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LADIES' GOATS AND NnI.NANS
l,ANlES, COATS AND nOLNANS
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LSnlES' COATS AND n0l4NANS
LANES, COAH AND NLNANS
LANlKS COATS AND NlsNNNS
IANrlS COATS AND NLNANS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.

ADMIRAL BoUrAKoFF VISITS THE STEAMBOAT
LANA.
At haf-past one yesterday afternoon Admiral Bouta-
kon. Flag Lieutenant Prince StcherDaton. Lieu.
tenant Kruger, Sub-Lieutenants Wladiknie, Bey.
ron and Schekounon. Ensign Thiee and several other
officers OF tho flagship Svetlana, embarked on board
tho Admiral's barge, which was in command OF En-
sign Prince Bariainsky. wero rowed down the North
River to tho new steamboat Massacn usetts, OF the
Providence aud Stoning,on Steamship Company's line
At pier -. The visiting officers received board
the steamboat, on the mainmast OF whicn the
Russian ensign was flying IN honor OF thoir
y VISIT, BY Captain Baesock, President OF tho
commanding o1iccr. The Admiral and other officers
were shown over the steamboat and were anerward
entertained ut lunch in the dining cabin. Several
officers OF the United States flagship Minnesota
on board by invitation and joined the dsting uished
party ut luncheon Between Two ana three O'Clock
Tho Admiral and the accompanying officers lett tho
Massachusetts In tho barge, ana were rowed up the
river to the Svetlanu.
Captain HIS Imperial Highness the Grand Dukc
Alexis came on shore from his ship at about one
city. SublieutenanL HIS Imperial ghncss the Grand
Duke Constantine, being oacer or the guard. remained
on board all day.
vxspERs.
A. six O'Clock the Saturday celebration OF the yes
pers service Of The Russian Lhurcn wus held on the
gun deck Of the frigatc Father Pahomc oficated,
assisted ny the choir OF sailors Among those present
were Captain NovossilsKy, Sub-Iieutenant HIS I'm
peral Highness the Grand Duke ConstantIn and En-
sign Prince Bariatnsky. The service ended u iew
minutes before seven O'clock ana shortly The Russian
ensign was hauled down from the gait The band
played salute as the flag down, the sunset gun
echoed along the shore, and then, while ali the
played prayer, the reports o! the day were made
and tho days duties were over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALLAo. April i4In port. ships city Camp (Brl. Clark
disg; John Bryce Morse DO; Maritime Union tirl. san
(Brl Deap southern deposits to load for Ham
Roads Mathidc Octaye tBr PeletoD Tor Chinchns and
Manrtus; North Star Br Roberts. disg; Blanchard.
Caatered Ships Pau! Revere. from southern deposits
for United Kingdom Continent Grace Tor do. to
load FOR Hampton Roads Tor ordrrs.
CAPS HAyrIES. April 2l-Arrived schr Wardwc. Bern.
FALMOUTH. q. April 2i-Arrived brig A Horsey (Br,
CcG drom Aracaju,, ordered 10 Greenoek
Win Lesvitt tBr. Grifths; Resouto Nickeis, aud Gov
Tiley arr, Humphreys. ldg.
sacd previous 10 March 81, ship Laurens. SNOW Eu.
HAvAsA. May 5-Arrived. steamer Clyde, Kelly. New
York. .
HALrvAx, May 3-Arrived. brig George Halls, Liver
pool .,,, 49,, -,
IquIoUK. March 3n port barks River Clyde tBrl. Me-
Kcnzie Tor lhiladcphia Anna precht tGer Mnier Tor
Cordova ,Br) iof United States.
MoSrayAL. May 2--Arrived steamer Sardinan. Duton.
Noarm SYDNEY. May s-saIled. bark + Cam, Hcaney.
Robinson, Smith; Prince Leopold Orr; Cochran; Uncle
Toby, Woodsde; Jeremiah Thompson, HadIey. sar
Troop 1Br, Crocker aud Prince Eugene. Gekn dg tnrss
Midas tBrj, Campbell; Georgc Treat. Carver; Chap.
Ieicn Marion ,Brj. Mundy. do; sargent Lsgh,on and
Shamrock Pnnno. do; sarmiento, Godfrey. AID Edith
prsrA pr Loeos March al In port ships Austmna(
Ges. Tor Hampton Roads; Wesheld OR. Leavit for
risAauA. March 2G--sailed, ship Magellan johnson.
Poar 40 PniSck. April l4-snlcd, bark Trait d. Union
QuxnEc. May B ,rived. steamers Quebec Thctrc iiv.
erpyo; Lake Meganc. Bs,tcrsoy do ships 30 siilr'
Mckenzie Grcenock Challenge wilson, do bak huksn
(Nori. Andre asen. Chrisansnnd. - 49,
Also Sd, ships Eldorado, Cockcr. Hull; Acme,
VA March g. In port barks Lima (0er schwsi
ehall tor Boatons ukr Ains- Nsichar. Tor GhAnnsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK EucxSrA sp,. from Havana for Doboy L reported
Glars.
BARK MxNLo (Br), from Glasgow for Pictou, before
ported ashore Achat MADAM Island, came Oh and
anchored as Port Hawkesbury all right.
Sour Il + Racket Bergman. from Mira9oane for New
York via Jerenio. wrecked at the latter port In
hurricane April II: vessel and total loss;
saved.
ScmR JOANNA Doughty Doughty from Baltimore for
Galveston which ashore Eanama Banks and sub
Off assisted 0 by wreck
ers who were receive 5000 for their services.
scHa SEA Eyxrm OF Providence, It's TONS but at Mid
dIetown CT in 1855. Providence, has been sold
Cant John OF Gardiner Me- private terms.
She will hereafter hall Gardiner under command OF
Capt Landerken.
scHR GEO PEABODY. McCahan. from Richmond. "a be-
ashore In the lower rbor OF Cardcna has
been gotten oil and arrived vt destination She will be
hove out
BALrxokx, May 8 Bark Widen no. At this port. is
offered for sale She is owned by james trd 90. OF
New who dispong Of their sailing Hest with the
view OF investing extensively in steam propelled ves
sells.
HALIFAX, May 5-Luke Doucet arrived here TO-DAY and
that he shipped Pubnc0 the American fishing
and proceeded to Bay OF Islands NJ where
vessel wrecked In gale 10 days aud all were
lost "a himself and another.
James Lynch and Edward BrHmnn were lost from FISH,
Ing schooner on Wednesd NY at Lainbro Banks
VINEYARD HAVEN, May 4-Schr w II Boardman. from
Philadelphia Portland has lost ainbooni and stopped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
CLEARED.

Steamer Mosc Ger. Neynaber. Bremen via southamp
steamer Rio Grande, Bolger. Hsvana-James Ward
steamer cItyof Houston, EIdrdge, Galveston via Key
steamer New YORK. Quick. New orIsans-Bogar Nor
steamer Knickerbocker. KsmDe. New orleans-clsrk 4
Steamer San Jacinto. Hazard. sayannah-0eo yonge
steamer city Of Atlanta. Woodruff. charesron-Ja as W
Steamer Bensfse.or. Jones' Wilmington and Morshead
steamer Old DOMINION. Walker Norfolk City Point and
.' steamer Knight Sssiaso asersssown. DE- l
SseamsrJ W Garret.. Foster Baltimore-wm Dalxei,
steamer Anthracite. Grunicv. rhiisdeD hiaJas Hand
steamer Ellie Knight, McCeery. Phadelphia-Bogart
steamer yranscna: Bragg rortl.namJ An S;;..
Snip Leander tBr). knight, ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Willis
Ship punrobin tBr, Harris Bristol E-snow 4 Burgess
snip II Morris tBr). Norris Bremen-J Whitney
BARK Enba (Sor). sorcnson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
Bark Pontoppdan dam, Petersen Cork or Falmouth
for orders-Funch, Ed2e 20. 49, -
Bark Rance rj. Greien. Cork for orders-Edmund I'M
Barx Lima schwoon GER, Wagner. Bremen-Funcb. Edge
Bark Helene Ger: Hashasen. Autwcrp-J 4 PAUL..
Co.
BARK ytora dsan. De MARITIME. Trieste -Lauro Storey
brig Mary Leighton, Leighton. corunna tspain'--J
Brig concexiono immaculate dtaD. stinza Gibraltar tor
brig Thomas Tunuli, Bates Port Spain tTrnidad)-L
Brig Louisa Price dIayt Brown Port an prnce-R Muir
ray. Jr
Schr VIM Gard. Foss Miragoane-Thackray Co.
Schr 4 De Hart. Fsrnham, Aux Cnyes-A Sones q
Co.
Schr Isaac Oliver, Pannell. Aux Cayes-A Nones Co.
Schr Right Away Crossiey, BaracoH-B Weinberg Co.
schr Hastings Chase. Green Turtle Cay-B WEINBERG
Co.
Schr sarah w Hunt, McFsdden Harbor Island-B Wen.
berg & 20.
schr speedwel. Rhoades. Governors Iiarbor-B Wen
berg 4 Co.
schr Tam o shanter, Zeluf. Nassau. NP-B Weinberg
4 Co
schr Annie w Collins Hardcaste, Key west-Benner 4
Pinkney.
schr Anna z Moore Eidridge, Richmond. va-James A
Van Brunt.
Schr Moonlight. Lennon. Batinore--slaght 4 Petty.
Schr II s BRIDGES, Landick, Perth Amboy-Jed Frye
Co.
schr J Collins, Townsend, Philadelphia verton
Hawkins.
Schr Viola May. Over. Pembroke Mc-Jcd Frye 4 Co.
Schr Ellie Kemp, Kemp Weheet--M Master.
Schr Hero. Baker. Salem-Willis Il Ropes
Sloop Union, Nelson south Amb0y-W Thompson.
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PLYMoUTH's okGANIsT MISSING.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF mr.. BROWN,
THE NEWLY APPOINTED oRGANIsT.
1t TRANSFERRED at late hour last night that the newly
appointed organist OF Plymouth Church. Mr. Henry Eyre
Brown, has mysteriousiy disappeared under peculiar
circumstances, though the case not reported to
the police. From the statement Of q prominet mem
Der OF the choir OF that church appears that FRI
day morning Mr. Brown lett residence In Hicks
street. Brooklyn, in good health and in
cheerful spirits for the purpose OF transacting
have not HIM. II was found upon inquiry. how
ever, that Mr. Brown called At the organ nuacory
OF Odell, 10 this city, where he cashed check
bank for large amount Hc was TO have attended u
rehearsal NJ Plymouth Church on Friday evening, and
had also engagements 10 give lessons music TO
pupils, which he tailed to Co The information
withheld by the friends OF Mr. Brown I'LL ten O'Clock
last night IN hope OF his return He IS OF very
temperate and absemious habits, and is widely known
and respected For i've years ho presided at the or
gan in Rev. DR.. 1yDgs church, and from ihore went
TO Rev. DR.. Buddington's congregational church,,
Clinton avenue, Brooklyn Tho missing organist IS
about lvo toe six inches in height weighs $50 pounds,
OF dark complexion, has dark eyes and black
moustache Financially he IS represented being
comfortably circumsanced. His family tear that he
has fallen victim TO foul play, as thoy are unable to
assign any other Tor his protrnctcd absence
under such circumstances Mr.. Brown was TO have
presided at the services AT Plymouth church to-day
place OF Professor Cohn Zuncel, retired.
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The Rev. 0lof Gustaf Hcdstrom, connected with the
scandinavian Floating Bethel In this city past
thirty years. dod yesterday at the residence OF rs
seventy fourth year Of his agc. The deceased, who
was beloved by Thousands OF Swedish. Danish Nor
wegian sailors who had received his ministrations
while In this port. was born Colmar, Sweden,
the nth OF May, 1903 Ills athcr n corporal In
the army OF Gusiavus Adophus w., who only
able TO give him common school education. About
1927 Oloi obtained the position of petty officer
old Swedish man-oi-war, which was sold TO south
American Republic and delivered In this city. All
the wages Hcdstrom received alter leaving tue vessel
stolen from him IN sailors boarding house.
subsequently he worked us Journcyman tailor, then
became a foreman Ia u clothing store, and finally
started business tor himself Ms clothing dealer
Wlett street. while thus engaged he and his wife
attended the Methodist Church, IN tho same street,
iatncr. III sweden aud cndeavorcd him. his
mother and other relatives from the Lutheran
Methodist Church Through his Efforts later years
the Amer ican Methodist Conference held its annual
sessions stockholm. Returning to the United
States Hedstroni became nncran; Methodist
preacher, and was for years circuit.
After completing his circuit labors he Obtained tho
hull OF old barge and opened the Heating Bethel be-
tween Carlisle Rector streets N the North RIVER.
Tor scandinavian sailors. Here ho labofcd Tor thirty
years among the sailors, aud also ~ gong on board
scandinavian vessels ale also established many
branch missions HIS sermons were simple but very
powcrfu and he universally beloved tor his good
ness lilo also Helped 10 build the Swedish Church IN
Dean street, near FIatbusn avenue, Brooklyn. FOR
Two years past no had resided with his SOU, who
fortunate question OF rent, transferred Har-
rison street, Brooklyn.
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OBITUARY.
MIS-. ROSA BRADY, cEN~ENARrAN.

MES ROSA BRADY, CEN~ENARIAN.
Mrs. Rosa Brady, who died at tho residence Of her
Goa, No 52s West Twenty-cghth street, on the even.
,na OF Friday last, born tho county OF Cavau
Ireland In year IVA making her 1903 years old at
the time OF her death. During the early part OF
her lilo she resided in the parish OF Lavvey, IN
the above named county AZ the ago OF twenty
she married Patrick Brady, by whom she had
several children, three Of whom still sur
III lS45 aud Ia 1852 succeeded ia inducing her
them her husband having died In the interval Since
that she has continued TO reside This city,
where goodly family has grown up around her. She
leaves tnrcc sons, thirteen grandchildren and hive
great -grandchdren During tho last four or i've years
the old lady had reapsed into "A OF second child
hood but previously to that she used to her
friends WIN "reminiscences of tho revolutionary ut
te,npts in Ireland during 1898 and lS48.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC SorEs.

Booths Theatre Will TO opened by Ncssrs. Rignod,
Tillotson & Brown next week.
The Madrgal Boys and Cee Club win give concert
this evening ut the Grand opera House.
Barley Campbell has written u new Irsn drama Tor
Colonel shie Henderson, who will produce u In the
fa.
Miss Mary Wainwright has been engaged to play
Juliet at Booths Theatre with Mr. George Rgnod thus
month
Nine. Murlo-Ce.l's annual operate entertainment
will tic given the Lycoum Theatre Monday evening"
May IL.
The amusing entertainments which arc given by Mr.
Heller at hts Wonder Theatre viii close with the
month
Mcssrs. Shook Palmer have offered gratu.tousy
the use OF the Cnon Square Theatre for tho testImo
NAL benefit 70 Mrs J. H. Hackett
.rhe Princess Royal Will be acted this week At tho
Grand Opera House, with Miss Fanny Davenport, Mr..
Cognlan and most oil the original cast
Miss Julia Aine Palmer viii sing with Mr. James
pcnkcs, at tho benefit Of Mr. Tssiugton the Union
sannre Theatre, on Thursday afternoon.
..Quits - now comedy by Miss .. Glider, Will be
proauccd for tho irst time ut tho Chestnut Street
Theatre, PIN ladcphia, tomorrow night
TIE New American Museum Will have n new pro-
,ramme this week. Among tho curiosities are tho
London Marioucttcs, the Fecjecs and the Indiana
..lhe GtIded Age" has been popular Of course, Mt
he Park and Colonel sellers IN Tho person OF John
has had q hearty welcome TO the scene Of
is fret success
nearly ali OF the nov tanks Of The Asuarinm ara
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

CApiz, April 3o-Saied. bark Kalalis Brown Boston.
CAnru AoxxA, April 3o-saed, bark Guilio UtaD, Ro-
mano New York.
ELsrsoRE May I-Arrived. bark Dagny tNoE Frock.
Baltimore.
GESoA. May ARRIVED. bsrks Marietta Uta), Bava
Mobile: Sd. svalen tNor). Boo. Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR. April 2sSailed bark Anto limo LaNasa utsD
La Nasa Philadelphia; brig Laura Virginia al) vicsr
Boston both from Palerno,.
HAxBuRG, May 3-saied, bark Bjorsvin tNor), Olsen
New York.
LIVERPOOL May 5-Arrivsd steamer Thaes (Br) Taylor
New via Norfolk chad heavy weather and lost
boat bark Kate Sanction (Br,. Carver. Savannah
LONDON. May 5-Cleared ship Martha (Nor,, Zachsria-
sen. New York.
LISBON. Aprii 2s-Arrivsd, schr W Ill., Higgins Bos-
ton.
MALAGA April 2sSailed. bark Abby Bacon Merrill. New
York.
Nxw Ross. May s-saiied, bark Unions dtaD. Acardi.
United States.
PALERMO. May 5-Sailed steamer Alexandra tBr) Nc
Kay. New York.
QugKSsrowS. May 4-Arrived. bark Prince Amsdeo do
Savola ItaD, Busetto New York.
Also arrived 4th midnight, steamers Bothna 3D. Nc
Mickan. New York for Liverpool; 5th, An Wisconsin
(Br,. Forsyth. do for do tand both proceeded.
SASrASpKR. May ARRIVED brig john Ivcs tBr), Nc
kcnxie. New York.
YARMOUTH May Put In short Of provisions bark Hda
tNor), osmundsen, from New Orleans for Bremen.
LONDON May 5-Steamer Wisconsin tnr. Forsyth. from
New York for Liverpool, which arrived NJ Queenstown to-
day reports that the I'D inst. In lat ST. Ion H. she
passed 3mastcd steamer. proceeding eastward slowly
with lights burning This amer may be the City Of
Brussels the lnnan line overdue from Now York.