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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-16

It was proper objection to the election
Of ono Of the unsuccessiul candidates for tho
Pcstmsstsrahip Of the House that he u I'D.
dieted 20 the use OF profans language. Il 10
pleasing TO learn that . candidate for once
who II given to this evil habit failed to oon.
msnd the votes Of the Democratic members
Of the House. Il would be absurd to open the
sessions Of tho House with prayer while the
Postmaster revelled In that kind OF profanity
which IL said to be the habitual indulgence Of
NJ. AoCLAMMY Of the Tar Heel State. OF
course. IL II to DO borne In mind that there 10
on record . decision Of the Supreme Court Of
tho State OF Massachusetts, that the use Of tho
word damn is not profanity We do not traverse
this decision by saying that the unnecessary
USE OF that word. especially when followed By
the second personal pronoun. IL wickedness
that ought not to be tolerated under the roof Of
the edihco In which the Houses Of Congress-
assemble.
The Lesson that has been given to the Tar
Heel candidate for the Postmastership Of the
House may we'll be taken to heart by other
men who pollute their tongues with profanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-16

a sore threat 10 soon relieved py Dr Jsynss Expss
0Edsn.-Ads. - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
PROrrcrIvE rARIFF LElGrE MFY MEET.

Among the members Of the American Pfo,crtivs
Tariff League present at the sixth annual meeting,
which was held at the hcadGu3rter, ~ tie or-lu,s-
ton. 40. - West Twenty third It.. wcro cornelius
y Bliss. Robert T. Porter Superintendent OF tH
Census; George II. Els, Of Cleveland: Colonel l. IL
Dudley. L. Grand Il. Cannon. William strange ChestE
Griswold. r. Y. Ivc> f. :. Nitierbcc, LOran Al,n.
f. e.. Lehman, George J. Scahury. T.. y. Iiar>liorn
and Charles ID. Dobhs. Letters were read from mcr
bsrs IN various part, Of the country among thcn
senators Doph and Mitchell, OF oregon; Calvin Wells
VI. u. SperX William Broohhcld. General N'lh'n
con. IT,, j. Ii. Rchct>on and many others.
President Ammdown made an interesting address"
Reports of the Secretaries treasurer and COMMITTEES
on Literature were read and approved. An ele'uon
was held and five managers of the League selected q"
follows l.. l.. Brown. W l.. strong william siFihN',
Theodore Justice and Columbus Dclaro. \ hnahHh
committee was appointed follows; T. W. Ne''
Horace X. 1hugbcr, william strange, {. y hN'''
Is Grand Il. Cannon and GEORGE IL. Ely and DINER
routine business was tran>a ted. The League j. ID
fine healthy financial condition. and. inter the TO-
verses Of last fall Is going forward with The WORK 'o'
1,03.
service 81 silver was presented q PFes!''"'
Ammidovn bv lie Grand Il. Cannon on behalf 81 us
members of The League. colonel cannon H''0
ielicous speech on the pI--entlton' II va, -on
sponded to by Mr. Anlmldown IN accepting inc l''''"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
GEORGE Il. PHOEBUS DISCHARGED.
THE INDICTMENT AGAINST HIM DISMISSED 81
RECORDER SMYTU.

THE INDICTMENT AGAINST HIM DISMISSED 81
RECORDER SMYTU.
The Indictment against George L. phcehus on tho
charge Of grand larceny va, dismissed in Genera!
Sessions Yesterday. Il was alleged that in l--6 Nr.
Phocbu- who then practising law. retained 500
belonging Mrs. Anna F. Ross. client FOR whom no
had sold store i'm Third ave Mrs. Ross now lives II
80. - bennett Place. Brooklyn. An action was
brought in the supreme Court, brooklyn. al tile time
To recover the sum. but dismissed Mr. Phocbus
expressed his willingness, To hand over the money ID
the court lie said he had not paid Mrs. Ross the
800 because part Of belonged To some If the other
heirs Of her husband.
An indictment found against Nr. Ph0cbns ol
December II last and about two weeks ago the ac-
cl,ed man released IL, own rccOglLancc. -.
s,tant District Attorney Bedford yesterday arose b.
fore Recorder snyth and declared that some vinttve
person had had the indictment found he did not know
who the person was but would y 10 find ont. A, 10
have him pcni,hcd. The civil action on which Ito
criminal charge was based had been dismissed, cA
Judge Bedford asked that the be- done wiki tas
Indictment. The Recorder granted his request
Mr. Phoebus iHdictci soon after testifyGs ~ =
police court against Perrin IL. sumner who charged
with forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

In the Italian opera they do not 90 10 tie theatre 10
hear Lucia Dinorah, LeonOra. ROsina or Marguerite
they 20 TO see Patti. without Patti or some other
great star Italian opera will play To empty houses
Take the cast last season. Compare the DON once
returns on the Patti nights with those Of the nights
when Patti not singing and there you VIII nave
a practical illustration of my meaning
"Tamagno is supposed by most people to be a great
tenor and certainly had a great name. Yet he ialIed
20 attract in William Tell'n said the reporter.
Herr Scidl hooked YEARLY up at the ceiling
"Tamagno-wel Tamagno has big. strong voice.
he said slowly, after pause out then John L. suil
van is big, strong man. You see. in order to get
full houses every night Of the season you must flot
only have great singers with great names ana great
salaries. but YOU want supporting company OF the
first class and a superb Suggesting ana ensemble
The chorus, above all. must be intelligent. IL
must have some idea Of the meaning oi Wclus.
Ii must be something more than a piece OF machinery
index finger. Now all this is costly. The star singers
Of Europe mostly something like 81 900 nlshto
and get IT, say that Mr.. Abbey engages soprano
tenor baritone. ba;sO and cOntrao. there you nave
iinnSo holds about "a 800 when packed TO the doors
| cannot .fc how Mr. Abbey can make the bushes, pay
II ] remember rightly. Mr.. Abbey was vcTy muGh oll
Of pocket In his former season here. lie put Ian'h
opera on the stage in splendid setting ana lo'' i'Sc
What do you think of Mr.. ,Abbey's proposition to
give MciscTSngcr' ard Lohcng1h III Il"'idH oi
German opera is probably better in the hands Of
German singers" replied Herr scidl. Ii2WeVGr.
the experiment tried. . 1870 .,,,,,oa ,r,,,od
Has German opera a az present constituted pIOEcu
profitable ," asked the reporter. 81,
AN opera put on the stage IN COCA sIyle anu Toi
a frstcass cast must always be extremely expensive
Herr Seidl "Thfs alteration in policy Will undoubtedly
make "a considerable difference in my place. bMt WIN
shlug of the shoulders am musican-l shall exist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
TO ELECT OFFICERS Of THE REPCBLIcAE cLrB

Tia. ,orul,r ,ooothlv meeting Of TIE Republican Club
VIII he he'd on Monday evening next at O'clock "hrn
n. annual election officers Will take pace Lncus &
Ashley " II move an amendment to Article XIV OF u'
bylaws. fo'o"s -
-. rr - dent member wao shIll to reside within
t,yeutv mile, OF the City Hall. n tn Cy o. Ne"-loiA'
nav aprv u The Executive Committee to have MS name
taken from the roll Of resident members and placed upon
Tho roll of the club nonresident meMbr!, ahd ui'
Executive Conmit,ee may direct the Same 70 he doh"
p1olded such member snail have paid al! dues up to '
lime Of such application and ucreupon such person shall
become A nonresident member"
ITO tolovtnp is the regular ticket made by the Nou
ing Committee Tor officers sAd committees for 1891
President william BIooEled; irst Nicopre'deht' james
Blanchar! second yiccpresidSnt. John > Sllh' uIFI
,ics.rr mt. Luciu' {. Ashley; rtcoF4mH secretary
ct,rle. Henry Phep. corresponding secretary, hcn1
Y.lvll.. treasurer, Al:rd n. Pre- Members 6f t"e
Executive Committee until January $780, Cehd'
Rr.lued SAMUEL Thomas. Andrew H. Humphrey joan
proctor Clarke and Henry w Hayden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
CARRYING on MR. KIMBALHs WORK.

.hout sixty children o. the Kmball Mission had an
anmcnt lat evening IN the basement OF the my
Hall conducted undr the supervision oi MIS- hihDai anu
nor dauolto- Alter bluntful supper the children W"r
,,r.od with taLleas Rotations ard music In speak ng
If the excellent work which Sac Is engaged Ms Kim
hall ,aid uodcstly trying TO continue the work
which my late husband TIM Rev Dr. klmoaIi bresii anu
rad an with surces We are seeking feed and aid
in every way in our power the destitute poor Who
come TO US from all Of the city, some u them from
Booklvn and jersey THIS little gathering tonight only
one OF the nsny plans sdopt b brighten Tia lives % t
extremely poor people among whom my husbiHu aDo.'u
Mrs Kimbsn and the Young associated with her
have food distribution in CITY Hall basement every
Saturday Afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
tTO HAZE 4 Special WATCH OFFICER,
LIEUTENANT r. b. ~ MASON TO FILL THAT
PLACE oN. THE CHICAGO.

LIEUTENANT r. i. II. MASON TO FILL THAT
PLACE oX THE CHICAGO.
Lieutenant r. H. " Mason. who has been Naval
aid 10 the Secretary Of the Navy. hoth -c'r''arF
Tracy and his prcdcco sor. Mr. whitney. for several
,ca-, has been ordered Ia duiy especial watch nicer
on the flagship Chicago. in fart A The In"n"o' ou
January = sad would be DONE Lieutenant Mason !, To-
bee uu the personal stan 0f Rear Admiral John G.
Walker, coumandant Of the squadron II Evolution,
and VIII he the fleet guuuecy" ordnance of'cr
whose duty Will De to have charge II thc entire 1t''r
~ the ship and % record AL data in connection with IT,
firing and other uses. This duty has heretofore been
performed 10y the navigator of The ship assisted by
the gunner but recent improvement, Ia guns suggest
the dc,rab.lty u having an officer specially ass.Sa,d
to the department.
Lieutenant Theoiorus Bailey Myers Mason belong,
f. tho profession Of arms hy right If inheritance, a.
Ms father and Rear ADMIRAL Thcodoms Bailey an
uncir active part cplut, In both the Mexican and
Ciyn War. He Wa, born in th, city, NAY r., ii.
but VA, appointed from Florida mia shpnan a. the
Naval Academy IN 1864 In september. 1-G-, while
attached ~ the Guerrero ne rescued two from
drowning in the hsrbor of Rio Janciro. and was dee
orac- with the order # the Rose by the Emperor II
IranL He va, one II the organizers Of the bureau
Of Intelligence II the Navy Department. AID among i,
contribution, 10 naval Itcratur, have been text book
on ordnance and artillery tactics. and comprehensive
history 81 a.. war between some Of the south Amer
can states I'm I7-O. Will" on duty q, al 10 the
Secretary Of tho Navy he Wa detailed % accompany
c.dcnt Grant to Boston IN June l-72, and aterVar
went 10 tho South Pacific and took part I'm huding
forces at Panama 70 protect American interests there
during the spring and fall Of l-13. lie in
stmctor If ordnance and gunncry with special charge
Of nslt artillery instruction a. The Naval Academy
l-56. and ail"rvart In th" department Of ordnance
and CunncW there. lie also commanded battery
Of light artillery III" lsthmus II Panama IN 1-S5
In >l--, he became special AID a. secretary Whitney
aud was rcappp!htc1 bN secretary irhrY. lie Will
lOin the Chicago at Hampton Roads. February /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
1 LLQrOR pEALEL.S srLc[DE.

Juliu, Frcid "A brooklyn hquprGealcg committed
suicide at the Grand Union Hotel in TIN, city on
Wednesday night, but his death wa, not discovered
until noon Yesterday. lie hired a room in the hotel
early on Wednesday evening. and wrote nj name i'm
the register Then he wen, away ard did no. return
uniil II O'ciock. st that hour pee went f. hi, room
and ordered bottle Of beer. which Wa sent 10 him
Probably he killed himself before midnight but Tie
other occupant, Of the hotel did hear pistol shot
Mr.. Garrison. the proprietor Of the hotel wa, in
formed Yesterday that ohambcrmad haI
ilocked several times the door Of Freid, room and
could not get in or get any Response. \ policeman
called from The Grand Central station, ana the
door was forced open. Frci's body lay on the fOor
Of the room and his head rested in a pool Of blood
Beside the body was y revolver \ bullet from tho
weapon had entered hi, head point under the chin
and had gone clear through. coming the top of
the skull.
Frcd had removed only his coat and wa,tcoat be-
fore shooting himself In his pockets were f3und some
letters and business cards. which showed that he had
been engaged IN the liquor bu-inEs at No J6 Liberty
It.. Brooklyn and had lived vita hi wife and children
a. 40. 30 pearst.. in that city. ON one card he had
written: Goodbye, dear wife. Forgive me. Good
bye. dear children. God bless YOU III, pockets also
contained So in cash, bank book. showing that he
had 1912 80 TO his credit January l. In the Ma
tonsl city Bank Of Brooklyn: two pocketknives, a
gold watch ana chain with Masonic charm; a vet
Grams badge Of the I'D Regiment. aud a few other
trukes. In the afternoon Coroner lauley sent trcd,
body 10 an undertdkcr's shop In Third ave
Fred we'll known IN Rrooklyn lie was Of
German birth and about forty i've years old. IIa
was bartender for several years m Riooklvn before
he opened the lquor-shop known The Hole IN tho
t0n-st. About ten wear, nl,o he inherited a fortune and
sold ont his shop and went 20 Germany. IN year or
two he returned and purchased the place again. lie
lived with his wife aud family AT So 80 Pearl S.
lie left wife and four children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
GTNSBERG WINS 4 GAME.
STEINITZ FALLS INTO A TRAP.
THE CHAMPION STILL ONE POINT AHEAD IN
THE CHESS MATCH.

THE CHAMPION STILL ONE POINT AHEAD IN
THE CHESS MATCH.
Gunsberg yesterday opened for the third time IN the
match for the worlds chess championship in this city
an Evans Gambt against Stcinitz, and aS the later
did not feel well his defence not mp to his usual
high standa,d However he made capital fgnt IN tle
new variation which Gunsbcrg introduced on his clshth
move. After Giveandtake play on b9th sidc'
the veteran forged ahead with somewhat premature
attack on the Kings side, which Gnnsbcrg dei'ndeu
with considerable skill. and to that end had to brhg
some Of his pieces from the Queens wing over to the
KEGS side.
Just when the game about to become highly IN
terc,tng Gun5berg made move which wa ln,chdfd
not only drive the opponents Queen ont Of play but
also in the other event to lead Stcnt1 into trap by
which he would lose his Queen. stenltz, WITHOUT
much hesitation. took the prOftcrcd pawn which was
left en- prise fell into the trap ccvcrly lad by ms OPP
poncnt and had to resign on his tWenty-hr't move
The score now stands: stenitz GlInsberg. A. drawn
= and four games TO be played.
4 table II the moves i'm yesterdays game WIN
ANALYTICAL notes by steinitz and diagram showing the
poson when the resignation took place, are appended
GAME XVI.-INANS GAMBIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
Whlte lGun.hcI.l-I3 pleces.
NOTES BY ". orEiNlrZ.

(al An alteration from game II. which seems Of
sufficient Importance 10 strengthen White, attack
10 This seems now Blacks best plan. II 10 49,. KIT
NJ 3 cor 10 &c. Castles il y y . H. followed by
1t y ~. II Q Ki-Q =. fOllowe! soon 10y kt-Q i J
with an excellent game.
10 Evidently, ii II III T; Il X SO. II \
1t Oh - p ~. and Black cannot ave tine piece.
90 TIL, was probably premature. and . XIX : ap
pear, . bo the better play
tel Thi, was Tack, best play If 49,. Kt-B p
ch17 K-R 50. K;-R g: IS Ii-N =. and should Black
then play u -. HI = +, then wouid p!!P" 10 J.
X g. /. = l.. 20 XIX ,. with winning attack.
~ Npi n good move. Much better VS. @ h -.
~ good move under Any Circumstances but also
involving a trap INTO which the opponent i1ii'.
fi ~ course the > can uIly 20 70 - ana lhci
follows B--K 3 81. ana then the has j.. move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
1 yrK scnooL COMMISSIONER

Mayor Grant appointed Robert M1clay Commits
,ioucr 81 Pubic school, yesterday. In place 81 MIS-
Mary y. hgcw, rc-lgn"d In nor ie''cf 10 inc MAYOR
-, ,c,c,, r.,ye A. her rca.on for r,lsning that sho
,,, about fn move from the city. She was appoint 4
q school Commissioner in l--G by Mayor Grace Miss
Grace NJ Dodge being appointed at The same timo.
They were the first women to become members OF the
NcwY YORK. EcaId Of Education. At the expiration Of
her hrcorcars' term In l079 Mayor GIANT rcippDlnei
Sir. A,IcV, but Vii Dodge was succccded by Mo
Clara VI. Williams.
r,. p,v. commissioner Mr.. Maclay Is pre- dcnt o.
tbo kui,icrpoc!cr Icr Company, and j. ono Of the
governor, If the Manhattan cab. III, tenn VIII tN-
pirc iu l-93 Mr. Mdclay livca at ~" % west if'y-
seventh Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
FOLLOWED BY HER rxcLrs ANGER.

Fcizi Glashover, "A woman Of twenty year -
among the ,icerage passenger, on the SneVia IN.
she was detained because letter lad been S' linz
Barge Oicc officials by her uncle IN D@.ra'"' 90 -.
that Fell was a thief. In reply 10 me '.''7r
vounr woman sqid Tint she was married 10 her u'''.
when she was fifteen years old lie 8 eighty one ,,
Old and three years ago she got divt'e ",. ncr
and he married again. Her uncle was Oppose. h,r
coming here. and threatened u make 'Ionn'1 f thirty
she wa accompanied by her colsll, lha' -
who corrOborated her statements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
THE DOG sTPANGLED AND THE HOUSE ROBBED.

4t''''''+'
A constable from the village Of Valley stream
L. l.. saw Inspector Eyrnes last week and asked hin
T., have "A search made in th!, city for JACOB Wae 'r
eighteen years old who suspected If committing
a robbery in the bousc + Ludwig Rising farmer,
near III. vila-c. Young Warner had been employed
on RI,,ng's farm and had been discharged FIR ~.
ness on tine night u Monday, January .. somebody
had stlansled the farmer, and had got mo ihc
house through a sccondst0Iy window with The E'lp
If a ladder Articles Of clothing ard jewels valued
AZ $500 had been stolen.
Inspector Byrnes sent Detectives McManns ana
long 10 search for young Wager IL the Bowcry loi
ing houses, and they found him ~ the company %
two ex convictS. James Henry and Charles Pfcih'r
who were arrested with lin on Wednesday night
Wagner confessed that he led Henry and Pfeiher 10
the farmhouse on the night of the robbery lie called
tbc dog 70 him and I'fcincr ohokci tho animal -
death Then Wagner and pfciGcr got "a ladder and
climbed into the spare the second Moor While
Henry kept watch outside. They thieves tpt
" nat they Stole in he spare room and dcpargd viii
ont awakening the farmer and hi wife. The de
,crtvre Yesterday recovered q the >tocn articles
in Bowcrv paWnShop>. inc three pIispLcrs "cTe
taken to Long Island In the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

THE annual election Of the coffee Eyrhan:' took
Mace yc-tor1y. The regular tr"oi was c'''''l WIN
ONT opp .i.i,n. except n one Instance H"'" ''''
ya, defeated for manager by Thomas W. l"Tr, WV N',
- an d., A. The following wc~, elected: Pr s.
don't lame, H. Tnvlor; vice president. Aubrey Len
nett: treasurer John T. scott, members OF boanl 81
Nqnascr-. 10 serve tor two year Jue, :, ia u
rnon.., II. Harr. :. 4. fGiman. &c re 'hN'hn''' "
t,'c,b = O'Donohuc IT,. and Louis sellg berg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
ccxrR4crs F0R STREET LIGHTING.

Contract, for lighting so electric strcetlamp' wcrc
made by tbc Ga, C,.nmi,-io lon yesterday. OF these
the United state, Company have 300 lamps a. 80
cents per night for each lamp. the Brush Complny
1876 Ia.nus at 40 cent. and 7Xiy-uinc lamps at -
cent, the East River Company 100 lamps al 40 cents.
the Mount Morris Company IL lamps at 40 cents tho
Harlem Lighting Company tnirty Three lamps al 40
cent, and nineteen lamps at 30 cents. secretary Ne
Cormick was requested to maze report showing Tie
Kids for the uuiabcr of lamps in STREETS where there
are Sideways whore there arr overhead wire ana Whre
there arc neither subWays nor wires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

Wa hn-toa. Jal. - Tine Proceedings n uae supreme
Count to-day w''c as follows.
The ru, a'o,sa Northern Railway Comwnr aG,. Alyen
Y Guec Motion To- ,ct and dismiss u, cause sub
mitt,d.
,cng.r Railroad Company. Dismissed.
Arthur Maach -t,i. r,inuf m clIor AIT. the Common
w,,.th Of Mas-ach.,,r,. Argument coutuu.d.
The .,l', II Nrw-olo1n,, appellant at Wi.lldm Wal
lace Whtn,v administrator, etc.; within Wallace Wilt
ncy aimiui-trato etc.. appellant AT the city Of New
orleans. A,guInr. BEEN.
IN, iay can ,or January 10 will he follows: Nos
1913 and 1910 49, l309 1910. ll-o. etc. dad 80 l1-
l53 sad l5i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
~ r,oDrrr JypicrMEyrs Transferred

Recorder SMITH upou the application Of Ass .ihnt
District Attorney Mard'ra, yesterday transferred !"
I'm. Court If oyer and Tcm!ner the ind'r'mcH'' Tor
bribery aea.u.t william Mol'ncy, Charles dempsey
and Robert H. De Ia ."y, found n connection WI" inc
granting Of til, broadway surface railway '''' u.s. %,
80 ,,,tor Vas made recently Tor tie dismissal
of tb. indictments, out 1t denied by JHd-' Co"ihI
district Attorney NicoH said yetcNiay that the trans
{ I'D l., .tcauc". 70 Wa MAD" 80 'h'l HI'ls
In reference G., th" may b; Eddc Dciol" ia" 'V'
Of Nycr nNI r,In!n-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

The Earle GuilG the headquarters Of which are al No.
173 centre st. ha- taken interest in the ease Of john
Gordon his wife and three children and asks that con
trbution, for their relief be sent Ia the Guh Gordon
j. a native ~ Vermont, sober and industrious man
when in health but IS now he'll ''s Invalid WIN con
s,nuton The family arc reported 20 be entirely dcs-
titufr and until the ul took their case IN hand We're
on the verge OF starvation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
D4yyrRED STE1vSHTp RETURNS.

The steamship City OF Washington Of the Ward Line,
which recently had such lively time in hurricane Oh
Hstteras returned from Hampton Rosds where she took
refuge to this city yesterday. Her upper works pre-
scented battered appearance but II is not thought taa
her hull has been injured. Her foTcase and stem wcrs
smashed battered bent and stove. and IL Will IL a
work time to repair her. She went TO the wall
Street stores TO which will be shipped
10 its destination other steamers Of the line IL Will
about three days 70 unload her. and when That j.
done a thorough examination will be made. aod 1t VIII
be decided whether not IL will be necessary to deck
her.