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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
TWO GREAT FIRES.
A Hotel and an Entire Block OF Buildings
Burned In Little Rock,

LITTLE Rock, Sept. ia flre started this
morning In the book OF George H. Goos occupy.
ing the building adjoining the Anthony House the
west In short time the jewelr5 store Of Berna,s
Poeck the Wholesale drug housr Of Lincoln Comp n.y.
and French Johns restaurant in flames At this
point was thought the hre could BE- subdued but the
water gave out and the flames eaped over to the An.
thonY House throughout which nre spread rapidly,
aud the bui ding. which has frontage OF about l50
feet IN Markham street, consumed iths
ing all efforts to save II. The eastern walls OF the
building In falling crushed small brick building occu.
ped as Jewery store by II. {. CLARK.
Inc entire BLOCK from Pollock 4 Com2anys store,
adjoining the StoddArd Bank building In Swain street.
70 the Intersection oi scott street on the With
exception OF small brick house. 10 = mass OF run
IL is Impossible 20 estimate the loss There no in.
suance on any Of the build nRs. Very little furniture
prietor OF the hotel Mes4rs Clendlnn Pray. rsti
mated at $50 900. The losses OF Lincoln A Company,
the others, are not yet known The budlngs ~
BereAys Poeck were repairing their store, and had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
A CENTRAL PARK TR..GEDY.
The Revenge of n Workinpmnu VIII hnd d been
Discharged.

stephen Malley OF % Eighth avenue, shot ana
seriously woun Ell John smith, the foreman Of the gang
OF workmcn who building the west wall OF Central
Park. near Eightleth street, on Saturday.
Malley been working for the city as a blacksmith
rtwo or three years past. When the reduction
made in the force months ago, he discharged
He tried IN vain to get work all summer and two or
three weeks Pr, sident stebbins gave him ticket
TO 20 TO work as stone cutter he knew nothing about
stone cutting, snd Foreman Smith discharged him.
Nancy theu threatened Smiths life. On saturday he
went w 70 Smith, snd, saying You put somebody in
my Plat e. put somebody In yours" nred upon hiu.
The Da went through his upper right and struck the
truss he wore, Maley vas taken 20 the Central Park
bread. he take my life, l take mis- life, ," he SAID
smiths injuries cOnnne him To his home, and Maey
In the FiIyseYenth street station awaiting the re.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
JOTTINGS ABOUr rOWN.

Capt. Alhare arrested fifteen saloon keepers
without license.
= Special Treasury Agent ChAs. N, Bracket. Of
tol ftahk H. tloNes ohce. seized two hundred "a
day. ~ ~
A lady, dressed In black, lost her wallet in a
Broadway car on saturday aferoon Detective Ferris,
iew hours later arrested Two pickpockets who sat by
her side Ia the car One Of them the WY TO he
police stauOn red to Throw awaYA roll OF grernbacks
II the lazy VIII call at the Police Central Ohs1 she
may Identity the prisoners anu recover her money.
Mr.. Theodore Moss, Treasurer OF the BRYANT
benent fund, acknowledges the receipt q two aadl
Ona contributions To that onJect-one OF $3.50 ough
Mr. o. \. Moore, the proceeds " performance given
by the Moore Burgess Mlnstrels, London the other
OF 30 through the Ne0 lOTk HeUki the pro eeus OF
Z performance gwen ~ the Grand Duke Theatre.
Baxter street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
A Creat Fire In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ia destructive nre was
discovered At $50 O'Clock this morning in the NTH
story Of Barber stouts tobacco manufactory SO and
"a Main street. which entirely destroyed that building
and contents Freiburg NOrkum's distillery adjoin
ing the south side partially destroyed by nre In
the upper soy 10 the extent Of probably 900 which
10 covered by Insurance.
The stock Of whiskeY that floor was considerably
damaged by water, Ms the bungs OF the bar.
rels The store Barber & Stout's on lhe north
sde Is occupied oy Galway, semDle Co, stoyes.and
The stock IA damaged probably Is 900 by water A
portion OF the dNii'n wall OF tins building tell Into
the ruins of the tobacco factory and their buldng
deemed insecure. he building " owned by r. II
Springer whose loss Is estimator at $4,000 To Sl2 OO
which Ia covered Dy Insurance. Barber OUT lose on
buIling, stock, aud machinery l7b 900 10 $50 OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

Henry Ward BeecheH, accompanied by his
wife arrived in this cir on saturday by the Norwich
me me s'ean brought likewise the surprise party
VINO iei Df"Okyn last Friday to escort their pastor
Ao.Ne Among the principal mcm ers soi the party wers
:, aud MIS-. Joseph Finley Nj, y. A. Bofht0n Mr. W.
II. Nh clcr, Nfe aud dau-hcrj Judge Amos Hull and
Wile, W. T. Dou edAy & a. Price and WIFE. u. q. Car.
peuirr, Co. ~ W. Beechrr Hnd wife. Znn Case, wife
snd daughter T. Canlwell White, wife aud daughter
JACOB II. murray, vile and daughter The party started
from the Twin Mountain House Friday morning.
Mr.. Beochcr ana family proceeded 10 Pceksklll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
THE BOY rHAT "LULU" ADOPTED.
A Mothers Long and Successful Search for
her Child.

Mrs. Emma d. Parshall, better known as Lulu
the trap're performer. who lives at a. East Tenth
street. having lost her own child. advertised for a
male infant for adoption while she In Rochester
recently and soon aferward closed negotiations with
the father Of eeorge Hubert Igo, bright child two
years and seven months old. She brought the httle
fellow to this city, ana astOnishcd on Wednesday
oS the appearance Of detective with search warrant
IN her rUOnlr.
The mother OF the child, Cathsrine Farren, had come
to New ORR In quest Of the child and had ured
the search warrant from Justice BIoy. The child.
that plies between BuralO and New YORK. They had a
d pute about the rearing Of the Ooy and she put hm
out for nursing with Mrs Richer, but father took
II away aud sad ne would send II TO his sister in Bay
city, Mich Tue mother learned that this untrue,
and then began ner search.
Justice Bixby. on being told that the mother not
married TO the father decided that the ract with
Mrs. Parsha was not budlnR. HIS Honor therefore
surcndered the chd to It's mother. ana she went away
rt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

At the right of the platform, from which Mrs.
DR.. Lawrence delivered her eloquent address before
American Temperance Union las, night, hung portrait
OF Ulysses s. Grant Pointing to thus while holding up
TO public pcorn the criminal misconduct Of the
OF the people, she said, " Were George Washington
again Oh earth do GU mink he could be to emu.
late the original Of that plcture2" This was gree ed
with applause
BY and by said the lecturer, "thc decanters IN the
gilded gin mil the tall tower will b. found in
curiosity shops. labeied Relics Of barb rism. and
the tall tower itself Will be luuKed upon as the mos
prominent remnant OF the dccnying mOnum nts
Ia darker days to the Demon Drlnk.'
Twenty persons look the pledge al the close OF Mira
l. epf aud,.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
WOMAN's TERRIBLE FALE.
Tho Ficndish Act Of the Man with whom sh'
lived n. Mile.

Mary RYAN, who has been living with David c.
Brush hi wife IN the thrd story OF the tenement at
552 Atlantic avenue BROOKLYN quarrecd with him yes
terday and he struck her went away. In about
While he hammered she prepared rope hy means Of
which she huped escape 10 the plaza Of the second
She tied end TO the window ana the other
her body, hut Nhen she had lowered herself the
full length the rope she dang ing against The
side OF the house feet above the piazza. she
called for help, and Brush who mad broken through the
door, went 10 the window and cOolly watched her
swinging at the OF the rope IN he cut the rope
sne dropped TO the ihrec ribs wtrr broken
aud -e VAS ruised and otherwise injured Brush was
lockeIu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

Bishop Odenhelmer has decided to establish
his residence IN the city Of Newark, hayng hnllly
fused the tender OF a handsome house IN llobOkcn.
The body ~ Maria Miller, daughter of John
Miller, OF 26S Grand street Jersey city, found on
Saturday floating IN the canal at the foot II Jersey
avenue ON Thursday night she went with attr freud
g. her home iu Clnt street. and abOutO O'Clock ed
on her return snspclons OF oui play are entertained.
The seventeenth annual exhibition OF the
New jersey STATE Agricultural society viii be- begun
to-day At NaYrry, amt VIII continue Tor nye daNs.
President Grant Will nc there on Tuesday. On Thurs.
daY the Amerc.n rifle team @l visit the grounds and
tournament Will br held. on FRIDAY there 40 10
parade o the track Of all the prize auuals, SecOr
kObeson NLll deliver an adlrcss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
A Fnlher nhol hY hl. som.

William Stone, aged nineteen years, employed
In wnght's machine shop IN Market street, Newark on
Saturday quarrelled with his father, who is employed
at the same place. Coolly drawing revolver from his
pocket, the young man took deliberate aim at his
tather's head and hred The ball entered the lower
part OF the cheek and genc,ng downward, lodged In
the neck He then Rrapped win his father, who after
struggle broke away and ran 10 the Police Central
Once, aud The woull.be parricde was arrested The
young man was covered with his fathers blood. The
Wounded man was taken % s.. Michaels Hospital
They live At b2 Jane street New YORK,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

Francis TaIcatti and Daniel BARRON were ar
rested last night for selling liquor without license.
Tacatt lives in the Of Al and Barron In the rear
~ 81 MpAberry street. and sell lager beer at one cent
glass u drank on the premises, and cents pint II
% be drank elsewhere They get the by draining
the drtgs from Kegs that nave been empued Of all
Ia considered drnkahe In saloons BARRON has the
run OF the Ilyo Garden and collects about -four kes
d daN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
LONG Island.

There Ia little prospect of electing Ciyil Jus
uce Tor Long Island city, 10 q the place vacant
by the death OF the la,e John B Madden. The tum-
mon Council held special neetu- ON lhursdsy even.
ng -Four candidates were balottei for X. L. MIA,
francis McNcnA Michael Delahanty, Isaac Kugcl.
man. but Without choice
The sloon Apollo, at Sag Harbor was seized
by United states Marshal Harrow on complaint Of
Jcrum" Daniels, for alleged Violation of the la not
having shipping articles. on FRIDAY morning shr was
discovered to be on IRE IN the cabin. A. had been
tied up for wees with no hre board MIR GregurJ,
her owner, thinks she must have been SET on nre,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

PHLADELPHIA. Sept. ls-The last letter OF the
Welsh Marsh series which Is 10 be published on Mon.
day Is dignned although invoking the aid Of the law
TO convict Mesars. Deano, Cowen anu Smith OF a
crimln1l misdemeanor by violating the law Practical
suggestions are made TO the fuure administration Of
the Indian service, and considering rcforlIa lon IN
that department. assured by the resolve Of the rs and
the people. the letter also pleads for other reforms
relieve a tax oppressed people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

KEARNY JUNCTION, Sept. ls-A party Of
twenty Texan herders last night campcd the Platte
At the bridge Their horses got into the cornneld and
Mr.. Collins seized them THIS morning they said they
would settle for the damage. They came up 10 town.
got drunk, went back anu hot Collins nye times, XIII.
ing him almost instantly. The citizens organized,
all the Texans nave been captured two
In jail. There ART fears that they viii be lyucned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
somc,hipg New n, Cr..dwoor

The Creedmoor grounds were Invaded on Sat
urday by n, wives, daughters and sisters OF the sharp
shooter. II called the ladies' m-tch. aud cvery
man who participated appeared with at least dozen
OF the sex Each mArksInln sas supposed 20 shoot for
one u his fair friends, the Irlcs uclng go rrNng
machine and y numIer of cigar cases card stands.
glove boxes, jewel cases, aud 80 ou. The sewing ma
come WAS won Oy cen. Dikin for his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

Francis f. Marshall, owner OF two human hair
stores, WAS committed to the Tombs on SATURDAY In
default Of tl0OoO bail to answer q charge OF arson.
HIS BOwery store which on FIRE on the lit OF
July was insured for $4,000 and II Ia charged that hs
claimed larger loss than he suffered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
SnnIn nnd the Chnrch

LONDON, Sept. ia Reuter- telegram
from Rome says the Nunclo at Madrid has re-
ceiyed instructions to leave his post iftho span
ish Cabinets decision with regard to his circular
be OF an aggressive character or such as 10 COM
promise the dignity OF the Holy See. Other
December. when he will como 20 Rome to at
tend n Conalalory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
AKuock Down in Duane s,rcc,.

Richard Feeney OF 10 City Hall place, and
Andrew Brew en- Of 81 Park street arrested yes
!erdsy on complaint OF Patrick Fitzgerald OF sweeneys
Hotel, who charged that they nad knocked MIN down
and rOOhed him OF watch and ci ain at Duane aud
Centre streets yesterday afternoon The prisoners deny
thht lheY robbed him snd say that they Knocked him
down for luhnIIlnR n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
CIergyn,a: Murdered.

SANTA FL, n. NJ, Scot la-1ne "ciy Of the
Rev + !. Toby, Methodist minister for Cunarron and
flZ1bethtown, was found between those two pliceA
lie had hren snot through the heart. His horse wM
found tied TO tree short distance from the body
There Is ~ clue u Ic murdtrers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
Murdered IN the Moods.

The body Of man, supposed to have been
murdered. was found In the woods near the Boston
road half way between Kingsbrdgo road and the bridge
over Bronx river Yesterday. He was nye feet three
Inches h2h. mad nark brown hair slight slnGy whHkers
and goatee ana was about entyeight years old the
police thlnk ne M.s Z peddler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

The surface OF tho lakes in the lower part OF
Central Park covered with slime. Swans and other
water fowl leave behind long black wakes they Nim
through the waters. The stones on tae margin are
coated with green. The Inhabitants OF the neighbDr
hood demand that the Park ommiss oners snould At.
tend 20 these pesiilence.0reeding ponds. T water
should drAwn Oh and the ponds thor ughy Clcansed
But thii Il not enough. There IL not enOug current
the ponds. Tn only email inlet for each pond
and nnIlnIa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
boss Grant Going West.

WASHINGTON, Sept. le.-All the members Of
the Cabinet are IN Washington, except Secretaries
fJSa End Robes0n Although the President will vacate
his Cottage ~ Long Branch this week he may before
retuTnlng " WILMINGTON, visit bis farm 81 Louis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

WASHINGTON, sept. l0.-rhe POstmaster-Gen-
eral declines TO give any information concerning the
removal OF Gen, Burt, Postmaster In Boston. II
cerained however from other sources that the ques
tiOn IL under consi0era ion anu that the Of
Gen. Burt 10 probable within the present week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
The Steamer Emery civ Burncd.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept ls.-The steamer
Emery CITY VAS burned to the waters edge this morn.
ing near King ton. The mail saved and her pas.
sengers wers unlnIured. a he freight anu boat aie
total loss The cabin caught Are from = stove in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

ROME, Sept. l9.-The Pope has appointed
CardiDal McCloskey a member Of the ConGreea-
tions on Index, Sacred Rites, and Bishops and
ReRulaIs
Another consistory is TO be held on the S3d
Inst, when twelve additional bishops Will be
Amounted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

COLUMBUS, o., Sept l9-The Hon. Carl Schurz
will make nine speeches In OHIO In this campaign In
favor n sound currency. Tie hrst will DC IN Clncln.
natl ON onday evening sept %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

wAsuINGToN, Sept. ls.-Ihe Board OF Naval
omccr-. consisting Of Rear Admrl Jeaa Rodgers,
Commodore Jones NJ. spotts anil Capt Paul shirley,
appointed hy the Secretary Of the Navy inquire
the circumstances attending the loss Of the United
states steamer SarAnac seymour Narrows the
Pacific coast, having competed the invcstigaton, re-
port to the Secretary tbgt further proceedings
neccssary. the loss OF the vessel being entirely sect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
"Around the World In Eighty Days"

The Theatrical managers OF this city are making
ierrlOe rumpus IN the courts about tlis celebrated
Drama, but the Publishers OF the New YORK FdniRv
oto'y IuDer settle the anar lis morning Dy Civ ng
an auAltaton IA their paper, The sale Of The FdmN
oeO'H ItADeT 10 immense on that account -Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
Four Men Killed by an Explo-iou.,

MAUCH CHUNK. Pa. Sept. l8.-Last night the
locomotive OF coal train on the Lehigh Valley Rs
road exploded at stoney Greek. John Kershler engt
neer, John Dupler, nrenisn and pchjaml Holman ana
a. w, kolh Drakemen, AL OF Fairvisw, we're Instantly
Killed. GEORGE Owens, brakeman Was IL! n!ured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

MEN JERSEY.

Light rain followed by partly cloudy and
slightly warmer weather, elstcrly to sOuthcry winds
ana failing barometer during the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

Theodore Tilton's counsel will answer Ready
for the plant II IiltOn Beecher Is called from
tue Cly Court calendar to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

the printed surface Of a single days edition
Of IHE SUN would more than cover the entire sky
square miles VI tue District Of Columbia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20

WAsuISGTON, Sept. lg.-The Signal Service
observers report three-masteu schooner In dis
tress ten miles of Squan Inlet. Sne Is anch 1red,
and dragging toward the snore The sails and
some spars ire gone, and the sea Is preAkin-
over the vessel she Is lumber l.Sen.
The three e-masted schooner Ma bel thomas. OF
New Haven, Is ashore two miles north of Long
Branch. he crew are all safe. The destina-
ton Of the vessel is not known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-20
VOL XLlII.-N0. II.
CLARA M0RRIS'S TORTURE.
fHE ACTREsS'S STORY OF THE AR
PLICITION or IHE MOAI.

rAs Ordeal to which Charles sumner sub
miucd The Timely Arrival ot DR.. For-
dvcc Barker Rest aud Generous Food
Required, and then the Terrible Moxa.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-25
THE NEW BULLETIN SATURDAY DECEMBER IS 1876

Soa aizA gaze Ben Gerson-4 Payne Kennedy Geo
: Aicus Scherck Autey..1 Jno Hardie &co-6
toks seed cotton to Renshaw, Cammack &co-15s
III H1.oon seed u o Cotton Seed Association 5
mead hogs Wilson e. Pagan 3 DO Inbau. Aycook a.
anu suhaI1es to order Total 53l bales cotton 154
SACKS KS 1 cotton seed sacks seed cotton
IhIbODAUA: Per steamer Era No 10 10 hhds
sugar 10 d q NJ Allen &co-12 bbls molasses to
LanauX-s0 do EW Rodd g. Som, do 10 hills mo-
lasses Jno Adams SEQ 4 do ! hbds smear 70 r M
9cottI'o 90 lo5 bbls molasses Richard Milliken 81
Io ~ mas sugar j GAY Geo 20 bbs molasses to
y n beTnard-7 do R Beltrsm-5s hhds sugar to
. DeigaIo &co-lf DO SO bbls mOlasses Conger g. Kel
% =: ~ mus sugar Bush Levert Is bbs molasses
= NiCauu-i52 sacks rough rice V Bernardo do
q u Williams i bales cotton to e NJ Scott %
SACKS seed cotton Benjamin IL bbIs sugar p La
nauA-and sundIies to order. Total bales cotton %
seed cotton 209 sacks rough rice POS hhds
3o5 bbls mOlasses
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Iberia-r5 hhds SUI
gar p bbls moasses to w G Coye &co--2 hhds sugar
~ Dds molasses Shepperd-60 do Catfraix & A gar
l3' bbs rice g W Terrell &co. 80 do A Socola--327
3 cks rough rice Jos David-66 do to THOMPSON Rice
Mlll-4i HaSpel- .l16 J Foerster-and sundrie to
order. Total, II hhds sugar ia bbs molasses 1863
bbls rice GLIB sacks rough rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer ] Frazer %
hhds sugar to DymOnd-20 do Byrnes & Barstow-
10 bbls oranges to j Dymond-and sundries TO order
Total 43 hhds sugar
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Quaker 65 bhls of
molasses 10 hhds sugar to Richard Miiken-and sun
dries to order
SHREVEPORT-Per steamer W J Behan-s0e
SACKS ollcake to AlUige-20 tons rags M Schwartz
eco and sundries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Rice Farmer
1a9 bbls rice to A S0cola. and sundries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Oriole-l5 bbls
molasses to Richard Mllliken-9 bales moss and sun
dries to order
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-25
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN (,
Saturday Morning. December %.
Cleared YesterAav.

Steamship Co-tes, Freeman for New York
\ Menlton
Steamship Chas W Lord Colt,n, for Havana
EAYorke
Norwegian bark Prudhoe Petersen for Antwerp
Bark Arazona. Conant. for Rouen-
Norton e. Bell
French bark Jacques Occur, Leroy for Havre-
Felix Larue
Schooner Mabel Staples, BurrilI for Philadelpha~
Master
Schooner Saml II Crawford Adams, for New York
Josehh Kelley
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-25
TOWING AND WRECKING 30. 7.
Harbor and Coast Job BOat-The
kes5s9k@sst sa Painter No. 2,

ksEs&ss1 Ha Painter No. 2,
Nj Iver ma ter
Hos :. ven No. 1 barges and is prepared TO do all
kinds of towing to either the Upper or Lower Coast
on the most reasonable terms Has every fac nty 1ol
the rapid handling of bricks cotton seea OF ma
cbinerv. will drop coal boats at any point is pro-
vidad With complete diving and wreckng apparatus
under the management of experienced men ana IL, Is
ready for service at moment nouee' fof Aui 'ne'
Information inquire on board or to ,,
NICHOLAS THEODORE Manager,
d23 70 ~ 81 Dei'" ''N''
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-25

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPIUO, TUxPAN, CAMPEACHY, PRoGR1-
So HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line Is COLE posed OF the steamships
City Of Mexico. Capt. W. b. Sherwood
civ az M srids .......Cspt. j. W. Reynolds
City of Havana. Capt 8. !. PHILIPPE
<nsx1fSHs. The steamship
kNMxE3 Citv of Merida.
J. w. Reynolds, commander,
will leave he- wharf FOOT Gallon Iss
District OF SUNDAY. January ,, 1876 at A. ID.
Passage 30 ara Cruz, $50 golu.
r, ALEXANURx q BONE,
No. SO Broadway, New York.
Eor freight or passage apply to
j. II. wlTHERsPOOS Agent,
No. 60 Carondeiet atreet.
The City Of Mexico will follow Sunday, January %,
1916 of ~