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The daily gazette., 1878-05-14
Gencrnl NcYHk

'oln Nott died at Fonda, n. Y,
! aged lG.
@ cameron and bride arrived at
'VHs Fat Yesterday.
MiIlIeFN At Suffolk Park Pa.) trot-
E. Yesterday, We're Wild Air,
iillk and Innocent Sam.
Nymal, ALA, California Geo.
.4Nlllrncel TO seven years in the
,5 i'i5lI IN New York for killing
l,tAlhglon, !, Ky, yesterday, the
va =, d i'',ii race between Ten Broeck,
la1' AriNliles, Leonard and Bill
~ IL won by Ten Brock by a length
4 Aecohd Vera Cruz third.
1--we /, forest fires have been rag
-g ,'. 1lcI'y of Vineyard Haven,
~, .'' a week past, threatening even
~, Il, @ ',stl; The people turned out
49, tilc Illlllts after they had
~, 9,ef ",OOO acres, involving a loss
ported =. IN Buffalo n. Y, that the
we're called ont at Fort Erie,
!, oe'wcen one and two O'clock
~ ,di1 morning, i'll anticipation of .
NJ 'n,,', ,au, Extensive preparations
~ l'l'l'le at st. Catherine's. Four
! i'es ~, o' Infantry aud "a battery were
y " De ready to march at any time.
-. Do"siaSs and Jennie T.. Tweed
IN :. VI The late Wm. NJ. Tweed
m. haic,kcrhocker Life Insurance
4t ~, !, 81 81 New York, to compel nav.
d. n a y ll'e policy taken outin thri,
lance ] uecgil'ed. e.. The company held
fr,,e fya,', IN the policy prevented the
H., "olli going to sea without leave
1n'. a ,H"I u; his voyage at the time OF
"ig l"na; Violated the policy, which i.
MY h,tiiI'lslngd u , at home would be nav
y I'ia' ta, ., lH'S. The suit has been de
u 'a'or of the company. 'i ''
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14
Denfh Of Lewis WeIdin.

Lewis Weldin, well-known resident
of South Christiana HID, died at his resi-
denee near Newport, yesterday morn
ing, in the 63d year of his age. He was
a farmer and butcher by occupation, and
rs business man was very successful.
He was man of exemplary character,
and for n number of years was consis-
tent member of the NJ. e. Church. For
many years Mr.. Weldin was a regular
subscriber to the GAZETTE.
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ARD e. CO.,
ct Street.
DIED.

CROUCH.-At his residence, "The Home
for Friendless Children" 9th and Adams
streets, on the evening OF the 18th inst. +,
Isaac L.. Crouch, in the 64th year of his
age.
Tue relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend his funeral, on Ihuts-
day morning, The 18th inst, to proceed to
Dover, Della ware. Services at his resi-
dence at 8 O'Clock. A. NJ.
WELDlN.-At his residence, in Newport,
Del on the merning of the 18th instant
Lewis Weldln, in the 63rd year of his az e.
Funeral on Thursday, the 10th inst at
1 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14
for To-day.

Ia MdA. .Atimtic States northwest
lrat wmds, cloudy and possibly
.q,hg, stationary temperature and
barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14
COmmiIfea Change

President Eckel, of the Board Of Edu-
cation, has appointed Lindley G. Keat
chairman of the Committee of accounts
of the board Uice b. Il. Heisler, resigned
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14

If success depends upon health surely
health depends upon pure blood. DR.:
Bulls Blood Mixture maintains the blood
in state of purity, and health is the re-
snlt
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14
Strawberries.

The shipment of strawberries over the
Delaware Railroad, was:-
To Jersey City,. .......... 10
Previous shipments. ................... %
Total thus far. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33
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w. M. kENN
621 MI ark.
The Loan Associations.

ANNUAL MEETING OF MECHANICs-oTHER
MEETINGS.
The annual meeting of Mechanics
Loan Association was held, last evening
when the report of the Auditor was sub
mitted and read. 1t contained the fol-
lowing figures:
Received from dues, $7,7l3; interest,
S3,9H 81 ; premiums, S986.85 amount of
loans, 1920. The assets of the associa-
ton are $40, ,44213 representing the value
of GIG shares. The value of each share is
as follows:
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To Carpenters & Builders

The Trustees OF MI. Salem NJ. E, Church
will receive sealed proposals fer building
NEW CHURCH EDIFICE ON the old
site.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the Flour and Feed store OF II. ii. McCart-
ney, No. West 10Th street, w lmington,
Del, and at the office OF Thvopolis P.
Chandler, Architect, 226 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The trustees reserve the right to reject
any or all bids, aud will require the one to
whum the contract is awarded TO give
good and ample security. The proposals
will be opened on Wednesday, May z2nd,
at ! Z Nj
The envelope containing the proposals
should be marked "Sealea Proposal" and
may be left with K IL. McCartuey, No. 2
" est 10Th street, or addressed to Rev. G.
f. Sheppard, Nj. Salem, Wilmington,
Delaware.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
mayl4-7t
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14

ii al1e@, and Tt,5,, 2t. base ball club are now
Second sE@ : HaSoaRg' aSSssR' t1sa,s1sI s sRa
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14
.MEMOR y
LADIES CLASS FOR THE IN.
PROVEMENT OF THE
MEMORY

ME M Oh L.
PROF. MAChARG, of the Collegiate
0chool, Philadelphia will met the mem
oers of the Special Glass for Ladies at No.
school at O'Clock p. M, on Tuesday
next, the l4th of May.
Ladies Intending TO Join the class are
requested to leave their names without
delay with Prof. Wiley.
The terms of instruction for course of
lessons will depend on the number in the
class; the greater the number AT the be-
ginning the smaller the fee will be TO each
Fee paid in advance. mil
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14

a mass meeting of the workingmen
will be held this evening, at 2l9 King
street.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-14
MACHINE PLEATER

Now used in New York. London and Paris,
and with this machine we are able to do tn
nOS Perfect Piedttlg eUer seen both in space
or side pleating in any width or size desir-
ed, in new or old material. Our price will
ba very moderate per yard, according 10
width. You are invited to call and ex-
anime our Il, f1erent styles o Pleating and
we are confident trial will insure satisiac-
tion. Remembe 1t saves time, material
and labor. Wilmington Pleating Co., as
Market street, Wilmington, Del ap29' I'm
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Important to Ladies.

Pleating done by machine while you
wait.
We are happy to inform the Ladies of
Wiimlngtoa and vicinity that we have i'm
ported the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
New York Markets.

TUESDAY. oct s.-FLoUG AND MrAL-Valucs
have been tuuding strongly downward. hut the lower
prices have resulted ~ more activity Today tic mar
kct was generally more steady. Mith mes OF sup.
- -5esi Tor common nnd si7pss5 for chmee.
Tho local trade duh We quote so . " bbl.
e. 4TaSa 10 superrne state ami Western ~ 4n@&3 ~;
extra state. 6c. s. ~5@ft Western ,pfing wheat eN-
winter y sItrasi ~. NN and NAN 81 eti 20. do.
Minnesota patents 4tat. city -illu- rNtrts ~ rttt;
Southern bakers and family brand. - alsr+G southern
shipping extras - iuesi ~ R,o Hour suierHue S2s0
vine. Ac. - iptf2 80 Burkwhrat uoHr. =. iup ms 4.
e5sSi ~ Wheat feed. sJesl0 e. ton, r,c iced sioa
CorroN-Thc market was dun ami dcpro sscd On the
which has been caused 10y unAvUrauie foreign adyiccs
Hnd the larAc movement ct tie new crop Today spots
hrin aui mo.r active. iniidliil- NplArd-. ln'ac
fKuN N.-Ihcrc has been u variable aud icvcfiSh
market throughout The week fr hus products but on the
whole the tendency has been downward and spectla-
tive confidence greatly impaired
tEAtN-lert has l 10 in tile past week an important
decline wheat with corn. rye. AMI hurle, fhvonng
buyers. hut Oats in drmnni li paia lt d"rer To-day.
wheat was active ana 4rtes partially d'ntrr. shle- on
The spot HiTup bush mostly slrlnr 90 ra'~c ur no:
and o. Tor = and amber winter ~ - 'Go ~ ua .
Tor so and ~ uEi o. for ~ J. amt ~ pifor choice,
but including white at ~ i3aS 49, mostly at Slt- tor
So also. ~ cred winter. 81 uJ' s n ~. aud No
GnocrHI s-purup tho past week coffee SUGAR. and
moiasscs have been quiet AMI lower other ARTICLES un-
changed. e. day coffee was quiet anal unchanged Rco
wa- quiet ant rather weak Mlilss- IN only mol
dul. 80 hhd- Cuba : +ic refined iuiriV active ana
steady We fluie coffee Narac utl. ilsi1isc Java,
~ 2ic ali Rio ii'4s'7 g.. rNl' Nr'-Carulina,
Cisatt4c M.us.es- i-DoNiilO 1ist,.f al~'pir New
FAR Co go'a 9, nan.. ssF7't ccrtrfusil H@s.l, Re
nu,d-StantAfd A. 70. ., hart-. %. lF.'tt
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The tcn-brd handicap gold medal belonging
e. the BsookNn dum CLUB was shot for IN Dexter Park
rday m tc presence Ola iar number of spectators
Twelve members 81 the club competed The medal was
tason ny II " Woods who Killed m.nc OF his ten birds IN
nue .t,lc Following are the scores. H. " Woods 20 {"
Atkinson t.ais =. wynn t.jls p burioe 20, ulldcr
sleeve -, \. willard l21i = Rivers 80. q. Robinson
20. p Hmuhlcy ,23'l :. wisncr a3is 4. Race 2a, T.
and Steele .a4s
There were two other rrsos contested fora hand
SOME ga" u ruu implements AMI ciinp,
AMI extractor Tie case ct KAN implements WAS
g. go the sooicr who averaged ths best score n Tvs
meetings aud the rimrcr AMI extra tor tn TIC second
best shout,r Nj bIoIstoNt shooting last month fur
this pflzc. Killed ten birds straight. and Yesterday he
kHuckel p. masking total ui D. birds ktd uut ~
30 This gave In tie nrst urre For the second prze
four of the shooters ted AZ u irds each including The
ui the two meetings ami they shot of TIE c ~
tft. ach but " ook twelve extra hitds nltogethcT "a
.ttu, the business Mr " WYNN the winner hs
grassuE all 90 hls hus Tie scores 90 tie other three
were Atkinson. II Woods. g. and Willard, -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
RIDLEr :. SONS GRAND OPENING.
An East-Side Da1zIer In the Way Of an Octo-
hes Millinery Show.

The lorg-expccted. cagerly-auticipatod mil
hnery opening o Ridley Sons drew the fashionnl c
uronss 10 Grand street yesterday All da, long the
great millinery Iarlur of thus ,ut.rurislns hol. was
iopulNu. with elegantly aurci women who came from
Nh parts ot Sew York. well from thc u,shh .rus
tlues TO sc the $3.50 trimmed hats and bonnots an.
nouucrt lv rW srV last week the feature IN THIS
weeks opcnin.. There Was no mistake ahoutit Tho
nouncis were ail there. Notvo wee trimmed allie ana
the variety in shapes was almost assreat NJ 90 the t.
millinery parlor IN The world ana That Immense room
uc admirable adjustment Of the mirrors. which form
almost three sides OF IT. walls wealth at natural flow
atlanis and bouquets converted The place with the
s,i tnmn,i hat. ani t"nnct. mo ar, III, scene
,chui bouquets and knots = ribbons and pointing 9ut
How such variety " trimming Is ~ cured iseNllMnoh
when onc % fhr Young lgl- IA answer 70 the question:
mhlucr. Each taxes ~, greatest pric m hen own
Ia he woik 4 onc eurteN'Gii,n. '''''''
~, edoHhc trimmed stately hoim't ~ peacock green
.rc, o. ant old soi chenille with uuV BrNllu h., n, ,
upwn- ,aoh l,eucry lout brazilian hummla. mrls
Of o' Fol ana ohNe sfrch lyalet mugs i"incs Monut
millinery aug ia lady wisAcs enc like Il s-e mu't ash
IN, nJ,,ator. r. sere Coyerley hat i.anohcr shape
thai j. ki'l .Nm ~ q -gal.uiN handsome an!
!, nAius too Already several ha,g t,Gn "rayt,d by
'i H. ar, S ald SSe fp an. ni''A'"
The Mode,an ufcitt cottage sAaIr Of white felt.
TrIc otu,N,,c W3i1 !, Handsome d1i,m Gonnc,
The llm T. "issi VAN sttml ana ,gd l,nl. lar
81 Har,s' gI nn.i.: INysun.s al' VI r' saith.
Me viii IA ,"'l g',o AMI a.. ID WIN .n:ht s"h
hcct,ter Win po' cord edges. red ami tla cherries.
NH. ' s bDc '. ,tul a &" , aoE ana "Gc ,asca
wi. Sg .,, I ,s and ,c in ' 5 , 5 Ei' ne
Ii' tSpo,,uouis continued TODAY and tomorrow and
AtI A. B
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THE PRIN cIPAL TRIBUNE DEsPATCHES.

The most important of the alleged cipher
dispatches printed in yesterday Tribune we
COPY below. to be- taken for what they are worth.
1t will be noticed that MI. Tldcn himself no
whore appears us sender or receiver Of any Of
these dispatches.
H,ery Hicon,D,, u NJ, Soatsn0 a-of ~. Iot
africa ' pro6a1 i N,iin .a,,.od nv bS,Dgrn ploGai
Howeilh, and fear INT America d.r" ulcr.nnds D.
at once. Thomas cow,
NV YotN. bee. 2
r'lgumu received Unless you have received - viii
remit again. INtHtNtH
rHtA. De, :.
hour rcq1rcd 1l,n accession OF Boail and c,q ac'c c
Governor tor s2Op,,sp Nltrft
Ntw Yoss D,c.3
Despatch here. Proportion too h.-i Oh ,So'..
n,,no., 1, ~,or.. r, a. a., 49, .2 Dec
Hoard fetch may make necessary Spe So T. hall ofa
bank Immediately If agreed Fox MOoLIf.
NV YoRK De. l.
lsesrsm received WI deposit dollar. asrc,d yen
Nrw YonS Dee.
An 1srs haze perfect sonaacneS in You We cannot
pheaop, declined stay and do what you itcsrap!.icd
col " T. Pe,son, 10 cren,cey ra,i
of Board or hi. concSrranee IL court acton prtSenuns
electoral vote from being Tor halt hundred best
United states documents. dor 5000 In T. = notesI
hAKHLt
TALLhuASsr, Dec l.
Hnry Hir,oiey,r. Is W,s Sr,pts,nh sb,.f. " y
MAY MuuIcy give hundred thousand dollars less half
iOr rlden additional Board member, Lieutenant
NuoLLfY.
NY, Dcc.4
e. W Wpitsy nniss,s, Fii.,
See Israel and act ~ conunction with him You must
cuincilc. you will unintelhrhlc each other Have
trpraphed him consult you Time important DIVIDED
councils may lose all mo ~
DfC 4
T. " Ui-,Yy. ntirha",e. Pa
Reported here that Hoard have given u one vote II ~
you viii not need tousc acceptance Ad'Is' iullN
SO W.
ne 4
Mutton Miib. r,nthass,. Pa.
Telegram here. Proposition eIied II done only
once. Better consult with Wouley and act IN concert
You can trust him. Time NVty muurtHi'. ana there
should be no divided councils No ~
DIt 4
~ Hit,msV,t. Nsr l0h
Power received too late. INVENT, I've ton appcar to
have lNi,d with Board against contract rom NntudnN
VIA De- prompt and advise You further. II c,s.t.2
Jane Charles William Nt0tliN
ITALIA, Dee. ., 20
Cf Patton. - Gnun.,,N Pui " J.
Proposition faitd Finished Yesterday afternoon re-
spuu-ihlit those Last m-ht Nunltv found me. and
said he had nothing. which knew already Tell nldCn
10 saddle blackstone ttcsolt ~ legal preceding.
MAkrLi
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lust neck behind Lizzie r. third. and Lulu
W. fourth. May won tho third and fourth heats
and trot after u splendid finish with Dwier. in
2:3G 4. 241H.
Tho second trot was for purse Of 1900 for
ESQ class. mile hcats. hest 3 in ,. in harness.
Three started-John MurphYs hlk.g Ncwhrook
Mr. y. Brush's u. 4. Marlboro. and l.. u. lIurd's
b. <. Modoc. In the betting Newbrook was the
fayorite
:. In the first heat Ncwbrook had bad send on.
Marlboro shot ahead and held the lead TO the
end, winning by u length in 2.j3. Nowhrook
second. MOdoc third
In the second heat Ncwbrook and Modoc trot-
tod neck and neck. The struggle to the three
quarter pole was exciting. Newbrook. 10y fast
irouing. forged ahead, and came down the
homcsrctch In splendid style n length in front
in 32; Modoc second. Marlboro distanced.
III, The next two heats were nearly repeiitons OF
the second NewhroOk winning both heats and
the race gnmcy in 2:3i a and 1885,.
Tho days sport wound up with y trot for n
purse OF 900 for gcntlcmcn's road horses to
wagons. mile heats. For this race there were
four startcrs-Orphan Boy. Little Ned. Dick.
and ship Carpenter. The former won the race
in two straight heats in 2.52. PAS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

Two thousand anu-Tammany Democrats at
tended the mass meeting otthe CITY DEMOCRACY Of the
Fifteenth Assembly Dlstuct IA Continental Han last
evening John e. quinn presided. AMI speeches were
delivered by ox Shcun James u'Bnon, Jerome Buck.
Throioro TomliuSon Alfred T. Ackort ant Edward
Kramer Nj q lii,u sad that the IammunN Democrats
were controlled hN secret society. ami that no man
independence wuuld remain ~ the organization The
Wurhiu-uV now hHd an opportunity g. break down Tie
Tumuniiy power hl cccuns to the MaNuraltN d Demo.
GRAFT vino viii lut ont OF utoc all the Nuc sewers
have NO candidate tur that office the Nhrun con.
uuUri "uur Dove, thc cav Democracy 20 which h,lun..
Hut we favor the unnuUniiou ul no man Who VIII mot
pi,dsc h~cli to stand hN the people Ina con lu.lnu.
Il, ur4c the NECESSITY ut anon OF all honest demo,
40 ItuIuAuN
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rININcl1 lND coMMhRcIi1.


TUESDAY, oct : 7. NJ The stock market
started III to-day with good trade In the lead
ing active spcculatons and unusual animation
IN Kansas Pacific, which developed a sharp lo-
maud NJ the opening. and advanced from ga 20
l2's Iackawunua. New dorsey Central, -.
Paul preferred. and Western Union were quito
weak. and all declined Al to- Ia T. cent. the
latter ST. Paul preferred hui the bottom pr.ro
had been reached loioro midday, and, under
the lead # Lake shore. a genuine Improvement
was evidenced which, mtor developed into "a
rise to the highest points of the day EXCEPT for
Western Union which lelt of az a decline ut
Il cent. ~ compared. WIN rs hrst luo,allpn.
Tho cuntrudlruon OF me rumor when was
circulhtrd freely Yesterday TINT the coal COM
huWlon would ho broken caused shuru de-
mund from the silr interest IA lackawanna
5l't Tho Granger stocks and Lake Shore
also participated IN I'll 5 movement: the North
first four days az October showed n decrease Of
ilN,uol o. rMnpAro with the corr spending
l"uut of ISL lnckuWauua and Lake Shore
a'tcr the 'iran.crs AMI Wes,arn In IN 'T''..
graph tho low lrcol sto hs assume the most
and North ~ selling nt4' too. Tie preferred
issue from ~ y g.. 70, anl Missouri Kgu-as
4nd lrNns lron !, +" . 81 louis ana san
Tor Canton We're Advanced t0 29. The tone II
the general market WAS strong athe Close, par
ltuihrIy l1r lhs o'ai. iruuh l4pr. ana Grams +
lh; money na'sct VA, ,coi,c and cau loan. com
3 {. cent Bu>ncs. plurr ,oiiimas mchan., nomi
nalA t5a cent t.n,n "NsLap.e va, h'a,, - de.
70 lelse amount Al sales were made At TO-, az.
l9aps NE ralef paid for the use ofeod were - ?,
The itce.Uts VI wheat at Chicago to day were 2ol ZOE
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shipments 22l.hni. 49,,
Mlwnukre-Whoat receipts. 30O bushels ship
mrnts 4usfO Corn-Re &c pts. 3n01. shipments, 400
Totdu-Whott, receipts. 0fUl bushels shipments
GfOpl Cura-EcCciVta. t2U'0. Sliipucnts, tN.JD 49,
Gu,rru,nt honds ruled strong in Inipahy win me
imnro cmcnt In gold 800 .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

NfITNtW-
- Ashland. Hunter Fcrrandlna.
- Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond. city Point, anc
Norfolk
= Neptune. Berry P0sfnn
:. Labrador. Slngitr liatre.
= stat, OF Indiana s@,r. Dll.sow sept a. VIA Larns
g-fi
:. Sew Or'rau.. 1iai.cv Vow url. nus
= Ais Williams. Port hid Prince Sci 49, and Color
.rfh
- fri,ia Mover llamhus- sent 49, ana llayro 18Th.
- ~ Nl NIN AIiNis.. I |.IIi- fNfI. tfatt stuL
: '.ts oi savannah. Ml...t,. 50, .,Huan.
Ship S,uInHle. Holmes $40 lr.r.4-lu.
InL. L. L----- = r. -----L- : ~
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M.IRINE INTELLIGENCE.

stNisrrRF NN,yAc-rrfs nav
sun rises. .... q ui san sets Moon sets 4 q
~ vArfs--rius nav
sandy Hook. 90 HuN Island ~ lieli Gate. ! n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

when refractory, the Juvenile stomach may be disci
plned with MIX u MHgnesia, which always rOnqueTs III
digestion AL dIugglsls-1ds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

For corpuoncc mdi,esuon mi Dyspepsia Sew York
Office slo Broadway send Tor circular ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

DAYTON. " j. oct 8.-This evening tho body
of middle 10 ed Vel dressed man was found lying ~ the
road between luts's Corners ANA ffosprrt falhs'
There WAS "a slight confused wound on ms mead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

The Magic Cure
For ohillA fever, and all malaTial diseaseA-Ads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15

steamer City Of Montreal OBI, Brooks Liverpool vie
sseamsr Grsses r1 Po.ros Lopdon--F Hurst
steamer Gellert Eer). B9rends Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer Caland (Dutchj Deddes, Rotterdsun-ruuch.
Edge Co.
steamer Niagara. Curtis. Hsvsna-J E Ward 90.
steamer canm. ODD, Liddicoat Hamilton Bermuda'-
Steamer Oregon new). Common Portland. oFrederick
wyanoks Couch. Norfolk. City Point and Rich
steamer Martha Stevens Chance, Baltimore via South
steamer Alliance Croker Phil slphia-J ames Hand.
Steamer FT.nsonia Bragg Portland M e; Ames
ship Wright OBJ, crowell, Livcrpool-Boyd 4
Ship CaIope lBrj, sinclair Brsmen-snow L Burgess.
ship ohcnnoilern Ger) schor. st George iBer-
bark Eureka, Chapel, Yokohama and Hiogo-vernon
Bark viba IBID, Conin Liyerpool-Boyd 4 Hinckon.
Bark Calcutta !Br'; Devils, Lopdon.J Whitney Co
BARK Lottie stewart tBr,, Sinclair, Glssgow-snow d
Bark Andrea 10 vieo dtap, Rollo Cork Falmouth for
lark Gina Nor, Andersen Cork Falmouth
Bark Carl ANGEL Qsor), sOrensen, stockholm-Bock:
BARK Christina IBID, andrews Leghorn-sc.mm nell Bros.
Bark frigae Bird (Nor. Bessein. Msrseilles-Funch
BARK fremont Carlisle, Buenos Ayres-Iseac r. Stainless
Bark n schSeigaArd tAor,. johnson. Philadelphia
Brig sa6ra. ODD, Robinson. Cork Falmouth. for
Brs Eva TAB Csppiello oaglia-i I.aly) for orders
Funch, tdye 4 Co (rocleared from 18th insD:
s Rod R0s s sr W ssbo Porto Aaro
stini
Bris Louisa Price NsyD, Wilson. Port au Prnce-R
schf Arson s.ins0n soma BsrbadosH Trowbrdges
schr CITY OF Chelsea Goodwin. TampcoThebaud Bros
schr Kate Miller .cull; Mobile-,'verton Hawkins -
schr Benz Gnrtside. Gaskin'. Georgetown and Bull
schr Lucy d, Handy, Boston "A Dayton & TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain james Craig of the Devona from Gss
cow has thanks for special meteorological observa
sions made In connection with the HERALD weather
vice.
STEAMER GuLr STREAM before reported at Hampton
Roads disabled arrived Norfolk yesterday the
dock at the Navy Yard for repairs Her rudderpos is
BARK MALTA, Montgomery. Of and from Ardross.n for
ho" 1l b sn IN sSnr. SS'
hole in bottom and Immediately became half full Of
@ landed ssi T @ So
BARK MinLIros tFD. from Bahia for New York. is the
s hour
BARK orro GEORGE ger. Gemke from London for New
caSl able, '"' '''N '''N' 49, Wv S'''''
BARK nvHsnnAE mr,, Murphy, from ps%%e...a for
At sea- The captain aud crew werc
taken or and landed ut barbados.
scuR J T WEAVER, Baker, lett Barbados Doc 10. after
!" Psnsacois passed she westward Of Jams,ea
s ss the e. e. very and on
refusing to proceed the captain was obliged to put ,nS
feet water a' tie ss heavy cav, NV @
and eorretown harbor being an open the vessel
On the 18th OF Dec she sold by auction she lay The
schooner TO Kingston az
s, s c" s s s New YORK OF tho
Ls ssf ss"S" 's
edse with on board When the Gre broke out
vessel severely burned In attempting 30 subdne the
na sa y $ Sy s %
ing The Victoria an old vessel and was to have been
placed o the ways for repairs AZ Greenport.
scHR ARruA 1900 bbls. cargo Of tho schr
Martha Jane Br. from Mobile for Liverpool wrecked
Mobile bar have saved and probably will be.
II is supposed that the vessel will DO total loss
scHn Erwin rraxn; Miller while leaving Brazo, San
tIago Dec 10 for Mobile, In ballast ashore on Padre
Island and total wreck. She In charge 81
pot at the time The wreck and materials savea have
since sold at public auction. The Il registered
1888 tons Iu In 1858 at Hartford CT whence
hailed.
DunryG GALE from Sc, at Pcnsacola, night OF Feb g.
bark Maccdon B dragged her anchors and iouled with
ship Milton (Br), Dean. carrying away the iators jI.
csthead quick work around the topgallant oresa
on starboard focchans gone and causing
her anchor and about 100 fathoms chain Bark
Usko Usus), lying across the enc OF Paaox wharf,