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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

The financial situation is discussed in an inter
view between Col. Forney aud Judge Kelley, pub
lished in the Press of Wednesday. Mr.. Kelley
attributes the present financial panic to scarcity
of the circulating medium, and thinks the Secre-
tary should gradually emit the fortyfour millions
in the Treasury This Mr.. K. would not do sud
denly, or conceal the fact that be intended to do
IL bilf would do il steadily
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

The House at Harrisburg on Thursday defeated
the bill allowing the truth TO DC given ia evidence
iu suits for libel, by vote of fotyeight TO thirty
seven. No other action could have been expec-
ted from q set of men 10 whom the truth IS the
most unpalaiable of articles. All the local Ring
Representatives voted against the bill.-I'reSS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

E. BRINGHURsT 4 CO..
Have fine assortment of useful and fancy articles
suitable tor Holiday Presents. comprising
Elegant Cologne Sets,
Fancy Thermometers.
Toilet Sets.
Fine Hair Brushes,
Dressing Cases.
Smelling Bottles,
Vases,
Puff Boxes apdiPufs.
Toilet Mirrors,
Saehets;
Dressing Combs
scotch Plaid Goods. Fine Perfumery. Of French.
English and American manu- facturo, with many
other desirable novelties at moderate and popular
prices L, BRIH0HURST d CO.,
APotheearies.
corner 9th and Market Sts Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

To BE HE-DIsrRICTRD II COMMITTEES Of Read
ing, Pa, hspnblicans, have gone t. Harrisburg,
for the purpose Of securing the passage OF an
amsndmsnt TO their city charter, re-dlstncting the
CITY, and dividing 1t INTO thirteen Wards instead
Of nins, as hsFetotoEe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
condItIon of Mr. RideeIy.

BALTIMORE, Apul 4.-The CONDITION of James
L. Ridgely, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge
l. y. o. f., OF the United States, is much inn
proved this morning. and his physicians regard
him as convalescent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
O.P. JOnasOu, EDITOR AND PEoPRrETOn.
TIE DAILY GAzErTE is published every afternoon

WllMING7ON, DsI. APfil :. .ls7a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
w. B. THOMPSON.
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
ss u sd tf at I.A
600 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON
DHLAWARR. ..

light for the State Of Delaware for LRONkRps Pa
ent Breast Collar, which is one Of the NEST boneh-
for the horse has hesn invented
for along time. and will be lasting bensht 70 the
ho 80 and owner Il being 30 eoneIgeted that the
chrksd and ehafed on the breast aS Il dons by the
tro lOnrs now used. lefl ati rs de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
Rower's Hood I.iniment.


After 80 yeaFe practical sxRoFsoaOO with .hOEsss
n staging. teamlng, &o. have learned that Nangp
hOFses have been crippled by inatt0AtleR % 6Aa
feet than ali other diseases combined. Adaf mG1y
experiments have found the true rem eiy 10 VIZ
yEET the dlseass Of the hoof o. rsetOFe e Ae
ikene0. 10 What nature intendsa e shoald ee-%sks
great s'lppsgs 81 hsr aaiEaL, 1fAe hool iain-
worthless, This u niment will surelY prsseat this
WORT Of all dseaeos, (CoptTaotion, CoTbB Quarter
Cracks. COntTastioH Of the Daok BiAeW. ssneFaliy
called Knee,epgupq. ke..l and rsstoTe thoss that
have bean crippled ~ the want o. such . EemhAy.
19s-IIy Il, and q viii never tatln properly 49,
Bathe the horses foot once q wesk, o. oglensrYF
noo@ssaFy at the heel and fFog. and hool
Ma. u. c. BoYER--Dear Sirs This q = eSrtliY
that have used your Lihimant h nv etahl4 ioF
three months past, on more than enc hundfea h0R-
sog. and nnd ie the best preparation have ever
used on horses. Il e far better than y8a Fsoom-
mend e. Send me ave easss at epca, ~ szRrOas.
Q. o. D. HARRY HAMILTON, !.
No. lS2 West 3lst street. New York City.
3. BRINGnUR8I = C. = gDEugaisias oqPnsr 0th
and M arket streets WilminGfon. having hael ~.
pointed agents for this valdablo and popular Huot
Liniment are fully prepared % supply Il Whelesals
and retail a. 1hs manulaotuTorA pEiOoa. SEQ vie
Rep1 sdtawkw ffe.r y 1n tft5 siyf eag " .h e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
TIE ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE.

DR.. William NJ. Bancker of No. 1lS West
One-hundred-and-twentyf ourth-st, near sixthaye''
who was arrested by order OF Coroner HERMAN on
Wednesday afternoon suspicion OF fatal malpractice
on his wife, Sarah Maria Bancker, 49, to whom he
had been married only one month"; was brought to the
Coroner's Office for examination, yesterday. He pri-
vatey admitted TO Coroner Herman that he had been
fully aware OF his wes pregnancy and OF her miscar
rage IN the fourth fifth month, discovered by
Deputy Coroner Cushman. He also admitted the cor
rectness Of Dr. Cushmans opinion that the fetus had
been expelled within four days before the death OF the
young wife, and that he had thrown 1t away himself
His wife, he said, very fragile ana delicate.
and the miscarriage had resulted from violent
purging and vomiting during a severe bilious attack
He had denied this knowledge and red 10 conceal his
wfe's pregnancy he said simply to shield her reputa
ton and that OF her relatives who were very respect
bic people He strenuOusly denied that any Instruments
dangerous drugs had been used and souty ayerred
that he would he able 10 prove his innocence. The
prisoner, who is about 40 years old and who was a
wdower before he married his alleged victim. was com
mitted TO the TOmbs to await further proceedings.
Several persons present stated that the affair
had caused Intense excitement among the relatives ana
neghbOrs OF tie deceased at Harlem, aud that threats
personal violence had been made against the accused
Prof Endemann OF the Health Department declines TO
make the ohemina analysis unless under guarantee OF
PAYMENT as the city already him for several pre-
viOus analyses. Other chemists have also declined for
similar reasons Coroner Herman, who is seeking to
make arrangements for the analysis, 49, therefore,
unable TO designate day FOR the inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08

us,,rart and an undiminshed attendance at present
atesa continuance of It's high reputation for
bers ~ ia faculty. which numbers ABOUT
40 in ALI, are DIR. Labberton, lecturer %, on
Uistory prof Marturin instructor IN the Classics D'
Samuel st. John OF the College OF Physicians ana gu-
aos iectYrer on Chemistry Mr.. and Mrs. George van
derbof Instructors in Eocuti0n Mr. VandennOn uelye
inc also course OF historical lectures on the cnarac
tets and events In shakspeares VOTE in Eng
Ian Composition prof d'Oremenbro. Prof Julien ana
Madame du Cayls with Madame ia onnss, in
has general charge OF the deparImeneSS' are
strnctors i'm French. The studies pursued are .
such as are essential TO finished educauon To- tey
ladies' combining both the useful ana hes
comnrise I'm addition the ordinary Englisn Oh ,,
tbe natural sciences, higher mathematics, penes
music drawing, and the LANGUAGES lne IN Fnglish
ton, &c. are Day scholars, fnr PUPILS over IA
com ner anntn; 10 and IL, sOO unuI ~ 80,
aud for those who cannot yet reau 49, noP YEAR The
tes for lessons IN music. paintlng &c, VIII la. Uili
upon the teacher selected. The next schoo' your VIII
begin Sept. "A, and Will close June TO- 1919 =
Miss ComstOcks Primary. Progressive un :,
Ladies' Boarding and Day School, at NOS 81 anu o.
Fortieth-st near Fifth-ave. ana oppos"o "'os.
"a now in s ninth year. The distinctive charac.
teristics OF the school are the unhmi'eo sum ,o
classes according 10 capacity and requlrenentsol
an eeecf system OF private classes anu
Instruction the care given 10 y ouns t,,t
who are massed in preparatory ~, ,ba
apYperienced teachers and exclusively Frebcn ne
narfment (or French German, II desreul' mouSIou
after the best schools IN France a' 1iar Erencb
md En0Iish course OF tuition. The faculty embraces
rom 95 10 20 professors and instructors OF hgD chaIactr
every branch The terms ior DAY 10 and "a
$3.50; under 10. 500; those who 40 not reaI ~ Poi
annum Terms for boarders, including board ana tni
other accomplishments, regulated by the masters eul'
pOyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08

scopic examination under blaze OF light supplied by
the urid malignity of my foes, whom have neither
courted nor concated and every supposed spot us
cerned thereon published by malicious scandalous
and yenal newspapers whose worst have dehed, each
OF which accusations when touched with lthurePs spear
OF truth, changes 10 lie.
THE VERDICT OF THE FUTURE HOPEFULLY AWAITED.
al rejoice therefore, and am exceeding glad that
there is one who is able, from competence In prl-
vate fortune from fearcssness OF undeseryed cens1re
aud indifference to all animadverson but the prompt
ugs Of his own Judgment dare 10 do that which he
firmly believes ought 10 be DONE regardless OF the sup
port OF towards who distinguish between right
thing and an unpopular one, the clamors OF deIna-
gogues endeav0ring 10 strike down their rivals ana os,
the expense of the overthrow OF all mat Is rgh
and Just. believe the country Will connde IN anu trust
a public who shows that he VIII stand by MS con-
vctlOn OF duty and right act earlessly ana nrmy unue
whatever circumstances OF raging storm or Deatlng
Winds than in those who trim their sals 10 every
wind, having compass 10 guido their COURSE
but steer only they waited by favorihg popular
breeze. 49,.
II what have done in regard TO this measure mas
tended TO convince the American people that "no'oI
OF their interest may be copfded 10 my care VIII 20
acted upon according TO the dictates OF my Juusnen
and conscience regardless of all consequences person
TO myself that my course will be onward anu FORWARD,
true TO the nations good, at whatever OF peisOnd
under whatever pressure 10 cause me 10 sWerIe
tine right. that they will know WheIe 10 ioOh u, o
OF public peril calamity, or conmoon, or Han upo
whose xedness of purpose aud steadfasthess III ao'o
they may with surety rely shall Ia so Tar, nave
qured that place in the good opinion OF my
which of all desire in the present as httns
for 10 the people, or as name anu iao W '
To my children incentive 10 duty wen uone.
' w. '' BENZ +. BUTLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
DEpARrURx or FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY. AUG. 3. , $50,
Mill M P-,,.e drs va Bret ana iayra By The steamship WIS
An sv co.e Al $50 D. IN Steamship early Saturday ro@
Pier No. 80 n. 4. -, n. os.. .,.r, so,.
dav and Fnisg at Steamship als Iron for'ilnl DIG ."
IaesdaY at p. n. -, D.. "A -. .v.,,
iisfir. ~ - closed 81 Tie ae"-iViA ''''
iay Al q Q. H., and goes wa Boston
- SATURDAY.. AGO o.
Mill for Great Britain Queenstown anf Liverpool
bv tbe .eamship Bauc close at 1890 Supplementary Ian
Tor donbs postage letters printed IS closed AZ he
al BIS m White star D0ck Payona ttfy jersey C
AZ 2:4O o. IA. Steamship sails 90 3 ptn
Nail far The ontDept of Europe va Southampton and Bremen per
steamship Rhen close at 80 Supplementary MAI tor double
closet nj the PosOlce 40 ~
p n and Ihrs. HoboAen' io all Europe al lio
D. m Steamship sails at . IN.
Direct (ierman anc PrusE Mai sent ~ this ine 80
Ms for Hay Carthagela Santa Martha and S'anp. o
the steamship Cabe close Steamship sals Al H. fon
Pier No. II North River. ,.o
Key steamship George W Clfde close Al
steamship at 3 IN. from Pier No ~ y X
SUNDAY AUG 10.
All Mails til O'Clock The toOnce Is open hom -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Tombs Ponce Court, before Justice Dow
ling yesterday charles Bender aud other gamblers who
rested by Tuy and Dks for robbng Charles A. Bouger
Of $40 gamag No. lib Cbatham committed apon
additional complaints preferred by John Berlin aud JACOB Hos
bad been derauded OF S27 aud $50 respectively
By persons. aud At tho place.
In the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday. before
Jasce heQasd Mrs Theress BAbeger No li6 West Forty
thh, charged Dora Arue ssuaat formerly employed b. her
-ih having stolen ss during last Pbrul worth 5000 bat had
discharged coming she ad
mtied 70 Mr. Bsmber that she tie ees she held IN
$1,000 10 John scLouer OF Hndsoa Csr committed
deant OF $1,000 for having obtained $500 andr mrepe
sntauoas FROM James Hecth Of 80. 032 SecondaTe
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
lore Judge snAndleJ Ma Huntey Of No l57 CnOas charged
Osa.rns Raea gov hvng No n Grand with stealing
.eh and chain, valued $35 jay TO- The defendant
h 'ing With Mr.. haniley servant gr she pleaded guilty Il
we ehsye and committed o
NO ~ second charged kiehaTi butler
ooy orestng into his Wednesday night aad steans
reirom quantity Of lead valued
g eegh Butler the ac Of selling
=" held In deianli Of 81 900 bsli o susWeG
In the Court of General Sesaions vesterdav Ro
nAceu presiding and Asant District Russell Ap
vAss wa vac people, 10 sss sd raE psoasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVEL

1t has been generally understood that the
tide OF European travel of the present greatly
exceeded that Of former years. The table below is
official statement Of the number OF cabin passengers
sailing by the regular ocean steamship lines from and
to this port The steamers sailing from Boston, Phila.
depha, Baltimore. and other American ports are not
recorded, though 1t is lair to presume their relative
records for the past few years would show steady In.
crease. especially during the present year. number
OF NEWCOMERS have also sailed by steamers not owned
by any regularly organized steamship company so that
the record below cannot be taken as the total OF eu
barkauops from and arrivals at this port during the
season The table covers the three months 1874 when
travel Is the heaviest the for 1872 ia yiraIlv
the same though the period embraced 10 some what
longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
TRIBUTES TO wELLKNowN RESIDENTS.

The funeral of Thomas p. Way took place
vaardav afternoon from his late residence No. 2i9
Lexington-ave. The Veteran Corps washington gray
Cavalry N. c., under the command OF capt JONI w.
Kitterman attended. There were also present num-
her Of exempt members of the lst Troop Washington
Grays Among these organizations were notceu the
following: Capt Edward Phillips, Col John '" Avery
Col M NJ yandyke. Gen J. NJ. Varlan. Gen.
william Hall and Col. Thomas DeVoe. Among
other marketmen present were Samuel Patterson
James L. Stewart, william Laor, and Freeman blru.
The remains incosed in an elaboratey nioun'ou
rosewood casket which was weighed down with noral
gifts prominent among which was large c'o"n VI
white exotics presented by the Veteran corps Inc
services were opened with the reading OF the
and remarks by the Rev. Richard Meredlth, inc hG h
Rev Halsey W. Knapp made EXTENDS" aI,s will be
the character of the deceased Inc rendaII' WIN w
removed this morning TO Sing Sing for burial. ola,
The funeral OF Arson Livingston SOU yineston of
New-Jersey. took place from MS iate es,ncJ,v morn
Brighton Staten Island at ii O'CLOCK y ~ me Rms
ing Though many OF the friends ana sOlne ol ' -, az
foik were necessarily absent, being In Europe OF ht
tant Summer resorts, the participants III .n and veil
of affection and friendship were numerous anu Jn
known Elegant floral designs, contributed oy ionus
OF the family, lay upon the coffin An9ng g in nv MI
snicuons OF these and anchor gwen Wy I'
and Mrs Louis r. HOyt OF this city, wlte eross lV E
John c. Henderson. and radiant crown 90 dn Part
a cross the Gift OF ii. G.. Coggeshall OF hJue rarh'
North River The service conducted oy the rev
Chas H. Jones, chaplain OF the sailors snug drq b'
who read address referring TO the personal ms
tory OF Mr. Livingston. Beverly Robinson Robert Cen
ter Horace Waldo, VIM Calender Geo W; 0spoe nd
Geo L. schuyler Hamilton Morton, Quincy Morton anu
Dr. f. Bayard acted pal[bearers. Ths bOdy was
taken Greenwood Cemetery the mourners leaving me
island by at o'clock. and there Inferred III the
family vault. 49,, y,
Tae funeral services OF the late Col Andrew L. Ire
land were held yesterday IN ST. Marks church III Stuy-
vesantplace. AT $3.50 p. III. the remains were borne
from the chapel into the church, the following acting
az pail bearers: Israel COrse, Godsborough Bauyer'
Richard J.. Mount Maunsel Is. Field, Henry meyer,
Joshua Jones william Rogers, and - Craig. The BODY
was incIosed in rosewood casket with silver mount
ngs covered with floral offerings from various friends
on the lid plate bearing the name and age OF he
Seceaed The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr.
McNulty, In the form OF the Protestant EpiscOpal
Church. after which the remains were deposited III inc
family vault in the cemetery adjoining the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY REVIVED.

The directors of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany held meeting yesterday morning H. L. Pierre
pont H. Sanger g. L. Hustled A. NJ. White, j. s. Rock
WE'LL W. c. Kingsley, J. ID. Fish. A. McCue. j. Hasey, d.
Chauncey, J. o. Low, j. g. Tsdale and Ripley Ropes
being present The receiver Daniel Chauncey presided
and John Halsey was chosen Secretary pro TEN. The
resignation OF the Secretary NJ. 7. Rodmsn, was &c
cepted. Charles K. Marvin was appointed to vacancy
In the Board OF Trustees and Ripley Ropes an importer
OF hides and Alderman OF the Third Ward, was elected
President of the Company The following card has been
issued:
The Trustees OF the Brooklyn Trust Company beg
leave inform their depOstOrs and the public generally
that the company will resume business ON Saturday
morning the 9th inst at o'clock The stockholders, at
meeting held Tuesday evening, the 9Th nst at the
Academy Music voted 20 advance to the company so
per the amount OF the stock held by them TO
make good the impairment OF capital. THIS money has
already largely subscribed. The undersigned have
united to contribute guaranty fund OF $5OOOOO 70 abide
the payment OF those subscriptions and the completion
Of the full capital Of the company The Trustees Deneye
that under that reorganization the company Is entitled
10 the fullest confidence OF the pnblic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
AN ELABORATE BURGLARS KIT.

In the jefferson Market Police Court, yes
terday, Joseph Holmes and Joseph Rivers who were
arrested on Tuesday by officers Grove and Malone Of
the Twentieth Precinct, suspicion OF having entered
the house Of John Haley at No. 373 West Thirty
ST. on Tuesday morning, were brought before Justice
Fowler woman who claims to be the wife OF Rivers
is also in custody The prisoners appear to be profes
sional burglars Judging from the elaborate set OF tools
found at their house. No. 226 West Twenty ninth-st.
Several Of the Court officers and detectives stated that
they never complete set in their entire expert
ence In the set combination Jimmy consisting
OF seven pieces brace and bit, waxboard for taking
impressions. and variety OF skeleton keys. During
conversation with Capt. McElwayne Rivers said that the
Jimmy alone worth more than $780, and that the set
could hardly be replaced for 500. bundle OF cloth
samples was also found Attached 10 each sample
ticket with different numbers written on It, and the
suppOstiOn is that the samples represent quantity OF
cloth previously stolen and stored away IN some hiding
place to be disposed OF by pecemeal by means OF the
samples Both prisoners have hard countenances, and
appear to be far specimens OF the typical English
craftsman. Holmes says that he was born in England
but Rivers claims this country as his birthplace Coun
sellers Mitchell and McCelland appeared for the prison
ers whom Justice Fowler decided ~ commit without
bail for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
POPT OF HKW -YORK.....,

POPT or EBU- HORK.................,... lace.
CLEARED.
Steamship Tyoee DeanOy samana PoauPla &c. spoaori Bros
Stc,mcbip Cy Deasa Havana &C. F. Aeuadre sous
Steamship Benecor Jones Wilmington, Lolari steamship Co.
steamship Dngo johnson Portland. j. J.. Ames.
Steamship E. Biiile A.eTanier PhiIadel2ma p CLYDE
BARK Loie (Br) Anderson Rotterdam Saos Bnrse
BsE Beatrice OBJ Windsor Adelaide and Auckland. Mailer
Bark Carleton COegns sagun Ia Gr.uie Brett Son Co.
brig speann lNOrl Peterson sefag. Chss TOBIAS 4 60.
SeRr carrie BoaaeR BouSel St. Jo6a r. b. ieaey Parker
Selr AeHanie, Fakng1,m Boston &C., he1e' ra5ss''
sloop FRED Brown Wilson Proviienoe.
en%,U Hans, Ger S'6a s Bs July 49, via Southampton
Atlas sE Porter Glasgow July %, sni Londonderry
steamship Anglia tBE small glasgow July 49, aad Movne 27h
With mise and pas . Oh Dominion Steamship 60
steamship Regulator Freeman Philadelphia, WITH mse and 10
steamship DngO, Johnson Portland with and pass to
steamship Cleopatra Phillips, Havana &C. With dse. and
steamship Flag, Foster, Charleston With mdse. and J. W.
BAR Harold (Of Halifax 81 Dnmors Liverpool 46 Iay,
BARK Charlotte tGer Wallis Eng so DAYS
BARK Royerah lBfl A9Cray ahn5as o. days VIII @d,e
sebr J"s A. Ryer Corsoa Indsno n DAYS With hides Sc
schr Delmsr Wallace Newberu n u lays with naval stores =
sehr. j. p CAKE, Levy, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
L. ~
from Antwerp; Brgs Clara Louise IRON Maunah; L. c. from
Madeira NewOeinsi schrs Island City from Gotseubeg John
SOmers Charleston.
PJRrREs MoSRog Va Aug Passed in Baltimore sbp Grey
Bag Rio JaHeiro. Arrived barA ago, from Rio Janero TOE
orders
savaSS,H Ga Aug 6-Arved steamships San Salvador and
Montgomery, from Nes-iOrk.
SEw.ORLkAss Aug 2Sale steamship Mississippi Cr1we for
New-York
GALVESTON Aug 5Arryed steamship City of Antonio Pea
nlnston, for heW.ioEh.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug THE nman Lane Steamship City Of NewYOri
sailed this port Tor Aew-iork yesterday.
NEwBEDFORD Aug 5.-Ceaed bark Tamerape, M0aliOu ior
Atlantic Ocean, Sailed, bark Sarah, for Atlantic Ocean.
The brig which Philadelphia SATURDAY. from
Ceauego reports In M So long "a 80 passed feet OF whers
MEMORANDA.
steamship MoutE Arndt Perg e from Stetts
Ju from 9Th, M Newiork, and has
supposed the detention caused by the breaking Of portion
OF her mlchnery
The shp Fort Regent Brl Olson April SewYork
reported by cable TO have into ST. Helena JAY with dam
aged aud would schaTge for repairs.
The bark tGer loading Hunters Point L. for
Ststn caught IRE during the burning u the Oh works al that paes
Aug D, ard bad damaged IN sphTs, sails and rigging
SPOKEN.
Ju H. lat as 80 long, 49, bark Sbri Moses (Br from Hamburg
for Philadelphia
July IL TO- long 49, bark Plata, Neriork
stantinupe.
July is As lS long IS bark Huudo SOr) Bristol BAG.
for New.lOrk
July "a W. Of the Lizard Lght bark Hannibal Ger) from
Ner-iors for London
. lat 40 80, long 20 10 bark Ricardo III t,al
erm0 for Boston
lfor --latest ship Seps see FIN Pd0e.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08

.d r,, Joseph Bloom attempt at grand larceny Ia steal
@ r,m pasr Haywood Of No. $50 Broadway July H. eight
IN r.ek S72 sent the State Prison for 22 years
shaw and John h.bsr beth Of an st.emps burs.v
the bird IN enss o1 a, "a ana ss.r to ass. 20
nd one coat worth s22 shsw cent TO The State Prison fer
w.,ch,y 10 the PenitenAry for Iausee
Ms Of burglar 10 ss h degree 10 eessn, INTO the hoa %
oo.e " usao.b sner al 267 West Thirty sItb on JAY
sanne oh l5 10 the Stats Prison or
Chsos NEWMAN Of attempt At gras iaiesa, N ',ssnas
ana R,as.ay sent 70 The PenteniiarI for oas
Co., - h.ygary 10 the third degree In breatng ic 70
M 10 2G7 West Thirty sixth st. on Ja ~ ana s'esl
ing fa coak and two overeoss w 800. 10 co.@s
bsrr.ry BE second degree in breaking s,o % y" I 81 .S
s,s,b o. Donohus at 1875 East Forty -srb7l on
intent 10 steal clothing Bessie Lyons servant emp'I ~
hos sent 70 the Prison for Years