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The New York herald., 1876-10-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHiP TRAsouEnAR, 1907 toms built at Richmond. Me- In
1865 In port has been purchased by Mr. Theodore Ru
bremen but understood TO
be between $4,000 and $4,000. She will remain under
the american flag
BARK i.Eoy yESEro QtaD, at Baltimore Oct 10 from
Hull had strong gale from sSW to SSE. Aug H. lat
Al A. lon - - and carried lower mnintopsail and
ioretopmast stnysaL
from Now Orleans for Liverpool. passed
the bar Oct drawing ~ eet nctes oi water
ScnR WV CAPKs sunk on Tuckernuck Shoals. has been
stripped OF her jibs running rigging and other articles
Newport tor cash The cables anchors sails blocks
and rigging were sold separate from the hull.
scnR MARY A HoLr which has beer ashore In Back
River arrived al Norfolk Oct in tow OF the wrscking
Nette The schooner Loaf her ruddcr and
tanned other damages
SrpR LOUISA sixrsoS. lately scuttled at Maxatlnn had
raised and the hull sold for $3OO Tor the bcnent oi
all concerned.
Scum CAsroS. from Petersburg Va. for Boston. before
reported ashore above Newport News Va. having dis.
ol surveyors and will probably be sod In Norfolk
scuR NELLIE CARR. Vineyard Haven from Cape Hay
ten. has sprung main BOOM
IoSlA Portsmouth. Nh for New York. was In
collision with John Aviles Nantucket Shoals
night of 9Th ns and had her bboom broken aud lost her
headgear. The John Avilss lost her loresaiL
SLooP JIMMIE Cafes Moore returned to Portland Oct 3
having carried with sl Httoched sprung rud
derhsad and split msnsaiL
vessels the stocks At Kenns
bunk port.
The frame OF large ship Of 1000 tons is the
David Talbot Is preparing build large schooner in
yard on Sea st.
BeaIeey Co have LAID the keel another vessel at
Bucksport.
A ship is being but At the yard Of Edward O Bren in
RockRnd, the which Is half UP. The ship be
the largest the river.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AuGuiLLA. Oct 1-Saed. schr Louisa Bliss for Boston.
CnArnAn NIB. Oct Arrived. barks Annstt.. Taylor.
S.sors ''. Aa's'''' As'''''' Berlin Jones' A'
Columbia Larsen, Newcastle; Forest Queen, McCsmot.
Belfast,
GLASGOW Oct 7Arrived ship RavcnscragfBr), Bigcam.
Quebec
B Harawck New York via Cape Town (snd sailed prior
New York for St Jago.
HALIFAX, Oct o. Arrived. schr Glad Tidings tBr Novel;
sailed 9Th. bark Rcnc tBrl. Mckenzie qrom LvsrpooD.
fLolLo. Aug ieIn port harks Annie Lewis Noors, from
om do arrived M s ss for dab cnse
Losnos, Oct 7-Arrived steamer rhamsstBr,. Campbell.
NAsiLA Aug Pain port, ships Oregon, Curtis. for san
DO sT Ne IN
Gsad for New York bark Goodel. =. for do
MONTREAL, Oct 9-Arrved. steamer Tagus Tyson, Lon
Cleared tn steamer. severn Skinner London oh Mo-
gov: bark II srret jackson Bacon. do; brig Hannah d.
SAvAssA sept 2oln porn brig undaunted tBr,, and an
,sssS%', e s e. about se TO,
Gs,sow nnd sasa ,ss IN D. Tor 1J ror, rnleaon,a
,Qrrnsc, DC, Arrived sark. STANLEY. Grne.on rroon
s,h shin Rock City Iehcridse. London Nelson, Dixon
wRisesde Belfast aS weycr ssop london saga sssa
lalck. Dublin: columhqs Burrows, Falmouth, Earl q
Light, rupman. sydney for Montreal
Cleared 9Th steamer Cornthian Menzies Glasgow
Princess Ahee. TEMPLE. SWANSEA AIdebsron svsnossn
Glasgow; Fisher, Temple, Maryport.
RIO JANFIRo Aug loSailed bri. III ail Columbia Brere
ton, Msnrus before reported sailed Aug 10 for Bsroa
dosl.
suAScmAr Aus 2o-In port, bark Lady Elizabeth t3r).
Cobbett. for New York
saed Aug IL. BARK Alnuera tBr). Harris. Mana.
bartered Sept steamer Gienarney (Br) for Now York
via Annoy aud Susz
st JoHS. NIB, Oct sArived bark Kate Agnes Br) Fer.
guson, London.
CLEARED yth bark Julia Fisher Br) Barlow Carnaryon.
TgiksTr, Sept - In port Mdas. Frost from New
York for Catana Nesnvio uta Cacacs, Tor New York,
ldg: Bushnell, Mayo, for do, do.
TRuxILo, Sept ssisd brig Alice (Br. Montgomery.
New York.
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT.
THE ADVENTURES OF CLERK AND HIS CHUM-
HIS TERMINATION.

THE ADVENTURES OF CLERK AND HIS CHuM-
HIS TERMINATION.
Henry D. Pollard aged twenty-five years. was en-
ployed by c. I. Reynolds Co., dealers paints and
oils, OF Nos. JOG and los Fulton street. as Custom
House clerk. His salary was Sl4 week On satur-
day last he sent TO duties the Custom House
certain imported stock and for that purpose
ccived $52s 2S portion of the money in gold
certificates and the rest In current notes of exchange
Young Pollard did not discharge his errand but
ing chum OF his, named John c. Burke OF Underh
avenue, Brooklyn, they determined to so on
carouse together, preparatory to visiting the
Centennial The gold certificates were ex-
changed for grcenbacks, and after investing
In suits OF fall clothing, Including overcoats,
&c, they agreed put up the night ut tho West
Side HOTEL corner OF sixteenth street and Sixth
To secure the money against loss large share
oi Il was gwen to the bartender of the estabs
for safe keeping. Next day the young men travelled
about the city and saw the sights In tho meantime
the hight oi Pollard reported TO Captain Murray
oI the Fourth precinct, and Detective Musgrave was
detailed to hunt up tho fugitive He succeeded in
tracing him to Brooklyn, where he him
company with Burke, aud subsequently
tracked him to the West Side Hotel. In
thus city. Detective Butts, OF the Brooklyn police
before Justice Morgan at the Tombs Police Court, where
they were Jointly charged with completely en-
bezzng the money above stated. The Court held them
IN 81 900 bail, cach TO answer Tho prisoners arc
both intelligent young men and very respectfully
nec;ed. While in Pollard gave up $500 which
no knew the money had been stolen. Pollard's
rcsiceuc Is No 305 Schermcrhorn street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
TOUCHING STORY FROM SAVANNAH.

From the Providence tR. I) Journal, Oct 1ol
private letter from Augusta, Ga, to a Providence
gentleman contains touching narrative of heroism in
fcver-stricken Savannah which ought to have wide
publication impressive illustration OF the noblcst
attributes OF human nature The writer explaining
that some business delay is caused by the grievous
family nGlicton OF assistant and goes say
The death Of young brother, in Savannah, Monday
morning. has thrown his whole family into tho deepest
griel-a young fellow, not much more than boy who
martyred himself Tor the good OF tho people suffering
with the yellow fever and himself fell a victim. He
was prescription clerk IN Lppnan's drug thero
ana when the fever broke out the whole force loft
but the bookkeeper and him. little later the
bookkeeper lett and Charley ran the whole thing
himself, I'll Lppman ordered him, by letter, 10 close
his people kept begging him TO do, he replied He
fet II WAS his duty to stay, and he went work
clays drug store, putting up prescriptions. hundreds
per day; no time to rest, no time tor dinner Clay
took the fcver and Charley nurscd HIM, but lie died.
Charley st ran the store HIS cook took the fever:
he nursod her, and she recovered. Then q young
Trend, Symons; he nursed hlm and got him up,
ming tho store all the time, day and night He
way can. Ny cook Is down. have no time for my
SELF putting up prescriptions all day. When night
the other have not had my clothes of In week,
and have not brushed my hair IN tour days" This
OF his person. It sounds like old army times. last
when Symons was up, Charley took SICK. He wrote
that he had taken the fever, but was feel
being up and at work again. kilograms then
began to pass ten twenty . day, Charley
improving with good care he will come through all
right" and everything looked hopeful, when al at
once "Charley is worse" and he began sink.
Synons nursing him in his turn and keeping up con-
slant CORES pondencc with Augush by telegraph.
Finally kilograms could be passed with difficulty tho
telegraph boys refusing carry tho messages in Sa
vannah. II was tho worst quarter in the whole city.
The last two teiegrams received from Symons were:-
81 will stick to HIM to the last ~ shall not sleep
tonight" And the brave young fellow kept his
word; they botn died the Same night Symons had
never fully recovered and himself waiting on
his friend They were two brave boys, were they not?
Docs 1t make any difference which side or which flag
such souls fought for twelve years agoy Can't you
reach ana shake hands any distance Charley
was a brave soul. could not help mourning his
DEATH she ought not to regret that he stage and my
esteem tor HIM is great that my little boy our
years old whose name before was only Arthur, is
Charles Arthur; and didn't do rgDt? His is a name
that ought never to die, and 1t Will live forever
wherc.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
JERSEY BAPTIST CONVENTION.

The Baptist Sunday School Convention OF Northern
New Jersey assembled in the First Baptist church, on
Jersey City Heights, yesterday forenoon. Tho meeting
called to order by Brother Bcardsley, of Ham
burg, president Of the last meeting. Prayer was
offered by Brother Robert McGonigai of Hackensack
Rev. Mr. Lodge, pastor OF me church in which the
Convention was being held, extended cordial invita-
ton TO tho delegates. The following officers were
McGrcgor Of Paterson; Vice President, Il Schenck,
OF Jersey City; Secretary and Treasurer, 9. W. Max
field OF Bloomfield. Afer the new president was a.
stalled lengthy reports the condition and progress
OF the sunday schools were presented after which the
session was brought TO u close.
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OBITUARY.
mrs. HANNAH HAwLgY, cExTExARIAN.


Mrs Hannah Hawley the Oldest person In Massa.
chusets. ana probably in New England. died on Tues
day evening at the remarkable age OF upward OF lo2
years. She born In Stratham, n. H., on the 26ih
OF August, 17,4, and She two months since. joined in
a celebration OF the hundred and second anniycr
sary OF her BIRTH sho the daughter OF Lieutenant
Rollins who served in the Revolution, and who was
standing by the side OF General Warren when be fell
at Bunkor Hill One singular circumstance OF
her eventful career Is the fact that after
having entered upon the second century OF life shc
should finally meet death through accitent In the
earlv part OF the week while gong down stairs, shc
wronguy supposed that she had reached the lower
step, and, falling heavily, sustained bad fracture in
of her hips. The pain and shock which followed
too much Tor OF her advanced yenrs, and alter
days suffering death came to her relief Up TO
this she had enjoyed the best OF health, and ev
dcncc OF sound preservation Of her mental faculties
furnished to the readers OF the HERALD not long
since in a published interview which she had with
correspondent. She died at tho residence OF her
nephew, w. s. Rollins, No. 227 Roxbury street. Boston,
where tho funeral will be held to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
HEMPSTEAD RESERVOIR.

THE CASE OF COMMISSIONER FOWLER BEFORE
THE BROOKLYN ALDERMRN-CoNCLUsIoN OF
THE OPENING ADDRESS.
Yesterday afternoon Corporation Counsel De Witt,
who appears In behalf OF the city in the examination
OF the charges preferred against William A. Fowler
the suspended Commissioner OF tho Brooklyn Board
OF City Works accused Of failing to carry the in
siructons oil the Common Council with reference TO
the completion OF the Hampstead Reservoir, resumed
his opening address lie arralgned the commissioners
or Cy Works for their mothod OF proceeding giving
the contract to Messrs. Kingsley koeney without
the details of the work the reservoir lie said that
they proposed to show that in 1872 Mr. Fowler went
into bankruptcy. At that time his liabilities were
$3.50, 900 and his assets nothing. They would show
that then, though his salary was but $4,000
year, he had dcposltc, in bank over 500 000 per
mum At the conclusion OF the address of the Corpo-
ration Counsel the Board OF Aldermen adjourned TO
meet this Afternoon.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. II, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED Br THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrIsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Abyssinia r) Murphy, Liverpool Sept via
Queenstown Oct l. with mdse and passengers to &
steamer Anchoria tB Munro. Glasgow Sept 80 and
vile oct with %d.s and iso 81 ps'ssnsor to Henderson
steamer Frsa dsr Meyer Hamburg Sept 27 and Hsyrs
s 81 aSas w,h Hass %ss' 1ns Az g.
Red Star steamer bound 9th, lon 20 os bark Royal
Steamer Knieksrbosser. Ke%sls: Sew Orleans days.
with mse na ps.senGs Grr 70 Cr'n paint ana
folk With mdsc and passengers to the Old Dominion Steam
Steamer Albemarla Gibbs Lewos DEL with mdse to the
Steamer Csntipsde Miller Philadelphia. with coal to
] Ass,iis' Bacon, Philadelphia. with coal TO the
Ship Dunroon tBr) Harris Liverpool Aug 2e. in ballast
Emela Nor. sarensen, Havro so days in ha.s. to
BOAT painted White apparently Of French iud: next day.
passed quantity OF pine boards apparently but short
Brig Excelsior 3D. Mayor, Bcmuda days. in ballast
schr Moie A,herton Denerara with sugar Jed Frye
schr Stuart. Libby, Augaila II days. with salt
d Moulton vessel TO Miller uou vhton:
schr Rommcll Norgrave, Havana Sept 81 with
schr Mary webber. sherman. Barscos 10 days, with
frui. to I Nudge vessel 10 b Weinberg.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Fitchbug. sprinrer New Bedford for
steamer Tie. Ewing, New London and Norwich for New
Starlight, THOMPSON. Port Spain via Now Haven for
schr Sasrbruck, Clark, Windsor, Ms. for New York.
Schr j X Atwood, Atwood. Plymouth for New York.
S for for New y
sehr Hastings Chase. New bedford for New York.
Schr Fanny Fern. Eaton. Providence for New York.
Schr Fyaway. Enos, Providence for New York
Schr Henry Renissn. Allen. Providence for New York
Schr ) Franklin Simpson, Boston for New York.
Srhr G Lawrence. Nantucket for New York.
Schr Belle. Simpson. bridgeport for New York.
Schr 4 Smith, Smith. Nantucket for New York.
Schr Amos FalSrnburg Early Bristol tor PhiadelphiA
Schr Ellen Baxter. Todd. Boston tor New York.
Schr Charles II Smith. smith. Boston for New York.
Schr Nelson arvey Weeks New Bedford for New York.
Schr Fair1ynd bowman. New Bedford for New York.
Schr Mail, Mead Greenwich for New fork.
BOUND EAST
Schr Souvenir Br Hatfield New York for st Johns. NF
Schr U Washhurn. Dunn Haverstraw for Providence.
scbr Warren Gates Smith. Port johnson tor New Lon
don.
Schr @ Fell Nckcrson. Port johnson for Providence
schr L Flower. hubbard. Amboy tor Providence.
Schr Gen Sheridan. Stewart. Port johnson Portland
CT
schr A rrrell. Fisher. Port Jehuson for Boston.
Schr VIM Elmer, rribble. PORT johnson for New Lon.
don.
schr Horizon. Leet. Amboy for Providence
Schr u Is Divery. Nickcrson Amboy for Providence.
Schr Phi an tn st. shea. New York for Bangor
schr Carroll Carroll Port johnson for rrovidcnce.
Schr Allen Thompson, Armstrong Port johnson for Bos
ton.
Schr Gamc Cock. New yorkfor Millbridge
Schr Il II CLARK Vars, New York FOR <orthport.
Schr Louis Walsh. Port johnson for Sag Harbor.
Sehr Dart Campbell, New YORK tor Stamford
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
THE JERSEY cENTRAL's TROUBLES.

Superintendent Kicker the New Jersey Central Rail
Company, has resigned and Consulting Engineer
James Moore has been appointed to the vacancy under
the title Of general superintendent The position OF
assistant general superintendent has been offered to
Mr. Barker now division superintendent Of the Penn
syvana Railroad at Jersey city. One oil the detec-
tycs OF the Central has placed IN the hands OF ex-
Chancellor williamson counsel for The company, IN
formation OF q most important character. involving
several officials of tho company. He made several
Efforts lew months ago TO have the matter investi-
gated but thwnrted at every step by official not
connected with the road The detective predicted
tnat time to HERALD reporter that tho company
the verge OF great crash IL bad been sys-
tematcaly robbed Tor years by its officials and EN-
plOyes, and soon as the directors should make the
discovery there would be explosion.
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oENEnAL uENRY LIyrNeroN wypp.

General Henry Lvington Wcbb, one or the oldest
citizens Of Southern Illinois, died at Macanda Jackson
county, the 5th INST General Webb was born in
Ciavorack, Columbia county N. y, the 5th Febru-
ary, 1885, and the eldest OF General Samuel b.
Webb. OF the Revolutionary army, who was an aid-de
camp OF Washington, and one OF the founders OF the
Society OF Cincinnati, OF which General Washington
tho first president aud General Knox the nrs
retary. The deceased was the eldest brother Of Gem
era }. Watson Webb OF this city. The deceased en-
era WEBB settled in Southern Illinois in 1917, and
repeatedly represented his district in the Senate and
Assembly o that State. He was major OF volunteers
in the Black Hawk war. and colonel OF tho Eighteenth
regiment OF United States infantry in our with
MexicO
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM. Oct 8-<rrved. schr Edith. Fuller Bslti
more.
New York.
BRxxns Oct ll-Arrvsd ship Annie Bingay (Br). Bond.
Philadepha.
Sailed ship Humboldt tGsr,. corson United States;
10th. bark Harriet Hickman tBr,. Smith, New York.
BoxsAY to Oct ll-Arrivsd steamer India (Br), from
Liverpool.
BoaDKAux, Oct e-sailsd. bark Magdalsne CNor), Nsw
Orleans
DANrzrc. Oct s-Arrivsd, bark Hslsingor tDan) Ging
New York
ELsrSoRx Oct s-Arrived, barks Anto (Rus On Phila-
depha Zenobia Nor, Amundsen. New York brig Eliza
beth Scott (Br)s Duncan. do for Cronstsdt.
FALMOUTH, Oct lI-Arrved. bark fredssel Oor), Nor
berg, New York
GLASGOW Oct l1-Arrived, schr Aradns Dyer Portland
Me Nas been reported arrived 7th).
GIBRALTAR, Oct lo-Saied steamer Sidonian CBr. I'd
wards 0rom aalaga) Now York.
HAxBuRc, Oct lo-Arrved, bark windward (Br. Baker,
Richmond. Va.
Sailed 9TH barks Carrie wyman. Gilkey Philadelphia
10th, Neptune Ger struve. do; Grundlovea or, Sandy
Hook.
HxLvoxr Oct lo-ssilsd. bark Evening Star (Nor,.
Speich, New York
HAvRK Oct ll-Arrived. steamer Labrador Fr), Sang
lier. Now York.
LIVERPOOL. Oct ll-Arrived, steamers Trnaeria (Br)
from Bombay; Lake Champlsn (Br. Bsrnson. Montreal
Sailed l1th ship Belle OBren O. Brieu, United States;
Samuel Watts, Lermond do; bark Palermo tBD, Nc
Laughlin North America.
Also sailed I1th Ohio. Morrison, Philadelpha
LONDON Oct II-Arrvcd. bark Hypatis (Br), Dakin St
John, NB
York
MALAGA, Oct 1o-sailed. bark Hornet. Hopkins Phila-
delphia; brig Lizzie zttlosen Fosgresn. New YORK.
PLYMOUTH Oct Io-ssiled, bark r L Carney. Jackson,
United States.
PALERMO oc. lo-Arrved, brig Fidsiia Atwood, Bangor
Ne.
QUEENSTOWN Oct Il-Arrved. barks Hskon Jari Nor,
Maesfeld New York Eektia (Nor, Iverseu. Philadelphia
Rio JAxEIRo. Oct 9Arrived previously bsrks winfrsd
Hudgns Bamore May Queen. Sprngsten, do; brig Sui.
livan. Perry, Brunswick, Ga.
Sailed prior to 9th bark Amazon, Myrck Baltimore
SHARPNESS, Oct 11-Arrived Venice (Br) Rhode
Philsdclphs.
srocxHoLx Oct s-Arrivsd bark Roma tNor), Andersen
New York.
srErrlS. Oct e-Arrved. barx Ojir (Nop, Krogh. New
York
rnAvxxusDx Oct s-sailsd bark skerryvors CBr Craig
New York.
TRIESTE Oct s-Arrived barks Leone (Aus) Dubrovich
New York; 10th. Frank, Wallace. do.
TRALEx Oct 1O-ssiicd barks Grszella or), Rspelund
United States; Usko tRus>, Biom. do
Arrived at - Oct TO- compssr from -
Sailed from - Oct 2 bark Petropolis (Nor Gronstad.
United States
LONDON. Oct ll-Bark sirian Star (Bp, whitehouse
from Richmond Va for Rotterdam 10 ashore jasrd.
Brouwershaven. and will probably be total wreck.
Part OF her has been taken TO ziekxee. THE 10
eIo register built at Quaco, NB In 1885, and
halls from Yarmouth. Ms
Bark Cort Adler tNo). Axesen from Troou for Quebec
has been abandoned At The picked up by
bark Hypathia Br from st john NB and landed this
port
schr L NJ Donovan. Watts. from Newport E. for Mar
Unique tbeore reported) put into Lisbon 9Th with
damaged sails
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Coroner woitman yesterday held an inquest in tn
case OF James Catchy, agcd forty, who died on tho
3oth uL at Bellevue Hospital from the effects OF stab
wound in the abdomen, received the night OF the
2s,h ult, IN allcyway leading to No. rs Marion
street
On the inquest no evidence was elected that tended
to prove any way that Giovanni vzz the prisoner.
tho murderer. and he conseq quently discharged
by Coroner woltman.
Tho jury brought In a verdict that James Gatcly
came TO his death from pcrltontis from stab wound
oil tho abdomen inflicted with knife In tac hands OF
September -. 1861
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
SAD END OF AN ENGRAyER.

The dead body OF BenJan..A Z. Pavie was found in
the hallway OF tho liquor salcon of Herman scherav
lock- No. Gl PARK avenue, Brooklyn, at early hour
yesterday morning. Deceased had been drinking in
the the evening previous and fell asleep there.
About eleven O'Clock the proprietor awoke Pave and
told his barkec to take him home. The employs
failed n he desired, II appears, though ho
accompanied him 10 the halfway, where both were
found lying The bsrmsn drunk and his customer
was dead. The former, whose name Frederick
Haas. arrested and held 40 q witnesA PAVE. VINO
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
SAILED.

steamers Bothnia (rl. Tor liverpool: Romuns lBr do
Walker tBrl. do mot lohl nndoo tbr,. Hull CiAri-
bel fBr kingston Ac: City OF Havana Havana: Herman
Livingston. sAvannah Ashland Wilmington. NC; Isase
Bell kchmond: Reading. adephia chips Hamilton
Fish Liverpool Thioxva Br) London barkr Capt Peter
Dahl Nor, Hamburg sirrAh tNor) hmvre; George o;srl
Bremen: Goethe (Ger, do: Rsgna tNcrl. LoEdon Eliza
hsrSs tBr, Bsrmuds; Csbarien Dcnerars brgs Bsear.
Grand Cayman. WI Thomas Turruli. barbados
Wind ~ sunset. NNw: at midnight. NV.
Barometer NJ sunset. 20. II; mt midnight. 30 o
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
A QUESTION FOR MIR. GREEN.

Ngw YORK, Oct. IL, 1870
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
As the independent paper will you ask Mr.. Comp
troer Green why no keeps tho travelling public gen.
orally and staten Islanders in particular IRON having
the bensnt Of the Whitehall slipY In the first place.
Starin's sham bid allowed to prevent the u. II.
Martin from landing her passengers there Now that
Mr. Starin has declined the lease he never intended to
take, what excuse has Mr.. Green Tor Withholding II
from the genuine bidder? Is Mr.. Green an honest
man In this mat,erY Please let know Tor the bene-
III OF STATEN ISLAND.
The New York herald., 1876-10-12

Schr Anne ID Merritt Pinkham. Jacmei-A xones CO.
schr Champion tBrj. Granville S4eksille. NB-r Ne
vius K Son.
schr j w scott Haley, st John MA Hency
schr Abby Bentley. Mehafy. st Augustne-bentiey,
Gildersleeve A Co.
schr burroughs. Smith. Wilmington. Sc-Thos Dun
hams Nephew a 60.
schr Godwin. Williams. Bridseport-stamford Manu-
fac turing Co
Co
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HEAVY DAMAGES CLAIMED.

Noyso A. Palmer the superintendent Of the Cypress
Hills Cemetery, has brought suit in the supreme Court
Kings county to $500, 900 damages from The
Cemetery Corporation Tor the failure OF defendants
cons sumnac their terms OF agreement with him. Tho
defence that tho terms OF the original agreement had
been suppantcd by the directors IN 1875 when they
employed the plann AZ the rate OF $3 600 per year
The case 10 mot concluded
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
JUDGE WOOD BouLD1N.

Tho decease of Wood Boudin, Judge OF tho su-
prcme Court OF Virginia, Is announced from Rich
mond Va He died on Monday night at his farm in
Charlotte county, aged 81 years lie was appointed TO
the Supreme Bench by the Legislature in 1872 TO I'LL
the vacancy caused by the death Of Judge Joynes.
He was member Of the Secession Convention in 1860
and served in the Legislature during and after the
The New York herald., 1876-10-12
FATALLY BURNED.

George Kiefer, two years old, while playing with
matches on the fourth floor Of his homc No 1852
Third avenue Tuesday morning, during the emporary
absence his mother set lre TO his clothes and
SO bad burned that no died yesterday. Coroner Ell
lInger was notified.