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The New York herald., 1877-02-14
THE QUARANTINE REPORT.

The annual report OF the Commissioners OF Quaran-
tine presented to the Legislature yesterday. gives
detailed history OF New York quarantine. including
Statistics from the original location OF the establish
Inent on Governors Island in 1894 The State appro
priations for quarantine began In 1857, and have
amounted to over 81, 100000. Last winter the CON-
missioners recommended that these appropriations
should and the department be made selsustan-
ing by applying the revenues TO the payment OF tho
expenses. In harmony with this recommendation
only $1O 900 appropriated for quarantine last year.
compared with appropriations averaging for the ten
preceding years noluding construction fund.- $2o3 900
annually This nominal appropriation Of So 600 has
been found sufficient, and there Is balance on hand
Large reductions have been made 10 cost 10 the
State for maintaining the artificial Islands, health
officers residences and STEAMBOATS,. The steamer
Nelson X Hopkins, which In prev ious years has cost
the State $4,000 annually for running expenses, has
paid her way this year. The Governor Fenton has
likewise been run without expense 10 the state deo
The commission paid for lawyers fees $24, 900 from
1870 to 1873 Prom 1873 TIL 1875 the counsel fees
only ST. 000 and during the past year they have
Tnc fees for boarding vessels are the as in
1920 when they were liked by the Lceislature-viz,
So 80 foreign from 81 so to So Tor homo ves-
sells. The former collected at the Custom
House. tho latter from the vessels as they
are boarded Fumisatlon rates were ,nnncs' reduced
nient OF last season. They offered Hoffman Island TO
the Emigration Commissioners when Castle GARDEN
which the nearly $780, 900, could be per-
manently utilized for emigration purposes
The name OF Swnburne Stand has been given to the
lower OF the two artificial Islands, in conformity TO
legislative enactment requiring II.
Owing 10 the generous provisions made by the State
tho say there need be no apprehension
the ability OF the quarantine authorities treating
cholera and yellow lever IN the future During ast
vessels arrived here having had yellow fever
aboard compared with 10 in 1875; SO patients were
removed to hospital from these vessels as compared
with 33 in 1875, IL in 1874 81 in 1873 and az IN lS72
The report Is signed bv Commissioners W. l.. b.
Steers David ". Judd and James McQuade
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
DEATH AFTER DEBAUCH.

scene OF death again ends a drunken carousal In
Suffolk county. The locality is shifted from Bay
Shore 10 Grecnport; and although II Is not case OF
MURDER with hanging the State Prison as probable
consequence the circumstances some respects
even more horrible. The 6shng smack Alice, Captain
Cook arrived Grcenport Saturday night last, and
after making her fast to tho wharf the captain left for
his home leaving the vessel In charge OF two oil the
crew. Benjamin and John franklin. The men re-
manned OH board until sunday afternoon, whom they
determined 10 60 on Shore and, hiring n horse and
wagon they drove the village Of Southoid. While
there they fell in with a dissoute young
woman residing In the place. named Ida Tinker, and
renamed in her company during the remainder OF the
afternoon. When night came on the men sartea 10
They spent little time in the village OF Greenport,
but finally the three went down 10 the wharf and
aboard tho smack. where they remained carousing
until hve O'Clock on Monday morning Both the men
and Ida wished TO void observation, and instead OF
gong directly from the smack 70 tho wharf as sney
ing to pull around TO the railroad wharf, 81
that the girl could tako the carly train from
Greenport and reach her home before breakfast lda
and Benjamin were the first to enter the boat.
When John attempted to step III he trod upon the gun
vale and Tho boat Immediately capsized throwing
The three into the water Benjamin, being unable
SWIM sunk and drowned. John struck out,
leaving the rest their fate and succeeded in reach
for time aud she shrieked for help before she sunk
Her cries attracted the attention OF some men 10
schooner near oy and sae was WIN gteat Scas 's
elapsed however, before the services OF physician
were procured; meantime nothing was done for her
rcsuscitation, and being thoroughly chilled by her
immersion she died in about two hours after being
taken from tho water. The body OF Benjamin was re-
covered late on Monday AFTERNOON Coroner Skinner,
OF Greenport held inquest upon the bodies yestcr-
day morning and the jury found verdict o accidental
death by drowning. In the case OF Ida Tinker they
further found that she died from neglect, they beev-
ing that IL proper measures had been adopted when
she first taken from the water her lie could navo
The New York herald., 1877-02-14

Steamer Dakota (Br), Price, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams a Guion. ,u, .,..u s
Steamer Wyanoke Couch, Norfolk. City Point and Rich
noud--O Old dominion Steamship 90.
S,.amrr Agnes Burdisk, phia-Boeert Morgan.
Steamer zen Whitney, iiaett. boston-. Dimocs
Nmrk Traveller (Br,, Court, Havre-Boyd liincken.
BARK Anna Walsh, Lawrence. Buenos Ayres-J Norton
Jr x Sons. -. <..,, 80, =, =, y...s sc
brig Nichols (Brj, Chase, Matanzas-Rionca Benja-
scSr Kate Carleton tBD, Grant, Port Spain rrndad) =
Rowland Aspinwall. - 60.
schr Harris. Hudson, Bneheds Ncarauga) -strout
Bros. -. -, r, u. -.
schr Charles Sawyer, Mullen, PointaPetre-H Vata'
BILE X Sons o.. 80, a.. :, ~.
schr Lizzie Lee. Stubs. Jscmel-Isaae II Staples.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK FRANK M4RoS Eidrdge from swsS;es s Dse ~ bow
70, S = ThSr sn rss Sa
into Jan in LAT 80 80 Ion 10 80 By chy Anns Roth ves
sells were on the wind at the time
Bse M4L4cA r! Kerr from Rio Jsnero for New Yosf
storos.
BRIG MABEL Cr, Saunders from St John NIB, for Con.
way walcs,. put into shebnrne. Ns Feb with pumps
disabled and three feet of water in hold.
Bsc Louis. sr Ls Blanc from Murray PEI for SsS
by the Halifax Recorder to be safely in Dartmouth
the Of Fea Sa @ ~ss s
u s nS Eel THAT % S sSn
mac River in distress arrived At Aexandrs i2th She Is
s new n.s ss being Af KuoMs s P xa
Her fore and msntop%asts. together w,.s NTH. 'ns ",
s
s~ rissed her lower into ,ls
bay ard Up to the mouth OF the ro"%as e s
loss the topmas,s and the chatting Of her sides BY the
andra.
boken Providence before reported missing Is now sup
posed haze been S al o Sn tho
round Judith the probable theory that she
sSsSs s'"TS
living a. cnco the nnng Of h.
ths, reported BY the OF
yet under weigh and go out Of the 10Th Of
December but the of the Informant cannot be ascsr'
tained.
scuR ELLA Cotter. from Phiiadeipha for Jacksonville.
with COAL dragged tine lowor end OF Fort ea
the 10Th Inst in large field OF ice She has
lighter and tugs alongside and will have to discharge to
get oil.
ScHR JONAS SMITH, Sandsh. from Wscasse for Havana,
which into Bermuda Dec 26 eaky has been abandoned
and the hull was sold at the latter port for f4l.
ScnR GEORGE STAPLES. Maloney, from Brunswick for
New York. which into Bermuda Dec 10 In distress was
aband and sold by auction ut Bermuda for Ell To-
ScuR ONTARIO DR. from Halifax for Phi.a iephia,
rgo potatoes bermuda Feb y. portion
cargo sold by aubtion average OF 3s
per barrel
Sem MAGGIE SMITH, Grace. has been icebound IN the
Mystic River for weeks She made her escape down
che river Monday morning. with the assistance OF teamtng
The vessel Is owned In Phadelphia ana consigned
to Messrs Bean Joyce, with cargo oi coal
SCHR ALERT (3r Winchester from st Vincent tor Nova
Scotia, put into st Thomas an % wi h loss OF sails.
ScHR ALPHA f Boudro from st Pierre. Miquelon, for
Aricha put into st Thomas an 81 with loss OF sails
The granite cargo Of the schr Thomas Hail. Of Stonng
ton. Nanset December last Is being removed
diver working at IL at high water.
QUICK TRIP Schr David G Floyd Capt Clifford, Of New
port port III AM Feb 8. proceeded to
ioboken loaded OF and arrived back In New
port night 1th making the round trip In about
81 This considering the light winds that have pre-
vailed during the time. is remarkably quick trip.
PORTLAND Feb l2Schr Carrie Noonsn while coming in
from fishing cruise this morning. ashore Spring
Point had foot and shoe knocked of Will probs
hlv etoNtO-
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
REGULATING THEIR MORALS.

THE BAR ASSOCIATION RESOLVING TO PUT AN
END TO ExroRTIoN AND PIRACY ON THE
PART OF LAWYERS.
A regular meeting OF the Bar Association was held
last night at their club rooms. West Twenty ninth
Vice President Sanford occupied the chair,
Mr. +. L. Brownell aching Secretary. The
Treasurer reported I'll members the roll and cash
balance OF ST. 422 the bank. Mr. X. Darling, from
the committee appointed to investigate tho charge
made against William c. Barrett late member Of tho
ASSOCIATION reported they had every reason to believe
that he had been guilty OF gross rre2 ularites In his
practice They had presented the after to the Judges
oil the Supreme Court who had promised TO look into
the matter.
The Executive Committee reported that the case Of
Titus II. Eldridge, who was accused OF irrcguary Of
practice in the Surrogates Court, had been re-
lerred by the supreme Court 10 William II.
Leonard, referee, 10 take testimony, and recon-
mendcd that the association appropriate $500 ior
counsel prosecute the matter. IL
ordered. A general and lengthy discussion on the
question Of the morals OF the Bar followed. Mr..
Charles Price said that he knew of at least two
bers OF the association who should be made the
jecis of discipline and that it would be well for the
Executive Committee to take the work IN hand. Mr..
clifford II. Hand said that the condition OF the
Bar OF New York was fast becoming source
Of public discussion. He believed there was
terrible amount oi piracy and cxtorton practised IN
some OF the courts by members OF the bar, and the
Supreme Court Bench should be aided In bringing the
offenders TO justice. He moved resolution TO the
effect that the Executive Committee should invcstiq gate
the entire matter with power TO appoint sub committees
employ counsel to ad the Supreme Court Ci the DIS.
ITS efforts to remedy the evil The resolution
adopted.
Resolutions passed that the report OF the Com
mitlec on Extortons, made in 1872, be adopted, aud
that u committee Of threo be appointed to procure
such legislation as shall give elect to the recon-.
mcndatons also that the association approve OF such
parts OF the W0otin bills pending IN the Legislature
which provide that the County Clerk and Register ~
this city be paid liked salaries instead OF ices.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14

rio tBr, Maeauiay Halifax for Philadelphia. dsg; Ellie
n sa s% sxsssa ,ss rIs: s.t D.el.
Ne. a ssa aS o ss Pa st M.n 2a
'eR. Amt; Ges!sI 6 @ s.%'i r Ssrrm.u
Ss % ss a sT
Dec 2IArrvsd Moro Castle, ,Jswsts.
HONG KONG Jan i5-zIn port ship Tonssnoys c'D. rsy-
HAIrlx Feb s-Arrived schr Prairie Bird GiIiatt New
MALTA Jan 22-Cleared. bark Lawrence Howes Tra-
MADRAS Jan Elm port bark Ethan Allen Hardy. from
MsIsouasE Jan e-ssiied. brig Isabella CBp. -. fo'
MAcAssAn, Ian a-saied bark Alice ('r). shssrsr. Nsv
MILK RIVER ia, Jan 24-In port schr Addis Bryant,
Old iixnnos. Js Jan 24-In port. schr Elen for New
PApAse. Dec ?e-saileds bark chatt.nOogs. Freeman.
phii.asnha sS iaS. srss Anna Torss Gray MAYS:
mssG @ sa;oasS. Dsd:s
York 18th. Roeert Moore, Dearborn Ssw York wa Bar
xss. TiG%p:s" qsssa: and Bal.
PolSrA P!rRx Jan a4In port, schr vess tB, Palmer.
Poscr Jan s4n port. brig. + So, Stove !r, b. 70.
isSr. sss sss aS @
Poar MARIA Js "a In port, schr idaho. Jaieson
sYSsry. Nsw, Jan ,o-Arrved. bark Wealthy Psndls
SINGAPORE Dec ~ In port bark Marie Helene tGsr
Wamkes from Hong Kong just arrived. to load for New
ST. TnoNAs. Jan isArrlyed brig Pioneer GBr; Taylor.
Demerara brig Helen Fubish. Cayenne land sSied 23d
for st Domingo loa5or Boston scr Mabel Lent tBr,
Wyman Trinidad and sailed x4th for Port Plata TO load Tor
loupe sailed 2sth for rnidad 2d brigs Sasts Par
fridge Gibraltar land sailed Feb for Sagua) Glpsy Dan
Friese. sCroix tsnd sailed Feb for Msyaguex; 9th
asn a n"H Ssps % ss
R pqaaS aSS sd sD S ps
lBr) Wharton. Berbce ash bark Bell Keith SbD NO Nc.
ford Malaga FEB l. bark Frank Marion E'drdge, swansrs
for Savannah (sce Miscellany; brigs VIM Mason.
Adams. Boston; Luon tBr'. Day Barbados: sehr: G Z
Bradley Chipman. Brunswick, Ga; Grscian Bend lBr)
SaiIsd-Jan i6 brig Packard Amesbury, sagua schr
Freddie G Ebeetts (Br). Veal. Brunswct: 18th,
CBD. Kirkpatrick. sagua to load for DO; l.
Stewart (Rr Crone do Odd Julia Lingiey Br) Saun-
des st John. NB 23d. schrs Frances d;r, Carter New
Portland (Br) Pickle Mayagu.z 26th. Riheria Barnes.
racaibo loal for New York; 27h. bark Jens NELSON
Nor) Hoist Trinidad Cuba, to load for port north "
to load for New YORK; Feb ., brig Martha Berry, Berry.
Malaga, having repaired) New York schr Core snr)
Reed Cephalonia, having repaired Phlsdelphia
In port, Feb = Bark Z small tBr). Evans from Mata
Kesse from New York for Hamburg to transhp cargo to
destination by steamers schrs Peerless Arey from Deme
rara for New York Elizabeth dc Hart. Low from
York. arrived 20 for Azua to load for Boston AND
SALT RIVER. Ja Jan 24in port. schr Mary Oliver fo'
United States.
sAvAsxA Ia MAR. Jan oi-In port schr Susan, Gardner
sr JOIN. Nh Feb e-Arrved, schr Lizzie Major (Br,.
Cleared 10Th. schr Nettie. Britt New York.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
FEBRUARY 13, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. l3, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point ana
Norfolk with mdse aud to Old Dominion Ste"m
ship G." ..,,,,,, ia. -. A.. n
CERT * Morgan. c,,,,,, ,,. a.. On
schr Garrett r Wright. Cropper Virginia.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Bedford. Fish. New Bedford Tor
New York. - . ~ v--
Steamer Albatross Davis. Fal River for New YORK.
steamer Tlie Ewing. New London and Norwich Tor new
York. ,,,,s. NC tor Naw
schr Red Jacket Averi Rockland for New York
schr Joe Carleton, Spear Rockland for New York
Schr Acarn. Chandler. Machias for New York;
Schr Para Bryant. Machasport for New York
Schr Percy, MITCHELL Eastport for New YORK x vr
Schr ua Newell, sheppard Portland Nc ior New tork'
Schr Margaret X Lucy, Taber, Boston Tor New YORK
schr Hastings CHASE New Bedford for New York
Schr Opera tBrJ, Fowler, Providence for New YORK
Schr J W arrcn, McGarr Providence for New YORK
Schr II Peary, Pear,, Providence Tor New lork
Schr II Miller smith, Providence Tor New YORK
Schr Mary II stuckhan, Ferris Providence Tor New YORK
Schr Henry AdelDert Fisher Portland, Ct, for New YORK
Schr Sharpsho ,ter. Gold, Coldspring Tor New york.
BOUND EAST.
schr Scotia Rogers, New York for New London
Schr 1, A Board man johnson Hoboken Tor Portland
schr VIM y Irish Tirreli, iioboken for Providence.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL Feb l3-Arr!ved. steamer Cornwall (Br. Stam-
rer New York bark Bergenseren Nor,. Mortensen New
York via Falmouth. 90
BREMEN. Feb ls-sailed. ship Morris osr). Morris,
United States bark Apheus Marshs (Br). Parker New
York
CApIz Feb s-sailed. bark x Clements (Bp, KimbAll
Gloucester. Mass.
CALCUTTA, Feb l3-Arrived, ship Hamilton. Hil Bonn
bay.
Sailed prior to 18TH ship Susan, Gilmore Carver United
Kingdom.
HAvnE Feb 11-sailed. steamer Suevia Ger. Franzen
from Hamburg) New York. having been detained; 12th
ship Minnie Gerow tBr), Gerow United States.
LIVERPOOL, Feb l2-Arrived. ships Henry Sandford
jackson, Savannah: 18th. Beau Monde tBD, Hawkins.
Ga:veston Cashier tBr) Teller. Norfolk Va; bsrks MIC
tSax tsr, Masters New York; Homeward Bound, Merry
man, Charleston.
sailed 18TH ships Western Empire. Grozier Key West
Robertson tBr Seey 90: Americans tr, Spry, Mobile
Jane Fish, Brown Sandy Hook Corolia tr'. Messer San
Francisco bark asset tNor), samueisen. New York.
LoSpoS. Feb l3-Arrved. ship Abraham Lincoln sw).
Lindstrom. New York.
Cleared 18th ship Martha Ge). levin, United States
bark Carlotta Dam, Backer, st Thomas
MovILLR Feb I3--Arrived amers Victoria (Br) He'd
derwick New York for Glasgow Prussian (Br, Richie,
Portland via Halifax for Liverpool land proceeded
MALAGA Feb 3-Saiied steamer Scandinavian (Br), New
York
PLYMOUTH Feb l3-Put back. bark Prosperns Palosso
utaD, Drago, for New York. with loss of sails
QUEENSTOWN
San Francisco: s Thomas, Eastman. Pabeon de Plea;
barks Christopher Columbus er) Deber. New iork brig
IL sibley Colsou. Sourabaya and Probolingo
Sailed 18th. brig Harrington tBr. Lucas. Demerara.
SOUTHAMPTON Feb 13--Arrived, steamer weser (Ger),
Won Bu,ow New York Tor Bremen (and proceeded).
SHIELDS. Feb f3-Sailed, bark Atlantic (br) German,
New York.
Sailed from - Feb g. Rosina G. and Luisa. for
United States.
LONDON Feb 1s-ship Baltic, Taylor, which arrived at
Queenstown Feb San Francisco ordered to Hull
when tho refused to do duty.
The following message In bottle has been found the
Scotch THE Pet Dubrovacki wrecked st
Kda on the 18th of January. The captain and Of the
crew are al Kda Tho Austrian bark Peti Dubrovack
Cant Chersena left Glasgow Jan IL for New York. 81
Kida Is an island in Atlantic. ~ miles west Of Harris
alebrdes The d was ous register year,
old.I
Feb IA canister has been picked near Whitehmven
containing paper which written-Iucy Bartram to
America lost in fog
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the fountain head these evils for must be clear that
the tramp the pauper and the criminal Of to-day was,
fifteen years or ago homeless, frcndless chiid SO
that the objects of this Home, being well carried OUT
must go great way TO reform the great soc'ai evils
alluded to-
Al the reading the annual report about $25 600 was
subscribed by those present TO establish the Home IN
permanent quarters
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
MRS. woRCEsTER's ASYLUM.

At the meeting OF the Health Board yesterday Dr.
Hughes VINO was appointed to investigate the Charles
Street Lyine.n Hospital case presented his report
II merely de- cribcs Rngcrly way the house anu
its occupants, two OF whom are male inIants-onc
sicky and ten days old the other healthy and Que
day old. The report was LAID the table.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Cant Shackford of Illinois. at Philadelphia from
Liverpool reports the following buoys in the Delaware
bay and river Wreck above the Middle wreck buoy
off Duck Creek. buoy IN the lower end OF the Pe" Patch
and all the buoys the Blight of Newcastle buoy the
upper end Cherry Island fats al the bnoys off Marcus
Hook between Chester and Marcus Hook, upper
end Chester Island bnoy lower end of Tinicum Island
buoy and all above Tiuicum Island gone.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
AN ADDRESS BY GOVERNOR HAYES.
HIS IDEAS on THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND
PAUPERIsM.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Fcp. 13, 1877

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Fcp. 13, 1871
Governor Hayes presided ,onight at the twelfth an.
nua anniversary Of the Childrcn's Home In this city
made brief but earnest appeal TO those present
subscribe 10 fund Of $50 900 needed TO place the In.
stitutlon Grn foundation. He stated the object
OF the Chldrcn's Home and said that he had
nothing TO add to except 10 commend II
as altogether worthy oil confidence and the
encouragement of every Christian man and woman
He would, however. olcr suggestion. Many OF the
best minds IN tbc country are engaged dcvsng the
means to reform criminals, remedy and
yet rid OF trampA The Chdrcn's homo goes 10
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schr Ramon de Ajura. Msgee. Nuevtss-A psytSn -
schr Snow Bird Qsr. Cripps, st John' ND Ne'
Son. =. 81, No.. 4
schr jamestown. Haslston. Richmond. va-Vsn Sr""s
Bro. c.-.-I. 4
schr Amelia Augusta. Mott. New Hsven-cat~nsn' .
noy
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SAILED.

Steamers Dakota (Br,. for Liverpool: Wysnoxe n.cn
mond &c; Agnes phiiadsphia bark CoTmn'a sme;
Biun, sc.
Sailed 18th. steamer Rhein Ger for Bremen
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
MIR. CANTRELL DYING.

At midnight Mr. Canire was reported at Bellevue
Hospital to be dying He was notexpected to survive
the night
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
nils. Desfindfion
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM MONTHS
FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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THE PRESIDENCY.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. ]

tical effect than to leave to the House the election OF
the President and Senate that OF Vice President
rILDES's CHANCES.
Mr. Lawrence frankly admitted that Mr. Tilden's
chances at present looked svery blue" and no
convinced that the commission would decide Louis
iana aud possibly Oregon, in addition TO Florida,
for Hayes and Wheeler. He thinks Tilden has how
ever. good case in Oregon.
~ wish It distinctly understood that place the pro-
posed withdrawal OF the democratic members from
the commission apart from any question OF constitu
tionalty. on tho ground that the refusal OF the
majority 10 90 into any scrutiny Of the validity OF the
votes given for the electors was virtual abdcation
OF their functions. which were TO ascertain rom
the papers before Congress-, or otherwise, who
the legally chosen electors. In their re-
port tho Florida case the commission only
hag done what proposed BY the republicans that
the President OF the Senate should do and 10 prevent
which tho commission was Instituted. Nor Is
the case different in It's results " We
arc to regard tho commission in It's constitutional
legal aspect. but as matter OF arbitration Thas
even an arbitration between nations is not binding
unless the award follows the submission was fully
shown in the case Of tho reference of the
boundary OF the United States 10 the KING OF
the Netherlands, who instead OF deciding what were
the mountains OF the treaty, made the boundaries
Mtween the United States and Nova Scotia in the
middle OF river. The decision at once repu-
dated by the United States, and England ad-
mitled that il was not binding Had
the commission gone into the examination the testi
mony OH which rights Of tho respective claimants
depended Congress might have been, At least morally
bound by it, whatever tho decision. AS IL is, there
be pretext that the report Of the commission
haaa any force
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

Schr Scotia, Rogers, New York for New London.
Schr 1, A Board an. johnson Hoboken for fortian
schr Wm y Irish Tirrell, IIoboken for Providence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
Carson City studebaker
Wagon Depository.

HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
III for the sale OF the esisbrsted StudebakeS
Wagons. ! am now receiving wagons from the
State ~ they were made from models and pat
terms sent to the mAnufsctory by me. l also
have . nns lot Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-04-19
A Maids New Shoes.

Yesterday, on Post street, the atten-
tion of Chronicle reporter was called
to large attendance on the sidewalk,
and approaching hastily he was aston
ished to see well>known and celebrat
ed beauty OF San Francisco who was
being fitted to new pair of shoes. To
hear the undisguised admiration with
which every part of the maiden's limbs
that were coyly shown was greeted by
the crowd suggested the truth of the re
mark that has often been made against
the lack OF delicacy shown in our
Western admiration. what a foot,
exclaimed one. "And that ankle, OBJ
served another. "And those olean-cut
limbs, calculated the other; and the
object of their fervid remarks did not
appear in the slightest degree discon-
certed by this outspoken admiration
At last the pretty, gray looking shoes
were adjusted to nicely, and gen.
tleman detached himself from the
crowd, examined them with critical
eye and footed The bill. And then they
took their departure together 1t was
Budd Dohle and the Goldsmith Maid
the latter clad in plaid. with magni
ficent black trail without An 81 in it
San Francisco Chronicle.