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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25

A MIRAoLE.-For the first time IN the
recollection of man car conductors have
expressed their disapproval Of punches.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25

What animals are always seen at fun
erals2- Black kids.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25

We have just received from R. L. c.
white, Secretary of the Tennessee Press
Association, a copy Of the proceedings
for 1875
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25
Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.
Centennial rates from stations on Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad to
New York and Philadelphia
and return.

The rates quoted via Norfolk includes
meals and stateroOms on the Old Domin-
ion steamers, between Norfolk and New
York. This is indeed splendid route
for excursionists.
81. S. JAY,
General Passenger and Ticket Ag't.
Toav25
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25
New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago
RAILROADS,

A through train leaves Jackson, Bolivar,
and all in medirte stations, every morn
ing for Memphis, returning same even
ing, with following time table:
- 4 III
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25

If Hardeman would have a word in
saying who shall be the delegates to st.
Louis her people out tc meet Ia a full
convention on Saturday next and send a
good delegation to Nashville. These are
busy times it il true, bit we must be up
and doing, If we expect to elect Demo,
cratic President this year.
The county convention will be called
to order on Saturday next in the Court
House at 3 O'Clock p. m, by tie chair
man OF the Executive Committee We
hope to see a full attendance from every
district in the county.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25

Tel gentlemen should beware Of the
habit Of kissing little ladies, as it might
in time make them round-shouIdered.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25

The Texans want the State where
Fitzhugh was born to claim him.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-25

J. }. NELLY,
may2j-4W-Pr' fee 81 Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
SPOKEN.

Ship Bohemia Delsno from Liverpool for San Francisco
April Is. lat N. Ion IS w.
Ship Raeehose Nor. from Arendal for America. May 4
lat AZ 40. Ion II 30.
Queenstown. March 20. lat 81 ~ 8, Ion SO Oh W.
Ship Hattie Txpley Tapley. from Point Isobos for Eu
rope. April II. lat Is 10 s, lon 81 03 w.
Ship B0rrOwdAle (Br1 Sinnctt, from Liverpool San
Francisco. May y. lat Y ~ n. Ion "a 42W.
Ship Louis Walsh, White. from Point Lobos for Queens
Ship Patrick sBr sterratt IRON Liverpool for Mont
real May 20. lat 81. Ion "a 30
ship Success. Chase from Hare for Sandy Hook. May 10
lat Al. lon IS.
Ship Ryerson (Br). from Liverpool for Quebec May H. lat
IS 40, Ion ~ IS.
ship Lovitt from Amsterdam for Quebec with loss
OF manmast. lat As 80 n. Ion 10 10 W.
ship Constantine Crccvy, from London for Now York.
Hark Martha 4 McNoil. Jordan from Amsterdam for
Rockland. Me. May IL. lat ~ ~. lon "a SO
Bark Avenir tNor from Richibucto for May lat Al
Bark W W Harvey Gerl. Peters from Maryport for
Lewes Del, May TO- lat ~ ~. lon AZ 70
BARK Ncrdcap Nor from Bremen for New York; May 10
lat ~ So Ion 80 -
Bark Caledonia lsr. from Exmouth for sydney CB. My
Bark Aurora .Nor from Pensacola Aberdeen May H.
30 miles Enc of the Lizard.
Bark Asyria B from Liverpool for Sydney, CB May Is
bark Jessie Boyle . Tom from Bristol for Pensacola.
Brig Chilanwxlah Br, Co,cord, from, Rotterdam Tor
New York, May ii. lat ~. Ion A.
Brig Mary Jane wher Of st John, bound west, May H.
schr Everett. from st Jago for Boston. June B. Oh
SlrlCk american ship) May IL. lat As n. lon CIV
The Trcmmore, from Santos for Charleston April s. lat IT
s, lou 20 W. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

S150 900 OF income made that year and that In subse
quent years his tax also considerable. This Is
shown by The internal revenue records. Here
again, however his and relations with the
Cattells bring HIM into suspicion and cisrepute.
His own explanation OF his various bank accounts
shows that amer all the sitting there remains OF
slS 500 on A. c. Catcl Co. 5 books against him tor
the Long Branch cottage Robson explains that for
this Cattell holds Washington property. But 1t
Is said here that II Mr. Robson person OF consider
able fortune as II is said he TO prove II is amaz
Ing ard discredtable that the misconduct OF the
Cattes has his knowledge, he Is stall content
to owe them moncy-to stand on their books q
debtor.
Finally, Mr. Robeson's friends have conveyed 10 the
public the impression that the committee have specially
prosecuted him But the real object OF tho committee
which 1t has steadfasty and with great patience pur
sued Is TO inquire into the conduct OF the Navy De-
partment and to expose any maladministraton they
might lind. This thoir duty TO the public Mr..
Roocson's friends boast that the committee has not
developed very grave maladm,nistraton, gross job
berry by the Secrctary's we'll known and most
intimate friends and equally gross favoritsm other
friends, and these matters are not denied But il Is
absurdy claimed that the Secretary Is entitled TO
acquital and to praise, because the committee
have not caught him with government funds In his
hands. The fact that Mr. Robson shows hmsel, TO be
an excellent and shrcwd business only makes the
Catten jobbery, the Jay Cooke McCuoch Co. loans,
the confidential missions OF G. Cattell and Bradford
the more awkward for him. He is less able to plead
ignorance undue confidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

circumstance that the regular barnen wore
their usual tidy linen coats the cle~n-
ness Of their apparel being brought into erander
relief by the fact that sandwiched among them
score and more OF palhd young IN sombrc
garb Now when officer the law sauntered up leaned
the bar and asked and paid his he invar
ably Pa,ronized of the promising youths with dark
clothing, and, having emptcd his glass; invited him TO
the police station. The invitation willingly com
piled with IN every case, and tho invited mans place
was promptly supplied by another palld mortal SINH
ary alfred Groat fun created by very tall officer
in quest Of "A victim. Walking up a sheeplsh manner
to the bar he selected lad whose barely touched
the counter, and, making semcircIe OF himself, he
called Tor beer. which disappeared in fash As the
two left the building for the house the observers
enjoyed hearty laughter. And thus the evening
passed amid general harmony and good feeling- There
was no confusion. The bsor pronounced excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
EXCISE ANNOYANCES.

To THE EDITOR or HRRALD:-
The statement OF my troubles with the Board OF Ex
else given in the HERALD Of yesterday correct
only in some unimportant particulars but II failed 10
give my real o! complaint which OF interest TO
citizen Of the city OF New York Ny case, simply
stated, Is foows:-I applied Tor license November
81 1875 paid SIS and received receipt certificate,
bat no license. on June =, 1885, received notice
that my license had expired presented tho notice at
the office OF the Board OF Excise for explanation, as
had no license, and informed, after examna-
ton Of the books that my license did not expire until
August 80 1876, which was Endorsed on tho notice as
stated IN the HERALD. A HERALD reporter was IN
formed ut the Office OF the Board that license was
granted TO several months ago, that properly
recorded IN the books and that will not expire until
November ~ 1915 According to tho conditions OF the
certificate received SAID certificate should be returned
when my license was granted | have received no
license, and yet have the certificate. Excusing mis-
takes Of officials and clerical errors something
more than ''eebc explanation Is needed TO satisfy
tax and license paying citizens AS to the manner
which the affairs OF the Board conducted. While
closing the first century Of national OK
stencc by investigating every department Of the gen.
cral government, why should wo not investigate the
public departments Of our city, and begin with the
Board OF EXCISE
MICHAEL HERMAN, No ISL Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK THOMAS CocunAsK (Br). Taylor, from London for
Boston, put into Halifax June loaky
Sem MIST from Calais for Boston, put into Lubec May
80 with loss Of boat and rudder.
Bosrox, June THE steamer Oriental Of the Boston
and Savannah Line ashore Highland Ledge this
evening In fog The passengers twenty in number and
the taken Off by fishing schooner and Reached
this city shortly after midnight The reporie
full OF She had cargo cotton naval &C.
The extent OF the damage Is not known.
Son. Port Jefferson the board double deck
sehr Eleanor owned by Messrs Floyd Newins. Of New
Capt Abncr Squircs, OF Brooklyn twho viii com
mand he the builders and parties in South Carolina Her
re-Length Of III feet BEAM 81 feet
hold feet: between decks feet carrying capacity 500
tons Is light dIausht vessel drawing when launched all
spared and rugged feet inches ait and feet ~ inches
forward the contract called for AZ feet without
cargo She this and will load for Georgetown
and Point Bluf SC In which trade she is chartered for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPOND DENT.

WASHINGTON, June 4, 1876
TIE INDIAN COMMISSIONER ANXIOUS CONCERN
ING THE sIoUx-HE ASKS THE REMOVAL or
THE RED CLOUD AND SPOTTED TAIL BANDS
TO THE INDIAN TERRIToRy-THE MILITARY
EXPEDITIONS.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs is anxious
that Congress should act Immediately upon the
bill approprating 100000 for the removal
OF the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
bands of Sioux Indians to the Indian Territory Hc
apprehcnsve that II their present disposition agreeable
thereto Is not awaited OF they will be induced join
the hostile tribes.
Advices late Friday indicate that yet every
thing is quiet at the two above named agencies To.
night officer OF General Shcrman's staff expresses
good deal OF about tho result OF the military
expeditions sent out by Lieutenant General Sheridan
He says that accounts Of their having met the Indians
should reach early this week, and no thinks
that engagement will :aEe place in the sand
hills Fort Fetterman, which tho Indians regard
sacred ground Hc is satisfied that General Crook
account OF hts splendid ability Indian fighter
will be amply able to take Of himself though is
no easy matter for force OF less than 1000
men TO cope with body OF 5000 Indian warriors,
who all well armed especially when the latter
acting the defensive and can choose their fighting
ground Much confidence is felt that General Terry's
column Will be able cooperate advantageously with
General Cook time should he be surrounded or cm-
barrassed.
THE KERR INSTRUMENTATION TO BREAK
THE FORCE OF Ex-CoNGREssMAN sTRoUsEs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FAILURE.
The Clymer committee will resume to- morrow the
investigation OF the charge against Speaker Kerr
witness will be put the stand 10 rcbut tho testi
mony OF ex-Congressman Strouse This witness is Mr.
Otto Ieissr,ng, proprietor OF hotci hero which grew
DO known the Little Ebbtt" House, and was so
called until that designation suppressed by an IN
junction procured at the instance OF the propr,.
etors of the Ebbtt House. The committee
were informed that Mr. Leissring would tes-
tify that he had paid Mr.. Strouse
money consideration to get him a commission the
regular army, and, upon this Information. subpoena
was issued for his attendance. Mr.. l.cissring was
questioned tonight about the matter and said there
must be some mistake In the Information com.
municatcd to the committee. as he had not paid Mr.
Strouse a dollar for his services He was quite sur.
prscd whom told what the committee wanted him for
and repeated his assertion that Mr. Strouses interest
was wholly devoid OF any pecuniary character. Mr.
Blackburn, OF Kentucky one Of the FIVE members OF
the committee Will attend its future sessions having
suddenly returned from New Orleans at request OF
Mr. Clymcr tho chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BREMEN. June 2-Saed. ship British Queen (Br) Brooks
Philadelphia; Sd bark Marco Poo (Ger schafer Now York
(was reported sailed May 80.
BoRpKAux-Anived, Pcruvcnne. from -
CorExHAGgS-Arved, bark Dsgny (Nor. Frolich Balti.
moro
CETrE-Arrved. bark Domenco Lanata QtaD, Rosasso,
New Orleans; brig Aurora dtaD. Messina. do.
ship Humboldt tGcr. Corson reported sailed May
2s).
HAvRn June 3-SaIcd. ship Union. GreenlcaE Philade
phis; bark Charley tBr). Robinson. New York
KiLRUsn, June ARRIVED brig Daisy Boynton Appleby
boston.
LisBos-saiied, ship Trafalgar (Br), Gran, Darien.
OPORTo-Arrived. britannia, from -.
Sailed brig Paauete do Nova York (Poru, Cunha, New
York.
PLYMOUTH. June 4-Arrivcd, steamer Frisia (Ger)
Brandt, New Yors for Hamburg tsnd proceeded.
QuERssrowE, June 3-Arrved. ship Dauntiess Chester
Portland o. bsrks rewksbury Sweet Grndn Portland,
Me; 4th ship Marianne Nottebohn whitney. Enderbery
Island via Honolulu tani sailed for Hamburg barks Chas
Fobes Low. Probolingo; Lizzie Gillespie tsr, Bergman.
Zaxs Agder (Nor, Reinertsen PhiadeiphiA; Sedm Du.
brovacki AuD, Talnrine Now York: 81 QtaD, Pastorn
Bstmore Frer tNor) OLSEN. dol schf Frances Dr. Car
ter, Satila, Ga.
Also arrived 4th. City OF Berlin (Br). Kennedy
New York for Liverpool vana Harris Phaclphia
do lsnd both proceedcd).
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. June ARRIVED brig Hattie, Eobinson Balti
sAlrnss BsTssSa. WI City e Chelsea 5oodxin Bs%uds
oan New shsss Woos Fs
,BANaoR June a-clsared schr Arthur Burton. F,ohos
BRISTOL, June s--saied, schr cranmer. cranmea
cHAkLEsToN. Juno ARRIVED schr Alshea Black
Snled-Schr Fannie W Johnston >Outon. Kings Ferry
sd-Arrived sehr Telegraph. from Norfolk
saled-schr Mary Glars New York
DuTcH ISLAND HARBoR. June 2-Arrived, schr W
Sargent, Parker last Greenwich Tor New York.
.,FREEroRr. May 27-Arrived. bark Amelia. Foye, San
FURrREss MONROE. June s-Passed out banks Jo-
h%n1 r a so a
lp fAL r HIv sa'i% u%s steamer orco.. sx.
sey. philadelphis mnd sailed q TO ratnrn,...
ssfS sss MpHa Ssw xS John Roach
New York sailed 10Th for Mainoi: 18th, schr. .
' a .sa sailed
for Nantncket, aoth. Cherokee, Mouhot do and sailed
LuBEc May as- Sailed schr Torpedo, Alien. New York.
and sailed isr New wy York; ' 0'a ''''"
slsSailed schr chas Sears Turner Hsboro. TO load
NEW BEDroRp. juno ssailed, schr Daniel Webster.
NEMr3sr june rMMssea sehr Oliver A9ss nss
New York for Now Bedford; Ii Tnpp, Xieisrson,
PORTLAND o. May a7--Arrived bark Dawn. Nelson.
PoRT MADISON. May 2e-Arrived bark Tidal wave
PORT GAMBLE May 2o-Arrlved bark Victor, San Fran
cisco
PORT BLAKELy May 2e-Arrved, bark Ham.
Cove, San Francisco
a7.i--salcd, bark l. Taylor. 'Bergrn an San Pedro.
PORT TOWNSEND, May 26-Arrivcd bark Gem OF tho
Ocean, Gray San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA June 4-Arrvcd, steamer Illinois,
Shackord Liverpool; Juniaa Catherine. Savannah; W
Everman Patt, Rchmond barks send Wilson. Palermo;
Minerva utal), Gallant London: Strauni t,ser OIL
borg Cork: schr Industrial, Porp, Pereira, Portimo
Sailed. steamer Virginia.
PORTLAND Me, june = Cleared brig Annie Torrey,
Haskell kcnnebec. load for New York. schr Snow Bird
t5r. Cripps, 81 John NIB
RICHMOND June ARRIVED brig Geo > Berry. York.
New York. TO load for Baha schrs Annie Burr simpson.
load Esinorc; smith, Boyd, do 10 load Tor
Rio Janciro: Waidemar. Parker baltimore. 20 finish load
ing flour for Santos Yankee Doodle Rose. Orient, LII
Sai.ed-Stc Couch. New York: schrs Kate
Newman. st John. NIB; Lulu zimmerman. Pierson New
York.
Cieared-Bark Ansgar DAM, Pit Cork for orders
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26--Saied barks II w Almy,
Freeman, Ionou!u via Trinidad Portland tagc. Astoria.
27th--Arived barss WIN Il Dietz Endcott, Seattle;
Monitor Emerson. Humboldt
ciearedSip Lookout, wgsn. Schomc schr Greyhound,
Burns. Tahiti -
Bellingham Bay bark Northwest, Farnham, Port Asd-
June 3-Sailed steamer Granada. for Panama.
SEATTLE, May 25-saled. bark Aureola. Malgram, San
SAVANNAH Juno ARRIVED, schrs VIM Slater kiltcu.
Gardiner, Me- Tho- vangider vangiider Philadelphia;
Electra. Rappahanuock River.
Sailed -schrs Annie Leland, Homer, Providence; Eva
Smith. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

ns-NoTrCH TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TEADE-Captans or officers Of
coastins foreign trade observing the
OF requested 20 COM
the the HERALD that IL may be brought
publicly the attention OF tho authorities Aetter
addressed editor Of tho HERALD. New YORK city,
giving AS accurately possible tho number and position Of
buoys Of their removal will suce In
observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of
the American Continent Whom they observed on the
OF European countries In the Mediterranean u
that be either by telegraph or
letter 10 London ONCE Of the NEw York HERALD. ~
Fleet street. London, the Paris onco 81 Avenue De
ropcra Paris Where tho telegraph is used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 80 Fleet street. London. or
Bennett. 81 Avenue de ropcra. Paris" Where cases OF
observed IN tho Of countries beyond
telegraph, In Asia Africa captains may
with upon reaching ,he first convenient
port This will be cablcd Tree Of charge 70 the
HERALD and published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

Taylor, London for Boston. ic.ky. '' w.
Sailed I'd. steamer oeorgc Cromwell, Bacon (from New
Quxsxc. June 2-Arrived steamer Merantic Bs.tersby
bark:
Newcastle; Ausger. Grunderson. bremen; Northw.nd,
Cleared 2d--Bark New Brunswick. London.
Sailed, 10Th. steamer Dominion. Roberts, Liverpool
fpxR STEAMER ArLas. AT Bosrosl
Asrwssr. Nay 3i-Ar,ved Palma, Murren New York:
ALICANTE May i3-Arrved. Giles Iorins. Anderson, Va
sailed 18th, Endsavor. Moantford, Almeria.
AMIR April lUArrved, Hawthorne, Mason Padang for
Bn,sro. May as1saled. Emina. Partridge Barbados;
BxLrssr. May ac-Arrivcd Webster Prince Portland
sailed 10Th, Elena. Eiier.-en, 81 John Nh.
BAsskrs, April l2-Arrised, Henrietta Blanchard. Liver
cAnp,sy, May aa-Arrived, Gov wilmot Love- London.
usrrs, May ln-saicd. Jayne. Osborne, Island Of
CoLosno; April it-sailea, Polly. Wood Now York
Dovks Ma. AZ 2ayArrived fan,ien. Jacobsen. Darsn
DrspALK. May 22-ssiiad, Emanucc. Tucci, Nov York
G.oscsssns May ss"arrissd Fsiis rur..sn.u s..in
May %ssd; troy Mramch
GisaALT,a May is-cisarsd, cysl4 Quebec,
Hull May s21sAiled. othelo g. Erss,w, New York.
Hr.vorr. May a-Arised. Bii.osl %. wsssersrso. Phil
sailed Dist. Johanna, K.pcke, New York.
: Htlsseross May lo-Arr,ved, Peter Rohland, PROM,
irswicn May 22-Arrved. Francesca Romano. Boston
LivERrooL. May .5-Arrved, City OF Richmond Isl,
Brooks, New York: Erins Gcm. Melee. - John. SB.
Cleared I'D Andrew JACKSON. Bartlett. Boston; Svalcn,
Suudhoim, Miramichi: Hahnenaun, Thompson, Quebec:
" alton. Williams st john Nh
LONDON. May 2.Ciearcd. sverige, Wettevburc, Quebec
sailed from Gravesend sd, Vera, New York.
LYNN, May 23-Arrivcd in the roads. Kate Howe, Me-
Nelly. Baltimore.
L,ssos. May i6-ssicd, carrara, Pon,remo philadel
phia
MARyroRr. May 2a-Arrived Solid Jorycnsen. DArien
via Queenstown
New York.
MAILMAN Apri s-Arrivcd Caribou storm. Buenos
Ayscs
Cleared April III. Kit Carson Spence. Europe.
NEWCASTLE. MAY 12-~Cicared. riroc, New York.
NgwroRr May x2Cleared Prince Hssson, 0sston, Mon
trea Isaac ackson. WslshA Busnns Avr~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
WHALEMEN.

letter Captain Trip OF bark Pioneer Mr. dated
Barbados May H. reports Sth with 100 bbs spe
oil all told Al BAN April ~ was run into BY Br bark
stavng in bulwark IRON the fore rigging the knight
heads. carrying away ibboom, fly jbboom and stays.
foretopmast oret0pgallant yard knocked the Pioneer
the other ok and came in hcr quarter,
carrying mainrai and stauchons from the
the gangway carrying away starboad boats dxvts and
everything belonging to herr also carried overhead
house and bearers and carried
main chains broke the In three
above deck carried yard and chaed
the main aud mxxen rigging maintop and back The
Pioneer was repairing rapidly as possible and would
letter from Capt Edick. of bark Sappho OF NIB reports
her Barbados April H. with 200 bbls oil ~ shipped
oil by brig Elvc Allen for b. and sailed 18th cruise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

Schr Flight Brown. Milford for New YORK
Scx J 3 Lsmprcy. Gould. kenlebec for New York
schr Flvaway Enos. Providence TOR New York.
Sehi Allegro. Kills. Mnchius Tor New York.
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. stamford Tor New \ orE
Schr saline burton. burlev. Stamford for New YORK
Schr Haze, McNamee. Greenwich for New York
BOUND EAST.
schr Texas Smith, Perth Amboy for New London.
Schr willard Phillips Hawkins Philadelphia for Edgar
town.
schr A N Acken, Amboy for Salem.
schr Sea- Flower Clinton Philadelphia for Proyncctown
Sehr Fcdonfa. Randall. New York for Stenington.
Schr Allen Quincy. Quincy. Newburg for New Haven
Schr J Gurney. Quincy. Nevburg for New Haven.
Schr Emperor. Dunbar. New York fot Round Pond Ne.
schr Ida May. Clspton. Elzabethport for Boston.
schr revenue. Phnney, Philadelphia tor Salem.
schr Governor Coney. Ridley Ambsy for Portland. Ne.
Schr Wm Gium; Wilson: New York for Providence
Schr Cathern Jordan. Elizabethpo TOR Lynn.
Scr Lxxie Cochrane. Hopkins. New York Tor Boston.
Wind At sunset SSE st midnight. w, light.
barometer VI sunset. ~. 81; midnight. lass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
orLxong's GARDEN LAST NIGHT.

Lively times anticipated at Gilmores Garden
last night Nothing short OF police raid was look cd
onward to IN that the law relation to the sell.
ag Of intoxicating liquors sunday should be en-
iorced For the majority OF the people present. there
FORE the sparkling music had not wonted attrac.
tvcncss As disappointment sinks tho heart
70 did tho burlesquc performance last night,
far tho grand assault on tho part
Of the police was concerned. dwind.c into
absurdny. True, the law carried out by Captain
Steers TO whom such rigid orders has been issued bu,
the entire business had the eject OF provoking merr
ment rather than creating apprehension Beer was
sold usual and the very idoa that tho stringent
dsrs be enforced increased tho appet.tcs for
beer OF the gallant promeuad Fourteen bartend-
were taken IN charge by the police amid the gene
raj laughter vi the assembled throng.
Tue podHs operand OF the fourteen captures effected
unique and interesting shortly after the garden
opened thirty officers, IA small groups and
dressed In citizens Clothes strolled past the pctur
esque cascade aud listened with delight 70 the thunder
Ing oil tho falling waters Some admired the
tifui foliage, while Others again became trans
fixed by tho enchanting sounds that bright
ened the faces OF those assembled. The
ecnty reduced admission 10 the garden Of nifty
cents was not further lowered IN the case
the officers the law, all having paniuliy paid their
war. The great bar crowded, and the ZANZIBAR
countensnces OF tho expert young mon behind never
siScr oyrsxnAcn xApK ms pKBur
n New York Gallons OF beer disappeared In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by elegraphing to the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London
Paris Office addressing Bennett, 81 Avenue do rOpera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports Of American and NIL foreign trading
with the United States tho will to this coun-
try free Of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French Mcdi.
ports will find the Paris Office the ecouoml
cal and expeditions for elegraphing news.