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Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
FIRE DAMAGE IN PAST MONTH
 ONLY S5,45O

The November report of the Bridge port Fire department, issued today
 shows that fire damage in this city during the month just past amounted to $5,45o. This figure is considerably lower than that of last month. The greatest loss occurred in building at 1926 Pembroke street, owned by Matthew Farrell and occupied by Nathan Rothman. where the structure was damaged to the amount of $3Oo, and its contents $2,0OO During the month of November the department responded to 28 bell alarms, 23 still alarms and two false alarms making ! a total of 63 for the entire month,
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
NEW ENGLAND GOAL FOR WEST
But He's Taking No
 Unnecessary Chances

London, Dec. HFormer em- peror William of Germany, does not believe he will be brought to trial by the allies, or, if tried, that his future will be affected in any way, says the Berlin corres- pondent of the Daily Mail. Eari- ous friendly sources have recent 1y suggested that he surrender to the allies, offering to give the court all information in his pow CT, the correspondent says, but he appears too lethargic 10 take any steps, or even concentrate his mind upon the preparation of notes.
 Next to saving wood, the erst- while mOnarch's main interest seems to be the various cam paigns waged in Russia, which he follows with the aid of large maps, and he eagerly reads all the news from that country.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
Britain Will Protect
 France If U. $. Is Out

Paris, Dec. 4ETerms of the Tripartite treaty guaranteeing France against unproVoked at tack by Germany will be carried out by Great Britain regardless Of whether the United States, the other participant ratifies the pact, according to newspapers here, which state that negotiations to this end have been almost com pietcd between the French and British governments. Under the terms of the treaty. It would be- come operative when both Great Britain and the United States ratified 1t. The former has al- ready acted favorably on the con VentiOn, but it has never been submitted to the United States Senate by President Wilson.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
Former Service Man Beaten by Mexican
 Police and Wounded
Federal Authorities Investigate Story of w. M Milton-Mexico Holds Accused Policeman Report of Villas Death Not Confirmed.

Calexico, Cal Dec w. M Milton, former service is army camp hospital here today receiving treatment for wounds suffered he said at the hands of Mexican policeman Mexicai, CaIif just the international boun dary line from here.
 Milton brought this side of the border last night af ter being detained snce November S. virtually without medi treatment He said he arrested in Mexca1i charge of being intoxicated but broke from his capor and toward the line. The policeman pursued and kicked him into nsensbty and left him lying n the for several hours.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
DIRECTRESS OF DAY NURSERY
 DROWNS SELF

Meriden, Conn, Dec. 4-The body of Miss Emily Mccarthy, 34, direc- tress of the Young Women's Chris tian Association day nursery, and a visiting nurse, was found in Black Pond today. She left the nursery Sunday evening in her uniform and wearing also a raincoat. Officers of the association say that for & week Miss Mccarthy had seemed mentally depressed. Miss Mccarthy came from New York and was graduated from the Meriden Hospital. In July she was appointed to the day nursery.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05

members of this department run about the same as the police with firemen giving s1o each on an average while the 1ieutenants, captains and assistant chiefs gave from s15 to s25.
 It is estimated that this department gave the Republican Town Commit
 tee about 5000 of their total fund and
 the police gave the other 5000.
 The percentage of men in the fire department who contributed their share pro rata was much higher than in the police department where the check lists showed that-about "a per cent. contributed while in the fire fighters ranks about 90 per cent con- ] Itributed their little bit to the ad- | ministration machine.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05

Lorenz Lucas, of Fairfield, who drove his machine into a car owned by Antone Waive, of Fairfield in Rosrwicl avenue Sunday night, and then stcuck a telegraph pole was az raignel in the City court this morn irg; charged with reckless drivii. Z and trying to evade responsibility. He was fined S25 and costs. Lucas h5u heen drinking little cider.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05

While Bridgeports Fire Department individual mem expressly forbidden by departmental and city laws to mix politics positive proof that they have not needed the law is given in the Republican Town Committees statement of election expenditures filed at the City Hall.
 that about 27O contributed to the campaign this department despite the rule that Demo cra and Republicans supposed to have equal footing in the department.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
LANSING ID BE CALLED BEFORE
 COMMITTEE BEFORE FINAL BREAK

Washington, Dec. - Secretary Lansing will be called before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee before action Is taken on the resolu- tion of Senator Fall, Republican. New Mexico, requesting President Wilson to sever diplomatic relations with
 Mexico. The committee hopes to
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05

have the secretary before it later to- day.
 Decision to call MT. Lansing for a discussion of the Mexican question was reached by the committee after a two hours session behind closed doors.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
SAY TRIAL BY
 JURY DENIED IN IRELAND

London, Dec. 4-(via Montrea)- The British cabinet, according to the Daily News today. has decided to sus- pend trial by jury for crimes of vio- lence in Ireland and to substitute trial by a commission of three judges.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
MAYOR WILS
 WILL TELL OF
 IMPROVEMENTS

Mayor Clifford B. Wilson will at- tend the Southern Commercial Con- gress of Atlantic Coast Mayors to speak at their annual convention in Savannah, Ga Mayor Wilson will speak on s'I dgeports Municipal Im- provernents.' It will convene from the 8th to the 10th. Members expect General John J. Pershing as their guest.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
ASSISTANT TREASURER RESIGNS.

Arthur J. s. Silliman, assistant treasurer of the American Bank and Trust Compsny, has sent his resigna- ton to the directors effective Dec. 13. Mir. Silliman has been with the bank eight years. He was formerly con- nected with the Bridgeport Trust company. His courtesy has made for him many warm friends.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
THE WEATHER.

New Haven, Dec. - For Bridgeport and vici 'ty: Fair and slightly warmer tS light and Friday.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
NINETY PERCENT 0F
 FtREMEN GAVE ID THE CAMPAIGN FOR CLIFF

Total Contributions of Department Amounted to S3,000 and Democrats and Republicans Were Equally Generous-More Light on Methods by Which S3OOOO Campaign Fund Was Ob- tained.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
 AMENDMENT HAS 5. D., 21ST STATE

Pierre, s. D., Dec. Qualification of the federal woman suffrage reso- lution was completed by the South Dakota legislature when the Senate passed the measure early today. The lower House acted on the resolution Wednesday. South Dakota is the 81st state to ratify the amendment.
 Waterbury, Dec. 4-Vincenzo Ba- rome of 90 ailroad Hill street, was sentenced to six months in Jail and fined $200 and costs by Judge John r. McGrath In the city court here to- day, on a charge of distributing lit erature. fosring opposinoi orgniz- gVrnnn-
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05

Two large consignments of brick arrived in the harbor today from Sayervtlle, N J., Wheeler 6 Howes re- ceiving 75,000 and John M. Schutz 60,OOO
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05
ARMENIAN LOVE LETTERS BRING IN
 $500 DAMAGES

Even if love letters written in Ar menian were sent to the wife of Manoog Derkrikorian that was no ex- cuse, a jury in the Common Pleas court found today, for the indignant husband to assault George Magerdi- chian of this city. The jury awarded $500 damages to George, who was said to have written the letters George sued for $2,O0O damages, claiming he had been severely beaten by Derkri- korian.
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05

ALL THE NEWS P R I N T I " G THAT'S WORTH
Republican farmer., 1919-12-05

ALL THE NEWS
 THAT'S WORTH P R I N T I N G
The sun., 1919-06-09
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
1e. 1s. 20 and 22 William Street,
New York City
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders ot
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COW.
PANY for tho election OF Directors will ba
held at the once OF the Company on TUES.
DAY, JUNE 10th. 1919. Polls will be open
from twelve o. clock noon to one o. clock p M
AUGUSTUS " HEELY. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-06-09
PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND PEAs-BEAxs,

BEANS AND PEAS-BEANs-Marr
choice, 100 lbs. 3ll.75; marrow, Manchur
ian. 3l2; Coscorrones, Chilean, SS6s7b,
pea, choice, IS; medium, choice, 3T.T6GS:
Lady Washington, California, IS; small
white. California, IS; large white, Idaho
IS; Tepary, California, 3545T5i Kotenashi
japanese, s7R725: Corean, ST25Q760,
Daifuku. Manchurian, 3750ls; red Mid .
ney, choice. 2l2,75ql8: red marrow, 80 Is
oil; Kintoki, Manchurian, S6q650; vel
low eye. s7.95G T.5o; black turtle SCUM.
Sl0,76Qll: white kidney. choice, SlI75a
l2.25; imperials, $40; Kumamoto' Man
churian, t7B0@S; CAballero, Chilean. ST9
8; Bayou, Chilean, {6q6.50; cranberry
MAnchurian. round, s175Gs; long. $3.50
$50; short, i60650; California. SI256
$50; pink. California, S750R7fb. lima
California. choice, 1880. PBAS-scotoh'
1918, t7QB; green, Idaho, $3.50; Washing.
ton, IS; California, s7.759s; Chilean, ST6f
$50; Australian, S7751S25; Japanese IL
@s5o; black eye, California. s5.25a6Bo;
splits, yellow, ss.bOas75; green, sl0@ii:
white. small, Manehuriah. Ss06.5o; large,
sSqs.bO.
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras
ID, SAN 55hc.; extras % score B4L a
64hc.: hrsts, SIS to OIL score, 62h q sac sec
onds, SO to 81 score, sou 662c.; lower
grades, as u SOC; unsalted, higher than ex-
tras. SIN q 5sc.; extras. Bsh 0bTc; nrsts
6tG66c. seconds. bi05she'; State dairy
tubs. nnest, SAL 954c. good TO prime, 81 a
BSe common to fair, $50 soc. renovated.
hrsts, bl0b2c; lower grades, lB05Oc
ledles. current make. firsts, 4T@4shc.; sec.
ondas 7S6h Qtse.i -lovsE GradesS ~ 0lSo.S
The sun., 1919-06-09

packing stock, current make. No. !, 459
t5Hc.; No. 2. AGAhc.: lower grades

packing stock. current make. No. !, $50
$50; No. ?. HGHhc,; lower grades
oHEEsE-state. whole milk. fresh fats,
average run, coiored, Sia Gsihs.: White.
~ . 81 &c; lower grades, 254S0nc.: twins
specials. whites, 3ll1 g31%c.; colored,
Solored, 81 &c,; lower grades. 500 Sic. -;
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins. fresh, 3lg
81 y c. single daisies. fresh. white, colored.
SIC: young Americas, fresh, SSa3Shc :
state. skins. specials. 2bQ25hc.: prime to
choice. 22924c; fair to good. i792lc,
lower grades, 7Ql6c.
IS 4 a46hc.: lrsis, i3h q I6c.; gathered.
extra firsts, H945c.; nrsts northerly sec
poorer. 500 sac; checks. good to choice,
SsITy; s. sSC; undGrgradesi 2Saste;
hennery whites fine to fancy. 4sa5Oc.;
ordinary to prime, 44a4sc.: gathered
S wmite soH ordinary to ane 4sStss Western
State, Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery
browns, asa 4se.; gathered brown and
mixed colors. 42gt7hc.
FLOUR AND MEAIl-Rye -four dull;
fair to good. sS.25 q $50; choice to fancy,
IS, 65ge,25. White corn -four quiet; 3420
g4,26 per 100 lbs, Cornmeal quiet; yell
1850 Foed~city quiet; " Bran sAn loo iS
racks. sII: heavy middlings do, ,H; red
dog -four. lio ID. sacks, $50: Western
barely steady bran. 100 Id. sacks, $3.50;
dlings, do, S55: red dog flour. $40 Id.
sacks, 3G2.50; oil meal. 1880 nominal in
100 H. sacks.
PRONIslONs-Pork steady; mess. $3.50;
family. '66q5s; short clear. .5Ias2'
Beef unsettled; mess. ss5d3s; family, sti
qtS; packet, 1sSG39 extra India moss.
sos R67, Hogs steady bacons, 2s%c.; 40
ha
picked clear. lO-l2 lbs. sac: dry sailed
clear. 1920 lbs, S0%c. Greases steady I;
yellow, llpl2c.; choice house, lOA GllL C.
Picked hams quiet: regular. 1912 lbs
sssc.; skinned, 1920 lbs. sfHc, Taliow
dull; city special. loose. lac. Lard steady ;
middle West. $40 1850; city lard dull:
quoted, 84q34Lc Refined lard Arm; Con-
tinent, ss6; South America, sss.2B: Brazil,
kegs, 1915. Compound steady; quoted,
2792sAc Stearine steady; city lard
stearine, 37c. Oleo. 2sc.
The sun., 1919-06-09
New Issue

i $4,000 900
Nebraska Power Company
Omaha, Nebraska)
s i y: ny & s h | % 2 s % four @ T
s M S and authorized Sad' a"
sen.w will tm.n.s In Rhode.
hscom will yNorm.
hvh py { e .mout tssesams
-: .,%.. " m I s. 1 ,s , s s tn:
% E viii "a Mr. E. " HILL '"'f"e
organized April rs 1917
y M S nav
~ Earnings tn Company 2 times tn. interested
unlimited time electricity hsh heat and This franchise
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w. ~ ' "
mey Preferred Co e
I'M netdn abouts7
s :ss SIs s % and received "da" " temporary bonds will
pss:s . as e sss aiSa s a.a
Harris, Forbes & Company
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The sun., 1919-06-09
SINKING FUND NOTICE
ROASE IRON COMPANY
Six Per Cent, Gold Bonds
due January !. 1928, secu

uut JdHuaTy 7, IVZJ, SECUTED BY
Mortgage dated January .. 1908
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK gives notice that in &C
cordance with Article Third OF the above
referred to Mortgage, It will receive sealed
proposals to sell the above described bonds
at n rate not to exceed 1863 and accrued
interest, the total offer not TO consume
more than the amount OF TEN THOU
SAND ONE HUNDRED ONE $500 DOL
LARS 0lO,l0l.0s). Sealed Proposals will be
opened at the ONCE OF CENTRAL UNION
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK so
Broadway. at twelve o'clock noon on nth
day OF June, 1919.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee
By J. y. WALLACE. President.
The sun., 1919-06-09
THE DELAWARE q HUDSON COMPANY.

New York, May IS, 1919.
A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER t2A) PER CENT. on the capt
tai stock of this Company in favor OF
stockholders of record at the close of busi-
ness to-day has been declared payable at
the once OF this Company. So Nassau
street In this City. on June 20, 1919, pro-
vided that before said date there shall
have been received from the United States
Government sum suf4cient in the opinion
of the President, with other available
FUNDS, TO pay the same. and payable at a
later date when. as and II such sum shalY
be so received.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers
w. II. DAVIES Treasurer
The sun., 1919-06-09
Start New Municipal Bond Firm.

The new municipal bond firm of Bran
don. Gordon & Waddell will open for
business this week in a suite OF ground
floor offices in So Liberty street. The
partnership includes John Robert Bran
don, Alexander Gordon and Donald w.
Waddell. Mr.. Brandon has been with
Splitter, Rorick & Co. for nearly twenty
years, during the past ten OF which
manager of their New York office. Mr.
Gordon, who has Just returned from
overseas service, was for several years
pr.or to the war New England repre-
sentative OF Splitter, Rorlck Co. Mr.
Waddell has been the New York State
representative Of that nrm for tho last
~ v1AAA
The sun., 1919-06-09
NEWPORT & CINCINNATI BRIDGE co.
General M0rtEage 416Ro Fifty Year


In accordance with the terms OF the
Sinking Fund clause OF above Mortgage
notice 10 hereby given that sealed proposals
for the sale OF q many bonds as can be
purchased with $3.50 (which amount is
bonds now outstanding) will be received
at the ofrice OF the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company, No. II Broadway, New
York City. and opened at Noon on June 30
1919, when the lowest offer will be &C
cepted. provided the price does not exceed
par and interest.
f. s. LOCKE. Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-06-09

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
Wednesday, June II, 1919, at 1880 o'clock
y, NJ, at the Exchange Salesrooms Nos
IL and l6 Vesey Street, Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City. through Adrian II.
Muller Sons, auctioneers the under
signed will oner at public sale Three thou
sand nine hundred and ninety eight t3.9gsD
shares OF tho capital stock OF the HAM
MERSTEIN AMUSEMENT COMPANY OF
the par value OF Twenty-Five (t25) dollars
per share,
Dated, June 6, 1919
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK,
BY LYMAN RHoADEs, Vice President.
The sun., 1919-06-09
Observation-Disclosures SAFE co.

A dividend Of two and one-halt Ceu) mar
cent. was declared by the Herring Hall
Marvin Safe Company on the Common
capital Stock payable July LIST 1919 10
stockholders OF record at the close of busi-
ness June 25th. 1919
The transfer books OF the Company will
close June 2Sth. 1919, and reopen July LIST
1919, +. A. MARSELLUs. Secretary,
New York, June :, 1919
The sun., 1919-06-09
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY

The Board OF Directors have declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF SIS
per share upon the preferred capital stock
Of this company payable July l. 1910. to
stockholders OF record at tho close OF bust
ness juno "a. 1919.
Dividend checks will be mailed by Tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Transfer Agents. No. 1921 william Street
New York City. 20 stockholders who have
died mailing orders
A, NJ. ROBERTSON. Secretary.
New York, June !, 1919.
The sun., 1919-06-09
ALLIS-CHAIISIERS MANUFACTURED
COMPANY

June 3, 1919.
The Board of Directors has declared
dividends of One and Three quarters Per
Cent for quarter ending June 80, 1919 and
fhree-quarters Per Cent. on account accu-
mulated dividends, on the preferred stock
or this Company, payable July Is, 1918,
to preferred stockholders OF record AZ the
close OF business June 80. 1919. Checks for
such dividends will be mailed 10 preferred
stockholders and to holders OF voting trust
certificates for preferred stock remaining
unexchanged OF record June 40. 1915.
Transfer books Will not be closed
H WOODLAND, Secretary and Trea surer
The sun., 1919-06-09
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
American Wooden Company
Massachusetts Corporation)
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS

Notice is hereby given that the regular
quarterly dividends OF one Dollar and sew
enty-hve Cents (Sl.76) per share on the Pre-
ferred stock and one Dollar and Twenty
mon stock of this Company will he paid
on July 10, 1913, to stockholders of record
June Is. 1919.
Transfer books will be closed at the close
OF business June l6. 1919, and will be re-
opened at the opening OF business June
%, 1919.
wM. II. DwELLY. Treasurer.
Boston, Mass, June 6. 1919.
The sun., 1919-06-09

A quarterly dividend Of ua, md three-
quarters per cent has been declared on the
Preferred stock Of this Company, payable
July list 1919. 10 Stockholders Of record AZ
the close OF business June 18th 1919
Transfer Books Will remain open. Checks
mailed.
r. II. IsMoN. Secretary q Treasurer
The sun., 1919-06-09

Harris, Forbes q Company
Incorporated
Boston
The sun., 1919-06-09
street Ahead OF Revival.

Brokers loans are not so inflated as
some might infer, and higher rates vi
money almost automatically bring Offer
ings Of funds from all sections Of the
country. The significance of renewed
fold imports should. moreover, not be
lost sight OF. The United States COM
mands the world situation financially
and economically. and its trade is bound
10 be active for years to come, which
inevitably means big earnings and larger
dividend disbursements to shareholders.
In other words Wall Street is six
months ahead of the business revival.
being always the best barometer I'M
aginable."
Odd Lot ReTeU says: There is no
longer any doubt that in most conser-
vative quarters the present violent mar
let in the industrial stocks is disap-
proved OF and distrusted. If you ask
these people whether they think the
move can go on they tell you that in
view of what we have already seen we
are likely to see most anything but that
10 far as they are concerned they want
no part of it. While pointing out that
there are good many investment stocks
on the list which are not too high, they
are apt to declare that the movement in
the case OF many OF the industrials
which have advanced anywhere from 100
10 400 per cent. during the last four
months has been grossly overdone.
Even in quarters where an optimistic
view is taken of the business outlook for
later in the year there seems to be
strong feeling that the market in gen.
eral has already very fully discounted
anything in the way of business i'm
pIovement that is actually in sight.
Great activity is reported in retail trade
generally. but in such basic industries as
steel and copper Improvement, except In
sentiment, has not yet made much head
way. The very fact that a rise Of as
much as a quarter OF a cent pound in
copper metal and the placing of a single
fair sized order for steel are made SO
much OF is clearly indicative of the state
OF things prevailing"
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
SOME FACTS
 ABOUT YUKON
Development League Which Is Boost in Yukon, Publishes
 Some Facts

Thc fuIIowiue taken from th. Dawson News, win give Che pcop', O. this section of tho country som. idea ol tbc nature of tho publicity work Chat a being done by Cha. territory.
 Yukon Territory contains la2.ooo .uuarc miles.
 More than lrlf of Jho great area ul Yukon Is nabIHhic
 Yukon H On. 'ast great area .o. eraue and agriculture
 Yukon is paradise when .am pared vl.h other parts af .hc world where millions of people have lived and psoap.rcd
 Yukon Territory and Northern AI- heru and Northern British Coum- n.a are practically without rail- way.
 Yukon has transportation for only aruu. four months of tnc ycar
 Yukon cau ru.He uru.u. wo.eHn. from 25 Co A pounds c..h
 Canada opened up tho Hum m Europe
 Canada win anen nm lhc Yukon wih am e'e.u.. railway.
 such action ou tle'r part will aru mp a market for Canadian goods.
 This is Cmata'a marta. witch ro tariff wall Go climb over Co sa'I hw foods
 Canadian people win soe tHa, th.s !. done for ro- own benefit
 Mineral resource. Of tho Terri. tory have not Hou scratched
 mne foregoing arc facts for yau ro rdr md a.. adwuara O. N0W
 luImTnrtu.e ..nt over fNn mon Io Che Gr.. War; ... iarr r.r ln.u m .-...a
 Yutor# patriotic cash .anfr.m. Hou fig greater thm auv portion o. Ho British Empire nor capita
 YuEun# subscription to tln N.n- tory loan aro am example for Inc ro. mamIor of CmaIn Dawson as' November subscribed s"lsn0UN in rash and got .wouty-oua crowns on Hor Victory C.ue Dawson and kIon. rfEc did uot get dollar haok in munitions orders and other war nu'- .ms. ueh .s Hooded che rest o. Canada Nnw Yukon asks Inr a ra''- way chat are may .ouj more wul'H direct and for Immediate and d.ro0. .ids To roads. mining and other in- usr.es. Is sha mot entitled Co Ite
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
ENTERTAINs

Hr Ia. n. uovon entertain ycs,cr- ... afternoon and evening in honor .. tlr. Geo. L. Johnson who is lcov- .. for e ya.t Co Che south ou Che Princes. Mary
 rre present n tt. aItcruoon be-
 . u. hostess were Mrs. Geo L u.rr Mu U u Srumau. Miss r..l. GrmdIcr. Mrs D. u. Chris .r.. Mrs E Loom.s. Mrs Wm. Miller .G 'Ir w. E CahIu
 Ina Che evening a number ui ihp ....Hu- u. tHc Douglas school were
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
LEAVING r0R BANKS

Tho hmfhut boat Pilgrim vi" probably c.. away for tra h"HhW banks tomorrow. having ..H..| ... Gus upplio. aboard .oarr The ho.. hos been 0uoJ with pu.wI ...H- running oourenuou Chat fig said 'o hc time aud labor aarer
 Tho Eorth Star. owned hy Capt. sukuoaI win probably ra. a"m Che fu, of tta week for Che .# mbut G.aue uip of .fa having been undergoing repairs. h. some ,.mo