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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21

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boxes week last year 03G boxes exports past VICE.
% boxes do last week 1870 boxes do same week s'
wear 2G0I gold close at lilo Liverpool capo quo
iationr 7Ss London do 7ss. few fine new chest we're
sld nj Little Falls 1401Jc Purchases Tor 'nRnh haVe
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several largest shippers have gone abroad ana ne
ke naturally feels the want Of the ACTIVITY tey ci.aa
stock old home trade continues DISK
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psnv m sle no material variation In late quotations few
Iepnts full cIpam new reported selling at l6c Quota
lions:
state Fac White 40l6e Ohio Factory extra 10 ulo2
Stais Fac fancy 10 i2a l63x Wesn Factory, good
state Factory, good - 10 nnc.. a. 81
TO fine. 10 Wn 'oi 90 60.
state Fac fair ~ alIla State Pineapple. 30 d2t
state iary upe Ia nI52 Imitation Eng Dry % ~
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

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such celebration, and as. nearly
everyone would be willing to con-
tribute little rather than not to have
anything of the kind, the following
gentlemen were therefore appointed
to solicit funds for the defraying of
the expenses above referred to-:
L. B. Warner, William Jones, D. J.
Cole, w. T. King, Geo. Hill, Frank
Garrison and w. Palmer.
The following invitations are ex-
tended, with the earnest request that
they be accepted and complied
with:
To the Grand Rapids Fire Co.;
the mem bers of the Masonic Lodge;
the members of the Odd Fellows
Lodge; the members. Of the Good
Templars Lodge Of Centralia; the
members of the T. & L. Society, and
to all the people of Wood County.
We cordially invite you, one and all,
to be present, and assist in making
of the coming celebration, the grand
est and best ever had in Wood Co.
The above organizations are re-
quested, if possible, to be present
in uniform or regalia.
JESSE COLE,
Com. on Invitation.
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Our Small Change.

Z, - : i, ,.s
Refreshing and cool since the
rain.
The belly-ache period is now ap-
preaching.
The river is sending its rocky bot
tom downwards. 49,.
The Lord House on the 10 Mile
Creek is consumed.
See new advertisement of D. 4
NJ. R. R. and Steamboat line.
The Engine platform has been re-
paired, just north of Warmers
THAT base ball game will come of
on Saturday, instead of Monday.
Such nice weather just now makes
a man feel as though he'd rather not
slip down and out just now. -,
Judge Hayden will crate at Plain
field on the 9TH; The Plalnhelders
may expect good Grafton.
--Emmons has received a large, new
and choice stock of r-drops, pins,
chains, rings, and in short all manner
of choice jewelry. Look it over
A communication from Rev. R.
NJ. Webster entitled Reco1tections of
H, w. Jackson is received too late for
insertion.
-Grasshoppers are being. utilized
They make EN-. into soup, and are
talking of canning 'em. How nice /;
Helpers in air-tight jars for company
Only think almost the 4th and
the emphatic round-bellied oath Of ye
CIRCUS man has not as get been heard
in our streets.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

The following are the only census
returns received at TIE County
Clerks office up to yesterday. The
population of this city is triffe over
200O-the exact figures are not post:
ed up. In 1870, we had 1G6l-ah
increase of about 400.
{, .CentFqlia- Males, 14se; females,
371-SO0,-a loss in five years of SO.
A large; territory has been set off Of
Centralia Including Port Edwards
which accounts for the seeming loss.
Sigel-Males 232; females 201-
433; increase PA.
Lincoln-Males 231; females 1914
RS; increase 1876.
Wood-Males 1876; females 204-
229; new town.
! In 1870, the population of the
county was 5O27. The indications
are that it has Increased at least
1000 since then.
The fire Co. will give one OF their
popular dances at Music Hall on the
9Th. We are not furnished with the
particulars as yet, but we can assure
the reader that a splendid good
time will be had These fire boys
are equally gallant in fighting fire and
in attending to the requirements Of
their guests.
! The following named scholars
have just graduated from the Howe
High School-Mr. Gaynor, the prin-
cipal, rem aiming here two weeks after
bis term is out to instruct the class
in the several branches necessary fol
a diploma. We learn that several o.
these scholars design to enter the
University this fall.
Lille Grace, Albert l.. Fontaine
! Albert H. Burns, Harry c. Worthing
ton, Willie A. Roe, Cory T
: Purdy, Peter Amley, Frank B. Brun
dage.
. On July Sd and 9Th, the Steveo:
Point Driving Park Association offe'
. six purses to trotting and running
!. horses-in amounts $50 to s120 each
The following is the programme
the first three races to be on Satur-
day, and the others on Monday:
Purse s35-Running for horses
:, that never run for money, half mic
heats, best 3 in 8, catch weights
First money 1000, second money
!, 1000, third money 800. r
{ Purse s45-Trotting, for green
: horses, mile heats, best 3 in 5 in
harness. First money $500, sec,
ond money 1900, third money 500.
Purse S1O-Running, half mile
; heats, best 8 ia 5, catch weights
First money s35, second money s25
90, third money 1000.
Purse s1o0-Trotting, for horses
that never beat 3minutes, mile heats
f best 8 in 5 in harness. First money
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
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Food for AL.

;.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
and congregation will serve up a
good substantial dinner on the Sd of
July in Music Hall, for fifty cents
each, or s1.00 per couple. They viii!
also furnish on the grounds of the
celebration and at Music Hall, Ice
cream, Lemonade, Fruits, Nuts, Can
dies, etc. There will also be some
pleasing exercises, or sights at the
hall to add to the enjoyment of the
occasion. :.
The following committees have
been appointed e., see that the work
is all properly done.
On arrangements:-Rev. Jesse
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Kroner, Mr..
and Mrs. E. K. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roe, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Ostrander,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Webb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sampson.
To secure crockery:-Mrs. E. K.
Smith and Mrs. Roe. >,>,
To secure table linen:-Mrs. Sarah
Cook, Mrs. Fritzslnger.
On eatables:-Mrs. Roe, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Scott.
Soliciting:-1st Ward, Mrs. Bel
landt; I'd Ward, Mrs. Cook, Miss
Mary Daugherty. Sd Ward, Mrs
ID. D. Demarais, Mrs. Perry. In
Centralia, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Darling,
Mrs. Mary Worthington.
To arrange and wait on tables
Mrs. Amsden, Mrs. Fritzsinger, Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Kline, Mrs,
Perry, Mrs. Mary Worthington, Mrs,
Darling, Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs. d. D.
and S. Demarais, Mrs. Bellandt, Mrs.
Butterfeld, Mrs. Witter, Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. j. Andrews.
For Zee Cream and Strawberries
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kroner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amsden, Mr.. aud Mrs. Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons.
Tea and Cofee:-Mrs. Hoffstater
and Mrs. Gum. -, =.
! Candy stand:-Ella Roe, Lille
Grace, Nina Webb, Nellie Bell, Jen-
ME Webb, Willie Roe, Jeddie Smith.
Frank Woodwork, Walter Scott.
Mr.. Beattie. Lemonade Stand:-Nr
and Mrs. |. L. Mosher, Mr.. and Mrs
Fritzsinger.
Flower Stand:-May Purdy, Kitty
Kline, Eva Mosher, Sadie Amsden
Julia Hyde.
Mrs. 7. B: Scott, to secure persons
for evening, entertainments.
On Finance:-T. B. Scott, E. K
Smith, l., B. Warner,J j. M. Stansberry
and H. E. Benedict.
T. j. COOPER,
Sec. Of Meeting.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

Items From Scranton We had
quite scare here the other day En-
CINE No. from its cinders, set fire to
a lot of refuse stuff just opposite the
switch, and also just at the end of the
company's wood pile, containing about
one thousand cords. Your CORES
pendent, his son and daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Ketchen, Mrs Frank Hiles,
together with the man who tends to
the wood, secured pals and had a very
lively time for about half an hour
The pile took fire several times. In
the meartime tie fire at the switch was
burning fercely, some six cords on the
side track, some over one hundred and
fifty cords adjacent, the saw mill be-
longing to George Hles and also some
500, 900 feet of sawed lumber together
with the new building for planning mill,
shingle mil, lath and pickets, were al
in very great danger for a time. 1t
took ali the force there i in Scranton
male and female, to subdue the
flames, but we came off victorious.
Your correspondent was over in
Jackson Co. last week, at the rancho
Of Mr.. Coming's. Mr.. White of New
York, Mr. Moulton Of Chicago, and
Mr.. Comings own some four thousand
acres of vine bearing marsh. They
sought clean marsh without vines, in
preference to foul marsh with vi mes.
In the two years O. cultivation they
have some six eighties filled finely with
healthy vines, and it is but reasonable
to expect a fair crop next year, as they
have some 500 acres damned success
fully. A man may easily get lost upon
these marshes. There are dams in
front. dams in rear, dams on either
hand, in short it is the greatest damned
marsh [ was ever on. The company
has expended over $15, 900 up to this
date, and they feel so confident of
success that they are willing to wait
two or three years for a crop. 1t does
a man good to spend day occasionally
with friend Comings and family. I
like to have forgotten to state that the
companys dams are constructed OF
lumber and
pEFT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

$4,000, second money $1,000, third
meney.1O,OO..
Sweepstake purse of s120-Open
to all running horses, mile. heats, best
Bin 5, weights to age. First money
$1,000, second money $500, third
money $500.
Purse s30-Trotting for. double
teams, mile heats, best 2: in. 8 in s.har-
ness. irst Fmoneyv .s17,00, second
money $500, third money $500.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01


have to do, would be to just throw up
his head So demonstrating how the
COLI e)t could 40 it and then Warner
heard something drop, and he thought
maybe key of nails had tipped off
the pile, or perhaps threshing ma
chimes had lost bolt and tumbled to
pieces, but the col(e)t had picked
himself up lively, and was pitching in
to the ground feed-for a stranger
while Billy Jones held the bag. Those
Pokes uibrate like pendulum, but
everybody don't know it. Frank
Wood or Schultz sold ten cent court
plaster that day, and a certain mer-
chants frontspiece looks as though
the boys had had a game of base ball.
If he don t catch coll e)d in the polk
erish bruises we guess he,l come out
ali right, though it laid him col( )der
nor wedge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

Obituary. Mrs. Laura L. Waters,
a sister of Mrs. Drake, of the firm of
Gerard & Drake, passed away from
earth on the 18th inst. Mrs. W. was
a resident of Iowa and started to visit
Ter sister last November but was taken
lex on the wav, which neceSsitated
Ter remaining through The winter be-
fore continuing her trip. In April
last, she met her sister, but only came
to die. Her disease assumed a phase
that bafied the skill of the physicians
being a fungous growth in the womb.
Mrs. w. was esteemed for her many
excellencies OF character where she was
best known. She leaves husband in
Iowa, and three children to mourn her
departure, residing in Iowa and Min
lesota. After a most painful sickness,
ut full of hope, she has passed into
that higher life where is rest forever
more.
Omro papers please copy.
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Omro papers please copy.
How a Merchant Put on a Pok g

How Merchant Put0n Poke.
We don't like TO spoil good joke
just for acquaintance sake One of
our merchants not more than a thoLs-
and rods from Spaford L Cole's-we
did think we would mention his name
but maybe Cole would rather we'd
not, SO we'll just let our people sur
mise-one day last week stepped loto
Stansbury's and observing one ct those
new tangled pokes for risky colts.
he thought he'd just slip his knoWl-
edge box into it. He did SO, and then
remarked: why, now if a Col(e)t
should want to jump a fence, all he'd
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

That Prize Drawing. Look out
or chance in the Grand Gift Prize
concert, Monday, July 9Th. at Tomah.
ickets nearly all sold, 60 to VIM. S.
Ter for tickets before it is too late.
4 grand celebration, and big dance
the evening. Oriental Fireworks,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

Firemen'S Dance. The Firemen
i'll give social dance at Worthing-
IS Hall on Monday evening. The
,per will be furnished by the
holic Society. Tickets including
upper $3.50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
Burned to Death. We learn tina

Burned to Death. We learn that
little one belonging to Mr. Ghoca Of
udolph, was burned to death last
a turday evening. Mrs, Ghoca had
one from the house for little time,
eaying the little one eight months old,
lone, who crawled to mosquito
nudge where the fire communicated
tn its clothes. The little sufferer
,ered till Sunday morning when it
ned.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
LOCAL MATTERS.
IN. R. PEEELLEO, Editor.
rand Rapids, Thursday, July lst.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Lost an Arm. We learn that
aniel Farrell lost an arm at Menomi-
last week, by pile driver
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
PEET.
Grand Celecrati0ii !

The Sd of July will be celebrated
this year, as the 4th occurs on Sun
day. Arrangements have been made
as follows:
President of tho day.. D. Wit
ter.
Vice Presidents:-H. 8. Philleo
and j. n. Brundage.
Marshall:-F B. Case, Assistant
E. Lavigne.
speakers:-J. w. Cochran and
Reader of Declaration Of hide
J. Wood.
Committee on Music: e. K.
Smith, E. r. Ostrander, Mrs. I. B.
Scott, Mrs. E. Butterfeld and I. J.
Cooper.
The Island near the foot bridge OPP
posite H. H. Compton's house was
decided upon as the place where the
the celebration shall be held.
E. Lavigne, Dan'l Fritzsinger,
Chas, w. Brown, VIC. Baldwin and
Lem Kroner were appointed a com
mittee to prepare grounds:
The Misses Maggie and Susie Shoe.
maker we're appointed committee
to arrange children to represent the
states of the union.
Capt. J. L. Coty was appointed tc
take charge of the military part ot
the exercises, and have a company O
as nany of the soldiers who fought
in the late war as possible.
Mayor Moore, of Centralia, wa:
appointed committee on artillery
for the occasion.
There will be more or less expense
connected with the getting UP o
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Tribune Items.
Com. on Invitation.

The following is the apportionment
of the public school money to tho
several cities and towns in this coun-
ty. The basis is Al cents per schol-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

Personal. DR. McDill Of the
Hospital for the Insane at Madison
as in the City last Tuesday
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
ID i e ID ;

ID e d.
-WATERS-0n the 18th of June. at the residence
81 Mr.. Drake, Grand Rapids, Mrs. ia. :. "a'
tiers, aged As years and one month.
0mro papers please cory.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
st. John the Baptjst's Mutual

st. John the Baptjst's Mutual
Aid S0ciety.-A few good souls met
together few days ago, and oreauized
he above named society, which is to
permanent institution. The mis-
on of the Society is to render aid to
all who may be found worthy within
the scope of its ministration, in Wood
county. Il already numbers seventy
I've members and the list is constantly
1creasing, H Belanser has been
chosen President. and j. D. Labreche,
Treasurer The next meeting will be
held July Sd.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
Lumber AfiOat. Several piece

Lumber Afi0at. Several pieces
f lumber which have been RATED
lady for running in Rablin Bros.
md, and which, owing to the falling
the water, were aground, were
lddenly shifted from their position
- the rise on Thursday night last, one
piece going through the slide aud
sticking upon the rocks below. No
amage was occasioned further that
ecessitating re. rafting. Slocum says
IS s'too bad, and 50 it is.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

For Saie.-A second haads 40
horse power engine. IL inch bore. "a
inch stroke. This engine has been
completely overhapled and repaired at
the Grand Rapids boundary, and is
nearly as good aa new. Parties wish
na so purchase can apply to the
Grand Rapids Foundry for particulars.
terms of payment sc,
JOHN RABLIN..
Grand Rapids April 9th. If
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Sailed 10th, ship Andrew Jackson. Bartlett. United
States
LONDON, July ls-saiiea, bark wasgrf Nor, Ibistsr.
Philadelphia
LIssON July 9-Arrived bark Audhild (Nor) Madsen,
Pensacola
LEGHORS-Arrive ed, bark Josephine. stahL New York.
Sailed bark Canning OR, Kitchener, United States.
MovILLE July ls-Arrlved. steamer MoraVan (brl,
Graham. Montreal for Liverpool land proceeded.
hELBoURNE-Arrived. bark RiaemAn tBr) Bishop, New
York
PORTSMOUTH July ls-Arrived ship Epamnondas (Br).
Brode, Quebec bark saacla Br, Mark, do.
PALERSo, July l9-Sailed. steamer Acadia (Br) Hill
coat New York.
QUEENSTOWN, July l9-ArriVed, schr Seth Smith,
Marshall Calais Me.
Also arrived 10Th AM steamers City of Chester Br),
Leiteh. and Germanic (Br) Kennedy, New York for
Liverpool.
Arrived 18TH barks Wood Br), and octsvia CBr),
North America.
RosTocK, July 15-Arrved bark Concordia (Ger).
Kaeteholdt Philadelphia.
srErrrN, July l5-Arrlved. bark Hiram MOr), Simon
sen. Baltimore.
SANTA CRUZ Canary islands Arrived schr Joseph
Nlckerson, whitmore, Kew York.
1T THoxAs-Arrived. bark L Wckwire QBr). Munroe,
Oar Shields (see below.
vALPARLIso-Arrived. bark Messina CBr). Davidson.
Dundee for San Francisco (see below.
wmrKHAvEN, July l9-Arrlved, bark Thomas Leo (Br)
Salkeld Quebec
WATERFRONT. July ls-Arrived. bark Jacob Aus, Case
vico, Philadelphia
YoKoHAxA-Arrived. bark Ukraine, Melchor New
York.
Arrived at July 10, the "varianan Cproosbly ship
Verona CBr), Rowe from san Francisco Feb q for Liv-
erpooll
Sailed from -, bark Ragna (Sorl, United States
ONION, July I9-ship Emma Rich, from Mejuloncs
ter Hamburg pnt into The Downs to-day leaky and with
loss OF sails
DSrk wckwIre OBJ, Munroc, from Darien. Ga, for
Shields las put into st Thomas ogged and dis
masted.
Bark Messus tsr'' DAVIDSON rom dundee FOR san
Francisco, has put " PA' 'Au'~s'S''i
what nature not mentioned.
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TIE MURDERS OF SUNDAY.

The two shocking tragedies that dis~racsd this
city on sunday continued the principal topic OF
conversation all day yesterday. NJtnlng new
relauve TO either case transpired beyond the
commitment of the prisoners to the Tombs.
Early Ia the morning Captain Mcdonnell, OF
She Eia nth precinct, brought before superlntend-
snt walllng, 81 Police Headquarters, the negro
murderer Sorre and his alleged accOmpuce,
william Henry, alias "Baly" Henry, the recent
inmate OF sing sing Prison. large concourse OF
Excited coiOred people followed the prisoners
Ir0m tue station house ID the central OUce and
renamed outside, blocking up rhe street curing
the examination nv the superintendent. In lew
words Captain Mcdonnell rtcoInted me essential
facts o. the aaedy, INC pryoners maintaining =
q ol and calm oemcauor At the conclusion sur
ron sata IN drn voice, ~ Ct ne cutting ia sell
defence Tney wouid nave Killed me IL dld not
prOtect mgseli."
the prisoners were then toEen 20 he Tomb5'
and comm tied by Order Of coroner WOimdu.
Bahey, the young man WGO rND and ms" ~
biIled his ist6er IL NO. az Vest FortYfOurtn
slreeL Wa& also eOmmitied " ia -0f0seE'
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Is 1T FANCY -?

ANoruzs PECULIAR STORY or ASSAULT AVID
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
Young lillian p. Bader, who Is employed In the
engineering once OF Mr.. Hamilton Il. ToTie, at
No. 80 Cortlandt stress, says that very strange
incident happened TO him yesterday morning.
II was about ten O'Clock when he became
thrsty, and went to get drink IRON the cooler
near the door at the head OF the stairway. While
ne was drinking he heard soft, stealthy step
upon the stairs. He looked OUT expecting 60 SEQ
0 log straying IN a sorrOwful search Ter bone.
He was surprised TO see a euspicious-looktng
man, badly dressed indeed, Tor the fellow
hao shoes on. william is inqulsltve, en- er-
prisng, courageous. lie stepped into the hall and
partly down the stairway ana asked the stealtny
stranger what he wanted. The answer was
croaked forth II the steaifhy person had a bone
On ms throat, "N0tnlng.p Hls imWedl0te action
bened nm, however, go william says, Tor
ne inconunenty made grasp at
aud seized tue trJye yOut 5 watch
cham. there was struggle. The watch cram,
broke, but toe watca dld nOi move rom ~ place
OF deposit. When the CHAIN pa ted tie stealthY
man tried 10 get away. william he'd hi ~ ana
cried Tor help, Dut 80 much IKE an
needed the call Then the 5 eal;hy lcliOw became
murderOu-, says william lie ursW knife, MADE
pOwrriu nj lunge with n, aud 80 ayers william,
sent It's blade into young Baderis right east
pocket. IL passed through mucn luded news
D. per, a stiii-cJvered memorandum DOOk and
Fas finally stopped oy an ivory como. Then young
Rnham became Irign Jcned, ana let the mur-
derOus man run iuJO the street and escape.
1ne police say that the murderOus man must nave
been wizard IN Disguise, for ne sent tnat knife
Gu ting the y0utn's coat. Fa ling lu that theory
they imagine tEab young Mr.. Bad may nave cut
his paper, book and COMB with an ink eraser, and
then dreamed the storJ OF tue struggle gu the
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Switzerland .BelS), Jackson Antwerp-d
steamer Experiment Pierce Philadelphia-Jsmes
Hand -, ..A
hip trace webb, Urquhart Llverpool-O Ii Aarsna'l
Co rA
Bark Abatross (Nor Olsen, CORK Tor oruers-ruhSh'
BarS Grace BIZ. " ade Rotterdam-Heney 4 Parker;
Bar6 Aimuri ltal, lzZo COnstanunope-siocovlch a
BARK Arcangele utap Cacace, Observation-Disclosures
Bris Willie CBrl, Craneh, Penarth Roads-GeOrse
brig Pettengin, Hall, GiassOw-hillcr HouEh-
ton
Brig Premier CBr Rogers, Cork or Falmouth for Or
ders-BoYd & uIncken. i. -,
Brig WolIvllle (Brl, Bartling, Genoa-Boyd iinck-
Brig Carrie Pickering tBr,, TOrrev, vigo-D B Dear
Brig odione lBD. Renault 81 Johns NF-Perkins
4 JOB.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs Dodge, Perth Amboy-H Loud
Go.
Scnr Il Keeney Beers, Port Prlnee-R Murray
schr Hannah coomer, Burgess Turks Tsland-B
Weinberg.
schr = II Potter, Rogers Fernau iina-Parsons 4
Schr Enchantress Philips, savannah-Evans, Bali
Co.
schr Mercy Trundy, Crowley Boston-John Boyn
TOMS Son
Son,