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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
ALLAN LIN
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE LIVERPOOL

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool Baltimore
Nova SCoTIAN.. May 20, June 20, m
HrBERNIAN. June 81, July 4, 8 a m
CASPIAN June 26, July IS, 9 a m
Nova SCoIAN... July 10, Aug 1,9am
And henceforth every fortnight, taking pas.
sengers and freight to and from Liverpool
Storage Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and Intermediate Passengers.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
vessel. intermediate and Steerage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants of the fe-
males and children. For further particu-
lars, or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO., Baltimore;
in Frostburg to j. JANDORF,
June 9-Y Main Street.
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Directions for Using
REIp'S IRISH BLEACHING SOAP
Warranted not 10 L,Jure the Finest Fabric
and has q terdancy to Soften Hands.

and has a tendaney to Soften Hands.
NUT one-half pound of Soap into small
~ shavings, and dissolve in five gallons
of hot water, and then put in as many pie
ces of clothes as the solution will cover, let
them soak 5 or 10 minutes; then little
hand rubbing will make them as clean as
hours of hard machine rubbing would do
with ordinary soap
When clothes are not much sOiled, no
rubbing is required.
Wiring them out of the solution, then
treat them the same as though they had
been washed in the ordinary way.
When one lot of clothes is removed from
the solution, replace with another.
eB This Soap is warranted perfectly free
from anything injurious, and a careful ana
lysis has proved that its ingredients cannot
niure the finest fabrics. 1t is also an ex-
cellent Shaving Soap. For cleaning Paint,
use sponge or cloth saturated with the
solution; 1t will leave the paint bright and
uniniured; the repeated use of it on paintt d
wood tends to make its glossy.
For removing Paint, Grease Spots, &C.,
from Clothing, dip one end of the Soap in
hot water and rub ON the soled spots; then
with linen towel and warm water, wash
the Soap of; if the spots are of long stand
ing, repeat the operation.
This Soap being very dry and pure docs
not dissolve easily, but must be Thoroughly
Boiled in water TO make it dissolve
Mouselin de LANES, Cashmeres, Woolens,
FlanIels, &c, are rendered soft and
smooth, but should not be boiled
All fast coiors are made bright and clear
with this soap. Dresses can be washed
without ripping
P. $50 get the full benefit of this
Soap it should always be dissolved N, boil
ing water. and the solution used while
warm. Manufactured only by
EDWARD REID, Sole Proprietor,
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New Advertisements.
49,
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the
Frostburg MUTUAL Building
Association.

If you feel dull, drows l. debilitated, nave
frequent headache. mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver, or "biliousness," nothing
will cure you 80 speedily and permanently
as to take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR or
MEDICINE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
New Business Locals,

To MoTuhAs Should the Baby be suf
feriug with any of the disorders of Baby
HOOD use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup at once for
the trouble. % cents per bottle.
JACOB HoIL, Esq, a retired merchant of
Phila. says, although nearly eighty years
old, and tor many yearsa sufferer from CON
stipation, have been entirely cured by the
persistent use Of Dal osta's RuU,tal Cure.
Sold by Mcneil & McCulloh.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

THE new Beatty Piano recently nulchas-
ed by Mr.. Armstrong is turning out better
as practice upon it proceeds. The mem
bers of the family are more and more de-
lighted with its tone and power, and visi
tors are universally cnamored with the en-
tire makeup of the instrument.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

SPRING SEASON. Now the human sys
ten is more than ever disposed to get out
OF order by the insufficient efforts of the
Liver, to disgorge excess of Bile. If it is
not assisted in its work, bilious attacks
must necessarily flow. SIMMONS, LtN-
Err REGULATOR, prepared by j. H.
ZE,LiN & Co, Philada. sole proprictors,
has proven i;seliio be the Great Regulator
oil the Liver, and in the spring ESPECIALLY
should this valuable medicine be taken. 1t
can be found tor sale by ali tirst-class Drug
gists.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
PURELY VEGETABLE,

The Cheapest, Best
and Purest Family
Medicine in the
world =!
An efectual spe-
citic for all diseases
of the Liver, Stom-
ach and Spleen.
Regulate the liver
and prevent
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ARru
ASYxTXVeJSKA

CHILLS AND FEVER, MALARIOUS
FEVERS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESSNESS, JAUNDICE, AND
NATTSEA
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

A MARE belonging to John Meyer, ESQ,
of this place, was taken sick Oh the street
near tlle McOulloh House "Wednesday
afternoon, and died within an hour The
symptoms indicated poisoning, though
several diagnoses Of the case made it loss
of blood lung fever, etc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

"TiIE carly bird catches the worm" but
Prof Parkers Pleasant Worm Syrup is
more certain in its effects than any other
worm medicine 1t costs only rs cents and
no physic is required. Sold by Mcneil "
McCulloh.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

THE Boy LECTURER went TO West VIZ
ginia, where he was well received. His
eloquenee captlvated a Weston lady to the
extent Of an elopement ward New York
to engage in the Murphy movement. Miss
Kittie is not included i'll the bill of partic-
ulars set forth by the outraged public of
that section. Now, if somebody would
kidnap her, Smith would have one lest to
quarrel with.
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Market Review.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
ID. Es. sloan IL Co.,

DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Corner Main and Church streets,
LONACoNING, MD, JUNE 8, 1877.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

A CoNcERT FIzzLE.--John NJ. Allison
OF Winchester, blind man and graduate
of the Virginia lEstitutc for the Blind, ar
rived in town Tuesday and advertised a
concert for Wednesday evening at Panls
Opera House. One ticket was sold, and
the concert did not proceed. Hard times.
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EDWARD REID, Sole Proprietor,

Factory s. Office, on Nineteenth ST.,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers
throughout the city and country. See that
every bar is stamped Edaeard Reid's IRISH
Bleachinq Soap. June 3
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09
PIEDMONT REGION.

Prices Lou and Titles UnqueStiona5le
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

On Tuesday several barrels of naphtha
used for street lamps in Cumberland,
caught fire in some unexplained way and
was destroyed, with a small shanty in
which ii was stored.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-09

Other tooOns afterwards.
, 1877-10-29

The lte' Al that very motnrnt ft4 a,Iverssries
wo,st withi'aw It. judicial and legal existence,
fnvlug, Back. Frop!c! get the lnrk into
t!nvrrV, Fintc thon Hfit give thv1e1f masters.
ttn'u ~ht' last the otnniposcr:e ~l,4rh ts now tp
he snatChth awny.'t
As 10 t'hs SAME Enlsersai Suffrage. bv.the~by.
Il would nut bt hard 10 thuw that most VI
FTante's frccrlt Hsfo.tunrs are dctive. frutn It.
II w'1idt however. bc equally easy to show that,
having gained Il, Frame would never, never,
sare at tht priec Of hfood and eivl war, consent
to give IL up.
u. fiafnlctta continued BY paying graceful
tribute I" tic niciss0sy of u. f!Ifers anil to
the virtues. public and private, Of lf,c man
rhoAet ny the Republican party to sucs ee'l him,
vi. Orevv. France" sail II. Hauntetta,
"ias n'.w aflorte'i he ways of Republican cnun
tries sufficiently to know that the frat post In
The sstatt doc. noi demand genius. 10 lie we'll
Hlitu. f}rn1llsc* ARE dangerous, they say: but
It docs nut fn'ln* tsiat
tnk HByEHsE nr A AENiVs
4 lets hauutr,ts. 4 lair hlt Al MacsIahou.]
She khp~s that, III a dcin0:rAry, where ari.to-
cratic urt!juhtrca have grown mi nf tta.c, rlc,c
tncnt nf rat'ftv. aid Inv hhk fepiatc etiquette;
she snows that tu iifl The fHt p,4t In tic State.
she nec'a tfirtl intelligence, An Upright cDtl.
science, ttrtett nvalty, nlan fent on liking his
.lntY. ntf,tnr trst hts duty: ami In France. in
thls land of t,''f'or and liberty, such men will
never bc warthE.r
The rt,,fes,l~s,n nj ". Ha,nbesta'e steerh fa a
nastctfs lniirtmcnl of Clcricaltn which an,tx
bctnd the for, u Ut tile three Monarcl,c.. u.nl
we1if all the vart',.1s hgcntscs Of thu Republic
antn hnc fprrntdaf,lc pha lan1. "ttelui the en-
tmy, Efcri'nll+if! Let Universal Suffrage tt..
l'ehutd ClerItal.s,n ranqntsflrall"
Ihc meeting hroke ttr At hlHtut 10, amidst
l"H'l SHUTS vi "ttvs Ia }scpuli4,lci'' "viye
damhctta" HARRE ST. MIcnxi.
, 1877-10-29


Ono who was t'rcfent writes: ALLOW NE to
call your attcnti'n to a scene witnessed 1t
kcnsal-grceu Cemetery On Monday laat wtItr.,
Y disgrace to .uy civilized country. a. Mile.
I!tiells' funeral, where q great Insny uf her
friends aud n'lmlrcTs COLLECTED to ltay hrr last
mark Of respect. .ti'ese wins also gathered unb
Ut the wnrst seri,tiHn-coArfc, noisy. anil
riotous, en'h as t probably met with at d ras,,-
eourse.. Tue behavior Of these unwe'cone visit
ors batilcs description. Close IL me hvc men
Of tl.a wUrtt description sat m a beautiful
marble monument. trying to shake the top part
With as their might. and IN The other site mcn
were scratching tnsrlc cross witn tI,cir kt,f,.
i1nlIet! buota, while utl!crs were breaking tho
branches Of trees which ot,structe.l their view.
ard shontin. ami lauglilng were heard on all
sides. There were only fcw policemen, an,l
tlIesc mus, hare tceu powcr!ess, or II would nut
have flappcnrd that round tile graye lh,apls
stood ma top u one anotlItr in tuch numbers
that there WIS considerable da,iEtr Of their iuli-
ing Into It. It Taa indeed public funeral, hut
IN different sense from what pnr Mile. 1ittcns
deserved. w1lo+r fret1- were tukt1e,l anu p,,sitl
ahout BY a lnoo who probably never hcar,l her
maine before, nntl who urc 10 utterly devoid Ut
all proper feeling that tiey eanuut preserve de-
coruu iu tic pfesetre af death.
, 1877-10-29

-. sfST H'sHT }HEtFTtk
The unycr1r!ty ot ten. frnatien on one oc-
caaiun 70 ehragcd Sts Henry Elliet that he ,lc-
ctssed III a mole to hf Government That he
et'uld not possibly come 10 m understanding
with tnan VIII, constantly evA,te1 tlie truth.
THIS declaration beca,nc known tn a mc,ui,cr uI
the lsustan Embassy. and through, him u ten.
I1uatea, wlp, teefninI to be furious, cried,
~ MI! kill hiin!" nntl vent Of direct 10 tnr
Engiish Embassy. The oflscia's OF the Russian
Embassy were IN tha greatest axle.y, and were
about to Inform Nine. lgnatfrit Of tie cxpcctcd
catstrpphe %l,tn the English Conaal
Nencfa' entered. Tho First Secretary ashe Ell Al
ohec. ;. Do you trEn. any ncwtt' Tic Consul
General replied, "Nothinv Important. onlr
stepped III in passing. nu, tame direct fron nv
En'ha*i,y, wherc ! fnct Ten; ignatIef' wsh ssr
eit" "E1citcili" exclaimed the Cnnsi4i Uc,,.
esal; Ton tt!e contrary. TIC tcneral appeared to
lie In exceptionally gt,ul ilumor: lie pr.hiurcti
sotne u hl: choicest bon mots, aml ~vrn The
Craye Sir Henry could not help laughing loud
IT," After awhile Gtn. lghztt.If returned.
rang for ls Secretary. und SAID 10 s,tm: "1he
affair has been arranged 10 nv cuts,pictc kalfn-
fnrtiau. ] threatened The - Eugltnlmap With
challenge; he DECLARED the vhule thing 10 tc a
Misunderstanding, and lic h1& male formal
RpulOny.n
, 1877-10-29


CHtoAao.-Thero wcss aboat thirty ~tFEeis on
tho lumber. market last evening The wind was
northwest yestorday. and At night blew galo -.
Tho stmr riverside srruug ateak willis making
saugatuck Harbor few days aro.-..Mt. Rtchberg
has sold tho ecow Trio to Frederick Fenkenwosth
for 821c. t0....sovcral Of the safcst insurance
companies haya ceased taking risks on
halla q cargoca except at full t.rin rates -.
The echr 5. j. Tlldcn arrived In port yesterday
With cargo Of railroad Iron from C!avo1And. -.
The prop Bky1afk Has bound to this port with tun-
bcE. when she buFatel her cylinder head and sailed
back to ST. Joo under canyas Last week. e.. The
arrivals and clearances wcrc fow III number yester.
day. Forty vcsses arrived in during tho twenty.
four hours ending at o'clock YESTERDAY morning.
....saturday the United States Marshal sold the
schr John Tibbct4 for $500 to Capt, Thomas T..
Milor who hold = rnortenec of H. 100 on her.
The aamo officer also sold tbs schr
Nawlclgh to Capt Cbannou for $780,.
Tne can a, RchrsT. c. Street and City OF Manito-
woe arc 10 port fos the aret time since they eano
iiaven. en- route to New urlesns .. :. .rho tug Mn.
mic, having 10 tow tbs ltttle schr George Oscar,
Canal, ths, ii'inots i!irsF, aud tho Mississippi
IT, sb M II sS !. afs!sa s*sasts, :,
p. N. tint e7eainE. She aj.o gos away
There IL quito lase ncct Of urain in The
harbor at psesent, And among them about a dozen
Canadian vessels. fact that docs not augur well
for obtaining good paying rates on grain carKocs,
OrnEK FolsTt. The schr John u Nell has lately
made tic run fFor, lluHalU to Cleveland In sixteen
houro.. Capt. II. McGrath we'll. known nasiRatur,
died AZ Prescott few days ago Of heart disease.
The sema!na Of the late Capt. Robert Utlmure were
buried nt Dexter. n. T., un thu I'D :.
Recent hcaYy weather hiss sl,ualed the wafer Ut tic
ensrunco 10 Manistoe hatbor to scant ten feet -.
vessei men Mt Detroit ars .'lawinK II over c,n-
non usod At rresque ls1e to sunal y T. propellera
during foKKy weather. 49,. Tha death uf Hugh Me-
kcllar, a well.known lake navigator. occurred
lAat Wednesday 1t Detroit. lie wus formerly mato
Of tho II. n. lttcr, anu vas noted far hia courage
on tryIng occaslous. ....The Canadian authorities
stopped tho lletroit tuy Satellite from aaalsting
tho distressed schr q. 81. NGslon lhst Wcdncs.
day. nnd tho tug Prince Alfred did tbs
lob.... Twenty caFgocs Of wheat hggrreat.
lug GU. -. bu. wofe shipped from Mi+
wsases a.t ;.s.. Sse s.; Ell:
received at Drtruit, aud has resumed her regular
trips: ~. The prop Ocean landed ten Ions at KUN.
}nrdet 1t sataia, weuk ago. .fsr wlnaepeg.. ~.
Eapt. Coyne, Of tue achs jrSao tloyt, was knocked
down and robbed Of hts watch and abuut $50 In
money, Wednesday night 1t tuot Of Commercial
st1set.... Tho Dettolt I'ott 1nd 3ft6Hns speaks
cheerinE1y al the lake trata prospects At that ot
an! says The "good OLD tlulcs" have eame again.
and al engaged IN mAEltms pursuits are happy II
Clans II high tide.
, 1877-10-29

Ff1HkfhFf thk.} EptTffp6a6fHc4 Lot&F4tl1 Courier.
One ,f tho most pITnn, sIna11jsr .cene. eye, VII.
ncshetl in 4 court OF lustlce-or, rather. In 4
= crowded court-ro,m-OccuFrcl here to-day.
Tho Court had been engaged during tho lnnrn.
tnR In tho trial Of 4 alatulrr suit, brought BY
yuung girl OF 10, through her next friend,
against young farueF, Several witnesscs had
bGcn examined, when, o'clock having arriyc,l,
the Judge adjourned the court foF dinner.
While the Judge Was stepping duwu from tho
bcnrl,, and when the crowds Of lawycra. clients,
Jurors, aud spectators Were beginning to moye
toward the door, the mother OF the young girl,
seemingly ma4la desperate By the testimony 0t
ont Of tho w!tntssts,-A young man Of the
ncigh.,ofhood,-1r pistol and attempted 10
slltt,t hn, but Was prevented bY Ills timely
grasp Of her pistol arm lust as she was about to
pull the trigger, and tho interference Of the Of.
iccrs Ut the court. Just then, u II Ia make
the scene still Inore unique and startling, the
young girl who brought the suit through her
p1ochn!n anil drew bark md struck tbs dcflt,,t-
ant hravy blow In thc fare. All this transpircd
LII far lcss tltue than It takes to tell II, ID the
ntlst Of crowded court. .ruoI,, iu the presence
Of THO Judge and all thc officers Of the court.
and tic render eau readily imagine the excite
,nent It produced, and tho wondering surprise
ratntcl upon every colntcnanec. The white
fare vi the mother, who attempted to shoot The
Witness, was perfectly rigid with despcraie
resolve to DO what she attempted To do, and
ca1Ile very near doing, In open court. As for
tbs young girls blow tn the iacu OF tho .lefel-
nn1, 1t IL said 70 have been 50 stoutiy nlmius-
tered as to draw blood.
, 1877-10-29
PORT OF CHICAGO,

The following were t1la Arrivals aud ele4rsnecs
Tor tho forty yeglt hours ending II 10 O'Clock lsst
nIgat:
ARntv4ts-s.mr shebeyEsa. M.nt.oxoe, saptrtts.
bes Rs:4s:an
dMtfs SSsf5 a. sfsn M
t i:: 5ss!: il
af wsts .i khast ans:t hiss'tKssS Il. Ks
Gs,e.ad. sv.ts ]. p. Me.a I!Sd,oa. @mb<f; T. I'll: l.
#: Ss.S: Esilas;sa: ls@Ssi;S b.!!s ws|S.!iss.
;P.sa ,i:,ss; .ssa, b!s@s s!''ss lsS'!xt; lst!
f "s;'l y!ss, sss
u isnSs il4tsE9 Ms
T. e. .. s taaax1Ja Ma: ss
ss;s! ;@;;: ~Sf's f:Et ssSs!,
Es. .s! FSs;
h:s 81
s;ts:A E'sas AS:kfesa. !sa:sst !smuo' viii. L.Ee.
xsas*s.t ss @
snf5 ,6..ffs To9;I cIsysIsnS e.; re-! bTshsI
81! s.;s ; ;s.s:f It liz. III: ,sa;9
IT, ttsSt s@6e. n.n'.es + iuMesf as Lqnx
isS:; !si,ss. sS*i F.ft.sl S;
49!ahet! Ventura, Horns Pier, ue4
tt tts.h4AEks-lsarxs Mstnette. Msnekaones, ~ brs
O. In 1ua co,n aaeatis,; . :shr .y SpfYE Gtmm': r[r
sSxs; eSss ssns sn 4 ho.ty iIne9la hour ba
q e. Es sss, III: tssi. .1 %
,,s..s!' xs.s1 ID y ~ T. s.r|Sy Soth s.9 rsa:
;t5 y AHsSa asas ia @ p!an
~ y nlaaeuATi hunH'o. IL fU tu wheat InAi hu
h .hss. i3 -. hoar .asds!s.. .ssi &li.d.Sr
AsnAtet' i.u3 b4 corn and suaJElex; prQp j. L. WUrt
nsa:Hsk naas e sa Sa eas: sa
s;1nF shsbo1gsn tniiSxn4 - e1a n9aT sad s44dE!s4;
MaIsksxon % iauFss: pr"p Tempts Wlis Iaks san.
T. A,9a!a tgdrns!ufx. = ~ Gu corn and s0ndfiss:
, 1877-10-29

sns-ta' JHstafch to TIE t"sc'7o Trfttt-..
Pnnr flCHnn. Mith.. tlct. 2s.-tlnwn-Prnps
Potomac, china, Uawegatchie. Mhfinc CITY, To-
tuntarh. stasncca. Tempest and taFgcs, N. Mills
and hhrtcs; stl.rs +. W. Kathlun, Abnn.
UF-Frons iArA, l1nron City, Monftns, Wtn1,ow,
James FItk. Jr.. Swain and eonr,rrt, D. r. flo.c
and bhrges: Pchrs Sunrise. r. A. tieargcr. Great
Nest ] +. nunford. Lolt,e wulf, tshpefnn-,
Nabob, scnt!a. c. q. Jones, Rcuhcn Itoud. aearie
fioJt. Niagara, Ann!e ~. rctrrron, Il. tnIk,na,
Lone stnr:. Allies Richards, ". y. Crosthuallc,
Angus Smith.
Tho tu, Hata Motsai lowed thu ltttle schr Abons
INTO port this evening. sth having been rescued
from the Fnrl Au.l!n tkeef,
Wind soutteast, brisk. Weather hue.
, 1877-10-29

from We 3GFk UfF11d7 Rfp0F7 ~ Qa 7Nlfe1fao N77k
.....-.- 1tEsAI. ..--
"What. was your esttmate of MF. GrceleF's
eharartcrf"
'rhu public have misunderstood him." said
BIZ, Tweed. "Thcre Is general opinion that
ha was man OF perfect abstinence, whereas he
liked glass Of wlue; and nothing pleased hLm
more than to have somebody At breakfast, xit-
ting doxu at tho table 1t . OF 10 o'clock aud
talking ou every variety Of subjects until about
aud he bad to 50 to hia newspaper. You could
not approach hin with money fn any form, but
By could bo carried BY battery, and IL WIS ain-
bilious Of political psefeTmcnt. But there was
We were afraid u him u III editor, aud saw
s.Ey li!tlo Of ll1a personally, but kpsw about
, 1877-10-29

The Ottumwa Courier tells OF a boy in that
city who was originally intended fur = nean,.
but who l. half and lalt. Tbs description Il:
"F1om the top Of Ills forehead from cach slie.
iu Y SHAPE, he ID a. white a any human teluK
In The city. From his ehin running down un
ii. breast, aud half way round Ill neck, is Z
large xliic strip The balance Of hta skin, 20
fur ~ exposed, ID b'aek, aud Ills bali, real
African, Is sbout halt white u light 1on gray.
LIZ Il about IL Or u }cars VI agrn
, 1877-10-29

Capt Thomas Matthew'S has ttbe1cd the prop
Badger State for 81, 0tM, on account Of personal
injuries received In tho collision bctwccp the pro-
rcller md the schf Helen uuod, on the 9th inst,
just outside tue harbor. 1t to feared that capt.
Matthew has sustained permanent ,njuE!ea. The
BADGER ssate was bonded Saturday, and left port.
hnMhce action In ncnhtrs arainst her on account
Of the damaKca sustained BY the uelen B'ooa.
, 1877-10-29

tntefaf nspatcn to 7at cAtcaon T,tbpns.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 2H.-Chnsters-To King-
sion, prop Clinton and barges G1nistcy nnd Ciylc,
10, 900 bu wheat, private terms; TO Oswcgo. Bchra
W. u. Tholps. Nassau, 10. zoo bu wheat, prirats
terms: to IinfIa!o, prop Kershaw. ii, 600 bu wheat
pa5t st 4c, balance owners account; prop Avon,
q, QUO bu what al axe.
, 1877-10-29

-"
Tho Milwaukee Se"tint! of Saturday anticipated
an event thus: tThs now schr Rutherford II,
Hayes has arrived at Chicago, fresh from tbs hands
OF tho builders At Gibraltar" The Serattnsl was
little too ''frceh that time. Tho new eraft wa
launched on Thnrada! 1t Gibraltar. according to
tbs Dettot Frts [rest Of Friday. AMI largo purity
went from thht port to witncsa the cftstsninX.
, 1877-10-29
ERIE.

HrtetaI Dtff,ateA IL 7hs Cnfcago 1rfhunk.
EntE. Pa. Oct. aH. -Artivals--pfop Annie
Young, Jubta; sehr sehmylkilt Ch{eAgo; tchf
Thomas Sheldon, tuTalo.
DcpArsurcs-fFop Ara1cs, Saginaw; prop Annis
Tonng. IlulTale; prop Japan. Chicago; schr Ercr
Stewart, Toronto; schr Mary, Port coIborne
, 1877-10-29

NEITEH LATE THAN NEVER.
Tho owners Of tho stmr Peerless have At LAST
found Capt. Mcleod, Of the <chr Luce.ne. and
runde him handsome pretcnt In recognition nf hss
humane acFvtccs In lying by that t!tabjcd steamer
when she waa aonntcrlnr aoou. n The eea with
than never" may be well applied In the present
Instance.
, 1877-10-29

out II. on, bu dry. The bHtancc NJ hrr cargo wns
Inurr ut lr.. damaged
Tie sEhr Arhte tIilI.rt. a:'rrtinri, wna IghtcttH
on ny The Hnhtcr yrAtcrtay ni,EnGUn, Anu was The
last vessel tn unload nf tht: tt"t
, 1877-10-29

A reliable informant states that there are mnec
arrivals and clcarances al tho port of Chicago dur.
ing the Of lake navigation than In the ports
Of New York, Philadelphia. and baltimore com.
b!ncd. This II saying good deal, but tho figures
will bear out Tho assertion. THIS Ahows Chicago
TO b. tho gtcateet maritime city Of tbs American
continent.