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The New York herald., 1877-07-11

SUPERIOR CoURr-GxsERAL TERN; AND CoNMoy
PLEAs-GkxERAL TERM.-Adjourned sine die.
All other courts adjourned Tor the term.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-Held by Judge GIL
charlottesville People John Moreariy, feionious
assault and battery; Same George Verginnia aud
Bertn cassuere feontous assault and battery; Same
VS. Charles Revaria. burglary; Same We. Baptist
Schwarzler, feonious assault aud battery; Same va
Peter Lxwier. burglary; Same VS.. Patrick Mcmahon
and Matthew Cunningham. burglary; same Margaret
Smith, grand larceny; Same Vs. Segman Hirsch and
Robert Kyle, grand larceny; Same VS.. Henry Nc
Manus, forgery; Same Richard A. Lamb, larceny
IRON person; Same Emma Jones ana Mary Larkin,
grand larceny
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
"DON'T TELL MY sISrER-IN-LAw.'

80 Clifford delivered the opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
4 MYSTERY OF TIE RIVER.
DISCOVERY OIL THE BODY or Al UNKNOWN Man
ElDDIED WITH SHOT,

HDDIED WITH SHOT.
join On the budg,mau at Fulton Ferry
Discovered 10 che uppe. slip, anou. $3.50 yesterday,
the dead body of man. Die Immediately reported the
fact 10 Ocef Moru OF the II,t Precinct, who "ss on
duty ar Iy and together they lifted the body from ths
water 10 was very mJcn decomuo-cd. il "a- mat oi
man apparently about 80 years od, Of medium night,
sandy hair luI beard ANA slightly bald. the clothing
consisted BLACK corded and so, Cp-, alI
white shirt There an abrasion on tse forehead.
but the skull vJs not fractured, and the miurs ma.
have been caused by with lard substance
in the water. 40 he Nolgue, upon tearing open the
shirt, tHe discovery made that uD.e were
ten small bullet OF buchslot wounds m the imme-
date vicinity Of the heart There were cor
responding holes iu tie shirt The place ~ tie
wound indicated uf caused b.! -uy t-at the ",. pom
bad been fired lom ul-t. EC", and various slIu4-.S
were made 90 AaUA,I m "LIcI DO. inIE I.t.F,l
MS injuries. Some az thr Officers "Go arc at work aIHu
The ease believe ual tAc man wa, r'cl pirate d" Iad
been shot while engaged I'D au attempt az piund.'ur
some vessel Others believe De WAS robbed .-ot, ahd
then thrown into tlc river some OF inr hp... %, e
Fulton Ferry declare his tc,Crp ION answers tai Oi i
Hodges, The late mate of o.. h-lus scapDHtF iE h'or
Of Gloucester, Md-s. WHO Was knocked overheard Qua
May haWtcr Tue Who'll. case l5 involved Do la'
Icry and the impression prevails tIdt tFhe mas t'
committed hut up TO late hour last ulgi me b'y mas,
LOt been Identified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
CONTEST OVER A WIDOWS EtTATE

The estate of Mary N. Reese, widow Of
william ". Kecse OF No. 81 West ffp-t'ri.st, who
died on APRIL s. another Of tie prizes OF Tie lawyers
Her will is being contested i'm the Sufroaae's court ny
her sisters Mrs Mary Drake and Mrs Susan ~ Law
renee on the ground Of alleged undue influence eEei
ci-.d by the family physician, Dr. ,sworh Elliott, the
executor. The wii which was drawn on the nehi pre-
yios to Mrs Kce.e's death, disposed Of at0H TloU)O
\ dccca,r OF Mrs. X student 4. iai. d-
lra. and THROUGH hi~ residence 30 NcW-lltfci, Mf-.
Krrse became qIaInicd with the ttmiY oi 'N'oE'
Charles r. Iu.crsu. whom -ha made requests - lo-
lows: 10 Mr.. iugcruH, $4,000; 10 Mis. lnIcr-olL
valuable diamond pin TO q daughter, diamond iliS'
To the society Library tire viii gives 0l2p'; 40 -
Iscs Hospital SlU,O0D 10 Yale college, 7-VdU 70 De-
called the " k.rsc Prize Fund.-" the interest 10 DE pld
rs prize 10 graduate writing the best thesis O hrf
lrgaCcs $4,000 To- her executor, i'm trust for l.o-
dofp Reese her husbands brother; house aHo l"l No.
10 C,..rr,,t 10 Mrs Mary Black aud THE house so.
10 Ca,Try-sl., 10 her sister, Ms. Mary Drake. ie
residue Of estate after paying these -gacr- s 10 De
invested q fEt ur the burial ~ persons dying DID ~,
LuEe's Hospital. DR.. Elliott testified saturday ina
he had the baGIc.t tO ST. LukcS ITO pltd 4ht
hearing Of the case VIII b. resumed on june ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
SHlrPiAG MrELLlGENCE.
PouI OF EEw.YoHN ...
AYE

FoHI OF SE"-ToHN .-.................1.AY y
sr,n. r,,n.c . 'l. Son. Ii,crpool via Queens
" ,rt r, ,,.ii.,. I.l,, p, ~ r i5,,r.f
r. S...--a' As'.' .bi' Campbell GLASGOW -'''i'-''"
a..,,..' 'd'' l',Eh Lest H''"'" '' southampton
rr.. i. En-. . .. '''''' havana '"' ''''''''
Ven. 49,. Il, ti..'n. '5 N'''''''' '''''.'n VI" ''y
s,t--A. -''' '''.'.'' '.' ''' wv" '.''''' ''''N ''
steamship As'rr ii+"'he BE" -'iI''' i'-e't d. VI r.
.u ... .,n .,I,,lor ,,ics.,,,o,. Savannah. .cor.e
Yea.. , charleston. Lockwood, Charleston j. w. o,iut.rd
A" a." , OBJ, r, amman walker ,,o-a,v Ct. roinr anal
Etcuo' ''i l'' . hon. 81. 'a,, . o. .rr,, n
Ioo..c ,,, ,....t ,.,,,. ,., ,,,.,,.,, ,,
Da1,a ...... s...e, p.r,r.,,,., Penn. 1.,,.. ,,.,i
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.u> 1o",o NJ o H.. . lay. re- i' {. I.,.n & Co.
i.da ', u, u. .' - ,;f 5i,gf..i ~ I'M, ,.,'t,o t
$50. ....,.. ,.....-, ,......p... ,,..,....
-r.r Is. III. ~. .rh ia+olph Por'-a'i.c., fL >eyius
-.ht Eac horse. Nl'.r ST. Johns. antigua, Liant Bros.
bciecC..
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son. .. ~. .,,.,,.,. ,.,,.,,..,, ,,......,.
'".f ,... a. Valentine, prtftr Wi. .fr.,..,,
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sc s. Dia.eegII , I.s.,, .',6 & VI 'g,H
* co. - - ,..t.... =, 81, m
-CA IErrluAHSIt @''i'l 49, iI"'''I''' Ia H. H. W.
mimi, b. IlrlNu ~arkrtt Providence win New Ion.
don, t'I-i" :, T" ''.' -. ,,.. ..,,.....,+ a. i,rf,
@,Ai iily' r'"'''" ,Iri'-.U
-t.,r.rip Canada lr, SUMNER London April -i. with
uIl~'- iHt pos. 49, 'r 49,, No. B., i,. ta ~.
winds i tl' 49, -. '..'. . .ra. y, a.. .. .r,.,.-'t,
Ma' Z, it, 3D. t' ''i go i.''... '--...
d.. SID ittt
bound .-i 'tHi' ""' '''' '- ''' '"' '- ''' " DO ~ ''
u1iI.i d. ,..... l,..-.,..r -,-,,rop ,.,,. p with
steamship ''I' l''5...,, .. 80 ~ 10y - '''
miao ana rt-- no. W. i',5, ttuS i.l.. am ls. Z,
-ttAH. .'.. .l, 1919. ',.., -, ~
Howe. Philadelphia, with AJt and pass.
l' l . .pra Johnson Portland y.tu Tui,p ami BASS.
D., ~ ,.I'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
opENING or THE NEW BERGEN TUNNEL.

The new tunnel through Bergen Hill. built
by she Delaware, Llclawanna and Western hlifo'd
Comrany. was formally opened o. Saturday morning
tb, ilr,t rassrn.ar tram consisting of three drawing
room cars Tie party udmbarsd about 100, among
whom were samuel Sloln, President of tne road
GOV Bedlo. cx-Gov. John 7. Hoffman, the Ion.
William Walter Phelps, STATE senator q. A. HH!!"it
and J. Hopper. T. W Jlcasln, superintendent
al the Eastern division prEuayVaal1 Eurat Cen
Thomas -. HOV.-y OF Paterson, william l.. DODGE
Jackson s. Sc,ultz Marshall .. Roberts, and MAYOR
buckley 81 Paterson. The train lrt Hobo. ~ at lOi1 a.
and reached Paterson 30 a. ~ II 'ft the i"il COX
OF the PI-siic, where collation. wa- served ana H.err
were made uy Mr.. Barbour President Slu'n. Gov brie
cN-Guy. iuAuau William Waiter Phelps, huscS Taylor,
William T.. Dodge, Mayor Buckley, ANA others Al! rr-
turned 10 :He iu which started 30 D. w. for lloplhcil
The tunnel 1911 100 general use u The cuJ u the mohih,
AMI p.sseH ger trains may began rGnns Though IL ti'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14

Joseph Lopez will apply for writ OF habeas
comma in the Supreme Court to-day, 10 obtain bis "iic
Georeara Lopez. the daughter Of Frederick L. Morrison
If SO. 1l3 West Fo.'y-ccond5t Tho caude'nc court
shin and marriage Of Loprz and the story oi The father
HAT Lopez an adycniurer, who with tho intention oi
blnclaH took advantage 81 bis daushcrs niTmIiy 90
mind 10 myo-le her into marriage, and tie d'hl"S Dy
Lorez and Mrs. Lills. who accused OF being hi7
occ,rpplcc have already been publish in THE TmpuVE
The Nosons began proceedings against Lopez Tor con
spricy with intent 10 blackmail, the suit being entitled
"i;cor.aua Morrison act. Joseph Lupez' MI Morrison
rcnrcscntinr his daughter. The time or service OF me
COMPLAINT expired Friday u-t, ard on saturday hr'
Lone VITA counsel and friend, and several Witnesses
appeared couHy. Nei.hcr Oh" pliu' Il h.r MS cri
appeared aua tlc defendant asa,d that thr case De 7
missed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE PARK.


rwO LADIES KILLED by JUMPING FROM 4 CARRIAGE
TIE coACHNAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A runaway accident, resulting in the death
@, two ladies belonging to families well known IN thlS
CITY aud IN Albany. occurred ON saturday morning III
Central Park. AT about IL O'Clock as carriage belong
ing 10 William c. Renwick OF the firm OF Batele Ron
dealers at No 1853 Froutst proceeding
down the main drye toward the Fithave. AMI Fifty
uiuthst entrance the horses frightened it is thought
by water-cart broke into ruu and IN moment the
coachman. William Bryan. had lost control over them'
The occupants Of the carriage were Mrs R'nwltN ana
her little daughter, wears old, Mrs McD'na WHO" u
the late Rev Alexander /. NcDonol of Albany ana me
aunt of Mrs Renwick, ANA Miss Grace taS>''I MIS-
McDonal's niece and daughter of william y Fa>setj'@
wealthy Albany lumber merchant As the horse, spang
INTO mad caop toward The Park entrance from when
they were distant only about 500 feet the codcm'h en-
dcavOrcd to hcmtO one side but rs theN s"ci'e"
slightly. the pole struck tree and broke. ihe coa'
man was hurled from his seat by the shock ana IvI
heavily upon the ground beneath the wheels anu the
horses turning completely rounl. dashed back through
the Park toward The Mall, two wheels Of the carriage
passing over BrYans body. The screams Of me au's m
The carriage and the Of Che spectators added every
moment 10 the terror Of the horses. ana their speed III
creased with every bound When about 200 yards from the
spot wIcrc the horses took fright MIS- RonWIc& opened
the carr. &c door, and with Der Htue Er in neg arms
lelpyd out. SIZE fen heavily upon hrrofd Nh.e SUE 2
unconscious, but the child was thrown Toward u.'l nv
grass ANA escaped Whurt. Nty yards iuiaer on Mis;
McD0ual also spraus ont, stIihlh- upon A,L 't '
fracunc Der sauiL Mis-, td,stii remained III ''' i
rla.c. immova1.e ana without u.tcrins a cry ihe
hor-,s ran across the Aa.. toward ,4e iht o ,
taken from tlc carriage niujlrc bat nearly mr'iSl"
several Park policemen in Che moan tim" had reached
The place where Mrs EeuNlc6 aii .i-.. u '.u n.y.
Hospital Tier % was found that Mis-. NcDona was al,
ready dead, tnc coucu>-lon OF TIE Iam haFIh P.9'tt
In' l',9 Iat, In lie afternoon Judge Rooiu-
flf 'fHf l|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
s. John N. b. Adcls, for Deunispor 9. Tyler. 70, D.,

doDoe ''''' '' ffoh
ship Bremerlehe (Ger) Hrdes from Bremen vgbics
~ ~ aEd anc 2ree 10 Gia'esand Bag Tor orders vas
sc!r . \, Gaaegel Berry from 81 Nazaire. IN b,r,,,
ne tbs morning an reports: Had heavy western, &
~ t'e Gay Of Eiseay Na,cn 3D. during heavy Ion
damagcd rudder AMI lost and split sails had yery b..coa
bad heavy gale from b. 10 ~ lasting IL h,urs ''a
FOREIGN PORTS.
Drns DnbrogScF scotia capt Hines latter if SAM. IIa,,
IN INST; n cateina gtpt Than Arrived 90 ibs,
SOPHIE g.. 8a lst, Cec.lie; llfh iasr Globe. igibi@
T6sTaaHL NAY l2Irae staamshlo Po.ynss.,D ,,...-.
LvRGrooi, Mag l2-~aed yesterday. steamship 0h,, r..
IIALFAx y s. May I2.-Arrivcd. stcarssnf, Ir,,.-,.-
rom iyeipoo saAed steamships cOro Tor New Yorla
gi.erA'an. igr BliLm2.e.. ia
ttrr4Dcan ports FOR Neg YORK II lg, odf arg M. StL
Noon snor Of coal had rough weather aad log tlo ala.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BAIM2RE, My "a lllyee. steamships RITA from v,
from NewYor> barzs Carolina, from C1raG: N1rl ny
lom Havana tcnrs Ilin Anms rnan ana g. r. Morr.s,1
nah bark TaucooT for Queenstown. Arrived .teau.b b
Ga.r oi i iSa,9, Ms ys a' o sew 2 i,a y
WAIheu. for Phiitiepaa Experiment f9r Newtern r..
UIvre Columbus. Cork Grazcla lSorl fJr Drogis
NovIlaycr Aior, CBr Tor &, John y b. Idsin n .ti
ii,ol Tor iip.ol Sa.l 2, snip Cha.' 3. mis-
from ,tog; EiHe Knisht from New f9rs - Egsr's9.
1}H c'ui,aai r. H. ,9ii' r i' f ,' ,hg IA
MHy J.. smith from Boston j. & j. lordoIJ ;loa waslnS
oregon ai. n 81 Olo from Minnie Cleared s,eimsss.
,5.n o' ior lii gi, ,,, ' Iaiag ~
t1u, Alliance 10. lacan 90 A. q. - mon. or NrgYot.
srn. Florence NoweL for Nahlat; Allen Grcsn tor B.S
u. q. ied4es, l0g Ihl i.lstI ,a Steamships Al4lcs
Gg,r9S, May l2-Asrye', steamship Ncptuae from New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
COMMENCEMENT Al DREW sENNARY.

The ninth annual Commencement Of the
Drew Theological Seminary Will Dc held on May y .n
the Methodist Episcopal Church Madison, y. j. The
graduating class numbering 81 viii De represented 10y
the following speakers Gross Alexander Louisville
Ky: ". J.. Avery, Paramount Nd; A. H. Eberhardt
Cuiptou n J.: T.. +. Narrower, New-YOrk; j. G.. john
SION Srw-IoIk; &. A. Jones, Frederick CITY, Md;
Albert Osborn EaIibault, MINI; i. W Reeve, Bay
sIore \ y s. o. ROYAL, Portland, Oregon and stephen
Tl,nmon KOtel bulgaria. The annual sermon VIII De
,,rrachrd on Monday evening, May ID, by the Rev
faCoi Todd ID D. OF Philadelphia. The alumni reunion
I'll tkr mace on the next evening al winch an OTallOh
ii he Gyou BIZ tie Rey :. H. Vernon, d. D., OF rus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14

BUFFALO, y. y, May l3.-Canal forwarlcr3
have announced iitcs to Ncw-Io.i ou pork. beef and
Ia.t 90 1 p,ttou, go Iut-, delivered ou rail or bouts
Iu, ou t..-. articles have a..u alY -i.i Tn. rlt. m
louy s 20 c..i pr. barrett tolls Iur.uuu,i which al
present rates. ,ti. 3 t.ut., q mills and -ii,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
A CONTEST OVER A CHILD.
BOTH SIDES OF TIE LOGAN sroRI-rHE Girl
MISSING.

BOTH SIDES OF TIE LOGAN SroRI-THE Girl
MISSING.
Walter Logan of No. 10 RCctOT-st. was
orraicncd before Justice Waude the Jefferson Market
Police Court, saturday, on charge OF Disorder! COZ"
duet preferred by John L. Bates. On TiurNdAy h'Eh'
Logan caused the arrest in Jersey city OF MIS- h'"' "
Batcs's motber-iu-law, on a charge Of abiuctmg ms
dau1ber Augusta Iog,n years OF age from the Mount
ST. Joseph Academy in philadelphia. Justice FeoNDeo
of Jersey City however, dismissed the charge MI
Bates alleged on Saturday that Logan ANNOYED MN an"
member, OF his family at the Glcaham Hotel WHeic nc
resides and threatened them with violence nH'' 'h'b
informed him where his CHILD was Mr. Bates said hc had
no desire 90 iuuro Logan hut merely wished 10 ot 'ic'
from noesation Logan promisednoi TO annoy Mr. Bates
or his family and was allowed to 20 at liberty. Ar
Bates in conversation with TRIBUNE reporter ye7ieT
day. gave substantially the following account Of the
matter:
Iosan's first wife, Marie Benncka, was hrs. IeHS
niece She became acquainted with Logan on the Nc'st
Oh which he was employed, and, contrary to the wishes
of her friends married him. He deserted her six weeks
after the marriage and subsequently di>owncd ms clid
and abused his Wife, She finally died from bis cruel
treatment and neglect, ana Augusta came 10 uyc WIN
Nh. Batc,'s family, 70 whom her mother had cGnuded
her,iau-htcr 30 death. Logan soon married again.
and took bis daughter 10 his home. she was not Wen
treated tntry ana again nee me member "i MI Bates
family, her father making DO objection. Shc WIS sent 10
"a school iu TWcny-sccoudst and on jan 4, 1877, vas
placed 40 the Mount ST Joseph Academy. lier father
yIys had free opportunities visit her On MaF hr
went TO the academy lis daughter and bee IN"
once Philadelphia and took charge OF He child
and ON her re arm was arrested l JeSe} C.y, az D"o
ca.t was 40 ac present time. He bad uo o. vct except
10 pIotcc, Au-usd Who hdd bc,A cared I;r 1lu e'lu
Dee entitled, Doc ,al OF itto value ANA there we've
ON the other hand Logan says that Mrs Rich en-
Outraged Do, intimacy with hrr niece, ANA thtF were df
lived for year in this city and then went TO CiH't-n
Two years ai"rEard Mis-. Logan dCd ana rs th' 'Hi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14

burgh, Penn and poem by The Rev. W. p Rui'son OF
PORT lcury, n V "Wednesday viii DE devoted Z" I'-,
ions services, u business meetings Of the a.jiil qua
trustees and the Presidents reception. TIC fNt'HNi
tons of the classes occur on Monday aitiio'" ga"
Tue suay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14

~ PRIESTS lay others. and others. with -FOUR dacons
who carried tc c- ~ their sJulaer ihn pIoce s''n
moved through the aisic- Of tr church. lNhWh N'i'
chntcd and ID. rn " WIS t:'u .ait 10 ilS l".mt' ~
ZION where il was exposed unu ock in the EVENING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers Of Line take the Lane Routes recommended
by MauTy, L. ; ~ gong south Of the Banks oa NE
passage 20 Queenstown, all the year round
CELTIC SATURDAY.. May 20, p. N.
ADRIArIC, SATURDAY June ., 5 D. m.
BRITANNIA SATURDAY June 10. . a.
GEHMANIC. SATURDAY. June 81. a. IN.
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER 81. NORTH
RIVER.
These uniform IN and unsurpassed IN a
Inc Saloon. StAteIOOius smoking AMI bash
Rooms placed amdshps where tho noise aud motion are
least anordns degree OF SOnVlL hitherto unatInAos
=
RATEs-salocn. $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Steeragc, rs
inspection plans aud other information apply ~ 1he
CoApahy's OMscs, No. 81 bIoA4n4y, Aog lOrk .
H. J. COkTIS. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
DISGRACE FEARED MGBE THAN DEATH.
HANNAH KoACu's GODT FoUSu-THE siORY or HER
SUICIDE.

HANNAH ROACH's GODr TOJNu-THE sioRl or HER
SUICIDE.
Robert Parker. boltman. found the body
Of am unknown woman ON F.cly ui-nt floating p tir
East River lear Three Brothers Island. At tine Morsr"
yesterday IT vas recognized by the w0mIu'> "''n.l-
m,tc al that of Hannah Roach, l9 years old who bad
been 30 tle e4poy Of ". H. MIl.s tae cashier Of iAe
sxucuy S3yns. Bank, "a, his silence So. @3J East
Ou--luulr.d luWeuty-s.Xju-st EIc circu,idna es OF
her disappearance leave uo doubt that commi 'cd
Suicide or Jan % she ap Hcucd complainant in tha
Harlem Police Court against james Aoprtt, WHO Size
claimed married her ou sept. 30 1873, vail" Dee hat 20
wife still lN.ug. The other wife, Mary Don al, .""le
tlit Abbott married her ON jan. %. 1876 Abbott
pleaded guilty to- bi-omy and sentenced to state
Plson for two years. Hannah Roach took Der ni-ior-
tune greatly to heart, bul her employer encouraged her
and succeeded I'D cheering her up somewhat >l,
feared. however that Abbott 2oud murd her when Dee
Ci.- oIi Oi prison, and frequent -"ht o 'i d.--i.'t
room found ia her bureau Two letters. ono was |d-
dressed 1If- Mics aud ,Ar "iAc-t Co her etphui oF
could uui sleep ~ MGAi, HId sue l.-I- Z" !ip mo
trc river IeI WF -Tdudflth'r' 30. It.iei continued
"tua, I s'iu guuG-iy, and God bless l1m ana 1901. }
hope iut GDt "lI Fl" awe Ur l'. U.S. . zoo! |'i. 4'
a v. .ut bar 20 !. gone and 20 i- ,.'IC r too
on. % is dreadful Co tuuf si t.k.- our OWE l-r uii
ciI. Doe .e ' The .Itrl aa signed, uui post rilit
pat thought } would stop 'H" l'n t-e r-''H,..
hl." That "n an "ni'"s. ID W. "". ...
longer God ior-yr ior It iur itlS tv II c TIM
do going last night. uut as aid lot l.ou-.i
would wlIjc tu~' sun "n'j"rr pos srip' shows Ira.
S1c went out asu uW.iu- ue gates 90 rru i".' '"l'
WIS Unable 90 tie river Suc adds. " Ny u""u D,
almost razr. You Wtrr 20 -cH last u-ui i,at nal mos
ia. heart o. ltay.Yru. You rr uct,g ana gIH g'n.
lne ig The river" The liter addressed 90 u," -l-
mo-. r Was sIos,anjIhy the same as tie ons 20 Ms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANsl
= STEAMSHIP LINES.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
NlW-ZEAlAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, nNEHDN, oeT
Sailing from plcr foot Caua.st. North River
For san FRANCISCO. via ISrHNUS OF PANAMA
steamship CRESCENT CITY. TUESDAY. May -.
Couuecuug Tor Central American ~ou,a racuc for-A
From san FltANCi~tOtoJAPAN ana CHINA
steamship CITY or TOXIC TUESDAY. Aay y -
From Francisco sandwich Islands Au3,Iah2 ana
NeW/rallrI ....-...,.. - 49, .,
W. - riybt a. 90 '' or To- 3D. J. BI LAY. Supt,
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PETER WRIGHT y SONS General AGENTS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-14

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born.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-07-07
To Let.

p Stairs rent Of seven rooms-bath room and
~ modern conveniences-in the new brick house
1852 Congress ST., I'd door from Neal st. The prem
ises can be seen on application to F. G., PATTER-
SON, Dealer in Real Estate. ju23dtf