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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25
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ia ssnr cases. even The btss Of
care fails 10 seenre a good Lnmber OF
young tGrkeys Before they hare i1l-
" feathered Up they are The tender
est cfhiras. ba. v ben they have %,
on fuli dress Of feathers, nothing Ia
the Nay Of poaliry is more hardy OF
less Liable 20 disease " disorder.
As young turkeys, Ike young g1i1. a..
make ssch rapid growth Of feather
when yoaDg, they require cons: ant
.caze, and food il fsir quantities and
often, 10 enable them. to xijhsssrd
the great strain Oh their system; ssd
not suppl, iog then fully az that
s,sge of growth Is What csases them
TO crop OF suddenly. from al appar-
ent casse- Boiled egg. chopped Eae.
10 doubt makes good food for ius-
keFs, % commence viii, but Il j. Bs1
al necessary. One OF the zcst
sDeeessful breeders OF tofkeys We
know Of never ted eramb Of soiie6
egg, bst commences With ssale bread
crumbs, slightly mixed With new
fresh milk, giving then ivs or .ore
feeds daily. bot onIy 10 such snsnii.
ties as tsey wOsii eat Qp clean at
every feed CASA ops or lettuce,
cnspped up S1s aad mixed wiki their
food, vas ziEsa While 50 occasion
al seasoning Of red (eayenne) pepper
sss supplied. They were treated Is
sweet r,slk for driaxing purposes, es&
when hey gos scme little age, cot
.tage cheese was literally supplied
.tev are rsrv fond Of IL There is
as nsoch IN the care as 10 the feeding,
sad they mart have the best Of both
70 irtuee them 20 stay with sz--
Daupasss snd dew issstsl 70 yoong
turkeys, tie remedy suggests itseit
in q preTer.ive -zmevToGn Pozffrg
f-~-X
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25
BETTING ON . sure ming

A tough-looking citizen walked
into one Of the Justices courts yesteF
day forenoon very mneh intoxicated,
snd requested that be be allowed 10
swear of drinking for a year His
Honor obligingly put him through
the solemn motions. snd the convert,
with eonfased rumble Of well-meant
but profanely expressed resolutions,
stumbled out Of the court room
"Bet be don't keep IL sn hour"
said one Of the grinning lswyera
Bet be sticks to il q week, any
how observed the Court With coaa-
denee
Nonsense cried every body.
"What'lI you bet Z" asked the
judge.
Twenty 20 ten,p exclaimed the
eager attorney producing the
money
~Dose,n cried bis Honor, and the
stakes were turRed ever 70 GhrOai-
Gle reporter.
OcArtaD4cs raAu LIE NOLEt lultt-
", Ego out ard :eteh that man
back ''A
IL Ia fsw mioutes the refcrmed one
vss tirsggeh 10 and The jadge ssrend-
eG lbs dais, raped sor order sBd
locked severe.
Charged with being druak, said
The Court What's you plesgs
"Gaess I'm fnil. admitted the
pii-oEsrs with IN idi0tic smile
Ten Gsys 10 the Ceuniy Jail Con
stable. lcek UP your prisoner Nr
reporter, band Inis Court tina: xeslsb
Courts adjourned Bows. I~t's gO
qud feod oGr levels p TirgHig
1Sss) CAr0Riels
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25
B,ikins' serenade.

Young Bilkins went to serensde
bis girl on Van Ness avenue The
amateur orchestra, of which be is a
member. had hardly squelched out
the irst tao bars of 'Come Where
my Love Lies Dreaming" when the
second-story window went up and
old Boggs, Anelis's father, stuck his
head out aud remarked
Is there 40 way Of compromising
this tbiug,"
"Whsl-w-wbst ?" gasped Bill
kins.
II say can't We make some ar
rsngements to get out Of this mat
er. How does 81 aud q gold gas
stove strike you"
"Why-this-this is serenade ?"
gasped Bilkins
Exactly. 80 | see. Nov suppose
/ were 10 stand the beer and car.fsre
all round. wouldn't 700 go out 10 the
suburbs and work OF the rest of il 10
from. of some deaf and dumb asylum
or some other ?"
"Weil, I'm bowed ~ calculated
the crushed lover.
81 should think you would be, At
tached TO the end OF that big from
bone Don't point it in this way. for
heavens sake it might 20 of"
Come down here and say that
ike man." rossed the big drum,
VINO was full Of Badweiser aud iu-
r.
"You bald-hesded old pelican.
come down.
Il think We had better-bet-
ter 90. as il were, beys,n murmured
the mortified BAkics, and the dis
gasied band walked sadly of, scorn-
fully Ignoring Boggs' parting iDjane-
items 20 reform and lead better lives,
until the thing oTeE-Son Francis.
- Nefcs Letter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

Miss Prince was the only daughter
of Pitisburgh merchant and two
years ago was welded 10 Mr. Savage
of Baltimore. Six hours after the
ceremony the train upon which theY
bad started on their bridal tour was
wrecked and the husband of less than
q day was killed. The shock Of the
terrible calamity robbed the young
wife for time Of her reason From
this mental death she recovered 10
60 in,o a slow decline All the bios
SONS Of ber life were wiEhereC, and
the world once so rooed in beauty
and delight became prison from
which Der spiri, longed to be tree
They took her across The sea, but the
panorama Of scene aud incident bad
no power 10 renew the love of life
and the young thing faded a. aOs-
er fades At last 'hev took Der 10
the South of France, and there. amid
the bloom. Of aosers-oD the spot
Petrsrch once sang song 10 ElSirs-.
in the home of Leonardo De Iinci's
eyile-Ihis fair American girl found
the peaceful quiet OF the Craze On.
correspondent who relates the incl
dent draws Vivid picture Of the
sorrowing family aroend Ihe death
bed The tarner overwhelmed with
grief, the mother wild with despair,
while a young sister, eiaspiag hand
of the DYING girl looks xiih pallid
face sad rigid lips into The glazing
eyes.
The anguish Is nearly oger-ny
race Of life Is DONE" came ia g feeble
intonatiou from the bps vi ihe dy
Ing
And ere you yiliing 10 die -
asked minister. bending I3w 10
catch the y vhispeTed sttersnee
'=Qh. 30 glad, Listen 70 ne die,
"a many Of nv sex have done. of
broker heart l Dad par nv all Of
Iiis and hope on the hazard of an earth
ly love, and God has smitiss me for
my SIM
at Was DO sin TO ,ose.s
oh, not 70 logs--bu, 70 sai.d an
idol as ! did-snd TO worship the
creature Instead Of the Creator. /
hass been TERRIBLY punished The
horror Of ,kese tso brief wears no
words can ted
There yas . zufier Of the feeble
heart The blse eyes shss,hed them
selves meath paleIv tinted waxen ids.
and the fair ycsng form. once 80 fnll
Of subtle life. was frezsn into death
-Dsnuer Ee,cs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

In speaking Of a persons faults,
Pray don't forget your own,
Remember those with homes Of glass.
Should never throw a stone.
We have no right 10 Judge 8 man
Until he's fairly tried
Should we not like his company,
We know this world Is wide.
Some may have faults and who has not,
The old as well as young.
Perhaps We may for aught we know,
Have fifty 10 their one.
III tell you Of better plan.
That lind works full well.
To try my own defects TO cure
kre others faults to tell.
And though sometimes hope TO be
No worse than some know,
Ny own shortcomings bid me let
The iaults Of others 90.
Then lie, Ms all when We begin.
To SANDER friend or foe,
Think Of the harm one word may do
To those we little know.
Remember sometimes earses, like
Our chickens, roosi at home
Don't speak Of others fault until
We have none Of our own.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

Il Is almost time Tor Sunday school
excursions. sad seod little boys had
better locate themselves in time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

tic neaNiae that can be employed cleans
;n- the stomach and bowels and even the
blood. il small doses Of one pil day
ther stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vi-o-o-s hezith.
AYFR's PHIIs have been known .o-
more than Z quarter of : eentIry. znd Aayc
ols.ained a woTsd-vsle reputation for ihei'
S.l.acx Illsr e1Trsct diseased action II
ste Several assinlatiYe organs Of the
belr. and are 50 composed that obSsrae-
tioas within dor rsn-e ear rarely With
ssszd x ,eyaie them. Net ozly aa they
enre the everyday complaints 81 every
hQ.ly, ia. also sS.zsiGabse and azngeroa,
diseases il.aI haEe bafiiea the best Q;
. human skin Nhi.e they P7oGSce power
ial efscts they are, At the sane tine. the
safes; ana i1est physic fo- children By
their auerient ac;ioa tlcy erire uaEcn iess
than the cnrn.aon parxasives. ard neye'
give pasa risea tise bowels zre not iniiamed
Tley reach tie Wal fountains os the b.ooa-
ara ssrvnethca the system BY freeing :;
frol tie e.cmen;s of weakness
AaauseG 10 al aces ard eonGitiors in
al c.iaa,es. ccatzinisg reithe- eziOsneI
ao- any Gele:c-ioas d-u-. these Pills may
n.c sakez win SAFETY ~ sayooiy. Their
sagS--coaiia- preserves them ever tresh
ana .n@kcs Ihea pleasant 70 taSes vEls.
i'esng p.s-Slv veseS.n;s, - .szE.a ss= -Fsse
incsa ss1cse as n zls oaznrsiy.
--
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A DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

tsssse " zarx u<li. lsss Ct ME.O-t issnzAlF.
tectAsed-
T.ssfers 4 foszss:-z-t1n the afs7Er estate IA
ing hzez eraztet = the snc<rslz1ed- Deri7e Z
k.rNy ever ~ allrerSuus f-skcAt1i = nd <s-cr
q rrake iasnetsAse rzy.eEs a11 rhc<e hayz-
cls lzzs 4zR.n1 the sane 20 sre<ent ffeU cay
n-.hsazirateS ssr settle4aeFt ~ tic re<lcesee .
Petsr " xt1Essr q Y iIfsr8 Twp. ga Saturday fhs
HB BARNES.
Wsy@ Adnirsstr,ior
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

Il Is the quality CT the music that
makes il necessary TO chain the non-
kew 70 the haad-crgen-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

II . iosfe. csrnot stand on the
street corners be might Is well be 3
working man
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

Il Ike 70 make sponge-eske," she
said, innScenily sit makes nv bands
90 eiean-r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25


Are the most e
icc;ive and conee-
niai purgativeever
discovered. Ther
n-e mild but et-
fctuai N aei-
operaiion. agYige
Us Dwe.s s..FeiE
aa1 without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation.
they are stiil The
moSt thorough and
Saa-aiior rathcr.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25
Ayers Catnartic Pills,

Var sii the purposes Of = Family Physc,
and 10 curlng Costlveness- Sa2nuce,
Indigestion. Foul Stomach Breath
Heacaene. Eryz-peiss- RhsuEnansn-
ErupSo1s ana SKIN Diseases. Bl-
acrEncSS- Drocsy. Tumo-S- WORMS
NeE-AlEla- as 9 Dinner PHI,
4sr--=<-1--- tna rsincl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

Or. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, kasss
P-accScal and arsivsicai Che,ni<ss-
SOLD BX Ala. 1sflC<s{stSTS EskktNHkLE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-26

sorting "of, and by striking out may 10
line s, and inserting 'shall."
On the motion Of Mr.. Blanchard, the motion
of Mr.. Benham was laid On the table.
Mr.. Lyons offered the following amendment
Insert "haK after zone" In line 3.
Mr.. Moore OF Lafourche, moved to lay the
amendment on the table.
The yeas and nays were called for, with the
following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan, Bell, Benham, Bur-
ton, Caffrev, Chiapella, Cunningham, David
son Of Iberville, Demas, Denis, Dickerson,
Elan. Gardner, Ella, Grimes, HAZARD, Her
Knoblock, Lanaux, Lott, Matthews, Willard,
Moore Of Lafourche, Noguez, Parlange,
Pinchback, Poche, Ponder, Rivet, Roach,
Robertson, Semmes, Simon, Smith Of st.
Mary, u Steele, Stevenson, stille strovich'
Nays-Messrs. Baskin, Bienvenu, Blanch-
ard, Bolton, Breaux, Breen, Bridger, Brian,
Bulger, Byrne, Carey, Chaffe, Collins, Colyln,
payenp1rt Davis, billiard Easterly Ed fs;aa 1
Covers, Henry Of Cameron. Henry Of
Natchitoches, Jenkins, Joffrion, Kelly, Kemp,
King, Kirkman, Land, Leake, LeGardeur, IT,,
Luckett, Lyons, Moore, st. Landry, Munday,
Mcconnell Mutt Ogden pardee rneiggs me,a
Stone, Sutherlirl, Vance, Watkins. White,
Williams Of Grant, Young Of Concordia-57;
Bulow, Cahen, Claiborne, Davidson of Clai
borne, Estopinal, Fayrot, Fontelieu, Guerin-
ger, Kennedy, Kidd s H. LagaRi Landry, Loan,
McGIoin, Olivier, OFT, Stagg, Stewart, String
fellow. Thompson, Warmoth, Wells, Williams
of TerrebOnne-31.
And the motion to lay upon the table the
amendment OF Mr.. Lyons was lost.
Mr.. Steele offered the following substitute
for article 10:
A levee system shall be maintained In the
State, and q tax OF one mill In excess Of the
five mill limit provided In article may be
annually collected for that purpose.
Pending the amendment OF Mr.. Lyons and
the substitute Of Mr.. Steele. at :O5 p. m. on
motion OF Mr.. Demas, the Convention ad-
journed until 10 o'clock a. m. Monday.
VIM. Ell. HARRIS,
Secretary Of the Convention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-26

..4., yu1,,.5 v,,,,,.. - r,onoordia. Yn,1nu Of
NOM, I'VE, M.els. lou a1e OF Conco1aia, 1o11s =
East Feiicianames 3 - p,,,,ar raffrav. chi.
AnsentnMssssIs. be.l, RulgfslII. o nieIarson
apena H 1sesa3I o rssa1sY Kidd, King
MNa arEs E9nSegn paedee Poche Roach
lMnaiks, McOonue' .1ae,s,a If Tarrehnnne
simon, thompson, Wliians - o11os>A.11e
ID. ...,a,,a ,,,oa+,a,, -,
Mr.. Claiborne being seconded by the Conven-
tion thu yeas and nays on the adoption OF
800 - 80 .I,ro1i NTH +ho folo1,ine, ro
artlcle u were orueiou' "1ou VIC AoAAo"AAes -
suit:
leas-MesnsLl snoh nlrn Rnf aof: oupaeais
Rpaaaax. BuioW. Burton, Byrne, Cahen, Clai-
borne, Collins, Cunningham, Demas, Denis,
Elam, Es1opInAl, rrauih, ry IaluneIi ula'
HliIuI1I' Iaatremski Jnffrian Karnnnhan
King, Knoblock, Lanaux, Landry, LeGar-
deur, r., Loan, Long, Lott, Lyons, Marks,
- I' af Mn9s,n;n Nnn,,az nIivisr par
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN NATHAN +. LARn.pEE.

.
Captain Nathan f. Larrabee. captain and part
owner OF tho packet ship Sir Robert Peel died on
Saturday afternoon at the home of his brother.
Henry Larrabec. in Windham. Conn. Captain
Larrabee followed the from his boyhood
up. He was native of Connecticut. and in
his sixty-frst year at the time of his DEATH
When he was 4 small boy his father brought him
to this city and introduced him to Grinnel. Mnturn
Il Co. He was sent out cabin boy in of their
vessels. and has since been III their employ.
rising steadily until at the time of his death he was
one the best known captains going OF this
port In 1850 Captain Larrabee. together with
Captain William Rowland. of the firm of Rowland
u Frothingham, superintended the building of
the ship Sea Serpent. and after she was launched
sailed in her first officer until he took
mand of the New World. He made q few voyages
in the New World and was then placed in command
of the Sir Robert Peel For twenty years Cap
Larrabee commanded this vessel and in all that
time-in fact during his whole nfe--never met with
any disaster Captain Lar rabee left the Sir Robert
Peel when in this port last June, and went to his
brothers house, where he died. The ship is
her way to this port in command Of Captain Thomas
p Stets Il.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Hawthorn Of steamer Ayiers from Galveston has
our thanks for courtcsies.
Purser VIM Connor, OF the steamer Colon will please
cept thanks for favors.
STEAMER ROxULUs (Br) Trail at Delaware Breakwater
from before reported detained of
Of $500 hne and proceeded to New York.
STEAMER ELECTRA started from Stoningen for trial
on the broke oil the anres Of her propeller
BARK GuLow Nor, from Northport Ms for Hull ashore
Pugwash, Ms has been condemned and will be sold
which put Hslifax with loss OF spmrs 2c had re-
paired and cleared for destination 18th inst.
BRIG FIDELIA Davies. at Vineyard Haven l4th from
ssS a eth ,0s she & Oh M Cove
She lost her jbboom aud headgear and badly
strained forward causing her to leak about 500 strokes
per hour.
Ms for New York. with spng drfted College Point
Rect AN Sept l5 but of at high water without
age and proceeded.
soHR JonN McADAx, Rsthburn, from Mobile for La
~ ns psss n inst leaking
has been to her.
rs% s
she was run into of Naases the morning Of the ia
spr and Cboo% and
broke wind.s patent msnrsi cathead and top timbers
Capt Langley Of the British steamer Bertha which
rived at New York Sept H. reports that the lh when
punt painted green outside white inside circle each
with pencil ON the inside.
QUARANTINE sHIP ILLINOIS has again commenced to
." the an
tion until the end of the
Boston, Sept 15--The steamer Brasiian (r) at this
port from Liverpool that while coming M the
hsrbor she came in collision with unknown three
mastcd schooner bound The mizxen
stanchions the port side and chain plates and
sustained other damages The schooner carried
flying jbboom. ale part Of her head gear &c
CHARLESTON. Sept 15-The bark Enchanter (Pr)
Tofte bound from New Orleans bordeaux passed this
port ON Saturday with hcr punps choked making for
Baltimore.
NKw ORLEANS. Sept 15-Schr Mary Diana has been
tain llv vrarka nd tha M outh hofR Ruio g Irhr
QUxsKc Sept I4-A ship is reported as stranded near
Pugwnsh. No particulars.
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
CLEARED.

Steamer HALEY !sD Brown; Lyerp90IBuss ( @ Jeyons.
Steamer Nederlsnd lBelg) stokes, Antwerp-Pefer
steamer Richmond Kelly. West Point, vaoid Domin-
V Steamer Franconia Maugun, Por,land Me--J Aines.
Ship Prince Louis tBrl, Moore. sharpness -Bowring
Ship Pauline Ger. Nahmcns, Antworp-rheodore
hip John Mann sBr>. Scott. Antwerp--J Whitney a
BARK Eiesor tNor, Nelson Bristol. E-Funch. Edge
Bark Johannes Foss Norl, Nikkelsen. Newcastle-on-
sst ssapsn 5Sss Sssl.sn esssa..exq Falmouth
Bark Maritime ataD Chetti, Cork, Falmouth or Ply
Bark Maria Gtsn AmSrossSo, Cork or Falmouth for or
ders-Bsuham Beycsen, Pickering Co:
messi for sssts SR Ss@d. SIX SOM o''.
Bark Rothesay Nep Iversen Cork or Falmouth for or
Bark America Wor, Nesen. Cork for ordors-c Tobias
Bark Bayard (NoI, Kittelsen, Grccnorc I-Bockmann,
Bark Eicano tBr), whiteside Belfast ~ W Parker &
Bark Margareta csw,, Ryberg. srettn-Funch. Edyo 4
Bark Admiral TegethoG Ger, Reher. Hsmburg-wat-
Bark Pauline tGer. Klngenbcrg. Antwerp-Theodoro
Bark Antwerp Br), Chambers. .Antwerp-J Whitney &
BARK Nordhavet tNor, Halvorsen. Antworp-Funch.
Bark Fricdlief (Nor) Stiansen Brest-C Tobias Ca
Bark Blandina + Aus soich Cherbourg-Socovich &
Bark Thorvaldsen GSop. Hansen. Rouen-Funch, Edyc
& Co.
Bark Lepreaux (Br. Brown, Bordeaux-P Nevius &
Son.
Bark Annapolis (Br>. woodworth. BordcauxJ Parker
x Co.
Bark Nuova Dapolo GtsD, Emanuel, Marseillcs-sloco
vich Il Co.
Bark Minorva Blanchard, Tarragona-James Borland 4
Co.
Bark Domcnique (Br) Le Blanc. Mslaga-IIatton. Wat
Il Co.
Bark vegar (Nor,. Olsen. Oporto-C Tobias Co
Bark Harry Buschman Br, Card, Gibraltar for orLcrs-
j Whitney & Co.
Bark Porfro dc Msrtino qtaD. Gaatols, Ssoniea-Bcn
ham. Boyosen, Pickering X Co.
Bark America Ita. Terraro, Cienoa-Funch. E6ye Co.
Bark Barso DAM, Caussen, Port Alegro-Funch, Edge
Il Go.
Brig Emma Buckmsn, Liverpool Birkenhead-J
Winchester n Co.
Brig Julia Blake (Br,, Petersen Porto PataE Sanchez
Dolz.
ScEr George Jordan. Duncan. Cork or Falmouth for
orders-J Winchester h Co.
Schr Jesse Hoyt fBr). Nutter Bayonne- Scamme Bros
Schr Jennie Beazley, Libby, Port Spain rlnidad-Jones
Lough.
schr Charles Moore, Robinson. Richmond, vs-Jamos A
Van Brunt.
schr l. Van Glider. Stse'msn, Richmond, va-James A
Van Brunt.
schr Jacob Heusuan. Rider, Baitimore-wm Chal-
mers.
schr P Goodwin Williams, starnford-stamfo,d Manu-
featuring Company.
schr Franklin Pierce. Kidd Bridgeport via Now Havon
II Doyle
The New York herald., 1879-09-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER

LONDON Sept io-Arived. steamers Esstbourns tBr'
Fisher; zsie tBr). Gilings and whestned Br. Munro
New YORK; Thames tBrl Simpson Montreal
Sailed 10th, ship Lydia skolGeld Miller. New Orleans
York Tor London.
LARsE Sept l4-saicd, Mikado CBr, State iine
New York from Glasgow
LssoS. Sept 9-Arrived. bsrks Sunbeam. Hand, Phiia
deIpha; shetland, Haskell New York; 10TH Providence
Dr. Potter, Phiadelpha Maria Christina QtaD, somma
New York
MARsEILLss, Sept 12-Arrived, ship Frminia tAus
Msrnolich New York; l3th bark Arcangolo Padre QtaD
Scala. do.
MkhEL Sept 14-Arrved, bark Parro (Nor) AlseP, New
York
NKwRY. Aug 2o--sailed, barks soIen CNor Jorgensen
America Scpt IL, vanse (Nor). Teiiefsen baltimore
NAPLES. Sept ll-Arrived bark Imperatore Francesca
Giuseppe I (Aus,, Promada New York.
PLYMOUTH. Sept l5-Arrved. steamer siesia lGsr Lud
wig. New York for Hamburg (and proceededl
Sailed 18th, bark Rostituta Msdre dtaD Parascsndolo
New York.
QusSssrowN, Sept l3-Arrived, bark Rosa Chichizoio
tab Zinc. New York.
Sailed 18th, 10 AM steamer Arizona (Br Jones tfrem
LiverpooD, New York
ROTTERDAM Sept 14-Arrivcd steamer am fDutch
Chevalicr New York.
In port sept2, bark Carmel tNor Jgeruldsen for
York.
RouEx, Sept ll-Arrved, steamer strathary (sr, Pot
tingor. Now York
S"ieo i-th, Snekiokke (N0r) Langfeldt Baitt-
more 18th, Edith Carmichael (Br McEachern New York;
San Pesro QtaD Semidei, do Bends lswe Trapp Balti
STErrrN. Sept l3Arrived barks Fraterntas (Nor) Ja
cobson. Now York: Progress (Nor). Nielsen. do.
ST NAzAiRE, Sept 13Saed bark Acadian (BrD Oliver,
New York.
TRIESTE. to Sept 15->Arrived ship Amelia Aus). Cosu
lch Philadelphia; bark Emilia (Aus) Radoniceh New
York; brig Ijubridrag LAns), Mighlon Philadelphia.
Sailed sth, bark Monets (Aus), Flamin, New York.
Arrived , Sept Is Divico tNer,. orgenseu. Balti
more via Queenstown.
Sailed frcm . Sept 3, bark Orvar Odd (Nor Levard-
son drom Tuborg America; 18th, Echo Nor, Void, do.
LONDON Sept l5-Bsrk Escort waterhousc from Bos-
ton May 81 has boon damaged by collision Eliza
both.
Bark Geroloma olivari dtaD. Eta from Boston Aug
ana at Qusenstown Sept ashore Waterford lies
in q very bad position.
Ship Romsdal (BT, Jarman. at Liverpool from Now
York Aug 20, has been damaged by striking pier.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAp. Sept l5-Wind NNE. light; barometer
29y93
LIvERPooL, Sept 15-Wind NV, light. =
LIZARD, Sept 15-Wind Sw, light; fine
ScILLY, Sept 15-Wind light; overcast; calm; brrome-
ter 80