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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14
Miscellany.


The Nun and Harp,
What memory fred her pallid FACET
what passion stirred her blood7
What tide Of sorrow and desire
Poured its forgotten food
Upon heart that ceased to beat,
Long since, with thought that life was sweet
when nights were rich with starry dutk
And the rose burst its bud7
Had not the western glory then
Stolen through the latticed room,
Her funeral raiment would have shed
Amore heart-breaking gloom
Had not dimpled convent maid
Hung in the doorway half afraid,
Aud left the melancholy place
Bright with her blush aud bloom.
Beside the gilded harp she stood,
And through the singing strings
Wound those wan hands Of folded prayer
In murmurous preludibgs.
Then, like a voice, the harp rang high
Its mel5dy, ms climb the sky,
Melting against the melting blue,
Some birds vibrating wings.
All, why of all the songs that grow
Forever tenderer,
Chose she that passionate refrain
Where loyers, mid the stir
OF wassailers that round them pass,
Hide their sweet secret7 Now, alas,
In her nuns habit, coifed and yelled,
What meant that song to her?
Slowly the western ray forsook
The statue in its shrine,
A sense Of tears thrilled all the air
Along that purpliug line.
Earth seemed place Of graves that rang
To hollow footsteps. while she sang
"Drink to me only with thine eyes,
And will pledge with mine"
Harriet Prescott spoIord.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14

KINDNESS TO CATTLE.-A neighbor re-
Gently remarked TO me, "You have facul-
ty of charming steers" replied that II
was mistake. simply study their ma
ture and adapt myself to that nature. In
approaching home whether they are In
yoke or not,) though I may come with a
rod" yet always come with love. II
am in a hurry and a steer is in my path.
never give him kick or a thrust, with a
yell, "Get out Of my way" but instead 1
allow him the path, while pass quietly by,
gently rubbing him with the hand as
pass. The pressure Of the hand on the an
imal has powerful influence in training
him, and bad rather engage TO bring two
yoke of steers TO a stage Of good working
discipline than tame one pair that had been
taught 10 fear the presence Of man.-MdfHe
EdFmer,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14

Auinyitaiisn TO lake dinner with a friend
in the Slate nrison was something new and
exciting IN oniet lille bodv nix me and
I re-read Ruib Denbam,s Kindly worded
note IN that effect and tbouobt how odd ~
was that we sbould meet AGAIN in This vav
afler ten wears, separation and all The
changes that had intcrvened in both our
lives, We had paried last nm fine nipbt NJ
our GRAND closing school Marty orler hav-
ing been friends and relloy-nunils fur We
wears. She was then fifteen. and The pret-
tlest. brightest and cleyetest plrl at LYNN
hone. was vopnger and fell distinpnisb.
ed bv her friendship. and beart.broken At
the idea of LOSING her far she was going
abroad with her family while 7 r6maiped
TO comnlsle NV studies at the institute.
Ihaj plentv If letiers tbo first wear lint
then her father died. and with him went
his reputed fortune. A painful change &C.
curred in the nosition of the Welf,rds in
consequence, and Ruth became teacher,
asI heard mill She met and mar,ied a
- - -, a., W., .li,tA
young 'ian iio'i '"e wis., winner sue To-
turned with him immediately after The GER
emony. Sic had written to me once after
bacoming pntb Danb,n, and Nor le,,or
,.i,d al oora;oI -. H.. -, aa,, -,
was h'nu anu eoiu'a' as neT o'u seii' pu'
the correspondence thus renewed soon
ceased. was also an orphan, but n close
attendant At the copcb of me invalid amt.
-. -, 49,,
cd viii nrossinc dnIies IN nermi, hor 70
IT. ro,'Ia,I. q, no. ,,;r,hor,,a -,
To-, H., sho hod no, Co.., ~. 80. NJ,
aun, bad now rooororod 60 10 i,dnI,,a
: ,oe,o =, ,raroI W. - a,,. 49, ,,
,,,o oroa, ,oiIroad 90 mo p,o,e, 600, 80
,,o si,,nnod n, tno sn,oii ooni,aI 90 80 80
,ho rau.ost c,o,os 20 diso,,or ,ho, p,,I,
Do,,t.,,, SO ro.ilo,, ,t,o.o -,
49, ,io,,,o,,a,,, ,,o,o,ro- ,,,ho ,,,,, 80
anon,i,, ,ho ,,sraon ~ ,,o C,a,o 80,
Tho nc,o 7 lola n 49,, h,rd ,.aa a., a,a,,,a'
10 onoI had dosno,oIod 70 hor on hon. no
so.o h., ,ho honds - = Cnina,,aa rso.,, ~
ho,ol ana :, nos os ,,,ad nj eoa,i aoa,o w
oorId wi.b.
,hinSy nonnIata,. I m,te III hi Win su, au
causing him intense pain, am his only
attendant, or would fly TO you at once,
my dearest Jenny. am sorry you leave
Tor rne bnI mnst be cnnIsnt 80 sae So 10
much of the day as you can spare us, and
hope for longer viSll on your return. We
a ON AZ ioup may J. no. SEM she carriage
"Your loving friend.
RUTH DENHAM."
had nv aunts permlssion to leave her.
and l was ready al the appointed hour to
find the carriage there TO the minute and
a very comfortable, easy conveyance il
proved over one of the worst roads ever
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14

Dan b. Griffin of Essex has q collec-
ton of about 500 old coins, many being
great curiosities. Among them are bronze
coin OF the time of Amyntas ii. King Of
Macedonia, who reigned 800 years b. c.,
which Is 226O years old; silver diadram
of Phillip ii, son OF Amyntas, 200 years
old; a number of Roman coins Of the time
OF Constantlne's reign, 1850 years ago and
an Austrian coin dated 1910.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14
ss Further Proof
FACTS WILL TELL.

II. H. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Allow me to say word in favor Of VICE
TINE. During the past year have suffered from
complication Of diseases lay in bed from the Sd of
November until the middle Of the following June and
average did not sit up two hours a week; had
eight Of the best physicians in the State, and got
help, and constantly grew worse. They agreed that
had heart disease, phbsis, pyaema, and kidney COM
plaint and could never be any better. was reduced
In weight so pounds, which is much, for am nAtu-
rally thin.
In juno, finding was falling under the treatment
Of the physicians, commenced the use Of TEGErIHE.
through the earnest persuasion OF friends and, am
happy to state with good results. have gained ten
pounds in weight and sit up all day, walk half
mile and ride six.
am greatly encouraged, and shall continue using
the VEGETIsK il l can get 1t. / am poor man, but
for the truth Of this statement refer to any in
Goffstown vicinity. Yours, very thankfully,
A. J. BURBECK,
Aug l. VS. dof''Own' n. H.
Vegetipe is Sold by all Druggists,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14

sUFFoLE S., Boston, Mass, Nov. %, 1878.
Then personally appeared the above named Eugene
+. Sullivan, aud made oath that the foregoing state
ment is true, before me.
HOSEA b. BOWEN,
Justice Of the Peace.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14
BRATTLEBORO
BUSINESS DtrFctorp.

Name, business and Location ofthe leading
business Houses in Brdtie6oro.
cE-cUr THIS OUT FOR REFzREscE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-04-14

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

ScHR john sows which sailed from Portland Ne. 24th
inst fs ing cuise returned day. having broken
mainboom while jbing.
ScHR CoMMERcl Woodman from Spruce Head Me. for
New York whch,nt into Newport 28h eHky resumed her
voyage same afternoon. the leak having been stopped
ScHR BowDoIS. Randall. from Portland slid away ftom
the wharf at St Jon NB 10th inst tearing portion
Of the wharf and striking and damAx ng the schr Ellen
lightly The Bow.oin sustained but little injury.
ScHR Amy WAsox Grav. from New York for st Johns
NJ. ashore Murder Island near Yarmouth Ms
but OF gain er dischsrging 800 bbs -four and
towed into yarmouth 29t inst The vessel and
In condition (another despatch states that the
cargo 10 to be sold ~ the benefit Of all concsrn~d.
ScHR RyKRs,S. ~ TONS while lying at anchor near
Frosts Island Arrle Sound NS. having discharged
o'clock the Juno Is Insured $500 the Marine
office. Yarmouth ".
SYpxKY. CB, Jun, 22-BArk Janrak waItholm from Nor
bound for i port SO DAYS out with very foggy
ut and ashore southern rocks
Of Scatsare and hetme wreck The landed on
the island the ssh and received every attention
the Imme diatey after the struck
pumps sounded four Of water found in the
hold. She Il five years old, ard registered $40 toms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

mutual benefit Of the people Of the rnsd States sad the
Dominion OF Canada can be negotiated"
The talk on this question was quite lively. Mr.. An
drew Robertson and Dir. White, OF the Dominion
Board Of Trade made interesting speeches showing
how often the Canadian authorizes had tried to brng
about the consideration OF reciprocal treaty the
abrogatiol OF the original one IN 1854 and that now
strong feeling had grown up in Canada In favor OF
making system OF dinerontiaI duties that would
operate against the interests OF the United States
Following these gentlemen came Mr.. Frank
Wright, Of Birmingham, England who made
regular free trade speech quoting largely from John
Bright, 81 whom he said he was proud 10 be constit
uenL The Convention listened coprleousIy to the adj
dress but Messrs buchanan. Of Trenton, and Wetn-
ere OF Philadelphia. made short speeches ailerward
saying that they proteciioniss at present and
they did not consider the Convention the place 10 ven
tate tree trade theories The meeting then adjourned
till ten A. n. to-day
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SPIRITUALISM EXPOSED.

A sEANCE IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH LAST NIGHT.
There was an unusual gathering in Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, Inst evening OF ladies' and gentlemen, the
occasion being tho threatened exposure Of the mys
terics OF Spirtualism ty young gentleman named W.
Irvna-BisLop VINO had volunteered for the sake of
flower charuy to unvcl the Some OF the
pretty bellies OF Plymouth we're present. and they and
their partners were all agog with excitement the
organs Mr. H. Muller took his seat in front OF the
sZampa." There = framework open the
audience, tho frame beng IN the shape OF a half
rnompold, aud In tins frame W. Irving Bishop 10
perform Mr. cyril Scarie, tall, good looking young
gentleman inti oduccd young Bishop 10 tho audience
very speech and managed the stance during the
with Alter the chorus OF the Assy
priests in ''Scmiramidc' had been gwen Mr. Bishop
at the wrists by strips OF unUicachcd cotton
aud his wrists we're then fastened TO circular staple
which In turn fastened upright wooden post
HIS neck also had fastening made OF the
same material, which Was also tied 10 the up
ri-ht Then u became AIR. Bishops business 70
show what .nde ali spiritual manifestations were,
tnis md SIT IN front aud pound Ihs floor
with green cottoa umbrellas, usual with them,
struck with dirmay. no organ, whose vo'
humana stop became quite plaintsvc as Mr. Bishop wei
IN toe box. played John Browns hymn with en<t
" will DO remembered that Bishop was tied last o.
TO the horror OF the spirit OF Katy KING, whicDsns
supposed TO be present ana pendant Ia the fubg0us
atmosphere, young Bishop, VINO II quite good lv~in9
played iute chu,ked tamborlnc aud Hjuu Eour
conscc-atcd mIlkman bells the covering 'sads oi
tde rrophetc'n sad medical gentleman, wb sat next
the HEaALo reporter. Then Bishop ticd rug Dor
from a committee man. while the screen was
drawn, aud YET his HANDS var tied all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

ns-NOTICR TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THK
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Csptsins oneer Of
vessels in the coasng foreign shs
displacement removal Of requested . COM
municats the HERALD that may be brought
publicly the oil the proper suthortss Aettsr
addressed editor Of the HERALD, Now York city"
irving accurately possible the number and position Of
dsplacsd buoys OF their removal will suce in
all cases along the Atlantic and Pacific p
the Amsrc Continent When they observed the
coast European countries In the Mediterranean
requested nsormsto he sent either by telegraph
letter the London ees VI the Nxw York HERALD. 40
Fleet street. London the Paris ONCE. 81 Avenue Dc
ropera Paris Whore telegraph Is used dsspatehss
~Bennett 81 Avenue de pOpcra PArta" Where Of
observed IN the Of countries beyond
the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
with upon reaching the nrst convsnisns
port This viii be cabsd tree Of charge to the
HERALD and published
x9-NOrICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THR PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The NEW YORK
HERALD adopted ccston night signal for
use board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing eoors red rcd changing from to the other
in suecessoa several miiss distant Cap
sins Of vessels upon seeing this signal will ooge BY
preparing any they may have for the ship
News Department. Of the HsRALn
A2-Persons desrous OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do By addressing vessels,
ofHzRALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts ofths world and promptly de-
hvsred- Duplicates sre required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

Co.
s. Brig Mary ROLAND. Lawtoa Nontsgo Bay Js-A H
Brig ..ry KnoVton. Mckee. Port an Pdnes-B Net
Brig Manlius OBJ. Todd. Mafansss- wsvdeI 4 Co
schr Impulse 90. RountEee. Belize. Hon-Lesycrsn
sehr Scott ,sr' Haley. - John. MA Heney:
schr Chas II ke v. Gray Fernandin ~ r Buck q Co.
Raw.
schr Only Son. COMPTON. Bsltlmore-w Chalmera
frey.
Piles
Bro
sshr Sarah Mar. Atkip Derby, Ct-ksckstt Bro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

AuckLAx NJ. May e-sailed. ship Brodick Castle tBD.
BAsn.p, May 2s-ArrIvsd. briggs Glance Br. Inn,
Dcmerarssnd sailed june tor Martinique and Ne.
xs' 'i,.s ssf
Sailed me 9 brig Eva tBr, NcDoag4, 81 L1eis; 9th,
'sf a So;i menu Lyle cs@s an Todd tom .
,sa 20 ds sss Daniel s S". eoss
do arid 9TH do: Harry aubrey srigy, nom 20. Ar.
fsss wy Bsss
River, rived ssh Mary Helen sanborn. Tor Boston.
BAr5ASo. June 21-Arrived, schr Maud Barbour. Pa
uAiesss June 27--sailsd. brig James Miller. Parker.
CDrureos, June ie-Arrivsd, schr Elms Wright.
~, cfrsd--sshr Lucy Wright, Elssy. xsv York;
9av.v Msy essss bark i'll Kan. ss ya ar s =:
Sssss, Jsns as-s.Ilsd, steamer Liberty. sunds.rs.
Llirs1 juno 2s--Arrivsd steamer Bermuda. new York
farassAs June 27-Arnved. brig Malaga tsr Kerr, St
sisd 18th. brig Romeo tBr,. north Of Iatssrs~
osrnKa june a5.ssrsa s'ssms5 sssn,sn SsD'
s.l:s s., su s,ssss'T s. sr,.
3: 7th Commonwealth ,Brl. cowprr DO; bark Celaos
@ .s s s s :ss .'fsss 1s ss'.
lizard rsncsso lyih Firth ., cyas .br ..m ~
ih sS S.4s rrs ss Ss & sss PEDRO
NORM srpssr Oh Jun ys-Aryea esrs e. Emma r Ss'
g aud surrounded b. ics; Caledonia 0Br) Farrell, ~
Polsra-pnaE, June 27-ssiled. bark Norsh, Hall. New
Fork
iverpooi; Mississippi Lnda do; bark kuby, fcir. Bar
bados
Cleared 27th ships r Lovitt Wiley. Belfast; Port
law Anderson treenock Agnes Davis Hull banks sud
bus Burrows Truro. n Churchill, ksntch London; kath
sen. Harper DO; Aiexandfs f.rlsm. silloth psck
cs sIsss. SAN s james
SON do; bark Aoel DER. doJ"ns l. ship Guy Of Ming
DO tBrs. Reddie. do.
81 JoHx NIB. June 2y-Arrivsd brig Mary Br). Dodge
New York schrs Laura. Pawtaeket; Martha tBp fsr
kins. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

steiner Lessing Ger. Ludwig, Hamburg via Plymouth
Kun srdt a Co.
Steamer Columbus. Reed. Havans--wm r Clyde 4 Co.
ssamer City OF Dallas, Hines Fernandna Port Royal
Set ~ Mallory Go.
Steamer Magnolia, Dsggest, savannah--Nuray. Ferris
steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond--uid Dnmiuion steamship co.
steamer Phiisdeiphsa. DAVIS. Pnadelphia-sas Hand
Steamer Eieanors. Jonnsor. Pnrtlsna--J y Ames
steamer Gsucus. Bearse. Bcston-h Dmocg.
Ship senator t5rt. Jeuiry. AAverpouArxe. rus Co.
4 Co
a 60,
Bsrk ormus shackfofd, Bristol. E--Brett. Son 4 Co.
Bsrk Probe dtsb, DE Martina, Cork for orders-Lauro
Storey a 20.
Bark Memory CSor. Olsen. Ro,ssrdam--runch, Edge 4
Co
nrIg Lulu (Br). Given PAdssow, E-Biakesee 4 CsId
we'll
brig New Era tBo xePhss. Cork ralmoush--Gsrhar
Brewer.
nrix Alvin Kelly (Bp. Kelly. Rio JansIro and ssntos
Il Yard Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, juno 2l-Arrved,. ZIP British Empire OBJ,
from --; bark Abbe tsr. efhl New York.
BRISTOL. June 29-Arrived bsx Annie " Weston. Win
sor Boston.
BELFAST June 2s-Arivsd bks Breiderblik (Nor). Jor
gensen, Bstnere; Kate Sascr (Br). Carver st John,
Nh; 10TH ship Lizzie Ross sBD DOYLE. Philadelphia
Sailed 18th, tvs Chiensin d, Oliver, North America
Observation-Disclosures. bark franco tsp). Riera, New Or
leans
CALAIS june 2s-Arved,b * Rodomo cNor,, Jacobsen,
New York.
DrsLrx. June Arrived hrk chss Coz tBr,. Goudy,
St John. NIB.
DASrzlc. June 24-AuivedAsrk Ru.osr (Nor,, Olsen.
Baltimore.
FALMOUTH, june 29-Arnvedkhips Rebus Nor) Peder-
New York; Blackwell (Br lols. Lobos; schr Ben
son, Dun, Montsvideo.
GLOUCESTER, juno 29Sailcdbrig La Plata Br), Bray.
North America
CRsKxocx. June 2s-Arrivsd bark Mary Campbell
(Br), Gray. Weymouth, Ms.
GENOA, June 26-Arrived. barklXltagracia Qp. Dome
mich, Baltimore.
HorLx, r. June 2s-Arrivsd, park Mary Ann Holman
(Br). Holman, New York.
HAvRE. June 26-Arrived- barkAunA (Noe), Myhrvold
New York.
LIVERPOOL. June 2s-Arrved, aeamer Cordova CBr)
Long, New Orleans ship Louisa Fs cher (Br Norris Pen
sacola- NM
Sailed 10Th barks Robert Morrison Frltsinger Units
statss Freeman Dennis OBJ Fletcher North America
LONDON, June 29-ciearsd. bark Herths (Ger. RANT.
United States.
Lxrru June 2e-Arrived, bark Hoppet (Swe). sndsen,
Pensacola.
LISBON, June 24-Arrved. barks Marie VII (Por),
De Csrveho, Philadslphia; Peppino ds Paturro, New
York.
NxwRY. June 26-Arrved. bartscmms Nors, Olson
New York mot before repeaJ; Honestrsna Nor,
Boo, Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH. june 2o-Arya bark Giuseppe utaD.
volpe New York.
QrnrSsrowS, Juns 2slrrivs steamer St. Olaf NoD.
Patterson Phadelpha h bans Stella Nor, Jacobsen.
New YORK Aquiia (Nof Gsrrar do; KaIisto tNor,. Ts
iefsen do; Batavia. Hwn, Bostea; brig iss Chandler
Greenock for Deperarises bclow)1
srrrr1y June 27-Jsd. bark Limerick Lass. syperck
Philadelphia.
scnLv June 23.f. ship German ,Ger). Klsmp. New
York for Answerpfk Gsssner Ger chrstodsrs. Bati-
more for Bremen.
Arrived In tho xlish Channel 26h, ark Fortuna (Nor)
Christensen xs,iork Tor Rotterdam.
Txxxl Juno asailed brig Redowa Wallace. New York.
ourrxsrowS,Jurs 2e--The brig la Chandler. from
Greenock for Disrara before reported spoken disabled
arrived At with loss Of forsmasthed and maintop
mast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

Tho female departing mt OF Grammar School No. IA
held It's closing exercises yesterday afternoon
large audience present composed Of the friends
aud relatives OF the pupils Dialogues, rec,tasions,
addresses and songs by Tho pupils formed interest
ing entertainments
Fifteen scholars graduated from the mals dcpart-
ment OF Grammar school No 10 yesterday. and eight
medals were distributed An entertainment ~ unusual
merit was prepared Tor guests VI the school on
occasion. Declarations. choruses and the pro
sentation OF ccrtiicai.s made up the programme.
The graduating exercises OF the female department
OF Grammar school No 70 took place yesterday Five
young ladies' graduated ON The occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

Sailed ceth. bssks n A McNsiil. Jordan.
Cleared sS!h. hrigs John Good Orr. Thonn
sehrs kdns dregurv lBD, Barrow. 3 Pan
Bedford; Aurora borealis (Br). Provsdenes.
tBr,. Johanson. windsors Amalis~ Andrrsos. "a
Sailed 23d bark Diomidop tDr). Potter Cork
vrcIoRIA. June -l-Arrtved. bark Stslia CO
San Francisco.
Sailed aiss. steamer City Of Panama. xslsu.
cisco.
YARMOUTH Ms. June 26-ArrivsS steamer
(Br), Clements, Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

Arrived New Bedford June %. bark Roman Cobb Now
London, 70 fit Tor vlping
allied from Sew London June % schr Flying Fish,
Holmes tor South Atlantic (sealinx).
Arrived NJ Barbados May q, brig Rosa Baker, Thomp
from cruise with 80 bbls oil sailed 81 June
!? schr louisa Senter do with 100 bbls oil sailed
7th whaling. "
In June TO- tarks II Adams. Br0wnell. from q
cruise arrived May 10 with 10 bhls oil; Spartan Trim
nom do arrived May b. with 1885 bills oil
from arrived June ], with go bills oil Ciarce Mer
chant do with 27 bbs oil Andrew Hicks Rowland from
arrived I'd 600 bps oil Lydia Praro arrived 6th
250 do; Sarah Hall Socum; Pioneer. Trip and Lancer
Dowden; brig Abbott Lawrence, Passel. cruise ar
bbla oil. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

the time, marvellous 30 saw His feet were
also tied two placed his shoes and stout red
cord placed The stage and the end Of offered
to the HERALD reporter by Mr.. Cyril searle who In
turn declined L. and handed his shoulder 10
two believers in the Koran, who PAGES IN the
rear There were various other dreadful tricks most
ngeniously performed by Mr. Bishop, OF the easiest
being when he drank gIassfu OF req Ink, the moot
dreadful trick appearing To mortal when he tired
oL shots from revolver al the HERALD reporter. the
flashes coming directly from the white screen but
bullets expelled. At the close Of the performance
Mr.. Lishop loudly applauded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30
1oTIcE to CHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agel and are Informed
shas BY telegraphfnstc ~ HrhALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett No. 10 Fleet street, London or to the
Paris once = ssssing Emmett 81 Avenue Dc rOpera
rarA tho arrivals At and departures from European
kaneru ports Of American tnd III forsisn trading
wh tho United States. the viii Be eablsa this
try free ofchargs
Captains arriving and sailing rom French and Msd
terrasan ports will md the Pariacs the sconom-
cal and expeditions for 4elsgraphig newa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

Steamers Lessirf nser, amburg Newton (Br) Liv-
erpcol SAILED 2s State Of Indiana (Br. Glasgow; Co
inmsus Haysna;csv Of Dallas. Fsrnsndns 4e: Msgno.
London; Dunrebt Br). Liverpoo; North american. San
Fran barks killarney lBr. Penarth Roads; Aurora
tBrl. Cronstsdt suovo Emea celestins fIsD. Li<bon
Mary ;Ansl. Bttunore Anna A Rich tBr). do; brigs
Ella (Brj. Cork an Carlos Aalpas. e.
Wind at sunset NJ.
BAromctar xnset. 5000.