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The New York herald., 1879-07-28

The WEATHER.-The pressure continues
below the mean in all the districts north of the
Ohio and Lower Missouri valleys, and there are
two distinct centres of disturbance within
which the barometer is relatively very low
over the Gulf of st. Lawrence and Nova
Scota and the other over the upper lakes.
There are also marked indications of the move
ment of disturbance toward the Rocky Noun
tains from the Pacific coast This is likely to
take northcasterly course until it reaches the
vicinity of Montana Territory, where it will re-
develop the energy that it will lose while crossing
the mountain ranges. The barometer, although
not very much above the mean is highest
over the South Atlantic and Gulf States. Rain
fell during the early hours of yesterday morn
ing over the Middle Atlantic and New
England coast districts. Ii was heaviest in the
vicinity of Nova Scotia, OH the southeastern
margin Of the disturbance before referred to.
Showers also reported in the lake regions
and the Northwest. The weather was generally
fair in the central valleys aud on the South
Atlantic coast, aud cloudy elsewhere The tenn
perature rose in the Southwest and on the
Middle Atlantic coast, remained nearly station
airy over the lakes and fell in the other sections
Of the country. The winds have been fresh in
the Northwest and in the central valleys and
light in the other districts The storm that
passed over the western portion of Pcnnsy ylvania
on saturday is said to have done large
amount of damage. The weather over the
British Islands is becoming cloudy, and there
are indications of the approach of disturbance.
The weather in New York and its vicinity To-day
will be slightly cooler and partly cloudy pos
III "a
promises to be warmer and fair.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

INSPIRATION has reached earth again, accord
ing to the Rev. DIR. Fulton. We would have
preferred that demonstration shonld first have
been made in New York, but Brooklyn is so
near that we may be among the benefciaries.
The reverend gentleman expects to preach
soon in larger building than any he has before
occuped-one in which at least half the seats
will be free, and the means are to come. Any
way, success to him. We like to see inspira-
ton come to head.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

A PLEA FOR LAGER BEER, made by a physi-
clan and before a temperance association on
Sunday, is about dreadful thing the or
dinary teetotaler can coDjure up, but all OF the
listeners seemed to be interested.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

NEITHER HEAT nor attractive excursions had
any effect upon the Cooper Institute services
yesterday, for were not Moody and Sankey to
othciate! The hall was iammed and the people
pronounced themselves delighted.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

Our CORRESPONDENT at Saratoga, the summer
capital of New York politics, sends lis a sketch
of the democratic dcluge taken from a window
of the anti-Robinson ark. There are n great
many uprooted trees and dead animals floating
about and he hears of two attempts at land
ing made by the Tilden dove, who returns from
both without an olive branch.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

may have democratic President yet
The Jewish Agita tiOn fn the Pulpit.
Mr.. Corbin's crusade against the Jews
furnished theme for several New York
preachers yesterday. The sentiment that
prompted the championship Of the .'perse-
cuted people" by ministers of various
Christian denominations cannot be too
highly commended. but there is really no
danger that the rights Of the Jews
will be interfered with in this country
any more than the rights of Catholics,
Episcopalians, Baptists or Methodists.
The constitution and the laws Sc
cure to Jews and all others freedom of
religious belief and equal civil and politi-
cal rights. There has been no attempt to
denounce the Jews because of their re-
ligion, and the folly of Mr.. Corbin's course
is shown in the fact that he cannot prevent
them from using his railroad or his hotel if
they desire TO do so. The one is chartered
and the other licensed for the public use
and convenience, and as the Jews are part
of the public they are entitled to ride over
the road and to avail themselves of the
accommodations of the public inn SO long as
they behave themselves. If Mr. Corbin OBJ
jects to their manners he can sell out his
interest in the Manhattan road and prop
erty or can retire from an active partici-
patton in their management and stay at
home. One preacher took practical view
Of the subject "If there had been no Jew
baskets" he said, ''there would have been
more money spent at Manhattan Beach and
Mr.. Corbin would not have issued his order
against the Jews" If this is the true ex-
PLANTATION of the Corbin movement it is
scarcely subject worth preaching sermons
about
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

ANOTHER Poor WRETCH, who had staggered
from hospital to hospital only TO be turned
away, finally fell in the street yesterday. In
this great city, full OF alleged charities, is there
no place of refuge and relief for dying
strangcr' If there is, why do not the other
charitable institutions know of its whereabouts
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

WE AGAIN PRESENT the championship records,
to date, of the various baseball associations,
with the reflection that, as some of the clubs
will be compelled to play almost daily through
the dog days, the rage for baseball appears
more wonderful and mysterious than ever be-
fore.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

The probabilities are that the fceather in New
York and its rcinity today wiH be slightly cooler
and purity cloudy possibly ,cih occasional rains
I0mOrr0,c il promises TO be tcarnaer and fair.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

ANOTHER LADY has chased suspicious char
acter until he was arrested. few such wO-
men would insure u neighborhood immunity
from tramps.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

How THE TEMPERANCE MEN OF NEWARK
or such Of them as are poiticians-must have
quailed before the German beer demonstration
yesterday There was gathering the voice of
which will be distinctly heard at the polls when
election day comes
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

How EXCURSION MANAGERS and seaside
caterers smiled yesterday The whole city
seemed to have grown restive during the two or
three damp days that had preceded. and yester-
day the outpouring by boat and rail was almost
unprecedented.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

SOME OF THE RESULTS of Church colonization
in the West are given in the report of Father
Swimberghs address. "Go West" is advice
that many a poor man will follow without
being urged; he merely needs the means to go
uifb
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

THE MosT GRAPHIC NARRATIVE yet given of
the accident to the State of Virginia will be found
in the HERALD to-day. 1t is by lady survivor.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

it no longer subserves his private purposes.
The way to secure democratic success in
this State, Mr.. Kelly, is to put Mr.. Tilden
''out in the cold, and you can do that if
you try.
And if that is done-who knows ?-we
may have democratic President yet
The New York herald., 1879-07-28

THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUES start for the
summer cruise happened to be set for one of
those days that make man wish he had never
seen yacht. Nevertheless the start was made
in good style.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
WITH SUPPLEMENT L.

NEW YORK, MONDAY, JULY 9S, 1879.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
CLEARED.

Steamer Montana CBp. Gadd, Liverpool via Queens
town-Willianis Gnion;
x Co.
Steamer Louise II CBrl, voss. London-J Tucker Co.
Steamer Bristol (Br), Symons, Bristol-W ID Morgan.
steamer icpxnio sBr. Rogers iiuii-sanderson a Son.
steamer lcrare tfrl. santee. Havre-Iouis do Bebian
Haytien, Grand Turks &cwm Clyde& Co.
steamer AiIsa dir,; Hughes Port Prince Jercmic.
steamer Wyanoke Couch. Norfolk. City Point and Rich
steamer VIM woodward. Young. Bal,imore-J Krsms
steamer Fannie Grumley. fhiladeiphia-wm Clyde
steamer Neptune Berry. Boston-H = Dimock
ship Evangene (Bp Manson, Liverpool--Jw Parker
Bark Navigator RUS, Orander. Penang and Singapore
Funch. Edve Co.
Bark q Stanford dtaD, Maresca sharpncss-Benham.
BARK Helene Ger, Gerdes. Fal,nonth--J A Paul..
Bark Gleueda Coming. Belfast. brett Son x Co
Bark Freeman Dennis (Br). Ellis. Belfast. Lloyd
Bark Albion tNor), Gunderscn. Galway-Funch. Edge 4
Bark Vera Ger. Lubke, stettin--Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Prinz Friedrich Carl Ger. Granzow stetn-Theo
ark rspisa Ssp B"ro ets, Barss,sna-E PUG Co.
Brig syfphde (sw), Lndholm Les Sabcs de Olonne-
Funch Edyc x Go.
Brig Josefa, Davis, Oporto-Brett Son a Co.
Brig Ruggiero ItaD, Kuggiero. PraeusLauro. Storey
Scarpati.
Brig Ruby. Rico. Barbados-Danicl Trowb bridge
Brig Garnet Hasten. Port Spain rnidad-Daniel Trow-
Brig Rabboni. Mccormick Laguayra Porto Cabello-
j Agostina
schr Five Sisters, Bush nquilla-smpson Ciapp
schr Acacia t,r). Hamiyn. st John, Mp INevius &
schr Livingston, Hodsdon. Jacksonviiie-Alvah
midget.
schr Mary Russell. steeman, Charlcston-w arren
schr S Jones. Fengar. Newark. NJ--cartwright 4
schr Yankee Blade, Lowell Bucksport. Me-R p Ruck
schr George Grccn, Chcvaiier New Haven--Rackett 4
sioop Chief. wattsn, New Haven-Cartwright 4 Doyle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
SUSPENSION OF A PILOT. Z.

The Pilot Commissioners concluded yesterday
their investigation regarding the collision between
the steamships Canada and Italy, of the National
line. June 81. Pilot A. Dexter, of New Jersey,
was in charge of the Canada. aud Pilot James O'Sul-
Ivan. OF New York. in charge of the Italy at the
in fault that the investigation had been ordered
Captain Sumner. First Officer II. S. Rigby and Sec
ond Officer Thomas Foote, OF the Canada, were ex-
amined, and their testimony against Pilot
O'Sullivan The evidence of Joseph Rob-
erts. chief officer; Alexander Robertson.
third officer, aud James ROBERTSON. chief
engineer of the Italy, inclined the same
way. Pilot O'Sullivan in his own behalf testified
that the Italy left her dock at fifteen minutes past
seven A. NJ. that the Canada ahead, picking her
way among a lot of. vessels at anchor OF the Bat
terry. and in the Italys course; the Canada slowed
port helm and went under the Canada's stern,
crossed her ships length and went down on her
starboard side at half speed. between ak and
knots an hour; he paid no further attention to the
Canada after getting abreast of her. lie then noticed
q tow ahead, and then starboarded a half point to
point and got tbs tow on his starboard bow; Cap
tain simpson, of the Italy. then remarked that
the Canada would into his vessel, and shortly
after the collision occurred the Canada striking the
Italy about her port mizzen rigging; he claimed
that he was pushed for time and entitled to the
right of way.
The Commissioners found Pilot O'Sulliyan guilty,
and sentenced him to suspension from duty for
three months.
Pilot O'Suvar did not like the verdict and claimed
that II the testimony OF Captain simpson, of the
Italy. who was the bridge with him. had been
taken, he would have beon acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
OBITUARY.
GEORGE LONG, ENGLISH SCHOLAR.

GEORGE LONG, ENGLISH SCHOLAR.
George Long. the well known English professor,
died yesterday at Chichester lie was bora at poul-
ton, Lancashire, in 1900 educated at
Maccesheld School aud afterward Mt Trinity
College. Cambridge where lie was Macaulay's
contemporary He successfully elected to the
Craven scholarship, the first Chancellors medal and
O fellowship. In 1924 he appointed pro-
lessor of classical languages at the University
of Virginia, then being organized by the
of Thomas jefferson. There he spent two quiet
and useful years, enjoying the personal friendship
OF the illustrious founder. Returning TO England,
he became professor of Greek in the University OF
London from 1926 to 1881 and shortly aterward
began his labors editor of the IenBy Cycoppdia.
The list Of his works IL endless. lie translated
Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus and Select Lives" from
plutarch: he compiled the Standard Cyciopadia aud
he wrote an elaborate history on the Decline of the
Roman Republic" Since 1873 he was IN receipt OF
n royal pension OF f1O0 year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAHIA July 2-Arrived brig Sirius Ger. Metz. New
s Atkins New York
sS rsS sss; 49,
do Iand sailed 18th 18TH Bertha tBr, Purdy
Bo.,1n sso .aes 18th for s. TSoma Wsas
@ s,s sra Sss z, fS
Charlotte Briggs. New York .chrs Victor u'r, Pese,.
il PIT. Isr yosns bsSsrsrs 'sna sailed s5. S' Tor
Boo sr Sa ss.'s SS as dol 2'h Prince lie
81 s
90" 18th bark Tuck Sing 3D. MarsSai boston seS:
Enc ySang SSse'I Ado DO a-c,s.roa bark xw,s m,
BaipekwArKa Ms. Aug sCcared. brig Ida tBr. Smith,
CIrSruncos, Aug liArrved. steamer Santiago, PHIL
'S.rS Ro;.sa: Aug lsPss;sa in steamer Besys. dr.
scariet, from bristol for Montreal VIZ
HoSe kess june ls-ssied bark Edward May. John
mAL!..x. Ms. Aug s-ceared brig. Queen Of the Yves.
Porto Rico and .aIisdS Eureka Or Doans J%%aie"
Sailed 18th steamer HISTORIAN d'r', stephen from Lv
losrRnAl. Aug e7Arrvea, steamers Canadian CBr,.
tBr Tannoci Glasgow; superior tBr ficisn. Lv.
LMxssPSS
PxnSAsruco. July is-Arrived, brig Mary Rice. Chsl
Pom Spas July ao-Tn port. schr Clifford, Brssdon.
Quknrg Aug eArryed, steamers Peruvian tBr,. Smith
Livcrpool: AnA0tia (Br), CardH; ship 1lanmOrag
lBr Dawson. Glasgow: barks Hovdiug Nor. Zernichon
London; Chry solite DR. Wood do; 10Th steamer Do.
minion tBr). Roberts. Liverpool
Cleared 9TH steamers Teutonia r). Gibson. Liverpool;
Noodle Liverpool brig Bowes (B Kendall Port Madoc
ST PIERRE Mart. Aug Tin port. bark Reindeer Decker
from and for New York. ldg: briggs Dauntess Williams
snss S% New r sss
sr THOMAS Aug I0-ssed steamer City Of Rio Janeiro
sr JOINS, Pr, July 2s-Arrved. bark PalodIn Arg,
Jones Baltimore.
ST JonS. NIB, Aug 1O--Arrved, ship Louis Walsh White
Rotterdan 11th, schr Maggie tBr, Hogan, New York
Irene tNor Larsen, Dronthem.
Sailed 18th, BARK Syphide Nor. Petersen, Anglers
Cleared 18th, brig Emily Raymond tBr) Roberts, Green
ock
Pm STEAMER WyoMxal
AvoNxoUru. Aug f-Saed, Govina Isl, Scarlet, Mon.
treal.
AUCKLAND NJ July 2o-Arrved. zealandia o). Cheval-
Ter San Francisco.
BRisroL, July 3i-Arrivcd Miramch Hansen, st John,
BARROW. July 8o-ArrIved winons Gordon. Miramichi.
Sailed 3Uth, Poseidon, Beck, New York
BELFAST. July 3l--Sailed. ~ Helena McCamont Que
bee Aug l. Henry. Martinuscn, Fortress Monroe.
BRKxERHAvsS, July 30 Sailed Moen. Rchan. North
America; Strassburg ts). IIeimbruck, Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX, July 3O-Sailed Nereo O. Ussonak Pictou.
CmRIsrrASIA. July 27-Arrived, Ingolf knudsen. New
York.
CALAIS, July 3i-Arrived, Ystaws, ssrenscn. Pasca.
goula. -
CARrnAerSA. July 24-Cissred, Egypt ts) Hawkins.
CALcufrA July 29Sailcd. City of Bcnares. New York:
DEAL, July 3UPassed Has. Tarmldsen. London for Sa
vannsh; Aug Harald aarfage Haivorset. do for do;
Myshra Tucker, Caibaren for London. Proteus Par.
sons Quebec for do; Veronica. Payson. do for do.
Anchored 3lst Prvaeer Cox, London for Sandy Hook.
Sailed LIST, Agossino y, Bosso from London) Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug 1i--Arrivcd. steamer T. Knight
Now York schrs Harlow, Jersey CITY land sailed
return; il Hail. ashiDgton land sailed for BRISTOL
Sailcd-Steamer John Gibson, Now York.
APPONAUG. Aug IU-Arrivcd schr Sarah Purvcs Lisle
Hohoksn.
BOSTON, Aug ii-Arrvcd, schr J j Moore. Franklin
Port Johnson.
Ceared--schr Chadwick, Norris Alexandria. Va
12th-Arrved. steamers Victoria (l3r). Williams Liver
pool; Centpodc smith, Philadelphia; schrs james Boyce
Manson, do. Julia Decker, Freeman BROOKLYN Win
Lee, Lee Georgetown. DC; Eva Smith, Adams Philade
phia: Alice ID, Basset. Roundout John ii chaifee. Buell.
Albany
Also arrived. steamer Dover Of Chicago from weehaw
ken bark Wakcheld Carver, Calcutta brig Tiber tBr.
Power st Johns PR.
BeIowBark woodside. Montgomery, from Buenos Ayres
Ceared-Stcamer Helvctia (Ijelg,. Meckenberg. Ant
werp via Ncw York bark Gcroloma Oivari dtaD Etia
Cork; schrs Mary Baker. Thompson. Cayenne; Allen
son, New York Ida Della Tarrc, Chase. do; Plymouth
Rock. Parker. do; II Read Nckerson, dot Maria Mag
dacna, somes, Fayai and marker; Aurora. Pcrens Mg
dsira.
saiIed-steamers nlyrian. for Liverpool; WIN Crane,
Baltimore; brigs Valerie aud II siblsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
NEW YORK'S ADVANTAGES.

At the meeting of the Hoboken Common Council
last night Councilman Meehan offered preamble
and resolution setting forth that the city of New
York had by encouraging rapid transit and cheap
railway fares offered many inducements Tor the
dents of Hoboken and vicinity TO move across the
river. the Council direct the Committee Wharves
Ferries and Railways to confer with the officers OF
the ferry company and the railway directors with
view to procuring reduction OF fares In both cases
for the benefit OF the citizens in and Hoboken.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScuR ARMADA (of Albany, from Hudson. NY. with pig
iro while entering the haror of New Haven night ~
Aug II struck arock the lighthouse and sunk
Efforts being made the vessel, which Is
valued ut ~ 500 and insured The is valued
81 800 and Is insured.
Sen. W BRowS Moulton, from Galveston July g. with
bones New York. put into Nassau Mp July 10 leaking
badly.
ScHR RACER, from Providence arrived at New London
Aug II leaking. having been ashore the rocks In
Fishers Island sound sho will go the railway
70 repairs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
SPOKEN.

Ship New World Hammond. from London for Now York
York, July - lat 40 Al, Ion 9 46.
ship Dnisberg sGerls Evers from Rotterdam Tor BALI
Ship Bolivia CBD, Hilbert from Philadelphia for Ant
wsrp, Ang .. LAT ~. Ion 50
America Aug 8, lat Al IS Ion IS il.
ship Hsdv,g Ger MiSssen from Now York for AMER
A ship, supposed the Pacrons Cocord, from Philade-
pha for San Francisco July a. lat 80 81 N Ion
Bark Blanche Howe liussey from Portland for Buenos
Ayres, July 10. lat Al n, lon1J w.
Baltimore July "a, lat NJ Ion IL.
Bark Eimranda, Staples from New York for Dunedin,
Bark Kaisma Br Douglas; from Liverpool for Calves
ton, July 20. lat - II, Ion II 70. .
a%' w. gsIs & . y tss@ asw york 10Y
Bark Forest Br, smith. Dublin for baltimore Aug lat
Barn F,crence Treat 6of Bangor, Ms veass from Ham
burg tor Philadelphia. Aug 10. lat Al ~, lou 3D.
Ms's.% a IS sssV q from
Bark Brszilera (Nor Thomassen. from Hamburg for
BaIt,%9re Aug of GEORGES b1nks p,..n ~ Nav
York Aug 5. la, 10 ~. lon IS :3s.
Bark Admiral Tege,hoh Ger. from Liverpool for New
Bark Hypatia tBrl Marshall. from Liverpool for New
Bark Eiiezer (Norj from Oporto for Hampton Roads.
July -, lat 81. Ion IL W.
BARK WALLACE Eor Erickson from Lisbon for pha,
Bark Lord Dafsrin tB) from Dalhoase to London July
Buenos Ayrss, June 20. lat y n Ion rs ".
Bark John Lorway Brj Lorwxy from Limerick for Bal.
4 German bark showing KBsI %. from New York for
AMER, July H. lat 10 :. Ion "a W.
Norwegia bark showing letters HDRG, from Hamburg
for Baltimore. Aug 4, OF Georges Shoal
Brig c1mes.a'as imnasnste tsp from Als1andria
Schr Elma Wright from - for Boston, Aug II. no
An American vessel showing private signal red white
and blue, bound 5. June 10, lat IL n. Ion 80 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
RAPID TRANSIT.

The Board of Directors of the West Side and Yon-
kers Railway, who were elected on Monday last, met
yesterday and organized. Mr.. c. +. Worrshoffer
was chosen president, MIR. Anthony j. Thomas treas
and Mr. c. Goddard secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
SWIMMING AFTER THE SHIP.

One of the sailors of the steamer Montana. which
sailed yesterday for Liverpool arrived at the pier
few minutes too late. Nothing daunted however,
he threw his coat to a companion, jumped into the
river and struck out for the He picked
mp by boat in the middle pf the river and succeeded
in rowing alongside his ship, and was soon taken
board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
Bdr. Thcr Suf, Of
Aug. ~. Hour. f,rL. Den Wind Weather
j. II II
Horseshoe. ...... Noon 3l2Ol sol SElClear
Hospital Ship....l PMl3niGl SUI SSW Clear.
Bar. .............i X PMl3.1s 75 SSWlClear
Staten Island. liz Pm ls0is al sWIClear
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. II, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Gordon Castle (Br) Warng, Yokohama June
1ogo sth singapore 2ls sueE July 10 Port Said 18th
and Gibraltar 9Th with teas to Henderson Bros Ex-
pprienced changeabc weather during the passage
vecrnp times all around the Aug
T. lat ~. Ion 81 had fresh yale from SW with heavy
swell barometer 2pO3 thence high SW swell Aug II had
"a dense fog 10 hours
Steamer City OF Chester (Br. Brooks Liverpool Aug
an Queenstown fth with mdse and passengers ohm
Dale Aug s. lat ~ ~. Ion 81 o. passed Gal.
liza (BrJ from New York for Liverpool. lth lat ~ tS
Ion 90 30 u British ship bound W showing QiGC
steamer scyihia ur. laines, Liverpool Aug 2. and
Queenstown sd. with mdsc and passengers to g q
franekiyn Aug .. lat 30 o. Ion 90 -. spoke
lean bark showing PBWF. bound 7th lat "a 0i. Ion
~ H. ship Chas Marshall, Hutchinson, from Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
YACHTS. srEAMBOATs. &C.

A MEXICAN YACHT AGENCY, ii0 NALL sr.-fHE
~ great Yacht Depot OF America; 800 first class
sciovner sioop open Yachts sale all kinds
OF Yachts 10 charter low.
INoR SALE-sLOOP YACHT COMING, Vlxl.. .Uw
In commission New London. Conn. very fast. FULLY
found and IN perfect order. Apply to u. u. HAVEN, ~
Wall st.
LNoR sALE-srEAM YACHT EVA. 40 FEnr LON1
W IN complete running order will be sold
CHEAP Apply TO her owner, l.. SINuLETUN. lU1 Mercer
ST., corner spring. New York
AANNfNG's YACHT AND GENERAL SHIPPING
Agency o. beaver NJ. Established lsfJ.Pares do
ct purchasing charering Yachts Vessels VI
any obtain full particuiars Of all In the
market b. personal application by sending for Man.
nng's Yachting Circular aud shipping Inqurcr mailed
FREQ.
ylANTED-SECOND HAND sPOKIiNu BOAT; MUST
w be light 100 Broadway. room 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13
BELOW.

Ship L Gilchrist Cof Thomaston. Me- Watts from b
val May -.
Bark Vibla (Br). from Belfast
Bark John Lorvay (Br). from Limerick.
Bark Peru (Sw), Skoldabrand, from Trieste May 30
Bark Amelia. Burgess. from Trieste April 80