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TO the UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENSARY
GA Kearny Street.

Nv DR. GIBBONS DIS PENSARY
ga kearny Street.
SAL Francisco. Established l.. 1854, for the
treatment OF Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
As Gonorrhea, elect Structure, syphilis in .
its forms, Seminal Weakness, 1mpotency, etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands of persons. both mails
and female, are there who suffering out .
miserable existence from the effects OF secret
duIgences, or irrni -irus absorbed into the sys-
tenn Look at tnsir pAili3. e.nac;a:ed and dis
figured faces and their brOken-down constitu
TONS disc flying bt III for the happiness OF
marriage or the enjoymen. Of life In thi
horrid situstion thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents. guardisns.
friends attend to those " he arc suffering with
any Of these horrible, life-destroying msladies
see that they cared for and cured befoRe il
be too late. Send them Immediately to D0,
GIDEON, physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years. and who Is
certain to cure the most inveterste case. without
mercury any injuriousd drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence Of self
abuse: This solitary vice, or depravei sc1usi
indulgence. is prac;iced by the youth Of both
sexes to An almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerTing certainty. the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless eombsted by scienti-
&c medical measures, viz: Sallow counter
snce. dark spots under the eyes. pain i'll the
head ringing i'll the ears. noise like the rustling
Of leaves and rafting Of chariots, unessiness
about the loins weakness Of the limbs, confu-
SD vislon, blunted intellect. loss Of confidence
dididence in approaching strangers, dislike to
form new acquAintAnces, disposition to shun
society. loss of memory, hectic Pushes, pimples
and various eruptions about the faces, furred
tongue, fetid breath, coughs. consumption,
night sweats monomania aud freq uent insanity.
II relief be not obtained, should apply imms-
diateiy either in person or by letter, and hsye .
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease. which never fails Of ef-
fecting Q quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at . distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. GIBBOH,
stating case. symptoms, length Of time the dis
eese has continued. and have medicine prompt
~ forwarded. free from damage ard curiosity.
TO any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter. through the Pcstofhee OF
through Wells. Fargo Co: packs.- Of neii-
cine will be forwarded to any part Of tie Union.
Correspondents VIII + lease inform DR.. GibLon
that they read his advertisements in The APPEAL.
Address, DIR. j. +. GlBBON
je2Sly Box 1857. Ban Francisco.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Aa ppy Relief for Young Dgen from the
effects OF Errors and Abus. in early life. Man
hood restored Imp.dinents to Marriage
moved, New method Of treatment. New and
remark able remedies Books and circulars sent
flee. in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 4l9 N. Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
PAN INSTITUTION having = high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional skill.
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A. virgins City. Gold ain and Csrson Once
Through Tickets can b obtained to ssn Frsn
cieco, Ogden and intermediate points on the C..
r. Z. b.
ThroasA Tickets can b procured q ~ CON-
pany's once, Virginia and Carson, for all the
principal rastesn Otjss.
y. -. YE0UNoTOK,
Genssal 6srsriDsssdent.
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T. CCFFlN. c. n HARRIS
Harris & Coffin.
AttorneyS-s t.lavw,
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
w Courts.
Ofsce--In Rinckel's Building. Carson City.
Nevada. j01-0
SUM MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Second Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
vada. in and for the County Of Ormsby.-
GEORGE u. FRYER, plaintiff. ". B. PEN
DULA. defendant.
Action broug ht in the D istrict Court Of tie
Second Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada
in and for the County Of Ormsby. and the COM
plant filed in said County Of Ormsby. in the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to B.
PENDOLA. defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tilt in the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby. and to answer the complaint
filed therein 10 copy Of which accompanies this
sumnoLsl within ten days exclusive Of the day
Of service, after the service on you Of this
summous--if served within this county; or II
served out Of this county, but in this District.
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
dsys-or Judgment BY default will be taken
against you.
Tie esid action is brought 10 recover the sum
of five hundred and eleven dollars and twelve
cents, for balance of account for wines and liq-
uors sold by plaintiff to defendant
And you are hereby notified that il you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint a.
above required. the said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of five hun
dred and eleven and l2-lCc dollars. besides
costs.
Given under my hand and the seal
Tnr.I of the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
SOSvada. in and for the County Of Orms-
by. this seventeenth day Of May. in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sew.
enty-fve.
TT. EDWARDS, Clerk.
JAS. C. Dow, Attorney for Plaintiff.
OFFICE e. &c, e or THE .; o ssssIFr -.
hereby certify. that I received the within
summons on the 18th day Of Nay. A. D. 1875;
return that / have not found the defendant
within the County Of Ormsby. but from infor-
nation believe that he, the said defendant, he's
left the county and State.
Dated st Carson City. this 2lst day Of Nay.
1873.
my23lm 8. T. SWIFT. Sheriff.
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FREDoWT AuO Accommodation TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno st 7Ab .. n. an
sA5 m. viii leave Reno for Virginia City ct
7:3e .. M, II - p. N. and s p. m
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City DAILY It $50 .. m. 7.lS ..
m. $40 .. M. II M. 30 p. m. sas p. m.
$50 r. N. and tbs p. m.
Leaye Carson City DAILY Ut .. m. .. n
sI5 q. M, II M. las p. m. p. m. $50 p. n.
and 20 p. N.
The New York herald., 1875-09-21
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 20, 1875.
CLEARED.

Dakota (B Forsyth, Liverpool via Queenstown
williams 4 Guion.
steamer City Francisco, waddeIl, San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship 90.
Steamer Eleanora johnson. Pc-tland-J Ames
Ship Cornelius Grinnell Burland London-Grinnel, Min
turn K Go.
Ship British Queen Br), Masters, London-snow Bur
CESS
Ship Big Bonanza Stanley, San Francsco-Sutton Co.
Bark Embla (Nor), Larsen Rouen-C Tobias d Co.
Bark Oscar ii (Nor), Mchaelsen, neutrality-suspicious.,
BOckmann Co.
Bark sokrates (Nor), Aaroe soderteje-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Josefna Cswe) Berndtsen, Chrsania-Funch Edge
4 Co.
Rark Germania port, Peica, oporto-Haggemeyer
Brunn
Bark T X Weldon. Colson, Matanzas-Jas Ward Co
Bark G de Zaldo. Miller Matanzas-Waydel a Cos
Bark Brothers Sisters tBr, Aubrey, Savannah-P Ne
vius K Son.
Bark A Allen Farr, neutrality-suspicious. Pinck-
Brig Eigtl CNor) Nerland Tarragona-C Tobias Co.
Brig Emmanuele QtaD, Tucci, Gibraltar and Genoa
Funch Edge Co.
Brig Pandita CFD. Courtois, Montevdeo and Buenos
Ayres-IIowland& h AspnwalL
Brig Morning Light Din, Demerara-L W z Arm
strong
schr Azelda Laura, Jorgensen Jeremie-B Weinberg.
schr Hattie Haskell Hewitt Falmouth Ja or San Bias
Miller Houghton.
Schr Summervile (BD, Churchill, Liverpool, NS-W
Ross
Schr Wake johnson. Rchmond-Saght Petty
Schr Katie z Lunt. Lopaus, Boston-Jed Frye q Co.
Schr Alexandria, Faukinghan, Boston-D De Wolfe
Co.
schr Catharine Thomas, Barlow, Uncasve-H Jack
Son.
The New York herald., 1875-09-21
MURDER OR SUICIDE?
\ MAN FOUND BLEEDING IN SIXTH STREET
sTABLE-EIE ACCUEEs A CUSTOMER or AT
TPErpv~rl1c. no nSrrppurp rrrnr

\ MAN FOUED BLEEDING IN A SIXTH STREET
sTABLE-HE ACCUEEs A CUSTOMER OF Ar
TEMPTING TO MURDER HIM
Shortly alter two O'Clock yesterday afternoon Coroner
Keszer requested, by telegraph to repair at once
10 the Seventeenth precinct station house On arriving
there the Captain told him that man had been shot at
No IA Sixth street. and that the was 10 a con-
siderable degree, shrouded in mystery The Coroner
company with the Captain, went to the place above
mentoned and found there Thomas Ccrrigan bleeding
prorusey from pistoshot wound under and behind
she right II required but cursory glance con.
vince one that the injured man was very aauch
under the influence Of liquor He was quite
oonscious-that is, as conscious as q can
well be after having been intoxicated for twenty 4orr
hours. Mr. Corrigan kept a stable at the place where
the shooting done and when the Coroner entered
the wouneed found u one Of the stals his
knees, lear ing a small box covered with a news
paper, spgz which the blood was flowing from hts
wound BE stated that be had been shot
by mao with whom he had had
bn3ness TsssactlOn, and wbOce name he had forgot
ten He sad ghe man lived At Cold Spring aud had
bought horse OF him about week ago, and bad
come back, declaring that the horse as repre-
senteo and demanded his money. This be refused to
give hall 10 consequence OF which hght ensued and
getting ne worst u IT, the stranger drew revolver
and shot him. TIL wound 10 Corrgan's head s a very
serious ohc and tbe police surgeon Eays there is no
This rs tha case as afated by the wounded man who
nov Iies IN seVue Hospital II be has told the truth,
u ", no doubt case 81 murder; but, unfortunately
there can be little doust that the is one Of at
tempted suicide In the lrst place the flesh around
The wound is bIackened and badly burned by tho pox
der showing clearg that so pistol was held coso 10
the head at the time Of It's dscharge Again the pis-
ioi with which the shooting was done found lying
hesde the wounded man, and has been recorn izod
ns one seen in COrrigan's possession a few
days ago. Besides this John Corriran
nepbew of Thomas CorrIgan says th8t about ten min.
rtes before the shooting his uncle whO he says was
scry drunk sent him out 10 get bill changed He
was gone about ten minutes leaving his uDce entirely
alouS there being nobody about the stable At all and
on his return found him still alone, bnt wounded
above described In has opinion no ono could have
INTO the stable and out again without attracting
is notice he not out Of sight Of the stable az
OIL during hs absence and, being aware Of his uncles
inohrated condition, was looking out or any person
that might call
fToncr Kcssler took the iawsd mans snts-
The New York herald., 1875-09-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Sept 2ozAnived steamers Seminole Matthews,
ney Hsiet New York; brig Xicsta Small Phiadelpha;
seh5s Lord Mayo B Malone, Cape Hayien Allen Greene
ing, Harding Philadelphia
schrs James Ford, Gage, Alexandria Drury Hender
do St Clair Edwards Irelin do Bessie Norris Allen,
Bey NS York SSP AnSEcy
Crowell Georgstown PC Calvin Baker, Nckerson, do
Rallo Preydsnce S Johns MGpkns Hslle Boston
Richmond Va; brig George Latimer Norris. Ponce PR
sehrs Oliver SSeoheld, Dissosway New York; A Lyon,
Oak, Parker, Providence
Cleared-steamers William Lawrence, Howes Boston;
Rio; brig Georgia Fields Ponce PR schrs Marcia Lewis
saed.Bark Yamoyde1 brig Georgia .''
BRUNSWICK, Sept 2o-Clesred, S Baker, Cook Balti-
BRISTOL, Sept ls-Arived schr Harmonic, Rider Phil
Bass l M MHARBoR, Me, Sept 7-saled, schr wolman,
CHARLESTON, Sept 2o-saled steamer Equator,
S was teegsphed as sailed 18TH schr
on port Harry shepard from Brunswick Ga, for New
CALAIS Sept l5Cieared, schr Geo Shepard C1masted)
Rich, Penarth Roads
Chataeld Phiisdeiphia; RiverdaIe' fpom do ''"'
DIGHT0N Sept le.saiIed schr Belle Halliday, Walker
EAST GREENWICH, Sept is~ssiled, sc6r Cora, HAsey
FERNANnINA, Sept 13-Arriyed, brgs Gaselle Dickson
Cleared ih rs 1IEG ES Pot.s RassTs
In the Sound l4th brig Maehas Bartlett, FROM Maanzas
Rogers New York Mediator, Davis, and Isaac Borden
Baker doi Helen, Mar, Ward from Hoboken
GALVESTON, sept I9-Arrved, steamer Ithuriel tBr),
:. .lsth-saled, steamer Geo Clyde, Pennington New
York
.GEoRGETowN, SC. Sept e-sailed, schr vrae, Price,
New Yerk
Cleared 14th schr Hattie MEG Buck, Woodbury. Bati.
KEY WEST, Sept 1e-Arrived steamers State Of Texas
Bolger Galveston Tor New York Miscellany City Of
ashore.
KENNEBuNKPORT Sept ls-sailed ship Defiant new
OF Boston, lsft3O, Thompson. New York.
Richie Havre. ~
PAss-A-LourRE, Sept 2o-salod sehr Excelsior Arnet
EEwBERN NC Sept l2-Anlved, schr Adde Henry,
Burns, New fork-42 hours passage.
NOBFOLk sept ls-Cleared bark Prindcesse Alexandra
NFwBURYpQRT, Sept ls-Arrlyed, schr A Flora King,
NEWPORT, Sept Is, AM-Arrlved in tho night United
states steamer Fern Wright, supplying lighthouses. Also
schrs lda Annie Cook New York for Friendship John
Balch, Hannah from do for Boston land both sailed Sth)
sailed-schrs John Chaloo, Buell. Boston for New York
IA T Potter, Anderson Lynn for Philadelphia
fM,-Afrved, schrs Ontario, Burdick Port johnson !;
lanes Eugsh barker kondout; Hunter, Green, Dighton
sailed-schrs Maggie Ellen Idttejohn saco for New
York CARA simpson, keby Portsmouth for Baltimore
Emma l. G. Wnsor, Atwood Plymouth for do Abbie Pit
NOkWlCh, Sept 1S-Arrived schrs Maria FlcmminR
from Port johnson Fred Tyler do Success do Cornelius
Newburg' X Wlshburn, North River.
NEW lANEN, Sept lS-Arrived schrs Sarah Maria, New
York; valentine. Rose, Ezabethport.
nieared-Brg Morning Light Dnl New York .
Havana 20
lsth--Arrivcd, bark Ulrica Cswe) Locke Dundee. p
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2O-Arrived. steamer Nentipcdc
"Niah HSsoni LEONARD ALaiLsoa- dos brig AvrrAek
The New York herald., 1875-09-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sailed from
United States.

BoMAy Aug ItIn e port ship %agdals tBr, Jones from
Sept Arrived, bark Eliza Barss Drl. vesey
Griffin, Boston (and sailed 18th for Brunswick, Ga)
n ps Sept 'fe s s mIgna P & cqss from
Boston arrived 18th schr Bravo 3D. Meyers for Boston,
BRipGEwATEH, Ms, Sept 17-sailcd brig Teviot CBr,.
CEBu July 2eIn ship John oGaunt CBr,, Jenteys,
oAsprsas Sept ie1AffiSed josie Tiidrsd CHM,
Ss w5s ssi $ ss "c@ Geo S
Sailed ieth ship Pedro Piandol. tsp, Andrew New Or
leans , m,
Richardson, Baltimore; brig Arthur (Brl, Porto Rico
YORK 18th sprneSed Fish, Boston, bark Edward May
Weston, do; 18th, ship Archer Pike, do r
In port July 30 ship Great ADMIRAL Thompson Tor New
KosE Aug l5-Arved ship Lothair lBr Orchard, sbaug
MANMA, Aug Elm port, ship Hghander Wilco%e from
Moon Brand, for san Francisco. do
Simmons, Portand brig Ii Williams Coggns, Pasoa
NASSAU, Aug 2s-Arrived schr Lord Mayo BD Watts St
DSmingo for Boston tses aisssany n.r. os,.rdo
Pass sARoEANG. July is-In port, ship Brown, Green
PEhSE%nTeoS Aug arrived barls casoc, Penny Rio
i4th New York 18th George Booth Br Leaman, Car
diff 2oth, Hattie H OBJ, Gard. do; DIST, brgs Clara
Agnes (Br) Canton, Baltimore; 18th, Harrington (Br)
sailed Aug ii, bark Humidade PorD, do Nova New
York; 17th schr John Rose, Howell, Para,
PARA-Arrved prior Sept f. brig Edwin Rowe, Croker,
New York July Il schr Theresa, Quinn New York July "a
both sailed to return
In port schr John Rose Howell, from Pernambueo.
QUEBEc Sept 2o-Arrived, steamer Scandinavian (Br),
Dutton Liverpool
Rio JAYFrRo Aug o-Arrived Brig Eleanor Miller CBr)
HILL Rosario land sailed 22d for Barbados 2st, ships
Carous Magnus (Br Miles, Liverpool Oneida, Nicels,
land Reed Cardiff: 23d brigs Lizzie Zittlosen Wilkinson
Rio Grande oath, James Wiswel Glover. Buenos Ayres
Sailed Aug 81 bark Oxford ( Watson Southwest Pass;
schrs Riukan (Nor) Nielsen, Hampton Roads oath, Ina
(Nor), Tomelthy, New York
In port August 26 barks Wnifred BD Dill for New York
ldp Serene for Baltimore do; Lord Baltimore
r, Hurfcrd, and L Pendergast r Bates for Hampton
Roads, do brig Viola r for United States, do; schrs
Barker Snowman, for Hampton Roads, do Lugzo or for
New York, do; and Others
SHANGHAI. Aug Tin port ship Haze Wilkinson,
baks Jas Stone Haett for Nagasak TO load and return
yesta Percy from Keeung arrived 4h and others reported
later.
swArow, Aug 1o-In port, bark Adele, Lapham. for
Keeung.
SAN BIAS Aug 2oIn port, sehr Bayles Beers, from
Philadeiphia for Aspinwall
ST THOMAS Sept 13Sailed brig Catherine Br Houston
from Rio Janero, having reparedl Hampton Roads; schr
g Mcfarland. Mcfarland, Turks Islands.
ST JoHE NIB Sept 2o-Arrived bark Mary Gibson new
Quaco.
Arrived 18th, bark Ailsa CBr), Giran, iyr.
Cleared 18th, brig II Gillespie, Newry.
Sailed 2Oth. bark Martha Mcneil Lverpool brig Aber
ia, Hinckey, Falmouth.
VIcTORIA Sept 12-sailed bark Delaware Navigatos
Island
WINDSOR Ms Sept 14-Arrved schrs Ida May Eastport
Rosna, Jonesport Harry Fred, Machas (and all sailed
18th for new York;.
Sailed 18th schrs Martha (Br) New York; Chand-
Ter tBr). do; II MAILER. and Arctic. do
ED sch MapOp Ne York
The New York herald., 1875-09-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The sunken schr before reported ssE Of FauIkners
up and down the sound pilot Of the steamer Bristol
iH9Sl' light '"' "'''A 1'''' '' '''' '''A1' ''''H1
OFFICE OF LIcHrHOUSE ISsTEcIOn FogarT 1Drss5Rscr
Notice hereby given that hoa spot about so feet long
water the channel Delaware River
between Chester and Marcus Hook. It has marked
WHITE, Commander, UsN,
Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth district.
WEST 1spEs-cuADALouPE IsLAND-EsrABLIsHnENr OF HAR
Information received that after April s. 1875 the
following changes in harbor lights at PontaI1re, Quad
The white lights the buoys the Point
ae the starboard side OF the entrance replaced
q The red light buoy the oning would con-
in order 70 distinguish this buoy from the other two
At the edge of the breakers Cassan Island cylin
drical sheet buoy placed Of
the depth OF fsthos on he port side OF the entrance
Transatlantic Company place the following lights
the days arrival their steamers the 6th lOh 10Th and
l. white light on beacon placed the bank opposite
Fouilloe
A green light the buOys OF the steamers in
BY order Of the Bureau Of Navigation.
II WYMAN. Commodore, USN: Hydrographer.
HYDRoGRAPmc OFFICE, Washington DC, Sept g. 1875.
EAST COAST oP Misunderstanding GREEN LIGHT ON
OFFICE on IRrsn LIcnTs DUBLIN Sept =, 1875.
The Commissioners Of Irish Lights hereby give notice that
light minute at the height OF 80 feet above the level
Her Msjestys clad Vanguard and 5 miles the
ward of the Ksh Bank in 2S iathoms water with the follow
Eat q iestshP, s. Il 80 y, Ion do IS so W.
Codling Bank ightship, s "a, 7 $40 miles.
Bray Head, N IA " III 7-lo miles
The light viii be exhibited form sunset till sunrise until
The ghtshp three masts and will bo painted green,
with word "wrsck' in white letters on her sides
CauonVessels should not pass between this buoy and
'- By order, WILLIAM LEES. Secretary
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

BRrmEE Sept i7-saied barks Lydia lBr1 Cnnmers.
Omitted States; Henrietta Ger, Won Hagen, New York
BORDEAUX Sept ls-ATrived, brig Asxna dsr), Bernier,
Quebec
CARDIFF, Sept l9-Arrived ship Marion tBr Thompson,
Quebec.
CRooKuAvEN Sept I9-Arrved, bark Loyal Sam pr),
Gytenecrue, New York
CAEN France) Sept I7-sailed bark Eliza Prosper Pp
Davot United States.
DEAL, Sept 2o-Arved, ship Rosa Bonheur (Brl Bnker
Pensacola for Antwerp.
Arrived in the Channel 18TH ship Ocean Bride Gr Bur
rougbs, Quebec for London
DUBLIN, Sept ls-saied ship Hindostan CBD, wythe.
United States
GREKEocK, Sept 10 PM-Arrved steamer State of Geor
gia (Br), Cooper, New York for Glasgow
GLASGOW Sept 2o-Arived. schr Julia Brown, Nicker
son, New York
Sailed 18th bark Janet Forbes Br) Kane North America
GKSoA-Arrived, brig Zerlina (Br), Williams, New York
Arrived Sept 1s. ship Magdaena Ger, Henke, New York
GBRALrAR-Arrived, brig Juliet c Clark Shaw, Philade
phiA
HULL Sept 1o-sailed, bark Mathusalem Aus for New
York.
HELvoEr, Sept ls-saled ships Borneo shaw New York
Josephine (Nor), Smith. do
HAmRURc Sept I7-Sailed bark ChiarnA GtaD Garguilo
United States; Cort Adler CNor), Olsen, New York
LONDON Sept 2o-Auived, bark Agincourt (Br), Mine
Quebec
Cleared 18TH Arcadia (Br. Anderson, United States
Sailed from Gravescnd 2oth ship Cape Clear Br, Tup
man. San Francisco brig Sterling (r, Thompson Charles
ton.
LISBON Sept 12-Arrived. brig Martha Brady Br Bra
dy, New York.
LAnNK, Sept 49, l2 M-saed steamer State of Virginia
C3r, Noodle from Glasgow. New York.
NEuwE DEF, Sept 1s-Arved ship Tinten Nor, Olsen,
Quebec.
PENARrn Sept 2o-Arrived ship Henry Pelham CBr) Da-
kin, Quebec.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 9o-Anived ship Mervanjle Prsmjie
(Br), Bidwell San Francisco.
Also arrived Doth IL AM, steamer Britannia (Br, Thomp
SON. New York for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM. Sept 19-Sailed, steamer W Scholten
Dutch, JanEen. New York.
RIGA, Sept l5-Arriged schr Edward Waite, Loe, New
York mot arrived Sth).
SYDNEY Sept l9-Arrived steamer Mikado CBr), Moore
San Francisco.
srErIN Sept 1eSailed bark Mary Pratt Savin United
States
TExEI, Sept 1s-saied brig C Sweeney, White New
York
Sailed from - the Mary Stewart and Spectator, for
United States
The New York herald., 1875-09-21
THE AERIAL LADDER CALAMITY.

rfE INQUEST BEGUN EsTERDAY-DIAGRAM OF
PIECE OF THE LADDER, SHOWING HOW THE
BUILDERS TEMPTED FATE
Coroner Croker began inquest yesterday IN the
cases az william H. Nash Philip Maus and william
Uurhes the three fremen who were killed last Tuesday
nv the hreakuS Of the aerial ladder during an expert
men, With il al the junction OF Canal street and East
Rreadyay During the forenoon and before the inquest
bcrau. the HERALD reporter took occasion TO make
thorough examination Of the broken pieces Of the
ladder now in possession Of the Coroner.
Below will be found diagram showing the exact size
the main posts of the seventh sectonwhich about
seventy seven feet from the pavement at the time Of
the breaking and just twentyfour feet from the top
This stick like all the others, white pine and s
dimensions three by two inches with the corners
trimmed of shown The dotted lines running through
il show the holes that we're bored the larger for
the admittance OF the round and the smaller for
binding pin A careful measurement Of the stick
shows il to contain, when whole, 575 square inches
Of resisting surface at any given point out of
which has been bored for the round and pin
26O square inches, leaving but 315 square
inches OF solid wood The diagram shows where the
first break occurred that is about foot above the
bottom OF the seventh section There eight sec
tons each twelve feet length and these were on top
of a truck the height of which five feet from the
ground When it is understood that the three men
who their lives above the fra place shown by
the diagram some idea be formed OF the criminal
stupidity Of those who directed the build
ing of this instrument of death. Had
the ladder stood in a perpendicular position the
danger of breaking would have been greatly lessened
but standing IL did angle OF about 20 deg the
wonder is that its weight did not bring il to the
ground before the unfortunate had time to reach
the 1rst round IN making their ascent
n
The New York herald., 1875-09-21

nS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
the coor red red changing from one 10 the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans vessels upon seeing this signal will obge us by
pairing any marine they haye for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
pPersons desirous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing at New addressing such vessels
of HERALD news yacht pier No East River New York.
Letters received all parts of the world and promptly de-
Hvered Duplicates required.