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ILLINOIS.
AT ybnKFJT,T,E,

srtciai Dtspa.ch to The Chicago Tribune.
Yonx VILE, ILL.,. March 4.-Tho temperance
advocates in this vicinity hayo done all immense
amount Of work during the past FIVE days. Sew
oral public meetings have been hold and much
active cauvassing done. Most Of tho hard drink
ors and scorcs Of moderate drinkers have aligned
the pledge, which hns caused d very perceptible
falli ng-on In tho amount of liquors Hold ut the
saloons. Tho ladies arc now fully organized,
and to-day fifteen Of thom wont in body to
suliiyans and Beek's salooue, this boin,g
Sd s pssssas pstsaas y yin aups thi sSs s basts bsGs
Tho ladies' indugoa III song and prayer, which
invited tho ladiea into his aitting"room, adioin-
ing the bnr.room, and after they were seated lo
Mra. Coy opened tho door leading into tho ga
LOOM and left It open while the devotional sor-
vices we're being held. Before leaving they had
another talk with Alr: Beck, during Which they
pleaded With him to discontinue tho notorious
the Town Itustoes who granted licenses,
believing TINT to DO the fountaitl-leaa.
Mr.. Haas aent word to the ladies that he had Do
tormined to give up tho nalo Of Intoxicating
drinks, and begged Them not to call, as he in-
tended to go to Aurora tomorrow to make 4
sa!o OF lis liquors. or course time was given
him. It ia understood that numerous suits arc
impending, aud, altogether, the sky looks dark
for liquor-doalora.
At TLAN0,
On Monday, ut 4 special election for 4 mom-
ber OF tho Board Of Town TruHteoH, tho cause Of
temperance triumpAod Oh = square contest, by
tho election Of John I. Steward. the Temperance
candidate.
IN ANTI-CEhfkRANCR MAYOR ELECTED At JHnsRY-
WILLIE.
Spsetai ufspatch to lie Chicago Tribune.
ALroK, ILL.,, March Am election for city
otlcors was hold yesterday Ut Joruoyvllls, tho
contest boing betwoen temperance aud anti
temperance ticket, and tho latter alooted their
candidate for Mayor by ono majority. The Alder
men ara four for lconae and four auti-liconge,
tho Board standing a tic On the temperance
question.
, 1874-03-05
FIRES.


Destructive Fire in Hoston.
BosToH, March 4.-A fro broke out at half.
past II o'clock to-day In the Eastern Rairoad
frei gut sheds in East Boston. Tho district fire.
mon being unable to cope with tho flames, ageu.
eral . larm brought the tiromon Of tho other sec.
tions. Tho fire ia now under control. The losz
Ia not ascortainni, but il heavy,
LATER.
Tho loss by tho East Boston fire will roach
about $3.50, 900, Of which tho Eastern Railroad
Company loaos 100000; uninsured. A train Of
twouty loaded freight-cara WAS burned. A large
building OF brick and wood WAS thoroughly gut.
ted: The fire was causod by tho breaking Of a
carboy of vitriol.
, 1874-03-05

Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
OLNEY, ILL.,, March 4.-Tho B5arl Of Super
viBors Of Richland County today adopted plan
ed by J. c. Cochran, Architect, OF Chicago, oyer
i've competitors, by vote Of u to /. Nich1and
has for many years been noted for tho worst
c ourt-HouBe building in Southern Illinois, aud
having tho best. Very general satisfaction ia
expressed by the people generally with the &C.
ton OF the Board.
, 1874-03-05
FOREiGN.
Prayer In English Churches for the
Safety Of tho Ashantoo
Expedition.
The Count de Ohambord Well and
Expeotant in Vienna.
Reported Death Of Cespedes, the Cuban
Ex-President.

LONDON, March 4.-Rtress OF weather forced
tho steamships Horlor and siehia, from Ham-
burgh for Now York, to- put into ouoeneto"1''
both loaking, and tho former With tho loss Of her
bo atR. Tho steamship Noderland, from Antworp
for Philadelphia, alao put into Queensto"nt With
hor oargo shifted and her hoata gone.
1t has boon finally settled that Brand, tho
Speaker Of tho last House Of Commons, will be
rc-olocted unanimously by the now House.
Fo rbcs Winslow, tho woll-known medical writ
OF, Ia dead. -
churches to-day for tho Bafoty Of tho Ashautce
expedition.
Preparations arc being made for q monster
demonstration in Hyde Park, AIarch IL, In favor
Of amnesty to tho incarceratod Foutana.
, 1874-03-05

CaTTEa9oi7fnc< o7 Tie CH1e0go 7F75TiK.
LAgx CRY, Moultrlo Co., ILL.,, March AT
meeting Of Dora Grange, No. 50e, hell Feb. &c.
tho following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed
WuEnxAs, The general result Of an appeal to law
to settia cuos that ariae botwcen individuals is to
enrich tho lawyers, impovorIsh individuals, and In
crcass taxation, therefore,
leso{red, That, In all casea Of dispute between mc-
bera of this Grange, tho parties slan try to see by
arbitration before going into litigation.
GEORGE STOCKS. Secretary.
, 1874-03-05
Tho murray-Dollorf Trial, Mt nloom-
inEtUn.

special Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
BLooM1NoToN, Ill, March 4.-In the Murray
Dollon trial today. the entire day was occupied
in hearing tho testimony OF tho complainant,
Belle Murray. Her evidence goes to show tint
tho afrairs IN tho Circuit Clerks Office Of Nc
lean GEnnty zle IN &c 81
mentH, tho caso will probably end tomorrow.
There ia but litt!e doubt that Htriot exa1niua-
ton into Dolloff u Office ia due to tho people,
aud it ia almost certain that all examination will
bo malp,
, 1874-03-05

INDIANA.


Sp<cfaE Nspatch u 1'hs cAseano Tribune.
WlNoHEsrEn, Ind, March 4.-Tho ladieH wait
ed upon the saloon.keepera to-day, and requested
them to close up thoir plaooB OF husiueas. They
arc now awaiting their answer. It refused, an
aotiye campaign will At once be inaugurated aud
oarriod on til! oyery saloon Ia cloHed. II prayers
do not succeed, they will bo pursued to tho sx-
tsnt Of the law.
At WfNCMEATEN.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WNouRsTKa, Ind, Maroh 4.-rho war opened
here to-day. An enthusiastic mass.meoting was
held this morning At the City Hall, and the
women xtaxted out tlis afternoon. AnunbAr ot
, 1874-03-05

MADRID, March At Ia reported tlat the
BuccesgoB Of tho Carliats bavo aroused tho na-
tioual spirit Of tho people, wlo arc now coming
to the aid OF tho Government in its efforts to
crush tho insurrootion. Contributions Of monoy
and clothing arc pouring in, and all tho theatres
tho cauae. Tocgra,ns havo boon received from
provincial auehorities offering moral and ma
torial support. Tho lntest advices from Dilboa
report TINT tho Carliats keep up their lombard
N ent. About 200 SHELLS aro thrown into tho city
daily.
, 1874-03-05

New Yonx, March 4.-El Bolctin de ID Guerra,
tho paper published by tho Cuhau forces OF
Can,azury. Says: Tho revolution oontinuee. its
eana1torablo march Of rrogroea, aud hundred
folds Of battle have demonstrated our ability 10
copo with the tytant, in apito OF his multitu,ios
Of resources md matorial advanta ges. Tho
hand Of misfortune las atruck from our reach
much assistance TINT wo ought to havcd received
aud expected. hut tho arm Of right and Justice
has wrostod from tho uBurper tho olomonts necos-
Rary to dcfcnt and coufound him"
HAVANA, March 4.-Tclograms report the kill
ing Of ex-President Cesp0des by tho San Quen-
tin batta lion, and tho burial Of tho body In san-
tia 20 de Cuba.
, 1874-03-05

T
Special Dispatch to The ChicHao Tribune.
DErno1T, Mich, March 4.-The Temperance
movement made its lrst rosl commencement
tied tho saloons Ia 3 praying band. Ono grog-
Bhop waA closed, and the other dealers offered
to close IT their stocks wore bought out.
, 1874-03-05

Australia At midnight tomorrow night. Mall
amo Anna Bishop ia ono Of hor passengers.
LlvEnrooL, March 7.-eroamnpa Republic,
City Of Brooklyn, and Cafelonin, from Now
York, and Abbutsford, from Philadelphia, have
arrived out. Tho latter experienced fearful
hurricane,
, 1874-03-05

Agricultural Convention In Appleton,

Agricultural Convention In Appleton,
WIS.
Special Dfspateh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
APPLETON Wis, Maroh Am agricultural
convention under tho auBpiceB Of tho Northern
WISCONSIN Agricultural and Mechanical Assoeia-
ton met this afternoon. Tho Convention waa
callod to order by tho President, }. NJ. Smith, Of
0reen Bay, who delivered brief adlresH. r.
3. Bennett, of Appleton, read IN at'drcsa on, ),
dwelling principnllyupon tho torrlble destruction
1873.
q. z. Fairbanks, Of Appleton, road an intorcat-
ing pnpor Oh tho apple.
Tic papers were followed by au interesting
discussion. participated In by 4. Il. Hart, of
Calumet W. II. Began, Of Grand Chuto; John
W. Arndt, Of Depere; y. q. Prescott. Of Groom
vllc; James Draincrd, Of Oshkosh p. 8: Bon
matt, Of Appleton, and other horticulturllBts.
Mr. Arndt, In giving hts experience Of applo-
growing, said that he believed that no trcoo
should bo manurod until 1t is years old. Good
steady growth was moro favorable to perfect
fruit than ranls. stalky growth.
turo showing that dwarf pear-troos will grow III
this latitude and bear freely.
Vicar, Of Whtcrteld, pronounced tho Sickle
Osborne, aud Flemish Beauty tho best adaptod
prosideut Smith nlso mentioned an orchard Of
pearB at Green Bay, sot In 1869, bearing each
alternate yonr "a immense crop Of fruit.
A.. II. Hart: ono Of the carly aettlors: Eave
for twenty yoars past. It WIS his opinion that Il
good hardy apple, adapted to all parts Of WIS.,
conein, was yet to DO discovered.
The evening session began at o'clock. Mayor
8. r. Wiley delivered an addroaa Of welcome Oh
tho part Of the city, aud II. D. nyan for tho
ctttzons. These we're responded to for tho Con-
yontion by NJ. r. Lindsloy.
Tho Row. DR.. Steele President Of Lawronco
University, read an elaborate paper on labor and
capital.
Charles L. Hoyt Of Rosendalc, road paper
on the relation Of common schools to agriouf-
tutc. ''
Tomorrow the citizens OF Appleton will ton
dor to the Convention banquet at Smiths
Hnll
, 1874-03-05
IOWA.

AT DEB MONIES.
sueeial Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Dfs MONIES, H., March 4.@rhiB evening =
rousinE temperance meeting Is being hold at tho
Court-Houuo to take stops to inaugurate the
temperance crusade horo. Tho saloon-keopors
aro In receipt Of postal cards warning thotn to
closo thcir saloons.
Ar FORT MAp1aoN.
Tonr MADISON, H., March 4.-The ladies arc
still continuing their viBils to the aaloona This
morning they callod at hIr. Schneflor's saloon
and persuaded him to close. HimAolf and wife
signed tho pledge.
Thoro was a largo temperance meeting held In
tho Baptist Church Inst evening Mr.. Biand OF
Keokuk, delivered tho lecture, after which tho
pledge was circulated, aud about TOO additional
uame8 Were enrolled.
, 1874-03-05

Thrown from n Ilorss md Killed.
LEw1sros. Me-, March 4.-TAe Rev, N.
thrown from Lin horee aud killed. Ho was for
many years paHtor OF the Pine Street Church,
this city, ad at the tin,o Of his death, Professor
Of Logic and Christian Evidence In Uates' Col
fnEn
, 1874-03-05
FRANCE

PANS, March 4.-Thc French Academy has
poBtponod tho contemplated reception to Emilio
Olivier because no persists in retaining IN his
inaugural addresa eulogy Of Emperor Louis
Napoleon.
, 1874-03-05

There Ia no longer any reason to hope that
the BheboygAn l. Fond du Lao Railroad will be
extended from Princeton. tho pzesent t4rminus,
u lAAst for &Avsx0 1aazs.
, 1874-03-05

BERLIN, March 4.-Mr. Bancroft, United States
Minister has Issued invitations for \ grand ban.
quot today in celebration Of tho anniversary Of
President Grant's inauguration.
, 1874-03-05
Alleged Esnhcxzicnae1.t In Iowa.

Special UspatcA 70 Tie CAfcaR0 Tribune
NCGnEaoR, H., March 4.-On Monday last r.
D. Mbertaon, of BaHsett Ia, an omployo Of
Dassett, Hunting i Co., OF this city, it ii alleged,
embezzled Sl,000 and tlod. Every possible Of
fort Ia being made for hH arroBt
, 1874-03-05
LUMBER.
Canadian Dealers Anticipate 4 Dull
HHAEQus

H4AxOns
Special Dispatch 10 I'ht Chsca9o Tribune.
TonoNTo, Ont March 4.--Tllo Ohaudiere HILL
owners do not look clocrful over tho prospect
for tho coming soaAon. Soyoral lumbor-dealers
hayo been here from tho United athtos, but no
aalos Of any account aro roportea, although tho
tkat spriug- g-anlon aEo ua',aly made. Tho pros
pect OF tho trade with 0roat Dr!tAin Ia better
than with tho United .Htatos, but on the whole,
mill'owness Aays uotblpg to congratulate the1n.
solver On,
, 1874-03-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

eAN FnANo1eco, March 4.-stcamer Oonstitu-
tiorl satloa for Panama ut noon to-day,
l&1lslah stoamsr City Of Nslbouraa rlu sslt 9of
, 1874-03-05

special Nspdtch to The chtthqo Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March III. D. Whitman, Con-
eral Business Agent for tho Iowa State Grange
Of tho Patrons Of Husbandry, spent few hours
In this city to-day. Ho Is about to resign his
have prevented him from deyoting any tisne to
his personal affairs, and but Que wholn day to
Ills family in tho lust sixteen months Ho will,
however, romain in tho employ Of said Grange,
but probably bo stationed at DoHAloines.
, 1874-03-05

Tho King Murder Cnse in New York.
NEW YoRK, March 4.-Aftor si1 days labor, u
Jury was obtained to-day IN tho case OF Jamos g.
King, charged with the murder Of frank U'Noill,
some months ago, aud the prosecution oponed
With an address BY the District Attorney.
, 1874-03-05

Maryland Stnte Grange.
BALTIMORE, Mnrch 4.-The State Grange met
in secret session to-day. or tho lfty-two Gran-
ges in tho State, forty-soyon woro represented.
, 1874-03-05

VIENNA, March 4.-Tho report that Count Do
Cha1nbord is seriously Ill IL untrue. He Is in
this city, and in perfect health.
, 1874-03-05
CAPITAL AND LABOR,
Strike OF IIailroad-1lono on the LohiRh
Valley 1kQad.

Valley Itand.
WAvEnLy, N. Y, March AL tho employees
of tho Lohigh Valley Railroad at this end Of tho
route, except the engineers, atruok this morn
tho movement waa initiatod, and they have thus
far captured all trains that hhye reached the
junction Of tho ERIC and Lehigh Valley Rail-
roads: They switched the cars, SGT tho brakes,
done quickly, and IN the most orderly manner.
Early in the morning tho hotels and saloons wcro
notified BY the leaders to sell no liquors to any
engaged In tho strike, which rcquoat In scrupu-
Junction. they fly tho Stars and Stripes, which,
with an immense broastwork Of cara, makcs the
place resemble q fertilization. The maile haye
not boon detained. The movement originating
hora, u extending down the road. aud It is ro-
ported TINT it will roach the sntiro length Of the
road tomorrow morning. Tho strike ii for moro
wages, tho strikora claiming that tho reduction
OF their waseB last December was submitted to
under promise that as Hoon as buEinoss reviy-
again. This they claim tho Company Ia unwil-
ling to do.
Eziotous Dem no1astrntions by Strikers
and Others in Brooklyn and Now
Jcrsey.
New YoRK, March 4.-The 1aborers on the
Brooklyn RESERVOIR works struck yesterday, to
compel IN advance in their wagea. All the ltal-
inn portion OF tho strikers soon resumed work,
wien thoy Wor0 d0e upon Dy Tue lrlAn anu Gef-
man portion. 4 desperate fight followed, in
which u!l tho tools we're turned into weapons,
aud several OF the participants zero seriously
wounded. Tho police subsequently arrived and
arrested tho leaders III tho riot, and aoven OF
them were sont to prlson.
The Washington Manufacturing Company, Of
Gloucester, N. J., discharged yesterday about
!0o OF its employees, who had inaiated upon A
tncrease Of their wages. Tho wivos and chill
dron Of the discharged men then surrounded
tho enporintentlent'B office, threatening tho de-
struction Of himself and lis family. They wera,
however, aoon sent to thoir homes by the author"
itloB.
End OF tlsa Trouble on tlao Eric Road.
NEW YoAK, March 4.-Iho Eric Railway off,
eaala hero atate that Ill the diffoultieB between
the Company and omplQYea haYa hann adfu2t4d.
, 1874-03-05
zziotous Dom nonstrnaions by Strikers
and Others in Brooklyn and Now

End OF the Trouble on tlao Eric Roaq.
NEW YoAK, Maroh 4.-Tho Eric Railway off,
c,ala hero atase that Ill tho difhoulties between
tho Company aud employees hayo beon sdtuatad.
, 1874-03-05

{u} Nuhs To Champaign Saturdays,
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAtLRo47.
Depos--fuos n Lakes ladiana4u, and Sfzteensh .si
A., Grand fhci6e Hotel and at tttpots.
, 1874-03-05

ExrLANAT1oN or REFERENCE MAnRs.-t Saturdaysx
eopted. Sunday 81cepted. Monday excepted. / II.
Eve Sunday at 3aQ a. N. 3Daly.
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SOLAR SCIENCE.

Observation or an Eclipse Of the san.
lady correspondent Of the London Times, dat
ing from 'The Lodge, KlfpdT1ft, vaal River, South
Africa,n supplies an interesting account OF the
eclipse Of the sun which took place on April l6.
She writes rs folows:-
AZ . quarter to four p N. we first observed the
neon In contact with the suns Disc but Tor three
quarters OF an hour after the nrst contact there
vas NO atmospheric erect. At length, on regard
ing the eclipse through our glasses We observed
TIE sun had become In form IKE o new moon,
Ihroe times mass OF cloud passed slowly before
the eclipse. In each interval the sun was Ike
GfiN younger moon; but just before It's totally Q
cloud sailed slowly in front OF IT, Darkness had
been gradually falling on the earth, and now oc-
Curred the most magnincently solemn spectacle
can ever hope TO see. All over the heavens for
fuiI seven minutes, were myriad stars and low
down on tho horizon, sonth and east, was q
strange glow OF pale yellow and crimson hike the
earnest CLEANS Of dawn. cannot adequately de-
scribe this mystenous light IN the horizon. The
noarest approach to IN idea OF 1t which can re-
call IL the attempt TO represent the dawn alter
Sne cruclN xiOn In some Of sthe works OF the old
masters; but even that n only faint and meaRre
mint OF the stil serenity OF color, which WAS the
more remarkable, - IL was more oflei tIsns,'pn
caimness OF both and the awful beauty which gave
ms the Impression OF rare mystery. Wnen tne
hight came on the land again tine u0lcIoss aspcc'
Of the effects Of the phenomenon pIesentou 'e AZ,
selves The whole OF this small town va nne.
with the Growing OF fowls, which had gone 70 roon
with the twilight but q few minutes DeI8ct snu
fnr and vice we heard the tmkllng OF the ~ q
the goats and oxen, which the Ca6fes were tflp8
~ home two hOura before tneK nsuel H4a
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Our thanks are due Purser Amiroty of the steam
ship Columbus, and 10 Purser Paten the steamship
City OF Havana, for attentions
BAR. ygn. F,ss.s Bs, Barlow, for areenocx which
on her frs Voyage The leak was discovered when Oh
a sHs %ss4 Se4 o = ns s
load Is being disSnaryed where defective ree,na
BARK EIIxAarrH from Salem, before reported At Port
Praya Cape Verde Islands, condemned sprung . leak
Porn F sns al the nU
make the necessary repairs Captain Leckie owned the
BARK AsHoRE-Capt stubbs OF brig Nigreta at Havana
IN inst reports n At on the LIST on ne sahams ssns
bon on and on ;0 WAS
with shocks and coopsrsge stock had apparently besn
ter's edge. 4
Bsle Ex,ry, "a tons built at shelburne, Ms in 1852,
this city lor Central American trader At about the
BRIG PAcIvco Br), from Palermo April for Boston, is
reported a. lost the spanish further partc
srsAnrx Unrrp STATES from Fall River for this city.
while her way down he East River yesterday Is half
e q q.
Ms ana ns srss nos IN: 1ss
and an -spsdiy she wa. taken p iov and sshCrs
with waite up to her decks The United states sas.
s :s:S no Sss q except few ss scratches aad pro-
Bosror, June le--rbe yacht America, owner by Gen
Butter ran as.ore on Rams Horn Spit in Beverly
ed with water. was her nrst start for the season
HAvArA. June Io-fhe German br ss Nippon and An
RADIO, hex. The crews saved and arrived here
day
9urDc, June s-cspt June Of the Danish ship Percy
q iSs korressS bark wihsm of fonssurs Who were
ss S the ws o on the 18Th Of
nSs VIZ cs mp ss x.
on Red Isisnd reef
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Ths RsnnsylvanAa Rsflrsaa struegliAg
Against the Law.
A care Of more than ordinary importance u now
pending before the Supreme Court ct Trenton the
united railroad companies OF the state appear ~
prosecutors and the Collector OF Hudson county as
defendant. The main issue involved IL the consti-
tutionaty OF the legislative act Of 1873 which pro-
vides for the taxaEi0n OF ali railroad corporations
IN the state. Under and ny virtue OF II James
:. Yard was appointed BY the Governor Commits
sioner OF Railroad Taxation, and in pursuance Of
ms duties made the requisite assessments on all
railroads IN the State the collection Of which de-
volved on the respective collectors OF each county
The prosecutors aver that said act 10 not ap-
phcable to al railroad corporations in the
state, and that according TO the charters
granted the several companies composing
privileges are held out whereby they are relieved
from the assessment OF any further imposts and
taxes than those provided for in the charter. The
ACT OF lsa6 coaferring these privileges; the prose
ment by the Legislature. This tax now levied is
not q Uniform State tar. II II were 1t should De
paid to the Treasurer OF the state instead Of being
scattered around among the different township
collectors OF the State. Scudder and Vredenburg
appear for the prosecutors and Lppencott and
Weart for the defendant.
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Foreign Ports.

FOf0l&n k>OkUes
AsrrswALL May 25-In port bark sarah E Kingsbury
Anglo m
-CxsDnsAs, June l-Arrived. schr Adeliza Huntley.
ssa :. S:a IF wSsn cso brig Nellie
Husssd Davis north Of Hs,eras 3D. Madeira ara Nos
,s Goo. i s:y o,s. ss
Lindsay Gibson, Tor do, 90; .enrs Laura Bndsemsn
0{ mi ss Issed Village Queen
EsSaas Srsa s
s sSr de- June Arv.d or,s Alexander scr..
H iI1 june x-AssE,ysd steamship Yazos s.,rs.
Nigret. stupbs, De- Helen Rich, Hons, Philadelphia
Is s..G r IS sssGi 90 Lord p.lm.rson 3D. soeumb
en- Ars1sa sp Sos S seS Orleans sehr
asy saden. north q H;tisrss v.,.o. ~, .,.s.-,.
In port 9Th, banks Sarah Hobart Pinkhsm, for New
se..S
81 r2rs
mary whey 15 SE %
nDs ~ E.
isss "a c.ss.. tsD Butler com Liver
Some aiy sail o. the Lunsnburs fishing neet arrived
mere yesterdy and to-day 70 Mt out tor the Labrador
KEss.cr .. ysy s-Arrivsa, Steamship Atlas gr,,
ssiisd Sist bark Linda stewart sunchneld New York
n Pcr, May ID schr Hannah = Baker, Raymond, for
| IAlAHzAs, May sl-Arrtved, brig Lizzie " virden,
Sailed sist. bark Hsella Poole. New York. briss :
ha SH wn % q Oi north
a.sssrss; sehr David = Ks.ins ReSinssn. 90 !, 81
xs as s s9s sfs
ssn AZ s E sS msr T
ss1S. S1.s ''' ~ 90 s'''o''''''
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PORT OF NEW YORK JUNE 10 1874
CLEARED.

Steamship .cotia Br,, Lott, Liverpool VI. Qneens
steamship CIV Of Limerick OBJ, Jameson Liverpool
q Dale
steamship Kdn Ger, Rinsk, Bremen via south.mp-
Steamship 1sS Druid OBJ, Thomson, HamDurs-
Punch. Edge kCo.
stesmshfp " 4 scholten Dutch, Hus. Rotterdam
.stssnship CO OF Dallas, Rnes, New orlssss-c H
ssssnssip LED Dears,<n, ssva.nah--M.rrsy Ferris I
Co.
gan 4 Co.
and Richmond--Old DominiohS arnship Co :
ship Ne Plus Ultra, Boriand, ndon-Grinnell, MIN
turn Co. -
Bsrk Cecilia DAD, Csstaglia, BrfAO,-y G se agar
:, Bark Lady Aspes tBr). Friend, Iuzsnce-6eorge y
Bark Mmie BAN CBr), Cook. Hayle-s,orse Bulley.
Bark stadminirer stang Nor), Fa'kebera, hotter
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-11
FOUND IN THE WATER.

Coroner Eickhon was yesterday called to the
Morgue to hold an inquest on the body OF an un-
known man, which was found noating In the Har-
lem River, near Macomb's Dam Bridge. Deceased
wore black overcoat dress coat, vest and panta-
looms and striped calico shirt. In his possession
were found gold watch and chain with the ini-
tials ~. F.n engraved on the case. The body EVIL
IDENTITY had been In the water for two or three
weeks, II not longer
At the foot OF Beach street, North River, the
Fifth precinct police yesterday found the body Of
an unknown man and sent il to the Morgue for
Identification. Coroner Eickh0n was notified in
the case.
The body OF the man found In the wafer foot OF
Thirty-ninth street, North River, has identl-
ned as that Of Philip BOtz, about nftydve years or
age. he had In his pockets 81 50 In money, re-
papers. The case is IN charge 81 Coroner Eickhon.