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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

Charles Ball, Of Delano, workma,
on the st. Paul 4 Pacific railroad, was
killed near Darwin last Saturday. He
was engaged in loading a gravel train,
and while undermining in gravel pit
the embankment gave way and large
body Of earth fellupon him and forced
him against the train, breaking his
meek. His body was brought to De-
lano by a special train, through the
order Of Manager ]. F. Farley. The
deceased leaves a wife and five chill
',dren residing at Delano. -Monticello
Times. 81.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

Tie blue ribbon reform movement
hasSbeen success in Anoka, as there
had5up to the 10th been 500 enrolled
on the list, with their blue signs fut-
ring.-Sun and Republican. =. ..'. I"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

Query.-lf a church can and docs
transact business on Sabbath morn
Ing, publicly, is it any more wrong for
business house to do the same?-Ae-
ok0 Union. - s=~~s.5 a.&e nj. L.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

La Ike Fremont was invaded by
chicke >n-shooters from Princeton on
Wednes 'day; chicks were scarce but
each of the sportsmen gotta few. a4
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

Oysters, full weight cans, only l5c;
9, ooseberries, blackberries, and other
ca uned fruits, Is cents per can; all to
be had at Byers' store. -5.. 81.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

HE labor problem promises to
figure prominently ii The political
!. campaigns this fall, Nprkingmen's
tickets have been put ~ the field in
Ohio and Pennsyl vania. 81
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

From reliable source we lear1 tn
following: About six weeks ago GOV
belonging to Cap. ]. Briggs, Sherbul nj
county, came home with a new boz II
cali: The COW gave but very ittl,,
milk; which decreased in quantity, un.
I'll about week ago it was not suffii-
Gent to feed the calf. A few days ago
TIE COW again came home bringing
with her another young calf, and is
now giving good mess Of milk. Both
calves are well formed, the latter be-
ing a little smaller than the first
Sauk Rapids Sentinel. So
- There is a class of pretendedly wise,
bat actually obtuse, and always low
lived beings, who, when they can find
no good reason for abusing those they
do not like, always seem to think it
brilliant thing to tell around town and
country, that the particular person
they do not for the time being like, got
drunk sometime or other This used
to be very fayorite lie with Grants
enemies. But like the little instrument
known in Australia as the s.boome-
rang when thrown by unskillful
hands, this favorite life is almost GER
tain to come around and hit it's starter
a most unmerciful thwack in the back
Of the head.--Elk Riuer Star.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

CHRISTIAN soldiers are Tot a success
as ightists, and Howard is mo excep-
ton to the rule ].
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

SoME of the pine land men hate to
pay taxe es anything else for that
matter. !. AS -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

.sHold he stage for I am coming!''
-Telegra1 III dispatch to Hen. Camp
bell from { :. s. Special P. 0. Agent
WILLIAMS. The stage didn't hold
though. t e. g..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

There's fun ahead for som e of the
boys; Miss Johanna Carew CAME before
County Attorney Ross on Wedne >sday,
ana made complaint against-we k. now
not which Of them-som one, cha, g.
ing him wlth-.we don't know what.
a a. warrant ARA was issued but has not vet
been served. The whole proceedings
are shrouded inmystery- On with the
Zig.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

The Black H. ills pilgrims, Joe Libby
and Charley ia meson, are vending
their weary steps homewards. Both
Of the prodigals viii | visit Princeton be-
fore many days.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-08-17

Eight days have flo wn and still the
dear, sweet .sblossoms: have not re-
turned. "Hope long d sferred makes
the heart SICK There will be weep
ing and wailing and gnashl 'ng of teeth
shortly. s7
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

Jersey I'D. Of the bslsws.s during sstur
to the beach. about two mes below L:tons Point This
vessel snsred me same ns rss ns NJ
foatsd
scnR H. A FAsxR Benson from Georsetown DC. for New
bboom Of the cabins OF Roosevelt street
ls, boat. tearing away some Of the isssr' joiner work.
scBR SUSAN TYLER. when sailing down the East River
morning. the dock foot of Ruteer street.
dsmasng herself slightly.
scmE CHARLESTON Wentworth. from Port johnson 70!
Providence lost anchor and chain on Steep Rock He'll
CATE. Tuesday night
ScHR SARAH AVER hshermanl. arrived at Gloucester
Nov 26 with Of both and mainboom having met
with the disaster tho 24th ut on the Grand Banks s
before reported).
early Monday morning.
Antonio lost main BOOM boat main and ib sails and her
deck load during gale from tho 2lt inst TO tho
24th od Hatteras.
scHR REBEccA QUEEN. Cain, from Phladelphis for
Charleston with coal and iron. dragged on the fats
mile below Port Penn during the Saturday last
day The mate. name unknown had his leg broken oy
hawssr while the tug wai pulling on her on sunday.
RLooP LEADER of Tvefon. before reported tho
the tide. where she win DC repaired.
Nnw ORLEANS Ncy 2s-sehr clement, from P.scasonla
sci u total loss; all hands saved.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 2lDuring fog which prevailed In
the schr California The schr had her bowsp-it
mast carried and quito number Of timbers In her
scratches.
yIxEYARD HAVEN. Macs, Nov 2s-schr L Kenney. from
New YORK for Danvesport ran ashore on West Chop this
evening.
iron fe.ryboas James Waterbury built for tbe Nassau
Length between perpendcu.r l43 feet length on dock
nat IL feet depth OF hold at ends II feet.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
GEORGE DELL JUSTIFIED.

Coroner woltman yesterday took up for investiga-
ton the death OF tho knife grinder, Jacob Massoth.
George Dell, who had been arrested account of his
position in the affair brought in by Officer Flynn,
and vii HIM the members Of the Dell family. George
Is sturdy looking youth, with frank, open counte-
nance, whose statement seems TO bear with It
viction oi It's honesty. The testimony went to show
that the young was standing before tho glass
shaving himself whom his younger brother jostled
against him. Vt which no called him op-
probrious Name. Nassoth mad been cutting ca0-
bagcs with Mrs. Dell aud took occasion TO
reOukc George for the words he used The young
man returned answer that enraged him, and he
bus was prevented by the woman from doing SO.
George was Sill shaving himself ana his back was
turned Mass0th whom The latter, who hold hutchet
in one hand, caught up a whctstone with the other
and struck with Twice upon the head. George.
VINO had seen hts assaant's reflection In the mirror
as he struck him, turned around, aud throwing the
arm The nand OF which held Tho razor around
ho others neck, be strove 70 wrsst The
natchst from HIM with the other. In the
Bcunie The knife grinder attempted 10 wrench himself
away aud the razor the young mans hand entered
mis- throat and cut the juRuar vein MassOth was
shown have q wfc in Germany and TO have lived IN
The jury almost alter the charge brought
in verdict that Jacob Massoth to his death by
hcmorrhaRc from inoised wound in the right side
Of the neck inflicted with razor in the hnnds oi
George Dol they considered that tho said George
Dell had inflicted the wound in seidcfence and WAS
usii1able IN The Coroner IN accordance with
me verdict discharged the prisoner.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
SAILED.

Steamers Labrador (rr) for Havre; Anglia tBrl, Lon
don City of Now York tBr). Lverpool England tBr)
Ably ssinia r) do Alps tBr), Port Prince &C. City Of
Vera Cruz. Havana; Saratoga, do; New York. Now Or
leans; Mississippi Savannah; Santiago Cuba. Charles
ships Forest King r, Liverpool: Thomas iiyArd.
do ORIENT, do Normandy do Dauntless, Francisco
St Paul. do; Favoritc tGcr) Bremen barks Lillian
vigus Dublin; Ragns tNorj Bristol; Mozart tNor) Bill.
boa Srenca (Aus, Cork Falmouth; Columbia tNo).
do Annie Troop tBr, do; Louise Lubcke tGer) do
do; Langen Nor). Oporto: Pohono tBr, Les Sables
d'Olonne Ernest Ludwig oltz lierl Buenos Ayres At
lanc tBr). Limerick Falmouth tBr). Liverpool. Ursns
Minor tNorj do; Ingebers tsw. Bilboa: Cores tNor,
Corunna; Nellie Britt, London: kosaia tItml, All
cante; Admiral tGer. Rotterdam; vitteria " dtal.
Marseilles;. Promotions tjcr). ,lexanditn, +; lien
Francis = tBrj. Plymouth; Thomas small Ger.
Naples; Feiecia tswedj. Truro River T. Neptune
tAus, Constant tinoplc; Toni C tAuD. Gloucester;
President yon Biumcntnal tGor), Antwerp; Akershus
tNoD. Newcastle-on.Tyne Eliza Barss tBrj. Bermuda:
Masonic, Havana; kcbecca Camana. Matanxss Abraham
Young (Br) Savann n Adeina tAus Wisbcach Ariac-
sud (Ausl Queenstown Falmouth: briggs La Plata tB
Cork Isis. ST Jago; SOPHIA. - schrs southern Home
tBr) Pernambuco: Clifford Port spain Hallock. ST
Augustine: Geor rgieta. Pensacola John Ward BatL
Rodney Parker, do. Mary Canod. do Forest Oak.
dos Addic scnlaeier Norfolk, Lydia Ropes. Virginia
Mary u Rand, Charles Washington sophie Wilson.
Jacob Housman Q II Chnee. David CARL /. whitmore,
a Craimer a u liardwig. Frazier, Il Emery. l. A
Van Brunt Wright, Il II Hooper. Thomas Clyde. d
Everett, w Irish. Cabads, Julius Webb A {. Buck.
10y * q Kinds, George Churchman and stepheu Nor
Also lied. steamer Benefactor. Tor Wilmington. NC;
top do bon IarM
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
BELOW.
Brig Emily (Br), Hansen. from belize Nov 5.
CLEARED.

Steamer Denmark (Br). Williams, London-F W
steamer Donati (Br, Watson. Livcrpool-Busk Jevons
steamer Anglia (Br). ovenstone, London-Henderson
steamer Enmorc (Br) Hopkins. Hull. E., Thicker 4
Steamer State Of Pennsyvania tB. Stewart. Glasgow
s.d~,n Pommersus mo Ger. sebw.nscuHsmburr vim
steamer Thingvalia dam. Molsen. Havre-Funch Edye
steamer cl.ribol . Owen. Kingston and Jacmel-Pim,
steamer Saratoga, sundberg Havans-James Ward
s,oamer City Vera Cruz. Van Slice, HAvsns-F Alex
steamer Mcrcidita, Jaokaway, Halifax Ns-Gerhard
steamer New York. Quick. New Orleans-Bogert d
M Y9sgs
steamer ssnti.so de Cuba. Crowsil. chsrie,.on-J W
steamer Bsnefactor. Jones, Wilmington. Kc-wm
steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore-wm
Ste amer Giaucus, Bearse. Boston-H Dimock.
steamer Nereus, Haett. Boston-H Dmock
Ship Blair Drummond tBD, McLaren. Liverpool-J
Shin Paulina tNor). ssndbcrg. Liverpool-Bsnham 4
Ship Bortie Bigslow OBr,. Ferguson, Antwerp-Boyd 4
ship Don Enrique tBr,. crsmer. vslparaiso-Fabbri 4
Bark Nellie Brett Davis London-Br Son 4 Co.
Barr Hsvilah iBrj. GarthIy. London-Bovrins Archi
ssrt bark isS'y Ssiisy; S. wymsrs, Bristol. EJ Win
Bark Maria M.Srs GtsD, rSssSrino Queenstown F.l-
mouth for orders-Benham Boyesen:
orders-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Aden Ita2. %Bsrsamino, % Cork or Falmouth for
BARK 1rs cogass; GsaD Pi1orno Cork or Falmouth for
BARK Carolina (Aus, Ghorbs. Cork Falmouth for
Bark vladimir (Nor), Havorsen. Cork for orders-Ben.
BARK Union GSor Fingssad Cork for osders-Bonham
BARK NsA tSor,. Huntzen Cork for orders Bockmana
Oerlejn 4 Co
Bark Colonist (BD. Robertson, Bremen -souder 4
BARK Nipote dtaD Degregori Port Conner Bros
BARK Ay spls c.hrer.; o.di.-B.nham 4 Bcyes.p.
Bark Fairy Belle tBr,. Gardner Rio -Pendergsst
Isris Glance tBr,, Hill, Barbados and Dcmcrara-F W
schr Mary $ Bradshaw. Van Glider Port Spain (rrini
schr Frank Emery. Falker. ProgresoJ Ii Winchester
sehr wi.m Thompson, Doane. Poinsa.Pitre. Gusd-B
schr Ienry Nickerson Bsarse. Port Maria JaJ VIM
schr Lena s.orer seavey. Kingston ia Ieaycraft Co
Schr Kate McKinnon tBr), McKinnon, Yarmouth. NS-C
schr Newport tBr,. Miller Halifax. Ns-O Bertaux.
Schr q Moran (Br) Branxcombe, st John, NB-Scam-
schr Washington. Jordan. Galveston-Tupper Beattie
Schr VireinR kuion. kuon Jackson vile Warren Ray
schr Glover. Ingersoi, Charleston-E d Hurlbut
schr W Bunnell, Bunnell. Richmond. vs-slaght l.
schr VIM MCGEE. Sheridan. Norfolk va-Isaac Staples
Sc rAW Parker, Deane. Baitimore-Wm Chalmers.
Schr David Miliiken. Robinson, Chester, Pa-James A
Van Brunt
Cleared 27th-
stasmer Labrador Fr), sanglier Havro via Plymouh-
bark Astrea UtaD sussone. Cork for orders-Benham
Bovesen.
Bark Francesca Avengo dtsD. Amasardi Cork for or
ders-Benham u Boyeseu.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
RAID ON GAMBLERS.

Justice Flammer yesterday granted q warrant on
the complaint OF William Adams against George
Rynson, tho keeper OF gambling house at No. IL Ann
street. Adams testified that on about November IA
he was entced by one Parker 10 play at the game OF
faro at the place above named and there lost OF
money About iour O'Clock yesterday afternoon eight
policemen unacr the command oil Sergeant Ryan wero
detailed from the Oak street police station TO make
descent ON tho house and arrest the inmates Tho
plan agreed on that Adams, being known TO the
inmates gnould enter the place and at gwen signal
tast cn the door that the officers could enter.
he was long timo inside without giving the signal,
the officers attempted an entrance without his assist
nnce the strength OF the door resisted Their Efforts
Adas however, nnally came 10 Their Telief from
insdo and The officers rushed IN and captured eleven
men among sshom however. was not the proprietor.
faro liable was seized and carried 10 the oak street
station. 1t IS supposed the chips aud other para
pheria OF the game were locked up IN strong safe ia
inc room rho men were taken 10 the station aud
ioc I'D ND They viii have u hearing this morning
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

AMER, Oct 4Passed, bark strathedon Br Anderson.
ghaa for New York; 9Th ship Metcx Blanchard
Now York Samorang; 7th. bark Bearsc. Oakes
PHILADELPHIA for lliogo, 9Th. ship Mstch'cs, Hnng
Kong New York. 10TH bark Queen oil the Scas tbr)
Hardwick. singapore for do
ANTIGUA, Nov 5-Arrived. schrs Ii McCuy. Doughty.
Washington. NC 9Th. Melvin. Roberts. Ncwbernc No.
sailed Nov s. schr Addie Henry. Burns. 81 MARTINS
BATAVIA Oct 1-arrived bnrks Emma Partridge iArs-
ridge. Port Natal: Sd. Olustcc. -. New forki 9th,
Obed Baxter. Baxter, do. .
sailed Oct T. bark Eyvor, Brown. Bushiro .
BUENos AYREs, I6Arrvcu. bark Cato (Nor) kroger
Montreal. -,
In port Oct l3. ship Robertson tBri; Mcinns unc;
barks II Lubker Ger). Heinrichs, do: Fred Caron,
Carbon. do ~ winslow Martin, Tor New York. Alice,
Dyer, tor do; Blanche How Husssy Tor Boston Minnie
Allen sober, aud st oavcs tBr Carter Tor liverpool
Havrc Mary Redcnct (jr. Gibson. TomosA fierce' Han
cock. King and Wilton, Carver unc; brys Blitz
tGer) Nibbe; solorio tBr). Mcleod jennie fhinncy.
Brown 1renc. Yates. and Osseo. Lerory unc' =,
Cardiff: brig Mary Annie ,Br, Dunsiord for Now York.
CoLouBo Oct l7in port. brig Brond" tr) reeves LOT
C.lcurrA Oct 2e-In port shps Grsndee shillbcr for
auin Waite for Dundee: Bythswood tBr illiAms, Tor
40; Winged Hunter, -. tor bombay; Lucille, a6os,
for San Francisco; Daniel Tenny. Wilson. nnc; bnrks
Carrie humphrey uroser. Tor Boston; ooeron sbr' Har-
sailed from sanger Oct g. bark Thomas. Boyd, Bos-
ton 18th shin Royal Alexandra (Br) Humphreys. New
York. 2Dh. Gitans tBr. for New YORK tater resowins
Cow Ray CB. Nov - Sailed. steamer marlborough
(Br), Fraser. New York 80, -,
st John tana sailed Nov 8 ior bnltimore).
Sailed Nov 4 schr Fred smith, Brown, Jamaica.
In port Nov o. briggs sarah y Loring Loring. from
Troon, arrived Oct 30; Morning light. D wtg Matte
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

fss;.s Nov sla1s1issa. KIs;s'es Esn sssras. NJ.
T1.Ln BAY Osss-x,f,ssS' 't 'coni.crs MeRsa, c0lanss
Sailed oss is II. I4ass asr,ud. Brown Reunion
BREnxs Nov lo-Ths SrrnDerg cS. from Baltimore fs
70 o o ssms aa S so o
CAFE Tows Oct 2S-Ths Ma.h,lde oetave, bark and and
collision on the for%ss ass dam
age TO pawsks ana steering gear; the latter had oooou
DEAL. Nov l5-Pur anchored. The IIccsauoosa
iouIed by . steamer when of Dunysness last night.
Hosc KosG, Oct o-The Florence Bailey, American
tho sedan totally wrssksd on small rocky sisns
e. The south sntrnnes OF siion s...s during yphOou
landed a. Sy the Yes. ~s a.
hops being sad
cSao.s ToosSooso 90 shs;
assistance.
Loxpox Nov 1.-THE bark George Henry. OF Yarmouth,
MS Aicksrson from Havro for Hampton Roads (ballss
has been tcwed TO tho river 10 distress having been in
siderable damage having quarter stove. 30 She will bs
LIVERPOOL Nov 1.-THE Gladys ~. from Montreal lost
msnnast four boats and portion Of buwarks.
,PonrIAsp. Nov l5rhe bark Edward Albro: Of Pictou
ro. m m nshhsy o s'w 0' INTO tho
PORTSMOUTH. Nov ls-The master lIodsmau) Of the
Shields reports having in cosion Wednesday a
GsnoSoa Of Nsvs sso Starting his so op
deck ana main rs! AL forward ter
were returned the ship in the boat
The extent Of damage to the ship Is not known.
QUEgNsrowN. Nov 1.-THE brig Fornax arrived here
from Now York wheat reports having experienced ter
rifle gales from Nov to r. which strained tho vessel,
aulro The pumps Kept continually going She ass
lost part OF sails and bulw arks. RIA f
Tho Chester (s) arrived Montreal reports
Nov during which she damaged Seboas gig and hs
broken alter skygh smashed and several small
articles washed of the dock.
l7th-capt Hendon. Of tho Belle Waters from Galws.
part Of his sails and had boat SIN ashod.
Tho Mary Ann Johnston. from Montreal reports NOV
experienced heavy gne during which lost lonEboat and
had galley smashed, in lat ~ N, lon 80 W.
RAMscArE, Nov 15-The Powell, 3-masted schooner,
Williams from London for Wilmington was run into by
schooner unknown. about this morning, and
ceived considerable damage to port quarter
SHIELDS, Nov14-The Ceopatra Calangtch. from Lon
don tor Now Orleans In ballast parted from anchors
and the North Foreand about IL 40 Pm Nov
IL and contact with large vessel anchored
lost jihoo0m and heAdgoAr and had plamkS on star
board chated north and put ipto the Tyne dam.
age estimated by master vt ESQ
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

sebr Index. Carver, Georgetown. DC.
sehr Elias Moors Lewis Gsorsssown. DC. for New Hs'
schr Maggie smith. Grace. Baltimore.
schr John susman. scull. Baltimore
n- BARK Jacob tswsdl which anchored In the lower
bay, came mp 20 the city 18th.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Hsdji Bp. Wilson, Cow Bay. CB, for New York.
steamer City Of Ftchburg, Springer New Bedford for
steamer Nerous. Hsllstt. Boston for New York,
Steamer Gisusus. Bssrse Boston for New York
sebr GeoIse staaelin spraane portland tor New York
sehr II Burnett. kasmerssen- Providence Tor Sev
sS ssSr Rsa fs- Ss.s Ct. Now
schr Harbinger. Randall, Horwalk for New York.
schr Nette Dobbin. sampson, Bridgeport for NOW
w Glen Ssys s, for S:r York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Corcs Bennett. Now York for Halifax. Ms and
Msrsed chsassy New York for JIH nasx ss1 rs
M YORK ss
schr PHI sheridan, Lindsey New York for Brantord.
ssnr ssr Ss sa sSs X
sen, qSs M;. sey NJ. s9 Yo4 SI ss Ss aaan
sehr hr .ennsetisus: ] sriasy Ssw yors for Mystic
Essi. a s% .:s. sans s s Newport
sssr HsssSr msss ssssfas
schr Hsrris. Ryan Rebn. noboken for sal River.
Scnr Adeic Felicia. Lewis. Hoboken for Providence
Schr John Stockhnm, Hart. Hoboken for Providencc
Schr Tyler. Hart, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Jane Maria, Hnise, H0boken Tor Port Jefferson
sssr s H%Sas "
schr W Phillips. Howell. Amboy for Providence
schr pnickstep. hutchinson Amboy Tor Middletown.
Schr John stroup, Hurst. Amboy Tor Portsmouth
schr EVELYN: Crowe., Amboy for Portland. Me-
Schr Lizzie l. Mills, Mills. Amboy for Boston.
Webster Barnard, Reynolds Amboy for bucksport
Ne. -
Schr rorcs st Belle Smith. Amboy for Bangor
schr Surprise, seam AN. Amboy for Providence.
schr Melville. Blake, Amboy for Rockport
schr Union Flag, Frisby. Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr ] w Fish, Fish, Port johnson, Boston.
schr sae Chartreo. Trefethen, Port johnson for
schr Geo Whistler Burgess, Port johnson. for rrov.
dence. -, =, -,
ford.
Schr g Lane. Lane, Georgetown for Boston
Schr IL A TAbcr Benton. Gcorget0wn for New Bedford
schr Florence Dean Phillips, Georgetown tor Providence,
Schr Nm Mason, French. Georgetown for Providence.
Schr Addie Avery, johnson. Georgetown for New Ha
.N., :,
schr Ovettx, Harvey, Virgins tor New taven
Schr Morning Star. Higgins, VirgDis for Now Haven.
schr Rhoda Holmes, Grcen Baltimore tor Bridgeport.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

The purser Of steamer Columbus will please accept
thanks Tor favors
STEAMER CRY WAsHisGroS. OF the Alexandres limo,
arrived at Havana at A. ~ 2sh inst. and reports having
hal unusually heavy weather on the passage.
SHIP Mysric BELtE, 75J built Mcdsord in 1867
this been purchased by Boston partesf
Price reported to be about r22 500
BARK WOODLANDS. before reported capsizcd Kelscys
stores. BROOKLYN, raised Tuesday morning. being
pumped cut and ballast board all
and jibboom and had 300 bushels dam aged
BARK AzoRxAN, Davis, at New Bedford 2sth inst from
Fayai made the trip in l3 days, said DO the quickest
accomplished she had light nortcry winds and lay
days OF tho thick weather.
BARK CONFIDENCE, Clark. which sailed from Newcastle.
N5W. May II for Msna not having arrived at her port OF
destination. has been given up as lost
BRIG CEsrAUR before reported wrecked at Nuevitas,
will total loss ALI nope Of saving portion OF either
vessel or cargo having been up Five Of
arrived yesterday steamer Columbus from iiavre
scgR EMMA RoNxEL. Mt Pbilndcp phin from Turks
Isand lost hcr all aud mainbcvm the
gales aud also lost large part OF her cargo o salt
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
LUCY MARTINS SUICIDE.

4 DRUGGIST cENsURED BIZ THE CoRoNER's
JURY.
Omcer James Corby found young woman In Lin
den street, near Broadway, Williamsburg, on the 10Th
inst, suffering from arseuical POISONING He took her
10 tho Ninth subprecinct station house, from whence
sho removed 10 St GATHERINGS hospital.
here she died few hours alter her ad-
mission. The evidence taken before Coroner Nolan
corroborated tho story OF the suicide published in
the HERALD, and added nothing thereto except that
Dr. Thomas Holmes identified the deceased as the
young woman to whom he sold the poison. The law
regulating the sale OF posons was read TO the jury,
who alter long delberatlon rendered the following
verdict
VERDICT.
ave find that Lucy Martin came to her death at St
Catheripes Hospital by arsenic seltadm nstercd No
vcmber 10, 1877, and censurs DR.. Thomas Holmes,
druggist Of Broadway ana Eighth street, for selling
violation OF law, the said arsenic TO tho said Lucy
Martin" This verdict win the testimony Is to be
lao before District Attorney Brtion by Coroner Nolan
tO-da