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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

a watery fluid, and the burn
ing and itching would drive her nea IL
wild. Unless We incased he little
hands she would tear patches Of skin
from her face and hands. We tried
many doctors and many remedies and
at last gave the case up as hopeless.
But our daughter Cora tried Hoods
Sarsaparilla, to cure a serOfulous lump
near the left breast which caused her
much pain and after taking bottles it
disappeared. Blanche, who is now
eleven, had spent seven years of suffer
ing, so 1 concluded to give her Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She took 8 bottles and her
face is smooth and soft as baby's, the
color Of a rose petal. Her hands are
soft and white. where four months
ago they were blue and red and
calloused nearly like leather. can
not express my gratitude by pen OF
mouth. II seems a miracle and our
friends are surprised" MRS. ANNA
L. CLARK, 401 f, 4tb St.. Duluth, MINI.
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WILKES Is THE CHAMPION.
COfieId Couldn't Eat Eggs Along With
Even a Good Amateur.

Tweed, Ca, March 8.-Last week two
young men named Will Cofeld and Char
lie Wilkes made a wager as to who could
eat the greater number Of eggs. The pre-
liminaries were duly arranged, and Fri
day morning was the day appointed for
the trial. Bright and early both contest
ants, accompanied by their friends, gath
cred at the residence Of Mrs John
Branch. Upon their arrival each
Of them purchased from Mrs.
Branch two and a half dozen eggs. A lady
cooked the eggs i'm evErE conceivable
fashion, and placed them carefully in
plates on the table. At a given signal
both went to the battle as if their lives
depended on it, Now and then the meat
of the eggs would prOtrude from their
mouths, occasioning laughter and shouts
of: GO down after them Wilkes" 'Hur-
rah for COfieldi" Hes out of sight ain
hep Hit them heavy again, boys" The
time-keeper stood with a stop-watch
ready to give the time as accurate as
possible.
Wilkes seemed to be leading while his
opponent was taking il by degrees. Co
field failed to swallow another mouthful
after making away with only a dozen.
Wilkes devoured with an evident relish
thirty-tour eggs, besides several pOnes of
corn bread, i'm the incredible short space
of ten minutes and five seconds. He was
declared the winner amid the shouts of the
spectators. I'm finish the balance if you
want me to-" said Wilkes to Coheld, as
they left the yard, but the latter told him
to wait till some other occasion. Wilkes
has standing challenge with anybody.
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BIDS FOR FURNISHING LEAD.

Office Board OF Water Commissllon,e,r.55
Savannah, Ga. March T. 1s96;-Bld5 W.
o'clock p. m, for furnishing the wat9ii
works department. with ffteeE t10 I.uIas "a
Q5,0OO pounds of Pure Pig Lead delive1egG
81 City Excharge mot later tl2e c, MA ."
20. H NJ. LOTION, SUPP
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

There's a pleasant spot in
the memory of many a Sa-
vannah youngster. They
won't soon forget the good
treatment they received at
our hands last fall and win
ter.
Then it was a pocketbook
and five nickels with each
boys suit.
Now it's the same sort of
gift with each spring suit.
The suits range all the
way from S1.5O to $500.
The offer is good until
May l, then it's shut off,
short as pie crust.
This is the last week in which you men
folks can have your measure taken for
your spring suit to order at the price OF the
ready-to-wear.
E1T NI OTHJNN M
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an Accident Costs a Food.

Jesup, Ga. March S.-J. NJ. Milikin of
Everett City, while trying to board a
southern train at that place yesterday,
while the train was in motion, missed his
hold and his left foot slipped and went
under the wheels He was brought to
Jesup last night on the 10 o'clock train,
and Drs. Youmans and Drawdy ampu-
tated the foot. Mr. Milikin is now doing
well. He was until recently express agent
at Everett city and is a son Of Joe Mill
kin of this place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09

in awhile gives US a vacation among the
doXologies 10 come down and see the dear
Old land which pray may always be the
lamb OF the text. mild and peaceful, inOf-
fenslve, but in case foreign nations as
sail II, having two horns Of army and
navy strong enough 10 hook them back
and hook them down. and a voice louder
than a dragon, yea. louder than ten thou
sand thunders, saying 10 the pillows Of
Asiatic superstition and European arrO-
gance, Thus far shalt thou 90, and no
farther. and here shall thy proud waves
be- staEadrs
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FUNERALINVTTATIONs.

-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~ ~~~O~~--~-~O~~~-~~-~-~
ALLEN.-The friends and acquaint-
ances of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Allen
and family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. George F. Al
len, from her late residence. corner Dray-
ton and Third street, this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock.
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THE REMINGTON NO. 6.

THE REMINGTON NO. 6.
The standard typewriter Of the world.
Before buying a typewriter we would be
pleased to show you the new No. s.
DEARING & HULL,
Sole Dealers, s Drayton street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~.~~~-~0
zoo SOAP:
have some soap ia be glad to
have You know better. 1t floats.
is pure, made from cotton seed oil
and is only cents.
ROWLINsKI, PHARMACIST,
BrOughtOn and DraytOn Streets,
Telephone 465.
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DEATHS.

~~~~~---~-~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~ -~~~---~-~-~~~---~~--
MARIN.-Departed this life last night,
at 1870 o'clock, Victor Hugo Marin, in
the 18th year of his age. Funeral notice
later.
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MEETINGS.

CLINTON LODGE NO. 81. #. a A. NJ.
regular communication OF this q
lodge will be held at Masonic Temple ~
this Monday evening, March 9at INK
o'clock wv
Mem bers of sister lodges and visiting breth-
rem are cordially invited to meet with us.
WILLIAM FAWCETT, W. NJ
WARING RUSSELL, JR.. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


All persons are hereby warned against trad
ing for or negotiating bills of ladlng dated at
Charleston, ). c., March ,, 1896 and issued by
the Spanish steamship Kirkstall to the order
OF Jose NJ. Esteve Il Co. OF this city, for one
hundred tl00) bales of cotton, marked &C w.
o. said bills of lading being the property of
the National Bank of Savannah, and having
teen lost, delivery OF cotton has been stopped.
THOS. F. THOMSON Cashier
NOTICE.
Office Board of Police Com
missioners, corner South Broad
and Habersham Streets Savannah,
Ga March f. 1S96.-Bids are
wanted for furnishing summer uniforms
for the police department. Particulars
NAV be obtained on application to the
secretary at police barracks. Bids to be
accompanied by samples, must be handed
in by u o'clock m, Tuesday, March II,
1896. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Police Commission,
T. b. MASTERS,
Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-28

A large audience wtli witness the Gab-
sorssn living pictures ,exr THURSDAY even
INK ~ Ranke's bah. A gentiemsa ~nc has
recently seen a Display % these iAosesax
In New York. says. Il have attended all
sorts 81 entertainments and am prepared
10 state that. without exception, think
snl$ exhibition Is far above anything thai
has ever beer presented The sentiments
expressed have hitherto never been seen
sr ,ahiesax and to tAe h@hoidsr they are
often pleasant reminders % inciSenss in
sysone days. always fun ef truth and IN
Strazcssc- They are tEe p%rSoriaef IDEAS
% human srnstions which appear IN fhe
asTerent phases 81 life To me they were
n revelation, and staging thsua IN ssmrta-
ots settings really $50 med an improve
,,,@nt on the original I welcome tkis new
departure IN the art of posing fer tsaisaux.
as Il gives . wide scope Tor development.
II vas fortunate fer ire lady manager 80
conceive the ss,ea % making the second
part % the prog-snrns an illustrated
r~astr~r % TIE synopsis 81 Richard Hard
snx Davis sPr-res-s Anne. whieh All give
an opportunity fer r-cs settings of ths
most Interesting features OF the story.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-28

J. ". Casey. the Portland agent OF the
Afiwausee. was in TIE city yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Burke vas In Spokane yes
tsrsay. He Will probably return home To-
Gay.
Receiver c. J. Smith. Of the Oregon In
provsrrenk Company. was IN Chicago yes
ferGay OF his way TO New York.
Superintendent. r. r. Bush. Of the Ore
eor Improvement Company, - expected
home the latter part of this week.
Ge1sral Manager c. II. Warren. OF the
Grsat Northern. arrived {. Seattle SAT-
u-4ay night. or a tour 81 Inspection. sEd
left last night for ST Paul.
]. W Peck Of Tacoma. Pacific coast
agent OF the Merchants Fast Transports
ton COMPANY. was n The city yesterday
He gees East Wednesday.
c ]. Eddy. OF Portland general agent
o. the Chicago. Milwaukee & s.. Paul
was n the city yesterday, having Jus. re-
turned from the East He brought no in
fcrTasssr as TO the postponsmers Of the
new freight rates sxcep. what Confirmed
tire Post-frfsIilgerccrs account
The dredging We are row doing al Alas
Ia street Will probably be cornpsesed IN
ySo Gays" said Superintendent L z
Smith. Of The Columbia 4 Puget Sound,
yesterday. The eredx~r viii thea get 20
work ~ the hsrssrs. where IL Will prohA-
bly, have ten dayy work
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Tire Ministers Evangelical Ar.aace a.
sss meeting yesterday morning. ADOPTED the
following resolution In connection Etsh ne
resignation % Rev. Clark Davis from tha
Passo-ste % TIRE Methodist Protestant
church.
We, the undersigned. members OF the
executive committee. by the sppo!z;ue-.
% the Ministers Evangelical Alliance, de-
sire 20 express cur sorrow and that Of tn,
members OF tie alliance. .n~t Rev. f-A-s-
Davis has felix the Eecesst;y Of seTs-frg rs
connection with the Methods; prot-sta-,
church. that Ats lssNars ar active rsstar
IN our city Fave terminated. ard tna. We
VII lose the eeee6t OF IT'S long ex-s-ieare.
tis vide iafsue-ce for god ard h.s active
efforts n hensl. 90 every good work
We also xlsh 20 Scar tsxrirrs-y 80 our
arpr~risfscE of Rev Clark DAVIS a. q
ENJOYABLE companio-. true cn-1-tiaa
caAracter. a wise counselor. n palmer fe-
the hst-e-ne-t ~ th~ cttirez and the CITY
and a worker Ia TIRE front OF great reform
movements
We refctce IN tire god influences rs
life ard work VIII have {. ire csty ard
fhkt rs Ae-ne. ssr a time. Is stSE 70 b
Aaso-x - We wise nsn the greatest ssse-
c~ss Il TIRE se-apsrAae- work raoa xhsca
hs enters al that ais Influence Ger goso-5
nav tzcTe&sS IS ire Wilderness % as Sess
Of iasor-
Wv NJ HOWE
Nv n q TEMPLE
p. J. NcpoNAI.D."
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A GREAT BIG BOON
Big Eubseriptions to the Army
Post Fund.


To iabpFs ~ TIE finance commfttss
when u soliciting subscriptions far TIE
army poes VII socn Be- ezd<d- II tie <x-
ample ses By the raklsoA1 companies ID
fosiosed A week ago the Norshern Pa
ei1c subscribed 81 %. and later the tsreas
Northern gave the same amount
fh>re ere f-v people Who have any
IDEA of the labor enfAssed by . PROPOSE
ssan OF this kind said J. q Goldsmith.
Chairman Of the finance committee yes-
ser1Ay. The majority Of the finance com
Efttee are young men VITO have cast their
bot with Seattle. and who are today work.
ing ~ hard a. they know how TO bring
prosperity and future b1aineA to this
city.
Tho greatest dsfRcalry re conrnitses
meets with b the desay os business men n
making their subscriptions X 10 . positive
sn5Orice 70 ask men who devote their time
and energies 10 this matter to cal again
and axats when 6ec.ssoe can Be made a.
the time % me first cal % the committee-
'Eotv1fhstzudsng tbs trials and trsbzia-
tons. the finance COMMITTEES - meeting
vita great succesA The welcome SUB
ecrcsson male By the Northern Pactac
Burieigh ovsr one reek ago started the
ball rolling. and many we're the favorable
comnenfs made By Ill Interested IL has
oesn known b. many that the Northern
Paczac Railroad Company desired 10 as
ssf. n this matter al IL possibly could
and understanding isa. . stimulus Of soms
kind waS necessary. they generously de-
esded 20 do ali they could hr subscribing
Gsses. IL waa suggested ~ that time
thai An cqnal subscription would % forth
coming from the Great Northern aad
through the efforts OF Mr.. Shelby. this
matter vas quickly coasunnated. TIE
cst.xens Of seartle fully appreciate me
generosity Of both roads and the success
Of ssae Subscription - greatly due To these
mslnioccnf eoratio1s. which quickly awzk-
ened the merchants OF Seattle to tho M
nsezee OF both the Northern Pacific and
Greac Northern
The COMMITTEES. 1T the proper time.
win call attention 10 the large number Of
our citizens who have given literally 70
this affair. and likewise to the small num-
Der xho would not even treat the CON-
nif.ee with the respect they deserved. II
would SEEM that In . matter Of this kind
each citizen OF Seattle shoult take esee-
Gal pains TO assist in every way poes.-
bic to render the iahors Of the COMMITTEES
~ HIGHT As possible From time to tirns
the subscription lists viii be published.
and II VIII not be hard TO md who are
and who are not loyal sons Of Seattle.
The city. has been thoroughly divided
into sections. each block by Itself. and
every business house Is carefully mapped
out on each block In this connection the
finance committee would call attention 10
the circular letter mailed 20 the manager
Of Zach building. and TO those who have
not yet mailed their list Of tenants. would
ssy 70 kindly hurry this matter. This in
formation II Necessary and can be OBJ
tanned through this source only. Les ey-
cry csfizen Of Seattle volunteer his ser
vices. and with this assistance 1t Viii not
take long to complete the sabscripsicn-'
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The Mobiles welcomed.

Milton and Dolly Nobies. who are favor
ties AZ the Third Avenue taeaser opened
there last night IN Mr.. Mobiles domestic
drama called a Son u Thaspis- This
particular son OF Thsspls falls o love
with a bankers only daughter. and the
fcnd father takes him from ihe stage ana
;Gakes him his private secretary. Ills
bank Is ruined by a series OF fcryerses.
ana the lover Is charged With the crime
Believing that he Is being charged ~sNa a
secret marriage with the oajec; OF his af-
secilonS he admits that he IL guilty. ami
his wife. thinking tbs q confession q the
forgery, dtscsrts him. Eighteen years Is
then supposed to esaE,se. when the actor
Is reunited 10 his wife and daughter Mr..
Nohses plays the character OF the actor,
ana Do!lie MOBILES that Of his daughter.
Dorothy Goodail I. IL a soubretts char
actsr exactly suited to Miss MOBILES. ard
IN Il she gained warm applause last night
The play Ia one O. exceptional Interest.
and Mr. Nobaes has a good company. n.
G. Rceiacw played the villain well. os-
burn Vaughn the banker. Elmer Eachsn
the hockkeeper. George Monsserras thu
e rrefsan. and Mss Anita Bridges the
bankers daughter. secretly married 10 the
scr OF Thsspis.
When the curtain went down upon the
first act there was instantaneous and pro-
iozsea applause. Blu; this. as IL hap
pened. Was fer the curtain. a rev one To
{. ntly painted BY Al Bender. OK Chicago.
an arts, Of sorue note IL represents q
huge American flag Hoped Up 10 the rishi
and dlsclosssg n framed picture OF the
city Of Seattle, as seen from the water.
In the foreground are the gsowirgs
crusnhling rstss OK the Seattle On fire. be-
yord the black smoke rnasts Of ships rise
asls the big ha.lisrgs % thu new Seattle
thag has taken the place az the rlaskrnea
rnlr.se with the courthouse ard 9th -
easly recognized landmarks on he sky
the In the cenisr o. The frame Ia the
corporate seal Of Seattle, and underneath
the vorsfS Queen q the West" The new
city. rising paoensx-ilks from the s,noste--
snr ashes % the ciG. Is well conceived ard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-28

THE n. P. TO BE SOLD.
Foreclosure Decree to Be Signed
in . Few Days.
BIDS MUST REACH ss2. 100000.


4s,vsuAee April E.-TAe decree Of sala
q the Northern Pacaac ralrua5 uaa-r
TIE Consolidated r3r-gxse q the Farm
eFs Ian and Trust Company has e>>a d.
cszed On. Ard VII be ssgaed BY y15xe Jez-
kizs. u lie United States csrcz.l court
In few Gays. a. soon ~ II IL prfssss-
Special Master Alfred Carer VIII rursdscs
tae sale and arrange .he p-eltn1naxie= a.
rapidly ~ possible. All tho c.6erec. IN
serezts have agreed 70 the decree TIE
matter vas settled IN The Czlsed Safes
court this evening. The sale . % take
place a. West Superior, Wis. AZ such Tina
~ snau be nx~c by the e7ecsAi master.
The Northern Pacific road viii be gsvea
ten days IN which to pay the claira
that This yin b dcnel The property II 10
Be soid In three parcels. for which s<pa-
rate bids are 10 Be made. WHICH mast az
gregase Eox leo than Gs.5o0 AA-
A stipulation IA the Northern PAciflc r.
eesvers6ip matter was agreed 70 late tais
Afreraoea. ard slgned By al the paxrss
and approved by the court II IN effect
sanctions al the paynsass thai have been
MADE by the yeceiverA The necessity o.
an accoanr.ng between the receivers %
The two courts 10 done away wiki. and
their dzspesal of the nosseys il Eox 20 De
further inquired TITO beyond TIE usual t.
epection BY Master Carey. The xtspaiA-
ficn states that. owing 10 the expectancy
that . decree Of sale 10 aboa. 70 be naae.
n 10 desirable 70 Avoid the expense and
tho dieI5culry attendant upon = SEPARATOR
Of the funds. 70 that al payments made
and % - made are approved The par
tses 20 the stipulation. however. may with
draw ~ any time
Notuithssanasng the apparent unanirz.ty
Of All tie factions. there 10 . decided
objection 70 the decree .; this time. ard
In place OF getting through vita il AID Sc
curing the signature o. tho court II =
few hours. IL promises TO be namcer
OF days tefors the matter 10 Satisfactorily
arranged Judge jenkins es-rce2 1rSo-
ssr.ors 10 the course adopted oy TIE sSior-
n<ys, AMI u apparently determines 70
taorousnsy dissecs the proposed decree.
ha,s-g ordered mat Il be gone over sec
ten b. section
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ROARING .sKAGrr..


With sadness In his heart for his lost
ore and oceans OF blood in his eye, .-Skas-
it, was taken from police headquarters
10 the county jail yesterday morning. bat
not until he had made q fight tina,
would have done credit TO a mountain
Lon The ODDS were against him. how
ever. and Ike Ralph Racksfraw, he was
consigned 20 . dungeon cell. where he
might pour cut his soul 10 the fair gareile
that took his money AMI iexslry and then
gave him the Heetlng TriiSy. as Il we're.
He was In . terrible state OF rage when
the officers placed him In the cell in the
hospital ward. in fact lie was taking on
50 badly that Jaiao- Burkman thought il
best TO place a guard over him. which
proved TO be extremely fortunate. for the
oroksn-heart-d swain that was 70 be.
tried to hang himself with a strap from
his suspender. but vas cut down a second
or two aftsrward. A little thing like be-
ing fofleG the first tine was nothing TO a
man who turned the little village Of Inter
bay upside down ard threatened TO ami
h.lats the entire police force, for Re quick
~ cut the other strap and made ! second
attempt. but when II began to puli tiSh;
ne Lex Out yei ana was again saved Then
he opened his batteries and threatened 70
make the streets run with the Mood Of the
police and 10 blow W the earth IL he was
not let out His rage became 50 great
thar he literally tore the clothing from
OF hts hack and paced up and down the
cage In an almost nude condition Jaslsr
Bu-krsn soon began 10 ply his pe-sua-
sive powers on Rearing Sksxit." ard
had him sufficiently hypnotixed In shor.
time 10 ger Sim 10 again pat on his clothes.
When he let hirn ouf into the ward with
several other prisoners.
Or, Horton was called 10 during the
afternoon and examined -Sksgit." and
prescribed for him The doctor SAID he
mans mind was Ia a trensied condition.
bat thas he would probably improve after
a -sstfui sleep and quiet A friend Of the
hitsxt lover said he thought the troeble
was caused by -.skssit- worrying over his
possessions near the site Of the north
carai and also some railroad property a,
Ente-ssy. fossthe- win his unhappy love
venture
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The cash entry Of James T. Carney.
made March Z lfs1 for fe acres In What
cen county. has been caacsssd b the gen
erai land e1Rcs fer want Of proo< Of pub
ikcation.
TIE cenfroversy between Amarfa G.
Jenkins and Eugene E Hopkins IS 10 tha
right to purchase lot u. block ia Port
Angeles. has been settled by the general
land once IN favor Of Mrs Jenkins. Hop
k.ns filed on lots and Is. block Ia. AZ the
same time Mrs Jenkins fled On lots IL
and Is The aec.sio. rerdered allows Hop
kins 10 purchase lot l. while Nrs- jenkins
gets lots Il and Is
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Elliott and Busf.-

Rsiis<s. Elliott ard Butss. drew Q large
abundance AT the First Presbyterian
church last night 'Iearaess and Fat
Tess OF Soai'' was the text chosen By En-
lott. and his discourse was the most pos
e-fui ard able ne has yet delivered He
10 . man q commanding presence. AID
great mASn<.ism. impress.ng his hearers
not so much by his words ~ BY shs
thoughts they cloak This 10 the Begin
ming ef his second week and proofs Of his
power are already becoming apparent
An able eoadjusor Of the speaker - b
r. Busts. the musician. whose inferiudes
OF melody are A. Appropriate aceompAni-
m<Ef to the insprag language Of the lead
er Services viii Be held every afternoon
II O'Clock, and each evening At 1
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Made to Kiss

- their ehara uhen snS1uapded y hiottbeA
Fo~ Sasrkhesds. ne Nne Taie's speca; Ioesca.
. gsararfeed cure, ero
for psrpses anl sksz Diseases. ne Mne- YaleD
SPECIAL 0sasD<nt- gznrnnfeed cure = 90
Take N1e Yaiess niocd Ieaic fcg your MOOD
isvxr and ks6neys 8 - PEI hcftie, six - SSca-
Nine Ysi<'s Remedies are sod everywhere
MAD oraess Sled by Nne. Yale saRe day they
- eeceSved Nue Ya;e's AGuide - Df1zsy'
eat free usos rrcespt 81 N cent? b pay postage
Mr. n YAII Hsnish - osapimzsa esariAit1A
Ia Iss16 e 1sn.ky. - essneGL. CaaGA
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North American Commercial Co. % Ray
New York. April E.-in the suit OF the
United States against thu North American
Commercial Company. iessees OF the Pm
hyioS fsiands. St. Paul and St George
Alaska. for a. ISs. with interest. for rem
tale under contract. and also for royz-ues
and taxes On $50 seals taken during the
season ending A;yE1l. 1854 Justice Wallace
In the United States court today decided
in favor of the United States He holds.
hewerer, TIA; the modus viyendi with
Great Britain vas a breach OF contrae; On
the part OF the United States with the
Norfa American Commercial Company.
end therefore awards judgment for - 81.
and says the North American Commercial