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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15


t { y NM LsSIONER'S SALE
- OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant 20 a decree ofthc Circuit
Court Of Shenandoah county. rendered
at is December Term, 1876. in the
cause in ohancery wherein Charles
MO0re's' EXr's &c. Were CompIts. and
Samuel R0miot. was Deft the Under
signed commissioner wiTF proceed TO sell
! SATURDAY, MARCH l0ta, 1877.
il the town Of Mt. Jackson, before the
Fsrra zEctci, in shenandoah county,
Virginia, ut pubEc aaetion to the
highest bidder, the real estate Of Samuel
R0m;ck, 1t being the same thar said
Romiek, purchased otChafies Moore IN
his lie time. Said Iud adjoirs the
farm Of Ripley, heirs sc.
CONTAINING go ACRES,
more OF less, some ro5 Which is bottom
| nd. TIE land lies well aud has upon
il a good tenement House, Saw Mill and
tine water facilities. likewise ali necessary
out6uildings and = good Orchard 1t is
elieibly situated in respect to stores.
Highways. Post Office, Railroad aud
the town Of MI Jackson. ONLY being
miles from said place.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent o. the purchase money
cashEn hand, and the residue Of the pur-
chase money in one. TWO and three
years from day Of sala, evidenced by
bouds with COED personal security, bear
ing Interest from day of sale on said
deferred payments, and retslnipg the
deed as further security Hphl all q the
purchase money is paid.
e8s safe to commence at L O'clock
An
N. 4, WALTON,
Jaa, 25--t i! : Spec. Co,nmr,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
Containing s. Aerss ae9ys o. Tess.

0-1Ftt-F'sS'+f ~ 4 49, -5 '-r-7 20 tt''-t
Said land is situated in Davis Town
ship, Shon. Co, and IS the Same pur-
chased Of said Stump by Roseubarger
the 3ist day Of March 1863, as shown in
Deed Book No. pages ~ ard 49,
This land is finely located land is OF
good quality and has upon 1t good i'm
pr0yements, out buildings to make 4
desirable home and aGioius Beeler and
others. Said land will be sold aito2e-
ther in the following tracts vic. 50 tract
adiojns SAM BY and Beeler, contain
ing 40 acres, more or less. of which 10
acres is heavily timbercd. - tract is the
House lot containing y acres, more or
less, "a tract adioin, Jacob kecus and
Beeier, coutaiuiae . acros. more or
less
Terms o3 sale:
One fourth purchase mouev in hand
and the balance Ill : and ? years with
interest from date, taking bonds with
good personal security for deferred pay
ments, and retaining tie deed rs 4 fur
the security uutil ali Of the purchase
money IS pail. SAID will take plure az
II O'clock 4, n.
V z WALTON.
Feb. ST, spec. CoL2r.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

JOSIAH STICKLEY.
Feb. l.-4t. Special Conn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

COMMISSIONERS, SALE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
BRANDS OF ALPACA,

finished Prints, Sympsonss mourning,
&c, at s cents. Cotton cloth from
I cents per yard up to 10 cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

y. L. WALTON.
=. ". MAGBIDER.
Jan Sid :. Comm 5 Of Sale.
, 1877-06-05

WAL SA NAAkAAf0OA
Tho following were tho arrivals and ctearauces
during the twenty.four hours ending at 10 o'clock
last night:
,AaairAhs.stmr chsa2o: Msnstowoe. saadsess .tms
Sf.a ss.5 sP
G!,y loaSerd os,sn:b0x sadts. ptsp 3tty e ef
@ A!ss; p:SSs Sssntss s5s9
i;aa.'S sissn: 1885,
:sS Es'ss; =: g;a s:f
n; ,{ ,a as:sa e; s': ss:|
s s;:n a Ss :s! ss'Rs:
.ss .sht =. ae:s a gu t.essa
Ill.,: :s' lssfps .s4 "s sis rs
sss s.fspss! sm%t :tk; aSs
& . as:tssse ssoe 1iss"tte; isatef,
smSet. stHs tx 81; WIKI 'f,5 .ke t S
M ~ snt5 ! ell: I'll h:asoa M
?sss q fsssen s*, I'll 4eos4 ;s s.a
+ sn rs
[esa Mts; sshf NJ Tn..s qa.s G:aps'
MS:FsEss smsss; :sh; isi;!s sss;.asS tssSst;; tSSi;
LII cs.9s:
e{; 81 ~. tx. L t. SsSsi .i
sshs At*'sssa n T!hs,fr's Hi} :@ m. ss
y; J. lu1 Fe[d I;i!et, woodi a:hr Speed, Iaaas:
Ms.!eS %sI,s ;f5 Ep0f1 nv Ludaxsa
EthaR A!ten. Menu1aInrG. !bcI, schF ElI1A srtscii
E,ssnabs. ;Eon orss .ehr Mm. Cro1thwsltr D4aAl9.
MIksxoo lamss!. ssIf E, t:ia!st Whiis fsts..
.sGr charley ilSst Ahnsse 1sfoaa tes: ;ssss setr
GtSSas fs.Sir's |.s ;9.i tsF .n
tsr a,}s }ef'ge,1y '.1 1tt .nssTSse 1 60; Sasss,
Is s;sI5a T.r;se.ss ,ss, u:{ t1eoa' Shs3sa
iiso. lanlsr: ac4r Artl,e i,eahtiKo: lntnhsr.
nSar .aA sYnlne.. Mop, ksbia.ka Munslo. il I1iM
tora sSp co,ninoiots bui.io, H. 9o b. viess p,op 90
!ta;.. lut7sle "a a!:.4'ia seru. ~ ts IaTk: sss cs
feasa4kes. Ha1so. ~ ~, III prp CITY Ut fFay.
er.s: Trsttrst cty, saadEcs; schf Allegheny, Ese,
, 1877-06-05
THE WESTERN UNIONS RIVAL,

NAsuvlLLE. Tenn. JUNG Am Important de-.
ciston hss been rendered In tha case Of ths Vest
ssn Union Telegraph Company aValnat tho Atlantic
b Paeae Telegraph Company "A to iha right Of
way on tho ttns Of tho South 4 North Alabama
Rallfoad. Tho Atlsahc i Paetde Company. ia ex.
tcrding lts system south Of here. found II couren
lent to occupy with ia line ths right Of way Ut tho
South 1 North AlabsmA Railroad between Athens.
Tenh-i and Montgomery. Ala. Thr Western
rntun Company, having already l,ne on s.s road,
claimed Icuslse Exht to uccupy II for tce2raphiny
PURPOSES. The Alianttc i Pacific GomDauy however,
inadr application " the CUutt IT. Montgomery to
have tho tisht Of way condemned under the State
iaw> The Caxe was heart last week, and Salur1ay
ni1h. given " a'jurY. who we1e charged by tbs
Jugs tha. the granting OF this rlsht 70 lhu Atante
i plclfc cou,uauy did pot Affect thu contract be-
tween tue taI!Eoa1 and the Western uniuu Ce.npA-
uJ's, anL that tho contract did not g!se tho "tsi-
cru Vnlou COMPANY an oWnetshlp In tho land Or
sne right Of Hay. The altuT1cy fur lhu Western
tnion s:ow,uny lai'orsd lsFd y induce tas juf! 10
award s:0, Uu0 damages, buI thu Jury. aftcf ttlux
Ont au hour, returned q scru.ct for 81 damages,
Which MAJ promptly paid BY NJ a2sst u tho ALsa.
, 1877-06-05
RELIGIOUS.

THE BArTIAT9.
The regular monthly meeting Of The Baptist min.
tttcra Of Chicago was held yesterday morning 1t
1880 o'clock at No. 71'randoph street, The Pros.
idrnt the lier. Gaiusha Andcreon, In the chair,
Reports from the churches wete called for. The
Hev Mt. Richards. Of Lawndalc, reported that the
congregation there would probutly lose it, house
81 Worship, a. owing to the financial dlcnit,oa Ct
IL snrrbrltft the pso,erty could scarcely be held
The kcy. Z. o. Taylor addressed The meeting nppn
W feeont Tip 10 tito Southern l!aptist Convention
g. a." Orleans, reporting that tho brethren in tho
sonsh were taking great interest In the education
Of he freedmen, and that race pfeludIccs werc
randty 4t.appenrlng Iteports from tic various city
t1o Honth Of 8Ihy 10 havH been, hy bHutlsn, 10;
letter. III: experience, total. 70. The itev. Hr.
Anderson ttaied that 10s had tecn added 10 bis
church during tho year rn4t.
Thg Icy: Dr: Morgan dearod 70 correct report
published In tho Joarna, To tla effect that af.
Eanyencnts hare been made by The i}Aptat. Of MOI.
Ran lark to open m academy upon tho plan Of An
1nyer: there lad been lalk VI tAa so.i but no
definite acstnn.
genera! discussion followed upon taattcss con.
nccted with the EnlvcItfty mud ul!er denomination.
81 inscrcfis. fhc topic fur tho next n,ectn1 was
announced. WHAT hFe th. demands npon tho
Eaptisfs OF Chicago In tho tn4ttur of church *.
Tension" Adjourned.
, 1877-06-05

hP<c1W 4l&t0dc6 10 ING 2ff6HHd.
BUFFALO,, n. u. June 4.-At meeting OF tho
BnGalo easol.owncra* Arsoc!ation this afternoon.
The Executive Committee, consisting Ut E. T.
EvaHs, William II. Abclf, Frank icrew, r. ..
Locke, and John Ktldefhouac, reported p!an for
pooling vcssel.casn!ngs, which, after discussion
and sutuu alterations, was unanimously adopted
hy the Association. The plan IL basod upon
TIC assumption that the Convention to b.
held lete Wednesday alail establish a per.
mancnt central organization made up OF
representatives from local associations
empowered to order tho laying up Of 70 OF TO per
cent OF the yeBscl Tonnage. tncIul!n1 sail and
steam. a. they shall deem neccstary, such order 10
ba carried into effect ~ each local association; all
earnings Ut vessels In commission ~ 70 Into pool
uYcF md AbOfe sufllcrnt lu ray for expc nsce-tuy
7.11c per bu on wheat from Chicago TO iInffa!u,
hoc pei ton on coal from Buffalo to Chicago.
and relatively tic Samo for 1thnt frefGhts: the
uat1a1u Association 10 contr, ths pool Tor sessels
DIVIDED once month TO vessels IN and out Of conn
mission, which share alike ou the basEs Of carry.
Ing capacity. to bo sated by tto Executive Com.
nittee. Tbs steamboat lines here AHrco to pool
the sarlinglo Of lher steamcrs ecparato from The
Fcsssl Association, but on . similar pi4n,
and viii comply with ali osduss for lay
Ing up sesse}s cmanat!QH from the
recognized head Ut the vcsse1-0wners' ccntral or.
Rah,Iat!on. III hoped that the p'sn adopted by
OF this Convention, In which eAaa different or9ani.
z4tivns arUund Tho lakes must provide sln,llAr
ptan relative to pooling, otc. II, however, the
Convention which meets here "Wednesday evolves
better plan, tho DutAio Association will cheer.
fully support And adopt IL
, 1877-06-05

DE1koIA lIEMSs
The F,ffs Press contained three columns of
marine ncws. Sunday. OF which the following sso
Of general interest:
E;ten:!Ts repairs hare been mste to the Michigan
s,ss s. g r. Sa 1.7o'. u g. Grant lie, rot
s,Is; s5s H. Tsn r.
~ sa,pe.s Ill 1set u upper will 'e ready
T. s,s under sax' or Of
Z sspa ~ Z sss q hs2 M :sn
a. vs3.ss us. b. cs H. ffe%ss 1o.
~ saf have had steam
The little stnr Cari nAs been rrDul.t and 10 be H.
5 Ses r Il.
~ .nss u,
e % . s e. !. q :r
'si:s !: 4 ~ H.
.sa: Fsas''r:s ss" 4'cS5
5hs sssias 4 the L1mkun c.o..ps. .ay. that the
sssss aud proposes tu srTcss tho nrst fellow
Es9s!, to te rs.tttcned tor the p.v''ess Of
ef!sus a,aD a1SpfI' light Ike th't At to rs
* Assx ss,:msr.p m {. being ep.!t ey Dean Meyer.
is III iofeasss S1isei Isns Id I'd s, Iop
ees 1s' s. een IN III,
Pss1St io5 :Ss
,tS1 S Il fss e
r.; G;s9s S:is
IA III e IL Il " r.
!Iracs slinra Georgian LAY 10 losd Ton ios sh4
rhs "a sr III oreFu
;;ad IL {Esa Ea,s; III q s,Fx1 81 icy N.o
Aipps, -
, 1877-06-05


CHrcAdo-Thc achr AfostlIe has been calkcd al
E5ttels....The scow chapia 6lled over he. deeks
10 tho late gale. and has no leak In her bottom :,
Tho achr delaware teavcs to-day for Etcanaba on
Brown & Co.'s tcleve'and) account for Iron ore.
shc gets p. t., which, Interpreted, means poor
..Tltrsy.avo casgocs of lumber on tho mar.
kte yesterday, and about fourth Of them se-
maInea At night. Tbs lumber nect con.
tinues to arrive, and freight rites
IN The trade sre unchanged. :. Capt. Farrow viii
complete hfs hIscssE,uat Ut vessel. .prupnrty til a
week ,...T Tho sc4r North Star Il having hef decks
Whitehall ...The sehr briawa.c i to hass IN new w
topaail betoIe she leatea today Capts. liatl and
3ons a!s % 'cafe fur tho Huds!o crcu4 thls even
0r,tEn Ponrs- ButEa.o Convention Of vcsseimea n
to,motrow. The stmr Nanituba made tllrt1 two
calls on lilo north shore on her dFft trip To Lake
supstlor. Detroit .cnda hve uelegatcs to luiTao.
:...Ths prep Armenia will ply on Burlington Hay,
III sheet Of wscr. Xii he boats on nj the I: canaaan
4a!! Lac VIII he in commission In few days. 80 N
Mest ,.g s,s.g'naM .n nan wanta % ~ &oes*ci railing 4:
tae person 10 a54rc.:. The Oakland Was light
sne5 led o. sho Mildie Ground Ileef ~ Q. K.:..6ne
ease q 9sseG tg ea's .aa
taeFs waa shortage Of 1u0 bushels. The Hounds
~ not ~ aess yesse! TO tn9e tho drst carro Of
son. three eareocs having been 1"y sent IT, down own
befose....A feet of twelve coai-laden VESSELS
nrr1fcd At Milwaukee Sunday ...1llc stnrs Ooi,en
EJc nud Whlette Wing have been put on tlc payt.
gpbe route of the otonaGec River and ltIco Lake
at llarwood. forming new route 10 lctctboro and
n.stlngs Canada: ~ Kingston tho elevators arc
continues brisk It Garden faiand and Coill1r HsY.
DcmurIsgc II not allowed on lumber vetrcts, Lid
grusnoliag ls tho Eeault. ,Chartcr" from Kingston
KlneaFs!tne.. ,isatcnei 4, 006 bushels ii iiot.
comb q stewards. Kingston, and procceltl
20 Montreai: ...tant. Ed Loyeiand, Of
!nto the hands of the Iiarbor Master at Milwaukee
~ obstractinT tho passAea Of tho stnlr john 4.
nFittsh Lion to ruffle bis back hnif because Can't.
numn,ond puleda a propeller OF Fighting Island
, 1877-06-05

Commencement OF tho Peoples Suit to Ite-
onyeF 81, 600 900 fruM Him.
Knkcfat MfanfeA Ia Ihf Itthuaa

committeeman Of tho Peoples Suit to lte-
cnveF 81, GOO 900 from. Him.
Sperfai AseascA to III 7ttasaa
NEw fonE, June 4.-The trial Ut the Sweeney
suIt In ths Supreme Court was 10 have begun TO-
day. 1t WAS postponed I'LL Tomorrow owlug IL tho
abscaca Of Mr. beach, Of swecney's counsel. The
suit Is brought by ths Attorney General Ia tho name
OF tho people OF tic 6tate and Il Tor The fecoycry
in round numbers. of 7.000, 000. Tho tsansac.
tions on which tho suit Ia pascd afo tho
saMr ~ those In the two suits systnyt
Tweed to recover tho l5o notorious Uoarl-
of.Audit claims. and also the fraudulent
county warrant. Tbs 7t,xss saJst 'tThs principal
tgure In court was p. u. Sweeney himself, who
wns immediately recognized, and was stared at
Throughout tho proceedings. Ito looked well,
seemed to take things cooly, and paid close atea.
f'un to what was going on. J. J. Bradley,
ewcent ~ htolh .AW. was With tho CT Cham.
het'atn. Woodward wss also present. though TO
Wheeler II Peek4am aud Ytsphsn i. Nash NJ.
peaEcl On behalf Of the ptafnliils Sweeney was
represented ~ Aaron ]. Vnntlerpt,ol and
l0hn AcIteon JudS0 WestbEook ordered fhu
1tst Of Jurors to 10 called. twenty apawrfcd
@ their names, after which Judga Westbfook sald
should atcp forward and present theIr excuses, Xt
this announcement Al! ths juruta arose and each
prcsscd forward To present hs particular grievance
Ona Was sick, anotheFs business stopd ID Ihs way,
etc. Ons man sought 10 be excused On tho Grou1l
that hu ID acquainted vita Sweeney. family.
Of t4cm were excused. After q consultation be-.
tween tue counsel sud the Court ~ Adjournment
wns agreed TO, and tho witnesses aMl juruGs wefS
notified u be present Ut II u. IN. Tomorrow.
, 1877-06-05
VELLAND CANAL.

BUFFALO, N. T., Juno 4.-FcsseIs passing
Wcsland Ganal the last twentJ -four hours:
WasruAnp-fsop OswatchIc, OxdensburE 10
Chicago; baEks Acorn. Oaweyo to Alpens; Mary
Jane, Kingston to do: 0aaEcs, Clayton to do;
Oliver Muwatt, Hamilton 10 Hiack Hiyur; sligo,
Actcalf 10 Cleveland; Lady Macdonald, Kingdom
10 do; HiamntCk, uuthsnlpton. do to BAY City /
L. Il Williams do To Toledo; Atabln, do TO Run
caroline; " keller, Hamilton 10 sagina v: Pulaski.
Kingston to SheboyRan; Clara t1ougll, Toronto to
BLACK Kises; sehrs brooklyn. ktngaton t" Duncan
City; Al. J. Wilcox sud 4. i3oody, Clayton 10 Al.
pcna; Chcncy. .AMcs, UaMeao to Chicago;J. l!le1er,
Clayton 10 Alpena; George l.. Wreuu, soiius TO
Chicago; Senator blood, ! Toronto 10 Cleveland;
Antelope. Kingston tu Hay Btate.
KasrwA Ann--fsop Lincoln. Day City to Klnaston,
barks Aicxaalst Nee1on,, Kinssvilo 70 Collins
Star, ,chlcaxo to Kingston: p. II. Foster. Ferry
Sound to Thorold; Huron. Point prlee To- do;
htoutmosencJ. Toledo to clayton; aehrs Il. j.
Collier, Sweepstakes, and Gladstone. Uluck NxtT
10 Torunto; T.. Bates, do to Drockstlle: Z. +.
l)ort, Cleveland to Toronto: 4. Falcouor,
BLACK kiytf to dol; Montpelier mud
J. 2. Noyea, Chicago TO- k!n2sta4;
i. ". Nogers. Mllwaukeo To Cape Vincent; Viii
lam lta5nor. 1niedo 70 Oswcgo; ". q. Emery,
Atnhersttnrx to Port Colbotne; Ontario, t1odettch
~ Kingston: harsra LisEar and OFlmsby, Hay City
CHAIR ns-sehr Maize, 400 tons coal for Toledo,
Freight :0c; schf Annie uEoscs, coal to Toledo,
300 tons,
Fa1sours-FIrm and tending up. Tcssels scarce.
, 1877-06-05
MARINE hfI8rrAps,

Tbs schr Lewts Dar. N ancient craft In tha lam
bes.lu{stnx trade, haa troubled her Captain and
crew In keeping hct adoAt At ths lnmbce- market
docks. foot OF PFanfsiR street. Her pumps hAve
been kept constantly At work for tho past fossy-
eight huuss, but she made watss fast Ia spite of
Tho e1otts uted to keep hsr a60st. She has . load
of posts on board, which will b. diseharscdr sad
then &le Will 50 Into dgy dock.
The schr Elizabeth Jones passcd NJ ths river yea
teFdaY Elth big hala in her ttarhvard bow. which
shu received recently In The Strata tn ; colil.ion
with LIS Hchs Mary l.. lltg:ir. She will uulo1d
her coal Cargo at the US1en slip dock and then re-
sefxt fVpa3tt.
Tho steam hatIs Dunbar u Indeed unfortupata.
Altar breaking tot machinery outalds. shs ran Into
, 1877-06-05
TIE LUTYrE1tArg.

CAnrnAoE, ILL.,, junn 4.-AfteF Tho usual dero.
ttonnl cxcre'scs, tho morning session OF tho ticn.
cral SYnod Of t!,p Luthoran Church was opened by
prayer by tho Hov. sy!yunus. Stall.
Tho rcport OF tile Board of Publication oucned
up tic whole past and present condition Of tho
publcatton-houso in Philadelphia. The synod
seemed to hayo rcaolyod the'f Into general con,
mlttcc Of Invosttgaton. Numerous questions were
propoundsd, and d eplfitoA nnd prolonged det,atc
followed. After severn luQulsltton, The pnblfea.
tion-houso was shown to bo h yory prosperous
sso1nd!t!on; g VIZ. $73, 1918 assets. and on1y
unified approval Ut the management Of t!o book In.
The report Of tho Church Extension uonr,l wnu
nll money hereafter loaned sloula bo eocurcd to
ssons shall nnt 10 permitted TO make appeals 10 Tho
CHURCH without tho permission of thu Extension
Tho Roy. Dr. Butler, pastor Of THO Memorial
Synod, scttinT forth tho present financial conil.
and resolved % have unscl o!tort made llroush.
ont tl!o General eynoI churches OH next lietor,ia.
lion Sunay to raise tho amount necessary to place
thnt church on an independent balls.
Tho report ot tho Committee on Statistics was
!as fo,th the saiy Sistoty Of Gaihsfsn.m .n'
Tie summary showed that ioo Year, aro
,; ,fo ,ssfs ysfs sss sss S"s ~
HttJ .4No uAk 4hUs NNllG now
there arc G12 Lutheran ministers In tho Entei
ntatcs. FIFTY years axo thoro were 200 convraga-
ttol1, with ts, 900 commandments; now there are
I. UT congregations, With go, 47l communicants,
The drat theological seminary wss opened sixty
ycars ago. now theirs nso fourteen scmina =,
e!2htoon cnllogcs, thirty higher graded school +
sfxtx-lvc periodical publications tsanct 'Thu 10
i ull about twelve publishing huuses. ami during
tho lat hals.century there hare appeared about h0
authors, who have Rvgn 10 tho press ], 4uO dis.
tnct publications. Consisting Of books mud pa.n-
ph1GlS
III tho evening. the Hoard Of Publication held tts
anniversary. Tic lurge audiences was addressed
by tho Rrr. Dr.. Albnrt. Of Philadelphia.
, 1877-06-05
dock Sunday evening, while beibg towed up tho
riveF. and keceiYed eeEana damh1e Ia het afcu1

q dock Sunday evening, while beiog towed up tho
riveF. and received tersona damage 10 her stcui.
CapE- Deorne reports that two men went out IN.
70 the fosKh aca in Hcow or puut Sunday. frun
on the now pfeF. with onty sticks 10 rropef Tho
EIalt win, ana the aea ran heavy tnouEh to drive
shem out farther than they barGninod for. A fish.
nR smack passed near them. bEt paid no attention
20 taeif pt7loua phtttton, nnt nnafy the Govern.
nsnt !lfe toat wv manned by volunteers and went
wcrn thoroughly scared, and nre not likely 10 re.
peat the act arata.
II was the sehf r Y. Avery which left TIL, mort
recently, and wont over tnt lake for earvo ~
deals for Quebec that got fast ou Sktltars;i.r
Reef. Ths tug Phn6iytlfe went to her relief anI
It bcliosed that she II OF hy this lime she ran
On tho reef during acnse fog Thuralay night.
Caps. Pratt, Of tho prop Dean ficnfnond / feuo,t4
.eclnK large white three .uas,ed schooner, with
day. She appeared 10 be coal or ore laden,
tuR ras going 10 lcr atsistance when the Rich.
r,0nd passed.
The aches c. q. Mixer and Guido rAs,er xere
ylct'ms Of Fridays Puff. Tho former lost her
hot 1nlzten and nylnR lib Torn badly.
The schF Petrol sprung 4 tcnk outside yesterday,
anu va dFY .dncsed at EJ.tcfts for repatrs. shs
went Alter enrRo Of lumber. and was compelled
10 put back on account Of the leak.
q. The Qusbee GArontess Of Tho 1ts Inst says
.tnF Lake ChimplaIn proves 10 bo the !. Waters,
from Chatham Ont. 1aden With oak plank. sho
wAtet.|o9Red and ashore near St, Anne. Tho
Port Warden, Capt. Dick, left by Montreal boat
on tho vcsaei.
The lux Diek Davis. sunk In tho basin sbore East
HAtsr stttos bridge, was raised on Saturday.
, 1877-06-05
GOV, HENDRICKS.

6pet1d9 D8Ip11t& 10 10 7Ts4HA
1xntAxArptts. Ina., Juao +.-Asrangsments
were tnada to.night 10 Give Gov. Hendricks
farewell supper before leaving for Europa. 1t
was ntsd for nc1t Friday night, and Senator
Ncvonatd will make ths principal address.
7b shs lFtssfrn Assoe1atsd Ffe4e.
NEW iowx, Iuus %.-'fbs Manhattan Club has
decided upon giving a!nncs to x.Ooy, ucnlGcks
rope. Among tl,ose who will ts psescut arc cx.
tIov. Seymour. speaker Randall. chaflcs Francis
Adams. senat"s Bayard. Thurman, ind Eaton,
ahl 8oDaa OF tbs most prominent members Of the
House. tbs attenaanea Vt e1-Goy. Tt1dsu. OoY.
Kobfu.on, and Lieut.. .-Gov. DosslletlaeE, IL we'll
~ olhcr prominent ctty Democrats and :neQl-
bess OF the club u expected.
, 1877-06-05
TRANSFER OF VESSELS.

TItANEFEN UF VESSEI-S,
May 3-Sehr Mary Collins, Martin blackburn to
william, NeEness, IS, 900. 90.
May 2S-Tux Champlln, James D. LcsEy 10
Heuty A. Rust, 5000.
May 2h-schs Kaso barley, United Statrs Mar
shal to William d. Kcrfoot, 81, 00o 70.
May .1-SchF Golden We.L tpltc1 Statsa Mar.
sha' u William D. kvtfout, S5, 7uo. ".
Nay lo-ltalf 81 c..l. K, II. lIcath. Thomas
EicLul.nu ~ JOHN btuSkd4ls. g., Gt,0. w.
AsT2I-Une- lhlsa seAs AAntna, Tluma4 Nelsou
to Christian liasap. $40. 90.
May 3A-Twu'thirds sehr j. y. Tracy, W. Il. D.
Dexne w u. II. Mall, $l.OJ.
, 1877-06-05
DEDICATED TO THE VIRGIN.
Epeefa4 NsuxltcA 10 .TAs Tkibuna

MENDOZA, ILL.,, June 4.-lhe mission Uf The SER
yltcs IN st. Matya Church. thsclty was brought to
close last evening, when Father ssorial preached
tho farewell sermon. Forty-soysn young girls
took tho VOW Of dedication to tho Virgin, aud all
tic congregation, apparently about 800, holding
lighted candles. w1nt through tho ceremony OF alb.
so!vny tAoir sponsors from thciF baptian.ni pledge
~ ts ssasum!ny - i tham.slses, aud rcns'tlns thsr
Guend 4 YsY ttays. '
, 1877-06-05

culcAao. June 4.-Tha market waa quiet and
unchanged. pnt{Alo rates bY sall Mcrc no{nLn4llY

CHICAGO June 4.-In0 H1afEcs R2& quiet anu
unchanged. buffalo rates By salt wcre nolntnalty
&c, With no demand, steamers being preferred.
ChArte1s To Dutalo. prop Colorado, cora; prop
Japan, wheat It 2lc; barge N. X. Falsbsuk, oats
Inc. To saEniA, prop Montgomery, eorn; aud 10
ngden.snte. prop Nashua; .. eotn, sttSsrt..
Capasity, ~. 600 bn wheat, 90, 900 bn cora, rs,
90 ba oats, and ~ 600 hu barley.
lrrFAIo, Jpna !: :-Ehartess: BchF Tim Baker,
u'arhls to Cleveland At +oc per toni sehr Fleei.
wing. rurb.stons to Toledo at roc, stsa; schr
QalnIby, atone 10 Era It u 80, free; seaw q. H.
Williams ss!lrosa tes, ,e,s Gtysk e llutra!e Al
kingsytlte md canytlls Dock 10 buffalo at 70 Oh
rail; .chr unlon railroad tics. KtnEsvtlls to buf
iato 1t 10 on FaiL
pEtAn,7, Jane 2.-t'1AIn freIehts tcarca; eosrss
ahuada4t. aud ruling asm. sehs l!ome, pine lum.
% Fatl; sehe smith l,e.s. plne
!l; schr WhIts Cloud, old rails, Detroit to cltve-
!aud. 1t poo PCT Ion, from dock; :cht y! 4. Merry.
oa rail; sehf Young Ausries, hid stases, Dettalt
tu tiutalo. 1t ~ 10 per VI.
Schs Granger. ~, bo0 bu wheat at 2Ac.
, 1877-06-05

Asenaauon Naa created 1t Lake vlaw yesterday
morning BY tbs discovery Of An unuccaulcd skill
floating 10 the lak~, Gloss 10 ahoEe, aud containing
two towels, lunch package, and pslf
Sf oa1s car, 'oa s.,, o. NJ: Chase, ~ ono ot
tue beach, made the discovery and reported It.
he e'at had the appearance ot having 1ecu latclY
had been drowned, ~hils othtre bsItsre4 that soue
onx Or two persons who hissd thu boat Sunday bad
abandoned her sad she bad irlfts1 xhsfu Aassse
1aat accounts WINS IN charge Of Mt. Chase, who
awaits an applicant fos her.
, 1877-06-05

0maul why llugcr In thy .n!scry, when Or,
.plcscc's Golden Medical Discovery will cleanse
your blood Of ytrulept polsous, cause ulcers to
heal, pImplel, blotrles, and erups!ous to dsap-
pear, anA health and strength to reixu tupreMet
Pierca'a Memorandum Hooks gtYeu away BY sll
druEKfses.