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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23

THE WELL. KNOWN LARGE TWO STORY
Erick Building. with yerandahs. situated Mt
th"coruer Of Elysinn Fields and Chartres
tor MorHhul strn@ts, ntnGutly situated Tor
my sort Of hnAinnsR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Bv j. ". Gourdain.

STOKE AND DWELLING PROPERTY IN
THE BEST LOCALITY OF THE THIRD
DISTRICT.
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Il. T. PARKER Er AIS VS. II. FRANZ.
THOR. - ala
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Third District Court for tho Parrish of Orleans
No. ~ -19b.
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SALE RI EFFECT a PARTITION AMONG
THE HEIRS AND PART OWNERS.

pY J. v dOUKDAlN. Anetioneer once No.
- u Royal sta1l-Wil bs sold on SATUR-
DAY J,lniJrg 3l 1899. ii ~ O'Clock M, at the
Merchants and Auott0nasrs' ESchAuga. Royal
Rrrroi hatWeou Glual HHa Gustamh6nae streets,
nv vtritIa1f an aftipr from hs Hon Y. A. Mon
roe" TudgN of aa Fhtri District court for the
p9rish Il Orleans, rendered Juta l. 1879 and
signed Jun" lA1a
4 CERTAII LOF OF GROUND. situated Ia
tho suburb NiigRy. Iii tho THIRD District OF
this cit In this square b unds1 by Elysian
Ftalds, ChHrtrns tat MpraaU1. MarIgHy ma dos
number on n pHn ly BenrReroi on tho eighth
day Of April. Iaat and deposited In the office OF
tacuh GaveIer. nota public of this city said
lot forming tifa corner af Elyeian Fields and
ChartreH tar MpreHut Streets. aud measuring
- ~ ltues front on Eli siAn Feds street by
II depth ii ~ lttt and front Oh Chartres tor Mo-
rraul R'reof.
The improvements consist Of two-story
hfiek hudfuR. eov"roi Win siHtes. having on
lhe lower auA uruer floors u large store. meas
uring u fuOf front nv 60 feet In depth and FORM
ing the corner et Flyalan Fields and Charities
building fronting on GbHrtrea cor Moreaul
street comprises tWo-stery brick dwelling
house. e4VefG with states haviug n large room
on tho lower aui upper floors.
Yard. eistern. "tc.
Tho a..lB piu55 nro lAij all over tho build
inRs.
Totms aud Conditions Five hundred dollars
cash. aud tho balance ~ six and twelve months
credit for notes Rpeci ally secured by mortgage
nrd vGuints liou, hearng par cent interest
per nunum from dat" OF sale; per cent attors
nov ~ f. ~ In ov.ut OF suit to enforce their COLI
lection tho buildings 10 be kept insured and
the policy transferred to tbs vendors.
Act OF aHle betore jules Maasv. ESQ.,. notary
public, 81 the expense of the purchaser.
de23 Ial0 II "a II
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cow W EsEtsAG..

F7,lt Utsjfa qgotatjyBs ~ III" toHouaaq mar
itfs n,dicdfe thf ,sioifsdte p,,jsfS. aud oWSnie
NLLmrs w L0LSl
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GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Corr IN SACKS In fair supply fair request
and tirm. Wine -@3s'. wt,ite mixed ~ @5S,
yellow ass, yellow mixed 57G5s 2 bush-l.
OATs-In good supply but firm: 4s}aG49c =
hEsha
BRAN Quiet and sfendY; 75R774c . 100 lb.
.HAY-Cheiee s25@26 = ton, prime s23@g24. or
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EXPORTS FROM Nil UNIFIED STATES
IOkr& SLAlE AEH EEMkEk l.
STOCK NJ NEW ORLEANS.
VIZ EsG- ~ f..

ID@fTEIV.- MS TIiFV TIEE'I } WI :
Si2 so, us ,SGi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20

himself made attempt to roach the rigging but before he
could the broke the deck and washed him
tue water and he drowned The two men were washed
from the wheel them the fore part Of the
vessel where he found badly bruised By this sea the
cabin and almost everything deck were swept away.
and three others OF the were severely injured one
having his leg broken while the other two also
dered quite helpless The vessel was 80 strained that she
adnitted water freely The pumps were worked;
rendered useless The vessel was gradually
sinking, and distress signals were exhibtcd On
City of London hove sight and bore down To the
assistance Of the The wind still blowing with
steamed around the disabled ship for favorable chance
OF rescung those board and finally lowered boat IN
Guilty the County OF Pctou reached but the utmost
caution prevent the boat being swamped
by the side of tho vessel Two trips of the boat
saved Each had rope fastened round his waist
and in this the whole of the into the boat the
passed before the finally effected Nothing could
exceed tho bravery Of tho captain and Of the City of
fact of which the shipwrccked speak in high terms
Tho cry OF London then proceeded her course and
landed tho crew 1T avrc where the three injured men
6tl-The Imbros Isl from Boston. experienced heavy
weather during and In gale Doe "a four of
movable about deck washed overheard She brings
master and Of the James Myrck of Charlotteown
nasted 26 and was abandoned ON Jan in a sink
ing condition.
QuExSsrowN, Jan 2-The Portnscae, McArthur arrived
here from New York for orders had
sprung foretopmast. carried away backstays. &c:
6tThe Petchcee, from Charleston, arrived here has
part sails.
Tho Portinscalc has wharf in this harbor
To effect repairs.
Rio GRANpE Dec The American schooner Windward
which arrived here Oct last from Cork has been
demned and sold public auction to-day by order of
tho american Consul She realized the sum of RS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
SPOKEN.

Ship Lucille Talbot. from Liverpool for Calcutta. Nov
Ship Niagara (Br Pickard from Newport for New zea
land. Nov ri. lat - ~ " Ion ~ 3Ow
ship Golden Gate tBr, Kemp. from Liverpool for San
Francisco, Nov -, lat Z so n. Ion "a ~ W.
shin Champion ,Br. from Calcutta Tor New York, Dec
Ship Lake Erie IIir sclater. from Liverpool for Port
land Dec ~. lat ~. Ion IL.
Ship Pride Of ENGLAND !s' from Quebec for Melbourne
ship Tam oshanisr soule from Liverpool for Calcutta
Dec Z, lat IL = Ion ~ W.
ship Lake Ontario. 'Br, from Liverpool for New York.
cisco. Oct 30, lat $. Ion M w.
ship India ,Nor Hutchinson from Antwerp for Pensa
Bark Gladolns DIR. Farrow from Now York for Bay
onne. Dee IL. lat ~ 40, lon ~ 30.
Bark q Williams (Br, Smith, from Havre for Balt-
more. Dec II lat ~ II, lon 10
Bark silistra Br from London for Gulf Of California
26 days out, Oct 81 lat 20 Is n, Ion 1s14w.
Ia, Bark ~ George walker Br from Tyne tor " Dec 20
Bark eyaner. vcsper from Liverpool for Matanzas Dec
~ lat A. Ion Is.
Bark blanche How Hussey, from Portland for Buenos
Ayres, Dec IL lat ) n. Ion BOW
Bark Abina. D.ggct from IIavre for Sandy Hook Dec
81. lat ~ III, Ion ~
Bark Johann Ludwig er) from Dunkirk for Baltimore,
Nov III lat 80 Ion -.
Bark Annc Florence New York O for Batavia Oct
81. lat n, Ion ~ W.
Bark Armstrong, Mauran. from Newport for Guada-
loupe Jan :. lat ~ ~ Ion o.
Bark Andreas Rus Nor. from Norway for New York.
Dec ~, lat 40 y. lon 10 w.
Bark Addie McAdain, Merrimnn from New York for
Buenos Ayres Dec 10. lat II \, Ion % w.
Bark Mark Twain Orr, Melvin FROM Rotterdam for New
York. Dec -. lat ~, lon II.
German bark showing JBSk from Charleston to Liver
pool. Dec 2S. lat ~. Ion II.
Brig Nichols lBr). Poole, from Portland for Maya
guez Dec %. lat s3 IL n, lon 90 ~
Scr Invent Friends, steering f. Jan 49, of Frying
pan LightshiD.
American schooner JBG C, Nov H. lat 10 n Ion 80 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
PEDESTRIANS ON THE TRACK.

HARRY HOWARD COMMENCES SIX DAYS WALK
AT MOZART GARDEN.
Harry Howard, Of Glencove, a wrestler, started at
Mozart Garden at 12h 05m. this morning, in
an attempt to $50 miles in six days.
Although Howard has no record as long dis
lance walker he has made some pretty good
walks through the country and has trained for this
feat running with pack of trainers. Holske started
at the same time and the track to walk forty
eight hours and expects to about one hundred
and eighty miles in that time. Holskc has record of
% miles in Al ON. 2as. but has improved consider
ably since then and is willing to walk
fifty miles against any i'll the country. There
about $50 persons in the Garden 10 the start
aud many astonished at the change that had
been made in the past few days. The stage has been
taken ont and the track heightened and widened so
that at present it measures twenty-five laps to the
mile
At twelve mdnigh. the men came on the track
rugged ont for work. Howard wore black velvet
knee breeches white shirt and stockings and canvas
base ball laced shoes. Holske came out in scarlet
trunks and white hose with knitted woolen
Jacket his undcrshirt. They were
HolsSe on the inside. The latter jumped off with
the lead having the shorter distance to travel and
Tapped Howard after making four turns OF the Gar
had before him, and kept pretty steady
gait. having almost completed eighteen laps when
Holskc finished his hrst mile in ein -, 33s.
band OF music was in attendance and enlivened the
audience and pedestrians with series OF lively airs.
Holske will complete his task at Oh. 05m. on We'd
nesday morning. On Thursday. Hartman. of
Boston will come the track ut two p NJ. and walk
fifty miles inside Of ten hours. He will repeat
this feat Friday, and 1t is understood that he in
tends to try and make the distance i'll Sh. Som.
on Saturday. Hartman recently challenged OLeary
repted for 81 900 side. three fourths OF the gate
money to go to the winner.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, O, Jan II-Arrived, ship Allegiance Br,
BOSTON, Jan la-Arrved, steamers VIM Lawrence,
& erpoo nya
'' BALTIMORE, Jan lo-Arrvea steamer George Appod,
Lovcnnd Savannah barks Johan Hansen tNor Andersen
sS MeRns Pncs Edward island Margaret
Lyons Smith. Charleston Leander A. Knowles, Chase do
Scholarships Earnock tBr) and Kendrick Fish; barks
Gamalic Der wanderer Gerj brig Britannia; schr W
ccmXRLEsroN, Jan le-saod, schr Helen A Hoyt,
sscdBss sapk ar sarcecn"
.EASTPORr. Jan io-Cicared, schr Carrie W Fearaby,
ls.9sSs9 sshy scad Jo1s. RshmSnd Va WIN
.s an CIs Ss ss "r Henry VIII
19th-saed steamer Secret (Br,, Baquct, Nassau and
Il
GLASGOW bark Luciano serra dtab Laura Marsoes:
schr Jos Machoca, Woodbury., ut,lla.
star capp New York
.s SmasJ n"
II%Ssrsess FSSsi.ss $ai.epps jAasS, fremada, do;
@ e Morgan c Evr.
.spl and Agia sofia ODE ship Colonial Empire lBr; barks
Ssf SIsP, Yaoxs E%s Ssles"s dsg; Iyd;
Mzpah Nor; brig Carrie Bcrtha schrs Ruth Robinson
WoRFoLK, Jan i7-HrriSed schr Wellington, Rich, Bos
NEWPORT Jan 17-Arrived, schr II Pierce Pierce,
sssa-selT: whilldin FERRIS; Providence 70. New
New York and all returned in of head
PEI for orders: VIM MAILER P"ssr.on 81 john M
William rs for do: Julia Martha. Hops Calais for do
Boston for 'dsfs PrSce Edward
Island for New York. Nathan Cicaves Boston for vir
PORT TOWNSEND Jan io-Arrivod, bark vidette, Wal
PENSACOLA. Jan leArrived, ship India Mor,, Hutch
nssn Antwerp; barks Emma Romer Ger; Alb%nd. Rot
Hughes st Thomas; Edward Cushing Bickmore. Green
Ciearedsteamer Guermo Csp,, De la Fuentc, Havana;
Si5H TsSi T9 as
Villa wes %ase
pnr Lsprs%sa,x % scars sarah
Boston; Adeiis ccrssn, corson; Charleston. ' '''
DxtAwAnR BaEAKwArEn: Jan 1s-Arrved, brig suoma-
PoRTLHSb ia" i7~Sisared schr Mary Steele Hawes
ssiied-s.eamer Chase. Ellis. for Havana,
PROMISED Land. ri. Jan Is-Is port. sc,r Mary
RIciiMoND. Jan is-Arrvcd; Steamer Old Dominion.
ian %.s bark; Edward
Buck Sor%an, Port TSwn,sna; Rival Adams, Columbia
rr
Andre r, 0mncs C"liao Don Nicolas Bob Foster Ma
sHSxSSAH ia" 'ie-sailed, ship Beaconsaeld CBr,,
as sF s.sn s. lsr b ss steamer
Feruwood IL y lighthouse supply vessel). bound :.
ST MARY'S Jan l1-Arrived. schrs II ID May. Coosaw;
Jas Maxhed Charleston doth dg for PHILADELPHIA 18TH
brig Destino (Aus). st Thomas
Cleared 18th brig Emanuel spl Garcia Spanish port;
schrs A i Novel; Philadelphia; VIM Wiler. do.
In port 18TH barks John Black, Sarah Staples, and
Amity nsr), for River Platte. ldg.
SALEM. Jan is-Arrivcd, sc,r Ann from South Amboy
for Rockland.
.sTONINGTON Jan l7-Sailod. schr Hudson, Coleman
Mott Haven.
TACOMA, Jan 11-Sailed, ship Dashing Wave, Conner,
San Francisco.
WILMINGTON NC, Jan 17-Arrived. schr W Lever
ing, smith, Navassa via Fernandna
Beow-Schr John Douglas Parker, from Navassa.
WOODS HOLE, Jan i7-Arrived schr Sarah Mills, Bur
dick, Port johnson.
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srr,nrs Loxp EsIlseros. from Phiadelphis for Ant
De, returned to yesterday for repairs
SHr PArrrRpArr r foulcd at San Francisco Jan
by ting Redmond and had ma,nssc and some OF her back
Jured upper works
BARK SUCCESS NOR from Wilmington, Nc. FOR Hamburg,
ashore Kitty Hawk kcelcd with main rail
under lee side about feet the 18th inst
The condition of the bark could not be learned until
the sea subsidized.
scum ALLEGRO. Keller, at Wilmington, NC, Jan IT. from
s"d but %a gotten o s Of y tug Blanche psr
any not stated.
sciin Apstl, Philadelphia from Charleston
experienced heavy sW NV gales during the entire pas.
sage and lost and split sails.
scna Brsugop HUI, Scott, from New Orleans for
bowsprit. &c Is loaded with mclasscs The captain has
twenty i've mile. sandy Hook saeoan,ersd '' irs
msndogs wsscs gale lasting sig s days which ss,sd
All the are badly frost bitten.
SOUR JAS A PorrtR. ashore at Amagansettc. and tho
e1 r @ on r Is ors q"
sales brought the total receipts up TO about 81 900 They
OF cargo at 80 per cent of its value
B,ncs BENNETT. laden with roai. which srranr alcak
port and lfterward sunk pumped and aoatcd
The st nst by the Baxter wrcckng Company's steamer
John Fuller.
Cant vieus master Of the bark Lillian vigus of Hall.
fax, died Ut Dublin On the 10Th inst.
CHARLESTON. Jan 15-ship David Brown. from Hamburg
windward Br. from Hamburg for Tybec .sinee arrived
as Of phdpsac rock s'f~ from Bull River Wien
dered On the day rhted the schr Guild
ing star going into ~ Thomas dismasted; she had on
board the remainder o the Ut the French bark
viousiy mentioned as having fouudered.
i;RrKvrorr IL, Jan Is--On Jan 9Th Capt Scott took
his steam pumps and other wrecking OF tho
schooner Henry Croskcy sunk NJ Orient but IL is under
stood that he does not abandon tho job Of undertaking
float her The vessel remains In tho same position, rest
ing soidy the rock and Is not like TO be seriously dis
turbed unless by long aud violent NV storm.
HALIFAX Jan i5Sorc anxiety Is felt for the safety Of
schr 4; Windsor ~ tons. Captain Edward Allen, which
left Turks Island about the sth ut FOR this port
with salt She is owned by Messrs y Stoneman Co.
NORFOLK Jan 17-scbr Eclipse. Nelson cut by ice In
the bay very badly and put In for repairs
Ngw BrproRp. Jan 1s-Thcrc were reports In Fall River
last evening that schr David Anthony, which has
Gently been IN litigation struck by the lee In Chcsa
pcakc Bay and sunk.
sAS FRaxcIsco, Jan PAS the Bay City was making its
40 trip from Alameda when its landing IN this city,
II in collision with the ccp sierra Nevada wrcckng
her almost completely. breaking her bowsprt mast and
damaging tho rrddcr and kelson
OvRRpuf-N Nothing having been heard Of the Norwegian
schr WIN Hunter. Capt johnson. which cleared from
London for Wilmington NC on the goth Of August, IL
she passed Deal ON the 3st August The Hunter was
old schooner OF s tons, American built, but
sold, and was under the Norwegian fiag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
THE TRAP OF THE LAW.

At last "Red Nose Barney" alias The Terror Of
the Swamp, has come to grief. After innumerable
exploits wherein he escaped the terrors and the
minons of the law. he caught last night in the
act of helping himself to the personal effects of nat
uralzed citizen from the Fowery Kingdom yclept 10
Don, who is the proprietor of fourishing laundry
ut No. 10f Becckcr street. The aforesaid Barney to-
gether with his illuminated proboscis. discov-
cred the premises with the contents of the drawer
which represented weeks savings. in his posses
sion The sum amounted to S15 and 10 Don was
willing to make affidavit that he the lawful owner
of the money found on the person of Barney. The
latter locked up in the Fifteenth precinct station
and will be arragned at court to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan ls-Arrved ship Edith Troop (Br,, Smith,
New York
Sailed 18TH bark Marie (Nor) Reichborn, Now York.
AMSTERDAM Jan ls-Arrivod bark Brakka (Nor Nielsen,
Savannah
BELFAST, Jan ls-Arrved brig Jens Csw), Hakonnsen,
New York
BRKsEx Jan 1s-Arrvod steamer America (sw) strids.
burg Charleston beforc reported arrived 1th; ship Sa
vannah GER Tabelmnnn, Galveston; banks Jessonds
(Ger) Passe Batmore 10TH Frcihandc Ger, wachtcr,
Now York; Henrik Ibsen Nor), Rasmussen Wilmington
NC; Hermes (Nor), Paulsen. Savannah.
Also arrived 18TH ship Einar Tambcrsjelvar or), Wis
macs. New York mot arrived 4h).
Sailed 18TH ship Donald Mckay (Br Hurtaoe, America
banks Texas GER Kruse, New York; Nymphen (Nor)-
Kjuf and Laura Gertrude Cor. Schutte, America
BARCELONA to Jan 1s-Sailed, steamer Nerissa (B)
Stuart, New York.
FALMOUTH Jan Is-Sailed, bark Ava Maria dtaD, SHE
from Antwerp. Baltimore.
GRAvEsENp, Jan 1S-Sailed. ship John Rutherford BD,
Browne (from London>. Delaware Breakwatcr
GENOA to Jan 1s-Arrived, bark Cortcz Nor), Hansen
Galveston.
GIBRALTAR to Jan 1s-Arrvsd bark David Babcock Col
cord, New York.
HULL Jan 1e-Arrived banks Lindesnaes (Nor) Tonne.
sen New York; Milo Padre (IaD, Balestrino Baltimore
Hone KoSG, to Jan l6-Arrived ship Pilgrim, Fowler
Cardiff
LKcHorx to Jan 1s-saied bark Lincoln tAuS, Gerolo.
mich New York.
MASpAI to Jan s-Arrived bark Edwin Lizzie (Nor).
Thorsen. New York.
ROTTERDAM Jan 1s-Arrived barks srrah (Nor). Havor
SEN New York; Queen Victoria Br Crocker Baltimore;
valkyrien Nor, Olsen, Wilmington, NC.
sAxrAxpER to Jan Is-Arrived, bark Carl Max GER,
Boyer, Philadelphia
ST HrLESA-Arrved, ship Royal Edward (Br, Frodin.
Calcutta New York. bark Sonntag Simmons Ioio for
do; briggs John Shay Nickerson Port Natal for -; II
Sibley, Ccnant, Singapore for Marselles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
THE TRADE IN QUININE.

From the Chicago Times. Jan. 16l
The price of quinine has become so large that IL is
regarded as luxury and cheap, but far less eff
cient. substitutes have into use Twenty per cent
al vaorem is the duty imposed upon sulphate of
quinine and the Philadelphia manufacturers advance
their prices 10 match None comes into the country
And in order than Philadelphia monopolsts may
grow rich Congress encourages chls and fever every
where in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
AND THEY TOOK HIM IN.

James Stewart, wealthy resident Of Poughkecpsie.
now stopping at the Parker House in this
city. while out walking last evening en-
countered two young damsels, named respec-
lively Miss Lucy West and Sarah Davis,
Upon leaving them. he discovered that his purse,
containing $50, missing. Complaint was made
at the Twenty ninth precinct station house and the
girls arrested and brought before Sergeant westcr-
welt, who held them TO answer in court this morn
inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Church of bark Irtitia of Nh
tina, hc Will remain Mahc would send his
vessel home by Capt Crsw Of the condemned bark CaIac
ratio; all Welt: 800 bills oil.
Nov 80 lat " Ion 50 W, ship James Arnold Wilson, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer Glamorgan DR. for Liverpool barks Assyris
(Br), Bristol; America. Barbados
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20

No $3.50 drawing FIRST capital prize Of $4,000 sold in
New York. te
7Os drawing second capital prisc Of $4,000 sold
in Muncie, Delaware county, Ind.
No 1924 drawing third capital prize Of s 0O0 sold in
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron THE MONTHS
or JANUARY AND FEDRuARy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
WHICH DRAWS FEBRUARY 9.


1874 PRIZES AMOUNTING To ,.............. $87 g25
WHOLE TICKETS 81.
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS To OUR
GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS,
WILLIAMSON CO., 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The Kentucky State Lottery has during its existence,
paid money IN prizes than any lottery domestic
foreign whose tickets sold In this country Tho draw
ngs take place twice month under ssioners
the state. and published in the NEW YORK TER
AID. STATS ZETTuNG aud LOUISVILLE CONNER.
CTAL, AND ALI, OUT or TOWN TICKET HOLDERS
soon MS received All prizes cas,cd without deuc
ton presentation aud side VI the winners
made OF the fact " their being richer by
~ dollars but themselves for will not under any
cusances publish tho Of persons drawing Capital
Prizes for the purpose Of drawing custom lottery
SIMMONS a DICKINSON, MANAGERA
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smm-r Sui. lDeaiao,,on.l OF,

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp Jan 19-Wind SW, moderate, cloudy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20

Vv,,,rx Ian Salad IIafrsfiord Never Am,rca
zsx,,r.u ort .-Ssi,cd thas t,ux Cnx New Yo,I
Ax,Urur Inn 6-Tbc Eric tho Red Allan which .a;,cd
hence Tor tmsrien Dec 30 stranded last nrh, n
o nykrrnat near FlusLipu but was rot on with nssis,
ance az tbrco tuys
n ~, ~. r. .,,.., Gala. s. nm
BfifAsr Jan line u Hhrihnn, smiley, from fhiia-
depha reported aground IN TINS ough on soft bottom,
viii hont next tide
BREMEN Jan THE Baltimore (s), De Iimon from
Baltimore reports having experienced terrific
gale Dec H., In lat ~ n lon 93 W. aurjnQ
boats and washed several articles overboard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-20

HAMA Dec 5Tne master Forbes Of tho Marlborough.
bark of sacombc arrived hero from New York reports
Oct 49, in lat IT ~ Ion 80 experienced terrific hurt
ricauc. wind commencing at ESE and vcerng by 4. A.
midnight ship TO- lying a times with matches the
water shipped heavy lost overheard second mate
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

Our esaadfstkes's noas
Wss charming old ssous
And IT. coios 6ns rs.issish xlov.
But the whisky 10 drank.
Morn I esa compute,
Kept the old fellows poekes book loo.
my deer chil.isss." hs aid.
A. he c.il~d ~ to him:
III st"p short;
Never tn drink se,in."
But the old man lied.
rh..
" o'eo 'o0"s '"s
P""e ID consequence vi the cold weather.
N."v . Po"' and worthy voos" hss BEE"
obliged 70 20 without "ev winter bonnet