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The New York herald., 1877-09-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. sept s-Arrvcd, ship British Monarch tIr).
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept is-Auvod. schr dala~ay G Nor
sosT0N, sept le-Arryed s.osms. % VIM LA lL;sy,sns9
ton Hill, Calcutta; schr Jennie Huddcil. Granmor.
.BHLTiNoRE, Sept l5--Arrivsd, steamer Josephine
1HS%SSSp NsSFS; .S Ssw Ms xSts x.
ysS eS SS Ss4 :nscn $
sosyi!is; ssskncy: Collision. Buii River sS
strong Now YORK: For,o Rco Armstrong ao Maud Web
''ft sATIi ssDs G S1 schrs e" Lucy Collins Curtis
.n sss Bsson %% a0Ss osS ffss
Jcwet, Jewets, Portland. to load for d. u...., WIN
'y %"Sy seSr Gidorslcovo Boston Halo.
ws' loss York Philadelphia. Hat
oExsLssToS sept is.cs.rsa .es,:y ossy WI.
I6:S sch. Lsens,:s fos H,snmSndvA
5sT Ssv Y1ss ss 4sss
%;is f;:ss Ss~ s ;ss.' ss.s5s t s,r r.
MOBILE, sept i2-Arrivod. schr Mrshs. Newman, In
new ORLEANS, Sept l2-cisarcd schr chiofssin.
hGsP GWPEwBURYP6Rr, Sept 4-sared. sehr Anson s.mp-
sEwToE Sept r; 'M-Arrivod. 'ehr James Bay
sss;r Corwn Delaney Fail River for
i4th@Xrrivcd schrs Lizzie Florence Lppncott, Phiia
delphia; Imorcnc Diverty Candy south Amboy
phis: %m II Hopkins, DsSi Providencc for do; Susan
Nash Brown. DO Westerly II AFFORD, sprague. Paw
tueket New York; Artist Forrcste Fail River ior
New York: searsvc. Hart somersc! for Georgctown Dc
fsfsS sS ssa' smith, care
NRW LONDON, sept 15--Sailed. schr Sam Weller, New
F6hf Hsis sHSss If sept 7fri"Sa Camden from
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept s-Arrvod, bark vidcttc Boyd
PoRT DISCOVERY, Sept 7-salod, brig Deacon, cs-
PiirIXDEIPiii% Sept 1o-Arrvsd steamers Indiana
Sargent, Liverpool; Allentown, Mills; Williamsburg; Ha
risDi Sept Sonny Doom,
Cole, Barrow; schrs Neptune. PhadeiphiaJ Crowley,
RICnMoND, Sept 14-Arrivcd, schrs BENZ Godscy Van
Guildcr, Phil scpha Ingraham, Gregory, Rockiaud
Juictta. Robinson, New York, TO load for bahia.
Cleared -Schr Gcorgetta Lawrence. Robinson, Capo
saied-Schrs Kate MnIor. v.nsans New York; Horatio
York via Osbo-nes: Caroline Knight Dyer Boston;
Bunncl Bunnet Phiadelphia.
R0CKLAND. sept i2-Arrlvcd, schr John Bird Smith.
Windsor, rs, for Alexandria (and saed); l3th Maria
Thcrcsa Kcloch. New York Sunbeam. saunders Vinal
haven for Ncw York; Convoy FRENCH New Yorknd sailed
Sailed iIth, schrs Ainomak, Clark, Nov York; 18th
% aS,l%. T"an y oTs Apmia" S Ian Bs
tmorc. ID Ellis. Torrey, New York
SAN FkANCsco, Sept 7-Arrived, ship National Fu,
stH"hrrivcd bark Roswell sp!.gue N9rdberg, Seattle
& MSrr"y . sass oTs goni%.
bic Mamion Jordan Victoria; brig hidaigo Hardwiek.
sxyxSNAH, sept Ie-Arrvcd, steamer sarasossa. Ros-
e'w1RniI%M. Sept I4-Assivea, sch!s N H. skinner.
nah essS ys.sa 0ra c S' Now Now & y",
Mchrhof Mackenssck, NJ; Droadnaughs saunders, Now
] York via Noauk. 30
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
ART NOTES.

The annual exhibition OF the San Francisco Art AS
socation opens to-day.
citizen Of Oakland Oh, has recently purchased
william Bradford's "F.shing Fleet on tho Coast OF
L7brador"
DANIEL Neal who has won such nnc reputation Mt
Munich, will leave that city for New York some timo
during this month. He will bo accompanied by TOBY
Roscnthal, tho California artist Mr. NcaPs best
known picture Is his ''Marc stuart" Of which Mrs,
John r. Raymond is tho original, and OF which copy
OF tho head by Neal exhibited at the Academy or
Design some three years ago
Mr. and Mrs. Thomns Moran have just returned from
Milwaukee, whcro they have been the guests OF Mrs.
Alexander Mitchell, ono Of the most liberal art
patrons OF tho Wcst.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
LITERARY CHAT.

Mrs. X. H. Stoddard is pronounced the best writcr
of blank verso OF any woman In America Her chill
drens stories are justly praised. Seldom Is II that
literature makes 30 happy union that between Mr..
and Mrs. Stoddard.
Scritner's, for October, Is a brilliant number. The
illustrations good and thore is not o limo OF tho
letter press tho reader will skip Here pretty
little poem that will appear in II by Walter Lurnard,
callcd s'Thc Mirror:''-
would my lady's mirror DO. ..---.- -
And then percbance shc'd smilo onOr
Seeing her face reflected there.
mover cou,d her mirror be.
Kr .s, wnSn MSaa .ns sms hSa on ,n. %S as s s%
And mover givc II back agniu
The opening article In tho October Uarper's Is
callod "My,own," ana is tho description, with nu.
mcrous illustrations, Of a nameless town New Eng.
land The idoa is evidently borrowed from similar
paper which appeared In ycritners Monthiy for Au.
gust, 1876, called .Hide and Sock" town. The rest Of
tho number is made up OF varied selection of ar
ticles and stories. There IS an excellent article
on the Life OF New York Fireman. General Mcclellan
contributes important paper on the regular army
OF the United States, in which he says-s'lt tho
duty of every State IN the Union TO maintain euOi-
cicut we'll organized force Of militia qucll riots
crush and protect the lives and property
of tho people, and tho regular army should only DO
called In rs a last resort and then employed only
under the order OF the civil authority" "Sha tho
American girl DO chapcronedp" Is question asked by
Albert Rhodes tho October Goiary aud although no
does not II directly take IL that no thinks
they should II all tho incidents he rolatcs OF what
has occurred without proper chapcronago bo true,
nothing less than strait Jacket should bc used
Finland has only one daily paper, which is printed
half In Swedish and the other half in Finnish.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
STRUGGLE WITH COUNTERFEITERs.

ONE OF THE DEspEnADOES KILLED AND
ANOTHER CAPTURED-A GRATEFUL CON-
MUNITY.
WASHINGTON Sept. 16, 1877.
The following despatch was received to-day by
Colonel Brooks chiof OF the service division OF
The Treasury Department
TYRONE, Pa, Sept. 16, 1877.
J. B. Perkins, OF your service attempted to
arrest j. B. Funk aud Bishop Weir, alias Bill
Hutchinson, countcrfcucrs. Funk was secured
After n desperate struggle with the officer,
and $1,000 in counterfeit silver taken
from him. Wer mado desperate resistance and
fred upon the government officer Mr Perkins,, who,
u selI-defcnce fired Weir and killed. him. Your
,fccr was placed under by Coroncr's jury,
which afterwnrd exoneratcd and acquitted him.
This community feel thankful to your service for
Riding OF this Desperate. and also for the arrest
Of EuDk. DANIEL I. RAY, Burgess OF Tyrone.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
YELLOW FEVER.

SPREAD OF THE DISEASE At FERNANDINA-
QUARANTINE ESTABLISHED AT JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept. 10, 1877.
special despatch to the Shn and Press says:-
Thrcc deaths occurred at Fernandina last night Tho
fever spreading to tho old town, about milo distant
Some of tho among the colored people Ply.
sicans and arrived to-day from Savannah. Two
Of tho resident physicians are Sick Tho hospital Is
completed. call for aid in money, medicines and
nourishmcnt has been made.
QUARANTINE.
Jacksonville Is enforcing the strctest quarantine
against Fcrnandina and tho city is guarded by olun
night and day to prevent refugees from Fcrnan
dina entering by land or water. This city is unusually
healthy only ivo deaths having occurred In the past
week, two of which wero OF presidents from pull
monnry consumption and three OF children under two
years OF age. from Diseases peculiar TO Infants
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
ANGLICAN SYNOD.

CHANGE IN THE CANON FOR ELBcTING A BISHOP.
MONTREAL, Sept 10, 1871
The Anglican Synod met hero yesterday Archdcacon
Whitaker in tho chair. Tho tenth section OF the
canon for clectng bishop, which reads:"No bishop
o5jecting tho conservation, with without reason
assigned shall be required to take part in such
Grafton" was, after long discussion, amended to
rend:--
No bishop shall have ade canonical objection
and who voted In favor of such objection sh
required take In ronsecration, and IL tho
Metropolitan the senior bishop OF the province
having objected shall perform the duties OF the
Metropolitan referred to In section 4 Of this
Some additions were made to tho last clause OF Sec
tion IL. The Church OF England pupits OF the city
were all filled with the bishops and clergy attending
Inc SYNOD Bishop Williams, OF Connecticut preached
ahraA {mes
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
A CHAPTER OF HORRORS.

SUNDAY RECORD OF CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS IN
BALTIMORE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALrIMoRE. Sept 10, 1877.
An extraordinary chapter OF horrors occurred horo
to-day and tonight.
william Herman blew hts brains out on tho strect
Joseph Mccarthy, q boy, was discmboweIled oy
street car and died In ton minutes
Frank Beatty, n blind CONVICT who was serving out
ten ycors' sentence for attempted murder OF Fanny
Cole with a hatchet. attempted TO murder fellow
convict in the Peniteniiary and thon cut his own
throat. He will probably die.
An unknown man was beheaded by train ON tho
Northern Central Railway near the city.
George r. Dumbeton fell from third story win
dow nd found corpse.
A boy had his skull fractured by Kick from
horse, and will dte
At midnight man attacked another violently, aud
while handling pistol accidentally shot o child.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17

BnouwxssuAvxs. Sept Ie-Arrived bark Carlo Hsckle
Woodbury., Portland, Mo. for Dordt.
BRISTOL, Sept l5saled barks Ciaucia (Br. TOR Will
minston. NC; or,enten (Nor). Galveston
Arrived Ip Kngroad 18th. bark Melville (BD Harlow
MiramichL
BrRcrs. to Sept i5-Auivod. bark Chimoea tSoD.
hasve. New York
cmRrsrAsrA TO Sept s-saied ship Hebs Nor). Hit.
America
CRoSsrApr to Sept i5-Arrived bark Chasseur MoD
Johannsen, Now York via Elsinore.
DEAL, Sept i6On bark Shooting Star. sholt. from Phil
adelphia fo- Hamburg
FLxSssoRG, to Sept I5-Arved. bark Msrryatt (Nor,
Chrstopherse New York.
GIBRALTAR. to Sept 15Saled, bark Beatrice (Br), Bo
by drom LosaorpJ, Boston.
IIrLL. Sept l5-Arrivcd. bark Federico 10 svevo dtsD
Bianchs New York; l6th Ange Mara," from San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 18th, ship Gardiner Colby. srceter. New York.
HrLvoEr, Sept l5-Arrived. bark Augusta Elsa tsp),
Gniez wilmington NC for Rotterdam brig Iera tNoD,
Ommundscu. do for do.
HAssuRe sept i5-sArrivsd bark Aurclis Csw, Heisns
Beaufort, SO.
HAvnx sept I5-Arrived, steamer 81 L,ursnt (Fr) la
ehesncn New York; ieth, bark Sophia Luhrs Gary do
LivFRPooL, sept 15-Arrivcd. ship Olive Southard
Walker, st John. NIB with part of deckoad washed
board.
Sailed l5th barks Sarah Dougln Br, Mclean. United
States; sosreno Noo, Foyn, do; St Andrea dta), Ma
xella, do.
Lospox, Sept l5-Arrived barks Naomi (B, Christen.
sen, Pensacola 10th. ship Clars tNor Ezen, New York
bsrks Anna Gen. Mopeditck. Wilmington. nc; Proscr-
pima Aus), Ivancich. Now YORK.
LEGHoRN, to Sept 15-Arivcd. bark Sandy Hook, Mich
OILS, Now York via Gcnoa.
MovILLE Sept 1o--Arrvcd steamer Moravian tBr) Gra
ham, Montreal for Liverpool
PLYMOUTH. Sept III. PM-Arrived, steamer Labrador
(Fr, sanGlicr. Now York for IIavrc land procccded
QuEEysrowS. Sept 15Arved. bark Assyrian (Br). Mur
Gibson. Montrca brig Eliza Rich, Point Wolfe.
Nh. via Maohaspor 10TH Algeria tBr) Watson,
New York for Liverpool! (and proceeded.
Sailed 15th ship Mcirosc Nelll drum Havro, New Or
leans.
srAvAxcER, to Sept 15-Sailod, bark soHid (or. New
York: Nord (Nor), do.
SrErTIN. Sept 14-Arrved. barks Hsrmone CSor), jan
sen. New York; Birgcr( r(Rus). NMkn, Baltimore.
yALEScIA, to Sept 15-Snlcd ship Edith Troop (Br),
Crockcr. Galveston.
WATERFORD, Sept 16-Ssiled, Lnngcn, Now Orleans
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
WHALEMEN.

Bark Lancer st New Bedford reports spoke July 30 on
Sea Ranger tonnd barks Janet. Gortand NIB, ITO bbs
81 oil President. Pcnsc 40, nothing this season osprny
Lewis Heard from July 10 ship Eliza Adams, Cor
nell NB oil ms last reported: Aug q. schr Ellen Rodman
Wilbur IN, IL bbs is season. no date. bark 0corgc
Mary, Chase NIB, 10 bbls sp
Mercury ilickmott Of Nh. was In the Arctic Ocean
Aur having ;nkcn 100 bbs OIL 1000 lbs bone and 300
ivory The oil and bone had arrived at sa" Francisco
having been brorght down nv n iroghter
II Is reported the street at New bedford that dc
spnch received from Francisco states that "a vessels in
OF 7tO bbls oil each up 10
Aug l. tho largest catch being by bark Mercury.
letter from brig Frances A BNrsow. kccd Of Nb re-
ports sea- date about six weeks ago), with 10
bbls oil, all well.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Doctor oths Method for Treating Tubcrcuar Cousump-
tion. (keprnted from the New York Medical Record ,
Messrs Cherouny Keue. No. 13 Frankfort street, New
York.
Reprint of tho New Jersey Commissioners on tho Gen.
tennia Exhibition: printed by authority) Messrs.
Mar, Day & Nsar. Trenton. n. J.
Lectures Preaching. delivered before the Divinity
school of Yao College January and February 1877 by
the Rev. Phillips Brooks rector o Trinity Church. Boston
Messrs. T. r. Dutton 4 Co. New York.
The Mother In Law; or. Married In Haste by Mrs.
Emma ID. =. ~ Southworth. Mcssrs. 7. D Petersen h
Brothers Philadelphia.
Practical Hints the Selection and Use OF the Micro
scope Qntcndcd for brginners Illustrated and
TIE Industrial Publication Company. New York.
Thiryiour Years; American Story OF southern Life.
Bv John Marchniont. Messrs CiaxtoD Remscn liaci-
finger, Market street, iiadcphia
Ny Mother-in Law. Mcssrs. Lockwood, Brooks 4 Co.,
Boston,
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
CASUALTIES.

Thomas Doran mason, seventy five yoars Of age,
was employed on saturday evening to do somc work
In now building at the OF Greene and LOWS
avenues, Brooklyn While the second story cxtcn-
sion he missed his footing and foil to tho basement,
sustaining serious injuries. Ho taken to his home
II. j. North n seaman on board the steamship Sur
burton, lying at tho foot OF Joracnon street. Brook
lyn was drowned yesterday while in bathing near tho
ship As the deceased could swim there DOUBT he
taken with cramps. HIS body not recovered.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
SErrnMBER 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer rlan%slle! rS Stephenson Newcastle Sept p
Steamer Jusna tsp Gast"n"ga. Havana. with mdso to
Steamer Gilsand tBo. dastanas". Havana Sept 10. IN
steamer Richmond. Smith, Richmond City Point snd
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to tho Old Dominion
steamer Abomae. Gibbs Lcwos. Dol. with mdso TO tho
Steamer Agnes Smith, Phadolph,a with mo.e to Boger.
y I'.ss sssa with d to
ship Plymouth Rock Brminsh"n', London 80 days. with
"HsS B.rs puchs.. tof shields Elliott Newcastle 45 days
S'i Ss9 ss" TO II. 30
had heavy eastoy gale lasting IL hours lost and split
Diritto G.a crovctto Queenstown 80 days. in ball
S:S.Iini sss H:p,sn snax AHscsR s. 80 days
lonpe5 4 days, with sugar Ie. tsJ Il iismn 4 Go:
&C. to %%snek Co. vessel to Peni:.on Co. ''''
s.s s. as ' ~s:s s.'t as 1s G%
steering W.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston for New York;
Steamer City OF Ftchourg Springcr New Bedford Tor
Steamer Albatross Dnvis Fall Rvcr for New York
Steamer Bolivar Gecr. New London and Norwich for Now
Brig Easlet rookcr. Port Jefferson for Now York.
schT 4 Holloway Johnson Windsor: Us for Now York.
Schr II II Mc(aiivery, bangor for Now York.
Schr NJ ID Ireland, C0rsou Bangor for Now York.
Nchr Il RUSSELL Mehaney, Quincy Point for New
York.
Schr ] Ponder. Jr, Kelly New Bedford for New York.
Schr Abner Taylor Dodge, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Maggie Cummings 0Bricn, 0ohassct tor New
York. -4f..
Schr Francis +. cOrxin. Delaney. Fall River for New
York. . :. .
Schr a u Lawson Mchrhof. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Moss Glenn. Anderson, Providence for New York:
Schr eorEe Albert. Dry ant Providence for New York.
Schr Kate Scranton Pond. Providence for Now York.
Echr Is II Wnrtord Spraguc. Providence tor Ncw YORK.
Schr Willie Dewolfe. Mott. Providence for Now York.
Schr Rachel Jsnc, Ncwport for New York
Schr Film City Kelly, Middetown, CT. For New York.
Sch- Hattie 4 Butter. Portland, CT. for New York.
Sclr Eva Divcrty Candy New Haven for New York.
Schr Bowdoin. Randall New Haven for Vow York.
Schr Dart Williams Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr vasceio (B McCombcr, Now York for Wilnsgate.
schr Julia Cinch (BD Maloney. New York for st An.
drcws, NIB.
Schr oliver Perry Hegcman New York for Glon Cove.
Schr II Miller Miller. New York for Milestone Point.
schr Granite State Burgess, New York for Boston.
schr Nightingale, Young New York Tor Norwich.
Schr AlmoLa Smith, Port johnson for Pembroke.
Schr Charles Rogers Rogers Amboy for Boston.
Schr A Russell, IIagcrty, Amboy for Portland.
Schr i Applegntc. Atwood Amboy for New Haven.
sehr Monrosc iimsn, verp'"ucks Point for 1t John,
schr Angola, Wooster IIavcrstraw for st John, NIB.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
BOUND EAST.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

su,r NATIONAL (Fr,, at San Francisco Sept z from Ma
na passed between Bnshce Islands uiy ID Is cagnes
land encountered centre OF typhoon blowing vo.
leny sprung forctopmnst foretopExaut and maintop-
gallant sprung ibboom. lled dock and cabin With
cabin door, &C. ~atcr going below and dam
aging prov.ons during the gale lost several sails ship
beams hour, with tremendous sea and heavy
after gale had abated tried pumps and found water
mixed with
PoRr MuLGR 2Schr Trio. Of Crapaud for this
mort ms run into by Worcester last night ana
had spirit and NIL hcndgear carried away; deck started
forward; vessel makes no wator.
Pu,tApyLPmfA. Sept 16-Steamcr Panther which
disabled by the steamer Reading was towod IN by steamer
Allentown.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
NoT1CETo MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmastors arc Informed
that by tccgraphng the HERALD London Bureau nd
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet stroct, London, or TO tho
Paris Office add cssng Bennett 81 Avcnuc de rOpcrs,
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United st,tcs tho will bc cabcd to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving nt sailing from French and Medi
tcranoan ports will ind tho once tho more cconomi
cal and expeditions for tslcgra aphIng ncw&
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

TIE SABBATH IN cINcrNNATI-ARnIvAL OF
SECRETARY EvARrs AND PAxrY.
CINCINNATI ohio, Sept 10, 1871
President noyes attended divino service at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church this forenoon. Rev. Earl
Cransion preached. After service ut the church
the President dined with DR.. John Davis. NJ
whose residence no In stopping. During the
afternoon in company with r. H. stephenson, Col
lector OF Customs he made some informal visits,
among others calling upon old lady, who told MIN
when young man that he would reach his present
exalted position In the evening he took tea AZ thc
residence OF Mr. George w. Jones
sEcRETARY EvARTs AND PARTY.
Secretary Evarts, with his two daughters ana MS
SON left Washington Yesterday morning ana remained
all night at Grafton, w. Va. where they were joined
at breakfast this morning by Secretary schurz ana
Postmaster General Key Tho party reached this city
Louisville TO morrow morning at seven o'clock.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
FIRE DURING DIVINE SERVICE.

QUIET CLEARING OF THE HALL-oNLY FEW
THRILLING hfIsHAPs.
SAN FRAxcisco, Sept. 10, 1877.
Fire was discovered tho uppor part Of Union
Hall this evening while u Jewish congregation OF
several hundred people wcrc holding service
In the main hail. Thu policeman on duty notified
member OF tho committee quietly, and the hall was
cleared with few trilng mishaps In descending tho
snirs Tho Are was soon cxtingulshcd, tho damage
being nominal
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
WAS 1T POISON?

WINDSOR, w., Sept 10, 1871
Thcrc Is considerable excitement hero caso Of
supposed POISONING John Hubbard left his homo in
Carcmont n. H., yesterday to visit this pluce. HIS
vile prepared luncheon for him. and hc ate just be-
tore arriving here. He was Immediately seized with
commissions, ana tho physicians pronounced 1t case
Of poisoning by strychnnc. Ho is out OF DANGER
ana an investigation will be made. Mrs. Hubbard
arrived hero to-day. Sho visited her husband, and
denies all knowledge OF any poison bens placed tho
e,ct
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
STABLES BURNED.

LEWISTON, Me-, Sept 10, 1877.
Gro in stable on Lisbon street this morning com.
municatcd to three othcr stables and a tenement
house, and all destroyed Loss. $500; insur-
anco, So, 900.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
THE FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALrAx, n. s., Sept 10, 1877.
The Fishery Commission will resume its session to-
morrow. A lsrg, number Of witnesses on behalf Of
the American government expected in tho steamer
from Boston In the morning.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
ODD FELLOWS.

BALTIMORE, Sept 49, 1877
Tho Grand Lodge Of the United States of tho Inde-
pendent Orocr OF Odd Follows will meet In this city to-
morrow. A largo number Of delegates arrived last
night aud to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
EXPLOSION IN A BRICK YARD.

BosToN, Sept 1G 1877.
Yesterday afternoon, while workmcn burning
brick in John Fletches brick yard at Medord, gas
cumuln in the kiln in such quantity that cx-
pIoson cnsuct. Three men were iDJurcd two OF them
very SERIOUSLY
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, Sept Is Arrived brig Prince 10 Boo tBr,
Morris Wilmington. NC
BonpsAux Sept 14-sailcd. ship Protector Nor, wold
United States; bark Rsgnhild (Nor). jacobsen, do.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept 10, 1877.
United States Marshal r. r. CARL severely in
ured yesterday by falling thirty feet from ladder
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
EXPLOSION IN A GUN FACTORY.

New, HAVEN, Conn, Sept 10, 1877.
Three men were injured, two severely, yesterday. by
an explosion cartridges at the Winchester gun factory
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in CON-
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1877-09-17

py-NoTICE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains officers
The New York herald., 1877-09-17
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
omer. sails De,,,ootor, on

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1877-09-17

Average temperature yesterday .............. 7jl
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ~........-~.......... 81,
The New York herald., 1877-09-17

vessels engaged IN coasting foreign trade obsev
ting the or requested
20 the fac. tho HERALD that be
brought publicly the attention Of tho authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
tion Displaced buoys the Of their removal viii
suffice observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
Of the American Continent When they observed
on the coast European in tho Mediterranean
II requested that information be sent either by telegraph
or London once OF the NEw York HERALD 20
Fleet street. London the Paris oico G1 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may bo addressed Bcnnett Al Fleet street. London"
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpcra Paris" Where cases OF
displacement observed the waters Of countries beyond
hc reach Of tho telegraph Asia or Africa captains
may communicate upon reaching the nrst
port This information will DO cabed free orchsrgc to
:he HERALD and published.
ss-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGlr.-.hc NKw yoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the lxRALD steam yacht showing whilo
burning coors green rod changing from the
succession he several miles distant
Captains of vessels upon s.cing this signal will obgc
by preparing marine thcy have for tho Ship
News Department OF tho HyRALD.
pSPcrsons desirous with arrv
Ing New York do by addressing such vessels
caro- Of HERALD news yacht Pier No East River New
York. Letters received NIL parts Of the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates sre required.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
sus AND NOON Hran wArsh
sun rises......... 64s Gov. Island. ;. morn 4 10
Sun set. ........... 90 1 Sandy Hook. morn "a
Noon sets.. morn IL 80 He'll Gate.... morn 04
x.x,.-rv0n >-nrSr,
The New York herald., 1877-09-17

WEATHER nEPoKT.
HoLYnKAp. Sept 10, PM-wind NV. clear and nnc.