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The New York herald., 1876-09-10
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

Very litte business transacted yesterday at the
headquarters OF the National and State Campaign
Committees. There were few visitors at tho Everett
House In consequence Of the death Of bis brother
Governor Tildcn 10 DO soon, aud
callers were Informed that tho Governor and
family had lett town. Among the visitors to
the downtown headquarters Of the Democratic
National Committee, No. 80 Liberty street, Hon
Sunset Cox Sias Il. Kenyon, OF New Jersey;
Joseph wyne, South Carolina; II. Walker,
Kansas; John b Lubbock, Texas Numbers
of others called ana the lively all day
long. Mr.. Dewitt q. West, who % looming up tho
candidate to be- selected at Saratoga tho 18th
s President OF The Utica and Black River Railroad
Whom Governor Seymour was nominated at the lato
Convention Mr.. wost was placed At :he head OF the
electoral ticket. aud since Mr. Scymours declinaton
leading democrats say the easiest and most natural
change will bs TO put Governor Seymour The clcc-
toral ticket and tender the nomination TO Mr. West.
Mr., Seymour aud Mr west have, Tor many years. been
intimate and friendly forms.
Al the headquarters of the Republican National
Campaign Committee business was quietly transacted.
Secretary Chaulder the chairman, on naud. IN
the absence OF Mr. Mccormack, who has gone 10
Philadelphia Nothing more tnan the routine Of
receiving and forwarding commentators spircd
General Fitzpatrick dropped IN at the headquarters
OF the Republican State Committee ard expressed his
idcnce OF republican success In Indiana Speaker
Hustled vas also present whic during the day and
numerous local pontcians came and went throughout
the
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
SARATOGA CAMPAIGN NOTES.

SARATOGA, Sept 0, 1915
John Morrissey returned here to-day Since Vests
dscnaton he does express himself favor OF any
candidate.
Andy sheshan is positive against Tiden than
svears to It,
Senator John +. Starbuck, Of Watertown, 10 on the
ground canvassing his chances for the guberratoral
nomination.
xx-GovxRxoR HoryxAx
at one time disposed TO be communicative, bot
second thought concluded he had nothing TO say ex.
cept generalities Aorrissey says Hoffman 70 too
young and sound . man TO BE- retired private
lie. Hoffman In better health than
a. the present time he has been spoken
Of as possible candidate for Governor eus takes
stock in Is personally. Colonel John D. Van Bursn
here with Governor Hoffman u is thought by the few
insist upon their preference and ats Is Babcock
Hocman asked Tilden ths other day. while they
riding together with worthy citizen Of Saratoga
"bov he liked Dewitt O West a. . candidate tor Gov
ernor" The Governor quickly replied by asking Hoy
man show he liked Babcock, President Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce" SO Babcock may be
considered In the field
The democratic party hereabout seems TO be gfadu-
ally splitting into !ragmentA and nothing but the
wsesi counscis Al The Convention Wednesday next
preserve u from general demoraliza,iop Let the
say what they may, the disclosures 10 regard Til
Gems fnlsihcation Of his income record 10 having .
damaging enecs among the farmers In this region
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
SLAIN WITH A CARVING KNIFE.

A SHOCKING MURDER IN PEARL STREET LAST
NIGHT.
Last night, Al Q quarter 20 eleven, Thomas Moore,
aged nineteen, OF No Vandewater street. stabbed
BY Michael Mccarthy, OF No 9vandewater street, In
tue neck and died Immediately Il would appear that
tho two young men had difference which they at
nrst undertook to ADJUST with their lists AcCarthy,
getting the worst Of II, rushed into a grocery
store oc the corner OF Pearl and Haght
streets, seized q big butcher knife which was
lying ihere and at once slew his antagonist.
The murderer Immediately took to flight, aud, al
though closely pursued by the police, TO whom the
alarm had been given managed 10 escape by rushing
through neighboring house aud clearing two fences
the last Of which the biood-stained knfe
found. The body OF hc murdered removed
the Oak street police station, and when viowed by
the HERALD reporter presented ghas,y
sight The calm pallor o: tho up,urned
.ace contrasec strongly with the hands and
cioih!nc which were perfectly covered with
ccagulated u,ood There was a deep cash which had
severed the ef, side OF both lips and penetrated deep
into she uesh toward The chin; tho lett thumb
nearly severed from the hand; tho death wound Itself
received on tho right side OF the throat and
wide and deep cash. evidently produced bv perpen-
d,cglar lunee OF the knife. which was about
seventeen inches IN length From the appears o:
the murdered he lay the police station
would surmisc that he had dressed tor an evenings
amusement. The CATERS were neatly polished, his
CiotntS Eoou anu Wci hePs aud c'er!bHlHg soout
looked Ike the belongings OF hard working we-o-
do mechanic Fortunately both the men are unmar-
RED. As the murderer has not yet been arrested
was impossible discover the origin OF tho
quarrel which ended this deed o. blood The
speed and surprising agility with which tho
murderer got pEcciaues The idea that ne
drunk. From The tact that the murdered
getting the better OF his agile antagonist IN stand up
hight Just before he slam I; may be farly inferred
that hc intoxicated. Doubtless the red-handcd
fugitive would civo worlds TO recil, his
le, aud the mute corpse .! tho murdered man. as Is
Tho ~ lfnh hQ In finn has N
with the horrible contrast between the paie. placid
features and the sashcd hand the severed lips and
gaping neck wound would speak with greater power to
the Iawlcs.. could they have seen u, Than hundred
honics one shuddercd al the still stern ghastlines
OF the picture and could not repress the query, lis
possible that this ever babe at the mothers
breast?'
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CLEARED.

Steamer Nectar Ger. willeSerod Bremen southamp-
steamer Cleopatra. Bulkley, Hsvsna-James Ward
State OF Texas. Boiger. Galveston Key
ney Co.
Steamer San JScino. Hazard, Savannah-W Garrison
Steamer RApdan. hempton, Savsnnah-Nurrsy. Ferris
steamer City of Atlanta. woodhul. Chsreston-Jas W
steamer scnefaetor. Jones. Wilmington and Morshe.d
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
.steamerE c Knigh. Chichester. Georgetown. De-
steamer + B.dde. DAYS., rhilsaolphiA6Jss Hand
Steamer team Whitnev. Hniirtt. B"sson-B Dimcck.
ship Three Brothers. Cummings. San Francisco-suttou
Bark tAus) Levi ryro Docks .Newcastle) E-sio-
Bark sedml Duorovacki tAus,. TsslieranI. xissey E
Bark Eriinr iNor,. svendssn. Hxmoush E-Punch Edys
Bark cos,snte ,I.ap Giacnetu Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Raraeie Ita. Savsrese Queenstown vaimoush or
Plymouth for Srasr, LsarG storey Co.
Edye 4 Co. ,, m
Bark Araldo tAus). Tarsbochx. Havre--John soacer
BARK lois. sawyer. Cadix.TupperA Bea.ue.
John norton Jr 1 Son
Brig Johanna Margare,hs ;Nor. rarvs. London-louis
Bris Lena ,Br). Davidson. Kingston. J.-A Solomon
Brig RedovA waliace. Kingston. Js-A Il solomon 4
brig c Bearse B,aisdeI Kingston. Jas do Cordova
Brig Emily Sheldon hays. Pensacoia-Parsons +
schr Della Yates. Yates. Liverpool, BIB Mstcsif
Co.
Schr Drssdnos dsr) Borden. St Pierre Aart-C Bsr-
Co
Schr Mary Pike. Good, Yarmouth NS-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Nettie Orr. Britt. st John. NB-A Heney.
Sch, Ado tBr DRAPER Philsdelphs via st ohm, fB-
ID Pomeroy treels aredl.
scnr Alabama. Ross. Jackson viiis-warren Ray.
Schr Osprey. Crowley. Brunswick Ga--Warrel Raw
Sch! Sely Potter. Howard. wAshingso-, Nc-w Him.
man 4 Co
pies.
schr Haiiock. sharret, Georgetown. Dovsn Brunt
Bro
schr Lucy whea,ley. Lailis. Baitmore-i y GagcE
schr Maria Elizabeth Toe. Phladelphia-Slaght
Peuy.
sehr William Mcoon, Ro sers Salem via soston-Chas
living.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY,
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. ., 1876.
ARRIVALS.
asyoarsp nT rBB usxALp STEAM YACHTS AID HKRALp
vmrKsroNH TELx6RArR LINZ


vmrEsroNH TKLK6RA LINZ
steamer 0erm tBr Kennedy Liverpool Aug 81 via
Queensove sept l, with md.s snt 5os passenger tc
J Cors Sept s. LAT ~ 20. loo ~ -. passed Amercan
Co bound h: 9Th Anchor line ste touud DO.
!si lon a. 55 stL lat ~ U.s. Ion 81 i passed ship
line bound DO 9Th steamer Berlin bornd
do, French ana National steamer bound do
Gresham Brl. Mace Newcastle Aug H. via sgd
ney. CB ~ith mdse and passe=csrs TO 9 Wright Co
Steamer City OF Houston Deerns Galveston sept and
Key West 3th with mdse and passengers 20 xaiio,
Co
~tth mcse and passengers TO Murray, Ferris 4 Co.
Ashland Cro~eii N rieston 9
rndse and passengers 80 J Quintard Co.
steamer Laneaster Mills, PhiiaiephiA With eoai 70
The Reading Rssosd Co.
Ship Alexander Marshall GARDNER. Liverpool 81 tAys,
With mdse c u Marshall Co. Aug ~ Robert L,seombe,
OF Sangor Me. foil from tho misren sopgasiant
yard and "a. drowned.
Ship Tho. Bos,on Hatch. Liverpool Aug with
mdse rhaser Lincoln Aux u. Lat " %. Ion 10 So,
spoke British bark we're. from amsica Tor london-
20 Punch. Edye Co
Bark Jason Nor. Thorscn. Barrow Aug In ballast so
order IL anchored q, ssray Hook tor orders
frpwvt Seurnan PAIaa s. days, Win mdse
TO Dili 4 Rsdmsnn
Bars proe.ssr Xodensk,old tNo ssrner stavangcr 30
DAYS. In ballast TO master.
to Dii Rsdr,sn Aug II. "a Grand Banks. largo
pss nspeiuni tSor rsrtelscn Bremeo ~ days in pal
B.rh \ Nielsen Nor,. Knadsen Art~srp IS dsys. In
ballast ~ svter. Anchored =, sandy Hoos Tor orders
BARK Vaaee puntse. Dsmcrars IS dayA v,tA 70
Bart Coarsb,s of New Haven. Dickinson 81 Pierre
MARI ~ days With sugar snd usoAsses 10 lrowbrdgs
der vessel 70 Ds RiSsns %.
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
A POLITICAL RIOT.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BALTIMORE BROKEN
UP BY RoUoHs-ARREsr OF THE RIoTKRa

REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN BALTIMORE pRoKKx
Up BY RoUaHs-ARREsr OF THE RIOTERS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. O. Is76
Hayes and Wheeler meeting In the Seventeenth
ward, al Cross Street Market House, broken up
last night by roughs, who have been notorious
characters OF the democratic party In this city
Several drcd, and man named
William Henry was shot In tho hip. but not
dangerously wounded. Mr. c. Irving Ditty, who
was addressing the audience at tho time Of
.hc outbreak, was badly beaten about the head and
face thin o lew minutes after the ars shot tho bali
empticd OF It's occupants many OF those present
Jumping out or The windows an adjoining shed.
The rioters were promptly arrested by the police.
several Of whom were present IN the hail aud
outside me sidewalk. Marshal Gray states shat,
yesterday being election day the democratic pri.
mares ne had given orders to captains .. police 70
have an extra force Of attend ali political meet
ings last night in obedience TO this order about
Twelve werc a; the meeting ~ Cross Street
Market un 10 the moment OF the occurrence o; me
disturbance II was unantcipaicd anu wthin minute
after the second shot ared tbe who dred II
was IN tho hands OF tho police This mornine the
rioters bsicd. ou: were rcarresied and
IAN anc warrants have been issued .or each Of the
roughs not captured last night Tho matter been
before tho Grand Jury to-day and tho authorities de-
clare determi ned that the rioses shat!
escape due prnisnmeEI The roughs do exceed ten
"a
The New York herald., 1876-09-10

BnIsroL, Sept s-Arrived ship ritsnia (Br, England.
New York
Belfast Sept sArrived ship Agenor Could San Prau.
cisco via Queenstown.
Sailed sth. brig Emma l. Shaw (Bp. Naeombsr, Amer
lea
cRoss1Ap1. Sept <-Ar,vsd. Dolphin (Her Lsschiy
New York.
Sailed 4th. bark tBr) Churchill United States
RxGL'sB CHANNEL. Sept s-Arrived, bark Mary @ Reed
oeyer. Phadelphia for Rotterdam LRus Rookh (Br) New
York for do
Hull Sept s-ssiled. brig weyisnds dtAD. Lubrano,
United States.
HAvRE, Sept 6-Ayrived brig Tiger (GeD. Brandt New
OrleanA
Sailed sth Px steamer st Germa,n (Fr). Riculoux,
New York.
LIVERPOOL Sept S-Ar-ived ship vscount DR. Nichol-
New York 9th Ithuriel Br). Burt. New
leans barks Connaught (Br Tufts New York; Scam
N ell (Br). Hjels,rom. do.
LisBoS Sept 2Sailed bark Tgre Utar, Feraro. United
states
MEssrSA. Aug 23-Ardved. brig Kate (Br), Fader New
York for Malta
NEwoAsrLK Sept 0Saiicd bark (Ger). Witt, New
York
QUEENSTOWN Sept 8-Arrived. barks Triton Aus Catta-
rnich sylphide Nor Petersen. and Aroh tNor), Holm
New York; Usko (Rus, BIom. Baltimore; Giano (Ausl
soppH do: Bertootto Savona dtsD Cuneo Philadelphia,
puca d Gaers poru, vizanigo, do; Lorenzo Cogolets
u'a Poggi do: 9th. Due Cecile QtaD schiaano Bslti
more; MILO Cugino ntal. Olivari Emia Csmps taD,
Cahco. New York; Querolo GtaD Gembaro Philadelphia
Also arrived sth 3 Pm, steamer Algeria (Br Watson
New York for Liverpool land proceeded,.
sILLorn. Sept S-Sailed, bark Whiting (Br) 0rovss
America.
wsnxAcu. Sept s-saiisd bark rrank CNor). Jacobson
United Stases.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.
REJOICING OVER THE CHANGE IN IT'S MANAGE
MENT.

REJOICING OVER THE CHANGE IN IT'S MANAGE
MENT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. g. 1876.
Tho announcement that Commodore Garrison, OF
New York, would take possession OF tho Missouri Pa
chc Railroad and assume its management personally
has gwen such satisfaction hero that number Of
prominent citizens serenadcd him tonight At the Lin
dell House.
Mr. Garrison stated that under tho organization
act OF incorporation which has already been ap-
Piled Tor, the Missouri Pacific will be entirely sep
from the Atlantic and Pacific that zach road will
have a distinct board Of directors and that
the Missouri Pacific will be operated in the
interest ar as possible OF ST. Louis and Missouri.
he Board will DC composed wholly of Mssourians
outside OF himself, and among those already decided
upon c. X. Garrlson W. r. Garrison, Oliver Garr
SON D. L. Garrison, ". X. Garrison, Charles +. Chou
teau. Webb n. Samues, Joseph l. Stephens.
The now organization will BE made basis OF
$500 900 paid up stock, OF which Commodore Garrison
Will take $500 600 This money all to De expended
tho purchase OF steel rails and other improvements
and equipments for the road
Il Is understood that Commodore Garrison will make
good the ST. LOUIS county CLAIM Of threcquartcrs OF
million. and with this settlement all litigation against
the road Will cease
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, Sept e-Arrvec. steamer Iberian (Br) Horne.
man. Baltimore sesrs s Stowe. Manson DO o,sa. all
loves 30. Roger DEusy Baksr do; Bsbcoek smith,
Lindsey Perth Amboy; II NARROW. Hedges weehswKsn;
Hannibal Peadieton Hoboken,
tBrj Acker Arecibo: Warren sawyer Cre 1;eorg.to~n
DC Masris Fisk Fisk Baltimore; Tho. Boa. s.seimsn
y. Bsssc.t Hoboken; Thomas, rhornd:ke. do Iona.
do ,re MsGr rn.",a nv rm
Carroll. Wright. Halifax: VIM Crane. Howes Baltimore
Norman. Nckerson. Phiadeiphia; Neptune. Berry Nss
Sailed-stesmers China. and Minnesota.
Bs %r a%n @ sasen aa thompson
phns Thomson. Moore New York: Tuckahoe. Brown New
bern. &c; barks Hilton. tBr Hilton Bremen Lydia
ara New Haven oryests; Harvey Providence:
sTTf. R"En A"r ss",ied nrs~icu.y, SarSs VIM Bow.
Brl. Randall United Kingdom; Ottawa tfor. Ludwig
'fafl S pkLrnS ssps @ oXrrysd steamer Beverly.
Bordstow tBr, Williams Hamburg scirs Ann Dole Buncs
Csrdenas; salle b, Batemsn Gardiner. " pharo Col
Also arrived steamer Reading. coiburn. Boston, bark
Orion No, kllerhu.en. Drosseda; sshrs Geo Warts
BaSer. Boston Lizzie yonng: Young: dc Jos B.ymors
cheney. Newturypsr; Nancy N Rose. Smith, Providence
Ceared-s,eaners Virginia. Hanter Ch arieston Rom an,
e.s"r Roger, do Snhraeiis Gramisy New YORK; .chrs
Ms,e Paige. Godfrey Boston sarah wo,d Hickman DO;
rs,S i"r
son Providence; Thomas Arnold. New London.
bark. Lsas H
ks.s:A . ss' sf:. & s :s D1H
Sroy Barrett: LssuAy," ,chr. aad's wsrner a.ws
sS.'sn L.n. ns' Asa ds %Rsaa
uhslsea; JOS southsr. Watts; Wilmington. &c: Hattie
Boston: Ann $ Cannon. Sortury, Chelsea
saied-stes.nrr, Rom an and ronawnndA
Kelly from New York arrived at 7:l5 this morning.
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
INDEPENDENT GREENBACK PARTY.


The following call issued in this city yester-
day
HEADQUARTERS INDEPENDENT GREEyBAcK PARrY,)
NEW YORK. Sept 0, 1879.
The Executive Committee of tho independent green
back party request sl. citizens Of the State Of New
York who approve Of tho nominees and indorse the
platform Of the party adopted by tho National Con-
venton II Indianapolis, May IL 1885, 10 participate
a convention 20 be held at Albany, at twelve ~
Tuesday, September 26, by the appointment OF three
delegates and three alternates from each Assembly
distric.
This convention called for tho purpose of uomnat-
Ing Presidential electors aud u tull State ticket
BY order o: the committee. OSCAR BAUGHER
Post office box 1910
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.

The spbcom mittee OF the Republican State Central
Committee appointed 10 consider applications for
Of the republican party In this city
will NEE, at ten O'Clock on Tuesday morning at tho
Fith Avenue HOTEL for the purpose OF organizing and
receiving any communications IN reference 10 re.
organization which may be made 10 II by the inde-
pendent republicans, Republican Reform Club other
republicans.
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
AN ANNOYING ERROR.

In tho report published yesterday Of the arrest OF
two Of porscrs OF tho Rubber Clothing Company
other parties stealing twelve rubber syrinees
from that establishments the statement made that
the goods wcro purchased by Mr. Jeremiah ouinlan
and that hs arrested The goods taken TO
Mr. Qunlan and offered for -ale at price below
their value This caused Mr.. Quin!an suspect that
they had been stolen, and, finding mark upon the
goods he traced them 10 the righfu owners notidcd
Them the robbery and assisted dotecling and cap
turing tho thieves
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
SAILED.

Steamers City 0! Berlin (Br). for Liverpool: italy B
do Anchoria DIR Glasgow Neeku GER. Hamburg. ST
Laurent ;Fri. Htvr- Ceopstrs Havana. State rexa
Galveston KEY West. Hudson New Orleans Al .ers
do san Jsc'n;o Savannah Rapdan. do City q atlantis
Charleston Benefaciot. Wilmington. NC; Old Dominion,
RchmonG tc. c knight. 5eorgetown DC. ship Rem
branit. san Francisco baks Fucker Genoa City ,f
Aberdeen iB.j Aberdeen: Whitney tnr). Rotterdam
Guisepuins lall. Trieste; brigs chanclesr (Br Har
Dor Grace, NP; Ada X Halls. forto Cabello.
Also sailed. bark Aauils. brig Atlanta. for -
Wind a. sunset. NNE: midnight Ne.
Barume sunset, 5000: i; pm
The New York herald., 1876-09-10

hasorouez and owned BY Nelson Edwards othea ev
i47 keel 81 feet ~ depth Of
hold aud registers 100 will andsd by
Capt E Cobb. Of fNcrristovn. NJ.
BARK Anrie Reed which launched At Wsidoborc 9Th
Inst Is i62 feet ion 33 feet depth Of hold 10 feet
she Is owned by Reed Well Co the builderO. Yatss
rorefneid o. New York Joshua Baksr anc Captain Aen
Croweli OF Hyannis. Mass.
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SHERMAN AND CAMERON GONE WEST.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. Q, 1876
General Sherman arrived here from Washington this
morning He MAS met cy Secretary Cameron, and
both let for tho West at eleven A. VI.
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

MILFORD. Pa, Sept ., ls'6
The republicans ot Wayne county, PcEnsyivant1.
have nominated George @. Waller, OF Honesdae. for
Congress from the Fourteenth district
pErxor, Sept. q, 1870
General A. ) Williams Was renominascd Tor Con
sress by exclamation to-day b. The democrats o the
H.rst distrlcI
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PRovrpENcn Sept Soaps Mason. OF steamer Richard
Borden the buoy of the END OF Prudence still
missing For the safety Of IL shoud be sdI-
asely replaced
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
GENERAL BANKS is WILLING.

BosroS, Sept Q. 1879
General " p. Banks has consented to be the rcpubn
can candidate for reelection Congress from the h
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
WHALEMEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AZ Joanna July is bsrks Lctisia Church. NIB 20o bbls
oil; Cailso. Craw. DO, 100 do
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dcxftadfstml

,Arls OF DEPARTURES sew yoRx FOR THE MONTHS
oY SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

LIZARD. Sept 8. PM-wind NV. fresh
LrxRrooL. Sept o. PM-wind. NV, moderate.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18

CREscExT CRY. Del NoRrE CovSTy.
CALIFORNIA

En- INTELLIGESCER:- to
promise, l ~ill try 10 write You few
notes oi nv trip from Por: Gamble TO
this place. We reached Grave Greek
Station on the California and Oregon
Railroad, in Southern Oregon. by the
usual route OF travel. Thence we
started for Crescent City by private
conveyance The first town We passed
Was Kirhyv il". Once: furnishing little
placA. but NV quite dill .piiat,d. The
rc.t waS W,lio. wl.r- there appeared
uo life. AID about ilI. only bu~in-s-
signs Ni~ihI~ w-rr Sam >."g and Choi &
chorg. w<shin: and ironing. From
here. We began 10 Climb the Crescent
City mountain. As it was early for
tia. road To he used and but few teams
travelling As yet; the road WAS in very
bad condition. il being very rocky and
in places BADLY cut up by the rains and
melting SHOWS. On the north side.
however, there Is not much chance for
the road 10 wash as there is little left IN
it but rocks About $50 p. NJ. we came
iii sight Of the house that VAS to be
our stopping place, down in the valley,
though from the hill it did not look
more than three quarters of mile
away, we found il to be long three
miles distant, over rocks and serpentine
grades. The next morning we set out
again over other mountains and passed
the deserted copper mines of Altsville.
reaching our distinction in Elk valley
shout 9P. NJ The next morning We took
walk in the valley and inspected the
dairy of Mr.. John Nickie, where they
milk 66 cows and make about $50
pounds of butter a week, or more than
. pound Of butter daily for each cow
There are several still more extensive
dairics in this valley. some milking 200
! afterward proceeded to the city and
was somewhat disappointed in its app
pearsnce. There are q good many
brick buildings but few that are two
stories high. aud nearly all the dwell
ings are only one story. 1t is situated
so near the beach that the ocean spray
often beats into the stores. As for the
harbor, though l AM no Judge in regard
to maritime matters. l should call it y
poor one. If not dangerous. There are
q great many rocks in sight. which
suggests An uncomfortable suspicion of
more below the surface. have seen
no place on my journey. except Port
land, Oregon, that shows any where near
the amount Of life that appears ia our
little city on the Sound-Sesttle. We
did not have aehance to look through
Salem, Albany or Eugene City. in Ore
gon. bat from the business and people
in sight from the railroad depots on the
occasion Of the arrivals Of the trains.
should judge there was not much stir
comparatively. 1t is usual to see twice
as many people on the wharf at Seattle
on the arrival Of the mail steamers, az
was visible at any place Oh our route.
NJ. QUAD.