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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-06-19
NUMBER 43.

and replaced by new gravel. The sur
face is kept smooth, and never gets
muddy. These roads are free. All
bridges are built of stone, arched, with
gravel and stone covering In full,
the country seems to be finished, leav-
ing nothing to be done in the way of
improvement. Man, alone, seems to
need modification, and he is sadly be-
hind the times in this land where mus
Gle is so cheap, comfort so dear, and
true manhood so scarce.
f. BEEsoN.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-06-19

FIRE AT CEIILo.-The Dalles En-
pire says: On June Sd fire broke
out in the O. 5. N. Cos long wood
pile, half way between Cello and
the Tumwater Falls. The whistle
on the tump-house sounded the
alarm in instantly and all the employees
turned out 10 fight fire. In just nine
minutes after the alarm sounded, no
blaze was to be seen. The fire un-
doubtedly caught from the locomo.
tive Sprugte, which had just taken
by the train containing the passen-
gers of the Horcest Queen, just ar
rived from Lewiston. 1t will be re-
membcred that about year age, a
similar fire occurred at Cello, one
Sunday afternoon, which destroyed
over two hundred cords of wood.
Their loss on this occasion was less
than three cords. 1t must be said
OF the new pump that it is success
OF the first water not only mechani-
cally, as well. Both sides of the
double pile were one broad blaze
when the stream struck the wood
and it is fair to infer would have
been as destructive as that of last
year. Considering that the cost OF
this wood to the company is not less
than $3.50 per cord, the new pump
may be said to have cleared itself
on the first occasion that its eff
cacy was tested.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-06-19

General Conway, OF New Jersey,
who has long been identified with
the work of improving the condition
of the colored people in the South,
has been several days in behalf of
charitable and philanthropic people
in Philadelphia to ascertain the con-
dition and needs of the refugees from
the South, and report to the people
Of the East how they may be wisely
helped. In an interview, which was
published in the Globe Democrat re-
Gently, he says the exodus is only in
its inception, apd if it were not for
the terrorism exercised over the
negroes by the planters and mer-
chants along the Mississippi to keep
them from leaving, there would
have been 10000 refugees here now.
He thinks, however, this terror will
wear out after II short time, and the
colored people will begin to leave
again. He also says many moro
would have left but for the fact that
stcamboatmen have refused them
transportation under threats ofmer-
chants, planters, and others that
they wor Id withdraw their patron
age if they continued to take emil
grants away. He thinks the me-
groes of the South ought to come
out, but advises them not to leave
till provision can be made for them
in the North and West. He says
he has already received offers of en-
ployment on farms in Illinois, lndi-
ana, Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
for thousands, and in Indiana alone
he says homes and good wages can
be found for 5000 in twenty days.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-06-19

A small fly has made its appear
ance in some Of the gardens of Olym-
pia which seems to have special
preference for the potato plant, at
tacking the leaves in myriads and in
short time eating away every YES
tige of this important adjunct to veg
etable lite. The tubcrs are of course
Immediately destroyed, and thrifty
patches have already fallen victims
TO the destroyer. There is but one
instance wherein the crop has
been attacked outside the town
limits, therefore the danger is not
imminent or alarming.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-06-19
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The New York herald., 1879-10-16
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Mayor Cooper WILL it is understood, shortly make
an investigation OF Supern tendent Dudleys manage
ment of building Department..
Fire Marshal Sheldon reports that during the
month of September there eighty-one hrcs with
a loss on buildings of $15.675 and on contents OF
S93 633. Insurance the former, Sis ,433, and
tho latter. $2G9, 100.
Mr. Homer Lee, the engraver at 65 Liberty street,
is not the man calling himself Homer Lee who acted
as chief witness at the Margaret Brown inquest and
sent to State Prison.
reception was given last evening at the rooms of
the Wyanoke Club No. 100 MacdouRal street. by the
members to their lady friends. The rooms were
handsomely decorated. There were singing. music.
recitations and dancing.
James O'Blien OF No. 242 Cherry street, and Mi
chael Murphy, OF No So Scanncll street. both long
shoremen, were held in default Of 1.500 bail
each. in the Essex Market Court yesterday. for an
attack on Patrick McNamara. saloon keeper, OF No.
26l South ftreet.
The young man who arrested few days ago
under the name or Thomas Day, Jr., alias Harry
Ashton of San Francisco, on a charge of swindiing
merchants, is not the Harry Ashton who for
merly the drug business in San Francisco and has
OF late years resided in this city.
Captain John Corcorsn. late in charge of tho Park
Police force died OF consumption at his residence
No. 204 West Seventeenth street. on Tuesday evening"
Captain Corcorsn appointed lieutenant about
four years ago, and on the removal Of Captain
Coster. some two years ago, he was chosen captain.
In August last he retired OH half-pay.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16

STEAMER VIZ G HEwEs, from Indianoia. at Havana Oct
TO- encountered hurricane the 9Th In lat "a %, Ion
81 from NE with heavy from Sc and had
into Atchafslaya Bay for = harbor.
BARK FoRxsr BELLE tBr Now York for Cork which
back sprung leak light water mark will
have to discharge only portion Of her TO get ut and
stop It,
BARK AxroINxrrA CosrA dtsD, from Genoa; ashore on
Brgantne Beach, lies head on and In very good condition
saved The services of the Coast WreckiDg Company
discharging the ballast and getting out chains
BRIG ALIcE (Nos Sorentson from Liverpool. with coal
for Havana grounded At AN Oct ? the coral reefs of
Cape San Antonio remained the 4th whan the
left her in their boat subsequently, picked mp by
resting and before the abandoned She
boarded by wreckcrs who stole tho clothing,
money, provisons and all movable articles
FLoREScE dr). Lee Havana Oct @. from Pascs-
gona bad weather and lost dock load Of
lumber
scnR LITTLE LxxK. Of Harwich. struck on Tuckernuck
shoal early on Friday morning OF last week. but was
foated without assistance.
ScHRs ECLIPSE, Salmon, Washburn and r Woosey
1T Hawkins yard. City Island. undergoing repairs.
SoLD-Bark Jas Stone 10 TONS built East
Boston In 1sAs in port for Boston account. at
81 O03 bark Proeus 04S built at Buck
Ne. in 1857 in for Philadelphia account. Mt
$4,000: British bark Whitehall, 423 built at Psrs-
boro Ms, in 1885, In port for foreign account at
$4.JOO.
SAN Francisco. Oct 7-Schr Annie Stofer parted tho
moorngs Casper Creek ashore and will probably
prove y total loss
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Avoxxourn, Oct l5-Arrived, steamer Csducous (Br),
Satterly. New York.
ANTWERP 15-Arrived steamers Gresham (Br), Gibbs
Baltimore: Sicily (Br). Groom New York. bark General
Fairchld, Kelley, Lobos do Afuera.
Sailed 18TH steamer Mercstor (3r. Minnie. New York
ship Lovse (Nor) Bull, Now Orleans; bark Rogaland
Nor) Hanson, Philadelphia.
AxsrxRDAx, Oct l4-sailod. barks "Glampors for Now
York; Maria Cstharina Dutch) slussmann. Baltimore
BRIsroL, Oct i5-Arrived. bark Erstatninyen CSor)
Oqvist, Charleston
Sailed l5th bark Anna Gr,. McPhaiI, Baltimore.
BELFAST Oct 1s-sailed. bark ROsedais (Br)yTrmbe.
Baltimore
BnExxx Oct Io-sailsd barks watjen Ger, Deot-
jen Now York; Helene Ger. Gerdet. do.
BORDEAUX Oct 13-Arrvod. bark Csrmena G. ItsD. Gar
guilo. Baltimore.
Sailed 18th. ship Casilds, Pike Now York.
BArossr. Oct li-Arrived. bark Botsford Csr) At
kinson, New York.
CARDlYy Oct Is-Arrivsd. brig Brown. Foster,
Maipas.
Sailed 18TH steamer Rheola tBr Horbor Boston bark
viscount Mscduf (Br). Wright, New York
CALAIS Oct ll-Arrved bark Annita Msnotti ItaD, An
tonic, Philadelphia.
CAxx Oct l4-sailod bark Golden Fleece tBr Way, Bal
timorc.
GLOUCESTER Oct ls-sasd, bark Ebsnsrer (SoI. Neil
SEN New York.
GLASGOW. Oct l4-Arrivsd. steamer Miksdo CBr), Nc
Kechnie, New York.
GRKExocK. Oct l5Sailed, ship Nangalore Br Stevens
Sandy Hook.
HoSrLxuR, Oct ll-saIsd, bark Sequel (Br): Owsn Bal
timore.
HAxsuRo, Oct 15-Arrived, steamer westphalis CBr)
Schwensen, New York.
LIVERPOOL I5-Arrived, tsamsr Ithuriel Br). Ho
lis, New Orleans.
sailed 18TH steamer British DR. nsw) for Phila
dsiphia.
LONDON Oct l5-Arrivsd, steamer Erl King (Br). Leg
gett Montreal
Cleared 18th. bark Maggie Horton Br) Israel, Phils
deIphs.
MovrLLx, Oct l5-Arrived. steamer Ncstoriaa (Br
Stephen. Montreal for Liverpool
PLYnourH. Oct 15-Arrived, bark Nina (Nor. Olsen
Phiisdephia.
ouErSsrovs Oct 14-Arrived, barks Light Brigade
(Br, Mcdonald. Baltimore: Alma Nor). Johansen, New
York; 18th, ship Walter Wallet (Br. Hatfield, do.
Also. arrived 18th. nidnight steamer Psrthis (Bp
Mckay Boston for Liveruool land sailed).
RouES Oct l5-Arrivod, steamer Cosno (Br), Peacock
Baltimore.
sr NAzArnr Oct 14-Arrived, steamers Ciandon (Br)
Dpsdaie. Baltimore; Trident (Br). Munros, New York
Sailed i4th, bark Emilia Figiis dtaD, Mortola, Nov
York.
synA, Sept 3o-Arrivod, brig Eugsns Hale. Lord Now
York,
Sailed from -. Oct II. Maria. for United States
18th, strathearn. for do.
Loxpox. Oct l5-steamer Elsie Kor CBr. Smith. Al
Roueu Now York, leaky. having boon In collision
and aground.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLyHEAD. Oct 15-Wind NNE strong. clear; barom-
30.275
LIVERPOOL, Oct l5-wind NNE. light
Lizard, Oct I5-wind n, fresh, hno
PIysourn, Oct l5-wind N. moderate, hns; barometer
3oI5.
sciLLy Oct l5wind Me- fresh. cold; barometer 3o25.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
BASEBALL.

The Bostons. of the League, defeated the worces-
ters. of the National Association in game at wor-
cestcr yesterday BY score of Z to 3.
The teams that are to take part in the baseball
match on tho Union Ground, Brooklyn. to-day, arc
as follows:-For the Providence Club-Matthews,
pitcher; Gross, catcher: Start. first base; Farrell
second base; S. Wright. short stop; George
Wright. third base; O'Rourke. left field; Hines,
centre field; Ward right field. For Daft's cricket
team--Ulyett, catcher; Sprague. pitcher; Pinder
first base; Sclby, second base; Emmett third
base; Oscroft, short stop; Daft, right short
Barnes left field; Bates, centre field, Shrews.
bury. right field. Tho game will be com.
menced ut three p. M. and will close ut the first
even inning after Ave p. M. The Providence Club
Daft's champion cricket team odds of six outs each
inning.
To-day the Jersey Citys and Alaskas play on the
Henderson street ground, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16

who carries the belt in his arms. At glimpse Of
her hero. Haverstraw "rose to remark IN
delfening style. He walks the gang plank,
and is met by the Committee of Firemen. one or
whose number. delivers a few words OF welcome.
while Murphy. with uncovered head. bows his ac-
acknowledgements. Hero and belt hustled into y
carriage the fremen form i'll front and behind him.
his own company, the Triumph Hose. acting as
body guard. Haverstraws brass band strikes up the
"Skdmore Guard !" which was the favorite air or
the boy when tho track. and amid shouting and
cheering the procession travels through all the
dusty village streets. His mother and sisters are
on the stoop OF their dwelling. and when he passes
and holds up the belt they may see it the widow
breaks into tears. When the line of .march ended
there more speech making to which Murphy
replied only i'll expression of gratitude. recep.
tion was held in the parors OF the Cominerciai
his family
Meanwhile O'Leary's trophy had been placed In
one of the store windows for all Haverstraw to look
at The rest of the day was given up to rejoicing.
and night tar barrels bazed in little Nick honor
over the village from the heights of Great Tor.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ayor, Sent 14-In port, bark Gartmoon (Br Ellwood.
ANTIGUA Sept 2SArrrved brig Dauness wilson, Phil
Cnrrx. Sept 2isailed bark Libertas tAms visin New
York.
CiKsruxeos, Oct 0Arrved. bark Bristol. Fossctt Sc
Arrived 18TH steamer Santiago Phillips. Now York.
DExknARA. sept 17Arrived. brig Morning Light, Dill,
New York land sailed I'D 10 return via Porto RccL
Sailed 23d. bark Mary Hale, Higgins, Capo Hayti.
In port sept IS briggs II Siblcy. Parker froa Bos-
ton. arrived 10Th; Eleanor , Psrteow. from Whining
Nc, arrived 23d Abbe clifford storer from boston.
arrived 2ith: schr dana Rokcs. Rhodes from Balti-
more arrived 22d.
Hose Kosa. sept ---sailed. ships Adam simpson,
Call, 0uam; 6th, viKiiant. Ross. san Francisco. .
In port sept ship Monte Rosa Carter for New York,
ldr; barks Adelaide Norris Woodward Tor do, JAS
Borand Kent, for do, do q Ltcbncld Spauldng. for
do. do; Antioch. Weeks. for San Francisco -
HAVANA. Oct lO-Arrivcd, steamer VIM q hewes, HUI,
Indianoia -
Arrived i4th steamer City Of Now York. Reynolds Vera
Crux. to sail 10th for New York.
Sailed pth steamers Lucy = Miller: Gait New Orleans
drn. Dea xen Vera Cruz.
IiLirAx Oct !5--Arrivcd. steamer Mississippi CBr).
Theare. Liverpool.
Arrived 18th. bark Argo tNor). Knudsen. Cadiz.
LoBos AruERs. sept O-.smiIed. shps Belle Morse.
1Iutchns Buropc Geo Peabody Lawrence do bark Snow
SMsasaa, sept SJ-in port bark linton. vivcshen st
Mssil.A Aug 2G--saiied. shp zouave. Means. Boston
MATASzAs, Oct 0-Sailed briggs Addie Hale, shsperd.
Cardcnas; Elisabeth winslow. Locke, Caibaricn.
NANAao, Oct o--Sailcd. ship Shirley, Matthews, San
Po,sr.aPrrnr Sept I5--Arrved, schr III Grinn, Nc.
Kinney New York land sailed 22d for Carthage-O; St,
brig Elizn Thompson sawyer, do
Poar SPAIN Sept Arfved. barks Continental. larre-
bee Dctncrara 18th, Sam sheppard. Crosby philadelphia
Duicln Johnson Baltimore land sailed 22d for Saba;
10Th Theresa keene Perkins, Now York; 23d. Potosi,
Stevens do, 24th, brig James Miller Salvage Norfolk
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
COOL BURGESS TROUBLES.

Cool Burgess. the negro minstrel. arrived in this
city yesterday morning and with his counsel,
Mr. A. II. Hummell, filed answers to two suits
brought against him by Edna Burgess. his
wife, on account OF whom, 1t is claimed
he fired at and wounded William Widgery.
q hotel keeper Of Toronto. Canada last fall. Mrs.
Burgess complaint in the first suit ayers that she
was married to Cool on May 10. 1862. and that she
has had by him four children; that decree of sepa
ration was entered in the Court Of Chancery at To-
ronto in 1878. by which the custody Of the children
was awarded hcr and that in February last she re-
moved this city Burgess agreeing to pay her $40
per week for the support OF herself and children.
He paid her $500. and she sues for balance OF
$500 with interest. In his answer Burgess denies
any knowledge of the granting of decree Of separa-
ton denies that he entered into any agreement
with his wife, and asserts that he Is willing and
ready to provide for his children. In the second
suit, which is brought in the Supreme Court Mrs.
Burgess complains that on various occasions from
March August last while in this city, the defendant
assaulted her by striking her with his fist. kicking
her and tearing the hair out of her head For this
she claims $1,000 damages. Burgess in his answer
denies having ever assaulted his wife. The charge
of felonious assault made against him in Toronto
has been withdrawn. After transacting his legal
business Burgess lett immediately for Philadelphia
to ill professional engagement.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
CLEARED.

Steamer Galiis (Br) Cook. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer city Of Montreal Br. Coadron, Liverpool via
Qaeenstowsn-loan Dale rona,,-u.,a.r., 20,
sssnsr SsSss S3 Mitchell: TisiI.s1sSss:ss :; Son.
steamer Atlas tBr. Low. Kingston Jacmei and Aux
Steamer sowerSy cBo, Tymus Monsres-Bonham. Boy
Steamer City Of Columbus. Nicksrson. savannsh-Geo
steamer. Charleston. Woodruff, Charleston. SCI W
Steamer nstierss. Mactt, Yves. Point. va-od Domin-
steamer WIN Woodward. Young. B.l,imo,s-J s $ Hrem:
steamer Fannie. Grumley. Phiiadeiphia-Wm Clyde q
s,smsr Glsusu, DsaTss ne',GnI ton; D%e1t
Ship Gripcn tsw). Van Matern. Aitona-Funch Edye q
Ship Theodore II Rand dsr,, Shaw. Antwerp-scsmmei
BARK Crons.adt CBr). Turner. Liverpooi-snow Bur
BARK Jacob Ans. Girovch Pcnarsh Roads for orders
BsrE joIanns cSo,, seharnsnburs. BrIstolc Tobias
BARK Heinrich Won Schroeder cIer) nnd. Tyno Docs
BarI 81 osvss tBs. Camping. Cork for ordersscam-
Bark Alliance Nor Pedcrsen. Cork Falmouth for or
BARK Z W Iarwood ,I,r. Dowley. Cork Falmouth for
Falmouth "sa 'us'PP%s or PPymoa. op
Bark Hong Kong IGer), BrAndhon. .DantsicFunch Edge
BARK Lowed (Sor,. Paus. Hsmburs--BenhAm Boyeson.
ssrt Wcss coor. Garth, Elsinoro for ordors-Funeh.
Bsrf William tBr) Harding. Amstcrdsm-Funch. Edge
a Co. ~,
BARK Brger (sus). Lsurin, kousn-Bockmann, oeriein
Co
Bark Atlas tAus vIduiich. Rouen-Jchn q seagcr
Bark Veronica Br Pnyson st Nazaire -Scammeli BROS
Bark Syrngs t3r) Lewis. Bordeaux.-scanmc! Bros. =.
Bark vator tNor Bjornsen. Marseiiles-funch, Edye
BARK Franxiska tNor. Olson. Trcsto--Bockmann oer-
lem q Co. So,
Bark Unionc utaD. Csstellano Valencia Jancs Henry
Bark Golden Fleece Br). rrim Dcmerar"-h Irow-
bridges Some -
Reindeer Decker. st Pierre, Mart-H T'owbridges
Sons
Park Norah. Hall, Boston Miller IIo.shton
Brig Clara Ger, Noss Lcth--C Tobias Co
Brig Santa Rosa ItaD De Rosa, Msrseiiies-Benham'
Boyescn. Pickering n CO.
Brig Atai.nta dtaD, Bons,gnore. salonica-Benham,
Boycsen. Pickering n Go.
|. brig Gem Pierce, ,Barbados--Danie Trowbridge
Brig arcadia, Woodward. Port Spain Trindad)-h
Trow wbrdge's Sons.
Brig Orion tBD. Belfountsn, st Johns, NF-Hatton.
schr John Douglass, Parker, Ncvis-Jones A. Lough.
schr Ciothide uiay). Rudoiphe Jcrcmie-Wilscn As
| mus
schr 0pors tI,r,, rowiSr. g. stephens MA Hsney
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
SPOKEN.

Ship Tnos Hilyard sBrl from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro.
Sept 80 lat 40 N. Ion 2OW
Ship Goo Holt tr) Norton, from Liverpool for Hamp-
ton Roads. Sept 25 lat 66. Ion IL.
Ship John CANDLES (3r), Leighton, from Akyab for st
Nazaire. Aig 81, lat Is n, lon 26 w.
Ship Lake Superior r, Kicker from Liverpool for Mon
trcal. Oct l, lat 81, Ion 8.
Ship Tscumseh, Lincoln, from Philadelphia for Port
land, o, Aug IL. OF Cape st John.
Ship Strlingshire Br) Thyme from Newcastle for San
Francisco. Aug II. lat So 81. 3. Ion
Bark Humber (Br). Henderson. from for New
York, Sept 30 IS miles NV of Portland.
Bark Adept (Br), McPherson from London for New
leans, Sept 20, ~ miles NV Of Cape Bsrfieur.
Bark Aquils N0r) from Philadelphia for Rotterdam,
Sept 2l, lat ~. Ion 81.
Bark Najo (Nor. Jacobsen, from Great Yarmouth for
Baltimore, Oct ]. lat 49, Ion o.
Bark ELLA Moore B Mishner from Liverpool for Smith
vile, NC, Sept %, lat 40, Ion 10.
Bark Williams !Br, smith. from Dublin for New
York. Sept 81, lat a, Ion 9.
Thomas Now Orleans Oct 4. PM between Cape San
Antonio and Grand Cayman.
Brig Mcrrwa skinner Havana for Now York. Sept IS OF
the Tavern Houses
Brig Maggie (BD, from Campochy for Havre. Oct O.
33 26 Ion 76 OS.
Schr Silver Heels. Milan. Turks Island tor Now York
Sept is, of the Tavern Houses
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
MEN WALKING AGAINST HORSES.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. Is, 1879.
Considerable interest likely to be manifested In
a six days match between men and horses which
begins tonight at the Pavilion. The men are Will
cox. Newhof Brodie. Guerrero. McGregor. Meal
pine and Sherwood. most of whom have
fair records in either long short dis
tance matches. The horses Controller,
Doublecross. Denver Jim. Pinafore Mountain Maid.
Addie Mack, Dan McCarty. stockton Belle. Joe, Nell
lie and Hoodlum. Controller has the best record
extant for ten and twenty mile trotting. Double
cross and Nellie thoroughbred runners and the
others wellknown local trotters. Controller
goes to sulky and the others under saddle or led.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
BICYCLERS FROM ENGLAND.

Mr. H. Etherington, editor Of the Bicycling Times,
accompanied by Messrs. Terrant and William
Cam arrived in town last night on the steamer
Montana Mr.. Etherington intends, with Cam and
errant to give exhibitions in America of the possi-
bities Of their machine. 1t is Intended to 1t
against trotters and also to challenge some OF the
crack riders in the country.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Detective Zsndt. Of Brooklyn. brought to that
city. yesterday. Charles Snyder. whom he arrested
the evening previous at Woodside. N. j.. the
charge of stealing $3.50 from John Miller. .
carpeutdr and builder. Of Sheepshead Bay
The detective found in the prisoners house $275 49,
supposed to be portion of the missing money. He
says that s65 OF that amount amount be found in .
-
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

APPONAUG, Oct 14-Saled, schr Eebcccs Shepherd,
Frambes. Philadelphia ..,
BOSTON, Oct 1l--Arrvcd. schrs Maggie r Smith
Young, Philadelphia; Joseph Wilde Reed, souta Annoy
Nellie Brown, YUung uobokcn,
Cicared-Schr Orioic Baker. Philadclphfa
Sailed--Steamer Porkiomcn. -. 80,
15ti-Arriycd. schrs Lsna Hunter. Hlscy; mary riley
Riley: Martin l. Smith, smith. and John brooomnIl'
Douglass. philadelphia; Ada Alien Dudley SCUM Nm-
ncn,an sharp Mooohcn y Adams s,, Mssnsssen' 90,
do; ssmr wackriIi Bowling, 0onsivssvis seisuass' In
tow, where she was ashore
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice given by the Lighthouse Board that automatic
signal buoy painted red with III r." In black letters,
giving blasts of whistle at short intervals has been
In 10 fathoms of Halfway Rock In the
Bay OF ManS Also that the fixed rod light
the of the entrance to Rock Harbor, Isle
Royal Lake Superior Mich will be relighted
opening of navigation in the spring Of 1880
= NEWPORT RI Oct l5-The United States surveying
officers have rock Scnconne where many
Mt Oh
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
SAILED.

Steamers GaIlia Br for Liverpool Cansds Frl Havre
vsnpah; Charleston Charleston sC ships Martha lGer
Liverpool; Dauntlsss PMdang barks Nymphen Nor Mar
settles: Mathde 9er) Hamburg: Ingeborg Swl Stettn
Alex andrs NorM, M LSndon; sehwegssrd Nor, Cork
(Nor Queenstown; Elbs Havana: Argonaut Nor). nvre
brigs Trumfo lSp. Luarca SPAIN: Daniel Trowbridge
NJ
The New York herald., 1879-10-16

Sehr Success, Emery. Somerset-H Doyle
Schr signal Dewick New HMyen-H Doyle.
schr ssllie Burton, Burey Brdgeport-stamford Manu-
featuring Go.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK. Oct 15-Noon
Tho Western Union time ball to-day dropped cor.
rcctly.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ArEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE
MONTHS OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16

aIIsCELLANEOUs.
DurLL,Ps' "PALATABLEr COD LIVER OH IS Tim
only oetusl remedy for luas disease and
The New York herald., 1879-10-16

Ste ,,ner saa, Destination. 0@ee