National Republican., 1877-11-10

RIVER FRONT.
Arirdls-Borden Mining Company's wharf
Schooner Emela, Brdsall, New Haven, to load
coal.
Agnew's wharf-schooners Katie, Ranger, East.
ern ports, to load coal: William H. Kengel soper,
Hoboken. to load coal.
Rays wharf-SchOoners John W. Hall Gheen
rhilAdelDhla, with coal Elias Moore, New York,
u load coal c. G. Lane Lane, Boston, to load coal
GilmOr, Meredith SCo.' swharf-SChooners Henry
Davy King, New York to load coal: A. H. Illus
burt, Jennings, New Haven 10 load coal.
CielTcd-Borricn Mining Co.'S wharf-Schooner
news wharf-schooners J. B Clayton Clifford, New
Bedford, Mass, with coal T.. J.. c. Windsor
sSh"oners ] jahn % Hail Hall Gheen. Chez ' PaWsSckst @ With
coal; Adeila Trudell, Grace, New Haven with coal
Gilmor, Meredith & Co.'S wharf-schooners j. b.
Darlington, Parker, New Haven, with coal; George
p. IIallcck, shnrett IIUboken, with coal.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF COAL
RecciPts-Dorden Mining Co.'S wharf-3Ooo tons.
Agnew's wharf-6,So Rays wharf-,sOO. Gil
NOR. Meredith 4 Co.'S wharf-5,5J0
hipmeats-BOrdcn Mining Company.-3,0J0 tons:
Agucw's wharf 300 tons; Rays wharf 1900 tons
Cilmor, Meredith & Co.'S wharf, $500 tons.
CANAL.
A number Of men employed In rebuilding the
outlet lock on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
50 near completion as 70 warrant reduction of the
force there employed.
COAL TRADE.
During the week ending yesterday, 2l2 boats
from Cumberland reported ut the Collectors Onicc
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The average
tonnage was lO6 tons making in all 22.i72 tone Of
coal received ut this end OF the line.
4 swINDLING CANAL MAN.
| On the 9Th instant. the boat Frank Byroad the
property of John Byroad, laden with coal reported
Ia the collectors Otiice, in charge OF man named
| john Miller. Mr.. ByrOad, who Is lying sick at
Seneca entrusted his boat and cargG' Miller, with
instructions TO draw SO Of his freight money from
the Consolidation Coal Company to which the
boat was consigned. and to use the money In pur.
chasing forage Tor his stock and food for the crew
road, credit As soon as the boat arrived Miller
went 10 the office OF the Consolidation Coal Com.
pany, drew the full amount OF irelgh, money. viz
from. lie left the boat without forage for the Siock
or food for the crew, aud Mr.. by roads little son
who accompanied him. lie waN not satisfied with
r0bbIng hs employer Of his freight money aud the
! stock aud crew OF sustenauCe. but carried away
with him Mr.. Byrnad's oilcloh coat.
| Miller. WhUse whereabouts are unknown ~ q
small man, with dark complexion, small blue
eyes, and wore small blue blouse with red edge
THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
The Liquor Dealer, Association met at Goddard
Hall last ight Ater the president had stated the
identified with the ilquor dealers were invited to
retire or pledged not 10 make public the proceed
ings "f the meeting. The object In organizing r
to secure Congressional legislation 10 put ali liquor
dealers upon al equal footing, and abolish the
pre,en, ,y'iem by which a liquor dealer may bt
Obliged 10 close his Establishment II he inCurs the
spite Of his mcighhors. It Is proposed to have q
system of granting licenses 10 any responsible per
son who may apply. subject to revocation II the
dealer fails 10 conform with the law.
GEORGETowS PARAGRAPHS.
George Morton, Md; II. Middleton, Va; Alexan
| de- Brand aud family. II. Louis No, and J. NJ
CHpertUn, Of Baltimore, have rooms al the Wes
| End llCtel.
| ss UIsrERs, Mt EsENAS Bros,
! Corner seventh and L.