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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
q STATES.

- TATE OF Y VERMONT. tALFnu>IA DISTRICT -
- In fr"hat" Court held At the Probate office. in
81 Jnhnsbury. within and said district ON th,.
18th day of April. \. l. l-1J
Orman l.. Hooker guardian "i Sarah blanchard
"f lcacham i'll SAID district insane person.
makes application Ia said Court for lir.Iis, To-
sell the whole of the real ,Sta, nt his said ward
representing that the sale thereof for the purpnS,.
I'll putting the proceeds OF such sale at interest or
investing the same i'll stocks OF other real estate.
wnuld he beneficial I" said ward: Wh-rcIIpon il is
ordered by said Court. that said application IL, re-
ftrrtd I" session thereof Ia hr held the Probate.
Office in said -. .I"hnshuIy ON the LIST day of
May. y ID ISIS, for hearing and decision thereon:
and il is further ordered that all persons interest
said application and order thereon three week.
successfully i'll the talrd"nian. printed at st
bloomsbury. before said time of hearing. that they
may appear at said time and place and if they see.
cause. object thereto. BY the Court Attest
$50 HENRY FRENCH. Register
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
L A N Els I'M PR OWED
IMPERIAL
SUGAR BEET !

have continued Ia improve tins l.'''
was introduced To the public four l,..'-
year am able To- furnish seed II I'm l..t'- -..
I" any heretofore SEM out This Fat "
more than most varieties OF NlIng.ld H'
contains thrr" per cent mor,. ut ~u-.r
i"rt ever raised for feeding cows ct t"aH-'.
rom thirty Ia forty tons raised {" Of. "'
cost ni tiN' cents per bushtl. The ci' ,H''
winch they can be raised. the amount i .'.
nutritious food for cattle sheep and -v 90
TINS the most profitable root l." RAJ .
SEED furnished at one dollar pei p"Iu'
cypress ar mail, postage paid All nrd.'-
~ attended to HF\Eh ..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

With skilled ITOrhmen. and a careful
attention to business, ne beliere me can
supply the ~dnts Of all who desire mork
IN our line
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BALTIMORE, Jan 2s-Arrlved, bark Patsr tAuN Mich
saiiedSBarks Maria tBr, Belfast; Deseti Dubrovscki
ans GS5x r1 Hsmbnrs briHs Clara Idsms
Cardin Potomac (Bp Demerara; schr Commerce. Bar
Arrived steamers RqN,sgh Oliver. ohars't0n
cffX jam .chrM ssvsn
0saed-steamers Charleston. Berry. New York; Cal.
vsrS ESsy ss MaHge Jan bar. rrv.n.
tBr,. Penaed, Rio Janero Tor orders
% o% S
rom ao E s ssnsr Sa 'rs Es
MAR Francis OBJ. smith
Passed N9y. scotan a, from Bstl%ps:
ny 10 ,s
NEW oRIElNs, Jan 2o-Arrivsa. schr Mary Ellen
NoEFoLE Jan sa-Arrvsa: :Shss Electric S0rosrry.
Cleared-schrs John Ward. Shepard. Demara
An ampton Roads 10Th schr Hattie Howes Howsa
rST .H for Ssf
Dudley Galveston TOR Fall River; schr Ruth Baker,
S@mrnVed schr Henry seavey Lee Turks Isl
'n pokT Exists 'ss BARK oAw.
A PoRT dAMBLE Jan iArived, bark Milan, Wind
I1M LA Et9fifH Sssnsn.
Whiting Harding fr0videnee' and Norman N'1efs0n'
s4tS-Arrived steamers Pioneer. wakeey Wilmington
LkwH ESD Del Jan ssS,hs pilot boat Howard reports
LueIis from Richm ond for Philade Carmeta fol
DO. and Q willard. schr Samuel AcNenamy remaina
New York. -, ,o.,
RICHMOND, Jan 22-Cleared, bark Brazilejra ner,,
Jackena Rio Janetro: schrs j Weaver. GladoinaA
Havana; John Rose, howell Rio Janero. x...s.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan l6-Cleared, bark Martina
Rideout DAYTON. Port Townsend
saiied-Bark Clara r sut Sherburne, Astoria.
2Ith-Arrived ste amer Costa Rca from Panama ana
way ports; snip Yosemite, from BALTIMORE.
SAVANNAH, Jan 23-Arrivsd, schr James A Brown,
Collins. West Indies. 49,.
Put In Tor harbor. schr Emily Barte Smith, IRON
Fernandlna Tor EliZabethport.
CIeared-Schr Efne simmons Harrington Bath.
0Ith- ,vad me
New YORK. .
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A NOBLE CHARITY.

APPEAL FOR AID FOR WORTHY POOR IN THE
DOWNTOWN WARDS.
The Association OF Ladies OF Charity or St.
Peters parish, Tor the relief OF the sick and poor
whcl was organized some two weeks since at St.
Peters Hall, Barclay street, has been distributing
clothing medicines, lood, &C.. to the needy poor
Tor some time past, and has afforded liberal relief
to q great many poor In the lower part OF the
city. The association has so far been supported
by voluntary donations Of money made weekly by
the members, and by devoting several hours each
day TO the making OF garments. &C., Tor the poor.
Tue ladies' Aiding that they have great many
more calls IOr assistance than was eXpected-the
society having issued daily on an average, thirty
two pairs Of shoes, in addition to clothing and
the necessaries OF lIie since Its organization
take this opportunity OF appealing to tue puulic
Tor assistance. Any contribution OF dry goods,
SHOES, groceries, money, &C.. sent to the Rev. NJ
j. O'Farrell, No. 10 Barclay street, the Sisters OF
Charity, No. 16 Barclay street, and the following
named lady officers and members OF The society,
will be duly Observation-Disclosures. Henry Snyder,
President: Mrs. McNay, Vice President; Mrs. q.
Duny, Treasurer; MISS NJ. A. Baldwin, Secretary
Rehef Commlttee-Mrs. Judge Quinn. MISS Eliza
McNerny, Mrs. Coroner Flynn, Miss Madeline
Hawes Mrs. Saxer anu Miss Nellie Hyiand. Visit.
Ing Committee-Mmes. Burke, Wall. Burns, Nc.
Keen, Leery, Moore. Munroe. Kelly, Callahan,
Heming Holohan. Monohan. Brennan. Gallagher,
Turley, Fay, Smith, Mcguire and LOTUS, and
Misses saxer. Pilginton, O'Kesfe, Midday, McCor'
mick and aoiohan.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NoRwAY-cnAues IN roc sIoSArs At ruLsHux LioHr.
The foow wing will be the signals made during foggy
weather at the Fulehuk lighthouse, on the west sd" Of
Christiana hord.
Every inues strokes Of the bell IN quick success
sion followed oy strokes with intervals OIL ID seconds
after which there will be a pause OF minute.
swxDKs-rHr sorSp-PrLor svAriox or rur svISnApAREB
LIGHT vEssxL.
pilot station has been established on board the sym.
badArne lght vessel ana when there are any pilos
present the blue and white Gag will 10 hoisNd At the
peak.
There are present 30 Swedish pilots In the sound
FORTH sxA-sonLRswio MISUNDERSTANDING LIGHT OF
AhRuM sLASD.
The German government has given nouce tndt from
ian 1915. lignt will be exhibited rom lighthouse
recsny erected on the summit OF Anruin lsiand sehs
Wiz uolstcin,
The light will be aashlng white light showing nasn
OF stx seconds duration ~ seconds eevatea ~
foot above high wallet and in clear weather should 70
fns ISsaSGnS appsrSsa: w,u b AispvtA Of The
a0I osdAA
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
NJ See cable news.

RB- See caoie news
Sound totally lost in Neah Bay the 18TH inst,
during snow storm.
sHIr PEERLESS OF Halifax $50 tons built at Maitland,
Ms In 1873, has been sold TO parties In Liverpool OBJ
BARK MIDAS, Oliver, from New YORK Tor Portland.
Was IS days to the Equator In the Atlantic. crossed IN
lon 81 81 "; 70 days thence 50 deg s. and u
gales and crossed the Equator in the Pacic
oct q. Ion ioI deg W: had moderate weather
thence 10 Colunbia RIVER Bar where we arrived No;
vcinber 20, ana encountered heavy gales from all
points, eid 'of and on" until December l6, with con-
unucd heavy weather, in hopes OF getting IN saw no
possible chance and concluded to square away for San
wind then hauled to the southwark and blew so
heavy that we could make no progress Three
The provisions by this time had given out and We were
Obliged To breach the cargo; were also compelled TO
ward december - and arrived off San FRANCISCO on
the 18th inst On January ~ In lat &C. lon 10 W. spoke
the bark Jennie Pitts capt Blume, who kindly supplied
US with provisions
scnn LsocApIA from Portland for Boston. which got
ashore below Portsmouth, Nh came Of with loss OF
part Of keel and has discharged She will 60 on the
railway Tor repairs
Nswrogr Jan 23--The wreckers have moved the schr
Laura Messer ashore Block Island, about 10 feet
and are sangu.De OF success
The steamer E9lus belonging to the Newport and
Dy the last week, will able her trips
Tuesday The copper on her bottom has been covered
with plank sheing from her bows 70 her btge IN order
to protect IL against the ice.
sHtPBuLDfsG-At Moriches. Ii. Capt Ross has new
schooner ready for Launching, and Boss Wines build
Ing sloop yacht Tor Capt kavnor' to 10 called the
AT Islip |. Bsrto Bros building large boat for
hold, Tor the bay trade also yacht Tor Me.srs WI.
doughty Of New YORK. Of % feet water line II teet beam
ana spo liz ar IL nave on "aa the
soop oi q feet keel for Chas smith. Of Patchogue
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BARcxIoxA-Arrived. bark Frederika wihelminA
AUST. Tydeu Savannah; brigs Daria tSp Roses
Charleston: Marposa Fletcher. New Orleans; schr John
Kranz. Howes. do.
CIvITA NRccHIA-Saied, bark Daniel Draper utaO,
Bottone New YORK.
GxSoA-Arrived bark Don Justo Bennett Baltimore,
brig Teneriffe Tracy, New YORK.
Sailed, bark Ignazio dtab. Parlat. New York.
HAvRE. Jan 2-Arrived. steamer st Laurent tFr,
Reculoux. New York.
LONDON, Jan 23-Arrived, bark Netsola Rus), WikaD
der. Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 24-Arrived. ship Kenilworth (BD,
Bennett Pensacola Uhe report OF her arrival the Sd
was erroneous.
Sailed 22d schr Hartsiene, McNairn Philadelphia; ga.
bark Kong Carl (Nor). Causcn. do mot previously
MARsEILLEs-Saed, bark Romance tBr), Toye, New
YORK.
MELsoURSE-Arrved. ship Joseph Clark Pcrk, Gene
PALERxo-sailed, bark Due Fratei dtaD, for New Or.
leans; briggs Prudente Qtal) for do NJ Leighton, Wal
lace Boston; also the Stag, for Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 23-Arrived, bark Geo Jones (Br).
Porter. Darien.
Arrived 2ith II AN. steamer City Of Antwerp CBr.
LAYER New York for Liverpool tand proceeded).
ST VINCENT CvI-Towed in, bark Annie Kimball (Br,
from Antwerp for Philadelphia (see below.
zANrE Jan 2s-saied, steamer Macedonia Br), Laird.
New York.
Arrived at -, the "Towah. from United States tpos
sbly intended Tor the Redowa, Wallace, from Bruins
wick Co. via New York for Montevdeo).
LONDON, Jan A-Bark Leila tBr). Tae. from New York
tor AMER for before reportcd dragged her
chors and went the latter port Part Of the
cargo will be saved. 1.-THE Leila Is covered by nsu-
RANGES $600 both Europe and the United
Statesl
Bark Annie Klmball (Br). Davis, which sailed from
Antwerp Dec Is for Philadelphia, was picked up dere
lct at sea towed into st Vincent Cape Words hl
snis. She was making no water. The crew has moi
vet been heard OF
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EARLY WESLEYAN PREACHERS.

We nud the following In the Irish Evangelist IN
reference to the early Wesleyan ministers:-For
some years no stated provision Whatever was
made for the preacher. At later period the CIR
cults were directed TO pay. II they could, IS
quarterly Tor his clothes and books. Mather was
the nrst who received an allowance for his vile
1t amounted TO TOUR sailings week. AID addi-
tional allowance OF twenty shings O q uarter was
made or each child. When the preacher was at
home eighteen pence day was allowed tor his
board; abroad, he lived among the people. IL
was wonder that they should sometimes be
"orought to the last shilling" In sucn predlca-
ment IL Is related that samuel Brsdburn once
wrote to Mr.. wesley an account oil bis suferlngs.
and That Mr. Wesley sent the following lacohic re-
pIy, enclosing d ye pound notes :-"Dear sammy
Trust in the Lord TO 90 good; SO shalt thou dweu
IN the land, and verify tnou shalt oe fed.-iours
anectionately, John Wesley" Bradburn replied: =
are verend and Dear sir-f have often been struck
with the beauty OF the passage Of scripture quoted
In your letter; but must CONFESS tnat never saw
reverend and dear slr, your oGediens ana grats!ul
servant. 5: Bradourn:" v IN LIST J9aata ian
pointed to Inverness. Their journey 10 II
was adventurous aud dangerous their circuit
was arxe ana their allowance next 70 nothing,
Tor Crowther received only nity sniilngs ior the
whole years laoor. He wrote to wesleyan
man Is 1T for Inverness Circuit unless ns nesh be
brass his bones iron and MS hesrt harder tnan .
stoic's. II I were doing good snould 0e content,
on had them) TO sacrifice seven ives every
year; put 70 I'VE IN mi,ery snd 20 oe ,naso osu
quently desired MS landiady not to provide am:
tnlng for dinner, ADD little before noon dressed
himsel, ana walked out I'LL alter dinner. aud then
went nome 70 MS hungry room with cruel appe.
Tive, ana coniesses tnat he never Kept 30 many
last days either before or since Jonn Jane died
IN 1850 aud wesley thus notices his death IN MS
s,ocsiaas hat and wig are nof snouana satie,ens
70 answer ms iuperai expenses, " nlch amount 10
n Sd AZ sas =. Gao s " ,s
| 10 is6vo."
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Colon Tanner Aspinwai Jan &c ls with mdss
Steamer Hudson eager New Orleans Jan ~ and the
Steamer Gen Barnes, cheess!nan, savannah Jan II.
with mdse and passengers to W Garrison
and PASSENGERS 10 jas Hand
castle o. c
S Sssssl 1yD Morgan s muse 10 "'oo' As''.
teas g Ssssss Low Bros Passed 5h1sas% xilss
e G90 @ sn wind WINDS ami ro snm to SEC
moderate trades in the Indian Ocean; with
W lind ana ns the sS
n 5sds, % and SSr
sSfi ;SSsf sc
sr mi SSnanR KKeDe esr sOs Hamburg 81 days
Bark Tls Of and from Bermuda
Bark OIustee. Nckerson, Boston days. In bahast to
Brig Edwin Rowe Crocker, Para 20 days with rubber
ana iron 10 J. Weinberg.
b,g Alice Of Belize y Tru1il0 IT days.
VIII sss 7 a ssa Grand
ssarS Hs az y S:y: sns ss 81 wit"
Bay 0 9et 70 VIA HCssel say with Wool efdsr
crossed ssss "siTss
or lPn Is Sr from BOLIVIA
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND soUTE.
Steamer Gaucus, waldron, Boston for New York.
steamer City OF Filchburg Springer New Bedford for
New YORK. with mdse and PASSENGERS
steamer City Of Norwaik. Davis Norwalk for Nav
scnr Forsyth, Hobbie, Stamford tor new York,
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City Of Fitchburs Springer. New York for
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FoocHow. Dec tin port, ship Tsitsing tBr). for New
York.
TioNa KoYG. Dec l2-saed, ship Frederick Tudor.
In port Dec r. ship Malay Clonah from San tranSis'
Davis repg Hamilton Ross for Manila to load for New
YORK; bark Lizzie II, Babson, repR.
At Canton Dec H. ship Carolina (Br), Clyma, for New
York; barks Chinaman Ur). for do; Hans Gerh Ii
Moult for do; Alden Bcssc, Noyes for do
HALIFAX, Jan 2O-Sailcd, bark sandy Hook, Barstow'
Cuba. c,.,,
Boston. rr.,.,, 49,,
tor YorK Inverness Br for do La Glorte (Brs
Tor Lady Louisa tBr), Scott for do Aymax,
Slocun, unc.
~ john, NIB, Jan 2-Cleared. scnrs Eeokuk. Ksllsy.
Nayaguez; Rubina lBr) Secord Bermuda
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA, Jan. Is 1910
sugar-Demand active and prices have advanced
owing TO the rise In god and exchange, closing nominal
stock III warehouse at Havana And Matanzss, 7s,VW
boxes and q hLda Receipts Of the week. 2IJU boxes
and s7y hhd' Exported during the wesk i5ooo boxes
all the MID. TO the United States Moiasses quiet
and Or Museoyado " reals per- es, gold Bacon 90
risaa .agso cured 50 ~ =; per aain,a,, Lard IN
toes. sJA sly per boil Taow, SO rer auintaL Wax.
yellow, So SO per arrobe; white, a 81 Honey
sicoss nomihal: box Ssy1 reals nys.hesd Ys 8.
% 81, gold Hoops tat Fr5ghts nominal loading At
Havana for the United s.atcs per box OF sugar ";
gsr sI; a isa "a a,aJ Per Had q
S!n1 P0, on ne pcra ses g, ns ve aY S.sss,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SUNDAY CONCERT OF THE LEDERKRANz 30
Getty.

CIETY.
THIS well known vocal society, which occupies
the foremost position in the city in the numbers
and excellent training OF its chorus and the en-
terprse shown by the director, MIR. Agricola Paur,
in giying to the American pubic for the first time
all the great choral works OF the modern German
schools gave us second concert OF the present
season last evening. az their hail. on Fourth street.
The first selection the lovely overture OF
Mendessohn. "A Calm Sea and Prosperous Noy-
age" which was very daintily and expressively
handled by the orchestra. MIR. A. Sohst then sang
Sir Olai's noble baritone song from Gade's can
tata, "Erl Kings Daughter" and TO an enthusiast
nc encore he responded Win Gamoerps ps song
contralto, gave ballad by Mascnek and was
warmly received aud encored After an oboe
BY Messrs. Bersner Lieseeang sacneoen
and Wallott came the principal event
OF the evening. the first performance OF
Brahms new requiem Tor iull cnoiu anu ofGues
ira with lew solos interspersed. when were
undertaken anu delivered In true artstc styie oy
Miss Henne ana Mr.. Sohst Tolls Is not a requien ~
those not connected with the Cathonc Church.
The words selected from various psalms ana
are very happily chosen. The music Is extremely
massive character ana very trying on the voices
and instruments. The composer seems 10 nave
approached his subject with an the gravity o s'!e
and devotional reverence II demanded ana 10
have carefully avoided any tawdry uramaLlc enects
or aught savorIng OF the footlights There Is,
nous and consequently ineffective. Portions
OF It are worthy OF the grand Old choral
s WSoSs and Inv one st,pR overpoWens
In It's massive proportions. The chorus aid their
work in highly commendaOe style, showing excel
which tnev were subjected by the conductor. IL
would be well Tor the society to bring out such
WORK again this season III larger nail, ana under
more favorable circumstances IN regard 10
weather.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Howard Paul has joined the Lingards ar San
Francisco.
Gllmo,e's band have given numerous military
concerts through the provinces.
Miss Sophie Hebron Will shortly commence
second series OF piano recitals at Steinway Hail.
Miss Kellogg introduces her new English Opera
Company tonight at the Academy OF Music, In I'll
Trovatore."
Mr.. J. n. Pattison Is giving piano lectures and
recitas in the various cities In the northern part
OF the State.
Colonel Sim has engaged many OF the leading
variety Stars for his forthcoming season at the
Brooklyn Park Theatre.
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The tower. lu feet high u round and Of dark bfs~s
color
Position-Lat 81 50 N, lon sAsoE.

BALTIC sEA-coAsr PRussIA-rfxED LIGHT NxAR scHeL
The German We rnment has given notice thar from
the l5t OF jan 1873 a light will be exhibited from
lighthouse recently erected the summit OF hill,
near the village OF Schopiu.
The light W II oe hxed white light, elevated 24s feet
above the level OF the and IN clear weather should
be rom distance of 2lmles
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptrc or by lenses of
the first order
The is &c feet high about half mile from the
shore and nearly To- miles TO the eastward Of Stolpe'
mupde.
Position-G at 81 43 10 y. lon II IA 50 Z.
By CO mmand OF their Lordships.
FREDERICK EVANS. photographer
photographic Office, Admiralty London. Dec. 81 1915
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI, Jan "a. 1875.
schr Henry Seavey, with salt from Turks Island
for this port tor orders ashore Point Judith
last night oated of by the Narragansett Wrecking
Co and towed into this port this Pm by the revenue cut
ter saml De xter. She Is not leaking.
Arrived last night schr huth Baker, Pinkham with
cargo OF hard ne from Pensacola for Providence,
ports q rough passage, during which lost foresal.
Also arrived last night, bark florr Hubert Dudley,
from Galveston with cotton for Providence expere
very rough weather aud was 81 days the passage,
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WHALEMEN.

Sag Harbor once important whaling port, may
now be regarded out OF the business enrely. Capt
Babcock OF the brig Myra the last Harbors VIVA
ling feet home from Barbados that his vessel hat
bee condemned there. stripped and sold her.
oil having been shipped Boston the schr Brigader
doubtful whether the Myra could have reached
home in safety, as she was leaking badly.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captain, ara
informed that by teegrapnin, 10 the HERALD London
Bureau No 40 Fleet street the arrivals at AMI depart
from European ports and other ports abroad o.
American and Gil foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will be cablet this country
tree OF charge aud published.
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Miss Mary Steobings, residing on Twenty-second
street, while returning home from church yester-
day at noon, slipped on the ice the sidewalk IN
Ninth street, near Fifth avenue, fell, and broke
her lett ankle. She was kindly assisted into a
private residence. and a!ier medical aid was pro-
cured she was conveyed 10 her nome. Miss Ste0-
b,ngs Was 10 have been married on Tuesday.
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DIED..

Enthusiastically, at Elizabeth. \. j., on
Saturday, the 23d INST, OF acute bronchitis ETHEL.
infant daughter OF John and Belle CHILEAN, aged
IL months aud 10 days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the iuneral from the residence OF her
parents. Murray street, Elizabeth on Tuesday.
January 20, at twelve O'Clock. Trans leave foot
OF Liberty street at 10 80 and IL rs A. NJ.
(FOr other Deaths See Second Pdge.l
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In
the temperature during the past twenty-four
hours, IN comparison with the corresponding date
OF last ear, as recorded at Hudnurs Pharmacy
HERALD Building New York; ,a-,
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ACCIDENT TO A YOUNG LADY.

average temperature yesterday. &C
Average temperature Tor corresponding
date last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Western Chief (Br), from Singapore for Bostoa
Jan IS lat 81 ~ Ion Us 80. .
schr Harvest Home, bound n, Off Barnegat (by pilel
Mary T. Fish. No ~.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OGee.
amer. Sails Destination. O6ic

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
NONTHS OF January AND FEBRCARY.
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ALMANAC FOB NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
ARRIVALS

PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. "a, 1875.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-26
Mannigfaltises.
Sfe6en sic auf oert seffer2

Inter Der 3eeierung 2oufs Ybilipps
tpuroe in eiuem fransDiiIben Sbeater bic
WtarleiHaiIe bDm 95ublitum NIT ungelfiim
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