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The daily gazette., 1876-08-04
s4NDERBILT DYING.

NEW YORK, August 4, 2 a. m. Com
modore Vanderbilt grew rapidly
worse last evening, and his entire fam
lily was summoned home. VIM. Ii
Vanderbilt, who was on his way to
Saratoga, was stopped by telegraph at
Rhiuebeck, and was taken back to
New York on special train, At mid :
night the Commodore relapsed into un
consciousness, and at this hour GA, ny
he lies in a comat ose condition and
his death is mementarily expected.
The Vanderbilt mansion is thronged
with the family and friends, and a
large number of the city's best physi-
clans are:watching by the dying man IS
bedside.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-04
SONG.

Come, love! the sun has risen long,
And hedge end tree
Are all allve with tremu,ous song;
Awake and come with me.
The grass is pearled with cleaning dew,
The larks are trilli1g in the sky,
And all the worlds awaiting you
And I-my darling-L.
Look from above. that those dear eyes
May dawn on me.
My love, my life, my light, arise,
That the morning see.
There's ne'er cloud to mar the day
The air is soft and fresh and sweet,
But all the world Is duh and gray
TIL thy dear face I greet.
Sweetest OF all that live and move.
Arise! Arise!
The day is short. too short for love,
The swift hour fleets and flies.
The moments ne'er will come again
That heedlesslv you waste.
And Joy deferred. Is haf pain,
Then. haste' my dorling. haste!
~, T StOr,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-04

The river and harbor appropriation bill
has passed the Senate without any in
committee, There was quite little de-
bate on an amendment authorizing the
Secretary of War to permit the use, for
private purposes, of a pier or wharf be-
longing to the United Estates, and it was
stated that the Cleveland & Pittsburg
Railroad Company has saved two mil
lions by the use of pier at Cleveland,
where the road terminated .and naviga.
tion began. 1t was explained by Sena-
tor Thurman, however, that the public
was benefited as much as the company,
and the amendment prevailed Iemes.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-04

Statistics of lager beer manufactured
and sold in Cumberland, Md, show that
during last year there were disposed OF
in that city 1882 ,688 pints of lager, or 200
drinks for every man, woman and child
residing there.
The winners of Saratoga races yester-
day Were Inspiration, Leonard, Parole
and st. Martin. The Buffalo trotting
races resulted in favor respectively of
Amazon, Thorudale and Goldsmith
Maid,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-04

When st. Theresa set to work to
found a house of Mercy, and had only
three half pence in her pocket, she
said "Theresa ami three half pence
can do nothing; but God and three
half pence can 60 all things,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-04
The City Council.

REGULAR MEETING COMMIT LEE RE-
PoRTs-THE PAVING OF WALNUT
STREET oRDERED-FINANCIAL RE
PORTS AND PAY oNs,
S-r
The daily gazette., 1876-08-04
PRICES FOR Is7cs

25 to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred :
100 to 900 pounds, go cents per hundred: to
s tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for larger
quantities. Eastern ice only.
Naprllitf j. ID. CONROW & son.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-04
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, l a. NJ.

For the Eastern and Middle States fall
ling barometer and warmer, clear or fair
weather, with South to west winds in
former and east to south winds in lat
ter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

yAcHT JULIA TuDoR which sailed from Nassau morrg o.
March = Tor Fernsndna returned afternoon o ,n
Ing met with bad weather In which she sustained injury
PrLor Boar RgD. wHnK ANN Blue ashore A. custyhunk
Capt Baker the Of schr Anna Lyons re-
ported missing taken sick just previous 90 ms vrsssa
sailing and hence not In her ~ the time Of her
The schooner before reporied ashore bott"
up - Eieuthera supposed 70 be the Francis ssmsy
RON rehsscoa ior ran River before reportso Aoanoone
buckingham xarck has been lost At sea, ON her
way 10 Galveston. Texas. with all on board
HALIFAX. pr l3--The troop ship Simeon arrived this
morning rom the West indies. aud having struck
dawnsd could nothing o. il same dsv lat - ~. lon
W o. picked boat marked the inside Of the stern
Lowell SON. makers, Salisbury Point, Mass"
NoRvoLK. April 1.-THE wreckng Resoluts re-
cargo Of logwood taken Their schooner.
Lewis and Criterion left for the wreck night and
will bring up the balance o. her cargo.
Nxwronr April l3-Thc cutter Samuel Dexter
She hauled East Chop Vineyard Ground
the schr Commodore Kesrney. Of Calais. Ne. which
driven ashore at that place during The late gale Also
ports that after two days work she succeeded In hauling
Of the of navigation the schr Juette with Ice
from Maine for New York. wch recently In contact
with vessel and sunk.
sr JOINS, Pr. April l2-Brig WIN Dobson tBr). Buck
from New York March % for 81 Johns PR amid
the breakers cd the point OF this vessel and
cargo probably total loss.
ST. THOMAS. April brig Showers. from Wilmington.
NC before reported Grenada having been ashore
has been stripped and sold at the latter place.
WILMINGTON, c. April 11-Captnu Davis. of the schr
Ferrsta which ashore during gale six eight
weeks the bar has succeeded In getting his vessel
on the beach, and she Is NJ smhvile awaiting the
repairs She - badly damaged the injury
consisting mainly In the starting OF butts In the hull
LAuScREp--A ship launch. ID 18th inst from the
yard formerly occupied by Donald Mckay East Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
CLEARED.

Steamer sacya e0er,. Fransen. Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer Rotterdam tDusch) Wis, RoterdanFunc Edge
steamer Gamma lsr, Liddicost hamilton ,permuda,-
A Outerbridge.
ieamer Ashland, Crower, Fsrnsndna via Port Royal-c
II Mallory & 20.
Steamer lispidan, Mankin ssvannah-Murray, Ferris a
Co.
steamer Richmond, Kelley Norfolk. City Point and Rich
nond--Old Dominion steamship tc.
Steamer Anu Eliza. Richards. Philadclphia-Ins Hana,
steamer EiesnorA. Johnson. Pe.tland-J Ames
Steamer Neruus, Bsarsc hoston--H Dimvck.
Liyermorc
nark star Queen (r,. SHELTON 1ytteton and Auckland
W Cameron 4 Co.
Bark sara lAus,. cassanarich. Cork Falmouth
vich A Go.
bark Nordhayes tsor). Halvorsen, Limcrick--Funch.
Edyo Go.
Ea'k Ro,uo ar, Mckenzie. santanaer-J Whitney 4
ca.
Brig stockweii cumminga Bordesux-Boyd s
nnck>n.
brig Premier (Br), Rogers, Yarmouth. Ns-Boyd 4
Hncken.
schr Edwin Palmer Stevens. Laguayra and Csmpeche-
Thebaud Bros.
scbr l'ososi, Curtis. Prorreso, Mex-Thebaud Bros
schr Jesse smith, Tyler, sagua-Bentlcy, Gderseeve
4 To.
sc,r Annie L Palmer, Lewis. Barscoa-rssac Staples
schr leona. Wiley, Bafaroa-BJ Weinberg 4 Co.
scr Souvenir tBr), Hatfield. st Johns, Nc W Der.
tanx.
schr ceres Alley, Bos,on-chas living.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Brio MARIA wHKELsE from amo for PHILADELPHIA
before reported wrecked Rum Cay went ashore March
20 About onciourth OF the saved partly dam
aged
ScnR WEBSTER before reported ashore at Cape Porpois
has been got atoat aud taken kcnne
hove down ith ana Will BIO repaired with ami
few plank.
scun EvxA LC WINDSOR Atwood. from Tamplco for New
York with assorted cargo put into quarantine Norfolk
April TO- with sick crew ~he visited by Health Oi-
Ger Whitehead. who found the sulerin with bilious
lever she shipped and proceeded voyage
18th. =
scnn JxSxy Drvrarv. ashore Ten Pound Island has
been condemned and the IL auction ON tho
18th Inst
scmR TxLrxAH, Bennett q: Philadelphia 18th from So
qua had heavy gales the entire passage aud split lying
Jib.
scnR JouS PERRY Baker Of New Bedford Is reported
20 have sailed rom Isrwich Monday inst and has
since been heard from She loaded wish coal and
was bound from Phuxdsiphia 70 Aoxbuky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
CAPTAIN BOYTON'S FAREWELL.

Captain Paul Boyton, gave his last exhibition, pre-
vous starting for Europe at the Cunard dock in Jer
sey City yesterday. Ho gave exhibition gratis at
the children attending tho schools OF the city
and the little wild with delight, especially
when he threw oranges on tho dock The possessors
OF these fruits carried them on trophies. At four
O'clock he gave exhibition to the public, and there
was u large attendance, the wharvcs being crowded.
In addition &c the usual programme OF forming rait
sending up signals, shooting, fishing, cooking blow
ing up vessels, &c, new attraction was added
In his rubber leboat This consists of bag OF rub
Der weighing only twenty-cight pounds, and can be
assumes the form of sphere bsected at the longer
axis, which is about six feet in length. hollow su
ncient tor the body Is lett the centre and the air
chambers extending all around It Is impossible for the
vessel TO capsize 10 mako tho utility Of the HE
saving suit still more evident gentleman volunteered
at eLsc around the wharf The exercises throughout
were very interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

Dsss.n S S.ss ssu: Sa 'sar chas rIs sh..p DO
Sailed April Z. brig Emms / Hail. Perry Havana; schr
roaT sr4I. March as-ssiisd brig Tycoon s for rors.
I. port March e sass coymars Obj, Perry from
Ri rSsss x: .cS fssAvsd ss WIN Robertson Peak
ST PLEASE Mart. March 2s-Arriyed. brig KasahdIa
Cleared asS. big Brissnnis H ios New York
In port 2ssh bark Venture rrl. Forian. for from
Jew & enr 2nsen coburn from BarDsdoS az
'ss' asaas +: Ma s': port .eAr x., Foster
rived March and sailed about 6sh, sail 18th Rev
81 TnoxAs March ai-sailed. brig Annie ar, smith
sagua and n".th Of Hatseras; schr samuel Crawford
ST. JAco April 5sailod schr Charles Washington. Ho
and G ssu S,f r.s John R:y
Ormus shacknrd and Lizzie Cameron fBr) Cameron do;
nars ~ cosy @ sna
UAmvar (Brl. Mckenzie and Agir Nor,. Whine. for New
ns Torrey Haskell far do: Rsnshaw syivssser for New
York: Arctic csr McInlow for Boston Kirby, Bar
tcery conkn Do Emcns tir Logan. Tor New York
Kimon !Sor,; Andersen. for do; schrs 4 Lee smith
Of Iasssras: Martha Jane fRD, 8rewn. and X Hard
Wallace: Alma. Johnson; Matte Holmes: Young: and
Flora Crowley Crowley. for Boston, Fannie Williams.
Arrived April bark Kasto tSer rellepsen st Thomaa
sailed Iish. bark Mary A Nelson tBr,. smith. n
north Of HAs.sra.; brig, Kmsn .Nor, Andsr:on Me-
Krbv Barrctt. Boston; schr Northern Light Wallace do
oy SS h s,T % s chip Essns S su
ship Daniel Tenney Avery Hampton Roads, schr Harvey
Sailed 18TH steamer Lady Head CBr) Watson. Philadsl
phis
Cleared lssh. scl,r Asrnna OH. for New,y:I s,
YARMOUTH Ms. April l3-Arrived schr Mary Lord. Smith
from New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

CHICAGO, April Is, 1876.
Secretary Howard OF the Pork Packers ASSOCIATION,
makes the following report OF the packing OF
hogs of the West during the winter season Of
1S75-6:-The total number OF hogs packed Is
ASA, 125, against 1866 90 last season-a de-
crease Of 6s2, l0l- The average weight Is 2ls SO
pounds, against 209.77 pounds last season
increase OF 50 pounds The average yield OF lard
is S. 50 pounds. against 81 20 pounds last
increase OF J. 81 pounds The aggregate net weight Of
the hogs packed this season equal 10 $50 hogs
Of last years weight The production OF lard
IS equal TO 54lll5 tcrccs OF $40 pounds each,
against 59l $50 erces last decrease OF 3S24
uerccs. The decrease in the aggregate net weight
Is l03 297 900 pounds equal TO o. SOS 400 pounds
OF meats The decrease in the number of hogs packed
In the West with the receipts at New York, Phadcl
phia Boston and Baltimore, is 99t l30 Calculating the
receipts Of hogs Of tho scaboard cities at The
average weight and yield OF lard those packed in tho
West, the decrease weight l59 40, 500 pounds,
equal to a. 400 erces, - 800 600 pounds OF hams,
rs sos 900 pounds OF shoulders aud g. ~ 900 pounds
OF sides The shortage in the yield of lard East and
West Is reported at 26,4l2,9o pounds or S2.G34
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

ss-xorIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ~ THE
CUAsrISG sERyICE-Captains or officers 81 vessels
any who tho displacement removal
any requested 20 communicate tho
the HsnALn. In order tina, the matter may be pub
cy brought she attention OF the authorities
letter Addressed the KaALn. giving the number and
position buoy and the extent Of tho displacement.
all that . necessary.
ss-xorrcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT Of NEW YORK AT SI6Hr-The NKw yorx
HxRLp has adopted distinguishing coston night signal for
use ON board the HkRALD yacht showing whc burn
ing color red red changing from the other
In succession and be several miles distant Cap
s.inx vessels upon seeing this signal will obgs BY
preparing any marine they may have Tor the Ship
News Departments 81 tho fxrALn
uS-Persons dcsircu. OF with vessels
Ing New York do bv addressing such vcsses
cfKaALD yacht. pier No East River New York
Letters received fsom all parts ofths world sad promptly d.
hvsrsd. Duplisasss tsauirs4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
BARNEY WILLIAMS CONDITION.

The reports OF tho dangerous Illness OF Mr.. Barney
Williams published within tho last few days have given
considerable uncasiness to his friends but the phys
clans attending him state that there Is immediate
danger OF death DR.. W. NJ Fleming, the family ply
has had premonltory symptoms Of paralysis, with two
or three slight strokes -Four weeks ago he at
tackled with plcuro-pneumonia. from which he has
nearly recovered. About ten days ago he showed
symptoms OF mental arrangement and at present he
sometimes almost uncomfortable. A consultation was
held few days since. and the decison arrived At
that the Is not hopcless nor Immediately danger
Mt Williams has indications OF organic cerebral
disease. He may recover, Dr. Fleming says, or may
take BRAIN fever or paraytc stroke. but at
present issue IS expected
Mr. Williams has only child living, daughter,
thirteen years old, son having died In infancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

your biceps You must begin with the gamut gently
but pesisenty, nh the muscles elastic and strong
as line steel Look-lke this'-
And in his enthusiasm the High PrIcst took a pair
of dumb bells and went through series Of SLOW regu-
lar movements
Then velocity OF execution distinctncss OF
articulation. Oh, you shall my system OF teach
ing giorihed IN her You count every note and
write every word that she sings She camo 10 Paris
from Russia very promising amateur. You Will see
what the old thorough system has made Of her. when
you nave her. Sec here some OF her por-
traits. Charming. is she not,"
And tho High Priest looked in respectful alteration
ut the counterfeit prcsentment Of her whose vocal
soul gem hidden behind goodly casket, which,
pardon me, cannot trust myself to describe
"Maplcson is coming out In tho TALL with CON-
pany."
II have great sympathy for Mr. Mapleson. am afraid
there must be some mistake. FaurcY / do not think
he viii come for love money You see he Is within
seal and paid enormous sums where he Is and loves
Paris too much-io 80 far away from IL"
OTHER MAX.
"who will lead for your"
sNax Maretzek. All. lot say that he is only Soc
ond Costa We taken get the best talent
within reach for the present. but when can get my
company out you will see what by . ''star"
"woud you like to some Of tho notices she
received in Europe? No? Well lard Mr. Strakosch
laid aside thick volumel out of ninety nights IN
Paris, at the Sale ventadour, sho sang sixly-hve
times, bringing me $4,000"
sINGERS.
THAT speaks volumes. Have you noticed our
American singers in Europef"
ayes. indeed: and may say that have q number
in my eye whom 1t shall bc my endca-or to secure on
my RETURN
''You have retired from opera in Pariss"
.'For the present Nothing stand against the
Grand Opera there just now, with its $500, 900 year
subscription. Halanzer has the house frec every
thing given support the national OPERA and just
there room for competition"
evil Patti come out to Americay"
'She will may say that she is great friend Of
Beoccas and has SAID her what Alexander said to
Diogenes, III were not Patti would be Beocca.
Nilsson loves her, too"
And the tervid mprcsario proceeded to say that
Bcocca sung In Go rman, Italian, English, Latin and
Russian. and the HERALD man Lett hoping that chill
dren of all the nationalites should join, alter next
Monday in Mr.. Strakosch's enthusiasm for his fair
young Russian prma donna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
FOREIGN PORTS

BousaY, March 13-In port. ships G II Southland tBrl
Beattc; Pcndieton, Nichols, Timour. Robbins and WI
mona. Bray. unc ~ - -
Samuclxeu IL Thomas 10 load Tor Baltimore.
sailed ith schrs Sumicksen Dckenson north Of Hat
tcras: Emma Hart. Hart do Harmon Mailman. do;
Grace Webster. Gales. do.
CIxxrukoos. April io-Arrived. schr wenonah. Forbes
New Orleans. -
Dalvleish. Queenstown Falmouth.
In port March ~ bark southergrecn Orr. s3icer
from Glasgow arrived st Janet Forbes tBr Kane. from
Ardrossan, arrived l4t Lorraine ur Fclkns from Gree
W.ysxs April II--Arrvcd. sclrs u Powell. Williams
Liverpool: nth. 81 Croix Leland, philadelphia;
Sailed l1t steamer Baker New Orleans: bark
Treir Nor, Olsen, Baltimore; lath steamer cny Of Men
leo. sherwood uronl Vera Grub New York; bark NAan
tNor1. Rnndulr dc: brig Proteus. Farr. do. .
HAIIyax, April l2Arrved, brig Louisa tBrl. from Mar
sailed Ias steamer George washinsson Whitehead, s.
jrmisis March Arrived schr wsrdwsii. Bsrnbaum.
MosrssrDso. FEB aS-xrrved, brig rsrans tB) Mitchell,
Bucnos Ayfes. 49,, -
,uabo and Bostan 24sh brig Jane hoia lbs). Fiarin
M.s.xsA~ Aasii u-saslsA- bark Auaira CsonbA Laax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
NATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1876.
preliminary meeting held ut WIZARDS Hall
might for the purpose OF making arrangements for
grand musical national festival to be held in this city
next month II was decided that 1t could not be held
In May. longer time would be required for rehcar-
sails by the grand chorus. committee appointed
10 ascertain what arrangements could be made and
report at meeting to be held on Saturday night week.
Uncnbach was ntionsd as the probable leader
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

Merchants shipping agents shipmaster informed
that by teegrsphing to the HERALD London Buresu I'D
dressing Bennett. No ~ Fleet street, London. or to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennott 81 Avenue dc rOpera
Parsn arrivals and from European and
ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United the will DO cabled 70 this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and hedi
ports will find the Paris oce the economical
and expeditions for teegTaphing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
WHITES ATTACKED BY INDIANS.


FoRT LARISIE, Wy. T., April IL, 1876.
man named Ronser, who formerly belonged to the
Fourteenth infantry arrived here yesterday and reports
that he and his party Of five attacked by
Indians just south OF the Cheyenne RIVER the 18th
Inst, when returning from Custer City. One Of the
party named Norman storms, from Iowa. was shot
through the body and killed Ronser shot through
the shoulder bat not seriously injured. The Indians
very numerous in that section, and great deal OF
afo ck haa henn run of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Quite large crowd gathered at tho Capitolinc
Grounds yesterday afternoon, to witness the opening
game between the professional Nutuals and the strong
team OF the amateur ArlinQtons Tho latter were
short OF Gedney and OF the Tracys The game was
one of;crrihc batting the part OF the Mutuals No
less than sh'rty.,hrce arst base hits were made on
fallon with q total of nrty-uve Mailman made two
home runs three thrcc-basc hits and two angle base
hts, with total OF nineteen. Tho Mutuals won by
score OF % 10 s. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

Steamers snevia Ger for Hamburg; Canada (Br, Lon.
dom City OF Richmond tBr Liverpool Rotterdam tDutch
Rotterdam; Gamma (,r. Bermuda Ashland Fernandina
&c; Rspidan. Savannah
Wind at sunset; Ne; midnight. calm and thick fog
barometer sunset. 20. 76
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

To-day Is TO this country historical a. wen as
religious anniversary. Not only does II commemorate
the assassination OF Abraham Lincoln, who was sho,
Good Friday night the 1lth OF April 1885, but Il il
also the anniversary Of tho surrender OF rort Sumter
by General Anderson. THIS event, a. 10 we'll known.
occurred on The l4th Of April. lssL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco April ), bark Java coson. to
cruise.
despatch from San Francisco 18th inst reports = Hon
Three Brothers. Owea. do, 10 do Mount woilason Mitch
ell d. clean Al Hawaii ship st George, Knowles NIB 10
bbs
letter from Capt Potter Of ship Emma Jones. Of Nh.
Tonbex March with 40 bbls oil since leav
ing Faysl Bound 10 on Shore Ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Capt Carlisle OF bark Jose NORA writing from Sagua Ia
Grande under date Of April g. that there Is no buoy
down the shoals outside OF that and has not been
Tor than month past This Is the shoal on
which bark Yunnri wrecked last fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Burlesques "Fcrreolc" and other plays will be
given at the Eagle Theatre next week.
Mile. Drasdil and Mr. 5. B. Mills will be the soloists
at Theodore Thomas symphony concert Monday
next
Mr.. Max Strakosch and Nile. Titicns returned to the
city from Boston yesterday and ut the Everett
House.
Louis Dachauer will present Nine. du Grandvals
mass and William Bergc Zingarelis at their ro-
spective churches on Easter Sunday.
Mr.. Florence will appear for the two hundredth time
here at the Brooklyn Theatre and each lady present
will be compliment ed with beautiful medal
The Olympic Theatre Is making elaborate prepare
ratons for the production OF "Humpty Dumpty" on
Monday night with all OF It's original effect Mr.. Robert
Fraser the best clown now tho stage, will play tho
leading comic part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
sMOTHERED UNDER GROUND.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, April Is, 1870
Charles Hassicr, OF wcstfled, Mass, buried In IN
old well to-day from which he was taking out the
brick. He dead when he taken out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
ILLICIT STILL SEIZED.

Yesterday Deputy Collectors Jacobs and Phillips dis
covered an Illicit whiskey disilery in small frame
house Columbia street, Nelson, South Brook
lyn No owners for the property were found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14
SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Ship Southern Cross Billiard San Francisco Dec 81
for Queenstown, Feb 5, lat "a =, Ion l27 W.