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The New York herald., 1877-11-19
PEKILS OF MINING.

CRUSHED TO DEATH BY A FALL OF ROOF
SHOCKING SCENE IN SCRANTON coll
L1EnY-rHE FIRE STILL RAGING IN JERMYN
MINE.
SCRANTON. Pa, Nov IL, 1877.
The perils by which the calling Of the miner is
surrounded in his struggles for bread sartlngy
illustrated in this city again to-day when miner anu
his laborer instantly crushed TO death by
mendous tall OF roof In the depths Of the Diamond
mine. The victims Of this appalling disaster a
miner named George Back aud his laborer,
James johnson. Thoy were working In the chamber
OF the coery whom the trcacherous roof came crash
ing down upon them, instantly crushing out their
lives and mutilatlng their bodies In most ghastly
manner The miner bad just fired on q blast, as
usual bringing down = OF the black diamonds,
which were scattered along tho floor OF tho chamber
Tho placo was filled with the smoke Of the blast and
tho miner aborcr proceeded to clear up tie dusky
slabs Of COAL unconscious Of the ovcrhangng danger
Presently roar was heard overhead, caused
BY the rending OF the roof, and the
startled mon, who know It to be their death signal
II they renamed where they were. rushed in the d.
recton OF the gangway. Il was too late. The fatal
fall followed with light ing like rapidtty, and Inc
instant Back and johnson were buried and mangled
beneath hundreds oil tons OF coal and rock.
BxrRrCArINa BONES.
The work OF extrcating the bodieswas commenced
Johnson's head found, torn on by the sharp and
Jagged edges oi the great mass under which he was
envcoped, and his body was literally smashed. He
was com paratvely young man, but short time
this country, anu leaves wife and little child the
Old World, whom he expected to bring out with the
proceeds Of next weeks work
BACKS TATR.
Tho miner was also fearfuy mutilatcd. Every
bone in his body Was broken and his head was shat
tered almost beyond recognition Ho leaves wife
and seven children in poor circumstances.
DAMP EXPLOSION
The fire which was started in the Jcrmyn collicry
on Thursday, when the nre damp DISASTER already re-
ported in the HERALD. occurred, is still burning
bsskly. The mine IS In fearful condition. Air
walls gangways, props and pillars have been swept
from their places, aud II will take some time
alter the nro extlngushed 70 place che coery In
working order
FIGHTING FLAMES.
Tho work OF lighting the flames is raught with great
danger, owing the constant falling of the root,
winch released in great masses tho action Of
heat Gangs Of men are continuously clearing away
debris OF the OF those who face the flames with
hose through which they direct steady stream OF
water against The nrc which is led by tho escaping
gas Two w0rkmcn engaged at this task nave been
seriously injured and there IL no knowing when those
who arc now In the mine may meet with fearful a
fate that which bcfel their comrades Thursday.
An investigation conducted by Nine Inspect or Jones'
OF this DISTRICT IS now progressing at the collcry
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
NEWSPAPER OFFICE BURNED.

FIRE IN THE DISPATCH BUILDING IN PITS
BURG-NARRow ESCAPE FROM AN EXTENDED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOSS AND INSURANCE.
PIrrsRURG, Nov. Is, 1877.
nrc broke out this morning about thrcc O'Clock in
the large 1--WE story iron front building on Firth ave-
nue. known as tho Dispatch Building, aud occupied by
the proprletors OF the Dispatch. Tho Fire Depart
mcnt responded promptly TO tho alarm and wcrc on
the ground time alter the re was discovered,
but owing 20 tho scarcity Of water their efforts wcre
greatly retarded. and II was some timo before any
efficient streams were thrown ON the building. The
Dre in the meantime had gained such neadway that
the three upper stories wcro entirely burned out
and tho lower portion badly damaged by hro and
flooded.
RAvAGgs THE FLAMES.
The upper story OF the building was occupied as tho
Dispatch composing room, and the types. press beds,
cases. stones proof presses othor par aphcrnala
OF Tho business were ali destroyed. On the third
and fourth floors were lodge rooms used by
Odd Fellows Red Men and other societies, and tnesc
and the second noor werc partially occupied by in
surance Offices On the street floor were the counting
and business Offices OF the Dispatch and In the
The job printing Office OF A. Anderson Son. In
the basement was tho press and folding room oil
the newspaper The FIRE originated on tho third floor
and burned upward. The damage on the lower hoors
was caused by dropping embers and water The TWO
upper floors tell ana lodged upon tho third hoor but
lne building is considered total loss. The flames
tanned by high wind threatened general destruction
for time, but were under control by hvs O'Clock. The
origin OF the IRE Is not known, but probably came
from Of the lodge rooms. The DispGtch
does not issue on Sunday morning. and tho only en-
ployes on the premises were the watchmen.
LOSS AND INSURANCE..
The loss tho building owned by MIRA Heron
Foster Of Philadelphia probably 500 0o0 insurance
unknown. The D1spatch carried $4,000 insurance,
distributed among tho following companes:-Hart-
ford. Etna Fire Association OF Philadelphia Federal
OF Allegheny, Atlas Of New York, Union OF Pitts
burg Insurance OF State OF Pennsylvania Western of
Pittsburg, and Ct,zcns' Thor loss cannot be gwen
tonight It is not known how much tho presses and
other machinery damaged, but Mr. Omen states
that their fully covered oy the above insurance
The Dtspatch has moved into the bung Of the Eren-
ing Telegraph on Fifth avenue, from which place the
paper will be Issued tomorrow morning new dress
having been secured to-day and tho fire will not inter-
herewith tho daily ISSUE OF the paper.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Nov l7-Arrivod. schr Allsson nom
PASSED up-schrs Julia Ward Kennsbec and Enos
Philips n.so ssoTES1"wn "ssTonc jersey ci.v
BOSTON, Nov i7-Arrved steamer Ellie Knight Young.
saliei-steamer Antonio (Br). New York.
DO vst & ase Mur
+; brig victor Br). Rnbal Mayagues; schr Mary Baker,
s"iissS@sseamers fyran and Iaucu. land anchored
Bd.en. New York; Bruno Foster do; Basnsvsnsurs
(sp, urittia Havana; bark Angelo dtaD Morsols, Tra
IBANGoR Nov Ie-oearcd. schr vicksburs Kendall.
BATH Nov iesaiied. schr joan johnson. McGee, Phla'
ifth-Cleared. ship Florence new). Kelley Norfolk.
Va. .x,,,
Ship Scotia. Baker for New oseans .chrs MaryJ Cast.
New New Yorn Kore. Dunhsm Tor do; Everett Hi1. for
kds s'n s cssns sshs: iS Artist Clement an.
1'tmIns Nov iSArrved bark osrmon cse,
Battle. Iavans mot as seiesraphc) schr Belle Hardy
Kelly Weymouth mass. Mass w.. 1,w,,. ., ..,u.,u.
cBj. barker DO; schr Romme, jofrries. Wilmington
Yess BARK fss. Iosas" Vi" TySss
'@i GorsS 1sSe,isf ss M"dossa nais.sny Barcelona
sssTBg ~ SSSR3E SSysn Sasea bark. Condor
CSor, olsen Bordcaux seeking; Concord tBr). MosdeY
Passed in for Batmore-B.rks Susan, from Loshorn,
GALVESTON. Nov is-Arrived, sehr TORY. spaldins,
Towod 50 outer Roads 18th. barls Forr Hubert for
NEW ORLEANS. Nov is~xrrvoa. ship Iasons tsr,,
IasSM Arrived sc1r STELLA Rasmussen Portland MO-
Fellowship Joe Mulberry tBr), Weston. from Greenoch
S % s, e from ssra:
is.nayed; steamer Bsnliai GO w,ighs N, sSsr'.,,lss
Bristol n Elliot, Ri,chic Hutchinson, Antwerp; brig
saled-steamors ~ Louis tBr and Now York; bark
NORFOLK. Nov le-Arrived schr Maxon Rogers, hay.
VIEW BEDFORD Nov le-Arrived, schr Young Teassr.
i7sh Sailed scnrs : Hart Ko,ley, Philadsphia; Ew
Spencer. Courser, New York Florence, Sackett do W
40. % r ss Fsrs
do Charter Oak. Gould, do; Simpson, Mshoney. do;
sarah Z Jones phnnsy DO v"..ar % Jr Little, do;
NEWPORT, Nov l6. PM-Arriycd, schrs Marcus A Ward.
Graham, Providence for Now York George W Whistler.
W ii Boardmsu, Richardson. Providence, ior New York;
oliver Chase. Kelley, do for New Bedford.
NEW LoNDoN, Nov i7--saiied. schp Cunningham.
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov io-Arrived, bark Ksiskaa
(Ilawl. Trask, San Francisco.
PORT BLtKELy, Nov io-ArrIvcd, bark Cooms. Hall.
PnfLADEIPHIA, Nov Is-Arrlved. bsrss August Bur
Cooper London via Madcira: schr white Wing. snow Po2s
PORTLAND Nov is-Arrived -rlr Nellie Bowers Stack.
os.s San EEAhcisco, Nov ,o-sasd ship g Chs,!es.
SAVANNAH, Nov is Arrived, ssesmers Goo Appo,d.
Baltimore; Vidal sasi csp) Havana bark Alma (Sorj.
wiLMiYGToS, No. Nov i7MrrVoS' schy s,dn.% Hos0Ha
Tyler, Barrett PHILADELPHIA.
o., vesreahS,camer Georgia. Edrdgc tfrom Now Haven)s
. wooDs SS'seiH oGs HIs Nov ,7-sae esr. Hart NO
WARREN. Nov 6-Arrved, schr Mary II Mifiin. Ferris.
Newburg.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

port boat split Yuddsrhead and5voke tfor. HigEso
temporary steering apparatus andos the vessels head 70
WIND. and then made examination and found fhst sne
had sprung leak forward above e water line and was
making considerable water there cling then about three
feet or water In the hold fns tmiral Blaze 10 TO be
oyerhanled and win probably Se rsdy for sea again ~
Wednesday next.
scHR PESxsrLvAsiA before reportl put into New Lon
pair.
srEAnTuc WLmoUrH Of New Yea has recently been
pnrchased by Scott. OF New Londa be employed IN
inc wreeknE business She arrived thre 18th inst
sLoor. coaliaden. w,nt aground n 18th the In.
ncr bar cast oi the signal station Atlantic CITY, but
noAtcd again Pm without damage
BosTos Nov is-Bark John smit. bound TO Calves
ton while passng down tho hsrbor fould the schr Mary
Baker from Turks ISLAM At anchor ishe chAnnel and
carried away port mizzen shrouds davits
Ihc schooner lost hcr cntwser md
The bark VIII return 20 the city for repsiro
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
JOHN r. WILEY.

John r. Wiley, mcmoer elect OF the Maryland Leg
isature from Baltimore, died in that city yesterday
morning at the age Of fifty five years. Mr.. Wiley
purely sefmade man. He was born In Baltimore,
but to Philadelphia at tho ago Of nine years.
learned tho trade Of printer In tho Ledger Job Office
and was afterward mado its foreman. Hc returned
10 Baltimore, aud after acting as foreman for
the Sun job Office for iow years. entered into the
Job printing business hts own account, and up to
the time Of hts death conducted Il successfully. In
1868 he elected director on tho Baltimore and
ONO Railroad on the part Of Baltimore, and has
since, with somc few years interval held the posi-
tion. While absent In Europe IN 1869 nc
elected to the Legislature, and was chosen
State Printer at the session. For some
years he has held the position OF President OF the
Virg!pia Coal and Iron Company and other posts OF
trust and honor At the recent election he was
chosen n member OF the House OF Delegates. His
death ca the second vacancy in tho Baltimore
delegation and follows with singular suddenness on
that OF Sheriff Mills, his fellow member. Mr. Wiley
leaves vile but NO children.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
SUDDEN DEATHS.

Robert Moaeypsnny was found dead'in bed rester-
day morning At hts residence. No ssi East Eighty
sixth street. He had been suffering Tor some ume
past complication OF diseases and his death Is
supposed to have been caused by general debility
Catherine Murray taken suddenly ~ ana o'ed
last evening while visiting friend named MIS- haok'
deceased was iorty-vc years old, and resided A. NO.
l8l East 10th street. .
Nicholas Ryan, thirty two years Of age, wnie Walk
ing along Court street, Brooklyn last evening. Win
two friends suddenly attacked with hemorrnago oi
the lungs and before any assistance couid DO rem
dc-ed The body was rcmovnd to the late residence
OF tho deceased, No. 4S6 Hicks street. where he was
engaged In tho Gr occry business.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
FIRE IN BANK STREET.

The three story brick building No. 159 Ban street,
was discovered on 6ro about eight O'Clock last night
Tho first floor. where the Arc began, Is occupied by
Bryant 4 Co. as moulding mill. Tho flames
extended throughout the building damaging about
81 900 worth OF tho stock Of tho wilson Chocolate
Nnuufacturing Company, which is covered by
insurance Matthew Byrnos, tho owncr OF the build
ing, estimates his loss at 81 900.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
MURDER OF A FARMER.

EXCIrEMENT OVER THE oCCUREENCE-A NEGRO
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
AMTBRDAM, N. Y, Nov 18, 1871
Jacob Parker, farmer and single man oil thirty
i've years Of age, residing In Mnnave, three miles
south OF this place, was found this village
dered and mutilatcd about the head and face He
last seen about twelve o'clock Saturday night,
when no had about $500 ana check for 500 In his
possession. The check was found, but no money.
There s great excitement over the occurrence, and
colorsd man named samuel Johnson has been arrested
on suspicion. Thirty dollars found on his per-
son. and there was blood his shirt bosom.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
DISAPPEARANCE OF A HUNTER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. 1s, 1877
Charles Dinier, a footman. In the employ OF Mr..
John Carey, Jr., OF Now York, wont cunning along
the cliffs yesterday afternoon, since which time
nothing has been heard OF him The cliffs and shores
been thoroughly searched to-day several OF the
party beng accom- pan led by dogs, but trace
iound Of him. II generally supposed that he either
fell on tho cliffs and and drowned or that he got
into Kings Swamp and WAS buried alive. largo
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND C.PrAINs

Merchants, shipping agents and 40 informed
that by telegrsphing to tho HERALD London urcau ad
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street, London or TO the
Paris Office addressing bennett 81 Avenue . popera
Paris" the arrivals at and departures from Eur pean and
Eastern ports American all foreign vesscs trading
with the Unitod Statos. the will be csbx 10 this
country FREQ Of charge.
Captains arriving 1t and sailing from French Med
terranean ports will nnd the Paris oee the eenemt
col and expeditous for teeyraphing news
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
OBITUARY.
NJ. PAUL BAUDEr.


Tho cable Announces the death OF NJ. Paul Baudet,
formerly a Senator and q Minister OF France. Ho
was born at Laval (Maycnno 1900 of Protestant pa
ronls He was called to tho Paris Bar In 1921,
and, under tho Bourbon restoration, was an
active member of tho secret political societies
OF that period. After the revolution Of 1880 be
became strong partisan OF the Orleans
dynasty and represented tne College OF Laval IN tho
Chamber OF Deputies from 1884 10 1s4S In 1889 N.
Tcstc thcn Minister OF Justice, appointed him geD-
cra secretary his department. and also had him
created councillor OF State, two positions which he
continued 10 hold under the administration
of H. Thiers After the revolution Of l84S
no was elected to tho Constituent Assembly, aud
during the intrgues OF Louis Napoleon tor u Q
overthrow 0f the Republic invariably took the sdc Of
the Eiysee He protested against tne coup deat but
soon after was the recipient Of ma.kod favors from
the Court OF the Tuileries In 1863 be was called to
tho Ministry tho Interior IN place OF the notorious
NJ do Persigny In 1865, retiring from that oice, he
was appointed member OF tho senate; soon after be
became secretary to that body and subsequently ono
NJ thc vicap prGa
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.

Mrs. Emma Roberts. residing at tho corner OF Fifty
nth street and Sixth avenue. reported to Captain
Ward, OF tho Twenty second precinct, that she had
been robbed In n mysterious manner OF collec-
ton OF rare coins worth $3.50 and OF over $500 worth
OF slvcrwnra. Tho things takcn from her resi-
dcncc during her absence
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAHIA Oct 3-A.rivsd, ship Agoma (Br). Groves, Car
CALcUrrA Oct 3l-Arrived ship Lucy Wells Pritchards
Nauritins.
MONTREAL Nov IS Arrived steamer Circassisn. WyIe,
Iiyerpool; 10th, Ousbec, Thesre. do.
CLEARED 10th steamer Lady Frnnces Dew Queenstown.
OUtDxc Nov 16-Arrivcd. steamers Cacrleon, James,
Liverpool
sailed 10Th bark City OF Bay, Agar Montevideo
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
ASTRONOMY AT VASSAR.

PouGHKxErsiE, N. Y, Nov. ls, 1871
Since September IA the cass at vassar
has sighted nearly two hundred mctcors, some OF
them being very brilliant and OF many colors At
present tho observations are concentrated upon
Saturn and his rings
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
DEATH FROM KEROSENE.

DEATH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BETHEL, Conn, Nov. Is, 1871
sad accident and loss oil life occurred In Bethel
caused by careless use OF kerosene 70 build are.
While Mrs. Thomas Doran attempting to start .
Hre with kerosene this morning the can exploded,
and she and her two children badly burned
rs TO cause the death OF all three. One child died
about O'clock the mother and other child lingering
along through the day, suffering intense agony.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
SUICIDE OF A WOMAN.

SPaScyrELD, Mass, Nov Is, 1871
Mira Sydney Bartlett, Of CRANKY, who was struck
on the head BY burglar last July, and who has been
since cut Of health her throat yesterday probably
fa..t
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
YELLOW FEVER.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. Is, 1877.
There IL no change here, except for tho bettcr,
among the yellow fever sufferers. Tho few cases on
hand better, NO new ones are reported and no
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

SrRrSGYIELD. Mass, Nov Is, 1877.
Lightning struck the house OF Mrs. johnson, at
Ware this morning, throwing down . portion OF tho
root on the Dca occupied by that lady and her daugh
ter crushing the bed and bruIsng It's occupants, but
leaving trace OF hro.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srxAwr1 THAMES Br, from Liverpool for Montreal be-
reported overdue arrived At 81 Johns MI 18th inst
disabled
Scnu ADMIRAL BLAKE twhaicr), Hathaway. which put
Marion In distress rrpor that on the aft rnoon of
lIth encountered heavy SN wind, with rain winch
by night had increased gale and had to reduce sail
rcefed toresal and trysa Shipped several heavy
and about o'clock Monday morning hcavy
the vessel aud away siarboard hDas stove
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
CHURCH INAUGURATION.

MONTREAL, Ont, Nov. ID, 1871
Bishop Falowes, OF Chicago, inaugurated branch.
Reformed Episcopal Church here to-day
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
LOST OVERHEARD.

Providence, r. l., Nov. Is, 1871
The steam tug Terror, from New York, with coal
barges In tow, when on Watch Hill Saturday, lost
overheard two hands who we're skylarking One was
rescued the other, William Fletcher, OF Acxico,
N. Y, aged twenty-five years, was drowned.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Mr. and Mrs Hartley Haight Of No 564 Third ave-
nue. while driving through Tho Central Park In light
wagon yesterday, wcro thrown out Of tho vehicle,
tho horse taking fright. Mrs Haight was sovcrey
injured.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
GUILTY. OF MURDER

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SHESAspoAH, Pa, Nov. 15, 1871
Patrick Quinn, who tried at Pottsvlc last week
for shooting his wife, convicted OF murder In the
second degree. The jury were out twenty-six hours
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
HE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty hours In CON-
parison with The corresponding date OF last year. as
ind Gated by the thermometer az Hudnuts pharmacy,
a
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
HAY AND STRAW STORE BURNED.

BosroN, Nov. 1S, 1877.
Tho building No. 100 Canal street, owned and occu.
pied by A. D. Hoitt dealer in hay, straw, grain, &c,
was damaged by fire this morning Six horses and
200 tons OF hay destroyed. Loss ST. 900; insur
ance az 600
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
THE ARCTIC FLEET.
NEW BYprorp. ass,

NEw Byprorp. Mass, Nov u.s. 1871
rne bark Progress. Of this port arrived to-day at San
Francisco with barrels OF oil H. 600 pounds;o
bone. Sne Is the Last Of the Arctic aest to arrive
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
SPOKEN.

Oct "a, lat a. SO, Ion Al 20.
Bark Haewood (r Dixon. from Halifax,Is Sheet Hsr.
Dor for United Kingdom, oct 20. lat 81. lon
Brig Florence. from Now York Constltiuop Oct
IL. lat 2S Ion 6S. '-S'-'
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
SLEEPING CAR ROBBERY.

PoUGnKEEpsiE N. Y, Nov. 1s, 1877.
A man, giving his name as Heyman and place OF bus
mess as No. SO Warren street, New York. left the 81
Louis express this station this morning and
sald had been robbed IN the sleeping car OF o0o
York.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
LOST AT SEA.
QUEBEC, Nov. IS, 1877.

QUEBEC, Nov Is, 1871
A telegram from st. Johns Newfoundland, states
that the steamship Thames, Captain Campbell, for
this port put in there, having encountered terrific
weather way and Lost overheard the second
and third mates and seaman
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
LAKE SCHOONER ASHORE.

PORT CoLBoRSE, Ont, Nov. Is, 1871
The schooner Peters, with coal from Cleveland TO
Toronto in making ths harbor to-day parted the tow
line and Won't ashore behind the east pier. Sho lies
in a bad position and is half full Of water.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
HON. JOHN D. HOFFMAN.

HON. JOHN D. HOFFMAN.
The Hon. John b. Hoffman, late one Of tho judges OF
the Supreme Court OF Appeals. West Virginia. died at
Carksburg yesterday morning. He resigned his scat
upon tho Bench in juno, 1876. owing to Ill health.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
REV. JONATHAN EDWARDS WOODBRIDGE.

Rev. Jonathan Edwards Woodbridge, aged seventy
Ave years, died in Hartford, Conn.,, yesterday. He
was we'll known theolosian OF the old school. and
formerly editor Of tho Boston Recorder Congregational
organ He was at time Connected with La Sale
Seminary for young women and latterly has resided
West where several OF hts children are located. He
was d 1922 graduate OF Williams College. Hc will be
buried at Auburndale, Mass
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
Office
Nsnner,

DATES OF DEPARTURE YRon Ngw YORK voR THE
nR DHQKNnER
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

IlSCELLAN lcOUS.
4 AN ALTERNATIVE YArT's LIFE BALSXH UxN
hDo roiod upon rs curative for gout, rbcum atism,
crouln dc Is certain rac and speedy; sold by drug.
Eists. HIATT HYATT. 241Grand st., New iors.
OFFICIAL DRAWING KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
Oundcr special Notices. WILLIAMSON & CO.. &c
Broadway. corner Prince d.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, So.
-
CCoWs FOR SALE OR CHARTER 300 T0 800 TONS
bcapacy. " r. EASTMAN. foot 81 st st.. East River.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
Nov. is. 1877.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBsER.
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

,,loi, coo,i oaI
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

HoLruEAp. Nov 10. PM-wind W, moderate; cloudy.
PLYnourH Nov iS, PM-Calm; hue.
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