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She raises her head and looks up at him with

She raises her head and looks up at him with
"Whyf" she asks, with a struggle for cour
E'You have been CRYING, Fhpbe, Tell me
what it was about9''
He GENES close to her, calling her by her
in his face which makes her feel as If the whole
world had not forsaken her.
when did you come back?' she says. irrele-
Last night. And I am sorry ever went
away since you have come TO look like this
Phoebe, tell me at once, what is the matter"
higher wages. and how they have deserted her
today entirely. She tells him-not TO make
much of herself-but because he makes her tell
him-how She had hoped to pay rent for Ash
brook, and SO make her sisters and herself in
dependent, or at least free from the implica
ton OF living upon charity When she reveals
this, her poor little scheme, for the first time
to any human being, She cannot keep her few
tears from falling on the dusty table. John
PenrOSe sees her tears fall, though he does not
pretend to see him,and his own face is strange
my poor little darling" he says, taking her
two hands in his tenderly, lit was too cruel of
me. Tell me, Phoebe, did you think had gone
away for gOOd?"
Yes" Phoebe answers family.
And were you sorry, Phpbe?"
This question Phoebe does not answer at
"Fh9be, tell me one thing-do you love me
well enough to marry me, plain John Pen
rOSe?'
Neither does Phoebe answer this question
But her face is answer enough, 1t Is begin
ming to look as it looked three months ago be
fore John PenrOse left Hawthorne Farm.
81 shall make it all right about the mill.
Phoebe, he tells her, bending to kiss her hands
before he let them go. And now 1 am going
up to AshbrOOk.''
ITO Ashbrook!" Phoebe echoes, all at once
remembering Martha, and the shock this will
be to her. Perhaps Martha vii even command
her to give up John PenroSe altogether.
Yes; and shall see you again this evening
darling. Goodbye till them.
He leaves her happier than he found her.
though the probable result of his interview
with Martha fills her with disnay. Still she is
happy with the old bloom on her cheeks again
and the old soft light in her eyes. At six
o'clock she locks the mill door as usual, and
goes home: Walking up and down near the
gate, waiting for her, and apparently on most
amlable terms with each other. she finds her
sister and lover.
Phoebe Matte says. coming forward to
meet her, all smiles and curls, and mauve. silk
iOunces, ALLOW me to Introduce Sir Aymerald
John PenrOSe AShe."
II saw you when came to AshbrOok year
ago, though you didn't see me-" he tells her af
terwardS-"and fell in love with you. But |
wanted you to love me for myself. Phoebe, and
for nothing else
To think Phoebe should get him after all -
writes Laurie in a day or two. lis grand
thing for rs all, and I'm awfuliy glad of it but
PhGbe-l could hardly believe my eyes,
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WHAT EDUCATION DOEs.-The humorist of
the Atlanta Constitution says: Jake was heard
calling across the fence to his neighbOr'S son,
cOl0red youth who goes to school at the Allan
ia ColOred University:
Look hyar, boy, you goes to school, don't
yer?"
Yes. SIR" replied the boy.
"Giltin' eddykashun, amt yer'"
We'll, it don't take two whole days.to make
Why, no"' exclaimed the boy.
in an hour, Warn't your"
ayes, sir"
AN it's bin two days since yer borrowed it,
Now, what goods eddykaShun gwine ter do
you thick -skuled niggers when yer 60 to a
school whole year an den can't tell how long
it takes to fetch back a hatchit?"
The boy got mad and slung the Ratchet over
the fence and half way through an ash barrel.
ISN'T 1T LOvBLYT'-A dry goods clerk on
Main street was showing lady some paraSOlS
yesterday This clerk has good command of
good qualities and show the best point of
goods. As he picked up parasOl from the lot
on the counter and opened it, he struck an at.
titude of admiral ion and holding il I'D so the
best light would be had, said
"NOw there. Isn't 1t lovely? Look at that
finish, the general effect. Feel Of it, Pass your
hand over It,. No foOlishness about that para
sol, is there?' he said. as he handed it over to
the lady: "ain't it beauty
YES" said the lady. stuffng her handker-
chief into her mouth, yes, that's my old one.
l just laid it down there"
The clerk was Immediately seized with Sc
we're attack Of quickened conscience, and
passed right off of the subject of paraSols on to
the weather. Keo6uk Constitution.
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EA man in Somerville, Mass. nailed up
all the outer doors of his house so as not to be
disturbed by visitors while whipping his wife.
EThe comic paper of Rome tells Salvini
and Rossi to 60 hang themselves IL they SO
desire. as the monograph can I'LL their places
through all time.
AFMr Talma9e says "if Stewards Fifth
avenue mansion were lifted into the celestial
CITY, elOrifed Lazarus would be ashamed To
enter Then Lazarus has got aWfulIy stuck
up since he mUved.-l Burlington HQlokeue, :.
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his home few years ago. He was an author
and in Europe had easily earned good living
for his wife and child but i'm Kansas City he
found an exceedingly limited market for his
productions. Convinced that he must change
his business, he tried ShOemaking but without
success, for he could not make good shoes
His wife took in washing, but with equally
work. Starvation threatened the family. One
night recently Hattenbach killed his wife
with Ratchet, attempted to kill his child,
blew his own brains out Even in this deed
he was not wholly successful for the fire went
out, and the child will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

THE CHICKEN ToRPEDo.-The invention
consists in placing a torpedo charged with
prepared fowl. The chicken is placed on a
perch as natural as life, and the explosion oc-
ours Immediately on its removal The balls
within are so arranged that they fly i'm all di
rectiOns at the instant that the fowl is re-
moved from the perch or roost, and the re-
mover is certainly to be instantly scattered
around in small particles. This ingenious
contrlvance. the inventor claims, is perfectly
harmless SO long as 1t remains undisturbed,
and no one is responsible for the sudden
death Of the party who hampers with it except
the marty himself II Griffin Nelrs
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DURING all his investigations at Mycenae.
DIR. Schliemann has not discovered a single
cuspadore, and it Is disheartening to a lover of
the classics to think of Agamemmon wonder
ing distractedly about the palace with a cigar
in his fingers, looking for house plant or a
coal Scuttle.-f Haarkeue
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BROTHER of Henry Ward Beecher believes
himself the pOssessor of oceans of personal
magnetism "because," he told Chicago re-
porter, "he once wrote young lady letter
be true: letter from an old preacher to a
young lady may have that effect, but you bet
your magnetic soul, Brother Beecher, letter
to young lady from young man of the
ever saw a girl get hold OIL burlington
nIaa,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

THE SArEM WITCHES are not all dead yet il
seems, for man, calling himself a professor
of metaphysics, appeared before Judge Colt of
the supreme court at Boston on Friday and
asked him to restrain Daniel HI. Puffer, a Sa-
lem mesmerist, from practicing his powers on
Lucretia l.. S. Brown of Ipswich, who has
been under his control since 1876, and has al
ready had her spine disOrded and hermind i'm
paired by Puffer's witchery. The Judge de-
cided, however, that mesmeriSm and witch
craft were rather out of his line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

BILLY BANGS, a Philadelphia collector,
wears a very high hat with the legend,
Bad Bills Collected painted conspicuously
on 1t, and the debtor class are naturally
not pleased to have him seen hanging around
their doors very muchn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

NEIGRBoRs IN CoLoRADo.-"YourH Honor"
said the counsel in a case before Judge DOnO-
hue today, "the plaintiff and deiendant are
SO of each other, in ColOradO.-tN. Y. Mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18
MaiOlica Wares,
THE RARE ART THAT WAS KNOWN To THE |
SPANISH MOORS.

w
SPANISH MOORs.
The Italian enameled earthenYare which be-
came famous under the name of Maioica. was
first prOdt ced i'm 1890 i'm a Town i'm the Inchv
of UrbjuO, which was under the fandaI SWAY Of
the MaateStas, who were lords of Pesaro Yes
sells of red clay such as had been long in nSe
were covered with thin coating Of white
earth obtained from the neighbOrhO0d of Siena
and upon this ground different cOlOred nat,
terms we're traced. The vessels were then part
~ baked and covered with lead glaze. after
which they received a final firing. This define
a ion of cOlored patterns upon an opauue Whit
substance vas the humble germ ouI of which
the splendid many hued majolica ware grew.
The colors employed were usually yellow
green blue and black and the soft Lad gaze
which was easily affected bv external fmtiu
enceS, impaired to the pottery that metallic Isl
istic of maiolca. To the Spanish M nors. this
art was also well known: and some of their
beautiful masterpieces finding their way into
Italy, acted as flip to the infant art, which
long swathed in rude and ungracefui Swad
ding bands. While it was in this transient
state, new tin glaze was discovered, and APP
Plie to ,, Gotta basreIiefs BY the famous
was sold to the house of SfOrza The new fen
dal superiOIS took an extreme interest i'm fine
potteries, and granted such special privileges
to the manufacturers that i'm a short time they
succeeded in making Pesaro famous for the
production of majoica. Early specimens of
The ware Manufactured here are generally
adorned wi in Moorish arabesuues ami coatS Sf
arms. Heads of saints are also fayJrite Sfudv.
and so are the heather gOidpsSeS. whila be1SS
of the pnpes and Dukes of Urbino abound the
name being affixed, to prevent all mistake as
to the portrait NO
In the pottery of the Pesaro mapufactory
the out ines of the subjects are traced in hIack
or blue. and are in general correctly drawn ;.
but the figures are fiat and hard. without a ves
fige of the breath and freedom which gave
such admirable life and yigor TO the etrh2ngS
on the Greek vases :aIl faults in design or e1acn'
ton being atoned for by the marvellous beauty
and finish Of tho ola TO Ub,Sa ;r;5oSoont
Splpndor has been equaled. but not SURPASSED
bv later artists. The most beautifnI SnecimanS
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A6The CatskiH Recorder speaks OF bit of
poetry " as placid as a plate Of eartbrokeh
hash.n
AsrIf tax OF 800 be placed on every China
man landing in California, the imperial au-
thOrities at Pekin threaten to impose similar
tax on Americans landing In China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18
W. NJ. BROWNS,
SfS Eighth Street n,,r.
nyl7-tr
DROpHEAD & CO. -.

- SSS PenpsH. ore het. Q N and 10Th SITS
continue To offer special Inducements to cIosa
erS We name few out Of many:-22 inch won
GroS Graf Rlark SILK, a. size. S6-inch Improyei
Long Goth, manufactured ike linen. &c per yard
9 ided Figured organizes. (wide, l. &C Elegant
button Md Gloves, in black. white. street and
'pers sfa'l,S, 81 %. BEAUTIFUL six Clpck extra
3ng kslhriggan Hose, 60r. per pair. reduced from
ooc. Ihompsnn's celebrated perfect glove-ftting
.nIfts, VI Buntings, Csc; (best make AIl-wo6l
nuhtlhgs only 3SC.D Back Grenadines, Csc. per
AaIu and up. ripel Grenadines, To-. psr ward
snd up. Clark's best 200 yard spool Cotton, &C.
ospoos Tor 25c. All goods first class and seIsctsi
Win the utmost care from stocks OF the best i'm
SIieis and manufacturers In the United States
AL anu eAAhlne BRODHEAD a Co,
hisI'- SSS Pa. ace. bet 8; h and 10Th sts
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j. beautiful Dress Goods. Just receiy.si. A. III
bnhtngs, In cream color, black navy hlne And hsan-
utu light spring shades only Is; Deleges All nnre
WOOL In every color and shade: Lsce stripe HINT
nSs. IN black and colors; Back Grenadines nnra
MIR and wool: Colored G Grenadines, pure silk and
WOOL: light calored pure Mohairs; Black silks ~
So, u. u. Is, 81 80. We are selling An excellent
SLACK SILK; lGninet make, considered the bsst
wearing silk In the world. AZ 81, worth 81 rs We
are selling real satin finish Black silk (tiuinet
make at u. %. This Black silk is SPECIAL
BARGAIN. Every day we sell from 80 10 100 yanis
,,.,,,.,, GATHERS. Market SPACE.
,SoIored silks, In seal brown, cardinal, navy blue
plum, steel color, dark green, lead, &C. &C.: also
nghi shades OF Silks, Checked silks. Striped SINS
IN Sefy' light shades. We have received one
hunoied lltO) pieces Of silks, bought AZ the very
mmest cash price and We are selling them at tbs
VIZ SMALLEST advance above cost. Three hundrej
SUD pieces OF Wool CsSsimeres and Linens Tor
men 5, ooys and children's wear, prices ranging
rom 70 10 IL 30. Lace for curtains: excellent
srSets, %; four 90 pair real English Stock ings
81; large assortment OF CoOred Stock vS FOR CHI
aI bi wear; very large size Bridal Quilts, pure
Shltt, 81 %: excellent quality one-yard- wide
ionhle-twilled Bed Ticking Is; white Honsvcomb
quit, 90; new Parasos, 90 inch, "a inch and 2s
inch, both twilled and plain. ~ ~
hylS-tr CARRIERS. IN Market Spaee
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
MAY Is, 1873.

10, lS, 20 and 25c. -
BUS1INGS. all colors, zoe
&C. ~ W. '''"N'
CLOTH, for Boys Suits. 25c. up.
Black ALPACA, l5c. and up.
All Wool Black CAsHNERES. soc.
Hamburg EDGINGs from auction.
MATrlNGS, CARPETS and oILCBorHs.
sheeting CnTTONS, cheap.
Table LINENS from 25c up.
Turkey Red Table LINEN Soc I'M
White COuNTERPANES,5 so rs 81 81 az n IN
IA Bargains in Dry Goods at
Z. NJ. TOWSON a CO.
my1l-tr SonfS ia
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S'Lks' SILKS" sILKsm
Elegant Summer Silks 5S to Csc 4: great reduc-
ton, '' ei~' i0uHS-
AT Wool Buntings 25 TO Slc worth Ioc mora
All ool Deteges, 25: sold every where 37c
Double-width Bunting less than market priee
Iron Grenadines, Is. up: SILK q renadineS chean
MooI-ml1, d Dress Goods &c. up; bargains
Linen Lawns sacrificed. 10, l2lk 70 poe
Rest PacihcLawns. 10 ana 2cL :: Good Calico Az
Nict0rla ana Bishop Lawns from auction, cbeai
Shetland shas is, Lace Sacques, sacrificed.
Large stock Fancy Hosiery cheap
terms. "
All leading makes COttons at wholesale priees
my9 tr 700 Market s
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SlLhS, DRESS GOODS, &c.-We are nre
pared 10 eNhlhlt the largest and most Desirable
SOCK or DRY GOODS TO be found In WashInoton
buntlngs all colors. at 20, Is. 80 and 35 cents psr
anu. Sbiendid stock OF Bourettes, Silks, Lawns.
NOtt--Madam Bowman one OF the most fashion,
able DressInakers this side OF New York occunies
rooms Tor her business second floor OF our stI.s
street front. ~ '0'
~, mo W. W. BURDETTE 4 CO.
No. 706 h st. NV mva,r
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SFTNHE GREAT SOUTHERN Shirt
OPEN FRONT,
Ready-made. with Linen Sleeve Bands ana T,nap
Innings TO the Bosom, made OF Wamsufta MnsIin
ana tWenty-one hundred Linen, ready 20 nut on
guaranteed as represented. Mo ~"u
q. GEO. MEGINNEss.
Factory-s5 w. Fayette st Baltimore
Branch-10O2 ST. NV washington ans1,u
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
A ssiGNEE's SALE.

A SStGNEE'S SALE.
n PETER BOwE, Auctioncer.
will SELL Friday March 10 at o'clock, at tho auction
9th and Univcry place five elegant Par
lor suits brocatcl and also lot Ladies' Writ
Desks aud Work Tables black walnut whasnots BOOK
cases and Stnnds also Telegraph Apparatus complete;
also lot OF second hand Furniture. Carpets, &c.
A sCHwAB. AUCT1ONEER, 277 BowKRY. LARGE
Of tho onrc Stock aud Fixtures OF the hrst class
cry commencing this day. 10 o'clock and until
ali Is sold comprising SlOtDD worth Gas ,ixures,
Iouscurni.hng tioods Lamps, Cutery, China GiaS In
Wooden Willow arcs &c In lots without reserve. Buy
era nd dealers vited.
A JAMES =. uTLEY. AUCTIONEER-BY YOU
h.MANs 4 RAYMOND. auction and General commis
Mcchants Next regular sale OF Groceries, Canned
Goods Spices Teas Tobacco and general Mercan-
disc at 303 Washington ST., this day hursday) March H.
Mt I0>z A. ".
8KEtNWALD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II
n so'clock - sullivan ST., Fixtures of Butchers Shop
SSTGNEEs sALE-NUrICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
htbat j. e. COOK Auctoneer. will sell TO the highest
bidder Friday March IS. 1879 At 10 O'clock 42S I'D
all tho Stock In said comprising 0o0ds,
Crocksry. Toys Mating. Ac,. "a. Dealers sttention
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
SALES Az auc.rlu1.


MEssRs. wM. TRlsT BAILEY 4 co. ARE FAvORED
1 with Instructions from A. Kingsley. E.q to sell the
entire Household Furniture aud Effects OF 400 9TH av
old Post Office Nassau. Cedar and Liberty aud sold
Tomorrow tFriday) March u.s. IL NJ sharp Catalogues
ready.
MARsHAL's SALE JOHN a. DUNN. .AuCTIONEER.
l This day. O'Clock barrels Flour also Buchers Cart
black Horse. by order COkSELluS FARLEY. Marshal
M OkTiA,;E sALE-HOt srhULD FUnNIrCKE-
luKICHARD WALTER>' SONS. Auctioneers, will sell
Friday nj lO1s o'cIock ~ Brondwav elegant Pnr
or suits In and haircoth; Library Tn les Pier Mir
beds Hair and usk Mattresses. Bullets Extension Tables,
Crockery and Glassware Closets Bedding brurels and an
gram Carpets Oiicoths kc splendid seven octave
rano RICHARD a. WALSH, Attorney.
M NUssBAUM AUCTIONEEk. 26l BONERY.
Stock and Fixtures ef first class fsh Oyster Market
splendid lcehonsc, Fish amt Oyster Stand &c In lots
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sALE.-NOrIcE Is
hereby given pnsuant To the statute In such madc
and provided that the undersigned will soil NJ public muc-
tion. by GERARD BETS Co. Auctoncsrs. Wed
neSdRy tho 10Th day OF March, 1873 o'clock
the deck OF the bark called the Carib lying pier 70,
Last RIVER the following described property:
The said bark carib" l6 5 ~ T. 10 feet
broad "a $40 ieet deep and measuring 294 SOL and
rerstered the Port ot New York the 18th November
1868 by John Whtly Moore, together with her Tackle.
Apparel and Furniture.
The schargng at Perrepont Stores. Bro,k
yn and when discharged win TO pier %, East River
Dated. March T. 1878. ALGERNON y. SULLIVAN,
Public Administrator and administrator. &C., OF John
Whitly MOorc. decea ased.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
ucTTl9GiEs DAY rtEcpsY HCp,VS monsrxo,A' AUCTION
= a,0N A uItLGiSEIY

"A TiIfs DAY THURSDAY MORNlNGl.
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK PkECfSELY,
IErwrEE sp AND arIf Nvs NnAkk1nNIoN ps ssouEhs.
The entiro Household Furniture Contents will DO sold
NJ public sao ths day TO highest bidder comprising rose
wood four round rianoioo celebrated makers nc Pnrlor
suits ~ sk brocadc satin fine WOOL reps aud harcioth
lace Curtains. Mirrors Clocks Bronses. u Paintings.
bookcases Desks. Easy Chairs Lounges, Chamber Scs
latcst styc Tcdtcads. Dressing Bureaus Wasistnnds,
wardrobcs Chairs Gnc hair Mattresses Spring Bods, -
veivct, brussels aud Ingram Carpets; two Extension
Tables Chairs Buffet Glass China. silver aud Plated Ware,
Linen aud numerous other household Appurtenmnccs
n. D.-Sao rain or shine siood. packed. boxed, &C.
ALBERT RRAEMtR. Auctjoueer.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14

AT PUBLIC sALh-IN.THE INTEREST OF Who
Aever may coneern the entire stock and Fixtures Of
well known 21 and 925 Broadway 2ist
consisting OF Gold and silver Watches Jewelry silver
Ware also entire assortment OF Fancy Goods of
desirable description, embracing Vases Cutlery Writing
Desks Workboxes, Satches. UiI Paintings Chromos. &c
Sale to-day At IL A. M aud continue daily untlthe entire
stock and xtures sold d. GREENOUiI Auctioncer.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14

1NMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL SrEAMEltS.
Il For QUEENsTowN AND LlvERro0L
CITY or ACCOMPLISHMENTS Thursday, March u. "a. N.
CITY OF BkRLlN...... saturday. March 80, 2 L. NJ.
From pier - North River.
Cabin 500, $40 aud SiO gold Return tickets favor
able terms Steernge, SIS. currency Drafts ut lowest
rates Saloons, stateroous, sm,ne and bath amid
ships. JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
IL and 33 Broadway New York.
Phil ndclphia o.fcc. South 4th St
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-05
SIGNS AND OTHER rsCumnnAsuEs.

Chief II Police BoYlan WINS in consultation
with ths Mayor yesterday. Among the subj sats
discussed were the frequent applications rnade
to tbS police to enfSee city ordinances Col.
Boylan commended thu II was the duty III the
inspectors of the Administrator Of Improve.
tpehs to cause the renewal of gbsttuetiens on
the sidewalks, md In uhse 6f failure on tbs part
NJ starsk eepsfs tp comply with hs law. IL was
also The duty Of These inspectors 10 make tho
necessary nffiaayits 10 bring tho offenders to
punishment, aud That the police had nothing to
do In he mattsr, He also ephtsHded that IL was
not The province Of the police. but thht Of tbs
wharI.ngsts. To prevent drhymen and others
from driving their vehicles over tho whafyes
along tho river front.
In this connection IL might be anid thst SONS
NJ tho dealers of CANAL street themselves. haVe
complained to tho Mayor against other dsnlsrs
on tho same street, who. It Is allegsd. ineunbsr
the sidewalks to tho detriment NJ ths mpain4
ants MS we'll ms to thsnunoyanse ri ths frequent
ers Of the street, Il IL understood that one Of
The city adm Illustrators will shortly fntf6dnes
nm ordinance in tho City Council with the view
Of regulating this matter. and rs we'll 10 abolish
the hanging sign business, which IT. In eonsid.
cred Ia somewhat ovsrdons throughout the city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-05
sTEAMnOA DISASTER.
sinking ana Total Iaas ri the Steamboat
Iesaie Ta yiar.

sinking ana Total Laas ri the Steamboat
lesaie Tayl0r.
The following telegram was received yestefa
day
wAsa,Naros In, Feb 4@'ro ]. II, Menee h
DO Steamer l,eaaja TAILOR alrrh anns In
lower part ef The Atebaralava at o'clock Bun
day, Boat and cargo total lpsa. Ia arngeta
and officers safa, II, r. WILKINS.
The Leaaia Taylor waa built by Cant. NJ. Ken
izen, nj Jefresaenyille. Ind, In 1870 for The
Atehsralara trade, aud waa the largeat and
taneat boat that has been III that trade for years.
II will ha remembered that on the eighteenth Of
December 1aat. while undergoing inspection at
tho wharf In this CITY, her donkey boiler ex4
nloded. blowing away tho upper part Of her
cabin thia waa rebuilt. and ahe waa on her
peeond trip aimee that event, when Hhe met with
her fnai accident, ma above atatei.
ahe waa valued at fia.ono although she coat
much more originally, and VIVA insured In tho
Hihernia and Tentania Insurance. companies
OF Nav Otieana for about 100000. Up to thia
time the und rwrttetn have not received intel.
lisenoe concerning the character and extent Of
the cargo tho Taylor had on board, II Ia thought
that tho accident occurred Rome twenty iien
mica below simmapert. and. consequently. par
teularaimny not be received until tomorrow
owing 10 the distance from telegraph station
The LeeHie Taylor waR always great favo,ite
and her loaa will DO n petioua one TO tho trade.
IA well 40 to her ownets. who have our eincors
eymnathina