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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CONVENTION.

The District Telegraph Convention, which has been
sitting in this city for the past lew days celebrated
tho close OF its iabors last night dby dinner at the
Ashland House. some sixty delegates present.
Henry W. Pope, Superintendent OF tho New York
by U. Z. Stewart, OF Philadelphia; g. f. Nc
Caough, OF Baltimore; Il. G. Tilotson. Of New
York; Mr.. Tighc, OF New York; Charles L. Chaplin.
OF Philadeiphia; Mr.. Byrnes OF New YORK; ]. N.
Ashley, editor OF the Journal Of The Telegraph, and
many Others The object OF the Convention Was tho
Interchange of vl,ws among the delegates looking to
improvements In tho system OF district ieegraphs
Representatives were prescott IRON nearly all tho
large cIIies tho Union where the ~ stem exists
Tho following are The standing committees appointed,
on Consuucton-J. w. Swariz OF Buffalo; q. Il.
Stockiey, Cleveland; c. 5. thompson, Brooklyn.
ON Electricity and Electro tchansn-N. Hucker, OF
Buffalo; Il. b. Firman. Chicago; T. ID. LOCKWOOD, Y.
On Circuar Detrsry-W. Z. Stewart, Priladelrhia;
n Hucksr BuT do: George Il. Farrei, Albany; }.
carlton, O. h. Hotchsiss New iors .
On Specioi Service Cdus-Sirel smith, Boston, ]. b.
Appl,cdt on Of Ieiephones-C. IL. Sowcii, Albany;C.
+. Met Though, Baltimore; q. +. Durant. 81 Louis.
On Turtle. Is. Hotchkiss, New YORK |; a. r. Durant,
81. Lou =; w. H. Buffalo, Now Orleans.
Serpice-T NJ. Foote New York; N. H. X. styles,
rhiladci PIMA; ID. f. Gregory, New York
on Uniform and Equpment-H. W. Pope. Now YORK;
C. y. Mccullough, BaItmore; NJ II. X styles, Phiia-
dcphis
Tue delegates will to-day partakc OF the hospitality
oil the New York company In an excursion. To-
morrow they will leave Tor their respective homes.
rho labors OF the CONVENTION have been pronounced
by the delegates generally as highly beneficial and
somo excellent improvements are prciiclcd IN the
me nod ci carrying telegraph business.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Gemanic tBr), kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Lepanto tBD, Avery, Huli via Southampton
Steamer Khsoa tBr,, Allan. Cardiff George Bui,oy
steamer Victoria ODD, Young. Glasgow Henderson
Steamer Donau Gsr). Basins, Bremen via southamp.
steamer scheidam DUTCH. Chevalier. Rotterdam
Funch, Edye 4 Co.
steamer sernpis tBr) Worth, Havre-Funch Edge Co.
steamer De kuy.er (beg'. ta'ck, havro via soathAmp
Steamer uiy Of Mexco Mcintosh Havana and Mexican
ports-F Alexandre h Sons.
w.ss Il Mallory Co. ''~s'' " my
steamer Ions Star, forbes, New orlsans-Bogers 4
steamer Knickerbocker, Kembie, Now Oreans-ciark
steamer city or Macon, Nick-rson, savannsh-Gsorge
STEAMER City OF Atlanta. Woodruff, Chareston-J W
Steamer old Dominion. Waker Norfolk. City Point and
steamer 4 = knight. Chichester Georgetown. DC. via
steamer Beverly. " aliaee Phiiadclph!a-James Hand
sp SnA wins
Bark Linnca NOR, Barth, Plymouth, E-Benhsm a
BARK rerolacov tAuO, Radmlri. Ipswich E--socovich
Bark concenione immaculate tItsD, stines Swansea
BAN 4 i ! Foash. Young. aa'so~-1hos DuaA.m''
bark Asnr yor, Olsen. Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Mary Iowerson tBr). Cock. Brcmen-John A
Bark Albion (Nor). Nielsen Rotterdam -Funeh, Edye
Co.
Bark Flora tNoI. svanoc, Copcnns en- -Bockmann.
O.rlein a Co.
Bark Humidsde tPort,, Teuera, Oporto- g Amsinck
Co.
Bark Carb, Tdmarsh. Frederickstad. WI-P Hanford.
Bark Elba, Pierce, Havana-J X Ward Co.
Bark Daring Anderson, cardennH-Breit, Son Co.
Bark Florence Genovsr, Beatty. Mxtauzas--James
Henry.
Brig Victoria Spencer. Barbadocs-H Trowbrdses Sons
brig Balcxr, smith WAnks River, Met Vessels.
Brig Protoas, Whittier. Cardeu ss-Brett Son h Co.
Sclr Hattie, Wright, Carupano ana Pampatsr--Alvah
Mudyest.
Sc6r Anita, Mccresdy. Ciudad Boivsr-George W Gill
lett.
Schr Parepa, Packard. Port spain (1rnidad) Met
calf 4 Co.
schr @ Rankin, Bishop. Jacmcl tiiaytD-Lyon A Co.
Schr Emma 4. winsor, Atwood, lnaguA-B Weinberg
ACo
Schr Racehorse, La~. Turxs IslAnds-G Vessels
schr Lady Banncrman tBr), ROBERTS, Abgco Gomez
PearsaL
s-hr A Baxter tBr), Baxter. CORVALLIS, Ns-C W
Bertnux. .
schr Arietis, Lowe, Key Wcst-Bsnner 4 Pinch ney.
Scnr Lille. Russell. Key West-James Douglass q Go.
sehr Hazard Rowland. Georgetown aud Bull Creek.
schr George somcs. Norwood, south Amboy-Jed Frye
4 Co.
Sehr Milo. Spear. Boothbay. Nell Brown Co.
sehr wsndcfer, Nye, Boston AID Bath-Charies rSng.
FRYE. smith. Boston-Jcd Frye h 20.
schr Mary Miller, Dayton, Providence-Jam es A Van
Brunt.
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THE ORION GAMES.

ATHLETICS AT THE WEST SIDE PACK, JERSEY
CITY HEIGHTS
The second annual meeting OF the Orion Rowing and
Athletic Association OF Jersey City took place yes
terday at West Side Park, Jersey City Heights. There
were eleven events on the programme, and IN each
contest the nrst and second winners were
respectively presented with Gne gold and silver
badges. The officers OF tho day wcrc:-Referee-
W. b. Curtis, n. Y. A. G. Judges OF walkine-rhomas
W. White aud David Fowls. Judses-A. II. Curtis, n.
Y. A. T. g. W. Thomas, NJ. A. q. }. }. Toney, .. X
ana A. A., ana William Smyth, OF Woods CIV innasium.
Timekecpcrs-F. MITCHELL o. X. and A. A. w. J. Ken
dricks, II. A. C., and Edward PiummeE star,er-John
Frazer, VI. A. q. ClerK-o. Ii. ray or. Assistant-J.
A. Van Horn. Scorers-J. A. Van Gslder and X. NJ.
First Event One hundred yards run. Winners
First heat-D Jardine. stevens Institute; lis. J. b.
Value, IL. second HEATH L. La Mootagns, OF n.
tween la Montague and Jardine the former won.
Timc-La Montague 10As. Jardlne, lis
tries. IN. winners q, wh ,ch were y a Mott H. A. c.
lime, 6h minutes; j. v. Woolcoit, n. A. C., ON as.
THIRD ErenL-Half mile run. Twelve entries. WIZ
Hudson Boat Club I'm. 1lxs.
Fourth Event -kunning high jump. Five entries.
wInners-H. \. Ficken, \. \. A. G., II. 81 IN; A.
F.eh Erent-iwo hundred and twenty yards run.
First neat, six ENTREES Minncrs-w Z. Wilmer, -
seconds; X. J.. La Montague, 2sls seconds. Second
hea,-w. Z. France, Jr, ony started; limo taken.
Final heat-w,mcr's lime, 23t4 seconds; La Mon
hkhS. -5l sccunus
sirh Ev~nt-0nc mile run; four ENTREES Winners
Richard Morgan, IL. A. T., 5m. 14s.; Z. Hoe, 5m.
1873
Serenh Eren1 Quarter mile run. First heat four
entries. Winner, ID. Jardnc, stevens Institute, 81
seconds second neat, iour entries Winner +. 9. l..
Moniasne, 554 seconds Final beat--La. Montague,
53h seconds; Jardine, 30 y seconds.
Eighth EvenL--Tnree mile walk. Six entries and
two starters Time-E q. Holskc, Il. A. c., 25m. BE- /;
J. " wooicou. NJ. A. o., 26m. - rs.
Ninth Erent One hundred ysrds run, club handi-
cap. First heat, nvc starters Winners. n. brew,
IL. J. II. Van Loan, 12l4s. second heat--w \.
Meyers, rs; q. Hoe IKE. Final ncat--Moyers,
1lJs; r. Drew, III ~.
The games closed with tug OF war between tho
members OF the club led side by W. y. Mcy.
ers, who commanded, W. Aymar, Il. H. Bowlcy, ".
Livingston and " X. Adams; The opposite side was
commando by George Couahu ana consisted OF
J. II. Van loan, VIII Coughiin, Frank Hin,
ana NJ. Gooascn The 1rst trisl was won easily BY
Cougniins team. The second, alter hard light, was
won by Meyers team and N the final boat the team
commanded by Meyers outpullci the others, and the
m atch was gwen TO Meyers team. Timc 332..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
TAXING THE CARTMEN.

Tho announcement Is made by Mayors Marshal
Keliy that he VIII tomorrow commence to rgidiy
force car,mcn's ordinance recently passed by
Board OF Aldermen. This ordinance applies to every
business conveyance In the city, aud It Is expected
that an income OF over $50 600 will be realized from
licenses Tho main section provides that "every cart,
truck, wagon. dray or other vehicle drawn by one
shall be kept used, driven or employed
Tor tho uaDs porlaiion or conveyance OF goods,
wares. merchandise other articles from
place 10 place within the city oil New York shalt DO
deemed a public cart within the meaning OF this
chapter and every person who shall set keep,
use, drive employ any such public cart without
Irst obtaining license therefor from the Mayor Of
eaa city shall be deemed guilty OF violation OF this
cnsptcr"
A penalty Of SIS Tor each offence Is provided for
violations OF the ordinances. me clause making Il
necessary that all cartmcn doing business New
YORK must reside that city - rendered operative
under special act OF the Legislature passed at the
Just session
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
THE GUNBOAT CLARA.

The gunboat Glars, recently constructed by rhe
Herreshor Manufacturing Company for the Spanish
government, sailed yesterday for Havana wherc she
is to be delivered 10 her owners. The work the,
Clara was commenced on February I, 1878, and was
pushed along rapidly as possible. She launched
on May 20. The dime sons OF the boat are as fol-
lows:-Lensth, 1876 feet; beam, 10 ioet, and draft
feet. She - schooner rugged and has composite
hull She lifted with a compound condcnsing en-.
CINE 12x2lx24, and tho steam Is supplied by the
largest coil boior made. ndcr the terms OF the
required 10 steam sixteen knots, and
q trial trip made Wednesday last under the su-
pervisiou OF Nr J. NJ Montogo, tho naval attache OF
tho Spanish legation which proved entirely satisfac
tory ms the Clara made forty eight miles IN two hours
ity seven minutes. Tho Clara sailed for Havana
In charge OF ohm Is. Hcrreshon and T. r. HerrcshoG.
Jr., with Captain Jonn Collins as navigator. THIS
with be the first OF the coil boiler voyage
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and Queenstown 7th with mdss and PASSENGERS TOD @
steamer we.e, cs Meyer n.smsu Jun, end south
head dense ios last june Ia. ~ "a
New yorl 9th lst 30 o., snip swallow, from
Steamer koisream Dutch. Lucas Eos.sra.m June !.
s ar az" y as ss :. s1Gsa sSss 81 from
Livcrooo Tor Phiindsphia Io.h ls a. To- 80 40 bark
Aibemar Gibbs. Lewss. Dol with mdse to the
Ship Success, IiieaSarn Liverpool IS days with mds.
order; vessel 10 Carver barnes Last weeks had
bark Mids lssu ommnasen, christianssnd IS days. in
'r n.s " aassn of h g NB Ry.r. Bay -
days. with coal 10 Perkins 4 job: vessel 10 BOyl
Brig vdrne tNor,. rampic: 2: days. with ma.s
10 - M lon ae eoss sars Republic s rom
pieo for lismbnrs = days cut same dsIe NC "us
Brig Elizabeth winso. OF Po.tlsnd). Locke. cow Bay
70 DAYS. with coal to Perkins 4 JOB; vessel 20 MINER
carrie Bonne Harris. Bar.coa IL days with fruit
schr CITY d Chrlse: Goodwin. s,rmna. days. With pro-
schr Ny nover, Brown. Ghsri,.,on days, with lumber
naval stores 10 Z i H"rSut ( 90. 80
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Fr.ncopia Bragg Portland for New York with
chr Guitars Alien. Aqain Newport, for New York.
sc h' As "aa Or, soa.rd John
sssr ope,. .HI fcxlsr = Gsa 81 e. r, sew ye,s
.sehr american Chief snow, KocKiand. Me- Tor New
York.
schr John Randolph Parker New Bedford for New York.
sF .; .1 *.
Schr Nightingale. Young Providence Tor New York.
Schr Orient. Stap rs, Providence Tor New York:
schr u Wnidin Ferris, Warren, III, Tor New York:
Schr Warren tales. smith, Ailltonc Point for New York.
schr Texas. Davis New London for New York.
Schr Henrietta, Willard Norwich for Now York.
schr Anxon Brown, Coley, stratford for New York.
schr latte, Kelly, Bridgeport for Me- York
scnr Henry A Demins, 'BoArd'nan Hartford for New
sear Mary r,so. Durham, New Haven for New YORK
schr IL q Wells, Wells, Greenwich Tor New York.
Schr Sias Wright Hart. aorthport, Ii fr New York.
schr franklin. Locke, Riverhe1d. ii, Tor New Ycrk
At anchor in Hart lsiand Roads-Schr Rodney Parker,
Parker, New Haven for Baltimore
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune, Berry, New YORK for Boston.
Steamer Tile, Ewing. New York for New London and
Bark nry Lowerson (Br), Cook New York for Bremen
(and anchored in Hart Island koadsl.
chr Louise Orr orr New York for Ardrossan (and
chored of tho Herald Telegraph Stationl
schr Etnn, Sawyer, New Y0rK tor Pernambuco
Rosa Eppinger, Bsyss, New York for Port Spain
(TriRidsdl.
Phil sheridan. Lindsey New York for Fall niver
Scsr Is + woolsey. Tirr~ll, New York for HaverhilL
schr George Litt,ehcd, oliver, New York tor Well
fleet. - . :,
schr : X Lane. Fuller. New York tor Yarmouth Mass.
Scar W \ Darling, fendie ton. H0boken tor Belfast
Schr jain A Tate Tate, Hoboken for bridgeport.
S.hr Edward Wooten Pryor, Weehawksn tor Hwveriill.
schr Poter& Hooper Bradbury, Haverstrsw for Prov
schr Sarah Falconcr Wilson, Port johnson for Prov.
schr G. Huntington, Huntey, Amboy for Boston.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

Aboy OF ave years, named Adoiph Leopold, OF NO.
BIZ East FIFTY ninth street. run over nod instantly
knied yesterday at the Of Finy nintn street
apd Second avenue by car 30. LAG OF the Belt Rail
road yohn Farrell, the driver Of the car, was ar
rested 10 await the Coronere actioH.
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complimentary benefit will be rendered TO Mr..
Frederick j. Engchnrdt, at Booths Theatre Tues
day evening next, in which q number OF prominent
athletes viii participate. Tho features OF the enter
tainmen,, Wilton promises to be very recherche
sfair, will bc nsGr,cco- Roman wrcstiipg match be
tween an am.teur aud Emile Rcsnicr, an illustration
OF Iasso tnrowiug by francisco Pcrato and Ramon j.
Garlic and tho Roman festival OF arms, IN full
torica costumes ana srmor, which will be presented
by fourteen selected sword Iencers. fnc programme
oi events comprise fcsts Of strength Indian cub
swinging. and various other athletic aud gy mnastc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16

A NEW DEPARTURE.

The Commissioners OF Emigration have mado new
departure In regard to the ferry between 10th street
ana wMa's Island. An elegant steam yacht nov
plies between these two points, and the former sys
O. m OF conveyance by rowboats has been abandoned
! he new arrangement IS hailed with pleasure ny Har
lem ladies', who now visit tue island greater num-
pers Than before and enjoy the numerous entertain
ments gwen by the managers OF the different instu
al..un
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ASrwgRP, June t5-Arrived, bark Harold (Bp. D'ns-
more New York.
ApES. June I5-arrived previously. bark Joseph A
Ropes. Snow. Boston via Tamatavs.
ADELAIDE Junc i4Arrvcd. bark wistaria (Br), Hesop
San Francisco.
BORDEAUX, June l3-Saisd, bark Maria LUCIA dtsD
Savarese, united States.
BARCELONA juno Ia-Arrtved, Lrg Pedro Turuil csp,,
ComAs. baltimore.
corxxnAcKs June Arrived mark Giitnsr (Sor,. Hal
vorsrn, New York.
cApIz. June lo-Arrived. bark IBIS Sawyer New York;
schr Nonsta tBr wilingate Savannah Doth before re-
ported without dste).
DoxxGAL. June I3-sai,ed, bark viator (Nor) Olsen,
United States.
DusLIx June i4-Arrived bark Romanon tBr,. Heaiy,
Philadelphia. & r
sailed l4th, bark Stormy Petrei tB, Dryer Gilmore
DUxxIRK, June I4-Arived barks Limo (Aus), Buss-nch
New Orleans Alliance tNor), Petersen New York; Pre
micr (vorl. Gotthormscn, do.
GRxENocK June l4-Arrvcd bark Flora (Rus). Mnttson
Pensacola.
GALWAY June l5-Arrived. bark Algeria tBr) Robinson
Baltimore: Iona IN ,r). Jansen, New York.
HAvRE, Junc l5Arrived steamer Vile dc Paris (Fr).
Santeili, New York.
Sailed 18TH steamer Pereire tFr) Daure. New York
LIVERPOOL. June l4-Arrved. ship dencvieve strick
lnnd. rot, New Orleans; 18th. bark Gaspc (BD 1homp
son. do
Sailed 18TH bark Aukathor (Nor, Knudsen, New York.
LONDON June Is Sailed, ship Edgar (Br), Flowers,
United states bark Agostino Repetto Uta. Antols Bal
tinors.
LIMERICK, june l5-sailcd, bark Agder tNor) Gunder
sen. United states.
LISBON. Juno 9-Arrived, barks Samuel Welsh. kren
Phiiadep hia; Tommasino dtaD Cadero New York; brig
Tenerie Tracey, do tbctore reported without datc)
NEWCASTLE. NSw, June 13-Arrivod previously. ship
Centennial Bearsc, Melbourne, to load Tor Hong Kong
NAPLEs June l5-Arrived. bark Alcssanir o Danovaro
t Traverse New York before reported without dated
PiLLAu. Juno l3-sniled, bark Empress tGeD, vchow.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN Juno 15-Arrived bnrks Tide (AuO, Toni
Mich. New York; Triumph tNor) stiansen Philadelphia
Also arrived 18th, AN. steamer Celtic (Br,, Geadel
New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
ROTTERDAM Juno IA Sailed. bark Mary Virgins (Br).
Wood. United States.
REvAL. June lO-S,iled. ship Mary Riggs, Lansdcn
Now York; bark Jennie Barker Waite, do tDoth before
reported without date.
SOUTHAMPTON, juno 15-Arrived, steamer Baltimore
(Ger) Do Limon Baltimore for Bremen tand proceedod)
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYmxAp, June Is. PM-wind s, gentle; barometer
29,slS.
PLYMOUTH Juno Is, PM-Wnd 8, light cloudy baromc-
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OBITUARY.

GENERAL ANAcLITo n. FALCON, OF THE MExr-
CAN ARMY.
General Anacnto X. Falcon Of the Mexican army,
died in Antonio Texas, on Friday night Of heart
diseasc General Ord has ordered that funeral honors
be paid the deceased In addition TO the rounds OF
small arms to be fired Nv the infantry. salute OF
honor oil eleven guns will be fred the grave by
light artillery. All tho officers invited 10 attend
tho funeral.
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Steamers Gern;anic (Br), for Liverpool; England t3r,
do; Alexandria tBr. bristol; Victoria u8,) ,Iassow
Dunau tGer). Bremen: City OF Mexico. havana, &c:
knickerboeker. New Orleans; Lone STAR do state OF
Texas. Galveston &c lily of Macon, Savannah: City OF
Domip,on. Riehmond &c; 9 knIxht, youngstown, DC
Brcpen; b@rks Fairy tBr). Cork Falmouth: Morrcn-
rodcn CNor) Great Yarmouth frospcrina Aus. hotter.
u, sil,e,h: brig Princes: Ecs..ec tBr, Poin,sPtrc;
Also snicd steamer schiedsm tB.lg). Tor Rotterdam
Lepanto tBr), HUI ship Lssnssr tIrJ, London.
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O'LEARY ACQUITTED.

Tho case OF Sergeant Michael O'Leary, charged
with assaultlns private In his squad named Thomas
T. Clinton on Decoration Day, disposed Of In the
Court OF Special Sessions yesterday by tho acqutai Of
the defendant. ULeary denud That he struck the
complainant with the butt OF his musKet, and called
to Tue stand Patrick Curtin aud Wiilnm Fennin, who
sworc that he only acted in sell defence,
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THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION.

Tho departure OF the schooner Eohen, which was
10 have lett this port yesterday in search OF the
srds ard relics Of Sir John Fraukn has been post
poned uni tomorrow Tuesday. Captain Thomas
r. Barry, who viii and the vessel aud have gen
eral charge OF the expedition said that everything
In readiness Tor the start aSd that the OF
the delay the Illness OF Lcue naDt Schwatka OF
tne Thru United States cavary, who will have
he q proceed inland N rel
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EGYPTIAN HALL RAIDED.

Captain Murphy. of the Twenty first precinct, with
q platoon OF policemen, last night made raid on
Egyptian Hall in East Thirty-fourth street and
rested the proprietor OF the place and twenty
pc formers. Tho descent was made warrant
issued by Police Justice Duffy. IL Is claimed IN The
that certain OF tho perform
immoral Tho prisoners were locked up for the night
ana viii be arraigncd at court Today,
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HOBOKEN TURTLE CLUB.

The annual reunion Of tho Hobokcn Turtle Club, Of
winch Mr. A. /. Ashman is president, viii take place
on Thursday next at Cases Hotel, Central avenue.
Tnc cpicurean element OF the community will doubt.
less be we'll represented, ana from all accounts tho
occasion promises to be ono OF the most spjcyabie
ever held under tho auspices OF the ciuU.
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WIIALEMEN.

Arrived nj New Bedford June II. ship James Arnold
Wilson. hay Of Islands tcb ~, Karstcnva March ~.
with iIGo bbls 50 and $50 40 VIII oil Sent
home the voyage $40 bbls 50 oil.
whales twice coming home ard took II bbls OIL
April III lat 30 50 ,, Ion IS W, passed wishing bark
clipper model painted entireiv blacs except gilt scroll
figure head and liz eagle tho stern yards painted
wnite steering W. rugged with single topsailx May III
lat ~ "a ~ Ion - 90 W. took sperm whsle, maAng IA
Ibis
spokcn--senr gracs Parker, Marston, Of provinces.
town, June r. lat ~ 81 " Ion n 10 with 40 bbs blk
ish OIL aud ~ sp.
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BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

During the week ending yesterday twenty-five
plans Tor the erection Of buildings we're ncd In
the department Of Public Building, which will cost
IN the aggregate tho SUN Of Sjsovo1 Twenty plans
received for alterations to builuings cost
f3l $50. Plans Tor tue construction of new struu-
the site OF the old Park Hotel NJ Nassau and
Beekman streets, 10 be known as tue morse Build
inr," have boen placed on die. It's estimated cost
ef-n n
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Ship B r.hs (yor) from Rotterdam for Phiisdeiphia.
Inn. ~, "A Block Island.
Snip M,apon. from Hello lsnt ordered to New
Yor -, June Is, 25 miles Esq Of Highland Light
Bark Nes England Ilallet from Boston Tor galveston.
June 3, 40 miles OF Moutauk.
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roo MUCH LIQUOR.

man giving the name Of Frank slc';son was
brought Tombs Police Court yesterday charged
with breaking into liquor store OF James Byrnes,
No. 65 " oft street. by forcing open IRON shutter
The prisoner found ny Olacer Gilman the hall
way OF tho premises under the iuaucnco of liquor,
which IL is supposed he Drank in liquor store
after breaking 10. Judge Wandell held him in 500
bali for trial
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rev. ISAAC w. X. HANDY, d. d.

REV ISAAC W. X. HANDY, d. d.
The Rev. Dr. Isaac W. X. Handy, OF Virginia. we'll
known and widely esteemed minister OF the Presby-
terrain Church, died Friday, ut tho residence OF hts
son, Mr.. ". T.. Handy, in Pbiladelphia DIR. Handy
a Of tho late James Henry Handy OF Wash
ngton and was born In that city December IA, 1918.
The remains will he taken TO Virginia Tor bur,ai
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ANsoN HERRIcK.

Arson Herrck, one OF tho publishers and proprietors
OF tho Paterson Daily Guardian died OF consumption,
al Seven Spring Mountain House. near Monroe, Orange
county, N Y, yesterday He had been taken ,hither
for mis- heath lew weeks since. Mr. Herrick,
was aged about forty years, was son OF Arson Her.
rick, formerly leading democratic politician OF New
York, and publisher OF the old Sunday lttus.
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NATHAN d. CHAMBERLAIN.

Nathan B. Chamberlain, widely known as an In.
vcntor and anuacturcr OF philosopher insiru m ns
dicd IN Nwtonvilie, Mass, on Friday evening, aged
sixty-nine.
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ship centaur Of and for Liverpool frv~ San Francesca.
April ~ lat 81 ), Ion 81 W.
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SHIPPING NEWS
oncs.

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron rHE xoxrns
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FREE BATHS.

During tho past week the following persons used
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoLYmxAp, June is. PM-wind s, gentle; barometer
29,slS.
PLYMOUTH Juno is. PM-wnd 8, light; cloudy barome-
ter %
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yATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE IS, 1878.

REPORTED ny the HERALD STEAM Yachts AND herald
wnfrgsToSE TELEGRArn LINE
steamer City o. Richmond tB Leitcb Liverpool juno