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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-08-22

AN Indiana man stopped his paper be-
cause it had not contained circus sd-
vertlsement for three years.
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IT is announced that ladies will be sd-
mitted to the International Geological
Congress, to be held in Paris on the Goth
of August.
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"WHIsKEY is your greatest enemy"
said minister to Deacon Jones. But, -
said Jones, don't the Bible say, Mr..
Preacher, that we are to love our enc
mics" "Oh, yes, Deacon Jones; but it
don't say we are to swallow them
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For the best Photographs and the lowest prices 70
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washington, Alameda Co., Cal.
'ruE TuIRTEENTM nEM1-ANNrAL
i TERM OF this Institution will commence on
Thuraaay, August. 1873.

For fidelity AMI ability In teachers. Tor purposes Of
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For a,ai ogues and further information. address
:. s. HARMON. Principal
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REVOLVERS. GUNS, &C.,
BENICIA SCHOOLS,

ST. MARY OF THE PACIFIC eoaens July soth.
THE COLLEGE OF ST. AuGUsTfSE-I.eo
August lst, y, m,-ls's.
BIsnoP wisGFIELp. Rector
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The New York herald., 1878-10-21
BURGLARS CONVICTED.

PURCELL, LADuE AND BURNS FOUND GUILTY
OF THE YAIRvIEw IN. ~ CRIME.
The jury In tho case OF Patrick Purcell, Nelson La
due and Edward Burns, tho men tried last woek IN
the Court Of General Sessions. Jersey CITY, Tor the
masked burglary At the house Of simeon $. EnRci Ia
Fairvisw, N. j., ON August rs last, camo into court
yesterday, after an absence OF twenty hours, and
rendered vsrdics Of guilty as charged. Constablcs
Donovan, Foley ana stanton had remained at tho
court all night with the jury, and whom they
announced that they had agreed messenger
was despatched for Clerk Fisher, who speedily ar
rived The prisoners brought from the county
Jail to the court room and wero present when the
Jury rendered verdict They appeared TO be greatly
affected by the result and sttcr tho discharge oil the
jury removed nj once to the jail
Tho men were tried on only one iDdictment-tnat
Of breaking, entering and robbiny the house Of Simeon
i. Engo that another Indictment for breaking and
entering the house OF Andrew ). Eneel still remains
10 bo lod In the former indictment there were tour
counts-for breaking aud entering by night; Tor
breaking and entering by day; Tor entering. and for
grand larceny. They can be senIenccd 10 ten years
the hrst three counts and Ten years on the last
cution the prisoners said Yesterday that he would
not for Their sentence Dofore Friday next Tho
Indictment against thsm for breaking and tcring
tho house OF ME- Andrew Enge would not DO tried, he
said unless the prisoners alter serving their sentence
should attempt 10 continue tboir nosrious Vocation
The verdict was generally approved throughout Hud-
sou county.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

line PROSPECTS FOR TaE YALL MEETING
RACES AND THE COURSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.l
MARYLAxD JOCKEY CLUB
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20. 1873.
Moro than hundred horses at PimIico TO assist
In making tho coming meeting At that place one
OF the most Interesting and enjoyable gatherings that
was ever On by the Maryland Jockey Club During
this morning thore people enough the ground
looking at tho taking their satisfy the
management that tho coming meeting was to be .
great succesa
Tho horses that appeared tho track durng the
morning seemed all In the nnost possible diton
and wore eager TO The estern stables are ali
10 good condition except tho great crack, tue ono
that was booked 20 boa. the Duke. Lsvelsr, ana hs
has been rendered useless at the iast moment by
throwing out n euro. From aii accounts his friends
here have trying him 70 such extent that,
last from being sure tnat they could beat the Dugo
hal neir colt csnpst beat anything and snat will
not start.
The bookmakers are again ahesd. The Dixie and
ridge Stakes wall 20 shs Westbrook stables
boy yond u doubt rho other races will be good, how.
ever as there candidates for fa me that
will hkely gaiu II. 1ne looking thrce-y ear oid,
called Captain Neptune. by Brown Dick dam Eloctra
by JACK Malone, showed favorabiv the trnek, ana
galIopcd Two mies In such style as stamped hin .
race morse OF quaity. He Is intended Tor tho Two.
mite heats aud probably for the fourmc heats on the
last day.
Tho report about the course Is that there 10 not
stck horse al Pimiieo, und that In every racs the
Aeids will be IuiL Tue rain vi Friday mas laid the
dust and made tue track ja,' 10 ,ne rsnt sond'.on
by every body who Is Interested In racing anairs
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
SUBURBAI NOTES.

John Haughey, prosperous grocer at tho corner OF
Congress street aud New York avenue Hobcken,
wniie in oxicsted tell down s,ons collar MonI
street In that city yesterday morning, and was dan-
gorousIy injured.
Durlug quarrol In = saloon known a. sJoscph's
Home,r IN Eighth street, Brooklyn, on Saturday
night William DAVIS, ot NO. w douglas street,
stabbed John Paut ot No. leo Thirteenth street, with
q penknifc. He was arrested.
M. L. e. Bowers, thirty-si years old, . seaman,
conncctod wth Que OF the harbor light stations,
MN win stealing $&51 iruu Charles FericheL He
will be arragned to-day before Judge Walsh, IN Brook
lyn.
BcpJsmin Malioy. builder, twenty-nine years Of
age hyug in Oiver street this city, was arrested
saturday night last tor striking Thomas MINIS,
liquor dealer, oi NJ. 20S Fulton street, Brooklyn,
the head win bottle and iunicting severe Injuries
he ts held 10 answer.
White gunning In tha Sussex woois N. j., a tow
days ago, William Cootcs OF No b4 state street, New
ARK, accidentally Killed himself. lilo was using his
charge passed up through tho mans throat aud out
by the temple He lived thrsc days alter the accdeu
Cornelius Buckley died In tho Charity Hospital,
Jersey City, last uight, from injuries received
Thursday night by ohsr ialing Or bolng thrown out
OF tho winuow OF his late residence, NO. 23U lost
rhirteenth street, jersey city Tho general impress.
Sion Is that Buckley walked out whiie asleep
A iunatIc numeI Philetus Jayne, commonly known
as .B ulalo Bl' about Two weeks ago escaped from
tho suffolk County (Iong Islanu) AImshouse ~ Ysp.
hank. Although his legs were lettcred ho contf
ho procured means to Irec his legs Az West Hills ne
was capturcd aud taken back 20 Yaphauk. On Friday
word was received that Jay had again escaped and
he has not yot bocn retakcp.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
STORMS AT SEA.

ROUGH PASSAGE OF THE WHITE sTAn STEAMER
CELTrc--No DAMAGE TO LIFE on PROPERTY.
Tho steamer Celtic, OF tho wnito star line, which
arrived At wharf loot OF wost Tenth street yos
tsrday, put 10 severe test during hsr voyage 70
this port, having encountered terrlnc gales almost
without intsrmission IRON the day OF her departure
from Liverpool Ill the Fro Island Lighthouse
was sighted Mr.. Roberts, chief officer. gave the fo
lowing statement 10 HERALD reporter last evcnDg:
1--WE lei, Livarpooi on the Sth inst. Coming down
tho cnanpei we encountered strong gale. ln pass
ing out OF tho Channel we're met ny what, | may
say without exaggcratiop, was y tremendous sea-
You sec by our entries here In the Iogbook how
We icit our position"
Mr. Roberts then quoted from tho logoook az fol-
iows:-"On tue vth we encvu ntcred terrtuc squalls
and neavy sea. Thsse continued wthOut ,Intcrmis-
sion the l0th nnd until tho evening OF Tho Han,
whcn the storm slgntly moderated On 'tbcs lnh
there was fearful gaze from the wosward whtch h-
creased the lsIn III We found ourselves battling
against perfect hurricauo and foariul sea Tue
lin brcugpt no sbatcmen,, anu on the 10Th ~e had
10 dfivs nsainsL n hirh nurihariv seA 0n
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
HALF SEAS OVER.

Two saors stood before the bar In Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning. They were green
and crsstIa lien.
swell, what was the mattcrf" said tho Court
"Drunk, Yer honor" replied the ofacer.
"Drunk, chr"
"Biiin', Yer Honor"
sswho they"
"a couple OF sailors, Yer Honor"
"Wbers do you hail irsm. my manP said tho Judge
to one.
sam frae Classy, Joodge came wi the State
o. Loosvanna,' answered the fellow In voice that
seemed TO n1ve been squeezed out Of his throat by
tbs tightly drawn fous OF The ten yards' muller
when wound about IL
Wand you ?n quotn the Court to the other.
"we're chums. AIN irae Classy tao, wi Wully, but
Pm no lrae tnat shire. Am u canty carl frae Dysnr
Dye ken whaur that sf An thlther side o. Levon ~
.You were drunk last night"
IA Di, fresh, Yaur wusship. A bit fresh like"
sJest a lcsttIe of aur course you kcu."
ownen aid you from Glasgow"
.sThs voyage ended yesterday morning."
"how could the voyage have ended yesterday
morning wnen you wore only hall seas over last
nighJf Go homo"
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
"ONLY A FAMILY QUARREL.

Sergeant Norris, Of the Newark police force, while
passing along Academy street yesterday morning, AZ
an carly hour, startled by cries Of 'Murderi
waicnin IRON the dwelling house No. 26a Arriving
at the spot hs found man with n club IN his hand
and crying tor holp On entering the house the
gsau, found that the man had terribly beaten his
brother. HIS name Is Edward Bennett, tho Injured
brother being Patrick Bennett Tbcy had both
boon drinking noavly, and quarrelied over
trnes. Patrick was snocktngiy cut
the noad, the blood having spurtsd ali over sho
wall aud ceiling. Wnen ths ser geant was marching
EDWARD OIL 10 the station house kdward's mother and
WHO monstratsd, saying that II ssonly fam
quarrel" The man was locked up aud Is held. Pat.
rick also taken 70 the station house to have his
wounds dressed.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
PEDESTRIANISM.

.Tsnafyl" bawled the brakeman as the train
rolled into the quaint Now Jersey town yesterday,
and the members OF the Westchester Walking Club
descended IRON Il. The AIR crisp, the sunshine
bright and all weather conditions favorable
for . tramp Over the moist brown roads,
through stretches woodland which human habitant
had not Invaded and Ato cavcrns Of grcenery
which were rarely disturbed by tho iniruder's
foot they won't Up the accvity to the
summit Of the Palisades, through . wilder
Of shade and fragrance, and path
ways. which wore strewn with the many tinted leaves
OF autumn. the walkers trampsd ~ gait they had
seldom essaycd before the CLUB camc the hills
and reached thor next siopping place This was
Indian Rock. large mass oi stone which
projects from the summit Of tho Palisades and over.
hangs the rivers br,ng. long walk through WOODS
ell agiow with autumnal ttnls, brought the
club TO Rockiand. Then there a tramp
along tho riverside 10 Piermont, with all
the scenic glorios or the mountains and The un-
derlying country exposed 10 Wow. halt here,
a recuperativs sojonrn at . hotel, and tho
party took tho road again. The day was
dying now. and the sunsst-srsndcr here
than IN most places tourists seek-cast
warm, rich glow over hill and woods and river. All
livoiy gait the club came into Nyack Then me river
was crossed, aud In Hudson River Railroad train
they came back 10 tho elty
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER g. ls7s-TRlPLE

tno io'n We had brief respite, but there
was heavy sea from the westward.
On the l7lh and lSn the gales moderated but on tho
10Th they frcshened again from the westward. We
passed our sister ship the Bilanpic between Shin
nscock and Fire Island, and II q strange contrast
to see how we were hgnting our way while the Britain
mic was going with regular rushing speed. We ar
rived al The bar At nine O'Clock Saturday night
and anchored there TIL O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. when wc came up 10 Guarantee. Fortunately
~ acciusnt occurred curing the voyage. -
Mr.. Roberts added IN conclusion, ave did not
meet single vessel Ia distress, bough we passed
largo number OF deal timbers strewn around We
mate no particular record OF the tact, but think Il
was somewhere near the Newfoundland Bank"
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
"DISORDERLY CONDUCT"

Boline Nicholas, German girl, twenty years old.
is locked up In the Tniri police station OF Jersey
Uny, on a charge Of disordery conduct preferred by
Charles Bluten, baker al No. 6l Erie street. the
rir became acquainted with Blutsn sullivan street.
this CITY, some tims and. SO sue alleges, was
ducsd by ialso promises to live win ,niin. They
kept house IN HoDoken until a lew days ago, whom
Bluten lett her. Sbe was cncointe and starvation
stared her in inc face. She bsgged Of Buten 10 a.
least support uut sue could got soinetning to do
lie was ncartless, u is saih, and spuined her. She
follow cd n,n constantly witn hcr plcadings On Sat-
uruay iyht ne had her arrested. lbe woman mas u
Dape scarcely two years old, whicn she lsit unpro-
tsJtvd Ia her Hoboken honA
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
A rwENTY-FivE-MILK MATCH.

An amateur walking match Tor handsome badge
and purse money occurred At Fleetwood Park yss-
tsrday morning. which created considerable local in
tsrcst and vas largely attended. Tho contestants
we're Samuel 3 smith and William =. Sour, both OF
New YORK. who contcUdeu IN match somc wcoKs
ago. The distance yesterday was twent, nve miles.
which was mado in 4h. 2gm. Dy Wiiam +. Sour. Mr..
Robert bonner, who was one o: the juagos, compii-
pltmented the pedestrians on the good time una dc,
and proposed a match ior ncxi Sunday week between
the sano con testants.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
MR.. ALGER'S FAREWELL.

Rev. William r. Algor, who has been pastor OF tho
Church OF tho Messiah. 1hirty-tourth street and
Park avenue tor iour ycars. yesterday preached his
farewell sermon IN the church. HIS subject was
.The Farewell Of the World, or the Place OF Parlngs
In the Lilo of Mani There was o large congregation
present. Mr. Aiger has accepted call TO "A church
ip beaver, Colorado, where hc with proceed aitor a
short stay Boston, where pastor of ono OF tho
leading Unitarian churenes OF the HUI ne Was held Ia
iph M
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
TWO DAYS IN 4 HURRICANE.

The National Line steamship Denmark, OF Liver
pool, which plies between this port and London,
rived here yesterday after very tsmpestuous voy-
aao OF eighteen days The Denmark lett London on
the "a inst., and IRON that time until the Sth had
heavy winds. On tho evening OF the 9th squaii
came up rom the northwest aud soon developed iuto
hurricane. lasting ninsty-slx hours No mlsaaven-
turo occurred aside IRON general shaking up OF all
board by the IurehinR OF the yessoL
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
THE CRICKET SEASON.

Tho cricket season OF 1878 closed with tbs match
on Saturday between ,hs Manhattan and staten
Island clups but lev serub games may bo played up
to and including virctlou day.
Ihs ela ssisgs,er. James smith ior hity Years .
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

good piayor ana umpire, VIII nave Denent match on
Thursday next az Hoboken; tho game viii be between
eleven crlekelers and fifteen baseball players
During the past season thirty cricket matches have
besn played vi the local clubs The Staten Leland is
ahead in the number OF victories. Tho following
table shows the results at a glance
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
A PROVISIONAL CONTEST.

An athletic meeting will be held at tho Ravenswood
Athletic Grounds this aternoon. The frat event 10
spmls walx for professionals for which there arc
seven entries and seven-milc handicap walk. open
10 nil amateurs, that closed with fourteen entrisG
Tho sport commences at one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
RUNNING AGAINST TIME.

M. J. p. Macksy, Of tho American Athletic Club
OF this city, will ON Saturday next, al the club
grounds, HoboEen, sndeavor TO beat tho best time
ever made In . hvs-mls run. do will start At tour
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

SrERS--JoSAs--Iu tnis cuy. on October 10 LOr1s
SrKaS Iva JONAS. both OF ,h,s city. No cards. s
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

rM--wiLtiAxs In brooklyn, on Friday. october
Is. ls7a by the Nox Or. /. l. Caylers DAVID W.
The New York herald., 1878-10-21

The Australian match is not couated in this table,
ss three CLUBS look part the eighteen OF New
York. --. - ---r --~.., 49,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-08-28

and increasing the number Of Terms OF the
Circnit Court in each County,
I. That am in favor Of the Election Of
a board Of Commissioners who shall man
age the Police and Fiscal affairs OF the
County, and that favor this policy be-
cause l believe the people would take
more interest in its local affairs and would
giveto each township its proper influence
in the management OF the interests OF the
County, instead OF It's concentrating as at
present, all the influence OF the County at
the County seat to be managed by Court
House rings
5. That i am in favor OF abolishing the
present system of-collecting Taxes by the
SherifIs, and instead thereof, have County
Treasury where taxpayers may pay their
taxes in Semi,annual installments.
9. That am In favor Of a remodeling OF
our School System, so that the continuing
OF schools shall not depend upon the
whims oipersons or Yicissitudes OF politi-
cal contests.
Z. That am in favor Of Amending our
State Constitution so as TO inaugurate the
foregoing measures OF retrenchment and
reform.
s. That upon the basis Of these princi-
pies, invite the cooperation ofall citizens,
who desire the continued peace, prosperi-
ty and and happiness OF our common
country,
GEO. COOPER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-08-28
NATIONAL WORKING-AIEN's
TICKET.
For House OF Delegates,
S. D. HANNA, Of New Haven.
]. p. PICKENs, Of Cooper District.
For Clerk of County Court,
j. G. LANING, OF Clifton,
For Clerk Circuit Court,
&C. WELLS, of Leon,
WorIkingmens' Plat
form of Mason County.

Whereas, Our legislators, state and ma
tional, have refused, or neglected, to enact
sucn ia;S;;ss rs would harmonic the interests
Of capital and labor Ana wncreas, tue OK,
listing laws tend to the pauperization and
hopeless degradation OF the toiling masses,
therefore be it Resolved,
|. That we are determined as the sover-
eign people OF this county, state and ma
ton, to use our power at the ballot-box,
and by so doing, place men in authority
who will represent the interests Of the
whole people, instead of that OF class OF
individuals.
9. Therefore, we cordially invite the in
dustrial classes, whether mechanical, agri-
cultural or commercial, who are alike suf-
iering from vicious legislation, to cooper
ate with US for the enforcement OF the fol-
lowing principles,
3. And be it further resolved, That as
laboring men, we ignore party, and meet on
Il common platform, for the common good,
and laying aside our old party prejudices,
we will concentrate our efforts, until blind
Justice, with scales equally poised and
sword uplifted, shall stand in high places,
the arbriter OF the peoples rights.
a. And it is further resolved that we are
in favor of wise and judicious, system OF
legislation, in enacting, and enforcing,
such laws as will bear equally upon capital
and labor, holding in check those grasping
monopolies which are crushing the life out
OF the toiling masses, and sapping the very
foundations of our FREQ institutions.
g. That we are in favor of abolishing the
existing useless system OF County Courts,
extending the jurisdiction OF Justices, and
increasing the number OF terms OF the Cir
cult Court.
6. That we are in favor Of abolishing the
present system Of collecting taxes by the
SheriiIs, ard instead thereof have County
treasury, where taxpayers may pay their
taxes in semi-annual installments, and
thereby save to the people thousands OF
dollars.
I. That we are in favor OF placing our
public school system beyond the reach OF
party manipulation, and designing politi-
clans.
s. That we favor an annual appropria-
ton by Congress to aid worthy citizens to
settle on the vacant lands Of the West, in
stead of giving them to monop0les. That
this be done by loan OF money at a low
rate OF interest, and so secured that its re-
payment will be sure, Not another acre
for Railroads or spectators. -
o. That we favor strict laws compelling
employers to provide all well known safety
appliances for the protection OF those in
their employ,
10. That we are in favor OF calling the at
tention OF our State Legislature to the ne
cessity Of enacting law regulating the
weighing, measuring and screening OF coal,
and making any infraction OF said law a
criminal offence.
may S-tf.