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, 1877-06-06

EHuN, Pa, june 5.-Ann1v4ls-schts Gladiator.
Phantom. Porter. Ostrich; prop c. ]. Kershaw,
DxrAnrunEs-prop Philadelphia; scbrs schuyl-
kill. Phantom, Huron, Emma; barge c. ii.
Weeks.
cnAnrEns-sehss Allegheny, Annie Sherwood,
Ostrich, coal 10 Chicago at 6oc pcr ton,
The Anchor Ilh1 steamer Chin ]rayca for Chi.
cago tonight on hoF arst trip th.H scason.
, 1877-06-06

DHinozronT, Junc c5.-ClKAnxn-Nn,th Amcrt.
ca Utica, 70, los II lumber, 60, GOO lnth.
ItntpoEronT. June 6-0p. m.-C1EAuED-Catar.
trcat, Ottawa, 90, b37 It Iunbor.
, 1877-06-06

Satciai Nspafeh to 7as Trt5uns
MILWAUKEE. Juno 6.-Chastcrs-Schra J, II.
Mend And carltnsford. wheat 10 DutIa,o at a,<
contt;. schr Thon,as Parsons, wheat through 10
Now York at W cents. ~
, 1877-06-06
TIE RAILROADS.
THE IAND-GHANT pAgsEy1En
TlkAEF{C.


Tho Land Commissioners and General Tfeket
and fasAenRef Agents Of Tho Ianl-cYant ro&i!s
held meeting at the Grand Pacific uolel reptsr.
day tn mako another effort 10 reform The emtetaut
tranlc Of theit soads. 4 meeting Of the same par.
ties was held Ia this city month or two ago, but
owing 10 tho met that many Of The roada have made
Contracts TIP 10 juno !, nothing could Then BE- &C.
enmp1tshed. ~ these contracts bave now expired,
It was thought that a satisfactory arrangement
eould bs mads At this limo. The following gontle.
1sn men wsfe present .s at tho n'eetnE: r. r. Myers
saIa Tssst rofs w.yn. css.SSo hrs1R.
81. Louis. iton Mountain Southern; x. il. s sena.
Te1ss, nq eeess pas:. Iasd eomais'Ionsf ns Un,ca
Paciac; Arthur 0osham A:s1stant Laud Commls-
asn. sn. 1snd d'; Ksn,ss san's fseas
1% r0i; SPms 5
S' effs sas si:Ks aseai xxeai
sts@a css Rise g. 's1 ses: "
F. while, General T'cket and Passenger Agent
As;sh'9 TSpe21 Ill., SAT-. nn.n. Fe cer:
eer Agent Hannibal = 81. JOG; j. chariton,
2Sa H. :ss T. md te ss
sengcr Agent Wabash Hoad; George II. iIeafofd,
nenetal Ticket md Passenger Agent Missouri
!eeeFs1 Tisket ana Pe.ssneef Agent Lske shore @ 4
%rsnt aes'a Ega, kf
reareon. General Tlcke. and Passenger Agent
c'eysisnd' 'nn Gnlnmops % cnsinnan = y: Louis; 4
Kansas city, 81. Joe 4 Council BLUFFS.
= The = nsetinE was orgsnssd BY tho election Of
yen. +: i. Myers - Chairman and E. A. Ford a
number q r1.ns wsro submitted. but ali we..
IT, r. 9f Sslns fsa'be p. te'on
charge for GtnGf4nt business should ite tht regular
, 1877-06-06
1HF WEATHER.

"AsHix7Tos, D. c.. June Go a. ,n,-Fof The
Upper Lake region, rising, followed Al west eta.
tions by falling barometer, variable winds, mostly
from the north, stationary or lower temperature,
snd clear or partly cloudy weather.
Local OBSERVATION.
, 1877-06-06

THE PROPELLER PACIFIC.
The tug Wlnslov. With the prop Pae1ds, schr
Jaus Bsll and h4Egs Venus arrived u this port 1t
. o'clock yeatssdsy forenoon. Tho sppeasspee OF
tbs Paelde was much bettsr than Was anticipated,
and 10 casual Observer the propeller presented no
s1xns Of hAslnz pasAea two Wseky On Laka Superior
, 1877-06-06
WHAT TOM SCOTT sAYs.

NEw Youg, june 5.-The Ersntng Fost says:
Col. Scott, tho President Of tho psnasylvspis
Company, te1egraphca from Philadelphia to-day
that his road had not nads any reduction ia fares
o. fsc!ghes ften New York wostwarl. but was sim.
ply meeting ths competition lnaugu5ate4 By other
I04ls from Chicago eastward.
, 1877-06-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

coc,a...'Aa =. G.. June 6.--Ihs Coa,estpcs
S,allsee VI taa Appropriation bin hsa ayreed ~
Sss' Iha1 = tax VI sewn mill. bs lsYicd To
, 1877-06-06
MAXINE A{fSuApa.

serious and very damaging collision occurred
about o'clock Monday evening between tho schra
Ethan Allen and Good Ttdlnzs, both in tho lumber
trude. Tho latter was lying at tho d5ck In ogden
Slip, dlaehaFg!nR cargo, when tho tug PfiniIt-
vile came around tho bend with tho Elhan A)Ien,
loaded. In tow. Befors the tug Captain could
check up. the Allen swung around and mn into
tho Good Ttd!nCs with great force, tearing sway
the. matnss'l, outside and inside 4triuzcrs, the
!aatn.tlgRfnR On ono side, and i've atanchiouc.
besides smashing In her bulwarks. Tho Aiicn
had her j!bbo0m and nHcho1. stock broken
snd suiletsa other damage. .The rcpa'fs viii
having acknowledged tht corn. will settle tic bil
with beconlng grace. 1t wna ono OF those accidents
which the tug men ray will happen .nmctin1oa In
sple OF them. aui thay H1sost Tint they aro aiwaYs
the targets for abuse. whether they arc really 1t
ftIlt or not Boma feaael.CApfaihs complain oY
tug MON for not acttnB at timcs on their advice,
aud also of tcs shaninR too fast. Put The plants
together, and i sccnls 10 bo six Of ono md half
dozen OF tho other.
The fItt1 achE Joncs passed. down tho river ycs.
tcrday nli1ns D fofrtpplnA4t.
Whl!o being towcl up tho river Yesterday tho
schf Oracle u. Filler had hur ''hosn iJIbb,om5
yankcd oil, TINS compolng tho job bcsns1 apol,t
week Or 20 ago. sho has had her jll,booin spliccl
Tha crow Of the schr Lewis Day have been kent
constantly ut tho pumps to keen her niiuat HIlc
Will d4scAsFKe her cargo and gu Into dry dock.
, 1877-06-06

x. Wheeler for g. Per thousand. She II now in
tnc n.{nock nndergotn2 fcPairs and will 20 Into
commission a. soon she comes ont,
, 1877-06-06
LAKE TnApE Ar ct.rXF1.ANn

LAKE TRADE AT CLEVELAND.
Tho stAto OF tic market at this port Saturday vas
u folfows: Coal was plenty and vessel4 scarce for
Lake M!caiCnn. Rates to Chicago. downtown
docks, Soc FREQ; uptown ducks, IS to 00c; coal
for llllwaukee scarce. At Doc fseo; uctsclt, SOC
tree; WindsoF. &c, vessel to unload; TORONTO and
Hamilton. II gold. FREQ; Black River to brock.
Wills, 81. 80 guild, freq. and iron.oso back frnm
ogdsasbuEg to Cleveland, Coo poF gross ton. Iron.
ore was dull. not mueh offering. most Of tbs ore
were nominal ~ 81. 30 to Sl.i0 from L'Anss and
Miar1uatts 70 Lake Es!o ports. Coal rates from
4uaa!o and Cleveland to Duluth woru cue to 700
free. tls supp!J Amlted 10 unly fow cafxocs:
~ TO- MaFausts 700 to 35o fEcs. WITH veryIt!s
auopg yessct-esuera that sfte4 thIs trfp around
they will have to put thclE ycsaols In ordinary and
walt until more rsmanesatlvs fFelvhts ulIef which
they hardly anticipate before harvcst. A good
insuy chartoFs arc heard Of II different places with
trrtshss tules marked p, T., which e,tilvT msans
-LtodfT, 4lh.
, 1877-06-06

CHICAGO ALTON & 81. 10UB And OHloA1o
Union depot, West stfe, near Madison u hrarr .rs
Twtnty.th1rd.st Ticket Once. IN lsandoipts.st * ~
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK W STEWART tBr) Kesting. from New York May
for London, which Halifax Mny Is with pumps
defective. will repair aud resume ncr voyage May IL
DFrRIHG 7JO tons launched ghtvilic.
Me May IL was buit by Randall X Co and Is owned
rs then Jor an. Can't Horace Davis twho Is
mand her). and others OF Portland
BARK CARpryAs Miilpriipe from Boston wbiio haul
the wharf 18th Inst. with
Fiora breaking In top tmbrrs doing other slight
damage. The bark sustained no injury.
ScnR FRANZ Lucas. liuise from Mobile for Ruatan with
LUMBER ut Barvarat Island, Atlantic Of
Central America, April ~. The vessel cargo
total but tue the inhabitants OF
the island aud expected TO arrive ut New orleans May
ID.
per,cnccd rough passage. When of Hattcras she
encountered storms. winch carried furesa.
She sprung leak and has oeen leaking since.
requiring At the pumps constantly She 10 days
on the passage
scHRJ WILSON, Cain, FROM Guantanamo for New York.
returned to Guantanamo 18th VITA loss ~ rudle leaking
badly and was discharxing cargo OF 400 hhds
Sem THos SEWARD. Tor Nassau returned TO Batmors
18th her manmast head beiug found rotten. VIII
repair and proceed
scnR PRrssAy GENERAL Hester, from New York Of and
for Ohm N with general went ashore on the
eastern end OF the Middle Ground. Nneyard sound on
iTtn gotten oil night without damage and
taken TO Vineyard Haven.
HALIFAX May Ie--The sehr Day Spring has arrived nj
Port Muierave the MaIdsen Islands with 100 bDls Of
herring Reports fish and leav.
Ing Tor the North shore.
Sglrpuil pfsG-At Fast Boston, Campbell Brooks
ship OF 1900 tons Is nearly ready Tor launching.
LAUNCHES -Greenport. III. May I9-Ihe schr yacht
which Boss Krtchsm of this village. has been building
nj Stamford Conn VIM L. Brooks of Uetroit, Mich,
member Of the NiiC, will be launched to-day Her q.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY 90 E77-QU1NTUPLE SHEET


SHIELDS May 7-saiied Duchess. New YORK.
SouTHwoLD. May 5--On. Marie Antoinettc. Hemmer,
from Pensacola for Hull
SOUTHAMPTON. May 5-Arved. Lutro. soderlund, Balti-
SLIGO. May ARRIVED Hildecard. Pederser New York
,sr HELENA April Arrived Madame Drmerest bisset'
Hon. Kong tand lett o- New York; ath Rose charry
for New York;.
Passed by 18TH. Malvile. Harlow. from Rangoon tor
Falmouth: 0y to- from Madeira to May o. Susan Gilmore
Carver from Calcutta FIR do.
TKooN May . Sailed. Alaska Evans Demerara -.
TARkACoSA. May lsAiIed. terero EsDosito. New York
Vile. May 4-Sailrd. Gerhardine. Rugen from Darien)
Emden
Waterford May 4-Arrived Artiere Giovanni, Ivancch
Phiiadephia.
Sailed 4th, Catherine G. Baltimore: GuIseppina do
9th. Helena. Qurbcc; Unione. Baltimore.
on I'd isaac Reed from Liverpool Tor bombay.
VALENCIA. Nav l-sailed. sulise. l.awrence. SANDY
lIooS steweli Brown, Anderson, Pe-Inon. b Cheney
etaeKcy. New York.
CApK Town. April l0-The r. Buck, wrecked at Ratel
River is completely smashed She against nearly
perpendicular rocks and IL is wonder single man
saved Besides the smashed dcbris-of wreck some
thousands OF empty pockets and three boats there
will be nothing TOR sale.
MALAGA. May 6-The Argus. Scott. from Marsees for
Montreal with general ashore at the mouth Of
6uadaoee Guacaqniver. i've miles westward; assist
7th-1he Argus off beach morning after dlscharg
ing part cargo. and is now moored in port.
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CLEARED.

Steamer RheIn Ger, Francse. Bremen via sOuthsmp-
Steamer Clyde Croweii, Havana-wm Clyde Co.
Steamer Mercidita. Chadsey, Halifax, ks-Gerhard 4
s.esmer City Of San Antonio Pennington Galveston via
Steamer Morgan City. Read New oreans-Ciark 4 Sea-
Steamer Hudson. eager New orleans-Ciark 4 seaman.
Steamer San Jacinto. Hazard, savannah-Geo Yonge.
s,eamer CITY OF Atlanta Woodruff. Charleston--Jas
Steamer Benefactor Jones, Wilmington and Morshead
s.rame. od dominion walker Norfolk. City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer knight. Masinso. Georgetown. DE- L
Steamer J Garrett Foster Batmore-Wm Dalze.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards Philadelphia-as Hand
steamer Ellie knight. McCreery, Phiadelphia-Bogert
Steamer Gen Whitney, Halett, Boson.M F Dmcck.
ship Rolf Nor, Andersen. Bristol E-Funch, Edge
Bark Mary Mckee. Sharp. Dunkirk-Jamss W Eivsn
lark Aipheus Marshall tBr. Parker avreJ W Parker
BARK yeranda Nor, Chrissophersen. cette-Bockmann.
8srK Dante tPort) SANTOS Oporto-G Amsinck 4 Co
Bark Guayaqui tsp). Asns, Barcelons-J Cebalos 4
Bark g Jones dr. Mcleod Port Elizabeth Africs)-
HAN Rsbecca Caruana. johnson, Matanxas-wayden l.
Bark Thomas Brooks. Waugh, st Jago Guantanamo
Bars sW nolbrook. Mitchell; sasaa-Brett. Son Co.
Bark Eliza Barss r vesey, Hamilton (Bermuda - ones
hr Tss Robert Move Dearborn rrowsrdeo.
Rrg Gem. Pierce Barbados Daniel Trowbridse 4 Co.
Brig william Phtpps tHayt. Brandeberg, AK Cages
Yonn IS, Smith Co
Brg Jura Obj, Wolf Brdgewatcr NS-Hatton. Watsons
4 Co.
schr Mons,a DR.. Wilt =cale Cork Falmouth for
ders IS cammel Bros.
schr Annie Bell, Rice, Barbados-Danisl Trowbrides
Co.
schr Isabel Alberto Tooker Falmouth, Js-A II Solomon
4 Co.
Schr Miranda, Mitchell Csrdenss-Brett Son Go.
schr julia Decker Freeman. Cat Isiand-B Weinberg
4 Co
schr Mary Ellen Young. Cat Island-BJ Weinberg h Co.
schr Reindeer, Howard. HarDor island-BJ wenosrg 4
Go.
schr VIM McGee. Sheridan. Governors hsrbor--B J
Weinberg i ca.
Schr Equator tBr) Ranger Nassau. NP-Jas Douglass
Co.
scnr Harrinkrk. Cavilier Hamilton (Bermuda) War
rem Ray
Schr Webster Barnard, Turner, st Augustins-wsrren
Ray.
Schr Lucia Nurchison, Jones. Wilmington. NC-Murchi-
son 4 Co.
Schr Alexander Wiley, Beauchamps. Richmond, va-f
eager.
schr Amelia Augusta Mott acknowledgements Wood
Schr Dart Campbell. Bridgeport-Stamiora Manufactur.
Co.
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LOST CHILDREN.

The parents OF John W. Gran, lad OF eleven years,
are greatly concerned regarding his disappearance,
which occurred on last Monday lie Is OF small stat.
urc light complexion, brown eyes, full forehead.
lie suit OF clothing, consisting Of q dark
gray jacket vest and pantaloons, shoes bearing but
tons, brown straw hat and stockings dyed purple
and brown. On his legs ho has the scars OF a scald
which be received when much Younger. The address
Of his father Is so. ~ Broad street
Anna Long, child aged hftecD has also disappeared
On last Tuesday she missed rom her Residence
No. 1857 stuyvesant avenue, brooklyn, anu has not
since been by any OF trends. she Is small
and delicate In appearance, and wore Ozark dress.
and black.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP May Is-Arrivea. steamer Nedsriand tBelg).
James, Philadelphia.
BREMEN. May l7-saied bark Hermins tGer,. Wins.
Philadelphia
BARCELONA, May 14-Arrived. bark Jose Amell (sp),
Maig. New Orleans.
cRooxnAvxs. May ls-Arrvsd. ship Northern Light.
Kenny. San Francisco tor Liverpool
CoxsrANriSoPLR. May lS-Arrived, steamer ohm BRAN
all (Rr). Lvans. New Haven
FAYAL. May e-Arrived. shr Lamoine. Leach. Boston.
GLASGOW Nay l7-Arrived, brig Bore tsw), Toustrom-
son. Wilmington. NC.
GnsRSocK. May ls-Arrvsd. brig Fido (NoD. Thorse n
Wilmington. NC.
GooLK May l7-Arrivcd bark Bertha (Nor) Gaarn. Bal
timore.
GENOA. May l7sailod. bark Bolivar us,, Gsrolimich.
New York.
HULL May Sailed steamer Hindoo tBr) Mills. Nav
York direct.
HAvRE, May TO- Pm Sailed. steamer Vile de Paris r
Durand. New York via Plymouth
LIVERPOOL, May lS-ATived bark Fritz fNor. JorGen-
sen. Darien; 10th. sip Angerona tBD. HARDWOOD. San
Francisco barks clementinata Porsio New York Leo
pard (Nor) Buch. Wilmington NO.
Sal ed lath steamers Palestine (BD, Irving, Boston,
Iberian (Br). Horne. do.
Also sailed 10TH Illinois. Shakford, Philadel
phia.
LONDON, May l9-C!eared. ship New World Hammond.
New York.
LONDONDERRY. May Is-Arrived barks Boylesta tNor,.
Taradsen. Baltimore; Sorrden tNor). Pedersen Savsn-
nah.
LlsBox May ls-Arrived bark Mormon (Nor) Gjertsen.
Philadelphia.
MoSrEviDEo. May 1s-In port brigs Woodland yalen :
tine and John swan, Rumball, for New York. ldg.
NEWCASTLE May l9-Arrived, brig Aneroid (Br, Near
thur, Charleston.
Sailed 18th, bark freln tNor,. Olsen, Baltimore.
Opoaro May 13-ArIived, brig Olinda tporD. Cunha
New York.
QUEENSTOWN May Is-Arrived. banks Herdes CNor).
Dahl New Orleans; 10TH Grad Karlovac An. Paicuvch
New York Ydun tNor). Hagemanu. dol brig sybil Wynn
(Br). Penchard. do.
Hauge. New YORK.
ROTTERDAM, May ls-saled, bark Fremtiden (Nor) Ter.
gesen, New YORK.
SHIELDS May ls-Arrived. bark Geo Peabody tB.). Hill
ton. Daren.
SLIGO May 17-Arrivsd, bark Bergliot tNor), Mosbcrg
Baltimore.
sANrAsDgR May i4-Arrived. bark Alert (Sor, Doxrud
New York.
ST MIcHAELs April Sailed. bark Henry Burnham
Rayner United States: schr Dora French French, do
WEST HARrLxPooL, May l7-Arrived, bark Konigen Au-
gusta Ger. Henscn. Boston,
Sailed l7th bark Bel Stuart (Br), Gilliat New York.
LONDON May I9-The ship Uncle Tobey. woodsde, from
Pabeon for Europe; ship Geneva, Mc4oon, from Huan
los for do and the bark Shamrock Panno, from Psbeon
for Hampton Roads have totally wrecked tho
OF Peru The Coqumbo is also reported wreck. THE
Uncle Tobey 1905 register and built in 1866
at Freepor Me, where she owned. The Geneva
built in 1874 at Bath Me- where
she owned The Shamrock 66l register,
built Belfast Me. in 1862 and owned New York,
by Messrs D a. N Brookman and others. The Uncle
Tobey fully insured at Offices In Boston1
Bark Unkel Braesig oGer schneibner. from New York
for Stockholm before reported put into Wisely damaged
leaky. has arrived stockholm without assistance
WEATHER REPORT
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ASSAULTS.

Two brothers. William and Martin Mccormick, who
reside No % Essex street, quarrel ed last night ut
their residence. Martin had struck his mother, and
William tho oldest. undertook to chaslse him. Mar.
tn with pieco Of wood, struck William on the head,
,nfiicting very scalp wound. They were both
locked up the Edrdge street station house coun-
ter charges
An alteration took place last night In tho liquor
store Ut No. 81 Bayard between jacob Horar.
OF No $50 First avenue, and Hermann Mentz during
the fracas Ncntz struck Hoiur ever the head with
chair ipnictipg two severe scalp wouuds, one OF
VIII Oh laid the skull barts several inches, and the
district Surgeon tninks that there might be slight
fracture OF the skull The wounded man, as well as
his assaant, taken to The Tenth precinct by Oal
Ger lea Mentz was locked up.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10, 1877
ARRIVALS.
REPOITED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Seckar GER. Willigerod, Bremen May via
southampton Sh with mdsc aud 6uo passengers to ue
fchs 4 Co. arrived SANDY Hook III AM. Had stormy
weather May ~ Int ~ 50. lon q %. steamer
Braunscnwei1 tGer from Baltimore fof Brencn 18th at
~ ~ o. +. showing red iipht Tor
aud smidhipT. aud blue light nh 1Ih lat Al Ion
t3 % bonnd do showing and two ne II hts
In n horizontal line; 18th, iat ~ Al Ion 81 20 Nor
wcgan bark bound d.. showing signal letters HOGS.
Steamer ernnn ityngston. Mallory savannah May ~.
with mdse and pas to Geo bnnVe
Steamer Geo Clyde. IriDon. Charleston May 10, with
mdse and passengers TO JNs W Quintard A Go.
steamer lbemaric Gibbs Iewes, D- with dse to the
Old Dominion steamship Co
SHIP Mikadv tBrt. Prehn Jan % with tea TO Pea
body Willis q Go. Passed Aujer Feb TO- Cape of Good
Hope March ~; had Hight II trades In the south.
part OF the south Atlantic. Tut more fresh
toward the Equator. which crossed April
"a In Ion ~. thence lat - had lght
Sc and ssw Winds then lar ~ had treh NE wnns last
had moderate westerly winds nc Their; May
~ no lat. &s passed bark Aagnstc er from Liverpool
Tor Baltimore.
Bars yoyaser tBr). Humphrey Port Spain IL days, with
TO tsossier h 90; vessel 10 Benhnm n Buvs6n.
Bark PHriicr0 tof 0tcenockl, Davidson Barbacos IL
days. with noasses to H. lrOwbridges vessel TO
master
bark Mindet Nor, olscn Havana 10 days. with sugar
10 FRANKIE X Fisheri vessel TO Fnucb, Edye n Co.
Bark Antonio Batet isp Ferrara. Havana 70 days, In
ballast to K Puy a 10.
Eark Atstides (Nort Savesen Cardenas with sugar
n Acssts; vessel ~ Bockmarn. osrsin ca
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
AMusEMENrsn,7sn rAa ~ Sd and 4sh coils.
BoAab aSD EopSa eo
BoAsDan and "a coils. and
q
81. coli.
cra EsrsF FOR si ana
cLEa X f AaD snI LET r4en-sh col.
cc6achHES aSD 1' aAspESERs-aD pAan4.h and 9Th
CoAsTWisE sTEAMsnrps-Iorn PAcE-5sh and 9th cola
rrassd 4.h and s.A coils. and
DRY doobs-Isr raesi. q. %. IN 9th and eth coils.
DWELLING LII HOUSES 70 LET FGESisMED AND IN
ruRNish ia -5rH rAcn-'th and 9Th eo' and -
EuR6ffGAN sfTiEAMsnIPs-l0rH PAer-S,h COL
EUROPE Urn rAcs-Gth COL
EXGH l!soSs id naa FAcss ssl COL
Pine ARTs-I7rn PAcn-ls. col
FSH RocSs AMP %rahfSEsTs 70
SHS9 S.ss IL i co.'s.
aoRsEs. GAEsAals. ac.-lsTS fASs-is;. "a, "a and
NoShs .e &C. r 1871 r.ssss
sSgy AND ss
LOST AND FOUND l7rH PAGp--5th col
MACffINEKY--lSTI PAGE-jtn col.
MARBLE MANTkLs-l.rH fAos-ad col.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE-6th col
NEDiCAL--20rH PAGE-th col
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkING-3p PAcE-Cth col
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAos-S
MIsuLLLANEous-isrH PAaE--eth COL
MUSICAL 1sm PAGK-eih col.
NEW PUBLICAT1oNS-llrn PAGs-Gh COL
PERSoNAL-isr PAsE--lst col
/ PlANoFoKrhs ORGANS, &C.-i7fH PAGs-4th and 9Th
POOL sELiTNG-isrn PAcr-Ist col.
PkOr ESsiONAI SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
~ IAsE-2d col, and Iorn PAGE-3d col
| kENrjrn PAog "a, Sd and 18th coils, 80 PAcB--
| LIST col.
! EFaG ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-5rH PAox-4th col.
and IN PsSE-Ist and "a coils.
! REAL ESTATE WANTED--:p PAGR--2d COL
| RELIGIOUS NOlitES-l7rm pAGE-lst col.
| RENDN Ls--lITH PAGg-Ist col.
/ NkSTAVkANrS-17Tn PAGT-Ist col.
| REWARDS I'm pAGR--3th col
| SALES AZ AUCflOs-IsIH PACE 9Th and 9th coils
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
HIGHWAY ROBBERY on BROADWAY.

Al JEFFERSON Market Court yesterday Patrick Hagan,
aged IS. OF No. $50 West Forty-hrst street, was
charged by Marx Waters, OF No. ls6s Third avenue,
with highway robbery. The two men had been dri0k-
ing together along Broadway in the neghoorhood o.
Thr,ysixth street. when, as is alleged, Hagan struck
Waters . violent blow the back oil the mead ana
then forciby took from his pocket S2s IN silver coin
Oncer sullivan, OF tno Tween ninth precinc VINO
arrested Hag2n and also took into custody = man
named Patrick Campbell, whom he found IN Hagan' >
company after the robbery stated that he saw Aagan
anu another man whom be does not Know rlne
Waters pockets Judge Wandei hold Haean ia $1,000
ball. and the complainant was sent to inc house o.
Detention. Patrick Campbell was discharged for
want OF evidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
COMMISSIONER FOWLER'S FEES.

The Brooklyn Common Council recently passed
resolution authorizing the payment OF the expenses
incurred by Oily Works Commissioner William A.
Fowler IN conducting his defence when on trial before
tina. body. The amount Is 81. 500 Yesterday Mayor
Schroeder filed the Office OF the City Clerk voum.
nous veto nlessage giving his reasons Tor withholding
his approval from the resolution OF the Aldermen ~
cites the Governors refuu 10 approve OF the paymeht
OF council lees incurred by James W. Easton super
endent OF the State Capitol, when the charges
we're investigated against him before County udse;
also TO the case of Judge Prinde, as pre-.
cedcnts Tor his Veto The message will the
meeting o. tho Board Tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
ART NOTE.

Mr. August Belmont has generously decided to place
ON exhibition, At his residence, In Fifth avenue, his
collection Of paintings for the benefit of the wife and
children OF tho deceased artist. Beaufran Irving,
whose sudden demise LETT his large family almost
wholly unprovided tor The exhibition III be open 10
public Wednesday. Thursday Friday and satur-
day. from nlnc A. NJ until six p. ~, and on Friday and
Sa,urda, evenings. Some new pictures from other
viii also be added in order to increase the
interest OF the exhibition. Among these adoed pic
will he Beaurain lrvng's last and most inpor
tant work. pal nted for Ex-Governor Stamford. oil Cali
iorna. An admission Zee OF 81 viii be charged.