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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-05

INSTATE ENOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
ID that letters Of administration on the estate
OF Magdaline Messmer, late OF Carroll township,
PerryCO., Pa, decd, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Centre township.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
L. L. MAGEE,
November 5, 1878. Administrator.
ESTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby Civ
IL en-, that Letters of Administration on the
Estate Of Sarah Gehr OF Carroll twp. Perry coun-
ty, Pa, deceased, have been granted to the un-
dersigned, residing in Spring township.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment and those having claims will
present them duly authenticated to the under
signed for settlement without delay.
G.. w. GEHR,
Administrator
AS- p. q. Address, EliOttsburg.
CALVIN NELSON. Attorney.
November 5, 1873. pd
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VOUNG men prepared for active business life
Il Advantages unequalled. Course OF study
and business training the most comprehensive,
thorough and practical In existence Students
received at any time. For circulars containing
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Oct. "a, lsI pittsburgh, Pa,
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-05

FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL
OF all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
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Local Department..

PENNsYLvANIA r. R.--MlpDLE DIVISION.
On and after Junes5th, Trains run as follows
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of Miss Bradley, had enlisted in the u.
s. Army, and was ordered along with
his company to Fort Duncan, ,on the Rio
Grande He had never sec Withersau,
but had frequently heard bis cousin de-
scribe the ring belonging to her, which
Withersau wore when he killed Lau-
ridge.
One day he saw strange man at the
fort wearing the identical ring, but on
inquiring the strangers name he gave it
as Bill Poindexter The soldier wrote TO
the authorities of Fremont, giving dc
scriptlon Of the man and ring, and the
Sheriff, being satisfied that the wearer
of the ring was Withersau, came after
and captured him.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
Badly Friahtened CelestiaIs.

A boy, while on his way to the Rich
mond charcoal pile above the furnaces,
espied an old wagon wheel on the hill
side. With true boyish impulse, be
stood IL on its rim and started it down
the hill. With the usual perversity and
cussedness of all inanimate things st
took straight course for Chinaman' 9
shanty, and gathering force and velocity
by the momentum of its downhill revo-
luton, it dashed with full force against
the Celestial residence, and tore it from
its moorings, carrying wreck and de-
struction to the interior.
A dozen terrified and scared Celestials
tumbled out of the back windows and
sought safety on the flat below. The
boy had taken to his heels and disap-
peared over the crest of the hill, and
there was no visible cause in sight to
account for the apparent earthquake
After long consultation, the bravest
barbarian cautiously crept back, peered
around the corner of the shanty, and
finally ventured to the doorway. His
companions joined him and the gesticu-
lating, outpouring of choice speech and
the testing of the capacity of their ma
tive language in the way of profanity,
was wonderful.
The boy forgot to return that way 10
explain the cause of the accident
Eureka Sentinel" New.
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Detected by a Seal Ring.

ID ECENTLY the Sheriff of Dodge
IN county, Neb., passed up the Texas
Central railroad, having in charge man
named Marcus Withersau, accused of
murder. Withersau was paying court
to a young lady named Bradley, who re-
sided in the town of Fremont, Neb., and
was engaged to be married to her when
a stranger named Joel Lauridge came to
the town. Lauridge succeeded in short
time in claiming good part of the
lady's attention. This greatly displeased
Withersau, who is of very jealous tenn
permanent, and he was not slow in CIV
ing his apparent rival many evidences
of his ill-will, openly insulting him
whenever an opportunity was afforded.
Yet young Lauridge, being received
with favor by the young lady, continued
to visit her. The engagement between
Withersau and his afiianced was un-
broken, however, and the wedding day
been fixed upon.
One evening, Withersau, while on his
way to the town to visit his affianced,
met her in company with Lauridge out
riding, and, seized by fit of jealousy,
he galloped up to them and shot Lau-
ridge, killing him almost instantly. He
fled the country, and it was thought he
had gone back to Canada, where he had
formerly lived. He wore on his hand a
seal ring of the young lady, which was
mounted by gold cross, and 1t was that
that led to his capture.
A young man named Swazey, cousin
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Badly Sold.

a well-knOwn Sacramentan who had
been out with "the boys" until about
o'clock in the morning felt trife un-
easy as to what his wife would say upon
the subject, and determined to adopt a
little piece of strategy.
He entered the house cautiously noise
lessly removed his boots, and then made
his way to their bedroom. He was not
so obfuscated but that he knew it would
be dangerous to attempt to get into bed,
so after disrobing he took up position
by the side of the baby's cradle and be-
gan rocking it like 49-er.
His wife, aroused by the noise, dis
covered him, as it was part of deep-laid
plan she should, and called out
Why, what on earth are you doing
there Y''
DoingY" he replied, keeping the
kinks out of his tongue by an almost
superhuman effort; "doing? Pm try
ing to get this-baby asleep She's been
crying half an hour, and you've slept
through it all ~
His air of righteous indignation was
well put on, but it wouldn't do - luck
was against him.
What do you mean 7" his better halt
sternly responded. tive got the baby
in bed here with me; and she hasn Z
cried tonight When did you come
home?n
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RAIL O AID s
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R
oF PAssENaER TRAINs.



TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS
For New York. at $40, sic a. m. 2OOp. M,
For Philadelphia, at $50, $40, 945 am.
For Heading, at $40, $40, o.46 a. m. and 200
3.57 and 1855.
For Pottsvllle at $50, $40 a. M. and S.57
p. M, and via schuylkill and susQuehanna
Branch at 2.40 p. m.
For Auburn via s. Il s. Br. at $40 a. m,
For Allentown, at $40, S.lOa. m'' and at Zoo
The $40 s. io a. M, s.57 and s7.55 p. M, trains
have through cars for New YORK.
The $40, $40 a. M, and 200 p. M, trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS
For New York, at $50 I'm.
For Allentown and Way Stations at $50 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and Way Stationsat
Las y. m.
TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG, LEAVE AS FOL
LOWS
Leave New York, at S.45 a. M, l.00 $50 and
~ AS y. m,
Leave Philadelphia, at 9.l5 a. m. $40, and
Leave Reading, at TAO, L4o, 1i.2o a. m. l.So,
Leave Pcttsyilie, at e1O, 915 am. and 4.S5
And via schuylkill and susquehanna Branchat
Leave Auburn via S. Il S. Br. at u noon.
Leave Allentown, at 1880 $50, 9.O5 a. M, l2I6
4. 80 and 9.05 p. m.
SUNDAYS:
Leave New York. at $50 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, at 40 p. m.
Leave Reading, at 4.40, 7.40 a. m. and lO35
Leave Allentown, at2 30 a. M, and 9,05 p. m.
j. Il. WOOTEN, Gen. Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent.
tDoes not run on Mondays.
hVia Morris and Essex r. II.
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Out. Done by a Boy.

A lad in Boston, rather small for his
years, works in an office as errand-boy
for four gentlemen who do business
there. One day the gentlemen were
chatting about being so small, and said
to him:
You will neveramount to much you
never can do much business, you are too
small.'
The little fellow looked at them.
- said he, I" as small as I am, l
can do something which none of you
four men can do.''
"Ah, what is that ?" said they.
81 don't know as L ought to tell you, y
he replied. But they were anxious to
know, and urged him to tell what be
could do that none of them were able TO
do.
81 can keep from s,Oearing ~ said the
little fellow. There were some bushes
on four manly faces, and there seemed to
be very little anxiety for further infor-
nation on the point.
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nnU nUnTn Our Stock OF NEW GOODS
HIN \kIN\ for Mems Wear is complete
DUE -DnllID. Prices from l21S centsup
f. MORTIMER. New Bloomfield, Pa.
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sB- The Malay policemen of Batavia
are armed with singular weapon-pitch-
fork. 1t is not, strictly speaking, weapon
at all, either of offense or defense. 1t is a
poiceman's aid. When at night he meets
drunken sailor, noisy and obstinate, the
policeman puts the fork around "Jack'sn
neck, and makes him walk along. That
Jack may move along willingly, the points
of the fork are curved inward. If he tries
to escape, or moves his head violently, he
tears his neck. He may advance slowly,
but move he must and in the way the pro
pelling policeman directs.
nHrThe less man knows. the more he
knows aho,lt tho hereaftar
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30

VNLANNELS--A splendid assortment OF Elan
IL nels, Just opened by +. MORTIMER.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30

HzrThe less man knows, the more he
knows about the hereafter.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Ay-For disastrous effects the gale the eastern
soast on Saturday. see general news columns.
Capt Perry. OF the steamer Britannia. from Liverpool
and Capt u q Braes of the steamer state OF Nevada
hence Glasgow. have thanks special eteoolor
ca cbservatons made in connection with the HERALD
weather service.
Del $50 SOLD cattle trsnsport between
South side caba aud spanish Nam. mt - 900.
scuR WILLIAM STEVENSON. Of Dividing Cree NJ.
oyster aden. dismasted disabled in the Delaware
kvsr opposite Newcsste DURING gale sunday afternoon
the pleasure yacht Water Witch.
Jos FrcH of MaineD. Capt Gichrist went ashore
on the afternoon Of the 18th mss loaded ~S pxi
signals Tor assistance having been set the
them zt stonington at . 80 O'Clock next morning
ALxxAspRrA Oct 12The schr Marion Draper before re-
ported ashore at Swami Creek has gotten of pro-
eeeded ON her voyage.
CAKso Oct 1oschr wethereil tof Gloucester from
Grand Banks with 900 otis nsh In endeayoring
m 20 az foat the vessel without success steam.
lug Annis stuart has her asstancc this
ilALIyAx Oct IA heavy NE gale has prevailed sine
Vii snfier '''''
SoRroLx Oct I3-schr VIM Tice, Capt Tice, from Lin.
INTO this port to-day leaking badly while OF smiths
island she struck by hesyy gale which caused her
pairs she is ON the Berkey Flats and survey will
be held tomorrow
Quxsxc OCT Bark Albnus (which recently In col
with bark Goafe ths dock last night for
sxamin alton and repairs.
steamer Memphis has got part Of her new shang ma
San FRAscsco, Oct 6The ship Jessie Osborns will IN
and viii ,AKs asout loo tons Of barley TO Pbadelpha
where she will be repaired Tho Surveyor that the
vessel proceed In this way safely.
sAvAssAH Oct t2-yeserday ths ste Colombo Br),
while swinging around dursT strong tide was carried
several vessels The damage amounted to carry
ing away, The spsnker boom. dsyts and par.
brig Lewis Glars aud Of tbs schr susan. Tns
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA Oct 3-Arrved ship Borrowdale (Br). Kelly,
Liverpool barks Irvine tBr) Brisbane; Robert Lees tBr
Rose. sHn francisco.
sailed Bark Aiuinina (Brl, Thomas, Liverpool
9Th Sailed. ship city OF Glasgow Brj. Lsing Queens
town.
lin. Georgetown tand clearer for Boston).
Passed down Schr w Grinnell from Georg getovn for
Somerset .
I2lu-Arrived. schr May Mcfarland, Boston.
Cleared-5teamer john Gibson. New York.
Passed p-Schrs Jno Beckernap and Tsnhaussr from
Ken nebee Ryer Laura Robinson. Dover; oliver Amss
Provide nee. Howard Williams, all Tor George to wn
mcr, Phil adeiphia
sailed iUth' schrs Bentley. Lewis; acob Ktenzel
Reeves aud sarah Mills, Burdick. Phil iladephia.
BOSTON Oct 13-SAiled, steamer Bulgarian tBr). tor
Liverpool
A fresh NNw wind prevaila
BALTIMORE. oct 10 Arrived, steamers Baltimore
Ger, Heiimsrs. Bremen; Whiliden Rggans, Phila.
delphis: Brune. Foster, Nov York bark Lugs tab
Blank. Nessna; sehrs Taylor. Jacobson, san Blss;
Maggie smith, Grace, Boston.
BEAUFORT. Sc Oct 7-Ardved. bark Thor DAM. Ko-
ford, Dover. h.
Cisared--ship Altai tkusJ. Niskn United Kingdom.
BANGOR Oct iO-Clcared. scbrs Herbert. Phiibrook
Batimorc Avarado Matthews Atlantic City. NJ. Camp
boil, Marsha aud Damon. Haskell, New YORK; Abbie
willard. Vnrnam, Newark, NJ.
1Ith ARRIVED, schrs John Chafee. Buell. Albany
GeorFie Randlett Perth Amboy; star Thompson. Port
Cissred--scbr II Curtis, Haskell. New York.
BATH. Oct los allied. brig cameo. Neal, New York
schr Btta Stinson. Hart, Bsitimote.
1lth sailed. schrs = Tryon, Matthews, -
Emerson. sears. Tor Baltimore; Maggie Mulvery. foun
taD. -s Carrie l. sodtrey, AUS. Tor coastwse port
L. Albert Daliss. sssen. Nov York; Mary Power. -.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
WHALEMEN.

Cleared at Nav Bedford Oct IL bark Sarah Peakes At
lantir OceSL (and iled l2th).
Cleared at do l2sn. brig ropic Bird Jernsgsn for Pa
cihc Gee
Sailed from st Helena Aug 26 bark Janus, Ludlow.
NIB to cruise has 800 bbls and 100 do VIII VII told
Brig Frances BAstow being fitted ut New Bedford
for Atlantic Ocean Whaling voyae 70 sail about Oct
IS, nncer Of q apt Philip Reed.
letter from FIRST officer Of the bark Cicero Foster
of New Bedford, her in Kabendx July % hav
making 225 bbls OF bppk oil
80 obls ofsp He kabenda barks Catapa Chase
NIB whales and go bbls hpbk oil; Gay Head Jenney.
do whale and 30 bbs hpbk oil Elizabeth. of St Helena,
whales and 100 bbls OF hpbk oil; Kathleen. Rowland
NB whales and 70 btls hpbk oil; sarah Hale Slocum
do whales 60 sbs hpek oil aad s. of.p stafford kins.
whales 100 bols hpbk oil bark Allen
Nh which had arrived the bxks stafford sarah
Hale Catapa Kathleen and Cicero were 10 sail in day
for tho whaling grounds
letter from Capt H"wland of bark Kathleen reports
letter Capt Marshall, of Carrie Clark. of
Povncetown reports her ut st Mchaes Oct TO- with 2Oo
bbs oil leaving that port in May last-3i0 do do
all told. All WE'LL
A letter board bark il acob A Hovand Handy,
OF NB dated Aug a. with O0 bbIs oil last
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wAsnIsGroS. Oct 12-The Treasury Department has re-
ceved through the Secretary OF state from the united
Inc translation OF notice from the military authorities
charged the OF ODESSA lin view
OF the passage vessels the port Of odessa
OF the roadstead has been ceare from the torped-
steamers which piled tugs for tine ngress
and Of vessels In the port Of Odessa has been sup
pressed
road Of Odessa Is divided into two parts OF
which mined extends Peresips to the guard
ship which placed ~ the extremity and the other
being Free extends the guardshtp the little foun-
tain Captains vessels entering the Odessa
hen comply with the following regulation:
their right tor going in and at their LETT TOR coming out
is likewise forbidden to anchor vt
any point the line extending between the little foun-
lefty head the quaran tine. They should
also retArd their march and attention to the buoys
which been removed and when ght h-
jure of CAPTAINS also informed
that tho light Woron zo OF Riche and the red
light the the mole Of the quarantine will
be lighted August H.
The United Coast Station Greylock at
Adams, has been discontinued.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
wEATHER REPORT.
HoLLrnxAp. Oct ls-wind sw. fresh. gale. cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BurSos ArREs Aug 2s-ssled brig scresmer. sinnett.
Rosario; 27;h. sark ha,ts Davis. Mecary. New YORK
BAiuA sept e-Arrivsd. sehr Manuel cura, Bayles,
sailed sep. Il barks Arvio dorsign) Josterluna Bai,i
more: 1Oth Brazilian tBr), Cook. New York
CARpKNss Oct I-sssd. schrs Henry X riton, Tiiton,
OF n atttrss Ralph Carleton. Spear, do.
HAVANA, sept 3oArived, brig M.nlius 0sr, Tood, New
Ysrs oes T wgSsa Kynsr Chr hss KsoTss Cardiff
sagsdahoc wesberg, New York brig X 4 sanches tBr)
Peterson. do; schr 4 I.C Adams. Bowman do, 5,h,
cleared 4th. bark Autonia Cspl. Abrl. New Orleans
nALlrAx oe, Ia-Afiyed, steamers cs,tes, Bennett
tBr,. Nctlhsny. 81 Johns. ny.
twi leave for Liverpool 15th).
sailed i2tn, steamer Caspian tbr). Trocss iron Liver
MiraszAs Oct I-Arrlved, schrs Fannie A Bailey Nor.
ton. Portland; ID. Arisdns, Eyer, do.
Sailed Sd. bark Edward Abro tBr), Corbett. Of Hat
aosrnsAL. Oct ii-Ariysd, steamer Viking. Topper.
sailed tn, Lorne Br Bafour Gloucester; brig
Velna tBrl. Rogers, Buenos Ayres
Thsare Liverpool via Halifax; shps Gienran Bo Tau.
mock Greenock Tor Montrr al Ardmote tBrJ, Mcdonnell
st nsy Isasy Frans.
!Btl. Mekensie. London tor Montreal; Artimis tNoD
Johsnnessn Rotterdam for do; brig Ubbino ter Rogsn.
Cleared fIth steamers Corinthan tBr) Menzies Ga..
6utton do shio transit OR, brown. Bristol; bsrss
Leontne tSou. 0undcrsen, London; Floretts, Gamble.
uiasgqw Ms'ador nier). Ewer, Marseics brig Aithea
Ia the riysi il,I. BARK. Ruby .Bu, Pier from BsIfaa
tfo JASEIRo Etpt 6--Arrived brig Rosits (sp), Nor
New Orleans via Pernambuco
iner 1BrJ. Graham. New York via annoy.
port sept IL steamer tBr) sturrock
osvss, o. bark Hadvo Brown. navensr for DO
Expected 70 load - DO tor New YORK. steamer City Of
SAeUA, Oct 2saled. bars Endesvor. Moun,ford, New
Yors rig KsdGra. rs, r,,nss Of hs.ssrs. n.s
knudssn. CarnArvon.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
ILMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. 13, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
IMPORTED YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITEsToNE TELEGKAPH LINE
stesm., Anehor. tBrl Hadderwick Glasgow Oct and
novie 4th with mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros
9ss 4e 4 ' q s 40
sandy BOOK, a Ge rman steamer bound I.
,i,s y s.a % 80
w. Cotton Espsrisneed strong. westerly wind:
Ssn.uesss sneSaaseTsa hurricane i from Ne With
s snip
from Hamburg Tor Phadelphia: same date; A. nights
.sehansed signal. with Gaon stssmer pound E -
BAHIA aas with Coffee &C. to Bus. saoa. Oct
p7N Ion 90 80 W spoke ship Game Cock from Singapore
s,s.%sI ci,y 81 Houston; sssy.n.; Galveston Oct 3
8 sshp VIM aOmp.on from s Kits.
s about s Gn .ar % 70 bark ~s
&C. :sh Kate % cs,an s for New YSr. orr,
and Norfolk. With mdse and passengers to the Old Do
steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence Norfolk, with md.s to
lhs oid Dominion Steamship Co
DID Dominion steamship Co.
ss- Bark Alpha tNor,. from s. Nsaare, which was
issssa ss in the lower bay for ''d' came up to the city
ss-Bark Ungdsm. venner tNor). from IS NaraIre,
h ss VIA s IN the bay Tor orders
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Glaucus, Sears Boston for New fork. with
schr opera Fowler, St John. NIB. TOR New YORK. with
schr Vim Connors, French, Hurricane Island Tor New
York.
schr Zcavo. Bioomer Bangor tor New York.
Sehr Geo h Somes, Norwood. Bangor for New York
schr Way Day Flanders. Rockiana tor New York.
schr samuel L Crocker. Thr ascher. Taunton New
York.
schr Copia. West. Providence for New York.
Schr Sterling Ball. Southport for New York.
Sehr Allen Gurney. Gurney, Norwich for New York.
schr K II Pray, Coey. Bridgeport for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Sarah Frasier. sheppard New York for Roueu.
Brig W Clcme nts tBr). Wiiber. New YORK for Dun.
Kirk.
Brig catharins Morris (BrJ. McBirney New York for
schr wellington Harrington, New York for Portland.
Me-
sehr p Edwards West New York for Boston
Schr Isaac III Borden. Dodge New York for Fall River
Scnr Nsy. Baker. New York Tor Fall Siver.
Scbr George A Pierce Saker, New York for Salem.
Schr Horizon, Tryouden, New York tor Norwicb.
Schr Jane eliza, Cotton, New York tor Bridgeport
Schr samuel Goodwin, Williams New YORK for Bridge.
port.
Schr Agricola, Whtemore. Hoboken for warehsm
Schr ARIEL Lnasley Port johnson for Portland Ne.
schr Minnesota, PM ey. Port johnson Tor Green
wich.
schr Annie Martin Handy. Port johnson tor Boston
Schr tornelia 1ryon. Port Johnson for Providence
schr Belle Hull, brush Port johnson for Provid.nce
Schr Henrietta. Mlsrd Port johnson for Providence
schr Sarah falconer, Wilson. Port johnson Prev-
dence.
Alfred Howo Ellis Port Johnson for Providence
Schr Pennsylvania. Avery, Port johnson
Schr Emma. White, Amboy for Taunton.
sehr Texas. Davis, Amboy for New London.
Schr Anson Brown. Coiey. Amboy for Hartford.
schr Lady Ellen. Howe, Phil adelphis for Providence
Ali the vessels previously reported dstaned In Finish
Ing Bar and Hart Island Roads proceeded to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

schr Hattie was also sghtly damaged and the schr
smith and lighter Simons forced from their
uoorngs with the others and oated on and towed
back by steamtug Constitution The total damage IL IL
thought will 500.
The bark stocker cleared and ready 20 sea,
will detained In order TO have damages repaired
sHrPsUiLpIsG-Calais merchants talk OF building two
fishing vessels the schoousr built last having
done so we'll
At Thomaston the mAsts being put into o'Briens
ship, and she 10 nearly completed. She will launch In
abont u fortnight.
LAuScHEpAt Bath Me. Oct r. from the yard Of Messrs
Goss sawyer u Packard, bark Emma + Crowell. l.loO
burden she Is owned by Eugene crowel aud Others
OF Brooklyn. and Capt James cry
late Of the bark Mendoza lso the same yard lark
Charles kenney. ,2S tons, owned BY Eugene Crowe
CHARLES Kenney and others Capt Fickett OF Portland
conariu har