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'» OTTAWA, 0m..- Dec. 22. (eggg) --Ci1nadlan egg markets ra- main firm and unchanged. A car m‘ .\lanitoulin live turlgQXQLJswre- Lported 901d in Buffalo at 40 to 4S “cents delivered. ‘ _ TORONTO -- Dealers are paying ‘mi- nngratled eggs deliveredfextras 60 to 64, firsts 51 to 53, seconds 35. Pullet extras 48 to 50. Prices to retailers of fresh are extras 70 to T5. firsts 60 to 65, seconds 38. AIONTREAL — Dealers are quot- ing for ungraded elflrs, delievered,

extras 6210 64, firsts a2 to 55, pul-

let extras 48 to 49. Prices. to re- tailers of retsh are extras_'l2 to 75. Lrsts 62 to 65, pallet extras 55 to 5S. Storage extras 47, firsts 44, sec- onds 40.

‘WINNDPEG — Dealers are quot- ing country" shippers extras 58. firsts 55, seconds 40. Prices of fresh to retailers arc extras 70. firsts 61. seconds 40. Storage extras 43. firsts 40. seconds 36.; -

SAS-KATlCPhEVi/‘AN -—'—Denlers are paying for ungraded eggs extras 45 to 50, firsts Q0 tQ‘.45, ‘seconds, (l5.

.l‘rices of stoffllie to, retailers are extras‘ l6, firsts 42 to -i-l, seconds

1m. . . CALGAJRY — Deal-era are payint: country points extras-SO, firsts 45, seconds 40. Price/s to retailers are vXiPilB 00. fists 55, seconds 40. EDMONTON ~— (loan-try dealers are receiving for extras, '50, firsts

~15, seconds 40. ‘Prices of storage to 4n, i

retailers are extras p-ill, firsts seconds as.

VANCOUVER .— lDcnlcrs ara pay. ing for upgraded eggs, delivered, extras 49, firsts 114 to 45, pulletex- tras 38 to H9. Prices to retailers of fresh are extas 55, fists 52, pullet extras 44. .- ,.‘- ,

ST. JOHN. — Dealer‘ are pay- ing for unizraded eggs.‘ delivered. extras 65, firsts 60, seconds 40, storage extras 46, firsts 43..

‘HALIFAX .—._Deaiers-are paying for ungradotl, eggs délivleretl ex- tras 58, firsts 43, seconds 25. Prices to retailers of freshers extras 70. firsts 65, seconds .18. ,

ICHARLOTTETOWN —- Deal anfquoting country points chit-as 52, firsts 4S, seconds 43. _ .

.\i'0N'llREA-L, Que" Doc 22. - The foreign demand rercnnhtuhn

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us , renew your »~radio batteries ‘with fresh EVEREADY ‘B’ H Batteries _ The W0rld’s Best _,No Charge ‘for Instal- ‘ 1 latien- . 111st P1111111? . “The Rogers Hardware Co LIMITED‘ ‘ ‘

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FGXES eon aAt_r,:-__s‘:v:nAl. ‘good pups, mnlo and temalal

nrtpugfyvcotl, Mt. llerbert. , sale‘ cheap. row-nomination‘. 1111"-

"rogtetpqn, l-ststaz-tzo . ‘ , FOR SAL-iE-FNIWLIV. FRESHEN‘ othcow. Apply John P- 351111115‘

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~ Situations VIIIIIWJ‘; -.___-_--_.__._.._ .,,.s . “v .-_ mute uounv AT HOMEI-NBN Ind women can earn l1 i0 3P In hour in spare ,1 e writ!» _ unowurds. No canvas p; or .001- leung. = t ‘ k " "In ply nwltbwr. "Mgfi-“tgtomcno mm Lillitv, l8 Dominion Bllidihfl. Toma o. i1

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wohuile-of bunnies _ transmitted was small. The tradelln cash grain 0n the domestic market watralso inactive but the feeling was steady ‘lllyices for all grades of sprfil: and. winter wheat flour were \veil niain- tained tinder l1 moderate demand. The volume of business done in all lines of mlllfeed was fairly large and prices ruled steady. A good "steady trade was done in standard grades of rolled oats and values were unchanged. ‘The undertone to the egg market was strong and indications are that prices will go ltighor in the near future owing to the" good demand. The receipts were 169 cases. '

There was little demand for potatoes and the tone of’ the market continued easy. Car lots

oi‘ Prince Edward island Green Motiutains were quoted at $170 to

$1.75 per bag of 90 pounds, New Brunswick ‘Green Mountains at $1.55 per bat; and ‘Quebec white

stock at $1.40 per bag of 00 pounds in ‘bulk ‘ex track. Only a small tradc was done in butter but prices were steady. No. 1 pasteurized was quoted at 40 1-4 to 40c per pound. The receipts wcrc t0 packages. The cheese market was without any new features to note business being quiet in all direct- ions and prices were unchanged. Western grades were offered at 18 1-~ic to 18 3-40 per pound. The receipts were 82 boxes.

iSawdust On Menu In Best Chickencoops

SliL-VHTLIE, \Vasll., Dec. 22. -— Sawtltist is a good breakfast food» but it i9 chickens, not humans. that relish the dish.

lWarren 1L. ‘l3euschlein. professor of chemistry, in the University of Washington, has developed a pro- cess that utilizes sawdust from the lumber mills of the northwest ln the manufacture of charcoal.

[Pacific coast states use more than 15,000 tons of charcoal un- nually for poultry and nthcl‘ 11111“ poses. Ninety percent of this pro- duct is shipped from the East (toast where it is made from hardwoods. A small plant for turning sawdust llnto charcoal is now operating here.

--.--—<-0->-—i— PENNY l8 WORTH $800 ONE OF THREE COINED

TORONTO, 1Dec. 22. ——.\ United States penny worth $800, according to coin collectors’ guides, has been on exhibition in the window of a jewelry store in Carthage, Nils- sourl.

The owner of tho coin requested the jeweler not to make known lns name. it is said that only three of the pennies were coined be- cause of the controversial nature of the inscription. it was passed down to the (larthagc man from his great-grandfather.

The penny was coined in 1833 in the days of the antislavery afl- itatitin and bears tl/ Picture of n negro woman slave kneeling in letters and the inscription: "Aln l not a woman and a sister?" en- trircling the picture. On the other side the stamping reads. "K111111111 States of Amerlca——Onc Cont, and 1lLiberty, 1838."

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WANTED -- LARGE fireplace. Apply 137 3493-12-23-21.

DVERTISEMENTS

0o per lino oft! words .84: per lino of ft words 7o per lino of 5 words

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aofilthoens front room. liiillsboro St.

DAILY‘ MEAT MARKET GALLANT ' Bros. 22. Upper Queen St. ' 3445-12-21-31.

LADY'8 WATCHES. MANICURE --Seta, etc.,.specinlly low priccd for Xlnas week. S. E. A. Wright, the- right jeweler. 179 Great

ifieorgc St. . fi77-1222-2l.

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takan by mistake from some store in city. Ilf located please notify J. ’8. Fleming. 90 Dorches- ter |St, 3499-12-23-21

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_.c.. FOXEO WANTID T0 BOARD ' can- ranch a limited number ' (Canadian lvstionol- only)»- DBWIT“"M Btowcrt, Doom-W. Dewar, Charlottetown, it. R. (i.

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truer-tin wANTIb A-Ilfifl‘ on Hsecflndcltbl teacher for Norbom-

wsnheoi. No. ta. Yuri! supple-- Qfint $125, _ Douglas. Q09’! mam" 1' ‘ ‘ . "lih-ll-Sl. l

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Ask“l'.¢r8;0nal' - ‘ Tariff on Apples,

IOTTAWA. Ont, D90. 22. -—- Thai 1-811“ nllviwry board resumed its‘ hearing of the fruit land vegetable“ Brewers’ case today.-

"EYV ‘PWFKER PENB and Pen- °il”‘_E- w- Tflylfll‘. Jeweler, 142 Richmond st. ' . 3488 1222121 ‘

ARTICLE8 BOUGHT of us artis- ilcaiiy enStaved. iPlease leave your 111119" i" early as possible. —E. Wt Taylor, 142 Richmond St.

3488 12 23 ‘Zl

J. Robertson, reptfiepenting [Brlti ish Columbia fruit growers, sup- ported the proposnl that for cus- toms purposes apples be assessed

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1 to 2.30 Special Music

Captain Dead

NEW BDDFORD. Mass, Dec. 22. — One by one the old-time whaling masters are passing. A few days ago the New Bedlford Whalemen’; Club lost another of its leading members _ in the death of Captain James Mar. *- quand. a native of Pictou, N. S

XMAS RUSH; 17am minute aim gltmhirteyutcegtsfla bgx lnlsteag atlas ills-Inform whaling master in’ gestl0ns—toasters. curling irons, ,,,,,§’,',‘;’fy Qygiéd lfigflgnp fail’? ‘ Ph Y R . , , i]; was “one other than, Mugs iwavers, flashlights. table lamflli. It 305m sixty cents,‘ bqx m hand,“ One our eSQTVZtIDHS Early Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot,

etc.. a few Xmas tree lights left. — Palmer-‘ivatson Electric Co. ' 3486-12-23-2

and pack, applesqind ‘the growers had been compelled, to make an ar- rangemetit. with. the "Johbers on a straight commission. ha is in order that American.‘ itpplsl could be shut out and the Canadian groyvers

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“who started him on his seafaring , career. As a boy of ten young Mar- ‘ ‘quand was working in a. mill‘ in Fall ‘Riven-The famous exile vis-

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could get rid of their crop. , Witness believed ' that ‘the 0n- tario , rowers ‘hail something to learn i the matter of marketing, The best apples should go in boxes in order to get the best price. Mac- intosh Reds, for instance, which brought top prlcescvefi in New York, should be so packed. Mr. Robertson declared emphatically that no man could tnake money on apples at $1 a box. ' .ln thc opinion of D. Deachlmui "dumping" of apples from the Unit- ed States was "alfigment of the im-

friend this Xmas. ~41 W. Taylor. 1112 Richmond St. 3488 12-23 2i

. ‘fQUR, PUBLIC SCHOOL SYS- TEIM" will he discussed -by Profes- sor Lloyd Shaw, Supervisgw of City Schools and Professor o'f Pedagogy at the Cnledonian ' Club rooms to~ night.

DUNDAS. QA-RDIGAN AND MONTAQi-il- "4111 Sunday, Dec. 26th the", services - inj connection with the ‘Presbyterian Church in Canada will be as follows: Dnndztshtginatidn." .

11 p. m., Cardigan 3~ p. ,m, and‘ “it has been no fimnentpf the Montague 7 p. m. All are cordial- imagination in receno years," re- ly invited. ' tortcd Nlr. Robegsolt. ‘~ -—-I--—- J. C. Hodgson of Winono. Ontar- A¢KN‘°W|~EDGEME‘NT. - Mrs. lo, representing the fruits preserv- J- 'l‘. Windsor, Treasurer, Provlnc- lug 11111118110’. declared that hi9 ial Auxiliary or {he protestant or. clients had their troubles just the iphanage has received $10.00 from 5111119 M! thc growers. “The ill- the 14mg QRjyQ'-">\V. M_ S_ or we crease in the tariff which flit- Presbyterian Church for tho child- mowers “k 1°!’ i" 1111111111. 1° 1"‘ rents Cmqsunag: ‘ crease. the cost ot‘ manufacture t0 , _ ’ ‘ . us. The protection which we en; D S1811: Rev. David IWIIHBMS, M. A. |__ CH REISTMAS DAY AT CHAR. dltlvldrtgiiexlt sislnollrllltwlltl eluzlililles W11;Vihiz-Ezillsficetilriigtgzl inf-g‘ of. _ ___ ' ‘(.1111 yo , ., e- satlrdalogvemgPgsgstgzglgsyv h, on yaw sugar imported for domes-zfimf" ‘and archbishop of the cc. a public holiday. The Registration ti" llmfmses ‘mil Sold m" home mu‘ f cash-wt ca‘ province of Ontario’ and Gage?“ Dally“), wickma Wm gktlllgtl-gtlltctl ttllil‘ in the last twelve lgilelfnueclgiedsrxigisshotfegf Alqegilngae o ope rom 1 .00 am. to 12.00 ' ‘ " 1 ‘t - t“ .' 1 mo“ A“ m- a for .0“ at“ b months 1,055,000 pounds ~of ‘jams Wi1° 11191011“ 0'1 iwflflllnt of ill. afternoon trains win be gloat-a ayt ""111 111°11'11"“ 1.11111: 1119M‘ "’.“1’°11°" Mm“ ‘ 12 o'clock. The letter carriers will mm‘ 11"‘ Illm-M’ I\h11'1‘i°"1-_..“i'~ make a complete delivery in the immgh Cmmd“ ill-ml ‘"1 “V” m“ West Kent School Christ-

morning, but no (iclivcry in thc ‘1“F1‘,'°“~ _ _ , ‘n __ aftemmnh j "llwrc is any-impression. ,s:u1,l . . __,_____ itfmntnissitiutlrvixllnbr-rt. filial. tin; Brown who has. been visiting _ ‘ ,; ‘ -.‘" " .1‘ '. ‘ her mother, Mrs .1. ‘H. Stevens, of ,,T;l'\“°' 9,113 riiiiniidlili“ ‘“'1l11_§§,“= ‘Truro, for tho past four weeks and C ‘"9 l“ imp? boner, ma“ m“ . —‘— who returned to thc city on Mon- Yamildml‘ pwdriri’ m"! f“; 111° i“?! “lest ‘Kent schno] Christmas (my 1e“ again m,» vprm-O xpSleI-tluy neg n?‘ cost pfiltelfordt. n _ closing takes place this morning—- mounting-in response ‘to a tnessnllc ,,,‘,,,f;,§“,,‘,”._,‘m1x‘,§,.“dfiggflfftfiflfifli 111° 9119111395 111111111111101118 8t 10 a. stating that bet: tnotllllefc; llqatelvebic; if n were nut .116], we “vo-c-eliié a m. -'I‘be musical program will b9

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come seriously. ill. " , 1 m . under the direction of Prof. W. E. who has been ill for the_ past two giigwsuailit “agpgiériglglsgtfiéla Fletcher.

milmlhil‘ "fukfljmiolflls sgljmns lapel,‘ Act, would ‘glut the ‘Canadian Principal Mm“ of 111° TL C- c- 01110111 lillll “coo. who from writ nmrkuL .._,\s‘upjs... Sam he. “the will b0 the presiding trustee, The Lewis: znftfllllfllll? ‘uselillgtlllgxlevveélli ,,,,,,,,,,.y h, fl0,,,-,,,,,,,,g_ M, m., pllbllf) are cordially invited m be . a}. ...~. _ . _ .lt_Th_.], _‘ ‘ Mr and blrs IlFOWIL-l nutny friends igzxiifili ffimfl $1,511?“ ,,.,,,fm.f.'li°“l"g prom ‘mum

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in lilis city and l-l when: slut-ore.- ly hope that thc venerable and gen- ial lady makes acomplcta recov- cry.

“it is very good wine and v cheap." admitted Mr. Ilcachuinn. "\'es,“ said the witness “The C tariff‘ has not made it-'dctil ~“ '- “' ----- -_-<oa .

. PROGRAMME horus—lieavcnly sorta, school .

__ Soloist Nlarjorie Chandler llecltation~'i‘he iProot‘, Nita Mc-

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_._’~o-o>__ PERSONALS

.\'r. W m. Lletfltlns. Vernon was n

C. N. R. SELLS HALF 1

INTERES'I""TO THE C.‘ P. Fl.' else-Christmas Syntbols‘, in-

vlsitor to the City yesterday. TORCNTO Dec .,.,- __D0tmed- ‘,h1f1'1'1:e‘lg11]1'i1’11l111f5~ St u . , .__. ... _,__,.>. _ ‘ announcement that the C. .\'. ll. Sr I L s O my;

M“ G“- A- *1°1"1*1°“- Cmiigm‘ has sold a mutt interest in thc . °h°°‘ .

“Wil- w“ ‘" "isimr 1° m“ ‘(my branch line from Welland ‘to Pol‘! ‘wrtlnn Asflnms Trials‘ Ivan Y°51°1"1“Y- ~ ‘ ‘ Cnlbornc to the l‘. 1P. R. Cnllflrms ~ augmn‘ . . [he Telegram 8mm, Q,- q-hnvsdik‘. milk-thee. Amid the “llnter Snow.

M,._.N1a1co|m nlcKenzieuylnt Riv. night‘ entitled, “Has me C‘ R l, P. Hillier. William Trainor and er. was a visitor to the City yester- p“, mmthe, ~mst~ mm m.,“. m, 131118011 ‘1101115011- _

m,» the C“ N‘ IRA... Drill Christmas Dolls, Primary -l<‘or three years it has been cont, Pupils.-

Mr. Richard Carver oi’ Vernon mon knowledge that thc (‘. l’. li.0h°1'115“‘*\11¢11°1‘°d- Sclitioi- _ 1151161‘ 161i yesterday 11lOl‘l1li'lg on ll was anxious to run a lsrancli fromR°"411111§"_‘C111151111‘1“ ‘Cami- 501"‘ visit to his Hon. Arthur. in Boston Welland into Port COlllOrIlG, Port Camcmll- where he will spend the winter. Qnlpqpne wag’ very anxious u, pa‘... Solo—-St.Sar of the East, Suzanne

""*—¢"""”' the C. 1i’. R. to help handle the lm- MGKiHllOll. “Li; HEASKE mouse fi-tzigltl. that learns that Cornet Duet-Convent Bells, Lloyd - busy port daily. ard and Max Stuntz. . BAND JACK picKFoRo So thc C. lP. R. went to SirSolo-One Fleeting Iiour, Frank

ilcnry Thornton and asked hlln for ‘CHlC/VGO. ‘D09. 2?. —'l'116 C1119‘ a chance to run over their branch. 11:0 lnfliiy Journal any! today 1.11111 Sir i-lenry refused any such 0011001;- Mfl-Yilyll #1411101‘. ".0118 0i 1-118 1118119111 sion because it. would be takin‘; 1111111 1111181081 Cflmfiliy Hill“ in A1“ business away from the Canadian erica, has established a legal resi- National Railways, dance in Chicano so that she can ‘The c.‘ P. R. went to Ottawa t‘...- Slle for dlvorvtlfffilll JMR Pickford permission to build u. hratich into movie actor." - They were mar- (jquyoym, Q11,- y-fenq-y Tum-nu,“ 1191i 1111i’ 30' 1922- fought the ‘P. ‘R. so hard that thc

IJynds. Chorns-l-ioly City. School. tScloist llna. Muir National Anthem.

Prince Street School

Christmas Closing Board threw out the application.

. that he was destined for the sea. The boy accepted the words as gos-

tel‘. for a whaling voyage. Captain Marquand followed whale fisheries for nearly u. ha

born at Pictou on November .1836. Lurcd by the opportunities jwhlch he believed awaited him in the States, the ambitious boy came to Massachusetts. Mill work was

Koisstitlfs chance remark set him. on the right track.

Ho was a born senman. Large for his age, he quickly shovred his capabilities. After two voyages on the dlall he signed as mate of a brig bound from Fall River to

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interlude over, he came to New

"1511 P111161‘. as boat steerer.

or. J. A. Amyot. deputy mialmr New Zealand and

of public health, Ottawahwho 113$ 3,000 lsurrcls of oil. been invested as scHQVElICFIOY i ¢ H's next venture was as third Legion of honor m recognition of mare of the ship Levi St. Albuck, his work dUPIng the war. Captain Jerncgnn for 40 mqnthg, Leaving her in a Chllvlnn pa" became mate of the William lTOHi. (‘WIN-aim John P. Flatter, which sailed for the Arctic regions and was 1n the far north throughout .hc fwlod of the Civil W as far as latitude 73.

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Ottawa Guessing About New Tender

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British West indies steamship ser- voyage on this vesszel under Cap- tion as to the reason. ed that some time ago when expiry for repairs after springing of the previous contract with thc and went on a small brig Royal “all Steam lwtcket Company Francisco. Coming across the con- was approaching tenders were call-titlent to ‘New Redford he signed‘ ed for. Tenders were made by as mate of the ship Daniel Webster, .hr=. Royal Mail Company and bl’ Captain Gilbert Borden. lie left the the Canadian Government hlerch- Webster at Montevideo because of ~ ant Marine. illness and after six months. 13y.‘ lloth of these, however, were re-off in New Redford shipper! as. jocteti, it is understood. betraustr mate of the schooner Lottie Beard, they wr-rn too high. ‘in thc mean- For fourteen years‘ he sailed on time the old i-ilntract with the that vessel, alternating in her com. former company has been extended mand with (fantafn. Washington till hiarch 31, until a new contract Perry. The Beard made trips from can be made. A settlement of‘Neu' Bedford to St. Helena, carry. this phase of the British \Vest ind-lug out supplies to whaling ships les pact is expected by the end of and bringing back oil. I ilanttary. After leaving the sea in 1894, he No Alteration in Tender was for 17 years; a special police- it is understood that there will man at Brooklyn Park, New Bed. be no alteration in the tender pre- ford. lie was married in 1376 10 vlnusly made by the GoveruincntMaty Davis, daughter of Aaron ‘Alcrchant blarine and it is also re- Davis, New Bedford ahipbuildergsue ported that the outcome of thc (lied some years ago. Captain Mar- .- frcsll negotiations will be that quand for years had never missed l that concern will undertake thc one of the 611mg, clan, bay,“ m. new service to the “lest indies ac- lectures. lie was in excellent health Icurtiing to the stipulations of thc. until a month ago, when a com-l decently ratiiil-d trade tl"caty..plication of diseases sent him to St.' Should this he the case, the Met-Luke's li-iospltal, where he died. I ‘chant Alarlne would be obliged to Some years after he left the build five new ships that would Lottie Beard she ‘was slink of Cape

have facilities both for freight and Cod. passenger business. —»——{+>-____ ‘in addition to these five there "Wllllt were you nntl .\ir. Smith

tnlklnK about in thc it'll-Ts mother.

"Oh. we were discussing our ltitll and kin." she replied, v\'ht'i"(‘\l[tnn the little brnthcr t-blrucil in with “Yul, they were itiolhcr, l bcard ‘cm. ,\[r_ Sntltb asked if he could km, he; “m; nbe said "You kin',"

would be utilized for the same ser- thc vice five itlrently in commission. The diffkrulty is, however, that il would require at least 18 months bcforo these boats could be built and put into service.

Meantime, the tariff provision passed at tho last sessionot‘ Par- liament for a duty of 50 cents a bunch on bananas coming into Canada has been delayed in its op~

parlor?" asked

llrltlsher: "Get many grouse who“ you wtrc in Scotland?" Atucrlcnn: "Groumi was black with

-- ‘ited that city in the course of his F" several d2" me ch American tour and happening to W991i?“ Prince (mum? 1°25“ If’ . see the lad at work he remarked ward 1° (he ‘Ppeamnce 191'» 5311 Claus, on Tuesday morning, abo _ the morning» trnin_t'roni~’l‘ignish __ ‘Del and in the same year be ship. Sulllrllerflilie ‘"14 11m°1i°41171‘°'9. ped as foremost hand on the brig D. "mid “mug m” will“ 10°11 411V