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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11
ROCKFORD. RocK ISLAND & ST. LOUIS 3. 3.

GOING SOUTH TRAINS LEAVE
At $40 a.. IN. and $3.50 p. m. daily,
ARRIVE FROM ST. LOUIS
At $50 q m daily, and S:45 p. m.
STERLING TRAINS LEAVE
At7:00 q. m. and $3.50 p. m.
ARRIVE PROM STERLING
At 7:35 a. IN. and o 80 p. m.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11

Lv. Indianapolis Ar. Peoria.
&C. Mail h Ex.. 400 AM 30 M
Peoria. Indianapolis
ac Mail & Elk T:45PM GAO NJ
Cars run through from Peoria to Cincinnati with
out change. Connections made at Indianapolis for
all points East and South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mile Bclocco the Park Theatre last night, and
laughed heartily at Mr. Rowcs tine comedy OF 'i,ras.
The sixth and last soree of the New York string
quartet takes place at chckcring Hall saturday
night
Mr. Robert Fraser, the best clown before the Amer
public since poor Foxs retirement. will be tho
central figure in sHumpiy Dumptyn AT the Olympic
sext week.
Mr. Theodore Thomas gives the last symphony con.
at Stcinway Hall Monday next, with Miss
Drasdi aud Mr.. :. D. Mills the solos,s The pro-
grammc Is fine
The sale OF seats for the Beocca season OF Italian
Opera opens this morning at the Academy The beau
tiiul Russian prima donna Will appear on Monday
In her best role Rosna III Bsrberc" in which she
won her most brilliant success.
ssDas Madci 0hnc Gcldn (Girl without Money. mu.
sca OF tho most humorous kind has attained at
The Germana Theatre a popularity second to none of
is predecessors. The farce is the Of jacobson
and Berg; the music, very sparkling and brilliant Is
by Mr.. Adolph Nouendorn. one OF the most amusing
features Is the admirable imitation OF wachei by Mr.
Mertcn In voice, appearance and general make up IL
Is perfect
A young New York prIma donna has recently made
a sensation ia Italy on the operate stage. Her name
Is Miss Dunisday and she has been but few years IN
the land OF song under the best masters Last month
she appeared Carrars and the leading musical jour
nal Trordtore, OF Milan, thus speaks OF her effort
THE beautiful prima donna, visioria pumsday,
a. her last benefit at the carfara thea
ire sang In "Lucla' aud also the waltz from
"Dlnorab !" receiving abundant applause and marks of
public favor Pocticai addresses, floral tributes aud a
splendId crown rewarded her Efforts. The Fsesfa
araie says that after the performance the fair young
American artist was escorted 10 her residence by a
band Of music and that there was display OF fireworks
In her honor. American lyric talent seems TO BE- a.
pScuum In italy,
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Steamer City of Richmond tB Brooks. Liverpool via
Qucenstown-J Dale.
Steamer Cnlao. tBrj. Sumner. Lonion--F W Hurst.
Steamer Alps DIR, Williams Savanilla, kc-fim. For
wood TO
steamer City of Merida. Reynolds Havana Vera Cruz.
Ac--F Alexandra x sons
steamer Cleopatra. Buckley. Charlcston-wm Clyde
Co.
steamer Annie. steen Wilmington. Dei-A Abbott.
Steamer Nayiiower. DAVIDSON PhiIadelphiA-Jas Hand
Bark SRmuee utnb Rallo, Gloucester E-Sgobei Day
Bark fomaris tfr), Patitot Mafseillcs-Jas Henry
Bark Anna W alsh. Lawrence, Genoa-CArver barnes.
Bark Idaho, Richardson, Cicntuegos-Tucker Light
bourne.
Bark Clara NcGiivey. Dunbar, brunswick Ga-Carvsr
Barnes.
brig odoria. Holland. Napics-Evans Ball 4 Co
Brig Thetis spslckhaur Miamstsd tCuracoa)-Dovals
4 Co.
schr Eothen. Dahm. Port Prince-Youngs. Smith
Co.
schr Mary Douglass Rof, Maranham-G Amsinck 4 Co
Schr Isaac Oliver. fsnnel. Aux Cayes-A Nones Go.
Schr l.orine. Soiners, CardenAs-O yerton Hawkins
Schr Minnie q Loud Holt. Matanzas-Mler " Houghton
schr Jordan Mott, Brown, Baracos-B Weinberg n
Co
schr susan Scranton, Farrell, Nassau. NP-B Weinberg
< Co
schr = Blake tBr). Mesly. spencers Island and Noel
MS Whitney 4 Go.
schr osseo tBr, Gotham. ST John. NB-Heney Parker
Schr Earl II Potter. Sheerer PensacolaPasons Loud
Schr Hattie Gard. Moore, MISUNDERSTANDING, Glider
sleeve h Co.
schr Admiral. steelman, Charlcston-Bentley Glider
sleeve X TO.
schr Ida A Jayne. Mills Richmond. ya-Abel Abbott
schr Hattie Lewis Smith. Gloucester MASH Goodwin
schr Henry Edwards. Double. New Haven-Rackets 4
Bro
schr Ida Palmer. Farmer stamiord-stamford Manuiac-
turing Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Aux GAYS March 2o-ln port brig VIM Phillips, Brandt
berg. for New iork IN q days
BrENos AYaks, Feb iJArsived bnrks Harry Bsschmrn
dr. Courdon. Bordeaux 1dth sam Spring. small no
sm,cd Feb H. schr Baker Cork Rosario: 18th bark
Assyran (ri Murchison - Thomas 18TH brig Clara and
Arnes tBrl Ganon Guaeguay 18th bark Iron Age Over
lapss raise: 18th. orgs Carrie winsow MeCsr Rosa
rio: 18TH ottawa tBr Howell, Hull River: 2sth. bark
Locus Bn furry, 81 Thomas; 18th. sehr Nancy smith,
BAIL. FEB as-Arrvsd. briggs Lsander tRr,. scrven.
Newfoundland; March Eudo. tBr), Grcr do 9a, Isabel
sailed March g. briggs Dashaway tBrl. Plum. Maccio;
9th Bonito mr. Dunn. Harbor trace, NJ
BAnBApos. March 13-Arrived schr~ Chester. Deme-
rara seeking lsmd sailed i7sh. Hamburg. Machss.
sailed entity tBri. st Vincent. 18th, Frank
Queen Turks Islands; " Coutu'an, Dominica
liz March - bark Muntcxums from New York. ar
Maydnin tHr Tor United states idg. Anglo dr. from
Roston dsg schrs Alfred Keen iron, Baltimore. arrived
nth Tor Cnited states. dg: T. Cotingham from Pha
dclphia 18TH dsu Gold stream. from Brunswics.
arrived 25th onerins Minnie Butler Cb, Tor United
Cmxasornc March as-Arri,ei bark Carlton tBr,. Dur
Csrss,s March asssilcd. brig Candida dtaD Caaero,
New York.
csLiAo March isArrved. bark Ella yoc tBrl, Dooiy.
InsIepcn ,eucin Bay for Hampton hoa1s.
CAsrANA Feb isin port. schr Albert smith, Lcas,t.
for Rio Jancira. idg hay ane horses :. SO,
Thomas. tsurge Berry iors fh.isdelphia; schr
Henderson Henderson,. New York
Arrived Anal s. bark Emma 4 Iitch6ed. Hayden. Glen.
furrrs. schr Edward Waite. Lee, Navsna
teras; srlr Mary witham. Austin. do.
sailed 9Th. brig star. Coax. Natansas.
CiESrrseos. April s4Arrvea. John Halliday, Vancleai.
sailed April = bark r Mnlhall tBp. wylie. Boston;
brigs Priscilla May Be-. Cow do Kingston No. Bailey
II aitinx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER lIuSrsviLLK sold in Savannah April 10 At
United states Marsnas sale Tor si2uoo 10 barney OF
smrr ATLANTIC dam. vaeur. from Doboy Newcastle
b Rs & Sp s. did Ss leak aud was
IL sound aud seaworthy condition. and would proba
bly, sail Tor destination ON the 9th.
snrP Lzxx Mosss from hremehaven March - North
Amerca, in collision March - In the English Channel
aged.
rasss,S c..as Dwsh from rom. Departure nay for
sides; will cslk npp r~orks and proceed
sur OCEAN (>or from Pensacola for sheerncss before
ens 81 .%s decks worked up and houses IS. washed
away.
BARK MARY DO from Liverpool for iunemburg. Ms he.
fore SINK oyhead collision had been
d,smaniicd March 30 and divers were work examining
the damage.
and there sold NJ unseaworihy
Bnio EDWIN ROVE 23i tons built at Fair Haven Ct in
lss me tailed n lss and se found now In port has
Curacao and spanish Main trade.
scmn ukLNS ilolwAY ashore at Fire Island was got
afoa, rM Aprl ~ and reached ssis port at Az iith
Cos stores Staten island.
Sem MADAGASCAR Of Calais which recently arrived at
Portland Ia crippled condition. from the effect gale
OF tcb :. has fitted and main inasss Is nearly
ready tor sea.
Bank took the gale OF 4tvery severe Oh Sable
lost inainrast.
with schr Juliet ot Bangor arrived Newport iith
The sd starboard how stove aud jbboo away.
she i iro.a Mschias Tor orders.
scmR cosuopons kE.ssg,. from Calais or Phiiadeph
before reported ashore AZ vineyard Haven towed
1.ih inst cutter samuel Dexter. Carson
Scun P,gAooS Iubec eth New York rcpors Aprl
g. ~ mites NNE from tape tod Tell with quantity oi
wreck stuff rpars, 6e also OF the quarter vessel
Porter fm Martins Boston. wrecsed March ~
Isle OF shoals.
Scnn BELLK HooPrn. from brunswick. Ga. via Monte.
vdco .o-Aro with her inward lumber
reported coed might OF Feb ~ close Chico Light
with Enore, aud would have sunk not been
Monte video aud beeeed and arrangements made
acar her deck load the remainder OF the would
be damaged. rs vessel was iul OF water
ScnR CARRIE ALtcf. Phillips. Camden Ne for Jack.
sonvie. Fla Nantucket shoals auung the gale OF
Aptl with difficulty held her position durins
deck which caused the lime take
lire, but did spring srsk 10 her hull has
ported The vessel gos into Vineyard Haven 9TH
captain expected epcn her matches 10Th Capt Phillips
and h,s safety IL good qualities h. IN cin
with the srbr shiloh. which vessel
hands aud probably would have shared same
tate had his provided with the
weather.
cant Nell ship Melrcse from Manila Now York was
tried Helena March and acquitted Tue
h.utp landed wsrehoused ~ security advances
made Of the vessel The had iibbnon
bead ac carried by ship hritsh General Feb
n.xoon Me- Anr i2-Ihc renobscnt River Is Tree iron,
Zee IN 10 " . miles ielew this CITY. Business
Erhmonu be auie reach here Saturday.
Nnwroxr April is-tdviccs from Block Island this
schr Mary Augusta, irom Hobrken Tor
erSet ashore that place last Tuesday night
lies snd this morning upward o. iu 81 coal
had scen saved The wreckers are eonncen that they viii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
A MYSTERY.

A WEALTHY WOMAN STARTS FOR EUROPE, BUT
WHAT CAUSED DIR. HAMMOND TO KILL HIM
SELF?
Some time In November last a stranger sing his
name as Or. Baker, called on c. H. Mallory Co,
shipping agents, and purchased two passage tickets
TO Port Royal, $. G. One made out in his
and the other left blank the to be supplied
later, the stranger merely stating lady would prob
ably accompany him. He took passage the vessel,
us did also the lady for whom the ticket was pur-
chased, but no board aware OF their ac-
quaiatance When the vessel VAS less than q
day the lady took suddenly III and died During
her sickness Dr. Baker rendered his services but made
no mention OF being her friend or acquaintance On
OF the snddcnness OF Der death the captain OF
the vessel was anxious to keep the body until they
arrived at Port Royal ;. G., that examination might
be made, but decomposition set in and burial at sea
necessary.
On his return TO New York the captain made re-
port OF the and nothing more was thought
oft suspicion OF foul play in the matter was en-
tertaned. The dead woman's luggage sent back
to New York also and remained unclaimed. This cir
cumstancc created some surprise and
sEA6cH ACCORDINGLY MADE
among her elects ascertain her identity SO as TO
forward the things her friends From papers IN her
trunks II was learned that she had resided IN
L..
one like that Letters were sent daughter Of the
deceased relating the story OF her death and request
ing her send for the trunks She responded IN per-
son, accompanied by her husband and told the follow
ing story OF her mothers abscnce:--
In November last she said. her mother came TO New
York in company with DR. Hammond, her father-in-
law, who to her on TO Europe Tor her
health She wealthy, and drew from y
bank in this city $1,000 with winch to
travel abroad since then they had heard
nothing from her and under the impression she
had sailed she intended until the receipt OF the let
from Mallory & Co announcing her death and ask
ing them call Tor her effects.
Mallory Co. would not deliver over the luggage TO
tho claimants without positive proof OF their right
receive IL For the purpose OF obtaining what
proof was necessary they returned to Rockland
and procured proper papers Yesterday was set
for their return to New York with the proofs.
They had reached here than = telegram from
Rockand was received announcing the suicide OF Dr.
Hammond This event shed new light on tho mys-
tcrous actions and sudden death OF the lady and de-
tectvcs have the matter in hand for thorough nvcs-
ueaton. Tho deceased leaves large estate, Of which
her daughter is adm nistratrx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL u, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RyroRrgp ny TUE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS AND ngRALD
wHnKsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE

steamer Bothnia tBrl. McMicksn. Liverpool April and
Queenstown ID with mdse and 80 nAs>ensers Z" = %
fraucsyn April - lat A. 20. lon ~ ~ passed steamer
Labrador fr hence HAyre: lOth lat 80 %. Ion o. ~
STEAMER Republic lBrl. do liver9ool. same time,
>ecssr Ger. d. nremen: same day. lat ~ ~
iun ~ H. city New York Brl. do 1r liverpool
steamer Bolivia sRri small GLASGOW. April tand Mo-
Vide I'd with md>e and Ia 20 Henderson brs
April 10 IN. lat ~ - l"ao 49, passed steamer Republic
lnr hsnrc 20 Liverpool: - nv steamer Necksr Ger.
do for Bremen: :jo pm steamer City vt Ncw York lB)
do for Liverpool.
eliegt Ger. Harends. Hamburg March -. via
liasfe Ap,ii with mte snd = passengers 10 kunhart
CO. April lat ~ 20 Ion 81 ~ passed Tnman limo
bound uta lat .. " lon passed
ern iceberg iith las " ~. Ion % 20 Bristol line steam
or. bound ESQ.
steamer atlas tRrl Low Aux Cages March -. Port
Prince Arri and King 9TH with tndse
10 Pini Forward Stos April vnna 10 had heavy gale.
Nilmn sfoy. Cruwell Havana Aprl g. wtth
gar. AZ. !" wm Clyde 60. Had heavy aud Ne gales
to.sisttsia*
Steamer city 81 Se~ YORK, Zimmerman. Havana Anil =
with aud passengers 70 b AicSandre sous April
u. stshths.ko bearing BY W vessels
ctoln drising iuh is e IL lon IS ~ bark de Ladc
fr,m Natanta~ Tor New York
steamer san salvador. Nckcrson. savannah April =.
with nisc aud passengers 70 VIM Harrison.
AiDcmsre Glb1s Lewes Del. With mdse 10 the
Old Dominion steamship Co.
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RS-NoTiCE To CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTiNG SEEvIcE-Csptains officers Of vessels on
any who the displacement removal
Of any bdoys requested communicate the
fac, the IsnsLp in order that the matter may DO pub
iicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed to the KgaLp giving the number and
position the tuoy and the Of the displacement Is
all that necessary.
sx-NoTicE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-rhc Srw yonx
HERALD has adopted coson night signal for
use board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
coios red red changing from 70 the other
IN succession aud be several miles distant Cap
ains vessels upon seeing this signal will obiiSe by
preparing marine they have for the ship
News Department OF the fIgaALn
ps-Person DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do bv addressing 10 such vessels
care fiIsRALp yacht pier No. East River Now York
Letters received all parts the world aud promptly de-
l,ercd Duplicates are required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AMSTERDAM. April 10-Arrived. brig Unto (Rus. Wikan-
der. Baltimore.
Munroe Baltimore; st Paul. Wood Independence Bay;
bark Arstides tNo Void. Philadelphia brig Olaf Kyrs
(Nor), Anderson. New York.
Arrived 10th. bark Nedusa Ger, Ssdeberg, WILMINGTON,
NC.
ALcoA BAY. March lo-saied brig Marsaretha Dutch).
for Boston.
BnrsroI, April i2-Anived bark vgo CSor. Andersen.
Pensacola.
BREMEN April l1-Arrivsd bark Caroline (Ier,. Stricken,
New York.
Savannah.
CARDIFF, April 12Arrived barks Olivia (Br. Evans,
Pensacola: Theresa (Ger. Brown. Darien.
CErrr to April lI-Arrved bark Mary William. 6Br),
Hanna. Alicante; schr Geo Hatch. Murphy. Barcelona
CUxHAvES, April ll-sailed. Jane, Tor Quebec
DEAL April l2Arrivcd bark Gentoo, Staples New York
for Rcvai.
FALMOUTH April i2-Arrived, bark Gen Fairchild. Kelly.
Pabcilon de Plea.
the English Channel 18th, barks Grace Cam
(Br) Shedrake Mobile for Reval; Anna Elise GER, Off,
man. Galveston for Brcmen
OF the Lizard 18th, II NJ, steamer Holland (BD, simp
son, New York for London
GLOUCESTER April l2-Arrived banks Cetvert Dubrovacki
(Aus, Coraman New York: Errason Nor, Weber do.
GIBRALTAR. April llSailed. steamer CAstslia Br, But
Ter. New York.
nAvRK April il-Arrved. ship President CSor,, Lie Now
Orleans; bark Francesca (Aus', Touelli do.
IPSWICH April i2-sailed. bark Ban Nasuranich (Au0.
Paicurich. United States.
KoSicssERc. April s-Arrived bark Baltic tSor. Save
New York via Arcnda brig kocngen Elizabeth Ger)
Rieck. Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL. April 12-Arived, barks Assyria (Br. Edget
% "o" -, -, 49, - $500 =. - -,
w, '..., '.', - - 800.
-, N. -, NJ. -. !, -, r,..
Kenney San Francisco; Maid or Orleans Dr. Houston
New oreans Dunrobin tBr,. Harris. do; Lancaster Lee
land Galveston; u scwc Penueii Astoria o; DrysdaIe
tBr, Dodd Portland O; csrmArshcn Castle (Br) Hughes
do
Sailed iath steamer Illinois shackford PhiIadephis via
Queenstown: bark NJ + Chapman (3r) Atkinson North
America
LONDON April l2-Arriycd bark viator (Sor) Eea New
Orleans
sn, - c., ION ~. u,a... nm T.u,,
:. - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
A CORRECTION.

Sgw YORK, April IL, 1876
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SHIN your paper Of this morning Mr. George II.
Hamil of No 20 Third avenue who has charge Of tho
funeral OF Mr. A. T. Stewart is reported the gentle
man who had charge of tho obsequcs OF President
Lincoln. Tins Is mistake. The obscqules of Mr..
Lincoln in this city were in charge OF T. Rclyea Son.
The beautiful catalaque also, upon which the remains
or the .dead President" conveyed through this
city being also made furnished by them. BY in
sorting this you will oblrc Yours, respect
fully. T.. RELYEA son.
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmssters are informed
that by telegrApng the HERALD London Bureau, I'D
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street. London" to the
Paris Office. addressing BENNETT III Avenue do ropera.
Paris" tho arrivals aud departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with United States the will be csbled this
country tree OF charge.
Captains arriving 1t and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and pcditious for telegrA phing news
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OrrrcE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. FouKrH DISTRICT.
PHILADELPHIA April IL. 1871.
An obstruction buoy red and black horizontal stripes has
placed by OF the Newcastle near Cross
Ledge shoal. Delaware Bay. and will be removed when
wreck Is raised. -.
GbwHIrE Commander. USN,
Lighthouse Inspector. Fourth district
RkPLAcED
The buoy Boon Island Ledge replaced last Mon
day buoys about Portland harbor scnt adrit by
the late gsles have also been replaced
RocKLANp. Ne. April 1.-THE United states Revenue
Gutter Dobbn reports the buoy the Post Once Ledge.
Fox Island thoroughare also that the buoys
gone from Cranberry Island Ledge. Southwest Hsrbor aud
Johns Island.
The BAY Ridge buoy has broken off, so that only anont
show the spindle and work
attached buoy No 10 Southwest spp has from its
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
SAILED.

Steamers China (Bl for Liverpool. Alps Br) Aspinwa,
&c; Cleopatra Charest"n barks sician, Zanzibar (Ai
cas- Maria Iickmers (Ger Bremen: Abby Bacon, Gibra
Exa Barss tr). Bermuds: FREEMAN Dennis rl, La
Have Ms; brigs Favorite st Pierre FrJ
and 81 Pierre; schr Nymph tBrl. foint.a-Pitre
Wind NJ sunset. =: midnight. Enc light
Barometer at sunset. 23l,; midnight. 3l01
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
ST. CECILIA'S GUILD.

Tho amateur theatrical performance for the benefit
Of the Guild Of ST Cecilia. which TO have taken
place at the Union League Theatre Easter Monday,
has been abandoned on account OF the illness OF Of
the intended performers The ladies' having charge
OF tho affair, equal to the occasion. however, have
arranged Tor reception, at which Rotations music
and dancing will afford enjoyment The reception will
take place at No % Gramercy park on Easter Monday
evening ut eight O'Clock Tickets which sold Tor
the theatricals good for the reception.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Armstrong (Br Bryan from Havre Tor New Orleans.
March ~ no date, &c
ship Biy:hewood Br from San Francisco for Liverpool
Feb ~, lat 80 s. Ion 81 w.
ship Albernc (Br Brown, from Soryhw Pass for st
John. Nh. April 4. lat 81 30. Ion Al 10.
snip Republic Br). Phillips from Havre for Lewes, Del,
March "a. lat AZ on, Ion IS Or.
Bark Atalanta Ger, HoSeman, from Bremen for New
York. March 20 on Scllv Isles
bark Edmund der LANCE, from Bremen tor Philndel
phia March 20, of Sclly Isles
Bark Lothair ,Br from Belfast St john NIB, March
Mt lono
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
OBITUARY.
EMIL SCHUMANN.

This gentleman. who accompanied the last American
Polar Expedition an engineer, met tragic end a
short time since at his native place, Dresden. Mr.
Schumann for some time back suffered intensely from
rheumatism, and inmate OF the Deaconcss Hos
pita but beng nvetcratc smoker he permitted
10 practise the habit in his 1t appears that he
carried the practice tar as 10 indulge In II while
lyngin bed Becoming sleepy, he laid his lighted
cigar on the table It set hre TO the bedclothes.
He rescued however from being burned alive, but
died shorty alter the accident from the effects OF the
Injuries he received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13

her holds good II that she has
been stripped.
PHILADELPHIA. April l2-Ths tug Newcastle which was
IN Joe Flogser Shoals raised on
sunday last and brought 20 Marcus Hook last night
yISEyARp HAVEN Mass. April 1.-THE revenue steamer
Samuel schooner Juliet hours
yesterday and succeeded in hauling her the harbor to
abreast IL Holmes WHAT She has been dangerous OBJ
arriving ia the night, aud still very
much In the way,
lArscnvpAt Calais April g. by the Bcardnsn Bros. the
schr VIM Boardman. Of $50 tons The parties
soon going TO work upon = bark Il about 100 tons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
WHALEMEN.

Arrived barbados Marc -. bark Peru. Esrs OF NIB
from y cruise.
Arrived At Table Bay March T. bark Roman Rogers OF
MI. last from Mauritus oil not reported .
Cleared st New Bedford April H. schr Petrol, Reed, Al
lnptc Ocean
Cleared Francisco April bark Java. Colson to
cruise.
Sailed from St Helena, March H. bark Gen Scott. Robbins
of Nh To cruise.
letter board schr VIM A Crozier OF Province
reports her 50 Feb 20 with 30 bbs anu ~
do VIII oil since last repor-f7O and 10 VIII all told.
letter from So Helena reports that bark President ID
Robinson. of NB spoken Feb "a with 3oO Dds
oil all told.