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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Lorenzo Lynch, aged FIVE years son OF ex.Coroner
Lynch, fell nom the third story OF bis residence, No.
LIS Fulton street, Brooklyn, yesterday, and was
fatally injured.
Ann Carpenter three years OF age died last evening,
rom the effects Of fall from the second story window
OF No. 500 Carroll street, Brooklyn. The Coroner
notified.
Thomas Padgct aged ffty-one years. OF No 140 West
Nineteenth street while intoxicated yesterday fell
down nignt OF stairs At bis residence and received
severe cut on the forehead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03

LoSDoS. Jan ARRIVED. bark Scots Bay (Er). murray
New York.
York.
PLrsorTH. Jan 2-Arived. steamer wielAnd Gen. He
bich, New York Tor Hamburg
rAks Jan The crews Of the abandoned schrs AtaskA
CAaskA) and Thomas Watt have arrived At Antwerp in
the bark NATesink from Savannah which vessel rescued
them ia previously reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03


NEwPoR1 RI Jan ]. 1876
This evening the wreees had succeeded in having the
chains placed underneath the Erolu before
ported being ashore James Ledge the
Wexford harbor She the highest point Of the
and in exposed position should che wind the
eastward Der plankng the boilers raised about
six inches and the decks almost oval shaped from
strain received Mt the time she struck the rock
At low water Is Of the water within yard
OF the top rail her bow being entirely raised
she is hoated she will be taken into WEXFORD habor where
her leak win be patched. after which she viii be pumped
ont and owed either Pail River Providence where
will be taken the dry dock She insured in
New York Offices, and IL Is presumed that repairs &c
will cost from 5000 to 5000.
The wreck stun OF the Nicanor which ashore
recently Sc aconnet Point the entire length of
the shore. Her running and standing rigging spars sails
chains and anchors have been saved She owned by
She valued at $40 COO
Schr Village Belle OF this port anchor Block
Island last week and thc shifting
getting under and going The BASIN She however
msstayed and went ashore the rocks Capt Card
OF Life Saving Station No Immediately
assistance and succeeeed in haung her Of Her sails
and bulwarks and stove whole damage
ing TO 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shpmasters informed
that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, LONDON" shs
Paris ONCE addressing Bennett 81 Avenue lie Opera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European snI
Eastern ports Of American aud all foreign trading
with the United states the same will eAbied this
country free Of charge
Captains arriving and sailing nom French and Msll-
erranesn ports will End the economical
and expeditious for tele graphing newA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
INTO THE RIVER.

An unknown man, about thirty years OF age, jumped
from the bow Of Houston fcrryboat on satur.
day night and was drowned His body was not recov.
cred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY I
CHILDREN.

The FIRST public meeting Of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Children will be held CHECKER
Ing Han, corner Fith avenue and Eighteenth street.
on Tuesday evening January 4 1885, AZ eight o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
WHALEMEN.

Arrived al Fayal Nov 20 bark Ohio I'd, Smith. Of NIB.
Arrived at Flores Nov Ia, bark Ospray, Grape, Bermuda
(and sailed day crusel.
letter from board bark sappho Edek Of NIB. reports
her Dec 4 having taken bbl sperm whale when
- hours out from home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ONe

,ArEs OF DETARTURKs PROM NEW YORK PoR TIE MONTHS
or JANUARY AND VEBRuARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFER-
"A ems states without publicity; legal
everywhere charge until divorce granted Advoe tee-
Established ~ " HOUSE. Attorney 1874 Broadway.
A BsOLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFRR-
IA States for causes. without publicity :
legal everyw here satisfactory advice nee PRED
ERICK !. MSG, Lawyer. Notary Pueblo. Commissiopes.
No. 81 Marks place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
YHE CHICAGO CROOKED.
Another Important Advance Of the Gov
eminent Forces Anticipated.

ADDITIONAL ARRESTS TO BE MADE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-03
BELOW.
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
Wind ut midnirhs. WsW.
Barometer at sunset. so.

Ship Senator ken GER Schumacher from Manila. r,
mains below
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
SENATOR JONES' VIEWS.

s. L. Jones, brother of J. p. Jones,
has shown US the following letter
from the eminent Senator, disclosing
his views on the present campaign.
Senator Jones is chairman of the
Silver Commission and is unable to
be present during the canvass. The
following is what he says:
There never was time in the his
tory OF the Republican party when
its success was of greater impor-
lance than now. By heroic effort and
grand sacrifices it stamped the rebel
lion under foot but it did not kill
it. The spirit of the rebellion lives
and will continue to live as long as a
spark Of vitality rem aims In that bale
ful organization, the Democratic
party. A defeat Of il this year
means its utter destruction, its com
ple;e and final surrender and dis
bursement. 1t is marshaling its
forces under able, sstute and un-
scrupulous leaders. 1t stands upon
a platform which il does not believe
in and which the Republican guns
have forced it to accept, and
marches TO national music under
national banners. Its chief source
Of strength Is hypocrisy, its bssrie-
cry, reform-which the lifelong
character of It's leaders antagonixes.
l hope you will do all that in you
lies for the success OF good govern
ment and a just aud impartial ad-
ministration Of the laws--which,
without doubt, 10 involved in the ap.
preaching election and can only BE-
brought about by the success of the
Republican party.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

TEE Gold Hill News man says
he was obliged to hit man over
the head With = tence-rxil onoe In a
friendly dispute. The rail only
crushed the gentleman's hat and
didn't touch his head At all yet he
laid insensible tor an hour or two,
aud even complained OF headache
afserward." Laid 10 good. Any
writer who does not know better
than to say he hit person ''over
the head " 10 If course Incompetent
to discriminate between trxnsitive
and m intrAnsisive verb. Will some
one send the News man grammar
Perhaps there IL an available night
school up that way. II ~, let ia
doors BE- spread wide open 10 this
hsnighted editor man.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

EDITOR TIMEs.-It having been
reported that ! have used dishonor
able means TO beat my opponent for
tho ONCE OF Constable, desire to
say that the report IL absolutely
fAlsA. I have never devised any
special means by which to beat him.
and l intend u rely for success In
this canvass solely upon the will Of
the people rs expressed at the polls.
Ny opponent and are on good
terms Of friendship, and we shall
surely continue 80 unless third par
Ties inlerneddle. wish again In
have il Understood that have done
noshing in this canvass that il not
consistent with the character Of =
gentleman, nor do intend 10.
do not regard the contest ~ NJ sum
cient importance To require . very
superlative effort, much less TO no
quirs questionable machimations.
Respectfully, J. w. HILLkR-
--------
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
AN APT COMPARISON.

4
We hear that an objection is being
raised against the Republican csndi
date for County Clerk on account o
his not having resided permanently
in this county long enough to become
thoroughly identified with its inter
ests. This objection is put forth, Of
course, by the Democrats. 1t is in.
judicious on their paft, and really
wants foundation Ia fact. The fac,
10 that Mr.. Lincoln has been = resi-.
dent Of this county for upward Of
twelve years. True, sometimes be
has been absent, when business OF
special interests called him, but he
has always considered this Is his ulti-
mate home. The Law regards .
mans home a. that place in which
he conaders himself permanently
located, although he may be domi-
ciled elsewhere an indefinite period
of time. Mr.. Lincoln 10 therefore
a. much . permanent resident OF
this county as any inhabitant of it,
and TO raise an objection to him on
that score is to disclose the condition
of the opposing party As that Of a
forlorn hope.
1t 10 injudicious in the Democrats
to bring u any discussion of this
kind, because it naturally reverts to
the leading candidate on their ticket.
Mr.. Westerfeld, it is we'll known.
has been in the county not yet
year, and owns no real estate in it.
Should the position which he now
ellis at any time or by any means
fail him, it is reasonable to suppose
that the demands Of business. that
consideration Tor personal interest,
that the changeful exigencies of life,
would call him elsewhere. This
would be the case alike if he were
elected or not. In case OF his cleo
ton and subsequent removal else
where We should have man repre-
senting US in the Senate who could
scarcely be expected to cherish the
interests of Lyon county in . meas
ure exceeding the interest he would
take in any other county or in the
State at large. But not so with
Mr.. Lincoln. Whether elected or
not be will continue to reside with
rs and. if elected, the law requires
that he do 90. Nor do the functions
of the Office to which he aspires
comprise q Jealous regard for the
interests of this county as against
those of any other county in the
State.
1t may seem unfair and superhuous
to compare the Offices Of County
Clerk and State Senator, but the
comparison is an apt one. We fee.
quite sure the Democrats will not
court any further comparisons of
this hind
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
Registration Notice.

NvrIcE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT m
N time for the Feaissrstton os the Qualtesa
electoss In The Dayton election precaDct. Lyes
County, Nevada. prior 70 the general sleesca
b. Be held on the It'll day Of Novembee, A, D
IsIs. for The County "f Lyon. will expire u
O'Clock p. u. on The
7treafietA Day Of October. A. d. lsie
y. q HICKEY. Rssasssy Agent
psyton, 0cA .. ls7s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
Saturday. November IL, 1879,

A II O'Clock noon. Said property consisting
In Part Of the following. to-vtt One bar
couns~e and shelving. smali counter. tee
chest. once drsk. l clock. tables. 10 bar.
room chairs. l mirror. 1 tin bueket. large
pietures, l watering-p pot. I lime sQaceser. )
bitssys eotties, strNinrr. server AID funnel.
2 spoon holders, lot OF bar .lssses, bar
pitcher aud shaker, l crib bard. bar spoons.
/ Ice plek, dosen bar towels, 10 pounds har
sugar, bax aud dice. y barrel whikky. y bar
rel port wine. y barrel sherry. gallons
brandy, gallon Scotch vhisky. - eAllsns
rum. !, gallon GIN, y gallon white wine.
sHllon clArws. 10 bottles ciaret. 10 bottles gum
syrup. q bottles I. <. l., bitser. ~ bottles
vernouth. Z bottles HeudSnd'a. BOTTLES
Hosaestsr's. - bottles Boxers hitters, bottles
orange httsers. Z BOTTLES cider. 70 bottles ale
and porter. 10 imperial vise. bottle rum
punch, bottles ginger brandy. esse Hcssss-
ters bitter, y caee sacss~n bttters. ] caae
curacao. 5 dosen p.eks playing cards. toeeth.r
with the boox account u the said J. j.
Pvs~rs. All II which will b. sold to the
highest bidder tor Gosh In hand II the time
JOHN BENNg-Ta, Assignee.
silver City. Nevada October is. Isle,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
NEW TO-DAY.


NATION GOLD AND uLvKR MP.
IL ing Oompany.--Locatioo Of principal
plscs Of business. CITY - County Of ean
Hspcisco, california. Location Of WORM
Dsvtia aats District, Iyon Comfy, Ne
vada. Nottce.--There ere delinquent upon
the following described stock. ON account OF
sessssment mo. s. levied ON The eth day. Of
september. is7e. the several amounts ut OPP
poetic che Nance Of the respective sharshold-
erS, - follow:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

A mn named Kelly had leg
broken near the thigh. while At work
on Odd Fellows Hall, Reno, ON
Monday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
Registratiea Notice.

AyorIcg II HERERY GIVEN THAT faI
IN time or the registration Of chs nauiss
qualified ei~csass In silver City si~rsien ~
cinet. Lyon County. Nevada. pFi,a to teC~
esai election TO b. held ao III 1th day d ~
vcmher. 1916, will expire q . o'eloch = =
On the
HrextietA Day Of October. a. d. 1857
Up GOULD. Rsststsy AtsnI
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

WY n. LEsTEk ANNOUNCES HIN.
w calf - IN tAdsDsadsnt candtdess ios
the ofAce Of Constable Of Silver CITY rovs-
sAip. subject 70 The dscisass Of the people q
the Township.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

1oIIOUBu &ssss
In view Of the prceent political condition
AZ Affairs the Republican party OF Lyon Coun-
~ IN convention assembled declare the fol
lovinx resolutions 10 be their sincere dec lara
tton of principles without reserve " esaAa2n
rirxs-we endorse the platforms Of. the Re-
puhltcan National Convention af CINCINNATI
ma the Republican State Convention ct Car
eou CITY. and declare our hearty allegiance -
che principles sss forth IN TIE isste. OF ae-
sepsancs Of our candidate for Prsaidsas-
S>cood-In the nomination of Rutherford
N u.r.u ana william A. Wheeler We md
r.upf. al Tie Dissemination al The Rspabli-
e.n uartv 70 support tried neD and true. We
haarfily endorse than. our oandsdAs1s. - men
az thc purcs& life and aims. and we point
With pride 20 than - being even ABOVE sas-
Diciou.
Third while recognising fully the nsees-
sisv Of fsvoring 70 the utnost eur mining IN
SusArtes 20 esSertisI 20 the welfare OF our
asaSe- ne believe that they should bear their
t,,rs uroucrSiun Of TAXATION. and we oppose
snv repeal OF the bullion tax. We also de-
rnsnd that our nominees for the Letrhiature
pledge themselves 70 this sonvensson tns'
Saey viii support no measure iDssnded 70 in-
Sprisrs with the pesssnt Law undG which
said tax 10 collected.
pr.x<h-Ws vtex With alarm tbs unrs-
,&,.sne1 immaGr>taon al - Chtnees into this
eouusxy . dseIsDentAl TO the eees interests OF
- land, and instruct our Legislative csndi-
dssss TO ma every legal sonft TO srrest tn's
evil.
vsfsh-ws demand Of our county onlcers
a. sfric4sus honeaty and the utmose vigilance
an soruripx economy and promottne the vel
-. a. the people. We demand that they BE-
ware Of ccnaadsrinG any man % powerful =
20 b. shove. or % pnor - TO b. below the iaw
our prsssns olAstals show no evidence Of dis
49, nd no losa 70 our county but an ar
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

II ENRY HILL ANNOUNCES HINsxu
II - IN tndsVsnAent candidate fce Cuassa-
BILE 81 oalvse civ Township.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

~ SAN w ~ 4 . &AseSh
. WEDNESDAY,. OCT. Is. 49,
rhe National Republican Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT.
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES,
- enBo>
ron vrcR PRxslpxSr.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
sTATI RET.
RreesAeee4al Electorss
u y. DAaoEr....-.~.-.... Storey County
0HoR0E TUFFLY........... ormsby County
VI. ". BIAHoP. .....-.... Lincoln County
Judge ~ Supreme Csurs.
O. Z. Leonard.
Fer Cengreoss
Thomas Wren.
LYON COUNTY TICKET.
For ssate senator;
THEO. 5. DAVENPORT.
For Asssmsiynen:
PHIL. D. WRIGHT,
n. KENNEDY.
c. CLEAyER.
fo- sheriff.
BERTA COOK.
4or Treasurer:
J. d. SIMS.
For District Attorney:
GEORG W. KEITH.
For Assessor:
CHARLES F. BRANT,
For Recorder:
PARK RNES.
Fur County cierh:
HORATIO c. LINCOLN.
Rus County ccnmi.sionerx
JOHN g. MCKENZIE.
CLonS Terml
GEO. W. BURRIER
(o.ors Tern-l
Hue County Surveyor;
MUEL DILD1 n E.
For superautendent of Public Schools:
CHARLES II. STEGM A n.
THOS. r. HAWKINS.
For school Trustees:
silver CITY.
JAS. NJ. McGINNIs, PATRICK
HENRY, II. ]. T. sCHEEL.
N.LJOHNsON, S. L. ROBINSON
LA. GUILD.
Z. wOoSTELL R. 8. RAW,
H. LAM D.
Yug CoustAhlo1:
aa,v~r civ Dayton.
Nv. MILLER N. W. STILES,
For Justice Of the Peace:
silver CIV Dayton,
A. TAFT. n. c. HICk L \.
Ccunty Central Committss;
J. R. SHAW.
W. r. KING.
FRANK KENYON.
PATRICK HENRY.
RS. RAN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

And in accordance with Law and An order Of
the Board Of Directors made on the ssh day of
srptemb Der, 1915. % many sharcs Of each parcel
Of such stock a. may be nccceeAry will be sold
Room No, ~ Hsyward's Rrilding No. @l9
California street, San fsancisco, California,
ON Friday. the third tSd) day Of November,
1874, At the hour Of O'Clock ?. =. Of said day,
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
pensrs Of the sale.
". Z. DEAN. Secsetvry.
osnce-Room 10. Haywards building, No,
Sis California street. San franctsco. CAltfoe.
mia. ociesd
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
Registration Notice.

~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ihs
~ time f.r the registration of ths rams"
qualified electors h. Eur.s Mil election p
cinet. Lyon County. Nevsas. rrsg T. ths ~
-ral election u b. held GA the nh esy .,
yember, 1870. viii expire II o'eI"sA r.
ON the
7SestietA Day Of October, A. d. is''
wR KING. Registry Agent
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

IT has been discovered that a
number Of the lady teachers en-
ployed IN the New York City schools
are married, and motion Is
before the Board of Education to
exclude them 10 favor Of unmarried
ladies. This would seem on first
glance to be quite unreasonable, and
even at the sound view it presents
two sides for consideration. Un-
married ladies, it would seem, should
be accorded any means of support
that could be bestowed upon them,
in preference to those who have
husbands to support them. But
then it seems unfair to exclude mar
ried ladies whose husbands are not
equal to the task of providing for
them as they would like. Besides,
it looks like hardship upon hus-
bands to have their wives denied
equal opportunities with ladies who
have no husbands to support, Surely
in this light the married ladies
should be SLOWED to compete with
the maidens aud widows, and in the
name of suffering husbands the New
York Board ought to allow them
that privilege. An argument in
support Of such action might be
found in the fact that the maidens
and widows have the alternative Of
getting married. Tho interests Of
matrimony, as we'll as the interests
of the majority, would seem to
dictate such course. Single school
mistresses might then be driven out
into the western wilde, where an
abundance of marital opportunities,
as we'll as many opportunities to
teach, would await them. Such q
result would be regarded as boon
to territory situated as Nevada is.
We are in receipt of copy OF the
Weekly Stock Exchange. an ex-
cellent mining journal published in
San Francisco. 1t is an outgrowth
of the Daily Stock Exchange, and is
designed TO I'LL recognized void in
the mining literature of the day
The Stock Exchange has been Il
success from the first number, and
we are pleased to note this evidence
Of its advancement. In journalism
as in all business sffsirs, perseverance
and an intimate acquaintance with
the details Of the undertaking will
ultimately tell. The Stock Elk
change. as its name implies, makes
speciality Of stock and mining
| matters and is an admitted suthorit,
on them. 1t 10 a paper that all
mining men and mining spectators
should take.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

ASSI6NEE'S SALE.

AyorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I.
IL John Beunetts. ssSignee Of the css.se Of
J. J. Petess, sdjudged . bankrupt August y.
lsss, will cell the persoual propsssy q said
}. ]. P~sers. BANKRUPT. u the bonAuaa saloon
Main street, silver City. on
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18
Registration Notice.

AYOTICA IL HEkkby GIVEN THAI IL
~ time for the rsaistrattoo Of the nsn" -
Qualined electors In Wsbusks elecsaoe
cinct, Lyou County. Nevada. prior 70 ne ~
er.i election 10 be held On the 7eh day "
vember. A. 4. 1876. will expire AZ . ssi0>>
V. en the
T~emtietA Day Of october. A. a. 1877
X. CIEAyKR. Registry Ass''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

Raining hard . ve - . p~sus.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-18

vUVHE MOST sCPERBLY FURNISHED
"Bit House" IN the United Sisfes. Every
thing for sale equal to any Art class hose o.
the coass.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-16
An Income Tax.

The following is the text of O bill introduced by
the Hon. Mr.. Halstead, and which is now on its
second reading. We gave our opinion dissenting
from the project tive weeks since.
Az ACT To EoUALIzE TAXATION AND INCREASE THE
REVENUE BY THE ESTABLISHMENT or AN INCOME
TAN.
revenue of the country is likely TO be insufficient
10 meet the expenditure requisite TO maintain a
good and effective government and, WHEREAS,
the person, personal gains, and earnings, FOR the
protection Of which good government is essential:
should contribute materially 10 the support Of
government, and; WHEREAS, certain persons
earning annually large incomes bear q very
inadequate share Of the public burdens, the
amount contributed by them being limited almost
entirely to the duties on the goods they consume
while realized property Of every description bears
q tax Of one half Of one PEE cent; THEREFORE,
Be ii Enacted, &c.
Section /. There shall be levied On all incames
realized within this kingdom from any source, the
following annual tax, viz:
A-On incomes amounting 10 FIVE hundred dollars
and less than one thousand, one per cent.
Bon incomes Of one thousand dollars and
upwards. leas than fifteen hundred dollars, one and
4 half per cent.
Con incomes OF fifteen hundred dollars AMI
upwards, less than two thousand dollars, two per
cent.
Don incomes Of two thousand dollars and
upwards, less than three thousand, two and 4 half
per cent.
E-On incomes Of three thousand dollars and
upwards, under four thousand, three and a half per
cent.
F-On incomes of four thousand dollars and up
wards, five per cent.
commissions on business transactions. profits on
sales Of goods, intereat on money lent, net increase
Of live stock, freights or charter parties Of sailing
and steam vessels, profit on produce Of plantations