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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02

The undersigned takes this method of
informing the public, that he still con-
tiuues the above business in all its branches
at his old Stand, on Franklin street,
Stroudsburg, Pa, where he will be hap
py to receive orders for work in his line,
including general
Wheelwrighting, Blacksmith
ing, Painting, Trimming, &c.
His stock, of the best quality of seasoned
lumber is large and very complete; and
also has a full force of first class workmen
at all the branches, he fatters himself
that he is fully prepared to accommodate
all who favor him with orders, and guaran-
tee entire satisfaction.
Repairing promptly attended to
WM. HUNTSMAN.
July 28,-187O,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02
SUPERIOR MAMIE
N.k{L.X.-NE.tE Ia
Carrl8 Sc, Wagon,


and, in fact, everything in his line Of bu-
sinesss, at The shortest possible notice. and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed AID paint
ed IN the best style of the art.
having hratclass material always on
hand, and none but frst-class work mon
engaged, the public are assured that none
but irst-elass work viii be turned ont at
his shop :"
In connection with his Carriage Shop
ne has also a blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders Of customers
The public arc invited to call and ez
anime his stock before purehasina else
where VALENTINES I'M, e'So-
September Q lSG7.-tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02
NEW

of various kinds, and having an experiancc
of over Thirty years, in designing, and
building machinery for special purposes, |
feel warranted in guaranteeing the best of
work. Have on hand, and building,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02

October 6. IS70.-tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-02
MONROE COUNTY
Huiual Fire Insurance g0mgaGG
STR0UTs8URG, PA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

The BYLAWS Of this Compay, and regulations s,t
ing insurance have, recently been very uaJf-a
changed, placing il upon bSsis equal 10 that oiaH
Ll5e insurance Company in the Stare.
viz: ''> '' "
:, Policies, instead of being perpetual, are issued
IN property Is classified and the rate o5 rg0llaus
hISd according 10 the ris1. of the property.
It'iun notes are taken, and oil assessment" !"
Property is insrued for not more than two third,
It's actual cash value and the fan amount u iu,Jra
pa,a ih ease OF loss, provided the loss be equal o
alnoUht ot insurance
annual assessments" only are made, cxeeF. in ,'
oi ,,,y heavy loss, and whore special as,s>ara'
The Company is therefore preaars3 ,a insure prep.
upon terms much more desirable tlsn undarths
Application may be made t. any Of The Manages
surveyors, or SECRETARY.
MANAGERS
SSttogdell Stakes, J. Depue Is,Bar II s. S2r.
Siias /. Drake, {. d. Brolheai Robert Boy
Yae@S Jacob Nneaht John Eiineer 4 liag.,a.. g5...s
"Acop Siouilcr, fhc0. Syhoch L. n. hd''
William Wallace
STO0DELL STONES Pr1st
l. u bREiIER, Secretary and Treasurer
SURVEYORS
For Monroe County.
SllaS L. Drake, William Gilberi Geo. a. shat
l. W. Rhodes, J. DepUe ieBar jacob otaUh"'
John Elingyr,
For Wayne County:
+ a onpeit, Charles \. Masters
For Pike County.
p;.,., For Northampton County:
Richard Camden.
For Carbon County:
- n For Wyoming County; ..i.
C. NJ. koon, II. ". RarJwci T. b lAlF'i.
A5r The Managers lleet regularly. ri The Slcean
Oilte III otraudsburs, on the FIRST Tuesday o. Z,
month, at o'clock II AI May d "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
PAUPERS' PERIL.
DESTRUCTION OF THE 'BABY WARD" IN THE
KINGS COUNTY POOR HOUSEHOLDS, 100000

DESTRUCTION OF THE ''BABY WARD" IN THE
KINGS COUNTY POOR HoUsE-Loss, $50, 600
NO INSURANCE.
The alarm of fire was given in the town of Flatbush,
one OF the Kings county towns at O'Clock last
evening, and the denzens of that section were
thrown into a feverish state of excitement The fire
originated in the 'Baby Ward" a three story brick
structure in the Of the County Amshouse distant
about 100 feet from the latter building Though there
was no lack of Rdgewood water in the buildings, it
could not be made available owing to the absence
of fire engines. telegram was sent about eight
O'Clock to Police Headquarters Brooklyn, which
transmitted to the Fire Department Office in Jay street
Chief Engineer Nevins and Commissioner Mossey
ordered up engines Nos. and IA and the apparatus
went over the ground in the short space of half an
hour. Considerable delay occasioned on the
arrival of the engines in obtaining a sufficient
stream of water on the premises The
flames completely enveloped the building,
which was reduced to bare walls within
an hour after the discovery of the flames The build
ing Ton which, as is the case with all the county build
ings there Is no insurance l20x40 feet When the
fire. which was discovered in the ironing room, broke
out the inmates were fortvseven babies each infant
in charge of pauper female There also
sixty one other women n the institution There is
frame wing adjoining the Baby Ward' which shef-
tered twenty-seven colored females This ex-
tension waf also badly damaged BY the
anS %,s n Sssrova also also
inmates thus dryeB nom shelter were fspiovSa to the
nursery which was recently vacated by the removal Of
the children TO private Institutions The keeper Mr.
Began, exered himself to make the babies and their
unfortunate nurses comfortable the accommoda-
tons OF the place would admit Of The brick building
was built about twelve years ago. and was valued at
$50 600 The total loss sustained by the county will
reach $780, 600 Sections of police from the Tenth and
Twelfth precincts, Brooklyn, were on the premises and
preserved order Fire Marshal Ready made nyesti-
CATION which resulted in the testimony given below
Mary Eliza Connolly testified that she had charge Of
the ironing ROOM and left there at five O'Clock go
church in the buildng she left fire in the stove
in the washhouse when the fire broke out
Patrick McKenna testified that he is chief engineer
OF the county buildings and saw the fire in the wash
room soon after II broke OUT OF the opinion that
it caused by the bursting Of the stove in the wash
ROOM the stove broken when he got there and the
fire all about IL; the stove the centre OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

steamer Neekar GER Meyer, Bremen via Southampton
steamer State Of Texas Boge Galveston Key West
Steamer Hudson, eager New orleans-clark 4 Seaman
steamer Hutchinson, rolbert. New orleans-Chas Whit
Steamer San Salvador. Nlekerson savannah-w Garr-
Steamer Ashland CroweIi, savannah-R Lowden
steainer Champion Lockwood, CharlestonJ w Quintard
Steamer Benefactor Jones, Wilmington, Sc-wm
steamer Old Dominion, Walker. Norfolk, city Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, De-
Steamer vneland Bower Batimore-Wm DalzeiL
Steamer Geo n Stout Ford Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Gen whitney. Halett Bostos-H Dimocs.
sa SiaSp salisbury CS' Clare Notwithstanding Ar'Ai-
Bark Robinson crusoe, Robinson Beyrout-A II Hardy
Bark Gaetano Repetto dtaD, Gaturauo London-Benham
Bark Aus cassovich, Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Fidene CAus RadosOvIch, Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Francesca Aus, Toneth, Antwerp-socovich A
Bark Johannes Ger, Ihder Bremen--H Koop 4 Go.
Bark Giulio dta), Pachelo, Trieste-Lauro, Storey
Bark Frledlef (Nor, Morensen Havre-canade Crooks
Bark Ernst Dreyer CSor Breckwoldt Port Nata-c To
Bark Curacao CBD, LocShart winlamstadt-J Foukes
Brig Youngsters C8r). Sunderland, santander-George
Brig soiario 8 Mcleod Pernambuco- Richard currie
Brig Sophia fBD Long, Bahia via Riehmond-Boyd
Brig Emma Dean Chr, Plummer Porto cabelo-Theo
Brig Emma L Han, Perry. cardenas-cayer Barnes.
Brig Susie Stront, Higgins Cnrdenas-smpson Clapp
Co
schT Mayaowsr CBrl, Stephens Londonderry via Hants-
port, MS T. Whitney & 10.
sehr Ala Barker, Dobbn; Falmou.h7A Il solomon 4 Co.
schr Crossley Br Crossley, st Johns, Nc Ber-
taux.
schr Adelaide (Br), Tower. Halifax-C W Bertaux.
schr Chandler tBr, Pettis St John, Md Dc Wolf
K Go.
schr Jesse S Clark Ewood, Fernandina-E Hurlbut &
Co.
sehr Ridgewood, johnson, Georgetown. SEE Hurbut
X Co.
sehr Nelly Porter, Howard Washington, Nc-w X Hin
man n Co
schr Trott King, Bradford, Wilmington, NC-Evans. BAH
Co.
schr Lucy Jones. Marlhugh, Richmond, Val eager.
Schr Henry Parker Lewis, Georgetown, DCVan Brnnt
Bro
Schr II Prescott Merriman Baltimore-Wm Chalmers.
Schr Rambler, Goslin Phadclphia-Geo Goslin.
Schr II Goodwin Williams, Stamford-Stamiord Manufac
turing Go.
schr Acken, Toms. stamford-stamtord Manufactur
ing Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
PRESENTATION OF THE PRIZES.

The following prizes awarded to the winners
last evening, al the State Arsenal, General shaIer
President Of the National Rife Association, in the
chair
Judd Match-First prize, J. Mason, or Connecticut
silver trophy; second, W. Robinson, Seventy ninth
vcgmenL silver trophy.
Short Range Match-First prize T. Murphy, gold
badge; second, J. !. c. Clarke, silver trophy
First Division National Guard Match-First prize
Seventh regiment second and third to tie Twelfth and
Twenty-second regiments but presented On account
OF protests that had been entered fourth to the
Seventy ninth regiment; hith, to T. II. Sanford Of the
Seventh; SIXTH 10 Captain r. Van Rensselaer, of the
Twelfth, and seventh to T. ". Lincoln, q the Seventh
regiment
Second Division National Guard Match First prize.
the Twenty-third regiment; second, to the Forty
seventh; third, 20 the Thirty second, fourth 10 J. K
Bacchus OF the Twenty-third; nith, TO D. Lamb, OF
the Forty seventh, and sixth, TO j. Copperthwat Of
the Twenty third
New York State National Guard Match-First prize 70
the Seventh regiment; second, to the Twenty third
third, to the Twelfth; fourth, 70 the Seventy ninth
1fth, 10 s. T. Briggs, Of the Twentysecond, and sixth
70 N. J, Boerman, Of the Ninth.
Interstate Military Match-First prize, TO the New
ork team, second, 70 the Connecticut team third To
the New York team, for competition between its mem
bers fourth, 70 the Connecticut team Tor Ike compe
tition.
The Latin d Rand Powder Company Match-Frs,
q Clark
army ana Nary Journal Maich-First prize to tho
Eecond regiment OF Connecticut; second, 70 the
twenty thrd OF New York third, TO the Forty eighth
ourth, 70 Curtis, OF the Forty eighth and Fifth TO
Corporal Allen, Of the Twenty third
Calling Match-First prize, a Calling gun, worth
AzOOV, 70 the twenty second regiments second 20 the
twenty nlnthj thlrd 70 the Twelfth fourth 70 Cap.
tain smith, q the Twelfth nth 10 Private viii.
Jams Of the Seventy-Grst
The prizes for the press match were not awarded as
decision regarding them had not been arrived al
The Mid-range Match-First PRIZE. III al Anderson /.
second W. =. Clark; third, H. T. Jewell. fourth r. Il
Bruce.
the cbamn,ons' match .-First No. H.. 49,,
second J. Mason; third X q. Coleman
The prizes awarded by some 81 the military
men present among whom we're General Dakin ana
Colonel Gdersleeve. Speeches were made 81 those
gentlemen which elected hearty applause Between
the awards music was pay by The Governors Island
band There was d large audience and he Whole M
fair passed of very brilliantly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
CREEDMOOR.

CHE CHAMPIONS MATCH AND THE LONG
RANGE coNTEsT-CLosE on THE FALL
INTERPRETATIONS RIFLE ASSOCIATION
FERMENTATION on THE PRIZES.
With the Champions competition and the Long
Range match which came on al creGimoor yesterday,
he third annual meeting o. the Rational Rifle As
.ociation closed Il has occupied i've hard days
shooting 10 get through lengthy aid well arranged
programme comprising fifteen MATCHES. It viii be a
source OF qualification for American 1nemen 70 know
mat the general average Of scores made in the several
competitions are as much ahead OF the generality OF
nose achieved last year these weresuperior
was accomplished II the first annua meeting three
years ago.
There we're two matches shot at yesterdays meet
ng-tho Champions and the Long Range.
CHAMPIONS mattel
This the fifteenth and last competition the
mogramme and ought 10 have come OF before the Long
Range match; but it was found moe convenient 70
commence with the GOO and 200 yads distances, so
that afterward the rngs first and second class
targets IN both matches might be concucted nearly
simultaneously possible With tbs object in view
shooting at the 900 yards butts bun in the Cham
pion match at quarter before eleven O'clock.
This match open to all comes. Weapon, any
rifle rifles Distances, zoo 600 and 900 yards ten
rounds each range. Position standing 200 yards
any without artncaD at the oher ranges
Entrance fee 81 There were altogether ten prizes.
The first three the grand god silver and bronze
medals OF the National Rifle Association and the
manning made up OF various sums Of money,
amounting IN the aggregate 10 $50. There were thirty
nine entries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK r A AtLES Farr, hence for savannah while going
down bay yesterday and when of staten Island in
collision with schr Ralph liowes, bound up from Jaeksonvie,
and had some plankng the bow stove in She
turned city repair damages which viii probably
take or three days
BARK Pro BENIro, Perrman. from Champerico for San
Francisco time since capszed ANA
pa Central America HIS been sold AS there was no proba
bilty 81 righting or saving her.
BRIG CHfLLIAEwALLAH tBr) Colcord from MatanEas for
New York before reported ~ Key West leaky, had dis
charged cargo Sept 70 for repairs
scnR ANNA CHAsF SO register sold at auction
- Harry Gibson 81 Ureenport Tor e. 100 and viii
hereafter hail from that port.
Louisa FRANCIS before reported stranded three
miles Of Horizons Point hauled on on Thursday
and owedto Greenp0rt where she was Friday taken on
the marine railway FOR examination.
scHa FEsp JACKSON Pettengi from 81 Jago az Phlade
phiA Oct l. experienced hurricane sept II, IN which she
lost overheard seaman named Thos shaw.
scHR THOMAS COOPER, Hogan, which ran on the Grid
while through Hell Gate Is owned ~ Messrs
Bailey o. Newport and left that port for New York
Tuesday afternoon receiving thorough overhaung and
rehtting.
sonR Assir w COLLINS. Brewster, from Maricabo for
before reported At Key West Sept 20 with sails
damaged put n 18th, with mainooom broken ana mansaii
split
sur VALLEY FoRGE, Ames. from Enderbeuy Island for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, Oct 1-Arrved, ship Majestic Minot Bonn
bay.
Sailed 1st brig Caao, Leeman United States.
ANTWERP, Oct ARRIVED ships Lenne (Bp, Hatfield,
Philadelphia Sterling Baker Francisco; barks CHG
Br shaw Philadelphia; Robert Godfrey (Brl, Chip
man. do; Jupiter GER Stricken New YORK; I'd,
steinmann (Belg), Lochere, New York.
Sailed lst ship Success Chase, New York.
BELFAST Oct 2-Anived ship Charger (Br), English, Que
bee; bark Frugoni Devote qtaD, Peraso Philadelphia
brig Albany (Br), Acraman, New York.
BREMEN, Oct ARRIVED, bark Charlotte Ger Wallis,
Charleston.
CARDIFF, Oct 1-Arved, bark Agantyr tNo0, Larsen,
Quebec
CoRuNxA-Arrived brig D S soule soule, New York
DEAL, Oct ARRIVED, bark Republik GER Fortman.
New York for Hamburg
Arrived in the Channel LIST, bark Racehose Nor Peder-
SEN Quebec for London
DuNDALK, Oct ARRIVED, bark Jennie Armstrong CBr,
Grey Chatham, NIB briggs Fannie Aus, sandre, New
York; Albertine Meyer (Ger), Ziecke Quebec.
DuBLIN Oct 1--saed, bark Amor (Aus) Premuda United
States
GRMsBy Oct ARRIVED bark Annandae (Belg) Stephen
Pensacola.
GREENocK, Oct ARRIVED, ship Forganhal OBJ McChe-
ney, Quebec; bark Hope CBr), Cumming, do
Hull Oct 2-Arriyed, ship Reporter Spring Bombay.
LIVERPOOL, Oct ARRIVED, ship Hannah Morris Br)
Dunbar, Quebec; barks Banco (Br) Foster New York
Tamana (B), Watson. Montreal.
LONDON. Oct ARRIVED, ship Silver Eagle CB Case New
York bark Eunoma Nor) Olsen do via Queenstown.
Also arrived I'd, barks Harry Bailey Br Smith, Pensa-
cola; Norsk Veritas (Norl Jacobsen Quebec
Cleared I'd bark Karen Nicholson Nor stengcbye North
America.
LONDONDERRY, Oct 2-Arrived bark Impero 3D. Fulton,
New York.
LEIrH Oct 1-Saled, bark Teresa Pcasso taD Pcasso,
New York.
LsBoS-Arrved, brig Tenerife, Tracy, New York
QUEENSTOWN Oct ARRIVED banks Esra (Norl, Jorgen-
and Constantine Nor Knudsen Montreal; Eda tBr
Dunlap New York: I'd. Mercurius NOR, Ludvgsen, do.
Also arrived LIST PM steamer Abyssnia (Br, Murphy,
New York for Liverpool
Sailed LIST. 80 Pm, Britannia Br), Thompson
from Liverpoo), New York.
STErrIS-Arrived barks Ystroom Dutch De Vries New
York; Petropolis Nor, Gronstad, do
VALENCIA, Sept 23-Arrived bark Rosa del Tura Sp),
Feneoi st Marys, Ga.
ZERoKzEE Oct ARRIVED. bark Albna Daggett, New
York for Rotterdam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALCUTTA Sept 2sIn port, ship Garbald Thatcher for
New York, ldg.
CARpESAs Sept 3o-Arrived. schr wanata Br Portland
CABARIES Sept 29-Arrived, sehr Williams Searer,
New York,
Cow BAY, Oct IArived bark County OF Richmond (Br)
Leblanc Antwerp.
HAyANA Sept 2s-Anved brig Spanish Main OBJ Mccui-
loch, Halifax.
Sailed 30th, schr Columbus, Reed, New York
HALIFAX, Sept Disabled ship Annie Goudey (Br Bent,
United States.
Arrived Oct y Caspian (Br) Trocks Baltimore
for Liverpool.
JAuMEL, Sept 16-Arrived steamer Atlas (Br Hamilton
Aux Cages previous to 18th brig Oliver (Br Weeks New
York.
LONDON, Sep. 2s-Arrived, brig John Upper CBr),
Reese. Halifax
LocKroRr Ms Oct l-saled brig Eyangcline Br British
West Indies
NORTH SYDNEY Oct ARRIVED barks Ruth Palmer (Nor)
Smith, Liverpool August Nor, Johannesen Glasgow Scot
land (Br) Wetmore, Liverpool.
PlcToU, Ms, Oct 1Cleared steamer Arcadian tBr, for
Portland.
81 JonS, NIB Oct 1-cieared, bark Laura Emily OBJ
johnson. Liverpool
Sailed I'd John Gladstone CBr Pinkney Liverpool bark
Mary 5 Gibson tr, Sloane. do brig Wenonah, Conway
schr W Scott (Br) New York.
WINDSOR, Ms Oct l-Saed brig Florence May, Hampton
Roads; schrs David Miller Philadelphia Wothcrspoon
New York
YOKOHAMA Sept 3sailed, ship Nations Hope (Br Iiv
ingstone San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

reported ashore Stone Horse was pulled
o night Of LIST inst Jagged and anchored al lybee
scHR AGNES which was stranded Aug 20 AZ Jacmel and
got on again been stranded there IN gale she ~
TO have been condemned
ScHR SURPRISE owned in Boston, had narrow escape
from total destruction at Clinton Gloucester county. In the
Of Sunday night She driven ashore on the beach
point very high Of rocks and, though hg
and dry escaped being broken She was loaded Win
coal from Pictou
CYREN 0f Port Jeferson). Pearce loaded with pine
wood and bound for New York while of Rocky Point Sept W
sprung leak The pumps beng choked and the leak gain
ing she headed Haven hab0r but when about
two miles distant filled and rolled over losing her whole
She lay her side being held by her anchor and
would probably be towed into the harbor Oct ].
lighter loaded with iron, consigned to Harrison Gal
Ion, 562 Water street. New York. sunk Saturday Oh
Tenth street, HobOken.
snIrsuILDISG-Ihe schooner building at Nettleton's
yard Farhaven CT for Arson Brown TO be employed In the
African trade viii be keel vessel Of $50 carrying
pacy the length keel be 90 feet breadth OF 26
and depth Of hold $1,000 II is expected
that she will be ready about January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
rHE PRIZE LIST.


Although this competition for the most part shot
on Friday yet there several persons who had not
finished their scores when the compelled suspen-
sion of the and who appeared yesterday for the
purpose OF making a record. The match was open TO
all members Of the National Rife Assoc alton and
petitors IN the foregoing matches but excluding all
winners therein. Distance, 500 yards; weapon, any
military rife; position any; number Of rounds, seven;
fee 81; competitors using military rifles OF
less than SO to allow these using rifles of
that caibre three points There were altogether If
teen prizes The first a silver trophy valued at
$50; the second was sporting rifle and the third
silver trophy. The fourth was life membership in
the National Rifle Association, and all the
cash prizes, varying in amount from $50 to So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that by telegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No AZ Fleet street. London to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cablcd this
try free of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

ps- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT N1GHT.-The NEw YoRK
has adopted dsngu gushing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht, showing while burn
ing the colo red green red changing from other
sion, and be several miles distant Can
ans Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obgc US By pre-
pairing any they may have for the ship News
Department Of the HERALD
Rs-Persons DESTROYS Of Communicating with av-
ing New York do BY addressing vessels care
Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River New York
Letters received from All parts promptly de-
livered. Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
SINEY'S TRIAL.

CLEARFIELD, Pa, Oct. 2, 1875.
To-day Sney took the stand and testified that the
purpose Of his visit was compliance with the require
ments OF the constitution Of the Miners National
Union ascertain the actual condition Of affairs and
whether the strikers entitled TO receive pecuniary
assistance from the He emphatically contra
dcted the testimony Of the incendiary character Of his
speeches. asserting that his advice and influence to
repress disorder and that upon realizing his Efforts
unavaling he preparing to leave the region
after three days VISIT when he was arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

Steamers Adratic r for Liverpoo Erin Brl, do; City
of Berlin (pr) Biela tBrl do fereire Fr Hayre Egg
bert t3rj London Great Western (Bp, Bristol Ncckar
Uerl Bremen; Ethiopia (r) Glasgow Caledonia Br) do
State Of Texas Galveston via Key West HUDSON New Or
leans Hutchinson Ashland Savannah San Salvador,
dos Champion Charieston Benefactor Wilmington, NC
Oid Dominion, Richmond &c; ships British Navy tBrl
verpooI. Salisbury (Br) do New World London; CASH
da Tybee; barks Marie Norl Bremen; silence (Fr Rio
Janeiro; Ag 6r), Bermuda; Marie tNor sligo; Gazee.
Nmrod Ausl. Queenstown; Talsman lBr) Bremen; Tres
del Nor BALTIMORE briggs Ned White Dunedin and Well
ingon ~; Matte RUSSELL Havana Carrie burlington,
Oporto schr Marcia Reynolds Laguayra and Porto Ca
bello