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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sHIr MxacHAxr fEp ,Qunn. At San Francisco June II
had strong gale from, ENK lasting AZ hours. during
us id other
about she decks.
had EI .Sssas Of x. wharf g M
house near by saturday when she suddenly carsencd
sci entirely csosas While the y.ra. rested on the
IoSs o. she wArenoS.e causing portion Of give
slate hour Of the nigh. Fighting the Care had
ponse d rishtins the bark. viii not exceed 500.
BARK EHILIo BARRARiSo Of Liverpool, before reported
arrived Long Cay june with the captain sick and ,hs
the 18Th sharx. q .po. yr Nassau procure
sr. Of her stated have len tho at Long
Bac AssY ELLEN, Hsrdns from ola H:rso, "a for New
flied with and abandoned III lat 81 10
Grace Parker and subsequently transferred the sehr
Kate fssse and arrived :. Lewes Del IN 2s.h The
hailed from Bangurl
scIR GLAsSlnn I'D. Mckay. At John. Nh a2d from
night struck the and yards Of sunke vessel
viii ST. 20 a sa
the blocks for repairs
scnR ELLA from Porto Rico York. before reported
OF her and towed to Lewes DEL yesterday leaking
HALrrAx Ms juno 26 Brig Genora, Of and from Liver.
poo Liverpool Ms with salt has totally wrecked
near Gabxrrus CB. No other particular
QuEREc June 26-The which prevailed here Sat.
ss.y night r.s s very ss s on Che S
timber from Quebec for Belfast and ship Glasgow from
Sunderland for Quebec.
SrJomS, NIB. june 24-rhe ship Belle OBren which
the Beacon Bar hursday. and brought
Robstsons wharf Thursday evening stated be leak
ing considerably rs to employ OF constantly
tho Nothing further will done with until
her either arrives Is hoard FROM In the
time = diver has been tclegraphed Tor from Halifax.
LAuxcuxD-At River John Ms, June ~, bark Anna. 6as
chased nine In French Loyd She Is by
Jas Kitchcn, Of Pictou, 'NS, and others.
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arUs1cAL AND pRAMArrc NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Nile Spelserni will cross Niagara Falls on = single
rope on July and
''pique" goes the Fifth Avenue Theatre, despite
Its two hundrcdth night
Miss Minnie Palmer will star next In four
act comedy, written by Mr. A R. Cazauran
''Humpty Dumpty' has discovered African acrobats
who turn somerse.s every night at the Olympic.
Imogcne, the young American actress has entirely
recovered from her illness and is in New York
Henri Kowalki tho FIRST representative OF the Weber
piano this country, plays webers ''Conccrtstuck"
on Wednesday at Gmore's Garden.
The sale Of boxes and tables for the grand
Centennial concert to take place at Gilmorcs Garden
Sunday next, commences Wednesday.
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ssNERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. June 20, 1s,d
WE CENTENNIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
TIRE PRESIDENT.
The following issued to-day BY the President
" the United states OF America
The ccntcnn al anniversary OF tho day on which the
people OF the United States declared their right to
separate and equal station among the powers OF the
rarth seems to demand an exceptional observance.
The founders OF the government at .ts
sirih aud ia It's fccblcness invoked tho blessings
and the protection OF Divine Providence, and the
thirteen colonies and 3,ooo,0o0 OF people have
expanded into u nation OF strength and mum.
bsrs commanding the position which then was
asserted and for which fcrvcnt prayers were
offered. II seems fitting that, on the occur.
renee of the hundredth anniversary OF our
existence ms nation, a grateful Acknowledgement he
made 10 Almighty God for the protection the boun-
nss which He had vouchsafcd beloved country.
! therefore invite the good people OF the United
States. on the approaching 4th day Of July.
IN addition 10 the usual ooseryances which they
accustomed greet the return OF the day. further
In such manner AID at such time their respective
localities and religious associations may be
ven,cni. 10 mark It's recurrence by public religious
and dsvout thank Almighty for the bless.
ings VIII oh have been bestowed upon us as a nation
during the centenary Of existence. and humbly to
Invoke continuance OF His favor and OF HIS pro-
lection
In witncss whereof have hereunto set ny hand
and caused the seal OF the United states be affixed
Done at the city o. Washington this Goth day OF
June, in tho year Lord 1876, and OF tho indie
psndencc OF the United ssatos Of America the one hun
dreth u s GRANT
by the President-
HAxlLrox FISH, Secretary OF State
nxPREsxSrATrvz RANDALL DETAINED n WASH
INoTOH
Representative Randall did NOT leave for ST. Loun
last night hc intended, owing 20 The condition Of
Sbs bills reported from the Committee Appropria-
sksaA of which be hes charge
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ADJUSTMENTS.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

The vokcs family seem TO have conquered even tho
weather. The handsome theatre over which hessrs.
Shook Palmer exercise control pretty well filled
last night The change OF the bill from rhe BeIeSo
the Kitchen" to "a Bunch Of Berries" brought many
admirers Of this talented family to the theatre spite
Of the intensely hot weather The change not Tor the
better. is one that may DO characterized by
the word 'novelty.n for tho that
the piece has before In this city been
produced in sucn complete manner. The three sis
tiers, Roslna, Victoria and jessie, and ono brother,
Fred, made immense hit IN tho piece, while the
second brother Fawdon evidently intended 10 I'LL
In. The piece Is OF ambitious KIND than 1.-The
Bellies OF tho Kitchen" and still constructed on the
principle OF giving the vokcs family an oppor-
tunity TO display their comic talents 10 the
best advantage They made quite hit with II at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre few seasons ago. The piece
preceded for hour and half by Mr.. Stoddari in
the stupid play. Tho Post Boy" Considering that
the summer patrons Of the Union Square Theatre go 70
the Vokos family, II 10 pretty hard on them to be
obliged 10 SIT one hour and half Of stupid play
before this talented family appear.
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R Anserevs. Nov York for Halifax: sshr Hattie hss.
vsanI. snd Alfred Ksan Ksstins rhii.asph.s Tsns..
"s.' New Mabel IT, sas
foRTsvorTH. June 24-Arrived. .ehr. Kate Walker.
veasie. phsdelphis Alfred Kean. Heating do Tant.-
ars GEM % m.s
crs nat E1 e, { ts, v..
Young New York chr. Mist Ma"cer and srse,e Hart
w., sa ms %s wsssa Ns~ in
ns ss u, Mo,
rhadelnhis: siorn. ~saa'. Trenton: acaan. kR
rsss s%ss sad Kate e M h.
I!@seTstraw American E.ss Bennett, nrage,. Ind
Bissn "a. s.yss Araols Fred Tyler. ryrsll. andsa
rhi.; Wave Hubbard Trent"n John Br"oxs Fox Eliza
Poayhkserse: Harvest ccrw,n Sew York vis faI River
sailed sehrs DeImont Locke pcndleaan rh,l.dsrha
% r." nr 2 wsehs ss'i WILSON, J sl,s
p%wrTcKET KIT June a4-Arrlssd sehr Isaac Sherwood
Sailed sehr Nsj.r Henry wsraell, Goldsmith. IIs-er
RICHMOND June aa-Arnyed; seh,s El. y Barnes.
Nsr rq Frank n' w",s ssssS" stamford
SAN FRANCISCO, Jnnc is-Arrivcd bark MaydoweE
Sailed, sasd.Bars vidssts Boyd: pars Madison.
3shs.isd ship sm.a" srowhr'dT SeS .IT nan,
SAVANNAH, June 2G-Arrlvcd steamer Rapdau, MAN,
kin. New York.
Ssed-Isrig John Sherwood for santanser.
ST HELENA SOUND. Sc June i5-Arrivcd. bark Lo
renxD Nor. kettlesen. Arendal Norway.
Cleared 18TH briggs Prioress tBr) Newcastle, II Anni
In quarantine 18th barks GvnHlion (Br Tniorh from
Rio .Jxnero: Maggie tilrl Cole. do NaShka tBrt
elsh, from Bncnos Ayres Marion Br Edwards from Ro
sario
SALEM, June Arrived. schr Delhi Emersoa. George
tern DC na.ey Ss.Iesy .ri l S:,
Gage Smith. do; Hero Baker. New York.
Snied--Svhr Emma Fox. vansan. Philadelphia
SToNING1ON June 23-Arrved. schr Henry Anderson,
vTNEYARD HAVEN Juno 24-Arrivcd schrs Mxii ans
Clnr Rankin. Gnrdine, for New York; Mary Il smith
Thorn for DO: kcn Perkins. Dresden Me. Tor d."
Ceres Portsmouth for do VIM Flint Bowdcinham for do
Wins Mor.e HalleweIi for do; arrs iiix sockl:nd
Carol, IIarwch for do; Empress. Bangor for, do;
4 Henderson. Fsrminsdale Tor do.
Ingsiam, yna Haven for do: Lanrn Brdgeman,
Bowdonhsm FIR do John johnson. Richmond Me, mr. do
for do jane L Newton Boston Aiexandria; Rachel
Jane. do for Newark; J vaudusen Richmond. No. for
Richmond. Va W Ellis and Mary. Ellsworth for Rom
Lucy Baker Bangor for Lacomet River anchor OF
Sailed-Schrs Frank Col on. W Beebc, Margaret 3
Lucy. Carrie l. Xix, II Z Ely. Tor Edgartown.
25th-Arrived schrs II arret Lewis Rondout for Salem;
Helen Thompson, vinal Haven for New York Clara Saw
yer Deer Islo for do Pacific Rockiand for New London
Alice b. Bath for Newport Ella, Bangor for Philadelphia
SHiled-Schrs tieo Jew-tt and Mabel Thomas
WILMINGTON. NJ, june 24-saiied. steamer Bencao
WESTERLY. June 23-Arivcd, schr E A Chcsebro. Rob
inson Hoboken
2sd-Arrved schr Susan E Nash Appeman for Philadel
aith-Arrved schr Z II Clark. Vars. II obokeu.
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wAR DEPARTMENT.
OyyicE or TIE CHIxY SI0kAL OTvicxR, \
WASHINGTON, June I'll A. y

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OyycE CHI1Y SI0SAL ovvcsR
WAsAnoroS, June I'll A.
krobabiiitiea
During Tuesday, the South Atlantic States, clear
partly cloudy, warmer weather. southwest winds
and stationary rising barometer.
For the Gulf States increasing southcrly winds,
stationary rising barometer, partly cloudy weather
and light rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. stationary baron
eter south and west winds, partly cloudy, warmer
weather, and local rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys, opposing northeriy and southery winds cloudy
partly cloudy weather and local rains. followed by
lower temperature.
For the upper lake region southerly winds, shifting
to northeriy. warmer. partly cloudy weather, with
local rains ana slightly higher barometer
For the lower lake region warmer southwest winds
stationary barometer partly cloudy weather and local
raina
For the Middle and East Atlantic coasts warmer,
southwest Winds possibly shifting to northery, cx
cept At the Southern stations rising barometer and
generally clear weather.
The rivers viii generally continue 70 fall, except,
possibly, rise at Cairo and Paducah.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE rs, 1876.
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED N rHx HERALD srxAx YACHTS Axp xsaALp
wnIrRsrosE TELgcRArn LINZ
Steamer Assyrisn (srl, Donaldson Genoa May H. Leg.
June and Gibratsr 9th. with mdse passengers TO
bound showing signal letter. JSa 10th lat = TO- lon
sa
n,a iIsh C.r,hagsna IAN. A.pnx i7.h and
s % ;.s I'm
With mdse and passengers TO Clark Seaman
: & s & = ~: Il
LAY ss. Tss:.s s,
bound north; day on Barnssas sehr csce Bar.
Steamer cry q Atlantis. woodruff. ch...s,on Jun. a.
gars Ba.ha.aI as Neoiish, Bristol 30 in ballast
BARK Tersr. csrmsla d.a. scanAce BolAs. SO days. in
Bark S.ry e1s. Ghislanovieh Dublin 80 days in bal
BARK Edwar! Mcdowell. GreenouSh Galveston 20 days
easier Co: smith Co '-'' WIN sugar -
schr. B.rseea. Mccln.eck parscoa days. wish fruit
shr Probe S.aoso With frui. TO Come.
sshr c.r.rass go Kelly Hslsor Island days, With
S sch, ss:ss ss'"sson T.r. Ca. Island days. With
pines % = MsuseiI Son; ysa.si 20 = Weinberg
Der 90 a.oe Carl MOORE 'a' WIN 'H"
+ iI.y.r. Poland. savannah days. with lumber
sch, rlST. w.oisss:. Ss..ry c,s.,s.s ssay
Ion ~ TO- passed brig Concord. from Baltimore for
dcnsA
schr Yrska tof Bostsu. Moore. Wilmington days with
lumber to order. June 10 during squai
foressil; the Yreka IL bound 20 New London.
schr J d Crsrmer. Matthews. Virginia
schr Bessie NORRIS Bush. Virginia
Schr Joseph fhAro. Sopsr, 6eorgetown. DC.
PASSED THROUGH HILL GArK
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Geo Washington. Whitehead. Sc Johns. Hr via
City Of New Bedford Fish New Bedford for Ssv
sehr welcome Home Cr,. Hatfield, Windsor Ms for Ns~
York.
Schr John snow. Tracy. Shuise. Ms for New forx-
sehr George Calhoun DO Seecy. ~ John. NIB. for New
York.
rehr Laconia. Crockett Providence for New York.
Sehr Daniel Msrrs Weeks, Providence tor New York
Sehr v A Pixs. Patterson. Perry. Ne, tor New rorx
scnr CAstlian. Means Bangor for New York.
Schr KlA Dusid Walters Portland c. for ksw Tork.
xchr Texas smith. New London Tor New York,
BOUND xAsr.
Steamer rrancouts Braxx. New York Tor Portland.
steamer Tiils. Ewinx. ksv YORK for New Lsadsa aad
Norwich
Brig Cadet Layton, Nev York for Lisbon.
6shl snisA. smith, rsst Jehassa sss Providence.
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FATAL THUNDERBOLT.

TWO YOUNG GIRLS STRUCK IN AN OPEN FIELD
ONE or THEM INSTANTLY xILLxD--RxcovERY
OF THE OTHER.
NORFOLK, Va. June 20, 1870
An accident occurred near carsville tho seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad yesterday morning, which
plunged the whole neighborhood in distress and gloom
Two young girls by the name OF Aassen. crossing
an open Geld and between them carrying pail OF new
milk. suddenly
4 TEuxpxRBoLr
descended from comparatively clear sky and stretched
the girls scnseess upon tho earth Unc the eldest
twenty years OF age killed right and tho other
was shocked into ,nscnsibhty for hour more, but
finally restored to consciousness. The sun was
shining brightly at the time and only ordinary cloud
overhead and the mutterings oi thunder
heard In the dstsuce Not drop OF rain fell Ia the
entire neighborhood during the day.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CARDxSAs june 2s-sailsd brig Stella Lodge tBn Kir.
Cow BAY JaIs a4-sailsd steamer Vanguard. New York
.h pS, 1Sh bark sc2S,s Cool 70, sr: Mar
FArHxR Porr June 20Arrved. steamer circassian tr)
GorAuLroRy April @4-sailed. ship simla. sser. Mar.
HAyAsA June ssssilsd. brig l. Rdouard Br,, Blsekor
York banks x...lds esp, s.d.Oia Basinors Gaiesran
tsn Marst,ny Pensacola a.
Portland .Isss J s,s Kenneth On De.T;a: Boston:
sailed a a'h s ssn , Ms, Hedge Boston
SAILED 2s.S sssa%srs Nova seassa eB. Richardson crom
loUlaUE NAV 4-Arrivsd bark Mary Ann Wilson GBr,.
@ .ns ~ar, .ss %
sailed March 10, bark Maud scsmmrll lBp. Thompson.
,JoxDAE RIVER, Ms: Juno l7-ce.rsd. bark Bachelors
.S.r4ssss june ss-Anivsd .ehr xolis Emm. rom
Elin. Option D Black north Of lasseras; scar Mary
MoxrssAL June 22lssred. bark Karnak, Cook Queens
town Thrush. Moir LeitL.
from NJ. York IN VIM r ;sns Hf b
; S;.s; Tsds,. s. G.. il s;s Van
s;n o ns Chs
ssd wsrd cr Va a
Island, i7t. Eddie Pierce New York ciearsd
sailed 9Th. schr. Anrsh.m Richardson Pray Bermuda;
orssTs june lsxri,sS sssr rlorsase sh.yvsn cis.
PoSDIcnxRRr. May Is-saisd bark Hattie G Hail. Gar.
ficrou june 24-Clsared ship County OF Pictou (Br,
Munro, Shnincas
PoRT AuLcRAvv. Ns. June 24-Passed south bark AL
QUEBKc. June 2i-Arrved. bark Koncords Norway; Esd
steamers south Tyne aett Newport for Montreal: Que
'ss . n:as Sas S1 dd
steamer Polynean Brown Liverpool; ships Greyhound
BY do; Sally Atkins LondSn bsrks Ann Gray Dea.und
Man,itx zachariasen. Warren Points Indiana. Krogsr
Hull: kebekka. Carlson London; Emily Lowthsr Hilton
Liverpool; Jehu. Ldde. Aberdeen: Lord LYONS Carroll
Lonoon MognI rrimbIe Barrow; Canada, Bull London.
SAvASILLA June lin schrs Fannie Pike Robbins
and RhodA Taylor. Gardner. wig
ST. MARcARRrs Bar, MI, June 23-Ssiled, Marianna II
Portl. Lisbon.
sr JONI, NIB, June 2t-Arnvod. ship Maritime Union
(Br new), Sanford Courtney Bay w load for Lverpool
bark Romaun DR. newt Haley Yarmouth. Ms: 26th ship
"Cashrc." Economy, Ms; schr Annie Cotter (Br. Nc
Laughlin. New York
SAILED 26h. bark Reviewer fBr). Brown Warren Point
Cleared oath bark Souvenir tBr), Holmes, PenaIth
Roads sahrs chss Scsmmcil (Br Gloucester. E; Harry
4 Ned t;arduer. Philadelphia.
sAcKvfLLw, NIB. juno 3O-salcd. schr Pampcro, Brans
comb. Ireland.
YOKOHAMA about June 3-Arrivcd steamer Crocus (Br)
Day San Francisco for Hong Kong
Yarmouth NJ. June 24-Saied. Dominion (Br).
Clements, Boston.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

UNBRELLAs AND COOL DRINKS IN DEMAND
SCENES IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Yesterday was beyond question. tho hottest day yet
experienced In New York TINS From carly
until almost shutdown there was but one express
sion hcard-a general complaint OF the heat Tho
streets presented . somewhat deserted appearance.
The sunny sides were entirely forsaken. um-
brellas were called largely into requistion, and had
1t not becn for the fierce sunlight and the almost I'M
boarabe heat might have been imagined that heavy
rain storm in progress Both ladies and gentle
turned out in the thinnest OF their summer CO.'S
tunes, and evon presented most uncomfortable ap-
pearance
Scarcely ripple Of breeze during the midday hours
DO found and the little there seemed but
make the heat greater for IL tanned the face like .
warm blast from furnace Indoors or out Of doora
1t all thu Fans and other Contrivances
all alike tho temporary relief obtained from their
being than counteracted by the exeron required
10 put them into practical operation.
On the docks and other exposed places, whore no
shade could be found, work was almost abandoned,
such necessary work obliged to be done bel ng
carried on n the risk OF sunstroke
The demand throughout the city for all kinds OF cool
ing drinks enormous The barro0ms where,
rule, nothing but strong drinks sold.
petey deserted. The drug stores and other empori-
ums where soda and syrups dispensed were
ON the contrary, very busy. Even the restaurants
failed TO do their usual business, Tor their customers
found il TOO hot cat Something cool to dvink'
was the universal cry
Toward fvo O'Clock the heat moderated and gentle
breeze from the southwest came up Tho change
welcome to the throngs OF suffering humanity who
vending their way homsward
Tho journey homevard IN the terrible
ordeal but yet it had to be undertaken. Tor the
vapor bath endured preferable to long walk
the hot nagstones The comparative GOODNESS which
came with the shades OF night WAS welcomed by all
The following table shows the temperature yesterday
at Hudnuts together with that OF the corresponding
datO nf nst
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TERRIFIC HURRICANE.

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS AND INJURY
TO CROPS
PORTAGE, Pa. Juno %, 1S76
This vicinity was visited Saturday afternoon by
terrific thunder storm, which struck terror into tho
hearts of The people living this village and the out
skirts many of whom ncd TO tho fields for protection
from an anticipated hurricane. Fortunately the
force OF the wind passed TO tho south, fol.
lowing tho course OF the high hills and
moving a swath among the trees wherc she woods
interviewed A. II II had been grass before . reaper
But while the village was fortunately not In the
direct path Of the hurricane, wind strong enough
TO rSRoor HOUSES,
others from their foundations and tear trees
from their roots passed over the place The streets
were nllcd with brick from fallen chmncys. portions
OF roofs boards OF all KINDS aud branches and trunks
OF trees Whole fields VI grain almost ready TO cut
FRUSTRATED.
singularly enough not = single life lost In ell
this terrible storm, and but little bodily injury sus-
tanned
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Ncrch shipping and shpmastcrs informed
that byeiegraphing tho lixpALD London Bureau i'd
dressing Bennett No. ~ Fleet street. London TO the
Paris ONCE addressing Bcnnett. 81 Avenue dc POpera.
Paris she arrivals At and departures from European and
ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with Unitod the will DO cabsd this
try FREQ OF charge.
Captain arriving at and sailing nom French and Msdi
ports will nnd the Paris oce the seonemi
esl and expeditions for tslcgrsphng news
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Panama IL John Rowland Cole Of
Nh, with 600 bbs sp and 100 do VIII oil.
Bark Roman OF New London has been purchased by II
Bartlett Sons Of New Bedford private terms and win
be tow I'D TO NIB by stcamtug Ncie.
Owing desertion OF four OF the
Nc reported sailed from New London Thursday she
obliged emain ship Others and did sail until
the 24th.
the nrst officer Of schr Cohannet Grape
Fahavcn reports her May ~ lat 10 S. lon ~ IS W.
ing taken blackhsh-sil well.
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SAILED.

ship Paulina (Br) London banks Romano q (Ans Cork
Edith Marion (Br). do: Maria Clotds uta. d. Fall
mouth; Falcon Br, Bristol Frea Nor), csen Trancs)
Balder CSwe), 8tsttin.
Wind n sunset. 8, 1t midnight. NNE, light.
barometer - sunset. 70 IS; ut midnight - 3D.
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AT eleven o'clock yesterday morning Thomas Flana-
gan, aged forty-hve, home, was Frustrated by tho
heat while work No Oil West Forty.ninth
He was taken to tho Ninety ninth Street Hospital
Joseph Grandon aged fortyseven, Of Fishers Island
Comp was found yesterday al the corner OF tho
Bowery and sixth street. Frustrated by the heat He
was sent to Bellevue.
Hugo Rcger, agcd twenty-five, Of Broome street,
near Ludlow found FRUSTRATED by the heat the
Of Third and Fourteenth yestsr-
day afternoon Hc was sent to Bellevue.
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SPOKEN.

Brig Mary Roosevelt. from Baltimore for Boston, juno
~. ~ miles SSE Of Cape May lghtship.
Brig Gilchrist. from New YORK tor Fenauina. June
81. of Charleston Bar.
Schr II -. from - for SAvannsh, with foresai
split, June 81, on Charleston Bar.
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Der Of pleasure boats N the harbor capsssd and
although nothing definite 10 yet known, Is y believed
several persons wore drowned, a. = number OF bosts
with parties board are missing
Al Plymouth two boats with seven persons on board
missing.
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OBITUARY.

RIoHT REV. BISHOP CUNNING.
Right Rev. George D. Cummins, senior Bishop OF the
Reformed Episcopal Church, Nd, at his residence in
Luhervslc Baltimore county, died yesterday after
noon Of inflammation OF tho bowela Deceased WIS IS
Of
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.


Eosrox, Mass, June a. 1875
large barn in East Midway, Mass. owned by
Samuel Davis, was struck by lightning yesterday and
burned The loss Is $4,000, insurance s.. ooo
James Gocdaii. quArrymau, at west Quincy, Mass,
was killed BY lightning yesterday.
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Lighthouse Board has placed buoys Shippan
Point, OIL stamford. place where several
truck and been injured and Cock
I'M
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A MILL AND yKssxL STRUCK.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June %, 1875
During severe ssorm last night mill At West Glou-
cester, owned by A. Haskell, was struck BY lightning
and destroyed. Loss 81 900.
The schooner h. r. Chase, In the harbor, was also
struck aud lost her foremost. William Woodbury., one
OF the crew. was instantly killed.
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SEVERE STORM AT BOSTON.

Bosrox, June 20, 1875
Durias Ne severe ssorm here yesterday iArss nun.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DErARrUREs PROM NEW YoRx ZOE rxH MONTHS
JUNE July.
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sUNsTROKES.

Average yesterday. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Average same date last year.
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SPOKEN.
WEATHER REro,

Tho Isa June 81. NO lat &c. disabled Probably brig
Ia. Chandler. last reported at Greenock.l
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WEATHAR REPOHIs
PLvxourH. juno 20. PM-variabis.
HoLyxxAD. June 20. PX-wind NE, baromstsr. 30 or