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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
FAIR NOTICES.

NOTICE.-At the earnest solicitation of own
~ ers of family driving hor,es the msnspars
OF the Fair offer purse of $50 for q trot of one
mile, best two in three. for horses whose record
Is not below three minutes divided as follows:
SaO to the first horse aud $40 to the second: an.
tries ten per cent Of the purso and not less ,hsn
~ three horses to start. Trot to come Oft Octo.
Der lst at II O'clock q. m. sharp. Also O puIss
OF $6O for horses fur yesls old mile heat, bat
two in three $40 to the first horse and BIO TO
Inc second; entries ten per cent Of the purse.
and lrot to take place October 3rd at II o'clock
9. m. sharp. Not less than three horses must
start. Theso trial, of speed and the ems for
county horses are separate and independent OF
Inc regularly advertised races in the premium
llst, and are gotten up to encourage the raising
ana keeping OF good family horses for general
drlVing. Entries can b. made by application to
me at any tins prior to the day fixed for the trot
sepZ6 I'd J. T. BECKhAM. Secretary.
WE HAVE determined 10 offer PURSE
w or SoO for trot by horses owned in Fair.
lax county and Alexandria city and countv.
mile heats, best two ia lhree, entities III Der cent
OF the purse. with not less than three Torso, to
start. Application to b. made for entry to me
as esrIy a. possible Trot to come off at twelve
o'clock, October lst. promptly.
Also purse of $40 for the fsstost mule one
mile, single daat, condition that not leas than
i've thall start Entries FIR thi, racs no,kins.
application fol entry to be made to me "a earl
as possible Race to come OF ut II o. clock. Oc,.
"a, sharp.
Also purse of $40 for the fastest time of men
on 1901, ons third Of d mile or once sr,und the
track; not less thaa ten (l0) to start Entries
nothing, but must have thu names CT all psr.
ties who desire to enter for the race before OFT
"a. Either white or coiored can enter Race 10
come OF at II o'clock, October 2ad.
seplo-td D. L. BECKHAM, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

MAJOR THoRNBURGH -Msj,r Thoruburgh,
Wh) WAS killed by the Ute Indians ct Milk
River. Colorado. few days since, was station.
I'd at Fort F0otc, below this city some three or
four years since. AID had a runter cfacquair
tenCcj heIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
Sudden De0iI,.

NEW York, O1t. 3.-Col Geo. L. Wats;p D,
on officer on Jsff,rson Davis staff throughout
the aie WIZ, ti d at Tho Philadelphia Hotel,
Jelsy CITY, yesterday, vile !i.tipg quietly 10
Tho billiard iOjn. L. is thought possible that
his death was caused by 40 overdose of drug
prestr Bad for his relief. A post moaem cxe
animation will bo made ct the morgus to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

IHE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The South
cIn EhuEchman says
I'VE are pleased to learu that our Seminary
optns ai!l lu rumtcIs. aud that fifi5,five Stu
droa are acua II GU he bin This must lcok
bike The good days of old. The Hight school al.
50 hes large attendance"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS

CGLLECT2Rs' OFFICE, Oct 2. 1879.
Notlca Is hereby given that tho tax bill, for
lcI9 are now in the hands of the Collectors. The
attention Ct oil parties interested is respectfully
called to tho following extract from the Reve.
nue. bill OF this yoar:
:, Upon oil bills paid ia full by the LIST day OF
ovem5cr, 1879. the collectors of taxes shall al.
low discount of Jtre per cent, and on all bill,
psld by the LIST day OF december, 1879, they shall
allow discount of tro per cent and on all bills
not paid on the Ind Day OF December, 1879, there
shall be assessed and collected a penalty of FIVE
FEN CENT upon the amount Of said bills, and
on all bills remaining unpaid on the lat day OF
June, leeO, dam4ge at the rate of t,oelpe per
ccnhlm por annum shall be- paid"
Office: Room No t. Roys street front, Mar
keL Building j. T. HILL, Ool. N. Dis.
Cctl2.lm s. K FIEl D. Col g Dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

lo-DAY.-1hc streets have been oJmfort-
able filed with paopIo 10 day, although, OF
course. not 81 crowded as on yesterday. Busi-
ness has been lively and the alta ndaIc, Mt the
far has been goad. The numbers Of visitors
from otroad hes not been so Iarg, as 90 Ike
previous days ttthe Fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

ENGRAVED CHECKS AND SHEET Music -
II y,u wait bank che neat = and substanii,
ally hnup1. at half p,ioc. AMI one dollars
W.. l. o. sheet music fer p cents, call Oh John
b. Purfoit. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

ssS CHECKED IN THEIR ADVANCE BY TIE
speedy acton o.! Hcset!er's Bittrrs. dyspepsia,
nervous ind!spoSiLion, constipation ana bilious
complaints cease TO hHrsss tho invalid. That
they will Instantly giVo ground is not pretendad,
but no medical Isct is NOR. certain, or ayoucEei
by mere CONT etent testimony than that these
mslAdles. aid others 10 which it is adapted, on.
tirelg sueccmb to the influence orthe medicine,
II It bs given 1ar trial. Tier total if not in.
stant rout Ia certain to onsuo. osaes OF strength
arc repaired, and fallursGf appetite snd nerve
qaletudn arc remeded by the Bitters; and as
the stomach grows stronger add assimilation is
sided by It's action. q gain in 0asL vii! follow.
L:dles III delicate health, acsd per.nns and con.
vaIescen:s, derive bodily and mental solace from
us u;o, and experience none Of tia rcpugnauco
which Ordinary toncs frequently ,nspira The
emphatic Recommendation OF uhysiai.ns con-
ttmR the verdict in it. favor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

MAKING THEMSELVES AT HOME. ~Ataut
one OF tie boldest Roberts that bag been ro~
p1ttad Tor some time Was perpeirated in j ahps,
town. Ptnn,. Saturday Right at the raidencs
OF uI 2,n c; lhst p!sc,. appears that The
burglars, no consisted OF nan aud woman,
entered the house tg way CT tho lrout door.
which had been leIs uolocscd. Oaco 10
thtr, they proceeded 10 make themselves al
home. They went di.cotly 10 the kitchen,
spread clean tl,cloth, got cut pi,s, cakes
breau, etc., which were found in the pantry, and
en- )ytd, good repast After this they got
basin II water. som, clean towels aad pisc, Of
soap. and proceeded TO take wisS. Then thew
passed up stairs TO wardrobe a6ioining The
room Whera the proprietor and his wifs w,rs
sleeping AID from there they took TIRE G dra,ses,
sKlrt two hati snl : low other articles ui wear.
Ing apparel.
Then they Wen! back to the dining room md
lhn female took OF her calico dress and under
SKIRT and h1rayed hersof in ono OF thu dres:ce
stolen from tho wardrobe. Tho csst Of .srmants
wero lett on the loor. also bundle lat in an
apron, which contained five yards of flannel q
oress patteln and remnants Of muslin. Tho
snppcsltioa IL that the thieves must taye bnen
alsrmod about the time the wnmarl Was unkiny
Ger toet. ana torgos to take the packs ago in
hurf:cu exit through the kitchen dnor, which
Was found 10 bsvo been unlocked. This fact of
lnere oelng robbery WAS not discovered by tho
people OF tho house until next morning, when
the hlred girl, who was the first IN, found thu
sum lying on tho floor. Eotbing was miss ed
rom lho house except tie wearing spparel AID
The eatsbles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Gct5ju 3. 1879.
For ;hs Middle Atlantic States incressing cloud
mess With possible rsin sreas in northern portion,
so1theriy veerng 20 colder we:tsrly wince ard
s.nH b. rDMc.c..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

sDc,'" loS SALES -htieEtion Is dIrccted 10 The
tr,t on sales OF resi ests.a (ad7eItised on the
TN fsse OF to Gsy's Gazel!e) to take place in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

70 ~ hE nIScHARGED.-Amnug the c1acjc's
,io, v' VIZ c0aTged irom the Riahmoud pspiten-
uufloG tie rTcbt 1T mouth alc Alfred fart.
c cbboSs' OF tarq1ier. aud Denni5 Coates of Win
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

teen foTEL.-ltis HCusc. 1fich has lust
,5e@os T'rGugtly Renovated uIi improved, !s
asus - u, rent 90 will hs seen By The advertise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
s9EEgTsN VIEWS.

II il estimated that from Goo to 500 i0us OF
Commercial ieriI 2:r4 have been purchased this
) :ascn ky Clarke farmers
The i:rmei5 of Clarke hra busiIy engaged in
sowing thur fall grain. Tho acGa@gh Of wheat
Is az great as that OF las! year.
Track l;ying on the s. v |; K. had pio
gre sied. Oh Tuesday Gvctlnr rs FIR as the Old
Chapel-threc miles south Of B-riyvitIe
The -four inspector for Fa'EOnl: r:porta The
amount i1spfaed for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 30 al Il 1852 barrels oil a! grads.
Ey G0SeTIo l,maa l.. kamp.r, ti,ur,l
tr2 lie, aGd VILLA n Il. Royal. e.q, spoke
at King Gcarea Gear, Iioris' Yesterday an the
debt settlement.
Ia VI:W al The apirJatti ii the S. Y. Il L.
20 bite P1;t 1: 10 hH- ten ruri his d within
4 Iu'7itr OF Il m'lr a tie vii age for ho treo-
tlon "t dri:G; PGTl;satr, David Me ,ilr, j..
q; 500 4'r .c;c.
Ohh OF Tho !iloai uutati4 tgti.- T.; tiu dav i
the Cumbtr i religious ttti4as that have &C.
cUrfcd curing Tic ;,.a; IH1 mol!h8 Ia PettrJ
burg aud shn SURROUNDING c0ua,iss, cSlcnAiur
Toto Il ccl@EbOll9g nonniic5 0t North Caro-
!ioa. lG numtc: Il is 3tc from - to 100
t0aVtis chs have occurred ut siuplc ueeidg,
aDd rom 40 10 80 srn cGniu.cn. They occur
ai!ko 10 alI aeComi lai5s:, aud am3ng the
Whales 5 &c as tIacks. Lfec adait!ots have
tcan n 9do - ctuiah cJnEyt ra.ilLa The re.
Vlya!a SIC a'il! II tTogIoss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

ihE W EATHER The weather to day has
,s.o very VAIN ooOnpi 50 10 TACT 20 b.
"' 10Y CT June d,y. Tie thermometer at
,;op u. Stood at So d, erces. l. is a sir collar
u.acloencc that y ,c;ly SIMILAR, Unreasonable,
"<a'IeF tctured abrut HE l:me last ysar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

y FISH SroEY.--A few days asu, hEr. Gsr.
Fur5, Sou OF SIR. Il II. Fdrt, visited what is
ktoSu as the IT. ID RIcSs," 90 tie PJlnnac,
near Sp!uk j old !artY, to aGell i0r bass. The
tlsh KIT nicely. and ha sann hooked a baker d
d,Zaa OF WY fla 0nG5--naa # them nsa-ally
LARGE. Returning hama with tie s.aiy spniIs.
the lrat lhiGr ho did was to w.igh thu boss"
Of the u:, whish pulled d>sn ihn ba'asc, with
i've plurh' ogaias. I.im. Enn 4.2: lhiar to
ba do5a was 10 oIc.a AID dress him. ard now
cauA lie rage past OF Tie story. 2 hi1 NAV
or stomach was ituca three silver half dollars.
Iva OF ;hcm hHGr date Ct coiragc in 1876 AID
the ether 10 l>5S. i'hn 'rcu!h" clutaining
the money T. Is hrourht Ia orr cfian on Moe
day luoraiGs by Mr.. l.; II, Farr, The father OF
the y0utg man wiO malc ihn capture--p ha
says ha wsa present when th1 fish was opened
aud saw the nav and nancy taken lhefs'ram-
and no oce IL this cIEimuai,y who kn0ws MIR.
+. Will iIr GtmcIt III S lei, his varuc;;y.--
Whatever be s'tl ~ CT bis oT1 klauIahyo us
ifc;, Will not &c glinaoiI
w" have tho 'rouGh," money and al, siiiay
on cur dcsk, preserved in aioah0', where it will
rtmliu Tor a Lew day.. ssh rnay be seen by any
ono curious on ih' sui .ci. 20 it is most
wonderful SIGHT. |! h.A been tNminod By
Dumhcr o' rtr5ous, anl various are the surnlijrs
Us 10 how The mGuey ct there. But it is there,
aud there ah end Oh it, i0udom Hirr0r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

AN ATTRACTIVE CARE Tho clothes worn
by ono beauty at recent garden party ia Fog
Is1d sro thus dts,ihei: Tho upper portion Or
btdS. which extended without change Of sub.
SlSEce 10 very nearly tho knne. was composed Of
:. coarsely koltted, pink silk jersey, Gu: iao the
figure. and tiuirgi like tho very ,igttca5 Of eel
SKINS. The skirt was short; cashmere OF The
Same color, kiitCd 10 io!ds. ard apparently iss
tonrd on to The top part By draped s,arf, with
long ends, which was made Of tho same mate.
Ta az The body. Al this last WAS ia,ed up at
tho left side. aud az the fair wearer kept her
arms ceter ninedly over the eyelet-holes, largo
sums of money We're wagerod ~ TO tho method
by which she had managed to get into her dress,
wnlch notwithstanding its eccentriti.y, was Ger
talnly very effective and becoming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

h0MEwARD BouND.-Thc Wiucb s;cr Listt
'I9Ianr3 started homo by the hall psst Two
= uock toaf,tor WasAiOg!Onthis tvabiug. Th, y
were accumulated 10 the wharf by il dctgch-.
msn' OF the al, xabdria Light lofan,Iy. un1cr
toT@and OF Capt. +. l.. SmMb, au;i preceded
% Douch's ban9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

7 OSi-Gn Friday evening last, on The street
e. JET BkEASTPIN, with the Lame Viii.
liam Arthur TSylcr engraved en- the back 4
reward Will la paid If lef. at the house coIn6r of
Duke and st. AsnIh stre:ts. 1t
~ OTICk-Ali persons are warned seains.
~ tres passing their stock and geese on Broom
lila " farm. III F'i'iax county south Of thus city
After said nolii3stion, ! will hold stock, &c ,
for dams1es
oct 81 IOiRE HOLmhS
ia GROSS kUMFORD's YEAST POW.
~ DER received 10 day BIZ
oct3 J G MiLBURN, 10 +, Fuy,l /.
NErANTHD 20 PGkCHASF-A Eecond
w hand HGlsTlNi. MACHIEE-for o
warehouse; sisu lwu CT three GOOD STORE
COUNTERS. Apply at This Office. sep26
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

aLFNANDRIANS ABROAD -Notgills and.
Ns INC lnmcose crowd present at our Fair,
yesterday. 1t seems that AL xlndris vas large
apa ptpatu' enough to spare stm, visitors to
"ef SISTER clitS. since the Baltimore G.2it,e
s,S'fs that "a large number OF plrsons from
n';&annrlo, Va. were present at the fiuIt
300 Flower Show 10 that city YESTERDAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

{ UNFINISHED YEAST and QUEENS
sep23 J, 6. MILBURN,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

RESISTING A MARSHAL WIN n. pstitr-
'On and Joshua Trek, caGtl 10 and mate of the
;chOoner JCl(erson Borden, were copvi,c l in
The u olted States G urt ct Boston Yesterday If
iesI'log aud assaultns dcpu'y m.,,.. al
nu'I' AT mp!lng to SO &c The vessel. The def
Ie'son Borden and the refractory cfhce,s are
wa Known here. The vessel carried CARGO
Oi coal rem this port a few weeks size.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

a LUCKY MAH.-Captaiu John Smnh, u
Iondu1'0r co Tho b. Il o. Il. Il. formerly co
Tue Manassas Gap road, missed III, poke:
LOCK 90 The What this moIal;r. He at o1ee
suppoSed that bis ptciet had been p elk ii aud
'o"Heo the police. Shortly Afterwards, how
t ever he louhd the pocket toak III water c'oset
9Ine % tie SCAT with lis contents iuac. The
uoL'eh'S bmtuutcd TO about eighty dollars in
moDey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-25

Ayr.s brig John xcpermott Davis. St Narys os; sshs
Dc Mery Gray Brews,sr S s.:a,s Ga. ao.,o,
In Dec II, bark Fri Eone .ier, 70, New York;
Ninsyeh wyman, une aud tho above arrivals not ''n''
Nils RissH J Jan isIn port 'chr E'na' Sawyer for
M.Yscrxz Jan io-saed schr Ricardo Barros, Newton.
IN Jan 10. Srg- Eleanor 'Br,, Parelow nnc;
Ss sS% 10 s sSsS
SsT York tor So sehr John LORD in0"'
ohn n'nnon Jan TN port sehr Rsoeecs 0re"ee
rosr Asros.o, Jan Arrived .ehrs Addis Rwarnsr,
G""esr rhI , Cleo Treadwe rehune M"rs
fosr a. a,scr Doe slesaed sehr. c.orgie.a Lord
Sss aSsr r.' Petit ., s"a
In por,Ian ~ bark Western iayt Chisholm. from
SS *. S.ss .;Ssi Ill., :s sa
from New York arrived ath. iiss' wary n "'''"'
RH ssl Dec s:st A Chapman Tyson.
sailed Dec ~ bark George Peabody. Wilson. Baltimore;
.%D,"I hosa. ssnr Ann. Miller
segerman Baltimore schr Foster uoombs. sasanssh.
York for Perm Ia@ssbo s'" r.S:s
!s"s " soiss .sSs Midas s..
:rsn.a. ss.s cIa%ss Bunker 1as;
SrEs n sTNsi' i'5 oss
Aaaidnsck johnson, Tor Gears; .chr; John l. Merrill
"a. n s9s: =, osy
sssnos Dec is~saed brig Energy CBr, Harrison New
York.
In port Dec 81 brig ANY Lane Costigan, from Rich
mond arrived 10Th; scr Anna Barker, Snowman, from
do. arrived Eth 80
Barbados: schr j W sawyer, Orchard New York.
Sailed Sth brig q g Clary. Scott, New York.
In port Jan bark David Dudley Johnson for bordeaux
THOMAS Jan 22Sailcd City of Para Carpen-
ter from Rio Janeir0), New York.
Arrived Jan ~ bark Anna A Rich DR. Baltimore for
Tralec; to 24h brig Charlotte Back crrck Laxuna tor
New York tsce Miscellany
ST KITS Dec 1U-Arrivcd, schr Florea (Br) Horton,
New York
Sailed Dec H. schr Early Bird, Dahme Hayti
ST MARc. Jan SIN port schr Cakes Gray from and
for New York. dg.
ST Jons. NIB. Jun 22-Cieared. ship Weldon (Br,,
Wright, Liverpool.
Sailed a2d, bark Ontario (B Mosher mot Coalaect,
Liverpool.
z.szB.R Dec 2osaiied bark Taria Topaz. Bachelder.
Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-25
ATTEMPTED HIS LIFE.

Captain Julian yelling. Of Company E, Fifth
regiment standing in the officers at the
armory last night drove two bullets through
his temple in a desperate effort to take his
life. There had been drill of Companies
II and +. and although the captain had occasion
to be present he there and seated himself
apart in the conference room. where he
pretended to occupy himself with book.
His mind, however. otherwise engaged,
and although he answered such questions
as were directed to him in n COOL Indifferent way lie
was clearly isboring under secret excitement.
After the companies had performed their
tactics and the departing
Drum Major Charles Berchet entered the room
where yelling sitting and conversed with him
few minutes Then. az the hour growing late,
he turned to put out the gas. saying ut is time
us to CO." Captain yelling to his feet
and took up hts hat though to put it on.
Berchets back turned for moment. Then
came a double report and when the drum major
wheeled about the blood streaming from the
others head. Assistance ut summoned,
and Dr. Lustdorf was brought to attend the wounded
man.
81 am bad shot," said yelling. smiling as the
physician took him in hands. That all tho
would.be suicide could be induced To say. His life,
however. saved by an accident. The bullets had
glanced from the bone and passed out.
Captain yelling keeps a restaurant at No. "a Bond
street. He was always favorite in the regiment,
and his motive cannot be OWNED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-25
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Chester (Br,. Brooks Liverpool via
Queens town-joln q Dale.
Steamer San salvador, Pahmke, Truxilo-Leaycraft
Co. go .
steamer Western Texas. Hines Jacksonville via Port
Royal-Leaycraft a Co.
SHIP Ruby tfr,. Raymond, Bremen--Ianes W Elwel
Ship Alhambra Alexander, Philadelphia--snow & Bur-
Bark Countess of Derby (Br, Hunter London-Funch,
BARK Cedar Croft (Br). Young. London--J W Parker
Bark Electra tBr Winchester Dundalk-Iames W Ewcll
bark Beatrice Do McCallum. Queenstown for ordcrsP
Ncvus & Son.
BARK Kepha Nor Terjesen mp--runch Edye 4 Co.
Bark Truro tBp, iuili Newark for Havre-J Whitney
Bark Royal Harrie dr), Gilatt. Bordeaux-P Nevius
Bark Die Gartcnlaube CGer Kruger valparaiso-runch,
BarI Witch Mudgctt, Boston-Alvah Mudgett.
Brig Acea Thurlow, White, Morgan PiIl E-Brett Son
Brig Starlight. Thompson, Barbsdos-L W & p Arm.
Brig Pearl, Brghtman Port Spain Trinidad,-Daniei
Trowbridgc. -
Brig Brcdalbane CBr Gilmore st Johns. r-Bowring
sclr Annie l. Palmer, Lewis, Cape Haytien-Isaac
schr Mystery OBJ, Babbin Halifax Ns--Perkins Co.
Schr Sarah tl,rl. Elkn, 81 John, n IA Honey.
Scbr George Calhoun (Br, Starkey, st John, MA
schr Maud a. Bessie CBr. Harper, st John. MA
schr Ocean Queen CBr. Guptll. Grand Menan, Micro
Schr West Side. Davis. Corpus Christi-J Brewer.
schr Empress Dennis Richmond and City Poins-James
schr Dreadnaught Grining. Norfolk. vs-sisght Bailey
srhr Gertrude Browning, Shovel, Norfolk vs-Isaac
schr Bowdoin, Randall, Boston--Brctt, Son & Co.
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obliged take their boats and let her ashore
again half mile above her orusr position Tue wreckers
we're stripping her yesterday.
ScuR dERsm BANNER. Boston from Rio Grande.
ports:-Isn n Handkerchief Lightship bearing l. one
mile encountered gallo from the southward with thick
snow storm in which lost anchor anu ~ nt chain
Has hides and horns 20 oerichs a Co.. OF New f"rS.
ScHR MorGo-Rark Romo BIZ. from Calais. f. for Bati
more, AT Annapolis Md. I'D inst reports Dec H. lat -
Ion ~ fell in with Moero of and from Yarmouth, Ms
for 80 Kits dismased having been capsiSed tue dsy pre-
overheard and drowned took OF the mate James MOTIFS
PEI.
ScHr JomN LoRp. Thomas from st John. Nh, Dec 81
Tor Havana put into Nassau prior Jan 10 with loss OF
bowsprif and sails.
The hull OF the bark Atalanta (Br, from Glasgow for
New orcaus. before reported having put into Antigua
h distress, was sold by auction Jan u for ti''
AsnrnY PARK, NJ. Jan 2iThe of the bark Italia
wrecked at Deal Beach. to-day The wreck
ing company have finished its work. and the hull will be
sold in New York tomorrow.
NORFOLK Jan 23-yosterday evening tho steamer Johns
Hopkins while steamg down the harbor. bound outward
for Boston, coded with the schr Lille Captain Hall
loaded with oysters and owned by Colonel phil Tho
She had aboard besides the captain who were
taken on board the steamer and subsequently, brought up
Ia the city.
Tho Of the Norwegian Success before reported
nshoro IL miles below Kitty Hawk arrived here Tuesday
night BY the inside aud in charge of the Nor
sists at eight and the first mate Tho Captain still
ut tho Of the wreck. The will be forwarded
Baltimore to-day.
san FRAScrso Ian 17Capt Stark now at the ship Kate
kellock in the Straits of Magellan, writes under date of
Oct aud thar the sch Rescue had arrived there
fnm the wreck the ship nzeltine and reports that
containing ten indians who took charge of the dock Tho
captain sh"t and killed aud MORALLY wounded
"ndorrasSs work ON tho ha1onc viii have great
trorbls from these Indians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-25
PUZZLED POLICEMEN.

About one o'clock this morning policeman of the
Fifteenth precinct, while patrolling his post on
Bicecker street. between Crosby and Broadway.
suddenly heard crashing report. Having
in his memory the late exploits of the
cracksmen the Manhattan Savings Bank on the
adjoining corner, the policeman at surmsed
that the mysterious noise had come from the
interior Of the Blocker Street Savings
Bank. He Immediately raped for assistance,
and was Joined by two other officers,
and together they made rapid arrangements to ex-
plorc the exterior OF the building. They tried the
large, massive doors. but found them as
solid Ms adamant. They next explored the adj
jaccnt alley, but traces of the supposed
burglars rewarded their search. They examined the
exterior premises at all available points but the
further they explored the deeper tho mystery became
Nothing rewarded their search The officers however,
stood guard over the premises until daylight. The
mystery only be solved when the bank officials
arrive this morning