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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
UES7EKVELT CONVICTED.


HIS CRIME IHNI OF CONNIl'tAC1.
ne PHIsoNEE's TORuTUDE BRrAE3 Down At THE
CRUCIAL H0MFNT-T0CR DAYS GRANTED Tor
ARGUMENT FOR 4 NV TrAL-THE EVIDENCE
AGAINST WEsTLRyELT LIGHT.
irEOH TIE REGULAR CORG-,PO EDCTT OF TIE TnITrHEi
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-This morning The
isy in The We eIve case, after beng out since SAtw
dav evening, bTou Int in their verdict. They fond the
prisoner guilty the third fourth and fifth counts OF
the inGia tment which respectively conspiracy to
duap The child conspiracy TO Zsolt money by threat
ching letters ami conspiracy imns0n the Child On
the frst and second counts FOR Kidnapping and conceal
ing ,lo chId, the iuIy found him not guilty
Wcsteryelt Appeared Greatly uDnerVcd when brought
into court He looked weary and baggsrd, and his
swollen cyclds showed traces o. long continued weep
ing His wife came in With the two children before tho
jly gave in eir yerct. As ho Kissed her ana tie chill
orcn his foitiuGe gave way, aud he bu into tears
Ms. Wcsteryelt stood ly The dock for few minutes,
holding hiro Ivy the hand, both weeping silently; she
then left the courtroom, feeling that She could not
endure the final ordeal. When The verdict WAS pro-
rOunccd. tho prisoner, who had boTol his face in his
hands he lost sight of his family lied and
.obbc1 Ike child He did not his head Until lie
y.s taken from The cOurt-lOom.
III Ford Tho prisoners counsel moved for ,rrcsi o..
Judgment and for a new nia. Judge Ec5cll granted
the customary time-four d4ys,or the cOunss TO pre-
pare and argue the points.
The evidence upon which Westcrvclt convicted ia
regarded by most lawyers nimsy aud incoI usivc ;
ii their opinion that had not been for the preva
cot belief that he is IN possession Of some information
nat may lead TO the ovcry OF Charley Ross, Ms
qdttal would have been The necessary result OF the ia
Inc strong sympathy fet with The Ross family, and the
fat that Wcstorvelt the only the police have
boon able To bring TO trial against WHOM there any
ground for suspicion, had. doubt, something to DO
with The result Tho prisoner was in fact convicted by
the speech OF stIictAtorney Sheppard, presenting
foreiby the theory Of the prosecution, although thar
theory not supported by direct and positive ey
donoe The worst that proved by the prosecution
that Westeryelt met the kdnaIpers, Mosher and
douglas several occasion- and did not always give
the police accurate accounts OF these interviews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
TIE NEM-IEEsEY srArL rAIR.

The seventeenth annual exhibition OF the
NewJcr.cy state Agricultural Society opened - WayoI-
Icy Pars, the ronns yauiu Railroad, near Newark
yesterday morning, and VIII 'cDn nnc for i've day.
iofc eAt.- made yesterday thas da.irs he fret
dly OF any exhibition since the cr.ilzi. IA VI ire 30
ce'y, and hc entries .uird larger ys.ty amt from
more widely ext ndeI region. The improvement IL
particularly noticed N tie poetry and horticultural -
pHiincuts, and tie other Departments eqi to- j. not
above. the average. President Giant D.I visit the
grounds TO-DAY and De ne -ues o. tr Hon. Amos lark
JF.idfnt or me society. On Thursday ia. American
Ride Team VIII 80 rC sent, and Fruty lire dist Tibu
ton ~ prizes III take place, SRA probably alIes,
rom Secrcinfy lObt Snu. A grail tournament VIII also
Dc held Thursday Gen. Fitzpatrick aciiu Is Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
THE COURTS.
rUF BARRE BANK ROBBERY.

DAYS STRUGGLE OVER THE PRISONER MILES
CLOSED by SURPRISE.
The proceedings to dctain George f. Mics,
who is claimed by the State authorities OF Vermont Tor
trial ms one of the robbers Of the Barre Banh were yes
teriay morning before Judge Loew In the Special Term
tine Court Common Pleas Tho prisoner was repre-
scented by Mcssrs Ladd & Grant end by Mr. Somervlic
The state OF Vermont represented by VIM A. Butler
and the state Of New-York by Mr. Phelps. Mr. Grant
insisted that in the absence Of Mr. Beach OF counsel Tor
the prisoner, vino necessarily detained out OF town.
they should not be forced 70 an argument OF
question so grave "a whether judge or the
Court OF Common Pleas coud issue certiorar
10 Supreme Court Judge. After a PROLONGED
DISCUSSION. JJdSo L0ew gave the prisoners 1rends
till ? D. III. to find other counsel At o'clock John B.
i appeared for the prisoner and argued that JudSe
IOev was bound 10 entertain this habeas CORPUS rs "
hele he'd proceeding before Judge Donchue 2nd
if he followed Judge Donoues ruling to give VIII OF
certioiar and stay Of proceedings till tho case coh DO
argued on appeal. Mr. Butler called on him to say
whether he abandoned tho proceeding Deiore JuuSo
Douolue II not tho matter before Judge Loe" must DC
droppad Pending the discussion on this point one OF
thr nj ,onps attorneys Mr. Grant, brought in writ on
ce,tiaraI md stay OF proceedings granted w Judge
Lawrence n The $ prere Court proceeIne9 ana JuuSo
Locw ut dismissed tho proceedings before AIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
A THIRyEENTHwARD BOY MISTAKEN FOR
CHARLEY ROSS.

Some excitement has been created resently in
the Thirteenth Ward by the report that Charley Ross
at No 500 Ryingon-st, In charge Of woman reputed
TO be the widow Of Douglass the burglar who shot
az Bay Ridge. TRIBrrB reporter called yesterday at
the house and saw the child who is Older than Charley
Ross could be. and, with The exception OF having
long curling hair bears very little likeness to the picture
OF the missing child This boy called George Douglass,
bnt the police say he IL the Of the burglar having
been bonn before his mnthes knew Douglass Shortly NJ
ter Charley Ross stolen. Ie child was dscoNued by
fle pOliGe, and taken 10 the Central once, where
il was p.0yed that Le was not the stolen boy.
Tie ncflsE who was known. at one time by the
name of Mary ~ l<ren has made any attempt TO
eo9cea tue chilli and er residence has been known by
fhs police during re whole time eeS erai ~ the neigh
loyg .I CAIN dat IA" boz is tie ni,sDe Charley Koss,
d..;i. y,re- 10 ;l.s @Oa..a aDG many NJ the boy s
NJ; ~, 81 WIG ffs. al hl u .hal DalDe as AVke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
A NOTORIOUS CHINESE PUFFIAy.

The notorious Chinaman Quinbo Apo ap-
peared in tie Courts again yesterday. lie was arragned
before Judge Otterbourg in the Tobs Police Court
charge Of eIoniousy assa1tng Mr.. Nuh Mone OF No.
AZ MOttst In the evidence II stated that in tho al.
Of Huh Nong Qalnbo Apo entered the apart
OF MoDgs wife and msuiied her She repeed him
and I've then seized her the hair OF head and brutal
" kicked her in the abdomen The doctors are doubtful
OF her recovery.
The accused has most sinister ranc- and 1. APP
parently Indifferent TO imprisonment. lie has had %
years experience Of State Prison lpne for assaults
and lv6 alleged murders. Nn Oliver Fletcher WAS
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nEC1.foNs-sRpr- %.

ciprrnr COart-Ch0Ebys-By Judge DonOhre.-
SHAY ae, NhayOider granted confirming goEs and grant
ing decree II ci7or,e 10 ylaluh
NGrirs C1ari--' bGmbrs-By Jndgn JOachr,s@n. -
E9gIc art Ii shamMoton denied. B2bcock art brennan.
: Menorandnm. wcodlnll 4gt G1t5on BACK aSt Ios
Eers alsf LaYrel- % NGTl a2t d. nnan Tine Garnaris
Bank at iIo.acr; Merritt act Bloc tliery agt sim
Hrycc ag oqstal hTetu AL Lecli - nigr ~.
J.inlsoIn Mo act Uifna e tehess'ny AIT TSer
Nolan 1t. Hoah epi1garr NJ Hu cA ,on NcMsnus aet
Jacobs: Levy ast. Motions to advance causes
eiarto s,hulz ogt. REORGANIZATION denied Hg.
gns at Niters-1IlCIc ~ on d'.nur ~ Tor plain
liz. Maiihy 40. nnsmore-Noqoi 70 . ance G rs"
Oy.enI art tros -rer that 81 'endant deliver
cevor he lO.e, wilson act JacOppjfr 'r 1cgmant
an answer. &C., Brown at Coi,.oIs-DI,tl 81 l.aG hav5
Judgment lrror curry AT H2rriso ri ~ ntei on
Noc0.t Default fletf OF
o.f, DI All. IL rui.m; Dc Grf1 So ZOOS Dus' n
bury ag Jrssp.-Noiiurs denied Herman egf Ne~seer.
fl.!On granted with coss SC FuG1y az. Co. OnNe
or.nlum galway at. smith SC. lie AT. 7elthAl Hy'rs
agf Lambert; Hitter art IrorGerauX. AVn9s granted
SI'it% az. pry Bill IedCced ~ SO. SeA4- ~ hes
I'm, Il IL realurod 70 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
THE DEPUTY CONTROLLERS AssAILANT AD-
MIrrED TO BAIL.

Judge Dorohue in Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday decided 10 admit James A. Duty 70 pan Al
$4,000 pending the appeal taken by his counsel A. H.
purdv from his conviction at the General Sessions in
Hay last Duffy threatened Deputy Controller Esre
with pistol and convicted before City Judge suth
eroud ~ an atcmrt felonons assault ana sentenced
~ DO Years in states Prison. His defense on the tfa
WA Insanity and after the verdict he again Oy cohsei
asked STAY OF euence the ground OF bis insane con
dtion NJ that time The application was summary
oycrruled and FOR tins and for matters arr M on me
trial his counsel appealed and asked that ne 30 paien
nendiny fine aDDel After two weeks COZ sheraton,
JUDI Donohr ms Granted tho motion. ara Yesterday
Duffy waq admitted 70 bail, his brother Php becoming
his surety in $4,000
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THE CYCLONE.
A PICTURE OF RUIN,


suyFsIoN's CONDITION AFTER TIE sroRn-TIlE
SERIOUS NATURE OF TuE GALE fOBESKEN ID
uAnINERs-A YEARS EARNINGS LOST By TIE
CALAMITY
NEw-ORlEANs, Sept. 2O.-The Ne'r-O Orleans
raos gives the following account of the storm at af
Weston derived from newspaper accounts and statements
Of passcu gers from that oity To briefly summarize inc
disasters the gale 10y Wednesday al midday reached s"cn
r.opotions that captains OF steamers, who nave peeh
accustomed for generations TO travelling this portion OIL
the Gulf declined to put Almost simultaneously
with the announcement Of this determination came the
report that sh az The extreme eastern end Oh the
island had been inundated and that the men were neemg
Co. their lives RAPIDLY falling barometer indicated an
Increase Of the storm and the waters Of the Gulf on the
south side Of the island gradually began to encrofon
upon gardens OF the scattered residences sRng he
beach and they were soon overlooked, the water
suling the dag reaching depth oil Two lec''
All day long and dining Thursday il blew Gburlcane,
pushing The waters OF Tie Gull over The chire iau Az"
covering even the highest elevations 10 depth OF 22
feet. This ridge cIbr9ces an area OF perhaps II niocss
ofhuldipcs extending frca Mechanical 10 Marhct-st'
distance Of two squares lau,unay. and from Centre
si 10 Baih-aye about six squares longludnay In the
entire rear OF the and west ends of the city the
water rOse 80 u sufficient depth 70 float large Woouen
edifCes many Of which ale very valuable Inc RESI-
denoe portion OF the city affected from lreinohsio
dstduoe - at least e miles. Every garden ana every
foundation is destroyed Domicles arc scattered pro
u,scuorsly IN the center CT the tho-Ougdarcs many OF
.lcm hcng amned together Further TO the wcS lhthe
peehlorbOod Of Ole nder Pink. where there are many
small ferns and nuaDer Of stylish residences ue
yatoI t. reported have reached from SIN 10 hne ieo III
depth similar story is told Of the eastern end OF 'He
ISLAND which extends from C,ntre-t at least Il mics
IL ITO business portion Of the city large soct OF goous
AT kept tnc ground floors and cue may estimate 'le
Inlay which 30 inches OF sea wafer would lnNoiNc' IL -
,ar 10 rrese That tho earnings II an entire Neor VIII
he exhausted in repairing Tie DAMAGE Probably The
,oretaticn tas r,cn utterly destroyed. but That the
Lar involved IN wholesale an Is not apprcl ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
civil. NOTE0.

On tie application of John Brewer, and the
consent Of the Attorney General Judge Donohue yester
dav granted order relieving Mr. Browers propsI'y a,
Oneh hst part of when was IN lne OH
BloOmingfale road from tho Tweed lis pendens
A motion in the suit Of the people against
Peter p. swccny on the calendar Of tne supreme
Court Chambers yeecrdav but was adjourned 70 sept
~ Tho motion IS Tor bill OF particulars III enc cass on
the grounds those already urged on pehAn oi
Vim y. Tweed
The proceeding to revoke the viii of the
late John q. Lghbody wa yesterday before surrogate
IIutcngs The cetm of the contestants OF the WIZ Is
thai Ma Mght5oIy exercised undue influence over her
husband in procuring IT, she was examined at lenstn
ye7terdaY end testified that she always consulted
NV her husband aud took active part in his bnsness
bit denied any immediate connection with the pIepara
ton of his vl question to the earlier Tolaons OF
Mr. and ffrl Jightbody was sharply checked by the
Surrogate who held TINT the earlier relations OF nus
band and wife married for 81 years conld nos De
portinent TO question Of undue influence The natural
Influences OF friction not be inquired into IN tAe
proceeding UnGuc Influence an entirely dncrent
thing. ani must hc proved by different cilS OF .es.-
inony, having direct relation to the execution OF LIE
proposed I'll Itself.
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HOME NEUS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
Sam. SO. Noon SO. - M CO. "ini~ht b2
T. ghcgi ~. Ing the day. &C.. Lowest. 40
Ayclig. 81. saias ny, 1874, 6j4
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim frrnrr Ho6I-The Rev. Dr. William Patton
O. cgs laven cyGov. c. J. jenkins - Georgia IieutG0T
iknir' o. il ssachusee, Prof Cherrmah Ottawa ne
Lon o. pltt CrrCaier II IJag .ctps ana j. CJnt 'l'
If Buffalo BYet1ort Ho"scNayne MaeNeagh ~ Pcnn'Hi i
valia .royo1n Uofei-Stai Commander James +:
vets Saigon John Elliott and Chap ain Robert NimuO ~
The Bri.isn dad HecgJ2hon Atfr fort bo't-".J'
NagIat President oi the IN (aTOD Railroad company
and charles .. OF baltimore 81 Nhoss it0'et
Mayor J. Fl. Willard OF Omaha, and pr j. C. AVER II
LOWELL Mass Bdrnns Hote-I MN Miller 81 pr Son
.Geb0ir YOisi-fapt. Edwaul y. McCrea U. =. Navy.
81 Jtre gi-N non Staptnn. President OF the Board 81
Education Phadeu!ia. U,0 or H0eti 10 hon toDt
N .ciaue OF 5a hofe rlngl,as 81 Albany IrruW
Jfo'e- William wallace or Ia (. :. idfns corps 90.
st. De. H0tt1ne HON. Gansha 4. Grow Of iennsy wanna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

LIss THAN Im~T SUI foSLn-iHE DANNCE NO'
MORE TnAy 500, oo0-ruH STRANDED SHIPS.
GALVESTON, Tex. Sept. 20.-Durng the storm
o. The l7ta inst tie steam hip Aus.~ian lO@din" VITA
cotton oI Liverpool went TO sea flom nc outer Ioad
and was driven ashore nj ST Bernard Sky miles west o.
here HG surgeon ana mate, Who have arrived mere,
confirm the report tha, she Is lying in seven feet OF
VIZ. Noly,s we're lost. The BARI Edward NcDoDaiC'
viii. Sa. Ci.cDar-ug ot WHAT was blown over upon
tbc Iont of Pelican IelanG, IN Galveston Bay, ana Is
now az ouud Ia eight fee: OF water 1t 10 ihosh' sne
W. be co:on of With slight damage. Tho Bayou
,.snor Bca IstoWn Vas driven fIOm her docE ana
b,nt.n 40 pieces. eri is total wreck. Hnam0er of hi
.r, ar, l.uo,ed g. have 1cu lost In recGru 10 Dr. H.
" Poll EelitA OGcor of the Pot, T. seem that 4uc
sIaudson remained with him 1t tie station. On INC
s,cug - the 1Gh tho storm lnoreastd and the Wa'cr
rose rapiI, carving away lie binding. The last seen
Of Ir PEEL ana tre If'lo hoy they were III the olu
foft a short distance from Quarantine Station
II Is SUMO Il that they have both been lOs'
Tic Government hriArc. with oil the material on lana
which WIS being used or tc construction Of gahons ioi
tnl5or Improvement, were swept away. number ol
mel royeJ on the vorle came 90 The city on the lOtD
AL when TIE water led the buildings - men
slu.e TO The paing through fine night All except TWO
wee e ed 10y tugs o. Tire following morning, dwelling
houses The point OF the .sand, ald along He
tca,. en- ,he sort side considerably damaged by
wafer ana houses were Blown down and "arlcd on IN
thc central arg s.ac5 portions Of tho city very little
damare WIS done. 4 Is estimated that 100000 vii
rctrall osc - property. N,ry lc damage has been
Conc 10 the wharf o. tie bay front Many telegraph
POI lave been blown down. lie railroad "a badly
brr, T. ou IN, Island TIC b-dgc stands with the ca
,eion yards O. strngcr-, ana the iron piing re-
name IL viii De scvc days before IL can be repaired
o. ,lr trains VIII uuc Trio damage above on the
tsV afi he.oS is reported 10 he very great. CommO-
tore iotg.us f,o, ofdIodse-boais Was driven ashore,
.pd Il number VIZ, c,. a Harrisburg and Houston The
ier-l- gale drove tIo water higher up in tie bay than
over before il, carod damage has been done At Indi
AL a. aid Weston pOlts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
rNrAL ACCIDENT WIN rowLINc rn.cr.

FTederic, IL. Ball, age II years, eldest son
OF Il. H. Ball, ,hot anu fatally wounded by the lcc
dental discharge Of his gun while hunting on Saturday
afternoon his fathers farm. South Ora1sc y j.
The gun loaded with small shot. Iii, cOniad,, say
that the boy had put the gun fence and as him
self climbing over When by accidental moving o.
the weapon, At discharged with the Inuzlle within
two feel OF his abdomen The charge entered the left
side. The wounded boy taken to his home and
medical aid was summoned, but nothing could 10 done
Death ensucd about four hours auer the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

CRIMINAL NOTES.

Thomas Martin ono of the crew Of the American
sic,er charles on Charleston to this city charged
in sdlbing lanes Dunng member ~ tic same crow.
was committed yesterday by Cormsoner shields IN default
Of bail. Dungan Is seriously wounded In the
thigu, Was s, ut 70 Bellevue Hospital
Arthur Graham who is employed at the Olympic
Th.,tcr Yesterday hold in deanlt OF $500 bail az the
Tgns Polio CONT bv Justice Otterboug CHARGE 81
fia INK i gold watch aud Clan valued At 81 from Bella
a. Sept lS. admitted
s gult and told Hhero to find tho property
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RAyklNn norsr or IonN HNL 3 Co.
MARVIN SAFE CO.. 265 Broadway, New

vi YoIk
GKNuEMfS: MI B.r ger hiss this dav opened the Alum
and Dry Pa-Sr Pa,snt" safe male by which was In the
ire oil last saturday night when three buinss bsnk
IN the center building entirely destroyed Wo
were much pleased TO nnd lis well preserved In
fact, paper Kind inquired excepting by tho
btan which h. the great heat 10 which the
been exposed The double Burglar Ghost was In
order AMI other Valuable papers therein wei
by steam, but otherwise unn1ured
village having fire engine we could get no water on
the until buildings down For long tme inc
a heat is Appearance alarmed all who hw
H. hy fearing books and could not be preserved
from Destruction We TAX. great pleasure ~ extending 70
Won our perfection OF work. whereby
have saved valuable bosfs and papers Very truly yours
JOHN HALL & Go.
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FnEIcurs TO GALVESTON.

G. \. Whitney & Co., agents in this city OF
Morgan. limo Of STEAMSHIP 81 received yesterday the iol-
lowing dispatch: Galveston all right, and rely 10
oc.,c freight. Wharvcs VII all order days"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

now use 1t constantly This may have led to the mis-
take which has revived little the exceineht Vi elSh
teen mouths ago in the neighDorhood
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EXPERIENCE or INCOMING VESSELS.

EXPERIENCE or INCOMING VESSELS.
tiInI DAMAGE poNr BY lIIe GALE TO TIE allan
IL >Ir.N,nJs vii. ARRIVED 1EsrERDAY-
TN HArD v0ltG; % InU COl,fEs PROM NV
CIIlANs
The steamer Comma OF tire Bermuda line
slriyrd 40 this pot },a. day. ON saturday ana Sunday
thc vessel encountered Rough weather. very hea'y
Wsl blowing. 1ho cyclone IN III path hdu followed
n, GU. Stream wl.I dies bo suits OF tie Island O.
Bermuda The Ciprna. c"us TIC effect 81 TIE stoIIH
"a, about loOInilcs t1nt rom this city, and on TIC
nof,hcriy cage OF TIE Olf she consequently djd
Dot experience .be inl lmy OF the Storm. The wind
however carlicd awey number Of sails and quantity
Of rope. No o.lsr damage was done.
ine LurOpe.m steamers which arrived Lere YESTERDAY
seemed 10 haze lr tlOuhic account of the cyclcr'
Ire Ni-coI.,n or the Williams d Guion line encoun-
tered severe gale While comirs np tic Bay on sunday
Ihe spain 81 tc E.tio al line mad several sails carried
I'll by 'hc wind
The Cort.4 VII N AMY 4 at t,ia port from New-0r-
han- ,trr cui need tc fan elect OF the cyclone
To- ABOUT 80 hour. bat received handy any damage.
yhe ,css,I ic-t >rW-O.i'.ns on : pt IS. At noon
Of That dry sronr gale began blowing from
IL northeast. Ihe TO-. .opoer VS. falling an
uoe were strong Indications Of q hurricane.
gne WIND coriru,I Ham Ire northeast until
ga. u. Of e,l.t. IT, Can't. Freeman. who commanded
thc '"ites. NET if - i' 81" it tn'o 'Ne' a. od--
gt1o,u sea nI'". Iic l.s"'1,. rr - OF line
saf4cd 23:l5. TAO wind soon btan ycorins to Tie
eastward. Ef7N. -! ais were fpNluF ana seemed 10
src.f.,c ~ vi".irr. Tie "i.d go; -loVd 10 SoitL-
,or;.ree,. au.t ncoi Of .ae lltl 'i% change made
v'il hod ,ct. a. - "a. OF tn7, sibo Gay the
wCsihtr hc-tu 10 mod rake, The h2:Ouct:r lOsn
an ire wiH u.ncd 20 ,outn.,a.t The Gale
- okf time vas 80 troI- mat y ici'l j." sai an'
blew tie N,.tiidto.s cutIi ) on; OF the decks The
greatest Vi Tie ,tOIm was encountered I'D ne Cui
% Nc2icV, aciw - dc-tcrs 80 minutes ana =, Dc
y,e@ r.rfh t.le I'll. vessel bore tc tc~t Woil how
ever end. with piion OF tho s,liiing Of few old
So 'ld the dsioisips % the 'en"sois' No damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

Teacher" Who was the first mani, Head
scholar" Wellington; he Vas the nrst IN war, nrsi
in Teacher no. DO; Adam was she Grst ma ~ -
Head yeholaI-" Oh. IL you're taIlcng Of foreigners.
L'D0Ss be vSG"
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THE NATURE AND MOVEMENT or CYCLONES.
The observer at The SIGNAL Service Office in

this city remarked yc5cidaY thai tie sptcnDor cyclone
had followed the usual course. cyclones the
Equator Those on this continent b. gin little above
ihe Equator and follow paraOOc curve. That Of last
week began The Bahamas, took at first north
westerly course entered the Gulf of Eeyco where il
NAMED about TWO days, and then, piocee ling
in an eastcrly direction, followed ITO course
Of the Gulf Stream. 1he cyclones have
two Inotone. One 10 a progressive one, whereby the
area Of low barometer forward The other il
yratOIy motion Tho wind tends toward the center OF
40 cyclone, WIcr5 th3 b3r0EIt .cF IS q. jas
lowest, rs direction is not However straight
hut curved The course OF the g}JatOiy mo-
ZION the Northern Hemisphere j. ~
a direction opposite Ia tnat u TIE hands OF cocS. Ia
the Cuthen Hemisphere The motion is IN the opposite
direction. on sept. IS, While Ae gale at is night
tho wind al Galveston moved with voOcty ~ 56 rnlcs
Ter loUT. Tie barometer stood al -J:4O bon ia the
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