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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

TELEPHONE surn.-John w. Straun,
agent Of the Gold and Stock Telegraph
Company. arrived here yesterday morn
ing for the purpose Of commencing srits
against parties here for using the Bell
telephone In violation Of patents owned
by the American Speaking Telephone
Company, represented on this coast oy
the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Of California.
vrSuox.-J. P. Becker, Of the Gold
Hill Bakery and Restaurant. 10 feeding
his friends now on venison. nice. tender,
juicy and fat. He yesterday got . deer
from John Mckinney, which Was shot
early In the morning at Sugar Pine
Point.
TIE Utah has lowered the water 70
within 20 feet Of the bottom Of the In.
cline and 10 feet below the tank station
where the water was struck. The now
Is rapidly decreasing. and work In the
tank station will be Immediately r.
sumed.
TIE big wheel cast ct the Fulton
foundry on Saturday has been turned
out. Il only weighs 20 tons and Il the
spur wheel OF the pump hoist OF the
Gould & Curry and Best 4 Bslohsr new
shaft.
In the list Of officers Of the Julia mine,
published yesterday evening, the name
Of the Vice President should b J. n.
Livingston instead Of "John Living.
stone"
WV. q. PATTON. Superintendent Of
the Con. Virginia, California. ophir.
Mexican and Union Con-, 10 on the
Comstock again.
The sarsasld Guard Band Vas pres
sen. at the meeting Of the company last
evening and filed the armory with . de-
lighted audience.
TEE Silver Hill pumps are lowering
the water In the mine at the rate OF l60
Der day, and will soon have II all ont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
MeMnian's Cosdisien.

w. Mcmillan, who was thrown from
his horse last Tuesday afternoon on the
Sutro road, was quite comfortable yes
tsrday, the nature OF his wounds con.
sidsred. He received q very severe cut
in the forehead. N on his cheek and
another ON tho top Of his head. He also
has two or three bad cuts on his body
and an abundance Of bruises. He was
found lying in the road BY some men
who came along in q wagon. His horse
was lying alongside him. and both were
at first thought to be dead by the parties
who discovered them. After the parties
who found the pair had placed Mr.. Nc
MILAN in their wagon they concluded to
take the saddle of the horse and roll his
carcass down the bank, but when they
had turned him over and loosened the
girth Of the saddle, he suddenly revived
and was soon able to travel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
Loans on stocks.

The Pos. Of yesterday says: Follow.
ing were the loans at the Nevada Bank
this morning upon certain active stocks.
subject to change at any hour: MeIi'
can, $l2; Ophir. $l5 Gould 4 Curry.
"a; Best & Beloher, % Savage. 46
Chollar, s.; Hale & N%oroross, %
Crown Point, %; Yellow Jacket. ~
Alpha, -; Bslcher. 2; Consolidated
Virginia, 81; Sierra Nevada, $40; Call.
fornia, s.; Bullion, 81; Exchequsr. %;
Overman, -; Justice. 81 Union. SIG;
Caledonia, 81; Alta, 81; Eureka Con-,
50; Potosi. 90; Utah. %; and Bodie
Con-, 81 per share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

A poor lone widow lives In Lower
Gold Hill, who has been taking In
washing for . living and doing her ut
most to get along and feed and educate
her Ave little ones and keep up her
margins on stocks. Thinking to change
her luck, she sent on and got $40 worth
Of tickets In the Kentucky Lottery. She
drew 50. and yesterday received the
money by express. She 10 now satisfied
her luck has turned, and IL drawing out
Of stocks altogether. No margins,
no more thieving assessments, no more
swindling wildcats for her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
Lisss Of Onicsrs.

Following mining companies have
tiled lists Of officers:
Challenge Consolidated A. X: p
Harmon. President; O. L. Weller, Vice
President; William Sharon. j. d. Fry,
]. II. Dickinson, Directors; W. Z. Dean,
Secretary; A. G. Hamilton, superinten'
dent.
Twin Peaks-Isaac R. Hall, Pres
ident; G. j. Bind,r. Vice President; j.
W. Brown, J. s. Gregory. ]. W. stet-
son., Directors; T. W. Col6urn' Sec
rotary; Bank Of California, Treasurer
Silver Hill-A. K. P. Harmon. Pres.
idsnt; George Congdon, Vice President
W. s. Hobart, s. H~eydsnfsldt, Q. d.
FELTON,, Directors; w. E. Dean, Score
tary; II. G. Hillyer. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
lsrsorAI TO TIL, GOLD HuI DAILY srw'.
Fourth OF July Battle With the
Zulus.

Fourth or July Battle With the
Zulus.
LONDON, July 24.-Particulars are re.
csivsd OF q decisive battle with the Zulus
fought on July 4th. Lord Chelmsford
remained in camp till the afternoon Of
July Sd, awaiting tho surrender Of can.
non and q thousand rides. captured by
the Zulus at Isanduls. These not ar.
irving he advanced and wa attacked In
the open country by $1,000 Zulus. who
hsd under the heavy ars OF the British.
Lord Chelmsford then advanced and do.
stroyed Ulundi. The Zulus' loss was
800. The British lost 10 killed and So
wounded. The Zulus are ~varously 90.
timsted at from 10000 to 10000. They
surrounded the British troops. who
formed q hollow square. The Zulus
charged on the square on all four sides.
After the Zulus were broksn BY the
British ere they were pursued BY cavalry
and utterly routed. Lord Chelmsford
burned and destroyed oil the military
krasl and returned TO his camp the same
evening. AorJ,ror~l
King Cstswsyo was personally COM
manding, aud Witnessed the hght from .
nsighboring krsal. The Zulu prisoners
stated that IL regiments, aggreesting
80, 900 men, participated In the attack.
Lord Chelmsford estimates that the Zulu
loss could not have been less than 1000
men. Ulsndi was burning ct noon.
A large body Of Zulus surrendered
after the battle. They are also coming
In In large numbers on General Crsa-
locks line OF advance.
Sir Garnet Wolseley telegraphsd from
Durham on the 9th Of July - follows {:
at have halted all the rsinforcsmsnts
here, and I believe the war IL over. Do
not send any more men or supplies till
you hear from me. ] expect to meet
the great Zulu chief about the 10th and
discuss terms Of peace with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
syme.s' Funeral.

Gold Hill has seldom zoe . larger
funeral than that Of Humphrey Symons
last evening, and strong men were
bowed with grief as they followed bis
body to the grave. The ~assassin's bul.
let's which crashed through bis brain
carried sadness to many . heart; and
when men could do nothing more.
followed In sorrow aud silence his form
to Its last resting. place as q final mark
Of respect to his memory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

TEE Virginia & Truckee Railroad
Company and ]. n. Douglass have
decided to Thos. Hully, in consideration
Of %, $50, the north half Of northeast
quarter section 26, T. II N. r. 81 E..
II. D. NJ, except such portions as have
already been conveyed to E. Carney.
VIM. Brophy and John O. courssr.
Lrrrrss addressed q follows are held
,or hostage in the Gold Hill Postofaos
Thos. Ksllow, Eureka. Eureka county,
N.vsds; q. L. Dsdsrck, Sank Center,
Stssrps county, MINI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

Last evening about z o'clock Miss
Clara Mckay. OF washos Valley. who is
stopping with the family Of John 5.
Kanssp. wss thrown from q buggy on
South c street. 6 tho Silver Palace
Saloon. and pretty badly hurt. 1t ap-
pears that she and q young man OF her
acquaintance were mp there on an er-
rand, that shs was driving and while
passing along the wsst aide Of the street
at Q pretty rapid pace . Gov that Was en-
joying Q lunch from q garbage barrel on
the edge OF the sidewalk backed up.
broke the buggy. and threw its occu.
pants to the ground. The young lady
arose and did not seem much hurt at
nrss, but soon tainted and fell to the
ground. No bones were broken and her
injury was pronounced . sprain across
the region OF the stomsch-paiuful for
the tims being. but not Of q serious
charAokAr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
Professor stewart and his Lectures

A strong sndsavor Is being made to
induce Professor Stewart to deliver .
lecture or 10 on the Comstock before he
starts East. He has q number Of paint.
ipgs TO illustrate his task. He should
give his many friends here an oppor.
tunity to see these and hear what be has
TO say, and ct the same time testify BY
their presence to their appreciation Of
him as o man. . citizen and . mining
expert. The time and place OF the leo.
ture. II the Professor listens to the call
Of his friends, will be announced ere
limo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
Jewish indignation Meeting.

NEW YoRx, July 2i.-It is stated In
Jewish circles that q mass meeting Of
Jewish residents will be held. when a
committee Of prominent men will DO ap.
pointed to wait upon Mr.. Corbin and
obtain an expression from him 90 to the
truthfulness Of the report OF an inter
view had with him by q reporter Of q
morning paper In regard to his views OF
Jews o. q class, and his reasons for not
desiring their custom ct Manhattan
Beach Hotel, 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

Conductor II. v. Follstt met with
quite q severe accident yesterday morn.
inc. n tho snow.shed nsar the scales,
American Flat. He was on the top Of a
box.csr, and his attention being st.
trsoted in another direction. be did not
observe his near approach TO the shed
His face struck the end OF the roof OF
the shed, cutting and bruisins Il very
badly. Luckily. be was not knocked on
the roof Of the car.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
Avs,v.,s sh,s aersi.S.

R II Ballard and family. d Johnson
and wife. Miss @ Thompson. Mrs F Brod-
die. Mrs. 8 Spindle. Mr. Anderson. T Rog-
ere. J b Dali. J Roos. Mrs Briggs. Miss
Emma Gregg. Mrs. Yeomans. jos DurauI.
y d Hale. J Corcoran. n WEIGH. @ H
Bailey. J d Barry. A Richards. Mrs An
dreata, Mrs r A Milisoan. J L Chatwood.
Kate Helm. Mrs. Tracy. Mrs J Kelly. Mel.
Lie 81 Blair,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
G. p. 0meiais.

The Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pauy has for the ensuing year elected
the following officers: Leland Stanford.
G. P. Huntington. E. W. Hopkins. E.
Il, Miller, Jr.. W. N. Huntington. @. F.
Croker and Charles Croker. Directors.
Leland Stanford. President; c. p. Huat.
inRton, First Vice President; Charles
Croker, Second Vice President; E. W.
Hopkins. Treasurer /; E. h. Miller, Jr..
9acrataYv-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
THE NEW YORK MIME.
RAMBLE THROUGH ITS
DEPTHS.

ExpIerasions OF It's vsis ~ DIFF
ferent Points The ineiins sss-
sios and she Isciinc-A Novelty
In AheaSes -sonethtnE of the
nannxensus OF Inc Mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
Dspsrsurss s4sas Evssisg

Chas Hanson. T Humbert. Jr. r John
son. II + seip, Z Raymond and wife. s b
King. n Scoring and wife. A Noltemeir.
J Bryan. II o Coye. E Mclaughlin. @
II Phelps and wife. J + Eavans and wife,
Mrs. c W Banks, @ Lynch. Mrs n Lynch
and daughter. Mrs y u Hufisker, NJ Nc
Neatly. Mn A 3 Pray. r p Heating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

Snow me tho man you honor; I know
By that symptom, better than any other.
what kind Of Q man you are yourself.
For you show me thsrs what your ideal
of manhood IL, what hind Of . man you
long insxprsssibly 70 bs.-Cariyk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

II you pick . pnasraphsr up for .
fool simply because he writes foolish
things, and q preacher Tor . saint. sim.
Div because he says hs IL, you'll get
most terribly fooled in both instances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

Tn. untrammsllsd exercise Of reason.
and the free expression Of belief on oil
subjSou, issvsfy mans right. and some
tmsss positive duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24

Fsox nothing, nothing could b pro-
duosd, therefore nasess sxtsssd from
al stsruity.
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.roCK aEPOsr.
san Franeisco Board.

LAST EVENING.
60 Raymond 4 Ely, 8
IFS Eureka Con-. Is
Gas Leopard. II. I 20
$40 ella, II. I 40, l 10
40 Northern Belle, ~
220 Manhattan. 2 80. "a
100 De Frees. 20c
$50 Grand Prize. 2 30
$50 Argenta, I 80. I IS. I 40. l 30
$50 Navajo, &5c. 40c
$40 Independence. I so. I 50, 50
COO Silver Prize. 25c
$40 Star, SOC, &5c
ssa0 Bslls Isle, 81. 8 40. 8 IS, 81
$50 Day. 20c
100 Highbridgs. zoe
500 Paradise. I 10. 6o, ~
700 Albion. SOC
40 Mount DiAtlo. ~
10e Wales. 81
si7o North Belle Isle. Csc. Coo. $50
i27s Bodis, i2t. l2S. IL. ia. ill., H.
II IS. i2k
1890 Bechtsl. ~. I IS. l 40. IN
800 NeCiinton. I
17Ss Tioes, 81, 81. s 80. s 90. s 40. 81
l2i5 Summit. IL. I Gu. ~. ~. W. %
325 Syndicate. O.. 81
$50 Oriental. l0c
l2es Bslviders. 1. soc. 95c
1000 Champion. SOC. soc
l2ls BlsckhAwk.
$50 South Bodis. 20c
1880 booker. 75c. SOC
100 South Standard. ioc. zoo
$50 Richer. SOC
ll50 Queen Bee. 800. 35c
SIS Mono. Q. Gh.6S
SO Con. Pacific. 7S.7. GO
100 hustler. COO
1895 Dudley, I 40. IN
400 Jupiter. ~
$50 South Bulwer. Toe
$50 Addenda. 43o
40 Double Standard. 80
900 Vortex. 65c. Csc. 60c
$50 Orient. $50. 500
400 Mammoth. liz. II. liz
so Tiptop. 7so
las Martin White, 6. G b30
100 Caledonia BLACK Hillsl. 2 60. AZ
70 Jackson.4
1850 Univsrsity. 45c. 4oe
rna MORNING.
sss ophir. 81
$50 Mexican. 22k. 22k, ~
500 Gould 3 Curry. 81. $40
$40 Best 4 Belcher. IL
400 California. 4 80. A
10 Savage. l2k. n
AGO Con. Virginia. A.. I 40
40 Chollar. 81
leo Potosi. A.. 4 10
$40 Hale 4 Norcross. Is
s55 Grown Point. A. 4 30
ass Yellow Jacket, Iik. lit. liS
1910 Imperial. I 40. 1 IS
$40 Alpha. "a, 2lk
SEQ Beicher, 4 Is. 4 40
so Conddenos, II
56S sierra Nevada. sc. SO. s5A. s5S
2lS Utah. i5k
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
The Yellow Fever.

t.r.c,A. TO THE GOLD HILL All ur~sl
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AGENCY OF TIE
COLD MILL DAILY W9Wo
Subscr,bsrs received and the pspsr promptly
rysd wherever desired. Give me Q ssll
- me NkTT. ~.
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GOLD HILL NEWS DEPOT
MAIN sTRRkT,.---..GoLD Hull,
Opposite Yo,'s xsas xarksA.
MATT. N. GILLESPIE. PROPRIETOR.

LAW @ PURCHASED FROM @. v. HALL
4 ell their right. title and interest u
and 10 boys establishment. ! shall continue
the business. and solicit Q fair share Of public
patronage. .u.f.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
CLEARED.

Steamer Bothnia sr McMickan. Liverpool via Queens
town-C g Francklyn
steamer Adriac dsr, Jennings. Liverpool Queens
Steamer Lapiaco tBr,. schoGeld. Liverpool-Busk a
Jevons.
steamer sorrento Dr. Bristow, Hnllsanderson Son.
Steamer Ehiwindda tBr, Allan. CardH-George + Bull
Steamer Emberiza CBr,. Brinton, AbcrdcenJohn Sea-
steamer State of Alabama (Br). Richie. Glaseow-Aus
steamer Atlas (sr), Low. Kingston. Jacmel and Aux
Cayes-Pm. Forwood 4 Co.
Steamer Harlan, Talbot, Now Oreans-Bogert Morgan.
Steamer Gulf Stream, Ingram, Charlcstou-J W Qnin-
tard Il Co.
steaaer Hatoras, Stevens West Point. vaOid Domin-
steamer Vinelani Bowen. Baltimoro-J Krcms
Ship Rhine Knight London rinnelI. Miuturn X Co.
Bark Charles + Ward, Behrman. Dublin-Miller l.
Bark Henry Ger, Haesloop observation-disclosures Koop
4 Co.
Bark sogsie .Nor Zacchara'en, observation-disclosures.
Bark Left Erickson (Nor Hansen, Am.terdam-Benham
Tsrk WaIlo (Xor) sorensen, Bordeaux-Funch, Edge
Bark Leopodo sD. Pesce. Gibraltar for orders-Lauro
Bark s. Angelic dtaD, Garguio. oran-Benham Boye.
Brig Starlight. Allen. Port Spain (rrinidad)-L W l.
Brig Pearl Brightman, Port Spain Crrindad)-Daniel
Brig WIN ID Andrews Elliott. st Lucia-Leaycraft Co.
Brig Mary Thsyer. Whitman, Baltimore-Nehcimsh
Hand
Schr FELTON, Bent Buckley, Rio Janciro-FH II smith Co.
Schr Symonds, keene Gibara-Darrci Go
Schr Nasmssa (Br Hatfield, st Johns. MO Bcrtaux
Schr Wild Hunter tBrJ, Back Parsboro, NS-P Neyus
4 Son.
Schr Ada Amos. Adams. Bcston--n Brown & Go.
sehr Henry Lemuei, Jarvis New Havcn-H 4 DOYLE.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
POOR IN THEIR OLD AGE.

On the top floor Of No. 548 Fifth street lives o
family whose condition strongly appeals to all
charitably disposed persons. 1t consists of Philip
Meier. old man Of seventy-two years. his wife.
aged sixty nine, and his two daughters. both help
less. The younger of the daughters has been lame
from her infancy and cannot walk without the aid
of a(crutch while the elder is paralyzed and cannot
walk at all. Both sick well as helpless MIR.
Meier is u turner by occupations; during the last
FIVE years he employed q night watchman
but since Christmas he has had nothing to dc.
These facts being made known at the HxIALD Office
reporter sent to make inquiries concerning the
ut tho above number he found Mrs. Meier ana her
daugh in their apartments and ascertained that
the facts represented The rooms poorly
aud scantily furnished and the genuineness OF these
helpless peoples poverty was unmistakabe The
old man absent and ut first it was with great
difficulty that tho reporter made himself under
stood, the woman speaking German while he
fined himself to English. At length one of the
neighbors was called i'll al interpreter. She gave
the family excellent reputation, saying they had
lived the house twenty years. since they
came to the country, and were well known in the
neighborhood.
.Aow do they liver the reporter asked.
'Indecd, cannot tell. +" the Until
that has faler OIL. What they to do am sure
do not know"
Further inquiry in the house confirmed every
thing tue reporter had been told in the OF
very worthy people and deserving in every
way.
.'Can't Mr.. Meier possibly get wofk?' the reporter
asked he taking his leave.
''Oh, no. he has tried and tried, the interpreter
replied. che is an old man. and there many
younger men wanting something to do that all the
places 20 to them. People won't give old man
work when they can get young men,"
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
THE HARBoR DISTRACTIONS.

Collector Merritt has turned his attention to tho
harbor Instructions, and his force Of inspectors
is constantly duty and scattered the har-
bor they can more readily observe any violations.
order that the subject will receive the attention it
merits the Collector has issued the following order
to General Graham Surveyor of the Port which will
be promulgated to the iuspectors:-
CUSTOM House,. CoLLEcToRs OFFICE,
NEw YORK, Sept. =, 1871 !
SR-The preservation of New York Harbor from obsruc
tions and nchnents being u matter impor-
the commercial interests of the whole
the Surveyor is hereby requested to issue orders
them promptly report to him all violations
the State laws and regulations relative the
port harbor, order that the may be
of the proper State authorities
Such reports should he promptly made shond be
cc in their character copy of the State laws in
force is enclosed herewith. ! am very respectfully.
T. A. MERRITT, Collector
Ccnarnl CuartEs X CRAuAu Snrycyor .Nc
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
OBITUARY..

FRANCIS HA1srEAD, ENGLISH ART DEALER.
The death ia announced by mail from London in
his seventy second year, OF Mr. Francis llastcad,
of the best authorities on Turner and a well
known art dealer. lie had dealt in tho works of
Turner before Mr.. Ruskin bad become their
ponent. with him dies much curious knowledge.
especially OF tho engraved works Of the master. He
stood unrivailed in his knowledge OF the "Liber
studiorun," and had long dealt in examples from
il, well as of the "Lngland and Wales, the
south Coast" and the ..ports of England" lie
formed the famous collection of Lbcr" prints, in
numerous States. which Mr. stokes boqueatbcd 10
Miss Mary Constance CLARK, ana the almost as vain
able collection ol j. L.. 1ayl a, laie proprietor
o. ihe HdacJcsfcy Gbdr,ltdBL lie furnished Sr John
iipicBlry and many living collectors with must OF
their cxampic8. when his shop was ~ Bona street
many Of the nc8t water color drawings BY The hrst
English naIncs, passed through ms hands. lie was
a highly esteemed, trusted ana hOncFt dealer.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.

Charles A. Risbey OF No. 246 East l12th street. on
Tuesday night caused the arrest Of his brother.
David Ii. Risbey. twenty-five years old. living in the
same house. In the Harlem Police Court yesterday
Charles accused his relative of having stolen val
liable silver sct several silver spoons aud forks.
II gold watch and chain and some clothing belonging
TO his mother aud himself Ii ascertaned
that the valuables had all been pawned with
the exception OF tho watch aud chain, which
the prisoner had on ms person when ar
rested. David Hisbey. having nothing to say,
was committed by Justice Kilbreth in $1,000
bail for trial At tho General sessions. Ho was
before prisoner in the Harlem Court having been
arrested last December tor alleged attempt to
force young lady into marriage under y threat Of
cutting her throat with Ia the event Of her
rciusa.. The lady. thoroughly frightened. went
through the ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. Samuel IL. Virgin. pastor OF the Harlem
Congregational Church. The young husband was
arrested at the instisaon OF the wifes parents tho
same night but the matter was compromised before
a hearing was reached. The pair have not lived
together since the Marriage aud II is thought that
the husbands grief over tho enforced separation
suited IN morbid state OF mind which lod him into
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pusers Of Crescent City and Saratoga will
please accept THANKS for their polite attentions
Sur CRY OF PniLApELrniA. Call Mt Pichnguc Mex
gale oil Falkland Isles which lasted eight days during
which the decks s@ept and cabin partially flooded
heavy c, the Pacific, whieh the nlany
sail and three topsaiis were carried away.
BARK ArTiLio utA Bonifacio from New York for Java
before reported having put into c'nambu.o put into
Goara July ~ sa G ys. asd on s ssI % sna
and making inches of water hour. recommended the
nnssss Srsfs 4, X i.es so as 20 oaaSs The master TO take
her safety Maranham whele tho balance Of tho
.mi"ed aud repaissd os July ~ on eases p.troleam
lighica the vessel still farther.
Bna Taorc dIay) at - johns, Pr. from, New York
pcrenccd heavy gale on tho ia which had sails
Sem AGrxsisg wreekcd during tho latc gallo
binc fass She owned by Capt Druit ef Gaiyeston
wlieh lost OF Galveston abont two months ago.
IaneE vnssrl, Supposed a ship was seen on Are ON
board by the bark ivaeorn. roa Belfast at DoAwaro
Brcakwatcr AM, Sept
t,s, tons Lavinia Murray, Of Newcastle Me- Oliver
Murray. Of do eighth for $svo. Janos crand Of
isn:n sm ' for siSoS :, Iseo ssicS ,oss Ei%sli
Co. % Ss" hse TO er. E"i r.r,s q G g. i a as
TO v q Piummcr of Addison. Nc. the whole Tor 81 is
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Keene Of brewster, to keeuo. of Now York, 3,d for
Xew York to VIM Powers Of do sloo Hopo Il V3 100
toas) seoned. of City Island, NY to Larson. OF do
Nsw ORLEANS Sept 3-Towboat John Gilmore lost
pilot chimney and three barges. with 1000 bushels Of
Steamboat Ella Hughes sunk and is a total loss
puiLAprLrniA Sept 3-schr rhrcc Brothers. at this
port from New York. roports datc) 80 mcs SIX of
Cape Light picked up yawboat. painted whites
had no name or marks on II.
sr JonS NIB. sept J--A Charlottetown telegram to
Dale fom Liverpool via lniif.x Tor tn. - lawrence Is
scngers ON board