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The New York herald., 1879-03-03

STEAMER CRY or LIMERICK (,r from New Orleans for
Pass. She lost her propeller and will probably be towed
back tho city for repars She has cargo of oso bales
Sur iioNy tBr, Kill,m, from Antwerp for New York.
iss iss, was owned ''"'"'" " N"''' sue ~'' '"' III
BARR f. snux CBr,. from New York for onecns,cwn,
Fleetwood f. in 1852 whence she hailed and registered
2sS tuns.
BRIG FASsIE TUCKER from Mntan.as, while towing up
tho Delaware saturday had bow port .oye nnc snnk when
night. Two tugs aud diver started from niiadcphis Tor
tho brig sunday morning.
dnhs before reporei ashore on the eastern pont OF
lars island has not hoen sstten c Nothing could bo
Grand Menan, was from Sew York for iubee The
totally wrecked on Ola Prince ledge a, The entrance 70
r.rps rssn d % srs the ss S II" %
the 2Gh and owcd alongside whnri fai & 81 waser she
500 10 repair her
scum so,o-oS roolr. Goa, laden at Gloucester Mass
sank Boyrtons Wharf Sunday having got her bow
in mud
scnn Jous /. Tn,crr. ashore at Tybcc. remains un
s1saae' fSs "a "' F"''S VI ''' ''' ""' '''"''" ="
cg., rA'cr before reported ashore 2. Nov rcn.
tug she is in good condition aud viii proceed 60 Bnl,
moro.
ForuucBay arrived at White Haven the 2th at. and
rc ""mrsno" aud lost s"a cnp,sn rccyos
severe blow head IRON main boom causing him bo
dcous Tor several days NE; icc forty miles ESE from
Louisburg."
Lose BRANCH. NJ March :wrcckcrs stripping tho
wrecked schr David II rolck at Bnrncgat The rigging
viii sold New York Tho hull will bc disposed OF at
privstc sale.
PntlspxtruiA March Cap, Durkco Of ship Sc Cloud
.Br, from Bremen: reports Jan 3 lat q 10 Ion $500
Christian uliieksen ct Norway seaman aged % died Of
"..s%s from , injured % % "ts%
that he died tho 12th: both hurled ut Jan
~ lat ~. Ion ~ experienced cyclwno which lasted
hours and very heavy weather the entire psssaro
Ychr Webster hcncc for Havana beor- reported
Newcastle, ienky, returned TO this port to-day for
reIIs
PonrtAxp March i-capt y TIcdgson. Of the revenue
Dallas cruising from Mount Desert TO Cape Ann
reports that last sunday the schr Little Annie Capt Smith,
Of and from Dpc Island bound to Souhwcot arbcr
fast in tho cc In Buckle Island harbor Tho
broke tho her to~ed She had lost
nall boat. There we're hvc men board.
AnrHrrAN LLovDs Rrafsryr-We have received, from
Mc-srs Meyers Salter managers. supplement No tor
February this work Information pertaining to largo
number Of vessels contained IN this numbc Tho Offices
Of the society have been removed To No ~ Burng slip.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
Mnr~b Q.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

nEPonrED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Britannia (Br. Perry. Liverpoo Fob 20 and
Queenstown Dist with and passengers Corts
Experienced strong westerly gales with high most Of
Steamer cry Of Nor Montreal real Br Fulton LIVERPOOL Fob u
steamer powha.an as!, Price, Catania Jan 2e Mcssna
wthmd.o Phelps Bros Co Had moderate weather to
steamer Pomona lf,r, Mailman Montcgo Bay, Ja Feb
%. with fruit to q Vessels.
Norfolk, with mdso to the Old Dominion Steamship Com
steamer Albemaro Gibbs, Lewcs Dol, with mdse to tho
oa po%S"n siSns, Steamship & Dawson
days win mdse 70 law Goodwin Cole Passed i,ape q
'Ss cfs Dec and
- THENCE strong NV gales was y days OF intcras
S o.s and S s boat anu
lat M Ion IS spoke ship Lake Ontario r Gilmore. from
a"s%y from M Lo"a:%%.r;y i%T ss"dy Tssf % ,D''
In ak %hSey westerly snos
in which los, and split several sails.
Jan y 'n ballast toe anchored in Graves
ballast % 70 muster '" Had heavy gale. sw . NV
s .a the '''f: and lost
ss.' s
them S$S1d them to sa1as'a' '''1
b scny with heavy NV gales; Feb p lat 2 Ion "a
changed signals with American bark showing letters
JCTF from New York Tor Calcutta.
Bark lIoltingen tNor Evenscn. Bordeaux 10 days In
BARK Friso No Tellefscn Calais 81 days. in ballast TO
order.
Brig Ramrex Barnard. Minatitlap 27 days. with ccdar
70 J o Ward. Was ~ days Of Hattcrns, with heavy
WNW gales and head seas: lost and split sails
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Scacr Nercus Hallctn Boston New York with mdse
and passengers TO ii DimOck.
Steamer talatcn, Walden, Providence for Now York,
With mdsc and passengers 10 Isaac Odeil.
Sehr Mott Haven Collins, Calais for Scw York.
Schr sunbeam. Sanders Portland, Mo. for Now York
Sclr Skinner, Thrascher, Iiarmons Iarbor for Nor
folk. Va.
Schr George n rosscndcn Becbc Boston New York.
Schr Thomas Haven Allen Boston for New York.
Schr II l. Kenny. Tolmnn Fall River for New York.
Schr koyct Dunhau, New Bedford for New York
Sctr Il Cottinghum. smith, Providence for New York
schr Vim Mount. Provost, Providence for New York.
York.
schr o Acksn. Toms Stamford for New York.
Schr q Huntington. Nuntlcy, Providence for New
York.
Schr Texas, Srlith. Now London for New York.
Sehr IAxxc, Leighton. New London for Now York.
Schr FHnnie.G Warner Brockway, Now Havon for New
York.
Schr Forest Oak. Parker. New Haven for baltimore
Schr NJ Grifing, Stocking New Haven for Virginia
BOUND EAST.
Schr Ranger CBr,, Thurston New York for Halifax Ms
Schr VIM n Bowen. Jackson New York for Providence.
Schr American Chief Snow, Hobokcn for Providence.
Sehr Pocassctt. Racket, Now FORK for Providence.
Schr Helen, Perry, Philadelphia for Now Bedford
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrnrA to March ARRIVED brig Carrie Bertha Hall,
New Orleans.
BorprAux Feb as-Arrived bark David Dudley, John
sou. ST Pierre, Mart.
Sailed 2sh. bark Lovspring (Nor Back, Philadelphs
mot previously.
Sailed from Pauac 2sth. bark (Nor. Teofsen,
United States.
CARDIFF, March 1-Arrived, ship Detroit, Blanchard,
Dunkrk; schrs Chas Morrison. Smith, Hsvre;
Bailey, Townsend, and S & l. Adams, Collins, do
CADIz. to March ARRIVED bark Lizse Curry, Curry
GLASGOW, March I-Arrved, bark Cartvaie (Br), Hogg
New York.
HULL March I-sated bark Erstatningen G'or,, Lyder
sen, Charleston.
IhvrnrooL March 1-Arived bark Natrona, Dix, Round
Pond. Ne.
Sailed ist bark Forest Belic Br Scott Southwest Pass
LIMERICK, March ARRIVED, bark India (Nor) Kidshl,
New York.
LoSpoSnERRY. March ARRIVED, bark Queen vctoria
Orr, Mckenzie Baltimore
Sailed from Innishowcn Head Ist, bark Luxor tBr, Do
Long. Philadelphia
PLYMOUTH. March 2-Arrived. steamer wieland GER.
Hebich Now York for Liverpool (snd proceedcdl
NEWPORT, March ARRIVED ship Hagarstown, Whit
more London, to load for Rio Janero.
QUEENsTowN, March l-Arrivcd ship Alexander Gibson,
Speed Uuanios.
Arrived crookhavcn Cd PM steamer City of Rich
mona (Br), Leitch New York for Liverpool
RoUKS, Feb 2S-Arrived, bark Mary Leslie, Bartling,
New York.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
SLOW rELEGRApH1Nd AGAIN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
The writer of the article which appeared in the
Complaint Book" on Tuesday last very careful
not to reflect upon the operator at the Rye Station.
for he believed that the delay in transmitting the
two dispatches referred to really in the transfer
department in tho New York Office; hence the opcr-
ators presumption that the doctor excused himself
for his delay in coming at his the opcrator's)
pensc'' is wholly un1ustifable and merits the
domination Of every citizen of Rye, where this excel
lent physician has been in practice for over twenty
sick patients to VISIT before ne could venture to
leave; this wns the reason and the only that
ne gave for whatever delay there was. He made no
charge whatever against the Rye operator against
any other person in the employ of the
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA uousE-sEvESrEENrH DE sruRsKA

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-sEvENTEENTH DE MuRsKA
CONCERT.
Another of the pleasant musical entertainments
that have recently been given on Sunday nights at
the Grand Opera House attracted soodly sized ana
sppreciative audience last evening. As usual, the
programme comprised popular selections. Signor
Susini sang well known aria from ''Nabucco. Mr.
Christian Fritsch the English song Love Once
Again and signor Tagliapietra the Toreadors song
from Carmen" Miss Marksten admirably
played. as q piano solo Thalberg's fantasia
on LA Sonnambua," which was followed
by valse brllante. 'Che Gioja." sung by
Mile. lima de Murska The other pieces We're as fol-
lows Duo from Martha" by Signori Taglapietra
and Susini; piano solo, "Rhapsodie Hongroise, by
Miss Markstein; grand aria, from 'Lucrezia Boreia
by Signor Susu; recitative and aria, 'Sinpe SAILOR
Lowly Born from III. NJ S. Pinafore" (by special
request, by Mile. lima de Murska; Let Me Like a
Soldier FALL" from "Maritana," by Mr. Christian
Fritsch: romanza from Dinorah, by Signor Taglia-
petra and ave Maria for the first time COM
posed expressly for Mile. lima de Murska,
with violoncello obligato by Mr. Werner
Not little interest felt in the recitaive and
aria from ''H. NJ. =. Pnafore' above named. 1t was
never been beautifully sung on tho New York
stage. The "Ave Maria was likewise exquistely
rendered and fifty ended an enjoyable performance
Miss Markstein is rapidly Earning reputation as one
of our best American artists, and is entitled to the
praise that belongs to q Conscientious hard working
student The English songs which Mr. Fritschi is now
singing show the best qualities of his voice and last
Taken all in all the concert one OF the best of
series.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, March CLEARED steamer e Knight
mond and Ximeas, 90 Tor Now Haven.
cassr ssnrs @"isS Leroy & s:s:r 5, SSSSs f
ey sss anns s HsS
vaughan, isii.ecphis rlorencc Dean. Babbi,t. Iio
'IssI sSrIxoRE Ssrch iNarriSod ship Shakespeare
s.p s.;ss Ss ss
Fs:y = M" York. nn.ss
a"%
Woodward, Yonng Camden; sarmntian Br), Arid. Liv
r MeNabh do; Experiment. Pierce. Ncwbe!n sc; ship
% @
Sss GYhneman ryso" RG Jsnsr" p. fq,ncd Eds ar
BRisroi; March iIsaied' .chrs Rescno, Hart. Port
CHARLESTON. March 2-Arrivcd, schr A Davis. IIud-
sci Cicnrsa--sehr Kate clifford, Barrett, baltimore
sailed-stcamcrs Champion, Lockwood New York; Sea-
EAsTrORT, Feb o5-.trrivci. schr Carrie W, Fcarsby
GALVESTON. Feb 25-Arrived, schr Dexter. MITCHELL
Cicarcd-I,rig Augusta (sw, BoyerIich. Bremen
March lArrvcd. bark GEORGE Sweeney. Hewitt, Rot
JxCKsoNvILLE, March a-Arvcd. steamer Secret CBr,
Bagrct, Havana. -, -
NEw ORLEANS. March a~Arrived s,csmcrs Hanover
Ger, Holman, Bremen &c; knickerbocRSr, Kembc, New
Ps.srs March 2-Arrived barks Aiphon.e Mario No
.aicd for Pensacola: sri Ida i EuiIard, small New
York.
saed--stcnmsrs Bernard lBp aud Morgan City; bark
NORFOLK feb pa Arrived schrs T. Bsrtcc John son;
ss,s W"Rcr R"ro"c Iscrr 6,srr"s Mary Smith %
'rs fes ir Lewis
Ailey. New York.
NEWroRr Fob 2s--Arived, schr Matthew vassar Jr
Kc.y New Bedford for New York tand raiicsn
March L. AM-Arrived, schr Scarsvillo, IInthorn, IIo
bokcn tor Providence and eailed)
rrovidSncc Iacis ivc. Mott, Perth AmSoy for somer
In rop,-srhr. Maggie Mn,vcy. Hart, Providence. f,r
Now York Jnhn Batch. Hannah Ioboken Tor Boston.
NEW LONDON. March ARRIVED. sehr Bertha, New
ycrk for Providence.
sard--schr- Maria Fleming. New York r Miller do.
NEW HAVEN. March i-Arrvcd. schr iIcnsc,,a. Bili-
fENsHcoLx. Feb g7-Arivcd sehr Martha, Newman.
Cicared-ship Icnse tNor Bull trim-by: banks Askoy
Nor, Marcuscn Dicppc: Emsnu-ilc S~iluna tBrl Far
rnga, Brcs, Florida ,itai. Gasroo. Genoa; schr
PHILADELPHIA. March 2--Arrived. stcnmcr Potts.
viie Picrce. williamsburg; ship NJ Patrick Cook Liver
s s.m s.rss s % Fs. S.,,"v S1"1s Nh . Ar. Tor rGasr
Anita Owen, Bran~com Masatisss schrs Joshua Crudis
Frccthy, Jacksonville. Fla; lowering. smith, VIII.
PORTLAND. Feb 2s-Arrivcd, schr L.u,oinc Ieach.
Bucksport, 10 iond for Cuba. '
RICHMOND, Feb 2,'-sacd. schr A D Goodman IIcarn
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 22-Arrivcd shit III Dorado.
Hayden seattle bark Henry Buck scrnan do brig Dca
saiicl-sh'ps Eureka, Woodworth Hsvrc; VIM II Marcy.
SAVANNAH, March I-Arrvcd. bark Roma Nor, Ant.
werp schrs Emma Heather Hudson, Baltimore. Mary
Bradshaw, New York.
Scholarships Protector Nor) Rcvai; Tros tvor, Cron-
stndt bark Emerald tNor. Malno
WILMINGTON. NC. Feb ,s-t'lcarcd scrs Alicc Borda,
WOODS HOLE March t-Arrlvcd, schr y II Odiorne.
Crowcll. Boston, TO load Tor Petersburg, Va
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
FUNERAL OF RICARDO DEL PRADO.

Tho obscquies of Ricardo Del Prado held
yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Temple. Twenty
third street. Sixth avenue. The ceremonies
were quite imposing and the attendance very
Large. The veterans of tho seventh regiment was
fully represented as was tho frst company of tho
seventh The Masonic fraternity of which the de-
ceased was q prominent member. were ont in strong
force Many mctubors of the star of Cuba Lodge,
ph,rpix Chapter, Palestine Commandcry. Tcmplar
Lodge of Perfection Tcmplar Lodge OF Princes Of
Jerusalem, Templar chapter Rose Croix and Aurora
tlrata Consistory present.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
YOUNG, BUT WICKED.

Thomas Wolf. nine years old, and Patrick Tourney.
aged thirteen years. quarreed yesterday on the
pier foot of East Thrty-first street fight followed
the dispute. and during the fracas the latter
drew pocket knife. with which he stabbed
the former in the thigh, and inflicted q but
not serious wound. After the stabbing the youthful
assassin ran away. and up to midnight last night he
had not been arrested. He resided ut No. J24 First
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Captain Campbell. of the First precinct Brooklyn.
and tho officers who have been oAdcavoring TO un-
ravcl the tragical story told to them by John s.
Whtehouse. who claimed 10 have been assaulted on
Saturday night. have become convinced that no
saut was. committed.
drunken fight occurred on Carroll street. Brook.
lyn, Mt q late hour on Saturday night last between
William Martinson and Charles Thompson. sailors OF
the ship Caledonia. lying Ut Atlantic Dock. during
which the former bit the thumb and lip OF the lath
in a terrible manner. Thompson taken 60 the
Long Island College Hospital and Martinson was ar
rested and held 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
THE SIXTH CORPS BADGES.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:
As a veteran of the old Sixth corps l. too, would
record my protest against militia regiments using
the famous badge Of that body of men. No corps in
any army stands higher in tho annals Of dearly
bought fame than the "Old Sixth" In battle its
presence always inspired confidence and corps
it knew defeat, while in conjunction with Its
gallant brothers. comprising the Army Of the Poto-
mac, fought the bloodiest battle of modern days.
The writer is OF eighteen surviving comrades Of
On original company of seventy.
VOLUNTEER OF MAY, 1861.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
MR.. TILDEN IN GOOD HEALTH.

Rumors have been flying abroad that Mr.. Tilden's
health had lately received sudden shock and that
paralysis threatened his speech Colonel Pclton
visited late last night at the Everett House by o
HERALD reporter, who was informed that the rumors
absolutely untrue. Mr.. Tilden riding on
Saturday afternoon and in his usual health and
spirits.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNoTE.-Letters intended for this column must 10
accompanied by the writer's full name and address 70
insure attention. Complainans who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only on one side of the paper.-ED. HEhALD.l
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
A SLIGHT MISTAKE
To THE

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In the HERALD of the 1st it stated that the
line of Third there is trouble in regard to
the supply Of Croton water know Of several cases
where there is scarcity Of water in houses Third
avenue. In one, the west side between Sixty
third and ixty-fourth streets. four story house,
pumps had to be placed in the third and fourth
about four years ago. and since then, by some
rule there has been considerable increase in the
water rate PATIENCE.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
ANSWERS.
. THE SIXTH CORPS BADGE.

THE SIXTH CORPS BADGC&.
To THE EDIroR OF THE HERALD:--
In response to vermont Brigade" the Twenty
third regiment. N.Y.S.N.G. the Sixth corps
badge by right Of actual service therein About tho
time of the Pennsylvania campaign and the draft
riots there were several New York regiments In tho
Sixth corps. I was thero and wore a badge myself
in place of humble but useful button which had
been lost. II 1 found occasion to do 80 should
wear the badge Of any corps in which had served
VETERAN.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03

Ship Farragut Small from New York for AMER Jan 49,
lat = y. Ion ~ W -
Ship Tobie tBr, Davis, from London for Sandy Hook,
Feb H. oil Benchy Head. . :. -
Ship Charles = Allen" from Manila Tor New iork REQ
10, lat "A ~. Ion ~ 81 . -
Bark Sarah Hobart Crocker from Boston Tor Zanzibar,
Jan :. lat : S.lon ~ W.
An American three masted vessel. showing JwKC, Jan
Inf 4 'inntX
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
OBITUARY..
BRYAN M'oARvEY, cENTENAGrAN.

BRYAN MGARvEY, CENTENAErAN.
Bryan McGarvey died in Lowville, Ky on March
l. at the advanced age Of 1O5 years and months
He was native of Tyrone county Ireland. but had
lived in this country twenty-seven years. He was
said to be the Oldest Free Mason the United States
He never was sick in his life until few days before
he died. and never had doctor until the day Of his
death. He retained all his faculties TO the last. Ho
did not drink any liquors, but had smoked for the
last thirty years. During his whole life he had never
appeared before magistrate voted He came to
this country ut tho age OF soventy-eght and began
for the nrst time to chop wood. He lived long
enough for average lite in each Of three coun-
tries-Ireland. Scotland and America He had four
sons and daughter. Three sons and the daughter
are still living in this State.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
ASH BARREL THIEVES.

To THE EpIroR OF THE HERALD
The Cooper government is downright failure If 1t
cannot protect even citizens ash barrel For the
past few months we have suffered nexpressble an
noyance in the Seventh ward and particularly that
portion of il known Pike street, by persons who
steal our ash barrels often as they are emptied.
SUFFERER.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
ANY TIME BEFORE JULY.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
We have had load Of dirt standing in front
of Office in Readc street for the past four weeks
1t is not pleasant sight to look upon When do you
think the gentleman who gets paid for cleaning the
streets will be in vicinity? We would like to
have him remove the mountain of earth before the
4th Of July. WATERBURY, BUTTON COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
THE oIoroN WATER SUPPLY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please inform me if Commissioners Allan Campoeil
can collect money for what he does not furnish9
live in Fifteth street. Fifth avenue. Since
October have not had drop of Croton on the Sec
ond hoor. AS pay water tax think tho imposition
outrageous JUSTICE
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Kelley Of steamer city Of Newport reports that tho
buoys Ohio" Scckonk Channel and of Lyons Shore
Providence River, have been replaced
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
WHALEATEN.

A icftcr from Capt Colson " bark George Susan of
NE reports her Jan having taken bbs VIII oil
since leaving Moncvdco12o sp and yO do VIII oil all
told
srokcnnn 49, lat f3 s. Ion 80 W bark George Susan,
CoI.on, of NB
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
PROFESSOR VICTOR pEroLAHD, FRENCH PHrLoL-
oCIsT.

Victor Betoand. distinguished Hcllcnist and pro-
ressor the Lycee Charlcmagnc. died at Paris the
9th ult in his roth year. He born Mt Paris July
a. Is03 educated the Lycc Louis lc Grand. gradu
a.ed doctor ~ ettres and doctor-in-law. became
an assistant TO the celebrated n. r. Lamarc in the
production of his grammatical trcatiscs aud was
for nearly forty years q professor Mt the Iy-
Gee Charlcmagnc. he was noted for his racility
n iniprovispg Latin. Greek and French verses. and
was dccoratcd with the Legion of Honor in Deccm-
ber 1S49. lie was the author OF ahighly esteemed
'Ecmcnt1ry Treatise on Greek Accent (i~lG. hfth
edition ls53: translated into French Apulcins'
nance, ''Thc Golden ASS (2. vols, 1858; the
comedies of Terence and some of Plutarchs "Livcs;"
edited several Greek and Latin classics. and wrote
many learned essays classical ami literary topics.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
WHAT rs THE PROSPECT?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
II is now nearly three years since dividend has
been received by the depositors of the Uptown Ger
man Savings Bank Will Mr.. Uni. the receiver. be so
kind to let poor depositor know what must DO
expected {? SUFFERER.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
REORGANIZATION PRixEs.

The Or) tickets ending with O7 dhe tho two
terminal units OF the number drawing the first capital
~ ,.,rSJ are each omitted to 81.
Witness hands at Ccyngtcn. ky this day. Friday.
February - 's'o' b b dn;AHmNiSanR. Commissioners.
TIE EXTRAORDINARY TAXES PLAcE March 2aI
siMo. hvc Of $1,000, &c. Tickets rwo Dcll.rs
Address all orlcrs to SIMMONS DICKINSON, Mao
ayers. ,ovinrton Ky or THE EAsrERN AiENTa
WILLIAMSON 4 co, JU8 BROADWAY. NKw YORK
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
SPOKEN.

shin Florence tcf Bath, Me-, Kelley Liverpool Jan sc in
ballast spoken March so miles " Sandy Hook tand
ordered 10 Philadelphia by Pilot Isaac Webb No ~
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer Marathon 1r) for Liverpool; ship W Camp
bell from LIVERPOOL Norfolk
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
REV. DIR. WILLIAM sYMrSGToN SCOTTISH
THEOTOGIAN.

THEOIOGIAN.
DR.. Syningion. pastor of the Reformed Presby-
terian Church, in Great Hamilton street, Glasgow
died in that city on the 9th ut after long Illness
His father. who bore the same name. for many
years pastor of the same church. the largest
and most distinguished congregation of the whole
Presby terian body. and he we'll his
brother Andrew we're professors Of theology at
Glasgow University. The late Dr. Symington was
born at Stranracr about 1874 distinguished himself
as a student at Glasgow University and was pastor
the church at Castle Douglas until called to be the
colleague and evrrsurl successor of his father ut
Glasgow. He was devoted to his pastoral duties was
an efficient dcbater in church courts and gave his
hearty support to the late movement for union with
the Free Church OF Scotland. cfecng that union in
the of his own congregation about year ago.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03

DETAIL DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY STORE
nkccpcrscsn now buy DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LIN,
5 per bottlc 300 certificates OF groat curos can be seon
AZ the depot, ~ Murray st.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEDICAL WONDER-iiYATTs LIFE BALsAM
Authorization in Us most p~nful form, also scrofun,
cryspeas salt rhcuin pimples blochcs old u'cer lever
totes the worst dscnacs OF tho blood debify,
liver and kiineys iIYArT's I.tpF BALsAM has cured
thousands Of ~ those aud similar diseases. and " VIII
most certainly any which bcrcsccd by ncd-
icinc " taken IN accordance with dircctons SOLD ny
druggists IlYArTS. 2ti Grand st.. Now YORK sent
cvorywberc bycxprcss ut - CAB ~ 5O) hall DOZEN
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
,.1 S,,s. lD.sica,,on.
acnu,e,

TVS OF DEPARTURE FROM FEW YORK ron THE MONTHS
pt MARCH AND
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NAsTERN AGENTS. WILLIAMSON ( Co,
II 5a0 broadway. New York.
OFFICIAL DRAWING OF TIE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
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FROM PHILApELFHIA
vaderland. March H. Antwerp. 1907 Walnut st.
Or During tho month Of February the HERALD pub.
lshed In advance Of oil tho other Now York
the arrival this port of rs vessels from foreign ports.
via Sandy Hook the arrival ht and departure from
European and other foreign ports via Atlantic cable of
430 vessels
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FAyAr Jan 27In port bark Veronica Johnson for New
Bedford ldg. TO sail In y or days
HALIFAX, Fob 2S-Ccarod. schr Annie Quiner, Camp
hell, Cubn.
arrived March q Moravan Br), Graham Livcr
pool for Baltimore.
Rio JANErRo. Feb l-Arrved. steamer Glensarnox Br)
Mardon, New York. =
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