The Inter Ocean from Chicago, Illinois • Page 5

OUR LAKE MARINE. Continuation of the "Inter-Ocean's" Resume of the Season of 1874. Tie Sacrifice of Life on the Lakes Record of Deaths Ashore. Tbe Most Important Change in tot) Ownership of Vessels. THE DEATH RECORD.

Below given statement of the loss of life on the lakes the past season, with the names of those lake sailors dying ashore. The total number is 2T8: JA.VCAEY. W. Wilbor. George Ewan.

W. M. Mitchell, W. D. Wilson, L.

Hallon. and J. soderman, drowned from a fishing smack while endeavoring to rescue two tUhennen on boginaw Bay. rCBXCABY. Mathias Hanson, killed by a fall from a loft on board the bark Keiaon at Milwaukee.

a ARCH. OaDtain John Fellows, need 61 years, died at Fort F.H Ont. Be had been connected with the lakes for over forty years. Mrs. Lutk and daughter, drowned from sail boat In mver oi.

iiair. Arr.lL- George Bchoby, saflor. Jumped overboard and drowned Irom scow Forest, off Kewaunee. Lake but Radder, Fred Burkenhagen, John Hand. Chris ease Charles Shrank, August Kemp, and Chris Uanaon, drowned tram two Ashing boats, off Kenosha, Lake Michigan.

JfJoseph Oerneb, Henry Aetnish, Thomas Fred Salsturm, and five others, drowned lrom a boat, oil Calu- mn, Aue Mien wan. Gus Anderson, Arnold Ferguson, Bans Nelson, Peter Johnson, Jacob Christianson, Walter Hanson, and Hans loosens, arowiiea. on unicairo. irom a ashing smack. Captain William Hunter, died, after a short illness, at So dns r-oinl.

N. Y. Captain George H. Gibson, a prominent lake man, died at Chicago. Captain Davrd Knox, long connected with the lower lakes, died at Hamilten, Oau Captain Amoa bauaaers.

aged 72 jeers, died at Rlrer Tails, Wis. He commanded the stmx Ottawa for many years. Joseph Saffield, drowned from schr Portland on Lake On tario. William Miller, drowned from barge Venus, near Chi caco. James Slocurn.

engineer, drowned from rug Ida R. Lee In Milwaukee Bar. Jacob Bed, seaman, drowned from schr St. Lawrence on Lake Ontario. Charles Barren, deck hand, drowned from tog Mocking Bird ou river St.

Clair. John Mehan, seaman, drowned from schr Gazelle off Kewannee. on Lake MicMgan. James Ward, fatally injured on board prop Argyle, on Lake Erie, a Robert Gibson, aged 47, seaman, died at Marine Hospital, Aietroiu Joseph La Bote, drowned from schr Wanderer off Don Kirk. Richard Galloway, colored) fireman, dropped dead while Shoveling coal on board prop Old Concord, on Lake Huron.

Henry Schmidt, mate, knocked overboard by ore boom ana drowned lrom scor isapoieon off Milwaukee. Captain James C. Robinson, Robert Dyson, engineer, Denuia Barron, lookout, T. Conners and James Madnure, firemen, killed by the explosion of tug Tawa on Lake Huron. Wa Johnson, mate of schr Chandler, killed by the ex plosion of the tug Tawas on Lake Huron.

Wm. Gibbs, mate, died on board the schr Superior on sogiuaw Bay. He bad been ill for two week. Captain Warren, of barge Niagara, drowned at Wenona. Charles Smith, wheelman, killed while at the wbeel on tn board prop enona at Cheboygan.

Chris MoGarry, drowned from schr S. G. Andrews off Point Eauble. Lake Michigan. Captain Solomon Collier and John McLetland.

drowned lrom a sail boat four miles from Pic ton. Lake Ontario. Daniel Haley, deck hand, fell through a hatchway on board nroo Anna L. Craig, at Buffalo, and died soon after Pat Boach, drowned In Muskegon Lake while entering a yawl. Jesse M.

Faulkner, fell from the main gaff of schr Orient an Lake Ontario and tatauy injured. H. C. Wilcox, drowned from a pier at Danse, Lake Su perior. Seven persons drowned from a yacht near Toronto.

James Collaner, fell from the masthead of the bark Board of Trade near Mackinaw, and killed instantly. Geo. Swazey, deck hand, drowned irom tug' Triangle, on Detroit River. JVVE. Charles Smith, fireman, killed by explosion of taj Stark-Weather at Cleveland.

James Powers, tire man, was caught in a line and dragged overboard from prop Thomas A. Scott while leaving trie. Willicm Collier, sailor, drowned iu Chicago harbor while under the influence of intoxicating drinks. Age. 'J9 years.

Colin Murray fell from the jibboom of acbr Tecumseh at Goodrich, Onu. and drowned. William Hartnett, sailor, crushed between the barge ern and the dock at Chicago, and killed. He belonged to the bark Monarch. A Norwegian sailor on board schr America had his skull fractured by the toe line parting, and died soon after in Wetland Canal.

John Seymour, sailor, died of paralysis on board the Stmr Evening Star on Lake Huron. Charles McGehan, aged 22, fell overboard from scow Contest at Kenosha, Laka Michigan, and drowned. A. Wagner, deckhand, drowned from prop Alma Munro In Wetland CanaL William BirdselL aged 30, deckhand, drowned from stmr George S. Frost near New Baltimore.

Two unknown men drowned from a fishing boat on Lake Huron. Maggie Cavanaugh, stewardess, burned to death on board the stmr Forest Queen, Pembroke, Lake Ontario. Austin T. Henderson, mat. of schr Angus 8nuth, died suddenly at Milwaukee, aged 4a John Simpson drowned from scow Neptune on Lake Ontario.

John McDermott, aged 30, drowned from bark Two Fannies near Sault Canal. Robert Crowley, sailor, died on shore at Oswego of con-lumption. James Powers, drowned from tug Mary A. Green at Erie. oeorge Hlnes, drowned from tug Gordon in Weiland JULY.

Captain Alexander McMann. aged 58, died at Detroit, Mich. John Langley and William Forrest, first and second mates of schr A. Vought; Mary Kurtz, of Erie, and Lizzie Glass, of Buffalo, drowned from a sailboat near the latter city. bamuel Bwenson, seaman, killed by cleat which gave way on board tchr American, in Weiland CanaL Jared Trengold, sailor, drowned from prop Eclipse, at Bay City, while climbing to the upper dock.

Ervin Fintley.f colored deck hand, drowned from stmr Seeweenaw, at Detroit. i Joshua Sheldon and wife drowned on board a scow which ess sunk by the tug Golden City at Buffalo. Captain James Siunott stabbed to death by a drunken lailor on board schr Odin, at Milwaukee. Patrick Tracy jumped overboard from a small boat, at Oconto, and was drowned. Pat Berrey knocked overboard, and drowned, from schr Monitor, in Green Bay.

George Rusho, sailor, killed by the towline slipping on Joard the barge Niagara, on Lake Erie. John bhephard. fireman on board steamer Union, wsa Accidentally killed at Oconto. Mich. R.

Henderson. Mr. Vernon. James Morrav. Mr.Tavlor.

William Richards. Mr. Akers, Mr. Braddon, Thomas An-Jeraon, and Charles Anderson, all professional gentlemen and citizens of Toronto, drowned in Lake Ontario, by capsizing of yacht oam. Captain Thomas J.

Miller, an old and well-known lake master, diedauddenly at a hotel in Colli ngwood. Alexander Pecan drowned from barge Energy, in Rideaa Canal. Robert McDonald, sailor, browned from schr White Oak, at Kingston, Ont, William Simmons drowned from prop barge Lincoln, st TyrconneL Captain Bimon McGrsth, of the scow Coral, killed near Toledo, on the Pennsylvania Railroad track. John Duff died from Injuries received on board tag Champion, at Maiden. Waller Payne, a lad, drowned from stmr Inter-Ocean, at Chicago.

A sailor, known ss "Norway Charley." killed by falling into the bold of the schr J. J. Case, at Buffalo. Thomas Boggs, teaman, drowned at Buffalo. Captain Robert Long, an old navigator, died at Chicago, aged 7a Percy 8mlth.

sailor, fell from masthead of schr Marv Battle at Oakville, and killed instanilv. Henry Evans, sailor of schr Australia, crashed to death between the tug and vessel at Muskegon. Oscar Turner, aged 14, drowned from scow Scotia st Detroit. Joseph Conway, drowned from schr Maggie McRes in Weiland CanaL Jamea Towntend, drowned bom small boat of bark Gibraltar at Garden island. AOGCBT.

Captain Robert Nicholson, of prop Montgomery, died st Fort Huron after few days' illness. Charles Williams, sailor of barge Norway, drowned. from yawl in Niagara River. Edward Bheehan, deck passenger, drowned from prop Fearless on Lake Superior. Dennis Mshooey sed 35, sailor of prop Evergreen City, Captain James Mees.

of stmr Annie, drowned sw totk.y, Mich. Captain AJanson P. Tubbs, sn old Inks navigator, seed 68. died at Conusant. 1 Lafayette Symon, deck-hand of prop City of Duluth.

drowned from a small boat at Dulutn. CaDtain Gordon CamnbelL lake shinmaster for amml years and laurly part proprietor of Detroit dry dock, died St Aiken, 8. Albert Miller, drowned from steam yacht Jake Miller in Kiagars River. Wm. Kelley, deck-hand, drowned from prop barge Wet-snore near Point au Pellee.

Ernest Teshing, drowned in Torch Inks, while Jumping from a tug to a scow. Edward McNsrasra, drowned from prop Clinton, st Port Dalhoosie. Chas. F. Foster, drowned from yacht st Dnlnth.

Bailor unknown, drowned from stmx Si. Lawrence, while paning Indian Cove. John Campbell, deck band, bornea to death oa board tbe rmp Citv of London, at Collins Inlet. Wm. Wright, for several years on the lakes, and latterly a Submarine diver, died at Mackinaw, aged S.

Mrs. G. H. Adam, of Cleveland, drowned from small boat at Put-in Bay. Wm.

Kane, prisoner, Jumped overboard from prop Atlantic. In bt, Clair River, and was drowned. Captain John Morrison, ot schr Eva, drowned in soma say unknown, en Lake Michigan. Thomas Kewsome, engineer of prop Dunkirk, died at th Marine Hospital, Buffalo, aged 28. -Samuel Hyde, deck hand on steam barga Keith west, aruwoed st Cleveland, aged M.

ton, tu.ixu THE DAILY MONDAY DECEMBEIl 28, 1874. Captain John W. Webster, a lake navigator of the olden time, died at Paineavllle. An unknown leck hand, drowned (rasa prop Winona, near Rogers City, Lake Huron. captain Alex.

McNelUdee, aged St, an eld navigator both on irean ana Mil water, uiea near run Dover, Out. Jerome tfmilh, cook on barge Florence Lester, drowned In Wetland Canal George Sutherland, deck Hand, drowned from itmr Wa-tertown, in St Lawrence River. A tailor, name unknown, from lug McClellan, at Norman Dodd. drowned Irom prop Cltj ol New York, In tt cri laii'l canal Captain Jamei Forbes, lor twenty yean on the Detroit aim twuuaor lerry, uiea at tne latter place. uu tjuu, maw oi senr t.uioing oiar.

Knocked and drowned in mkm Vn. fenders N'elmn, knocked overboard and drowned from schr Kibe, on Lake Michigan. jnecse, male oi barge U. S. Weeks, drowned in mver ot.

ctair. m. Benson, second fruit of mrhr Winslow. killed wnilo lowering; a tlagstaM at Cleveland. Duncan MclCenzie, second mate ol schr H.

P. Baldwin, arownea at hlrao. nm. a. bnannou, sailor, died suddenly at bu ciair, Mich.

Lurene Keres. wheelsman, drowned from the tue L. L. x.yon, near nite noes, Late Huron. Captain Jobn A.

Canon, of schr Kate Wlnslow, died sud dent) on board at Cleveland. in. Taylor, tailor, burned to death on board scar Marys- burs at Toronto. uiptain r. cjampoeu.

suiea oy toe mainrjoom on Doaru schr J. E. iriimore, at John Mcuoaine. sailor, killed on a railway track at Buffalo. Robert Matthews, sailor, drowned from a vessel In the Weiland CanaL Captain James Whltworth.

and tiT. others. Ion by the schr Wanderer, founder! lis off Loot Point. Lak. trie.

Wm. Rilcv. sailor, oa board schr Angus smith, drowned at Milwaukee. Twentr-four lives lost by the explosion of the prop Brooklyn, on Detroit Kiver. Captain Thos.

J. Dentin ore, long connected with the lakes, died on shore at Oswego. Monro, cook, arownea oy tug ravante capsizing at Bar Point. Lake trie. iolet Davi.

nm engineer ol sv-amsnip Amazon, a lea after a short iliuess at Detroit. Thomas Fasan, watch man, drowned from prop Bertschy at Manistee. Thomas Uibson, mats), drowned lrom schr conraa Reed, in Lake tt. Clair. sptain John Cantield.

arownea Irom senr vt us. Sander son, iu Mackinaw Straits. Itaac Kadcline. lock-tender, drowned in vteiiand anal. beroud mate of schr Queen City, accidentally kill! at Maiden.

Geo. McKlndlev. mate, killed by tba mainboom on board schr Monlpelier, on LASe siicnigan. Airs, nouaoa, paasenir. aiw ou uuuu prop d.

aimu. while on the downward passage. Three Frencn ball-bceeds arownea aarquetie car James Cassidy, drowned irom tug Douglus in Detroit Elver. Willie Blanchard and two others Int their Uvea by found enneof umr lottie Bernard ou lte suix-nor. A 4-year-old cdild drowned by the wrecking of barga Sherman, at airport.

NOVEMBER. Robert McGregor drowned from stmr Geo. L. Dun tap. nmr Alrjeus.

Luke tiarvey. engineer oi prop uuuoar, uica at t.nscago. Kdvrard Powers, mate, arownea irom senr J. 1 uuimby, in Lake SL Clair. Renrv bchmalz.

bumM toncaln while intoxicated on board barge Ueorge KeUey. at Bay City. plain t- K. lger, a prominent tteamooal master be- tweeu Detroit and cieveiauo. died at Detroit.

Mrs. Nellie Williams, coo, died suddenly at Milwaukee Captain John Doyle, of barge Morning atar. drowned off ironmrt. Captain Calvin Ripley, an old lake pioneer, died in Wis consin. Joscpn Plant, mate of barge Rebecca, drowned near Malde-li.

Patrick Roddy, stevedore, fell lrom a plauk and drowned at Chicago. tlenry Jonnson. arownco irom sunr a. c. naiawtn, at Escauaba.

A squaw and two Indians drowned fnoa a sailboat at Isle, Lake Superior. Captain J. C. Iease, Chss. E.

Hard andTMa. Brown, tea-men, Lizas ullivan, cook, perished on buaxds.hr A. Ford at Pon Maitland. George Shields, sailor, of trow J. M.

Hill, died at Detroit. Two bihermen drowned off Bairsrlona, Lake F.ni;. John Hailcy and Henry Rood drowned from sail boat at Port Washington, Lake Michigan. Captain saia Morran, Gordon Wilson, Cists. Wilson, Goo.

Grilhn. Dan McDonald, and four othecs. also Mrs. O'Neill, cook, lost by st.hr Atlanta foundering white en route lrom Chicago to Oswego. Captain Malt Boardman died at Detroit from Injuries received by explosion of prop Brooklyn, near Detroit.

Barney Hanson, sailor, drowned from schr Lew Ellsworth, at Ht. Helena btraits. John Graham and a boy aged 14 drowned from schr Pearl, near airport. Captain Hoi ate 11. Lang ley.

for niof years a prominent lake navutatar. died at Jutrph, Mich. i our Norwegian fishermen drowned near Travrrse CtT. James Carmicbael. sailor of steam barge LoLhair, murdered at Port Hope, Out.

Leonard Antoa latally injured on board wchr Magic, at Manitowoc. Oeorge Clark, sailor, drowned from schr Topsey. twenty-five miles off Milwaukee. Henry LiwcU drowned from steamer Michigan at Windsor. Captain J.

('. Brown, Isaac Woodruff and eight others drowned trom tchr W. near Sleeping Bear. The supposed loss of a vresel itb nine on board, nntr Colchester, Lake Krie. turns out to be erroneous, and is therefore not included in iu- foregoing.

CUAXGE OF OWNERSHIP. Tbe following are among tbe more important tales which look place during the reason of 1BV4, those of minor importance not besng considered: Schr Baltic. W. B. Hlbbard to Psal Prouty, ra.000.

Barge 3. Clement, BallanAine Co. to tturt A Nelson, f.o.ouo. Prop D. F.

Rose, St Clair parties to G. H. Lester A rjiiMi. Schr Millie Keller, unknown parties to Captain C. H.

and others, Otwego. 1S.0OX Barge J. L. Ketchuin, Balianlfne A Co. to Osborne A Dot- Barge Matilda, Ballantine Co.

to Henry Hawgood. Mil waukee. Wh.Vfl. K. 1..

Mayes, Captain Chrirten to John Demaq, De troit, Htmr Milton D. Ward. Demass it Welch to L. Shore S. B.

W9.000. fcunr Eishth Ohio, Demass A Pridgeon to Arthur Uore, Detroit, bchr Waucoma. 8. L. Watson to J.

C. Glhney. BufTalo, li.vouo. Schr Turner Keller, O. Schureman to Thomas Mactin.

lls.uuO. 8chr Monitor, S. P. Longstreet to M. J.

tlS.OTa Prop Colin Campbell, Y. T. Co. to W. H.

Ingraham and others, Buflalo. Se4.0Uu. Schr Saoo. S. L.

atson to N. H. Prarth, Buffalo, tll VO Schr Hippognffe, Harrison A McKibben to Cleveland parties. Senr Riverside, Harrison i McKibben to Captain Cunning, KM, 000. Schr HatUe Howard, H.

H. Emits to Captain Peter Du-frane, Oswego. S16.000. tschr Mocking tiira. rnnaiviiie to iielana Bro s.

Prop Eimira, C. S. B. Co. to John Kelley.

Bay City, tJX-000. Bark P.adne. unknown parties to Captain John Powell Buffalo. Schr H. M.

Scove, Hanson A Score to Peter Pastor A Co, Milwaukee, S21.7ou. Tug General Bumside, Livington A Co. to Captain Wm. O'Neil. Detroit, $18,500.

Schr Morning Star, Raab it Long to Captain W. Campbell. Depere. $12,000. Brig E.

Copen, Eipson and others to Captain M. Golden, Toledo, ruouo. bchr Kingfisher, Winslow to; Anderson A Harnett. Buffalo, Prop East, at auction sale to Captain Taite, Bowmans-Tille. $11,800.

Schr L. W. Perry, C. Raab, to Thos. A.

Long. Sheboygan. Schr Corslcan, Captain Moroy to Griffin A Moors. Yonngs-town, $9,000. Bark City of Milwaukee, Sam Moore to Mary Zldred, Chicago, $20,000.

bchr Plorelta, Taylor At Butler to John Long, Chicago. $17,100. Bark Lalrinler, John xaiuana to Owen Doyle, Chicago, Uree-fourths, $11.2.10. Schr Sophia Luff. D.

Whitney to Hngh Glenn. $15,000. Schr Mocking Bird, R. Prindiville to Wm. Cleveland.

$2700. Schr China. D. Thompson A Co. to D.

B. Charleson, Sarnia, IS. 000. Schr American Union, H. J.

Winslow to J. Prindiville, cnicago, S1B.UUU. Stmr Dove, Cook At Hacket to River 8. B. Detroit, $32,000.

Tug W. H. Bringle, W. H. Bring la to E.

Fisher and others. Detroit. Bark Two Fannies, Mary Eldred to Captain Sam Moore, Vnicago. Prop New York, H. H.

Smith to A. O. McPbersoo. Buf falo. $20,000.

Prop A. C. Van Baate, J. M. Jones to Captain A.

Dodge, Detroit. $15,000. Schr Biooklyn, W. Folgcr to Lawrence A Daly. Chicago.

$18,000. Schr Philo Sooville, p. 8. Bemis to W. P.

Conger, Chicago, sis. WW. Tug Frank Perew, Maytham Bros, to Montreal Towing tiu.ouw. Schr J. W.

Dosns, F. B. Gardner to A. E. sod 8.

A. Hunt. Chicago. $40,533. Steam barge East Saginaw, st suction sals tF.

Gilchrist. Marine City, $10,500. TugKittia Haight, F. Van Blyke to Armstrong A Co-Port Coiborne. Barge Helfensiein.

J. Eilderhouse to Murdoch and others. Bar city. $6,000. Prop America, Jas.

orris to D. ktcDonaVI dt Co, To ronto, $14,000. Pros Buffalo, sale at Buffalo, parties not named. $11000. Schr Pamlico, H.

J. Winslow to Prindivllie, Chicago, one-nail, siu.uuu. Schr Perrr. Hannah. Boach sod Eeelin to John Lonx.

vnicago. s.eua. Proo Ira Chaffee, to Lake Sanerior parties. $22,000. Schr Queen of the North, st Toronto, names of parties as known.

$10,500. Schr Kew Dominion, at Toronto, names of parties 8tmr Silver Spray, at Toronto, names ot parties unknown, Qn, HackeU A Co. to River 8. B. Co De- MVlat, Steam barge A.

A. Turner, Engene Robinson to D. Whitney, Detroit, 116,000. Pe Clair, st rrroo Citv of Fremont. A.

A Craig, S60.5U0; prop 8c Paul, and stmr Keweenaw, were reepecttveiy enld te Ward Cen- auw a auuu mt! vmnpooy, Tba Hatriee sf tsta Warrld. Th Hagdeborr GaietU nnblishea statiatlea shAwintf that, slUeagh the-' German navy consists onlv twenty-three veseeU, with aiztee guns and six tor- peaa mercantile marine ranks next to those of England, America, and Francs. It consists of 219 steamers of 165,178 tons, sad 3B3 sailine shins I of 1,143,810 Tbe former have iocteatca since 1867 by learlj fifty sad ths Utter Vy aearly twstrly per cent. It baa nearly rsachsd the suaagth e( France, which has 316 Steamers of 140.Z7J tons sod 4,931 saillnf wesseu of tons, lis tonnage having thus sireed sxreeded that of the Frecch marine. Eoglaad sad its colonies have 4,343 steamers of 1,141,000 tons and 4jl sailing ships of tons, while America bse 3,625 teamen of 1,0411,200 tons and sailing ships of 2,146,58) tons.

Next to Germ say comae Knssut, with steamers of torn sad sailing vessels of 77 L291 tons. Austria has 7 steam ers of 52,005 tons and 2,692 sailing vessels of 288.17 tons, Sweden has 406 steamers of IZ.00Q loos; iiaiv. 118 steamers of 37.810 tons, and as many as 19.4M sailing vessels of 1.03l.'X)7 tens: and pain 151 steaiB- ers, mostly colonial, of 45,514 tons sod sauiog ships of :vi5.l8G tons The merrhaot navy of Germany is manned by 90, X) sailors, while that of trance has MS. STJMXE2 PICTUSXS. Tk.

Bssral SAase Ss li III mt liks SSoa x. Ss SS Art SS.n.M A Boston corresrjuident of ths Worceater refers in the following terms to ths sale at auction of suras of the pictures which the rate rjmaer l- eat bed to the Art Unseam, to be kept or Si accord of, as deemed ben by tbe Trustees: Lsl rndav tbe enffravint-s and ueintian from Mr. collection were sold br auction. Tbey were left by Mr. Sumner to the Art Uuaeurn, to be kept or sold the Trustees thought best.

Tbe collection was a miscellaneous one, many of tbe pktores having been given to Mr. Sumner, and having little or do artirtic va.ue. nr. Sumner own collccuon of engrave portraits of distinguished men was so interesting one, and a large ortioa of that tb. An Maseurn has Kept; none of the oirturve sold were rare, bat many of tbem were good impressions of popular engravings, the beads of lb.

painters, ''Dante and lieatnce," "Tbe Old "Tb. Chocolate Girl "Mrs. rJtowe." Poetry." aad others at common. They brooght fair prices, bot there was excitement In tbe bidding. A rmbtort-siied thoto.

graph of Lord Is hope, with bis ml of Drew utauoa on the margin, sold for 1 3.15. and a little colored priot ol some madonna, I think. Indorsed hr Mr Sumner at given to him by Lord Hroeghaov, sold for $Jt. 1 hat was tbe only instance wner. a large pric paid, evidently lor tbe sake Mr.

Sumner. A Urg engravinrj of ths "leat of by brought A irgm in tb. with to. Ks-gelutts brought 4 Jo, tb. others ranged from (5 to e-t.

Tbe oil paintings were not roo.1. It is probable that Mr. Sumaer himself was not rrratlv deceived ib thrm, and that ha valued them from assoriatsoo or as gifts. His own suggestion that the Art Museum might sen tbem would imply ibis. Tbe catalogue seat from nasnington attriDuted several of the tMuolinrt to famous ertctt, bat at the first exhibition of tbem lb.

trustess of tbe Art Museum showej their opto tun bv adding a not. to tbe catalogue ttsting that tbev were not responsible for Us attribution, aad at ths sal. oa nday ere was a notice on the catalogues that no guarantee could be given with anv picture Of coarse the oil paintings were not denrabi. after all this disparage meot. The people at the auction kaew that good engravings migbt b.

soil, beraute tbe Art Muicum bad duplicates and tripl atri of tbem. bat that fine pictures had no duplicate. ani would nave tieen Kept and treasured. So it cam. abort that a painting rigned Rembrandt to! for 70, and a landw-ape signed F-alvator Raa fr Tbe bidding was very slow.

Hy hard work and urgency the auctioneer got tr a farm-vsri bv Herring, and $170 for a rattle piece attributed to Hobbima. Tfce big "Msgdalm bad ropv from Gnido, sold for $1C5, and a pretty good ropy of Titian's "Bella" for fil. There a-er. between intv and seventy pictures sold, aod the pnres tf ibf others ranged from $V5 to $70. Tbe bid.

ling was so dull, and it took so long to get even small pr (, trial tne sale oi tbe large collection of wat put on tin tne nt osv. sr.o proiiablv a gTs' many of those were bought a memorial of their former owner. Some of Mr. Sumner friends feel hurt and indignant at this sale of bit pictures, flut there it some. thing to be said for the museum.

How could it keep the paintings and in selling them how could it Soa-estly help saying that it did not believe iatberaT ogre vi irs take up so little room that tbev might have been krpt; bat then tbe beoaei was a ted. as I ipooe all beqnertj are. for tb. hem-tit of the reeeje- n-r. ot tbe maker.

There it no doubt that Ue sale seemed a little burned and disrespectful aad that it quite trttbont arc ti went; but is it not to export sentiment of anv corporation. esretiLinx ef those that for sentimental nhilanthronv The Art Museum mtitidrred tu own interests, sad its own standard of valor: it look irom the misretlaneoat collection which Mr. amner gave it all that it reallv wanted, aod sold tbe ret. It it poor, and it mut t'e thrifty; and although it teem, hard and unit pa thetic, it has really don. no wrong.

TS0PICAL FEUn TEASE. Tae atelatlaaa Stale, tialtetl.a as a Steatra sa4 Um fait- fart af llrj aa4 Vmm the C.a)veon The 7V. R'yuS'yri, a liberal paper puitihed is the City of Mr-tiro, devotes tome attention to th i of the trade in tropical fruits l-etweeo Hexica and tae I'nited States. That paper bas taken th. paiat to compile tatitic5 showing the prteent and prwpectite importance, as wrll at the fadlilies for tun 'ranch of trade, and iu importance to Sew Orleaa.

and Galvet-ton. whi'b cities are now in dirert railroad communication with St. Lou it, Cmrinnati, and all the principal crntert of population of th vallev of the Miisissippi and of the great States of the Wert. From Galveston to St. Ixmu the distanr.

bv rail road is now but 870 milea, and tbe prevent running time for passenger trains, by which etire freight ran be iorwara.il, out 4J bours. soon be verv coosiderablv reduced. From Galveston to Chicago tbe miles, and tne time is 54 hours. from New 1 ork to St, Louis the miles, and Ue time is 33 boors. Tbu time will distance is 1.1S0 djtanc.

is 1.0M Fron this statement of time aod ditanre it it evi dent that tbe ports of Galveston and New Orleans are as favorably situated with regard to the two greet distributing points of Ue West, SL Loui and Chicago, aa is New York; aad with reference to Sc Louis, and all points in the States wert of the Misstetipni. to rapidly nlling op with pop oration, the position of New Orleans aod Galveston at inlets aod outlets or certain supplies and products is far more advantageous than that ol -ew tork. Ai is remarked by the Tee RrpnhUrt The greater portion of the tropical fruit for tbe vast and rapidly increasing coetumptioa of Ue growing Slates of the West, embracing tbe important centers of population to whirs we have referred, and also for tbe consomption ef the Stales nearer tbe Golf, may aad will be largely in Ue futere procured from Mexico, and that corning frees Ua source tbe inevitable sad Decease rr channel of tba trade will be through the pons of New Orleans sad Galveston. That Mexico hi capable of rurmlvinr Ironical frnita of every variety, sad of annrpaed ouelity, seedt only to be staled to be admitted by all who here nay knowledge of tbe moarres of this country. To de velop tout traae requires, nm.

means ot ootnmanim. tion, and, second, tbe directioa of sUeatiaa to Ue subject Tbe pn oct pal sources of supply of tropics frails to Mexico will be tbe ports of Tampico. Tainan. Vera Cruz, and Ue Isthmus of Tebsantepec At Tampico there is navigable river with a rood depth of water for 10O miles into Us Interior, aad from tbe bead ol nartgauoa wagon roads will be completed tbe coming year to the impemaal cities of San Lnis Potosi and Qoets-taro. At Vera Cms the railway now comgleted 283 avlte to tbe Cite of Mexico, offers rapid means of trans portation from Orizaba, etgtity-two miles, sad from Cordova, sixty-five miles is tbs interior, both of which places are famous, and asrascially the latter lor the excstiesce ana gress variety of their tropical fruits.

Within the coming year JaLar will also be placed in railroad com ma nitration iih Vers Crux. lo tost port, also, urge Quantities of fruit can be brought by small steamers iron the tows of Tiaco- talpam. situated just wit his ths neighboring harbor of Alvarado. Tbs time is near at hand when ths Tehuastenee railroad will be constructed, and that Isthmus will then be opened to commerce through the port of Minatiuao. on ue river rostraritalros This will afford ssother aad important sourea af supply of tropical fruits.

These several ports sf Mexico are distant from GU. veston ss follows; Galveston to Tamrdco. Tampico to Tux Tuxoan to Vera Crat Galveston to Vera Crus direct. Vera Crus to Mtnadtlaa Galveston to Minatlllaa direct. All these distances from Time by Drwance.

steamer. Mllas, Heura. ii 11 1 4W) 4 114 11 11 11 140 14 as as Galveston sorts are searer by more than 200 Biles or a day's Toysfra by steam, than Us I ibaa Us tiase rises Vv tS. Two JtrrmUn bet Gal vestoai aad VeraOaa. Tssl sstsr stn: txxsmaairatioe ss wasted frees Calve os.

Sst elally frets that sort direr to Vara Oat, the dirteare being bet 600 gaUes, aat the Ugse eaty sitty bedrt. roe teaiu sad yassiagtrs this weald be the shertest sossible lisk ol cocBsseetesUoa bet ware the rsiirssl systess of tbe Celled rnsuas end that ef Meitrev sed tbns between tbe centers of eopelaiies of the tare coeatriea. There sboeld slto be sasaJ soaaser of ligkl draft to ran between Galvestae aad Tasspteo. a )ag e4 but fortr-cirhl boars. Tbks tatter sort will be awe mt the best points for tbe Mppty of Ironical trails when the trade tjall be developed try Us eeteb.

Iishment of means of MsnssaalraUoe; steamer, drawing net atom than an sad ball er even feet, that could at all tisese cross la. bar sad enter the river, woeld ramce to snake begtealag. A single steamer woeld also seftoe to saake foruigbtly trip, between Gelveatoa and ere Cms. With the trade is IrootreJ frails proorlr ar4- oped. several Menmert per week between eecb ef te pons m.a una ed will be reeaired, aad tbe? will Sad tun ana prnniabls freight.

"THERE'S 111LU0K8 IU IT. lark TitUi Sirsaa rtar. -1 at (I rota the rw York Ttsaav ih Tbe ark beater was IiiereUy (-massed front it to dome, last treeing. tbe ecraxua ef tbe lout renratratatAoa ef Mars si a I Assersraa draaae "Tb. (ill-led Age." The I a tares wssrbef late bat bees associated with the effort to eelaUnh American drama repreevaliag Askersras rhararter la its vartoits ruttinr oLaaaa.

aad rarv ef tb. aod. bat centured ronad lb. prodoctioo of "The (iilded Ag and Ue ta cress of tae play has bees rnnse ef feaeeol Sine. Iu Brat reriteJ, U.

paare bat received every evsdeere of public sgfuai aad lb. Oaial ecceatrtriuas cf guod-aatared aad wiliiv-sverolativs Seliart, with hit srbemes fuT the creation of Ss i i mi. aat. aerered la tbeatrlvre prrseeeeel pUre se Ue saesnary ef UeateT-goerv The pertursaaoc. Ut ewaiag eat dLStinguiihed by several norei featerat, end aowje-j aod satin arntrraiaatei were dlstribstrd la reMratsua of tbe ocraoe- Tbe ftrm was blared at oaaeL as 4 la reapoata renenied ca.lt the aathor.

Mr fastee! Claeaa, Lef.ee known as Mark Tsta, Wiw4 aa address isplsf with kansor is eint end raster 11. waralv ttpraawj bit arosa of gTalatee. tut ts. pcbiie appreeiauoe oi u. tay.

aae ee ret k. was Uadlv cheered. Mr Joba Kav et tbe gratitod. a' the acton lor lb. raraaraiUaa leeif efforu to pitas, bad received, and geevaruotly atu-ia-ated Ue lene of the ptere not to any saeni of kit own, bat to Ue lcUeecs laktt sal tela, aiav After Ue lonnh art Mark Twaia w-at mlWl belur.

to. curtain aad was loeJIy apeJaaoad. IU aaid Laeins sso litiniiii I tbaak yae tar that rati, foe it givat as. aa orsortaaity to Uaufy otf aperarav liie of th. vast roetpliaeat "kx-W in.

tat paid to Mr. Eaymoed and o. ta aearetiag ef ee' rffjru to ths very aabstaataal etteet af tl.iag tk.i boate for a 100 eigb't ta enorastine AfUc ab praise at thtt Iroas im cue ss tsw teat, it rai i i b. eeelra) I or ate So try to init IA.I e. ar.

feeder a good deal art as I rbail not pevte4 scything ol the kind- fast a good Seal ttierf i thta ant body would want roairav 1 1 Aog kirr I learned through the aewariapm that I was Sbake a pcec her. lo-aighl, and eu I went bard to work, at I aiwavs do. to trv aad do th. very beat 1 1 poavibly roeld oa thit orrasaoa. I wat detr-mi iaed to on it.

I wrat at fatftfally, bat wbe I ram. 1 Lxk critically isto Uis saat'er I loaa4 that I tSoaldered a sretty heavy cMtrart. I found I shouldered a trry baavy asatrart bera. Iter, at oely ve. toptr thai peoiwr to b.

drwaw-d on this (4at(orm at Uit Lata, asl that at tba pis? a4 Ibrsa actort aa4 all th rarcaas which Lk play hat met. Very atd. Ual it aa esrebeat rabyert tut tornehwdy else. (Laaghtea) 1 1 right for aa oat-, i.r, st Lw Bpmtbadt nvt roaoertsv walk lb. n.

rro. bat fur me. lb. dramatist, to pes it. tkeat arturt to Mexican; is distance, distance and time between ew Orlaana and Us aams noru.

ss will be sees by comparing ths above figures with ths following: Miles. Beurs. New Orleans to Tampico 71 Kew Orleans to Vera Crux, na Tarn pice aad Tnxpan 1 Ml Kew Orleans to Vera Crus, direct 7S TS The scbedale time at Ue mail steamers between New Orlesns and Vera Cms, incJodisg topnagus st Lntrmeditxs porta, it ftvs days, or mors than iwe days cf mi ma. lo praise thai play of saia. aad thit earcaas of ourt U.

tl would not ram. rraref ail rara me Tterv would b. a little egolitra is It. Neither raa I criticie. and abuse tb.

actors, far 1 doe waet ta I could abue tb. eUy. but I bars better and applause', sed I not petir tbene actors ol mm. right her. is tbir bearing and before tbrir faces, fjr that wcra.d milt anybody withfletb sad bkvi aahapv.

aat, it-deed, to prette tbem would like peaitiug Ue coess. Lers of gay owa lamilv and gtorifvtng Ike a be I dent a saort sW Mr em tbs) bm dea our waabieg. llTigniev I Alt lr tun I tkKK.gfc lUlDK oi mis maiier iu sooce i vat a -traiiy .1 tne position, ana i saq ssyseu ia a rveaittue I uec before tpeneared. i Mr Twaia bev. ranted from bit pablrshed work.

Roughing It," Ih. tkeuh. A tieetiio. Metican Plug ia a tpir-i of dry brn which coevalted the audi.nr. wtih laaghter Tbe londeut relerred to was kit aahsey etperteac with a Meiicaa horse, ia wbirh be ram.

la grtef Through that adventure, be eouliaoed. through that adreatar. 1 lost tte faralty of ttireeh, lor twealv-faar boa-i a abtolately tprecbleav, and tba IS Ib. aeroad Lai that thtt bat occurred. (Apclan.

Mr. Joba iLtemaot. Ike "t'owoel Sellers" lb. piece wa loudly railed befitr. th rurtsia II 1411H aripeared with lb.

ef Nr sj' tit procimiDg a prospective gaia of stulioRt. aaj kit manner provoked murk arniaenl lie p. Ltrir- tvn ttTxttt titer acting oa. k.a- 1 dreu mgb'i in Uj boue I da I feel ht. a new tart aad playing it bad'.

bnl 1 (ertaia.v t'jould if 1 atlrmpled lo eat I wat sot vert otaca pleated at tbe reception you bar. g.rea an It not a very e-ratrful or eay tatk ta be fuaov or eitty. after Ur. Twain, but any saaa b. bappy oa turb aa occasion as th, and after a hat reu hat.

doc for mt. a by thoald 1 not be bsppy 1 a sal to thank you for a great macy things, bot rtpariai-Iv for your roatirvt appreriaUoa of sty ef. forti to pleae. Of 00. tkiog I raa asrar.

ywe. that Mr Twain play would not be, aoaoaatad to asarb if be had sot fbund Ih. snaa to act th frt aad other meatoappreesit.it. Lasghtee (That wat tar a merest I don't know what aetl 10 at 'A Laogb K-it 1 wsnl to thank you over and ever ageia for yaar kind recognitton of our labors. Tk.

ta rrt af tae piece it due lo tbe ssattarvuseut of the Uesier, sad I beg here to publicly thank Messrs. Slaart aad for Ueir efforts lo do rvervthiag toward lk aat it at af the play. 1 ApfUate.) The little Park Theater ts now ooe of ths latutatioes of the rrty, aad I ass heartily glad of it for Mr. Ptaart sak. II deserves it, aad I trust thai Coloael ul be one ot Ue institnttons of your eououv.

and if the people of tbe aited fUates treat as. ball as well at you bare done, I ass perfectly It Will be all right. Oaee S3 art let sat thank you. Let ss. ett.nd mv sincere ackaewledgsseeta to the geaiut who conceived lbs character et "aont4 rWilars.

to tbe geoerous public wfco nave wetnosned it. aad to the press which bat recognised se liberal! oil ar rf-rorts to give proper e'en to Acaertcea rberarter. aad to alare it oa a self elaiaiag basss. Apnlaaas 1 Mr. Raymond was reuriag, wbea borvle ef Vi nr Sellers' fasaeaJ Orieslal oporsl eve-waje was tre.

senled to biss. He took It, aad aaxi: Taks it loler-sally, exlemallv, aad sit pally, aad there ts saItans to I Laughter aad applaaat Wkalt ntartea. A correvpoadeut al aalarket, aat lag sera tbe re cent account ef collluon aad ether toctdeau ia which thai fernter aa I ur aparWry. tk. ekae bore a censptruowt part, gives as Ahe alia a lag from asseog hit assay reminisce etas ef Ue olden times: i see it reported that vessel bas beau strwrfc by a whale eeer tbe Gulf stream, and another bad ber anchor booked a by a whale aad weal out ef bar.

bor much faster than she wat ever knows to ge while endrraail! This Is not aew ia style tons tot at as locket, nor ss tbe striking a whale et sea, at ywe will perceive. Just see haadred years ago Ue falser of Ue late Walter Folger, tbe ariroaosoe-r. was at ear ber ia X.w. louadlaad, ia one sf tbe beys ia eae ef our whaiers, only a day watch ea doty tor tbe sight, wbea they twrrwived the etwaH was gotof wiU great sens' oat of tbe harbor. The saaa apoa neck called sU heads ul, aad wbea ue Canula got spaa deck Ue vt was well out to sea, still going talo darkness! Il soon supposed by tbe sensible skipper what teased Ue aew port mania, aad tbe afbeer wat iastrucVrd to cut ths cable, aad they at tasce US bark bark to bar saoortagv v.arnaia rotgrr uirq ia isj vj rears Ml can aaeasow bios wru.

ni was ai taat rara af giants which Dr. Fmsklis re see frees; asd tot sse say here, Ual when Ue statue wat dedicated en be heal sxreec 1 a nwou. oneren aw son, vara as years aid, a a ia Ue prueeaston oa that day, aad to pay all bat reuses; but 1 could not move bias. Be eras aearest relation upon Ue island to br. Fruehliu.

la November. lao7. tba skip Cstos- Captain 14- muuu baraner, woe sea just oosspfeted hat Wtb 1 was only a few days frees tba stlaad east ha struck by a sperm wbsla sad tba ship Imssedatuly sass. i sey took is ths three boats, souse twenty-three men, and in twenty days landed at tba A Saras au weu. a aa snip t.

atoa was haUt ta 1T3, aad tae nrst snip taat ever sad saippisf nepers wins trees oeiweea captain, syncwrs aad crew; aa before that was dons verbally. Then sgsia ws a4 Ue skis r-ssex, uaptaia treorge rouard. rruatiag ia lbs Pact be woann away as snore, 1G5- west, near oUC. Wbea tba boats were sH engaged aai taw wa nwe soak urat stove. asj ne returned to the skip ta repair ber.

aad While SO eagurad a larre whale faaawast Ma. upon the shin, aad with Buck violence as te tasks ber beet sad staks liks as aspen kai. Tbs whale glanced 1 to wialward. aad when tee tailas to windward tor aad aad cams down ape the ship, sad struck bor aasrtr est mf sssnaa eee, a eeJf tosUswdssekl essts Hsiisslne. ISja.

Aad when taeee taew-g ssery ess rsaas.l ey sssssen- Uei sarrriegs as tee saas. eaticy rare av. eaa rftbens ssr saiUsy ttrasss rv Ms renteJ. sad wweld rreets. lot aj It wos reed la treet ef tW toa.tV4ar.

Mr BMtaaaia mil nr. tae sjv tiaw tVa laWaA aat af all Ibaa nasaWer. sa4 be a4 atrharana la ttraoklrn. art aJ iae4 are srst et Shie eosayaay. Lasrveewe St 7 rears ed sire aick thaaad Tbry were as aavasl til rnrrtai tale a Mt SM itk a iti" Tare tag e24es! I Iva4 avvarM far.

ta fa-, toa.t Il wat lk iaatgn aa4 la-ra a eitf I a. la. -ee tag real tata. tk. i.

im lav. 1 ad ninety d-ra. end lake, ef-tbe a4lMr. abis fraes IWlres, end bebt ber test rswge mt taa tmat China late Falrm is 1W wW eer tarbets bare tost aaaar six as te saravg. wsrs.

na re-atst (set east la ase. each wee bad sk-K llaraaaay. eraawag en Benad basis la rasesner anether ef ear 4s Law to Knt, wrjk aa-l aaaaU waUb nean Aw a. as aaaeufet nvV eWe at ssidatght Wei. taasad el wnker aad lay eraare arruo Ue ee k.

and the a'p wee trans 4 end aask even with the water. Tbe saen esses ewt te IVes eigkt rtotbea. and were takes an Vsarl tbe I -a ead brwagbt besne te aaevaeket The arm s4 f. Utag frees the llnmsasr. all was tost.

Each ek-e kt at the Ua 44 berrast s-l en nnre se l'a tneev eat ee ef tee ehise Ueeasrk. Franea. frjarVatk 17n te Ue Pnctfcr ttraan. and ret arv. Itvi fan af ateres al Tkrf aa nt a 171 years af ear flrcv- Eal Seal Iraa 4 ts lf the ea'r I Il oat lb.

eaitg rAa frwas Mast.w Warnse Mi liml aad ran reataat4 vaesvKse I We I were bev. etxtosivt as. af the a i the eight, aad eaeid eay aat ngart asevarrad. At' th. eaard bad net aaan own.

ttlUt I I ea af rs Va af tonttoernl was that era Wvi 1 rvarfd lee U4at ear. aat ta eih as aat aMOs. the cw as.4 I I 0. was raea asy. V.

Ue etkar wet al -e I SC. kt Uota war. todaa at a-at aWa a th asaatex aad taraa aad mJ laevto. Vy tee ls.il tsl thev awa ta a Irawttae itnafi a' tih taew waasax. Ie-eear.

daatjjewaead the tm. I ht4 neltoi sf afwisg taw ssnavAse al a aVi I n4e wests It in tree. a. a i s4 I sal ratailf aat 1 tauirht at lb. lite sard time srisarr isetttoss tm aa.

I lavst --a4v. 1 ae.l. ta Staraaa if IUI aat eWee. tawy a-ar gang I nut knew ikea at I vl lea-aet ttt at ra.4 m.e is rn.t ita lag at trva parts aa btt (aa atotavM-s at rt Wa leltat ISauvt at Iare4.ra aat a ra oast a4 Sua gairfat asaat is I -Vfe-h 'iw a adcav-ae'. I ram(i a a 1 wsv Isrvvy tt.

iirM atal VtUaa Is, etdev W4r a.aa 1 ft '-4 I wat not kg ta at a ae eel gtt f--ad IwiWaad aw te a. Mtirwin. a4 aaaAaia a. 4 a ei. a lasat Tkm Ali l-r ititi it waet a tt-t H-l Af.ev a eb.W 11 a twst a titaii erj at-4 thea saait ra' a rswg la a a at U4-1 atker riri.iUM.

a twl sim-w tlml at.ta.gtl 1 rs-1 4 bal gieee at a ettavas'. ai a wtt vmw IA. be. I What tkt tJr.il a. c.n sr.

a Ts I ra eT' et, I 4.J (r aat tsj. Kf vtl lit la a lew am oaAt I wat taat rtMfk he Smw iLal il wat sutea. ttat kal (t4 sit I al.rta 1 sr U4y aw i tgert wee. rtii; asstA.ig staaagad la get ou a tasaD itvl tlm. Ltvogh the ttgtl at tag aur t4 rvgt at tat It'l ale-p sga.a lltl I rail avi fetasie as icag Wast ase as4 4.a "'1 at xtm taoer.Bg atrat tr I avaot arte IT of 1 KtulMl is eee-ry iat bag al stt ntaaA bat all Tb ta 1 ralssle aad aaiete-aartieau roatrart.

At dstl.gtl tb l.gtte4 fek gerwet at u.t yaa4 a tuM ttess a (tu4 at. a4 tl a4 aeartUv wl itt4 ruj r.4atK. Tkt ef these Ike? a ere f.g tht p'tlfrwss I tt the a-. dsitked auta. (real itiaed.

f. Hi -4 1 1 1 itir aril dure at aat saxa who dad at Vtatii'agioa a abart akeas tM nttl at aat sseu at fc aat cai.lv tear aaA aat traur ttled fur th a ar al at t.1 Aaa aaa tb. yau that had rota ta k.at a.a ta aat route that wiadvut UtI l.sv tea. a ilk 1 tra. aae rroa4 w.

tta kit itttirt thvagk k. wat av-4ed ta Auerara am be aat lia to sat 1 If tat infi ae. 1 aaart. 1 ate wiU.ag ta da I il 1 bea all taattt-n aaal aea-a a-raard lur te pashiag lay aad tag 4C9 THE IHTEE-OCEAH JOB DUPATinm i. til, fltsi sstl t'TTS't rl teal rs-Urvad mr4mLil Us vaty'etd to IWisi errr.

El Gdlit. Isltl l.tlaHl il ill ld Is Si 1 1 sab as 1 1 sw arts nS if i am i taw ntotrT coarrtXTl am are oun otrn at Tl kA CATAlMTOa I strsctaue cj th AitartBa-ar t. ana va aaaa- 1. art to Mt what 1 wat i la a iai g-od-r-t to auet dear rm 1 1 mm, s.tn li 4.4 aat et abalh.ua ftitj d. k.l i slot Is 1 car aat ftu tnar.

ta-atett (Law af at sVat. tk kal ym Stat 1 'OS siUitr' "Tea. saeiart-t a. a a-sweead. if so Sotag il We1.

ta arkaret Ice at tataa- Irv wttal I ass deieroti! pWX ta tat aad the I the war lit g.t. Ito gai mm a a eutvanag La aat tyre asl at tear Ah. th. beaeaat ar. U.

teaoetaa. lit stil ri as.4i.i4 aJ the ItahtUea. ktrl was a a ak ka lasatakly gir. ts t. hit.

aad after aiartef with hat ewe th. toryat. ts paa-taaa, eat toan.f taa aaa-ea c-aTj to sal 1 ad, and th. taa tares taartag east taw toasata af kst aoat. sat etvds to bet e-a, ha anrrreaSar tkea uita st i tt a raa to tk taa- dr'' aad of kst WiaaU aat a' rasaveata.

strurk out Ice ka Li. li wat is 1 tot watte sw' atgbv. t. istst.ag laa aswa ta ke-Ve atoeg a tavikaT. la the earteasa Asa a leal ukatb s4 to a Set aararrfj.

aad tkase had eely streegth to rest bat sruae aaaat ika kaak li. was toe weak to raa fall aat tml liat a-aaa A fW a obtle be arrw bsaaaU seta the krh aacVt-t ar era. bisraartf atoeg by the heals to a akariut. II I is ud. hat at I at 1 sti, Wetetau LI aat death, ftat he ua.

aat la. uaae ka yaU ka a ar- rtattret. il aa rcoas an. It sassatUJitas. thee rata 4 he ti was lea, walk tea Sake, aad cat to Ih tat a half OeaA.

he woe saaa a4lnkg to mmt raet. II. sat net Ikt.t el lets. M. it tit only a.

aad Isweied hat atgto aad the Wat ttf Bafenag ivs-aajretl ka alt aad aaiae-al rt aavi 1 at ai reaiUUrlenSA. aaa be baa ae Weaa eetto as tta. raked Ba4 atl.ita Tsru Ue totiewiag at reaet ai reead ia vtotoal aealk ef la. tot an la fawa towaahta, ark Casta tr very tattu ruble cxAorad famJy, it sttti 1 1 ed Taueg end wile. aat.

aeughtat. ant two aaae. stoherv sgd atasut II years, aad bat Ulasas aged aktat 14 yeare. ta raaiat-eav. taat ruet tae let beys starve aat to aiag.

to skint a herd ar as tar a egkaar aaik daugbler, and atVrr busrUaf uatti she at rtork tbee took diBBte at aa anvrlea, and aiWward shot at 1 Tbey were Bare by a down wttbia a half geile al Uear haute, dtrertase. Abewtte rtork that ntgwt gaioeg the read bwrd aaa. genes, and trav stohart lyiag sa the lesvc aaraaf saani iy woowead. He started aad lewad ITiUsam, tbe yuan gar, lytaf usao his tarn. about 100 yurds frees sUkert.

ka a drtog A few af tbe netzhbert vw reUsest, 1 iartaaaia lads ware carried to theer bine. Tww akvuansaw were Imsaedmiafy railed ta, but tbee rataid give Batreltat. Cto. dead at It a ctor and the ather al rtork, tbe a. it aay.

A )ury mt was ca3ed toptbay Vy fs steal A a. gas, gate, est. after axamtateg sesatal Wtisistas, rue as tar ewiatoa that Uy bad 4 a red awart, katta sstaas tasrrsag tasiaat, and beta being ansa ss tbe bead. nseUeead tbrss spoks aiWwurd, erthaugh tU bad run a hundred yards sftor betsf run be asslgsedler the arv as they torses with reck etbar. were as bar, ea-vt.

and t-dsatrtous beys, and wed Lkad by e-1 u.ih wbeas tbe Cants to teniae t. Lacy noopee admires tb srf4 euuaity la V-aeas smaller, wbleh stfcsts ksteits tbe asses sa tu Weasen keen kiiks. tvurn betels, run torge seaste. aad fattawvsa. ef thetr Tbe French aad are aTton to to aeed a swwur is Uad, tl rn to S3 job nx'.

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