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VSI that suitable place s for the Vi"
UW8140010 of further nurseries
. would ho Dtirham, Simeoe and
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Seif'sliiert°-tieelaredaS ter be
Able -for AttliculturatturPow
work under the ' department has
been progressing steadily.
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UPSET IN A SQUALL.
Young Ain and Wanton Drowned
,_ChUttsitescued.,
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sloamviwohylwa
Wddytir.rwin. Una_ Atoy,
aged- seventeen, and William Muir,
aged sixteen,. were drowned, and
:Margaret Mutaged, twelve, itsats.,•
ter of the last- namedsvictim,
s dr,after being half an hour
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-Water. 'When the party left
edford ,at 4 o'clock the weather
was fine and the water calm, but
suddenly a terrific thunderstorm set
11_31 and 1).0fore the. rty -CQ
WSW
.itsvept -down- from the north, and
capsized the boat. The three occu-
pants were hurled into, the ,water
about a quarter of a mile from the
shore. As the craft began to fill
and settle down in the water, Muir
aseized the two oars, passing one to
Ins little sister and the other to
Miss Roy, The -latter, however,
soon sank, and Muir, exhausted
from his efforts to keep the two
girls afloat, also went down. Little
Margaret,-showevers ,clun& to the
oar, and her screams for help at-
tracted the attention of a man
named Wilke, Who was on the
shore, and, procuring a boat,,, he
rescued the little girl. The vitt-ms
are members of prominent Ilalifax
families summering at Bedford.
Miss Roy is a daughter of Mr. 3. E.
Roy, and Williani Muir ason. Cit
Mr. -Andrew Muir.
- CUT OFF BABY'S LEGS.
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Girl Got in Front of Mowing M
chine 'Driven by Mother.
A despatch from Utica, N. Y.,
says: Mrs. John Bisnette, wife of a
farmer at De Kalb, St. Lawrence
eountY,- ran the mowing machine
for her husband on. Thursday while
her three -and - - half - year old
daughter picked berries in the field.
Suddenly the mother heard the
baby *cream just in front of her,
and before she coullitop the team
rapidly-cutting ives had stivs
ered both her ,littl daughter's
legs. The child is dying, and the
mother is going insane of grief.,
Ti RICH STRIKES MADE.
Vein Sowing Solid Metal' on Sur!
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A despatch from Cobalt liaYs: A
rich -discovery was made on Nipiss
sing on Wednesday, on lot R. L.
400. A vein was found by men
trenching. The .vein has been un-
covered for nearly 100 feet in plac-
es It has a, width of 14 inches,
but thesaverage width is 10 'Macs.
It is a mass of calcite andailver,
and for pert of the distance solid
metal appears on the surface. A
find has also been- made in the
Lallose tunnel, No. 10, which is
believed to be very important. •
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in foreotrY. With regard' to the
tarp , scheme :ssf reforestmatioit
whxcli will doubtless he undertaken
by the Governs -tient at ifOrae future
time the idea which. has been,
itittlii'the- 0.00. Nils0
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that the C. P. IL mit3r buy the Al.
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Forest nurseries are to be vitals-
ished in utheeiss _Wingers ,sfisd
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me of the large arOnis in the
e' ° e lake Sul*
i Co on at Sault Ste Marie
north. _, .
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*lmnugration officials are advising
farm laborers not to go west, but
to stick to Ontario farms.
The O. P. R. will be able to han-
dle its share of th 4esterrtsGs
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. . • Attriiiilk ilt'ffii-%tiiiiiii-reat
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e 0. p. R. are blamed -for the death of 120 ba-
des_thes sutessemsae....ssa liessraday. hies in-Montrealiasts_week. -
thet in the Laurentian Mountains, Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier announced
within 100 miles of Montreal, were- in the Commims that Thanksgiving
'the largest iron ore depesits , in DAY would be ACM on Monday in
eanada; in fact, the orarea v," future.
miles quare in extent. "The re-
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A reorganization of the Provins
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ports are now before me, showing 6'11 ennstnbninrY la being- 63nleirler
sixty per cent. of iron to a ton of "1 by the Attorney-Gencres's Jo -
earth., I leave Montreal on Friday partment. ' -
for the purpose of endeavoring to The Welland Castel is being
ItriAs.intsssecAlieetleessesteses„,sissaskteqUIPPe_d_41itli news seleetrieel._Ales
ve been yesterday describe& as iti-Vitleff."1'•
-dream. --Until we have-eolujiletetrowing bOditess---
the preliminaries it would be most- The filet steel Vessel ever built by
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Very Important Discovery by a
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injudicious- to give. partictorms, hut private enterprise in Novitilgott
the genuineness of the find is be- as 1nhd Y at ww a'g°w
yond question," was the eicsing 14- 11 *
comment of the officialThe statemeat is made by General
. 'Manager Morse tha.t the Grand
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EXPLOSION ON ME RAGNA. , part of this year's crop. •
....- Jenkins a • mulatto, must stand
Two Neu Killed at Tusket Wedge, his trial a't New Westminster ' on a
, Nova, &Otis. ' charge of murdering Mrs. Mary
Morrison, of liazieraere
A despatch from 'Halifax, says: . •
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A distressing accident which result- Charles Manning -knocked David
ed in the death. of two men and the liforrisey down in the barroom of
a Vancouver hotdThe latter's
maiming of two -others occurred late .
head struck the wall, and he died
Wednesday on board the Norwegs' Manning is charged with murder.
ian bark Rigue, which was vinic at 'Wentworth County Council of
with the donkey engine exploded; vietion of anyone who . caused the
fers $500 for the arrest and con.
Tusket Wedge. The boiler connect -
-Thing instaUffi the earpenter and reeent ilre-sici ^Atienstei.s *hero lo
one seaman, and blowing one of the cal option farmers are losing build-.
mate's legs from his body and in191 nightlYs
severely scalding' another seaman.
The eaptain of the Ragna telephoned GREAT BRITAIN.
the . news of the accident to Yars Perhaps the most remarkable casei
mouth and a tug boat was`despatch. of martyrdom for science is that of
ed (to bring the Injured men to Yale Mr. J. Hall -Edwards, of Binning -
mouth. ' hams who has had his remaining
hand amputated fc.r the agonizing.
pusittroum IGATrirsT imin. tdiitsiest.ise blown as "x" -ray derma-
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Halifax Man Arrested on Charge of
Murdering Another,
A despatch from Halifax; says*:
Frank Burke: the young man some-
what mysteriously stabbed at the
Intetcolonial Railway Station Mon-
day excising, is dead, and William
Perrin, with -whom Burke had a
tussle at the time of the wounding,
is at the police station, rearrested
on or .charge of murder. The two
young men had been skylarking on
car . when Perrin -pushed Burke
against a carving knife.
',Nom MEMORIAL'
/Ike will he' Held at His Tomb
in Greenwich Church.
A despatch from -London says: 94
the' day or tledieatiOn at Qyaliee
there will be a memorial service at
Sts Allege„-Churele At-Oreenesieh,
where - 'Wolfe is buried: •The Lord
Mayor and sheriffs will attend, and
it is hoped detachments of Wolfe's
regimentssoill also -be present.,
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UNITED STATES:
• The steamer St. Louis, of the Am-
erican Line, cut a whale in two with
her screw.
New York's new high pressure fire
protection system sends a stream of
water 17 storeys.
The United States Government
will not oppose a just and harmon-
ious increase in • railroad freight
rates.
A youth in New York shot his
sweet -heart and himself because the
girl's mother opposed their mar-
riage.
-Two men have -been -killed and a
third fatally wounded in a religious
war among the Austrian miners at.
Bingham, Utah,
Aaron T. Demorest, the New York
maker of autos and cairiages, ate
clams and died of ptomaine poison-
ings
An amendment to the constitution
of Oregon gives the voters power to,
remove Any 'electiee officer from
Governor down if his acte displease
them. . •
Don't boil your eggs, says en Illi-
nois expert, but leave :them in hot
water for 6 or 8 minutes with the
heat turned off.
The Dentoerats will liccept no on
tributions to the Presidential cam-
paign found from corporations, and
no contributions of over *MOOG
from any sonrce.•
GENERAL.'
be Pope has increased 09
pounds .h weight, and is now, on
Thirty fishermen were drowned in
• heavy gale. off Santander, Spain.
Two revolutionary agents \ have
ten, eaptured in Mestie(,) _posing Aft
BaPtid initiSionaries.
Tho publication of Criminals/
botographs and crime new is to
be forbidden' in Prance.
The Doutna has • adjourned til
October, and at the elose cheers
were green for the Czar., . -
Priests in Frante Who ring bells
early in -the morning, will be fined
for disturbing the ,pestee.
Count Ventre' Rau:tits, a Minis
ter cot Boherniss„ who was. marrie I
IAA week on his sixty -rat birtli.
day to oz, beautiful peasant girl of
A despatell from Mon
ssilor by the name of 'limes
lifanailey on board the S.S. Xiang*
of the Vidor-Dempster Line', sawed
the life of a woman on Wednesday
morning, who had fallen off the
• wharf. She was walking along the,
wharf in an intoxicated condition
awl fell into the river. lieNtananey
3 nrred in after her and brought bor
to the cdge. As on as she was tidc,.
the worlan staTted to scream end
.aI1 foridp going that her rescuer
was trving tekinurder he.r. Then she
grasped Co viito'fs hair and corn.hi
srlq,eedtopun it out in handfuh.
ois timped-rlit0Igniney to' releage
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is hold on ttie and she fe
k into the w again,
or rescuer with her by the hair.
hen started n \a, battle under the
atom, for when the Woman cameW seconds afterwards it was
t her nose, was bleeding
Y this time a boat had been
front the :shore and the
*need, '
eltanstney was sten after.
al suffering from *010r6
he woman had pulled
When asked if he bald twenty, has presented his Ittan040
he replied that he in Drunk, valued at &SOYA to the
d,as thls ss th. nnly way in ,Vrtivetsitr of Prague. The Count
ich he evil !his bride have dsektedis) Java
death grip 04 simpl* life.
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, e1low,..* steak?
. 4c, Toro heights, ,
Oats ntario, 0. 2 white, 450
to 46c Mitside.; No, .2. mixed, 4834c;
Manitoba No. 2, 443 c, lake ports;
No. 0, 4410; , rejects,. 400 to 41e,
lake ports. ' .
Barley -No...
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0044N67-2- Woruiria1lt:41roU1'al
20e,
Rye -No. 2, none offering; ,9uo_tas
tionif. nominal around 85e. -
Bilckwhe t - NO, tp 110/ainally
quoted 6,5e to 680. 1 -
Bran -Quoted at *15 to 6 i
allsAtattedirPORM414"440'
"bulk lInt,$,R1,01 Alkot4g-9,0s
ery in -bags $2, More.
.Inour-Maititoba patents special
slizandie *8;. seconds, -1115A4-etreng
bakers', $5.30; winter wheat pat-
ents selling at $3.15 bid,
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butte- Wholesale -prices are
resonery,- prints, 24e to 25e;
creamery, solids, 230 to 24c; dairrs
prints, choice, 22c to 23e; dairy
prints, ordinary, 20c to 21e; dairy
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Eggs Prices range from 194c to
21c- per-slozen in case lots.
Cheese -Prices -of- new, range be-
tween -12Xc to 13c for lame, and
13Xc to 13%c, for tisins.
Beans -42 for 'primes and $2.10
for hand-picked.
Potatoes -Imported new potatoes
are fluoted at $4 to $4.20 per bar-
rel in car lots on track here.
PROVISIONS.
Local quotations are :-
Pork -Short cut, $23 to $23.50
per barrel; mess, $19 to $19,50.
Lard -Tierces, 12c; tubs, 12Xe;
pails, 1234c.
Smoked and Dry. Salted Meats -
Long clear bacon, 11)* to 1134cs
tons and MOS; hams, medium and
light, islAe to lee; barns,' large,
1214c to 13c; backs, 170 to 1734e;
shoulders, 1.00 to 1030; rolls, 10%e
to Ile; breakfast bacon, 15e to
15%e; green meats, out of pickle,
lc less than smoked.
MONTREAL MARKETS.
Montreal, -July 2/. - Flour -
Manitoba spring wheat paten*
$6.10 to *0.20; second patents, $5.-
50 to $5.70; winter wheat patents,
*5 to $5.50; straight rollers, $4.25
to $4.60; in bags, $1.05 to$2./0;
extra, $1.50 to $1.70. _
Rolled Oats -$2.50 in bags. of 90
pounds.
Oats -No. 2; ilk to 500; No. 3,
46c to 46%c ; No. 4, 45e to 45%p; re-
jected, 44e; Manitoba, rejected
(nominal), 44c to 45e. ,
Cornmea1-101.85 to $1,95 per
bag.
Millfeed-Ontario bran, in bags,
$20.50 to $21.50; shorts, $23 to
$24; Manitoba bran, in bags, $22
to $23; shorts, $24 to $3e.
Meese -1134e to 12e for westerns
and ats-114.40 to 11O for oedema.
Butter--23c ' to 233,4c for round
lots and at 24c in it jobbing way for
creamery.
Eggs--sSalesof seleeted stock
were made at '22e, No. 1 19e, and
No. 2 at 16e per dozen.
Previsions - Barrels short cut
tnesss $22,50s half -barrels, $11-.60s
dear fat back, $23; dry salt long
dear backs-, lle; barrel's plate
beef,
$17.50; half-betrelii do., •109; coins
pound -lard, 3e to 03c; pure lard;
123c to 13e; kettle • rendered, .14e
to la%e; hams, 124c to 14e; acs
cording to Site; breakfast bacon,
146 to 15#4; Windsor haven,' ie tO
lees fresh killed abattoir .dressed
hogs, *0.7.5 to *10; Wire, *0.85 to
el.
UNITED STATES MARKETS.
Buffalo,. Inly 21. - Wheat
Spring higher; No, 1 Nerthern,
carloads, store, *1.11%; Winter
lower; No. 2 red; .02es No.
*bites, 11150; No. 2 mixed, 04e. Corn
my; No. 13 yellow, 10ft ;* No. .
corn, -176,14 td 11140; No, $ white,
78,14e. . '0step-firm ; No. 2* white
020; No 3 white, 60. Barley
reed_toinalting„ 60c to 76e. .fle
o. 2. on track, 79e. -
Minneapolis, July 21. --.Wheat
0. 1 northern, *1.10gs_ No.
Northern, *1.14% to $1,14144;
4 Northern, $LOW ti,11.14‘);
No. 1 hard, $11.18%; ;tales $1,1
S'eptember, 06% to 9014c. Pour -
:PIM Ant Patents, $54e5 to $took
stitotta poitentg,' $55 to *5.70.
Atilt Clears, 414.05- to $4.45; *WM
lean, *3,40 to $3.60. :Otani in
bulk* II*19.00 to $10.50.
Milwaukee„ Wheat
No, -1 Northern,. fail to *Lift; No.
.f.! Northern,' 'MO $1.161 Sept,
VOX'to tiOne bid. Rye -No.
to 75e, Earley -No. 2, /50; *amPlo
bid*
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.40tective skill,. has, it. is
the authorities, been solved in
,the arrest on NIV,dn'e$dgy of
ne-
gro, giving .the name of Lamont.
Pinkerton -Detective s Murray, - of
Boston, who hat been working oth n
a on"tifil-Irkto"Ise 11144'41114,44-714,57
kerni-thitt point and
managing to elude the detectiv
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1sman:
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'en'travelling 0 ,
night trains. ' When, asked his
son for travelling so. extensivelY,
isaid'.,tie was just. fishing.
Lamont was identified by Ci P. R,
officials as having made his head-.
quarters at Schreiber, wh r
mita ftis simmer .104XS
abIo able. .vemasitled.
jail for eight ya in order that
e Ins record and be 400hed
New York July 21. - Wheat
Spot, easy; No. 2 red, 973e to 99e,
elevator ; No. 2 red, $1.00% f.o.b.
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IsIVE--STOCK -MAR„KET:
Toronto, July 21.—Prices were
reported 10c to 15e higher in some
eases, lint for the greater part
they were seady. The demand for
exporters shows slight improve,"
ment. Good butchers' were very
scarce and what.there were brought
very good prices. Cows were firra,
although no material change was
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--4.-nere--was-a-good-supply-or sheep
and Jambs, and the demand was
goed-i--s the market, was just about
steady; -Local-prices-of choice live
hogs a e $6.90 per "cwt., fed and
watere off cars Toronto.
FASTEST CRAFT IN WORLD
Its Real Function is to Destroy De.
stroyers.
A deepatch from London says.:
There has just left OammeR and
Laird's shipyard at Birkenhead for
a speed test on the Clyde what is
believed to be the fastest craft in
the world. It is officiallysdescribed
ex an ocean-going torpedo-boat de-
stroyer; but its real function is to
destroy destroyers. To enable her
to -overhaul-these speedy vessel's the
Swift la •equipped with the most
powerful engines ever put into a
small vessel, they being turbines
developing 30,000 horse -power. The
fuel she uses' is oil, of -which she
carries 180 tons. The vessel has Al-
ready had a preliminary trial, re-
garding which there is extreme se-
crecy, but it is believed she made
33 knots. It is predicted that in
her forthcoming trial She is likely
to make 39.
ARRIVAL OF LORD ROBERTS.
Cruiser Ifits Battleship and Both
are- Damaged.
A despatch from, Quebec says:
The steamer Empress of Ireland ar-
rived in port shortly after eleven
'is'clocli on Thursday night. The
Duke of Norfolk and Lord Roberts
landed on Friday morning at 0
o'clock. Among the arrivals on the
Empress of Ireland were Earl Ran-
furly, Capt. Ron. Cecil Murra,y, and
Geo. Wolf,- Esq., wito were
to the Chateau Frontenac,
The first drools rehearsal of the
pageants took place on Thursday
afternoon, on the Plains of Abra-
ham, and was a huge success, thou-
sands being unable to secure seats,
although an admission fee was
charged.
When the British eruiser Venus
was coming into port this evening,
she collided with the British -battle-
ship Russell, both vessels being
slightly damaged.
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watchman were kilkd at Boston by
the 'explosion of a box of, detonating
caps, whieh they were opening'
RESP CT Tiglik ACCUPATION.
Don't Treat Lightly Any , Honest
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ly any useful occupation ifl which
another must earn hik !ming. A_ _
iiiin stiiod one 1a' ir ittk, shop
Where souvenirs and trinkets were
sold and watched the different per-
sons who came up" to the vounter
to examine the goods. A- young •
*email behind the counter was do.
ing her best to serve her customers
satisfactorily and to give them the
best her little stock afforded, To
th"AnTisdl,"ilk-OPtItiftirls"feiffers- a n
Wrest iihreirimirasitid the conduc
of the business. One couple he ob-
served came up to the counter and -
C; ststestutaty glancelgvhertetd1,t
eupsi:ekith‘
The salesgitPs face
interest as she stepped forward to
serve them The woman then turn-
ed to her husband, and, with a look
of utter disdain for the little stock
of trinkets, walked on, remarking
aloud so both customers and the
girl could hear it, "There's noths
ittg here I'd have as a gift." The
girl's -face fell, and she seemed sad-
dened. -Others taight walk on in
their supercilious superiority, but
she must remain and earn her liv-
ing by selling those little trinkets
to such as wanted them.
The observer could not help think-
ing -low this sptrits of disrespectior
the humbler work -of another hats
wounded the feelings of unnumbered
workers and made them lose respect
for the tasks at which they must
earn their living.
TWENTY TI101:SAN a ARS._
Money Package Found in C. P. R.
• Train Shed , at -Winnipeg.
A despatch front Winnipeg says:
Tvienty thousand dollars tied up in
brown wrapping paper was found
in the tram shed of the C. P. R.
op Wednesday as the result of rain
dropping through' the roof upon the
package, thus revealing its con-
tents It is said to have been hand-
ed to an express messenger by
news agent, who found he bad too
much money on hand, and was too
inexperienced to know the correct
procedure. The valuable package
had been handled like an ordinary"
bunch of laundry, among a lot of
packages with which it Was trans-
ported. •
TWO MEN fitIVOCATRO.
Were Engaged In Excavating for
Bridge at Lethbridge.
A despatch from Lethbridge, -
Altis., says: A double fatality oc-
curred on. Wednesday afternoon,
when two then, Frank Rush, an
kliehman, and George E. Thomp-
son, from North Dakota, .inet sud-
den death by. gas suffocation. A.
hole 30 feet deep had been sunk by
the C.--k-ity to -est -the foundation
fo a. pier for the big bridge and
an' abandoned entry to the 'Oa%
Mine was found. Work WAS dia.
ontinued on account of the gas.
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Barque Atlantic.
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despatch from St: 3ehn, • the barque was gliimbfouncicd
says: An incident, probably unique, learn of the prediparnent into w4ich
oteuried on Tuesday; when the Nor. he bgd blundered. lie, ;explained
wegian barque Atisintie .*ailed up that the mistako wai due to igek
the bay and anehored Partkidge of 'knowledge on the part of his
ISlartd. ' The Atlantic was tt'Vetal brOker$10, New York, upon whornha
hundred' miles 'Out of her course, as had depended for information, and
she is hound to 'Carleton, 'Que. This who hitsl-told him that t!is only place
latter port is situated in the county muted Carleton in these parts *a.
of llortairenture 'Oa the .north' shore situated at the trioutlt of the,,
of CI:glories Bar, A tug spoke the John. With his 'course laid out as-
' and upon etelkange of the cording t* to their instructions,- the
eustornry question* ('apt. Livring Atlantic steered for till*port. ffhe
*ton �f--the-tag- so that-thertHeenigined-only *-few-tioargt-g-ietting,'
waa e mistake. Tbe oaptaan of sail again early in thg afternoon.
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