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EWourston Rates for he Fourth.

The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
sells round-trip tickets to and from all
stations on its line on Monday, July 9th.
This will give our citizens an 0ppor-
tunity Of celebrating the day and enjoy
ing an excursion and private picnic at a
very small cost, and will doubtless be
by every one.
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DR. McCABx's Renowned Medicated
Blackberry Brandy Is prepared from
Blackberry Root, hence never falls cur
ing summer disease. or this thousands
testify.
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IT III E sU II y
DAILY& WEEKLY for 1875

OAIlI y WEI Nkv Tor 1870
NyHE APPROACH OF THE PRESII1EN-I
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SOCIETIES.

N. Friday Evening. Conferripg & Rank
First Rank, I'd Friday, Second Rank, Cd Fri
day, and. Third Rank (Ampli6eD, 4th Friday.
All knights are cordially invited 70 visit,
jy1-13tTh II. q. POWERS, K. Of r. and S.
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MARRTEn.

RISON-MULLADY-W est Covingtop,
KY, on Tuesday evening, June 2Yth, by Elder
+. Butt. Mr.. Edward Harrison and Miss Mary
Ellen Mullady.
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TIE cases Of the gamblers were called
up In the POLICE Court this morning.
Jss, Davis was dismissed, and Charfes
DaYis and 2. A. Alexander pleaded
guilty. They were each lined $60 and
costs sna Ts0uirsa 70 giys 500 bonds. ;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
THE JERSEY DUNGEON HORRORS.

POOR LAYTON LIBERATED-sHocKrNG TREAT
KENT or An INSANE CONVICT.
James Lawton. the unfortunate prisoner IN the
HUDSON county Penltentlary AZ Jersey city, VINO
was shackled and terribly beaten Dy warden Post
was liberated On Saturday, but IL Is feared that
ne will De q confirmed invalid. The poor fellow
had large plaster across hts chest 70 relieve the
pain created By the treatment he received. lie
states tnat when Post struck hlm In the face and
Knocked him down ne placed bis knee upon
MS chest ana crushed han TIL he thought
he was sunocated. with the little strength LETT
him he cried out FOR mercy. He was unable TO
strike out IL defence one " his hands sw0l-
len 10 twice its ordinary size from a fostering
Sore When he was allowed 10 rlse from tue
ground MS face WIS covered win blood, ana as
he 81 fgEerod 10 n1s feet tue heavy bali Attached
70 bis leg brought him suddenly down again WIN
a ncavy tnu0. !" 4 never saw shocking a sigbt
in nv ne" remarked keeper 70 HERALD re-
porter Yesterday. IL knew poor LaNton wei.
ana ne was one Of tne most qutet aud orderly men
A ever mao under my charge
Another case. as revolving u not more terrible,
has just come TO hgnf In the same institution. A
young man, whose real name was not ascertained,
because he displayed uumistaEaoie symptoms Of
insanity, was sent 70 tue Penitentiary ior SIX
months account Of alteration with the
keeper Of az apple stand on Montgomery street,
Jersey city. Inc wretched conv'ctin his yagares
would amase nimAeu and MS fellows ~ singing In
comic verse the sorrows OF some love-smitren rus
tic swain named Nuldoou. There IL general
order against any such performance In the prison,
the rgldacss OF orders penal INSTITUTION, as
wen 30 he consequences OF their vlo alton.
1ne warden happened 70 pass while the MuldoOn
melody was beng sang and he proceeded. II IL al
ieged to inlet summary punishment. Catching tina
prisoner win one nand BY the collar he tweaked DIS
nose with the otner, then threw him on the ground
and paced his Euee on his chest. The wretcred
mans sunerings OHly commenced here Tor Post
cauUnt ATM ~ the ears aud struck hIs head
against the blocks TIN be became unconscious.
alter when he Vas thrown into a cell whica
Ia a no.some and fetd CONDITION. Here zoe prs
oner waved garouah the llth alter ne bad regained
c0usCiou. ness, but tie ignt Of reason had fed
forever. lie was taken rom the cell object "
the deepest commiseratiOn, quiet aud passive,
aaa removed 70 TIE State Asylum a. Trenton,
where Ne vas pronounced incUrabe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
THE NEWARK WIFE-MURDER con.
SPIRACY.

DISAGREEMENT AND DISCHARGE or THE JURY.
As foresnadowed in yesterdays HERALD, the Jury
in the case or William Cunningham. tried for al
legged solicitation OF a notorious rufian named
Norwood Hatfield 10 murder his Cunningham
wiie, remained out all Saturday night unable 10
agree upon verdict. Yesterday, shortly before
one O'Clock they sent FOR Judge TITS
worth and other members or the Court,
and on coming IN declared through their
foreman, ex-Assem0iymsn Aaron G. Baldwin, that
they were unable 10 agree, ami we're satisfied that
there was no prospect OF their agreeing. Inc
Judge expressed great regret, as the case was one
OF importance. mad put the county to considerable
expense. ana without verdict would DO justice
70 neither the state the prisoner. lie was loEh
10 discharge the jury ana did SO very re-
luctanty. They stood eight for conviction
and four FOR acquittal. They ceased to argue
the case among themselves soon after they
nrst went OUT. IL Is stated that among them
selves the jurors had a pretty hot tlme Mr.
Baldwin, who voted for acqulttal. is said 10 have
been severely tongue-asned by several OF those
who voted Tor conviction. In public. Cunning
hams own testimony Is quoted as the most
damaging against him. He was continued At
large on the same ball-s6,o00. The beliefs that
the case VIII not be treQ again, bat be dropped.
Ike al tne other Newark conspiracy cases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
A SUNDAY BRAwL.

Al haB-past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
VIM Mckinley, OF NO. IS MauJer street, and Robert
Armstrong ONO 30s Kent avenue, Brooklyn. Fl.
-, became engaged in a night on Hswes street.
near Kent avenue. sergeant Nicholson ana OHicer
UReniy. or the sixth SUB. preclnct, seeing tie
crowd, FASTENED 70 the scene or the nZht and
endeavored TO arrest the c0mbatants In which
they met considerable opposition rom the crows.
They seized their men. however, and after . pro-
gonRec struggle got them out or tne thrOng and on
the way 30 the statOE house. he men Went
peaceabiy Tor a block or more and then turned on
the oflcefs. Sergeant NICHOLSON was thrown DT
gies, got Of1cer OiReI1yis nnger IN Ms NOUN ana
nearly DIT Is on. The OfbCers held 10 theIr men,
however, untt Two 0tner Policemen came 70 their
assistance. and me four officers had All tceY cou.a
90 70 take the men N, unIcu tney nI44ly SUI.
reCceo Ia doing.
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BELOW
BARI soa Belle tBD, aoggln FROM BATAVIA Dec -
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

D7- See cabe news
rhe purser u steamer oiy Of houston trom Bermuda,
mas thanks for favora
Rae Assm tBrl, Mckenzie, from 81 Martins Tor Lock
pumps chosed Sue would have TO discharge to repair
souR W AILEE before reported ashore near PASSPORT
Sse 70 Providence she SUSTAINED but 1isht damage.
scnR CLARA Idppincott, from oeorgetown, DC for
Chesapeake BAY remained Isn inc captain Ras cen q,
81 Ooo, and they are at work on her
scR ADpIE sEAvEY. ashore AZ Plum Island vii have
into safioient water IA aost woTK Was begun fhnrs
day, Mr. spoford McQuilen having taken the contract
SswouryOors ore on I'VE wedncsday .0"0U 0O"A 'Hs
sorR Pmor BOY from st Bernard River. while enter
running az tied her under the oowspri Of sc6r Ia
eoia ana The caons ~ aray both masts Of the
Pilot Boy. The dismasted vessel was towed up to the
city next morning.
ScHR HoRArIo, Fisherman Of Harwich, put into New.
port 10Th inst with loss Of main boom having hai II
the parting d the throat hayards.
scHR MABEL Rosn at Demerara April a. from Norfolk
lost ioremast and maintopmast in gale oil Hattcras
BARGE MEXICO. laden with 800 tons coal, bound to Pro-
yldenee, before reported sunk on southport Long
Baxter Wrecking 90, and taken INTO Black RocS narbor
BY their wrecKing ste mer John Fuller.
,c.pt Richard 4 rarnham. Of clinton, q arrived at
Clinton has been III command OF i vessel 81 years hav-
ing taken cut papers nom me custom House m Middie
and hearty w ''"' '''' ''
CALAIS. Me- May l2-ofthe large number OF vessels In
harbor this time than hair OF them wo
are informed got freight and those at very low
figures. The lumber market all over the country has
been ull IN years al the present time.
The best spruce Jumper viii not bring mose than So per
Nj cedar posts viii hardly pay freight and little or
nothing Is doing in ship knees
HAuyAx, rs, May l6-The Prince Edwards Island
steamers have common oed their trips between Char
ottetown Pictou anu Cape Breton portA
NORFOLK, May l3--The work steamer Louisiana
SINK IN Chesapeake Ray does not prosper She
had again been partially raised and has parted anothcr
chain. Two poEt0ons have broken away, and reward
has been offered their large force are az
the
QUEBEC. May l6-rhe steamer Polynesan went aground
here last night during snow Storm 1t IS expected
she vii be pui ed OF Tomorrow morning she is quite
safe and no damage has been done her.
sHIPHuiLDrNG-At Searsport w GEM Co have the
frame Tor ship OF l4Co tons, which they intend 10 bud
this season.
LAuNcnED-A Calais, last week, dne s-m asted schr
named seth NJ Todd. She rs owned ny Boardman Bros
Capt Norwood and others OF Calais, souder Adams
Of Philadelphia, ANA John boynon's sons Co Of New
York
Al Bath Nav 6 scnr Adena Chase. She will hail nom
Harwich Is owned by Capt Henry Nickerson, of West
Harwich aud others and is 80 she Is 20 be used
in the fishing business commanded by Capt Borauo
Chase OF DennIsport
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NEW YORK CITY.

me pews in DR.. John HAIRS new Finh avenue
Presbyterian cnurch, corner or Fifty street.
WI he sold at the church this evening. commenc-
lag at nalfpaSt seven O'Clock.
me Hartford and Atlantic Base Bal Clubs pay
together as the Union Grounds to-day, ana To-
morrow there win be a match between the Atm
letlcs and Auantlcs at the same place.
Mary am, residing az No. $40 Water street. ac-
cldentally fel from the second story OF Der house
20 the sidewalk yesterday afternoon, receiving
very severe injuries. She was taken 10 toe rAfk
Hospital.
Abraham Hanley, aged thirty-two years, Of Ac-
ton, Mass, attempted suicide yesterday afternoon
at Iae Briggs House. corner or Forty second street
ana Fourth avenue. by cutting MS throat WIN
pocket knife. He was sent 70 Bellevue Hospital
William Merry. aged seventeen years, residing
at No. 5lz Grand street. weE stabbed In the lett
leg yesterday afternoon Icy William Connors, our
ing q quarrel, sustaining severe wound Merry
Was atJeL ded by Police surgeon PoSen ahd after-
ward taken kome. Connors escaped.
As Dr. Thomas Smith. OF the PARK Hospital, was
passing through Rose street yesterday after
noon he saw little boy about SIX years OF age,
named Thomas Moran, in danger Of being run over
by passing coach. At the peril OF his own lite ne
rushed IN 'front.' OF the coach ana rescued the child
rom probable instant death.
Early yesterday morning an alteration occurred
between stephen Terhune and John Buckley, on
First avenue, near Thirty-hlth street, during
antagonist INJECTING painful but NOS serious
wound IN the head. Ternunes injuries were at
tended 10 by Ambulance Surgeon Hathaway.
Buckley made his escape. aA>-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
BONDED WAREHOUSE BURGLARS.

Charles wilson, John Sheridan, James Nolan and
Henry simpson were yesterday committed BY Jus
iice Otterbourg, al the Tombs Police Court, in de-
ianlt OF 81, 600 ball. charged with attempting on
Saturday night 10 break into the bonded ware
house No All Green Eicn street. winch Is owned By
H. u Llnde 4 co.
A HERALD reporter called yesterday upon Cap
tal1 CAREY al the Fifth precinct police station, IN
Leonard street. with reference to the capture OF
The ABOVE mentioned burglars 10 ascertain II any
OF the gang had yet been recognized as "proies-
HlOnsls." The Captain stated 81 do not know
any Of these men myself but tomorrow they win
probably De taken 70 Police Headquarters TO be
looked at By the detectives there. Ny ward de-
tec,iyes are hunting mp their pedigrees to-day,
and have no doubt that with their efforts and
my own we SHAH End out VINO they are. they
have all been prison hands think, rom the easy
manner they take their capture. tnlnk eaen
OF them Is good for Two years
ana half Imprisonment. "A burglary
occ urred IN the same room BY men boring hole
laso the walls OF adjoining warehouse, when l.
was Kept oy Mr.. Perkins, some years aQo. Mr.
Tust the landlord, remembering TINS, was sus-
piclous wnen he saw the peculiar conduct OF ms
new tenant and we are indebted 10 him tor me
stmeiy Information which led 70 the arrest or the
Rangp The burglars, tools captured, which are .
com pleie set ana OF the most modern make are
nj the Leonard street station house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
A SUNDAY PRIZE FIGHT.

prize hght between TWO rougns OF the Four
reenth ward or Brooklyn. which had been post
poned from the previous sunday through fears OF
police interference, TOOK place yesterday morning,
between i've and six O'clock. on the BUSH VIC
Greek Meadows, between the Fourteenth and Sew
enteengn wards. Tne nghI was loI $780, 10 decide
TIE merits Or John McDuG. aged twenty-five years,
and william Du1y, twenty-one years Of age. They
met al tavern on the north side at daylight and
: snort ume before the hour appointed repaired
together 70 the ground selected, about seventy
Ave persons having preceded them. A ring TWEEN
ty-four feet diameter wa marked on tne
ground 10 lieu Of ropes and stakes and four
feet outside Whereof anotaer, and then
fhe men stripped. william Rowe seconded No
dun aua 4. Peterson 6ld the same i0r Duly. 4.
Kelly acted referee.
The FIGHT
McDuT was the Ia ger and the favorite
with those betting. and Tor the first eight rounds
had tie better oi tie nghL but alter that DuGY
showed himself stronger NJ wind. 80 that be lore
tie night was closed he buneted and pounded his
Antagonist AZ WILL At tile close or the seven
teeDJn round anu i0rty.nve minutes from the com
mencement Of tie rgnt Rowe, second for Medium
threw up the sponge, DIS man being unable to
stand. Duny wa stu able 10 20 o. ont McDun
was bruised AL over the lace and meek an 80
thoroughly used up that Ms friends we're com
PEELED 10 take him aoIne IN wagon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
FOREIGN PORTS

BsaSvp. May lo-Arriyed, brIs Annie or. Mckenzie,
s. Martin Tor LccsporL rs see MisceIlany) IT.. bars
1rTyes I'm sehr sswysr Cummings New YORK
eth. schr Morning star Pane Aux Cages, with Inward
BsSAcol NAV sin port schrs Carrie W Clark smith,
fer Ssc YGs 20 s ssy ne e s
xana Merritt Pinknsm, Tor PhiadeIphia, idg;
Jordan scs sr0TI 70. SeT sors % Garit1n cSs
ClLcvrra April Ii-sared, bark Charles Pearson.
Dssssssi Agrl ss-In port, brig cns;.Ds.ss Or,
Pbliade pnia dsg Mabel sose, nom norfolk, arrived
ss ss apr ss er T Ee So~sr u he Y
or. Whitbgrn iron Pasrmol New Yors So. -,
81 THosAs Nay l2-Arriyed, steamer Ontario, slocum,
= csoiI Nay lin port schrs Lucy Ives Dayton for
New YORK, ldg; Louis Clark Cor do, 40
rPrR STEAMER oprr.I
AnxRDrEy, May I-saed Laurel Summers, Pcnsa.
Arrvvnp VA Arrived RocklIght Dunn ca,iao
sailed from Icxel IT. Emily Iewther. cain. sydney,
AKYas. Marcn H-saied, Martha Davis johnson,
BsisTol NAY s-Arrived, Conference williams f.n.
gisGow.n-FUREEss Nay s-sailed Astena Bldrup.
BsTsgS, Apri so-Arrived .MoseI NeynAber, New
iork hay hpssn.uwis NJ, ~ hveutein, ssunere.
oessner Cnristo6ers New YORK shakespeare. Fechtef
BaiKs. April so-saiied Rama. LARSEN, wilmington.
BoRnEaux, NAY l-saIied, - ucnevicvc Demeurant,
Arrived 4 PsniIlac. April sO-Frankiln, Clements
BSSeFosa. April ss--Arlved, Toro, Naymus Charles
tom 24tn, undina, Gassabela, savannah Lequettp,
Pons Ncw Orleans: Poar, Pellicer. Charleston Pedro
BaS5orri ssis' Feo gs-saned. Herald, Raymond, Bos.
ton March Mystic Belle, fumner, dos 9Th, ~ Buck,
sailed March "a Lizzie Fox Hurreli New York; 2th,
Samuel has ae. mgssro 5e h ss .a, saon' west
BA1AvIA, March 2-Arnved, wealthy Pendlcton,
sailed March 4 Josie HaseltIne, Hodsdon; America
rsos AYaSs Marca 26-Arrived, J y woodworth,
Fredercksen, 81 Msrys, 2sth andrew Bean. cheney,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BxIrlsr, Way ls-sailed. park otae Mo aus. Gait
cieh. New YORK mot sailed 9Th.
BAssKfs-SaiIed, bark Chasca. Pratt England
cADu-Arrived, brig Mathilde Cswel. westerberg. Bal
tmore
DusIrs. Nav is-sAcd ship Pride or tie Port. Baker
Boston
HAvar, Nay is-saiIed ship SonlcOeTo Kelley. New
YORK
LONDON, Nav lS-sailsd. Caroline. for Baltimore;
'Hansen,n Charleston
RIVAL NAY H-ArnveG. ship Geo Huribut Mason, No
bile Esinore.
RANcOoS-saied ship unee Toby, sinneti. England
SEyILLK-sailed. brig Mary ThAyer, FOR New York.
- HrLEyA-Arriycd ship Peterborough (Brl, Gardner
Calcutta Tor New York.
WATERFORD. May i5-saiicd. harks Jedanest Dubro.
vacki Aus, Mahovich, Philadelphia Constante, New
York.
LozDoS. Nav is-Bark Jupiter tAus. Tvincich, from
Singapore March for sew York went ashore az Bird
Island, and Is likely 70 break up and become tota
IosA
Bark Absr, Cesar tFr has put into St Thomas lsaky
Nothing farthcrl
Bark Alpha cSor1 from Baltimore At New Ross amer
being ashore Watsrford), makes water Part n
her cargo discharged into lighters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-17
A PLAIN SPOKEN CoRoNER's JURY.

VIGOROUS cENsURE OF CITY FATHERS AND RAIL
ROAD AUTHORITIES IN JERSEY.
The coroner's jury In the case of Frederick
Gluckstadt, who was run down ana manPed 10
death at the Murray street crossing OF the Penn
syvania Railroad, IN Newark, last Thursday even
lng. places the blame for the slaugnters in the
past ana responsibility Tor those which may yet
occur directly where the same belongs-on
the shoulders OF the railroad aud
city authorizes. After narrating the facts OF
Guckstadts death and eXone rating the employees
OF the company from all blame, the jury spoke IN
severe terms OF the way IN which trains are
dashed through the city, along tue unfenced and
open tracks, crossed at right angles by scores or
streets. They close in the following sweeping
language 1--WE further believe mat our City
Fathers cognizant or these iacts because they
have rom time To time been published and
commented upon by tue public journals; ;
but Indifferent have taey become 10
THE CONSTANTLY INCREASING SLAuGuTFRs
on this road (the Pennsylvania that they have
declined 10 take any official notice OF them or the
reckless speed winch causes them. There has not
been even so much as mid protest from our mu-
nictpal Executive. Wnlle in this particular case
we 90 not recommend the Coroner TO hold any OF
the railroad officials or any OF the executive ON
GERS OF tins city 10 answer Tor reckless lndner-
ence TO lie or for maintaining mantraps
yet in our opinion the Tune has arrived
ties should no longer be regarded as
mere accidents, but that hencefor.h the presl-
cent, directors and superintendent OF the rail-
road, the executive Officers OF this city, or all or
the same.n The county physician declares II 10
be his intention 10 cause inquests TO De neld IN
every case where lie Is slaughtered on the rail-
roads at the ungUarded crossings, until public
action on tie part OF the city and railroad author
tues
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ns- NOTICE. 10 CAPTAINS OF We Sells ENTER.
ING THE PORT or NEw TORR At NIGHr-The NEW
YoRK HrRAlD has adopted a distinguishing Coson night
signal tor use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors red green, red changing
from one TO other succession ana can be seen sew
eral miles distant Captains upon seeing this
signal win oblige by preparing any marine news
they may nave ior the snip Ncws Department Of the
HERALD.
no Persons DESTROYS al communicating with vessels
arriving Ut New York can do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD news yacht, pier No East
River New Letters received from nil parts OF the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates ore re-
CURED
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steamer Memnon (Br). from New YORK for Liverpool,
April %, lat 40, ion GS =
ship NearcnuE. Pearce, from New York Tor San Fran
cisco March q. lat % IS = Ion - 30 w.
Ship CommIssary (sr) from Hong Kong for New York,
ship sumaIra Muin, from New York for Hong Kong,
Feb 7, lat 50 ). Ion u w.
Ship Smla Gardner, from Liverpool 70 New York,
April 20, fuskar bearing w 10 miles
Ship ferpschore Ger, from Hamburg for New York,
AprilN. lat As -, Ion IL "a
snip British Statesman (Br from l1verpool for San
Francisco, April p, usKar bearing ~ ~ miles
Ship Athenais (Br). from Liverpool for 81 John, NIB,
April q, ruskar IA miles
ship Lady Lawrence tBT), from Calcutta for New York,
March IS lat % :, Ion -
Ship William Leavitt of st John N b., from Cardiff
for Callao, April J. lat 7 y, Ion IS - W.
ship Curlew (Br) san Francisco for Liverpool so
dAvs, February II, lat "a ~ >. Ion llc ~ w.
Ship Don Qulxote. from New YORK. March 80 for San
francisco, April I, lat x 5s Ion y a.
An America snip, from Boston for California April 2
Bark surprise, Hoyt April 30 lOs miles NE Of Finis-
tcrre.
bark Chattanooga. nom Hong Kong FOR New York,
Feb -. IN sunda straits.
BARK Laurel tsr, from Japan Tor New York FEB p,
in Sanda straits
Point, March 4 lat 40 : Ion 50 h.
Scnf James h Baylis mot as beiorel from New York
for Galveston May !, lat . ~. Ion ~ a.
A vessel, showing signal letters 1BTBP from Ham
burg tor san Francisco, Feb 10, let3 :. lon = W.
vessel. showing signal letters LMIiH. for New Or
leans. April z 81 ".