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The New York herald., 1878-03-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Ea- For abandonment OF schr Flora Crowley. from
Savannah for Seville, arrivals The FMC 27o
tons register, and built in 1872 In Harrington Me,
whence she hailed
Goss from New York for London, which have been
ali right.
BARK WARREN IALLKrr, before reported at S Thomas in
Drought Srousht s45 and nd the ,f'1 nasr,as ssi "' nun
scMn CAatL wrecked on the Spsnish tho
18th of February owned in Northport LII to the
scmR FLOYD from, Bath Me, for Flushing. with ce
put into Newport, RI March 23. with loss oil foresa and
scnR DEFIANCE. from Richmond Va, TOR Georgetown.
SC before rcported ashore Battle Channel was throw
ac.sd corn she was Leaking bd but hopes were enter
scmR SATELLITE RcGncr is reported sunk tho drcdg
ing grounds Che pesSe Bay caused by running ON the
rocks near the shore.
ScnR SMITH. Savary from 81 John for Weymouth.
with general totally wrecked near Petit Pas
drowned
scnR VIZ woop has been sold by Capt Jesse Kelsey.
Of huntington to parties at Essex Conn to be put In the
rraiu tradc; reported price $4,000
scns LouIs WALSH. Of sag Harbor. has been sold to
New York party for 81 200 to be continued In tho coastng
trade.
scuR Posrnoy. of Rcckand, before reported ashore,
struck on Gan :waS Lcdg' near otter isand 1oah Inst
wholly owned by Mrs Hannah Mcioon who uninsured
scnsAr iIlecss, from Virginia. arrived below Boston
22d with loss OF oremast head and maintopmast and put
away for Chatham.
TucnoAr scASpSAvIAS towed down Yesterday bark
hawscr bonrd after casting OF the bark Gcdncy S
Channel. into by the bark and capsized causing
the tug TO NIL Tho attcrs rescued oy the tug
boat Edgar Baxter, which close by at the tme and
brought to this city.
Capt Inndstrom, late master of Russian bark wasana
died Pensacola the 18th inst His remains we're In
tcrrcd in 1T Johns Cemetery.
SAN Francisco March i6 The stranded schr Wall,
which went ashore At Crescent CITY tho 9th inst high
and dry the beach She will be hauled up higher have
built under her and will repaired and Launched
n tho hcr ana permits.
SUPERINTENDENT Bath. Nessrs Goss Sawyer Packard
laid the Keel o erryboat o 3O tons register Aarch ~
II ply in Boston hsrbor. aud will wholly owned by
parties In that city.
Mr. George Hand his yard In scauket has laid
the large vcsel She will be barkriggea and Is
des for the African trade Of Messs Yates Porter
field, of New York her with especial RET renee TO
passengers and will therefore be MADE narrower
alter the English style Her Dimensions will
he :cnGth rf Keel 25 III beam, 2sis ~ lower hold. I2
II: between decks, It, Is to bo sister ship to the ID
bcria and will bc called tho Monov Mr. H. nd expects to
be occupieu III her construction about monoth
LAUScmEp--At Path, Nc, March II, by ~ "
Morse three nstec schr named the jennie Morse and
by the builders Capt II uarkness mwnds
~ Bath, March 20 from the ynra Of Mr Charlie har-
rngton schooner of % tons, owned by Osp Andrew Nc
Cullum, OF Westport. .l't.t. z
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
OBITUARY..
JOHN ALLISON,


John Allison, Register OF the United States Treasury
for nearly nino years. whose signature is almost as
familiar to tho public was that Of Mr. Spinner on
account OF It's long continued appearance upon the
greeback currency died suddenly OF apoplcxy yester
day morning at his residence in Washington. Mr..
Allison born August 1872, and was therefore
nearly sixty six years Of age His birth place Is the
town OF Beaver, IN Beaver county, Pr, whore he
carly followed tho hattcrs trade; but havl ng studied
law In tho leisure OF this occupation ho took
leading place tho whig party, whose principles ho
esroused and was elected to tue State Legislature In
1876, ~ and 40. From the Legislature
he passed TO- Congres serving in ,. tho
he OF those who in the Convention OF Pitts
burg Instituted tho republican party, and in 1860 he
headed the state delegation at Chicago when Mr. Lin
coin nominated for President, although his per-
sonal choice and vote had been Tor Mr. seward. On
tho outbreak OF the war he was appointed major
and paymuster IN the army, aud served TO
the close with such business rectitudc tnat
his accounts among tho first audited and settled
q the Treasury Department. In Mercer county, TO
which he removed midway In his political career and
where no engaged IN tho lumber business alter the
war, he was known "Honest Old John Allison " On
the LIST OF April 1862 President Grant appoint ed him
to the position which he filled at the time Of his
death.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH %, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ASD HERALD
wHlrRsToxE TELEGRAPH IISE.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ASp HERALD
wnirEsToNE TELEGRAPH line.
US sloop-otwar Wyoming, Washington DC.
steamer City of Berlin (i}r Kennedy. Liverpool March
and Queenstown 10Th, with mdse and passengers to
steamer strsssburg Ner, nembsnes Bremen March 8,
s,eamse se aioemsre Shs. Lswes. Del with mdse to tho
steamer Harrisburg, Worth, Philadelphia, with coal
s ys%,%s o N s q days.
Bark sleipner Nor Mrrcn.n Ipswich Jan 81 in bal
BARK Giuseppe Gapurro utaD. c"purro' glasgow 80
BARK veaes%sls eNor 2ioogelsen Glasgow 81 DAYS in
ballast 70 Boekn"sn 0ee co aa variable i,n, wss,hs, M
in ballast. 70 p Nev'us son. Anchored in Gravcscnd
BARK ye.uvius. Hall Antwerp e3 days. in talast TOD
@ Hsy;S Sss tS a 1.s Ns .1s % %
4s during strong NE blow lost foretopgaant mast at
%s' BARK Aasniyr NOD umc Rotterdam a DAYS with
w i the ss Ss C Crowley FS u m ' ne S q @
Savannah for seville, with LUMBER watcrlogged took
on bark '"S @ asgs
raI,ar - days, viii md:e , 70 Fnach hsye Co.
46 days, with empty bills TO order.
Bark Guchen tfr. Bonon avrc 81 days. in ballast, to
Bark FI"rea Craig. Havrc 40 days in ballast to James.
Glasgow abandoned ran close to her. but could
she Gr
pear to have been long In that condition
last 10 order anchored in Graysscnd Bay for orders
Bark Giro nina (fta, Jacenno Casteiiamarc 52 days
with fruit order; vessel :, Funch, Edyo Co. Passed
Gibraltar Feb
Bark Ocean Pcnrl of Pcrtland). Henley, Cardenas
days. with sugar and mciado order; vessel Met
calf 4 Co.
John Rottman, Ray Matanzas days. with sugar
to Moses Taylor Coz vessel to John Zitosen. Had light
variable Winds.
Brig Frisco taD Csnero Castellamare 81 days and
Gibraltar ~ days. with fruit TO Bcnham Boycsen. Had
varinoe weather.
Brig Tula Morgan. Belize, Hon, II days. with ogwoot
to VIM Jex Was days y Of iatteras with light NV
winds.
Brig II Rowlcy (of Port Jefferson. Rowiey, 81
Thoma~Ii days. In ballast to A About
Egg Nellie Ware Asnbury Matapzas y days. will
sngir toJ - Wari Co Was DAYS OF iIatteras will
ight nortbcrly winds.
Bdg Susie strout, Fickett. FcmandIna days with
lumber 10 John Boynton's Son vessel to Warren Raw.
nchr Gao Miih fof Port Jcferson). Totson. kings
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
INGENIOUS STEERING APPARATUS.

Tho steamer Denmark, of the National line, reached
the companys now landing. at pier 80. North River,
al eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Although she
had pmuch hard weather and encountered
several squalls sho seemed to have tnred
comparatively we'll, and the only indication
OF her roublous voyage was rather
unique steering apparatus, which was fastened
asterp. This conrivance inven ron OF Captain
Williams, and, used it was for narrow sea sailing,
It 10 quite novelty In It's way. The nature OF this
apparatus and emergency that called Tor its ex
istence nre detailed In the log OF the Denmark. On
March H. when 1,32o miles from New York, in
latitude Al deg 35 min north longitude As deg 10 min
west, the Denmark was struck by hoavy gale. The
wind blew incessanty and there was succession Of
hail squalls There was high sea, too, and tho ves-
sci shipped quantity OF wafer She pitched great
deal aud tho once or twco broke over her. At
vo O'Clock in the afternoon was discovered that part
OF the rndder had been broken, put was
mpossb BILE TO carn the extent OF the damage. Tho
fore and aft sails sct 10 keep hcr steady but II
only when tho morning broke that Il was learned
that twenty feet OF the iuddcr had bcen washed
away, aud what remained was OF no use whatever Tor
sleorl0g purposes. On the 14h inst the Somerset.
eastward bound, was spoken. Captain Williams re-
portci the condition Of the Denmark, but declined
any offers OF assistance as he had struck upon plan
which be believed would enable him 70 reach port in
safety He first used drogue. employing for tho
purpose sixteen feet OF spar bound astern by
fourteen incn hawser, which was worked with the
the maintopsaiyard, which was placed
athwart the quarterback. Aher this had been ar
ranged the ship was brought to the wind and made
headway at full speed. wnon OF shnnecock ligh,
tho 22d inst, they were spoken by White Star
line steamer, which reported them at sandy
Hook Meantime, Tor narr0w-sca sailing, captain
Williams devised steering apparatus
lie cut away two iron 1diey gates, strapped them
together and backed them with wood. These he
lashed TO spar which, by means Of a derrick, was
held in position. Lines run from u 10 tho ends
OF the mantopsail yard, placed as bstore, and then
StarUO0rQ
by which the spar could be worked as "a rudder anu
It's purposes BY means OF THIS contrivancc tho
Denmark was able to make nine and hall knots an
hour IRON Shinnecock TO the lighship, and came up
the bay I'LL taken IN tow by tugs.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
CLEARED.

Steamer Copernicus tBr). Petrie. Liverpool-Busk L
steamer Gordon Castle (Br, Kidd. London-Henderson
steamer Daniel steinmsnn (Bcg,. Lecherc. ntworp-
FuEch, Ed,e Co.
steamer City of Merida, Reynolds Havana and Mexican
Rio t;rande BolGer, Galveston via Key west-C
steamer Xlsiers. Hawthorn. New OrleansBogert Nor
Steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New Orleans Clark
steamer City of Atlanta. Woodruff, Charleston-J W
Steamer Benciactor, Jones. Wilmington. NC-wm
steamer Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk. City Point
ns SJ nni0G shs.,sp sss"msp Go nc vi.
Alexandria, l koome, Jr ,.,,
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-R r Dimock.
ship Holden NoD. Jorgenscn. ALjer for orders-Funch
Snip Cleopatra Aus). Caansich, Liverpool-slocovlch
Ship Cavalier (Br, Carney LverpooI-spenccr Wood
Ship Eliza McNie Norton; San Trancsco-sus.on 4 Co.
Bark Angela Accame GtaD, Bolando, Bristol E-soco-
BARK 4Eous Ger, Berding Aoerdeen.Dil Radmann.
Bark Carolina tAus Gherbaz, Cork for orders-slocovich
sark " asr,ha tSor' rsd'r'en, Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Addie McAdam, Merrinan. Antwerp-Brett. Son 4
BARK Unauma tBr,. whtehouso. Duuk,rk-James El-
well Co.
Bark Carrie Heckle Woodbury., Mstansas-J II Win
chester Co.
Bark Wm Cobb. Brady. Brunswick. Ga-warren Ray.
Bark Candcur (Nor) Nielsen, pha-funch, Edge
4 Co. i..s.4 ..t'.
Brig Agats utaI), Gn-ruilo. smyrna.
Brig Italia Qta). Kuggero Napes-Lauro, Storey
Scarpat.
Brig Chas Hoard (Br). Wallace, st Johns, PR-Lan-
man Kemp.
Brig San Rnnaele dtaD. cacace, Bermuda-Lauro
Storey * icarpati
schr Virginia Rulon. Ruon Maranham-Burdett Il Pond.
schr Ada Whitney, Masters Barbados III Trowbridge's
Sons.
Schr W il Card, Foss. Jeremie (iIayt- Murray, Jr
Schr Charlotte jameson, jameson, Ponce, PK-H
Brown d Co.
schr Harry G Shepherd. steclmau. Vera Cruz-John A
JANSEN
schr Amelia G Ireland, Townsend, Fernandina-wa aren
Ray.
schrJ Pharo sopcr Savannah ames a Van Brunt.
Schr Hazard. Brewster Georgetown and Bun Creek,
Sc Il ID IIuribut h Co.
schr Nellie Potter. Toward, Washington NC-w lin.
Schr iIelen Perry, Georgetown. DOWN II Van Brunt.
Schr Hannah Blackman Arnold. Chester. Pa IL Jack
3 schr J Little Candy. Phiadeiphia-A Dayton Il Co.
Sohr l. Danenhower. Pedrick. Camden, NJ james A
Van Brunt.
Robert Smith. spraguc. Providence -Haviland
Press-y
schr Mary Tce, Tulock, Hartford George C Blair
Son.
schr Sea Bird. Clock. New Haven Cartwright Doyle.
Sloop Ida Vail, Bail. iartford-Cartwrlght Doyle.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Charles Wilbur, a cigarmakcr, residing at No. '423
Third avenue, yesterday broke into the apartments
occupied by Ann Cody, at NO 81 Jackson street. md
stole clothing and jew ery to the value of siOO Do
tectve Dsser of tho Seventeenth precinct arrested
the burglar and found Mrs Cody's property his
possession.
Joseph Lew, ulias Willis, OF No. II Second avenue
was arrested last night by Sergeant Wcisng, OF tho
Seventeenth precinct on a charge of robbery, whleh
was preferred against him by Frederick Eagcson, OF
No. So East Fourth street He was locked up and will
he arraIrpcd ut court this morning
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
St. LOUIS. NO.. March 20, 1871

St. LOUIS. No.. March 20, 1873
In tho billiard tournament last night the game
between Gallagher, the champion OF Ohio and Nc
Crccry, the St. Louis amateur. Tho latter
ceivcd ten per cent odds. The game won
by Gallagher beng 600 $40. Gallagher's
average, 10 11-31 aud McCrsery's IL 1-3. Tho
game ts,- night between Slosson aud Shae1cr.
is said TO have been the most remarkable game ever
played Ii bv Soss0n the being 900 3d.
Sossons average was 81 "a aud ShaeGer's "a AS, The
best prev ious average a 600 point game was 30.
The following Is the full score OF the game:-
Siosson-2 4. 81, A. 49, 2ss, l. s, o. 95, As, 2s. o,
10.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
HARRIS II. M'KEEvE r,

Harris r. McKoever died at his family residence,
No. IA ST. Felix street, Brooklyn, vest crday The do
ceased. who was In tho ,hrty.nith yeur OF his age,
had been III Tor several weeks past Hs had been
gaged In business in Brooklyn for number OF years
ana highly respected Tor his many csiJmablo quail
ites. He for long timc urer OF The Sunday
school OF the Tabernacle, OF which church, hc
active and prominent member. The funeral viii take
placc TO morrow afternoon.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
SAILED.

Steamer Britannia (Br) for Liverpool: England (Br
do Wcser Uierl, Bremen; Ethiopia. BD. glasgow;
Schleswg Ger. Tonnngcn Germ Nederapd Belg)
Antwerp: Daniel StcInmapn tScgi, do: City of Merida
avnna &c: Rio Grande, Galveston &c Algiers New Or
leans New Orleans, do City Of Macnn savannah City Of
Atlanta. Charleston; Bcneiactor. Wilmington. NC; Old
Dominion. Richmond, &c; o knight. Georsctown Do;
ships Malta (Br). London: Gum (NUr) CorK Em ella
lAus do (scc Miscellany Descs,i Dubroyacki aus,
Havrc Stadt (Nor). Hamburg; |inge (Nor), kottcr
dam: Europa Ger London: Atlanta M"rseies. Alaska
do Emma Frances tBrl. bnenos Ayres: brig Ida tBr).
Liverpool Ms: schrs Mary Weber, Baracoa; A Shep
md John i Yard
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsroL March 23-Arriv.d steamer oscph Ferens (B,
Cartwright. hiiadclphia.
BELFAST March 22Arrivcd. bark vasa (Nor,. Johsnne
sen. Norfolk.
BORDEAUX March 2l-Saied, barks Dagmal (Nor),
Havre. United states: Kong Carl CSor HenrickseE do
CorESHAGES. March 19-Arrved. bark Martin Luther
(Nor), Nielsen. New York mot arrived l6th).
cADiz March ls Sailed brig carolgs dtsD Muro. New
York.
mings, Charleston.
Sailed 22d. bark Gemcllo QtaD. Lavarello, United
States
GLASGOW March 23-Arrivsd. bark Atlantic (Br). Wy
man, New York.
HAvnr March 2s-Arrived ship jacob stsmler, Crys-
tell New York.
Sailed 2lst. bark Elizabeth Uicr Won Hagen San Fran
cisco.
LIVERPOOL March 2s-ArrIved steamers Ithuriel 3D.
Quino, and cordova (Br), Lang, New Orleans.
Sailed 23d. ships Chippewa (Brl Meno Philadephia;
Lancaster. Leland. New York; Bertam Rigby (3r),
Owens San Francisco; bark Gunhilda (B). Mcke amp.
ton Roads.
LONDON March 2s-Arrived ships Sir Robert Peel Lar.
rabec Now York Esd, Constantine, Goss, do Cuba er
Stolt, 40.
NEWCASTLE March o3-Sailod bark Dronninr Sophie
(Nor). Dahnsen, New York.
ROTTERDAM March 2l-Saied, ship Duisberg SGe,).
Evers United states: bark Credo (Nor), svcndsen,
SEAFoRD. March l0-OG bark Harrisburg (Ger), Hasha-
gen, from Baltimore for Bremcn.
SILLorI March 22-Sailed. bark Bessie (Br Dalrymple
New York
LONDON. March 23--Steamer Wisconsin (Br), Forsyth !
YORK via Queenstown Liverpool, arrived off
Iolyhoad to-day apparently disabled.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
N. DE LA sAussAYE, ARcHNoLooIsT.

Tho death is announced by mail srom Franco Of NJ.
dc Ia saussuye, rector OF the Academy Of Lyons ana
member OF the Academy OF Inscriptions and Bellies
Lettrcs. ~ do la Sausage wns well known for his
i. archaeological knowledge and researches. He pub
shed several memoirs the antiquities OF Sologne
and Basois, which much thought Of. He wasthe
thor vi important work the "Nusmatics of Nar-
bonnason GauL.' His real reputation, however, was
made by his histories of the we'll known and exceed
ingly interesting chateaux OF BiOis and Chambord,
which show thorough acquaintance with hist orical
work and also deep knowledge
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
PROBABLE PARRICIDE.

Henry stedwe, who resides with his father an
old hulk Of a canal boat at tho foot Of Henderson
street, Jersey City, returned home last night In a
state Of intox,catiou. His father demonstrated with
him, and he thereupon turned upon him and kicked
ana beat him into state oil insensibty. The inhu-
man son arrested at midnight and locked up. The
physicians attending the injured man are Of oninion
ms he "
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

United states at Ooo ooO the total circulating med
ium-god. silver and sreen5acks-at 81, 100, 600, 0oo
and the true value or real and personal property
$40 500, 600. ooO tho oommunislic idea Of an equa
division would give zach person s27 so m money and
$762 SO in property"
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
SPOKEN.

Bark vauban Fr from Havre for New Orleans March 4.
lat so, lon g.
schr Potos Curtis from New York for Progress, March
IL, lat 33, Ion &c.
schr Marcia Reynolds, Westerdyke, from New York tor
Laguayrx, &c. March 4. lat -. lou 81.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
JAMrS u. CAL HART.

James D. Carhart who died suddenly yesterday
morning at the Abemare Hoto this city, of enlarge.
ment the heart sixty years OF age, and
resided at No 100 Columbia Heig hts. Brooklyn. Mr.
Carhurt who leaves wife aud scvsral grown children
engaged for many years in tn wholesale grocery
business roughout the United Staes, and was well
known IN the south,
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
PETER N. DOREMUs.

Peter NJ Doremus, well-known citizen Of Newark,
died suddenly Friday night at his homo from IN
attack of apoIdexy OF late years he had had consd
cradle domestic trouble which eliminated recently in
his obtaining divorce from his wife. He was over
fifty years OF oge and greatly esteemed by New.
ark peOplc generally.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIwys. DEL March drited out OF place
Henopen light now bears Nv by wisw.
CHATHAM Ospe Codl. March 19--The new tog-ho at
Pollock Rip Is not loud A. the old
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
NINE Hf1SSINT.

The London Times Paris correspondent announces
the death OF the widow OF Rossini, the celebrated
musical composer. "It Isl UNDERSTOOD" says the
Times dispatch, hat sbe b, 9ucatbed the fortune
heriled from Kossini to an asylum for aged and DIS
abed singers.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
A TEN-MILE TkOT.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23 1878.
tcn.miie trotling match at the Bay District Park
to-day, between Controller and Jack Stewart, for
81, 900 o sido, won by Controller in 27m. 30s
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHiSGTCN March IA A. NJ.
Indications
For New England and tho Middle Atlantic States,
clear weather, followed by Increasing cloudncss and
rain warm souihwestery veering to colder invest
Winds and falling followed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, southwcsterly possibly vcer
ing 10 nornwcsterIy winds aud falling possibly fol-
lowed by rising barometer.
For the Gull Statos warmer, clear partly cloudy
weather, southcrly winds and stationary or falling
barometer followed by winds veerns colder north
westerlv. rising barometer and, in Texas by rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear partly
cloudy weather, preceded at north and east stat,ons
by rain areas warm southwesterly veerns to colder
northwesterly winds aud rapidly rising barometer
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys. ciear or partly cloudy
weather. colder norherly winds and rising barometer,
followed at north and stations by falling barom-
etcr and winds shifting 10 warmer southcry.
For tho lower lake region, cloudy and rainy fol-
lowed by clearing weather, southwestorly veer.
leg to colder northery winds and rapidly rising
barometer.
stat:oRry.
ter Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland sandusky, TO.
lcdo, Grand Haven, Ludington, Escanaba,
Cape Lookout, Cape Ha,teras, Kitty Hawk,
Cape Horny, Marquette, Alpcna, Detroit Port
Huron, Chicago, Duluth, aud cautionary onshore
signals at Milwaukee and Section One and ordered
for Cape May, Atlantic City, Barncgat, Sandy Hook,
Lcwcs, Now York, New Haven, New London, New
pori Woods Hole Boston, Thatcher's Island, Port
land and Eastport.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
SUDDEN DEATH.

An unknown mar, about 1lty years OF ogc, died
suddenly yesterday at No. 81 Thompson street. Ho
was lve feet seven inches high, sandy hair and
ana ielt hat
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
JAMES II. CLINE.

james II. Cline who has co iocted marinc news In
Boston narbor for the past thilnyiour ycars, died in
Tint city on Saturday night.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YonK, March 23-Noon
Tho Western Union time ball to-day dropped one
tenth second fast.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twsnty-our hours. IN
parson with the corresponding date OF las. year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hndnurs phar macy
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
WEATHER REPORT.

rome ter % 7Sj.
FLYNoUru. March 20, PM Wind NV. fresh; barometer
1880
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-13
HOW HORSES ARE TRAINED.

The performances Of the bronchos, or
trained wild horses, in New York, have at
tracted considerable attention to them.
Their trainer, MI. II. w. fryer, says that
the bronchos are not a specially intelligent
breed of horses, and that their seemingly
almost human intelligence is due simply to
their training. The N. Y. ST." gives the
following interesting account of the meth
DDS and results of this training:
HOW TO BEGIN.
We train altogether by kindness; make
the animal feel that we are his friends !; get
him so that our presence and voices give
aim confidence. When VIZ do that, he
learns very easily, and is manifcstly pleased
TO know what we van him to do, and glad
TO do it well. The place to begin this in
struction is in the pen, the first time you
and he meet. AS l said, he will retreat as
far as he can from you into a corner. Walk
straight toward him, watching his eye.
There is nc use in saying whoa. He doesn't
know what whoa means. When you see
him begin to tremble. and a wild look come
in his eye, stop. One step more and he will
come out OF that corner, il he has to come
over you. He will be mad with terror.
Turn right around and walk back from him.