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The New York herald., 1874-08-16
Maritime Miscellany.

SHIP WARRIOR QUEEN which went ashore at Point
iids people get aboard Of her rom shore without
ping her win get handsome their labor.
BARK BESSIE RoGkRs-rhe chains have been placed
and the wrecHes
e to 70 any s o ss s Will
ScHR CHowAN wrecked of Kennebunk. Me, val
ned $3.50 Part Of the rigging aud materials viii be
HAIrrAx, Aug 15-The Judge ef Vice Admiralty gave
decision ,oiay u the q the American bark Chss
S5"ag1s % seSr
The Bark ohoSo Of Of MaeSs e wSeh
Cow Bay year ago. has been hoated Of and towed to
srig spray Bloom, Of Arc9at from Providence, ar;
rived M a. syan1y n on the f @
the eastern end OF scatary.
lat s. R a. With asSe esSss
about $50 feet high, and ledged frill OF uy halt a
with great Jury
KrSsEnusxroRr Me, Aug l3-Ths morning at an early
Rogers went ashore on Gillespie Point near the Beacn
House and has beed. She may come off,
THE LOST BARK ScorLANp-The United States Consul
at swatoW reports to the STATE Department. under dse
1ns ea sa Il that n'
sunken vessel was visible of the Island Of Nsmosh,
the
' hc
cfp@sG @ n hn and !e @ ws1s os Sa.
h1qT
that the American bark Scotland OF San Francisco.
GiiddiesnIs den master, al, IA tons built at Richmond.
shanghae, March "a for swa,ow. on May 2S, the
Consul received letter from the Commissioner OF Gus
toms Swatow, stating that the 18th he found by
sending an ocer to the wreck that she is bark rgged
Her foretOpmast seemed to be quite new spar. The
yards bright The foot OF the
is painted white and the spider band the
topmas red. The Consul adds that II the parts de-
vessel Rock about the
March that the whole of the crew perished James
Murray shipped on the Scotland second officer OF
the rest of the crew. excepting tho master the Consul
knew nothing
The unknown schr before reported ashore at Kenne-
bunk port, Me- the OF schr Chowan was got
Off ut high water, She was lumber loaded.
Whalemen.
Spokcn-ruy 81, lat S U5 n lon rs W brig Eunice
Adams oi NB, months out; had taken G2D bbis OIL
spoken.
Ship Cashmere from San Franci isco for Quee enssown
July "a lat N, lon liz w,
ship Straton (Br), Audley. from Newcastle Nsw for
San Francisco ~ days out July 80 lat 30 n Ion I2g 81 W.
Bark Horato Sprague, Small from Hong Kong for San
Francisco, date, of Bonn Island
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
ARRIVALS
RKPORTED BY THE HERALD sTBAM YACHTS AM
HERALD wHITEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE

RKPORTED BY THE HERALD srBAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE
steamship Deutschland tGer) Lado wigs, Bremen Aug
and Southampton 4th with mdse and 236 passengers
10 Oelrichs 4 Co. Arrived at sandy Hook at 35 pm.
FROM 9th to the 10th Of Aug experienced heavy
erly southerly gales from the 10th tho 18TH light
westerly winds and smooth sea- 18th. lat u So lon s. 0i,
passed bark Auguste Bremen bound west 10th, lat
b. lon Is a. passed ship Arlington Br, from Liverpool
Tor sydney, CB.
with mdsc and passengers 10 J ouintard a. Go.
Ship Seminole Marsh, Liverpool 81 DAYS, with mdsc to
Lawrence, Giles Co. Aug 2 lat a B N. Ion AZ, ex-
changed signals with ship Richard III, bound 81 l2th
LAT 20 n Ion 81, spoke brig sabinos, iron Pctou Tor
Providence.
pOo l6 with mdse 70 Henderson Bros July H. lat
81 and Ion T vi SPOKE ship st Pc slersburg kor, from
Dunkirk for New York.
gnip Ontario Patterson London and the Isle Of Wight
July WIN mdse 70 GrinDeu MIDtnrn Co.
The New York herald., 1874-08-16

patrick Hogap ana Thomas Costello, while
another ot the party, Patrick Devine, had
barely time to escape from under the
falling mass, porLiOn OF which aRnted
upon his head and shoulders, innictlng some
we're bruises The task oi rescuing the unfortunate
men rom their living tomb was speedily COM
menced Dy their comrades, who soon succeeded
in digging out Costello when lie almost en-
nnct. When Hogan was reached IL was oun6
thai stone weighing several hundred POUNDS
was lying directly across his BODY. Thls having
been with difficulty removed 1t was at once seen
that the man was corpse. An inquest was held
on the remains by Coroner Bassett yesterday, and
a verdict returned IN accordance with the above
facts. Costello Is not expected 10 survive, as III
addition to his hip being dislocated and his BODY
and limbs being otherwise terribly bruised, he Is
also injured internally. Hogan leaves vile and
family.
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Aug la-Arrived bark Montreal tsr. David.
son. New York.
sailed 18th, bark Gerda Nor, Olsen United States
AMSTERDAM Ang l4-Saiicd. bark Regulus (Nor) Holte
United States.
BRIsroI, Aux H-Arrived, bark Ebenezer Ccor) Nick.
son, New York
Arrived At Penarth lith bark Zetland (Br) Hooper
New York.
BARROW, Aug i%-Arrivsd, ship Fremtad Cyor) Mikkei.
son, Pensacola
CnoNsrADN Aug ls-Sxiied. bark Lillian Rumbsil
United states.
DUBLIN, Aug l+-salled bark Rubino dtaD, Pncetclh,
United States.
HAxBuRo, Aug 3-Arriv-d, ship Atlanta Qier) School
Philadelphia bark Eldorado CSor, Guudersen, VIII
mpgton, NO.
Sailed 18th, bark Hermann toer,, Hack, San Fran.
CISCO
KoyresnrRo, Aug E-Arrived, ship Acnv, Jacobsen.
New York
LvxRrooI, Aug h-Arrived ship John Bryce. Morse,
st John, NIB.
Sailed 18th, steamship Keniworth (Br) Prowss Phila-
delpha.
LONDON Aug lb-Arrrvcd, bark Banquereau (Br). Pur-
dy, Port Royal, &C. via Bermuda.
Sailed 18th, bark Robert Boak Br) Halcrow, United
States.
LONDONDERRY. Aug l4--saned bark village Belle Br),
Little, United States
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
MARINE OOURT-PARr l.
A Caution to Proprietors Of Dining
Saloons.

n Ca0IlOn 70 FxOpTHcIOTB % aiming
Saloons.
Before Judge NcAdam.
Dinustaded vs. Kilian.-The defendant Keeps q
dining saloon IN william street; the plaintiff Is a
dealer in calfskins, doing business IN Frankfort
street The plaintiff alleges that on the 9th OF last
month he went to the DEFENDANTS saloon for the
purpose OF getting his dinner There being no
vacant seat he was standing by the stove, when
the defendant came up and asked what he
wanted lie replied ''Dinner," whereupon the
defendant called HIM q drunken vagaDond. q nd
put HIM out OF the saloon. The defendant
says he saw the plaintiff standing by the stove
Ior some time where he was very much in the way
OF the walters and, as hts clothes were ragged
and never having seen him before, he TOOK him to
be Deggar. He stepped up to MIN and asked
what he wanted and, receiving no reply, told him
TO go out, which the palnJi refused TO do, and ne
then pushed HIM out OF the saloon. Afterwards,
when he ascertained that he was man OF re-
spectabity and means, he sent word to him that
he was sorry ior what he had done, and was ready
to apologize for 1t. The plaintiff however, refused
accept any apology but brought this suit to re-
cover $1,000.
The Court charged the jury that person enter
ing q restaurant Tor refreshments, and having the
means to pay Tor them Is lawfully entitled to re-
main there until supplied, and that the proprietor
has no right to eject a person who Is not disor-
derly merely because his clothing Is rough, and If
they believed the plaintiffs story he was entitled
to recover. The jury rendered verdict Tor the
plalntlif lOr $300
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST &c. 1s74-rK1PE SHEET
Ship Gran oan.ri.. eu, Aro,ena, Havan. Is days. in

Ship Gran oansriss csp) Arosena Havana IS days, in
barn Ma,hie Scs Larsen Limerick 81 Says y IN oay Sa
last to Tetens and Boekmann. Is anchored ~ o"hay
Bark Franklin cSor Erickson. waterford 70 days % IN
sart SiId Hunter sof Boston,, Howard Hsyrs 50
sssks spoke ship Jupiter GER, IRON Liverpool for
mss s 3 s%s. 4su4S
s15s @ Scott % dy with cot
ssrk Heard tof Yarmouth s9oeips RsDnsa@ Grsna
YeTs 70 rsE Ew, r'e Co. sA' to Woodruff
aa sf wh unsss to 5onS
with sfh c. s%sS To- e r.. as.dne Me-
The bark Harold tot Halilax), Dinsmore. which ar
5s'd % sS% m ssSy Ho"s on orders
rived ilrh, is consigned to Jed Frye Co,
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
York days G with stone T'S Seyas s1la% som 10" w
sshy Anry s9:h%SR MAJ, T Grams Cow Bay oB for
Schr Mary lar HSnnsH Mcnsu Hlsboro Ns s viz Frys Pro
sshr Henry Knabb snnlee Ms for New YORK, 10 days,
schr Pacific Perry, Two Rivers Ns, for New York. 10
Sci sshr Henry CT9s;ley Terry Kennebec for New York,
sschr il Hiniin, Ferris Warren tor New York:
schr John stockham, Hart froSidence for New York
schr chamberlain, Boston for New YORK, with stone
schr Caroline 4 Cornella, Ford Somerset for New
schr Agnes Hodgdon Gardiner for Philadelphia with
sehr I S Barnes sturse,: Boston for Ney % York
schr smith Baker SswpOr iSr New c1 Yoss Nv York
schr VIM Everett SNOW, Rockport fo- New York, with
sass YORK YORK. with
sshf Geo y Whistler Hines, Boston for New York;
cr hr nn sec beoo as FOR or New orE
schr NJ b Mahoney, Clifford, Boston for New York
schr Minnehaha, Douglass, Richmond. Me. Tor New
sehr Wesley Abbott, smith, Boston for New YORK:
schr Oakley, Newman, Fall River for Port John.
Jas Potter Potter Georges Banks for New York,
with fish to order
schr Ella Hutch inson, Huntington tor New York.
schr Caseo Lodge. rearse, Portland for Newark, with
sehr Laura Robinson, Robinson Vineyard Haven
sshI Jaia Tate Tsse s.agsDSrs TOR IN New
Sis ors foe Nsw
BOUND EAST.
Steamship City of New Bedford. New York for New
schr j W scott qrA Hatfield New York for Windsor
c%r se%r Iawfsess Srithn P"rt Johnson FOR Boston
schr Amelia, Crosby. clinton Point or New Bedford.
sss Elm oEs ss ss% Hss s sa1 for pov
dence.
schr Pocasett Bracket Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Sarah Jane, Long, New YORK tor Mlddetown
Schr Ario Pardee. Bishop, HOboken tor Warren.
Schr silver Heels, Coleman, New York tor Taunton.
Schr q /. DavboL SacSett New YORK for Greenport.
Schr II Northam, Merriman, New York for Middle
town.
Schr Heaton, Phinney, New York for Boston.
schr Ann MITCHELL New YORK tor Boston
Schr l. Curtis Mann, New York for Boston.
Schr Ida, Erie, New York for Taunton.
Schr Curtis Goodwin, Cough. Port johnson for Nor
witch.
sehr "a FalcOner, Wilson. Neweurg for Providence.
dence.
schr Thos Smith, Bowman, New York for New Bed
ford.
Scamer Alpatross, Davis New York Fan River.
Steamer Ga9tea, Gale New Ior6 tor Providence
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
NAN oVHRBoARp AND LOST.

The steamer G. 7. Onphant, having on board an
excursion party bound for Iona Island, touched at
Sing Sing yesterday forenoon to take on some ad-
ditiona pleasure seekers, and having accomplished
this proceeded on her way up the river with
the barge James James X: Baldwin. Before Ser sne
man, said to have been q deck hand on the
steamer, while attempting TO get on board the
barge Iell overheard and at once disappeared The
steamer was promptly stopped and a boat lowered
but nothing could be seen OF the ill-fated man,
IL was believed that ne had been struck by the
wheel moment alter he fell into the water. The
name VI the deceased did not transpire.
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 10, 1874.
CLEARED,

Steamship Tomas Cspl, Bosanez Iiverpool-R Corts.
Steamship America der De Linon, Bremen via South.
Steamship Colon, bow, AspinwallPacihc Mail Steam
Steamship Geo Clyde Pennington Galveston via Key
Steamship Hudson, eager, New Orleans--Clark 4 sea
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New orleans-Frederc
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, savannah-w r
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. Charleson-Jw " Quln-
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old dominion steamship Co
Steamship knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DE-
Steamship Benefactor, Jones. Wilmington. NC-wm
Steamship vrnd,casor. Doane rhiladelphla-Lorillard
Steamship Gen whitney. Ballet. Bos,on-B Dimock:
BARK Maria Bola dtaD, Drago, London-slocov,ch 4
Bark Holmestrsnd (Nor) Boe, Bristol-Tetens Book
Bark Trafalgar CBr), Smith, uull-Geo Bulicy.
Bark Ravensbourne tBr,, Cnverzagt, Glassow-Hen-
Bark Papa Ross dtaD, Rossi, Cork Falmouth tor
Bark Philip Fitzpatrick, Phean. Antwerp-Funch
Bark OIustee, Brown, Lisbon--Jed Frye / Co.
Bark sator Aus), PremudA Constsntnope-Fabbn
Bark Mary Packer, Holloway, Callao-Fabbri 4
Bark Reunion, Emerson, Buenos Ayres-J II winches
Brig Nicolaus Ger, Berg, Dantzic-Funch, Edye /
Brig Pancheto ep). Cabot Gibraltar for orders-Mat.
Brig Gem; Pierce, Bareados-D Trqwbridse &Co;
Brig Wtnn6ld blDDer, A6pln Nail-benDer 4 Plnckncy.
Brig Louisa (Br) Hobbs, Pictou. NS-Bird, Perkins 4
job
Brig Redowa, Wallace, Brunswick, CALI De Wolf d
Co.
Schr Trott King Bradford, Aux Caves-A Nones 4 Co.
Schr Aerolite (Br), Bandnan, Yarmouth, NS-D De
Wolf i Co.
schr Annie A Boosh Baylcs, Jacksonvilie-vanB Brunt
h Bro.
Schr Nelly Potter, Gaskin. Washington, NV Hin
man Co.
Schr Chingarora, jackson, Norfolk. va-Isaac r Sta
Piles.
Brunt Bro.
schr Grace Darling, Hamilton, Portland-C Hatch.
Schr Ida L, Bearsc, Boston-Chas wing.
echr A Pease, Dee, Bristol, RT-H Jackson 4 Son.
Schr Wstchful, Gill, Bristol and Newport-H W Jack
son 4 Son.
schr Maria Louisa, Evsrts, Hartford-H jackson
Son.
Sloop Agent Smith, new haven-Rsckeu / Bro
Steamer Vineland, Bowen, Balumorc--Wm DaizeIL
Steamer SsraD, Jones' Philadel phia--W Kirkpatrick.
steamer Bristol. " allace, PniladelDDia--Jas Hand
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
Statement of the Departmental Census
and Cost Per Capita-Com pm rative
Salaries of Departments-Report OF
Com m ssioner Stern.


and Cost Per Capita-Comparative
Salaries of Departments-Report OF
Com m issioner Stern.
At a meeting OF the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction, held yesterday, the following
highly important and carefully compiled document
was presented by Commissioner Myer Stern which
was, on motion, unanimously accepted, ordered
to be spread on the minutes In full and laid the
table for further action -
NEW YORK. August IL 1874
To rnr Connssossas PUsLrc CnAalTiKs AND Con.
SSs51rssIhs yarions city dspa,tens, called
men an estimate Of the expenses for the fiscal to
need not ca your Attention to she roabe
% ana created iS recently in this by
last estimate. We pleaded in vain before
o.. ,.,,n,i Ihr sfrhs IanusAL or nPoRnoNsEsr
needs submit Hes' 70 The n"
OF economy and reuenchment which the Board OF Ap.
70 be accepted and had to sh,it the best way we
sS redueHs y best
ssts In careful examination ot the actually re-
Household and their proper appssuon, SURFING U%H
WASTE Arp srrnAvAeAscy
but also against decay and decline The landlord who
the val to bsete pipes t % rot Sscsass
be breads the expenditure OF money required the
the nd doaSe and treble the price ad out By hs
once sends Tor the PROPER his
ton is called TO some existing detect
Il Ia true we carry the department with
REDuckD APPROPRIATION,
bot are in doing so practising real economy
shortsighted cconomsu who DO not under stand the
the department which we are charged
10 administrator will ihe economy which we are com:
peed to practice In the end ~ have been real
saving or extravsgsnce and vastef II seems 10 me a
duv which owe TO ourselves and to the people 70
examine carefully the household under our charge ana
needs arewbat the costs OF It's ADMIN
isrson proportion TO the number or people VINO
enjoying Its beneh In giving proper account we
become relieved tn great extent OF the respobs'Diny
that rests upon shoulders II the economy Drsctsed
Is but poor shsdow-a substitute, well put upon the
stage, RiitfesiDg IN the distance, but
s0Ur,
W. at .ast not RESPONSIBLE for The suffering that
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
SAILED.

Steamships Britannia tBr,, for Lverpoo City OF Mon
treai r) do; spain (3r) do Tomas (Sp), DO; Gaelic
Br, London America lGer}, sremen AexanGria Ia Br!,
CLYDE Galveston and Key West; Hudson New Orleans
Charleston: Benefactor, Wilmington. NJ; old Domin
ION. Richmond, &C; Knight, Georgetown, DC; Vln-
Murray, Jr Port an Prince; brigs Fanny, Havana;
Gem, Barbados; Fortuna Nor), sEthn Harry a Au-
brey (Br), Barbados; schr Sunbeam Wilmington NC
Wind at sunset NE, light
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
DELIBERATE MURDER OF A NEGRO,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August Is, 1874.
Robert Banks, coiored, while standing in front Of
q saloon at Kingston Springs, Tenn, this evening"
was approached by William Kiam, white. on horse.
back, who asked him If he wanted 10 shoot with
him. Banks replied, ''No, SIR" Klllam replied
'.lhen will snoot with you," and immediately
shot Banks in the abdomen, producing a fatal
wound. Killam, who was intoxicated ned TO the
woods.
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE
Mans Leg Blown on ut the Depot in
HOhOken.

a MNn'S Log BIOWn On ~ INC D0Pot IN
HObOken.
Yesterday afternoon at han-past three O'Clock
an explosion occurred a. the Delaware and Lack
wanna depot In Hoboken, by which brakeman
named william Connors had one leg almost en-
tlrely blown away and the other terribly mutt
lated. A locomotive attached to q drill train
was pushing large number Of oars
up an incline when the cylinder mead was blown
out and Conners was hurled OF the car, on which
he was standing, u distance OF twelve or fourteen
feet The un nOrtunate man was conveyed 10 st.
Francis Hospital Jersey City, where ne lies In q
precarious condition. The physicians nave no nope
Of his recovery.
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 10 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad +
American and all foreign vessels trading with Uue
States the same will be cabed to this country tree of
charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-08-16

BURIED ALIVE IN WESICHESTBR.

While come men were working 10 marble
quarry at Hastings, westchester county, on Friday
afternoon, "a heavy embankment OF stone and
earth spJ1cnIr Jen IN. b0r,iDg beneath It
The New York herald., 1874-08-16

During this month the salaries paid under the
old appropriations which reduced by the
Board Of Apportonment.
showing the average census OF the Institutions from July
1873 to July l. 1874 and average census month Of July
1874; also, yearly monthly and daily cost per capita
from July 1, 1873, TO July l. 1874 -
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
A BRAKEMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.

BOSTON, Mass, August 49, 1874.
Samuel Gilbridge, brakeman on the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad, was terribly and
PROBABLY fatally injured by the giving way Of the
brake rOd chain, throwing him from and partially
under the train.
The New York herald., 1874-08-16
- = -
NGISCELLANEOUy.

uOusp Aa a FRKR OFT TO EVERY SIXTY.
a fourth purchsser OF lot In Garden City Park k5te
Lots from si5O 0SO each payable p or So monthly
mg ercctsd 70 Be distributed BY drawing on next christ
mas Eve among those who hav purchased the lots No
cost No ehance 70 lose but ten chances TO
present Of . dwelling Come At o'clock any morning
pensc free excursion every SUNDAY BY special train at
cboiec Of ocatsn can be had by applying once Maps
and free tickets HITCHCoCkiS real estate quar-
ters 356 Third avenue, corner Twenty xth street. New
York. Enclose stamp for map.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN COR
"A. ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. to Y. N.
On sunday from TO 0 T. NJ
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent states; legal verywhcre; desertion Ac sun
cicnt cause; no publicity required; no charge until di-
yorce granted hdvice Tree.
house. Attorner, los Broadway.
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Average salary paid each employe per annun, $780,
cosPARArIvE srArENEST OF SALARIES
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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Steamer Sale. Dcstinai,on O6ce
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HrwcAsrLx Aug l4-saied, bark Resolve tSor, barth,
United States
NKwRy, Aug H-Arrivei. ship Charles II oniton tBr)
Hammond, st John NB
QUEENSTOWN, Aug l5-Arrived, barks Alfred (0er'-
Schroeder, New York; kepler QtaD. Ferro, do; NnlA
Nor), Kruzen, 90; Casnzo G Aus, Nicohoh Boston.
RosrocK, Aug l3-Arrived, brig Hedwis sophia tswe).
Haygund New York.
ROTTERDAM Aug l3-Arrived, bark Anso Qsusl schroe-
der, New York.
souruAsPToS, Aug I5-Arrlved. steamship Donau GER,
Neynaber New York for Bremen.
srErrIS Aug A-saned. brig Tarifa, Brown, United
States
TRiEsrS-Arrived, bark Amalh dtaE, Amslf. New
York.
VrsicH-Arrved. bark Lawrence, Eldridgc New York
Arrived az - Aug II, bark Salvador Csmogli QtaD,
Assunta, New York via Queenstown; 18th, ship Kate
Troop (Br- Crocker, st John. Nh, via Bristol Channel
sailed from Aug H. the Iniustrie, for UDiteG
States
LONDON, Aug l5-Thc stea mship State of Pennsylvania
which arrived from New York Larne the 10Th inst
mot Glasgow, as previously announced). aground
the former place, but Is expected to OF THE
agents Of the line in this city state that they ele
graphic Information that the state Penns vania has
arrived at Glasgow-ED HERALpl
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