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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

Days Of Meeting Of the Trustees
Of the Various Townships in
Dubois County.
NOTICE hereby given that The Trm.-
- tees Of the various townships of Du-
bois Go. will be al their Respective ofir~s
~ each ~ The townships for lie purpose
of attending TO township business, on
the following days:
Columbia Harrison. Rs,nn,. Iainfridr. Nsrinn Wall.
JEFFERSON Jackson. cn-x md FsYdinnrf re~n,lfr.'
~ en saturdays ~ erch sr.k ard lat - iu~nship
90 Mondays ~ ench week Madison osnship % TIE La
mt "a Saturday. NJ every month
Persons having tr,in-~s with any ~ ID. rrssfsss
will hsve % observe fhs.- dsys - - new lap prc,I fss
~ 'ser 2. Such Township Trustee shall ds " .ie
esFfain daysin each Week cr month A. may W. required,
N which h- wfil attend ~ 'hs tu-irr~s o. MI fo~r b n.
and cer~e NOTICE thereof ~ W given 20 NJ. inhnAil snis
~ snch township. md AZ csnarsef- sud-; nc and r.y-
ment ~ claims, shsllbe niAds onls ~ .uch designated
days
" SfsNrS>. tosta trTkrrscss.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-14

epy ~ ueDssbIA X FEM Nh ~
! Tlemari.s az shis ransr sre well known among 4
large maio,itv nfrhe farmers and. storf ~qiSrr- NJ tn,
STATE ~ paser firnishe- wore new. frr les wrnev
hi hss h.en me acknowledged leading nnmocrffir news
paper ~ indisra s- almost hnif . century. = ms ever
ssnai with 'h- ID +fnocrsrv. IT, renwfa'fNn ihr, ugh"ai
the rnian . armir established Indian '.-trv 4 tenn.
lrcrstir ~ NJ sis' majority. AMI TIKI sFNTINFffS ~'rrs
li-tion sns inrasn.~ ha- iner.-r~i - like Propagation n
THE wRrKfy " STrvrf. win Ne IN many r.snsrt- "A
epitone ofihe raiir ehanrifn'ng ffe same ~~n~~. 4nf
aiming 80 ~ An same wsnfs of.Ae r~ne-al reader lnf
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.er ofifs rircuis'i.n. IN everv resnerf Z, ~'i y. -
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CoTptEE FtvORaHLy
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Y -~il r"nt''n uur s'ies' ei'fpri-ls uron rtr-sr' polifirrl
events and u'l- tnisics afirser.sf- anil sill he
SFvsy. LITERARY.
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rgnre n-r.inafsriv at~nfed IN ~ fsrriiv ri~sfe. IT.
splendid Market Rerort win can'inue 10 w. .
lest'nw f.s'rrel an for this rsasan alone. no farmer
rvsrs rsAain- sna sinking man y me sac ~hae.,
srord - takes new-nsper or-ht n suhsrrihe Pr 'hs
WEEKLY sFNTfSrfn W Merchants snI
] awvers. wifhcnf resrer' ~ party. particularly sisrs
~ need 0fif. fnr. IN sffi'inn t1ifs ~noiiticAl ana literary
merits. the Seniinei II rnnfss-ediy fha
CcwwrRCTsL PAPER or INDIANA.
THE fyMsNs sT,TF sr~TESrf. :. ~. paper ~
msn- Atonr greatly reduced rates no "e csn afford
70 he wifhonf n.
Hunare's ~ rrifiior. o,dor,rs =, ~~atth hsv. h.s,
gathered from The 1nlfsnf "rnifer ~rsin.' dnrinw ~.
past harvest. -nt. Watt hotter. fhi- wealth * 4 issrih-
ufsd fnong the nrnnle. Asths Serfiuei's share ~ This
happy result. - AK sserv r.aacr ~ sid ~ g-fhsrin,
orr share ~ The hsrv4~r " "a. nNa new ~rhsr-ihsrx.
State. Send FOR outfit.
TERMS:
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! am inst in receipt Of Twrxry-rrvE cases
IF Mems. Ladies and Childrens' Shoes. ~
the best Spring styles. and At PRICES
Er v EYER. Come and soc me.
Mcns Calf shoes. warranted M s1.5O 10
&l.75; Womcn's Fine Kid side and
Front Lace. warranted AZ Sl.GO 10 $i.75
per mr.. ChiIdrens' Shoes M 25c ~ 500
per pr. always keep the largest stock
~ Huntingburg, and prices lower than
In the cities.
HENRY
Hrsr'snsrsaH. tpri isth. 1878.
Pay " Whit Won a..
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

common in France Germany as il has in England.
and is comparatively trihing to what is known in the
United states. So the telephone now finds this field
clear and makes known for the nrst time the very
want which il supplies. For military purposes this
latest scientific Improvement has already taken
firm hold. IL has been found that cavalryman can
hang Cover telephone upon mis- saddle bow. strap
a reel of wire upon his back. and run out .
kilometre fthreeffths or miie) of telephone line,
attach tie instruments and begin conversation in
sixteen minutes from the time OF starting strong
steel WIRE used aud to test its strength batteries
have been driven over it at ful galop
without bresking the communication On
occasion file OF soldiers was de-
tailed to the instrument steadily,
eight hours day for entire week. without de-
veloping any weakness in the SYSTEM IT is scarcely
necessary add that American inventive genius
now holds high place in French military estima-
ton. And in this whole telephone business one of
the facts most impressive to the European scientifc
mind is the freedom from any allegiance to theory
characteristic of American invention Theory and
law in Europe everything; i'll America it is the
demonstrsbe fact that rules the situation Professor
Bell developed speaking telephone and explained
its theory, while MIR. Cover. his friend and pupil.
produced a form of the instrument of which Pro-
fessor Tyndall said. with smile. that theory
could have led to these conclusions" Aud so long
as this striking difference exists may expect to
American inventors pointing ont the way to
fresh employment for the surplus millions OF Euro
pean capital.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

ANTWERP. Nov 22-Arrived, ship Fams CSor, Stcesen,
Philadelphia; barks Maria Antonetts Dutch, Hemues
do; Norwegian (I3r). Lincoln, do: Sarah NJ Smith tr,
Olsen do: Moen DAM Richu. do Maple Leaf B Kenny
New York Dronnng Louise (Nor) Oisen do Stiilwator
Br) Delap. do; Ross tNor. Hansen. Wilmington NC 23d
S j Bogart (rr), McNell New York. Rome. Patterson,
Philadophis.
Sailed 2st barks Abbio Br) Hunter. New York; Ant
werp (Br) Chambers do 23d steamer Belganland Belg
Jackson. do.
ALEXANDRIA to Nov 22-Arrived. bark sprito (Aus) Kos
sorich New York
AMSTERDAM. Nov 2a-Arrived bark William (Br>, Hard.
ing. New York.
BORDEAUX, Nov 21-Arrivsd, ship Lillian (Br. Dick.
Baltimore; barks Bolivar IFr Boutn. New York; Evan
gene Br Davis Baltimore: Bygdo (Nor). Christensen
New York: Nor (Nor). Andersen. Baltimore: Dussu.
mier (Fr), Barret, Now Orleans.
BOMBAY. ov--Saed, ship Scottish Chieftain C8r.
Hamilton, San Francisco. f,e
CoPENHAGEN TO Nov 22-Arrived. bark Knudsvig (Nor)
Evensen New York.
DEAL Nov 22-Arived. bark Maggie Moore (Br). Ellis
Baltimore for Calais.
GIBRALrAR Nov 22Arrived bark Arbutus Br), Nicol
Philadelphia.
HULL Nov 23-Sailed. barks Melbourne (Br Perry Dels
ware Brcakwatcr; Roska (Rus Flinkburg. Baltimore.
HRLvoET. Nov 21-Saed barks Hypatia (Br> Marshall,
New York; yanadis (Nor) johnson, do; Carl Haastedt
(Nor), Boer. New Orleans
HAvRE Nov 23Arrived. steamer France (Fr>. Trudes.
New York.
LONDON Nov 22-Arrived, ships Ida Lilly. Eastman, Now
York; Craigndarrock m Robertson Philadelphia; City
of Montreal. Mudge New York. barks Peru (r, Furse.
York hreo last not previously; Dux or) johnson.
New York.
Sailed 22d ships Trimountain. Osborne Savannah:
Plymouth Rock, Birmingh New York.
MAnsKILLKs to Nov 23-Arrived. bark Virginia Stat
ford (Br), Curry. Now York.
PLYMOUTH Nov 22-Arrived bark Mary Elisabeth BrA
williams Charleston (not previouslyL
ROTTERDAM. Nov 22-Arrivod. schr H winship. Doans
Boston
srxrr1N Nov 19Sailca. bark Richard tGe, Psskc New
York.
ST MALo to Nov 22-Sailed bark Caleb (Sor, Jobsen,
New York.
thus for Now York
Passed Ophelia CBr. Enord from Calcutta for
New York. .
scILLY Nov 23-OT steamer Frisis (Ger, Meyer. from
New York for Hamburg.
HoLYuEAp, Nov 23-w,nd NE. moderate; showsry
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov a2-Arrivod. schr r spedden
cicarsa-senr Index. New Haven; consdon. pr0v:
BOSTON, Nov as-1rrvsd, steamers Reading coorrn.
Eaas Pierce Ms%ss Cat
Grows BatmOsS Sdrn @ pfry ao ao S:'Sn nar1 a
briggs. BsSsitt ao Agnes Bacon Haley P.dsDhi.:
Ruth shaw SsEisol DO: Msrgis ch.avici Norris do;
John Manson phiSney 40 James Ron
Port Johns son; Warren Crosby Atwood, New York Wis
moSoseS; Mary. Msseo do Sarah Jonos, Nash, South
BALTIMORE. Nov 2s-Arrved. barks Lanretts lBr,.
Chase thompson Lssrpeo Lucy Pops s5 MaTsal
Minerva So9 L9ndSn ;seT: ." Liv1s Nss
de chs: smith sS:;so saiSsss Ssy, s.aa
Blue @ Me Anns aG9s N1r9 aal Eysr Eysr
ts"s Kori@an, Cork; Finland Rus Bsrsaann, Queens
sASGoR. Nov ai-clearcd, sehr Lavota. wttomore.
In Eta whistcmore. for Palermo ids to sail
:" "cnmAsLEsroy Nov 2o-saiIcd, bark violetts tGer;
k"ssm kkHasSs ssSr MIsIs1 Srls Eorhsrn
22d-Clsarod, schr steei"an. onA"oe''S'"' Ne"
aslrrvod o Olsen nordcspx c kd,,s Enos
arSsss ss Er,ssS RIsr bo.,on Sss AAu'f'
sG S r%an uar.nrSs ahvaPs fsiris, and Liiiossna
S.ii.t-schr Flora Condor French. New YORK
GARDINER Nov 2p-sailcd schr NJ II Read. Nckersons
'uREESPORT Nov 2o-Arrived schr Geo $ Page. Young.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov l9.Arrived steamers Rommus
~ ~ ,,,r.IiU Lucy Miller tiat Havana via Flor
IN norris barks stanford dta. Marcsca, sharpness;
Jnfmhar tNor Ohlsen, Antwerp - =. -,
Arriyed. steamers Morgan City. Adams New York;
Rem Lomond ( Cardiff; City Of Mexico Mcintosh. Vera
Crux. :, 81, ,-u., c..,..... m, y.v.,. Airio,.
Ncw York; bark Ocean Ranger tIlrl, Cork. =
NEW BEDFORD. Nov 22-Sailcd. schrs VIM q LOWS,
paxtor baltimore; James VI Baylcs snow, New York;
Win ii Rowe Whttcmorc. do: John ID Gtifn. Gould DO;
Young Teazer, Facemirc Coles River TO ioad ior ba
NEW HAvRN, Nov a2--ArrIved. schrs John Brooks,
Fox Perth Amhoy; II Borden. Dodge. Eiizabethport.
Ciearsd-Schrs Frank Mcdonald, Mckinney fhii@de[
IPnriHDki.PiIlx nov as-sailed. steamer Psnnsyl.
23d-Arrived steamer Sarah. sh.rim, Now York ship
Bonanza tBr Webstcr Antwerp. barks saga N"rl olsen
Stevens, Madeira; Talisman tBr). Baker Letn Lyman
Cam lBr) Lcggctt Havre; Fanny Cam br vnnn ;CM
ins; veras DIR Whitley, dos Baldor tSw Walin sor
dcnnx Uiacomo Mortola utaD. Oyari sundcrland yaAn
lNorl Randulf Cardiff; schr John II Converse' A"on'
saiIed--stsamers Wyoming aud Tonswanda -
RICHMOND, Nov 2l-Clcared DATE br"H'han 'nD'
IAN FnAS,,fsCo Nov 1o--Arrivsd, bark Tam o. Shan.
ter from Seattle via Port Blakciy,, -
saiied-shps Great Admiral, Thompson, Quecnstown;
Gov Lester Lvcrpool barks La Escoccsa lBr)
Evans Cork, Buana Vista. Calhoun. Port uample brig
Jacopsen Maxatian; Tcutona, Struckmcyer, do.
Sad-Arrived bark Thalia DER, Kohn Hamburg
SOMERSET. Nov 2i-Arriyed, schr Hattie Williams
DSSyi DSWSyyi.MSGToN NC Nov 2icloarod, Benefsc-
tor, Jones. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
WEST INDIES.
ENCOUNTER BETWEEN REGULARS AND REvoLU-
TIoNIsTs IN sT. DoMINGo-GUILLERMo DIS

ENCOUNTER BETWEEN REGULARS AND REvOLU.
TIoNIsTs IN sT. DoMINGo-oUILLERMo DIS
LODGED.
.-s r ST. THOMAS. Nov II, 1879.
There is every probability now that good under
standing between the planters and laborors on the
Island OF st. Croix has been reached The labor
ers have commenced WORK ON the plantations.
From st. Domingo It is announced that
an encounter had occurred between the
forces of President Guillermo and the revolu-
tionists. at San Pedro. Guillormo was dis.
lodged from the position he held and compelled to
retreat disorder to the capital. The revolu
tonists advanced, and " ere beseging the capital.
The only outlet from the capital WAS the river
side, toward the province Of Seybo. where Guilermo
went to try to gather fresh troops. The cause OF
Guillermo is considered lost. He only holds
the capital and the province OF Seybo. The
balance OF the Republic has declared against Quill
ermo. The decree closing the ports OF Puerto Plata
and Monte Christi Is considered merely paper
blockade. The Republic has no feet to enforce 1t.
and the mail steamers continue to touch at these
ports though nothing had happened. Business
completely at standstill. Both friend and foe
At the latest ndvices Port Prince peace pre-
vailed. Judging from the demand for goods and
the revival OF trade generally everybody sat
isned with the order OF things. The financial
situation continues very depressed. Coffee deliv-
cries were daily increasing President Solomon has
formed his Cabinet. with Messrs. Laforostrie as
Minister OF Finance and Foreign Affairs Pquant. OF
War and Marine; Ebarieste Laroche Of the Interior,
aud Lafontant, of Public Instruction.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
]. HARMON BROWN.

J. Harmon Brown. Register OF Wills in Baltimore
for the past twelve years. died at his residence in
that city yesterday after brief illness OF pneu-
monia. Mr.. Brown elected twice to tho office
mentioned but at the late election. after failing to
get the democratic nomination. he "bolted" and ran
on the independent ticket. Tho excitement attend
ant upon the campaign doubtless hastened his
death. Mr.. Brown was seventy years of age and was
widely and favorably known in commercial circles
and prominent in charitable enterprises. When .
young he embarked In the metal trade. but
subsequently associated himself in a confidential
capacity with mercantile firm in Baltimore and later
with similar establishment in this city. III 1866 he
returned to Baltimore and soon after was elected
Register OF Wills. AIR. Brown elder in the
Central Presby Church for thirtyeight
treasurer of the Poor Association; manager OF the
Maryland Bible Society since its foundation and its
Corr spending Secretary for the past i've years. He
was also actively identified with the management of
several other charitable organizations and for
twenty years was teacher in the Sunday school at
the Penitentiary. He married to Miss Margaretta
Wilson, daughter of leading merchant. in $780,
who. with two sons and two daughters. survives
him. r-.f.r- lt
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

Purser Hemrod. Of steamer Andes Purscr Fernnld. Of
steamer Acapulco and Purser Romscn OF steamer Ssnt
will please accept thanks for their polite stten
ttons.
STEAMER RArBroRy (Br. Rowies from baltimore for
London before reported putting back reached baltimore
yesterday with loss oil captain For particulars SEQ eon
era news columns
BARK MARxIoS before reported abandoned In the Pacific
WAS built by Webb In New York 1896 and In her
day was considered fine vessel or ato years she nad
been engaged In the lumber and coal trade between san
Francisco aud northern coast ports.
BARK ALSEBURc r, before reported damaged In gale
at San Francisco. was very slightly injured.
Bank ORSES (Nor Lokkcn from Rotterdam Sept 70 Tor
Galveston. In ballast stranded the 9th inst on the
Ancgada reefs and became total loss. Crew saved
BRIG ELLA trl, Mcdonald. from Lcth for 1ybce put IN
81 Johns NF Nov 10 for provisions and repairs 70 sas'
&c having experienced heavy weather on nor
She cleared for her destination on the lith
ScuR ANNIE LEwrs. LOWS, from New YORK Tor 81
kits. In ballast put into 81 Thomas 9Th fnst ashn'eu
scnR II Is SrEppxS, from baltimore. before reported
ashore the Potomac hauled OIL and arrveu NJ cx
Rndra Nov ~
Semi ELK returned San Francisco Noy having car.
cd away ruddef when Is miles sW OF f"iht Arena
BANGOR. Nov 22-As the schr Queen OF the west was
hauling OF the stream ycstcrday tne Hounoeu ne"r
the drawbridgc aud heeled over at low t'de'
GALVESTON Nov 1gschr Edna o. "a f9l 100 tons belong
ing 10 tho pilot association, which vessel was advertised
20 be sold yesterday bid In by Capt Mcdonald Tor the
association ~ B7uo.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

daughter the late Duchess of Alba the pictures OF
whom represent her as exceedingly charming ana
beautiful. The old Duchess taller. She goes
usually somewhat bent down. but to-day she ap-
peared in her full dignity grand and erect; and how
did she display her triumphant Joyl To perceive
just here in Madrid &C the royal Court,
in the midst or these old grandees, her
daughter respondent in imperial glory ana
majesty. was, OF course. her source OF
unbounded satisfaction. l saw how, led by the
Nuncio she took her seat at the royal table; how.
forgetfnl everything around her. she absorbed
ill looking AT her daughter. who was sitting between
the King and the Infant Sebastian. Mechanically
left selzed the bread which laid her plate and
put it yet before soup served. and without
breaking it. into her mouth, and, to my great
delight nibbled continually at it. am sure she
did not know neither what she was eating nor
drinking. When, after supper stepped up to her.
saluted and told her how enviaba position was at
this high and arstocraic of Spain. she seized
and frightened features l never would have
expected it of lady who, from the daughter
OF Scotch merchant, rose to the aristocratc
rank ot countess; who gave one OF her daugh-
ters 10 Enperor-not mistress, but as his
legal, rightfui wife. aud who had married her
second of the first and most powerful grandees
of the country" The Countess do wager shared the
honors and trumphs Of Eugcnie as in other days
she had shielded her from obtrusive and offensive
attentions. Subsequently. when the Empire fell and
dshonor seeRed be the only portion left. the
spirit revived and with maternal instinct she
extended the hand OF motherhood to her exiled
daughter After brief illness the distinguished
lady has succumbed to fate, and to-day the mobiles
and grandees OF Spain extend to her bereaved
daughter their consultations and sympathetic atten-
tiOps,
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrINwALL, Nov 14-Arrved brig Italia Br), Ricketts,.
Baltimore
HALIFAX. Nov 2l-saled stcamor cortes. Bennett.
New York
Sailed 23d. Nova Scotan (Br) Richardson Bal
tinore.
Arrived 3d. steamer Circassian (Br Wylie Liverpool
via st Johns. NF for Baltimore.
Also arrived 23d steamers Hibernian tBr) Archer Bsti
for Liverpoo Monarch (Br), Sockdse. Liverpool
for Now York.
PANAMA Nov l5Arrived steamer Salvador Pitts. Acs.
pulco.
Sailed 10TH steamer Honduras Dexter. Cham perico
OUHBEC, Nov 2l--Ceared steamers Brooklyn Br) Lin
dali LIVERPOOL! Pclyncsian BD. Brown. Liverpool; Prus-
sian (Rr). litchie Liverpool
Sailed DIST briys (r Nelly (rom MontreaD.
Gloucester: Henrys Br) Thompson tfrom dol, Queens
town-the last outward bound sailing vessels Of the
mers, Liverpool
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
IRELAND'S TROUBLES.

PROPOSED MASS MEETING OF sYMPATHrzINa
SOCIALISTS.
The English speaking branch Of the socialists in
this city held special meeting at their headquar-
ters corner Of Stanton and Christie streets. last
night. to make arrangements for holding mass
meeting to express the sympathy OF American
socialists with the farmers Of Ireland. Mr..
Hugh Corrgan presided and several trade
union represent ntatives were present. Samuel
Schimkowitz, the Secretary Of the Finance
Committee. submitted subscription lists which had
been circulated among the various sections OF the
socalistc party. It decided to hire either the
Cooper Institute the Germania Assembly Rooms for
the purpose OF the mass meeting. Messrs. Patrick
Ford, G. Osborne Ward Alexander Jonas. Henri
Drury and John Swinton suggested rs the
speakers who should be invited to address the meet
ing. Mr.. Thomas Brennan. President Of the Shoe
makers Union said that the of such movements
in behalf of the Irish nation was that probes
sional Irish politicians crept in and delivered
speeches to serve their own purposes. He hoped
that no one but an American one OF some
tionaliry not Irish would be permitted to speak.
Mr. Hugh Corrigan. president. and Messrs.
Theophie Millott Schwab. swinton. Collenburg
and Sotteerau were appointed a committee to draft
suitable resolutions aud 1t was decided to add tho
names OF Dr. Adolph Douai and A. Sanel to the list
Of speakers. .l
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

HALIFAX Nov 2-capt Bc,nett. of the stsamor Cortss
which Yesterday from ST Johns Ne reports that
a schooner hundred with only her fore
mast standing and laying 70 under close reefs foresai
cenld not a,csriain The name Of The schooner.
despatch frd4 North sydney cB says several vessels
Capt Livingston of Big Br.s dor. dragged her anchors
ard coiiided with brig Thomas Ridley Of 81 Johns.
NJ carrying foremast, jbboom. stan heons. bull
warks aud everything gone I. waters forward. Tho
Repeal loaded coal at Old Mines Tor Halifax and
and sunk short time afterward Ths
brig Thomas Ridley reseysd consdeFsbls damage about
aft, stern frame started and making water Brig Bal
Smashed mart ~ raj, yon And nsu nor
The Zsora, also of Newfoundland had her starboad
Of nd IA e'sra
chr Cuminnger OF Halifax had seven streaks OF boards
Ts Stranded schr sarats az r anu oray
33d--La,est aavices from Newfoundland give par,c-
schrs Wild, Briar, GREYHOUND and susan, about
storm Tho three vessels made Gieagsrry Head.
SHAPED their course for Quirpon and then made
the helms Of each pu, hard port but i was
late. they were in the wild blight right on the
ssaxy ans n ~ %ish water They next sn
their boats. and the crews of two OF the craft,
with their clothes gear, &C, and all safely landed
time of her when she sank. and young
s DEATH h"i Her body was found the next morning on the
beach, with other covering but her nightdress. The
three crafts had board Us indiyiduas-men women
Steamer Monarch from Liverpool Nov l2 in ballast for
New York day and she had
her propeller and will ht here new screw which she
miles east Canso the Faraday. steering
sr JOHN NIB Nov 23-Bark Twilight tBr) which arrived
here few after stormy passage OF sixtytwo
den and found badly strained Tho vessel will 20 on the
blocks for further examination
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
HIGHER WAGES DEMANDED.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. %. 1879.
The boiler makers of this city have formed an or
ganixation, and will demand advance Of ten or
fifteen per cent in their wages this week.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
WHALEMEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Arrived at Pavta Oct l3 bark Linda Stewart Crapo Of
NIB with 23o bbis oil making 33 bb,s all told.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
0Gce

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron THE
MONTHS or NovEMBER AND DECRMDkR.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
xxrAxTFD IMMEDT ATELY-vEssEL TO CARRY
w broken marble from Hastings to NewburE
w. N. BEARDsLEY CO.. "a Park row
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Barks Jason 0;cr) for Bremen. Naja f0er), Exeter;
0alatea (Bri. Queenstown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-13
The Tidy Passion.

The passion for tides is mania
which Overbalanoes the best regula.
ted female mind. When your wife
brings you up "all standing" in the
street, with a tug at your arm like q
vacuum brake, calculates swat o
minute" and then rushes wildly at q
shop window. you may know that q
hitherto unknown species of tidy has
been discovered. When Mrs. Young
love calls on her dear friend, Mrs.
Cosey, after the insincere kiss has
been interchanged, her eye roams
fiercely about the apartment, 10
search of tides, and if her eager op.
tic detects some new combination Of
silk. cotton, linen or embroid cry, she
Immediately exclaims, "How awfully
nice ; lent 1t puffeckly lovely; where
did you get it ? and on being inform.
ed nonohalantly by her friend thai
she picked it up" in Dublin or q,
South Kensington, as if she coca.
sionally visited those places of ar
afternoon for shopping purposes, j,
Immediately permeated with envy
and revoives 10 her mind the posi-.
bility of trip to the North Pole OF
Central Africa to secure some unap
proachably hideousl article of til,
same Naturalization Commercial
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