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ORDINANCE NO. as.


An Ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Dens
The Board Of Trustees Of Carson City do ordain
Section l. No person persons shall within the ptz
OF Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate -
visit contribute to, the support OF any place hou
or ROOM where persons frequent, assemble the ,r
pose OF smoking opium, and all such places, houses
rooms. are hereby declared TO be nuissnceS
Section ,. Any person who shall violate any the pro
visions OF Section Of this Ordinance, shall conviction
thereof be punished by fine not exceeding hundred
dollars, or imprisonment not than fty DAYS
bo4h such fine and imprisonment. in the discretion of tn
Court u A BENDER. President Pro ten
Attest: hLYREp HELM. Clerk.
Carson City. June y, 1877.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
~ CAKE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Officers ID
said CompaIly-The Stockholders Of the Pancake C,s4
Company Corporation of Nevada, hereby notified
that meeting the Stockholders Of said Company will De
held Room Of the District Court OF the
ond Judicial District Of the State Nevada and
County Of Orlilsby, o SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY A D. 1877, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. of suid
av to consider the removal of the officers Of said company
y. H. WRIGHT, District Judge.
April 2S, 1877 myltd
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]. FRASER, county Treqsurcr.
" ru'G DISTRICT COURT. sex ONT JU.
dicia District, and for Ornsby County, State OF Ne

VI FU'G DISTRICT COURT. sex ONT .YE-
d;cia District and for Ornsby County, State OF Ne
vada.
In the matter Of the estate and guardianship Of Charles
F. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Snlth and En-
Smith, minors
1t appearing this Court from the petition this day
presented and flied by W H. Smith the guardian Of the
and estates of Charles F. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice
Smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for order
sale Of certain real estate belonging his wards that it s
necessary and would be beneficial to said that such
real estate should BE- sold; it hereby ordered that the
Of kin of the said wards and al persons interested in
the said estate, appear before this Court MONDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF JULY, \. D. 1871 O'Clock 4. NJ
the Courtroom Of this Court IN the County Of Orsb;
then and there show why order should not be
granted for the sale Of such real estate.
And is further ordered that copy Of this order be
published least four successive weeks the said
day Of hearing in the MORNING AprEAL newspaper print
ed and published i'll said county Of Ornsbv. Dated June
23d, 1871. S. II. WRIGHT,
District Judge
STATE OF NEVADA, County of Ormstv SS.-I. Alfred
Helm, County Clerk and oco Clerk Of the Second u
dcal District Court in and for said County and State do
hereby certify that the foregoing full and correct copy
Of abe original order OF said Court in the matter above
stated the appears file and Of record in my
office.
-. In testimony whereof have herernto set nv
G hand and the Seal of said Court this twenty third
N'"' day of June, \. b. 1877.
ALFRED HFJ
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THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT

THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
VIII be, more than ever, the special feature
of the paper.
THE POLITICS OF THE APPEAL
VIII be, as always,
strictly Black Republican. or Radicals;
And the editor anticipates with pleasure the
probability that in supporting the next Re
publican candidate for the Presidency, he
Will support
GENERAL GRANT IN 1850.
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to the mast, and neither surrender to the
Adherents of the Loss Cause.
Nor give its support to policy which
Demolished the Republican Party of
the South,
And sought to
HandcuH 1t in the North.
In short, the MORNING APPEAL will keep
on an even keel and stand by the friends of
Republican principles, Republican usage and
the Republican leaders of tried courage and
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Payments


The County Treasurer has settled with the Controller
State p to the day of December 1877 and has his
cept and discharge for the Respectfully submitted
FRED d. TURNER, County Auditor
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COUNTY TREASURER'S SEMl-ANMUkL
REPORT.
COUNTY TREAsCREK's OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Ormsby County, Nevada, !
January 5, 1873.

To the Board Of County Commissioners of Ormsty county,
Nevada:
Gentlemen: herewith submit my report Of the busi-
of the County Treasurers office the half year end
ing December 81, 1871
On the LIST of July 1871 there in the several county
10 .l,of ,1lo,,
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NToTIcE Is nrRnRN GIVE. TO All.

- persons holding liens against Tx property ao,n
?. Winnie described follows, Lots numbered
eight and nine i'll block number fifty eight of Proctor
Greens division OF Carson City Nevada that the under
signed has commenced action in the justices Court of
Carson Township, Urnsby Coun;y Nevada, before G. 4
NiIherel Justice OF the Peace foTcciUse mechanic
hen hcid aEalnst SAID property and all persons holding
liens on said promises under and by virtue Of
Legislature q the State Of NoVa. entitled An Act -
liens to mechanics and others. and repeal alt
other Acts in relation thereto approved March ? 1877
hereby notified to be and appear before Court m
the 9Th DAY OF JlLN, 4. d. 1877 10 O'Clock i
sal day and to exhibit then and there the proof tt,
LIENS. DUNNING 4 HUNT
BY HARRIS Il CORN their ATTORNEYS
Carson, Nevada, June IL, 1877. lawaw
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The attention of the trade is specially invited to tho
boye goods. Orders promptly executed
o29tf c. c. BATTERMAN, Warden
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Leaving outstanding l2o bonds Of q 900 each with inter
= paid 10 December l. 1917.
have made my scniannual settlement with the State
Controller for all received account the State
and hold his receipt IL full to December 10, Is17
Respectfully submitted,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser straher OF steamer Bahama tBD, from Bsr-
mnda wi please accept our Acknowledgements for asen-
BARK ADyoc.rn-A letter, giving the particulars Of the
ls sst f.. af S1h Sss
Of No le Washington ,hs city from Charles Cons
Smith, sas All i'sa
sasas po. boat E.rs Sye No = sf,h'; psi. 5a.:i1
on the frat d.. .u but On the e
tho nox. day, he lay nnasr lower mssatap
s s possible. sna u n tho Who'll. .Sss
mast: wen. BY tho board c.I,.yinx the SSw.p,s
the trough Of The sea- The iorem ss 10 failing tho
Ss. ps ss The s on r.. ssr DsHs
% 70. % s,sa q the % as
nom Antwerp. Set Signals Of distress AVID
she Down 70 u.s. S. o. :. 70: SsssS s. rum
Dang as.s%p
and ali hands we're safely tskoa IN shortly sserwsr% and
.rs ed 70 ss,S rev We .sa, 5 ,ns
Hook and In a snking eondision.
gn.s K..rsA from sssr A. rhisS.ph: AZ Jun: a. lost
sGHR FRANCES BAKxR from Camden Tor Bortog, With
n s ''f s' Tho :sss Ssv. sDs
rived 1T Portland
" IF % % Ms fit s' sss
was Dos1ded Chatham BY the sehr l. Chase which
near s.sss narsor Sandy where she lie: ssrvsnd aud
full o. water she is in bad s'nsson and r prSesby
is already discharged.
Sem T. CHASE, from Ba6vor for Dorchester Mass
towed into Pcrtisnd. Me. Monday morning. full Of
water. She will discharge Tor repairs.
yAcnr DREapxAuGHr which went ashore Snip Rock
OF Mamaroneck was hove on Yesterday BY the Grew With
srEAmrc LAvRRsNx before reported sunk foot Of
St. X, raised 23d Inst BY tho Baxter Wreckng Com.
pany.
WRECK sehr Kit Carson. at Vineyard Haven from Car
denss rcports:-On the 18th inst, Let 35 lon ~ so
passed OF assu, 300 tons bottom panica with
copper paint
PORTLAND Ne, June 24-An unknown schr is reported
sunk Ia miles ESE Of tho Cape Lights. in fashoms Of
directly In the track Of vessels Two thris Of her
Snc 70 be 81 Johus build
QrrBRc, June 2i-Shp Sebastnpoi lBr,. Proud. from
this port. with timber tor Portsmouth. T. has returned
with loss Of anchors and chains sustained In gale.
sr JouS, Nh, June 24-Tne British brig Cone AT
coal laden while lying OF Brier Island O'Clock
Sun day morning. into BY tho British bark Ant
werp she struck the bow cut Ia two and In three
very tto tiuc for anything to be doae.
tho Antwerp Immediately snip, but the
those belonging TO the BRIG would I'm pos.
s,bis u 10 have found It's wny back. Five
saved by catching ropes throw from tho bark
pieces OF The wreck that we're floating
Thee their lives by she cosion Their
arc:--t3currc Grant master. Weymouth. Ms; Michael
Dolly Granville. Ms: William W.ett, Annapolis, Ms II
Is that they we're Killed by falling spars went
down with the vessel both vessels were hound 10 SO
John the Coafedornte being iron Philadelphia while tho
bark that tho thick the time that
thus caused tho collision that strong brecss blowing
dist apce several hoics sdc the bow II
the ~ater nc and her head carried
the she bore ior 81 Jonn and reached
hero or sunday evening
house Rockiand Ne Is the Polly hating from South
Thotnsston. This vessel Luit ~ Amesbury, Mass
in the 1904 making heracc ~ years IL posshie
" older IN the United States that
In
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also received resolutions OF thanks from the Police
Comm ssioncrs
Charles Meizscr, a carpenter, OF Mount Vernon
Wcstcbestsr county, sruck by an EXPRESS train Of
tho New Haven Railroad ami INSTANTLY killed on sat
urday lie had lost several children recently by
diphteria and out OF employment at the TIME,
causing to feel pondent II H. therefore, sup
posed by OF his friends tDat he went the track
with suicidal intcnL
Gu Sunday the police OF Richmond county, acting
under instructions IRON tho Police Con- N lssioncrs
rand upon the animate RAINING at large IN tho
streets Of Stapleton. The officers were dressed In
their ci,xens' clothes and sue .eeded in capturing
twenty nvo hogs, eighty geese ana niiy-one goats
which they placed in tho Pound Yesterday they
were redeemed by tie owners paying the poundase-
hny cents per head.
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

Charles Rose painter, tell from a fclfrold IN front
OF toe house NO 4l3 First street, Jersey CITY, aud
wns killed.
The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen yesterday nc.
ccpted invitation from tho socastic labor party TO
attend picnic ana Demonstration at Eulons Broad
way Park, Williamsburg. on July T.
Edward McDermot,, owen McDcrmost and Michael
Martin, indicted Tor being Implicated In the murder OF
one OF the brckyard hands nj Crurers, Wcstchcstcr
county, have bcen arrested and committed to tho
County jail at White Plains TO await trial.
john Fitzgerald aged six years, living mt No. 10
Sieubcn street. run over al the corner OF Grove
and Wayne Streets Jersey City by car ON the Fro
street line yesterday The wheels cut OF both his
feet. The driver Of the was arrested.
Tho licensed vendors OF Jersey City mot at ST.
Johns Hall yesterday afternoon and organized pro-
tccivo society 10 contest the ordnance recently
passed by tho Board oi Aldermen increasing tho ~
cense and providing that tue future duplicate
licenses shah 90 charged Tor
Onnccr kbattigan, Of the Third police precinct,
Brooklyn, on the 10th inst. stopped rsnawav team
attached TO coach containing Mr. Pope, OF No. 5lg
Henry street. and members Of hts family. Yesterday
the oiccr presented with letter OF thanks and
q handsome breDss clock by the Pope family. lie
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A MAYNARD SISTER.

AFFECTING SCENE IN STATION RoUsE-A
BEoraEns LOVE
A carriage drove up to the door Of tho twenty
ninth precinct station late hour lust nign
and from il a lady and gentleman aighted They
entered the station house, closely followed
by = young man, pale with excitement, who had kept
up with tho carriage loot sergeant! want a
warrant" said the first "Ana want my sister IL
added tho second, glazing at the first speaker An
excited conversation between the followed before
the Sergeant could obtain IRON them explanation
OF the case.
After each side had had hearing It appeared that
tho young who had asked for his sister mad met
Der coming out OF the Buckingham Palace "a place
sad by tho police 10 be the resort Of women
OF doubtful charactor) along with her COM
panion. He endsavored 70 persuade her
10 come home, she refused, aad win
companion drove 10 The station 10 have tho
brother arrested Tor his interference Tho brother
gave his name Jacob Fiero, OF Ma 44G West Thirty
first street, and ms sister Dora falling into
evil ways had been placed III refor matory insti-
tuition ana was only rcccn.iy allowed her freedom
at her urgent solicitation and after promises 10
lead u better iiie Her companion gave The name oil
b. i. nInsmore, but deciued to state bis address,
and com planned that tho brother had followed and
annoyed them. The distr. ssod manner OF the
brother ana the Affecting way IN which he told
geanrs sympathy, ana no detained tho gri while
the brother went in search OF their father. Tho
father arrived and the entire party were shown
into Captain Williams room. Here the parent con
nrned the statement OF his son, and sorrowiuty up
BRAIDED his child. Finally becoming angered 10
sayaae'a him 10 down ns had NO. Captain Williams
between thcm. After hearing tho fathers Story
the captain determined TO bold the daughter IN Gus
tody until this morning, when the matter Will be re-
ierrcd TO The room was accordingly assigned
In which 10 pass the night and the father and
had come with them and renamed silent and with
eyes cast down during the entire scene.
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Sl- hip Elizabeth c;er, from London. which anchored
In tue lower bay for orders, up TO the CITY -fsn
nS- Bark Siha lNorl, from Havre which anchored In
the bay for order, 70 the city -h INST
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer General Whitney. actt. Boston for New YORK.
with mdse and passengers 20 n y Dimock -
steamer Fiichburg. Ellis New Bedford Tor view
York. with indse and passengers 20 harling laws
schr = : Me eabd Farr. Portland. Ne. tor New YORK
Schr Boomer, t@rrneton. Ranger for New i"rk.
Seer forest Belle Adams Bangor for New York.
Schr Mary Sauds. Eoberts Gsrdine Me, Tor Now YORK.
schr VIM Bonrdmnn. Little. Boston tor Nov t"rk.
schr Hanux ali Wiletts. Cotton. Boston for New fork
Schr Sparta, Seavey, Fall River f,r New York.
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain. Adams. New BEDFORD Tor Now
YORK .
schr V r Atwood. Atwood Nantnckss for Now York.
Schr henry RemSen Alien, Providence for New fors
York.
schr Henry iemuel shaw. Bridgeport for Now York.
schr Julia A Tate, rate. Bridgeport for Nav York.
schr FALCON. Wheeler, Derby tor New York
schr oliver schodeld Dissoswsy New Haven for Bsiti
more.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Merceaita J ackaway. New York for Boston
twherc she has been purchasod).
Steamer AiUatross Davis. New York for Fan River
steamer Grant ~ revenue), Fonger New ork crus-
ing. .
Schr Hannah McLoen. Keen. New York for Biaye.
France, and anchored OH the Herald station.
srhrJ NJ Freeman, Eidridgc. New York FOR Providence
Schr James English. Parker, Hoboken tor Providence
Schr Hannah Blackman. Arnold. Rondout Tor Bakers
Landing
schr J 5 Terry Rsynor, Amboy tor Providence.
Schr James Aiderdice, Nickerson Georgetown DC, tor
Wnrcnam.
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WHALEAIEN.

Arrived a, New Bedford June IS bark viriisnt Clifford
Pacific Ocean, with TOO bbls
Sailed iron New London, June a. schr Flying Fish, for
South shetland.
18TH with 10 otis So; Osprey Lewis. from Bs.bsdos
rived 18Th. had taken ~ bbis since esvtng H. Wave
Hammond, from do, arrived 10Th last t~o would sail
20th) s.ppbo Edick Attcocro. nowiapd and baaicy.
Edw ards.
Cleared al do June H. bark Janet. Gsrsand 10 crue
brig II Adams, West do.
Al Barbados May 26 schr Union. Reynsrd, westport
Al chonmsrin Islands May l, brig Tmoudra. with 12s
bound the Arctic schrs
Frying MIST elcau Mid tasre clean, getting read, for
fishing.
Now Bedford. June 22-Ncw London whaling scbr Lin.
yle simmons. Buddisgon. now IA the Arctic rorisns
will convey letters New York her return trip
exploring seh Eothcn. which sailed from New York
Bay. -.
o May 2 with aS hbls OIL
Ia lat 81 IL NJ hon "a ~ W. schr Quick
step of rovncotown Msniey with 1so bills 80 ot who
reported schr Mary Curren with 800 bbs VIII and - do
50 i6th, lat ~ 05 Ion ~ - W. bark SARAH Of NIB
silva oil since last report.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

In the OF fight ut picnic OF the Eagle Star
Pleasure Club which appeared yesterday, the head
quarters OF tho club stated TO be at TO- 2l0 East
Houston street instead OF No. 2iS.
Harry Levine. charged with forgery and victmizing
hotel keepers, was yesterday rccommitisd for exam
nation. He was expected 10 procure sureties last
evening for the 81, 600 IN which no is held.
Philip o'Rc,liy. OF No 2l2 Elm street, was found
last niThs suffering from pistol shot wound In tho
stomach. and removed 10 Chambers Street Hospital
lie declined to state how no came 10 receive the in
Jury.
TX Senator James o'Brien appeared In the Jener-
Market Police Court yesterday 10 make arrange
merits Tor becoming ono Of the bondsmen Of Signor
CHsstua, who had demanded examination. To-day
some further action will DO taken In the case.
Acting Captain Webb, OF the Tenth precinct, last
night raided several houses OF III rcpute pre-.
cinct and arrested about a dozen oil Tho inmates
The prsopors were locked up IN the Elcridgc street
house and Will no arrsigncd at tho Essex Mar
ket Police Court this morning.
During q light yesterday between John Cosgrovo
and John NcDoughty tho latter was stabbed IN the
neck with pcnkne and received wound which
pcccsstated his removal to -. vinccnts Hospital.
Tho ARRAY the OF wcet and Chris
topper streets. No report OF Cosgrovc's arrest hsd
bcen made up TO a late Dour las, night
A woman with black eye and a bruised forehead,
named Mrs. Sherry, living at No. $50 Mott street.
charged at the iombs court Yesterday With brutaiy
beating bor stcpdaughtcr, Annie. child OF seven
years. The child's face and arms were badly swollen
from effects OF tho ilitrcatmont. Judge Wandsll
held tho s,epmoihcr 10 default OF $500 oa.
James Matthowson handled James Graham, OF
Bank street. rather roughly a. No % East Broadway
yesterday, ana wncn both psodsoed IN court
the assaiant said he had followed othcr to that
address, where ne him meet his WHO, and ne then
felt justified IN proceeding to cxircmitcs Matthew
held IN $500 ana Graham required to fur.
nsh $500 bail TO secure his appearance.
contest over the will OF Catherine Footc was
begun bco tho Surrogate yesterday. rho dcccdout
lett tho bulk oi nor fortune, estimated To be wort
$50, 600 TO different Catholic charities In New YORK
IL wa not known that she had next OF kin until
Thomas w. Donohuc, who claims 10 be her nephew,
aud one Ryan OF remotcr relationship, appeared 10
ron trut be uip n iusi
VIII was proven and the case was adjourned until DC
tvbcr
The members OF the Cotton Exchange yesterday
considered amendment to article Ia OF the bylaws
relating 10 the delivery OF cotton which was recently
adopted by the Board Of Managers. President Watts
stated that this amendment was substitute Tor
which had recently been rejected by the members
through mistake Tbe object OF the amendment
was TO enable the Warehouse ana Delivery Committee
deliver cotton IRON dock ut "A charge OF nvc cents
per balc IL decided to mold . ballot on this mat
ter to-day.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BonDE4gx. June is-Arrived bark Brasil (Br,, Roach
BKIzk Hon. June sIn port, schr Impulse. Adams from
BxRxupA. Jnne i4-ssiled. brig T A Pitt tBr) Outer
in port june %, .chrs naysori. DIckey, from New
YORK .,r.y.d I'm Meteor CD Dsass.SSs from n.,ss
bssn.saa, Nay 70 Arrived bark Golden Fleece posys,
Sese.y higgins Bs.inors: Goth brig Daylight, dissoa
sss f.ss ' IN NH. S Se,nson Now
rs.sapo No date In ' po ssSr Jos 6ss:. Fsssr for
r0ir, !nns 2s (, steamer Quebec .
HAvAsA. June 22-Arrived. bark Carrie HeckIe, Wood
xreved aad, steamer City Of Mexico. Mcintosh. Now
Boston land proceeded Tor Cnariostetown).
Jsas 6. .a ess ss
MArAeurz june 24-Arrivod. schr sissiboo tBr. Bou-
Musquasu SB. June 2a-Arrved. ship Evanselias tBr,.
fNnslxnueo, May so-In port, bark: oarsline asn,
sailed June :. steamer oboror iPors). Campbell. Nov
rorr sras, Juno .Ip port brig pes, Ioxe MsLare
tor New YORK .sfr Clara f'ener '0r hampton
Pon1o casrlLo. juno e--Arriy.d. bark Jspe Ade,ne.
her herr return iroa, tho 18th 70 the 18TH.
Lsguayra June q, to sail Tor New York June
sr PIERRE May :o-Arrved, brig. Q g Robinson. Cog.
gias. New YORK y BOwen. TALE, Boston June !.
Ro ass DO ' 10Th ,snr Mesia oseiss S:wbeln Nc
sailed June briggs Annie Gardner Iiutchins, and Am
brose Light Giles. 80 Thomas; hliEt Thompson, Conne
New York: Ioth, schr sct~gswa. Guptil. do
In por, June schrs Mary haskell Carter. for Phiia
dephia Idx; AdelixA Lisbcy from Dcmcrara, arrived
ST JonSs. rR, juno 22-saiied, steamer adj Br), Hsr
ris. New York.
Sir JAGo. June c2-Arrived, steamer San Jseinto, Ph
lips, New York Tor Cisnfueyos.
81 JoHys, ny. june 1O-Cleared, brig Nep.unc's Car
(Br,. Rogers. Baltimore.
SAuLsrFRvrILE Ms, June 10 Arrived, schr Hayes,
Daricp, TIA.
ST JONI NIB, june 2I-Arived bark Oliver Emery (T,r,
Swatridxe Lverpooi 22d. scnr Bucco tB Connolly, New
York
Cleared ~ Ncgui lBr) P.crer, Liverpool; briggs
MinsehahR Br) Mitchell Waterford; Rock tBrl, Wright
for Cork Quay; 22d, bark Lily tBr Oissn Qucensto~n
York via Turks Island.
InisIDaD. juno iO-rn port, schr Nellie. Perry for
uostou.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Trplet, Davis mip gtou. Del-Abiel Abbott.
steamer Mnyhower. Davidson shiladcphis-James
Hand
steamer Francoria, Bragg. Portland-J Ames
ship Nile (Br), Marvin, Iondon-snow Burgess
Bark Crono (Aus), Sterck. l.sth-Slocovtch TO-
Bark Alscn (.er', Gronsch, Cork tor orders-Funeh.
Edve 4 Co.
Bark viirorio QtaD. Maresca. Nsples-Benhsm Boye-
Bark Morning Star (Br) sson. ST. Jago Gusntana-
mo-Waydeli Co.
Bark Laiis ODD Cunningham. Jordan River, s.-Boyd
4 Hincken.
Brig Lulu (Br), Givan, Dublin. I-scammell Bros
Brig Cascatelc, Sparks. caYdenas-J amos Henry.
schr Emma d Endicott Carroll, Georgetown and San
Juan del Norte, Me Strout Bros
schr VIM Jones. Robinson, Mara AMI urdett Pond
schr Witherspoon, Sheppard. sc Themas-B Net
calf < Co.
schrJ u Converse Allen. Cardenes-Brett. Son 4 Co.
Schr Phoebe, Medcr0. Barncoa-B weinberg b Co
schr Jacob Housrnmn Ryder. San saivsdor-BJ wen-
berg h Co.
schr John McAdam. Rsthbun. Mobiie-E d Huribut &
Co.
schr Illinois. Wilson Hartford Cartwrght Doyle.
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CORONERS' CASES.

Tho CoroBer's ONCE was nots6sd yesterday OF tho
following csses.-
Delta Higgins, OF No. los Forsyth street. died from
injuries received by being ran over by Second ave-
nue. car
Daniel Conner, Of No. ISL Mulberry street, died AZ
Bellevue Hospital from burns accidentally received.
Charles Gauter OF No 81 First avenue, was rescued
from drowning In the East River, bot was 20 feeble
that no removed 10 Bellevue Hospital. where he
died.
James James died without medical attendance at hts
residence, NO. 80 East Eighteenth street.
Edward Doyle. aged Any, OF East Seventy-fourth
street and First avenue, died suddenly.
Thomas kutz was found UNCONSCIOUS on the corner
or Mangiu and stanton streets He died after being
removed 10 the station house.