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The New York herald., 1878-03-06

Alse do 9Th steamer City Of Merida. Reyno'ds
Vera Cruz. to sail 6th New York. vL.
Sailed ia. IL NJ ssrxto a. Sundbere Hew tof..
hALrAx. " arch 3. % AM-Arrvcd. steamer fo'ynes'sn
(Brl. Brown Liverpool for BALTIMORE. - =. A.,
niorel. Liverpool
Sailed 9th steamer Newfoundland (Ir). st Johns, NJ
lLOILo Jan 20 In pori. ship 81 Charles, Gates from
Manila arrived sth. Tor New York -
Sailed Jan 9. ships liecon, Howcs New York: i7th.
Memnnn. Mass. Boston.
manila Jan 2fln port. ships Mary T. Stone: Phuncy.
for New York aatea Br). Wright from san Francisco.
arrived 2uh harks Esnore Lcsberg FROM Newcastie.
NSW. arrived 1gh Evening star Br,, Ashburn for New
ork: Cormorant. ~ III ans, tor San Francisco.
MArASzAs. Fob 22saled. prigs Proteus. Wheeler. aud
Seaside f5r. Mcdonald. for y Of liattcras
PoRr ANTONIO. March l-Sailcd. steamer North Point
(Br). Jones' Philadelpha-
snAsaHA Jan io-Arrived ship Antelope chauey, New
castle. NSW.
ST Jonxs PR. Fob I'm port brgs Cna. Hoard (Br)
bados schrs Eliza Christie fBr) Bonne from altim ore
all wtg
Sailed March s. steamer Bermuda (Br). Angrovs from
Laguayrs. &cy, New York
ST JouN Nh March 3Arrived. ste amer Flsm bor
(Brl Frazer New York via Yarmouth Ms.
cien rcd I'd. schr Susie Prescott. Glass Now York.
TRuxiLLo Feb ll--Arrived schr Impulse (Br) Adams.
New York (and sailed 10th Tor Belize. Hon. load
York;. j
v,crosA vi. Feb ao-raued down, bark Malay. Foster
for San Francisco
Phiads phia VI, Hogo 7th. schr Hattie Bsnss Bangs
sailed FeD 1. Bark Laura X Burnham. Phillips Mel
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CLEARED.

Steamer Athenian tBp. Thomson. Liverpooi-Funes.
Edye 4 TO-
Steamer Castalis tBp. cringle. GLASGOW henderson
Bros.
Bebian.
Steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-oid Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Fsnha. smith Pliiade phia james hand.
steamer Nercus. liallett, Boston III y Dilnock.
ship Hedwig ,Ger. Minsser. Liverpool-hermann koop
Il
Bark Angelina utab, capurro. Newcastle -on-fyne-
Lauro, Storey 4 ScarsafL
Bark so tSorl. E.lonsen. Bergen -Funch. Edye K Co.
Bark Mercar (Sop, Frivald. Bordeaux -Bockman,
Oerlein Co.
Bark Margaret Edwards tBr,, Andrews. Aicante-Por-
kins Job.
BARK Haven. Cirich Bermuda Jones Lcugh
Brig Robert Mowo. McLurc. Point-n- Pitre-H Trow-
bridges Sons.
schr Mary Haskell Carter. Pont-a-Pitre-H yatsble
Co. ..t-
schr Pare3a. Packard, Demerara-Leaycraft Co.
Schr Georgia Cofhn, Cardenas-Brett. Son X Co.
sehr Spectator tBr, Munson. st John. NB-P Nevius
4
schr Venture fBrt. Hatfield. Newark. Nc Bertsux.
schr Nelson Harvey. Perry. New Bedford-Ferpuson 4
Wood.
sloop Mnneho. Briukman. Brdgeport-Nationa Freight
N Li.htcrage
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board OF Aldermen yesterday passed q resolu-
ton requesting the Legislature not to pass law In
cooperating tho Manhattan Pipe Line Company. 1t is
that this corporation also asks Tor authority 70
lay pipes under the North aud East for the pur
pose OF conveying petroleum gas from Long Island
City and New Jersey. ss
A resolution is under consideration by the Alder
men compelling the propriotors of excursion steam
boats 70 place rangs on each side Of thor gang
planks to euard against accidents
Tho majority report OF the Aldcrmanic Committee
on Public Works condemn,ng the bills now before
tho Legislature and favored by the Department OF
Public Works in relation To street pavemcnts and Gro
ton water was yesterday adopted by vote OF IL TO
l0--twcvc Tammanyites In the Affirmative and oight
republicans and antTam NANTES In the negative.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
FERKYBoAT COLLISIONS.
INQUEST ON THE BODY OF enonoH Il. CAREY

INQUEST ON THE BODY OF GEORGE a. CAREY
THR VERDICT.
Coroner Dempsey. OF New Brighton, continued the
inquest at Library Hail. last evening the cause
OF death Of George H. Carey, who died from injuries
inflicted by the collision Of the steamboat Castle,on
with tho steamship Spain on tho 23d OF February.
The Jury, after the absence OF hour, returned
with tho following verdict:-We. the jurors, 0nd that
tho said George fl Carey came TO his death
quenee OF injuries raceived by collision between tho
steamship Spain and the steamboat castcton, on the
23d of February last, and IT. Is evident from
mony that tbs steamer was proceeding down tho bay
nj rate of speed dangerous TO e and property,
edorng tho size OF vessel and the density Of tho
n
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Amoy, Jan s-sailed, ship Lothar (Br) Orchard, New
York, brig Syringa (Brj. Partridge, do. -
niH arrived lot for Boston bark Chssc, Wasnburn for
LIVERPOOL.
PIRA geb 1in port steamer Merccdita, Jackaway. ia
sail for San AntoniA day; Torant"e; Howard from
in aoout week fom wnlsams Ludwis, from and for do
arrived Sd y W Wilson, Bownsn, for Philadelphia
oro KoKG Jan I9--sailed, bark Adresse fFr). Le
roy Francisco; 2Oth snip Cilurnnm tBr) shrewsbury
dc; 23d, bark Annie n all. Nelson, Nagasaki.
Ciearcd Jan 80. schr Marion uowes, Now YORK.
In port Fob L. ships Niagara tBrl Weshusen for New
York City OF Halifax (r), Evans Portland o:
Lazy Bowen (ir), Fox Alden Bcsse. Noycs and Herbert
Black Treat ior do; Annie Florence (Br Johnson. fo
New YORK; Is Watson. swkns for San Francisco an'
HAvAsA, March A--Arrivsd, stssmsr Columbus. Reed
New YORK.
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WILLIAMSBURG YACHT CLUB.

Tho following the newly elected ofacsrs OF the
Williamsburg Yacht Club for the ensuing year Conn
modore--Isaao Merritt Vice Commodore-H. Rohl-
Rear Commodore-George Ford. Preeident--J
II. Van Brunt Secretary-C. H. Meikc. Assistant
Secrctary-A. H. Parrick. Trcasurer--H. Miller.
Board OF Tfustcss--R. H. Bunee, g. Hooper, o. H..
Fnehout, W. Waicrs, II. Losoc Regatta Com ittce--
II. d. Ziilard r. Thorn, Jr, J. ODonneI w. Joy and,
l.. Smnn, Steward W. Smith. scrgeant-at-Arms-w.
Waf~
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rHE JAMES FISK COLLISION.

Tho inquiry into the cause Of the collision between
tho James Firk. terryboat, and the schooner josie
Crowley was commenced yesterday before United
States Local Steamboat Inspectors Jayne and
Tho following Witnesses were examined:-W. A..
Wtheraux, pilot OF the James Fisk; Franklyn X. God
Trey, the engineer and John Goodridge aud William
Deatcur deck hands, all Oi whom repeated Their
timony givon before the Coroner IN Jersey City
Tne inquiry was adjourned to Friday next at ten
A
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SAILED.

Steamers Erin tBr) London Painmeile r). Havre
Wyoming tBr, liverpool. wyanoke. Richmond. &c:
Fanta phi,.delpns ship Bremerh.vsn Ger, Antwsrp
Elizabeth. CGh Rockes LnGuayrs bris Ida tBr,. Las
Pamas schrs Sunlight. Rulon Forest OAK Irwin.
chafee, q Hubbard. and q Arnold. W.
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BADLY BURNED.

slight fro occurred yesterday in the basement Of
No. 105 Forsyth street, which Is used as bakery.
An omploy6 named Adoph Werner badly burned
flames
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BROOKLYN TAXES.

The total amount Of money collected during the
month Of February BY Registrar Scott, Of Brooklyn,
arrears of taxes, &c SITS x67 16 During tho
week ending March ls7S. the sum Of s7o 2za a. ~
objected.
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wHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Spoken-Jan II. 20 miles Of Huafo,, bark Bounding
Biow, Luce. Of NIB. report OF oil.
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Bark Palestine (Br). Ford. from Bfunswick Ca for Rio
Janei.o Feb . OF Pernambuco.
Brig Juane (Br) Sheppard. from Pensacola for Cape
80 days out, date lat 40 S, 20 81 W
mot as 10 fore reported).
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE YORK FOR THE MONTH
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FOREIGN PORTS

uoLrHrAD. March 5-wind sw, fresh; barometer
3o262.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-28

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PIE
Second Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada in
and for the County of OrmsbyLeser Haskell plaintiff,
Sarah NJ Haskell defendant Action brought in the
Of the Second Judicial District Of the State
of Nevada in and for the County Ormsby, and the
plant filed in said County of Ormsby in the Office Of the
Clerk said District Court The State of Nevada sends
greeting Sarah NJ Haskell defendant You hereby
required to in action brought against by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby, and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy Of which accompanies this summons)
within days exclusive Of the day Of service after the
service you Of this sunmons-if served within this
county; served out of this county but in this District
within twenty days. otherwise within forty daysOr judg
by default will be taken against The said action
brought to dissolve the bonds of matrimony existing be-
you and said plaintiff the ground Of adultery
an alleged against you by said plaintiff all Of which
fully am specifically set forth in the plaintiffs
plant, now file in my office. And you hereby
notified that if fail to appear and the said
plant above required the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in his said complaint
-. Given under my hand, and the Seal Of the Dis
~ trict Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Nevada, in and for the County of OrInsby
'-- this 18th day of November, in the year of Osr
Lord thousand eight hundred and seventy eight
ALFRED HELM Clerk
TRKsHoR CoFrR Attorney for Plaintiff
novI43od
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-28

NRIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY CHs
hS State Board Of Examiners of the State a Nevada
and including November 27 1875 for supply the fol
lowing amounts OF Static less for the
the State Officers and Legislature OF said state for the
commencing January 1st, 1879 and eDdiDs Decem
Der 81, 1889:
10 Reams Letter Paper, 1e ms 70
10 r. Letter Paper, IL lbs to ream.
10 Reams Note Paper, RS 20
10 Reams Note Paper, lbs to reaIE-
10 Reams Lega Cap, l2 Ms to ream
ID Reams Legal Cap, IA bs to ream-
5 Reanls Legal Cap, l6 lbs to ream.
5 Rea1ns Fngrossing Paper, lbs ~ ream, 10 81
Reams Enrolling Paper, "A ths to ream, 10 y "a
Reams Manila Wrapping PAPER, 80 Y 20
L Envelopes. white, 5 Letter
II Envelopes NIX white, 9 Letter.
/ N Envelopes, white Official.
Envelopes, white Official.
Envelopes, xxx white, 10 Ofhclal
Doz. Ink Carters, qts.
boz Carmine, Carters, o2s, glass st"PpeFs
/ Doz Boxes Pens, Gillotts, 800.
g DoZ. Boxes Gilotts Pens, 40.
boz Boxes Pens Pacific L. r.
l DOz Boxes Pens, E>terbrOOks, CAS-.
DOZ Boxes Pens, Engrossing, l6l, Esterbrco+s
i DE- huciIage David's, qts.
! DoZ hueilage Stands Horgans Pat, 3 GA
Grss Mucage Bottles, o. Metal Cap and Brush
/ Gross Pencils. Faber's, round, No. z
Gross Pencils, Faber's, round, No. 8.
2 Gross Pencils, Faber's, hexagon, No. z.
Gross Pencils, Fabers, heXaxon, No 3.
/ Ream Blotting Board, Par rker's Treasury, l0 hs
/ Gross BOtting Board in pkgs.
l Doz. Boxes Rubber Bands, assorted sszes.
boz SIrools Red Tape.
l boz Flat Rubber Rulers IA inch.
] Doz Fat Rubber Rulers 16 inch.
/ Doc. Flat Rubber Rulers Is inch.
Blank Books, full bound, 9$ IA "a. P.
Doz. Inkstands No. s. Safe y.
Doz. InkstaDds, round wooden
Paper Fasteners, AeGils Patent Rouad BEADS
N, No. 2, inch.
A, No. 8, inch.
II. No. 4, inch.
n No. e. Il inch.
] Gross Eyelet Medium.
boz. Eyelet Machines, No IS,
6 Doz Fabers Ink and Pencil Erasers. small
2 Doz Fabers Ink and Pencil Erasers, args.
] DoZ Paper Shears, 10 inch.
/ Gross Faher's Penholders 1870.
] Gross Fabers Penholders 1856.
2 Doz Twne, h balls, extra strong, double thick.
l Gross Quill Pens, English cut.
Proposals for furnishing above paper shall he for Carew
paper it's equal"
The above to be furnished such times and m such
quantities may be ordered by said Board
Proposals to be accompanied by good and sufficient bond
with sureties, in less than twice
the Of the value of the articles to be supplied
The Board the right to reject any and all bids
For further particulars Statutes Of Nevada, 1877
page l15.
Bids to he addressed Sealed Proposals, Board Exam
ners, Carson City, Nevada"
BY order Of the Beard
oc29dSC J. MINOR Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NsTATE OF MARVoL Parker. DE-
II ceased Notice hereby given by the undersigned
Public Administrator of the County of Omsby State of
Nevada the creditors Of ard all persons having claims
against the said deceased exhibit them with the
sary vouchers within ten months after the first pubca-
ton of this notice to the said Public Administrator his
office the offic OF Wells Fargo Co. in Carson City
Nevada. Dated Carson, Nevada, November IA 1873.
JOHN D. kERSEY,
Public Administrator Of said County State in charge
Of estate of said de ceased.
TRENAoB COFFIN, Attorney for estate law4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-28
BIDS FOR STATIONERY

FOR THE
| State Officers AMI Le1seIat ture of the state
Of n. vadR.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-28

URIDS WILL BIT RECEIVED BY THt
ME- State Board of Examiners of the State Il Nevada
and including November "a 1873 for suppy the fol
lowing amounts OF Stationery, less for the
the State Officers and Legislature Of said state for the
years commencing January 1st 1879 and eDdiDs Decem
ber 81. 1889
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09

The DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
OF ADMINISTRATORS W. Cobb is q self. made
man, He has won by hard study and native
intellect high position as q lawyer. For
eight years he has been q member of the State
Senate and for the last four years has been
President of the Senate shown a discretion and
wisdom which ranks him among the first
statesmen of Alabama.
Rnfus W. Cobb is not an ordinary man. He
is still a young man, bat from the time be left
the Confederate army to the present, be has
lsbored for the welfare of his people He has
built up an Iron Works and Coal Mining
Company, and has lent bis energy and labor
10 the development of the great rainera! wealth
OF Alabama. We venture 20 say that TO man
has done mere TO advance the material wealth
Of Alabama than Rnfus w. Cobb Mobile
Register.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09

Accommodations of knowledge and ex-
perience of the most useful kind are the re-
sult of little bits of knowledge and ex-
perience carefully treasured up. Those
who learn nothing, or accumulate nothing
in life, are set down as failures, because
they have neglected little things. They
may themselves consider that the world
has gone against them but, in fact, they
have been their own enemies. There has
long been popular belief in "good luck :"
but, like many other notions, it is grad
ually giving way. The conviction is ex-
tending that diligence is the mother of
good luck in other words, that a mans
success in life will be proportionate to his
efforts, to his industry, to his attention to
small things. Your negligent, shiftless,
loose fellows never meet with luck, because
the results of industry are denied to those
who will not make the proper effort to
secure them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09
TIE CATHOLIC PRESS.
Rev. t. F. MahAr d. D., in Cleveland Unive,,

Rev. I. +. MahAr d. d. in Cleveland Universe
OF all the human agencies that are en-
ployed to influence thought, a0d to give
direction and impulse to public movements,
press.
Formerly men studied books; now
they study newspapers. OF course there
are in these times, as there have been
heretofore, students of every branch of
human learning. But their knowledge
has little influence on public life. Under
popular forms of government, whether
constitutional mouarchies or republics, it
is not by the counsels of the learned that
laws are made, but by the voice of the
people: aud hence we have the necessity
of some means of appealing directly to the
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09

"xou didn't laugh at my stupidity be-
ore we were married you always said
sse duck of q lover" grumbled a COM
sl0ining husband. "Yes, that's so," replied
asa wife, land a duck OF a lover is almost
2hss 10 make goose of husband.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09

"Au enthusiast" says Billings. "is an iudi-
vidusl who believes about four times as mucb
as be can prove, and can prove four times as
much rs any body elias will bslieve."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09

.A.gushing poetin Arkansas being rudely
"a Vised by an editor to "dry up" replied
= can't, I'm an involuntary warbler 10 the
hands of Destiny"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09

This stock has been selected with great
care, and purchased at bottom prices, and
to it will be added from time to time all the
new patterns and novelties as fast as they
are produced in the New York market.
The favorable conditions under which these
new and attractive goods have been pur-
chased, enable Us to offer the same at
prices lower than ever before.
The Manufacturing Department as here
tofore will be in charge of Mr. Henry Good
wiD, which is sufficient guarantee that all
Diamond work and the manufacture of any
article of Jewelry will be executed in a
that cannot be excelled in any city.
The Watch Making aud Repairing De-
partment will be in charge of the most
skillful and reliable workmen.
A Designer and Eograver has been en-
ployed, and all goods purchased can be en-
yraved on short notice.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-09
LADIES' MISSES AND GENrLEMENs
UNDERWEAR.

Inc sIsters o. the Good Shepherd
nave eS'aonshe1' 10 the convenience of Ladies' and
eH.oion. uep for The sale OF ladies', Misses and
Don'ieten nEerwear INFANTS Robes and Chidren's
~ nrvosos ~ AZ 80 Establishment of Mira x. C. LOGAN,
street, whore full line OF their goods vii
% - and sold at the most reasonable prices
oas;tsrs asa receixsd- OOTuIy
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

ana at tte discovery OF every new body q
thrill seemed 10 run through the excited
crowd AS IS usually the in these great unfore.
seen caamIties, the most varying theories Of
the cinse OF the disaster are current
One railroad man said that he had no doubt that
the engine ran or the rails. thus producing n
severe strain upon the timbers when they were
unable TO sustaip. This, however. Is not regarded
rs probable.
ROTTEN TIMBERs.
Several persons. residents OF the vicinity, state
unquaited.y that the tmhers OF the bridge had be.
come rotten by long exposure to the weather.
man living In the neghborhood made the state.
ment that not long since he went TO the bridge and
could and did at the time kick punk" out Of
the rotten timbers; other railroad men thought
that either the braces or the nuts holding the iron
rods in position must have given way, and the
Truth viii doubtless only he known when all the
facts shall have been vigorously Investigated.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
NEW kAILROAD ENTERPRISES.

ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION FILED WITH TH1
eEcRErAnY or STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON. ~ j., jan l6 1s7s.
Articles Of association died In the Secretary OF
States once to-day TO incorporate the Camden and
New York Railroad Company. The road Is to rua
through the counties OF Camden, Burlington, Non
mouth and Middcsex aud possibly Mercer commence
inE al point tho Delaware River. within the city
Of Camden, anu extending 10 a point on the Rarton
Bay to Amboy township, MiddIescx county. Capital
stock, CO., divIded into 00O shares OF $lOo
each; length OF ROAD, sixty miles.
raE soNERvLLg ASp SEw BRUNSWICK.
Articles wore also died to Incorporate tho Svmervs
and New Brunswck Railroad Com pany. ruo road
will commence AZ poInt IN Somcrvte, IN the town.
ship Of Bfidsewater SGd will run to point on the
Mcrcer and somerset Railroad IN the ownship oi
Hiilsborough. Somerset county. Capital stock,
Sloo, 900, divided luto 1000 shares OF sloo each !;
louxtn of ROAD, mos
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
LILLE DAVENPOkT'S FUNERAL.

LAST SAD Tribute TO THE DEAD ACTRESS
THE DECORATIONS AND THE SERVICES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I6, 1873
The funeral OF Mrs. Liliio Davenport Thorue, the
actrcss, and daugh,or OF the late Z. l.. Davenport,
took place this from her residence
No. |, ,431 Chestnut street. Tho deceased had very
mauy trends In the bsss social and professional cir.
clos OF this city and there large attendance Of
we'll known members OF the theatrical guild a. thu
mortuary services.
Tho body lay In tho parior in a handsome conn,
over which was strewn wrcaths OF natural flowers
and on zach side which relatives OF the deceased
buried In Al tho hsao Of the colhn, with
spread wings, dove bearing Ia bill
tue olive branCh oil peace. AROUND the
nora offerings from friends and relatives OF young
lady OF almost every conceivable design and shape.
the most noticeable beng magnnce comoination
oil book, cross snd anchor, Tho giit Of Mr. anu MrA
Goodwin.
Tho religious services were conducted by the Rev.
Dr. Rudder OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Among others present w,rc Miss Mary aud Edgar
Mrs LaA,te Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lewis Mr. A. y.
brotherhood, Mr. and Mrs charles Walcott, and Mr..
John b. Clarke
The pail bearers were Colonel Robert r. Dechort,
". H. Brown, William Cochran and a. X. Goodwin.
The body was deposited IN tho vault at Monumental
Cemetery, from which IL will 10 removed when her
fatner 10 buried.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
AN EDITOR BAlLED.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

Porrsrowy, Pa, Jan. lc, 1873
Richard L. r. Reiisnyder, late editor Of tho Adper-
t,sv, VINO accompanied Fanncry, tho defaulrng
clerk oil the Pottstown Iron Company. in his recent
aIght 10 New Orleans after soJourn of nine days IN
tho Montgomery County jan At Ncvlstown returned
to his homo this evening three Potistown gentlemen
having become his security TO the amoupt OF $1,000
Tor aus appearance at the March term OF court
fnnpery, u Is believed, Will be given his liberty In
a similar manner IN day or TWO
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
SHOT FOR STEALING OYSTERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD. ]

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. ID. 1873.
Captain Lemuei Mitchell, commander OF a State
sloop. saot, al Thomas Point, Chesapeske Bay, 10.
day. seven miles from Annapolis, Andrew Couroy,
master OF the Maid OF Erin who was caught illegally
dredging toe oysters and sttenptei TO escape. he
vii probably iia This IL the second man shot ~
Micbali In fouf mnniha The