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NEW C-A-M-EIIA

~ - Wv S1A-1N1-l1<LI
MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End, on arrival Of Il m. train for
Vaudeville. LeWisburg, Madisonville and Old
Landing.
From Old Landing at a. m.
From Vaudeville att 30 a. m.
THURSDAY,
From Lake End on arrival Of y m. train.
From Old Landingsat S a. m.
From Vaudeville at 1880 a. n.
SATURDAY.
From Lake End, on arrival Of 8 80 D. m. train.
for jacksonville and Old Landing.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
Arrival 1n Of ia a. "a train. At -. =. .. n.
i iebarg gna Msdison1iie from anuoy g.
and Old Landing.
To Mandeviliee; sDc each way
To Madisonvilie. ---.....-.-.-- II each way
To Old Landing --.-+.......--... ~ efeh way
EXCURSION RATES.
Fare from either side round trio. to Mande-
villa 50 cents: Madisonvilie and Old Landing
Two lines Of stages connect with steamers at
Freight will be received daily at her landing.
New Basin. near Magnolia Bridge.
FOR BAY, PASS, MISSISSIPPI CITY AND
BILOXI
WetEnesdav-From Lake End ON arrival Of 8
a. m train.
F5-idag-From Lake End on arrival of II a. n.
train.
City same evening. and Pass Saturday at 6 a. ID.
and Bay at a. IN.
Freight received at NeE Basin, Delord street
all day Tuesdays and I'D to a. I'd Wednesdays
alzo Thursdays and up 70 g. m. fridays.
Passage to Bay. Pass and Mississippi City 81
| Biloxi 81 Is. Meals % cents. Also, restaurant
! on board.
| Freight will be taken at very low rates.
| Baggage (only} received at the corner Of Canal
| and Carondelet streets on the departure Of tnf
train on which the boat leaves. the above trips
/ will be made unless prevented by bad weather
or low Water. For farther information apply L
| w. G. COILE
| Typo tt 35 CarondeieL street.
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LIST OF VESSELS
IN. Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.

JULY 90 1879.
Domestic.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Kniek orbocker. Kemble. sid July 70
Steamship Lone Star, Freeman Sid July ~
Sehr r L Mulferd, Shaw. ---ald June %
Foreign.
Steamship st Loris. Reid. sid June 30
Ship Exponnder, Croker SID June ~
Ship Orient, Allen. ..........-- -ldg June "
Snip lie Marths. Olivier Jog june ~
Ship Sabine, Borland. sid July
Ship Cromwell. Barlow SID Jnnelo
Bark Betgravia, Gil oson. ---.---...... mg July ]
Bark Oxford, Phelan. ..-........... cid June 30
HAvRE.
EtShip Cleopatra, Pope ...-...------..sld JHne3o
RouEN
Bark Dante Vdnch ..-..-.--------.cld May 10
Bark Kate (BF}, Anderson. sid July ~
CHgR3ouRG.
Bark Stad frankfurt an der Oder. Hen.
STU Mar 20
cAnlz.
Bark Regina Tolck, Godfrey. .....--..sld June
LEfrH
Bark Christopher Columbus. Knudssn. sid May
RIO DE JANEIBO
Bark Perigny. Rival. May 81
Brig Chittor, Gortley. .fs..-.5-......
MARTINIQUE.
Steamship Colombo Knud-on- .*....s'd July y
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LOWER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY e y
a3'aso0 4. "a. and SATURDAY o. p. 70
szusss = FOR ORANGE FARM. POINTk@
fsADSr& ala Haehe Greenwood Plantation.
szzaaas Terra aux Baus1 and ~ paantalioo
ae14A EMMA IzV1NE,
j. a. Ruiz raaster.
d, Ne. Valletta and n. III. Barrels olerk5.
early I'd the Hranlng on alternate days Kur
treIghto PASSAGE apDlY On board. head of Cons
b HtxeSss au11
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Exports.
Inn ports.

puATAN--Per steamship Z B Ward. Jr--
9a u0n bnnches bananas 7200D cocoanuts 2545 pine
annles 81 100 pantains 5000 oranges Is bbls lines
r fbbla 1uangoes s OteTi & Bro
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Receipts at tho old Basin.

Pearl River-Per steamer Major White-aeo00 feet
lumber to order
Stockton Per schr Geo Pandely-320C0 feet um
Der to order
Der to order
Bayou Laeombe-Per schr Modeste-15,e00 bricks
to order
Blind Rver-Per scbr Surprise No 2-is,ooo slaves
to order
Bayou Laconbe-Per barge Pine Knot ooo feet
Lumber to order
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QRM,OUsLa4.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPELoUsAs PAuKEr
COMPANY. z7@7T-7
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY. at p.rr1
- FOR WASHINGTON. OpEIuu.
skHEassaae5KI sas. Port Barre. Simmsport. Church.
$500 Vile. and all landings on The Coast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Con- tabIeau-~,Thsf
new, light draft steamer z -
FANGH0N,
Fl. Fl. Broad master
Thee. John and j, M. Bherrouse eIe.ks.
will leave as above. For freight or passage IT..
ply On board Or to -. -
x. W. ADAMS, n Commercial Place
j. j.. CARLIN. 60 Magazine street.
p. S.-The Fanehon connects weekly With TN
steamer Minnie for Bayou des afaizas. a1Id
signs through bills Iading to Ghevneyille aa6
asl points m Bayou Bceuf. s oo8 RI Z
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SUMMER RESORTS.

]. A. BARN1Tz Il. NEWBERRY.
SHARON A sbRiae s Nd oaAh2baA4h
Sharon. Bland county, Va)
This ya,ering pace, about eignteen. miles
r nslsa 81 u ystors June o * oD ~ 80
This place has been greatly improved and
many additions made for the comfort and con-
Wytheville depot 10 the Springs Is In frst-rate
order.
Beard, per month Of % days s25 90
Passengers for these Springs will leave the
cars at Wythevile depot. on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. Daily malls othe Springs.
Every effort will be- made on the part OF the
proprietors to make guests comfortable and
their stay at the Springs agreeable and pleas
ant.
Gated at the Springs.
A.''s '''' 1e'0 BARNITz 4 NEWBERRY.
jy12 2m Projectors.
IWEET GHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
Nine miles from Allegheny Station. G. & 0. R.
H. sixteen miles from dreenbrier White Sui
West Va. - -
Famed for their nervine tonic and Alternative
powers, as q beverage aud bath. Open for
reception Of visitors June i. 1879.
| Finest tonic Baths in America. Ladies' Plunge
| Baths. Gentlemsn's Plunge Baths; Also bath
| ing establishment for Hot and Warm Baths,
| supplied by mineral water from the springs.
| All amusements TO be had at first class
watering place. telegraph, express and post
| Office in hotel.
month. Special CONTRACTS made for families or
these H Datss send JOIN T WILSON
Proprietor Sweet Chaly beate Springs. Allegheny
/ county Va. 1920 cod 2m
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Rece1pts of Produce,

yICKSBURa-Per steamer Thompson Dean-l3
bal % cotton Clapp Bros &co-9 S Newman Eco
6 T T. Arey &oo--4 Britton Mayaon-1 Richardson
& May Stewart Bros &co-2 Meyer, Weis Zoo
Lehman, Abraham Aeo-726 sacks cotton seed to
Cotton Seed Assoeiation-16 tierCes hams Vose
Bros-203 pcs slaves Bobet BTos-sundries to order
Total 80 bnles cotton 726 Satisfaction seed
WASHINGTON Per steamer YazOu--246 sacks
molasses w Burbridge &co-lO bbls pots toes Scan
lon-2 pkgs wool Payne, Kennedy &eo-7B head stock
AycDek, Mitchell hco-4 do u Meha &co--5t do A
Randols-41 do Neonan-20 do to order-1 do N
FLASH sacks rough rios and lot hides Barstow 4
Deeves-2 pkgs wool and lot hides L Laeassagne-do
"A Hmel- snndries to order-IOtal 24b sacks cot
ton seed 30 bbls mo1asses
OUACHITA RIV ER--Per steamer John Wilson
bales cotton Richardson T. May Jursy Il Glll1s-
s Meyer, Wes &co--3 Marehd1 Scblenker--l Male a.
Cernmack-73 sacks cotton seed N q Cotton Seed As.
sosiatiDn--l0l head cattle Noel " WOoten--2i 90 ~
hogs Aycoek, Mitchell aco-6 head cattle pJ Cock
burn-2 do S w Rawlins-suDdries to Order--TOtai
20 bales cotton 10 sacks cotton seed
WASHlNGTON-Pe steamer Fanohon-btp SACKS
cotton seed q Gotten Seed Assoclation--22 bales
moss Il Beer--2 pkgs hides Casse-d hides Il +
Delavallade-lot hides i Lscassagne-do M Lati,
mer L bag wool lot hides Rykoski Mauade--3
hides bales moss @ Spor--a0 head cattle Ayoock,
Mitchell hco--3D do j Baud1n-3i do to ORDER DO
Noel & WoDten-sundriss to ordsr-TOtal 615 sacks
cotton seed
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer e Gay--.6 bales
moss 2 bales hides 25 bbls onions bag wool q
VinCent--6 hhds sugar G Palmer &co-a hblE hides
Observation-Disclosures ~ order-Total hhds sugar
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Trenton
$40 sacks rough rice Ernest eco
DONALDSONVILLE-Per steamer Assumption
SUndriss TO order
BAYOU GOULA-.Per steamer Belle--sundres
to order
PORT EADS-Per steamer Martha-Sandries to
order
vICKsBURG- steamer Della No 2-sundres
to order
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RAHE. Iesh faH.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

New Orleans, Spanish Fort and Lake
Railroad.
r Until FURTHER NOTICE TRAINS WILL
~ leave the corner OF Canal and Basin streets
as fOIlOHs
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REGULAR OPELOUsAg PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at S b. M
F.. - FOR WASHINGTON, 0PELOuS
a asg; P9Fs an BBa # dS,,msp9Et
Coast, Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courta-
bleau-The new draft steamer
Vim. Crawford master. n. MoIaison clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage au~
ply on board. or to LORD D. MoPEAKE.A Agents
100 Gravier street. sssss
deA GEO. D. HITE. 142 Gravier strset.
Freight for Bayou des Glaizes put out a.
Simmsport. Big Bend Landing or Water Valfey
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NTEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
IN (MOBILE FAST LIaE.1
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
CITIES.

DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday MAJ IS, 1879, trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street.
as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. EXPRESS No. Express,
daily ......-7 80 am. daily. Al am,
no. 3 Express No. 1 Express
daily. 90 3. M daily IA pm.
No. s Coast Ac- No. 6 Coast Ac-
cOmmOdatin commoaatin
daily except daily except
Sunday .....3 30 r: Sunday % rs am.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Car
Berths secured In advance on application at tho
office corner Camp and Common streets. opDo-
site City Hotel.
d1Iy j. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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Receipts Mt the Rev Basin.

Amlte River--Per steamer Jennie-7o cords wood
to master
Biloxi-Per sohr a J Ramsey 900 feet lumber
Fl Buddig
Pearl River-Psr sohr Petronia-25, eco feet lumber
to j w Adams
Wolf River--Per echr Celina-s5.coO feet lumber
j Il Nevers
Mobile Bay-Per sohr Monota--45o bbls rosin to
Snps d q T1iCou
Pasca goula-Per sohr F1ower--1soo bbls charcoal
to master
master
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LIVERPOOL.
Lnyknroor. SOUTHERN 9. .

Tons. Commanders,
AT.ION. 1850. .....J. George.
CHAMIJELLO Oh $500. .2o50. 49, g. REYNOLDS
GHRYSOIITE $50. 1000. Jones.
1OGNAO ......, 1850. 80. w. Aiken.
COMMANDED. So. 1900 4: Ellis.
-. .1417......M ". Lang.
COUNCILLOR 80. 1850. ..... ". Tuition.
DlH(E1VEE EK.... $500. II. r. Williamson
EXPLORER. =. POLO. $50. ". Jackson.
FIRE QUEEN. ....1180.s.... Williams.
GLADIATOR. -. -. 1000. 1. Jones.
HISTDRIAN 49,. 49,. 1sso...... ". Wallaee,
INV EN1rOR .......... $500. -. j ohm Reynolds.
LEGISLATOR. i. 4...2lsO......T. Burisy.
MEDIATOR.... -. ..201O.. Hann6y.
ORATOR.. .1s42......J. Corbiebiey,
0nER)N -. .l22e. .....J. Campbell,
STAT bMAN -. ....1S5D. .....W. Hughes.
YANGUAnD.... ......14Gj. w. G. Cell.
WARRTOR.-...-.. .-..122o. 49,. w. r. Jones.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JULY %, 1879
At Quarantine station.

AT Quarantine station.
Rr,t steamsbip n, torian, Lang. days from Colon
to Ocean Geo
Exports.
pENsAGOLA-Pe steamer Amite leo Dds hour
AZ tierees lard 275 sacks 81 sacks bran 10 Daes
bay 40 sacks coffee 237 pks sundries
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fe liz --5 n 7-7-777- -17-----
Above low Change.

sEelow high water mark OF 1874. 'Anoloates
The wsather yesterday was cloudy but not
gerry pznrnl light Sprinkle 81 ram ZEN apout
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. J
july %, 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Arrived.
No arrivals from sea yesterday

Steamer Amite, Felsher. for Pensacola y M Sorla
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re- FOR VAUDEVILLE AND TCHE-
l 4ggsasat5 funct. River United States mail
steamer
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MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.

July 21-3 bbls sugar Dbl molasses half do Al
dry hides pkg eggs I Lscassagne-5 bales Noes .
sacks POTATOES Q sscks onions 5 pkgs eggs SEWN
20 bales moss j M Wash--8 pkgs eggs I Terfebonne
Go Meffat & Jaeger-i1 do hhls sugar bales moss
Rycoskl g. Manade-5d oJ Bibolet-snndrlee TO order
Total 7 bbls sugar | Dbl moasses l hf do
From Indianola-Per steamship Morgan-8 bales
wool So bales skins / bales hides bales cotton to
q a Whitney &co-i do keiffer q Gardner-sundr1es
to order-Tota bales cotntO
, 1879-02-20
AMUSENI ENTS.

MUSICAL NOTES.
Tbs second concert by The Chicago Orchestra,
under Mf. Rosenbeckcr's direction, will be
given at Mccormick hall tomorrow evening,
With programme Of unusual excellence. Tho
orchestra will play tho ovurture to Mcndcls.
to',n's "si'dsumrner Nights Dream n; the
Vofckmhnn "sercnale )" for str'ngs, In which
Dir. lsiehhclfn will take the cello obliRato; and
The beautiful I'argmullcr symphony. which has
!,cres hcrn given here. str Ltcbling will play
tIc licnseit col'certo. a'Ml Afr. Ver5cnrath wilt
sling beautiful arfa from Iiaatlel's "Sosart1c D
hn' srhuninnn'a "Two t'rcna,l!cra."
a tstti'notsaa concert Of unusual excellence
nitl hmensfons Will he given this evening at tic
First Methodist Church to A1re. j. Shea, tic
foprano Of 9l!r Jesnit Church choir. Upon tits
"ctas'on lhc beneficiary will hare t!,c valuable
n.s,stanco Yst of Mr.. Emma rhurston, Mrs. 4.
Meia.'El. 1Mtsp1nEer. the sl,ses Emily llss,alcau at
ter; t. a!.l frank g. u.,ner. 1hs lealng feature.
oi !lic programme are the "Quts est fiuno u
M! "intlan'nIasaa" from Roasini's .sStabat
Mater" lul, lcsid dcs these, there Is an excellent
selection Of numbers for the voice, piano. aud
, 1879-02-20
STATE BALL.
The Governor General Determines to Dauro
"nd Ent. mud Fay His alunry tu Dutch
Fitld1ers."

The Hovcrnor'{tencral Determines to Dnuro
anti Ent. anl " Fay Hts Nancy tu Dutc,.
Nttldlers."
Spstiat nsra1tch 10 7ht Tribune.
OTTAWA, Feb. 19.-The FIRST state ball at
Ri1eau liasl slucc the advent Of his Exccltcury
the Goycrnor-Gencral anl II. X. II Princess
Louise, atid which las been tic grand topic of
conversation anung tho beauty und
fashion Of the Capital for weeks past,
took place tonight, untl passed OF with
unparalleled brillancy. Over ora thousand In
sttat!ons wero issued, thu majority of which
were accepted. The vast neseInb'ngc WAS mato
up OF Seuators, members OF the Commons.
their wives, slanghters, alul tic elite OF tho
Capital. A very largo number Ut lutl[es u,nl
gentlemen from different tuwn4 uul cities al
tl'u Dominion were also prcsent. Thu
scene WIS onu Of almost itnlcscrlb-
ablo hrttlancy am! exquisite luycliness.
Tho superb toilcttes of fair women,
uniforms OF cvory description, anil tho evening
dress 0f civilians Wcrc mingled In one ever
changing pannrama Of hant!so,no faces, flushing
Jewels, alli light hucs. Ibo drawing u,ui
corridors wcre crowded 10 tl,rir utmost capaci.
", mlld dancing MIS- carried on with sumo din.
Guilty. Tile ballroom Itself presented plrturc
Of surprising beauty, n,nl was Illuminated with
thousand jets Of light, a'luIng Iastrc to tho
to'lt-Gnaemb1e. Thu couscryaturIcs wcro BRILL
lsnt'y lighted, and formed d favortty resort.
H4fnrn midnight his Exeet,cney uni her Kuyal
llsehnrss, follow.s! i,y lliu OF prominent
EnrHts, proeGich to tln' suprcrro0nl wl!el, fcl,-
rcscnittl !. huge tnnr4nrc, al,tl was profusrsIly
decorated with sl!rlds. !!ags etg. Thu tal,lca,
which were etnbcfslsed with rich ntatc, croauei
bencuth II plct!lora Of substantial an! tiatttty
v4tlst md It Ia needless to ntll Tint the clv1ts
Oi tsie elcf DC cuisine were must thoroughly ap-
, 1879-02-20
FIRES.

| .n1, s1,,,,t - E...,.. tA ~
II o,..,n,, ro..,S,.m - na s'.sn' So"pA"y w. = al
a.. .. os'.A ., yesterday forenoon was caused by
| nur, owned aud occuptcti IN tI,r frst Hnor 1,v
| Inca. ,vrst. htnct,m;,l md ,,nr, ~. . ., -
i1oor b. co]orrd mao mamct, stiitnn M,scb",
Uunage. 815 Tie iirr nririt,at e,a ~ H. .e.nE
onr snd i. snns, - ~ ~, ,r ~ t''n Aceonu M
renlfcrw' fp''e1 ~ =" 'us "o'n u an IN
Ouitc n f1ctts,e,,va tr,, ,u,c,r~., H., ,,,o ..,,
vcst"rn nostfnn ~ ~ nit, ~ =. ~ ~ npsLn
owing to ts being direcsiy bencatl IL, 'Ts, re-.
acetiou so common from lie furnaces Of ill.,
in ih thtrkiv nnjnie, nnrt'r. 4. "as ~ ~ t ..,
mil t,arefnra ~, ,,'.t lan, p".."ns y. 1s c'tt'
At about ii no o'ct,ck Il ~. ,li.rnvnrn.i
that tic upper nortion oT tary" 9roms imi1Ia
nho,ss tmo sn,a-o. ,ra., ano nt1in
md ",r,'n', ~; ea mssI VI l.e ho!anR MAie
,irv tnmnan~ a was ~ ne Gnsa0o H.. roan ale
wa seen fron t,,,s iowcr ~ rnma.s fo,, na,s ~
seynrai nh"r If 'r aneset s,.1i,, ~ onsu sen. ~
Ut]lcrr FoIeY. of III" Hewson strcet stot;n,,
WHO was sv t,,e rat tn sca ths ars ran
Ftre lt,s ~ Hr ~ s..tad tst IT, lao 10
cnry ni edcd sur strrcss aii ~ e To-
Iie thcn ran ~ ~" ~ a'' p" noA "ou aps MIk'
arI ,h",,. t, tt :" .fe ra"su.i aL1eet otat,on'
wires In Central S,atto" nIrs M nss' W. tE nltG e
at thc uiar WA snnsc nas a, mph +. u9, ~. y 100
locked ns II I'll ti. s;[,n,rn S.a, eau1, 1a11 nn E
tle foundry wtu,i1 In inn1n,i.i ~ tpe'oE.a W
opratinn 11,. int ,I,,t H. H., - ~ eo.
uni ha1 IN ar ~ ''"s 49, ~ .',, aoosh
thr nOr,;,rrly ,yini },,"t ko,,, hn,risr< au H..
rnnos lay. frl,,,, m,,'A t.!at kcpL p!o"1he Nc
North nf thc h.rrim~ edrs. s.nStares ,res w. tns
fnrorahIe cirruma,"nra, "d ~ :. ~. ~ o5
wnrx Tia 1rc Sns cs.nfn -, us T.. nasu
bnIlI,nw in wbtch II stnrfed 'Do'' s"'1s's ~ a'e
like frann r"%ry oRn, 1asritr ~ rn ~ asu 'ne.a
nithonrh o,uts i; ~. s"oas .1 ~ ~ size, ati
, 1879-02-20
CASUALTIES.
TERtlY-itOArr COLLISION

TERnY-nOA'r COLLISION.
sAs FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.-Abuut 3 o'clock
t'1's afternoon The furry steamers 1T Captain
ami Alasneda. plyinE brtwrcn This city md Oak.
land Point, co'llded In mid passagr. A dense
log prevailed. md the tnmts wrrc close TO cacf,
ol'cr hcfore they could be seen. Tl,G Low Of
1l'c III CAPTAIN struck the Alameda on the port
luattors a'lntterng hcr gunra mil rail, but doing
her no SERIOUS damage. Tho port bow Of the
Isl Capttan waa crushed IN, und she
'1lcd nnd sank raptlly. The greatest
terror and confusion prevailed. Sono Of The
rassrnaer. jumped un board the Alasncta, mud
otlers sprang into the watcr. In few mo-
mcnts The stcamcrs driftcd apart a.n' lost stgnt
ot each oihcr III Tie for. The FL Captain sonk
to isie hurricane tlcek, md tirl!tcd rapidly to-
wards Nortl, Point III the strong ebb tide. The
l1afbor Commissioners tug GOV. Irwin, which
was In The vicinity, pt!otod By the cries uf the
passen9cra Atd Tie scrcatnng Of the whistles,
atcaH,cd Ut once to the rescue ar.l picked un
thosc strurglIn; in the watcr.
1t IL impossible at present to state the loss of
lhe, u anS. Many are ot opinion that all werc
saved, hut o.hrrs say IL /, impossible, but that
some mt,st have becn lost.
The submerged wreck Of E!Capitan was
gfapp'cd BY the tugs Oft Mciggs' wharf, and is
Ercat cscitr'ncnt IN thu ,ity. and crowds are
gaunstca 10 IL" streets discussing The news.
c1nss. 0A*' - "S "'"'
i!te latest report Is tint no lives we're lost,
a. ~ IA not yet definitely asccrtafucsl whether
,itfe was any lost uf lite By the fcrry-buat col.
!.ssoli. nht tl,G 1nort. general nu!nfon ia to the
contrary. 'Ilic hon,s re1naiucll fnst to each
o,'ief several minutes, during which time m>st
o. TIC pasaunEers uf Fl Captain vot I'm 1h,.
Alnn,cda, excent few WIN Jumped overheard
IN sue excitement. The boats Of 10th steamers
W., Msre lowered to pick up lhusc III the water,
tue oilleers nml crews behaved well, There
we're aoont, forty passcpgcra on Fl
Ga''ltan. ami nearly 2dU on The Alaucda.
Unc satlnr nus Injured hy a fragment broken OF
~ LIE collision. It Ii now nspertalncd ttut lie
A!amcaa, which Was towcr tt ,l,r watrr than
~ Cap!tar: ran head on Under The guards Of lie
!utef, striking her forward Of hi patidIc-N,x.
i3oth steamers we're cuHsantly blowing uttstlrs
a!'l duuble lookout was u,uin,alnud, III
Caitth1 sunk to tsIr hurricane ticrk In twenty
Point. ' "SA'" ''Ae"
, 1879-02-20
GEIlA1AN IN THE SCHOOLS.

MI, nr.,.,,.., =.
THO TurnEenlolntln AIvouAtu It, Music, and
Drawing.
The Chicago TurnrcmeInde bc1,, a sno,t,f
,na.ti,,- ,aa. -. =" sS|,, t'" s''ec'A.
messing 'e 'ast nIeo' 70 eonslocf Inc question nf
Herman, music, aHl lrawlllg tn our public
Iii -. - .oA4 - 4'' e'a"' A"e uuul'
Vlueu opltloll was condemnation 0f thu course
OF tic Board OF l;ducntiou. wht,.t. n. n
eoe,n. row I. .f,on, Ill. W. -. ~
NV, ABDUL 70 apohan ts'fso
three branches OF instruction. The Turngc-
rDcip1c a,]nnted rcsn1utinnu tntforat,v ,,,, na,
tnntit,n II fhe thr.n hron"h.s ~ .t4,,a. ' eo ,
a,,noint"a co,nottsc ~ ,n,aa =" 1uIass fiin a!,o
, 1879-02-20
MASONIC.


,hptt'n' hftHatch to The TftSunt
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 1O.-lGe Masonic
Grand Chap,er adjourned this afternoon, after
tho selection Of the following otiecrs; q. IL. T..
Oliver Libby, Of Green bay; u. G. II. r., Fred
Ring, OF LaCrossu; Il. X, j. N. Eyana, Of Ey-
hnsvlllc; q. s., ]. II. Hauscr, Of Fond du LAT;
0.T. DayEI II. Wright. OF Milwaukee; u,
Secretary, john ". Woolhuli, OF Milwaukee,;
Trustee for three years, j. P. CotlriIl, Of Nil.
waukee. rha appo!nttye alIcca were tilleQ as
follows; q. G.. the Rev. Wllltam Il. Wright, Ut
Waupup; q. Lecturer. II. l.. youugs,
Of Milwaukee; @. c. Ut H.. D. 8. VIttun,, oi
naraboo: q. L. g., Rohcrt Travers, Of sIitwau.
keci g. Il. A: e, j. ". La.ltu. 0f 0shkush; Il,
a. Third v, william y. Edwards, Of Portage;
Futls: q. n. Ftrst v, ThoMua A, nrouks, Of
noscobcl: H., @. l.. Barrett, ut Milwaukee.
, 1879-02-20

chased and cut up into firms Of from ten Id,
10 he decided by the members themselves. 4
competent person will DO sent through tho
country 10 mark out suitable locations aid r.
turt TO the metnberA thereon. Aftrr purchase
Ing sita tho farms will bc auctfoncd OF to tho
1ncmdcrs. A resident manager will bo ap-
pointed, Hhoec principal business will bo 10
maAe sucf, improvements on each farm ~ tho
owner mar deetye,
, 1879-02-20
RELIGIOUS,

spftidl DtspatA to Ins 7f1buns.
DAHV1Lts, ILL.,, Feb. t0.-Tfcre has been A
revival going on at the Ktmber Methodist
Church for tic past six weeks. A largo number
isasc been forward for PRAYER, and quito num-
ber have united with the Church.
, 1879-02-20
JUDICIAL NOMINATION,

apeefd' Dispatch to TAs TrtbunA.
MADISON, Wls., Feb. 10.-Tlle Democratic
Legislative caacls Tonight nominated Judge
cothren, ot Alnsral Point, nA candidate for
uf Judge Cole. The Republicans viii douGtless
call out Judge Cole.
, 1879-02-20
MORE FUN FOR THE BOYS,

0VsE40a 177a311CS 10 1H3 2V9HHA
SPAlN0RlkLp, ILL.,, Feb. 1n-Ihc State Board
Of Agriculture has decided to offer liberal pre-
ntuIns III connection with tho State FaIf for
competltlon by military companies Of tho State.
Thls feature 1t the 81. Louis Fair tayt year
attracted tho largest crowd. eYcr scan "a tic
, 1879-02-20

Rrtctai Di.latca 10 Tina Tribune,
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. Fch. 1g.-Jamcs Les
and Joscpll Dclormc, two boys living at Ascoda,
skutcd into nn nr-!lolu last hight oil Lake
ll'lrun and wcro both drowned. Their bodies
were recovered to-duv.
, 1879-02-20

grounds there, and this recognition of the
fnlllt!a fs highly Gratifying to the 1nembcrs OF
charge 2! l'rrsHleot Scntt Gen, Gilman, tic
HnIf. William N. Smltl,, md Adlt. .uen. llIli-
, 1879-02-20
Sll VFR,

IEgEITt
SAN FRANclsco, Feb. 10.-The Nerads Bank
to'day sold 300, 600 ounces Of tinc silver to tho
Government, to be delivered at tue San Fran-
cisro Mint. The bids Of the Anglo California
Bank nhl the Bank Of California were rejected,
though The lattes offesou to selt LIS ,000 ouuces
At &lf1
, 1879-02-20
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION,

froNl II We'll. KNOWN Druggist.
Gentlemen: am liannv To inform you TINT
SANFoNpfs RADICAL CuRE Is tho bcst remedy
for Catarrh have ever sold. 1t gives Haircfsa!
safisfaeffv". htre nut found q Gaze that Il di1
Hot rs'it7f al o"et, autl In many cases d cure Is
ncrformcd by the use Of QUO bottle. It muht
s,ou lead NIL others In the market, Please send
1ne another supply,
Respectfully Yours,
...... ANDREW LEE.
MANCHESTER, MASS.