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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

run on all through trains Of this road.
This Is the only limo running these between
Chicago and st Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, Chi
eago and Winona.
Seepers the Union Pacific railroad for all points
west of the Missouri river.
On tho arrival of the trains from the East or South
the trains Of tho Chicago 4 Northwestern railway
leave Chicago AS follows,
For Council Bluils, Omaha and California, two
through trains daily, with Pullman palace drawing
TOoIl and sleeping ears through 10 Council Blufs.
For st Paul aud Minneapolis, two through trains
daily, with Pullman palace cars attached on both
trains,
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, two trains daily,
with Pullman palace ears attached, and running
through 10 Marquette,
For Milwaukee, four through trains daily, Pullman
cars on night trains, paror chair day trains.
For Sparta and Wnona, and points In Minnesota,
one through train daily, with Pullman sleopers TO
KinonA.
For Dubuque, via Freeport, two through trains
daily, with Pullman ears on ght trains.
For Dubuque and La Crosse via Clinton two
through trains daily, with Pullman cars on night
train 10 MoGregOr Iowa.
For Sioux Oity aud Yankton two trains daily. Pull.
man cars 10 Missouri Valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva iOur trains daily.
For Rockford, sterling. Kenosha, Janesyille, aud
other points, you can have nom two to ton trains
daily.
New York Office, No as broadway Boston Ohee,
No s, State street Omaha Office, 25l farnham street
San Francisco Ofloe, ~ Montgomery street, Chicago
ticket Offices 62 CLARK street, under sherman House
pot corner W. kinEio and Canal streets Wells street
depot, corner Wells aud knEie streets.
For rates or information not sttAinable from your
home t.oket agents, apply 10
W. II. sTENNETr, MARVIN HUGhlTE 1
Gen, Pass. Ag't Chicago. ton. sup'L Chicago
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19
Gitrrarp department.
For the vERNoNr FARnKR.
unturC

LINES
To n great artist tbhom death has summoned from a
ffitHd and pupil
Farewell, dear master thou hast led thy flock
with tendercst thus far in truths bright way,
Thou givest God tho holy charge this day,
And gocst to thy heavenly house 10 knock
At gladly opening golden doors. Thy feet
Are only waiting now II 10 find
The verge Of lfe's rough path, thy hands to bind
The last shoaves ere the sunset calm and sweet
Farewell no empty hope shall mock thee there
When thou with thy sof hand shall touch the doors.
see them openi and n radiance pours
Around thee on the gradient, golden stair
o that might ascend and stand with thoe-
Not for the gores Of that rapturcd sphere,
But thino OWL matchcss voice that might hear,
And feel thy lovc-glance beaming tenderly
PAUL PAsrNoR.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

To RESTORE FLowERs.--llot water will
restore cut flowers that are dead by being
worn in the dress or carried in the hand.
Cut half an inch from the end Of the stem,
and pat it directly in boiling water thepotals
will become smooth and resume their beauty
in few minutes, COlored flowers will re-
vvo most perfectly, for white flowers are in
clined to curl and turn yellow. The thickest
textured flowers will be restored most
wonderfully. Flowers will keep fresh after
this treatment as long as they would have
done il freshly gathered.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

NLto $40 per day Agents wanted. All classes Of working
UJpeope of both sexes young aud old make money
work for US, their localities during their spare
ments, all the time, than any thing else. We offer
poymen that will pay handsomely hours work Full
particulars terms, &C. free Send your address
Don't delay Now il the time. Don't ook for or
business elsewhere, until you have learned what oer
O. SrINSuS & Co, Portland, Maine.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19
For the VERMONT FARMER.
RETROSPECT.
BY GRACE ArHERroN

ny GRACE ATHERroN.
A cup Of bliss was never hold
Unto my lips to quaf,
But unseen hands swept It away
With wildly jeering laugh.
My love is like n baneful dew
That casts tho pail Of death;
And ev'ry leaaet, bud or flower
Is fated by It's breath.
grasp-and grasp. o idle air
The phantom flies before,
And mookingly the demon rings
His laugh along tho shore.
o fatal vile o Htful SPELL
Break from mo and be gone.
U leave mo on the desert strand
A wasted life, alone.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

There are peculiar precautions against
buryiDg alive in Munich. All who die, no
matter what their rank, are soon taken to
the cemetery, dressed 10 their best, some
even in bridal attire, aud placed in recep.
ton room. There are wires attached to the
hand or breast, so that the least motion will
communicate with an alarm bell, and at this
strange summons the watchmen are prepared
10 rush to the assistance of the poor soul
Tradition says that once or twice this bell
has rung, aud the watchers arrived in season
to boar away tho half.oonsoious body, ere ii
had knowledge Of its surroundings.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

A Southern bookbinder bound up eighteen
dime novels between Bible covers, and
preacher carried the book seven miles under
his arm to read some cousoling passages to a
dying woman.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

A FIRST-CLAsS Sixteen.
page paper, containing Ed.
Iitorlals on Live Topics all
tho important news Of the
week a Completed Story
Literary, Fashionable, Mu
steal, Dramatic, Art, Insur-
ance, and Young Mems
christian Association News.
sample copies sent free.
Address
WEEKLY MAIL,
"a Park Row, N. Y.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19
cAsToRIA.

DIR. Samuel Pitcher Of Hyannis, Mass, experm onted
In his private practice for twenty years TO produce
combination that would have the properties Of Caster
OIL without Its unpleasant taste and gripping Ofioc
His preparation sent for and FAR till finally
he gave the name Of Castora, and put up for SALE
1t is wonderful In It's effects, particularly with the
disordored stomachs and bowels of children. II
Rssinilstes the food, cures sour stomach and wind
colo, regulates the bowels, eIpeils worms, and may
be relied upon in Group.
As pleasant, effective and perfectly safe cRthRr-
tie remedy II is superior to Castor oil, CordiAs and
syrups 1t does not contain alcohol and Is adapted 10
any age.
by regulating the stomach and bowels Of cross and
sickIy children they become gooduatured and
healthy. They can enjoy sleep ami mothers have
rest. The Castorais put up the Laboratory Of J.
d. ROSE CO., &c Dey Street, New York.
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SPRISGFIELD Hon scueoL,

SPRINGFIELD Hon ScHeoL,
sPREaFiELD, VT, Nov 2S, 1874.
am happy TO bear testimony In favor of the Ameri-
can Organ, one Of which purchased several months
since for tho of high school, OF the agent A. A.
Magwiro Of Springfield. II has more than met our
expectations, and In variety and richness Of tone
consider the Smith Organ not surpassed by any In the
market. Before purchasing for the school my Rtten-
tion called 10 several other organs, but other
secined in pJsat % nrit cost 10 offer what tho
smith did l sweetness Of voice and beauty Of finish
Is, so far as know, acknowledged by all who have
soon II. IL. L. SLACK, Principal.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES & REPAIRS

The Subscriber keeps all kinds Of machine needles
and other attachments and does repairing of all kinds
Of Sewing Machines besides selling the best machine
made viz tho Wheeler a Wilson, both new aud old
styles Call at residence In HOYts Block, Railroad
street, or address by letter. ..
q. W. THOMAS.
st. Sohnsbury, Vt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

An agent just cleared 500 first weeks selling the
r LIFE AND bABoRS OF II
- V L N G = II O N -
Another $50 first days Over 80, 900 copies Of this
Standard Life Of tho Veteran Explorer Sold
100, 900 more needed by the people. book ofmatoh
less interest prOfusely illustrated aud very cheap
royal chance for agents. For proc I and terms,
address HUBBARD BROS Springfield, Mass.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19

G1O to $50 IA Week and Expenses, or 500
eDAtO forfeited. All the new and standard Novel;
ties, Chromos, etc. Valuable samples free with Crcu
lars. II. l.. FLETCHER, III Chambers Street, N. Y.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-05-19
FreepOrf ana dubuque
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Is the old Lake Shore route and Is the only one pass
ing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park
Mnukegan. Rneno. kenOshn To MllMAnkee.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
SPOKEN.

ship Adorns Hsvkns ftsm Liverpool FOR New Orleans.
June 20 lss SO l6 Ion IL so
ship Pslmas tsI). Card from Sunderland for Madras.
Liverpool. Juno 20. lat Al. Ion Sc.
Bark Francis Herbert OF Maitland. NS from Bassen for
Falmouth, April 26. lat 33 =, Ion 70 K.
Bark Thos Goddard Smith, from Smyrna for New York,
June l6 no lat, &c
Bark Union (By) Webb from Brunswick, Ga. for Rio
Janeiro Nav 23. ITO miles NV OF Bermuda
Bark Rsjah reported AND from Now York. bound SOUTH
June z, lat 81 n, ION 40 W.
Bark Maud scamme Of St John, NIB. from Iquique for
Falmouth. May !, lat 40 As S. Ion 80 OF W
Bark John starr Br). from London for kurraehee May
"a. at n, Ion 30 w.
Barx Jenny Ger. from Philadelphia for Bremen date,
lal 81. Ion 81.
Bark Palermo tBr, from Liverpool for st john NIB June
-. lat so. Ion g.
Glcnrosa (Bp from Sligo for Quebec June 90 lat
4e. Ion 10
Bark burnside from Belfast via Cape Breton. for Phis
delphis. July z, lat ~ 10, Ion 60 4O
Bark Hebs DOR, from Bristol os Delaware Breakwater
July T. LAT 40 :, Ion 81 TO-
Bark weymonh tsr Durkee. r,m London for Sydney,
CB. June 25, Is miles south OF Sciy.
Rark Eliza Camp pbeli" reported American). from Leg
horn Tor Boston 33 days out. June 8. no lat. &c
American bark JGFC "a, from Sourabaya for Queens
town. April 81 lat $, Ion 23 w.
Brig Caremont, Pye, from Liverpool for Sydney. CB,
June 25 of the Fastnet
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, July 0, 1919
GRRss-THx CONDITION OF BUSINESS IN BOTH
HOUSES.
Mono OF the members of Congress approximate
the time OF adjournment although is supposed that
at least two weeks will eIapse before that
result s reached. As the Senate expect to complete
the examination OF all the for The prosccu.
ton In the Belknap impeachment before the close
Of this week. and the number Of witnesses for the
defonce must be lew, should there be admission Of
the coed character of the accused up to the time
of the discovery Of his transactions with Marsh is
supposed that the tral will be concluded within the
next ten days There Is however. as to this no GER
tanty Meantime the Senate Will necessarily attend 10
much legislative business The House is much further
advanced in business than tho Senate latter having
yet act the River and Harbor Appropriation BILL
the bill making further provision for the distribution
OF the unapproprated moneys OF the Geneva award tho
bill designating plan tor the Pacific railroads repay
the govern ment the moneys advanced their bonds
&C. and the bill for the equalization OF bountics Ills
not supposed, however, that the Senate will this
session the two bills last for want Of
time, as they would Involve much discussion. Tho
Morrison Tariff bill will, Of course, DO further con-
sidcred BY tho House at this session. There are
other important bills on the calendar, among them
the bill 10 carry out by execution the provisions
Of tho fourteenth amendment to the constitution
corning citizenship, AMI to define rights Of
of the United States in foreign counries to
declare the country north of the North Platte and
east OF the Big Horn Mountains, in Wyoming, open to
exploration and settlement and to provide the pro-
lection OF the Texas frontier the Lower RIO Grandc
THE sUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL
POINTS OF DIFFERENCE ADJUSTED
The Joint Committee Of Conference the sundry
Civil bill were in session seven hours to-day. They
adjusted many OF the difficulties the committee on
the part OF branch OF Congress meeting
that Of tho other half way. II Is supposed
they will dispose OF the bill Tho point
OF difficulty is the provision OF the bill repeating all
parts Of the Revised Statutes regisra
ton Of voters and the appointment OF supervisors OF
elections and deputy ard special deputy marshs and
touching tho supervision OF elections
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
BOLD ROBBERY IN BOSTON.
From tbs Boston Journal. July g. !

lFrom ths Boston journal. July 81
few minutes past twelve o'clock Friday Mr.
James n. Shuts OF Somervic. stepped into the bank
ing OF Tower. Giddings Co., at the corner Of
Water and Devonshire streets to deliver 81, 900 in
Union Pacific bonds which he had sold to them As he
LAID the ave ST. 900 bonds upon the counter who
entered another door at tho instant made grab
for them snatched three OF them and ran The junior
partner of the nrm, Mr.. Lyman b. Greenleaf saw his
movement, instantly Ieapcd over the counter and, fol-
lowing close upon the heels Of the thief overlook him
charge by an officer.
The thief was n well dressed man. about twenty
seven years OF age, and It seems he had asked Mr.
shute some question before entering the bank ing
rooms lie bad IN his hand empty bankers book.
He was taken TO the second station and locked up CIV
ing the OF william Fannng IL 10 supposed III at
the name ~ nctitlous one though he known TO
tho officers and refused to givo MIS- residence
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
TERRIBLE FALL FROM A BAL.
LOON.

From the Lafayette (Ind Journal, July
six o'clock yesterday afternoon hour sooner than
advertised hue had been erected Tor furnishing
heat with which to initiate tho BALBOA and the
nuc, by Of ropes and puleys, the balloon was
raised The dimensions of the aerial ship 95 ect IN
height by IS feet diameter. 1t contains 1872 yards
OF canvas and when inflated assumes massive proper
TONS Upon the side OF balloon, In large charac
ters, Is the name OF W. $. Lnglc named in honor OF
Mr.. Linge, editor OF the Courier As the bal.
loon inflated, John W. short the seronaut, took
hts place upon the trapeze which hung below its
mouth. In freeing It from tue ropes the balloon
forced the Court HOUSE, striking the corner OF
the building and tearing the CLOTH the hot escaping
1t about 200 feet high aud began the rapid de-
scent Five thousand people with terrible suspense
gazcd upon the descending balloon and its iated
tendant falling 10 the earth on Six,h between Main
and Ferry streets. The aeronaut was caught under
the chm by the telegraph ~rc and was hurled 10 the
alley the OF the second Presbyterian church.
carriage was soon the SPOT and IN 1t he
vcyed to Dr. Clicks Office. she then taken to his
mothers residence, on Ferry, between Eighth and
Ninth street Drs. Click, Ingcrso Powers, O'Ferra
opinion that the right limb should be taken OF The
injuries received under the chin, and both
limos beng broken above the knees Dr. Click,
sisted by his associates smputated the right mb mid
way between the knee and the thigh The lett limb, II
Is hoped. can be saved, y having received compound
fracture Mr. Short was resting easily and hopes are
entertained that he will recover, though the chances
are against him He Is twentysix years OF age and
a young man Of remarkable physique and nerve. and
that is favorable to his recovery
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
A MAN OF MANY WIVES
THE WICKED SEWING MACHINE MAN CAPTURED


AT LAST.
From tho Memphis (Tenn.) Avalanche.j
Further advlces we'd in this city yesterday
regarding one q. H. Parton, alias Wilson, the sewing
machine operator and oi many wives who, It
will be remembered, was captured month since
ut Shelbyville Tenn, and who passed through this
city the 9th of June under escort Of W. u
surls Of the persons he had swlndled. Mr. Surls
had been clothed with official authority convey the
prisoner from Shelbyville TO the jail in Mnden parish
La the Of the last swindling and marr yng
operations. despatch to Mr.. J. Is. Aldrch. OF this
city, whom Parton alias Wilson, had swinded out of
a couple Of new sewing machines and spriug wagon
aI Lltlie Rock some Time ago, reads rs iollows:-
Parton cap,ured is safe in Jail and chained down.
Toll the Memphis Aculanche. w. U. URLS.
IL appears mat on the passage from Shreveport to
Mindcn distance ot thirty miles over stage route
and through dense swamp aud cxnebrake region Par.
took advantage OF his escort while the latter
ia dosy conatio doubt beng rweary from
close vigilance alter a long Journey-and while the
latter had thus relaxed his attention the slippery
OF many wives and unpaid debts lsapcd out OF the
STAGE even though heavily ironed. Under Of
the darkness lie made hasty tracks through the
brake and eludcd capture During all the time that
has since elapsed Parton, alias Wilson, las wandered
through cancbrakc swanps and nged per masses
his time being too closely occupied to admit of his pay
ing anatory addresses 10 lonely widows mRidens
with view to farther matrimonial alliances. From
the way the situation now appears his only remaining
chance for matrimonial adventure viii be 10 make love
10 the jallor's cook OF like ilk. His
chances for future liberty are seemingly very SLIM
Another one oil the numerous wives of the fAscinat
ing sswing machine agent has come TO light and the
cry uf distress comes from New Lisbon, n. J. c. W.
Wilson married the lady who represented great
married her at Plttsburg He took her 10 New Lisbon
and after getting possession Of her money deserted
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM July S-Arrived bark Scotland. Rogers, No
bile; Carmel Nor, Jerrodson. Now York.
AxrwKRP. July ARRIVED. barks Hcrs er) Petschke.
New York ;Arcturus (Br), Bent do Sarah (Br, Tey do
Saga (Nor), Svendseu, do.
Sailed 7th. ship John O Baker Pennell PHILADELPHIA:
bark westerde CNor). Hendricksen, New York.
BRISTOL, July 8-Arrived schr Matte Atwood, New
comb. Sweden.
BoRpxAUx July 7-Arrvsd. brig Clara Pickens, Coombs
Now York
CARDIFF, July s-Arrivsd bark Samuel Spring. Small.
Portland. Me.
Bates. New York; Alliance tNor). Petersen. do.
HAyRR. July s-Arrved, ship Nstant tBr), Walker, New
Orleans docked bark Almrs Robinson, Tarbox, New Or
leans; schr E Barley. Townsend, Mobile tdocked).
LIVERPOOL. July s-Arrived brig Pedro Gardner, Buc
touche vascello CB Morrison. Economy MS; sth
II Keeney, Beers Demerara.
LONDON. July 9-Arrved, ships Plymouth Rock, Griffin
New York; John Bertrsm Nor. Roed, do; bsrks Nina
Sheldon, Sheldon, Philadelphia; Cato (Nor. Kitteson
Charleston: also the Blanche, Curry, from -.
MARsEILLKs, July 7-Arrived, bark Evanel, Hichborn
Zasa tCuba)
Sailed 7th, bark Warrior (Br,, Fleming. Pctou.
PLYMOUTH July 9-Arrved, steamer Leasing (Ger). Lud
Wig. New York for Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN July s-Arrlved. ship City Of Tanjors (3r
Smith, Portland. o. barks (Nor), Blaauw Bsltimore
Battista dtaD. Crsviata, Philadelphia: brig Josie
Hazcltine, Hodden New York: 9h barks Everett Gray
Loring. do Adde McAdam. Curtis, do; Gum (Nor,. Wis
nes do Alfredo utaD Gazxola. Philadelphia; schr Cum
berlsnd, Webber, New York.
Also arrived 9TH City OF Berlin 3D. Kennedy
New Liverpoo Ohio Morrison Phiadelpha do
tand both proceeded former arrived at4PN.
Rio Arrived steamer John Brsman Br). New
ington, Now York.
SHARPNESS July s-Arrved. barks Devonshirs Fakner,
Point Wolfe, NIB. for Cardiff; eth Margsrite Aus. SoppA
Pensacola
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
HON. GEORGE Z. PUGH ATTACKED
WITH PARALYSIS.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer. July .. !


II has not been generally known outside OF medical
circles that Hon. George T. Pugh suffered stroke OF
paralysis some ten days ago, which serious IN
Itself and threatens the most serious results The
distinguished ex-senator aud bsrrs,cr had been for
time SO frequently confined to his house. north
east OF Third and Lawrence Streets by his other
ailments that his entire absence from his usual duties
resorts did not excite much comment or inquiry.
The attack has been very IRON tho hips down.
including the lower portions OF the stomach. II in
not unlike that which affects the Hon. o. r.
Morton, and in the iattcrs case, leaves Mr. Pugh
utterly unmpared in hs mental faculties, or in tho
use OF his arms His mind and sight are. as OF old,
clear as a bell
DR.. W. w. Dawson, who already had OF Mr.
Pugh's health when he stricken is In charge of the
ana has with aim as con sutng physicians Drs "
g. Foster and William Carson None OF them ,hiuk
the attack dangerous but are fearful that the
previously impaired condition OF Ihe patients eonstiiu-
ton may result IA unfavorabe progress Mr. Pugb
was, however mrch improved yesterday and u Is to
be greatly hoped thst bis valuable services will be soon
restored TO the bar. OF which hc has been 20 dstin
guishcd leader.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10

SLIGO. June 2e-Arlved. Keystone, Thompsor New Ssso
via Queenstown
ST UBEs. June l3--sslsd, Ellie d. Garvine. Haiifax
SxrRNA. June E-Arrived, Horace scudder. ossl(
Alexandria
TRALEr. June 20 Sailed. Ceres. Olsen. Baltimore.
rIxEL, June 20-Sailed. Fr~vds Iversen. America
TABLk BAY (by telegraph from Madeira. June 2D-As
rived. King Cedric tBrl Melville Cardiff
CAPE OWN (by telegraph rdsted Madeira June 20=rhe
q II Soule ship leak and foundered May IL, IN
30 s. long 80 saved by passing vessel and
landed here June by the Elizabeth Martin
SrRAsRAKR June 26-A small parcel Of ships papers Zap
mRnifcss In the italian language. was found ON
The beach Castle Bay about mile south Of Psrpa
rick Saturday last They are tattered and torn bus
seeru 10 belonged to steamer from Palermo for
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10

nrNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN rHK
COAsrING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains or officers Of
srads observing the
removal OF requested 20 CON-
she the HERALD that may be brouEht
addressed editor OF the HKRALp New York city,.
giving accurately possible the number and position Of
buoys the OF their removal will suace In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of
the American Continent When they observed the
Of European countries In she Mediterranean 10
requested that information be sent either by telegraph
the London oacs Of the NHw YORK HERALD. -
Fleet street, London to tho Paris Office. 81 Avenue do
pOpera Paris Where the teleg is used dispatches
addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street, London"
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpcrs Paris" Where OF
displacement observed in the Of countries beyond
ofths telegraph In Asia Africa captains
with upon reaching the hst convenient
port This will be eabed tree Ot charge the
HERALD and published
n3-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-Ths NV YORK
HERALD has adopted Cosson night for
board ths HERALD steam yacht. showing while burn
the coors red red changing from the other
ssion and be sovsr& miles distant Cap
,sns Of vessels eeinK this signal. will obige ov
preparing marine they may have for the ship
News Department Of the HERALD
aSrPesons desirous OF With
Of HxaALD yacht pier No. East River New York
Letters received from all ofths world and promptly de-
ivered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
DROWNED YESTERDAY.

Al half past nve p. NJ. yesterday, an unknown man,
twenty-five years old, 1--WE feet seven inches high, fair
complexion light ha.r gray SUIT, fell overheard at
Seventh street. Ess, RIVER, rescued and properly
cared ior but died minutes after. Body sent 70
the Morguc.
Frank Hellman, for,y-one years o.! No 53l East
Thirteenth street, drowned while bathing at the
foot OF Seventh street. East River Body not recov.
cred.
Anthony Robel, q 'longshoreman, thirty-three
years old, was drowned while bathing yesterday In
Harlem River. Body not recovered