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The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

THE PRESIDENTS PARTY AT RUTLAND, VT
RUTLAND, VT, Aug. 17.-President Haye.
and party arrived IN Rutland about 9 O'Clock
last evening on special train, occupying
the Cantral Vermont directors car Belle
vue.
The left Bennington at 6 o'clock, and the
Journey up was succession Of ovations, the
people gathering at every station and cheer
ing the party. As soon as the train arrived
PRESIDENT Hayes was escorted to a carriage
by ex- Governor John B. Page, the remain.
der Of the party following, and was driven
rapidly to Governor Pages mansion on
Main street. Here they were received by
Mrs. Page ant other friends, large num-
Der of young ladies' arranged upon both
sides of the hall, strewing the floor with
flowers as the party entered. After lunch
had been served, the doors of the house
were thrown open and about a thousand
people svailed themselves of the opportunity
OF meeting the President. The reception
lasted an hour and half. The house was
beautifully decorated with fowers. At the
close OF the reception the party sat down to
an elegant supper, Immediately after which
they were escorted to the depot, where, q
special train was awaiting them to convey
them to Brattleboro, via Bellows Falls.
Secretaries Evarts, Deyens, and Key left the
train at Bellows Falls and 60 to Windsor
to spend the Sabbath with Secretary Evarts
where they are to be Joined on Saturday
night by the President and the remainder of
the Presidential party on their return from
Brattleboro.
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY ENDORSED
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 17.-The Cumber>
land County Republican Convention yester-
day adopted resolutions endorsing President
Hayes policy.
JUDGMENT RENDERED.
NEW YORK, Aug. Y.-Judge Donahue
this morning, gave judgment in the case of
the striker. B. J.. Donoque. He says the
acts complained of were not denied, and 1t
was not an excuse to allege that the prison.
er was not aware that the railway was in
the hands of an officer of the Court. Al
similar plea might be made in petty lar
ceny case, that the thief did not know that
the property belonged to the person men.
TONED in the Indictment. After pointing
out the gravity of the otferse, the Court
says that it should be borne In mind that the
otfenses are such that the prisoner may be
Indicted for them Therefore he allows the |
prisoner to be discharged at the expiration
Of thirty days from arrest, which will be |
next Wednesda
COLLISION.
WALDEN, N. Y, Aug. ia collision |
occurred on the Erie Railroad between two |
freight trains at the Junction, east of Gray
Court, at an early hour this morning. The |
conductor, s. W. Hurd, had both legs cut |
off and received severe internal injuries.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE kerosene oil
works of Denslow g. Rush, in South Brook
yn,iwere destroyed by fire last night. Loss
at 81 900, insurance about $4,000.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
CHERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Levari Tacias t,
me Injected, will be exposed to Public save
AZ the Lafavet @ Hotel, si Shipl.y stree
Kept by George W. Ortlip in the City "
Wlm hgioa, NtW Castle Loun y, .e!a
ware, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST lsth, A. D. 1877,
at2 o'clock. +. M,
The following described Real Estate viz
All that Ger tain Ot OF land and Two story
hrlck dwelling house thereon, tuate IN
The said city OF Wilmington, b unded and
described as follows. 10 wit .--Btsinning al
The westerly side of Madison street between
,th and 9th streets. at the distance of III
feet q inches from the nOri herly side of 8th
str ct, thence westerly parallel to sth street
o5 feet 10 the easterly sid. of Morrow vt
thence thereby nor. herly l6 f L. to corner,
thence eas'ery parallel to the first men
TONED line and 9Th ST. through the ntre
Of.the party wall between tn and the az :
J ing house on the north IS #, to the
afOrest i'd westerly side Madison st., then ce
thereby sOutherly IL 1T to the place of be
Inning, be the cOnten's thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of Charles G. Stern snd Nary 4. his
wi e, and James Springer and Annie
Spri ger, and Joshua Mars, President VI
the Mutual l. an Association, t. t's, and to
be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sberift's Office, New Castle, August l, 1877
aug3-Ls
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ETC,
ETC,
THE EASTERN WAR.
ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE
BULGARIAN ARMY,

LONDON, Aug. 17.-A dispatch from Bu-
charet says that the fever epidemic in the
Russian army in Bulgaria is increasing. The
troops also are in want of food, and refuse
pay unless in the coin of their own country
They threaten to surrender to the Turks
unless paid in coin, as demanded. The
present state or affairs in the army is very
alarming.
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The 'o owing described real estate, viz

Zo'clOck p. M.
The Hol' owing described d real estate, VIZ
All that certain tract p zee or par e. "l
lard sllla,e in New Castle h'rdr'd, IN lhe
county and Stale aforesaid and D unded
and described ~ follows to wit BEGINNING
al a stoue on the s"uth SIDE o. Chr,St'aha
rrceis an,, running the"cc with ihudS no"
of BENJAMIN =. BOO h sou h ~ h"g'ees east
400 perCr r.s to stone nence horth al ue
reos east rs percheS % Il stone, rn' !or
this a, d la nus of the h"i's ',f Luhn NC
GRO. g, dere, Sed, therce with lnnn ~ me
heirs " the sald John &C. owe, d"'ea'ed
and lands OF )uiS II. Fcnnlng'on hoI'll
~ deg e"s west 4s9 perchcs to aston ON IN
s"u,h side If said Christian" c"eek 1h"nce
up saii or. eA the several courses thcretl m nu
ptrcNes hance south Is degrees ""s, ~
perrh"s tn ,nce sOnlh de"rees W'St .
percH&s t.ence south 80 degrees Yves =
perchca TO the p ace Of beginning. contain,
ing within said bounds Two hundred ana
niue acres, one rood apd five perches ol
land be the same more or less.
Seized and taken IN execu ION as the pro-
periy of George A Wand grin a1t han
nah Vand"gritt, hi wl.e, ana I. t. and 10 De
sold by
ISAAC GEUBB, Sherlf.
sherif's Office, New Castle, Aug s, 1871
Aug OTIS
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EklFf'S SALE.

Bv vi''ue Of writ nf lev@ri F,ciAs, to
me dire ctrd, will be exposed to Pubic Sn!e'
faII. In t % city of New Castle, in New
as6Ie nu' drtd an | county DEL. on
TU ..SpAY, the 2sth day Of August 1877, al
Zo'clO"k p. M.
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE kerosene oil
works of DeDslow g. Rush, in South Brook.
lyn,Iwere destroyed by fire last night. Loss
estimated at $1,000, insurance about $4,000.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
The War in the East
THE LEHIGH STRIKERS.
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY AT RUT-
LAND,
AND CONFLAGRA
TIONS.

ETC.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
TOrpodoes in War.

Tho success Of tho Russians with
the use OF torpcdocs has directed at
tcntlon to this species of warfare.
1t is claimed that tho honor of tho
invention Of the present systom is
duo to General Rains, of North
Caolina, who first used them in tho
Florida war, and then protected tho
harbors Of tho Confoderacy with
thcm. Ono hundred and twonty~
three torpcdoes wcro planted in
Charleston harbor and the Stono
river, ono hundred and ono in tho
Roanoke rivor, North Carolina, by
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21

The Radical county convention in
Charleston nominated ten Demo-
Gratis for members Of the House
Mcssrs. Robert Ad@cr, II. b. Rhctt,
JAS. B. Campbell, G. r. Simonton,
G. G. Mcmminspr, Andrew Simonds,
Edward Willis, Jno. L. Fickon,
Henry Bnist Ind NJ W. Nenning
This was but plan to split the
Democracy, but it failed. All ihcsc
gentlemen have declined, saying
that they can accept n candidacy
from no source but tho Democratic
nominating convention.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
SmERI}F'S SALE.
SHERIFWS SALE.

10y Writ c of an executions to me direct
Led will offer for sale before the Court
House door i'll Winnsboro on tho first
Monday in July next within the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bid
der for CASH, the following describe d
property, to wit:
Allthat plantations or tracto land lying
in Fairfield county. containing EIGHTY
FIVE ACRES, more or less, and bollndcd by
lands OF Alexandra E!@cr, Mrs. Polly, D.
j. Montgomery and others-~Icvicd on
rs the propertyof j. 9. MuckoreIl at the
suit of II. j. MGCar)oy.
S. W. RI5EE,
Hhcrl1f Ollice, S. L. G.
Winnsboro, S. c.,
June 8, 1877.
june 12-t1x2.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
What the Richland Democrats Gained

Capt. II. w. Dickson, who had
proposed running rs an indcpcnc,ont
Democratic candidate for Judge
Of P:o Datc Of Richland cornty, set ii
tho part Of wisdom and patriotism in
withdrawing from the contest before
the day of election, and in working
for tho success Of the regular Dem
cratic nominee. Captain Dickson is
n highly respected citizen. Ills
friends pressed his claims before the
Executive Committee, but he failcd
to receive the nomination. Cap
tain Dickson was disposed at first
>quiotly to acquiesce in the action Of
the constituted authorities of Ihc
Democratic party. But, mfortu
rnately, he seems tohave had friends,
ssuch friends as a man should some,
'timcs beg to be delivered from BY
thor advice he announced himself as
nn independent candidate, and for
somo days refused to abide by the
nomination. Had he persisted in his
i'll advised course, he would have
wrought destruction upon himself
and tho Democracy. The Radicals
OF Richland greatly outnumbcr the
democrats, and it is only by main~
.tainlng tho strictcst discipline and
presenting the boldest front to the
"onemy that tho lattor can ever hopo
to succeed. An independent can
'didacy ut this time in Richland, or,
ns for that matter, in any county of
South Carolina, would be a public
calamity. Wore the two parties
equal in honesty and intelligence, SO
TINT no Injury would result from tho
supremacy of either, necessity would
not be SO great for tho strict main-
tonanco of party discipline. But
tho bright day of Dcmocraticnscond-
,ency has only Eendo: OIL moro .hidoous
the black night of the Radical res
gine. And having >onco escaped
from tho horrors of that epoch, tho
people should exercise tho greatest
caution mover again to subject thcm-
selves te,tho Radical yoke.
Tho State lis not yot safe. We
have gained hut ono victory. The
crushing onslaught of last November
was Irresistible, and Radicalism, de.
moralized as it was by it's long Lease oj
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21

The colorod cadet Nlippcr, from
Georgia, who graduated at West
Point the other day is in q quandary.
He has drawn tho elephant and
does not know what to do with it.
The laws provide that even colorcd
regiments shall have white officers.
Flippcr's best course would be to
volunteer in the Turkish army and
teach Mul;htar pasha how to thrash
Nopodojfstchy, or whatever that
Russian chap is named We charge
nothing for this advice
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
E. J. McCar1ey

EGS to call attention to his new
y > Stock of Boots and Slices, all sizes
and styles. at nprcccdcntctEy low prices.
ALSO,
AE entirely new Stock of Groceries.
Sugar of all grades, Coffee Eicc, Hominv.
Meal, Dap, Starch Soda, Pepper, Tea, ctc.
Fine Seed Irish Potatoes.
Choicest Brands of Flour.
Best Corn and Rye WhiSi,ey in town,
Tobacco and Cignrs, MoIusscs, Lard,
Bacon Hams &o lowest market prices
for cash.
mar II. j. McCARIEY
S1iERI&F'S SALE.
u Y virtue of a Iucrtgng and powo, of
- seizure and sale herein contain cd,
executed by w. j. McNulty to Holmes
u Durham |, as agent of Holmes Il Dur
ham, will offer for sale before the Court
House door in Mnnsboro On the first
Monday in July next. within the legal
hours Of sale, for Cash, the. following de-
scribcd property, to wit:
One bay Horse one bay Mule, one milch
Cow, one Buggy and one two-horse
Wagon, the property Of W. T.. McNulty,at
the suit OF Homs d. Durham.
S. W. RUFE,
juno 10-f1X2 S.F.C,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21

means of which seven out Of twelve
vessels that attacked Fort Branch
were sunk. OF tho fleet sent to
capture Mobile, three iron n-clads, two
tin clads and seven transports wore
sent to the bottom by by torpedocs.
There were fifty cight vessels sunk
by torpedocs in tho war, md somo
Of them Of no snal1 celebrity, us
Admiral Farragut's flag ship, tho
Harvest Moon, the Thorn, tho Com
modorc Jones, tho Monitor Patapa~
co, Ram Usage, Monitor MilwaulSie,
Housatonic and others The inn.
portance ofthe invention is such that
it is destined to revolutionizc the
whole system of warfare.
Marquis Of Hidaddy to American
Minister Picrrcpont: "Hnw, my
dear fcllah, L see you mean to be ono
Of us; to drop, i'll fact. the vulgarity
of that b]awstcd country of yours
Pierrcpont: "Yathe 1 cawn't make
mytlolf think, do YOU know, chat
I'm from there at all. Have you
cgthamincd my new cwotht, mar.
quith - C0uricr.J3tVnai.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
Shirts :! Shirts J.! SHIRTS !!

Shirts ! Shirts Shirts i!
w AMSUITA Muslin and 22O0 Linen,
w at $500 per half dozen.
Pcrcale ands Calico at$6. 90 and $500 Der
half dozen.
mar % J.:F. McMAsIER SEQ.
LAMP CIIIMNEYS.
S0 dozen ChimDoy of nll kinds inst
OV received, and offered nt reduc"J Iced
rates, by tho dozen or half dozen, at tho
Drug store OF
june DIR. w. l.. AIKEN.
Wines, Liquors, ToOacco, &c.
ININE Ralc Shorty Vino, fine N. G.
- Scuppcrnong Wine, fine old Porto
Port Vino, fine imported Clarct Vino,
For table use:
ALSO,
Fine article dry Scuppornong Wine,
Otard's u Co. genuine Cognao Brandy,
pure N. G. Apple Brandy, CHI, ice Stone
Mountain Georgia. Corn Whiskey, pure
N. @. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey, NV
Cabinet Rye-the bost whiskoy in town,
and afull stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale Alo.
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider on
draught. Tho largest and bcst selected
stock OF Havana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, Blackwell's genuine Smoking To-
bacco, Mcssina Oranges and Lemons for
sale low for cash by
,jnnol2 +. w. HABENIcnT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
M0RRIS' HOTEL.

have just finished painting, rprnriny
l. and thoroughly renovuting my 'flotcj
from top to bottom, and now have it in
hrst class ordcrand am prepared To- en-
terrain my guests with much more con,
yicnce and comfcrt than erct,fur..
Office on first floor aud opening on main
street, with dinning room and snmi.l,.
room adjoining. Every effort will l,o
madcto make my guests comfortable.
E1'' Hotel located next door to T..
Elders large grocery and dry good stores,
and in thc.centrnl and business portion of
town. Charges to suit the times.
A. A. MORRIS,
april -26-tf Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
Merchant Jailorinq.

1lE undersigned Informs tho citizens
ofWinnsbero and tho county generally,
that he has opened II Tailoring Establish
mcnt in the store next ito Mr.. j. ,Clondin-
ing's. He is preparcd.to do MI kinds Of
work in his line Mt short notice and on
sSeasonable terms. A full line of samples
kept constantly on hand, from which
customers may make selections. Spocial
attention given to QUITTING.
.feb. .2l-txGm w. G.. ROCHE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
WRAPPING PAPER.

M RC1hNTS arc requested to COM
;lHI pare our prices for Paper and Paper
Bags, with those paid elsewhere
J>h8 Nc &4i..j /. BRIO
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21

The people of Georgia have
decided by majority Of about ten
Thousand to coil u constitutional
convention. Tho present constitu'
ton was adopted by tho Bullock
regime and is very faulty. Great
caro- has been exercised in tho
selection of delegates, and the State
will be much benefited by the result
Of their deliberations.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
r. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNO. S. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor

Tho election for Judge Of Probate
for Richland county resulted in the
triumph of Mr.. Andrew Crawford,
tho Democratic nominee, by about
six hundred majority. Thus anoth-
.er advance has been made by the
solid Democracy upon a Radical
stronghold, and q great victory
won.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
TO The Citizens of Fairfield
County.

announce myself aus n candidate for
the Office of Clerk Of the Court for Fair
field county. The following are my
reasons for seeking the OH ,o: [ hnvc II
large family to support, and children to
educ&to by nay own efforts. [ lost an arm
i'll tho service Of my country, and the
office would at least be Il great help to IL
man in my situatip0. SO if no other
man offers, whose claims ore better, and
You will elect M | PROMISE to fill the
office honestly, AMI to the b cst of NY
ahii
im,r 2r'I Il. II JENNINGS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-21
SOMETHING NEW.

I mve just received some very fine old
l. Corn Whiskey, Peach and Apple Bran
dy, from Stone Mountain, Georgia, k.nd
other grades ofIWcstcrn Rye Whiskcys,
North Carolina Corn and Ry" Whiskcys,
Domestic and Imported Vines and
Brnndics.
ALSO
A large stock Of bottled goods, consist.
ing Of Champagne, Lager Beer, for
family nsc, Aies, PCftcrs, Soda Water &c
One barrel fresh Newark Cider on draught.
Cool dMnks ,olall descriptions. Tobacco,
Cigars, DC.
Az Our WoUsE.-s-
j. ID. McCARLEY,
mays Proprictdr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22

Steamer Holland (Br) Healy. London viz Southampton
Steamer Hcrder Ger, Brandt, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Chcrbourg-Kunhnrdt n Co.
steamer Mas Dntci) Van der Hoeven. Rotterdam
Funch, Edyc Co. :
Steamer Gamma (Br), Liddicoat, Bermuda-A L Outer
bridge. So -
Rjchmond--Old Dominion Steamship Co
steamer W Woodw ard. Young. Batimore-Wm DalEell
steamer Ellie Knight, McCrcery. Phadelphia -Bogsrt
steamer G Biddle. Davis, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hand
Steamer Franconis Bragg, Porftnnd-J Amcs.
ship nssia tBrl. Jones' Liverpool -Arkel Tufts Co.
Bark Ribston (Br). Brown. Yokohama Vernon II
Bark Ion. tAus, Ivancieh. Penarsh Roads for orders
BARK vssren (Nor). Petersen, Bergen (Norway,-C To-
Bark Emie Gen. schungc. Bremen-charles Luling 4
BARK Guchen tFr,, Boulon, vigo for ordcrs-Boyd
Bark CsEotta Fanny Aus). Rumen, Alexandra. Esio.
Bsrk rormosa, Pierce. Buenos Ayres-J Norton. Jr 4
Brig ermanes Nor. soreascn christensen for orders
Brig orion tBrS, Bcifontsne Standardization. Wat.
Brig Cora Green Collins, Jcrcmio (HavtD r II Smith
nrie neios Ger, Borgwadt. Newark. NJ-Funeh Edye
schr A ID Henderson. Fordisch, Cedar Keys and Key
west-Benner 4 Pinckncy.
Schr Washington. Fischer, Brunswick, Ga--Tupper 4
scir Addc Henry, Buns Newborn. NC Gomez. Pear
scir l. u Benson Dnn. Port Johnson Geo Bulley.
schr Imogcne. Lord. Bostc Cartwright Doyle.
schr Maria Davis. Chase, Dcnnisport Mass-Doanc 4
schr Freeman, Eldridge Dcnnisport, Mass-Doane a
scnr Dart Campbell BridGcport-stamiord Manufactur-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK KArw AGNES (Br from st john, NIB for Newport,
f. ashore Mud Island Tusket, NJ. will prove total
loss The arrived at st John, Nh. june IL.
BRIG ocH Lososp. from New York for salonica before
reported taken into Newport, RI after having been
ashore on Block Island having her bottom repair Cd
lime ~ and will proceed on her VOYAGE I'D.
sem FLAsii Morse, while going from Shaotte No.
lime 10 struck u aud knocScd hole In her hot.
tou necessary put her the that
place for repairs
scuN ANNIE MYRrcK tof Provincrtown). Higgins from
Perth Anboy for North Salem. with cargo OF coal for
salem Laboratory 90. ashore June 10 on Lobster
Rocks Beverly Harbor and will hsvc TO discharge to get
Of. She u said to he leaking badly
The schooner before reported sunk a Seal Island the
Morning light , from Boston for Liverpool Ms, with
general cargo Grew saved and sent home in steamer I'D
gar stewart The registered ~ tons butt ~ Lv
erpool Ms In 1867. and hailed from Port Mcdway, Ms
PORTLAND June The st John got safely
from tho st John conagaton and arrived at Eastpot
dav
QUEBEC juno 2o-Schr Marie Almida tHrl, from Quebec
for Glasgow with deals osa wrsck st Psin 81 Peter
Crew saved.
PORTS With prevsions sshore at Tcrtsgo River No per.
neulaga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
WEATHER REpoH
HoLYHEAp. juno 81. PM Calm misty.
PLYMOUTH, June 81, PM-Wind r., moderate
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER, April i3-Passed bark Korsor Dsn) Grove. from
BonsAY. May ie~sasd ships WIN Dousia, tBr, Doug.
ms H"yre ls!h Gen Domvle fBr). stanton. DO; 18Th
Arrived lay 80 .hip hancock Hardy. Now York tbe-
POI. My u ship. %yeaq,!a css Dexter, and c,.y
sne: Frank osrvi Br Psndsrsss. from c.rdn arrived
' Cow 0f sar ' Gs S June r.mSo.sA
B Fs'i ISM New s,1 9os sonb. L,n,. o.rv u.vr.
In po,. June 20 brig Blanche Br Roberts from St
Tsrsa Po,sr me ai II 30 AM-Arrved steamer Do
mp,Gn s aS Qs@s. B
S.ss$ 18th ssss E.sss.a CD Fleet sranr.or ctom
~ $s,sd 18Th big s.s,i. Ss,ssS s..:saSs!s;
xos.ss4, June l9$.vsa steamer: ..s Lake Nes.nso.
cleared 18Th. sesrssSy. Fortune Queenstown
si.x af sspoo
NORTH srpSKY June Arrived bark John Black tBr,
Srcs1o 's june so bark Dante O., Santos
New nSs. Sstsr. reported wss.ns Ssss
London ier Montreal wsidensan. stephens Gassox
ss ss "::s:;
"r n.,w.n %a
is sps GOon9 Imps ,SsRos
London: xnss.sss. white. sharpness: Thoivs Grsh.m,
Larsen lonaon Del Gratis Nielsen do Duke Of wsn 1:
tor ~'s uns
FORT Kate fSor Bordeaux; Jubina Nor, Maypor:; brig
Sailed Issh bark McNarn (Br), Gibbons Liver
pool.
stxGAroRg, June 7Arriyed. bark Northern Star tBr,
WORTHY New York (before reported without dMte)
ST THosAs. Juno 2oArrived bark Emma Frances tBr,.
Burns, Rio Janoiro. seokng
JOHNS. NJ. June 20 Arrived, steamer Hbcrnan (Br)
Archer Liverpool for Baltimore.
s. joMS: Ns June is-Arrivsd, 'ohr Fanny Shaw Be-
Cleared 18th banks Melbourne tBp. Denhsm, Borrow;
Aurora OBJ Churchill st Mao schr Arisna tBr, Everett
New York. -
TnrNIpAp juno s-Arrvsd, schr W Brown, Smith, Las
Tunas sy before).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
A HUSBANDS REVENGE.

Some six or seven weeks ago John Maher, OF No. 70
Main street, Brooklyn, became acquainted with
MRS. Jennie Craig, of No. " Henry street
They went out at night for walks, aud also
drank beer together They became very intimate
and the husband OF Mrs. Cray learned OF hts
wife's doinss. Ho charged her with inndciity
and she acknowledged her guilt Tho pair then
arranged that Mrs Craig was 10 give Mr. Maher nm
Invitation to. meet her last night THIS she
did, and alter thoy drank some liquor to-
gethcr she asked him to accompany hor
10 her He did 30. aud no sooner
WINS he seated than Craig entered by another
door and set upon him. Nahcr struggled
hard to defend himself, but Mrs. Craig joined
her husband and between them Maher was
badly used Tho cries Of Craig were heard by an
officer, who went to his assistance and took
tho ASSISTANTS to the Madison street station
house. The wounded man was also taken 10 the sta.
ton house and thence he was removed to The Chambers
Street Hospital. There II was found that no had
scalp wounds, broken nose and bruises over
the eyes; middle finger OF his lott hand broken
and his wrist was spraincd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-22
ALLEGED MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

Irr. Amanda A. BroadwelI keeps boarding house
at No. "a West Tenth street. On the 23d Of May Mr.
Edward !. Walton engaged board there for himself,
bis wife and his sister, Mrs Mabel Davis and hcr child
On the 9Th Of juno Mr.. Walton notified that his
wanted but he and his inmy remained till
tho l4th Fifteen minutes after their departure Mrs
Brondwel visited the vacated apartments and discov-
cred that the carpet had been all directions and
that the damage sustained amounted TO SIS.
Mr. Walton. his wifo and sister, Mrs. DAVIS. were
arragned before judge Wandcll yesterday . charge
Of malicious mischief The com planant stated that
she would not havo pressed the charge possibly had
they committed acts causing great amount OF dam
age. Nr. Walton and Mrs Davis were held In $500
bail 10 answer and Mrs. Walton parocd.