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The New York herald., 1876-11-16
THE CROTON, FAMINE.

70 THE EDITOR OF HERALp:-
have suffered. like man. others, from the want OF
pressure Croton water which rises rarely
higher than the FIRST floor. One OF neighbors
of troubled alike, and has mado arrangements
to supply large tank under the ROOT by means OF
hydraulic pump Now fearing that this ar
rangement would decrease supply more yet went
TO the City Hail. room eleven Tor tho purpose OF OBJ
tanning some light to how the Croton authorities
look upon such arrangements was told there that
party Is willing to pay $40 For particulars was ro
ferrcd 10 the eli iof clerk On repeating 10 him my
complaint was told that the matter should be put
into the hands OF some officer, who would sec 10 IL
that these arrangements could not be completed
You SEQ from this that | left unsatisucd. Ono
claims the existence OF law giving TO the department
the authority 10 issue permits Tor tho application VI
rams, while the other assures that The completion
OF the ram In question would DO prevented. But
left unsatisued INC more have net seen that the
work interrupted IN the least Does such law
existy Or IS u right that ono man waste the
water TO the detrimcnt OF all his ncighborsf Accord
ing To tho statements OF plumbers the iar
pressure is calculated 10 be about four gallons each
gallon which reaches the reservoir With the dmin-
ished pressure nf the last month u must have been Mt
least twelve gslious Tor tnc waste sanas
proportions ~ tbsnasusAi pressure
II tho inioFDation, which received from practical
plumbers ae all reliable tho Introduction OF
has Increased rapidly during the last live years,
believe therefore. the OF these appliances
constantly decreasing pressure IS owing-more so
,han TO the many other causes cited
do think that old Croton boards have laid our
supply pipes streets with the expectation o iur
ashibg more than liberal supply ior actual use, ana
inless the department serve US through larger
Mans should prevent tue apr lcation OF these water
masters Wili you please enligbten me as to the ex
lslencc nOn-cxistuucc OF the law mentioned above
Respectfully yours, SUFFERER.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16

chseis tArores, abandoned aa the 5th inst ~
seen The crew were taken on by the ship Thsmis. which
arrived % Delawars Breakew.ter I4,h inst The Y
she haied.I
'ss yard DrGp Bsy on the 7h OF
colidrd tie Mersey Nov with steamer City Berlin
an aa to "ns $
chain. She dockcd same day.
Sur EsxnALD ISLE before reported sold was purchassd
BAsx FuGY. Of rhiadelph,a 200 tons, built At Ports
designed hs
rcan trade.
Bank Msr,s. e2e toni. built Newburypors in 1883 has
20 Teodoro and At last advcss she loading in Manila
BARK busy from Malaga at Philadsphis Nov Is. erpc
eneed heavy wsasher in which she carried away oremAs
BARK Exclusion Cr). Roberts. New York for Antwerp,
which into Plymouth Z, ocs % damaged by collision
ton which would dctain the vessel three weeks
Sem wILlAnn nas,G rarroS %s.sd Conner ~, ,rs% on
but got of by steamer sent TO her assistance ship
and cargo not damaged.
scnR FARSHAx. which sailed IRON Rio Grande Sept
asih saky and wa. dschsrgtnr her cargo in damaged
state scpt so in order To be surveyed
ScnR MxproRp from Bangor for boston, ashore near
Tnatchers Island went TO pieces night Of Nov IL Vessel
and cargo a total loss
scnR ELLA EupoR4 from Mount Desert arrived At Bos
ton a'h with loss OF bow:prt and ssrboard bow
has also arrived at Boston undamsged.
=. ss.s pnTpDS E.sE,s % s from s. NJ arrived
Wexford. i. Nov 8. with partial loss Of dscKiosd.
Lorrix 2l6 built Milford, DEL in 1871 has
been sold TO parties In this city VI 500
scnR LAURA GxsInuDx. whose sale reported fsw
days ago. brought $1,000.
scnn tBr) from Quebec arrived at Trses
Nov with OF her bulwark and all dock cargo
away
scna MARY PAREs. Lansdon. from chcrrysons for New
puxcnt by three mased scr striking tho Parks amid
ships, tho side which Immediately nled ths
boat Tho stranger tsp. on her course IL sss
Ss Ss and ss &
The night OF the accident quite DARK ho wind
the accident attributable the unknown schooner failing
to observe the rules Of ho right Of Captain Lsngdor
two master io tons burthen and valued $4,000
insured Tor $1,000 The cargo tsweet potatoes and sorghum
BALTIMORE Nov l4-M Owen master Of schY Anna
Petty. sl-ton vessel haing from Crsded reports co
mouth OF the MasO.hy River ey xnsh the Anna rey
collision the failure both Of vessels 10 oh
the law Of the
nAnIroso; Nov ls-rhe sehr Peter Ritter, in passing
on Haeits Point taking of part Of her keel making her
NoRrH SYDNEY, Nov l3-Bark Minerva. ashore VI Msna
dien got of to-day and anchor in the hsrbor there
waiting tor tug 80 bring her 10 this port.
NoRroLK, Nov 1.-THE schr Milton sunk Oft Seawell's
Saturday and arrived here Sunday morning IN Of the
Sssssy Ss'''a'' sA0 no" lying on the fats n''f
.ouxnxc, Nov l4-Bark De salaberry tRr, Lesv from
Mes for London with DEALS astowed 10 Quebec water
logged crow refused duty.
sHIrnyLprss. Smith Townsend; East Boston,
now nearly ceilsd and partly planked She Of good
model for Carrying and sailing Another party has
made EsSe @ sn' the are s0mpesd
slowly
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ay-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN 1RADE.-csptains officers
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ing the displacement removal OF buoys
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city, giving accurately possible the and posi-
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communicate with reaching the first
port This inormatio will cabed free Of
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COOPER UNION LECTURES.

Tho first division OF the course OF free Saturday
night lectures for the people at tho Cooper Union will
be as foliows:--
November la-H. n. Field, D. D., on "Going Round
the World
November 25-h. Stansbury Morse, c. E., ON "The
Operations at Hell Gate"
December 2-Phinchas Barncs G. F., "The
Modern Locomotive -
December y-Mr James DougaG Jr., s.The
Belief OF the Ancient Egyptians IN Future Lilo"
December 16-Mr. Frederic Vors, on "Bronzes and
Enamels applied to Art Decoration"
December 23.-Professor William Il. Goodyear, on
s'Nousehold Art. y
December so-Mr W. S. Andrews, on "Dialect
Humor.o
January 6, 13 90 and 27.-Four lectures on .Evolu-
tion,r by Professor Edward s. Morse with black
ILLUSTRATIONS
The LECTURES will bo fully illustrated with sereopti
con views, models, diagrams, pictures and objects
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A WOULD-BE SUICIDE.

Last night as the Hoboken ferryboat Weehavkcn
was on her passage from Barclay street Terry to Ho
boken, ashionably dressed young nah made several
attempts to spring into the water, but each time
kept back by the deckhand, Plain, who powerful
l...on 'Ict me GO, dye hear" said the would-be
suicide "and I'll give you s25, which is all The money
I've got Oh, God, my timo has come. Let me 60"
Plain. however, held on to his man like grim death,
deaf to all entreatics Just before the boat reached
Hobokcn tho prisoner made last and desperate
tempt TO jump overheard and very nearly succeeded
Upon tho arrival Of the Woehawken at Hoboken
tho man was taken In charge by Police
deal Of resistance finally locked up In
the Hobokcn police station. Here he refused to give
his name address to Police Captain Donovan, but
from papers found fn his possession his name be-
lievcd to be George W. Ketchum, Of this city. In his
pockets round seven barreled revolver loaded;
set of false teeth, and pint of brandy Ia bottle
He Is about twenty-five years Of age, and IS thought
IN he an American.
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OBITUARY.
JAMES DELMoN GRACE.

James Delmon Grace. actor died at his residence In
Providence, X. /, yesterday morning. He was born
In Louisville, Ky, and forty-nine years OF age.
He arst played under the name OF Demon travelling
with Sol Smiths dramatic company in the South in
1883 on the 10th OF August, lsi5. he first appeared IN
Cincinnati, al Shiers Garden, as Claude Menotte On
July is, ls4S, he appeared Walter. in Dombey and
Son. > at Burtonis Chambers Street THEATRE New
York. Soon alter that he went to Providence, and
leading actor at Forbes Theatre There he re-
mained Tor time, when he returned to New York
aud accepted excellent position IN Barnum's
old Museum. In 1859 he went TO England.
where he remained three years and won
considerable rcnown. Paralysis of the lower
limbs has pacitatcd him from following his pro-
icsson tor several years and he has made his home
In Providence Mr. Lester WallacH, Maggie Mitchell,
Lotta and Chanirau have rendered him pecuniary
sistance during his illness Before he confined 10
tho house he was able ride about the streets In
small vehicle pushed by boy, and his friends in Rhode
Island contributed literally toward his support
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AMERICAN PORTS.

! ALEXANDRIA, sNov 14--Arrved, schrs Sunlight, New
Haven; Isaac obcrton. Windsor.
Tsulane, stephen Morgan. and David Ciarkson from
huston Nov i4-,rrvcd. .ehr. Rsbecca " Smith.
Grace; Amos alker Poland; Brogdon. SNOW; John
Paige, HALEY; kebeeea Queen Cain. and Horace Moo
Slsarsd-sehr ia. Il Moc-c. poene. New York
S'hLA,riyea srss Samuel Lindsay Gibson T1rn, h Isl
Es.s KIM and ns~s ssS
s1 sss. cssn%:r r.s
Thec%spson George SeyenTe. Smith; Brooks Lane;
shall Hickman @ TSSa @'nsH xsrs RnS.y @
ton. Hall Baltimore; Mary Dyer Oliver, and Lucy
Also arrived steamer Neptune, Berry New York: brig
ssd h5s '
hawkcn Addie Snow. wn.low; Morse. Oliver aud Clara
L,nscs,, sarah bird Thorndte and Alien. Carter
ort Johnson: wheeer Godfrey; Lottie Taylor: Liz
srcr. 3, Ss Ts Young ss, ESsr Ss
lam: Ism Amos 'walssr' Poland; Amo. ii Edwards
C.,B Wood, toudey Jennie simmons, Hewitt:
Wheaton wood Altoona Fitzgerald; and air Crsnmer
rick. stone; aud George 4 Young. Marshall. Bstmore
General Whitney, Haiiet. New York. Saxon. SNOW Phila
dslphs brig Tally lilo. Dow. St Mays, GA. TO load Tor
sailea1ssesmer: 4, Allentown and Panther. o.,..v
Hattie Nc Q Ruck; Woodbury.. veorcssown; 80 Ms.sa.
ehu.et,.. kinron. Belfast Ne; Morning Light Bowen
Ciearea-.stesmer yineland. Bowen New York; ship
brig ssss % sL Lssns New ssng. Haven
BxSGOR Nov ii--cissred. brig Caroline Eddy. Dodge.
BATH Nov 10 Arrived schrs orIson OTIS New yerk via
Boston, c Morse. Marr sscs. TO load for PhadeiphiA
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov l5-Arrived steamer Mo (Br. Potts. Nsy
York
Sailed l4h, basks Pedro Plandolet tsp) Boise New
leans; Traveller tr. Covert. New York; David Babcock
Colcord. do.
Sailed from Flushing 18th, bark Georgia (BD. Mcbride
New York.
BREMEN. Nov 14-sailed ship Freyds (Sor). Eversen,
North Amerca barks Schiller tier. Gloscin Savannah
Tetons tNor), Marcussen, New York
Cork, Nov l5-Ssiled bark Montreal (Br). Coaiheet.
United States
CADIz. Nov s-saled bark John } Marsh. Hubbard,
Portland Ne.
CossrAsrIsorLr-Arrivsd. brig Eliza (Br,. Dart. New
York.
DuSpALx, Nov l5-sailed, bark Laboramus (Br), Adar
United States.
GLASGOW Nov ls-Arrived steamer Ethiopia (Br Craig
New York.
Sailed 18th, Susan A Baisdsii. Sawyer, United
States
GlBRAlrAR. Nov s-ArDved. bark Porario di Martin.
ta. Gslatola. New York brig GugleImo dtsD, Csnsro
do.
GxSoA Nov s-ssilsd bark yittora N GtaD Do Martino
United States
Sailed sth brig Piod (Aus). Taraboehia New Orleans
HAvRR. Nov l5-Arrived. steamer Labrador tFr.. San
glier New York; ship Louise Rose Fr,. Duboss New
Orleans
Arrived l4,h ship John Bertrsm tNor,, Roed New YORK
Sailed i4sh bark Refine dss AHjes dr. Ls cusysr New
Orleans.
LIVERPOOL Nov l5-Arrived. steamers Federica (Sp,.
Bidechea New Oreans Oberon tBr). Campbell do; Porto
Rico Csp). Yxaquiviro Norfolk. Va.
Sailed 18th barks Patent (Nor). Morgensen. Baltimore;
Cupid (B. rAnt United states Director (Br stampcr
MARsrILxs. Nov l4-Arrived. brig Kate (Br. Yaecr.
Odessa; schr b Fisk. crowell. New York.
Sailed 18th bark Euclid tBr, Anderson. San Francisco
MrssrsA. Nov I2Arvsd. schrs Add,e Wagner. Lewis.
Philadelphia. TO load for do.
QrKExsTowy. Nov 15-Arvcd, bsrks Professor Norden
skiold (Nor Berner New York before reported arrived
Oct .6) Caroline. Premuds tAus VESSEL. Philadep pha
Prindcesse Lonise CNorl. Freds, Baltimore.
Also arrived 18TH Marathon (B, Garrett, Bos
ton for Liverpool land pro ecded).
Also arrived 18th. bark Schwenaard (Nor) johnson
New York; brig 1r Brata lAus). stepsnovich Phiiade
phs.
TRIESTE Nov i2-Arrived bark Guseppina QtaD Rug
giero New York.
TRALEK Nov i3Sailcd. bark Queen Victoria tBr) Nc
kenric. United States
yLrssrScEs. Nov i5sailed, steamer Calsnd tDuch)
Deddes drom Rottcrdam) New York.
Sailed from - Nov l3 Edna. and Gregorio, for
United States.
LIvhRPooL. Nov i5-The cargo ia the main hold
American steamer Lord Clivc which have sailed
from to-day for Philadelphia found
this morning The fire exngushed by the ships hose
before any damage done The dam aged
cargo which iittc reaEded the steamer
will proceed this afternoon.
WEATHER REPORT.
BRISTOL. Nov Is, Pm Calm: nne.
PLYMOUTH Nov Is. PM-Wind SIX. moderate.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6-l \. II.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or TmE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6-l \. n. J
Probabilities
For Thursday, in the South Atlantic States rising
barometer stationary or lower temperature, northcry
winds and partly cloudy weather
Fer the Gulf States, northcrly winds, shifting TO
souther!y with warmer, partly cloudy weather and
falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. south and east
Winds warmer. partly cloudy weather. stationary fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys falling barometer southerly winds, warmer,
partly cloudy clear weather. except at the northern
stations. colder norhery winds and rising barometer.
For tho lake region northeast to southeast winds,
stationary higher temperature, rising, followed by
falling barometer and partly cloudy weather
For the Middle and Eastern States rising barometer
north and northwest winds, cooler. followed by
warmer, partly cloudy and clear weather.
The rivers will change but little.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Nov a. schr Cohannet Crapo,
Atlantic Ocean
Cleared at do i4th, bark Wave. Hammond, Atlantic
Ocexn.
Capt VIM Hawes Is to take command of bark Progress
the passage San Francisco and Capt Ezra lap
ham Is to take her there leaving here in February and
p oceed to the Arctic
Capt winsow who recently returned In bark Com Morris
from successful In the Atlantic Ocean, TO sail in
command Of the vessel in tho spring
Aleter from Capt Manchester Of bark John West, or
NB reports her Oct having taken about 500 bbs
oil this seasonOo0 all told Reports dste. barks
Sea Fox HHmbn. NIB, 800 bbs oil; Abm Barker Thacher
AnA Ard 10
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
CoUNTRY--Now READY.
The WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains q select
story entitled, "The Rose OF DEATH" together with
Teegraphic News from all parts OF tho world; the
Election Returns and tho Condition OF Affairs the
Undecided States; Riot in Charleston, S. c.; Closing
Ceremon at the Great Exhibition; the Monster Can
mons and Halfton Projectiles at the Worlds Fair
Disaster at the New Jersey Central Railroad Depot
Hydrophobia; Cotton IN the Southwest; an Ohio
Tragedy; Killed by ghosts; How Burglars are Treated
in Indiana; Stealing Llncoln's Remains our wash-
ngton Correspondence. II also contains editorial arti-
clcs the prominent topics Of the day; Reviews of
the Horse, Cattle and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
aud Commercial Reports; Agricultural and Sporting
Matters; Obituary Notices, and the most important
even Is OF the.weck
TERMs-Sngle copies, SC one copy, sent TO any ad-
dress, postage ree 81 per year, two copies, year.
S3 tour copies, one year, So Any larger number at
81 IS per copy.
DIED.
HALsrEp-In Brooklyn, November 10, at the resi-.
dencc OF his brothcr-in-law. Bradford Knapp l94
Greene av., c. STOCKTON HALsTEp In his 10th year.
Notice ot funeral hereafter.
For otter Deaths See Ninth Page
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A SUGGESTION.
A SO1bES iiOS.
NEw YORK, Nov. Is. 1874

TO EpfTon HKRALD-
Your warning In regard 10 The water supply and the
lcarful sequence follow neglect has caused the
people pause in their usual walks and decide that II
h time 10 act Could reservoir OF sufficient capacity
be erected on our highcst point aud the water be
pumped from the two rlvers " would always meet the
Emergency aud would all mechanical aud street
purposos. Yours. y. 3.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
NEW ENGLAND AND DERBY RAIL.
ROAD.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. Is, 1915
At m annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
New England and Derby Railroad, which was held to-
day In this city, amendment to the charter OF tho
company, giving IL power to consolidate with the New
England and Erie Railroad was accepted This avors
the establishment OF through line from this city to
cross the Hudson by the new poughkeepsie bridge.
VI. r. Tyler, IA son of the laie Morris Tyler, was
elected director in the place OF his laihoE
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipma informed
that by tcleermphny the HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No. - Fleet street. London" tho
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 6l Avenue rOpera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. tho will cablcd this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find tho Paris Office the economi-
cal and expeditions for telegrapning newa
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

Rosicrucian.
Sir Garnet has been sold for 1 zoo guineas to go
abroad
total OF ESQ., 900 lost by the supporters OF two
prominent stables at Newment during the last week Of
October
Preakness is advertised as u stud horse at Easton
Park. wickham Market, Suffolk His racing career
has ended
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THE BILLIARD SEASON.

Billiard players seem TO swarm up'' as the weather
grows cold, for after a summer of unusual quiet
among the fraternity several contests are IN view
The will be inaugurated tins evening at Tam
many Hall in a match between Albert GARNER and
Joseph Dion ior the Delaney Champion Badge The
game will be played ON five by ten table, wire cusi
ions; balls, two and thrce-cghths inches; GOO points
up and under the rules o the Billiard Congress OF
1874 Both contestants are in good play and close
game Is expected.
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AccRA. Sept 24Arived bark Rebecca Goddard Goudcy.
Boston.
BukSos AyRKs. Sept 27-Sxed. schr Northern Home
(3ri, swain. Rio JHnriro
BAnIA. Oct G--Sailed. ship Laurens. Snow, Callao.
CAxPxAcHY Nov l-Arrved schr Eveinc. Wilder. Kings
ton ia
CmArHAx. NIB. Ncv 1oCleared, bsrks Queen OF Hearts
(Br), brennan, Grecnock Brookyie DID, Barry, Liver
pool.
Farnsa Poisr Nov l3Arrivcd steamer Mantoban (Br),
H-fN~- salA s~s. gssM No. al
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SPOKEN.

Ship Frank Flint (3 McBride. from Calcutta for Dun
dee Oct l, lat IL N, Ion 20 W.
Bark Annie Lorway dr. Giles from New York for Pc
narth. Oct 81. lat SO 81, lou , ~.
Bark Haendel (Ger) Sanders from New York Bre-
men, Oct ~, lat ~, Ion II.
Brig Mary williams tBr). Hanna from New York Aug
10 for Bahia, Oct 10. lat 4 1, Ion "a W.
Tugboat Ward from Philadeph 10 for New Orleans,
Nov 10, of Tybee.
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WASHINGTON RACES POSTPONED.

WAsnISGToN, Nov. Is, 1876.
The races announced to come of to-day at Bright
wood Park postponed until tomorrow account
OF rain No pools sold in this city last night.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER Bessie Snow sold by auction At Boston
Tuesday she built by the day by Harrison Long. In
1875 aud about 10 together with her
Tue price paid the 81 .s, and the
purchasers Joseph Caurch co, OF Rhode Island
~ riuina "A coslw was 4
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
parson with the corresponding date of last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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SAILED.

Steamers Bo,hnia BrJ. Tor Lverpool City Of New York
Havana: Crescent CITY. Aspnwsii; George Clyde
Norfolk.
Wind at midnight. Ne
barometer at sunset 80 10: at midnight 1927.
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HARVEY MARSH.

Captain Harvey Marsh died suddenly in the street N
Poughkcepse last night OF disense Of the heart He
was Tor forty years a sloop steamboat captain
the North River, and was widely known among the
river men.
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TROTTING AT BOSTON.

BosToS, Nov. Is, 1870
This wns the second day OF the fall meeting a
Mystic Park The unfinished raco OF yesterday for
the 2:29 class, by the brown mare Mira Belle
IN the nth heat Time. 2:30.
or the 225 race, for purse OF $780, tho following is
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
POOL SELLING IN THE CITY.

Pool selling continued in this city last evening on
she events postponed from yesterday to take place
to-day a. Brghtwood Park. The figures show tho fol-
lowing bettng:-
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Average temperature yesteruay 4Iss
Average temperature for corresponding date Inst
year. Observation-Disclosures. 4Os
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
Dest;ndHonl |
OHcc

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK TIE MONTHS
OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BRISTOL, Nov Is. PM-Calm. nne.
PLYMOUTH, Nov Is. PM-wind SIX, moderate.