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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
STABBED AND CLUBBED.
A QUARREL OVER CARDS THAT MAY TERMINATE
FATALLY.

A QUARREL OVER CARDS THAT MAY TERMINATE
FATALLY.
An alteration took place early yesterday morning
among several who had been drinking at bar In
Seventeenth street, avenue A. They nearly
all licensed vendors. Andrew Collins, a young man
OF twenty three who resides at No. 404 East Sixteenth
street, was one Of the party. lie, with several Of
the others quarrclled threats were exchanged. and
soon blows struck. In tho melee
James Daily, of No 400 East Eleventh street, is said
to have struck Collins with bale stick and moment
after the unfortunate man stabbed In the nb-
domen by James Killeen, another Of the party.
Collins was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where
his wound was pronounced very dangerous
but Kiecn, the man who used the knife and who re-
sides at No 2S First avenue succeeded in evadng the
police
COLLINS ANTE MoRrEM STATEMENT
Last night the wounded msn, Collins, was iound 70
be sinking rapidly and as hc was not expected 10 sur
to take ante.mortem statement Accord.
nS to the dying mans ans. statement Ia es .,,nb ,os
originated IN a quarrel over game Of cards and no
was twice assaulted, an interval Of nearly an hour
elapsing between the attacks When the dimcuity
begun the men left the saloon, whom Killeen VINO
had procured bale stick, approached Collins
and struck MIN with IT, James Daily alter after.
from the blows he had received Collins with
drew from the party rs best he could but alter awhile
hc chanced upon them again. wncn hHlecn CTicu,
"Hcrc he is Now III give il to him good" AT
the Same time he drew q knife and plunged it
into Collins body Tho latter staggered back
and Kieen's companions scampercd away
Kileen himself hurried of, and when Ofncer Buhlcr
along the wounded man was standing alone
with his hand pressed upon the dreadful wound he
had received Al the hospital the knife was
found TO have penetrated the cpigastrium
In his statement Collins accused three other
men besides Killeen and Daily OF being
implicated in tho assault Up a late hour last night
Kileen had escaped arrest but Acting Captain Thomp
cc0tt
TO capture him, believes he will succeed, unless tho
fugitive has lott tho city, Tho latter bears bad rcpu
tatou and is said have term at Sing Sing.
His companions are also spoken oil low, worthless
follows equal TO any enormity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug 1s-sailed. bark Tanjoro (Br). Dumas.
Quebec
BREMEN Aug Arrived brig Gregoro Sp), Ormsechea
Savannah.
CARrHAGESA-Sailed. the Octavia for New Orleans.
GorrENBURc. Aug l4-Auivcd, bark Gustave (Fr.
Bruno, New York.
HELvoKr Aug ls-saed. ship Semirams. Schulsnberg q,
Baltimore.
HAMBURG Aug sArrived. barks Gna (Nor), Andersen.
Savannah Orpeus (Nor), Jameson Baltimore via Nor
folk.
Sailed 18th. ship John Baker. Pencil, New York ;
barks Navigator (Norj. Sansonsen do; Jenkins DID
Rogers Delaware Brcakwacr.
HAvRE, Aug 1S-Arrvcd. steamer Pereire Fr), DauYe.
New York.
Sailed 18TH steamer Labrador dr. Sangiicr New York
LIvKRrooL Aug 10 Arrived, bark Grace Decrng Davis
Portland. Me.
Sailed 10TH snip Adorna, Hawkins United States barks
Ranger (B Gray. Tybec; Francis Herbert (Br) McKen
vie, Hampton Roads.
PLYMOUTH. Aug 19-Arrivcd. steamer uerder (Ger).
Brandt, New York for Hamburg
QurENsTowS. Aug 1S--Arrivcd, bark Minnie Hunter
Woodma an, Sackvillc. NIB.
Arrived 10Th. $40 AN. steamer City Of Berlin (Br).
Kennedy. New York for Liverpool.
Arrived at - Aug 10. knight Commander.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
A FATAL FIGHT.

providence, R. august 1sl correspondence OF the
Philadelphia Chroncle
At Watch Hill a fcud between two colored walters
resulted Thursday in the fatal stabbing the throat
with jack nile OF John Thomas, porter OF tho Watch
Hin, by Reuben Hawkins, porter at the Larkin House.
They met at the wharf. Hawkins was sitting near
tho edge engaged in splicing rope with an
open jack knife IN his hand Thomas was
seated on the opposite sido OF tho wharf
Two other parties, Huntsan and Portlock, were
also present Huntson approached Hawkins ana made
some remarks of trivial nature, when Thomas
started up ana said that II HAWKINS threatened to
shoot him again he would cut his life out Hawkins
said he had not threatened him, and told him 70 get
out Of the way. At this Thomas drew razor from
his pocket and mado rush for hawkins lie threw
up his left arm and received cut on tho out
side, near the elbow. pushing Thomas from him. lie
came ut him again and struck him under the arm,
cutting coan through his garments and inilicipg
another wound. They then cinched, Thomas all the
time striking wildly with the open razor. Haw-
kns in the mclce struck blow with the jack knife,
which entered the throat OF Thomas the jugular
vein severng artery, calling at the same tmc 10
those standIngby, ''Hep me; don't let him cut me to
pieces with the razor.' He thon broke away from
Thomas and plunged into tho water and started 10
swim TO the shore Thomas, Notwithstanding his
dangerous wound, down the wharf and started to
intercept him, but tainted and fell ere he could reach
the spot Both men badly wounded
Thomas died yesterday afternoon. Hawkins is In
jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
A GOVERNMENT CANAL.

OPENING OF THE NEW CANAL AROUND THE DIES
MONIES RAPIDS.
[Keokuk tIowa) correspondence of Cincinnati En-
qurer, August 1871
The government canal aroun the Des MONIES Rap
ids of the Mississippi River at tins place has been
far completed TO admit OF the passage Of boats and
will be formally opened to navigation next Wednesday
tho I'D inst, at noon. Preparations are being made
by the City Council and the citizens OF Keokuk 10 celo
bratc the event in an imposing manner. Council has
appropriated liberal sum of money for that purpose.
and various committees have been appointed to toko
charge oil the affair. Invitations arc be extended TO
tho Mayors OF all cities the river from New orleans
TO ST. Pau. Secretary Of War McCrary o. Iowa, Con-
grcssmcn and the press Of the Missienppi Valley
states have also been invited The Merchants EX
change Of ST Louis will send delegation and large
party Of other prominent citizens OF city
pcccd The kcokuk Northern limo Packet Company
VIII furnish three OF It's best the occasion,
aud Commodore Davidson Will be hore IN person. At
noon on the day IN question: the fleet of boats headed
by the government steamer Montana, which will DO
brought here especially to take part in the demonsra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Aug 10 Cleared sssamers Seminole, Matthews
John ss%T s,sss sa 0 %
cs, to 10 o tor for
os ssiodrsteamers raha Norman Seminole Goo Ap.
a.. wv %6ssH
Stephen Morgan Darfess: KosdSui Chas sampson. Bal
B%iLfiMofE. August isIGlearsd. brig Clara Adams,
Lai;hw x. , ro,smon'h' NH schr Atkinson HUB
Vim ySsavc,S Young Ne.
Brown. NswS.rn, Nd; Sarks wnifred tB5, hadsins Rio
psase 3D. White Demerars; schrs Gso-se Peabody No
goiS
Cleared Jas. Bliss Hatch; Wellington Barbour.
BATH Aug WARMED Knicne.soekor. Atkins.
Ssw o
ss % ss9 sI' asd as A.
p ss01s ss cn, Ys lot
cmAKLEsToN Aug io-saiiod, schr Riley 5 Derby,
,s,. ss'Ss s? Ny
DtSsa o "S' Conception Ascocha London
ps S. nSr'" "js ssn R sspe ss
qp Avs SS a. 10Th Brodesen DAM.
bG SoRi ok, Aug 17-Areed. schr Tufts Josn.
MY NEW BEDFORD Aug is-Arrived schr M.ns.m.
Chase, New York. .-.,
s kss white ss
s'Sk%fokT Aug i7-Arived schr Joseph Marsh. Brown.
DS sai!edscSw Geo Baird starkey. st John NIB;
Babcock ssson. Westerly for Provdencc Cook Borden.
In port~Schrs Elisha Smith, Garoner for New York:
Mathews Wentworth. from PHILADELPHIA: DAVID @ Floyd,
Clifford Mcrrmnn. Crane Havcrhill for Phil
ndeiphia; Annie Webb. Hawkins New Bedford for New
faricr New BEDFORD for Victoria Tain sdgc. Somerset
for do John Price. Nickerson Taunton for do; Em City
Kelly Providence Tor do BENZ English chase. New Bed.
ford Tor do; Mediator Davis Fall River for do: Helen,
Fits and W thompson. Mullen. Providence for do
NEW LONDON. Aug l6-Arrivod schr O Denisou.
New Bedford tor New York.
Poi,T GAMBLE. Aug l1-Ssicd bark David Hoadley
kahlcr, san Francsco
POKf BLAKELY. Aug 11-sailed. bark h Ham, Cove,
PIiiLADEIPIiiA, Aug 1s-Arrived. steamers Pennsyi.
vania, Harris; Liverpool Agnes smith New York.
Saiicd-schr Pnaro. sopcr. New York via Chicka.
Lominy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1I-Arrived, ship Sagamore
Carter Port Gamble borks Lizzie Williams Ross Seattlc
Mary GLOVER Mitchell. Port Discovery; Amethyst Bates
i,ellingham Bay,
Sailed-Bark Whistler Iotchkiss Seattle; brig Deux
Amis ffr). Rougct, Departure Bay
Cleared Ship Gen Butler Colby Port Townsend; bark
Rosetta McNenl, Brown. Burrard Inlet
4.th-Arrivcd, ship City of Perth (br), Glasgow
SAVANNAH, Aug 19-Arivcd, steamer II Livingston.
Mallory, New York.
WOODS HOLE Aug i6-Tn port. schr Edward Fur.
Der, for Baltimore, Idg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
1HE OCEAN GROVE woRsHIPPERs.

The number of worshippcrs and sightseers at Ocean
Grove yesterday were upward OF $4,000. Among
those present were Governor Bcdle and Ex-Governor
Joel Parker Of New Jersey; Hon. W. H. Falconcr OF
New York; Bishop Simpson. of Philadelphia; Rev.
DR.. n. l.. Jcnries, of Washington, d. c.. Rev. DR..
Meade, Secretary Of Foreign Missions and u
large number of prominent preachers from all
sections OF the country. The morning
vices were opened at nine O'Clock. The Rev.
f. H. Stokes opened the exercises with
prayer THIS was followed by singing and tho rea-
ton OF personal experiences Later tho entire throng
sang the l. 006th hymn ''And must / DO to judgment
brought" Then there was prayer by Bishop Jesse
Peck OF California, VINO asked the blessing OF God
upon rulers and public men generally, ana that
He would turn them from temptation and
load them to do right Ike bishop closed
by repeating the Lords Prayer After reading the
second chapter OF Psalms and the singing Of the hymn
Vain man thy fond pursuits iorbear," Bishop Peck
preached his sermon. The text was Second Corin-
tbians, ", To-, "For we must all appear before tho
Judgment seat Of Christ that every ono may
the things done in his body according to that he hath
uonc.p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
STRIKERS LAW.

Charles Wilson has been running on a train from
Port Morris TO Hoboken for some years. He was a
member OF the Frcmen's Brotherhood, and he was
recently sent to Hoboken to FIRE locomotive Of the
sfast ran immediately previous TO the strike. Since
he has received notices to quit, but ho kept to
his post. I nc first
CHARLES WrLsos--we will give you just 2 days to get
back WHARF you came from. You know that stand In
the OF dremcn here. Yves won't We any
icivc. Yours. FOREMEN.
He received another letter as follows
CHARLES wmsoN-I suppose that you are aware that
your DAYS is now We tell to live you will
be carried away.
The signature in this n cofin OF very unar-
tistc design Wilson cavc up his Job and returned to
Port Morris to take his chances Of one half or one.
quarter time In Port Morris considerable indigna.
ton OF affairs which drove Wilson from good stua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20

Steamer Gulf Stream. ribon. Charleston days. with
steamer Beneactor Jones' Wilmington NJ. days. with
mS s, 70 W CLYDE o.. p..... CITY pon, and
Norfolk. with mdse to the Did Dominion stesmship Co
steamer Abemarle Gibbs Lewcs DEL with mdse to tho
steamer Ellie knight McCrsery rniadclphis with mdse
ship Edith Warren or Liysrpoo Clarke su.ts April
the nan @ 90 s "s yoS Good ''i ops jnns Ia
then had 10 westerly gale: very high and
lon 70 - 1s "a hight a IS uE s.h 70
Bars frad.ssss xisssndria DAM, Davis. 81 croix 10
s s. So,s."" s De STas dS S;
IL Nosa's &C. 4nno Steele seaman aged So died and
FRI .is e Wiz rs Spain
%S's..s ' to- De "% s~pa CO..
s II s;.ss oG sss, A s. . days with
sas s k.%Sy 81 s0n !" Bsy days with
s sslf 6.nh. oh.ss A.s Gage, II a.ys With log
Vessel Talbot s'a 'aI'
ssh r.. llizsee.h Dosr Lowe, Ilu%acoa r. = days
sss o4asr cses'en Il days. with
schr Albert Mason. Rose Wilmington. Nc days. With
"sy sr store. Son Il: x.a Fsss Norfolk
s ssSr Apss EaS' 5.|is: Virginia with melons,
schr Ostrich. Bussaii. Mrsfnia
s ssS- 3;sSIss ; aI;:ssy: Sn.:,i y':slnia
schr VIM scmink. Dunn, Maryland.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer New Bedford for
Now York.
sehr VIM Meioon, Spear. Rocklsnd for New York.
Schr sarah Jane Crosby New Bedford for New York.
Schr Matthew Vassnr Jr Kelly. New Bedford for New
YORK.
ssr 3'gs s
SSc,hr Aobis Oak, Nash; FAN River for New iork
Schr Doretta Kahn Nash. Middletown Tor New York.
Schr Orlando Smith Ferris Portchester for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Delta (Br). Pvo, New York for Harvey, NIB.
Scr Riverside (br) Price. New York for st John, NIB.
Schr Freeman. Gullfoyle New York for Boston.
Schr Cbeseboro. Robinson, Now York for Westerly
Schr Mile Frank. Edwards. New York for Norwich
Schr Annie Palmer, LOWS, New York Tor Bath,
Schr Percy, Mitchell. New York for Bath.
Schr Gsme Cock, Qunlnn. New York for New London.
MI.
schr Samuel P Goodwin. Williams Now York for STAN.
ford.
Schr J r Mitchell. More. New York for Stamford.
Schr j Gould. Teraping, New York for New Haven.
Schr Nightingale, Young, Hoboken for Provdcnce.
tucket
schr q L Lowell, Mathews, Amboy for Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
SWIMMERS SUNDAY AMUSEMENT.

James McCanrcy, OF No 3l5 Union avenue, Will
iamsburg, last night while going homo was Sc; upon
by Peter Skinner and Edward wamcsly, OF Union
avenue and Withcrs street, and during the scurle
which ensued was cut by Skinner with bowie knife
which severed some of the arteries OF McCaTrey' s
left arm DR.. Murphy attended the wounded man,
who was taken 10 his home. Wamesly ana Skinner
arc said TO DO notorious law breakers Wamcsiy came
ont of the Kings county Pcnitcntiary last Satur-
dav after serving q sentence OF thirty days for a
tcIonious assault upon ono Ferris, and Skinner has
but recently discharged from Jail for assault aud
battery prior that having served sentence OF six
months for robbery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
A SCRUB RACE.

boat took place yesterday afternoon on the
Hudson River between James Hickey, OF New York,
and Augustus Bo mford OF South Brooklyn, Tor $50
side. Tho distance three miles, with turn, start
ing from point opposite the Elysan Fields, hobo.
ken, n. j. At about mile from the start Bonn ford
passed Hickey, whose boat upset. and IL became thon
simple row Tor B0miord. Hickey was picked
up by boat that was put of from schooner at an-
CHI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
A WOMAN'S FATAL WORK.

Valentino fisherman, aged thirty seven years. OF
No "a Rivington street, stabbed In the abdomen
on the 5th inst. BY Louisa Wetzel, at No. 400 East
Twelfth street. The wounded man was taken
to Bellevue Hospital where last night he
was given up by the surgeons The Coroner
was notified 10 take his ante mortem
deposition. Dr. Miller answered the summons The
patient at first able to speak, but after three
four questions had been answered he suddenly became
UNCONSCIOUS Hts assailant VIII be remembered
released on $500 bail by police magistrate. Captain
Mccullough was telegraphed 10 by The Coroner and
Detective Robinson was detailed to arrest Louisa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
A NEW PLANET.

Detroit Mich. august ~. correspondence Of Phila
dcipha Record
Tho following communication was received this
morning from Professor J. Z. Watson Of the Michigan
University Observatory, at Ann Arbor:--"On the
night OF August found in tue constellation Capri
corn planet hitherto unknown On account Of
smoky nnd cloudy weather did not succeed in OBJ.
serving il accurately until last night IL Is now In
right ascension 81 hours ard IA minutes and decln
alton Is degrees and ~ minutes south 1t shines like
star Of tho tenth magnitude, and is moving west and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
DROWNED.

Adolph Wcish aged twenty .one, residing at No. 33l
East Tenth street. while rowing in small boat Off
Grand street ferry was upset and drowned His body
recovered.
On Friday night last John Moore, aged scvcnty-six
years, who had been out OF his mlnd for some time
past, LETT his home. No. 80 Grand avenue, Brooklyn
and search Tor HIM made by his relatives in every
direction without await Yesterday alter noon his body
was found floating IN the Wallab )ut Canal Deceased
is supposed 10 have fallen into the water while wan
dcrlng about tho email
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
DELINQUENT MILITIAMEN.

On Tuesday evening next court martial will DO con-
vencd at the Clermon; Avenue Armory, Brooklyn for
the trial OF such delinquent members OF the Twenty
third regiment, National Guard as failed to report
themselves for duty when their regiment was called
out to suppress the strikers riot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
RAID ON CABBAGE LEAVES.

number Of revenue officers yesterday made raid
upon the scgar stands owned by Italians nd Chinese
located along tho hroughiares in the part the
city, 1t appears the latter have been purchasing
tobacco and making scgars for sale without
taxing the trouble OF paying duty upon them.
A whole batch OF Mongolans, together with their
stalls and stands, taken to tho station house and
locked up in company with number OF Italians who
engaged IN tho same Illicit trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
SPOKEN.

Ship Fama (Nor London for Quebec Aug g. lat So
Ion z.
Ship Storm King. Reed from Liverpool for Bombay July
II. lat 10 30 n, Ion u 80 W.
Ship ovdng (Nor from Gloucester for Quebec. Ang g.
lat II Ion 30.
g. lat 49, Ion ~.
Bark Cyclone tBr,. Forbes. from New York Monte.
vdeo, July 20. lat ~ N, Ion ~ W.
Schr Starlight lumber laden), bound W, Aug ia, of
Nan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

The residence Of Owen Gillespie No 9iS Douglass
street, Brooklyn was burgariously entered by somo
unknown person. during the temporary absence of tho
family. at a late hour on Saturday night, and was set
fire. The fire was discovered fortunately, by a
person who was passing at the time who managed
to extingush the flames after trining loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmastes informed
that by teiegraphng TO the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, London, to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpera
Paris" the arrivals at and departures from European and
ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United statcs the will be cabled to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi.
ports will End the Paris Office the sconumi
cal and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
"MATrER ENOUGH !"

Austin New RsrsiIs:--sA littlo boy notice
standing the sidewalk Main street this morning
ana crying bitterly. what's tho matter, sonny p
asked gentleman, who was passing. 'Mnttcr9 Matter
enough, should say Dads got busted on stocks,
swallowed my top and I've got short bit far down
this bore crack the sidewalk that teller with six
tcon eyes in his head couldn't one edge Of IT, That's
Whnt,S the matferiI y
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NEWS NOTES.
WANTED.

Chicago Inter Oceaqs-''We would suggest to South
politicians OF the dominant stripe to give US
rest Southern instincts, loves, preJudces and
hopes and chow relief, broader side Of their
statesma nship, If they have any"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
THE rIsHEn1Es QUESTION.

The Toronto Globe in regard to the business OF the
International comm ssion, says:''Nobody could pos
sby DO surprised at pretensions the United States
might set up, and as to the use made OF Sir John A.
Macdonalds speeches, the certainty that good use
would be made OF them was patent long ago. What
equally patent, moreover, was the fact that
evidence against the demands of Canada, the utter
anccs OF Sir John A. Macdonald would 60 for nothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
ASSAULT WITH A RATCHET.

Thomas Dalton, aged. forty-six years, OF No SIS
West Thirty eighth street assaulted his wife Margarc.
with hatchct last night, but arrested before he
had inflicted any serious wound. The injured woman
Is lying at her home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
DELIBERATE SUICIDE.

A man OF about forty years, attired in a dark suit
was noticed yesterday lettering about the dock at the
foot Of East 117th street. Presently he Walked up to
the end of IT, and, after peering around him for
ute, deliberately jumped into the river. His namo Is
not known and bis body has not been recovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
MARGARET PRYOR'S MOUTHFUL.

During fight last evening between Rose 'McCraig
and Margaret Pryor at their residence No. 16 Batavia
street, the latter got OF Roses hands in her mouth
and bit IL severely The wound cauterizcd ut the
Chambers Street Hospital and the offender locked
un in tho Oak street station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
sIMULrANroUs STATE OBJECTIONS.

Pittsburg Dispatch:''It would be conducive to tho
welfare OF tho Union il all States would have their
elections on The same DAY in November. IT would
tend to prevent Interference the part Of politicians
of portion of the country with tho local affairs OF
another, prevent election frauds and go great way
toward koeping down undue excitement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
A GLASS BLOWERS DESPERATION.

Edward Killcoync, aged twcnty-ouc years, by oc-
cupaton glass blower, residing at NO. 265 East
Thrty-ihrd street, yesterday Intentionally severed
al artery III hts wrist. Ihs wound was dressed ~
Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
DIED IN THE PARK.

man who Is supposed to be j. N. Arnold weigh
MASTER having Office in Pearl street, died suddenly
In the Central Park yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

San Francisco Fost:-"rhe anti Chinese feeling Is
becoming intensified. II has already assumed men,
aciug attitude and 1t win become still more menacing
IL the melting be not removed Doubtless any
outbreak might be reprcssed, but We hold that this
community cannot afford to create OF anarchy
and civil tumult in streets for the sake of sustain
ing Chinese labor an industrial element in
mids
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Arrived New Bedford Aug II. schr Oracle Parker,
Over Provipcetown with 175 bbls and $50 do VIII oil,
Spoken-Junc 16 lat IS 49, 65 49, bark Reindeer
kcr, of NIB, with whale of 80 bbis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
SAILED.

Steamer Astsrte Br. for Glasgow; ship Cape Of Good
Hope tBp. Liverpool: barks Juno (1er) Dautzic; Fri
lNor). Naples; briggs Romeo dtnD. Trieste; Dauntlcss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

buoy will be placed of Pollock Rip. Tuesday 2st
bv Us supply steamer verbena.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. DestrndtfonI
Office.
Steamer

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER