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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Mesmersm Spirituas. Historically and scientifically
considered being lectures delivered the London In-
stitution. BY William Carpenter. g. g. NJ. ID. Messrs.
ID. Appleton Co., Broadway, New York.
Samuel l5rohl ana Company. collection of foreign
authors No. H. Translated from tho French Of NJ Victor
CherDuroz Mcssrs. u. Appleton Co.. Broadway. New
York.
The Rev. Samuel Peters L. /. d.. General History of
Connecticut from its brst settlement urder George Fen
wick Its latest period OF ami with Great Britain prior
70 the Revolution. Messrs d. Appleton Co., Broadway,
New York.
Gods Word Mans Light aud Guide. A course of lee
ISOLATION BY Rev. Drs Taylor, Briggs Storrs. Crosby.
can Tract Society. No. $50 Nassau street, New YORK
Liquor Laws tho uAited states Prohibtoy, Liccusc,
Local Option Tax and Civil Damage Laws. National Tenn
perance Socety and Publication House, No. So Rcadc
street, New York.
Compendium Of tho Census of Massachusetts, 1875.
Prepared by Carroll Dwight Chief the Bureau OF tho
stastics OF Labor Albert j. Wright, State Printer No.
10 MIX street. Boston
Harpers Halt Hour Series q vols) Primer Of Greek
Literature. by Eugene Lawrence; Kate Cr0nns Dowry.
by AIRS Csshel iioey: Primer ot Latin Literature, bv
Eugene Lawrence. Mesrs Harper Brothers. New York.
school History OF Drecce. BY George y. Cox. VI. A..
Tiki fiv All Tribe Condita Lib l.. H.. XXI. ct XXII.
with by Charles AnthoI late Probe uf Greek
Columbia College. and by Hugh craig Trinity College.
Cambridge. Messrs. Harper Brothers, New ork
The Man Of the World; novel BY William Worth.
Messrs. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia.
The Saptaran Urgan OF the Medico lie gal Society
Monthly Magazine august. 1870 New York Office No.
81 and by Messrs. Truoner Co.. Nos. 81
ind - Iudgate iiill. London.
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CLEARED.

steamer Italy DID, Simpson, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Holland OBJ. ueay. London via Southampton
W j Hurst. :.
Steamer Caledonia OBJ. Allison. Bristol, E-Hcnderson
steamer Anchoria (B. Hedderwick, Gasgow-Hendcrson
steamer CITY Of Merida Reynolds Havana. Vera Cruz,
steamer City Houston, Stevens. Galveston via Key
steamer Aig,ers. Hawthorne New orcans-Boger Nor.
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. Now Osiesns-cisrk
Seaman.
- steamer san s"'vaoor' "'cAerSon' s"'shn""-"eo'se
steamer Charleston Lockwood Chareston-J W Quintsrd
steamer Fanits. Dosne. Wilmington and Morchsad City,
steamer Old Deminion, Walker Norfolk. City Point and
Steamer John Gibson Masinso Georgetown, DC, vs
Aiexnniris-J l. Roome. Jr
steamer A..hJssi,s yra%s, Hand
Bark Cavalier Saurio Polpiri dtal). caateAao. Anjer
BARK Alex Campbell. Bunker. London simpson. ciApp
Bark chiara dad canevars Cork or Falmouth for
Barr csmelio Itsp schiandno. Cork or Falmouth for
sorFvn !Ssrl Olsen. Qu'en'sOwn or Falmouth for
bark saturn Mob. Rodscth rrcdrckshavcn for orders
bark kefsor DAM. Grove, Copenhagen odense tDsn
BARK capar Nor. Syvsr'sen. E''inore for orders
E.rs Jenny SsT Grose b.mSsrs-yThs9ders enss. r.
Brig 4 Cove. Hodgman Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Brig Morning Light, Dill. Demernra-L W Arm
strong. ., .........
Beg Sarah SBrJ. Townsend. Cow Bay. CB--Psrkins
Jor
Brig swiftsure OBJ. McEachan Halifax. Ns-Perkius
Job.
sehr Southern Home (Br). Thomas. Pernsmbuco-penis
ton * Co.
schr Abby X Bentley, Mchsney. ksonvle-Bentley,
Glider ,lceve * Go.
Schr Nancy W Smith, Tooker, Brunswick. Gs-warren
Bay. ....
Schr Mcrwin. Pcarcc. Charicston-James Van Brunt
Schr Ella NJ PENCIL. Thompson, Mschas, Mc-Millcr
Hou hlon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
VIOLATIONS OF THE EXCISE.

number Of arrests were made last evening In the
over part Of the city Tor violation OF tho Excise law.
In the FIRST precinct the following were arrcsicd:-
Dlcdrich Gorgcoh. No II Old sip; Jonn @. wcbber.
So 81 Maiden lane; Ernest Weber No SO Nassau
itrect; Gugtuve Scbuck, No 81 Maiden lane; August
warmann, No. Il Nassau street; William Drechslcr,
No. 1e6 Maiden lane; H. Brown, No SO Nassau street:
Charles Messenger. No 95 Maiden .anc, ana ristIan
Kramer. No. l1J Pearl street. In the Filth precinct
the iollowing were arrested and locked up Tor the
night William Young No. 40 West Greenwich
street. Thee. Joost, No 453 Gcchwch street; John
Bower. No. 2IJ West street; Frederick Cook No 10
Hubert street; George Brown. No. $40 Canal street:
Henry Bride 80 100 Greenwich street, John Welt
No. 453 Washington street aud John Morriss7 No 81
Wait street. wo arrests for similar offence were
made III the Fourth precinct, namely, Samuel CAM,
M 52S Pearl street and rcgode Chaa No. q Ba xtcr
p,reet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
WHALEMEN,

Arrived at Panama July ~ bark Jrch Perry, Chase.
NIB With TO bbis sp oil.
Bark Rainbow Cogan OF Nh eore reported In ,he
tic had O6 bbs waru and $50 DO oil not before
ported.
In the Arctic prior July l. bark Three Brothe Owen.
NIB clean
Bark Matilda Sears, of Dartmouth. at New Bedford 10
being lifted tr whaling voyage IN the South Pacific
DC 10 sa the o this month under command OF
Capt Ues Bennett late hrst officer OF bark Mary susan
ofNB.
letter from RUSSELL Bay Of Islands. dated June -
ports sailed port 18th o. June ship Jas Arnod
no date Alaska Fisher. NIB, to cruise Touched at Nam
eauui NJ no date Triton Keith NIB with 400 bbls
sp oil shin Caliornia Bhghtman NIB with $50 bbis sp
Of aud $50 do VII oil The Alaska and California both
shipped wha.bone by the Lagoda. -
letter Capt KEITH OF bark Triton, OF NIB reports
her Mopganui June 81, with 800 bbs % oil ali tod
ad O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
SAILED,

Steamers Anchorin tBr. for Glasgow Italy CD Liver.
Urn Caledonia tBr). BRISTOL peloro Its do or Gao
dill Oder Ger Bremen; City Of Merida Havana City Of
leans Alder;; do: san salvador ssvsnnah; Charleston
ChRri rston; Fanta. Wilmington, Nc: Old Dominion,
Richmond &c; John ubson, Georgetown; Agnes. Phiia-
deipha ship Valparaiso San Francisco barks Lavinia
Cork or F.'moa:h: Giuseppe Gapurro d!a, do or 40;
Penarth Roads Pedro niso (Sp). Gibraltar; Chinioea
Nor bergen Li vignstBr). ilavre; NJ pune tNor
Esinore AnAstasia (Sp). Santandor briggs Vim Phipps
Nia,D uy cayes; plod tAus). Cork or Falmouth: Morn
Light Demerara; Neva (Rrl, Belfast schrs Carrie
Richardson, Oran tArica) Beacham. Sarah Potter.
Decatur Cakes James ODonobuc. Com Hopkins, Mary q
Arnold, and II } Adams
sailed. bsrks Lizne Ircdale Bp, for Liverpool
Yrkenhca d; Jenny (Ger). Bremen; schrs Merwin.
Charleston; Abby Bentley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnxRDExx. Aug s-Arrived. bark Neres tAuI. Luyh.
New York.
BARCELONA July 30-Arnved. bries Julio tsp). Tsxon-
era. Savannah; Nuevo CoDsrnico (sp). Baltimore.
CRossfADT. July 3l-Arnved bark Aistte Nor). KIND
sen. New York
CnxisriAxsrApr July 3i-Arrived. bark Masuus Lags-
boter Nor, sorensen. New York.
corsSHAcxS July 3l-Arrvod. brig Youngsters tBr).
GLASGOW. Aur 4-Arrived brig Akor CNor). Williamson.
Wilmington NC.
GorrxsSuRe. July 80 Arrived bark Bsrnoesand (sw,.
BJorling New York.
HAvRx, Aug 2-sailed ship Lovise tNor). Bull New Or.
leans; 4th st Laurent dr. Hende. Now York
Plymouth.
IPSWICH, Aug 3-ssied bark Frodsei (Nor), Norberg.
North America
IsLx or WIGHT. Aug s-Arrived bark Susan NJ Dudmsn
tBr). Corning Philadelphia for Bremen
LTvxmrooL Aug Arrived. steamer Circassian Obi.
Wylie, Baltimore via Halifax 4th, ship Belle OF Bath
whitmore Bath. Ne; bark August (Gor Laimcrs, Nor
folk.
Sailed ls steamers Spain IBID. Grace New York; 4th,
Minnesota (Br). Burweii. BOSTON
Lizard. Aug T. anon. steamer Australia tBr). Mont
xomery. Now York for London,
LErrn. Aug3-saflcd. bark CASTELAR, or) Lund, United
States.
MARsxrLIxs Ang 2--saicd. brig Maria Celeste dtsD.
Fcvola. New Orleans.
PLYMOUTH Aug 4-Arrived steamer Labrador Orb San.
glier New York for havre tand proceeded).
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 8. II PM-Arrivcd, steamer Russia
lBr). Cook. New York for liverpool (snd proceeded
REvAL. July 3i-Arrivsd, bark Thets DAM. Lebaw,
Philadelphia.
RorrERpAx. Aug 3-sailcd. Johanns tNor, Muller
Philadelphia
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug ARRIVED, steamer Daniel Stein
mann tBelg. Lschcre. New yorS for Antwerp taDd
edcd).
Sailed 3d. Yeddo Br). from HULL Boston
and New York.
VENICE July 5o-Arrived. bark Unione Qtap, Corrao,
Philadelphia.
WATERFORD. Aug 3-saed. bark Cattsrna Accame Ita)
Martini United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
SPUhEN.

Ship Lake Superior (sr. stewart from Liverpool for
Montreal. July -. lat ~, lon 81.
ship Julia BD Clarke. from Leth for Qubsc July IL.
lat AZ. ION 80.
Shin Andrew Levitt (Br. Mccormack. from Liverpool
for Quebec. July -. y3 miles " Of the Fastnot,
SHIN IN Ycu (Brl Honghton. from Barrow Tor Quebec
July 10. lat 10. lon 10.
Bark Nellie Guest I'm. MESSENGER from Hsvrs FOR
Bark Marco Polo ,ier). SchaGcr from 'remen tor New
york. July II. OF the Lizard.
Bark (r, Morris from Lancaster TOR quebec. July
~. lat 40. on q. 49,
BARK Finland ,Nor from - for Miramichi Jnly 20,
lat 40. Ion ~ 20
BARK Spence (Br) ti from New York Tor Calcutta.
June ~. lat ~ 10 N. Ion ~ BOW
Brig Virginia. Devefeaux from NeguAbo Tor New York,
Avg Q. OF the Capes Of Delaware.
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ss osgs .s S:'s nGss r e
EsSaio July ia Ion = i y: had fresh ~ wind:
ava ssin"s; Hp.ii ~ =: $. 6 70 = SPOKE ship
as q from mic Ssss:.s %
Dundee: june 5, eHcsps Of Good Hope bark Genoa az.
BARR censli dts sossss.. Hull via Delaware Break
Bsrk as,se i S iaekhsrt Copenhagen June IS in
gwh.a:y fs;ss.. ss sDsss Ess Rot:
ss .n% s Sss s
pss re' sa.'s aSs S w az
Al 90 lon IS bark Deviasr ,Bri Cardiff for Havana
ms ss's 10 Ii' Kc"p e. '~''5
Ba nermsu Patterson. san,snder 4s dsy' in ballast
Bna RoSerto e,ap. Asarta Messna May p. with mdss
White ae.qs N.rs.ss PR 4 s.y S,,, :'s
SSBars Agnes Campbell OH. which was anchored In
the lower bay. came up to tho city 4th. PM
ss-Bsrs Fnlda tGer which was anchored In shs lower
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer marlborough DO Fraser. sydney. Co. for Now
steamer Eionnssn. Johnson Portland Tor New YORK
Steamer city oi New Bedi"rh Fish, Nov BEDFORD Tor
steamer Tile Ewing. New London and Norwich for New
schr S 4 Nightingale unysrd Esstport for New York.
sehr Ale oakss; iIlsonry; Kocsl.nd for Sey York
sehr Patriot. Beeee. Nan.ness. for for New y yo,s
sehr Silvcsier .le, Coleman Tsan.on ioS New York
scnr Amos Briggs, Dunn. rrovidence Tor Now YORK.
Scr Saratoga. MIC erson, Providence tor New York
Schr Drift pilot boat. HUDSON New London Tor New
York. 80
schr Hattie Butler Carroll, Port land. CT, for New
scnr Uncle 200. Williams Portland, CT for New York.
Sehr Jessie Elizabeth Weaver New Haven for New
York
Schr George Rogers Bcebc. Norhport for New York.
scv Demory Gray Brewster. City Island for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Cen Whitney Halett. New Fork for Bostoi-
steame: Amos Barstow. kenney Sew York Tor ROW
denoe.
scbr James X Polk, Bucxley, New York Tor Westport.
Schr freeman, Earidre New YORK Tor Warren
schr Mary II Mnin. Ferris Sew York Tor warren
Sclr \ j Lindsay. kennedy. New York Tor Rockland.
schr Francis Conn, Talbot, New York for Machias.
s sa H. wis "yd hoSa New 3 Yor Sr Boston
schr County Tanner. Hyde. New YORK for Provi
dcnce. = .
schr John Fletcher Nickerson, New York for Provi-
dcnte.
schr John Randolph Parker, New York for Fall River.
schr Union. Leonard New York for New London.
schr spartci. Crossman, New York Tor Boston.
chr Renzi Hazard Hobokcn for Fail River.
schr Pavilion. isobinsou Hoboken for Fan River
Schr Warrington. Smith. Wcehawken for Salem.
Schr A Hammond Goldthwaite, Amboy for Bath.
scar q Boxer sawyer Amboy for Boston.
Schr Laura Hatch Kelsey, Amboy for Hartford.
sehr Brainerd, Fitch. Amboy Tor Providence.
Sohr susan Ross. HASKELL. Amb0y for Bangor.
sehr c sadler. Parker. Rondout for Wareham
sSr na nrsny urnsy Sr New haven
Schr Robin Hood, Baker PhiiadephiR TOR Bridgeport
schr Tempest. Parsons rhiiadelphia for New Haven.
schr storm. WARWICK. Philadelphia Tor Providence.
schr Ii smburs. Riley. PhiaoeiphiA tor Westerly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasers are informed
that By tsegrAphnx the HERALD London Buresu sd-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London" or TO the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropsra
Paris" the arrivals and from European and
Eastern Of American all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the same will be esbed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Aed-
srranssn ports viii ind the Paris ONCE the more sconom
cal and expeditions for telsgrHphng neva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
SUDDEN DEATH.

Victor Schroeder an engineer, twenty-sx years of
age, and resulting Mt No 50 Spring street, was taken
sick while at work III the engine room of No. 420
Broadway. He was found UNCONSCIOUS and suffering
from Gdema OF the lungs arising from kidney disease
OF long standing. He was taken to the Chambers
Street Hospital AT quarter TO two O'CLOCK and died In
fifteen minutes. Coroner Woltman notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
JERSEY CITY CHARITY HOSPITAL.

Al meeting OF tho Medical Board ofthc City Hospi'
tai in Jersey CITY, Police Commissioner Fowler
promised to secure permission from the Board OF r.
nance have some money transferred from the lamps
and light appropriation bridge over the time unIil
Dscem Der l. when the new levy would renew the
hospital Appropriation. There are sixty phuen'e ~
present IN the hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
A CARTMAN WANTED.

cartman employed by the Johns Manufacturing
Company, 100, oil Thirty ninth street, Williamsburg,
was intrusted with $500 yesterday to take IRON tho
compa ny's onlcc IN Maiden lane to tine mandatory
lie ana not rcacn there, however, and his horse and
truck we're found Third avenue, Brooklyn. The
money was Tor Tho payment OF the employees OF tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
OCEAN STEAMERS.

nrNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains officers
81 vessels engaged the coatng and foreign trade obscrv
the dspacc removal OF buoys requested
Communicate tho fact To the HERALD IL be
letter addressed ITO tho editor tho HERALD New York
city" giving accurately possible tho number aud posi-
ton dsp laced buoys the of their removal will
all observed along the Atlantic Pacific
COASTS the Continent When they arc observed
of European countries In the Mediterranean
IL IL requested that information be ehor by telegraph
the London office 81 tho NEw YORK HERALp 46
Fleet street London. to the Paris Office 81 Avenne do
rOp.ra Paris Whcr, the telegraph Is USED dispatches
may he addressed Bennett A. Fleet street, London or
Bennett 81 Avenue dc ropera Paris" Where cases Of
he reach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa capt aims
communc ate with reaching the Grst
port This information will be cabed Tree or charge to
.he HERALD and published
pS-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT he New YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht showing wnile
burning the cors red green changing from one TO
and I've several miles distant
Captains of Vessels upon seeing this sigma will obge NJ
by preparing any marine ey may Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
Persons DESTROYS Of with vessels arrv
Ing New York do by addressing TO such vessels
caro- Of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East Rivor New
Letters received all parts of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
LOCAL TArISTICS.

Tho arrests by The police last week numbered 2,O05-
The Board of EXCISE received during the week
S23, los and 445 applications for licenses.
The Register Of vital statistics reported Tor the
week sos births $50 deaths, $50 marriages and AZ still
births This increase OF births and 70 marri-
ages and decrease OF 81 deaths ana stlbirths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
GEORGE w. MATSELL'S ESTATE.

Mrs Ellen II. MatseIl. widow of the late Police Com
missioner. George W. MatselI appedto the Surrogate
yesterday Tor letters OF The personal
estate Of her htc husband Tho personal left by
Mr.. Mase amounted to 5000 He lett real estate to
the value OF about $150000 but having died Interstate
this property will be divided asHhe law directs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
THE RUSLAND WRECK.

The heavy sea of Wednesday last consequent on
the previous storm prevailing, did fearful execution to
the Rusand, steamer wrecked of the coast in the
spring. A score Of wreckcrs have boon working
the sunken vessel and the beach is strewn with rem
nants OF the wreck great deal OF tho DRIFT wood
found its way into the mouth OF Grecn's Pond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
STREET ELOQUENCE.

A conference VAS hold yesterday between the Police
Commissioners and Mayor Ely in regard TO the grant
ing Of licences to persons to preach n the Streets
There have been definite Instructions issued to tho
police in ihis matter, and the counsel to tue Police
Board Mr Charles f. Macean, was requested TO pre-
pare opinion the subject to be submitted the
Board AT It's meeting on Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
BOY AND HIS PISTOL AGAIN.

While Adam seIlg, boy fourteen years old, was
playing with pistol in tho yard OF No. 76 Greenwich
succ Friday evening, 1t was accidentally discharged
and the bail struck III "a Wells, little girl Twelve
years OF age, eutcr0g her head behind the rgnt
and passing out at tho temple. Young Scg was ar
rested and brought yesterday before Justice Wande,
who committed him 70 await the result Of the Injuries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
THE ATLANTIC CITY MURDER.

The testimony taken by the Coroner in the case OF
John Wolf, VINO shot and killed by John Kuehner
on Friday on Loudon avenue, Atlantic CITY, showed
clearly that Wolf hal Lterfcred between kuchncr ana
bis wife while they QUAR- Hing and was murdered
Ia the frncas The prisoner was committed 10 tho
County jail to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
ILMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG 4, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHirE>ToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
city Of Berlin ,Br Kennedy Liverpool July 20
and Queenstown 2fh. With mdse aud passengers TO j
Dale
Stcsmcr Cleopatra. Bulkcy - Jsro July 81 Cienfreros
oath and Nassau 3st with mdse aud passengers Muir
ray Ferris 4 Co.
Steamer Gulf stream. Croweli. Charleston IS nours with
mdse and ~ passengers James QuintsrS Co I'd
strong entire passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
THE HERALD SHIP NEWS.

~ rnx EDITOR OF rux HERALD
wish to express my thanks for The valuc Of your
shipping reports some two months ago M sailed
Tor ietnnt european port IN transient nserehsnl-
nsr and the morning after her arrival we baye your
sDs report oil the fact, that We nave udings OF
mice ~ NJ :"
1871.
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READY TO REFORM.

Thrty-three young women, OF ages varying rom
fifteen twenty stood before Justice Duny yes
terday In the Harlem Police Court They expressed
dcsro reform and lead now life. HIS Honor sent
the party 10 the House oil the Good Shepherd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
NOT TO BE COMPOUNDED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Having been shown an article IN your paper Of this
week regarding controversy In which one John Post
Is mentioned, wish TO say that l am not the Inter
ested individual. JOHN POST,
No. 162 West Twenty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
SHOT BY AN UNKNOWN MAN.

Henry McGrath, aged twenty-five years, was shot
esry Yesterday morning In the arm while passing
through Roosevelt street. near Dover, by unknown
mau The wound was serious one. McGrath was
sent to the hospital IN Chambers street. o Is said TO
have been a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
RUNAWAY IN NEW ARK.

In Newark yesterday, while jesse, son OF Charles
McClintosh, of Chadwick avenue was driving MS
horse ran away. At tho corner OF High and New
streets the carriage upset. The youngstcr sus
taned broken arm and other serious injuries, and
the carriage was completely demolished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
THE CARVING KNIFE.

Della Cam OF No. 1872 East ll,h street, during an
alteration a, her residence with John Conner, resld-
ing next door, was severely wounded on the left arm
with carving knife Connor was arrested and the
woman was sent to Bellevue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
BRooKLYN LIQUOR DEALERS.

There are TO be large number OF cases against
hquor dealers tried IN the Brooklyn CITY Court this
fall The charges mostly made by women whose
husbands IL is cIamcd have been led TO drunkenness
BIZ them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST l87-QUADRUPLE

Brig Chas Hoard (Br). Wallace, from Areceo for New
YORK. Aug g. on the Capes If Delaware
schr Gov Goodman Of Portsmouth, no date. on drsnd
Banks-ail we'll
land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
GEORGE CANNING.

George Canning, aged scventy-sevcn years, promi-
ncnt citizen Of the town OF Hamp.onburg, Orange
county " ", found Friday sitting upright In
his carriage, dead, evidently from an attack OF apo
plexy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
DROPPED DEAD.

Charles Traub, tho proprietor ofthe Bowery Garen,
No. 1l3 Bowcry dropped dead front OF his place,
yesterday morning, at ten O'Clock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-11
Good All Bad Marketing.

In ali article on commercial marketing
trustworthy writer states that he saw
Hale's early peach in the market selling
at 40 cents PSF box at the same time
that another lot, sent about the same
distance, was bringing Sl.65 per box.
This remarkable difference was made
by careless growth and handling in one
case, and by careful gathering, assort-
ing, packing and good management in
the other. He also stated that when in
Colorado he found that apple dealers
preferred buying apples in Michigan to
purchasing nearer home, from the single
fact that the former were so well assC IT.
ed and packed that they could he sent
to their customers without repacking.
The same thing NAV be observed in
any market, and yet there are many
shippers who will persist not only in
packing their fruit aud other produce
badly. but dishonesty, BIZ "veneering"
the crates. or topping off" the barrels
with good specimens and filing the CEN
tie with poor ones. This NAV succeed
once, but never the second time, and
ruins the reputation OF the shipper as
well as the dealer who winks at it.--N.
Y. Times.