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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

The Board Of County Commissioners
resumed their consideration Of the bonds
Of the new county officials At 3 P. N.
Yesterday afternoon. Some new ones
hal come in during the recess, and
these also came up for approval.
The bond first examined was that Of
b. II. Carriek. County Treasurer. IL
wa. for $4,000 and had fity.four
signsrs. 'as follows: George A. King.
$4,000; 5. l.. Jones. $4,000; A..
Maesire,ti. $1,000: l.. Rsiek, $1,000;
p. Milich. $4,000; James Haydn.
$4,000; Il. J. Breed. -, 800; ID. Crosby.
-. 800; o. Lonkey, $500; Z. Il.
Smith. $4,000; @. &. Stevenson. 81.
coo: c. c. Smith. 80, 900; p. II. Ford,
$1,000; j.. j. Alexander. $4,000; +.
Boesle, $1,000: ]. W. Orndorf. S2,-
600: Il. Kirman. $4,000; v. Lemery.
S2,O William Mooney. 5000;
James Keller $1,000. @. Derby $4,000.
~ - - Ssh.oat., go sno John
Ss,oOo. frra Ssuiyeas, $780, nnn
Charles Adams $4,000. ID. 4. Wallace
-, 900. Il. Mercer. $4,000. n. Lariviere
$4,000. D. II. Gallup $1,000. A. Gil
lespie $1,000. J.. Z. Becker $1,000. T..
be,,hs,, s.'vvV oco pioSn S00o'
y: W; "'ah'l $3.50, 400 500;
y" oaa rsu"' 49,, =, oco
si'VVo, NOUNS "oo,ey ssVo. a D.
stewart $500 !, pa,Ne s-.oov, go
Smt,n si'ovV' VI, So,'ss9o Si,ooo'
y aouns, u q rpu'
Si,.9o; rhno Knapp SOW aa nnn'
matd' a;ooOi yonn 80 JONES' - $1,000
Il. u. heDonaiu, S-'VVo, sam's'
sS'oVo' n. Snauey Si'voV' o'eorge
1. Laminon' s-'ovV' IL. I. neaans'
sO,OOO. Ihe ono was referred 70 tne
District Attorney.
The oond OF 1onn hnoi' justice OF
the Peace township NO, :, III the sun
OF So,VOO Win Y. r. hieupiet anu ~.
Crosby as sureties was Also referred 10
the District Attorney.
The District Attorney reported rs ioi'
lows ,
The bond OF William Skyrme was only
IN one hall the amonh required was
drawn se'eraiiy' q not Jointly d sew,
crazy aceoruing 10 Ia"' ine "ofo
Jointly neeaed To DC inserted
The following bonds were correct 10
all particulars: Wm. Ccok. Justice OF
the Peace Of Township No. j; Y. Ia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
A True Plssure.

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 23.-It is vari.
ously reported hero and published In the
local press that an immense tlssurs has
been discovered In the Blue Ridge
Mountains, extending from the middle
fork OF the Rapidan river to Shenandoah,
q distance OF twelve or fourteen miles.
It Is said the cleft in the mountains ID
quito wide and so deep that cattle have
fallen into the opening and gone down
to unfathomable depths in the bowels Of
the Garth,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
A rouchisg Essay.

The following essay on Nevada was 70.
Gently read by q Virginia City school
boy :
Nevada is A republican Jon,P Jones
is the highest Office Bill Gibson dittow
there is lots Of mines hear which per.
duces ore. bullion and ssssmsnts. SANITY
Claws can't come this yere cos he bot
Serry Nevada I no all about II cos
unkls jontold me so. We doant live on
Bee street no more cos the ole man SEE
we've got to move down with the mar.
ket. Thet's wot he said.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
Fraudulent Returns.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. 22.-The
State Canvassing Board at Tallahassee
yesterday completed the canvass and
gave a certificate TO Hull, Dem, his ma
jority being thirteen. This result was
arrived at by throwing out Rrevard
county. which gave a Democratic ma.
jority. The County C~anvassina board
Of Brevsrd county has been indicted ny
the United States Grand Jury for max.
ing fraudulent returns. and are In jail
hare In default OF 5000 bail each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
"a Merry C~hriss,nHs.''

The News wishes this to everybody.
II you can't be merry, be as jolly as you
eau under the circumstances. Go TO
church; attend mass; eat all the turkey
you can find. Pete Becker. Dave
Radoyich or some Of the restaurant
folks will supply the bachelors. and those
who don't have any turkey at home.
Eat. drink and DO merry; stocks will be
up big In April.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

srocKnoLDERs' MExriSo.- The reg.
ular annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Leviaihan Mining Company. for
The election Of officers, etc. will be held
ON the 18th Of January next. At the Of
ics OF the company. in San Francisco
See official notice in our advertising col
umns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

More About she Roads OF New
County Onieiais The Treasurer.
sureties Justify is the sum OF
e6to,o0o-The fioud Really 10
Double the Amount Required
Bosds Accepted and Bonds re-
jeeted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
.-.sy.s. sh,. nersi.s.

II II Dabln. T. A Moore, ID Cameron.
II N Daggstt. Vim u Thornton, L s,rother
and wife. L Murphy. Miss L Bryan. A u
Hill. Il Dey. Mrs smith. W y Leets,
II Deardon. II J Hutchinson. Mrs II :
Beck. Mrs J W Hutchinson. L Diehman.
W Hutchinson. J Bruner. T cavanaugh.
Miss Gibbard, Vim Daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
81

The Rev. Father Montague gratefully
Acknowledges the above receipts and
tenders his thanks to the kind ladies'
who have manifested such zeal. enter.
prise and energy during the fair also.
to all who have. directly or indirectly.
especially ut this season OF d~ullness,
aided In keeping alive the historic gen.
erosity and liberality Of the old parish
Of st. Mary's in the Mountains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
nEPosr.
N. rr~.es.eo Board.

LAST KvESrSo.
rs Raymond 4 Ely, 9k.9
10 Eureka Con-, -
40 Jackson, sh
ss5 Grand Pre-. o., o.
co Northern Belle. ~
CTS Argenta. ~, 2 SO
$50 Navajo. SOC. t5c
los Leopard. I
$50 Belmont. i0c
200 Hussey. SOC
10 Manhattan.
200 Endowment. i0c
$50 Independence. Ia, 30
$50 Star. SOC
100 TuscarorA. Toe
20 Hillside.
20 Hamburg. II
1895 Highbridge. 81. 2 20
$50 Paradise. I IS,
100 Defrees. i5c
100 New Coso. 25c
100 Bodie. .. ~
IS Bechtel. COO
so MeCliontou. toc
$50 TiogA. I 10, I IL
1850 summit. I
lao Bulwer. NS, Ia
400 Syndicate. II
200 Maybelle. soc
so Oriental. TO
80 Blackhawk. toc
$50 Booker. soc
100 South Standard. $50
525 Mono, AVA
~ Con. Pacific. 2 40
$50 Dudley. I 40. 1 20. II
$50 Martin White, 81
IS Leeds. ~
20 Golden Terra, 6
THIS MORNING.
$40 ophir. 3ss, ssh
760 Mexican. 81 v. 3is. 81
300 Gould 4 Curry
i25 Beet 4 Rslcher. IN. In. iTb
$40 California. 10, ~, 10
$50 Savage. o.. Oh, .. %
80 Con. Virginia. SS
20 Chsllar-Poto-i. ID
1876 Hale 4 Norcross. II. III. 1la, 4
$40 Crown Point. . so. ~
ais Yellow Jacket, lih, Ia
Sass Imperial, s5c. 90c
so Kentuek. 8 90
$50 Alpha. la, ~. i2k. -
$40 Belcher. So, > 20. } 80
IT'S Confidence
42o Sierra Nevada. iGa. iGs, i6s
$40 Ballion. 81
100 E~xchsqusr. 81
l55 OvermAn. 10, 81
IS Justice. . 80. . 30
so Succor. 35c
ASS Union Con-. ISL, ~. 59S
so Alta. Sc
225 Lady Bryan. 95c. 200
iS Julia. 2 -, 20
AS Caledonia. 2 40. ~
coo Silver Hill. Ia, 1 30. 1 40
SIS Challenge, I 80, ~
200 New York. COO
COO Phil. sheridan. Sc, +0c
40 Lady Washington. 1
90 Kossuth. i5c
40 Andes, SOC. i5c
100 Ward. Sc. SOC
80 Scorpion. I
go LeviAthAn. 35c. 40c
AS North Con. Virginia. 5a.5
$50 Trojan. CSC. SOC
AGO Benton. 81. 5 40. 5 30. 50
100 Solid Silver. soc
CHS North BONANZA. 90c. Sc
200 Piutus. IN
40 Raymond 4 Ely. ss.9
$50 Eureka Con-, 32s
40 Jackson, sS
40 Leopard. 1
Us Northern Belle. 81
800 Hussey. 30c
40 Grand Prize, 81, So, 81
eco ArgcntA. ~, 2 ~, ? ~
200 Star. SOC
$50 Hamburg. I
eco Highbridge. "a. IS
50 TuscarorA. loo
SEQ Paradise, 2. I Is
so Liberty. soc
200 Bodie. 3
$50 Bechtel. COO. zoe
leo Tioga, I Is, Ia
so Syndicate. I 10
IS Buiver. IL. itA
so MAybello, Doc
IS Oriental. 75c. Csc
$40 Mono. 2
$40 Booker. SOC
100 Con. Pacific. 2 40
30 Leeds. IL
so Martin White. g
$40 Navajo. zoe
800 sittng.Buli. 55c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

bES SO per Day made b. any .ork:s o
either ser, right In their own loesiiti:s. PA.
tieulArs and ampies worth Is fres: Impr0vs
yoaf spafs IN Il this business. Addrss,
uhl a. 1ftNDoN . On. fortanos -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
CATHOLIC FAIR.
financial Resuit OF thas Held IN
virginin for the Besent OF ~,
Nays Church.

Following is a statement OF the finan'
cial result Of the recent Catholic Fair
held by the ladies' for the benefit Of st.
Mary's Church. Virginia:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08
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COMPUTATION sImPLIFleo
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08

Cash Is Scarce aud Applications for Credis
Humerous.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08

na danst @ s a q s wocKs ad e%ey @ q
Repairing done under the personal supervision
Of Mr.. Peterson, who has given IS years to the
business.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08
RAssEusis at.a
sFlag stations. Telegraph stations.

Passenger train going east connects at Davis
junction with branch trains arriving ut Port
landvtl!e at 1918 p. m, aud then connecting with
Howard's stages for Virginia. Eden, Fsirview
Beleit, Canton Harr,sburg, Flandreau. Linwood,
Rock Rapids, Sioux Falls and all points on the
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandville
at I .15 p. m., connects at Davis junction With
train going west.
8: AtEik Point with stages for Porca, Ncb
and Richla d, d. T.
4. At Vermillion with stages for Lodi, Rive ;
side, Turner, Bloomingdsle and Finlsy.
s. AtMeckling With stages for StJames.
=. At Gayville with stages for st. Helena.
4. At Yankton with stages for all points
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
ka; and during the season of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies l.ns
Of steamers for Randall, Brule, Pierre, Sully
Rice. Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. Buford,
Carol and Benton; connecting at Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
GEO. e. MERCHANT.
GEO. +. WHEELOCK, Cent ISuDsvintsni't.
AQenE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08

Table supplied with everything the market
Affords. Headquarters for commercial traveller,
Free baggage to and from the depot.
w, .. kNAPpkN. REopstctor.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

AsrISwAII Dec 1-Arrved, steamer Clyde, Morton. New
Gispwr. Nov ee-saiied steamer Rheols esp. G,msa.
CossTaNrtSorLE. Nov arrived, brig Marietta utaD,
Cs,aAKS Nov 2oIn port, schr Ls.le tB,, Emery. for
CnsninTrErows PEI Nov 25-Cleared brig swiftsure
CBrl Boattic. sandy Hook schr Lcgos Br Mayo. Balt
GAsousrrc PEI Nov 2s-Cieared. schr Olivia oMuIlsn
' aipRsirsr Nov 7-Pnsed barks vittoria dtaD, Fer.
rejaoo, from Girgenti for Vow York; Leopoido dtaD
Grsoa Nov is-Ssiied bark ironsides Tapley IAghcrn
GEoKcyoxS. PEI. Nov a-Cicared. sehr Eurydics Br),
iIAvAsi Nov 3o-saiied, steamer Saratoga. sundbers
H.irrAS. Dec 2-Arrived, steamer Marlborough CBD.
sailed I'd. steamer Co-tes. Bennett st Johns, NJ.
LAGgss Scy 7Aprvcd sehr Pride "f Tn. ~ Fast E Lord
18th brig Charlotte Buck. Herrick. Jsmaica.
MoSnoya oct 25-In port schr Peter MITCHELL Freeman,
.'S MAss.sriIs' NOV 22-ssiied. schr Geo whitfora
faSsss Dec i-saled. steamer Coainaa. ssarls, San
francisco
PIcror IS Nov asArrived steamer Prisce Edward r,
osE.ssrowS Nov 2f--Ar-ived. brig Riagwocd (3r Sin
clair. Primes Edward Island
Montrsal Cork: 2ist Ysisvst RUS, Benman. Bristol
2st R~bcccs !Aus, ohonovcb Tyne Dock; Nemer tRas,
Cleared 10Th bark Carlo tAus Goobsryich Ipswich
2lst Aurgs (Br. Messer from Nontrsal. Whitchsven;
San Pe.ro dtsD. samds Havre Emilie tSor si,nonsen
ST Josxs pr Dec I--Arrived steamer Bermuda (Br),
sr youS. M Nov ae-Arrised shin British Queen fBr,
Eis bark silver Cloud B Issry. Dublin brig
earsa esos VI Nov ships E:isdsre Johnson
s.s %,rn.oa ST. So Sov le s. aSs Ss ~ xoue
New YORK: nth Alfred Kcen.. Henderson Baltimore.
Yarmouth rs Nov Ss-Arrivea sehr Mosro 1Er Geyton,
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
PENNSYLVANIA MURDERERS.

THE HARRISBURG COURT OF PARDoNs--UN-
USUALLY NUMEROUS DEMANDS FOR MERCY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec. . 1873.
Fifty applications for pardon and communication
Of death sentence have been filed with the Board OF
Parsions since the last meeting. two months ago,
an unusually large number. Most interest centres
in the case of Jack Kehoc. who hopes to
escape the gs,lows by rehcsrang for which he has
made application. The Indications tonight that
his application viii he unfavoraly received in which
event his execution the 18th inst. is fixed fact
unless he she uld meanwhile colaniit suicde Martin
Birgn. to be hanged on the 18th inst. for the
murder of Patrick Burns. in 1870. and James
Mcdonnell. to be executed the day,
have both iled applications for commuta-
ton OF death sentences to imprisonment
for life. and their will be heard at the forth
coming meeting the first session OF which will he
held tomorrow. No application hiH been made
Ill. the OF George sharp. for whose
ton on the 1stn inst. Governor Hartranft has
alxo issued warrant; but the hanging Will probably
lie interrupted by writ Of error. Should the Board
Vt Pardons decide adversely to the petitions of
.Eirgin snd Mcdonnell q similar course would be
pursued IN their A writ of has already
heen obtained In the of Alexander Sayers. OF
iJiladei,,hia. who shot his wife in church about
y.smr ago. An unfavorablc action in the Kehoe case
MD settle his fate, he already has unsucccssfUlly
ap, alcd to the Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

BosroS, Dec a-Arrivea steamers ponniaisn. csmsn.,
ifs's sehss PSrSs: sress ysns rarrsro
ss sss fts asais" sssf fs%.as
Bslsy, gonsives; 9 II Maeomber Googins, do; Washing
Also arrived, sshrs IIss,shsa Aexsnari.: Asdrew
May Hood, s,celmsn: Hi.w.,h. crsb.: ss;.h BIRD.
san osrs SMITH Bros" Young ns9sn Brown s
ls sn,..y r.sS a se John Dy oss
Esn' ,s Assys As's s.l nb. b. .ns hsS
phinncy and Trenton stewart, hondont; JehS Broom
c Ill nisa Rssass TsEaas Mill ass. .as
Sss' .Snss rr Ssls' ds asA
xiiier rswsll: ig,crepc piysy Reed a.d M."rss.
snss :p ssaS Hnsay ssnn S ."s sy Ham
mond, Robinson. Perth Anboy Rising sun. Jones' no.
S.issa Is: sSs9is T'. :dsg
Ss"Sars SsIs ~: Ks,s Mitchell oliver. NJ. yG;s.
tune. Berry. New YORK '''''''' ~
cro.Sy neict of Sarl, wawsnsS s Ly1p
vertss ar. MURRAY. London; China ter, Jordan Bre'
%@noN. M.s GeNos Aas" Matilda S, su%s
Ssc SSSe s,sr s srGs.i sss 81
9ek Martin sroyn NO Y.,t, .ade; % efy. Snsy
iiaoId' do charts. Scriord f:..oc. do cr BAKER,
EsSr f. Gsss acs Tsrs
Narsson. Blactng,on, winisor; Jessie Etss.s,n. ..
ringtoo Parker do Li,,c Poor. picscy, Belfast Hattie
Lollics, Loliics New York. -.
Cieared-stonmers Harold tBr,. Waller, IIsye Wm
Crane Kent Boston bnrks Brazilicra 0eri achens. Rio
Jansiro: Deordarns (Br Dorwad Calais; Eliza 0ntom
tBrl Nccarry nstown: srhrsJ " Boyle Haig, Mas
sag Rodney Parker. Parker, New Haven; ..,,.
SaedSeamcr Caspian, ship Hiram. bark 'uriew' schr
Albert smith.
Sailed Noy 3y--Rnrk u Bigelow - -
BEAUFORT SC, Nov 25-Arived, brig Daniel Or,
Bentley. oporto; 27th bsrh etrus or andersen Aber
deem: Lewis N Lamb tBr. Williams, Gnadsloupe -
Cleared 18th brig Barry I'D. RsndelI London z.th.
bark Acacia Br Good plymouth brig Pr~micr bfl 6sr-
nett, Bristol 10Th, bark Erica Brl Jones; ioudon $40,
BATH, Nov 30 Sailed, scbrs Telnmsh, Bcnnet FhiIa.
dclrhia; whlebcuse DALEY Baltimore; Brsuhah usmi
ton New YORK. .
cmARIEsToN. Nov 2e--Arrivcd. 'chr Maud Robinson,
UsuburY
tIesrfd-Schrs y clever fpscrsoli. and ,hsros Ls~
renee. shaw. Baltimore; fayel, Winfield, Fhilsds
Dec aRrri1ed schr. Bells Rus.e, Smith rbi'sdepbis
n G. shepard, New YORK
riesred-Bsrk Oheo Ger, Miedsrrcdf, Rotterdam bIis
Albert Esscs aien- Sehaiha. Hafre
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwFRr, Dec 2-Arrivcd, steamer Ferdinand Der.
taoen Bce9, Cat,oor, New Orleans via Bermuda; ships
Hudson tNorl. Nyhre New York st Petersburg tNor)
Hansen do bsrks sagatun Nor. Fredrck Baltimore;
Prrcis tSor,. Rath. Wilmington. Nc.
sailed Nov 10, bark Baltbsssar tkus Tarsbocha New
Orleans Dec steamer Mereator Belg Minis New York
bark Joscph Hickman iBrl. Bishop, do.
sailed from Flushing Dec 2 ship Ansicsea Br william
son New York
Brsstx. Dec 2Arrired, steamer Lens tBr, Pcaso, sa
vaunah.
Sailed 3D. ships Sirius Ger Freese Bsltmore; rlorids
Sparks America; bark Nercur gen De Hasp, Tyhce.
Bsisrol Dec t--Arived, hsrhs tdndo Nor', Nelson,
ChaIIcstyu Eass Of Eng and H. " slttrs. Sui Ri1es
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
CLEARED.

Steamer Sorrento (Brl, Webster Hull via Southampton
Charles l. Wright h Co.
steamer WiIlism Woodward, Young, Baltimore-J S
Krems
Steamer Franconia Bragg. Portland. Me- Ames
Ship Game Cock. Hardy. Anjer-Bscon & Co.
Ship Skulda (Sorl. Wisper. AmsterdanBsnhsru Boye
Bark Lady Franklin tBr, Wood Gloucester, EPeabody.
Willis Go.
Bark San Francisco dBr, Borg, Cork Falmouth for
orders-Henlam & Boscsen.
Bark Padre Itan. Panslsqua, Cork Falmouth for
ders-.Benham Boyesen.
Bark stormy Petrol tBr. Read Queenstown Falmouth
for orders Eapham Boyesen.
Bark Temp!ar (Br) Trcfry Antworp-James ElweIl
Co.
Bark Magdaiepa tSorl. Olsen. Antwerp-C Tobias Go.
BARK Arno LAns,. Soppa. rreste-.John q Seagcr.
Bark Tanjcrs tFr,. Csmmecn. Eochsfort-Benharn 4
Hoyessn.
Bark Mindn ,Frl, LepaIicc yanfes--Bcnhsn Boyesen
Bark Gcmsbok, Hall, Zansibar and a market-Arpold,
Hines 4 Co.
Bark + W Grisi,hs iBr). Drummond Mstanzas-F II
Smith 4 co.
Brig Mariana Papa dtap, Murc Alcxandris, E--Ben-
ham Boyescn.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. ?, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY the HERALD srTsAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHnEsTosE TELEGRAPH LINE

Rpronrrp BY THE HERALD srEAM YACHTS AID HERALD
wHTrEsTosE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Nerionet shire Br Stnrrock Annoy kep2s sim
Port said Nov aud Gibraltar 18th With teas
order. vessel 10 Punch. Edye " Co.
steamer Bolivia t5 small Glasgow via Motille Nov -
with n,dse and passcures Henderson Bros Dee L. 800
TITLES of sandy Hook passed bark Ontario Bri bound
York for glasgow miles OF do, steamer City of Ber
lin 'Bri. from do for Liverpool. -
steamer August Andre Bclcl. Eyler. Antwerp 10 days
with mdse to Punch Edyo Go. =
Steamer Gas ALA r crngle Casiania oet 30 Nssslna
3ist Mclasyo Nov . Palermo Sth Malaga 10Th end Gibral
iat 6,h with mdse and passengers % Henderson Bros
Nov lat ~ TO- Ion j spoke bark F0rmosa Pierce from
for Nov York, day state line steamer
bound r. aso day Alfred Greed. cook, ot Plymouth
T.. sged "a years. died of pneumonia
steamer City ~ San Antonio. Pcnningt Galveston
Nov - aud Key West 2 with mdse aud passengers 90
Mallory 90.
steamer City Of ssysnnsh Kimpton Savannah 20 hours
With mdse and pnssenge N Geo Nonwe.
Steamer Nyknoso. toueh Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk. with udss 20 The old Dominion steam shin
ship Nevada. Kruger Bremen ~ days. with barrels to
Muliei n Kruger Had variable winds aud wesfler.
Rnk lockwood OF 81 Iohr. SB, L,ckhan Dublin ~
dass. n halis-t. a. A T. fteuy.
Hsrk Fortuna Rrpeto tIisl Bfguett Galway ~ days.
in ballast. 70 ORDER
Rsvk Qnello tNo pedckan,r Autscrp ~ days IN bsi.
last funcb, Edyc Co Anchored 10 the lover hay for
orders
Bsrk Anaranth ess Btaasr. Bsemsa ~ days. in bal.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
THOMAS GARRISON.

Thomas Garrison, who died OF his residence in tho
town OF FIatlsnds Kings county. on saturday night
last, was an old and respected citizen. He was scv-
eutysevn years of age and the last survivor Of
fye brothers. sons Of squire John Garrison, Of
Euictersockcr lineage. The rortly hgnrv ~ squire
Garrison ~ prominently displayed in Guys celt-
braicd painting ~ 'Brnoklyn in 1910 Ne
was the leading butcher 1T tho village, aud
smassri fortune Thomas Garrison also learned
the trade, aud when lad carried trays of meat ON
grown into a city ~ nearly half million souls. He
.-aa lrnfher Of the lats c. County Judge Samuel
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
oENEnAL HENrY IyArT pELAcoMnr, G. D.

General Henry l. Delaoonbe. c. E.. Royal Marine
Light fsntry the senior general on the list died
November l5, at the age OF eishtynine. at his resi-
dencc. Albion street Hyde Park square, London
General Delsconbe born in 1853. obtained his
commission III 1905, and served on board the Ton
nant covering the cmbarKation OF Sir John Moores
army at Cornna afterward in various boat affairs IN
Basque Roads in f at the defence OF Cadiz in 1870
and IN other affairs. He comniandant OF the
Plymouth division when promoted to major general
in 1855. In 1867 he awarded the generals good
service pension of f30o per annuln, and made Com
mandcr OF the Bath il 1859.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
MRs. CATHERINE TAFT.

The cable this morning announces the death of
Ms. Catherine TAFT wife of the Right Hon. and Most
Rea Archibald Campbell TAFT. y. G. L.. d. D., Arch
bishop of Can trbury. aud daughter Of the Venerable
William Spoor,er. Archdeacon of Coventry. She was
married to tho Rev. Mr.. TAFT in 1s43.