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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-04
rELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

San Francisco, Nov. 3.-The United
States Deputy Marshals, yesterday.
armed with warrants, went on q raid
after illegally registered voters and col
onists. and succeeded in bagging i've
during the day, who were lodged in tho
County Jail. Many of the colonists,
spotted by the officers, are constantly on
the move, having been instructed to
keep dark till the day Of election. when
they could brave officers at the polls and
swear in their ballots.
The Stock Exchange Of Thursday
says: The troubles of the knicker-
booker Mining Company are approach
ing an end, as the decision OF the Su-
preme Court so far rendered sustains
fully the Old Board. This has been one
of the most celebrated cases "of the
stock Market" At the annual election
held in January. the present Board was
elee.e ed by . large majority-but almost
i'm mediately afterwards. q portion OF the
minority instituted legal proceedings,
actuated by personal pique, we fear; and
have ever since kept the company in lit
ipation, much to the detriment OF tho
stockholders and the injury Of the mine.
Before litigation commenced the stock
was selling at 81 IS. and was as active q
stock q any on the board of its market
price. The effect of tho litigation on the
stockholders can be seen by the present
prices and dullness Of the stock. From
the favorable developments made in the
mine before work was suspended in con.
sequence of the suits. and its close prox-
unity to valuable and popular mines.
there can be no doubt, that
as soon as litigation is settled, it will
become an active and favorable stock :.
The mine is still in good condition, and
work can be resumed at once with every
prospect of developing good ledge on
the 900 foot level-a large and well de-
fined ledge of low grade ore having been
found on the 400. The present manage
ment took the precaution to bulkhead
the 4OO-foot level, where the water prin-
cipally comes from, as soon as these suits
we're commenced, or the mine might at
this time have been seriously injured.
The recent action taken by John II.
Lick. to procure letters of administration
on his fathers estate, has been viewed
by many as a hostile measure to the
Lick Trustees. The attorneys of Mr..
Lick confess that the step is designedly
hostile, and that it is tho first step to-
ward the breaking up of the deceased
philanthropist's trust. As James Lick
left, however. q private estate, independ-
emit of the Lick trust, the application for
letters of administration was necessary
on the part of his SON to settle it up.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-04
SPLENDID DENONSTRATION AT
EXPIRE.


Oar friends had n glorious time at
Empire last night. A special train OF
several pa senger cars conveyed a large
number from here. The great crowd
was accompanied by the Carson Brass
Band, the white glee club (Messrs. Ma
son. Lowenstein, Hatch and Scoville),
and the co!ored glee club. Empire was
ablsze with bonfres and the meeting
was held ont of doors. Brief, stirring
speec hes were made by Messrs. Mott,
Wilson, Lockwood, Mcdonald, Wells,
Munckton and Rogers-the latter being
the we'll known cOlored orator. All the
speeches were full of fire and the lnsp'-
ration of patriotism. The enthusiasm
was unbounded; songs were sung by the
glee clubs, the band discoursed most ex-
cellert music. and the meeting was by
far the most sbounding in vivacity and
numbers of any of the campaign. The
excursioni-ts, glee-men and spea re-
turned here about 10 O'Clock, and
marched down Carson street to the
County Committees headquarters. the
band playing at the head of the column.
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Don't Leave the
County!

Some of our neighbors in Washoe,
Lyon. Storey and Douglas are asking
that Republicans registered in this coun-
ty shall have their names transferred to
other counties where they have q right
TO claim q residence. These good peo-
ple think that because Ormsby is an I'M
doubted Republican county We can spare
some of our force. Let no man be per-
suaded to leave here to vote in any other
county. We want all our force, for this
is the banner Republican county OF Ne
vada, and We don't want to yield the
honor of that distinction. Stay here,
vote here and work here.
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what Are Our County Candidates
Doing?

We are not in the least alarmed -or
the success of the Republican ticket IN
Ormsby County, but its success will be
wrought by other means than by the
earnest, constant exertions of the entire
force of candidates. We regard it as OF
the very best of good fortune that the
Democracy of the county, far in the MI
nori,y as they are, have developed so
busy and vigorous an opposition as they
have. Without this opposition the
lighting qualities Of our party never
would have been so fully aroused. We
should like it il Mr.. Martin could be
made to feel that he was in danger OF
success without q more strenuous effort
on his part; if we could get at the AS
sembly ticke: without seeming to I'M
cover the personal pronoun l. We wonid
single out each of those candidates by
name and tell him that the duties OF bis
candidacy demand q still greater con-
fancy of exer;ion than be is exhibiting;
We are rejoiced that our Sheriff. well
propor.ioned for m king winning race
rs he ia, has healthy opposition 10
contend against; We should regard i: as
a long way from unfortunate if Tom
Edwards were made to feel the necessity
for wasting round little more-yes.
good deal more-briskly; it wouldn't
hurt our feelings bit if Fred Turner
had little Nss easy course before him:
Harry Peters is batting like hero. and
Beam PiXIey needs no scoldirg or
prompting, for he and Peters are out
working everybody unless it be Coffin.
who is the best single haaded fighter IN
the whole outfit. Hoyt, Moody, Willis,
Morris and the township nominees
needn console themselves that they have
a sure thing of it. Also they needn't
be afraid of working any too hard or too
long. The great result is the thing 10
be battled for; and the great result for
which we should all of Us be working Is
the success Of the entire ticket from
Electors to Constable. The straight
ticket-that's the fight; and the more
and more steadily each candidate strives
to promote this result, the more certain
we shall be of its attainment. Is each
of our county nominees doing the best
he can? Aren't some of them most too
apathetic and indolent? We wish it
were in our power to say something that
would give every man of the whole list
of candidates the right to complain that
in intimatipg that be was lax in his per-
formauces we were doing him an iDjus-
tice. There have been instances of men
being so chilled by exposure to extreme
cold that in order to keep them from
yielding to the fatal sleepiness which
overcomss men before they lie down to
be frozen to death. their companions
have been obliged to bestir them with
friendly flashing or a vigorous pummel-
ing. If there is any Republican candi-
date who is going to sleep upon his post
and thus endangering his political exist
ence; if any mans apathy is 30 over
powering as to cause him 10 fall short Of
his duty as a supporter of Hayes and
Wheeler and Wren and Leonard, he
should be dashed or stung into activity
and the party press is falling short Of its
duty if it fails to pursue such q course
as promises to arouse them from their
condition of somnolency and indiffer-
ence.
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INNING STOCK REPORT


Lowest thermometer ...... - degrees
MINING STOCK REPORT
Morning Board
4o5 Ophir 500. 5oh, 5o'., sos.
$50 Mexican q
$40 Gould 4 Curry lii4
255 Best 4 Beicher 459,. 4G;I, 4G. 45;aa
$40 Savage 12s.. 1895. l21Gs
1910 California o611.. 56i4, 56. 5di4 10,
14sS Con Virginia 5l1.. SIS, ST.. b5,
51ss
2l5 Hale l. Norcross TX. ia. y; b5
40 Crown Point 1Ol4. 10
go Yellow Jacket 81, 2O7., 2J'.
1895 Imperial 3.57Hs. $50
40 Alpha 40. AL.
1875 Ken,uck II. 1917. Il, 14l., 1917 $50
l25 Belchsr il, 1874
80 Confidence ID
1915 Justice 2277.. 22a. b5, 22i.s. 22iaa 50.
22s.. 22l. Sd
TO Sierra Nevada 1lIas, 1li1 $50. ll2..
H.. IL.
65 Utah 1871
80 Exchequer 1iis
lis Overman 81
l35 Uuion Con I2iss, II
200 Lady Bryan G5c
l65 Julia 81.
$50 Caledonia 10
100 Baltimore l.,
Is Silver Hill .
50 Dayton AZ
100 Rock Island
100 Amazon 2Jc
100 Trojan b5
rs Alta 211ss
100 Washington 2Es. 2's
so Andes l..
125 Florida
100 Pacific 25c
so Cosmopolitan 45c
100 Leyiathan zoe
so North Con Virginia ~, Il.
Evening Report.
Valley 40s SOC
Raymond & Ely 40s 81,
Eureka Con 75s 12i.
Belmont zoos
Leopard ZOOS So, 3l0s Ga. zoos Z
Panther zoos 20c
Northern Belle sos 2s'., 3los p, 555s 81
$50
Hussey zoos 25c
Manhattan los 15A
Modoc 50Os 6
Coso Con s45s 45c, zoos Soc. los 471ac
New Coso IOUs 2s., SOS ga. zoos 27s
Golden Chariot sos l.. bio, ZOOS ~,
lies IL. 5OOs ~ bio
Empire Idaho 25Os Csc
S Chariot 500s SOC
Con Virginia 1l4Os 1917. 355s 49'44. Sos
1857. 35Os l9Z $50, 50s 1917 $50.
35s 1891, 1905 1917 b5. 3OOs 1917,
sos 1917, SOS 49ts. zoos 1871 $50
Best 4 Bslcher sos 1917, 27Os 43. 1855
43A. SOS 49,. b5. 15s 43A
Union Con 5lOs ~. los l2144, 14os II
$50, 15Os IL s10
California sos 54ss4, sos 54'44. zoos s4A
Gould L Curry 15os 1917. sos 1871. 1905
Savage 22os 11I, 75os 11s., Cos 10
Ophir los 1917, 395s 1917. Sos 481 b5
MEXICAN Ass 25L, zoos 75Z b5, SOS
49,. 1905 25% bio
Yellow Jacket zoos 20 bio. Sos 20, 450s
Justice Sos %. 1853 as. 5ooos % b5,
5OOs 2171. SOS 21s< b5
Imperial $50 IS. sos 81
Halo r NOICIC08 4VUS A. 4VVo 20
Alpha 3Os 1917. 15Os 1917
After the Board.
Ophir 4SH bid
Yellow Jacket 20 asked
Alpha 43s4 bid
Northern Belle IS bid
Best & Belcher 43sI sold
Gould 4 Curry 1871 bid
Manhattan 16 bid
Imperial 31I bid
California 54'4 sold
Con Virginia 1917 sold
Justice 21s< sold
Union Con IL bid
Sierra Nevada IL bid
Hale 4 Norcross ~ asked
Mexican 25X
Crown Point 9H bid
Julia 61s asked
Savage liz bid
Excheqner AK asked
Belcher Is bid
Leopard 65 sold
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FOR RENT.

A SUIT OF NICELY FUR "A
~ nfshel Rooms, with . furnished q
Kitchen attached, suitable for family. Apply
ct this oflcs. novSN
The New York herald., 1876-12-31

Ry-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN lRADE-Captains or officers
ovee engaged in the coastnr and foreign trade obcrv
ing the displacement removal OF buoys
communicate the facts the ERtLp. that may
brought pdbcy to the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed To the editor OF the HERALD New
city, giving accurately possible the posi-
on Of displaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic aud Pacific
Of the American Continent When they
the European countries in the Mediterranean
requested that information be either by icgraph
letter the London Office Of tho Nsw YoRK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
ropcra Paris Where tho telegraph Is used dispatches
may DO addressed Bennett 10 Fleet street. London
"Bennctt III Avenue de rOpcra Paris Where Of
displacement observed In the countries
the reach OF the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the FIRST
lent port This information will be caosd tree Of charge
the HERALD and published
rJ-NoTlCE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.--Thc NKw YoRx
HERALD has adopted distinguishing coson night signal
board the TKRALp yacht. showing while
the colors red red changing om tho
aud be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels seeing this signal will ob
BY preparing any arne they may the Ship
News Department cfthe HERALD.
sPenans dssroas Of unisaAins vilh vsssss
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
A CHRISTMAS CANTATA

series OF entertainments, under the name OF
Christmas cantaa is being given by the children con-
nccted with the Sunday school OF ST. Bernard's
church, West Fourteenth street, which comprises
domestic representation OF Biblical incidents ected
with Christmas. Two years since tableaux of
figures were shown, the Christmas succeeding dia-
iogue among cnlaren placed upon the stage was IN
troduced, and the almost ex-
clusivey composed of children and few
grown people dressed in the costumes at the
OF the nativity About forty children engaged
and the tablcaux, beginning with the "Aneel Gabriel
announcing to Iachariah the birth of John the Bap
tst" and ending with ''Herod giving the order that
every male chiid under two years Of age should be
put 10 death, effectively grouped. The principal
part taken by Miss Mary j. Meermott who, as "the
Evangelist begins the dialogue OF each Mr.. e.
f. Laughin teacher IN 81. Bernard's Academy, Is the
conductor ana the music Is under tho direction OF Mr.
Ferdinand J. White
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
HEATING STREET CARS.

nessrs Thomas Shieis, Patrick keenan, and Henry
e Howland constitute the Railroad Committee OF the
sld Board OF Aldermen. Several days since Alderman
Cole presented resolution which TO this
committee, calling upon them TO devise plan by
which the street railroad could be heated during
the cold weather. No action has been taken By III.
committee, and the matter will 10 over 10 the
new Board ON Thursday last all the documents were
placed on ae, that Alderman Coles resolution was
practically out o the hands OF the Railroad
Committed IL is SAID this disposition OF
AIdermanic papers is always made dur
Ing tue last wee. " the year. Inc incoming Board
wiii probably ,"keup the subject al once. Alderman
she's yesterday stated that he would next call
tor the passag Of an ordinance In relation 10 ihe
matter. he also says that he was not present the
meeting oil the Board when Alderman Coles resolution
was referred 10 his committee, ana did not any.
thins about u until Thursday last when ne anes-
toned as To . report
The people viii watch the action OF the Board this
matter with considerable interest Aldermen Snies.
keenan, and Howiani also members the lncomn ng
Board The new Railroad Committee will be Mcssrs.
Guntzer, Riley and Pinckncy.
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
SKATING.

BOYS RACE AT THE caPIToLINE LAKE.
The Ice yesterday at the Capitone Lake ex-
cellent condition. and an unusually large number OF
spectators n attendance owing. DOUBT TO tho
fact that there skating on the Prospect Park
lakes and that there be several among
the boys At halfpast three rope stretched from
the Nostrand end up to Marcy avenue shutting
OF tho south side OF the lake for the contestants The
FIRST race was between boys ranging from twelve 10
hitecn. There PAIR OF nickel plai ed American
Club skates. presented by Messrs. Heege Kne. and
package Of coupons presented by the propretors Of
the lake, There eighteen entries and the course
was the length OF tho lake and back.
At four o'clock the signal was given and the boys
went spinning along at breakneck speed many cod-
ing with each other in their anxiety to get ahead thus
upsctting not only themselves, butull with whom they
came in contact The race won by T. Kirkpatrick,
who received tho first prize; the second won BY
G Tilton.
The second between boys ranging from
eight to ten. The prizes were pair ot club skates and
package of tickets presented by Mcssrs. Weed 4
Decker. About thirty boys entered this race.
which wns by far the most amusing ot the
two, IL looked more like game OF
''stand up and fall down" than it did IKE One
two OF the boys In the front ranks had the msfor
tune to lose skate each which had the effect OF dis
concertlng the whole rank, set all the boys the
to looking for the lost property The first prize
by Robert Hudson, who came In time
in advance Of tho rest The second prize awarded
10 T. B. Allen.
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALcoA BAY. CGH. Nov 1o-In port brig Minsis Abbs,
Harding. for an Eastern port.
BOMBAY Nov 27-In port ships Gstherer. Thompson. kos
Lverpoo City Of Halifax tBr Roberts for 81 Nsxast
hart for Cacuts Geo Manson Humphrey for rice ports;
City of Philadelphia. Call BroVn. Eeaxer. and
Fuller. Gilmore, do barks Lalls lBr). Vance, for Cali
cutta; Xena. Reynolds. INC
schr Maud. Robinson. Philaaielphia.
CAiBARiRS, Dec 2l-Sailed. schr irvine Berry, Pasca
goula
UIFSruEGos Dec 2,--Arrived. brig Laurca tBr Vale.
Mont,go Hay.
nARBon IT, Dec isIn port schr storm Petrol. for
baltimore
GxSoA. Dec a7-Arived. bark Ercols GtaD. Rurxisro.
New York. -
GipnALrAR Dec 2s-Arrlved. brig Mchlino dtaD.
HAVANA. Dec 23-Arrived. steamer Tapoah ana,ck, Ca
New Orleans land sailed oath to reiurnl 24th, sci
l. Richardson, Watts. Cardin :.
Sailed 24tn. schr Thos W Holder. Gray Pensacola
Cleared 23d. briggs + II Rich. PANE, Fernandina; Jul
(Spl. Taxomna Pensacola. E
HALIFAX, Dec .i-Arrived. schr John Lewis. Grfhn,
charottetown. PEI, Tor New York ,and cleared SAND
day). y
MoSRoviA. Nov io-Arrived. bark Rosbuck. Huffman.
Boston for lceward. :
MArASzAs Dec 23-Arrived. brig Anita Owen. Pe.tsng
Liverpool.
Georgetown for New York. schr Mary Lunt from Prince
Edward Island
SrJAco. Dec ls-Anived, steamer csnsabro csp). Nj
nardo, New York
Sailed 10th. Thomas Brooks. Waugh. New York via
ST. JouN NB Dec 27-Cleared. schr Nellie Dinsmore,
Parker. Matanxas
Arrived Both. schr Roaetta tBr,. Clark. New York.
Cleared 3of. schrs Little Annie Br New York George
G,endon Jewett Bri.
TRlEsrE, Dec Gin port barks Frank Wallace roi Neg
York clear Eth Pekn Kline fo- do ld Lincoln (Aus
for do do Rosna Bruno utu, Jaccarino, for do. do.
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY SHEET

1t is reported Commodore rooker said that they
invited merely public attention and that
Mr. Barrett remarked that they detected all the points
OF the drama and "took them up"
Tho New York Philharmonic Society have public
rehearsal at the Academy OF Music on Friday nox at
which the following works will be performed-
symphony Qindiche Hochzeitl. Godmark three
selections from Beethoven's "Ruins OF Athens;'
Absence" soprano solo, Berloz, to bc rendered by
Mrs Emily Butman; choral Fantasia, Beethoven
Septet from the opera of the s'Trojans," Beroz TO
be sung by Mrs Butman, Miss Hall, Miss Cranch, Mr.
Leggat, Mr.. Nilsen. Mr. Stoddard and Mr. Daniorth.
Miss Amy Fawsitt whose sorrowful funeral was celc
brated Friday morning, lett mother in London
who will sadly miss the support which her daughters
talents afforded her In consequence It is intended to
give matinee performance OF "Thc School for Scan
pal" at the Grand Opera House, in which the best ac
tors and actresses in the city VIII participate The de-
sign honorable the dramatic profession and
cannot tail to meet with hearty response from the
public.
'The Shaughraun, I" with all its pleasant people and
delightful dialogue will bc withdrawn the end OF the
week, much to the regret OF its admirers Forbidden
Fruit" will then be played for two weeks, and on
January % Mr. wallack will appear in "Al For Her."
The Boston Post thus speaks OF this successful play
''The romantic drama. All for Her. by Messrs.
Palgrave Simpson and Herman Mcriyac. which Mr.
Waack has done the honor 10 produce here Tor ihe
irst time III America IS work OF great emotional
power and well sustained strength IN every part oil us
three spite Of the sombre quality OF the play
in us conclusion II Is by DO means overborne by
mawkish sentiment or melodranatic oppressiyeDess.
The hero does not bear his sorrowfu purpose upon
his sleeve to make soft pity but he approaches with
q gay and dashing but firm demcanor, making the
sacrifice as cheerful as It is complete. Mr. Walack
has caught these characteristics OF the hero win ad
miraole ndeliiy, and he presents them with hardly
blcmish.b
The New York herald., 1876-12-31

Steamer Celtic (Br Gicadeli Liverpool via Quesnstown-
steaaer Dakota tBr, Price, Liverpool via Queenstown
slsarer Glensrsney cBr,, Gullana Loudon-Henderson
steamer State of Pennsylvania CBp knight. Glasgow
Steamer Bolivia lBr, Small o.Iasgow-Henderson Bros
steamer Uiaf DAM. Andersen. Hamburs-Dni Rad
Steamer Labrador Fr sanglier. Havro via PiymoushL
Steamer Acapulco. clapp. Aspinwall-P.cidc Mail Steam
steamer state Of Texas. Nckcrson. Galveston via Key
steamer New Orleans Dearborn. New o.eans-Ciark 4
Seaman.
steamer San Jacinto Hazard savannsh-Geo Yonre
steamer City OF Atlanta, Woodruff, Chareston-J
steamer Pioneer. wakeley Wilmington. Nc-wm P
Steamer old Dominion Walker Norfolk. City Point and
steamer Agnes bsrdsk. rhiladephia-Bogars Morgan.
steamer Elsanora, Jonnsor, ,PortandJ ANA.
Ship zousve. Means LiverpoolDvernon Il Brown 4 Co.
Ship Jaime cbils Drug. Villa coutt Liverpooi-A
Ship + Metcaif. Blanchard. London-B F Mstcsif L
bark Nicholas Thayer Crosby, AMER for odsrs-snow
Bark Holtingcn (Nor). Evensen. London-C Tobias
Bark Bereenseren CNor. Mortcnscn. Cork or Falmouth
for orders Bockniann. Oerlcin ca
Bark X Burgess (Brj Mcbride. Cork for orders-C
:, Bark Jacob Aa tNor' Beruldssn, Cork for orders
Bark veren GER. schepke. Hamburg-Funch. Edge &
BARK Kate Harding. Watts. Aniwerp.snow 4 Bursess
Bark Allegro Ger. kempe, Alexandria, &c Tobias a
Co.
:, B<k Isna.io dtaD. Pulata. Alexandria, R-Benham
BoNsen
bark Pride ofthe Channel (Br,, Piper Alicante for
deu-R Is Boriand.
Ba<k Galiashorn tNor. Eversen. Gibraltar for orders
Funch. Edyc 4 Go.
Bark Evening star tBrl, Chick. st Jago waydell Co.
lark Minerva, Brown. New Bcdord-C w Bertaux.
Brig Emmanuele ItaD, Tucc, Marsciiles -Fuuch, Edge
Co.
brig Daylight. Gibson. Dcmcrara-L, W r Armstrong.
Brig Rising Sun. Grning. Barbados-L. W Arm
strong
Brig Excelsior CBrj, Mayor, Hamilton Bcr-Leaycran 4
Co.
brig Asteroid tBrl, Norris. Batrnore--lsunt Bros
Scnr Eva Adel Ellis. Porto Caoello-Penston d Co.
schr frank Atwood, Bryan, 81 Pierre, Aart-wm Doug
Lass
sshr J. ohm Fiskc. Smith, Kingston, Ja-A II solomon
< Go.
schr Elizabeth De Hart, Low, ST Thomas-Peniston 4
Co.
Schr Mercy Trundy Crowley. st ThonmsS Mschelena.
Scnr Wm X Huston, Gardiner. Havana-F II smith n
Co.
sschr osseo (IIrl. Gorham. 81 John. MA Heney.
schr icqna, 1orion Corpus Chrlsti-J u Brower.
schr Franklin. Davis, Caiycston-Tuppcr Beattie.
pgThe Custom House will bs open from until 10 AN
New Years Day, for the aud clearance ves
sells
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
MARITIME MISCELLANY

n-For particulars Of the breaking up OF ship
Brdgehanpton, LII aud loss lives eners
columns.
The purser Of tho steamer City OF Havana. from Hs.
vanA. will accept thanks for courtcsiea
SrFAArR CpnA. which TO have sailed Yesterday for
Havana, will be detained Tor day her machinery
being out oi order
srfAuis Gfv JrssuP (us. Fort Adams lying
alongside schr Julia at Newport 10Th lust waiting
railway. In The blow broke ad ashore and hinged
bow badly stove.
BARK DISCO dr. before reported stranded Charleston
bar An position will probably be
Psrt of her viii likely be saved bat In
damaged condition Assistance has beer
ton.
BARK AnEnicA r Gtai. from Amsterda for Baltimore.
In ballast ashore 10 miles Cnus
The New York herald., 1876-12-31
WHERE Is THE DEFAULTING SWAN /?

The relatives Of 0. ID. swan and his fcrmer friends,
TO whose trusts he proved ialse fail to exhibit any
great Interest his The most earnest inauiry
yesterday failed TO cct from them any knowledge OF
the probable whereabouts OF either himself his wifc
or his books In fact, swan seems to have worked so
thoroughly and successfully upon the confidence and
respect OF all who trusted him that they even now
Ian 10 realize that II IS possible he could have been
what he has shown himself 10 bc. Most them have
a kindly .eelng Tor HIM, aud without hope thar
he will return Mr.. John A. Weeks does no, believe
that the Union League Club will lose more than So 600
VI the 81 500 drawn from its bonds without authority
The Society Library will suffer the loss of 5000