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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

COMMERCE or THE PoRr-The following Is the number Of
vessels arrived this port from foreign ports during the
month Of May :-steamers. 81; ships. IS; bsrks. 247
briggs 113; schooners .OJ Total, 6S7.
reportee abandoned 25h of May having
= rock The landed the island OF Elbs long
stated.
BARK CAMBRIDGE tBr from Greenock for Quebec before
set Hre
BARK riLs UNIQUE (Fr) from Tuxpau Mexico for avre
with car 20 ustic and cedar was taken into Key
June by recker having been ashore Marquesas Keys
BARK THOMAS Lxg lBr Kendall. from workington for
Quebec II reported by telegraph from Quebec to be ashore
VI Goose Island
BniG coLIrxonn tBr). previously reported sunk By
collision OF South Shoals insured In Yarmouth Ms
Offices for So 90
Bnle BnrwsrER .ons built at Camden. Me- in 1882,
lately haing from San Francisco has been sold Yoko
hama and gone under u foreign dag
BRIG wAvsglr 32 tons register buit at Addison, Me,
In 1860 condemned and sold nc Rouen in April.
ScHR CErAck,S of Provincetown into Thursday
might by unknown schooner while at anchor in Tapau
aad lost jibboom.
scnR Primo. AUGUSTA from Maedalen Islands for East.
port put into cansc May % leaking badly
for Masaenase,.s with shingles and into
folk June leaking
ported ashore Block Island OF and into Newport.
sailed from the latter port May ~ Tor Providence dis
scuR MADAGASCAR Philadelphia LIST from 81 John NIB
lost Of her deck load in heavy southeast blow 26th
scHn Dawn CLAnKsoS. Ireland. attempted 20
from Scwburyport On Wednesday without apiot and
NAMED several hour. Her bottom viii be exa%nsd e be-
fore she goes 10 sea-
HALIFAX, juno THE sealing steamer Hawk has been
wrecked Al the Newfoundland seal fisheries The
saved
QurnEc. May 3lScrcw ting steamer Progress yesterday
morning ra4 Into bark Lydia Captain sewcl
Absft fnanmast tearing the panks from the chain
plates; the trssei Is making consider able water.
The NorwoSsa bark Lsonuas has sse IL collision with
With exception OF starting few planks and carrying away
gear no Sther damage done.
LAuScnsp-N ane schooner Of iso tons vas launched
Saturday nom from the sh.pyards OF VIM Wocdal
Co. Locust ont Baltimore. The vessel Is intended
the United states COST and the seventh built by
for the Woodail TO. She il 20
feet long 20 ce breadth " beam and III feet deep,
ample Accommodations for officers and crew OF IL
Baltimore May 81 from the yard Of Thomas McCokcr
Go, foot OF Patuxen street. clipper schooner, built for
parties residing New Grenada south Americs Of the fol-
lowing dimensions Length ~ feet. beam ~ and
depth Of hold ccb She Is designed the South
can trade and Il expected to be fast sailor.
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rrs~NOTyCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-c aptsins officers Of
coasng foreign trade observing the
the the HrRALp that may bcbrcught
publicly the attention OF the authorities letter
addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD New York city"
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
displaced buoys the OF their removal win suffice In
observed along the Atlantic and Pacific OF
the American Continent Whom they observed the
of European countries In the Mediterranean Is
requested that information be either by telegraph
letter the London odicc Of the NKw Yonx HERALD 40
Fleet street. London to the Paris Office 6 De
ropera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
"Bennest 81 Avenue de ropcra Paris" Where cases
displacement observed in the Of countries beyond
the reach Of the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the first convenient
port This norma will be cabcd free Of charge the
HERALD and published.
ns-xoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The Ngw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston ght gnai
use board the HERALD YACHT showing while
coors red red changing other
succession. and be several mes distant Cap
,sins upon seeing this signal will oblss us bv
preparing any marine they may have tho Ship
News Department OF the HsaALn
n-Persons desrous OF communicating with
ing New York do by addressing sucn VESSELS
care HERALD yacht pier No. East River New York.
Letters received from all parts othe world promptly
hvercd Duplicates required
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MUSICAL AND. DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mr.. II. j. Montague has benefit at the Union Square
Theatre on Monday next
Miss Gertrude Corbett still continues her English
opera at the Academy OF Music
Kowalski, the pianist has created marked sensa.
ton ut the Gilmore Garden concerts
On Tuesday next new harpst. named Scnorta Ger
vantes makes her debut at Chickcring Hall.
Miss Nina Gcary, the taleuted vocalist, IS singing
this week at Tony PASTORS Theatre, on Broadway
Miss Jennie Hughes, the favorite soubrette and
sero-comic singer, goes to Philadelphia this summer.
A very large house greeted the management of Gil
norcs Garden last night The Nautilus Waltz was
given for the first time under Max Marctzek's direc
ton. II will be continued every night until further
notice. oHcnbach met with very hearty reception.
''Zcken Chamberin, the oldest theatrical doorkeepcr
in New York. had crowded benefit at the Union
Square Theatre last night The popular play "Con.
science presented, with its admirable cast and
superb stage setting, and 2eke was rewarded by one
of the best houses OF the season.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ish .shs Marcy Tlundy Crowley. nom
BAExcoi. May is-Arrived schr Harris. Hudson. New
conu S MAJ Nay 2mArriysa brig Lizzie zso'en. Eos
NAY ere B
more ,. before exported without dsts,
north q naiterss: soth Rowland Lskemsn, do; schr
CnAnLoITniowS, ri. May le-Arrived, bark Moseils
s a:; 81 g';. s. s:s rs: eng
CASXIsc. Ms. May s-ArrIved, schr W II wosherspoon
sailed sist: sch. j ! Chandler BD, Demsr.ra
s Sss north Of Southern Belle B Mcintosh New
a-s ~, .si . s Asss e. pe
George Washington Whitehead St Johns Mp for
May . north
MoSrR.AI. May ao-cieared, sarmatisn. Arid.
Arrived sosh, bark Trcss. Muir. Sunderland
Soa5a ,S s5DsT, CD Nay sl.!Aysa bark. Tsmel.r
tic (I3r). Brinton Liverpool. g.
sp srsas srrs 'R
Ashsniee dss Roberts aroni Dnnkirk) New York; Lillian
PoaT NuISnAyn s. Nav si.~P.ssed steamer Enmo,e
Vii $ Johnson Liverpool for rissou
Or csr.r ss Eas Gs . h P.r.n. revr;
Tasa.h MOr: Bs-asaax Tor Montreal; Aexsnder Hail.
al. Hare. Ganssr.on. EesEsisS Castle Bri:s"
10th, Mornvisn, Graham Liverpool: Canadian
Mclean Glasgow ships Marchmont. Dick. London: Soath
BELLE. wymart do Agnes Davis Newcastle: Zngara,
johnson. Arendal: Lady Seymour. Rutherford, North
shields; john. Liddell. Aberdeen; I,unrobin Castle.
Jackson, Leith; Prince Charlie, Irvine Dundee
rcenoes .oshawk Manson Antwerp for Montrcsl bsrss
fisher. Temple, Maryport Edda Andersen Gloucester
U.rr. Wing, Arendal Inans. sun. Gloucester; Paliss
Stansland. Swansea: Adeharan. Svcndson. Appedorc
Minnehaha. Lonsdale Newcastle: Novra shepherd
wrp: Vincitor Ohlsen, Sunderland Marion Uric,
| ock: Amicit,a berg Tonsherg
r. May l3-Arrived. schr Heather Sr) Nc,
Isaac New York land cleared 9Th tor Antigonsh 18th
brig Oylof tBr). Belontain. schrs George hboun
fr) Scsey. do land cleared 18th sydney b, ldth.
Bessie Black tBr). Ludlow, do; 10Th, Sweet tBr)
Dunn. do.
Cleared 18th brig Alton. copp, Miramichi; schr Rubna
snAs Masnos Ms. May a4-Arrived bark PswashicA
(r Hecks. New York. 60 load cargo 81 bark Live Oak
ST JonN. NIB June l-A.rvcd, Bark Reviewer new.
Br). Yarmouth Ms.
Arrived May 81 ship senator Weber Br. Tredwcli, Lv-
erpoo bark Harvest Home Br), German do; scr Enn
Shanks (Br). Halifax.
Cleared May n. ship Zephyr, sweeser Liverpool; bark
Sutton tr), Mclean Cork: brig siias Award tBrl,
Mcneil do schrs Lizzie bakers (r, Sc Pierre Belle Bar
or the island May 81, bark Pretty Jcmma from Grind
wAxroa April ao--In port ship Charter Oak. Smith, for
WEYMOUTH Ms May 22-clesrsd, tsg Confederate CBr).
| Grant CLYDE.
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EVIDENCE OF DELIBERATE MURDER.

on the eth ult James Dodwcll murdered his wife
and then attempted 10 suicide, because as he
alleged, he had discharged by his employer aud
was without of support Yesterday, while in
the act OF changing his uudcrciothns, DodwcIi was
seen by the nurse at bellevue to sccretc some
thing under his armpit. An examination
showed tina: ne had $40 IS snugly ed
away which, considering his supposed poverty, aston
ished every present. II has lransplrcd that
Dodwcll's wife. who industrious woman had
accumulated by excriion several hundred dollars
which were deposited IN q savings bank m her own
name IL Is now bcievcd that her husband murdered
her TO obtain possession OF the money and becoming
consciencc-striokcn attempted to end his own miser
All Nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
MISSING PERSONS.

An order sent TO the various precincts Yesterday
by Superintendent, walIng directing the police TO look
out for Captain W. Bates formerly Of Colorado but
OF late residing az the OF Twentieth and
Fourth avenue. who has becn missing since Friday
last. he Is described forty.nve years Of age I'VE
feet eigh, AMI half inches in hcight with iron
gray hair and q full beard.
Ham >toppciucin, aged seventeen ycars Is also
reported the police missing lie IL i've icct i've
inches height. with dark brown hair, blue eyes ard
smooth face ana Is dressed in dark clothing lie has
b.en missing three dsyx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02

Steamer Old Dominion Walker Richmond City Point and
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers TO the oa DOMINION
steamer john Gibson Chichester. Georgetown. Dc with
SLIP success Chase Hsvre My D. ballast Carver
Barnes Is anchored a. sandy Hook FOR ord IS 50 a. with
mdse 10 BocSmann, Oerlein Co.
to raach Eass CO. A q lat
by heavy washing away after companion stove pul
surian. seaman. washed OVERHEARD and drowned :,
days ballast to Boyd incien j. anchored at Sandy
CIV Welsh: ives Vessel S 70 Punch nase Co.
fruit, a. to schebe Day; vessel TO Funch Edye Co.
brig Gem Price May aeuez PR days With moasses to
brig EIia of Maitland Ms. Loekhart cardenas u days,
ney May 20 Ia. 81 IL lon IS spoke brig Krsmin,
sshr saroashs smith Liverpool 30 days, in bsllas.
70 Thomas punhams Nephew Co. Is anchored at Sandy
sehr West Side of Port Jefferson. Davis. Baracsa y
scbr Goodwill Roberts Harbor Island days. with pines
sehr Epnse Rich, Jenkins. Hanber Island days, with
schr sarah D Hnnt. McFaddin IIarecr Island days,
sear Mary Steele % Msas,0. fishsars, on Island 10
days wh Pines To- Monss; vessel 70 IS! WsneerS
with ice 10
sS- Bark Agon Nor,, which anchored in the lower
bay came 10 the city lst. pm.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, Coleman. Boston for New
York.
City of New Bedford Fish, New Bedford for New
York.
steamer Gaistea. Walden Providence for New York
Schr David Ames flanders Windsor, Ms Tor New YORK,
Schr Mary II MifHin. Ferris, Warren Tor New YORK.
schr II Howe. Howe. Boston Tor New York.
Schr Henry. ross. New Haven for New York.
Schr Audie Henry, Burnett Provd nee for New York.
Schr Manna l.oa. Boston Tor New York
schr X Rawisy Allen; nath Tor New York.
Schr : Tyler. Bushnell. Providence for New York
Schr Wasiibnrn, Hathaway, Providence for New York.
Schr II II Brssos Raynor, Providence tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eiesnora johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer t;iaucus, Bearse. New York for Boslon.
Steamer Albatross. Davis New YORK for Fall River
Brig Ida Ia iiay ilasAcll, Port johnson tor Boston
Brig Whitaker. Cotton, New York Tor Bath
Schr VIM bury, strl. Fielding, New York tor Canning,
Ms
Schr Mcclellan, Cole Port johnson for Portland Me-
schr Freddie Esson: Coates, New YORK for Calais
Sehr Lota. Young. New York for Boston.
Sclr Nellie Eaton. Townsend. Hoboken for Enstport
Scnr Ira Lafriener, Coleman. PORK johnson Tor Bo
scr tieoge Quincy, Quincy New York Tor Providence
Schr Maggie Bell hell Port johnson for Boston
SchrJ Hayes, Hayes liobaken for Cold Spring.
Schr Rival Denham. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Scott Roaers. New York for Noank
Schr Nm Whitehead, Mathews, oboken Tor Providence
Sclr Russ Norton. Port johnson Tor East Greenwich
schr Hattie Butler Carroll New York for Middletown,
CT.
schr American Eagle Browd Ezabe Import for Boston.
Schr johnnie Mersereu French oboken, for Bruintree,
Me.
schr Fanny Fern, Rich. Por: johnson. for Newport.
Scir u q Foster IioboKen Tor Providence.
scr Mary Riley. Riley, Por, Johnson for Providence
Schr Lyra Russell, Port johnson for Boston.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
AxornxR Lisx SAVING STATION.

ANorukR LfsK SAVING STATION
NEWPORT. RI, May 81. 1875
United States life saving Of
erection Point JUDITH this place. The building 10
modelled amer improved plan and when completed
IL will be OF the finest buildings Of the kind the A.
The ducnsisns Of the building 2Ox ~
~, stories high aud u contains Is located
H the grounds connected with the Lighthouse
Point Judith The building which will be completed
few days will with tho outfit s'so and keeper aud
will charge of IT, Ii built under the
vision Lieut. Nssrman OF the United States Life Saw
ing service station has long been needed there and its
completion will be welcome TO mariners.
An Ostervle correspondent the Barnstable Patriot
the Dead Neck Shoal Is In the Channel
and that Dead Netk Point the Hat 1nsy have been
% years
Notice IL hereby Given that the shoa reported hy Mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
BOOTHS THEATRE.

very attractive performance gwen at this
theatre yesterday afternoon for the benefit OF Buou
Heron, young actress who has during her brief and
brilliant career entirely refutcd the popular prejudice
against infant prodigies. Miss Heron has. indeed,
inherited much Of her mothers great emotional
talent, and she has shown disposition to avail her.
self 10 the utmost extent OF the placed within
her reach Nature has gifted her with abundant mate
rial 10 enable her TO make her mark in The profession
she has selected, and every year makes her 10
the goal which she is conscenI iousy aiming forthe
ultima Thule of the actress There three attrac
lions III the BILL the comcdietta, ssMy Unclcs VIII,
In which Miss Sara Jewett and Mr.. Stevenson APP
peareo; 'Mcdea. - the principal roles Of which were
taken by Matilda Heron. Bou Heron and Miss Con-
stance Leigh and .Fant Heart Meier Won Fair
Lady," in which the bewitchng little tfnlfciare APP
pcarcd King Charles. II touching and well
deserved tribute popular esteem to OF the
promising oil our young actresses
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shpmasters informed
that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau nd
dressing Bennett. No. 40 Fleet London. to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett ca de lOpera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all orc vessels trading
with the United States the same will this
try Tree Of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
terranean ports viii find Paris Office the economic
cal and expeditions for tclcgraphing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02

Norman Delaware Bay Pilot, near the Delaware Break
water has been found and buoy painted red and black
horizontal stripes placed Ii. The spot has IA rct
upon IL NJ low and the following are the compass
bearings Henlopen Lighthouse. 81 by NJ Cape MAY
Lighthouse NE; Delaware Breakwater Lighthouse by
al q. b. WHITE. Commanders, CsN.
Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth District,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
SPOKEN.

Ship Nonantum Foster from New Orleans for Havre May
"a Lar 80 Ion 10.
Bark Bomidon fBr Patten from Philadelphia for Three
Sisters. Ms. May 81. or Digby Ms.
Bark Whitehall tBr), from st Thomas for Holmes Hole
Is days out, May 81. ~ miles Of sandy Book.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP juno 1-Arrved steamer Fe,d van der Taslen
(Belg). coppcnolle New York.
BRisroL June ARRIVED, bark Jennie Armstrong tBr).
from Queenstown.
cKoSsrADr. May as-Arrved. barks st Cloud. Bagley.
Galveston; Eids Nor) Grundesen Savannah: schrs Benz
Church, Kelsey. and G N Newns. rutland Mobile.
CADlz, May a7-saled, schr L whitton, Rich United
States
CExoA-Arrved, brig San Pieto GtaD, Laura New York.
HKLvoKr May al-Arrivcd bark Hda Nor,. Olsen. Phil
adeiphia
HAvEE May 3i-sailed ship Edith tBr. Homer Sydney,
CB; also the Gertrude for Canso. Ms
LIVERPOOL. June isailed. ship st Bernard tBr) Horton,
North America; brig + Nash. spauldng Rio Janeiro.
Arrived May 81 steamer Legislator tBr,. Tuition, New
Orleans; June 1. ship Viola tBr Smith, do.
LONDONDERRY June 1-Saicd, bark Anezone Sscondo
1.aD. Lanteri. United States.
LIMERICK, June ARRIVED, bark Ger Moseman, New Or
leans.
LIssoS-Arrivsd bark Maria Rose tGer,, Schultz New
York
Sailed. brig Helen Phinncy, Boyd New York.
MosTRosE. May 3lArrivcd bark sylphide (Nor. Peder
SEN New York.
NEWCASTLE June ARRIVED bark Frthjof (Nor, Hedge
SEN Dsrien.
oroRro-Arrvcd. bark Dante Port). Santos New York.
Queenstown, June ARRIVED brig L II Williams Tuck
er. Portland. Ne.
sr HrlExA-saled, ship Golden State, Delano from
shanghai, New York; bark Loeb Coil Br from Calcutts
do.
ST NAxAIRx, Nay so-sailed. bark Eintracht for New
York
SINGAPORE May 2s-saHed previously bark ssml Carl
ton. Freeman Boston.
LONDON. June Tho British brig Ia Cayenne, Capt Hull
phors m Marselles May II for New YORK. been aban
doned ut Tbs landed at Adra The l.
registered los tons and built at Halifax in 1885, from
whence she hailed
WHALER
Sailed from Pernsmbuco bark LYDIA Pharo of Nh for
Barbados
WEATHER REPORT.
Falmouth. June l. PM-winc variable. light. fine.
HoLynxAD June l. $3.50 PM-Wind SSW; barometer
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Steame Suevia er for Hanburg State OF Pennsyiva.
mia (brl, GLASGOW Italia tBr). do. Coomoo sBr. Hull
Atlas tBr) Kingston. &c bermuda (r), Bcrmuda City
Dallas, fernanlina. &c; Magaoiis savannah isehmcnd,
Richmond, 6c Albemarlc. Iewes Del ship Idomene 3r
Liverpool barks Lizzie Curry Orr. Marsces ebc Nor,
Caen tfrance) 1. II eveber tr). Limerick; Vittoria
Itgb, Lisbon; brig 1 lie ,derson, -.
Also sailed schr Anna Barker, Snowman, Laguayra and
Porto Cabello.
Wind q. sunset, r: midnight, w.
Barometer 1T sunset. JD.Ui; 10 80 PM, So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford May so. bark Lacona Clifford,
for Indian Ocean
sailed from do june l. bark Alaska Fisher. for Pacific
Ocean.
Capt TIL acher Of bark Abram Barker Of nh,
dated IT April 20 reports having taken 100 bbs 80 since
last report; oil we'll
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE |, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED M rur HERALD srKAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirEsroSR TELEGRAPH LINZ

wHirEsroSR TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Knirht fempsr tBr Kirby, Newcastle May III
with nase 10 Punch. Edge Co. May ~ lat 4s ri Ion
IS AZ. passed bark bound showing signal letters
wrMF :oth lat ~ -. Ion ~ 81 ship bound west, show
ing sgnai letters HPBC 3ist Nantucket ghsh hear.
ing west ~ miles passed vcsse bottom up apparently
bur a short time in that condition. -
Royal standard dr. Johnston Trieste Apr %
Messna May Palermo 9Th and Gibraltar l2tn with fruit
Phelps trrs vessel 9, Punch. Edy- Co. MAY 70 lar
~ lon "a, spoke orig Evening (isr,. bound east
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. Orleans May -
south Pass 2nh. with mdse aud passengers Clark
seaman May ~ tat . a. Ion ~ 81 spose schr Porosi.
from frogrcso tor New York 3oh. lat 81 ~
Maggie Msrstcn, from Caib srisn PHILADELPHIA
csmc south Pass kads Jettics) drawing IL feet
inc
Steamer Benefscsor Jones. Wilmington NC days with
mdse aud passcngeist 10 VIM Clyde 4 Gu.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Beatrice tisr). Bowley. from Cardenas, May H.
Brig Starlight, Quaker. from barbados to Loud Co
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

,ArEs OF DEPARTURES FROM NKw YORK FOR THE MONTH
JUNK.
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FALMOUTH June l. 6PM-Winc variable. light. 6ne.
O230
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WEATHER REPORT

Sailed from Pernambuco bark LYDIA Pharo of Nh for
Barbadoa
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-18

ONE MORE UNFoRTUNArE.-A day or
two since, a rather respectable look
ing young woman with a woe-begone
countenance, stepped on board the
Kalama boat at Kalama, and inquir-
ing for the purser, informed him that
she was the unfortunate dupe of
young man who had gained her afec-
tions and promised his protection
through life; that she had not cent
in the world, and being dcsirous of
going to Portland in search of work,
she begged him to allow her a, free
passage. The gentlemanly officer, al
though somewhat staggered by the
confession, made some inquiries con-
cerning her antecendents, and then
handed her ticket. She arrived In
the city in due time and walking
ashore with the balance of the passen-
gers. She has snot been seen since;
but we trust that she has seen the err
ror of her way and has determined to
live correctly in future. Such cases
occur almost every day, and it is real
.ly mystery that parents do not take
better care of their daughters and
shield them from the arts of the de-
signing villain.-Por1ond Standard
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-18
Bo1sEcouNrY REPUBLICAN, CONVENTIONS.
AMEs MoR1ARTY, Secretary.

The Republicans of Boise county
are requested to meet in their several
precincts on Saturday, the 10th day of
August, 1876, to elect delegates to
County Convention to be holden in
Placerville on Saturday, September 8,
1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating a county ticket
and for such other business as may
be properly brought before the con-
vention.
All voters who are opposed to the
present Democratic Party in Boise
County are cordially invited to unite
with the Republicans in their primar
ries and convention.
The following is the number of del
egates to be elected from each pre-
cinct, to wit:
Idaho City, I; Halfway house, 2;
Centerville, 8; Boston, l; Pioneer. 2;
Placerville, 4; Granite Greek, /; Up
per Payette, 2; Horseshoe Bend, 2;
Squaw Creek, 2; Quartzburg. 3; Ban
ner, l; Canyon Greek, L; Gambrinus,
l.
By order of Central Committee of
Boise county, |. T., July 20. 1876.
JONAS w. Brown,
Chairman.
GEO. w. RICHARDS, Sec.