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lug, and selling, Uo lhyd 90 contH bnahcl nB
tho not value Of thooo wapto arples, or,
profit on an orchard Of 1900 b'a!ols.
aad other expenaos, II fs doubtful If tho hound
ntes-c1ase apples average net prof't o. moro
naYe sl!own tor tlioao turned tnto vinegar. Ih1a @
moma s!yo \ poi pfoht OF sioo tor the 2.ooo
olaalloa q npplea ~ they grow on elo treou.
So", VINE ~. We , are oon,2la'hinG Or loW nrleoa
"ma e'.p ~ tuu We "Iiow st!h Etoas
III oo ~ ,x SR M"F 'n,go saro m OF 81 to to.s
80 Tnitsaas Tae"sy .,,y ps,nna ,,,, ,, .
,nv "P's a - gas,s " ope1a.ipn, 1uo
nnw n" orcI,,r,ist II N io aa, aul" ~
.na,n o,nio. ~ ~ ehis ,a @
H., sn,,!n t,,,aa ~ e.,,l, W. io p'uut
hsioas tn.t nn ats III 9s III, att , n's
rnn,'to,s inaa - a,t *a 49, sun ",,t eu,. !.so
~ 1o incote[a nn,nnn +I,o nrn.r.i .;,n ,ii ,,ri.
~, iii ~ III. a,,.to,,,a % t,.tt ~ ."s. ~ ~" -.
ihat tls frat morn to on,a1i.o to rs1on If - frnt
aionin ho IL tity rsc;a H. ~" ~ ,crtos az
nsncnns nhorrIoo IT, a,,oull IL ca,,,,"d ~
ar;cd n,, sxa, I ,,,nn r. ~ ~ ov ~ ., ~
n,n,,. ii,nan "aini,is',onsa ,ro,, soor rnr"1at,
t,o n'arfnt. .dcmnnaa '"'' "o"'A '''A' ''s' 0'A"o
nil ,1 TIE an rmnn5oE ,1,o to,Ss11 mxo1"xos tno
nrico Of frnls In Ihicaro No thnv ,yin 7,nnw
frn,,, dcv - s,ax ti,o nt3n;'tsv tro,v % IN thn
merl,et. and viii ho noatcf m to tho crop. A.
a n,attrr NJ co,rso X ,rI ho tio ,ntoroxt ri ;ts
fnntntnFtl tn kn0,y fha GtAtEfnfF t1Injr corrn.
s,'nno,'ts n " ali liz % 9"wns ir,i,utnrv tn ti';a
proaucu.trado npd il is for them. not tic
i,r,Ln,dist. tnfnycat,0ato thts aubiect and knoyy
via tn Hhjn to. va miit nu,nosa tb.t IN
orcbarIist las carly appios. chofrIos gtapes.
atc r. siin fro,n GantrnIa' II synmlsl ~ t1 ti,c
,te,est NJ nf faanra no,,,h Of chicnrn IN m1rc1aso
~ lin, hnt in prnrt1co' thin hns unt hce,,
fnnt'1 Il, n ,nnst Hat,sfnntory. In casa tIn
oro,ardint usnn his avn iulr,nout in rorard to
tho n,,"nt,,v nor DIV t,,n mnri2cr viii ho o,thnr
nvor or ,n,inrstocI,o nnl tho nrjceH noyet aatis-
Tontnrr Somo nrramromcnt n,,nt he mofio viii,
ti,o rr3at hotfv n ahirnora at Contra,,a 70 TINT
a certnin n,,ontitr INV ho affirmed dnlIy to tho
aevorni tntcrn,niiote nnntA IL Mi r,ointH ho.
vonIi nh,nann t,n c"so ~ dttfors,t md TN dnni-
er oau orfiar trn,,"I, t;s Hhirarn ho,,a nI,at ho
nnv nccl fro,n fnv tn dav. II viii tl,,s le aeon
thu. so far no diat,imtin1 fr,,It from CI,icagr'
tho front centre nf tic traeic, tho ave,c,n
1s Ass,,sr1sn pI.nrrn11os 80.
as near M INV other con,,Mnr.int snattor !. nni1
fiat tlio orehar,ljst M srcb, bas iittlo naed of
nny nnw organization To bn crented Mt his ny-
nenso in order Ia ti,snoso Of lila nroirctnl Tbo
eycLa,dist must beur ID nono thnt liz aaios nro
to bo uMlc through other ,,artioa :: tilat lie
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THE BALLAD or BE7sEy cooplNe1op.

fvasNl Anou@ tWa ys,- haaared ;l Sssse M aeo
"n'" r.. ~, a ~ot,ai 1,,. Nv '"S"
o ,,a,i,. Ist w W,s'.a.nt ~ ~ - ~
19na 19t, y, miMsn -! n,', LooaG'on .1.G % W. Haos'
VAN ~ tuu o!stuir..t.ns 9s..s.tn E .s Lasauu,
Hnos'o t'iao" . uo'e1aos'
4 handsome. cc'sst1y man ras he,
Now Engtand,s a1tstocracy,
,, ana ficn Ill golu ahu !auues
Kneo brecchea, b-cad cnt!ed coat Of blus,
and rl1flleS round nas hands.
He wora b!ond-red s.anet ring,
with coat Of arms and 1,1arterlng
Aud cid haraidtc crest,
4 sword with r,,bicd, silver hilt,
and cllrious gold-embro!tlcred quilt
Unon bis gatir yeat.
of goodlto ancestry:
TIT iin. Raoeo; uShan1 ~ lvss ,s,t " waa s.a anu
WALL 4asftfc !tn;i.,ss eusMes on1'1 " e'oae'
1oF Ausit1a9As'
-
n ees sm,,,,,;cr.ii.,,c eIi tio old ta,Sn ..,ert
~ iJ;a t,nI1 fs's ~ 1ai,ar @ ,1o1,a s'''A'
ub,,+s Ia sn,ai1 ai ~ n,,,ca ' ~rcnl,inn t t,toor.
ia tssrs t1,. hcnored rcroa nr ror.
Law '' Tf william r1os1dinnton'
'
t.i i,a,,tsa a., "ritni,a5 Vim },.,,nns inr
M-iti, -,fn.an.,t ,inraiIi.c Inot.
A,hst+ I'm Az ~ ca1d nr hnt.1- ''
Tia irayeS. on = }fttia trnt.
AMI i1,us n uondoro,,s book,
4O>'AN' ~''S
liz chats with q oc,ltting pride,
Will. potsey, handsome, tall, and bzight,
, 1874-12-05

FFoNs The NtW 1'aFE ITlbHNe.
There ja only one Nay In which any man in
this country can 11 his own wages,~-ana that Is
by becoming member Of 0ongrcsa.
, 1874-12-05
4 Candid opinion On Is0.tOn NcSyus
NnuOrM.

From the $prtabtehh titass.> RspHo;iean.
rho journal llaH nlAy excellent qualities as
bundle, ike u pair ot oYorBhoos, ! still protor
tho Advertiser.
, 1874-12-05

l.
nsnlo hor acquaintance by d no.o which threw
ut her feet over hedge tho frat time sped llar
wallting alone. I neotl not swoar to yon that I
never had IN evil wish or thonght about her. 10
me woman wrH a llolv thing, doseerated by no
!owncos Of condition, deserving Of auy gsntlo.
mans love ana reverence. it endowed with cor
thin qualities. These qualities I NOW took
Oh trust, aud. hoing. enshnnscd by her
beauty aaw also the perfection OF moral lowell.
Theirs elo sat in the squlre's pow, bosaa lior
ugly patsoneasoa, With Eucll intelligence in her
melancholy blue eye and fair hAlf-,.1oon Of DroT
such . breathing Bangibllsty In lier Rilcnco; aud
whnn canc to lsnow her, wl.st sylnrAthy in her
carassIng, yot modest al11 full Of Hlayo dignity
Sho did mt answer my notes but when wont
to tho copno behind Nlnswood llonso. where 7
had imployed l1or to meet NC. she Was there.
writo. no more, She wAs d poor dependent. and
tho least suspicion fal|lng on llor would cast er
Ilolnn!eEH aud friunt!legH IN tho world. will
not tlwoil on this atao loye-story: It 'gas per
5Dctly commonplace OF LID ktil1, except
TINT the supe was nat. for ol'eo,. the llunlhlo
beauty, hut tlo gent!oman from London. sho
consented to ba my vito; md at tito simmer ra
onl, without Railing l,or singh question a5 to
lar pRst, without knowing moro of it than tho
farm folk al volunteered to ten mo tho FIRST
lay saw her, brought this girl to Lontlol,, atll
u,nrrlcd linr. TAnt's wl,nt caMo Of balnE too
gooA Tor, this world, incapable Of evil nr the
comprehension af It. / had written to toll MY
father OF my intended marriage to u. truskly
confcssciD II perfectly Obscure and ponuileas
young woman. that llad Of course oyorytllns lHl
position aud wealth to recommend l,or. I wrote
i reApaottnl latter which I received back In 4.
blank cavar. Yot my llcars ynaruel To tim crous-
grained old man, aud from tho glory aNl Joy OF
nly FOOLS parasllao emerged voluntarily, 6efore
the llouoy1noon wau over, 10 aooln roeoueillatlon
with my fathur.
'lNhen got to Ills door, be drove mo away
like. heggaY, Ike atrange dog, With his lifted
as!cG, with hia mouth full OF cusacu. Ttnt IL tic
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A century gone Int early dark,
In summer. time, the old town clerk,
Ills dull day's labor ttoue,
Shuts Aia s1.al1 ONCE creukinE door:
Ue bears thu honored nauao Of yose,
OF William Colldlngton.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
C0RONERS' CASES,

About half-past FIVE O'Clock yesterday morning
the body OF all unknown woman some forty years
Of age, five feet in height, with blue eyes and
brown hair, was found in the dock at pier No. 3
North River, and sent to the Morgue. Deceased
wore a SPOTTED calico dress, Bamora skirt and
laced shoes. The remains had been in the water
l0r some days. Coroner WOtman was notified.
The body OF female infant Of recent birth at an
eatly hour yesterday morning was found IN the
basement OF premises No. Barclay street.
wrapped up IN paper. The body was sent to the
Morgue, where Coroner Woltman will hold an in
quest.
Coroner woltman was yesterday called to No. 127
Forsyth street to hold an inquest On the body of
Nicholas Richmond, German, thirty-ive years Of
age, who was killed by jumping IRON second
story window Of his residence while suffering from
an attack OF delirum tremens.
The dead body OF an unknown man. about
thrty-eisht years of age, at three O'Clock yester-
day morning was found lying in the doorway Of
house NO. Az Tenth avenue, by Of1cer Phelan. OF
the twentieth precinct and Joseph Dorant OF No.
$40 Tenth avenue Deceased was five feet seven
inches IN height with dark curly hair cut short
ana wore dark coat and vest, mixed pants two
shirts, army shoes, but no hat. The body was sent
to the Morgue, and Coroner Woltman notified.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
PELONIOUS ASSAULTS.

At midnight on Saturday party OF Germans
became quarresome over their beer IN the saloon
No. ss Montrose avenue, and after considerable
wordy debate Joseph stoerrnan, poarder in the
house, struck John Uemschedt, or No. 1O2 Mon
trose avenue, on the head with beer mug innict-
ing severe ana ugly scalp wound, besides almost
severIng his left ear. The injured man was at
tended by Police surgeon Lowenstein, and his as
sallant, arrested by Onlcer Adams, was locked up
to await the result
Yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock, John
kaufman, OF NO. $50, and Caspar Scholar, OF No.
s3I Flushing avenue became engaged In a quarrel
IN reference TO the renee between their lots, which
adjoin each other The quarrel was finally ended
by brutal attack on the latter by KAUFMAN, who
using club, beat his victim severely about the
mead Detective lime. VINO was passing, arrested
kaufman, and Police Surgeon Lowenstein dressed
the wounds OF Scholar,
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
AUSTRALIAN TRADE WITH AM ERICA.
The Shipme ents OF Wool Fal ding on.
IFrOm the Melbourne Arr nsI

lrIOm Tue mclpouAA Nc Af iuS.I
The shipments Of wool to the, United States
direct for the season 1873 and. ts74 were much
smaller than those for either ,6f the two former
seasons. Only four vessels ~ere sent direct this
season-the Maggie Leslie. the Prince Art hur. the
Laura and the Manila, Which carried 1850 bales,
or 2, ,707, ,056 pounds.
lhis large falling or-fully one haif-ln the direct
shipments Of WOO, from Victoria to the United
STATES is "a to be attributed to these two
Sauses:-FIrsr TO the alteration In the united
states sarn Ia 1872 and next. to the panic IN New
iOrk' Bostod and Philadelphia in the latter hau OF
1873. me manufacturers 10 the United states can
now get whaS Australian wool they require lrom
EnxlaTd under their tariff for 1872, without the
ADDITIONAL ten per cent duty which they had to pay
before on all wool imported from beyond the CAPE
OF GOOD Hope, unless brought in their own vessels
ihat, OF course, Is an advantage In many respects
TO them, without being OF any further disadvantage
10 us than that OF not having them as competitors
IN our market In the wool season. They must still
have our fine wools to use IN many OF ther fabrics
and II they do not get them from US direct they
Will have to get them from the markets to which
we send them. Their impors OF foreign wool from
all quarters as we showed on May D, amounted in
1878 to upwards OF 46,0O0000 pounds. With those
figures the 7OO 600 we send them this year do not
admit OF comparison.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
Maritime Miscellany.

nN~ See Gable News
Purser Reyes OF the steamship Atlas has our thanks
for tavors.
~ SNIP DEXTER Bursley, at San Francisco July "a from
Newcastle. NsW reports rom April 20 to May ex.
perenced severe hurricanes and had three lower top
sails carried away.
SUPERINTENDENT Belfast, Carter 4 Co. on Wednesday
laid the keel OF JmasteI scnr of 400 tons on ne spot
made vacant by launching schr Edward johnson on
uesnay sue ~ 10 be owned by Belfast partcs and to
De commanded by Capt Albert Mckeen.
AZ bath, Messrs. Goss x Sawyer and Packard
puidipg barkentine about tons and
sawyer snip OF about 40 tons and barkcntine of
about oto tons They have contract a brig Of
about 400 IONS Messrs Il a. A seweI are building u shp
Of about 500 tons, and have laid keel for ship
~ q tons Messrs William Moses Sons are building
the north part of the city rhe Messrs Houghton Broth
ers are building ship of about 200 tons, Messrs Adams
nitcnc9ck bark of i0j9 tons. Messrs Hagan Thur
Tor ie ruiung trade. MIR Albert Hawthorn Is building,
ana mas ABOUT ready for launching, ship Of 6O tons
mr. william bqgers has ship IN frame, which he WIN
putting up the frame for schr OF about 30 Messrs
Shaoan Flint nave ship of 70D tons, well along
ner construction, and will have her off in the fall.
eight weeks. Mr. d o BIaisdell has bark partly in
frame, 10 come of IN the winter or next spring;
from McGlyerys yard, Belfast, Me- she is owned by
Boston parties Captain Ihttefcd, master.
LAuNcHxD-At Chelsea July 30 from the yard Of Pierce
q monigomery the S-masted schr Mlen, OF the ol.
ieet depth OF hold ii feet She is owned by Wadlce
Co OF savannah, Ga, and Is intended tor the timber
AZ Kennebunkport, July 80, by Crawford Perkins,
3mastcd schr OF fO tons named Joseph II Baker, built
on contract Tor her master capt Davis OF sag Har.
3masted keel schr OF 57S TONS for Capt Joseph Ste
veDs ard " Dyer, Of Provincetown, Mass.
Al Nfsrmonth. Ms. July a. bark II Psrr. lila tons.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
COLONIAL RECORDS OF VIRGINIA.

One OF the Senate documents' OF last session.
,yayS the Richmond Enquirer. which has lately been
pripted darabie book form Tor the STATE Library,
under tue auspices or 4. P. Walker, supenntend-
ent Of Public Printing contains the proceedings
OF tue first Assembly In virginia, held July 80.
.islo; list OF the living and the dead in Virginia
,tepruary l6, 1928 brief declaration OF the plan
tatlon OF Virgiuia during the drst twelve years,
when sr Thomas Smith was Governor OF the COM
1ans lAst ol tue number OF men, women and
CnHuTen lnndbltants IN the several counties
wltnln me colony ol Virginia in 1884; letter from
Gnarles H. ACKNOWLEDGING the receipt OF 4 present
pi virginia ak, 1868, aud list or the parishes
tn virginia, 1880 In 1854 there were ae14 persons
IN the colony; soon after there came shin of Hol-
f. anu ron the Bermudas with las more and also
sixty la an English snip from the same place
from this small beginning sprung our peope
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

At Belfast July %, from the yard OF Carter o.
the 3masted schr Edward Johnson of 40 ton She Il
owned by parties in Belfast will be commanded Can't
Fred Bean, and employed general freghting bust
ness she Is well-built and finely modelled In
launching the spread side, letting her
down. and stopping her hcadway that she remained
fast forward. Steamer Pioneer pulled her Off The ONLY
injury was a slight one to the forefoot
The Smasted schr launched at July 2s Is namea
Frank Emery.
Notice to Mariners.
- suEKEN ROCK MIDDLE FARALLoNE
TIe united states Coast survey give notice
rock recently discovered the Middle Farniione
The rock has 5l4 iathoms OF water low water
with deep water from to a5 fahoms close around ~
but With nign sea break has been seen upon il by
pilots ana the lighthouse keeper II lies 25 by com
yass distant q OF mile from the Middle Faralloie and
house The water between this rock and the Middle
Faralone reaches Is athoms and to 20 rathoms
between 1t and the South Farauone.--Ata Calor MA
July 26
Spoken.
Ship Anerod (Br), Fletcher. from Antwerp for New
York no date lat 80, Ion 26
Bark Bonita lBr Crichton, from New YORK for AMER
June IL. lat u 40 n, Ion % W. ~ 'S'
Bark Aurora tNor), Andreasen, from New York for
uv Is Gm ats Nor from chris'iansund for New York.
pl Bark Ocean Express Bp. Crowen. from London for
BOSTON, July IL, lat ~ IS, lon6
lat 40 25 Ion II w. "'' ~
brlS re Sor S Teported American steering NNw July
Schr L0ttie Mayo, from Galveston for Tnxnar Jrlv
25 lat % %, lon 96 40 ~ N Japan" wy
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
HORRIBLY BITTEN BY HIS OWN DOG

Edward Mcdonald, OF No. 245 south Sixth
street. brooklyn, +. d., has been the owner
OF u fine Siberian bloodhound, OF which he
was very proud. Yesterday morning, about
eignt O'CLOCK Mcdonald was playing with the
dog, which, becoming enraged at some rough
treatment received at the hands OF his master.
sndoenly new at nm and Embedded It's fangs In
McDOnad's arm and threw him to the
ground, repeating rs savage bites twice more In
the arm aud once on the lace, biting the nose
nearly on McDonald's cries brought assistance
ana the dog was beaten on, TO be Killed few min
ntes later oy the revolver OF officer McCue. Me-
Donalq's wounds were treated by DIR. Breen, who
says they are severe though he apprehends no
further danger from them.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
THE REID HOMICIDE
Informal 1amination Before Coroner
Woitman-Autopsy on the Body.

Woitman-Autopsy on the Body.
Michael II. Butler, Of No. 3o7 Pearl street, the
man charged with causing the death OF Joseph
Reid, during an ARRAY in barroom at No. 2sS
Pearl street on Saturday evening, was yesterday
brought before Coroner Woltman together with
five men who were in the place at the time of the
occurrence. One or two Of the witnesses
saw scufne between Reid and Butler,
one or two blows being exchanged, but
the parties did not seem to be very
angry. The witnesses were released on 5000 ba II
each, which was given by Mr. A. schirenbeck OF
No. l03 John street. Coroner Woltman committed
Butler to await the result OF post.mOrtem ex-
animation. Last evening DR.. Shine made an au-
topsy on the body OF Reid and found an abrasion
On the nose and contusions of the scalp on both
sldes or The head. On opening the head there was
found TO be compression or the brain, with frac-
ture OF the base Of the SKULL the result Of violence
me compression was the cause OF death. No DAY
has yet been named for the inquest.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
LOVE, PEACE AND MINT.
from the Iicnmond Disnatcb

TFTUH J1IC I.ICH1IlOnU DISpaLCH.I
Our very clever and agreeable contemporary OF
the Petersburg bndeI admires the equanimity of
temper, the versatility Of mind, the indomitaple
industry and general Information OF the Dispatch
lie should remember that "mau Is an Improving
animal" and that we have lived O long time He
deserves to be encouraged, and we say TO MIN
that when he lives as long ne may eclipse the
Dispatch.
will do for the public but we say to you, 'Jt,s all
In the bow" We observe that you speak OF
"Wintn f.0ua over,
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
AN AUTHOR MARRYING HIS HEROINE

IL Its first column the London Times the other
Aay. recorded the marriage, on the l1tn OF July at
Vail5 Herregord, Norway, OF Mr.. Hubert smith.
the author OF "Tent Lie with English Gypses IN
Norway to Esmeraloa. tue heroine OF has book
Perhaps the public would like TO read such an IN
terestinR announcement In the Romauy language
Anticipating such a desire, Mr.. Smith has pub
tlghed the following IN the TDses:-'On the ii n
instant. Adry vallU Phillisn Norway, the RYE.
Hubert Smith, Esq. romado to TarnO Esmeraida
Lock, who pOokers coyah Lava 70 saw Romany
RaoyG.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

Yesterday morning man. whose name is sup
posed to have been Peter Herman, committed
suicide by drowning, he having jumped into the
dock foot OF West Eleventh street, North River.
The body was recovered and sent to the Morgue
where an inquest will be held by Coroner Wolt.
man. Deceased was about thirty five years OF age
five feet eight inches IN height and wore q black
diagonal coat. black pants, white flannel under
shirt. blue overshirt and Congress CATERS. Unless
sooner claimed, the body Will remain at the
Morgue TOR several days. What prompted deceased
to take his own lie did not appear
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
PROBABLE MURDER.

Yesterday afternoon John QUINN residing on
Union avenue near the bridge over Bushwick
creek, quarrened with two young men on withers
street, who followed him home, ana, when In front
Of his residence, assaulted him with stones, one
OF which struck QUINN on the head, infictinR a
compound fracture OF the SKULL Dr. Breen, his
medical attendant, saws the result VIII probably
be iatal. Enorts are now being made 10 arrest the
assallanta.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 2, 1874.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

Steamship Baltic (Bn Kennedy Liverpool July %, and
Sortls July IS lat tse lon ss q sighaed bark Civ q
ry%fah Soand
Sj'f II S sss5
;ssa%snp SSanS :, SUPPOSED 5ssis line shp ss
M ion H a. Gu0p ws ssesnshp Sa s0aRd E ioIaa m
same day 80 m Steamship The Queen White Star
a steanship rs@srose br a. %am Cardiff July s
with mdse and y passengers to Archibald Baxter Co
bound VI sist lat is lon 6S took pilot from boat
pos ss & o Hs%o @ s09 D 1u
Crooked Island Passage passed bark Jane Adeine from
steamship Mississippi isis 0rowe New o5eans % July
Eoro TX with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steam ship John Gibson Winters Georgetown DC, with
% a g snsS Philadelphia with mass
the LErard I~ steamship Co :.
ballast to Tetens Bockmann. Is anchored at Sandy
Bark Giorgia aus, Medench Cork ~ days. in ballast
ballast to siocovich Co d vincent % o'S III
DAYS with coffee &c to JOS foalkes sons
to fo Co. sssd g Gba rata JUNE
Brig Ghas M Hoard of Yarmouth, Ns,, Messenger, St
Sohns 90 M ph Rdays with sugar TO onativa CO.. YES
:. Brig George Gehrest iof Boston,, Thompson, St
son Co. a yssse 70 WI! h ysGT pine to John Boyton
sehr John Rose, Howell Para - days. with old iron to
sehr ssehr g w " Anderson Anderson, Richmond.
seh sehr RSbs Sdney se MSss Ss0y yrnn;a Virginia
sshr sshr SgvsT sSrrSw DS1n ayIGg1 vIrginHj1 H,,r,n,
sshr ssh k.ns ISns san daSS4a ssss Virginia vssaa
schr j Raymond Cranmer, Georgetown, DC.
sshr sshr Es Mats SfGy RSon na aresn sa%Hss Baltimore
s}d%, sSS5 LSsH sird:i ssjii%Ss
schr Royal Arch, Croweii bath, Me- days with ice
to the Brooklyn Ice Company; vessel to master.
Passed Through He'll Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Paragon Harvey, Danversport for Ne W York
schr Mary staples hutcnins, St John, NIB, for New
ssEr GIs SSPor Ga1t Hart HaTtora iOT trenton
schr Leonora Meyers, Nantucket for New york, with
sshr Osprey. Crowley, Portland for New York, with
sehr Astra Brown, BooncsOoro NIB. for New York,
schr Katie Hoyt Arnold, New Haven for Baltimore.
pcoe COM sse tor Nr HeW YoTk
sShr Nariha "a sykes John NIB. for New YORK,
schr + Meany, Lewis, Portland for New YoSk. with
:, schr hannah Brown sackett, Norwalk for New
schr Ayrcs Provost Stamford for New York
schr Justice Lynch, Narrasansen Pier for Elizabeth
schr hr Main % Ferris Warren for Elizabethport
sshr sarah sarah 8 Blake, Brsss Wareham or New York
X.
chr Acken, Woodruff Port jefferson for Albany.
with lime to j Brown. "'
schr Lucy Baker, Allen, New Bedford for New York
schr Trustrum Dickins Mitchell, Westerly for Port
johnson. " "
York. ~ "
schr FAR Wind, Bowman, New Bedford for New York
Steamer Electra Young Proyilence for New ,ors
with mdse passengers N'
BOUND EAST.
Schr Viola May. owen New YORK for Boston,
Schr Thames. Freemau Rondout for Boston
Schr vandala Fullerton, Port Johnson Tor Plymouth
Schr Panet johnson, Port johnson for Newport
set ~ i-
schr Annie Burr Simpson, New York for "Csieyu for
orders. " ''' 'o'
ton. " ''e'
schr Francis Smith, Fowler New York for New Ha.
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schr IL Hunley Hodges, Poughkeepsic for Boston.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
FATAL RESULT OF A FIGHT.

Mrs. Catharne Hickey woman sixty five years
OF age and born In Ireland, DIED yesterday morn
ing at her residence No. 23O West sixteenth
street, in the rear. Roundsman Burns, of the
sixteenth precinct, reports that soon alter twelve
O'Clock on Saturday morning, deceased, IN at
tempting 10 separate her son IRON another man,
with whom ne was hghting, was accidentally
knocked down q Night OF stairs and Killed. Cor
0ney Woltpan was notMed
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
INSURANCE FRAUDS,
, Coz yictfon for Conspiracy Against tn.
New York Insuran nee Company
From the CORK Examiper. Jul, 17i

From the Cork Examiner, July III
The trial OF Mr.. William Barry, Dr. Sheedy and
DIR. NJ chan, who were charged with conspirng TO
defraui the New York Insurance Company, was
brought to a close at the Limerick AssYes yester.
day The traversers were found guilty. but were
recommended to mercy on account OF the excel.
lent character they had borne. Barry was agent
, tor the company IN kilmallcck, and the doctors
acted as medical referees, and 1t was alleged tnat
tney combined to send forward large numbers OF
,cOncOcfed proposals for insurapces in ORDER to
cheat the company out OF the commission and
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
SUICIDE,

Francis veige, German, nfty-three years OF
age. jumped into the dock at the foot of Twenty
eighth street, North River, with suicidal intent
but being rescued, was taken TO Bellevue Hos.
pta where death subsequently ensued from ex-
naustion An inquest Will be held Oh the body by
Coroner Woiiman.