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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1878-10-11

tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
inc the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter of a century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilatiye organs OF the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafiled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
ful effects, they are, at. the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common pnrgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed.
They reach the vital fountains OF the blood.
and strengthen the system by freeing IT
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither caloniei
nor any deletcrious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh.
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arse
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BIZ
- n aNrn M I.fl NA..~
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1878-10-11

THE Republican party of New
York puts forth the following as its
fourth plank, in the State Convention,
presided over by Mr.. Conkling, Sep
ssmber 27, 1873:
We insist that grscnbacks, instead of be-
ing dlshonored and deprecated. shall be
made as good as honest coin; that the labor
ers dollars shall be real dollars, and
that which robs toll and paralyzes trade
shall cease; that our currency shall be made
the best currency by making all parts of it,
whether paper or coin, equivalent and con-
yertiBle, and all public servants, whether
executive officers, senator's or representa-
tiyes, whose acts or votes conduce to this
high object, deserve our appreciation.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1878-10-11
Salem, Oct 2, 1878.

Down AND OUT.-With the issue
Of the 4th inst, Mr.. Col. VanCleve,
whoefor ten years has edited the Al
bany Register, makes his polite bow
and steps behind the screen. Gen.
E. L. Applegate steps tie the front
and says that, " In the financial con-
trovercy to which the citizens of the
great Republic are forced to address
themselves, We shall maintrin the po-
sitson of the National Greenback
Party
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1878-10-11

Are the most eff
fective and congo
nial purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild. but ef-
fectual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
ea,r,,J,inn nafhor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Steamer city Of Berlin tsp, Kennedy, Liverpool viz
stesmer Helvotia tB), Thomson. Averpooi-F "
Hurst.
steamer Devon t tBr wss.s;n srssoi Wv Scrasn
Steamer Ethiopia OBJ, campesn, Gssssov-4sndsrson
steamer Castalia tBr,, Cringlc Glasgow Henderson,
s,s.ms. Nors' soep. Nsynsser Bremen VIA soushsmp-
st-ams! Iiy q Merida Reynolds. Havana and Asxiosa
steamer san Jacinto. Phillips 81 Jsgo and Cenfusgos
Murray. Ferris 10.
wsstM %'i il Mallory Co. -''' N
s...m.r iud.on. eager, Nov oHs.n:Sci.,t seaman
Steamer City Of Macon. Nickerscn, ssvsnn.h-Georgs
Steamer Champion Woodruff. Charisston-J W Quntard
stesme. Benefaetor. Jones. Wilmington. Nc-wm p
steamer OLD Dominion Walker. Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond Dominion L, steamship GO. no
Alexandria j !. Roome, Jr.
ssss%er Neptune. Berry Bo.son" Dmoek "'''''
shin snee... Hicseorn: Bremsn-Ga.ver 4 barnes
Pic ;ys!e ds.1: T,so.ni. Lisbon faael. Edys Co
ss Isabel KS ssSp :, JOINS.
'I scir Eu.h Darling, sw..ey Port Spain rnn,d.d,-
@ ssss % Bsy
scnr Edwin Janet tBr). Roberts. E,susher. VIM Dong
schr W II woshersDoon (B,. Pss.is. Windsor. Ns-P
schr Lr.is tBr,. Gilchrist. st John, -scammell
schr " (Br,, Haley. - John. NB-Scammeil Bros.
Schr EmmaJ Shanks (Br), Lynch, st John, NB-Scam-
nell Bros.
Sehr Henry. Bcal, st John. EB-E l. Richardson.
sehr recian Bond (Bv) Godfrey. Fernandina. Fia-J
whitney Co.
schr x Kindberg, Robinson. Brunswick. Ga Warren
Ray.
Co.
Schr y Iaiiock. Mouie, Port Royal SC-wsrren Ray.
Schr Rinrieader. Smith, Baltimore IL w Loud Co.
schr Yankee Doodle, Rose. Camden. NJ-Ja mes A Van
Brunt. .I.
achr Mott haven. Collins. Calais, MeJed FRYE Co.
Sehr Ida Della rorre Chase, Lynn and BostonChsrss
living
Sloop Lotus, Nelson, Perth Amboy-weavcr Sterry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
MRS. M'BEAHAN'S PROPERTY.

There Is a case coming mp for adjudication In tho
civil court at White Plains tomorrow in which the
church going people OF Tnrry,own are msnifosting
quite interest," aud which IS likely TO receive OK
tended notoricty from the connection which Mr.. G. s.
brown tho superintendent OF The Five Points
Mission, has with II. Some years ogo there
was an old lady, named Mrs. McBeahap, living
in Tarrytown, who became quite favorite among
her neighbors. She q quiet, easy-going old lady,
who attended church meetings and was greatly inter
ested in all Christian work. She was q widow
and lived with sister 10 little cottage,
which, with plot OF ground, she had been
LETT by her husband. There were parties
In Brooklyn who, discovering defect in the title to
the place. brought suit and deprived her OF 1t. Mrs.
MoBeahan was old decrepid, Frustrated at times
by disease utterly unable to provide for herself
of tho Methodist Episcopal Church OF Tarrytown,
and Messrs. Merritt, William II. AsDinwall and
Buchanan furnished 1925, which 10 revert
on her death to the farrytown Lyceum, and
otner wealthy residents subscribed over a
properly was recovered Tor her. In 1870 Mr. Brown
came this city 70 take charge Of other religious
enterprises, but he still held occasional com.
munication with tho old lady, and on her
demise In March last, when her will was found.
Mr.. Brown, 1t gas learned. was therein named as
however, has now appeared IN the courts
and endeavors to break the will on tho
grounds that the old lady was mentally incapable OF
attending to her concerns, and that Mr. Brown
estate. The case VIII tomorrow be decided IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
: UNDER CANVAS.

For week past the village Of Tarrytown and It's en-
vrons have been rendered unusually lively by the
presence aud sroampmeot OF company OF the Sew
epth regiment N.G.s.NY., In aromantic spot about
mite south OF the rsilrosd depot the local military
and bremen turned 10 their fun strength to greet
the visitors aud large concoursc ~ residents we're
epthuraste IN .usir manifestations Of welcome while
stores aud dvehssr on the line OF msrcn 20 the Sc.
I,eted encsmpmsnt grounds were pfoiusvy decorated
v,th flags In honor o. the occasion.
Tue company was daily exercised. and a skrmish
nrili every morning was among the new features In
uced by Captain Casey The evening parsdes and
he music BY the seventh Regiment Band attracted
large atiendsnee OF ladies aud gertlcmcn.
Company has competed for the last hrec years for
tho gold badge, valued at 81 0o0. gwen by the vr.
mia CITY tNevadai National Guard 10 the state Of
New York. and It's annual scores shoe an improved
average each year On Thursday last the company
entered Morsemcre Range. lonkers with very salts.
fs.tory usults
Divinc service will DO held to-day nj the camp, at
four O'Clock r. NJ, by the Rev stephen H. Tyng. Jr.
The company Wit return TO the city tomofrow,
leaving TarrytOwn at half past twelve NJ. and ar
rive az Grand Central Depot At twenty minutes TO
Two r.. ~ and will DO escorted TO their headouartsrs
Nv Company IL st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
WHERE HAVE THEY GOMEZ

Thomas Nceks, thirty 1--WE years Of age, she pro-
prs.or OF store at No 90 Atlantic avenue. Brook
I'm, cpcrsne acquainted with Miss Kate GrtscolI,
twenty years Of age residing at No. 1876 sacket
street, about four monshs sucs. Tho acqunintanc
rpensd into friendship, and Meeks oallsd 0ftsn at
Ksio's residence. He bel pg married man ana the
father OF three children nothing wrong was
thought Of his VISITS and more particularly
his wife was also In tho habit
OF visiting the Griscoll family. Wednesday evening
lsst he spent Kate's society, but returned homo
early. Amer he had partaken OF his break fast on
Thursday msrning he informed his wife that he was
coming 10 THIS city on business ana thcreupon left
the store Ae went directly 10 No 196 Sacket street
and asked Kate IL she would not 20 to Rockawny
Beach Tor a sail. After considerable reluctance she
finally consented and tho two lett the house together
They have since been scob. Mcoks WAS doing a
good business, and possessed an ssmable wife and .
hapnY home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
INTO THE RIVER.
WILLIAM PURGE L browns HIMSELF FROM THE
sTATEN ISLAND FfRRYBoAT

WILLIAM PURCE'L browns HIMSELF FROM THE
STATEN ISLAND FfRRyBoAT.
Al about six O'Clock yesterday evening a cab
sa,tied up to tbs fcrryho1se OF the Staten Island
itcamboais and man alghted hurriedy, who pro-
buried along tho briagc, stopping only
not 10 start for several minutes and several persons
noticed the newcomers needless haste Hts lace was
dushco and his steps wcro unsteady though he had
boon drinking, but Otherwise there seemed
nothing peculiar IN his appearance or mapncfs
On going aboard the boat he did not pause tit he
lad wended his way through Tho wagons TO the
ferwaYa deck. There opty Aisw people there az
tue tsrne they unaware OF h,s intcatious ti
they him throw oil his coat. step over
the chain anu plunge into tho river. Tho cry OF
'.man overheard" brought the deck hands swsrmipg
abcut IN instant But their presence was Of no
avail. The unfortunate suicide never appsarsa above
HIS coat was picked up and taken IN charge By the
police OF the FIRST precinct IL contained papers nd
memoranda, IRON which the name OF tho deceased
his place Of residence tho st. Denis
Hotel There were also some papers from
ana 30 Bedford street. Covent Garden, London, and
NO. ~ Bond street. New York, which, with some
kindred documents, seemed 10 Indicate that Purcell
WIS connecicd with the book business NJ other evi.
DC noes Of mis- identity any papers expianator OF
his fatal purpose found. Al the ST. Denis Hotel
~ was icnrncd that Purcell came there ten days ago
and regi stercd from Now Haven. He seemed TO 10
suffering IRON some trouble and orank almost con-
SANITY during his stay there e had been ut the Film
Avenue Hotel Tor day, where he also inaulecd very
freely In stimuihn,s. Yesterday afternoon, ~ halt
past one O'Clock left the ST. Dents seemingly IN his
usual condition OF mind aud rcen no more. From
persons with whom he cobversed Is inferred that he
vas employed by the uncmillaus as al advertising
s.so but of his private history or the motives OF his
Suicidc nothing could be learned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Chcvacr. of the Dutch steamer schiedsm. at
Rotterdam, has our thanks Tor special meteorological
observations made IN connection with tho HsRAL
weather scrvce.
The purser Of steamer Bcrmuds from the West Indies
will Please accept our acsnowedgmcnts Tor favors
Ledge Thatcaer Island Cape Ann. last month,
bought privstc sale Thursday for Tow ns-nd
and James Power, OF Boston.
BARK JEssfs DivrRTy. Bunker. before reported put
into ss',s r., Ss.s .s' sss sS a sss' =
not thrown over 10 damaged.
Bnle KnKxLis. run down and sunk hr pclaw.r. Break
cnces Her cargo was valued A. s2sD. and insured
onhecs sc-
Sem r. CoRsoS. from, Ksnnebsc stor, Philadelphia
no Boston yesterday with loss al ssth nd and
scHR SARAH THOMAS. from New York Tor Jackson.
Vile before reported ashore at - Johns bar Fla has
been saved crew also saved.
e M .na sn 20 sne Nth cargo a. a
apples but Gndpg her cargo getting too ripe put into
q Tor market
towed into uiy IL Tor repairs having carried
away mast In squat 9TH of East Chop.
v,..sa.y Win CAP, Thompson and john fsrpsr OF the
ciew of tho sehr George Ciark Jr OF oucester They
@ ns pp me S s .s n 10 ohnon *
port. aud transferred 10 the Ossipee.
ST TnoxAs july 3-Bark Joshua Loriug. condemned Is
Brig Annie Br has reloaded her cargo and Is ready for
IL 1. understood tina some s35o is wanted for sx'
penses vessel and cargo.
snrrnrmpisa-A vessel IL the stocks at Madison,
CT for rev Haven PARTIES to be employed In the est
India trade
LAuscu-The steamer Gate City, the last OF the four
new steamers Of the Ueesn line yin be launched :.
Koseh ~. % r mm 70.
built little different from tie ci'y OF savannah aud THO
vessels instead OF the usua propeller will have Of
steel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
AMERICAN PORTS.

MS;STY
Boston; II Foster, do.
sosiy S & France. Jane Brown
s.l,ie .uaisn'; Lud I rhadelpnis
sehrs Prospect consr, Iiayti II Bartlett. Kelley. New
York via kennsoes .ivsr ,,,... ,u., s,. nan
Empire state. New York bark carons G..snov. d,sp.
Esss. s" Mary i isea ssan.n PHI.
S W. .B.sss Xer..y sic,, ~ from Gloucester. r,
IiyTis" 'sS %i%.rons do VIM cr.n.. ha~e. Hsis
I.. si 81" sori bark j.. %sa f.y.. k.%"sss:
RIvtr sehr. Jennie s,abb' lIayii; AOeio l. o"tes.
sstd,s,.amer s,ecr,. ,Br,. Liverpool, ,..
BALTiMO =. July 2-C'cnrcd, brig Clara NJ Goodrich,
ssied-sh,p Keudrck Fish, Bremen; barks New Light,
Rio Janeiro; Mary La~ton Londonderry sehr Mat'e
is.H Arrived bark. Silvia 1t.D, Ferrsro, pundak;
Julia Fisher Br) Davis Drcrhsds; brig John Welsh Jr.
iCie"sa-- isams,s sesqn, M.r.hmsn. Charleston; D J
To.y Bennett. WnIrs,on SG ESper'%s sn, piJs .
eriek; krrncsn Oirrj. Bnnj. ,o,terdsm.
sasds,e.mct sessull bsrks Arcangelo. and Antigua;
BnUSswiOk, DE- July s-Arrived. brig Carolina
cysr rsaS Sew York to 10 load tof New Y
BANGOk, July ii-cie"red. sehr Cicero. Bsbbidge, New
bath, July li-Arfived, .ehr. Ell.abstb Ice tof
Den Sarah Harding, ts,Iehsi,s. 'Prnsdeips;a,
Sailed .~chrs Maggie hadwick N.rris. Ms,h,ngton;
VIM Levoring smith. Georgetown, Revenue Rider Tor
New fork; Wet Dennis, Groweti. Phladeiphia; ID
Witherell. Garfield; W Lawry, spear; Middleton. Jr.
townsend; Fisk Baker. and aarns Innis, Newcomo,
for
BEVERLY, July II Sailed schr T. Dsncnhowcr.
Pedrck PnIladei phis.
CUARLEsi On July 13-Cicsred. steamers Charleston,
Lockwood. New York ralcon. Kirby. Baimorc. -
CObNAW. July -CicRrrd barks mot schrs John (br
United Kingdom; Cum Donkin tBr). Muuchanscn, do
UAsfINh, Me-. July il-,.iict. schrs Fanny Hail. Tap
Icy, ana Laura jones stevens. New York; Albion Mills
st Jonn. NIB. -. -,
CALAIS. July S-Ssed scbrs Viola. Colo. sarah
Eaton, Ds; harp, Tinker, aud 5 , watts, Watts New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
OBITUARY.
HARVEY @. EASTMAN, MAYOR OF PoUaHKEEP-

HARVEY G. EASTMAN, MAYOR OF PoUGHkEEP-
The city OF Poushkeepsle was shroudcd In gloom
last night consequences of the ment OF the
death of Mayor Harvey Eastman, OF that city, at
Denver. Col, whittier he went a short time ago In
search OF health He died of stion OF The lungs
Mr. Eastman born at Marshall, Oneida county,
November TO- 1888. He attended commercial school IN
Rochester. aud In 1865 opened acommercaI school To
St Louis. o. tho Sd of November, 1859, be started
the Eastman National Business College in Poughkecp
sic, with three students only The growth OF the col
attendance had increased so that ave separate build
ings were required TO accommodate its pupils. In
nineteen years IL has attended by 1000
students from oil parts OF the country. In 1864
and 1865 there high 600 In attendance
time. In all cases Mr.. Eastman made MS
schemes subservient TO the public good. AMI IN his
lavish expenditure oil for The Denedt OF others
he mad almost ruined himself He was three times
elected Mayor of POUCH keepsie BY the republicans
Twice Of the state Leg stature anu Tor many
years has held an honorable position as = meinoer
OF The State Board OF Charties He was
also President OF the Poughkeepsie Bridge Con-
at once 10 tue front, often 10 his own
personal de,rmcnt. HIS genial manner, hrs GENTLE
manly qualities and his enthusiastic graphing with
every thing that would help tho city over which be
presided drew about him troops OF admirers and
stanch friends. All the flags on publ, and private
were raised ut hali-mast aud the public buildings
draped in mourning Mr. Eastmau's body Is ex-
pectcd at his late home next Tuesday nThS
or Wednesday. He leaves q vile and TWO daughters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
MISSING PEOPLE.

Mrs Sarah Lane, lady sixty years Of age, left her
daughters tousc, No. 81 West Twenty fourth street.
early yesterday morning during temporary aocrra-
ton OF mind, and had not returned hour last
night
Mr.. benjamin Fitch, OF No. 81 Filth avenue, yestcr.
day reported TO the puice that a Young man, named
HcDJriok Do BOcun. who had been Va hrs employ Tor
two years, disappeared about two weeks ago. The
young nap was - stranger IN TINS country when Mr..
Fitch him and engaged bis services His faithful
cond let won the good opinion Of MS employer who
now Tears some accidcpi hes beIallcn him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
POLICE ECONOMY.

~ There 10 general dissatisfaction tho members
ii tho police forco at q rule recently adopted by
tho Police Board. Under the old regulation when a
patrolman was isken sick through extra exertion
exposure IN the performances OF mis- duty no
was allowed full pay during sucn sickness;
whom takcn the ordinary dtsc haras OF mis- duty
half nay, and pay IN any unless sick for
than one day. The regulation provides but halt
pay the first instance oneiourtn pay In the second
and pay In any case where the period OF sickness
is not at least Two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
A SUICIDES FUNERAL.

J. Martin Smith, late . New York merchant and
prominent citizen OF New Brunswick, N. j., was
buried from the First Reformed Church OF that place
yesterday. Tho cause and manner OF his death arc
now fully learned. For some time past he bad been
suffering with congestion OF the brain. On Wednes-
day. although said hts head was better his ac,ions
and strange look created suspicious the mind OF his
wife She watched him closely until she saw him
enter his pistol shot lev minutes later told
the story. He had taken his own lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
KINGS COUNTY ECONOMY.

The special committee appointed BY the Kings
county Board OF Supervisors to consider reduction
Of the county pay roll yesterday morning IN the
County Court House. No definite action was taken
by tho committee, which adjourned to meet again
Wed nosday next II Is said a total reduction In the
pay roll Of about $40, 900 will made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
THIRTY CASES OF suNsrRoKE.
HOTTEST DAY OF THE SEASON AT ST. louis

HOTTEST DAY OF THE SEASON AT ST louis
AND ITS FATAL EFFECT.
ST. Louis. No.. July 10, 1878
This has been the hottest day OF tho season. the
mercury ranging between nine ana iour clock from
ninety 10 over hundred in the shade Nearly
thirty cases OF sunstroKe hive been reported at
tho city dispensary aud hospital during the day
and fully ns many more have probably occurred,
of which the authorities have record. Nearly
every physician meets reports from one
TO three in his private praotica Six
teen deaths have occurred to-day from this
have been granted three days, which
include only two OF the fatal cases OF day. II Is
not unusuol to have the degree OF heat here,
but many cases of sunstroke and SO many deaths
IRON that cause in the same length Of time have
never been known before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

ANTIGUA, July LIN port. Eastern Star Woodward for
Now York Ss,alnE sugar 'chr VIM Hayes, to load mo-
June s: f: s:sss s..
~ f,sss
Dss S0f Il, SG *, s. @
Fescher Indiana. Drummond; Rsspsr POOLE and Valley
s ssss.' Woodbury. n'' bark Annie H''d o'0"' for Fan
for .H R Rs S .. % ns
New York .rrvsS May 10 in distress. GAR Gsss.f us
:s. lis: sss$
ossesT1. June I'm port Ships a..svi. Hr. snsA.r;
ri a Sss
Ssy and ss..a
tom Alsx Mckenzie ODD homewood. for san francisco;
sailed rom s:usor June bark Peruvian tBr, Berry.
CocMs. May as-s.,es: brig Palmer ssra. seass,
III 81, nee sS. Ell: .'s :; IT,;
sailed prio. 70 July IL. s.rh.J y hoffman Ray. New
iS!sf: big Don qSisos., istt. S:~ YoTt; ~
:s", ss;s s ,e' ms's ssa
proceeded tor IS Johns. N; Worcester, from Charlotte
Li.soS Jsiy il-A,iv.d previously; ship Ida Lily,
%A1La4%. Nay sUia pors ship Mary kitchen tBr.
To.nsrDRo May sis.ed bark Aureola tBr,, croetor
IL pors May 90 s.rx Alice Muir tBr. Anker. for Eng.
MArAcuKx Juno l5-ssiled. EDWARD Lsmsyer Muli,.
rApAsc July Io-Ia port ship Dictator (Nor) for Now
York; bark Prasidsnt Trotschs Ger, for do.
PxRSAnpUco, Juno 14-Arrivcd, bark Riaito tBr)-
sailed il. brig Jennie Cheney Arsy. 81 Thomas
Chartered Bark v'dsl tGer'. for Maccio and Now
PoIsr-A .PrRx Quad. Juue i4-Arrvsd. brig L Bowen.
Han, Bosson: 34sh, sehr Anna Glover, from Bucks.
Sailed June Is. schr Lugano. McKowsn, Nevia
QuxBRc, July ll-Arnved. steamer Corsdes (BL. Now
Hull Ann Wilson tBr) Lewis London. en-,
Passed Father Point 18TH 30 PM steamer Poynesan
ROSARIO, May 24-Cieared, bark Nineveh. wyman, Bos
gins sour.bayn for New York; Alahasad tBr. wescosi
SINGAPORE, May 2S-In port, bark Hawthorne, Mason.
ST PIERRE Mart June 2e-In port ship Robert l. Lane
Mercy Trandy cro~isy from Bo.sss arrived si,s, TO-,
90 Ids; Sarah Davis Cottre from Georgetown. so, ar
ST. Tmoxas June 2i--Arrivcd schrs A Magee. Young,
Grenada land sailed 2sd Tor Arr.yo) Warren Crosby.
Atwood Boston ,snd sailed 2sth Tor Domnics I'D brig
son. Balsno Phiadelpha tano smiled july for Mstnn-
ss.l 2sc brig Motley ru%mer psmersra snd s.ed
27th, brig Jennie Cheency. Arev. Pernambu land
ssied July for fsjsrdo); Annie Insram sBr, .,nnon.
sasuS. july 3 Fred Jackson XnSfsss rSii.dspSi. y
Bshams tBr. Ccrveii New York Tor Bsrosdos &c tsnd
sailed June II, schrs Altoona Pitzgerald, Nasuabo;
25th AbLie Dunn, Martin. Csvdcnas latte Haskell. Cas-
Arrived June ~ brig Jobu Boyd CBr, Crowe Pernam.
buco for Arccibo and OF Hsttcras.
St JoTs: NB July i,-Gearsd b'rss Sovereign CID.
1Yrsncc, brig Nancy (Br,, Kesrn., wexford
barton. NJ. f4fi .'Tf Nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
THE FERRY TICKET WAR.

A suit has been commenced In the Kings County
Supreme Court against Superintendent Chapel OF
the New York and Brooklyn Ferry Company, for
$40 900 damages for alleged alse arrest by Edward j.
and Francis Dugan. The plaintiffs who childrep,
were arrested last year, tho Of the ferry
company, Tor pedding ferry tickets and wore alter
ward discharged by Judge Gilbert. They have brought
the suit through their ialncr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
DRAPER'S ECLIPSE EXPEDITION.

Professor Henry Draper's party, consisting OF him
self and wife, Professor Barker, President Morton and
Mr. Edison left this city yesterday go the Rocky
Mountains for observations the solar eclipse Of
July 20 The eclipse occurs early in the afternoon
and lasts ut Professor Drapcrs point OF obscr
nosriy three minutes. Tho station chosen Is Rawns
The equipment consists oil four large telescopes CON-
coc ork movement, &c. The railroads and express
companies have given every facility to the party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
PETTERSON'S PLUMBER.

Oflccr Jonas q. Grant. OF the Second police pre-
cinc, Brooklyn arrested man having In ms posses
SION bundle for which he could give satisfactory
account at two o'clock Yesterday morning. near Full
ton ferry when taken TO the station house tho
bundle was found 10 contain about soc worth OF
jcwery and ciothins. The mau, who gave his name
as bonss Peterson was locked up, and later In The
Gay II was discovered that the property had been
stolen IRON tue residence OF p. J. Nodinc, No. $50
Adnma sIrSAi