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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

FouR men were fishing at Barnegai
on Sunday. when lightning struck In
their midst and killed a yellow dog.
Yellow dogs should not accompany fish
ermen ON Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-14

MATER: 80 you enjoyed your walk,
Kate; did you 20 all that distance
alonep" Daughter-"0h yes. mamma.
quite alone" Beastly brother Then
how is 1t. Kit. you took NJ umbrella
and brought home q walking slick?"
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BORN.
NEW TODAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE PosToFPIcE AT
II Gold Iiill, Storey county. Nevada.
June II. 1878 y not called for within one
month they viii he sent To the Dead Letter
Once ct Washington. d. c.;
Bachelor Mrs ] McCarroli Miss Jane
BENEFITS George Mcdonald MA
Benefits Thomas N Nutien Charles
Bennetts John O'Brien Richard
Brinly william Prince Albert
CLARK Edward Purcell Dave
Cameron Collin Richards Harry
Cotgroye Cipt John Richards Mns
Crowley Mrs Kate ScAndllng William
Gaze Thomas smith Misc Cara
Danforh Al Vining GA
lvsns Mrs. hay Wilson
EngiihsL Wheeler May
Frazer Frank PosKtus
Gage Mrs Minnie Antonio C~nustannino
Gray N de Borbo
LAify John q Frank Silva
Moore 4 Pink Francisco Pimblo
Movetin George
j, II, MARSHALL. n. N.
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ON woman" What a lot o. eyes
these taters have got" Old mani
specs they's extra. NO Us to look after
the Colorado beetle"
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rnE Z \

James Manning, Chairman Of the Fl.
nance Committee. appointed TO collect
funds to equip volunteers. reports that he
has collected S2i9 80. and expended
siis 50. leaving u balance on hand Of
sim a
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 22 87s-TRPLE

srrrrrx, Oct Is-Arrivsd bark Nauska tNor). Spiel.
berg. New York.
Sailed 18th. bark Nina lNor). Olsen, New York
sr skRvAN. Oct IS Arrived. bark Mozart tNor, Al
brechtsen. New York tnot previously.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 2l 2l-steamer Rita (sp. from Baltimore
passed Norwegian bark Orion abandoned forsmast only
standing. Oct I5 In lat ~. Ion ~
LONDON. Oct 2l-Bark Ellen Rckmers Ger,. seghorn.
from Greenock Sept - for Wilmington. Nc. has ar
rails and boat and had her deckhonsss smashed
schr Miranda. Mitchell from Dublin Tor New York. was
oil Seilly to-day putting back, with loss Of mainmast
and jLboom having experienced terrific gale on she 9th
lust in lat 40 Ion 20 and another the l6th 2sO
miles west of Falmouth.
QUxENsTowa. Oct 2l-Bark Consul Platon Gor) Schuzs
from New York Tor Plymouth has arrived here. She lost
her foremast and abandoned in the Atlantic. She
brought here by salvage tho British ship
Bridgewater. Capt Brown. from London Oct for st
John NIB
ST. THOMAS. Oct 2I-Schr julia Gama.e. Jurgens
from New York tor Port Spain. In here In isres
TRALER Oct 2l-Brig Mary A Ksrsten (5rl, Kersten.
from st John, NIB. arrived hers. she experienced
heavy weather and lost Of 600 deals.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHRAD, Oct 81 Wind sSW, strong. gallo; barometer
2s975
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

OcToBkR II, 1873
To EDIros HERALp:-
Now thai all the Indications point large attend
ance great Cathedral fair desire 10 submit
suggestion winch know win STRIKE every gentIeman
has the courage 10 60 to church Ialrs con-
auclcd by soms psople nowadays emf nently
proper made IL IL that OF the nrs rules 10
lard devn oy the OF the Cathedral fsir be
tnis.-
No lady having charge Of table, who 10 assistant
wise connected with the
o the istr, sh-l Gentlemen visitors white
nadng IN iar wE to take tor articles
ala take chances Be
tue tsDles.
Let the ladies who 10 active interest In
the coming content ghcnssivss with havi0g Their
tables patronIzed, a. tnsy viii De, h0ersIy Ny tno
generous public ~ho will pay the Cathedral equcnt
visits u not so doggsd and bulIragged at every step
they take catering by young Ladder, VINO, however
beautiful snc aractvs thsy may be, are by
pleasant to encounter on begging missions by the
dozen before gentleman eau even get glimpse of
what - TO be seen al all tho tabiss know gcntemea
OF means VINO navs an absolute dread OF goins 10 .
fair On tnis very "beggins" account. an sure tnst
many persons kept away from fair by this nui-
sancc, whereas " everybody Vas allowed TO roam
about aud acc What 10 To be All SIDES and was
IN no danger oi being requested 10 take chancs' or
buy This or that artcls except at tue tables, tue at
tsndsnco would Be teDfoid greater at iars than it
usuallyp FAIR.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
CLEARED.

Steamer Westboarne (Br). Cages, Hsvrs-J Tucker 4
steamer Colon. Griffin. Aspinvan-Paciac Mall Steam
steamer Acadia. Dickman. Falmouth. .Ja-Moses 4 CO.
hen
steamer Glenogan tBr,. LpdberR Richmond-R Bor-
steamer Richmond Key. .Nortolk-Old Dominion Steam
steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore. Baltimoro-J
Krems
steamer Georgetown. Robertson. Phiiadeiphis-Jsmes
Hand.
steamer Eleanora, johnson, Portlsud-J + Amea
Ship st Joseph, falss Mslbourne-k w Cameron Co.
Ship Colorado. IngrxhAm, Sydney, NSW-R w Cameron
ship Western Empire. Gsosisr, Liverpool lanes El-
bark Jane Ure tBr), Rses. Glasgow-J Whitney 1 Co.
Bark Golden Aern Nor) Kslstrup. Rotterdam, Punch.
bark Pirandsilo dtAi). Todaro. Genos-John
Bark James Mccarthy. strout. Montsvdeo-swan b
brig Cuba can.rie Csp,. odriques Las Pa,mas tCan-
ary lslandsl-J de Rivera Co.
Brig Cameo new. Neal. Port Spain. Trn-Dsnisl Trov-
bridge.
Schr Phsbe Medoro inaguA-B weinberg Co.
Schr Alpha. salisbury, 81 Domingo City-PArsons
sehr vorsss Home Kent. Monte Christi tst Demiago)-s
sehr Emsrsen Rokes. MArston. Bsrmuda-Lsaycraft 4
Co.
schr vssss (Br). Palmer. Dorchester. MP Nsvius
Schr Damn snhe~ sr PedricE Chester Ps-van Brunt
schs Townsend, smith, Newark. NJ-Jsd Frye
Co.
sehr Kate cArIssoa OBI. fhorndks BelfAss. Ms-Par
4 Loud
Sehr Seud Jones' Boston-Jed, frye 4 Co
Sehr Ada Alien, Dudley. East Weymouth, Nass-Jed.
Frye 1 Co (n0t ~ bsforeTepor ed.
sioop Lotas. Nelson. Psrth Am6oy-Weavsr StorSy.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
"REIGN OF THE COMMON PEOPLE" /"

Mn. BEEcHEns LECTURE IN ASSOCIATION
HALL-LDucATIoy AID THE CURRENCY.
Tho Rev. Henry Ward Beecncr isctured isst night
N Association Hall on 'sfhs Reign OF tho Common
People" He was introduced by the Rev Carlos
Martyr. and the lecture dslvered andsr the aus
picss OF the Tbirty-iourth Street Reformed
Church. There was very large attendance. AIR.
Beecher began ny saying that the education
of the tho great feature Of the tp,c when
we iive One OF the most remarkable facts Of the
present time that tho great under classes
eisty--ths ignoraEt ciasses-wers willing to be edu-
Gated Men everywhere wero asking how IL was
that social power vas with the hundred and "not
with us who are the Million" Hs had great
sympathy with the reasons that caused Europe to
asta,e thssc aud kindred questions, but be had no
sympathy with ths theories Of Communism ON this
side OF the Atlantic. There was such distress In
America Is TO justify the application here Of
these crude phnosophieG Mr. Bescher then
went on 70 explain why the dynAstes
OF Europe we're seeking to educate tue
people, OF tho reasons, he said was that they
hal learned tnst ~ was castor 10 manage neligencs
than Ignorance Un this sido OF the Atlantic other
things verc ~ work. Everything here made the
BRAIN mors active. Tue hrst great eject oil
tp,s vas the originatiou OF tho tnought that
roverpmsnt was that Of The common people. Tho
Who'll. story told when it referred 10 samuel
Adams TO draw the nrst writ, and no struck
cut .tns king" and put IN "ihc common
vsaIth. - The lecturer here traced tho growth
Of the education Of tho Anerican people IN
sheIr form Of govsrnmsas>ssa said that " was
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
o.rrso. o.. s-Arrlv.a. nsrsl. osu.s. vl.~,.s. r..

osrrsp. Oct s-Arrivsd. Maggie o'nnsa vis~iss. rs.
"r"nro' sept ao-saied pslsva Fsn, wiminstos. NO,
PoRrssourm. Oct D-rut In rrro. Raymond from Ant.
PIrHourm Oct 10 Arrived. Italia, Msrrao, New York;
Nero ncrtolotto, uoston l,st two for ordersl.
PALERMO, Oct 3-SAlot. Dorian lss ponniu bsniA Ane
New York tsna arrived at 9TH. -.
pool for Charleston lput In shar OF water eh Anorod
WADE Baltimore tor Cork; 10th, Archibald Mustard.
Montreal; sisne Yeo Hamburg for sandy Hook Was Ia
Arrived 9th. wayfsrcr. Thurbsr. Eontrea Y Chan
man. Atkinson norehe.ter Nh; Nell rars< wilson, dot
Agpstino y BoEz ino. Sioth Delaware Brsakwatsr
tput through Stress Of wataI) Flora. M.hsssl, Nc
john, NIB; Eliza Montreal; ID McB Park, Young. do I
Ayues Wilson. Goddard. do
SAILED 9TH Mary Tor Glasgow; 10TH Antilles. for Hsm.
burg. 49,,
SkAyiKw OF the Wight Oct Attilio DRllorso. from
Hun tor New York; Palermo, McIoughliu from kotter-
dam for oth frincps di Lucedo, Nicoo. from Dun.
snilLDs. Oct l0-Arrived, Antonietta Dinnich. Nss
YORK; Emmanuel, Mobscn do; Nordusng. Neilssn. BAL
Sr NAzAIRE Oct 7--Arrivod. Warden Law, Graham.
New York Howrick, Johansen. Baltimore.
= MAro ssa, oS, 10 sasa wS,s s"iS sxon
sALoaIcA. sept 27-Arrivsd Il s Potter Psndiston.
Gibraltar.
via Monrovia; 10th. Joseph Clark. Stahl. New York
TRIESTE. Oct 5-saled. Sarah Douglas. Mclean. Bor-
deuux - , ..
Wnsr IARrLKrooL. Oct s-saiied Halcyon 10. Gardnss
Baltimore.
ANTWERP Oct 0-The william @ Putnam. Madden,
which here Oct from Quebec (wood reports shat
during which part deckoWd washed overboari
MILFORD, Oct 9-Tne Belle o. Brien from tivepooi Tor
Norfolk. Va has put In with J1 and
are reported floating about ST Girvan's Head.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purssrs Of steamers ver~ Crus. from Havana &C.
Gamma, from Bermuda. have thanks for fAvor
SrxAnxR GEoacIA- The steamer Salvador sailed from
Panama Oct vr tue Gut OF Nieoya
pany tho expedition report the hull
aged beyond the possibility of repairs n
able cost no sttempt will DO msas 10 raise her IL
thought that what inAtsrtas machinsy, &c.
be At vil be taken and the weasel aban
srKAxKR JouN BRANALL tBr). ashore at Little Gull
Island 10 beins unoaded rapidly. The wreekers
she lies easy sxgectsd 10 be nostsd In day two
weather permitting The wreckinE schr HApidan Of New
Tork. isit Newport 2ist inss to assist her.
sTnAnsR BAHAsA tBr). Cowsli. from New York. which
lU having experienced hurricane Ssps
70 70 oct y.
sBIr EDITH TRooP Of 81 John New York for Ant
~ She . New ok 3. ,Ss iS,S asa ~ sse
12th encoun untersd hurriesns which
beam ends. esrriei away fofetopmnxt main mixxcn
the and aging he whole cargo, casnR the
vessel 10 spring leak In going Into Halifax barber In
tho nig tne ship coitiued viii bark DomniQus VI
chat. seriously iDjurins her.
BARK sAnAnArG tB). from Plymouth, Y. for Pensscos.
which put into 81 Thomas sept 10 Is totally dssssed
rns sstinatss ior repairs anount 20 some 0JO and
excessive 1be master has teIsgraphsd kngixud for
spars to be seat out
BARK ExT.R tBrJ, frou Waterford, nj Delaware Bresk.
water Oct a. reports that IN hurricane OH the banks
lost nsin iAnt yard; also lost aud split ssiis
BARK IALA (Br), Gun min ghHn irom Dcmsrara get on
shore BunEsrs Island ON 1lth nst while going into
Yarmouth. Ms, aud was got of with slight the
night Un the 18th she went the mHrins slip
Yarmouth Tor rcpairs
BRio ApkLAIpK. Stovsr. from New York for Demcrara
~ Thomas IN distress, was repairing Oct StU
bDis -four bread were badly damaged which 10
b. sod ON the i1th By auction.
Bnio onroLAS Dorp. at Havana Oct i5 from Phiisds
phia. bad weather her sr< isst
her dscklosd seassstng Of asess 2a0ov fsss iambss
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
DUB BERMUDA CORRESPONDENCE.
BxHMUDA. Oct l6. 1879

BxRAUDA, Oct l6. 1879
sehr Iris. Jones. which left St Georges the 9Th
ult-ssr having undergone needed repa-so proceed
Gorss OF Africa, her original
St Georges russday last In most crippled
under jry having the morning Of she
"a In LAT 81 IS Ion 63 a. encountered gale
tremendous As the day advanced the gale In
and In the afternoon she vessel sborsd much the
galley and everything movable dock wa,hed
overheard and part VI the bulwarks the starboard
side carried away. On the Sd. 4th and 5th there
succession Of heavy gaies from EsE and SIX.
during which ths vessel thrown down. and the
sst cut away right hsr-then In lat 81 30 lou 65
ship having been tho Sd about Ber
nuda- On the 9Th q hurricane prevailed. At6PM WAS
which broke the main boon. washed away
suward broke timber he ads and halr nlisd the
falling bovsprs which ievsrsd the post
ssusa sSs IN The Ssee sd Ss
with blankets quilt. aud other Clothes 70 prevent the
ss 81 s. g
,ss s iss o s s% sso - oor on
Bark Rocket rie.ering master Of and from New YORK.
of end Of the island. 9Th procure
suS :. TIE s:s.. Il shsss Of sis nr.s oesr ana while
lying Of and on xsi.in Tor the return Of tue a..,s. she
Walsh she -: s tue 5 Two gig boats. Il
Oot.om win however. DC examined 4 sy diver, The vss
Sol came into ?. GsSsss % s,a inst. aud u mot sus
ssnr George b Douglass. from New Yorx ior Antigua
il sot. nd will rsosding to-day.
Bark Hornct, Hopkins which arrived 81 from New
Pvrsv Cabsio in Distress has flushed
loading competed repairs Another portion
dam .. cargo 10 advertised tor sale i7tn inst
Alkaline kichArdson tot Portland Mel, McFsddsu
from C-oix with cargo vi sugar anu moiAsses
Georges srbor 18th inst In disabled
condition Capt McFadden reports: Sailed from Croix
2oth sept, bound to New York with and
the morning of sept 70 took
Of wiud which Increased TO hurricane. kopt the
Cd and scudded - hours the
lower topss found IT impossible to scud
with safety. ~ nothing could stand the gale. An
80 let the vessel GENE 10 under trysa At1
All boarded our stArbcKrd quarter which bu-
carried boat from dsvts: Aled
cabin with water Vessel labored baaly In
sea. hiiinx thy waist with water. AZ - AN
boarded The vessel. which hove her down
and she able tor hours. she lay bad
thousht II prudent to cut away fotcopmsst to right her
when the topmsst went 10 tooK win t
all the sails atd ggng attached wpars
lat 2, Al n long 81 80 Our vessel was badly strained
and LEAKED very much. cabin and forward wore
led with w.tsr .oi all the stores ds.tro cd Oct
81 30. ~ U.s. brig steering ST. which proved
be the somerset Nor, from chari.stswn, pound Am
sterdHm signal aud she came to assisancc IL
high ~ the time bot she lay by for four
hours offered to take or and kindly supplied
with barrels bread set temporary sails. OF
18th inst.
Brig 4 Pr, tBr, ousersridge from Liverpool. Nj.
srrivsd amilton Ith reports that the of
4tb inst encountered ssyers gale IRON sk which
IN ell the following day. when the Wind
NV lost dcckoAd VI sn all spars aud lumber.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

inevitable that they should nave questions 10 consider
wh ch beyond their comprehension. Many
people were aarmed tna Wild theories put be lore
the community An eminent statesman IN hassachu-
seits mr. Butlsrl had said tEat government went
through the terrible struagie with notes, wish
any gold Ind silver ana that they could 40 that
through the vast complications OF the war
how much easier II TO do IN
the mild economies OF peace. "rhat sounded rather
plausible" said Mr. Beecher .'untl you Interpreted
II. farmer had his vile very sick, aud ne gave her
calomei and quiniue, and she recovered her heaith
Then tho farmer sad. Well II caiomel and quinine
got my WHO through that great trouble, ma enough
Tor her to live upon all the rest OF her days. The war
was got through because the promises TO pay prom
issd gold ana silver. II they had not done so wc
should have gone down like grass under the soldiers
faaf-
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

10 days, With fruit to Comes Pssrsan; vessel
sehr vsyaror ,of Brixham), cosmsn. Cay Frances
., ". .ss 80 sds " 70 With lumber
,oJ sossssa: @ som. s.s..l 20 Ms.e. Co oss is
On nss sp sr sus could
had take. OF oy .om: p....g vessel: she VA.
sounssrsa q succession Of heavy NV gales.
Der TO Drew Busfi; vessel 20 smith 90. had NV
sssi ~ Mary Es::s s..lm.n J.essoav. d.y. With
lumber 70 Drew 4 kaek: vessel 70 Warren Ray;
nth LUMBER 10 Asop CLARK vessel to master oes is
Lar "a 10 Ion TO- saw vessel watsrosssd with barK y.
scnr yellow Pine. Sheppard. Cedar Kew. "a days with
Had esnsina.,on nor,ssry rAlss Oct IL I. 81 So
don u @ S. s ..
boas hed cabins With waser and had sails blown 90 rib.
% brig ss,s sonr
the Of her lover rigging With iorssa and mausa
sshr Gs.sy.sssS Ssrsayy: Gsorg.o.s Sc a.ys nth si.h
With naval store. Doiiasr Potter Coz vessel
ssSr John Lsn.h.. Martin. R.eAnoad.vA
sssr sssr tn.. 1 E.:ss s.sms Hs.siy .siss yrs yyiss
&. s.. sss s s % .S.
ss- Bark Liberia. from Cape Paimas which vas
chsred the lover bsy for orders to ths city
rAs>ED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND souTE.
Steamer Bolivar. Gs.r. New London for New York.
Ship Marvs nautical scnoolshtp) Pythixn Glen Cove,
Ii. for New York.
Brig Thomas Iursl. Bates. Ponce. PR via New Haven
for New York. IN ballast. TO w 4 Armstrong
sehr D smith. Mscney. Thorn aston tor New York.
schr siss McLoon. spear. keekisud Me- for New York
Misesltsuyl.
Schr sAliis Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton for New York
Schr VIM Mount. StsArns. Providence tor New York.
Schr Mary Adelaide Crosbe Providence tor New York.
schr iIsnisttA. MlIard. Ailstone Point vs Now Lon
dol New York.
schr Lewis jane Cole. New Haven for New York and
Ktngston.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eeanora, johnson. New York for Portland.
Bark james Mccarthy, Phelps, Now York for Monte
vido0.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
SPOKEN.

Ship Andrew johnson Crswford from Husnos for Ant
werp, sept Is. lat N. Ion 20 w.
Ship Rossiguol (Br) stanley. from Cardiff (Aug for
Bombay, sept .. lat N. Ion 20 w.
ship TsernAgora tB,. Hilton, from havrs for New York.
Oct 10, of Georges shoals.
Bark Cermanis (Ger. Clurer, from Brcmsn for Now
York. Oct 10, lat Al 80 Ion GO O3.
Bark Clara Vier), Sordcs from Bremen for New York
Oct 10, lat ~ ~. Ion 81 ~
Bark Asta tNcrJ. Arnssep from Rotterdam tor Bs,i.
more no date. Lat 40 So lou % 80
Bark Lothxr tBrJ Hollywood. from Belfast for Mirami
Chi. Oct 3, las ~. Ion ~
Bark johann Kspier Ger. spiiie. from Hmburg for
Nov YORK. Oct 4. las ~, Ion 81.
Bark lakewood (Brj Dxsu, from Maryport for Charles
ton, Oct @, lat 81, Ion IL
Brig Mary Annie tB %, from Batmore Peruambuc0
Oes o. of the BornudaA
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
ON THE WARPATH.

Gustsvs Markell, twenty years; Herman Grsatholdt,
eighteen, and Herbert Harding. seventeen years Of
age arrested 10 Newark yesterday afternoon At
the instance Of Superintendent Walilna. Harding IL
from Brookyu. whilo the other two are from New
YORK. All tnree were armed with guns, pistols and
bowie knives and ther way 10 the West, they
said, 10 seek thor fortunes. Thcir weapons wsro
loaded, and until tho officers drew revoivsrs
on them that they surrendered. Harding WAS taken
home by hts iather while the other Two detained
In Newark.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
THE PARK RUNAWAY.

Mrs. Butler, an account Of whose injuries, from
being thrown from her carriage was given IN yesssr-
days HERALD, lay at the Roosevelt Hospital last
evening In u critical condition. She was suffering
from concussion oil the brain and was entirely un-
conscious. One OF her thighs was also fractured.
Tho had not gwen up nope OF her recovery.
though chances to be against her
Mr. Buffers body brought TO his residence, No.
PAT West Forty.sevsnth street, on sunday evening.
Tne time OF hs funeral not dscdsd on last might
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
SAILED.

Steamers Colon. for Aspiuv ALL Richmond Norfolk slip
Carl (sr). Bremen barks vdfsrns tNor). Quesnstovn
Falmouth Nymphsn (Nor bremen: ntoinetts tisr)
do Jas A bersnd. Dunedin and Wellington: Angelina
Bonardi utxD. Aarsetes Emma QtA), do; Adele uts).
Genoa; Giadioius tBr). BRyonpe.
Also sailed. Yrsneh gunb0ar BOuvst.
2oh, Pascal tBelg) for Liverpool; Cor
don CAstls (br). DO; Somorset tBr). BIistol.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
WHALEMEN.

Cleared At New Bedford Oct ~ schr Pedro vares Nick
elson, Atlantic ocean.
Al Panams Oct H. Darks Oak and Cape Horn Pigeon.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OHce

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE PROM SEw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
oCroBsk AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

kOk SALE-sCnoUNkk wlLLIAM uKAY; SUILi.
lsu 80 tons regsteri copper iastened fair order.
JOHNSON co.. UneAsvilis. New London Coma.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
Anw YORK. Oct. 2l-Noon.
The Western Union timo ball fell correctly to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
sUy AND NOON HIGH WATER.
Sun rises s....... 10 Sandy Hook. ....sve %
sun sets ....... 10 Gov. Island. eve ii
Noon rises. >. morn 2 Os Hell Gate eve Sc
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-12
CAPADURA.
FAIREs' sale stables. IS Union.


Personal.
James P. Caldwell, of Horn Lake,
Miss, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs DR.. d. T. Porter has recovered
from an illness of three weeks and is
now able to be out.
Mrs DeGray Bennett has opened her
dancing academy at the corner of Sec
Ond and Greeulaw streets, Chelsea.
s. 9. Maddox, NJ. D., Hot Syringe,
Ark. arrived this morning and will de.
liver The address at the laying of the
corper,stone
San GollAday, a prominent and popu.
lar Young lawyer OF Lebanon, Tenu., is
in the city, en- route to visit relatives
and friends in Mississippi.
The Nashville American of yesterday
says; Miss Mamie Falwell, the attrao.
tive little brunette of Wards Seminary,
departed for Memphis, her home, yester.
day. Miss Mamie has been a post.
graduate Of the above seminary for the
past scholastic year, during which time
she has made a large circle of friends,
and many conquests"
Among the graduates of the Presbyte.
rian High School are Misses Mary and
Lucille Galloway, nieces of Colonel M.
G. Galloway, editor Of the Appeal. At
the exercises this morning these young
ladies read essays which, in style and
graceful sentiment, evidenced the fact
that they possess bright intelIects aud
literary taste of a high order. Miss
Mary Gallaway's essay, " Mrs. O'Fie and
Mrs. 0. K" was a production of quaint
and philosophic humor. Miss Lncille
Gallaway's essay, Looking Heaven
ward" was as creative, radiant and glad.
some as the fair face and pure heart Of
its intelligent author.
May, the shirt tailor, makes the best
shirts to order for 81. SO
Wigriu & Co 3lS Main street, are re.
ceiving daily, by express, new and beau.
tiful styles Of summer hats. They have
the best stock 10 the city at low prices.
Call and sec. CIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-12
Turf Notes.

The next running meeting of the sea.
son is that Of Columbus, Ohio, begin.
ming to-day aud continuing to the 18th
inclusive. The Pittsburg meeting comes
next, from June 10 to %, inclusive, and
then the great extra meeting at Louis.
Vile, when Ten Brock and Mollie Ma
earthly meet.
There has been a misconception. owing
to an erroneous publication, as to the
amount OF the stakes in the Ten Brock.
Mollie Mccarthy match. They are $4,000.
not $4,000 a side. The stakes are de.
posted in the Bank of California at
present, but will soon be forwarded to
Louisville.
Colonel Hubbard (Albion), of the
Spirit Of the Times, has the following in
his st, Louis letter:
HenOsaw and Miss Malloy, the two
Tennessee winners, are the property of
that sterling gentleman, Mr.. j. R. Barry.
OF Sumner county, Tennessee, and have
been handled with consummate skill bv
the veteran trainer, G. Fl. Rice. whom
take to be BY all odds the most skilful
handler Of the thoroughbred in the
South. Speaking of ~two.year.olds, |
would say a word of one in this stable.
but, as | an under Injunction to be-
silent, the public must watch and wait,
and | must be content to keep a stable
secret that he is the best one out this
season. | have a mind to believe
it, for / had heard much, but confess
that, when | saw him, l could not refrain
from exclaiming that the half had not
been told me-"