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The New York herald., 1877-09-14
STARVING MINERS.
APPEALS FOR AID TO THEIR FELLOW CoLLIERs.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

APPEALS FOR AID TO THEIR FELLOW coLLIERs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
snESAxDoAu, Pa, Sept IS, 1871
Within radius of less ,nan four miles OF Shenan-
doah is mined hall the coal shipped from SchuykIl
county and within the borough are eight first class
colieries employing not less than twenty hundred
mon and boys These circumstances addition to the
fact that shenandoah is the youngest coal the
region, make Of great Importance In the eyes of
mining population, and when move OF any character
to be made by the workingmcn the miners OF this
place are generally at the 'front.' During the
last month work has been plentiful and steady,
mainly account OF the strike in Luzerne county,
and agents from that region made every effort in
duce tho men here ''go out with them at the time
OF the Inauguration OF the strike in tho Wyoming
region. They failed, however. Tonight meeting
OF miners held here, not for the purpose some
thought. OF striking but with the object OF inducing
II possible the miners OF SchuyIkill to contribute
something toward the maintenance of tho suffering
miners OF tho sister county
MEETING IN THB DARK
On the outskirts OF tho borough In grove. Tho
meeting organized Darkness covered the earth, and
the faces OF those present wore almost unrecognlzabe
IN the loom OF starless night. ''We are here"
sad OF The committee from Luzerne, mot Tor the
purpose OF creating trouble but appeal TO you for
aid In behalf OF your starving brothers in LuZernc.
You have idea OF the situation there, but tell you
il is worse. than Imagination can picture Among
thousands such iuxur,es buttcr and meat
known. anu many are satisfied fthcy can get potatoes
and salt for breakfast salt aud potatoes for dinner
and potatoes ana salt for supper"
'GIvE US CENTS"
Another OF the committee Of three said:--"we do
not ask you for dollars but ce nts Give what you
can without njurng yourselves, and the mon OF Lu-
zcrnc will ncvor forget you. We are strike, and we
arc determined to fight out TO tho bitter end, aud
that means while there IS a crust or crumb in the
house that will keep body md soul togetner'
READY SYMPATHY.
The meeting responded nObly and committees werc
appointed from the several coleries IN tho district to
mako collections Saturday, pay day. for the ame-
oration OF the suncings OF the miners oi Luzerne.
Another mocting with tho same object In WOW
Will be held tomorrow night
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xrw zxALASp-xrppLr rsLASp-coox srRAu-vLAsntsc
LIGHT on NORTH rrornkns ISLAND AND piscoSr'suAScE
The eoopai s9vsrnnep, Of New Zealand has given mo-
be eshbied from aiishthou.e now IN
The light viii be a iashng white light showing flash
ten seconds Tho Illuminating apparatus will be OF
From me lever part rthe tower fixed red light will be
ON the night on which the brothers Island hight Is
tho aSed whe light Mana Island cast side OF
r6.s hs hn: due nS viii ss % Of Of s d'''
y, ro.son on Admiralty Chart-Lat ii o6 10 ;, lon
british admiralty Notice to Mariners No 81. London,
ISpIA-BAY or BESGAL-AppirioSAL LIcursuIP AT En-
Tn. Tn.scn or THE rysn moocn.f n;.. ,,, On III.
e ~ an AZ, Ugh, n T ss BED
"nd Eastern chans.
from Tn1h h y ,i Ss cxhsed annasy from ,ns M Of
light Visible =. the at an Of s
% is Il. ssSss S: ssas XIV
~ nils; csnsrs Sausor sand .noy NJ BY s niles
rhs vessel VIM he painted hun with the word uterine
dnte in black letters her sides. and sy day will
the lantern masthead large lack double triangle.
s.sp ss a. % Of ' s an
has been adopted board the ooyhy River light vessels
white Ish. to be exhibited from tho iercstsy Of each
purpose Of showing in which direction tho vessel riding
When sliehi vessel driven from her proper position to
where she is of Shipping thu follow
ing signals will be Tho usual lights will be
exhibited but fixed red light will be exhibited at each
cnd OF the rod flare shown quarter ri
hour BY day the balls other distinguishing masthead
marks will be struck.
Ifrom the light be unable exhibit all
her usual lights while her station, the riding light will
be shown such portions OF usual ghts be
possible a exhibit
firing OF special rockets Of explosive char
from light vessel will mood of assistance
from tho shore
Bearings magnetic. Variation, deg castcrly in 1877
.ArAs.-sonrnwrsy coAsr-srw. LIGHT At slreA1A
The ,pnn-se gvaS notice that light
Is exhibited from position % W 7So yards from the
Of tho mouth ut shinanoawn River Tho lisht is
fixed whe. elevated feet above the level OF tho
and iluminatcs sector $50 dcgrees) scaward to dis
tAncc of between and 10 miles.
Tho Lighthouse Is in form, painted black and
Is "A feet from base to
Position kat n 81 ~ y. Ion 13a 81 T. ......
Bcarings magnetic. Variation, degrees westerly in
1917
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AJNOTlCE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains or officers
ofvesscs eny~ged In tho ccasng foreign
ing the displacement removal auestcd
communicate tho fact HERALD that IL NAV be
brought publicly to the attention Of proper authocs
letter addressedr tho editor HERALD New York
city,. giving accurately possible number and posi-
tion dispaced buoys the Of their removal will
suffice al observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
of the American Continent When they observed
of European countries in tho Mediterranean
requested that information be either by telegraph
or letter London Office OF tho NEw YORK lnn 40
Fleet London to tho Paris ONCE, 6i Avenue de
rOpera Paris Whcrs the telegraph is dispatches
may be addressed bennett 46 Fleet street, Lendonr or
''Bcnnctt 0l Avenue de rOpcra Paris" Where Of
xnlasmAat AxA ha uatnxA o s0Ratrss bcxopd
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MORE TROUBLE AT "COMPO. :"
ATTEMPT TO DIsPossEss THE LAWFUL OWNER
NEW YORK DETECTIVE AS A BREAKER OF
BEDROOM DOORS. r.-.

ATTEMPT TO DISPOSSESS THE LAWFUL OWNER
NEW YORK DETECTIVE AS BREAKER OF
BEDROOM, DOORS. .-.
WEsrroRr, Conn, Sept. 49, 1877.
Since tho REIMBURSEMENT for q consideration, in
June last, by Alfred Noxon, OF Ballston Spa, N
Y, Of all right, title claim to tho estate
known "Compo," and the recording Of decd
giving Mrs. Harriet A. Trubec lawful possession,
compur alive quiet has been maintained in and about
that much abused place. 1t was broken Tuesday
morning last by Hugh Masterson, a detective IRON
New York. tho samo who figured 30 prominently as a
witness in the Nichols divorce case, who, with Deputy
Sheriff Stephen Ncwmap OF Sto mord and five others,
entered "Compo' grounds and broke into tho house
through basemen door Enecting an entrance, they
procccdcd to the upper portion OF tho house and 10 tho
bedroom OF Mrs frubee who was within. arranging
strange footsteps she closed and boited
ss her d.s ,s to Be little Ds.ss
which beng refused thoy obtained an axe and other
implements and iorciby demolished the frail barrier.
occupant tha; she must prepare instantly to quit the
premises Mrs. Trubce declined and asked by what
authority her house was thus invaded.
FoRCIbLE ELECTION.
She was told that her visitor was an official from
Hartford, Conn, ANA that he had come prepared 10
execute In lu tho work assigned HIM, and should
mako NO lurthor explanations. Ho thereupon seized
Mrs. Trubcc, and. despite ocr loud proesaions bore
her from the room, down the front stairway, and
from tho grounds to the street. A friond
of Mrs. 1rubec and the domcstics in the
house like iorciby elected. Alter
securely locking every cato leading to tho premises
aud placing onc Joseph MastcrsOn ana two
named W aterbury and johnson to guard the house,
Masterson and company departed. Tins action was
performed without OF papers, the reading
Of any legal process and absolutely without any legal
authority whatever.
|" A COUNTER MOVE
Mrs Trubec tclegraphed to her counsel In New York
and Bridgeport AS to what had transprcd. On their
arrival here that evening for tho
arros OF the parties possession Of the premises,
grand Juror being called from his bed midnight sign
tho papers. An hour later. Wednesday morning.
accused were brought before Wcstport justice, and
gave bonds for their appearance Court FRIDAY after.
n0On
foILED IN shREwD GAME.
The object OF the TRANSACTION stated to place
one Shondy, OF New York, IN possession the plan
being to take MRS Trubee by from tue prcniscs
and servo an injunction her after cjccmcnt thus
preventing her return 70 do this Shondy's cou nscl
appeared before Judge Culver, OF the Superior Court
and by gross misrepresentation obtained
Counsel Tor Mrs. Trubco wide awake 10 the i'm
portance OF her case, and thoy succeeded rcinsta
Ing their cl,cut triumphantly "Compo" twelve
hours lore the agents OF shondy appeared ON the
scene with tho document from Judge Culver
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept 13-Arrived. ship Charles II Marshall
Hutchinson, San Francisco; bark Batavia. Brown Ran.
Also arrived 18TH Acton (bp Young New YORK.
Sailed 18th, bark Ruth Palmer (Br), Smith, New York.
BREMEN. Sept ls-Arrved, brig Lily CBr), Sharp. New
York.
CARDIFF. Sept Is-sailed. bark George Moon. Sawyer
Bahia. ..... .4.s ,5t
cArs, Sept l2-Arri-cd, sohr George Hatch. Murphy
DEAN. sept Ia AM-o6 steasse Kvsis tBr,. Ne
kitehio. frum Ncw,york for i.ea>sr. !, "
DUBLIN, Sent i2-Arrivod, bsrks Mary (BD. Boulton
Baltimcre; 18th, Lixuria UtsD. Capurro do.
EAn LONDON, Aug i2-lArrivcd brig VIM Robertson
Cook, Boston vfn Barbados -.
FALMOUTH. Sept l3-Arved, bark Jennie s Barker
Waite. Rangoon
on the Lizard i2th ship Phineas Psaaloton, Nich.s
Bimapatam Tor London.
GRImsbY, Sept 13 Sailed bark Kate Cam (Br). Smith,
Delaware Breakwster.
GEaoA Sept 1o-Arrived, barks Campidoglio Uta), Dc
Michel, Philadelphia John Bunyan. Butman New York.
Hull sept 13-Arrived steamer Yeddo tBr), Owen New
York.
HAmByRG, Sept 12-saied bark Angelina for New York.
HAvnE sept l3-Arrved. ship Centennial, Bears Bonn
bay. ~ -...t-
Sailed i1th brig Julia Lingey tBr, Howard New York.
LrvxnrooL, Sept l3Arrived brig Agenora Brooks New
York.
Also arrived 18TH steamers Lake Chsmpain tBr. Bern
son. Montreal: haytsen tsr. wasson,. Now Orleans.
sailed l.th. Dark Eyr (NOrJ, hammers, Baltimore.
Also sailed 18th. ship Riverside, Woodward. Key West
LONDON, sept 12-Arrivsd brig G Van liorn (BD
Hooker Wilmington. NC; 18th. ship Walter Wallet
(Br), Hatfield Now York; bark Stousva Jackson Arbo-
cam, Iiogo; brig Anna Maria (Br,, Thornton Richmond
Also arrived 18th. bark Milo Br, Robbins. New York
LYNN, Sept l3-Arrvcd, bark Bsgino QtaD. Chiesa
Boston.
MARsKrLLxs. Sept l3-sailed, bark Neversink, Jarvis
Ssgun la Grands.
PLYMOUTH. Sept la-Arrivso bark Angelica dtsD, De
Martno Philadelphia
QUEESsrowS. Sept 12-Arrived, baks Ensign (Br,, Pu
lock, New York; Aiimuri GtaD TrApRni, do; Amalin
(Aus Ncolich, Carlo tAus), Golbuvich, de; Mari
min HtaD. Lauro, Philadelphia; 18th, ship Lcvinthau
lNor), Moshcld, New York; bark Ydun Nor, Ungcmann
New York.
Also arrived 18th, steamer Caspian Br). Trocks. Ba
via Halifax for Liverpool (and procccdcd).
Sailed 18th, steamer Wyoming (Br,. Jonos from Liver
pooD. Now York.
SWANSEA sept 12Arrived, bark yiscount Canning (Br)
Baihe. Daricn. ......
PRALxr Sept I3-Arrrved bark Queen Victoria (Br)
Mckenzie, Baltimore. ''t
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AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA, O. sept 4-Arnved cnip Paawan (Br), Oliver
San Francisco
ALEXANDRIA,, Sep, I2-Arrivcd. schr Paine. from
Boston. - -,
sailcd-schrs Daniel Brown John II Converse and ii
Shannon Ur0m Geor rxetuwn). -. - :. - q,
BOSTON. sept ll-Cicarcd, bark Edith May (Br). M
win. Elsinorc Tor ordor.. ..,
Iith-Arr,vcd steamers Massachusetts (Br) Walters.
Lverpoo. Neptune. Berry Now York; VIM Crane Howcs,
Baii orc Pe,kiomen Pierce, PhiInd ph,a schrs Ann
sippc. Bacon. Port tohuspn; American Chief, snow,
Rondont. Maria. Adelaide, Dean. do.
Bciow-BRrk Mcgupticook. from Rosario.
Ciearcd--stcamcr Victoria tBr. Williams. hycrpool i;
brrk Pnoiina (Itai Pozzcsi Queenstown schrs Mnry
Dury Gage Trnidnd; Ellen Colder, Hodcsdon, Phila-
dclphia. TO load tor Aaninwa-
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MURDER CONFESSED.
TWO CU1PRIrs WHO MERIT THEIR SPEEDY
DOOM.

TWO CULPRIrs WHO MERIT THEIR SPEEDY
DOOM
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARnisoNDUKc, Va, Sept IL. 1877
Sh11ett and Morris, condemncd to be hanged on the
25th Of the present month for the murder OF David
Lawson, In March, 1885, have, within the last two
days been 10 conndcntal conference with their
sell with the Attorney for the State and with the
Judge OF tho Court and have made confession OF their
connection with the murder Of Lawson. 81 VI y
prHERS IMPLICATED - -.
Shimctt, however, contends that samuel Hail. chfof
witness for tho Commo monweahh In the case, procured
for him the gun with which he killed Lawson. That
part OF his confession which crimnatcs himself is
doubtless true, bat his effort Hall with him
in tho MURDER It Is believed. has not the slightest
foundation IN fact.
Morris admits his connection with tho murder, but
excuses himself by saying he simply lied for them,
and paid Shlett part of tho moncy or killing Law.
son.
NO DOUBT OF THEIR GUILT.
Tho confession Of these GRIM no doubt az
TO their full guilt and the justice OF shcr punishment
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
SEPTEMBER ls, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 13, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AN
HERALD MHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
US sIoop- -ofwnr Osspee. Breesc. Norfolk Sept IL.
steamer Acadia iBr, Montsomcry London, Ans 20 via
Halifax scpt5 and st John. NIB iith in ballast to Hem
steamer City OF san Antonio. Pennington Galveston
sie"ner Algiers.. Burdick, New Orleans days. With
steamer Old Dominion. w.lkc. Redmond. City Point
Steamer John Gibson Masingo Georgetown, DC. with
ssrs SorthumSrian .of Newcas.e, Pigsio Limerick 27
days. In ballast, to Fnnch, Edyc Go.
last. to Fnnch Edve Ca. '-''''
aas s s:H Ballast 70 sI St
Bark cooadonEa pl. campelo- Havana ls dnys in bal
aris As.dian ot A,!cnat vs. rerrio Glaco Bay days.
schr Anita MeCleady. Angostnra "a days. with hides,
schr Annie Bell Reid 81 Pierre 25 days with sugar to
ssir Ja.hn. .irndo lof Elsworh,. Fre.shoy Angull.
ssaI s1;su Bent g. s.swp GsT
schr George sealy OF Gsves.on). Royal Pensacola Aug
, Lss" ,"s1 To so days.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE. =
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer rrancona. Bragg. Portland for New YORK
Steamer Ncrcus Bcarse, Boston for New iorK,
70; Sss
schr Laura Burlingamc, BurlinEamo Boston for New
scht Boston. Nickerson. Boston for New York.
Schr jus Rogers Fitch. Nantucket for New York.
Schr Kato KaDahan, Avery, New London for New York.
Schr Ohio, Larkn, Bridgeport Tor Ncw York
Scr Alexander (Br). Johnson Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Escort. Wnkcly Brdgrpoci for New York.
Schr A Il Baker. Brown. Bridgeport for New York.
Sthr Richard Ill., Iinwkns. Bridgeport for Now York.
Schr Annie Chase. Chase, New Haven Tor New York.
Srhr Marion Draper Beebc, New Haven for New York.
Schr Haze, McNamec. Greenwich for New YORK.
Schr Maria Hcarn. Morre City Island tor New York.
Schr Tyler, Hart. City Island for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glancus bcarse New York for Boston
Schr Mcl,oon. Keen. Now York for Bristol, X,
Schr Charles Oak Fuller. Now York for Boston.
Schr voranda. Pond. New York for Providence.
schr Johnnie Mese.vc SprAgqe. New York for Bangor
Schr Pointer Dill. Now York for Providence.
Schr Harvest, Corwin. New York Tor Providence.
Schr Lizzie Cochrane Hopkins, Now York for Bangor
Schr Argo, Gurney New York Tor Wareham.
Scl,r u A FOrxyth. Hobbic, Now nrk ior stamford.
Schr Vim Elmer, Trhbc. IIoboksn for Providence.
Schr Texas, Davis Amboy for Now London.
Schr EliAs Ross. Lewis, Amboy for Pawtuckct.
Schr IA Northa am, Coo, AInboy for Middletown, Ct.
Schr l. Crocker, Thrssncr, Amboy for Taunton.
Schr Pnnthea, Manson Anbny for Drnntiord. a
Schr Lamprey, Hayden, Phadelphis Providoncs
Schr Stafford, Ketchum. Philadclphia for Norwich.
schr Tbomns Psbury hence for Bristol r, before
ported aanchor OIL tho Herald Telegraph Station
af e .
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SPOKEN.

Ship Cutwater Morritt from Now for Batavia Aug
H. lat 81 lon 81 O8 chad weather and tedious
cnlms since leaving port.
ship Tasmania tBr, from Liverpool for Quebec, Sept O.
lat 4kf) Ion 80 A..
British ship NFT) from Liverpool for Snu Francisco
JDne 49, lat 40 10 :, Ion 81 81 W.
Bark vesuvius, from Aloppy York, July 10, lat
30 so 8, Ion II +.
Brig d Chapman. knight, from Baltimore for Aspin.
wnll, Sept 4. lat ~ As. Ion co.
6450 n F.T
scir Manuel Cu.s from New York for Pornambuco,
Aug IL lat 32 TO- ION 81 06.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmastcrs informed
that by telegraphinx TO tho HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street, London."
Paris Office add d;cssing "Bennc 81 Avenue de rOpca
Paris tho arrivals ut and departures from European
Eastorn ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United Ssatcs the will be cabled to this
country FREQ of charge. 1888
Captains arriving xt and sailing from French and Medi
ports will and tho Paris oco tho
cal and expeditions for tclegrsphing news
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w A SHIN GTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Sept Is, 1877
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE ARKANSAS HOT
SPRINGS.
General Benjamin y. Kelly, OF West Virginia. has
accepted the appointment Of Superintendent Of the
Hot Springs OF Arkansas.
CoLLRCToR FREELAND's DEPUTIES ORDERED
DISMISSED.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to-day wrote
to Collector Frccand directing him TO dismiss Depu-
s'es Boone Trusdale, Paterson O'Donnel because
OF Improper action In certain Of tobacco
manufacturers and dealers.
RETURNED PROM THE SUMMER VACATION
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Mccormick is at
the Treasury Department. Governor Mccormick and
Secretary Sherman had a very lonethy private con-
suitatiou to-day edatoy after the arrival at the
department Of she Assistant Secretary.
Assistant Secretary Bell, Of the Interior Depart
ment having been absent for two weeks past, 70.
sumed hts oflcia duties to-day.
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ACCIDENT TO FIRENEN.

While on the way to nro in Eos, Newark, ycstcr.
day morning carly, steamer No. tMinnchnhp) Of tho
Newark Department upset. and the driver, William
Canhcld. John Bookalow, fireman, and Isaac Han.
lcnDcck, tho engineer were thrown to tho ground and
slightly Injured. While working ut the nro William
IIH fell through hole In a floor and was badly in
jurcd. The lire was N Jamos Phillips place. NO 80
Harrison avenue Inc total loss being only about $780,
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GIGANTIC LAND SLIDE.

THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, COM
PLETELY BURIED.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept 13, 1877.
singular accident took place last night at tho
Jordan Alum Springs, OF the leading watering
places Of Virginia During a heavy storm the rain
washed down SLIGO Of the ovcrhanging mountain and
the hugo of earth fell upon tho fine springs
crushing in the spring house burying everything
out OF sight No lives were lost.
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SAILED.

Steamers Sucvia Ger, TOR Hamburg; State OF Nevada
(Br) Glasgow Daniel Stcipman (Belr) Antwcrp Rottcr
dam Dutch, Rotterdam: Gamma tBD. Bermuda; Kapi.
dan, Savannah Isaac Bell, Richmond. Agnes Phiia-
delph" barks piag cicr,, stettn vctoris Nor. Dnnt
zc Inverness Brl. Melpournc Chrstiana (No Stettin
Nathaniel (NorJ, Bordeaux; brig Mary tiibb. Naples
Also slip Mount Washington ,atav barks Pearl Alex
audra. Rocket Lngunyra Porto Cabclln: ,igs
r, Dundalk; Aurora Australia tSwc) Tcncriifc schr
Thcrcsa x Kecne. DemernrA.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

w HAVANA Sept. 13. 1877.
There is somewhat moro animation in sngar, but pricos
are stil nominal spanish gold 227 227i4 Exchange
hrm On the United states 60 days. currency. ~ AZ
premium; short sight. do. "a premium; 90 days
gold. IA ia preminm hor. sight do, Sh premium.
On London, 10 l0la premium. On Paris, ~ u 5 pro-
MUM.
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PENDERGAST HELD.

George Pendcrgast the New York real estate dealer
who arrested on a charge OF swindng Mr. Custom
berg OF No. 312 fourth street, and number OF other
persons, was held by Judge Walsh, OF Brooklyn, last
evening, to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER H. l877-QUADRUPLE SHEET

:he reach of the telegraph in Asia or Africa captains
commnsicate with reaching the hrst c"uven-
lent port ls cabed. ofcharge.
.hs HkRALp and published
r7-NorfCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing coston night signal
for use the HERALD yacht. showing whe
burning the coios red changing from to tho
other succession he several miles distant.
Captains of vessels seeing this signal viii oSsc us
by preparing marine they have Tor the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD ..as
desrous ang with vessels arriv
Ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
caro- Of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East River, Now
York. Letters received all parts OF tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
SUN xooA HIGH wArEk
sun rses........... 8 40 Gov. Island... morn 10
Sun scts......-.... II sandy HOOK. morn IL 25
Noon sets. .evo 10 SO Hcii iaie. morn 90
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
SEPTEMBER l3, 1871
a. Hour Is:s n:S Is:: D:s:L Wind w:.:A:f S's.s Ct
I7or.esnoo :. :. Noon 30. 10 s. ssE Partly cloudy
Hospital hip 4rW lso. io SO sSEpnriy cloudy
ScotI'd Ltshipl sPMI3o. lol ~ Calm Partly cloudy
Sandy Hook..l II IN 1910 7o CamiCiear
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FOREIGN MAIL.

The outgoing steamers tor foreign ports yesterday
carried In all 2s3O7 letters and scvonty-Hve bags Of
papers. The largest number was by the Sncvia,
which took 1913 letters contained in 479 bags.
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WIIALEMEN.

Arrived Mt Provincetown llth. schr Sparks. Eiwc
New Bedford. 49,. .
sailed from 90 10TH schr II NJ simmons for New Bedford
Spoken 12 about lat ~ 10. Ion 81 U3 schr Agate
Atkins. OF fProvincctown. 40 bbls sp OIL
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON DC. Sept l3-Notce Is given By tho Light
house Board that antonattc signal buoy giving blasts
of whistle short Intervals has boon placed Of Moose
Peak Head Mapsl. In 25 faihams af uaAss
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JAoKsoSviLLE, Fla, Sept Is, 1877.
One death from yellow iovcr at Fcrnandina Is 70.
ported to-day Tho weathcr is sttIl uniavorable.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

Five of yellow lever were yesterday reported
by tho health officers Of Quarantine Two On
board the steamship Niagara, from Havana, Captain
(urtis The other three we're on tho whang sch
Charles Thompson, haing IRON Princetown. The
afflicted persons the latter case are the two mates
and one OF the crew. The last port touched by the
schooner was Fcrnandina, Fla. On bcr way north
Captain Leach the commander taken iii with the
dread dseasc and soon attor died. The patients were
oil removed to tho Quarantine Hospital
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Salts. Desf,naffonI

ATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

WEATHER REPOKT.
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PLYNoUTH, Sept 13, PM-Wind sW, strong; thick.
The New York herald., 1877-09-14

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