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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-05-04
Sales of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be
made at highest possible rates for account
OF owners. My long experience and con-
nection with buyers in the different mar
kctS give me a very decided advantage over
any one in the Territory in making such
sales to the Profit OF those entrusting them
to me. Correct and responsible assays
obtained and submitted when desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BIRDS. &C,

sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
N-POR SALE. ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds kc Medicines tor all diseases prepared Food
for mocking birds M b. q. DOVEfs. No. Greene st.,
uear Canal
A PAkTY LIE AvIXG THE CITY WISHES TO SKILL
IA pet maii Black ran Dog liberal person Ad
dress LADY, Herald Uptown office.
DOCS TREATED shILFULLY, MEDICINE
1Jadapted to all diseases DR.. II. GARDNER, i,'o2
broadway
L'On sALE-sIx HANDSOME SKYE TERRiERs;
three iul blooded Pug Puppies and two Fox ferrers
II. kISTEMANN, l4s East seth It,. stable 10.
LoR sALE-A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SKYE,
Of ST. Bernard Pups, months old pair OF small OK
Terriers; game fowl specially medicine for ai dog and
fowl diseases; at d. +. FO,TERs. No. West Sd ST.
LTOk SALE-HANDsOME sM I'LL SKYE TERRIERS
J. MARRIOTT. 466 Pearl st.
EOR sALE-LARGE YOUNG ENGLISH GREY
i hound; fswn color, gentle; hs to exhibit CAMS.
Uptown Herald ONCE.
DOR sALE-A FINE BLOODHOUND CALL ssi
l. 5th av
L,OR sALE-A FINE Lot OF ENGLISH BEAGLE
Hounds. English Pug and Russian Bull Terrier
and other fancy DOGS Z. h.. HALE 2os Fulton Sc
DOR sALE-5 YORKSHIRE BLUE, TAN. SAVE TER
terrier. rs PS s Fos saq xRI sIls:I
I OOK AT ThE MAGNIFICENT MUSIC BOX-COsr
ISsoO, to DO sold by ruNiS JOHNSON. " Nassau S..
Tuesday
XATANrED-LAkGE, PINE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
young, strong Yentle cheap Send description price,
NEWCoA.., Herald Uptown Office
~ ANTtD rwO FIRST CLASS HUNTING Dogs
w pointer and setter, perfectly broken and trained
Apply IL william s., room IN.
> FINE COCKER SPANIEL PUrs (BROWN AND
)3he) two months old small and intelligent good stock
Ats Sth av., between SD and Saith sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
EXCURSION y.

NOR EXCURSIONS SALOON STEAMERS AND
Barges (new5 Occidental Grove Hudson. aud ethers
MARTIN j. HASKELL. 40 South st.. corssr Peck e.
Open Sundays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS

SHIP LINE.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON. &C.,
sailing from pier foot of Canal S.. North River.
Steamship ACAPULCO Thursday January 81
citing for Central America and South Pacific ports
From SAN FkAN,:ISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CITY or TOXIC Tuesday; February
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship AUs IRALIA. Monday February II
For freight passage apply at the company's office,
q Rowling York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
THAVELLERs' GUIDE.


DEDuCED FAitEl - 70 BOSTON
III EXCURSION TICKETS, 81. - -
THE OLD RELIABLE SfONINGrON LINE FOR BOS-
tom Not trip missed In consecutive years Eo-
giant steamers leave from pier 33 North tver loot oil jay
ST., at 4 30 y. VI. daily texscpt sundays). 80
hereafter the steamboat express train VIII leave stohhS
ton at 4 80 a. VI. -
Providence line freight only steamers from pier %
North River foot OF Warren st. ut 4. VI.
1lOsTON.--FARE REDUCED VIA FALL RIVER
Dime: 50 to Boston, excursion tickets, 80 magniicsns
steamers NEWPORT ana OLD COLONY leave pier -
North River daily Sundays excepted at 80 NJ full
nights nve mornin trains from fa Rver 10 Boston
Tickets Tor sale ut all principal ticket offices.
r,RAVEILERS TO FLORIDA WILL FIND THE ROUTH
via Sh vnnnah aud Georgia and Florida Inland steam
boat Company unrivacd for speed comfort aud economy
Call send postage Tor pamphet through tickets lowest
rates. 27l broadway, 9Th q. LEVk. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

TJAMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LIN
I'll Tor Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg.
MIDLAND, Thursday, Jan: 81 GELLERf tn sday Fcbli
tFRISIA Thursday, Feb. POMMERAN1 49,. Feb. 81
Rates passage plymouth, London. Cherbourg, BAN
burg and ali points in England First Cabin $780, gold;
Second Cabin, $50. gold; Steerage, 800 currency
KUNHAKDr CO., Z. b. RICHARD BOAs,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad ST., New York 81 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27


IN Steamship Line, between New York, SOUTHAMPTON.
London, HHvre and Bremen
Comp ny's pier foot OF I'd St., Hob0ken.
ODER saturday Feb DONAU. Saturday, Feb. ID
WISER. saturday, Feb. NECKAR. Saturday, Feb -
Rates of from New York to Southampton Lon.
don, Havre and Bremen -:
First Cabin 800 gold: Second Cabin 500 gold; Steer.
age $50 currency Return tickets reduced rates FRO
paid steerage certificates, $50, currency
For freight passage apply to
OELkICHS & Co, Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

A TLAS MAIL LINE
"A FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
Regular bmonthy salngs from pier 81 North lver, AZ
follows: -
For HAYTI, COLOMBIA, ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS Via AspinwalD =
AlLSA ....... January 30 ANDES.... February ~
For KING,TON, JR, and HAYTI:-
anuary 81 ErNA........ February II
first British built iron Superior hrso
class passenger commodations.
PIN, FOKWOOD CO.. General Agents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

(NuNARD LINE--B. AND y. A H. NJ. s. = CO.
~ NOTICE
with view to diminish the chances Of collision the
line specific tor all seasons of
the year .
On the outward passage from Queenstown 70 New York
Boston, crossing the meridian of 90 at ~ atitude
nothing 10 the north Of 49,
ON the passage crossing the meridian Of 80 at
AZ latitude, or nithing to the north OF ~
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL AMP QULENsr0wN:
BATAVIA.. Wed. Jan 30 PARTHlA. We'd. Feb. 10
ABYssINiA, We'd. Feb q CfilNA,....wed., Feb 20
CABIN passage 500 $50 and 500, gold according to
commodation, rho EGO passage Is special low for
winter months Return tickets favorable terms steer
age tickets all OF Europe low
Freight and passaac Office. No. 4 Bowling ureen.
CHARLES u. FRANCkLYN. Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Oct. PIP. M.-Thc early trans
actions at the Stock Exchange reflected duh
and generally depressed market. with Western
Union. the Northwestcrns. and Lake Shore in
differently supported. while the coal shares
were. at the same time positively weak. Della
ware Lackawanna and Western before midday
declined from 49k to 49,. Delaware and Hud-
son from Az to 49,, and New Jersey Con-
trail from 30'. to 2Sk Western Union.
however. showed less weakness and
found few purchasers on its decline
from 00is To- S9h seller 8 after which 1t soon
recovered to 30. From this point It fuctuated
between 90s and 90'a until I. NJ. when the
bulls discovering their power. suddenly nd
vnnccd the price to 49, nmid much excitement
and general scramble to cover short contracts
cnsucd. There was subsequently n reaction to
49,. and n Inter recovery to 90. buyer 3. with
final transactions ut 92As. Since the closing
Of the Exchange however. sales were effected
, ~ H. "'' ,t-''' i, 'o 49, "'' ~, 80 %
Ter SEVERAL DAYS indicated the existence ot strong
M qnarirr, dNidci.d !hc cdmpani q, alluded % in
',r .ymnntii,cd Viii W,,trrn iii" a.. To- rniV rom
tO's tot1i but the ~ Paul stock, were Practically
IRON 4li 10 49, at The ,,cnni board ami dc PREFERRED
was =, cent bMcr AZ 7uA hut the Latter rcc'crcd At
better at ~, ihnoi, central rallied - t. 49, ia lar.
m S aud y Dama aIana a I tes S an
a-i ncawar, aud Hudson. gained their decline noted
I,c marsct eli.cd icycrisl.
feature The price. the same Yesterday. temporarily
advanced to l"l's; but opened ana co'eh a. 10y
In l4ans Tie iates eid Tor HAVING balances carried
In tlc money market can loans freely offered to
fiT',elass me feaml, acc pe,nc,, Ea,,d a.
rnns, uons w'e recorded either at tile boards or over
thr counter, oi The d'aler> =,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
TIiE ESTIM iTEs ron 1850.
snencins the Cry that the Economy OF Com
grcss ha- Crippled the service.

WAslnSGruN, oct % The estimates for
Tho fi-..d year ending in 1850. submitted at the
Cabinet meeting this afternoon. ought to end
further statements thatthc economy oi Congress
has crippled the service. Th'sc estimates are
made ON tho hu-i- IL last years appropriation.
aud. VISA the option at the Interior pcpart-
ncnt. are within those figures. The estimates
80 ta' TT a-ury Department nrc several hun
dr"d thousand dollars within ia" appropriations
mut fOr t4r cOnIns year S.V raj items iu TIE
Var Department estimates show "a marked dee
rf. a-.'. .Hd tir other 'Ilrtwrnis present about
OIL. u...fu's uN"d hv law. ThorsilmHt"- oi thn
lutHr.Hr .flrtr cent ~Iuv am in'ri'I-" ui about
81 .t.ICH' i.ul til.srul tue Post Oni-r Drpur'-
I.rNi au .u r,t-tu 90 the -,.llc amount Ia tao
iirm iui lu~ius-tnr- salaries. IL wts expected
when o." itW 20 tli~ tar'lrulHr was changed
graf 81 decrease ia expenditures wNud follow.
lHf. JOS N-uII fIH reverse UifHut- 20 h"tur rii-'
II.Hf0.-f ~O.Iou- current ii hrleucy tu that dee
iuifu g NtI iH in tH" uArti. uIar sc railway
WuiI trHn-i ri iunn. Iuis Is tu' in som" mruS-
u.'t $50" fi.i tIsf Congress 100 Irl!riHt,s With
uut much regard t1 the law NNiu.. the cumpcu-
~4ftNu ralllN.. L. Hr" o. receive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
At THE MERCY or THE WIVES.
The Wre,k OF the Ocean Lily and the Narrow
Iscnpc of her Crew.

VI hcf 'fcW.
-Four wcathcrbcaton and shpwrcckcd sail
ors arrived at this port yesterday in the bark
Evening Star. Capt Chick. from Guantanamo
Cuba. OFT. 6. They are part of the crew Of the
schooner Ocean Lily. which was dismantled in
hurricane OF the Island Of Cuba on the 4th Of
September. and torn to pieces by the breakers
cart David Myers. the master OF the vessel
told the story Of the almost miraculous escape
The = 'hooncr Ocean Lily sailed from Kings
ton. Jamaicn. Aug. %. for Turks Island. in bal
last. On the morning " Sept. the heavens
which had heretofore been cloar. suddenly be-
came overcast. Dense black rolling clouds
sruddod across the horizon while the mo-
mrntnrily increasing wind whistled through
e. 1t was dirty weather." said Capt. Myers
and | madc nm attempt TO take in
snils. Before ! could do this the wind
by the run, but tho sails were bulgcd ont by the
wind: md clung TO the spnrs. Soon i blow a
G h@rd dS%m nnd hove sr to- sS went
on to lccward like "a rocket. The foretopmn stand
tn, head Of the foremost wcrc, carried away
with report like cannon. When tho ton
mast head came down. Of course II brought with
II the fnrcshrouds. the backstays. and the jih-
STAYS. We were then Mt the mercy Of the sea-
which was running like mill race" The crew
hshcd themselves In tho main rigging. Great
s'hs swept over the vessel. md had not the
vessel boon battcnrd down they would have
swampnd her. No boat could he launched ON
such 20 soawHy. Late that night. however. the
wind went Il Wn hu' III" heavy sca remained.
When morning dawued Capt. Myers found his
vessel dyiting toward the breakers that line the
-ouiurin coast ui cuba. Just before she struck
ami whil' the y ss"l WIS pitching and rolling. u
luyi WIS Lowered from the davis. II WAS at
uur" upset. Two men, however. vnluut 'crcd tp
takcu line ashore. They clung TO the boat and
r'a hot ne shore. They hove on the line.
ard h.Wsrr was pulled ashore. on which the
oinrrs wrr" saved. Tho vessel broke up u lew
hmm L. ! 1. LA.-IrI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
CAPE INDRETS's DE.ITH.
a Veteran British soldier md veu-K nown
Citizen Of Brooklyn.

Capt. William V. Andrews Of 12i Schcrmcr-
horn street. Brooklyn, died ofhcart disease in his resi-
dcncc the goth inst lie was 90 vcar.oi age Capt
Andrews wasa native n Liverpool. England Just hity
years ago he enlisted rs private IN Her Brannic
hMcsty's Cohistream Guards, AMI ui Ough mertorous
conduct gradually to the rank Oi Captain Aicr
serving in the Guards for nineteen he resigned his
conn issun account Of IN health aud shortly amer
sailed with Ms mlniv tor the United states He settled
upon BruokNn. BENZ man ut mean, hr able to
pursue his fHvnri'c tntomolrgical studies he
enthusiastic naturalist and such htoupht himself
into public notre, and the Long Island Enomululical
Society made hun member and suhscanertlv excited
HIM Core spending Secretary. which Office he held
the tine Of his death IN MAY last his eldest SON e. o.
Auircwsa promising Young lawyer In this city. died
Capt Andrews dbl not recover from this blow Cant
hndrcNss funeral ccr monies 10 be performed in the
Church Of the Holy trinity BROOK yn. this ate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
Enslnsss iIOIltts.
FAN stytr. Fine silk Hats At. go; worth 81,
Pine Drrbvs ~ worth 81 - New Church It. w stars.


CLARk-M NKSii- AT Racine. VIE. on Thursday Oct
H. hy the Rev. Bicrce. John CLARK Of New YORK
to Maria G. Marsh OF Racine
CROCKEI-Rt SILL Tue aiay. the 18th inst by
the Rev. Edward French. D. y NJ the residence "
the brides mother. Gardner Franklin trockcr,
D. a. Martha Russell daughter VI Eliza and the late
Richard Russell all OF Jersey Citv
FIELD-TRt NIB IL. ON oct II In the Walnut street
Pnshyerian Church., Philadelphia. BY the bride 5
father. assisted hy the Rev Dana Robert Patterson
Field To Mary Prime rrumbu daughter OF the Rev w.
CLAW Trum ull
KAsBTRG-KEEN In indianapolis. Ind. oct ~,
Joseph kasbcrg 10 Mis-, Katie Keen The brl, was hand.
sOnely and neatly dressed 90 hight blue silk long train
trimmed In nuc rich lnoc IA moic AMI long white veil.
int rmiulrl with utni-' hussuius ASA rlch icwclry
PORTER NEWN AZ In - Louis. Mo. Oct ~, WIN.
Porter lately OF New rk hat now q chicago. to MISS
Matte Newman daughter ut Dr : = Newman NJ ~.
Louis The lovely AMI beautiful htldo WIS attrcd IN a
hand. DIOR suun drr--. with an uvcrircss
OF rich white lace Tic lHu1 rl0u train. the upon the
skirt ant all the different pnfs Of nj, nasmnc.nt cos
tune were clahuratfN trunItd with the Lace The htgi
Cursngc ant the lnWNi tour sleeves were rrctulv
trimmed with lace amt .t ~ w great advantage this
fr Young form ON h'r blonde irVs"- topucd the long
white ,ci with Wfcuu ans farniturc 90 orange bios.
SONS. The ornament. wrrc p"ntl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
TROTIING HUNTINGTON.
Two Lively Struggles, the Completion of
which had to he Postponed.

Tho Suffolk Driving Association opened
their first fall trott.ng meeting OF the we'll
known mile track at Huntington. Long Island.
yesterday. Tho spectators numbered between
4pD anil 5uo. including many ladies. some oi
whom occupied sout~ ON the piuI,l ~ thcrlub
house. whlr others were in clrriages. There
were two trots Tor 3.un and . :3s classes. Tie
track WIS in good condition. The first trot WAS
the one i'r 500 class. milo heats. best three in
five. in harness This brought out four starters
j. Snedikrr's brown crlding Kesselcr J
Whites brown erldin- TIP. :. y. Co.'s sorrcl
grliing Trynnt and VI. Bru-h's bay eedin.:
Ripley. III the betting. which was very lively.
Tryan; was the iavor.,c at SIS 10 $40 over the
Held. Tryant won tho first hcut hy two lengths
from TIP. Time 2:4G'.. The second heut w3l~
taken hy Tin in 2.iG'4. TIP also took the third
heat. after lively struggle. III 2:45. Ripley s,-
ond. The fourth heat was not TN shed on nc
count Of darkness. and ii was adjourned until
The next irot was for horses that have mover
beaten -, mile heats. best three In five. -Four
horses mad" th"ir appearance" on IN" truck,
namely !, f.. Jarvis s9rrel mare Annie eros
sin. VI. Nh"hu's brown stallion Harry Bu~- -.
J.. VI N,",u sings gray gelalnS maurice, hly.
in the Betting at $50 to $50. Mnuricc Dalv won
q. first heat easily by two lHnglns. Al,ho J..
breaking. Annie Cro-sin was distnnrci. Nus-
rico Ualy was looked upon as certain fl win tho
second arat. aud bee Was backed az 80 20 SIS
oyer the field When I'll" hal.-mil" pole was
reached in l:l6 Maurice Daly hadihrr1 leulD.s
Ha-s,u third and Addie l.. &. hrinlius W tho
rear. Maurice Daly took m" heat boy one length
from Anuie Cr0s siu. Larry la--et tnird. and
heat tie dash home between Maurice DAILY and
Anic Crossin was a fine sight 4 blanket
forty yards 81 the finish. Then Maurice Day
tired badly and Annie Cro-sin shot under tie
wirn the winner Of the heat by one length.
fII - HI -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
Are Fat People Heaithyt

WHY are lat people aW ly- complaining asks ,0mc one
who rutHifiUs the pnnunr thuu erroneous notion INIT
health !, synou, nous with mt Fat people complain hc
cause try are diseased uhr-iiN abnormal cond
tun u the system. ia vmrh the -accharnc nnd olcns
nous elements the toud Hs,iiuntf 10 the partial
cNclu,iuu of tine musc forming ANA brain producing
elements IN poh o TINS nj, only necessary tn assert
the MrllknuN tact mat iNi uculn
sttuig and scdun DISTINGUISHED inr mental powers
activity sides, they atr the cl>t pre-, 90 h. uto lrd
eptcnIc dlsDN-os and they the rQu ~ tins -
plt heart di.,l.r. AMI npopivNY Aiu'- AMI Fat is
Inc only known rcmcdN Tor tin, disease. ltcouliiu, no
the nosi o"nrrucd casc " obesity OF oorvurucN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
JULIA SCH0FIELD'S SORROW.
HER FLTGHT ERUM 4 HOUSE THITWls
NO LONGER OPEN 70 HER.

Marriage Promised. hut no Ceremony Per-
form~d- Shooting ucrseIf with her SuItor'.
Pistol \ Fathers Choice OF ~ Husband.
On Friday afternoon last young girl
wandered from her home in tho main street VI
Mount Kis'o village. evidently in mental dis
trcss. She turned tho bend Of tho road leading
to the eastward crossed Il high wooden knoll.
ana hurriedlv Descended into tho valley OF n
little ptrcnm that runs parallel with the Croton
River Then sh" went ha'k 10 the high road
and continued her journey to the junction Of
tho road leading northward from Newcastle
and that from Mount kscO ON tho west The
iOllOWInG dlngrnm rNnInins tho loraliiY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23

bic DeaIcrsn Washington MARKET re- rort an extremely
duh trade at 5@7c T. N for dressed mutton ana oeIfe.
Tor dressed lamb. -. -.
Trade III live hogs dun 1T So 4eef]Gp 100 rs Tor
III to good fed Two car loads VI air ONO hoSs
sold late YESTERDAY m e. - 2 ". ne Jersey dressed
hogs and pigs ranged from We. to nc. r n,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23

TprNroS. oct. En- the United States Dis
trct Count Co. ay lo.,ph NcrUwho Wa coNict,lnf
arl.Ht luH nir.ft. uHa.I w. UD..r.lulut.uitl.'i l-
the rui- W tho Nuu. rtlIef. National Bluh ~ Newark
tri Amounted sl''f, Mats stupntrd luUNv ,tAt. .n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23


N
-
., ~ N'9d ',,m N'uV' ~. s. Road ait ="
".""' ~
turning lhiN i.i' .ti lending 90 y We sii'.
!iir s!rl ervs~ thr IT, y. oIrn nridgr q L A.
~po had come. amt 'l,u ing her shaw on Nrr
g T' nr nor ~ ' -unf oI,r hr . a.,
woods. rms ME 70 . N'i'r'N ia ih"uirrn""u.
Zen minnt', lhi", 20 ,n 700 Yhp w1S wor sing IN
small whit, inG 90 ~uos" near th' cl..r
~ ne nnirr' rn~I. si4rp r"port oi
u WIS m'rrIy SOM" bows suun'ug.t.o r.au pul
u" Ri'ni .i o. irwr Moss IAofnr WIS
.n h's WY ,ou ir.n N'M.,.'-iie ipH 'sr
2 yNHns girl IN light Gr -s. with a shawl "y"r
hnf arm WI NlnF q" ~ 'h thn Lr,.n tHr ny.'h.
A. nc drew n"ar lie ol,~"r,cl her hnirio ieo'--
lole n her eve. H. relnri in his horse and
W nat an, YOU. Miss l. anything the mat
trt -,
y" Elri mh'" h' answer. lh"n shr ir'e~,'i
h"t nnil T. hrr heart amt 'or ~, itsi TN" ~"
fool oH turner 80" IL 'i"t "l b'o'd ON the
NY N.u ie ~ ''nl.i''' SO su"' a.
, 70, tir! pressed hrr hn-,rs rghtr oyer 4 '
'"uld ~ To- hon~' On. u could
cuF
:, ~" had am 80 fallen from iHntnrss hui
iutln'r morn. NNi arms W'r' AROUND h'r
an ~ vUic' ID "r"i tcr. liiiins h.r wnd"rly
ihi. W. Wi-"ii. ~ Grove rpdN ui ih' rN"d
NC Il .s-1 ~ Mr. 4'-u., hun"i3n. ..t,t...
YRS nm wv t,i,n -s'.''I' ~, N,Mhl, tI'l lh'1
,rr house. Her o.uEli'ts. Nits llNiu Hnt
" - Augusta hn"W.,h t1lV ii'f Yyun-'
.'hNr- u i.un- Up ih' q nlnS room ~ ~
Ii.i ~''r.NN ,1t' s.' ''N.t'd sum
Gently IN, -ir"te. Meantime "a caff'a" had
- ny l'r nNf~i' ln
In ~ Ht"'' pork CD tin W4Nnl sirl was
i'und .ihs' .-i"lr' .l 'f'. i"ai'nT pistol
.vhi''ni!E ga emmy r"i'tid-o. Nh' s.
l iig.. Hn' ~ ". ."t'', i'tti u ',~''
suv snlI lh, Fer, hHur, Wi- IA -. lll
80. 81 -, - ~ ~ -, - ~, i' i.t
intpud.I 1, I'm hnr-plf nuI ItI hrYul.ht
another rnriri,lso in h..r t,,L.t i'm Us. ,h H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23

81 Regulator Doauc. Wilmington. y G.
- iludeou eager. Sew Oflrluz
So Ashland Hunter. F,runnfinn
rs Hndoo. stephens. HUI oct o. -
- Ethiopia, Campbell, Gia-Ow Oct 10. and hoVine
1ith
BARK Sam shepherd. Duricc Cicnfuegos
BARK Novugpur. tuiWuu. tnrituas
Brin Mnfinnsl Stlnlea NIrhenns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
MARINE INTy.LLIGhNCE.

sf~t,rrrr ttHAStc- fjffs nav
sun rfass. ~ sun sets ~ Noon rises. ~
hfGH vArtH ms nay.
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frontier. On receipt Of the news
of the signing OF the Turco-Rus-
Sian armistice, an extra sitting OF
the Chamber was held. The Min
istry and the House agreed to con-
tinue the present policy. The port
of Piraus is defended by torpedoes.
The Beys of Epirus have submit
ted to Greece. 1t is reported that
1900 Turks were taken prisoners at
DOmacoa.
LONDON, Feb. ga Vienna cor
respondent says that Count An
drassy's formal invitation to the
signatory powers of the treaty of
Paris for conference fixes no date
for assembling. The same CORES
pondent has reason to believe an
important decision is pending by
Austria which is greatly dependant
on the result of the debate in the
British Parliament and on which
the attitude of England and Aus
tria depends.
A Paris correspondent says that
he has received, on high authority,
some confirmation of the rumor
that Russia is negotiating for the
surrender of the whole Turkish
fleet.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-A st. Peters
burg dispatch says that the cessa-
ton Of hostilities has produced
more anxiety than rejoicing.
TRIESTE, Feb. 5.-The Austrian
iron-clads Kaiser Max and Haps-
burg are being fitted for service.
RAGUsA, Feb. 5.-The Prince of
Montenegro has accepted the armis-
tice and has ordered cessation of
hostilities.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-06

PORTLAND, Ogn., Feb. ga
dispatch just received here from
Albany brings the Intelligence Of
a homicide at Brownsville, Lynn
county, in drug store conducted
by Charles Williams. The prem
ises are the headquarters for the
young bloods of the place. On the
evening in question, Marion Fields,
a mutual friend of the assembled
throng, entered the store in an in
toXicated condition and demanded
some liquor. Williams refused to
comply, when a dispute arose;
Fields retorted in an abusive
manner, and Williams being of an
excitable temperament, was unable
to control his anger, and Selling o
loaded gun that lay near, lie fired,
killing Fields almost instantly.
Williams was placed in custody.
stns stormy iu Oregon.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Feb. 5lh.-The
weat her is still stormy.
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GERMAN INSTITUTE.

The undersigned, German lady teach
er, who has a thorough knowledge of all
educational branches, the teaching of
music and fancy works and has received
her diploma In Germany as a school
teacher and teacher of Kindergarten and
fancy works, is now preparing to give
lessons to children and ladies in the Ger
man Language, Fancy Work and Music,
ut the CORNER OF MAIN AND SEC
OND STREETS.
TERMS.
Teaching the German language, for
per month, SO: young ladies, In classes,
So por month. Teaching single persons.
two hours weekly, for children, 50 per
month; for ladies, SIS. Lessons in fancy
works: For children, 50 per month; for
ladies, 81 per month, weekly, four hours.
Piano lessons. weekly, two hours, IS per
month.
Office hours, every forenoon from 10 to
II o'clock. jal7-lm IDA SCHMlDr.