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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08

sixrKSxrH ASSrAL sxssioS-srArIs1cs OF THE
TRADE pUkrSo rHx LAST TWELVE MONTHS
PHILADELPHIA, June :, 1874
TIE sixsesnth annual session Of The BrewerS Con.
sss ci The uuasd states heia this city to-day
oasssys berxnsr, President Of The Philadelphia
nssseu Association, delivered . speech Of welcome,
sasr ~hish Henfy ~ Reuter-, 81 Boston. President OF
No coaerrss. FsAd be snBrs report The production
81 maA iAquers dustns lsss Gas s.'sS - barrels, .
sasht a~efss@s rum thaa n ths preceding year. The
snesus a ntsrn. ssssuge paid " the hrewcrs. IRON
i4y 4. ls'4, ~ Apfsi ~ isst, ~ss 81. I'D, ssa
TIE report 81 We txssatIse Committee was also
rres.Nts4 ana sbu~s ace association 10 be IN . very
ffeslsfy1s eesatlon The report os she Comms scs
Axt&t'oA hat SAsy have endcsvosed 20 sner
stwest " rMrry cot the resolutions Of the iast
Ieutsattnn ~ exgosins The iA.lacscs promui-
E&lsd W sbxnics u trade. by contro-
v~rwE - every oVcaslun tAer erroneous assertions;
W frn&efinS sfsNet wherever necessary 20 enable
tsser - Irse fsttss Ana Fepo& enscsments deri-
ment& 70 tas Me4s ~ tsDlsAlax ssch particulars ~
ar neessssfY a. s<tsblaA he position 81 The malt
hQ9sf nu~Ness ana ths "a mali lQnors . neces-
ssst, - rttieus sn4 hestnial shmuisnt"
Ah~ somm ttet calls the xftsnton " the Congress to
ne eutt imgoss1 ses hups aud bArey ant urgss that
aFaknrs* - tGxsn ~ secure the s1olitcn thereof
rae Conxress .loufned a1l TIE delegates proceeded
o. the teetenna kxhloslien sfonHas take rxrt IN
sAs fssnAl etsslss u ,As tfs~ers' nutcins
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srrAMER ORIENTAL. ashore Harding's Ledge remains
ns and a. o 70 %
from he steamer have arrived at Boston.
the Southwest Pass. inst New o!lra": struck the
wreck Of the steamer De Soto 70 miles below New
valued At ssoooS and viii probably Be saved
sIrr sourI cAsoIIyA 1859 tons sn, At New York in
snIr WORKMAN. 1909 tons. built ss Clyde River MS
IN 1879 has been sold her changed 90 Louise and she
Ss from Liverpool nay LOT n charge q
sn,r AsIAsr,c Dsn v.ear which pu. into Charleston
iowed hull River Sc discharged her that point
Nothing Srs beard her .nd 70
tanned Of her safe arrival the Of Newcastle England
saa 1879 ton. register Ss Ne. YSr.
BY MessT' Byids.. Dennis BY orisr q the Us Marsha.
BARK rnosA. oocanAsn Or, Tsyl9. from, Ionosn for
paired and sailed for destination 7th.
sa a. M.s,L4 ;Mo AnoSssn sailed from Dopcy Jan
She is supposed to have been lost at sea.
BRlc JxsE1.H ss tons hnil. at sesrport Me- in 1885,
ScHR TELEGRAPH, 1T Charleston Sd from Norfolk expert
snsea very nsaSy IN me with Winds
other damage.
sem GEORGE H Mxxklss. Msekins while loading Rich
man Va for s ass BY
entire length which was the only damage sustained
shss ..'d sS On ss. Msy II
weather and sailed again May u With Of salt
OUEERC, June 5-Bsrks Poolscar and Adelheim foued
other ballast ground yesterday and did dam
age TO each other.
eth Bark Rising Sun (Br), Sawyer, from Bristol for
Quebec has been sunk by Ice at Anticosti Crew saved
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. juno THE schr Martha 40
Sc Andrews Ms which arrived bore today having
collision with the schr Terrapn. OF Calais Nan
tucket shoals cutting down the formers port bow the
damage. The damage 10 the Terrapn Is unEnown.
SrIPBuILpISc-At Wadoboro, Reed Welt Co have laid
the and work upon bark OF some TOO
burden This said be the only vessel that will
be built in Wadcboro at present.
LAuScHEpAt Bath, Me- eth inst. by Goss Sawyer, the
Belle Of Oregon $50 for the Pacific trade.
Al Bucksport Ne. 7th inst, ship HILL i4oJ toms by
y II Gem 4 Co.
Richmond Me- eth the ship Eureka 200 TONS by
] Southland 4 Son. =
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


wachtcl 10 resting at wesbaden alter his American
and will appear in public until tho fall
Miss Glider has written original four act comedy
for Mr.. Harry Beckett, with which he will next
season.
correspondent from vicksburg. Miss, wishes 10
know II the best amateur talent OF New York city could
do justice to performance Of Mozarss "Magc Fiuts.
We answer decidedly the negative The music Of the
Queen Of Night and OF the high pricst Sarastro would
prove too much Tor any Of our local singers
An opera bou0e OF particular interest 10 the
many admirers Of that entcing species Of entertain
mont Will be commenced at Booths Theatre on Mon
day next, under the united auspices Of Aimee and
Olcnbach. LA Vie Parisienne" will DO the Initial
opera and will be followed by other popular works Of
the composer. The sale OF seats begins Friday.
"Unclo Toms Cabin" will be Withdrawn n the Park
Theatre with the present week. On Monday next Mr..
Joseph Murphy will make his first appearance in his
speciality, .'The Kerry Cow" The cast will In
cudc Miss May Nunez, from the Ffth Avenue Theatre
Miss Annie Mortimer Messrs. Padgett Cogswel,
Trcvelli Rosene, Wilks aud Brutonc Aatinees
given at the Park Theatre Wednesday we'll Satur
day. The reduced popular summer prices continue.
Ofenbach closes his concert season on Friday and
will be succeeded IT Gilmorc's Garden by Mr. r. 3.
Gilmore and his famous military band that has covered
itself with glory, both San Francisco and Phia.
dclphia IL Is band worthy or America, and will
favoraby compare with Of the most renowned
organizations in Europe An ovation TO Gilmore may
be expected at the garden Saturday. Levy and Ar
buckle will appear thcn for the first this season.
short time since NJ. Pasdeloup, Of the popular
certs in Paris, oicated conductor At concert in
the Grand Theatre Lyons As tho concluding piece Of
the programme he had set down Richard Wagncrs
overture to "RicnzL" On his giving the signal 70
commence the composition q storm Of Kisses and
groans burst forth IRON the intelligent French audi
Used to such demonstrations from the equally
enlightened Parsans N. Pasdeloup turned round and
SAID TO the sibilant ana bowling crowd "Gentemen,
lei US DO as jealous patriots is possible TO be- but
let us keep politics aloof from the domain Of art"
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JERSEY CITY scHUETzENFEsT.

TIE sixth annual festival Of the Jersey City schuetzen
Corps closed yesterday IN the Greenville schuctzen
PARK. There was a large attendance TO witness the
dstribuon % the prizes. The shooting declared
closed Al O'Clock
The foiio~n. named gentlemen received prizes
r.rEet u honor--c werder. 81 rings; d. Lppman,
20 rags. &. Baecher, 81 rings; H. Friedrichs, 10
fing&
Msn fsrest-Mr. Hayes n lines; d. LippmarA 81
nDss. Nj schAlk, 30 lines; Tn. Gubelmann, 81 lines
RING Tsrget--IA cubeImann. "a rings awarded
~Hh TOO ernts per mug; l. Mueller 1876 rings B.
Lrpnann, la2 rings; Mr. Hewlg, lao rings; Dir. Roe.
gel, - rings M. Park, 10 rings Mr.. Haser lo2
rInxA
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axNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIE
coAsTIx6 AND FOREIGN TRADE-captains or officers Of
vessels coasns foreign trade observing the
uncase the the HERALD that may DO brought
publicly OF the proper authorities letter
addressed editor Of the HKaALp, New York city,
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
dispsccd buoys Of their removal will suffice In
along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed the
coast European countries In the Mediterranean It Is
requested that information be sent either BY telegraph
letter 10 tho London Office Of the NRw York HKRALD 40
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
popera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 10 Fleet street, London"
.Bcnnett 81 Avenue de rOpera, Paris" Where Of
displacement observed in the waters OF countries beyond
the telegraph Asia Africa. captains
communicate with upon reaching the nrst convenent
port This information will DO cabed ree OF charge TO the
HERALD and published
s5rNoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NI0Hr-The Nrw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
use HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green changing from the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
,ans vessels upon this signal will obiige by
preparing marine they may have for the ship
News Department Of the HERALD
nS-Persous DESTROYS communicating with arrlv
ing New York do by addressing vessels
ofHKRALD yacht pier No East River New York
received all parts ofthe world promptly de-
Nvered Duplicates required
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OBITUARY.
THE ouExN-DowAaER OF swrD

THE QUEKN-DUWAHER OF SWEDEN
A despatch from Londcn yesterday announced the
death OF the Queen. Dowager Josephine Of Sweden
The late Queen Dowager, whose full name was
Josephine Naximilliene Eugene, born the 14th
OF March, 1907 and was the daughter Of Eugene Beau
harnais the Of the Empress Josephine, the Duke
Of r.cuchtenberg and his wife Augusta Ameiic, the
daughter OF King Macmillan OF Bavaria The Princess
Josephine married June 10. 1928 to King Oscar L..
who died IN le59, aud who was succeeded by
present monarch, Oscar H., assembled the
throne. The deceased lady leaves the following
children Prince oscar Gustave Adolphe, born 1858;
Prince Oscar Charles Auguste born 1859; Prince
Charles Guillaumc born 1851, naval cadet, who is on
his way to Philadelphia on board tho Swedish manof
war Nykoping TO take part III the ceremonies the
Fourth Of July The Nykoping, which ! accompanied
by the Ncrstjern is TO rendezvous At Philadelphia
the oath inst. and where the Swedish man-of-war
Balder. these waters. will also be present Her
fourth son IS Prince Eugene Napoleon Nicolas born in
August 1884
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. g. ls7e-TRIPLE SHEET

Philadelphia brig Johsnns Msrsarshs cep. jacobsen.
New York
SWANSEA. June 7-Arrvsd. bark Satisfaction tGeD.
Ceieh. Daren
sIico June e-Arrvsd, bark carpions dtAp sturlsss,
PHILADELPHIA
rnAIxx juno 7-Arrived. bark Eos Csor) Thurmspssn.
baltimore
Lospos June IA brig. supposed to be the Annie Vail
Br. simmons from New York Feb % for Genoa has been
picked up abandoned and towed into. caprera
Steamer Istrian (Br. hom Boston for Liverpool Is on
erpooL
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsroL June 7-Arrived. bark Anaia dssD. Russo.
Phil sdeiphia.
BARsow, June e-ssiisd ship Rssuss CBr. Foster. Ds-
rcn-
Baltimore
CorKxnAcrx-Arved. bark Ivaio drs,. spolandsr. Bull
River. sc.
DxAl June T-sslled bark Ferris Q Thompson, Potter
sfrcm London. Yokohama
Drnrss June 7-sAiied. bark Kong Carl cses. Muller
New York.
sailed 9Th barb rrosdaiea tAus ordA. United States
DrsoAlx. June 7-Arrived, brig Fanny (Aus. Tichisa
New York.
sailed TN. brig Laura Csrj. Durham. North America
rALsoVn June 7-Arrived. shps Ella Thaver. Gilmore.
Lebos for Lvepool George Adams Morrison Indspsn-
dencia Bay: bark Poa tRr,. sssgsssn. New York
GLASGOW. June essisa. bark Grad semi tAaS. Rabso.
United states
uAxsrna. June o-Arrivsd. bark Anaes lser,. Hndahi
xsx York
HxIvorr june 7Anived steamer Mas tDusehD. chsvs-
Ier. New York tsnd proceeded for Rotterdam.
Hoxa Koxc Nay 3iArrvsd. bars Fsssn (Sor. sanbsrg
New York.
Irsw,cm June s-sslied bark B,srnsusras njsnss (Sor
Nielsen, United states
Lsvxnrool, June 7-Arvsd. ships wssdais eBr Bailey.
San Francisco; Rutland lBr. Jameson. Ncv Orleans:
banks Germania toep. Rombsrx. saa Francisco; rsrse
(Nor). Rciss Pensacola
on 7sh. Pm. steamer The oases SDs. Bragg. New
York.
sailed stn steamer Ohio Morrsou. fhneoephte: baSk
Champion (Br) Kiium North America; brig Ellen lBp,
Burns do.
LoSDoSpRnrr. June e-Arivsd, barb Xskomls (Br Cas-
sidy. Baltimore.
MovtLLE. June 7-Arrived. steamer Nova seossn (Br.
Richardson. Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool snd pro.
ceeded).
MApssaA-Arived. sshr Henry Basehnsn lBD. Norris.
New York.
sated-sehr G Aosciey. Higgins. - Domingo.
MARsKiLLxs-Saea. brg Tenerine. Tracy, New yors.
QrKxssrowS. June 5-Arrvea ships John Potter. Nc
Clure, Lobos. Seminole. Rosnss. San franeseo. bsrks
James Ward. Payne Philadelphia Eiskra mon. Ivsr-
sen. do cronsssds (Brl. Greene san tranceo Lburns
Nor. canassu. Bsltinoss; Lss Marines .psj. hsrn
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'Humpty Duupty" still pursuss the even tenor Of
his way ut the Olympic. to the delight Of al has ID
mirers young and old Mr.. Robert Fraser has proved
TO be very satisfactory substitute for poor Fox and
his clownship cure for the bises depression of
tho spirits The features Introduced this week N
the pantommc are . charming itiie opera bcsfs
sketch, In which Niles Dclphne and julia Pascal. very
clever artists, appear; Quilter and Goodrich IN
and dances, OF which, .Peicr. You're Luck
This Morning, has become very popular. and local
quartet, by j. II Thomas called the Rose OF knlsr
ncy, sung by Mcssrs Holdsworth, GRIMM Merritt and
Lee. The ballad 10 OF Thomas happies Efforts and
Is encored every night
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AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

Yesterday was the closing day Of tho Zion African
Methodist Episcopal Conference OF New Jersey. Mr.
David Taylor, gentleman belonging Trinity church
and who has literally aided the colorcd Melhodists,,
appeared and gave history Of the Zion church in
Jersey CITY.
The Committee on Conference reported the amount
Of liquor nufacturei and sold n Hudson county,
also the number Of Saloons and toe ministry urged
70 uss strenuous sxcruon IN supprsssing the liquor
trn0c Adjourned
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Schr Mary Porter. Porter. New York for Noank
Schr r. W Babcock. Weber. New York for " ester'y
ScLr Alien. Randall. Port Johnson for Providence
sehr Ellie Crowley, cromley: New York for Brsdrspor
Schr Samuel Goodwin. Williams Nav York Tor sssmforo
schr o g Acken. Meat. New YofK for stamford
schr Mail Mead New York for Greenwich.
Schr q w Babcock, Sackett New York for Greenwich
scnr Dart. Williams. New York or stamford
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Nechants shipping agents and shpm informed
that BY tcleeraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No &6 Fleet street, London. to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
the arrivals At and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all focisn vessels trading
with United states viii cablsd 70
try free OF charge
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and Medi-
ports viii Gnd the Psris ONCE the sconom
cal and expeditions for teiegraphing nsvA
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SPOKEN.

Ship Annapolis tr,. Deiap. from Point Lobos for SPAIN
Marcn "a. LAT 81 81. Ion - 30 W.
Al American ship. showing numbers 4s)2 (which way
steering stated April - lat 80 lou -
BARK ccts tBr,. whyte from Liverpool for Honolulu,
April -. lat - 4. Ion % W.
Antelope, from New York for roiDt s-Pirrs May Is
lat ~. Ion S.
Bark Western Sea, from Boston for Port Prince Nay
10. OF Grand Turk.
Schr slater Hawkins from Cadx for Gloucester NAY
iat lon
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BOXING EXTRAORDINARY.

unique exhibition OF boxing may be witnessed At
Harry HIPS Variety Theatre this afternoon Il is pro-
posed give benefit TO the Pioneer Female Boxers !"
Misses Rose Harland and Nellie Saunders are called
in the bills Among the names OF the sporting men
announced to appear for the benefit OF the pioneers
found those OF joe Coburn, George Rookie, Steve
Taylor, John Dwycr. Mike Coburn, Ned Maahan, and
several other we'll known boxers. The entertainment
is to finish with setto in tull ring costume between
the ''far benecairesn The inevitable .Biil, Tovec
will act as master OF Ceremonies ,,
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Steamers Russia Dr. FOR Lverpool Somerset tBr) Brs
tol; Etna lBrl. Port au Prince Cleopatra. Chareston
Grace San Franci:co: baks Felix Mendessohn der, Bre-
men; Romance tBr). Havre san.isima Trinidad tsp,.
CAdx; Adelina Ita Cork Salome (Nor) Falmouth;
Aisnce tSor), Calais lfrance r Nielsen NOR, Ant
werp: brigs Lophens tBD, Cork; Soskunmeren (Nor {.
Bristol.
Wind ~ sunset. s: midnight, SSw.
Barometer as sunset. sc. Is; midnight. 1920.
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On. JOHN o. STONE.

Dr. John o. Stone, aged sixty.nvc years, OF No. 81
West Twcnty-third street, dropped dead yesterday
noon As he walking along the west side OF Broad
TINS country and was early celebrated for his great
skill 4, medical practice. He graduated at Harvard
College the year 1896 ON the LIST OF March, 1885, no
was appointed Health Commissioner Of the city Of New
York. which position he held for tour years. until the
organization Of the Metropolitan Board Of Health, in
$50
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telegram from ST. Johns, N. B., reports the occur.
renee OF the DEATH the 9th inst, OF Rev. william f.
scove rector OF Kingston Kings county, and author
Of ..Scovilles System OF shorthand"
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Barbados May 20 bark adey. Cleveland NIB
with 256 bbs sp 18TH bak wavc Briggs do. report OF
oil tsnd sailed 18TH Brig vie Allen would be ready
sail about the 18th or 18th.
BARK Triton Heppingstone from North Pacific has -
bills and 1900 VIII OIL Sent home $50 bills l4UO do
VIII oil and - 900 lbs bone Reports spoke, May the
Line bark Atlantic Brown. NIB. with 100 bbs oil since
leaving Honolulu; bound home direct
letter from Capt Campbeii Of bark Norman. Of NIB
pores her od Honolulu May q. with ITO bbls up oil
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REV. DAVID EDWARD.

Rev. David Edward, Bishop of the Church Of the
United Brethren in Christ died in baltimore last
night, Al the age Of sixty years. Deceased
native of Ohio, and served as Z Bishop and General
Superintendent Of his Church for twenty eight years
He was reelected Al seven quadrenniaI conferences
and for ever three years had been Bishop Of the Con-
ference which includes all the territory east Of
Ohio River.
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A despatch from Hamilton, Ont. in the Dominion
Of Canada, reports:--Rev Nj. Mccall pastor OF the
Central Presbyterian church. died to-day, sth inst,
alter prosractcd illness
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WALTER A. ROSE.

Telegram from Philadelphia, under date OF yester-
day, reports Waiter A. Rose, Of the Philadelphia
nm>s' stat wei known In newspaper circles in New
York and this city, and frequent contributor TO Ap
p>foas Journal and other literary publications, died
10 day, 10 The thirtythr year OF his age
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HENRY v. IN COURT.

san FRANCISCO, June Z, 1876.
Manager Bert Of wades Opera House, has brought
suit against the essees OF the California Theatre and
Jarrett and Palmer tor $40 900 for cnticng from his
employ william vregettln, scenic ARTIST 70 assist them
in representing Henry " He also vrcgettin for
$50 600 for breach OF contract
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. June o-Arrived. schr Virginia Dare.
-. Tor Washington.
ssilsd-ssesmsr John Gibson. Nsw York; schr Jennie
Rosallne from Georgetowu). ~
BOSTON, June 1-Arrived. steamer Lansaster. Mills.
PhisdeRhis; shp Musahv Bsrss Asa1s; bssk Neptune,
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOATS READY It,I
N sale. Orders received by T. DESMOND boat bullder
.9J Front between Gouverneur and Montgomery s,s
New York. -
TTOR SALE CuEAP-oNE ELEGANT PAssEvGER
- saloon sdewheeI Steamboat l26 feet long 80 tees
over All daught OF water three feet with
complete running order tor rout
Inquire Of THO. SAITH BRO. foot OK Essss a. Jar
sey City. - -
WANTED-TWu SECOND HAND DOuBLE sCULL
w apNtrc1ked working Boats In good order;
second hama iouroared Barge Address with full descrp
ton an esa price, e. H. NJ. box Pos Office udson
NJ. - 49,
WANIED-sMALL sLooP YACHT. STATE PRICE
New York. - - 80 -
MISCELLANEOUS.
BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM bIrfER-
"A ent states for numerous causes without publicity; To-
gai everywhere; terms satisfactory: advice tree.
FREDERICK KING. Lawyer sol broadway. Z
THOMAS X. AGxEw. TyIE GREAT NEW YORK GRO.
GER Tea Coffee and Flour Dealer. New Yorksrs Al
EVERYBODY. cali and sss basssius w vsssy q
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BOUND EAST

schr Chief. Smith. Ambos for Norwich.
sehr Belle. simpson. New York tor Bridgeport
schr orion. smith. Ainboy for Norwich.
Schr Mary steele. fiesc mann. New York for Wedest
Schr Argo. Gurrcy. New York for Warebarn
scir Einiy Belle. New York fer Dcnnisrort
scAr X II wilson. Clark Port Johnson Providence
Schr Elias koss Lewis Port johnson Tor Providence
schr Uphls, Crimson. Nae York for Boston-
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

nArss % DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK ron rux MONTHS
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BURGLARS CAPTUKED.

At about one O'Clock yesterday morning Frederick
Bauer, baker, living at No. 49l Tenth avenue, was
awakened by suspicious in the OF his SHOP
ana going there two burglars making thoir escape.
Bauer hurried out and notified officer Malone, OF the
Twentieth precinct, giving description OF the men.
Tho officer kept sharp look out and at Tour o'clock
A. NJ noticed tSo men emerge from an alley on Thirty.
ninth street. They started TO run he approached,
but the officer quickly drew his revolver and com.
manded them to stop Afier be had ired two shots
the men come q stand still Al the station house
they gave tho names OF George keech and Louis
brewer In their pockets found watches aud
jewelry, stolen from Bauer, amounting in valuo to
$500
They we're arraigucd before Justice Duffy, at the
Washington Place Police Court yesterday and held each
u 81 COO answer
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CORONERS' CASES.

The following inquests held at the Cororors'
Office yesterday
BY Coroner Eickhon, in the case OF Lawrence Car
roll aged thrtyeght years, who died from injuries re-
ceived by falling of a scaaod the foot OF Sxtoth
street, North River Oh tho 4th inst The jury GEN.
surcd tho parties who superntcnded tho building of
the scaiyoding for carelessncss IN rejecting the
timber that broke, causing the fall OF the scafold
by Coroner Enger IN the case of Henry Henein,
aged hlty years, OF No lg6 Third street. who commit
ted suicide by shooting himself with pistol through
the chest, IN Central Park, on tho l9yh ult
BY Coroner Elnger, in the case OF Martin Turner
aged thr,yscvcn years. OF No AL West Thirty
street. wo committed suicide ~ his residence by TAX
ing Paris green On the 9th uit
by Coroner Elinger in The case OF Moses Grcenhut.
aged sixtysix years, who was accidentally over by
a wagon driven Uy Charles Weymer, On the LIST inst
nue. Five ofthe Jurymcn exoneratcd the driver from
all blame but the other Two considered his
cupabc, and hc was consequently placed under bonds
for $50.
aged years who was accidentally drowned on july
q, at pier North River.
BY Coroner Elhpger, IN tho OF Henry Kroem-
meben aged twelve, of No Gas East Sixteenth street.
who was accidentally killed by ben. caught In the belt
OF sieving mschinc. the l0th uii, No. 6l9 East
Fifteenth street The jury declared that they
able TO determine whom 10 blame, anu recommended
proper caution to prevent similar accidents future
BY Coroner Eliinpcr, IN the case OF William II.
Clark agod ten OF No 13s Wavcrey place. who ac-
cdentaliy run and Killed by No. 572 Of the
sixth avenue railroad the 9th The driver WAS
cxoncr,ied all blanc, and the jury recommo ndcd
that the company provide gates on tho front platform
in order To prevent similar accidents