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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-24
EAr3, closure Sale.
STATE OF WISCON.>iN.
In Circnit Colr: f-.r Mood Comfy.
JERE. y. WITTER, Plaintiff

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-, c: Ia ,s n,i II.mrv = 49, pa, ~
Charles Keiiog Pafnrr y keii"as, I'm Il
Prxntiss. VIM II Xrllox, George ErEhlrii. Ell
ward Hall anu George Thorp. partners, Will
liam Kirby, Caraton ii NtWbcr and George
kienScr, oaTtn ers, Ere. lex t'I-nther. Neville
wing Farmers of VI. Stein& co.. RI. Baecn.
Oil Company Charles Rnlnadka ami Anthem
cy R7.aalka partner, MI" /. JcNitt. y ill
lam sherman, Char'e" \ MuE I"cK' and Henry
-: sherman partners, "olh II b""t;l' Marcus
IlinmAn' Ju,.o " I"nn am IAN II hei&ar,.
paLtnsIS' '"lnSS N. .,tI''i am ti"''ro ave
partners Hach'lihs Etc!L AAFhArlA
o.srn' naniuei ' !IT III r''H 'luti
G1tern' Partners ?, Ih"!hAh ": Jones
benjamin ZONES; Nehi! 4-aCkh'i;'' 'ff;ortr y .
JONES "ooTSe ii i'aG S!iI!H' 'tInr' i-tu%h!in ST
az 80 nan : -, pa 1.,n :. II u
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90 D'1-lA VI ." NJ. 'ia:n.i'l'
J&lne3 LifpihG"t' h"ihaS b4H"e!t' a" ltilah
rress, hafleS Lock- mar. anu 1911 n !-on.s
p'hy - luFll'I anu a. = :! i-t'HeFE) ''eo'
u Dunnaih @h' al, !i"F1i par nerS'
3pPtGt"h IRON ON F'hS' -'iuhr"r hnhtlnGtmn,
Dwight Huntington. Andrea Petersen, The
i1oaFd Oh & tuc'li''i n' c;i"', '''tFict No. one
II Wcst / Sa,nn-i Il Si,rrru;.,, ,,artnrr.S ,n Nt.
Jmds.n and jam 1. .Cud>ou. p;,rtnrr>. iinwrIi
Uomnnrk anI Richard /; ,;re.mvn,,,I n.rtn".rt
Chauncy 4 Newbury. Tnrrox River Manutaet,
urinr Cymnany, .I,lurxS. Iccd< Rirbarj Sire.
Crhomos A Or, en- and Henry Il i;uttnm ~, rtr,r,
onI Imcn.tms y ty,',y N.sirnrr in E,,trSnt,,.
nf pinrr,.' & WL,iiny i ,,it.rmtt marin..rx p'o'
~ - ID D.fanL,n+.
T1,4 40 H.. .,,,a-" ~
Judgment ana decree OF foreclosure and
Sale renders August -. iS'1. DocHc;ed i'll
Wood County Sept, li; lo'.
Principa! and interest $3.50. Sc
Costs, taxed at l~.73
-
Amt. due Aug. ., 1871: si9;t.3
Less Credited, SEpt. l't ~. Siloo.S;
Default having been made in the paym.nt Of
he Jmdqmrnt md in thr r. IrmrtiGn of The
premises affected BIS the ,lccrce Of Foreclosure
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Complaint having been 81; Grel 81 .iis off C
by Charias ii .:is a1.,l=t ticurec Sci:r:,'lcl .ur
ab nii.5 III hon, a:.a Entry. N. iari, '.st
:. Jlny Sih 1878 u.rou tic NORTH ,acrieI..l
tlalf % tae 20 -i.,ra>t uarter Of >"c ion No 4
il own a:o No. - North OF range No. 3 East
in " cod County, y iS:onSita. with Il view % he
celia on a: said entry; the s,.iG rsrtIc>
-. ..oa >e. ESQ. Cil.k oil The Tircui; toart ii,
, - NO c.. s j.. l.. he ciIy iirand ia
; 3 cuuaty AMI state ou the Il; h day ii
Mo-. 1873. att EEK r. No ~. pon,sn4 i. :
ASH 81: ,4f.s.ty nccT:.i:is saii alleged ae4I.C
uugnsut
:. Il. ALRss, Rcr- ger
-. i. 'EGS7-. Receiver.
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It i the only Line between =. Pau, ana Miaa-
ncapolis and Chicago that passes through Hue.
son Emu claire, Black River Falls, Elroy, and
Madison, and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-24
TIE OCTOBER elections have .urn-

THE OCTOBER elections have turn
ed out sufficiently well to show the
sentiment of the people in regard to
the money question. The Republi-
cans have made large gains every
where in the aggregate vote. over the
election of two years ago. There is
no cause for dependency among re-
publicans over tbs October elections
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-24

TIE ELECTION is only two weeks
away. 1t behooves republicans and
hard money democrats to be NJ and
doing Ia every town in the county.
Two WEEKS we'll pat in viii win i vic
rory for honest money that viii rout
tie ''.i1tist>" horse. foot. and dra-
gooas, Work now and at the polls
aal triumph will certainly he scared.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-24

THIS ncv and wonderful Instrument
l. enables anc oIc, whether under
Standing music of hot, 10 play any de-
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, from the most plaintivc dirge to
tho most lively dance music. It posses
Sos mechanism of marvellous simpli-
city. requiring but the intelligence of
child 10 manipulate, yet capable ofrcpro-
ducing, without limitation, the musical
compositions OF the PAST, PRESENT and
FUTURE. The execution is faultlcss,
strict il melody, harmony and rhythm,
and the instrument Il cnlincntly adapted
:or Sunday Schools, prayer and revival
meetings, homo devotional exercises,
and il FL cases ysi+fc good, correct
music i required, and no musician is at
hand to pcrforEa. Adelre.s,
4. z. IEEoE2IG s. gcI.
MANUFACTURERS,
DC. l45 & III Z. 23l st., New York.
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oIcago Northwestern Railway.

ne OF departure Of passenger Trains from
Fort Howard.
e for Chicago and the East....S:G0 P
go "
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pal WIG paO viz SCoA VI lllCiA
ton upon the parties to all such
trades.
Another reason why Gov. Pound
will be reelected is, that he has done
in single session, more to develop
the local resources of his District than
all his predecessors put together. He
obtained appropriations for improving
the navigation of the Wisconsin and
other waters of the district, and will
undoubtedly at the next session, or in
the next Congress, at farthest, secure
further appropriations that will give
employment to large numbers of men
upon public works, and will lead to
the building of new mills and factories
along the lines of our great water
powers, thus making employment for
thousands of men. by rendering the
transportation of manufactured lumber
Of all classes certain and cheap by
water routes. He has demonstrated a
sagacity to comprehend, sand an ability
to secure, the urgent wants of the
people of his district, and the people,
in their sober senses, will hardly retire
him to make place for man who has
shown no fitness for the place he as
pires to, but has shown his absolute
unworthiness of public confidence by
his facilitating political course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY April. 49, l87a-TRIPLE

Mosquito Inlet The Boutvs brought her: eleven sea.
sayiag the captain ensinser ADD two ss@Tsn
stemer ut present a. high tile lies in only feet Of
and there three feet Of sand In hsr nola
suppo.ton VIII prove almost total ioss-sa-
vsnnsh News, April IL.
sIlr KATE KELLOGG CD. Kicker from ssa francisco
April 10 for Liverpool put back on the 18th ieaky.
BRIG IsIs Phadsphis for Boston, went ashore ON
Fcgger shoals. but came on aud supposed proeeeoso
Brig FLORENCE (Br), Marsden, from havans Tor bati
put into Nassau April Is leaking and with oowp"
sprung.
BRIo QuAxco (Br). Clarke. Ponce for New Yosk;
which Turks Island in Distress repaired and sailed
April for destination.
and for Sc Johns NF in ballast struck on the rect on the
northwest turk night OF March "a and was
10Th
scHK CLARA LxAvrrr OF Portland which put into Nassau
sas having been ashore has Of coal at
and sailed for Portland. after making repairs TO the
scna LOUISA fRAscgs Of New London been sold by
Capt Scott 70 Eastern parties tor 800
Sem LIGHT or HoxK, Capt Frost. Of Portsmouth NJ,
i1sh Inst and sunk The crew we're saved
scHR JoHN ID WILLIAMS, from Kennebec. bound vest
ward, arrived rorlsnd 18th inst leasing badly having
while hauling out Of ksnneoec she was towed IN
with steam pumps ON board ~ work
Nxw LONDON April l7-sehr Kate Poster. before 70
Sa oaS That n hs ms
float sufficiently high patch her stern This done she
will DO pumped on Thursday.
At this port reports March I3 Nj Cruise, native Of
Germany first officer OF the Chilli foil ON the deck struck
his head ringbot ana died shortly after. He was
buried at sea. "
LAUNCHED Mattspoisett Tuesday last. from the
yard Of u Holmes Son, the new bark Wnnderer Her
in77 .es and tonnage. scsas The Wsndsrer WI, be
towcd New Bedford in about week aud viii sail the
Last Of May for the North and south Atlantic oceans In
command Of Capt andrew Il Heyor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER AesEs-The United states revenue steamer
steamer Agnes on Mosquito Inlet returned late sun
day night and from one OF the officers gather the fol-
loving particulars Of the trip The Boutwell, ie here on
Tuesday morning at ~ o'clock and reached Mosquito
ie, or ihursdsy evening" but owing 70 heavy ses and
morning the steamer Agnes was found high and dry on
gers had soueh, refuge At hotel New smyrn. and
comfortably taken o appears that the Agnes
vent ashore abou. o'clock A the I'd inst.
In smooth A. the tmc the vessel eight points
o.. Of course and when she sstucs going A. the rats Of
III miles An hour. The captain aseep the time she
struck. the mate being watch and 10 Il
ut the wheel also drowsy Capt tsnrdner. being
aroused ordered steam kept being 81 his posi-
ton Tho tide falling at the time and consequence
the driven further the beach, Considera
BILE excitement ensucd IL being the that the
had OF the reefs. daylight her
position being discovered, the passengers and
safely landed and the steamer having been driven
tho beach. her works urniturs stores de-,
were smagsd When the Boutwell, reached the scene
Of disaster the found carnped the beach
q snort distance from the steamer. Capt GARDNER
had stopped their the day the and
the OF the arrival OF the Bouwe. had de-
cned issue any rstions the and told them
look out for themselves The stesmef was drawing
eleven icct and when she struck Captain being under
ordered her TO be lishteucd by
throwing overheard the coal The result wac the contrary
what expected as the steamer being ehtcned was
only driven furihs on abe beach In INA vary aAh Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
CLEARED.

Steamer H,pp asohus (Br). Hudson. Lverpool-Busk 4
steamer Somerset tsr. ssamper, Bristol, B-w Nor
ana chersoarrmKunhard. Co. 0''"
Steamer Prior OBJ. Brown. Asrseiies-Barclsv Lv-
Steamer Niagara CARTS, nayan % s-..mss Ward Co
steamer City Of Washington. Tmmermsn. Havana y
steamer aeuera, Meade CBr. formerly American,,
Croweil. smiIton (Bermuda) a y Outerbridge.
Steamer Hstteras Kempton, Savannah Murray Ferris
steamer Geo Clyde. crcwcii, Charlcston-J W Qun-
ls.sc Bell Lawrence. Noroit, City Point
Richmond--!oid Dominican steamship Co.
steamer Chesapeake. Mangum. Portland Me--J Amss
Ship e:r.nass. scoss. YckoSama Ls1ermore.
Bark Undine tBr,. Faulkner. Loudon-Howiand a A
Bark venere tAus, Posehich. Kings Lynn. E-socovch
BARK Layareo 81 ,esrc dtsD. Pussalacqus. Plymouth
E-passori. straehc Co.
EsSe CO. Cork OF Falmouth Tor
HAIR rra.a Cor, Bs.se''en. Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Yornsn tsorj Olsen, Bremsn-Benham 4 Boyescn
Bark Alssssndro Donavsro (ItsD. La1nsro. Nlples-
bark CIiumbia Dickerson. Bsrbados--H Trowbridge,s
Bsrt Elirs Barns tBD. Hollis Hamilton lBsrmads) A
Brig Starlight Thompson. Port Spain crrnidad,-L
Brig Ada Fulton CBr,. Vale. Halifax. Ns-J winehes.
brig Peris Ger. schnds. Richmond Va Fuueh. Edys
Brig Romoia tBE. Edssts. Perth Amboy, NISSAN.
schr Ella Yrcsssy. Presley Baracoa-B Weinberg
Co
sehr Fannie Williams. shsarcr. 81 Jsso-ovsrton 4
Hawkins. sAtft'
seht David CARL. Hawkins, Hnrbor Isissd-B J wsn-
berg Co.
schr 9 Hathaway tBr,. Hogan. St John and Aims. N
b. Nevius A Go.
sehr Charlie Morton, Pike. st John. NB-Jsd Frye a
Co
schr Char.es Moore, Messich, Ksy West and Cedar
Keys-BeEner Il Pinckney
sehr Anna Ella Benton, Budd Jacksonville Warren
Ray
scnr L A Edwards. Miiier Fernandina-Abiei Abbott
sehr Nelly Potter. Howard, Washington. kC-w Him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM. April l7-Arrived bark Texas Gen. Hell
Terms. Mobile via Queenstown.
ANTWERP. April 10 ARRIVED, ship Colonel Adams (Br.
Williams. Psbcllon do Plea via Falmouth.
BRISTOL. April lS-Arrved, ship Josephine (Br. Smith,
New York; barks Charlotte GER. Gussmuth Arduca
Rudofo (Aus) Oattarnch do; Mercur t3er Laune
Wilmington. No.
BREMEN. April I7-Arrived bark Samson (Nor), Naess,
Mobile
BLBoA. April e-sssd. brig Wexford OBJ. Uovsrs Phil
adcphia.
CApIx, to April ls-Arrived bark simsto GtsD. vviaao
Now York; schr Edward Morrison. Lavender, New Or
leans
sailed prior 18TH schr John Proctor Desns. Glouces
ter
CAeLrARI. April is-Arrivsd previously, brig Eva ltsD
CsppiciIo New York.
DEAL. April l7-Arived sehr L Wilton. Rich. Mobile
for Reval
DUBLIN, April l7-sasd ship winnifsed (Br), Abbott
Now York; barks Aspaogan (B) Fobes Delaware Break
water John Lorwsy tBr). Lorway. New York.
FAyAL, March 2s-Arrived, bark Resurrezions UtaD
DieIptans. Darien for London put for provisionS
GIsRALrAR to April Is-sailed, bark Fannie Leripg
soue caux; sohr Mary Lord, Lord 0rom Mcssna). New
York.
Sailed April r. brig Stella tNor, Johanssn from Meg
sinai. New York.
HAvRE, April IT-Arrived, bark Cupid (BE. Fraser Nov
York.
HosG Koso. 10 April ls-Arrvsd. steamer China Frisl
Ban Francisco.
Thomson. Boston; ship Grace. Black San Franeisco
QO9 passage) bsrks Lucy Pope Br), Could Charles
ton Equisy (Nor), Knudssn. Dssisn.
Sailed 18TH ships Johanne (sev) Buue, Uusd ststes
Kentuckian, Moselsy. Key West mot previously.
LONDON, April Is-Arived, ships Liverpool, Lambert
New YORK; Milton (Br), Dean. Pensacola, bark Brave
LourmeI CFr). Enauit, Darien.
Cleared 18th. bark Atslsnta (Ger) Behrmsnn. New
York
LONDONDERRY, April ls-Arrived, bark Annie Burril
(Br). Kerr. Baltimore
LxIr April ID Sailed, brig Elisabeth winslow Locke
Sydney, CB.
MARsriLLxs, April ie-Arrived, bark Probo QssD Ca
Zero, New York.
Sailed 18th. bark Said ,Aus). Rsdosich. New York.
NEWCASTLE. April ls-Arrivsd, ship johann Felimann
(Rus). sshistrom. Pensacola.
PESAnru ROADS. April ie-Arrived, bark Psppins Mig.
nano Q,aD, De Martina, New York
rAurLLAc April I7sailcd. bark Fortune (Nor). Chris
Hansen Orom Bordeaux). Now York
QUEENSTOWN April ls-Auivsd ships Tam o. shsates,
Small, San Francisco; Atas (Nor). Gundersen, New
York; banks Piements dssi, Cspeno Pensscola
Mermaid (Nor), sorensen. Wilmington, NC; Itsio
QtnD. Blsngovsnna, New York; Fabrsio Uta, Ansoio,
do; Madre Cerut dts. Mortoo Bsltimore; brig Dunsy
tAus), Biascrich, New York.
Also arrived 18Th PM. Wyoming (Br). Jones,
New York for Liverpool lsnd proceeded).
REvAI. to April IS-Arrved, steamer Redevatcr (Br)
Richards. Charleston.
ROTTERDAM April is-sailed. ship Oriental. OTIS San
Fraacisco.
LONDON April 1s-An American ship. supposed the
Blanchard Detroit has damaged extent Of
81 $40 by collision Oallao. tThs Blanchard 49, at
Husaos March Is the Detroit sailed from Caiiso
March IL for Pisco.l
WEATHER REPoRr.
IIoLvnxAp, April is-wind ssw. gentle; barometer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
PANIC IN A CHURCH.
BISHOP HENDRIcKEN's PRESENCE OF MIND PRE-
VENTS AN IMPENDING DISASTER.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


fBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE, R. l.. April Is, 1878
Thanks to Bishop Hendricken. OF this diocese.
fearful panic aud loss OF life happily avoided to-
day at the Cathedral where being celebrated
During The progress OF the service q sudden alarm
created in the east wing aud there great ex
element. for those in other parts OF the edifce aid
not know what It meant The large edidce
was crowded to its utmost capacity at tho
solemn and imposing ceremonies Of Holy
Thursday. Bishop Hendrcken, surrounded BY
hts clergy, was administering communion at
the altar railing 10 long line OF persons, when sud
in the wing. and cried out. Immediately those
In that part OF the church became alarmed and
rushed from their seats in great CONSERVATION
through the aisles for tho doors The alarm spread
instantly tho people In the wings rushed In view OF
than minute tho entire congregation were upon
their feet The women scrsamed and tho men wero
equally alarmed.
BRAvELy CHECKED.
Bishop Hondricken, Instantly taking position In
tho middle OF the altar. cried out, .Kuecl down at
where you are; there Is occasion for alarm "
them II the bishop could not be distinctly heard
above the noise, one OF the clerRymcn near by re-
frightened WORSHIP pers who wero rushing peil nell
into the aises. Hearing the assuring words OF the
bishop the congregation soon became calm and re-
sumed thor accustomed places, although number Of
tho moro tmid ones LETT the church.
QUIET REsToRED.
For several minutes there heart throbbings
and much visible agitation, but the real situation
became known things resumed their wontcd appear
ancc Bishop Hendrcken continued the service
Had the panic extended much further would In
all probability have been many injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

BaTrA. March i-Arrivsd, brss Ausriea tr. rsmisux.
SIs..Dos March 2s.I" ser, BRIG: ,,.: r Melon
.oosuxsA, April ~ Arrived brig Mary Fink, Spencer.
DER ilrrss. April io-AHsvxs. ssps Ha"b Gard.
% s S'' es s':
p @ April .sss SoSa Essd Farrell from and for
FArans fo.sI iDrii Is. AM-ras.od steamer vensrIa
aosss March se-Arrivsd bark Asdsl.Ksdsr. sp.rro-.
asyas1, xpnY IL. Arrived steamer Fan Jsein.o.
HALIFAX. April is-Anivsd brig rsssds Or. Esgsh,
Sailed 18th. .,s.me, alnambra tBD. MeEihsnny crom
Boston 26th .ehr. gershs Ellen sBr s,se. Ba','mcrs
2h Rs.ese Moon Ssl.@o;: end 's,l.a s,n = return
sailed Anu disa!a:xs. si.. Msys. Roberts.
Carrie Miles. orhan. Pors Antonio snd sailed sen for
Sailed april 4. -schr LAME Cobb, Cobb. Pensacola
MAruErows dn.sus,. March ie-Arrived. sehr iisee
Xi.sAg April i5-Arryed, BRIG Fiorspes tBD. xsnssn
P"asua Msssh %@in port bark Boyn,on. Mason. Tor
'Po,sTs.rifnx. March 2e-Arrivcd brig Robert Movs
Mach NJ se s,..s,s :sar M'n"-. Fair
'" rosr AZ PaisSa March Is @%iyivsd brig Andrews.
%;ss :v is,s ss's go S''a
r .Sa se; ys sss s~' p0nho
81 TnosAs April i7-fnived. schr Hattie Dow. Nick
erson Leth via DcmerarA
Mar. March 3iArrived. schr Isabel Alberto
Tooker, New YORK.
~ DonrKco CRY. April 2-Arrved schr A rabens,
Harris ~ Lucia auaranncd for days, having no bill u
health).
snsisussx. Ss. April iaArrvsd. bark Brothers ti'p.
sAeua. April lo--Arrivsd. brss Akbsr Thompson. St
Thomas; 1ith Hattie Bishop. Bishop. schr Nary
Druy. uuge do; l2h, bark Eliza White, Wciton. Dcme-
rara.
Sailed i2sh brig Gesry. Conklln. Delaware Brssh-
water.
Liverpool; schr Gl.nmire tBr,. Robinson. Now York
Cleared 18TH schr Francis (BrD bradley Qusenstcwn
Tusxs IsLAsp March 7Arriyed orins Harry hcepmsn.
inward cargo, j2st, lillian Brl, Ps- Pernambuco land
sailed ~ for arbor Grsce 25th, schrs MARY Lizzie hr),
see Mi.cei 27.n. Moses Tower Ansc!ne Bo.,on lard
sailed tor Jamsica Ring DID, Collins. Brasil land sailed
ssn tor g john. NF) April ?, brig Kate McDougs Br,.
fnnis. st Thomas
sailed April & brig ousnso SBD Clara sfssn Penes,,
Uaaving sAnatrAn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
A vEsEaApLE PATRIARCH IN KANSAS.

VENERABLE PATRIARCH IN KANSAS.
correspondent OF the Kansas City Times, writing
from Wyandotte, Kan, thus describes the life Of q
patriarch who. on the 18th Of April haa lived 100
years.
George Goethe was born In Hcsse Cassel, April Is,
l77s. He married at the age OF twenty-ou years.
The fruit OF this marriage was two children, when hls
vile died. He again married, and four more children
native land May, 1885, with his wife and Ave sur.
wing children landed in New York the 8tn Of
yoar and his younses. child was di.eeu years old In
October, 1881. no took bis family and moved 10 the
then border OF cviIization-the Tar West-Pettis
county, Mo- The hardsh ips and prvaions OF pioneer
lie were much for tho devoted vile VINO
had followed his fortunes from the little German
province OF hrs nativity the free and growing Wost.
She died in ls40 Tho children ali grew 10 manhood
and womanhood married anu had families, although
several OF them diod in the prime OF iie MT Goetzo
engaged IN sncep raising quite extensively IN his
naive country, and was also farmer and sheep
raiser in Missouri He also at one time dister
where he has since resided with his son-ininw, Mr.
Lewis Momberg On the 18th OF March, 1877, his only
remaining child, Mrs. Momberg. died IN Wyandotts,
leaving grown children and several grandchildren.
His neither largo nor small out Solo and
compaclly butt. He has had but TWO Serious attacks
Of illness in u century, one was severe attack OF
neasles IN early MANHOOD and the bilious fever
brought him que low after he had passed his three
score years. HIS lie has been OF activity until the
weight OF accum uating years admonshed him that
his work ABOUT finished. He has always been
temperate man. BY this Is meant that he would take
his ioddy whenever felt IKE fl. He has used TO-
bxcco tor eghiy-six years. or sinoe he was fourteen
years old and that TOO, Of the strongest kind that
could BIO grown. Notwishst anding those 'rrregu.
iarit'es" he has been member Of the Lutheran
Chu for over sixty years
Mr. Goetze has seventeen grandchildren and about
nifty great grandchildren. lie Is becoming quite
ioeols rhs sands In tho hourelass Of hts lie are
ncariy out Ho requires constant attention, but
that ateot,on Is Willingly and patiently bestowed by
his Miss Matilda Momberg, who is the
guardian angel OF hts declining years she watches
him and cares tor MIN wisn tho most uoseinsh aud
sender soIicItude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL Is, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALl
wHIrgsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTRD ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrgsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Alsatia (r,. Mackay. London April viz Hal
x 6h With md:e and % to ssH.
pool same day miles Of Sandy Hook. Scan
steamer Lepanto tBr). Avery Hull March % via Boston
April II. with mdse and PASSENGERS TO q Wright Co
sth Porto Plata 9h Cape Hnytien 10th ana Turks Island
11th with mdse and passengers to WIN Clyde a Co. ~,
mase aad passenger. to Ward Co Had strong
nothey winds and hcavy head seas dur ng the
ana Norfolk, With mdss 70 the Old DominOn Steamship
Bark Vlle do Bruxelss F., Pslies M.niI. sept and
assor strashle Co Crossed the Equator Feb ID. in
sars Escors ot Boston, waterhouse Padding 1Is day.
with coffee Vernon Brown Go; vessel to Carver
Barnes Passed Cape Of Good Hope Feb H. and crossed
BARK Amicisia ta Corsanero. Liverpool So days. with
salt order; vessel to Benham Boyescn:
20 Fmch Fave c. Anchored At sandy Hook for orders
Bark success Nor ossn Dublin 30 days with mdse 10
Bark Ydun iNor) Hsgsusnn, Limerick IS days. in bal
Bark siEura Jar Norl ortsnssn, Tralee Is days. in
tn Funch. Edys Co Passed Gibrais.r Mareh6
wish suSsr 20 order Crossed The Eqnsso March 49, had
Hns weather bermuda; thence 16 days. with stormy
Brig sseissorough lof Windsor. Ns, Hansen. Gusnes
Pr 10 days. With sugar 40 TO Dc kivera 90; vessel TO
MsscsifA Co Had frssa NV gales oil the ps..ass
molssses TO Miller Hougnton Sailed in compsny with
brig Willie lBr), for De.eware Brsskwater
schr 3 L Barnes. Wright. Virginia
Rs-Barks Konigin Augusta (Ger) from Trslee. LLOYD
DOB from Trailer, and Mercator Nor) from London.
anchored in the lower bay 10 the city
18th
aThe vessel reported yesterday Disappointment.
should have read DtsDoneut