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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-16
Aid. Schend presented the following:
ORDINANCE

ORD1NA NCE.
Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
| Gil Of the city Of Kenosha: That all
actions, resolutions and proceedings OF
the Auditing Board of the city of Ke-
nosha prior to the passage of this ordi-
nance relative to the construction of
q swing bridge across Pike Creek, at
the intersection of same with Main
street in the city Of Kenosha; also rel
ative to the condemnation of lands for
the purposes Of a street at the North
end Of said bridge; Also relative to the
harbor and dock lines and limits on
Pike creek in said city of Kenosha be
and the same are hereby ratified and
confirmed.
Aid. Schend moved suspension of the
rules in order to pass above ordinance.
Seconded and carried
Aid. Schend moved the adoption of
the above ordinance. Seconded, and
ayes and nays called for.
Ayes-Ald. Williams, Schend, Rob
inson, Smith and Cappelan.
Nays-Ald. Backus and Lee.
Ordinance declared defeated.
Aid. Schend presented the following
Resolved, That the Marshal be and
he is hereby instructed to notify Pen
meyer to remove distractions to navi-
cation on the west side of the harbor,
from FL. Durkee's warehouse to Main
street bridge forthwith.
AID. Williams moved adoption of the
resolution. Seconded, and ayes and
nays called for.
Ayes-Ald. Williams, Schend, Lee,
Robinson, Smith, Cappelan and Mayor
Nays-None.
Resolution was thereupon declared
adopted.
The Clerk presented statement of
judgments rendered against the city
which was read by the Mayor to the
council.
No action taken.
AID. Lee moved reconsideration of
the vote by which first ordinance pre-
|sented this evening was defeated: Sec
onded and carried.
Question on passage Of ordinance as
presented called for. Ayes and nays
called.
Ayes-Ald. Williams, Schend, Lee,
Robinson, Smith, Cappelan and Mayor.
Nays-Ald. Backus.
The ordinance was thereupon de-
clared passed and adopted.
Aid. Lee moved reconsideration of
the vote by which the second ordinance
presented this evening by Aid. Schend
was defeated. Seconded and carried.
Aid. Lee moved to strike out the fol
lowing words as contained in said or
dlnance, viz:
"Also relative to the harbor and
dock lines ard limits of Pike Creek
Seconded and carried by the following
vote: ...
Ayes AID. Lee, Williams, Backus,
Robinson, Smith and Cappelan.
Nays-Ald. Schend.
Aid. Backus moved that the ordi-
nance as amended be adopted. Sec
onded and carried by the following
vote:
Ayes-Ald. Williams, Schend, Back
us, Lee, Robinson, Smith, Cappelan
and Mayors.
Nays-NOne
Thereupon said ordinance as amend
ed was declared carried and adopted.
Aid. Lee moved that the Common
Council do now adjourn. Seconded
and carried.
D. Is. BENEDICT, Clerk.
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SCANDAL AND MURDER.

VIM. Fl. Cochran, cashier of the First
National Bank of Grand Rapids, Wis,
deliberately killed Henry Hayden.
County Judge Of Wood County, and
editor of The Centralia Enterprise, at
about o'clock last Thursday evening.
Hayden had just come out Of his law
office and was about going home to
supper. He was standing in the door
way, when Cochran came up and lev
eled double-barreled shotgun, loaded
with buckshot, at him and fired, the
shot taking effect in his hip and bow,
els. Hayden was carried into his Of
flee, where he was attended by DR..
Whitney, but medical skill was of no
avail, Hayden dying within fourteen
minutes from the time he was shot.
His corpse was then removed to his
home Cochran, after firing the fatal
shot, went to the bank, where he re-.
manned but moment, when he gave
himself up to Sheriff McCemley, but.
has been released from custody. He
was entirely rational, although labor.
ing under great excitement. Cochran
was arraigned before Justice Wood
worth last Friday morning and the ex--
animation was postponed until Tues
day next.
Grand Rapids and Centralia are sep
arated by the Wisconsin river.
Scandal had been busy in relation to
Mrs. Cochran and Judge Hayden, but
chiefly to the disadvantage of Mrs.
Cochran.
The 10th inst. was, much hotter. than
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TOWN OF WHEATLAND.

decided to the Fox River valley Co. running RI ming
near the center part of the u a sec. g. /. +
40. 3 acres. $l.19
Fox River Valley r Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley h. r. Co. run
ming near the center part of the s !! II c Ii. sec.
6, 1, 10, 81 acres. 81 81.
Hannah Eddy S Il. S W L, sec. 90 2, 10.
40 acres. $l355
Fox River Valley r R Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley r Il Co. running
north and south through the S Il, IL W a sec. 80,
Fox River Valley Il. r. Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley r + Co ON the
d III iT Sec T 29 ~ acres 81 49,
running through the center of the ne a IL a
sec. Z, t l,r 10, 3 acres. 81 Oh.
TOWN OF PARIS.
E. Perkins S 1 acres off n 10 acres off, S 26
acres a. a. sec. %, t 2, 81, 4 acres $3.50
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
John Swain.-S1s W 4 sec. 81, l, I 81, so
acres. S 96.
John Swain.--S e 4 sw 4 sec. Of. t /, r2l, 40
John Swain.--N W Or Or sec, 80, /, 2l, 40
acres So %.
TOWN OF SOMERS.
Edward Johnson.-Pt Or Il eqr beg. % II
100 chains of n Or of said qr:qr sec. W rs It.
100 chs chs. and 81 $40 links e26 17-1OO chs n
to beg, sec. 81, t 2, 7 %, acres $3.50.
Jacob Kraut<ramer-Pt S w or, beg. 2rdS n of
line of Or and 21h rods OF w line of Or, thence
y chs. $50 links, thence w rods to beg, sec.
81, 2, 1913. 2 acres. 1898
John RidieS.-PtS or beg2 rods OF S line OF
or and II TO rods of w line of or, thence ~
chs. anu 80 links, G rods, II rods and so links,
W rods to beginning. sec. 81, t2. %, acres.
$3.9S.
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
c ~ & st p. r. r. co Il and $40 acres on G
side OF II " Or e Of Il L, sec. 4, t /, r22 s. 10.
e. NJ. q ST. p. r. h. Co e AZ acres W ore of
II II. sec 4, { /. %. 1898.
G. nj. & st. p. Il. Cocoon. in center OF
highway on W line of r. r, thence n 1000 feet,
thence w 100 feet, thence 1000 feet, thence e to
John Heitman.-W 81 As acres W or, sec. Is
t1.r22. $19.36.
John Heltman.-E 4 w Or e Or Sec 49, t /
+ 90. 40 acres. S16.10.
John Heitman.-W acre, e X, S or. sec Is,
tire. $1.20.
John Heitman-Ne or, S e or, sec. IS, /. + %
DO acres. $15.79.
James Rategan.- of lots and 6, blk. l., be
ing the 81 feet of lot 5, and that part of lot y
ing north of a continuation OF sect. line of 81
feet, and of a line parallel with line OF said
sec, sec 5, II, r23. IS 81.
Mrs. Susanna Miller go rods in II w cor of n
W or of sec. 6 Il, T.. %. $3.50.
Martha PomerOy. 3 and q acres III or Il w
qr bounded by Fremont Avenue. by Strong
st. W by Bond and by City limits, sec. 6, t l. +
%. $685.
DR.. III. P. Gatchell-S 50 acres, wqr ex. 10
acres n w cor to Panlis, sect t /. 90 $43 50.
Dr.. III. P. Gatchell.-N 20 acres, or, sec. {.
III, r23 $l764.
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CITY OF KENOSHA--FIRST WARD.

>, H. $ Curtis;-N 70 of Or. blk %, Or, sec.
81, t 2, r23. $22.l6.
or os sse Ct Pre ss Of Or blk 22s
W f Halliday.-W u lot II, blk 81, e or sec.
81, to, r23
W + Halliday-Lot 10, blk 81, s or, sec. 81, t
W + Halliday Sc feet, lot H. blk 81, $ or
VIZ Hallday-N So feet, lot 70, blk 81, S or
sec 81, t2, I % $50
E Runals e II w Or and w "a of OF blk
81. S or, sec 81, D, % s86.27.
Dennis Casey--Com 60 feet of n cor of lot
& thence to alley thence to cor OF said lot
or, sec 81, to, % $1Os6.
W Wright-Lots and 3, blk IA, w or, sec
80. t 2, % i4.O
J G McClay-Lot1o, blk A. w or, sec 80, t 2, I
%. 1929.
FISK'S WESTERN ADDITION.
Jas McDonald-AlI that part of lot i, blk 8,
within fit , limits, supposed to be 50 feet and
JAS McDonald-All that part of lot within
city limits, supposed to be So feet and W, lot 8,
ok d. All y Mt nj c 35 S1ds lot blk
Wqr, sec 81, t2, 1923. $1.43.
The following described pieces or lots of land
are upon y VI TIE Z sWrar see 3D. t2, r2se =,
lots / and 3, blk IL 1886
C&N " RI Co-All II Of $ line of r R track,
lots and 5, blk IL. SO .56.
Francis Barber-LOt s, blk ~. S13 IS.
Francis Barber-Lot 8, blk IL. 1928.
UnknOWn-S of r r, lots Is and IA, blk 10.
1928,
c&NW RE- Co All n of line of r. lot /
and 2. blk Is. 81 20
C&Nw Railroad Co Except railroad track
ON W Y" railroad If adj to-An that part of lots
and +, blk 4, lying sof railroad also lots 5 and {
lying OF railroad lots3, 4, 5 and blk A. Sc 20
G IN W railroad Co.--All n of railroad and
OF Pearl St, lot and 4. blk 13, 81 30.
The following pieces Or lots of land are on the
qr OF sec 81, t g %, e.
A Truesdell-Com at n w cor of blk 36, thence
rods. thence TO W line Of said blk. thence
to beg. except w Main street, blk So $12 Sc.
j H0lmeS-Com at w cor blk 2. in Me-
Laughlin's addition. thence II on line OF said
addition q rods and 10 links, thence w 81 rods
thence q rods and 10 links thence 51a rods tl
beg, the u OF the above description W Or, sec
81, t2.r % Us 5G.
MCLAUGHLIN'S ADDITION.
Lorenzo Thomas-Lot %, blk 8, S or, sec 81
| t2, L %. $4.4S.
SECOND WARD.
| The following lots are on the or OF sec 80
| t 2. 7 %. e.
| Mrs Francis Ersing-S w qrn or blk 50
! IS SO
| Est of N Miler-s u blk a. S11.s9.
a Brach-N W or Blk As. "a 4s
The following lots are OH the e.qr of sec 81,
| 2, I %, e.
| NJ Schmitt-Lote 6, blk 81. s7So.
Est of N Weller-Lot7 Z. blk s. rs 90.
| Est ~ Weller-l.otS. blk 65 70 90
! Est of NJ Weler-Lot9 9, blk IS 81 20.
| Est OF Weller Lot 10. blk s. 1920.
CO W railroad Co-Iot 5, blk 60 $l.9s.
& N w railroad CO. Lot G, blk So s1o8
Mrs G Wever-Lot3 3, blk II SSH OF.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-16
TAX NOTICE.

The following is a true and correct list of all
anredeemed pieces. lots or parcels of land, stu
the State of Wisconsin. which were sold by the
Treasurer Of said County of Kenosha on the Sth
day of May. A. d. 1877 for the unpaid taxes and
charges due thereon for the year 1876, and the
thereon up to the fast day of redemption, being
on the Sth day of May. 1880
NGw, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
unless such pieces, lots or parcels of land. are
redeemed on or before the said Sth day of May
1880, they will upon proper application be con-
yeyed to the purchasers thereof according to
10
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AID. Schend moved that the rules be
suspended in order to pass above ordi-
nance. Seconded and carried.
Aide Schend moved the adoption OF
said ordinance. Seconded, and Ayes
and Nays called for.
Ayes-Ald. Williams, Schend, Rob
inson, Smith, Cappelan and the Mayor.
Nays-Ald. Backus and Lee.
Motion lost
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-16
THE SOLID SOUTH THROUGH IGNoR-
ANCE.

The neglect of education IS one OF
the radical difficulties Of the South. 1t
does not reach out for those things
which attract immigration and devel-
op the essential elements OF prosperity
The South is solid because j. lacks
schools, because it does not build fac
tories. because it does not establish di-
versified industry. Just in SO far as
the Democratic party helps to keep the
South solid, it checks popular educa-
ton in every Southern State, it pre-
vents the introduction OF manufac-
lures and skilled mechanism, it for
bids that free movement Of population
which is one of the chisf attractions of
all the other States of the Union
Utica Herald.
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Mr.. Mcbride "
4" 6 A. Farr
" =" w. r. Reed " |
Aid. Williams moved that r. T. Rob
inson and J. E. Cappelan be declared
elected Aldermen from the first ward,
which motion prevailed by unanimous
vote.
The whole Nc. votes cast for Alder
men from the second ward was II
Of which No. c. Muntzenberger re-
ceived G
OF which No. Peter Grosch reed G
Aid Schend moved that Conrad
Muentzenberger and Peter GroSch be
declared elected Aldermen from the
second ward. Seconded and carried.
The whole No. votes cast for Alder
men in the third ward was 2S.-
OF which No. Ichabod Simmons re-
ceived 1C
OF which No. J. M. Stebbins reed 6
Sc E. Van VIE /
~ Z" 0. S. Newell s
=" g d. Head
Aid. Williams moved that O. S. New
ell and Ichaboo Simmons be declare d
duly elected Aldermen from the third
ward. Seconded and carried.
The whole No. votes cast for Alder
men from the fourth ward was IS.
! OF which No. +. II. Smith reed 8
. :" Z" .. Henry Glover 8
Alderman Backus moved that Hen
ry Glover and T. Fl. Smith be declared
duly elected Aldermen from the fourth
ward. Seconded and carried,
Certificates of election were served
uron the following Aldermen elect,
namely:
Conrad Muentzenberger, Peter
Grosch, Henry Glover, F. Fl. Smith j.
E. Cappelan, r. L. Robinson, O. S.
Newell, and Ichabod Simmons.
j. E. Cappelan appeared, and was
sworn in as Alderman from the first
ward by the Mayor.
i. t. Robinson being present, was
sworn in as Alderman from the first
ward.
F. II. Smith was sworn in by the
Mayor as Alderman from the fourth
ward.
The qualification Of J. E. Cappelan,
r. T. Robinson and T. II. Smith MAX
ing quorum of the Common Council,
the Mayor declared the Common Coun-
Gil of the city of Kenosha to be in spec
ial session, there being present Mayor
Robinson; Aldermen Williams, Lee,
Backus, Schend, r. T. Robinson, J. e..
Cappelan and F. III. Smith.
Aid. Lee moved that the Mayor ap-
point the standing committees of the
Common Council.
The Mayor made the following APP
pointments Of standing committees.
Committee on Finance-Ald. Lee,
Williams and Bsckus.
Committee on Claims Backus, Rob
inson and Capdelan.
Committee on Harbor and Bridges
--Schend, Smith and Lee.
Committee on Fire Dept-Cappelan,
Schend and Williams.
Committee ON Licenses-Smith, Will
liams and Sclend.
Committee on Police-Lee, Cappelan
and Smith.
Committee on Judiciary Robinson,
Williams and Lee.
Committee on Printing-Williams
Backus and Schend.
Committee On Public Grounds
Backus, Smith and Cappelan.
Committee on Streets and Alleys
Schend, Robinson and Backus.
Committee on Pauper Affairs
Backus, Schend and Williams.
Committee on Gas and Llght-Cap-
pelan, Smith and Backus.
On motion of Aid. Schend, the above
appointments were confirmed.
On motion of Aid. Williams. the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-16
HOLMES AND NICHOLS, ADDITION

HOLMES AND NICHOLS ADDITION.
Q Parker Lot Is, blk /. 1929.
G b Ford-LOt 10, blk 5. $1l 50.
Dennis Langm-Lot 5, blk Z. &S2l
Jas Muligan--Lot 5, blk 8. 1921.
JAS Mulllgan-!.Ot 6. blk 8. So 90
3 Mattles-Lot 6, blk r. 1929.
A r WattleS-LOt 7, blk II. S1007
A B Wattles--Lot 8, blk H. 1929
Josiah BOnd-cOm Sc rods and 2 rods s of II
w cor OF n c or of sec 6. thence rods. thence s
25 rods, thence W rods, thence n 25 rods to beg,
x97 so. '
The following described pieces of lands are on
the n W or sec 6, I,r23.
Unknown-fom 20 rods and 20 rods of n e
cor of said quar- sec, thence on e line of FIRE.
mont Ave RODS, thence y rods, thence n 8
Emily Bond-com on W line of n e or of said or
sec, and 20 rods of n line of the same, thence S
to cor of Q 81 OF said sec, thence "a rods,
ing part sold to w III Bell. and part toll Viii
lams, and excepting the following, com at the
cor of Goodwin Burrett's homestead on the
n e or OF the W or OF said or sec. thence 7
rods, thence 12rOdS, thence to S line of J A
Griswold's lot. thence w to beg S11 So.
NICK EHLE'S SUBDIVISION OFsIX ACRES
J D Hawley-Lot 8, blk rs 81 Sc
Josiah BOnd-T.Ot /. blk Is ST. SO
Josiah Bond Lot 4. blk 16 $1.3S.
Josiah Bond-Lot S, blk 16 S1.3S.
FOURTH WARD.
The following described pieces of land are on
the or sec 81, TT, I %.
Larkln, kimball and KollinS-Except 100 feet
e and W by 129 feet II and in s cor of said blk
heretofore conveyed to the PEOPLES Gas Light
and Coke Co. blk 81 As.
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co-1OO feet and
w by 129 feet n and in S w cor of said block w.
ing of Ann st. fronting on said street. block i
x1S6.79.
] C Colman-Lot /. blk 70 $IOO7,
j Coman-Lot 2. blk ~. s1eO7
&c COlman-LOt 3. blk IL. 1907
G COlman-Lot 4. blk u S44s
j COlman-LOt 5. blk IL 81 As.
C& N w railroad Co. that part of blk |. of
Fisk Addition, lying of Grand street and W
and II Of railroad track S W or see ST q / %
$149.
JENNIE'S ADDITION
Norman BarneS-Lot 10. blk 8. w ar, sec 81.
t2.r23 IS Sc
John FaSSbinder-com at the Intersection of
Grand and Maple streets. thence n on w line of
Maple street 80 rods, thence W to a point 40rods
and 81 rods n of cor of said or sec, thence
s to line of Grand street, thence e OIL said n
line of Grand street to beg, II w or sec 81, 2, /
%. $e.21.
Henry Darlington OH n W cor of blk thence
s III feet. thence e 112 feet, thence lit feet,
thence liz feet to beg, blk 81, n 81, t2, %,
$685. =
Given under my hand at my office. in the City
OF Kenosha, and affixed the seal of the County
Board OF Supervisors of Kenosha County, Wis
conSln, this 9th day of September, A. d. 1875
E. G. TIMME. County Clerk.
SEAL of KenOSha Co.. Wisconsin
16w13
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STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.

The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change, New York, last Friday, the
10th inst, aggregated $4,000, exceed
ing anything ever before reached in
The New York market The excite
ment was very great and fluctuations
violent and rapid.
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T livery STABLE.-Ben. JeWett IS prepared to
Ia furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure on the shortest notice.
aearse at all times ready to attend funerals.
stable on Market square, near the Post Office,
Ren0sha Wisconsin,
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THIRD WARD.
DIIRKFE,s FacTEI,N1 sDnIrroN

DURKEE'S EASTERN ADDITION.
r23. &tO07 a~,
The following pieces or lots Of land are on the
n e or sec 6, t l. 1893.
E ElkinS-cOm q rods of cor of lot 15
thence e to sec line, thence rods, thence W to
kenosha st, thence N rods and Is feet to beg
S37 SO
John Mooney-com at the center of Gerome
creek, thence to e line of chicago st, thence s
along Chicago ST. 50 feet, thence parallel with
centerline OF Gerome creek to line of Keno
sha st, thence II 50 feet to beg. 1921
Jos l. Howard-Bcnd and Strong's addition,
blk 20 IS 81. -
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Proceedings Of the Auditing Board.
ADJOURNED (REGULAR) MEETING
OF THE AUDITING BOARD Sep
TENDER %, 1879.

ADJOURNED (REGULAR) MEETING
OF THE AUDITING BOARD Sep
TENDER %, 1879. J
Present-Mayor Robinson; AID. Lee,
Schend, Williams and Backus.
Reading of minutes dispensed with.
Mayor Robinson reported that he had
settled with Messrs. Cunningham &
Keepers, and presented receipt in full,
which was ordered filed with the Clerk
The following report of Mayor and
Clerk was presented and read to the
Board:
KENosHA, September IS, 1879.
To the members Of the Auditiaag Board
cfthe city Of Kenosba:
GENTLEMEN:-We beg leave to re-
port that pursuant to instructions from
your honorable body we did on the 5th
day of August, A. d, 1879 issue time
order No. 3 for the sum of $22940o,
payable to the order of FL. E. Clark,
Treasurer, and pursuant to further
instructions Sept. 4, 1879 executed
time order No. 4 under date Of Sept.
6, 1879. Sept. s, 1879 for the sum of
S445S.95, payable to the order Of H. E.
Clark, Treasurer.
AL of which is respectfully submit
ted. F. ROBINSON. Mayor.
d. B. BENEDICT, Clerk.
On motion report was accepted and
ordered spread upon the minutes.
The Returns of the special election
held Sept. ed pursuant to public no.
tice, was presented and opened in the
presence of the Board--the canvass of
which presented the following result:
The whole No. votes cast for Alder
men from the first ward was 76.
OF which No z r PnhinSnn rac'l 81
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srEAxRn MonGAS CRY from New Orleans. At Now York
Nov H. delayed ~ hours the passage In conso'
quence OF tho machinery getting out Of order.
BARK Providence (B) Potter Philadelphia from Lis
bon reports Oct 20 experienced hurricane LASTING
- hours during which shifted ballast and split sails
Sem LIrrLE AsSiE (Br). Williams, which arrived at 50
Johns 7t inst reports Monday the 10th Mt at I'M,
wind blowing fresh carried away fcremast head A. 10
Pm same day, while miles Il Of Fire Island and mile
of shore was into BY the American schooner Harriet
Brooks, Of Philadelphia. from james River Tor ware
ham, Mass The Little Annie lost her main boom por-
ton Oh ner opsnliamt rail ana nan her Gu.
To the planksbear The II lost her cutwatcr ana Dor
tions OF her hcadgcar.
ScnR EMRLiNR McMILLAN wrecked on tho night OF
the Sth inst Indian Rocks. Wood Islands. Island.
She owned by by the Hon Ambrose shea OF st Johns
Nj.
scnR STAR oy THE SEA, owned by Captain Jas Delaney
and brother OF New Carlisle PQ was wrecked during the
recent storm on the coast Of Island. between West
Cape Cape Wolf No Insurance. The crew were saved
ScnR ALrAvELA Hail. from 81 Pierre, Mart for the Del
aware before reported At Wiimngton NC cnconnierea
gale Nov l. which lasted until the 9th ~ which time.
when 20 So Ion 7s 35 the schooner had foremost
aud carried away together with
fore mantop sails, besides many other sails split
After the gale ggcd temporary stay set b and
squared away Tor Wilmington the wind being 70 the east
ward at the tme board OF survey has been called and
The New York herald., 1879-11-15
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin CBr Kennedy. Liverpool via
Queen stown-John G Dale.
Steamer France (Br), Robinson. London-F w Hurst
Steamer Victoria lBr Raft. Observation-Disclosures Bros
Steamer Glamis Castle (Br Greig. Observation-Disclosures
steamer Lena (lsr) Dunn. Bristol. E--w Morgan.
steamer Anchora (Br), Hedderwick, Glssgow-Heuder
son Bros.
Steamer Rapidan, Howe. ssvnnnah-Georye Yonge.
Steamer Morro Castle, Reed Charleston-J Quintard
steamer VIM Woodward. Young, Bsltimore-J Kren,s.
Steamer G Bidde. Wallace. Phiiadelphia-wm Clydo
ship Corsica. Henry. L.ondon-snow burgess
Ship Theodore Ailen. Call, San Frsncisco-Jsmes W
bark President Daao Yor, Jenscn Cork Falmouth
Bark Nictaux lBr) Kitchener. Antwerp-C w Bertaux.
Bark Adele dtaD, Trspano. Lisbon-Lauro, Storey
Scarpati.
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Gracios Dios-Lcaycraft &Co.
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