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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
S6Wet3.

Gin &unbidreibsn bss i9msiseriiden
Bunoesratbs an bic beim @ottburbbabnbau
betbeilisten Gantone conitatirt ben i'm flint:
ten Bauiabr sesen friiber e~rsielten merrill
den 6orti@ritt oes @ottbarbsG tunnels, Ger
iebenfals, wenn ni9t anuorbersuiebenbe
StOrunsen eintreten, binnen brei Sabren
mer6e poIen6et merben fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
Cetterret6.u naarn.

Witte september mar in Bubenc Bel
gras Elm mertmiirbises Ybdnomen nube5u
i'm 3enitb I'M Sternenbimmel ~ ieben.
IS beweste fi9 pl0sli9 cine sroBe Stern:
ituuppe BON einem Der b%ebeutenbiten
Sterne in Oitli9er &i6tuns, uerwantelte
ii1 aber in cine rotbuiOlette feurise &usel,
welde, einen idwaden 5untenreee en- 3urid.
laienb, aeriprans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

9luf Der tommenben Barrier @eltaus:
itsuuns wirb elm Observation-Disclosures &nabe
seseist merben, befen 5iiBe senau 10 sebils
bet iinb, ME feline 9dnoe. gr tam ie gu
benielben 3ueden perwsnben unb ipielt }.
@. nit 5dnbsu unb 6iBen auf benz Piano.
gr ipridt gnsIiid ano Oeuti4 gut uno
Sran56lil1 9ebro9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
g q ( ( Il.

Dem rgta1. Boten" pirb mitsstbeiIt,
saB bas 9ano9eri9t, wel6es Infah9s Der
Staet Oiaenburs in ausli6t stiteIt wurs
be, in W es ieinen Sis finben ioue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

l Come Deu 1870
Oies iinb bic Breiie fir BEN @roBusr:
fauf unb, ME unier Berlinsr Gorrespon
bent i6rieb, tann man baraus faum einsn
SdluB auf bic Srobpreiie sieben. neil bic
Bidder gang iiber @ebiibr braufi1Iassn.
Sleiid toItet an bsmielbsn Gage: &inbs
flsii9 aus Der Seule Is bis 20 Gents bas
Bfunb. gaudhsii9 (SuppsnFeiid) l24
bis Is Gents S9weineheii@ l34 bis III
Gents, 6albfeiid 121 bis III Gents,
9ammelfleil9 l24 bis l64 Gents Butter
% bis 81 Gents Oas Yfunb; Gier 1a Bis
Is Gents bas Dusenb. Sir Oieienisen,
w.I9e bic beutiden Prsisansaben fir @es
treble, bic auf 1000 ooer 100 Rilosramm
%luuten. iid in beige WuBe iberiesen mol:
len, bemerfen mir, baB 1000 &ilo Weisen
(Ober 6artofieln) sleid S6.ss guidel, &os:
gen sIei9 1925 SuideI, @erite slei9
ass Sui4eI uno Safer slei9 6s.7s Bu:
i4el, uno 4 Dart BEL jesisem @oIbasio
runs l Dollar iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23

Sn Sou i n wurbe am Montas 9lbenb
elm @lsrt i'm Store BON S6sbiteOt nnabs
fi9tli9 pon sinsm B~etruntenen Namens
Benton sri9oHsn. Dieter bate nit sinem
anbern Wanns einsn Streit unb 3os nab
renb bsRsn sinsn GsuoIusr, nit benz sr
bsrumfu4telte, bis berielbe Iossins uno ben
Glsrt i'm StOre, McGain, in bic re6te
Bruf truf. Senion 1T in Saft unb
Mc@ain am Sterben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
q u f. Il b.
9eutf6lanO.
Brdnbenbura

Ius ben SerIiner Seitunsen pom 25.
September iibertrasen mir bic 9etreibes,
5eu: nnb Rartofiel.Y reiie. bic an benz &c:
nannten Gage in Der beutidsn 6auptitabt
saIten, in ameritanii@e MaBe unb Mins
wertbe. gs foitete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
Wiseon1n.

Die Staats9 uIS @isconiin's be:
trdst %, 252 ,675.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

The American Library Journal Vol l. No. io. y. Ley
Himport twaysde Series. Mcssrs Lockwood. Brooks q
CO.. Boston. -
Tho strange Adventures Of Phaeton: Novel by WILL
lam Bacs. Messrs Harper Brothers. New YORK.
Indian Tale Of Frontier Life: Irne story
1877. Messrk H. H. Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia
The Route Bolivia via the River Amazon Report to
the Of Bolivia AMI Brazi by George Earl
Church. Messrs. Watericw Il sons. London.
Other PEOPLES Children Containing account OF the
Helen's babies BY lazy who knew just
children Of other people should BIO treated Also
the Exa,t success Obtained By the author
Of "Helens Babies" Messrs. G. r. Putnam & sons No.
1872 fifth avenue, New Yors.
Satan Moral Philosopher, with other Essays and
Sketches. BY q s Henry. d. D. +. Whitaker, Bible
House New York.
United states Government Printing Once. Washington
DC.
Harpe.'s Monthly Magazine august. 1879 Messrs
Harper Brothers. New York . . -
Lippincott's Magazine. august. 1879 Messrs j. B.
The fo.tnighty Review. edited by John Morley) hessr
Craig Taylor, Detroit. . .
Galaxy. iAugust) Messrs Sheldon Co., Now York
The Eclectic Magazine OF Foreign Literature (August
f. IT, Pelton. No 20 Bond street. New York.
Popular Science Monthly. Messrs. ID. Appleton Co.,
New York.
Ehriehs Fashion Quarterly. Vol. 3, No ?. Sum,ner)
Messrs. Enrich Co. Nos. s7 and $50 9Th New York
The Catholic World. q monthly magazine OF general
literature and science (AuyustJ The Catholic fuoica
tion House. No. - barclay street. New York.
Demorests illustrated Monthly. tFashions) once No.
IL East Fourteenth street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
SPOKEN.

ship David (Dr. johnson from rh''"ueph'A TOT r'nsa
'o,n COLT, ss bemi- Kcser from Baltimore Tor San Fran
., srn inmr !. lat IA 10 n lon ~ o. w; ~, ,,,,...
ship Hannah Morris I'' 'o"' ''" ~ "
10 - -. lou " - .,.h.. Tar IivernooI Junc %
SHIP Rochester ti5rl. ITO" S"'''S ~ 49,
lat 81. Ion 80. ~, -, faxcrpoo for bombay July
~ milo, SSW al Iurk"r f,o,c Ardrossan for Gan
Shin larland 3D. Engse; .o" "'"o''"" tut o."
Fanci.c" umc iIaksr from York for San Francisco
lime l. ~ y Ion ~ fror, postou for Rat avja
shin southern Cross. liigo.s' i'o'" "o''" ~ ''''
Nav 30 at % \. lon 30 u, w. 10, rr.h.c Inn. "a
la, AZ Lon !" m from Glasgow for San Francisco, July
/, M miles Of Smals. - p-..u.., for N.,~ vorS
shin Magdaicnc tol anu HUI" "''"e"'' w. wv -
limo "a - ~ Ion ~ o. ,-.~rool IA, Cucbec Juv
shin rarmnntan tbr' ITO" "'0'V " W. =
lat III ~, Ion IL o. -. pox,ts,d q, for Falu,outh
june LAY cw% cclcsrd Glasgow for Rio Jsuciro
a,,,,, Junc L. lat y, lon - r.. @. rohr yn Inn.
81, E"rydicc t,. from London Tor 81 'ohn u" June
NY y. s sd H." Gucy from Liverpool for ST john NIB.
june "a, a. % ship showing HPNG, Wexford Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
A FATHERS REVENGE.

PETER M'vEY AND HIS SONS SEVERELY BEAT
THEIR DAUGHTER AND SISTER FOR INFoRAE-
ING OF ROBBERY BIZ MEMBER OF THEIR
GANG.
In April last tho factory Of J. G. Dubois No 572
West Thirtieth street, robbed Of two tons
OF pig lead. Annie Mcvey, young girl
residing at NO 535 West Thirticth street,
Decoration Day two carts drive
up to No. 5os West Thirseth street, and two men load
the lead the Of cellar She gave inior-
nation to Roundsman Csrmck, OF the Twentieth pre-
cinct, who arrested one OF the men named Patrick
Mccain, who, the girls testimony,
convicted and sentenced TO eighteen months
Imprisonment at the General Sessions. The girls
father, Peter Mcvcy, and her brothers, Thomas and
William, the latter Of whom had been twice sentenced
peaved against NcCann Undctsrrod however, by their
threats she did appear, and McCanl seeing that he
would be convicted her testimony confessed.
Last evening Annie called upon friend At No 5l6
West Thireth street. Hcr father and brothers hearing
that she had gone there followed her proceeded TO
beat her. They BACKED both her eyes and otherwise
severely beat and bruised her Two employees OF
tho New York Central Railroad three beat
ing girl and they interfered for her protection,
the gang as the the Mcvcys and were themselves
severely beaten- AuDie during tho melee
Tho Thirty seventh street police station and gave
the and section OF police preceded ut TO
the spot and arrived In time to all khrce of tho
Mcvcys locked up Tor the night and Will be
taken the Jefferson Market Police Codrt morn
ing. The two railroad mon will sppAny against them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

n7-NoTICE IT., CAPTAINS or VESSELS ~ TIrB
cuAsTINv AND FOREIGN riiApE-captains or officers
civeses engaged in the foreign trado obscrv
ing hc displacement removal ~ bucys ara rcaue
sccnmnncatc the fact 10 tho iiSnALp that II may no
sreush publicly the snticn OF tho proper authorities
letter addressed To tho editor tho HERALD York
CIV .ivaS accurately passhe the number aud pnsi
tier 90 Displaced hnoys tho of hcr removal will
suos in all observed alons tho Atlantic aud Pacific
% II Amcriean Continent When they observed
o. Inc o. European the Mediterranean
d requested lat information 90 either by telegraph
nit'sr The London Office the NEW loWg lirnALp 90
Fleet London. the rars office 6i Avenue do
TopcrR Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
b. addressed Bennett. 80 Fleet street. London
i'enneti 81 Avenue a, Opera. Paris" Whore 81
dnrert observed In the countries beyond
tDf reach 81 ibe telegraph. in Africa captains
H"t communicate With anon reaching thr FIRST
i-n ru- Il in-aiion will be ca5lcd free OF charge
tue HfIsIn and Published
sS-NJTlcE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
TN F0ET or INV YORK AT yIGiIr-rhc New yonk
f4iAlu has Adopted rruishing Coscu night signal
| ne ~ hnrd The NrrALn steam yacht showing whi,c
nf'nf e roo- red. rcd changing FROM tho
ilrf ~ snrrsai" and be several mi,cs distant
iaTnina c-s- usan seeing this signal will obls 70
q rsatn- an marine they may have Tor tho ship
new i'erarimrru o. ihr Irzkdn.
ersouf "es'runs o. a,inv with vcssci. arriv
NJ :" '~~ f"rf err 90 addressing such vessels
sAfc@ hri-~-p newI yacht Tier Mol East RvoE Nsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


Tho Norfolk IIsrbor and Quarantine Commissioners have
decided to establish hoating quarantine station near
Craney Island.
wux,xcroy No. July 14--Maior r Craighill. Of the
rrnrcr Department gives ocsl notice to mariners that
xork New Inlet has progressed 80 er tnnt
further navigation Of tho Same ~ 30 considered danger
49,, Ia cxpcct.d that by the goth inst the gap ncnr
",,,' is.nd heretofore open for the accommodation
of hippnc viii entirely closed to low wate he whole
"a ia river Is progressing sasfact
Vcs.cs drawing 49, IL feet navigate safely from VIII
mua,on the month NJ the rver ana Gu" c''s VI" o"'
driving q feet.
wu,otr~,op NC Ssas Of 18th sxys :--The pilots Of
ss"s,t Capt pJAne. OF the steamer vants TO
tho buoys that point arc about 80 ~ rds re-
vnved from their proper position and have been IN sn"s
condition for some time past
coAsr OF pRAz,L romr or nA"IA-huofAch o' rAshI"A
1890 =
Tho Captain of tho Port at Bahia gives notice o. the o''
,.,.,nr h,'ova 20 OF tho PAMELA bank -
pcJ iron buoy mo,rcd In - fect OF water three
,.,..,r. ~, N mile 90 deg from Fort San MNrcciio
" ,.d ran buoy moorrd in "a icct OF water 10 deg
~ ono miie ~ from Fort San Marceilo.
Thc dcnths nro rivcn for mean low watet =. -
not pnss between the buoys the passage oc-
L ~ rort San Ma,cclio and the eastern buoy. -,
ire ar,ngs magnetic Variation dcg wcs'c''y III 100"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
To THE EDrror or rn1 HEsALD:-

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE nEhALD.-
BELIEVING that the speedy way to In
form the through the medium Of your valu'
able Journal and knowing that every endeavor when
Is direction OF the pubic welfare will meet
with your appreciation and assistance. take the ho'
erty OF asking you TO insert the following
The large mortality among infants IN this CITY TOT
the past fow weeks 10 alarming. Every week tncy are
gathered IN by hundreds Tho disease which seems AZ
present mainly responsible for this increase ID tho
death rate least among very young Children - tna
which "a known as tho cholcrs infantum II behooves
u.s. then inquire why II Is that this disease Is 30
prevalent ard TO ascertain n be due TO the neglect Of
any saDitary precaution. II was mainly by your Of
fOrts that The OF The residents OF tnS CITY
was attracted iact that they were Imbiong mix
OF inferior quality. Tho crusade woicn you maae
against tho milk dealers has been prolific in good re-
suits
Nov that precautions havo been taken to in
sure tho supply OF better quality OF mix
another ud which Is USED In even larger quantities
Of course audc water. believe that this city Is
supplied with pure water as Is found IN most largo
CITIES but still there be doubt that contains
both animal and vegetable matter though probably IN
very minute proportions-s0 minute IN fact, as 10 be
nnocuous to adult-but even this very small
amount may be injurious TO an infant u might act as
very important factor In the production Of me ds.
to draw their sustonance IRON the
source which nature has furnished Tor them are
obliged TO take very large quantities. oil wafer WIN
which tho cows mix Is diluted Innt proporton
beng one part OF water to one OF milk, or IN very
young children OF mix to two OF water, and with
condensed mix one part milk 10 twcny-sx or thirty
two water. ] In the habit OF directing nurses 10
FIRST heat the aud then filter or strain u before
mixing with the milk. aud think that II this practice
generally followed might be productive 81 some
good results. THOMAS BRENNAN, N. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

ScHR vAroR Of Trenton. in getting undcr NJ Bridge
port CT, frdav afternoon ran afoul the end q tho
ainsheet and block and knocked the
vessel.
Sem ELIzAnETH SISsrcKsoN when approaching the
wharf nj Wareh1m the Nth inst coded with
schr avng starboard quarter Of the latter.
Damage estimated ut 500
scur WINS TEACHER, Wilcox OF aud from Fall River,
employed in fishing 18th NJ low tell
on her bear ends and filled. but pumped out and
rirhted Same evening, without damage.
The controlling interest in schooner Ellen Baxter. Of
New London sold 10 Capt rhrashcr OF Somerset,
for 5000.
cuARLrsrox SC July Is The bark Cuba, from Montcgo
Raw Ia for London towrd into this port to-day fire.
md has since filled with water The cargo Is badly
damaged The condition Of the vessel Is uncertain Her
captain, Mr. Irons, died at sea.
IAusc,,Wp-At Machas July 49, brig Mary Kimball,
471 tons built and principally owned by II Talbot
nrnuLpscAt Millhdgs wm s"wy %,,, y building
viii be commant by Capt Hopkins
The new ship. building in Brewer At oakes sons ward
has h,cn named tho Morse. Sue will be launched
AurA q s,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, July 14-Arrived. schr Jane L Newton
Passed down-sehrs VIM r Huston. Elwood Boron. and
Maggie M1vey from Gooigsiows. c,,.. M, en-
Liverpool; brig. Grace iothrop, Chap%nn Ii:yti Helen
da
.n. sors"
H a s"s xa: ss.sy Haf viz S a2
rssS sse x s. Cs. C. Rene n
ven; Hattie Baker Barter, Bcston Fisk, Ilendriek.
e. 5ss:'A sssSs 81 @ .S e.
s a Eas. 4 RsSsla. w%os
ton. NC John Sterling, Philadelphia II Harburt. Grit
Also arrived sch.. William Alien sseslmsn Ssy York;
sSsr Clay WAY n.?G 40" ''''''
sANG0R. july aiS is-Arrvod. schr Nellie Dos rrast
CiiARLssroN. July i4-ceared, schr Paragon. shuto
i5!h. Arrived. brig Glendale; oGnklin. dirront.
EUREKA July 7-Arrivsd bark Monitor, Emerson. Hon.
FORTRESS MONROE. July 1s-Pa.sod in steamer
Emiano tsp, from MsannGs; narhs stormy Pet1sI Br:
av brig .ss o,,.
row. DSnnns and Msyfard Dessy :'S New s
s' c!ss.ea- sch farnss% SsS Martinique: Hay.
,YSSiay Arrived. sess. snSs.rs ro% mil, rhIl:ds
phia: sherman, Alley fort johnson; ztn, American
new SRIEASs july "a-Arrvsd schr Gertrude
isS, 5;%H: .ss,, r,.
seees slcopAoof. philadelphia Josie Crowley. Crowley
18th Arrived. shrs Attic Garwood Stephens and VIM
sailed-schr Young Teaner. Facemire, Baltimore
u 'e Mary Emma HoSa
KEN sas Wright do Juiia Franklin Now York for New
Sailed schrs VIM IRISH Alexandria; VIM Lowering, do
NEW HAVEN JnX Ar rived, scnrs jas Henry SAY.
age. New York; E"re' riermont' s'oop Chas Lynch
P'mfLApELpH1A, July I4aArrlyed. steamer. Illinois.
Mills, Newouryp.rt; schrs l4Surscr Newell, Boston
DIX waR w gsnni: S sw.s aosy Hudson
sehrs Laura French. Smith Boston, Henry Alen Tsem
ss., assy SsH: sc. s .ss
Ssee . ns,ss; ' Ss HSy
YORK; bark Koh-iNoor OBJ Dinse rowey; briggs JosefS
True sagua; Chas Sparks. Ford. Havana schrs Fits
tbr) MnnseI. Antigua; Fanny Film: Warren. Windsor,
PORTLAND July is-Arived, bark Mary Russell,
Cicsred-schr Emerson. Emerson. Kcnnebcc. toiosd
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7--Arrvcd. ship Dashng Wave,
sailed-shp Coqulmho Arey Port Madison; bsrks Oak.
Cioared-ship Grace Darling. Gilmore. Nsnaimo.
15th-Arrived, ship City OF Athens (Br) Carnaghan.
SEATTLE July 7-Auived. bark Gem OF tho Ocean.
SAVANNAH. July I5snIIed schr cAas Moore. Messieh.
SALEM. July ls-Arrived, schrs done. Mcdonald, Port
cq!ssHn,a SB wT pSe 5 Doyle South AmSoy
g,p, 0de!i: St John NIB. for. New York Alta Cole
% srs s Ss ' sy %
Western star Cross, Boston for Georgetown, DC Il H
'pSSi % Rsnneds Maud Maoch, Porter
Skinner Chas Gibson Joseph Porter, II Jones. Pots
wiIXINGToN, NC, July I3-Below, bark August,
(sp,, from -, disg ballast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
MARRIAGE OF LORD ANNEsLEY.
4 fRTpzsRooM PAINTS DURING TIE cEELMoSx
frr,-n he lfrcrnco. Fost7

q fRTpzsRooM PAINTS DURING TIE oEELMoNz.
lFrsm The LvcrPco. Fosil
The marriage o. The kArl Of ABneslev wish d lsE
Markham. el6esi osc-incr o. CoiuDei Markham.
laie Q. IAe coidsircAm Guards, soirnln lzec
81 he nern1s q: Js,y M4rylssons
cAr-oa. lonaon The Archbishop Of York Sffcsicc.
aA- DC &sssic. 81 gAe Rev 4 hare. rccsor The
sr,ee sccozpAric1 al the Aasr ~ oir~cn hrons
ynascs--sae Nsscs Ccoie Rernfnc ffhel AYERS and
Nay hA-SaAsE 81 ina aTllt IS Ni5c1 eal-
rsuo. Mas Mar NeslA Mss Nacne. NorA. Mss
Hr9cH SnflA. MS Trcslon. Mo-ly ia. ang Mss
Ne.scr TAomSc1. The Arllu.rsall = lcsf msu vas
IAard NsR4y. &ls lorasAlf falnlel cufln. 4Ac
sncEy l.he 40 % Del ca 81 tlsr clurc be tr13.
s.,.al acne da-l4s ilc REMAINDER III tGt c1rcrnIy
Lure snne~lcr rccsvcTcd line 10 he
rl,f hr.1a = arcs 81 HAlr q. iriumcd Nlih
as.raar nee Ar4 htr arfir1tIIs lIag1rias IAc
1.ruGf<spaycs ~rrr ai y1gf Eusin, trimmed
"a "a Gslnrejcrs,rs .nSt iAt hllt ivrr npsy
l,e,, isal,rr gnrre aEmhsr 81 ritNss ihr Goa
.rssa M. srrs ancSscG va orcinUtg. ia tlt Afers
,,n.r sls snf ard ctunless 81 AGuoslft lcG LrD0.1
st- I-alcal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
THE INSANE FKESCO ARTIST.
cARsRR OF HENRY eARNKrr, OF NEwAnK-To

cARsRR OF HENRY cARNKrr, OF NKwARk-Too
FOND OF LIQUOR.
Henry Garnctt aged twenty years, who was re
served Bellevue Hospital the ll,h inst; AID de-
HAIRED insane, resident of No ~, Market street.
Newark, " J. Garncu has been missing irem NewsrS
nnee the 9th INST during wnieh his friends have
been very much astaied concerning hIs whereabouts
For year pasi be has lived w;sh Mr. Henry
Traf, saloon keeper, at The above named namber.
Hc enc trcsoo Dainicr. and when sober. made a
ioriahlc living AZ nls ir@de. 40 very much al
ulcied ornS and drrne the SIX years be has been
IN iAss country has seuAnac-cG over sl5.a9o
rh;eh sent HIM iron time 10 time hy
has mother In Germany. Wneu child Gzrbcu
received very scalp woUnG
frequently Of late when drinking 70 excess lac
would his mind Snc abuse his bcsi Trends He
has had very halle work To- months pasI ana
Ia the a&hlI " scn4rg SS- Tor Mr.. Gran on TIE
Sth 6srncis drank very hoaSllv. and sHia Mr.
,srzH taat &c trrre 81 lie Hnc gong 70 tang
asmsel. Mr.. Srsftrlca dlssrads IRON ioeA
On The STA mat Mr Graf gave GarnsTs 81 ihs.r
pcns Alu AIter horst and carnage lu- hgmseE snG
sarncti r1ae. Since Ihas pr
,aa OF hnAra anything a. Carmen
insd evening, when he informed hv
q nxsslH reporter thai &c 81 Bellevue HDsIita.
Mrs 6rar would believe abnI 6HrneSs insane
tAeuSh she said that three or weeks pas he
bed rcel aching very strangely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
BATHERS ARRESTED.

Excursionsts the East and Hudson rivers par.
tculary the latter have been greatly annoyed by the
number OF boys and young who bsthc from the
piers every sunday and have hesitation In exposing
themselves full view OF tho many ladies' and children
on toe excursion boats. Tho Police Commissioners
have each received numerous letters from gentlemen
merchants and others, complaining Of tho practice
and asking Thai something be done TO prevent IT,.
Al about one O'Clock Sergeant Gastin, In command Of
platoon Of police, patrolcd the piers from No IS
10 No 40. North rver, ana dcaicd officers set OF IN
The police on land surrounded tho piers above
and below them the boats drove tho bat hers In
that they had the alternative OF drowning or OF
beng arrested they chose the latter, and hun.
d-ra OF them captured and locked up IN tho
twenty seventh, Fiiih, Eighth, Ninth and sixteenth
Frceluci salmon houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
THE RIVERS TALE.

Two boys, William Reilly and Moses Churchwall,
both OF No. lGo West fiftythrd street, while bathing
tho Hudson River yesterday afternoon. ri the foot
Of Ninety fourth street. were drowned Their bodies
were recovered later.
The body Of John Nagengsrt. who was drowned
whc getting board boat at 143d street and North
River on Thursday last, was recovered yesterday
morning by his friends ut tho foot OF 122d street.
Phiiip Mcclure. aged twenty four years, OF No. 324
Monroe street. drowned while bathing IN the East
River at pier No. 81, at Eve A. IL. yesterday. His
body not recovered
The body OF n boy aged about fitoen, was found 10
the East RIVER at inc loot OF Desnccy street, ycster
day morning. Deceased had rcd hair aud was dressed
in dark pantaloons and a knit shirt
An unknown mans body was found floating In the
East RIVER at the loot Of pier No 49, yesterday morn
Ing. Deceased about thirty years old, nve feet
seven inches in height had dark hair and sandy mus
tacne aud imperial, and dressed In black panta-
looms, striped shirt and low cut shoes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
BROOKLYN ROBBERIES.

The canal boat J. s. Gleason, lying at the foot Of
Twenty-sixtn street, South Brooklyn, was visited by
river thieves on Saturday night ana rope TO the value
OF $40 was stolen.
Sails worth $40 were stolen from the boat owned by
John Benson, lying IN Gowanus Bay Yesterday Mr..
Benson caused the OF Alrod Remington, OF Bay
Ridge on suspicion OF being The guilty party.
The residence OF Mrs Earl, No. 4S5 Fulton street,
was entered by a sneak thief on Saturday night and
robbed OF several articles Of jeweIry.
Captain John Jack Of the British brig Luther, visited
the LIQUOR saloon Of Joseph Cary, No. State street.
ON Saturday evening, who're he remained but few
minutes ON leaving no was followed by young
man, who suddenly came up, and grsbbing his watch
chain away The value OF tie stolen property
~ about $50.
Thomas Williams and William Mccartney were ar
coal Office foot OF Gold street, and stealing block ana
fail valued at $50. They held to await examination