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The New York herald., 1877-10-08
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Dot I, ls7L
ooNoREssMEN DROPPING IN-THE CONTEST FOR
THE spEAKERsHIp AND MINOR oPEIoEs.
Tho sunday trains have brought some iurther ac
cessons OF Congressman, OF whom there are between
thirty aud lor.y now in town. but they are widely
scattered the city that they have not yet come
together IN IKE groups 70 discuss the Speak
ership In fact they are apparently more absorbed NJ
present with The subject VI looking up and securing
quarters aud families the expected
long double session Of Congress
The Speskership II almost IN abeyanca Like an
undouhted reliable iayorite track, MIR
Randall Is clearly ahoad ior the nomination, Mr. Cox
as good second The neld made up OF Messrs.
Sayier, Goode, Morrison aud blackburn. This Is the
way tho matter stands tonight. aud It viii be no
cioarer more definite Tor several days, or until
thero are Congressman enough here TO allow OF an
Interchange ui opluion aud The derangement or re-
arrangement Of Tue chances AS they now exist
in Tins connection rs reported that nearly twenty
aelaocrats the exact number s put ~ nineeen) have
iormed combination aud viii refuse 10 go inlo the
caucus or 10 bound by ils nunination They said
70 be enthusiastic admirers Of President and 70
DO desirous OF having The House organlzed and Tho
eomntteea constituted on . basis agreeable 10 The
fresdonl but stil within democratic liues They ex-
pecs accomplish tins by holding balance oil power
aud debating Iue policy Of The Speaker should .ne
comDnal oe reality aud endeavor 10 carry out
ITS plans, The session may be delayed by deadlock
over tho syeukership as prolonged lhat which
| eudca Ia tho choice Of Mr n. L. Banks years ago.
Among The mipor officials VI the House Mr. John @.
Fhompson VIII hardly have competitor ior renomi-
| nation as aergeanI-at Arms Clerk Adams Viii be
70 beaten not defeated by Mr. Caldwell, OF
Alabama. member Of the last House. Door per
Patterson viii have W contest his place with George
Z. WeddcrDurn These tho saiess prophecies lha
be tnado IN the absence OF sovon- Of the
! men who are TO do the Young.
The roll Of the House has not beeu completed as
yet Clerk Adams expected ~ give informal roll
10 tho printers Yesterday, but he has bcen delayed
aud will hardly have II rcady Tor lew days
Il STRANGE RECOVERY or VALUABLE letter
/ tho uuited States Treasurer q lew days ago re.
ceived adsices from the agonl Of the UnIed states
\ Depository ~ Tucson, Arizooa, ackuow led lng
\ tho receipt Of letter coDtaiDing exchange
/ Oh New York amounting 10 100000. which was
sent IRON the Treasury Ia May last to shat
agency. rho mail rider bearing tho dispatches was
murdered by the Indians route, and the leller.was
lc together with other dispatches, the scene oi
the murder by the savagea 1: recenlly found by
scout. and forwarded uniniurod alter lying in the
pure dry atmosphere of that region nearly months
The New York herald., 1877-10-08

tbs Of European countries or in che
IL requested that be sent sther by telegraph
the London Office VI the Nsw yosx HERALD 10
Fleet street. London. 10 the Paris ocs 6 Avenue do
popsrs Paris Where the telegraph Is ussd dispatches
may bs addressed Bsnnst ~ Fleet street. London" or
Bsnnet 81 Avenue do ropsrs. Paris" whsrs cases Of
displacement observed In the waters OF countries bsyond
the reach Of the telegraph. In Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching thu FIRST c"nvsn-
lent port This information will be csbisd free ofchArgs 10
.hs HERALD and published
p9-NoTicE TO CAPTAINS or vEssKLs ENTERING
TuE PORT or NEW YORK AT NI0HT.-ghe Nmw yoak
HERALD has adopted distinguishing coston night signal
Tor hoard the HERALD yacht. showing while
burning tho coio red changing from one to the
other succession aud be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal VIII obge US
by preparing marine they may have Tor hs ship
News Department Of the HERALn
DDPsrsons dssrous Of with vessels arrv-
Ing New York do by addressing 10 such vessels
Of HKaALD yacht. Pier No East River, New
York Letters received ail parts Of she world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald., 1877-10-08

All sorts ol ruonors we're anoat as " The unwllng-
of tue Long Island CITY Fire Department CO.
operate wlth the Now York and Brooklyn bremen
ALSO about extraordinary jealousy shown Wy them zen
aid freely pronered by ueigbborlng places,
but The police state empAaticaliy that every
thing done In accordance with proper under.
standing bad between The various officers la charge
They state That absolutely necessary 10 guard
The Greenpout Oh rennerIcs, Immediately opposite
Shat bad taey caught ure tho whole Of GreeDpo DI
might have boon destroyed. fhey acknowledge TINT
tbeir own Ore department Mas inefficient but they
could Dgh The ire from tho auu sido NV
and had TO leave The bulk of the 10 The aid that
came IN copious streams iTom the FGucr, seneca
HAvemeycr They also state tuaL whom the nre Was
brst discovered The Long Island City reservoir was
poariy empty, aud there wero lremen Oh The
ground than could 10 conyonicDy omployc ~lth tho
Bmall sopply ol water Oh band.
Loasks AND INSURANCE.
IL 10 Understood that The losses VI the hreo firms
not fully covered BY insurance. Ibe exact amount
could not h0@9ver, 30 Lsiucd, OWING TO tie 40
oi tho proprotor6. Az late hour last evening
zoe Hasomoyer vas again brought into requist op.
pouring = Dcavy stream upon tbo burning mass lns
nDenhers 81 Tho nrm VI simpson, Clapp Co. fearing
furtbor danger " thor property
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rHE CONDUCTORS BRorHERAooD.

ADJouRNNkSr oS TILE GRAND DIVISION
oxRIoERs ELEcrED FOR THE ENSUING yEAR.
ELARA, n. T., Oct Z, 1871
Tho Grand Division of tho Conductors brotherhood
Of mo Uutsd Stalos adJourncd dss early this
morning. Tho iollo.ing oi6cers olcctcd for the
ensuing yosu-
rass G~usla cslsf Confederation Silsbec, d Bns.
hamton-
Cyasd chaSf cosa,4clor--w 5. Collins, .! HorHol5-
villa
sASssssaSt G,a'ad cas5 cOadscios-c a. staDcDaold.
81 Cr0stoD, Iowa
q. s. O. of G. &c. Nhasoa, oi No~ara. OHIO
q. j. o. QfC J-N SANDY, VI Gh cago.
q. u S--A Rogers, 0l Aooeriy, Mo.
d. D. 81. \. Divlsioa, PbilIpsbarg, N. j.
Hu<cutsss CsNssaliles~-C 3 Wheaton, oI Elmira: j.
h KimbaL Of Port Jorvis; A a sharp, oi Macon,
Ca editor oil ByoLs1aoca Aagd@.5c, J. W. Boylos
oi Omaha
rbo neat Convention xti DO held al Chicago next
oolobss. Tomorrow The conductors VIII start
week, = rsmblo a. guests OF Tho Lehgh Valley, New
Jsrssy Ce0uai and kr'o railways, ana vlll visit
Snnchnchunk Now York city, Portage Bridge Nj
eanra Falls and Chaasaoqua Lake.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct e-Arrved. schr Aimon Bird Bos.
SaiIed-schrs Julia Ward Georgetown; Wake. Pough-
nssp' NJ q. b.s Allan sss. ssa VIZ
s%s s%s%SS ysS% Gss,sss0wn, . ~ ...m. w., ,,.
Howss, BALTIMORE; Berks rendleten rhiaaelphia; Ne:
IsOs nss' , New H Work sss y knyss & &Grss.y as ss.k
BALrIAoRE, Oct 6-Arnvsa. steamer oesorara. Rsy,
CIeared-steAmer John W Garrett. rOsssr Nov Yorks
'ss Asss rs~sa BARK eas Ssso@ Cassidy London
SSASsaoNs, Oct s-clearea- ssAs Geo KiSa'n. D0ass.
BATH oes s-sailed, sehrs Sarah Harding Melvin. Phil
,,chAKLKsroN, Oct ARRIVED up. schr EvaJ Smith.
7th-Arrived, steamer Ashland, Doughty. caDs Haysh
sailed Charleston Now YORK: Equator, Phiis-
dePs.. Ssssu ssH0's &C., ,,,,.s s,., w..ssA
tNor,, Petersen Bordeaux; Scotia sr Hines Glouees.
ter s qssn ., hs siss s wns ~, sea,
Passed Nofoik-Bars Moonlight wasraouss, from
GALVESTON os. Arrived Arrived bark, rarpsisn tsr, De
Jam S s * Rns
2d-Arryed. barks Emma Parker lBrl. McMullsn, Dem
,da6piSEK Me Sept aS;.Alassd sshss Oct ess.nss
y .s rs ssa sn and is .a . COZ. A.
do; DC. !, olio; henderssn, Perth Amboy.
ss.aS Ess%ias H.s,.s. S1sss. Sssi;y %
i.ts SSs is.is S joseph
ussSias s New York, Oct l. Msssi: crossS. c,s.sG
KEY WsSf oss SSa Ss .sssn IRON
Perth Amboyl. New Orleans (havius reoaired1.
NEW ORLEANS Oct 7-Arrived. steamers hAnnevoS
PAssKs, Oct 7-Arrved. sebr Denike. Bohannan Bos-
NEW BEDFORD, Oct e-saied. bark Katie LeBSne
Port Caledonia, CB; schrs Z Allen, Pensacola Beny
Church. Kelley Georgetown DC; Carter Carter. do;
Ii A raber, Bensen, Phialelphia; Crowley. Crowley,
New York Entire kinnear. do. simpson, Mshoney.
do, coamsia pcsernan do John Nettlss. Parker. DO;
fps eS oes Ssaisd sehr Col saass. smith.
I" uort-schrs John Bach Hannah. from Phadelphis;
D.tanoy Reeves Perth Amboy tor arehaul. tvspps
Nick.ron New YORK for ChathAn rsrry Not NickesoD.
somerset DC Artist Forrester do Tor New
Yosk ohm Randolph Parker Pocasset toe do Brown,
Sacket Union Flag Frisbic. New Bedford
Tor Philadelphia. Barry, Douglass, Windsor NS toe
New York. Mathews Wentworth. Fall River Toe Phiin-
de phia. Briggs. Dunn. % for New fork Sallic w
Ponder, Lincoln Taunton for do.
NEW LONDON, Ocs e-.Arvlved. schr Sarah h Thomas
Philsde phtL
sailsdB Florence, tos conssanainops; also asoas
PORr GAMBLE, Sept 2s-saiied, ship ssasD,ore. Car
ter, francesca.
PENSACOLA. Oct s-clsArcd. sehr y L Kichsrdsons
rhILADhLPHIA. Oct 7-Arrived. steamer Illinois,
POKiLAND, Oct S--clesred. schrs " Y corson. wiL
aIs Phiadelphis; WIN Buck Miller, kennebec, ~ load
RlCHNOSD Oct 5-Arrived schrs Mary Iialey Corsou.
and Russell NTH. Phil sdelphia
SAN FRANCISCO sept rJ-Saed. ships East Cron
BurrArd Inlet. Dtshinx Wave, Niekes Tacoma. barks
sarnosct. Martin. DO; King pnlp, Keller, PORT Gamble;
Osnyn simpson Seate schrs Una. Stoddard Honolula.
SAVANNAH. Oct ARRIVED, steamers Mo (sr,, Bam-
brough Boston; TOO Appod, Lovelana Ba tlnoro bark
rikoma tBrl, McNelll Liverpool
WILMINGTON, Nc, Oct S-BelOw, = Norwegia an bark.
WOODS HOLE. Oct s-Arryed. schr Haaeiton. Rogers
New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct 0-sailsd, ship Richard Robinson, smith
New York.
aARoRLosA. to Dot 7saiied Mary Lowell, for Now or
leans.
BRExEs, Oct 6--saisd ship Magdalene (0er) nencke
New York; bark Elizabeth Ger, Won Hagen. New Or
leanA
BRisroL. OCT 7Arrvsd. bark Luigi utsD. Monasterio.
New York.
BoRpKAux, Oct 6-Arrived, shin Gettysburg Call, Ht
John. Nh.
BoLDEnA, to Got 0--Arrived barx Alfred Gibbs (Nor,,
Rsnsrt, New York.
RALLIsA Oct e-Arnved brig Flying Cloud tBr,, wAg.
ner, ~ John. nh.
cAnpirr, Oct o-saiied, Gamio, for New Orleans.
CnaIsrIAslA IA to Oct 7Arvcd. bark Bertha (Nor Jen.
son, New York
GIBRALTAR. to Oct 7-Arrived barks Amsiia Garguia
utaD, Jacearino New York, Chas Ward. Gay. do
'lvsRrool. Oct 6-Arrived shin LII Morse Ames, Ban.
gor, Mo-
Sailed 9th. ship VIM Conner, Pendlston Bombay; 7,h.
bark Sarah tNor), Delaware
Also sailed 9Th, barks Albuera (Br), hanks Hampton
RoAds, Lara tRr,, Fulton, Delaware Breakwater
LONDON Oct a. Cearea bark vanchon lBr,, CAIN Della
ware Rreakwater.
LospospERRy, Oct 8-Arrvod, bark sondrs Nor). Han.
sen, New York.
Lsonoas, to Oct 7-sslsd. barks Giuseppe Emanuels
dtsD, DAste, New York; zacomo Morlols u.aD. Balti
more
MoviLLs. Dot 7-Arived. steamer rolynesian (,r>,
hrown Montreal for Liverpool tand proceeded).
NEWPORT. ocs o-Arrived. Orig FArana tbD, Aitcheil
81 John, Nh.
PiLLAu, TO Oct 0-Saiied, Norma, for Pensacola.
PLvAourn. Oct 7-ssiled, bark pario (Aus) Rugusen
urom Dunkrk). Baltimore, amer repairing.
Arrived 7th, steamers Canada tFr Frangue New York
tor Hayre; Frisis (Gsr, Meyer, do for Hamburg.
QuRaNsrowS Dot 7--Arriyed. steamer Indiana Sargent
fhadelphia tor Liverpool land proceeded,
Hark VIM Van Name cogeins. from New York. Is ordered
to eith; and bark John shepperd Burgess from Frontsr
to Liverpool.
Rosrocx, 10 Oct ARRIVED. bark Johannes Foss Gor)
Nirkesen. New York.
srarriN, Oct SArrlved bark Louise (Nor Dehle Bai-
timore-
The New York herald., 1877-10-08

o0~NoTiCE 40 CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN rHE
CoAsrINa AND FOREIGN rRApE-0apsaas Or olBcers
vosos engaged Ia tho coastng aud loeiso obsors
tho displacement romosa VI Duoya AGO
~ communicate the tact 70 Tho HAALD. that
brought publicly ~ tho attention o tho proper authotoa
adresSod no tho editor d tho uEr.LD
city" giving accurately pohsbc the uambor aud posi-
ton oi displaced buoys tho VI thor removal viii
suico ali observed along tho Atlantic Pacific
u tho American Continent Whom tb0y
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents shpm asters informed
that by teisgaphing 10 the HERALD London Bureau I'D
dressing "bsnns No. ~ Fleet street. London or to tho
Paris ONCE. addressing "Bsnnsit 81 Avenue do ropers,
Paris the arrivals At aud departures from European aud
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. tho will be cabed TO this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving ~ and sailing from French and Medi-
teransan ports will nnd the Paris Office tho sconoml
cal and expeditions tor telegrg gphing news.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
WIlALEMEN.

Sailed roB New Bedford Oct q sohrs Aureia Flanders.
Alnnttc ocean; Arizona, White. ficsincetown
letter from Capt Manchester, 81 bark west ~ %
dated a Payta sept reports having saken $50 ebs 50
Oh last cruse-louO bbls ON board . -,
Touched A. Valparaiso Aug 10th. BARK Aom bafkcis
Thachcr NB oil as before reported
RA.See arrivals at New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
THE JoHNSoN-FINN IMBRoGLIo.

rho published repSr. mat Olcer Michael johnson,
Of tho Tenth precinct mrossed on a cDarse Of
assaultpg woman. preferred agsiinsI bim BY Deputy
Sborin FINN, is Incorrect warrant for bis arrest
on such charge bad ooen issued against johnson,
and Mas placed Finn's hands, vbO claims 10 was
only acting 10 hs Official capacity whon be inado tho
arrosL 1be SUIT a cIvil one, and Johnson was dts
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.

William Rockingham. Who savo bis address as No.
Us Henry street. ~as arrested DQbt charged With
baviDg assaulted aDd severely 0eatoD woman uamod
Mary Kennedy, oB Frat avenue, Twonuoth
streoL ln The station house The prisoner Was iuly
ideuLDod ~ tno ~ouiD aud She also stated that ho
bad attempted 70 outrage ber Rockingham Jonlcd
the charge Tho complainant was solno~h hat upder
Tho inA1oDeo vi hquoE
The New York herald., 1877-10-08

iAt 80 Ion ~.
h.s LUIS Mart nss tBp. from Glasgow for r's'"r'
bark Thems Nor, from Bordsaux for New York Oct J,
NO LAT. Ae tby bark Westtold At Fortress Monros.
bark showing HPSN from Baitimors ktngstown. J..
Sept ~, lat 50. Ion 81
Brig iyperan. from Philadelphia Portland Oct 0. 70
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
THE MURDERED BABE.

Deputy Coroner MaeWhnnie yesterday made post
morscm on the body Of the inianI that was found
doaa the root " No. 4sS West stroos % Saturday
aDd found that y had boon berO ave but was only few
hours Oo when tho Jugular vein ol isa neck sew
cred and u Dled 70 death Az attempt had also peen
made 70 cut tho chiids throat With some pluDt in.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
BOUND SOUTH.


schr W Il Barry lBp. Douglas. Wiudsor Ms, for New
York
schr Nellie Clark Clark 81 john Nh Providence tor
New York.
ssSr q H. Ioye Bos."n for New Yopt w A''A
Schr J q Huntington. Rockport for Now York.
sesr Ella rrssssy rrsssey Tnsmss.oa yor New yorx.
schr Fannie Hanmer, Brooks Nantucket for Phiiadel
Schr y T Simpson, o'Mahony. Now Bedford for New
schr josie Crowley. Crowley. New Bedford for New
Schr Coiumbia. Donovan. New Bedford toe New York.
schr Union Flag frsby, New bedford for New York.
Schr Anna Jacobs, Jones Hyannis tor New York.
ssSr S Bs1sss co"SSss Fail River for or New YORK
schr Minerva, Brishtmau, Fall River tor New York.
sear / Welis. Weiss. Prosiaenss Tor New York. -'
Schr Maria Hall Lawrence Providence for New York
schr Florence, sackstt. Providence for New York.
Sehr Kate scranton. Pond. Providence tor New York
sehr Aimen bacon, Sanford Providence tor New York
schr Kate Mary, Cogswel, rrovidsnee for New Yorx.
sehr Rachel Jane, Bardck, kass Gresnwch for New
schr Red Jacket, Kendall, Norwich for New York.
schr Eclipse , Dixon Mystic ,;l. tor y. New leSk
schr j Anderson, johnson, Norwslx tor New York.
scAr Milw sukie, Pickett, Norwich Ior New York.
Scnr Mail Mead. Gre.nwieh Tor New Work
schr Y Forsyth hoobie, stamford tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig VIM IL Parks Hodges. New York for Portland, Me-
ss ,s tnTi s ass hss y Ns% x YorS oI fd psas
Schr Planter. Harvey, New York tor somerset
sehr Biackstone. wickson, Nav York for Dighten.
Schr kamar Cobleiah. HaverstrAw for St John, NB.
Schr Kate kaiiahan Horton, Amboy tor New bedford
ssas & Reading Ks No a. Saaay. 1mSoy sos New Bed.
ford. 49,
schr Hattie Cons, hrsinerd. PhiAdsphia for Hart
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

Tbo suffolk county republican, haye nominated b.
A onpessos, of say Aaseos. ios menSor u Assem'
N.Y.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY,
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. I, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wIfrrEsrONK TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wIiIrEsrONK TELEGRAPH LINE
. Sept 80 s 90 s sp % # ~ @
~ 90 s a s0Iaa ~ aA & ao %s sass OF
@ ssi S"sd Sc Sept a.
s;s.asr Sor'ss. Freeman. .. Johns. NJ. via Halifax
rs .a.. .s ~asS s." a S %ss sssa"a
with mdse and passengers 20 Geo 9v Yonse 49,.
with Ssass %a.s 70 ''t E% tyas % o. "A'"S'" ''''
Norfolk with mdse aad passengers 10 the Old Dominion
ship samuel Reed eot ne.ton,. white Livsrpeo, az
; @ s.'s a:%a ;s s' 'fss.
shin Liverpool La@Oart London 81 days, with chalk
Ms'n
@ i: % " sS 4a ss .st' ss4a III
4, % Ion q 4a wa.,inx ssrs Ohio q New Ne feld
T., ransha o., TOOK pio. from boat Hope oa Man.aal
sSa nsS' %ss sd s
Fsss % ie day, wa
ana w wa s,.s s,swn so %Is, e the
Ss,E i.%ss GER nIsrss. Ssss uas unas~sss,s 40 days.
s.& ad s Y .a .y win
NV, during which split several sails.
BArk Ormus (of Pembroke, Me) Shackford DunLirk Al
days, In ballast to brett, son Co
Bark Agostina uta segaerba, Aioa sepA Is. in bal
last TO order,
RarK Sussex >, Taylor bahia 40 days. with sugar 10
Matthiessen Wiechers; weasel 10 Benham Boyesen.
Crossed the Equator sept in lon had hne weather up
TO 4th nst when encountered violent gale from SIC 70
NV.
Bark Hawthorne Mason Philadelphia IN ballast TO mas.
ter
Brg wsndersr cot 81 John Nh, Lewis Amsterdam via
st John, Nh, ) days In ballast, 10 order
Schr George Arey Rogers, Cedar Keys 100 days. with
lumber upper beattie On Oct I, of Barnegat,
heavy gale nom SE, veerng to NV lasting ~
Aours; lost and split sails.
-. ~ 81, nn MI paunu urII M
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
BELOW.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bark Arcturus (Br), from Dublin via Lewes, Del
BARK Olive Moupt lBr), nom Antwerp.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
NalkllLeg
/ Saa~ Ds."4a,.oa,

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW yoRK FOR TIE
MONTHS or OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER
The New York herald., 1877-10-08

on SCOWS WILL BE SOLD an AUCTION rUESI
-.Oday October y 1877, 2 so O'Clock r. W., at the
basin foot o jersey Jersey CLy LAKE CoAndt strscs
hrry and Grand strcet ~ Jersey
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, SO.

A LARGE SCOW FOk SALE, CHEAP; 73x2lx5
lieet, good order = r EASTMAN foot Sist st.. 4. X
SrEAMsHiPs. 800 TO 1900 TONS; STEAMBOATS, FOR
prxposed routes and river servco three large speedy
steam fschts. each hney htted aud urDisned
and ireghsng xht draft propeers. Tugs ot
william st.
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Meeme and Vicinity.

Nov. 2lst, 1877.
Roads poor. Rainy weather. Deer
plenty. Marriages and weddings. Fall
plo wing about finished.
There is to 10 teachers association
formed in Meeme the coming winter.
Meeme has good material for the like, and
we trust if organized it will do well.
Messrs. Darby CLARK and Patrick Darcy,
both 0. Liberty, still in i'll health, and
their recovery Is thought hopeless.
What has become of -. c." "Little
Pedro" Hornet" and the many others
who used to make the PILoT So lively !?
Perhaps like our "Ned" they have wan
dered aiar, and taken to themselves
wives.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Mr.. Ed
ward Dunbar, of Liberty and Miss Mary
4. Sullivan, of Schleswig were married in
St Nazians. (Our correspondent here
gives about half column description OF
the wedding which we are unable to pub
lsh, fo7 want of room. They had a BIZ
time, however.-ED.) Solo.
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Gone Away.

CLARK's Mills, Nov. 18th, 1877.
S A. Newell, one of the owners of the
Jato Falls Touring mill, and also of the
Wisconsin Central mill at Manitowoc, has
sold our and moved away from Cato Falls,
where he has made it bis home for over
twenty years. He was one of the pioneers
of the town of Cato, being among its
earliest settlers; and during the time be
has lived here has made for himself host
of friends. He was a good business man,
honest and upright in all his dealings, kind
and obliging 10 all. 10 the estimation of
bis neighbors be possessed those traits
which constitute true gentleman in the
full sense of the word. lie was superin-
tendent of our county fair during the last
two years, being an able and efficient Office
one whom il will not be an easy matter
to replace. He is loss to the Society as
we'll as to the community in which lie
lived; but their loss shall be others gain.
HIS going away has caused many ties to
I be sundered, and may God speed him Is
, the hearty wish Of
A NEIGHBoR.
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The St. Paul VI. Z. Church have arrang'
ed to give course of five lectures during
the months of December and January
These lectures will be given by well-known
commencing December 9Th. The lecture
committee feel confident that their efforts
- contribute to the entertainment of the
winter will be fully appreciated by the
citizens of Manitowoc, and that their ap-
probation viii be shown by liberal pat
r)nage of the whole course. Let the
friends of literary culture rally to their
support.
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NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE.

NJ KETTENHOFFEN. Proprietor, franklin 81,
TINE large brick addition recently built, has been
| furnished in excellent style. making IL one OF
the most complete hotels in Manitowuc. good
STABLE Is kept in connection with the house where
took will lie well provided for. l2-i4-ly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

The Milwaukee Common Council has at
last determined to make Il fight against
the small pox, and after great deal of
opposition has passed an ordinance making
it the duty of TIL Health officers to placard
all houses containing the disease. II is
about time Milwaukee took steps towards
dding the city of Il e loathsome disease,
which understood to reyail to an alarm
ing extent,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

- lie 1lONer, swearing boafG OF election .
aug. leubke. service as constable, 3Ou
Joan O-Hara, swearing board of election, ) 90
The committee on election recommend
to allow on the account of B. Jones SI4
for Office rent, and to disallow 81. Motion
to adopt the report was lost, and the &C
count of So was allowed in full by vote
of to 4.
The same committee recommend to al
low on bill of Conway Brothers for Office
rent so, and to disallow So Motion to
allow said bll! as reported was lost,and the
account, amounting 10 full to SIS, was al
lowed in full by vote of 6 to 4
Account of Christ Koebke for refresh
ments was disallowed.
Account of Ii. Westphal for election
service and Office rent was referred back
for correction.
Rules were suspended, and accounts al
lowed in full, as follows:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

We take especial pleasure in calling at
tendon to the prospectus of The NV
York Sun, On the opposite page. As a
ne xsrarer we can commend it highly, as
each days issue contains more informa ton /,
in less space, than any other journal pub
lished in the world. The weekly con-,
tains the cream of the daily publications
and is as desirable in this as any other
part CT the country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-22

Mr.. Geo. L. Williams, formerly mail
agent on the Lake Shore road, and well
known in this community, has been
chosen Superintendent of Schools IN
Wood county, where he has been residing
for several months past. He had three
competitors. Wood county has made
rood selection.