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, 1876-03-16
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court, of the Third Judicial
District of Washington Territory.
FHNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
n 18th day of February, 1876, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy Was issued against the estate of
Thomas Cranney. of Utsalady, in the County
of Island. and Territory of Washington, who
has been adjudsed Bankrupt on his own pc
tition; that the payment of any debts and de-
livery OF any property belonging to such Bank
rupt to him, or for his use, and the transfer Of
any property by hini are forbidden by law. That
meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt to
prove their debts. and to chovse one OF more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Court
House, in the City of Pert Townsend, by the
Judge of the Gbove entitled Court on the 11th
day of March, 1876, AZ 10 O'Clock, NJ, Of said
day. CHAS. HOPKINS,
u. s Marshal ". T.
By L. v. WYCKoFF, Deputy.
Seattle. W. T., Feb. Is, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
BROOKLYN.

The residence Of Margaret Kali, No 354 Atlantic
avenue. visited by sneak thief and robbed Of a
quantity OF clothing on Saturday night.
Michael Connolly, No. 67 Adams street. was arrested
at an early hour yesterday morning for committing
assault upon Mrs. Cestrange, on Main street He 10
held TO answer.
Tho residence Of Mary Knay, OF No. 90 Atlantic
avenue, robbed of clothing to the value of $50
Mary Thompson, thirty-seven years OF age, was ar-
rested for the larceny and held TO answer.
John Burko, Of No 2l2 Ninth street, who has boon
out Unemployment for long time, caught in the
act OF attempting steal bag OF -four from the gro.
Gerry store Of Charles Gcrstenberg, Saturday night
Mrs. Mary MuIlanc, thirty.four years OF age,
severely burned about the body by her clothing taking
fire from kerosene lamp which she dropped upon the
floor. She was removed TO ST. Peters Hospital
Edward Thomas conductor on one OF the Brooklyn
City Railroad cars, arrested yesterday on the
charge OF stealing 50 from Simon Costello The latter
was passenger defendants car and claims that he
gave HIM tcn-dolar bill Thomas returned HIM
change Tor 81 only
On the night OF October Is James Grant. OF No. %
Washington street, made the acquaintance OF Miss
Nellie Long, person OF alleged questionable notions
Of decorum and accompanied her to the State House,
York street. When they parted ne made the discov-
cry that he had been robbed of $40. She managed
keep OF the way of the police until Saturday night
when Detective Zundt arrested her. She s held
swer before Justice Walsh.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
THE WATER SUPPLY.
A Season Of Drought Over
Probably for the Year.
NEARLY AN OVERFLOW AT THE DAM.
Comparative Rainfall in a Pc
riod of Ten Years.

The recent rain did not down one bit too soon.
Grave apprchensions beginning to be enter
lained by the Department of Public Works In regard
10 the Croton supply. Hundreds upon hundreds OF
houses In the upper OF the city were without water
Tor days, and In cases OF dre the prospect looked
really alarming. The situation Is now changed. An
addition of two feet OF water to the depth IN
Croton Lake has removed all immediate fears OF
drought though OF course should be encourage
ment TO waste exiravagance In the use OF the
water More rain within the not remote
probabilities, and II we only have square
half days steady downpour the water will
be running the dam, to tho top Of which It
Is already approaching People realized till this
fall how dependent their water supply is the
ments They had heard OF the lakes and springs of
Putnam county and believed them great and exhaust
less sorehouses OF Natures best and cheapest gilt to
man, and that they beyond the influence Of dry
seasons and depended not the uncertain clouds of
heaven for vitality and repenishment This popular
delusion must be dssipated We are at the mercy
Of the clerk of the weather, and when he doth not
deign to send us bountiiul showers households are
made miserable and the city placed tho mercy of
another and different ecment-that of fire.
THE COMPARATIVE RAINFALL
The following gives an idea of tho rainfall for the
past eleven years The heaviest occurred 1866
probably the ghtest in this year. OF which ten months
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
REL1cs OF THE MOUND BUILDERS
From tho St Louis Republican,

FROM the 81 LOUIS hepuolc3n.
Last week party OF scientific explorers made some
very interesting discoveries the neighborhood o.
Milton Wis There are thero number OF mounds
which archaeological investigation has referred
70 that mysterious which Inhabited the central
portion Of North America long before the present
largest Of these mounds the explorers dug q trench
from its outer edge to the centre, thirty
feet long, five feet wide aud 1t the centre
attaining depth Of ten feet About foot from the
bottom, at the deepest part Of tho cxcava-
ton, layer OF ashos and decayed wood was
laid bare. A few inches below this hard deposit
resembling mortar, and beneath found tho 70
longed TO the OF mound builders Inferred from
the fact that there had previously been exhumed only
eighteen inches below the surface, complete Indian
skeleton.
The other, and vastly moro important roIios, were
eight ana halt feet lower down. The first OF these
the skeleton OF man, lay with the head 10 the west
in reclining position. At the knees, each
hand, were two ornaments. composed OF the teeth
OF some wild animal, about four inches
long, and having holes bored through for the
string which attached them to the wrists Close by
was the skull, but so badly decaysd to prevent
moval A little to the south OF the skull four
perfect flint heads clearly cut as II the work
around and under tho shou lders were twenty nine
beads manufactured from small Shells and perforated
SO as to bc worn as q necklace Evidently this
the skeleton OF somc famous for among the
found The chiefs companions we're arranged about
him TO the west, northwest and east In the jawbone
oil ona was partly developed wisdom tooth, and most
OF tho jawbonos and teeth wore in good preservation.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13

Horn m: Yer. rsssgsd y y bars ., ysD
the h that s were a soss g
the ha,ehe. e.ked all were adopted
was them s ssed 1s and s es Ai's to Ss" and
.hroushou. the night. pouring water down the mla,
sss The Ysnsor,h iorsana,sy hove IN sight
ss @ bis sw she ss & s.n ns on
Lett shs hp the cargo o s 30 the main and
nizIsn haches Ithe stanchions beams !e appe.rea TO
ss Fl which were % hot 70 burn those whS touched
was .oling hot. Captain iuni his oiees and crew
o% "a ss sssss and ri Of h they
BRIG ELziRErn. from 81 John NB for Queenstown DO.
soss msr crew tsp. oontnualy = the and
Wind
,sns a.aa;s Shien s.u.sa the vessel to be driven
hsss ar. nine sss Of sed
% rSs then wsa ana At
hy .. os Yet fs sns s and M M
%Ssis %sssn Tho captain mate and steward arc still At tho
The rspe,: IN edition sh. the brig
been fallen in with abandoned BY Ktns prize
Oliver Cuts arrived Por, .a rnss ali
CALaao Oct 1.-THE ship oago which put in here leak
for on the o n s % g. oss
strained surveyors recommend she being forwarded
Ship cul.iva.or with gusno from Lobos Issads for Va
which uAder orders
surveyors calked and sailed during August and
subsequently returned leaking has been discharged
light ballast trim aud final survey held. Report recon-
hold between decks Estimates for repairs, 2SO
soles.
British ship Charles Ball. from Lobos Islands United
Kingdom with guano put In here leaking is making
porary in the bay and will tranship shout
ship Messenger Lobos Islands for New York. put In
leaking has discharged about 800 and been surveyed
Surveyors recommend stripping metal and ctlking to
present water line.
Ship Celestial Empire ordered here from her loading
place at Southern deposits by
viii probably enter the Muele Darsena the wet docD to
discharge and repair.
The English ship Rock Terrace which ordered
from Lobos with gusno Peruvian survey declaring
be overloaded while she Is not by English Is still
In the harbor and will In all proba ,y leave tansshp
portion OF her cargo.
HALIFAX Nov 9-Mondsy night American fishing schr
came In and anchored short distance from the shore
the foot of lnglis Tho there
and Tuesday morning the schooner gr bundled the
rocks steamtug down but her assistance
cned and the schooner got OF at high tds
little damaged. r'-
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 5-The ship Great Admiral for Iiv-
crpool got foul OF the British ship Harland Friday
aud considerably dam In upper works
and rigging, and possibly her copper by
Hsrlands cable THE Great Admiral saesr her desti-
nation on the 9th q*fE
SHIrBuILpNG-At Calais Ne. Messrs DUoDdman Bros
have schooner hand and have also
Of 100 for sae Messrs Nickerson Rideout have
the stocks ship OF 400 tons and Rdsout Lord
plate building q bark OF 700 tons.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13

GsAxcs.our1 Oct si-Ia the roaAs csnss HuAs.. -
olcuessrss Oct sam,sd riSS Elizabeth D. Dur.ass. x.-
Sosk Frey Lund & &Mha%,ca; Nov z. cariA Bsesafsish
Sailed lst karsten Lsngsard: Jseobssn. Nsy o!sans
Mn1an PsnS so llama Aas kkav ssnos;
;, ,0IsKiLrAn. Oct 25-cisarsd, John NarsA Hubbard
Passed siss, City of Baltimore ~. ron Bombay fs
Sro.:ins = the back Of q the sosl. HsDB Am ss,p
asa 1 aArssS H9,s As,Tpn Is@.S NiramishL
Cleared sist. B Dulus. Shaw. Tybee
LIsyasooI Soy ixr,ssa; Ei:as cordsas sssi.@ss
Sailed ss,oiansoa for fsa.ssos Ssrs k..s
sss
Richmond Cummings. Southwest Pas.
ksss.$ Nov r..:::
Spartan NeS YOs Hail. ss
City Of Richmond Cumming. ssd Revolving Light
oa hoiySs.a I'd, esm.uie %. Kennedy. from Ne.
z rss: 1s:. 7s.s
cissrsd~sisi %aals Hogsm.n Bull River: Nov /. H.e
ries. Il McGlvery. Blake, rybse. Tropc Wilmer. Dun
Entered out Nov !. Utopis 81. Crai<, New York.
Sailed from Nov Gsnaldo for New York lad
LIZARD. Oct 2s-of. concorda, from Quebec for Lon
MARsKLISs Oct so-saisd Italia ~, Groot Nov York;
9 Jewest, Reed ssgua, Cuba
Srwroar' Oct s-cIesrsd. Ocean Pssr Henley. Havana
Nov Se: Que
bee
Pa Into .hs he roads Nov l. csmen.n. s. from B.slnors
Q6ErssTows Nov 2-Arrvod, Rsligone Liberia. La.'
sls omo. for Ipswich Prince Ls Boo. silosh;
.susDRsLAsD, Nov a-salsd. La Querida, Aorys, sss
sAsDows. Nv, Oct sI-Passsd. Remick. Rose. fseu
sc,LLs Arrived. Northern Queen. Dollar. Rich
Ls.s for New ye,. PIN.
dsphs via Qusenstown 18TH Edwd Gregory Smith. ~
sIsrr,s oc. szArrysd, AIMS. s,swsr,s rhil.dsDhia;
swIsrsysor. Oct so-Arrivsd Mary Leighton Lsigh-
s1avAscAn Oct 2s-Arrivod. Ksmschaska. Olsen. Pha-
sAsLrs DoLossr Oct 2o-Arrivsd. Grid. Nielsen. Nsv
TNIKsTx. Oct ao-saied. vssuvio. Cseacc. Ne. York
wksr HARrLErooL Nov 4-Arrvsd, Magma. zacharisssn.
wIssxAcm Oct sl-Arrived. Little SUSIE Ovens Balts.
more
No, he ' s9P
ward bound and sustained considerable damage to srn
&C. The steamer was uninjured.
son OF North Shields has arrived at West Harepoo tim.
sn0 mhs sss sprung a from :as 81 and on the
cane. About 1880 heavy swept, the vessel fore
and laying the under tn. s
became tremendous and the pumps kept inces
sanity going but soon showed feet 6inchss Pumping
feet inches being SO 80 "a w. The gale con-
tun the deck load started the stanchions and for the
safety ship portion OF IL thrown overheard
and while ,hi. was being done violent :qasl carried
and the remainder OF the deckoad got rid or They
pumped until four AM September TO- when they found
10 feet inches the hold but the 10th they re-
dnced n to feet nches ana passed Portland Ocisbex
a. and bore up for Longhope the 18th during sSW
gale telegram despatched TO the manag
Ing Newcastle for sesmtug. which towed her
West Harepoo yesterday She then about Of
water hold The damage the ship q
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
HOW BURGLARS ARE TREATED IN
INDIANA.
IFrom tho Indianapolis journal, Nov. o.

From tho Indianapolis Journal, Nov. o.
Last Friday night Mr.. Joseph B. Pitzcr, OF Zions-
vile, Boone county, with his trusty shotgun dimin-
ished number Of burglars infestns this city and
neghborhood by one and thisa 'boss' In hts peculiar
line Of trade. At late hour that night Mr.. Pitzcr
awakened by . noise in the of his residence
which proved to be made by burglars climbing upon
che kIschsn They removed tho upper sash OF the
gable window opening out upon tho roof OF the
kitchen, and through tho window gained to the
main building. They passed from the room lrst
tered down tho stairway into the hall and paror. Mr.
pitxer hurricdly dressed himself, and armng himself
with his shotgun proceeded TO reconnoitrc He took
gun . few buckshot, as the game he
dlcr was large. He thcn went 10 a side
door the side OF the house where ho could
mand view Of the kitchen and the probable way OF
exit the burglars lie passed out OF this door 10
small porch and he stepped from the porch a man
advanced cautiously toward him. stopping as to con-
presence. He soon discovered Mr. Pitzcr. however,
and rtarted up, and Mr.. Pizer thought attempted
70 draw pistol Mr. Pitzcr Immediately nred upon
him with, as Il afterward proved fatal elect Ihe
man disappeared behind tbe house and Mr. Pitzcr
returned TO his room and remained on guard
sntii daylight Alter breakfast he started
Tor the barn to feed his horse, and in the
barnyard Iound the dead body OF the man.
The shot had taken effect In the breast and neck The
spread through the village and an excited
crowd gathered about tho place. The acting Coroner.
Nr X. Bard, summoned = jury and held an inquest.
The verdict Of the jury was that tho deceased came 70
his death by gunsnot wound by the hands oil Joseph
b. Pitxer whilo the said was Ia the attempt 10
feoniousy rob the house OF Pitzer No ono IN Zions-
vo recognized tho dead burglar, but he Ia sad 10 be
Charley Brown, professional OF this city, we'll known
10 the police. OF course there was arrest for the
shootng.s Mr.. pitzcr IL a we'll known and wcl-todo
ei:xcn Of Boone county and u 10 possible tho burglars
knowing his circu believed he haa a consid-
srable sum Of money in tho house ~ all events they
made the visit, meaning businesa
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
WRITING FOR A WAGER.
from tho Toronto Mall. |

Mr.. d. H. Fletcher, OF the Office Of Bloke, Kerr h
Boyd msdo BET OF $40 with friend that he could write
5000 words In eight hours According to the terms Of
the wager there not to be words alike in tho
entire 5o0o and II agreed that II Mr. Fletcher
cceded In writing 5000 words within tho time settled
upon he would win the bet far that he would
lose the $40 he had put up failing to write the 1900
words Il was DO held that he had lost Tho be,
taken up and Mr. Fletcher commenced his work Mt ten
O'Clock morning, He wrote fooIscap paper l44
words 70 the page. Having written TIL Lutte alter
ivo O'CLOCK wnich included hours relaxation,
ing about seven hours work, he found that he had
written 500 words IL unnecessary TO go any
further, as impossible to write the remaining
l. 300 in an hour Mr.. Fletcher part OF the BET
and saved his $40.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
PERVERTED INGENUITY.

OGlcer Quiglcy, OF the Twentynnth precinct yester-
day morning arragned booro Justice Bxby. at the
Washington Place Police Court, young of refined
appearance, who gave his Albert L. Gray, nged
twenty three, civil engineer, and resident Of Bat
moro, Nd, on . charge of grand larceny The officer
stated in court that he believed the prisoner be
of the accomplished hotel thieves in the country.
In the present instance the charge against the prisoner
was that Of robbing Mr.. Thomas s. Grmwood, OF No.
Montague terrace, Brooklyn. Gray. it would seem
from the evidence to the residence OF Mr. Grim
wood last Friday and engaged board. He left the
house on Friday night taking with him clothing and
Jewelry owncd by Mr. Grjmwood, valued at $500
Justice Bxby rcmanded tho prisoner TO the ThirIcth
street station house to await the arrival Of Brooklyn
oficor, TO whom ho will be surrendered officer
Quiglcy. who arrested the prisoner in the Gsey
House, Informed Justice Bixby that the prisoner was
suspected OF having committed number of robberies,
notably ono in tho St. Nicholas Hotel last month.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
KILLED IN COLD BLOOD.
From the St. Charles mo, Cosmos,

lrrom tue Oh Cnares (Ao Cosmos
We stop the press TO give the facts regarding cold
blooded murder that took place in Tom Sears saloon,
In wentzve, at one O'Clock to-day tuesday, Richard
Hennebry, farmer, Of Cuivro township, being the
victim. While In the above named place a young man
named Felix Bagan, farm hand from Dog prairie,
with whom ne had previously a slight alteration
arew n long knife and stabbed him three times under
the lett arm, cutting main artery, from which he
was rapidly bleeding to death when our informant
lett.
The murderer was promptly secured, and in custody
OF Messrs James Ball. J. B. Thomas and Frank Chap
man was brought to this city on the iour O'Clock
freight train aud confined In the county Jail
The victim Of this cold booded murder IS twcnty
years OF age, and has a wio and one child fbotn
Monday He had not been drinking, but his assassiu
1t Is SAID was under the influence OF liquor time
Thorc is great excitement in Wcnizvie over the
event. ana Indignation ut Sears for selling liquor on
election day In violation of law
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
SPOKEN.

Ship Compadre (Br). Thomas from Newcastle E. for San
Francisco Sept rs. lat q N. Ion - w.
Ship Sarah Hignet, kiddsr New York for Liverpool
Oct 2 l. lat A. Ion "a.
Ship Christisna, from Amsterdam Tor Sandy Hook Oct
&c, lat 40 40 N. Ion 3 4S.
An American ship from Liverpool for uslcutts AZ days
out. Sept IT. lat 20 26 s. Ion 90 lSW.
Bark Ida lBr from st john NB for Londonderry. Oct
28. lat 10 40, Ion s. TO-
Bark Sylvia tBr), from Liverpool for Cascumpec. PEI
Oct "a. Off Tuskar
Inogene fBr) from Fleetwood for Chsrleston Oct
IL, LAT 81 90 Ion 80 rs.
big zetlsnd (r), from London Boston. Oct So lat
4S 30 lon 4.
Brig B stlman. Tibbetts from Liverpool for Bay Of
Islands Nj, Oct ~, lat IS C6, Ion 40 80.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13

coeuIsso, Aug so-Arrivsd. bark Dorsstshirs tBr,.
UAIiAo. Oct i5-Arrivsd, ship Lincoln. Lambert Rio
Mar. Nons. DO 18Th, barn M.sds s;saon; Pimsnssi;
In port Oct i4 ship Andrew johnson. Speed clearing;
Graham. Liverpool @ 10, NonirssI '.. -. '.''
IauIauE Oct oArrvsd. ship Mary whitrdge. Cutler.
HuAsIIos Sept so-rn port ships Cheney, starkey.
Tashss a.V and Crown s Prince cOoS9sa ''D
KSessos Js Oct asa1rysa = RI brig cssa 3D. Psssrson
:.ss
SsTs oS we J a4A
:shI. John " Welt, Welt. Bsasiois, NC 2ssh, Myrs
Lcaos rorsT Sept sana ;s port ship; Mcpssns ss Br
Psla IasraSes % do ao bark Nellie Moody & Ri%o.
MoSrxco RAY. ia, Oct 24-sssd brig chilan (Br Bar
PArAcnr sept ao-In port bark MeIuphar tB0, Lsavitt
r.nsllos Pic. as-In port. snip: Champion Of
EsI.ss sn
1si,. Fiynn, do~a loading ''''' w.
rSny bascE Nov sA,riysa :snr Ben, ySuns tBr.
IPKn srxA.xn clrr or Bsnlrsl
AnpRossAs Oct 3lssed Fieur de Lis, Rees San Fran
.AsrwsRr. Oct sI-saled Marlborough Munros, Sandy
BDIamaS. Oct si-oG. is crs.is. ASrions. nom Lynn
for Batmors Sverige. witssnburgh, from London for
BsxBnIDcE NV. Oct 3i-Or n hudson. knight, from Lon
don for New YORK.
BARROW. Oct 3iArrived City Of Ottawa Dunn, Quebec
Sailed sist Jennie b she.rer Gsivssson; so.,..
Brenkwater.
BaExsS Oct 3o-Arrved Baltimore %. Arnesen, Balti
more
BERGEN Octsc3-sailcd, Amicitn. Rsimers America.
CARDIFF Oct 24-Arrived. sunny South Derickson Lon
don
Sailed Nov I. Charles Tottie Nielsen, Philadelphia.
CORK Oct 30Arvsd, Kings County, McClennan, Baiti-
=
CuxHAvr. Oct 3iArrived Frisia 80, Meyer, New York.
DIAL, Oct sl-Passed. Cadix. Decey from London for
Orleans.
DoyKn. Oct 3ITcuchsd for provisions, Rafaeie. nom
New York via Queenstown for Lynn.
Passed Nov l. Peru tprobablv OF Yarmouth. NS)
Put in Nov l. Arcturus Brandhoh from New YORK ior
Dantsic- -
DuSxlnK. Oct 2s-Arrived l. II dc weber. Wright, New
York.
Brought mp in the roads soth Lian Prsssy. from Nov
York. -
DESIA Oct 24-sailed King Arthur . New York, 25th,
Atlantic. do
DunLs Oct 3i-ssiled, Edward Hvidt Baltimore; Fur
lano. do; AmalG. New York Battstina MAdrc. do
DARpASgLLEs Oct l3Passsd Rosa Cacacc. from Tagan-
rog Tor New York - =. .
DRoGHKDA, Nov 1-Arrvcd. Uamvar. Finn. Miramch
DARTMOUTH Nov Ion. Agra, from London Tor hampton
Roads.
Sailed Nov l, sir Charles Napier. Pensacola.
EAsrBoupNE Oct 3l-Of, OnanskR Hart from Lcith TOT
St Thomas; Minnie Liswe from Bremen for Southwest
FoLxxsrosr, Nov l-on Chebucso, Lawrence. from Brs
Gsrsr.susDs Oct 2s-Arrivod. Freydis, Ivsrsss. New
York -.
GLASGOW 3oArrvcd, Louise krasfs. Three RIVERS
Nov 4. Anchoria tsj, Munro. New York
sailed LIST. Ardmore. Mcdonnell. savannah. o..
GRKESocx. Oct s1--Arrved. huano hcissn xncoec.
Sailed 3lsf Lochuvar, Sketly san Francisco; Nov
Manitoban d. MDougalL Montreal; sebasso""los Russell
Pensaeolu-
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
NEWS IN THE CITY.

At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday,
Samuel Cohen was held for trial for keeping policy
shop at No. 545 Fifth street
John Cahi, aged nine years. Of No. 446 Grand street.
was accidentally shot In the Ley by pistol, IN the
hands OF Bernard Meyer, yesterday.
Isaac Wheeler tcoorod) OF No. 7o5 Third avenue,
was thrown from his horse yesterday and received
fracture OF the skull He was taken TO Bellevue Hos
pital
Hattie Lyons, Of No. Ia First street. held for
trial by Justice Tlammor. tho Essex Market Court
yesterday, complaint of Herman Lussman OF No
First street, Tor keeping disorderiy house.
Isaac Rose held for trial by Justice Flammer at
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday for breaking
into the apartments OF Albert Kauskery, at NO. 1856
Clinton street, aud stealing clothing and jewclry
valued at $500.
Annie Clark young English girl, arraigned
before Justice Bixby. at the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday morning, charged with having stolen
clothing and jewelry valued at 5000 from her om-
poyer, Mrs Eliza N. Morierd, OF No. 80 West Seven
tcenth street
a miserable looking ruflan named Thomas Powers
was arraigncd before Justice Bixby the Washington
Place Police Court yesterday. charged with brutay
nssauting Officer Duggan, of the Eighth precinct in
Thompson street, on Saturday night Powers
drunk ami dsordery In Thompson street. when
Duggan ordered HIM to move away. lie assaulted the
officer knocking him down and kicking him about
the head and shoulders. Justice Bixby held him Tor
trial In default OF 81, 600 bail
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALGxRs Nov 7-Arrived, brig Five Brothers, Randall
New York.
United States; CathArina (Sw), Renmanssen do.
HAMBURG, Nov ll-Arrved. bark Msttes Aus) Cosunch,
New York via Queenstown.
HAvRK, Nov l2-Sailed, bark Daniel Draper, sedgiey,
United States.
Also sailed 18th. steamer Amerque Fr), Pouzols New
York.
LEun, Nov l2-Arrived, bark Clsmentina dtaD. Be-
golan. Baltimore via Queenstown.
PLrxourH, Nov l2-Arr!vod, Gsert Ger. Bar.
ends New York for Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov l2-Arrived, steamers City Of Rich
mond (Brj Brooks. New York for Liverpool; Ohio
rison, PhadephiS for do fsnd both procesdd) vomer
DAM. Hansen, New Orleans for do.
srxrrrs, Nov osaied bsrks Prins Friedrich Carl GER
Grunxow James Brett, Gibson and KestTe (B. Fsulk
ner New York (a before reported sailed esrlier.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
NECESSITY FOR SAVING.

NEW YORK, Nov II, 1870
70 fHR RDrroR TIE HERALD
So many complain about the water, but few attempt
70 and only what is really necessary. This
morning counted less than dozen sidewalks
being washed This block Twenty fourth street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avcnuesl Now this is a
taste OF water and the walks were not dirty con-
dtion at all Something ought to be done to compel
Sidewalk washing 10 be stopped II our lawmakers
would pay little attention to the returns OF
fully, s. L H.
The New York herald., 1876-11-13
WATER FOR THE CATHEDRAL.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD
Permit Of your readers to protest. through
your widely circulated paper against outrage such
committed by the Board OF Aldermen In passing
the resolution the Mayors sensible veto to intro
ducc IN the cathedral Fifth ~ the
pense Of the city. Such act Is an insult to Ameri-
citizens at least the big majority OF them, and
stain the govern mcnt OF the metropolis OF this
country. Yours with respect, REPUBLICAN.