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, 1875-11-08
GiniQe aute Griin0e :

1.-gine meme GrRnbams. sranolt@ sQras
uuo eeIihsrt burdb patent.
2.-Maht einen potIfo o menen 2ed'Srs4,
aleib auf 5eiben Seiten, an allen @rten bon Stoffss.
3.--9auft lei9t. ianft, serduIhlos unb raib-bsEe
combination BON Gisenitaften.
4.-Dauerbaft-lauft SaPre lans obns Rspa'
voturen.
5.-gerrt@tet allie Trten BON arbstt
nnb 8 W1bereien i'll siner unr5iisIihengBtslt,
6.-Sjt fir ben Irbeitsr iebr lsi9t 3u a n o.
baben. Die 9Gnge Der Stide fam rssulirt tpsrosn,
mdbreno bic MtoIG,iae i'm Ban8e 1T, mo oisIe fam
nit etnem Sapsn perieben perbsn, obne SaB bsritlbe
our@ 96der gu 9ebeu bat,
S-plane inia d, itnnreiH, elegant tnosm
oer Std obus ben Gebraub BON 9os gDbeel Oears,
Rotarp Cams uno 9sper Nrms formirt DirD. Dat ben
Mutomat Seeb, weltber etne 8let@-
mGBtge 9Gnse bes Sti@es bel tr9eno
elmer Gsi3minbistsit F4srt. Dat nnlsrsH
neuen 9breao GontrotIer. wel@er ei1t slet~'
| mGBiee 8eipe9une Der Neeble-9ar srlaubt nno stH<r
ertesunso es Sabens porben9t.
6.-&onItructipn d II 8 erF >rsfaltt9 uno psa'
enpet. SIT fabri3irt non ben Q ei@idteten uHs
rfabrenfen Irbeitern in Der bsriibmsH
\ Bennington &~rmorn, Snpn, ". D. ~bilaeelppss
| Office: $40 @beifnmt Gtrase. 9Nf1inaA-
, 1875-11-08
Mssnien' Derlauet fur bic
Seicbicbte Der Granger
: Seme9mnN,

Tarmerfrtee eeAen bic MonopDIe.
Dteiss gDt.i tntbdlt einsn ppltdnbfsen unb ~aatbsatt-
iSfn esrt3t Der &te Der dmeritanii6en 1armer ee.
cen bic 0rpreianssn ter @tienbabn- 0elsalb alien, nsbR
stntr @ei6t6te hss urlprnnsS unb 8prtf6risis tes Dr-
etns Der syatrpns 81 5ustanert.A Sebs oerfSuBiU.
wtan psnns no FUR prebe.QIemplsre. Bebinsunaen ".
an National %ubiiibins 60, Dbl. "a. labsiap
, 1875-11-08
SDatt's 2ebens'& aliam.
Gin meDi,intihes gEuuScr.

Wpeun1attsmus, Neuralgia, Slot in ibrent ihlimrneR
stadium, SerDteln. &Sniss. 8ranfbeit. @rpipslas, asr
Welhpur Ine bic ibltmmaen 5dae BON SIutfranfps-
murm &C. &c. wtrb ,luf's Seifimmtsae burp biefen 8Snte
aler Neiniaunssmittsl gebeilt. Derlelbe III aperuuss
span,ts Sabre ptnbar6 pom pabIitum erprSbt, sat
9nneerttauisnee pon 8daen sstetlt unb eurirt nsts,
penn mao Vcrltrift 8snpmmen. SIT elm ifGeres Deti.
naittsl Won Jtts!n tn alien ~bsilbaren adlen, curiri pic
faaltsn altsn Wei@wars, ielba' mo- Der 8np&tn loon an
8~eireNen III.
Spatfs eebens.BaIfam eurtrt. serrn q. q. ~sn.
maa, aragpesn I'm part.2beatsr ju Psopfisn, *. o.,
psm drpntiten NpeumatiSmus. naGbem cer1elbe psue
GEfpl9. won ben p0r;l8Ii1fttn Meraten &urppa's anb
| Imer,fa'e behaneelt ppreen mar.
Spat's &ebeus.N aliam eurirte 5erru q. o..
3plp. 0ednaafer No. III Waetlen Str, Don einem
| 9efapritbsn @eihwir, nadbem er ieds Wipnau TN
Srpaenas Spipttal mar une bort ais anteitbar srtIart
Spatt's Sebens.SalIam BETTE Ssrrn ;5aepb Nctb,
OfNce Wp. 242 Wrsnipid Str. ron eiuem ierofu.sisn
Ssl@mure, ppbet Die daulntB ibon bic auf ben Anp6en
leeruneen mar. PER- ". BAT wdbrenp Is Satren mad
5%elHttsnsr Seiians tsine WtersrbCluns Der aranissti
l srtabrsn.
Spatt's :.eebens. Baliam eu,irte 5srrn aDtutan
opriH8et, go. 1853 Srppme Str, rpafdnbig BON sHt-
| ,lnfetem NbsumaItemus 10 ernhltber Nrt, 6a6 beristbs
zen 1stt ess aranfen iG0n perpirrt bate. Den @e.
lannte frnnte mot ieine 3anb sum 8ppfe erbeben anp
par wdPrenb prstsr nicbate an's Bett asfehtlt.
3a baesn IN Der 5ahpt' Office, 246 SrauD Str, xxe
'et A~pethetern I'M Aleemsluen. au ST per 5laf1e. SsGs
| 5laihen S.. II
Ssatt's bsrabmts SstImttteI Gnb.
Spatt's uufetlbarer Qsbtns. Ballom Az $i.OO.
Spdtt's IA b.. brppelt itarfsr 2ebsns. BaIfop, au
Si.25. Spatt's Yalmpnte BALKAN, S6er Der Saw,np.
iu6tieen Nrtano, aa $500. S5patt'S Smts atnt.
nsnt, u~ntsblbar tr 4sipen unb TS6mersen isSer art
" 5o Gents. - 9patt's Snia, Sur fur Grfdluns
8optpeb. Snhuenda, &atarrp, gu rs Cts. =
gDsnn obtse arittel MID in eursr NpOtbefs pber an su,
rem ylass tu baten fnr, 70 penbs man fG btreti an bas
Central DspSs, 246 Ssansfr., M,g.
Dusene. f3m2u,ou
, 1875-11-08
(1nter ben staatsseiesen intOrpurirt>
Mdnner=& ranfbeitem.
" sPe3iele MlitteI fiir ipeiieae &ranfbeiten prdparirt.
9onDrar mdfte eeeen Mue, fret
.t-5, fir Nrme.


@atientet peroen erlubt, gtGberes iber ibren Su=
tano ein5uienoen, iporauf ibnen cine ebrlibe InfiAt
iiber ibre1 San, Die W6gtidteit Der beiluns, Die oa3i
nbtbi9e 3eit uno oamit oerbunoenen Soften lnitse=
tbeilt lperoen ipiro.
Gorreiponoenj itrens eebeitn uno i6neq beantportet.
SIN erlten 0epartemsnt iino &rantbeiten Der
Nieren, BlaIe uno bes Seugur9soermD9ens Spe=
5ialitdt. Oieie idlieBt Die gri9bti9e &~ranfbeit,
barnruRr, saameniamdde, unpermogen unb ale
&ranfbeiten pri0ater 9tatur elm.
SIM ~;tpeiten 1epartement iinb 2eber=, 9unsens,
&opfs ino Gebirnfranfbeiten Die Spe3ialitdten, aud
iperoet gteroeu= &ranfbeiten, Sispepla, &rebs, Hbeu-
rnatismus, Seropbeln, Gatarrb, grud). &ihdsratss
trimming uno anoere Berfuadiungen bebunoelt.
SIM eritten Oepartenent fperoet Mu8ens nnb
Sbrenfrantbeiten b~ebanoelt uno. ale Operationem BOTS
9erpfnnen.
gBir ,piiui6en namentlib elm 1ampbfet jebem
Wanne 3u ienben, Der nit Spnptomen bebaftet 1T.
Deldc pbpItfbes 4eiben b%efunoer, ODER Der nero6s,
ibpaf uao psrSfpeifelt lit unb pelder bic bette auss
tunft iiber Die &rantbeiten piinlbt, benen er am ,neis
ten ~ausseiebt II, in Solse BON llnflu9beit ooer CRIB
lidteit.
oDer Rubm eines iunsen ManneS TT feline
gtGrfe," 1S27oD
uno tper am beiten bieien Rubm gu ertperben ipeiB,
tann am beiten feline MGnnlidfeit bebaupten. goreiie
Glinton VI. n.g. Snffitut. I4s 6. 10. Ctr, N.W.
, 1875-11-08
6tiuatt unb Ereu1be.

Womans unb Grsdblunsen in sroB spo. Gor
mat elegant broftrt.
DrstS pro Hane 80 Gents. @ebuneen In &ein
pane ore BaMb IS 4enxs.
, 1875-11-08

RMA Mdnnsr unc Srauen mereen iest rtrs
OOV sauat fur uniere neueu Spiefeeeru,
Sileer. 0edbieice, S%etneniaoen une Sebreibpa.
pier. @eofe @innabmen nit gtdbvrbeit &c.
madbt. Wan fhretbe ipfcrt nm @irculare an .. Z.
@uernfep, publilter, Concord, q. y. 4gD4mA
, 1875-11-08

sss@fsI auf msbr ais 800 Der bsSsatsnosrsn etasts
In europa.
sIs.alas,ablunsen our@ bic W0ftdmter iptpis per
EsIesrapb mad allen pIabsn In Dsuti3lane,
psasrrsi&, bsr e@wsit. 6oaano, Sansmart, e2ps'
ben NIB ROripsstn, ben Gmpfdnsern trst ia's baaa
seIieftrt. gF4 .L5i.
Wresit.sriefe far sseifemst iur Ssnusuns In ansH
ar5seren StGottn Der alten aDeIt. ..
&infafGruns BON @rbfdbaften unb Tcrcerunses
isesr Art in alert plGsen Garopa's.
Deri&tFuns DON @ltsrn unb Na6eten nad
europa.
Bsr,Dnnns a%nscmmsnosr glitter In sas'p yorf. uni
aDsitsrbsforssruns ~bsrisIben mad benz SnIanSs.
eurpydifAes 0slb ansr 4ri ssiauft uns s~srfaaft
Saus In &sutidlanb:
kmautb, Nadoo 1 Rabne,
2AiY3is.
, 1875-11-08
81 F.

Wnpnfpt 20 elesante Del @bromos, auTae3osen,
NSSuleH Gr6Be 9x11, fir 81. Mouelties u. Gbromos
aner Nrt. National Ghrorno 60. 9hila, 90. 4gD12ol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPISwALr, Jan 5Sniled. steamer City Of Toxic Mau-
~ from New York; San francisco via Straits OF Ma.
AsNAroLis rs Jan 7--saied bark Evelyn (3r), Bati-
more brig Helen (kr). DemerGra.
CARDIFF, Jan G-Put back. steamer pembroke (BC,
Williams Tor New York See Miscellany.
CIRsFuEGos Jan CARVED, brig Daisy from Fall
CAspENAs Jan 5--Arrved, brig Harad Orr, from Ha-
In port Dec ST. brig David Owen, Chadbourne, for
north OF Haticras ljg: schr Lizzie Dewey DAVIS, Tor
south of Iiateras; and others unc. 49,.
DUBLIN, Jan 5-Arrived ship Cashmere, norton lnOs
bark W Cochranc, Givan, San francisco wa raj
mouth. -
DGnY Ms Jan PUT In ship w Corsalr (Brl, Lewis.
from st Jonn NIB for Liverpool tsec Miscellany.
HAVANA Jan 6-Arrived steamer Gusie Telfalr lu-
dianola; brig Il Messer, Hewett Cardiff.
sailed 9Th steamers Ci.y of Merida, Zimmerman New
York Junata Gu tharine from New Orcans) Philadel-
phia; Koln tGcr) ningk Qrom Rremen). New Orleans;
Mnrgarets for do; brig Deborah soue, Souie, Caba-
In port ID bark John Griffin. westberg. for New York.
nALrAx, Jan s-Arrived. schr Leading Star (BrN
Bermuda.
LIvERroor. IAN 2-sailed, State of Louisiana
(Br), Johnston. New Orleans direct
LoCKPoRr, Ms, Dec 29-Saed. schr Barbarian (Br,
Allen, West Indies.
MA1ANzAs, Dec 3)-Sailed, bark Sutherland Qr), Up
ham, Pascagoua not as tecgraphed). .
NASSAU MP, Dec 23-In port schr Mohawk, Miller,
from st Martins for North Carolina, In Distress
RIO JASEro. Dec 23-Arrved, bark Geo Doanc (Br).
sAcgS 5-Arrivea schr John Middleton, Jr. Town
~ John, NIB Jan 5-Ceared, schr Lizzie Wilson. for
!RNiDAD CUBA. Dec 27-Arrved, brig zerllna (srA'
WEsrPORr NJ, oct M-In port schr Marion HoweA
from Wellington just arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
SALTATORY OBESITY.

rERPsICHoRE CLAsPING HANDS WITH ADJ
POSTPAID WEATHER AGAINST AvoRDU-
po1s AMUsEMENT-How THE BALL AND TAM
MANY HALL AGREED LAST NIGHT.
The rain fell and the sidewalk resolved itself
into miniature lakes Of slush and melted snow,
and everything looked as uncomfortable and con-
Ioundedly disagfeeable as could possibly be i'm
agned, when Samuel G. McGrau. weight 300
pounos, age forty years, walked up the steps Of
Tamnany Hall aud salnted in military fashion his
successor Mr.. Thomas d. Winchester the present
President OF the Heavy Weights Association.
Tuis society must not be conlounded with the
Fat Mems Association, as large proportion OF
the members do not turn the scale ut 150 pounds.
General Ferrero, being consulted on the weather,
SAID that Old PROBABILITIES promised to let up on
the weather at the earliest opportunity, but could
not give any specific time tor the desired consume
ton. Then Mr.. Thomas ID. Winchester President.
an elderly gentleman VINO fails TO reach In avoir-
dupois even $50 pounds, summoned the various
ONCE aud solemny advised them OF the great i'm
portance oil the duties watch they were
called upon 70 ocans the Vent
about one hundred couples ready TO take part Ia
the soemniles and the two bands cf Wallace. the
conductors BENG ineal descendants OF the cee-
brateo hero OF Scotland, struck up grand march
aud q line OF promenades took possession OF the
moor. advancing from the ieit upper entrance, ana
after tue nrst NOES OF the social Quadrllle"
coming down TO right GENRE. Among those
present were Mr.. Winchester, president; Mr..
Gault, vice president; Mr.. Filed, treasurer, and
Mr.. Brewster, secretary OF the Association. There
were about two hundred other gentlemen VINO
had dared and braved the dangers and dis.
comforts oil the night In the cause or
aolposity. and yet there was lamentabe lack OF
the latter desirable quality on hand. We cannot
give those Daniel Lambert figures that are So H.
seperasly associated with the Fat Mans Associa-
ton. Heavy Weights" nowadays may more
correctly be placed TO the bank accounts OF tne
members Of a society tEan to their c0rpOrcal
magnitude. such was the case last night. Inc
horrible weather and probably The fears on the
part OF the ladies' OF climbing up two pairs OF
stairs In tae quondam home OF "bsa
Dckey,n had q depressing effect on the
lar sex. for ihey were not largely represented.
The ball reached lis meridian, If we may be al
lowed the expression, AZ midnight Among the
guests we're lew stray legislators nom Albany,
good men and true. VINO forsook, Tor the time
beng, the cares OF lawmaklng for the dance,
even n they had to wade through oceans OF siush
TO reach H. Notwithstanding tue unfortunate cir.
cumsances, In meteorological point OF view,
under whicn the DSll took place, there was deal
vi iun and real genuine enjoyment But swet
night and two pairs OF stairs are terrible draw.
backs to ball. the heavy weights evidently On.
joycd themselves 10 their fullest beat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
TOBACCO CONFEDERATION.

LOSS ESTIMATED AT QUARTER OF MILLION
BALTIMORE, Jan. Z, 1875.
State tobacco warehouses Nos. and 2, large
Lrick structures, situated on the Long Dock and
extending back TO ODonnells wharf, took fire
shortly after eight O'Clock tonight, and, after
burning nercely over two hours. both buildings,
with their contents, we're completely destroyed.
1t is said that 200 hogsheads OF tobacco were
stored In the warehouses, the loss on which
Is estimated at $3.50, 900. The loss on the
bulldogs is $40, 600. the tobacco was prln-
clpaly rom Maryland and ONO. 1t Is impossible
TO ascertain Tonight the names OF the owners or
the tooacco on the amounts OF insurance. j. K
Hunt is SAID TO have had $40 hogsheads OF tobacco
stored, tue loss on which Is $50, coo; insurance
$4,000. AT eleven O'Clock the fire was com pletely
under control having been confined to the Two
warehouses mentioned. Tue shipping adjoining
was hauled OF ana suffered no loss A large cot
ton warehouse adjoining took fire on the roo, out
the names we're soon extinguished, having done
little damage. The harbor and business portion
oil the cIy were brilliantly lighted up by the relec
zion OF the nre, and thousands Of persons hurried
from every part OF the city to witness the scene.
Later reports state that the warehouses were In
sured for $4,000 eacn. in city and other COM
panies. including the Commercial Union, OF Lon
don; Royal, OF Liverpool; Gtna. OF Hartford, and
Howard, OF Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
DEATH OF AN EMINENT FRENCH
BANKER.

A cable telegram from Paris, under date Of yes
terday. the 7th inst reports the death OF N. Emile
Perelre, the well known French banker. NJ. Emile
Pereire was sevenry-four years OF age. He was
born the 81 Of December. In the year 1900, OF o
Jewish family OF Portuguese extraction. and was
grandson OF the phiioogIst, Jacob Rodriguez
Pereire. lie was Saint Siminian from 1929 til,
1884. and wrote for the Paris national and Globe
IN conjunction with NJ. Armand Cassel. In con.
Junction with his brother Isaac he became con.
tractor for the building OF the st: German Rail-
way, having the Rothscnilds with other great
capitalists for his guarantee. This transac-
ton was the origin OF his reputation
and fortune. The same partnership undertook
the construction Of the Great Northern Railway OF
France. In the year 1852 they established the
famous financial undertaSing, the socete
Of co. COO oof.. an institution which has exercised
q most important effect European industry.
He. was Intimately connected with the artistic
and Official circles OF French society NJ. Pereire
was decorated with the cross OF the Legion Of
Honor In 1887, and was subsequently created an
officer OF that order. He was elected, as the gov
eminent candidate, to the Corps Leglslarl in the
year 1868, but declined to renew his candidature
in 1862 During the past three or four years be
has enjoyed the ease which was rendered neces.
sary by his declining years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALrxASDRrA-Arrivcd, brig weylandt GtaD. Munella
New York.
BRISTOL Jan 7-Arrived. brig Lydia cardell OBJ, Tadl
Baltimore.
BRExEanAvry. Jan 5--saied. bark Wieland Cor, vo.
gelsang. United states
CALCUTTA Jan 0-Arrived, ship Winona, Bray, Boston
GLOUCESTER, GArriveo, bark Va'kyrlen (Norh AM
dreascn, Tappah mock.
HULL, Jan 7-Arrved. BARK Eclip,ic RuS, Johannsan
New York.
HAvRE, Jan 5-Arrived. bark Alamo Ger, Bruderhau.
SCI, Savannah; scnr kiei GER, Rx, Galveston.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 7-sailei, ships Missouri OBJ, Cook
Mobile; Lady DuGerin Dr. Evans. Tybee mot sailed
ljD; barks La Plata (Br), Mathcws, Charleston; Lea
(Aus), smerchmch, New York.
Sailed 9TH steamers Lie Brigade Br Gray, New Or.
leans; San Jacinto (r), Kicker. Galveston; ship
Gichrist Emerson, United states Dirks Solomon Fer.
guson, New York; Alpha tSor), Maroni bai'imore tn
steamer Pennsylvania, Harris, Philadelphia
Arrived 9th, ships Fores (3r), Armstrong saNannahi
Republic (Dr), Moslcr, 60; BARK Obiuha tspi. Etcho.
verria, New 0rleansi III, ships Clara kiilam OBI,
sproul Galveston; Success, sherman, New Orleans;
bark Augustine sp Arriza, Charieston' brig Ara tNor).
Tobiassen, WILMINGTON, ~.
LoaDoS Jan 7-Arrived, ship Enoch Train, Fullerton
New York
MoviLLs, Jan 7--Arlvod steamer TfinaesM 'BH'
Untchinson, Kew YORK Tor glasgow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
POSTSCR PIT
FRIDAY, JAN. 8-3 a. III
CUBA.


THE SPANISH ARMY RENFoRcED-THE INsuR-
REcTIoN TO BE ''cEUsuED" OUT.
HAVANA, Jan. 7, 1875.
Four hundred soldiers arrived to-day from
Spain.
THE RESURRECTION TO DE CRUSHED.
The Colonial Minister at Madrid, in a Geographic
despatch to Captain General Concha says he
hopes TO be enabled to despatch reinforcements in
numbers sufficient to crush all the hopes OF the
insurgents, and announces that 1000 men will sail
Hom Cadlz on the 10th inst.
GOLD GOING DOWN.
The Spaniards 1eel more secure ana gold mas
declined rapidly.
SPANISH SAILORS RAMPANT.
The navy Is determined to sink GDy nllbustering
craft which they may meet in Spanish waters, aud
not AFFORD another opportunity for Virgiplus
middle. The Cuoan sympatnizerS say that the
navy would not be very particular about measur-
ing the distance and sink the ships, even on the
high
REPUBLICAN HOPE IN THE DEMOCRACY IN SPAIN.
the Spanish republicans IN Cuba think that
Alfonso will not last long. and that the republican
element OF Spain Will arm against the Alionslsts,
and In case they don't lnd themselves strong
enough unite with the Carllsts. drive the Alfonso
party out OF power and then again separate from
the Carsts and dispute the power with them as
until now.
The Allonsists here ridicule this IDEA, but 1t
comes from very good sources.
THE COLONIAL EXECUTIVE
1t Ia presumed tnaL COncha Will be recalled ana
that Valmase1a will come back to Cuba as Captain
General, he being o strong AlfOnsist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08

MARsxrLLEs, Jan 5-Arrved. barks Tomarls rr). Al
land. New York; American Eagle, Kendrick, Richmond.
Va
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 6-Arrved, ship Poonah (3r), HUI.
man, San Francisco bark Souvenir Br). Davies, Pha-
delpha.
Arrived at t. Jan 7. Mint Hunter, from United
States.
Sailed from - prior to Jan Z Panther, for Uniled
States.
LoNDog, Jan 7-1he steamer Arian passed steamer Alb
botsord (Br) Lamotte under sail putting back of
Queenstown The A is from Antwerp tor New York via
London. where she put In and repaired after her COLI
sion with steamer Indus.
Bark Keystone, Matthews from New York for Belfast,
Ireland. abandoned ut sea Jan in sinking cond
ton. Crew rescued by ship Enoce Train, from New
York, ana brought here today. 1.-The was 50S tons
register built Pembroke Ne. In 1857 and halod
from Boston. Her cargo consisted OF 2zlco bushels Of
Nhe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08

Steamer Herman Livingston Mallory. ssvannah-w
Garrison. -
Steamer Richmond, Read, Norfolk City Point and
hchmond-Od Dominion steamship Co
Steamer Eleanora, johnson, Portiand--J Amcs
Steamer Neptune Berry, Bosfon-H i Dimock
ship Alex Marshall, Gardner, IAverpooi-Ch MARSHALL
4 Co.
Bark Andromeda (swea Landberg, Adelaide-R W
Cameron x Co.
Bark Sole Utah. vervena Giasrow-Funch. Edge
Co.
Bark Diana tNor,, Roth, Queenstown or Falmouth for
orders-Tetens 4 Bockmann.
BARK Amelia, Burgess, Antwerp ATKINS 70;
Bark American Lloyds, PARKS, navana-Jas ward
Co.
Brig Ringleader (Br), AMMAN, Pernambuco-Geo
Buley.
Brig Cheviot (Br). Nelson. st John, AE-Heney Par
kcr
Schr II Sweet (3r), Dunn, Cadiz-D De Wolf co.
schr NJ j Lawrence, Haley st Jago de CUBA De hi-
vera.
schr l. A Van Brunt, Tooker, Galveston-C Mallory
4 co.
sch- Forest Home. Kent, MOBILIZE Hurlbut Son.
SchrS Goodwin Williams Observation-Disclosures Man
curing Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

~ See cable news
Purser Crchton. of steamer State Of Nevada. from
Glasgow, will please accept our thanks for favora
We are indebted to purser Of the steamship Cuba,
from Havana, for fsvors
STEAMER INDIANA which arrived at Philadelphia 9th
@ S% ns very
STEAMER GEo W CLYDE from New York for Galveston,
order, has gone to Norfolk for repairs IL
STEAMER TnErIs. which was lowed into Dutch Island
passage disabled had her SHAFT broken.
new shaft put lilo her.
snIsW ConsAIn OF, Lewis, from st John NIB, Jan
p % d
was ashore 2sh ult on Nantpcket Shoals but came OF.
eastward st GEORGES Bank me vessel
injury.
ssns has sehr John stout aTvSa
Of her cargo potatoes and rigging.
sOMn Oily. a ,O of Lewes Del went ashore on
s ae 81 s s % @ at eGe md wa
Orland. Nc. in 1860 and is insured.
at Nassau in distress oonnd North Carolina.
scHR EVERETT, from Navassa for Boothbav before
reported has arrived at Norfolk he leaking badly
decks swept during tho heavy gales that she encoun
tered.
scHR JAHErrE HInnARD. ashore ON Mcagher's Beach
before reported halls from Parrsbcro but s owned
Aaliiax and is not Insured. The cargo freight
R parties IN on Mas las M Sa es r.
Heliiax.l
sTEAMTuc spEEDwEIL before reported missing had on
board thirty persons aud engaged In some
ment work connected with torpedo manufacturing: AZ
she has not arrived at Newport where she bound, It
isfeared she has been lost with all hands
CARDIFF, Jan 6-steamer Pembroke tBr), williams,
which saed from this port Dec ID tor New York. has
turned with loss Of propeller.
pEsssooL4, Jan ezsmaek Isabella Of Newark, which
damage, and has arrived here
GHIPEurLpING-The Baltimore Steam Packet Co have
contracted with Messrs VIM skinner sons of Balti-
for the between that city and Norfolk. She
So feet beam and IS feet depth Of hold. She to
all the modern improvements
LAuxoHED-At Portsmouth. Nh. Jan 5. ship Chocorua,
before noticed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
A MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.

On the night or the 9Th inst,, Mrs. Jacob
Schmit, res ding at No. Al Attorney street. re.
turned home, having been out Tor some hours,
aud found her husband. Jacob Schmit, q butcher,
aged ortyseven years. lying on the oed, MS throat
severely cut, end the moor beside him small
black handled pocket knife, covered with
blood physician was promptly summoned.
who dressed the mans wound ana ordered Ills re-.
inoval TO Bellevue hospital. Schmit fingered at
the nos pta un I'll shortly after three O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon wnen he died. lie had been out OF
enjoyment Tor some time. ana. IL ID presumed,
that ia ut OF melancholy, occasi0n6d " pecu.
Macy troubles, he attempted his lie. Toe DOuy
was removed 70 the dsaushousS and tAe Coroner
notified