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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
DISTRACTIONS on PIERS.

Two complaints were laid before the DOCK Com
mssioners Yesterday that owing 10 cOnhl2nees fall
ing remove goods from pleis, where vessels arc
unioading. Other vessels have been delayed III M
loading by reason OF such distractions. The Com
iDlssIoners ordered that all goods having been on
the piers longer than ioTty -egLt hours shall be at
once removed or be stored at the expense OF the
COnslguee5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
DEATH OF ~ INsANE MAN.

An unknown man was found Ia West Broadway
Yesterday morning tearing his halr and running
wildly t. AMI fro. he wa taken to the thamneiN
street HOSPITAL and adjaGgcd insane. In few
hours he died The man WAS dressed bike lahorer
and from papers found in his pocket his name is
suuposed TO nave been Thomas McGJWan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
urv vopK nAuv TR1BuNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1880

"a, ,u.., xecu,ors He IL about fifty years old, and
~, ~ d. mennor some cold and r. served
is thorough comprehension OF he innsi," ~, aoIec
M, naive co,,utiy has undoubtedly dictated hls seec
non os Muister tn United state Denmark ekpnIs
coeay farm and diiry products, AMI tue cOuinanuh3
nosiI,on suddenly Hchicvct In the markets OF lh W.T.
v American products Of this class has xcted III lni,
ounIry a new and strong interest In her unexpected
competOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
GOING HOME no MEET UJS DOOM

Rosario Mcli, the fugitive Italian brignnd and
murderer " no was arrested III >an Francisco and
brought to this city on the way 10 Italy, was yes
terday placed Oh board the steamship Canada,
winch sailed Tor Iiavrc at o'clock III the morn
ing He was handed over to two Iiahan officers on
board the steamship. Before his depart pre said
TO Un..ed States Deputy Marshal Bernhard. that
Although innocent Of the crimes he was charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

THE LOST CITY OF VERA CRUZ.
THE SURVIVORS, INFECTED HERE oN FRIDAY 49, 1HE
LETTERS WASHED ASHORE REMAILED.

Il
LETTERS WASHED ASHORE REMiILED.
At the Office of +. Alexandra & sons Yesterday
there was very httle To be learned Ill refer
encc TO the City of Vera Cruz In TIE
owen dated Charleston :. c. Septembt: !. saying
" FIVE of the crew ot thc CITY OF N.a truI ana
| leave on steamer Charleston 1t = PM" J"ih AicN,
andre said To CEiBUNE reporter Nc"td
think NJ owen uas made Two mistakes III ms
Every b, dy knows that tie Cnar esiOn has becH avs
ahlcd and think, without doubt, Mr. owen must
have meant the steamer G .orge W. clyde Then lie
on 1ht 10 have said fix Survives ol the era Csu|
instead of five At the Office OF W. L. Ciyd' * 90.
the reporter learned that dispatch was received
there yesterday mOrnine stalng that tue steamer
G.. V. Clyde left Charleston tuesday a.
ternOon with seven Of the Survivors on the
CITY of Vera Cruz board. She Is expected To al
George K. Cnoiwen the secretary of the Board of
Marine Underwriters. said yesterday to a IhEOSF
our agent in Florida, tomorrow III re-
gard TO the Vera Cruz disaster. | received
a telegram from him on saturday. SAYING that ne
had mailed such letter. AMI it Ought 20 be- here
sufe bv Tomorrow. Mr.. kells Is one Of those rare
men who write long and interesting letters ana
have 10 doubt II will be full of the details Of tie
accident" Postmaster james received the 1oliOw-
ing letter yesterday from Washington;
POST OFFICE DEPAETMENT, }
OFFICE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WAsHINGTOS. ID. c.. sept. 7, lo5O.
Under date OF the ri last. lhe postmaster OF Day
Grove Florida by leitr received loGSN vor CE
picket up on coast his office and III his pos
AZ. sion. The mail was IN sack, when was open "H'H
fonud have telccrapued the postmaster OF 81 Augu>'
tine Florida To direct by the quickest possible means
the forwarding OF said mail 10 your Office
VIZ JOHN II. BLACKFAN
superintendent OF Foreign Mails.
Assistant Postmaster Pearson said Yesterday, that
without doubt this referred TO the mail received at
| this CITY Monday. All the letters OF THIS mail nave
| been rrmailed at the oiiice here. As the mucIagt
| on most of the letters had been washed OIL they
were resealed and the following stamp put o"
them:
Post ONCE Ncw-York, y. Y. This letter wac washed
ashore at Augustine, Florida, from wreck OF steam
ship City of Vera Cruz.
John Fay, of Philadelphia, brother of Miss sadie
Fay Oue Of the victims oi tie disaster. called AT the
| office of +. Alexandra & Sons yesterday morning
lie stated that his sister gong 10 visit sister
| IN Havana She lived with her mother and himself
| at No. j32 BaInbrldge-st.. Phiiadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
AUERD OF STEERS At LARGE.

Uobo.cn At an early hour Yesterday N rnlug wren
they became badly frightened by passing wagon.
and sea tered IN al directions, the h"rdslncr SUE
cp..liug ~ capturing II them exc p eight, winch
are a 4 at large. OIc Of IN steers lan GOV
Wa,liuct1n-,t and knocked down woman who
was crossing Che street. Nhr t"s NOT seriously IN
i.u,-vaTd AZ Talon Hi. Near Wcehawten it'at-
facEed "a lame man ard toss.d him over fence,
more frightened than hurj. Ii then ran az street
c,r hnt va, driven on by several pstol shots fired
al i. uv 50 a men. he bulic's seemed to nave an
effect ami ,he steer ran up rough Union Hdl
Another of the ESCAPED animals ran tnr"uEn one OIL
III 1t -, If thc frIr,- o,>r al the foot of Fcuy-st
aud WAS cas-, captured. The others ran ont OF tic
meadows. vncrc they worc quietly feeding at night
fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
MANLY Two THOUSAND IMMIGRANTs.

The same busy scenes which were common at
Castle Garden in May aMd June. when the average
arrivals of imuIgTa ITS were nearly 2,ooO ddlN'"y
BE- seer row. ~ since September began llulhlgIah's
ha .e arrived ~ much larger NUMBERS than Tor TWO
months Previous. Yesterday Ave European steam
snip, landed tO;ai cf 1,9I6 lmnlgrahs AZ Caste
Gartrn-tnc LcssIup. from Hamburg. 600; Laura
dor from II4vrc. GIL; HapsbHrg, IRON brrlnen
2s7: Wyommg, from Liverpool 2l9; state OF
For In. from Glasgow. 100.
Surrrlu, eutleit jackson said yesterday that the
IMMIGRANTS arriving now are mostly Germans, ana
al bar the evidences of being an industrious ana
rugged class, with uialS mace l'r thci Iu'UIr DC
foi, l4ayiny home. He added that the imm grafton
il nloIc S. ,touatIc than ever before ana that
VERY Jew arrive who have not settled upon thciI
destination and employment aud who do not ui-
drr,tand fully the iatulc and the dcyclODncntS OF
the part OF the country whittier they are bound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
rnr SrArE HOMGOPArHlC SOCIETY,".

The second and closing days proceedings OF the
twenty.nlnth semi-annual meeting OF the ntate
Homeopathic Society were attended Yesterday py
n large plumber of physicians and others IN me
Council Chamber of the Brooklyn CITY Hall. Dr.
A. t. Wright occupied the chair aud the first papers
read were presented bv the Bureau of Gyn8coiogy.
Three women physicians read papers. tributes TO
thc character of tue late DR.. Constantine
Herring of Philadelphia, were paid by
Drs. r. p. Wells and Lillenthal. Dr. w;
observed in regard to the effect of tight
lacng as the Of disease, In the report ot OF
the Bureau of OtOlogy the use OF The naseI doncnc
N-as Ii,cllssed Dr. j. Parker Lewis of Buffalo,
was appointed chairman of the committee 10 con-
fer with the Legislature on the subject OF color
blindness tests Dr. Verona advocated, in paper
on "Cou,e,vi,lon III Surgery" that no blood should
be shed unnrce sarilv nor undue pam inflicted by
surgeons. Or. j. W. Downing, president OF me
American Institute of Homeopathy, &ddressed the
society The society adjourned at p. IN. 10 pro
coed to the Hotel Brighton on Coney Island, ioi
the som-annual dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

him with arson In tho early morning or July D ~.
was seen bv John II. Sturgeon TO ponr kerOsehe WI
ON the stoop of the frame house No. 2O0 East One
hundred- and-twenty-n aud TO set hfe to IL.
So far as could he ascertanod. Lloyd had no reason
for his action. He did not know the people wn9
occupied the house. Judge Gders!eeve sen'epceu
HIM 10 State Prison for six wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
MARINE lNINhhiGENOM.
MfvIArutr ALuANAc.

MISIAIU r. AGuANAC
snn rise. $1,000 63t sun s,is 60. geo clock low pa Ols
Aoon SET. o1 'aoot eoltn,. 4:l Moons Is3lAYs.
~ wAtLK TO-DAY
SANDY noo.. 1919 IL 20 lis iato.... 10
PEDAL u
sandy UooK. l;l6 lny. Isall l:iJ, dtn fIo ll5
AUIp NnUS
POHT OF Nl.W-YDNk ......SEPT. \.
A..itiN ~
ST. labrador tFr' Saycc HIyrc Aug ., T. de BcOan
str ,-sng tGr NOss HtmCurs Aug > AMI laSre -. To
kUuLaIdt s co
S STATE OF Florida tBc. Johnston. glasgow Aug II and
I.rup To BALDWIN q 60.
III bristol Ciry tIu Peters brisio! Is days. Arkell
& CO.
nr darlington ,Bt MctcaN Antwerp Ang 10 aad Cardiff
o. VITA iton ~ order. weasel to- Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

swell" What delightful fellow that Da
VIE j., i,iy-aI4 p.l.s. Always open - Man II tna
vof Ycs. just ST, anyone who wants to put soine'
u IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
Ir.poNslpIr FOR An ENCIyEERs DEATH.

III. steam tu9 General Sheridan ran IntO a iTauS
fer sionp ~ he New-ilavru Railroad Company, on
AUGUST l6. ~ Inc last River s'e lm-plc Was
br Ken and William Schmidt, the engineer OF the
tugbnat. Wa, e.al1"d IN the h"icr-Tooin. lie dici
ia bellevue Hospital Coroner Herman held the
ma .c,i yr>te day. several witnesses testified 10
them b2cl that me Iutemp' rate nab,s OF the cap
tan IL tn tugJoat were the eau OF tie ~ ciuc.
~ il,y l,rad iic following verdict That Nul-
lam X mat III ID from scald' received on board the
tur &c eral Sheridan. while IN the disc large OF Ing
duty a. engineer of sad boat. on tGe loth cav Ui
Aprus. 1850: and we fart lcr find that Captain +.
A. Barlow. tue master Of SAID tug. contributed 10
that result Dy MS fa lure u peFioiiA his dutV as
master and pilot OF Ties id boat Oh this OCCASION"
Coroner HERMAN held Captain Barlow III u, 600
bal to await the action Of tie Grand Jaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

A CRIME WITHOUT A PURPOSE.
Henry Lloyd, in the Court Of General Sessions
yesterday, pleaded guilty to indictment charging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
4 POLICEMAN on TRIAL FOR ASSAULT.

Officer Wood of the Mulberry Street police,
ArrMgned before Commissioner Mason at Police
He .dqaarteIs, Yesterday, on c.iafgc of clubbing
James Gibbs, G No. 90 Mott st, two
weeks ago. The assault. accurtlng 10 Mr. Gibbs,
was unprovoked. ana insult Was added 10 Injury
Ia er m the day when the Clli er arrested him for
assault aid battery In his defence the policeman
sad I at Gibbs was dIsOrGcrly person. aud the
latter WAS made tn admit [. ut his appearance in
Court az q prisoner Tor dls"rccry conduct was of
repnl,r occurrence. His record was bad that
Commissioner Mason wondered that he should have
called himself "pcac able cltzsn :" but as Mr.
Gibbs insisted with IndlgGat: on that lac was co.
ti,d 10 that name, the case was closed ana decision
rrserIcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

with pOwerfn for dyspepsia and try that Olahd ou
e.tl,hlng specific. AGLN OF MAFNEelA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.

BEoNXvULE.-A al glove factory mas just been
established ar Il point on tie Bronx hiNer snort
distuuc" from IrOlXvllc.
NFw-HOCiIt Lit john and Henry sharpe. broth
OF, were arrested on Tuesday n.gh on su picion of
having entered tine premises OF Or. H. h. nuuling-
ton IN PiOspcct-Sf AcY-R0chcr, and s,olen silver
ware valued al a5"@t so. Thcy were neld Tor eX-
nminNlIOn hY .In,tice P.nckEeY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

n. n.--f large stock oe ere nest tip-war~.
hoI1ew-wmrr. hardware. ShtIery. &C.: aIse :
great variety ~ goods NJ All kinds IN ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

The EVANSVILLE CouRIER.--The adj
vcrtisement OF this best Of wecklies in
Indiana. will be found in another coll
umn. The Weekly Courier, under il
present management has attained high
rank as family journal, giving all the
news, choice literary matter. and always
ably and boldly advocating the interests
of the laboring masses. 1t will be seen
that in addition to sending the Weekly
for 81 rs. it presents 10 each subscriber
as premium valuable treatise on the
horse. Itshould have wide circulation.
If our railroad ever makes connec-
tion with Evansville, the Daily Courier
will become indispensable to many OF
our citizens, as it will be received here
then several hours sooner than the Gin
Louisville or st. Louis dailies.
which now nearly monopoIize the BUSH
ness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

FIGHr.--On Saturday last. Jim Vincent
and Sam wigginton. confined IN Jail,
were fed too well by the Sheriff, and got
spunky at each other. Sam had In his
hand an old barlow knife. which Vincent
told him to put up, and falling to do 50.
Jim struck him over the head with a
poker, cutting considerable OF q cash.
when Sam put the knife in his pocket,
and "went for Jim, in way altogether
too vigorous for him. lie got jim
down, and was checking or his wind,
when Jim cried "cnough." just a.
Sheriff Cox, who was not at home al the
time, got there. and separated them.
Hubster, The other inmate. was so badly
frightened he shut himself up in q cell
till the fight was over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

PERSONAL. Several drummer" were
In town this week.
Mr. August Mayer, who has been Wis
ting In Jasper several days started for
his Arkansas home Tuesday.
Mr.. Tobias lIcrbig returned from his
excursion 70 Mardi Gras. a. New Or
LEANS, last Friday, feeling considerable
better for his trip. lie brought young
| live alligator home with him.
Mr.. J. II. Chrismon and G. Senneng.
of Portersv.lle. started for Cincinnati
on Tuesday on a business trip.
Dr. f. #. Hill. Of Portersville. who
has been attending course of lectures
in Cincinnati. is expected home to-
morrow.
! Mr. Adam Rudolph. the enterprising
merchant at Portersville. was in town
on Monday last and called in TO see ms.
! Mr.. Yves. Greene returned from an
tended trip 10 Kansas and the Indian
Territory last Friday. lie was taken
down with pneumonia on Saturday. and
has been confined to his room ever since.
though we are glad 10 learn he is now
Improving.
Mr.. Jos. Seacat returned home from
Crawford county on Friday last. where
he has taken his family to visith his wife's
father. lie is an applicant for appoint
ment as census enumerator for Balm
bridge township.
Rev. w. ID. Woods, Of Terrc Haute.
passed Monday night in Jasper. He had
been assisting his brother, Rev. J. T.
Woods, in revival meeting at Mt. Zion,
In this county, and was on his way home
Mr.. BENJAMIN Kelso. a well-to-do far
mer of Boone township is lying very
low with consumption.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

was taken with an acute attack OF
rheumatism last fall, and confined 10
bed. AZ first employed physician.
without benefit; then sent to Wanglcr
Bros Drug Store. and obtained a bottle
Of ST JAcoEs On, the use Of which soon
gave me relief. and cured me Of the at
tack. can safely recommend 1t to all
suffering with Rheumatism.
Respectfully,
MATT. McDERMoTT,I. G. n. n. Shops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

Mrs. Emma Withers having procured
the latest styles Of stamping patterns
especially adapted for pillows is prepar-
ed TO execute work on short notice. She
also makes combings into puiFs. curls.
switches, &c. Those wishing work done
in this line would DO we'll to give her n
call. All kinds Of hair ornaments made
to order. II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

"Ihe total number or delegates in
me next Democratic State Convention
VIII oe 1859. which will Be one delegate
Tor each two hundred votes cast for Gov.
y illiams ~ 1879, and delegate for each
traction q one hundred and over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

All citizens OF Dubois county, regard
less Of former party affiliations. who APP
prove Of the present position Of the
Democratic party in its contest against
fraud, monopolies, anil the dangerous
tendencies to monarchial government
and the oppression Of the free laboring
masses, a represented by the advocates
Of a strong government" and the
election by the banks and close monopo-
lies OLA President for a third term, and
who will vote with the Democracy the
coming fall, arc requested to meet in
Mass Convention, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th. 1880.
ut 10 o'clock n. m, al the Courthouse in
Jasper. for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the Democratic State, Con-
grcssionaI and Judicial Conventions, and
also to Representative Conventions with
Martin and Pike counties, and also to
select County Executive Committee
and the various Precinct Committees for
each election precinct in the county.
Hon. FRANKLIN LANDERS,
AND
Lieut.. Gov. ISAAC II. GRAY.
have been invited BY the Executive Com
mittee to be present and address the peo-
pie on that occasion. Come one and all.
By order Of the Committee.
CLEMENT DOANE. Chairman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

NOTICE l. hereby given that the
- partnership heretofore existing in
The milling business. known as the
!" Union Mills between the undersigned,
u dissolved 10y mutual consent. Joseph
Egg having sold his interest 10 the other
partners, who will continue the business.
and who are solely liable for all in
debtedness OF the late firm. and are also
entitled to collect all due the late firm.
JoSErH EcG.
MARTIN ScliEuRicli, JR.,s
ELizAnErH EGG.
hsrER, Feb ~. lss0-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27

THE ExoDUs.-Dr. Adams and Mr.. S
Stuckey, two staIwarts of Pike county
who live in Petersburg. but own farms
are importing darkies to work on their
farms, inthe places formerly occupied
by white laborers. A reporter of the
Democrat interviewed them with the
followingsrcsnlt:
"Rep.-Mr. Stuckey. there isa report
jn.circu!afion to the effect that you and
DIR. Adams have agreed to import a
number q negroes for your farms?
Stuckey-Well, / can tell you all !
know about It. DIR. Adams and ! were
converting on this subject Of the "exo-
dus" Hercmarked that he had notion
20 send for family, and | told him to
write for two families and I would take
one. He said he would do so but have
not heard with what result.
Rcp.-Are there no idle white men in
this section?
6.-Yes. sir; plenty Of them, but they
won't work. You may pick up any OF
the numerous ioafcrs around town here
and 0fFar them work and they won't do
it. want hands for my farm that can
trust, so that when i leave home on busi-
ness they are not As likely to drop every
4 thing and 60 hunting as to do the work
they are paid % do.
Later in the day an interview was Sc
cured with DR.. Adams with the follow
ing result:
Rep.-Doctor, when do You expect
your negroes to arrive?
Doctor-I don't know exactly. They
ought to be here pretty seen.
Rep.-To whom did you write for
thcm--to Martindalc, New or Holloway
Doct0r--To none Of them. wrote to
Iangsdale, OF the Grecncastle Banner.
Hep.-How many other families than
the two for yourself and Sticky did you
tell him to send?
Doctor told him thought we could
find places for three or four others, and
10 send them along.
Rep.--What was your object in this?
Doctor-Weii, rather like the excite
ment II will create in the county. / am
not candidate for any office, and con-
scquently il cannot hurt me politically
however II may turn out"
1t will be seen they give as an excuse
that white laborers are loafcrs,v anl
that the darkies, though entire strangers
can be better trusted. twill be notice.
too that they sont to the Republican head
quarters Of the North Carolina cxodu
for the darkies. Of course white labo
must give place 10 them, or else agree 4
vote as their employees dictate. tn,
one darkcy buck sent by Republican
managers to Dubois county. is now liv
with his family in a 2 by shanty, OF
Mr.. Buchart's farm in this township
that no one can live comfortably in, and
was never intended As residence, hav
ing neither floor norceiIing, nor chimney
nor windows, but was built as tenn
porary shelter for hands In case OF q sud
den rain. lie Is keeping himself, ant
working for 80 cent : day at making
rails. How do white Republican labor
crs like the prospect OF coming to these
terms and wages? This Il what ths
leading Republican managers meant b,
getting up the exodus. II you arc will.
ing 70 come down TO II, vote the Repub.
mean Scket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-27
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following advertised letters II not
called for within thirty days, will be
sent to the Dead-letter Office:
GESTLEMEN's LIST.
Beck Thomas Hike Henry
BARKER Jake larger FideI
Condif James w .Jerger Fredolin
Doll Leopold Kerby Leroy
DcBrulcr Hume Koch Valentine
Englehart Paul Mason Alcs
Farrell John Schneck Henry Il
IIoficr Benjamin Woods Frank
LADIES' LIST.
Connrd Miss Mag Johnston Cecilia
Hermich Elizabeth Jarboe Miss Lizzie
ALOIs GRAMELsPACHER. n. NJ.
February 18th, 1880.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-22
Scoop of the Period.

The r. T.. V. & Ga. Il. Il. Is looming
up like huge geological upheaval. Inst
week We noted that II had bought the
Hplmn, Rome & Dalton Road. This let's
|, tap the cotton area. Now It has male
consolidating arrangement by which
u means to flank the \. VI. 4 o. II has
acquired control Of the York River Road'
the Il. A. panylllc, and the n. {. chain
Of ronds ending Mt Paint Rock, opposite
hurrlstnwn. lIy this arrangement Ila
through frclglts viii b diverted ut Nor
rlsiOwn. via. Paint Rock, Greensboro,
D,n,lllc aud Richmond, to West Point,
where deep water Ia met This Il hugo
scheme, and one which Gen. Malone
ben, sll the energies " l,is life to avert.
hut Malone was hrhcadcd aud now.
here II N.