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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


AnDRossAS, April 2o-saied brig Anita owen, Upton,
ALIcAsrE-saiicd, schr 8 Bushnell Conner. United
States.
BREMERHAvGS, April le-saed ship U II Land Ger,
Meiners United States; bark Clara tier). kruse. do.
CkTTE April l8-Arrived, bark Solid Nor Sorensen /,
New York
CRAFTSMANSHIP April ls-Arrived, bark Indiana (Nor,.
Kroger Philadelphia.
DEAL April 2l-sailed. brig l DickiO, Mcbride from
Londonl Boston.
DUBLIN. April 20-Sailcd, bark Edwin (BrL Borden
Baltimore
Arrived 2lst. snip New Era, sawyer San Francisco
FoLKEsToYR lpnl 2l-ArrIved, brig Amor der, Patz,
New York for Bremen.
GLASGOW, April 2I-sailed, ship Alrc OBI, Raeburn,
san Francisco
HAvRE April l9-saed banks Maggie L Carvill Br),
Bishop, United states; Homeward Bound, Msrryman.
do.
LIVERPOOL April 2c--saled. ship Frea CBr, Welsh,
United states barks Gordon (Br), Crosby, Montreal ;
Glen Grant (Brl, Russell, Halifax.
Sailed alst, steamer Pennsylvania Harris Philadel.
phis.
Mov1LIE April 2i-Arrived, steamer Bolivia CBr,
Small. New YORK for Glasgow.
Also arrived 2ist steamer scandinavian Br), Smith
Portland Tor Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN April 2OArrived ship carrickshrook Ca;-
lie lBrl, Freooody, San Francisco.
Also arrived goth II PM steamer Hecla tBD, Mckay,
Boston for Liverpool
Arrived 2lst bark Wlndermcre CBr), Ham, Portland
Oregon.
SHIELDS April 2o--saied. bark Nary Marshall CBr),
Lent New YORK.
ST NAzArnE, April l0-saIled, ship Abraham Lincoln
CSwel, Alien, United states
VALENCIA, April 20-saed Acadia SBr). HILL
coat, New YORK.
YoxoHAxA, April lo-saied, steamer City OF Picking,
GriEn0 san Francisco
Arrived at -, brig Mary Lord, Lord. Brunswick,
Ga, via Palma.
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Thompson Rats. Arssino ana sai!ed prior to Apr u

Thompson Bates Arseibo and sailed prior TO April 70
Sailed prior 10 April TO- briggs Eureka (Rr). Wilson.
Boston, Mary Louise (Br) New Haven Thos Turlil.
Thompson do; Village Belle tBr, Hollis, Boston Alpna
tBrl Mcneil, Portiandi sehr Emerson, Dorr' 70"
Also sailed prior to April 10 bark IrynGton. for sa'
lnas, 10 complete dg
III port April 10 brig Clara Agnes (Br, Canton. ron
Baltimore. arrived 4th, VIE; Wenpnah small from WI.
schrs Astra (Brl hasIins. from savannah arrived
rived March 80 ldc; Lavnita Whitmore, from Aqua
diia arrived March 20 dgs Mallory, stetson from
Fournier tron New YORK, srrived April d disg; Paul
SeaNey. Lowell seTkingi Aellte star. Poland, dg
flosSsn. March l4in port bark Isaac Jackson, Walsh.
for Avres, sail 18Th (woul1 probably renau
che wees at the latter porp.
$50 t5RANnk FEB 2S-in port briggs Aurora (Br), for
New York idg; Henry Perkins. Harrington disg; schr
Rl0 JANElAo March ls--Sailed, bark Reindeer tBrl,
Wikic IRON Portland, o. DRndeei 18th, brig Alfred
Singapore. March 5-Sned ships flineas Pendletonl
Nichols, Liverpool; 6th kelso DIR, DotdS New fork
In port March H. snps kendriek FISH waits IRON ron
Esperance tFrl. GuillOn, for Boston; -, -. ~,
81 JOINS (Antigual March 23-ArriXed schrs Mary
Jane Lee, Hagerthy New York and salea 2Ith Tor bdr
for Baracoa); April !. Addie Henry Burns, NewDern
AC tand sailed for Il Martins 1th), ,. pa,
Sailed March 81. schr Meiytn Roberts, Hampton hoAus
sAGUA. April ll-Arriyed schr George Young MAT
shall Cardenas; l2th. briggs Charles sparks Gladding
havana schr John Hancock llallett Havana; iS d
bark Lizzie Carney do; brig George pale pierce
l5th schrs Eva smith saunders, Phllauepnia. ~ -
Drury, Baker, Boston; James Gordon, CHAMPION
New York :, 60
sailed IIth banks wabsateh CBrl, Gram, for Of Cape
Hatteras; James Primrose (Brl, Mcdonald. New YORK
brgs Mary Wilbur (Brl. Traiton, do; 10TH L Mer.
rift, Hartman, Boston; schr Morning Dew tbr),
ST JonS. NB April l9-Arrived, bark Jennie Armstrong
Cleared i5th, schr W Scott tBr). Eerrigan, New
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TREASURE TROVE.

4 QUANTITY or GOLD coIS FOUND N A CESS
POOL AT FAcToEYvILLE, STATEN ISLAND.
As HERALD reporter stepped ashore yesterday
afternoon at FactoryvLle, staten Island, ne was
saluted with
.Rallo are you come 70 PICK up some more OF
our hidden treasure ~
The Querist showed the way 70 tina church with
the town clock in it,n the corner OF Dongan
street, opposite 70 which Is situated near the man
sion formerly occupied bS Charles windsor, once
cashier OF the Mercantile Bank, in Broadway, New
YORK, and President OF the staten Island Street
Railroad Company. Ia the summer OF 1894 Wind.
sor became i delaulter to the amount Of $4,000
or sleo 900 o! the iuncs or tee Mercantile Bank
and ned 10 Enrope, waere IL 10 tho1gat that be
stlll resides His beautiful villa, winch Is yet
known as me Windsor mansion, mas well kept
lawn, surrounded py small grove or
spruce hrs and ornamental trees. IGI large
Two story Dauding. AZ rs rear is q water c.oset.
wnile this was being cleared out Tuesday last .
considerable amount Or
GOLD corn
was discovered. Il appears that the premises
nave belonged since windsor's departure to his
sister, iormerJ Mrs. williamson, and now mar
NED 10 Mr.. Albert Bodine during the family's
temporary absence their gardener, man
named John Rsgan. vas instructed 10 have the
water closet cleaned out. while her repairs were
- - $500 ~, $500 $500 tra.r, y, ~,
BOlug ~ alo4s 80 houis' lsaiaa 'AIi!' - oiu-
isn German, TOOK The JOB OF cleaning Il Tor SIS.
IA leln MN Harry had hts eon John ana q yonth
named Mclaughlin. On Monday afternoon, wnen
tie two young men we're down TO a
depth oi fifteen ,eet ,Sndergrognd 10
the surface, Lhsy lighted upon certain sum ia
gold coin, the precise amount 0i WHEN VIII hardly
ever De aScertalAed. Old garry admits that the
D0ys una money, Dat saws never any ~
III. The boys concealed their discovery ron him,
and Id Ras oAlY wArn they got On spree on Tues.
day mat tue nndLAg became known. The old man
states that on Monday evening they al Knocked
OF WORK n the usual AguT. anu the place was lett
u1watched until TUESDAY, morning 50 that those
knowing Vi the discovery or money could have
come there aud nave lsaed out waatever portion
al tue treasure mlgAt sIl have Deen
CONCEALED IL ruE CEssrooL.
Jonn ReKan. the gardener SAYS that. 70 hi5
certain knowledge the water closet was cleaned
ogt about i've Years AGO lie heard tnat some
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street 10 the Paris office. No
Rue Scribe, the arrivals at ana departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern ports Of American and all foreign
trading with the United States. the same Will be
cabed this country free Of charge and published
Captains arriving aud sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports will lind the Paris odce the more
economical aud expeditions for teegraphing news.
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv-
ing New York do By addressing TO such vessels
OF HERALD news yachts. pier No East River New
York Letters received from all parts of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required.
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TIE RAILWAY WAR

PRESrDSNE GARRETT REPORTED 70 * vfcron1.
CTS oyEa ron sccTr.
Il was reported yesterday that President Car
rett, Or tic gilmore and ONO Railroad mad
overcome the lnpediments saion Tom scots had
tnrosD ais way, ana mad procured means Or
communicating Win sew Yolx city independent
q Toe Pennsylvania Central Railroad, TINS
means Vas sa'd 70 Be taa New Jersey southern
hauwaF whose noftnsTn terminus IA &C Sandy
HOOK, aEG whose sou hern terminus ~ 81 Cam.
ufni n. ~ Obposte Rhhadeiphia. ~ 10 ~ no
m"AHs certain taat Yesterdays report IL Lfue but
VI II ~ tfUe Tue management % me balNfn0re ana
Ohi0 NaNNdy Will awe procured means ei traBsit
los l4saehesrg ahd lrelNul Wgrn New ferk 20 tAe
Nsst % l0sllte 0I vac ggA0AILIoa y lon bo0tk
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OTHER FIRES,

At about I've O'Clock yesterday morning a IRE
broke out on the first door ofthe three story brick
building No. 25s Mott street, occupied ~ Thomas
Ryan as q dislAery. me loss = estimated at
s1,2o0. which Is fully covered by insurance.
James GARLAND wac was IN the building at the
time, while attempting 10 escape fe!l into the
sneTwsY, breaking MS rigns leg. ne was 70.
moved 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Shorty before twelve O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing are broke out il the second moor o. 10. 4g4
G anu street. occupied IS al oyster saloon and
aweAing house oy aaron Van Name. The damage
10 STOCK Is estimated at 5000 and 20 tue building
~ 500; not insured. The Ore was caused " Mrs.
Van Name accidentally tBro Ning a ltgAted match
among q lot o. rpOolsa piled 10 = bedroom
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rnr ~ nAYoENE. I. J.

A magnificent dwelling mousse on Third street,
Bayonne, was burned down on Tuesday night
rhere is Ore department Ia that cry worth the
lame. ana the flames had uncontrolled sway. The
building was erected aud formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gfiswold, out a lew years ago 10 passed into
tie hands OF Mr. Etnstein. veal ny New J Ork
merchant. me structure WAS the most attractive
n the vicinity III Bergen Point. IL was unoccu-
pied. aud the family were Just preparing 10 return
10 II Tor the sumner. TIE loss IS ABOUT SIC 600,
pn when there is IN insurance ol $1,000
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Barrett. Nos CT, 81, IS, ST. TO-, lo3 HON. Ill, lld
lis, IS 1877 14l l47, 1885, l54, leo l62 Gail No. les
up 10 and including 2l5.
Van Brunt.-lssues OF law ana iact-1sus. Il, 2b4,
49, SOD 377, 37o 29 $685. 37e $50, 341. e4, $50. $751;
$685. $780, Se7, $685. 3e, S27 400 4o4 4o5 AOI 4oS, 4O9
SUPREME CoUM-CfRcUTT-P Part Held by
Judge Lawrence-Nos. ll2l3s, 1855. ll59, 27Og,
672, 1903 1913, 1905, 9sl, I25l. lIIl. 27s3, l247
SOL, 1881, 343. Part 2-Held by Judge Dononue.-
Nos. 9z4 $50 27So, 9B+ l7Os, 2576 ST. 1919, 1872,
1863 leo 1885, ISL lS22 26s. 2774 $50 loe414 l404
40, 14l2. l4l4, l4ls, 1870 l424, l4Aa, 1925 l42s
1880 l430h, 1922, l434, l4S45s, 1896 Part 3-Hed
by Judge Van Nurst-Nos. .4l, oS5, 33l, $751; l2Ol,
1897 1906. 1855, 1865, 1855, 1885, 299 62S 9S3, l32
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL IEhM.-Ad1ourned
sine die.
Judge SedgwcR.-Case on-No. l245. No day
calendar Part 2-Adlourned or the term.
COMMON PLEAs-EQuITY TERM-held by Judge
J. 4. Daly.-ClSe on-So ).
CoMMoN PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Chief Justice Daly.-Nos. 2Sl5, 25o4 1872 1l54, eos
oS6L 25lb 2sl1s. 1856, 106s 1868. 99s, 115 l424,
500 500. 20, $50 1915, 1897. Part 2-Held by
Judge Larremore.Nos 1882. 1879, 1850, 1898. l4Ss,
1446.
Judge Joachlmsen-Aos. 2l90, 3sls 22ls, 1879,
2e77. Part 2-Held og Judge Gross.-Nos. .2s5
TO- 1884, 203S, 1881, 1892 2033. 2l29, 2l7o, 2lo 2ls9
3272 2243, 2245, 22s7. Part 3-Held Or Judge Snea-
Nos 2946, 276 $685. $751; 5l3, 1905, 1927, SS1l 330l
CouRT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held By Recorder
Hacrett.-rne People VS.. Jonn Graft, grand
larceny tcontinued) same VS.. Lewis FIsner, ielo-
Nous assault and battery; same vs. samuel y. NC
Evoy Ieontous assault ana uattery; Same vs..
Joseph Well, forgery: Same VS.. Ellen Lucy, grand
Larceny: Same Va. George +. Melgzs grand lar.
ceny; same VS.. Jane marshall, grand larceny;
same Va Isaac LoeD, gland larceny; Same vs.
Wullam Wrlgnt, false pretences.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

In inc Bostou.Aew haven game last Monday,
oear, OF Tho New ravens made taroe base hts,
has club getting out I've tota,
To-day the Athle;ics play the Pniladolphas az
Philadelphia. Poo4s on The game viii Ue sold a.
no, lgl Bowery aho ~ IShnson's, corner "
br0adway an0 IWeu BssightH stree, where tele
grapule reports or osea baAIaa WIA W rsoslvea
Ana 1o4te1 ia sfxhk ul 49,
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The NATIONAL GAME.
nosroY vs.. NV HAvrN.

BOSTON vs. NEW HAVEN.
Notwitnstan ding the extreme cold weather the
Boston and New Haven cubs played yesterday at
New haven ia the presence 81 a large number OF
spectators. The Bostous walked iLxat away wign
their weaker adversarleA Winning the game OF
toe following score -
Ci.sG ltL "a. Sd 40 biA ca Ia. Sch 0h
s ss:,"GG .y,s:.... 80 ~
Emaiwm-~Mr.
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sAIIlED.

steamers ppssla (Brl, Tor Liverpool Greece Br' do
FlAse % Indiana tbFl, 0lasgo%; tsHiana raYahRah
1e0rRa cha. sostong Cut stream, MADlngtOa, Nc ~
N klder baltimore, ..apsrin. a. Ph.ladeighai s9ip
MikRd0 tbr NUnd0nt bAfAH AurVpa ,Oef, bfentA tts
re.A tsr, Gsnua5gs Anlreas ytas,. Io2onh sea va.
RIA Pace lit4ls corr FaimogtAl AuuA tAAH 90 %
dos gneffsTa utaI, LauO Amaze Jgarl, kiehuvAa,
Val hrss Plaza tuasI bts ofEnda ao Sui AasSs 10
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SALE OF TRoTTNG STOCK.

Hr. J. Dun walton's string Of trotters was sold
&C auction yesterday BY Major 9. W. Barker,
Broadway and Tnlrty-ninth street. The attend.
ancs was very large and the bidding spirited.
the following buyers and prices were an
nounced:-
Lady Lansan sorrsl mare, syeHrs old. ". \. Van
cSrrol. gray selains il years Old, DR.. I. r auy.
W sT b Ss %n fSr Formerly Bniy arr chestnut
geding, "A years old. J. Murray, ALEXANDRIA, 49,
Flora black mare ! years old, J. oDonua, New
Yoaas Jackson formerly 6oiai sQTtei stallion u
Bene 81 Chelsea, sorrsl years Old, DR.. + r.
BIZ SE dr4v cray scldns, years old " T. sally
Bessis Bay mare, years old " GooJin, Phhadel.
Fannie scrrsi mare years Old, D. J. Anderson
Req WIZ, Gay Stallion 10 years old Dr. f. i nay
Detroit BAY scidial years old, John Muadel, -
T. Wooa%1rd gray sedins years OH. Giaorse
?. Ellridge so
Bunalo lex, bay sed.ng' years o. George H. 40
May ~ sofrs mare ears oid j. r mayier
Boston SsT 10y sedias years Old D. j. Anderson
Tony Fa sfSs. sssnu iedns years od Arthur
Kansas SI Fet chestnut ceidins years ola James
synE' Ssw asidiaa year, old Lert Van
Bfant Bay hidge, Long Island ............. 40
jim, brown gelling years cd, Andre" selleck, =.
Belle q Maine gray mare, years oia, Dr. i. r
stella brown mare, years old ". 1 Bfooss
stamford, lohh.....
sheridan, brown gelding, years osi 4. 7. Lau- -
New YORK bay stallion. years old, = A. Waite,
Brooxiya. DAY pony : years oil, John french.
uee sasI Jay mare years od J. R,iaOcck, sew
Broosyn Boy brown gcidias yeats old James
Young e yer Bay ieidins years 3D. X I Vat.
JOSIE brown brow mare years Old : II White ox
bOroi
II. -. Walton. lay gclctng, years old, ID. =. Rob-
bins, Georgetown.
Thomas brown goding. years old, X Fox, Column
bus. ONO 20
Dutchman, chestnut geldinE, years old, L. q.
o8tte, New
Brown Prince. brown geding years old X. Bax-
Harry Bzssett. Jr., sorrel geidins, years old, A.
Columbus bay gsdlng years Oh, I. q Bolton,
Baltimore. Nd 40
Portland, BAY golding. years "a, = q Bolton, -,
Name, sorrel mare, years old, I. i. kdab0ck,
Hnssey Hoy brown geldng years Old b. X
AnrgAn, Washington, D. C........-.. ........., SO
Many or the above horses trotted 10 the races
At the HippoGrone during the winter.
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PHILADELPHIA w. cnSrEv,1A1..

Tie Philadelphia and Centennial cloos were 10
have played tReir arst game sst Monday, nus the
incemeut weather prevented. YESTERDAY how.
ever they met OF the Qudger CITY, aud tne result
Was . saarp, well.cok sested game, much 10 tue
surprise b. tae Oase Dal cOMmuulEy. wnO imagined
tne PAMad0 puias NCGld wsilsuiga aBalEGLat8 tha
other UOys,
The rssgH waz IS ioll0wss-
cfab. l9 ID IL AN. SA- ca Ia eSb, on
t ta1.ssssalg91ia." y g
Lmptrs-Ar. Clapp, % tie AlhAuo Clsb.
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ELIZABETH, y. J.. April p, 1875.
The extensive ollciotn factory belonging to the
Eastern Manufacturing Company, 81 wncn Z. q.
Brown is President, TOOK IRE at nalI-past elgns
O'Clock this morning ana waa entirely destroyed.
The loss Is 100000 insured ior $1,000 newark
and New YORK companies.
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" Y Ia y - ~ >
A BsOLUfE DtFOaCs9 usfAlNkD. FROM DIFFER.
"A ent states; lcgR! eyarywhere dasQgon, So, Aui.
cent causci no uaDaey required no charge anti "a
yDfge granted; advice irtei
II. noGsE, Attorney, i9l Broadway
NERVOUS gNBkbtIf, SOL ~ CT tfNtN CURE fuu
IN Nervous Deblllty ana We4 moss brDa2nt uy
IN soretiOQs eACe.EAs % no Dxan nee
vONs system MlNCANaTG rs tANIft3 LII, tssgsa
ier 81 years Wit peffs4t ueetEf u pFQmD cllb
al ADA perlnaaeat eat, hrS3 F3A a ClR1CLAK
prlags, 81 pQg BOX. gx baEss ~ ~ MAJ, gs3uysiy
saAls0 VITA fua difsua9DA Prepared 0nlg W
wISOkAsTEa 1 Co, 81 j6la Sweet Stw 9eeM.
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THE COURTS.

In the great railroad bond forgery case, being
tried before Judge Sedgwiek. or the Superior
Court all tue testimony on both sides was sub
mItted yesterday. Counse. Will sum up to-day. ana
every effort will be made TO reach verdict this
week, verdict that, IRON the nature OF the case
VIII be looked forward to with great interest.
The jury OF the United States Circuit Court, IN
the case otLlbermann against the Germania l-lle
Insurance Company 60 recover the amount Or q
$4,000 policy on the NE or one Rosenthal VINO m
sGrcd his lie % cover a deot due The plaintiff, ana
subsequently committed suicide IN san Francisco
alled TO agree on the point Or insanity and were
discharged. The Jury, IL Is understood, stood Ave
Tor p!alntiR and seven Tor the company.
Thomas Radcliffe, who was arrested some time
ago for subornation or perjury In inducing certain
persons to personate property owners in going
straw BAH, was committed yesterday BY Conn.,
missioner Shields TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
Frederick Eyers, who formerly Kept a sailors'
boarding house and who shot james Curran, tne
keeper OF rival establishment, was, as viii ne
remembered, convicted OF !elonous assault, wirn
intent TO kill belore Recorder HacKett IN The
Court or General Sessions and sentenced to ST ate
Prison for three years. He now applies Tor baFl on
writ or error on appeal. The case VIII DO Ia
up in u day or two by Judge Barrett.
william W. Tillotson, treasurer OF Booths I hea-
ire gave bail IN the sum OF $500 yesterday before
United states Commissioner Davenport, toGGFait
an examination on the charge OF violating the
Clvn Rights bill by refusing parquet ticket 10
william Davis, colored man.
Judge Blatcniord, OF the United States Circuit
Court yesterday rendered mis- decision a the
habeas corpus proceedings on the attac hment
issued out 81 the Circuit Coart or the DistRct or
Columbia against Charles A. Dana, who raled 70
appear in answer TO a subpGna on March 10. The
decision discharges Mr.. Dana. the petitioner, from
the custody OF the Marshal OF this District.
The trial OF Henry L. Farrls against William G.
Fargo, or Wells, Faro * Co.. and one or much
interest to the holders OF stock IN JOINT stock
companies was tried yesterday In the Supreme
Court before Judge Lawrence. me jury after a
short denberation returned with verde In favor
OIL the defendant.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford April 20 brig Abbott Law
renee, Russell; Atlantic ocean.
Arrived at Barbados Aprlls, schr VIM Wilson, Braiey.
OF Marion, Atlantic Ocean. .~.4
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer
Oace.

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or ApkIL AND NAY.
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nr. J. Dun waltcn's string Of trotters was sold
st auction yesterday BY Major G. W. Barker,
broadway ana Tnlrty-ninth street. The attend.
ance was very large and the bidding spirited.
The following buyers and prices were an
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-08
Chariie,s watch Meeting.

"Now, there's mischief gwine to be
did know il sure and sartin. Them
bovs has been & rubbagin in the wood
shed. and there's two of my taller can
tIleg unissins-rats eat 'em, they'll say.
well. bein' as this Is holler dsy, I 'spose
e Won't do TO tell missis. And old
Dinah tied another knot in her yellow
neckerchief, and went back to the
IVY AVsy went Charl:p, willie and Rob
bic 10 the barn. This morning the
11ovs had heard their parents say they
were going to . watch meeting" that
EWhat is watch meeting, father p
asked Willie.
0Oh. we watch the old year out and
the new year in, answered his father.
g And when midnight chimes on the
bell, We chant good hymn. We sing
and pray until Il o'clock. Yeu know
tbis Is the last day OF 1874.
S g Mayn't I go % spoke up Charlie. !.
ssOh, no, my son you could not
keep awake, and little folks arc better
in bed"
Charlie inwardly rebelled ct this |;
thought he could keep awake as well IS
anybody, and finally persuaded his
Younger brothers to have watch meet
Tne with him on small scale. 80
-
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Poor Mother.

A blow aimed at the child must
strike through the very heart of the.
mother. Imagine, then, the agony en-
dured by the heroine of the subioined
incident: A little girl, while playing ON
a railroad track, got her foot so wedged
in frog that she was held fast. Her
mother saw the predicament, and heard
the approaching train. She ran to the
rescue of the child, but could NOT eur.
tricate the foot. The train came on, ana
although the engineer applied the
brakes, it was clear enough that iE
could not be stopped quick enough.
The mother finding that the girl could
not be less than MANNED, held her a.
far of the track as she could while tha
cars went by. A foot was crushed, but
life was saved.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-08
The Age of Suicide.

The London Medical Record says !:
" The influence of age upon suicide is
a study of more than speculative inter-
est, on account of its practical bearings,
and of the ease and precision with
which it can be demonstrated. By age
is meant the critical periods of life.
These periods have many components
besides the mere fact of years, It is ap-
parent that what we have to examine is
a many-sided phenomenon, including,
together with it, the advance in life, the
workings Of physiological, mental: and
sociological causes. It has been lately
examined by DR.. O'Dea, and it appears
that the maximum of suicides of both
sexes occurs between the ages of 25 and
35. Previous to the 25th year there is
sudden increase from 2 suicides be-
tween the ages of 5 and 10, to 1876 be-
tween 20 and 55. After 55 the tendency
to suicide declines, but more gradually
than it rose, except ct 65, where the
number increases again from 81
to 63-a rise so slight, however,
as to be little worth considering.
There are, therefore, three suicidal
periods in ife-those of organic and
mental growth, of organic and mental
completion, and Of organic and mental
decline. In the first the chart shows
6A. In tne second 41, ana In Ine
third Sll. comparing the peri.
ods IN round numbers, 1t may be SAID
tnaS tneY are as one 1or cnldnood and
adolescence 20 twelve JOE aauit i1e, and
90 tour 1or me years OF Doo.iy ana men
Sai oecay. Inc innuence eI sex ana lss
aSGen nGanS - Sclfcums:ances upon suicides as
the dlnerens Per1ods or ME Ii shown
upon the cnarSs with feIaales, as
among males, there IS sudden and
abrupt ras6 nnEI the Ioth year Is
lsaS aeacned. Inc rlse 1s continue9 20 the
0osn year. as which the maximum Oh