davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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in the bank belonging to the Company, would
yon have parted With your policy : A.-No, Eir-
This question and answer was ordered to 10
stricken out by the Register.
acting for = third party in the purchase OF this
claim, would you have sold it = A.-No, cir.
would have lost the whole amount ratler than
do that.
TESTIMONY OF Z. 2. HINES.
E. r. Hines, sworn: Am q lumber and con-
mission merchant; became acquainted with Van
Inwagen since tho frc; our firm, Goodrich i
Hines, had policy for 81 500 in the State; Tau
1nwaScn told me that tho Company could pay 10
cents on the dollar, and that he could not tell
for 10 per cont; the receipt IVES made out in the
form of an assignment, and became euapicioug:
Van Inwagen told me that tho Conpanya at.or-
ncy had advised that they bo made out in that
way 10 ~ to better protect themselves in case OF
bankruptcy.
To 3r. Cooper: asked Van Inwagcn for tue
assets and liabilities, but le always declined to
give them I supposed was settling with the
Company; it looked reasonable. ii tlie Com
rany went into bankruptcy, TINT tho policy-hold-
received circular from the Company regard
ing settlement, but am not certain.
PRODUCE THOSE BooEs.
The Register then announced that lie WAS
asking for the production Of the looks Of tic
Loan and Trust Company. He eaid, without
going to any great length into the statement of
what the petition contained, or tho law upon
the subject, from his examination OF the case
and authorities, he had reached the conclusion
that it WAS right to require the bank to produce
fully the copies of the accounts Of J. B.
Smith, Van InvaGen, and the McNullens,
who had purchased po1icies- He did not think
it would be proper for my Court to require the
that the Court had right to inspect the books
Of the bank but it did seem to him that the
transactions Of the parties should be inspected,
as they might to some extent show the truth OF
falsity Of the statements which had been made.
and Of the testimony given by various parties.
Copies of the accounts might be reasonably re-
Quircd.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
, 1873-01-17

the Company might be sasieie'l if the people Of
/ penses OF removal, With rea-
1onable amount for additional freiglts,
fertilizing institution could be put on wheels
and run to any point in the vicinity Of the city.
Let them. then, find reasonable compensation
| end pay it, i place was to be found some
! where; let them take upon themselves tho task
compensation would tLen be easily settled.
AIR. Anthony, 3 lawyer, Iying At I{yds Park,
stated that the Union Rendering Establishment
WAS not only willing to take the otal Of the
pork-Louses, but would be glad to take it, and it
and expense.
Not being member Of either Of the Commit
tees 4lr. Anthony Was, at this point, ruled out
OF order.
Mr.. Anthony was, however, allowed to ask if
tile Company did not, four years ago, sign An
agreement to leave in two years?
Mr.. Culbertson Eaid that he heard Of such an
agreement for the fret time yesterday.
Mr. SWEET also heard Of the agreement for the
first time yesterday. He beloved twas made in
writing. # there really existed Il paper in which
the Company agreed to waive it's chartered rights,
he would be glad to SEQ it.
Mr.. Cady stated that such a document had OK
listed, but it hal been burned in aIr, She11nan's )
parties who would swear to it's contents. It
bound tho Fe1tilizing Company to submit to the
municipal regulations OF Hyde Park.
Mt. Swett explained that such paper did not
necessarily take a1ay any chartered rights OF the
Company. It would be arnenabla to all the m1-
nicpal regulations Of tho village, oTen if such
document had never existed
Mr.. Cady did not desire to dscuss this point;
he wanted to stick closer to the subject ic hand.
Mr. Culbertson wondered nhare the South
Side drives and boule71rds would have been e1-
cept for the pork-packing interest.
The discussion continued at considerable
length, but, informally, the speeches being gen.
ene1a!ly not to exceed ten seconds in length It
did not appear from the arguments that any one
wanted moro than his rights, but all were in
clined to be strenuous in regard to these.
Nr. Hall eaid, among many other things, that
he thought that by bringing their action at law
against the Company now, gave them certain
advantage, ~ tho buildings Of the Company had
been burned down, and = less amount Of money
vas involved.
Mr.. SWEET said that three-fourths Of the ma
chinery had been saved, and, though the qucs-
ton Of property wonld have been one to be con-
sldered by Court when tho establishment was
built, it Was 60 no longer.
An adjournment WAS proposed, in order to
allow the various interests time to see what
could be done toward raiaing the money.
Mr. Cady stated that, in the meantime, the
Hyde Parkers would put their CAGE in the
Courta
An adjournment was finally decided upon, and
tho question will be redscussed with what new
light eau be thrown upon it, next Wednesday af-
ternoo,l, at o'clock.
, 1873-01-17

rn1so:;Ens RECEIVED AND DISCHARGED.
-. In prison, Jan. ], 1872: Malea. Ill; females,
y; tot:1 ea6. Received from Jan. to Dec 81 !:
:a, aales, A5; females. 1856; total, $40. Grand
Discharged frou Jan. to Dec 81: Males,
tW ferales, ,42t; total, 6, 1875 In prison
oee. 81, 1872: Mslce, 3e5; females, Log.
TIE OFFENCES
tof Which the inrnntes were committed to tho
institution wero: Breach Of tho re.ce, 3G79 !;
Entoncstion, 1,o26; va;ranc;-, 673; keeping OF
sea sneea1cg inmate Of disorderlx or gambling house,
- carrying concealed weapons, Is violating
os1et Ordinances, 3i; malicious mischief and
= sn5zsncy; 2; larceny, SO; burglary, , :; robbery,
80; s5ssnt IT. md latceuy, L; other assaults, Is.
III ~ the prisoners. gal we're received from the
[ouce Courts, aud lis from the Criminal Court.
ty 1sey we're released IS follows: Paid fine to
1T 1T comptroller, 631 to House Of Correction,
ss1;.E nv ps5aoaed by Mayor. A55 BY Governor, 3;
asad, u escapad, ii. There vcro 3,768 who
,5,a;te 5eo TO be IN on first commitment, and 2ss8
Aonlsted that they had been locked up before.
~. AGES OF PRISONERS.
III ane1r = ages we're: Seven ycara, 8 eight, s.;
~; q ten, eleven, Is twelve. 45; thirteen,
~ fourteen. rs; fifteen, 50; sixteen, 14l
ttssenteen, EOS; eighteen, IA nineteen, 1ss;
trs5, l7G twenty-one, 1S0; twenty-five totwen-
56d; twcnty-si1 to thirty, 1,203;
ssa -one to thirty-6ve, 922; thirty-si1 to forty,
-, 1otfr-one to fifty, 919 !; fiftr-one to eixty,
sahtt a1ss-one to seventy, SO !; ecventy-one 10
shts' ~; eightr-oae 10 ninety, 3. 49,
m. CoHDIT1oS.
.insil ma1se, 6,l7 colored. 21s; married, 2,5o0;
ae, afa ,136. Had father and mother living,
.;si .1as1si father only. SIT: mother o7ly, 1.01f;
Ee9n Eeot either, S,2s3. Could read aud write,
1'''; read only, 900 could do neither, 1865.
r.. NAIUTr1Es-
4ne1f nattyities we're. Tinted Etnfes q ffs .
~ ;Ssaads 227 England, $50; scotlaad 16s ire
s.n 1ss a,sso Germany, A75 Norway, 146; swo-
!. ~ ~ New Brunswick, IL New Pounai.od.
Hcn.1e M.aea France, "a; Spain, s.; Italy, 6
i. smano. ma. u Belgium: 8 Hungary, i Bohemia,
- Nennafk, 2ss Switzerland. 49,; Auas.ia, S;
, 1873-01-17

DR.. G.. BIGELOW

II veil kuowa hy al readers papers, :H,:
O. Blgeiow ths oldsst established p1s .slsn IN Cca.
novasd SPECIALIST q ths .xs hoaossd hy Tho
msdteai insuf7tss Al the d47 havttx d&rotAd TWE:T
TEARS or HIS LIFE In pxxfeettnF renedIe. th.t viii
pISEA8ES IN both sEIes
COySUITATION FREE. 8EPARATE PAEIDR;
for {adias and Esntts11e1- Call CORRKSPOEOESCE
CONFIDENTIAL Addrsss al Isttsrz wi.h atat-rs I.
d. C. BI0ELQW, Mo- ~ Htz2a-a&~
, 1873-01-17
Cod Liver Oil.
HAxard Casweli'1 Cod Liver OH II The bert,

We are afraid our English visitors will not
Eetaln pleasant reco1lections Of this country
Tyndan WAS robbed Of his yalise and money,
asaassinated, and "gutter-snipe" tried to spit
tobaecojuice on Froude'a patent-leathezs inst
q ha 0ae going On board tho steamer.
, 1873-01-17
So &c f94F: f24!: DIR. Kean
$40 South C1ark-st., Chicago.

HA1 b ean6dsntfaly eoa8nItsd personally by mall
hee oS eh4EEu1 On al chronic nervous ds&k74s.
Dr. j. KEAh IL he oau phssiet4u tn tho stty zho
kp0 Cpl4S 20 p9y. 0aes huux1 ozn to ap.E
, 1873-01-17

Tsr r.r7rn s1a1xx C1zcrrr Corn1-Ffrst III
uonaI Back of Mendota '. George Hstuer, Collector.
, 1873-01-17

Tho Saratoga Geyser Water.
Buck Rasnes draw true Geyser T1ter 1t The "S2a-"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-04
EEaGvEY'3 EXTRACT DUCuU.
CIA9yEY's EXTRACT PUCIU.


No Charge Tor Advice and OnsuiaBcH.
Ty. J. u bRJff, Graduate J.frtsm l&iieok
C1Hsse Philadelphia. auther u sevciHl yaiBat.ic
FORKS can bs Consulted on nl disc asses e a.o
Sexual Il Urinary O~rans. (Which he hrs ma e
Al especial study either Ia male or fen1aNe -
natter from what cause originating or OF hn,y
ong standing. practice Of 80 yenrs eiablea
him - treat disease with sncoc~s fiir"s Lllrr@
.utced. Charges reasonable. Thor. asa ais-
lance can forward letter describing syInp, -. =
Am enclosing stamp TO prepay postage.
Send To- the Gntit 10 Health. Price 10 Cents
u UToT'T. MD. Phv,ic,.n and trsle ~
io4 DaAss s. kea Aolk. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-04

than | care for the type of the
physical stature: but as citizens of
a christian nation we have a right
to demand that our representatives
should feel the influences of the
moral forces which are at work
moulding the public conscience of
this nation.
Blessed, Oh Lord of Hosts, is the
nation that trusteth in thee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-04

BRADLEY " MBToALF.-This is the firm
that makes the best custom made boots
and shoes in Wisconsin. 10 prove the
truth OF this statement try q pair. For
sale at H. r. Osborne's. @
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-04

~ ~ - - ts AN - - ~ n " .
II the only Known Remedy for Brights Ds-
whiehit has been given, Irritation Of the Mock,
oithe Bladder aud Inflammation Of The Kidneys.
liberation OF Tho Kidneys and Bladder hcra
ton OF Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate t,aIf.
Stone la the Bladder, Gravel, Brick dust ltFusEe
and Mucous or Milky Di- charges, aud fpT ] n
fecblcd and Delicate Constitution. 81 both seHcs-
attended with the following sympr vas Los
of Power. Lose 81 Memory. Difnculty ~ pyr g'h-
ing Weak Nerves, Nakcfuiutss, pna In q .
Back, Flushing OF the Body, Eruption ON th1
Face, fallid tountcAaicc, Lassitu4G o. DE-;
System, ctc.
Used by persons IN the decline or change e
lie, after confinement. or labor pains bcI-wct-
ing - children, etc.
IL mauy sdcclons peculiar TO ladies' the EE-
tract Bnchn j. uucquAicd hy any other remedy
hsiu JblRosls or Retention. IrlCWharty, Patu-
;ulness or Suppression If Customary Fyacua'ioU3
liberated or Sthirua state Of tie Uterus, est
corrh.sn or Whites, Steriiity, and for all com
plaiats incidcn, TO the sex. u II prescribed
extensively by the lo,.-t eminent Physicians ani
Mldwirrs for enftcbled and delicate cOaA,iu-
tons Of both sexes gaa all ages.
KEAGTEY'3 EXTRACT DUCHU.
f's7rs BisraaeS 4yi4iHg nam IUpT7h4CHcHg,
Wtlsis If kTSSY,afiOB. a'c In all their stages It
ltiA2 s6peBsc, bti. Jr no change In diet. nn H.
convenience, and no exposure. It causes nc
quont desire, snd gives strength to uuAntc.
thereby removing ObsiUict'ons Ircyc' ting an;.
CunuR Strictmcs of the Urctn.-. laying Pa.a
ana Inflammation 20 frequent in ths cia.F e /! Ci3-
cSsEs, ana cxprllipg nj Poisonous matter
CLA2EEY's EXTRACT RUCIJ.
sim rhottlc or slx bottles for s. o.. dcliycTc.
ia any address. scture from obreNHtion. so.d
by druggists everywhere. l.rcpard by
KGARNRY & CO.. 10i Duane ~ y. /.
20 whom Gil letters for Information should 10
aGdraAscd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-04
Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.

1t 10 my aim to keep on hand at all
time full stock of everything appertain-
ing to the drng trade.
J. II. VIVIAN.
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.ns ssI a:sss siR: ,
sslsd-sehr Hattie A Butler, Strickland New York
chr.ssassH H.rsi"aus :eSr &as1s: JoS Ss 49, o
ESig9qs SpI@ SS1ysr' busDS: Ayiss $500 -. s
sass s g.; .'i$;::
s s:S:s s,ss h ssSsl.s Il :
s. SS s' sn.
cisarsiDsaSss aaren Nor, xrSt:en Eisnors tor "a
asrs ssa hSSroo %as.
ss s rSE $o Royal
Sc; 4 Dansnhower, Grace I Boston.
sSS
Slssrsassr.s Du1us Or K!ll.%, AHnswsrp brig. rig
nss George srrIs siGysTs; Boston schrs Ella Grow
Ss aS% wa Rowe &sss%o!s Piy%ossS Mem:
ds
ga "a .n. lat
Miller susan x nd VIM sasry R rssssd in
rived yeser Of tug and brig left in tow Of
9nly Passed in yesterday barks Dorchester from
Palermo Exsssio from csd5 o RAMA Ms
eT gong to
asAM ship Milo stli r, remains n Tug %hPR1 n:
Light from Washington tor Portland, left during the
The brig Cipsey Queen went sea yesterday. Brig
h here on saturday evening. both Went to- this AM.
ship Milo bark Eugena two 6rgs and about h,ry
Me, with scows in tow, arrived on Saturday and sttn
4PM@schr Addie Murchie. from Phiadelphia for
Woods Hole lowering, from do for Washington and
John Bach are here. schr Almira Woouy went to sea
PokrhANp. June 2s-Arrivsd, schr casco Lodge,
Arrived schrs Congress- York sbethpo,t;
PfRoovHIfDkNCE, June so-Arrved' steamships Cath
phia; schrs Thomas Ball, Rider; Lemuel Hall Grin
| nell, and VIM Bement. virgins Alexandria; Ocean
LahSury; CLARK Northup Lucy Ives, Miller;
Cabada, Swain, and Joseph Hay, Becbe PhadelPhia,
James Bradley. Bradley Trenton for Pawtncket; jane
| Durham and Nathaniel Holmes, Northup Elisabe N
o eos Heanss do Carlisle Nortnap
we'll Rondout for Pawtucket; Graham, Jarvis elm
| ton Point; Geo Brown Gedney co. Jonn Stock M
York and Hannah o, Atkins, New York for Pawtucket
| Saied-schrs !. Bradley, Chipman Brunswtek Ga;
William Collvcr, Taylor Philadelphia Robert Graham'
Smith DO FeHgar orpp
N Bayies, Arnold Flysway, Enos Albert Pharo Bng.
| ham; Kate Scranton, Palmer and Motto. James New
san FRANCISCO June zs-Arrived. ship Lookout.
"CiearedNShir Mddlesex Massey, Portland.
| Saied-Steamer Ancon, Howes, Panama; snip neine
! du Monde tFr) Tadhonlmes Burrard Inlet; Dark %
Antoine g'r, Corhnat Port TOWNSEND; Dasn'ns "Ave'
sAVHNHXH, July l-sailed, steamship Leo. Dearborn.
| New York.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 1, 1878.
CLEARED.


Steamship Wyoming Bp, Morgan, Liverpool VIA Queens
steamship Java BIZ, Mariyn Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Europa DR. Campbell, Disqualification
Bros - -,
steamship Claribcl CBp, DayIey, savanilla &c-Pim.
Steamship MORO Castle. Morton, Havana-w Clyde
steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, savannah-Murray, Ferris
steamship Ellen 5 Terry, safyear, Newbern-Murray,
Steamship wyanoke, Couch Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co .
Steamship Fanita, Doane, Observation-Disclosures
steamship santee, Springer, New acknowledgement
Bark schiafno Prospcro dtaD schianlno Cork for
Bark 5 Pontoppidon DAM Nssen, Antwerp-Funch.
Bark George Henry Br), Smith, stettin-Boyd 4
BARK La Plata, Phillips, constantnople-J whitney
BARK Luigi Russo GtaD, Maresca Trics,e-Funch Edye
BARK Fairy Belle ODD, TAFT Monte video via samana-
Pendergast Bros h Co.
bark snowdon, Wood, Wilmington NC-Evans Ball
Brig Avance yyor, Thorstcnscn Twcdestrand for or.
Brig Atlas Howell, cadz-Mier 4 Houghton
Brig fcicia QtaiL Romano Gibraltar for orders-Slo
Brig Johann GER De vrIes, Bahia via Richmond, Va
Brig Edward tBr) Lange, Port Iimon-G vessels
Brig Jeremiah, Ford Cardenas--R Buck Co.
schr HartsteDe Durham, Havre-Boyd X Hincken.
s,.hr Alzena. Plunmer Bordeaux-Brett. Son Co.
Sc,Nr Ralph Carlton. Patton, Nuevitas-S e Loud Co.
schr jon Chandler Br, Pettis, windsor, Ns--D
schr LuoA Murcbison. Jones w,Im,rston, nee
Pa
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ervant' record Your S9edlent
n; H. COOLEY Esq. IN ORLEANS, June 20, 1879
The editorial REM <cnCofyestcrday was received.
refer we're reply ~rts In the Pioayme TO which you
ed hSs during the Of
January had the Picay..s F9sed i The
other M 4 and that had omitted noticing all the
tpoysr ers OF the Board but Judge Hswkins co on
fo rtthese assertions and appealed to the files OF the
y e@sse TO disproye what you said.
proynos e %Sa and to oS Tha the the
rub,ect of the Lynch Returning Board in these two
Se yo may Ss 20 w mee
with due consideration.
The public will perceive from the above cor
Pespondence that made y fair honest and manly
offer to Colonel Rhett, viz.-To publicly acknOw-
files that from the 18th OF December 1872, until the
23d OF February, 1873, the Ifcdytne had used
towrrd any member OF the Lynch Returning
Board, except Judge Hawkins, the terms "perfdy,
admit that ne had spoken incorrectly IN the article
OF yesterday morning, If he could not prove what
denied. The valiant and truthful Colonel lodges
che issue IN his letter to me, and very cOmpacent
ly refers me to the files Of his paper from December
H. 1872 to February 3D. 1873. had already examined
those files, and knew that Colonel Rhett could not
| and | presume that Colonel Rhett employed the
twentyfour hours OF delay he claimed, and was al
lowed to answer my note to him, in examining
those hles himself; and after satisfying himself
| therefrom that he was fairly caught. he refused
the proposition made to him. Colonel Rhett hav-
ing written In the Picdvune that made assertions
| to the jury which were "macious and wilfully
false" and having subsequently refused nay fair,
honest and honorable offer TO decide which OF us is
correct, publish him to the people Of New Orleans
| as an unmitigated calumniator, a deliberate and
T9 ssr an sgtu d0dseT and Uha
| NEW ORLEANS, June 8 1873.
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SUICIDE OF BROTHER AND SISTER

BALTIMORE, Nd, July I, 1873
supposed double suicide, occurring last Friday
night, has just come TO light. David Blackjack
aged forty years, wellto-do farmer, residing some
miles from this city, on the Hartford turnpike. was
found dead in his bed from overdose OF lauda-
mum. few hours later sister OF deceased pro-
ceeded to the same room and hung herself to o
bedpost.
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A sAWMILL IN FLAMES.

DETROIT, Mich, July l.
IRE at Farwe this afternoon destroyed Lin
toms steam sawmill, with lumber belonging to
Curtis h Lessinger and Ressnger, Pitcher & Co.
The loss the mill is about twenty thousand dol
lars, partially covered by an insurance OF $4,000.
The loss on the lumber amounts to $3.50 on
which there was an insurance OF only 5000. d. G.
Chadwick loses s. 900 on slaves; no INSURANCE.
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MASS ACRE OF THE INNoOENTs IN NEWARK


To-day in Newark half q hundred or more OF the
innocents species ctnine) will be consigned to a
watery grave, pursuant to the Mayor and Com
mon Councils order, recently promulgated estab
fishing dog pound Yesterday the urchins OF the
town swarmed In front OF the pound with one, two
and three dogs apiece, each representing fifty
cent stamp Before noon over one hundred dogs
had been taken in and paid for They will be kept
forty-eight hours before being done for. Thus far
the urchtns have secured only the cdrdfue OF dog
dom. Blooded doggies are scarce yet. Yesterday
was the opening one OF dog dOomsday.
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LA CROSSE.

TORONTO, July ], 1873.
Two grand La Crosse matches were played here
to-day between the Shamrock Club Of Montreal and
Caughmawaga Indians and the Montreal and
Toronto Clubs. The Shamrocks and the Montreas
were the winners. The Shamrocks, who are the
champions of the world, and the the Canghmawaga
Indians leave tomorrow on tour through the
United States. Should 1t prove successful they
intend visiting England to give exhibitions of the
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TO put up quas,repuprcan and Gilbert c. Walker

was selected, Colonel Wither6
GRACEPuLLY AND CHEERPuLLY RETIRED,
after canvassing the state In every part. ne was
also an elector at large last year on the greeley
ticket, and again very thoroughly ana ably can
vassed the State With these claims and antece-
dents. his strength In the southwest and MS gen.
era acquaintance throughout the State, Il Is almost
conceded that he viii be the conservative nominee
for Governor for the ensuing Fall campaign. The
dif1cuity OF selection among the multitude OF as
Tor the party TO fall back upon the man who has
already been Its choice and has rendered repeated
and ef1icent service in its behalf
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CONCORD, July /, 1878.
In the House to-day Dill was introduced and
referred making it unlawful for any circus to enter
the State, fixing the penalty at $1,000
The bill to allow women to vote at school district
meetings was discussed and indefinitely postponed.
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SAILED.

Steamships Mas, Rotterdam Petar Jebscn do Smidt,
Bremen; MORO Castle iavana Claribe Turks Islands,
&c Zodiac savannah; Ellen Terry, Newbern Wya-
noke, Richmond. &c; barks Pontoppdan Dam, Ant
werp; La Plata, Buenos Ayres; brigs Mary Williams
tBr) BiDoa; John Mason, Laguayra, &C; Bate, santa
Martha &c.
Wind at sunset NV by N, light
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SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
New York city to Whi;esonc, Ii. and the is
open tor the transaction of business
The line will be found of great those having
with vessels passing and from the Sound, and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly
As there is no other telegraph communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the ATTENDED to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels of Whtesone,
dollar; five cents Tor every additional word
Advertisements Tor the NEw YORK HERALD free.
Herald Office. corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office pier No East River
Herald Branch Office No 1865 Broadway.
Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets Brooklyn.
Whtestone Dock, Whitcstonc. H.
At the Herald Branch Offices of Boerum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn and 1855 Broadway New York,
will be bulletin OF the arrival of all daily
Almanac New York-This Day.
Sun sss AND MOON 80 Gov , ssH w4 morn
sun SETS ......... "a Sandy Hook morn II 30
Moon sets.. morn - Hell Gate. 80. morn OS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JULY.
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THE HAvERsTRAW HOMICIDE.
A Correction

COrrcCtfOn.
Coroner Kessler desires It to be understood that
he had not refused to bail John Larkin, said to
have been concerned in the Raverstraw homicide
case, but says he offered to take So 900 for Larkin's
future appearance. Yesterday afternoon the
Coroner concluded to release Iarkn ON 81, 600 bail
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THE BROOKLYN CHARTER,
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, N. Y, July l, 1873.
The Governor has signed the Brooklyn charter.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., July ], 1873
Printing cloths in light business and prices steadier al
&c. the be St 64c
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BASE BALL.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July I, 1878.
In the game between the Athletic and Baltimore
Clubs, in this city to-day, the following is the
Score:-
Clubs LIST 3D. 3D. 4h. Ah, 9th tn Stu 9th
R Sa,s'nGce . ..,.."s Q = III
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