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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-16

cient hall of Montczufna. wis-c N.Vimilian
wns established "emporadorn without one
audible voice u dissent Well might the
world look on With approval nud hope.
well might Macmillan and bis priucoss
have their souls IN peace Yet the aaf gninc
Teuton was no purblnd fool. Well he
knew the volatile natures OF the Latin peo-
pie Aud besidcs he had had wnruing.
After h. bad accepted the crown and vas
IA paris comforting Nith Napoleon he was
waited upon ny one Col Won Gagern,
truly noble soldier N fortune who had for
feited his rank In the prussisn army by
Joining The revolutionisti Ia 1873. and sub
sequcutly drifed Into Santa Annn's camps.
The French made bin prisoner when th,y
hrst invaded McgIc1 aud sent him 90 paril
After pic,nr.ng Mcxlco in tho darkest
eolurs n MagimiIian aud seeing that moth
Ing could dissuads him he said, II fenr
your imperial hIrhness will pay Tor the
attempt With your head"
But Macmillan VIVA Of the house u
llapsburr, of uho land u Charlcmagnc, -
breed Of princes that dnrcs whatever mnn
dares, and DO simply kept right on In the
role cut out Tor him hy the logic OF events.
lie set tSwork 70 study the people. tnclr
natures. customs and needs; he Kept the
opponents. iorulore all hursh measures,
frowned down ias=distinction, called tho
poems MeNicaus, himself adopted Mexican
dress, language aud habits. spent bis own
/ vast resource. 10 founding schools and col.
legcs; be adorned the cities, made public
improvements, caused the waste, to bios
som into gardens. ycs like bis great pr0to.
type. King Arthur, "folied the forest aud
lci Ia the SUM-
lie was q rcformer and organizer a
leader with u royal mission, and be went
! about hi4 task Ia the manifest, hoHrticst
way. but he wa ages In advance Of his
surroundings. A. the very frat breath u
adverse winds the shallnwncss OF hl- sup
port was manifested. Napoleon h'soly dee
serted him. Bazaino holi the dc,tinics II
the empire upon the hayoncts Of his
Iouaves. lie was the real ruler.
IN the second year Of Maximilian's rcign
the civil war la the United States ended,
and Napoleon. At tho instance Of our gov
eminent, recalled naziinc aud his bayo
nets. Bat before this important act took
place BsKainc had mi.lcd Macmillan into
n step that sealed his doom. The French
marshal represented that his arms had dis
persod tho champions Of rcpublicaulsm
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DUUsUA'r go ~ XECUrtpS To ME-
I'D rcird hy tho Third ludlciN District
Court ~ thr Territory ~ Utah, have low Il
unon and shnli rxpnff nt public SAFE, or the
mont dn1r ot Ono ipuutF Cuuft House. Boo One
INV ~ salt taao. uuuty ~ alt iglU arf lcr
rtufv ~ UHl ou fHH lIin day Of December,
itlt. 60 81 n'clnnk nom uf raid day, 900 the
reht. lille. IaUH aud Interest OF caroline
TAYLOR ~ lu and 90 the following fctcrlHi
real rHiaie. situate, lyinE and being IN thg
COUNTY 0f salt lakH, tr ntHry ~ tll, aui
d.frr bed "a f0IunHt mo east " OF TOT 3,
ul0eL IN. riatn, sHt Lake CITY survey, rom
mourins al tto .uhclst CORNER of sNd lot
ruuuiur thrusu wet .l rods. ihoncn north %
rode. thrurr raHI sh rods. thence south u
rods 20 llHrn Of UHHtnulnr
10 heaiId "a. tnr UfIuuItv ~ Caroline IaS.
lor. nt the suit 90 Theodore A. Davis.
naisdat AID Lake Cty, this IN day of Dc.
ecmbcr, lsnl
HyJuHS u. CtMNNCk, ncputy, dlaw m
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coast ~ Vera Cruz To the capital was verl-
table ovation. The royal pair travelled over
the whole route Ia carriages without es-
uort or guard Every village welcomed the
new ruler, every city presented IT. keys
and made festivities lasting many days.
When the royal carriage appeared In the
procession the people could hardly be ro-
strained FROM embarrassing the animals
aud drawing the vehicle with their hands.
At pueblA, on CarlOtta's birthday, there
WINS a grand banquet aud ball, aud whor-
ever Macmillan and Carlotta appeared on
the street their pathway was oarpeied with
flowers. No wonder that the emperor was
moved 10 say In response to the universal
congratulations showered upon him, The
love with which our country grecta us pro.
foundry moves u.s." SAID he; III oil VIII
unite In the sole cnd OF promoting the last
ing greatness and prosperity ofoureountFy,
Providence then will crown our Efforts
Outside The City NJ Mexico the party was
met by the civil and ecclesiastical authori'
ties, and after the solemn mad Imposing
oerenunls. peculiar TO Catholic countries,
the welcoming orator used lhls languages
"W1rls fail me 70 manifest our gratitude,
because you have, IN compassion for orr
misiortunes, abandoned another throne,
riches, country, parents, brothers aud
friends, aud condescended 20 come and
make u, happy mud save u from TIE oy.l'
thnt were causing NJ TO disappear from tn,
catalogue VI nations"
with the.e most ELUSIVE tokens and
ceremonies the welcome progressed from
the yates VI tue city 10 the grand cathedral
10 the aschicpiscopM palace, aud then tc
the national palace On Tue site OF the an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-16

Aubrey had serious objections to
chopping wood There are many boys
like him, suppose, When he was
called upon for tho work he always
found plenty of excuses, aud the family
had learned all thc old ones 50 thor
oughly that no had sometimes to raek
his brains for new supply.
Aubrey mid his mother one day,
"go cut few pieces OF wood. There
are plenty OF largo pieces to cut Your
lamo foot is well and You haven't hnd
touthaohe since last week, You
needn't change your shoes, for you've
got ON old ones. Aud the TX Is be
hind the cellar door saw Il there
five minutes ago.
"Now, MOTHER said Aubrey, In an
injured tone, "havo you looked at thai
AK How do you suppose / eau chi
wood with an ox that has an edg'
like the coast line oil North American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-16

Iurky mn Mining Company. Location
Irno pa Pace of Husiness tafk CITY
Utah Location Of h.uoi snaao Gees
NinlnR lIs'r, Nasa'ch county, uAh.
MONO i4 ~ ithN OWEN, litAr At
n amrsurg q the iinard Ut Trustee ne q
on the 9Ist iut nt october i'pl. Gu assessment
$50. a. OF thter costs CO thHfo wa les ut lu
nc capital aInrk ~ ihH N1uor lion payable
W. hin thirIy diYs 60 no secretary Ht halt isate
CAY, Ulah An hIo'. upon which TVS hsscsf.
mrut va. rrutIn .pHiu On tho lAth dHy ~
emher. 1885,, will be dciluqurni ana adggr
ufrd Tor sale al public .urt o. and Jules y b.
muut ~ matr hefo e., viii 10 sold on thH sith
dHY o. JHnAurY, 80 gt tuom o. 30 touhus
iui on Wuflfing. Tlli take City Utah, 10 pay
&c iuqucnt hfscssmcnis l"gtthor VITA The
Goals u Hdyrftls Va and UKnrustH Ut ale.
". }. BuEfuN, secretary,
sN- Lave CITY, utah
Residence ~ =. second West ~. diAw ia
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4 MEETING uF THE STOCK OtpEHs
~ 81 iheiiushY ilming com.aui hwclY
lin day ofianuary "a. 10 th0 tour ot O'Clock
ptu., ~ tn nliHe Of Waddrli s AIluH, attpI.
irt e. % aud % tIHt, .rst -Huih -ir 10 in halt
lake city. tu stii L7frruuniy. iHh frrrinu.
for tnr purpose ui amending ArIir.u Of tlu
Aulelrtu ct lur4u Of Hnli company by
maLirg me num1effi ahaftn ui capital stock
holder T. puHliy him 10 bornmc un unter or
trustFH M sliI mpHur Ives tHaunNc hurdrt1
thlfos q Captal,ioct az nov required ly sad
articles.
said company Cor tho lsIocrnu ~ lrr. tc"a 90
serve Tor retuHuWr yc1r, vii DO held % me
Above place, on Janullr I'm, ~. 81 O'Clock
nm. MiiASDO PRATT.
and secretary.
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ROYAL husband
delivered over by
Jullaslike perh,ly
be- hutohrued Tor
n Mexican hoi
day, u royal wife
gone hop,sessly
mad Through grief
and anxiety and
chagriu over the
double dealing
aud oownriice o.
poteutatesh holding
their thrones Ivy
divine right o..
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CL0AKS CLOAKS \ CLOAKS n!

10 every purse si75 10 800 each.
100 Ladies Heavy Winter Jackets $50 Only few Of those 500
SlS-lned Jackets left.
Full Fuf-irmmed
Ladies Asakhan and Plush Shoulder Cares $40
Ms Gretchen Coaks 81
We have marked down lines Of ladies'
cost Ladies Plush Goats d Sli2i worth s2l0O Ladies' Plush
Jackets al 5000, $1,000.
For broken
worth from $1,000 TO $1,000
Ladies' Matinee WASTE very style, $3.50.
Tea Gowns and Wrappers at lowest prices In the city,
Tremendous slaughter Ia Dress Trimming 500 qualities at
sOO quaes loo yard $500 qualities $50 yard etc.
center
Ladies' Choice Silk Hose In black be,uful
$500, 500 up 10 $500 pair
These prices approached by Eastern Houses
weather knife into
Jackets; and
HOods, Skirts Miten', etc. Our loss IL gain.
Beautiful Tides loo double
\ lot
Linen saheis Linen Tray Cloths Chenille Covers Dmask Table
sets Napkins, etc. marked down for this sale.
Tho Cbien's
DEPARTMENTS are too numerous to mention
Genie Might r embroidered fron ut 6c Others silk embroidered,
and
Cent? English Flannel Night Gowns s2.75, worth $500
Gents Underwear from zoe 10 $500 suit saving
Gouts Imported Hall HOSE Mt l6c, 21c, and 2bo
Flannel
beautiful
aud Gjc. Come and look AT them.
Mothers buying Overos Suits for their Boys 81 90
to $3.50 on cur selection ranging from sl50 5000.
Blankets Quilts have marked Dows DowNM
California l2S4 White Blankets slOO
California White Crib Blankets at n5c worth sl.a5.
California Gray Blankets sl0 s 81 49, s2j Real bargains
Oxdzsd Handle Saeen UmorrllRs 0io, cheap $3.50.
Aspiial Bargain In Misses Union Suits at si.a5 worth $780,
NEVER FURoET I'VE UNDeRsoLD NEvER!'
II. AUmItIAC 1Ico
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of simpson u. IIuratcr, iecea'cd.
~ dersirnru executor ~ the estate of
Ftuirsnn ~ .ntfahrf. fcrtnfNi, Co the crfdi
tofs oil. aud fll per on ha,inr claims against
the fHtI dercafnd, 70 tNhlhl lltm WIN ~
dfrt puhiicntou 81 this nn..ee. 90 the gaid az
scutdfs, rrte II Dayd u brnlon, A. Big Tot
touwood. IN the county ~ sat LAKE. luh Ter
Dated November lih, lsfl .............
IiilNHErH n, tiutFAKkR,
DAWN u BtiiN uN,
GtuHGE - GARDINER,
Executor and 1rustrtt ~ ih' catalc ni SNIP
con u. iiunihcr. deecAttd ulaW ~
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In Tho Probate Caurt OF Che County ~ salt
iato. Territory of uish.



I'm the matter nf the estate Of Daniel MoAllls-
ter. decc1f.d
>ruTCE Is uLHEbY uiVkN. TiiAr
~ Mar b.. AfrAinsfer and thlnos y. Ml.ttt
ADD tnistfiinfa ~ The eaintc OF NAufrl Ne AIlp.
ter.rfceasri.h Itr rcndefcf Cor settlement and
Med In saii court thflf nnai account q ih,tr
numinutrau y ~ sut rfti. nnl pptiln int
Hnnuf inc persons snutlel ilef in, nni thlt
Iuttrav. me .4ih Jay at H. cmhef. 4, -. 1871
al Id O'Clock No., % ihr iUufI room ~ Hlid
court, In the Corntv our House. SIT lAlc
ity and Courty. utlh TcritfY, haa been duly
appointed by the iudHo ~ sald ruurt, tof lhc
grifirmfnt OF snli account nrl n7nfinF saii 20
ttinn iof distribution, ~ which time atd rlHee
any crson interested in said 90 ate may appear
and show ransc, n q There BE-. WHY SAID &C .
count shrnid not he settled end approved and
final disir button made a. prayed for
Dated December ifd, l,al' ,,,,.
Cicri ~ tho Probate Court
Nv q. y. STANTON, Deputy. did
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF rc,er u. 1homais,u pcconod
AroTICE ~ IInnEuY GivEN ny TIN uN'
dorsiyrrd. uiDi lhoWHtfvn dwiunifA
tor 81 the estate of refer % llumHsscni dc
ceasr,l, % che creators Of nni al ptuuus hhN
ing c|ltns uguinTi tuo aaid dtcHhft1 tn GA
h.It them. with iio necessary yOuehnrs. WITHIN
ten months ulier fhs dfft ruI'irauon % this
notice. to toe rtid uilfthumttHuu, Of SAL I.Htn
cay. In The county of shlt Lakc, uth Tern
tory
iiatod NOV i0th, 81
ofoT TUuNA-gEN.
Atmiulslrai1r 81 the tftaiu ~ fricr %.
ThUmHHHpn. dee fHasd.
Harrow trtFuson aud John n. Cannon, AZ.
torutvs for a Uminis tf4tnr ulHw aW
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A TRAGEDY OF OUR TINE
THE RISE AND FALL OF MAMMALIAN
AND cARLoTTA.

yhsy Turned from Old world nonors to
Give stability aud Peace To Chaotic
neIico-rosndy ia nigh Place. drought
Them 10 CfieL
,Copyriahi. isgi 10y American Press Assooia-
tiun. Book rights tcslfycd1
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EIzToRY osruE uAsSocK STAKE

The History Of tho Hammock Stake,
compiled by Andrew lenson, and lato.
ly publlsh.l In the DESERT WEEKLY,
has now been Issued ia pamphlet form,
aud can now b. hnd at the DFsEnrr
NEws office at % cents por cory. d&s
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7 .AUERBA0H&BR
catchyAds. may Decejpe the Fem
The Lowest Prices and Best Goods attract the many \!
Our constantly crowded Store proves II.
ThIs Weeks Baaans In slNs ElYSsYss. DEW CompetiO

Special Black silks, 55
Sl.O 81 80 si.6i.
Genemu, buy Christmas Presents and save
2tinch Pure Silk Black price s00
China $780,
Gnun Chine shades O5c regular price
SLID.
bargains price, Justify
remark that SILK Dress have stock, tho
richest In the have visited Rome and
the Pope.
Among many bargains
finest Bedford Cords In this city nj Sl.Ob.
All Novelty French Embroidered ltObes at
5c in net imported Black seges 57Ac G2ic 7gc o2c and
STA. Cheap at third higher prices
52iuCh Lnde Cloth &c.,. reduced from 1Oc.
5linch wall Ladies' Cloth, from
b2iucl Cloth, regular sl.05.
$780,
English Patterns black 500
$50, worth s. 20 and
OUR FLANNEL AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS
Are offering pieces nksbewh
Flannels, at zoe.
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lYr Mo. No, No.
DqRy, 5000 $500 500 sl.0J
Seni, Weekly, 800 LID LOO 40
DcsaeilPcskiy, $50 l.O
Address all Communications to
THE DEsERET NEWS CO.,
Salt Lake civ, Utah
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-27
Domestic nsinrkets

NEW YORK Feb. 20, 1891 The Flour market
-receipts 15,207 packages :exports 1858 bhls and
bbls
Flour quotations low extras 8 45@4 90; city
mills extra at 00@5 % city mills patents ~
fair to fancy at i0Ca6 Of patents at 5O96 90
Minnesota clear 1896 So straights do at BOG
s IS do patents 4 65@5 65 do rye mixtures
3 40 Southern -four duh and steady; common 70
fair extra at 45n4 90; good to choice do at 90
@5 30. Rye Flour frmer with good demand; Su.
perhne at 25@4 65. Buckwheat Flour at z bog
2e0. CnrnmeaI quiet and stronger; Yellow ives
tern 8593 80; Branwne 3 30. Wheat-re-
e5s 1890 bush exports i esp' cosnG
afoat,1 l19l 1881 o b; No 3 Red o5@l o514;
seadg S Snd at l 5c Western at 70
@S4c. Barley is quiet ana We AN Oorn-rscelpls
$4,000 bush exports 81 9oU a. s sIss as9oo
8e1Ic. Cats receipts 81, 900 bush; exports 7l2
bush $1,000 3s54 do Wbts sn AZ f 5
54hc, No 3 at 6ss4 @56c: White do 55655Ac;
No at bsc; do white 57c: Mixed Western at
OF SRSSsansc: No Chicago b8c. CoffeewRo
steady ana quiet; fair cargoes at 1917 @19A G.
sngar-raw new higher, but quiet: refined ac-
i've R a9d t hT lSM White Extra at disS
SIC yellow at 5 3-16a6 e-l6: of A at SIS acc:
Mould at oiS su osf ana eru sS qentec
nowSaped at 6ssc: granHlated at 63sc: Cubes al
4 a-Ise. Petroleum steady and quiet: Eunited
76ssc Pork steady and quiet Beef quiet and
cuinf. beef hams firm and moderately active.
fierced beef dull and steady; cut meats quiet
and Unchanged; middles quiet and weak. lard is
eny W We oae % refined H..
crm 20 CSC, Western dairy At Is a22c; do crm
fair demand State 9911c fancy 10s4 ailc.
Frei . hts to Liverpool quiet ;grain " steam ID
CHICAGO Feb. 26 1s2 Wh The Flour market is
Snrins ar 9ssI G94c; No Red 96098Tsc. ,,orn
bphars. No . an b3Tsc. Oats higher; No 3 AZ AZ
II : c. Rye higher-NSso 2 at ss@g7e. Barley
No at s0c sSs ess nr Fork dun 60
shoulders at 5 sO@S "a; short clear sides sOa
4 90. 900 ,,,s
corn al 600 bush No oa bss sHOooo bush; rye 5000
Standardization 5000 bbls wheat Oh ooo
bnsh corn II 600 bush, oats 1876 900 busb Tive
5000 bush barley $4,000 bush.
sTLoUIs. Feb. 20 1891 The Flour market
cbn:e AZ 45Gs 60: fancy 25a4 20 A1 psas S9
4 ToG4eO Wheat higher; No 3 RED nj t a1It -
97IIc. Corn closed weak; No 2 at b31SG5sM -
oats firm and higher; NO stsaS sS 47@47Ac Rye
visions aiIiet and firm; Pork at 7fGio 90. IarS
AZ K 40a5 as. Dry salted meats higher sh h%,I
ders al rs; longs and ribs at 15a5 90. sbo, :
clear soa4 So Bacon acc nnnsn.oIlders so: LONGS
bush corn Sc 600 bush oats 20 600 bn SoV ivy
o.Ooo bush: barley. 1000 bush. iSo
bns: corn. 20 600 bush oats IA ooo bnsb oV yvo
5000 bush; barley LOCO push.
DETROIT Feb. 20, 1891 Wheat-No1 wb,ta
at 98Llc: No Red 1 90. Corn-No , a. 6 Wnite
Oats-No 2 at 5OciNo White Gle. - ~
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-27
session Produce Market.

BOSTON Feb. 26 891 The following are TO
days quotations of Provisions, &C.:
Pork Long Gus Is 90 IS so; short cuts Is 90
013 80 backs at Is 25@13 rs; lean ends IS 90
113 so; pork tongues IL 90; mess pork IL rs;
prime mess 13 70; extra prime IL rs.
Hams 91ac; small at 1O1a pressed hams 10H
Lard Choice at ga a61ac y fb in ties and tubs;
10Th pals in cs GAO
Hogs-Choice city dressed &c p ID; country do
5hc.
Butter-Western ex creamery at 26@28c; fancy
higher frsts and extra frsts 22@25c extra imita-
ton crm 22@23c; others - q &C; actory choice
2Sc extra trsts &c; New York and vt dairy
good to choice at l5o 24c; Eastern crm good
to choice at 24@26c. The above quotations
are receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots.
Cheese-N0rthern choice 10A allie; Western
choice 9s4 @10c lower grades as to quality. Sage
11ts@12c. Jobbing prices 1ac higher
Eggs-Eastern extras 17@l719c; fancy nearby
stock higher: irsts 1e@l61s G extra Vermont and
New Hamp at 17@17 nc: Western irsts at lie
higher.
Poultry-Northern and Eastern spring chick
ems at / 5 alec; fair to good 1O@14c; Western dry
packed turkeys choice 15@16c; chickens at IL
i4c; fowls 1d9i21sc; Northern fowls, choice
fresh killed 12G0l Be ducks at l2G14c.
Beans. Choice small New York hand-picked at
2 35@2 40 y bush choice New York marrow
hand-plcked pkd 2502 So choice screened pea
1902 90: choice Yellow Eyes at 3 90. Jobbing
prices loo higher.
Hay Choice prime hay at S14 00GS15 90: fair
TO good Sill 009sl3 90: Eastern line S11@s12;
Rye straw. choice. SIT Ia Is 90 ;0at straw 81 %.
r tatoes we quote choice HoultOn Rose 05@
J 10 per bush; do HebrOnS at 81 O6; ARGOS took
Rose AT C6@l 10; do Hebrons 81 GOAL o..
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-27

up. sHATTUCK respectfully solieits the At
town ~ Deering in his behalf with reference to an
Abatement, or partial abatement, OF his tax for the
wear 1880. the reason he urges for the same be-
Ing total destruction OF properly 70 tne amount
81. ,,a g. n sa,,as =, ,,oo..
pprovements . from which he has received no ben
eats' directly or indirectly. And as he has cheer
fnlly paid The demands on him, ne respectfully
soiicts the votes of the citizens for an abatement
~ his tax for the year 1890. j. L. SHATTUCK,
East Deering, Feb. 10, 1881. feb2Sdlw. /
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Money Easy-stocks Strong with st.
Paul the Leading Feature.
sterling Exchange Steady Railroad
Bonds Quiet and Firm,
Quotations of Staple Products In New
York, Chicago and St. Louis.
Stocks and Bonds.

AT new York money is easy, ranging from ga
c 4 per cent. last loan 8, closing at 21s Prime
mercantile 5@61s per cent. Sterling Exchange
quiet ana steady for bankers bills, with actual
business at SO for 60day bills and SO for de-
mand; posted rates 1904 80. CommerciaI
bllls S41a94 81. Government bonds are dun
and firm. Railroad bonds quiet and generally firm.
The stock market after IL O'Clock bee anne strong
st Paul was the leading feature and every hing
shared in showed Improvement. Burlington and
Atch recovered the loss of the previous hour. and
st Paul moved up rs. Other stocks in the reeu.
lar list smaller fractions. Susq & Western pfd
rose ia and Sugar Ia. The activity died AWAY
after O.: lock and The general list became duh as
usual with no features or movement, the market
prices Of the day.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated So. 100 shares
The Portland daily press., 1891-02-27
Memoranda.

Bardue Semi Hale, Guptill, at Boston from
Buenos Ayres, reports the passage uneventful
until the lat OF Bermuda was reached, when
succession of heavy gales was encountered. Feb
17th during heavy gale, a fearful sea swept
over the cabin and washed everything movable
from the deck. On the afternoon of the same
day terrific squall struck the vessel, throwing
her down on beam ends, the sea coming to the
cabin windows, bursting in every light OF glass
and flooding the cabin with water. After the ves-
sci righted the pumps were sounded and 10 inches
water found in hold and leaking at tie rae of 1450
strokes per hour. 1t was seven days from the
time the vessel sprung aleak before she reached
stantly at the pumps and were completely ca
hausted. The vessel was locked at Fast Boston
for the purpose of checking the leak.
Barque Kennard, Bettencourt, from Boston for
Fayal. was totally wrecked near the latter port
Feb 10th. Passengers and crew saved. The
East Machias in 1877, overhauled in 1890, and
hailed from Boston. She was valued at SI5,0 900
and was insured, together with cargo.