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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
INCENDIARISM IN YONKERS.

ofncsr Springer, OF the Yonksrs police, about one
O'Clock yesterday morning, found q Two story frame
building ON Orc at the ofCnlon and ST. Nary
street. Near fire in tho basement was discovered
quantity OF straw and oil tank containing kero
sene This nrc tho officer cxtinguished by tho timely
application ola low pals OF water. In the meanwhile
the flames ON the floor above gained considerable
Roadway. whom the Gre department arrived and
extnguishea these flames, which had damaged
the property to the extcnt OF about 500.
II being evident that the uro was tho work OF an IN
cendary two ot the occupants, Henry Gaena and
Patrick Ryan suspected of being tho offenders.
they were according arrested and locked up for exam.
iuation. Upon being arraigncd before Judge Baird
Gallsns fully committed 10 answer charge OF
in the first degree, inasmuch as u was shown
that house occupied by persons that night Ryan
demanded a separate examination and employed coun-
sell He was therefore rclnandod for further hear
ing. Tho two men relatives, Gcllana being SON.
in-law OF Ryan and owneG tho building Gcilana had
two assurances in the Citzens' Insurance Company,
OF New YORK; policy being Tor $4,000 on the house
and another the furniture Tor 900, and Ryan had
his furniture insured for $780, considered TO be lar In
excess OF tho value OF the property insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain wieserod, OF the steamer Neckar from
Bremen has thanks special meteorological obseva
vice.
is STEAMER HURON has wrecked and great many
lives lost For particulars soc general news column.
s1.AsEn CossoLAr,os s,,. from Annoy for New York
aoa,ed 9TH expen,s srinns: the 7h; when
s u ns ssr. .ts Day. sasS 10 boa" only
on the |. Which s
abed; lost four boats and stove buwarks
SIN. aa.sKw.s OBJ from ss sS at Liv.rpoo Noy
away and jettisoned rrmander had two boats carried
pha which put the Downs Nov H. In bringing up
iouled the Europa cr. and carried away bowsprt
BARK IsAnrLLA BLyrn B,. Barnes. from London for
New Orleans from the Downs to Gravesend Nov
IL. with loss Of = anchors and chains
BARK MELBOURNE (Br,. from Pbiiadelpha for lips wch
being supplied with anchor and chain OF Margato
Nov IL.
water at Kesey's Stores. Brookiyn.
BARK Josxrn RorEs. which reported stuck tho
xss a. BOSTON, eA"o on ~ 'Sa' anu '"''
sloor M4eek strong Of ana for s.yyle from New York
Island Point beach and became total wreck
Was stripped Of sails. spars and riggn..
BRIDGEPORT Nov % Tho sunker Lighthouse tender,
Fuller. and lowed 10 Black Rock harbor.
CARDIFF Nov IoBark Gordon. of Tusket tNS). Brown,
n SO pM pnnreness Light arns " SIX mile. distant
the bow carrying away gusrdboard
and forcsheets and doing other damage.
LuBEc Nov aiA schr said to to be the Peters, loaded
with lumber the north point OF Popes Foley ISL
and ar town. had partially dsc arged her
Saturday. Extent Of damage unknown.
MONTREAL Nov 24The last ocean steamer in port. tho
Lake Champlain, sailed this morning She took out
cargo o grain and provisions.
QuKBEc Nov PA cabogram received hero to-day
that the brig Amelia Anne lost while a voyage
from to Sydney for coal Capt Couticr and
the crew had arrived At Conway Wacs, all WELL
SUNDERLAND. Nov 1.-THE Minnehaha Lonsdsie. arrived
here morning from Quebec reDorts having fallen in
the LAKEWOOD oliver from Qusbcc tor Newcastle. in
n sin king condition The and 10 OF the
taken on board the Mnnehsha and landed here to-day
Previously 10 tue MinnehRh falling with her OF
crew who the wheel. had been washed overheard
and drowned
reported that vessel to DO built In
Mr. Beans yard, Camden, Mo.
LAuScngD--on Nov Messrs Aitkcn Msnsel launched
from their Yard kelvinhaugh handsome
vessel 800 register which has been built for
the Atlas Steam. hip COMPANY Liverpool TO the order
Wrs.rr J.eect Hwrrsoir Forwoud, tho managiug
ers This vessel which received the Aisa will be
placed By Atlas Company their service between
New York and the West Indies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

FIRE ON PEARL STREET.

Are broke out at little past midnight this morn
ing the five story brick building Nos 81 andes Pearl
street, principally occupied by commission merchants
Two alarms were sounded close on one another,
and though the Grcmen were prompt as usual they
labored under great dsadvan tagc. owing TO the mar
row construction OF the building The flames were
FIRST discovered on the nrst floor OF No. 50. and
continued steadily 10 the NTH door before being
entirely checked. The man door was occup ice ny
Emmett Wells, dealer IN hops. ON the second moor
was a cigar dealer anu the third bag manuact urer
Tho building Will reach about 81 000 and that
on stock loosely estimated At S. 600. The fire was
confined to No. go, though tho occupants OF No. s.
Messrs. Jones Il Oakley, produce merchants, suffer
slight damage by water Tho assurances werc not as
ain0d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

Steamer Donau (Gcr), Bnssins. Bremen via southamp
steamer Clyde Tripon, Havana-wm Clyd. 4 Co.
steamer Rio s;rande Bolgcr. Galveston wa Key West
Steamer hudson Gsger New Orle ans-Cark Seaman.
Steamer Morgan City. Reed. New oricnns-bogert
Steamer San Salvador Dag 'ctt Savannah-Geo Young.
Steamer Charleston. Lockwood. Caarleston-J Qun-
steamer G als stream, winnett, Wilmington. Nc-wm
Steamer Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk, va-old Dominion
sss"mss John Gibson. Masnso, Georgetown. Dc-J
Steamer A G Sinners. Warren. adeiphia-James
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-Ii r Dimock.
Ship Orient. Allen, Liverpoo-s Thompson's Nephew
Bsrk Ursus Minor (Nor,, johnson. Lverpooi-Beuham
bark Caspar Obj, Davies Bristol, E-Geo Builey.
Bark Coimois Sor. Gerraro Cork or Falmouth for Or
Grid (Nor) Nielsen. Cork Falmouth for orders
Tobias & Co.
Bark MaddsIena Prms dtaD. Pissarella. Queenstown.
Falmouth or Plymouth for orders-Benhnm Boyesen;
pgm ns ix os n.
Bark 1n2cborg swc). Bcrentzen. Biiboa-Funch, Edyo
Bark Ceres tNor,, 0undersen. Coruna-Louis Totena
Bark tosalia ItaD Pesco, Ali.ante-Lauro. Storey
Bark Maria Christina utaD. Jaecarno. Naples-Funch.
Bris zs CATERING dtaD, Mura, Cork or Famoth tor
brig Lizzie Zttiosrn Jcssin. Bilnoa-John Zittlosen.
Brig Guglielmv TommHsino ItaD, Astarta, CONSTANT
noplc- -Lauro, Storey scarpati:
Schr Southern Homo tBr,, Tewksbury. Pcrnambuco-
schr tieo Walker. Smith Notwithstanding Houghton
schr Yankee, Rose. Richmond-slaght 4 Petty.
schr Addie Schaier. Deacon, Norfolk va-Isaac Sta
schr wauponsa. De Loper Baltimoro-slaght 4 Petty.
sehr Mary Leo Newton, Boyd. Calais. Me.-Jod Frye
schr Amelia Augusta, Mott, New Haven-Cartwright
schr Ann Amelia. Allen. Now Haven-Cartwrisht /
Doyle.
shr Ida Palmer Palmer Bridgeport stamford Manufac-
sioop Sophia Eslsad, observation-disclosures.
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LIVERPOOL. Nov a4-Arr,sd, steamer Java ,Bs, Brown,

LIvERrooL Nov 24-Arrived steamer Java iBr, Brown,
Boston. tss
LONDON, Nov 23-Arrived bri. Ramono tBD. Piac Q.
Phadsipnia; 2ih bark lille Baker. Boynton. New York
LrirH. Nov Is Sailed bark Tide Ausj. Tomnich. New
York.
Lizard. Nov "a, 240 PM-Passed. steamer Ameriaue
Fri. Delort, from New York Tor Havre
QutESsrowS. Nov 23-Arnved. barks Agostinn utaD.
Mari New York: Arracan uerl Bunje Savannah: 24th.
Sofa tAus). vcilussg, New York.
Sailed 23d II 80 pm. steamer Britannia fBr Thompson
tfron Liverpoo New York detained Tor the mails
ROTTERDAM. Nov 23-ssiled. bark l. u DE vebber Br).
Wright United States; orig Roxca Smith B, McCulloch
do
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 24-Arivcd. steamer otrsnto tBr,.
Bristow. New York for Hull
Arrived in Portland Roads oftn ship Lathiey Rich Lewis
from Baltimore for Antwerp
TRIESTE. Nov i9Sailed. bark Anatrs Ctal), sen New
York tbeiore reported without date,.
LONDON Nov 24-Bark hattie g Hall before -eported
was passed Nov 8: no lat. &C. given.
steamer Mississippi tBe. which arrived at Liverpool
erday from New Orleans. has been locked. having been
damaged by collision.
ship Home Br). Klam fro,n Quebec Oct - for Green
ock. had her decks and has been driven ashore
Bark Naomi (Nor). Chrisiianscn from London for PEN
sacola. has put into Dover with her rails split
Bark Fred Eugene Chase. before reported stranded
Cmrnarvon Bar. Is q total loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
AMERICAN PORTS.

APPoNAuG Nov 2l-Anivea, schr A Hammond, Gold
thwaie. Hobokcn.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 23-Arrivcd, schr Hattie v Kelsey.
Allyns Point
Passed up-schn W Green, kennebec; Chas Dennis.
Providence congdon do Oliver schoned, View York
Lizzie Carr, kenncbcc. -
Passed down-sche Carrie Holmes. Jersey City; W
Green, Fail River; Chas Dennis, Providence; Frederick
Fish, New Haven
BOSTON. Nov 23-Arrived. brig Helene GER, Jasper
SEN Port Elizabeth. co...
2ithArrved, schrs James goiec. Manson. Aeyandria;
Cephss starrett. Babbagc, Baltimore; Gov y smit /.
Crowel. do; kebrcca VI smith, Grace: Kate Il lich.
Doughty; Hudson Hudson T + Tnsker, Leeds John
ID Paige, Haley; Is,.c Clark, Lake; buell. ireland,
and Hattie Paige Godfrey. Philadelphia; Maria Adelaide,
Kent, iloboken; GEORGE Fessendcn. Becbe Weeh"wkcn
Also arrived. steamer Agatha tBr). Barwsc Newcaste
Oh ship Red Cioud new. Quincy, Mass schrs Lucy ~,
Handy, Phadclphia: Dionc. Chase, ho henry Way
May. dc /; Granite state, burgess. HoboNen
Bclow-SchrJ J spencer from beaufort, -; c,,
CIearcd-Steamers Carroll. wright, Haiiiax: Ellie
Knight Young John No; Johns hopkins ilaiiet En'
tnlorc Red tBrJ, osebcrry Norfolk Norman NICK.
crson, Phade lphia: Glaucus. Bcarse New YORK; ship
South American, knowles. do. brig Nellie Mitchell. Mo.
shcr st Vincent Cvf schrs susan. Gardner charleston,
81 Maggie Rivers. ktvers Baltimore, 10 buengamc,
Burngsmc, Alexandria
SAiici-Stramer Batavia
BALTIMORE. NOV ai-arrived steamers VIM Kennedy,
Foster, Providence: 1uckahoe, Brown. Newbe.n, Nv
George Appod. Lovciand, savannah uctorora reynolds
New York banks Concord (Br. Mcodley, Dunkk Condor
Nor). Olsen. BnrdsAnx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
coRoSERs, ISouEsTs.

Coroner wollman held an inquest yesterday, on the
body OF Dennis McGrath VINO ued from The effects OF
Injuries accidentally received by being run over by
truck. at Futon Ferry, on November The deceased
on the bridge, passing from the ladies' to the
gcntemcus side. when the truck coming upon Il bore
down on HIM. II heavily loaded, and tho tide
being low the trnc the descent from The ferry en-
trance the boat very steep The driver haooed
and tried to rein IN has horses but the inertia OF the
truck carried u on rho deceased, who was a feeble
man, suddenly awoke TO sense Of his peru and
sroye 10 get out OF the way, but one oil the wheels
caught him, he thrown 10 the ground and II
passed him. Tho jury, III bringing ~ their YER
diet, took occasion to recommend that ferry com
uAn station prevent persons from crossi ng
on he GOAL trucks are being driven on them TO
prevent n similar accident IN future.
In mo case OF Felix Galiancr tie jury rendered q
verdict OF death from acute tubcrcGiar meningitis
nd tue jury also found tina, the deceased was acct
aenta.ly run over by horse and wagon driven by d.
Dolerly, second avenue, between twenty seventh
and Twenty .egntn streets, on the 10Th OF October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Tho examination OF applicants for State certificates
qualified teachers will be hold, December 90 At the
Normal Schools in Albany, Brockport, Buffalo, Cort-
land, Fredonia Gencseo. New York. 0swego and
Poisdam. The faculties Of the respective Normal
schools VIII conduct the exam nations, and such OF
the candidates as have given satisfactory evidence Of
their learning ability and good character will receive
certificates qualifying them 10 teach In any oil tho
public schools OF tho State without further cxamna-
ton.
Candidates must be present at the beginning Of the
examination, produce testimonials OF character and
must have had at least three years experience AS
teachers They must pass thorough examination In
the following named Misunderstanding, spelling,
writing, grammar and analysis geography outlines Of
American history, arithmetic, elementary algebra.
plano geometry and composition. They will also be
expected to have general knowledge OF bookkeep-
Ing rhetoric tue natural sciences, linear and perspcc-
tive drawing, general history, general literature.
methods, school economy, civil government and
school law. The examinations will be open to candi-
dates residing IN any part oil tho state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
HOW A PHAEToN WAS PROCURED.

~ am worth 500, 900 over my liabilities, and I'm
a director In BANK were the words uttered by
Thomas W. Dunn while examining phaeton in tho
store OF NJ. Maloughncy, No. Ninth avenue yestcr.
day-at least such are the words imputed to him by
Mr. Maloughncy Upon this representation the
owner Of the phaeton sold the vehicle, taking
IN payment q note Tor $685. Subsequently
no learned that Mr.. Dunn was very much
poorer than had supposed. The handsome 500 600
dwindled down to point wherein II was met by liza
bllties In TACT, he was pennilcss and tho bank ot
which he WAS director, was Of phantom character
Mr. Maloughney thcreupon caused his arrest on tho
charge OF obtaining goods under false 'prcences In
the Tombs Police Court yesterday tho prisoner who
Is advanced in years, denied having made the state
ment Inscribed TO him by the complainant Justice
Duffy held him In 500 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
s. A. HAyILAND,

Stephen A. HaviIand, printer, died Friday last and
is to DO buried to-day. He apprentice to Will
lam E. Dean. who is now In tho nnetyninth year OF
his age to learn the trade first at tho ago OF
twelve years. OF New and Wall Streets in 1929
he was perhaps tho most correct printer or compost
Tor OF the age He had been known to set up form
OF twelve pages 200 ems in page in Creek. Latin
ana English, without making single mistaken n the
twelve pages. He time set up the whole OF a con-
cordance for the Bible. in diamond type. without q
mistake. He was IN The employ OF The Methodist
Book Concern at the time OF his death and had been
IN It's employ Tor tho last thirty years. during twenty
nve Of when no was ''rcvise" prooirsader. he was
vi v wear of apc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

EXIT A FORTUNE TELLER.

Mary Cole. the fortune teller who was recently In.
dictcd for stealing clothing from coorcd woman,
was yesterday sentenced to the Pententary Tor six
months. Tho prisoner, VINO is nny-sIx years of age
the wife OF OK. conductor the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad, and at one time passed herself AS a
sister OF Tom Scott, the railroad KING She formerly
served a term on Bsckwclfs Island for larceny. 10
which place sho claims she was consigned upJustiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
CHARLfS pfLIEGEE.

Charles Pniegcr, formerly Representative OF
tho Department OF the Haul Rim ia the Ma
tionai Republican Assembly at Paris in lS49,
dicd yesterday at Stapleton, Station Island, In
the sixlieth year OF his age. He was man
or bri liant talents but was bauished from Franco
after the coup d'etdt OF "a December 1851 Another
representative the French nation In the Assembly
oil 1s4S Mr. Claude Pclleticr, has been requested 10
deliver GRAFTON this afternoon. the oil
Mr. Phegcr's funeral, at Stapleton, s. l. II Is cx.
pccted that a large number OF French republicans
will be present on the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
ROBBED BY HIS BROTHER.

william WATSON, OF No AL First avenue, was ar.
rested last night IN Bellevue Hospital by Officer Nc
Kcuna OF the Eighteenth precinct, on a charge OF
having stolen $50 IRON his brother samuel II ap.
pears that during the Of the panant ON
his room william broke open his brothers. trunk and
TOOK the money. The prisoner was found ycster-
day afternoon the pier at the loot oil East Twenty
sixth street lust as he vas about TO Jump INTO iho
East RIVER Two OF the stolen sovcresns were found
his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Port Chalmers NJ. no date ship Splendid,
vauvau with ego bbs black aud oil The captain
suffered FROM the effects OF sevcre sutstroke and reports
that the vessel missed tine chsnee OF being full ship on
account OF hts Illness ~
Brig W u Allen, which arrived at Honolulu Oct %.
down the two survivors OF the abandoned Arctic
fleet Of One of these Hawaiian and the other
Tahtian they report that the Acots Barns could nave
been las. fall but that the rshtans on board found
scmc rum, got drunk ashore The two survv-
lived among the Indians during the winter ~ East
Cape. the OF tho Allen had hight with the In
dans who boarded her and dem andcd This being
fused the Indians beenn an assault upon the crew which
rnde in the klling OF fifteen Of the former In the
attack Hawaiian seaman lost his life and two wero
wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
LAWRENCE Z. HILL.

Lawrence Hill died yesterday morning at his res
idence, No. Columbia street. He has been afflicted
for some lime past with complaint OF tho liv or and
dropsy, and during month before his death
he suffered considerably He was forty-nvo
years OF age. In the years 1868 and 1859 he was
elected as Assistant Alderman from the Thirteenth
ward. Wnile no held this position he discharged his
duties honorapiy. Inc funeral will take place on
Monday morning next, AT ten O'Clock, from the
Church OF ST. Rose oil Lima, Cannon street, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
SPOKEN.

Ship Equator tRus). Rosgrrn from Hull for New York.
Oct 30. lat Al. Ion Al
ship Elizabeth hamilton IIempstsad from New York for
Moute,idoo. Oct 3. lat u n. Ion % W.. :.
ship Nsnshire tBrl. Niven Calcutta for New York.
Oct II OF Cape of Good iope. .
ship John Nicholson (Br. from Shanghai Tor New YORK.
Oct 3. tat 10 :, Ion 81
shin eorge Washington 1ert Probst, from Bremen Tor
Baltiinors. Nov Z. lat 40 o. Ion :. =
British snip fDQR iron Liverpool for Beaufort. Nov 70
LAT ~. Ion ~
Bark & sutton tBrl. Mclean from New York for AMER,
Ocf1 mi n lon W.
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Steamer Albcmarle. Gibbs Lewes Del with mdse 10 the
Old Dominion steamship Co. .
steamer Allentown. Ma Philadelphia. With coal to she
Reading Railroad Co
snip Fleet ;uest Hong Kous 1885 days With mdse
TO vessrrto Vernon II Brown Co. passed AMER
~, cspe OF ood Hope sept 80 ST Helena Oct =;
stron. catery gales tue last days date ~ strait, 81
snnda sroke bark Josephine from Manila tor New YORK
Bark Mimi CANS iominlrh. Ipswich u days IN oAiisst
TO >lacovich & 10.
Bark Roma Mob Larsen Gloucester Oct o. ia ballast to
Bennam BoycscE Is anchored in the lower nay tor orders
Bars Gitnef Nor, alvcrsen. bordeaux % days IN Dat
last "a Punch. Elvc Co.
Schr Flora Woodhousc tof New laver). NOUN, Saeos
Island. IL days. with suano IL Warren Ray.
pY.sicamer N-esar ,icr IRON Bremen ~hich arrived
pa PM. reports: Had heavy westerly winds stormy
weather AMI high to tie Banks from lon 81 sea node
with fine athrr ait~rward Nov Is lat ~ 10: Ion
81 - passed ship robcrt Dixon from Liverpool fr New
York %. la, o39. lon CD is, steamer berd'r sIeo
hence Tor HaGburs.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer ssntce. Davis New Bedford FOR New York.
Steamer Delaware. Smith Norwich for New York
Steamer Defiance crockcr Fan River for philadelphia
Ship Viriant ,ncw) Tifcomb, kcnncbunk Tor New York
schr a Pike. i,ik. Bancor Tor New lork IVAN
Schr j .neA Fitch Chapman. Nantucket for New York
Sctr Mellon Harvey. Handy New Bedford for New ,ork
schr Salle Ponder. Lincoln. Taunton for New york.
Scnr trbnna Allcn somerset for New York
Schr I; l.. Lowell. Providence tor New York: :
Schr Eva pyerty candy. Providence Tor New YORK
Schr Belle 4 Hun Brush, Providence Tor New York
Srhr Ninquas. Phillips Providence Tor New YORK
Schr Eliza Pharo Watson. Providence for New York.
Schr Mail Mead. Greenwich Tor New York
Schr II Marlur Smith, Port Jefferson ioi New York
Schr Hiram futile, Wansccr. Port Jefferson Tor Now
schr Mary Isabel Mott Northport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
SWEARING AGAINST HIS SON.

Among tho prisoners on trial in the Court OF Ses-
sons At Jersey City yesterday was Robert Sloane,
youth OF seventeen who charged with assault and
battery his brother One OF tho witnesses against
him his falhcr The prisoner was convicted anc
the father stated that bio bad been incorrgble and
desired that he might be sont either 10 tue state
Prison or the Pcnitcntiary whore he would be COM
PEELED Keep good behavior Judge Hoffman refused
10 commit him, suspended sentence and rcbukcd shc
fathcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
WHOSE CLOCK?

young man, who gave the name OF James Conwsy.
arrested by Detective Wood, OF The Central ONCE,
yesterday while trying to dispose Of valuable French
clock The possession Of which he could not satsfac
torIly account Tor. Hc gave his residence as No 3oS
East Sixteenth street which was found TO be ctlttous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
A FATHERS CRUEL BLOW.

Richard Clark. who resides Mt No. AIS East Scvcn-
teenh street, quarrolled yesterday morning with hts
daughter Mrs. Mary Cleary, and in his anger struck
her blow with some dull instrument that caused .
severe wound the head. The woman was taken TO
bellevue Hospital in an insensible condition. The
father made his escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
NEW FERRY 10 BROOKLYN.

superintendent Decker, Of the wcehawken ferry, at
the request OF large number o. residcnts OF Brook.
lyn especially IN the Eastern District has established
Jerry from the Morgan street wnat in Jersey CITY
to ihfcc landings on the Brooklyn side oi the East
River. The icrrv "a Intended accom- modatc to a
large extent the cattle drovcrs and dealers who do
business a. the n ew Jersey stock yards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. "a, 1877
ARRIVALS.


wnIrksroSr TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Anglia do Ovcnstone. London Nov Z. with
dsc 81 passengers TO Henderson Bros Had westerly
gales until the bauks were passed when tho weather
moderated.
steamer GIenlogan tHr), Lenbcrg Cardiff, 20 days in
ballast, 70 Borland
steamer Labrador tfrl Sanrcr. Hsvre Nov 10 via
ymoutb 18th With nase and Ito passengers to Louis 10
HeU,an Arrived; at AN Nov 70, LAT ~ H. Ion "a A.,
passed u t;ui - steamer bound Il.
steamer Northumbria tBrl, Hurst Marsciles Oct 10,
Palermo 18TH Messina I'D Dena 10Th Malaga Nov and
t;ibrajtar 6tn with frn Phelps Bross vessel 10
Wright co. Had strong ENE ssies last ave DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
AN ALLEGED IMPOSTOR.

william Brown, who Is charged with having at
tempted to impose upon tho charity Of Dr. Howard
Crosby by means oil a forged letter purporting to
come IRON Now Jersey clergy man, was arraigned
the Fifty seventh street Court yesterday and held in
$500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
CLEARING THE SLUMS.

Captain Williams. OF the Twenty. ainth precinct,
late last night raided Jour dIsorderly houses In
West Twcnty-seventh street. on the strength oil war
rants issued by Police Justice Morgan and arrested
three OF The propretors togct with over forty
and women, who were iouud In the houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
SUICIDE OF A BAKER.

Peter WEIGH, baker by trade, attempted TO commit
suicide BY cu,rg his throat his place OF residence.
No. 59o Dckalb avenue. Brooklyn, at haifpast TOUR
o'clock yesterday morning lie was removed to tho
City Hospital HIS recovery is desparcd OF.