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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23

THE second festival of she Phoenix Fire
Company, the proceeds to be applied to the
purchase of q pair Of horses for the use of
the Company closed on Saturday night last.
The sales TO not come near the figure they
ought to have reached, considering the great
merit of the object in view, but the boys are
truly thankful for what has been done for
them, and entertain DO cause for complaint.
After reasonable rest the boys should up
and at It again. There is nothing like perse-
vercnce il the accomplishment Of desirable
end. There is just the pair of horses Dceded
somewhere, and proper effort will secure
them. The net proceeds vilireacka abont $3.50.
At the close of tire sociabIe entertainment
held last Monday evening, we we're presented
with handsome cake, accompanied with the
following letter, for which the Committee viii
please accept our sincere thanks:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
MULLEN'S WALKING MATCH.

Considerable interest was yesterday evinced
regarding the progress OF the pedestrian feat now
IN course Of performance by Edward Mullen, OF
Boston, at the Washington Riding Academy
After completing his Tooth mile, the pedestrian
retired to sleep on Tuesday night at l2h. son. 52s.
After sleeping for nearly three hours he once
took the track yesterday morning at Sh. 45m. lOs
lie naturally appeared somewhat stitf at starting,
or and he settled down to steady
even gait of making his first fifteen
miles, and the 175th of the journey, by Oh. 4Sm.
49s., when he retired to his room for rub down,
resuming work once more at Oh. 5sm 9s. He
then scored up another nine miles by Oh. sim.
Sos, when he partook of hearty breakfast and
toed the scratch again at Oh. 5lm $685., starting OF
at quick pace, which he Kept up for some dis
tance, when he settled down to his usual gait,
making mis- Tooth mile at l1h. Bonn. $685. He ex-
pressed himself at this time as being confident of
too which yesterday caused hun considerable pain,
and prevented him from making as many miles as
he had hoped, had now ceased TO cause him any
trouble, so that he threw OF the elastic bandages
which he had put on on Tuesday under medical ad-
vice. The 20Oth mile was recorded at H. Aim. 1885,,
when he retired To his apartment for dinner re-
Stunning his journey once more at 2h. I'm. So. He
then walked five miles and rested fifty minutes
after which he set TO business again, scoring his
Cloth mile at All. 49m. $685. His 220th was finished
at sh SIM. los. and the Esd at Oh. 32m. 22s.,
when he went to his room order to
change his shoes, which were causing him
some slight trouble. the inner lining having work ed
up and CALLED his heel a little. 1t now became
apparent that 1t was impossible for hun to make
more than seventy-t three miles for the days work
by midnight, which would made his total score
stand at 1913 miles accomplished This would make
him nearly five miles ahead of what Weston made
In the same time. He resumed walking at few
minutes after ten O'CLOCK and stated II to be his
intention to keep on the track until one or two
O'Clock in the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
Almanac for New York-This Day.
CLEARED.

steamship Cuna OBJ, Noodle, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Belsic tBrl, Metcalf Loudon--R J Cortis
Bros.
ampton-Oelrichs a Co.
steamship City OF Galveston, Evans New Orleans
Mallory Co.
sieamship Montgomery, Faircloth, savannah-R Low.
Den.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood chsres,on-Jw ouin-
tard a Co.
sNamsnip yicksburs, Rudolph, Philadephia-wm P
Snip Sir Il Peel. Larrabee London-Grinnell Minturn
Co
shin william OBJ. Hilton, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Gratitude (Br), Hardwick sydney, NsW-R W
BARK Atlas Aus oerolimicn, Gloucester, E-John c
Seagcr
Bark Kong Eystein Nor, Ercksen, Cork for orders
BARK yass tSor, Nielsen, Cork for orders-Funch.
Edye a Co.
BARK Jessie Goodwin tBr Trimble' Cork or Falmouth
-Heney Parker. -
Bark Cortese dtaD, chiesa, Cork or Faimouth-sO.
coych Co.
Bark Deveti Dubrovacki Aus, Knezevich Cork or
Bark Betsy GUIDE Gsorl, Due Queenstown or Falmouth
-Tetens Bockmann.
Bark stella Nor, Mohn, Antwerp-Funch Edge A Co.
Bark silo Nor, Tellesen, Rotterdam-Funch, Edge
Go.
Bark Alert Cor), Jansen Rotterdam-Tetens A Book
mann.
:, BARK Agate Gop, Lupberg, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Edye 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18

tor Scott fs.sen a- 3 josn. NB ~.
Twibsll Homer, do: American Eagle, shaw do; flq,
renee, Snckett and Buckeye, Southland HaverstraW
p Pitt. Williamson, and Aenry Cole, Chadwick, Port
sailsd-schrs Anthony Burton johnson, Port John
hedSo'' James D,Ssl
RICHMOND: June l5--Arrved, steamship Old Domin-
farpean OBI Young Norfolk at City POINT to load or
clsarsd~Bsrfs Goethe Ger stasen Bremen; Jesse
Brl, Simonds, Rio Janeiro.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S-Xrrived, barks craieie Lea
OBJ, Handy. Swallow; Bohemia Cob, Cattermoie, AGA
Gem Of the ocean, futile. Port Ludlow; Carleton.
SAVANNAH, June ls-cisared. schr Frank Lucas.
saisdSschrs David clarkson, Philadelphia; z Nc
HthIArrived bark Concordia from Kennebec River;
York. sesvey. Lee, sath new
saed-steamship Leo, DeaEborn, New York; brig
,.sALEM June ls-Arriyed- bark ,Ephraim williams,
warren; ,rahnis Elder Rish. Z n strout, Dean; On
wentworth saxon. Warren; Mary i Pearson, Warren !;
8 Mcclellan Parr. and waterloo Beck, Port Johnson
SOMERSET; June lD-Arrtyed. echrs stephen Morgan.
south Anboy =: Gerwin. Bnnce, Port johnson; Henry
May Istsh and Jane Mar Mssia Smith, H a, ~,
June Is. Af.ysd bark srsns
assRHS2 sa f2S
Ssns Bis
vsss Be- zssr .s Chase: "a sSsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18

York
schr Tantamount Pendleton Salem for Port johnson.
schr Minquas. Heaney, Providence for Port johnson
schr Brandywne, Winters New Haven for Jersey City
dria-
schr James Barnes, Nckerson. Boothbay. Me- for New
York
steamer Alpatros Davis Psl Riverfor new York with
mdse and passengers
BOUND BAsF.
schr Evergreen, Turner, Elizabethport for New bed
ford
schr Blackstone. wixon, New York for Providence.
schr Addie Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven
schr Tanis Bodne, syie, hoboken for Providence
schr Clara Rogers, Rogers New York for Newbury
port
sehr Caroline Kinzie Dilks Georgesown for Newpury
port:
Schr Ploughboy, Tyrren Port johnson Boston.
schr Warren, McGarr Ezabethport for Providence.
schr VIM Irish, Tyrreil, Elnabethport Tor Prov-
dence. 81
schr johnnie Messervey, French, New York for Rock
land.
schr Teazer, Hathaway New York for Freeport.
Schr Lady Suffolk, Armstrong, New York for Salem
schr Mary Pike, Good, New York for East Wey-
mouth.
Schr Fair Wind Bowman, New YORK for Providence.
Steamer Galstea, Gale, New YORK tor Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE ls lo74-rRPIE SHEET
Bark Antoinesta dtaD. Polio. rrieste-runc. xav.

Bark Antoinetta dtaD. Polio, rrieste-Punc.A Eaye
Bark Virginia lBrA Stafford, Marseille -Jas Henry
Bark Mamie Bell, Carney, Port X ,vai-Benner 4
BARK Evening star fBr,. chick ssJago-waydsn
Co.
Brig sarah dsrs- rOwnsep q. Napes-c B swayne /
Sons,
Co.
., Brig n owea ssf>, Rudolph. Point aPiue and St
Perkins AaJob.
Brig Lophemia CBrh Mahlsfrom, Cow Bay, OBJ F
Whitne, 4 Co.
Brg Otter Br,, Pringle, Rockland, NB-Jos Barker
Schr Phebe, Medeco, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Douglas.
schr Newport Br,. Miller, St Johns, NC W Ber-
taux.
schr Franklin, West Acknowledgment Beatte.
schr Whisper, Baker, Key West-Benner Pnckney.
Schr "A Jones' Line, Fernandina--A Abbott
scnr ldabella, Fisher, Wilmington nee POWELL
schr Carrie 5 Webb Homan Charleston-Bentiey, Gil
dersleeve 4 Co.
schr W II Mailer Crowley, Newburyport-C Snow.
schr b Conwell, Higgins, Provncetown-B Wen
berg.
:, sehr Garland, Lindsey Providence-H W Jackson
sehr veranda, Pond, New London-H W Jackson
Son.
sloop Cornelia, stepp, Observation-Disclosures Bro.
Steamer b Bruno, Foster, Baltimore.
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
"0UT OF THE DEEP,
A Pocketb0ok Full OF Money Fished Up
by Oystermen-Ten Years I'm the
Water.

by Oystermen-Ten Years I'm the
Water.
NEW HAVEN, Conn., June II, 1874.
On Tuesday, during q remarkable low tide, two
brothers, Ira and Asa Curtiss. oystermen, residing
IN this city, were engaged the east side OF the
harbor, near the lighthouse, digging for hard
shell clans, work pertaining TO their line. The
water several feet deep, and their attention
was attracted to o peculiar looking object within
the teeth Of the tongs as they were raised up
70 The side OF the boat. An examinati on
book, within which were several pieces
OF American gold and silver CON- In good state
OF preservation, and large roll OF bills, These,
as thought, will amount TO 81, 00O and to-day an
attempt was made TO separate them-not an easy
task, as the pocketboOk had been under water at
least ten years. The bills, so far determined,
are OF large denominations, mostly greenbacks OF
the earlier issues and state bank bills. They are
reduced to mass OF pulp, and must be handled
with the greatest care. Remains OF paper docu-
ments once written on were also found, but moth
ing by which the name OF the loser or the exact
date OF loss could be determined.
The general supposition is that the pocketboOk
belonged to passenger on some steamer plying
between this city and New York, and that he must
nave accidentally dropped his treasure overheard.
This idea Is strengthened from the fact that the
book was found near the channel where the
steamers OF the New Haven line pass up and down
the harbor. The Messrs Curtiss are confident that
the bills can be successfully separated, and That
they will be redeemable in which case they can
say to their fellows that Tuesday gave them the
biggest ''findn ever known in the history OF Con-
the unfortunate loser Will ever appear to claim his
DrOperty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
Herald Marine Correspondence.

VIEWPOINT, III, june IL
Arrived schr Express (of Provincetown), De Marks
master, and reports that when so miles ssE from
Noman's Land picked up the boat Right Bower,
sein and Ash inside and brought them port
1t is supposed she got adrt from the fishing Of
that name
John Waters Co., wreckers, have arrived here with
spars standing rigging of the schooner John
Ferris ashore on Whale Rock. Her running rigging
saved some time She has almost entirely gone
to pieces. rhs4
The schooner yacht vesta NYYC. owned by Richard J
Baker Jr and which has been laid up at this port all
winter has been sold to Mr. Buyon OF New York, aud
will henceforlh han from the asser place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
NOTICE 70 MrRCHliN And Snip CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains
formed that by telegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No As Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels wadng with the United
States the will be cabled this country free OF
charge published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals and Departures or Vessels from
and for the United States.
f.a.

ARRIVALS
Arrived at Liverpool June H. bark Exile CBr Pierce,
Pensacol via Queens town.
Arrived at do June l6 ship Freedom Norton Charles
ton; brig Emily Waters CBr), horrissey, New YORK.
Arrived al London June l6, ship Rhine, Jordan, New
York.
Arrived Of Bristol June H. steamship Great Western
OBJ, stamper New York.
Arrived at Cardiff June 6, ship Guardian Ames Hell.
singfors.
Arrived at Belfast jane i6 bark Erato Gwe) sjound,
Philadelphia.
Arrived At Queenstown June 6. bark Marie Refine Fr)
Durin Philadelphia.
on Pastnet 10TH PM, steamship Greece tBr) Thomas
New York tor Liverpool.
Arrived at Hamburg June 10, bark Chrstel Ger),
Rohlfs. New York.
Arrived neivoet June l6 the "Hcnriette 4 xarian
from New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
SAILED.

Steamships Cuba 3r, for Liverpool Donau Ger Bre.
men; Tybee, st Domingo; City of Galveston, New Or
leans; Montgomery, savannah; Champion, Charleston;
HAMBURG; william sBr) Quebec Green Jae 81; s OBJ
Gtap Limerick Dorchester, Alicante; Onni (Rus),
Dunkirk; briggs Thetis, Curacao; Emma Dean, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
DISTRESS IN CANADA.

QUEBEC, June II, 1874.
Letters from saguenay state that there Is much
distress In that district. Since the snow disap-
peared lncessant rain has fallen. No grain has
Oeen sown, and farmers have been obliged TO eat
their seed grain. Young people are emigraring
in large numbers. Cattle dying in all directions
w N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June II, 1874.
Sugar-No. r. Dutch standard 2h % reals per
robe Exchange active United States, 60 days
rency 2o l26 prenium do short sight currency, l29
$50 premium; do. 81 days gold, las $50 premium; do,
short sight gold 1852 I5 premium; on London 100 1872
premium; Paris, Isl 1853 premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
BELOW.

Brig J p Wheeler, from Providence, with mainboom
gone. Was boarded 18th, of Fire Island by pilot boat
7 Negus, No ~. s4EN}
Brig Carl (swe), Eugstrom from Rio Janero by pilot
boat Caprice, No i6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
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never cease 10 sing its praise for what has Done or
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For several Years he had been under Inc best medical
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18

Acting Mayor Vance and Tax Commissioner
Wheeler are very busily engaged in studying the
new tax levy, which will be taken mp by the Board
OF Estimate and Appointment next Monday
Mayor Hayemeyer win then have returned rom
..Fleds anew and pastures greenr-with bright
ened ideas and rested mind TO &C, inteligently on
the heavy appropriations demanded. Some new
and startling facts will be raised, 1t Is expected, at
tnar session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18

Sergeant Christie, OF the Fifteenth precinct. yes
terday morning reported to Coroner Croker that
Joseph Dehlle Milet forty-nine years OF age and
born in France, while intoxicated and suffering
from temporary lit OF insanity, fell from the
ond story window OF his residence, No. "a Clinton
place. 10 the rear yard. and was almost instantly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18

The usual weekly reunion OF the Women's Edu'
cational and Industrial Society win be held this
evening at the Free Training Schools. Dr. A. d.
French win deliver an address upon the observ-
ance OF the laws OF health. The entertainment
viii include recitations and vocal and Instru-
yuenta m selecLiOQs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF June AND JULY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18
NEW YORK CITY.

The body OF a man found In the bay OF Bay
Ridge yesterday had on a black and white PLAID
SHIRT red nannel undershirt, black clotn pants,
gray woolen socks, CATERS and shoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18

James Anderton, seventy-two years OF age shot
himself through the head with revolver last
night aud died Immediately. He lived at 1863 Hud-
son street. where his body is now awaiting the
acflon a the GorOner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-18

Prices, 81 and So per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER Il CO., hemists.
IS John street. New York.
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fang ,pel9er aus elmer ibm 9e9ei1iber
liesenoen Wirt6l6aft er16ou ld)neioet
er f6 uein Obr" ab uno tuirft es in Bic
@tube, tueil es i'm gedr9ert! IS be-
burfte bebeutenoer. utberrebun9sfunit,
als Der BON ben 9lnsebOri9en reqnirirte
Mr5t ibm bos DIR luieoer anflidtn 'pol(te.
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- Gin numb e T. II der g prf a I I
ereigenete 1i6 neuli6 in elmer r0mll6en
Rir6e. @dbrenS baielbi # cine elegant &C.
fleioete Salne 5um @ebet nie0erfnieete,
fam es ibr Dor als menn Scenario bic
Sai6e ibres &leioes btriibre; fie blidte
ouf ober als 1ie 1ob, bob neben ibr nur
eine 9ome fnieete, Die beillabe nod tnebr
@legan5 enfaltete> als lie lelbit, >por lie
berubigt> uno slaubte li6 9eirrt gu boben.
Na6 beenoeter N1eIle 9ine lie in elm Nea=
9a5in, nm eini9e ginfdufe 81 MAIDEN, unb
ols lie be5ablcn min, bemertt 1ie, bab ibr
8ortemnnuaie feblt :! Do9e9en fano lie in
i6rer Sa19e Elm 9oloenes Qlrmbano, ipel=
DIES Die elegonte9itbin, ols lie oasPorte<
monnaie itabl, perloren botte. SIM Porte+
monnaie befonoen 1i9 etma 70 6ranfen;
bos @rmbano miro an $50 Sronten 9e<
16dbt. .=..- III.
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