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schr David Lowell. warren New Haven for New York.
schr u hazard. Mack, New Bedford for New York.
L 6ehr Joseph Ross, TriDp Taunton for New York.
6chr seaport Vels0r, NOrthport for New York
6chT Emigrant McCloskey, kockland for New York
- schr 3 Buckingham. Mack, New London for New
schr Mary n Bartlett. Higgins from Salem 0ound
schr Clara Lippincott, Bridgeport for New York:
schr sarah lizabeth, Kelly Norhport Tor New York.
scnr Native, Dehart Greenwich for New York
echr FacOner. Wilson, Providence for New YORK.
scnr Columbia Donovan Providence Tor hlnfuon
Schr Anderson. johnson, Norwich for New YORK.
Schr Argo, Besse. Wareham TOR New YORK
Schr Saliie Burton hurley New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Asphodel, Marcy, New York for Boston
dence.
schr Lavolota, whitmore Hoboken for Beverly.
schr 3 Thompson, Hull Rnndout tor Provldence.
schr Connecticut Dodge Hoboken for Kennebunk-
schr J worthington, Finch Rondout for Boston
schr VIM Boardman Pitmsn, Georgetown DC. for
schr A Lyon, JEFFREY, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Nellie Treat, Weehawkeu tor Boston.
6chr Trenton, Wall Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Eliza hebecca Price. New YORK for Provt-
schr J Young sreelman. Port johnson for Provi-
dence.
schr L Blew. Clark. Philadelphia for Boston.
don.
gchr Abbie ingalls, ingalls, Port johnson for Boston.
schr Searsvllle, Chase, Philadelphia for Dennis
scnr Hattie Il Sampson. SAMPSON Philadelphia for
schr Nellie I. Huntley, weehawken for Machias.
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ostssnship Republic Gr, 0lsaden. Liverpool via
stssmshsp dismorsSn ORR. Laysourns oardin-A
sssamship 81 Laurent or,. Lachssns Hsvre-oeo Mac
sss.%ss,p poes9 gep, Seynaber, Bremen Via South
ss,ss%ss,p aosi.a gsp,, Garcia. H.vana-o Bracket
wsss Geo cXde Pennington Galveston wa Key
sss.naSip Emily soadsr. surd,ck. New orleans-Frsd
stsamship Knicksrbocksr, eager. New orieans-clark
Steamship san Jacinto. Hazard ssvannah-w R Gar
sts:msnip chsrlsston. Berry. chareston-J " ouin-
LARD ses%phi KsfC9laor D0aDs Wilmington ScL0
rsss.nsSlp Ellen sTeny. salysar Eewbern-xurray.
ss.s.%ship Aibsmare, Kelly. NortoIk-om Dominion
RissssamsS,p Wysnohs couch Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship John Gibson. Winters Georsetown-J
STEAMSHIP Cen whitney. Hailett Bostcp-B + D,mock
snip Bornco, Ferguson, Anrwerp-Jacob W Schmidt
Ship ADMIRAL Ger, Haesoop, Bremen-H Baetier
= Ship kartha GER. Lewien. Bremen-Funch Edye
BARK Maggie Leslie Or, Robertson. Lsith-c wright
Bark Fiora (Nor), Clsen Rotterdam-TeteDs Book
!. Bari Pope ueD. aeerken, Rottsrdam-Funch.
Bark Christina Redman, Redman, Rotterdam-Jacob
Bark Harold tBr. Dinslnore. Brsmen-J Whitney 1
BARK .Alssn GER, oronischc, stersin and Dantzic-
Bark ANNA c6er,, Fedhusen. Rio Janeiro-rhos Nor
Bark Golden Fleece OBJ. Armstrong, Barbados-H
Bark Dover. stephen wilmngton-Master;
Bark Lzsie Merry. Lawrence. Baltimore-B Aetcaif
Brig Therese .Cswe) Bergquvist Queenstown Fai
Brig selma STANFORD dtaD, Allegro. Penarth Roads
Brig xrso DAM. Danielsen. Rotteraan,-Funch. Faye
Brig Abbie Clifford, Clifford. csdu-JamesE Ward /
Brig Thos Turull. Thompson, Bsrbados-L W Arm
srs zuleika {BrA Walsh. Jacmel-A Nones 4 Co
Brig Chance Orr, Chrislopher, Pont-a-Pire-HA Vat
Brig Ernest. Thompson. Nayagucx- Winchester
Brig Mar,posa, Milton, Wilmington Middleton l. Co.
schr Morning Dew sBr), Stockton, Malta and mar
schr psshins Wave tBr), Hocken, Gibraltar for
schr Eveline. Wilder.. mpico-F W Wilson Co.
schr Gommerce, Jamison. Baracoa-B weinberg.
schr Amelia tBr). Richards, st Johns NF-Hstton
schr Lizzie Newton Or, Hatfield. Parrsboro, Ns-C
schr Newport (Br) Miller Windsor Ns-C W Bertaux
scnr thas scRmmen (br) smtn, st John, Mp
schr Isabel Alberto, Yorker Jacksonvile-w Ray
chr Louisa Mallory, stetson Jacksonvtlle-Benney,
schr II Phare Edwards jacksonville slaght
) scnr Mary A Rich, Magune, Brunsw,ck-Jas Il Ward
sehr Helen. Perry, Baltimorenw Chalmers
Schr Marion Draper, Bailey, Bath, Me-Master.
: schr Sawyer. Cummings, Newburyport-Jed Frye
sehr Ring Dove, sysine, Boston-Jea Frye 4co
schr Baker, Murray, New Haven--kackett 4
soop NJ Johnston Corners, New Haven via Middle
sioop Southport Myers New Haven.Rackett Bro.
patrick
Steamer Philadelphia Davis Philadelphia james
Steamer Maynower. Fulu. Philadelphia
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Maritime Miscellany.


r.rs On SsS ss5a
Disabled 40" a. un'ef SAL haShS haa her machinery
RAsx ADDISON, Of New Bedford, has been sold 70,
capt
Bslc N.nw.vxss-CaptJ De La Mar, having taken
s
ashore sd Hss he
sy having ,ss% Soistiss sppsrsss. ana siSsr
Vineyard Haven 18th having secured about ioS tons
Of marble IN block. weighing from TO T. tons each ne
Tor the purpose of taken out the balance
B fer
and proceeded. e~'' - --'' = -
nss % s. s. sP %
both anchors Was supplied with anchor by pilot
boat
scaR MHRY LEE NEWTON remained on Plum Island
Sa On THURSDAY d hs o a high and dry At u tide
launched from her present Location.
s DAMSI m1aa,s ashore on East GqmD Fishers
reported contract for dscharsng ana taxing her to
Bloomington has made with Capt scott OF New Lon
probability IS that both vess and Cargo viii Be saved
Sem ANGELINA r). Hobrook. from Havana for Pima
tress put in ieaky. A'-'' 80
Sem As..sI GRACE Ct Portland soth uit from carde
- neAss blow ae'k0a0 ana lost one hn0
scHR EASTERN BrILr from Philadelphia for Portland
ware, came OF April 50 and proceeded
rs s s
Saybrook Toe captain ana seamen were drowned
The vessel had board $50 tons coal parties
Savbr0ok Point, and will be total loss with her
ScuR BRAzos. from New Jersey for Portland. which
ashore of southport April 2 has been gotten
of and lowed to New Haven LIST inst She Is in q very
bad condition. her decks having been swept of cabin
been torn to pieces and rendered wholly useless but
jibs In good condition The damage to the vessel IL
estimated at from 5000 to 5000 She will be relieved OF
her OF coal after which she will undergo thorough
repairs at New Haven.
6cHR BLAIsDELL mot bark Susan E1aisdelD sailed
from Havana April for csibaren in ballast but got
repair al H
ScHR MEANS Eaton. at PHILADELPHIA May from Port
land in the gale April lost part of deckoad stove
boat split flying b. &c.
HALIFAX May THE steamer probably schr) Ottawa
which arrived at Lockport April 70 from the Western
Banks reporD having experienced heavy weather and
The American fishing schr 9 Manning, Capt Peter,
Of Gloucester, Mass which arrived last night reports
the loss of two men-Mcredith Martel and Thos white
on Dover Ms April 30 the upsettng of the d0ry
They belonged TO Cape Breton.
NoRroLx, April so-Thc schr e Henderson. from
Baltimore for havana which put IN here in distress
to-day and sail tor destination Tomorrow morning.
Whalemen.
Arrived at New Bedford May / bark Petrel Smith,
with 40) bills 20 do VIII oil and 400 lbs bone; sent
home the voyage SO bbls sp OIL Reports April rs in
gale lost bow boat and split rail spoke. April II lat
81 IS n Ion s. 10 w. bark President ID Seabury NIB
thing since last report
Spoken.
Brig Lady Antrim, Of New York. April lat % 16 n lon
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nues, 3; foul chtmneys 8; furnace, improper ar
rangement OF, kerosene oil lamps, upsetting and
breaking, 2; malicious mischief, /; naphtha OIL
lamp explosion. /; 0verheated stoves, 2; sparks
nom forge, furnace and chimney, 5; SCOT in chin
ney's taking hre. 8; window curtain taking ire
nom gas light, l.
Under their contract with the New Australian
route via San Francisco, which has been estab-
shed In opposition 70 the Peninsular and Oriental
line via the Suex Canal, the White Star line re-
ceived on board the steamship Republic IN route
for Europe some thirty gentlemen from Sydney
ana Melbourne, Australia, pioneer travellers by
the new route. They one and ali expressed Them
selves highly delighted and satisfied with the man
ner In which they had been transported from the
and said they consider that this would IN future,
saving as IL does, over ten days time, be the most
generally adopted line OF travel and Tor the con-
veyance Of the mails.
meeting OF the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionment was held yesterday morning at the
Comptroller's ONCE. A resolution was adopted
requesting the Comptroller to notify heads OF
departments and ofncers OF the city govern
ment that the Board IL now under the late law
authorizing reapportionment OF moneys or
the support OF the city government ior 1879
about TO make new estimate and apporton.
ment The resolution further asks Tor the absurd
impossiDility OF 'sucn Information az Will enaole
this Board TO act ntelligently." Another resolu-
ton was adopted authorizing the Comptroller to
ments against the city. not to exceed $50 COO, TO
be designated New YORK city bones Tor the liquda-
ton OF claims ana judgments, after which the
Board adjourned.
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There were 2,O52 arrests by the police during the
month OF April.
The receipts Of Collector Of Taxes and ASSESS
ments for the month OF April amounted to
$780,, Az Al.
Justice Walsh yesterday committed Frank
Mckay. bogus reporter, to jail on charge OF OBJ
tanning money from public school teachers and
others on false pretences- The prisoner is said TO
have earned on this nefariOus business pretty ex'
tensively among credui0us and gulllbe people.
The Lake notilla at Prospect Park is now thor
oughly equipped Tor cruising among the miniature
islets, and patrons are Hooking to that popular
pleasure resort in go0dly numbers. The prospect
PARK is Very slender. ECONOMY in ali thingsn
being the motto OF the day.
According to the annual report OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the widows and Orphans Fund OF the
Old Fire Department. the amount distributed
among pensioners of said fund during the past
year was SO, 954. The total amount OF this fund Is
ss3.697. Nicholas l.. Petit has been chosen Presl-
dent OF the Board OF Trustees for 1874.
The educational authorities are much annoyed
because OF the scandal attached to the pupils Of
public school, Thomas Sinnott and Mary
Brown, the latter, aged fourteen years, having
charged that the former holds the relation Of
father 10 child OF which she IL the mother. A
warrant has been issued, at the instance OF the
Commissioners III Charity, for the arrest OF Sim
mott VINO cannot be found IN Brooklyn.
Five sailors belonging to the bark Guna, laden
with sugar, and lying at the Baltic Stores, were
committed to jail, on examination before Justice
Delmar yesterday. They were caught in the act
OF nOisting Jour bags oil sugar, worth $3.50, into
small DOat manned Dy river thieves at one O'Clock
in the morning. The thieves in the boat got away
with the sugar. The names OF the prisoners COM
mitted are Alexander jackson, BENJAMIN Claulet,
Mathew Aunanet, kosadi Azzell and w. H. keat-
ing.
Frederick Rale and John Williams, two wen
dressed young men, were arrested as suspicious
characters on Lafayette avenue yesterday after
noon by Detective Folk. one OF the accused asked
Charles w. Metcalf, boy, to call Tor certain valu-
abes at q mouse which he designated, offering to
give the messenger seventy-fve cents LOT his
trouble. He stipulated, however, tnat the youth
should leave a watch which he wore with him
IS security for his honesty. When the lad was
about to comply with tue request the officer, who
had been following them, came up and took
Williams and Rale into CUSTODY. 1t appears that
several boys have recently been victimized In this
wav OF late while going errands for strangers and
leaving articles OF value security for their re-
turn. o. course as soon as the stranger clutches
the watch the dupe sees more OF him. The
prisoners were locked up TOR examination tO-mor-
row morning.
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Stewart ana Guiana Bf Jones oF New YORK ldg
load for dol Mount Washington, Titcomb, unc; and
Sailed from saasor March % steamer Luzon, for Maui s.
GiesI Hp s Vssses IN port
%
Trinidad nett day eHd for .S sGsGG ,a,
HAVANA, May -l-Arrived, steamship City Of Mexico,
RetnSDed May schr Blaisdcl for caibarien (see
HARsoR ISLAND tBahamas). April 22-Cleared, schr
LONDON xpr soSrrivsd, ship sonora Paine, Manila
Nichols, Sisi and ohss Moody, Coilamore, DO. s""'
PsoesIso. April lin port brig Mary Knowlton Nc
PoscI, PR April is-ln port schr Abble, Cakes, for
sAsu4 April alIn port schr SHILOH Hubbard, tor Bal
Jogs, Nh April 2aArriyed, brig China tBr,, Man
thorn. Philadelphia; 2otl Luln orr, Hivan, DO
pool; Annapolis eBr, 6esu. Sharpness Point
SAILED MAY 2, steamship olympia tBr), Glasgow.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, May I-Passed up. schrs Oliver Ames,
s Ssss New ys.. ss @, Kate Z,
Psssea downscnrs Jennie shepherd and Florence
iri S steamer. nssnsss
SC es Spc a maY ssan
ami Snnls g Ssfs: Eaii ssr,. &rsn6ass Ssrs SPAIN
Maggie (Br,, Hastrcy Havapai James Miller, Parker,
Genuegos schrs Graham tBrl. Joliymcre, Barbados;
Benjamin Young, Young, Virginia; w Daisey,
Brown do J II vanneman, Uorson Aexandria; George
Thatcher, Kelley, Baltimorc; sarah Smith,, Avis.
DO; 4 0Srson Corson, do; Edwards, Bartlett DO;
VIM Wer, Wiley, do l. Adams. Nickerson, Port John
%T c Rssss
Genoa bark Clode from Cienfuegos also one bark and
-Cieared-steamers Neptune. Berry, Now York;
Roman, Baker, Philadelphia; barks
Chaplin Bunker. rort spain brigs Thomas GsmpD Den
tBr), Lewis, Weymouth Ms, via Charleston ~ Vpen
sea Hatch, Bucksviiie. Sc: schrs Rebecca smith,
Grace Georgetown, nc; X Emerson Scare rnadoi-
phia Lulu snow kcnncbec River TO LOAD TOT M
sailed-Steamers Batavia, WIN Crane, Carroh anu NO.
man; bark Blair Athol brig Erie. os.r u,cr
BALTIMORE, May ARRIVED, prlG Jonn sunny WV
erson New YORK. mot as before) pu,ru. s.vap.
May 2-Cleared, steamships Americs, DMups' uarcn
nah Sesgu, Dntton, Charleston Mco,smsn, schr
Providence bark Progress (hor) oisens nossooA' '
Lizzie Lee, Eleuthcrn. r...c,. A..
BASS HARBOR. April A-Arrived, schr FRANCIS Ar
theInus Pinkhap, Snulee lQr New fQgk,
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STATEN ISLAND.

George William Curtis. the author and orator,
will read q sermon to-day Sunday at the Uni
tartan church, Clinton avenue, New Brighton.
The Democratic General Committee OF Richmond
county have permanently organized by the election
OF H. Van Chef ST., as chairman; J. p. fitzpatrick
as secretary, and Alfred Norman as sergeant-at-
arms. The Committee will meet tomorrow at
Adams Hotel, in T0mpkinsville.
The North Shore Ferry Company yesterday aban-
doned their old slip at the foot of Dey street. North
River, ana now run their boats from their new
slip, adjoining that OF the Staten Island Railway
Company at whitehall The new Local iOn appears
to give considerable satsiaction to passengers
going to and coming from Washington Market
and vicinity.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
CoUNTERFEIT ALLcOCK POROUS PnAsTERs
Dangerous imitanons and counterfeits Of this valuable
medicinal article are in the market whose is calcu
lated to make worse affections which the rue pasters
invariably relieve
But the case is even much worse for of these vile
countcrfes possess absolutely poisonous qualities pro-
ducng where applied bIoches gangrcne and mornnca-
ton Of the part.
The men who make these limitations should be
frowncd down by an indignant and outraged people.
These men are incapable of making anything Of their
own earn name therefore they steal the reputation of
celebrated articles in which to clothe their miserable
and nefarious connections
Tho AILCocKs INDIA RUBBER POROUS PLAs-
TIERS ara prepared with intelligent, conscientious
card 70 secure those great curative properties which
have made the plaster celebrated throughout the civil
lied world
now TO SECURE THE TRUE PLASTER WITH
OUT DOUBT
Observe that on the plaster United States govern
ment stamp printed IN black ink. with B. BRANDRETH
on the same in white letters Ali others are limitations
or counterfeits.
g. BRANDRETH.
President OF Porous Plaster Company OF New York.
Principal Agency Brandreth House, New York.
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH
IN out plates clasps pivots extractons OF teeth
or stumps inserted permanently preserving tns s man
ractions the best references given and satisfaction
guaranteed testimonials At the inventors "
S1GESMOND Surgeon DENTIST to the Woman's HOSPITAL,
10 West Eleventh street
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steammps Eepupc tsr) for Liverpool City OF Prook-
yn (Br), 40; Egypt tBr) do Australia lBr) Glasgow
Ss.s Of George Is, o. Donau Ger. bremsn
Clyde Galveston via Key West: Knickerbocker. New
RRss%istoT wilnnstOn NO wysnofs Richmond
ships Harvest Queen Liverpool; Ontario, London tand
ntaD, s Cork or rsimeath New York G,aD, DO Lea
Nor Hamburg; briggs Oliver Port Prince; Valencia
st Jago; schr Commerce. Baracoa.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals and Departures OF Vessels EN-
gagged I'm tho EuroPean Trade.
rMftA8 LONDON, May g. 1874

ARRIVALS
Arrived at Glasgow May 2 steamship Macedonia (Br).
Laird, New York.
Arrived at Queenstown May 2, steamships samaria
Br) Binge, Boston for Liverpool; Russia (Br), Cook,
New York for do.
Arrived at Rotterdam April 30. bark vinge (Nor,,
Henrlchsen. Wilmington, NC.
Arrived Stettin April So schr Annie Burr simpson,
New York.
Arrived at Helsingfors April 80, bark New England,
Baxter Mobile. H
Arrived at port in Great Britain May 2, bark Norma
(Br) Bevan, Bull River. &C.
SAILINGS.
Sailed from Liverpool May l. bark sirrah tNoD, Hal
vorsen, New York
Sailed from Queenstown May 2. steamship City Of New
York lBr), Lochead from LIVERPOOL New York.
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An investigation win be instituted by the new
Board OF Chosen Freeholders OF Hudson county
into the conduct OF two Jersey City physicians,
who mutilated two bodies in a shocking manner.
then packed them into one box and gave certin-
cate ior burial TO an undertaken whom they In
structed 70 deposit the box In Potter's Field.
Great excitement prevails over the case IN Jersey
City.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY g. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Egypt Bp, Grogan, Liverpool via Queens
steamship CITY OF B,poklyn DR. Murray Liverpool via
Queanstown-J0hn Dale
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The Coroner's investigation touching the deplor-
able loss OF life by the Mott Haven fire, was re.
sumed on Friday evening, and after some unim-
portant testimony had been offered was again ad-
journed indefinitely. In view OF the TACT that Fire
quietly working up" the case, the part being
played by Coroner Miller and his jury Is now looked
upon by the citizens in the light Of protracted
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During the week ending May the police gave
accommodation at the station houses to 60S1 va.
grants, OF which mum Der ], 453 were females.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The police arrested 1891 persons during the
past week
The Mayors Marshal issued 1e1 licenses last
week, for which he received $30S.
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Although temperance meetings are still being kept
up with unnagging enthusiasm by the church going
people OF Yonkers the campaign thus far has failed
to convert solitary rumseller In that city.
movement Is ON foot among the German resi-
dents Of Yonkers looking to the erection OF Ger
man Lutheran church in that city. In furtherance
OF this object, the pastor, Rev. Leo KRing yester-
day commenced calling upon tho American resi-
dents lor contributions
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Mr.. T. N. Doutney, the reformed rumseler and
rum drinker,n will give lecture this evening at
Steinway Hall.
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MISC ELLANEOUs.

A BSoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n Of different States legal everywhere no publiciiys
no fees in advance advice tree notary pubic.
FREDERICK KING, Counsellor a,-Law, 363 Broadway
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There were $50 deaths, AS births, 1ol marriages
and Al stillbirths in the city last week.
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Klenen, the defaulting cashier OF Hoboken, was
not arraigned yesterday, as his counsel demanded
more time to examine the Indictments. 1t is not
vet settled whether the trial Will take place In tine
oyer and Termner or in the Court OF Sessions. The
next term OF Court commences next Tuesday.
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Commissioner Van Mort has transmitted to HIS
Honor the Mayor the report OF the Department OF
Public Works for the quarter ending March 81,
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SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY.
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Fitzgerald, the sailor who was shot on Thurs
day In q low den in North william street. Will re.
cover. Curtiss has been committed to await the
result OF his injuries.
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There were 2,o52 arrests by the police during the
month OF April.
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BELOW.


Brig Magdslene, from
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meeting Of California shippers and tea I'm
porters was held yesterday at the ONCE Of Ii. K.
Thurber, endorsing the new management OF the
Pacific Maui Company.
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At a meeting OF the Commissioners OF the Sink
ing Fund, held yesterday. bids for the ferry fran
chises were received and referred to the Comp
troller Tor examination and report at the next
meeting, to be held next Wednesday.
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The first election Of officers Of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association will take place at the Thirty
fourth street synagogue to-day. This organiza-
ton is modelled mainly on the plan OF che Young
Mems Christian Association. and admits all sects
10 membership.