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The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
THERE s not firm in our city who

THERE is not a firm in our city who
has better and more accomplished
engineer at its head than the firm of
Dougan a. Conklin. He understands
how to apply the key to a printers
feelings and everlasting gratitude
turkey. Thanks are hereby rendered
for the tenderest kind of Christmas
turkey. Mag the firm of Dougan &
Conklin always have fat dividends,
until each partner retires from bust.
ness millionaire. $50 mote it be-"
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Prior to his death, HARRY HARRI
MAN, compiled for us, from the census
of 1870, the following statistical infor-
nation, which We intended to publish
at the time, but inislaid it. Looking
over our old papers for the pur-
pose of setting our house
in order" for the new year, we
came across the missing paper, and
We thought that we could not do a
better thing than to close up the last
number of the Palladium" for 1874
with the labor of our lamented de-
ceased young friend:
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
If Mr.. Mayhem, the proprietor of

If Mr.. Mayhem, the proprietor of
the news, stationery and fruit tstand in
the p. o. corner, will procure barrel
of whisky, bore hole in the side of
the stand, and insert long rye straw
in the bung hole and let the end there
of project on the outside so that CAL
vim can take free suck" now and
then, he will make no further com.
plants OF its being in the way of
crowds who 20 there for other pur-
uoses." So!
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
SORRY IF TRUE-That tho one who,

SORRY IF TRuE-That tho one who,
on Christmas day, ''snliled over at
least half . dozen dinner tables"
has for the purpose of enabling
him to suck whisky more expedi-
Gously from the bung hole of a
barrel of whisky, ''ordereda double
back action gold mounted, ,ickle
plated rye straw! Bad Investment,
Cal
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
JAS. F. HIBBERD, Sec'y pro tenn.

FRIDAY has uniformly been es-
teemed an unlucky day, and has
always been selected for inflcting the
death penalty by hanging curlprits.
If this is so, what shall be said of
1858 coming into existence on next
Friday wont it be terrible unlucky
year, excepting for those who have
'broiled buffalo" now and then?
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

We trust none of the young gentle
men or ladies Of our little city will
make, az Doesticks quantity sayeth,
"Damphools" of themselves, by fol-
lowing this silly custom Of New
Years calls" which is more honored
in the breach than the observance.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Robert Bonner has purchased of
Richard Pennison, of Lexington, KY,
his famous three year old mare, Lady
Stout, paying $25,O ,OOO In the last
meeting at Lexington the mare made
the fastest time for three year olds on
record
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Secretary Br;stow has gone home to
kentucky to spend the holidays.

Secretary Br;stow has gone home to
kentucky to spend the holidays.
New suits growing out Of the TAM
many frauds have been commenced in
New York.
Additional survivors of the steam
ship Japan disaster have arrived at
Hong Kong on board the American
war vessels.
The burning of Keysers Stove
Works in New. York, resulted in a
loss of 100000 A fire in Erie, Pa,
also consumed three hotels and a
number of other buildings.
The Civil Service Board will prcb.
ably hold no more meetings, 1t is
likely that the old custom of making
appointments will be revived, and the
attempt to reform the system aban-
doned.
Love without money is something
like patent leather boots without
soles.
In some parts Of tile country, when
woman begins to get red at the roots
of her hair, it is regarded as storm
signal.
Senator SAerman's new finance bill
passed the Senate on the ed by
vote of thirty two to fourteen.
Half the discomfort of lile is the re-
suit Of getting tired Of ourselves
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

CastoFfa is more than q substitute for
Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in ex.
istence which is certain to assimilate the
food. regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. 1t contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
is pleasant TO take. Children need not crv
and mothers may rest
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
lave Y1U FRIED
JURU.BEBA.


Weak. Nervous, or DeoiIftnteSl.
arc you 20 Lankuii ;aat any eSer;ion re-
quircs more of an effort than you feel capa
.i.e II IGs:-i,,.?
Then try lure BE..lA. the wonderful
Tonic and Inviec-Gto-. wiiicn acts so ben
enciaiiy on the sccsrtive orst.Is s rs to iinpard
visor ro GIL the vital forces,
1t Is no a.e.''io:ic appetizer, which siimu1
latas ;or a saort time, only 10 lei the suffered
tall to q lower depth of misery, but il is N
vegetable tna-c cc.:ns d!:ce;iy on the liven
and spleen.
IL regulates the 3pwc;s, gcicfs the nerves
and gives such ~ ,tsG..E3 hnc to the wholts
| system So Ia soon make the invalid feel
! likh !. new pcfso3.
/ Its operation is not violett but is charac-
tcrized by great genilcness; the patient ex-
periences nc si ifie'l cEai.i<>., mark ed re-
/, suits, b;:t ;:raSGal'y his t.o..bles
''Fol,i their tents, li;.e the Arabs.
Ana ailauily sts al away"
d. This l. no new ard uniiitd discovery, but
has been long used with wonderful ren,e-
dial results, and is pronounced b- the high
est hteiirii authorities, stfc i,ost powerful
tonic and Alternative known"
Ask Jour Grt..,.ist for it.. For sale by
WM. F.KlDDER & co,
oi-iw New York.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
EOn COuGEs, COLDS,
500 Pianos and Organs

E,w Grsl Scccnd. land, of First Class Max
ers, viii be sold al Lower Prices, for cash, or
on lnftailn.eitS, Or fer rent, IA City tr|
tclntfT, darling t:.esc e.cra yi.n-,s, and the
.Sl Broadway, than ever bsfole offered in
New York A2onGs wanted to sell Waters
NeN Scale Pianos. and Concerto Organs.
Illustrated Catalogue. Nailed. Great in
Gucaments to tue Trade. A large discount
to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Schools.
etc, etc. ali
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

THE heaviest rain, and more OF it,
fell on Sunday night last, 9th Dec,
than we have ever noticed in this
neighborhood.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

A young lady uptown has discarded
the use offalse hair, and thrown away
her chignon, with the remark, There's
millions in it," Very probable
Wash. Chron.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

One of our best Republican sub
scribcrs Just paid us for three years
and half in advance for the old
Palladium.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
CITY NEWS.

SEE the rates Of county taxes in
another column, in the Treasurer
notice.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

WHITE WATER and Elkhorn were
on a high Monday. and Jerre
Brown could not cross with the mail
for Arlington and Liberty.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Local n Offices.


All sorts Of fine Holiday pres
ents at Bostick & Co. s Book Store,
286 Main street Fine Toilet Cas-
es, Card Cases, Gold Pens, Paint
ings. Chromos, and the most beau
tiful Books in the market.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

For the Rest COnseetiOnaries
For the Holidays, 80 to Charley
Prices. au
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

A Full Assortment
OF Sheet Music.
2" G. A. DIc5zSsoN.
Pianos and Or2rns
AT 80 per cent. lower than any
other house in Richmond.
c. A. DICKINSON,
Opposite o III Fellows Hall.
Great Sale
Of cheap Goods, at J. FORMER s.
| You Can Get.
Fitted with Overcoats, Dress
coats, Pants and Vests, at j. S
Starr & Son s, No. 241 Main street
cheap for cash.
Trunks,
That will defy Baggage Smash
ers," of all sizes, at JAS. S. Starr &
Sen s, at his old stand on Main
street. Go to No. 241 and select q
tasty and substantial article.
= he Fines aad Bcs.
Assortment of Boots and Shoes
in the city, at Estell Bros. No. 1Sl
Main street. Give them u call.
| For Soft Coal R0 rners,
Go to Potts Stove Store, No
$50 Main street.
Fresh Family Groceries
At John Peterson's Grocer,
Store, opposite Richmond National
Ba 1k, at the old Strattan Corner
Frui. and Vegetables always to be
had there.
All the Hest
Prints at 81 cents. Best evel
offered in Richmond for Z cents.
| J. FoRKNER.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Fine Assortment

Fine ASsOrtnleNt
OF JewelIy just receiving, also u
fine display OF Silver and Plated
ware at No. 30S Main street.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
SnEfa ClauSy.s

Santa Claus!!!
Santa Claus is commipg. The
finest goods in his line arc found at
Bostica & Co.'S Go soc their
store decked in New England Ever
| greeus.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
THE PALLADIUM.
24.OO Per M.

eO7.OO = OA -~s
Will he charged ON all Gas Bills mot
maid ON or before the 2Oth Of the
month.
Office hours, Z A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 P. NJ.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Malaga Grapes.
At Charley Prices.
Toy Beatlsteads

Toy Beadsteads
At tho Fifty Cent Store-some>
thing nice for children.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Get the Best
Soft Coal Burners, ct Potts
Stove Store, Main street, No ESQ.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Sweet
Oranges at Charley Price 8.

SANTA Clausl!!
Go to the Book Store opposite
the Huntington House, for fine
Holiday Books OF al kinds. Be
sure to call and see the best deck
grated Store in the city-2S6 fdain
street
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

No blood was shed by that
burglar, who tried the other night
to shorten Mr.. Shorts tolls collect
ed from tie Boston Pike at the
first gate South from town. Short
fred his revolver, and the burglar
wasn't long in getting away
dropping his hat about $50 yards
be the same more or less. J from
the toll gate. We hope Short may
live long in the land to scare burg
lars with his little revolver.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
To Inventors. ALL ALL. PERSONS

Patents, should address PECK & Co. Solic
ttors and Counselors in Patent Cases, Day 3.
ton, Ohio. Pamphlet, with all Information,
sent free. 9I-3m
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

The "Independent" calls loudly
and Justify for the enforcement of
the Ordinance, regulating the
firing Of pistols" etc. in the city,
and gives one instance of danger
to life, by ball passing through
r. G. Shute's window, and censures
the authorities for not arresting
those law violate, 8; but it does not
have one word to say against the
hundreds of violations of another
ordinance Cselling liquorl that is
gradually destroying more lives,
and sowing broadcast over our city
more immortality and vice, than the
explosion of Millions of fire crackers,
and the firing of hundreds of
revolvers loaded with ball cart
ridges could possibly do.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Why is q sidc-saddle like a four.
quart jug? Because it holdsa gallon.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
DIED.

DIED.
On Wednesday, December 24d, in this citv.
George Banks aged about 81 years.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Death Of Gerret Smith.

New YORK, Dec 2S--Gerret Smith
died at the house of John Cochrane
in this city to-day. Mr. Smith, in
company with his wife, arrived in
town Thursday for the purpose of
spending the holidays among his
friends. He was in remarkably good
health, his cheek as ruddy, his eye as
clear, his voice as firm, his step as
elastic as it had been for many years.
He had made arrangements to meet
Charles O'Connor Saturday. He arose
early and said to Mrs. Smith that he
had slept uncommonly we'll, stating
that he had not spent so merry a
Christmas for long time as the day
before. While dressing his utterance
became suddenly indistinct, and he
was gently borne to bed. barely able
to say in faint tone, Very weak. .
He Immediately became unconscious,
and thus remained till about 1890
to-day. when he died He seemed to
be suffering under combined attack
of appoplexy and paralysis.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Thr oitest an1 b.st appointed institution
ioc obtaining, Eas'L e,s EGIc:,,ion. For
9 circ,l,r a'iG~ess
l--s L. DIV & sOS.', Tfttsburg. Pa.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
A Man I'm II saiRls.

A Man I'm II uins.
One oi the saddest spectacles in
the world is human being shat
tered and broken down by the use
OF ardent spirits. But the damage
may be repaired, the ,uin restored
to perfect soandness, by course
of thst most powerful of all invig-
Grants, Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bit.
tcrs. Beware of those ''tonics' of
which rum is an element. They
aggravate disease and promote
decay. 4O-4w
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

When they hang you in Texas YOU
stay hanged and eventually die.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Stout, of Indianapolis, who sued his
mother in law for alternating his wife S
affections from him, has set an exam
pie for all married mankind. And
the court which heard the case has
rendered itself immortal by allowing
him damages Yet not even all this
joy comes without cloud, for the
poor wife of Stout has gone crazy
(says reporD with grief a, the scandal
attendant upon having her affections
aforesaid dragged into a public tribu-
nal and at SO many dollars, like so
much merchandise in market.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

n Complete
Revolution Stove, a very supe-
rior article, at Potts Stove Store.
Main street, No. $50.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

corrected weekly by n. w. Briggs and
Thos. Nestor. The former gives us the prices
of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and grOcerieS.l
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

A Very HamdsOsm Line
OF Cassimeres, cheap, at George
H. Knollenberg's.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Ready Made

ne"uy MHuc
Clothing, always at j. s. Starr &
Sonss, No. 241 Main street.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Lamps at Nye's
Lamp Trimmings at Nye's.
Non Explosive Lamps at Nye's
Metal Lamps at Nye's.
Lamp Shades at Nye's.
Non Explosive Glass Lamps at
Nyes.
Chimneys, all kinds, at Nye's.
Lanterns at Nye's.
Nye's at 277 Main street.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

All the Hest
Prints at 81 cents. Best ever
offered in Richmond for Z cents.
J. FoRKNER.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Left at Richey Bros. drug store,
corner OF Main and Pearl, for coal
and wood, will receive prompt at
tention. G.. w. SIMMONS.
Dress Goods,
The largest and best supply in
the city, at James Forkner's, No.
27O Main street.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
The Place In Ruy

The Place to buy
A new hat is at John Suffrins'--
the Hatter-at his old stand OH
Main street.
A Full Line Of Carpets,
OF the finest texture and most
beautiful patterns, at the store ct
James Forkner, Main street No.
27O.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
Smoking Sets
At the Fifty Cent Store, for 81.


At the Fifty Cent Store, for 81.
Hominy.
Parties having corn which they
wish made up into hominy will do
we'll to call at the Richmond Pearl
Hominy Mills, on North Washing
ion street, this city.
Blankets, at Wiggins & Co.'s.
Lap Robes, at Wiggins & Co. g.
Corn Flour!
Equal to Buckwheat, and costs
less than half as much. Try it.
For sale by J. r. Kenworthy, w.
L. Farquhar & Son, Brown & Nor
ris. !,
A Good supply
OF pre- paid Envelops and Postal
Cards now at the Postofice.
Fail and Winter Fashions.
In the Millinery line, for Hats,
Bonnets, etc, cheap for cash. at
No. - North Franklin street.
8. A. ILrFF DAVIS.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

EALL AND WINTER, 1874.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30
List OF Letters

Remaining in the Postnffice at Richmond
Indiana, december %. 1874.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-12-30

Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swclled
Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous 1nAammations,
Indolent Inhammations, Mercurial affcc-
tions, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin,
Sore Eyes, etc. In these, as in all her
constitutional Diseases, WALKERS VIM
EGAR BITTERs have shown their great cur
ative powers in the most obstinate and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY Is, 1874.
CLEARED.


Steamship Alexandria (Br, Mackay. Gasgow-Hendcr.
steamship Switzerland Beg), Van der Hydcn, Ant
steamship corlnth OBJ, Eden, Port au Prince. Ac-
Ship Caernaryon Castle CBr), Smith, London-E Nor
Ship st John. scribner San Francisco-sutton Co.
Bark Aercurius Nors Ludvigsen, Queenstown or Fall
Bark Nellie Guest OBJ. Messenger Rotterdam-Boyd
Bark pea Dubrovackl tAuS, Chersenaz, Antwerp-slo-
eV BARK Lizzie Fox OBI, nurre renarth Rosds-Gso
BARK Victoria Perez Lindsey. Rio Janeiro-Thos Nor
Brig Cigana tRus), Jost. Cronstadt-Funch. Edye Co.
Brig Sir Robt Mcclure tBr. Edwards, Gioraar-Fabri
Brig Mary Gr, Murphy, s, Johns Nr-Bowrns
Brig British Queen tBD. sindell Canning, Ns-C "
Brig Gypsy Queen, Morgan, South Amboy-J a Win
schr VIM Douglas xcIndoe. Pointa Pitre-B wsn-
schr spcedwel, spauiding. Harbor Island-8 Wen
sehr Addie Nellie (Br,, Cameron. St John. YB-He-
schr VIM q Bee, Chester. Mooilc--E Hurlbut 4 Co.
schr Drew. Carter, observation-disclosures, White
schr W Mitchell, Colc Machiasport- Wilson God
schr Gen Scott. Lunt, Boston--chas Low.
Schr wave, Cotton, Boston-C l. snow.
: Schr Lucy Coaiwei, Boston-John Boyntons Sons
schr Washington freeman. Robinson. Boston--I Sta
schr jefferson Borden, Patterson, Boston " alsh.
sioop Fred Brown, wilson, rrovidence-H Jackson
sioop Annie Bassett. Bassett Gulford e II Kramer
Sloop Petequamscutt, Monroe. Mystic. Ct-kackett b
sIoop Corneiia, stepp. New Daven-Racket,A Bro
Steamer Mars Grumley. Philadelp hia-W Kirkpatrick
The bark Mary Stewart Br, Pennery, for Cork or sa
mouth REPORTED yesterday was Cleared by Heney Par
ker mot befyre repOrted).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-16

%sS pS shsys.s s%s Bsn %:ord
assn w Man snq SShn
ss9v %s'' aas
Ss sna H ano HeboPcn Harris John
Sd oss,
coSnes. Trim ana xlsbams: charshili fhiIaaepS,s;
nah bsck%sn Arnold Brszos Rayn aeeel lb %ani
Hsss Elm Ss Rsiy Kate Ms9faH l,ssa::
Oh: f:s e asss 'Ts Tsp sss
o'Px%TucKET, May I4-Arrived schrs Sunbeam, Riley.
Trenton Cynthia Jane Gardner kondOut Isaac shef.:
Ss'E SaS1sa S Ss Fec Fss.dy dr.
A}SSS fsS a;sss F.. Hsa New
crocss s'h aansed Hshorn d nndEss sss
x.n GS Hail. s T
Langdon, Bennett 90 .-'
xsns o s.
ggses;w,ns Kenpi Mssar do Xix AS DO; Cobb
Newman. Philadelphia; nth, Mayo, Hail. Richmond.
,I RooKPooRr May s-Arrived. schr Bagaducs, Cox.
Sailed fotn, schr R Shaw Shaw, Philadelphia; 18th
0rs IN Sapy
ssils5. xscpor Could Liverpool; bark Iconium.
~i5th-ssisd steamship vasco da CANA tBr,, Rice,
oa sAv4SNH aG.n May lArrved. brig Julia HASKELL
haskell, Boston, schrs Delhi. Kennebec River; Henry
Fisk, Bath: Margie, McFadden, NewYork; F z HcDon.
Cieared-Brg Laura (Rr Merriam, Maitland. Ms
: saiied-Steamship Saragossa Hooper, Baltimore; ship
Gen Shepley. Hltchns. rnladelphia; barks Emily
men; ADELAIDE Norris iukey. New York; schr Yose-
May arrved .chr. stephen MORGAN
Se PU pq hSs heard a
Lewis Lev South Amboy; Fashion, Morris and Ii W Bene.
ISth-Arrved schrs urbana, Allen. Elizabethport;
Ross rripp, and Fer Ferris IN kaynor, Hoboken
sshrs s ssnse New Moran
VINEYARD HAVEN, May l3-Arrived, schrs Mary H
WestcotL from Boston for Richmond. Va; o Chamber
isth-Arrlved schrs Rockhtl Twenty ono Friends.
Caroline Young, Lamprey and Mary G Earr, from
for do; tlayilla from GAINESVILLE for do; Pinta, from
sailed-schrs Z Smith. yesper Br99 Hannis West
Magee, Ella n Penncll, Baxter and Emeins
18Th. sAM-Arrived schrs H W Godfrey. New York for
Boston; John sherman, Weehawken tor do; Helen p
Holway, Port johnson for 40; Fannie Mitchell, do for
salem; L Fav, Philadelphia for do.
Sailed-U steamer llamilton; schrs Eben Fisher,
Ruth Shaw, susan Lizzie Young. Yankee Boy, Addie
Walton, Il drew i u EurHer LyeSn. BartIstt,
Thomson. salie N Evans, Ellen Tobin, Hattie Ellen,
Mary H Westcott 9 Chamberlain, belmont Locke. N q
ROckh, Vim Martini Kate Newman, Caroline Young. j
D Lampley, Mary q Farr, and Fiavilla
Smith, Rondout.
Iith.,Arriyed; schr Helen +, Jones, Port Johnson.
sailed-schr Belle Seaman, steeman, New YORK,
ris, -Elizabcthport
sailed-schr Sarah Gilmore. Terry, Philadelphia.
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THE REFORMED EPIsooPAL1ANs

The Council reassembled at half-past nine yesrcr-
day, Bishop Cheney In the chair and Rev. A. G.
Tying officiating as Secretary. Rev. Johnson Nc
Cormac, of Ottawa, Canada, offered prayer. The
revision Of the proposed new Prayer Book was
then resumed. There was q discussion as to
whether the word collect" should be replaced by
prayer" In the Litany there was objection to
the petition "Be not angry. with US for
ever" In this way the labors or the
Council proceeded TIL the adjournment. In the
matter OF praying Tor those in civil authority Rev.
Mr.. wilson objected to retaining the petition to
preserve them I'm health and prosperity, long to
nve.' He said there was neither warrant nor
obligation nor recommendation In Scripture for
praying for ofncas alter they had LETT office. It
was said that IL was unnecessary to pray Tor q
President as Christian, should ne happen not to
be Christian, and they were not bound to pray
for the prosperity OF dishonest officials. who might
use their 0ltces for their own ends-back pay
voters,
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
At half past twO rested and refreshed, the rev.
erend Legislators proceeded to discuss the ritual
with energy. The collects, epistles and gospels
for the Sundays were adopted and those Tor
saints days cut out. which win rather play havoc
with Mr.. Wilson's proposal the day before to use
the beautiful Latimer verslcles for special days.
The old Psalter OF the Prayer Book OF 1855 was
adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-16
PAR0 BANK BROKEN UP.

A descent was made by Captain Byrnes, or the
Fifteenth precinct, and squad OF police last night
on faro bank kept at No s55 Broadway, and the
proprietor william Tiiden, with his assistants,
were arrested. The complaint on which the raid
was made was entered by Mathew Gofer. OF Phia.
deipnia. lie told Captain Byrnes he had lost $50
m god and $50 In currency In the faro game
yesterday afternoon. Captain Byrnes held
him IN custody as witness against the
gamblers, VINO will be arraigned at the Jefferson
market Police Court this morning. Tiden, who
gave MS address ~ No. lOl Lexington avenue, had
with him. AZ the time the police entered the
rambling den, George H. Hart, OF NO. 10 East Six
teenth street, said TO oe lawyer; Daniel wash
ngtOD anc two colored men. All the gambling
implements and $40 In money were seized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
The Accident to the Steamship State of
Georgia-Arrfvals from and Sailings
for the United states.


for the United states.
LONDON, May Is, 1871
Steamship State Of Georgia (Br), which reported
yesterday having been In collision while her voy
age from New York to Glasgow struck her port
quarter Her plate cut llfeboat smashed and her
davits carried away Otherwise she not damaged.
She is now In her BERTH and will sail the day an.
nounced for her departure.
Arrived at Liverpool May H. bark Leviathan CNor),
Terjesen, Galveston.
Also arrived do 18th, bark Jardine Brothers Brl
Nelson. Charleston.
Arrived At Barrow May IL ship Hamburg (yor) Jor.
gensen, Darien.
Arrived at Exeter nay a. brig Carrie Ding!e OBJ.
Daniel New York
Arrived At Belfast May Is. bark Dunus (Br), Xii
lam Philadelphia.
Arrived at Limerick May IA, bark Due Cecilc QtaD,
schrino, Philadelphia.
Arrived at Queenstown May Is, barks Coionst dsor),
Nordby. New York; Peppins A dtaD, D'Ancona Baiti-
more schr Glen Albyn OBJ, Hastings. do
Also arrived 18TH ii AN, steamships Scotia (r), Lott.
New YORK for Liverpool; 10 An Marathon OBI, Garrett,
Boston tor do.
Arrived at Rotterdam May H. bark Jacob Aus). Rada-
vano, New YORK; brig Maria tAns, simmich, do.
Arrived al Bremen May -, bark Evernard Delius
Ger. Herboth New York.
Arrived at Cronstadt Nay IL bark ursus Minor lNor),
Nielsen savannah.
Arrived at Barcelona bark Juaaits tsp. Rog, savan
nah