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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26
PEgasssS AL.

DR.. Warren Stone returned yesterday froHp
Port Eads, looking as fine as ever aftnr his
arduous work and splendid fight against tire
yellow fever there. He reports only GwU
cases, which are left In the hands If the raai~
dent physician. These patieuts were doing
well, and yellow fever at Port Efttt5 uI&Y be.
considered now as q thing OF tDe past. Wes
congratulate the Doctor upon his success at
Port Eads, and particularly concerning hie,
good fortune in finding IN good health on MS.
return his children, who had beer taken Gum
with the yellow fever during tis a}ss6nce. aud
who, under the able care Of I}r. fA5e7.iv ara
now doing as well as could ~ tIe5frgz
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26
The Russian Advance Into Central Asia


The Russians have resumed their march in
aCentral Asia. On June %, when 1t was evil
Rient that the Berlin congress would have g
heaceful issue, Gen Kaufman and his stall
fbff IashkeuIt uni ioi1td tthho eerEes,
ASf the three expeditionary columns that had
#slrsady received marching orders. The
aroyince to be invaded is Balkh, the ancient
Msaetria. which was conquered in the seven
Aeenth century by the Great Moguls, In the
Eighteenth by the Afghans, and in 1925 by the
Hsokharans The rights, however, OF the
#Emir OF Bokhara over Bal1h were never ac:-
Nhowledged by the Afghans, and probably at
ssnis moment the country Is held neither by
,okharian nor by Afghan troops.
81 a,The territory Of Balkh measures 250 miles
length by 100 in breadth. With the ONus
S#l the north, Balkh is bounded by the Hin
AgE1o- GOSH on the SOUTH and abandoning the
ne of the Oxus as restricting them unduly,
M 4 Russians are now, to all appearances
n ,Dlt to assert that the Hindoo-koosh forms
IA q natural limit to their Central Asian pos
ssfons. The explanation which the Moscow
fssgtte gives is straightforward: THE. time
I'M come" it says, "for us to increase the In.
81enee we exercise on all the populations OF
A#Nntral Asia. and this will be all the easier fol
A irlasmuch as the Sovereign OF Afghanistan1
mot with our adversaries. The development
influence on the borders Of the terri.
~ ruled over by the Empress of India would
M the natural response to the seizure ol Cy'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

ES1w YORK, Aug. 25.-This morning about
8k,' dock, when the Boston steamer City Of
vaence arrived at her pier, No 40 North
st, Conn, last night, and when he bought
sticket gave his name as Burrows, was
sS Ill by one Of the walters dead in his BERTH
Ga8 Cd his throat cut. The deceased, who had
Sldeubtedly committed suicide, was 45 years
,f are. five feet seven inches In height, has:
NroVn hair and smooth face, and was dressed
- ! black coat linen duster, white linen
/ shirt and dark pants and scarlet mixed vest
In lisl possession was found $27 in money
q silver watch, plain gold ring q package
OF Russia acid, and pocket knife, with whlct
he committed the deed. The coroner has
taken charge OF the case and will probably
hoIdan inquest tomorrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26
MARINE NEWS.

PtRT EADs, Aug. 25, 6 p. m.-Wind north
east light Weather cloudy
Arrived: American steamship knicker-
booker, at this morning, Kembe master,
from New York, to A. Moulton.
gDryien master, q days from Gibraltar, in
balllst, to Gerdes d Engstfeld.
Steamship Charles W. Lord, at p. M, Col
ton master 211a days from Havana, with gen.
seraI cargo, to e. A. Yorke Il Co.
Sailed: Steamship Abdiel.
!. SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug %, p. m.--Barom-
|eter2940. Wind southeast light Weather
shazY and warm.
II M arrivals or departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

pr,1s and the greater part Of Asiatic Turkey
by the English. There are in Asia two polin-
cal forces advancing one against the other,
and destined fatally to meet. England desires
to become the Immediate neighbor OF Kussla
in Asia Minor. II Is quite simple that Russia,
in her her turn, should desire to approach the
English frontiers Of India" This new expe-
ditfon Is certainly very significant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

Shooting rife-baIs at glass spheres filled
with feathers is all very well in its way, but
like everything else it is likely to be carried
too far. The utmost limit is reached when
Bogardus in Belts Life, makes the startling
announcement that he would shoot any ten
men for G1000. It is a pity that the offer is
not made on this side of the Atlantic. With
Kearney come East and Schwab keeping beer
on ice against his arrival in New York, there
would be a good chance Of the money being
put up.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

-Four masked men were captured while
ransacking q house in the country, d few
nights ago. They became very indignant
when accused Of burglary, and explained that
they were only Kearney men, and were fol-
lowing Dennis advice-making an equal di-
vision Of 'bloated bondhoder's" property
The explanation was very ingenious, but it
avaiIed them not
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26
FRANCE


PAR1s, Aug. 25.-Anheusers (Amerlcan)
beer has been awarded the grand gold medal
over all competition, European and Ameri-
can.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

The Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, by
its judicious reduction OF rates. will maintain
its famous reputation as q model first class
house. alive TO the demands of the time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

They tell about tie weather being so hot in
July that it hatched eggs in cases on the rail-
road. That won't wash. We might have be-
lieved that the eggs were baked In the cars,
but no railroad egg was ever sound enough to
hatCh-IL Lowell Courier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

In the near future the bore, instead Of car
rying an autograph album, will have a phono-
graph concealed upon his person. which he
will produce at the unhappy moment andre
quest his victim to shoot q few words into ii
to remember him by.--IOil City Derrick. ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26
The exhibition Building To Be Pf
served

PARIS, Aug. 25-Paris has pretty well de-
cided that the exhibition building shall be
preserved after the close Of the exhibition.
There has been good deal Of discussion on
this subject among the government and mtl-
uicipal funCtionnries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

Chow greedy you are" said one little gir
to another, who had taken the best apple iL
the dish; Il WAS going to take that"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26
Destroying Squirrels

The squirrels have become SO destructive in
parts Of California that organized efforts to
get rid of them have been made. 4 Mr.. Ben
ton makes their destruction Il speciality, ira
Yelling from place to place for the purpose,
have discovered n compound, the poisonous
part Of which is prussic acid, by which he can
extermnate the pests. TO the poison is added
an ingredient singularly attractive to squir-
dents lie prepares ares wheat Wheat with this Sy Compound
scatters it about, the animals coming forth
almost Immediately, partake with avidity,
and die in IL few seconds. Mr.. Benton has
been operating in Santa Barbara county lately
The Los Angeles Herold says that at ''the
rancho of Mr.. r. r. Buell. he killed 13,470-74OC
In one day. at Mr.. J. s. Bells 10000; at the
Sturgis Brothers 1000; at S. 2. Stoves GO00
and at W. w. Hollister's 2700'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-26

The pigeon Of NJ Gaspard Heutz Of Aix-la-
ChapelIe, which won the great match from
Rome, for which over two thousand birds
were tossed up, upon its return from Brus-
sels to which city it had been sent to be identi-
fed beyond dispute, received o reception that
was perfectly royal. The whole town was
afoot and met the distinguished conquerer at
the railroad station. Two police officers in
full uniform headed the triumphal procession
then came q rank Of drummers and another
of ffers; then the Pigeon-FlyiDg Society
then a band Of music escorting q transpar-
ency presented by the colombophiles Of Brus-
sells; then q torch-light procession, and at
last, in an open barouche, four gentlemen, one
of whom bore on his knee O. cage of carved
wood In which, calm and proud, was the win
ner-a superb gray bird
The sheriff Of Elizabeth City, Va. explains
how it came about that white girl was pub
licly whipped in his county. He states that
she was convicted Of stealing pair Of shoes
and q pair of stockings, and was given the
option Of thirty DAYS in jail or fifteen stripes
emphasis being placed on the former punish
ment. But the girl AMI her mother, too, in
sisted upon having the whipping and an i'm
mediate release, and the constable n cOlored
man, executed the sentence. The prisoners
clothing, however, was not removed, and the
constable did not exert himself and the only
spectator was the sheriff himself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, May i7-sailcd, schrs Jesse Leach,
New YORK. American Team, Providence; Matte A FrauK.
Passed down schr ocesnus from Georgetown Tor -
BOSTON. May TIC cared Lnrk feeo Utah. fc,fn,
Sowen, Point pi.re; Martini Mnrss, Kenncbec, 30
load tor Baltimore. r . :. ,,,,,.,,
Cleared steamers nohemisn (Br, Grnndy, Liverpool;
Palestine tBr). Whtcwsy, do; 90 Appgi. Lorcnnd.
Ha'imcrs sS,%"s srss ar.rd S,rens ne" Gore"
India tNor), kdahl, Queenstown or Falmouth brig An
me- af or" Sns.sn Ss is nS Mhes
New yorx Sarah u Jones Phinney. 10.
sailed--stcnmcrs Marathon. ksttlesnake; bnrss Asc.
rsan, l. A Burnhnnd; orig Morsncy
Sailed from tbs ltonds-BarK Pepita 49,.
BtLTIMOsE. May 17-Arrived, bark Peerless, Ricketts,
vssrrd--Schr Annie Willard Henderson, Portsmouth.
lsth-Arrived. steamers Pedro tsp', Mnj'c.. Havana
navrc; BARK Glen Alton tBr), Davidson, Havana
Also arrived, steamer sarngosst. Hooper. savsnnah
barks Heinrich Bisrn tNor. snenscn. - Michael For
moss (ir) q Ncii Bardcaux schrs theresa Wof Chsm-
pion, Bowdonham; I'll lrafton, Hoyt. do: Leaning,
F,ambes. Bo.ton; Royal Arch, Crowcl Gardiner; y u
withcrcil, Garfield. Boston.
Cleared Steamer Experiment. Pierce. Newbern; ship
n,es, Belfast: fro,cis iaD Mase rondonderry .ears
West Dennis. Crowcll, Gardiner; Daniel Cnord coou
q lewis bass.r do: Donna Anna Williams. Portsmouth:
Jessie Elizabeth, Weaver. New Haven 49,,
Also Amar,i1s arDr scsd.asarr
Clark New York; bark Giano Aus) Soppa Queenstown;
schr Norsn Carolinn Kills hintneIs o,ev F.vs K,...
vica Aus Baker lBr). Anna kch tbr) schrs south
BaN,;oH NAV it,-Arriyed schr Apnev Taylor. Dodge.
Cleared schr Ruth Thomas, Kimbali, Chsri.sto
to load for Fhadeiphia; Annie 9asl from coal port,
sailed -schs Daniel Freucn, Childs, New YORK: bcni
Terry Cranmer. do Lucy Graham sm''h. r'""oe'po'a'
sailed from Horse Island srbor. ie,b schr Sarah cu
CiiAKLEsToS, MAY is-Arrived, steamer George W
Clyde CrowslL New York; brig Bover OBJ. " Thomss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
BURIED In A STARCH BOX.

On Hobokcn avenue, Jersey City, isa row OF neat
frame houses, in one OF which lives Potter Wcgen I'D
his WIFE, On March 10 last a neighbours child hap
pened in Mrs Wegcn's and discovers that the
Wegen family had been augmented by the arrival OF
a oiminutive Wcgen. few days later one OF tho
ncighbors sked about the health OF Mrs wcgcn and
hor offspring and astoundcd to hear Mrs. wcgen
say enc did not nave any child. The little
QUO who had seen IL was questioned aud
was positive that she was not mistaken
Tho police authorities werc communicated with
and Detective Higer was detailed 10 work up the
case. few nights since tho detective walked
TO tbs garden plot wnich adorns the front
of the house ~ the Wcgens The moon was
SHINING brightly ana the officer made
OF tho garden plot lilo found a slight mound aud
was instantly convinced that u there the miss
Ing one rested. ON Friday night the detective ac-
compancd by County Physician Converse and Coroner
Roman, went to Wegen's nous, ani, with spade, be-
gan digging al the mound. few feet below the
lace box was found. IL was soon exnumed and
proved TO be an ordinary starch box. the box
opened and was i0und TO contain the rcmaips of tho
missing infant Wcgen was aroused from his slum-
bcrs and placed under arrest When brought before
Captain Werner at tho Third precinct station house
Wegen admitted burying The babe. He said II was
stubborn, and he beng poor was told by his wc's
attending physician to bury II IN tho yard. Tho
Will be Investigated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
POISONED BY "POKE.p

THE QUIET VILLAGE OF EAST IRvINGToN
STARTLED FROM ITS woNTEp CALM.
On tho outskirts OF tho picturesque village Of Irving
ton there lives man named Terence McCaul, who,
with hts vile and six children inhabits mont and
solid stone house situated In a. small garden. The
aspect Of the dwelling Is comfortable and bespcaks
in tho occupants oarefulness and sobricty quito in
contrast with of the neighboring houses
which, like the village itself, straeglin: and I'M
kempt looking. The McCaui family lived peace.
ably and comfortably among tho COLONY until
Sunday last, when mishap occurred whsh well nigh
brought the whole family 10 tho brink OF the grave.
II appears that on tho previous day Mrs. McCaul
whc convers:ng with Of her neighbors expressed
o wish to indulge in dish OF hcrsc radish. u luxury
she had not enjoyed for time. 1t happened that
this neiehbor had moro horse radish than he
needed. and INN ediacy offered II Mrs McCaul would
despatch OF her children TO his garden to send her
Of the desired relish. In accordance with this
offer Of The children girl OF some years of
age, scnt in search Of the horse radsb, Of which
she brought back sufficient supply or, at least,
brought back something SO lke horse radsh that IL
accepted and used as such.
THE FAMILY POISONED
On Sunday at dinner tme the whole family partook
OF this dish and shortly after all seven we're taken
violently ILL., They all exhibited the same symptoms
and mere was no room to doubt that they were suffer-
ing from the effects OF poison The two resident ply
siclans were Immediately called IN anu vigorous anti
doies administered An cxamination.of the supposed
horse radsh revealed the fact that by some mistake
the child haa brought home a quantity OF
poisonous root known TO the country
people by tho nnme OF poke, and
which SO closely resembles the horse radsh 10 be
easily mistaken Tor IT, The neghbor, whose well in
tentioned offer was the cause Of the accident was
gagged when the child came to the garden, and told
her to gather the radishes herself, and tho -girl
coming On the poisonous poke, carried Il
home In mistake. When the HERALD reporter
called ut the house OF the stricken family yesterday
he found both the husband and vile stiil confined 10
thor beds, though on lair way to complete recovery.
The husband Is, however rather low and seems be
cntp nf atnnn vipy HAnh
TACT that he ate more OF tic POISONOUS stun than
other members OF his family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER DORIS Davis. from Now York for Carthagena
gns sa into S9x IL ssg s sGna0n
her guaras and impaired her hull.
RStH ogrs h, ses Nat
where she will run during the summer
Sur Joms BAnnouR OBJ. 9a4 tons. bu at Carlton. NIB.
Ia 1898. in this port been sold for local
at a private price.
sir D,Tnor. blanchard before reported repairing at
Cnliao had been in collision with italian sh or Pisco.
she eompcted repairs and sailed from caao April IL Tor
Huanios. TO load guano
BARK NELLIE Gursr tBr), Messenger. from New York
or HARE was spotsn May ~ lat = 81 lon % 49, csy
sandy Hook white leaving Gas before reporcd), which
perhaps caused the leak
Bank IIEnrnA tyor), which went ashore last wcek at
shippcgan came OIL on the s,h inst having sustained little
damsse a. she masng no water This was stated 70
only had one cargo prior to that vorsgc.
BAgs Evs tsr,. wa. in collision on Monday last with
mast. eowsprt heairails ana head gear carried
iorccastlc deck raised the main stem broken
Ian: yard aud mantopvaant mast carried away. and all
thereto all the iron attached to bboom broken; all
other injury to various portions oftnc vessel
BAas rnssro d.T DonIsy !5s% Belfast, in making s
Ing Thick missed In Of wearing grounded
bar On Wednesday nsns tho leo came S dos
lower part Of her ruddc at tho water line She came of
exact condition cannot known until she has
veyod
leaking badly.
sGh oshfs, Mmrcn, OF ana from ~ ~, nm "p. ~ 70.
fonndand. Tho saved themselves In the boat and
landed the island The cargo and part OF vessel was
owned by ID stuart, OF Ellsworth.
ScnR SRA PIGEON smith, from Boston, fouIcd in Lubcc
Narrows with schr Annie Gus, Sawyer OF Calais last
Thursday The latter had waist cut down was leaking
badly and owed 20 Calais by tug Tho Sea Pigeon
sustained damages her freight also was partially
damaged.
Scum ELLA NJ PKSSRLL. that was wrecked on West
Quodoy Head two has been broken up ~ the
parties who boug ht The cargo of plaster Still on
the shore.
ov,npuy-gome fear, are entertained respecting the
thas Shcarer consort to tho Thos Hunt sealcr
which saicd from stonnston for tho south seas Jm,,
1877. she due at stonineton April 70 Inc iun'
spoke her prior nor departure for hone ana sire was
then all right. IL frozen in she has provisions enough
ALuAx, Ms May IsThe sealing fleet have all returned
with good fares. 80 80. =
Bark Magnolia tBr), before reported ashore nsas shse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19

Hurst: Nay mile: Iis Heck Gs''ss Ma
H1n and H an Aaenar ns steamer eSasd do
Steamer Laurestina Gao. iid, Shields 20 days with
steamer Haraa DAM. Bonde Rio Janeiro March 80.
bahia April ana Bermuda May IL with eonee 70 ruhcn
Steamer Gen Barnes chss.maa MAY MAY 4 s6
AN - miles Of Ab.scqm passed brig showing rcd nag
ga pss: '''
day.: ;s..s!a s; ,ssna. a. 81
50 Days wsh ms To- srey
p q 40 rh 40 Vas sn 80 asy' aa Strong
big Baear smith, San Andreas 90 days, with
sehr Dora French French Msn.apls 20 days with
schr Harriet Brewster tof Brookhaven). Sanford. MIX
cssr s'sA sns
ENh gale in which carried away aad s o9m
sehr Eta josie Bunker Mat.nsas via Delaware Bre.k
water days with sasar g Il emsy vessel e Joan
IN SGns lost S nS With
everything attached, s, u,h .rc.r
to arnnsii Hin,sra 4 CO. vessel ovenon 4 H.wEins
scLr John Kirkland. R,cnardrson Virginia.
ssSr Wells Ga:e PhsasisI.a for 8; sag II.,sS,
schr Samuel Warren, Hess Morris River.
D~ Banks sirian tBrl from Lynn. and Gyda Nor)
from London wsich anchored in the lower bay came
PASSED THROUGH He'll GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
S,eamer Chesapeake Mangum, Portland for New York.
with mGse and passengers 10 } Y Amcs .
steamer Amos q Barstow Kenny. Providence for New
York.
schr samuel 4 crocker. Thrasner. Taunton for New
York.
sehr Sarah Thomas, A,noa rIovaenee for Nsy 9srk
Schr Uarnelia. Crane, Providsnco tor New Yorx.
'Scr Mary Frances. Mott. Providence Tor New " rk.
Sschr j l. Hess. Hawkins Providence for New YORK.
Schr LAS, McNsmce. greenwich. CT. tor New York.
Scr Lucy Blossom, Crosby, Northport, LII, Tor New
York.
schr Pell $ vousht. Haliock. Huntington. for New
York. 49,
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Nee York for Boston.
Steamer Bolivar, Geer Now York Tor Now London and
Norwich
Bark Laurena, Nichols. New YORK Tor Portland, Me-
Brig Anne = sturcr, Adams, New York for Lisbon.
Brig Eliza Stevens Kich. New York for Port Caledonia
ssnr DAVID u Tolk. Sawyer, New York for Gibraltar
Schr Vesta (Sr). Palmer, New York for 81 John Nh
schr James Ford, Fischer New York for Portland. Me-
Schr Phil Sheridan Lindsey New. York for Providence
Schr Veranda, Pond. New York for Providence.
Schr Belle II Hull. Brush, Annoy Tor Providence.
Schr Ann Lipple Brown, AmbOy tor New Bedford.
schr J Lamprey Hayden Philadelphia for New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
CLEARED.

Steamer city cf Richmond tBr' Lssch. Liverpool via
steamer Bengal 3r. uatton, Lcndon-H anderson Bros
steamer Neckar tGer). wlesrod Bremen via ,outnamp
steamer Grande. Bolgsr, Galveston via Key west-c
steamer New York. Quick. New orlcans-Bogert Nor
Steamer Knickerbocker. Kembo. New oreans--Clark
Steamer City Of Macon, Nickerson, ssvannaA-Georgs
steamer City of Atlanta, woodruff. Charieston-J W
Steamer Bsnefactor. jones' Wilmington. NC-wm r
Steamer Q knight. Chichester. Georgetown. DC. via
Alexandra va Koomc IL I'm. so,eo,s c,, po,..
and Richmond Old dominion Steamship Co.
steaser Mayaower. Dawson. Philadeiphis-James
ssis nsr
Ship kaispe tSop. Larson: LGnaons-now Burgess.
Ship Gustav Oscar DER. Hartmann, Brcmen-Her-
Ship james (Ger,. wilhelmscn. Il amburg-Hermann
ship Privateer tBr). Cox. Bordeaux-James W EIwen
d Co.
Snip II Gregory. Turner San Frnncisco-sutton Co.
BARK Mary Gibson Curry London snow Burgess
BARK Lord Knnard tBr,. Black. London--J Tucker
Bark Gustavo utaD. Cahero. Gloucester E-Funch Edge
Bark Alma lSoo woxholt. Cork Falmouth for
bark orto utaj. schionino. Cork for orden-Attilio
Bark Belgium (Br). Armstrong. Cork for orders-J
Bark Concordia tNor,, job annesen. Aarhuus-Funch,
Bark Transit tBr), Owen, Rotserdam-J Parker 4
Co.
Rark Belvidero (Br), Doyle, Rostordam-snow 4 Dur
CESS
Bark Norman (Br). Allen, Antwerp J + Whitney 4 Co
Bark Gina (Nor). Anderson, Antworp-C Tobias Il Co.
Bark w 4 Heard (lsr), Robbins. Dnnkirk-Janes W
Elweii Il Co.
BARK Ore.e Gtap Mcgns. Gibraltar. Malta and Cagar
for orders-Funch, Edge Go.
Brig santinx Ansado qtaD. Pellerano. Cork, Falmouth
plymouth for orders Dassorf Straehle d Co.
Brig Eliza Stevens, Rich. Port caledouia-Mnler 4
Houghton.
Brig eliza Morton. LELAND. Cherbourx-Miller 4
Houghton.
Brig .ovigiano GtaD, De Gennaro. oporso-Lauro.
schr Loaisa Price tIayt. Wilson. Port su-Prince-
Murray, Jr.
schr ] ames II Gordon, Champion, Cardenas-J II Win
chester Co.
schr burnett Jones, C-ttonden. Tarpcn By-B J Wen
berg Il Co.
schr Reindeer. Howard, Harbor Isand-B Weinberg 4
Co.
sehr Chas Warren. smith, Nassau NP-B Weinberg
& Co.
schr II wotherspoon tBr, Pettis. Windsor, Ns-P
Nevius Son.
scbr ,csta ,Br). Palmer. Rockland, Mp Nevius 4
Son.
schr Addo @ Bryant. Stubs. Bangor. Nell W Loud
Co.
schr Mary Brewer. Taman. Portland. Mc-navilaud d
Prcssey.
schr New Baker. Fall Rver-Borden Lowell.
Sloop Saugatuck, Jewell. Observation-Disclosures h Bro.