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The wife u Miner Wants.

gentleman travelling betwcon Pueblo
and Kansas City was engaged in conversation
hy very Intelligent hut rough looking miner
VINO had been for four years an ady'nturer i'm
the san Juan country. and who had struck IL
rlcn. lie made no secret # the fact that his
VISIT u certain town in Michigan was for the
purpose oi marrying the girl he left behind
HIM. Tor who's" future comfort he had built and
furnished house high MP among the snow
capped mountains of Colorado. H. had left In
San Juan partner, whom he describes Ms
square man ~ oyer -iru drill. with
whom he had constantly lahorcd three long
years rs pro~pc tors. and with whom he now
lglhlly h9ii ohr OF ne most valuable properties
IN thcir district, Jim. too. desired to go East
but their mutual Interests made II impO~- lblr :,
hr didn't know any one m particular East. but
then he wanted Ia 10. jim was rather u bash
iul. reilcent man. and did not like Tn tell even
ms partner the real purpose OF his coy ted visit
hut upon the eve ~ the departure of the latter.
the purpose oi whose visit WAS known. Jim
made the request. in dead earnest that ~ bring
hlm wife VIII you do IT, he was asked.
Do II. YOU bet Had he any instructions 10
give IN regard to the solectunt' Ncs." he
said; Harry bring mo good, honest scn~i-
bic girl. what thrle's no fooliehno-s or show
about a cir! whm,h make AN honest man an
honest wife. and that's Just the kind - woman
III take out, and the one thatll be- Jlm'- wife,
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Rrvr THh TnurHRfvcE oRiroR.
Charges Against Man who In. Induced
Thousands to Take the Pledge.

TORONTO, March 2o.-Dr. I r. Rinc. a
Temperance lecturer. who has been making a
great noise here for some months past. has
been bound over to trial Tor fcouous assault
While le'turing at Stlatlord. he stayed at the
house Of Mr.. J. II. Hurst After Mr.. Hurst had
brcakfasted. and gone on TO business. Mr.. Rine
wont To Eliza Chilling. one Of the servants. and
asked for pen. She said she would get one.
and H. told her t. take il 10 his bedroom. When
she did 50. according 10 her testimony. he took
her hy tn arm, anil pulled her into the room
saying You are a nice girl. Do you think
you are anything lik" my wife p whose photo
graph he displayed. III then made the MS
sauN. but the girl escaped. and gpt down stair-
Mr.. Hurst returned a few minutes after and
Observing an unwont"d Ialrnc in the girls
lace, ASKED her what WAS TIA" matter Then she
r''"uniri what had o 'urred Hurst swenrS
that l'lnr went To- his house On saturday morn
Ing ani said. am sorry such thing o.
currcd; II has been terrible blow To- me- II
would mAde It all right" Kine also wrote a
letter 70 tne girls father ap1pgizing for what
had occurred. but denying criminal intent and
asNcd that the prosecution Ice dropped by the
girl beng prevented from appearing against
MN. Ban has been taken for kine's appear
nncc for trial and in the meanwhile. in his own
lhnEuhg" he goes on with his GOSPEL work. 30
This man had been the means of thousands
taking thetem perance pledge; the Rinr move
much good. But all AZ once the instrument 81
80 much amendment in others becomes the OBJ
JrOt ~ u criminal charge. and is bound over 10
appear in the fel0n's dock.
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Pleading for hi. Former slave.


The case OF the State agt Oliver James.
charged with murder. was tried last Thursday
~ Clayton superior Court and "A verdict rem
dored Of voluntary mansllughter. with rcrom-
mendntion 10 the mercy of the court. The pris-
oncr was an old negro about 90 years OF age.
ana widely known in his ncighhorhooi. where,
previous TO the difficulty. he had always borne
the reputation of a peaceabr industrious and
inoffenstve man. In mn encounter with Luke
Dorsey, u negro of desperate character. who. il
seems had offered some insult 10 his wife,
Dorsey was killed. Al the close of the trial the
venerable Dayid james. the father Of the
Hon. John H. james. arose. Upon per-
mission from the court he proceeded in
voice tremu0us with emotion To speak Of
the early liie, OF the prisoner He had been his
master. and had raised him and watched over
him in his boyhood, lle had boon the nurse and
companion Of his children. and the most obedi-
ent ailectionulr and hardworking slave he had
ever owned. The old gentleman proceeded in
q touching appeal TO tho court. hut his voice
failed. and he could continue no further. The
tears rushed from his eyes, ana knpeling nj the
railing near the prisoner. he bowed his face in
his hands and gave vent 10 his feelings. In com
sideration of the circumstances in his favor the
Judge imposed II light sentence OF three years
in the Penltcntiary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
Women Fox-Hunting In Maryland.

On Saturday last one of the most brilliant
fox hunts OF the season took place on Mr. Bark
ers farm. al Furnace Branch. about four and
hut miles from Light street bridge, The
hunt was set On foot 10y the Bnltmure County
riding Club. composed u members ~ the most
prominent county families. iueluIlug repre-
seniaiivcs Of the Johusuns, COckeys. Mortnlng-
tons. and many 9th r..
The party. numbering twenty in all four Of
whom we're laii'-. pu~~ed through Butimnre
~ about O'Clock in the morning. and arr -
a.Eht street hr.dg. g the place ~ rcud o1vou-.
They were al. elegantly dressed. the ladies
wearing the traditional high silk hats and the
horses were UNSURPASSED for beauty.
The hounds about iliiy IN number. had been
sent ny tram 10 JcsSup Cut. on the Baltimore
anu ONO Railroad. ana thence across the coun-
Try Inc sport was exciting during the day.
Several foxes were started and two red ones
captured. The party returned At O'clock
hlshly pleased With the sport. The club has
been formed of young people for instru .tion in
riding under Professional teacher.
The saue day the veterans Of Anne Arundel
county. Joseph BRYAN. Frank and VIM. Curtis
anu Horace Iydinss. went out with their packs
on the opposite side Of Curtls's crock and killed
several foxes.
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\ Iitchiicld Connl cOrrospundcut gives
some interesting Information about old pnOpla
IN that town. There are ninp over 30 years old
Of whom eight are women. H. Spnuks us fol-
lows OF the three oldest. John Elliot is an old
bachelor Of %. who j. able 10 70 out doors and
bring In wood Tho second is Mrs Samuel
Guernsey, who was ~ years 81 age on the 10Th
of December. 1871 She comcs from and was
connected with y very old stock. Tho late
Ahram leaton ~ New Haven. who was largely
Interested in the shipping business WIS her
brother and died at tho alsr of % years a Sis
hr-tho mother Of DR.. William Woodruff Of
Thomaston- lived TO the age Of 90; another
brother died at the age II 70. Her mother
and father lived To- Zee % and 81 years.
Her husband. Mr.. samuel Guernsey. was %
years old when he died. his mother ninety
three and father seVcnty-ilye years of age
Prof Ralph q. Hinhnrd Is grandson Of Mrs
Guernsey. and his children are the only grcat-
grandchildren. Although this lady'- memory
If gone for anything that occurred within nifty
years. Yet shc occasionally remembers and
speaks Of incidents that occurred nearly If not
quite ninety years ago with great cloarness.
The last of the three alluded to. and the oldest
person IN the town If Litchiirld. l. Mrs Ursula
HunlnhroNllln. She was niu"ty-right years old
the 18th Of February aud il n sprightly and
can step around quicker now than most per-
sons ~ seventy. She Wu- the urOgcnitOr of
tnrty-s"vrn persons. sev"n children-twO liv-
in--twenty- grandchidren-ten liVing--and
twenty great grand children. eighteen of whom
are living one Of the latter WIS married about
a wear ago.
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held June %. 1t will be open to all yachts in
four classes. from 30 feet down to IS and possi-
hy. n NTH over 80 fcet. Mrssrs. Joseph Nohos.
4; l." krcymcyer. John u. Brassin.ton VIM.
H. Robbins r"e"Ve entries every Tuesday
night Mt the Hoffman House. No entrance foe
VIII ne charged. and there Will be- two valuable
niOn ppnnants. Irrespective of time all lwnn &C.,
The Williamsburgh Yacht CLUB has also dtnr-
mined To give grand union regatta this sum-
NOR over their regular club course. Numerous
matches are also on the taps AMI will hc inter-
-prrsrd between I'll" regular events and cNcit-
ing contests may be- looked for between such
old FOUNDERS as the Sophia Emma. Thistle
Journcynan. Dcane. Susie s.. Dare bowl, and
the new Corners
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The Welsh Fasting Girl.

Tho so-callcd fasting girl. Ann Morgan If
bollh 'hfd-an,ilr" has been removed 10 the AhrrAs
twin imwar, The rri whoi, - Years of age WISHES
the public t. hrieYe that She has i,od upward 40
da}s without particle u uul OF any description. and
number Of laN~ without any liquid Dr Nliri, lone. nj
AherNstwi visited the girl IN hi, capacity medical
oir,r ANA i"n5h llc srl j, sad TO have hcenastns Tor
50 long period he reported to the guardians there
wa, nohpparcnt falling Oh IN the gir and further that
~ the ordinary course ot nature there was nothing DIN
dl'ale tasting After nhstauing from liquids even tor
uie. or hour days there would be aryne ~ the mouth
huth qwc the opposite in this DR. Morris Jones
reported uht The cmds mouth was quite moist At the
miirmary steps Will be taken prevent deception and
an examination oi the matter Wall be made
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From N, Sm FWei,ad Nrp l.

From n, su Fmci,oo Nro later
The heart Of the simplest woman
J. "a mystery WlrcNcncd.
Ana the love That seems transparent
/, most hopclcs.ly concealed
We care not for love while we have IT,
We know not Ol love TIL ii, lost,
We scatter ~, treasures hroadhandcd.
Nor reckon the ultimate cost
Iol hani comes forth from the shadows
\ touch that know of old
That could crown the slnomirst tancics
WIN an aulrole of gold,
And think how that hand SO loving.
That eraNrd hat tu hr i'm mine.
ON met an impatient gesture.
or found un responsive sign
And from Nonlcr painted canvas
catch tho Dll Nl-tIui IipA,
umiilN, INIT lN Irulnu-
oi thu love that gave my book.
AMI only too woll remember
How ,hiicd nf the dumn rcprluch
AND swurc That 40 thuusht of woman
shonld ON my studies Dncloach
Was blind. or mad ar hut hcartlcssY
The inrV and inr band irr gone,
Tile hight nt mY luc has vanished
am utterly alone
The brain that her chances kinilod
I, hh-htd AMI dead and chlirl.
Ana thc gorgeous ilrHm. ui tue future
can neNcrmure be luhlloi
loved ASA man who is selfish
She luNri an a ~ oman way,
Ana man. love rnmphrcd with Wumlns
l. ~ darkness unto day.
Asa srcndihritt scaitcrs his hirthright.
wasted the dover she gave,
Ana too Late Mud my ambition
Has followed her into thes' -.
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The Vicoroy Of Marking publishes n mo-
mortal recommending for degradation a batch
OF live Officials whom he accuses Of hnhituallv
smoking opium. He goes. in this beyond the
proposal 81 kwoh. who was willing 10 allow
TIM 80 years Tor reform: but the proceeding l.
all the more indicative of rarneS tncs- and
TALES IN this respect with the measures taken.
ON his irst assumption Of Office. to rpprps-
smoking by making resort g. the opium shop-
moro difficult and di-grtceful. This idea of
making il discreditnhle. and 50 ailording a bot
ter example 10 the people, seems IT, be- the lead
ing id"a with both statesmen. though Shrn-
ldo-chcn j. going into rather more active men,
sure- OF repression than kwoh seemed t. con-
template. And There j. no doubt that opium
smoking t. theoretically considered discrcdit-
able although the practice j. So common that
thor" seems to be a. tacit undcrstnnting
yiction Of this faci which Induced he
Nlcoroy TO advocate more stringent meas
ures, The OCCASIONAL disgrace Of AN on -inl for
indulging in the drug has not We believe been
unusual. even before. Shcn only hands up q
90 ilc case ~ l.'u Hon. TtNtli &C HWai-nsdn
nhi nnE d. w. le strike an official holding %
more lnilnriai,t though perhaps 49, lucrative
however a curious appendix o. the incident.
viii u Involves ti0i litN flc Ant. Opium A.
~H'lWinn may fNi Interest iu solving l. ap-
p'ar- n I'M lni"t rumheroi the frf,"r that al-
nN-i nuihnr "u-N Wli. Ei- impeachment ly
u" g A"rno r-tI'unrll ~ NIl Sing Iiu las boon
rNto"d for his ability and activity IN the uubli,
service 10y the biir'tnr-t"ncu of Grain Trans
port, win whom his poet az NWu-n-Hu 20 the
junction Of III" canal ami yellow river brings
hun into cou-fun. OIL -lal contact ana ,NlDl has
then. this dilemma, Either Lin Hen has been
grossly maiigncd by the Nlcprov or opium.
smoking cannot possibly bee 80 detrimental h.
tnr mental and bodily faculties as it, profc-scd
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UIr vihinger. Ao,re. aud Brcn..
NFfANn, D 80
- o. . H. ~ 80

inftANp. 80.
FonH - Pam u,aNr..
VIVA, then WHAT my liu- g. burn.
Husband. NusllfU
What though Thou Sc, ,tiut rcl l4p, burn,
way Is 90! luuh 80 NAL ami stern
nu,DAni'
II was the keen wiul through the reed
Husband. husband
Twas wind made SHARP With ,yoii.ciso reed
Husband
AniAaA q, ,,,dp hmm t,,l.
c-tilYltriaf .oir n, t.a4n't,i.
IhIi hAHe4' NutA w D.s U.t,ah,
Horum'
What horror lurks within your eyes.
Husband. hush4uIf
What lurking horror strain. AourrNe.
What BLACK thoughts NON your heart arise
iusbanlg
H7o"@ib,'it soamh,ga,.
VIZ s.d So neir p1a by ~, mt.
W hv,D 5Da' JtHs o,ntt ~isUa..
Woman'
So God me save. 'twas alone.
Husband hu.hanli
80 Christ me save. 'twa, alone
stood listening TO the ocean moan.
Husbands
Thu, hast hon f,w 6e' nfNs iets
Roman. ,rYpna
TIM C1lisInH Ln,0,, i.pi ~ ,ia.
On, c"e' mlW JowJsort bsnt
a heaihon witch hath thee unnamed.
Husband. husband
A foul witch.draught. alas. unnamed.
Thou saw 81 SOM, old tracks down ilo -lnl.
Husband
~ Ney ie,re r1,I. Nlfr,nfrotfir.
Hun1H fropnni
TA0o ancient fpfaurt, ueatImstr,
On ehs ypa 'siir NJ he hapto, la,,
WJusani
Atro' a'ly y,a,. Aa, n,,i,
Tla~ n.y., oflb nm ai,,Il,d
io" Eo@'f' hase s'en aioysi rlM T''i,
Hoppml
What talkest thou Of bar and wound,
Husband. hn,hand'
What ghnsty signs Of sudden wound
And klnsman stricken " the ground,
Husband
Is'i' yoD u'ofur ,lt el''i.
TIE ao,n hal rrri>f he r,ich.ioln cleei,
nompni
What have you crushed the only flower,
Husband. husband
Among Our weeds the only nuWrr'
lencciorNarl get you from nv bower
Husband
! love Won not, loved hat him.
Inall the world lo,ei iui him
not hcll n5 love iyr BrcnH shall dim.
Husband
liz cal-ht her hv her jet black HAIR.
~NrinW. SORROW
lic >lcnt her hoad back hN the hair
I'M 400 hrr urNhun- throat DO. bare,
sorrow
4in1n me f-.fo, Hlu He iroN
N'NuNl l.auufu
ln4 hale frs1au nnn,.flLs IIob,
HN 1'lW' hHi tlHuyet
hOman
ram B,ffd nhny. faL
Hnloh. i0oWnni
T''cVeuft o.Y f,Yt af, trI
IL .nNI hte " gHf I'm hud
Womani
IHipA no W0re uJoa t0Ir 6ice.
HWhHui. nDnnn
Ihsse fyss shdh ssefr Ieni Dop nue..
For Dou hIH he bfhi, W,du ynce
bom1n
He's laid his mouth below her chin.
HouOr'
The throat he kissed beneath the chin
NJ breath thereafter entered In.
Horror Horror
CHARLES d kAT,
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BisE nun ~ THE cOLLEgES
Amateurs who Tread on the Heel. OF the
ErofcssI0nnIs I'M. Icmr,s NInc.

,i.,' .,i ','9' '''', 'I"p7 OF inc country
tons Of tho fraternity. and their players nr.
justly considered us the most pcntlnmnnlv ond
intelligent cXcmplars Of The national game. In
Holding and batting skin their mines even now
In the season Of 1877 the university mines Of
'i".''," anu i",o t'ouo''u even inc champion
tennis TO defeat them. the collcgians dispiayini,
ahishor degree Of skin on the ball field last
yonr than they had ever before attained. Tho
the most exciting over played. tie scene ex
hu,i,,', T., Nnn H., 49,. -.
turn game bctwocn the Harvard and Yale Uni.
Vnrsitv ,tnos ,vbon y,l, d,f,,,.d tt,,,ord 60
ta'i, wv ,'"i ~ ~
ing meetings between the boat clubs of the two
colleges rhts s,osa ,,.,... c,,,,s,, Hi ,o,. =,
. "'9 s',''o" 'i'''so o"',s'S o'u i'ii 10
rivals Tor ~, college ,rhampi9nshp of '7S are
INC nlnrs ~ ilarXard. Yale and Princeton;
,o,,g' ,nc iiah Dorne
~ .n" uVpry NsYr i,lt.r yonr Rlnpsl as inaltor
on, ~ ,i ~, MY, i wy, a., cn .il' =
,h w. ',,' m1 a,lu wv ,o ~ w
Hi1ni H. p,nvr '',,'ii NJ n'l iiur VT, hbV,
i,IlvdeI me h2ngr.. iale winning ~ 1870 But
~ ,aiu n"W hplu7 thc P"lhi' anu II cvhlluohl
Ii WAS not until 1875 Tim, tho college cham.
XIII r.np, I, , n,, u'lie hliiiuni p,s1
uili vent put now u rs lully .S'liNsh'u ana
III, So, r,I t.. tu-. -.
lows 'V''' i''o ~ 100 inclusive - IN iV'-
i'"7'
v,, ~ Vt, =. M. TO, ~ ,
inue rs Sni, ~ inv, All ,t ,,,iirttm '''''''e
iTne - v1ia nd iiir,.ri' ~, \ ~, it,,, t'''t1
fulv a Ala, ,1t t,tu,,,,r a., NJ tt,r -'''' ~
wv " '' 5000
frne q ttarv.rt NO, vi ~, g..t..t..
iulv . iftr,tt.t I,tt al. AZ ~, tf,,., '''
i'm, q u,,,',i ', i,i,..', ~ w, '''tu i...
fuue y.-i,rvnrd nyt llif,,t,, a. p,t...,,,, ~ ~
Vs. Il - "' "' '''' ~
NAV il-finrynri arf PRINCETON M Princeton
,Wm' s. u'nti alt Princeton. nt tanhuisc 10
f,o "a u,,,,t a.. III, a, tt.u,,i, ~
Co., " '
, ne HpuNr re,"id ElN's only th' games 10y
Wl'n me r9il'ge cmhinponshlp WAS Won best
two out Of thrce. This season, however. at the
mHiet'nS ty,twrcn We Harvard ana 1alo CAP
ul,l, VI i.nIuhry' ~ WIS nnfreei g. cHtrpd tho
SS,Il's oi shinrs P lwr"h hhrNard anu lale 10
~, ui,r Vth'I 1Nll'k Hdu Il'7 70 I.md,il w. ur,
i.rn. me- ggH'fr .1hson p'Iln- IN My ana
pnlVu' nu, no ;hhmliv47bip COM ~ ,Iik'
piu' NV IJuB Aif'hHY lhc dut7 inr ih' mar
Suln una lale meetings huNe perh arranged a.
'vn"WS'
N.w Raven June ~ '"mhnose' 'nl' Worcester
Hitherto tho Princeton College team hns boou
tho only one. Yale excepted that could COPE
with the IarVaris bat last season the Amherst
this season that college han. been ahle To- SECURE
dates with Harvard and Yale: the nr-t and SEQ
ond games with Ynln being iNaI for limo 4 i'm
New Haven and June ~ In Amherst But ono
game has H. yet been booked by the Princeton
nine and that is with Ynir nj NN,y IIaven On
June J. - va
Tn. Harvard md Xula nipn. hnvo No, a.. ca,
been fliiv snitinI I'M most 81 III" mon IL, h.
ISIS Thrv were a. f,lio,y. '''' !" "'0 "''''S VI
' 80 W. ~ '''""7'
Tying catcher Morgan catcher
irnsi p,,chcr c,ri"r p ,r'iIr''
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Dead Men Tell No Tales"


JACKSONVILLE. Tex. Marcn ia farmer
han-d jHl Iohu-on came INTO town with two hal' u
cotton ON IN, wagon Ilr Sold his cotton lud while un
IN. way home. about o,lock A. ulghi. Two unknuwn
parties rlmiNi un me hnrk ul his wagon pulled him
over backward and rnhhrd INN OF Slbn while rohhins
man, ono asked hc Auuli keep secret He re-
plird - don't know who YOU are The other rnhhef
sut "rtd men toll tao tales ' Al that moment John
son jumped from his ono the robbers cut Al
hn aud missed johnson but cut long cash IA his cont
Tue other nrod one shot also striking his coat but ID
not touch his person
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
Local and News Brevities.

The poetic muse is lowering over
the Courier office.
SuyrLowrRs, as well as corn, are
coming into use as fuel in some
parts of Iowa.
TIE Olympia Oyster Company
does not wholly monopolize the bi-
valve trade. Opposition has had the
effect of causing new impetus to
spring up among the Indians.
HUNGRY tramps ought to take heart
on reading. the announcement from
the agricultural Department that
400 600, 600 bushels of wheat will be
raised III this country during the
year just closing.
The new steamship state Of Caii-
IVfo,mia, built for the Pacific Coast
ASteamship Co., was launched in
Rhilaaelphia.}ast. Ehaxssiay. She
is $40 feet long, 81 feet beam and rs
feet depth of hold, constructed OF
iron.
Two or three strangers have been
"doing" our town by getting the
names of all the hotels, restaurants
and boarding houses besides max
ing u critical examination of their
registers. Have we a detachment OF
secret detectives among us?
Oun farmers might be signally pro-
fitted by knowing that much OF the
beauty and sickness of horses in
France is owing to the fact that a
large proportion Of their food con-
sists of parsneps, one of the most
nutricious of all our garden roots.
OuR hardware merchants are won
dering when it will he cold enough
to make first class and long con-
tinued skating season. We should
Judge that now would be good
time for experts in the art to supply
themselves with choice pair o
skates.
In case lately brought before
the New York Court of appeals, /
was decided that pedestrians mus
look out for themselves in crossing
crowded throughfares. The city pa
pers take vigorous stand agains
the unwise decision, and the pros
pect is that q reconsideration of tn
question will be had.
A NUMBER of our young ladie
have associated themselves togethe
for the purpose of doing anythin
and everything in the line OF needle
work in aid of charitable and re
ligious purposes. So now, if ger
tleman wants pair of genuine shirt
made, n pair Of nice lambs-woo
socks knitted, or o dozen handkel
chiefs hemmed, just let him appl
to the secretary. leave his measul
and deposit his cash.
L. A. GoDEY, the founder Of Gs
dey's Ladies' Book, recently died I
the advanced age Of IS years.
may be safely affirmed that the Ma
azine which Mr.. Geody began
publish over forty years ago. h'
done more to mould the publ
mind. - related to polite hteratur
than all the other publications
similar character have done in Il
same time. May his memory col
tinue to grow green in the hearts
his admirers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

p9-For mishap to Scandinavia (Br), from New
York for Bristol T. SEQ general columns Ccable,.
suIr OHM BARBOUR (Urg) poibroook, fromlR chmond
Va Harburg passed by Delaware BreHkwater July
% leaking. THE got ashore Hog Island In the
early Of the month was Heated agaia but damage
reportedl
BARK J. OHM Brown iis days from Boston arrived at
weather and had to throw overheard 10 900
States
BRIG CARRIE wIssLow. which was run down and sunk
time sinoe Fire Island. has boon abandoned
by the wreckers who contracted to raise her. and ls to
ScmR JESSIE WILLIAMSON JR, hangcd hands, having
parties In Portsmouth, Nh. and will be
commanded by Capt SWEET OF York, Me. Price paid
$l,4OO.
scnR ALMA Boston, from Hoboken, before reported in
collision with Roman. lost mainboom, m aing nH
mAnsa rudder cathead, tara and stern also
ripped up wndlass and sustained other damage.
AUCKLAND, NJ June IS Bark Wellington date Willis
toni. Apia while from sydney
Francisco arrived here for repairs and will in future
sail under the British flag.
BATH July 24-Ship Eclipse, which launched here
yesterday is owned by II Kimball, Capt ID Humph-
reys hcr the builders and Others Her
feet clAssed AL for ii Ii IL worthy Of
cntion that she the first ship built the Allan
that has had deck aud entire suit OF
masts spsrs Yards Of pine from the Pacific slope.
Shoals, mile from signal service Once. with
signals of distress flying -
800 PM-rhe schooner reported this AN ashore Grow
Shoals the Peerless tof Port Jefferson. LID Capt
smith with lbs of coal from Philadelphia for Chat
ham Mass Estimated value of vessel xlS0. Crew all
safe will be total loss Her hull is completely
subme Tho is ~ tons register and was built at
Stonybrook, Ii. In 1870
PuiLApRLp niA July 25-Schr w Abbott from Boston,
rer ors July 1G in Boston roads Henry Myers
Germ seaman. fell overheard and was drowned