davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-12-24
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A NEGRO MURDERER EXECUTED.

NEW YORK. Dec. ia special to the TeIe-
gram from Petersburg, va, says: The negro,
Frank Baker, was hanged to-day at the Sussex
eta Stands and her infant child, near Stony
Point station, on the night of August 1. Only
the sheriff and assistants, doctors
were present at the execution. Baker passed
an uneasy night, but was perfectly calm this
morning when told to prepare himself for the
scaffold. When the moose was placed around
his neck he trembled little, but recovering
himself, muttered a few words of prayer. His
limbs moved convuisively for a minute after
the drop fell. In about 10 minutes the doctors
pronounced him dead. The crime for which
Baker was hanged was an extremely brutal
one. He attacked his victim at Tier home, and
almost chopped her head of with an axe. The
child he buried alive. The colored people of
this district were greatly incensed against the
prisoner, and at one time there was talk OF
lynchipg him.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-12-24
suit for Heavy Damages Ae.iAst Poss-

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. l9.-Masy A. Mar7ay.
removed on Monday from position as clerk
In the postoffice, has brought suit against
Postmaster Tyler. claiming $4,000 damages
ness against the postmaster IN the recent In
yesffgafiou.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-12-24
An Ancisnt Document /,

In searching the records OF the adjutant
generals Office the following was found.
which, no doubt, will interest many readery.:
Return Of the Forsieth regiment Indiana
militia, commanded by Colonel James Pax
ton, to Samuel Downing, general comnsnd-
in0 division, Columbus, Ind. July ], 1894
List OF STAFF oEFIcERs.
Bethael F. Morris, adjutant; Heryey Bates
0uartermaster; Calvin Fletcher, paymaster;
Kenneth A. Scudder, surgeon; JaIRes NJ. Ray,
Judge advocate; Jeromlah John00n, sergeant
MAJOR james Blake, Quarterm1ater sergeant;
Caleb ecudders drum major; John E. Baker
forooe master. 3
The New York herald., 1879-03-09

B4.x A.r.,rsrr ,sws .. Dsl.var. Brsshvsts, from
sabss d0one reports heavy weather in Bay OF Bi'eay'
BAsx ALxA er, from New York for stetsiu which was
steamer Durham WAS full Of water February 2a.
scnm Tyler Curtis from Jack.opyills for washing
condition and wa. s the .npysrd
lumber She . to go on the marin marine railway % fSs rfps
found that she had about feet Of water in her hold and
..ls sn at d. ri rs,s s % ss
lasting for time after which the vessel was headed
scmR NxLLik at baltimore from Navassa brought
vessels that had been condemned and sold after
encountering gales ut sea-
MORGAN before reported sunk by collidinr in
Chesapeake Bay bound from Charleston Baltimore
insured % ffoss ios od% sH0'p"-'' '''- 'AD'' ~ '
Sem Fam WIND whaler NB 10 II tons ha. sold
freighsing bus,nsss.
scns EIwoon Bunros from Matansa:. arrived at Della
n Of Hasssrss.
ssms x.ss,F ny.yxx trs% frcvascss % fsr New Yo,.
gotten ofAM March i. high water, without damage
4E s,a ssss Ss
away the l..ters bboom and bowsprt The shepherd
Nth ard arrived s Ss0w
HYANxIs March 6-schr Mary Tracey. In coming into
harbor the suuksn OF schr Goden Eagle aud
damage
NoavoLx. March s-Ths captain aud crew of the bark
S s Men ssS"y & ss ss cS 9d Y1r s II
evening BY the Old Domnion line.
M MsSSG v.ssnasGiosse,.sr: March Sch. Maud
crew Of ~ men for shore fishing yoyare which usually
Ing as' s4Ss
sE soos and VA: built in Bath Me- sy Sssss asSor" il
ls77 She . IS tons and in the Gloucester
@ 70 s e
S her s sn Sas 20
spoken since sailed but the captain Of the sshr
sss % on each which The rig q
~ s
insured IN the oue.ster Mutual Marine Insurance.
Feb for Trip 20 Gsorses Bank and has ooen aSsons
a S
snS MSi ~ .S ns sss %
insured In the Gloucester Mutual Office for 500 and $500
sehr Annie Linwood O'Connoi sailed Feb for trip
to to I sr IL on a Ss
fore the gale with about 1900 lbs Of ash which
IasoSd va. Sai: j Essex y is7i toms and
zsss Sg which s ssEs sn ct
Sch, Harry Hooper Foley with II men sailed from this
something s o the
and almost foriorn hope et her returning
Co and was 90 27ico tons % bu!.hsn and built n Ssw
and insured for ala beside $500 on her oa.ss:
There are also others which were out in tho gale Of tho
10th Of Fo6rurvy is improbable that
as s me
sys % III n s gale OF 1867 there
SuPBrrLDINGThe schooner In process Of construc
ton at Thomas sgsns yard Bath & is all pianked and
work preparing her for the painters.
Goss sawyerAre building schooner at Bath Of
mery sehr Laura Robinson she s owned by parties
ished in April.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.

A teleQraphic despatch from st. Louis. published
yesterday. announced the rumor that Jay Gould.
Sidney Dillon and other members Of the
pool" had succeeded. after repeated efforts.
in obtaining control of the Kansas Pa
cifc Railway in the interest Of the Union Pacific
Railroad. It ascertained yesterday from prom
inent official of the Kansas Pacific Railway that
negotiations have been progressing here tor some
time past between the representatives, of the junior
securities and those Of the Denver extension bond
holders. for the purpose of arriving at settlement
satisfactory to the latter and that within
few days past arrangement seemed
likely to be agreed upon. On Thursday last
the Kansas Pacific Junior securities held by
the old st. Louis directors of the Kansas Pacific COM
psny were purchased by the leading owners OF the
latter company. Thus the Union Pacific interest has
gained control of than majority of
the Kansas Pacific stock and also of all
the junior bonds. that the reorganization
of the Kansas Pacific Company is under the control
Of the Union Pacific parties. provided that def
mite settlement is made with the Denver
tension bondhoders. The st. Louis directors Of the
Kansas Pacific Company have resigned, and 1t is
understood that board will be Immediately
made up and that there will also be designations Of
some OF the trusteeships under the company mort
CAGES The eivership will be continued until the
termination of the foreclosure proceedings.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
WRAPPED IN FIRE.

An alarm Of FIRE which given shortly after half
past three o'clock yesterday afternoon for district
No. "a. Brooklyn. caused by the discovery Of
smoke issuing from the third story Of Norman Tay::
lor Il Sons chemical works, Sackett street. near
Van Brunt. The fire originated in u large iron
tank which is used for making carbonic acid
gas. The interior Of the tank is lined
with woodwork. and Q workman named James
Brown was employed in painting it. when he acci-
dentally upset kerosene oil lamp which he had
lighted inside the tank. The burning oil set fire to
his clothing and to the wood. and after vainly
deavoring to extinguish the flames he forced to
make his way out. This the unfortunate man did by
crawling through IN opening known US n man hole.
the aperture being barely sufficient to admit of y
small sized man. His screams and the rush Of smoke
through the place attracted the other workmen to
his assistance. They covered Brown with their coats
and smothered the fire, which had burned his clothes
nearly of his body. stream of water suf-
feed extingush the fire in the tank and the loss
sustained To tho owners will not exceed $500.
Brown. who is twenty-five years Of age was removed
to the Long Island College Hospital, where his
covery is considered doubtful.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
PLEURO-PNEUMONIA.

THE QUARANTINE STAFF AT WORK ON STATEN
IsLAND-NoT MUCH PROGRESS IN NEW JERSEY.
The State quarantine staff has commenced opera
tions against diseased cattle Staten Island The
campaign was opened yesterday by Professor Law.
who made thorough examination of several stables
in the eastern section of the island. He found.
however. only one serious case Of pleuro-pneumo-
MIA. He will resume his examination tomorrow,
and continue during the entire week. The COM
plants from Richmond county to the Quarantine
Commissioners have been comparatively few so that
it is not likely that quarantine proclamation will be
called for. The stables bordering on Stapleton and
Clifton those chiefly complained Of while those
At New Dorp. Annsdale. Huguenot and Richmond VAL
ley kept in y comparatively good condition. and
the cattle afforded good food and ventilation.
General Patrick has appointed an inspector to take
charge Of Oyster Bay and North ana south Hemp mp
where. according to recent reports, pleuro-pneumo-
MIA prevails among the cattle
JERSEY BILL.
The General is not altogether pleased with the
tedious action OF the New Jersey Legislature. PRO
fessor Law and myself (" said he. 'went before the
legislative committee. explained law the
subject and gave them the beneit OF experience.
and yet they do not seem inclined to do much in the
way OF guarding against the cattle disease Our own
law has some defects, but in the main 1t is good
one" Senator Canfeld. of Morris county. N j. told
HERALD reporter. yesterday, that he doubted very
much that the bill presented in the Senate would be
passed. He took active part in the examination
before the legislative committee, ana came TO the
conclusion that while infected cattle should be
slaughtered the State should not be compelled to
for them. This view is shared by many other mem
bcrs of the Legislature aud lively opposition to the
bill is anticipated As the Legislative session will
terminate this week, and AS Governor Mcclellan is
determined to have ethcacious measures adopted
in regard the cattle disease extra session WILL
General Patrick thinks. be called il the bill does not
pass this week.
The slaughter OF Blissve cattle continued yestcr-
day at the johnson avenue stables. Some OF the
extra staff OF deputies at the stables have been re-
heved and after next Thursday only four will be
uuired
The New York herald., 1879-03-09

man, Nswbuypor.; Tarry Not Barrett. Somerset; L
xss ess1ss s%isa .iss%sa sn m Collins
Dock 4; bark Pacific tNor wsssnbsrr, Piy%es,E,' z:
rs aodfrsy. Boson: %% Mason French. do; . Ray.
aaa. kesss sG s ds
Sssd-stsan,er Ayondale Or. New York
Ss: Esy%sns Masrs' lotus DR., Sesd TsssrssaI brig
Nsissss. sa%%srsiIis 1s Murphy csafasos JAWS
pofTAND. March e-Anived; schrsJ Knowles, Pink
ss o ssss to s.s f Ss
wood Williams, New York
n. Ma Ssrs
' sa po"ss rH ssh,' sSgs %s
Messenger; Talnan New York, '''''' '''-''''
s%G. r" 1sG% S'x Ss. xo asr.
Ss. H;y:sf
Ssrd co.abs S.s New YorE YsSy Folsom p0as'
s,n PROMISED r,sd land LII March e-saed sehr Annie
RICHMOND March s-sailed, Mary Novel;. NOVEL;.
R3cKLANp& an March sASIiSed. schr Knight. Pratt.
e,h,Saisd schrs Maggie Bell Hall. Richmond; Light
7thIg port sehr Emma Gregory McLain. to sail for
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb Arrived. bark os...nar.
Adams, Edwards; from seabeck via Port Townsend.
h,ss w%ff Eass s.ss. a.
ss!isd.sSes. Amer Bssyss Watts, Antwerp; County
OF LEA Uardigsn sBro lI! Hughes ss. Cork
y: $SsSS Ss:s @ s:$'' Liverpool
J-Arriyed Il
Mckcen, New York.
sthArrived: steamer Gate City, Daggett. New York;
bark James Ward Payne, Havre
Cearssdwshp Senator Iken Ger) Leny Phiiadelphs;
!Nor Jacobsen Reval Pston tNor Andersen Cronstadt
vanads Nor Petterscn Charleston Fesa Sp Serralles
Urom New Orlesns). Barcelona.
saisd-steamers City Of savannah Mallory New York;
wyoming Seal, Philadcphia VIM Lawrence, Howes Bal,
tinore ship Haxeltine Gikey Liverpool barks Eos
!Norl Dannevg, Revnl Gudfaxe Nor), Andersen, kiga
brig Jnana Gonxales (Sp Martinez Barceona schr Jo
siah Whtehouse. rarnham, Philadelphia.
SATILLA RIVER. March l-Sailed, bark Perseverance
(Brl. Bureh Circuit Yarmouth. j..
VINEYARD HAVEN. March 7-Arrived, schrs Eben
Fisher Reynolds Cicnfuegos for Boston, Rachel Seaman
Seaman Port johnson for do Olive Fry do for Portsnd
Ranger (Brl Sellers Perth Amboy for st John Hib-
bard b., Br Crane New York for 81 Johns nj WIN Mar
mastl Riverside tBr). Price. Weehawkcn for st john
Sailed-Steamer Rattlesnake; schr Para.
WILMINGTON. Cal, Feb 2S-Arrived, bark Taylor,
Bergman. Port Blakey.
WILMINGTON NC. March 6-Cleared, steamer Regula-
tor Dosne, New York; schr Jno Middleton. Jr Tunne
jackson vile.
sth-Arrved, bark Johannes Foss (Nor), MIkkslssu,
Havre.
WAREHAM March 6-Arrived, schr John Perry,
Woods Newcastle Del
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
HEAVY DAMAGES.

The jury in the suit brought in the Brooklyn
City Court by Rachael Sloan against the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company to $4,000 damages tor
personal injuries returned their verdict yesterday
morning. The suit has been tried twice. the
hrst time in January last. when the jury
were unable to agree. eight being for the
plaintiff and four for the defendant Mrs. Sloan
was injured about eighteen months ago. She .
passenger Of the Fort Hamilton line
of CARS and when the Inebriates'
Home informed the conductor that she wished
TO get of. The conductor had charge Of the
horses the time, the driver being engaged in eat
ing his dinner The driver, she said. whistled to
the conductor, whereupon the driven slowly.
As she got the step the car. she said suddenly
started, and she throw violently to
the ground. Her hip badly fractured. aud she
claimed that she rendered cripple for life. The
verdict rendered yesterday in favor Of the plain
td for $1,000 Mrs. Sloan il about sixty years Of
age And resides in Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsprSwALl Feb 22-Arrved. bark Lisss smith, Boston:
Esd. George shos.on, Gray. cardin.
steamer LamoksH. smith Gray fown and way ports
CALLAo Jan a. Arrived bark Nsthilde Norj Clausen.
Sailed Fsb ship Belle Morse uutchns Husnillas ilth
bark Helen Marion tBr, Mundy. do.
icuiauE. Jan io-saiied bark Triton DER for United
sc 'S Srf SS.:s Ps
United States lde; duidng Star tBr. Prowse for San
.MArlssA.. March S-ssiied. steamer United States,
rIsisu. Jan si.s:i,.d prsvios:ly par. Lornda Bor
Ponr SAID. March s-ln port, schr Louise Mallory,
SAN Jcss WiasiensaJ Ysb io--Arrivod. ship Reunion
sAsros Jan i4-Cieared brig Amy A Lane Costigan, st
sHELRuRxE Ms March 5-Arrived bark st Oiaves tBr),
Garter. Calais Franco. for orders
York % sh Carl Lo,h,og NeAl,cp GienfsegSs: @ Chem
fPER STEAMER REpusLicl
AnpaAssoE. Feb A-ssiied. Sir Herbert Maxwell. for
ASrwrar Feb 2s-sailed Ivanhoe Kirkpatrick 81 John,
Nh; Eliza. LaucIrica. America
Sailed from Flushing roads 2ist sesforth, Cox, Phs-
dephis; Edith Troop, smith, and Recovery. Cook. New
Bslsrol, Feb 24-ssied HeIndai, yenson, Wilmington
BELFAST, Feb 24-ssicd. Ocean, Walker, Doboy 18th,
BoRp.a .auxsacd from PsuiIlac Fob ~, Dasmar Johan-
nescn, New Orleans, go, p s,.ux
CARpIvv Pcb 25-Arrved stewart English. Bristol.
Sailed oath, Eliza. Dart. Havana; wskeford, Mur-
sss xiyora Ms%c g rsoms.; New Era, Mevss cioa
fusyos; Arctic, Brinton, 81 Jsgc
Cows Fob a4-ssiIed, Hervsssis, schuants drom Dun
s'rs ra New York. 49, r.v,. c.,,..,.u.r
Amsrics Ncf' shrissen.en. New York Tor copenSasen
10Th. vAan. Randaif do for do.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia (B, Perry, Liverpool via Queens.
steamer steamer GornSsh r Williams. Bristol E.w Nor
Steamer Lepsnto (Br). Rogers, Hull, E-ssnderson 4
Steamer Ethiopia dBp. Campbell, Glasgow-Heudsrson
Bros 49,,
es%s5 %s;sr ' wis''0d B''m'n via s0ah'm'
s. fa:sa fa@s.S ciPs rrs Bo. &c
Steamer City Of Vera Crus Van sice Havana and Moxi-
steamer Rio trande, Bolger, Galveston via Key West
Steamer New Orleans Halsey. New Orieans-cIark 4
Steamer General Whitney. Freeman. New orls.ns-Bo.
Steamer City of Macon Kempton. s.vannah-Georgo
steamer Champion Lockwood. Chareston-J W Quintard
Steamer c knight, Chichester. Georgetown, De- L
Steamer W Garrett. Foster. Bsl.ilnore-J Krems.
Steamer Alliance, Lawson hiladePhi.oJames Hand.
Bark Mary Pipes (Br), Bartlett, Bremen-J Whitney
Bark Belt (Br1, Mcbride, Antworp-c W Bcrtaux.
BARK phenx sws IoEand Rnn1ie.rsnsh Edys Co
Bark Messed (Nor) Eyds Frederickshaven-Funch Edye
Bark Northern Queen Dr. Dollar. Rouen-Boyd Il
Bark Freya tNop, Basun, Rouen-Bockmann. Oerlsin 4
Bark Brave Lourmel Fr, Enauit venice-Benham &
Hark Duchess tBr) Elliott, Saionca-Funch Edye Co.
BARK Commerce, Ryder, Cape Town and Mossel Bay
Bark josie Mildred CHM. Havsna-J Ward Co.
Brig II Clements tBr,, Wilbur. Cork Falmouth for
Orders-Scammell Bros.
Brig II Latimer tBr. Armstrong. Ponce PIs-A Nones
4 Co
Brig Blsneo (Br. Foster. st Jago Cuba)-R sanches y
DOLE.
schr NJ b Oakes. Gray, st Marc Uaytip-R Murray Jr.
schr Adds Vessels, olin. Inagus and st Andrsws-G
Vessels.
Schr Aldine, Dennison. Ponce, PR-J de Rivera Co
Schr Joseph Wilde Reed. Cienfucgos-Irvng \ Hunt
Schr Yellow Pine, Clark, Nassau, MP brown.
schr Annie Brown tBrj, Currie Corvallis. Ns-J p
whitney Co.
schr florella tBr. Horton Liverpool Ns-J whitney
a Co.
schr l. A Edwards Miller. ST Marys. Gs-Abiel Abbott.
Sch Emma u Edwards. Bryant. Philudephia--Cnrt- nrt
wright n Doyle.
schr Vim ii Mailer Patterson. Boston-Gorhsm Board.
schr Franklin Pierce. Kidd. New Haven-Carswright
Doyle.
Schr David ID Crane. Brown, New Haven-Csrtwright
Doyle
Steam yacht yumurie tsp). Underhi Baracoa (Caba>-
Gomez Pearsall.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
HERALD MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

YAPRAxK. IL March q. 1879.
During the past week the work Of dschagng the
Of schr Paine which has been ashore opposite Centre
Morches since morning Of February has becn
ried without interruption. large forcc Of
employed by Mr. Bishop. agent OF tho Coast wreckng
Company and he estimates that I25 ogwood
already taken In surf boats and lightcrcd
shore. Her position the beach has materially
she being still full Of water which rises and falls
With tho tide, pumps have been placed board
keep her free. Tho wreeking schooner johnson
arrived the Of the disaster Wednesday afternoon
having board chains anchors aud other wrccking
pances TO be used Tor the purpose of getting her off, but
the night she forced abandon the attempt OF put
New To-day the Ia smooth prospects for
remains In her good and the schooner
and anchors out the wreckers will
heave her of The still remains u the wreck
One of the who afflicted with intermittent fever
has been removed from the house the main
land aud under the Of the village doctor He IL
steadily improving and the prospects favorable Tor his
ultimate recovery.
sauAS BsAcH March 9, 1879.
Bark Sadie successfully hauled OFT six o'clock
night by the Coast wrccking Compsnys steamer. and
towed TO Rod Hook The Sadie leaks considerably Two
powerful steam pumps are at work to free her.
The New York herald., 1879-03-09

DE1I. FEB 24-on Masdaiens Olsen from Antwerp fo'
Passed 25th. Hedwig wamken, London for Now York.
DgscsSsss Feb 25-oa British America. from Hamburg
DovrR Feb a5-Passed. Mia Msche. from Hull for New
ExxourH Feb 2s-sailed. Kong svene. Olsen New York
FLskrwooD, Feb 24.saed Hazard, somme New York
eie1. iGssstsi New Yori fs' -'-A'''S'' N'''s'' ' -A
GisMALrAR. Feb I7--Arrivsd City of Valparaiso (s
Passed l7th Egbert Faulkner, from Alicante bound
IiAnwIcE, Feb 24-oG savsnas, Nylou. from Beaufort
HsLvoKr Feb as-Arrvsd. Aurora, Churchill New York
HAvaE Feb 2i-Arrived in the roads, Rempsor Isl,
Wilkinson, Baltimore for Rouen.
Sailed 2sd, Lenne, Weston New Ycrk; Pactous Locke
LivKnrooL. Feb 24-Arrived Peruvian t Smith, Bal,i
Sailed 2sd, GrIsedas Dodd San Francisco: Belle Wal.
ts, Groran. and Palmyra o. Darran, Natal: ST Marx
Whitmers and Alameda, Otis. New York; Willie Reed,
i s.ass sos Yss Tss.sss ssx %ss:
LoxDos. Feb as-Arrved. Minister of Marine Murphy,
Aaai .s
E.a 9sss e MS
LHExicK. Feb a4-SsiIed, Livingstone Crosby Balti'
.LssoS FEB is-sailed, Rs.slis Martens, New York
ser New Yors o%sssn aNsSrs a s
- LIcArA, Feb l-Clsarcd, Atalanta, Bonsgnore, New
MALAcA. Feb i7-saiod Geo Kinsman. Howes, Phla
NKwroar Feb 24-Ciesred, Oromocto Hill. Bahia; Nor.
PLyxoUr Feb 24-ssiIsd Daniel Draper sedgley Della
Rreakwater; Amy Dora ~. Sinclair, Reval (and
passed Prawle Point 25th Hlds, Hermansen Delaware
Break water.
on 23d Linda q. Boxro from Ipswich for Baltimore.
on the Start 23d Palermo. Mclaughlin, from Dunkrk
for Now York; Wallace, Mccormack, from London for
Cardiff
PonrLAxp. Feb 24-Put into tho roads. Hattie Goudy
Shaw, phiisdslphia for Rouen.
OF 24th New Wsrld, Hammond, London for Now York
Nellie Guest Yonng. Bremen for Sandy Hook.
PRAwLE POINT, Feb 2+-Psssed Mary Virgins. Law
renee, Havre for New York.
PAlTsxo; b,7MArriyed Ae.dis g. Montgomery Mes
Taeen CntOor do complete her cargo for New York
Sailed 18th Pollux s Overlook Now York; Cinque So
vele. Luna New Orleans.
Cleared 18TH Guilio X. Romano, New York; 18th, Elk
cels0r ts). Clayton, do.
bava
QuEENsrowN Feb 24-Sailed, Magnus Huss Forsel
Liverpool Giuseppina G, for Philadelphia; Principe
Amsde0 di Saroja, Baceagalupi. Malpas; 25th Madre
Cerutti. Moroln Newry; Bamkfelds Venus, HULL Numa
Douglass, Dunkirk: Nicola. Holo. Silloth.
SHIELDS. Feb 25-Ssiled, Forto. for New York.
SYDNEY, NSW, about. Feb 22-Arrived Iodorc JONES'
Burrard Inler Boutwell, Castle, Heath Victoria, VI
from Charleston that Fob IL In the Atlantic
she lost bulwarks. boats de- and that vessel strained
HAMBURG Feb 24-rhe ice has driven tho British ship
full of water.
New York with maixe heavy weather the
passage. and Fob IT. In lot 81 Ion II w
by heavy which carried three boats and BOBBY
hatch flooded cabin, &c
The New York herald., 1879-03-09
THE LATE BAYARD TAYLOR.

The Hamburg g-American Packet Company. In q let
ter dated February o. informs the New York agents.
Messrs. Kunhardt Co.. that the remains Of Bayard
Taylor had arrived in Hamburg and had been brought
on board the steamer Gellert. where appropriate
apartment had been prepared for their reception.
The Gelert. which left Hamburg February 26 and
Havre March 2. is due here after Wednesday
next. In conformity with orders given by the com
pany she will enter the harbor OF New York with
fags hoisted ut halfmast and after the landing of
the passengers the officers and of the Gelert
ordered to be in attendance In full uniform, to assist
in the landing of the remains in a worthy manner.