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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08
DlDACrIC.

The systematically days have come, the .adds.i
OF The year:
The piumbsr.msn doth laugh with glee, and
gayiy was hs e.r.
arow heard.
Oh. woe unto iee robin blythe. and che the
chippy.birdi A.,
Where are tho vines. the pnmpkln vines. thai
lately bioonied and stood
In bfighsr light and soflsr airs. . tsAn'eoa'
bfotherhoods
Ais'i ihsy ~ .,e IN their graves. 'A''' gentle
vines must die.
Their fruits srr In the cellar -tered-ir : out
your pampkin pie. ioshsrs Cd-sH
Smith N. Weed:
He. the lest niois of sunmer
Len qaskiBg aionrs
Each CO. arc~ny bummer
L. baified aud gone.
No dover Of his kindred,
No loved ole IL n gh fOr
To hide his pink bushes
or send cipher cit her.
I'm well to-do sort of Ia loafet.
Though day alter day knesd tftad,
And though never q b'O-- 'm 80 Tor.
There l- four whsrver tread.
Imais eAk- while the sun 10 shining.
Ny pies On the market are ble-;.
Thoash erusty. never an whining
-Hark,ye.
she hath ds~ 10 join the ansels
And nke~i-. the ch-fuhln'
SONS have died ~ ery-lPel.-
Bat Twas WORM. that aild-d him.
..H,r . wouldn't rhyme with " "eheiusinl."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

On the principal cities throughout the United
States, Europe. japan. China and the last
ipdies, the Australian Colonies and New Zea-
land. and on honolulu (liswAii).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

m Csn mahs money fasbr 81 work for no than
y 81 anything slse. Capital no. required We
vii start you. III per day st home male ey
wanted svsryvhere 70 work for %. New 10 the
tims. Costly ouift and terms Tree. Address
mia ens TRUx 3 co.. Augusta, Maine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

Gee week In your own town. IS outnt
9OO free. Nc risk. header, n you want
business at which persons Of either sex can
nake great pay eli the time they worh. vr''s
Xhiom' u. nILLErr . 90. Portland. No.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

JULIA CONsOLlDATED MININ0
sJ COMPANY. Location VI principal place
Of business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby gwen. that AZ meeting OF
the board OF Directors, held on the nrt
day OF November. Isis. an assessment
lNo. u OF Ono Dollar tti) per share Was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation, paya-
Die Immediately, In United States gold coin,
10 the Secretary. at the ofhoe Of the Company.
Room n Hsyward's Building. l9 California
street, ran Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsli
remain unpaid on the ,ixth day OF December.
ISIS, viii be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at pubic auction. and unle,r payment 10 made
before, will b. sold on rATUhDAY, the twenty
eighth day VI December. 1875, TO pay the delin.
auent ssscsrment. together with costs OF ad.
vertiring and expenses OF sale.
Dy order Of the board Of Directors.
A. NORL, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room u lIayvard's Building. No. <i9
California street, San Francisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

nRposIrs ofC0Is OR BuLLioN received.
either ou open account or 10 Issue CEh.
TIFICATRs therefor, payable lat the option Of
The holder) In Gold iilll or San Francisco; 10
make collections, purchase Bullion At the most
favorable rates, OF sdvanoe coin thereon when
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In SAn Francisco;
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

ANDES kILyER MINING tOMs
n PAsY.-Locationo of principal Of buiiness.
Location Of works. Virginia CITY. storey
county. Nevada.
Notice 10 her by given. that at a meeting Of
the Board Of Dirctorr. held on the q DAY OF
October, 1878, an AssersmentlNo. III OF Twenty
fye Cents per share Was levied upon the capt.
lal stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately, In United States gold coin. TO the rec.
retAry. Of the once oi the Company. Room
Nsysda block, No. 30 Montgomery strest. San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shali
remain unpaid on the sth DAY of Nov mber.
1875, will be delinquent. and Advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment
l. made before viii be sold on SATURDAY, the
SOth da, OF November. 1873, To ply the
delInquent assessment, together with custs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
~. LANDEIts, Seer tary.
Oflce-Iloom No. 2. Nevada Block. no. ~
Montgomery street, ran fraleifeo' cAh'ofhiA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
M USICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

At Gilmore's Garden, on Sunday evening, q grand
concert will bs evenly Dr. Damrosch's orchestra, Of
100 performers
The severe has sadly interfercd with the sue.
Of the several theatres, the attendance In most
Instances being meagrc.
Tue matinee benefit OF John Brougham At Walacks
has been fixed for Wednesday afternoon noxt, and
promises be ono Of tho most enjoyable occasions OF
the kind.
During ono Of the scenes In which Miss Marian
Mordaunt appears at the Bowery Theatre In the
sational drama entitled "rhe Workingmon OF New
York." young lady In the parquet was over
como by the strorg characterization OF the part by
actress that she tainted and had TO be
her homo. similar occurrence recently took pnce
during the performance OF Mury Anderson, nj the
Firth Avenue Theatre, whom Mlss Emily kgl is said
TO have succumbed 70 her emotions and found the
usual WY OF the sex out OF aiinculty. II Is 10 be
hoped that this practice oil aibting during theari
chi performance will not become popular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
LONGER FIAE LADDERS.

Al tho meeting OF tho Board Of Fire Commissioners
yesterday the necessity for longer nro ladders WAS
discussed and the following preamble and resolutions
passed.
whereas the large and constantly Increasing number OF
high buildings In shs city the nppcr nors Of which cannot
be reached With the LADDERS by the
renders ie adoption aud Of Improved ire ladders
imperative necessity and whereas the department Is la
possession OF number OF aerial ladders the which
discontinued IN the m0nta OF september, 1875. In
Differences to the nudn oil Coronors that tho sad
ladders were made Of inferior wood aud their construction
faulty aud wherein tho department. csusurud al
lowing hem 20 be used before subccng them 10 sccn.
tile aud practical test and their
nnent condemned. therefore be IL
Resolved, hat board OF survey te and IL hereby
pointed TO consist OF John Ericsson Charles H. Hasweu
ana julius H. strcdinser. civil engineers. Aud assistants
chief OF the department Charles U. Shsa chief
talon GILBERT D. orr with Instructions to thoroughly
anime ana test scientifically and practically the said al
ladders ana report their conclusions 10 tho principles
ethod structiOn, tho atty
u the therein AMI their safety TOR
ths department. together with sucn
their they deem advisable aud proper
TO make, ana he IL urthcr
Resolved. That Chsi oi Departmen Iii Bates
hereby directed 10 advise with and furnish aid
said Board VI survey they require. enable thon
carry out the provisions OF the preceding resolution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
rA1,MAaE ON THE QUESTION.

Or. Talmage made the Lord.Iicks affair the topic OF
bis short tak last night. He commenced by saying:-
The comedy Of lie Is sometimes striking as It's
tragedy. Especially 10 II when the newspapers rs
voal TO every day what the husband had for dinner
and what the wife did when she went out
THIS was specially shown this morning by
the Hicks-Lord affair Tho whole community
has boon discussing tho fact that Mr.. Lord
millionaire, had united his fortunes with Mrs Hicks.
The ch iircn we're offended at The sccoud marriage,
aud more especially offended because IT would DO hKey
to change the properly. These revelations, to-day,
have shown one thing ut least; that this Old
eighty KNOWS more than his children do thirty
forty Tnor long secusIon Is accounted Tor by the
fact that there was y threat 10 kill them. There
has been q long and interesting inquiry Tor
some tine. IL was, "Where Is Mr.. Lord ~
II Is answered today HE IN tho newspapers" II
you ask where the children are ina be ans wered
almost as tersely, 'rhcy are across their athcr's
knee" Thai IL ciamped and uncomfortable posi-
ton as Of W. Know from past experience. IL Is
hoped that tue father will 40 his duly In this respect
Tor ne has sady neglected 1t in The past Ii rs no
dence OF insanity, but OF wGo discretion, when TINS
beaten wreck chooses aroluI pilot 10 guide
him 10 his Old age. Ny advice botu to young people
aud old not 10 mako tools oil themselves. Mr. Lord
and Mrs Hicks were right. II was nobody's business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
SUFFERERS FROM HUhRICAN. s.
AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR AID.

AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR AID.
WASHINGTON Feb. /, 1873
Tho Secretary Of State has received communal
cation the Inhabitants OF the island OF Old Prov
dence, numbering about hundred and forty SIX
persons forming the government and people OF the
United States that October 2 1876 that island
visited by a severe hurricane, which completely de-
stroyed all tho houses provisions, und other
OF support, leaving thcm entirely destitute.
A SECOND HURRICANE
The Colombian government was unable to assist
them account OF the expense caused by the civil
war, then wagng In tho interior Of tho Re-
public but, with the hope OF brighter
days tho Inhabitants labored on, and, with what
necessarics they able purchase from
the American traders, managed to exist under great
Inconvenience until September %. 1871 when
equally destructive hurricane struck tho island loav
Ing again an unfortunate people to suffer the hard
ships OF desttuIion.
APPEAL RoR HKLP. UMlI
Influenced by necessity aud tho good relations ex.
listing between tho Two republics the nhaDta Of
the island have made appeal TO tho citizens OF the
United iatcs for such AID they may be disposed
bestow on their destitute condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
GUARDIAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

Judge Brady yesterday rendered q decision In the
matter Of tho receivership Of the Guardian savings
Institution and the roprt OF the referee, In which
certain disputed items involved. The items
Of $l4. sos 10, and the commission allowed
the receiver oil $4,000 In regard to the nrst judge
BrRdy says that u clearly appears that the credit
given the receiver for this amount cannot be allowed
lie drew OF tue trust account this sum, but maze no
restitution Of H. The report Of the referee sustains
THIS view OF the question, and the evidence Justhcs
such conclusion. In regard TO the commission or
fees allowed he says AN not 50 well assured;
mink. however, that the fees allowed sbould remain,
to be credited to tho account when settled. Tho
suit OF this review will DO the disallowance Of
3l4, sos Is as credit, aud the ission stated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
BRAZILIAN EMIGRATION.

CoSsuLADo GERAL DO BRAZIL NOS EsrApos UMpos,
Nkw Yoag, Jan. ~, ls7a
To THE EDITOR OF the HRRALp:--
have read in your paper Of this date that you ad-
vised parties to apply to the Brazilian Legation at
Washington Tor Information regarding imm grafton TO
Brazil ana beg 10 inform you that this service Is
under the charge OF This Consulate General that
have al present no orders from my government for
bog 70 INFORM y0u moreover, that the news ol pro-
posals made by the imperial government for enstinR
immigrants in this country is entirely unfounded
Yours RESPECTFULLY,
SALVADOR DE MENDONCA,
Brazilian Consul General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
SLEIGHING.

Tho lucky possessors OF seiehs and teams, or Of tho
funds necessary 10 hire tnsp. possibly only
persons made happy by the heavy snow fall Early
In tue day the 'siver bells" began 10 tinkie IN the
regions around Filth avenue. aud as TIE afternoon
wore on that drive became tnropged with slcrghs
Of every description. Inc modest one-horso
vehicle, CONTAINING It's usual couple Of romantic
lovers ran side Ny sdo with the gorgeous shell
drawn by APPENDED team OF bays and holding some
stately, fashionable matron embowerod IN iur robes
and the corner grocery store wagon set runners
and filled with M uproarIous crowd OF young men,
with the cold breeze, wanting. rno
merry makers wore determined TO utilize the oppor.
tupity 10 the fullest and the "icy Of night"
MADE biithe with the hum and tinkic IRON tho gay
crowd until a late hour In tho evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK.

PoRr JxRvIs, N. ", FeD. l, 1878.
There has been a run tho Port Jervis Savings
Bank to-day. The BANK has paid depositors OF less
than 500, but depositors Of larger amounts
Appeals In tho matter OF the bonds Of the town OF
Thompsonvic, sullivan county, Issued IN and Of tho
Monticello Railway the decision being that the bonds
are invalid. The town OF Port Jervs issued bonds to
tho amount Of 100000 tor the same purpose and II
presumed that thcy Will be affected by the decision.
The bank holds $47 900 OF these bonds Tho state
meut OF tue bank on the LIST Of January exhibited
assets to the amount OF $24S.71I. The liabilities are
4JAO 413
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
GOING TO COLORADO.

Upon reauisltion signed by tho Governor Of Col.
orado ana counrcrsigned by Governor Mcclellan, a
highly respectfully connected young Ncwarkcr, named
Oscar A. Ncumnger, was arrested IN Newark last
charge OF fraud prci"rrcd by person named Young.
Neither the officers nor thc accused, according 10
their statements, Know any thing o. the iacts and
been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
BRIDGES CARRIED AWAY IN JERsEY-A RAIL-
ROAD ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAI.pl


AsBuRY PARK, N j., Feb /, 1873
After closing my report last night the storm and
gallo became moro violent, the snow turning to a
drenchng rain and the gallo Increased the violence
OF hurricane. The lashing to great u rbu-
lence, forcing the tide far above its accustomed
marks. dealing destruction property along tho entire
coast and for miles inland. During tho night a new
bridge over Squan River, which cost $4,000, the
property OF Monmouth and Ocean counties, was
swept away, also tho railroad bridge abutments at
Wreck Pond and shark Hiver, on The Long Branch
division.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The 6:l5 +. VI. tram from New York, while
crossing Great Pond. about ono mile north Of this
place, met with serious accident attended with loss
OF lic Tho train mad reached the centre Ut The
trcstle whom the clay adjustment supporting Il sud-
denly gave way, procipitating the engine over tho
side and upon this small embankmcnt Tho engine
fell upon It's side, turning almost bottom upward,
killing the front brakeman OF tho train, john Bate
man, who. after having ahead to ascertain the
condition OF the track had got upon the eugine again.
the engineer Oscar Durand, miracuIousy escaped
hurt
Al this place the brig which came ashore yesterday
morning has gone 10 picCcs. Nothing remains this
partially destroyed hulk, which will soon DO another
skeleton added 10 tho many with which the Jersey
coast Is lined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
NEW ENGLAND SNOW BoUND-RAILRoAD ACcI-
DENTS - BOSTON STREETS BLOCKED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NEW ENGLAND SNOW BouND-RAILRoAD ACCT
DENTS BOSTON STREETS BLOCKED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosroN, Feb l, 1878.
Snow everywhere. the streets choked up with
hugo mountains, the railroads biocxaded, house
tops creaKing beneath their load, the atmosphere
bnding Everybody plodding through The drifts,
NO horse cars to speak of-that is how Boston looks
and foels to-day. 1t was a terrible gale while It
lasted, but New Englauuers had twenty hours
warning and but little damage has been done 70 the
coastng Trade. The railroads have succeeded IN par
TALLY their passenger trips but the northern
and eastern rouds were tom four ~ Six hours behind
hand.
TRAIN WRECKED.
A train on the Easiern road wrecked this morn.
Ing but the accident was not as serious as II might
have been As the train approached Revere station
the snow plough. which was beng pushed ahead Of
the two locomotives was suddenly liItcu from tho
track and hurled INTO the air, coming IN contact q
moment aiterward with the locomotives, which IL
ttrew from track, tearing OIL the shcuthing from
the right side OF both engines, breaking some Of the
machinery ana dcmoshiDg both cabs. Only one
person Injured Wy tue accident and that was tho
jumped or was thrown from ms engine on tho wrong
SIDE and received several cuts about tho head and
body, und had ono leg broken above the knee He Is
not expected 10 recover
TRAINS SHOWED IN
Two trains CD the Boston Albany were snow0d
In. and mad TO DO dug out before the could be
opened.
III tho city only Two lines Of morse cars attempted
to run at all, ana they only made occasional trips
Three roads had and horses showed 10, and in all
cases the cars were abandoned.
In Name and New hampshire tho storm Is still
raging. hpt II has moderated mere somewhat.
SNOW BLOCKADE IN boston.
No effort has Ueen made 10 clear the streets Tor
horse car travel, US tho snow Is too deep, and the
constant tranc vi large sieighs aud oiher vehi-
Giles mas hardened IL down 50 that nothing short
oil a tbaw can relieve tho blockaae. IL Is the first
time III eleven years tnat Boston has been SHOW
bound There seems TO be little prospect vi any re-
lief snow IL still falling steadily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
FAT IN THE FIRE.

Tho loss on the pork ana lard In the fire al J. A.
Amslung's pork inspection stores on the dock. be-
tween Pacific and Anity streets, Brooklyn, which
reported in tho HERALD oil yesterday, WIS larger
than AT nrst supposed he loss viii exceed $50 1000
The property insured In tue stores consisted Of 200
boxes OF bacon 400 tcrces OF lard and barrels Of
pork. There were about !, 900 barrels vi pork de.
stroyec Tho lard was entirely destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
MORTALITY IN BROOKLYN.

During the past week there 1913 deaths reported
In Brooklyn. or tho deceased carried OF rs.
consu al, diphtheria a. scarlet fever TO- Group
10. bronchitis 8, and Brighrs disease s. Among tho
children under i've years there were u deaths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
FALL RIVER BOATS STILL DELAYED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWPORT, Il. l., FeD I, 1878.
Tho steamer Newport, OF the Fall River hne, Vn
not 90 out again tonight. and The Ola Colony will
New York. Snow commenced falling here
again tonight. No marinc accidents have beon re.
ported in TINS vicinity, Notwithstanding The severity
OF the storm Tor the past t8enly !our hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
THE TRADE DOLLARS.
Postmaster James received yesterday tho following
despatch sustaining him IN refusing the trade dollar
for postage


OFrics THIRD ASSISTANT Posrn ,srgg GrSERAL
WASHINGTON. ID. a.. Jan. 81. 1918. }
hon. T. !. JANIS. Postmaster, New YORK ety.
fR-1he following Telegram has Just been In
reply yours OF this date Trade dollars not being
legal ten.er you Obliged 20 receive than" Joint
resolution OF the House. approved July a. 1879
tscc stats vol 10 res ". seq =. 2io) the anhoriy
which above decison ~ based Very respect July,
A. D. HAzEN. Third Assistant Postin aster General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
collision, as blue on the beams is common among
AmercanA" ~
The Waterloo was insured In Canadian Offices for
$25. 900 and the cargo Tor s., 900.
GREAT DAMAGE TO HOTELS AND COTTAGES AT
LONG BRANCH.

GREAT DAMAGE TO HOTELS AND COTTAGES AT
LONG BRANCH.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LONG BRANCH Feb. I. 1873
The tremendous damage caused by the storm Is now
partially visible Al TINS place Il is beyond estimation
Ono OF the Ocean Hotel buildings had roof carried
away, and all the north wing OF the bathing houses
was completely demolished by the heavy scss.
portion Of the Mansion House roof, also the top
OF Seligman's cottage aud all the roof OF j. w. Morris
large cottage were blown OF by the hurricane last
night Tho Elberon Hotel has received slight
damage. The bulkhead front OF the
West End Hotel has been washed from the
piling. The bluff is seriously damaged, having
been carried away as much as hundred feet, and in
places almost Ocenn All the strong
breastworks 10 front of the Clarendon Hotel
forty feet of the embankment In that place was
washed away curing the storm last night Nearly
all the beautiful summer houses IN iroat oil the hotels
ana cottages have been blown down ana into Ocean
avenue Roofs, chimneys ana outbuiidngs have been
torn IRON their ssenings by the tornado that visited
this town within the past twenty-four hours.
All travel south OF Long Branch tho railroad has
been stopped Til the road be repaired, II having
been washed IN several places between Long Branch
ana SQuan. Ono Of the tram men sand to-day that
when train passed Morgan's last night the lights
III The cars were put out ny the waves breaking
against the side Of and into the cars, causing consld
cradle excitement among tho passen gers
FAMILIES WASHED OUT.
Az Seabrtght portion oil thetown was completely
submerged, tue inhabitants having to use boats 20
20 from house 10 tho other At one house a
Short distance north OF the town the water 10
tho depth oil four feet the nrs floor, driving the
family the second story, from which they were
rescued by number OF hshermen, who went 10 them
with boat about IN idnight.
There largo hrc at the lumber yard, there
being quantity OF hme IN inc storeroom, and when
rhe tue rose II completely flooded tho building heat
ing he lime, which soon gIited tho building. Tue
amount OF the damage by the fire Is nearly 81, 800
The track OF The New Jersey Southern Railroad was
n mi uu al % b.
merged Tor distance OF two miles between that sta
ton and she Highlands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
ALONG THE HUDSON.

PoraHKxEPsix. N. Y, Feb. /, 1878.
The storm continues, ana the snow Is nov nearly
foot and q half deep The ST. Louis express was
hours behind time, and other trains are also
running behind time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
PROBABLE LOSS OF THE SHIP WATERLOO.

QUEBEC, Feb. I, 1873.
Fears are entertained Tor the safety OF the ship
Waterloo, when lett Quebec the Goth OF October
last. II fesred got into collision and was lost
At sea The owner, Whiting from London to a shipper
here, says:--"l fear you correct regarding the
wrecksgc passed by The Busy Bec. TWO days
after The Ranues passed similar wrcckage,
with beams painted blue. The Waterloo
had no blue paint II Is highly probable the ship Pc
Kin, which loft New York October 70 Tor Cardin, aud
has never been heard irom came INTO collision with
the Waterloo on dark. stormy night. and uii per-
isncd. The m,ngiing OF the wrcckage implies sucn u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02
DAMAGE AT RocKAwAY.

FAR RocKAwAY. L. j., Fob !, 1878.
The storm carried away Barney Smiths and Patrick
Craigs places at this place. Loss, 81, 900.
AT Rockaway Beach the premises OF William While,
Peter Strauss. Kapps. A. Van Kcuren ana curran 4
Regain were completely, and those OF Home Grobe,
J. f. Davis. l.. Hammel, Lard, Scnmeclk, Michael
Kemsen, Wainwright, A. Ruland and T. Magerus
partly, carried away.