davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-22

satisfactory Evidence
OF tho ability Of DalIoy'a Magical lain Extractor 10
reloyc tho must violent paiu, or heal without aeaf ue
worst srall Or burn, may Gu bosu W oAe I!al' %
, 1875-09-22

Exposition Viaitors
should not fall to tho Inducements ona OF our bcst
re,,l boot-ansl- -ahoe hnsoa tWlswal drcene} offer
at "a State slrcct aud III cnty-Accond street.
, 1875-09-22
was ono Tor !9S for oartiagc-hro for Tho lneo
ranr. EBrn cAfOu4Al.

Toor-F FBrm carou1a.
Deputy County CLERK Kaufman Affixed tho
tig1,aturn Of (icn. l.ich II so5.noo worth or
crunty ortorE yc9tcrd,Y. " the amount, 49,
onn wan for Tic teltzcr abstract b'okb. I'm
orders ln,st l,r signed ) tho chairman OF tho
CnGuty tdart, n1,d ns he VAS NOT rreaHnt yos:et-
tlay to pertotm that act"cabl" taak' tho County
Troasnrcr waA temporarily s,,arod a raid.
tIarry l.usacll. alias linrry Wil!inTt. wna
lodged III tho County Jni yc"tcrhy Oh Tic clafEa
Ut burglary, alegeh to sIssn been comsnttrdA
tew ass sEo NJ iyaS @ fnts 'a .'c1sS ,n I thcro
os,co tofoie, aud ehnwrl hlR rfatosst'rss ny
trying to brenls out. lie will lu carefully Haichel
ths time. 1lo ii beloved to bo a! tho ncad OF a
email gnng Of burglars.
GouSrx-,to$rlrA1. EXPENSES. ..,,..
X 1nisaku WAS mado yeBterlny III nbat:acting
Tho exprnso accnutt Of tho Nnftlen Of tho Cook
County ifohpi,Al for tho liaitor ending Au:,. VI
Tho error did nut afa. tho tt1, bt1k tho ttatt-
n1ent la reproduced corrected:
t1raerrlrs mil provisions. 4ath'1
Cn'Etrl, etc. .!l ~
Salaries itm't!
1tQluf*. a't'n ~,
nfl1Gf, etc. I'D t.M
Surgical Instruments nt9.,,................... N..i;
Silhttil3ntNitk. 1ite.h
Tolsl,. .f!f. 1888
Il will bo soon flum tbs ntave that 2 lS2.5n
worth Of whisky OF aho,l: four bnrro.s, "sH c'l1-
aninod during tho ,Ilnrtcf. AMI that Wdra WAS
o,1,sutied for whisky thau ftlni, an! nors ti1nn
tslcu MI mucn for Mfisly M cso!Iiihg. carpets,
utc. Tie report luakh very tnuc'l Hs II Whisky
had been savorte prescription during tle qlar-
ter. ... ......-.
TOWN -nnAnD EvrESsEa
Tho Committee IN Euua1!.Atoh ut tho County
Hoard wn. II, tesRW,n yca.erslny AFTERNOON, h''si
cnl,allcred tho application Ut tho South a'stt
West Tovn Boasdn for MI ck'eunlo., t.,.ss IN
| the tax levy Ut lS75 for town cxrenace.
Rcnrceoutatscs from tho Two Boards wcro
| in atterisnre. rio sonth Town do,uartl was for
| s50,uop, szt,0 Ut whicl, Collector Es"nh aa'l
was old Indebtedness which had been ace1ain.l-
wanted NJ, itctnused nccntlnt, and Assossor Pill
lii replied that it waa tpoaablc to fnrI'in tho
samc, lilo records having boen dcalroyoa ~ sho
| ,re On motion Ut Eon,tplHsioner 'oncH. tho al~
lownnco nrketi was agreed to. The roquis'tioa
Of tho West Town t}oari for e2p.oa0 was OK
rlnincd, and subsequently al,rrose,l. No nctlon
wss taken on tic rs'!nirt:on for tho North Town.
,hc members Of tho Board having failed to put
| in Ill appearance
, 1875-09-22

It Certainly viii Pny
any gentleman alont gott!ng suit Of clothes mhdo TO
rail- on orwuy Nowlaud. 1913 Dearborn street or 400
Ws MADISON street. ANY syles or cloths to b. found
apyWhCre
, 1875-09-22

Pianos and Organs. ...
Jlaliot, DAyls h Goa Grand, b4usra, &nd Upright
and Smiths American Organs can bs found only Al
". ". 1lmbal'H corner bsRte anu Aaana strSsts'
Chicago.
, 1875-09-22

This morning, sspt H. u " oelock. viii b. aod Par
lor, Chamber. and p1ning-roo1n fuAslToAE. cn0fs.
sufas, 1ounars, Chow Caass. aaeratasc'' Askors' VI
Paintings. Chtoulus. &C.
II, CHADWICK 4 CO.. Aactionesss,
, 1875-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ccntaur L1niFne1lts


ta,y,r sna oths nas ware vtll 1T ssss :. 9nx s.a
Isiy i5ss from MI chemlcas and tts AmcEtea4 Ia.
sutats u Nsw Yott 9aI tas boat aItie's 1a2nn: ~
sd dsaxKt'I' ssi''% % 81 x.s sod
M knat WHtef st.. Chicago.
, 1875-09-22
pOL1TICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


n,eesiug of ,hs ltspub4icana Of the tonsssen!l
Ward will bs held aha evening II 1850 O'Clock a hsn1a
Hail. IN West IT,. near AoneJ, fer tho purposo Of
orHAn3xipR \ Ward Club.
, 1875-09-22

CRIMINAL.

George Small. Of Danvilc, rns yesterday
cheated out Of t75 By tso ,ncn. names unknown,
who explained to Mr.. Small that they had bcet
ious aud intimately acquainted with his family,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30

HOMGOPATHIST,
"AyING BEEN \ PRACTITIONERS FOR
Ii over thirty years and now settled m
Los Angeles, tenders his medical services 10
It's citizens. Office at his residence uor the
present,. on Sixth street, between Main and
Sfnrino streets au2l Inns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

Cn and after Monday July q, 1876, and until
further notice. trains will run every day as
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
j. "A, MCKEE, M. ..

PHYSICIAN d s u RGEON -OFFICE,
No. III Spring street, opposite Temples
Hank. REsIDENCE-Second cottage Seuth
OF Tnrn-Verein Hall, Spring street, Los An
~ ,w,elss Cal. mrl8-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
SAM'L w. BROOKE, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.
on. J. w. ANGEL,

oFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building, Main 81
Office hours-Sto 10 A. NJ, 2to4 anu W Sn, m NJ
Residence, No. 40 Main street. uzStl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Perhaps they may wish harder name for
them when their merits are fully known to
the people OF Southern California. Though
hardly three months since its introduction
in Los Angelee, 1t has already become pet
machine, and in ease In running and perfec-
ton in construction 1t stands unrivaled. In
the Eastern States 1t has already taken the
front rank In sewing machines, and Is fast
taking the place OF the older and harder run
ming machines.
In the manufacture OF their family ma
chimes they have increased from 49,0o6 to 81,
900 In the past four months, and to-day with
their large facilities for turning out $50 ma
chires per day, the Remington folks are 1900
behind in filling orders and arc obliged to
enlarge their works.
In the manufacture of their rifles, revolvers,
agricultural Implements, type writer, etc.
their name has become q synonym Of perfec-
tion In work and material, and everyone
knows when 1t bears the stamp OF Remington
1t is good and up to-not behind-the times.
Do the Singer folks base the merits of their
machines upon the sales OF former years, the
Remington base theirs upon the merits OF
their machine as 1t stands to-day, and are
ready to try 1t against any machine In the
market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
PHYSICIANS ANDSURG EONs.
!. C. KIRKPATRICK, m. D.,

CSURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
- sician. Diseases of ladies ana chlluren
a Speciality; also throat and lung affections.
Qtioe houSs-S to 10 A. NJ; to and toS Sr.
NJ, At Backman House, apop
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
j, r. LUPPO. NJ. D.,

CsIGNORET'S BLOCK, NO. 10 MAIN 81.
- Residence, Eternity street, NO Sv, cor
ner High. Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ, z TO p
NJ. and toSP.M. Lingual-Engiish, Espanoi,
Franeaise, Deutsch, ltaliano au2i u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
I. s. STANwAY. W. W. koSs'
DRS. STAN WAY & ROSS,
,,uysICIANs AND SURGEONS. 81 and
~ Main street. myl4 If
M W. HAZELTINE,

NENTIsT-CORNER SPRING AND TEN
IL pie streets Opposite Temples Bang,
LOS Angeles. Jaoo VI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
LADIES HAIR DRESSIN 9
ESTABLISHMENT.
CAROLINE C. BURTON.

rADIFS HAIR DRESSING IN ALL
- styles. Braids, Curls and Waterfalls
made AT the shortest notice. Tangled hair
Strengthened and made into any shape. Pers
sale. No. 8 Spring street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30

t En ION STEAMER DAYS." It
Time OF trains between Los Angeles and Will
mington will be varied so as to connect With
steamer.
Trains are run by the time OF Messrs. Fisher
Thatcher, No. 81 Main street.
All papers publishing s. p R. r. time table
are requested to make changes IN accordance
with the above.
ap23-u .z. E. E. HEWITT. Supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30
x. .. WISE. m. D.,

Ns " W WISEs WI Osy
NRADUATE OF JEFFERSON
" Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
in Ian Franco Building, Main street. once
hclrs, from Sto l0l A. NJ, and from IA 10
p. N.
Obstetrics & Diseases OF Women Specially.
mv1-lY-lh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WAsHINGToN, March 10, 1870
UNJCsT IMPRISONMENT OF FRENCH EMIGRANTs-
GRAPE CULTURE IN THE SOUTH.
Two Frencnmen. named Paul Godfrey and Victor
George, were brought into the Criminal Court from
the jail, after an imprisonment OF over four
months. where they had been confined on the
charge OF horse stealing. There being no evI-
cence against them they were discharged. Re.
naming Ii jail some time after q second examna-
ton, they managed, through prisoner. to convey
word TO the French Legation. and accordingly
Marquis De Chambrun called United States At.
torney Fishers attention to the facts, who In
vestgated them and found the commitment en-.
tirely informal Considerable funds we're raised
for them from the French residents In Washing
ton and last night they LEFT for the SOUTH Tor the
purpose OF obtaining some land 10 settle upon,
after which they Will send for their families. These
men left their homes TOR the purpose Of buying
land in this country to establish settlement and
become engaged In grape culture, and, II success.
iul, their intention was TO nave orners OF their
friends come to this country. Their imprison.
ment has somewhat retarded them, but they have
started withai with considerable vigor.
CONFIRMATION OF IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS.
The nominations OF Isaac G. Parker to be United
States District Judge Tor the Western District OF
Arkansas; Henry B. Brown. United States Judge
for the District OF Michigan. and David L. Lowe,
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court Of Utah, IN
place OF Judge Mexican, were confirmed BY the
Senate to-day In executive session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
p1- See cable news

n3- See cable news
The purser OF the Crescent City, from Havana,
has our thanks for his attentions
BARK QuEEssrowN (Brl Kent from New Orleans for
Liverpool which out into 81 Thomas in distress
undergoing repairs on The eth inst
BARK WALDO Estes from Leghorn for Boston. at st
hsn s an aisress had only been partially
days " ~ A'' wv :"
or wh
asses, was totally wrecked the Colorado Reef 80
$!ssy 81 ssis: sr
90 cgnssed Of hhds mcassss owned by Reuben sib-
ley Son. and insured.
scnR MENAwA Rogers from Aracaju for st Thomas, in
distress was nearly ready for sea, and expected to
Soomfy bond Win be pay ss D
70 IL & S
F4Ss5 .pd
Of part OF stem. and somewhat chafed by contact with
the latter with sails split
ScHR ELLA l. TRxFsrHEN tof PortIaud). Beers before
reported lost from Port An tonic Ja for New Or
h S csT GSa, and bYs
owners. and not insured.
RySssos supposed to be lost was built At
son and Staples son were the principal owners No
soHR B F WAITE Awkward. lett Providence 18th inst
for Orient IL and got ashore on Conmicut Point;
soHRJ LocKwooD, from Beverly for Wilmington. NC
sailed from Vineyard haven March IT. nut returned
same day, and while beating in had jibboom and head
gear carried away.
ScHn cAsco LopcE, Yarmouth, Me- lumber laden and
seorae for
The steamer proceeded to Portland.
scHR HONE, Marshall, during heavy gale on March T.
dragged her anchors and went ashore at Ocracoke
Bar Is miles south OF Cape Hateras and became total
loss.
scnR HOWARD, Googing. was wrecked Feb IL on Buc-
Reef Tooago: lives lost. Al latest accounts
ofthc cargo had been landed ard the vessel lying
II with l2 900 ect of lumber and 25 O0 shingles tor
bados and market arriyed at sarbadHs Fsb and
tered 5j tons built at stockton. Ne, in 1857 and
hailed from Boston.
Shoals Potomac River with only three inches Of water
under her bow, and in danger OF capsizing.
The brig in collision March II with schr Marcia Rey
RG @ BsS Moe the @ as os6 5ns a
cia REYNOLDS mas gone to sea.
BELFAST. March lS-schr Jack Downing noticed last
is peng maze to get her 10 Hollis wharf
In the breaking OF the ice in the eastern bay sun
Belfast by floating ice deposited
Resolution Island. where she now lies full OF
CAsrIsE, March ia vessel loaded with goods
from getting in by bar Of ice from Brooksve to Isle.
boro 49, 49,
schr White Foam, which sailed from this port in Nov
last for Easport and which supposed to have been
lost is said to be IN sight of the harbor kept out by
a bar of Ice.
this morning by the westerly nearly ashore the
side the harbor. She subsequently lowed
&c place OF safety.
LAuNcH-At East Boston, next Tuesday bark Chesh:
ire about 500 tons. built BY Mr. Justin Taylor and
is estimated carry 1900 1900 ions weight
has IS feet inches extreme breadth Of beam and 20 feet
depth Of hold nsIua,pg feet height between deck.
Capt Batoheder, who will command her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Victoria Br). Hedderwick aagow-Hsn-
derson Broe.
Steamer Gamma Bp, Lddicost Bermuda-A
uterbridge .
Edge / Co.
Ship Lisbon. Cunning Cardenas-Jas W Elwcll Co.
Bark Anna (Nor). Myhrvoid Chrstiania Doorway
Punch, Edye Co.
Co. -
Bark Morning Light tBr). Travis, Matanzas-Miler
Roughton
Bark Ada Barton (Br) McGrath. Matanzas-Eagle /
Blake slee.
BARK Kestral ,Br,, Faulkner. Matanzas-simpson
Shaw
Brig Bebe (Br), Lebrun. Santander-F Cuthbertson
Brig Alton, Copp, Bahia-J boyntons SON.
schr Elizabeth Cook, Cook, Demerara-Leaycraft
Co.
Schr Lucretia, Parsons st Kitts-B Weinberg.
Schr Sarah Potter Hall, Kingston. jas De Cordova
Co.
Schr Mary NJ, Murray Port Platte-Thcobald Bros.
Schr Carrie W Clark, smith. Aux Cayes-B Wen
berg
schr Frank Walter, sixton. Indianoa and Lavaea-
Evans Ball Co.
schr Washington Hansen Galveston-Tupper Boat
de.
Jackson / Son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
AMERICAN PORTS.

AsToRIA, March lo-Arrived ship La Escocesa (Br),
Kingdom :' 10TH ship Parses tBr5 Nelson do has been
reported sailed Feb 30; bark Midas. Oliver Burrard
BOSTON. March Is-Arrivcd, steamers Aihambra,
saxon saow. and tatuesnafs. Hand, do; Geo Xppod,
Gsa'rs grs New
Gle oiearsdIs siberia SBr. Harrison, Liyerpoo
s
FIT. Ma'aPzas brig Ten Sor Mar;s ,. Gors s:hrs
Ssa,s: sss%s te
saied-ship Castine; bark Cataipa; prigs y Locke.
BALTiaoRE, March ls-Arrived, barks Alpha tNorw,,
Maroni Liverpool Gazelle (NOrwj, Brun. Dubin Otter
Beiow~Bark Mustang tSorw, Birksisnd. from Liver.
R 90 SoS clara
Seoss p0 ssa s T VIM now.. Bo
ton blackstone, Haile,t. PrOvidence octOrOra Rsy.
Searsa ssmsr. sarssSssa Hooper, Savannah;
%Ssw d SS w
ye horn Ds0l !ook Sss A Hstdns
whit. Wing ,NspGeIan: Matapzssi Gen Conner sha,s,
psMey sroos"a; lucy S% Wight Ezsy, ffov,dsncs
hsnegrs Tsts9st Stamford r,,nsod
%:9sh f1s ,qfa Don.
Bath, March Yin port schr Mary Rankin, Fuller.
u uHARLEsfoY March is-sail.d, .chrs Almed., WIN.
ey,, BrunswicE, Ga; Llzzis Carr. Tss do; Hattie
ruler smith, fernandina.
Also arrived 18Th, schrs NJ Bull Philadelphia Farra
gut do.
on he port-ship Richard III. Hubbard, LIVERPOOL.
sailed-steaner VIM Kennedy, Baltimore; bark Dover,
Hand, Hamburg
l9th-Arrived, ship Arlington (Br), vicKery Havre;
schr Anna Babcock, Lee, New York.
Cleared -steaner WIN Kennedy, Foster. Baltm2re
FOkTRESS MONROE March ly--Arrived, snip FAwn,
Cove, GLASGOW, seeking was reported for New York.
Passed n-Darks Nlord a or) Larsen. from savannah
pool Tor do.
Passed out-stsamsr rita Np) ship Maeaulayi barks
Adslaido Alice Y orr, AthsS. Continental iANe0aH
E s@sus: .s sra rssi1 ss $500 0's'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ARDRossAS, March ls-saiied. ship orpheus, Sawyer,
San Francisco brig Campidosio dtaD, Fsvola, BaltI-
more.
BnrxxRHAvxS. March l7-sailsd, bark Caroline Ger.
DEAL March ls-Arrived, bark Melbourne (Br), Burns
Norfolk for Amsterdam.
DUBLIN March Ia-Arrived, ship Pride Of the Port
Baker, San Francisco via Queenstown.
GLASGOW. March lS-Arrived. ship Janet Ferguson
QBr). Richie, Boston.
GnErSocK. March ls-Arrived, bark West Wind (Bp,
Conway, Darien.
HAvar, March I7-sailed, bark Nellie Quest tBr).
Messenger, United States.
LIVERPOOL, March l9-Arrved. ship Alfred (Br,, Gray
Savannah
Arrived 18th, ships Sarah (Br). Saunders Savannah
has been reported arrived 10TH; Pembroke Castle (Br
Hamilton, New York; Kate Prince, Hamilton, Charles
ton; bsrks Champion CID, Kiram Savannah; Advance
(Br), Fox New Orleans Emily (Br), Scott Galveston;
10TH ship Monross B) Patterson, San francisco, bark
Brothers Sisters (Br). Buck, Charleston.
LoSpoS, March lS-Arrivcd. brig ransy (Br), Evans
New York; lSth bark Crest OF the Wave (Br. Harria
Boston.
Mov1LLx March ls-Arrived, steamer nIbe rnian CBr.
Archer Baltimore via Halifax land sailed for LIVER
pooh.
MxsssA-sailed, barks Ocean Traveller tBr, Hannah,
Philadelphia; Clifton tBr), Snow, do; brig Frederick
Thompson (Br). do
PALxnxo-sailed, William for New York.
QUEENSTOWN, March l9-Arrved, stea amer Java Br),
Murphy New York for Liverpool; ship Edith (Br) Ro-
Gera New Orleans; bark Neptune qBr. Norberg Pensa.
cola; brig Johanna 0Dutch Gorath New York Zee be-
low.
Sailed 10Th. steamer Adrauc tBr. Perry 0rom Liver.
pool). New York.
ROTTERDAM, March ls-sailsd, ship Dslfthsvsn Oer)
New York
scrLLY March ls-O0. ship Scotia, Drummond, from
New Orleans for Havre.
TRxKL March lS-sailed. bark Maria Rose (Ger)
Schultz from Amsterdam, New York.
q
servan), Pensacola
Loxpoz, March lp-Brig johanna Durch) from New
YORK. arrived ct Queenstown to-day In damaged con.
ditiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
SHOT BY HIS FATHER.

ANOTHER FAMILY QUARREL IN BRooHYy.
Another snanty tragedy occurred In Brooklyn
ast night, which in almost every particular re-
bembics that which took place on the evening OF
81 Patrick's Day, resulting In the death OF John
Monaghan. At about nine O'Clock Luke McDermott
who occupies one OF cluster of miserable shan
lies At the corner Of Bond and Degraw streets,
Engaged in . quarrel With his son James. sssa
Jweaty-four years, over some family matter.
me father, who Is nty-iour years Of age,
" laoorer and man OF great physi-
col strength High words passed between the
two men, and the elder McDermott becoming
enraRed st some strong language used by mig son,
seized . single oarrelied shot gun " hch was hang
ing on the wall and nred a. MIN. The charge
struck young McDermott in the knee-joInt OF the
leIt leg, INJECTING Two wounds that may prove
fatal The injury Will certainly make him cripple
for life. The wounded man fell 70 the door, where
he remained TIL the arrival OF the police. who had
peen notinsd BY the neigh oors. ne was then re-
moved W she Long Island college Hospital HIS
asnsr was locked up ~ she Butler street police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
FOREIGN PORTS.

ATIcuA Feb FIN port .chr Jesss Jones Br'' e.
BAHBApos, Feb 15-Arrived. ship Mercury, Gregory,
New York and sailed 25th for Trinidad 2 bark May
flower Lanare, New York and sailed 10Th tor Guada-
loupe) g.,
allied Feb e brig Italia Br), Crowell, Porto Rico.
In port March l. bark NINA Parker lBr) sanders for
charter ;.brigs Harry Aubrey Or, Briggs from New
YORK rived 10Th Suwanel sawyer. from Pascagoula
arrived 10Th, irving marxet; schrs Msrrow Dun.
ming Boston, Idg, G. Farnsworth, Benson, from
New YORK, arrived ed. dsg; W Il Rand, KINNEY, from
Philadei phs. arrived 2th. do Louisa Mallory stet
son, from savannah arrived 9Th.
UAHpxSAs, March H-Arriyed. bark Idolique ybr,.
Nickerson, Havana brig Daphns Copela do schrs
Nellie sswysr, oatcheli and Mary susman, Adams
allied ifsa, brig UrsitSa Sr cols north Of garsrss,
scnr DELHI kmsrson, DO, 80, 49,, r. 49,.
ysSlSy 92 zen saaiase zSss sssssSw. s%iE aAsmos2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
SPOKEN.

hip Roman Empire OBJ, from Calcutta for Nav
York, Jan 81, lat 20 ~ ), Ion 70 +.
ship Vancouver (Brl from Calcutta for Boston, Jan
%. lat 81 Is :, Ion SO ~ Z.
Ship Cashmere (Br). from Calcutta for New York. Jan
g. of Algo Bay.
Ship Screamer Young, from Havre for Savannah Feb
2S, lat 46 5a lon 70a
Ship itan, Berry, from New York for Shanghae, Jan
8, lat "a :, Ion W.
Bark Kings County (Br from Antwerp for Baltimore.
Feb 26, lat 40, Ion 40
Bark Inston Dutch, from Padsng for New York, Jan
L lat 25 81 :. Ion 81 K.
Brig Ambrose Light from Mayaguez tnot MatanzaO for
Boston. March IL. of Hatteraa
Schr Thomas Ball (lot before). Ryder, from New
York for Galveston, March IA, OF HaterRa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
LAST PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL.

LABT PHILHARMONIC KEHEAI.SAL.
The Academy OF Music was crowded from par
quet TO dome yesterday afternoon, on occasion OF
the last rehearsal Tor the filth concert OF the New
York Philharmonic society 1t was really the
best house OF the season. which, generally speak
ing. has been disastrous one for the society.
Such large attendance is good augury Tor
nights concert and may lit the members out OF
the slough OF financial despond IN when they have
been plunged during this unfortunate season.
The concert programme this evening consists OF
the iollowng:-
symphony No. l. in major. Mozart
Adagio CT Allegro. Andante. Finale-Presto
Concerto-For the violin new D2mrosch
with orchestral accompaniment
Ar. Leopold Damro>ch.
Overture-"Leonore." No. 3............... hovep
Part
symphony No minor. Sc Scotch elssohn
Andsnte con moto-Alegro :. Adagio.
POGO. Allegro I'm poco.
= Nivace troppo.
overture-"flying Dutchman". Wagner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAx YACHTS AND
HERALD WHTTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City of Montreal tBr, MiIehouse Liverpool
March Via sn With TIN nsss and
rss %S.. SySs NO. March Is
Steamer Old Dominion. walker Norfolk. City Point
nna T "a md'e and " the
w mass SS q old
steamer Perklomen Pierce, Philadelphia, with coal 70
BARR cremona Cove, Liverpool % days in ballast to
BARK Leocsdia Ger. wcnke Bremen 60 days with
mase to order Had strong westerly gales during the
q with Rd;s
srons Westerly SSies
s:S,ssn A%Sy ~ ss
Cape OF Good Hope jar 10 and crossed the Equator FEB
vsa rus g Sss g. TO john
sIE ain Sr 5kns Malaga days with S e
schr Mary Cook. Cook. osrdenas sdays with sugar
schr Hate ,miin !Of Ssw1Sryporn, Lee: Barasoss
70 days with fruit 10 Alexander Dousass vessel to
sshr Alexander, FORBES Of and from Hfy,fs. Ms: 4
wh na,sn to msss boan to Sew
schr Maria Elizabeth, sopsr. Virginia, with wood TO
sehr u Bailey Bailey Virginia. with wood to Thos
schr Z Turner, Camp, Virginia with wood to Thos
'sehf snowasks Brown, Virginia, with wood to a
;. schr Kirk. Robinson, Virginia. with wood 10
.schr Bayard. Camp Virginia, with wood to r
schI Rapp. Cole. Virginia
sShr Seini.s asySfn. vrr sssimo,.
schr Marietta stesiman, Jones Baltimore for New
sehr B " Robinson. NAPLES. PhuadelphiA for ProvL
dsnos
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
siesmer City o. New Bedford Fish New Bedford
steamer Bolivar, Geer. New London for New YORK.
steamer Inen. Young, rronasncs for New York.
nsva New YORK
sehr Acsen Ionlns stsmfGrd tor New i9rs
sehr David Q Floyd. clifford, Providence for New
schr David p Gore. Cane Ro.lyn for New York.
sehr Hannah T Brown sackett. Providence for New
e. ss
schr J Bentley, Robinson. New London for New
rchr Lottis Ames Thrasher; Portland for New York.
with headings to Me- Cole Benson vo,. A., :,
schr John Mosser, crandalL New Haven for New
sc6r shaler. Brooks, Connecticut River for New
chr xinqaas, Hssnsy, Northgort for New YORK:
s sass sr Ns few . .ye yo Gr New YORK.
sshr xebie Emery Emery. Rocisnd for New York,
schr Peter Ritter Kelsey, New London for New YORK.
schr niagara Borden, bridgeport tor New York, with
stone order
schr Joseph Marsh Morgan. New Haven tor New
schr Rogers, Rogers, Bridgeport for New York.
schr Harriet 3 BROOKE Buner, Providence for New
YORK.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Delaware. smith New YORK for New London
Bark warwick tBrj, Kline, New York for Rio ia
METRO .
schr susan Scranton, Fennel, Baltimore for New Ha-
ven
schr John D Grnns. Jones, New York for Gloucsstsr
schr EDITH steers HutohingA Pensaeola foe New
haven.