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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
CLEARED.

Steamer HabsburgGeD. Won Emster. Bremen via South
steamer City Of New York. Zimmerman Havana-F Alex
andre X Sons.
steame; City o. Austin Eidrdge Galveston via Key
Steamer cortes. Freeman New orleans-clark Sea-
man.
steamer Brashsar. Forbes New orleans-Chaa Whitney
Steamer San Salvador. Nickerson. savannah-w Carl
Steamer Champion. Lockwood Charieston-J Quintsrd
Steamer Pioneer. wskcey Wilmington. and Morehead
City Sc-Wm r Clyde Co.
steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk, City FONT and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer knight Chichester Alexandria and George
steamer vineland bowen, Baltimore Vim DsiselL
sieamer ten whisusy Hals,.. Ba.ton-I + Dimoek-
ship Dake Of Abercon lBr). Darympie London-busk
Bark Alert CNor). Jonascn, Rotterdam-Funch Edge
& Bark r crn.A.. Drs~mo.a, x.......-J E Ward
BARK Eainia sEr,, Day. St Johns. MFR RI, , Borland
BARK Esther Wells Boston-Wnsh Field.
Brig Emma l. shaw tBr,, Macumber. BeifAst-C W Ber-
Brig NJ A Doran CBr,. shaw. Brest-C W Bertsux-
Brig Charlotte Buck, Smith. cardenas-S Shorthand
schr Grace Bradley. Turner Liverpoo. Brkenhcad-
sehr Anna Dickonson, Tooter. Tampico. Mex-Evans
scr cnas Kelley. Gray; Kingston; JaLeaycra!t Co.
sehr Mary Decker. Nelson Nassau. NIB ) Weinberg
schr Rubina tBr,, secord, St Jones', MP Nevius
schr chas Morrison. Smith. St Johns. NF-Brett Son
Co.
schr Nellie Scott Milan 81 Johns. NF-Brctt, Son Co.
schr Noyes Br,. Holmes Halifax. Ns-c Bsrtaux
Scnr Jefferson Gibbs, tialvcston-lupper Beattie
Schr WIN Huston. Gardner New Orleans-N Brig
Schr Levi Hart, Giles. PensAcoia-Parsons Loud.
scLr Samuel McMaIery. Walls Fernandina-L + Brig
schr Hattie Coombs Bishop. Richmond. Vail Brown
Co.
ehr oaaaaS Sonar Bosa%GSn. Txinr o0'
Schr d Crane, Crowley. Bridgeport-Rackett Bro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

,ciKsrrkcos March 2sArrved, bark Nicola Smith Car
an senr Talbot. Croker Machas, 3Oth, l. A Van
Brunt. Iooker. New York
Sailed 18th schr / Lavering. corson philadelphia
As March 5o-Arrived, brig Houston, 0riniu,
Sailed 3oth briR Cardigan Br Donald north or Hat
tcfas. sem David Nlckels. Wyiuan. do
HAVANA, March 5l-Arrived steamer Texas (Br). Lsu-
renson Liverpool for New Orleans: bark W II Genn Col
ns New York brig Nsvasots Hooper, Liverpool schr Pi
lots Bride. Eldridge New York.
Sailed 18th steamer Gnssie stowe Indianoa barks Skin
axe NOT. Nelson New York; Nethenjs tNor). Nelson
and Thor .horl Ihorolsen. do Gehon lSwe Johanssen
do: hrg rrne hose sireeneaf New Orleans: scrs Mabel
ireka Moore Wilmington. NC; Arianna dr. Zachary.
HALIFAX. March STARVED bark w q Putnam ,Br,
Pitts Liverpool: brig Montrose Brl. Fiaim cienfueges
sandman tBrl. putton Baltinore Tor Liverpool
Sailed 3lst India Orr, Harris for 81 John M
schr Rachel Renalia. New York.
Locxroar. Ms March 3l-Arrived brigs Ziueu fBr) ia
MsssIxA March l3 sailed. brig Helene Xor, Hermu.
New York 18TH brig Forsete tSor Abrshamsen hsvine
repaired, Boston.
March bark Unione utap Russo for New York
ldg: briggs II Lane shnte cassopcia (Br) Pettjs AND
Adoph frsdholm Nor. for the United States. ldg
MArASxAs. March 3o-Arrived, brig Ethel Bolton tBr
Henev. New York
Sailed 10Th bark Batavia Sawyer. north Hatteras
schrs Emiy Curtis Barbour. do: Peasely Barker. New
York: Alice tBrj, Saunders, Charleston
Sr JOINS. PR. March 25-Arrised, brig Chas A Hoard
Norris New York.
Sailed 3isr steamer Nellie Martin Br), Jackson iron
Rio Janeiro kc. New York.
sAcuA March 30 Arrived. bark Georretta. Small. Bel
Sailed 30th sch Jas Gordon Ireland, north OF Hat
tcras: brig Mary Fink. Dyer. do.
ST J0nx, NIB. April l-Arrivcd sclrs Emma Br), from
Philadelphia; Mary c. from Turks Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
UNrAxED PROPERTY.

Few persons who have not given the subject serious
attention and carefully examined its details form
even a remote idea Of the amount OF real estate
empted from taxation mainly by reason Of It's being
church property. Nearly all the property hereinafter
mentioned exempted from assessments Tor street
provements although in most instances they increase
the value OF the ground owned by the churches There
is also another costly concession made in the same
drection-that of placing lamps in front Of houses of
worship. Those lamps, OF course burn every night
whether the church is open or closed. Over 400
churches thus have their fronts lighted at o
cost OF about $50 900 year The following figures
show the number OF lots and hundredths Of lot Gov
cred by churches OF different denominations through
out the city. These lots are reckoned on scale OF
20 by 100 feet 1000 square feet, equal TO ord
nary building lot Tho valuation as estimated by tho
assessors Is also given. and summary Is herewith an
ncxed.
Tho following tables show tho total amount and
value OF church and other property in Now YORK <.
empt from taxaton:-
Pro.csan. Episcopai-Number Of lots ess. So valua.
Reformed prcsby tcran-Number OF lots, aG7; valua.
ton, So, 900:
Unltarian-Numbcr of lots - 0s valuation. 5000 600
Observation-Disclosures Of lot, ll79; valuation.
Methodist Episcopal-Number Of lots 1854; vaiua-
tion, 81, 500
Presby lerlan Number Of lots, s2e4o; valuation
United rcsbytcrian--Numbor OF lots. AL; valua-
ton, 500 900.
Baptist-Number Of lots l2a6i; valuation,
81, AZ, 900
Observation-Disclosures of lots, %. 60; valuation.
SAL, 900.
Jewish synasosucs-Numbcr Of lots, ol so; valua-
tion, 81 COS, 0Oo
s., 40l, 900.
Lutheran-Numbcr of lots, l.4s; valuation 1851, 0Oo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of lots, al; valuation,
500 900.
society Of Friends lQuakers)-Number Of lots. 10 2s
valuation, 500, 600
City Observation-Disclosures Of lols $500; valuation,
S49s, 900.
Roman Catholic Private Charity Schoois-Numbcr Of
lots, = PSI. u valuation, $2,476,0OQ
Protestant Episcopal Private Charity Schools-Num-
Dor ofiots. Ii. 49, valuation. $751;, 600
German Observation-Disclosures or lots, 8: valuation
$4,000
Union Theological selninary-Number OF lots. SO %;
valuation, $,97.c
Jewish School, Avenue c. Number OF lots 1: vaIua.
tou, Sll 600
Park Industrial School Observation-Disclosures OF lots,
40; valuation, $50, ZOO.
nospi,als-Number OF lots, 1921; valuation,
collegcs-Number Of lots. ssL47; valuation,
Sl.g6S, 700
librarics-Numbcr OF lots, 4A0l; valuation,
81, 035. 600
Asylums and Rcformatories- OF lots, -;
valuation, 81. 80, 500
Observation-Disclosures OF lots, s37. 20; valuation,
81, 49, 600
Arsenal. White street; Masonic Hail. Academy OF De-
sign Young Mems Christian Association State Arsenal
seventh avenue aud Thrty-hith strcet-Nuniber oil
lots, ~ 81 valuation, 81 300. 600
From the foregoing schedule II Will be seen hat
so OU0 lots at valuation OF about $l2G IL 600 pay NO
share OF the tax burdens OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
1srynrsr on UNPAID TAXES.

The following petition to the stature, praying for
relief from the penalty OF twelve per cent interest on
arrears Of taxes and assessments, has already been
signed by property representing $25, 00Q 600
worth OF real estate in this city, and It Is still open for
signatures at the oficc Of Mr.. Elliott y. Shepard,
Tribune Building Mr.. Aorrissey's bill in regard to
has passed both and is now before
The bill relation to taxes has passed
the Assembly and Is before tho Senate Tue
petition is 10 be sent to Albany and ialt before the
GOVERNOR
Your petitioners call attention to the severe
eaaeons ny way q taxes and sXoro @ a.
The and the assessment for improvements are o them
properly bear these greatly augmented by the
ou Of the law During the present period Of depression
enormous interest the rate Of twelve per cent per an
1 payment Of taxes and on realty
equal impoitc Al all tunes such rate Of interest s en-.
respee, 10 interest She Iorrows needs
nix pr na ee the pas. tits
gigantic rate has worked IN repeated instances
rassed besides proving needless bar to the
Private s, sale use nsrss the a prosps
OF her citizens and should BY just and projecting
Interests and impose upon them burdens 50 heavy IS
% Sss srps to pay s ss
the present law effects that nefafous result
ordinarily prosperous times the community vii! pay
their psGMp rather sAn to suffer s 70
seven per cent; and when period Of great
financial trouble sets in and holders Of property
utterly unable raise the necessary money with
which discharge their promptly their difficulties
ought be and ruin added TO the others
by The suicidal such fearful penalties The
public lien real estate makes their collection
perfectly certain together with a expenses OF adver
tsns and selling under the en therefore the county and
State fully secured and ought rather to be compelled 70
their legal remedies to euforce collection than to
inc such exaspcrang and unconconable burdens upon
The property s by the very process SALE
and its attend n. expense to the owner
We therefore ask relief he granted to the
OF realty TINS city by the OF the necessary Law to
FirsThc remission OF all interest past due and
assessments it paid within six months
coadfhat the OF interest and assessments
hereafter be reduced 10 cent annum.
And your petitioners will ever pray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL ls7s-oUADRUPLE SHEET

schr VIM II Bowen, Dan, New Bedford 70! New YorE
Sehr Lucan Ball. New Haven for New York
York
Schr Croker. Patterson Fall River for New York
schr Abbie WILLARD rrimm. Providence for New YORK
Sshr Bentley Williams. New Haven t'r baltimore.
schr Woolsey. Terry. Patterson. c. for New York
schr Mary Lowell Hamilton. New Haven for New YORK
BOUND EAST.
steamer Amos Barstow Howard. New York for Provi-
dencc
Steamer General Whitney Hallet New York for Boston
Schr Caista Spear, Elixabethpor tor Providence.
schr Richard Law. Eidridge Ezabethpors for New Bed
ford.
schr Warren Gates smith, Port johnson for xlllstOne
Point.
schr Laura Hatch. Kelsey Port johnson for Say brook
Schr Fa~n, kellv Hoboken tor Boston.
schi Florence l.. Lockwood New York for Boston.
Schr Charles Dennis weks Port johnson for Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
A GREAT SwINDLER CAUGHT.

WILLIAM s. GRAY, WHO STOLE SIX HUNDRED
1862 rs ARRESTED IN LONDON.
II was announced yesterday that William s. Gray
who defrauded operators Wall street. in 1862 OF the
sum OF 5000 900, had been arrested In London sand
was awaiting rcqusi,ion for exradi,on. Cray since
his i9nt from this c.y, has lived in Europe grand
style.
some time ago, under the name OF Dr. Colitzo. hc
undertook work great land distributing scheme in
London. England 1t current upon Wall street that
the English detectives, when they fully Identified
Gray, some time ago. TO Detective Sam pson. Of
this city asking what II was worth to capture and re-
turn him. sampson, IL Is said carried the letter OF
the police inqurcr's TO persons who had been de-
frauded by Gray and to the officers Of tho
Stock Exchange. Having procured expressions OF the
feelings of these persons he his Engl.sh conf
rerss and tho result is the arrest OF Cray The pub
lshcd account o this event Is to the effect that Dcec
tive MckIcJohn met Gray in Pmlico, London, rccog
nizcd him from having photographs vi him In his
POSSESSION aud arrested him; aud that Gray was cx-
ahmed a. the Bow street Police Court and then
nandcd until next Thursday.
skkrcn oF ms SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR FoRo.
William T. Gray, alias James Payne Morgan, IL the
son OF the Rev. Edward II. cray VINO was from 1861
To 1859 chaplain OF the New York senate. Through
hls fathers influence he obtained position IN tho
Fourth Auditors office in Washington aud while there
acted IN an honest manner. la 1866 no resigned his
position and TO this with letters OF inttoduc
ton IRON Hon Lafayette Foster, then acting Wee
President and several Tinted states senators shorty
after arriving New York he obtained position In tho
banking house OF A. W. Dimmock Co. OF No 26Pinc
street and here he Won the esteem Of his employers,
and he remained with thon Till they suspended bust
ness when he resolved TO commence business on ms
own account. He was. however. without means ana
took desk New street and engaged h,mself as
attorney for Mr. j. H. Sands, whose business Ia the
ssa oS &c a9,sssa u Ju .n nscU n0 .s:s
~ agent the salo Of stolen g0vsfnmsns bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Basror. March si-Arrved bark Agashs CNoD. Covert
sen, Pensacola.
DunL,x March st-saisd. bark L II De vebber fBD.
Wright New York; briggs AquiiA QtaD. Damora, United
States
GLASGOW. April l-saIed, bark August tGer). ohrloG.
United states.
G.sRAIraR, March si-saisd steamer Palma (Br. Mur-
rell from Messna, 4cl, New York
HUI, March si--Arrivsd. bark Merca;or fNor) Wig.
New Orleans.
HAvRs. April l, . PN-salec, steamer s. Laurent FD,
Rcculcux. New York.
Irswicu March 3I-saied bark golf (Nop. Knudsen,
United states.
LIVERPOOL March 3l-Arrived ship storm King. Boyd,
Galveston; Charlotte Gcddie CBr). MINES Charles
ton; April steamer Murei tBr Thompson New Orleans;
ship Herbert Beach tBr), Crosby, Charleston.
Sailed ls ships Jean Ingeow. Tsnton, United statcs;
Charmer rctsrson. do: bark Emma BeaI, Bailey. do
LtssoS. March 2oArrived schr Bennington. Edwards,
Philadelphia
NoyILLE. April 1-Arrivcd steamers Nova Scoan tBr.
Richardson. Baltimore Halifax FOR Liverpool Caledonia
or Allison Tor Glasgow proceeded.
xARsxfILxs March 29-Arrived bark Amsiie DID, Psrss,
New York
PspAss March 2o-saIied. bark Hawthorn, Mason. New
York.
ouxsssrows. April l--Arrvsd, ship coiingwood (sr).
Black, Astoria. O.
Also arrived LIST AN steamers Abyssinls Br). Tandy,
New York Liverpool 3AM Wisconsin (Bri. Freeman.
do for do both proceeded Tho latter reports
easterly gales the entire passage.
soUrnAxrroS, April lArrived steamer Hanover Ger.
Hmbeck. New Orleans via Havana for Bremen land pro-
csedsd,.
Sailed from April I. Mats 90. for United stssss
WEATHER RKPoRr.
4 A "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON, April Arrived. steamer George Appel. Low.
varnum iIii Pasrick Port au Prince; schrs Lavlnia
Paine vrsSs ns oS9l cSS &c.
9 Tryon, Nickerson Bsltimore
n ss Wilson Wilson fhadslphis; City Eods
ss: sss @ s. Y.
SrHs Orbit Sssh Kingston Adams asFaddsn Hss.nsas
Carlos dol .snrs Fred Cray TsylS Tsrcis:
Mare; LA N knowles Harrington, sagua; 3 n Hawkins.
Sailed GAMERS Hecls. IberiAn and William Lawrence
Az So William uvs, sg
Lucille, Bespss, casr'ssen; Jsmss Gary. Hall New
IsP ss Ss, A. Sn;s
Francisco semlramis. SchuIenberg. Antwerp.
Cart a~ bark
sem Dsndsif ssns cranmsr lizard Jersey city &c.
fsR Tss1s ss, Sander
NEW ORLEANS April i-Arrivod steamer Hudson
saledMsseamer Knicksrbocker Kemble, New York, ha~
.m ap brig .Sss s
schrs Mercy Trnndy crowy. Trndad Heyer. Poland
Also arrived ship Eliz. Everett. Br' DuntsrsOn Liver
pool bark Violet Dr. Harding. Gloucester 4. wa Tybes
ciesred-stesmers Equator Hncklsy, CharIeston; Nor
Rogers Do Co1s sO sssT. Tsw Yqs Nay
ss as
Grirgs, wimington NC schTs Nellie Grant. Jordan s.
=
Chadwick Pawtucket; John Sroup. Smith, Quincy Point
Brown. Crowcll Boston, Stephen Morris, Williams,
do: Is Eaton Grearson do.
Also cleared. steamers Allentown. Tuttie Boston;
Achilles, Bacon. Newburyport; ship Bremerehe (Ger),
Hindes, Bremen.
Sailed--Steamshps Nederand, Norman and Tonawanda,
Allentown. Achilles.
LRwEs Del. April ARRIVED yesterday. schrs d will
lard Woodbury. Trinidad for orders. and Anthea Godfrey
from
Bark Lila from Leth. is ordered to Baltimore: schr
Chadwick from Cardenas sailed for New York schr Anna
Bliss, from Cardenas. left this AN for New York.
Arrived last night. bark Grazoza utaD, Lavagno from
Bristol Is in ballast for orders.
PM-Passed In, ship flooding Cyor) Tshong Antwerp via
Sandy Hook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL /, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

RxroRTKD srEAx YACHTS HERALD
wHITKsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamer Gulf stream 'S%ss Charleston March 10 with
steamer Aibemsrle Gibbs Lewcs, Del with mdse to the
o s.S Bas'"a S Vale , anderson Colombo Dec Il, with
Sssy ssss rss T Ps
IS had moderate trades and fine the Eeua
si H. lon AZ. when we had them moderate lost
them II h. = 10 bon - 3d. o. SA q LAT ~ ~
hours. with eavy thence Xw Winds
sup sydney Esre. r from fooehow for London 10 DAYS
s ~ ~ % Il = sF Gss S. ea
bark showing signal letters JpT from Ses,s Tor HAMPTON
ssr rS s''' - - - -
a s.s " ,Ssss ss S.s ss
latitude Of Bermuda Is anchored the bar Tor orders
day.. .i II ssis.s TO fsnsS sdss Co "''a
BARK oraen Non Hoasland London 90 days. in ballast
ia.I Aspiislsn ISo,; c.@a.t H . days ~ss
March - lat a. Ion 49, had heavy Sc gales lost small
nSss y sss A:s,s " s,s sss g
zs.lin. Orr wil,s%. sasna 70 day: With IN sss.r to
roso. cnrs. r,os,e.G y days, With hemp to The
last ny 70 hsn.s s,.asov 10 w,,n
sshr Teal ioI John Nh simpson. Na,anras le days
March - had heavy gale from ssE lasting y
hours the vessel aborng heavily broke orsboom aud split
senr Marietta smith, Preston Phladephs for Green.
w" PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. Portland for New York
steamer City u Nov Bedford. Fish. New Bedford Tor
New York
steamer Gsstca. Walden. Providence for New York.
ScLr Elcn Duield Kaynor Providence for New York.
schr Palestine. ilowes Providence for New York.
Schr VIM u Bowen, Dill Providence for View York.
scar Flying Fish. Sackett Cold Spring tor New lork.
ser Isabella Thompson owes Providence for Philsdei
phia .
Schr smcs Baylcs. Arnold. Newport tor New York.
Schr BARTLETT Bartlett New Haven Tor Philadelphia
Sclr Hines. Hand. Providence Tor New York
schr " " Merlin an Gveen. Taunton for New York.
Schr Mary A Pine Kent, Bucksport for New York.
Schr Louisa W Brisnl. Iicsboro, Ne. tor New York.
schr Albert Daley. bailey. New London Tor Baltimore.
schr Lille Ernestinc, Edwsras Port Jefferson Tor New
York
schr Jafnes Martin. Brown. Boston Philadelphia
Schr Highlander. Wood. Rock port for New YORK.
Schr Pearl Gookin. Portland Ne. Tor New York.
Schr X Vaughan. bridgeport for baltimore.
Schr q n Jones snow. Pail River Tor New York.
Schr Morning star Higgins. Cohssset for New.York.
Schr Mary Reeves. bray. Calais Tor New York
Schr George vrciand vancieaf Bridgeport for George
town.
Schs A q Horn. Nickersou Bridgeport for New York
Schr American Chief Snow. Rockland for New York.
sSchr Herald. Hail. Rockland Tor New York
schr Msnsdsld, Ashorn, Pfovidencs Tor New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
SAILED.

Steamers Baltic r for Liverpool; City OF Chester (Br,
do; Egypt tBr), do; Ethiopis BID Glasgow Habsburg
Galveston and Key West Brsshsa. New Orleans Cortes
do; SAN Sxlvado Savannah: Champion. Charleston
Pioneer. Wilmington NC; Oid Dominion, Richmond, &c;
knight, Georgetown, DC; bark Elmsone lBr) London;
briggs Helen Phnney Lisbon: Hugo tSw). Oporto; Star
light. barbados; Virginia, Pont-aPtre; Aerryman,
Kingston. ia
Wind ut sunset NV; midnight. N by w.
Barometer sunset. 30 - midnight, 3O5l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
AN OARSMAN DISABLED.

Advces have been received in this city from Florida
stating that Fred q. Eldrcd the stroke Of the
Argonauta four, while out shooting this week, met
with accident which will prevent his taking part In
any rowing exercises for the future 1t appears that
his gun accidentally Of blowing away the second
finger and thumb OF his left hand. Nr. Eldrcd has
long known OF the best stroke oars and
captains OF boats in the country. aud his dis
ablng will be serious loss to the Argonauta Boat
Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
wEIALEMEN.

Arrived at Marion March schr Admiral Blake Hatha
way. fernandina 18th. with 10 bhs p and - do VIII OIL
Had succession OF gales suce leaving fernandina On
sunday .8th lost boat gale whales
only twice Reports sal ed rom rcnandina 18th, schr
Golden City, Clay SB Guif OF Mexico
Arrived Honolulu March TO- bargs Onward. and James
Allen, clean, and Cornelius Rowland $50 bills sp Gill;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02

M No ~ s aaS Ne 5000
I" 81 ssa as IL Of slsi 81, ysar..... $500
As 81 Of - 7ss 81 1000
iIsta ~ J. 81 81 av' syears ..''.... 5000
" 81 Sd Az: $500
d Cannon It. 5 Of Risnsson years...'...... 5000
" Of Lexington av.; years ...''... 1900
W Of Forsyth 5 years 5000
Nslse. n $ Of 18th 81. E Of nh ss; years. $500
Lederer. Samuel M and wife. Ia Mutual Life lnsur
........'..'...'...... - 1900
= Of 10Th t.. . Of 10Th as: years e.''.. 1000
av. n Of oo,h st. years 1000
5000
Of ion as years 1900
s.sh St. e Of ,th az, Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Same 30 same n s. SD ST. of 9Th year,. 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02

Steamer King ArthurtBr. crowcn from New York usre
25) for Havana. lat 81 -. lon rs ~.
Brig II Is Cleaves Cumming from Matansas for Phiadel
phia March 81, on the Capes Of Delaware
Brig Alice Bradshaw r. sanford from Malaga Tor Phil
deipha, March "A. Oh the Capes OF Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
RIFLE SHOOTING.

In the rifle shooting match At Crecdmoor, Jr, be-
tween clerks OF the Citizens Insurance Company and
Of Howard, Sanger Co. yesterday afternoon, the
insurance men were the victors. as tho following
scores attost:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
SHIPPING NEWS


ArRs OF DEPARTURES YORK YoR THE MONTH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-05-19
ExAMINERs, NOTICE.


The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners, by the Commissioners OF Mont
gomery county, 10 ascertain whether the pub
lie convenience requires the opening of a
road beginning at given point on the pub
lie road lending from Poolesvile TO Whites
Ferry and running IN a straight line through
the lands of VIM. Shafer to corner di-
-viding line between said Shafer and John P.
Bonic, thence on said Shafcrs land on or
near said line until it reaches nearly the end
of said line, thence through corner Of John
p. Bouic's land TO given point on another
line between said Shaier and Bolic, thence
with Il straight line through the land of said
Shafer TO the land Of John l. 7 Jones, thence
with straight line through said Jones' land
Trnndle's, thence on or near the private road
through said Jones' land to the land of JAS
o. Trnnde. thence on or near the private
road through said Trundles land to the land
of DR.. G.. W Shreeve, thence on or near the
private road through said Shreeve's land to
the county road leading from Edwards Ferry
to Dickerson' Station
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO all interested
that they will meet at MARTiNSBURG, on
HONDA Y, The 18Th day Of May, 1876, at the
hour of 2 O'clock P. NJ, to execute the
commission as aforesaid.
HOWARD GRIFFITH,
SAMUEL DARBY,
DANIEL I. RAMSBURG,
may ltd Examiners