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The New York herald., 1879-07-01
A RUBBER OPERATOR HELD.

BosToN, Mass, June 80. 1879.
Information has been received here that Franklin
J. Stuart was arrested at Rochester by Detective
Pinkham. for obtaining quantity of crude rubber
by false pretences from George A. Alden Co.. of
No. 100 Congress street. this city, Stuarts operations
were carried on nearly year ago, when he repre-
sented himself as being member of Rochester
firm. the Stuart Rubber Company. with paid up
capital of s250.000 and he obtained credit to the
amount of $4,000 but paid no bills. The firm had
responsible members, the names Of the part
ners being James T. Stuart Franklin j. Stuart and
James J. Evans. Requisition papers were obtained
from the Governor of New York and the arrest soon
followed. Stuarts frenos procured writ of hsbeas
corpus and he was held in a local court in the
OF $4,000. Next week he will probably be delivered
to the Massachusetts, officer.
IL Ia said that George A. Alden Co. lost about
5000 and that several other Boston firms, whose
names at present withheld. are heavy sufferers.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
TAX COLLECTOR MISSING.

HoLBRooK, Mass, June 80, 1879.
The sudden and mysterious disappearance of
Henry Newcomb, Tax Collector of the town Of Hol-
brook. is causing much comment to-day. 1t seems
that Saturday last Mr.. Newcomb left
here for Milton and is known to have
dined there. Since then nothing whatever
hiss been heard Of him, and tonight the town is
full of rumors in regard to his departure. He has
been very peculiar in his actions for some time
past and the opinion is freely expressed that he is
deranged. Mr.. Newcomb has held various offices in
the Town and has been generally regarded
as man of good character. There also
rumors of irregularities in his department Of the
Office but owing the absence of the Town Treas
urer tonight, and also to the unsettled state of
affairs nothing definite can be ascertaned in regard
to the matter. There is known however, to be be-
tween 81 700 and $3 900 of outstanding which
he has turned to the Treasurer. 1t is also
said that before Mr.. Newcomb disappeared he
verted most of his property, consisting largely Of
real estate into cash.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Henry Allen yesterday appointed school in
spector of the Seventh district. by Mayor Cooper
pace OF Andrew Mills, deceased
Two Of the large coal companies issued circulars
yesterday in which the price OF coal for July Is adj
vanced ten cents per ton over last months rates.
One dollpr from Mrs q l.. p and S5 from IL.
have been received at this Office for the reet of Mrs.
Cordell. whose necessities were made known in Sun
days HERALD
William T.. Haskns for the past ten years Clerk Of
the Supreme Court Circuit Part 2. was yesterday
removed by Hubert o. Thompson, County Clerk.
aud Harry II. Tyson appointed in his place.
One thousand and sixty immigrants landcd
at Castle Garden since saturday The Gcrmanic
from Liverpool. brought 6l2; the Denmark. from
London, 1s5. and the Ethiopia. IRON Glasgow. 263.
The Lenox Library. at Fifth avenue and scventieth
street was closed yesterday for the summer. 1t WAS
opened for the ut the beginning of last Octo
ber, and has been extensively patronzed by the
lovers of art and rare literature.
A Central Park policeman. the 27th ult.. found
the body of an unknown man near the bride path.
opposite the seventh avenue entrance. Along side
of deceased was goblet, VIII ch contained quantity
of Paris green, and an empty soda water bottle. The
body was removed to the Morguc. and not being
claimed or identified, was buried I'm Potter's Field.
A coroners inquest held yesterday and ver-
dict of Death from suicide by taking Paris green.
rendered.
Herman Van Felde, of No. Gil Grand street. while
standing in front OF his home about nine o'clock
Sunday evening, was knocked down and robbed of a
gold watch and chain by two men. who then ran off,
Officer Farley pursued and arrested one OF thcD
who described himself as Robert Lynch. twenty-five
years DID, of No. AZ Elizabeth street. Yesterday. the
other giving the name OF Daniel Murray, twenty
eight years OF age surrendered himself to the police
The prisoners said they had little diiiicuty with
Van felde. but had not robbed him. They were held
In Essex Market Court Tor trial in default ot $1,000
bail each.
Mr.. NJ. Fisher a resident of New York, arrived
here on the steamer Germ MIA on sunday afternoon.
Among his effects was one trunk the contents of
which he did not declare. Ofbcer Noble Mcdonald,
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
LOUISIANA'S DEBT.

vEIscrioN OF BOTH MINORITY AND MAJORITY
REPORTS IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL coNvEN-
rroS-yARIoUs PROPOSITIONS DISCUSSED.
NKw ORLEANS June 30 1879.
The Constitutional Convention has considered the
renorts of the Committee on the State Debt.
he majority report makes the debt as it existed on
January 1879 So 3l3 O3. and provides for bonds
payable in thirty years bearing four per cent interest
which shall be exchanged for consolidated bonds on
or before January l, 1882.
The minority report provides that the principal OF
the consolidated bonds issued by the State is de-
clared to be valid obligation and shall remain in
violate; that interest shall be paid at the rate OF
three per cent for five years from january l, 1850.
aud four per cent thereafter. The annual fve and
half mill pay interest is reduced to three mills.
Coupons of consolidated bonds falling due on Janu
AIRY l. $780, are remtted and any interest taxes col
lected to said coupons TO be transferred to
the account OF the general fund to defray the ex-
penses OF the state government
An amendment offered to extend the three
per cent interest to years in place OF hve years.
Lost-yeas AZ, nays 81.
The minority report was reJected-yeas Az nays
The majority report was also rejected-yeas 40.
nays 80.
The vote by which the majority report was re.
jected was reconsidered. substitute was offered
to issue new bonds of the denomination or so, Slo
500 $50 500. $500 and 1000. for which, at sew
enty-hve cents on the dollar. consolidated bonds
could be exchanged with tour per cent coupons at
tached to the bonds An amendment to the
substitute reduces the amount to fifty per cent in
stead Of seventy-fve.
An amendment offered to the original ordi-
nance offered by the minority. 1t does not reduce
the principal and makes the interest two per cent
five years three per cent for ten years and four
per cent thereafter. To this amendment another
accepted providing that holders OF consolidated
bonds. by surrendering them should receive new
bond for seventy-ive per cent of their face value,
bearing four per cent interest coupon receivable
for all taxes for the interest fund.
Pending action the Convention adjourned until to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
A LOVERS DESPERATION.
he SHOOTS HIMSELF BECAUSE HIS SUIT Is BE.
JECTED

he SHOOTS HIMSELF BECAUSE HIS SUIT ID nE-
JECTED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ALLENTOWN, Pa. June 80, 1879.
The quiet old Moravian borough of Emmaus had
quite sensation last night. and the principal actor
will soon be numbered with the dead. young man
named Sharpe, OF Boyertown a tinker by trade. and
about twenty three years DID, has for some time
been paying attention to young lady named Ettin-
GER daughter of Frederick Ettinger whose head was
off by the boiler explosion near East Texas, on
Saturday morning, June 81. Yesterday Sharpe paid
IL visit to Miss Ettinger and in the evening went
out walking with her. When they got home
they said goodby to each other and he
started Of When on the farm of Mr.. Edwin Kline.
in Allentown, Sharpe shot himself with revolver.
Two shots entered his body-one in the breast and
the other in side above the hip the latter ball
passing through his body. One shot missed and
four cartridges still remained in the pistol when
found. The firing attracted attention. and persons
who came up found him lying on the ground. He
taken to the Centre Hotel, in Emmaus, where he
is. He has been conscious all along. talking
nationally and is slowly sinking. The doctors have
been unable to find the bullet in his lung. Sharpe
rays he shot himself with suicidal INTENT because
the girl rejected his suit.
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who was assigned to examine his baggage. found In
the trunk twenty yards of the best bonnet silk,
worth about 50 per yard two dozen ladies' silk hose.
one dozen pair ladies' gauntlet kid gloves, Ave dozen
linen pgen ntlemens silk shirts and
drawers aces table cloths and napkins OF the hnsst
daniask a case containing set of carving tools and
a number of other articles. The trunk and cen
tents which are valued at about 5000. upon which
fsca ted.
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LYNN. June 2sArrived barks skbladner tNoD. Olsen,
New York; Agostiuo dta. savarelio, Baltnore 2sth
ogir Nor. krogh. New York.
LARsE June 2s-saied steamer State of Georgia tBr)
Smith from Glasgow, New York.
LONDONDERRY, June 30-Arrived. barks Mary Baker
CBr sproule, Balunore Village Belle (Br, Wright. do.
LISBON. June 23-Arrived. brig Baltic (Br. Brinton.
Philadelphia
Sailed 2lth, bark waaiand or Eriksen. Philadelphia
MALAGA. june 24-Arrived Due Fraelli dtaD Mes
sina. New Orleans t-.
MARsKILLEs, June 2s-sailed bark Billy Simpson (Br).
curre. New York; 29th steamer Scandinavia Br Paul
SEN do.
NEwcAsrLE. juno 2s-saed steamer Otrsnto CBr) Jen-
kins, Now York.
OPoRro, June 24-Arrived bark Elisser (Nor) Bruie.
Baltimore
PLYMOUTH, June 26-Arived, ship Isabella Mott (Br).
Grafton New York for Antwerp; Goth. bark Saga Nor)
Larsen, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, June 29-Arrived, bsrks Imperstor Norl
Jensen, New York; Lufra Nor. Lorentsen do; Alfred
tNor Fehr. do; vincenzo Galstoa ItsD. Maxelia do;
Botvid tNor, Hendricksen, Baltimore; Camano dtaD,
Prato, Philadephis Johann Hansen CNor). Andersen.
New York; brig Enrca CAus), Franen. Boston; 30th.
steamer Parthia tB Mckay, Boston for Liverpool and
proceeded).
Sailed 18th, steamer Wyoming CBr, jones Qrom Liver
pool) New York
RIGA. to June so-Arrved, bark Agatha CNop. Rohr,
Wilmington. NC.
RKvAL. June 2i-sailed, ship VIM Tapscot Wyman. Now
York.
RosrocK, June 27-Arrved bark Maria CSw). Tileman,
Philadelphia
ROTTERDAM, June so-Arrved. steamer scholten
Outcn), Wis. New York
RocnKroRr, June 27-Arrved, bark sus. Riechard
Baltimore.
SLIGO June 27-Arrived bark Autocrst CBr), Kenesy.
Philadelphia
SrErrIN, juno 26-Ssied bsrks Lloyd (Nor), Jacobsen
New York; 27th. Britannia CSor). Gronwold. do
sr MALo June 25-Arrived bark veranda Nor). Fake
Philadelphia
TRALRE june 29-Arrived, barks Hilda (Br, O'Bren,
Baltimore; Josephine (Br) Evahs do.
vRNIcE, June 26Arrved. bark Limo tAus), Busssnich.
New York
WEST HARrLErooL June 27-Arivsd. bark Olga (Rus.
Sepe Dsren
YoKoHAxA. June 2s-Arrivsd, ship sarmatian OBJ.
Rhesume. New York.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
HoLYHEAp. june 3O-Wind SSw moderate gale; bsrom-
90. s93
LIVERPOOL, June 3o-wind Sw moderate.
Lizard. June 3o-Wind W, fresh; fne.
PLYMOUTH June 3o-Wnd s. fresh; rain; barometer 80.
ScILLY, june 3O-Wind SW, strong.
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THE sMITH-BENNETT CASE.

MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL TO BE ARGUED
NEXT SATURDAY.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON n. j., June 80, 1879.
The Supreme Court has decided to hear the Smith
Bennett murder writ of error for new
trial next Saturday. II there is a decision against
the prisoners the Court of Errors and Appeals
will review the either the following
Monday Tuesday, that if necessary in the
event of no trial being granted the
Court of Pardons may have an opportunity to hear
any appeal for mercy that may be made. Both the
Court OF Pardons and the Court OF Errors and APP
peals will adjourn for the term the latter part Of
next week. The prevailing opinion among lawyers
L. that new trial will be granted, and that the
Court OF Pardons will commute the death sentence
10 imprisonment for life.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP juno 3o-Arrived, bark Helen Sands Bosford
Charleston.
Sailed sot steamer iceland tBeg,. Flaherty. Philade
phia.
AMsrKRpAn, June soArrved, ship Olaf (Nor) Andersen
New York.
Sailed soth. bark Johanna (Ger) Koepeke. New York.
ARESpAL June 3oArrivsd, bark Transatlantic (No.
Jensen. New York.
ALICANTE, June 24-Saied bark Ariosto utaD Banchi,
New York.
Bremen, June 3o-Arrivcd, bark Auguste GER, Won
Harten. Baltimore.
BoaDmAux. June 27-Arrived. barks Marina Bonvenuto
dtaD Piccaluga. Baltimore 2sth, Independents QtsD.
Cafercna. Philadelphia
Sailed 18th, bark Moand tNor) Emsnueisen, New York
CARDIFF. June 3o-saled. steamer Rhisvindda (Br,
Allen, New York
CALAis, Juno 2oArrved. bark Giuo II dtaD, Dodero.
Philade phia.
CAES. June 2s-Arrvcd bark Mspah tNor, olsen Phla-
deiphia with msinnast broken.
Crrrr. Juno 27-Arrivod bark vittoria dtal, De Mar
tino New York.
conUssA, June 25-Arrived, brig Francofor.e dtaD.
Amadeo. New York.
CADIz, to Juno 3o-sailed, bark Emma dtaD. Di Cos
tanxo, New York; brig Quatro ssec dta tor Boston.
ELsISoRK, June 26-Arrived, ship suote o3r Good
burn. New Orleans for Riga 27h, bark Johannes Rod
(Nor). Moe. Boston.
GLOUCESTER, June 3o--Arrivcd, bark Dcgentia (Br)
Kane. Baltimore
Sailed soth, bark Jessonds tGer) Plasso Baltimore.
GLASGOW June 3cArrived. steamer State Of Pennsyi-
vania tBr), stewart. New York.
GALWAY, June 29-Arrived barks Fairy tBr). Johnson
New York; Amor dtsD, Bissctto. do.
GIBRALTAR, June 23-Arrvcd, bsrks Ebcnezer tNor.
sorensen. New York; Doris EckhoG, Hons, do.
GENOA, June 27-Arrivod, bark Harmonic uaD, Fdele,
New York
Sailed 27th. bark Amuri QtaD. Trapanc. New York
HULL juno 3o-Arrived steamer Raito lr), Avery New
York
HAMBURG, June 27Arrvcd bark RcvelIo Br Reynolds.
New York.
HKLvorr. June 3o-Arrved. bark Emanuel Nor). Lyder.
sen Wilmington, NC
HAvnE June 27-Arrved, bark Olaf Glas (sw), Ander-
sen. Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, June 2o--Arrived, ships Bombay Petersen
Galveston; Tama Nor). stocscn New York bark Golden
Horn Nor, kjcilstrup New York 30th steamer British
Empire d, Lccke, Philadelphia bark Peter (Ger, Wort
man. New orleans.
LONDON, June 3O-Arrived, steamers Macedonia Crl
Laird, New York; Barcelona tBr Halerow. Montreal;
bark Ocean Beauty (Br). sesgrove, New York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER, May 2-Pss.sd bark Star Of the East BD, Pom
New For coos
York 18th, Haaolhurss Pr Goady. Hong Kong for New
AsrISwALL, June 2s-sailed. steamer Andes tBr San
ASrIagA, june 27-Arrived steamer Marlborough Br,
Fraser, New York.
d.s srsd s HSn Ys:e Bahama % Mitchell from 1'n
New .r,es o :sp sis srs
from do arrived 10th; Magnificent Br) Cook. unc bark
B.nHuDA. June aSa1n port, bark North Caroin. Rr,,
CAnpEs1s, June a5-ssiied brig Packard Amosbury
CsARIorrrrovx, PEI. june 2s-Arriyed, bark Lizzie
Cameron Br. Cameron, Plymouth And cleared 25th for
0mAInAx, NIB June a7--clearsd, bark Arothus. Br,
FATHER Poisr June 2s-p.ssed. steamer Dominion DR.
Bouchatte. Liverpool for Montreal '''''' V'''
GnKyApl. e4-Arrived, schr Wesley Abbott French,
HAVANA June so-Arrivsd, brig John Welsh. Jr. Arm
Sailed 18th s:.s%e. ss,stOe. New York
ton to load London Lillisn (Brl Murray New York
Cleared 18th bark Eleanor Br Moekler River Mersey
LvKxrooI, June 2a-Arrived, ship coringa Br) Gibson
LoSpoN, June 24-Arrved. brig Genoa (Br). Lawrence
Madeira June PIN port, waldemar, Parker, for st
MALAGA, June i4-Arrved. bark Abby Bacon Merrill
MANILA, June 2oIn port ship Farragut, Small for New
Mann for the Cape Of Good Hope ldg Bellevue Br ky
Higgins, for MarseilIes,
PORT LOUIS (Maurtus) May 26--In port, bark Sarah
Hobart. Crocker, from Boston for bar. repg.
PoNcE June e-Arrved. brig George Berry (BI, How
ard, New York via Msyaguex.
PicroU, Ms, June 25-Arrved. bark RnTwood Br Char
lottetown
SounABAYA, May ARRIVED ship John Harvey Stewart
Tagal
In port May H. ship Nearchus Pierce barks Dom
aid Ferguson Br Ross and Ellsworth Haskell do: brig
Josie HaEetine Nickerson from New York arrived
sAxARASG, May 5-ssied, ship Cashmere. Oliver. Ma
nla.
SINGAPORE May 20-In port, ship Norris, Bsrsow, for
London; bsrks Carrie Wyman Randall for Philadelpha
Nehemiah Gibson, Bradford, for Now York.
ST JOHN. NIB. June 27-Arrived bark Maple Lcaf (Br.
new, Kinney, Rothesay. NIB.
Sailed 9th. ship Charlotte " White, for Liverpool
Sr GEoRGE. NIB June 27-Cleared schr james Warren.
Leighton Now York.
sAcxyILLx NIB juno 25sailed, sehr Ida May, Fslking
ham. Now York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
BOUND EAST.

Steamer Bolivar Geer. New York for New London and
Norwich.
Bark Lote ISr. Kirby New York for Belfast drelandl
Brig Kate McDougal Brl Stewart New York for Aquilla
PR tand anchored In Hart Island K ,adsl
Schr Joseph Wilde. Hall. New York for Boston.
Schr Isaac Borden, Dodge, New York for Il all River
SchrJ Burnett Rasmussen New York for Providence.
Schr Bay Snow. Iioboken for Providence
Schr Rescue. Jones, Hoboken .or Providence
Sehr Sarah Jones, Nash Rendout for Boston
Schr Revenues Phinney, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Oregon Henderson, Pough for Gardiner Me.
schr mharleston. Haskell. Amboy for sesrsport.
Sehr Freeman Rogers, Amboy for Boston.
Schr Nathaniel Holmes Dow. Amboy for Providence
Schr Ward. Edwards, Alexandria for New Haven
Schr Reindeer, Howard. Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Ira Bliss, Hudson. Phadelphia for Edgartown.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
A PRISONERS PERIL.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 80. 1879.
William Johnson, who committed an outrageous
assault upon the child Lizzie Sherwood last Friday
uight, taken to Brownsville. Tenn this after
for safe keeping. The order for his removal
was made by Judge Ray. of the Criminal Court, it
being understood that an attempt to be made to-
night 10 storm the jail and lynch the prisoner. An
express wagon driven through the streets to-day
with the following placard:-"To citizens of Mem
phis:--Protect your wives and daughters from such
villains a. Bill Johnson. The driver of the wagon
was promptly arrested by the police.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
AN ENGINEER BLAMED.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD. |

ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 30, 1879.
The verdict of the Coroner's inquest in the East
Texas boiler explosion CASE. rendered at six O'Clock
Tonight is as follows That the cause of death
by explosion Of boiler on the land of Jacob
stcrner. We find from the evidence that the iron in
the boiler of good quality. but that the work
manshp poor; that the boiler charged be-
ynnd it's capacity by having additional weights ON
the safety valve thus Weakening aud straining the
and causing the explosion" The verdict puts
the responsibility upon the engineer. ~ is reported
that the family of the deceased will sud the Lehigh
Company. who owned the boiler.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
A TERRIBLE SUICIDE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l. June 30 1879.
The wife of Postmaster John b. Pearce. of Bristol
has been regarded partially insane for some time
A few weeks ago she shot her husband in the head
while he slept. Today, when Mr.. Pearce went to
dinner he found the door of his house fastened. He
forced an entrance, and going to a chamber found
Mrs. Pearce i'll bed wrapped in flames. 1t appeared
that she had saturated the bed clothing with xero-
sene land down ana set the bed fire. The fire
extinguished but Mrs. Pearce was badly burned
that she cannot survive the night.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
SUICIDE OF LIEUTENANT MCAwLEY.

ATLANTA. Ca, June 30, 1879.
Lieutenant Henry NJ. McCawley. Company l. Thir-
teenth infantry. shot himself through the head at
four O'Clock this afternoon. He went into
snpty freight car at the Central Depot, and
ftanding in o corner, put pistol to his mouth
and pulled the trigger, the ball coming out through
the top of his head. Heis now lying nsensible and
cannot live through the night He leaves wife
here and two grown up daughters. one at school in
Philadelphia and the other with his brother General
McCawley, of the Marine Corps, Washington. The
cause of the act temporary alteration from
financial troubles.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
SENTENCED TO DEATH.

ALBANY. N. Y, June 30 1879.
Hillare Entremouille was this afternoon SEN
fenced to be hanged the Goth Of August next.
His counsel made Intellectual effort to stay the
sentence, on the ground that of the jurors did
not think the prisoner was guilty, and only agreed
to the verdict with the erstanding that mercy
shoud be mended,
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford June 30 bark Wave Hammond.
Atlantic Ocean La Plata Ground, with 3uO bbls sp
home the voyage 800 bbs sp Reports June 20.
off Hatteras a whaling schooner bailing.
Arrived Bermuda June H. bark Lydia, Corey, of NIB,
from Pernambueo put for vegetables and proceeded
Mauntius May "a barks Iaeta. Craw arrived 1ltE,
and Mern, Sturg arrived 10th both in for refresh
ments
Provnceown) Rich. cruising had 2eO bbs blackdsh and
~ do sperm time schr Arizona tof ProvincetOwn)
White had taken 4s bbls since leaving West Indies
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
MAINE DEMOCRATS.

BANGOR. June, 30. 1870.
Delegates to the Democratic State Convention
have begun to arrive. The steamer Hercules, from
RockIand, arrived tonight with a large number of
delegates. Abraham Sanborn has been selected as
Temporary cha arman, and Royal l.. Gould. OF Bidde-
ford: T.. p. Payson, of Deering; A. 4. Farnham, of
Pembroke and c. IL. Mcclellan, of Bath. as secre-
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
SPOKEN.

Ship ventus steson, from New York for Anjier juno
%. lat 4 Ion go O6
Ship Maria Anna Qor from Bremen for Philadelphia;
bark udvang Nor from Altoona for do Nj zpah (Br) from
Bordeaux for do Peeg from st Nazaire tor do June
-, so miles y of Montauk.
Bark floretta Chicago) from Barbados for Hamilton,
Ont. June y. so miles NV of Barbados.
Bark Comorin (Br Major. from Liverpool for Baltimore,
June 4. lat Al. Ion -.
Bark Templar dBrl. from Newry for Delaware Break
water, June u, lat 40 20, Ion CO.
Brig speedwell (Br, from Tampco, Moxico, for Fat
mouth June u lat 81 ~, Ion "a TO-
Schr 5 Hunt, McFaddcn. 8 days from New York, for
Jamaica. June 25. lat
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
MASSACHUSETTS PROHIBITIONIsTs.
BosToN. June 30. 1875

BOSTON June 3O 1872
The Prohibitory State Committee met this after
and adopted address to the voters of Massa-
chusetts denouncing all laws that favor the liquor
traffic and urging thorough organization in support
of absolute prohibition.
The committee voted to hold convention to NOM
mate State officers September "a.
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
SAILED.

Steamers Acapulco, for Aspnwall: Abemarle, Lewes.
Del: ship Robena Cork Falmouth; barks Luigs v
Qtal do do; Herds (NOr) do do; Roxetto Padre
dab do do; st Andrea (ItaD. Dublin; Teresa utaD
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
0fio.
NedTier.
.Siils. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH JULY.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NKw YORK. June 3O-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped correctly to-day
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS. y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-To NEW CoNEY ISLAND PIER DIRECT.

GRAND COMBINATION OF EXCURSION sTEAMERS
Charming sail direct to new Wrought
IRON TUBULAR PIER Al, CONEY ISLAND.
SHOkTESr ROUTE. No DUST. NO CINOERS
TEN GRAND EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY.
DIRECT FOR THE GREATEST MARINE STRUCTURE
IN THE Notwithstanding 900 feet into the ocean,
with promenade I'D feet wde and capacity of 5000
people.
THIS COMBINATION INCLUDES THE STEAMERS
ELIZA HANCOCK, COLUMBIA. j. Is SCHUYLER,
With charming musical attractions each boat
OBSERVE THB TINE TABLE CLOSELY
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YACHTS. sTEAsfBOATs, &C.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLEASURE BOATS
"A for sale Ord,rs promptly executed. att DESMONU3
Yacht and Boat Suildng Establishment Peck slip, NY
L,OR SALE-IHE WELL KNOWN AND ELEGANT
IL Steam Yacht Julia: five staterooms. To be st
Greenpoint. whah Of ORR. FOWLER CO.
RIO CHARTER FOR THE FOURTH-STEAMBOAT
J. Restless and fast elegant accommodations for
private parties of 80 draught Of water feet
W. STARK. SO Co,nties slim,