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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UH
~ DE SIGNED has ben duly appointed and
qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton COun-
ty, ohio, Ms Guardian of the persons and estate OF
the IN nor heirs Of Magtialena Grau, deceased, late
OF Hamilton County, Ohio
JOHN LOTT, Guardian.
A. J. JEssUP, Attorney,
Southwest corner Court and Walnut streets.
CINCINNATI, September 4th, 1879. se4-3tTh
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7 EGAL NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE TO THE
IL command of the Probate Court. of Hamilton
County, will on Tuesday the 14th day Of Oclo-
Der, 1879, at II o'clock a. n offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in the rotunda
OF the COurthousc, the following &c
counts due the estate of Henry Huwe,
viz; NJ. B. Goble, S112; +. NJ. Tinsnn, $71; w. A.
Waters, $ll 9s; b c. Purcell, S25; George Bruce,
Jr, $25;J HHndey, S25: 5. B. Vinson, SOS so; J.
II. Landever, $50; Charles II cks, S93; II. W. II.
Elba, Sl6 so, and large number of others; and
thai said sale will be adjourned from day to day
until completed A. W. GOLDSMITH,
Assignee of Henry Huwe
CINCINNATI September 11th, 1879. sell-4tTl
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UNDERWRITERS.
NOTICES..

A ACHMENT.-BefUr Nathan Marchant,
"A Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati Township,
Hamilton County, O.-Howell Gano, Receiver ol
Andes Insurance Company, Plaintiff, VS.. II. T.
Brown. surviving partner Of H. T & L. W. Brown,
Defendant.-On The 81 day of September, A. D.
1879 said Justice issued an order OF attachment in
the above action for the sum of two hundred
dollars, with interest rom February 18th, A. D.
1877. HOWELL GANO, Receiver, &c
Said cause is set for hearing to October 14tt,
1879 at 8 o'clock q. m.
j. P. DOMAIN. Attorney. se11-3tTh
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 7, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

1xPonTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Republic tBr Irving, Liverpool Feb 25. via
Queenstown Feb 18th with mdse and passengers to
Steamer Main Ger, Barre, Bremen Feb % and south
Co. First part Of passage had and NE winds and heavy
ssss .sas aud cloudy weather March si i ios
- IS. passed an Anchor line steamer bound f.
psssenssrs 70 the PsciSe Mali Steamship Co
wick March via Port Royal I'd with mdse and 80
Steamer Alliance Lawson Philadelphia with mdse to
ssS's % gq'r % 10 ca
Put bermuda Dec Distress with loss Of spars and
Ship Nile of Windsor Hs,. Marvin Havre 20 days, in
s"a~ sr New ssS or * n 'Sa s s.
Ion ~ oy brig cB, for do
ballast, 70 Fanes. EGyo CO. ''e'p0'' %
BsrL Agnes Nc foss, Bristol 40 days. in ballast to
sarL rrede,cLa Louisa Dam Esperson Belfast 4s days.
BARK Unanna Cof 50 Jehn. NBJ. whitchouse, Antwerp
Helene t;or Gerdos Havre 40 days. In ballast 70
BARK O.anna taD. Garguilo Havrs 81 days. ballast
rsrt Arcidaea Kodofo Aus, casulich. Havre ss days.
Bark Rosi,a Nor Kolberg Al days. ballast to
B"rs TiiiS S xo johnson Bordeaux a days, in ballast
gsrk Castelar, Nor Carcsen Rouen ~ days. in ballast
BARK Ymer ISorl. Henrcksen Lorent 90 days in bal.
BARK Nehaj AnD Valentine, cette 90 days with sal. to
BARK ,Ii,sm E%ery Thyman. Cape Town Jan ls in bal
Brig Annie Austen Cof Haiifax) Maynes London Jan o
IN ballast to order Anchored In Gravesend Bay for
Brig Marh. Brady 2t Windsor Ns), Brady, Valencia
Brig Alice bradshaw tof Windsor Ns) Armstrong, Pas
s.gsss g. days lin in ballast, to whitney Co:
erusr vessel Funsh Edss CO. Had weather
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

Steamer Burswcli (Br). Wallace Liverpool-John Sea-
steamer Pretoria Br) Macy. Rottsrdam-Funch, Edge
&Co
Steamer Acton (Br), strachan, Havans-Funch, Edys
Co.
steamer Western Texas. Hines, Jacksonville-c H NAL
Steamer vineland, Bowen, Baltimore, &c-J Krems.
Ship Constantine. Goss, London-Grinnell Mnturn 4
Ship Chipman (Br), Lewis Bristol, E-snow Burgess
Bark Sloboda us), Geslia Cork for orders-Socovich
Bark Canada Ger, Lammart, Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Loronxo (Nor Psdersen Copenha agen-Punch Edge
Co.
Bark Embla Csor Moller Rotterdam-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Frigga Norl Sorensen, Hsvre-Funch, Edge Co
Bark Hafrsfjord (Nor), Meyer BSrdeauxC Tobias Co.
Bark obdulia sp Fsfrsr. Alicante for orasrs-Dsssor
,' BARK R Grmths CBp. Drummond. M.t.n.a.-F H
Brig saista Partridge. Gibraltar and CadisJohn
losen.
Brig Etna CBr), McKinnen. Havans-Hattou Watson &
brig vesta tBr), Koefe Harbor Grace MFR Currie.
Schr Roena Arabel Crocker Porto Bello and Csmpsno
schr AIDA Doans Nieksrson, Cape Haytisn-Isaac R
schr Mollie Atherton. Kingston Ja-A Solomon Il Co.
Schr Hattie " Lonberg, Ponce, PR-Odio Peroso.
. schr Maggie Abbott. Abbott. Gibars Cuba-fhomas
sehr p Blake (BD, Mealey. st Johns. Nr-J whitney
schr Gettysburg. Norbury Georgetown, SEE Hurl-
schr Lille FAlkenburg. Loveland Richmond va-siaght
sehr Edwin, Ryan. Philadelp pha--James A Van Brunt
Schr Anna Barton McNcilly. Phadelphis-Evans, Ball
Schr r p Rogers Oliver. Boston-Master.
schr Loon, Wskelsy. Pawtucket via Providencs-J @
schr Josie Crowley. Crowley New London-Rsckstt
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.ehrs Assis watson, H.n wssA.xssn; Loai.. Smith,

sehrs Abbie Watson Hall. wsshswken; Louisa Smith.
sailed-sehrs Hattie NJ Howes. Hawss, Phliadelphia
ussnna a,,. Allen. New York r,.-,,.. N,. v... o.
ward Gotham do; Abigail Haynes MazrHl do; Hastings.
S schn Ksndopn rssss rr. no snr.ve uathor
Proydence for New York; Zoe smith Somerset for do
ssiled-sehr: Clio chleot. Fullerton somsrse. for New
ThorndiEe WEXFORD do Sarah Louisa, shaw,
Elld5sbethport for Somerset;
H.% ssl1s.: x%SoS do; Teal
New YORK Sasfs,sne Ksiey % rosids"ss for do; xdels
Adams. Bristol isr DC: Foster kdrdss and Onward
:ss seaas fer ssn!
MA Prsd%ers DO for do; Harriet ssSsces 90 fsS DO
ssilsdESehrs cynthia Jane New York; VIM Walton
INV HAVEN. March e-Arrived steamers I H Fish,
hoy: Ann Amelia Allan, Eiizsbeipor, Signal, Dewick.
Eli. fss nss vr Emm.
Johnson New York and both returned stress Of
Thirty harbor to-day account Of
Nautilus E!iis and ksansdy q Eosii:ns Nc; Mary
A"fqsa AND o. EiswSrsh Ms Lady Ellen OF Providence
uPENsAC0LA, March ARRIVED. bark Henrietta cOr,
cIssrsdasSip rswks.esry pr,. MeFsn London; bark
Oscar CsSs} A'berg Hamburg; brig Charlotte Duteh)
uFIiiLAnELPIliA March 7-Arriysa steamer. Equator
& isssisn s 'oxs &C.
njulman. Ba,eeiona via Bermuda Bardsn us; Ems.5o@
psisy TsSsr.hy: Mos.in.; ssSrs Asdsns eBS. Sla@:,
Boston oriols Baker DO Tryon, Nickersop; DO; Ma
dab HolSrook Newburyport Rebeeea Sheppard Framhos
Steamers State Of oaliforni. tnox,, LssAs9
coates, Now York; Faniia Smith. do; Nipoto Aecame
csrds iowa, Little: C.,donss; Ro%%ei Jennie.
tsrson, Kngish Lynn; vapor Hand, Savannah; Ruth
DstAwARr BKxAKwArss, March 7-Arrived. barks Orsb
ss .
sI.s ss,
B;,; S:sass:: f.; ::iiss s II fS;isa.yl M
ESens.sr Nor, soronson, from s Nslairs
K'Hs ssssa @ sss a.. %S
ton ss Boston brig Julia ssts Paine Boston load
Sarah lBr, ElkoI, New York for $. John. XI;
ds s
Lamono Mary Xmsdon, i G willard, Louisa Frances ns
PRoviDENcE xarchs-Arr.yed. steamer WIN Kennedy.
SsaqIs Ssssi ssyd, iissssss Koon. Sroefins.' DO;
SAN fRANcIsoo; Feb 27IArrived barks Marshs Ride
Gamble Mslansthon Mspsop ceu%Sis R,ycr s,
March s S.s.s, s.,s s.,ss.x: ss
we'll Georgetown. sc.
Sailed b.rks Traak CN.r,; Rotterdam; Peabody, CNor,
Rcva: Elvirn C5p) PHlmade Maorca Borgheld Nor Bar
ceona; Agra Br Liverpool: Nevada (Br, Nassau; Jno
Bunyan, Genoa: Lucy Popo r Charleston; learns (Br
ter. Charleston y W Wilson. DO; V Hail. Nov York;
SOMERSET March 6-Arrivod, schr J Clark, Cousins.
Elixabethport.
ViNEYARD HAVEN, March s-Arrived steamer Rattle
snake Swane Phsdelphs for Boston; schrs Pochssset
Racket Hoboken for do Thomas Ethsridgs do
Dc: J v Wellington. do for do: Sawyer. Fulkingham
Perth A%boy for SALON. American Chief Snow noSOIen
Jacket Kendall Rockland for do; II Dewitt. Manson
Bath for Hampton, Va: Nickerson, McNes Boston
Port Royal. C John Norris. Harding, New York.
WILMINGTON. NC. March 5-Arrived, schr Eagle. Tor
rev. Weymouth Mass.
6th-Cioared, schr Susan Stctsou, Hale, Mayaguex
WASHINGTON. DC, March 6-Arrived. schr Jas Bay
moro Philadelphia.
wAREHAM March 6-Arrived. schr John Perry,
Wood, Newcastle. Del
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. March s-closrsd. schr Emily n Naylor
sosok March 7A,vsS steiner; ,Ls,Aop' B
ssss
Tnf "'s a.reS ship x.s.a.y Bon
@ Nellie. sl.snost Nassau: c:.ains.cs Parker, Ss"
sailed LEIPZIG aior, Bremen bark Counties. of
TS"4frivsd, steamer Howick cBr. Johnson New York;
s.rts yGPns , % m,P.s s aos
,Ras, Borkyyist Rschetort A.hanss. Br johnson.
srp 'ss.. Cha; r.iss Srsso sSsnsnds.; John
Also arrived, ships Baltimore 6so, Tsksn, Bremen;
ssss hSsr nsss
Olsen, Do; brig syes {SSr|: Olsen 8, Male;
rsapIs S"6r. S,npns: Ssill H.s:.s :s,..
tssi Sse.. sSss
81 John NB for Norfolk Susan Thsrssor Roek.nd for
S cmaRLhsToS. @ March Arrived bark: smith $ Pet.
do Gulnare Nor'. Hsssby do schr Lusis whoasey.
ssicd-s,eamer Calvert, Foley B.siuorei bark Jsne
R,), for Liverpool; brig Alice Lea Poster wilmng.on,
clifford. Baltimore; Margaret Lyons. do A Jones,
DXRiES March I-Coarcd barks Lanosar (EsusD, Sand.
BACH Mss,se' I'd Ees Gor Grs%ecTs am. Hsv,s
HOMIE, s.ss s% Il. e: @
.ss. Rs. ss s 9Srs $ ' EssS
ssirc st"r.ny Pssroi tB,, Dwysr, Rcasn; Elise caor,
E Msrs cAspssS sS. %
liverpool; Rsma SBr, Mckay, do 0shers ts! Wilson
s.sri No sss"sen. ssaSspsn Isars SsrsrSds
GS ssaS' s%.% %
Bremen San Pis,rS g,.D. ssusid.I. Tsyrs: 49,. .-''
Hasrc ship js%aa Or Tor Cork Ssrks Ensign tBr bay.
sa ro s
oar ds dSoysrS @ ps:sy s';%ss AsSn:s
ss So % 3s' S rAoe d brig
GEoRGET0WN,, March d-Gissrod. sshr Joseph hay.
HifYhXNfs. March SMpasssd by. schr A Morrill,,
cS.S.. Ssv HeIs T .,aas. . ss.. s oA'D
CLEARED 3D. steamer see,e. sr Bseust, Nss.ea sehrs
.h-xrrived scSr rhos II Livingston Hodsdon. Port au
s;Ilsds,sSms; ~ s$ CITY Of Dallas. os..:s. Nsy yOst
MXCMiAsroKT. YsD as-xrrved briss Akbsr,- Robin
from Ess.pori for New York.
:, March i-ArrIved schrs William xowry. from New
sd-In port, w,g wind, schrs Alma. Johnson for Bsrba
new ORLEANS. March S~xrrivod. steamer Margaret,
sSr'i Sc'f Snail
ssS~xrriysd, sosSsrs City q nssieo. Mcintosh. Mssi
'nG Ssrs Ss:VD Sasss ssf Nd. 9Sr ,
Dsmant DER, iaAekenan, Iavrei Alexander. Cotton
sNsrj. Roed iisvrs; Isobsrt swe swsnson 0ouesster
brigs Anna Maria lBD. Thornton, Queenstown, orilis
5 sss ;s1;: Ehpys S1p ss c."
s%sHmisSd bark GsSoiaa, Corning D xscin~s seirs
John Wood, Smith, Nov York; Cnssis Wright, CLARK,
sailed Jeranos p ships Lady Clarendon CBr,;
Eastern Empire (Br Beautiful Star tBp and Empire Of
NORF0iR March 5-Arryed. schrs Belle Hardy, Baker.
Maine; Frank walter, Crosby, ana SKINNER
SEwBSKyPoRr. March e-Arrivsd. steamer Achilles,
NEW BEDFokD. March s--Arrived, steamer williams;
port wiliets, Philadephis and sailed osh 70 rsssrn
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pur.ers OF steamer. E.ns and MORO Castle will
BARK SADIE ashore south Of Squan Inlet was PROBABLY
foated last night.
BARK HkSRY LIrcHrIxLp, Drummond, from Nev York
posed il distress; particulars mot given.
BRIG DAurHIS Fr) Port Prince via Petit Gosve
having been :ssoro on GosSe Island badly strained
Would discharge for repairA
ashore making very water
March and was lying essy 2dO boxes landed
scuR HENRIETTA EscH from Mobile for Kingston Js put
into Havana March with cargo shifted and loss Of part Of
Sem FnAxcoxA. from Portland. at Havana March l. lost
in Gore sound NC. and in bad condition, bound
Wilmington.
scnR II RurAN from Alexandria for Pstersbure with
coal, was ashore below the latter port March g.
soHR ExnA HxArmER. Hudson. At Savannah fror, Balti
% sss D n %
OF ws.er lying about 10 fathoms and In the direct
SCHOONER suxr-Csptsn Richard Robinson Of tho schr
William Morgan. arrived In Georgetown DC 5th INST
inst, ek watts Island. in Chessp.ais Bay, BY three
the os
not visible IN CONSCIOUSNESS Of which Captain Robinson
gan struck the ssarboad bow and sunk In ess
six minutes The crew was saved but lost all their
BURNING VESSEL AT ssA-A three masted vessel
S"sn wa ySG S' & H srsSs % her loaded y
W. by steamer Remus Br). from Mediterranean at Now
GLoucHsrEn Mass March THE value of the hve vessels
believed TO have been Lost the Georges
nearly $2OOOO with an insurance of about S17.OOn
MANAuAwKIS. March 1.-The report that ship was
ashore opposite station 20. Long Beach,
from ship coming close In shore, but she did not
strike
PRovrxcrrowS March 5-Schr IIclen King. ashore in
the Cave being ghtercd of her to make
floating OIL next week. The 10 being landed upon
Central wharf
Schr Cersh Banker late ashore Barnstable F1ats 10
being discharged ut Steamboat wharf
eihsehI 1adsIra Of :. John, NIB. which va. carried
ashore by the ice tho Covo Flats last week discha
ing her Of coal aud will probably float of
night y Freeman has tak on tho contract.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

Brig Mary Rice tof BALTIMORE Challonsr Pernsmbueo
B vo az SsS haven spses days.
with sugar to II rrowbrdge's Sons. Had fine weather
J il Winchester Co '''" '''''
70 order vessel TO cathArne Brennan Had heavy and
sehr M ' sdasii dell Cof Philadelphia Deputy Frontera
s s 4 wa mahogany &C.
schr Silver Heels sof fremont Milan, Inagus Jan 3.
Via Besmndn rse y with salt to Lyons 20 c1 4e
mad ane weather after leaving there. 90
d.ys wisS frs TO Joseph MsrS Vessel TO-
4 Co. Was II days Of Hatteras. with strong NE and
sehr King tot Ell.worth, Bunker. c.is.ris11 s1 10
" mslSi .S 20 ysssS sS = sass
sshr Louise Orr fortand orr oaTdsrss y days
% -Ss f;ss' s'ss
sa' sS "s:ss e, 20 co
y ,.I &C. Is 81 He
'ss:s s,. sA fruit to
ssSr s Haiiard shaw Il. Orleans y days. with mo-
schr David Carll Hawkins, Virginia
tss s sa 's III s s.
Ssa themes dys with :nS
sales Dr. ss ss s II e ss 81
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Giaucus. Be.rse, Boston for Now York, with
steamer City fitchburg Kills New Bedford for Now
Steamer Galates, Wslden Providence for New York,
with mdse and passengers to Isaac Odell.
Steamer Bolivar. Ges1. New London and Norwich for
sehr Susie Prescott tBp. Glass St John, NB for Now
York.
schr wndare Cunningham Grand Menan for New York.
Schr Fieetwing. Maddox, Rockland for Now York.
Schr Sardinisn HQlbrook, Rocklsnd for Norfolk. Va
Schr Annie stevens, Montgomery Harmon's Harbor
for New York.
schr Sunlight, Hodgdon, Boston for New York.
Schr VIM Mason, Nickerson. Boston for New York
Schr Freddie Leo Porter Chase Boston for Now York
Schr Walton. Lewis New Bedford New York.
Schr Attsves. Joy, New Bedford for Now York.
Schr Mary Mstheson Matheson, Provlncetown for New
York
schr Minquas Phillips Providence for Now York.
Schr Ella II Barnes, Larder. Now Haven for New York
Schr A Il Baker, Murray, New Haven for New York.
Schr Florence, Ssckett. Northport for New York.
Schr Amos Briggs Dunn, Cold Spring for Now York.
BOUND EAsT
Steamer Eeanora, johnson. Now York for Portland
passed out 6thl
Brig Pride Of Chsleur (Br), Pye New York for Csen.
Schr Peter II Crowell, Chase, New York for Boston
schr Highland. Murphy, New York for Glen Cove.
schr Gildsrseeve, Hull. Hobcken for New Bedford
schr Sarah Wooster Dollivcr Hoboken for Providence
Schr Evon Adams Amboy for Providence.
Schr Lizzie Taylor Amboy for Bridgeport.
The cutter Dexter which anchored yesterday Of
the HERALD Telegraph Station vt Whestone Ii, left for
the eastward at an early hour this morning
Sailed from Hart Island Roads-Bark VIM e Cloves,
New York for Cape Town; schr Lulu A Snow do for
Ceara
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

ship Fieetford. Dillingham;, from New York for AMOR,
Feb 10, lat - N. Ion ~ W
Ship Jusirae Nor. Eriksen, from avre for New York.
Feb iJ, lat 80, Ion 7.
Ship Cornelius Cier JonaAn. from Baltimore for Ham.
burg, Feb ~, lat 81. Ion 4.
Bs,k John Fensht pswe Cplssen. from Gloucester for
Philadelphia. Jan IS no lat Sc
Bark Virginia. ThurIow, from Leghorn for New York.
Jan i3, In the Straits of Gibraltar.
An american bark showing "ySFR" from New York for
Auckland. Feb I, lat 20 52 NJ Ion 81 w: There s an
Ia signal letters the aove belonging TO ship
Chapman, which vessel WAS at Huanillos Jan IA
Brig Nautilus from Francisco for Tahiti Jan H. OF
the lomota Group. .
q, of capss of the Delaware
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SAILED.

Steamers Rhiwindda (Br, for Cardiff Absmarie. loves
Dell ships America tPort Lisbon Levi q Burgess, Lon
dom Louise Norl Bremen barks Poseidon Nor) Am.ter
Falmonth: Rerulns Nor, Rotterdnm: Astaris lrS Lon
dom Edwin slsr). Dunkirk; Catherina elp3. Lsehorn
Orono Nor) Hsvre Nova Scotia Br Antwerp; Queen of
Hearts Br, Havro; Navgatore dtaD. Marseilles; brig
Aabine Nor) Richmond schrs James Ponder, A Stew
ems and Lulu worford for Southern cosstwise porta
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Orvrcr ov LIoHrHousx INsrEcro

FiyrH DISTRICT NosvoLK. Va, March q, 1870
Beaufort bar and harbor have recently been rsbuoycd
aud Cove Sound has been resaked New channels have
recently been out Hstteras and Ocracokc nst
II IL safe enter by the buoys In their
tons. These nlsts will be rebuoyed In few days, Of
sILAs W. TERRY. Inspector.
sr JOHN, NIB, March 6-Msriners advised that the
lighthouse Negro Point Brcakwate at the
this harbor being removed. and red light will be
Beacon pole at the outer end of block when
will admit Of lighting 10; not to depend light
during stormy weather.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Plymouth Rock, Birmingham from London, Jan 2.
Bark Formosa (of Chatham NIB. Quigey. from Amster-
dam. Jan Z
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
WIALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

letter from Capt Horsn of bark Mabel OF NIB reports
her Albany, Australia, Doc 10 having taken 100 bbls
| 50 oil last cruise.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
IDesfia,tfioa.l |
Ofice.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08
PUBLISHED BY

NJ. A. MARTINEZ 4 co.
The New York herald., 1879-03-08

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHRAp, March 7-wind ssw, light; barometer
3O535.
LIvERPooL, March 7-wind NV light.
LrzARD March 7-wind z, light moderate. fne baron
eter, 1850
PLYMOUTH. March 7-wind NE. gentle breese, Hne
barometer 3O.45.
ScILLY March z-Wind ESE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
THE SPlYNERS OF FALL RIVER.
A GENERAL MEETING CALLED-sTRIKERs BACKING
OUT.

A GENERAL MEETING CALLED-sTRIKERS BACKING
FALL RIVER, June 17.-Secretary Howard
of the spinners Union, Will issue circular to spnnes
o. morrow calling special meeting OF spnners for To-
morrow night. The circular is headed; Every Man
10 the Front" and reads "a followsi
PILLOW WORKINGS: This meeting is called for the
purpose OF tanning from our members employed III
the various mills IN this city what action mas been taken
relative giving notices, and how 1t was received
Let all united, paying members and nOnpaylng mem
bers, for our chances of obtaining what we
desire are looking exceedingly bright one and
aldo not retract your notice Tor by so doing you not
ONLY prove yourselves enemies TO your fellow men, Out
YOU would be the greatest enemy to your own interest
The men are all solid throughout the ty believe NOT
what officials say. Every spinner IN the city invited
TO attend this meeting On behalf OF the Committee
ROBT. HOWARD, Secretary.
II was ascerained this afternoon that ut two print
cloth mills no notices Of intention to quit work had yet
been gwen. Quite large number of spinners have
Withdrawn their notices from one corporation, and
there he similar actions at one or two other
mills Before beginning this strike. Secretary Howard
wrote 10 every Lancashire spinning district In EnGland
stating that the OF operatives were being greatly
reduced here and that strike probable, ana urging
that spinner come to this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
TRADE nnLIAD, Az PAR

TRADE DoLlAHN Al YAK
SAN Francisco, J H 3d.. he Nevada Bank has
the last Off tt.- .-llaTs AT gold.
A BIZ or l.. II.U 3BAN COZ RTEsY.
ELMIRA, \. Y, june 1.-The three DAYS races
that begin to-day been postponed week 10
accommodate he Geneva races. il>ihS place.
THE OVEgIsSUE OF PENSrh LYANIA BONDS
HARRISBURG Penn, June 1.-THE committee 70
the oycrsue Of Sl0JOOo In state bonds met here
today but adjourned TO meet IN Philadelphia AT early day
HEAVY FAILURE IL NEwBRUNSWICK
ST. JOHN y. b., June l7.-Everett x Butler, one
largest dry goods houses Ia this city, have failed Tho
liabilities are about S2250OO, principally III England Tho
assets are not yet made up.
THE CONVENTION OF CIVIL ENGINEEks
CLEVELAND, Ono, June 1.-The American So
ey OF civil Engineers began It's eleventh annual session to-
expected. There viii be excursions every afternoon.
THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
MONTREAL, June 1.-THE Reformed Episcopal
Church here under the pastote OF the Rev Dr.
which Dr.. Gregg is Primate.
THE SENTENCE OF AN EMBEZZLER
WHMINGtoN, Del, June l7,-Ihls morning
Brandy wine, pleaded guilty 70 emboLklemont lie ws
sentenced 10 nye years imprisonment rnc bank has Ieooy
$1,000 Of the stolen s2SoUo.
GENERAL CROOK AND THE INDIANS.
OMAHA. Neb., June I7.-Geueral CT0 X has re-
turned trip the frontier lie reports that The Incl
generally que but says that the stealing Of PONIES
from be stopped oututchk may De
pecod. Measures have been taken 10 punish the tev"s
A JUDGMENT AGAINST A CHICAGO PAPER
CHICAGO June i7.-lu the superior Court to-day
Judge Moore decided The case o. John l. Wilson SMns 70
ErsHia0 journal Company, beng claui Tor partnership
interest," COmpai pay joan L. WILSON third
profits OF tbs paa from May 1903 10 August 1873
NO DIPITHERIA AT ISLAND POND.
ISLAND PoND. w., Jane 17,-An suppression t5
ginning ata cases ~ dphthera az Newark
VT occurred Island Pond This In rot The epdemo
Newark ~ adjoining county twelve miles distant
from Island Pond There no one ant'd vain mIhthesA ~
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ANNIVERSlRY or BUNKER HILL

BOSTON CLOSES IT'S STORES AND ENGAGES IN A
JUBILEE.
BosToN, June LITTLE weather was cool
and pleasant for the celebration here. aud the day
observed by general suspension Of business and the
closing OF banks, the post Office and the custom house
There were PROFESSIONS IN this city aud Charestown
with protlsc display OF bunting On public and private
buildings. Between 5000 and 10000 persouS rs
semblcd the banks OF the Mystic River 20 witness
rowing regatta given under the au'pces OF the Cy OF
Boston.
A CELEBRATION AT AN ANCIENT CEMETERY.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 1.-THE Putnam
Phalanx celebrated The 18th Of June by ylss to ths
birthplace OF Captain Nathan Hale, in South Coyen'
try The occasion was OF great interest
to the people of that and other towns in Toll
land County, and called together about 5000
persons. The Hon. Chauncey Howard made an
address OF welcome. A historical address was de-
lyered by Colonel Charles ~ Joslyn aud speeches
made by Lieutenant Governor Gallup. Mayor Sumner, OF
Hartford Judge David e. Calhoun and Others. Tho
formal services took place the granite monument
to Hale, Coventry The ceremOpies ended Win
banquet, which WAS held In a beautiful grove.