National Republican., 1878-09-05
RIVER FRONT.

Arrived-Schooners Sarah J. Fort, Stillman,
kennebec, with 316 ton, of ice to tho Ken.
nebcc Ice Company; Dick Williams, Rich
mond, with paving block William A. Lever.
ing, Smith, Kcuucbec, with leo to the lude
pendent Ice Company; Evergreen, New York.
Clearcd-Schooners Ab5io WasSon, Lord,
Boston, with go tons of coal Helen 1iaus-
brook, Bennett, Hobokcu, with 80 tons of
coal +. T. Tasker, Locds, New Haven, with
1862 tons of coal; J. b. Anderson, Powell,
Pautuxct, with 257 tons Of coal Ring Dove,
Cousins Salem, with 80 tons of coal; William
Gillian, MehaIey, Brston, with 22l tons of
coal; J. D. Clayton, Clifford, Groton, with $50
tons of coal William Mason, French, Fall
River with 6jl tons of coal Scarsiyillo, Hart,
Fall River, with 2-l tons Of al.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
ArrivCd-BOats William Wibcr, Il. $. Grant,
A. Balm, 4. Campbell \. Kuhn, star \ o. ), {.
W. Adams, " = Brashcars, Dr. \. A. Biggs, &.
T. Manning, Six Children, William MufItt,
james Marmndukc. W. G. Hurst, II. sherman,
Arrow, NJ. O'Connor, l.. A. Long, Henry lloyd,
q. II. lIralt, IT. &. Hick, Hunter O., Captain
J. Il. Masters Arthur Lowell, II. r. Weld, 4. B.
Turner, George A. rcarrc, Ida and Harry,
George Hughes Il. A. Farmer, +, l.. Moore,
Thomas MaIloy, J. X. Ray, Exchange, and J.
! W. Morris.
Cloared-Boats NJ. OConuor, {. =. Manning,
| DIR. 4. 4. Biggs, Six Children, II. T. Weed, A.
sherman, Arrow ueorgu Hughes. Ida and
Harry, q. 4. Pence, X :. Farmer, A. u. Tur.
urr +. Il. Moore, A. Lowell, Captain J. Il, Mas
tiers. q. II. BrIdt, Hunter e., VI. c. Hicks,
! irene Knott, l.. 4. Long, Henry Bond, 4.
Campbell A. Daim, Medley, William Weber,
and K. s. Grant.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
by canal-BJat Seneca, with 800 bushels of
wheat to II. NJ. Talbot
BNsE.BNLL.
Tho Senior West End played a game ycstcr-
day afternoon, on Di!l'S lo', with the Colum.
bia Club. The Wrst End scored Is To : for the
| Columbia. Tho tUlumbiaS were strengthened
/ by Peiruc, pitcher oi tho Eagle. aud McKenney.
catcher of the Creighton.
FUNERAL OF MR. FRASK ASH.
The funeral OF Mr.. Frank Ash, who died
! suddenly, Monday afternoon, vt his residence,
on EIickyard Hill, of appnplcxy, took place
yesterday afternoon from Grace Church, and
| was largely attended. The remains were cs.
cortci to the Presbyterian burying-gruund by
Covenant Lodge No l3, |. q. o. f., of which
the deceased was member in good standing
| PERSONALS.
| Mrs =. Enrich the mlliner. and daughter
left this morning for New York, where they
will select their fall stock
PARAGRAPHS.
! 4 correspondent writes: Tho cantllOpe
inspector OF Georgetown has peculiar way Ot
inspection. One morning he comes around tO
squeeze, and on the following morning he con-
1cmns lle must nave II personal dislike to
canta!opcs, w he don't pay much attention ia
other articles Of food in u more dccayed state. u
At the picnic last evening ut AnalVstan
leland, given by William Louis Schley Lodge,
No. 1, l. O. NJ, Mr.. d. MrDevit and Miss
Katie Athcy received each handsome bou
quct for being the most graceful walters, and
Mr.. J. Talbot received fine solid silver
drinking cup for being tho best jig dancer
Other minor prizes were given for jingling
whcclbarrUw. aud blindtold racing.
Officer Sebastian, produce inspector fol
Georgetown, has made the following con.
formations: Nine dozen cucumbors, ~ water.
melons, lei cantolopcs, pounds of salt pork
pounds of corn beef, 10 dozen ears Of corn
3 pccks of onions, bushel Of sweet potatoes
peck of tomatoes, 30 cabbage, and , egg
plants.
The police Of the Third Precinct had a drill
yesterday afternoon.
Lieutenant Skippon, commanding the police
force OF Georgetown, has returned homo.
Tho amoInt contributed thus far to til,
yellow iover sufferers by the police lorce o
Georgetown amounts to $3.50.