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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

BASE BAI.L.-The third game of the cham
RionShlp series, between the Nationals and
Eagles, was played yesterday afternoon. Like
TIE TWO hrSt games, II was won by the Nation
as. ne Eagles played very good game and
made u pretty lively for the Nationals. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

From J. c. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance OF the mails.
Street lamps Will be lighted at 30 pm. ard
extinguished at Is am.
Last evening the police arrested Henry Arm
strong VIM. Mack and Jos. Stanley for various
alleged acts of crOOkedneS,S. Two cases are
against Armstrong and Mack and one again :
Stanley. The two first named are charged " tn
SwinGling boarding house and larceny and
the other Is charged with hoHSebreaking a1t
robbery at 1919 y street, the residence OF J. I'll.
Hasweil.
Recent statements in The STAR that a house
corner 18th and streets was raided by the
police were incorrect, maSmuch as the raid d
house * corner 18th and ID streets.
The Police Commissioners met last night,
Mr. Dean, the ney member being present for
the first lime, having been confirmed recently.
MeSSTS. BrittOn and Herr We're absent. Mr..
Patterson was appointed an additional private
for one year, to do duty at GorSuch NJ +.
church.
In answertO an advertisement in yesser
days STAR for ten painters to apply at the
depot quaTtermaSierS office, corner of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, that Office
was thrOneed with over 100 applicants before
o'clock this morning, and the crowd in
creased 10 such an extent in an hour or so
that it appeared 10 paSSeTS by as il there was
disturbance there. The painters We're want
ed for work at Fort Whpple. near Arlington
but none could be obtained. on account of the
distance and the low wages Otfered-$I.50 per
day.
4 decree of divorce has been granted by
Judge Macarthur 70 Eliza &. Ferris from Gil
ntEi 81 FeETl>, size DtlnS gwen Iae custody OF
the children. The grounds were intemperanCa
and HOU-SuppOTt.
The Court in General Term had no quorum
to-day. and AL jOurned 10 Friday next.
The national convention Of Sons of Temper
aDCe at Buffalo, y. Y. closed its sessions last
evening. and the convention fixed upon this
city as the next place of meeting, in June. 1879.
The interesting commencement exercises ar
Rock Hill college, EilicOtI City, NIL. viii take
place on Monday afternoon next. Train leaves
here at 10 pm. See adVt
The C1thoiic Mirror. the official organ of the
archbishop Of Baltimore. has an editorial par
agraph sitting that there must be no round
dances a. any picnic or excursion gwen by
any .nriPtN nf Catholics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21
Jul FOUH nth, 1875.
TEMPERANCE EXCURSION To WASHING
TON GROVE CAMP GROUNDS.
Trains leave at a. m. and return at n m.

Trains leave at . a. M, and return at r. m.
twenty two mi eS from r..
Washington On the Point of = - ,ssssss
Rocks b. 4 q. X. This
Wcll-known camp ground is the most delightful
grove near the city, comprising 800 acres of land
The buildings and Improvements afford ample pro-
tectic for ten thOusa3d ople. The exercises will
CONSIST OF reading the declaration OF Independence
by EDWIN Il. Hay. ESQ. Addresses by Rev. Richard
NorllS, nr. endrit X, Charles NJ. Nye, esq . and
Others. Singing and music. The refreshments
viii lie furnished BY Alex. Eaggleston. Round trip
tickets Qimited in number) IS cents: chi dren
over years. half price: for sale at Mians & VIII
kius' R1 Ok store, COS It'll street northwest: J.
and Frank Reeside, Manager, S07 ~ street sou H.
ia0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21
EVENING CONCERT.
~ WITH DANCING,
At GIESB0R0' PARK,
WEDNESDAY EVENING June 2;.b

BY THE
ORPHEUS OCTETTE CLUB.
Assisted by eminent Amateur Talent from Alex-
andria and Washington,
Admission, 20 cents. Ferry boats leave Wash
ington, 6, and O'Clock, and return at III 80
O'Clock. Cars ia waiting. ieI4-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

LE.a1Os Ill lake this method Of Informing
HI my friends and the public generally, that
st. NV, to the new and commodious stables, 426
and 428 9th ct. NV, where have every facility
of frst class stable. Thanking you for the many
rpet fa~nrr end anliciting Continuance of the
ams, r, FLEM3IN9i my9-1m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

DROwSED.-The Alexandria Gazette says
that ''MeSSrS. TIGER and McCuen, WHO arrived
here this morning in gill boat, report that
when between Tent landing and Mt. Vernon.
they saw man fall overheard from the steam
eT John W. Thompson. They Immediately
started 10 his assistance. but he sank before
they reached him. They describe the drowned
man as of elderly appearance, with gray hair,
and Slight badness on top of the head"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

the first named School there were large mum.
Der of visitors, and besides the certificates, the
teacher, through Mr.. johnson, presented pre-
miums to Misses Gibbs, Evans and Marlston
Superintendent Cook, in addressing the school,
spoke OF the great progress made by the public
SchoolS-the attendance in the last six years
having increased from three to SIX thousand
thousand. In the laSt-named school there was
a large audience present including Trustees
Reyburn, Brooks and johnson, and Commits
siOner Robert Purvis addressed the pupils i'm
very OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. During thfs sea.
son the sub-bOard have conducted the eyer.
cises in over 90 schools, and have been agree
ably surprised with the progress made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

=, CHiLDREN's STOCKINGS, cream, navy blue,
aghit plue, cardinal and pink: gentlemens col
ored hosiery; ladies' real English Stockings
woven seams. four % pair for ST. Carriers,
, I'll Mark s6 spaGe;l Pure white honey comb
QUITS, 90; chlldren,s paraSolS; children 5
and Shawis; cream, navy blue and black. all
wool bunting, Is; excellent bed ticking D..
large size bridal quilts, $50; Pacific lawns,
l0.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

COLORED MAsONS TO CELEBRATE ST JOINS
DAY.-On Monday next (St. Johns day) the
cOlOred MasOns of the District, with repre-
sentatives from the adjoining states, VIII
parade, winding up with a celebration at
German Verein,) at which, after singing by
the MASONIC Choir, an adde's on symbolic
masonry will be delivered by G. W. Brooks,
gtand master; an Grafton by K. T. Greener,
I. q. Lemuel e. Griffin, of Md; Eli Cole, of
va Garter A; Stewart, ID: G.; j. D. Kelly, of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

TNHE SPRING Is HEISE.-Noso Is the Time
i to SeU.-Ladies', 6ents and Children cast.
of Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes, &c., at eI.
traordinaEy high cash prices at '.JUsTn s Old
stand, - No. 618 ID street NV. All notes by mail
viii be promptly attended to. marz2-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-21

TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE should consult
be found in another column. They can give
full information concerning the French and
lnman lines, and save tourists much time and
trouble in making ARRANGEMENTS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

Sd Ward City Of Grand
Rapids, Wood County,
Wis.
All that certain tract
of land being a part Of
frac'l lot 2 sec Il t % n r
6 c situate between wat
er st and wis river and
extending from the n and
6 lot line between fact !
lots | and , sec Il t 2 n r
| 6 c ID that tract Of land
used and occupied by and
upon which is situate the
saloon building of +.
| Ciosuit together with a
two story frame building
situate thereon and oc-
GU pied by T. j. " God as
a drug store and j. E.
Ingraham i Co as =
printing office.
A part of f'ract'l lot 2
sec Il q n 6 e fronting
30 # on water ST ana OK
tending back to wis river
being that trsct of land
upon which isSituate the
building now used and
occusied by Miss NJ. A.
Gordon rs a Milliner
shop :ogeth er with the
building thereon.
A part of fractl lot 2
sec Il - mrs c known
as the Z Lavigne lot ard
being the ne1-2 Of the lot
conveyed to E. s. Min or
by Geo. Neeves. VIM Roe
and :. R. MorriIlsaid lot
fronting 80 # on water ST
and extending back to
Wis river being the lot
upon which is situate the
building known as Ne
kaith's tailor shop.
Neeyes 1st and 2ud ad-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

All that nortion offrac-
tionul lot 2s17t2. II Of
I S e, described a. follows:
being that 3 corn ere I lot
situate on said fract'l lot
aforesaid frsnting g. fl
on Main or Water st and
running back to a point
about 20 # upon which is
situate the building &C
cupisd by said Frank
Russell as a saloon and
dwelling, and being those
tracts conveyed to said
Frank Russell BY 500.
Neeves L wife BY deed
dated Aug. 81. 1865, and
recorded in book ID" Of
deeds. page 606, Also
New 81, 1862. by deed re-
corded in book 81" Q
deed page 533. Also the
tract conveyed to said F
Russell by / PomainyiiIe
by deed datad Nov 60.
4 recorded in Blk co. Of
deeds page 554. said trsct
intending to include all
tla' space between lots
4&7 in blk 81 Of Neeves
addition to Grand Rap
ills not occupied by E
Psmainviile.
A part Of fract'l lot .
I17 t Y N r 6sbsins that
part of said fract'l lot
conveyed to said John
Arpin by Geo NseYes
and wife and John II
Compton By two deeds
bearing date of Nov 9th
1850 andre ,orde in book
-" OF deeds pages 229
: go in the registers
Office Of wood co, wis.
being all said tracts
therein described ex-
ceptins tina portion sold
TO F PomainviIle and 4
Arpin by said Jno Arpin
and that part appropri-
ated Tor street purposes,
being a lot 40 # frontin
on Water sr Main stand
running thence back go
# upon which is situate
that 2 story frame store
building of said Jn9 Ar
pin and being a part of
lot s blk y of Neeves
l & 2 additions to Grand
Rapids.
lot 3 blk 81
" 10 . 81 engine house
lot
lot II BLK 81 part 20 fl
front on water st
A part of fract'l lot =
II I . n sc described
as follows to wit: cam
mence at the north west |
corner of Nick Wrinkles |
Let running south west |
along the road leading
ts Ploysr thence back |
from said road 100 ft be- |
ing a lot 50x1U0 fl known |
as the Barber shop lot, |
said tract being a part |
of lot u blk 81 NesYes |
1a2 addition to Grand |
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02
extension OF Oak st.
"
" UUWo dNIA NIO II
s. fl of Q end lot 3 blk l
IS # of W end lot 6 blk ]
s. # Of W end lot I blk l
o. 81 = 8 n aud lot G h'k


A part OF sec / [ IL II
r 8 o being in Wood Co
Wis described az follows
to-wit com'g at a point
in the centre of the high
way 80 rods and 10 links
of or sec post betw cen
sec S and II t % n r 6 Q
run thance ) 8 rods e 20
rods n S rods " 20 rods TO
place of beg e, the above
description intending TO
cover all that part of b K
three in woods addition
which was sold to said
Elizabeth Baker by J los.
Wood by deed dated May
q 1855 before said addi-
ton wa, plated and be-
ing these lots upon which
are situated the house
and barn of said Eliza :
beth Baker,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

J W H. - CtAf3f@eA Ut tue u
cor of sw IA of ne IA
sec II { q n 7 G e and
running S 2e4 fl and e 80
# to place ofbeg'g thence
204 fl c 20 ft a 2J4 # "
&c st to place OF bcgg
containing in all 5 lots
81 BY 135 # each.
4 part of sw ne sec II t
q nr6 z in Wood coun-
tv Wis and described as
follows, to rit: com at a
point obtained by run
ming l65 Il e and 80 it n
of sv car Of su nc sec y
I y nr6e run thence Il
102 # e l35 # S 102 tt v
i35 fl 10 place of beg'g
| being the lots occupied
By aid Thos Donneliy as
q homestead and con-
| tanning 2 let's 81 by l35 #
each.
All the following real
estate situate lying and
being in Wood county
Wis being a part Of Nv
! ne sec Il t q mrs e and
more particularly aes-
cribed as follows, to-1it:
{ CONG at q point obtain
ed by running $50 It G
and 800 fl /. from nv cor
fsw ne sec IT [ y nj s
e run Themes from said
starting pointdus G l35
# thence due 5 .l02 #
thence due " 135 It thence
due n 102 # to place Of
| begg containing z lots
81 sy 1s5 # each and be-
ing the property enYsd
and formerly occupied
by said Marths Tyler as
u homestead.
Sc ne sec II t ~ r6e
Ne ne Gee II I z n r s e
A part Of NV ne see II
t q II T s e being in
Wood county Wis and
described as follows, to-
wit: CONG at the nv cor
ofsw nc see II I AZ n r 6
srunniag e 800 # and 8
294 # to place of beg &,
thence E 1856 # $ 102 st W
I35 # and u 1921 # to place
Of beg'g being the lots
occupied by said John
Martin as a homestead,
containing . lots 81 Z 135
# each.
AlIths following des-
cribed real estate situate
Lying and bsing in W God
County and state of Wis
csnsin more particularly
described as fellows to-
wit: commencing at a
point obtained by run
ming sf0 ft e and 49S fl g
from the NV cor of sw ne
sec II t % Sc run thence
from said starting point
due e 49, # thence due 8
142 # thence due " lbs #
thence due n 1l2 fit to
place Of beg'g intending
to convey all that piece
or parcel Of land lying
Immediately s and ada
cent to the land owned
by Martha Tyleraud ex-
tending to the highway
commonly known as the
extension OF Oak st.
Woods addition
s. fit of o end lot 5 blk l
IS # of W end lot 6 blk !
s. # Of W end lot I b'k l
50 # of g end lot s b k |
L
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02
Part 81 It off " end tot

Part d tt Oh " END tOf
@ block g
Lot ! 9
Part = 81 oEv end 10,
) block g
PIrt.5J f of y end lot
3 block 8
Lot ! block 8
Par: I"0 It ofTw end lot
Is Blk 9
Part 80 it OF e end lot
; b K g
Part 100 & Of W cad lot .
6 oh
Part 50 # OF : end lot
s b'k Q
Part 80 Fl Of e end lot
! TX 8
Part 80 # eff wend lot
: blk 9
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02
NslinqHeHt FarList
Treasures office, Wood
County, Wisconsin, April

Treasures office, Wood
County. Wisconsin, April
2, 1878.
Notice is hereby Eiyen
that the following Ga7-
eribeI lands haye been
returned by the Treas
urer ami city Aarshd!s
efthe several Towns AMI
Cities Of said county, for
delinquent taxes on tie
Same for the year 1871,
and that Sc much Of ea IN
tract Of parcel Cf Lend
herein described, as may
be necessary for hat par
pose, will On the second
Tuestar Of Atav being
the l4th day % May 4.
u. ISIS, and naxt sue
ceediug days, lie s2Ii
by me ut public auction.
at my Office 10 the city of
Grand Rapids. for the
payment Of taxes. inter-
est and charges thereon
unless said taZEy. inter
est and charges thereon
shsll be paid before saiI
day of e;Lle. and also for
she lands onitte ] from
tho sale Of May 1877. for
tax ofIS76atthe date FIRST
above written for the
sale Of delinquent Iitais
Of 1877.
~YA-ITE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

rot Included in the re-
corded plat Of Neeves / 4
, additions 70 trend
Rapids. excepting also
those paris IN the NV.
corner OF said fractl lot
? Owned by John RabIin
Sr~ r GlosuitA 4 Spaf
ford. L Boron and NJ
Huntington.
GRAND RAPIDS
TOWN 3, RANGE s.
SEC. SIC.
Lot no. 3 p Lot no. 3 3,
: = G3 ne ne 81
" " : p Lot no. / 81
4" 4" 625 " , Is
q ) IS nc ne IS
NAV ~ % N~r~V~ =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

IUT ., UIJN = IT
tract : 5, " II
lot /, block Is partly In
Scott i Jackson addi-
ton.
Barn lot 2, block IS part
~ in Scott IL JacE sou
addition.
to11 block Il ! house (
lot ? block - ! tract. OF
said tots,
lot 4, block 19
lot 5, block ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

10 use o, socOIl
Il Jackson addition.
Barn lot I. block s
2. " z 80 #
north part Of being
partly in Scott i } ack-
son addition.
House Il Fract. lot 1
block 8
Fract lot . block 3.
House, barn L lot / block
9.
House X lot 8 block 9
being part in Scott &
Jackson = d lition
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

corde l III DOCK n OF
deeds page page 400
Wood 60 records. IS
Tract south of Wis
consin River being in
NV < sec Is. -, 6, as re-
corded. see record. 10
Lot 3, block |
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

Z =
: ! 3 all ox-
cspt n strip ! f S In OF
sW side
| Lot :. Block .
ia-Aii Ehe following zeal
estate situate IN the 60
of wood aud st1te Of wis
TO nit: being 4 part Of
lot > $ Is I 2 II + s e IN
the city Of GraniRapi !,
/ and lying on che aisaw.v
known IS hj gh taadtbe
south westerly Axteasioa
/ thereof, ana . jj5ininzpn
the sw tie lar / hereto
fore conveyed By iced
lated May II. 1871. TO
Iere D. Witter aud
/ bounded on the north
/ eesterIy side by the land
so conveyed to Jere D
Hitter and on the ; east
| erly by said extension Of
High st 4 distance OF .2fej
f on said st and on the
westerly side b. 2 line
drawn at right angles 10
said extern sion Of High
street and extending II
westerly to the highway
] known 4 ) the extension
| Of front It ana on the Il
westerly side by said ex-
tension Of front st aaid
land having p frontage
on the extension of both
front aud high streets OF
250 Il cash.
Ali those portions oil
fract'I lot 5 5 1872 L {
c situate in the city Of
Grand RAPIDS wood ca
anl state Of wis which
are not included in the
] recorded plat Of Neeve.
Lac addition to Grand
Rapids and which have
! not been heretofore sol
Or conveyed absolutely
by the sale; t1eo Soeves
to other parties and the
conveyance thereof or
record containing in al,
about 20 acres be the
same more or less,
All Of fract'l lot 6 in :
Is [ q n r 5 G sail trac.
| Of land being situate il
the city OF Grand Ra bid,
wool co and state Of wIi
| together with the mil
property and other i'm
| prOvemeuts thereon con,
| t&ining g q0-I0J acres o
Land recording TO gov.
ernm ent survey.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

w 9 y 4 fro n e III It :
IL f to place Of b gin
ming.
Also another tract in
said s L aforesaid com
neneinE ata posGt IL It
dae n one corner OF
the laud a 53ve deserio ed
thence I55 fin 5Slt G
l35 rs l53 It 10 place of
besinaifg containing in
oil Z loss 5Ixi55 t each.
A esrtain er3ct of Lad
situate II wood co state
of Wis beng i part of
NV Sc : L I y nr 8 e des-
cFibed as follows 10 wit:
/ commencing at q point
on the : svlse-ef-ths or
/ line -oaI 10 tin and 50
# 5 of the 4sN corner OF
nH nv sc s1T I 22nr 8 c
! running thence due c
/ ~ fin I03 fly 270 # :
! I03 Fl TO plSee eff begin-
/ ming con ngiu all 4
/ lots 5Ixl35 ii each.
( All that certain trae
1 of land situate in wosG
/. 60, Wis, being a part Of
NV sc : II t 22nrse
; described as follows TO
Wit: comm cncinS at a
! point on the e edge OF or
1 line road 5ESft Il and 81
+ { Of S# corner of VIZ
NV Sc : il To- nr s run
ming thence due e l35 f
| II l02 t Is 135 It to edge
| of said highway thence 5
i92Fft to place Of begin
min containing , lots
| oIXI33 IT each and bSing
| ilio lots used and occu
pied by said Jno L Mil
| Ter rs q homastea
All the following des-
cribed real estate lying
and being within the
| present city tialits-of the
city of Grand b,api9 s wood
! co state Of Wis 70 I7it:
comm encing at the ne
4 carner Of a certain piece
OF land conveyed b. \ 3
hForden an wife 10 Alb
aer Atwood BY warranty
iced dated Oct ~, 1871
| andrccorded in The Office
of register of deeds OF
| wood CO in book k OF
deeds on page 13S run
ming t cnce due E 135 #
: 153 # " 1876 # n 153 Fl
10 place of beginning,
! deed for above dated
March - 1877 cont ainin =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-02

cack frOElZfh9 said 81
l29 f at right angles with
said So thence 3 " paral-
lcl with said st 100 feet
Themes TO the starting
point 100 # being q lot
100 X l2C # on the gp pg-
site side Of the st from
the RsbIin House.
All%that certain tract
of land lging in the city
of tIrand RAPIDS wood
county wis described as
follows to-wit: eommca-
cling at a point SIS feet S
ard So e W of the qrpOst
between sec S and II I q
nr 8 = thence s I02 feet
thence v 30 It thence Z
I72 II thence east 20 to
place Of beginning
A part Of fr:lct'l lot i
sea l. % nr6e in wood
county wis described as
follows to-wit: commen =
cling 80 fit " of the or post
between sec s and 1t q
. "A b e run thence a ! u fl
thence west 102 feet,
thence north H. feet
thence e 102 # TO plac.
of beginning
/ All that certain piece
or parcel Of land situate
/ lying AID being in the
city Of Grand RAPID:
wood county Wis on frac.
/ tiUnal lot nis sec II I 2:
mrs e more particularly
described as follows to.
wit: CONS at 4 poiEt Oh.
tanned by running csc f
: and so tt " from the al
post on tbs see line be
/ tween sec 3 and II in sait
! tp and range thence from
starting point " 135. f
/ thence 8 lG2 # thence {
l35 # thence n 102 fit t.
place OF beginning beins
a lot 102 By 135 #
4 part of sec T. t p n
g being in wood count!
wis and described as fol
lows o-wit: cen.'g at
! point obtained by run
ming SO fl 8 from the q
post between secs and l
I = mr. s g thence W so f
10 place of beginning
thence s 81 # thence =
E I - fl ri a,,.1 sOrth II 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Brown of steamer HALEY. from Brazil VIII please
accept our thanks tor polite attentions
SHIP ST CLOUD but trfingly by her cargo
getting fire ut Liverpool. About hall the cargo had
landed when IL BIO on fire. The cot
BARK tBr). Ford from Portland for Havana.
with lumber wrecked prior TO Gully is at Abaco ten
lives lost The Palestine 3iS tons register. was butt
at Walt n, rs. in 1865. and hailed from Windsor Ms
Glasgow report May ~ lat A. s. Ion NV had heavy
gale Sc LASTING "a hours. during which stove cabin
and skyght and filled the cabin with wstsr; also
started deck leaking And damaging most OF the provisions
scnE TwILiGnT. Newport from baltimore. sprung
mainnast badly In Chesapeake Bay July IL.
YACHT ATLANTA. vcrmule from New YORK. for Halifax.
while anchor Doothbay July II. into by schr
Louis Il Rosie. carrying away jibboom ard esthend
Boston. July ~ The Eoman which arrived to-
day from Philadelphia reports that sunday noon in
dense log of shnnccnck, hc in collision with the
kchr Alma OF Mschias from oh0ken with coal for Bos
ton The schooner lost hef mainboom au had her stern
njuring steering &C. but received serious
damage The xchooner remained tight ana was towed 10
Boston by the steamer.
hath Jny IL Nessrs Goss sawyer of th: city, will
owned by John II Kimbal and others Of Bath, be
commanded BY Cnpt Denny NJ Humphreys
CHATHAM NIB July Is -Schr Isaac Patch of Gloucester
yin 9th inst NJ Fort Dani-i O'Clock PM when
she had her mair struck by lightning feet below
the crosstrccs shattcring the mast knocking
down deck and two in tho fvrecsstic Tho
rived here saturday and Is waiting for
MONTREAL, July 22The cargo Of the amship King
was broached by the crew on the passage ont.