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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
WAS HE MURDERED?
A BAKERS SUDDEN DIsAPPEABANcE-Hrs BODY
FOUND IN THE EAST RivER-rouL PLAY sus-

A BAKERS sUpDE EN- DIsAPPEARANCE-Hrs BODY
POUND IN THE EAST RlvER-FouL PLAY sus-
PEClED.
The body Of q man found floating yesterday In
the East River at tho foot Delaney and
moved to tho Morgue. subsequently It was identified
Ms mat OF Christian Mnlcrleile baker, OF No. 70
Montgomery street. The deceased attended picnic
OF the German Oak Lodge OF ODD Fellows, which
was held at scnuz,n PARK, sixty-thlrd street
and FIRST avenue, last Thursday. He did not
return home, and nothing was known con-
corning MS whereabouts until hts body, as
described was ,oans noa',Ss a.eeass ns I'M. ,Ts,
with foul play IRON the fact that tho left side oil his
is very much confused, as u ne had been struck
by some heavy blunt weapon and while inscnsblo
thrown INTO .hs water. This Is also the theory
OF his friends IL known that when deceased
left his home Thursday no had tn his possession
iuur dollars At the picnic he drank beer freely,
and WINS seen frequently IN. the company OF john
Lobman, n grocer, OF No. $40 Cherry street, John
Boiling and several other ir'cnds.
QrArKkL
The party drank together frequently aud seemed to
be best OF TERMS during their positions they
we're joined by George Bodcnsiek OF No ITO frsokin
street. A dispute arose concerning the spelling oil
the name OF one Of the parties in the course Of
which Bode ns,ck had h Is cane taken iron him. 1h,s
led 10 fresh complications sud more angry dispute,
dunns which Muiierciie ana Bodensiek became
very personal In their remarks, and with difficulty
were prevented from coming TO blows. Litter IN tho
evening tho men. met aud again resumed their quar-
Vel. They were once more scp"THteuf huo boueusich
was finally leaving the picnic grounds with his
vie md Two children. MulIcrciie remained behind
and at eleven NJ, being rather denonstrafivc, was
advised by Lohman to go nome. he would not, how
ever, comply with the ADVICE.
rux pIsAPrsARAscE.
Muilerlcic suddenly disappeared and the anxious
search OF his friends iaiied TO Ind hun. His wife IN
the meantime sat up late expecting his arrival rms
stale OF the case havinH been explained at Police
HEADQUARTERS Detective Crowley detailed to make
mn Investigation. He visited Bodensck and ciosey
questioned him regarding tho nature OF MS dincahy
with deceased and now and where the former had
spont his limo alter leaving tho picnic grounds.
lie sad he had no recollection OF any dispute or
alteration with deceased, ana that ne had not seen
him after partng with him Mt the picnic Mrs. Bo-
densl-k corroborated her husbands story. Snc said
they left the grounds about ton o'clock That hearing
MuIcreile was armed with a revolver she had taken
her husband away.
Tue deceased was known to he an inofTcnsvc man,
and was member OF Americas Lodge No. IS NJ the
Independent order OF lieu Mcp. Coroner Flanagan
will investigate the case.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER March ~ Passed. bark E'sinoe. Lesbcrr. Hello
Passed Msy l. bark Annie Florence, Johnson noilo for
II. ..ms .eA Slater
BAssxs. May 20 port, bark Webster. Chisholm. for
CIiourrA May "A In port. ship Batavia tBr,. suthsr
i.nd tor Boston reruv,sn tss, Berry f9r psmou,h
cn.a,Srrsross. ihI sans as-Arrvea. brig svin'cors
Cow BAI. IB. Iuss 2.-Arivsd bark Inio, Sawyer,
esssngSs sn's 4. ln. pnysd bal africa syo
hubert and Anna (Nor. Micnvod. - Nnsarc brig Ann.
CIssfsd a7,h. bark wnl W Case. Dormot olsuec'scr;
kss,curss tNo'). Grsris.'cn: Cardiff ,
Cor Port spain rinidad load for New York. 90 sai esh
.IIa.ras. Ne. JAY i-s.cd steamer ccrses, Bennett
Arrived it steamer Carroll from Boston land saiIed
irvsitooI June ls-saiicd, brig Beauusncfr (BD
Thomas, Havana; 2ssh. ship Regina tBr) Corning. 81
LasuArat, juno il-in psrs. schr Carrie Woodbury..
Nay 'ps solomon Brown Tor
MuseuAsn NIB. June 24-Cicsrcd. bark John Gcddic
Sosrmssrpsrr. UB, juno Iessiiod. ship Lirs,e Bur
Port kusn June as--saiIed. brig Rapid (Br Bergman,
pcsro UassIIo juno la--rn port, bark Jane Addine,
Hess tor New YORK. iss brig sssas sosdsy for DO 90
leighton mnyre brig santins Anssido G,sD, Fesrano.
Rotterdam also the Arthur tB) Mason rom Prince Ed
recbsen punkirk Agar dAns Ivancich Antwerp; Krai.
jeyics tAus svsrnscr. Lynn Belgium tBr, Armstrong,
sr KITS June 5-Arrivsd scbr Helen q King Aylwsrd,
srrlsraSr. Ms. July i-Anivcd ship Tyro tBD. Ray.
veneer sbeiburnc. MS schr $, Pierre Br. Haley New
schr Kathleen do. weslow 2oth. .chrs Disdem. uray
ddc Perkins; Ano,s s0ts e., & Finley ana Jasper
iARxourn. rs. June 2s-Clearsd, bark Bsrwsrs
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COAL MINING STOPPED.

sUsPENDlNG OPERATIONS IN THE scHu YLKtlL
REGION IT TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MEN
rhhowN OUT OF EMtLoYMENr-wHAr THE
COAL COMBINATION WILL DO.
[By TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
BETHLEHEM. Pa. fully !. 1878
In accordance with The previously arranged pro-
gramme OF the companies comprising the coal comp'-
na.,on the operators OF the schuylk,l region sns-
pended operations at their coIlicries to-day Not only
has tho PniadoiphlA and Reading Coal and Iron Com
papy ordered general stoppase OF mining operations at
their works n the district but all the operators be-
longing TO the ScnuyKil Coal Exchange have also d.
rected their collcry superintsndents 10 close tner
mincs which are now being run in the miidic coal
fields Tho suspension VIII continue until the
18th inst President Gowsn, Of the Phiia-
delphia ana Reading Company, has written letter
TO the coal OF the corporation, to the
effect that further sloppaae viii be MADE during
the present coal season, and that such line OIL
policy was rendered necessary by the condition OF
he trade. President Gowen also states tnat
Mhus the manifest duincss OF mo business
and It's continued appropriateness m'gnt Justly
n decrease IN tho basis OF the miners anu iaoorerefs
wages Tor the past month mono will be made, and
he promises that, II at The RESUMPTION OF mining
operations the state OF The market VIII arrow
H. slight increase may he made IN the
golfers wages. The shut down WIN deprive
ABOUT $4,000 industrious and deserving
woekinrmeu OF employ meut; but. contrary TO what
has been rspor Ia Sensational Journals there
is no dissatisfaction expressed by tho miners and
aborers the action oil The operators. Inc report
that strike is threatened III some districts Is without
tue least foundation In TACT. With The exception Of
some iactional Drawls hing entirely quiet and
orderly IN the cnure middle coAi FIELDS
REGULATING PRODUCTION.
Tho shortening oil production IS almost general 10
tho Lehigh Wyoming aud ,ckawanna regions, anu
IRON what has been ascertai0ed BY close inquiry ny
the HERALD correspondent among prominent NM
coal ana railroad men, II Is not IN Inc
least improbable that the operators IN these dsrcts
may determine upon temporary ana com-
pieIe soppage OF mining NJ no distant DATE
The recently organized Lehtsh Operators Coal
Association, an independent tradc organization. 10
nowin perfect and satisfactory working order, ana
II Is possible something may be done IN inc way
Of regulating production at the mines and shipments
seaboards That may affect tho general situation
the coal trade but nothing will DO done, however,
that viii mar the harmonious feeling that now exists
between the mining and transportation corporations
representing the so-callcd coal combination.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
RAISING OF COMMODORE PARKER's PENNANT-
RECEPTION OF TUE NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

RECEPTION OF TIE NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, Md, July !, 1875
Commodore roxhal A. ParKer's pennan mt was raised
at the Naval Academy to-day, and inc Commodore
himself arrlv middle gate Of tho academy At
ten O'Clock this morning, whore he was received by
Commander H. L. Howison. A company of marines,
under Captain George X. Houston, presented armA
AS the Commodore entered tho gate the santec give
him salute Of great guns. Commodore Parker and
Commander H. L. Howison entered the library, where
the following OIL GERS were assembled to pay their re-
spots TO Tho new superintendent OF the acad-
en,y:-Commanders s. u. Grden, Merrill Miller
anu W. T. sampson; Medral inspector A. J.. Gchon,
PaymAsser Wntmough, Lieatersht commander u. II.
McCaiia, Lieutensnts II. Knox, q. q. bowman, q. ).
Spsrry j. w. Very, ID. Kennedy and X. X. Ingersoii
and Professors y. NJ Terry ANUS. +. Prudhonme, and
Past Assistant surgeon W. A. Corwin. Aiisr these
ceremonies were over the Commodore entered upon
the duties vi his Office.
Commodore Parker was born Ia the Slate OF New
York anu was appointed In thonavy IRON virginia
In 1899; he commissioned lieutenant IN 1891.
and, after considerable sea SERVICE was, IN 1851 ana
1862 attached to the Navy Yard At Washington. lie
was ut Fort Ellswo with $50 seamen and Marines
10 protect from General Beau-eguard. BY hts Wig
orous action ne contributed greatly TO the safety OF
Alexandria and the recovery OF the federal forces
from their generalization. He was commissioned
command July 10, 1862 He commanded q naval
battery Morris Island ut the bombardmcnt
OF Fort Sumter the 23d OF August, 1867. He vas
In various sea land attacks aitorward and
occasion marched the head OF 200 seamen with two
howitzers some distance Virginia and drove 100
Con deliberate cavalry out -ot Matthew's Court House
and took possession OF II He wsScomrnissioned cap
tain in 1866 and commodore 1872 He Is the author
OF several text books now the Naval
and he wrote "rne Fleets OF the World" ana "The
Battle Of Mobile Bay"
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BOLD ROBBERY.

MxN rHRorTLED AND THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS TAKEN FROM HIM IN A STREET
OAR WITH A DOZEN PEOPLE LOOKING ON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALD1
TRoY, n. Y, July ], 1875
Thomas Buckley, treasurer Of the Hosiery Mills ut
Albs drew S., 900 from n bank this NOR niug intend
ing pay OF the operatives Al the mill for the month
Of June. He catered a street car about ten
O'Clock. Two men also got on at differ
ent points. A livery hack followed the
when the outskirts OF the city reached OF
the men thrust his under Buckiey's chin, forc-
ing his head back over tho seat and preventing
any. outcry. Another hastily distracted the
package ui money IRON Buckeyes pockets
There wore fourteen passengers on the ear
hut the robbery too sudden aud adroit Tor inter
fore bsforc INC men had jumped from tho and
into the carriage, which was close behind. Mr.. BUCK
lev drew o revolver anu fired several Zines at the
thicves, but iatcd TO stop them. One OF thom shot
back, but without effect
THIEVES
After driving furiously Tor some distance the rob-
bcrs abandoned the COACH divided the money md dis
appeared different directions through tho woods.
Tue carriage was stolen from the railroad depot.
hour before the theft. Chief OF Police Markham aud
about twenty special policemen aud detectives have
been engaged since In securing the surrounding coun
try but have not yot made any arrests Great excite
prevails Ia this city over the daring transact ION.
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DIED.

CARR.--0n Monday. July 1, ISIS, LAURA j., beloved
wiio OF Curtis >. Carr, aged 81 years, 1 month, 70
days.
Relatives aud friends are invited 70 attend tho
funeral from -. Luxe's Hospital, on Wednesday,
July 3, at two O'CLOCK L. u.
LourREL.--Aitcr n lingering Illness on Monday
evc0ng, July 1, ELfzApgTn VIE Of Cyrus II. Loutrei
Notice OF funeral neroafter.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. on saturday, June %. in tho
55tn year OF hts age, PATRICK Lynch, oil Kilbridc,
county Cavan, Ireland.
fuucra, Tuesday. July 2 IRON his late residence,
71G % av., nj two O'Clock
Mrnrmy.-- On Monday, July r. 1873, RosE MUgPnv, in
the 7o,n year OF ner age, nsuvc OF county iyrouc
Ireland.
Relatives and friends oil the fam " requested to
attend tue funeral IRON her late residence, No. 400
West 2sth ST., on Tuesday, July 2, AT one O'Clock.
ffor OAsr Deahs See NtntA Payel
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY /, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuIrEsrONE TKLEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer sras.sarT o:er. HemerYsK Bsemsn June lo
moderate weather and fog june a. is 4s r. lon ss
y; ksss n;s ss:
" Ion 4 s :s's: ss
CIV 70. ss ss
sth = - Ion % S. h,ss s s,ns :tss%sr
t9SScsI cs';." days. with
RAIN Jupiter 0isr, Lictkc, Granssmoush ~ days. in
BARK s!.Sss tSsr. wr.d'on. Bergen So days. in BAL
~. s"ss x H'Js ss,
'' BARK v,ors Il Hopkins Hopkins, i.yre 4o days. ia
from s",s IL
Banks. spoke shins .ehr Elizabeth Poster Of Hevsry
Lube $40 W. sr
Mas SEQ ss.,s' g. 90 days. with
sulphur ana r,s to Lss.o STOREY o. DAYS. with sugar to
or ssr. 1 ns:y 20 S Master. .ss'' ''s"~ w"
Br. speed fs L: saa m.v"n. with sugar. &C., TO
nss Sf nnsx S Dsss 90 %hItu s;ys
s n.sss 0s 20 os1si s:ss: 10
sshr YIN D.ny o scosSey ~ssas III
schr Jsnnie Hail. Long..rc:., vtrsiniM
sehr Patterson 4 Bash Drew. Virginia n
schr Il Madison Curtis, virginia,
Sent sen, wii .Ics:, Ss S..nsS vxin,s
schr Almoda, smith Georgetown. DC. for Bridgeport,
sehr Mary Arnold Arnold. Baltimore for New hay.n.
schr KITE Walker Herrick Bangor 10 DAYS, with lun
Dor John Boynton's sons vessel to II smith Co.
eSy- Bark Left Erkscn (Nor), which was anchored st
Sandy HOOK for orders, came up 60 the city July l.
BY sohs Geo II Bent Smith. which arrived 3oth from
Jackson ville, Is bound to Albany.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of ritchburg Eis New Bedford for New
isss nsa s"ns New
ssr EMS Su mel s"ynor Poran1 for New York
sehr Olive Branch, Whitaker. Ellsworth, Mo, tor Nov
seSr B,.ek swan. HOGAN. Reckpor. for Ney York.
ss.s,.rd g, NJ. y.,s
sehr Charlie sssd%sn, Dsnhsm gs.s Nor ,or New York.
schr Marietta Smith. Preston, Claks Island for New
| scsr Traveller Hodges Boston for New York.
sehr ph@Se J .ck.on. Nantucket for New York.
s sesT .Mn. %a% PreySs%es New Yef
seat Young r.x.us.s. 70, New York
schr y II Miller smith. siouingicn Tor New York.
ss ssr i". ward for New York
ss ~. ir sr.n ri S s.v york.
seh ar "S aesss. fom., STAN lord Tor Nav York.
| senr samuel r Godwin. Williams. Stamford for New
York.
| steamer Praneouia. Bragg New York for Portland.
Bris Mary Alice Dcrsn CD. Foley, New YORK for Now
& .T% i:S fs;T s's.
enr FiorsseS ar.ws Rssdoat for Pswsnck.,
sehr Pennsylvania. Avery. Port johnson for New Lon
schr Henry Deming. Bcardman. Amboy for Hartford.
sehr Parker prsn rhilsasnnia ,o r. Sswpor
Nova 10, Iockhart from York ior JOINS ~
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MYSTERIOUS THEFT.

PACKAGE WORTH 1wENrx-oxE THOUSAND
IoLLARs STOLEN FROM THE AMERICAN Ex-
PREss COMPANY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July !, 1873
Amyeterious express robbery occurred this alter
noon at Panesviilc, Ohio. The amount is $2l, 900,
aud the American Express Company is tho response
bio party. 1t appears that at haf-past this
afternoon The express agent at Psincsvillc
delivered to Express Messenger Dixon. OF the
Painesville and youngstown road, two packages
OF money, ono containing $50, 900 and the
other 81 COO Mr.. Dixon took the money. receipied
for II and put tho packa satche, ch be placed
In the express wagon standing in front Of the door,
The messenger, Mr. Titus, tho agent and the driver
then started Tor the gainesville and youngstown
Depot aud arriving there minute or TWO later tho
satchcI, with tho vauabes, was missed Search was
Immediately made along the way, but without sue
eess. So. --+-t-e. =
The men who rode in the wagon have been In the
employ of railroad and express companies for years,
and havo enjoyed tho fullest confidence OF their en-
pIoyers Each declares he Saw no stranger about the
wagon while going the Painesviile and Youngstown
Depot there III after The satchel
was missed This, with the character OF the men, ADDS
10 The mystery but nevertheless several theor
been forward to the loss One ~ that the money
was aouc away with by the three men. another is
that the thei committed by expert robbers who
folio the $4,000 package from the East and sue
ceded in stealing the satchcl from tho wagon just as
Il arrived ut tho depot Bv lar the most credeDce
rs gwen this theory, ana this evening The express
company sent descriptions OF two strangers seen
about The Office q snort time before the packages
were turned over TO Messenger Dixon.
MONEY CAME FROM
The 500 0vU package from HalIowcli Co wool
dealers OF Boston, ana consigned the Trumbuii
National Bank, OF Warren, OHIO. The $1,000 was
from Cleveland firm 10 Boushton, Ford Co, OF
Burton, ONO. II. s. julien, general manager OF tho
company at Ccveiand and couple OF detectives have
gope to work upon the
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STEALING FROM FREIGHT OARS.

rnE GOODS OF NEW YORK MERCHANTS STOLEN
AND RECOVERED.
NEW HAVEN, July !, 1878
James Doyle, Richard Maner, John Wallace aud
Michael Dinecn were taken into custody to-day Tor
breaking into freight car OF tho New
York, New Haven ana Hartford Railroad Com
pany, standing on the tack near the freight
station In this lily, and stealing thcreirom dry goods
purchased OF Barker, Wilder Co., of Boston, and
consigned to Harding, Colby Co.. Of Leonard street,
morning secretcd on the premises OF Dincen, who viii
be held as receiver OF stolen property The boxes In
rhicb the goods were shipped had been painted by
thc thsvcs the hope OF avoiding detection hut the
cf1y poioe were too adroit TO be hoodwinked by
sbc nrtiGce. and 1t n to their credit that they not
only lound the goods but succeeded so promptly In
eaptur,nr n gang OF notorious outlaws. Doyle
hui Gently discharged iron state Prison. Msher Is
awaiting trial on charge OF burglary, the police nave
long sought Wallace for crimes committed IN this city
AM tho namo Dneen Is very familiar TO the New Ha
f,tw lts.ur
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WHALEMEN.

Aletter Capt Wing. Of bark Atlantic, OF NIB. re-
parts Oh Kodcqus April 81 with Ego bbis oil BIS
taken since leaving Axnririms November Would be at
MAurtius IN the latter srt of June.
letter IRON Capt Church, al bark Laetitia. OF b.
ports hcr Maize May - having returned the 23d
On May H. while saga AHA Banks experienced =
hurricane lasting ~ hours which carried spArs,
sails, dnvits and did other damage Was
repairing At Maize
BARK an I, being fitted New Bedford for tour
whaling the Atlantic Ocean, to sail In
10 days under command OF Capt Holmes, her Ate
master.
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RISE IN THE PRICE OF COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, July !, 1873
A meeting OF the Lehsn coal operators was held at
the office the Lehgh Coal and Navigation Company
this afternoon at which was decided TO advance the
price OF Coal along line OF the road 1feecn cents
per tom The price Of broken coal In this CITY has
also boon advanced fifteen cents aud chestnut ten
cents per ton. Tne schedule Is TO 60 into effect
LINN air
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PRICES OF COAL FOR JULY.

PHILADELPHIA, July !, 1878.
Tho Philadelphia and Rsading Coal and Iron Com
pauy have issued their circular Tor barbor prices for
coal for tho current month, which goes into effect
Immediately. The only changes from the figures Tor
June Is advance of fifteen cents per ton In stove
and chestnut for sales IN the harbor.
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THE ELIZA PINKsIoN AFFAIR.
COW 1T WAS REGARDED BIZ THE REPUBLICAN,
VISITING srATI sMES.

VISITING STATESMEN.
CINCINNATI, July /, 1878.
Mr. Albert Jongiey, OF this city, who acted ms
s,.posrspher for the republican, visiting statesmen In
New orleans, was nterve~ed by reporter to-day In
regard 10 an nfndavt OF 7. Wharton Collins, Jr, who
r.oored Tor the democratic visiting statesmen Mt the
.,.e time Mr. Lopgley states he mas recollection OF
m. vcrsation referred 10 ny Mr. Collins. He re-
,.mbers distinctly making search Tor Mr. sherman
r., ,Isbt. aud 10 uuder the impression nc did not
49,. MIN. There was no action ~ the republican,
,,,ors nile nj New OrIeaus that led him TO suppose
sbsv looked at tbe Eliza Pinksson matser a. any thipg
hut terrible reality -r
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Tho 1000 tickets ending with Oh he ~ the ~
terminal OF the number drawing the hrst capits
81 1900 entisicd TO 81. . -
dsy), Ju1e ~, 1873. .
n. II. RAMSAY. . ! Comrr,.,,o,s,.
l.. d. CROStNUER oo""'ssi"ne's
Prizes m able in full witnout deduction.
Glass viii ue drawn jay 10. Cs9td PrIses-Si5, 900
ss 5000 two OF 81, 800 two OF 81 ooo he. rickosv
Address all orders TO SIMMONS DICKINSON, Gov.
ingson, Ky. or the Ess.srn Agents. WIkkkAnB0Nv 3
CO., $50 Broadway, nsv York '
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.

Shin Freedom. from Liverpool May IL
Shin Caravan. wasieiesr, from Liverpool May 20.
ship Josephine tNor,. FROM bristol Nav ~
Bsrk Eyie Reed. Rsirdsn. from Boston June "a.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

nJ-For additional particulars OF the loss Of ship Mabel
Clatk sec general news columns
yoautRct Nfw yoRK.-rhcrc arrived at the port
Of foreign ports during the month OF june
s7 800 vessels OF which there we're ~ stehme"s 81
ships 23U bsrks. es briss and 1915 schocners.
sssAxxR Isaac BELL ksors reported sshose ~ Crany
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SAILED.

Steamers Acapulco for AspinwslI; Aibemarlc, Lewes,
Del: ship Princeton Bremen; barks Belle NUDGE tBr).
J,nkiskr sabine, Iioilos Ben Macdhin (BD, London
1nnis Banner I'm Koni esbcrr Peggy tBr RIO sncro
fJbcria Wonrovia; brig q Cambiesso. - Domingo.
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SPOKEN,

Bark Mary Stewart tBr). from Cnba for Baltimore
date. &c.
Hattie (B). from New York for Rotterdam Juno
30, lat Al 10, Ion ,6 ~
BARK Oregon San Francscc for Seabeck. June 49,
lat IS N, lon LIT IS w.
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A GUST OF WIND BLOWS THE SPAN OF TUE
BRIDGE DowN-oNE MAN INJURED VERY
sEyERELY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PETERSBURG, Va, July l. 1875
AZ four o'clock this afternoon the north span OF
the iron suspension bridge. los feet long, IN
course OF erection over the wooden tresiie
bridge, between tho Atlantic, mississippi
Ohio Railroad Depot and the Chesterfield shore.
on which the company's workshops arc located, Toll
over suddenly under gust OF wind. innictins terri
BILE injuries on James NJ wager, ono OF the workmen
employed upon II. A dozen more were at
work, under the direction OF Captain William
Hunter, civil engineer, and the wonder IS
more were ushed. Both the legs OF Wager were
caught under a beam. Surgeons were immediaiely
IN attendance, but could do moro than alleviate
the poor mans extreme suffering. The span OF The
bridge that made all tins mischief formerly be-
ionged 10 the iron bridge Lynchburg, which was
washed away durIng The food last tall subse
quentlv removed from the river. Yhger Is married
and his family reside at Richmond.
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WEATHER REPORT

HotrurAp, July /. PN-wind ESE. fresh; barometer
ooo22.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. uly 1-Noon
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mr. During tho June the HERALD published. In
advance other Now York newspaper tre arrivals o.
81 vessels foreign por via Sandy HOOK; also te
.rivns At ana from other foreign
ports vi. Atlantic cable. OF 462 vessels.
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4 -EAsrERx AGENTS. sss saoADxAr.
q A1.GosFIciAL DRAWING OF IN, KEn1yGKy
TON, KY. SATURDAY. JUNE 20. 1873.
SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON. Managers.