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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-25
Cass County.

committee from the st. Louis Merchants
Exchange recen.y visited CasS and Jackson
Counties. IN order TO report from personal
observations t&c extent of the gras>h0pper
devastation. Mr.. Joseph Ii. Wherry gave an
account of the trip which he and Mr.. Row
land made through CaSs County. They
started out from Harrisonville, and made a
circuit OF "A miles, returning to Harrison
vile. They did not see enough wheat. clover,
corn and timothy in the fields to support a
single man or beast. The ground was as
bare of vegetation as if swept over by q con-
flagration. The orchards were almost en-
tirely stripped of their foliage. The big
grasshoppers would climb the trees. and
drop them down TO the little grass
hoppers below. After devastating or
chards, gardens and fields, the grass
hoppers TAX to the timber, and devour every
thing in the shape of leaves, buds. stems and
small %shrubbery. The only vegetation to be
seen in HarriSonville was Il bunch of peas,
and that was being greedily devoured by half
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-25
Effects of Thunder Storms on Milk.

Experiments in Sweden have shown
that the well-knOwn effect of thunder
storms in souring milk may, in a great de-
gree, be avoided or countcracted by artiti-
cial heat in the dairy. The plan is to start
4 fire in the room where milk is kept,
whenever a thunder storm is seen ap-
preaching. This is done even in hot
weather, the purpose being to drive out
the excess of moisture. The explanation
given is that during the approach of such
storm the atmosphere becomes loaded
with moisture, and the damp, moist, heavy
air resting upon the milk produces acidity
and spoils it. Dry air, then, is important
in the dairy, and whenever there are at
mOspheric changes which bring excessive
moisture in the air OF a dairy, a fire should
be at once started to cOunteract the bad
influence it would have upon milk.
4 Grin SuffuSaS tho pO1u-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-25

IN the last eight years nearly n hun
dreI millions of dollars worth OF church
property was sold in Italy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-25

LONDON has 5000 sailors daily on its
waters.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-25

A SARDONIC grin suffuses the coun-
tenance OF the paper-rag man as he reflects
upon the quantity of poetry which the
Centennial will call forth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
FOR NEW YORK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. q, 1875.
CLEARED.
SUN AND NOON,

Steamer Pommerania (Ger) Schwensen, Hamburg,
&C. Kunhardt Co.
steamer Crescent City, Curtis, Aavana-W Clyde
4 Co.
Steamer Mediator Martin. Fernandina via Port Reyal
SCH Gepcke. -
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory savannah-w
Garrison - -.
Steamer Richmond, Read. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmon d-Od Dominion steamship Co -
steamer Fanita. Howe Philadelpnla-James Hand.
Steamer Eieanora Johnson. Portlano-J Ames
Steamer Neptune BERRY. Boston-F Dimock. -
Bark Louisa Bruno QtaD. Russo, Alcante-J PniIhps
4
Bark la Plata Phillips Montevideo and Bueaos Ayres
y norton. Jr, Son.
Bark Jane Adeine, Lindsay Lagusyra and Porto Ca
bco- Daett Bliss Co.
Brig Krenn, Wyman, Cardenas-Mler Hong hton.
schr hortensia, Smith. st Pierrs-simpson, Capp 4
Schr Dora French, French, st JagoJ de Reverb
Co. ~
scnr Emma Heather, Armstrong St Jaso-waydell
sehr E Pscser. Batchelder. Galveston-O " Adama
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
THE NEW JERSEY LEGuSLATURE

low EX-GOVERNOR RANDOLPH WAS NOMINATED
FoB gENAToa-THE CARPENTER rsvEs rIGA-
TIoN.
After brief session and the transaction OF unim.
portant business yesterday the New Jersey House
OF Assembly adjourned until Monday evening
next, ut eght O'Clock
Tue Carpenter Investigating Committee have
hold two protrac:ed sessions, during which she
testimony OF stephen H. sayre and Charles Y.
Bamiord, The principal witnesses tn tao case, was
taKsn. several other witnesses are to be exam
ned, among thom o lew Assemblymen. who, 1t IL
,sId, can give the committee good deal OF peril.
nent Information touching the secret history OF
The scandal" The inquiry is being held wish
closed doors. ana nothing viii be given TO tie
public until tue 1nal report Ia made, ABOUT inc
middle OF next week
A prominent democratic AssemDlyman and IRE.
ormer" told HERALD reporter yesterday tnat
the reason Mr.. 0llchrst was defeated for the post
tlOn OF Unted states senator was because M.
hc0lll ihr. Gtcnris's law partnerl aud his rienos
had made cosillon Win the lrends OF Mr. fitx.
gerald &C the late con est Tor speakershtp or tno
House 70 secnfe that honor Tor ene after gentle.
man and 20 doleAt TIE aspirations OF Mr. Ga "
Vuion eoaau. In thai coanseiion ooasSQssnsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. Ri, Jan 20 1875
The Block Island wreekng gangs have got everything
In readiness schr Laura Nesser before report
ed ashore sandy Point Block Island. but account
of the extreme cold have been unable yet to make
any progress The wreckers state that s win be long
time before she or and then It win have be
during unusually heavy tids but that in the mean.
time she will suffer much damage. owing her
cslle location About onehaf OF her cargo OF apples
which she carried for ballast have been sold auction
and realized but 81 per barrel $500 10 the price for
getting her anoa instead Of ssso0 before reported.
The crew arrived here last night
This morning, owing TO the ice between here and Fall
River the Old Colony. Of the Fall River line
was obliged dock here instead Of pro-
ceeding TO the terminus The passengers freight &C.
were forwarded by rail- and until further notice the
boats OF the company will make this the terminus In.
stead OF Fall River.
steamer Newport damaged her wheels badly yester.
day morning while going tnrough Mount Hope Bay.
steamer Eolus damased by the ice yesterday VIII not
be able to take her place the route before Friday
she Is Injured more than was at nrst supposed,
York put into this harbor this Pm short OF coal She
has been ordered New York for the under
going extensive repQirA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Oceanic !Br. Jennings Liverpoo Jan and
steamer Regulator, Wood Savannah Jan 10, with mose
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker Norfolk City Point
and Hicnmond with mdse and TO inc oia DO
steamer Fanltq Howe pniladelphia with mdss
mdss 'e to fs fasch sdys Came the
days A~f hs and Y s
ark IDEA dap Cse5o MaTis; 50 days ~ sna
took the southern passage mad strong variable saes
stove bulwarks, &c. AVN Ct. n
nanbuco g DAYS with mdse e ileney Parker a Was
4 days 81 ns 70 n gales esS
gale from INV CARRYING ava, mainsa s ma n tS
nna wneS Herman MAN OF HAMBURG
and the wind veering the eastward, deemed
sonnd to 20 eo .na M port '0f
Brig Caroline Kelly !of Boston, Moves st Pierre;
Loud Co. Was 10 days of HatteraA with strong
tehr Ocean Wave zeua, Virginia.
Schr Annie Carl, Brower virginia
Fishing smack y BAKER, loi New LondOnI; Mosher.
Beaufort Nc IL days in ballast to %S SW Was days
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUrh.
Steamer Gen Whitney, Ballett. Boston for New York.
with mdse aud passengers to Dimock n
NeG YORK Z days with lumber to Seyius Som
schr irazos, Stokes Providence for New York. with
schr seguin, Thompson. Bath for New York. with
headings 70 ORDER. -
York Is at anchor in the Ice of City Island
h & Fa for fssf r Se
schr ohas Rogers May. Gloucester for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer City OF New Bedford, springer new YORK tor
steamer uaasea, Gale. New YORK tor Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
s- See cable VS..


The rest Of the steamer WIN be snire, Destroyed during
wrecked material but her foremost still stands. Her
are S s S trying
Be almost totally lost nons me cargo some 10y
till Of Of "h he h. Ii me
~ e on ns al 81 pp ne
as she now lies Both anchors have been saved
tina: during nearly the entire VOYAGE was compelled %
Sy Ire S.a% for
SIR ocxAs KIsc new ISIS tons was The balance
s e . Of 9 s fss Sfssdss s.. sa nss
ana is one o. the araes' and finest s,ns vessels saoa'
% .on hp ashore ,nS Gurr nsS lie: ten
anec has been sent She hes well up the beach and
a her. Ss o the S eF ns sss,
in numberl landed in their own coats The is new
ad "
passed. jan Il % tearing s' SSw from
shef S9oS At In the ICE Ms' sarkep,inc snc
considerable Ice ON the shoaL
AZ os Was so Fl esS1e 1 con
Bse EllzA from New YORK for Cette before reported
at New London leaking BADLY, hauled into Prentiss'
wharf Jan Is and muenced disch Arging her cargo
she has been surveyed and y decided to repair Der
BRIG CHARLOTTE, Of Newfoundland, before reported
ashore at Lngan. Cb, has been stripped end her calls
and rigging are 10 be taken 10 North sydney The hull
was sold nj public aucuon
Bag Asss N.rcusL. Ssr; ssanasrs rom Bahia 70,
schSaca cargo jan IS and was Waiting ordsrs "'1
Bnic lars lBrj. from sydney. CB, for 81 John NIB
which attempted 10 put back ator being ashore remains
in the Same position as when as Iegortod, boiug pre-
vented ny the leo from getting Into sydney
Z % y.xr ua. ~
Gloucester, Ma.A put into Halifax Jan la Had exper
fenced ysiy heavy weathsr on the 10th split sails and
lost boat
scBn CAyAsY, Hart. which sailed from Providence
Jan 10 for New York, In the ice OF Wexford
Ing Of Ath
SUNK IN tho sand to her rail- and there Is no probability
VI getting her od Only small portion Of her cargo OF
sugar would be saved.
Bo.loS Jan 2l-sehr Belle. of and nom wsstpors Me-
with rmbcr was towed into ProyiBostowu harpor on
the goth Inst by the steamer Fanny sprAgue, with lo Of
sghs Albert 0,sreaee ffeai Virginia, with oyHsrA 10
~ frovi ndetown harbor with her Inatasai. tern
otoees.rsn. sash Jsn p-Th harbot rsss oyer tn;a
morniiig oeyvh4 len Peund iaund HSeny out W kesl
efn FNnt Az Instance u nes known use una sSrxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY o.

Mr.. Glll's supporters. co avengs themselves,
Ex-Governor Randolph. and thus snatchsd
the prize from Mr. Gilchrist. HE tmeanlpg Mr..
Gllchrlst) would surely have been elected but for
that" was the remark OF this member OF the
lower House. The success OF Mr.. Randolph did
not seem TO create much enthusiasm IN Trenton
alter the TACT was announced.
In the caucus meeting Wednesday night
William Patterson. OF Middlesex county. was
nominated for State Director OF Railroads, and
Mcssrs, Herman lse and Bernard AcCo mick for
Police Justices OF Newark
Governor Bedle has appointed on his stan Judge
Reed. OF Trenton, Mr.. j. Vroom. OF Hoboken, and
MeSsrs. John Vogt and Oscar Keen. Mr.. John A.
Hall. private secretary under Ex-Governor Parker.
has been appointed 10 tue same position upder
Governor Bedie. An extraordinary ruinor mas
been circulated this evening IN regard To the Sen
atorship which, If wei founded VIII result in the
defeat OF MIR. Randolph next Tuesday The repUb
hcans intend 10 vote Tor Mr. Stockton at the joint
meeting, and with the assistance OF .he
macontents In the democratic camp
are likely TO succeed. The Hudson county deega-
lion voted in q body eacn time against Rancoipn.
though he was once Senator Tor that county, be-
cause while he was Governor he signed the bill
exemprng the Erie Railroad from taxation In
Jersey city. Two o! the Hudson county demo-
cratic members state that they will not vote FOR
Randolph under any circumstances when the Joint
meeting convenes But Tor the manly protest or
Mr.. Siberian In caucus an open vote would not
have been secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
NEW HAVEN TRUST COMPANY.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 21, /

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 81, 1875.
The hearing In the case Of the National Life and
Trust Company OF this city Il still In progress.
Yesterday the testimony was confined to snow wing
the value OF the company's building, which wit
nesses placed at 100000; also the value OF bonds
OF the town Of Brighton, Ill, and Fair Haven Water
Company stock held by the company, which
witnesses stated had no market value; and also 10
showing who held the capital stock OF the COM
pany. Evinence on the last named point showed
that the stock had been transferred 10 various
persons In the CITY by officers OF the company,
who signed themselves as attorneys.
Jonn Il. Darlington and Tilton r. Doolittle, whose
names appeared os stockholders swore they had
never subscribed 10 the stock and denied any
LIABILITY. To-day j. A. Blsnop and Joseph A.
Smith. two Others who appeared stockholders,
testified the same as TO themselves, and ]. b. Sar-
gent did hot recolect that he mad subscribed.
Elizur Wright, OF Boston, and SIDNEY Hedges, or
Hartford testified that premium notes on lapsed
policies Jailed TO be assets aiter the laDse. Some
furtner testimony was received today as to the
value OF the building which was placed at $780, 900.
The company claim that this hould be entered in
the assets as $500 and the ground lease at
sec, Co.,
Commissioner Stedman testified to the nature
OF $4,000 assets deposited with the cX treasurer,
q part OF which he claimed we're notes GU tlawed.
The inquiry was then adjourned until tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

e. Hir
sa% or pe % s4 @
Wood for ksnScen chi lila lBr coiisr and
John Gu SnnsS saSx.sr Osrx; Lima wsd Wis
D a bsSs
Waltz ' BurmsS '''" 'A'' ''""A~' DA'A ""''
SGv saA.ysa sesr Mssss KJsGz
Pee IL schI i BENSON pm Nswsas.is o.,...,.
sc ss Ny q T p Waiter Se 81
I2ts; Sterling (sr', seabourne India; sesward (Br
R % oq S.a YORK s
Fe Sc aS
Ss S: Iss1 sSss:
Eass9 r a. ssr ss
ch,d 70 load Al AIscaiu fgr HAMPTON Roads SOS
Ss ssvS Gen. @ ss%
YS SD Pc so e u oS:' dp Ne"
% DsG pSs; s ss
od M Butler c do bark SO,ns J0s
ssaisa . 2ps' su iRSs's r Le
& eF 10 load sit rs
pos Dee Sf e%s %sm
& s rSs f S
PET M Js 9T sxa ran S osd
psISSsaA Lee s,-sai,ed .chr Hart, cOomOs.
F.Lxourn ia Jan allied brig Lillian Smith Glen
fusgos; ;ch u Louie MIN Brow9 90 and
Cooner King for New YORK Ids
HAVANA Jan 20-Arnved, steamers Gussie. Telfair
lniianela zist Junsta Catn.rine Philadelpha
sa Ss oFafs @ sf
bal.imore parks Anna Lee tsp). Savannah Ernst 4
Klsos1os: ia Jan lo-Arlved. brig ohienain tBr
sailed l2ih, sGar W 4 Parker. Daniels Mexico: I9h,
SL .nf VIZ Hsys sr S h9pf a. Snow pr
n. e ws, ss Sfgs Hsppy Home & Campbell Brit
MAczio, Dec 2pIn port schr Margaret dEr, Tor New
York
MosrxyIpro, Nov so-Arrivsd. bark asss simps =,
.MAYlovRz, Jan I0--In port Caddiuouap, sohr John
Fisss. Eldridge Wig for orapasG u,..s.,, A. ,,.s,.
from philadelphia; 10Th, brig sarah Gilmore, Clifford
sp sd a' eS Ms' aS w'i.sa Lon. nSEss s
Dark Alexander Keith Or. Hsvanai brig Auen stew
schr Florence tBrJ, Mcleod. DslnefAra Co.
:: "a s2ssS sS i:s
In pO, Dec q ca,y sy gS. tS Low Bait AT
New iSE Fgrsna dB ss H MS,uSon Sf o sa ,eR S
Maud harbour, psyis Ios new York. GarE cssmsla
!BTl. ana gyia Belle tRr' we're sxpssssd from Bahia
Penr sraiS Jan aNssllsd. soar Goodwin ar, Smith,
insrtles hh trs' .assrn s5sr TSfsr
b Sls psS STt. ,o sava'A s A' "'' '''''
si:s.: l:s s::'s s
bsst1ni s'A, brig AasrswA wsssea' New f"E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
PALESTINE EXPLORATION SOCIETY.

A very interesting meeting OF the mem bers OF
the above named society was held last evening at
the rooms o. the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, Twenty.thlrd street, Mr.. william e. Dodge IN
the chair. full discussion was had upon the
best methods OF q further prosecution Of the work
Ia the region east OF the Jordan, and resolutions
were adopted In favor OF sending out new ex-
pedtion as soon as The financial means shall be
secured. Colonel J. c. Lane. the new commander.
was present and gave lnteres: TO The meeting by
descriptions OF the methods 10 be adopted In the
survey and archaeological research OF that un-
known region. Rev. Or. Bliss, President OF the
College at Bairut, was also present and gave
valuable Information as to the Importance Of the
great undertaking In the interest OF science
aud Biblical criticism. The societv's third state.
ment Is just published. containing a valuable
paper upon toe Identification or Pisgan aud
another on the plants OF that region Copies
were distributed among the me 10 bers present ana
Will shortly be sent to all patrons OF the society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

GERMANIA THEATRE--"DIE scEoENE HELENE. !"
Miss Lima Mayr and Mr. Schultz appeared last
night Mt Mr.. NeuendorG,s pretty little theatre as
Helen and Paris in Onenbach's sparkling opera. TO
some who have seen the opera presented In French
in this city the performance last night might ap'
pear ra'nsr tame since much OF the indecency and
many OF the impure suggestions OF the original
were omitted, aud IN their place were really goou
singing and graceful acting Miss Mayr proved
herself an accomplished artist In the role OF the
erring wife o. Mcneaus aud gave q comic signlh-
canoe, without descending to the level OF lnde.
cency. TO the part. Mr.. Schultz made an excellent
representative Of the gay son OF Prlam. and Miss
Heynold was very fascinating Orestes. me
other characters d % not call Tor special comment.
"The SpendthrlIt" will be given this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22

RIO yAsEI.o, Jan lssalea previous steamer hais'
n se e ssS snip. ' catSassr orssmsn
on ssa ad SsS ysra s' sasR
In port Dec ships Dews GunEadhur ssT, rISnd
Ss ds % arrived
ST isLnSs, Dec sailed. ship Aihsmbrs IBr Beadl'
SANTOS. Dec i6-saiied, bark VIM Van Name 9TH
Watts. Hampton Roads
sAvAEILL, Jan SIN port. schr Carrie Hart DAVIS
ST Joss Nh Jan isolearsd scnr Addis Nellie prA
Cleared sist bark cCnnapyghs eBD. Montsvidse for
sasa sss ship FEnsspGrt sD Liverpool bare
TRIESTE. Dec s6-in port bark Ranaele dtaD. ssvs
vALKsciA Dec is-sailed. bark sicilian PercIva Bos
YARsoura NJ, Jan ll-olearea brig Pronto OBJ, Glen
lPEa STEAMER CuINA At Bosrok.l
Bn,s.oa Jan 4IArrvea kafaso, MortOs Ssw York.
cAsDi''. Jan a"Entsrcd Ids. John wsst, bsshon.
GALcUr.A. Jan ARRIVED. Sarah Hisnets surwsl4
DEAL Jan Passed Condor. Egge from New York fo1
Arrived s,h Liverpool Lambert. London for New York
ExsoSrn, Jan 4-Arriyed Luna. Tobiasen. New York;
Prosperite Beruldsen do
L fnSSA Ian Iauro New YORK Maria
Liverpool, Jan !-saed Jas Foster. Jr, Howes New
sss Se.s nj ~:
e e. Tousna 49, New '
EssSss Tsas. asa ss ns New YORK.
Cleared trh, Canada -. sumner, New York; Ocean
Express Crowell, Rio Janelro -
Entered out 18th. Greece ~, Thomas Now Yorks 9Th,
Berg, Andersen Philadelphia
LISBON. Dec 28-Arrived. Margarlta, Silva Ph1ladeA
phia.
LISA, Dec e-Passed. Trappano, Mercich, from New
MADEIRA. Dec 2s-sailed, Diadem, williams. South
oPoRTo Dec 2s-Arrived. Wesley 4 Seymour. Kourton,
Philadelphia. >
FRAN FRAN, wCA Dec 4-OR, Roebuck, Stevens, frou
Boston via Cape Coast Castle.
PORTLAND. Jan 4-Put into the roads, Joshua LorinA
Nicholas, from TaypOrt for Demerara-
QUEENSTOWN Jan i-Salled, Devete Dubrovackk Krez
evfck Urom New York;, Waterford
SIERRA LEONE Dec 5-Arrived, Zingarea Strickland,
Bssio; 9TH. Joseph Nickerson, Whitmore, New York.
TRNERIrrE, Dec Zs-Arrived, julia Haskell, HASKELL
st John NB- .
VALENCIA, Dec 2l-Arrvcd. Emma. sodorm. New YORK.
ApERYsrwIru, Jan 4-The schr Velocity, Edwards Of
and this port New York C?l, with COAL struck
on in making for the harbor LIST Inst bus
got off and brought inside the bar, making guam
uty Of water.
BoULoGNE, Jan 4-The German bark Urel Of Mcme1
Siebolds Savannah for Reval with 1914 bales OF
cotton got ashore Ambleeuse yesterday morning,
about hapast9 she is expected to be towed on next
tide Vessel does not appear to be damaged. she got
ashore during og.
GLUcxsTApr Dec 3l-The Cimbria ~. from New York,
put into the arbor this morning but got aground Com
seaucntly the chuer ls> Thomas, from New YORK,
which also of the harbor intending to- come IN
could enter but went back TO Brockd0y hoped
the Cimbra will float at high water TO be goS
to the quay and 20 permit the schiller to come In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
OBITUARY.
II. II. NATHAN.

NJ. Fl. Nathan, for over twenty years chief OF the
Fire Department. OF Charleston, S. c., died at the
ST. Denis Hotel in this city yesterday afternoon,
alter an illness OF one week. The deceased, 1t
will be RENE mbered. was instrumental in saving
the city OF Charleston from destruction by fire
when bOmoarded at the breaking out OF the wan
He was born IN the above city, where he has re-
sided ever since. being in the f1ty-third year OF
his age. He has held many positions OF promi-
nence and was well known among the nremen
throughout the United Stares. He was q brief
visit North. and took cold while viewing the
skaters at Central Park. His remains were taken
charge OF by the New York Fremen3 AsSOcla.
ton, and viii be forwarded to his home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
sess Of nsnsrm.a are szsn in rhoss ready for
h. uU mi ma

PORTSMOUTH II, Jan 20 The crew OF the nshing
leaving her to clear travis. on Monday night off this
harbor arrived at Cape Porpoise Me- the next morning
They suffered severely. One man had MS ieet trozen
They forced to throw overheard three guintas OF
fish they look from their travis and placing their tackle
and anchoring them rowed all night the
other in the wind and storm till they made Cape Por-
poise.
SHrPBUILDIsG-Mr John Carrier. Of Newburyport Is
getting out the frame of SOU ton ship at his yard This
will be the nine ~ first vessel built by him.
Al Frederick wrights shipyard at lsp, Aoop yacht
In course or construction for Capt Foster Clark
The dime nions ares keel 10 feet beam and feet
inches hold She will be fitted in the best MANNER
with all the modern mprove and will be LAUGHED
about the lst OF May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-22
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUMCAI AND
Colonel Sellers is dra wing immense houses every
night at the Brooklyn Theatre.
Theodore Wachtel with an entirely new COM
pany, appears at the Stadt Theatre, next season.
The Darwinian theory will be illustrated at the
Germania Theatre In play written especially on
the subject.
The last Philharmonic rehearsal takes place
this afternoon at the Academy OF Music, with Mrs.
Bateman as the vocal attraction.
''Women OF the Day" seems to have callght the
popular fancy. The Fifth Avenue was filed last
night. ana the demand Tor seats extends into next
week. It looks as II prosperity were about 10
perch once more ON Days standard