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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

An astonishing feature of latter.
day Democracy, in this State at
least, is the disposition on the part
OF It's statesmen to throttle, cripple
and, if possible, starvc ont the Den
ocratic papers. Prices for public
and judicial printing have been seal
ed TO such an extent that no coun.
try journal can realize n rcspeeta
Die living ut the business. 1t is only
by systematic, clear headed, eco
nomical way of doing business that
they are enabled 10 eight the wolf
from their doors" We stop for fear
that anger may get the better of us.
-NWkSriNe Bullctn.
And tho press is greatly TO blame
for this state of things. They meek
~ accept the position of hcwcrs of
wood aud drawers of water for the
party-suflicient honor for them 10
enjoy the high privilege Of "whoop.
ing up" the Sovereign in the inter.
est of Jones, or Brown, or Smith.
We have served an apprenticeship
ut the business for long Years, but
were never SO prcsumptious rs to
dream of asking for an oflicc-nor
do we wish any. The honor of fight.
ing i'll ranks on an empty stomach,
so to speak. sufliced for us; and this,
too, subject to the carpihg criticism
of every small Try politician or
smart Aleck, who imagined his De.
mocracy the only Simon Pure arti.
Gle.
"But if an editor cannot afford TO
do all this, let him sell out TO some
man who cam will he tho natural
suggestion. True but unfortunate
~ the average editor is like Il cab
horse; he has been working in the
traces so long that he is totally un.
fit for anything clsc.-,Shrerepoyt
Times.
l..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

SCI notice 10 creditors Of e4,atc o; WI.
liam klmbcll, decd
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

General Garfield, m,m hcI Ut toI-r,--
IN that state. lie hts two boys 81 hclp
hln. lie wall of vuursr in-rt - lcinoNc
the bay seed from his HAIR when ~ comes
before his constituents lot L. election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

We announce Mr.. T. y Rolls - y can
didatc inr Shcrn Mr. Hulin j. II tins time
= Justice ot the rracr in ward ilIrrc lie
las mad, rn,-l officer and will,wr d'rhe
not, maze g""d sheriff. Let thc l"or.r
eve hls claims consideration.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

On motion of John :. Young, il was or.
deed that the resolutions be voted on scp.
aratcly. The resolutions were voted for in
their rrgr1idr order.
f"r the fourth Capt L. p Webb offered
the following substitute:
lie u roso'red, That two primary elections
bo hcld-the first on tho Fourth Saturday
IN August. and the second on the First sal.
nrday IN September. The lrst election Ia
cnt down the number Of candidates to IN,
four highest for the legislature, and the
two highest for the other offices; but If any
candidate ieociv" majority IN the first
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-17

II seems that We were ~ -talrd III our
statement that the Grccnhick club az tln~
parrish is lrfunct. VIZ arc informed that
tho corpse still shows some signs Of life
and animation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
ONLY A BABY SHARK.

A shark was caught yesterday afternoon in the East
River, on per No 23 II was moro baby shark and
belongs 10 the species unscisn,ifcalIy known A.
.shovsi nose" reporter inspected last night In
the cellar OF liquor store south street and found
Il 10 about four feet long from Tip to tip. With
singular formation in front Of tho mouth. THIS
was shaped hike q shovel aud about foot
wide, and either extremity one Of
the creatures eyes was placed. The general effect
not at all pleasant. the shark looked decidsdy
savage, and grimusss OF its appearance in
respect Icsgened Wy large wound IN the throat, from
which part of big iron hook projected HIS captors
were Captain Jack Sullivan anc James Church, both
employed in Fulton Market sullivan has earned q
reputation shark fisher. He told the reporter
that three years ago he caught seven one very hot
day; last year ne only caught three, but he had al
reaay caught nvo this year. Three OF these were
grou nd sharks. WAS mere baby. one nm 'apgsi"
shark The nth tho 'shovel noss.' He ssys this
tho first Of the species that he ever knew 10 be
seen in the river. Though small the Bsh displayed
surprising strength, and, he said. gave him moro
trouble In landing than any swelve-fsotsr no ever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
CLEARED.

Steamer Nsvsda (BD. Rgby Liverpool via Queens
sac Of Limerick (Br), Jameson. Liverpool
steamer Baltimore (Ger, De Nmon, Bremen Oelrichs
steamer ChsrIeston, Berry, CharsestosJ " Quintard
steamer Fsuny Ssdwsisder. Clark. Bsitimoro-J s
steamer Ann Eliza, Warren. phi a-J smes Hand
Steamer FrnuconiA. Bragg. PortlAnd-J Ames
ship Orecian (br). Torrance, LiverpooIra Oids Co.
ship Arethuss (Br,. stivan. Avoamouth. E-HsnAersou
Bros.
Bark Imunsina (Br,. Smith. Newry. I-wnism Hslssn
BARK sidoa tsor,. roa's.sn. Cork for e'asrsF uDen
ys.I Ncs@s sses,. Masatessn. Cork or rs'nou.h for
Bar. SNor. Lsr'sn Cork OF Fa'ms~th fsr erdsrs
Bark Sarah fNor). Isasksen. Hsmburr-runeh. Edye /
Bark Masnus Lsrahoter Eer. scrsnsen. Lubbock Cor
Fsvorit Nor). steinsrt Konigsberg Punch. Edye
Bark .Arcsurus oGer), Brandhon, Konissberg-Funcn.
Bark Ests Stewart (Bo. Smith, Rottssdsm--snow 4
Buryess- -
Bark Bonny Doom. Cole Bsrdeaux--Ninsr Houghton.
bark Marie (Ausl, Camuso, Brest-Slocovfch 4 20.
Bark Porvenir Cspj. Cureli. Barcsons.
Hark Murray. If, Hartman. Havana-J + Ward Co.
Bark E,ba. Pierce. Cisafsegos-J " ara Co.
Brie CamPodoris ItsO Fevoia Pesarth Roads for or
Brig Wa.en tBr1, Robin Rio Janeire--Ge orge Buey
Sehr 7 Harris Kirk. CsviIsor, Pars-G Amsinok 4 90.
sehr Snow Bra tBr. Cripps 81 John, NIB Parker
scnr Laura (B,,. Foster. Z John, MA Haaey.
schr IL Thompson, Hull. Providenee-J Roberts
schr Abbio ingalls,. ingalls,. Ncwsvk-John Lewis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
OVERLAND FREIGHT.

II was reported on Wall street yesterday. notwth-
standag the repeated assertions OF President Babeock
that she Pacific Mail Steamship Company would not
raise it's freight rates. that advance first class
freight had been agreed upon by the Pacific Mail to
CORRESPOND with the Union Pacific and Central rac1c
railroads. from IS to So At the ofnco Of the Pacific
Mail Company no information could be obtained.
Mr.. Knowland, the agent OF the Paeinc rail-
roads, ackno LEGGED that circular ready show
ing schedule, but refused to give It 10 The pub
tic. gentleman, who seemed 10 DO posted. said tho
new schedule will be graded 10 distinguish between
fast and slow steamers those that go through and
those that stop at Acapulco Aanzanlo and Aasatlau
which lose three days time, and that II would ba
a director OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
denounced tho report fabrication, ana asserted
positively that his company bad not como 10 any
agreamcnt with thc Pacific Railroad people and had
NO intention OF advancing their freight rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
THIEVES AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

Mr. John Bors. OF this city, paid dearly for bath
yesterday at Manhattan Beach. Unmindfu OF the cx-
oesnt system provided Tor taking care OF personal
vsiuablcs OF baners, Mr.. Belts entered one OF tho
lighthouses In possession OF watch chain and $40
in money. During his absence in the surf IN expert
and evidently professional taief got into the bath
house and stole tho which, chain and money from
Mr. Detts' clothes Upon reporting MS loss az tho
occ tho orcc called detectives sailed forth TO
redeem their aud IN thsir buuderins zeal
.sran in'' In succession over malt dozen Innocent
and respectable men on suspcio each OF being the
thief. One genti, ma was detained IN the cellar
under the railway station nearly an hour, until The
detectives could teIcg rnph TO New York and verify
his statements about himself The Indignation OF the
persons arrested was only equalled By the wild cx-
of the Detectives bunting around Tor their
victims After all, the Inlet escaped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

BILBAO, Aug i9-fn port bark Hancock. King for Now
So ssnIsoA, Aug is-Arriy.d .ehr. Mary Weber.
Harris. psmerara; RIA de Han. rarnhsm. HAITI
Cars HAYrrKS. Aug Arrived schr Prospect. Conway,
UHHpysAs. Aus 2e-Arrivod. sehr Williams. shsarer.
Cesrcd 2e.h. brIss Isaac Carver. Gray. Hatsorss:
Tssesa Xss ;s5sae steamer carou. p, R...r
ss,isd 18th bark X A Allen, Shaw. Boston.
Arrived Aug %. steamers VIM lIe~es. Morgan, rrux-
New ' OrIe ans land sailed 2sih on rsturni
Arrived Sep. q steamer Niagara De,vb.rn. New York
R,oh.ss.o., Baltimore asiii sail FOR Liverpool sd
Arrived I'd. steamer ovccster from Boston aud
sailed 3D. steamer Beta tBo shaw Bsrmuda and s.
Raymond = John, Nh: 2s,n. Maggie Miller I'D Cook
wSrass.s. Aug rs saliod bark Jane Urv err. RecA
KarsI Juv Arrived bark Cheshire. Bstchc,der. New
Prnsiwnuco about Aug is-Arrvcd, sehr Nm knight.
ssiea Aug !, brig Florence May tBrj. corboss Yves.
ficrou. Ns. Aug a7-clcarcd. brig swifsurs tBr).
RrcmlnrcSo. 81, Aug 10 Cleared. bark Amity tBr,.
SHANGHAI july aa-In port, bark Asgio Norman tBr),
swsTow July is-In port. bark Juia Brown Nieksr
son. from, Che 90: Bcsrse osses from hnsetsdi
81 -rnonss. Aus as--Arri,.d, steamer bahama tpo.
Corvei New York land sailed for Martinique. barbados
s y: :; brig J'... R'yn. Adams.
s%cua xnr aJ-ssi.d. samuel wslch. KreIi 1issterss
IS iomS Nj SEPT i~sasd steamer sssus tBr,, Clark.
ST sons. SB, Aug ao--Arvcd. .h,p Cyprus tBr. new,
from Drldzctown' brig rrosper's 'N0r'' beru'dscn.
Tssr.d soth. bark Ebana tBr,. Barry. barrow; sehr
Adde L Perkins, Thompson New York mot (" ;cie.
xra AIMED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.

The Ceroner's ofnco was notified yesterday Of tbe
death Of William Bremermau, OF No. 127 Crosby
street, who stabbed the neck the cath uit.,
as alleged, by William Farrell, tin roofer who re.
sides at No. $50 Mulberry street. After tho assault
Farrell arrested on the roof OF his dwelling
ana locked up to await the result OF Bremerman's
Injuries. Deputy coroner MacWhtnnis made
q pest-mor examination of tho body OF the de-
ceased yesterday. He found wound tho left side
OF tho mock about ono quarter inches IN length
which situated about Two ches back OF tho ear.
The ply stefan who had attended the deceased had
plugged the wound with lint rho wound penetrated
inward, backward and slightly downward. DR.. Mac
whinnio was oil opinion that tho cause Of death
duo 70 exhaustion from the stab wound tho neck,
which had penetrated and wounded the spinal cord.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

COMMERCE NEW YoRK-There arrived at the port OF
New foreign during tho month Of august
l22 steamers, 90 ships $50 bsvks. 81 bviss 100
schooncrs.
SATURDAY last Tor cn.r.'on pa. back .hs night
with psehinery disabled and 10 nov diseh,rEing her
cnsri.ss ensA "'' 70 '"'A " ''''A'''
STEAMER sovru old side wheeler. late Of the
s.ea 70 Boss.n rhsi; p. 1 XII. ?: rssssn
ii Webb for GARRISON 4 Alien.
S1EAxER vrSDoLAsA tBr). from BARROW for Montreal,
s s:s' ."s .%. M T..
Montreal sept !.
. 5 ss
.sn' G::s'r e S. FOX on ss
STEAMER q a J. BAkrp twrseker was TO leave Norfolk
Sept for Ponce PR nader contract to the steamer
Tasma nian and cargo
s ad ~ s snu s"S
10 MASTER r."
BAnx nAIs Boston from Buenos Ayrs.. report.
stump Of msinms.. 10 dscE looked
like . large vessel
BARE onnsn.nr. B.ehelder. from Nowpe,t. E.. tor 81
July 20 Ill right. ''''' ''' ''''''N = ''''"
syss s s. as T
Charleston sept win be repaired At the latter pert
sssn s s s s' Ii sss
saved. portion OF the cargo has boon saved In good
isssss sas rom n' h.
bril-, Es- 81 tor port
Kate ( rynn. which cleared 81 New York Aug 30 for
Corfu
Scum II Arrx KRrssy Randall. is ashore at Montauk
scnR RrprccA nuppyIL. OF rhiladepnia, coal isdep
Tor Gloucester Mas ashore Block slssd In fog
night Of sept Was gotten on by wreckes. and pro-
ccsdcd Contract. ~ OBJ.
scpH voLAxr which returned Portland after eod,ng
also '; -.
sebocno is 20 DO oaded with Zee for She
lowered boat and picked one man. m Indian
Who got overheard sending him back aboard tho to
liant, but proceeded without Offering assistance.
Sem Porrxn IioorxR. OF New York. was having her
rigging hfted 1T Nsvoot, RI Sept 2. and will rcd Il In
thorough M anner
srsAHrve fLLA sunk August 10 at Poplar Island,
IN her mschuery giving way which caused her 70
leak In tho stern that In short imc
sub,eaaen,y tho tug towed Annapolis where she
Will DO repaired
ouxpyc sept 5-Bark Bvsneeiinc, from aissgow, lost
bovspr aud received other slight damage by collision with
an iceberg.
SAN FRA.ctsco. sept 2-steam,hip Oceanic from Hong
Kong re- tbs loss OF britt vessels tho ship
Lord the lsles IRON Ausrais to Mana. and the bail
Queen singapore to the saud OF Palos The of
Lord OF Isles have arrived Hong Kong
Manila. The captain aud eight or nine members Of the
81 the Queen we're drowned
SuirprrLptSs IN NAME The bark building By Mastcr
Rus.oi Dscrne Is approaching completion will
he 10 She will register ucnry $50
commanded by Cnpt PeItcngii formerly
Master Iorins nrmontb Is pushing work on III. vcs
and will have her rnca, this fall Capt ornr formerly
~ brig ali Lorinr. u TO COMMAND her.
Wv a. Nash OF Harrington. wall lsnnch the latter
Of September bars Of TjO tons 10 be By
cap,s Otis Cole asd Ambrose Rumbsl altsrnstely.
koaso Nssh. rrington Is bniidng
"a be auncncd ress spriSg Cspt Msrey Crowley " 70
COMMAND bor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Sop. 2-Arrived steamers Atlas (Bri Talbot,
Liverpool; United States Ma,thews. Savannah; Ronan.
Uroweu Ph!iaaeIphia; Carroll, Wright. Halifax echrs
Ira Lnrncr Co'cmsn, Philadcipnis; Ansro'd. Talbot
Ponce. Pr. -
Also arrived brig Texsds (Br,. Bugish 81 Johns Pr
schrs setsgsws Gupti. sat Gays Lena Storer ssaeey
W Allen, chase, Richnosd. Va. + whi.mors. Bosnian
Alex Hnatia: Abbe Bursicy, Isowen veorrctown. DC;
Matte A. Frsnklin. Ne Donsid, FANNIE W Jchnson ou
Cora Mcl atblin. John n lane OK Peak Tsoms
Matte A. Holmes, Barr: Mary Weave. wesvsr' L,sy
May. Fremont; W Bnycs. snow. Eagle. Nnyst; alice
n. Bsssett; Maree. steclnan; Katie q Robinson.
oev. and vi liam Bee Chester. Phiisdc'phi"; Al.
media. smith New York SILVER spray RUSSELL DO Anna
Sheppard, vaesildsr Nellie Paine Esher and Brave,
French; zsnp4, Ssntorn, aud fizsie Carr Deai Fort
Jobascp Scud fthodcs Eisabethpor Viois, hsy, co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
rx-5ovtR>oR n. II. HAronr.

. Mr.. II. y. Hsight, one OF the most prominent law
es u Sat Fsapeiscc, Governor Of the s,ate Of Calf
iornia IRON 1se7 TO 1871, del suddenly yesterday
afternoon. nc hsd returned a few weeks ago
from trip through the Eastern States and seemed
in Il client ncslsh Till Frsdsy, when he had slight
attack OF pain In the side. He vent 70 his Office
tsrdsy morning, as usual but, ioeIing very III, visited
of1ee OF his physician and there died he took
promincn, part In politics III 1857, wner no solic-
red by the democrats 10 run Tor Governor
szsinst George e. Gorbap. though Tho democracy
vas hopeless minority from the outbreak OF the
civil war Mr. Hafghps personal popu ariy carried tho
Stale By 1900 majority. he was man OF great abiL
uy, high personal character and great Influence In
wofd, he was one OF Csforna's grcat men, and lis
death 10 universally dspfored. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
vATION5.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. 2, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED pY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AVID HERALD
wBITEroyE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AVID HERALD
wBITEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer Montana tBr, J,pes, Liverpool Ang a via
issns Gulon sept sos miles p Of sandy 1.ck passed
rcamcr City Of Richmond r. from New fork for Liver
steamer c.renass.: Burrows, H.,.rs Aug 49, with
steamer rrs Queen tBr,. Williams. Nov Orleans Aug
" .ss "a
AN wa. FILLER in WITH X B".% .r.
port.
With mdse aud PASSENGERS :. Clark 4 seamsu
CRY Mseo. Ks%D,0s s.r,pnss August 81
sss.nsr Bsiii%or. Ger De Limo. B.I.imor, Avg
70 srs%en but cam. 10 tbs with oassn
@ e a Sf her as sf a ;Sy ss, SF
L. snss1 "a S Dfssa .sS s s,
wns% Lnss r g :. nns o.s % IN
Bs,s ss.s 'ot Belfast S G's n S.y 70;
S.rs wa;nIns,og G,.g. c.ns'r'. Glasgow ~ days. in
Bar. s.ps,"ssa &, SipS;., sss: Forbes. London.
Bari li.,nisG Blcrn tsot, , ss.ms"'en' Limerick 30
's IN s S:s siSSs% IS days. in bal
last, to Bockmsnn, osrlsin CO.
.I nsrs s ss%.t 10 G'kS ;a S's'i N"
B.f. ,isrhard' Gen, Klsmp' Hamburg 81 days. With
barn LOUISE ysorj x.nsn ste,.in 80 days. With empty
Ban Grace Cam ,oi Yarmouth. Sf. orsnt punsitk
Vi. Delaware sreaswaier AZ days In ballast. toJ whit
Ssas ssrs' nsss;a ss,Ds, h 4; e - =
i a. pissed American bark steering sE. showing Sig
male egNG -.
BAD Tfsst d'Unon to' Port Prineel, BaiIow. Mira
sesns - days. with iogwood IN n Murray, Jr.
Bsss aide. Norris, Kecne, Matanras f6 days with
ssr4t Noses TAyrr Coz vessel TO Yates Portsrhsd
Brig j. staples, St"vers Seville ~ days, With mdse 10
Ca.sr Bsrne..
mis- osi Krrrc tNor. Jansen. ougnc ~ days IN bal,
last o. a. iobas 4 60.
rr,s Dions shorehrnl. ureIl Bridsewaer ~ days
With brieEsto q Bal ey
Brir San Frisco taD ca6ero. Bordeaux 30 days. with
npdse 70 Benhsm 4 boyesen
gr,r Daniel Trowbrfdge (of New Haven't, Roger. ~
Piers Mart ~ days with sugar 20 u TrowbHfr~ Go.
Aug 20 lat H. Ion &C. rposs brig ssrsa FROM Bahia Tor
Nsw Yorh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
JOHN HEMMER.

On board tho Inman steamer City Of Chester. which
10 this port from Liverpool on saturday
Ing, vas tho body Of Mr. John Rsmmer. sencrsl ao-
countant Of the Pullman Palace Car Company In
Chicago During tue voyage he contracted a severe
cold, which eliminated in hemorrhagc OF TIE lungs,
ana be died on Saturday morning few hours before
fire Island Lighthouse was signted. The BODY Was
placed last evening on the Pacinc express train for
chicago, where the family OF the deceased gentleman
reside. Mr.. Remmcr was nearly sixty years OF axe
aud had allied several positions of trust In the Pull
man Car Company since its establishments Few
railroad men In the TRY were more widely known
and his sudden domiso Is regretted by nil who en-.
loyed hts acquaintanco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03

Brig Rabboni tof Bsnger. coombs. csrasnss II dag,
H g IS S. '
.s as,:s s,: s.sss t . II
cocoa as ana nuts
sear pssio Anne. ,or Reex.nd,, Amos. c.rdsn.s is
days with and m:ls.s:s 70 order vs.s, 20 snS.
from wv lost forssail JS ariasS Eau.opsails
sshr Five Sisters GOT Bcsson, hnssnins. s mn,asa
90 days With Lumber DeeIsr Rspp; vessel Par
go a.s%e;:: a.; With ''"
s sST TAsff Rn,,s os.1s Ess%snd Va
sehr Eva. Kiby, Virginia.
ss sSr NC ce.: asis ~,' 5uss.n. Virginia.
s sssr Henry 1'i Sa:h si sssn. S''sn .
sesr fh isg R1s ,ss v crasass yruu
s ssr Ia .asy ..a. ssp.r
Sci. s.. sssss:;; ysNs r.
s sssr y Tihs.. :. Maay 81: srsisia.
senr c.tts B SSs."p Darby. svisri.,&
s Sch. ! = S.gp s:yli.: Vi;.s,: Z,
Schr Il Weod, Curtis virsiniA
seSr Carrie Carrie ls%ss 6s.nnsr. Ge.rrsso~u DO
Sch. Anna co ,Il, .rde,.,,s srln%.rs
drews; vessel 70 master
Is. f Ysssa .s1; s s::,; n:
Bessie Br from L:ndon which were anchored below for
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Bills New Bedford for Nov
Ysss With md,o ;Ca e s. W. a.
sehr 9 Baird tB, sssrksy. st John hs. Vi. Prov'-
schr MaIsbsr. Bird. Bangor for Now York
ss q. Nv NJ Nc" York
o rI.ss: F ts:, f;
s ss f s
schr .NestIe Cushing, Robinson, vinalhsven for Nov
sehr Bag state. Bs..se. yia.lh.ven for New York
Sesr tScks Srnes rsoyiden re, t.r Wv rosk
sehr Flight; wesss Providsnee fpr New York.
fchf sarah Jane Quincy. Quincy Irovcencs Tor new
tDs 81, z! sSs
BOUND EAST.
Steamer BOLIVAR d.sr. New York New London
sehr WIN McIoon, Rogers, New York for Bangor
ssr Frank cos.ss: N.w YORK sor DsnSiro
schr Charles snnoks"n. lizard, Now York Tor Prov.
ssSr Maud webster. P.ns!.on, I,oeessn for go..en.
Sem for F FL
sep S 70 sS;'on
Rsssl. 'rsss %
seHr Maresnu. Thornaits. Port johnson for salem
SEM Norris. Pors Tor fsov
sehT Iyr., Martin io.s Johnson 70, rrey.asnee.
schr Adelaide, Hurst, Ambcy for sag Havbor.
Schr James Bmyles, Dickinson, Philsdsphis forBos
ton -. :, 49,, .
sehr Van Dusen. Van Du'sn, Phiadelphs for erovt-
dcpce.
nj EsST A"'. ''t''e''s Quincy rA'd'''s'. for Bristol
sehr Bentley. Lewis Philadelphia for AuyuA Point.
schr LA Van Bruns, bsyles. Phia<siphts TOR Alyn's
Point. 49, .
sehr Maggie Cummings, Smith. Phiiadslpha for sctu.
Schr BilIow Norris. Philadelphia for Norwich.
Schr henry Finch Burrcl Alexsndrta for New Haven.
Schr sidney Dorlon, Smith Virginia fer New Bedford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
ABRAHAM LKG0ErT.

The nsgs on the Produce Exchange were at hall
mast yesterday on account Of the death Of Abraham
Lesgstt Of the late Arm OF Abraham Leggets's Sons
the deceased, who was one OF the founders Of the
Produce Exchange, was born in wsstcbsstsr County,
between Tarrytowh and sing Sing. In 1904 When
twsnty-one years Of age no came TO this city, and
started In the grocery business With Issue Lesget
opened the wholesale house at No. 205 Front street,
under me firm name OF Abraham Lsggett's Sons.
He took an active part in the business until 1870
wien heretirsd. Shortly after he received stroke
OF paralysis, and was gradually sinking until hrs
death which occurred SUNDAY evening, at his resi
dcnec No. 2I7 Adeiphi street. Brooklyn. Mr..
Leggeu leaves fourson and Two dauahters. Two OF
tbs sons follow the grocery business Tho funeral
viii taks place zen A. N. on Wednesday, from
b is late residences
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived 1T Provfncetown sept brig small Curran
With bills sp kepors Aug 10. schr Gage Phillps
of Provinceto with RS bbls sp. Also Aug
schr Clara L sparks sparks. Proyinoeso~T TO- hbls
fncctown dated g. lat 80 Ion so 80 her with
bbls sp oil board and also r. ports brig Adams
West Now Bedford in company, having tskenone large
VIII since leaving Bermuda.
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JUMPED INTO THE RIVER.

Thomas Mcconnell, Iabcrsr. commniss suicide
yesterday BY Jumping into the from the loot OF
west Ffu~enth street. Tits body recovcred and
removed 10 hs residences, 10 Fiisy.snh ssssst scar
kieyeoth Avenue
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DEACON su.Y.

Deacon shay. Tor many years station agent at Wat.
rms, " y, and pronipent temperance worker, died
a. The North Hector camp meeting, on Seneca Lake.
yenercxy, Of hcrrt disease His last WORDS wcre:-
Tel fbsrn fougnt whisksy SUI death"
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COLONEL rurLrR p. ANDERSON.

Tho death OF Colonel Butler p. Anderson, at New
Orleans, of yellow lever, was announced by the
telegraph last night He was . man OF great en-
ssry and courage, aud was known throughout tho
entire South 90 tne president OF the Howard Asso-
cta iosg that cent ia heroic IN missionaries TO all
places where human Iivcs were 10 be saved. lie
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.


PHILADELPHIA Sept 2on Friasy at Chester. Pa slsrge
buoy floating tho river. II stood about
20 feet Of the water and scanned to have very aht
weight attached IT, on Ecdystsns boat put line
4 and tried 10 take Il ashore out could not ss stack
sailors may think the of navigation has been
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EAsTERN AGENTS
OFFICIAL bR1wfS9 OF TIL; KExrUoKx STATE
Lottery, Glass g. DRAWN At coViN'r'S'
j. = ~ a - SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON. Managers
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MLJon GESxnAE HzxEv BgnrRAM.
Hesry Bortrsm, late majsr ressrsi Of toe United
States volunteers, died at Jnnssn. WIS.,, yesterday.