=, ~. CITY and Counry Of salt Lake. Utah
Territory, 10 SHOW cause why an 1rdeE
should not be granted 20 the said eN exc =.
trix = sen % much Of the re.l esta-e % 91
re Aid deceased az private sale 1s sn4li
,,e necessars and that copy Of tn;s orus -
published az least four sueces-ise 49,
= thr DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, neNs
paper printed and Published IN said eisS aAo
county. -.
i'~'0- y. ". BARTCH.
A. Pr0bate Jrf-r
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Merchants Collection Company,
incorporated
NTAKEs : SPECIALLY OF COLLECT
vi in< Bills, Notes, Accounts Of long
81 .nding due BY resident debtors, or those
IN al ming States.
Charges moderately per centage on
actual collection
AARON ;. POST. Manager.
Room G., WGsaich Bulldins y. ~. Row g1l
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Get a wire door Mat at z. c. NJ. ]
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. r,,n,r nn,thcw banquet.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Gas part
Of the Father Matthew eeieoTation
a banauet was given tonight in
honor or Cardinal Gibaens and
archbishop Ryan. When the Car
d;nsI was leaving he addressed the
Father Matthew Club, saying TO
tbsm. ssYou are the jewels Of re-
iigion. the gems Of the church, the
%esnel and practice" He then
ave his benediction to those pres
emit ami the temperance movement
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Fortunate Father and Son.

81 am n certain a. | now live, "
says G.. l.. Bartholomew, Of Kali
kaska. Mich, that DR.. David Ken
nedy's FavOrite Remedy, Ot ROnd-
out, y. y, saved my life when |
WIS a victim Of that terrible renal
Bright's Disease. My son
had j fever sore on his leg. He,
too, used Favorite Remedy, and Is
now well. But for this medicine
am sure both father and son would
have been six feet under the sod"
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.n.nded for Heresy.

curIRorRSE, Ont, Oct = ne
~ investigate the charges Sc Oh T Te
y, preferred against Rs 'n,: ysS, met to.
son, The accused pleaded l:nll,y ,,, 2,
day; taught the obiectionani,e
h ,'.,rIgss Of conditional immofAi'
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sPECrAi NOTICE
shnrr. or stncI, oi,cn Annrt

On Wednesday next, October
22nd, will occur the Grand Opening
OF the Salt Lake Equitable Coop,
at IS West, First South Street, when
an enormous stock Of General Mer.
chandisc will Ice exposed for sale at
remarkably low prices. Each Gus
toner who buys $50 worth OF goods
before January Ist. will then be
given Share Of the Stock OF the
Institution, free Of charge.
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r,In,s rnut nre Belter ihan Gold

Ifyou have bad breath, sluggish
bOwels, pain in the small Of your
back, Nervousness or giddiness,
your vital organs are sadly out Of
condition. A mere ''dose Of physic''
will not help you. Your only wise
course is to take DIR. David kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy, Of Rondout,
y. Y, and cleanse your system Of
the impurities. II regulates the
Liver and kiuneys.
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nesarxinr Of CouIldenee.-

Deserving Of Conlidenee.-Ihere
Is no article which 50 richly deserves
the entire confidence OF the com
munity as BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHEs. Those suffering from
Asthmatic and Bronchial Diseases,
Coughs, and Colds should try them
Price 25 cents.
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PAssENGER TRAINS LEAVE &

IASsENUth ItIAIlNo liz = q A1s1s1 7
Prom the North.
Atlantic Fast Mail..................S.s an.
ogden. rarE C1ty. and Cache
rynT.ss --............ I0-5l am.
Atlantic and Pacific Expre-..-. I2-3O pm.
Portland and Butte Fast Mail and
Cerhe VALLEY LocaI...-...... I'D pm
From the souf;,.
,,nsert Exprsss.. 9.45 AN
Iuar, Provo, Lehi. Ironton, silver
city and Eureka Express 64' p-rn
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THURSDAY EVENING CITY UTAH TERRITORY

ity," and Humiliation of the
wicked" and was suspended from
the ministry Of the church, pend
ing action Of the next annual con-
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NOTICE.

u,UE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stocshoiders OF the south JORDAN
| Goal Co, will be held AZ p; N. on MOB
day, october eth, isso: AZ w. -, 'Is.,i,,
y, ,,,Sirsr. Tor the ensuing two years
d6s I'd b. A Glib
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Go TO the Sandberg Furniture Co.,
los w, South Temple ST., and ex-
anime the New Sofa Bed Best
In the market.
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Radam's Microbe Killer cures
diseases by removing the cause. II
Is perfectly harmless.
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Diphtheria, that terrible, scourge is
the result Of Microbes Radam'
Microbe Killer will destroy the
Microbe.
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NOTICE

COMPLIANCE WITH A REQUEST;
.ots~c h hereby given that special
.,...iinS ~ he stockholaers OF the sou
,n,.,,sn canal Co, will be held a West
80. " ard House, on october 21th lssO, 81
no an. for the purpose OF taking inte COZ on
s' = ne corT1orafion aad the TRANSACTION
~ a, - y her business as NAV come before
the meeting ,s
by orue' u GA. GIBBS,
Secretary
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anxICErn rrnrHFRs.

IRs. wNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used for children teeth
ing. Il sOothes the child. softens the gums,
sl.ays all pain, cures wind collie. and Is the
best remedy for dirrrh1a- Twenty-Five
cents 4 bottle decd WI y
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NOTICE!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Andrew P. sOderborE. Deecass'

Estate OF AnureW + .0ueTuoF@a IVVu-
AvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
- undersigned. AdmInlst-afriN OF NC
estate OF Andrew +. Soderoo-E. deceaseil
10 the creditors OF. and all persons haylns
CLAIMS against the said deceased. 20 exhioii
them with the necessary vouchers, wlthln
fhis notice TO the said AdminisirIirlN, y
her residence, at No 6i7, W Third Nortn
street, salt Lake City. in the County oil
salt Lake.
Dated August soth. ls.o- ,,.
AUGUSTA q. sODEEBOkG,
.a,,,rsst-atrtx Of sha Estate OF Andrew
y Saferhoru- deceased u OAW sN
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n. DINWOODEY
Is READY
EOR BUSINESS AG

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, (the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their store),
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the g 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order
Give him a Call.
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THERE will be n stockholders
meeting Of the Deseret Salt Lake
Agricultural and Manufacturing
Canal Company, at the Carlo
House, ut 5 pm, Oct. 22d.
d5 l.. q. HARDY, Sec.
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. 81, 1880.

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE Is OGDEN;
Ieays salt Lake 20 Am and $50 pm anu
Sc pm.
Returning, arrive salt Lake az ln.i1 am
and l3-40 and 6-5j pm
Train arrives from Wlsatch on saturdays
ana Leaves FOR Wa-atch on Mondays only.
Pullman palace ard buffet sleeping ears
on all through trans
d. .. DODGE, j. II bkSSEiI,
General Onices At salt Lake City. Utah
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Give him a Call.

The Mountain Ice and Cold
Storage Co. take pleasure in an
nouncIng to the public that their ice
manufacturing plant is now in sue
cessful operation, and that they are
urepared to furnish distilled art,.sian
water ice in any quantity desired.
The absolute purity Of the ice Is
guaranteed.
The public are cordially invILeu
to visit the works Of the Co. at NO
$50 ). Third West Street
INQUIRIES NAV be male at the up.
town Office, NQ. 81 East, Second
South Street. uu
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The Con titution Building,
No. SO MAIN ST.
JOHN c. CUTLER g. BRO.
Agents,
Provo Wcolen Mills, Provo.
and Deseret Wooden Mills,
Salt Lake City.
A Full Stock of
HON EN- ABE WOODEN
GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
h- Call ard see US.
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The Patent Sofa Bed at San
berg's Furniture Co., is as fine Par.
lor sofa as can he found. Come
and see il. los W.. South Templel
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The New Sofa Bed is the best FOL
Offices and Physicians.
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for any
case OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, SICK
Headache. Indigestion. Constipation OF
Costtveness we cannot cure with West :
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the directions
are strictly complied with. They are pure
iv vegetable. and never fail 10 give satis-
faction. Sugsr Coated Large boxes con
taining 30 Pills, IS cents. Beware Of eoun-
tcrfeits and limitations. The genuine
manufactured only by THE JOHN Z.
WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILL
sold bv JoHNsoS, PRATT & Co., Drug
e-tafa Salt LAKE Civ
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

| lXvHO NEED ANYTHING IN THE
| w Clothing line 20 call upon hestou =
| CO., a. Main 81, where they viii ind wen
| selected stock Of mems and bows suits
| overals. bats. caps. shirts. ctr. at very tow
| rices. This frm is reliable and will treat
| 90, ri.b. dtf-
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WANTED.
LOST

A 10Y TO CARRY THE EVENING
n NEWS. Apply to THos. :. HIGHAM,
At NEWS Ofice. DIFF
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WE HAVE MOVED BACK
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The PuIpitnnd the stage

Buy your drugs OF the boys,
Johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main st.
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Waited one ton Beeswax,
JOHNSON. PRATT x Co
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LOST

OCTOBER slsT. LADY'S SMALL Sill
~ yer Watch and Gold Cham, between
81 Marks Cathedral and as south Main 81
Reward Al latter place Dc
The sun., 1890-05-11
the sittIno nosirn Woua gaot Sjgb bieeI TALL In

standing the figure would be II feet tall. In
the sitting posture 1t is feet high.
a.. 1t may be objected. continued tho sculptor,
,that the statue will get soiled by newsboys
climbing, up on the iron fence that Is to sur
think the committee or the subscribers care 40
long as tho statue is not disigured MIR
Ereeley Is represented sitting On an uphols-
tered lounge chair, which has one arm higher
than tho other. The left arm OF the statue
rests on the higher arm of the lounge. the hand
dropping gracefully toward the front. MIR
Greeley's habitua attitude when at his desk
was with his head ben down to his desk or his
newspaper. When visitor claimed his attention
slightly TO the visitor in listening attitude.
This attitude | have tried to reproduce, with
shoulders. In the right hand is newspaper
that he has dropned urun his knee on
the entrance Of the visitor. The attire ls In the
fashion of the time of tho war. A cravRt loose
ly and somewhat nogliEontly tied protrudes
The sun., 1890-05-11
The Lonely MagaaIena Asont Yet.

The steamship Illinois, in Yesterday from
Plymouth passed on May the abandoned Nor
wcgIan bark MaElalena, Can't. GunGcrsON.
which ran into an iceberg on April Is, and las
been drifting since along tho track Of stcam-
ships. The Maglalenas crow was rescued by
tho steamship UmbIia tho day after her
collision aid taken 10 Queenstown. 4 boat'S
crow from tho Umbria set The Magdalcna aiire
aft. She burued only ms far rs amli-hi! ;.
She was bound from lucnOs tyros 10 ttucte'.
According to Capt spencer of the Illinois hn
wreck was In pretty good condition. Her crew
might have stuck 10 ncr and saNe cd her.
The steamship Agunn. Capt. AdHir. from
GrcytOwn. passed on Wednesday last about 100
miles on the Iiulidian coast. tho dismastcd
American schooner Mary j. Castner. can't.
Ihurbcr from Cardcnus tor New York. Clpr.
Adair offered to take OF the crew Of tho
schooner, but Capt. 'Ihuroer sand her hull WAS
uninIured, AMI that lie would Try to make port
under Jury TlG