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The New York herald., 1879-09-05
HEAVY WEIGHTS AT DINNER.

There are clsmbakes and clambakes. And clam
bakes differ star dtffereth from another star
In glory. There DO people to whom the idea of .
csmbake is that of y hole in tho ground. n bed of
Goals and q sort of Titanic hash ola pod,ida Of
CLAIMS. chickens. vegetables. Holsters and seaweed.
Such man does not belong 10 the heavy weights.
aad such man mine host General" Alonzo Taylor.
of Pleasant Valley, Is not. He has elaborated the
cambske into . feast for the gods. and such feast
he provided yesterday for the seventy-nve heavy
weights and ~ many guests who sat down to table
and destroyed the last vetige Of it with infinite
gusto. The officers of the Connecticut Fat
Mems Club were present In . body to enjoy the
heavy weights hospitality. The heavy weights
themselves were pleased. and 1t is not easy
to please thom when 1t comes to .
question of clambakeA. The officers OF the heavy
weights chosen strictly in the ratio OF their
pacity at table, and II small honor in their eyes,
at least to be of their officers. Mr.. John Green
Railroad, enjoys the proud pre-eminence of being
president. MIR. Samuel c. McGraw is vice president
and Mr.. John Gault and Nathan brewster re-
spectively treasurer and secretary. floor commit
tee chosen from among the ablest eaters of the
association. and consisted Of George Green. Richard
other good eaters but these the best In the
citation.
The bake was opened at little after hve O'Clock.
For two hours thereafter the club very busy.
Unfortunately no one kept the score officially, and
the reporter had too much to do to keep 1t for him
guished himself. He called for CLAIMS till there
no moro aud got up from the table hungry. After
dinner q pretence Of dancing made, but the per
form2nce was purely perfunctory.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Steamer Silesia (aer) Ludwig Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg--Kunhardt II Co.
Steamer Circassia (Br) Pindcr DunkirkJohn Scager
City of Carpenter st Thomas Para Bahia
and Rio Janero-C Mallory Il Co.
Steamer City Of Washington, Zimmerman. Havana-F
Alexandra Il Sons.
steamer Herman Livingston, Flcotwpod Savannah
George Yonge
Steamer Bell Lawrence. Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Batimore-J KromA
Steamer Sarah. Sherrin Philsdclphix-J Roberts,
Steamer Elesnora, Bragg, Portland. Me-J Amos.
Steamer Glaucus. Bexrse, Boston-u Dmock
Ship Alexander Marshall. Gardner, London-Charlos
Ship George Washington CGcr,, Probst, Bremsn-Her-
Koop 4 Co.
Bark Aristidrs (NoI Andersen,
Oerlein 4 Co
Bark Nueva Ignacio Csp) Dutras. vigo-F Latass.
Bark vittoria QtaD, Dc Martino, Naples-John
Scager.
brig B Stronaeh (Br), Munroe, Hsvre-C W Bertsux.
Brig Sophrx Cook (Br). smith, OportoJ Parker Co
Brig ClarsJenkins Dodge, Buenos Ayres-John Norton
4 Sons
schr Charles wsrren. Smith, Cape Haytien-B weo-
borg 4 0o ~
schs.Vraskiin Nichols. Gaivcston-Tupper 4 Beatt.e
Schr Eellio Potter, Howard. Washington. NC-W Hin
schr Ida Eidridge. Fisher. BostSn-James W Elwell
x Co.
Schr Maria l. Davis, Chase, Barnstsble-C Robbins.
Schr Acsrs Chandler Newbury yport-Evsns, Ball Co.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

MARSHALL COVE BAY OF Fukpf
Information has been received that the two lights AZ
Marshall Cove both fixed white and not fixed white snd
nNed green and that the lights Msrgareve are boh
fixed red aud not fixed white and fxed red stated IN
US light list No l. of 1879 These lights visible
ward between the bearings of WSW and ENE o..
DISAPPEARANCE OF BEAc0S BLANQUILLA RxRp-
Commander Bunce, UsN, commanding Uss Marion
marked the BlsnQuia reef has disappeared and great
caution necessary whom navigating in the vicinity OK
this roef
Commander Bnnco also reports the existence OF two
wrecks Tuspsn Bank which greatly change the appear
anse ct the bank making It like high island or
ROCK the opposte OF its description In tho Sailing Drec
tory These wrecks high that hey will probably
mark the bank for years.
cARAvELLx LIGW-NARrIHioUE
Information has been received that Caravelle light Is
Visible from distance OF ~ miles only the apparatus
having become defective with age Is Intended 20 re-
place the old apparatus by q one.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

Axor Jaly ao-saod steamer Scotland CBr,. Atkinson
Buxsos AYnxs July ia-Arrived. bark Ella, Mathews,
BAnRAHeurtA Aug l7-In port schr Neliio s4arr Pol.
and from s.vannah Ga arrived Aug q ,n
Cardiff; 3D. siruan Br, Cooper Mensoviaee; bark Nellie
sR
Sailed Ang ship Choice rl Masters Lobos de Atncra
Oak Br, Hughes xOjionss; 18TH Geld Huntsr Ireemsn
CLEARED to Aug T. ships Geo skoaed Hal. and Pontiac
sparks and Mercury, Psnno, unc; bark Camilla Johnson
In pert Acs T.: ship L Elsh:rl:o.: Hell for tho
Jones; NarkOsed (Br'. Dain and Feieits. B, Thomas.
oi.D,x.s Ape as.In port s;r.: Ass,i. Carlton
Srg. WG,.s CLARK for Of Haitsras. idE; Hattie
Sailed ASSM sshs EI,s s'i%p.Vn, Dr.to. N of n.
ca.rMax. SB sept a-ArriSed. bark Mariana. scheon,
Cleared I'd, barks Ma.hido tAus,. Laehnich. ce,to;
Queen Victoria ,Br,, Croeksr Dublin; coIonist Nor,
iycren Liverpool Burgerneister schwing Ger seagcrt
DrNEDis. Aus Ie-Arrivod. bark sontag. Mays. New
E.sr @ AnHsn .cs'so. Avg isLIn port brig nolcn.
,HxL,sAx sept 2-Arrivsd schr W barry. Douglas.
Lonos, Aas essilsd prOylca;iy ship. Cleveland or,;
s%si: Carlo: sr and SD ,"' h'''p''
for Of iatterss dg BRIG John Crsndnii P,crce fu,
do, do; schr White Wing Phclon, for Philadelphia do
MoSrRkAL sept 2-Arrived steamer wxidensian (r3r).
Gsilsis. Glasgow. ~
Arrived Sd. steamer Circassan r). wyiie, Liverpool
sailed 20 steamer Cybee Orr, stevens. Glasgow.
% Fcs9 Glasgow S1ss @ hk9dss sue. EsS.Pos sa
don Viking Br) Sopcr do; bsrks Ossoinak GtaI Os-
soinak. Queenstown; Hitar Aus, Rsndich, Cork.
,,oox.sc, sept 2-Arrved, steamer Rlvorsdsio Or,
Humphrcys. London for Montreal; brig Georgins, viii
Jams, Cad y.
Also arrived I'd. barks Avona (Bv), Martin London;
Flora tNor Jorgensen Sharpness; brig Beaver % Colo,
Barbados - '
Cleared I'd bark Nina tBr, Taggart, MontroseI
NALpARAso, July 2In port. barks Adria (1Ir), from
Psagua for Hampton Roads put IN 10th In dist Bal
more OBJ, from Newcastle. arrived 10Th, for San Fran
cisco: Isaac Hall. Adams from Wellington NJ, arrived
%ih for rata to load nitrate for Boston ut 2 orcntc
B from Newcastle, arrived oath, for San FrNncisco
Archibald Fuller (Bl, from Liverpool arrived oath
Arrived July "a ship British (r) from Victoria
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
TIE DEATH OF MIR. SCHIMPER.

sERGEANr GIIFFIrHs' EXPLANATION OF HIS
COURSE SATISFACTORY TO HIS sUPERIoRs-
WARDEN o'RouRKK's sTArEMENr-AN INsUY-
rIcIENCY OF AMBULANCEs
The failure of the authorities to speedily send
ambulance to the relief of Mr.. Theodore Schimper.
whose accidental injuries at the bathing house at
tho of East Third street terminated fatally bids
fair to stir up investigation which may prove
of much service to the public. Tho case, which
published in the HERALD of Wednesday, OF pccu
liarly distressing character. Whom the unhappy
gentleman was injured messenger despatchsl /
to the Eleventh precinct station house. where
geant Grifiiths declined telezraphing for an am
bulance till he had sent man to the bath. II was
two hours before vehicle appeared, and there
we're two deiirious women in it the driver declined
taking up the dying man. Not till four hours had
passed did ambulance appear. and then
it was only to bring to Bellevue Hos
pital senseless man. vho shortly cx-
pred. Naturally tho friends of the deceased
were indignant, and complaints abont this negli-
gence reached Inspector Murray's At hrst
Sergeant Griffith believed to be in fault and an
explanation demanded Of him. In answer to It
he furnished report stating when he received the
news of Schimpors injuries and showing that he at
once sent to tho bath to learn II ambulance
was really needed. When he heard that the was
critical he telegraphed to Bellevue without delay.
The report submitted to tho Superinten
OF Police and nothing further heard Of the
till yesterday. when the deceased buried from
his residence ut No. 754x willoughby avenue
Brooklyn. There quite attendance Of
friends and much Indignation was expressed
at the circumstances attending his demise
The fruit of Ii was determination to thoroughly
slit the causes of the delay and to call
to strict account whatevor Official In fault. Yes
terday, at noon, Alderman Joseph Hacker, of the
Twenty first ward, BrooKlyn, who an intimate
friend of the deceased, called at Police
and told Inspector Dilks, who was presiding
there In the Supcrintendenfs absence. that
he proposed making charge against Sergeant
Grifbths. That official declined TO receive any
complaint, nc said the Sergeants report had been
investigated and found to be correct. He referred
the Alderman, though to the Bellevue Hospital ofi-
cals who he said, were responsible for the delay
of tho ambulance Mr.. Hacker left the Central
Office to 20 to the hospital. but when HERALD
reporter called Warden O'Rourke last
might he had not heard from the Brooklyn
Official. In response to the reporters inquiries
about the ambulance he said that no blame could
be attached to the Bellevue officials. The call for
the ambulance received at moment when
by uplucky chance they were all away.
On consulting the record he found that one
was at the Ninety Street Hospital.
another at the Fifyseventh street Court,
third at 125th street, and tho fourth
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
ANOTHER SORT OF MOTOR.

PNEUMATIC TRAMwAY ENGINE COMPANY,
No. las BROADWAY. NEW YoRK. Sept. 4, 1879.
To THE EDIToR OF THE HEnALD:-
In your issue Of this morning mention is
made Of suit brought against the Third Avenue
Railroad Company by Mr.. c. Won Dwingels for dam
ages to his horse which took fright at dummy pro-
PEELED by steam compressed air. in that
road. I beg to state that the dummy used by tho
Third avenue company is q steam motor, and that
the only compressed air in use in this city
anywhere else are those OF this companys now run
ming the upper section of the Second Avenue Rail-
road, from which no accident has ever occurred to
horses vehicles. Yours respectfully,
4. HEN RLGSES, President
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

sssires Game the northern passage, and had con
Brig Raehee daD, Mancino, corunns so days In bal
Brig Tua fs,erssn Belize, Hon. days with logwood
and sugar to WIN Jex Co
II days with and moasses 70 ORDER vessel to mas
sehr northern Light eof Boston,. Edwards Port
native of Phladephia aged 81 years, died OF fever and
seSr Yellow Pine Ireland Pass cavslle 20 days, with
lu%ssr s9 s5own Vessel to oysrton ~ sa with
lumber to John Boyntons Som vessel to Evans Ball
sehr City of Chelsea, Goodwin, Jacss9nvilo days,
with lumber 20 order vessel TO Parsons Lond =, s.v.
with lumber to Drew Bueki vessel to Bentley Glider
sehr Ridsewood Ma.hiosen Georgetown, sc. days.
With Doner Potter vessel to iIurl
Haas s,ss'ss NC days.
: schrJ s Barnes, wost Virginia
Banks . Jss Rivers % Esa .S1s hsrs
anchored below for ORDERS up to tho city
sy-B.rk Falmouth Br, from Dunda,k. which
ehorod below for orders to tho city 4th. Pm
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Us Lighthouse supplyl Wright, from tAs
Brig Themss Turuii Bntes Nov Haven for New York,
b.,. zs,,l .S Ms for s. York
With asi HinS IT, 70 Jed Frye Co.
ssSr 81 shsrn.n s.nds Rive, rs, tor New New YeTs
Bridgeport, for Nov York.
Schr basl0y, he xorks
sehr Mary Brockwsy. smith, Gardiner for New York.
sehr Fannie Edith. Bartlett, Bangor for New York.
shr E.ss shay feo or New YSaf
SAT- &
seSr S Kate waisor HsrrIst, Newpor. for New York.
.s Nswpo for N.
sS e, n f. New York
1 ss Ne. S Ss~ York
ssSr Tsx~;s ETcyidssss g. ". YORK
sehr II Warford sprasuo Providsnee for Tor Now Now York
Ros.1
Schr John Cxockford Hart, Providence for New York
sehr Sarah Quincy, Gurnoy. Now Londen tor Now
schr James Fitch, Jr, stearns New London for New
schr station Islander Miller New London New York
sehr ? Brown, Petoeso, Sag Hsresr for Now York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer ElsanorA Bragg, New York for Portland
s Now % or M New soard
Bark Bessie 'ass si S psi1y%pe New YORK for Nsxry
Bs soph. coes r sr smith Now YORK for %
aSn s.n sl1sa York for Rio
sshr s1ns @ Gr N.x for, for s. 5s Ns
..'''
schr Elisa Gildsrsieeve Bushnell, New York for
ssSr sr 'se Dyasg York '
Sns Derby
Schr vascello iBD, McComber. New York for Now Ro-
cheile
Schr Kalnar. Cebbett, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Medatoy, Davis, Hoboken, for Fall River.
schr Abbie II Hodgman now> Fry weehawken for Port
land. Ne.
Schr Ada Ames, Adams. Rondout for Rockport
Schr Willie Martin, Willard, Ambey for Portland Ne.
Schr Mary Langdon. Mullen. Amboy for Boston.
Schr Eva l. I.eona ard. Levy, Amboy for Boston.
schr Douglas Haynes Adams Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Charger Kclly, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr OF Hawley Tyler, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Seaport, Porter, Port johnson for NEWPORT.
Schr Peacedale Oxsweli johnson Naragansctt
Pier.
Sehr Ann Elisabeth Kelly, Esabethpsrt for Norwich.
Schr John MeGinns. Covert Richmond, Va, for Stam
ford.
Schr K z Benton. Hunt. Virginia for New Haven
Young Teaser Pacemire baltimore for New Haven
Schr Curtis Akerley, Akerley, Baltimore for New
Haven.
Schr Mary Decker Nelson Baltimore for Bridgeport
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

RRpoRrxD THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HEnALD
wHITRsroEE rELEaRAPH LINE
Steamer Bepdigo Br Chadwick Liverpool via ns
Steamer Holland CBri. coehrsnee London Anr TO- with
and f sw winds With Sss ss.d BANS sSosso
ship; Sept :, 400 miles Of sandy Hook line
Steamer Castiowood Csr, Miller. London IT days. with
Steamer m state q Nevada r Br.o. Gl..sow Aug %
and Larne 2ah with mdse and to Austin Bald
sage detained several hours outside sandy Hook BY
il. = Of
sTs Mskss.!s from New York for suS NsyrS Sep. Is
lon ii 90, Norwegan bark, bound ", showing JBEN
:o NAPLES ss Mas HSs B. F.so sss sosIsnso
ll.h MALAGA 18th and Gibraltar 18TH with mdso to Hem
Steamer trident Br, Munroe. Bona Aug i5 with iron
orc State Texan Setson Aug
yiss s'G q .a and q e Ssoy &C.
wssssr from ,d Kips.tSI nic JA , 1s
and Norfolk with ndss tho Old Dominion Steamship
steamer Albemnrle. Hulphurs, west Point. Va. with
mdse to the oId Dominion on steamship Co
Steamer knight chichsstor, ucorgctown. DC. with
Ship ssnesR sf Liverpool. rfer caeu... ia days.
S.pf ,s Sssd Y' 'S s" n.
Ship stulda No5S. wisnass, Hamburg IS days. with
shin Salstea e,, Jaeger Hamburg 81 days, with mdss
Ship Revolving Light Cof st John, NB ~coonan. Ant
wcrp 3S days, In ballast, Ia Scatnm mol Bros.
Bark Argo Nor) Kuhle, London ~ days. with chalk
Slocovich 4 Co.
BARK John Boyd of Weymouth. Ns), Droghoda 81 days
via shcburne. rs, days, In ballast to master.
Bark Jchan irgens tNor Mortensen. Cork ~ days. In
ballast. Ia t'fTobias X Co.
Bark Maritime ta Chett Waterford 81 days. in bal
last. to order.
Bark Bygdn (Nor Mossei Waterford 33days in ballast
to Book mann, Oerlcin x Co. ~
s5 days In ballast 20 q Knox Had strong westoriy
winds.
Bark Harold tof Hafsx) Dartt Amsiordsm 40 days in
ballast to snow Burgess Anchored in 0ravesend Bay
for orders
BARK Mary Lowcrison tof st John, NB Cook bordeaux
63 days in ballast to r Ncvius Son Had light west
erIy winds and fog to Sable Isand aftcrward variable
Bark ea Nor, Niisen Bordsaux 81 days. In ballast to
order.
Bark Edward Aridt (Nor), Roth Biiboa AZ days wish
iron and barrels TO order; vessel to Tobias Co
Bark Anna Maria Abundo uta, Sano, Lisbon 81 days
with mdsc to Funch Edye Co.
Bark ElviuA. yonnstcnc Santa Anna Mex. ~ days. with
mahogany to Nemcgyci; vessel to Il Du Bcreoau. Aug
20. 80 miles OF Aacran Reef encountered severe cy
clone from ENE, which ended day at Pm with tho
wind SSE II attended with high terrific
squs and probably dune damage about Progreso the
Bay OF Campcachy Sept lat 3 30 Ion ~ H. spoke chr
Charlotte Jameson from Fernandna Perth AInboy.
Bark Trochrague tcf Greonockl Thompson, Havana
days, in ballast, to master.
Bark Eba Powers Cardonas days with sugar TO order
vessel to James Ward x Go.
Bark Minnie Hunter tof Boston, Deed, Sagua days.
with to De LadO Go vessel TO Miller Hou giton
Bark Eliza Barss, Hollis, of and from bermuda days.
Ia ballast. to Jones Iough.
Brig Ossoo, Lowry, smyrna July and Gibraltar 22d
with quorice root and emery stone 70 ordor vessel to
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

bar. sss on tcsr
nses from Boston for Perth AmSoy Assistance has
boon sent by the Coast wrockns Company.
BARK BOHEMIA Bob left San Francisco e. for San
Guatemala and had arrived at hcr destination
at last accounts from there
BAnx Rosk scnsxIDEn lB1, Williams, sailed from Bull
has been heard OF her.
in r.rs Ssl.; is; s s
-. and would probably prove total wreck.
% fs Roads
ing lost spars and making water
BAR. s1AsIss Of M.ndal Sos~ay i-s% Gs;sow in n
morning Of the 2st ut lat ~ 81 Ion As o. in sinking
tNorj, Capt Garrison. At Philsdephia from kiirush.
cable ssa. sas s.SsSs EAST @ DURING
storm. She ready for with load Of salt
st John NB Portland Sept to stop leak in top
works
Sem II LIVINGSTON atJ Jacksonville Aug 80 from New
York reached with all hor sails blown coar OF he
bolt ropes during the recent gallo.
sSs M1I. a eSs n & for
With steamer Pcnnsylyania bound for Liverpool had
delphia fss repairs -' wv '" ''"-
Cap. xen.c, lsto Of bark L Hosea Rich a. Boston "a
sea- .Ffft A.ttt4
Messrs Grace Bros Co of caao state under date Of
TO O per day with the expectation that will
crease to 500 tons per day.
Nrw srRAnsuiP LisN--A now steamship limo has been
ss v ads pS "na sns rs easS
two vesses arc Tarbecks Stores
City Oct % The steamers of this limo will carry freight
and cattle. but no passengers
FRrKroRr, Ii. Sept 4Thc bark Chelscon, from Boson
for Perth Amboy. In ballast wont ashore Long Beach
opposite here this morning. Lfc Saving Grow No ~
to her relief and took on twelve captain, his
wife and Tho running high and the Life
Saving had their boats filled times with
rcpeatcd Efforts they reached the bark she lies In bad
position.
nAlly.x, Ms, Sept s-H NJ Griffin arrived a. Pic.ou
Pm sept 3 with 63 passcnger from steamer Quebec dr.
which went ashore at East Point. PEI At 9PM sept =
Tho Griffin tried pull hor Of but could not her
There only II feet of under the forward
the ship. but deep aft The bcng fled
after to raise her. hopes entertained that
she will float Mt high water tonight IN tho morning
Halifax Conpanys tug Dragon loft for the of tho
disaster Wednesday night Tho Quebec had 3D. 900
worth Of sugar board insured In Halifax Offices.
PORTLAND, Sept schr Addie which into tho Grand
Trunk freight train tho bridge Saturday night,
towod TO the dock for repairs Yesterday noon Tho
tain estimates the damage his vessel at x2p He
he intending to drop alongside the pier and mako
fast but the tackle got Of order the topsas would
not down. They that they were going against
strong however that dragged and they crash into
the bridge
ST JouN, Nh, Sept 4-Tho ship Eliza Kenncy owned by
Troop SON. outward bourd from Chatham got ashore in
the Miramichi last night Two stcamtugs and Dominion
dredgcboat tried 10 pull her OF this morning. but without
success. Her deckload will now be discharged.
SAN FRAscIsoo, Aug 2S-The ship building at scnbcck
by w Adams will not be completed until mex, year.
Sho will be one dock ship, CAPABLE OF carrying 5OOOUU
feet OF lumber She will be LOO tons register. have IL
feet hold her ceiling ~ by 10 inch cardboard IA by Ia.
The New York herald., 1879-09-05

I'm Mercer street. In this dilemma the Warden tele-
graphed to the Charities and Correction Building
Eleventh street and Third avenue. to send q sick
wagon. Mr.. Blake. who was presiding did so.
bnt the vehicle had to call for two
sick women. When tho driver reached the
bath he found that it would not be safe
to put Mr. Schimper with them, 80 he
drove TO the hospital. where he reported the case
and the Warden at once despatched OF his ambu-
lances which had returned. The Warden says he
six ambulances and four horses; but says there
a dozen sick wagons at the Eleventh street quar-
ters. Such an emergency. he said. might not occur
once in ten years. -
The New York herald., 1879-09-05
MUs1cAL AND DRAMArIc NOTES.

The next Sunday evening concert at the Madison
Square Garden will be notable by reason OF vocal
attractions beyond the ordinary. The managers of
the garden have arranged with Mr. Maurice Grau for
the vocal services. that OCCASION Of Mile. Marie
Aimee and several Of the leading members OF his
French opera company. Mile. Aimee will sing
pretty as Picture" ''Shes Justa Sweet Bouquet" I"
ella Palonna" aud duet from "Mme. Angot.' with
Mile. Raphael Mile. Gregoire will give the aria
mobile Donna" from ''rhe Huguenots." NJ.
Jouard will sing an air from 'La Petite Mariee
while M. Juteau and Mile. Gregoire will render q
duet from ''Le Caid" Of A. Thomas. These attrac-
tions will be offered in addition to the usual features
of the Sunday concerts. The conductors viii be
Messrs Almeras and Dodworth.
Tony Pastor is playing at St. Louis this week to
large houses people being turned away almost every
night.