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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-07
@tSeonfn.

Oet ID v lebtuW WhtoS oteISt SuSS
bic Srau bes Tarmers gnsslte pom BIis
er14lasen. Die Srau war beim 9euma:
den auf benz SsIbe unb fii9tete fi9 unter
einen in Der Ndbe zines Baumes itebenben
Seui9ober, ais bas @ewitter Iosbra9.
Der 8lis idIus in ben Baum, worauf bic
Srau gu benz neben ibr iisenben anaben
iuste: rI9 @Ott, i'd i~terbe!" flab has
wareu ibre lesten 8orte. Sbr Wann fanb
fs uls eside, obsIeid t~einerIsi Mertmale
pom Blisi9Iuse on ibr gu entbsden waren.
gs 1T cine 8ewesuns i'm 9anse,
UNI bic Snsiba: Snbianer ober bieienisen
unter ibnen, bic fi9 ba3u eisnen, gu girs
germ gu MAIDEN unb ben ibrisen cine @sles
senbeit gu psri9affen, meter wefiwdrts gu
3isbsn. Oisie slnresums ioa in elmer
Oentidrift, weI@e bereits uiele 1nteri4rif'
ten inbet, an ben GonsreB sebradt werben.
Sin arbeiter ysamens Soief Nar:
tel, in Der SdsemiibIe uon 6. gOunb d
So. in Chippewa 6aas beiddftist, usruns
slidte am 20. p. So. in idredli9er Weiie
in elmer Mai9ine. gr murbe 3ermaImt
unb buditdbIid in spei Sbeile serffidt. Gr
NOR felt 10 Subren in Der Sdsemible be-
i9dftist.
@egen swei Suibel Weiaen
entitanb tirsIid Buii9en 6. M. snow u.
s. Sddfier, in Comm gorf, Columbia
Co., Elm YroseB, Der fir bsioe einsn rs9t
ssialsenen slussans nabm. Der Sldser,
9. Ws. Snow, bat ndmli9 in Wabiion
einen criminal. 9 srbaftsbefebl berausneb:
men miiien, fir ben er $3.50 gu entri4'
ten bate. Na9 peri9ieoenen pertasten
@eridtsuerbanblunsen wurbe i9lieBIi6 Der
gsrtlaste Sol. Sddffer, welder ben 8rs:
seB p%erIor, gu 1926 Sdubeneriat uno sur
i3abIuns Der Soften, weI4e fid auf iibsr
$50 belauisn, ps~rurtbeilt. IuBerbem bate
ieber nod stua $40 aopOtatensebibr 81
entri9ten, mas NIT benz 3eituerluft II. +. ID.
sersdset, cine seial3ene &ednuns fur tusl
BuibeI @eisen madt.
Dis 9opfensrnte peripri@t in Ssautse
County in bieiem Sabre iebr srsiebis 81
werben.
Die vOsautee County Gair" wirb am
25., 20. unb 81. September in Sautpiae
absebaItsn werben.
Die Brombeerenernte III mad ben Bes
ri@ten i'm sansen Staate gut aussefalen.
Tonbb blu 9ae idliebt iest ieine Wirtb
idaften am Sonntas-bamit bic 9eute in's
Greie binaus3ieben.
Ofbtoib wimi@t einen Stabtpart gu
baben.
Die Wei3enernte bat in Der @e'
senb pon Ga GrOiie ibsraa besOnnen anb
es lit srfrsuIid, gu u~ernebmen, baB biei.Ibe
uIs burdiduittIi@ gut beaei@net werOen
tam. Der Sdaben, Der bur@ bic 8ei;
aenuan3e anseri9tet waroe, 1T ni@t 10
sroB, als maj anfdnsIid sIaubte unb un:
iere Jarmer merbsn enblid wiebsr einen
Iobnsnbsn Grtras fur ibre Grbeit erbaIten,
i1reibt Der Ga grohe vNorbitern.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-07

mar gu eruarten, baB Der Strom feline
llfer iberi@reiten uirbe. llnb Ieiber fam
es aud 10. Der YSbsI bemd@tiste fi@ Der
gewesuus. Die Gra9twasen wurben, ebe
man ie in Branb ftedte, sepIinbert. l1nb
wie wurbe sepIinbert. Die Ylanberuns
sei@ab iOsuiasen sei@dftsmdBis unb Wdn'
ner, &naben unb Srauen trusen, i4Iepps
ten, routen unb fubren auf Wasen t%auiens
berIei Wuaren meg: Mebl, Sdinfen,
Spedieiten, SaIs1eii&, GitrOnen u. Ipfel:
finem, &esenidirme, 9ite, Baden Gu4,
Seibe unb MusIin, Tabat, Gisarren,
Ndbmai9inen, unb net wsiB, mas iOnit
nod! Das Clement bes vgwis 8eiblis
den" war Bel bieier iaubsren arbeit nit in
Der uorberten Nsibe. Wir werben bic
pIinbernben Mesdren pom %. SuIi 1877
Gin wiirbises Seitsnitid gu BEN 9etro:
Ieuien Der Yuriier Communicated nidt
perseiien.
Die rStreiters batten NIT Der Bis ans
NeuBerite sebsnben 8ranbftiituns unb nit
Der YIinberuns ni@ts gu idaifsn. Gs mar
eben Der YSbeI, melder pom Samfas aui
SOnntas abemb bier bas &esimsnt fabrte.
Der Y0bel, gum Ebeil nod BON ~seraubtem
Sdnupps erbitt, besniste ii@ aud ni3i
nit benz giienbabnsg isentbum, iOnbsrn er:
brad unb plinbsrte ebenfals YriuatsG Stab:
Iiiismsnts: gisarrenIaben nnb @irtb:
i9aften.
Oils bies betannt purte, unb ba aud biz
3srit0runa bes giienbabn:g isentbums BIZ
gauge Stabt nit 8ernidtuns bur9 Ssue,
bsbrobte, ba bammerte Der girseridaft bod
snbIid bic llsberseusuns uuf, baB ies'
rSeu senus unten" unb es bic bOdite 3eit
Jet, fernerem nafus elm 3iel gu ieten. gs
murben S%ortebrunsen setroiien bic au'
Ieste Nadt anseiasten weiteren Sranbitif:
tunsen su perbinbern. beionbers bas 6ra9t'
Depot Der ga. Giiesbabn an Der rYOint"
gu idisen.
Der Sdaben burd 6euer wirb in BIT
Wiaionen seben. user bat ibn gu eriesen Z
Obne 3wsifel werben mir 9lue baran 81
trasen baben-in wsIdsm 8srbdItniB, NUT
fid erit nod seisen.
Die giisnbabnen baben cine fur9tbare
9ebre erbaIten. gtwas aebnlides 1T in
iol@em l~lmfanse Iier,uIanoe nod gar MIDI
baseweien. Sbne 3weifeI wiiroe es aud
gar nidt 70 melt setommen iein, wenr
man Bel Der BebanbIuns zines arbeiter'
slusftanbss, Der f@ ioweit in S@ranter
sebaIten, msbr Beiounsnbeit unb &Iusbei1
bdtte waIten Iafen, wenn man ni9t ans
einsm Ausfanb einen Muffanb sema@'
bate.
Dos Nieberbrennen bes giienbabns@i'
gentbums mar bic Antwort auf bic Morb:
tbaten an Der Is. StraBe. Das bort &C.
i9eben, war .Rorb-wir baben feine anbe'
re Be3ei@nuns baflr. Mu& bic pbiIabel:
pbier finb fur ibre Worb:Mrbsit seitraf,
wOrben mad benz Grunbiase: Hug I'm
ause, 3abn UNI 9abn.
5Offen mir, baB iest w~enisitens biz
S9redenstase Pittsburss uOraber finb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-07

cine sdu3Iide Gusrottuns bieiss iddbIi@en
Gbieres seIdnse. DaHelbs bat bic boppelte
@rSbe Der sew6bnIiden 6eIbsriue, maui:
wurfsdbnIi@e, banbfOrmise 0orberfibe II.
beiist cine auBerorbentIi9e @efrdBisteit
bisieIbe 1T 10 srob, baB bas Gbier bic
eisene Brut peraebrt, wenn es ibm an Gn'
s~erIinsen, @ewirm ober Wur3eln febIeu
ioQte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-07
&ut m bmr9er Gazette.

Oas llntsrnebmem ber @ranbuns zines
Eempersn3 : &affeebauies unb tlnterbals
tunsslotaIs fur iunse 2eute in ct. Saul
1T aei1eitert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Our thanks arc rendered tao pursers OF steamers
Gamma. from Bermuda, and Etns, from Hsyt, 10. for
isvos
snlp ST LAwRsscE tB) from Francisco for Burrsrd
let which the rocks Victoria and
boom carried away .sss..t s.
snlr sYsEs Woods al. San Francisco Noy 20 from New
naive Of = ;s.rs 81 age is from The jibhoom
While frling tho jo and wa. drowned sep. 10. William
the main,ops yard while esS TO tho deck and In
btantiy killed.
sepsemesr on the VOYAGE from s. John ~ aserpoo
gone bni the masts werc standing
BARK DrsxSeAsp tNor Lorcntsen, from BaItImore for
town snsn pg nS oIs NJ. - :"
paired VIII sail from Norfolk Dec fos destination
Asrs s 'S IL: S s:sss
vas ready tor ~ 80 ihs 14h a. = ! .~.f's.-e -. :
@ &c ss % n
ard 80 on the marine .iip On the 2nh reparrs ssps
perssess heavy ~s.shs xsos eos.inasd SONS dsys
anrng when o. shs puups vessel s'o strained
mn.a in distress. finished di.eh asih
Bnc rnoRKss (Br from Beaufort Sc for Briste which
into Benndo oes In Distress was taken on the
iasded aud ready for nov 70.
scnw 3 cLxsxsrs: Row,on. from raseAsou!a for !ia
Nos To- W which vessel and cargo became soi.i lo.
o. on q s % and 'is ne
facts The schooner left Iaysaon for Psscag.uls De.
vessel wNtefloggcd about 10 o'clock the
attempted make Horn island. when she suddenly
hed. After labor the yawI was launced and the
consisting OF the master and hve men. ound refuge
IN her but wers without food except pey pig
The weather heavy and hRzy being without
ad they ado Tine pig killed.
and the blood mixed with salt water was their inst neal
The next y the kanrys ana liver The pis we're eaten
landed Hight aud hospitaby cared
for by the keeper The Cemens about ~ tons bur
den and considered sanch aud scawofth5
ScHR STARLIGHT. Of Calais. for Point pitre, lumber
At '.n n ' Ss. sS o. Sis
sistance and proceeded.
Sem MARY RANKIN. Fuller, from PhiiadslphA for
Trieste into bermuda Nov 81 with ~ sntis tore
sprung and vessel leaking badly. hsv.
ing encountered heavy gale on the 18th Two .samen
were washed overboard one VI whom WAS rescued Sns
WAS dischArging on the 10Th
scuR EXCELSIOR. from Now York. With coal Tor Somerset
Mass put Dec with loss Of foresa part
Of deck load, aud main boom broken. She wiz repair
there.
scnR JOSEPH srevrR, from jacksonville for Boston.
with ,umoer. arrived below Wilmington NJ. Doe Leak
Ing.
scun DANIEL WEBSTER before reported ashore West.
port cargo Of lumber discharged, whom
she will be move down TO get nc the leak
scHR ELLEN Rough and Ready for Sen Francisco.
capsixed nov 20 OF Point Reyes. Crew saved.
AMERIcAS LLoYDs surrLErySr, No published BY Capt
Richard HMrtshornc, u received IL quite svsua 10
Information In regard TO
her Of vessels resurvey metsngs. rcpairs and number
OF new vessels
NV LONDON Doc x--schr Ontario, with coal. sunk on
Cornhcld Point anu Ia total loss. Crew saved.
GALVESTON. Dec 4schr Two Sisters, from Mermsnton
for Galveston, loaded with cotton lumber aud oranges
wrecked on this port Yesterday Thros lives
lost portion Of the cargo was washed ashore and ssvsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
CLEARED.

ste.mer Northumbris tBr, Hurst. Hull. E-chss L
Wright Il Co. ~ Y = ..sl'#f .f T
steamer Gleniog.n tBr,. LundSsrg. Psrnambueo ana
steamer Cnrondoles. Burrows st Jaeo and cisnusgvs-
l. W ard 4 60. 4si4 ]. NJ 4.
steamer Herman Lavingssep, Hassra saysapsa-4Gss
Yonge. 'S IT ttf-i r+ffer - " tSfytf Us
steamer AnthrseIte. Grumiey PhiiaAeiphia- snss
Hand #t ~ *H1tf. L
Bark NAhai tAus) Marochin Famouth--Siocovich Co.
Bark Antonio tAus,. Cosulich, Huil Brunch. Edys
4 40. s2Ns Ga sf -
Bark Ausonis gtaD La.s.ro 2ussnstown. Falmouth or
Bark Rosina staD Palrno, Gloucester. E-Funch, Edsy
4 Go.
Bark Tisrs 0tal vigiant Queenstown Falmouth for
orders Be nlam boyesen
BARK !noins!,. tItal. MarosIio Cork Falmouth for
orders-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Albiua. Dasse.t. navrs-Boyd Hincksn
Bark Aansa (5p). Savnllc Valencia Unkhayt
Bark Mendoza. Whittemore Montevideo-J Norton. Jr,
BARK Unics txex,, RemsGuera, Vera crus-M Eehevsr.
Brirw D Andrews. Brown, Port prnes-R xur.
Brig Fideiis. Atwood. South Amboy. NJ-Pssons 4
Lond.
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer Stamiod-St smford Manu.c-
sehr r Goodwin, williams. Bridgeport stamford Manu-
featuring Go.
sioop Ida Vail. Ball, New Hsven-Cartwrighs Doyle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
DIR. JeAN.pAprrsrE PHILIPPE sAarH.

A cable despatch from Paris announces the death OF
N. Jcan-Baptise Philippe Barth tho eminent French
snrseon and medic, writer. He was born In 1872 Ut
sarresuem,nos, Departmental the Mossts, pssan his
medic i studies III the Paris hospitals IN lSs7tand Mt
the general examination IN 1885 won tho gold medal
After brilliant course oil study be commeAoed his
medical career under tN most fAvoy1Ols auspsees and
subsequently he became visiting ptysicsan re the
Hosel.DIsu He became prominent and ncssve msn-
Der OF the Medical Society Of Observation End VI she
Anatou society, and decorated In 1547 with
The Legion oil Honor In 1854 he was admitted TO The
Academy OF Medicine. several OF his writings were
inser,ed In the males GenGrsIos do M6dccGe."
His principal work. which was done in conjunction
with VI. Henri Roger, was Practical Trostise on
kuscnitation, and among his minor "Medi-
cal History Of the Cpoera' and treatise "Uicera-
ton OF the Air Passagek"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05

~ s s'ss s'
ss s:S ss .: s. s sf .;s;
40 isi Bristol rs..y g. .s.: Irog; BIRD Korn t;om
sy.ra rom Ne. Y.!s .S Lsnasn ,.p. .enr a.,y
Edward srnysd 18Th. diss: Island Queen Br Ls
:s'p; sssa s s,; Moore.
Pa: ~ nov ship Ioiaabu. Bs.hsr from Tor
. days: procured smother ana etoessdsd 10Th. :,
s::s s i FL .Ss % SS.
ss. :as: Sad GA sss:: ~ &.
ana ' e. y n: e. s''''
iu.sliH.os Soy s.sssd pssy.n.,y, 'nps Columbia
.i."; ss.s sss .sp: Ssep.ea n.a.y;
P's%;s. ssS:;sy ss:q. LsS:Sp: n:.:.d
r.ss' Asss :is;y! ss
R:s
speed. Msrs.: iisssrso-a wh,sm:rs Lou,:,.ns ivs!,
HAVANA, Dec I. Arrived steamer CITY Of Vera cru.
ssilsd nd. ssssmsr CITY Of Washington. Zimmerman,
EA.,14s, Nov 80 sailed bark Alice q Dieksru,an rur-
suassh kosds sshr julia dEsss New York via sheet
sailed Pee : steamer M.rsss.., Jsetavay. New YORK
:. Ivxs,so., Nov a. x,r;.o. ssssmsr Dominion tBr.
Roberts. ouebse-
10y for WILMINGTON. M. idx. to ssii In two days
PAsELLos Plea Nov SIN port eviousv. ship Oasis
Carrolhon. Lswis; Alex MeSen, sproul Oriental OTIS,
pauhia tBr) xcAsssr: Paul Revere. Mrile carvsli
(B bsrks connsught tBr,. Richsrdson MARYLAND tBj,
Dakin. sud A & Bean, Young Nli idg or 20 load.
PusSA D LoBos Nov 5-ssed previously. ships Harry
Morse. Drummond Europe; Napier (Br). Bygot, do; In
vincible. strickland. do. 4
IL Nov 5. ship westneid Orr, Parrot; Rossgnol
an Stanley Austria Gilmore: Marion (Brj Try; Her.
cues, SNOW; frsnconia Otis; Oakland. burlington;
chrysoits (Br) owen; barks Oneco. Henry: II A Parr
ficrou. Nov 2e--ssrsd. brig vslms tBr,. Mcdonald
Liverpool
vicfos. Nov 2uArrivsd ship st Lawrsncs CBr. John.
son, Sau Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
HERALD YACHT WEATHER oBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 4, 1877.
ARRIvALR
REPORTED By the HERALD srEAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirksroxY TELEGRAPH LINE

REroRrxp BY the HERALD srKAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirxsroSH TELEGRAPH LINE
vanilla 18th s,,nss.ns ais Aspin.ali ss.ssnd S.vas.s
Prom w %s' .a M Sc hss @ n1a
80 TO- lou "a passed schr Oliver. from
Steamer canim. tRr, Liddieo.s Rurmuas Nov 80 Win
mese ana passengers 20 outerbrdcs Had strong NV
Steamer Alss-r Hawthorn. New Orleans Nov IS. wish
sisa%.r Jhsris..on ossyood. cs.rsssoa days. win
ss;s: With na.. 20
ols psmsion sssa%'si0 Co. s,vo a .r, :.
Barl L.xisass .I.., Polio. Maple. 50 days. in bal
Bsrs Hn.onssts Gtsij csnsro. Genoa IS days. bal.
M P. s.,
sesr csa,is hen OBJ. Knox; :. John, ~; 10 s.,:
We Philadelphia with lumber 70 orders vessel 50 Gilchris
sehr + Hail. Doobns acx souviiis 10 days With
b, ..op Clark; vssse! 70 s,mpson c,spI c'wa'
schr Hazard. aowand. Gsorseiown SCI; days with
naval TO Donsr fs;,sr Vessel 70 p urlSu.
Sen sss,y $ $. Iy ,.,.; Ing s yy,Irsas..
ssS; S.s ;,ss.
sssr aha Gy' cai ea s%D, s,r yIssi
Sciir y rsrwsil, lord. nocSand. Ne. for Baltimore.
schr buell.. Ireland Boston for ohsrisssoa Put in
scar il Do Wolf Baker, Boston for Charleston Put in
.chr N II Rivers Rivers. Boston for Baltimore. Put In
schr Andrew Eppinssr. smith. Salem for Philadelphia
Put In fer harbor.
ss ship Robert Dixon which anchored in the lower
bay cane up 70 tho CITY +sh N. ......tr
ssr BARK Nova Scotia tBr. sh" wac anchored below.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND socrH.
xs"Ynss wS %" Co. ''f
Steamer Amos Brusow. Kenny. Providsnce for New
Br.s Hattie Pstts tRr,. Hssnsid from windsor Ns for
New York wish plaster - pswois Vas n,srssps,d q"
8 Piers: Hale, w,nd;H, Ss New YORK
Schr Old Chad. Wiley, Passport for New York.
sr r.s sss. for q, New s Y.
sshr lanes holmes, sydsr Belfast Ne, Tor New York.
schr q Adxns NieEsrson. Boston foy New York.
@ '9rfs rsf ss f. s:-
schr American Chie SNOW. New Bodferd for New York
s sS T.. i s: s. 81 :: s.s 4.,
sss 70.
York.
A. anchor In Harris Island RoaAs-sehr Geo Calhoun
(Br,. st John. NIB. for New York n lstt
BOUNDS EAST. .nt .tsest
Steamer Nersus. HsHstt. New YORK for Boston. ss-
sehr vssslo tsa iccamsss. Ssw York. for Nsitisnd
schr Virginia. Bssiss. xsw ySrkss ssJohn.NR.
ssSr MH,ssh r ts9 Co. g. yaS. NJ
schr Henry May Hatch, Hobokcn for Providsncs.
snr I'll Ss, for Boston,
Schr Hammond. Goldthwhits Aniboy for Portland,
= schr sterling. BAH. Amboy for Bridgeport. T7i .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
AMERICAN PORTS.


ALEXANDRIA, Dec s-Arrved. steamer Z @ knight,
New York.
Sailed -scbr Jane L Newton Boston,
Passed MP Schr ROYAL Arch, for Washington.
BJSTON. Dec 4-Arriveu, steamer fottsvie. Pierce.
Phil adeiphA schrs witherspoon. sheppard. TufHs
nssc do; Alfred Fiss. Kelley; Alexsrdrs vs; 1eerss
Mcfarland, Hsrfingo do: Lane, Lane Georgetow
Do John Mason, rhnnsy, do Lizzie Carr Iea do; Lulu,
Snow. Baltimore: ytyinrx small; Lottic, Iayiori n
Endicott: Joseph BASmcre Burdgs: Artie Greenwood,
stevens Il Babcock, Lee Ably l. Dow. Corson; Ed'tn
Phiisdeichs; PRANK "a DIV, ..asc. .wsehawken
do Charles Morrison smith, Alcxandris, Va Hector
Higgins Baltimore Henry Wilmington, hasc. do; urloe.
3 Raymond. Kelley; 3 Jordan, NesA,hn: Twsoiy o"s
FrIsnds. Je6ers; Sarah A Holman. usslsy; n boax.
sonsrs; wheeler. osdffsv; Hasns CrevsL Creusl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
sILAs II. MITCHELL.

The funeral OF Silas H. Kitchei. who died nnc
days ago At Colorado Springs. took place in Newark
yesterday. He was an old and highly esteemed resi-
dent OF Newark He was for many years actively
identified with It's local government well as tho
business interests OF the city. The circumstances at
tending his demise are rather singular. HIS son-in-
law died in Colorado and no went GU to settle
up the estate and 10 have erected on tho grave
OF tho dead relative q monument. On the
evening OF the 25th nit. Mr. Ktchell, IL Is
stated retired TO hts room. the hotel where he
sojourning, in his,usual health. In the morning he
was lou I'd beside his bed, in kneeing position, quite
dead and tho fact that the bod undsturbed,
tho belief Is entertained that he died almost Instantly
consisted OF tho following leading NcwarKcrs:-Ex-
Governor N. /. Ward, David Campbell. BENJAMIN
Crane. Z. s. Ward, Joseph Ward, John Phillips ana
Alexander EagIca "t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
NoT1cETo MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

that ~ seegrapning 20 The HERALD London BursAn id
dressing Bsnne. No. 4e Ficst London q" 20 shs
Paris Once addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera
Para she arrivals and departures from kuropsan and
Eastern ports Of American and All foreign vssasls trading
with the cnitsd States. the will be csbed % this
country fsse Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
terrAnsnn ports will hnd the Paris os the economi-
cal and expe dtious for seiegrsphing newa> asl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
BAnoN NORTH Won BrrHxANN.

Baron Philip Heinrich Mortz Alexander Won Beth
ma M, head OF the we'll known German banking
house, died In Frankfort yesterday. He was horn
october s, 1871, and was the eldest son
OF simon Morris Bethmaun. True TO the traditions
OF the family. he always madc noble use Of his for
unc For sumo time he held the position Of Consul
General nj Frankfort before that Tree Town became
absorbed To The mighty German Empire. Several OF
brothers also cd distinguished positions, one OF
them being Chalubcrisin OF the King OF Bavaria
another possesses several baronial estateE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
BARNETT COHEN'S WATCH.

Martin Jacobs was yesterday arrested py Ofccr Nc
Sally on warrant issued by Justice Morgan, 10 which
he is charged with stealing . watch. Tho complain
ant is Barnett Conen, OF NO 500 Hudson street Js-
cobs went 10 him In October last, and, under tho
prcicncc oil being jewelIer, obtained the watch to
repair ~ He failed 10 return ~ and when arrested
admitted that ho he'd pawned the case Tor $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-05
OBITUARY.
COLONEL ROBERT Tyler.


Colonel Robert Tyler, sou of the late ex.Prssident
Tyler, died on Monday night, at Montgomery, Ala,
from paralysis OF the brain. The deceased gentleman
attracted good deal of attention some years ago and
was in many respects q rather remarkable man. Dur.
ing his fathers administration he was considerably
pcttcd and pstronized, and early developed what
might be called u passion for oratory. He accom-.
panied Caleb Cushing to China as Secretary Of Lesa
ton, his return practised law and took an
tive part in politics. he was m ardent SYM
panther throughout his whole career With
auy people That he considered opprssssd, and
gavo expression TO his denunciations OF some Of
the European governments IN unmeasured terms. Ho
made several speeches favor OF the Irish rspssl
agitttiou ana was OF the founders Of The irish
EmiGrant Aid Society. portion OF which iaitcrward
BECAME ths Emmett Nonpment Association and formed
the nucleus OF what WAS subsequently known as
Feninnisu. Ha was for some time Prot houotary III
the Supreme Court In Philadelphia but AZ The out
break Of tho wnr OF secession, bong Virginian by
birth and educaiion he cast his lot with his native
State and throughout the rebellion active sup
porter OF the southern cause In November, 1865 no
was pardoned by President johnson and returned TO
Philadelphia, but, alter some time, again went south
and resided IN Montgomery, Ala, TIL his death.
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Steamers Antoni, (r) for Bristol Scotia fBr) Glasgow
Carondeet, Nassau, &C. vndicstor Phiiadep ships
Lake Ontario Br Averpool; BERTHE 81 Glow t'r, Ant.
Nutwerp Amor tNor). Cork Falmouth: Euxinus Norj
Corunna; Qncile tNor). Antwerp; a de GAdo Guxnta.
briss Emma Dean Br. Porto Cabeiio; Starlight,
Demerara
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MRS. DRURY'S CASE.

Tho following amounts have beef received at this
once for the bencat OF old Mrs. Drury. mention Of
whose destuution was made IN the HERALD On Sur
day:-H. =. o., IS; Mrs. John A. H., So; j. L., 81; r.
L. X q, N O.. 81 -
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

INV BxpFoRp. Dee ST steamer vsrhena 70 engaged
To-Day IN rssetna the buoys In the bay Tor the winer
Nswrosr r. Dee me Cai.sd states steamer Mst,s
toe has arrived With the :os whistle which 20 %
Immediately placed Ia position Dutch Islsnd Light
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nyw YoHx, Dec 4-Noon.
The time ball OF tho Western Union Telegraph Company
y standard time Of the United states Naval Observatory
ssningon) was to-day dropped oneenth second slow.
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Timothy p. Norton, prominent merchant OF Nor.
wich Conn, died Monday evening. His funeral
will take place Thursdsy afternoon.
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CONSUL GENERAL sTURZ.

Consul General Sturz, tho eminent philnnthropist
and director OF the German emigration movement,
died In Berlin yesterday.
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BIT HIS NOSE OFF.

'John xccusher, Upted. States Army" stai,oned
Fort Schuyler arrived Morrisansa yesterday and
got into difficulty with James shannon. McCushcr
IN paArs4u, Inood fastened his tceh on snanp~n's
nsss ~ Atb 81. 1Asn QaaAS fNrneg TOOK cbssse u
MS1:uohST. Justice KaslnlrO siterGird com q lAod
him for trial. ~
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Mark oeergts tBr'. Wat from Antwerp for New York
sehr DELHI Emerson from Portland Tor St Pierre MARI
Nov -, on NE poins Of BeyfnudA roefs
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A. pgEMGHAM.

Mr. A. Predisham died at Wheeling. wost Va, last
night OF apoplexy. He was musical director OF tho
Oates troupe, and was formerly connected with tho
Kellogg aud Aimee troupcs
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u. Z. HALE.

Benjamin Ellery Hale died At hts family residence
No. $40 Clinton avenue. Brooklyn, yesterday fore
noon Tho deceased, who was sixty'cight years Of
age was engaged In the paper business in Park place.
New York, Tor many years. Hc has long been known
rs n prominent temperance advocate, aud has always
taken a Lively interest In local political reform in
Brooklyn He was widely known and was lnucn re-
spectcd the business and social circles IN which be
moved.
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wHAlEMEN.
SPOKEN

luoo. Atlantic Ocea =
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OM1s.

DATES OF DEPARTURES NEW YORK FOR THs
MONTHS or D.cExBER AND JANUARY.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLynEAp. Dec 4. PA-Calm misty.
PLYMOUTH. Dee 4. PM-yiisty.