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The Newtown bee., 1879-07-09
Grow Beautiful.

Persons may outgrow disease, and be- come healthy, by proper attention to the laws of their physical constitutions. By moderate and daily exercise, men may become active and strong in limb and muscle. But to grow beautiful, how? Age aims the lustre of the eye, and pales the roses on beauty's cheek while crow feet, and furrows, and wrinkles, and lost teeth, and gray hairs, and bald head, and tottering limbs, and limping feet, most sadly mar the human form divine But dim as the eye is, as pallid and sunken as may be the face of beauty, and frail and feeble that once strong, erect, and manly body theIimmortal soul, just fledg- ing it's wings for it's home in heaven, may look out through these faded windows as beautiful as the dewdrops of a summers morning, us melting as the tear that glistens In affections eye-by growing kindly, by cultivating sympathy with all human kind; by cherlshing forberance towards the foibles and follies of our race. and feeding day by day on that lore to God and man which lifts us from the brute. and makes us akin to angels.- HaHs Journal of Heahh.
The Newtown bee., 1879-07-09
Smoke Tn Any Room You Please. 7

lady writes thus very sensibly to a Western paper: Make home home, and make 1t one in every sense of the word. My husband is a great smoker; he loves to play cards, dominoes and chess he is at perfect liberty to smoke in any room In the house, and I am always ready and willing to join him in the different games. I endeavor in every way to be not only a h6pmate, but a companion to him, and the result has been that have and enjoy his society; he prefers spending his evenings at home with me to seeking other society. cannot understand why women will run the risk of losing their husbands society and love merely for the sake of satisfying an over-fastidious taste. If they do not like tobacco, did they object to his using it during their courtship? And if they objected then and failed, why did they marry? If men will not give up such habits at the solicitations of their sweethearts, it is not likely they will be persuaded out of them by their wives 1; therefore, I think 1t unwise for a woman to risk her happiness by quarrelling with her husband over venal fault, the exis- tence and extent of which she knew and perfectly understood before she took upon herself the duties of wife.
The Newtown bee., 1879-07-09
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 at least two night-caps had been put out. The boys too were gathering. Joe look ed over the belfry cornice and saw then.
 There ne is, he heard gruff voice saying. He recognized it as the property of Jenkins, the special police, and Jen. kins had recognized somebody up in the belfry. Every nlischieyous boy hated Jenkins, for he had a peculiar knack at catching offenders. Joe drew pack and hi away in the rear of the belfry, crouch irg on the roof of the main building. Tine roof was after the gable style, with an easterly and westerly slope. Joe was on the .easterly side. ..
 ''TheIe he is '" said some one again. Over to the west side Joe scrambled to get out of sight. There he isl" said number now on the west side, and back Joe went. The boys took the hint, and first a chorus would come up on one side and then on the other. So they kept poor Joe scrambling away, vibrating like ,t pendulum that is having d hard time. It seemed to him as if he saw several sea captains down there with herespy-glasses to aid in this interesting hunt.
 Well, he don't seem to want to come down." said one. "I guess we shall have 10 get him down."
 We could squirt him down." said q rod-shirted member of the fire company that was to traIn that day. "Play away, Sixw he shouted through a speaking trumpet that had been dangling ut his side. The crowd laughed, but Joe was almost scared out of his remaining wits, scanty enough in quantity now.
 Said Jenkins, Well, he cant get down hisself, and get him down we must" But Jenkins found the doors locked, windows fastened and the man having the keys of the building had gone into the country with his boys, that he might ignite his 'As the belfry cannot be reached from within, said Jenkins, 'it must be reach ed from without, and splicing together several ladders, he planted his handiwork with its long, long legs against the meet ing-house tower. The next gratifying SPcSSttSic oOc StL", WJS J6llhlnS nedu above the cornice, bushy as a cedar-top, and showing grin broad as a monkeys who has found a roasted chestnut. Joe went down after Jenkins very sheepish- ly. He pulled his hat over his eyes to prevent recognition, but 1t was one of those old hats, the brim lessening with the years while the owners face broadens
 Its Joe Danforth! Joe Danforth ? they shouted. Joe wished his hat was haymow big enough to cover him up There was to be reception that day of a great war-general, not the small militia kind. and the same wicked fireman, as Joe appeared, called out through his trumpet in anticipative notes of welcome, To, the conquering hero comes! '" That put an unbearable burden on Joe's back
 This closed forever the chapter in Joe's history devoted to the subject of light ning-rods. He now spends decent share of the morning hours of the Fourth in bed, listening to bells, and not ringing them.v Oemorest's Monthly Magazine.
The Newtown bee., 1879-07-09
Young Champion. Trotting Stallion!

Will stand during the season of 1873 at
 the farm of John l.. Hughes, at Taun-
 ton, beginning May l.
 PEDIGREE:-Yo Young Champion was sired by Mambrino Champion. he by Eu- reka, Eureka by Long Island Black Hawk. he by Andrew Jackson, by Bashaw. Eu- rekas dam was Lady Moore. by Mambri- no Paymaster, he by Mambrino by Im- ported Messenger. dam by Imported Pay master. Mambrino Champions dam by was by Mambrino Paymaster. her dam by Mount Holly, he by Imported Messen- ger. Champions mother Is full-blooded Messenger mare.
 Champion is a handsome dark bay. with one white foot behind; full 15 1-2 hands high, of great bone and muscular developments. is good gaited. coming years old.
 Terms for Services $l5 to Insure.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Ser Winier ipar poriibtr bic tvarm
Sriblinssionne risf Die 3usp5ssI aus ben
Sioen Suriid; bic SaisIIaube lano be.
reits in Der SIat6e, absr ss iproBte nod
feir ein;issr &rasbalm ouf Dem @rab,
a~nislm's, bss S9nsibsrs.
Dir MAIDEN sinen geiut i'm SauIe be.
Grdulsin Clara Grssnppt uno isbsn IN.
einen IugenbIid in Der Gii9e an's 6euer
Sie Wa9b unb Der &ns4t Iino isbr be.
i4dftist nit Srdulein CLARA uno Ssrrn b
Siltburg; mir psrbsn 10 fret iein, ibren
Gsiprd9 5u3ub6ren. u. 1881 a
.g8ie itsbt ss nit Dem Srdulein ?" Be.
gam Der Gns9t.
,SrduIsin Clara III isbt ooGfommer
9siune," antuOrtete Die Dtaso i4aItbaf
Iadsnb.
80, bas Iisbt SsSer," entsssnste be,
&nrdt; .Sbr wibt bod, mas i'd rlsine
SIT Der So95sitatag fetssIebt? ;"
"Rsin, bod fte6t fsf, buB bic So&Ssit
Statt fnbtn lpirb."
,8alo 2" II.
ISM Spdiiommsr." ....
nStle Ssiratb, untsr uns 9eIa9t tuiro
piel aufisben ma9sr."
,6rdulein Clara bat mir gelagt oaB lie
Iid in 9aris nisbsrlaIIsn nil uno bic Ssi.
roth bort Statt finben ioa."
.Sas 1T iebr gut ibsrIsgt bon Dem
Srdulsin; bier in Der Stobt, NO ibr Su-
tinftiser @smubl einmal Dor Den Aifien
~ssitanbsu bar, fonnts he bod nidt baron
Oenteu, init inn in bic gbe gu ~tretsn." 3
so, Elm io!&sr Jlsden Sebt idusr luie.
6sr ab."
nSs 8iltburs Eebt I'M rsbrissn ME Elm
brousr Mrni6 aus"
$50 ieGe IGN oft in Der 8irGs; aud
i9eint ct lsbr w~obltbdtis; on Der &ir9.
tbir tbeilt er nit OOIlen Sdroen Gus.
ngr ideint isbr rsligi6s 81 iein."
nS6r miBt Srdul,in CLARA srSdbIen ID.
rem, nit pelder 4noa9t sr Dor eini9en
Saeen nit ibr bic seIobts Yittfabrt that"
ngins 9ittfa6rt?"
uSa, als 9anilasuns fir feline 5rei.
ipre4urg. Mit elmer Sbrdne i'm Guae
erBdbIte bos Jrdulsin, ME er Dor benz 8ers
Iaiisn Der &ir@e Isinen Claimant pom Gin.
ger 5Os, Die solosne 3.tts unO lbr abnabm
ano aass Su Sabsn bss M~arienbilbss
nieberleete."
,.Bsnn i9m bus 10 s~shlsint 1T. mub Id
gefebsn, Dab Serr be @iltburs elm braper
unO banfbarsr G6riit 1T; III IS ibm aber
nidt 70 CEMENT, bann perbisnt er Den Nas
men zines seididtsn Sreiers."
t8OrtfBuas fOlsi.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04

Sic 3eitunsen baben ibren Iebten artis
tel iber ben gebeimniBuolsn Woro Ser
Olnaen's 9ei4rieben. aud oas Publitum
bat lid ausseipro6en iiber bic @eri1ts.
8e%rbanolunsen, uelde lein Snters1s in 10
bobem @ra6e erregt battsn. II
CLARA Greenwbf 1T nit Der Trei5prs=
dung 8ernarbin's be @iltburg' nit einem
Wale Elm anoersr Meni9 9etporben.t gSie
2ei9enfarbe ibres @si9tes 1T psriduun-
Den uno bat Der ~ianitsn &otbs Ylab GEE
madt, we!6e Suseno, @siunObsit unb
3ufrieosnbeit auf ole Wansen Der Mdb-
3a malen "uiien." Sbr Iu9e, bas felt Ian=
gem matt uno IebIos ibr i'm Gopfe iianb,
fdn9t wieoer on Su iirabIen. Sbr fri6er
10 traurl9 auf Die 8rut seienttfs 6aupt
bat F9 frobli4 empor9eri9tet. Aaudlig
pir6 lie pieoerum Dos muntere W6bhen
nit benz einnebmsnbm WeIeu, Dos tie fri.
Der tuar, als man lie nit Dem Gamen zines
gnseis bsebrte. .Ia..rr3 ..n..a
Seute WOrsen bat Der arit i6r jeinen
lebten Seiu9 semadt uno srtldrt. DOB ie
fortaa- nidts meter beoirie, als friI1e
2uit, mdBise Yenesuns uno frdItigenbe
Rabruns Des Worssns frib beim eritsu
anbre9en oes Cages inject lie itOn in Der
nabe 9elesensn Stride unb bes a6enbs,
tpenn Der lsbte Orselton loon LANCE in
Dem i~ernier @iutcl beg Seiteui9iFs
%oeriluneen lit, penn bas IsBte 8ebet Der
@ldubisen bsrsits smporgefiessn lit, Iibt
Die fromme Clara nod i'm @~oites9auI..
WuB lie ni9t ute9r bstsn ais il, mub lie
ri9tS ibr ganses 2s6en osm lieben 8ott
oanfen, oaB er,i9r l@ebet erb6rt bdt7 ga,
er bot ibr @ebet erb6rt uno gepolt, oas
Die meni6liGe Gers1tigteit aufaetl6rt
ibsr cine buntls SaGe, nit ibrer e~ilsrnen
Sano nt4t sinen uni5uIbisen nie6er.
i6metterte. a "-' '.''
glus 9ani6artsit gteen IGN, Der i6ren
falia beiGuloisien @tlicbter in tbren arm
SUriidIa6rts, NIL lie mebr oils l. Die armen
Weytansnen Der meuitli9tH GsieQlaoft
oufiuGsh. Den @itiusn unb HaiIen i9r
a!muien ipencen. " "'.2t
Nls lie zines Gben0s wisogr aus Der
Stride trot, bsmerfie lie cine sSrau, bic stuei
9Orbe nit oleslei iurSsn 28aaren, pie
S&eeren, admms. RaosIn unb bersl. trus.
Die UrOu iu6 duf Der iteinernen Srsppe
Dor Der Sir1e pno ipra9 lsiie ben Hamen
CLARA 8resnDpps aus. Clara nimmt 70.
fort Elm 8sloitad aug Der Sai&s unO Idbt
es ols GlmOien in sinen Der G6rbe Der orr
men Jrau fallen. "|e ar 60.
.Sauisnomal Sant. 6sRss 6rGuIein,"
ia9ts Die 6rau ii9 erbebsnb ; bod bate
i'd ri&t Die abTi6t sic um elm almoIen
~ bitten" H''.
.Yebaltst Sas @slo Iir Cure &inb,r,-
rsoete ihr Glara Su. 4rIaa ~.
Scr Serr bcloGne sic iIr Sbr eutss
SsrS," antportete Die Grau; rein almoIsn
beburI ih niGt nno piirbs i6lsGt bdnbeln,
luena id Is anndbme; usrpabrt loisIes
@elo fir 4nbsre, bsliss Srdulsin, Die es
nOtbiSsr baben, I'M YrOO 3u f%aufen." Mit
oisisn 8orten CAB ie 0as Silberminj.
den Clara Surif.
Is H .. . ##
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
..WiQf Su Seine Bantnote aurid?"

pSCtun Oa UttNS = 49,
,als o5 i'd nidt tpiiBte, .oaB Str ols
Niemanb mebr aus ben Sinsern triestY
Nur, in @ott,s Namsn; bier 1T no1 elm
Napolson fir Den Doctor"
,uno Die pier 3sussn? 8er bs5ahlt
oisie 2sute, Die i'd einen balbsn Gag BON
ibrer Irbett baltic ?"
,Oscar, i9 meints, bab Du Elm sbrlid.s
Ssr3 batteF. Gs lit Ssine Su4s, nit Den
8erls abjure9nen."
,Wteine 9untnote riibr' i'd Die erlten
adt Gage ni6t on; nsin. Oas 1T Elm apfsl
fur ben Surf."
"Nun, labs 0sins bier 3eusen auf Elm
@l6s1en Yranntpein."
limb finf 5ranfeu per aOpt. 1T bas Su
piel?"
,S9inbsr"
Gin Sisnt 1T bes anbern psrtb ;
3wan3is Granfen fir bic 2eusen; ooer
tpiIit Su, baB i6 bier i4masiiidtise 8eis
Der aus Der Hadbaridaft neb NE, bic ON
&afeetii9 ausplauoern, mas Sei9eben
it?"
u@ut; nod elm Napoleon. Su bait
mid p6rtlid aussepliineert."
Rod Elm @Ids9en Branntpein !" rief
Oscar istt laut su benz Wirtb biniiber unb
itedte nit einisem Woblsefaaen bic 3usi
Napoleon's 3u Der 8antnote.
am anbern Sag, frib Worsens, eri9ien
Oscar nit ieinsn bier 3eusen auf BEN
Yoli3ei.8 iireau. 2aiIoaa1 Hasf o. .Gr .
Or 3siste bos 3susnib bss arstss nit
Der Bemertung, bab mon In Der Na9bars
idaft f9 ni4t mebr berubisen Tonne, 70
lanse Die alte 8essa auf ibrem Sa9tib'
den blieb. S4on mebr als einmal batts
he Orobunsen a~usseitoben uno in ibrer
feberbaften aufresuns ansebeutet, bab IL
i'm Stanoe iein tonne, einen Sel6tmoro
Su beseben.
sit bas bic Srau, bic sic seffern an.
ssbaIten baben." fraste Der gommiHar
einsn on Der Sbire itebsnben asentsn.
vSa, Serr GommiHar; bic Srau fommi
mir pie cine sefdbrlide W~abntnnise Dor
Fe iprad non benz tobten gapitdn unb bon
@%rasbalmen auf benz 8rabe bes S9nei=
bsrs," antportete Der asent.
.Wan bringe Die Jrau bierber," befabl
Der gommifar, la&enb iiber Die ionoerba=
re 0%erbinouns 3pii6en benz Sob bes Ga.
pitdns unb benz @ras auf Dem @rabe bes
Shneioers.
Cine baIbe Stunbe ipdtsr eridisn Ysgsa
nit ibren 3pei &6rbsn auf benz YoIiSei.
8lrsau.
Ha1oem lie benz itdbtii1en 8eamten
auf ale feline Jrasen nit Der sr6bten Glar.
belt oes @siit.s seanttportet batte, madts
man enoli9 Die 8emertuns, oas lie Sre-
bunssn se3en Die Radbaren austobe uno
Sano on ii1 islbit Iesen MOLE.
.SOtt bebiite mid oabor.!" rief gsssa;
uobsr meint Sbr, i'd lei psrriidt? ., mar
IS oarunl, bab bieIsn Worssn elm Doctor
aaf meiu 3immer fam ?"
sic iab nit dnsfli9en 8liden ruuo I'm
f6 unb rief: ~. sa.
.Wan nil mid fir ndrrii9 aussebsn
uno mid in cine InitaIt btingsn 8, i9
iebe pobl, po9sr oisIer Stein auf bas
Saupt Der alien 8sssa niDerfdut. -.
bod, ipebe ibu,, tuebe ibm! ia, bic 8erber-
iasuns triHt ssuiB Elm /; bsr gapitdn III
bsreits tobt unb Der @rasbaIm 1T nod
ni9t aufeeiprOBt auf Dem Srabs oss
S9neibsrs."
,Da babt SIR es pie6er," u1urmelts
Der 9oli3ei. gommiHar ld4slnb. Gr Be.
fabI, Die arns SIRE in einem aniiOBenbsn
@slab su bspa9sn uno madte in,uiidsu
bic Yapisrs bsrsit, psl9e srforbtrli9 lpa-
rem, nm 8sssa 3popaIsr in f&srn &c.
pabriam gu brinssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
,Seitbem msire orme Sodtsr bur6

.Seithem meire arme So1tsr our6
Cure Sdulb ms @rab ities uno i'd senos
tbist bin, bas 86nisreid uno ielbit fremoe
Climber su ourdirrsn, UNI mein 8rpo su
perbienen, babe i'd Dor Tidts mebr
Gurdt."
,8enn SIR nun aber peripre6t, mir
ni6t mcbr in cen 8es su tommen, f6nnt
SIR Cure 36rbe fir INNER bel Seite is3s
GEN..
uNein, nein."
rSt perIpre9e Gu9, boiir gu forsen,
bab ss Gu4 ME mebr on etpas fsbIsn
wiro."
Sd bab' gud iton Suei Mal seTagt,
bab id fsin 8slo aus Der Sano zines Seus
fsIs buben mag"
rSbr mott alio nidt fortse5sn ; bic
Stabt ni1t perlaHen2"
,Sieie Wohe mus i1 nod einen 8eIu1
bsi JrduIsin Clara 8reenmpt MADDEN"
rSie 1T bon msiner llnidulb iibsrssust.'
sd nil i6r iasen, baB lie benz junsen
5errH mibtrauea tnuB, ben he i'm 8esriHs
III, ~ ibren1 @atten ~ ma1en."
rDa5u 1T es gu ipdt Der @osel 1T i'm
Nes,@ la9te er rob, ME fruntenboIoe los
den. If,
.Sas gRsb tann nod serriHen psrben =
.llnb mas iuoltet Sbr SrduIein gIura
nod iasen 2" |' Elt.'a .2 @
hi .3uerit, marum uaeine aruie 3o9ter, elm
i9ulbIoies &ino, in Der Blitbe ibrsr Sab
re msin.r 2isb. sniriTsn unS ms @rat
gefibrt tpurbe -"
Simmer bieieIbe bumme Sbes!" muir.
rnelte er. n s- w n,rJf .a r.@-6
.Sann min i'd lie tparneu, ibr iassn.
bob Sbr nidt ie liebt ionoern nur ib'
@elS, bas i6r in @eIenI9aft zines bsrd9t.
li&sn Sei&opfs i'm auslanbs rur9brinser
woQt." '.J ......
.Wie fommt Sbr nur auf iol4e 2issn2'
.S9peist! ia peroe Namen uno Bob'
nuns abseben." -...r., ...
rSarpis"
,au1 mub oas brape Srdulein betann
gsma9t peroen nit Dem Sbun beg abideu'
Ii4en Solioaire's tpdbreno ieines auient'
balts i'm norobrabantii9sn Sorfe."
rYosbaftss Weib! iast einmal, Sbr
Die Sbr nit Soft uno pris5iern 10 gu
itsbt, 1T es feline eridredlide Sinoe, Sc
manoen 10 bic Grbe gu rauben 2"
.@enn i'd iol4e 8osbeiten ni9t on
seiste, wirbe i'd mid berieIten mitI9uloi!
MAIDEN
.glsbmt gua in a6t Beg" iagte er
inoem ct ieiue Sanb orobeno se9en Il
Gustrette unb nit Ieinen faH,menben au
gen unter Die Rupuse i6rss WaHtsls iab
ySabt SIR Dor. mir aud SiQen ein;u
seben iuie benz aruusn Ser Slmen2" frost
lie furdtlos. .y' "a -.
.gs sibt nod anbsre WitteI!" erinits er
50, Dos slaub' i'd Elm @ottesldusne
muB 5u aasm fdbis iein. -. ....a .
Bon Sunen tpuroe bic &ir9entbire &c
bfnet. "..'
So, es sibt nod anbere Wittsl!" pie
bsrbolte be Gittburs, ibr einen eiftisel
Bid na1Ienoenb. ...r -.s-. III
Sic alte Ysssa CAB tsine antport mi
trat In bic &irAe elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-04
S6meiser SaarmitteI.

EtJu ausf9Itttli9 aus Rrduteru bttttttt, uut sSu,s
aniodlhat 5aarruittsl tr,tuet btantn fs1s dozen bs srS
ptsnsitn auf Stsatn tu 6auptts. pa@t ~iabr.sua fasi
partn, ben ipptshtn Saarwu&s. Nv
Gas Nllttd, btsttr niat I'm Sanhsl trfaita,u. uurs, Ham
9shnstr une f,inen Ra6bartn f4sa felt Sabrtu trprsbf
Dahdet srtalt bic Barst Der SaaIt. strbdtut bas auSfaaxn
uae faf 10 IN alen 8dltn als u~nftplbar srpifta. "a III
astnstr nlttttl btrttts = 4attn etiit,a babtn.
Dautet rtre "a glaiasn ~ ~ s~sriauft, slns su
Rts. 3isptnbrpd In @resIa, 'SQs'' ionr x,stuns s,,,
bic @iaubparstetsit esra,btnsa ansabta stEsa.
w. B.-gnhrast riatt mar an
~. BIanfeosttL
0nJ Nrssld. BsuaIass Co., 81.
The New York herald., 1879-07-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. July lO-Arrivsd. bark Leona Itsb, rssse
USarod%schr Ruth carlIsie. smith, Phiisdelphia
dd @sey @
saxon snow Philaisphia: barks Carrie Tyler
Siaraieiio Cossins .sGr: harry L %iiios
Rich ss.%ore snsas, Nsioy Lsos s
oliver sullivan. Batimoro Jas Talbot, Croctsr Pon
CIoarcd-s.camers Batavia, asrh Mouisnd. Liverpool,
s..1s s"ilsdos;eamer oss "A aivah cBr,. liverpool
BALTIMORE. July io-Arr,ysd bark Glensros BrA
S:
port Conn; Geo Hatch. Mor~ng. Portisnd John Ball.
s.iIsd-s.e1nsrs Exploror .Do, Liverpool: Falcon,
Dublin xngiois..s sos.o sali BordeaSx: Bro%sn saers
Antworp; John Trahey ,Bp. Cork; Roma tBr, London.
ilih-Arsyed: steamers % uiesrni.n Cgs: Archer Liver
Gs;rsd'on%sr. msnss s hsi%S,s Bremen sna
one,o d,aD. Espetto Qnsen.town; Minnie carmich.sl
Sh l1sIE M
Ss Ssr- hG.s Seis M.
der.cn; swain WAR, B.lsImcre 81
NEW ORLEANS. July 7--Cleared. schr Martha Nil
sfs ysr
s,s.re.t Babbidge Boston.
yJrsr 4.aas Al. ssr H .s: 'ssr % cs:
boston; lotts soners. do; Hattie Paige Gedrey. do.
srpooi Sor%sS Sstss:oa so:.Ss Sss. snsr%.n Prov.
idence Equator Hinckey Fall River Fannie. Grumley.
irsenost Err.nse xas, xieoIirh. ws.,por,: p,ossas
sophie Nor. hanson Rousn; schrs Eliss Ann, Mayo.
Msuann H.arss sor sasonn fus... inSsa
scnd Allen, bridgeport; ID Kelly Taylor. New Bod
ford .Nt
Ciearedsteancrs Hercules swaxcy. Ncwburyport tand
sailsd Dchsnce Davidsou New York; Reading cslburn.
Sst mi
Mark rendietou; pcndletsn bangor; 81 Eimc. Davis
SSss%are ss"s ss s..sa,ssss Ts~s
wes,mercland. Allen Vineyard Haven; ~ Iisig. bols
south Greek. C; y Collins, Townsend. Charleston
B"osnbay: j d williams Plcrce Boston; Trade Wind
Corsou. do; scud, Allen. Now Haven.
Dudley johnson. Sc Pierre, brig Eaget Br. Mayo Car
dchas. .'.t ..i. .l4
Baltimore; Icarus lr. GutxIer from Dublin Richinond
sehr i,es.ic sic w.Iis War; rrsm ssgual rhiAdeiphis 40
.SAN FhANCisCo, July s-Cienred. bark Aurcoia rrft-
chsrd. Seattle tsnd saiicd) brig Hespcrian Winding.
salIed--ship Eldorsdo. Hayden Seattle; bark NORTH
lUth-saied, bark Era (swl. johnson, Calsis. -.
SAVANNAH, July ii-Arrivcd steamer Wyoming Tee0
Cieared-schr Fearless, Malone Abaco. : lt
ssilcd.-schr ihomas riilsbary, Hewitt New York.
Mitchell Port johnson for Boston Rival Pc.cher Pills
dcphia for Portsmouth; II Bridges, LAndck, do fos
si J.mss cr and Mslro.s schs. Ariel
Nellie Chase, A Lee Carrie Belle Eagle Ntckcr.on
Psas %sSsss s s AnGs SSs.
Mary Wilson, Odsii. Seth Todd William ricc Forest
C.S Arms March kcbcscs .,,. smith smith Morsn trrs
Trnfton, Bickmore, Harry whiton Frank Leaming
Mabel Rose. and Il N BusLier -. v.n.,.
Boston with spas tow aud sailed sftor coalng Igs
Westmoreand tBrl, wcchawksn Tor Halifax NJ; Jane,
Pinmmcr tlinabcthpors for Boston, Dwight Davidson,
Passed tyDsehr Cnss Il Washington. Holprook Phiis-
spp,I"dnscnrs Viola Grocian RIVAL II Bridges Gon-
tile, Painc and Connecticut
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brig Mccdon Dutch. Mantges Rio 0rande do sul via
Richmond--funch, Edye Go.
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The New York herald., 1879-07-12
OUTRAGE BY A FOOTPAD.

LADY ASSAULTED AND ROBBED ON FASH
IoNABLE STREET IN BROOKLYN IN DAYLIGHT.
one of the most daring highway robbcries which
has taken place in Brooklyn tor long time
initted about half past eleven o'clock yesterday
ing In New York avenue, near Bergen street. The
section where the outrage was perpetrated is OF
the prctticst in the city. The houses in that
neirhborhood of the villa style of
architecture and arc surrounded by spacious
gro unds beautifully and taseiuly laid out. The
Victim was Mrs. George Watson, a highly estinabc
lady, who resides at the of New York ana st.
MARKS avenues, within two blocks OF the of
the occurrence. As she was walking slowly
along sho felt one strike her
the back. Upon turning around she was
again struck this time on the shoulder, by
a freckied- accd man with red whiskers. who had
approached her unobservcd. As she shrunk back in
terror tho ru.ian seized her dark blue pockctbook.
containing between s12 and sl3. which she held in
her hand, and ran rapidly away. There was no
person IN the nciyhborhood ut the time, aud tho
hphwayman hal no difficulty In cscaping Mrs.
Watson went directly to her home and informed her
family of what had occurred. The police OF the
Twelfth precinct wero Immediately communicated
with. when the following description OF the thief.
given 10y Mrs. Watson. was sent TO the inherent sta
ton houses throughout the city about thirty
years OF age ve feet five inches in height, frcckIcd
face and red whiskers. He dressed III dark gray
clothes and Derby hat" This is the first time
that an outrage of this kind has been committed in
that section OF the city, aud the police will make
every effort 10 bring the pcrperator OF the crime
20 justice.