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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30
THE MANNERS OF AUTHORS.
Holmes, LOngfellOw, whittier, Emerson
Holland, Howells and Others.

New York letter to the Cincinnati Commercially
DR.. Holland Is inclined to be severe and sol
emn. He has pace like an Indian and lank.
dom lighted BY smile.
ME- Mq aa MHss Ded asa The wrote ssa H sa
woman. from wRoD Place one would never guess
that her life had been one of much affection
She has two sons who are more DEVOTED to her
society than most boys are to their sweet
hearts. and her little Office in Scribner's
building is probably the most luxurious
II e ha adv There is no ed
Miss Mary l.. Booth. Of Harper's Bazaar is q
feminine editor Of longer standing than Mrs.
Dodge. and Is one OF the best souls alive. Prob
ably no literary woman in the country has more
friends.
But though the literary circle In New York is
still holds the palm. though the time is not far
distant when she will lose it,
j, To Boston then. for further illustrations OF
Longfellow is said to have the kindliest. most
benignant manner conceivable. He treats every
one who approaches him with the utmost
he does it without letting you and It ont. Low,
Gentleman is moody and m uncertain and those
who approach him are not always sure with
what degree of cordially they are to be re-
Oliver Wendell Holmes is a brisk, witty man.
who. dresses in the most charmingly old
fashioned style, always with drab wastcoat,
and a coat that seems too small for him. He
looks like cross between a Yankee and a
Scotchman. and has dried UP appearance.
very much like an autumn leaf; But he. has, a
keen eye, that laughs when he laughs. And he
enjoys laughing, and wakes you up with his
always a Quaker. He invariably says thee"
and thou" and has the quiet. gentle Quaker
way. Emerson is another of the quiet. soft
spoken writer's. happened, years ago., to be
standing near him in public place-quite ac-
cidentally assure you-when an enthusiastic
fellow, whose speech betrayed the cOckney,
rushed up. seized his hand, and with his hat on
ratified off the following:
Mr. Emmerson. allow me to take you by the
hand. consider yon the greatest writer since
Shakespeare" Mr.. Emmerson bowed slightly
and quiet smile stole over his face.
Of Howell, who edits the atlantic. 1t will hardly
be necessary to say much to the people who
live in Ohio. He has a shy way about him, and
something of the delicacy and gentleness that
mark his writings are visible also in his bear
ing and movements. And SO the list might go
on. The moral OF It ali would seem to be that
the popular ideal of a literary man as long
haired. sulky fellow. with no manners and no
amiability needs revision. These men 1 have
named would probably show higher degree of
personal affability. charity and generosity than
any equal number of men taken from any other
profession or business in the world.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30
The Wrong Plea.
IN. Y. Tribune.]


One of the most interesting decisions in the
records Of criminal practice was rendered in
the Supreme Court at Columbus, Ohio Sarah
NJ. Victor, convicted Of poisoning her brother
Joseph Parquet, in order to obtain $4,000 life
insurance, was originally sentenced to be
hanged, but as there were symptoms of in
sanity the Governor committed her punish
ment to imprisonment for life. While she
was in the penitentiary her reason was re-
stored and she refused to assent to the
Communication of the sentence. Having
obtained writ OF habeas corpus, she asked
the court to release her; but the bench ruled
that although she was detained in the
penitentiary without warrant of law mas
much as she had not consented to the COM
mutation of sentence, she was not entitled to
liberty, but was an escaped prisoner after
conviction and must therefore be delivered to
the sheriff and the original sentence be carried
out Ina word, the prisoner who was trying
to crawl out of the courts through the knot
hole of technicality, was ordered to be
hanged. This was more than she and her
lawyer had bargained for. AS soon as she
was taken to the county Jail, she opened pro
ceedings in error and applied for a reversal Of
the Judgment and order which she had her.
self procured. The Supreme Court now rules
that the Common Pleas was wrong in affirm
ing that prisoner must consent to a COM
mutation of sentence, and decides that Mrs.
Victor must be sent back to the penitentiary
for life,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30
MAKE ME A soNG.


ont Or the silenoes make me song,
beautiful, sad and soft and low;
Let the loneliest music sonno a.ong ION
Dim and drear
Al hopes last tear,
Ont Of the silences make me hymn.
Whose sounds are shadows soft and dim.
Out Of the stiffness In your heart
A shoussnd songs are sleeping there
Make mo but one, thou child OF art,
The song Of hope in last despair.
Dark and low
A chant OF woe,
Out OF the stiffness, tone by tone,
soft a. snowflake, wild as moan.
Out OF the darknessss flash me song,
Brightly dark and dsrkly bright:
Let IL sweep as lone star sweeps along
The mystical shadows III the night,
Sing IL sweet,
Where nothing Is drear, or dark, or dim,
And earth. songs melt into Heavens hymn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30

me. does you 2" Not as remember on" In
course. you doan'" "Why?" cause I has
bin right down fine on business principles ebber
me in de eye while tell you dat de proper way
is to keep your eyes rollin' round de business
shaky. doan pay de debt but wait till IT'D dey fall
II firm is shaky and owes you, sit on the doah
step till you get de money. Now. go long wild
your whitewash. "-Courier-J ournal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30
Human Hair and Toilet Goods.

Real French HAIR BRAIDS. for soc.
Twenty six inches long HAIR BRAIDS, at 81 2s.
CURLs. FRIzZETs. PUFFS, etc.
I'VE have Just received from auction a lot OF
5000 HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. and we
shall give our customers the benefit OF this
low purchase)
FLORENCE HAIR Hat and Cloth Brushes.
TOILET MIRRORS. with rubber back. &C.,. 75c.,
g5c. to 81 rs.
Rich DRESSING CASES. for ladies' and gentle
men, very suitable for presents. from 50 up
to si2.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30

New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
street.
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Cutlery and Silverware Department

Cutlery and Sllverware Department.
Six steel KNIVES with FORKS, for 7sc.
Finer goods at 95c. to % per set.
Six silver plated TEASPOONS. for soc.
Six silver plated TABLESPOONS. for 75c
Six silver plated TABLEFoRKs. for 7sc.
Finer grades at 95c to 80 s5 per set.
Silver plated flve-bottle CASTOR. 75c. to IS.
Silver plated NAPKIN RING. for 15c. to 81 so.
Six Ivory NAPKIN RINGS, for 75c. etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-30

A Very Large Doll and Toy Department.
BUY DOLLS HERE AND SAVE MONEY.
WAX DOLLS. from 1oc. up to s1o comprising
variety of over 100 styles.
CHINA DOLLS, from 1oc. to 80.
KID DOLL BODIES. 81. 81 25. 81 SO.
DOLL HEADS. all Sizes from 1oc. to IS. In
Wax. Biscuit. Rubber and China.
In the Toy Line
We have everything what pleases the little ones
both Girls as we'll as Boys.
China TEA SETS. from 4oc. up to s..
Brittania TEA SETS, from 25c up to 50.
KITCHEN SETS. STOVES. and PIANOS which
never get out of order.
Crandels celebrated A B O and PICTURE
BLOCKS. from 15c. up to 81 so.
All the latest novelties In Mechanical Toys
MONEY BANKS. TRUNKS. DOLL HOUSES,
etc.. TOOL CHESTS. from CSC. up to $40,
GAMES-Amusing and instructive; CHESS,
DOMINO. BACKGAMMON. PARLoR CROQUET,
GREAT REPUBLIC. CHEssINO. CRIBBAGE.
and fifty other games. from CSC. up to 81.
In addition to the above goods we have
thousands of other articles.
Please remember that we sell beautifully
arvetd Walnut VI BRACKETS from &c nn to akc-
also, WALL POCKETS, MATCH SAFES, etc.
LOOKING GLASSES. size 10 by II. only s5c.
Best UMBRELLA In town only 9Oc.
Velvet and Gilt EASEL FRAMES at prices
which cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
LAMPS, GOBLETs. etc.
ENGLISH POCKET KNIVES at prices which
will please you.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to
buy of US.
C.O.D.oRDERS PRoMPTLYFIL
Address
THE CHICAGO TRADE PALACE,
I47. Canal street. ............I45
NEW ORLEANS.
des1u Levy Bros. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
CLEARED.

Steamer Hrrdcr Ger. Brandt. Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg -KunhHrdt 4 60.
Steamer w A scholten tDutch) Janze". Rotterdam
Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Steamer Niagara. Curtis. Havans-Jamcs e Ward Co.
steamer City Of Washington tnew), Zimmerman Havana
IF Alexandra Il Sons
steamer Gamma (Br), Lcddicoat. Hamilton tBermudn)
A r. Outerbrdge.
Steamer Rapidan Kcmpton, ssvsnnah-Murray. Ferris
4 Co.
steamer Regulator. Doane Wilmington, NC-wm p
Clyde X Co.
steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence City Point and Rich
monJ-0ld Dominion steamship 20.
Steamer FrMnconia. Bragg. Portlant-J AmeS
Steamer Ncrens hallett, Boston-H Dimock.
hip Normandy. Tukey, Liverpool-B Metcalf Go.
Bark Vanadis (Nor), Svendsen. Gloucester, E-P
Bark kagna tNor). Eertsen Bristol. &c Tobias Co
BARK Prodomo (Nor) Jacobsen, Cork or Falmouth for
ordcrs-Funch. Edye Il Go.
BARK Cecilia dtal Basso, Cork Falmouth for orders
Benham 4 Bos esen
Bark Louise Lubckc tGer). Rucrcnsack. Cork Fall
mouth Tor orders-Funch. Edge K Co
Bark Atlantic tBr,, wyman. Limerick-D de Wolf q
Co.
BARK Jennie Armstrong (Br). McNutt. Dunkirk-P l
Nevius Il Son.
Bark suez dtal, umain, Philipville. Agiers-Funch.
Edge Co.
Bark Reoecca Caruana. Johnson. Matanzas-waydeli 4
Scbr Post Boy Robinson St Pierre, Mart t-K Buck &
Co.
Schr Jordan L Mott. robin Montego Bay. ia Moses
Cohen.
Schr Ruth Darling, Swazey. Nuevitas-Marcus Hunter
Co.
schr AIos (Br), Landsiis. ssckville, NB-PI Nevus
Son.
schr Fairfield. Taylor. Philadclphia via Chester, Pa
Schr Lucisn. Emery. Now Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
schr Dart. Campbell. Bridseport-stamford Manufac-
schr 5 T Goodwin, Williams, bridgeport -s.amfor tsIanu
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
GREECE AND TURKEY.

NEW YORK, Nov. %, 1877.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
When six months ago war was declared between
Russia and Turkey the feeling in this country was al
most unanimously IN favor OF the former. To-day .
very marked change In this feeling - noticeable,
which has bccn brought about not only BY tho stub.
born resistance OF tho Turks, bat also by the vcry
skilful use which the Turkish authorities made OF
the press and the telegraph IN disseminating news
favorable to their cause ana full OF alleged
atrocities committed az ainst the peaceful MussuL
mans These persistent publications have brought
many people TO tho conclusion that tho Turk Is no
longer the oppressor but the oppressed. Nobody Will
certainly deny that tho Turkish regulars have fought
galanty and that the Turkish soldier has shown 1x
cellent qualities OF personal courage and endurance
But between this ana the atrocities and dcprcdations
committed by tho Zcibecks, hi bazouks and Circas
SLAMS there is woc difference and sentimcntality IN
favo. OF the Turk would be rather out OF place. We
need only refer those VINO begin to show somo tender
Tor the TURK TO yesterdays dispatches giving
account of the debate In the Crock chamber
outrages committed In the Greek
provinces winch still under Turkish rule.
These provinces have not SHOWN any revolu-
tionary symptoms and yet each mail brings us ac-
counts OF bcartrcnding outrnRcs committed In them
by the Mussulmans. We have before us circumstan-
tial accounts, both from private accounts and from
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
A PARK 81 RECT BRAWL.

At No 10 Park is low lager beer saloon
and dance hall much frequsnted by Italians. who
gather there rom the purlteus OF Baxter Crosby
streets enjoy themselves nightly. IL Is often the
scene OF Eight between It's ot-biooded patrons but
ths rows, whatever they wcrc have generally been
promptly suppressed Last night the music and dancing
were going on as usual and things seemed generally
happy till about nine o'clock, when the whole room
was suddenly set In commotion by tho sight OF a
fierce hand hand struggle in the centro OF the floor
between two excited The dancing ceased at
once and a crowd oil and women-prncipay
women-rushed forward to separate tho combatants.
Before this was accomplished however, ono OF
The had stabbed tho other three tmcs.
Otncer Carker, OF tho Fourth precinct, was called
upon and he arrested the assailant and caused tho
wounded 10 bo brought 20 the Oak street station
house whence he removed TO the Chambers street
Hospital. On examination IL was found that though
his clothes were cut and torn very much by thc
operation Of the knife there really but wound,
and that not very serious, though very
painful ono in the right side. The name OF tho
assailant Michael Tambn of No. 1893 East Eleventh
street, and his victim John Rigg, OF No 20 Baxter
street The quarrel originated about a girl, friend
OF Tambini, who refused TO dance with Rggii and
Rggli insulting her Tambini took up ner quarrel,
with the result above stated.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
A WIDOWS WRONGS.
HOW POOR MRS. CONWAY, OF NEWARK, LOST
HER PROPERTY AND HOME

HOW POOR MRS. CONWAY, or NEWARK, LOST
HER PROPERTY AND HOME.
Tho hearing in the New Jersey Court OF Chanccry,
before Vice Chancellor Van Fleet OF case the details
ofwhich form story OF very remarkable character
a story in which . poor Irish widow figures as the
yict,m-was down Tor yesterday. year ago James
Conway. well digger, was killed, and leii
his widow, woman OF little intelligence, a
house and lot in the Fifth ward OF Newark. II
was purchased from tho Citizens Loan Association
on The property Tor $500. The rest he paid in cash.
Ho also spent IN improvements about Sl, OOO In the
course OF hts crooked transactions Thomas Nugent,
the treasurer ot associaton-wh0 subsequently
convicted OF criminal breach OF trust-vmiItcd 10
register the mortgage In Tue Essex county Registers
once. Prior 10 his dcceaee Conway went security Tor
y iricud to extent OF 5000 just about the Of
his death his friend iaed TO pay, and suit was brought
against conway. Judgment was obtained against his
estate. To satisfy TINS Tho entire property was
sold at Stcril's sale and Knocked down Tor
500 to Mr.. J. Frank Fort, o young Newark lawyer,
Mr. G. NJ. o. Morrow being counsel Tor tho party bold
ing the judgment soon after TWO young men, whom
sne does Lot Know, called on Mrs. Conway ana
nounced 10 her that they were the owners OF her
property, and they wanted her 10 SO with them to
lawyers office u Market street. She did SO, and
there sne alleges, they prevailed on her 10 sign
away her right Of uOwcr, receiving therefor tho sum
OF 5000. With this sum she paid her husbands
funeral expenses. Alter residing in her house
few months she was nnalIy evctcd and
has since lived the charity OF others. Mean
while the Cillzcns' Loan Association, through its
counsel Mr. John o. Durning, brings SUIT IN Chancery
10 set aside the sale TO Fort order that tho $3.50
mortgage may DO redeemed, the grounds being that
tho sale mado when the mortgage was not rogls-
tered and the nauequacy Oi the price paid. In the
meantime II appears the property has been sold by
Fort 10 another young lawyer, named Thomas A. Jobs
the apparent price paid beng 81 800 Otner business
HAVING precedence the hearing 0i the post
poned yesterday until next Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Now Bedford Nov 81, schr Admiral Blake.
Hathaway, Marion (snd sailed for Atlantic Ocean. -
Sailed Faya Oct TO- bark Trcpic Bira fiitcn Nh.
cruise 18th, Sappho, Edick, do do; SARAH SILVA 40
-,
At st Michacls Oct -. bark Minerva Thompson. NIB,
would sail the day for the south.
letter dated Faya Oct "a reports arrived that port
Oct 10 whaling brig Clifford tr, iinxoe. from Barbados
with 70 bbis So board. lad seen whales ~ times
sailed alst cruise 18th ship Eiiss A aasms Cornell
NAMED at an, hor; ieth Louisa Holmes Boston 10
40 landed aud sailed 23d; 17th. bark Midas. Lapham
Nb 800 sp on which landed and remained at
anchor 18TH. Gay lead. Jenncy d.. 100 sp landed and
sailed 2Ist: 10Th Ospray Lewis do 200 sp on board
which had landed. and remsined at anchor Com Morris
Wjnsiow do 7O So on board landed ana sailed Path
22d. Jacob A Rowland. Rowland, do clean, and sailed
oath Tamerlnnc BRIGGS. do Clean ana sailed 18Th; Min
crva Thompson, do 80 on board not landed and ssci
2tth 23d Daniel Webster, Borden do 3Vo rp on board
not anded, and sailed 24th. -.
letter from Mr. Bessc first ocer OF bark Adltne Gibbs
OF Ms Sept % NO lat &C. with 200 bbIa
sp ana humpbaek since leaving 81 Helens 200 and
10 VIII since last report -, 80, 80.
letter Capt Ears OF bark Perm, OF NB dated 81
Michas Oct 10 states he would land ESQ bbs oil
Tor snpment per brig Brown Had also 80 bbls oil
on board bark Kathleen which had been taken while IN
her Was going south and would be at home next
fall . -. ,x.,,, .cr
letter from Capt Rowland. Of bark Kathleen, OF NIB:
dated fayn oct 2B reports that no ad rcoincd tho vessel
and was to sail next day for tho south.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
THE KNEELAND SUICIDE.

The suicide OF William c. Kneeland, at his of1ce,
No 3l6 Hudson street. on Wednesday afternoon, in
stead OF being the act OF a man suffering in mind
from the destruction by re OF all the loving assoca-
tions OF u home, and disappointment arising from
non collection OF rents, that OF one who wanted
to escape and imprisonm charges OF per-
jury and forgery. The most important, though not
the recent against him, u that OF the John
Merritt estate Knecland had suit ut law with Mr..
Merritt before his death, but u was discon-
tlnucd, and shortly after the funeral he Pro-
duced contract purportng to bo signed by
In his mach inc business Water street. and on that
claimed 500 00Q The case was placed 10 the hands of
Mr.. Mtcnel referee, and during last week he made
report declaring the contract forgery and the
evidence of Kneeand 10 be perjury. The matter,
Mr. George Merritt the son OF deceased, said yesterday
have been fully prosecuted, and an indictment
was daily expected from the Grand Jury
Still another case reference 10 mortgaging some
Williamsburg lots was concluded before Mr.. John G.
Martn as referee yesterday, IN which knecand
figured as a pcrjurcr. Mr. .. II. Stearns says that
had beon far perfected that bad he appeared
the testimony ne gave on Friday last he would
have been arrested at once for perjury In Tact Mr.
s. d. Morris threatened openly TO do SO when Knee
occasions actually caused his arrest Tor his connection
with tho Evergreen Cemetery fraud kneeland knew
that II would be donc, ana TO escape the disgrace he
committed suicide.
In regard 10 tho cemetery frauds knecland was ar
rested IN 1871 and was paced under $lo 0Oo oaii oy
Justice Voorhees,, OF Williamsburg, but managed 70
get before the Grand Jury and cvade an Indictment
He then in commenced suit Tor damages against
the complainants sueipg some for $40 OOO EACH but
agains: Mr. q. N. Beard for $50, 00O and against Will
vos,cf Hucsted for 100000 each They, however.
never came trial.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
AN OyERHEATED STOVE.

An ovcrhcated stove In the basement Of the i've
story building No. Mercer street, occupied by the
American Rubber Comb aud Jewery Company, was the
cause OF a fro there last evening. dense smoke
coming through the iron grating attracted the atcn-
sion Of the policeman duty, and the rc alarm was
sounded. Great difficulty experienced In forcing
entrance to tho building, and as the noghborhood
alarm was sent out in anticipation OF a destructive
CONFEDERATION. Tho fremen, however, soon forced
their way the building, and conhncd the flames to
tho basement where they originated. The estimated
loss on stock by re and water is 900; damae TO
building S. 900. The American Supender Company,
occupying No. T. in the building, suffers loss Of
$500 damage TO stock by water.
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
WAS JACOBS MURDERED?

Al the inquest held last evening upon tho BODY OF
william Jacobs whose body was found 1oatn. In the
bay, OF siaplc,on day before yesterday Dr. King tcs
lined that he had made post-mortem xamInation
OF the remains, found tho face much swollen and body
much decomp posed; cut on forehend and comminutcd
fracture OF the upper frontal bones and nose In answer
10 the Coroner Dr. King stated his belief that the In
iuries wre caused before death.
Several persons volunteered statements that Mr.
Jacobs lett home with about $l44 IN his possession,
for the purpose Of paying some bills. He paid one
bill OF about 81 so, but was not known whether he
paid any othcre. No positive evidence OF his having
money In his possession was gwen, although several
persons stated that had said no got $50 from his
wife ina; day.
whom he saw the evening OF his disappearance,
vaguely limiting that Jacobs was not his right
MUD.
The Coroner addressed the jury to the effect that he
had no doubt that Jacobs had been murdered upon
which several Of the jurymen exclaimed. That's my
opinion" The inquest was adjourned until sunday, at
an
The New York herald., 1877-11-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. p, 1877
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITEsToyE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED nY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wnIrEsroyE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Pommerania (Gcr, schwensen, Hamburg Nov
Now NSR Th y %
40 %. Ion 20 TO- B,emsp steamer bound r o., % .,a
10. 81 Ina variable S Tsans.
Port aa ranes IN "a sn' say i, s y co. ' ION
= ~ exehang-d nigh, snas with steamer andes from
aSa 'e sa.ss aa Nov with .s
and passengers Ward Co. had strong NE winds
s,cs%er ss cy o. New York sce Haysna Nov IL
~s!s ms:s ia s %d.. to tho
a.y s:.f "'T%s sn s' at 'fn Sn Walker Liverpool %
10 st a s & rymsss s Is with chalk
Bsrk wm Cray g and from IS de %
from wNw lasting Is
chored at sandy Hook for orders. ~. v.n. ,,s,,,
oa, s 'fssi sslas, s"s Ei"s Co. XneGorsa in
Bark rra. Union !B. Ballou. St Marc 10 days, with
BARK v Gsiiss. ssr. prummond, Havana SSv !. with
sris sveo d,aD. Trspani Genoa So days with mdse
Philips son. Passed Gibraltar Oct .; had hne
Senr Bill Stove, Manson. Georgetown DC for Boston
pS-Bark Cau Haastad (Sor), which was anchored In
the lower bay. came up to the city 22d PM
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer corses, Bennett, 81 Johns NJ. and Halifax
with mdss and passenger to Clark 4 seaman.
Steamer Nereus Hallett. Boston ior New York.
Steamer Albstross Davis Fan River for New York.
Bolivar, Geer New London and Norwich for New
York
Brig Benjamin Carver Carver. Bangor for New YORK.
Schr Active lBr), Bunnsi Windsor rs Tor New York.
Schr Achorn Haskell, Windsor. Ms, for New York.
Schr Virginia, Strong, Hillsboro. Ms for Nav York.
schr Riverside Br. Cobb. Harvey. NB. Tor New York.
schr Jane White tr Morrison Five Islands via Tafpau-
lin Cove for New ork.
schr Lizzie Lee, Stubbs, Belfast for New Yorx
schr Centurion. Biodgett, Bangor tor New York.
Schr Isoia Csstine. smith Bangor tor New York.
sssr sandy r9u, % Grant p,geen Cove for New Ycrt
schr Active. Adams, bVston tor New York
Scir ebser barnard. Hickman Boston Tor New YORK.
schr l. Adams, Sicxerson, Boston for New York.
Schr Sophia Godfrey, Godfrey. Boston Tor New York.
schr I.avolta, Henry, Boston for New York.
Schr Mary steward C0cmbs. Boston for Now York.
Schr Ebcn Fisher. Reynolds. Boston Tor New York.
Schr Henry Nickcrson Hears. Dennisport for New York
Schr Eliza Ann Cooper. Hogan Fall River for New iork.
Schr Eixs Rebecca Price, Fall River Tor New York.
Schr Ellen VI Baxter, Robins, Fall River for New York.
schr " Water 1h,rndikc. Stevens Provdence for New
York
scnr Modesty. Nckcrson, Providence for New York.
Schr Mary Ella Frances Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Glide. Burnett. Providence tor New York.
sclrv COpiM. West. Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Waterman, Yonng. Providence for New York.
Schr Texas, Smith Providence tor New York
schr Annie ~ Carl, Mott. Providence or New York.
Schr David Currie Pease Portland CT for New York.
Sehr Helen Jones. Portland. CT, Tor New York.
Schr j Hall, Portland, CT. fo- New York. .
Schr Harriet Thomas Dottridgc, New Haven for New
York . .