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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-23
SUBURBAN MOTIFS.

John scuiiy. workman tho Allen mine. at Dover,
n. j., dropped dead yesterday.
Forty seven permits were granted during the past
week by BrooEtyn's Department Of Buildings Tor the
erection OF structures IN that city.
James Brennan, convicted Of embezzlement vas
yesterday sentenced by Judge Gnck In williamsburg
10 three months IN the Pcntentlmry.
David Ingalls,, whilc jumping on a moving New
Brunswick train, In Newark, last evening, slipped,
ana, falling uader the whoels was instantly killed.
In tho Brooklyn City Court yesterday Henry A.
Klnrhorp a counscilor-AI-law, obtained n judgment
OF a. 100 against Henry W. Greene, Tor professional
services rendered
Alderman French wrote 10 Comptroller Burrcil, OF
Brooklyn. yesterday, asking him how much no
tFrcnchD had received while acting Mayor IN 1873
The Comptroller replied that ne hal received S1lg 10.
In Williamsburg yesterday portions OF the -Four.
scenth, sixteenth Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards
we're Hooded Tor an hour or more by inc heavy rain
which fell IN tho morning. Little damage was done,
however.
A three ycar-old daughter oil Edward Spillans, OF
No. 1s6 Camden street., Newark, iell from the third
story Of It's parents residence last evening and
tained fatal injuries. When picked up the child 9
brains protrudcd IRON the Fractured skull.
ia Newark last evening two BARRIERS. named Joseph
Jackson and Alfred Howard, quarrellcd IN q West
barber shop Howard was terribly beaten. one
OF his legs being broken. He was removed TO tho
hospital, while jackson was arrested.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE 2 ls7a-QUADRUPLE

Steamer Regulator. Doans, Wilmington. Nc-wm
SteAtner Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk City FONT and
Rchmond-old dominion Steamship Co. n n -,
Steamer John Ginson Chichester. Georgetown W. VIA
Ale andra-J /. Roome, Dr.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Phil adcphia-James Hand
Steamer Neptune Berry. Boston-H Dimock
Ship Levi burgess, Stsrrett London-snw y Burgess
Ship Constantine. Goss. London-Grinneli, Miuturn
Co
Ship Loeb Rannoeh (Br,, Ross. Giasgow-henderson
Brcs.
BARK Emma dtaD, Zanuhni, Dundee --Atniio Guinio
Bark Antonio q utaD. CAlabretto, Cork for o'aes-
John O Seager \,
Bark Milan tAus, vucasovich. Cork or Falmouth Tor
BARK o.teren (NoD. Torjesen. Eisnors for orders
BARK Harsourg Gen. Hashagen. Hsnburg-oeirichs 4
Co
Bark Athena Ger. Bellmsr. Antwerp -Theo Rugsr
Hncken.
BARK Charlotte Alexandra tsws,. samuelsen. Hsisn-
borg--Benham Boyesen. r,,
Bark y Carney, jackson. Duukrk Frsnce)-B Net
calfk Co.
BARK Alliance (Psrt) Berbosa Oporto--G Amsinck Co.
Builey.
Brig J Il Epping Ger, Balow, ssockholm-Funch, Edge
X Go.
Brig Rabboni. Coombs St Pierre. Mart-Parsons 4
Loud.
schr Matilda K-anz. Rich MarseilIss James Henry.
schr tianuan McLoon, Keen. Blsye tfrance) Snow
BnrTess
schr Carrie Saunders lBr) Saunders. GonaivcsR MUIR
ray.Jr. 80,
Sc hr Mary Lunt ODD Lee. Ponce. PR DE Rivera
Co. -
sehr Julia Elha,eth tBr,. Ingraham. Nassau, Nr-wm
schr AriAuna '(Br). Wood. St John, NB-Pl Nsvius 4
schr Lena breed stiiiweL Jacksonville w srrsn Ray.
Schr ! Insraham. smith. Rchnon d. va-James
Van Brunt -
schr Carrie L Xix. Hix. Portland. Neil Brown Co.
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AMERICAN COAL IN ITALY.

WASHINGTON, June 90 1878.
A despatch from the United States Consul a. Genoa
indicates that important results are likely TO flow
from the recent effort Of Philadelphia coal company
to introduce American Anthracite coal into ice non
coal producing regions oSoushern Europe. Two car
goes have been received during tho past quarter and
the experiment, which At first threatened failure.
has proved gratifying success. Whom FIRST put on
the market highest bid but % francs "a 25)
per ton an amount insufficient 10 cover ireightage
from Now York. On Its becoming known that the
well adapted for smelling purposes the price
At once advanced to 40 francs 81 ~ por ton,
which covers cost and freignis and leaves .
fair margin for profits Heretofore English coke,
selling u 60 francs ($1l 58l ton, has been almost
exclusively used BY Italisn iron founders; but as
Anne rican anthracite. trial. yields equally good
SUITS II not better there IL NO reason why should
not com mand tho market. over two hundred thou
sand OF Epglisn coke are annually consumed IN
tho Mediterranean basin. For this tradc American
anthracite bids lair 10 become successful eompe
titor.
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GERMAN WORKINGMEN.
THE UNITED STATES CONSUL AT sARnES GIVES
REPORT ON LABOR AND WAGES.

THE UNITED STATES CONSUL AT fARnEN GIVES
REPORT ON LABOR AND WAGES.
WASHINGTON. Juas -. ISIS
Tho Department OF State has received from the
United States Consul at Barmcn very iuI report
labor and wages in his district For agricultural labor
the pay varies greatly, according to the proximity 10
or remoteness from manufacturing centres ana
ranges from Sc cents . day In the ncighbor-
hood oil Barmen TO 81 cents a day IN the lower
Rhine valley, anu as low as Is cents In parts OF
Silos,a Al Barmep Crefeid and Dusseldorf, car
penters coppersmIths, plumbers. machiuists and
wagonsmiths earn 81 cents 10 IS cents daily; sad
dicrs and shoemakers, Al cents to 50 cents daily ;
bakers and brewers, with board ana lodging.
from 81 AZ to 81 IA weekly and without board, from
60 cents a day 10 81 rs week; farm hands
are paid from SlO7 to $2l5 yearly with maintenance
railway iaborers from So cents TO SO cents per day,
and high 95 cents daily for piece work on tun
ncls: silk 81 10 TO 81 30 week per
LOOM factory women 81 Is, and CHILDREN 81 a week.
Business and wages are very low. In good
times wages are eighty per cent higher. inc
cost OF the necessarics Of life has Increased
some fifty per cent In thirteen years, although u is
now but little higher than lvo years ago. man and
wife with three children can live ~ TWO or
three rooms IN poor and c0miortless manner ior
S275 year and 10 support such an establishment all
For family OF persons the Cost IL about 81 per
week, AN amount but lew families can earn, as the
OF trade aud the reduction of time allows
few 10 do a full weeks work. although wages are
nominally q trile higher than nve years ago. Tho
state OF trade is deporable Factories are run and
button industries Retail trade Is somewhat more
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LOUIS RocHEr, SCULPTOR.
NJ Leais Eechet. the sculptor, who recently died In
Psrr ~ his amp anh year, Vas the son OF
saeatAl sculptor aud IN Paris August "a,
Isls. lie ~hie yesth studied the natural sciences
ssa la1gsases ~heh steaies he sept up after having
essered the aoaie o. David d'Angers his nrss APP
yearaBce ~ The salon made is35. whom ne
s.at "a Youas bssbsr Taking q Thorn IRON MS
boot" no isi'ovfng ha principal exh,bus:-
sscoant rgeline aea Hs chlidren" 1850; 'schrist
sna ns chrarsnr ussil 80 Cspras. Bishop OF
Assn" asa asesr sn ora.r IRON tho Ministry OF
Fins Aras. sDf Fodsrs" ussel Tor paBlic square
~ gesa ds sssrssae. 10 savoy, sine Deputy Du
meat" usasl. the equestrian statue NJ William the
Corqseror tisaik "a Faisi@s, Napoleon bonapsrtc,
stvdsra a Hrssnns" gsssi ior Al. town VI Brienne
Nsroiesn asstm exhioitea al tue tnivsrsai kxnib
iler isss sad 70 100, 'Dar Lsdy Of savoy tor
80 ~ las nsurbos saa = bronze penrai. bus,
usssl. statue - hms. o. ssslsss. IN
1 1sss,'''f ben s s.s.s'' i" ADJ. az so@.
a. sansstfsn slssu~. The ess- otnamsn,cd
pss.sss Empsser 10 Isss sss erected no J.nslro
la, psrtfsst tlssafs "ansrys" tlsstl; "Hich
asa Laaew" ii.st1 lsr ytlrrs Beesgs, .sC.ssaDara
creep li.ea . eulosssl rqueNtrian grour, Charlie
ace. sxhtsltsa ~nt several ~ tse preeeding AZ
40 sshssasa ssi Ferrsa best The srts, received
SARA cisss msasgs A. toe salon otissl and ~ tho
tnsarnsl kxpastion 81 iss. snd "a. ascoratcd With
ths lssxion ~ HoRor "a isse 40 pasiished IN l-&6
"a Msnsai ~ tne CON mon tsasuaKs 81 tns Chinese
sud gave iseiarss ~ isp ihe Eees des besax Arts.
ssthropoiaxy spbiisd 80 ART hs ssaato Gas AZ No
Rec ass ffoif bofnss shefs an ekhibitoa 81 his re-
manibg sofks 40. held .ftsr his death
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScnR WILLARD Boston fo for New York,
put into Newport, Isl. Pm, juno ~, with mainboom
broken.
EDGARrowN. Juno 2O-Schr Treasure. Henderson: has
the lumber the wrecked schr
Union will for that saved here and proceed TO
New York
PANAMA IL The National Executive has approved
the action OF President OF the state OF IN the
Of the Schr Lorne DIRECTS that hcr after and
until Colombian Con provides suitable ion
in that the registers of foreign vessels entering
the Aspinwa and Pan shall be delivered
to tho consuls OF the nations whose flag they bear
PIILADKLPHIA JuLe 22-Bark Kololis irsm Lisbon, at
Delaware Breskwatcr. reports May 2S lat ~ ~, Ion
81 -. picked up red car buoy marked NO T."
VINEYARD HAWK, Mass, June 22-Tne Lberian :ehr
Cupid Shona Port Praya. in ballast for Bos-
ton won't ashore on 81 L'Hommedicu shoAL ast night
She hauled on tho steamer Gsllatn ~ D
AN to-day and towed to this port. She Is uinanjurcd
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. 1--WE ai-Arri..a. .esr, y Grammar.
de- tand cleared for Ne- Yevsl Wa liustea Ne~ Bedford
Clenrrd--rchrs Heo Tsulane. Hcsten4 " = Miller $500.
Passed up sehrs Carrie Hart. Seofgs Mills Matte
Franklin, and n A Barte.
Passed down sebrs Susan stsoiey for Afyn's Poirt
Tinis vsneerberehsn Bosson Ns,he~ Nsssar. New Bed
ford VIM walton. Wy anniss ~ Foets. -.
BOsTvs. Jaas "a Arrived, ss,ks ten SedFwes Miller
eicvfs Leone. Georgia nv. West rhko. sehrs Oniy
Son r), Bancreis, Yarmouth. sss hisernis tBr) Cog
cissred-rsehrs Meuewa rairrhtid Keusssse. ~ lsad
for savsnnan Edith ssecre Ncsecn DO. TO lead for
Philadelphia
22dAfrved. rsesme.. xep,his Qsr,. Hall. Laverpocl
Giaueus. Besrsc. kev York bsrk Mo Padre ntsu from
ilycre, IrssesD; brig sss.a Berser hafainx s,eass
Ccombs, Alsxardrs; . " De Wolf. ssker, Baltimore;
yWelngton, kieh. Georseto.n. Dc Alaine Denhison.
philxdsiphia; Nm n Tnom a. Mariner. Geergrto~n.
Belcw-Bask Jane. Ward. uslsey. from uyeres; brig
ID y Brown tBrD. Freeman from 81 domingo.
Cicarcdstesmers Bch~tnisn tBf1. s'fundy. Lvespco
VIM Crane, Howes BHitimsre Norman, Nct crscn fhha
delphis; Gererh Whitney lslist Sew rork bsrk vie
Reed, Randin, New York; sehr Cummings ~, Nick
ssiled- Steamer, Marathon, Ess,iesnsks. WIN Crane,
and Bohcmisn.
BALTiMoRE. June 27-arivsd. steamers WIN Ls-
renee owes savsnuah Octorera. Reynolds Nov York
barks 81 Lawrence ,BJ, Doe, Dsmsrsss Queen Of The
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Tho police arrested l,6l3 persons during the past
weeK.
Report 70 tho Department OF Public Works give the
nufSsr Of balnsrs public bssns during the
past week NJ no. I
At the Bureau OF Vital Statistics 400 deaths, 400
births 143 marriages and 81 siloirths were reported
during the past week.
John Mangets Of NO. 235 West Twenty fourth
street, while handling . revolver Yesterday acci-
densally shot himself IN the right hand.
Tho sum Of sae.2s2 IS was received las. week for
Croton water rents Mayors Marshal Kelly received
during the Same period Tor licenses So, asa 10.
Mr. c. l. Barrett, OF No. 333 Grand avenue. Brook
Ign, found dead yesterday In his Office ~ No.
Dey street Heart disease Is said TO have boon The
cause.
the Excise Comm ssoners during the past week
granted 100 licenses, Tor which tney received So 1876
Among the licenses granted was one Tor Stewart s
Women's Hotel
Andrew Kuhn, seventeen years of age, OF No. 4s9
West Fiftieth street. While waking In Fifty sixth
.. wound IN the lei. brsss. from some person
unknown.
Edmund Washington, negro, thirty years old,
living IN l2sh street. between sixth ana seventh ave
answer charge Of having assaulted white girl only
ten years old
Frederick Bumestcr, OF No. 0 Spring street, while
getting or Ninth avenue horse chr last mig ht
struck on the head by chain used IN hosting tho
girders OF tho New York Elevated hallway. He re-
ccIved a severe scalp wound.
Several prominent physicians OF this city have sug
gesicd that means OF diminishing mortality among
children under i've years Of ago Tree excursions be
arranged to Coney Island this summer, and that tho
Beach Tor one day.
A verdict OF death from injuries accidentally re-
ceivcd was rendered yesterday by . Coroner's jury
In tho OF Mrs Ann Cnessbrougn, OF No 113 East
Twenty eighth street. the lady who was Injured who
riding in the Central Park, on the l4th inst, BY
tho upsctting OF coupe.
Oficer Lee, OF tho seventh precinct, early this
morning found male infant IN basket under tho
stoop OF the bonded warehouse No 545 Water street.
Tho officer took the waf 10 the Madison street sta
house, whence IL sent to Police Headquarters
ana placed In charge OF Matron Webb.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BARROW June 21-Arrivsd, bark Fanny N Carvil (Br) .
Martin Pensacola.
COPENHAGEN June 1S-Arrved. bark Laura (Nor). Lar
sen, Now York before reported without date).
sailed 18Th bark Ilos (Nor Taradssn. United States
CAPE Town. May 26-Arrved schr Sullivan sawin Rich,
New York.
Dover. Juno 2l-On. bark Minna tGer), Boese. from
Darien for Rotterdam.
United States
DUxxIRx, June 2l-Arrived bark Grace Cam tBr).
Grant, Philadelphia.
Sailed a1st. bark oioi Giss Csw). Andersen, United
States.
HAvRx 2osaied, bark sisurd Jarl CNor) Tosten-
sen United states 22d. Pm, steamer Amerique (FD.
Dcort. New York
LIVERPOOL. June 2i-Arrved. bark Unto taus). Rech-
srdt, Daricn.
Sailed 22d, ships J A Thompson Thompson, Bath, Nc;
Cavalier tBr,. Carrie, New York.
LosDos. june 22-xx9ssd, brig Nash (Br,, Will
Jams, Wilmington, NC
Cleared 2ad barks Chimra Sor, hssve. United States
Alidx (Nor), Bodtker, DO
PoRr ELIzABETn, May is-Arrved bark American Eagle,
tombstone. New YORK.
sinia do Murphy New York for Liverpool (and pro-
ceeoed).
SOUTHAMPTON, June 2i-salcd, steamer Othelio tBr),
Mitchell urom IulD. Now York.
sToRxowAy. Juno lS-Sailed, bark Kathleen (Nor),
Hoyer. Now York.
wnrKnAvrS, juno 2l-Arrived, bark Tiger Ger, Kru-
ger, Dsricn.
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cAp,x June II Arrived schr Jas Bayies DIekenson
sailed I'm, Lizzie Dswoy, Davis. Gloucester Mass
cAleUrrA, May lin port ships sarrsxut Hatch and
land ., 40 Boston s sns,I ,sass, s.n. aud nsas
Alex Mckenzie (Br onewood. for San Francisco Edwd
Sailed from ssugor May H. ship East Lothian CBr,.
70. Ny sTx DS BARI sos ss aas
Cow Bar. GB June ai-In port. barks ila.sey. Oar
81 from ,i' s s So
a9 orig Don % . Taron co ,om Ant
Isaac staples, for 40, do tho Chris
SAILED aIs bark. H.s.or cSor, TecG.sn, ana John II
Mstanns.; schr Grace Davis Davis drom Lisbon, New
Lss,se' Barrow Sors 'Nor Sei.sn London: Esrl d
Mcs, nsay,essen Mon,,".a' '''0' "a" 00''A
.cie.rsd ioh barn Nina tSeo. Schroeder, Bordeaux;
c,nsssri Nay "a -sa,ied. bark ssu,Ie dsap stenca.
mAIrar. June Ie-Arriyed. bark MARY Fry tBr), York.
H,ssp.SI ~, srs ID. OBJ, sss%sn Msi frn,. R,u
fer Liverpool 80 sail 18th -
sailed 10 . ear. sovs scsssn ssr Archer crom Lv.
Eiysnrcol. Z. jan. 10 Arrived. bark Lysl. 3D. ch.
Jeen. NIB 2o,h, steamer iiibcrnian Or), Rich
LrcArA, May a3ssiied. bark Russo dis) Paturo. New
MosnoyiA. june 3-Arrived. bark Asor, Holmes Charles.
ton via Sierra Leone.
Realm ysr1 Nisnol.en, B.rre-; wsisss.l.n CBr, Ste
pesa Glsssc~ brig ,.,.,s. s,, rs. . Msrran
Nspisen nD scott Liverpool ssfts srsss do, scott
Dundee. fhgenia AUS. Bschirh, Qucsnsown
NoRrH srpSyy. CB, Jane ~ Arrived. shin Royal Char.
ter p rsS, sss1 sc r r sscs Hi,,
Arctic tRr). Brnton. Bsvonne
rAxAnA June 0-Arrtved. steamer Costa Rica, White.
berry. Central American ports
sailed June ~. steamer Honduras, Dexter Central
America
10 sail 18th
rear. cAs.lIo; Jss. s-In port BRIG Emms D..n
iIcrov. yuns is-Auived. bark Sacramento mr,. Nc
Isod Hull rs.
Qurnre. June 7p-Asived. bark Daasnsns DO Young.
Marseiirs
sisRns Lsosx. May is-tu psrs. bur Rem1ek. Rose.
for Mstseen \ In days
srnxsr, .cB, assai-ssssd ship nonsrch fBs. sin.
eisir. New York.
NJ Joms Mn. June 2i-c,esrsd sshr. Carrie go Ron.
nell Emma SHAKE lsrl Lynch. sni Free ada Bri
Finlay. Sew York. Sami risn. fhiisaephts
wispsoR. Us. Jsse is-Arrved. scns Margie Masters.
New veyk
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CLEARED.

Steamer Ausgon sBr). symons Bristol, E-w Nor
gan
steamer wcser Ger). Meyer Bremen via Southampton
Ocirchs n 20.
steamer Marlborough tBr. Fraser, 81 John. NIB, and
Yarmouth Ns-A r. Orterhridgo 20.
city Of san Antonio, Pennington Galveston via
Key West-C IA Mallory Co.
steamer Morgan CITY. Reed. New orlesns-Bossr a
Morgan.
steamer City OF snnsh. Mallory, savsnnshGcorge
Yonre.
steamer Charleston. Lockwood. Chsrieston-J ouiu.
Arr Co.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Lochee (Br Heanc from Newcastle. NSW, for San
Francisco, April 3D. off New Zealand.
Ship Rosa Bophenr (Brj. Campbell. from London for
CAiao, une s, lat 46 As n, Ion II 20 W.
American ship, showing JSQk, from Liverpool Tor
Calao. MI we'll. no date, lat % 81 s. Ion 30 w.
Bark Louisa ItH Ansatdo, from DundAlk Tor Baltimore.
June II, of Barnsgat.
Bark Lot,ie ,Br). lnnis. from Galway for Baltimore.
june 81, on Barnegxt. .
Bark Enrique Payson. from Now York for Matanza. no
date lat Al. Ion 50 SO.
Bark Ruth Palmer (Br,, Smith, from Baltimore for
stown, June Z, las AZ % Ion 60 TO-
Br: Chowan from Baltimore tor Rio Janero. June 49,
IS nlIos Sc Of Cape Henry.
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The widow 81 ne lsts Rev francis yipton, y. H.,
Mrs khEshssh assea finton, died a. hsw residence.
No ~ Gfscs eoart, Bsoogiyp Heights yss,srdsy aan
advanced sgs The deceased wso hixbly respected
Tor social snd religious qaalics, vas tho daughter
"a Commodors OMvcr a. Ferry tho hsro OF Lake
Erie Mrs Ninl0u leaves several grown children
Her faaersi sln tsks place ~ Srscs Cserch, Brook
Iyn. on lue9aay next
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PRESIDENT LrScoL SIS AssAssTxA-
TlON


wAansorox. gans 81 isTa
Speaker Rspdsn has wntsn . let1sr 20 sbs saaer 81
the losf repiyias 20 q sssssmsnt pubnshea tna'
paper this moruiD that ne tMr ksnsAiD wss ons Of
. dinner party 10 thss siv 60 the even
ing OF Mr. Llacola's asssss,saaion, ~nsa eae
OF tho guests produced . ssaiea rscnase ~hen
the Of the tragedy had bssa tela 70 those
present. and said Il hsi been handed him " Beesa
that morning, and that the package destroyed
unopened then and there from motives Of peFsensi
safety Mr. Randall ssys--"i rsver dined ~tth me
was not IN this city ~ the time m@otasncd arst
heard assassination OF Mr. Lincoln 20 w ebmoeo.
Va, whore had gon. VA company With my brothsf on
private business connected wth certain lana cfsiins
IN West Virginia. which my father thea hying
Interested, and OF course, could not have becn
present OCCASION alleged
am at q loss 10 undcrstand the motives vhlch
could induce any one, without regard 10 truth or
shadow Of Justification, 10 drag my lnto such
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s.wurL rnoHSroS.

samuel rhornton. Of No. 5cs Grand avenue, Brook.
Ign. died yesterday morning a the advanced ayr Of
nsuety.nne years eve months sna two Gays. The
deceased MO ireland. had tui possession
mental iacalsies az TO ~Rhia short period ~
hia dsasnI
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Steamers weser GER for Bremen August Andre
(Beg Antwerp; Switzerland (Belg. do: City or Rich
m.nd lBr,, Lverpeol he Queen dr, do; Circsssa gr1
Glasgow; City of Antonio, Galveston; Hudson, New
Oreans Morgan City, do; City of savannah. savannah;
Charleston. Chnreston REGULATOR. Wmin son, NJ; "a
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL

NEw YORK. June 22-Noon
secoud slew
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
:. l~ss. Destino,,on


RVS or DEPARTURE IRON sEw YORK voR rHE MONTHS
JUNE AND JULY.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLrmrAp, Jure q. Ps-wind ssw. moderate; baro
oter 30 I5a.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Francona. Bragg. Portland for New York. with
mdso and passengers 10 j r Ames.
Schr Union. Mitchell, Windsor. Ms, for New York.
Sehr Tabso. Palmer Windsor. Ms. for New York.
SchrJ h Crowley, Cotton. sands River, Ms, for New
York with spiling to order
schr Aida. Lambert, Isloweil Me, for Albany.
Schr AnotnAk. stsarnr Rockland for New York.
Schr Commerce.. Noyes, Rockand Tor New York.
Schr Porto Rico. Pcndieton, Bangor Tor Mes York.
Schr Stevens stevens Portland. Me- Tor New York.
schr OREGON, Bnriey, rit'ston. Ne tor Nsw York
schr Cyprus White. Ellsworth. Me, Tor New forK.
Schr ID q Gnord, COBB, K-nnebcc Tor New York.
ScLr asper. Coll inorc, Kenuebec Tor New YORK.
Schr Nellie. Ward. CaAia FOR New York.
sehr kvion. Brpokinss. tlardnev. Me tor New York.
schr Min quss Phillips, Boston Tor New York
Schr Phil sheridan Lindsey Fall River tor New ork.
schr VIM Horny, Woodruff Fail River for New York.
schr versnds Pond. New Bedford for New York.
schr u Lewis, cashman. Nov Bedford FOR Sew York
Sehr Gecrrc Pierce, baker salem tor New York.
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