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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

aepSbnli&. Grsibsit, 70 wdre IS balp
UNI bic Greibeit Der &ssisruns une Nas
Notwithstanding sei&eben, wie bic
@sl6idte iecer &soOlutiUn se;siet bat
oue wurcer BON ben Yorilsrn eemo6t'
2peitens Der p,dipent Der &es
publif pirb nod mebrere Sabre reeies
rem. St 1T Der elsi&e Splpat, Der i'm
Grabiabr 1871 Die pariier gOmmunar'
Cen 3epcluticn nieeerl6lua. 1T etn@ee>
rer Der rabicalsn &spublitarer, bat bic
Mrmse fir f& uno nidt bic esrinstte
Nsisuns. ft6 benz GinFuHe @ambstta's
unb anrerer pbraleneewaltieen ulltsrs
suprbueu Deer fi9 pom ibnen ron lett1em
ppfsn p~erhrdnssn su lai1sn. 90 lan9s
ober WocW abOn fd bebauptst, tptrc
bic 8epublif ou6 feline rapteale. 70
bat oQsu Nn1&ein, BOP CT fur Trants
reid Der Mann prs SGidlals TIT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

WilbeIn1, Der Sebn bes 0rafen
9~anaarstp, batte it6, nie bereits Obsn
ersdbh it, bur6 feline Ialsnte une feline
Gbarafterfefistsit siele Gsinee une
Retper 3~ueescsen. N~lIentba!ben iudte
man i'm an;uidwdr3en unp tbn In
unansenebme 8erwidsluneent binsip3u>
brineen.
90 eridien zines Cages cine ruff
l6s Grseutionsbeb5rpe unb foroerte
Ditbelm auf fe BET elmer Dcrsuneb.
menpen 5ausluGune su beeletteu.
Der Grune pieler aufauencen Gbat>
fade mar fclaenoer.
Gin Gsifli6er fanb I'm 0srba6t,
14 in eefdbrIiGe ppIitii6e umtrtsbe
! einssIu6sn III baben, Vun erforrerte
IS ras rulllde 0eirB oae bet per
6ausIu6uns, Die BET eineal loldbsr' Sss
l1uloieten ftattinosn mnbte, Gin anoes
rer GeifliGsr oils 3su8e 3uBseerl let
Dp6 ciele an f6 suar Bulge abe
nt6tseefopeniser leere Ubrmli9tei
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
U.fuiIlft0n n.
&lass uas Croft.

Go If etn Eraum, ben aue Msni&sn trau'
men,
llnb etne Cuff, bic ieSes 5ers empfanb !;
Der 5cfnans 9lItbsn Saftsu BON ben BGu.
men,
Gin reiner 5immel rElbt l& iiber's 2anb.
Do9 il's etn Irauru, CT firbt In feinen Sci.
men,
Dem &aien slet& IN bsibem Wifenianb.
8snnf bu ben Graura unb ttne Selisteiten
Sc 1no Der Sussnb wonneSOle 3sitsn.
SaF bu bes Wolers tIbuen dlus seieben2
Sob iter ale geree braust CT BIN.
llnS bSrtef bu Der eide fOl3es @eben2
gu isnen " uItsn fies tbr fril&es Grar.
Der MbIer iant berab BON ietnen oSben,
Die eide brad, bic unasrfUrbar f@ien;
60 fiebt bic 3eit, unb tbre 9litben fallen,
unb trauris peltt bas 9eben Dor uns MQen.
Trtnf immerbin aus tbrer sclb'nen @Gale
Den 3aubertraat, ben bir bic SuSenb ret1t
ErGum' tmmerbin ben 1raurn Der Sbsals
8is bid bic talte Wtrtlt&tett bel<t@t.
8alb Drdnst bic Gorge bid BON, 6reubenmabls,
Son berben 9eiben rirb bet. Nuse feu9t-
rnb niGts bIieb Dir BON iensr fGSnen Sussns
AIs bic grinnruns nur unb betne Gussnb.
gfie perb' ids fnten, ute es warrt unt-
faTen,
Das Steal, benz metne SebnluGt ruff,
Die Grbe iGstnt bas Simmlti@e su bafen,
9ie Iiebt bic Blume nur rnb uiGt ben Duff.
Die Menfasn tperbeu leben unb srbla6sn, sea.
@te efen Staub unb fntsn III bic @taft-
Tann baben fe gslsbet unb senUftn
llnb tire Gresnrs 9nuns 1T gef@lo0.u.
@c laB uns benn ben Bid een 9imneI
ri1ten,
WO's, pie In uns, 70 abnunssrei1 ersllbt!
bort Eber'n Gternen pirb bic Na@t f9 lid
ten,
0snn unire 9ebensblume abeeblIbt.
Tprtbin mirp eina aud beine 9eele Fa9ten,
Dcrt, TOO Der 9isbe 2Gmp6en ME sersIibt!
Denn Gptt, Der bieie f&Dne Melt sesrinbet
5a.'s ni9t umionlt ssrbsisenb o~nse3inbet
s. g. Nettbarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
2ebems S6tHiale
elmer
}Qmilit
Gine Gr5dblnm8.
(5crtiesune.)

Dec 9aters etn3tser ErOit bIieb ba>
Der feline lodter, pie in Gem Nlter, NO.
rim iie canals itano, wte etne aufcldz
bence GOlentnOspe, bic ean;e Glae unb
Drebt ibrer Sb6nbeit e%ntfaltste. Ste
par Doufdnpts eas gbenbilp tbrer frib
bstmaesanoenen Wutter, unp oft rubte
Ger 8!id pss 0tafen nit Wobl9efauen
an BEN 3lssn Seonorens, ole ibm pte
3lee ieiner Satin aufs eebbaftsfte inS
@erddtnib surlfrisfen. sic ibte Ell
nsn unpieer1tebltden Nsis auf Aue
aus, pie NIT ibr in BetIbrune famen.
lno msbr nod ais tbre S95nbeit ses
mann tbr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gbarafz
ter ibr ale 6erssn. 6auptid1lib mar
le i1ets sdrtli0 uno lisbepou bemubt,
ibrem 0ater 3srf,euuns 3u bieten, unD
cen aiQsn @ram. Der an ieiner Seele
naete, su oerldeu9en. Das tbat lsis
mem wunoen 6.r3en 70 rpobl, tob oft
1brdnen in letnen Nussn biinften,
menn ct jene S~emibuusen espnore,s
bsmerfte, uno mandmal flblte CT fb
lsIts In Der siebe, rte feline Godtsr
Tim in 70 iiberreidem Maee su She'll
rperpen lief. Nber ean,1 trat balp bic
Grianeruns lebbafter pen1 lie Dor feline
G5eele. Sbre Sta9eln perrpunpetsn
lstn 6srS unb lisbsn i'm eer5bnlid
fem zoos nod tauienpmal fdredli9e,
erlGstneu, aIs es In Wtrtli1fett mar
Sir Sage uno Mo6en psrfisl ct banr
oft pieoer In leire ftue, tiefe 1rauriss
felt, aus Der ielbf 9eOnore Jpn oar nibI
aufrihten fo:nte, 70 pob fdlisbltd aud
fe ielbif gang betrabt uno nteperssldla:
gen trurce.
90 oerlebten betbe, TN Ganse, &c.
npmmen, traurise Sage, in bic nul
pan1 une mann Elm mil0sr Sonnens
t trabl Der gtbeiterune feel.
! Mtlbslm bate oas 9ewdnidte Bic
errstdt. IalentYoa, ME ct rrar, ftiel
er innerbalb weniesr Monate Dol
Stufe su Stufe empor, uap purpe tag
, tdgli6 nit neuer Gbyen unp Nusseih
nunesn bepodt. Nber melt e~ntfsrnt
ras oiele Gbren i'm aufbldbtsn, fanD c
E oielmsbr feline ein;ise GreuDe, lein b66
: fss 8eranisen partn, Das er In Stiu
: uno 8si6sipsnbsit Die pRi9tsn, 81
, ibm %Cblaeen, erflate. Nter sleihsei
n tis mar ibm aud pie grbtusenp feline
5aulss, cine unerialttsrli9e @baral
8 terfefisseit, eisen. Rein 0aartreii mic
CT ron Dem ab, mas er etnmal als red
,s erfannt bate. S9meidrlet mar ibI
. Elm unbefanntsr Same. lnsridrcde
ts unS mutbis i6eut er f6 ni6t ielt
lr oenea sasenlber, pom oenetl ct nuBt
'r oaB fe tbm fdacen fOnnten, feline a
t, re1t s%rfannten @runridge uno Ms
u auriss,, su rertbsiDisen. So, ct nab
leur9aus ntdt @nfanc. suwsilen ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01

In view Of her nrmness she win not permit her
nuspand 10 testify when her back Is turned.
Another witness who has been In court several
1ays waiting 10 pass up when summoned Is Frank
carpenter. the artist. All kinds Of improbable and
irrelevant people appear TO Mt into the drama.
carpenter 10 now painting figure or MIR. Lincoln
Tor the New York State House. He also painted
rom personal STUDY the Emancipation Act. the
slsning OF The resolve He therefore links a thou
sand natural circumstances with the great nation
~ scandal. As Mr.. Beecher was one OF the To-
inentefs OF emancipation Mr.. Carpenter was the
thinner OF the act. The great colored constituency
must therefore he nonplussed to know where these
preferences belong. The artist of their liberty Is
Win Triton as AN adherent while one OF The great
agtasors Tor freedom Is a defendant In the case.
man NAV well feel mixed up while Studying a
cause ceieO'e OF the amplitude and associations OF
the case OF luton against Beecher.
IL seems to'have been an actual fact that bet
ting pools were sold last week upon the verdict OF
TINS Jury a class Of gamesters higher than pool
buyers are equally consumed at present with THIS
questIon:-"SuppCse Tilton and Beecher should
both be allowed 70 testify, which man could most
influence the jury, where botn are so plausible,
not 10 say, eloquent ~
Alas, poor jury AS one OF the documents IN
THIS case has remarked. they are 'Ruiitless-car-
rylng the Sins OF another" whoever that may be.
This Jury must be ION the ragged edge" ana
greatly IN need OF true iuwardness 10 solve the
kreat dlSnuIe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
~ Bee cable ne VS..


Bnic VIZ 4 PAnks I1aec tons row q Chatham, h.:
Bedford. she will W taken IN that port tor saie
scHR JssrERsos Hoapsx. at New orleans Jan n from
Now Yor lost mAtntopmaI and crosstrees
scHa RHopA o TArLon from New Yorx for Jack,on.
nile WHOM put into savannah leAky prooesded on ner
voyage on sunday. having rcpaired
scHR MAnAcArBo OF Portland, from Hoboken for Boo
before reported ashore az scituate. has been strip
ped OF sails aud rigging Arrangements have been made
10 save the cargo.
xissixe yEsssI--ship Tethys ,pr,, Burns sailed fro
syaney NsW. July y. for san Francisco aud has dot
bssn heard Of sns hne snip oI 2ia tons reas
tsr, aud was built ~ Adjisboro Eng ~ isds and
ownod 10 Liverpool
HALirAs. h Jan so:rhsrs hiss been heavy sea, with
snow. here. lasting ~ horrs 80 tmsrcAn vessels "
jared "a the hsroor steamer Canadian from iverpoo
waieh sailed nom bare to1aay icr sal,imcrs was TO-
NonroLx. Jan so-rne steamer Aroma NILS arrived
hero yesterday from Fass tapo win la0 shcss suga
and sail- and material from scnr scAmmell also "
bales cotton anI ~ boxes preserved meal balance OF
cargo let there ~ British .;ssins. san Msfoos
from ne wrsossa seamsr Loa'sana liz rspSrw MAJ
making iour IN All Ine very aniayorso wcaMer Is
fho burned Gamer Lady o. ,ic LAKE :. now oeime
ord ,a99xn' can 70 rsnui, uRen n "a, ss *
ssAiv lsAsssA cAsi fAss wiz prssss@v laws ~ Svso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
to Baltimore or Wilmington DEL for repairs and It IL
thought she will be ready TO leave sunday.

70 Baltimore or Wilmington; Del for repairs and 1t Is
thought she will be ready to leave sunday.
PoRrLAxpl Jan Sl-There three foreign steamers
SAN Francisco. Jan 3O-Thc Pacific Mail Steamship
Cos chartered steamer Altoona arrived TINS evening
from Hong Kong via Yokohama She left hong Kong
Dec ss on Dec 70 and 81 and Jan TERRIFIC Ne gale
Yokohama the weather was moderate. Arrived At 70
kohama Jan and sailed again 9tn. On the 10th and
lltn u cyclone from sW TO NV and w prevailed; lost
two boats shipped heavy and smashed deck NIT
ings &c. Had bad weather TO the $50 meridian, and
thence 10 this port moderate weather.
sHIrBulLpfSG-Dariin Wool at Port Jefferson have
contracted 70 ouild Tor Capt Thomas Hawkins Of that
port schr Tor the oyster under command OF Capt
Nelson. now Of schr Charley Banks. Her dimensions
feet.
Messrs James Bayles Son. Of Port jefferson. have
contracted to build Tor parties in Hempsead Ii dou
BILE deck centrebosrd Smaster whether To be Of barK
enne or schooner rig Is fully determined but
probably the tcrmer, 70 be launched about sept 1879
m ar o. CAPT. s Joseph Dickinson Of Hempsteai
s ieed between decks and hold II eet; registering
The Greenport Waterman gives a tabular statement
OF tho vessels launched Exceeding 20 In
suffolk county during iH7L They comprise barken-
tines brig and 10 scirs OF them Smasted; aggregate
ing about 0O0 tcua --~----
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

CLYDE. Jan S)Sailed, ship Castleroy (Br) Butchart
Trom Glasgow San Francisco; Albuera tBr), Banks
from Ardrossan) do; also the Island Home Tybee.
FALMOUTH. Jan 3c-Saed bark Ensign (Br, Smith
from shoreham). Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2SArrived, bark Arbitrator Orr, Nc
Henry, Savannah mot steamer Arbitrator (Br). from
New Orleans-the latter arrived at Jan To-.
Sailed 2sth, ship Hampton Court (Br). volk New Or
leans barks Mary Chapman Br). Atkinson, do; Har-
rier = Hussey, Shaw, New York s9th, ships Orpheus
Sawyer. New Orleans; Richard III, Hubbard. Tybee;
Martha Bowker Woodside, do; barks Mary Marshall
(Br) Tucker, and Naveslnk. Barstow do sondrenorgs
CNor), Taraldsen. Pensacola OF the above have
been reported sailed previously.
LONDON. Jan s1-Arrived, bark Don Guillermo CBr),
Ismay. New York.
Administrative. brig San Ra6sele dtap. Cscaes.
New York.
MALA0A-Arrivsd. bark Milo tBr). Robbins, New York
PLYMOUTH, Jan sl-Arnved. steamer Pommsrania
Ger. schwenson. New York tor Hamburg
RouEs, Jan so-Arrived bark Hilda gws). wuln. New
Orleans (not arrived 2sth1
szAxoxAt-sailsd, bark Inverness Orr. Peter. New
York.
TAIL. BAY-Arrivsd, bark Ethan Allen. Hardy Busnos
Ayrea
LONDON. Jan sl-Brs David Busbee. stapisA from
Genoa, before reported at Messns damaged. bound
to the latter port. She had lost spars
Steamer japan, which was burned when about l50
miles from Hong Kong while on the voyage from San
Francisco to that port IL supposed to have foundered
the coast In 16fathoms Of Divers will be
sent down to try and save the specie and vauables
which were on board 1t the time Of the disaster.
The Freedom put into St Thomas yesterday With cargo
shifted and Isaky.
SPOKEN.
Bark Wealthy rsndlston Richardson, from Boston for
Batavia tno data gvsu), iats N, lon Jaw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Jan si-Arrived. steamer Seminole Mat
Saisd-stsamers Helvets and Ontario; brig How.
nSxLTIyoRE, Jan so-Arrived. steamer saraso,sa,
iaDIsy fostsmoS'S MI Montana Crawford. Picvi:
sstaArrSed, steamer Rebecca Clyde chiId'. VII.
BslOwaBaIks Alice G SBr, Dix from MacaDi mot
g %e. 1iS%
p sss%s mot ss SsS
s.smsr A.nSassn n' ~ocdSu New
saiisd-stsamsr Puerto Rico tsp,, Gasaaure, Liver.
.DxRlES. Ca: Jan - -Asriyed. schr Mary co,!,ns
HoMs:s s 2osss s i0 ssl Black s O0.n'
Ss ;sn Ssy Gsn s S ss M
Hnssps Werner Germany; ssth' sehr james Potter
r111 sh:q s seq e: g ssr 1 gn s
:ss AsssS. FOR JOIN ~ do' ssov: a.
nNosroLx: Jan ss-cIsarsd. bark Aslsourns tsn.
NEWBORN. Jan q. rX-sailed.- schrs DAM Pisrsen.
Snss.s 9 new ISra we ss
sc.s4 ssss so Prey: s.s
1s asss St 'SS Hss Gold Aan'''
fS a Jan a-Arived ship w..hnsso,
PRILA fnsf Jan s-Arrived steamer Pot>
xe new co fShE GSs Green Weaver
Cieared-Rarks st Christopher (aer) Krohn. Cork %
Falmouth Mary Lowerison (Br). Forbes, Limerickl
schr Jos Carlton. Cooper. Ne wcastle.
Safed-Schr Thomas Clyde, Trinidad.
slst-Arrived, steamer Fanita Howe, New York bark
Hook, Newcastle, Il; brigs Hugo (swe), Marin, Mesins
Ida L Ray, Pressey buehl Me schr Elmer, do.
se.a. ssSr ESras %s ssn
PoKTL and, Jan s0-saied steamer Peruvian tBE.
wssis !SsssRH3a NIL Jan ssArriysd in lower n.rse.
Ssw YORK csisis Ames, Adams, Tor Port:
land land all remained y0th).
RICHMOND, Jan 20-sailed. steamer wyanoke, Couch,
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan so-Arrived, steamer Altoona
Ger, uore. Hong Kong ana Yokohama Gee mtscel.
ianyl: Cypreucs (Br Wood. sydney via Auckland. M
"SivXNSXH, Jan so-Cleared. bark Champion (Brh
Kiam Liverpool mot as bofore). .
30th-Arrived. steamer Leo. Daniels, New YORK; sohs
Eastern Queen. koddick Jamaica; Goldsmith Maid. Non
folk.
ssiIsd5Bssk Alpine psEreit Grop Liy,erpooD, Nsx
sist-Arrived, steamer Gen Barnes cheessman, New
York. -
pooh, Charlie ston schrs Khoda Taylor. Gardner rom
New York;, Jacksonvle; Mary Louisa tBr), English.
Demorara.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01

G Mssn 1 Ss
on the skerries IS B Gchrist, Emerson. from Liv'
GSsDos. Jan Arrived, Eugene. NewfoupaIanS:
pH. n Ss fsns S Maria As'ln rn'iAas'
s4ss sss Ball. Ha :
Ba snns. H Hs retsrson do a..
cmbris, Jones' St John, Nh
v LISBON. Jan 5-Arrived, Mariana v, Fsrruia. New
sH tn Aps ys
gor; 7th Eagle Rock. Hammond, iicata
xhSs s;seSsn ssns ffE ss new xSrs s s
JAM Sse .'1 6op Mr,Ss' s ss
@ sS os xm yGst New
18th Italy Basv. San Frsncisco 18th, Camilla, Hum.
Sailed sovsY stone, Halls,t Newcastle; sctn De-
HEwroa1 Jan is~Arrived. Hester A Blanchard. Hardy,
PoRTLAso. e Jan an, ls.oT Ocean Express crowe,
oUEEssrows, Jan is-ssiIed, Norma. Smith urom So.
RIO JAxEino. Jan CARVED. Century. LIE Moisnsn
sIsCafonr. Dec ll-salsd. Dewa aunsathur. Turner,
SIERRA LEONE. Dec 2s-sailed. Joseph Nickersou,
TnIEssr s Jan jar n-Arrived Jacob Haskell. Cromwell
Baltimore.
BRxsr, Jan ls-The wolfvIlle, from Quebec. has IN
anS vii BE- sold T' remain mere
CARpIFv Jan l5-Thc Medea arrived here to-day from
south ~ Sn
and quantity OF ships panking one piece of which
cnooxn4vss, Jan is-Ths e.. Russian ship Leonard.
reserved orders for LIverpooi '"'' MAJ
lstIThe Franclsco Antonio; Bssgl arrived here
made considerable quantity Of water and has heavy
not certain respecting It
DOVER, Jan i.-upward Of 10000 cases spirits have
ashore here; attempts being made to move vessel, 50
HAYES Jan iS-Aavices o yesterdays date from gor.
,Saon sss paragraph X e
Dec 49,
1.-THE saS
IAN ed hsayy syconc At sW
and had boats DAMAGED '''S' DAs' - 'u'"A'A''
The Ab6o sfori e has had forehold which full Of
Water pumped out ana temporary repairs effected at
here r. ssn
p ese sd OF * s far for e. the sy:
large pieces very
pass on darx night several OF the icebsrRs two ana
high. ~' 'e ' '''A" ''.'
fSth.The Polynsslan q, arrived here from Portland
steering gear and wheel carried away and detained
nearly two days repairing.
Pensacola I'm BALLAST has put in here with pumps
s1 into :g nss fss's s'zss ass
The Eagio had quarter slightly damaged. ''-
SHANGHAI Dec 2-The Mongol 0N took the ground With
s M
states carving away the latter vessels bow:
sa H M to and
swatow. having sustained no damage.
o %s ~: s T s Sss WIN Win S ..
Oporto; crew saved.
wszsoap Jan ssA,D City SnaSn from San yrss
= s;' ps ss Ssirw VII az
moderate weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
A TENEMENT HOUSE MURDER.
A MAN SHOOTS HIS BaorHEa-1N-LAw.

MAN SHOOTS HIS BRoTHER-lN-LAw.
Richard Jones snot his brother. ln.law, Thomas
McGurnen, yesterday afternoon, innicting wound
tnat cannot result otherwise than fatally. Both
parties lived In the tenement house No. 2,246
Second avenue, where the fatal deed was DONE
Jones Is a sober. industrious man, and II the test.
mony of his neighpors IL worth anything, was
emnently peaceful and quiet. McGurnen. who Is
an freshman and, like many Of his counrrymen.
quick to engage In any kind OF Q spree
provided fight is In the perspective, has
been drinking much OF late, but pre-
vious TO the last three or Jour weeks, was
decidedly sbstemious and attended to his duties
IN proper and industrious manner. Yesterday
he hao requent recourse to the cup and soon be-
ny lting mood. While IN this condition he began
violent verbal assault upon mis- and sister,
was ABOUT three O'Clock In the afternoon. Jones,
VINO was lying on me bed IN an adjoining room,
went 70 McGurnen ana endeavored 70 quiet hun,
be quoted. scuffie ensued resulting In the
loss IN Jones OF rhe better part OF his clothing,
what Livery II not serious aspect. he (Jonesl went
ont TO invoke the aid vi policeman. He soon re.
einct VINO ,' attempted TO ir1ess HcGurnen. Nc.
Gurnen made desperate resistance, and being
% 70 c5sSe the os fb, n the a
Jones stepped into bis room and taking from his
POCKET poe a,o v large DerTingsr pistol returned
the bail penetrating, according to the pm sician's
statement TO the brain. The wounded man
rolled over heavily and give every indication OF
beng IN dying condition.
Jones surrendered nimseIf 10 the ohcer, who
tur ming with assurance TO care Tor the Injured
man, was greatly surprised IN Ono the individual
wnom he had lett Tor dead, rushing ABOUT the
house In quest OF 1gn'. he seemed quite RI.
tiona In conversation, but soon lell to the door
and became unconscious from loss o: blood lie
was subsequently, removed TO the Reception Hos.
ptaI IN Sisety. ninth street., where his condition
was pronounced hopeless. Indeed upon probing
the wound the So Reons expressed their surprise
that sne man mad survived SO long.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
THE SNOW STORM.

For once "0ld Probabilities" IN whom We have
learned 10 place so much confidence, proved 10.
cally incorrect. The clouds OF Yesterday were fur.
nIshed according prediction. but the cold, clear
ing Gather promised Tor the evening Jailed to put
In an appearance, and In lieu thereon snow storm
set IN during the afternoon. quietly az nrst and
with an occasional iignting UP 10 the vest, in.
cfting hopes Oh clearing or Tor the mo.
ment only 10 be dlslpp0in.ed. As night
came on II ceased toying with tne
expectations and Tears OF ANXIOUS Watchers, and
commenced an earnest work w.icn soon rendered
nugatory the recent mild efforts OF the street
Cleaning Department 10 cearine our principal
avenues. Ssrenels, out perseverlnGly, the lakes
came down, covering the city with 0 mantle OF
snow. snrough winch oslatsd pedestrlans harried
70 taeir homes II homes they had; the street cars
douD.eu their motive power. and damp, wearied
anu disguised conductors, as they registered an
OCCASIONAL isre, announced '.the heaviest storm
o. the season" The Iaii Increased in intensity as
the night wore on. aud at late hour promise ed
complete verincation Of the announcement,
lle following record VIII snow the changes In
the temperature during the past twenfy.four
hours 70 omparlson win the corresponding date
OF last year, as recorded Ht Hudputs Pnnrmx or
Herald Build nG, New York;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
SPOKEN.

Jan Is, 1890 PM, lat 81 IS. lon ~ 90.
Ship Millwall (Br) Black, from Newcastle E. Tor San
Francisco Nov I'd. lat 20 5. lon Is w.
ship Geo Green, Wilcox from Cardiff for Rio Janelro
Dec 10 lat ~ Us N, lon ~ O9 w.
Ship csronasle ststSSn from Liverpool for Bombay,
= Bark Pa,mes Nichols from New York tor Melbourne,
of Body Island.
Brig Henry Perkins Harrington, from Richmond Va.
from Rio Grande do Sui Dec ~ lat % 80 lon 40 80 W.
l258W.
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OBITUARY.
THOMAS 8. DERRY.

Mr.. Thomas 9. Berry, q we'll known and highly
esteemed Broadway manufacturer OF pianofortes,
OF long standing In The trade. died sud-
denly on saturday morning rom embolism
o. we neart, very unusual cause al
Napoison III, bidding dehaDcs TO the curative
sxill OF the most eminent physicians aud sur.
teona oil Europe who were IN sttenosnce upon the
ex.Emperor. The funeral viii take place at MT.
berry's late residence. No. iib West Forty.iosrsn
street, tomorrow Afternoon. at Tour O'CLOCK.
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