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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-08
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South T.lsds, S.sA an roledo Juae's $40 A n.
do l:3cP.N do 2:So r.H.
4. $500 d. ds S;SS do
~ Viii stop. II signal is given at wabash
fIrns-inS. Park AVsnns, Asylum Station, To-
intnL Ssh-ol. Wright Avenue, Glendale,
Pnwar Hall. Central Grave MAringa, Toledo
Heights. Sylvan Park, Detroit Avenue, Miami
and BVAnstoH.-1
WV. TLYLoK, President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-08
MERCHANDISE
! TTACMMENT NOTICE.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.
Daniel White, Plaintiff Before y. Merry,
against '. o, IsIt,ys'
j. Sanaeet, Defendant. Wood county o.
On the llth day Of January, A, D 1878, said
Justice issued an order Of attachrne mt in the
above acinn for the sum Of eleven dnllars.
J.w. TiLLY, ATTY. DANIEL WHITE.
Psrrysburg % Jan. ", 1878. 40cS2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-08
MTsCELLAN Gus
vICK'S
Illustrated Monthly MagaYine.

Each number contains Thirty.two Pages Of
reading, many Hne wood cut illustr atisns, and
one ColOred Plate. A beautiful Garden MaRa-
zine, printed on elegant paper, and full NJ ins
formation. In English and German. Price,
$l.25 wear; Ave copies, IS.
VicK's FLowEE AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, So
cents n paper covers; elegant cloth covers, 81.
VIcE'sCATALO0UE 300 illustrations, only To-
Address, JAS. WICK, Rochester, NY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-08
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-02-08

A Model Farmsr,-Mr james Rowe,
one of Wood county's thrifty and success
full farmers, came into our sanctum, and
Hfter pleasant greeting said II have just
sold 1000 bushels Of corn, and | guess
that can spare Sl.50 for the printer"
During his visit lie informed us that the
past season he had harvested 1900 bushels
OF corn and 800 bushels of wheat; that he
had had a successful yield of everything
frsm his farm, and was satisfied, while a
great many OF his brother farmers were
complaining Of hard times and poor crops,
and they were dissatisfied, and could not
get along we'll.
Mr.. Rowe came TO this county about 13
years ago with about 5000 Now, he has
one OF the best farms Of l25 acres in this
section oil the country, it is all paid Ter
aud he has money at ilterest. lie is sur
rounded by all the cnrhforts and fruits Of
his Industry, and next fall he will visit
England, the land Of his nativity, and will
also visit the Paris Exposition before re-
turning home. All these blessings and
his prosperity, is due to clear intelligent
foresight and management in tilling the
soil, backed mp by a perseVering industry
| that is sure to lead the tillers Of the soil "a
competency in their old age. He is. in
deed, model farmer, that some Of OH
uneasy, dissatisfied followers Of the plew
would do we'll TO profit by. We wish Mr.
Rowe bon royGge to "Merrie Old England.
- H'eSion Reporter.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
sOCIALIsTIC LABOR PARTY.

convention OF the sociastic labor party OF Kings
county hold yesterday afternoon at No 200 Court
street, Brooklyn, at which delegates from fifteen
wards and the OF Now Lots were present. After
Caleb Pink, tho Fifteenth ward, mad been chosen
president of the Convention discussion took place
to the best OF uniting with other labor organ
zations or the county in the coming election. The
following resolution was nnally unanimously
adop.ed:-
Resolved That the joint section Of tho sociastic labor
OF Kings county empowers herewith its Conerence
the national party
the that have agreed The follow
candidates districts and that h all
run them at n hazards upon platform and
the party and that shall be pleased tho
national party aud the labor league would
support them =
First Asa nbv District j ames Mc Lau ehlin
Fourth Congressional District Osborne Ward
Sirth Assembly Distrot-Charlcs Ssngerfeld.
Eighth Assembly District-Alexander I. Robb.
Ward Aldermen Supervisor.
15-Chnrles T. Pink.
l6- Henry Buchholz.
l7-Frank Bsbst.
IS- Charles Recess
19-Hcnry Muepker.
2i-David Lorcnz, NJ. d.
25-Wm Mcdonald Wood.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
BOY TRAMPs WITH REvoLvERs.

Between i've ond SIX o'clock yesterday morning,
whc officer Rnglief, OF tho Newark police force,
was passing along Springfield avenue, In that city,
his Intention was directed to two boys, who
NOV ng about in tho basement Of Mr.. scbwarzwael.
ier, liquor and wine merchant In asuspicious man.
ner one OF the two had bis shoes OF, and tho I'M
preston made Rnglicrs mind was tnat
The boys were about to attempt an entrance to tho
storc above the music store adjoining. They worc
arrested and taken before Judge otto. They gave
their names Thomas Ryan, Of Buffalo, fifteen
years OF age, and John Long, fourteen years OF age
OF New York Upon thor persons were found three
revolvers, some gold pens and pencil cases, n
largo bundle OF lead pencils and the like, all Of
which are believed 10 have been stolen. Tie boys
told contradictory stories about themselves They
could not agree as 20 where or when they met. One
OF them Ryan admitted TINT be had served eighteen
month"; In The reform hool near Buffalo. Believing
pair be young burglars and not ~ to be allowed
to large, the Judge sent them jail for six
months each, uudor the so-callcd "Prcvsntion OF
Crime nct" Accordingly the yoppg ramps woro
lodged In the County Jail awaiting possible develop
mentk
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
GONE TO HER ACCOUNT.

Josephine Woods, a notorious woman, who gained
In her day an unenvabe notoriety this city. died
suddenly yesterday morning, in ner forteth year at
the house OF Mrs. Moutris. in Thirty nrst street.
Less than ten years ago she was the owner of mag
nihcenty furnished establishment up town, where
surrounded by women of her class, she gave costly
entertainments TO tho fast young men OF
the metropolis Money was lavished upon
her by host of admirers OF cert
rlass and she was reputsd be very
wealthy She had not the faculty OF keeping money,
however Two week ago. sick and neartbroken, she
sought the house OF her ircnd where she dieo yes
ieriay morning. She mad been under the care OF DR..
CoiIman for some time, suffering from vertigo. She
retired saturday night 10 much better health and
spirits than she had exhibited before during her stay
In tue house. The servant who entered her room
yesterday morning lound bcr lying dead on the oor
with her right nand pressed across bcr iorenead ana
the left cllJrcd TO her breast.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

UTICA, n Y, Sept. %, ls.s.
The following delegates have been elected from
Oneida county to the Democratic State Convsn'
tion-
Second Disfrict-John r. Seymour, Utica: II. g..
utley, Waierviiie, and Charles T. Scoville, Vernon
Ihird Disrict-E. /. Stevens. Rome; b. A. Curtis,
Camden, and ii. ID. Brockway, Vienna.
Fourth District-Milo J. Barker, Western; Edward
Duney Deeraeic, and /. L. Adsit Stcubop.
ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. 90, 1878.
In all three OF the Assembly districts here double
set OF delegates have elected to The Democratic
State Conven lion, as follows
First Dsst,ict-Gcorge +. Comstock, J. Dean Haw-
Icy and A. r Van Hcusen; also Wells Allen, Naomi
Rumcy and Richard o. Williams.
Second DtStrict-James l.. Miles, Charles X Wright
ana Joseph Fletcher; also Horace K. King. James s.
Grouse ana II. ID. Preston.
Third District Judge Daniel Pratt, Riley V. Muller
and John Gebhsrit Jr.; also /. d. Garfield, Jonn
GehhardL Jr. and Patrick q. Lyons
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
BASEBALL.
RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE CLUBS OF TIL
TIoNAL LEAGUE IN THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP

RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE CLUBs OF THE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND THE ma
TIoNAL LEAGUE IN THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP
CONTESTS.
There only eight games yet 10 be played to CON-
pletc the series officially anged for tho championship
OF the International Association As however, these
are 10 be contested mostly by clubs ranking as
little Anxiety The championship season ends on the
18th oil October. Wnen two such clubs the
BuGaoes and Stars have between them the disposition
this subject which so absorbing topic in base
ball circles the interest IN the result Will remain at
fever heat TIL there is longer any doubt existing
as to which Of them shall bear Off the honors OF the
season: Tho Buff iloes lead tho Stars TWO in games
won but are even with them In tho number OF
games lost, and should they tie in games won the
question games lost IN the settlement OF Tho
controversy. Besides, although the Bunaocs arc TWO
kou games ahead oi the Stare, they have only one
more play I'LL up tho complcmett OF their series
while the Stars have three yet play By the Stars
winning their three ana the Buffaoes losing their
the would prove the vctors Tor the season and
Hoat the pcnnant of 1878 championship OF the Inter-
national Association. AS the one the Bunllocs have
TO play is place Of schedule date which re-.
suited tie there IS no certainty whatever about
their winning. II they should win 1t, however, and
the Stars win tho threo they have to play their won
and lost games VIII both tie. Instead, therefore, OF
the excitement being removed by the close OF inc
pIonship season IL would be greatly intenslned
until the Executive C0mmittee shall have arranged Tor
settling the question. The following table gives
complete record OF the seasons playing to daie:-
IL.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Sept ao-Arrived ship Maria Louss tNor).
Jensen. New York bark Earl Of Egin Br Morrison. Pen
sacoa
ANTWERP, Sept ao-saiied. bsrks Carl August .Gor),
Franck Wilmington, NC; Charleston tNor,. svendscn,
Baltimore; Arciduca Rodolfo tAus. Cattarinich, Now
York.
Sailed Flushing 21st ship Caslda. Pike Now York.
BRIsro Sept 2l-Ssiled bark Jerbuen Nor) svcndsen,
Wilmington NC
BARcELoNA TO Sept 21-Arrved. brig Valparaiso (Sp),
Roses. New Orleans.
CARDIFF. sept 2l-Arrivod. bark saml Spring Bacon.
Drogbeda.
Sailed 2ist, ship Carondelet, stetson. Bombay.
GLOUCESTER Sept Sailed. bark Beatrice (Br Bobby
America
GRFxsocK. Sept 21-saed, bark Fannie II Loring.
Soule. Matanzaa
HULL. Sept Arrived bark Fora (Nor,. Pederscn New
York via Qucenst own.
HAMBURG sept 20 Sailed, ship Stewart Freeman (3r)
Raymond, America; bark Minnie Campbell (Br) Moler.
Baltimore.
HAvRx Sept 90. 5AM-Arrived steamer ST. Laurent Fr.
Lachesnez. New York for Havre lard procecded).
HONG KoSG Sept 2l-Arrived. ship Merose, Pummer.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL Sept 21-sailed steamers Algeria (B, Wat
son. Ne~ York; Nevada (Brj. Rigby, do.
LISBON to sept 21-Saled, bark F!avo utsD Maresca,
New York
MovrLLn. Sept 22-Arrived. steamer sarmatisn (Br).
Aird. Quebsc for Liverpool (and proceeded.
PLYMoUrm. Sept - Arrived, steamer Lesslng (Ger),
Fisehbein. Now York for Hamburg (and proceeded).
QUKESsrowS. Sept 2lArrived. brig Castslia, Sparks
Philsdelphia
Also arrived 2lst. s:35 PM steamer City Of Montreal
Br). Fulton. New YORK for Liverpool taud proceeded
Arrived I'D steamers Indsna Sargent Ph'lsdephia for
Livcrpoo Britannia tr), Perry, New York for do the
latter at IL AN (and both proceeded.
ROTTERDAM, Sept O-Saed bark st Patrick (Br) Bo-
gart. New York.
TRIESTE Sept 22-schr Jere simouson. Crawford which
arrived hers from Philadelphia with 1890 casks Of
enm fire this harbor. She outside and
burned with her whoio Tho Jere simonson
built Grcenpont. in 1866 registered 5l9 tons and
hailed from Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. sept 2l--Arrlvcd. schrs A N Lee.
uIs"r.a II iier.es aosson AoSis Pi,;m.n DO
Passed down-sohr XSbis L DOW from desorEetovn for
Ss;.n:. o% and
Dies sosfoS' ssp. a!DGis.,sd, Albion Ssr.
Ss Ss rss
Loyel New York al y. ken1ssse River. wu,.
Ls.rs%ee S"S%sn and d asos
w
Fh,na.IpSis; Nept"no. Scrry New Yor.; :eSr. Il
Is@..s. rs1.s. a1% S:say
ssssu, @ P"iiaacpss il Andersen SnseosE DO; Ann:
. DO Ia. ss's Nina dp.s :
Perry Flynn roI, Gem ;I ;R:s, New is,5
SaITINoRs sop, as"Afsi!sd. .s.;%.r: s.,sss..a
s ..ns. S,svseS's ;.:;
C" Ca"ss. Bremen; kmcrson Kosos Mar,son. woymouth.
sssdos ssps 81 fsas1 .sh. no. Mcfarland
PhIlaaslphia; Aa,.o ionss G'lkoy. and ru'h Hodg'
tgss .s; sms .e; .ss" s.w wilson, WI
''sI ai:.-cie"res sehr Ny reye-. Brown. New York.
E.p.na ,sp, Roses iisvsn. rs a9.9,.,, 9g,.,:H.H!ns,
foRTRsss MONROE. sept PA arrived. brig iisrmos's,
Pasted in ior Richmond Bark ws.land tGsr. vosel.
'"Gs GsxLV.sTSS, Sept I7Arvcd. brig va,snsns (r,.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept Is-Below. bark sa,ess tsp,.
s s..s Ss.s sss G y' a.A
in. Hampton Road 70 load for Europe; schrs Coz.
SEwsgkYxoET. Sept so-Arrived 'esr II A r.sss.
Hss s.... .sl ss: s.r: 'r: ..
.:s, SS ss
NEwPohT, Sept! 2o-Arrvcd, sehr veols. Baker. No
s::sSss. $s.sSsin: o;;.s S:r yoS. n9s,:s,
na. S.S dse!ss.o.s, PC e! f:,i siysl o.o,,..v,
DC. u Hall. Allen ST George Mo. for New YORK; I'M
Mason. French. Pail River for ueorgctcwn. DC
.ssr. 2m.f dss
| tons VIM Levering: Aiexandria Tor do
SasS sssE TS S:y f,'':ss sss bark xoa.s
PENS ,CULA sept ip-Arri,ed, ship Milton tBrl. Dras.
yIsnptsi ssTh Cn"sSs' ssp ss%sr obo
Sailed Steamers Cy q prsso 9,.' G"an and Mshsa ,,
| PURTLAND sept 20 Arrived, brig Mansanilia Rich.
asd-Nrriysd brig Elizabeth winsow. Dundslk; schrs
| WilIIc Marlin and Franz Herbert 0sorgetown, DC.
SAN FKANCIsco, sept "a Arrived barks Mslancthou,
Manson CoumbiA River; Tam Ushnsnn.cr, Psst'rsou,
~issr.d"sa,ss 6oa Nicola. IDOL. Henry. Victoria,
Msrmisn Jordan. do; sehr Ada May kainfcrd. ApiA
,or ui.m.nts PORT Gambe brig North star Moorehouss
SEATTLE Sep. i4ssisd. bark Enoch Talbot. Psnhsl-
0ssAvxSNXM. Sept 22-Arrivod. steamer Gisn,annon
tB Msrdon Rio Jaueiro tordeed to New York aud
astincd ship rndymion (Br. Fisher, Liverpool; Prince
Rupert OBJ, WADE do barks Trsswny tBr). Barbados,
sailed Ship savsnua ah t0er,. Tsblemsnn. Galveston.
sTONINgToN. Sept 20-Arrived. sehr Dreadsaught
| Saunders. Hstwicn for New York
| ssllsa-schr Lamsrtinc, smith. Port Jchnscn.
| MlLhlNGroS; NC, sept i9-C'eared, schr Jshn A
20th--Arrived stcsmcr Bencfsctor, Jones, New York.
BcIew-bsrk Minns cieD. Bocsc. from Rotterdam brig
|
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
QUEENS COUNTY FAIR.

The thirty seventh annual fai exhibition OF the
Queens County Agricultural Society will open on the
gounds OF the society. at Mlneoia, tomorrow aud
continue esday and Thursday. Tho list Of pre-
miums is unusually full Professor Edison's phono-
graph will be operated by the inventor In person A
Jumping contest py members OF the Queens County
Hunt, VINO will appear the grounds costume nc
com pa utsd by their hounds, and games OF lacrosse
by members OF resident clubs arc announced. Tho
Iattor will probably DO mado additionally Interesting
bv tho oil the Montreal Club, 70 th
effect having been received from thom on Saturday.
ABOUT a thousand premiums are offered Tor horses,
caiio sheep, swine, poultry and all descriptions OF
farm products and impleme nts. About seventy are
for horses oil which there will be exhibitions the
tPacK each day.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK l. SrocKxR Fysr. which pu. into Savannah
Sent IT, had arrived Kew West loaded with coal from
fhiladephla on tho evening Of tho eth and had taken
pilot but anchor outside OF the bar on
count of THO and blown the morning OF
the 7t She has Lost both anchors chains ropes ana .us-
tanned othor damage she at the Quarantine station
on the l9th undergoing rigid inspection, &C.
BAEK HORNET. Hopkins. from New YORK for Porto Ca
belo bermuda In distress. reparin l9th inst She
had discharged and OF found to be badly
damaged. portion of sold a auction Sept II. and
the Of the advertised for auction sept ~
BRIG HIAwArHA tBr, from Santos tor coosaw River. Mt
Barbados arrived Aug leaking and with hve fee. water
In the hold ths passage the master and mate died q
yeilow fever aud the vessel was afterward aen ~ wth
by Spanish brg bound for Cnba which showed tho Hin
wniha the to port survey was hcd on the vessel
and ended that she should be hove down and
stripped and from keel c"vering board sept
was repairing and would proceed to swansea
sCnR COLUMBIA. Jones, from Bristol Me- sprung is"k
on the passage to Boston, threw over her deck load anu
weat aground south Boston hss yesterday, TO Keep
from sinking
ScHR RIVAL of Gloucester which won't ashore at Bryan
Island and sterwxrd sold subsequently, hoatod aud
takt into House 1urbor but little damaged.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA

UTICA, N Y, Sept 22, 1873
The First aud Fourth districts OF Oneida county
have elected the following delegates TO the Repuo-
lican State Convention =
First Distrct-Roscoe Conkling and Lewis Law
renee, Utica Joseph r. Richardson and Cbauncey ).
Butler, New Hartford.
Fourth District-Wilam b. Wheeler, Trenton; L.
K Brown, Lee: Jeremiah sweet, Marcy; with Giles
Smith, Squer Utley and J. A. Hun as aliernates.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept %, 1873.
The following nave been elected 10 the Republican
Stale Convention at Saratoga:-
First Dtstrct-George l.. May nard, Charles +. Hub
bell, A. W. Bingham aud A. e. Powell
Second Disfr,ct-Cha aries Tallman, Carroll E. Smith,
Charles Carpenter ana II. V. Benedict.
Third District-Den,s Mccarthy, II. W. Plumb, G.
Frederlck x Herbst and J. Il. W WheeIock.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
CORONERS CASES.

Nathan Raymond, nfty -nvo yoars old dicd suddenly
at eleven o'clock Saturday night at his residence
No. o9i Eighth avenue. Heart disease. 1t is supposed,
caused his death.
Mary Sands, sixty years OF age, dod suddenly Mt her
homo No. 260 West Thrty-tnird street, without med
cal attencnucc
Bridget Richardson, forty.sevcn years old, died yes
tcrday, without medical attendance, at No. 20 East
her deatb
Martin White, eleven years old, died yesterday at
No. 2. l26 Second nveuue from injuries received by
peing run over on the lltn inst
The dead body OF aman about sixty years old was
found yesterday IN the North RIVER at the foot of o
tart street. letter was found tn tho clothing ad-
dressed to Christ Mink.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuEAD, Sept % Wind light, cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMSTERDAM. Sept 2o-Arrived, ship Exporter. Brooks
Aryrn.. Aug s--Arrved, ship City of Boston, Crosby.
New York Tor Yokohama.
s.nso, Originally for coo,iw River S.ee M.ceianyi'
Vow YSss Sp .nd asd a es rs s
sssIe@ 9th bark lsns s su sc
Ubbina oier,. Rosgcnbsrg Urom Barbados. Montreal,
bark. ernss Hopkins. c ,,ST New YORK
ba ss y. o@ @ 3
sTans arvs n S & from Mem nsSss
sail IN afew days; Meteor tsr, Dunscomb. uns D.,
d psna asfss s'a '' ru
S s sss HoS 70: ,"% .'n
Passed "a, bark Saga tNor, sovg. from Phiiadcphis
HALirAx Sept Ie--Arrivod. brig Como tBr. rooker,
Arrived 22d. Beta tBp. shaw. st Thomas and
turned on account Of head Wind. ,,.,
sept 1 sSs poo .
learns tBri. Cochran Glace bay.
XoHfn sIDsRI os Sept S.Ts. AlsSi;,"c
Srss Fesrie.. r,: fl9riaH srdssw.,sr; B,%.n
ounnsc' sept ao-Xrivod. bark courubu, tNor,. Mol
Cleared 2oth steamers CircassIsn tBr, wyie. Liver
pSs sso. sns rsns',S s Roads. Gs"s"@sr s prmoa
Murphy rS"i.sas r"i
Mss Ss Hsc s., @ , h D
Newcastle: FoNins Lsn.s tSorl. anderson. Ga.so.
FOR ora 40. 10 III, ssswn ii,y.nsI, ioras
ci,es; s;gss Fws,son Hswtin.. Sciso"rns W. 80 "
t r.S. seq Ys p cs
ssn rraSe.ee: bark. Fannie ssolae'd Dunnns. fu.os
In psr, scps = osmo!rsn es for New York
OBJ oSsd Baxter Rs1.cr. Tor DO; Crusader. uerIsm unc
Ferris Thompson, Potter. and Laur~ Is Burnham.
IPxR STEAMER GgRNASoJ
ABERDEEN, Sept o-Anivcd. Hangreid, Thronson. New
hsrwrpr Sep. o-ssiisd. sabicnecllo. crietich. New
York io,h y Metcsli knuiscn. dci Sarah Ch"mbers
ALLoA sept io-saiied. Isiios. waagc, Phiiadephi
BarsroL sept io-srrived. francesca Avogno Ansaido
BrAonY nnAp sept iapsss.d. verits.. Mu.ray. .rsm
more. s,sh Dag indis,inet.
Bssnow. sep. 10 sailed, Kate Upham Rouse. Sydney.
ssDs saa,Ti'ss ossIn whe'd' Quebec
Arrived il,h, Brunette. Richards. coo'sw; E'n~, Nc.
Sailed iotn. Royal ch.r.er, Cain. Southwest rs,.
Brynry sop, s-Arrivcd. swssourx tD. heinbruch,
ssieG sh, wyoming Baker. North Amories: Mary Low.
sr.9e S;os nD. psos, sss &
BospTAux. Sep, o-Arrived. Hanna. Ensbom. BAiti.
sailed 9th, Surprise. Charleston.
10Th. Albert schuits, Latham. Hampton Roads.
BoxsAr, sept i2-Arrved, stoweil Brown, Wadman,
uAnpirr. Sept i2-saica l. Ds v Uhipmsn, Archibald.
CoRg. Sept 9Arrlved, Dsgry. Chrstophorsen, Phiiad,
phta; Nino Secondo, Gennire, do.
sailed 9th Vim oven, Brown, -.
CArRxARvoS. Sept li--Arfivcd Irene, Pnrry, Quebec
CorESnAGgS, Sept 6-Cioarcd, PNer, svcnsson,
America.
land, q.
DIAL. Sept 1O-Passed, Rcbecca Dornom from London
for bermuda 1ith Nercus worcdgo, from Portland, o.
for Sunderiand Thurva, Graham London Tor liaHtax
l2th Bacon MontreAi for Sunderland: Fro
grcss, Teilefsen, London for Now York.
Also passed i2fh BrcidabIs. Nielsen. from Baltimore
| In tow. . -.
Anchored 11th, Arno. soppa from ndon for New YORK
Nautns, BurKe Bremen Tor North America (nnd b"th
proceeded same day) i2th. Chas ward, bearms" b"n'
don Tor Sandy Hook tand procecded). - 49,
DovtR Sct ii-Arrived SIR Henry hsvelock. Andct
DimrmouTu. Sep, II on. Bsrevsrd. 1nEis. from Lon
| don for New York.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23


Efforts are being forth TO organize strong clubs
in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington with
view 10 their becoming connected with this strong
old several good clubs
the East to fiji up that body TO eight or
zen clubs, which about all they will admit and
eQualize The nun this and the western section
OF tho country, there ~ some probability of good
clubs in the ciies named, In this city and Brook
yn. if such here, being admitted. In no event
Is there any likelihood OF the League increasing the
sizc Of It's organization, however, beyond dozen
clubs Tho following table gives the completed
record 10 Of each club OF that body, Tor all oil
them included the con test tor the champion
ship
LEAGUE DETAIL TABIE.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
SPOKEN.

Ship King Cerdc (Br) Minchu from Newport for Ade-
laids, Aug 10. lat ~ 30 n, Ion % 81 w..
Bark DID, Lawrence. from Liverpool tor Hail.
fax. sept 4. lat SO, lon 10.
Hark Johaane Marie (uer) Gusavus from Antwerp for
Savannah. Sept 10. of start Point.
Bark Nuovo Dapeia utsD, from Dublin for Baltimore,
Sept 8, no lat. dc
Bark skibsudner Nor o.sn from Liverpool for Bslti
Bark Sarah Smith tHr). Olsen. from London for Della.
Breakwater Sept Fl, 20 miles SSE Of Shnnecock.
Dutch bark siowing JMDS bound to Mira michl. Aug
10 no lat, &c.
bark showing .HRvL" from Liverpool 70. San Fran
cisco, Aug 10. lat IL ~ v, Ion % 81 w.
Brig Randolph Payson tBr from st Vincent for Liver
pool NS and schr Rescue (r) from Trinidad for Halifax,
sept ), OF end Of the Bsrmudls. tl t