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, 1877-06-08
DOBRUDJA.


A. sketched by von Moltke Forty Years
Ago.
7rnnstaittxf5r 81. Lo4fs Globe Democrat.
Atcrr.ory entirely new 10 me and highly tntct*
e.ftnR WAS poosudja, the country between tho
Black Sea snd the mouth Of fhe Danube. Looking
on the map. We find that river 6t1t running east.
#Avdlr Tor Fome distance. when. but little ways
from iM mouth, It makes 4 short bend at t1gns
angles. rnnhinc m twenty mi1cs nosthwardiy. We
would bc disposed TO oelieve that It was the river
that rolled mp those mountains Afterwards to check
1t from making the .hort distance OF seven miles
from 1tassora to the sea In straight line. But It
Ia not he case. The skG>rtnn Of nobrndJa 10 made
up At moantans Ut sG1tl:ais and 1i,nestons. cor.
etsd over tos certain noiaat BY The a11uvum Of
The Danube. Eresymhcss The, bottoa, shows
ths hs 'ae a Sy i ~ hsk, s 's1 ID sRd esr -
ihlousn t ii HUNGARY % nse eonf'o.o,, @ 's1a sna
for miles upon miles yon eanno, discern tho
emsllert stone:-no; not u large e.en a.. ! pea.
ovesJwhs.e. nd thc ei,ls on tic samm,ts Of tho tho
htlis arc mora crng1ed she farther north ron 20.
between the sea and nar,2able stream IL ~ CON.
believe there are TO- Go Inhabitsnss ID Il. A. far
a you can zee, not tree or bush can bc observed
Tho strongly marked eeaga Of ne hIls are covered
10 and tso BY the wind; You may lido Tor milcs
in 81. ds,s un oS
WfttcHcu siI!a.t "itaout !Iece OF tas1enA. ntlsto
ltfe.rtving elonrnt wonid sink lnto the spongy
ground. for no trsss q e. a dtk bed Of ri,uiss
ss: s1ss sa % fts "'!? y hsd
Dolrpaja to bs country abandoned to the North.
ein basbsrians, cutting Il OF BY watl along she
seaslde nf karaAu from N'rsia. tattefly war has
comm tied imnsen.c rarsgcS here. One third Of
the villages named on the maps hara NJ longer my
and lsaktseh! md Tu1tacha arc between ], 600 md
8. 600 psces from their original location. The
to the sasalsns; 20 thai there il nothing lcit
lach'aas. Moldavlsns. Guigarisns, and 4 lev
atf h.n heinz o that .eso
where hare ! sesn 20 many and snch powerful
almost reach them Fsth hnnting. Whip, aud It was
t nss,, Ss @ e. TT .a .ssy @ ' ts
INNS: Fnmbtrless thousands Of partridscs
grass beneath lie hoofs Of ' o., ''n@s, 'horsc,,
On our approach srRe aoeks Of bnssards ross cinm.
wi'd grehs of eons'derao'e length cut tht atr.
EverJ year n,any thoutsnds Of sheep and gosts
military frontier. Tor which privileges they have to
pay para-tor cent4-TE. ia head and one ont
81 every 6ity snmala. This bufla1oes arc down IN
roam through tbs country without > uhstek. We
soAs past N iale or the Danube onwhteh broodng.
maFsa werc rasturtng. When they naw our cara
me wstsl e q & .s soms
The ducks wese startled from tho bul'rushes, and
4 dock Of wild swans, heavily ristng on the wing,
struck number Of circles On the smooth sur.
picture q one oi Eyerdipg's o. Kosaaetss Ind.
seApfs.
, 1877-06-08
COLD WATER.

WATKnrowx, Wis, Juns 7.-Tho snnual session
Of tle Grand Tomps Of lIonur Of Wisconsin c1used
this evening With an opan Temperance mevtlng a.
Musio Hall, which waa addressed ty lhe Rev, Mr.
Irish " Sparta, Y. T. Lewis os 4.As!as, r, saersa
Of Ml!wsukee, T. D: kAnouso of Matcstown.
proceedings Of to-day have been uaarked With graaI
lnlelsst Ii tho Order. -Assangoments weFs made
aua heautifal ritual was a4opte4 fas their uao.
q. W. =. Wstsoa4, during Tia afternoon aesalon.
m.de the recipient Of ehaies silver seA setstee
Of ths Grand Tsmp!e weeu elae&tll to-day for tho
ensuing yeasi 2: Y. Ta.nplar. J; a. Wa!rouai
urss, ". ii. Doe. of Oshkosh. Portage div wsa
selected thu place ot macttng of tho Gssad Tsu.
pie ns1t year in 1uns.
, 1877-06-08

Mlnki&ut fAa.) Clipper.
Nal. John Million, wslt-ka1Mn eftl1en Of Ia.
plat, ltac0n County, has great f&ith !n tQEnpa a.
4ura cure for thu 1l4e4ss known ~ huE.ehutoss,
M great " hls faith tLat H. has died e!Atl With
lhu Stale uoyesnnent tot The t1Q, Q00 reward uf-
fcfed by ths Legislature for Ftu,ey for that dlx'
ea4e. Maj. Million NAV 4 CoulH.iaafUnss In tho
Confederate sEtny. Whiaa ActIuX In thal capacity
he had chArHe 1t ono ttnio 9f nlahy thousand head
uf hogs, which wrsu ea2!scfea together In M.sr,s.
gIppt when ths ehuisra bsukp out xmonR tAsnl
lmtucdiatety upon discovering tho prevalence OF
tho dtsculu he says he beEan to exert himself to
save a. msny IL possibls. Elc aepa.sted them
onss sps1t, 1lo lad u band, slo, iatca Suau:
ihu hoss. Very soon he observed marked io.-
mants. lis seleeted soms Of the diseased boxs and
md nothing ~, and % 81 them recovered: il.
tstpip. arr nos only sursl but : preventive q
eholsrA., He has impaired the secret 10 m1ny
fara.cra In thus stas. ~ et whom touad the
scmely suEe- Dns wealthy fafAef In Howard
GuuptJ, Maj. Million saya: had thity-sLeht ho.s
Afflicted With cbUlrsa. lie Wa sdSlseA Of ths
tuEntp cuse. but placed no f4lth In II. HowsreE.
h. concluded ~ Iiso It trial. and. selecting ono
of the hogs wurst afflicted. h* put It Ia psn alone
xHt fed 1t turhip3 The se<ult Mas, Tint hog TO-
covered uud Ill khs Fest died. Nal. Million statss
thut lults* hog i too Tar Rono ~ cAs tue tuEn1r.
viii cufu him. Ths folncIy " y Cheap one and
elsiy procured. and II can certainly do no tAEul
for farmers u give u = Gial.
, 1877-06-08

NAV NoIESs
Cn1oAoo.-Thc prop akylask has been temporal.
" Withdrawn from lor routs boswctn tlls port and
st. Joseph and Benton 1farbor, In oF1oe 10 receive
> new bo!les aad a new deck and urpSs cabin. She
u lying near South IIastei atrcat bridge Own.
crs oi steamers running 10 tho east shore anlct-
patio dull season ia fsult freight, In consequence
Of the tendency In this market to keep prices
down. ..The tug Martin 0rcen will 10
dsy.docked to.dny BY Capt. Eyster for q new
xalboard.stroak and other repairs. Tho tug Evans
Will rgec!va now stern bearings At tho samo docks.
=. ufliy Gonno!e aid q mean thing whom he stole
So 5s ossSs ss rss @ psny ;t.ss e q s;:
&C. !s:s '5s &: 'sss ';%!ax s1so''' s ~ s
got on za'1 shoal. and xas released BY the tug
Bennett. The schr Conaacaa was aground IN the
& sn sss. Ssss qa = .ss,1ss V ts as~ sow
soma stunchtons rail- iustdnand outsl4s stringcr4
nichthead, and other repatts, shn Is in tbs iron.
tur Wood towed tho 1rst yussel of the sea+on 10
csamst ssf shs,t ost ;s with
ali through ts.isy ....The V;o.T. Company sto:k.
aro anr iiyidends. ..Capt. L., A.. Anderson. IN
old ate .silG%t w,n ys:'s H. h4:
'tS9 or!!xa ~ poarsWjuasssnt @ has beea obtained in
tho United States Court at Cleveland aHalHst
tered Tho diaaLled prop raciac arrived at Iuf.
falo Tuesday, a. announced by telegraph ln thesa
eolumnss bhs will tequlfs an expcnltufe e 900
torday. petition II belnk circulated Ut Dcltult
asking tho unIttd States Steamboat lnapsctorA ut
thAs purtt TO entore, fegnlatlou4 relative to lho
tI.aic thtossa ths wsilas4 csn,i /. wy la'xe Il
ate with timber fot Knxaton aud Collins Bay Tne
timber trade by Tho ~. Lawrence IL prumtslng ta
b. W., esayy !hs ;s f. Mne as
American snl Canadian sides 6f tIo riyvr.. SIX
hundred tous ol Montana silver nto u 90 shtp-
ss sop 81 ai eearea Il from I nalssh o. Gi Taur+aay
laat with the dfst consignment of 100 tona....
The sapnenn of iton o5e M from AaIqueste !l
to- tb' b ssiSn g iss, Ss, ~ wSG Sr
Nay 80, tho ahiptnsnts Of on weis l.a7l tons,
From kscAnAba lp to May 10 lhcre wero shtppcd
10, .o7 taMs. The rccotpts Of coal II roedoaver-
IeeE ToSa = 70 Deeoa,e i pa..saaer bass betTvsa
granted pspers to tho ste.mer Wa.to and tue tugs
4. Andrews. Jr., faEsagut. J. u. 1'hvn.as, q. W.
Tho tug 4. y. Cha1ec. ot Tolslo, has been sol4
to Eaatstn parties. aaa will hereafter ~
used in uoston lIarboT. Tho Cha4co left port late
ls.txesk tat he. as.t'nat!oa' aHa tsp Mauass wl!
has = contract 70 sarry 900 toa4 .. Fa!iroad't!S
from c!oyolaAi 70 Chicago .:c9al arrivals at u.
Ionto till sea4on psoMlso to be y e1eesa 81 .hose
her nlzxenuiaat and so!eulast taYcthsf with ueaf.
" nll hst sails aud slt:gux. Ut t9a lower cpd Ut
Lake Michigan !n stotm last Octohos. and wAs
aud oui1t, a!so rcca!kln: and 1 general overhaul.
tQH,
, 1877-06-08
MARINE nI1a11ATs.

This littla schr Mary MacVeagb, In backing In
tht soutn branch At tho stoek.Yasds yesterday,
ran Into und-bsuk, which IA = serious obatrue.
ton there, and twisted her rudder Of.
Mr. Witdcrs new yachl was dsmAsted On Tues.
day outaide, and will need d new potc..
fhe acow Mary Ann. OF Toledo, bound from
Cleveland 10 Kcltey's Island for I load Of stone,
wss caught In 4 gale OF tho latter point Tuesday,
and had her tb and ,nainsasls torn 70 shseAs, md
was otherwise Janlngcl.
The schr William Homo ran aground oppos!to
wyandotte Wedneslay and got foot out: ~ al,a
to coal.laden, sho uny hayo soma trouble In gct-
ting ofY, Lighters from Detroit went to her relief
ThurBdaY afternoon. Sht IL hound for C4lcngo,
and wss in tow Of tho tug Mcclellan.
, 1877-06-08
pOnT OF CHICAGO.
The following wefa tho arrivals aud cleanncaa
during the twenty. -four hours ending at 10 o'clock

lno following HafA kno 0fElvkl4 AAu EIfashHCd&
during the twenty.fous hours ending At 10 o'clock
1aat aigus;
AxKlyAl4- -stmrs; corons, St. Joe. suaartcsi Mus.
keKon, Mu.kegon. auaafls.s slsboyfau. M4a!toxoe.
Nsaoaoas:: otasa tsy. saaar!st; !sa,es,.t, Willis
ssaaITis: sshs: i. Z. nsiiey. IaIsiS tosiI Osss.
CO t1aweg0, e0at 4. ]. MowFy. PsntMatcr, lun.sEtI
ytN!a L.3utct LudlnRtya: lpmlFF; SluI!a9t. thar
toite. coal, GomaEcht. Cleveland co1li ~ w.. tat9,
ts1. AseGa a1~esFA g II lo1a:2n: Ssd*f Ms'sr,
's;|s; Hs.;j .~s viii Tsas S.t
Sturgeon Haf, .oo4a .. culver, 44.ksFun. !nIlbs1l
Iumbsri NAlsoa, Ftntx.tet, lumber, lta}rtxn Mua.
kegun. laubef North Cape, Hay CRY, luabsri Dread
Aauxats aasao}gan lpuINFi r y bnmonh LYdlnx.
laltle flsAe{t Davis fct, woo1; SaTtl star l44ls3'
{94+ baski KnanaFtss eheboySan laMbgts Y ".
lumber.
IsT;s tae%oD e er!'
npualo w uobu lou 0rls dur. A0 by barley,
y lF4 rork. l0, D i4r4f srhs Granger. facksI4s
plst. AAle3 hay. aAd auldflssi pup Tampfst htS
lafen ~ e!a aouT. s4d apndtteai ptYp Nssh4A ktag.
.io1 s1a u gre ses cleared !he q 9aae Gat
easa 10 iii ayas. md saodsisst .e6t b. T. WaliA
WHrsit prop U4igcr state. Huns!3 - Gu corn. 40
brls nonF, aud suulslcs1 st1F Ausxrxuu. uuakexOu.
kAl4fl4x.
, 1877-06-08

- s,ta'cAuo.-FfeixhA wcEs dull II &c for corn 10
~ naaalo. Room w4s taken for 10, 600 ba wheat,
,,NWo oa corn, and IS, GOO bu oats. The charters
;' l.. naaa'o xsss: Seass Qusen csy, e&.s. and G.
-. Ella, corn {At 2c}, and three pEopelless, re-.
~sI1uy !spastsd, tlt out with whsst ant corn.
ton FAY t.Tr.-Ths prop PostsE Chambatlain and
l. III i o have been chartered Tor sat from this city
hnulath At l2t{ ccuts
hy.nsTEEosT. Jana u 6--lr1in s.elghts are "oa the
E,,s., ~eets thoy win probably tsmsln nntll alter
b.. st. Coasss ssnf4 arc odsFlux rather freely,
e. H.s.tsss,d T. ,dowu.atd. se6t laovu.aon. hon o.s,
CsIdlanEA 70 netso1t- u soc t. .. y; prop y. D.
fa. ~ Cellar posts. Alpens tu Chicago. It &c on
<SssUsnt 42sa lumhs. " Sl.j7.s On EalL
, 1877-06-08

DuFFALo, n. r., juno 7.-Vcsaels paaa!ng the
~slland Canal tho last twenty four hours,
WssrwAnp-psops Europe and 8hcklana, og.
deasburQ to Cleveland; batks Lena johnson, Og-
dsnsburg to Cleveland; Republic, Clayton to To-
tedo; J. Q. Woodruff, Collins Hay to Tolsdot u.
Y. Nselon. Kingston to Day City; Huron. Thorod
g Point Pelleo: ychrs Kaso Kelley, Oxtlensbutg to
sssieaand; fIinee AMord. Kingston 10 bhthoygan,
seru,u1a, Oshswa to PORT !luIwcIl; J. prumm0nd,
4liIxsakee; i Cortex. Fait llayca 70 T0lsdu; John
!; Wy. Lewiston to Erio} Unaino, Hamilton to
Cleveland, -
.EA.TwAnp-Prop CallforptA, Toledo to Montreal;
ssss neaanro, Eric " Fort Coaho1ne.
70 cltaraucca reported. fessals scarce.
..FhktlMEs-FtEm; ch4EtsN teIsottsd-kchr Joy,
81! 20 Chicago VI h0ct Watson. cuAl to Milwaukee
A80ci MAnnetta, coal 70 Detroit Rt &c.
, 1877-06-08

6p<c4N Ntp3EtA 70 9kx TF7SGnx.
N,LwAVxEx+ June T.-rhc Convention OF tbs
United statea Brewers Assoetstion adjourned thls
sitetnoou to meet IN Baltimots In June, ls7S.
Resolutions wefa passed requesting committees ~
1cfute the sla11eEa Of the temperance men; sceou-
plspdln9 opposition TO otncs.sesksss kuowu TO ba
snsnIgs Ut brewers o. friends o3 kha iempsranco
, 1877-06-08

Bn1poHronr. June 7-AwRlvEn-T. nrbusa,
Matselllos. 5,Go0 bu corn; Neptune, Morris,
L. 600 bu corn uotd Rod. 1icnry. $50 bn corn;
Cayuga. ltockport. +, 100 hu eorn.
finipurnnf. Iuno 20 p. n.-AnnlvEn--nracin
01swo!d, Minooka, Q, 0bO bu corn: Brilliant,
Motsls. 4, $50 bu corn, 800 bu pata
-CtEAHED-Dolphin, La9alfc, W. ono feet lumber;
1etle France, Ottawa, DU, :OO feet lulabcr; North
Branch, Peoria, pU. 17h feet lumber.
, 1877-06-08
THE SIXTEENTH INFANTRY.

Rpectal Dsxnatea 10 5As Tribune
LEA<ExwuNfM. hs.. junt 7.-rhe Sixteenth
Regiment Of Infantry, from the south, will arrive
At lrarcnworth on Saturday. The regiment will
tIc distributed through tho Department. aud tha ful
Twenty third called into this fort.
, 1877-06-08
NEWsY NOTES FROM A LOO.
The following aowsy notes from the clerk Of the
Hnt Ftssls4s wilt be read With interest:

I''e%. W.T. W se"F HFs0 s*Fs0s**Fs -
e sk uns Ssf A9Ya s H.
ssss,Sas.s IT, sa.nH rs ~ Merss esa,s ato N.f99sie
~ noi1 which placs cpIettY destroyed 81 dc
W. Iaatsday p.stiala itslaf nsstinYs Eets held
f!siIIIaH :snt aoSa IIEe b5!ssd !ss!ss'
kssms ksss1s wsIyy eas ysIJ tsw sratt II ,poIi:
.F ~ oaitnx timIuF for QvyIfo. rxe4 through tis
I'M ~ :asae satng md hid i sanit Aie, M.e sAt
&on1 up; ai41 barge i'R.l4 ltust snd xousott.
ss ssa!t ~ lhe notlluK y the 9TH ast thu prop
Hssnaa y Aaclasw and Point u. lgnace, asfyiax 10
a. ~ th1 sYeninH u tha sh And III Chleaso n
sas sAEI e9nslstng VI psx 1Fvn, bull4!aG
"'oss eta car wheels. 0sh. sud suHdttss.
, 1877-06-08
OBITUARY..


6peaaF NtpdtcA to IN THbuHe.
ANN AnnoR, Mich, Juno 7.-Nrs. A. g. Y.
Jewett. t Jeays Uf ago. Of tho oldest residents
OF Ann Asbos, and mother of two or thsce prom.
incnt citizens Of ths city. died to-day.
, 1877-06-08

Special D4spdtch to 9At 1foRnk
BUFFALO, N. T., Junu 7.-u1yAnLkD-Tho pas.
sengor stmr Wlnslow, bound for Lake Superior,
this afternoon broke her crank hAlt mile OUT
sldc, and was lowed back by tug cfowctt. PrUp
India takes her place this trip, aud Ia nor about
ready to teAva.
Canal fftiahta arc iie better.
, 1877-06-08

Special 1fsnatch to me TttbunA.
MAnquErrE, Mich, June 7.-Anulyxp-schr 8.
A. Wood.
CtEAnEu-Props D. W. Rust, Forelt City; schrs
L. q. uutts, Harvey Brown.
WRATMEn-Kainy: wn! south.
, 1877-06-08

City aad barqcs OcrmAnia and barzes. r. W,
snook; fchr1 Lady Esse4, Ann Maria.
r1-Propt Arctic, 13enton, foflage. Fountain
City, Noanoke, Huron City. N, Mills and barges,
Glasgow and bnrxes, Sampson md bar9e& cormo.
T. Il. Hor4s. noshawk. A1xsrinc. Vampire. Ny
nsrva, Annie touuht. Sligo. 4. II. Nathcrford,
Lucinda, Van va'kenharg. Amcfes. J. e. Mostst
Luey Kin0, sehuylkill, c. ]. Mc1itl.
Wlxp--North, gentle; weather hue.
, 1877-06-08
, MICHIGAN APPOINTMENTS.
.Y1tcfu{ QistxtfsA u fAe TtiaaA4,

LAxszxv, A!cA., 1un4 7.-TAs Gvxesuas has ap-
pointed llamptoa Rich. u 1ohia: Wsatbiook d.
vine, Of dtusuville; anl Thomas +. Moore, of
AdFlau, tbs Board Of Aan12ees of tho stl&v uvuas
Of Correction st lonlA
, 1877-06-08

This lnc'ndcs ptenm and sait vtssrfst and s1so
600 bu Of wheat TINS Ii about on. ninth Of Tie
t1saa capacity oi the Fraln;ses Of The la*es 9n 3n
sama. OF shts neet, however, fnlly 500, eco bu
capacity u ENGAGED In The passenger trade, Or IN
transporting lumber or oro and dogs not anter the
grain tfada 1t al, or only occAslona!ly.
, 1877-06-08

Tho 'tboss" Of thu tug American Eagle, In tho
aoence Of biz partner, began the cut-thso4t policy
10 towing rates Weduesday. and after taking cut
vesscl or two Il whs learned thnt he concluded 10
declare peace aud reat tranquil. Capt Dolkto
eomplatna that thp Association tugs hava ''playcd
sools on him" and beaten him out Of tows, whilt,
On the othar hand tha Association managers Aeaett
their tues, and that there ars raster4 who would
not trust thetF ycsses In his hands. The,o aeI
tFal tug4 outside tho organizations, and thsy ali
ees!enecd trouble and q lIkaly 10 have more ha
iaatntane hls oppoatt!ou. Capt Dali, nov. at
4ucbee, looking after h}a schooner !n tho dea!
polklo ruRacssos Al interest In her, while the
:9F!asf has also rcssel inteicst and stock In tho
soaserne s|ie % positIoa !: ~ a. awkSafd vi VI d oae "a and
rill probahly b1 calls. upHn to put m cul 10
Volktes opndsttton. FIFTY pcs cent WA tho ''eut"
maaa gu tho rates Of the AssoclatIons.
, 1877-06-08

CAFT. ENQII811'8 V1sS5E EL9s
Aessrs. Ranney i Inglls hRyo bccn iutrustcd
With the csto Of tho echrs resltfgo. II. r. baldwin,
and Mtltasd Fillmore, all belonging 10 tha widow of
the late Capt. Alexander English, and yesterday
they sent the 6rst named veAsel to Ocohtu for lun
bes. Capt. English did not leave viii.
, 1877-06-08
TIE COURTS.
Liability of Stockholders of Bankrupt
Insurance Companies.
Tile Chicago Building SocfetJ...Rccorti
ofJudgments and hcu Suits.

judGe Carr Tuesdsy decided the ease Of uafci
". Dtiuga, Involving the question Of the liability
Of stockholders In tho sarlous insurance eompa.
nIes which were bankrupted by the frest dse.
About two ycars ago The case Of Butler ". Walker
was quietly worked through the Supreme Cnurt,
Involving this very auostlou, and deetsson rem.
iercd declaring stockhoiders II an ia.ursnec COM
pany liable for The amount Of theif ltock when
proper eertifcats had not been aled BY tho com.
ranJ. About 200 suits wefs then begun By fone
parties, who had bougEt up Insurance
policies on q speculation, against ths
rstpons!bIo stockholders In The various
Chicago bankrupt intnfanes companies 10 recover
under thts decision. Ths tn;ts we1c bronght under
stcs. III and 10 Of The General Insurance LAW Of
1BGD, which provides:
81, I'd I'd z e TX .s e.
& II tpf ant ss
Many q The lasntance eompan'e. aealn.t whose
stoekho!aeta sutts had heen brought had been in.
eorponss,l year. before he ra"sse Of th's aes sn
law. Ia thn fnit decided Tuesday. indga
Gafy sa1d he had m doubt In liis .ewn
pose upon, stoekho!,lers Of fnsursnee companies
chartered bv special charter before tho facnclsl IT.
surance 1a~ any additional liability beyond that
which thoee original charters fmpneed, toXethcs
An appeal was taken, and the principle will
again be dIacushed before the aunremc Court.
THH TOLEDO, PEORIA I wARsAw RAILROAD.
Ms, A. l.. tionktus. Receiver Of the Toledo. Pc
ye.tetdsy for April and MAy, ~hleh is in brief ~
foiowa:
laalance on hand Ami, a. a,s7s
seceapo during l32 MA
, 1877-06-08
A NEW SCHOONER.


handsome new thrco. .anl.aftct Of tho larger
e!ats. named tho MarIan ". Pasa. calne into port
yesterday morning at an carly hour, and mooscd ut
the toat-1oc at the confluence Of thr main river
and the North Branch. During tho day sho was
Inspected by many old shippers and ownors Of
vessel property. Ono ancient mariner, who v'owsd
her with Il critical eye, said sho hna splendid
bow, size looked heantiful foF'at, but Sue was not
quite symmetrical enough to h1s taste: ho would
prefer bctser shoef, and Wns not 10 VOL p1oAaod
N!.h hrr Mt.
The pngo IL owned by Valentine Fries, wealthy
gentleman ~ 1li|an o. who possesses 4 number
VI tno craft Ia thH luke trade, and who builds hls
vessels 1t hs thipyards IN thnt place. lfe II the
esmo rcra0n whom tho Cleveland LedIer lately
killed. by mistake, snA who was afterWard dtscoy-
tsed alise and we'll. lie has beuN about two years
constructing The Page, aud her timber II wejleea
soncd. Sho cnrries three smooth. ntralght poles,
tho mainiuast tow e1nK to height Of 100 feet and
ma!ntopaa%i Is fees, .totomast, 90 feet
md. md fofstepma'tt t,ot tsst' aSa a!.1sa;
s9fest: ~ her esnx.. md rfRsiaK tarouxlost
~ brand rev. and she has roomy and wolf
hu!shed saen, containing eyery conve9isncs nee:
bam * fest, ana depth of bold ii fest. she hns
capacity for fsou, Al, 600 TO 60 DO bu wheat, bho
bruuxhf up from below ], 200 tons Of soft coal.
ller registered tonnage il 1907. Capt. Malcon,
Etaikef Is IN chatxu Ct tho new cfat&. Ht IL an old
teanian, and has Aal1Gd number ut years for Ms.
Fries. Another vcalc1, registering 600 tons 9eas-
nrement, u bGlng built BY tho sans gentleman Ut
Fpataf.
, 1877-06-08
What Chicago VesseI.o Owners
Think of the Buffalo
Pooling Plan.
Tlo Log Of the Peerless Furnishes
Something About the Burn
ing Of 0nota.
Description OF New Sch0oner.--
Cutting Of Towing Rates.
Marine Mishaps and OLher Mar
thine Matters.

THE BUFFALO CONVENTION.
Throutll The enterprise Of TnE TRIBUNE the
velscl-owncsa Of this city, and ports within few
daya' reach Of II, wore enabled to read fn11 rt-
mort Of the proceedings OF the Duf1alo Convention
Of yesscl.Owuers held ths day previous. The
adop.!on Of the Buffalo poolfng plan, fuliy ex.
pIsned In Tnx Tn1uuHxs dispatches, together
With the sentiment OF the delegates regarding II,
WIS discussed qnlc freely along the docks ycstef.
dsy By owners of hohting property and masters Of
l4ke craft. Ono old and experienced navigator,
who has n large IN interest in vessels
u auy othoT man in the city. was briefly interview.
ri by tho reporter, and oxprctsed bis satisfaction
douhts a. to the ability Of thosc forming Tie com.
btua.on to cnry out the ptan. 11e was Aarccab,y
surprised at the unanlm'iy which prevailed in'the
discussion and atlortlnn Of the scheme. and wound
up BY saJlng that after all Tic necessity lor sons
taat ,tact would, probably cause nearly
. q mt; md si,a ii f.'s ts'ss liz ": ssad; 70
W hnothcr-a Captain who understands crsfs from
the bottom Of her keel to tho tip Of i.er maintop;
ibc plan was feasible enough, and thcughl tho
owncrr Of tugs ~ we'll as others, should Join Il.
e ct 9"ns sen '1
s IL rspe,ser spe oo' how ~ ? ?ys::e ss;ty,ns g.
III per bushei would como cut .bout eyen with
expet,tcs On making tho round e!ip, provided she
Gs@sss ct sS O. III SR. nR5 G Ill., s sssta aS e.:
:ss .na .1 isatly ho eeiisf I'LL msay IL
seysrai q the oyne1. 4 ves.si. Who xots talk.
n,at.cr, They bad noted The proceedings, ~ pub.
arrangement had bern s9rcod to. When thay were
fully advised to the manner In which the local
wa, e as ths wora "a. oe soe
, 1877-06-08

dpsctaf NataseA 10 1As 2i1svak
sss' ACkox, Aleh.. June lilo y. m.-Dowk
luUps - Marine city, b. W. Powers. J. uersehy.
Aaae, Aussls, Philadelphia and spnao!s, Lay
, 1877-06-08

THE DETROIT G1aAfN-TLEET.
The following statement shows the numbcr Of
standard rss1els OF each class and thcts Tonnage
belonging to tho grain fceD Al Detroit:
ataa In
, 1877-06-08

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS LrNB.
Ticket otcea % cArkst and AZ knz1a Street Depot.
Leave. Arrive.
e. rau! tfinntapot!s e. t:Io:oo NJ 4:onp. m.
St. Paul minneapolis Ex. 1t a:oup. M Il $50
, 1877-06-08

Le8vt. Arrive.
Menaota, Ottawa, and afrtstoF 7s13 7:4s N.
Heudota nttaW4. &nd etreAloE 4!1i D. NJ sl1:41 m,
Roekff Dbuqut, &6foux EItys ptaJ i m. 4:2J D. m
fl0ckfFd. DtuQnc, dS!1uk [1tyts y:3Q B. rl 1an m
reclat E1PTe@ tot OMAHA Rndi ''.-"'
KAusA err tsl0:oo IA, l. g;4Qp,m
Pacific Et9ht Kfpress foil
QsnAhA. Kaus2l Clty. AtEh- ~.
isop. st. joe. and Texsa lttD:m p m B.53 In.
, 1877-06-08

Kcllosv, Mr. md Nrs. Hsistop, CT. and Srs. il.
4. e!aseEs, ~ aaS n ~ 19a'n! HiinHsqs' aiisha Msts'
IL H.. III III ~. Rnscos aHess,., IT, Miss". iats
49,. III Ms,es 's SstxsMS NJ. ISt.a jii:ngs III.
1sa "ss. As ss s.!t. t1n; sae ": x .si.s IL
nniuas @ etS. i,ns H.; n,; sts. M:am,n
~ "snd IL. J. j. iioIids.. III, Ind lts Wsltos
Il IL. ar ptt has ana aaasn''ss' Mt "na %''' FstFs
-: o"nn' .,.,x.x-,,,,
The marriage o. ~. "lil1s ~: shsfnaAn. ~ en. s
plo5s o! ofaJ uonssf; mnosesa!s ero'esss, 81 tais
Ely sp9 MISS neI!9 T. lamp. Ga4xatei. y! a. .;
~ hsa ~ Hs9 - tno 'ssustes "
lh9 otlaoe ia!het. nu. 1at ss1ris9h s'tSeL -
pcloek !estesaay etgtno1a. e Ins nev; ~. aaot'
, 1877-06-08

Leave. { NtT1Td-
Milwaukee E1prcM.......,...Es 1904 n, IL 73op1 m
WtsConsln Mlhprsata Thrui
DAY E1pfCM.. IN. 70 <.Q0p .. N.
Wtsron1sn. 1hw4, and Ntnnt.f
sotA Expre*S Ec3 D. N, Istf GOA. m,
Wlacors!n Il MfnnsAotA ThFo1 '-'-
Ntkht E1psta.. ......."..t coop. MI 7sooA n.
All trains run yIA Milwaukee, Tickets for At, Paul
and Mlnnel polls good ehrP fte tsdje0n and fTA3so
da Chen. or sIA wateEtown. LaCrosse+ and WdnouA.