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Rrnokiyn CITY News.

IuE LATE MURDER IN FuITos AvrSrE.-Robert John.
son, ono Of the three men stabbed the mornng OF
the lst Of July, on the OF Fulton aad
Raymond ftreet died from bis injuries Friday. His
brother, Charles johnson, died shortly after tue
renee. An inquest held by Cerorer Reddng. on
Saturday, verdict similar to that the frat case
was renecIed BY the jury The examination Of Michael
German, the alleged douoe murderer, com menced
tcfore Jususe d. X. Smith on the Gay. Toe evi
eeDce the same that adduced the Coroncr's
previous investigation and which Published in full
IN the HxIsnp Of July After exam ming three VT
nsssts, the case adjourned til Thursday N,
tvct nee having appeared of the Examinations to
mpca'e Michael MCGEE and Pstrck Sarley in the muir
der, they were discharged from CUSTODY. It will
eolec,o< thatthey were lying In gutter drunk at the
tame Of the ARRAY
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Two ships, unknown.

Ship Winged Razor, 81 San Frsnoisco June 8 from Bos
H. had .n5 s ss: 81 :. m
named Jane. Rem lost overheard All aS1st'
Cape HSsn Cd q. Horn e days With wsher had
crossed sas sgSasor May H. Ion lis after which had
ss sss e:ss on Dc n: !uss x
as csp he is1s
ss ssss's ,As e i:' e.; 'sr ~ 4
s vhS h .ns until wn he
san vay 70 1s tho
i :
some rev " tssss sa1 bales amd: decks
y smother tho passage IS soon - tho defect OBJ
Il Jim: from Nsx y:,. %
mast. bcw.prt spit sails shifted cargo and PEELED
e. Il isss i.s is.
west gale. Had been OF tho Heads two days ''
Ship Phcrix at do june from New York, of Cape
aSaS s&sys II s
most Of the time till within the last four days. whom she
vspsrsi.o April asd sailed again the 9Th A.y
was 40 s.
OfpoIt with light wind and Gains.
snip bircb ~ 90 from New tofb, ~
days to the equator the Atlantic 90 dass to Cape
Hon. wherc be experen sed heavy westerly gales for
days Wa daJsto the equator the Pacific shich she
until within the last three days. whom she With very
s5sp ss then he
land lett without lion OF By she bursting Of
tank in the lover hold Capt Nelson however,
rieeed st and for IL days succeeded Ia distin, 2
gallons Of fresh water day when fortunately rAned
and they were thus relieved.
Ship Red Rover st do June b. from NYork 20 days
to tic Equator In the AAntic As days from port to
Care Horn aud Of the Cape eight days in moderate
breeze Crossed the Equator in the Pacific 49, Ion leg
after hch had light wf,ds and cAims Had been within
so II Hes Of port for the last 10 days.
Ship samI Russell Al do June lS, from NYork wss Oh
CsIc Horn tao day in 6ne ~esthcr Crossed the equator
in the Pacific in SO days from kYork In Ion I03 30 had
the nd from NrE 20 INV NEST Of tho time after yards
Bark jenny Ford Mt do june from Boston, crossed the
equator the Atlantic In Ion 20 & 90 from Bos
tor to Cape Horn and amer passing the experienced
head de- and Gains Crossed the equator In the Pacific
Ma Ion ilf 90 after which had lsht winds and Gains
Wac t6 dsys within 4days sail Of port
Eobr Bustamente at do Juno Is from NYort via Tsca
busno and had moderse weather after leaving
Acapulco and on port days in light winds and
Gains.
lAvscHss-A hpe slip Of 1900 tons, named Indepond
lam cbed at Bath Sd irst
Ao at atb sd inst, by Nr Timothy Crosby, brig Of
2W tone, called the See ftam by Mr. Crosby Mr.
! Biadforo, and Capt Vim Barker, who will command
her.
At Dsnsriscetts Jure soth, from tie yard OF HAN
Campbell, fine brig called the Lydia Thompson, Of 22
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Fist Dist rict Court.
Before Ju Ego Greer .

Ju1r Cd. s. Hope d Co ogdina Edrdrd 7impson.--
Action TO udgm nj for the sum OF $43 "a for
balance alleged to be due from defendant Oh bill Of
foods sed To him BY the pla ntg and for interest
the same. The defendant sets up two defences FIRST
accord and satsaction and second the statute Of u
.sticns On the trial. the PLAINTIFF prove that on III,
ga day Of February 1912 they sold and delivered to
the defendant bill OF goods amounting to sic 81 and
another bill on March J. ls4o amounting to s2s 80;
that the 18th day OF Juno In the year. there
vas pad on the zane ID each, S. IL also appeared
that this suit was commenced on the 2etn Of May last
On ne part OF the deenoaot vas proved that subse
quent 70 the foreso purchases but at what partcu
lar tim. rot prove he fs.d in business, and made al
srs BY virtue tust the assignee paid
the sum Of sbsat IS, being twenty per cent said
s,i. 90 tse ats Of Ja.s is4s, and took receipt 10
the last mento pe& neot that he received aod
gave receipt on account, not 4. fun, as claimed Tho
Pas nent OF thirty noc colsre and y not
accord and satsfaetiop As TO the ans yer OF tue
statpte Of limitations the defendant has faed in max
irg out his answer Tho psymett made by his as.snee
en- the cOfh OF June, lAe TOOK the case out OF the
statute tbs assignee bong considered the agent ex
prees'y authorised 70 male such payment It bal
tie .aset - Il had been made by tbs defendant
hmsen and six years had rot elapsed between the
,as ID. SinsS .os,ssd to uSsnsn. for the ss.ues
due without interest the amount OF interest not having
hsn proved on the trial Judgment for raains,a for
eS1 10 and eosts,
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
SaHtcr ~, Alexander Jcnes Action TO recover one
quarters rent due on the lat DAY OF May last Tue
nolord Nok possession Of the de sed premises during
the Last quarte for the purpose Of repairing and paint
ire The me without the ,onstnt Of the t~nant an
the tecast DID not occupy the premcs after the land
10 70 tcot Possession. Tia judge decided that toe
thturbsDce In question aHsunted 10 an eviction and
c. the eosnt not liable the rent OF the
currsat quarter. Jud9nsst for dsfendaat with costs
MNENW LEGAL Bu8In8s.
There have trd n thw ART durisg the last vssk
oas huserse ard atty civ actions Averaging t.eay ave
ftr eash judicial day, n court Il vhch there 10
rtt Q pss sic1s Of vrodiause. o. The 2eA u Jass
u ees vsrs over 1fty seioss tired In ths aai
chat tss varnsst day Of the seassa When vii oar
eity fAthws reoyiIs u WITH sninsls ecsrt roSmss
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Mr.. JAMES WILSON, Of the arm Of Wilson, Tborburn 4
Teller nurserymen died in Albany, the 29.h Of Juns,
aged sixty years Mr. Wilson came to this country from
scotland thirty years srce and BY bis honesty industry
and perseverance, faised himself, from humble
ing 10 the possss on Of an ample fortune aud
TIE good sp Of al hie tos ctzens and acqusintances
Mr. w. wss at time gardener TO the late PIERRE
tont Of Brood D. and afterwards became connected in
tbe purfery business WITH the late Judge Baei OF Al
tspy 10 vip be succeeded In that line Of life He
bsrsvosnt man and aided noby the cause Of education
In his peishborbood.
Pfn JoHs L. GUIos, Judge OF the seventh judicial
district Of Mississippi died 81 vicksbufg In that STATE
,,.a nlf ,yn0
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Telegrsphsc Marine Report
BOSTON, july s-Arr barks Klsoer, Coguimbo; Lysan-
der, Cicnfu.gos; d Godfrey Galveston
Hexal0 MARINE COrxesponoence.

HexaIa marine Corresponoenoe.
sa. dy aI mi? Samuel sa. s.
from do sehrs wdow'. Son To.inshsT sdsys from Sea-
.T;hss h,ls from
is %s ,s d
LsDc. Day: :, ON New Roshe,ls; Miller asnds,so.
Mar! Purse smith. days from stoninston; Emily Fo.
Ter y days rs% ass' H. o.
York M.hevs Boston; bark Mary slsse Baker Boston
sF s Bah. n.' ss % & sss vsF Fssa rr;
Nesssr Ssfsad;n, and orsnoso 5ohn:oa, Bossai a.nj
s; Ss.i ssys1 sssE
ws:, s.. s
WI sysa she s.s Allied
Purse SMITH s rss Emu sus'
s s za: ssrss S::s
pou:a aTSsor NILE. asrsfsrd Ocean Home Harrington
1hsmg.ss jsT.s, CIV Ii,s Jane Nes.rs:en. c.nSd,o
S: s;% ss;ssa E Esss .s
vol Nhs.sn csrlisle sippls East Greenwich; Els.
TliirSoi. salem, Ma. Isabel wnis%s Prs,Sssee; Nan.
son Enemo' Brdsepors, Gem; Sophia. Green, NYork.
Notice % Mariners.
Herald -
Us. O. s Steamer Acrws,(
SAN FRAscisoo, June II, 1876
Rs s .ssls e. i'm :sss s
.esrch after the rock which the Nicaragua Companys
a. be, e.: ,ss Ss s.s
te oonnderod dnnFertur ovihB TO ts proximity
thoe hut ~ our steamers generally keep core In
way up the coast 20 avoid the strong hesd winds which pro
YAH for The moot part OF the year have thought bcs
tbiepsh the yubc prints 60 warn them stthis daneer
RESPECTFULLY, JAMES ALDEN,
Lieut. Commanding o. 3. 3. A.
q. s. Surveying schooner Ewfrs}
Prsror Pofrr June g. 1856
breeze blowing and % bs.vy tina. iape:ss l'ss
axe other than by watching for breaksrs
this however perfectly sati.sactery About two miles
north 81 seeple Rock and hair mile Cd shore the
side point reef which ~ end
pie Rock, out on shore point ntsrmsdase be
ndsips the bresksrs trsAds in aEAn to BAY the
southvasd Polst San Pedro Whether there deep va
Ter inside this rock rot could not Decide but
ssp2ed that would not be prudent 10 attempt passas-
This position will obeerves almost dsntcs With that
sssned by Captain Baldwin Who probably had smooth
81 he time and therefore did the line reef
ON pang the point Of the reef We got ssnndinss
INV vesY respectfully. y,ur obedisnt servant.
AkCHD MAcRAB,
Lisut. Cons y. 3. schooner EviAy.
TO fisut Comg James Alden, Chief Hydroxaphie Party
Westetn Coat Of the United etates
0unnDeoga, ~
- Fer sshss Of yscht 0rsss. saalsss u fs ssas
raI colunna-
scan wsr.sss, Bingham, IRON D Mssys River
cee sr isaaa q fraiAeA ~ hts rssas Pstrs 0us1
charged b ssd - vsut " rsrArsd ss1t wssk ~ lsAx
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The fyst prigs IN The regatta At Newpor on The 4th
inst was taken BY The boat Little Viper Of Westerly,
and not BY the Zephyr, Of New London, a. previously
IRE Crcinsaa Gazette says that the Clay county canal
var IN Indiana hes reeonnepoed. The reservoir w,
ss d,pecvv rso IN tine u savs The water report o.
ths sprdassoss has been cent 10 the GovsrUse sad
Sstscpns nj Of Vas Immediately dispatched 10 the
1hrss bssdrsd ersnss aad etissas frsn Lesdsa, a.
,sNa vssiteA Clsveisst the eth. They spprs-
pristsy ws,esnsd By Govsfses Asdll vhs was u ~
city.
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AFTER egtteea days patient Investigates the core
s<rs jsy 10 tDvestes the eircs astsaoss connected
viii he cessb q jcsps Rcsbias at The us q ~
rostspA bquos ret anshed ths taknS a sssasa ~ %
% The tth 'rSt The vsrict VI PROBABLY b rssdsrsd
IN . cay o. two.
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General Cas- presided at the OF the Fourth
10 Detroit, and introducing the orator, made brsf
ano eloquent speech.
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MISCELLANEOUS JrENS.

The Mayor OF A,oaot has issued to thu
police :cce Of city which he states that the
prohbtsry Law i'm upon tue police the prosecution
Of hoet Of pove oerc-s and the eervices
TO be rendered under the provisions OF previous la
much IN, TAI hfus pefor IN retura foe
their salary, he says teose oues embraced wtthiu tas
contract existing TIE city and its police be
regarded AZ Para cunt above NJ others.
The Ro best+r Advertiser the 9TH lost SAYS the bar
gCos About town exhibit igos Of anythng stronger
than water The ardent to have BEEN dir srdSd
entirely and instsnces Of the violation Of tina IL
have J Ct eosn Leafdo.
In Buffalo bat ltsis dinereocc made. With few
excsptcns the saio ano ioei keepers kept their bars
open ~ usrai. No ssizo.ss w. ~ mace.
Pres cutions commented uoder the Law gsinst
several hotsl keepers sra,osa the 9Th inst SUITS
wsrs ccnneeeed sgaret h A. Deuel. OF the Montgomery
Hall and L. HUI stls for Vi l4on Of the ne prohibit
tory law Issue vac joinec ia tue suit against Deuel.
and stme preliminary arsauents had.
The retail dealers in Falls subm tied to the
Law, BY rem ovpg ron their bars and shops al utoxt
eating beverages 20 saws the seneca Courier. Tie
beer trnp AZ the Hole the ali place OF public
Rert IN thnt village, nisd monrnfut appearance
was rrosur.ly araret in encS aud attached 1t
hsneseu.ly lett. REQ caro- On which vas inscrped.--
phd, JAY q, 1876, O. the Mans law"
At Syracuse many II tito dealers have sold OF their
have eeie q, 800 ~orh tho ID and Cd. Demljohns
and jugs cons.qu ntly t-sversing the streets in
great nrmbers on those csys.
At Troy selling goes very much usual No
rests have betn made.
At rtes most Of the retail chops clos cd, but
action 1t We lear Of has osen taken by thu city
thsiteS.
In Schenectady the la was observed by the closing OF
may OF TIE bars Three rfTscns arrested for
err ntenness arc dealt w'th sccoroicg to the statute
1t appears from the official Of tile State Of Illinois,
that the total majority sgaost tue liquor Is Ia 1872
co pmitte Of tito Csrsoa League. in Albany, have
perfected their euts to the york Of
securing ensorceweut OF ihe Maine law. The prei.
mnary steps have bsen tattu Tor formal compliant
sgainst some one OF TIE principal hotels
In the New Hampshire Hcuse OF Representatives
the 9Th inst, suIgent ptohsb,tory liquor law wac
passed. The vote the tufl passage OF the bill stop
yeas 213 nays &C. Th- Cotcord Pdiriot reports taat
eey eral ndnerts TO the bill By tue ceair
OF tie commtse witch reeorted the btl. the pen
cipal Of which enc sutaorzing the author les to
destroy con6scatec Liquors Il had quality aud acd
to Hnts ALTO, provd pg that claimants Of q sezei
bat proved not have bsen sept for SALE should bs
% id their costs out Of the county treasures.
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THE WIDOW BkDOTT PAPERS.
II Iivsls the ssIc.m Of tbs Po,iphAr Papers well
DRoLLERY AND HUMos
Says The New.Y York Observer:
vI Sr SH.s F q ;sa sK GpGT ind
h., not yet been excepting the experiences
Of the renowned Sam Silk"
says The hb'ny Argus;
PER,EcrLY IRRESISTIBLE.
and those who open should frat
LOOK WELL TO THEIR BUTTONS.
0I they may oersnd upon it their r'e organs will dem and
iheushOqt the humorous interpreted some Of the
The Willow, speaking be; late rect Ds.oOn Heoki4h
. he never jswsd in all as Hfe
And, tho say it, thst was his wife,
Such men you seld I'm find
Ard since j. ws ny lot to be
ten the men that's after me,
To heteh n0e If taey CAD
Whisky and run he tasted not,
The itconclsbie Widow O Deacon Be3oit
Don't intend to mary sgin
shG s If the IsGD'psSe wd fall love sh t h
NOTES the fo '1 1ioi: ''S' "-' " ~ Up WIN ''''
90! Reverend Sir, I 90 declare
1t drives me Almost 70 GeDsy,
To THAI O. you, YIN there,
Down rick With nfzeI IS.
booy'1 t5oush. II enough
To mum yer vifes Geparter,
Without ,uch toubs 81 this ere
To come folleiin' s-er
Then mourn not FOX yer parduers de.th,
Butte 90 bmit epdever,
For .poen she b.dsnt died ,o soop,
She couloent lived forever!
Oh, could to yer 5'dsds fly,
And Try my bee. to care y3u up
If 'tS Ouldn't create tuTpiiss
Both ,ick and well. you may depend,
BY Jour faithful and sg.ction.te friend,
PkISCILaA POOLE BEDOTT."
The tender poem reached the Elders heu
scinove1eeo eeos response Shortly after the WIDOW
Q log, and sings as follows:
Ere love had teached 10y ts.rs to TOW
Nv" uncommon ch;sIful,
But such misery do know,
sm swa $ Sad and feerful
VI" al on stsssi nmS aSG' d., once 'n''''d'
But o, my comforts were destroyed,
When Snsdrsck crosse my Esy,
hesrd bim preach heard him pray
Der h sa s.q f b5w '" Sid Eel .ps ast day
l. dretfsl thing!
fffl S sSJtY e SGlli5a wSg .psr give
For th. he's made mad. my my .peeht i've
The Elder oye'heHs the sons, and Yields -, s-.s...
butes the folio wing Ihe Scrabble HA Luminarv
Priscilla the fair and shsdrsck the WISE
Beipg muuauy Joined in the mat-imona connection,
Have bid aqieu to their previous affection
No will they MORN their ~iddered sttlwsion,
And coutI ne to sythe without mi.is alton;
But p.rdDers for life, 10 BIS parted no more,
Their srreIs 10 ended, their troubles 10 DER.
o, shsdrsek Shsdrackr Priscill, di 1 speak
While the rosy red bushes summarized her cheek,
And the Of affection bedoozled her eye.
%, ShadTsck! my Shsdrsck I'm yout'n ti die
The heat that scornfu and cold a. stun,
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