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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-03
Defendants.
Plaintiff,

HINDER AND BY Virtue OF AN
- Order OF Sale and Decree of foreclosure
issued :"ut If the District Court OF tie state
Of Nevada, III Ind for the County OF Elko,
OH the 3Oth day of March, 1851, in the ab,,vc
entitled action, wherein ArniI s. Kingsbury,
the above-nuIncd pluintif, obtained Il judy
mcnt and decree against K. &. Hardy. Mary
II. Hardy, his wife, and Oasis Ranch Com
pnny on the 30th day of March. 1891, nm
commanded to sell all those certain lots,
pieces or arcels of land situate, lying aud
being in the County OF Elko, state Of Nevada,
particularly described as follows, to-wiI:
The East Halt of the North East Quarter
and the East Half of the SOUTHEAST Quarter
of Section 10 Township IS North. the South
West Quarter of the South-Eus Quart ter of
Section 81 Township &c North, tie South
East Quarter of the North West Quarter of
section 22 Township 81 North, tie South
East Quarter of the South East Quarter of
Section 81 Township &c North, the south
East Quarter of the North West Quarter of
Section Township 81 North, the West Half
of the Northeast Quarter of SyrtiOn 90
Township 35 North, the SOUTHEAST Quarter
of TIE Southwest Quarter of Section 16
'ow 1ship 80 North, the Northwest Quarter
of the NORTH last Quarter and the East Half
If the Northwest Quarter of Section 81
Township 80 North, the Southwest Quarter
of the South West Quarter of Section 2S
township ~ North, Lots 3 L. 4and the SOutl =
West Quarter of the NORTHWEST Quarter and
the West Half of the South West Quarter Of
Section Township IS North, the West HALF
Of the Northwest Quarter of lection II
Township 35 North, tie West Half of the
Southwest Quarter OF Sect OH II Township
IS North, the East Half OF The North East
Quarter of Section % Township 35 orth, the
South East Quarter of Section % Township
IS North. the North Half of the South East
Quarter and the Southwest Quarter OF the
SOUTHEAST Quarter md the South East
Quarter OF the Southwest Quarter of Section
~ Township 30 NOrth,-- Ill of the above
| described lands being In Range &c Eat NJ.
ID b. &. NJ, and embracing 1871 and 44.1GO
acres.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on
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Thursday she 93Fd day q April, 1891,

at twelve O'clock, noon, of tlrnt dey, in front
of the Courthouse, in the town and County
of Ike, State of Nevada, l viii, in obedience
to snid Order of Sale AMI Deere. OF FOr.cl os-
nrc, sell the above described property, or 30
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
plaintiffs Judgment, with interest thereon
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, in lawful money of the United States.
MILF POLK,
Sheriff Elko County.
BY. II. TARER,
Deputy Sheriff.
Elko, Nov, March Il, 1891. cot
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School Report.

Following is the report Of the Elko
Public School for March, 1891:
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
RAILWAY.
FIRE FOLLOWED THE COLLlSl

FIRE IOIIIM I'D HE NOlLlSI'N'
There was u disastrous accid mt on the pennsylvania
Railroad In Railway early yesterday morning. Train
No 10. westbound the fast spapcr and mail train,
consisting Of two baggage and three postal cars, due
here at JI5 a. m. ran into the rear Of the Long
Branch fast freight which whiting for signal to
cross over TO the Long Branch track, which leaves
the main line at a point known a. the Perth AmbOy
unrtiOn, Just below the main station IN Railway.
The rain falling in torrents at the time Of the
collision, and the first warning Of danger that the
ploslon 81 torpcdOeS which the brakeman o the freight
had placed the track lie nj once put on brakes
but the warning came too late to prevent collision.
and with crash the engine struck the cabOose Of the
freight, knocking 1t into spntcrs. The next was
a combination mail and baggage car. and together with
several freight scattered the four tracks
Fire broke out shortly Jftcrward ard added TO the
excitement The noise ~ the smash awOkc the sleep
ing residents Of Jacques. Lakewood and other streets
in the ncighbOrhCod. and soon crowd had gathered.
An alarm Of fire sounded. which brought Out
train completely wrecked. and the engineer. named
Page. and the fireman. Mooney. who jumped from the
engine, both badly bruised and cut, but moi
fatally. They taken TO the depot I'm Railway
In the cabO3sc were brakeman named Flanagan and
the mail agent Mr.. Hopper. The former asleep
when the collision occurred. and escaped with few
scratches. hut Mr. Hopper severely cnt on the
removed TO his home IN Long Branch. Travel was
delayed about two hours ny 10 o'c.Ock The west
bound track was cleared. officials are trying to fix
the responsibility for the accident.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Gilbcrt stephens. The young
painter who shot in his bed last surdaY night. at
his boarding house In Kcn>icOavc., viii probably re
cover The ball has not yet been found and IT IS Dr.
Iaight's opinion that it has lodged under the LEFT
armpit. stephens rcitcrae, that he had no trouble
with any one, and that the shooting was accidental
John Evans fourteen years OF occupied the room
with stephens at the time Of tn" shooting, and the boy
saws stephen, shot himself I'm bed, bat whether by
accident or design he did not know
SHRUB OAK.-lIarod strang the fourteen year old
son # \. NJ. Strang while riding horse al gallon
over the plain, Of shrub oak o Monday
ing, thrown and dragged nearly milc by the leg
his An foot having caught In the Strrup. Although
the hoy's head struck tho ground with ever leap OF
the horse. lie was not killed. the ground being moist
When the horse stopped pa,ser-by saw the lad aud
went 10 his assistance. lie found 10 be nsenSble
and badly bruised. DR.. Curry soon arrived and had
the lad placed upon mattress and taken TO his ofcc
The boy is In a critical condition.
SING sING.--Thc fog yesterday morning caused a
collision between two freight trains near Croton. one
car which was loaded with sewing machines. was
totally wrecked.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
FOR TEACHING DEAF MUTES.
PROFESSOR BELL GIVES $4,000.
AS ASSOCIATION FORMED TO FURNISH 1NsTRUC-

AS ASSOCIATION FORMED TO FURNISH lNsAi'ON-
TION-THE OFFICERS.
Professor Alexander Graham Bell presented TO the
board Of directors Of the Association for the Ieacnns
of Speech to tie Dumb which met yesterday afternoon
al the Madison Avenue Hotel, the sum OF S2o'oVo'
10 be held as an endowment, the interest OF winch
is 70 be used for the teaching OF speech 10 tle u"o
This money is part Of the Interest accruhe rom ,o
Volta Fund.- which given 10 Professor Ben Dy tiic
French Government some years ago to DC uSeh aV HIS
discretion for scientific and phIlanthropic purposes
This s25 600 will be known as the Bell-Volta Fund
Special interest Is attached the gift from the iacU
that Professor Bell married Miss Hubbard, VINO Is
both deaf and dumb. she Is the daughter oi "dI"4'
g. Hubbard one of the directors of the association
This organization was formed about month aSo
and Yesterday the first meeting OF the boafu Oh
directors All the members of the board were present.
They arc Alexander Graham Bell, PRESIDENT H. r.
Westervet secretary Gardiner G.. Hubbard G. A. lale'
Philip Gillette, David Greenberger A L. T. CTo"'e''
E. L. Barton and Mary II. True. One hundred new
members we're admitted to the association many oi
whom arc weknown throughout the United states
Mr. Westervelt said to Tribune reporter; "There
are in all seventy schools in the country wherc he
de, and dumb are taught the rEpee gesture or sign
language II now has been demonstrated beyond
cavil that all deaf mutcs can be taught 10 spcan'
hut owing TO the considerable expense at'ehuaio uP
this instruction fully 5000 Of the children ID IeSo
schools not taught to speak at all our
has been organized provide an institute which can
give normal instruction to teachers OF dear mu'es
Professor Bells generous gift enables us 10 40 tnis
| immediatclv We do not wish to come into cohnic'
with any other methods Of treating but whenever
an invitation is extended to we will send lecturers
from our institute to such institutions as may desire
them. -, l.. a.. rrt,ica
Another object have in view Is the pu3ica.
on of periodicals devoted TO the promulgatoh OF our
methods These Will be published at Irregular icr
yals AS we have material In hand. We ALREADY hdvo
enough for several numbers. We arc anxious 70 nave
as many of those as are interested in deaf mutes become
members OF our association Any one dcsrons oil dois
So sbould communicate with me at Rochester, or To
Professor Bell, at Washington
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
NEW-YORK CITY

Miss Jane Meade Welch gave the second OF her
lectures on American history at the Berkeley Lyceum
yesterday afternoon. the subject being Alexander
Hamilton She will lecture on Thomas Jeeerson'
on Friday afternoon
In the curlo halls at worth's Theatre and Museum
this week the attractions most notable are Miss Matto
Lee Price, the Georgia magnetic girl, whose fcats Of
strength are astonishing Mrs Lagrenla and her ed
ucatcd birds: ognor Mutty and his trained monkeys .
Madam CrOa, the female Hercules; and the MaccO
marionctteS On the stage In the theatre Larry
Tooey Walter Wentworth the man-monkey, and
Burke and Ryan, with the baby elephant Jumbo, make
fun
If the pension bill for teachers should be passed at
Albany it is said that fifty teachers would resign from
the schools at take advantage OF It's provisions
This would additional expense OF $4,000 a
year 10 tie city. Tho pensions TO be based upon
ACC and length Of service.
Great interest is taken among the schoolboys Of
the city in tho Public school Athletic Association
which formed few weeks ago. number Of
branch cubS will be founded soon. A gymnasium
will lie established. Louis c. Hart is president Of the
association.
The delegates from this city 10 the State Convention
Of Young Mems Christian Associations. 10 be held at
lockpor. viii meet at 80 p. to day at the Grand
Central station, ready to start
Tho American Dante society. through its secretary.
Professor T. r. Davidson has slgriicd it, intention
to place It's library In the hands Of Columbia College,
together with money. in the hope that a large
Dante library may ultimately bc secured for New
! York City.
The trial Of James A. simmons was continued yes
terday before Judge Benedict in the United states Cir
cult Court. Charles H. Leland told again on the wit
ness stand the story Of the negotiations for the sale OF
the sixth National Bank 10 simmons and his friends.
When court adjourned for the day the lawyers argued
| before Judge Wallace application for writ OF
habeas corpus. Decision was reserved until To-Day.
judge Cowinc yesterday, on motion OF Assistant
District- Attorney Davis, dismissed tho indictment
| which was found years ago. charging Mrs Augusta
| Kern a midwife, with Illegally practising medicine.
remarkably llfckc figure Of General sherman Is
NOW on view at the Eden Musee. The General Is
shown in fatigue uniform. The form is the exact size
OF the dead soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
NOTES From TIE FIELD OF LABOR.
THE BATTLE OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THREATENED AT THE WESTERN
UNION BUILDING.


THREATENED AT THE WESTERN
UNION BUILDING.
A meeting of 200 members Of the Coat Contractors
Association was held in Pythagoras Hall yesterday. at
which it was resolved 70 hold out against the demands
of tie 900 striking coatmakers. The grievances Of
the contractors were that the upion wants the
contractors 10 sign an agreement 70 employ only union
men nj union wages u deposit In the hands OF the
unIon $50 rs guarantee OF their good faith In doing
all that the union demands and To obey the mandates
Of a shop delegate selected by the union who viii
decide who shall be employed and who discharged, and
how many men the contractor NAV hire.
The contractors say that the present trouble Is not
a lockout rs they are willing TO employ union men
al union rates but they object to being hgurheads in
their own business. The strikers determined 70
push the contracts to the wall and have Doycctted
400 OF them.
j. NJ smith. the builder having the contract to
repair the Western Union Telegraph Company's build
inc at Dey-st. aud Broadway. is threatened By the
Board Of Walking Delegates with strike unless he
allows the delegates 10 enter the building at any time
and inspect the cards Of the workmen. 10 find out II
they are all union men, This privilege Mr.. smith re-
fuses them. meeting Of the board will be held this
afternoon at which action will be taken in regard 10
ordering a strike Of the $50 men employed by Mr.
Smith.
The first meeting Of the Joint Executive Board OF
the Central Labor Federation of New York. Brooklyn.
Yonkers jersey CITY. Newark and Patterson will be
held tonight at No. 165 Alcn-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
HER IRDTOTS DUTIES.
From The Cleveland PIaIndealer.


The prophct saws that the time Is going to come
cu hon,c affairs Will bc Ia suit the convenience
Of the servant GIRL If il has not come already \
crptirman advertised for good cirl who was not
snLicct 10 sOmnabu,m. The girl preceding had bren
in The habit of walking In her sleep and soaring tht
f"lls half to death. one night she cOaStcf down
stair, on the banni>ter and sat down at the foot with
a thud that awakened every one and caused them 10
hcrvc that an army Invading the domicile. The
Gr., girl whD applied for the place wanted to now II
washing was done in the house, and; If so, was tile
laundry equipped with stationary pain tuos wne,hel
.ccopd girl was employed TO build The fires In tho
morning, whether she cou ID be of sundays and Thurs
dov afternoons whether she could have three evenings
week To herself and how many children were there
I'm t.c honsc. All these questions being answered
sat ssctorlly she requested To know what would be
What did you do at the last place ~ was asked
Oh" she said. ." busted the library and played
with the baby
she not engaged
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
THO BROTHERS ARRESTED FOE FORGERl.
ACCUSATIONS AGAINST TWO WELLKNowN
CITIZENS OF NYACH.

ACCUSATIONS AGAINST TWO WELL-kNowN
CITIZENS OF NYACK.
Nyack was stirred on Monday night by the arrest
of two OF its best known citizens, Christopher ana
Richard Kelly, who 1--we near Grand View. Chris
,opher is a boss mason and Richard runs the Beach
Uo cl The biothers nave been OF excellent repute
and have been active in the management OF Dem
ocratc town politics. What led 10 their arrest was
= startling affidavit of EmOre ElOOdSood. Of Grand
View He says thai December 10 last the brothers
induced him 10 draw two checks for 80 10 Ms
order. ON the Nyack National Bank. and then forge
the signature Of Abel Nenh&mp, d Nyach cigar man
ufacturer To the checks. The first check presented
y nloodgoOd was thrown ont at the bank. the second
was ca.hed by Cashier Gesner. BoodgOOd swcdrs
that he then returned the Beach Hotel and gave the
$50 10 Richard Key. who divided the money with his
brother All the pay BlOOdgood received a drink.
The fraud was discovered by Venkamp when his
handbook was balanced. BlOOdgo0d was traced 70
BROOKLYN aud found at No 40 First Place the home
of Charles Pike. Not until officer Lubbc promised
that he should no: be locked up did the Young man
tell the whole story. Then Justice Bannister issued a
warrant for TIE arrest OF the Kelly brothers.
Monday night they apprchcnded and taken before
Justice Matthcwson who allowed them 20 until yes
terday their rccOgnizancc. They were brought
fore him again yesterday morning. and there was
such large attendance that II necessary to ad.
lourn TO the Opera House. The examination lasted
until late In the afternoon.
Bloodgood yesterday denied that he drew the
the proceeds with his brother. The defence Of tho
Kelly brothers was sweeping denial. Justice Mat
ns % e @ % on sso4s Sso2 saSory hs sass &
aiGht that the case viii 80 70 the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
THE ARTON BALL TICKETS.

Joseph Kcppler has male the design for one sldc o'
the general tckc; for the Ariln fancydrcSS ball IL
represents puncInco lifting curtain, and di,coS-
ing pretty damscl IN mask kicking at the figure 2O
I'm a calendar Of February In the lower right corner
10 wine coolcr with both" Of wine on ice and on
the floor bedic it lot Of roses, fan and an empty
champagne glass. In the upper right corner are the
words, Madison Square Garden. 1o0l.' The reverse
side Of the ticket cSsucd by A. Ieinmuller, and
show, the upper half of female figure with foolS
cap on the head. In the right hand i FOOLS stan
and I'm the other mask while the figure IS surrounded
With rose, and panses. The word Aron' appears at
the top Of the ticket.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
tArsFp THE ACCIDENT.

Several newspapers published on Friday last Sa'e
ment that on the day before a ea'-tanR eAp'Ned III
tho ward Of the Central Railroad OF Nc"'ei'eS' 10
verely burning two men, wrcckng Iarlor car ana
badly injuring another. II was said 10y one VI uo
officers Of the company yesterday that the A'''dch'
&C. mn. nearly 80 seriou, a. reported. aud that II was
No, duo 3, any defects In the ga> thc attachments
for H. Use in the car. The cylinder Wa not lnlhsi'
nor did il have anything 10 do with ihc explosion.
An obstruction had been noticed IN the pipes several
DAYS before and the men, attempted to clear the o'
strnction by blowing the gas through 1t. They io''y
,he door wa, oeuod ihc Amos phcric d,tur'anc" doNc
thc eas down t. the fire in ;h heater and can'd the
explosion. The daWaec 10 thc car Wa ch,ifN 90
fhr woodwork and glass, many OF Tie window aa'hcs
being blown out.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Police Commissioner Hayden announced Yesterday
that he would appOin; Wiley &. overton. the first
co.orcd man to pass ;he Civil Service examination FOR
patrolmcn, upon the police force. He pas ea an cX
celicnt examination. IT Is not known 10 WHAT pre-
cinct he will be assigned.
Mrs Jane BuIdctt. the insane woman who has fire.
auentcd public Offices for months, and who recently
threatened 10 shoot John Whit, clerk in the Dis
rictAtt9rncys Office and >up rint, ndcnt Wiiiin q
the society for the Prevention Of Cr1cy 70 Children
w&s pronounced insane Yesterday and was sent u the
County Asylum by Judge Clement of the Gay Court.
The Grand jury is inquirins into the management
Of Tie County Farm at ~. Johniand
The Bethany Presbyterian Church, from which Dr..
Donald McLaren recently resigned 70 resume active
work as a Naval chaplain. la, called the Rev John
A. Binng.ey to its pastora,e, and it is expected that
ho will accept.
The pla,e-cass windows o: sovera! stores in Fulton
ST. lc1wesn the CITY Hall and the Bridge have been
bodlv damaged by being scratched with glaciers
diamond by some miscre;Ht. The police are looking
for the perpctrator Of the mischief.
Jurors summoned to court for next Monday havo
ccn Informed that they need not attend unul the iO
loNu. day. as no session Of the courts viii he held
The day being holiday, as Washnstons bir'hday ia'
on sunday.
Miss katherine shepherd Woodward Will give a
series of six lectures on Typical Poets OF the Nine
,eeuth Century at the Brooklyn Heights seminary on
Thprsdays at 3 D. M. beginning on February 10.
The lectures will be Illustrated with readings bS MISS
Mary Lainc Runyon. ON February ~ James kusSeh
Lowell will b. the author discussed ana the Seecuo
for rcaiing will be The Vision OF Sir Lauh1h )
February 26 Helen Hunt Jackson, with readings rom
Ramona; March 3, sydney Lanier reading " inc
Marshes of Glynn7 March IL William Norris wlth
readings from the Love Of Aicests"; March ~
elizabeth Barr,tt Browning, reading, Bertha IN inc
Lane: March 20, Dante Gabriel Rossettl' re'ulhs'
.y yrba pIaescb DamOZcl."
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Fayerweather will before Surrogate Ransom
Board OF Education, p m.
Association for the Study and Cure Of Inebrety, 30
10 West orty-thirdst., p. m
annual meeting OF Larchmont Yacht Club Delmonicos
p. IN
Peoples Municipal League General Committee. Scottish
Rite Hall, p
Knickcrbocker Bowling Club, Tennis Building, TO
p.
Union League Club special meeting.
Crescent Athletic Club dinner, clubhouse Brooklyn.
evening.
XVIII Assembly District Republican Association, No
449 EiChth-aye.. p m.
George address. No 126 East Twentythrd.st,
p.
Tariff Reform Club, No. 5o2 West Thirty eighth.st,
p.
Associated Pioneers OF Territorial Days OF California
Sturevant House, 80 p. III.
Tho Rev. Raphael Benjamins lecture before Young
Mems Association. Fifteenth StrNet Temple. y.
Aqueduct COMMISSIONER meeting. p IN.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
STATEN ISLAND

WEST NEw-BRIGHTON.-Som OF the inmates Of
sailors Snug Iarbor, at West New Brighton called a;
The Tribune ofite yesterday and begged that the at
entlon Of the public might be called 10 the neglect Of
proper respect to the dead soldier and sailor heroes
one of them said Although the inmates all
veteran merchant marine sailors there arc many Of
Us who Sc-yed under General sherman and Admiral
Porter during the Civil War. II is only natural that
We, as Americans, mourn the death OF these
two great hcroc, and desire proper respect paid
to their memory. Eut day has one raS
hccn displayed at half mast, and we feel that this
neglect i slight upDn the memories Of h" head OF
the Army and Navy BY Of the richest institutions
a CDuufFy.n
New-York tribune., 1891-02-18
SHIPPING NEWS
popr or NETWORK oRK...-.TUESDAY'F FEb' i0' A'
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Italy Br adey London Feb . i ,ar wi. AZ %ase
o W Hurst Arrived at me bu, ane,ro 81
yaianea Baker santos sn D. St Thomas NJ
Rs9 ae 81 rSG FfS Mail Co Ar
at me gSn @ VMackay Port Feb
Island IL with m,se and passengers to fim' foi "
at S , S'p Of AZ San FernanSoa y
brunswick, Ga, with mdse and passenEei'~
steamer Roanoke. Huipners, Newport news CO anu
Steamer Wikesbarre Gates Bostonor PORT p, Am
BSrS Russia rJ Freen. Almerta. with mdse 10 fef "a"
boy ye'ss a ,So 20 a Fafio san Domingo City 10 days.
w4 4s HSai 'Da Dsy S osa !. any Ch c
PEABODY CO. sS,s ysse to Pnnl day. Sih mcase.
to ST1S srier 09esH SSssei to is1' Mecslf & co.
q s'sy s% 1895 tSsGy light '" ''D'
CLEARED.
s,o.mer Uavel Ger, Jungst Bremen via Southampton
Steamer %e.ternand tBos). Jamison, Antwofpr'''
steamsr Kasbek Br, Davies Flushing Goepel o Irnpe p
steamer ietlmbro Utah. Di Marco. Mediterranean p'i
Steamer Aiisa B) Morris. Port au Prince &cf"
steamer Banes Nor Kiedvg: Gibara-H Dnmos % Sickle SC
Steamer = So" ia~thSrn aTaonans l. Walker.
Steamer CITY OF Augusta Catnarine saVSohn Sesger.
Steamer auyandotte Walker. Norfolk AND Newport
os iesmer Richmond Jenney West vaoa Dominion
ssCo. ,....-...o .o.. ,.,,a,, port,,nd-Horato Hall
steamer Herman Winter Nckerson. BostonIH p Dae'A
Bark Cnope as TasSo srl, Rr Dill Londoa-J Whitney
Co. G.
Rark Antigua Irl, Holmes, Neuvitas-J ~, u r,n
Prir Scud tiivan, 81 Pierre. Msrlnlqre-L % |'i"
strong. ..,,ro
Steamers srabo. for Lverpoo Gloucester cry. n SOL
progreso; Oranle Nassau. Jacmel; 6c;
orleans Guyandorte, Newport News kichmohu "e'
Point. Va.
Also sailed-via Long Island Sound
Steamer Cottage city. for Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
yovnox Fab ~ Sailed steamer Sorrento (Br Page for
New. YORK.
LvRRpooI- Feb lo-Arrved. steamer st Pancra' tbr)'
3rpE ysTowN Feb l7-Arrved. steamer Teutonc (Brl
DAWSON from her way to Liverpool ana pro
| cecded. -, ~, ponor,s
from New.Yors her way 10 Liverpool e,.. m,
BROW HEAD Feb ls-Passcd. steamer WeIls 'ly NDtj'
Cor, from York o her way to Bristol ,,--,
LIZARD 6-midnglt- Passed steamer Rngla (GerI'
Kaemif. from Wy IN her TO Hamburg
ANTWERP lo-Sailei, steamer Marengo (Br WPittoh
for New York m, ~,
GiBRALTAE Feb l7-Passed. steamer Alsaa lBr) Wood
non,c from Mediterranean ports on her way TO NewforK
RIoJASEIRo Feb I5Arryed steamer Hogarth (Brl BUCK
from. New GOrk. o,-,o.. 10,
PARA Feb l3-Sailed steamer Cyril (Br) Oyphant ior
Newton