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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
NAV pI-RNED TO DEATH.

,,,ohaa, Farrell a wc,l-known character about the
crocrvil.e district OF Jersey City was Durnen u
death in a stable owned by a grocer William NC.
Lain King in Hoad!oy-ave.. yesterday fa'iei i'
no homo and had the privilege of sleeping ~ w
horn for which he assisted in taking care o. nins
horses Onicer McC;rath found the place on IRE al
a. M and awokc Farrell The iiIe Wa ,t bave
hy some burning hay and Farrell said II must nnNe
c cS from spark from his pipe lie ana NC
Grath put out the fire and then farIel VIZ" b er
Sroke on; again and the building was burned fsf
re was found just inside the door anu wcre "1 burned
eDd y o1antlty of hay and feed. The loss is Sl5V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Absolute divorce was granted yesterday in the
Supreme Court to jeremiah Brown from Mrs.
Emma Brown whom he married in ls&
Another complaint of the way in which Police
Justice Watson performs his official duties was
made to the Mayor yesterday, and viii be investi-
gated.
Frederick Kronck, who indicted for murder
In killing his wife. Wilhelmina. April l. 1899. was
convicted Of mansaughter in the second degree yes
terday as the shooting shown to be accidental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
4 FYREuAy FATALLY HTRT.

Newport Penn. March 22-This morning a train
going west over the Newport and Sherman's Valley
Railroad ran into an open switch at Sylvan Station
wrecking the engine. John II. Gable the engineer
and James Stair. fireman. both jumped before the
engine left the track. Gable escaped injuries. but
Stair received fractured skull and other injuries
from which he died shortly after being brought 10
his home in Newport. None OF the other trainmen
or the passengers were hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
7 T. AUBREY MISSING FOR TWO WEEhS

John T. Aubery. OF NO. elo DeNaioaVe'
-. haan r,,ssnp from his home since March
G He left his home that day, with N'"o
in his pocket. telling his wife that he intended
10 visit Jersey City and complete the purchase OF
store He had been out of business for some tme
and desired To re-enter it. He showed MS wire
The money. and said he would retur:, in a few
hours When he failed to reappear his VIE sent
for his brother Albert c. Aubrey New fork law
yer. who has searched for his brother without sue
cess He has failed find any trace OF tEe store
he spoke of in Jersey City. The habits Of the
missing so regular that his friends be. be
Ueye he has met with foul play. He is hfty-tWo
wears old Of medium height and weighs LOU
pounds He has dark hair. dark complexion, a
black mustache and hazel eyes. Albert c.. Aubery
is a member of the Brooklyn Board OF Education
A general alarm sent out by the police Tor the
missing yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

messenger The florist promptly said seven uoI-
lars please" without winking and the youiis r,;
promptly paying the price without thinking Jauii'iy
strobe away merry whistng sweet ' lot,s go,
Then the florist 6guratively kicked hlinseI mar
Ali around the store because he had not haisu
higher figure which doubtless would nave Dee"
cheerfuly paid with equal alacrity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Kcorsarge cour, martial. Brooklyn Navy Yard
Revival meetings.
central Park Baptist Church meeting p m
METROPOLITAN Association Of Cycling Clubs coiu''''
$50 p. m. ,., ~
XVIIIth Assembly District Republican organization w.
34l Vest Forty-sey cntll-st, p m
Police Board meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLiN.
HE CHEATED THE MoNTAUK CLUB.

HE CHEATED THE MONTAUK CLUB
ACCOUNTS or THE BookkEEPEh' ~ =
uorGuTON FOUND TO Re SHORT
PROSECUTION NOT LIKELY
The accounts Of Nicholas T. Houghtoh' ooo"-
keener of the Montauk Cub for the last hVe vi
elk wears have been found to be snort 10 inc
q mount of about 1880 and Houghton mas iei' 'ne
city without making any SATISFACTORY eAp'"'''' 'V"
tIis method was t. retain checks drawn by the
..,,rar ~ tho club for creditors. and take the
amount of money from the club funds 6eiorg
making deposits. that the cash paiancde iarge
I,.rect hIt the creditors were unpaid. a ldise
number Of the checks have been iound val re veil r
csi,,ad salary of 200 a year, ana was WI,
Mod in the club Ii is not likely that any steps VII,
be taken prosecute him. but the of tbt cub
Touphton had been i'll for some time before ne
went away on Saturday last report OF rhe
evnert accountants in regard TO his DOCKS VIII
probably be ready tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

LUXURY FOR TOURISTS.
Dr LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder in metal boxes. with
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable - cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
Announcements

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice
10 the powder In the world FOR preserving the
teeth. Refreshing and delicious. - cents jar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGEN CE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise rs Gl5 Moon rises s4' Moons nge 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sandv Hook 900 Gov Island 922 He'll Gate II -
PM-Sandy Hook y:2 Gov Island 9:i4 Hell Gate Il'"'
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HENRY A. DANIELS,


Diseases OF the Nervous system GenitoUrnary Organ
Impotency and Ster,y. Hours. to l. to g.
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f & w Waubunk. T.. & w.
new collar.
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| TUESDAY. MARCH -.
Aer G. LLOYD. Bremen ............1f"a m nf' ~
Algonquin clyde Jacksonville. ........ Jo y ~
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OFFS
AHA ad,cr Used.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

,-.o, rt,o rr Malls ciote Vesssl soils
| CO.. ,,,i, t.'t.o,,nie ..... ........ 800 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

Steamers State Of Nebraska OBJ. Glasgow Dldain
U,ucL, Roterdom: Antilla HIrl Nassau y r. lt"dn,hr
norfolk and Newport News; Argonau obi, Mon,sso o1,
W,Ion1 ";er, Gibraltar and Naples Greece uirJ. Lon
, 1894-01-13
Harmon Hill. Beeston Iirl. AllershyiIe.

Hermon Hill, Beeston Iiill, Aldershvile,
Richmond. Orange Grove. S.. Croj& AreSthus,
Golden Rock, 1t. Princess, La Or. PunceSse.
Bellevue, Rattan, Morning Star, ait. tEAIer,
st. Johns og Judith's Fancy
TIRSDAGEN den lode Januar q. A. nj. 2
Efterm ddag Friedensfeld Skolehus for:
Rust MP Twist or La Yall6e, 8elvelere, Cane
Bay, N'rth Slar, Prosperity, GncordIl o.
Salt River. Mays Faa v. Ats Pheasant OF
Solitude, Mon Bijou. Giy4n, W 1i4or l. b2non
Hill II. lit. Pleasara, Canaan OF Betsy's
Jewell, Bonnie EeYeralce OK hermitage.
ONSDAGEN den Lille Jsnuar a. A. Kl 9
'Forniddag pu Pohtikimmeret j Chris-
tiansted fdY
nyen Christiansted med Fo5stecer.
ONSDAGEN den Tide Janoor d. 4. kl. Il
Middag / Peters Rest SEolehgs for:
Bugbyhoje, Catmino,s Rest. ,Ggauard og
Diamond. Cane Garden, Anna's Hope Grange,
Work Il Rest, Humbug og Retreat, Peters
Rest, Sion Farm, Constitution HILL Bulows-
minde, Sion Hill, Castle Coakley og Diamond
& Ruby.
ONSDAGEN den Tide Januar Il. a III. 2.
Eftermiddag paa Kings Hill PolitistatJon
Jerusalem & Hope, Strawberry Hill, slob,
La Refine, Barren Spot, Blessing. Clifton Hill,
Spanish Town, Profit, .Anguilla.& Annaberg.
Bethlehem (olf and new Works).' Kings Hill
OK Fredensborg.
7Christiansteds Politikammor den SIDE
Januar 1894.
MAAEN.
, 1894-01-13
acknowledgements

= HENHOLD til Anordning at 2den Februar
1877 ON Indpodiiing af Kokepper bekjendt-
giores herved, at o%ffentlig Vaccination wi
biive 'afholdt i Christjansteds jurisdiction af
Landphysicus til eftern@vnte Tiiler og
Steder !,
1IRsDAGEN' den lode Januard. A. Kl. 8
Formiddag paa Politikammeret Chris
tiansted for
Byen Christiansted II ed Forstaeder begge Qs-
teLde Qvarterer, Cnntentment. Contentment
Land, Freidenthal, FriedensthalL Land, Long
ford, Recovery Hill, PEERS Farm og Rich
mond Land.
TRsDAGEN den lode Janfuar d. a, x. IL
Middagi La CIR. Pincesse SkoTehus for {:
, 1894-01-13
Publication.

IN accordance with the Ordinance Of End
February 1877 concerning vaccination it is
hereby made known that public vaccination
will be performed by the Kings Physician at
the aftermer toned times and places
TUESDAY January 10th a. c. at 8 o'clock
a. N. at Chrisliansted's Police Office
for:
The town ofsChristiansted with suburbs both
East ud'Quarters. Contentmenty" ontentment
Laa, Friedensthai, Eriedensthal Lane long
ford, Recovery Hill Peters Farm and Rich
m6nd Land.
TUESDAY January 10th a. c. at u o'clock
noon in La sr. 'Princbsse Sohoolhouse for;
Helmon Hill, 'Beeston Hill, AldershVlle,
Riohmohd,' Oyan &c Grove. Jail House, Golden
Rock, Little Princess, La Or. Princesse,
bellevue, Rattan, Morning Star, ut. Pollior,
st. Johns and Judith's Fancy.
TUESDAY January 10th a. c. at o'clock
p tH. in Frihepsfsidt School Houses
Bust up Twist, La Vall6e, Belvedere, Caae
Bay, North Star, Prosperity, Conoordia Qnd
Salt River, Mays Fagcy, Mt. Pleasant and
Solitude, Mon Bijou, Windsor, Giynn, Leb-
anon Hill, Little Mt. Pleasant, Caiaan and
Betsy's Jewel, Bonnie EsperaRee and Her
mitage.
. WEDNESDAY January 18th a. C at 9
O'CLOCK a. 10. az ChrlstianSIeus Ioi!ce
Office fol-
The town of ChristiAapted with Suburbs,
WEDNESDAY. Janqay 18th a. c. at 12
o'clock noon in Peters Rest School
House, for
Buggy Hole, Cathrine's Rest. Granard and
Diamond, Cane Garden, Anna's Hope, Grange.
Work & Rest, Humbug and Retreat, Peters
Rest, Sion Farm, Constitution Hal, ,Bulows:
minde, Sion Hill. Castle Coakley and Dia-
WEDNESDAY january, 18th a. c, al 2
o'clock p. m. at Kings Hill Police Sta
ton for: 2.t
Jerusalem and Hope, strawberry Hill3Slob
La Refine, Barren Spot, Blessing, Clifton
Hill, Spanish Town, Profit, Angaala and
Aunaberg, Beihle hem. (oId and new works.
Kings Hill and Fredensborg... ).
Christiansted's' Police OHIO, s.. .C'oix,
the 9th January 1894.
MAXEN.
, 1894-01-13
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in advance.
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sciJtt. han ts clUt maker music 90 rt't1on o"'i 90 "
sloe ct H. uI,.
J1E /, AI,Ni. executed AZ tins OAoe witu "ost's4s
ON% EA'"N ut uea4ittL
, 1894-01-13

s@ FTER .Beg@ring af Kongens
CD Foged afyses berved de over
den Johannes Williams tilh6rende
Eiendom No. GA Dronningensgade /
Christiansted berammede Auktioner.
Christionstedq Auktionskontor, st. Qroiz,
den 4de Januar 1894.
MAVEN.
, 1894-01-13

= FTER Bessjaaring ,af :Kongepi
Foged afyses herYed de over'
den MARY DAVID tilhofeade Par.
eel af Friedenstha! besammede AUX.
toner.
Cl ristiansteds Auktionskontor, st. Croix
dan ode Januar 1894.
5. MAXEN. :.
, 1894-01-13

ggA FTER Begating af Kon gems
60 Foged ahyses herved de over
den Maria and Martin lutte tilh0r-
ende Eiendom No. o A. Fi~skereade
i Christiansted beIdmmede AUX
toner,
Christiansteds Anktionskontor, st. Croix,
den 3Ute December 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1894-01-13

Translation. =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
run" OF THE WHlTEFISH.
Fishermen at Madison Reaping a
Big Harvest Between Sunset
and Dawn.

Madison. Wis. Nov 27.-Thc whitCfsh
are running. To the ordinary individual,
who is not intimately acquainted with the
peculiar:tieS of the fish tribe. this does
not mean much. Even to the fisherman
for sport only, who holds that the
only legitimate method of taking the
gumcy denizens of the inland waters j.
through the medium of the rod and line,
the announcement has little meaning.
liut to the genuine fisherman, who IN adj
dit!on 10 the sport TO y derived has the
'almi-hty dollar in view, the WhtetSh Is
the most seductive of all the dgulZruS ut
the inland waters of " .ScunSlu. For IN
their capture there is hath sport and
profit. 70 enjoy this double benefit it j.
necessary To stay out all night and do
your Sleeping, if YOU do any, while the
sun IS shining.
Among its other peculiaritieS the white
fish enjoys the distinction OF being the
only one of the tIuny tribe which does
business only between sunset and dawn.
There are only a few days IN which the
whiteish can be taken. II Is strictly a
cold water fish. The black bass and other
&dmy members of the huny tribe spawn
at the season when the waters of the
lakes begin to grow warm The opposite
of this rule applies in the case OF the
WuitehSh During the months of spring,
summer and early fall it remains securely
hidden III the deepest waters of the lake.
and not till ice begins To form about the
edges does the instinct of maternity mani
Il itself i'll the female portion Of the
tr he Then she makes for shallow water,
whore she deposits her eggs The male
follows her closely, ana deposits upon the
thousand or more CgG$ of his mate Il
milky substance. which alone ensures
their propagation. This constitutes the
''r1iu'' pf the fish and II * The only sen
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
of some kind. The tooth was sue.

thetic of some kind. The tooth was sue
ce>>iuily extracted, but since the opera
ton Mr.. Buen has been in the hands of
a physician and III a dangerous condition
a result of his experiments.
One of the worst sufferers from hog
cholera in La Crosse county is William Sa-
gear. farmer residing one mile west of
LytueS on Black river. The disease broke
ont at his pace about two weeks ago, and
since that time thirty-three hogs have
died. six more are infected and will prob
ably die and the eight remaining of the
whole herd will probably 20 the same way
OF the others. Mr. Sagear estimates his
loss nj $500.
A romance with quite a sad ending
has just come to light at Eau Claire.
Many years ago Mr. and Mrs. John Kim
bail lived in an Eastern city. Mrs. KIM
ball l. now over 81 wears Of age and Is
very cutreblrd-almust childish. She
adopted son over thirty years ago and
taI> boy grew UP with her until he was
IL years OF age. le did not. however
get on very well with Mr.. kimbal and
ABOUT tWcnty-S"yeu y.arS ago he ran
away from home. Nothing was ever
heard from him and the kImballs event
ualIy removed to Eau Claire. The run
away lad Is now 4 prosperous Nebraska
contractor. and reached Eau Claire IA
few days ago. In roundabout way
from friends in tn, East. he had learned
Of his foSt,rmotherS liueSS and he has
tened to her. lia found his adopted moth
er in very weak condition and has not
yet been abb to dIyul-e his identity to
her. The stranger is known as j. \. Day
ana he Is - Years Of a-e.
Mrs. AibIna PeIlerdi, the al nged wom-
an counterfeiter held ut Sup, nor in de-
fault of $4,000 bail. has been removed
from the county jail To the st. Francis
hospital. She does not stand confinement
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01

lone, friond E-ra, Eroorfo To,r.l,,. -;
rolS If tha StaI, inst?t,to flI ftr'.Nrm, pti
yemen iII
arn Dr S,.b',a,,;,,,, ,'i 're "e'NS
ll" e''.i.Et Was 'aiied To
attack Of nenraIfa Snrn tba+ Io' d t serious %
mas mas nGen almost continually under the
care 81 physicians. Although it is feared
mat the effect Of his Wife's death upon
ihe fFlnce wall be serious il is SatiSfac-
tory to add that the great chancellor has
been IN better health lately and that he
mas been able TO resume his daily drives.
Inc PrnceSS Won Bismarck was a Frau
ZEN Won futtkamcr. She was born in
lN-t' was the only daughter of a wealthy
gentleman IN ReInte'd, in Pnmorania. and
Wheh 'hg future chancellor began TO court
n ~ was l'a4lh@ the sIte OF country gen
IrihaI on thtt portion OF the ancestral cS-
taic ~ mai ne hld inherited from his father
ne frauIen mother was in favor Of the
young coupe. although her husband was
not. but th" trau talked him over into Civ
illG ms consent to the union. They We're
tlL''I'itd ~ ~ ne trnceSS has borne
" yE,,ir. sun 10 'He cHlhct.i"f- Herbert and
F." "L,I!'iI'.
;, t'' Id> v :i'; VINO was years Younger
man h.il~'.l. Hl>maTrk has ever felt the
tL.'n,N, an'1l!9h. re addressed her IN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
BATTLE WITH BANDITS.
"A sempted Express Robbery In
Texas Leads to Bloody and
Fatal Fight.

l Reno. l. r. Noy 2T-Twcnty-
-.ai dollars wa, expressed from
k Sis City to George Isaac. wealthy
ha~IW c3ttIemn at Canadian. Tex.
n2 mt that point Saturday evening
When th" train pulled into Cana
aton gang "f bandits held up
#a Nr.rss car, opening q fusiade on the
Sheriff McC'cc Of that county was called
Hld took Il hand at the shooting
.g tn.tln- the express cempauy's prop
X was Shot by the robbers being lit
orally shot 10 pieces, and several others
fatally wounded in the engagement,
u.- them being some other robbers
we're carried away by their pals
. chased the gang into the Wichita
tasarsiu> aud the Butte lands Of the
N . country. where a battle occurred
say evening Several of the partici-
are reported killed.
I.. members or the gang are well
HHG in the southwestern reservation
i large force Of utIicers are ont from
points looking for the bandits
i~ stated that 4 combination has been
F. whereby money is tn hc ShipI a. into
territory where I'll" express companies
to Is dcspplicl The shippers VIII
present their claims to the express
nauics for settlement. A number Of
hg cattemeu of the Chicka~aw In
nation are said a. he impIirared
i. Antelope hills and the almost mac
..a Wichita mountains are the pres
hiding places of the gang aul Il fight
probable ut any time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
MANY CHANGES WANTED.
Postmaster General Eis-eH submits HIS
Annual Report.

Washington. d. c.. Nov 2G.-Postmas
ter-Gcnt al W. :. Bisscl has submitted
to the President his annual report for
the year ended June 30, 1891 Io briefly
outlines the policy of the department III
the following: In general, | would rec.
ommcnd that the first and most irnppr-
taut thing to be done is To rcvi~" the law
as to sccGnd-ciass matter So aS To place
the postoiiirc department Immediately
upon a sclf-sustaiuiug basis. avoid cX-
per sivc experiments ike the postal trI"-
graph. rural free delivery. etc. develop
the postal service on existing lines of
administration; extend free delivery in
cities that NV enjoy it. and accord it to
towns already entitled to it under th"
law; quicken railroad transportation. re
wise and rcnla>siiy organization V rail
way mail service and reclaS~lfy clerks iu
po>toihccS. provide for district sur"rviS-
lon Of all r.o-tal Affairs by appointment
Of expert postal officials from classified
service as rcconAeAdcd in my last annual
rfrrtrf -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
TO MEET SEELY'S DEFALCATIoN.
Shoe and Leather Bank Makes a 25 Per
Cent. Assessment.

New York. Nov. 27.-The attention of
VIrg-Prrsdent Pya>e and Director Stout
of the Shoe ana Leather bank was called
today to statement said 10 have been
made bv Bank Examiner Kimba,l that he
had found $7o.0pO Of bad loans in addition
to the See,y dcfalcation. This Mr.. Pease
vigorously denied and he was positive that
Mr. KimbaIl had never made such state
mrnt Mr.. PeaSe and Cashier Van Week
admitted that in his examination of the
banks securities and col.atcrals. Examiner
I[mbal had thrown cat some securities
because of temporary depreciation, but
this said Mr.. Van NIycl was The only war,
rant for statement such as had been al
ludod to.
The directors held regular meeung at
1890 a. m today. At lis conclusion Di-
rector Beach sanctioned the announcement
that the assessment a=1nNt capital stock
TO make good Book-kcepcr Sceiy's defalva-
ton would be - per cent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
TROI BILE IT Blu EFIELDS.
-,,I Refuses to Recognize the
Government of Mica
ragua.

n..,,n, Nov. - Adviccs from Mana
.lsrlfe a grave situation in the Mos
reservation The British minister
..r.r#ticd Nicaragua that Great Britain
s. Il. recognize the Nicaraguan gov
INIT II B.ueiiedS After an exchange
,..vs Minister GuSling of Great Brit
,r.-raphcd u Port Limon for Brit
iii Et.gr-hip To- come Ill once to BlueticidS
4 r.n1rfed that the Nicaraguan canal
-5.r- 4 no the bottom of the matter ana
Serious trouble is feared.
Washington y. e., \oy. Pit is diff
a to confirm here officially the report
pHsa comes from Panama Of fresh trou-
l.a. RuaHed~. Dr GuZman, the Mica
r.r.an minister was automatically silent
,,..H tae ~uljrct WIS mentioned, and The
.-.-t. department. officials assume an air of
r.~arg0 IaIt they We're informed on
,# subject, however cannot be doubted.
g.# m strongest confirmation of the ac-
rra.y ct the report is found in the fact
.. -.e nitej States steamer Cu!umbia
a.H# has Haou at Kingston. jamaica
a> -na. directly to BIucticldS and will
#..at5 ~~ reach that place as soon at least
British WarShp from Port Limon.
C li.a. Il the facts are rs represent
Il .t the situation i one of great gray
Fiji Iaa mention of the NIcaraguan canal
ag real cause of the British action
.n alrm the suspicious that have
ueeu cherished here thai Great Brit
Iy cares nothing for the MoSquito
a-tIr~ but Is disposed To insist upon
BY Hu.ee.aTair over the reservation in
base Calm Of jurisdiction over
rau ol the Old reservation which
n.s aale rantendcd extended rs far south
Eastern mouth Of the NiCaraguan
>a4d This claim be maintained. if
0t course pbaTYfp IN pr.,-gnt Tho