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New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
MARINE DISASTERS.
LOSS OF LIFE AND VESSELS ON THE NEw-FNGIAyI
CoAsT-ACClDENTs AT PHILADELPHIA AND o,
THE NRw-JERsEY COAST.

LOSS OF LIFE AND VESSELS ON THE NEW ENGLAND
CoAsT-ACClDENTs AT PHILADELPHIA AND on
THE NKw-JERsEY COAST.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn, Oct 23.-The schooner
Mary Tice, owned by George c. Blair Son, of New
York. and Robert TullOck, OF New-Iaven sunk with her
cargo about two miles from the Eew-Haven light this
forenoon. Captain TullOck in attempting to prepare
boat for the of the in case Of laundering and
the steward, George See, while cnging 10 the main
sheet were drowned. Two other sailors cung TO the
rigging for seven hours before being rescued by the
schooner j. L. CrOsslee, OF Windsor ~ g. Nothing OF the
cargo OF effects was saved Two unknown vessels arc
reported ashore the Another ashore this
afternoon but is now a1Oat undamaged
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, oct 23-The schooner Jas.
c. Dorsey, Kennebec. for Baltimore with fee, went
ashore on Hedge Fence Shoa at 430 O'clock this
lug and commenced 10 throw her cargo. The
enue steamer Galatin succeeded in hauling her of at
high water, and towed into port The schooner
Florence Novel; was got of to-day The schoOners Ira
Bliss Port Jefferson, and Nellie Treat Bangor, ashore
WOODS HOLE Mass, Oct 23.-The steamer Island
Home has Just arrived She fast TO the schooner
Eta A. Simpson all day yesterday and last night and
lowed her nearly by Squash Meadow ShOa but the gale
became that she could not keep hold OF her.
After she loose the Simpson drfted the shOal
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Tbe bark marchinO, from
London, reports that while coming the bay this
ng. In heavy southeast gale, she lost two anchors
and chains lost and split sails and carried away her
ABsECoM N J., Oct ga now schooner loaded with
pitchpine lumber ashore Peeks Beach, four miles
south Of Great Egg HarbOr Part OF her crew were
drowned
SAD HAVOC on THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-In Camden the
storm to-day was very severe causing great damage
ooartv paasen gers who came up ON the West Jersey
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
RUSSIA AIDING THE AMEER.
MORAL SUPPORT FREELY GIVEN.

PART OF THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY TO REMAIN AT
THE AMEER's CAPITAL-THE BRITISH ADVANCE
PUT OFF.
Indications of active sympathy on the part
of Russia with the Ameer of Afghanistan are
becoming apparent. Part of the Russian En-
bassy is to remain at Cabul, and st. Peters
burg journal says that the fate of Afghanistan
must not be decided by England without the
consent of Russia. The British invasion is
postponed until next Spring, in order TO send
an Irresistible force" against the Ameer.
The British forces on the frontier are suffer-
ing from fever.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE DEFIANT AFGHAN AMEER.
RUSSIA SHOWING sYAPAIHY-sIGNs OF INTERvEN
Ct. PrrrPsrr7G, wednesday. Oct, o. 1s7

Ct. PErERsBURG, Wednesday, Oct. 23 1873.
Several members of the Russian Mission will re-
main at Cabul until further orders.
Tho GOlos declares that although England may
seek redress from the Ameer if she be victorious,
the fate of Afghanistan must not be decided with
out the consent Of Russia.
LONDON Wednesday, oct. %, 1879.
The Bowb0y Gazette publishes letter
from 1hull which states that 1t is be-
lieved that the Amccr intends to defend
Ali-Mu'jid, Jellalabad and Cabul but not Canda-
har The writer also states that the Ameeris doubt
less receiving aid from Russia.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE WIRES DOWN AT WASHINGTON.
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE IN THE crY-oNE-sxr

W.T. 'EH"
OF THE SIGNAL REPORTS ONLY RECEIVED.
WASHINGTON Oct. ga heavy rain storm,
accompanied by violent wind from the northeast,
passed over this city last night From 1 o'clock
until this morning the wilma was very HIGH un-
roofing houses uprooting trees and doing other damage
owing to the storm, the Signal Office received only
twenty the usual 100 reports from the various signal
stations Western reports came by way OF New Orleans
Atlantic Coast storm, and did not reach the
Mississippi Valley. All wires East are down.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

Railroad state that along he line Of the road numerous
barns destroyed cattle killed and fences were
blown down. Fallen trees scattered in all dree-
tions Between PembertOu and the junction OF the west
Jersey Road with tho Camden and AmbOy Railroad the
storm played sad havoc with dwellings, barns, etc III
the neiRhbOrhOOd Of BOrdentown much damage ~ IT,
ported At Beverly several houses unroofed ana
DclancO, Riverside, RivertOn, Palmyra ana MOTIFS
station the ruins OF damaged buildings are scattered
fn tract
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
TIE RACE FOR THE DEwHURsT PLATE.

The principal event to-day at the Newmarket
Uoughon meeting was the race for the Dewhurst Plate
which brought thirteen starters, and was won by
Lord Falmouth's wheel Of Fortune LORD RoseheryS
F,ayius got the second place, and Mr.. T. r. Christie
uber's Dscord tho third. The last betting was 10
on Wheel OF Fortune % to against Fayus, ana IL TO
/ aCainst DiscOrd.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
PIERS SUBMERGED AT PoUGHKREPsIE.

MJCH DAMAGE IN TIE HUI DIsIKICI.
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct pa heavy
southeast prevailed along the Hudson River to-
day The telegraph wires down in every direction
The water in the river has risen to unusual height
the piers being submerged in many instances. The
soop Pride OF the Hudson Is supposed 10 have gone 10
pieces on the rocks near Marlborough. The crew was
trict
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
CRIMES And CAsUALTES-BYT TELEGRAPH.
AnscnNnING FRnM MONTREAL.


dealers in boots shoes against whom capas lately
Issued have absconded to the United States hrst removing
all their goods.
ALARGE ROPE.wALK DESTROYED.
BUFFALO Oct. 23.-A fire tonight destroyed the
rope.wak George Pooloy sn The loss IS esmated at
$4,000; insurance, soOOO Inc hIe Degah III the s1OIe
among lot VI hemp.
GUILTY OF FORGING PENSION PAPERS.
ATRANY Oct 23.-Isaac ID. Webster, who was ar
rested Delaware County on charge OF forg pension "a
action OF the grand jury.
A FIsIIERAIAN'S BODY WASHED ASHORE.
PROVIDENCE II. l., Oct. 23.-Ihe body of q. r..
Gardner fisherman OF Westerly, was washed ashore
arne Island lie has been missing since the recent gale
FURTHER ARGUMENT IN THE PHAIR CASE.
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. % The joint Judiciary
ay Tho oath nst hear MI Mccall the attorney OF John
Ph make statement Of the case IN tho respondents be-
half
FLEEING TRAIN.ROBBER KILLED.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 23.-D1niel Dement, one OF the
gang Of who escaped when Mike Rourke was
eapt9rea d9y or asoi & "S cyfk as te s @ m g Els
worth Kan. In the struggle which followed sight shot and
killed the robber
A HEAVY BLOW TO PIONEER PROSPERITY.
OMAHA, Oct 22.-Destructye prairie tires are
rang near Kearney along the line OF the Omaha and Repub
can Valeys In Polk County other sections OF Nebrask
Northeastern portion OF the state suffering most severely
losses property Will DO immense seven persons nave
been burned TO death.
JOINING BROTHER ENBEZZLER IN PRISON.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 22.-ln the United states
aiding and abettng Daniel n Dckerson IN embeEzng the
funds Of the Manufacturers NallOna BANK on
amount Of $4,000 sentenced to years IN the STATE
Prison.
THE ACCUsER OF SOME PRIESTS a SUICIDE.
QUINCY H., Oct. 90" Aggie" Mcdonald, the
College here died this morning had poisoned herself
with arsenic DR. Wilson administered andotes but told her
msnt charging The Brothers Of the College with ermiDy
with her were false
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
ALMOST A HURRICANE IN VIRGINIA.

THE WIRES DowN-FEw REPORTS or DAMAGE RI
CEIVED.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. pa heavy wind and
rain storm prevailed in this section last night 1t was
particularly violent for several hours after midnight
when the wind became almost hurricane. 1t was
the heaviest which has occurred here for years
Considerable damage was doubtless done, but as yet
none has been reported except the blowing down OF
signs trees and fences and some damage 70 telegraph
lines.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
A FRENCH TOWN FLOODED.

PARIS, Wednesday, Oct. %, 1873.
At LargentIGre, on Monday night the RlVer
Lgne rose tweny-two feet In single hour, nooulhs
GREAT part OF the town. Two bridges. several houses
and mucb other propcrty were destroyed No loss OF
life is rcported nargentere is the southeast Of
France, I'm the department OF Ardeche. IL mas SIX
fictorics Its population is about 3,OOO'I
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE ALBANY DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 23.-The Republicans
to-day nominated John NJ Bailey for Congress and
Henry Kelly for County Treasurer. IIhe Albany or
XVIII District Is represented by Terence J. Quinn
CDemD, who had about 900 majority last year.I
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE Fires WK4NSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 23.-Decatur County,
and other sections In the sappa Valley, recently rded
nv CHEYENNE Indians have been devastated By prairie
fires nearly everything not destroyed by the Indians
having been consumed by fire. Several persons are SAID
TO have pershed in the flames
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE AUSTRIAN CRISIS.

IVNIONl WI'TVt'IIfJI UT
Renters Vienna dispatch says the attempt
Of Baron Won PrctioCaGnOdo 10 form q Cab'
net may be regarded failure; the Left
generally objecting TO the foreign policy enun-
c,ated in his procramme and considering that he
has weighted the withdrawal OF the Austrian troops
from Bosnia and Herzegovina with such impossible con
ditous as to signify intention 70 annex those prov
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE BRITISH INVASION POSTPONED.

IFINTlUF, Nt'II'0 NY V'T -'5i r %
1t is announced in The Bombay Gazette that
the advance upon Cabul has been postponed until next
year, with view or more efccually coercing the
AInerr, ihan by mere dasn at the present time. The
Gtzee urges That IL viii bc ter to spend months
10 organizing irresistible force than 10 neglect tie
necessary precautions and thus eopardzo the safety Of
the Empile.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE PORTE BECOMING FEEBLE.
The Albanian League have d

IHE MURDER or MElEMET AT TO BE UNAFENUFD'
LONDON. Wednesday. Oct. %, 1873.
The Albanian League have disclaimed re-
.ponsibny for the murder Of Mehemet All Pacha,
which occurred at Jakoya. Albania, carly In September
The League declare that the murder was perperated by
brrands This explanation Will probably be accepted
by the Porte the matter compromised 80 as 70 avoid
tho necessity Of sending troops TO punish the AlOahlhh
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE SULTAN STILL REFORMING.

LONDON, Inuf5Nny, UcL Z4l I515.
The TTmes'S COnstantnople dispatch says
the Porte has assured Minister Layard
that II will give formal reply this week accepting the
British reform proposals with slight notifications.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE HOME RULE CONFERENCE.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. ., Is1s.
The annual Conference of Home Rulers in
Dublin Yesterday adopted resolution virtually approy-
ing Of tho policy OF Parliamentary obstruction pursued
by Charles Stewart Parncll, member for Meath, and
Joscph ellis Biggar, member for Cayau. No action
was takon regarding the leadership OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
FORMING Az ITALIAN MINISTRY.


A dispatch TO The Times from Rome says It
appears that the Ministerial crisis will soon terminate
Iieuenan General Boucn has accepted the Ministry
OF War SignOr Carroll takes tho Ministry or Foreign
Affairs ana no great difficulty Is anticipated In finding
Minister O Marine.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

and send with an envelope with this the outside
and the real name inside The judges will be announce
hereafter This prize is open TO the competition OF All
members Of the university who studying for a
degree,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
TWO HEAVY GLASGOW FAILURES
THE TOTAL LABILITGrs vERY GRFAT.

fBY CABLE TO TtE rRrBrNEl
GLASGOW, Thursday, oct %, 1873.
Matthew buchanan & Co. have failed, withliab-
tiles amounting to f1 ,OOOOOO Labout 1000, ,000l.
The Henderson, Demmock & Dumpclicr Coal
Company, Of Glasgow and Coal Bridge have also
failed with liabilities Of EsOOOO [3lOO, O,0oO.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE TELEPHONE AWARDED PRIZES.

Elisha Gray, of Chicago, Alexander Graham
Bell. Of Boston, and Thomas A, Edison OF Meno Park
\. j.. have each received grand prize for telephones
Mr. Bells invention was exhibited In the British section
Of the Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE PIMLICO TRACK FLOODED.
THE RACES POSTPONED

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-The races at Pim-
co were postponed to-day Of the flooding OF
the track by the storm Of wind and rain last
night.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
GORTsCUAKOFF LIKELY TO RETIRE.

It is regarded as probable, at Berlin. that
Count schouvalo will shortly replace Prince Gortscha
ko as Russian Prime Minister tho health Of tho latter
helng prccarIOus.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

TIE OBsEQUIEs OF BISHOP DUPANLOUP.
ORLEANS, Wednesday, oct 3D. 1873.
The funeral of Bishop Dupanloup took place
here today Thirty-nye bishops assisted NJ tue opSe
oues OF the deceased pTeate.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
eOCIAT1sT NOMINATIONs IN sT. Louis.

SOCIALIST NOMINATIONS IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-The Socialists of this
city have a full ticket iu the field, made up Of candi-
dates on other tickets.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
GREENBACK TROUBLES IN ULSTER COUNTY.
LII. cuAInMAN AccrsEa AL TIE cANDLnATEs OF

THE CHAIRMAN ACCUSES ALL THE CANDIDATES OF
TREACHERY, AND URGENTLY CALLS FOR ADVICE.
lFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. 22.-There is much
excitement here in consequence OF the Publication this
morning OF an address National Greenba voters
OF this county by Thomas G.. Southard, the chairman
OF the Greenback County Central Committee The
chairman arraigns all cndidaes OF the party from
Representative in Congress down, for treachcry TO the
organization for refusing TO act with the committee In
arranging thorough Of the county for not
furnishing the necessary funds for the legitimate
prosecution Of tho campaign and for violating in other
ways the pledges made when seeking and accepting
their several nominations to office. he denOunces
John A. ErksOn the candidate for Congress,
for refusing In the and James g. Tuly
the nominee for Assemblyman in the Ist District, for
similar reasons He claims that the latter has sold out
He also denounces Horace Humphrey, the nomi-
nee for County Treasurer in most emphatic
terms accusing him Of openly begging the
Democratic nomination Failing in this, the chair
man says, Mr. Humphrey has since sought
to bargain with the nominees of the other parties and
now utterly ropudates the party which nominated him.
having gone over TO the Republicans. The despairiDg
Grcenback chairman adds the following cry for advice
In the name OF the National Greenback party whose
principles love and ask advice at this
lime Our efforts have come TO naught through
tbe treason neglect OF YOUR most prom
inent candidates. On account OF ul5 we are
unable TO procure tickets IN ald or any can
didate whose loyalty do not question. We
are unable yOu tnat you Will be represented
by ticket at the polls on November D we ask Tor al
vice that loyalty may he rewarded, principles and truth
viudcated and party treason punished and corrupt dc
signs IN aid OF our political enemies defeated.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
SEVENTY HOUSES IN ONE TOWN UNRoOFED.
CHESTER, PENN, SUFFERS SEVERELY - ELEVEN
MANUFACTURING PLACES DAMAGED.

MANUFACTURING PLACES DAMAGED
CHESTER. Penn. Oct. 23-To-day's storm was
probably the severest that las ever visited this
section. At 6 o'clock this morning the wind reached
its height, carrying everything before it. Seventy
dwellings and stores were unrOofed, nineteen
being blown down altogether. Three churches
were partially destroyed and eleven manufacturing
places were so much damaged that work VIII have
ber of persons out of employment. The damage 10
shipping is considerable. The tide rose TO great
height washing ont many manufactures. Several
schOoners and slOOps were washed ashore, and hVe
canal boats, loaded with coal, went to the bottom
of the river this morning,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE ANTI-soCIALlsT BILL ENFORCED.

BERLIN, Wednesday, Oct %, 1873.
Pursuant TO the provisions of the Anti-So-
ea,t bill the police have dissolved four clubs in this
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
NATIVE LOUIsIANIANs FOR OFFICE.


\ MOVEMENT II THE PELICAN STATE STRONGLY
RESEMBLING THE OLD KNOw-NOTHING IDEA.
WAsnISGToN, Oct. 22.-Mr. j. Hale Sypher, of
louisiana said to-day that tor several years the old
aud wealthy Creole element Of his State, especially
IN Orleans has been working to eXpel foreign
and carpctbagSers from Office and fill them ALL
both State and National, with native-bOTn LOuisi-
anians.
This movement is social IN its character rather
than POLITICAL for the Creoles of both parties were
committed to it from the start Under Republican
rule it had no chance for success When the move
ment began to take definite shape it was proposed
to adopt the name of American party and have
1t distinctly understood that the friends of
the movement were to stand on that plat
form in choosing all candidates for Of
fee. Some of them, thinking that certain
Republicans of the old regime having experience in
State politics might cooperate to advantage, went
20 them and presented their views. They were adj
yscd to drop the name of American" as it was too
proscrptve. After consultation, the name " Ma
tonal" was selected. aud is still used, though OF
course IN widely different sense from the term as
applied to the National party Of the North.
The party comprises both Democrats and Repub-
licans, and both white and coOred men who are
dissatisfied with the men selected and nominated
by the old parties, the dominating element being
the creole population of the City Of New-Orleans.
There IS no KuKluX business IN IL, no masks or Sc
crct grIUs no mysterious records or bloody vows.
The only record know Of" said Mr. Sypher, Z" is
the TOl of membership, and presume that that IN
ciudcs a great many names that were. inserted as
mine was, without my knowledge"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGE Al ROEBIlNG $
WIRE MuL-MoRE THAN SCORE OF BUILD
INGs UNRoOFED.

WIRE MmL-MoRE THAN SCORE OF BUILD
INGs UNRoOFED.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. pa tremendous
wind storm, accompanied by rain, visited city at
O'Clock this morning and continued with great severity
for three hours at Roeblings wire mill fell.
demolshing the roofs and machinery and causing dam
age which Is estimated at $1,000. A Hreben tower.
sixty feet in height, fell with fearful crash, inhGung
considerable damage adjoining buildings. Taylor's
Opera House, the City Amshouse, building at Cooper
d. Hewitts rolling MILL st. Johns Catholic Church, and
score Of other buildings, unroOfcd The people
stood gazing with intense excitement at the oscillations
OF the several church stecples expecting thom every
moment to fall None fell but all were materially dam
aged Damage reported for miles throughout the
rounding country The damage in Trenton Is estimated
at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
.n1nrR DEFICIT DIscovEREp.
LoNnoS. Wednesiar. Oct. %.

LONDON. Wcdueslly, Oct %, 1873.
The Central News Association has dispatch from
Glasgow which says that IL has been discovered that
there Is further deficiency amounting TO 100000
siOO OOOl in the assets OF the City OF Glasgow Bank
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
OVER TWENTY ALBANY HOUSES UNRO0FED.
ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL AND TRINITY CHURCH
DAMAGED-TREEs BLOWN DOWN AND STREETS
BLOCKED.


ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. pa gale of wind
passed the city about to-day, doing consider
able damage. The north roof OF All Saints Cathedral
on tine corner of Elk and Hawk-sts. blown to the
centre OF Exist The ROOF Of Shields Sons tobacco
warehouse on Cburch-st, MadisOnave., was blown
of, large beams being snapped as If they were pipe
stems Mr. Carroll's two houses on Perryst near Cen
tral-ave and house ON the Of Canal and Dove
sts were blown down. Fire-alarm wires were blown
in al directions The roofs of the following buildings
also were blown off, No 13O PieT-st owned by Erastus
Corning; Cole & Wings building, No. G3 Quay-sL; the
blacksmith shop the Of South LaAsingst and
Broadway; JOhn Boss & Sons lcc-hOuse, on Central
ave. near Snpc-st., and Mr. Ncidng's house corner Of
Lakest and Central-ave The following buildings were
partly unrOocd House No. So Canast. the factory OF
Pratt & johnson, on Hamilton-st.; Nos 11G and lis
PieTst owned by Mr. Baclus, OF Schenectady; No l2s
Pier-st., owned by Mr.. Lausng No corner of Ham
ilton and Quay-ss Mr. Rbelanders residence on swan
ST., near Lafayete-st; Trinity Church. Trinity-pace;
the Eage-st. addition OF the Albany Hospitals several
houses on PhIlip-st between Wilbur and En-ss, and
John Judges house the corner Of Montgomery and
De Wtt-sts
Churchst was blocked up in some places by fallen
trees. The of the old Tracy disery on the cor
ner OF North Lansing and MOntgOmery-StS., con
tnuaY lifted by the wind and several chlmncys We're
blown down JefieIsOn-st. A tow blown into the
slip OF the South Ferry and prevented the boat from
landing for time. A large willow tree IN Mrs j. v
S. PTuyns yard blown down. and signs ana awnings
were blown down and destroyed ON Broadway and
many other streets. man named HtchcocR was
blown from shed at the 10th Regiment ArmOry while
attempting 10 put q scutc, and sustained slight III
luries
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
TIE GLASGOW BANK FRAUDS.

FLIGHT OF AN EAST INDIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOSSES DISCOVERED.
GLASGOW, Wednesday. Oct. 20, 1873.
A member of the firm Of Smith, Fleming s.
Co., which was deeply involved N connection with the
City OF Glasgow Bank, has fed. specially chartered
steamer proceeded to tho Of Kntyre, where tie
fugitive was taken OF in small boat. HIS destination
"a said 10 be- gDafn
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
COMPLETED AT LAST.

TIE MASSACHUSETTS GREENBACK TICKET REVISED
-FOUR MEN FOUND TO SHARE BUTLERs FOR
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
PENSION PAPERS.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Danlel Dement,, one OF {
gang Of who escaped when Mike Rourke
Saured day or ago, Ovcrtaken last nightly bet
tive sight Of the Pacnc Road fifteen miles from III
worth Kan. In the struggle which followed sight shot
lllled The rObber
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

SAD HAVOC on THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-In Camden the
storm to-day very severe causing great damage TO
property Passengers who came up on the West Jersey
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

MONTREAL, Oct. 23.-W. T.. Mullen & Co.,
dealers I'm boots and shoes against whom capias lately
issued have abscOnded 70 the United States first removing
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

A GALE BLOWING AT THE RATE OF FIFTY MILES AN
HoUR-INJURY TO LIFE AND DAMAGE 10 PROP
ERIY TELEGRAPuIC COMMUNICATION OBJ
r,r.A,-rc I'M IA
The New York herald., 1878-03-04

INCLUSION BuATs AND utOvks-sfEAMEH
lL3cneral scdgwick; Bargcs Caledonia. Repabiic and
Annat Oriental Grove, HARLAN each Excelsior Park and
Cold spring groves ~ BRIGGS. 3f West sl. opposite
Christopher street Terry.
L,Ok kExCURslONS-sALODN sTEAMERJ. Is. SCHUY-
II also Bargcs, Occidentai Grove, Hudson.
and cthors; open sunday MARTIN a KAsKEl.L4 lac
Sou A..