davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21
By Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Auctionecrs,
l1OS Main street.


SALE OF VERY VALUA A.
4 RIFE AND ATTRACTIVE FARM CALLED
HT,ANDON, IN HENRICO COUNTY NEAR I'LL
G9FP0R bj6y ta'rS T IF E NEG42NRR t
GROUNDS AND PARK ON THE WESLEY
virtue of deed of trust dated july 10. 1877 and
recorded in the clerks Office Henrco County Court.
The payment Of certain note secured therein and
Mt the request OF the beneficiary In sad decu. we
will sell at public auction, the premises. locl'e,!
as above. on FRIDAY. July %. 1879, 1t 0 CLOCK
fellows IT. BLANnON FARM Of P. N: Tabb. in
the county Of Henrco. near The city OF sichinond,
containing SIS 4-5 ACRES. more or less, lying Soulh
of rhe old WeStham turnpike, now me cChtihia-
ing the new CITY Reservoir Park, and was conveyed
70 said T. NJ. Tab5 BY two deed'-one from IL. G..
Page and wife October IS. 1s49, ana the other
from Archibald Thomas and wife January L, 100 l..
The improvements consist of L comfortable BRlCk
DWELLING, containing SIX or eight rooms, TN
the usual our-builil.ngS. and Il well or eSctllcn'
water This land is not only very valuable for
farming purposes (haying been KEEP! In 'igh sia'c
of cultivation for Il number OF ycarsl. but Is now
considered the most desirable in that section. on &c
count of its proximity TO the public PARK. wtch
has grown in the past year or TWO 20 pc ne !n0st
flshior able and attractive place near the city. me
10 become very valuable: aud this sale ato-
sethcr, offers more inducements for solid invest
men than any that has taken place In the nclIloor-
hood of Richmond for some time. .
TERMS: Cash rs tn so much OF inc proceeds OF
sale as NAV be necessary 10 Gcfray the cXDrnscs OF
executing the trust and 10 pay note OF S4;5gg,
with Interest at six per cent. from July III, 1913.
till paid: the balance upon such terms rs .hc gralor
1T ''S 'SS' ''''' T. Ho (! HHG ;5ltEs'
Trustees.
Sale by FRANK d. HILL " Co.. Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21
FOR RENE.

DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEGss
4 BRICK DWELLING No. sos Clay street. Ell
between Eighth and Ninh streets containing eight
rooms besides bath. room, kitchen. laundry, and
servants rooms, with all modern Improvements,
and in perfect order. There is also upon the PREM
ises i large brick stable and carriage-house.
Also. taat NEAT BRICK DWELLING No. 5O7
Leigh street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. con,
:ainlng five rooms, and kitchen with two rooms; all
in nice order.
Also, COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLlNG
on Mayo street, berveen Franklin and Ross streets
containing ten rooms besides kitchen; RppGtSs "
JAMES IL. TAYLOR & son,
!. " 1887 Real Estate Agents and AucloneGrS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is from Henrry Raugi, and wife, recorded in the
Hu,tiugs Court clerks office OF The city OF Manches-
ter, in Deed Book No. page will sell at pub
he nuctioD on The premises In Buffers addition 70
said civ LOTS Nos. &c and 81. with GOOD
FRAME HOUSE thereon, at 6 O'Clock p. M., on
TIL URSDAY. July 81. 1879. -
10 10 Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21
RICHMOND -,
p,IIvCJ

RICHMOND 49,.
RhTLHdt.
| COMMENCING SUNDA
~ trains Oh this read will -;!a
| LEAVE GEcHNCS:
1855 4. ", THROUGH NJ e..
for Craf'CslOn
| aud Aiken ivia Co.
Jacksonville. =,
and XaGciic=t':, .
signal.
S.OO.A. NJ. ACCUNMO - :
c.OSe cUHrtc..t
Inc Atlantic, q ...
railroad for J. i 81
Nashville, 81. ,r.
FarmN:lu. ana
that ruad, H".s
any other I'm. 49,.
stations.
500 =. NJ, ACCONMODAi s..
ttXcc;pt Sunda!5
this traiE will = ~
ut PaIarsbrre I
1925 p. H., THROUGH u ~ a..
for Weldon. 49, ..0
Charleston. ~r.s rr
lum"ia. .t'ag;.,.
Mobile. NC~ or .s.
SOnth ari SOntiI s.
ing-"aT FROM " SID.
InlagtCn. SacaDl ii. q
Stots OniV 1T MAJ .--s'.
and Halfway oh ...f
LEAVE rETEHSBt'L
G:35 4. ~, TliRutGH M.
with EicnEl"II.
Potomac r3li' &
East, aLd "".T
fCr and Chester. .....
and ~ D:ury'- Bin
0:25A. b., ACCOMMDD.hTIr
tcxccDt ~a"rayI. ~'
tons.
7:lO p. H., ACCOMMODATES
except >Htr!avi. =,
chester and ChcstC..
on signal.
3.55 P. u. THROUGH Nhii. d.
with Rir&D"Gd. r. F.,
Potomac railroad TO
ami W~St. Also. n 8.
ton with .he CEr..r
railroad for ~. ,l.-ul
all points tO-'h and y
stol.s 4. Manchester ii
at E;aIi- WaY ANT Or
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg
the AEpoas,tor d.pot.
SUNDAY EXCERSInS TRAIN
mono $40 !. II. ard J:3O j. NJ:
burg 9:20 a. u. and 5:2j T.. every :
my3 \. SHAW. Su;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21

% Ths man that Ytdea ared horse Is often
over the by.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
ll13 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
Y TWFNTY-FIFJH STREET. AND ON X AND
S STREETS BkTWEEN THIRTlETH AND
TJIlRTY-FIRST STREETS, CHURCH HILL, BY
AUCTION-We shall sell by auction, on the prem
iscs. on MONDAY the 2 LIST day OF July 1879. at
O'Clock Z. NJ, valuable BU1LDING-LOT 33 by
12o feet on the the west side of Twenty-ifh street
between nj and N Streets also Il large number of
BUILDING.LOTS ON Thirtich and Ihirty-arSt
streets between r and streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added and secured
by Il deed OF trust.
jy19 RICHARDSON & co. huctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21
Sale by FRANK d. HILL Il CO.. Auctioueers.
i,1 :,

BY Dickinson & Chewing,
Real Estate Agents and Agents Virginia 1mmigra-
ton Society," Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-21

49,. By Frank d. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopeer. and Notary PUBIC
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-13
TO MINERS.
United states Land Office,

Helena, Montana. February 20. 1879. {
William Parberry, whose postotAce address is
White Sulphur Springs, Meagher county, Montana
Territory. has this day filed his application to enter
rs agricultural land. under the ~pre-emption laws,
the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter;
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter, Of sec
Nos. Q and 8, section is, in township No. 0 north,
range No. cast, which land is suspended from
entry.
Notice is hereby given that Il hearing will be had
at this Office on tho eth day Of April, A. ID.
1879, Mt 10 O'Clock n. ln.. to determine MS to the
mineral or non-mineral character Of said land, and
testimony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before the Register and Receiver on the 9th day of
April, A. ID. 1878, at 10 O'Clock q. m. 1t Is al
legged there arc no known miners, nor mining inn
upon said land.
is j. II. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-13
MISC LILA I 0 s.
CHAMBER's CYCL0PEDIA OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE.

Volume | of the new and beautiful edi-
ton of this excellent work, just issued by
the American Book Exchange, 55 Beekman
street. New York. embraces the history of
our literature from the earliest period to the
times of Queen Elizabeth, with lives of all
noted authors, and choice specimens from
the writings of each. All who are inter-
ested in the higher class of literature will
welcome this new edition, with it's clear
type and handy form, and all who have
been longing for the era OF cheap books,
will be more than satisfied with its wonder
fully low price. The entire work, in eight
volumes, numbering over 5000 pages, is Of
fered, delivered free of expense, to those
who subscribe during January, in paper
binding, for 1925 cloth, 1925; or half
morocco. gilt top, $4.75. Specimen pages,
showing size, style, type and paper of the
entire work, and giving FULL particulars, in
cluding inducements to clubs, will be sent
free on request. To those who would like
to examine it, volume one, which is com
plete in itself, containing 4l6 pages, will be
sent, postpaid, for nominal prices In pa
per, 20 cents cloth, IS cents half naoroc-
co, gilt top, 90 cents. Purchasers have the
option of getting the other seven volumes
by paying at any time the remainder of the
regular subscription price. The publishers
sell only to subscribers direct, instead OF
giving to dealers and agents the usual 50 or
60 per cent. discount to sell for them, which
accounts for the remarkably low prices.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-13
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,

Helena, Montana, Feb. ID, 1879
Joshua Armitage. whose post office address is
Camp Baker, Meagher county. Nor tana has this
day filed his application to enter as agricultural
land, under the homestead laws, the southwest
quarter section 26, in township No. Il north, range
No. I east. which land Is suspended from entry.
ut this Office on the Sd day Of April, A. d. 1879.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, to determine as to the min
eral Or non-mineral character Of said land, and tcs-
tiinony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before William Gaidis, q Notary Public at Camp
Baker, Meagher county, Montana, on the 29th day
of March, A. ID. 1879, at 10 O'Clock II. m. It's al
legged there are no known miners, nor mining I'M
provcnlents, upon said land.
lis j.. II. MOE, Register
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
AMERICAN PORTS.

AsToRIA S2 ship City of yisnns G1
Pierrepcnt and county Of DenSisI DR., Jones do
..APPUNAUG,. Oct 3l-Arrived, schr Charles Smith.
Xcy Arrived: .shT Terry Not. Burnett. Phsdelpha;
BosToN Nov "n Hrrvsd schr ', J%s
Lynch rhssspns a%d prSssssS to Lynn nc
Kennetsc River; John 4 Beekamsn, H,thaway, Bal.i-
sdnArrisea. steamer rarha OBJ, MeKay, Liverpool
Ocean Traveller and Hiawatha,
tcra Orr Williams Liverpool: Hindoo 'Isr,. stevens
HULL United States, M.,,hows Savannah Decatur i Nil
barns ceyion Kelley New YORK; S or%sy. Halict East
E," r"ss capS
Adams, do; schrs Fred Jackson; Drisko Caraenas;
Rieh%end va Hattie King, Chase: q b. witherell.
sis Sls;s EI%s %ss%. G$:s: go"
ao"s; .wssisros Wh.t"ssr do; Nellie Q Paine Fisher.
XIII fTisS"y Ss d %% Ella
s ssas A A A%Ssy bosn. bGs ss aSss
ssas@ shore Chase NsshsTssp Joseph Wilde Reed do;
S" rhons v"acie"f caonG
Ts s nSan Wells s ss S n s'' ws
Merrill Kelly ASs Ssm. Samuel a MolSrock rC,
Port ROYAL SCI Vim Mason French Alexandra. Va; cora
Fisk Rlshmond Va lam"gtne IRELAND do; Isaac oHor
Bird Gchrist, do; Calvin Baksr Baker: Gocrec New.
i lass; carrie Godfrey GSdfrsy; a 7 'Nc~"i La"R;
Gharlss Ismgson , Gage aud u Bus ireland allro%
man KINNEY do; " ii Jordan do: Il & Terry uarris
Wcekawken Abbe, Ingalls,, do Maria s. Knowiton Perth
BALTIMORE. Nov 1--Cicarod schrs W L. Franklin,
Todd New YORK: w \ Jordan Berry Boston: Jncob /
IIousmsn, Rider, Jersey City.
Scholarship Gcrmanic (Brl, Avonmouth Docks; bnrks
sul;sna tBrl. Dublin; North Carolina (Br, Liverpool;
brig Romance. Navassa
3d-Arrvcd, steamer Baltimore Orr. Rowlcs Newport
T.: barks Torryburn tBrl. Robbins Droghoda Kate Cam
s so Matilda ysrS & crosby a"Syycser Enp~a
tBr) Upham Roucn: Beaconsheld (i3ri. Munroe
Assyria tBr. Edget Belfast Usage no q Noil Londou
VIM Wilcox, Crocker. Rouen schrs Hattie Baker Baster
Boston Twilight, Robinson. do; Henry Davey King New
York.
Also arrived. steamer J G Stevenson (,r) Campbell
Hull ship Rhine tBf), smith, Antwerp.
Cicared-stcamers Yarn DR. Tue Bordeaux; VIM
Crane. Howes Providence; Mcclellan Blups do Horace
t'r Luudwall, Charleston; barks Lonoss tHr. Butler
Cork: Hancock tBrl Hughes, Nipnti Accame Ital,
Cravotto, - NMairc; Emilia Gtusl, Nordgrcn. Rotter-
uap. Buscaglia Cork Minnie Carmichael tBr), Taylor
81 NR,nire
BRu NswtCK, Ga. Oct 2o-Arrvcd schr Lanie Cobb,
Cobb, New YORK To load for Now York; 3st bark ossc
CLEARED Both. bark Wilhelmna Post te Scyor. Monte
viucos schr David Siner ikivgs Philadelphia.
BATH Oct 3-Saled. schrs Freddie Porter. Sherman,
Philadelphia. Abbe Bursley. Parker do.
Nov I-Saed schr l. a iurliugame. Buriingame -.
In stream bound out-SchrfCha Oa& damage for New
York.
BA9Egs LANDING, Nov i--sailed. schr Kelley,
BRISTOL Nov. i-Arrived. sehrs Amos Falkenburg,
Early, Philadelphia -.
,,CliARLEsTGN, Oct ai-Arrived, schr Merrill G Hart
Clcared--schr kato @ Robinson. sooy, baltimore.
Nov i-Beow, bark Jardino Brothers lBrl. iisypnrh
from Liverpool; schr Three sisters Baker Phadeipn"
Cleared-Bark Condor t3r, Evertsen. Rotterdam.
saied-Barks shooting Star tr) Amsterdam; tanayc,s
Wilson, Phsdsiphiai a W Anderson. do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER SHEET

Steamer Italia tBr). Knox ClasgoY-Henderson Bros
Steamer Amerique (Fr. fonda. Havre-Lous de Beban.
Steamer Voimer dam. Henzeiman. Havre-Funeh, Edge
a Go.
Steamer Santiago Phillips, st Jago (Cuba)--J Ward
a Co.
Steamer Chalmette, Reed New orleans-Bogert Nor
steamer Isaac Bell. Gibbs. West Point. ya-old Domin
Steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore Baltimore-J
Krems.
steamer Biddie Wallace, Phiadelphia-wm p
Steamer Eieanora Bragg Portland-J Ames.
ship Palmyra Mnott, AMER for orders-James w Eweii
Ship W r Grace Nichols Liverpooi-Snow a Burgess.
Bark Sommsren (Norj. Englehardt. Cork for orders
Bark st Joseph Nor. johnson. Brcmen-Funch Edge
Co.
Bark Oscar ii (Nor, Michaesen, Rotterdam-C Tobias
4 Co.
Bark Karsten Lanyard Nor Jacobsen Trieste Funch,
Bark Enigma tBr), Walker, St NasaireJames W Eiwel
4 Co.
Bark Antonio Saia Mitchell, Havana-J Z Ward Co.
Brig China (Br), Tibbetts, Rvadescella (Spain-H
Brig W Parker Kane, Rio Janeiro and santos-Alvah
Brig Thetis Spalekhaver, Curacoa-D De Castro Co.
Brig Glance (Br ill, Demerara via Neutrality-suspicious.
Brig Sarah crowoi 0sr,. Johnson Naguabo. PR De
Rivera x Co.
schr Els Newman Griffin, Las Palmas Canary Islands
schr Nellie Shaw. Hall. Laguayra and Porto Cabeilo
schr Marie gDutch) Tedford philipsburg (st Martns-
ii A Vatable 4 Sons
Schr Ida Eldridge Fisher st Reconsideration Co.
Schr Ida May. Kelly. $; John NBSmpson, Ciapp Go:
,schr Frances Arthemus SBr Cole. st John. MA
schr John LenthaI, Dayton. Galveston--wm Van
Brunt. .
schr Anthea Godfrey, Price. Wilmington Dei-wm
Schr NJ vandervoort Brown Philadelphia-H E Doyle.
Schr Rogers Oliver Boston-Charles living
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 3-Arrivcd. bark Gyda CNor), Nielsen.
Philadelphia.
AMSTERDAM. Nov 1--saiied. bark Left Erickson (Sor
Hanson, New York.
ADELAIDE. Oct 3o-Arrved. bark Fri KONG (oer Nauch
New York.
ALxERrA to Nov 3-Arrived. brig Concezlono Immsco-
lata dtal), Stinca New York.
BiIsToi Nov 3-Saed bark Erstatningen (Nor) Oqvist
Charleston.
BREMEN. Nov 3-Arrived bark China Cor, Jordan. New
York.
BLAYK Graneo, Oct 3i-sailed, ship Marcia Day Ross.
New York.
BAyoSSE. Oct 2s--Arrived bark Ensign (Br Puttick,
Baltimore; brig Tordcnskjold Nor, Munich, do; schrs
Jesse Ioyt Bp Nutter. New York; Parcpa Orcntt, do
BiLnoA Oct 29Arrved, bark valkyren (Nor) Petersen
New York.
Arrived prior to Nov 3, brig Harrington (Br). Pc
ters. New York
CARDIFF. Nov 3Arrved. bark Forest (r) Smith. Bai.
more.
Sailed I'd. bark Lobo OBJ. TAFT San Francisco.
CAsrELLAnAnE. to Nov s-Arrived bark Giulio dtaD.
Paoillo, New York via Naples.
CApz, Oct 27-sailcd. brig Russo dta) Paturzo. Now
York.
DuxKiax, Nov 2-Arrivcd, bsrks Grenadcr trr) CORN
wcnder. New York; Elccta Or, Johnson Richmond.
GRsKSocK Oct 3iSailed ship Arvio (sus) Josteri und
Pensacola.
GrpRaLr,n. Nov s-sailcd steamer Caledonia tBp.
Allison. New York.
GESoA. Oct 27-sailod bark Nuova Rosna Canepa dta,
New York; 3oth, brig Pod tAus Tarrabochia do
HAMBURG Oct :0-Arrited bark Magma (Nor) Zacharia-
SEN New York Nov g. ship Robert Dixon Osgood Bakers
Island via Queenstown.
HAvRE, Nov 1-saied. ship Cashier CBr, Teller Phiia
dephia.
Arrived "a. AM steamer Labrador Fp sangiier, New
York.
LivRnpooL. Nov s--ssiled, steamer Montreal tBD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

ACAPULCO Oct lin port. bark Darling roady for
AspISw.LL Oct 17Arived,' bark Lizzie. Smith George
town DC 18th brig Mary slns Conway DO: lssh bark
Eosset Boston, oath, steamer Aiisa (Br) hughes Now
Sailed 18th. bark Ironsides. Coggns Pensacola
ANNAPOLIS. Ms Oct 25Cloared schr Ada Berry United
BATAvIA, Oct li-Aived, ship Hedvig tGer' Minsson,
Sailed Sep. II. parks Walker Armington. Jr. Hooper,
Francisco Mary OBJ Pearson saianerry 0c.s. ships
psrt ships nyineisls, srieklsna. wig orders;
dss: Willie Reed Yates and State of Maine small do
carusr disg Mary Reed Carney SEEKING ESie Reed
R@lraen clearing; Clara Nichols, disg g.,o-.a. ,.,
for Maurtius
CIKSruxGos, Oct 24-saed bark Bristol, Fossett Bos
FATHER PoINr Nov s-Passed, steamer Dominion Br,
GoNAIvEs, Oct ls-In port. schr Chas Moody, Coffin,
MAvANA Nov S-Arrved, steamer City of Vera Cruz Van
Arrived a5th schr Green Heath Marseilles and St
Thomas 26th bark Havana Rice. New York. brig Addie
Hale sheppard Cardenas
waiter smith, Mallory New York;: sshr LIZZIE N" Gregg
Havener Cabarien; 2sth schr Robert Ruff, Petre, New
HALIFAX. Oct so-Arrived schr A Watson (Br,, Star
Cleared soth bark Argo tNorl Knudsen. Lscomb
ILoILo. Aug 27-Saed, bark VIM Phillips Healey, Now
Sept ls ship zouave Means from Manila arrived
LoBos ArUERA. Oct SIN port ships Geo skolaed.
so and
MANILA Sept iS-in port ships saeramento NelsoS for
C1siy sank 1s Wallace for do, ds A'
Sailed Sept g. ship Ladoga Pierce Provinces and New
MarsxzAs 2s-Arrved. brig Flora tsp,. Cameron. St
Arrived oath. schrs orrie Drisko Drisko Baltimore;
pys h ss caass
bark sarah Eraser. sheppard Nsw York via Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

Ihearie New Orleans; shin Pomona Br Isbistsr, New
York.
LARSE Nov 3-sailed. steamer state of Pennsylvania
| tbr Stewart Orom Glasgow New York.
LISBON Oct 29Arrived brig Baltic S Brnton. Phil"-
dephia
MovILLE. Nov 3-Arrived, steamer Circassian (Br)
Wylie. Montreal for Liverpool.
MAksEiLixs Oct si-Saied ship Southern Chief, Hig
gins New York; Nov B. steamer olympia Br) Craig do.
MALAGA. Oct 27-Arrived bark Dominique (r) Lie Blanc
New York.
Sailed Nov g. steamers Acadia tBp. Montgomery. Now
York; VESSEL (Br). do
NAPLES, to Nov a-Arrivsd, steamer Inchclutha tBr,
Griniths. New York.
Sailed sd. steamer Alexandria fBr, Iindouister New
York.
oroRro. Oct 25-Arrved. banks Abel (Nor) Omdahl New
York; 9th. Davenport DIR, Irving. Baltimore.
Sailed eth. bark Noe dtal, Capsllo, New Orleans
PALERMO, to Nov 3-Arrivsd, bark Ada Gould. Cakes
Bangor.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov sArrived steamer City of Richmond
t'r), Leitch New York tor Liverpool and proceeded
bark Draga lAus), Baccaricn New York
Sailed ID AM. steamer Wisconsin (Br) Owen from
LIVERPOOL Now York
ROTTERDAM. Oct 3i-Arrived steamer F w Harris ORB
Sheldrake, New Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov 3-Arrived steamers Baltimore (ier
Hellmcrs, Baltimore for Bremen Othslo OBI, Mitchell
New York for Hull
Sailed I'd. bark Padre GtsD, Di scalzo, New York
SHARPNESS Nov 2-Arrived bark Jas Stafford 8r) Roy
nolds, New York.
TARRAGoNA, Oct 2s-Arrived, bark Minerve Blanchard
Now York.
VALENCIA to Nov 3-Arrived bark Girolmna QtaD JAG
carino. Now York.
LONDON. Nov 3-Bark Dona Telesfora (sp) Portuondo,
from Baltimore, which arrived Bordeaux Oct rs was
strained du ring the passage and is lealy.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoEYHEAp Nov 3-Wind NE, moderate clear; barome-
tor 80 1874.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 3-wind N, light haxy.
Lizard, Nov 3-Wind N, moderate fine.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 3-Wind N moderate cloudy; barometer
1920
ScILLY Nov 3-Wind NE. fresh, fine; barometer 3O45.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
WRECKED.
CORK GOES ASHORE ON THE GULF OF ST.
LAWRENCE.

LAWRENCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, Nov. 3. 1872
Intelligence has reached here of the total wren
of the bark Nereo tof Funnel. Ossomich' cap'A'1
She was 43i tons register classed Al anu n""
cargo OF $4,000 bushels of white wheat consienoA
to owners by Simms Bros. of Montreai. ono
went ashore at Petite Vallee. near Chioryoofi"e'
a lighthouse station near Fox River foundereo anu
her crew of thirteen men had considerable oi"cui'y
in escaping shoreward. The sea was running very
hirh aud there was a binding snow storm. Nearly
frozen the men reached the lighthouse ana nave
telepraphed to the Austrian Consul, Mr.. Schuitz'
for raiment Mr.. Schultz asked that govern
ment steamer be sent to the assistance OF the
shpwrecked and naked crew of thirteen, but the
Minister of Marine refuses to do anything of the
kind The bark left Montreal last Thursday week
and cleared from Quebec on Sunday. the 18th.
for Cork Ireland. She is said to be insured in Mon
treal for her ull value. The latest news from the
wreck is that some of the upper rigging can be
saved. Messrs. Gianelli x Co.. the vessels agents
here in quandary how to assist the captain. as
letters OF credit cannot be opened with lighthouse
keeper, and the shipwrecked mariners must wait
until the government or some one else SENDS TO
their assistance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
A WINTRY STORM.
TRIMS pLocKApED IN NEW ENGLAND.

TRIMS BLOCKADED IN NEW ENGLAND
BOSTON, Mass, Now 3. 1879.
The first snow of the season commenced here this
morning. and intermingled with rain fell at inter
walls during the day. Tonight the snow is falling
briskly and strong wind prevails.
Dispatches from various points in New Hampshire
and Vermont report very heavy snow storms. At Do
ver n H., it has been showing all day. and trains
were considerably delayed. At keene. N. H.. fifteen
inches of snow fell. and at Lebanon it has been
showing since last night. Trains were blockaded
causing much delay, and the storm is still raging
fercely At Brattleboro VT, fall of twenty inches
reported. Other points report fall OF from eight
to twelve inches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
THE CAMPAIGN IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, Nov. 3, 1879.
The campaign in this State closed tonight with
speeches by leaders of the several poiti
cal parties at many points. Senator Blaine spoke
during the afternoon and evening at Salem Lynn and
Beverly, while General Butler made speeches at Bev
ery Chelsea and Everett Considerable enthusiasm
shown both sides and the friends Of Messrs.
Long and Butler seem to be equally sanguine OF the
success of their respective candidates for Governor.
Unless there is cessation of the prevailing storm.
considerable decrease in the expected vote 10 pre-
dicted particularly in the country precincts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
SPOKEN.

Bark Twilight Orr. Thornton from Liverpool for St
John. NIB Oct 20. lat ~ 80. Ion - 10
Bark Rowcna BD. Milne. from Aberdeen for New York,
with sails split and blown away Oct H. lat ~ Ion 54e
Brig Frances Jane, Hail. from Pernambuco for Baiti-
more Oct 4. lat 3 n. lon ~
Schr X $ Graham. from Providence for Philajelphia
with loss OF jbboon and bowspr required assistance
Nov g. % miles Sc Of the II ighlands
Scr Isaac Oliver day Mass. from Now York for Port
Prince, Oct 70, of Cape Nicola
Schr Dung. from Marseilies for Montreal Oct ~.
latf l.nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
WHALEMEN.

At st Helena Oct T. bark Chas Morgan Ellis recruit
ing.
letter from st Helena dated Oct reports bark Mar
celia Trip touched Oct l. with 500 bills SIP oil all told
recruiting for and would home direct
bark Charlse Smith Edgartown. with 36O bbs oil this
reports Aug T. bark Attleboro, Rowland NIB.
nothing this the Clarse shipped her oil by brig
Doran for Now York Schr Lottie Beard Perry, sailed
Sept 30 for Kabenda having 1900 bbls oil freight
Sailed 5h ship Niger Halet and bark Wanderer Heye
Ia undS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

which left London October l6, with ninety-six
passengers aud cargo of merchandise consigned to
i. W. }. Hurst. arrived at Quarantine last
night. Experienced strong westerly gales ana
high head to longitude 60. where
a cyclone commencing at southeast and going to
west, with q dangerously high and confused sea, was
encountered 1t lasted thirty six hours. and Hooded
the decks filling the deck houses with water.