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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

OF defense was first used, Suffice 70 say, how
over that barbarlana ia all countries are
known 20 have used swords Of different kinds
IN battle The real 'teohnlque' Of fencing
was not we'll understood until the days OF
ehlyalry, which became prominent about the
Tenth Or Eleventh century and remained No
Tor several more. Fenoerh increased In deH'
terity on ratio which the 10 called ''ehly'
airy" did with the community but with tho
adyento Of gunpowder II has given way 10 oeyo'
ution, aud today Is praotleed "a rule, Tor
far different purpose than what instlgated
lta old time development
IN France aud Italy II 10 stu looked on 40
way OF rsttlng questions Of honor, and, ~
10 we'll known word In received occasionally
from those countries how some well known
persons have fought a duel with raplefu,
There are schools In those countries Tor learn
Ing tho art, Tor aa an exercise u h most eS'
oellent, A person 10 fence we'll must DO
quick and active on tho legs, and ~ a
Htrengthener 10 the wrist handling tho folla
Is uneNeelled, Nothing could show better
tho use which praotlelng tho game II put 10
than tho fact that most scholars In the SOW
eral countries whore the game IA praotleed
are taugh 20 fence with either hand, there
by, aa any ono can 700, bringing the game
not 10 degree OF oSportnesa Tor self defense,
hu, 70 point Of good general exercise,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
CANTON, OCT. SA, at BARNETT HOUSE
Masslllon, Oct, 10th, at Conrad House
Alliance, Oct, ilth, at Chase House


AHo NNfHNN oH wv NNrls WV sHN' "N'f''"
This eminent German apeclallat from Berlin
positively cures nll dlseaaea u The Eye, Enr,
NOae Throat and Lungs after All Olhepi fail, Ito
has cured mOio Oafeh VI Blndneaa, Deafness,
Calarrh, Throat and Lung Diseases than any
Chronic DIsenaea OF tho Eye, auch
an OrnnulAted Lids, Chrome Inflammation OF
tho Lids oi the lrin, OF the Chorod, Of tho ilet.
nAt ChlOnlo ulcorntiOnu, spnains 0f tho l.ldn,
CanonrOf the lids aud Eye, leaw running over
the Cheeks Day and Night hllndnoaa, iurulent
on Matteflng aoro EigN Nonpifhorh Vph,nn-
phlyotonular Ophlhalmla, Opaollion OF MIX
Whlte ap0la on tho Eye, ulaneOma or Cupping
n tho Nerve, Amaurohla, FAILING out of lhAhoa
Sores, Redneasoi Edgesof Lids aud Eyoa, and all
other discusses % which the eye or ltA appendngch
arcllablo, poaIllye and rapid cure guaranteed,
Har Troubles arc cured by Dr, hAlm IN an
hAtOninhlngly quick time, lilo VIII tclieyo you
of All roaring, hlaalng and ringing noises, hcayi;
ness, ltchns pain rann,leg Q, sne e.r, Mn
will inaou Artificial Ear Drums OF hlh own In
gentlon with aAionaahlngy gratifying iVnulla,
Noae.-Dr snlm has paid pnftlqnlhl niten.
lon 20 discusses OF lhie orsen' ls Gqslnyey Gores ,e
bones have partly been eaten up, rcmOycn 20.
ypuaby hla now method, without pnini fcHiOfcl
no ponhO of smell aud taste, and removes iotld
,dor M q result OF Catarrh In ono Aeitlng,
DiaonRos OF tho Throat and Lunga
have bcon obtained by Dr, snlm ii0n by any
other phyllolnn In tho world iln win remove
ionalls without pain an1 loss Of blood, Will
cure your ulooratnd o' grQnualcd sore tltonti
restore your lost or cracked voice ~ good ~
oyor, guarantee also 10 cure Hay Fever Aalh-
ma, HrOnchlia, Winter aud Chronic CoughA,
DR., salm has on his record books cnuca Of Con-
sumption which came 20 him with one lung on
healed up tho cavities In their lungs, aud the
patients now bid fair 10 outllye any one win
two lungu,
nN-Go andaco Or. Salm NJ tina yalt, Con.
tultntlon and examination lliEE,. Address oil
Communications 10 DIR, MORtfH HAiM,
lolumhua OhlO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Horso Notoa.

Twilight won the $3.50 trot at Clncin'
natl yesterday, best time 2;23l6, Harry
Noble won the 4 year old trot; best
time 2:20. The 2;30 pacing race was
won by Frank A., bert time 2'2s.
TOLEDO, o., Sept, l2-This was the
closing day Of the Tri.State fair races,
Attendance good, weather superb.
First race, 2:S0 trot, purse $500, di'
vided--Cad Wade won, Hattie Haw'
thorn second, John Dickson third,
Poem fourth. Best time 2'20.
George II. Ketcham's p0cer, Charlie
Friel, paced q mile against time In an
endeavor TO reduce his record, 2;l5h,
but failed. Time 2.l7,
Lottie w. won the free-for-all trot at
Dayton yesterday, Best time 2;2B
Middleway won the 2d0 trot. Best
time 2:301S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

arm and great allowance OF play IN H. In
fact ID IA said that ono who N export IN tho
Ironch rules could easily riddle an advoreo-
ry with holes who used the italian mcthod
Of defenso In this line. Tho movements In
each arc 10 different that u can readily bo
poen that II tho'Freuch style Is thoroughly
mastered and backed up by n strong arm,
how much bettor 10 IL oven In theory than
tho way the Italians learn. Tho weapon OF
Tho lattcr being strapped TO tho. wrist and
forearm, nll tho movements, In acting tho
aggressive, must necessarily be straight
thrust. and IN taking the part OF tho dofen.
uive tno guard movements havo 70 resemble
circles, and whichever way the forearm
points tho sword must conform 10 II.
Ono Of tho strong points In tho French
method, whcro the wrist Is free, IL tho great
play which II allows tho weapon. or course
this play would not DO OF much avail unless
the foncor wero expert and had strong
wrist, for II very oftcn happens that one ad-
versary is disarmod by somo quick and strong
movement OF tho othC--his sword Is actually
wrenchod from his hand. This cnn novor
happen in tho italian custom, and II ono 10
extra expert In tho limo OF defense In tho lat
Ter method, II takes an unusually strong and
pxpert foncer under tho French rules, even in
spite OF tho many movements open 10 them
nlludod 10, 10 attack him successfully. Cases
such as tho ono described are 30 rare that the
good points In tho Italian line OF defense arc
lost Tho French are considered TO have
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
ounlnl old marriage Notices.

In Boqrah, August, 1910, John Bate, OF
Williamstown, Mars, 10 Mis- Mary Ann
Bass, OF tho former place, aftor courtship
Of ono hour.
IA this not angling we'll ask,
Such tender halt 10 takoi
Iccaught In ono short hour u IlaN,
Tho Hasa, though, caught tho Bate
Married, at Dridgowatcr, Doc. 10, 1888,
Capt. Thomas Baxter, Of Quincy, aged 90,
TO Mlm Whitman, OF tho former place, aged
b7, after q long and tedious courtship of for
ty-oigbt yonrs, which thoy both sustained
with uncommon fortitudo.
In Boston, April, 1921, by tho Row will
lam Sabine, Joseph Williout 10 Miss Susan
Whitmarsh, after tedious courtshlp OF thlr-
toon days, and but tbirty.Gvo days after tho
death of his former wife,
Tho best way, 10 seems deep sorrow 10 smother,
For tho loss OF a wlfo ls--to marry another
Springfield Union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sept 10.--Thc delegate
from Honduras TO the international
American congress Is Geronimo Zolaya.
Ho will arrive In New York City by tho
Pacifo Mail steamer from Aspinwall
about the oath of this month. llo Is an
eminent lawyer, perhaps the most dis
tinguished IN that country, and has
filled the position Of minister Of foreign
relations az home for several wears past,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Dr. Benjamin w. Richardson, who a little
moro than twenty yoars ago introduced ether
spray os means OF producing local anns'
thesla, now makes novel suggestion, Wis.,,
10 uso jet Of highly compressed air aS eau
tory Ho points out rs advantages over tho
cautory, heated wiro or knife, In that ~ Is
loss alarming, and for tho moment painless,
as cold Ia an nnnsthotlc. lo mentions
chlorine as suitable gas for thopurposc, but
profors carbonic anhydrido as most manage
able, cheap, almost inodorous, not unwholo-
some, and mob iniidmmablo 80 that IL can bO
used with artificial light York Telo-
gram.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Notice to Bankers.

gpned proposals will be received np 10 twelve
O'Clock noon on Monday 2Drd day OF september,
1890 from hll banks duly Incorporated uhdef mo
laws OF the state OF Ohio as a dopUsl ory Tor mo
county funds interest not lesa than two pof centu
10 DO paid respectfully for tho use OF the money or
tho county by such banks, for tho torn OF one Year
from the nret Monday In september, lhty Iho
RuCccsBful bidder when nccentVd by thc vommM-
aionorn ahall execute good and uunlcicnt UNDER
taking, payable 10 tho county not leas tlnn tnIou
hundred thousand dolare and Huch unuermklnH
holdora aa aurotca who are not Hocknvluete IN
suoh bank, aud which arc satisfactory 70 tno Oom-
rerelnt rafo keopinR and payment over OF nald
money TO tho county, ~ tho law provides
ny order OF the Commissioners.
4. n. MANLY.
County Audltor.a
Canton. O.. Sent ., sp.-AepH-ow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Tic Performnnoo Was Given,

CINCINNATI, Sept, i0.--Mr james +,
Fennessy, manager of Iloucks Opera
house, and oix OF his performers In the
concert which he gave nj that house last
night, were arrested after the perform.
ance. IL will bo remembered that II
was reported that MIR, Fenncssy, after
being refused permission by Mayor
Mosby, obtained nm order from court
forbidding the mayor 20 interfere with
tho plYlnp of tho cOncnrL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
C0tnrrh Can and HIns nIcon
Gured by Dr. SnIm.

had always bocn told that catarrh IN the
head could mol bo cured, and l had about come
10 tho conclusion that II was 10, after having
trlod 40 much, until came for treatment 10 DR.,
apoclalty OF diguaeoa Of tho eye, oar, nose and
throat Tho trouble In my head and n0Ho %
woll 90 pain In tho chest, alibognn ol0wly 70 dis
appear during hla treatment. Before ] began
With DR.. Salm lost all energy, appetite, became
puny and thin, but now, thhnks 10 his akillful
treatment, am once moro my old eof-hnl0 and
hearty. MRa, ELIzAnKTn MiLLKR,
nagonylllo, Tusoarawae County, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
sohoonor wrecked.

CHATHAM, Mass, Sept, 10,-Tho three.
mastod schooner phinoas w, SprOguo, Of
Thomaston, Me-, from Philadelphia for
Boston with coal, was wrecked on Pol
lock Rip last night The crow were
sayed by Capt. Gould's life sayIng crow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

ONE dispatch states that Major Nc
Kinley has been offered the position OF
Commissioner Of Pensions, in place Of
Corporal Tanner. IL is safe to say that
Mckinley will not accept.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
WORK WITH EOILS.
Fencing Is Making Headway
as an Exercise,
THE SWORD USED IN DUELs,
That u, in Europe, Though tho Pistol 10
lhs Fayorite Weapon When Americans
Are Foolish Kneagh 10 90 on "nonor's
Field"

RNIN0 although
a game II 10 little
more nowadays
Of very little prae-
teal use Is still pa
tronized by certain
classes In Europe,
and simply as an
exercise IL mallIg
headway enough Ia
the United htates
10 ba considered a
branch 0l amateur
sport II 10 unnee'
esary 20 d oil
upon tho origin Of
tho game, Tor the
sword 10 such an
old weapon that tho
doingsof many cen
turtles would have
10 he spoken of 10
do justice 10 when
and whero that art
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
saturday, tho IgLh BOY Of OoLOber, lssO

Tho following described real eslAle situated M
the t0wnhhip ~ fnseArawAa C0un 0f STARK, hnd
state Of ohio, aud known ~ being lAft ~ lhu
n0Ttheast quarter nf htull0n uumbhf Of said tOwn-
6hlp bounded % follows Commencing ~ hinne
Het M the center NJ tic county road ana ~ tho
northwest corner " this iOi, ana IN hlldlebnfb'l
east linrl thence south, ihiftyspne aud 0ne'hall
(hlA degrees wrft two (al ohAni and elHhlysh 4
lhUl linth W p0al npt on tho npfthWunl hAnt ol
aAid NewmAnh creek hlk lu) ohAlhh ana seventy hfu
t7hl ilnha 10 poai thence north, nfteen (lb) do.
Hfefh east nYo chains ana ninely one llnth 70
Atone aet M tho cenof " hald county road thence
along tho oenter Of Huil O0nnty ROAD north, my,
four And three fdnnhN degrees vest -four t4 ohAln'
aud containing Two AMI nyo ohe'lntndredlha acre.
VI iand,
Appraised ~ t0b0,
sale " commence a. one O'Clock p m Terms
''' A, LEININOEn aherln,
MCMILLAN a OivnN Auya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
SHERIFF SALE.

snulo Lanil,r ct Al oIderoi Aae n ran'
Va ton, hafk EIini} tulna
Elniboih hooher ct Al, } mOlI Pleas Court
NY Wfia Of An order of hAin IN PARTITION ltauod by
tho clerk ~ tnu Ooun " oUinfsl pl'M OF STARK
county o. IN the above action, ana N NE directed
viii inef I'm sale NJ pnhlle 0utcry, NJ llie door nf
thu court house, Ia tho Oh, Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sIh day OF Sept, 1859,
Tho following described real chlAie, situate In tho
township OF flAin, ciuuty Of STARK aud state ot
Ohio and known NJ tho aonthOAsi quarter OF hecton
ton township eleven, IN faugu tlght containing one
hundred aud aiSly-two and io-lOO Aotol qf lAnd,
more uf luaa.
Appraised at elTbgo'
aale 10 commence NJ ono O'Clock ., m, Tefma,
tq 900 IN cash on dhy pf salt, the balatu OF Uno'
third IN The nfut day VI April itO aud the balance
In two equal annual payments IN 0nu ana Two yoAfn
from haid nfnt day oi April 1870, respectively And
fAld deferred payments toswit said last two pay
meats 10 10 aetuiod ny mortgage upon tho prom.
ista sold, aud lo boar interest from tho said ilrt
wv ~ '''' ' A. LEiNiN0ER, Shcfin,
MoS0 a MouARrY, Attya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
Legal Notice.
Aaron Mumaw, Plaintiff,

Henry n, oootng OF al Defts.
Charles A. Dlmm, whose residence Ia unknown,
and James W. Call, who resides n Okla
hoinA tIty Indian Territory, VIII uko
notice that on the both day OF July, 1870.
Aaron Mumaw hled his petition IN tho Common
Pleas Court OF stark county ohio, IN case NO 0fnO.
against said Dmm, Call and others praying for tho
foreclosure and reformation OF mortgage made hy
Henry ii. OottnR aud wife and Charles a. Dlmm
hi gh a0 iy7 az 4a a. 40 40, A., a. 40 and 90, In
section one OF olyuo addition 10 the city oi Chntont
county nf stark and state 0f ohio, and on lot v OLD
number OF pcter l0uaora addition 70 said city Of
canton being lot aAbB OF Julia Ann HOuHelg hddl-
tlon 10 sad city Of Canton In said county OF stark
and etAte OF ohio given ~ secure debt on which IN
due $4,000 with interest NJ eight por cent from July
9TH 1853 - go. A.,
9th day VI october, 1870, or Judgment may be
tnlon npalnpt thOm, AAhON MUMAW
nuEiB'Lw By TItAyrR A 0itAoN, his Att'ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
SHERIFF SALE.

Jamc. rarOcr (s,.,t oEaSS SUan'y e 'slS sH,a,oo0
rrcdn MacSaman & ctu1 '''' fiSSa SSS' 0oSrI SI""0"
ny virtue Of m order OF sale Issued by
the clerk " the court VI common pleas OF stark Co.,
o., m tno above action and W mo directed viii otter
for sale ~ public outcry NJ tho door OF the court
house. In thu city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1880,
tho following described real ostatoi Lot number
anyon az, In tho town OF wayneAburRh stark oOun-
", ohio, ~ tho same IA described upon the plat Of
said town.
Appraised at 5000,
sale 70 commence at ono O'Clock p, m, rorms,
'''"' A. LElNN0ER, shorln
MONO A McOAnTY. Att'ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
sHERIPF BALE.

fhe HerAneouH Rrowlngl Order q sale
Company h1Afh uouhl uehmoh
VA iiphn ANuiif
james q, TrolleF et A.
10y virtue 0f An order Of sae issued ~ tht
the clerk Of the court Of common peAa OF htAfs cg
Ohio, IN the above ACTON hhh " me ultWtehi WIZ
offer Tor sale al public untnfy NJ Tie lppf OF tir
court house IN Che olty " Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Tho American schools have IN nearly every
case French masters AZ their head. Within
tho past year OF two tho art has undergone
quite a deyelopment this dde OF the water
and glance az several OF tho we'll known
masters will show that Ia several OF the large
cltloa there must be quite u demand for tul.
tlon. Tho most prominent teachers In Amer
lea today arc Rsnls Some, OF France, tutor
for tho Now York Athletic club, Professor
Cantaldl, OF tho Naval Training school OF
Newport, Louis Rondolo, OF France, tutor
for tho Manhattan Athletic club, tOster
shaiIner, OF London, tutor Tor tho Actors
Athletic club, Louis lronchot, OF France,
now with tho Olympic Athletic club Of San
Frnnolaco, Cal, and Col. Thomas II, Mon.
story, OF tho Chicago conservatory Thoro
arc others spread throughout tho country Of
losa fame.
THE WEAPONS
Az rule these fenoIng masters advise tho
uao OF dIireront kinds OF weapons, such ~ the
foil, triangular blades, rapcra, sabora aud
daggera Tho old tImo weapon known M the
two handed sword Il not thought Of At all
now, for Il lanltogcther too heavy for acionoo,
Tho movement with the foil and triangular
blade "a a decided thrust, but with the rapicr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

nrougnt tns arr up, anu the faet tnAt thlA
country seems 10 have adopted almost unit
ysrsAlly tho French meth0ds 10 pretty con-
elusive that ID Il tho best Of all Tor either
simple exercise or 10 practical means Of ~
tack and defense
VARIOUS hTRoaEA
Tho first illustration shows tho "Adyanee"
or Nrepoap preparatory 10 either attacking
or defending, in this case the weapon 10 held
low, but there Is tho same position with the
point Of tho weapon held on level with the
shoulder Tho second represents what is
called tho "hgh teroe' 0r thrust The tleroe
In attacking man can DO seen IN tho third,
This ons shows how II Is made and one way
Of wardlng H. II will besssn that the feneer,
IN making tho attack, has stepped forward
considerably, with his arm straight and
thrown much force from hls waist and shoul'
der in tho blow The ono parTying the blow
has not rereatad at all, simply ralsed bis
body 70 an upright position aud received the
blow and forced 10 10 onb side with bis weap'
on, There arc numerous ways OF parrylng
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Sale 10 commence at one O'Clock ., IN. ToimI
A, LEININ0ER, he rln,
T.F. TURNER Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
SHERIFF SALE.

va STARK 90, Common
J.J. whaler otux roAs Court
ny virtue of vondi Exponaa Issued by clerk
OF the court OF common pleas Of Hark county OhlO,
In the above action. aud 10 me directed VIII 0ifor
tOT sale M public uutory no tho door VI the court
houao, In tho city OF Canton. ON
Saturday, the ssth day Of Sept, 1850,
tho following described real estate situate In
tho Ath Ward IN tho city Of Canton, stark COZ nty,
Ohi0i Iota numbun 1910, Snii, 0ale, 1918, taii,
uaib nniu.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-28
CONCERNING MAINE.
Eastport's and :Bangor's Public
RuIIdIngs-The Electoral Vote.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The repert of
Special Agent Fryer of the architects Of
fee, treasury department. touching the selec-
tion of site for the proposed new building
at Eastport, Me-, recommended the purchase
Of small piece of ground to the north of
the old site to be used in addition to that
now owned by the government. 1t is argued,
that this would not give sufficient room for
the erection Of a 100000 building If the 40
foot limit is to be maintained. Consequent
ly Mr.. Fryer has been directed to make a
further investigation, and to report upon the
advlsabllity OF securing strip of land 10
feet wide on the north and west ends Of the
old lot
The sundry civil service bill of last session
contained an item appropriating $4,000 for
the repair of the foundation of the Bangor
Custom House building. 1t was stipulated
that like sum should be expended by the
city of Bangor, and that the repairs should
be made under plans and specifications to be
approved by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Congressman Boutelle today submitted these
plans to the Secretary, and as soon as they
are approved the contract for the masonry
will be awarded.
to the effect that Maine is one Of the States
delinquent in sending in the returns from
the electoral college. This report is errone-
Gus. Samuel N. Campbell, one Of the cleo
tors, who was the messenger from the col
lege, presented his credentials and the vote
of Maine to Senator Ingalls, on Thursday,
and the vote is on file.
Mrs. James G. Blaine is looking about the
city for suitable house. She has inspected a
number of houses, both finished and unfin-
ished, and If she can find what she wants
she will again resume housekeeping In this
city. 1t is understood that, in the event the
Blaines do not rent house here, they will
build one.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-28
The Monument Fair.

The ladies of Bosworth Relief Corps are
hard at work to make the fair success.
They have nineteen ladies on their executive
committee and seventy-fve on the sub-com-
mittees. This does not inclnde the citizens
committees who are helping them. The
committee desire that everybody should as
sist them.
The representatives of the different
churches In the city will meet the executive
committee at City Hall tomorrow afternoon
to complete the arrangements as to the day.
each society will take charge of the dining
hall.
This evening the executive committee will
meet the business men of Portland, who
have been asked to solicit for the coming
fair at G. A. r. Hall, 562s Congress street.
All business men who are interested in the
work Of raising funds to complete the monu-
ment, are requested to attend this meeting.
All young ladies', whose fathers or mothers
belong 10 the Posts or Relief Corps, and their
friends, are requested to meet at q. A. r
Hall tomorrow evening at o'clock take
part in fancy drill that will take place the
opening night of the fair on the main hool
Of City Hall. 4 t., .,-.s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-28
PORTLAND, MAINE. MONDAY MORNING, JANUAR

have been regarded as staunch. These ves-
sells number six, manned by about sixty
men. The Austrian ship, the Lord Warden,
now about 120 days out from Montevideo to
Philadelphia. has been given up for lost
The Norwegian barque ALI, Capt. Bach,
from Demerara, also has been given up by
the consiguees. She had crew of IA men
and cargo of 1000 tons of bar sugar. Mer-
shon & Co., consignees of the Philadelphia
schooner Annie E. Hall, Captain Queen, "a
days out from this port for Moorehead City,
have abandoned all hopes of her ever arriv-
ing there. The American ship Sarah and
Emma, Captain Nash, with logwood from
Kingston, Jamaica, for the Delaware Break
water, is rs days out. She is owned by
Swan & Sons of New York. The American
schooner August Flower, Captain Dale. left
this port 20 days ago for st. Augustine, Fla,
and has not since been heard from. The
American schooner Ella A. Warner, Cap
tain Holbrook, from Mayaguez, w. l., for
this port with fruit, is now about 60 days
overdue, and the owners have given up all
hopes.