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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RIVER.

Tho eirht-oared barge Of the Nautilus Boat Club with
and party OF gentlemen, including Mr. Dexter,
President OF tho National Association Of Amateur
Oarsmen; Henry Garfield OF the Mutual Boat Club OF
Albany, and Captain HIM. Of the famous Beaverwycks,
left the club house yesterday afternoon TO the
milo course Of the Harlem River On the way back,
when nearly opposite the Athletic Club Grounds tho
upon q stake, barely concealed by the high
water, and large hole stove in the bottom. The
boat instantly commenced TO I'LL, and Us there were
board who could not swim. the danger OF
drowning from the sinking OF the boat became
Fortunately the Athletics six-oared barge, which was
following, promptly came to the assistance OF tho
Nautilus aud took of Mr. Dexter and some others OF
the guests The boat was then run on the flats and
the remainder OF the party landed, with other
damage than wettiDg The captain, with Messrs.
Roache, Chids and Rouse then attempted to bring tho
sinking barge to the club house, but she fast
Ting and only the timely aid OF the lieutenant Of
the Athletic Club who came of with a boat and took
Roache and Chlds Of, and boat IRON john Kye's
taking Louis Rouse and the remaining OF tho crew,
the barge would have sunk under them. Tho barge
injured that il was with much difficulty she
brought homo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
OBITUARY.
HENRY P. HAVEN, or CONNIE,

HENRY p. HAVEN, or CONNECTICUT.
Henry r Haven, prominent citizen Of New London,
Conn, and senior member of the well known house OF
Haven, Williams 4 Co. formerly Williams & HAVEN,
died suddenly at his residence, in New London at eight
O'Clock yesterday morning. Up TO Saturday evening
he was In his usual health He had been long time
identified with the educational and gous interests
OF Connections and known throughout tho country
as OF the energetic and useful workers the
Sunday school cause. The firm OF which deceased
member had, for the past forty years, been extern
sivcy engaged the whaling business aud of late years
in sealing and in with Francisco par
ties. controlled the Alaska seal by contract
with the government. Mr.. Haven also prominent
IN politics. having served in the General Assembly of
the State and was aPresdcntal clcctor the repub
can ticket in 1872 In 1873 he the republican
didatc Tor Governor OF Connecticut but was defeated
owing to detection in New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP, April 29-Arrived, ships y Sargent, SWEET,
Independents Bay via Queenstown Alexander Murphy.
do via do.
Sailed 10Th Drowning Sophie (No Petersen. New
York
BELFAST April 29-Arrived, brig Emma Shaw DE,
Macomber. New York.
BERGEN. April SAILED. the Sirius, for America
BRKxrS. April 3o-Arrived ship British Queen (Br),
Brooks Philadelphia brig Doctor Lasker Ger christoher
New York.
BARrLEuR, April S0-Arrived brig Vaenta (Aus). Fro
vost. Charleston.
BARCELONA, April 2s-saied, schr L Wilton. Rich.
Cadx
cARD,Yv April as-saisd. bark James Pendston. GIL
more, Rio Janeiro
cApz April 2e-Arrvsd schrs Fred Jackson. Psttngi,
Oporto Lizzie Dewey. Davis. do
CALCUTTA, April SAILED. ship viscount (Br Nicholson,
New York; bark Lizzie II. Babson, Boston.
DEAL April 3o-Arrved, bark Unison (Br, Webster, New
York for London
Sailed aoth bark Cansssa Msdrs dtap, Roccalaglsta
drom Lcith) New York.
Dux,ALx. April 29-Arrved bark Praecis Qor), Freder-
iskson Baltimore
East LONDON CGII-Arrivsd bark Assla (Br. Reynolds
Boston.
GLOUCESTER April 3o-Arrived brig Ferdinand Holdg-
hansen (Gor) School, Philadelphia
HULL, April so-Arivsd brig urda CNor Olsen St Marys.
Ga.
hxLvoEr April 2s-ssilsd bark Homeward Bound. Mer-
rymsn New York.
HAvRE April 29Arrived bsrks Nicholas Thayer. Crosby,
Charleston; s0th, ship B Gchrst Emmerson. Now Or
leans; barks Ranger tr Doty Savannah Punjaub (Br,
Williamson. New Orleans; brig Maggie Vail tBr). Pratt.
Mobile.
Sailed 30h, bark Milo (. Robbins. Sydney, CB schr
Georgietta Lawrence, Robinson. Bordeaux.
LISBON, April 29-Arived. bark Orsola (ItaD Cs6ero
New York; brig Helen Phinney Boyd, do; schr EmmA
Drummond. Higgins. Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH April 30Arrived. steamer Geert (Gsr) Ba-
ronds New York for Hamburg md proceedad).
srETrrS April 2s-Arrivsd bark Rhss Ger, Budg. New
York
WARREN PorSr, April so-Arrived, bark suernsn N0r.
Guttormsen, Baltimore
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK oRrEo (Aus,. Premnda from Pascagoua for Liver
pool been abandoned Capt reports Sailed Pas
cagoua April with OF TIMBER had fine weather the
Gull OF Mexico and gales from to Ne IN Gulf
OF Florida; thence heavy gales from SW 10 and NV:
April 10 during heavy gale from NV. the vessel sprung
9TH lat 80 TO- Ion 20 90 aIicn IN with BY bark Dorna
tAus) Capt Cattarrich from bordeaux New York who
kindly took or IS IN ALL amer much difficulty, IL blowing
heavy aud brought this port The Oreo
decks to the water when we left her
scuR COLONEL Cook lof Gloncestcr. Cook arrived at
New Bedford with loss OF head OF manmast
scHR CHAs SAWYER. from New York tor Ellsworth. put
Portland 10Th inst with loss Of cables and
ing been ashore ut Dennis: will rcft before
Scum METEOR OF Gloucester foundered April IN gale
the Georges Tho nine in number arrived New
burypcrt th Inst In tho brig Fleetwood BD, from Porto
Rico.
York. with general had her blown of Little
Hell Gate yesterday PM She towed city Tor
pairs
ifAIIrAx April 30Thc American schr Allen arrived
PORT Hastings the 9th and reports that lost
sncn John Mcmillan Of Port Hood, AM EnelishmAn by
the upsctting OF = dory.
SAN FnAxcisco April 22-The schr WIN Sutton icft this
Nov = 1879 Tor Ounaiaska. aud nothing has been
heard Of her since Al the date the sailing the schr
Gen Miller from Ounnaska the 9th inst. she had
rived Is generally conceded she lost with
all hands
smrrsrrIprxG keel Of ship has been laid nj
and 70 foot hold
LAuxcnsp-At Hum boldt April H. from Bsndxens yard
schooner. named Abbic She Il 30 long, ~ feet
bas. ia feet depth Of hold and 10 intended for the
inx trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
MICHAEL DONOVAN, N. r. I. a.

From the Dublin Evening Mall April III
We regret to learn that citizen OF Dublin, we'll
known and highly respected among us has passed
away. Mr.. Michael Donovan. H. r. l. A., has died NJ
very advanced age Mr. Donovan was, Perhaps tho
very last OF the Of scientific apotLecarics VINO
practsed their ancient art without making any pro-
tcncc OF medical surgical knowledge, and therefore,
perhaps, he enabled to acquire a very high posi-
ton a cutivator of physical science. He was an
admirable chemist and physicist, turning his know-
edge to account generally well IN the advance
mcnt Of pharmaceutical knowledge and the improve
ment OF the pharmacopeia Two systematic trcatscs
OF great merit, published in Lardner's Cycopedla--
domestic Economy anda treatise on Chcmistry-
were products OF Mr. Donovan's pen, which also
tributed vast number OF monographs upon various
subjects TO the transactions Of the Royal Society and
OF the Royal Irish Academy He made many original
observations electricity and gavansm and invented
mode of Illuminating lighthouses, which failed we
believe, rather from not having been iairly and pa
tently tried than from deficiency OF merit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
LAFAYETTE'S STATUE.

To night meeting OF the French residents OF New
York will be held at the OF tho Cerce de Thar
NOME, No IS Clinton place, 10 take common action in
the matter OF inaugurating the OF General La
ayete in Central Park. It Is unnecessary to advert
what has been done up to the present. tho readers Of
tho HERALD been made familiar with the action OF
the French and Of the committee on this
sdc OF the Atlantic. IL Is mercy necessary remind
the reader thar tho statue brought here
ago by Mr. Salmon, the then president OF the Cercc
Harmonic. Various circumstances have stood In the
OF its erection IN the Park The meeting to-day is
called for the purpose OF raising the funds necessary for
placing the statue upon its pedestal, and these will
be nj once forthcomin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
FILIBUSTERING CRAFT SOLD.

The steamship General sherman, lately the property
OF the Cuban patriots at Key West has been sold to
Norfolk wrecking company, for small sum. and will
be used for wrccking purposes AFTER being thoroughly
ovcrhauled at Baltimore. Her career is remarkable
ono, she having been engaged in hibustering IN Hon
duras aud her record compares with that Of the Ocavia
and other notorious lLustcring craft She Is OF only
2vl tons burden and built at New Haven Conn.
Tor the Costa kican trade Later ON she hailed from
Por, Limon and was commanded by Captain g. +. Cor
don The Cubans paid 81 500 Tor her. when sold by tho
Unitod States government OF Key West "a prize sub.
sequent 10 her Honduras hlibustering exploits They
had TO sell her TO pay tho claims carpenters and
otbo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
WILLIAMSBURG DIFFICULTY.

FIGHT OVER THE POSSESSION OF DRUG
STORE
On Saturday night an exciting contest took place
on Grand street, Williamsburg. Four large trucks
drawn up in front of the drug store
No. 1Si Grand street, and OF tear
ing the inside fixtures TO pieces and removing
them TO the trucks Mr. Alfred Mctcalf the clerk in
charge, resisted and sent for help number oi his
friends attacked tho ntrucers. Word had been sent
the Fifth precinct station house and Captain wog
lom with his reserve, fastened TO the scene Of the
commotion. Meanwhile the Tine show window OF :he
store had been smashed. An injunction from Judge
McCue served upon the leader oil the truck party
prohibiting the removal OF the goods The truck party
fed james Craven, their leader was taken 10 tho
station house and charged with grand larceny Justice
Elliot convened his early yesterday morning and
admitted Craven TO bail to answer before him this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01

diana To- Frazer Lebem 10 Ohio State 6i4 Psrmsly
aud Others vs.. the Railroad Companies $ Dillon. 10.
Hut n for other should the DEGREES OF
the Circuit Court In these because the
involving the considerations
been decided By the supreme ,ourt OF the state Of Illinois
In whch leads To the reversal these The
referred those OF samuel H. Porter County Treasurer
aud Joha W. Cook County Clerk Rockford Rock Island
and IT. Louis Railroad Company decided the January
term and the subsequent Of the Chicago Burin
ton ana Quincy Railroad Company J. j. Cole and
another decided in june 1879 In these all the
points arising N the present presented 10 the
Court and decided adversely the railroad companies.
These questions all out Of the validity and the
Aucon OF the tax law involved In the and
ont - the action of the Board at Equalization 1he
validity OF the statute j. seriously questioned here
The ground cf conflict with the constitution of the
United sstes IL any such claim be set II Is sufficient to
say II Is without foundation As the whole natter then.
concerns the validity Of state law Affected by the
suton OF the state that question aud the other OF the
true construction OF that belong the class
tons ~ regard to which this Court still holds with
exceptions that the decisions oil the State be
accepted the rule OF decision for the federal IL
nevertheless satisfaction that judgment with
that OF the state court
The DEGREES In all these reversed The
reunded 70 the Circnt Conr with directions dissolve
The injunction granted in each and to dismiss tho bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
A BRUTAL CONDUCTOR.

AS horse car on the Third Avenue Railroad was
beng driven rapidly past tho OF ThIry-eighh
street yesterday noon John Kcrrigan who IN
toxica,cd attempted 20 jump aboard without slack
ing the speed OF tho car the conductor II Is said,
pushed him on and tho man Tell heavily 10 The
ground receiving fracture OF the lower part oil the
spine He was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital sub
sequenty conductor was arrested, but the patient
failed TO identity him tho one who had pushed him
on the car. kerrigan. who Is truck driver aged
twcntysx years and resides NJ No "a Edrdge street,
10 in very critical condition The lower limbs are
completely paraiy zcd and at times he 10 unconscious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
SICK AND UNKNOWN.

At ten O'Clock last night an unknown lad about six
teen years old picked up in insensiblc cond-
ton the of Madison and Twenty ninth
street by Officer Winter OF the Nv enty precinct
Surgeon Church was summoned. who fou md that the
boy laborng under attack OF hystcrcal convu-
sions The usual remedies were applied and he was
removed Bellevue Hospital AT late hour last nignt
seriousness had not returned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01

Arrived at New BEDFORD April 20 Bark Desdenona Davis
Atlantic Ocean, Helena March 3d. with 375 bbls and $40
do VIII oil Sont home the 100 bbs ~ OIL a
freight 100 bbls oil from bark Matsposett 70 Ano,vt
smith Reports spose Apri! ~ lat IS y, Ion ~ 51 VI
bark , Phillips Francis. Boston. with go sbs - OIL ~
tod-who spoke March -. Two Forty uruund
brig II Adams, BrownelI NIB 240 W all told: Jan 10,
barks iadsy Cleveland do AS all todd Sarah Hale,
Socum. do. oil as before reported -
At Honolulu April g. barks Camilla. Ludlow. M, ~
bbis sp; Ia nbow cosan, do 80 do sp; Northern Light
smith. do, 50 do wh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
JERSEY CITYs ELECTION MIDDLE.

The new Board OF Aldermen Of Jersey City will or
game tomorrow. The difficulty in regard to tho
election in the Fourth district not YET adjusted Mr.
Powell democrat, was elected, but, owing to infor-
maIitics in the ballots the Board Of Canvnssers
awarded the seat 10 Fry. republican. Tho latter re
accept the seat, however hc was not farly
elected, yet he will consent to allow Mr. Powell to
qualify. Mr.. Sedcr, Mayor elect will be sworn into
mfr tod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
LIQUOR DEALERS ARRESTED.

The following liquor dealers arrested yesterday by
officers OF the Ninth and sixth precincts for selling
liquor on Sunday :-Andrcas Haas Eighth avenue, near
Hudson street; George Theiss, No 155 Canal street.
Rachel Ehransop, No 20 Bayard street: John McCann
No. Elizabeth street, lillian Dooey No Al Baxter
street. Philip NJ. smith, NO. l23 Worth street: Chris
tophcr Weber, No. 80 Baxter street, Henry Wilkins
No Z. Centre street. Christian Meyers No lilo Centre
street; Henry Bopp, No W Mott street, John Crcgan
No. So Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
IN TOO HIGH SPIRITS.

At four o'clock yesterday morning Minnie Willard,
an abandoned woman seized with an attack Of
alcoholic commissions the corner OF Canal and Elm
streets Sho taken 10 Bellevue Hospital and will
probably die. Minnie is thirty three years old and
lives at No. Al Thompson street
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RICHARD N. coRwlNE.

telegram from Washington, d. c., Of the Both
ult. reports .as follows:-"Rchard NJ. Corwine for
mcrly of Ohio, and emine mt practitioner Of law
before the this district died here last night
in the sixty fourth year OF his age The will be
taken TO Cincinnati Tor intcrment.
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Merchants shipping xgents shpm informed
that by teleg4phng the HERALD London Bureau. Ad
dressing Bennet No 40 Fleet street, London" TO the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do roperA
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European aud
ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
United states the will be cabled TO this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and Med-
ports will find tho Paris oce tho economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01

Ship jean Ingelow Tanton, from Liverpool April for
Singapore. April II. lat ~ ~ n, Ion ~ W.
ship Joseph Faes. from Callao for Queenstown March
IL, LAT = n. Ion - w.
Bark BUSHNELL from Cadix for Glouceste Mass April
%, lat CO 10, ion ~ 10.
Bark George Fisher" bound -. date. lat 10 10.
lon 80 -
The Bertha for Philadelphia March u lat n Ion 30 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 80, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RKPoRrxD NJ THE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS AND HHRALD
wHITIsToNR TRLE0RAPH LINE

RKPoRTxD NJ THE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS AND HRRALD
wHITRsToNR TRLEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Mossl Ger. Neynabsr Bremen April IS and
richs Co. April ~ lat - Oh. lon 4s passed White
20 Is steamer Main tGsr hence Bremen; same day.
% 81 a. 40 two Showing l..
Steamer wysnoie Couch Richmond city Point and Nor
folk With mdss and passengers to the Old Dominion Steam
sp Gerhardt tdoD, Klamp. Bremen co days. with mdse
mdss to Sorins s' Co: Vessel 20 MASTER Had light
Mind. and ne wsahsr China shrossh
e The I'D when We si. took aS
sailed March the Equator March is 81
variable gales: with much rain thunder and lsl.nlns
passed bark Flsrs rS from godeaus New orlssns
Bark Gasis taD D'otOns, Gloucester IS days ballast
barn E.peian. Aor rarkens.n Gloucester ~ days. in
BARK Gargana gsa savaress Cork 81 days, in ballast
Bark 1ancs Nor. Petersen. ss.vanxer "a days. in bal.
Bark Dorna Ans cs...sinsh Borassax 4 day. in bal
orfeo lAns Premuda from Pa.csgoula for Liverpool IN
sinking sondI.ion the captain wished 70 be taken which
S.sE Medsa Ger srsdhsrns M.s.stss. e5 days With
March 81 April u lat 27 20 lon 81 o. passed schr Frank
Bark Josie Mildred, G.nn, caibarsn 10 days with sugar
Brig Hansen tSoT. orSecf. Hsvrs 81 days ballast
TO Punch, Edge co.
ss: Co. HS :s ssfi.
had heavy NE gale.
Schr Ocean Traveller tof Beverly, Adams Progreso April
Key West 10 days. with logwocd TO Meyer Daygctt
vessel 1awkins April "a lat 81 So Ion rs "a
spoke bark Norhwood tr. from baltimore for San An
schr Frank Queen gof Phpdelphia Calhoun. St Pierre
Mart II days, with to II saua SOM vessel to
master.
Schr Lemucl Hall tof Fall River. Trip Matanzas II
days. with sugar Lulng Co: vessel TO Dearborn
S.hr fauia Inf
days with lumber to Hunter Son; vessel TO Loud
Co.
Schr VIM Buck col Sag Harbor) Miller. Jacksonville .
DAYS, with lumber to Drew Bncki
Schr VI Merriman. Crane. Plymouth. NC, days. with
shing les o l. bound 20 Providence.
Schr Weimor Munroc. W xshington. Nc, days with
lumber TO l. VI Bnkelcy.
Schr q Wright. Chopper. Virginia.
Schr Chas W Aicott French. Virginia.
Schr Boneta. Evans, Virginia
Schr Jas Kelsey. Broline. Virginia
Schr Exertion. Lyman. Virgins
Schr N ByRrd Camp. Virginia.
Hchr Sandy Hook. Pharo. VIRGINIA.
Hchr Sam Weller Rockley. Virginia.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Franconia. Bragy. Portland for New York
Steamer City OF FitchburG. Springer New Bedford fos
Steamer Electra. Young. Providence for New York.
schr VI Fssnsin Howard New london Tor New York
Sctr vrccipcde. Rogers. Deer island tor New York
schr Khods Island Aen. sag Il nrbor for New York.
Schr Glide. Narsden. Boston tor New York
Schr ~ Amcs. Ames. Bucksport Tor New York.
Schr III Miller. smith. New London for New York.
schr Z II shannon. shannoa. rrovidenes for New York
Schr VIM "A Bowen Di Providence Tor New York.
schr ssilie burton hurley: stamforu for New YORK
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. Stamford for New ork
BOUND EAST.
schr Adaie N BIRD. Falcs, New York for Bangor.
Schr Joseph. burrows. Phadelphia for Pawtuckel
schr Lille wes Wells. Philadelphia for frovidencs.
Schr J Clark: Norihrup. rhadclpha Icy saybroos.
SchrJ II Perry Chase. Port johnson for New Bedford
Schr Vim Eoardman. Adams. Elizabcthport Tor Boston
Schr A II llodxman. Leighton. New York for Boston.
Schr James Basics Arnold New York for Providence.
Schr Nelson, Harvey, Philadelphia for New Bedford
Schr Fieetwinv. johnson New York 70, Portsmouth.
Schr Sarah hlakc Blake. Port johnson Tor Dighton
schr George Prescott Guptill, Ambay i,r licckand.
schr Lula Hammond Pierce Alexandra tor New London
Schy Warren Gates Smith, Port johnson Tor New London
schr II Borden Baker, Piermont tor Fall River.
Schr Marcena Munson. Miller, Port johnson for Provi
schr Mary Iangdon. Mullen. New York for Round Pond
Schr Helen Augusta. Hobokcn for Portland.
Schr Merriman. Crane. Newborn sc. for Newport.
Schr John W Hall. Jr. Hall. New York for Boston.
schr IcpSy Gibbs Coffin Port Johnson for Mattaroistt
Schr sarM Cullen, Cullen Gcorgetown Dc for New LA
ven.
schr Phil Sheridan, Lindsey. Amboy for Eran,ford
Schr Richard liiil. Smith. Maryland for New Haven
Schr Mary Lvmaurncr Coombs Port johnson for SALEM
Schr Ida Laiitiner. Coleman. Amboy Tor boston.
schr John ! Nouton, Moulton New York tor Boston.
Schr ID Maneum. Chase. New ork for New Bedford
Schr Geo \ Pierce Kelly, New YORK tor saiern.
Wind at sunset NV: NJ midnight. NV. fresh
Barometer at sunset. ~ 60; nj 10 Pm. 1854
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NJ has partly nsd mp and that several new ones have Gus
should attempt enter without pilot
The inlet will be sounded and the best channel marked
our 40 an early day. when notice will be given ,,s~
GbNuITE. Commander. usS.
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth district
PhladeIphiA, April u. Is7u
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CONSUL J. L. GRAHAM.

cable Telegram, from Florence, Italy, under date Of
May l, reports the OF the death OF J. L.
Graham, United State Consul in that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
LOST HER REASON.

Amelia Nctink, aged thirtyfour years, patient at
the Ninety ninth Street Hospital became insane yes
tcray and was removed tho cells Bellevue Hospi.
tai She 10 . married woman and native Of Germany
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FUNERAL OF A VETERAN.

The funeral of Cornelius b. Hulsart veteran Of the
war Of 1872 took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, No 20 Third The were
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Roach in accordance with
the ritcs1 OF the Methodist Church The remains re-
posed handsome silver mounted casket the plate
of which bore the following inscription
CORNELIUS B. HULSART.
Died April %, 1875
Aged so years, 81 days.
The floral tributes numerous and costly The fol-
lowing veterans oil the OF 1912 were present and
acted paibearers General Raymond Colonel Daily
Nicholas DUFF Samuel Ryckman. The remains were
inferred the veterans Plot" in the Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
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YACHTS. sTEAMnOATs. &C.

A FOR SALE. IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS
IL wooden and iron steamboats, for night dat
routes. and oflght drauvht for river service also. high
drau ht saloon rropeors. large Yacts Tugs &c
fkEDkRltk 9. SCHMIDT. No south William 81
A NEW 1sFooT sAILBoAT FOR SALE cHEAI
~ 5ist st., North River.
loAT HuUSr AND FLOAT. ~ Nv 10, FOR SOD
ID cost STA. Apply 10 STEPHEN ROBERTS boat bald
ing shop. 80 south ~.
yVANTED-A RoAT, IN GOOD ORDER. PROM - ~
w ~ feet. Address VIZ. BAUR 3fs West 3vth s.
MISCELLANEOUS. :.
a BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM pIvfER
n ent states. Tor without pu"tcy
gal every whore NO charge In advance; advice irse
N. HOUSE,. Atternsys lv4 breeausss
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES or DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOB THE MONTHS
or AND JUNE
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Sssss hereby given sA. A. channel a. Asssssn rnlss