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CircuIt Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAuGB.

taIEF JJoIILH LLABAUGE-
No 1881. Fov Is District q Columbia: Ri of
exceptions signed and ordered e record: nr-c DO
tune Attorneys. c. c. Ger1mau and John Ridout-
Z. H. Thcmas.
Nc 5S5s- Brown rs Selfridze. verdict For de-
f5ndant, Judgment forthwith al rssintiH-s cosf.
appeal. bond. 81. Attorneys ". J. Lambert ana
Z. II. Yeatmar-tsordESa & Gordon and II. G. Davis
No 5iia. Bryan IS Hurburt s=sper-deas bond
fixed ct $50 Attorneys. r Z. Perry & Sore "
Drew
Assignments for today:
No "a Saker rs. Warner. Attorneys. Il. E
DAVIS and r. J. Hogsn-I. J. Darlington.
No. %. Bean ss. City and Suburban Railway
COMPANY Attcrneys. ". G. Gardiner and L y
H1peWeil-J- 7 Darlington.
Nc Gas. WIooxen Is Murray Attorneys. A. C.
Ritcnie-Darr Peyser & Tsylor.
No 80. Shosmaker. executor rs Weidsn. ad-
ministratcr- Attorneys. Lambert & Yes;man-E. r.
Thomas.
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Criminal Court No.
IrSTICE GnTID-

United States vs. john !. stauislaus: embe-zie-
nent ard larceny; On trial Attorney s.. r. Lamar
United States IS Oden B. Gray; forgery rsc1s-
nizances taken II $500
Assignments for to-dsy.
United States " William Ro1de
United States IS James B. Chapman
ArrziSnGeutS
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No. 5Is32 Norris & Go. IS :. A. WaitSsld 60. /:
account $50 Attorneys. J. B. Archer and J. L
Smith
No 5s33 Charles 4 English Is LYDIA DENNIS
otherwise known as Liliuokalani. former C1esu q
tie Hawaiian Islands breach q contract 81 SO
Attoznsys. J. W Glsnuau and E. L Gies.
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EQuffy suits

M Ky United states Savings Bank Is James
3. ShrgE-e, injunction. Attorneys. Dougias Baks-
& Sheriff
NJ GS56 ATrhJr Car IL Watson J. Neztca /.
10 release DEED q trust Attorney. c. F. BENJAMIN
M Zs1 Leo West w. Emma West e a. +,
divorce Attorney. r. l. Gaskins.
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Equity Court No. ?.

No. 9s1 simmons IS simmons: petition dis
missed ard complainant. james /. Simmons CEN
mitted n jail Aftrrevs. = r. Bell D. y
H0nstOn-H. L b Atkinson- l. e. NiIiismson. J.
A. Butler. s1d " H White
Nc. So. Warner IS Baldwin. argued and sub
mitted Attorneys. G. H. Calvert Z. n Han
mend. and James Clark-C H staaleT.
Assignment for to-day:
f6 Northwest EcSiNs1oz Improvement Company
* Campbell Attorneys Ralston Sidd0as-Joha
Ridoug.
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WASHINGTON Cattle MARKET.
CATTLE-Extra. Ter cFt. 55oasoo: butcher. Eoos
4 81, conmcn 2oaa3B
HOGS-Per cEt gross s51asT5- o-sinsrv re-
cTt. 553l5oo
LAMBS-Choice, al 4 En1iiITTl. $50
SHEEP-PTine. 4alli-5o; COMMON 3Ooa3E 90
CALVES-Prue. PER -, s: MEDIUM n: gas. (
C0WS-Prne. fresh. saeh, s55oass69; common
EeASaoa; Old and thy. lau8alsOa
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The Safest Investments
Criminal Court 10. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
u e Charles W Silsby: on trial Atto-rs-s
T. y. Bcale-C. II. syme and r. FoTIs
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When you have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald, and bin wiz be sent you
ST ! cent q word.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore Feb G.-FoIoWlng are the sales ard
quotations on the most active securities listed on
tha Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b II B. Hitos Co.
nenbeTs New York Stack Exchange. HiDos Build
ng - FHteeoth street northwest
CALL MONEY-sALEs BIZ HOURS.
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CURB HARKET.

Quotations furnished b " B. Hlbbs & Co. mem
6eTs New IoTk STOCK Exchange. Hibbs Bail6izs
= Fltternfh s-rreT nnrthEes-
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

NeF YORK Feb "a United States government
brn5s closed TO-DAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
.r Yors. Fen 4-stock exchange boaa trans
TREASURY STATEMENT.

al sales, 90 against 5 90 90 yeslerdaT
D 600 week ago, and sl765.00 a rear ago
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Money. open. 2, H.. ?, l., ia, q. 2
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$50 A L P new Is lesfsl------..-..... s5lk
5000 BALTIC Eec S (rtsmpedi ez
q Shares Northern Central lnss
100 Shares III National Bank---------------. q
20 Shares SsabC1Td Co u pfd--.---...----..-. "a
. Shares Northern Central--....--....--...-l los
Shares Houston Oil..-...-..--.-----.........
. SHARES Houston Oii..-..................... ~
QUOTATIONS.
STATE SECURITIES
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-08-19
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Oflice OF Copper Mountain Mining and Devel-
opment Company. Mullan. Idaho. August End.
1902
Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting Of the
directors held on the I'd day Of August 1902
anasaessment Of Three Mills per share was levied
on the capital stock Of the corporation payable
on or before the It'll day Of September. A. D.
1902 to Thos q. Kennedy. Secretary. at his Office
In Mullan, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on September 7th 1909. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment - made before.
win be sold on the 9TH day Of October to
the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
THOS. g. KENNEDY.
Secretary Copper Mountain Mining and
Development Company. Once at Mullan
Idaho.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-08-19

NI1lN1EGI4S A0S S00 esS
week q large number Of stock
holders visited the mine and al
appeared to be more than satis-
fied with the great showing Of
ore being made. A considerable
amount Of work still remains TO-
be done before the drift reaches
i point under the showing made
in the upper workings. In view
Of this it is believed that the ore
shoot now exposed will be proved
continuous and it is expected
that clean shipping ore may be
broken into at any time. The
property is located near Mullan.
HELLER PLACER CLAIMS
Frank Heller has returned
from his placer claims, located
about % miles from Iron Noun
tain, and states that atsa depth,
Of six feet sand similar to that
found in Alaska has been uncov-
cred. A number Of Wallace peo-
pie will leave during the week to
examine the property and if the
results are satisfactory it isex-
pected that development on .
large scale will be commenced.
OROFINO Several experts
have examined this mine re-
Gently with a view towards adj
vising on the best method Of
treating the ore. These reports
are now considered so satisfact-
DRY that arrangements have
been made for the erection Of q
mill on which work is to COM
mence at once. It is expected
that the mill will be in operation
within ten weeks. The property
is located in the Murray section
and is being developed under
the management Of Patrick
Burke Of this city.
IRON SPAR Development is
progressing steadily and ore in
small punches is being encoun-
tered continuously. Although
a considerable amount If work
still remains to be done before
the drift reaches, q point under
the showing made in the upper
workings it is believed that an
ore shoot may Be broken into at
any time. The property is To-
Gated in the Lookout section and
will be kept under development
throughout the winter.
NELLIE Development is to
be resumed at once. The prop
erty is located in the Osborne
section and has an unusually
fine showing Of gray copper ore.
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MUM CnEEk--1ne incline
shaft has now been sunk 300
feet and preparations are being
made for letting q contract
tor 500 feet Of drifting. The
shaft has been driven out Of the
ore but it is expected that this
will be recovered in the course
Of very little work. The property
II located on Moon creek and il
being developed under the
management Of ]. pepper Of this
city.
SILVER STATE Some nice
looking ore has been exposed
and samples have been brought
down to Wallace to be assayed.
The property is said to be look
ing better than ever before and
is located near the Hercules
mine at Burke. Development is
being done under the manage
ment Of M. G. Lacey Of Spo-
kane.
FULL MOON-With a force
Of six men engaged good prog
ress is being made in the driv-
ing Of the lower crosscut. It is
believed that the claims are ira
versed by the same ledge as the
Great Northern property on
which such a fine showing has
been made in the past ten days.
"A considerable amount Of work
remains to be done before the
ledge is encountered.
IMPERIAL-The new electric
plant installed in this mine
some time ago is giving excel
lent satisfaction and the driving
Of the long lower tunnel con-
tinues rapidly. The property is
located east Of Burke and has an
excellent showing in the upper
workings.
MIDWAY SUMMIT The COM
pressor and other plant ordered
for this mine some time ago has
now been installed and the driv-
ing Of the lower tunnel has been
commenced. The property is
traversed by a side ledge which
has been exposed by two tunnels
already, making a good showing
of ore. The mine is located near
Burke.
GREAT EASTERN A con-
siderable force of men is en-
gagged in the driving Of the low
er crosscut. The mine is equip
ped with machinery and, develop
ment will be continuous. The |
property adjoins the Great
Northern mine on the east.
ARLINGTON-The ledge has
been encountered by the long |
lower tunnel and drifting has
been commenced. The ledge is
highly mineralized and it is be-
lieved that good strike of ore
may be made at any time. The
property is located in the Burke
section and is being developed
under the management Of
Charles Fisher of this city.
EXCELSIOR = Good progress
is beng made driving the lower
crosscut tunnel. The whole face
is said to be in mineralized mat
ter and although a considerable
amount Of work still remains
to be done before the ledge is
encountered the appearances in
dictate that an ore body might be
exposed at any time. The prop
erty adjoins the claims Of the
Great Western and is being de-
veloped under the management
Of Charles Criswell of the latter
property.
NATIONAL - The ore body
in the drift is said to be steadily
improving and it is now be-
lieved that the new ledge will be
the best in the property. The
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SIMULATE - Inc crOsScul
tunnel is in about GO feet and i
is expected that the ledge will be
encountered in about 20 feet
more. AS soon as the width Of
the ledge has been exploited i
lis the intention to commence
drifting. The depth will be
about so feet. The property
adjoins the Bryan mine on the
south in the Saltese section ar1d
lis traversed by a ledge showing
q width Of about six feet on the
surface.
H. f. M. 1T is expected that
the ledge in the lower tunnel
will be encountered almost al
any time. The formation is
said to be highly mineralized
and the indications excellent.
The property is located on Rev.
enue gulch in the Osborne sec.
|tion.
ARLINGTON-A demurrer to
the complaint of Frank Myers
has been filed. Mr.. Myers
brought a suit against the COM
pany recently for the recovery
of about $500 alleged to be due
for labor. A lien has been filed
against the company.
DEE GROUP-Some fine ga
lena ore has been encountered
on this group of claims operated
by George Dee on Swamp creek
on the Montana side of the d.
vide. The full extent Of the ore
body has not yet been ascertain
ed but so far some high grade
shipping ore with some excellent
milling ore has been exposed.
ALPENA-Th wagon road to
the railroad is being rushed to
completion as rapidly as possible
and as soon as this has been
completed it is the intention to
make a number of test ship
ments with the object of ascer-
tanning from which smelter the
best rates on high grade ore can
be received and also with the
object Of securing some idea as
to the best method of treating
the low grade ore.
KELLY CLAIMS - w. F.
Kelly Of Spokane has gone over
to Prospect creek on the Mon
tana side of the Idaho Montana
divide for the purpose Of COM
pleting the annual assessment
work on the claims in which he
Is interested there.
BRYAN-It is reported that
1 force of men has been set to
work to improve the road con-
Meeting the mine with the
Northern Pacific railroad. It is
expected that as soon as this
has been done shipments will
commence. The property is To-
.ated in the Saltese section and
5 being developed under the
Of Charles Burns.
LIQUIDATOR--It is reported
hat development is to be re-
|umed at once. A crosscut tun-
,el has been driven for about
100 feet and it is expected that
lrifting will be commenced. The
is said to be exception |
lily good. The property is To-
lated in the Burke section.
CEDAR CREEK M. & D.-A|
contract for 500 feet of work has
,een let to John NJ. Weyer. The
work will be an extension Of the |
No. 2 tunnel. A compressor and
,ther plant has just been install
ID in the mine and is said to
work in splendid shape. The
is located on Cedar
.reek between Burke and MUIR
'ay and has q good showing of
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CARNEY--The ore body has
now been drifted on for about
100 feet and the showing is said
to be improving steadily. up
wards Of four feet Of chalce-
pyrites now being exposed ia
the face of the tunnel. The
property is located east Of Null
Ian and will be kept under de-
velopment throughout the win
ter.
| CALEDONIA = The drift on
the 5OO-foot level has now been
driven about 40 feet and q good
showing Of ore is said to have
been made. So far there IS much
milling ore in sight together
with several stringers Of high
grade ore. A considerable
amount Of work remains to be
done, however, before the show
ing made in the upper workings
is encountered at depth. The
property is located in the Ward
ner section and is being devel-
oped under the management Of
Charles McKinnis Of this city.
BLACK HORSE The big
strike Of ore made recently con-
tinues to hold out well. The ore
shoot has now been opened up
for over 100 feet and has been
proven to be about 10 feet wide
by crosscuts. Much of the ore
is of a clean shipping grade.
The property is located in the
Murray section and is being de-
veloped under the management
of Patrick Burke Of this city.
SILVER TRAIL The show
ing of ore made recently in this
mine continues to hold out
splendidly. The property is To-
Gated near Delta and is under
option to H. D. Williams. De-
velopment will be continuous
throughout the summer.
C. AND R.-A contract for
200 feet of work has been award
ed to E. ]. Duff and Jack Wilson.
Work has already commenced.
It is believed that this will BEL
sufficient to encounter the ledge
at a depth of 200 feet, the noun
tain being very precipitous.
The property lies north of the
Hercules mine and is considered
unusually promising. A good
Of ore has been made
in the upper workings.
SILVER MOUNTAIN ~ The
sale Of delinquent stock under
the assessment levied some time
ago was held during the week.
Comparatively little stock was
offered and found ready pur-
chasers. The property is located
between this city and Mullan
and is being developed by means
Of a long lower tunnel under the
Of Sam Tennal Of
this city.
SAMSON The showing con-
tinues to improve right along.
The vein has now widened out
to about seven feet Of which
three feet is clean shipping ore,
The balance being Of a good mill
ing grade. A recent assay,
made for his own satisfaction
BY a prospective stock purchaser,
showed values of $97.9 to the
ton made up as follows: Lead,
70.4 per cent, valued at $56. 80; /
silver 1872 ounces valued at
b41.60. The tunnel has now
been driven about 325 feet.
Two shifts of men are employed. |
The property is located on east
Eagle creek in the Murray Sec
lion.
GOLD CRAG-The new build
ngs which were commenced
,ome time ago and the improve
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BUILDERS BILL OPPOSED.
Congress Heights Association Also
Asks Better Car Service.

The Public Improvement Association Of
Congress Heights at a meeting last night
went on record As opposed to the pro
posed bin asking for the licensing Of
al builders The action was taken after
much debate
z. J. Newcomb presided in the absence
OF Rober; II. Cowan. who was unable
20 attend because OF illness. After some
debate. Congress was urged TO appro-
pirate s7le9 to repair Seventh. Eighth.
and Portland streets. and report was
heard from q special committee ap-
pointed TO confer with Secretary Eddy.
OF the District railway commission. on
the car service in Congress Heights.
Clean cars and the adjustment 0f trans
feEs TO Anacostia are wanted The com
mittee reported that Secretary Eddy
pledged his aid in lettering conditions.
An open meeting viii be held February
Il. when Postal service viii be dis
cussed by 3. T. Barnes. postmaster.
Capital railways" VIII he talke OF by
Secretary Eddy. and Col Arthur =.
Randle viii talk on the subject Of
suburbs
The following committee WAS appoint
ed to make arrangements for the meet
ing: Ed ] Newcomb. y. J. FIIlius.
George Kennedy. Edward Blaine. and
". Z. Porter.
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Sues TO RECOVER GIFTS
Receiver Of Bankrupt Firm Brings
Suit Against Actress.
Former Broker said lie Gave Auto
mobile and Other Presents
to Miss Hopper.

New York. Jan 27-Suit was begun to
day in the United States district Court
by former Representative Charles Z. Lit
tlefield, as trustee in bankruptcy OF
the bankrupt brokerage firm Of A. o.
Brown * Co. against Edna Wallace Hop
per the actress. and A O. Brown. indi-
vidually. 90 recover the 48-horsepower
Bianchi automobile and the $500 life IN
surance peIey which Mr.. Brown gave %
Miss Hopper
The automobile IS valued at 500. and
che Insurance policy has surrender value
of S5959. The insurance policy was taken
out in the New York Life Insurance Com
pauy, and was originally payable 70
Mary W Brown. the first wife Of the in
solvent broker
The complaint states that y .. Brown
was ins0lvent prior to March .. 1905. the
date on which Mr. Brown said he made
Miss Hopper the gift Of the car and the
policy. though both remained IN his pos
session until after the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings had been instituted against A
o. Brown x Co
The complaint adds that both Miss HoD-
DeT and 01r- Brown knew the latter was
bankrupt when the gifts were made. and
that therefore. both the machine and
policy were given and received with
intent 10 hinder. delay. defrau6 and OBJ
struct the creditors Of the said A. O.
Brown
In return for these gifts. the complaint
says -On Information and belief that
Mr. Brown received no consideration Of
any kind
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DOG FINDS BOYS BODY.
Charles TriepeI LOSeS His Life in
Chevy Chase Pond.

Charles TriepeL sixteen years old. stu
dent at Western High School was
drowned Tuesday afternoon IN a pond
near Chew. CIuse Circle.
The circumstances Of his death are not
known. but it is thought he went TO the
pond after leaving school TO learn II the
ice was thick enough TO permit skating.
The boy ventured on the ice. and when
about twelve feet from shore. broke
through He were a heavy 0vercoat.
which prevented him pulling himself from
the water.
When the lad did not return home. 2516
Seventeenth street northwest. his mother.
Mrs Emma n Y Triepel. Librarian OF
the Treasury Department. became alarm
ed and search was made
\ fox terrier belonging TO the boy re-
turned home late in the afternon. drip
ping vet Early yesterday morning the
dog awakened the family by whining and
scratching at the front door. About 3
o'clock it was determined TO follow the
dog. II Led a search party TO the pond
A large hole In the ice showed where
some one had fallen through Police Of
the HarbCr precinct were notified and
found the BODY IN nine feet Of water.
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ASKS RECALL OF CONSUL.
Japanese Official Charged with Ex-
ceedin= Bounds OF Duties.

Sacramento. Cal. Jan 27.-SenatOr Mac
Anthony. o. san Francisco. introduced a
joint resolution to-day calling upon Con
gress 90 request that the japanese consul
AT san Francisco be recalled by his gov
ernment because he had attempted to in
huence the action cf the California legis-
Iature The ofTense with which he is
charged IS that lie called on the governor
and asked him 10 prevent the enactment
Of the japanese bills pending
The resolution was referred TO the COM
mittee on Federal relations.
The japanese vice consul has never at
tempted 70 influence legislation. said
Gov Gilett to-day He merely called
upon me and directed my attention 20 the
fact that some oils affecting his nation
were likely 10 be pressed upon the attea-
tion OF the legislature.
At no zine did be overstep bis proper
sphere of action He behaved like the
perfect gentlemen that he is. and when
I asked him 20 give ne an epitOme of Jap
anese laws bearing upon the subject Of
alien ownership he kindly did so at con-
siderable trouble 10 himself. II this was
in violation Of his duties as a consul.
would like 10 know what cOnsuls are for"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
ADDRESSES POULTRY DEALERS.
Pref. Galloway Talks 20 Breeders
and shows Illustrations.

Prof b. T. Galloway. Of the Depa rt-
ment of Agriculture, addressed the
breeders Of poultry. and fanciers Of
blOoded fowl last night at old Masonic
Temple. where tho annual show of the
Poultry and Pigeon Association is be-
ing held
The Professor spoke on Some meth
DDS and practices in successful poultry
culture
Much Of his address was taken up
with the scientific side Of the question.
and the faHciers learned many new
facts regarding the breeding of fowl.
To illustrate his lecture. Prof Gale
way used lantern slides. aud theviews
thrown upon the canvas showed the
methods used by the most successful
breeders Of the country.
Those successful In winning ribbons
were awarded prizes They were:
Miss Sophia Pitchlynn. for Leghorns:
John d. JoquinS. for Plymmoth Rocks:
and Rhode Island reds. Henry e IN
gals, for WyandOtteS; George O.
Brown, for Asiatics and other varieties.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

L = Dept q Agriculture Weather Rr-ear.
Washington Heduesiay. January q Iss-s 2 IT,
storm has moved from the lake reEiou % the
81 Laurence VALLEY which cEused during We'd
res-a5 Light Irecilitztiol IN tie Loser Lake region
ana The northern portions az New EuElanG ard
NtU fo-k state Another disturbance il ,be WeSt
rC-clez from Alberta sa-tl=srs orer the Ro-Sv
Mountain regiCn and the Eastern sioue aIth1-a5
n1t little ram has fallen this SIDE e the Rockies
TINS far m connection With r.
Moderate temIeIstUres have continued iB al sec
tsCr.
showers EiI develop in the front Of the Western
storm OF Thursday ard gradually extend eastward
over the Central valleys and tiIear Lake ra-i0n
O. tie Eastern U9Tntain ranges dyuin- Fridav
Lower temperatures are Trohable IL the 1Ii5dle
and North Atlantic coast Sta-es durine TlurSlsr
and somewhat cCider weather VIII also ovarSr-ead
the NcTthvestern States and extend further ever
The Middle states during FRIDAY. Although the
temperatures VII be variable. Uo cold weather Is
indicated.
The winds along The Nsw England cosst VII he
brisk nCrthwes,csiy: ca tie Middle Atlantic coast.
moderate northwestern becoming light and vsri-
able; on the South atlantic Cuast lzht northwest
uly. becoming variable on the tulf coast. light
variable
Steamers degarring Thursday for European ports
VII have h1isk northWcsterIy winds Iaconainc Ialt
and variable by FRIDAY merHiug with generally far
weather 20 the Grand Banks.