davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

DR.. Payne can be consulted daily at his
offices in the Heabody Hotel Ninth stree
between Walnut and Spruce streets. Phiia-
delphia. '-"'''
n '.nG'1ja q I3uf991 as ea~lmi
.stsqIm 4'8 t41 @5j Hsi .'a3 aHg
s-e.g o.. a.T "GstG y
.ur. .g.. .... .a.a., .y ao hsE,fE
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

Has an assortment of ready made turnt.
two th A. is NOT euuailed in size or elegance
bv any Wilmi gton Furniture house. Hay
nc had the damage OF the Late hreE which
naarlv d estroy ed his factory srepaired. and
is noW,ready to execute all or4eIs pTpmtly
Wareroems 2O7 Market ana zVq SnPiey
street. lt -fy,N ''h
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

The fact that George Washington's wife
never asked where he had been when ne
came home late at night, goes great way
toward accounting for his extreme truth
fulness. -.Fttlion Times. I.a.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
{, , ! -.
Its Powers.

slsaT ,aitaGPlI 20 flat eft'
Ga6 asq i adatd .'d4u
.- ~ laa8 ,is,5it2 ryiahea
aor zls . ba2@uuo nst
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
--,s-4sllsrts-sr-sl'-usszlpHss
MEDICAL :

sS--T - --s=:---zz-xza
#8 Ek$ p ~ "a ,se2 - 4 q.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

.,,ls4TEaT &CGAI
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

A paper called the jeweler asserts that
brass earrings are unhealthy. whoever
has been in the habit of eating brass ear
rings will do it hereafter with his eyes
open-and likewise his mouth. -Butalo
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

r| tam.a. .asG'E e. g'.V>t'3.t
alpa III sf H. pc r795Sap'a"
.n.tn3yFvt iIlplisI ~ i
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
Hand M adee,,. =.

no machinery being used To- their manu-
acIuFe and Will be of the BEST MATER.
a., and made by the best workmen, and
uuer hs own supervision. / shall sell
as asse goods at prices very little higher thar
Machine made shoes.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

. 55aar oES AJAX va
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

ri Professor -''Can you, multiply together
concrete numbers2'' The class are uncer-
tain. Professor What will be the pro-
duct of FIVE apples multiplied by, SIX
po.atoess".. Freshman ltEiu~phlantiy)--
Hash. I {.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13

rocks. Some residents ncishoorhood tn i.
chair rred and M hands got ashore safely on. nav
None Of the savsd Of their ELECTS ANU no
captain only lew trinng articles The captain Owned
sixteenth oil the vessel which va1ed Al soo.Uo anJ
the balance swned BY Messss Churchill s"ns OF
Transport Besides his share Of the vessel Cant
had personai property considerable yaluo on ooar.
nearly all OF which lost. There was TO insurance
thick wsather daring the ps. lev
hailed from Windsor. When tbs snip was i.t hss
spars were standng except the mscn topmas but hss
bottom nearly knocked to pieces as
OF wood wero drifting Abont In all Directions sue nas
since probably hroxrs mp completely captain La
received severe blow liz the chest rom oeny trovn
against the wheel jat after the vessel struck.
BARK MARCO PoLo tHri. ct Quebec May from London.
reports goth April lat AZ Ion 81 90 been ~
collision with n B Chapman tBrl from Lonaon
81 John. Nh ana received !. hs damage; the latter
had her jibboom and cathcad carried away
BARK RAsAyoLA (F-, from Ball River for Newcastle,
E. put into Halifax 18th Inst. leaking.
BRIO CATHERINE (Ger). Pnia lelphiH from Porto
Cabco In collision 10th inst with steamer
before reported leaking little and has her ouwarSs
stove.
ScHR MARiAL Anerson. from Calais for Plymeuth, pus
into Portland May 10. - stop a ess.
Sem SAMUEL CARLTON cf Bridgcon, ND. Burke. from
Phiadslph for avorhill. put into New LONDON nay ~
for repairs having split mNiusa and broke foregau On
Fan Nj and Ialand In a sauA Last Friday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13

AN ESCAPE FRUSTRATED.

onnccr Wilson, Of the Twenty-eighth precinct, was
dctaited last night TO watch Thomas German, tho
patient at the Roosevelt Hospital who was shot by
Olnccr Murtha on tho 81 INST. whilo tn,
latter was defending himself against an assault
mado on him by q gang OF roughs, tho
ringloader OF which was German. Shortly after tho
ofncer's arrival at tho Institution an unknown man
called at tho hospital told ono OF tho attendants 10
tell Onicer wilson that his child wns dying. Some
time aItcrward Two young men. friends OF Gormap,
were admitted TO SEQ the wounded prisoner. and nfer
n long conversation with INN they .ioft Later on
In ths nignt rang the hospital bell and handed
tho orderly note which was addressed TO Omoer
william Wallace. II read as foows:-
Tell tho officer In charge OF that tnere two
men that want to hin II he can come down.
Alter reading the note the policeman's suspicious
we're aroused and he soon became convinced that an
attempt was being made rescue German. He called
the house surgeon told him OF HIS suspicious and
obtained from him the opinion that German vas ~
MT condition TO DO removed. An ambulance was then
procured, and German paccd 10 " and carried 10
tho East Fifty ninth street station house, where no
was locked up In a coll Germans companons, who
were arrested Mt tho time, wore lew days ago sen
fenced year the Island for participating 10 the
assault
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13

NJ. Rust, OF Belfast, will receive tho nomination Of
tho "natoraliss In Maine for the office OF Governor
II he refuses DO thor candidate c. Andrews OF
Portland. will be pressed into service.
william Philbricx, OF skowhegan. is named as tho
probable candidate OF the s'natonalists" In Mr.
Blaines district for seat nCongress and 1t Is said
that he Will make strong fight
In the Second Maine district Scion Chase win prob
ably receive the .snational nomination tor Congress-
L. J. Anderson may be the srationaist'' candidate
In the First Congressional district in Maine.
correspondent OF the Boston Globe says that Con-
gresham Hale IL losing support In his district In
Maine
Tho democrats OF Maine will hold their State
vention at Portland the 18th OF June and George
l. Walker Of that CITY, is spoken OF candidate Tor
Governor
The Keokuk (Iowa) Gate City (rcp.) urges ,he quail
ncntons OF John N. Irwin for the office OF Governor
OF Iowa.
In Cass county, Texas, there sixteen Rreenback
clubs
Charles r. Chapman may DO candidate for Con-
gross in Connecticut s4st.
A movement TO secure q new Stnte constitution has
begun to manifest itself In Florida.
Tho New Haven Register (dem.) approves Mr..
Hcwitt's plan Of recognizing the army.
There thirteen avowcd candidates In Missouri
for the United States Senatorship (ong tcrm).
The German workingmen in California wore the lrst
to turn away from Kearney and his scf-constltutod
leadership.
call mas been published Louisiana for tho for
nation within the democratic party, Of o "consti-
tut,onal convention club"
The 81 Louis Journal (rep) thinks it not improb-
able that nationasts Will send ut least Con-
gressmen from Missouri
The Sulphur Springs Tcxas) Gasette that there
Mr. Ent hat
he should remain in Congress.
st. Louis Republican (dem ):-.Tho republicans are
not Ing any OF the counties except
few In tho mort Invest and southwest"
Buffalo Courier tdem.) "a movement is on foot on
the part OF the republicans in Alfagany county to
nominate Hamilton Ward for Congress-"
Austin (rcxas) Statesman (dem.) :-"Mr. Hayes is in
sor OF Just ana fixed conservatism IN government
Charleston Nc,os m.):-"What little opposition
there was to tho nation or Governor Hampton
has died out and his recollection is as certain US hts
renomination."
Wheeling Nv. va) Standard (nd.):-"Mr Charles
J. Faulkner has entered tho Congressional field aud
will contest with Mr.. Martin, the present incumbent,
the democratic nomination IN the Second district"
Austin (Texas) Statcsman (dom ):-sSuppose Hayes
be elecied and Tildcn injected inject unity into
radioalism and burst democracy asundor. To clutch
the epoils today lose perpetual supremacy, now
inevitable"
An Episcopal Convocation in session al San Antonio
Texas last Saturday, adopted resolutions strongly
condemnng the exhibition OF bull fights and calling
upon the Legislature to repeal the laws OF tho State
which license suoh sport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.

THE APPROACHING STATE coNvENrIoN-GooD
PROSPECTS FOE THE NOMINATION OF HoYr
TO De oovERNoR-THE CAMERON INFLUENCE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.1
HARRISBURG, May II, 1873.
Delegates TO tho Republican State Convention are
arriving small numbers aud large representation
Is expected by tomorrow night Tuesday morning.
Colonel Harry Hoyt OF Luxorne county, and Galusha
A. Grow of Susquchanna, the principal candidates Tor
Governor, reached hero last night, and will remain
until after the contest shall have been decided Al
though lew delegates have bcea instructed for Hoyt
his trends claim that be will be nominated tho
first pailo should II be thought probable that
ond ballot would ondanger his prospects. Hoyts sup.
porteTs concedc Grow about As the rst ballot
Wickershnm, as School superintendent S. but those
candidates themselves clam between l20 and lao.
QUAKER CITY DELEGATES.
Tho philadelphia delegates arc divided between
Edwin Fiier, a. Phiiadcl phta merchant, anu Hoyt,
and tney will arrive hero separate trans Tues
day. Tue Filter delegation will be accompanied by
about $50 persons and the Boyt mon by zoo. After
tho ballot the delegates will probably DO unani.
nous for Hoyi should Filter develop no outside
strength Indications point TO a largo attendance at
the Convention.
THE CAMERON STRENGTH
Senator Cameron is expected here In the interest VI
the best. The Senator has espoused the Luzerno
county candidates cause because ne thinks II will
help hts chances for another term In tho United
gtalf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

on Wednesday the Massachusetts Legislature re-
fused by vote OF 12s 10 AZ TO ncknow lodge It's mis-
taxo In passing tho iax when arrests tho wthsrawa
OF deposits IRON saving banks for year. Several
members acknowledged that they had acted oowardly
In asserting TO It's passage and that thor
now accused them, out tho majority was Obstinate
Tue Buffalo Erpress trcp) advises tho republicans OF
ohio 10 .iet the President severely Alone" "rhe re-
pabIcau party IL says. Its bigger than any Prss
dcnt.n
Tho Charleston Nccs (dcm.) strongly condemns Son.
ator oraonis opposition TO the specie
payments.
John A. Logan is said 10 DO planning to obtain the
Illinois scnatorship.
Colonel c. stones reelection 10 Congress from tho
First Iowa district seems probable
The Vermont democrats will convene 10 make state
nom nations at Mon tpeIicr on tho 2otn OF Juno
The Alabama Democratic Convention will take place
at Montgomery on tho 2o;h inst
Tho ustionalsts command much moro respect since
than they did before tn Philadelphia Convention.
Washington Post tdcm. E--"rhe dcclnation OF the
Hon. stanley Matthews to become candidate for Con-
gress may be said strengthen tho probability Of
rumor that Judge 5wayne IL soon to retire IRON
Supreme Bench In TACT that rumor 30 we'll founded
already that 1t doesn't need much strengthenina."
Wendell Philips feels happy the rapid growth
OF the "nationslist party"
The "grccnbackcrs" 10 Milne will hold State Coo.
vention June o.
Tho "grcenbackcrs' arc assiduously organizing in
New Hampshire and Vermont.
The Boston Globes correspondent says that william
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.

liberal COURSE OF THE SWEDISH GOVERN
MESr-PRoBABLg SUCCESS OF THE MOVE
MENT.
WASHINGTON, May II. 1879
In private lotier from Dr. +. q. Wines, President
OF tho International Prison Congress, dated London,
April 26 he says tho government Of Sweden IL doing
nobly by the Congress- which 10 to convene In Stock
holm on tho goth day or August next II has voted
81 o0oI to deruy the expenses OF the Congress, has
placed at It's disposal the Parliament House for It's
sessions, and has reduced to delegates al railway
fares TO oLe-half the customary rates. 1t has adj
dressed official commup cations to all tho civilized
governments OF the world, inviting them 10 send
representatives A largo proportion Of these have
RESPONDED tavorably. The greater part oil The sonti-
mental European governments have already APP
pointed their commissioners, and many Of those o.
South America have expressed their purpose 70 DC
officially represented. Everything promises VOL Ior
the success Of the movement
TIKI UNITED STATES.
The friends Of the Congress anu the cause IN Eu-
rope earnestly DESTROYS that the several states,
IS we'll the national government should DO OIL
cialy represented, and that penal ana rcformatory
commissioners. Specialists in the United states, as
we'll as In other countries, who have distinguished
themselves their interest in and knowledge OIL Inc
science which seeks the solution oil the problem.
.siow make less than II 10, ~ Will receive
personal Invitations from the international Penten-
tiary Commission.
The permanent European address OF DR.. Wines Is
'ssocal Science Rooms No. Adam street, Adephi,
London" and letters SO addressed Will reach him Ia
any part OF Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP May ll-Arrived, bark Caspan (Nor), Syvert
sen. Baltimore.
Sailed llth steamer Mcrcator tBclg, Mime. New York
Ascxssrox to May l1-Arrived, bark Carrie Humphrey
Grozicr, Calcutta for Boston.
BRrsroL May li-Sailed, ship Josephine (Nor>. Smith
Row York.
BREMEN May ll-Arrived. bark Christei (Ger,, ziuke
Baltimore. astt
Sailed 10TH bark Fritz Smith GSor) Larson. America
CRoxsrApr 10 May 11-Arrived barxs Jason Nor) Thor
sem savannah via Elsnore Loveand (Nor. B"strup a
via Copenha 1eu.
CoPxxHAc.S. to May ll-Arrived, bark Ruth Topping
(Br), Christopher, Boston for Stettin.
uLL May 12-Arrivcd ship River NTH (Br), Rfchards
Astoria VIA Queenstown; bark Tancred Nor Juel. Bull
River quot previously. =
HAvRE, May IL, PM-Arrivcd, steamer Vile do Psxu
(Fr). Santclli, New York.
LONDON May ll-Arrived. bng Addie Benson tBp. Nal
lett. Beaufort.
MARsFILLKs TO May ll-Arrived. brig Johanna, Lennon
New York
QUEENSTOWN May H. sAM-Arrlved, steamer Republic
fBr) Irvine Now YORK Liverpool (and proceeded.
on Crookhavom 18TH AM steamer City OF Berlin (Br)
Kennedy from New York for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM. May l1-Arrived. barks II A Parr (Br).
Robbins Punta hos viz Queenstown lockwood (Br.
Buckhard. New York.
ST CArnARIxx's POINT W. May 1o-Passcd. bark Temp
lnr CHI, Trsfry, from New York for Calais.
Arrived -. May IL, barks Traveller OBJ Rosc, Phil.
adclphia; MILO Cugino Ctal) Massonc, Batimore-both
via Queenstown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
DASTARDLY ASSAULT.

A shameful assault was pcrpctrated last evening
In the Central Park upon dcfenceess woman by two
unknown rufians Andrew H. Smith, who was t,kng
walk Central Park about SIX O'Clock, In
the vicinity OF Nine,y-sixth street and tho
Transverse road, was startled by q woman's
frantic for assistance. fastening In the a.
rcction OF tho cries for help he a on the
ground and Two burly rufans matrcatng her. Ono OF
the seized large stone and struck hcr a severe
blow on the head, saying, .srhat Will stop you
from making a noisc," and the woman seemed
TO be stunned Immediately Smith called TO tho ,ncn
TO dcsist but they warned him not to interfere or
they would silence bin too. Smith then hurried
away aud notified 0ncors Foley ana Duscn-
bury. Together they went to tho scene Of
the outrage, where they found tho woman
unconsc ious and bleeding from ugly wound Ia her
head Her assailants had fed, and not arrested.
Wncn removed 10 tho Fity ninth street Sauon house
she gave hcr nnme as Margaret y nch ana said that
the men, who unknown 10 her, had attacked
wnilc she walking alone IN solitary portion Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1878
THE DISTRICT oovERNMENT-AMENDME TO
THE HOUSE DILL By the SENATE COM
MITIEE.
The senate Committee on the District OF Columoia
was yesterday for six hours consider.
ing the bill Tor Tho form OF government, and as
The result OF their abors agreed report radical
amendments TO tho House bill. The Senate Com
mntce amendment provides that all the Commits
sioners shall DO appointed by the President ana
confirmed by the senate. aud ono OF them shall
be engineer officer OF the army. but strikes out tho
clause ,nat he shall DO above tho rank Of captain.
rhcy prescribe thp tho Commissioners shall be actual
residents OF the District OF Columbia for three years
instead OF as in the House bill The House bill pro-
ydcs that one OF the shall DO appointed
by tho President ono by the Senate and ono by tho
House.
The sixth section, in relation TO the election OF
council, was entirety stricken out, but that portion
relating 10 the proportion OF the Indebtedness TO DO
borne by Congress and the Ds,rct-that is the nily
per cont clause-was retained In lieu Of tho section
providing for n council TO DO elected by the people
The commission has provided Tor tho election OF
DELEGATE to Congress, who shall have tho
samo privileges and pay as delegate
from any Territory, and II iurthcr provides
that tho said delegate shall be a member OF tho
House Committee on the District OF Columpis. In
relation 10 the rate OF taxation the Senate Committee
prescribed that the District Commissioners shall levy
tax not to exceed 50 on every 500 10 the <cty and
not to exceed S125 In tho county, but H. 10 left with
the Commissioners TO exercise their judgment on
ievyng loss per ccntum according to tho exigcncies
OF the occasion. The senate amendments retain the
Board Of Hoalth.
ENTRIES AT THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE
snapge ia tho method OF passing entries at the New
York Custom House, to take place on the 10th OF
February. This change required that all en-
tries should DO brought 10 specified
clerk aud by him distributed 10 other entry clerks
The Secretary has nov ordered that this method
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13

R9-NOrICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The NEW YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use on board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning tho coors red green red changing from to the
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal will sbse
By preparing marine they have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
ns- NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captainso or officers
vessels In the coasng and foreign trade observ
ing the removal of buoys requested
to the fact to tho HERALD 50 that may be
brought publicly the attention OF the authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF tho HERALD New York
city giving possible the number and posi-
on Of displaced buoys Of their removal will
eoasts of tho American When they observed
on tho European countries IN the Mediterranean
Il that inform alton be sent either by telegraph
or letter TO Office Of the NEw YoRK HERALD 10
Fleet street, London. the Paris office, 81 Avenue de
pOpera Paris Where the telegraph 10 used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London"
Bennett, 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where cases Of
observed the waters Of countries beyond
the reach of the telegraph la Asia or Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
lent port This will be cabej free Of charge
70 the HERALD and published
DPersons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
irving York do by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New
York Letters eivod from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY u, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
ngPoRrrD BIT TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
HHIrEsroxK TELEGRAPH LINZ.

HEPoRrxD BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroxR rxLEGRAPH LINZ.
FS,' n mssd0s AP7 Ps
q passed hte Star steamer bound l.; same day i.t
20 az 80 IS, bark Maud scamme Br,, from Now York
= s,samor Wysnoae. Couch. Richmond. CITY Point
Sso yin %sss the oS d 1SniS with ma.s % sao
Old Daminion steamship Co, c,.. 49,, >, ).
ballast. 80 Funch Eiyo 90. Anchored at sandy Hook
BARK solo .ap In Rosa Limerick 80 days. in bal
sss yon, Koss, ronsbsrz 80 days. In ballast to
Bark svanen (No Tergensen. Tvesdestrano &c days. in
BARK Antonio La sase dsa L. Kasa rrapan rs days.
with salt TO Lauro. storey Co Passed Gibraltar March
Bark Lueco dta oiivari Genoa days. in ballast, to
BARK O de zsldo Miller. Guantanamo IA days sugar
to Ercoss Co; vessel to %syaeli Co oa
Win sugar s " oqas a' vessel TO Whitney Co.
JAMES, Henry x'h aa aS
to the Western slss thence strong westerly
rR Open Sea, wyman. Brunswick April 20. with ium-
schr James W Drury lot BOSTON,. studlev. Psrnsm.
houS The Equator Is n
sehr Nellie Grant tof Ellsworth Mel. Jordan Baracos.
10 days. with fruit to uomes Psarsa vessel to Warren
Katie Ranger Hardy Bsraeoa u days. with fruit
DO! 20 BIun. April ~ . mile. ~ q Cape Tos.
at 5
schr J + NaIoy. Gnptiil Richmond.
s sssr suss Psss Born s's"
schr George Arey. Rogers .eorsotown DC.
schr Robert Mitchell. Mitchell Georgetown. DO. for New
senr N Russell. stcclman. baltimore.
sssI TsTss sAsys Cue CRANBERRY Iand Me- With
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND. SOUTH.
steams, City Of Fteh.u,s. Bills. Nov Bedford for New
York. with mdse and passengers TO barring Davis
Steamer Lrastus Corning, New Haven tor New York Geo
sehr xSnie Brown Br,. currisr CORVALLIS. Es. for
schr Julia Elisabeth. Grover. Blnehiu, No. for Vow
York.
schr john Griffith. Weeks. Rennebec for New York.
sahr yis,9ry Moon svvsp Ne for New Y1Is
scnr Mary Laughton. Halioweli Whiting Me. for New
schr q Dexter Baldwin. Augusta, Me. for New Yor.
sehr John Price. Nickcrson, Hsilowsil. Me, for New
sehr rrsas wind. GRAY, Eocslaua for New YORK.
sSr t .m cyeS si.%s is YORK s.
s ssss y sns ror ~. Me- tor tor Now yO5
seSr Mary Alice Iiaise Vineyard svsn for New York.
schr Qnckstcp, Hutehins Providence for New York
sear Sarah Road Arnold Middletown Ct, for Phiia-
schr WIN II Bowen, JACKSON. New Haven for New York.
sehrs Il Gilderseevc from Fox Island. Mo, for New
ported anchor OF tho Herald station, In this AM
BOUND EAST.
sshs amm" eG,, Daahsn Now ios JoSa M
ssr f% ss oa S1,ss Se..on
pri m NEW NJ. iG at 81
senr Forsyth, ..obbis Sew York 70, stamford
schr WIN NJ Everett. Mcdaniel, lfoboken tor Prov.
ssr s.moc Fanc %%ssy io SorTios
abr h% cry Sy rS f.. s
Havcn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srEAxsR BRAsyus CoRNIsG. which runs between New
Haven New ork became disabled after leaving
New SATURDAY, sieh she was fallen In With by
the tug fitian aud towsd TO New YORK.
BARR CnEBucro (Br, Lawrence from Rotterdam for
Halifax IL the vessel wrecked ~ ketch iiarbor ~ frat
reported Uspt l. crts;-Aier passing scsttere had
log almost the moment OF going ashore Was
Of aAx for four days. fog so thick could not the
bowsprt Wind esstery With strong westerly csrrent
tackled ship and stood In shore about O'Clock Sch ust
keeping the issd goins eyery ten minn.es. AZ
Of tscknw sounded In "a fsthoms. stood in until
the line ~ fstboms and 10 minutes ancrward saw
the loom Of the breaker. Tried 20 wesr ship but there
such heavy and southerly swell vessel
answer her helm and was close In hsd hardly
setting her steadily shore Tried 20 mako
her round IN but could not succeed
OF head sea- Finally vessel fell OF in tho trough Of tho
SEN. became ageable and drifted ashore, the
see lifting her bodily and dashinK har cha