davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-02-11

The millcra Of Minnesota havs been annoyed
good lca1 Of lato br riro In the wheat, caused
BY tho use OF wirc-btndiug harvesting machin-
cry. At olIe tiMc tho matter had become 80
troublesome that they thought seriously OF all
ytsing the disusc Of such machinery. But way
has bccn found OUT OF tho difficulty By tho in
ycntlon' Of simple and exceedingly IN.
ec,.ious dcvca consisting Of tHo gungs Of
horseshoe lna0natcs. four in ono and live in the
other. o!nceA In spout through which the wheat
passes. The process of extracting wire from tho
wlea& In this ,naunvr was exhibited before tho
Mlllers' Association IN session In st. Paul FRI
day. Tho I'ress Of tie 9Th Inst. says: "1}Y tho
srycrcst tests 1t waa demonstrated that every
particle cf wiro WIS atrestcd. Numerous picces,
frotn tho sixo or p!n.head to an iuch In length,
were counted mud m!xcd With I quantity OF
wheat, anil being passed through tie spout the
exact number would b. found upon the magnets,
The mllcrs we're highly p'caacd with tue work.
!ngs OF thu simple devlce, and 1t will bs un-
doubtedly introduced iuto all the mills. Tho
chief pout of interest In th!s mattot Ia the fact
that this Is not patent, nor have it, projectors
any to acli. 1t is merely hint to lntlfeFs that
with an outlay OF a few dollars they can them
sclyts put muguets Into their mills which will
obviate tho objections hitherto urged against
wtrc-binding harvesting machlnery.''
, 1879-02-11

After RLop61TF and RENO '"t'. ,,,s1t, fx
be something better thsn hf'oEePo,
Chicago to Investigate. Who's nea''
, 1879-02-11

The etalvart Renaissance encou5@x' 49, 1uas
ate Appropriation Committee ~ s'.
Roach the frce run vi Tue Treasury
, 1879-02-11

HAn1RAsy7 had known how 10 speIn n.s,,n, u
man bs might have becn Minister 10 ps, ,hs
Another argument in favor Of de''o1' ~
acbfoIs.
, 1879-02-11

Senator CAnkHox is taktug the Philadelphia
appointments yory much to heart. Ills Slate was
disrcgarded, aud IlAR1HAHsr, whom TO wlshed
to haye out Of thu country, waa lnads rossmas.
ter. VS. do not know, however. why Senator
CAMxRoS should want IN have 1fARvHANFF out
Of the country, 8cnator CAMERON IL hardly .
serious cauGtdate for the Presidency himself
liz and Ills lawful Dad" supported uAM-
rRarrr bcfore the Ctrctnuati Convention, Mn1
soll him out. according to the Pennsylvania
practice, In tho ntck Of time, 80 that they u,ade
ihc President, though they did not ct their
trst choice In HATES. II tho thiug wsro to b.
doue ever sgsin III 1880, the result would be pre-
clscly tho same. llAR7AAaSr, or CAMxRoa, or
whoever else should ba the faYorite ton OF Penn
sylyanls,-except uAAar,-Woufd be sold out ~
mntter Of courtc. Why should these DO lively
competition fur tho honor Of complimentary
yute trom pepnsylyauia Ia tho National Rcpub-
ugpu EpuYeutIunt
, 1879-02-11

Tic coincidence Is certainly strong; but 1t
should bu remembered that Prof. MATHEWS
u.cs commonplace booEs. Tho largo Infusion
Of VESAuLE In his text may bo duo to IN acct
.lcnt. Prof.. MATHEWS Ia a writer Of high char
avter, alnl many eatimablo personal qualities.
We should be very allow, indeed, to believe auy
Ill Of him.
, 1879-02-11

Tho GRANT movement vii! not "poU'A "
much II Roussos goes to meet bzLAs1"
, 1879-02-11

Tr1 cn1cano TsinrxE has established branch onees
for re rccefp Of subscriptions and advertisements a.
fk1ln~r:
NEw YunK-Hoom % 7ftehns building. f'T' Me-
Aprxs, Manager, ,--
rAN1s. F1anee-So+ 10 Rue dc IA nSo'1"tclefe'
1.MAMiEE+ AErBt.
LuSDuS, Ens,-Amertcan Exchange. 40 stfand'
Ifkahs r. GiLL!0. Agent. ..
FAN tNASC1sCO. Cai.-ralace Hotel
WA6IIfSGTON. II. C.-No. 1910 street.
, 1879-02-11

Academy OF Music.
Haitted street. between Madtson and Monroe. Va
rfety entertainment.
, 1879-02-11

f1ootry's ThtntFe.
nspt:oInh gtrect, t~t~ rem Clark and LdSa1t. En-
ea1cmcnt of Nine. Janauachck. ''fho Countess"
, 1879-02-11

NfcyIckrr'a Theatre.
AfaAtpon ttetct. between Dearborn and ftatd. En-
xeeenent Of Miss Ada Csycndlsh. ''Tho Scw Nagda'
Ism
, 1879-02-11

Clark street, oppoate tho Court.I1ouse "Sp snd
Tuck" Variety entertainment.
, 1879-02-11

Metropolitan Theatre.
Clark street. opposite Sherman House. "Tho Boy
fletNcttYt."
, 1879-02-11

Dearborn Atrect. corner Of Monroe. EheaRfHte
Of tAscs Comic Opef4 COMPANY. "Lta Clochea d'
EorneYillc."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Baptist Colored Seminary was
dedicated yesterday.
Twelve buildings were burned at Bismarck. D. T.,
yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The Pennsylvania Railroad depot. at Tyrone. Pa.
burned yesterday. Loss. $4,000.
Daval Mills, Fall River. Mass, will increase its
capital from $270,0OO to $400. 000 at 81 9 share.
Michael Jenkins and Adam Martin were killed in
coeries Pottsvlle, Pa. yesterday, by falling
coal. :.
coroner's inquest In the case of John Murphy.
who knocked down at Providence yesterday,
showed that he died after taking ether.
Thomas Wall was arrested in Chicago. Wednesday.
charge Of stealing $4,000. in 1853, from the
Southern Express Company, at New Orleans.
George w. Bowen, of West Haven, Conn.,, manu-
facturer of albums and visiting cards. has been
rested for alleged fraudulent use of the mails.
Intense cold prevailed yesterday in the Ottawa
Valley. Ont. in some places the mercury falling to
81 degrees below Al the Dominion capital it
registered IL degrees below zero.
Fowler Brothers. packers. at Chicago yesterday,
discharged 1000 hands who would not work with
mon union men. Other packing houses are run
ming very few hands and from 5000 to 5000 idle.
In the case of Mrs. Brown. OF West Winchester
Ont, accused OF completely with Clark Brown lately
hanged for numbering his father. the magistrates
falling to agree, the has been referred to the
Crown Attorney.
Lane Theological Seminary, at Cincinnati, cele-
ebrated its fftieth anniversary yesterday, when q
new building, costing $4,000. was dedicated, and
Rev. DIR. Eels was installed in the chair OF sacred
rhetoric and pastoral theology.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1879.
Lieutenant George Z. Ide has been ordered 70
the Alliance executive ofhcer' Lieutenans
Charles p. Perkins, Master Milton X.
Sch wenke Midshipman Horatio Harrison. Frank
b. Case, O. G.. Dodge and Albert w. Grant.
Assistant Engineer Fry and Passed Assistant
Paymaster George E. Banghman have been
ordered to the Alliance. Lieutenants Ghecn,
Mason and Heald; Masters Downes and Banter.
EpsIgns Goldman and Veeder, Chief Engineer Ayres,
Passed Assistant Engineer Currie and Cadet En-
gineer Cooley have been detached from the ALI
auce aud placed waiting orders. Aieu-
tenant Royal b. Bradford has been detached
from the Alliance and ordered to the torpedo sta
ton Lieutenant Clifford H. West has been detached
from the New York Navy Yard and ordered to the
Alliance. Master Anger has been detached from the
Nautical Almanac ordered to the Alliance Passed
Assistant Engineer Burnap has been detached from
special duty and ordered TO the Alliance. Passed AS
sistant Engineer jefferson Brown has been detached
from the Experimental Board and ordered to the
Alliance Passed Assistant Paymaster Charles II.
Bartlett has been detached from the Alliance and or
dered to settle accounts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Grant boom has been lost.
Speaker Randall thinks the session will be short
one.
United States Senator withers. Of Virginia. is con-
fdent OF a reelection.
The Rochester Express believes the Seymour move
ment is gaining strength.
Mr.. Hamilton Fish is the candidate Of the Hart
ford Courant for the English mission.
Mr. Stewart l.. woodford would In the opinion Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, make first class candidate
for Vice President.
The Pittsburg Dispatch believes that tho news from
Washington will at distant day be OF q very lively
character and well worth reading.
The Legislature which will be elected in Rhode
Island next April will choose to Genera
Burnside in the United States Senate.
The Cincinnati Commercial suggests to Mr.. w. ID.
Kelley that lie ought to introduce bill levying q
high protective tariff on foreign gold.
Ex-Chie: Justice Agnew, OF the Supreme Court OF
has been invited deliver the address
of welcome to General Grant in Pittsburg.
The democratic animals at Washington very
gentle this session. You can take up either foot in
perfect safety. so thinks the Hartford Comm POST
In the civil service the Cincinnati Times thinks
Honesty is of much more importance than scholar
ship. Many of the duties are clerical and can be
performed by anybody of natural aptitude.
If. says tho Scranton pal Republican. Southern
"Moonshiners" continue their campaign during ths
winter as they have begun IT, a motion to transfer
the Revenue Bureau to the War Department will be
in order.
The st. Louis Republican tdem.) says.--.'There
three questions specially prominent at tho present
time, which require immediate and earnest atten.
ton. They aro the Indian question. tho Mormon
question and the Chinese question:"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
THE HERALD'S WEATHER PREDIC-
TIONS.

From the Scranton tPa) Free Press, Dec. ~
What has been the matter with "Old Probabilities'
during the past couple of weeksa The weather has
obstinately refused to be governed by the predic
tions. II "Old Probs" said "fair and warm" it was
sure to cloud up and become chillier. When the
predictions were colder with rains the sun
shone out brightly and it was fair all day.
and thus through oil the variations the
thing worked by the rule of contraries. Yesterday
was the first day in two weeks that the predictions
were verified and then the verfcation only par
tia. is only justice to stite that the weather
dicatlons the New YoRK HERALD have been verified
each aay. This moss enterprising of American
newspapers has weather bureau Of its own. and
makes speciality OF weather indications, truth
fully predicting the weather Of Great Britain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
MEXICO.
NEW ISSUE OF TREASURY NOTES.-THE SIERRA
MoJADA oUEsTIoN-DEFEAT OF MARQUEE

NEW ISSUE OF TREASURY NOTES.-THE SIERRA
MoJADA QUESTION DEFEAT OF MARQUEE
LEON.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. Is, 1870
The Secretary of the Treasury had asked Congress
to grant the pri vilege to issue of Treasury
notes. that amount being less than the estimated
revenue for the current year. Tho Chamber OF
Deputies laid the bill granting the authority asked
upon the table until next session of Congress.
Minister Foster arrived on the 9Th inst. at Vera
Cruz board this Mexican cruiser Libertad and
reached the capital on the 9th.
The Sierra Mojada district has developed some rich
Mines but they are no better than many in Chihua-
hua and Zacatecas.
bill to repeal the law establishing the sierra
Mojada Territory IL under discussion in the Senate.
Congress will adjourn the 10th INST 1t Is be-
eved that Congress will do nothing forward rail-
way communication with the United States.
The tone of the respectable press ia decidedly
favorable to a closer intercourse with the United
states, but parties without influence or stand
ing are endoavoring to make capital for themselves
ut showing great patriotism by their anti-Amcrican
spirit
General Marquee Leon had pronounced in Lower
California and besieged Lit Paz, but defeated by
General Carlo. number OF persons are
prisoned In Ma2aan, accused of conspiring against
the state.
General Gonzales Is expected to take charge OF the
State government of MicEoacan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
THE EMPIRE CITY.

from the Buffalo IN. " Courier. Dec. IT.
II is stated that at the approaching session of the
Legislature an effort will be made to the con-
solidation OF the cities of New York and Brooklyn
When the metropolis outgrew Manhattan Island and
annexed portion of Westchester county it became
only question Of time when it would seek to incor-
porate the great neighboring city which sprang up
thereon. The latter has long been regarded as vir
tuay one of the suburbs OF New York, although in
population is the third among the cities OF the
Union and outranked only by New York aud Phila-
delphia.
II is not probable that the consolidation scheme
will be adopted the coming session or within the
next few years The people OF the two cities are not
prepared for 1t yet. The country districts, APP
prehensive and jealous they are OF the influence
OF the metropolis. will not readily approve plan
state. The interests Of politicians. more
over. are opposed to the scheme. There
should also be further efforts to solve the
problem OF municipal government by constr
tutional and statutory measures before the forna-
ton OF so huge municipal corporation as new
York and Brooklyn would constitute can be safely
undertaken. But though tue city Of New York IN
the legal sense of the word will probably be connned
TO its present limits for some time to come. larser
city OF New York matter OF fact already
some two millions. New York proper is
i I but. deiyiAg State boundaries. Jersey
City. Hoboken aud various metropolitan suburbs IN
New Jersey and even Connecticut. There are no
cities in the civilized world. except London and
Paris with which 1T can properly be compared, ana
il is more than probable that N the next century
in size the capitals OF France and England.
The present metropolitan population OF some
two millions is about equal to thaf or the
entire United States century ago. 1t is just
as proper to describe this large community as "New
YORK" as to give the name OF London" to the
British metropolis, which, as is we'll known. has no
common local government. but embraces several
municipal corporations including the "city OF Lon
don"-a small part OF the metropolis-and extends
have said New York in this larger sense is q fact
needing no statutes for its recognition. and which
has actually passed beyond the Jurisdiction OF our
Jauis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Dec Is, 1879.
Major Thomas +. Barr, Judge Advocate. has been
relieved from duty at the Headquarters OF the De-
parent OF Dakota and ordered to report to the Sec
rotary OF War for duty in his office.
The general court martial appointed in November
last to meet at Wilett's Point New York Harbor'
has been dissolved as has also the court martial
which met at the Cavalry Depot. Jefferson Barracks'
Missouri.
Leave OF absence for six months, on surgeon s
certificate OF disability. has been granted to leuden
ant A. NJ. Patch, of the Fourth cavalry. Inc
leave granted Major ID. ID. brothertoh'
and that granted Post Chaplain simpson, Two
months. Eight months leave has been granted 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
BELOW.
Brig Nile lcR,. Gordon, from St Thomas
CLEARED.

Steamer Assyris (Br), Campbell, Observation-Disclosures
srsame- Hsnsa Ger, Dannsmann. Bremen-oelrohs q
steamer wieiand tGer,. Hobich Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg-Kunhardt Go.
Ss,.9 Wp Medina fus c.
Steamer, Bermuda tBr,, Wilson, Bormuda-A E Outer
steamer Santiago de Cuba, Foote. Charleston-J W
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly Norfolk, City Point and
Steamer Richmond, stevens, Norfolk. va-Od Dominion
Steamer < Biddls, Wallace, Philadephia-wm P
stesmer W Bruno, Foster Baltimore--Js Krens.
Steamer Nerens Haliest, Bosion-H Dimock.
ship Otto Antoine Nor) Gunderscn, Bremen7- Funch
bark Priscilla ,Gsr. BIschof, sinraDore-C Tobias
Bark Marie tNor. Olsen Cork for orders-Funch Edge
Bark Carolina Aus) Tommasich Cork for ordorssioco
Orion GER. Clausen, Cork for orders-Funch Edge
BARK Major Aas'. TSgnir1a Cork or Falmouth for or
Bark Hespera tNor, stromgrcp, Cork Falmouth for
bark Hasvuna 1Nor Ullonoas. Cork Falmouth for
ders-Funch, Edge 4 Co.
sass Pss e. Falmouth or
Bark Au; ;o Gs. Falmouth OF
Bark syss Mos| MsreSsssn Brs~snMC Tobia: Co.
BARK orquell tBr,, Foster Rouen-James Edmston.
Bark q Penery (Br, Penery Santander-J w Parker q
Bark Caroline (Nor) Brown. Naples-C Tobias Co.
Bark Monsits Obj, GOrham. Punta Arenas. DICTIONARIES
4 Cushmxu.
Bark Brothers. Colson. Sagua la Grande-J Ward Co
Bark viscount Macduf (Br. Wright Perth Amboy-G
Bulley t.
Brig sasta Partridge. Gibraltar for orders-John zitt
losen.
Schr Phebs. Modoro, Ponts- Pitre. Guad-H vatable
4 Sons.
Schr Susan Thurlow. Eaton. Havsne-Brett Son Co.
Schr Samuel RUSSELL Steeiman, Jackson vilieW arren
Ray.
Schr Minnie, Wicks, Savannah-Evans. Ball 4 Co.
Schr Eleanor Squires. Georgetown and Pot Bluff, SCK
d Hurlbut Co.
schr Sarah CBr Lawson, Elisabethport. NJ-Boyd q
Hincken.
Schr Eagle ROBBINS Bostor-Cnarles living
Schr l. Knowles, Tibbetts, Boston-Abiel Abbott
Schr WIN Bowen, McDsid, Providence-J Roberta
Schr baltimore. Sstterly, New Haven-H Doyle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Q, Dec s-saiIsd. barks Bcemah IBID. Pri
DR., Parker; United KINGDOM: Dane.n ceupIand DID.
hH'SSn ~ Dec i71cssrsa sesr Pans smith Now
isih-Arrivcd. steamer Bulgarian Br. Trant. Liver,
pool: brig Emma Br,, wos,hsven Ponce scnrs sartie
boy Ellen Perkins ROBBINS: PERI Johnson ~. Yates
turner s Baltimore Enos Phillips Baker. fSadsipes
jennie ilmddcI cranmsr. do Nellie Lamphvr lIig
s":eny H"SsSsn SseSsr bsy S
cG & South aT o 81.
don. MsRa;: i sSisnsI, rhss.hsr And E%ma SINAI;
Ses,sd-SSp wildwood, sawyer. New York brig d;l..ls
LprSs.S ISwss 2"ss sssnss hSynf issrrs
Dss Haa.ss ss y- nsS @ Ian
dy. Baker Alfred Keen Henderson Lucy Graham smith;
ss asiS as.is o@s. io~.. %isSs
Chase prSvdenee Ms1awa .ncs a. %spr,n.sd Fair
Gssrsdpsehr. ss.e orss.on crsctss. Portland john
+ Emerson Sears. charleston; Agnes Bsson Camp
do Calvin harris Benton proyidence; ) Haskell.
Laey saS Bordsaaa brig so%anrs . xasss. '''-
ls.h-Arryed steamers oakdse sBr spees Newport,
nno ta castagnoa. RocheIle schr Donna Anna. Dais-
visarcd-s,eAmer, Ohio Ger, Meyer, Bremen land
lNor oesicndahi, Queenstown, scSr Daisloy, Kci.
Dec sAr;,yes sch, ss Msy.E:1s
Fisher, Savannah. to load for Wilmington.
sailed 10Th bark Protsus Battle RIO Janeiro; i7sh sehr
BEAUFoRT, So. Doc i5-ArrIved bark Ioss (Br. John
SON Cape Town
CiAkLEsTON. Doc ie-Arrivod, bark JAS Kcnway (Br),
Mcdonald. Liverpool
sailed--schr Ny Rover, 8rown. Now York;
1bth-Arrvcd. bark Galveston 0erj, Stunke Hamburg;
brig Katuhdin, New York
Cicarcd--Steamer Nucvo Ponce Sp). Llvcrpooi barks
Sincere ,spl Cssabcn Bsrcelons sonars Norms NOT,
bsmas: Wcbber, Harris, BHracoa
sailsds,eamer Calvert Foley <Bsltimors bark oiscar
oxfxis, Dec l7--saIisd. sshr Townsend New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

d, Of The .
tons rsish. for 81 Louis the Mobile and Chic Rail
sompany |. allied Tle Mobile and
sHIP OLIVE sourHARD, from New York. which arrived
recently at San Francisco suffered considerably during
It is that she is leaking aud will dock for repairs
BARK ANN ELIzAsErI mot Ann Enslishl, rhcan. from
Is the vessel damaged at Koy West by being
BARK JAMES THOMSON (Br) Matthews from Annatto Bay
ia. with rum sugar &C. for London, when Of Cuba be-
charge cargo nd repair.
BARK REruBLIc oer from Marecsibo for Europe which
her VOYAGE
BRIG BLACK Swan. at Vineyard Haven from Miragoane
gales during the entire passage and had rggng carried
seaman Of Prince Edward Island. Died Of heart disease
scnR EXCELSIOR tof Cold Spring., Blyden. from Perth
a%Ssy S Of s S spa sa a s
from three five miles Sc Of Fauknors Island. The
doned her just In time to escape being drawn down with
landed a. cntcn c. the same day At u csoes IN
posed to be insured.
Sem Mary WEAVER. of Philadelphia for Providence.
Der u: Oh ssySr.os Sy aaEnewn Blight ,xe@.s.sd
ssss snd M y S S end d. s ss
viii probably be towed to Providence.
sonR ANNA BRIL-, at Vineyard Haven, from Cape Hay
shspS S died yellow fever Snd
the I'd inst Thos Clark seaman Of England died
sea Of the Same disease.
has been purchased by Capt Stman Wallace Of Port.
and
HALIFAX. Ms. Doc ls-The brigantne Ida Of and from
st Johns NJ FOR North sydney struck near st AIMS B.
after The saved arrived At North sydney
to-day.
NonroIx. Va. Dec Is-Ths Pacific Mail steamer Clyde
towed up from Hampton Roads today and will be
put the dry docks for repairs.
PxssAcoLA Dec i5capt anderson. Of the British bark
Portland. and two soamen drowned the night Of
this 18th inst by the cspsixng Of the ships boat
cinging the boats bottom. They picked up BY
schooner after being hours In the water The ship
sourn ar GKoRdE. Me. Doc I6-Schr A Horton (of
Goucester on fishing cruise while shifting anchorage
bad position, but will probably of next tide Pos
sibIy she may receive some damage.
ants iIsrbor with freight while leaving this port won't
Vessel badly but viii probably aos a. high "n
loss she bilgcs.
AxrarcAs. LLorps usrvknsAL srAsp.np RECORD or
Taylor the originator and publisher 10 wslisi This
the New York Boad Of U
derwriters IL has the written Endorsement of large
the recognition Of the United states governmsnt i.
adopted the 81 Peru FOR the selection Of
fourth) contains the names Of over twenty thousand
s""s w and where bull, and sw"od whs" last
vcyed &C. also contains rules for the construction aud
depth 81 water in the principal ports the world and
other valuable matter relating TO the shipping
teres II Is neatly Ind strongly bound printed clear
type and recognized throughout the worlo standard
book of references by insurance companies and parties
enccting charters.
sm,ppurLplxe-Mcssrs Goss Sawyer of Bath are pro-
pairing build fourmassed ship Of 2oo0tons Tie.
mont IL making the model.
LAuNcmrp-From tho yard Of Doughty a Kappclia.
Pha Dec IL. passenger aud freight steamer, for Capt
built by NeaGe a Levy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

Schr Rramhal Hamilton New York for Boston:
Schr Mile Frank Edwards. New York for Mystic O.
Schr Samuel 4 Goodwin, Williams. New York for STAN
ford
srnr Percy Mitchell Hoboken for Eastport
Schr Anna Myrick, Mooney, Hoboken for Jonesport-
Schr Bertha j Fellows. CLARK New York Tor Boston.
Schr l. Adams Nckerson. New York for Boston
Schr George Glover. Morton Hoboken for BOSTON
Schr Louise Smith Webber. lioboken for boston
Schr Rachel Jane. cushman. Iloboken for Boston
Schr Morelight. Norwood. Hoboken for Boston.
Schr sarah Mills Burdick. Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Mary Standish Thickett. iinboken for Boston.
Schr Teaser. Littejohn. Hoboken for Duxbury. Mass
Schr iieisn King. Elwood, Hoboken for Weymouth
Schr Grace, Alley. Hobokeu for Woods Hole.
Schr Racer. Howard. Hohoken for Providence.
Schr Elizabeth, keene, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Charles Dennis, Eaton Hobcken for Providence
Schr Jane, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Belle X Hull. Brush Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Anna Frye Bryant. Wechawken for Boston.
schr Miller. Lewis Port johnson for Boston.
Schr j Carter. Sargent. Port Johnson for Saem
Schr Mantle. Beebe, Port johnson tor New Haven.
Schr Sarah Bruen. Gardiner Amboy for Fall River.
Schr velma. Osbon Amboy for Salon.
Schr Favorite Eldridge. Philadelphia for Newport
Schr Willie Luce. Spear Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Jare Newton Atkins. Baltimore for Boston.
Schr WI lam Mason, French. Baltimore tor Providence
Schr Anna Shepard. Horton. Baltimore for Providence
Schr Albert Daily. Mason Baltimore for Norwalk.
Sehr Rodney Parker Parker Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Warrior Sawyer, Reed, Georgetown for Boston
Schr VIM Morrell. Kelly, Georgetown. Dc Tor Nor
rich.
schr G w Bentley. sprssue Virginia for Ayn's Podt
schr Hattie Loliis, Loliis, Virginia for Newport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 49, 1870.
The Democratic state Central Committee met fifty
prominent democrats from various parts of the state
70 day. to decide plan Tor arranging the state
campaign John II. Oberly. of Springfield. introduced
resolution which caused an acrimonious debate OF
four hours. condenDinp unquahedly any fraud
whereby the will OF the people is subverted by ma
iOnal or State authorities or individuals The meet
ing voted down the amendment exemptng the Maine
lae from the provisions Of the resolution aud then
defeated the resolution. :.