The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

This Date la History--Sept 23. (B B. --Octanes JTV-- 1 TUi 8 BL. Sep. lember 2A Special to The D.

Sept. 23,11 a. m. fair and ccoler tom prob a local thunder tcniRht. W.

L. JBOOKB, Chief of the Weather Bureau. General weather conditions prevailing at 8 p. m. September The barometer has risen rapidly from the Missouri valley southward to Texas, and It is highest over the Central Rocxy Mountain region.

The barometer has fallen east of the Mississippi and in tbe extreme Northwest, and depression of considerable energy is central over Lake Superior. The oool wave has reached the Central Mississippi valley and Northern Texas, themperatnre having fallen twenty to forty degrees during the past twenty four hours. The warm weather general In the region eut of tbe Mississippi, and tbe temperature ta rising in the treme Northwest. The probabilities are that the cool wave will extend over the Central Mkslppii and Ohio valiera, the Lake region and the Southwell by Monday night. It will also be felt on the Atlantic Coast Monday night or Tuesday.

The following heavy rainfalls (In inches) ware reported: During tbe past twelve icrare-Duluth, 132; at. Paul, 184 Areas of "high" and "low" air pressure move eastward at an average rate of 600 miles per day. Tbe winds blow around "nigh" and "low" pressure In a definite way; they go out of and around the "high" in tbe direction of the of a watch; they go around and Into the "low" In tbe opposite direction. The "high" is clear cool region; tbe "low" Is apt to be cloudy or rainy and warmer, fbe winds on the southeast and east of a "low" are warm and motet from the south; those between the "high" and "low" are cool from tbe eat, stronger, bring clearing weather; those on the southwest and west of the "high" blow from the southeast, or are variable. HEW ADVS.

TODAY. JT2W foBowtno appear fortht trtt Weeommtnd owad- ofmurrtoOtn. IHtow aim to carry and vttnrttot gnat tart to czelude aU from our cohaftnt, Ant trregtOaritytn thedeaUngtofowadDer- tMn wttA ovrnbtcrfbcn Dry Jonn Hendrickson. -First Gem of Autumn. Rodoei Neldlg.

Democrats, Prect. No. B. Hargett. Prect.

No. N. Hargett. Wood For Sale N- Plnmmer. Hoaie rot vent Theodore S.

Brenner, TenantJPfBted A. Meloy. Sadia Wbltefofd, the popular actreat, whose reputation widely known, wUl be tbe attraction at City Opera Some for an engagement of three and matinee, beginning night. Personally ibe a beautiful brunette, with a graceful manner and a presence. A mualcal reading of her another familiarity with all of her enablei Trer to win popular favor from" The" lie aad tbe preat -where ver -her take her.

In private life Whiteford a model yosag woman, devoting mott of her time to the study of her art, her recreation being set aside for early morning accompanied by Bar father and bar pet aaainiff, to whom vary much attached. Whiteford will produce with tbe fall attengthof her axcellent company a number of new can baaecnred 'in advance at daring engagement will be 85 and and It expected aodety will turn out en masse at all the S- fty OmvontioiiKobofla. The Republican nominating convention on Saturday did not adjourn nntd 5 JO p. OL, being In continuous nve hours and. twenty-five News wu out a few after tbe- adjonrnnent with a fall three column report of the "Of course there are aome," said a Re- pnbllcan today, "who wffl be dissatisfied with our ticket, but there a noticeable absence of bittemeas at the aonvantlon and ail disappointments will be forgotten and differences healed by election day.

AU tbe men on tbe ticket are good men and wffl make good Several of the districts hwt their on a number of tbe because of their slowness. Temporary Ice Famine. On account of tbe continued spell of warm weather aad tbe consequent demand for Ice, the dealers of Frederick were arable ssppi; many of their reg- uUrcastoinara yesterday until a late hour. Tbe ice factory, although running day and night, conld not fnrnish enough for tbe demand, and tbe large were turned out yesterday morning eager teamsters would be ready to divide them among their regular trade. A large number of people from sections of the dty were on band for small qnantJ- tka.

Seme, however, had to wait for quite a whfle before being served. "Ibe Pay The brilliant and always welcome Florence Bindley, In her realistic aad eenaaUonal play, "The Pay wfll appear at dry Opera Howe next Friday nlghi, Sspteober 37. The play In thrilling incidents, awonf which am the robber? of tbe paymaster and tkaoaptan of robbtz by tht rolna, alto any amount of- ffii ualcal cbe feople, 1 big clrau gave two i in Frederick OA Ectvday afteraooa eveLsg ltt. both of wh'-ci' attracted a large crowd of people. Tbe EepabJeae coavcaiion ate Dcntccratk priosatiea xtp" icote cf a political tarn of mind away in tte afternoon, tUli many country people were there and taw tbe tights under tbe luge eaavaes.

SelU Brotben have a large eumbtr of esbordinaie employea. who are thoroughly drilled is their retpectite and who are held responsible for ilely or tbU lU.llo to occur from day to day. Each man is looked to for the performance of some certain wcrk, whether It be to as- eiit in puitlog up the lents, look log oat for the hones or keeping tbe and llebts in trim. ImmedUul; after the clrcat cars arrived at ibe lower depot, tbe para- paernalla aad were uciuaea au taken directly to the (f rounds UcJke many other exhibitions of Its kind, the hones were is condition and their coals gave evidence of care fnl ad strict attention. Tfitt nalo itni had seating capacity for sixiees thoussd people, becidef giandlng roctn for many more.

Tbe performing was coauaed lo two Urge rings and a platform, the latter ifiCClki luC Tiue center ot the tent. One or the other furnished aome feat of horsemanship, acrobatic performnnce work at ibe Btme time and it was a matter to satlsfictorily take in more than one of three. In the meantime several clowr took np a good ly portion of Ibe space oaUide of the rings in an attempt keep the crowd In a good humor. They were well np to the standard in their business, and ens ceeded in provoxing merriment. Probably one ot tbe best features oi the performance was the exhibition of trick bicycle riding by tbe dtlrk family.

Owing to an accident in Hagerstown the evening before one of the sisters fell and broke her ankle, while another is quite sick from a fever contracted some weeks ago In traveling from to place. The act was gone through with bv four riders, one of whom was a child of ten or twelve yean. Tbe band of teals aad trained horses was an Illustration of the sagacity of dumb animals and their performing went far toward proving the power over them possessed by man. At night the were usual much shortened but a good performance was given and people were generally satisfied. Sevoral small fights took place on the ground but no one was to any extent hurt.

The aide show, In which freaks of nature were exhibited, patronized to a considerable extent. Altogether tbe managers were well satis fled with the receipts of the day and they had no complaint to make. Before the performance was half over In the main tent the army of were pat palling ap stakes and ing the paraphernalia to the depot AB soon as each act was concluded something was bundled np and taken away and by the time the performance over nearly one half of the, luggage had been removed to tbe railroad. The con talning the menagerie were qnlckJy loaded oa the cars and In four hours after the audience left the tent the big was again on the eo--this time heading or Harrlsonburg, Ya. CIBCtTB BOTKB.

On Saturday morning last while the employes of Sells Brothers' circus were unloading wagons from tbe cars a heavy one In going down the Incline got away from the men aad went with great force to the ground. The momentum was so great that tbe wagon ran Into a box car nbont fifty feet away, In aome man ner firmly planting the tongue between the car and the truck. Several hones were unable to poll the tongue away and it became necessary to partly break Uie wagon before it could be gotten loose. In attempting to large band wagon In the circus the wheels tank to a distance in the soft earth that ten horses conld not get it any for- tterthanafew feet inside of tbe gate. Tbe large elephant, which considered a very vicious beast, was brought Into service; and with seeming easelt poshed tbe wagon out of the rut in which it had gotten and in a little while had ft ata convenient place the tent.

A wagon belonging to 7 broke down on Bast Patrick street on Saturday night about 10.90 o'clock by the rear wbaettoecbmlig detached. Tbe difficulty remedied in aboat an when tbe wagon pawed on way to thadepot. Bat Just lamed CfcnoliitneVthe nut came off the Awheel, and.neceatitated a farther delay. SEWS Of THE Wm. died In SIkton.

Wm.N.B. Wickas died in Chestertown, 73 years: The and held primaries in Garrett county. A handsome Xngllih Lutheran Church dedicated in Cumberland. John O'Brien, of Connecticut, killed on the track the Westers Maryland Railroad at Bdgemont. There a muddle in Talbot over the of election and the Republicans are talking of carrying the matter to the Advertfeed jncra, The oHowfag is alisl of the advertle- ed remaining in the Frederick City postoffice Saturday, September 21st, 1895.

To obtam any of these letters, tbe applicants moat call for adtertited If not called for within two weeks they may be sent to the dead letter office: exTCUMXX's Iwt-- F. D. BrajmlM. 8. B.

Kene Clauett. 6. W. Dizoa, Joted a. Doroeo, Daxdei K.

Baa. ttoOe Hammond. Henry C. Jobs McBefzeah. Stephen Fxatloe, Join B.

Booaoa. Bfehud 8 to 11 tug. H. L. fzof.

C. A. Law. Mra, Ida J. Crist, Hiss Beatdco Hamilton, a W.

J. Bate, 'Mrs. W. r. Staffer.

tUmV. T. Troot, Mrs. Xazr Xsvlor. Tbe Electric Halfway.

At a meeting in Frederick Saturday of tbe directors of the town Electric Railroad Company, it waa decided tc begta wjrk at once on tbe construction ot the road. A committee war appointed to have the permanent survey of tbe route made and to secure tbe right of way. Modern on good food and snnshiae, with plenty of exercise In the open sir. Her form with health and hrface bloowi with beauty. If her lystem aeeds tbe deaasiog action of a laxative the gentle aad pleaaut Synp of Ctuld.

Master Fraakte Doll, the Uttie of Mr.Chaa. J. Doll.of tawdry fire of Doll while walking oa Wast Second Mreet yesterday eveatnc acddeataUy fell law an opea cellar, a qoaattty of coal Tbe Uttk fe'low fortsaazdy Irjiry bat be received atveral asd which bkd to esceat. be in the oeJar was badly frlgiteced by a dog Master Frank moch figartd, bai good might nave been a CurtvtU TBC THE PEOPLE. to Kaltur.

of thi A OH SAT UUTAk.1. To the Editor ot Tat KIM. 1 sincerely belt ere that the Republican aomtoatlag cocveo'ljo made a lake on Saturday in not nominating one of ibe judges for the Orphans' Court from Frederick district Mo was assigned for not doing 00 than the simple, yea foolbb. ooe, ihat Frederick wouM get too much, and tblt wu altered OTer and oter sgtia by mec regarded as aecslbla, Intelligent men la the lions from the county. ttow look at the matter In its proper II Ci 0 i.

a V.ULUC from Frederick, as the county has no candidate to ffcr The tbeilfflty candidate was near b-i- selected from the county, acd any rate h's two deputies are generally selected from the county. It does not matter where the State Senator comes from, as he has DO patronage to bestow and is bonnd to act tor the beat interests of alt the people. But as regards the Judges of the Orphans' Court, there Is peculiar propriety in baring one from Frederick. Persons residing in the county settling estates, often wish to obtain slight Information, when the court is not in session, and come ten or fifteen miles to obtain It, only to find that conn la not in session and the judges at their homes in some distant pan of the county. A.

resident judge conld give them the information they desire without an; trouble. Then again, cases occur in which Frederick city is directly interested, and a realdeat Judge would be better acquainted with the circumstances than one living outside. I might go on naming other reasons but the above will suffice. Where anything ao obvious it is surely strange that the greed for office will cause men to allo their Judgment to be so blinded as not to see the right. It waa stated to us over and OTer again the other day, "yes, it would all be right were li not that Frederick too much.

The large and intelligent delegation from Frederick, translating of twenty-five members, con- lendjd tor their rights to the last, but were overpowered. One of these days these conventions, so open to abase, will be- abolished, and the Crawford county system adopted, allowing every man 10 come before the public and stand on his own merits. ORB WHO WAS THEBX. NEWS OP THE CHURCHES. Sunday in City and Ceanty-- A social will be, held in theM.E.

Church Friday evening by theEpworth League, for the members of the church and league, A. short entertaining pro gram will be rendered. The camp meeting of the Christian Workers, which has been In progress at Braddock Heights for some time, concluded yesterday. A large crowd from Frederick and the surrounding country ylsited Heights during the day. Largely attended harvest services were held at Pleasant Hill Chapel yesterday, conducted by the BeT.

Q. H. HasskarL The singing was excellent and the very flue. Fully a Dayton wagon load of fruit wu consumed In arranging the harvest symbols, and grain were, also abund ant. Dr.

Hatikarl preached an eloquent sermon. Services at" All Saints Episcopal church yesterday were conducted by Rev. T. 8. Bacon, of Bnckeyitown.

The rector, Rev. Oaborne Ingle, will return from nil vacation on Saturday next. After next Sunday the evening service will be changed to 7 30 o'clock, and hours for week day service will be changed. The annual meeting of St. Mary's Chapter will be held on Wednesday, October 2nd.

THE WORK. OF DEATH. BIT. JDHH W. PBBXT.

The funeral of Bev. John W. Perry, who died yesterday afternoon at 1728 Venango street, Tioga, Philadelphia, will take place tomorrow morning from the 1020 P. R. train, Interment it Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. The deceased was the oldest brother of Messrs. Henry and P. Perry, of Frederick, and Mr. Jacob Perry, of Walkersvtlle, He was a retired minister of the 0.

B. Conference. MBS. BACEZX. KHXIKLT.

Mrs. Bachel A. Ridgely, widow of the iate Lloyd Rldgeiy, died Saturday morning last at 8 30 o'clock at the borne of ber daughter In Washington, D. C. Her fa- neral took place today at 8 p.

at, from the home of her son, A. Ridgely, In Washington, Interment being made in Gtenwood cemetery. AS Off AST. Robert Infant child of Lee Holland, died at Is home near Hopeland on Thursday morning. His funeru took place on Friday at 2 o'clock p.

nu, at Hope HQ1 church. Service was conducted by Rev. Forman, of Backeys- town. Interment was made In the adjoining graveyaid. George W.

Paters was the funeral director. KR. JJOS3. Mr. Clndnnatoa Jelks, aged 53 years, died on Friday last at his home, 1529 East Fayette street, Baltimore.

His funeral took place Deceased was tbe father of Mrs. Parsons Miller, of city. Tbe Sick. Mr. Christian Wilson is improving favorably and was able to ait up four hours yesterday.

Messrs. Henry and Marion of West Patrick street, who are sfck with typhoid fever, are improving. Mrs. WLisner, of West Patrick street, on the alck list. Mte McDonald, daughter of Mr.

J. McDonald, fa sick with typhoid fever. Mr. Zimmerman Is confined to nit home with steknwa. StucbyaBee.

Several ago a honey bee stuag Mr. Fred. XcCardell about the face, which afterward became much swollen ud painful. He a great daal fioat theaUnf bet to -ftOnraB tight DMOCRAT1C PRIIUUUBS. Democratic primary were held shrcugaost Frederick couty OB Satorday afieraooa appoia; gatas to tbe couty cozYeattoa, which wlii be bold In city I (Ad alao to name a aew cocety central salute In lisle dittrtct tee saee-Ucg was beld in the basement of theCovrt wiih Chaa.

N. Hanptt chairman and Or. P. awl F. Marlon Faabel ttc- retariea A motion pasted empowering the chairman to appoint twentjr- are delegates to the ixsrention and five Biembtirs of ceblikl The waa hartao and everything parsed off qaletly Tbe and the new are as Har gett, Dr.

B. F. Thomai, F. U. Paubel, Chas.

W. Boat, D. T. Urceman, Dr. K.

C. McSberry. D. Baker, F. Oben- derfer, Allen Qaynn, B.

Allen Kourback, Leroy Buawsbergtr, Justus Miller, John Mehrl Henry Falk, Geo. Smhh.S Bast, A. C. McCardell, James Walker, C. Box- too, C.

N. Bahn, George Sbriner and A. P. aUrth. Central Committee, Charles Hazgett.

Chariea W. Rota, CuL V. Bnghman, EL C. McSherry, (jbarlea L. Kuaemaul, bevl Wolfe.

Samuel Werthel- mer. J. W. dtarr. H.

T. Kline, Ed. Koon it, (J tlabn, U. J. K.rUe, Aaron Kosen- C.

Levy. McSherrr. W. G. Belch, F.

K. Fanble, Ed Grove, U. J. F. Eitenbaner, George Wents, C.

H. Eckstein, J. Payne, James Bines and George W. Smith. HBW HARKKT Detegaiea--Dr.

J. W. Downey. Ljsan- der Eicbtson, Ellas Mnrphr, Lafayette Day, Charles D. Walter, A.

E. Williams. Noah Barnes, Frank Jonef, Frank Bugle, Thomas Maynard, P. C. Burke, Z.

C. Magruder, John 8. Mason, G. H. Bran denburg, Bruce Mnrdock, Francis C.

Erebbs. Central Committee--F. Browning, Rudolph Tyeryar. Noah Barnes, Harry Wood, Frank Jones, Dr. J.

W.Downey. MKCHAXIC8TO K. Delegates--Joseph A. Gemand, Chas. Gall, Charlei Null.

C. E. Cusell, Frank Roddy, Dr. Wm. 8.

McPherson, George H. Bastard, John A. Dent, J. W. Creager, Washington Shafer, Jacob M.

Eee- fer, Frank Ooiiinower, Ross ii. Eyier, Alfred Riddlemoaer, 8. D. Enott, Wm. H.

Harman, Oliver Wiaotzkey, Edward Morrison, Alpheus Firor, John Jones, Dr. James E. Waters, L. R. Waesche, Charles Layman, Albert Barton, Edward Eyler, M.

J. Colllflower, John M. Powell, James T. Waeeche, Lntber Creager. Central Committee--J.

W. Creaeer, John Jones, Bernard Colllfiower, Geo. H. Bnasard, Chaa, H. Gall, L.

R. Waesche, Frank Roddy, Frank Enott, Charles Null, John Kelley, John M. PowelL The delegation was instructed to use all honorable means to farther the nomination of Bernard Colllflower for Judge of the Orphans' Court. BCCKXTSTOWK. Delegates--Ed.

Nichols, Wm. J. Grove, Howard Allnutt, Jos. N. Cbtawell, Dr.

Wm. H. Johnson, M. J. Grove, Amos Thomas, R.

Claude Dntrow, W. B. Ogle, C. N. Thomas, Frank White, John H.

Eesaler, Fleet R. Neighbors, McGIll Bett, Dr. H. J. Boone, Melville Cromwell, G.

L. Mercer, Thos. Whltmore, Wm. T. Chiawell, G.

A. Lamar, WE. T. Day, J. T.

Fttzaimmons. Central Committee--Edward Nlcltol, Wm. J. Grove, Howard Allnntt, G. A.

Lamar, Geo. Mercier, Patrick McGowin, Samuel 8. Thomas, Chas. E. Renn, Horace E.

Smith, Ed ward Snonffer, Wm. T. Chtswell, B. Claude Dutrow, Wm. T.

Day, John C. Wnitter, Wm. Keller, W. O. Michael, Luther S.

Feaga. BBffiF BITS. A of Bright --A reissue of pension has been granted to John T. Hantock, of Catoctin, this county. --Tetterday the hottest day of the snmmerln Mlddletown, the mercury registering from -98 to 101 in the shade at 1 o'clock, --A hona attached to a sprinz wagon belonging to a Mr.

Wachter, of Walkers- vllle, this county, fell on Patrick street near the Square Corner this morning and broke one of the shafts. --Samuel 8. Thomas, son of tbe late Col. C. Eeefer Thomai, of Araby, this has been nominated for the Virginia House of by the of Clarke and Warren counties.

Divorce Granted. Tbe Circuit Court for Frederick county has pasted decree divorcing, a Ttncalo Sosls Ann Goodeaberger from her husband, Andrew Goodenberger. Goodenberger resides in Frederick, and the court has permitted net to resume her maiden name of Susie Aon Kline, under which she more familiarly Her'late husband resides in Hanover. Pa. Jacob Bohrback tbe solicitor for Mrs.

Goodaaberger in obtaining her divorce. A Hot September. The atmoipbere yesterday wu excessively warm during the entire day and it was not until late at night that any relief In the shape of a bteexe conld be felt. The day before alto a scorcher and it thought to be, by a great many, warm any period this summer. Frequently a very hot spell Is experienced during the first week or two in September, bat it not of ten iiat the heated term aolate in the month or even ibrao many days.

Dr. mU Rtfht. The Bev. Dr. G.

C. H. Hasskarl, nntfl zeceaily pastor of St. Jaznea Evangelical Lutheran Church, thk city, has had all of his accounts as pastor of the church ex- bj a appoint ty Uie President of tbe Maryland Synod. The bank books, subscription books and were all examined and the president of synod that the committee has found everything properly accounted for and agreeing to the cent.

Tbe most remarkable cures on record have been accomplished by Hood's Sar- aaparfOa. It unequalled 'or all blood diseases. SHBZNEB MHiLJNO GO. BRSAD 1 80ON WED." GIRLS WHO MAKE GOOD BREAD. WILLfUHILTBB QtlCKLTMAK- R1ED.

TBT'T. U8B-CBBB8YILLB BOLLBK TLOUBT AND SEE THE IU8TJL2B. A wrttei in Cttrreat Uienttnre thinks tikat of of ftilare enx I- will bt tbe alnklag of a abaft 13.000 to 15,000 feet Into earth la to atlliae the ceaual aeat of the globe. a Ieoca, it saar aoi be iapcasible for tbe roted auchiaery of tbf Water i ot whlclt be obuiaed by Lheae iwat hoQtet asd pabiic toudlnge, aoib- ieg aboat tbe power it woaiJ furnUi, The pUal onoe paid fur, oa.y would be tee keeping oi the ia good condition. Nature do the from Tfce Vixessrtikn A not ouNin living oa tut cairou and bat sitnply ib.Ulalc; from tbe of birds, oeuu and Bread, nun, beaiu asd ite raiuct grains form dU; unrivaled fur the production of itrengtb and while, with tbe addition of milt, butler and a vast variety of can be prepared kultable for every or condition of lite Vegetarians baving good digestions and clear eonidenoes are always cheerful and happy no peisi- mieu among tbeai.

Tbe Aiabi tare two methods of estimating tbe height to wblcb a colt will grow, (be arst being to stretch a cord from the mwirll over the ears anil down along tbe neck and compare ibis measurement with tbal from the withers to the feet, and tbe other method being to compare the dlaiance between tbe knee and the withers with that from the knee to ibe coronet. In tbe first method is considered that a colt will grow as much taller as the first measurement exceeds that of the stcind, and the second method, if the proportion is as two to one, the hone will grow no taller. JOHN BCNDBI0K8ON. In five weeks Mr. Morley wrote a novel of 90 000 words, revised one of 53.000, and In six succeeding days wrote six abort stories aggregating 23,000 words.

He did thla in the lake district. LOCAL MENTION If Mr. David Werthelmer wilt accept the nomination for sheriff he will receive- the united support of the of Frederick. Buamas By virtue of a resolution passed by the Democratic Central Committee of Frederick District, tbe Democratic of Precinct No. 3 are hereby requested to aasemble at Democratic headquarters, West Patrick street, on Tuesday evening, September 24, at 8 p.

for lha purpose of forming a Democratic Club. All are respectfully invited to attend. By order, Charles N. Hargett, chairman; J. Roger McSherry, secretary.

By virtue of a resolution passed by the Democratic Central Committee of Frederick District, the Democratic voteri of Precinct No. 8 are hereby requested to assemble at Democratic headqnuten, West Patrick street, on Thursday evening, September 28. at 8 p. for the purpose of forming a Democratic club. All are respectfully invited to attend.

By order, Charles N. Hargett, chairman; J. Roger Mcbherry, secretary. 1O Oaya Ac Niagara An early fall trip to Niagara Falls WatkloB Glen, Macch Chunk, Glen Onoke, Rochester and Geneva, has been via the Royal Blue Line and the famous Lehlfh Valley route. 'A special express with Pullman Parlor Cars attached, In charge of an experienced tourist agent, will leave B.

O. Station, Washington, Thursday, September 86th, 810 a. mu, Baltimore, 9 05 a. arriving at the Falls 1100 p. m.

Bonnd trip Ucktts, good ten days, flO 00. The nnnd trip from Martlnaburg will be $1160; Hagerstown, Frederick, $11.05. For more detailed information apply to Chas O. Scull, General Paaunger Agent, Baltimore, Md. Remember the date, Thursday, September 28th.

Excauraton to Atlanta. On account of the Exposition, the O. R. R. Co.

will sell excursion tickets at neatly reduced Season will be told every day until December 15th. good returning until Jannary 7th, 18M. Twenty-day will beaoldavery day until December 15th, good returning for twenty from data of aale. Tbe from Ferry will be $88JW for seaaonand for twenty-day Correspondingly low from other on the D. H.

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