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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-04

LABOR Troubles. - :
LoSDoN, February IA notice Of 10 per
cent. reduction, In wages, from the 18th OF
February has been posted in the Tyre ship
building yards This will affect G,QoQwork:
men ~ . .I.,,i,..!g .sIsS :.:.'- ;.'! IT,
OF a142 cotton-mils in the Bolton district,
% are closed, and % rare working on short
time in CONSEQUENCE OF depressed trades
- ,.4.1.irK a:oSTHse Plague is".'''!
INQUIRIES FROM CossULs IN AMERICA AND RE-
f+.,,, .-7s ~. -, IT, PLIEs.1r!gz& ~J-cZau
LONDON, February 3.--The. Priyy Coun-
Gil has, received telegraphic reports from
the British consuls in the United States re-
sDfgfns I'd Inquiries as to what, extent the
i,Irliro- pneumonia exists among cattle there.
The replies say mild type Of the disease
obtafns&ina various parts OF the United
States, but, it is, not malignant nor infec-
tious. The cattle received by the steamer
State nf Alabama, which easbiyerDool
Saturday from Portland, Me-, bought in the
yIrGe- market aud at TIE same tune as those
Ehfel arrived by the Ontario, We're sub
tiected toavery rigid examination and found
healthy, sIChey Were shippeed to London foF
- me agricultural Interest here is endeayol-
:inst6 induce the Privy Council to schedule
the United States as, an injected country.
The Hertsogds hirefG bRnber ofEA griculture
,p iyi Rfehhoha aBd aor a Tofd PrSsi:
dent Of Council, SATURDAY 9ote-It wiz
contained in pufported London dispatch.
;prinfed iinF the opposition papers, that the
IS British Government has issued an order
prohibiting fortbepresentthe importation OF
cattle from, America Is without fouHda-
ton :i.-t.ts fTsGE
0risin OF the Ple.Ee,in Russia.
LONDON, February 81 The British 1hedi-
cal journal pnblishestiie following:
:. g The Vienna Medico- Ghirurgicdt Central
=ytatt, OF January 24til, states the origin OF
the pestilencesin Russia MS follows: A Cos
brought his lady love u, shawl which was.
.probablHa part OF his spoil. The girl wore
il two days, and sickened with att the. syniP
toms Of the plague and died. During the.
following four'days the other members OF
her family s:ckened and died. The disease
spread rapidly, hut the local authorities,
did not nay any attention to 10 till half the
Inhabitants OF the village had died, aad
those remaining aliYe were unable TO bury
the Victims The Epidemic had assumed sc.
,rious dimensions. by the 18th OF II oYembsr,
INIT fbe GOVERN was only informed OF
it oficiaIIy on the 10th ef December. Fen
DAYS further time elapsed before any sYs..
tematic or energetic means were taken for
preventing its spreading further. me
authorities have since then exerted them;
selves to their utmost TO make up for
l6sS, tIfss, as the only, way of arreshpg
ale disease Is TO prevent all eemmuniea.
;ana hetxueec Tho At districts W here 1t
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,refeu,.orIra,.. ,Forcibles.T..

.. On Tuesday last meeting Was held at
Patrick Courthouse for the purpose 0s ap.
pointing delegates 10 the readiuste con.
yentiop, to. meet in ,Riehmondl ION Thea 18th
nj Enbruary : ~ : a.4sr "a q ss1.E+3
? captaii, 4. II. Lybrock aS Ip,isfaed the OBJ
iect Of the meeting, btt way caufions not t
say that The Object. was, to organize q new
Z party and to FeReiBLY a6 iihst Die! dgbt;rhut
when called upon by Colonel Penn to know
il The convention was to be- held under the
direction of the CONSERVATIVE party OF by
:. the repudiators, Captain Lybrock came out
boldly and renounced his connection with
tue conservatives, and declared himself an
"su.-and-ous repudiationist." He said
i that TIE funding bill was passed by 6 the
., miserable Conservative partysY and we
:. think he had better examine his authorities
q little more closely before he repeats the
declaration. By. examination he will find
that the, funding bill was passed BY the Be
publlcans, only. some six or eight or "the
:, miserable Conservatives y voting for it.
- Colonies Penn, A. Staples, John Staples,
Major Crifz, and W.. T.Lawsop,E sq., made
able and eloquent speeches in favor OF an
: honorable adjustment Of the debt, but were
opposed to forcible adj ustment or repudia-
: ton. Upon thIs. question, ptainshy brock
seemed 10 stand alone at least, if any in
the meeting and It was large one-agreed
With him be did not, let it, be known.
Captain Ok moved The apFeiat-
ment off, Delegates butY ,the,s meeting
preferred 10 ,adiouEn5;tbereby, express-
q ing their Willingness, TO trust the conseyya-
tive party In The future FOR what 1t has done
in the past. and at the same, thine admins
e teriog Just Duke to bose tNhs7 are sen-
= dearpshg 70 diyids the iiand ride into
Office! Upon, the hobby Oh forcible adjust
! 4 Ilet r. - 9oyd Reporter. .r!a =
"a M.Lsbroek is the 'maniMbo got Judge
Ayes 70 assume iufisd Yltat in the negro
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Jones Df 1Jhfus md 5AtuTe ell OIL Ten neSeees:
Quinn who WAS only thirty .fons years
during i fae
sps gsrss nopsllas members q both q,
larsl 5ss
how By blaze
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ao paa sat sa. slsss loss ana sa,a
at9r hepe y'a liI ees my iflen INT Mrs. D.
g place. tor she 49, deserving ana greatly N
sp.,i hs senator pl'e !. AZ Wohu
IS = ! I Il Sc ILL., III nra;esssS sane
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Sists thss .iiosei's MACS .i 10 oo.
pay saaapa, 40 aoWa,, 1ue taxed ner 90 PEE
monea Tor procuring ner the appointment
she did noeieVen !, Know MIN Wnen ne spoke
10 the Senator in I. her behalf, and was in the
senate reception-foem IN guest q !us' sven
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porfions 81 81 ana so arrive
bara Yn..nIp4;t IL. IA. yt,t sftpz JyE r
mn, yp. ,p,s yi, Inn; Go ~ r 1.,
4 5i,' I1 ,..,, 3 ' %, I'M f..
1.-THE fact that the executive session Of the
nate 5Shisb sIpdsd 5slsos-sia,t TresnIte, Il
Ethg sisnsI dsieat Of CCo5ukIthe:: naiakess Demps
e Gratis d ali ever tue city i,lbilapt.a.& senutor
sS 81 hs g. be
sdid:"aitis d. cen tfffsis 9t Denloc
and < ;y,recdneiIatly separates Merritt from
c sdnnkkffiinigg Cohkling went into the fight
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,TbesFepanle Walker

iraKEYFRoMTHE TRACK rS4 BILE, 70 P l'H
RsssS DIRK, February 3.-Annie BaTtel.
WIN lad uBtierfakento walk 5000 quarter
miles ii, ps many quarter lphrs, Tns thken
from the track yesterday. s1iefi severely
and unable te proceed. She had completed
opiy bee quarter. So &
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jharbor bill! was I'd re ported 81 tie sui
committee to the full House Commit see on.
Commerce, 81 bio EIlt bold daily sessions for,
It's cehsid erati0H "a tii iE is ready 70 is re-
i,orseds Ia She House. For ohYfons 7ensons
the details OF the BILL are not made public.
The senate5 has nfrned the nominations
1of Merritt to De coll ctor sfll. Burt as nasai
officer at The port ol New York. The NH.
iOrity was snail some say sefen. others
ten The executive session lasted several
hours. E 4 I.
& Although consjd ernble pressure has been
brought 10 bear upon Reprssentatiy 1Tc-
.Mahon with the view OF inducing him 10
serve as Hhairtnan oil the Potter sub eoainft-
tee who are 10 visit. New York city tint
gentleman said this afternoon SC would be
utterly Impossible for him TO act. change
Ton the Republican side has also been effect.
Eed-Mr. Reed having been substituted for
Governor Cox, the Inter desiring 10 be re-
lieyed from the duty owing To- the pressure
OF other business. This arrangement whs
made by The Repnb lIcan members or The
committee, and I although no meeting; has
been held IT isi understoo cd the change IS me-
q1iesced insby all members. "a :Sp.,jSS5 !.
Privileges and Elections: has been called
for tomorrow, when formal vote will be
taken on the Corbin- Butler case. The Re-
publican members will all unite fn d mn
jority report, prepared by DIR. Gamer on, bf
Wisconsin, pfavoroi Corbin. p The9 DEMO
cratic members will sign Senator HIPS
minority report. asserting that Butler Tas
legally elected, and that, more cover, tho Sen;
ate's action in admitting him last winter
las madeitIe ease res adJud t:fit,g Z
This afternoon the Secretary Of State In
troduced to the President, Senior Mendez
Vigo, recently appointed Envoy Extraord;-
nary and Minister PIenip otentiarya to, the
United States from Spain. The, Minister
having presented his credentials made a
few remarks expressive or friendly feeling,
which were reciprocated by the President.
0fficials OF the Interior, and Treasury De.
partrnents were before hes House A ppro-
priation Committee to-day urging various
luppropriationsto meet deicienel es. Amo1g
those who made appeals was the Commits
.si6nerl !!ef Internal Revenue; w h0 wishes
f'$i00,0 600 to meet the. expenses OF collecting
the internaEreYenue, andurged that $4,000
be embodied in the deficiency appropriation
bill TO the, credit Of his department" 1e ~ +.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
England.
HEhviIY1S DEBT

4;I dSDoN, February 3..LATbert Grant has
filed his petition 10 bankruptcy. Liabihttes,
eeS1 1893. Pr Of 'a'-.'' - ~ .,..t'
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Drugs, DyesiufFs, OILS, Ec. z

aooss: Ginseng, zoe: seasca without top s5@
6kcSsG ITSIfi - fs..f "a SO Il ia IS 4 II
sp Soda: sab. a4@ascd kegs;; EnslIzR sods
Anerfcsn. S,stGa4e, ~ ~
4 SpssfIs gsipesstjas 40c-
- vsrefsn f'rnits and Gamer Il -
y f-nr,,,, A, Iexal ne. a in ;stJ,s II
Lsssays !: MessSfa. S. soss4 .: bon
I Crahass- q S2,50G1ss4 tsss s
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, FcDTulrY ., ISIJ.I
The breaks to-day Comprised SO hogsheads. The
offerings mt auction on Change were 4i4 Dackagef,
of which number es3 were taken IN, prices ranging
from So TO $24.50. . = - =
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
MHEAT.-Ehtte, 2a4 bushels; ofwhich 72 BUSH
els were rr-eNhi.ted: Red. 2,0ls bushels.
CORN.-F hite- $40 bushels. 20 i.-.s 'f'r% !
OATS.-l5S bushels, ,j.iJ
MEAL.--5G bushels. 1.g.. - 'l' 80 - - 3. 80
CLOyER-SEED.-14 bushels. 80.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT VRae,52 bushels good at $l.09; 49,
bushels ut $1;03-total: 204 bushels. Red, 100
bushels good FultZ Rt $1.02;' 212 bushels good
Fultz at 81 OF; IA bushels very good Enilz al
$lO5; So bushels prime Lancaster $lI0; "a
bushels mixed ut LOS 90 bushels Fultz ut ! o.
40 bushels fair Fui;z 1T 81: &C bushels very good
Furtz at Sl.06; $50 bushels mixed. on private
terms So bushels very. good Full q at 81 %; Ia
bushels good Lancaster at. .08; 10 bnshels good
Lancaster ~ Sl.0S; AZ bushels. prime fnitz 81
$l.06; l16 bushels prime Lancaster ut @l.101-
total, 1874 bushels. -
- CoRN- White, 100. bushels very good ut i3c,
100 bushels good at 43e:;l10 bushels good ut 43c
100 bushels good 43c-tota,, $50 bushe,s: !,.t.
OATS.-I06 bushels prime spring &C 31c.:i %
bushels prime spring 1t 3Sc-toal, 1853 bushels.
MEAL--56 bushels prime mt 4Sc. ~ =
CLOVER SEEI,-14 bushels very good on private
FERNS ~ .5t.f .r.-'
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80 .,,s, mo Flour. ".!ii.s .gsisst
+ Fine, &2.756i3; superfne, "a; extra. S473@a
SIS; comincn family, $3.50; fancy brands, s6ee
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Haco,,. ssaopiaerss Adaee e. eieas rttsstde5s
fg s:,sss virginia ms
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lasurance UompaatSs.-NIrginit Fife and NM
[riile 25 par. 374 asked; Virginia State. rs par.
27 bid; Merchants snd Mechanictyf0 TOO par. rs Did,
"a asked: Granite, 100 par, 739 bid, so .skGdI
The New York herald., 1879-07-07
OFFICER FULLY NOT In JAIL.

EFFECT OF JUDGE DoNoHUE's STAY or PRO-
MEANS CALLING UPON FRIENDS AND PROM
ENADINa THE STREETS.
THAT is a startling rumor in circulation to-day
concerning Oiicer Tuly, who consigned to your
custody by the Court of Special Sessions Thurs
day." remarked HERALD reporter to Warden Finn
at the Tombs last evening.
"what is itp" asked the Warden.
"why, that he was to-day seen on the street NOV
ing around very freely"
"He may be around the streets now for all know.
He is no longer in my charge"
How is thatY'
III delivered him into the custody Of the Sheriff on
the day sentence was passed. Deputy Sheriff
Francis Meehsn came to the prison at halfpast
three o'clock in the afternoon with order signed
by Judge Donohue staying proceedings and
fixing bail. thereupon delivered the prisoner to
Meehan having rst obtainel tho latters receipt
order to protect myself. and have not Tully
since. The order of the Court, you will seq. trans
ferred him to the custody of the Sheriff who now
becomes responsible for his safe keeping and appear
ance In court" The Warden exhibited the receipt
signed by Mechan and duly entered the receipt
book.
WHAT sHERIrF REILLY SAYS.
Sheriff Reilly. when called on by the reporter, did
not seem inclined to talk about the matter. what
ever replies he vouchsafed to the questions asked
were given in anything but an agreeable tone.
"Ially is in my custody" was was his lrs aud what
"But where IN he nowY was asked.
.'He was given In my custony," was repeated, and
latter some hesitation II have placed him In charge
of one Of my deputies.
'Thcn, he is not confined In jailp' interposed the
reporter; but repetition of his previous reply, de-
livered In psremptory tone, was all the explana'
The New York herald., 1879-07-07
NATIONAL LABOR PARTY.

"mass meeting" under the auspices Of the
Committee on Organization Of the National Labor
Party. was held yesterday afternoon. at Hamilton
Park. Third avenue ana sixty-eighth street. twenty
five men and two women being the only persons be-
longing to the working classes who present.
James Kelly presided. In somewhat lengthy
speech he declsimed against the College of the City
of New York place where only rich mems sons
were educated and against the Normal College as
little better than Q school for scandal Mr.. Conroy
denounced judges who draw their pay without doing
more than Q few weeks Of service the bench
during the year. and made violent attack on the
lions and other wild beasts while women and chill
dren starving in the street. Speeches of Like
character were made by Uri Mulford, H. E. Sharp
and others.
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ton the Sheriff at first attempted. He then said the
Court had granted stay Of proceedings and fixed
the amount OF bail
'.who signed the order?' asked the reporter.
"Judge Donohue believe"
''Do you recolect what the amount OF the
bail 70
'.Fiye hundred dollars They were to have settled
that yesterday, and believe the bail given but
not sure. If 1t not settled yesterday 1t Will
be tomorrow. saying which the Sheriff turned on
his heel and abruptly closed the interview.
FULLY MAKING CALLS
Meanwhile Tully is having pleasant time of 1t
visiting his friends The reporter in search of
him and traced him to Meehan' residence on First
avenue. near Thirteenth street. where he enjoyed
himself last evening till nine O'Clock. when
Meehan and he took walk through the
neighborhood. Where Tuly sleeps at night
was not ascertained. He boasted Co several persons
that he will never serve the three months to which
he sentenced by the Court of Special Sessions
for his brutal assault on Roundsman Orr. AZ he Is
confident that by delays and appeals from the judg
ment Of the Court he will escape punishment alto
gether.
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f.ntrv. Thomas Z. Merritt Twenty fourth infantry.
and James Tomkins. Twenty -hfth infantry
First Lieutenants Royal 4. Whitman, Third cav
airy; Adolphus Ii. Won Luettwtz. Third cavalry
William stephenson, Eighth cavalry Asa I. Abbott.
Third artillery. and William H. Nelson. Seventh in
For disability Not Incident the Service Section 252
Revised Statutes.
Major Charles G. Gray, surgeon; Captain Charles
w. Hotsenpiller. Nineteenth infantry.
On Fi Iay and Aiio'cances Of an Ordnance Sergeant
-7l. Act March I, 1879.
Ordnance Sergeant Lewis Lehman. after more than
years faithful and honorable service. in
cluding thirtyninc years continuous service US an
ordnance sergeant.
4- CASUALTIES.
Resigned (9).
Captain Azor II. Nickerson. Twenty-third infantry
(his regimental commission only. Captain John B
Engle Fifteenth infantry; First Lieutenant William
L. Newlands. assistant surgeon; Second Lieutenants
Lowell II. Jerome, Second cavalry; Elijah II. Merrill,
Ninth infantry; Arosto McCrimmon. Thirteenth
infantry; Joseph Hall. Fourteenty infantry; Frank
\. Kinzie. Twentieth infantry. and John l. Cox
Major General Thomas w. Sherm IN, retired.
Alfred suily. Twenty first infantry Henry Brewer
ton, retired: Robert C. Buchanan retired; Julius
Hayden. retired; Marshall S. Howe. retired. aud
Lieutenant Colonels Asher r. Eddy. deputy quar-
termaster general; Barton s. Alexander. Corps OF
Engineers, and william II. Lewis. Nineteenth in
fantry (of wounds received in affair with Cheyenne
Indians).
Majors George A Gordon Fifth cavalry; Thomas
Hendrickson retired, and Brsntz Mayer. retired.
Captains Archibald b. Campbell assistant sur
geon: Avery b. Cain. Fourth infantry; Andrew $.
Bennett Fifth infantry KILLED in affair with Bannock
Indians); John +. Fish. post chaplain, and Elijah
Guion, chaplain Tenth cavalry.
First Lieutenants Lewis Warrington. Fourth cav
airy; Thomas s. Wallace Third infantry; Henry NJ
McCawley, Thirteenth infantry; Hiram H. Benner
Eighteenth infantry; John Harold, Nineteenth in
fantry; Helenus Dodt, Twenty-fourth infantry, and
Joseph X. Byers, retired.
Second Lieutenants Charles NJ Carrow. Seventh
cavalry; Myron w. Howe, Fourth artillery; Monroe
T. Thorington, Fifth infantry, and Alfred II Rogers
retired.
Wholly Retired C2)
Captains Carlile Boyd. Seventeenth infantry. and
Jacob Paulus. Twenty fifth infantry.
Dismissed a.
Captain Thomas Blair. Fifteenth infantry; Captain
Charles N. w. Cunning ham. Twenty fourth infan-
try; First Lieutenant Roland L. Rosson, assistant
surgeon; Second Lieutenant Nathaniel F. Cunning
ham. Eighth infantry. -------
Dropped for Desertion ~.
Second Lieutenant Harry Titan y, Eleventh infsn-
frv
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oIssAL1As june 10 Arrived Henry Aiming 'rhons'.
GENOA, June 22-sailed. senator Iken. Lenz. Phadel
MosrInrn june sHArri ssd Nicaeor. Olsen, Miramichi
E%srsnt New is'Sa' France
Sss os-ns City of Da%fsss Nc 81" f.sae's
Arrived p the .oads s5d Kate Xndorssn New Orleans
the rosa. "is Sssh ss s'
Hannuas June 2a-Arrived A @ Bean, Young. Aute-
fagas,a; faggu.; hi aslsns 5es,Ma s.,,a $! Johas
ss% TSsIs sS'pGs kssn san p..nsl:eo
KrSGaoAD. June a4-Arrived. Clyde Miramichi for
LvrnrooL: Jans g4-Arrvsd. wemburn Robertson.
nss, Richie hs dsn
New York. franklin, Berkness RichibuctO Ariaons
sailed 18th spain o. y Craze New York. Sesh York
as Ss%s kns IL
nam NJ; Maggie Roees.sSn' ,, Murchson Tabis: VIM
Cleared 2oth, Chrysolito Wood Quebec 2eth Utopia
24'h NJ Plus , Stss Rnh borden New York;
yissnd'F'' yHrs h Halifax 2''A' Ruby Raymond Ne"
ssa June ashrrysd Issns Ssrss, SiSs%iehL
Sailed 18th Padre Franee,so oiivar i r BALTIMORE
MADKIKA. June I5-Arrived, Quango Bernard Bridge
NATAL June 2i-Arrived, Ontario, Roberts. New York
OpoRro. June 2o-saied Annie Troop. Town. Delaware
PIYsogTH. June 24-oH, New World. Hammond. frou
Sailed 25th. G G Chapman. Pote, Liverpool.
PRoLLPELI, June 23-Arrived, "Lebia." stein North
America.
PENARrH. June 24-Sasd, Chas Bal, Chapman Bombay.
QUEENsr0wN, June 25-Arrived, Sailor Prince Splsne.
st John. NIB, for Cork
Sailed 25th. River Lune Loriont Letterswe. Liverpool;
26th, Beatrice Dundee.
SLIGO June 22-Ssiled Annie Barker Walsh. Mramichi.
ScRABsrER. June 23-Arrved, Orient, Stahl, Daboy,
SwINExUNDE. June l9-Sailed, Alfred Gibbs, Remers,
New York (and took pilot ut Dragon 21stl
SINGAPORE June 22-Sailed, Genorchy (s from japan
for New York
saARpKEss June 25-Arrived, Clyde, senter Chatham,
NIB.
SEVILLE June 2O-Arrved, Rosalia Martino New York.
SrAvANGER, June lS-Sailed, vesterlide, Garpestad,
America.
TvEDEsrRASD 2-Arrtved, Vanadis, Peterson Got
tenburg far America.
8th. Venus. Odione, Boston
TARFA June I4-Passed. gton afero Marseilles
for New York: 18th, Luce Fei.goi do. do
WARREN POINT juno 23-Arrived, British Queen Ellis,
ST John. NIB: 2ith N0stra Madre Capurro Baltimore
Luigi Madre, Bono Philsdephtx last two for Newry.
WiNNEsAH APPAN. May 2s-In port Hazard Roberts;
YSsMcUrH, June 2l-Arrived Condor, Pedsrsen, Mira
mchi
CRrrE, June 24-Capt Dsmora, of the italian bark
Ercoe arrived 18th inst from New York hes noted protest
FALMOUTH June 25-Tbe ship Baden, Of and from New
Orleans, King for Liverpool cotton olcake and staves
abandoned June lat 40, lon So In sinking state,
tho German China from Now York for Antwerp
which they transferred to NJ pilot cutter
nd Ian ded here.
The New York herald., 1879-07-07
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JULY T. ls7s-wmH SUPPLEMENT-

schr VIM Gnlam, Emmons. Hsverhili for New York
sssr Martha King Jarvis psh9n tor fse Sew York
sehr Nellie Eaton Haskell Fall River Tor MeW YORK
Hns @ Somerset ''
schr Lane; Fuller, Yarmouth Mass, COR New York So
New York. No.,
York.
schr Jennie lhsherman SNOW Nantucket for Now York
schr James Fitch chsherman) Chapman N"n'ueke' i''
schr George Rogers tsherman) Cook. Nantucket for
schr George Noon casherman) sbthorp Nantucket for
sehr Elias Baker Cshorman) Cotton Nantucket for Now
sehr Trip cdsherman, Rogers, Nantucket for New
schr Ocean Wave Atwood stonington for New York
Schr rerine, Stonington for New York.
hr Sehr Eagle, ssepp, Providsnee for New York
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seSr Kate scranton. Pond, Providence 70, New York
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