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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Deddes of the steamer Caland Dutch) has
thanks for special meteorological observations made in
connection with tho HERALD Weather Service.
STEAMER AMELIA (r. Dickson at Boston Sd from Troon
reports had strong westerly gales TO the 10Th whom
countercd terrific gale from yeoring to wsw, during
sTKAxxR MILDRED d,r. from Montreal for London, be
fore reported ashore Cape La Roche discharged Of
diver will examine hcr bottom.
BARK useponss yrssrn Nor, from Gloucester at Della
in gale was srown on her beam
away and lost and split sails.
BARK MAnx TWAIN CBr from Bremen at Delaware
Nantucket lost and split sails.
scHR W LEWIS. Allen, from Port Royal sc. for New
YORK soiN fore rsps5sd below Nc with loss OF
manned at Smiihve Oct - waiting orders from owners
Island year, has been oasd taken Hosodaio
September.
Sem MosIroR Chase Hyannis 4th, from Donnisport
injured ''"''''' ""' ~" INV "''' '''''
scuR ELLA K,RxxAs laden with oysters was run down
Point BY Tho Norfolk ssoamer Gestovcr Her was
81 .ODU. and her cargo at 5000.
scnn = DIXON. Dickens. from Block leland for Prov:
with sehr Clyde lying 1T anchor aud carried away the
S,os s9ss w. and SsSssa her r W &c The
damage trinng.
ALEXANDRIA Nov aThs schr Maggie which arrived hes
yesterday morning while ~ anchor OF Sandy Point FRI
day night was run into by tho ehr Roanoke and had her
BosroS Nov 4--Thcrc portion OF the bark George
Kngman visible this morning.
cn.nl.sros SC. Nov 4-s,eam,r City of Atlanta from
New York aud the schr Lucy Collins hence for Whining
ton NC collidod OH this port yesterday NJ daylight Tho
steamer damaged her bowspt aud stem and the schooner
suffered In her rigging anu bulw9rks The damage on
either side is not serious. Both vessels are here.
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov f-Brg Geo Berry tBT. ard.
with lumber from Pensacola for Montevdco arrived to-
day with her crew IN state Of mu,iny The captain WA.
very badly cut by tho muneors His fo saved and
the mutny qucllcd by his daughter.
Nav cmLsS,ss Nev 4-steamer Ashburne d,r. which
cleared for Liverpool to-day carries 100 bales OF cotton
the largest cargo OF cotton ever shipped from this port
NORFOLK, va. Nov 4-Schr Louie from New York for
Richmond with cargo OF salt Is ashore Mt Occsn View
SnurnriiDIs0 Capt Jcsse TIobrook. OF Wcncct. has
built fine schooner OF about 2tb TO fruit
from the West Indies 10 Now York and Philadelphia.
LAuScHrD--At Bath, Me- 3D., by Goss sawyer. n hnc
3astrd schooner owned by Taunton parties about the
size aud build the q Briggs. and will carry
100 OF coal She Is owned by tho par
ties who the Briggs. Capt Jacob Phillips Is to COM
manu her. 8 moi e nnuied.
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MAKING CHANGE ON HORSE CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Tuesday evening. about seven o'clock. having
taken the uptown car at Washington square. and,
being unable to put the exact fare in the box Of
fered the driver cent silver piece for which he
returned a package marked "l0c." contain
ing only nickel. A complaint Immediately
made to the driver, resulting in u most emphatic
and persistent demand that my,fare must be placed
in the box and the deficiency setked with the COM
pany. insisted however. that the matter be settled
where the committe l. which resulted in my
being ordered to leave the Being confident that
the company the possessor OF my fare in their
change box refused to vacate place my fare in
the box. The stopped and the street blocked
by inquisitive and voclierous crowd for period
about ten minutes. when the driver relenting.
upon my handing him my card and address (which
he previously refused to accept drove on. Is there
way OF rectfying fve-cent mistakes on the part
OF the Blocker Street Railroad Company except in
spending ten cents in fare to have five cents re-
funded. besides loss of time and annoyance? 1t
occurs to the writer that tho company had better
either proclaim their infallibilty or else have .
more considerate spirit manifested on the part OF
their mployes. A. d. Is.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CALLAo Oct Io-Arrived ship st John, smaley Liver
Sailed Oct sth, bark W D Seed CBp. whitesidc. San
FRI ncisco; on. ~ ship Mary Reed Carney. Victoria
Robinson. for New York, ldg
portland; isdora Ricnda ODD, Chase Antannss; 9th.
Ves,ed 18th brig Adde Hale. sheppard. Havana; 9th,
SEN GnsSusaos Oct s"ArriSed brig A.aaya Eve Quebec
Cn4TmAM M Noy l-Slearsd barb: SersS Worj, &aihe-
sen. Dublin: Matador GER, Ewert Cardiff
GuASTaSAxo Oct 17-Arrved. brig Republic Br), Har-
sailed 18th. briggs NJ Haskell, Oliver. New York: Ma
iiosc KoSc Sept ao-cloarcd. ship Monte Rosa Carter
In port Oct l. ships Twilight warland. from Now York
cisco; bark. WIN II De.n Endcctt, from saigon arrived
'B; A@gsar Borl.nd Kent, and
iIAvasA. Oct a5-Ciesred. banks Maria Louisa Csp,.
do brigs virseSe Cpl Andrs cSarsston 27h rnbsils
sust Now oreans 2sth schr Lizzie Dewey Peters Now
MONTREAL. Oct sl-Arnvod steamer Texas tBr, Lauren
Arrived I'd. steamer Eliza Hunting (Br). Brown. Now.
Lake Champiain tl'p. Stewart. Liverpool
don soworby tBr Lydas Newry bark ocean r,, Rich
ardson. grisol Nov l. steamer Hunbert Br,, Arnold,
Nosrn srpSry. cB. Noy i-;Arrived steamers desmond
Tor Newcastle Cand both proceeded after coaiinp
rsoenNSso Oct sArrivod steamer CT, Of Merida,
Oct se-In port. brig Favor,e. Nc Donald
Jorgenscn from do.
QUsnrc. Nov ARRIVED. steamers Bedouin (,r). Reid
Shields for Montreal ID Peruvian Brj Smith, Liverpool
land cleared Sd for Montreal
Arrived ID bark Dunsinanc tBr, Jameson. Marsoies
Sailed LIST. steamers Scandinavian (Br, Wylic Liver.
pool viking tlr). London
Al Bic Ist bark Dunsinane (Br). Jameson from Mar
settles for Montreal.
sIsaAroRK Sop, i-Arrivcd, bark Cremona. Cove. Now
York.
SHANGHAI Sep, isArrivcd, bark Julia A Brown, Nick.
erson, lIakodadi
Sailed sept a. bark Amethyst sloeum. Yagasati; aosh
stcnmor Sunbeam tBr) Dobson, New YORK
ST. JAco. Oct 2O-Arr!vsd, schr Ward j Parks, Cooms
Camden Me.
ST JonSs NE, Nov ARRIVED. schr Bessie Black (Br)
Ludlow. New York via Halifax.
smsLscRSk. Ns. Nov Arrived. bark Maud scammo
(IrD. Ludlow. GLEASON Dock torderod To- New York;.
vIcroRA, Oct 2,Passed. bark Sierra Nevada Nelson
for San Francisco
VERA CRUz. Oct 21-In port. brig Noo Ware. Ackley
for Tuspan, to load for Now York -
YOKOHAMA, Oct 1-Sailed, bark Wylo Q3rl Brown. Now
York.
In port Oct !. ship Alex, Mcneil Sproui iron, Puget
Sound. arrived sept "a barks Obed Baxter Baxter Tor
Now York Jonathan Bourne. Doanc, from Cardiff; brig
Low Stevens, Gilmore for San Francisco.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 3-Arrtvcd, steamer Il G Knight
New York; schr Emma Acry do.
BOSTON, Nov I-Arrived steamers 1berian (Ir)
Horne, Lycrpoc Avsrll tBr,, Alton, West Hartepccl
Neptune. Berry. New York: bark Ardour rj White ~
Johns PR scbrs Walter II Thondiko Pierce New York;
Dexter Clark. Theall. Albany; u Wilton, Rich, Port
johnson George Avery, Rogers Richmond Va: Huntrcss
Brown Wcehawken; WIN Wilson. Ward. Iioboken, Abbie
May, Adams. Port Johnson
Cleared schr Martha \ Hail. Hail. baltimore.
Sacd--stcamcrs ID II Miller, lIowes Baltimore; Nep
tune. Berry, Now York.
BALTIMORE, Nov 3-Arrivcd, steamer Louisa, Walker
Roanoke River: barks Charleston tNorl. Svcndson, W
mouth Nena trD Foster LONDONDERRY schrs Helen HAS
brouek. Bennett. New Aork Young Toazer Andrews
kingsport NY: Henry Davey, King. Boston tnot NOV
York;
Cleared --schr Mabel Thomas Mckenzie Now Haven,
SaiicdBnfrs stormy Petrol tr, Cork Ella Vose Br)
Limerick; Linda q utah, Queen stown. 49,, So.
9thArrtyed steamers Johns Hopkins ualett, bostcu
Martha Stevens, Chance New York; ship Assyrinn u2
Mansan, Cork; bark samuel (Br), Roberts, LvefpoVi
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 4, 1879
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Bothnia Br) McMickan Liverpool Oct 25 and
Queenstown 26tb with mdse aud passengers to G @
sloamor Croft (r) Dotchin, Niddiesborough 10 days.
with iron ore to order; vessel to sScoveh Co. Had
NV gales, with high head sess in which shipped large
Steamer Bolivia tBr) Small, Glasgow Nov a. and Mo
Vile 25th with mdse and 254 to IIenoerson
so 9 bound ship Crown
Prince @ mp 81 from sTsss for o Mw York.
steamer Frisia Ger. Meyer Hamburg Oct % and Hayre
ns weather
WA Saa ss Nichols An~e Oct
with cse and hs to Peter Wright Sons Had
Oct . 1T % i? se 3 S 60 Sss %
steamer Caland dutch). Deddes. Rotterdam Oct 10.
passing the Banks had strong westerly gales and high
steamer Hudson; Freeman 81 New Orleans days. with
al Sn ys5y ;sa as 81 Mary Il SG
steamer Gen Whitney Coleman, New Orleans 6 days.
steamer CITY o. Macon Kempton. Savannah days. with
steamer Chsmpion lockwood, Charleston days with
sssa%Sr MsShs.tsn Kelley. Richmond. City Pon. and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamer Richmond stevens; Norfolk &C. with mdse to
Shin spartan TamSaSe Liverpool 4s days with
WIN Ss ABOUT SS Sept miles ~ S % N So
Eisns sysisa: from sw 70 ssE ;ndwEW:
:s. 's .. 'noT r,s
sa s..sss, $ o%
so with thence had
which lost sails &e oct 70 Lat Al 3 lon 81 49, took
ss2 ws,; as. Cd IL Webster. from sa
:S aa Sew Sisy r s'sy s,h
dan from for London: time. barb Rc6er.
- 30 % Ton g 20 sh' Marie
Ship Constantine. Goss London Sept 9 and Plymouth
j. T oa to had Tt
Ship sufs,s snpsi S % days.
| to sturgis, Chairman & Go.
ss o. re-
da g..s with os s n'ts ss % IS
BARK Aycnir 'Fr! Bsr,hem Roehefor "a days IN bal;
gales: Oct IL 81 passed. TN quantity Of
picked aP NE p.s'Sryss, VIII Lon
BarE Nellie Guest Br, Mos,sngcr BOraeaux 4a days
80 the Banks; 10 days Of Georges: Oct 20 la s5 90
fDrlns lower msintopsn eii overheard and
20 .ss%ns sbe y e. @ 10
p s9y ss isS% a.~sS sss SSs
with loss ofbowsprlt and tbo;n probably schr Gra
FaIt ncnriss Isss e.. @Gr, Miede Bordeaux q days,
r r%nsn Conn., E%ss Plymouth lS r. "A days. in BAL
a.s I e rsiSo. CO. lisEs Nv Wind.
sy His s iIenyy Dewey t Portland Smith Mo..eylaso
vessel to Brett, Son 90 Crossed the Equator Oct 10
Fsys 20 IS oss n rss rico s a"'"
S.s. % a fYd"s c SON"
S.ys Of Hal a.iisrss WITH heavy nor,esry winds
sugar. ssas and nfsss T,swSrdss. s
81 49, Ion n o. had cyclone commencing Mt SW veer
inv 10 lasting hours; shipped quantities
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ERIE ACCOMMODATIONS.

To THE EDIroR THE IfERALD:-
The Erie Railway advcrtiscs train 70 start from
New York at twelve O'Clock midn pht for suflcrns.
stopping at two cities and villages. 1t is
very balky, because it stops every mile 40 back
little. Some people call it theatrc train" because
those who go New York to the theatre this
train for Patterson Passac and other stations but
IL is really called because 1t is farce. Although
IL Is usually made up of ono smoking and one
ladies' car and is very light. it is the meanes and
slowest tram on the road. and is worse than an
Arkansas switch 1t does not start from Jersey City
until hatt.past twelve. though why nobody ever
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knew 1t crawls along. but why nobody ever
knew II reaches Paterson anywhere from half-past
one 10 two O'Clock in the morning. When people
who nav fun prices wish To get home TO bed they
are compelled to crawl over the meadows. Why not
make il a decent fast train aud attract many people
from suburbs TO the theatres! There are enough
train as fast as any other 1t is beastly uncivilized
and nnbu siness-like PATERSON.
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RECESS WANTED.


To 1IIH EDITOR or THE HERALD:--
Can you inform why the BOARD Of Education
is about to deprive the pupils Of Grammar School
NO. IS of their usual recess at halfpast ten? For
years has been the practice in this school to allow
the pupils about fifteen minutes recess; but. as
understand, the Board OF Education has now passed
n rule forbdding the scholars to enjoy the short
space OF time allotted to thoin. II you will kindly
look into this matter you will greatly oblige
PARENT.
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CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Para Carpenter, st Thomas. Pernam
buco. &c ii Mallory Il Co.
steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Fanny Csdwalader. Clark, Batimore-J s
Krems.
steamer Ann Eliza. Davidson, Philadelphia-wm P
Clyde 90.
steamer Glaucus, Bearsc Boston-H Dimock
Ship Vancouver (Br. Carver. AntwerpBoyd Hincken.
Bark Noah Nor) Gjeruldsen, Rouen-Benham, Boyeson,
Pickering X Co.
Bark San Luigi Gtap, Trapani. smyrna-Benham, Boye-
son. Pic keripg Co.
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After extensive repairs shovelfu lightship has been
anchored on her station. Relief iightship No mas
been placed "Succonnessetn station aud the latter
taken on for repairs.
ny order of the Lighthouse Beard -
5 ID AMES. Commander usN
Lighthouse Inspector. Second Disiric,.
oFfick or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR SECOND DISTRICT DOS
TON, Nov 8. 1879
WASHINGTON Nov 4-Notce is given by the Light
mousse BOARD nat an automatic signal buoy has been
moo,ea pear inc wreck reported by Commshuer
W. schiey usN, the Isle of Wight shoal on inc
coast or Maryand tho buoy is black with red ana whte
norxontai bands aud on IL IL painted the word reek
IN large white letters IL is moored in l3 fathoms water
anu VIII gvo blasts OF whistle short Intervals; ono
mast OF the wreck shows about Il above the water
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TICKET sPECULAToRs,

10 THE EDITOR THx HERALD:-
good deal has been said at different times in the
papers about annoyance OF ticket spectators who
ply their calling at the entrance OF theatres. Last
winter the HERALD foremost in its efforts to rid
the anusemen going public Of the Spectator nui-
sauce bu1 the men still to be found ut their old
haunts-they merely outside the doors instead
OF inside. d.. N.
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A NOISY ENGINEER.

To THE EDITOR OF HEBALD:--
Ny business is in Fifythird street. by tho Eighth
avenue elevated railroad station. where my neigh
bors and 1 arc terribly annoyed by one particular
engineer. lie invariably blows of steam while stop.
ping at the station, making the most hideous and
unearthly noise imaginable. No other engineer
finds it necessary to do this and why should he
We think the managers Of the road should see to 1t
that the nuisance be abate,. MECHANIC.
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SPOKEN.

Oct 81, lat IL SIS, lon 81 O6.
Ship Edward (Swe from An twerp for Phila-
delphia. Oct "a. lat 40. Ion rs.
Ship Clmrissa Carver, Dow from HulI for Nev York
Oct =. lat Ion %
York, Oct Ii, lat IA n, Ion As W.
Bark Emma (of Quebec, from - Oct 10 no lat &C.
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WHALEMEN.

= Arrived at Brunswick Ca Nov 3. schr 4. b. Conwel
Costa y IS to land lo4 bills sp oil out 81 days.
~ Faysi. pct y steamer Mary Helen. Millard NIB.
2s LAT sd II. Ion ~ II bark LYDIA Corey. NIB 100 bbls
sposen-sept 10 bark Stafford. King. 10 days out from
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

TNorE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer full name and address to
insure attention. Complanants who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing.
Write only one side Of the paper.-ED. HERALD
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TIMELY SUGGESTION.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Allow me to suggest to the Park Commissioners
new house for the Of skaters in Central Park.
The old house has become unfit for and is a dis
grace to q city like New York. hope you will pub
iish this IN behalf Of all lovers of skating.
LADY SKATER.
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DECIDEDLY NOT.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In the name OF common is it just or fair that
the members of the Fire Departments shall pay
asses sment of $40 per for the election of
for Mayor that has reduced their salary?
DEMOCRAT.
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SAILED.

Steamers Arizona ODD. for liverpool volmer DAM,
Havre; Wyanoke, Richmond. &c barks Emma Ives (3r),
Glasgow; Norman (Br) Rouen; Nimbus (Br, Cork.
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srs Open ses. wynn Newport for New York. in bal
i seIr Paine hsAra windsor Ns'i0' rn''''S'p"A
WIN sn aIssl pamilton p,r,lana Ma for New York
i ssi h.rrs n .n~s to- oraer "' W.
saso for No" York with head
sehr Fannie Hall, Hathaway Bangor for New York.
shr instta Heath Bangor for Wilmington Del with
as sr,r Rod ,oce, Esndau Long Cove Me- for New York
ssSs CAROLINE Knight. Dyer Rosfi.nd for New York.
schr sinbad. CHM Rockland for Now York with lime
w SiA .,o oars 70 sanf ros
se ehr 4 Hessoa PSinney LaSsc for New York.
ps siad i'slm4n ''"0''' Lawson" '''A''''
shr HwooS fsmoash for New York
vS Sshr Emma "insor' Atwood Plymouth i0f NO"
ScSr Josech Bavmore Mason. Boston for New York
senr i Bay state. Parker soson for New York
ssSr Noes, frsssh, Bss..a tgr New w Y %dr.
se%r JShn halliday. Haiiidsy Boston New York.
s sshr o ams smS Boston Tor New YORK.
sr Geo eS%:sh%s% kisss, Boston g. Now York
scnr NJ Reed Parker boston for baltimore
Sh TS ,aIey r"wn aos,on for New York
sehr Tantsmonnt. pendetcn. Boston for New York.
seSr DAVID ssrosksr Asen Boston TOR New York
ssSr EXPRESS ns Murphy New Bedford for New
schr Minnesota DoIsn, New Bedford for New York.
s ssSr spoas rown Ss% Bedford
ss % S~.s Rsai Ns@ i ssor for New
York
ssSr Rogers Rogers MsrWien for New York
sshr Lena Rich Read Lynn for philsde 81
Sehr Sylvester Hale. Coleman Taunton for New York
sehr Abel " ParIes Dean, Taunton for New York: w.
York
Schr II T Hedges. Smith, DigA,on for Now York.
s ss :s :y a Sss York
schr Mediator, Davis. Somerset for New York
ys ssa' augustus SA0'"' Harris Ss~'uyp'F' for No"
ssr ss r Hr Esr ss ~"
Schr G Fall Shropshire. Fall River for New York.
sehr Ann sippio Turner Fall River for New York
schr Webb. Brown. Westerly. RI, for New York.
Scar Ps.esdsls Csswsli, S.rrassnsess Pior for New
sshr T Wn MowTy campSs Providence for New
schr Staten Islander Stewart. Providence New York
Schr Katie Hoyt. Heaney, Providence for New York.
seh nr Fred fyIer Tyler Providence for New York.
ss sr sspp
s f sr
Schr May Day. Pendleton Providence for New York.
s sss hf s%oT 81
vs ssh c0wDerhw"''' L'mpner Providence for Ne"
scSr Eva Adeli, Ellis. Providence for Now York.
s Ss. of Now
YORK sar Coo D Perry r,vn, Providence for New York.
schr Nightingale Young, providence for New York
Schr Malabar, Curtis. Providence for New York
Schr Reporter. Cole. Providence for New York.
schr Dreadnaught. Saunders Providence for New York.
Schr Susan Brown Prcydence for New York
Schr Orismoo Oupt,! ovdence Ior new iSrk.
Schr iarretI LEWIS Iov '1ence LOT New iSrA.
v sshr st Pierre 'Br Haley Providence for New
YORK. p, AZ. px,aon. Nuvo,
Schr rushawa; AHen, = pov'9ence LOT new i4tk;;
Schr Magnet fletehet rr3viasnce ZOE NeW lork.
Schr Montlceuo h,9rlge, rovluence or sew Vrk
Scnr nlu.aIs' p ,usmcS .o' ~, MoN
schr Aro Lardse snropsnre paw,oGko! tor New york.
Douglas Haynes, ADAMS
Schr Sunbeam Lyncn Hsrttora tor New YORK
Scnr , NJ A,ien. Norwicn lot masgelpnlA
Schr Henry Mobinson Norwich Tor New torX.
Schr nH T > naiu ~. to Wv
sehr Expedite. Racket. New London for New York
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

EXECUTION RocEs--roG SIGNAL AIRED.
Tho fog trumpet III Execon Rocks having been repaired,
Tia operation will be In thick foggy weather
II. j NJ u CLIIZ, Com uSN.
Inspector Third Lighthouse District
7oxpKiEsvfLLR, 81, Nov .. 1873.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YORK, Nov 4-Noon.
The Western Union time ball was dropped to-day If
teen ono hundredths of q second slow.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND MOON. WATER
Sun rises ...... IS Sandy Hook. morn II 80
Sun sets......... 4 50 Gov. Island. ..eve IL "a
Moon rises eve 10 OF He'll Gate. %
TIONS.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
8. Desfia1fioa.

ArEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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Steamer City of New Bedford Davis Fall River for Net
York. with mdse to the Yld Colony Steamship Go.
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WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYnHAp, Nov 4-Wind NNW, gentle: clear.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 4-wind NNw light; dali,
PLYMOUTH. Nov 4-wind Sc, light; dull; barometer,
1910.
SciLLY Nov 4-Wind Enc light; hne; barometer 80 GO
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see what would strengthen him; If he was a demo-
crat or yreenbacker, see what would induce him to
vote the republican ticket and then to make up
statement OF the amount of money which lie needed
Tor all expenses and forward at once. Mr. Herbert
said that in his town good many votes had to be
bought but that they cost less than in most other
places. He said that he did not pay over 81 for
some OF the worst of them. and that in good many
cases he got them for days work. He could not
say exactly how many ne did buy. but he ready
10 get any one that had price.
INTIMIDATION.
The Globe then relates the result OF their in vestga-
ton in Lewiston. and the following is a condcnea-
ton OF what is claimed. They alegc state or int-
idation there greater than can be found elsewhere
IN the country. and claim that year ago the Hon.
william J.. Frye caused to be circulated an agreement
which bound the signers to vote the republican
ticket at least for himself aud Wallace White. 1t
a. ,Iaimcl hat over ono hundred dclnocratc iouor
sellers signed this agreement, and the reward
was to be the release OF one Michael A. Ward,
then IN prison for violation of the United
such n document in existence, and that Ward
was released The GLOBE representative claims that
vote the republican ticket and holds alidayits open
for ins pcction the Giote Office The GtoJe also
holds adavts TO substantiate all their assertions
TO matters In Lewiston. They hold such documents
20 show the existence of the Frye agreement, aud
from those who did sign 1t. They alegc that
me votes IN ar ths aet that i%e s'" warden
and ward clerk left the ballot box in charge
parties not duly authorized, while they went TO
dinner. IL IL also shown that very many students
attending Bates College and residing in other por-
lions of the State voted IN lewiston In direct vio-
produce the heck Yst and catalogue OF The college,
together with allidavits from parties who saw some
of the students vote. other afdavits show that
democrats challenged the votes OF noi-rosdents ana
the officers paid attention whatever to
the challenge. still another affidavit IN from
a man who swcars to AN attempt to bride him. and
the concluding aidavits show that on the afternoon
OF election day added TO the check list of
Auburn and that these names were voted upon.
The Globe represents the situation in Lewiston as
being in that condition where democrats of all
classes in society ntmidated TO that extent that
they do not dare 10 any decided opinion as to
the frauds which have been pcrpetrated in their
midst
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