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Sc Alnos smith, Philadelphia.
s-tHNlua. Lridi-nff ~ .rluHtr
= cay OF thcsler rhUou-, Liverpool. Aug. =, and
queenstown 'i
- civ n NcNico. Mcintosh New Orleans
= Neptune. Hcrr,. Boston.
= NNluukr 'HD Dc krNWNuf CIV Point. and Norfolk.
SHIN teuinal VIE. Dorion. liiu-u
BARK Amelia. litr-Hf-as. Havana.
Barn Heurdettu. 'urDru. fuwtN
Hark faWiIla ~eigufa Havana
Hark foreuln-cn. Bay. Rio IHu,ro
Bark 'ilu~s ta~lt- Ilcfu. r. rIarA Ttrranova.
BARK lulifrO IiHiuyirn. Irnpuui
lark Srui Lt-'>ay Pucrtn ,ahello.
BARK ~entuln. l.auru. AinDriL
bu- Arrtl-. Roberts kIuIHntiru.
bri- l-pt diego Havana
Brig thI~hr. Hatch. Havana
Htis Ruby. kH>icn Port ~riun
hrig Snu Antunlu. Pun. Hoifr.
hfi- lcrvslnl. De- Au-el~ ti'uuia.
schr u II hisltr. Libby. Euattu. Hon
Also the usual t.srr auH Nit-iN $50 yr-s.ls
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The First Civn Marriage In China.


The first marriage Of Chinaman under no
cN law Wa performed ON the 5tl o June The bride.
srnun l. the son OF Mr. tun TAI kwuul translator and
tlDfk IN tile Sulrt Inr Court The bride aiN fe bride.
gruou appeared before the Marriage Registrar their
uupHl costumes that OF the i0lntr hri- sutf ui Man.
darn dress while that cd the latter consisted u she usual
red robe and the hDailfe-. resembling q crown with
strings u heads hanging down over the the
ceremony III" lady, contrary to the usual ntrtcncss of
characters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-13
rIr GREAT DAY BY TIE SEA
80 ruOr-SfND PERSONS LOOKING
,gotN Nd FOR TN RRIC1NE.

sunday may wen nc o"l''" i''' i"''u'r
~ ou tou'N l-"hu' anu N'Hur""y ~" '"o
a. Thcar WIS 'almy ana. tempted unusual
,.rlcr- t' Try the l'n's ana ,h' cars ran III
.-i.r ior'r i'an ever h'lor'' IN" thr'' steam
t.f.lnD- mudr hourly trips, ana az 'arh noHt
overloaded % may well b"rr'ditrd mat the
STATION Wa- -Nmoth'ng r'marhuhle. \ sun
,.r. sentative mad" the grand tour from inns
.., Dos BOOST. IriOn end. thence To- CABLES
rifr Manhattan Beach 10y cNt'ihporDed con
,,an.c. and thence by cars VIA GREENWOOD ana
n.Cy 81 Churches. In that trip not less Than
cIuln people were seen, and net solitary
4, ~ of irunkcnncss was noted.
The trip 90 Norton Murray's part oi the
!. lni ram boz made boy boat only. They run
, ., fine steamers allowed to carry about .jOu
: -.enecr- clrh. These boats make hourly
we and yesterday were ovorworkcd. The
! .,lar is tn" flag steamer of the line. apcrlcct
tsuy with the shrilln-t and noisiost whistle
o. the rivera whistle which ycls and
, ee'hos and CRATES Ia the very marrow. She
.n''i lis Sober. but she can easily accom-
D date 2a1o. ANA II sl" didn't nave that NUM-
.tou h'rj o'clock trip there Is Il mistaken
> tar h'tcahouL
Ex-senator Norton. brown IA berry was
: 900 Nursing sick child, but became worry
81 amunlratvc when at leisure.
How many people are there mere to-day MIR.
ton
Fifteen thousand ana thr'c boats yet to
DO in. VIII have 10000 here before o clock
pH ri' hurricane hurt your
We'll loi me tell YOU about that hurricane. l
doe great respect for newspaper men. hut
} N-palor men can't describe hurricane they
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H. prize heht in Wo-t Now York, y. J yes
to-day. hotWvru JOHN Unuru AMI ninci l,it, huih u
ms city lomru uNa' Na. hroNen the li,i round.
and m t'lr sVrOlU ls .uit I,i NiIi Nls
were amen. ia, sltD taloIs bot do,Au,d W lulvIIV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-13

with " It of Magnosla. those ae0nizlng CON.
HN'' e."l, lh' "n."I's'.', aI'a stA,tl do.
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UoHKrNGuEy oRGANIzING.
An Effort TO Flee, Nsscmhlvmen 10 IegIsinte
In Hehnir OF Labor.

To THE WoRK1NGMEN or THE STATE OF
NEW luEK la uecnrin with a re-
solution Adopted at the thirteenth an
pnal session, hrrrw appoint tho fol-
u ~lall be- Ia secure, Through organization. thr
,. ton uf men 10 the le-. Stature Whu can Dee
druruled upon 10 secure the passage ol laws
urtln hNt'r protection ol mh'r lnderrndcnt
action Is boAt IN sections where our forces arc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
RAIDING THE EAST SIDE.

Justice Murray was on the bench at Essex Market
Court at seven o'clock yesterday morning, aud re-
NAMED there Till two O'Clock in tho afternoon, during
which he disposed OF 175 prisoners arrested the
previous night
Captain Cherry Of the Eleventh precinct made
raid on dance hall In Pitt street, kept
by George Krauss, at halfpast ten o'clock Sat
urday night and arrested thrty-six men
ana seventeen women. They were arraigncd before
the magistrate yesterday and discharged, with the
cepuon of George Kruup, who was held in $500 bail to
answer for keeping disOrderly house. The majority
mac portion mixture OF mechanics, sailors and
men of no occupation.
Captain Fooy of the Tenth precinct, between
eleven and twelve o'clock the night rldcd
alleged disrcputabIc houses Al house in Forsyth
street no found girl; but the proprelrcss mad
street the proprietor Henry schcrnhow and four in
mates captured Schcrnihow held in $500
bail to answer and tho inmates were placed under $500
bonds for good behavior.
The proprictress of Ludlow street establishment,
with two males and TOUR females, arrested. Mss
De Forrest held IN $500 To answer and tho inmates
placed under bail Tor good behavior.
The proprietress Of n house in Bayard street, with
seven abandoned inmates, fell into tho hands OF tho
police, us did also the proprietor OF place in the
Bowery and thirteen inmates, and the female keeper
of "a MOUSE Canal street with three inmates. Jacob
~ 81. DOC bail to answer, and Jacob Young Jr, who
found in tho house, was placed In $500 bail for
good behavior.
While these cases were being disposed OF there wcro
least thousand people In and about the court
the middle OF Essex street, immediately opposite,
they could attend 10 to keep passage way clear for
cars ana pedestrians
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

n1rNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADB-Captains or officers
engaged foreign trade obscrv
ing the displacement removal Of buoys requested
TO the fact to the HERALD so that may be
brought publicly to tho attention of the proper authoos
letter addressed ITO tho editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton displaced buoys tho of their removal will
suffice observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
coasts Continent When they observed
on the coast European countries In the Mediterranean
1t that information be sent either by telegraph
or letter to tho office tho NEW YORK HERALD 10
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue do
rOpcra Paris Whcro the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed bennett ~ Fleet street, London" or
"Bcnuett 81 avenue do 'Oporn. Paris" Whore Of
the reach Of the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
m ay with reaching tho first convcn-
lent port This will be cabled frce ofcharge to
the HEnALp md published.
n5-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGIfT.-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use on board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning coors red rcd changing from one 20 the
other and be several miles distant
CAPTAINS of vessels upon seeing this signal will obge
by preparing any they have for the Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
pS-Persons DESTROYS with vessels arrv
ng New York do BY addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East River New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
SPOKEN.

Ship Bohemia of and from New York for San Francisco
Is days out, Juno "a, lat % N. Ion 81 W.
ship Trufant tBr from sagnen"y Bay for Melbourne
june ~, lat "a y. Ion "a w.
ship Oneida FROM Bombay for Havre June p lat ID 10
s, lon w.
Ship Tam o. shauter from Philadelphia Francis
co, Juno g lat II n Ion - W.
Ship st Nicholas Now York for San Francisco, June
II. Int II n. lou Al W.
Shin Adelaide Baker Br) bound $, June II. lat =. Ion
Ship Magma Chars r) from Liverpool for caliao. June
Bark Henry Li.chaeid from Now York Tor Adelaide,
&c Juno "a lat 2S n. lon 81 W.
BARK Jacob $ winsow. from Portland. Me- for Bucnos
Ayres. June 16. lat = n Ion % W.
Bark lteynad from Boston for San Francisco June 49,
mt 5 45 n, Ion - 10 W.
June 81 lat 80. Ion 81.
Bark Emma . scsmmel (Br). from New York for Bata
BARK Atalanta GER from Hamburg for New York. July
II. lat 40, Ion IL
Bark Edward waenerluud (ic) from Hamburg for Phil
ndephia, July 8, lat SO. Ion 10
Bark Lady Gertrude tn). from Now York for Bombay,
lark Gen Fsdheres Fr). from New York for Esnore,
BriyC q sweeny, from Havro for sydney, CIR, July g.
An American brig, bound s. showing private flag with
letters and II in il. Juno 1. lat so n. lon p 45W
The Southern Chief" from New York for San Francisco
june 3. lat - n. lon 81 W.
JRMB (Am shin, from Liverpool for Bombay July 8 lat
As "A n. lon Is or ".
SksG A e ship rS~ San Francisco for Queenstown
Francisco, May Is. lat 81 Os :. Ion 81 O3 W.
NSBR dark. from Lcth for Philadelphia. June II. Int
NBLW tbark) from New York tor Port Adelaide 80 days
QCJS German ship, from Brcmcn for New York. July
Is, lat 40 N. lon wv.
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GLIA1PSES.

Cincinnati Commercial: -'Thc strikes will not inn
prove III" subsidy business in Congress-"
Chicago Times :--''rhey have sowed the wind Tho
inevitable harvcs, ~ ripe. Lot them reap H."
The Philadelphia Bulletin says that 1.-THE newspapers
ef America have stood manfuy to their duty"
Louisville Couricr-Journol 1.-THE American work
ingman is not European Communist at heart"
louisville Courier Journal THE Philadelphia
Black Hussars Will hereafter white feather"
Chicago Times est Louis retains her position as
one horse town. They are evidently unable to Kill
any one down there"
Savannah Ners :--''Aaron Rcvll killed John seay
~ Meriwcthcr county. They were both colorcd, and
the slayer, who was only fifteen years Old, escaped.
Chicago Times ;-"Ii Gabriel was blowing MS trum-
pc, aud OF Valley Of Jchoshapbat were rising the
dead OF coun tless ages democrats would 0nd time W
AZ nm slate aud arrange 10 hold ONCE"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30

schr Robert Smith, Rieh lsnd, CT for New York.
Schr Geo Hayden. Greer. Connecticut River for New
York.
Schr @ Fell. Nick rson. Pswtucket for New York
George Edwin. Wilson. Northport for Now York.
Schr Mcrwin. Buncc. Cold Spring tor New York.
schr Mile Frank. Edwards, Port Jefferson for New
York.
scbr Braxos. Baker, Northport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer John Bramali I'D. Newnston. New YORK for
EewjH aven and Malta
sc'r vascelio r McCombsr. New York for 81 Andrews
NIB.
6chr Land Knowles. Was. New York for Boston
schr Oregon, Melville. New York for froyincetown
sehr Henry Cole. Kelsey. New YORK tor Providence.
Schr Anadir. Corwin, williamsburg for kiverhead.
Schr worthington, Fitch. Port johnson for Provi
dencc.
schr HawIey. Hubbard. Purt johnson for Provi-
dence.
Schr Zoo. Spears. Port johnson for Providence
Schr Liberty, Ball, Amboy for Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
BLAZING WIRES.
A FIRE IN THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF VALUABLE

A FIRE IN THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
oFFIcE-DRsrRUcrIoN OF VALUABLE
SWITCH.
About twenty minutes to six O'Clock last evening"
dcnse volume OF smoke was seen issuing from 'pe
windows the west side Of the sixth story Oh 'no
Western Union Telegraph Building on me corner
OF Dey street and broadway. Tho engines were
rushing from every direction within that nre
precinct 10 what, at ono tmc, was con-
sidered the commencement OF great COR
migration: but owing 10 good fortune and tho sensi
Bile precautions the company had provided. the first
wild flames werc soon extlngushed Tho cause Of the
fire was properly speaking neither tho result of acct
nor that the carelcssnoss OF person. II was
one OF those incidental circumstances IN the operation
OF great enterprise that imparls lesson OF export
once. For months the same wires had been laying
side by sde or strung near and crossing each other
In the performance Of their individual WORK without
Jar anything to indicate that there wire out OF
place, but suddenly sparks OF electricity united and
Of the woodwork OF which tho switch was con
structed. Fortunately the full force OF the tele-
graph operators were at work, and tho moment the
blaze discovered Mr. Kennedy, the superintendent
of the night hands, called every operator TO the hose
and stream OF water was instantly directed against
tho switch where tho ignition had taken place DO
fore Fire Department could got their hose up tho
stairs and put into operation the Are was under con-
troll.
Altogether the conaogrston could not have con-
tnucd moro than few minutes, probably not more
than ten at the utmost but the dryness OF
tho wood work Of the switch and the abundant
draft Of from open windows sent the flames
everywhere with great rapidity, and soon 600 wires
were twisted into every conceivable shape and rem
dercd utterly worthless for future use. The switch
dest roycd Is systematizcd combination Of all the
wires issuing from tho chief office part Of the
world, and It was looked at-after the hrccharred
and Dlackcned, thcre was something like sentiment
Of pity IL that experienced for all unfortunate
thing OF life.
Tho superintendent, right in tho midst OF the fire.
ordered the business tho tables TO DO gathered up
and Harlem wherc the great bulk OF tho work could
DO despatched.
Tho loss 10 the company in those few minutes will
amount TO about $50. 900 Tho business, with greater
labor necessarily will DO In iuil operation before noon
TODAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
AMERICAN PORTS.

BALTIMORE, July 2e,A Ar, ed seamsrs octorsrs.
B1ScKspoRT July 24-saied. brig Atlas. Gray. Gren.
BANGoE July 27mcl%s;;ssd bark s Elm, s2 Bach.
ny Hsdsdon
WIN Mo5riiI KELLY Al. .rn,.a .,hr Ano. p.,I.
CXiAis July 81 Cleared. bark Bessie Simpson, Brad
EAsTFosT 2hIa West 9Ssssy Ray 10th. brig
In Flagss Ucyo 18th schr ciytic Laughtou. from st
GEoRGETowN, SC, July 81 SAILED. schr. Jas Jones.
Row SpS s GG
..:s%.s S.S Az -ss sss at tho r''''
sailed stesmsr Andoa . bar. ., Christine tu'.
Coombs. New York
Hattie Perry, Chase do Hannah Willis, DOtridse Now
Jsy ;ss5s Esn,s ois
Also schrs Ho1ltoT Boydsch and Elisha Smith, Gard
aSeans o ss% sss LIS:y x:s
in pori-sehrs Minnesota, Ceombs, from Georgetown.
.rsS s s,e ssss.a Ne. Ssil Ss.
M~s ndGq u,y ssD rss c0 sssy: DC Game
New York for boston Eiis.do DO; John orn
SSs$i1SFGT#Gzy A sy 81 rs.s:pAs :.. x..
Harrisburg, WORTH Boston brig Hasss Pssses fstsss.
PURTLxND. Mo. July 2z--Arrived. sshn Addls Jordsn,
Leavitt baltimore; Idaho Jameson, New York Riehs
mOnd
Clcared-sshr Mahnska. Bunker. New York
PROVIDENCE. July 27-Arrived schrs 0ust God, South
Amboy; Sarah Wooster. BAbbidgc Port johnson; Sarah
Ale xies Grace, Elizabcthport for Pawtuckct.
Sniled-Schrs Nicholas Mehrhof Mehrhor Hackeusack.
Nj Elisha smith, Gardner South Amboy; Reading Rail-
road Az Clark, Port johnson; Quickstep. Hutchinson
Rondout; Chas Carroll, Denke, and Amon Bacon, San.
ford loboken: Monitor, Bowditch, and Phil sheridan,
Lnslcy New York: Eliza Jane Cleveland Vineyard Ha.
SAN FRANCISCO July 2l--Arrived, bark Dublin, Car.
ter SeaLcck -
Cleared Bark Lochinvsr (Brl, skely. Astoria.
Sailed arks OAK Ii Sullivan, Port Blakcy; Arks
wright, Sears, Port Gamble; Eureka Wallace, Humboldt.
SAVANNAH, July 20--Arrivcd steamer Gen Barnes,
Cheesnan Now York.
sALEM July 28-Arrived. schr Jachcn. Getchcl, Ron
dout.
27thArryed. schrs Nsrragansett, Shaw. and W May,
Davis Philadelphia; Moses Eddy, Warren. Rockand fol
New YORK.
WEXFORD, July 2s-saied schr John Manlove, Hal
Hmm ken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
FIRE AT EAST NEW YORK.

A Gro broke out about nnc O'Clock last night at
East New York, and, as the inferior appliances Of tho
Fire Department mako them unable to cope with any
considerable copnagration, assistance from Brooklyn
was telegraphcd for. The OF tho ire was a
row Of frame houses, three stories high Atlantic
avenue. near Wycgor street. The IRE was first dis
covered In Hopes match mandatory, which was in
nanmablc nature of the stock tho flames commun
Gated with rapidly TO the adjoining buildings. The
lower parts tho Other occupied
AMI the upper parts by numerous families. Chief
Engineer Thomas Nevns and engine compan .es Nos.
IL and II lent prompt response the summons for
assistance and by their timely arrival prevented a
largo destruction OF property. Jardines woss beer
brewery, adjoining tho frame houses. was also do
stroyod The total loss between S15 900 $50 000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ANTWERP, July 27-Arrivod. bnrk Wave King Br) Cor.
bett Baltimore.
Sailed 9th, ship Rhine tBr). Smith, New York.
ARcHANcEi. to July DISABLED. bark Emma G Bca
Bailey. Boston,
B,LsoA. July 2srrved brig Spray Bloom (Br) Ganion
New York.
ELzSoRE, July 27-Arrivcd, ship Savannah. Wood. New
Orleans for Reval; bark Fannie Mcclellan. Mcclellan
Reval for stockholm.
FALMOUTH. July 2s-Arrved, ships George Skoeid For
saith. Akyab; Lydia Skolfeld, Dunning. do.
HULL. July 29--Arrved. brig Nuevo Juana (Sp, Mart
inex, Wilmington, NC
HAMBURG July 27-Arrived brig Mclania Csp, Lsnds
Wilmington. NC.
Arrived 2sth bark Dufus (Br). Shaw, Baltimore.
HAvRE. July %. PM-Arrved. steamer Willie de Paris
(Fr), Durand New York Plymouth.
Hone KONG to July 2s-Arived. bark Quickstep Barna.
bee. San Francisco via Honolulu.
LUBEoK, July 27-Arrived bark Gen Faidherbe (pr,
Fraud. New York.
QUEENSTOWN. July 20 Arrived, steamer Pennsylvania
Harms, Philadelphia for Liverpool tand proceeded,
PLYMOUTH. July 29-Arrived, steamer Gelcrt UGer)
Barends Now York for Hamburg tand procecded).
RouEs, July 27-Arrvcd. bark Lizzie Curry (Br) Curry
New York
to July 29-Arrived, bark Bristol Fossett
New Orleans for Reveal.
sASrASDEn, July 27-Arrved. bark Samuel Welsh Spear
New York for Cadiz and Gloucester.
WHATEVER pup0pr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 20, 1877,
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wBIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

HEPoRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wBIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Germanic (Bp; Kennedy Liverpool July 10 and
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory Savannah July 70
Wy" se" msr Wyanose Goasn sch%oad City Point and
Norfolk with mdsc and passengers to tho od dominion
steamer Agnes. Smith, Philadelphia with Bogers
M,ar o wiIs Bremen ~ days. X. in na's S%s to
s lon So "Mq & M ss
1 Data ol s%i '"i.
lon 81 90 spoke vaor nor. from GOOo tor Ba'si
Brig cordeera. ,sp,. Fernandez havana II days. with
ci,. il days with coal :" j whitney Go.
s ss 2 10 M.Ss. days with
schr Hazard. Rowland Georsetown Sc. asys WIFI
na"s stores to Hanson Parker; vessel to h"r'ous
s,hr Mary LOUISE z.s G.ss:; Washington NC, days.
schr Robert centre iuize Powciis Point days, with
sicop II Forshay, drocn. EdontOn, No. 6 days with
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of Ftchpurg Springer. New Bedford for
senr ss%u Mitchell. shalee Ss for New York
schr Belle of she Bay. Emmens. Round Banks Ms. for
scnr Cocheco. Merrau RockpOrt for New YORK;,
scTr Richmond. Thompson, Rock,snd for New York
sehr linton Leonard Ualas Tor New Wy fork H. Sov York
sctr Veto. Thorndike. Thomason Ne, Tor New York
schr Actress, oSes Block Island Tor New forR WIN no
bbs mnckerel.
sclr Addc L Scavcy. Deebc Boston for New YORK
Schr IIazlctom Rogers, vinai Haven tor Aloany
sclr !, Harding. DAVIS. Nantucket Tor New hork-
Schr Illinois Wilson. Stonington. for New iork
schr Commodore Konrncy. Crosby, stoningson ot Now
York v-v.-r
schr Henry Clay. Oonkin, Fall River Tor VOW horh'
Scbr Foam, Coleman Fall River for New iork ~,
Reading Railroad No Az StncS providence TOT vow
York. . v..h
Schr Brninerd Spc ncer. rovdence ior yow iork.
sen, John brooks, Fox. New liavcn Tor New YORK
Schr Lille Ernctinc, Wells Gut ord. Ct Tor New fork
ychr Rappnhaniiock, Woods Saybrook tor New YORK.
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer. stamford tor Now crk.
Schr X A FORSYTH, Hobbic, stamford TOR New iork.
Sehr Salhe Burtou Buxlcy. Stamford fef &sv xasks
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fPEE STEAMER GERMANIc.l

2S-Passed,
QuEBrc. July 27-teared steamer Moravian for Liver
pool; bark Respite. for do.
fPEE STEAMER GEHMANIc.,
Avn, July is-Sailea, Nelson. Wilson. Quebec.
AnERpEEs, July ll-saicd Dunrobin Castle, Milne,
Quebec.
.ALBoac. July 11-Arrved. Catherine, Poulsep. Now
,ASTwEnr. July Iesailcd. Hermann Ludwig %. Grsve
New York; Maggie Chapman. Taylor. do.
AINxnlA July ii-saed. Germania Antonio. Bussanch,
BEIDcEwArrn, July io-saiIcd. Paragon Williams Que
BARROW. July l4-soiled; Baltic, wIlisburs. M!ramcn
Baltimore; 18th, Argo. Northport, NIB gone into Avon
knsroad 18TH Angie.s,ea from Quebec Island Home
Fssss aY.x s;ng
York; 18th francesca BertelotIo. AnleIa phIadephi"
nE JUN. JUN rsn Wess%ae
BoepnAuxsacd from rauiilac July 49, chiarina. Cor
SissssosI jug lsAr.iyss Espaas, Roses; New York
BAi4y!G june Arrived Iioldin. Jorgon, New York;
BArngnsT, wcA. June lsArryod, Warren Halet'.
CAnnirS July is"Hriysd Albion Fredcroksen Beau.
fort Mermaid, Coward Quebec.
oos%AY July y1 isArrived s. soss srdses qnehs
CARLscRoSA, to July 14-Arrived Fjelisled, Nielsen,
CRoSsrApr July I2-Arrived Christine. Ulrckssn Now
oASS July IL Arrived. Willie, Ame,o St John.
tie Nh for London 18th Del Grasa. from Quebec for do;
Sailed 18th. Antoco Accamc. Miramichi; Sea wing.
Quebec =. 49,. 49,,
Constantine. Crcctz. for New York.
on 18th. Exporter, Brooks, from Shields Tor Bombay.
DUBLIN. July I7-Arrivcd. volpni. New York.
Sailed 7th-Ada Barton. 81 Johns; Nordsernon. Que
bee; 18th. Numa. Baltimore. , ,,,,.,
DuScgvEss. July IL Passed up. Am ship HMJ H.
DUHKtRK, July f6-Saed. Cadet, Leighton, new YORK.
EAST DUxNoRE July 10 Passed, susan Gilmorc carver,
FLrrrwoop july i6-Arrived wandcrcr Sewel1 Quebec;
18th Norge Mathiesen, Miramlchi.
FALMOUTH July 15-On the Lizard, Nicolaus Berg from
LoucEsrER Iny i6--Arrivcd. Lindoa, Rostrup Coosaw
River: 18th. Morning star, kightsen New YORK; Iona.
Ivancich do 18Th Unity, Bullmcr. kichibncto .
GREAT YARMOUTH. July l3-Arnved' Dosetss' rsyne'
e;ARLIrsrowN July 1e-Arved. Henry Palmer Jackson,
Quebec. - r,.. ,,,,.. ,,.
trcal; 18th Cofinhtan s), Montre" io'h V"'"r"" V'
SAILED i7th Rising Star, Melmore, San Francisco.
Sailed from Bowling 18th. Eliza Ouiton, Tor 3ncboc.
t,RprSocK July l}-Arrivcd, Gienhnven, Forer, Que
bee; 1herese Hanson Rimonski: 18th, Lcapng Water,
Quepcc Charlotte Gladstone, do; iSth' oa'orn" 'S'
sailed i7th Fanny Tucker for Sydney CB 18th, Ed
ward varchwel Quebec: Madras Briggs do Ocean, Paul
SEM do; Hope, Cumming. do; frncess ALEXANDRIA, 40;
GAIwsS. July 1s--saicd, Barbara, for Mirsnicni.
GEEsrEsuSpR, July i4-sailcd, dormania' huvcr' NOW
GxrmKxpuRc. July il-Arrived, Herdin. Bsstrom, Now
York. -, -,
lano Bcvrout tand cleared for New York;.
irSoA. July 10 Arrived Rock. Wright, New YORK:
GAILy, June IO--Coared, Una. Maxwell. New YORK.
Sailed June o-king tcnnic; Bets On,c"ttn. a.
York: 10Th. j ason, Steou. New York -
A. Cork Light i7t Jsson, Seen, New York
Ter Ipswich, 4s aits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
FIRE IN BAXTER STREET.

fire broke out last evening in the two story frame
cottage occupied by Irena Levy clothing store
Damage, $40. The basemen, was occupied by Bernard
Golden as a shoe store. Damage to stock, $500. The
building was owned by Ernest Fisher, and was dam
aged $40 covered by insurance. The OF the ere
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