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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-12
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-12

Nann, pelden er bic unb Ia seieben bat
te, NIT ben @rrten: Ib fcnmen Sic aud
ner gerReiseruns bsi,uwctnen
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men, auf reldsn, lia id, Oceumente uni
plane befanben uno belpraden ilA !lbs'
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9ruppe bsfant aus 1etr psrihisccnartlsen
glsmsntsn unb bilosts seir6bnliA Die 5ifh
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retd uno laSn ee,erter Slid, fsin suterei
tete Spsiien, CUTE sBeiue marsn tsi Uou
berger gu fiaten; lebtafies aiihseiprah.
5ahlseite geno6en ti!pete aber fir ibn
islbf bic fsinRs 0iirse lsiner Diners unp
Deieuners. gr fpra@ tei Slide uiat otfl,
ab aber pefo mebr.
(Gprtfebuns .fplat.)
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sisualtdlen sum GrlaB bon Nrtblisnalen
aufseiteut. Gtenlc iiub Die So ritae er
unter chamber rertunneu. Son pripot
leuten bat Gbae. 8. Gtelts 1860 Wt
Orabt seipaunt uno 1900 Snltrnmentc
lufseitellt, mclde iid f!ir ben @erfeb>
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tuns auf 5000 Stausen, uno cie 9e
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unsebeure Iniamn1luus BON Glectricitat
nit Der 3eit auf Die einSelaen Speraticnen
pcn ltSrencem Sin fluIle Ieiu piro.
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BAT ibre Gfldafte wisper nufssnommsn.
aftisn tSnueu eesen @lwabIuns pcn 81
pro Monat, esfault nsrpen. Sprsdt in
Der Office bes Ssfretars !5errn 6. 8.
Bartlett sur unb labt Sud- Elm gu9 ssben.
Saut gub oauier unO te3ablt paiir purh
ole NistGe. 31.12.t1W.
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Syrau Gatie Sedleiu Gbo8fo 9Ofiuu

: Srau aatie !Sedlein, G9asfa, Oiinn.,
idrsibt 5c9enoeS; . II. Gugult &S :
nj s'S Sam Burger Tamilien :
W b i5tnen baben mir ppn elmer
ldmersll9en Sranf9eit sebclfen, uno balte
i9 eS baber tiir meine Yflidt, Sbnen oafiir
meinen Oanf auSjuIpre4en. 9tebmen
Sic ferner bic Yeriideruns, ba5 id piele
,ptrflumen Seilmittel iiberal, mo i0 0es
leSen9elt babe, empfeRlen werbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-12

Gie
SasliAe Sreis Rrsf,s
erlhelr;
taal;u nat Musnabms hss Senntasa
unb fURts
10. 90 fir; tas Sabr pter s2s5o fHr efst
Wpnate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Jan 24Arrved. steamer Cros tBr), Darling,
New York. brig Argus (Nor), Peterson, Wilmington NC
BnisroL, Jan 23-Arrivcd, ship John Nicholson 3D.
Campbell, New York
BREMEN Jan 24-Arrved bark Rothesay tNor), Iversen
Now York
BARCELONA to Jan "a Arrived brig Arrogantc Emilio
(sp), Liado, Charleston.
DugGsSyss Jan 23-of. bark virginia der). Mime
mann New YORK for Bremen.
F.LMouru Jan ~ Arrived bark Capt Potter Dahl Nor)
johnson. Mobile for Bremen.
G,rRALrrp Jan I7-Arrved, bark Jernbyrd tNor), siv
ertsen. New York.
HILL Jan 24--Arrived. bark Aaito Rus), Ekisnd. 81
Mary's. Ga
Sailed oath, bark Beatrice tsr), Bobby. Tybce.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 23Arrved ships Ardmorc Br,, McCon.
nell Savannah; Hecla Day, New Orleans; 24th steamer
Memphis (Br) Mellon, New Orleans; ship Princeton.
Bradley Savannah bark Aisvid Nor) olsen Fernandna
SAILED 24th steamers Hooper tBr) Murc, Boston; Min
nesota (Br) Bnrwel do; barks Trino tAu0. Premuds.
new York: Colombo tNer). Rostrup. Hampton Roads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
CLEARED.

State OF Indiana OBJ Smith, GlasgowA Bald
win Co. -
outh and Cherbourg -Kunhardt a. Go.
Steamer Niagara, Curtis. lIavana--J Ward Co.
Steamer Hattcras Maet Norfolk City Point and Rich
inond--Old Dominion Steamship Go.
steamer j W Evernan, Patt Philadcphia--Jame
Hand.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Portland-J Amea
Steamer Glaucus Bearse, Boston--H + Dimock.
Ship Masdalene GER, Meyer, Bremen-Ctas Luling &
Co. .
Bark CatarinaG Gts, Maggiolo, Cork Falmouth for
orders -Slocovich h Co.
orders-tunch, Edge & Co.
Bark John Road (Br), Barsing, Constantnople-H
Bailey Co.
Bark Excelsior, Eddy, Bucnos Ayres-John Norton, Jr,
Bark rrndsesse Alexandra DAM, Wilkinson, St
Thomas -Pcniston Co.
Brig John Noyes George, Rio Janeiro Thomas Norton
Co.
Brig Pearl Brishtman, Port Spain crrnidad>-Daniel
Trowbrdge 4 Co.
Brig Daniel Trowbridge Rogers St Pierre, Mars-Daniel
TrowDrdge 4 Co.
Brig Mary Knowlton, Mckee, Cenfuegos-B Metcalf L
Co.
Schr Ada Barker, Do5bin, Barbados-Leaycratt Co.
Schr Naiad (Br) Wadman st John, NB and Windsor,
NS--P Nevius d Soa.
Schr Tim Pickering Kelly Galveston Tupper Beatte
Schr Mark Pendeton Gilkey, Savannah-F Smith u
Co.
sehr T Clarke, Hutchinson, Richm 'nd, va-siasht.
Bailey Co.
scnr Hattie Lolis, Lollis Baltmore-wm Chalmers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

Aux CAyEs, Jan SIN port schr Isaac Oliver Pannel.
from Tor Now York. ldg
BOMBAY. Jan lO-Arrived ship Norris Barstow. Cardiff
BARBADOS. Jan 17-Salcd, steamer Xcrceditx. Jxrka-
CAYEsSE Nov 26-Arrived sehr Emelia Babin tBr, Nc
HoxnNGA, Doc ls-Cisarsd previously, bark Pacific
Slope. Harrington, Shanghai.
Halifax. An 2i-CIeared, bark Magnolia tBr,. Hiyer
Liverpool
JAcMEI, Jan SIN port, chr william, Mathe.on Crosby
KNGsroS Ja Jan s-Arrvcd, schrs Amos Edwards
Somers Barbados land sailed 9th for Philadelphia via Old
Harbor Ella Barnes, Harrison, Port Spain (apd sailed
Sailed Jan X briggs Delta DID. Doane and The Albert
r) Stewart Cuba; 9th. brgs Goorgna (Brj, Batiniore
III port Jan H. steamer Alps (Br Williams. from New
York Just arrived; schrs Ebenezer tB Bethel fro1 and
for New Orleans arrived 2d Melvin. Roberts, from New
smith. from Now York. arrived 9Th, for st Ann's Bay;
Acara, Chandler. from do arrived 18th, dsg; Comet.
Bayes, fl ON do. arrived 18th.
MoSIkGo BAY. ia, Jan Io-Arrived, schr Sarah Whit
more, Whitinure Mobile
MAYAGuEz, Jan DIN port, brig Elsie (Br. Lovegrovc
for Arccibo to loud for Boston.
OLD HARDoR. ia. Jan lD-Sailed. briggs II Todd,
Mctuire. New York; 18th. horsey (Bp. Cofii Liver
pool E: 18TH schr Mary nelen, Jcison, Now York
PoRT Az PRINCE Jan 12-In port bark Trait d. Union
(Br). Ralou Tor New York
sailed llth, steamer Andes tBD. Hughes trom New
York; Smvanilla
PoiSrA PIrnE Jan l3-Arrivcd, brig Brids tBr) Bart
ably, new York.
ToRr MIGRANT, Ja Jan 12-Arrived. schr Seth Smith,
Miller tor ard, Calais land sailed for Salt Rivcr).
PORT ROYAL ia, jar l7-ln port schr Eva shelby wig
ORDERS
RANcoos Jan previously ship B,lle of Bath.
Whtmore. Liverpool.
lilo GnANDE DO SUI, Dec 9-salsd. schr J Anger.
Dayton, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pursers steamers Atlas. from Kingston &C., and
Saratoga, Havana will please accent thanks for
iavors.
BARK SOUTHERN BELLE (Br,. from Genoa for Baltimore.
with arbe before ashore At Cape Henry.
a after c"ng AWAY fore and s and an
BY sssSu $ NST9 DIX Ssss sns WIN
No 8 The captain deceived by the shoals not being
Gu its sh a not '''''
BARK isabella ALVAREZ" GtaD from New York for
TO, put . SiS Fort au Prince
BARK FREDERICK NOR. at West Hampton. LII.
inred Her mainroyamast is broken and hangs in tho
rigging and she is being stripped OF sails The Reiefes
BRIG ARrs1os (Br). at Boston 24th from surinam,
"s pShwS: male on
pm of Boston Light held TO moorngs until PM when
prevent being blown of away iorsmast when she
brought up the gale without further
sss saa
Beach sandy .ox after LOSING both anchors or The sea
ne u w Of p ass e on and nn
scnR LADY EMMA of Perth Amboyl Stevenson while at
anchor of sd sfnsEsd hsr "@sS0 Spa
Island where she now lies full OF water
soHn MARY BREWER OF Rockland. Me, lehman, hence
p Of her and
other two slipped her from going ashore and
sy the
scnn oyxxs ,Br from KingstSs for savanna IL
and cargo insured.
ATLANTIC CITY M. Jan 24-There have been tidings
OF the schr twilight today
BRooKHAvES. Ii. Jan 1s-Part Of wreck Of a man Of
war came ashors days since opposite smiths Point
III fl had several portfolios in 1t and had been In the
water a lon time The timber locust and live oak.
There Is also u Of a lying about two miles T.,
opposite the island of Pottersquash
COLD SPRING HAnBoR H. Jan "a DnrinR tho gale en-
Wednesday schr WIN u Everett dragged her anchors
co,ided with schrs Kaynor ana furvcs, damag nj
herself the of 5000 Neithcr OF the other
ye,sels received apprecabc injury.
NEWPORT Jan 24-UnGerwriters' agents are xious
know the where abouts of schr J. Crockcr OF and from
Tannton for She arrived hero Dec 81
for New YORK H. Nothing has 10 card from
her that date
PORTSMOUTH, MI, Jan 24-During the gale yesterday
rho fishing schoon Pilgrim, OF this port to pieces
Fort Point Cove. The landed safely.
-Four fishermen in dores who blown OF the fishing
grounds were pick up by the shoals steamer in
VANS ed condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
A DANGEROUS BLOW.

quarrel that may have fatal ending occurred
yesterday morning IN John Bedachrs lager beer
saloon. No. 2Os William street. The trouble began be-
tween two lou RS in tho house. One Of The two,
Charles Wolf, came homo late on Wednesday night
and found the door locked He had some words
aoou, with Urich Fehr another LOGGER, and alter
ward went INTO The saloon To get som beer. The
quarrel was renewed th ere aud Bcdacnt, tho saloon
keeper, threatened to put Vol ou;. A row between
the m followed, IN which Wolf WIS Knocked down.
Wolf then went to his room but returned III u lew
moments 10 the saloon. Bedacht went out IN the
street with club IN his hand 70 Gull policeman and
Wolf followed nm. Fenr and another man who lives
in the house say that Off struck Bedacht but they
saw no wes pom his hand Bcdach whom struck iell
to the basement and was picked up insensibe. Hc Is
still 10 u critical c0nuition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
BLOWN FROM A TRAIN.

newsboy named John Green, aged about nineteen
years. In the employ oil Buss Brothers. was riding to
New Haven In Conductor Hermance's train, which
leit this city Wednesday, at one r. NJ. When about
a milo below Mount Vernon, Green attempted to
pass from to another with lot OF books Per-
ccivlng that he likely 10 lose his hat by tho high
VINO which prevailed he raised hand 10 hold 1t on,
when he blown of the platform and across fence
al tho OF the mbankment at that point, as
OF from twenty TO twenty-five iceL He lay there
some time and finally made his way TO house short
distance IRON the scene OF his mishap Alter wash
Ing the blood from his wounds he proceeded TO tho
residence OF Colonel Huss, NJ Mount Vernon, where he
received proper medical attendance Tho train pro-
ceeded eastward some distance before the newspoy
was missed, and on reaching Porichester an engine
was sont back TO look Tor him, when 1t was ascer-
tanned that lie had not been fatally injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. "a, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrEsToyE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Batavia DID, Mouland Liverpool IN IL and
M .sS %Si' % g.
Ion ,S 81
bound Z; asd os miles L OF sandy hook steamer scytha
steamer Ethiopis |Bs Campbell, Glasgow Dec r. with
s
s ss LGx sS o;e sn S1 sS
pa:,ensers , Pin FGrwooa 90 Had variable weather
ssSr carrie 3 Asa eass form Bsrscos New
hence Tor Sspnwd; asi, lat 81 49, ion "A rs steamer
and 'f psssenssr: to- las Ward CO. "1 " WIN muse
ms:s Ns.n r..
Ias sn a an ;,STs gal.
g. III. ns@ assSs Iad
brig Johns nS e %sn sotS re-
ing with main deck level with the water and the sea wash
s,s % a.ss 1s:
Bark Prosper Doe dtaD. scarparon Liverpool 81
d.ss KIT e4 Sssn s. Mitchell. London
So days IN ballast to- Parker Co. Jan 49, lat 90 So
from 300 to 800 tons decks with the water with
S By the deck painted white At on deck
could make out the whole name. but could Prem
ss Ssa' r. Tai a" s'e'
Bark Henrik so Eay SG Barrow SO days.
Bark Robert Godfrey sr St John NIB Taylor Dublin q
SS &c. brig Rice sdn Baltimore . for RIO sneIo
printed white and floating, raws upward
da BARI sans II a. M
i 49, spoke bak showing letters NsQr, from liavro for
Aa S; Via OF a 5sA n ballast SH
bark ) XeweomS tof po,shs'sr ND Nsvcqms; Ant,
northern passage and was II days Of the Banks. with
BARK Fearless. Kirby Trieste Nov 2 via Gibraltar 81
wessIer the Ss whole o passs,e. '"''' ,''" M
nark Mole q; .oi Dsrmud", ohcas Havro A. days in
BARK Trait d'uniop m: senaHt $. ssryan Nov 2e; u.
HI HANDS the 2sd. and blown OF 40 miles in the
Bark fociins Lowing Honaeur, via Portland E. os
days. IN ballast, 10 Funeh, dye Co.
with marble and rags & Hardy Co; vessel to Soco-
vieh i CO. Passed Gibraltar Dec 10 :.
days with coffee TO Grown Bros Go; vessel to Miller
ouShton. Crossed the Equator Dec 20 in lon 80 W had
Bark Ferris Thompson, Potter, Rio Jsnciro Dec l.
renee 'le. 4 CO .. lad a ",, weather. ~, g.,
sa BsS%cs ballast to order der Is "nehOrsi
Brig Marietta dtaD, Romeo Fecamp SO days, in ballast
sugar to order crossed tho Equator Dec 3 in Ion 30
with coffee and rosewoodto 4 Borand. Crossed tao
L}s's Jan 6".. lon 4, VI had fine wssncr a,v
salt to Asoss sn, " I'd, a wo N Smith
+ days. with logwood to Kanhard Co; vessel to
Rrn victoria of New Havon spsucer Antigua II DAVIS
with 70 H. TIowbrdges sons Jan Ia. ~ os or
81 TO- spoke bark Mary Ames from Batavia for Boston
senr sullivan sawin tof BOSTON,, Rich Marseies $:
Co., LAD aas Weather to tho a N saracsas when
took heavy NV gale, Lasting Is hours; hove to undo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

A despatch reached Police Headquarters at one
O'Clock this morning stating that John Bible. residence
unknown, had been shot In the abdomen by a CON-
panion named John Slsttery IN saloon ON the corner
of Twenty eighth street and Broadway. Smttery
was examining pistol and II was dis
charged while in his hands, The wounded
man was takon TO the Twenty ninth precinct
station house aud thence removed to the New York
Hospital Ii aferward learned that tho shooting
occurred In Michael Roches liquor store the north
east corner OF Twenty eighth street and Broadway.
Satsry gave himself up 10 tho police and said he
ed at No 593 Third avenue. Bible recently arrived
from ireland and has no home II at first
thought that the shooting followed quarrel, but
there Is no doubt that It was purely accidental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
A PROPOSED NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.

PHILADELPHIA, JAN "a, 1878
At noon to-day there was meeting in the Com.
mcrciai Exchange OF a number OF gentlemen TO hear
Mr. Alfred Nelson explain the object OF tho new tele
graph line, to be known as the Continental line.
NJ. Nelson stated that the project in lair way
OF success charter having been secured and largo
amount OF capital subscribed He expressed the hope
those present would interest themselves in the
new scheme, and promised at another time 10 enter
more fully into the details OF The work.
Nothing was done OF dedute character at tho
meeting Today, but IL IL understood that another
meeting will shortly be hold, wnen . moro thorough
ORGANIZATION will DO effected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
AN ACTOR WOUNDED BY ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a, 1878.
John E. McDonough, the we'll known actor, met
with an accident this morning that came very
killing him instantly. Ho was examining the con.
tents OF box Of papers 10 the sitting room Of his
residence No. 1888 North Thirteenth street, and took
out an old load cd revolver. Wnile handling
lcssly the weapon discharged and Mr. NcDon-
ough dropped tho floor. HIS daughter. who vas IN
tho room, dragged her father 10 q lounge and then
tainted. When medical assistance was procured 1t
found that The pIso! ball had entered The lett
breast, just above the heart. II Wis very narrow
escapo from Instant death. The wound Is thought
not to DO very dangerous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25

schr Sophie Wnterton. Jackson. virginia
senr Clio chi,so,; Fuer,on NsSsss.lo Del for S s,r
ssIr Read: henson, rl,iasslpAl. J.pas of Bar
sehr Freeman, NeKen1,s Philaaelpais Jan % Of Alb
secura. during heavy NV gal lost anchor and boat
S. steamer NJ AS Dutch iron, Rotterdam which ar
rived 2sd reporis had fair weather witt light sassrly
WITH was RI ee % % s'F Il
steamer " A scholten tDutch). hence for Rotterdam
assors sss S as s s'% sss
and reports passed Cape of Good opo Dec and ma Ia
Ion % thence fine weather.
.ss- Ship Bedford CBr,. from Liverpool: bark Emma
and piciis 'Br, from re%on, which anchored
below, came mp to The city oath.
na- Bark Elwen tBr). from Ardrossan, which vas
anchored in the lower bay came up to the cy zi'h rM
SANDY Hook LIcIrsHIr, Jan "a $50 M-passsd Cd. by
steamer Rattlssnake Mowat from Providence Tor rhis
PASSED THROUGH nELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Gaucua Boston for Now York. with md''
steamer cy OF New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New
S w Isi s.s d 20 snss DSs York.
with mdse and passengers 20 lsaas OdeiL
sss s :e Ssis ' as for New New
sssr S for New wv Ysfs
sctr Hattie Lou. Wright Gold spring tor New York ito
Passed down-schr F p simpson before reported OF
Wholesome, with loss Of anchor Tho anchor has been
Herald Telegraph station at whtsstonc.j
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
Steamer Neptune, Berry. New York for Boston
Bark John Reed (Brj BARLEY Now York tor CONSTANT
nope. .
Bark Professor Nordcnskjold (Nor Dcmpsen New York
for Portland. Me-
Brig Zctand (Br>, Hicks. New York for Malpas, y.
Schr Lilly Is French French, New Y rk for Boston.
schr VI Carter. Carter, New York for BOSTON
Schr Joseph Marsh Brown New York tor Bristol
Schr Lizze, Frye, iloboken for Boston.
schr Atlantic, Cnombs, Iobokon for Providence.
schr Freddie Porter. Whorf. Weehawken for Boston
sche Eliza willisms, Styles, wcehawken for Woods
Hole.
Schr Lucy Jones, Mariugh Baltimore for Brdgepor..
Schr Alice, Rogers, Virginia tor Boston.
Schr VIM II West, Higgins. Virginia tor Boston.
Schr j ID Irgraham, Smith Virginia for Fairhavcn.
Scnr Robert II Felter Felter Virginia tor New Haven.
Schr Annie v Bergen Thompson. Port Royal Nc for
Northport. Ii.
The following schoones In winter quarters at Cold
Spring iarbor, LII ALBERT Phnr0. Bingham Foster,
Pedric; @ Locke Bunce: Merwin. Bunce W l. Peck.
Bunce; Nm Everett, Mcdaniel; A Quincy. Gurncy
~ Gnrney; Gurney; Geo Quincy; Quincy; Purves,
wheaton. Barrett: " arren McGarr; funis Bodine.
Sivie Flysway Bingham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
THE GUNSER MURDER.

The mystery of the Cursor murder, az East WILL
amsburg, L. L. is not, after ALL likely TO be solved by
tho trial OF Jacob Elsie at the coming term OF tho
Queens County oyer and Tcrminer. District Attorney
Downing has concluded that II is not risk his
reputation as prosecuting oniccr BY trying the case
the insufficient evidence now In his possess non,
aud In conversation with reporter yesterday stated
that no would nterpose obi ction TO Eise's adms
sion to bail Inc detectives also, who have from tmo
to time been nt work upon the case have no faith In
the theory OF Eislcs guilt but insist that the murder
must nave been committed by an inmate OF Gunser's
huu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
A COUNCILMAN IN JAIL.

Councilman William II. Ellis, Of the Fourth ward
OF noboken, who was ndictcd by the Hudson County
Grand Jury tor slanderIng Councilman samuel Webb,
failed appear in tho Quarter Sessions for trial on
Wednesday,. aud his bail (s2, 5oo was declared Tor
icncd. Yesterday Chici Donovan found ElIis IN sa-
loon IN Hester street, this city, ana brought him TO
Jersey City. He was rcmandod Tor trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
THE SUSPENSION OF ROBERT WOOD

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1873
The liabilities OF Robert Wood & Co., the we'll known
art bronze founders, who suspended payment yes
terday, are ascerlained to be about $4,000 whilo
the assets will be largely beyond that amount II tho
nrm is driven forced sale, according to the
statement OF the legal advisers OF Wood 4 Co.
meeting OF creditors held TINS afternoon at which
proposition was submitted 10 pay thom hfiy cents
the dollar pay menis at int rvals OF SIX. iwelvc
eighteen and twenty-four months. fhIs proposition
will probably be accepted, which the firm Will
have an opportunity To get Of their difficulties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
SAILED.

Steamers City of Richmond (Br, for Liverpool: State
of Virginia DR., Glasgow: sam Weller tir). Newcastle
on.1yne: Cimbria GER, Hambrrg Niagara, Havana
Albcmnrc, Lewes; Del; ships pry.teer (Br, London ;
Charlotte Young tBr,. Hayle T.; Bjorvkeh Mop, Hull
Posedon (Nor), Cork or Falmouth Ethan Allen, Cape
London; Ssrsthsdsn .Br: Glasgow; Francisco Ciento
brirs PEARL Barbados; Daniel Trowhridge. St Pierre.
Also barks are GER, for Antwerp: Reusens Brs-
toll Excelsior Buen0s Ayres; brig Harriet q, Porto Ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-25
FORECLOSURE SALE.

NEwBURG, N. Y, Jan. "a, 1878.
Tho Newburg and Fisnkill ferry, the Old Bottom
Hartford and Erie Railroad property, at Dennine's
Point. opposite Newburg, and two pieces OF land
this City, all formerly by Homer Ramsdeli, or
III is place. the OF Mark Heay: Of Boston,
were sold by foreclosure to-day by referee Ra ms
dell bought the property Tor $3S77l5 II had already
been conveyed TO HIM BY The heirs OF Healy but the
sale was necessary to perfect the title.