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The New York herald., 1876-02-03

DEAL Feb 2-saIsd bark cOomssss Br). johnson rrors
London). Bull River.
TALHovrH, Feb 2-Arvsd. bark ThOs Fstehsr. Pendie.
ton, Iquique.
Arrived ist bark BruennOw Gen. Page. Philadelphia,
Arrived Jan "a bark Geo Doane (Br Corning. Lobos
Point, and ordered to ST Nauaire.
Arrived on the Lizard I'd, AN France r) All
tree New York for London
GLASGOW Feb ARRIVED, ship AbeOna CBD. GrOssart.
Boston.
HuL1 Feb l-sailed, bark Julia Beyn oGen Schroeder
United States.
HAvRK. Feb I-saiied ship Reunion Baker New Orleans
LIvERrcoL. Feb ARRIVED. ship Puritan Doane.
nah
Arrived lst ships Austriana Obj, Purdy New Orleans:
Airlie CB Rseburn San Francisco; ID City OF
New York (Br Lochead, New YORK tsee below.
Cleared lst ships McCaum, Masters United States
Emerald ISLE Nairn, New York; bark Hypatia (Br),
DAkin United States; brgs Mohawk(Br, Murphy Havana
Navasota Hooper. United States
LONDON 2-Arrived ship Star Of Scotia D, Hughes
New York; bark UphAm r). Putnam, Charleston
Cleared ID ship Borneo. Shaw, United States.
Mov1LLH Feb ARRIVED steamers Victoria (Br) Hedder
wick New Glasgow Peruvian (Br). Ritchie Port
land. Me, for Liverpool land both proceeded.
MEssISA to Feb l-Saed, steamer Italia tBD, Craig,
New York.
NEWCASTLE Feb 1-Arrived. bark Maud Br,, Mcdonald
Pensacola.
PALERMO to Feb i-sailed, steamer Acadia 3D. Craig.
New York
Horn, Baltimore.
Sailed is bark Bounding Blow, Teague drom Malaga.
Boston, having repaired
Passed Brow Head ist IL AN steamer Indiana, Clark
from Philadelphia for Liverpool
SHIELDS Feb 1-Sailed, Joseph Goodyear. for Boston
TExEL, Feb lsaed bark Harriet Hickman (Brl. Smt b.
Tybee; Brothers Sisters CBr), Aubrey, do.
TRIESTE. Jan 2SArrvsd. bark Giuseppe dAbundo tltA,
Carrnsotee, New York
WATERFORD, Feb l-saied, bark viSo Aus. Mansieh.
Philadelphia.
CADIz. Feb brig odiorne CBr>. Renanlt, which
sailed previous TO Jan 20 for Gloucester Mass has returned
here owing stress OF weather having loss her
and some sails
LrvERrooL, Feb 2-steamer City Of New York CBr from
New York. experienced heavy gales Jan % and 20 and
had three boats and saloon kyght smashed and fore
tie washed overheard.
The arriving from America report very heavy
weather 81 29th The Geert. OF the
Hamburg American line. and the Alexandria OF the Anchor
line felt it severely The latter had boats and skylights
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
sTADT THEATRE.

An admirable performance Of Nchoay's humorous
opera, 'The Merry Wives Of Windsor" was given at
this establishment last evening before appreciatve
audience and afforded much satisfaction to those in
tcrested in the success of German opera in this city,
Mile Eugenie Pappenheim again the recipient Of a
popular demonstration and Frau Fluth, showed such
repeated evidences OF her artistic skill and ability
awaken the heartiest enthusiasm. Mile. Pappenheim
has proved herself be accomplished lyric artist
She well supported throughout, Mile Clara Perl
deservedly sharing the honors OF the evening Her
acting and singing were unexceptonable Herr
Franosch made an excellent Falstah, creating much
merrment by his droll mpersonation, while Herr
Alvas as Fenton. quito successful The charming
music with which the opera abounds well inter-
preted while all the comic situations, presented
they we're in good taste, afforded much amusement.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
MUSICAL AND pRAMArIc NOTES.

"Running Corner" is the title OF ono Of the new
est OF American plays II has been produced at the
Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia 1t abounds local
hits the language and incidents OF 'the street" and
has a highly improbable plot Some Of the dialogue is
quite sprighty, however.
The Incarceration OF the Governor and the Legis-
lature at Booths Theatre Saturday evening will be
an interesting event Messrs Jarrett 4 Palmer have
completed their arrangements, and II is TO be hoped
that Mr.. Tilden and the Legislature will be equally
prompt We trust the rehearsals at Albany have been
thorough those at the theatre. The State flag
to ny from the flagstaff The right lower proscenium
box is to be decorated with Shields flags the
arms OF the Commonwealth, and there Governor Til
den, Lieutenant Governor porshemert the Secretary Of
State and United States Senator Herman will come to
praise Cesar, not to bury him. The opposite box will
be adorned with the city coatofarms, and will i'm
prison Mayor wickha.n and the heads Of departments
The two upper cells in the balcony TO be given
Chief Justice Church and the Judges Of the
Court OF Appeals The other prisoners, Senators and
Assembymen, will be put parole in the front rows
OF the orchestra circle, forming the
of the parquet. IL will be quite Roman holiday.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

Aux CAyRs Jan 22-In port. brig ANGELA, from New
York schr Lena Breed Stlwe from Jacksonville Doth
arrived 2Oth).
Sailed 22d steamer Carfbei CBr, Ferguson. Jercmie
CAIBARIKN Jan 27-Arrved schrs Rubina lBr) Secord,
St John NIB Wyoming, Foss Hsyti; Goth, Express Br,
Williugale, Porto Rico.
CIKNFuEcos an 2e-Arrived brig Carrie Bertha Hall.
Aspinwall; 3lst schr Georgia, Fields Falmouth. ia
Sailed 29th brig octacius CBr, Douse Bostcn Spanish
Main (Br McCulloch. Halifax; Clarabele. Tracy, New
York; schr Annie May (Br), Hopkins, Halifax.
CARDESAs, Jan 2eSaled brig Lulu tBr), Givan north
Of Hatteras
GUAYnAs Jan l4-saied, ship osceola, NckersOn, Ham
burg.
hILvAx. Feb I--Arrived, brig Kenneth tBr), Deegan.
Porto Rico.
MANILA Dec ll-In port bark Harkaway iBr). Perree.
for New York
PoRr Az PRINCE Jan o5-Tn port. brigs 81 Elmo (Br,
Cofey disg: b Ingnac. Wiley from Wilmington. NC, do
schr Chromo Hoyt. from Boston. arrived 18th.
Arrived 9th. Andes (Br), Porter. New York.
SHANGHAI. Dec 29-In port, ship Lucada (Br). hearns
for New York ldg.
ST JAco Feb ARRIVED previously bark Morning Star
(Br). Ssson. New York
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CLEARED.

Steamer Mas Dutch. Chevalier. Rottcriam-Funch.
Edye Co.
Steamer Atlas yBr) Low Port au Prince. savanla, &c-
PIN, Forwood a Co.
Steamer Georgia, Croweli. chsrleston-J Quintard
Co.
Steamer Fanita. Howe Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Bark Edith Rose Harding, AMER for orders-Vcrnon
Brown Co.
Bark ThOs Pope Fossett Sierra Leone-Yates Porter
field
Bark Pasquale Ajeo QtaD Pinto, Palermo-AP Agresta
Brig Erwood (Br), jenkins. Bahia-R Borland
Brig Daylight Marks, Georgetown Dem-L W &P Arm
strong.
Brig Sportsman, Blanchard. Havana W C Adams.
Schr Mercury (Br), Thomas, Alexandria. Ell Merchant
Co.
schr d Robinson, Glover, Havana-JamesW Ewell
Co
schr Phebe Medero Havana-B J Weinberg.
Schr A Henderson, Henderson. Cardenas-Parsons
Loud
Cleared Feb Bark Patent (Nor. Morgensen Cork for
orders-Funch Edge A Co.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

additional particulars Of disaster during the storm
general news columns
The purser Of the steamer Gulf Stream from Port
Prince &c has thanks favors
BARK BLANCHE HOWE OF Portland which has been re-
pairing on the dry dock At Cape Elizabeth 81 Me- while haul
d ing 0ns 81 bth aS eoA & u. & S on f 20 % M s
she wharf. % and sh. ~ss risSted Without damage
on The fats while into Portland harbor Saturday ngh
last, hauled of at high Monday without dam
age
scHR sKvrNrYsIx Teei, from Baltimore for Savannah
which put into Norfolk 81 in distress: ME Sc
aleak injured bowspnt, carried away fore gaf and split
Sem BILL BANTER Of Corning Ms which went ashore az
shnnecock Ii last part Of December has been aoated and
whitiord.
,oS S,, nsS from S r.. .osSs for rs Gns at S
board. She will probably of at high tide.
ashore On @ RSSs @ as4Sss
half mile from she shore and believed to be bged The
all on board.
large deep laden foreign bark with white q9.Ter rails.
With
she was e a. az and surrounded BY
later despatch says tha: steamer was seen in the af
whether sssy IN saving At the
steamer was running for the Breakwste5 The bark
signslsl.
sn for to ssis work published by
Der Of reports Of vessels metangs corrections and
nubers also the appendix Of Superintendent of
United States Coast Survey revised 1873, showing the
depth of in rivers. .harbOrs &c
FoRrRyss MONROE, Feb 2-Last night barks woye Nor,
from Baltimore for Newry and Craigowl tBr from do for
Queenstown he latter eroneousy reported passed
sprung Tho dragged the Cragowls
bow and carried her bboom bowprit and bulwaks
to~ed them back 70 Bsitimore '1S D"''A'
GLoUcEsrKR, Feb 1Schrs Eldorado and Cherokee both
of this port and engaged the shore fishery while going
oSt this TonnS Sent ashore on Ten Pound Island where
OF at high tide, as they are but slightly damaged
LEwEs feb 2The following vessels ashore at Cape
Henlopen this AN -
Ida Grant. lumber laden and bound New York dis
masted and full OF water
Schr Martha Granger, with loss main BOOM wheel
schr lila Pressey from Newcastle, Del for New YORK.
/ grain laden
will have 20 discharge part Of before being hove OF
Schr Curtis Wright lost her boats and her aban
doned her and went board schr Vcksburg which also
scnr Martha Compton, from New York. bound SOUTH she
has lost bowsPrit and rudder and is full Of water
Schr Henry May, from Philadelphia bound south.
Most Of the vessels will be gotten OF when the weather
moderates Their all safe
NRw ORLEANS Feb i-Steamer wimbledon CBr1, in at
ship Success bound for Havre aground bar
urng the ship badly that she being towed to h
city tor repaire
NxwcAsrLx Del, Feb IAN unknown 3masted schooner
is aground on the Spit at Fort Delaware
SAN FRANCISCO Jan 25-Schr Carolita went ashore at
Stewards Point yesterday and became total loss She
ashore the chute and carried She owned
/ by the captain and others. and Is insured.
SmPuILDING-At Bucksport Beasley Co arc building
| o $50
Al Columbia Falis Crapdon is getting out the frame
will build
The decks and caked OF the 400 ton shin that
made ready for short notice If business
| early use.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
0Mo<
AnsAa.
SODA IDefinaisOAI

HB-NoT1cE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted CostOn night signal Tor
on board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coor red red changing from so the other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
tains Of vessels seeing this signal will obige us by
preparing marine they may have for the ship
News Department Of the HERALD
RPesons desirous OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing at New York do BY addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No Kast River New York
received from all parts the world promptly de-
livered. Duplicates required
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwERr Feb 2-Arrived barks Susan L Campbell CBr)
Brooks. New oreans Old Dominion Nichols Philadelphia
AnsrEHDAH Feb l-Arrived. bark Hohenzollern CGer).
Behrent. Baltimore.
Arrived 3lst, bark Immanuel Nor) Molbach Baltimore
Sailed ist, bark freeman Dennis (Br Covert. Tybee.
BRrsroL, Feb 2-saied steamer Somerset CB, Western
New York; BARK Harold (Br), Dnsmore. Tybee
BRxnHS, Feb i-Arrved, ship Chas Luiing (Ger) Wicke
Baltimore; Aacaulay. Rogers dO bark Ebeneser NOr)
Molbach, do.
BoRDEAux. Jan 3i--saed steamer Tyrian (Br) lawson
New York
BARcELoSA-saied. the MargArette. for Savannah
CApu Feb I-Returnsd brig II odiorne (Br. Renault.
for Gloucester, Mass (see below.
cAFE lows. cGH-Arrved. bark Wood CIaw)
Nichols, Boston
DOVER Feb I-oG bark Frissa Dam, Mcensr. from New
Orleans Tor Bremen.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
OF A BANK RoBBER

TERMER, ONE OF THE QUINCY BANK BURG
LARS. DEAD--BEFoRE DEATH HE CONFESSED
WHO WERE HIs AccoAfPIIcEs-THRKR HUN
DRIED AND PITY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF BONDS AND TWENTY THOUSAND DoLIAns'
WORTH OF DIAMONDS nURIED
CINCINNATI Feb 2 1870
A special despatch TO the Gaseae from Evansville,
Ind. says
J. I. Termer one OF the Quincy Bank robbers died
on Tuesday night last OF wasting consumption and
asthma His confession OF the Quincy Bank robbery
duplicates three Others whose gwen Of
whom, Al least is accessible, and whose evidence
might be obtained condition OF freedom n Termer's
story is corroborated and the bonds found He
stated thas himsslf thief named Hilsey OF
Syracuse, n. Y, English Tom aud another
whose name we could not procure we're implicated
IN the bank robbery. AMER the partv senara,ed a.
the division OF the money-ssi OOo-bs ana Hllscv
undertook 70 bury the bonds until time wauld lessea
The danger o. DETECTION IN their negotiation For this
buried the bonds in culvert the railroad track
The bonds amounting 70 $3.50 600 we're deposited n
tin box, which In turn enclosed In another bor of
wood, which made By them from fence boards
The place near crossing. and Hllsey was placed
on the track 70 keep watch any one discovered the
secret Hilsey was out OF sight Of the hiding
place, and Tanner was The only man Of The
gang who knew is exact location For
dence with Hsey, hearing from him for the time
in September last Hlsey then went TO che Pacific
coast and has not since been heard or which led Ter
mer 70 suppose that he dead The Whereabouts Of
English Tom are also unknown and bot Of the gang
remains whose present location revealed ey Ter
mar This ~ the one whose name could not be ascer
tanned but he recently lying III Ia the h0sp
a OF the Sisters Of Mercy Tor Charity AZ ST Louis
This be the only available source for the
confirmation OF Termer's strange story
Termer also confessed 20 having been party 10
diamond robbery in ST Joseph, Mo- m March last and
said that t2s 900 worth OF diamonds buried on the
Iron Mountain Railroad at Bonneville, No. He died be-
lore be " I'd kiY1 ihe DaTIlou-FS
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
A SNOW BLOCKADE.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Feb. . 1875
Advces from Toano, New, this evening, say the
Central Pacific passenger train that left ogden Sunday
evening is still at that place. waiting for the clearing
of the track Of snow II confidently expected how
ever, that IL will get through some time tonight
The Utah Northern Railroad has been blockadcd since
the 2lst OF January and from what information be
gained II will probably be some days before trains will
be able pass the blockade The mails and passengers
brought the divide in sleghs
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by elegraphng TO the HKRALD London Bureau Ad
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street, London" or TO the
Paris onice. addressing Bennett 81 de I'Opera
Pars the arrivals al and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the win cabled to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French ana Medi
terraneAn ports wu hndthe Paris Office more economical
and expeditions for tslegraphing news
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 2, 1876.
ARRIVALS
RKPoRrxD THE HERALD HERALD |
vHTEsToNH TELEGRAPH

RKPoRTxD By THE HERALD YACHTS AND herald
vHTKsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Egypt B). Grogan. Liverpool le with mdse
and Sl passengers TO Hurst Jan IS lat IL IS. Ion
a. passed Inman bound 3lst, lat 40 80
Ion 90 10 passed unknow steamer, bound Feb
Pm srived AZ Sandy Hook but having pilot board
headed on shore again to ait daylight.
Steamer Gulf Morton Port Prince Jan 21 Aux
Cages 2oh and Baacoa 2eh with mdse and
Clyde Co. Jan 27 lat % a.. lon "a IS spoke brig
Sea Bird (Br). from st ago for New York
Steamer San Salvador Eckerson Savannah Jan 30 with
mdse and passengers to VIM Garrison
Steamer Champion Lockwood Charleston Jan 29 with
mdse and passengers TO Jas W ountard a Co
Steamer Albemarle Gibbs Lewes DEL with mdse TO the
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
wHITEsroNE Ii Feb ?. 1875
Owing the northwest gale vessels except the Sound
ste amers. passed through the Gate to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
NEW WAY TO PAY DEBTS.

butcher named Hens, on Jersey City Heights, OBJ
isined judgment shon time ago against John Elgar
Yesterday Elgar went Helms store and, while ask
ing him for bill Of particulars struck him heavy
oiow IN the lace Helms az once fell upon him and
gave him sound tbrashing alter which he had him
arrested Egar claimed that he was not liable 10
arrest as he vas on The jury panel but Justice Cross
man soop convinced him Of bis error and held him 10
bal
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
WHALEMEN.

letter from the sf ofcer OF bark Greyhound Allen OF
NIB reports her at sea Dec Is clean-all we'll
Bark Desmond thaw) Smith, Honolulu from the
down % Bhsrng strait which passed through Oct IS and
went into Poyer Bay abe 18th. Len the 3lst
passed through Fox Islands Nov O About the middle Of
November near lat ~ n. Ion ITO W. encountered
stove two boats los, part Of bulwark sprung jibboom
started ship aeak IN From thence ~
had strong SE winds and from thence port LIGHT and
variable wi nds and Gains Has 1850 bbls oil 10000 bs
bone. 1000 90 ivory. and cask furs
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
LECTURES.

Rev. Or. Lorimer, of Boston, will deliver his second
lecture this evening at the Church OF the Disciples,
Madison and Forty-lfth street. the subject
Of 'fTedIgality and Prohigacy." The lecture is in
tended for men only, and the admission will be tree
Professor A. Starr will this evening give exhi-
biton Of the hydro-oxygen microscope before the
Young Peoples Association, at 0livet chapel No. 63
Second street The entertainment will include
triloquism, microscopic exhibitions and illuminated
views
The New York herald., 1876-02-03

The Coast wreckin ne Company OF this city received
despatch from their agent at Lowes Del, last night
informing them that the following vessels wero
stranded at that point
Ida Grant Iismasied Mary Compton Martha Gran
ger Henry May. j. H. Puts, Nellie Presser and Vlcks
burg Several OF them full OF The schooner
Gurus Wright has been abandoned IN the harbor. The
Coast wreekng Company sent schooners loves
last night from staten Island equipped with all the
necessary materials for saving stranded vessels
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
THE TORPEDO STATION.

REDUCTION OF THE WAGES OF THE LABoRERs.
NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. q 1874
The employees at the United States Torpedo Station
this place have had their wages reduced from
twenty-five per cent The reduction goes into effect
from and after February l. II is rumored that the
officers also 70 be reduced The reduction COM
menced with the foreman OF the workshop.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. 81 A. n.
probobiIifies

WASHINGTON, thursday, fep 81 A. al. J
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic States, Middle States and
lower lakes falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, slowly rising temperature, increasing cloudi-
and in the last district possibly snow.
For the Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
falling barometer, warmer east to south Winds in
crcastng couduess and probably rain turning into
snow IN the two last districts.
For the upper lakes Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys falling barometer, south TO east
winds Glghtly warmer and generally cloudy weather
occasional snow followed by rising barometer and
cold northwesterly winds
For New England, rising barometer, decidedly cold,
clear weather, northwesterly winds, diminishing in
force and followed by eastery winds and falling ha.
rometer
The Mississippi River viii continue slowly rising
from Cairo down.
Cautonary signals continue at Eastport
The New York herald., 1876-02-03

clean breach over her With glass the crew can be
seen bringing their baggage aft TO the cabin. The
nearest life saving stations at Watch Hill and at
Fishers Island No saving apparatus can be obtained
large ugboat Of the Game Cock line is here but
render assistance unless the gale moderAtes The
name Of the schooner is unknown She has on her
mizzentopmast triangular shaped red ny, with white
bOarder. Ice is making In her rigging.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
DESPERATE CHARACTER SEN
TENCED.

BUFFALO Feb 2, ls70
Spencer Avery who, II will be remembered, was ar
rested time for breaking into freight car
at East Buffalo, assaultng officer who attempted
arrest him. since attempted 70 break Jail here and
committed the deadly assault Engel. the janitor,
to-day sentenced 10 seventeen yeare' imprison-
ment on the three charges.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
GONE FROM THE STAGE.

Last night the police Of the Fourteenth precinct
were notified Of the death Of valuable performing
horse, known as 'Jim" at Canarys stable in Crosby
street The horse was an old performer on the New
York stage having first appeared eighteen years ago al
the old Bowery Theatre.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
SAILED.

Steamers China Br, for Liverpool City OF Antwerp Br
do; Georgi Charleston Fanita Philadelphia brgs Gem.
Barbados; Robert Mowe do Daylight, Georgetown Dem
Wind at sunset NV
Barometer sunset 2o.e9.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
RAvAoEs or rnr wEATHEn Ar rEoY-A rArAL

TROY ~ Y. Feb. , lS76
The wird blew gale here this morning, unrooans
Aousss and doing damage tho city to the extent OF
several thousand dollars Al Cohoes the damage Is
about $50 0Oo The damage at LansDgourg, Waterford
and West Troy is comparatively light
Samuel McClaeky, conductor OF the Troy and Co
hoes horse railrOad. pEooabiy ntsiiy injured
Green Island thiS morning BY portion Of falling
roof
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
SEVERE EFFECTS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL
A sTEEPLE BLOWN PROM ITS PERPENDIcU-
LAR
A DOZEN HOUSES SWEPT AWAY.

CINCINNATI Feb. 2, 1876.
special despatch from Mount Vernon, Ind, says
about a dozen dwellings and schoohouse
swept away the inundated river bottoms by yester-
days The occupants OF the houses took refuge
In trees and barn lofts Some suffering is reported
from feet and ears but lives reported lost
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
THE STORM ELSEwHERE.
VIVID AND SNOW N MIcHIGlN.

WIND AND SNOW II MICHIGlN.
DErEor, Feb. . 1876
terrific storm Of wind and snow swept over the
State last night This morning the coolest OF the
season. the thermometer registers twenty degrees
below zero a. hacknaw.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
CHURCH srrRE BLOWN DOWN IN PROVIDENCE

Do"N' AN
NEW CHURCH LEvEILED AT wooEsocKEr.
Providence, R l., Feb. 2, 1870
The gale is very heavy here. This afternoon one OF
the small Gothic spires the tower OF Grace church
was blown down.
In Woonsocket the new brick French Catholic
church, nearly finished, blown down level with the
top OF the basement wall The loss IS over so, oOo
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
ANOTHER srEEpLE DEMOLISHED.

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 2 Ioib
The high gale which began with snow squall this
morning has been blowing all day. AT two O'Clock
the steepe the Unversalist church AZ Webster
blown down and completely demolished.
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
YAcHTs. sTEAMRoATs. sc.

LSoR sALE-scHooNER LofTA AND ANNIE; SEVEN
months old, drawing feet, carrying isO tons Apply
60 HICKS BILL. 6S South st.
vUANTED TO PURCHASE-A STEAMSHIP ADAPTED
w Tor ocean trade having FIRST
daons aud carrying capacity Of about OO0 State
full particulars address box iS5 Post ONCE Hoboken N
j.. for two days
The New York herald., 1876-02-03

Two scHooSEIs IN DISTRESS oTP sroNIEGToS.
sroMScroS, Conn.,. Peb. 2 1875
A. terrible westerly gale 10 now prevailing. The
schooner Fannie Warner Of Haddam, Conn, Is ashore
on stonineton Point close 70 the lighthouse She
through Fishers Island Sound this but was
able 10 get sails and became unmansgeable She
Is light but bilrcd
Another large three masieo schooner coal laden has
dragged past the lighthouse and probably bged Shs
LAYS with ber broadsdc 10 beaVy sea that makes &
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
"A sTErrIE AND CHIMES DEMOLISHED AT CO

CoHoKs ~ Y, Feb. 2 1879
Al seven O'Clock this morning, during severe north
si gale the steepe Of S. Bernard's church, situated
Ontario street. 225 feet high containing fun set OF
chtmss blown down and completely demolished.
The chimes hurled the Rensselaer, and Sar-
atoga Railroad track where they now lie, impeding
the passage Of trains but apparently not much dam
aged. The wires of the western Unton Telegraph Com
pany and those belonging 10 the railroad company
were al prostraied. The roof OF The residence OF Mr.
Daniel NcSrath was lifted as piece ana hurled 10
the other side OF the street
The New York herald., 1876-02-03
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saaa lDcasnafsoa-
Sospcr.
Ohce

pATEs OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
FEBRUARY AND