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The New York herald., 1879-07-13
INFANTICIDE.

Michael Sullivan, farm hand, was brought from
Springfeld.tN. J to Elizabeth on Friday evening.
and lodged in the county Jail there. His daughter
Nelly. aged fifteen, who is unmarried. about
to give birth to child. Sullivan went for
u physician, DIR. Jobs, who late in
arriving The child was born and buried be-
fore the doctor reached the house. He suspected
foul play and ordered that the body be dsinterred.
sullivan reluctantly complied. The Doctor. al
though the babe had been buried for many minutes.
detected evidences OF life and resusctaed the child
that IL lived for half an hour. DIR. Jobs made
complaint before Justice Curry, and Sullivan
rested. sullivan said he thought the child was still
born; that the Doctor failed to appear for sometime.
and having waited sufficiently long to himself
that the child dead he took II out into the
the garden aud buried IL under few inches of dirt.
He said he had intention of intanticde. and
thought he was doing what was proper. County
Physician Terrill made post-mortem examination
yesterday which revealed the tact that the child
healthy and death was caused by suffocation.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
CLEARED.

stesmer General werder gGeo wnliserod, Bremen via
City of Vera Cruz Van sice, Havana and Mcxi-
ports-f Alexandro Sons.
iory Co.
steamer New Orleans. Halsoy. New orloans-Clark 4
steamer City of Macon, Kempton. savannah--Gcorge
Steamer Champion Lockwood. Charleston--J Quintard
steamer Boneiactor. Jones, Wilmington, Nc-wm
steamer Richmond Kelly Norfolk, City Point and Rcn
mond-Od Dominion steamship CO.
steamer Abemare, Huphrcy. West Point va-old Do
Steamer i 9 Knight, ChicheScr. Georgetown DE- l.
steamer + W Brune Foster, B.l,imore.J Krems.
Se sw @ fs%
ship Alexander Mckenzie CBp, Homcwsrd. Baltimore
Bark New Brunswick (Nor). stoesen. Bristol E-Ben-
Bark Boylesta Nop. iIalvorscn Lynn, &c Tobias &
BARK Day Star tpr). Virgins Cork--A b Grant.
BARK Johanne Nor, Muller, Cork for ordcrs-Funch.
Bark soboda CAus, Gollaa Cork for orderssioeovich
Bark Alice daD. Raretto. Cork. Falmouth Plymouth
Bark Loo tNor. Andersen, Queenstown Falmouth for
orders 1Benham, .i,. BoiEesen piesering 4 Co.
Bark Jane C3rl. IIecney, Bordesux-Boyd IIinckcn.
Rark Margarida PORT siloa, Oporto-G Amsnck a Co.
Bark Francesca dtaD, Catanzaro, Constantinoplc-
Brig Martha j Brady 1sp, Brady. car,hagena-J r
Brig Princess beatrice CBr), Simmons, Poin.apitreH
A vatable n Sons
Brig Thomas Turull Bates Mayagucz, PR-L &
Armstrong.
Brig Lie Hougbton, Dolan. IIavana-J Ward Go.
Brig Zcno (Brj. Babn, Halifax, NS-Iatton. Watson
Co. 49,,
schr Caribbean, Knighton, San Andrcas-Jamcs Ei-
we'll Co
Schr Theresa, McQuin. Para-B Weinberg Co.
Schr Mary Witham, Clark, Port au Princo-R ID MUIR
49,
Schr Victor. Coleman, st Anns Bay aud Port Maria
Moses 4 Cohen.
schr John Rose. Petty, Standardization Go.
Schr Bessie Black tBrj Ludlow. 81 Johns. MI ii Win
chester * Co. - ~
schr Cummnger tBr, Caddeil, st Johns, MP New
ius A. Son. 49,.
schr Kate Clark lBr. InGerso, Grand Menan, NB-
Rowol x PattHngalI.
schr I II Livingston. Hodsdon. jackson vie-Aivsh
Mndgctt.
Schr Annie Lewis Aldrich. Savsnnah-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr James Warren Leighton. Newburyport Mass
| Hnll A Co
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
FISTICUFFS ON BROADWAY.

Leaning against the railing outside Of the Stevens
House. of Broadway and Morris street. at half
past six o'clock last evening" stood Mr.. Richard
Enrght, Philip CANTON and his brother Patrick
in conversation. when DIR. Shine drove down Broad
way in wagon. Whether aggravated from a real
fancied slight. the Doctor. after passing
the party mentioned, reigned up his horse
and turning round opposite the IL" station
No. Broadway, drove. back to the Stevens
House, alighted and addressed Enright in lang guage
which. it is alleged, more forcible than elegant
OF words, lasting nearly ten minutes. followed.
during which the Doctor charged DIR. Enright with
insulting his children at the Battery Park This
answered by an emphatic denial. The Doctor spat
in Mr.. Enrights face and the next few moments
Enright's fist Officer Flanagan conveyed both
Oates who at the desk, listened patiently to the
recriminations that passed between the combatants
As neither would prefer a charge against the other
they discharged. HERALD reporter called on
DR.. Shine, but he refused to be interviewed.
Mr.. Enright stated that while abusing him DR..
Shine held his hand his pistol pocket and threat
ened to blow his off. and it was only when he
gave HIM kick in the stomach and dragged his scarf
from his neck that the summary chastise-
ment inflicted. II admit" said Mr.. Enrght
"that 1 did give it to him then. and / only
wonder that was so patient. In regard to threat
he made to kill me shall the District Attorney
about it Immediately. Shortly after the occurrence
DIR. Shine came around with two rcvolvcrs In his
possession looking for me- he sad. to shoot me-"
The latter statement is corroborated by the police.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Nineteen cars are being loaded at Bellevlle. Ont,
with cheese for Europe.
The Raglan Flour Mills at Oshawa. Ont, were
burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Alderman Hallam, of Toronto, Ont, shipped yes
terday 1000 sheep and rs cattle for Glasgow valued
at $4,000.
James +. Edmonds, arraigned yesterday at Boston
three indictments for forgery pleaded not guilty,
and was remanded.
The Providence City Savings Bank. having attained
q sound condition. will resume business ON Tues
day. 1t was closed i'll March, 1877.
Stephen Barton, miner in the Pennsylvania Coal
Company's colliery at Pittston. Pa, was instantly
killed yesterday by q fall OF roof rock.
william Crawford. freight engineer on the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. dropped dead on
his engine at Loudon yesterday morning.
Jacob Mears, his wife, Susan Mears, and Mitchell
Flanagan, were fully committed yesterday for trial
ut the Montreal assiZes for the murder Of Mrs.
Comfy.
Captain and Mrs. Goldsmith to sail from
North Sydney, Cape Breton, yesterday. in the craft
Uncle Sam, tor Europe. calling ut St. Johns. New
foundland
j. A. Moerenhout, French Vice Consul at Los An
geles Cal, and III the consular service of France
hty two years, died at Los Angeles Thursday. aged
seventy -four.
Neal winbush (colorcd). who attempted an outrage
OH young lady in Clayton county, Ga last week
taken from the guard Thursday night and
hanged to u tree
Coultervile. Cal, partly burned on Wednes-
day night. The loss is not stated The fire spread
the timber near the village aud overran a consid-
cradle tract OF country.
b. +. Elliot, the sewing machine agent. who disap-
pcarcd from New Hampshire SO mysteriously in May
last. aud who thought to have been murdered.
has appeared in Maine
The paper mill OF Messrs. Buckley, Dunton & Co..
of Now York. at Bancroft village, Mass, was burned
yesterday, together with large stock of raw mate
rial. The loss is $4,000. partially insured.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
AMERICAN PORTS.

Sy nsa Sr s1r s.asr ss wnylan M
rsShrrs SsG' 9s snsG es.sS:S". .ehr se Ludm
% IA, s,e%,sg Xi% Ne
saei
S naoq s%gs
Ma,an,as kaupa Nash oOossn; Julis , Haskell kssy
Tsn,s@sans' rsndise" iisssIeS; iIS%p!sa; TlesIs
sou John Paige Iialsey Philadelphia; Colon Baker
Srss g. s % deSrs
s%"ms Sfw & Mseo Now York
Glanergan t,r. Buck Liverpool and sailed; snip wini-
MSsfosd Ss sd rssaa ts@SS"n a"' '"'
sss s @ nS ss @ iSs hs
Ph,ladelpha; Neptune, Berry; Tor New York. -
Marshmam. Charleston; bark waSaleSeh S,r, Wilson
Uieared-Bark d Chaplin Bunker, Boston and sailcdl
saied-stsa%er iiansa e uer) Bremen; ship Cornelius
I2th-Arrved, steamer Martha stevens, Chance. New
s,a % mp pamson onen F"ae Ms% % asa
mann Bremen earks zargo dsaD Aqaarone, w@.erford
Ger rsrse m"nSsrg ,,,, Jason Ger AoreeH' do
Bjorkvist. Kouen; Elise tBri. Levers, Londonderry
G%H b ESIis & ssJ nbaso snow,o"
Moon San Salvador.
Pesceto Queenstown Carmel tNor Gjerudsen do brig
BRtSswiCK; July s1Arriysd, AZ. bark Fremont sNer,
tanxas; iith, bark Willie MeLaren (Br, McLaren, New
York.
Cleared 9Th, schr David Soner Riggs Philadelphia;
9th bark stubbestad tNor, Ellmason Bristol
BULL RIVER Sc, July 2-Ceared. brig Victory tf,D,
Salmon. Berwick 9th. bark Deyen tBr). Wclon, New
castle John Brl Pypcr do 7h Matilda Br, Rudicdge,
! Plymouth.
| ton. -
iOth-Arrived. schr X Woodward Jordan, Port John
son,
Cieared-schr Mary Augusta Holt, Philadelphia
BATH, July lO-Arrived schrs Douglas HAYNES, Adams,
Philadelphia for Augusta Mary Sands Roberts, New York.
Saed-Schr Adclla Curson, Corson, " southern port
BOOrIiBAY, No July S-Sailod, schr Starlight, Reed,
| New York.
iOh-Arrived, schr Julia Baker. Baker. Georgetown.
In hnrbor large three schooner W.
| BJCKSPORT, July 1-Saed, bark Boylstun, small,
| Bangor. to load for south America.
| BAKERS LANDING, July li-Arrived, sclr Naiad
Queen Curtis, Philadelphia
| CEDAR KEYS, July s-Seicd, schr Annie A Booth,
Bayles, New York.
! CHARLESTON, July 12-Ceared steamer Charleston
Woodhuil. New York tsce Miscellany
sailcd-Burk Hermod NOR livorpooI
DAkiEN, July e-Clearcd, ship Iielios GER, Asmus
EAsrPORT July 4-Arrivcd, schr Garry W Fearaby
| New York.
sth-Ccared schr Nightingale. iiiliyard. New York
| EAST GREENWICH. July Y-Saiod, schr Lille Wells
| Wells. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
AN OLD LAWYER HOMELESS.

A thin, pale-faced man bowed down with old age
his hair and long, well trimmed beard almost
snow white, tottered into the Sixteenth pre-
cnct station house last night, leaning a
cane and in a feeble voice asked for a
nights lodging. He was immediately identified
as John Slote, once a well-to-do in this city,
and as he claims. the rst to raise the American flag
iu the State of California. He told the following
story II was boarding in Thirtyseyenth street.
Tenth avenue. where last FRIDAY night, met a
rrspectablo looking nian, who told pitiable
story of hunger and said that he had no place to
sleep. | took him home with me. 1 had in my
possession gold watch valued at $500 lett mo by
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
FOREIGN PORTS.

BATHURST July 1o-Cleared brig Wellington CBD Grif-
tbs Aberystwith.
CmARLorrErowN, PEI July 4-Arrved schr Lillian (Br),
Murray, New York.
FATHER POINT July l2-Passed In, steamers Brooklyn
(s from Liverpool for Quebec Sarmatan (Br Aird, do
for Montreal.
GoREE June 12--Arrived brig Alco Tarlton, Lahrop,
Boston
HAVANA July 12-Sailed, steamers Guillermo Sp Lu-
znrraga Baltimore; Elvira (Sp), Gastonaga. do.
HALIFAX. July 9-Arrived, brig Ella 3r Mcdonald New
York.
MONTREAL. July 12-Passed st Feiice, steamer Sarma
tian (Br) Arid, from Liverpool.
NORTH SYDNEY. CB. July 9-Arrved. barks Thorgny
(Nor Andreasen London Kwaisand Br), Sprague Sharp
PoRr NATAL, June 1O-Arrivod. bark Harriet Upham
Putnam. New York
PANAMA, June l6-Arrived, steamer South Cai olina.
White Champerico
PoRr HAwKEspuRY July 9Arrvcd bark Alico Roy (Br),
Mckenzie. Lisbon.
JOHN. NIB July 10Clearod, bark Ravenscliife (Br),
Hughes Gloucester, Is.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMER, July l2-Arrived bark W Thorndko Richard
son. New York.
BKAcnY HEAD July 1l-On bark Freya CNor,, Blaauw
from New York for Antwerp.
BRISTOL, July 1l-Sailed, bark Ecano Br, Garland,
New York; 18th, steamer Somerset (Br). stamper do.
BARCELONA, July 9-Arrived, bark Arrogante Emilio
lSp), Roxcll, Brunswick, Ga.
BORDEAUX. July lo-went to sea, bark zarida CNor)
Larsen, Philadelphia
CARprrr July I2-sailed steamer Rheola (Br) Horlor
New York.
CORK July 1l-saiied. ship Charlie Baker OBJ, Brown
New York.
CnooxHAvES July lI-Passed steamer Brazilian (Br).
worthngton, from Boston for London.
CADIz, July 7Saed bark Tgr (Aus,. Cosulich Boston
DovER, July ll-on, ship Meta Ger, HOLES. from Now
York for Bremen.
DUSDALK. July 10-Sailed, barks Royal Harrie Br)
wcimers, Baltimore; 11th. Elects (Br, johnson New
York.
EXETER. July Il-Arrived bark Mindei jNor Beck New
York.
HAMBURG, July 4-Sailed bark soridderen (Nor Peder
sen. Richmond, Va.
HAvRx July l2-Salled steamer Labrador (Frl. Sang
lier New York.
ISLE wIGHr July 11-On ship Hovdng (Nor). Isaac.
sen. from Philadelphia for Rotterdam.
LvxRpooL. July 12-Arrived, ship Union, Greenleaf.
New Orleans via Baltimore
Sailed th bark Sarah Douglass Br), Mclean, Calves
ton; lath steamer Palestine Dr. whiteway Boston.
LoNpoS, July l2-Arrived. steamer Strathmore (Br,
Rowoll, Now York.
Sailed 1Ith. ship Jacob Trumpy (NoD, svanoe, Now
York.
MALTA. July s-Arrvcd. bark Ruth (Aus) Dobriovich
New York.
opoRro July e-saiied bark Fischetti qtaD. Pidatel
New York.
QuEESsrowN. July 11-Arrived ship John Bunyan Br).
Scovil Balmore bark Andrcas Riis (Nor. Hansen New
York; 12th steamer Pennsylvania Harris Philadelphia
for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Sailed IIth 30 PM steamer Britannia (Br) Perry rom
LiverpooD Now York.
RouEN, July 1oSsilcd bark Kate (Br). Anderson New
Orleans.
SHARPNESS July 11-Saied. ship Hiram (Nor), jacobsen
Delaware Breakwater.
SYRIA, June 23-Arrived, bark Sabioncello Aus, Cree
itch, New York.
TARIrA July ARRIVED barks Roma QtaD Izzo, New
York; G Lawrence dtaD, Polio, do Doth for Mar
seillesl.
vIGo July 4-Sailed bark Mozart CNor Moensen, New
York.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
FALMOUTH, July i2-wind $, moderate.
HoLYHEAD July I2-wnd Sc. light; barometer. 29677.
LIVERPOOL, July l2-wind Sc. light; hazy.
LIZARD, july 1c-wnd Sc fresh; thick, rain.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
THE sPINNERs' STRIKE.
NEARLY HALF THE MACHINERY RUNNING-A
GAINING WEEK FOR THE BOSSES.
AIare II,lr 10

GAINING WEEK FOR THE BOSSES.
FALL RIVER. Mass. July II. 1879.
The mills have been filling quite rapidly with
spinners this week and quite a large delegation
arrive daily. Some of the comers are bought
off or persuaded by the striking spinners to leave
town. but there is denying the fact that the manu-
getting the best of the strike far
the running of the mills is concerned. manufac-
turer stated last night that. after careful
inquiry at all of the mills. it found
that forty-three per cent of the spinning
machinery in the city in operation
Several owners of mills have erected cheap board
ing houses in the mill yards. and the comers
kept entirely free from the strikers the corpora
tions found little difficulty in filling up and 1t is
probable that next week quite number of mills will
run on full time. The manufacturers also say that
many of the new help have been accustomed to work
longer hours and earn about So week. and that
they look upon the new positions with short hours
and the wages paid here decided Improvement
of their condition.
sANGUINE sPINNERs.
Numbers of the old spinners leave town daily in
search OF work elsewhere; but the members OF the
union are quite hopeful and say they are confident
OF success They have q considerable amount OF
money in their treasury and constantly receiving
outside aid; but the grounds on which they expect
final success hard to be seen by the outsider.
TiD FINANCIAL PULSE.
At the stock sale to-day Merchants Mill stock sold
at 110; Weetamoe at rs; Mechanics, 7S4 to 50; wam
sanoag. 9il 95la King Philip. 81; Flinty, 34A to
37h Narragansett SO: National Union Bank, %;
Fall River Savings Bank books sold ut from 80 cents
to 10 cents the dollar; the Five Cent Savings Bank
93 cents to 931a cents, and Union, S91a cents.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
HAS MCCARTHY FLED?

rumor was current last night in the Twentieth
ward that Roundsman Mccarthy. of the Twentieth
precinct who was indicted by the Grand Jury for
burglary In the first degree and released bail.
had fled the city for parts unknown. aud that his
bondsinan, John Fitzpatrick, was securing the ward
for him. Mccarthy who lives at No. 444 West
Thirty street. next door to the station house,
has not been seen Tor over thirty-six hours. Cap
tain Washburn left tho station house rather suddenly
about ten o'clock, and 1t was supposed that he had
started out to Investigate the rumor.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

my father. and also $50 in money in a belt which
was fastened about my waist. In the morning l
found that had been robbed of all that had, and
consequently was unable to retain my boarding
place. have been wandering around all day. Icould
identify the man. am lawyer by profession and
have a desk in the Ereiing Post Building. Business
has not been brisk of late. but still managed to
make a respectable living"
As the old gentleman did not care to lie down Cap
tain Ryan allowed him to sit in chair in the review
ROOM and few moments later he forgot his
troubles in sleep.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
MoNTCLAIR's HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Henry smith, alias Thompson. who is charged
with having robbed Mrs. Fuller the streets of
Montclar, N. j.. was yesterday committed to the
county jail for thirty days vagrant by Justice
Pillsbury. This done to enable the authorities
to secure evidence against the accused. saloon
keeper named Crossing has identified the prisoner
as having been in his saloon hour after the time
the obbery occurred.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
4 ROW OVER "OLD SARATOGA"

UTICA. n. " July IL. 1879.
Considerable excitement caused here to-day by
Inspector General Kent, of the National Guard call
ing for the revolutionary gun. "Old Saratoga. as
the property of the State, to be shipped to New
York. .Old Saratoga has been in Utica over sixty
years. It was captured at Fort Ticonderoga. 1t is
honeycombed with rust and is useless for ordnance
The citizens much attached to 1t, and were pre-
pairing to mount it in Baggs' square. 1t was hidden
to-day but it is now at the police station Governor
Sey mour and other prominent citizens will apply to
Governor Robinson to allow it to remain i'll Utica.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
PRINTERS TROUBLES.
COMPOSITIONS IN THE BOSTON POST ALL THROWN
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
BOSTON Mass July II. 1879.

The Herald prints the following
An entire change of employees in the composing de-
partment of the Boston Post this morning has caused
q sensation among printers in the different news
paper offices. 1t appears the foreman of the Post
went to his work usual this morning. but left for
a short time. On his return he found the door of
the composing room locked. whereupon he went to
the counting room to ascertain what was the
matter. Here one of the officers of the
company informed him the work had been let out
by contract Having obtained PERMISSION, he went
to the composing room to get some papers and
property which belonged to him. where he found
some thirty strange men, who had been picked up
in New York and Philadelphia. about going to work.
No complaint it is said has been made by the com
pany carrying the paper against the hands who
have been dismissed The night hands have not yet
been informed that they have been discharged.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
SAILED.

Steamers City OF Richmond Br). for Liverpool Spain
C, do. Circassia s5r Glasgow: Gen Wcrder (Ger) re-
men; Cohanim teig IIavre. Devon (l,D, Bristol Win
thropc r, shapness Cy Of Vera Cruz. Havana. state
OF Texas Galveston &c; Morgan City. New Orleans; New
Orleans do; City of Macon savannah Champion. Char
lesion; Ronefactor. Wilmington Nc; Richmond Rich
nond &c Albetlaie. West Point. Va; Knight,
Gsorgetcwn; DC ships Corsica d'r,, Antwerp Ihco u
Rand tl,r do; Magnolia (Ijr). - barks Constantine
0ier) Cork Falmouth; Erinna t Antwerp; Arcturus
tBr, Dublin; Gudrun (Nor). Liverpool; Nicolay II knudt
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
A MONK SENTENCED.

ST. LOUIS, July II. 1870
Gustave Dorohan. monk of the Trappists' Order.
Of Montreal. who has been travelling about the
country for number of years past under several
aliases, practising various kinds of swindles upon
priests and laymen of the Catholic Church, was
fenced to live years in the Penitentiary by Judge
Loughlin of the Criminal Court. this afternoon for
forging the name OF Rev. Father Van Dorsen, Chan
ccllor of Archdiocese of st Louis. Dorohan has
figured extensively in the East and South under the
aliases of Father CASTOR. Dominique and Rev. Van
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
COMPOSITIONS BACK DOWN.

INpIANAPoLIs Ind, July 12, 1879.
The trouble in the composing room of the Journal
was amicably adjusted this morning by the compos.
tors addressing letter to the proprietors. agreeing
to dissolve their connection with the Union and not
identity themselves with this any other associa-
ton which undertook to regulate the prices or rules
of the composing room during their continuance in
a eInnl0X of the .LQLlEaldL.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
RAILROAD FARES.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. July ~. 1879.
The Wabash Railroad having cut rates from Kan
sas City to New York from S24 75. the rate fixed by
the trunk lines, to $16 the other roads have done
the same. The Kansas City and Northern Railroad
has also cut the rate from Kansas City to Chicago
to &c. but the other roads main tain the 50 SO rate.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BATH. Me- July 1O-Capt James Delano of tho schr r
Richardson. reports that the captain Of the ghtboat
Cross Rip informed him that during heavy squall be-
iOpM and AN of the 4th the buoy Gross Rip
went adrft.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
SPOKEN.

Bark sutton CBr. Mclean, from st John, NIB, fol
Drogh July 1. lat 10 40 lon 30 10.
Bark Candeboye (BD, from Chatham, NIB, June 26 for
Belfast !, date. lat f5 30. Ion %.
Brig Kate Upham (Br). Rouse, from Now York for Rio
Janeiro, 3 days out, no date, &c.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK THE
MONTH JULY.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. July 12-Noon
The Western Union time ball fell to-day one-tenth OF
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY l 1879 ADRUPLE SHEET
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

(Ncr). Richmond. Va: brigs Anita. Ciudad bohVars
Gem, Barbados; Mary kimball, -.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
DILEs PERMANENTLY ERADICArED WITHOUT
ncrruptiou of no knife ligature or causc

II
interruption Of bu snoss; knife lgaure caustic.
No Zee Till cured. Read the following =
OrrICk STEAMER EsCoar, Foor OF HARRISON ST.,
NKw lOnK TO CArsKIfL June ?, 1879. 4
For fourteen yenrs have suffered Win hemurrhods.
all the time aud finding relief at last
applied DR. soddard III West 2Ist ST. hoping ouly TOE
paiiiaon 10 surprise he cured perfectly In ous
treatments and | nave bocn well man ever since. Il.
SAuLPAuGi, Pilot Or. ST0DDARD, l4l West 2ist IT.
The New York herald., 1879-07-13
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.

FALMOUTH, July l2--Wind S. moderate.
HoLYHEAp July 12-Wind Sc, light; barometer. 29677
LIVERPOOL. July l2-Wind Sc. light; hazy.
LIZARD, july Ic-wind Sc. fresh; thick, rain.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-03
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING

To the Stockholders of the Indianapolis, Deca-
tur and Springfield Railway Company:
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Indianapolis, Decatur and Spring.
field Railway Company, for the election of d.
rectors and the transaction OF such other busf-
ness as may properly come before the same,
will be held at the Companys ONCE, Is South
Pennsylvania street, in the city of Indianapo-
lis, in she state OF Indiana, on THURSDAY, the
9Th day of October, 1879, at II O'Clock. noon.
A DUPRAT, secretary.
New York City, August u, 1873.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-09-03
LAWS OF 1879.

We have NOW I'm press, and VIII soon 10.
sue, the seoOnd edition OF the LAWS Of
1879. Price I'm Boards, 55c Per COPY, In
Law sheep, el.25. Or6eSs By mail WIN
receive prompt attention.
A fuIl set Of Indiana Reports far sale.
Price, $4,000 cash.
address
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Inaaanapelas, La.