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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-09

Circumstances are beyond the con-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-09

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-09

Germany's population is increasing
much more rapidly than that of Brit
ain or France. This is a nations
greatest strength.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-09

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-09

Almost a hundred contribu-
tons to the Christian church
Bazaar from our generous To-
cal dealers. For sale at the
regular price.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

statue cost S20OCO. and the pedestal s25. GOO more. The broaze figure of McPher son cost S23.00O and the pedestal s25.00O The sum of SIOOO0 was paid for Wards matchless statue of Thomas and s2J.0OO for the pedestal. The statue of General Hancock Involved the expenditure of s49,000 all told. and the Logan statue cost s6J,0o0. of which sum Congress ap- propriated $J0,000. As has been said, the maximum expenditure will be made in the case of the great meTorial to General Grant, upon which at least S250. 900 will be expended.
 Because no definite program was fol lowed in honoring the heroes of the Civil War 1t came about that some of the les ser leaders were commemorated m bronze ere the greatest Union leaders received homage in this form. However, the past few years has witnessed the beginning of compensation in this direction. The first step was the provision of a heroic equestrian statue, with an attendant group of symbolic figures, of Gen. Wiz liam Tecumseh Sherman. The monument stands in a commanding position south of the Treasury Building. In Washington. almost on the exact spot where. at the in his horse to review for the last time the great army his genius had conducted through the heart of the encmy's coun-
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

Chickamagua Is represented refining in his horse in order that he may obtain better view of a field of battle J. c. A. Ward Is the sculptor of this masterpiece and every person who has seen 1t will readily agree with the art critics that there is not in the whole range of the worlds sculpture so splendid a representation of a horse as the charger on which the Vir- ginian Is seated.
 fine equestrian statue of General Hancock was unveiled in 1896. Alike to the Thomas statue the pose Is one of action. the hero of Gettysburg being DOT trayed as commander watchful and alert in the center of activities. The memorials to be unveiled during the present century, Is unique in many re- spects. General Logan is represented as riding along the line of battle, his sword drawn and carried low in his right hand The horse is represented in the attitude of moving at a slow trot. On one face of the pedestal of the monument Is a group representing General Logan with other leading officers of the Army of the Tennessee, while opposite is a group rep resenting General Logan taking the oath of office as United States senator, ad- ministered by Vice President Arthur.
 All of these equestrian statues have cost considerable sums. The General Scott
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

made sn event of historic importance The President of the United States and high officials of, the government invaria- ply participate and there Is a military parade of imposing proportions. While the tendency is to constantly Increase the ceremonial features on such occasions, even the earlier events of this character were Interesting. Ou the occasion of the unve!ling Of the first equestrian statue. that of Jackson. the orator Of the day WAS stephen A. Douglas. Gen. John A. Logan, was orator of the day at the un- yelling of the McPherson statue: General Sherman presided and President Grant was in attendance. President Hayes was one of the orators at the dedication of the Thomas statue. and Generals sherman, Hancock and Schoheld took part In the great military parade. President Grover Cleveland participated in the dedicatory exercises at the unveillng of the statne of General Hancock and President Mckinley and Senator Depew spoke at the unvelling Of the Logan statue. President Roosevelt made the address when the Mcclellan statue was first exposed to public view and presumably be will also speak when the new tribute to General Sheridan Is dedicated.
 WALDON FAWCETT.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

House al Washington. It is estimated that there are 400 equestrian statues in the world. of which number the city on the Potomac will have. with the completion of the Grant memorial. total of 12. most of them representations of Civil War heroes
 The first statue arranged for in honor Of a warrior identified with the Civil War was that in which Gen. Winfield Scott is depicted mounted on a charger at rest This monument was ordered In 1867 and was erected seven years later. General Scott Is in the uniform of lieutenant gen eral. The material for the figures ot horse and riGer was derived from cannon captured during the Mexican War, In which General Scott won his greatest fame The pedestal for this statue Is made up of five huge pieces of granite cut Tn Care Ann Quarries and at the time they were obtained, the largest single pieces of gran ite eyer cut from quarries in this country
 Next came the erection of a statue 10 Gen. James E. McPherson. This was erect ed through the efforts of the Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee and 1t was intended that the monument should con- stitute McPherson's ton5 Beneath the statue Is a vault designed to receive the body of the gallant officer killed near At lanta. but such lnterment was never made The statue represents McPherson as he led in battle. In his right hand he holds field glasses and is portrayed as gazing deliberately over a field of battle
 Surprisingly inspiring and magnificent Is the statue erected to Gen. George H. Thomas by his comrades Of the Army oi the Cumberland In 1874. The Rock of
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

try. The idea to erect a lasting me mento to the leader of the March to the Sea originated among the members of the Army of the Tennessee in 1891, shortly after the death of General Sher- man, and more than 10 years was spent In carryin: ont the undertaking. Sher mans old command raised the sum Of s16.O0O for the monument and Congress added to this the sum of sS0.0O0. mak- ing a total of s06.OOO. The statue Of Sherman. which Is of heroic slze and shows the great commander mounted. but typihes General Shermans dislike for ostentacious horsemnnshlp. The Sher- man statue has four has reliefs depicting scenes In General Shermans life
 Next after the Sherman statue came the statue to Mcclellan which shows Little Mac" seated upon splendid charger and portrays the great organizer of the Union Army wearing the service cap which became familiar to all the boys in blue who followed him. Now the nation Is to add 10 its open-air gal lery of fame, q statue of Gen. Phil Sheri- dan which will cost about sJ0,OOO. of which sum. about STOOD has been contrib uted by the society of the Army of the Cumberland. The design of th.s statue which will be unique among equestrian hgures-is the work of Gutzon Borglum, one of the most brilliant of modern sculp- tors. and shows the great Union cavalry leader in the act of refining in h.s spirited charger and salutinc his men.
 The uIveiling of statue of war time hero at the American capital Is
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

D ECENT arrangements for the coia- EA pieticn this year of sJ0.UO eS statue 10 Gen. Phil Sheridan. the daShins cavalry lender of the Civil War. following close upon the dedi- cation of similar bronze figures of Gen erals Sherman and Mcclellan. hetoken the intention of the American people to provide. through their representatives in Congress. q most notable testimonial iu sculpture iO the leaders of the war for the Union. No other country In the world can hoast SD prcieniious tribute to the heroes of any conflict iu it's his tory
 To honor hy counterfeit Preseuiments in marble and bronze the sa viurs of the republic will cos; the nation ultimately millions Of dollars but unquestionably IL will be worth all lt costs as lesson in patriotism for coming generations. This labor of gratitude has been in progress for some years past. and already d dozen or more Of the foremost warriors in the Union Army have been thus hOnored Of late years. however. the Importance has been emphasized by the increasingly elaborate character of the monuments erected The climax will come q year or two hence with the completion uf that splendid memorial to General Grant. for which the Congress Of the United States has appropriated quarter Of million dollars. and for the foundation of which ground has just been broken.
 The scene of thls shrine 10 military fame Is, appropriately enough the na. tlOnal capital-the city or WashlnstUu- which Is coming. year by year. to take on more and more the character of q heauii- ful creation iu architecture and sculpture
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

and landscape gardening that Is the prop erty of the whole people. The statues to the victOrs in the struggle between the North aud the South occupy conspicuous positions in the most advautageously To- cated of the parks and circles with which the seat of government verdure- clad breathing spaces which seem as though they might have been specially provided sites for just such heroic or life-slze figures. Some of the statues are under the shadow of the Capitol. others cluster about the White House. and yet others are placed where they will kiadle inspiration In the patriotic pilgrim 10 the na tioH's headquarters.
 Much of the Impress!veness Of the statues 10 the military heroes Of the fed eral armies is doubtless due 10 the fact that almost all of them are equestrian. IL Is customary In all countries 10 DOT. tray as men on horseback" only the called royal personages or men who were actual commanders of troops or enjoyed the title of commander. The first eques- trian statue. ever erected in the Western Hemisphere was the one of George H. of England, which stood in Bowling Green. at the foot O: Broadway. New York city. and which. during the war for independence. was melted up and cast into bullets by patriotic daughters of Miss Columbia.
 The oldest equestrian monument now standing in the New World is a colossal statue Of Charles ". of Spain in the city of Mexico The initial equestrian statue In the United States is the renowned one of Gen Andrew Jackson. which stands in the park directly in front of the White
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
FACTS AND FIGURES

Mems wages In British factories aver. age s6 week, against si in Spain and S3J0 in Italy.
 The poor rate in England was first established in the year l573. under Queen Elizabeth.
 Pure oil of turpentine, mixed with per cent. of oil of lavender. Is the finest of all simple methods for purifying the air of stuffy room.
 So long ago as lS4i an engineer on the Yarmouth and Norwich Railway ran a mile in fl seconds. and in lSlS a Great Western train travelled the 53 miles to DidCOt iiS q minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

stock and bond exchange yesterday. with 10
fluctuations calling for especial co1ment- The
United Railroads bonds were weak and sold Of
10 Sis h California Insurance was ex diFi-
deEd o. 5Oc and Associated oil was ex rights
The Conastocks were much quie1er and gener-
ally weaker. the leaders losing several cents on
the day Mexican was the Only stock showing
unusual activity. and much Of the steam was out
Of that. while prices ranged lower than On
Thursday.
Ihree OF four of the prominent southern Ne
radAs were active. with quotations showing 4
slight decline from the preceding day The
merger was the chief loser. declining loc on
the dag Tcncpsh OF Nevada alone was nrm.
and exhibited slight advance probably on the
declaration Of tie dividend.
and -Four 1c-
The Shasta power company Of SHASTA county
has levied al assessment 0< 10 cents per share,
delinquent Nore-uber q
The Hiida gravel mining company of Sierra
coEHty has levied an assessment or cents per
share. delinquent November 20.
The IClopSh mining company OF eeysc2 mss
declared regular quarterly dividend OF = cents
per shs.e, amounting 10 s2J0,ooo, payable octo-
ber p. 10 stock holders Of record October l.
Books ciese October ! and reopen October g.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Marine News
Continued from Page 1s. Column

Acapulco. Lendal ~ Gray. manager
the steamer Radames, bound for Ham
burg. sailed September s from Corinto.
The Radames Is the vessel upon which,
according TO the report. four passen-
gers We're Jared to death by an earth
quake last Wednesday OF Acapulco.
Alameda Sails Today
The Oceanic steamship company S
liner Alameda. Captain Dowdell. will
sail at IL O'Clock this morning for
Honolulu The liner Will carry a. large
crowd of passengers. among them a
number OF we'll known Honolulu people.
Sails Today for Hamburg
The Kosmos liner Assuan. Captain
r. Paessler. Will sail al noon today for
Hamburg by way of Central and South
American ports. The Assuan will carry
a large cargo and Is passengers
BoverIc Takes More Apples
The British tramp steamer Boveric
sailed yesterday for Australia with a
cargo which included about Is, 600
cases of california apples.
Arrives From Keggiung
The little salmon tender George F.
Haller arrived yesterday Is days from
OF Dutch Harbor and brought no cargo.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1924 600 feet
The tanker Falls OF Clyde, with 10. 500
barrels OF oil, arrived yesterday from
San Pedro in tow of the tug Defiance,
and the Santiago, with II 600 barrels
OF oil, arrived from Monterey towed by
the tug Relief
The British tramp steamer Knight OF
the Thistle, which arrived June % from
Newport News with coal for the navy,
cleared yesterday for Portland TO load
grain for the United Kingdom.
The freighter Columbian of the
ericau-Hawaiian line sailed vaefer-
day for Honolulu
The Matson navigation company S
steamer Lurline, which left here Sep
tember is. arrived yesterday at Homo
lulu.
The Occidental and Oriental steam
ship company's liner Asia, Captain Gau-
kroger, arrived yesterday at Yokohama
Dr. NJ c. Terry OF the federal quar-
antine service has returned from 8
months leave of absence and was on
duty yesterday at the barge Office.
The cargo of the steamer Buckman
which sails today for Seattle, will in
clude 700 tons of sugar.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Provfxfons

I fsrkers and zho-esalerx caatfrue ID reu.a-+ 4.
@r-r trade st unchanged prices
NlHeo Aezts--b1eo..- ~ 10 IbS IKE 10 20
bellies, - 70 Il Ihs l55zc. suErr cTrss : :, Z
rs --c- 2 70 70 las. 2oc; 10 70 p lbs lee. fan
= sugar cured &c per ID. Engiish cured bseon s
~ 49s- Ascs : - 10 lbs. 16c. 10 70 u lbs ISc.
esste1l s1car cured hams, 1e3Lc for medium s1d
-o1se 1es -sEt; extra me brands. 17c; Czlifornis
.-a-ss -4e-3es mess beef. 81 per bbl; family.
e-t-59s c-ears $2l-5o; mess, 50. pig pork So
ngs feet $ Tor hair bbls s. = for , lb kers
per n - ? = -
L-1rd-.laerces. c1oted at e for California
l-iiell1- and 121ee for California pare Srss-1
alre. l11se FOR tierceS. half bbis pure. 12sEc:
- - TINS l.zcs 10 p tins I3Hc- 8 Ii ti1S
IS Sc y tins, I3akc
e'otfoleHe-One hsb bbL I0&e: , hair bbls
le7se' usree. lOase; : tierces. l0c; 5 tserces,
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Cempagnie GeneraIs TransadantiaHs

DIRECT LINE To HAFRE-PARIS-
Sallinss every Thursday, instead OF Satunisy.
az 10 = u, from pier z2. North River, foot cf
Anrfen St
First class 10 Hsrre. $40 ard upward: Sec
end class 10 Havre. SO and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA ID State ST.. New York J. F. FUGAzI.
Manager Parinc Coast. $50 Montgomery ST., san
Francisco. Tickets sold By al railroad ticket
AGENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Friday September Is
Sfnr George Loouis, AcKelIa- Jr -
hours from Redondo-
sflnr BROOKLYN, Henriekson, 80 hours from San
sflnF lame. S. Higgins. Higgins. 50 hours
from Hueneme-
sfmr Whitesboro Frederickson. I6 hours from
Greenwood.
Sfmr Casco Ahlin. hours from Mnuferev.
Stmr Mayfair, Olsen. SO hours from WiiIapa
stmr George r Hailer. Aartinsen ls DAYS
from Koggiung. via Dutch harbor l3 DAYS.
Sfmr Mandalsy. L0fstrom, 81 hours from Cres-
stmr whittier. Seaman, Sc hours from san
Pedro.
Mazterey in tow tug Defiance
Schr Santiago. EnEaiIs, IA hours from Monte
rey. in tow tug Relief.
CLEARED
Friday. September 2s
Srmr Santa Ross Alexander San Diego: IA
cifc Coast steamship company
Sfmr city of Para Nelson. Ancon, etc: Pa
cific Mail steamship company.
Ger sfmr Assuan. Paepler. Hamburg and war
ports: Kcsznos steamship company
stmr Sibyl Marston. Sehillinsky, Tyee
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Ray AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo. Naoa. st. Helena

ST. HELENA-yAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello s. s. Co. and Sapa Valley Electric
r r. co. Close connections
@ROUND TRIPS DAILY-s
Beats leave san francisco TOO e9:45 a. m
IL 40 noon S.I5. Goo $50 p N.
san Francisco landing and office. Clay street
wharf north end ferry building, Market street
ferry Meals Ia carte
Phone Keamy 4o6
sLands navy yard direct.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

eeaI. RAJ. 'Sc' ea11-els'
sss-sessoc Per box.
s-a-.z ts-s--S S3eE75c Per bcx
+ie.o1s-Nufuer melons 1s,s7s6se r,a- t.ox. can
t-er dozen =
S~Pes ic-atez and saan bozezs-seealess. 20
- 1-SscaT, 5o8soc. blsck 40N50c: rokzy.
- . lscs Isabella. sso7C5c. iar-e boYes s1al .
seeciess snc 50a7sc Tor other varieties
s1ASeAs %l2&zs per so1 vita some spe-
- o1-1'is selling up So
= -> trciIs iper b9xl-A aienciA oranges. s. 80
es sf.t,ei1siif- S4gSs lemons SSGS-25 Tor
---t-s s--49szs-S5 Tor cholce and SftIl.25 foi
- -,- - rus. !lgsess Sea
~ = peal Fr.ss- -Hsnsnss slsa-so Per bench
- a~ppie2 Ses9S PER c9sen-
ried Fruits. Raixins. Nuts and Honey
49, adF.oes ron Sew Eerk report more firm
sc demand Tor primes VIII be seen
sre on tnis mage
-o.lH .aeV cropi-EFzpo-sted spples 5E4
- atr-eo1s- ees 1ocs peaches 5E5ize f0-
lss lAlss g1b1ae tor choice II for extrs
80 @n1 &c Tor fancy pears. 5f1T iec, pitfe1
fli-nss 64I.sc; 1gs. "a g4e. frunes 4 size
t'-A-@ ~ z4Fc fr old and 8zt 1z,sc Tor
--sa er9la- viii prenirm Tor tie large and
e-scorDt Tor ne small slzes-
l2s-s--s faeH -C-iusfers-z crus-u. s.:
s-S5i . cTvFn s.. London lAyers--
eE9en- SIS crown. SIS Seeded. sl7ssc
-esA e-zef Aao1pSon's se~dless. 5-cs loos'
Enl 4zc far e-srn
Auss--Alnlor Is ineE crop. noopsrsEs I1skd
- - - - fe,sEllcs ae pins uit-z. 10c; brakes
--sei .snsnF aocs. s1z9sc. hz-dsAells 2 ssc. Val
-. -.e s-t--zfs slSe Per ~ 1cr No. ! softsheu snt
-4.oS Lov Ac- do; lie for No. : hardShel
7na - sise for 70 DO
L91e1 -hste- white, comb. l6Gisc; white
-2ei s7-rer white. extrscted sGSszc. white. "a
-Vshr amber. TGTsSc; dzrk z-ber and can
~-s- ~ G5-e per D
Hs essaz-2ses29c per u for light and 2z925
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Hides. TaHIor. woot and Han.

, kecenr reports from Oregon mention hon oo,-
7rscts dawn AZ &c TO 1he grower Otberzise
ihere 5 nothing new in this product
Wool confines very dull with al prices m
che1ge6-
Eides-culis and brzrcs sell about Il eare m
Ger clo-2-4ocs- HEAVY ssited steers r2r- me-
slErn- Ac; Light sc5 cOWhiceS. IOc for hesxr
Sc 1o- Lights stzEs. ti-cs sailed kin 1ae- sslfes
Fes-. l4cs s2lted czlf- 1z@c- dr. hfseS 7---
--y Ep. l5cs dry cslf. 29c- dry srsxs 12--
~ veal lScs Mexican dry hides 16lEc. NeziF-sn
drT szlte1 Go. I5c; Mexican picked so 80
isheepSklns- shearlings. 29G30e each. sho-t -roef
ga soc each; medium 55GSoc each; long WOO.
- GSi-z5s lsmhS, 15Gs5c; horse hides saIt-
$1-501275 for large snd $I-75d2 fo- medium
lsce1sl-z5 Tor snail and p 15oc fOr colts horxe
llces, dry. SECS for large and 81 25f32 TO-
lueclum- 5ocGsl Tor s-1zn and 25G5Oc fo- colts
'1ee1sklns. dry Mexican. zS1 30c; dry salted 90
14fz26cs picked do, Zoe dry Central American
- Ja0cs goa lsk L-s- prime snEurs 75cTSI: Isrze
hSic Eoats- Be- medium. 20c; snail 5EI5c.
IzlOW'-Ao- rendered. ziS Is5.c; No > SG
4c- grease. 2E21zc-
wooEspring clip gfree) Humboldt years
staple. l5G lScs northern Humboldt and Menao-
cine l1G1Scs san gcaQEfn. 7E9c. southern
coast cas- Nevada. aG7zc per %. Fan clip.
1tqTDern mountain ffTPel. 6GSc. defective. a
~ Oregon Wools-Esstern. S913c, valley, 1I1-
1l5Aze per IL
Hops-Pricas 70 growers are as follows: 1906
lol- - o2.acs 1867 crop. 416e for al coast
leslilElIlo1si centrzc1s. Tgloc per H.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
q. $. Branch photographic once

A branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange. Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
Of expense Nayigators cordially invited TO
and sailing directions of the world are Kept al
hand for comparison and reference aud the lat
est Information can always be obtained regard
: " e-- ]. Z. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. q. s. n. IN charge
10000 feet OF lumber and laths. Of which
Goo. 600 feet are for this port and The re-
mainder for wholesalers at Redondo.
Steamer San Gabriel. Captain Green. cleared
veyed TO determine the extent OF the damage
done By the oil explosion last Saturday.
Tacoma, Sept. 25.-British bark Falkirk
cleared st the custom house today with no.
o42 bushels OF wheat. valued at S1e4.54l. Her
cargo is for delivery IN the United Kingdom
To load g cargo OF grain for the Uniied King
dom the British shin British Isles arrived in
port today from Port Townsend She is under
charter 10 Kerr. Clifford e. Co.
Kosnlos liner Memphis is loading -four and
lumber for the west coast and Hamburg
Repairs to the Blue Funnel liner Belierophon.
damaged in collision with the Weir steamer Ka-
meric. VIII be made al once and an effort viii
be made TO have the repairs completed in time
for the steaemer 10 leave her scheduled
date which IS Wednesday morning
cleared this evening for Valdez and COOKS inlet
ports She carried considerable quantity OF
supplies for the Susitaa try.
Schooner yoIanfe, from Point Barrow. arrived
this morning with whalebone and Oil from the
BARK ]. d. Peters arrived late this evening
from Uyak with fish for the Northwestern fish
company.
Steamship Olympia will sail for Nome and
Solomon bay in the morning with q general
cargo of lumber and coal. The passenger list
on the Olympia IS one OF the smallest or the
season. The Olympia went TO the bunkers this
evening TO coal
Steamer A. S. Hornet sailed for Grays Har.
Dor TO load lumber for San Francisco
Lighthouse tender Armeria cleared for Astoris
this afternoon.
Steamer Seward. which got bumped at Suchek
sailed for Qusrtermaster harbor TO be docked.
where she viii be examined By the marine un
derwriters.
seward. Sept. c5..yucatan sailed for Valdez
and Seattle
Nome. Sept. Ex-senator arrived and VIII
depart tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
The Oyerdue List

The bark Toxteth. out 20S days from Port
Talbot for Tocopiila 80 per cent.
French bark Alice, out 12I days from New
Caledonia for Hayre. Is per cent
Norwegian ship antigua, out 14s days from
New Caledonia for Rotterdam. Is per cent
French bark La Banche. ont l35 days from
New Caledonia, for Glasgow. Is per cent
British ship Hyderabad. out I35 days from
TaltaI for Rotterdam per cent.
British bark GladoFa, out 155 days from Liv-
erpool, for Antofagasta, 30 per cent.
British ship yerbena, out IT2 days from Port
land for Queenstown. per cent.
British bark H0ugomont. out 10 DAYS from
Coquimbo for Tocopiiia, 50 per cent.