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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-02-07
DIED.

Al MederyiiIs. CisSton County, iowa, Jaa. IS, Of
brain fever, Jonathan Charles, son OF WIN. 3. ana
Elizabeth smithyman. aged ] year, 8 months and
days,
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ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA ZINE.

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Taken Up-Steer.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned
by him on Sec. Is, town of Cassville, on OF
about Nov. !, one white steer about two years
old with red spots on sides, feet and legs
partly red, neck and head red, under-bit il
left ear. The owner will please prove proper.
ty, pay charges, and take said stray.
Dec. %, 1877. g. H. GROOM.
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CUMMONS-BUDD-DIyoRcE.
E.STATE.-BAIL1E.

ESTATE BAILIE.
1t Probate. Grant County Court-In the matter OF
the Estate ofThomas Rae, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Sarah Balie,
of SAID county of Grant, representing among other
things that she is the lawful widow Of said Thomas
Battle deceased, that Joseph Bailie and Edmond II.
Borah, executors of the last will and testament of
said deceased have resigned their trust execu tor
and have been discharged therefrom, and that said
estate has not been fully administered and settled,
and praying that letters of administration de boais
non with the will annexed of said estate be to her
some other suitable perso y, granted.
1t IS ordered that the matter of said petition be
heard before the Judge of this court at the Proba
office, In Lancaster in said county, on Tuesday the
9th day of March, 1875 at O'Clock, p. M and ii
is further ordered that notice thereof be given to the
heirs at law and all other persons interested In said
estate by publishing copy oforder for three 90 sue
cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper printed
and published at Lancaster, is said county.
Dated February 4th, 1878. BY the court,
48w3 WIN. MoGONIGAL.
County Judge
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6pefials.
Prompt and Early

payment Of notes and accounts due me
earnestly solicited. The surest cure in the
world for hard times is for every one to pay
to the extent of their ability. | have waited
lc1g and patiently on many of my patrons and
laust expect them to respond promptly to this
CALL D.F. BROWN.
Bloomington, Wis, Sept. /, 1877. 2etf
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THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. S.
Wheat 81. OH Corr 3s18c. Oats 49, Rye soy
Barley 47c Mess pork SO 60. Lard 81 rs. Dressed
hogs $42O q $i25. Live hogs 1915 q 4.05.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain James Crair OF the steamer Devonia (Br).
from GLASGOW has thanks for special meteoro
observations made in connection with tho HERALD weather
servica
STEAMER ACADIA. hound to Kingston. ia. which
tsn.sd TO to 2a with out 81 s5de was
STEAMER PANTHER from Newburyport for Philadelph
before reported into Boston, had broken her eccentric
SHIP SPARTAN from Dublin to New York. ashore oppo-
site ratehogTe full Of water and lies broadside on he
with good weather she ship will be got off,
sMr GAMnsra CD from % Galveston q, for liverpool
before reported. was set hre to on being abandoned
SHIP Golden FLEECE condemned ut Montcvidco. was to
be sold by auction March 26
BHrc NIror, Ausn. from Fleetwood Baltimore before
Hampton Roais 2s,h waiting chance to proceed.
scHn DxrIaScx. from RichmSnd. Vs. far Georeotown;
March . :,anains TgsnE ana
s hy s s ss wbss anchors an
chains &c. bronrh about $3.50
scnn JESSIE cAsL before reported parted her cable At
the 18th inst She had listed seaward and lay badly
..ss ss"s S.*t' 1ss:shs sS'
of and she will s total % wreck er cargo Of steel rails
from Pensacola March IA for Philad"phia has been towcd
IN here waterloggcd.
MARAsmAM Feb 2l-Bark Mirton (FrJ. from Rio Gr.nde
do Norte via Cears for Now York has put In here In
has BEEN Surveyed and about 100 bnss cargo
ssea expected 'n'' ''' WI" Dc IN
RICHMOND March % : Schr d II Ingraham Cant Ken.
niston Rocklaud with lime and is still lying
IN tho dock at the foot Of seventeenth street with her
matches closely sealed The Captain has beeu In port
weeks, is to extinguis the fire caused
by shaking lime by keeping the matches closed. ON
Tuesday the matches opened and few barrels OF lime
but the mir caused the ire TO break OUT
the vessel was again closed.
ST VINCENT CIV. March lS-Schr Matilda (Br), Nor
ram from Boa Vista tor Rio Grande with SALT condemned
sold at Sal.
Woop's HOLE. Mass. March 20 AT :35 Pm to day the
ISLAND Home passed tho steamer Franconia from
New for Portland running In to anchor OF Falmouth
Mass until tho abates The wind 10 northeast and
a
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

young man, named Henry Wilmehs, residing ON
the Hackensack Plank road, the outskirts OF Jer-
COY City, who had contract for supplying the vessels
lying Off tho weehawKen oil docks with wood, has
been missing for five days. II Is supposed that hc
fell overheard search for the body comm need
Mrs Mary A. Pockriog fell from tho window OF her
apartments on tho second floor of No 40 Lorimer
street. Williamsburg. TO the sidewalk last evening
and, striking on the back Of her head, received fatal
injuries
a number OF horses yesterday, near the Jersey Guy
abattoir was thrown from his own steed aud tralnped
up0n, He seriously injured as 10 necessitato
his removal to the City Hospital.
horse and wagon belonging 10 q firm OF grocers in
Bergen Point went overheard at the Cortland street
fcrry yesterday. The horse was crowned but tho
wagon and some oil the goods Il contained were
covered Tho driver was Intoxicated aud did not
perceive that tho boat was moving away from the ferry
slip.
In errey CITY, named Hugh Clarke who injured
the Jersey City depot last Thursday, died from his
injuries yesterday.
and MSS Howartb, residing at No. 166 Washington
street, we're yesterday thrown from coach at the
entrance of Greenwood Cemetery, where thoy had
been attending a funeral, by the horses becom ng
frightened and running away. Miss Howartb, al
though severely bruised and cut about the hcad WIS
not vigorously hurt Mr. Farris, however, sustained
a fracture OF the skull He was removed TO the Long
Island college Hospital. His recovery is doubtful
Michael Hurley died suddenly yesterday at his rcsi-
dcnce No. $50 West Forty seventh street
Howard Coyorl, "a youth oil thirteen years, died at
the resucnce of hts parents in the OF Scarsdae
Westchestor county, on Thursday evening, from the
effects OF wound caused By the careless uso OF a
pistol
with pistol BELONGING his father, at No. 104 Ham
ion avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday, discharged The
weapon The bullet entered the forehead OF his sister
Mary, aged sixteen months, inflicung wound which
will II 10 foared, prove fatal.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM March 2s-saiIsd bark Coute Gess ssepary
(Aus). Cosulich, Baltimore.
BARROW, March I9-Arrived bark Dartmouth (Brj, Ray.
mond. Baltimore.
man, New York bark Imepero fBr, Grierson, Phladel
phia
GREAT YARMOUTH, March 2s-Arrved. brig Lutto (Rus
soderiund. Darien.
GLASGOW. March Is-Arrved, bark II MoLsren (Br),
Delnp. New York.
GnrrSocx, March 2s-sailed, bark Transit (Br,, Owen
New York
HULL March 29Arrived. barks Caina. (Au.), Radovch
New York via Queepssown Ariel CNo, Johanuesen. st
Mnrys Ga Norden tNor). woxholdt. Wilmington, NC.
HAxBuRG March % Arrived, barks Lnnes (Nor) Barth
Wilmington. NC; Minnie Gray tBr,, Black. do.
Sailed 2sth. bark Virginia Uer) for San Francisco.
HELvoHr March 2s-saod, ship Duisbcrg (Ger). Evers
Baltimore
Krsesrows. +, March 2e-Arrived. bark Johannes rod
(Nor Nygaard, Baltimore for Droaheda.
LIVERPOOL March 29Aruved, steamers Borusses (Br),
Williams New Oreaus; Flos (Br. Thompson, New York
Pedro (sp). Bruscs. Galveston.
Sailed GOTH steamer Lake Megantic lBr, Bsttersby.
Portland: ship Wright (Br), Croweil, United states
bark Norman (Br). Allen. Hampton Roads. ''
Lrrru. March % Sailed, bark J Strosmeyer (Aus).
Mtks, United States.
QUEENSTOWN March 29-Saiied, steamer City Of Rich
mond tBr Leitch drom LiverpooD. New York.
KouEv March 3s-saicd, bark Andrcas Riis (Nor) Sal
vcrscp New York.
Baltimore
srErrrN March 26--Saicd bark Wilhelm Ger, Won
Petersen. Now York.
LONDON March 29-Bark do vebber (Br,, Wright,
from New York via Queenstown for Hsrtepool has
into Grimsby damaged by collision.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp. March 30 Wind NNE, fresh. gale barometer
2o534
PLYMOUTH March 29-wind ENE. strong gale. with very
heavy squalls and heavy snow.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE, Jan 24In port, barks Amie Gusta'sen. for
Brisbane; sonsag, Simmons for Hong Kong via Ncwcas-
Burvos ArREs, Feb 22-Arrived brig Rocky Glen, Al.
BAniA FEB I6-Arrived. schr souv mir Csr) Hatfield,
New York via Pcrnarbuco; 2st. brig (Br Bastone,
Sailed Feb IS. bark Cardenas (Br), Burke, Channel;
schr Juliet, Robinson, Rio Janeiro.
FoRr DE tRANcr March 1l-Arrived previously. brig st
Elmo (Br), Ryan, Newport +.
c;IpnALTAn, March 5-sailed, barks sarah A Staples
Ford Itrom Balmcrc). Marseiies; 9Th Holgoand (Ausy
Volcch (from new York;, Salonica.
In port March 49, brig Etna (Br). McKnnon, from New
Arrived oath brig Cuore dtaD. Caseilano New Orleans
Che foro reported without date).
IIUxoLuLU March S-Arrvcd, ship France Cherie Fr),
ugnon Francisco for Flint Island load for Queens
- -
AImy Freem ldg; Jennie Pitts. Manter. unc.
HAVANA March 20Arrved, steamer City OF Merida, Rey
WoSrrvipro Feb i5-Arrlvcd bark Flora (B), Ellis, st
Marys Ca and sailed 10Th Buenos Ayres) brigs
Adler tierJ Wcncke New York I'D II Wright. Meyers,
In mort Feb &C. bark Jennie Cobb, Small for foreign
ports: brig Walter Smith. Wakeley, for New York. ldg
MoSrres BAY, Ja, March 21-brrved, brig Baear.
Smith, New York. 49,
Ponr ELrzABrrH, CGH, Feb 12--saiicd. bark Hiram
Imery Wynan sydney, NSW.
PrRxAMsuco. Feb 27-Arrivcd, tchrJ Merrill. Hulsc,
sailed Eco 23 brig W Il Latmcr (Br). Armstrong, San.
RIO JAsrrRo, Feb 24-Arrived. bark Cslins Hodgdon,
Zaratc schrs Juliet Robinson, Bahia 10Th, Bsys,
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
AMERICAN PORTS.

.,ALKxANDRIA. March % Sailed. schrs Chattanooga,
New York; Is Shepherd, rhadclphia
BOSTON. Marcn 2S-Cleared lark Neptune Beal, Cien-
fuegos; schr ii BARTLETT Kelley Hallowell to load
Philadephi
20th-Arrived United States Hedge Savannah;
barks Due Cecilie ta from Ilyeres; Amty (r) sutton
Matanzas; brig Do,tie l'D, Matson, Mayaguez Anglo
tBr), from Ponce, PR
Beiow-Brg samuel Locke IBr, Molyneux, from Iayti.
Cleared Schrs Eben Fisher Reynolds Cicnfnegos Cora
Fisk Kennebcc. TO load baltimore; Maggie Marston,
Biackman. -, TO load for a Southern port. -
BALTIMORE, March 29--Arrivod, steamers Earl OF
Lonsaao (Brl Keuncy Providence; Sandman Br) Dut.
Bruno, Foster, New York bark Luss utal,. smide,
Bristol; schrs Geo Vrecand, vancea Charleston Mary
Jano Il Elizabeth McPhcrson Port Antonio
Cleared--Steamers Moravian (Br), Graham, Liverpool
Mcclellan. Taylor. Provdence barks Oia Gias tSwed)
Anderson, Dunkirk; vgus (Br). Vigns, Cork; brig
Romance. Craig. Navassa schr Elyaa tBr). Pye, Hall
fax, Ms .
Also cleared bark BeaconsGed (Brl, Munro. Liverpool
Louisa Bliss Strong, Havnna Ella Colder, nodg
don. Boston; Carrie Holmes, Lyman, Providcnce; Nellie
. Jercll, Terrell. Boston,
saied--Barks Julia Fisher and EuaIia and schr Eva.
BnUS-WICk, March 23 Arrived. schr Lizzie Lane,
West Charcson 26th bark Mstiidc Otavic r), fcleter
honas; schrs Lizzie Wilson. Wilson, Providence. David
Clarkson Ireland, savannah. - .
Cleared 23d schrs Mary Heon Jollison New York goth
n Barrow, Jones' 10
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
WHALEMEN.

Brig II Moore Smith, which arrived at 81 Helena Feb
81. had 35 bbls sp oil.
ports st Helena Feb 16, with 20 bbls
oil leaving st Miehne Capt Gartand reports heard
In December barxs Ocean, Holmes NIB, with lSO
Ibis sp oil and one right whale taken since leaving st
Helena Mabel do with right whale gside,
when the wind was blowing gale; Attletoro Rowland.
NIB, with 40 bos sp OIL
reports her arrival at h port Feb % with casks full
800 bbls In two months or $50 and 700 VIII
since Lost May All told Ou 600 VIII In 2S mont
spoke Feb g. barks Poneer Trip. Nh 70 bb!s
from bark Kathleen Rowland. NIB, 200 bbs p since leav.
ing fayal.
letter from Capt Boes of bark Palmetto. Of NB
ports her cruising of st Helena Feb - with l2S 50 since
last we'll Heard from bark President, I'd. Allen,
In December, nothing this season.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
WILLIAMSBURG ROBBERIEs.

The store OF Gustave Lester, No. 4S3 Grand street.
WILLIAMSBURG reported yesterday to the police as
having been forcibly entered and robbed Of $1,000
worth OF silks during Thursday night Last evening,
through careessness, q fire causing damage OF $50
broke out in the show window OF the same store.
Early yesterday morning the door OF George Robbns'
STABLE corner OF Lagrange and Grange streets, was
forced open and blind horse valued al $40 stolen.
The overcoat OF Patrick Main was stolen by sneak
thief yesterday from his STABLE the corner OF
street and Greenpoint avenue.
Theodore Merritt, while on visit TO Mrs. Eva
Holmes, No. ll6 Wythe avenue stole her watch,
worth S3O and pawneo IL ut No. 1876 Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn. The pawn ticket was found IN his pocket
when arrested last night.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
Bark Angela ntai). from -
Brig Charlotte Buck, smith. from Lsguna
CLEARED.

Steamer Arraxon (3r). symonds. Brstoi E-w Morgan
Steamer strassburg rGer), Lembruck Bremen via
Southampton Oelrichs Co
Steamer Andes (B, SAMSON, Port Prince and Savan-
a-Pin. Forwood Go.
steamer Agnes. Gardiner. Key west-wm Clyde Co.
steamer City OF Austin, Chester. Fernandina via Fort
Royai-C II Mallory a co.
steamer Anthracite. Grumley, Philadelpha-Jam ames
Hand
Bark Augvald CNor. Larsen Newcastle Tyne-Funcn,
Edye X Co.
BARK Ammonia uta. Fedele. Chiais-Funch. Edge Co.
Brig Princess DAM Boye, Bandhom (Dcnmark)-Fupch.
Edye Il Go.
Brig q Sweeney. White Valencia Brett. Son 4 Co.
Brig Tbetis. Spaickhaven, Port Elisabeth. CGH for
orders-F Gorgoza's sons.
schr Georeietta Lawrence, Robinson. East London =
Evans, Ball Co.
schr Jennie Beazley, Staples, Barbados-L W Arm
strong.
schr John Rose. Howell. Port Spain CTrnidad) How
land 4 Aspinwa.l
schr Carrie BonnelI Harris Baraeoa-Isaac Staples
Schr Robert Foster Robinson. st John, MIA ueney.
schr Kate Clark, Guptn st john. MIA Heney.
Schr II II Grant, LGrder. Baltimore-Wm Chalmers.
schr Walter Young, Davis, Ellsworth Me-Milier &
Houghon.
schr S j. Thompson, Huli. Providence via Newport-H
Jackson.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
ATTEMPTED SUICIDES.

Catharine Ellsworth. Of No. $40 East Thirty.sixih
street, was taken to Bellevue Hospital last night sui
toring from the cffocts OF dose Of laudanum which
she had taken with suicidal ntcnt. Her husband
stated that he had had dispute with hcr about her
having taken to drinking and pegecting her ch dren
He threatened to have her arrested, and hcarhg z
his ibrcat seized bottle OF laudaD and drank
It before he could prevent her, IL Is thought that she
cannot recover.
William Hucssop, OF No 407 West Twenty fifth
street, while ntoxicated last nIgbt attempted TO
mt suicide by jumping into the river a; The loot Of
West Thirty pinih street. Ho rescued by Oifcer
AICor mack and locked up On charge oi ntoxicaton.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
HORSE NOTES.

I'D Walton reports sale Of bay gelding Frank
Reeves, by his owner John F. Merrow. OF Boston. 10
Mr.. Frank Work, Of New York. Frank Reeves has
record OF 223k. My. Work purchased the horse for
a mate to his bay gelding Thunder. Tho team will IN
future be known as Thunder and Lightning.
Gentlemen Interested In turf matters are cndeavor
ing mako the yearly meeting at Washington. d. o.,
worthy OF the national capital and attractive 10 the
owners of horsce throughout tho country. They IN
tend TO organize company and apply to Congress for
a charter. Mr.. Hll the proprietor OF the Benning
Race Course, IS rebuilding grand stand and stabies
the former having been destroyed py Hre during
the winter
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
WHO OWNS THE LEASE?

Three years ago Messrs. Warner Dickerson mort
gagged the chates in their hat factory, Noe Is to 20
River street, Newark, for s3,ooo to John Mayer. a
Brooklyn saloon keeper. Subsequently $1,000 was
paid, but The balance not being forthcoming the mort.
gage forecioscd. Mr. Mayer, the mortgage, being
the purchaser, buying In the nx,urcs and lease
Mayer took possession on Thursday night Charles
Geiger. who occupying the premises, yesterday
had a warrant issued for Mayer's arrest Messrs.
Warner & Dickerson assigned the lease TO q marty
named De Nuth. who assigned 1t 10 a Mr Neville, OF
this city, who turn, sublet tho premises TO Geger
II Is contcided that Warner ~ Dckerson could not
legally embrace q lease In n cnattel mortgage.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
SPOKEN.

Steamer Minnesota (r, BurwelI. from Boston for Lv.
erpool March "a. lat ~ IS, lon 5045
ship Adams Br), from Peru for falmouth Jan 2s.
lat 43 s. Ion 30 W.
Bark Melchior QGer) wierchs from New York for Bre-
men, March III, lat 40 26. Ion 10 SO.
Bark Ledskjaf (Nor) Gundersen. from Charleston for
Bremen, March 49, of Old Head OF kinsae.
Bark Gem Mossmsn from Marscies for Havana, March
10. lat Al Ion g.
Bark Nellie T Quest (Br), Messenger, from Havre for
Charleston, March IL, lat SO, lon "67."
Bark Mabel Young tBr) Crane. from Glasgow for San
Francisco, Feb 23, lat 10 \. Ion 80 w.
Brig wiswsll. Glover, from Galveston for Hsvrc.
March q, lat 30. Ion 63.
A vessel showing QMWT H. from Antwerp for Phila.
dolphia, March 4, lat AZ, Ion 10.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
BILLIARDS.

[BY zxLESRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ST. LOUIS, March 20, 1878
In the match game Of billiards tonight between
schafer and Cyrile Dion cha1er made the biggest
on record Of 400 points He beat Dion GOO TO 132
in twelve innings averaging so. Tho big caused
inteuec excitement In sporting circles hero, ana
Schaicr viii be immediately matched against Sexton
for the cham p0nship
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
WESTERN TROTTING CIRCUIT.

CHICAGO March 20, 1878.
No intelligence has been received from Milwaukee
to-day regarding the prospect Of that city joining tho
proposed Western trottng circuit. bat the discovery
has been mado that Dexter Park the only available
trotting ground In Chicago has passed by lease into
the control OF the Stock Yards Company, which will
at once build railroads through tho old track. This
will OF necessity throw Chicago out OF the circuit.
Tho other cities will however, probably carry out tho
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
CHARLES II. Lyons.

Mr. Charles Il. Lyons, for many years we'll known
school officer, died on Wednesday. Ho was q native
OF this city and formerly resided the Fourth ward,
when he occupied the office OF school trustee, which
no vncatcd on his removal 10 the Nineteenth ward,
Where be repeatedly reelected TO the Office
aud that OF school inspector, and rorcd from Office
when old aye crcpt upon him. Mr. Lyons for
many years a member OF the Old Volunteer Fire De-
partment and foreman of Liberty Hose, No. 10. Ho
was membcr of the Tammany Society aud OF Chan-
oeIor Waiworth Lodge No al, +. and a. N. His
eldest son, John = Lyons Is vice sprincpal OF Gram
mar Sch ool No. 20
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
FRIEDRICH RAuCHFuss.

Friedrich Rauchfuss, we'll known for many years
as the publisher and editor oi tho New Yorker
Abend Zeituno died at his residence. No. "a Stanton
street, on Thursday, sixty-one years oil ago. The
dcceased was one Of the founders OF the Abend
Zeitung, which for period OF years was an evening
journal publsncd In this city, until some yours ago
was taken by an association, under whose manage
rnent its career ended
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
SAILED.

Steamers City or Austin for Fernandua &c Lancaster
Phiiadep phia; barks Olive Thurow. Rio Jsneiro Ruena
tA1s,, Iyisse Asnes N9I Bristol; ks%ance Cd Mar.
via Richmond; schrs Annie Bell Baraeoa; Sarah Burr
Baltimore: Rboda Holmes do: lie Ja-ksonvie
Hopkins do; James 4 Kelley. sallie W Kay. Emma
Shaw Mary Castner-.
Also sailed Arragon r. for Brsto State OF
Louisiana tBr). Glssgow ship Emerald Isle, London |;
bark Margnrcthe (Nor) Bristol; schrs Cranme
y J Warrington. II Binckman, NJ Harlow, francis Shu
hart Can Havrix
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
MARX HOPKINS.

despatch from San Francisco, Cal, received there
from Fort Yuma, Arizona, states that Mark Hopkins,
Treasurer OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
died there yesterday morning
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
A POLICE OFFICER IN TROUBLE.

In Jersey City, yesterday, Judge Fornir committed
OHioer Henry Cochrane TO await tho action Of the
Grand Jury on o charge of false Imprisonment pre-
forrcd against MN by John Van Brumer, Jr, Of Greg
orv street,
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
BELOW.

ship Bessie Crosby ('r, Trery from Liverpool Jan 10
Bark Eurus (Brl, uaston, iiom Gloucester Feb
Bark Jupiter tjer), Jachens, from Bremen Jan 16.
Bark John Bunyan. Butman, from Cadz via Matanzas.
Bark "a airy Agnes (Br), DO Costa, from Cardcnas.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
OBITUARY.
FRANCIS 7. HARDING.

FRANCIS I. HARDING.
Francis T. Harding died suddenly In London,
England, yesterday. He was resident OF Newark
n J and was widely known among dealers 10 tho
leather trade throughout the country His death
caused by heart disease.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEW YoRK, March 29-Noon
Tho Western Union tine ball to-day dropped
rectly
The New York herald., 1878-03-30
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH APRIL.
The New York herald., 1878-03-30

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
SUN MOON. WATER
Sun rises.......... AZ Sandy Hook. eve 8 Al
Sun sets .......... % GOV. Island. eve 20
Noon rises. :. morn 90 Hcll Gate. eve II
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-13
Commissioners Sale Of
MILL PROPERTY.

DURSUANT to a decree entered on
i the 9Th day of June. 1873, IN the
District Court of the u. = for the
Western District of Virginia in the
suit of John l.. and Ann A. Morley
VS. Samuel H. Willard. 1T ais. sha |
offer for sale to the highest bidder. on
MONDAY, THE 26TH CT AUG. 1878,
at the front door of the Court House
i'm Abingdon. Washington county,
Va. that valuable property near the
town of Bristol. Tenn, known AS
The MiLIdIpt MN Property"
belonging to Samuel II. Willard. This
property is built upon Beaver Creek,
along the line of the A. NJ. & o r.
r.. and about one mile from Bristol,
Tenn. There are about twenty (20)
acres of valuable land attached the re-
To. The mill is furnished with new
and valuable machinery, end il upon
the whole very desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE fash in hand
to de tray expenses of suit and sale,
the residue one credit nf one. two
and three years. Bonds with good se-
curity required for deferred pay ments.
Parties desiring information about
this property are referred to Samuel
II. and Hugh NJ. Willard.
GEO L. PENN, Com'r,
Abingdon, Va, July s. 1878.
july 8. '78 -4w.