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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-23
The Vera Cruz Disaster
THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK


Important Accessions in Chautauqua
County.
JAMESTOWN, Sept. 21.-The Republican
ranks in Chautauqua county have had some
noteworthy accessions Among these is the
Hon. Porter Sheldon, ex-member of Congress
and a Tildon elector in 1876 At the opening
Of the Republican headquarters, Mr.. Sheldon
spoke and defined his political position, and
said that with the political slaughter OF Til
den and Robinson, and the unfurling of the
old Bourbon banner, he could no longer stay
in the Democratic ranks. Gen. Garfield, with
whom he enjoys close personal friendship,
was, in his opinion, "the most learned, accom-
plished, and just statesman in the land" Mr..
Sheldon's words will carry much weight with
them, as he is a man of ability, we'll known,
and respected in this community, in which he
holds the position of leading lawyer. John
j. Whitney, wealthy manufacturer, and Dr.
John Lord, an influential resident, both for
years staunch Democrats, will vote for Gar
field and the continued prosperity of the coun-
try. James 1. Fowler, who enjoys the local
distinction of being an exceptionally we'll read
lawyer and thoroughly posted on all news
of the day, will also desert the "Superb' for
Garfield. twill be impossible to compute the
influence the change these men have made
will have on those undecided persons who are
designated as "on the fence" but it cannot
fail to be great, for they are all men who are
universally respected and of large acquainl-
ance.
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More About victoria's Band.

SANTA FE, Sept %. On the oath the United
States and Mexican troops will make COM
bined attack on Victoria's band, now in Can
delorio mountains IN Mexico. The whole force
employed in the movement is about 5000 troops.
Tervassas moves in Mexico from the north,
Buel from the south in New Mexico, Grayson
from the east in Texas, and Carr from the west
IN Arizona. Buel is confident that the plan
will be successful. At daybreak on the 18th,
eighteen of Victorias band attacked the San
Jose stage station. sixty miles from Ell Paso,
and captured all the stage stock and 100 horses
belonging to citizens of Ell Paso. They killed
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The Presidents Movements.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. o.
The President and party, on arrival at Sacra-
mento last evening, were received by COM
mittee and military escort, and driven to the
residence of ex-Gov. Stanford. who entertained
the President during his visit to the Capital
The streets were thronged on the line of
march. To-day public reception will be held
at the CAPITOL
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The Wool Market.

BosTON, Sept. 22-[Reported for the Pressl.-Th
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
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I. o. o. F.
Meeting of the Grand I.od

Meeting of the Grand Lodge at Toronto.
TORONTO, Sept. 22.-The Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows yesterday elected the
following officers: L. j. Glenn of Atlanta,
Ga, M. w. Grand Sire; E. j. Leach of Keo-
kuk, Iowa, R. w. Grand Sire. 1t was decided
to hold the next session at Cincinnati in Sep
TENDER, 1881, when monument wi be dedi-
Gated in Odd Fellows Cemetery In the af-
ternoon the members of the Grand Lodge
with their friends visited places of interest in
the city, and in the evening attended grand
reunion at the Horticultural Gardens
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MAINE.

Steadman Sent to Prison for Two Years
DOVER, Sept. %. c. NJ. Steadman, the
bigamist, was sentenced to-day by Judge
Peters to two years at hard labor in State
Prison.
Sudden Death.
RocKLAND, Sept %. C. V. r. Boyn-
ton, city undertaken, fell dead from his hearse
while on the way to the cemetery this after
noon.
The State Fair.
LEWISTON, Sept. %. At the State Fair
this afternoon, in the trial for stations, for
Sl20, $50 and $40, first money was won by
Racket in three straight heats:
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INDIA.
Victims Of the Fatal LandSlip.

Victims of the Fatal Landslip
LAHORE, Sept. 22.-The following persons
were killed by the landslip at Naini Tai, one
of the hill stations of Northeast India:-L. Tay-
Tor, Assistant Commander of the Road Police;
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, Chaplain, and Major Nor
ply. of the 10th regiment; Mrs. Morphy, Mrs
Morgan, Mrs Turnbull, Capt. Frederick Good
ridge, Surgeon Hannah, Capt. haines of the
Royal Engineers, Capt. Balderston, Lieut.. Sui
livan, DR.. Hatchell and Lieut.. Carmichael
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Sent to Jail for Intimidating a Negro

PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. CIV. III. Pond,
charged with corruptly endeavoring to impede
administration of justice before the United
States Court by intimidating Jacob P. Davis,
a colored minister, who reported him for sell
ing liquor without license, has been sent on
by the United States commissioner to the
United States Court which meets at Richmond
October 5. Pond has been confined in Jail in
default of $500 bail. Davis, who was subse-
quently arrested on warrant issued at the in
stance of Pond, charging him with having OBJ
tanned goods under false pretences, and whom
Justice Kindred of South Amiphon county
found guilty and fixed a punishment of six
months in Jail and 80 lashes has been released
from custody under writ.of habeas corpus is
sued by Judge Hughes. Under the laws of
Virginia Daviss offence is only punishable
with stripes Justice Kindred pleads ignor-
ance of law as an excuse for sending Davis to
jail Davis says that while in Jail he was twice
shotat and was threatened with being burned
alive. After Davis had received thirty-nine
lashes, Pond wanted eighteen more given
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Memphis, Celebration

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept 22.-The city is gaily
decorated with flags and crowded with visitors
who have come to join in the celebration of the
continued good health of the city. The scenes
in the streets recall Mardit Gras occasion. Two
large arches have been built, one of which is
entirely of cotton bales. Transparencies greet
the eye of strangers at almost every crossing.
the most conspicuous of which is at the Ava
lanche office and reads:-"A solid South
solid for cotton, corn, trade and manufac-
TN >,
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Brig Phenix, hence for Bear River Ms. which
went ashore at eak's Island 21st, off at mid
night without damage and proceeded 22d.
Sch Para, Beal, from st Pierre for Jacksonville,
put into Nassau Mp 18th insl short Of provisions.
She will load wool for New York.
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New York stock and w onev ssar,.e..

new YORK. Sept, 22-Evening.- Money easy at 2
paper 41s@51asper cent, Sterling Exchange dull at
4Sos4 9481A for long and 4S31a04S3A for
hort. Governments opened strong and advanced
1s, but generally lost improvement at close while
A "a and as declined "A. State bonds steady Rail-
road bonds quiet. The stock market closed easier
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregate
ed 225. COO shares
me Following are uo-day's closing quotatioDs of
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There is an increased demand for Wool and hold
ers are more confident and firmer. 1t is now very
generally believed that present prices will be sus-
tanned, and that later in the season advance is
likely to be realized, although we do not look for
any material change at present.
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Cold Weather on MI. WASHINGTON

Boston, Sept. 22.-The Journals special
from Mt. Washington says the thermometer
eo-day ranged 27o at a. m. to 24o this evening,
the coolest weather since May 18th. Frost
feathers formed from twelve to sixteen inches
long. Maximum velocity of wind sixty miles
per hour. Weather foggy.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS

Ann Touse was burned to death at Amboy,
n. j., by lighting fire with kerosene.
A ferry steamer capslzed at Bordeaux yester-
day and six persons were dpowned.
The body Of Gen. A. S. Torbert arrived
at Jacksonville. Fla, from st. Augustine
Yesterday
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DEATHS

In this city. Sept %, Gertie May, infant child of
Peter b. and Sarah j. johnson. aged months.
In searboro, Sept. 10, suddenly, William Doherty,
aged 90 years.
In East Pittston, Sept. 49, Asbury Y. son of D. C.
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Quiet at CORNING.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 22-Matters at Corning are
reported quiet except the strikers continue to
threaten as to what they will do as opportupi-
ty may offer. 1t is generally conceded there
Will be no further serious trol BILE while the
troops remain on duty.
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. %.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-ndse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland. Pike, Boston for East
port and st john NIB.
Barque Carrie Heckle (of Portland Woodbury..
Lynn, with salt. Vessel to j Willard
Brig Martha A Berry, Tibbetts. Boston, to j S
Winslow Il Co.
Sch Mabel Mall Hall, New York.
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, New York.
Sch Alice Dean, Watts Boston, to load for Penn
broke.
Sch Brilliant Wheeler. Boston.
Sch Ianthe, Miller, Prospect Harbor-canned lob
ster to Burnham Il Morrill,.
Sch Bedadedec, from Rockland for New York.
Cleared.
Sch Waldemar, Redman, Waldoboro-Kensell &
Tabor.
Sch Orozimbo Guptill, Bangor
SAILED-Ship Geo Stetson; brig Phenix; schs
Ellen Morrison j Miller Congress- OroZimbo, L
Pierce, Harriet, Aida, and others.
FR1d OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LUBEC, Sept 16-Sld, barque Minnie Hunter,
Lathwate, Windsor, Ms sch l. McNichols, an
ming, do.
Sept 17-Sld, scbs Emma Smalley, Cousins, for
Hills boro; Clara Dinsmore, Chase, Boston.
Sept 1S-SId sch Good Intent. Mclean, Boston;
Clara Jane, Allen, Hillsboro.
Sept l9-Ar, sch Frances Ellen. Tanning Boston.
Sept 20-Ar, sch Fanny Flint, Warren Boston.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. %.
The following changes are reported the past week:
Manila and Ssal rope are both h2c higher. In
Drugs and Dyes Alcohol is quoted at 1892 20;
Morphine S5Q5 co. Potass Promide is Sc higher
In Fish, there is drop of l2c on large Bank and
small Csd, and 50c drop on Mackerel. There is
rise in OILS and slight decline on Rice. Eggs are
quoted 17d1Sc. Cheese advanced.
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MARINE NEW S.
A Floating Charmed House.

New YORK, Sept. 22.-Schooner Gladiator
supposed to belong to Yarmouth, N. S., was
found floating bottom up on the 18th inst by a
pilot boat. A dead man with rope around
him was hanging from the bowsplit, and from
the stencil about the vessel it is believed that
all her crew were inside the craft, decompos-
ing
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hEY WEST, Sept. 22.-Barque Caribou, from
Asplnwali, lost her captain and two men from
Cnagres FEVER, and the rest of the crew are
her to this port from the Tortugas, Asi"s
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The Meeting of Passenger and Ticket
Agents.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The National Associ-
alton of General Passenger and Ticket Agents
to-day discussed resolution increasing rates
on extra baggage and also on dead bodies he
matter was laid on the table, the committee on
roies not being ready to report. Adjournment
was had until tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.

A Family Poisoned by Smoked Salmon
New YORK, Sept. 22-Mrs. Berch and three
children were poisoned by eating smoked sal
mon here last night. The children will proba-
bly, die.
The Vera Cruz Disaster.
A letter from st. Angus inc, Fla,, says the
pilots did not rob the bodies or steal the cargo
of the lost steamer Vera Cruz. The robberies
were by outside wreckers, who threaten to kill
the man who telegraphs the facts North.
Democratic Outrage.
A portion of a torchlight procession of Boys
in Blue of Brooklyn was savagely assaulted by
a mob in ambush on Third street last night,
and some twenty men seriously injured. Only
so men out of 200 were enabled to reach the
rendezvous of the procession.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-23

Mich Cows-Extra Cows S50GS65; ordinary $40
@S45; springers $1S0S5O.
Store CattleThe call for them has been light and
there were but few in market. Many of the small
Cattle that in fair condition are bought up by
butchers to slaughter.
Sheep and Landslide supply from the West was
very light, mostly owned by butchers, costing IRON
512@614c P 1b live weight. There were over 1000
Sheep and Lambs brought into market from Maine
which were consigned to G. w. Hollis.
Swine Fat Hogs-prices ga @61sc p fb live
weight.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Rangoon Aug O. ship Isaac Reed Colby, FIN
Liverpool.
Sid 9th. ship Norris. Barstow, Channel.
At Batavia Aug 4, barque j d Peters, Lane. unc.
On the coast Aug 4, shin Danl Barnes, Slower, unc
barque Albert Erskipe. do.
Cid at Bassein Aug 5, ship Normandy, Turkey, for
United States.
Ar at Stockholm Sth inst barque James Brett,
Gibson New York.
AR at Gottenburg Sd inst, barque 1 Sargent. Kel-
ley, New York.
Ar at st Michaes Aug oath. sch Ward J Parks
Coombs Terceira.
Sid FIN Cardiff 9Th inst, barque Clara McGilvery,
Walnut, Demarara
At Montevideo Aug %, barque Samuel BALE
Haven, for Boston; brig j H Lane, Shute, for Now
York.
At st Domingo Sept 8, sch Carrie NJ Richardson
Richardson from New York.
AR at Turks Island 18th inst, brig Jessie Rhynas
Eaton Guadalupe. to load for Boston.
AT Barbados Sept 4, ship st James, Smith, for
Pensacola.
Ar at Nassau, MP. 18th inst sch Para, Beal, from
Martinique, to load for New York
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A Universalist Paper Suspended.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-By the failure of the
Williamson & Cantwell Publishing Co.,
weekly religious newspaper, The Star in the
West, organ of the Universalist church, sus-
pended publication.
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In this city, Sept 81 by Rev F. E. Clark, Daniel.
W. Mckay Of Holliston Mass, and Miss Annie NJ
Kittredge of Eden, Me.
In this city, Sept. 22 by Rev. Herbert W. Lathe,
F: P. Shumway, Jr., of Melrose, Mass, and Miss
Lizzie A. Elliot of this city.
In this city, Sept. 81, by Rev. j. NJ. Lowden, Ed
win r. Wescott and Apphia l.. Cheever.
In Brownfeld, Sept. 81, by Rev. E. s. Jordan.
Chas y. Harmon and Miss Lila A. Bartlett both of
Brownfeld.
In Porter Sept. 16, by Rev. E. S. Jordan. Matthew
e: Pratt and Miss Avilda g. Fogg both of Lowell,
Mass.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 18th, ship Oracle Morri-
son, Queenstown or Falmouth.
Sid 10th, ship Spartan. Reed. Departure Bay.
Cid 21st, ship Manuel Llaguno, Pendleton for
Liverpool.
CELLAR KEYNS-Sld 17th sch Marion P Champ
ln Freeman, New York.
FERNANDINA-Ar 18th, sch White Sea, Storer,
New York.
Ar 18th sch Mary Helen Crocker Porto Rico
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Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, Sept. p.
Amount of stock at market 505S; Sheep and
Lambs $3.50; Swine 13, $50: Veals so; number of
Western Cattle 4544; Eastern Cettle 2S9 Mich
Cows and Northern Cattle 225
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 fb, live weight-Ex-
trs quality at 3 1906 1919; first quality at 0Oa
ity at 2594 SO; poorest grades of coarse Oxen
Bulls. etc.. 3 2594 121s.
Brighton Hides Size p fb;!Brighton Tallow 61s@
GA y fb.
Country Hides at 71s@sc y fb; Country Tai
low 334 0d4c % fb.
Calf Skins at 10@11c ~ fb Lamb Skinsi75c0I 90
each; Sheep Skins at soc each.
Working Oxen-There were some very nice pairs
in market. We quote sales of
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Brattleboro Excited at Waite's Arrest.
BRATTLEBoRo, VT, Sept. pa telegram
received here this morning announcing the ar
dent of the First National Bank of this place,
created an excitement only equalled by the
first news of his defalcation.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Spar Buoy heretofore marking North end of
Outer Lodges, entrance to Camden Harbor Maine,
has been changed to I'd class Can Buoy. painted
black and marked No. L. During the winter this
Can Buoy will be replaced by Spar Buoy.
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Portland Wholesale Prices Current.


OOOPSA uS 80
HID. Shocks
Mol. City,. 2 000
Sug. City. a 1 so
Jug. Sawed 709 80
inc Sugar
Boxshooks 45@
Heading.
uce
35in. 1919 20.
ne ...... 100 20
ard Pine. 230 "a
Hoops, aft 20 00@28 90,
Short do 8ft1O 00912 00I
lift s 00@
Pop'rStaves1 6 00@17 90
Spruce r'gh GA O0I
K. O. HID.
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Il aropesH WI srssess.

BY Telegraph.l
LIVERPOOL Sept. 22-12.5o P. M.-Flour 9s@
lIs; WINTER Wheat at S. 3d@Ss 3D.; Spring Wheat
rs 6d9os l0d California average at IS 3da9s sd;
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nope '..... Ii 70 t0lo ~
Sisal. .101201112
Drugs and Dyes.
acid Oxalic... 11@ Ia
" tart 800. a 65
Alcohol % gal. 2 1892 20
Alum ........, 3@ 8
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Sept %, l A. M.
For New England,
Clear or fair weather, north to northwest
winds, rising barometer, slight changes in the
temperature followed during the night by
falling barometer and winds shifting to easter
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CHINA.

An Outbreak in Canton - Europeans
Threatened.
LONDON, Sept pa special from Shanghai
reports serious disturbances in Canton. The
Europeans have been threatened and ARE in a
state of alarm The military has been called
out and several rioters have been killed and
wounded.
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In the 2.3i class, purse $3.50, $50 and $50,
nine horses started and five heats were trotted
Edward Wares br. s. Ino won two heats and
G. r. Moulton's blk. S. Sherwood won two
heats. In the fifth heat Ino came in ahead,
but her time was taken away on account of a
bad break. The race was postponed until
Thursday afternoon. Time-2.334.
No. 6, race for four-year-olds, purse $50, $50
and So Three horses started: M. c. Delano,
r. m. Nora Perry; James Dempsey, b. s. John
Lambert and j. P. Norton, b m. Allie Brooks.
The race was won by Nora Perry.
Barns Burned.
BANGOR, Sept. %. A barn owned by
Mr.. George Dickey caught fire tonight and
was entirely consumed Insured for 5000.
The flames spread to the barn of L. G. Tracey
which was burned, together with his house.
Traceys loss is about $4,000; no insurance.
Mysterious Disappearance.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. %. Charles Stewart, of
York, came to this city Sept. 16, since which
time nothing has been heard of him, ali search
proving futile.
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Closing prices Sept. 22 as reported by HEN.
Pinkhaln, Stock Broker, 80 Exchange street:
SALES. BID. ASKED.
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nEpARTuRE oE OCEAN srEAmERs

MINIATURE ALMANAC SEPTEMBER %.
Sun rises DAD High water ....... / .46
Sun sets. .........-. 5.55 Moon rises...- S.1S
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club do at SIS 4da9s Sd; Corn at As Id Peas at
rs Id. Provisions &c.,-Pork lis; Beef at 62s Cd;
cheese at 63s; Lard at ASS; Bacon at 42s@45s;
T . S5s I'd, at London 36s Cd.
Erie i034
LIVERPOOL Sept. 22-12 80 I. M.-Cotton market
weak; Aiddlins uplands at 71Sd orleans 5-16d;
sales 5000 bales speculation and export 900.
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PORTLAND, Sept. 21.
tvI Foitiand, - care miscellaneous inerchapdiss,
Tor connecting roads b6 miscellaneous n.of
rhAndise
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Gen. Grant and the Republican Cam
raior

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-In reply to despatch
Gen. Grant telegraphs to Marshall Jewell that
while he will do all in his power to aid the
Republican cause he cannot now engage to at
tend any meetings
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Sept G. lat As n lon 10 w. shin Alice d Cooper
Brown, from Cardiff for Bombay
Sept u. lat Al 43, Ion 81 OF, ship Richard ILL.,
Hubbard, from Helsingfors for New York.
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FROM MERcHANTs' ExCHANGE

AR at New York 22d, steamer Saratoga, from
Havana.
Ar at Havana 18TH barquc Rachel Robinson, Ma
tanZas.
Sid 18th, barque Shetland, Haskell, for Boston;
Norena, Chase Delaware Breakwater; 18th, barque
Isaac jackson. Welsh. Caibarien
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst sch Nellie L Morse
Hawley Portland; 18th. barque F L Genera, New
York; sch A H Waite Portland.
Sid 18th, brig Merriwa, Downes, Cardenas and
North of Hatteras
Ar at Cardenas 10th sch John H Converse, Coffin
10th. brig Aerriwa, Matanzas.
Sid 11th. barque Endeavor, for North of Hatteras
brig Geo Burnham, Staples, do; 18th, Rocky Glen,
Higgins. do; Kodiak do.
Ar at Seville 18th inst, barque Ada Gould, Mer-
rift, New York.
Ar at Cardiff 21st inst, ship Commodore. Blanch-
ard, Hull.
Ar at Marseilles prev to 21st. barque Elmiranda,
Staples, New York.
Passed Queenstown 21st, ship Screamer Cousins
from New Orleans for LIVERPOOL
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Saily EeSsnessic GeceisssH.
ny water eonveyaaes- bush O,,TnsrS,i Is, =
Al q
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.srnyiarnna

HfGFKsf0mS.
Mess Beef. 8 5O@1O 90
| Elk Mess. 10 75@l1 90
| Plate. IL 50@11 rs
Elk Plate..12 00@12 90
Pork
Backs. 20 50@2O rs
5lear. ..l9 500l9 10
less. -. IL 00917 so
1'ns....." log IL
Tub, P ID. ....914@ 9ss
Tierces, ID P..9 q 91s
Pail. =. 1904 @11A
| AeSS 49,. :.
|
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is al.
ways reliable. "a pure mustard not only helps d-
gestion but cures Dyspepsia.) Sold by all leading
grocers in full weight tin cans
RPHECRUST, Dumplngs, noughnuts, Bis
cults, Flapjacks &c. &C.. made light and sweet with
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18

THE CHURCH FOUNDED BY CAMPBELL
PsCUIIARIIIEs OF THE WORSHIP AID BELIEFS OF
THE DISCIPLES o. CHRIsr-ALExAND@R CAMP
BELLS WORK-THE BREADTH OF GENERAL CAR
FIELDS RELIGIOUS OPINIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18
THE PERTLS OF SEA BATHING.

SPRING LAKE, N. j., July 1.-Two ladies.
guests OF the Monmouth House, had a narrow escape
from drowning last evening. Venturng out some dis
lance they let go of the the herope. when they were
swept off their by the undcrcurrent Their
screams attracted the attention Of the bathingmastcr
who reached the ladies they about to go down
Brought to the shore in an unconscious cOhullOn, III
was time bdtore they wore restored 10 conscious
ness. One OF the ladies' was Miss fhps OF Ne"-iorh
ISLAND CITY BEACH, n. j., July l7.-Alfred Commody.
Of Bath n. Y, was drowned last night while bathing in
the dark He cautioned by friends on shore not to
swim too far, as he subject TO cramps He was
twenty-sIx years Of age unmarried, and was CONNER
clal salesman.
CHICAGO July 17.-Isaac Atkinson. OF tho firm OF
Davis. Atkinson & Co.. prominent pork packers, was
drowned in tie lake this morning while bathing. He
sank almost Immediately on entering the water, and
although his body quickly recovered by his sonln
law all efforts at esuseltaton were in vain
Bernard McGiven. age thirty, Of One-hun-
bred foriyninthst. nnd FOurth-ave, was drowned
Friday, while bathing IN the Harlem Rlyer His body
was recovered and removed by friends In the evening