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New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

Phelps sgt. Maxweil.-vacatei. Lane agt Lane.-rhs
referee proceed with all convenient speed
TIE amount per week indicated argument will be allowed
st Patrick Mutual Alliance Assoc alton agt OCoaDehAt
$50 70 appear evidence to Do taken before Morgan
DAYTON, ST. AZ fefeIes gYt7r ag Tor re-
cate order er nteS Van Alien sgt sampso Melton grant
ed Fry Ruthmann. In the matter 0i the loTkytle
ny TSsos D1nos,.s-TorIs ast. Jswsts osc.-MouOa do
MED with COSTS
Superior Court pociol IerNa-Bv Judge Van Worst
Way agt graoted and reoi OF referee
pany ag McUooi ct alAppllcscn bT referee and ox,ra
owanee granted Thomson et al Va Tho Bank Of btifsh
1s nn arnd,r ~ ags @ 1S sopay I october Feoa aet Va
vn Sh'n'ai '"s = A.,
ay Harper; friedrnhet agt ofenDefy NO Di same
agt same NO. 2)-Oraers granted
Common Pieas->pec;ai Term by Judge j. /. Daily
Taylor agt Tay motion to dismiss acton etc ranied
with $40 defendant. smith agf smith. mo0u di.
missed With 80 costs 70 plaintiff attorney n ,ee matter q
Wesenbeck orger grane Nordburger agG Hone approved
In the matter Of Bode, approved
Marine Court Chambrs-By Judge Sheridan
Jones JounngsM0tiOn to dismiss complaint aIG Tor
Judgment granted. Breyoort agt Rk rhotoa cenet gh
$40 costs ag,. Wolf approved Rothschd AZ.
waker, Miller agf. Flesh SrcC4inn sp Mayer: Meyer
sgt g,aote A Ees9n ssi; i9a b19S o. las
KOehltr; McCrcady agt. 1homps0ni Miller agt lAwy1i
Heronz agt; Pertrow'd Qodsirh Az Saas Go'd.en
agt. porirowsh KlOtz agt Rouirnbeigi Dnw ag Ircei
b. Chfcf Jlfes Sisa-wyatt agt Rehabilitation made
trial for al denied and per cent
anec allowed plaintiff
Court Of General Sessoas-Pat by Sutherland
J-John Arthur Peter GOODWIN ana Engeo. 9e'Tiy bur
Henry +. Boshe, aud Patrick sullivan idonus assault and
goods; Wnnam n. Grail, assauit and battery
dom Cora Nouus and Alexander Yrung robbery James
~iiRht, forgery uOur casesl
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

f. S. Winston, President of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company stated 10 n TRIBUNE reporter re-
Gently that he had received letter nom gentleman IN
California who writes that the press Of that State had
scverey criticised the account Of the condition Of the
Chinese ana IIoodlums" furnished TIE TRIBUNE by
Mr. Winston TIE writer states tnat the Chinese have
many trends but that they do not dare express them
selves publicly tine lawioss element restius al favor
abl. comment. Up says: "OW newspapers are con-
ducted upon prncpis that oppfcss the weak with no
KIND word for the scrSlc class keeping up continual
n AIDE of abuse against the CIn'sc caI.e they aie
here" lie writes that white lauu ircsscs demand for
washing and ironing - 80 day, while the hinerc aun
dries perform he WORK for family oil hNe Tor 81.
As 10 honesty, he thai the Cbluese make II pOut
tn pay cir debts. and that losses m this direction are
very rare. lie thar the prejudice tins
class strong that word III their favor their
plogmcnt in echanca branches renders life ana prop
erty unsafe. from tie attacks by the HnOdluns who
viii neither work themselves nor permit the Chinese TO
be employed. Ia concluding long letter be fully ap
proves all that hT. WINSTON has said Oh The subject.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
STEAMSHIPS 10 VENEZUELA.

Anew line of steamships viii be placed upon
the route between this port and Venezuela early next
MONTH There will be vessels. Of 200 tons and
another Of LOO tons. Departures will be made from
New-Yors every seventeen days. The government of
the Republic of Venezuela through President Acanarg,
will extend unusual facilities 60 TIE enterprise 1ho
steamers will stop ST. Thomas. Il. john and Ponce
ana at la Guayra Porto CaDrllo. The steamers viii
and wIl carry the mails. A subsidy - 900 month,
pavaple from of tIc Government, has been
granted thc line by President Acntara. Ii has also
brru drciden by that Government open the port -
Maracaibo 20 general Onmerce on Janlary l. 1873.
4 nc rxuOrs from Venezuela 10 this country have i'll
creased from about ~ ,5O0.0O0, In 1870, 10 nearly
SO 900 600 IN 1876 The imports from TINS country IN
1876 were about s. 100000 Hitherto the trade has
been carried principally in sailing vcsstH Under the
liberal puicA Of the President, general amnesty 10
All refugee, ron foeign Intres has been proclaimed.
The freedom press restored, and religious persecu
ts.n uIo
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
ROOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.

A large sale OF boots and shoes was held
yesterday at the auction foom of A. = Richards Co..
Noe 80 and I'll Readest This sale the second large
altering of the season. There large Attendance Of
byer- from the Hudson River towns from NrwJer2ey,
and from Pennsylvania towns aud villages aud many
retail dealers OF this city present The sale began
Al 1880 A. H., and continued until p The bidding
was spirited. The goods were sold Tor cash, aud the
ealr part OF tho lots bought by Out-Ofown buy
es Although all tie gO' DIS SOLD we'll TIE greatest c
delnaua for heavy boots ana rubber goods During
Inc latter part OF the sale the buyer began 10 drop on
and the competition was nucn less bfihk. Se@ern lots
OF lasts diea and tools used IN soe shops failed to bring
ont A bd ana a Howe Shoe sewing Mac hinc equally
unfortunate bur, WHOLE the sale wa said u De salts
iactory. 1t announced 10 nearly @-oUvO TIE prices
yuls sale. The falling on principally ~ Tbt goods
for which the season Is past MI keha ds slated yeser
day afternoon that the Gale iudrcd nat the shCe trade
I'M common with other branches OF busIncss,
ing. ue anticipated good trade during the Fall and
Winter
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
M1rRDEROUs HUSBAND.

PATRICK RODEN SEVERELY BEATS HIS WIFE, "ho
JUMPS OUT OF WINDOW TO ESCAPE HlA-HE
THEN SHOOTS AT HIS SON AND WOUNDS ANoihbh
MAN.
Patrick Roden uuarreled with his wife, Ann, at
their residence No. 3O2 West Sxteenthst, ut an carry
hour yesterday morning. and attempted 10 oea' her WIN
cane He struck her several times, infctng severe
scalp wound when she from him, and being pursued
she dropped Of the second story window OF the mouse
inst IA he raised pistol shoot her. Rodens son lner
fered, and the father assaulted him and was ABOUT
to shoot him, when the boy TOOK reiueo pc-
hind william Crook who resides In the same house
Roden then four shots at his one OF which TOOK
effect above Crooks left eye passing into the head anu
inflcting serious wound. Mrs. Roden ana CROOK were
attended by DIR. Wade. and removed to the New
York Hospital Roden locked up, and was srragned
Yesterday In the Jefferson Market Police Court, where
Justice Bixby held him to await the injuries Oh MIS-
Roden and Crook Mrs. Roden's legs and arms were
although severe, is pot considered fsia s,ate
ent Yesterday afternoon. She was barely able to-tk
Her story in substance az follows: " nave peen
married over nineteen years to P'trck koden anu
three children living We i've peaceaby together except
when he in liquor. He has been drinking heavily or
fifteen months especially since he made the acIuant-
ance of Mary Ann Haggerty, a widow living IN jersey
CITY Heights who has been working with my husband & 80
taoress. found out year ago that my husband & was
intimate with tins WOMAN visiting her Two or three
times week and sometimes staying away rom nUlie
all night, 1 reproacled my husband ior his Ianlcss
ness and caused him to discharSe mrs Hasgvrty, @ w.
but she back again. eff tue mousse Ipi
n week To nv brothers. in Greenpoint There my nus
band sent for me, and promised to send the woman
away, but she back In week. told her sue must
leave and IL she again would scald her ON iues
day she went away at 1 O'Clock. aud then my husDanu
quit work and went away Ho told me hat he wOuG not
come back that nlght. At 1 O'Clock TINS norD-
ing no Knocked at the door, nnd opened ~ Ior
him. He then told 20 get out OF the mouse:
lie appeared TO be very drunk said Yes but the W0rd
hardly ont Of my mouth Wnn ne Deat M VIII his
wa1ngsick the heal and tnen struck me across
the eye. fell down and then ran into the WORKSHOP ne
followed me- striEing all the time. scronneh Mui-
der Murder!" But nobody came. Then took bold 0t
the stick and wrencAed IL ont OF hs hands lie struck me
with ms fist on the ana kicked me- | then went o
bed aud said he would Kill me- 1t was nor hye mn
ues before he took hold Of INV hair aud dragged me 10
the Oor and then for his pistol TO shoot me- ran
the WORK shop, jumped out OF the Window ana
dropped the she'd A man told me 10 hold on next
found myself on the sidewalk. How came there do
not know"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
ATTEMPT TO KILL A POLICE OFFICER.

Officer O'Connor, of the Jersey City Police,
patrols Mont gomrry-sL, from Warren to Greene which,
though lined with Is resort for persons OF bad
character oi both The officer has displayed great
energy In driving the Oafers from the corners ana hall
yays This ircutIiug tIoiT i.-wil. cW weeks he
was shot At at Warren and Montgomery sis, aud on
Tue sGay night another attempt was made on MS IRE
lie NOT iced Il lettering Montgomery, near " ash-
ingon-st, with three Others standing Oh the crossing
officer O'CounOr ordered the FIRST 10 when
he as suddenly Knocked down. the blow being repeated
AZ he was risIug. The uiau escaped.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
MRS MARGARET wATsoN's PROPERTY.

Margaret Watson, according 10 her state
ments conveyed certain real estate at Fortyseconds
and Madson-gve to her sOn-ln-aw 20 protect IT from
tho Peoples suits. AS be did not conyeyit back H.
agreed when she dcman ded It, she obtained judgment Ia
the Superior Court that the prop pery be recOhVeyeu %
aganst Lewis and the Sher threatened tO sell tie prop
erty. Mrs Watson then began suit against ~ TN
Rcv i'm the Supreme Court 10 prevent such sale Fiiess
and Allen were among the judgment creditors dnd the
case came Yesterday before Judge DOnohue IN supreme
Court On ibcrs on motion Dy Fliess and Allen TO DO
made parties To the suit, 50 contest Mrs WatsOns
right The motion was opposed the ground thai the
sheriff could defend the rights or the creditors. Judge
Donohue decided to allow the applicants 20 be made
parties 10 the suit.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE COURTS.
WILLS FILED WITH THE SURROGATE.

WILLS FILED With LIE oSnNo
The will of the late Rev. Thomas D. Mooney.
the we'll known priest OF st. Bridgets Church. was ned
yesterday Tie leaves eight Iots secondave and 1l5h
ST. to Cardinal McCloskey. He leaves 10 each OF tne
children OF his brother Daniel and OF his sister Rose Anna
~ 900 The rest OF his estate he directs to be DIVIDED
between his brother and his two sisters equally us
ecutors are Emil Bonneville and James ONeii coui-
Gil intended to leave 81 800 10 the Hospital OF ot
els, $500 TO fhe Society OF St vincent de iaui con
nected with st. Brdgets Church. and $500 TO tine Jesuit
Fathers masses annexed bat VOID for lack Oh
execution. . - 49,. 4.
The will OF Thomas wheelan, at one time prominent
Tammany politician fled yesterday with me suTIo
gate He leaves 90 for masses; 900 10 tue tsonan
Catholic Orphan Asylum 10 his son, Richard j. beean'
his house az second-ave and Thirty ysixthst 'ne re-
mapder OF his property to his daughter Bridget r. mart
His executors are John Kelly, Patrick MfElroy and
Frederick smyth His whole estate Is said " De "ol
100000. - ,.
The Danser will contest has been settled ana decree
its specc bequests dsyises and egaces full validity,
but declaring the residuary beques TO Thomas r. Jere
mah, the executor 10 dispose OF any residue Ior cna
table PURPOSES, void, for uncertainty.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
ERIEs REPORT FOR JULY.

Hugh j. Jewett filed yesterday his report,
duly approved by the Courts Referee. by the su-
preme Court OF his management Of the Erie Railway ior
July The items OF his receipts arc from freights
1851 1888 4O from passen gers 1921 las 27 from mails,
S5OOIO o. His account shows thai he paid dning the
month 10000 of temporary loans; S2S,566 ~ on
OF the coal property, winch was bought by me
Erie Railway Company; S60t07 81 or his Receivers
certificates On Juno 80 the outstanding Receivers Ger
tihcates Of debt amounted 70 S2OOO1l37S on Juy 81
they were 81, ,93i ,lO6 II. On the other sue, ne
has reduced his cash balance from 366965 10 TO 24o
TAG 0S reduction OF l2l 219 IL part OF which said
To arise from mis- axe previous months accounts
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
COLLISION IN THE BAY.

The four-masted ship Ocean King. Capt.
Freeman bound from NewYork to san Francisco. was
being owed down swash Channel. early yeseray
ing by the tug W. B. slarbuck when 1t struck the
schooner William L. Herrck upon the port quarter cut
ling down the latcrs izzenmast starting the deck,
crushing hull 10 the waterne, and partially destroy
ing the house The schooner had just completed yuy
ace OF ifty-two days. from Bordeaux, and was coming
np the channel under tow by the h. j. Kennedy. The
Ocean King returned 10 the city, and was repaired with
out goin into she will resume her to-day.
Mileri Houghton, of No. 80 soutbst. the agents OF
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

The funeral of the late Hiram CranstOn was
held Yesterday morning at the New-fork Hotel There
was large attendance ofreatiTes and friends among
them were Gov Robinson, ex-GJy. swan, Of Mary land
senator Randolph, OF NewJer-ey, and Cen G. A. smith
The burial took place Mt Greenwood Tie pail bearers
were: senator Bayari, Col W. G. Church, eX-Judge
Fow ier Fletcher Wcstray COL v, verify Saundtrs, DR.
Field Nj. Vaudcrlun, Arthur Glman, Gen. J0hn r.
ward, MI dridle, Robert Randeil, Mr. Daly Frank
lin Morris ard ralnucl 1uli'n -
The funeral services the rrnlfins ot Carlos COhb
took place Yesterday Zion Episcopal church ~
N eoii-vr Thirtycig htlst Tie service was rHd
by The Rev. Df. j. II Hobart. From the Produce TX
change committee, consisting l.. j. stark, Frank
In Edsou ". H. Popham, i. :. Wari, jesse lioyt and
Edward Hinckcn, was present and about aiXy o'hcf
memner- of tue Exchange were ~ aftendanee' MI
Cobn'. remains were taken 10 y falo
The funeral of lewis Francis, late Of Francis Lou
trcl, pruicr- OF No. As Muitenlauc VINO died Il Dun
lin on August l5 held yesterday NJ The residence o
the family. No 27 Wcsi Ffty-siNih--t. The ferVir"s
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Clark of Harlem, as
sisted by TIE Rev. Mr. Hamilton, ~ the Fourteenth
street scotch Presbyterian Church large number o
friends ana Dnrin associates wcrf In sttendauce
The paibearcrs were Peter G. Baker, &. g. Cofn. g. W
Varian Arthur GilaDdrr 7. h. DeNnno, =. Stephonson
TlomG- n Rocker, and Benjamin Lawrence. Ihe n
mains were inferred Ia Trinity Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
PAssENGERs FOR HAMBURG.
he cabin passengers by the steamship Less

lug for Hamburg, to-day. art as follows:
FOR HAMBURG--Ia steamship Le&sing.-W. II. Keller.
Edwarl Washington Manier, Mrs Eliza sber X A. Wilber
Don Manuel kcra, W NaunaIn Nrs EpIilie Katy,
Theodore Becker and iaIn Wilhelm s,eker horiH Gross
Fiecbrr Mrs Thompson, child aud Anton kllka, L.
q Baker Srs sophie tloen MI and Mira j. koske. L. HAD
l,r n iedoTsOD. j. Mar j. hhpers Mrs NJ D. Rogre, Mr..
and MIS- Hansebid William Morton, J. ChrIstlansen,
l,tt.r.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
ooIrRT OF APPEALs-pRoCEEDINGs

ALBANY. y. T., sept 19.-ln the Court Of Appeals
Present: be Hon y f. Church aud ASSOCIATES fiOcdna
ton made opened.
Calcudar.-No. 5O-COicman aS. Cfunp.-AlsulDent te-
sumtd and continued.
No Il2-PecA AIT. NewYOrk Central and Hudson River
RlioaA gurd by 5. Hand for appellant A j. Parker Tor
respondent 40, =,
No Il3-BOyle agG City Of BrOokyn,Argued by Philip C.
Crook FOR aypoiianti VIM. g. Dewitt iOr respondent.
No llG-White ast MiilerArgued by Lyman Brelnan Tor
apprllnt r. q. COwen Tor respondent Case stllI op
i'rocaulatiOn maze and Court al burned.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. 54C sun ses..... 81 CocK slow... g
Moon sets 3l3 Moon soufhs 1881 Moons age, days l3
nl"H wATRg iODsf-A
sandy Hook. 602 Gov. Island. JJJ Ic Gafe.. ojf
WATER fO-DAI-P =.
sandy Hook 62I Gov Island. 1908 Hell Gato.. s52
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
1ilerellnneons.

CRATES and FENDERS. largest m'l'udi n, l,id
~ iactnrrs Of low aud La i"S down ni.,ss 1y brrs
irsn,es fendrrs ailrons ~ antique drsitn ~ 90 -
t;as ogs scrceus tNels AMI tonss &C. ,s.-t 20
send fore aud gll,cs liueta
the ttade J. =. CUN,Nkk a CO., 500 ''iai''' 49,.
DATENTS, CAVEATS, TRlDE MAnMSs Aa'isa1s
ii Design. Copyrights promptly 81, htsA - tasu.
t,rrn, liz MUM * co. sclenilne Ah', ~, ofk
As@ney 81 Par kI0w, corner PceAmao''
Thirty years experience =, IL
nAIII.ME BOCCARD, No. 102 West Zitn,
AZ frstols A. tailor gsniiemsns aad boy an md
made, iaees' oloaA maker. charges rrss'hs -, ~,
repairiug. prices for gcntleuans slS ~ W '-V.
x,rANTPD IN nurehase-A SAFE not over
w 40 inches hiyh must be IN good 90. dtloh a.. 's
st.t. uasaI and price. SAFE, Box lao, TnoupoViH'S'
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

mere would be formal ballot. Cries Of Good ana
spplause.l -. -. ,,.
Mr. Beard of Boston, moved as an amendment 10 INC
motion of Mr. Davis. that the convention proceeu
formal balot for Governor Carried unanimously Win
loud applause , ,,. ,o
nr William Cogswell, Of Bradford, moved that TWO
gentlemen be added to Committee on Ballots areuy
annointed and that the delegates vote oy eoun'ios'
Carried and DIR. Coeswe and A. W. Beard were 80 aP-
pointed by the Chair -
,a onnonnce the number OF delegates each county
was entitled to 8 the name wac called
Inst before The ballot was begun Mr.. Cook OF Mtord'
a,d no understood that gentleman Is now presumng
10 act as delegate, who acted as delegate 10 INC ro
hibtorv Convention and is member Of the frohhtoiy
Central Committee. lie submitted that such man h'u
no moral right TO act in this convention lApp"se''
II that gentleman attempted to vote In TINS cohVehop'
the sneaker wOud protest against IT, atnough that gen
tlenan came from the same town that be came from.
The gentleman he alluded TO was Mr.. ]. ID. Hunt.
After suffolk County had been called by the Chair'
stillman b. Allen OF Boston, arose and addressed 'he
convention and by request stepped upon the platform
and spoke rs follows:
desire 10 say on behalf OF the Hon. John ID. Long,
whose name has been voted ior nId m iouiry
81 many 81 lis friends he stated lia a nn in
teudto contest the nomination, and dld not & gee ~ W
30 He changed Ills opinion, OF hl.e h ~ his
sion 90 q different opinion since large nun, n thst n
trends however have used his name to-,ay 80 ' Toe
u,rc stand. second the list. rms mas "eSn
1bout dir ion on ns part, by hls fTehGs aetns IN
thcr own behalf and now desire. Mir Pr, sa.h', ~ v1 %
taf az Nj Lang 10 return HIS most grlteIui thahs 10
those fcnds who kindly and unsolicited nave TAXI TAX ~; -
SO warm am interest in his behalf ana 10 WILL Az
name from the convention FOR as next S@l"'' iAP-
p!ause -. .,.h. ho
A delegate inquired OF Mr. Allen by what right ne
Withdrew Mr. Longs uame, ont in the confusion oi Oh"
lotnc the question not heard by those on 'e p"'
form.
when the balloting had concluded, Mr. seeye OF East
Tampton moved that while the ballots were beins
counted the convention proceed TO complete The uoA"
which was done by nominating the following named gen.
tlemen by accamation:
For ant tCopernor-Horatio c. Knight, OF East
Hampton. - NJ. -. ,,,o,,oD
HgJiclt GtncrGi-C Charles II. Train, OF Boston, o.
Tyeasurfr and RCccircr-Gen Charles Ebdlcot OF Cdn
ton .>-.
The only opponent Of the above-named nominations
was Mr. Faxon Of Quincy. who voted alone against MI
Tram causing much laughter.
The Committee on Resolutions then, at 3:l5 O'Clock,
made its report through Chairman, Hon John t.
Sanford. OF Taunton.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

the william r. Herck could form no estimas arao
OF wines was thought 70 be uninjured Inc Ocean hn
SeIoncs 10 sutfon a Goa line San Francisco shps
and Tas only sgbtly damaged about the bowsprit Inc
accident ss caused by error In estimating 'no io'
of the current. By the pilots OF the TUG boats.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

Mr Sanford moved the adoption Of the resolutions
MI Faxon again read his resolutions upon Civil Ser
vice the addition Of which he moved as amendment
This was voted down. and the resolutions as reported
were adopted The result received with cheers, and
Gov Rice was declared the nominee Of the convention
Mr. i'skc of Necdham in behalf of the friends Of Mt
Talbot novd that tie nomination OF Mr. Rice be ,rade
unanimous Mr. FaK0n. of Quincy, tired TO get The hOIr
hui the CAar put the nOtloD and 4. prevailed, Win
few dissenting voices AT SIX minutes after o'clock the
con emf r0iOIrued.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THREE DoBBs,s FERRY BURGLARs CAUGHT.

Detectives Won Geilcnten ana LerNison, or
the CeutF Office, who have been IT work on the Dobs
Ferry burglary case finally had their suspicious directed
toward tWo in this city. As they were passing
Tbrtjeth st. and Sxth-ave on Tuesday, thcy the
Iercd acting strange manner, and arrested Them
Uuon one OF them found revolver with several
81 discharged They gave their John Boye,are
thirty John Angler age twenty-five, nUtH ot D0hDs
Ferry Upon whiting Col Hamil,On's residence tuv'dC
fcctvcs found that the cartridges which mad been fired
b the burglars uto the walls and ceiling OF the house,
ex ID fitted the chambers OF the rcyOlycrs
IcteptNcs Woolsey and Thomson, Of the Central Of
flee arrested Michael CASTILLO, IN Brooklyn, yesterday
Iuoruin. o. charge of planning the masked bur laiy
on Col IamiitOn's house, ~ Dobbss Ferry CastclU Is a
brother OF Que OF Col. HanlliOns servants. He wa5
fakcn 10 Dobbss Ferry yesterday afternoon The three
PRISONERS were taken before J.ticr Storms nu their e-
animation WAS post poned until tir morning, order to
secure the attendance OF Witnesses Ia Lnc meantime,
they were committed TO the County Jail.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
SNIP NEUS.
Port OF NEW YORK

Port OF NEw.YORK RK-...................-... SEPT 10
CLEARED.
steamship August Audre (Beig), Egler, Antwerp Beig
teaashp ROYAL standard Br, johnson, Savannah. Ca,
steamship hby ssnla OBJ. Murphy, Liverpool, Eng C. O.
es,h hip City Of Vera cruz Deaken, Havana, f. Mexan'
steanl hip Josephine Thomson, Moore Baltimore. Wm
steamship aynower Davidson. Philadelphia, PENN James
steamship Hatteras Malet Norfolk Va, A. b. Malieit
shin la oga pierce Yokohama Jgpan. salter Iingman
BARK ntoniea g. tlal SarDlro Genoa l'aiy fi7co'eh
BARK Augnste tGer), nmer, Bremen Germany Theodore
BIZ Anna samme tGerl, Hamburg Germany Theciore
iark Luciano CGer Cacace, Lisbon Portugal Lanro
Bsrs Aide b sleeper sleeper, Genoa aud Leshon Italy
" ARK Freihandel JGer). waehtee Hamburg Ger oercls
Bark virginia (Ger) Bremen Ger cias Luiins
E'rk Atalanta Gor) winsen. Bremen. GERMANY Funoh'
e reresna QtaLl de Angels Naples ITALY, Funch Laye
Brig tns CBrA McKiunon Liverpool Eng. Perkins q Jo2
Brig hclcu p. Dewey, LOrhs AONie'ieeV' S'"s"''' -
r6r s. g. BTsnha Gillette. Savannah Ga, Evans Bah
sc1r. Ida Palmer Palmer, w-Hayen, Conn., stapord
Senr Dart campbell Bridgeport Conn. stamford Manu'
a.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

"How much are those fearful bulbs by the
quart asked maiden OF tradesman, the Other
tuG lie stared at her n momeut, II beHdered, but
recovered himself, aud bunny said. "o them III
yuns Tcnpenoe"
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

QuEESsrowy sept l9-The Cunari Line steanslP& steaP & s y
, M NousuH from Boston, september =, aIF'u h'Ie as
so,closR / ~ :, ,a,i ana pr lceodel O. Liverpool -
,rNF sent l9rhe state Lire steamship state oi I'or
III sailed hence for New-lOrk al O'CLOCK SuDua! ""us
last. 81 ,, -,.,a rf,o s+s,msb,n Stafr OF
trsytyania capt II ,warf. iIUm NeBAoIk september v
arr. ycl here ii O'Clock last nighi
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