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s: i;s Walker: & ssss .ss'' .:sa L1ss s
ssEsBEcK. oes s-ssiisd. bark Oregon. Edwards, s.s
SAVANNAH, Oct is-saled steamers Gen Barnes, MAG
I4,h-Arrvei. ship John I berry Emerson. rhoma,,ov
sas reported As cleared - for New orsan Sc
i5i1-ArTvea. II Lvin g.son Mallory New York
Miller Cook Dublin Alamo Gs Rom '---. @ ;ssEs asia
essre tBrl, Keith. sydney, cB-
SALEM. Oct is-Arrvsd. schr Lsonora' Austin. Port
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct l2-Arrived, sehr. ii s Bridges
:, JSAs e. fs sr.io,a for rs%iaaephS Wis%s csi
is;sMA,rssd =, a. 'snr. Ocean Wsvs hunger for York
Rso. Grand Island. RecEpors Me- for New York
aa r H 10 Ir s0 1ssssn 6 B.a for
dSsso.d q ls,ns Harry Percy M RIshlmsnd l.
TSs; sr %.% is,
Bangor for New York Raven. DC for do RM BrooLnss
for so ~ Bcsson for Bsn. s1Es
Haddeii. DO for PhiI.dsphi.- '''''~-
sailsd-schrs il Dewitt, Eli.ass,s pshsrs David Tor
E: Mi,i: :IT:s1 %s@,. s.TSs. E%%.
Jane. o%ss Boston, Emma GrssS,y @ Adss
vesss Boston York: olive Elisabeth. bangor
snysin Calais DO Sarah Davis. Belfast for Sand,
Passed Dy~schr RsOecca Carter Boston for Phils-
audria, j Paines. Chadwick. Aida. Henderson,
Lark Gilmore Nettie Walker. Herbert Msnon. Travel
Ter, Mary Furr Carson Ruth Shand Grace Cush-
ing John stroup Charles stictney Dwight Davidson.
Seeima an Mark Pendleton II kands, Sophie Fran
conia. skyark John Hall, Abbott Devereux, B Van
Mary siandish, Grace r Hibbsrd (Br ulrcs, smith
Ceres Mary Means Tantamount Mathews. Porto Rico
II Bridges. II Williams. Mendora, VIM Stevens More:
Everett, a L Wilder, VIM Thomas Johnnie Messerve.
Orixon Charlie wiiie Hanne Wcstbrook, Helen MAJ,
Brookngs Rebecca Huddell. Henrietta. Q Wood.
bury Raven Sarah Davis Olive Elizabeth, vests, Sev
enty-six y Noyes James Deputy Sarah Wooster aud
Nckerson.
In portSchrs Walter Chester Ray. Active Uepar.
ing and X Bodwell (reparng).
WILMINGTON, No. Oct l3-Cleared, steamer Pioneer
Wakelv. New York.
WARREN, Oct i4-Arrved. tchr Mary n Mintn. FerEt%
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ANTWERP. Oct i<-Arrvod, ship Derby Ger, Huneken.
Baltimore; bark Pedro Plsndolet (sp). Boise. do.
BRIsroI Oct l5Arrived. bark Leopold Marie (Fr)
Lscaly, New Orleans
BREMEN l4-Arrivsd ship Sirius Ger. Moer Balt
moro; bark Eduard tGer) Haberstadt. New York.
CaoNsrADT, Oct l4-Ssiied. bark Amelia Burgesa New
York.
Sailed, ship Locksey Hail Br,. for New York
DAsrzic, Oct l4-Saed brig John w Hunt Hunt Phila-
delphis
HAxpuRo Oct l4-saiied. barks Msrtino Usap Gigantic.
Baltimore; Bernardo ItaD. schianno do; Rosco. do.
HAvax Oct l4-Arived, ship British America (Br)
Lockhart. New York.
LIVERPOOL, Oct l4-Sasd steamer MAssachusetts (Br).
Walters, Boston.
LONDON. Oct l5-Sailed from Gravesend barks Imster
Rus,. Lauren. New York; vladimir (No), Larsen. do
MoviLLE Oct l5-Arrvsd. Sarmasian tB). Arid
Montreal for Liverpool land proceeded).
PLyxourH Oct l5-Arrived steamer Lessing (Ger) Lud
wig, New York for Hamburg tand procesdsd).
QUEENSTOWN. Oct Is. 7AM-Arrived, steamer Britannia
(Br Thompson. New York for Liverpool tand proceeded
ROTTERDAM Oct l4-<rrivsa steamer Rotterdam (Dutch)
Wis., New York.
Sailed 18th. David johnson. for New York.
sTErrIS, Oct l4-Arrivsd, bark Zenobia CSor) Amund
sen, New York.
LONDON Oct i5-Bark Ilmatar (sus). hence for New
York, which damaged BY collision 0ravessnd pro
cseded thence to-day her voyage
WEATHER REPORT.
o.t u G.
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Echr James Pike Robinson fremont for sew York
Schr Jachin. Getcheli. Belfast for Key West
schr Spray. Taylor. New Haven for New YORK.
schr Silver Spray. ChstAeld Thomsston tor New York
schr Ann. Shepard, Grey. frsvidsnee tor New iyk;
Schr " Wheaton. Harris. Proviasnrc for New YORK.
sehr Wooten. Young. Norwich for New YORK
Schr Geo Pierce, Kelly, Gloucester for New YORK
Schr sallie Burton. Buriey Stamford FOR New YORK
schr Dart. Wiliiams stamford for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Artisan. Brooks. New York for Lubec. No. .
kchr Mockng Bird tBrj, Amsboeough New YORK Tor ~
J ohm. Nh.
schr Wells. Bishop. New York for New london.
Schr Chief smith. Port johnson for Norwich.
schr New. Chase. Port johnson for Fall River
Sehr Warren sawyer Sawyer. Hoboken for Providence
hchr Helen Augusta, Pratt. New York Tor Connecticut
River
schr Fair Wind Bowman. Port johnson for New Bedford
schr Pavilion before reported whitestons for harbo
sailed this AN
Wind as sunset. NNW.
Barometer At sunset 3o.o3; At 10 Pm. 30lz.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. IS, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RKPoRrKp TT rHE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHrTRsroSE TxLEGRAPH LINZ

wHirRsroSE rxLEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Germanc fBrl, Ksnneav Liverpool Oct S and
Queenstown 6,h with mdse and passengers to Cos s.
steamer Charleston, Berry charleston Oct H. with
passed Ashland hence for Wilmington NC with
steamer Old Domino Walker Richmond. city Point AM
Norfolk with mdso and passengers to the Old Dominion
s Jdsps TS Grs ss"h sarua via pewars Break
w.;sI = DAYS WIN sugar and nd, %s..ss; s. to 0ws sons
ngh.st .p-los, anchor and chain.
iasse. 70 John z'.ile,sa vessel 10 4 Welsh: -
sss Post sb Boy 9 RGpSt KGSn'on s. Pierre Aar
sch, sch, ;.,'s wgh' Mr sss yrSs yylrs%'x po far
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer santee. Davis. New Bedford for Nov York
ssesner City of fischburg. Springer New Bedford for
E steamer Electra. Young. Providence for New York.
Steamer Tie, Ewing, New London and Norwich for New
steamer City Chester City and
scr Maianta CBr sandord Windsor, rs for New York.
@ sshr Kim ximeas ma. s. John & NJ for for Sew = yors
sch Annie currier OBJ. vnnwort ST John NB for Now
schr l. o Wells Wells. Providence for New York
sch. smith sssnorson lor Nsw York
senr Cs!i,sa. whi.sen RoekIana for Kiehmond,
ys ssis Is"ss sr isS
ss a % msssfp s ' SsT YSss for New
sSr PsssS1 r,.yds1so % gy New YORK
seIr il Have. iis.e., New Haven Tor Philadsph,A
Schr saxon, Holmes. Nantuckes foe New YORK.
Schr Abbie l. snow. Snow, Rockland for New YORK.
Schr Nile. Mctcalf. Rockland for New York
schr AImon Bacon crosbe. Boston for New York.
Schr American Chief, shaw, Rockiand for Ssw York.
Schr Hyne, Oliver. Gardiner. Me. for New York.
Schr White Foam. Providence for New York
schr sarah Bruen smith. Petty, Provdsncs for New
York. .
Schr Rctwing. Nnniuckct for New York
sehr \ = lIsSsty. rT.yidsnce g, isr Nov York
ss%r %r 1is' 1rsS sssss ws'sH"m Tor New '' WOW M
schr l. s Leveiing. Hpvid, nec for New York.
schr l. knight Mcintyre, Camden for New York
echr Storm Petrol. Bayview Tor Baltimore.
schr VIM Todd, Woods Calais tor New York
schr Harnsr. smith Snnth Dartmouth for Nov York.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o, Oct e-sailed, bark. Helena. Snow. San
Francisco; Arctic ssr,. -; Jane FalKinburg. Homo.
ALEX aXDRiA. Oct is-Arrived. John Halliday,
ssedschrs Maria Piorson Jersey City, Charlie Morton
Providence; Anthony. and Rachel seaman sfrom
i4th-Arrivcd, schr E 4 L cordery. Georgetown land
'assd ss,ledrschr si- Ida Brd..r. Providence.
.,AProsAuG, Oct ls-saisd. schr Elias Ross. Lsvis,
BOSTON os. lsA,nves mssms. wn Crane Hows'
.aa A:,y Ann
wehb, Johnscn Now York; Forest Bell. smish, Cape
Issh.clearea .ehr orono, Dors. Canada
MA. .s ssod Gail sshr Pedro Grace Lake. and
18th Arrived brig Charles Dennis. D.dge.. Boston.
Aed--Schrs II Marlor, and Geo ) Tarbeli. tor -
BRISTOL oc' 2-Arnvsd. schr Eva Diverty. Nickersoa
cHAKLESroS. DC. i2-clsarsd. .ehr George D Loud
York. snn.ns ,Sor sSpia.s" do brig RossIis smish,
McCniioch do srhrs Lily French kicferson Boston:
Oh the port-Bark Lord clarendon tBr,. Nichols from
ssed-Bak rlorri N nubcrs for Havrs schr Liiv. for
.CALAis Oct 9 Arrived schr Nellie Eaton. Townsend.
sf SS u, ssn oqy s:s n' Mar,
land CLARK rrcyasnee David Faust. smith Bosson Carl
Ges lss.sadsa sss6s Bo.sss Van
DASvERs. &c, is-Arrived schr Clara Norbury. Basi-
York 10Th. Carrie W Ees.herSuy. New York
EAST EAST @ se Fans &C., Ssw york cnr L.
Wells Wells lis New York c,., - p..
os shss Ssn sAsGey
smith, Belfast !; Mornng Star tBr,. yeNi.n. Dundes
Warren Point; brig steenken Ger. Hsshasen. Rio
NORFOLK. Oct iaArrived .chrs olighant. Troy, NY
John Keiso xsl:c u Rapp Kss and Rescue Bunting
.NRwBuRiPoRr. Oct i2-Arrivsd. schr Mary Wilson.
NEW BEDFORD. Oct i2-Ar,ved. schrs oceanus. Young.
oboken; Bsrnes stureis Cohssset Nsrrows for New
isthArrived schrs N vassnr. Jr, Kelly Now York wm
erson aud Hcaton. Phnney. Boston for do.
saed-.schrs Florence Dean Phiiiips Georgetown. DC
Arrived schr Expedite. Rsckett Kdxsrtown for
Boston Nickerson d.; Piow Boy Haett do; Barnes,
sSsr sEwro s @ PsSis.d rsslnpy aS .eh, Surprise
and Juliete Terry 0rison. Fall River for New York
Schr Thomas sinnckson Dickenson. for Phiade.
18th. AM-The wind bound feet are moving. Wind sE,
NEW LONDON. DC, i3-Arrsved. schrs Vim Elmer.
Hoboken; Parker. Newport for New York; VIM Todd,
I4h--Arrived. schr ourpey. Hoboken
saed--schrs Charmer, for Alexandria Chief for New
Nkw HAVEN. Oct is-Arrived, schr Jas Henry. Jones'
PoRr MADISON. Oct 7-saiisd. bark Northwest Farm
PORT GAABLE. Oct 7AsAiled, bark Camden Robinson
PORT ROYAL SC. Oct Is Arrived schr clifford, Brag
PhILADELPHIA. Oct Is-Xrrived. steamer Agnes. Bur
dick New York; schrs Raynor Mitchell Woods Hole
Bryan Lee, Portsmouth, Lizzie Lane, West, usorge
sailcd-stcamcr vindicator Providence.
PORTLAND Nc. Oct IL Cleared, schr Armida 9 Hall
| land; : W Bunnell. Bunnei. New York:
coarsey Srsnnan New Yos ohnsarors Jssks0a. az.
L VIM Mcueo shsridon, Troy.
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THE CHREsMAN MYSTERY.
THE WOUNDED woMAs MAKES A STATEMENT

THE WOUNDED WOMAN MAKES A STATEMENT
JEALOUSY THE cAusz OF THE SHOOTING.
Mrs Cora Cheesman the young woman who was
night last was much improved last night and the doc
tors entertain hopes OF her recovery. The Coroner
several attempts learn the facts OF
the case from the wounded woman, but she main
tanned silence saying only that sne had shot
herself The bullet IN the and the mysterious abb
OF her husband, coupled with her strange ret
ccnce, has made The case oil much interest Last
night she made the following statement, which
throws much light the mat,er:-I formerly
resided IN Lynn, Mass, where became intimate
with n young lady, TO whom l made very
valuable presents. Nine months ago ! moved
husband. Four months ago this young lady came
to New York and asked me TO give her 500, which
refused to do. She said, ~ will separate you from
your husband;' TO which replied. Separate US n
you can" She became very angry and lett. Two
weeks ago discovered that my husbands conduct
was changed. and he became very cool toward me.
On Thursday night my husband asked me the cause OF
difference between me and my Trend, TO which re-
piled that she wanted $780, which refused give
her My husband left the bouse, after eating his
supper. and returned about eleven O'Clock, when we
each drank glass OF VINE. He SAID to me, Cora,
] am going 10 leave you;" and ! said, ~
you do / will shoot myselIn He then said,
al am gong,n and ! then took revolver from my
pocket and lred, the ball passing between my lett arm
and body and buried itself in the door Finding that
! was not wounded hred again, and the bali entered
my !et breast fell on my face, and got up anu said
TO my husband, .You had better leave; II you don't
somebody will lind that ain shot and will have
you arrested" Ny husband then went into front
room, packed up his vase and loft after speaking
again TO me.
All efforts Of the police to find Mr.. Chcesman havc
thus far proved unsuccessful
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.
ARREST OF SALOON KEEPERS IN BUFFALO.

ARREST OF SALOON KEEPERS IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, N. ", Oct. Is, 1879
Several saloon keepers were 10 day arrested and
ocKed up for violating the Sunday Liquor Law. THIS
action Is the result of a mandamus issued by the
Supreme Court At the instance OF tho attorney Tor the
Law and Order Society, copy oi which was served
the Superintendent and captains Of police, who
notified all saloon keepers yesterday TO close their
places OF business to-day, noncompliance with
which notification has caused the arrests. Consider
able excitement was caused by this action Of the
nolica aulhoriiil..
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p9-NoTICE TO pCxPTAINs OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN rRADE.-Captans or officers
ofvees engaged coastinc and foreign
the displacement removal Of buoys
communicate the facts the HERALD. that
brought publicly TO the attention Of the authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
Of displaced buoys the of their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts Of the American Continent When they observed
the OF European countries In the Mediterranean
IL is requested that information be either by
the London Office Of the NKw YORK HERALD 90
Fleet street, London. the Paris Office 81 Avenue do
rOpera. Paris Who're tho telegraph is used dispatches
"Bennett 6l Avenue do r0pera. Paris" Where Of
displacement observed in the waters OF countries beyond
the reach OF the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may unicate with upon reaching the first
port This information will be cabled free OF
the HERALD and published.
ny-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS hETERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NKw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning the coors green, red from
other succession, and DO several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal will obiige
BY preparing marine they for tho Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
r8-Persons desrous with vessels arriv
care Of HERALD yacht. Pier No East River. New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Is, 1876.
About O'Clock this evening, as the Buffalo
train on the North Pennsylvania Railroad was the
way TO this city, while turning curve near JenKen-
town, D. Cassett and Robert Robertson thrown
from the platform. The former instantly killed
and the latter seriously injured to die his way
TO the Episcopal Hospital Both gentlemen we're resi-
dents oil Canada
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THE WRESTLING MATCH.

A meeting o. the friends OF Colonel J. II. McLaueh-
I'm, of Detroit and Jacob H. Martin, who wrcsto
this evening tho Central Park Garden 81 900
the championship OF the world, was held yesterday
afternoon at tho Sinclair House. Harry Hill
agreed upon referee aud the general arrangements
made Special attention Is TO be gwen TO the conduct
the match and the comfort aud convensncs OF tho
spectatore
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LA CnOSSE.

THE MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE
woHLD-A DRAW DECLARED.
TORONTO, Ont, Oct Is, 1870
The Ia crosse match Tor the championship Of the
world bet xecn tho Shamrock Club, OF Montreal and
the Toronto Club, was played hero yesterday. Tho
weather bitterly cold, but fully IL 600 people
present The Toronto Club won two games and the
shamrock Club one Darkness coming on the match
declared drawn, the Torontos retaining the
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
BURGLARY AND OUTRAGE.

ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED PERpETRAToR.
vxRGEyNEs, Vt, Oct. Is, 1915
This place has been greatly excited over numerous
burgares, eliminating on Wednesday last in the rob-
bing OF Mrs T. G. Warmers residence and brutal
outrage her daughter A mulatto. namcd Oliver
Jackson arrested and held In $3 900 bail Yescr
day 10 answer the charge.
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WHALEMEN.

Al Kabenda. wCA, July 81 bark Draco Peakes Of NIB,
with $50 bbls hphk oil this Reports barks George
Susan Heysr NB 500 DO Adene Gibbs SMELL do sss do;
At July 70 bark Adeline Gibbs. sne Of NB
bbs hpbk oil bound to lceward hupbackng and then
OF shore sperm whaling and would be st Helena in
November.
AZ Patn Sept IL Hercules Sherman. NIB. with zoo
bbls sp oil
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BASE BALL.

The following table shows the number Of professional
league games that have been played this season, the
number that have been won, lost and yot 30 be
The New York herald., 1876-10-16

The Mutuals and Athletics failed 10 make their soc-
ond western tour. They were, consequently. dropped
from the league Accordingly all the games In which
these two clubs took part this have been
ceiled Dropping these games materially changes the
relative positions occupied by the remaining clubs the
result beng that the second place the series
cured by The Hartfords. The following is = corrected
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CALLAo Sept 23-Arrived bark Msthiide Stefens Tai
cahuano; 27th ship John w MARI, Morse, Valparaiso
Sailed Sept ~. shu NJ Davis (Br). koopman, France;
bark Lizzie acKson. Warwick. Huanillos
FATHER POINT Oct l5-Arrved, Austrian (Br),
wylc. Glasgow for Montreal.
HALIrAx. Oct l5-Arrived steamers George Crom vell
Bacon Johns, NJ, for New York. Hibernian (Br)
cher. Baltimore Ter Liverpool. &c.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEW BEDFORD Oct l4-Caps Barker. Of schr Minnie
Chsce that the buoy the north point Of Hen and
Chickens reef has gone from It's position
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The Fyaways and Quicksteps play their home and
homo game to-day on the Union Ground.
PRovipRTcg. X. l., Oct. 10, lS7d
On Saturday the Harvard University Base Ball Club
defeated the Brown Universally Club BY . score OF
to !.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MASt tEi1LAN kLOOSs
An OLD RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINk ~
AWAITS llFE BAl4sAM, the conqucror OF khcums
tlsm Cont Neuralgia Scrofula established - years.
sent everywhere BY express Depot, 246 Grand ST. =.
nivORcEs-QuIETLy IN ANY sTATk. FOR INCoM
Dpatibility, when divorced. AMEklCAS 10"
AGENCf II Astor House.
nfv0RCEs SPEEDILY OBrAINED; ADVICE Fkhhl
DPass3orts procured. FREDERICK l. kLN0s Lawyss
No. . 81 Marks place. New York easy.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

A MxMBRR OF A coRoxRR's JURY KILLED WHILE
nxruRHNo FROM AN INQUEST
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15, 1915
Mrs. Stein. residing ncar Hamilton, committed sui.
eide Friday evening, and the Coroner with jury,
went on, from Hamilton view the body. While the
party wore returning In wagon two of tho jurors,
Asa Cines and Robert Reed, were thrown out the
iormer suffering severe concusson OF the brain which
resulted fatally las, night and the latter having his
spins injured 30 that no 10 MOI expected to Live
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ship HKvJ CSw) from Rio Janeiro for San Francisco
date. lat S: S. Ion IS W. out 80 days.
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THE REAL NAME OF MRS. CHEEsMAN SAID 70
BE CORA CAMpBELL--THE NAME OF THE
'AUNT" NOW WITH HER-THE SUPPOSED
HUSBAND.
BosToy oct. Is, 1876.
The Herald states in connection with The my sterous
shooting OF Mrs. Choesman In New York, that her
real Is Cora Campbell, and that she is not
RED The s'aunt" with her, who went IRON
Lynn in answer to telegram, Is Mrs. Blanchard the
wfc OF G. w. NJ Blanchard, machinis, who has just
returned to Lynn after absence Of weeks On
being interview ed no denied knowing anything about
tho affair; but he seems the published de.
scriplion OF Mr. Chccsman. IL is surmised ho is the
The Lynn police reccnt but II IS believed
they on the trail.
The New York herald., 1876-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
Steamer.
Sails. Dsstiaafion

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEw ron THE MONTHS
OF OCTOBER NOVEMBER.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyaEAD, Oct l5 PM-wird sw. fresh bresxs; cloudy
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MI AR RTE

On the 14th instant in Frederick, by Rev.
Eschbach, Charles Edward Harris to
Miss Caroline T.. Faublc, both OF this
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On same day, by same, John d. Bittingcr
to Miss Annie NJ Harris, both Of this
county.
On the 1itIl, at the Reformed Parsonage
in Middlctown, by Rev lIoiimeir, George
A. Main to Miss Mary Catharinc, daugh.
ter of Conrad Smith, of the vicinity Of
Shookslown, this county.
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fever, Newton +. Biggs, aged 3G years
On the 18th instant, in Frederick, Mary
Alcinda, youngest daughter Of Green.
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Is years, 6 months and - days.
On tie 9th instant, very suddenly of heart
dscssc, at his residence three miles west
of Midlletown, William Keller, aged %
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81 OF AN ACRE OF LAND,
more or less and it is situated about II
miles south of Emmitsburg on the old road
leading from Emmitshur- TO CIcagcrstown,
and adioins the land Of John TroXcll and
has recently been in the possession Of John
Ii. Riley; Said land is improved with
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-30
EpuIANA EIS'E' a III

described in a deed from John TroXcll and
wife to Charlotte Wolf. recorded in Lihcr
o., W. l.. G. No >, folio TO- &c, one of the
Land Records Of Frederick county Said
real estate comprises
, 1876-02-02

my pillow. I could scarce believe my own
eyes, but so it was. On approaching to see if
it was really a sparrow, it flew upon the top
of the wardrobe, and there it remained all night.
The character Of Mrs. Dick was well known,
and mum erous visitors (among whom I may
mention the name Of Bishop Mitcbinson) often
witnessed the influence l had over the sparrow
tribe, especially over the one that appeared TO
sorrow most of all at my departure. l won
them by gentleness and kindness, and my
reward was ample.
What a moral for man What an example
for the cultivation of domestic love and affec-
tion do we find in these tiny creatures of the
feathered race, not one Of which falls to the
ground without the knowledge of our Heaven
ly Father 1t is time, however, to draw my
narrative to a close, and wondering if my pet
ted sparrow is yet alive, I am, Sir, &c,
T. B.. GRANT,