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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
CLEARED.

Steamer Adriatc (Br, Jennings, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Faraday (Br, Trott. Livcrpool-IIends, son
Bros.
Steamer Gambia Isr). sumner London W j Hurst.
steamer Acadia ('r), Montgomery, Bristol E-Hender-
Steamer Eheols B,, Allan, cs5diGmce9rss Bullsv:
Steamer Oder GER, Lcist Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
Steamer bermuda tBn, Wilson. Porto Cabclio, La
guayra. Sc-A r Ontcroridgc ,,
amer Knckerbockor, Kcmblc. New oroans-clark
steamer City Of Savannah Mallory, savannah-Georgo
steamer Charleston. Lockwood Charleston Quin-
steamer Regulator. Doano, Wilmington, NC-wm
Richmond-tjId Dominion steamship Co.
steamer John Gibson Nasingo, Georgetown, DE- l.
steamer Alliance. Carr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hand.
Ste Neptune Berry, Boston-H Dimcrk
"p o sn' rs EMP on''
BARK Capri SBrJ. Dcnsmore. Liverpool-J whitney
Bark Whitney tBr), spccr. Liverpool-J F Whitney
Bark Erinna (Br,. Smith. London j Whitney T. Co.
BARK yeren. tgr, iioegcoc Hull Ed rscser no.
sark Dnemar Syor,, panielscu, Cork Falmouth for
EsrA Masnat .Norl, Paus.. AniwcrO Fuuch Edyc Go.
BARK trait dUnon DO, 6alou. Port au Prince n MUIR
Brg Felicia utaD. Cas,cllano oporto-Lauro Storey
Brs Sarah crowei dr, johnson. drcytoYn Nic-strout
brig Eastern Star. Woodward, Dcmcrara-lI Trow-
BRIGGS Sous. =
Drig Daniel Trowbridge Rogers ST Pierre MartDanici
Truwbrdre. -
orig Is Brown. Foster. Perth Amboy, NJ-Mlier
Houghton.
schr susan Thurlow, Eaton Antwerp Brett Son Co
Schr Mary Douviass kof, Maranham- Ia Amsinck n Co.
Schr n Hand, Doherty, Pcrnsmbuco Il n Hand.
schr Elia, Mitchell. Aquin-Brctt. son a Co.
Schr Wnrdwell. Bcrnbaum, Jcrcme Wilson Il Asmus.
Scbr George Bentley diihn. 1T Marc-ls,ac Stables
schr Media Laura Jorgenscu. st Pierre, Mart
craft h Go.
schr sarah Hunt. McFaddcn, Baracoa- d Weinberg
K Co. - :.
schr Mockiug Bird tBr). Callaghan, st John. MA
Ieney - 49,.
schr George W Collins nodgkins Wilmington, NC
John A Jansen.
Cartwright Doyle.
schr orient, Staples, Woods Hole. Mass-Parsons
schr Alico Scranton. Hill. New Haven Cartwright Il
Doyle. -
schr Illinois, Wilson, New Haven Cartwright Doyle
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PASSING 'CoUNTERFEIr MONEY.

Detective Carmick OF the Twentieth precinct. last
night noticed two young women acting In q strange
manner on Seventh avenue. After follow
ing them Tor some time tho detective no.
ticed well dressed young man brush
by tho women and slip something into their
hands, when OF them who had basket on her arm,
would enter a and make purchase. generally
10 tho value OF nvo CENTS which thcy invariably paid
for IN a trndo dollar.
TINS they repeated about dozen times, when the
detective entered store which they nd just LETT and
examined OF the coos they had passed, wh ch no
found TO be counterfeit. He arrested both OF tho
women as thcy in the net OF repeating tho opcr
,tion took them to tho station house. where tncy
said they were slsers-in-law ava gave their
years of No 551 West Fortcth street,
and Mary Mabcn, aged twenty years, OF No $40 West
qh.rt sixth street. The police obtained possession
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTWERP March 3sailcd steamer Mcrcator tBsig) for
New York.
BoRnA (Madeira River) Feb 17-Passed steamer Merce
dta. Jackaway, from Philadelphia wa Para.
CARpirr March 2-Saiod, steamer Schieswig N,cr for
New York.
GENOA March l3--Arrived. bark Ponda Ital), Ceisa,
Now Orieans.
HALArAx. March le-Arrved: steamer Poynesian tBE.
Brown, Baltimore for Liverpool.
LIsBoS. March 9--Arrived bark Orsola Gtap. CaHero
New York.
MARsELLns. 'rch 13-Arrived bark Virginia Stafford
(Br). Curry. New York.
MxssSA, Fob DISABLED, brig Otto Lee Ncr Andersen
PoRr kL'zABgrn CGII FEY lin port, oark Hiram
TRIESTE. Feb % In port, bnrks Chiavinx UtaD, An to-
pictta (ta) and vittoria Qta) for New York.
TaGAL. Jan 21-In port. bnrk Walker Arlington, Jr,
Hooper, for Boston, ready
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do Kate Callahan DO Tloroncs Dean for Roetpers V
York for rensrh Roads sss Miscosny sehr Annie Cot
oEikNr; March Arrived seh,. Oliver Jameson.
sailed s'th from Long Beach. julia A Bsrk,s. johnson,
PENSACOLA. March Ii-Arrivod. brig Printer, white.
Rnatan.
iass| SrriS~s, sssr.. Ssrn."Sy 90. SaSuisy. 81
Sns%.: i. ' kSS Ss:s'' S
C.arsaBarks Mats Augns. tkus,. ssmrlin, Grimsby,
81 s :. sS Ms.d ~:
''% ifs ~ March, .,sa Yorl
shire Br,, Loughley London; qna,or Iinckey Charles
LIN; ss Cooper.
PARKER ' "eSr &sa
.::s:s ;S s':.s:s
Ss,hsnis o nssn o lSSr noa
Anirew Ns6urer smith. Beo,hb.y. Ne; Nadsb, Cheney
Fss ksis! G:%$:;;:: $:ia %::s:,: ksd'sa
o1s: 4es s.n ass.'I a,sft's
dsss sss'T P: f liver
s.a . .sI ,3 S.gs. :s s'u' Mand''
Also ses,sa bsrs Maria Pace i,s sssr.:,s ?assrs
S"sic Gs"y. Rs"ssso Cork falmouth :shI: cs.risG
Ms: hs ss sS;sf s%s: ss. Young
salied-steamers Wyoming; Fnnts. Defiance. Florida
v1ssoi s's r.'i
OBJ syS 9.rs yin Sandy HSx ;s om haley 4,
York: ,ehr Gov Smith, Crowc drom cardenas. Phils
N VI sn1 Hilton s s ...
ciesrsd-ssehrs A Hammond Goidthwaite. and Pacific
r for CORK; cSt. Asyiile New YORK; Bayis
s.ss%sI oa'.;i Or, BGusssss' Liver
NEEDY: Foster, Baltimore via Norfolk cath:,ins Whiting
via New haven; Cornela Lyon. Port johnson Eva Div
sssa@Ssehrs Gsnses. walls U1tsns Alien Are Par
dee, shropshire Yrcka Mayo, and Campbell, Haskell Nov
RICHMOND. March IA Cleared, brig sprite tBr,
SAN FRANCISCO. March l5-Arrivsd. shin Seminole
10th Arrived, ship oakworth (Br woodhouse. Live,
TeIjesen Enaris.,"n: Gerhard SGs, Ki.mg BaIsino,:
c Charles 1''' Eta D barter Barter ss.is
ox a Ms~
Baltimore Ranger (Br, Galveston; Elliott Richie, New
sTilL LAB. RIVER Err g.; March ARRIVED .sAr ia.
s1opssrs iipi 9TH big Zoo I'D Du'rs.ne FrosrssS
Returned OH, brig Brujs sp,, Mahiques. for Malaga
Cleared s,n. bark Romanei.. csp, Morsli Bsreeona
's aEEM M.Gc R i4ssa e. Mss. nsn from
Eiisabcthportl. Portland: Veto from south Amboy!.
.S1y Dave. y'S% o% :hG
Clark arom do Beach Haven; ~; Johnns Msss ss,
m ais% se'Ssaq aom fisS%ena 'n 49,.
STONINGrON, March l5-Arrved. schry ames English.
Barker Lew London load granite for New York Tuni
Depew. Baker, Newport for do
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 15-Arrtved. schrs Chas 4
Conomb seiover Mannzas for Boston Laconia Crockett
Weehavken Tor Hurricane Island; Florella tsr. rlon
Norwich for Halifax.
Sailed-,rie ierman schrs Frances Ellen, George Kill
burn, Charlie Cobb, Jennie Stubbs Teresn Baker.
Mary Steele Eliza Coffin Mahaska, Laconia. Forca,
ana Chas A Coulomb. !
WILMINGTON. NC. March l4-Arrived. schr Florence
Tower, Adams. Charleston.
Cleared bnrks Norm and (Nor) Sorensen Queens
towns Ceres Ger. Doellnor, London schr Powell.
Williams Liverpool.
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thcws s.vaunah LEONARD Wiley. rh,l.dslphis; D.rSs
iy % france, schr ESsn fisher. Reynolds Glen:
boIow.-:B.rk Ceres rirdlsy. from MaibOurna brig g
winscr Martinique ~
VIM Lawrence, nowcs, Baltimore; Norman. Nicksrsoo.
Amss. Gibbs, Melsonrne
Sailed Steamer Victoria .
BXIriMo.R. March is"Xrrived steamers wo.t Indian
Louisa, Walker Roanoke River h.rss Cur!ew On: Davis,
baassia sssg. r.s N. Loadondsrry; c..-,......
M ssq. p.sa t.
Jones 81 Johns PR; ,amalicl shaw. Rio Jsnero Maria
Gsys Dsss" % f"s
,ss,. Dr brig cs R
r Baker Baker, Boston Kate Il clifford, clifford lobe
ken: water'lne, Kelly. Brooklyn Maggie Smith, Grace,
Guinare, Kate 3urrilI. Gnmacl. brig osomac schr
BvCKsr0RT No, March i4-sailed. schr Webster Bar
nI bgrca "f fsLaSP fis%FboH Arrived
M% Ss'S Seh.s ss" os SsS'si
May walker and sii.sSsr; Ssisi. ropor,.a ~.
Is and os .,,o
saiIcd~Jarx BcnconshcId D, MSnroc. Baltimore; schr
. G%ISsf fSsp March i-Arved steamer Nina 3D.
saiicd-stcamor W q Howes, Morgan Havana schrs II
Foster Rich, Liverpool; Annie 4 Willard, stcelnan
Isth--ssed steamer Rio Grsudc, Bolgcr New York
JACKSUSVILLt. March l3-Arrived, schrs kcbccca W
Ole arcd-schrs Equator (,rj, Abury, Harbor Island;
Mary nussel. steeImnn. Baltimore
KsY WEST March it~sailed. steamer State OF Texas,
MOBILE March ie-Arrivsd, ship J Wheeler tBr,,
SissEeSI .P%s loI. ODD, snsldrshs. Cork
NEW ORLEANS, March 12-Atrived. steamer TnppN-
HAMMOCK Cocksey Havana VIA Florida ports ships BON
bay WORK Livcrpoo Orient Allen, do; bark Vesurgus
18th Arrived steamers Fro Queen (,r Williams Lv.
epool south Tyne Br). llailct do Hudson. Eager, Now
Also arrived steamer r,asklurs Ser, K'ushis'' Bro
Ray. Hso President Mob Lilo Cronstadt; Oas.
erran haeson" seSs
Also cleared schr Frank q Dow, Bs xter. Providence
guna; Il IS Locke. for Port Cortcs.
10Th Salad steamer Ward ~; ships myer s,n
r) and sandusky barks Zehro uta) and perseverance,
S6RroLK March ii-soisd. schr Edna Hsrwood, rur'
XEw BEDfoRD, March I5-sniIed, schrs Joseph Hay,
Butler baltimore; Helen, Ferry. New for~Jonn bo''
xEwr6Rr March iS AMsrivss ;en,s Nellie
lev New York for somsrset
Sailed -schrs l. Ken"cv Farr. Rockland for New York
Kennebes River S tr Reh@oSd Va: Loud Murphy
kockport for Norfolk; Bickmore, Thompson rnrkers
for Annapolis Md; Lula CONDOR. for Do; CLARA FL
well, Long, Eockporu for Camden. NJ Willie Lncc spss.
falmouth for New YORK shamrock Troy rroyidens,
Tor aycrstraw; Henry Congdon Mi'like". WOODS o'e
In pors.-sshr, Flight. Scars. nnc: Robert Smiths
spragac wickiord for Now Yorx Mesamo" rr"ver'' Fla"
PMXrrivcd shrs Della IIodgsins Cobb. Provincctow
ssed"schrs josie Crowley. K b smith and c,amora
NEW LONDON, March i5,Arrvcd. schrs Hnnnsl
70 Ue RENTED; Frank Buticr, Virginia.
ssied-scbrs sarah Bruon, for New York; Bisckssone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
A SUSPICIOUS son.

M. Adolphina OTTO OF No 81 Suffolk street, died
suddenly recently from supposed natural causes.
Yesterday her son. Charles schmidt, called ut the
Coroner's Office, and testified that there were sus
pcious circumstances connected with his mothers
death which needed investigation. He Intmated that
his sepiather III way responsible
for Mrs. Oto's death. He further alleged
that MIR. ana Mrs Otto quarelled frequently and that
they were both addicted to drink No marks OF vios
lenco had been found the body OF his mother, but
tor all that he suspicious that she had met with
foul play, possibly by poisoning. Coroner Flanagan,
assist ed by DR.. Miller, will investigate the case and
mako an aulopY OF the body to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
MISSING PERSONS.
decompose(

Thomas Lyons, lad OF fourteen years, whose pa
reside at No. POS West Sixteenth street, and
youthful companion named Edward Mckinley, have
been absent from their homes since tuesday last The
police yesterday requested 10 mako search for
them.
ON Friday evening last Jane Coye, twenty-two
years old, OF No. gig Schenck street. Brooklyn paid
visit to friend VINO resides IN Twelfth street 10 TINS
CITY. She lett early, saying she would call on hor
aunt, who lives IN Seventeenth street, before return
ing to Brooklyn her friends informed the police
that she had not since been heard OF BY Them She is
supposed TO have wandered away during a temporary
derangement OF mind brough. on by sickness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
OBITUARY.
coMMononE JOHN uopors GRAHAM

COMMODORE JOHN HODGES GRAHAM.
Commodore John Hodges Graham, United States
Navy, died suddenly of apopexy ut hts residence in
Newburg, ". H.. on Friday evening, at the age OF
eighty -four. He served in tho war Of 1912. In
November OF that yoar, when aged nineteen, he was
a midshipman under Commodore. Chaunccy on
Lake Ontario, and was one OF twelve officers
who took part in midnight expedition
against the British stronghold opposite Black
Rock Nine OF the officers either
killed or severely wounded. Young Graham received
wound Ia tho ankle winch subsequently necess.tated
the am putaton oil tho limb Hc had command Of
tho magazine OF Commodore McDonouph's flagship
In memorable conflict on Lake Champaign. After
the war no principally engaged IN shore duty,
and held the rank Of commodore twelve years. AS q
veteran officer he was highly esteemed.
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BROTHER CYPRsAN.

Brother Cyprian, a teacher and member Of tho
Franciscan Order, of the Academy of 81. Francis,
Butler street, Brooklyn, died yesterday at tho monas'
terry after a long and severe Illness. Tho deceased,
VINO native OF Ireland, was for thirty years
member OF the Order OF the Franciscan Brothers,
and came 10 this country eighteen years ngo. he
conducted. at different periods various schools In
Brooklyn and YVES WILDLY known and respected Tor
efficiency and Zeal In insructlbs the young His
death was tho result oil n third stroke OF paralysis
HIS funeral will tako place ths afternoon when The
romans will he Inferred the vault IN the Cemetery
oil tho Holy Cross, Flatbusl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
A THIEVING SON.

Charles Burns, residing at No. Is Montgomery
street. has been IN the habit Of keeping jewelry and
money slowed away in a tin box in his basement,
which iact coming TO the knowledge OF his hopeui
son, Charles H., that enterpriaing youth conceived
q happy Idea lie surrcptitiously gained ossession
OF tho tin box aforesaid, pried II open IN tho
cellar and ried of It's contents, having for his side
partner q youth named Thomns Jones. Having
taken possession OF The contents OF the tin box.
amounting TO about $780, the boys left the house, and
have beer heard from since. 1t thought that he
was urged TO perform the robbery by his companion,
Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
ALMOST CREMATED.

A curious sight was witnessed at Forty-nrst street
ind Third avenue Yesterday when wagon load OF
hay was set hro to by u mischievous boy. and
before the driver perceived tho flames people
came running from oil directions to warn
him OF his danger Ito unconccrnedly
seated on top oil the burning hay whic the flames
were creeping around him, and Tor the moment IL
seemed as II the public were to be treated TO an i'm
provscd cremation scene. Realizing his danger no
Jumped The ground, but all efforts TO oxtnguish tho
flames were unavang ami tho load OF hay was
totally consumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
WHALEMEN.

letter from Captain Sturgs OF bark Merlin, Of NB
ports her ut Mahe seychses. Feb having been in port
tarks Caao Craw. NB 100 bbs oil Marcen, Trip, do,
4UJ do; Patina Rowland, do 900 dos Minnesota Allen.
having taken 800 bills oil 20 lbs ambergris since
leaving Johanna Bark Andrew Ii,css brown westport
lett Maize three weeks previous short nded but
TINT day. having whales twice. nut took
nothing bark Laconia clifford, with small whale
since leaving Maize. and bark Greyhound, Allen NIB,
chasing Mnnles hut she did not get any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
INCENDIARISM.

Henry R. Davis proprietor Of the Hotel Bristol, No.
81 West Eleventh street, on opening the door Of
his premises yesterday morning, discovered that
large portion OF the lower part Of The door burr ed
away. Scattered about III tho vicinity of tho
door were partially burned papers which smelled
strongly OF Kerosene From this fact 1t
inferred that attempt had been mado
TO burn tho hotel during the night Fire Marshal
Sheldon examined the premises yesterday, but while
he was convinced thrt attcmpt had boon made TO
burn down tue hotel no clcw could be learned that
would lead to the detection OF the wGudbe ndiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
NO CHOICE OF WEAPONS.

Christopher Keenan,, OF Williamsburg, and Anthony
Burke, OF Scanned street, entered tho saloon OF
Charles Lorrgan, No. 26s Elizabeth street, early ycs-
terday morning. Soon niterward tree tight occurred,
IN which clubs, bottles ana pitchors were rock essy
used. Judge Kbreth yesterday held Lorrigan Tor
trial. us somehow the onus OF tho fray was placed
upon his shoulders.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND GAP rAINs

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasers are informed
that by teegraphng the HERALD London bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street. London. TO the
Paris Office addressing bennett, 81 Avenue do rOpera
Paris tho arrivals ut and departures from European and
Eastern ports American a foreign vessels trading
with the United States viii be csbed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
terrHnenn ports will Paris Office tho economi-
cal and expeditions for tee gr aphipg news.
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FOUND DROWNED.

The body OF a drowned man. about thirly-ave years
OF age, Ave ieet inches in height found
floating the river yesterday afternoon tho At
lantc Basin, Brooklyn. Deceased, who had brown
hair aud full, long beard, was dressed IN black
sack coat blue flannel pants ana shiri brass buttons
aud wo0len stockings His dress would indicate that
he had been attached TO the United States Navy IN
tho capacity OF petty officer. The body Was much
tiecom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
A FRACTURED SKULL.

Roundsman Delaney, OF the Twenty first precinct,
last night found unknown man lying UNCONSCIOUS
IN the basement OF the building on tho northeast
corner OF Fortieth street and Second avenue.
and had him removed TO the East Thirty.1nh
street station house. whore surgeon
tcIegraphed for IN his arrival the latter examined
The man, gave his opinion that his ku'l was
fractured and ordered his removal 10 bellevue Hos
pital. Tho Injured man about tweuty-three years
Of age, and dressed III dark pants and "A striped
jumper. 1t is supposed that he injured by falling
Into the basement while Intoxicated.
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INTERESTING STATISTICS.

In New Jersey tho cost in public schools In
cities based upon entire census So 4s Tor
pupil Tho lowest cost being Perth Amboy (S3 45L
and tho highest Atlantic City Us O4 The average
basod upon the average Attendance IS $l4 IL /;
the highest being IN Painncd (s24 All and the low
est In MiiIvillc tS1 co.,
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A DERANGED WOMAN.

A neatly dressed young woman who gave her name
ns Jane Cory and her residence as No. 2l2 sohenck
street, Brooklyn, asked Tor lodging In tho 10th
Street Police Station early yesterday morning. Dur
ing tho night she evidence OF being deransed and
q watch placed upon her movements. She SUBJ
scquontIy told Justice Wande that hcr real name
Anuic NcKclvcy. She committed until she
should DO claimed by her friends
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SAILED.

Steamers Embcrzia (sr. Tor Liverpool Adratic tBr)
do; Egypt u,r d. Bolivia (Brj Glasgow; Acadia Dbl
Brstoi oder ier). Bremen Bermuda tItr,. Porto Ca
orleans; Knickerbocker do City Of savannah ssynnnah
Charleston charleston: Regulator Wilmington NC Old
Dominion Richmond &c; john Gibson GEORGETOWN, Do
Alliance Philadelphia; Florida do; ships Charlotte ucr.
BrstoI Liverpool London; Rod Cross. San Francisco
barks F tSor) Dunkrk Ruth Nor Grsnton Casc"tec,
IL
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pJ-NOTTCE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The NEW y DIRK
HERALD adopted distn gushing Coson light signal
for use board tho HERALD steam yacht, showing who
burning the red green rcd changing from
other in and can be several miles dstaat
Captains of vessels seeing this signal will obliec
by preparing any marine they have for tho ship
News Department OF the HERALD
rJ-Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
irving New York do by addressing to such vessels
of HERALD news yacht, pier No East River New
York. Letters eved from all parts OF tho world aud
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
nsy- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIIE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captaius or officers
vessels engaged In the coasng and foreign trade obscrv
ing tho dspaccmcnt removal of buoys requested
TO the fact TO the HERALD that II be
brought publicly TO the attention OF the authorities
letter TO tho editor Of the HERALD New York
city,, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton buoys the Of their removal will
suffice ni observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
the American Continent. When they observed
on tho European counrc. In the Mediterranean
that inorma DO either by telegraph
or letter the London Office OF the NEW YoRK HERALD 46
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
rOpcra Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may DO addressed Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London"
Bennett 81 Avenue do ropcra. Paris" Where cases Of
IN the waters OF countries beyond
the reach of the telegraph In Asia Africa, captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
This information will be cablcd free of charge,
the HERALD aud published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
A THIEVISH VISIT.

Charles Rogue reported at Police Headquarters
In Jersey City night that thieves had entered his
house by tho rear base mcnt window and stolen largo
quantity Of silvcrware.
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of several OF the trade dollars which well executed
commercials having the Appearance OF the
we'll as the sound. The ony way they could DO de-
tecled was by their weight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

gur CELESTIAL ENTIRE stewart, from Bremen for New
,rk had ad weather directly after leaving port until
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
Oifce.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM THE MONTHS
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HENRY DISSrON.

Henry Dsstop, the great saw manufacturer o: PM.
adcphia, who last week stricken with paralysis
for the third time, died last night.