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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-21
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday up to noon
to-day:
Frederick f. Hukill and wife, per Sheriff
10 Jacob Loeb, SO feet front, on west side of
Hslstpad street and through to canal, lying
next north OF north line Of Dixon street ex-
tended; 1870.
Jacob L,eb to Andrew Jergens same
premises 1878.
John w. Bishop to H. M. B. Bowen,
trustee, Is BY 40 feet on s0nth side OF
Second street, IS feet west of Race street
N,SO0 Indebtedness and 81 cash.
H. NJ. B. Bowen, trustee. to Amanda w.
Bishop same premises 81 and canceling oi
indebtedness against John W. Bishop Oi
$780,
Peter Schwan and wife to Frederick
Hunt street. lying mex north nf Lot No.
SOf C. X. Smiths subdivision; $500.
Miriam J. Emnlert and husband to P. D.
Cottle, 25 by 400 feet. on north side OF
Leslie avenue, 427 32-1OO feet west of Hamll
ton Pike ,Waverly Place; 81 and other con-
alterations.
Christian Holla and wife to Frederick
Il. lla, . 95-100 acres IN the north portion OF
northeast quarter of Section 80, Springfield
Township; 81 ,492 so.
John Fl. Temmen to Aloysins Fortman
deed of assignment Of all property OF grant
or. real, pers nal or mixed; 81.
Herman II. Reinecke ct al. per Sheriff
to Germ ania Building Association, No. 2,
30 by 100 feet, OIL west side of Fountain
street, 100 feet son,h OF Greenwood street.
Curryville; S266 662s.
Henry Besuden to Post & Co. and Globe
ROlling-mil Company. 10 years lease of &c
by S6H feet, on southwest corner Of Pearl
and Elm streets; monthly rent $500.
THOMPSON N. Lupton and wife to Thos.
C. Bradford. 100 by 12O feet, on north side
Of Cliff street. 170 feet west of Ravine street
$500 and exchange Of property.
Edmund Jackson, per administrator to
J. N. Walker, 60 by 100 feet, on east side of
Delhi Pike, $40 feet north of Fountain
street. Sedamsville; $1,575
Edward Darcy to Caroline Mound, 80 by
100 feet, IN north side of Calhoun street.
AZ feet west of Bishop street, Corryville;
G,IOG
Carrie B. Parker ct al. to Herman NJ.
Mos. 20 by 125 feet. OH the west side of
Crawfish Creek Road, so feet north of Gold
CD avenue; $780,
Daniel II. Meyers ct al. tn John Henry
oentrup ct al. so by l50 feet, on the east
nde OF Woodbine avenue. 176 feet south of
Central avenue: also 100 BY $50 feet, on
west side of Williams avenue, 458 2O-lOO
fect sonth of Mills avenue. Hartwell; 81. 200.
Daniel D0berty and wife to Miles M.
Handy, IS by 19l 941oO feet. on south side
OF Moore street. 4G5 70l00 feet east of Bell
street, Avohdale; 81 and other considera-
tions.
Miles NJ. Handy to Daniel Doherty, same
premises; 81 and other considerations.
VIM. R. McGill and wife to John w.
Brown. 100 b, 140 $40 feet, on Plum street.
being L. is Nos. s aud 6 OF b. Debolt's sub
division of Newton; $3.50.
John A. Muri'hv ct al. to Miami Medical
College, 40 by 80 feet on south side of
Twelfth street. 35 feet west Of Emerson
alley; $15.OOQ
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Professor Cromwell at Music Hall,

Last night at Music Hall Professor Crom-
well had another fine audience to enj " his
delightful art entertainment and lecture.
The subject was "Rome. the Eternal City,"
and the audience felt that they were al
most permitted to walk the classic streets
and enj,y the works of other
ages that arrest the attention of
al travellers who reach the south
of Europe. 1t was in all respects an
elegant entertainment, and, like all that
have preceded it, vas most heartily enjoyed
by all present. These entertainments bring
out not only large audiences, but the most
intellectual people Of the city are invaria-
bly, to be found there. Tonight, "Switzer-
land arid the Alps''. Saturday matinee,
.'Tonr of Europe" Saturday night, "Art
Wonders"
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II 4 MILTON.


| Mr.. Isaac Robertson and wife return from
Chicago tonight.
| Mrs. McGibbery, of LAFAYETTE, Ind, Il
visiting friends and relatives in Hamilton
VIM. Symmes, of Liberty, spent yester
day in pleasant manner, the guest 0
Prot. J. F. Riley.
The gable end of Ezra pntters new brick
residence on DAYTON street was blown en-
tirei out ny the blasting storm of Wed
nesday night.
Dame Rnmor has it that Mr.. Charles Wi
son. an excellent First-warder, is about tr
wed fair, accomplished and hiy, lv re-
spected damseI of the City of Candidates.
We said Ben" because he has been do
ing the p 0. 80 nicely. A. Seidrnst,cke,
was the first one to have his name spread
upon the broad ex' anse OF advert sine
board that now atlorns Uncle Sau,.'s Ham
ilt"n branch Of the P, O. Departmp'
| ]. F. Riley. the Opulent, has a curiosity
the like of which few now living have evel
had the pportunity of seeing. The prin.
cipal focn consists of what he ingenionsl,
stv les "R 'eumatic Charmer," capable oi
charming the most severe cases of rheuma.
tism.
Mr. Isaac Rilev. proprietor of the Eclipse
Livery Stable, met with quite seri us &C.
cihent Wednesday night. While turning
the corner at Perry Riley's he collided with
another rig manglirg lis horse's shoulde,
and sustaining other injuries of some
what serious nature.
Third street WAS the scene of qnite a lit
| tie excl enent YESTERDAY. A horse belong
in. to. Garn,an hec.me fr;.htanaS ,,n'.,
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Comparative Statistics Of Hogs and Hog
Product in the Cinolnnati Market.

Fr,n, tha u,nr,n.r.,;vo c..
~, p"'a'' o'"'e"lene U
Welghts' fr1ces ana Movements of Hogs
and Hog Product at Cincinnati for the
Years 1879 and '77-'7s." compiled by
Sidney n. Maxwell, Superintendent Char
ber of Commerce we make a few sytraots
of items of interest in connection with tha
snbiect as follows. WIG
The gren test number ~ hocs .,anuhtar.d
during sny single season in Cinc;nnat; for
the past 7 wears was Goa 3o5 in Tho soo.,n w
of 'f7..78. Tie number s,au, .b,er.J iast
spason-that is from Nov lot In Marcl, ' Ist
'7s.'79-was co.. 1878. The largest numher her.
of hogs cut Mt Circinnat; T.,
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Wee Wirelings,

W. A. Dodds drowned at Delaware, Ohio
John Garrett adjudged insane at Shiloh
Ohio.
Thomas Stow, pioneer, died near Urbana
Ohio.
P"lice Captain Williams acquitted Ii
New York.
General Frank White died at Terr,
Haute, Ind.
Mat. O'Keith killed by cars at Parkers
burg, w. Va.
Eli Pitt, veteran soldier, killed by cars al
Day ton, Ohio.
Con McFadden. notorious burglar, ar.
rested at Columbus
James Grady, the suicides body, stolen
at Newark, Ohio.
Judse Zadoc Davis badly injured by fall
at Cambridge, Ohio.
David Painters house robbed of $2OC
near Pomeroy, Ohio.
Charles L. Webster, brakeman, lost his
hand at Urbana, Ohio.
VIM. Allen Mcbride, printer, frozen to
dea' h atSulllvan, Ind.
Colonel Mitchell's house, st. Clairsville,
Ohio, damaged 81, 600 by fire.
WA. Frost, Atlas, Genesee County, Mich.
igan, gored to death by bull.
Reunion of Thirteenth Regiment, O. v.
i, at Cad'z Ohio, next Tuesday.
Charles Stewart and Ed. Frodsham
lynched by mob at Leadvile.
Jonathan Renneker, miner, accidently
killed near Nicholasvlle, Ohio.
Express Office robbed at Jasper, Ind, OF
81 ooO. Baumester, clerk suspected.
Ahernath's cream of tartar factory
burned at Greenpoint, N. Y. Loss 5000.
Amos Yarbaugh accidentally shot by his
father, near Washington, Ind. Not fatal.
The schooner Gustie Wilson was wrecked
nn Minot Ledge, near Boston, and all hands
lost
The stage from Les Cygnes, Kansas, Ia
Appleton, No, was robbed of all it's letter
mail by three highwaymen.
The first case nnder the Civil Damage
Act In Massachusetts has resulted in yer.
dict of 5000 damages against a saloon.
keeper
Henry Morris and sister, John Winters,
and two men named Lovely, vere drowned
at Advocate Harbor, near Halifax, by the
upsetting of a sailbnat in a gale.
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Cinoinnatian Married in England,

Mr.. Henry e Juler. r. X G. s. Demon
sirat"r Of Anatomy, st. Marv's Hospital
Medical School, and son Of DR.. CundelI
Jnler, OF Race street. near Seventh, tts
city. was married yesterday in London,
England, to Miss Amy Anderson, the love.
y and accomplished DAUGHTER of William
Anderson, Esq, Of Westbourne Terrace,
HYDE Park. and niece of Dr. Fleetwood
Churchill, ex-President K. O. G. p, Ire
land.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-21

The young couple who are enjoying
their first year of housekeeping, have no
idea what little quarrel is close at hand.
Thanksgiving invitations from his moth
er and her mother will arrive at the same
time by the postum. The battle Of
many lifetime HIS often begun in this
way by TOW much kindness
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-21

Mr.. F. Wilke, Lafayette. Indiana, reports
. case where man suffered so badly with
rheumatism that be could not move. His
lees were swollen, and he had the most ter.
yih,e pains Twelve hours sfter the first
application of the st. Jacobs Oil the pains
vsss gone and tue swelling had disappeared.
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LEGAL.

T EGAL-CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS. HAM
IL ilton County, Ohio.-Case No. s005h-The
Irish Building Association of Cincinnati vs. Jo-
seph Riggs and Clara Riggs, his wife, and others.
TIE defendants, Joseph Riggs and Clara Riggs,
will take notice that on August 26th, 1879, the
for mon,y judgment and sale Of the following
real estate:
All that certain lot ef land lying in Isaac D.
Wheelers subdivision Of Monington, In Cincin-
matt. rec r,ed in Plat Book l. p l64 commenc ng
feet east Of southeast corner of lot marked Whit
taker In said plat; thenee east on IOdwick street
100 rect thence north at right q giles 100 feet to
an alley, thence west on sad nlley 100 feet;
thence Outh 100 fee to the place of beginning.
AlsO, a perpetual leasehOld next cast of the
above, commencing on Lodwick street. at the
southeast corner Of the above lot; thence east on
the north line Of LOdwick eet 90 feet: thence
north 100 feet to an alley; thence west Oh said
alley 30 feet thence south 100 feet la place of be.
ginning and other rei T. and that unless they an.
swer or demur to same IN or before December 9Th,
1873, judgment will be taken '.gainst them by de-
fault. CARR & CALLAHAN,
Ocl7&W Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-21

No other remedy has proved 30 effectual
IN relieving coughs and colds as Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 1t is recommended by many
physicians, and costs only 25c bottle.
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PIANOS &C,
j. & c. FISCHER PIANOS.

j. & G. FISCHER PIANOS.
We desire to call the special attention
of those wanting good, reliable PianO
to these Instruments. For some time
past il has been difficult for us to get O
sufficient supply Of them.
We are now receiving some beautiful
Squares, and in few days will have q
lot Of Uprights.
ID. HI. BALDWIN s. CO.,
15S West Fourth Street.
Decker Brothers, Haines Brothers,
Kranich & Bach, and other first.class
Pianos. Estey aud Shoniuger Organs
always on hand.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-21

If vou want to have good appetite and
enjov health, take "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher."
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COUGH LOZENGES.
LEGAL.

EGAL.-MATTIE JOHNSON 10 HEREBY
1 notified that her husband, Albert johnson,
has Il ed in the Court Of Common Pleas IN ana
for Hamilton County Ohio, at Cincinnati. his pc.
ition, No ~, ,161, asking therein for decree Of
d vorce, on tn. ground Of willful absence for
three years, anu that such decree will be granted
unless she appear and answer said p tition by the
81 day Of January, 1850 VIM. TRAVIS,
no2i.6tFs Attorney for Pla ntiH
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UNDERTAKEN,

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet NavvTobcaco
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Drink Webers Celebrated Beer. Ills the
hest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
DEAD ON THE DECK.

despatch was sent to the Coroner's Office yester-
day stating that a sailor board the ship Aurora.
lying off Bedloe's Island had been killed by falling
from the main yard to the deck and fracturing his
skull, and Coroner Woltman went down in a row.
boat to take what testimony he could before the ves-
sci should leave port. Moses Doyle, the mate,
testified that he ordered Robert vanselor, the de-
ceased. and Karl Lesson to do work on the
main yard. They went aloft and short time after
he Vanselor lying on the deck. August Muller,
seaman Vanselor the deck, but
did not see him fall. Karl Lesson did
not him fall but upon turning round
missed him, and, looking to the deck.
his body lying there. Coroner Woltmsn
turned to the city satisfied that the mans death
entirely accidental. La the cveninga German named
Strauss, who keeps sailors boarding house ut No. "a
Greenwich street. received note written in pencil
by friend of Vanseor. who also the
vessel if possible. The letter stated that Vanscor
dead hined at foul play and said that the
ana others did not want to venture to
in the vessel Strauss took the letter to the First
precinct station house and from there sent to
Zee Coroner Woltman- The latter official lille he did
not believe there was any foundation for the rumor
that Vanselor had been a victim Of any on the
vessel. called Inspector Dlks last night al Police
Headquarters. and asked to have the detained
until today at eleven clock, when he will visit
again and make further investigation of the case.
The Seneca accordingly sent down TO notify the
captain OF the Aurora not to leave port until the
Coroner gets through with he's.
Coroner Woltman and the man Strauss, who ship
ped the sailors were of the opinion that the men
letter in the hope of getting ashore so that they
might desert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04

Ship Olive Southland Busby. from New York for San
Francisco, July 2. lat "a n. Ion JUW
ship Plymouth Rock Brmin ghan from London for New
ship Empire, Loete, from Now York for Melbourne
Ship Charger HaIIott from Cardiff for Narasaki May
81. lat ~ =, Ion - W.
Ship Dryad (i,r, Evans. from New York for sydney
NSW. June 10, lat ) N Ion ~ w.
Ship Liverpool tr. from Csr,hagens for Quebec. June
Ship Bonanza CBr) Webster from Belfast.for Phiiade
pha, july IL. lat ~. Ion IL.
Ship Alexandria tBr). Brown. from Bordeaux for New
York. July IL, lat ~. Ion 40
Ship Richard III Hubbard from Liverpool for Charles
ton. July 10, lat ~. Ion 10
ship Lord Cairns r), Dunn from Dublin for Baltimore
July IL. lat 80. Ion ~
Ship Agnes sutherland ts Sutherland from Liverpool
Bark Phaeton Br), from Hong Kong for Caao July TO-
lat - N. Ion lJ5
BARK Thos Small Ger, bound W. July II lat AZ n Ion
3SW.
Bark Countess of Dunsrn .Br,, Cooley from London
derry for Baltimore no date. lat ~, Ion 80.
Bark Arizona Nor Gabriesen, from Liverpool for New
York, July l6, lat so lon
Bark Engcibrccht tsw). Denny from Grecnock for sa
vannsh. July IL lat 90. Ion -.
Bark Sarah, Dewey from Portland tor Buenos Ayres
June ~. lat 10 n. Ion 80 W.
Bark Jonathan Bournes Duane. from Cardiff for Yokc
hama, Juno =, lat . 5. Ion 81 w.
Bark Scottish Chief Br, Brookins from London
Francisco no date, lat 81 N, Ion 10 ".
Janeir0, July 3. lat 80 ~ Ion ~ w.
brig Magiaa tBr), Chadwick from Liverpool for Calves
ton. no date on frsksr
Brs Katie cRl Partridge from Now York for Pernam-
Brig " Doran DR.. Foley, from New York for Port
Elizabeth June IL lat y, Ion - W.
Brig Cavalier Sauardclli (Br), Robertson from Belfast
for Wilmington Nc July IL. lat ~, Ion H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
STABBED WITH SCISSORS.

Lefsir Olcana keeps BARRIERS shop at No. 80 Bow
cry and employs two assistants. One left him some
time ago, and he owed the man a balance of wages
ut the time. Luigi Mea. this mau's brothern-law,
called ut the shop yesterday and demanded
his relatives money. quarrel followed, aud Mea
was stabbed twice IN the lett breast by Oleana, who
was cutting customers hair. and had
pair of SCISSORS in his hand at the time.
During the conversation which preceded tue
s,abbing Angelo Misnc, who lvcs over the
shop, came down and took sides with Mea,
and was rewarded for his interference by tre
niendous cash Inflicted by Ooana his nose, frac-
turing thar organ. Both Mea and Miano were
taken 10 Chambers Street Hospital. whore the
former lies IN critical condition. IL was
found that he had received several stabs
taken into custody lie says he inflicted the wounds
In sef-defcnce Mea WAS about to hurl spittoon
vt him Mca IL rappicker and lives ut No. ~ Null
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OBITUARY..

LIEUTENANT COLONEL THOMAS J. TREADwELL.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas j. Treadwell, United
States Army, died Governors Island Satur-
day. and will be buried from st. Cornelius Chapel.
that post. this afternoon. He born in New Hamp-
shire. and appointed from that State to the West
Point Military Academy, where his class standing
graduation very high. For five years following
September IA, 1854 Colonel Treadwel acted as prn-
cpal assistant to the chief of ordnance, being in
charge of the bureau from November, 1868, to May
of the following year. On his removal from the
office at Washington he placed in command Of
Frapkford Arsenal, Pa. and rem aimed mt that
post till June. 1876. shortly before the
latter date he engaged in inspecting
the arsenal at San Antonio, Texas During
his period Of service Colonel Treadwell acted At
various times u member OF boards to examine
officers for appointment TO the Ordnance Depart
nient, and also for promotion. being engaged in the
latter work in the early summer of last year. lie
also served various boards to test guns, modify
gun carriages ascertain defects in metallic cartridges
and determine the calbrc of small arms. He had Mt
the time of his death served for several the
Board Of Ordnance.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 3, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTEp by HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HErALI
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Italy (Br), Sumner, Liverpool July 23 ant
Queenstown own 2a'h with mass and passenger: to
Hr Nicterson from Lisbon for Phadslphia Aug j, Isi
same day lat A. lon SO, Norwegian bark bound VI "a
Ia A. 81 a Adra'e g frSm Sew Ycsk 70,
Neville 18th with mdse and passengers Henderson
bros Avg a +1S Ion g o. = passed s GoEmsn sn
Hook passed steamers City Of berlin r) from New York
for Lerpoo Helvstia B do for do, and France (r dc
81 Steamer Nagars Curtis Havana 81 hours with mdse
Steamer Gulf Streams Ingram Fernandina Jnly 80 and
co % So
with sections OF dock in tow two hours later
Steamer wyanoke, Couch, Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamer Albemarle. Hulphers. West Point Norfolk
with md 80 the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Bark sirena Utah Jsecarine Marseiiles 40 days. with
Bark Eugenia Longo utaD Rnggero, Lisbon S3 days in
Bark Mashdo Nor Marck cagliari % days in ballast,
to Bsnhnm, Boyesen Co. July lat &C. lon 81 during
marble xs, ssc Harry 90; vessel to Punch 'Edye i
Bark Nina seconda dtaD, Genaro Bona 4e days. with
Bark Christine Elizabeth lNo5 A.ka, Psnt-a Ptre IA
d1 w SdS5 to IS Eays Co.
sss S WISH vessel ss sa EiWa WIN sugar
W order; vessel to Brett Son x Co
Bark Ocean Pearl tof Portland) Henley. Caibarien
Brig Emily tBr) Hsnson Belize Hon. IL days. with SUI
gar. skins, &c. to Vim Jex Co.
sugar order; vessel to Finch. Edge Co.
Brig Ernestine of Portland Norton Matanzas days,
with snga, TO order; vessel e Brett, Son Co.
with lumber to Isaac Eppnger Co; vessel to Sims
schr Eva May McDuf6e Turks Island days, with salt
to + Mouton: vessel TO Miller Honghton:
days with salt Theodore vessel Smith
days with and mossscs order to master
Schr Enchantress Phillips Savannah days, with ium-
Der tn order vessel to Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Emma Bayard, Camp. Virginia
Schr Delaware Truitt. Virginia.
Schr Dennis. Deiworih, Virginia.
schr Jennie Hastings. Tilton, Virginia
schr " Phsro Ford Georgetown. DC,
Schr Csrvo. Tyler. Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Acushnet. Now Bedford for Nov York.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer, New London for New York.
schr Earl Edwards Belfast for New York. with to
order.
schr Rogers Dodge Bangor for New York.
Schr Carver. Adams. Boston for New York.
Sehr Rosmer, Adams, Boston for New York.
ehr rS NsW rSrE
sehr 8 Hatch. kelsey. Hartford for New York
shr . Nsw Sss fa fSr SSw York
schr Sale Morton. Cullen. sheldon, c. for Phadcl-
schr Florence sackett Nor.hport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Joseph Rogers Rogers New York for Mddletown.
Schr Huntington, Nickerson Port johnson for
ton
Schr Carrngton. Parker Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr NJ II Read, Read, Philadephis for New Haven.
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SUNSTROKES.


The following cases of sunstroke occurred yester-
day:v-
Michael Grady. thirty five years DID, of No. 500
Cherry street. by the heat in front OF
No. ~ Montgomery street. He cared for by
friends aud taken home He subsequently died.
young man, whose name could not be learned
overcome by the heat the corner of Mott
avenue and l0th street, and removed to the Ninety
ninth street hospital He has a light complex ION
and smooth face, aud dressed in dark coat and
pautaloons and gaiter shoes He had on him
badge marked Brooklyn l44 Mdse."
An unknown woman. about thirty-five years of
pge. was found dead on the sidewalk in front OF No
81 Park street. She wore black dress and had no
shoes 1t is supposed she had been am invalid
and succumbed to the heat.
Rose Iivingston was FRUSTRATED by the heat at
No. 1877 Tenth avenue and removed to the New York
Hospital. She resides the corner OF Seventeenth
street and seventh avenue.
An unknown man, about forty years of are al al
in dark clothing and wearing straw hat was found
Frustrated by tho heat Second street between
South Third and South Fourth streets, williams
burg. He taken to st. CatEarine's Hospital in
the ambulance.
James Morton. No. IA Greenwi street, was pros
trated In the afternoon aud was taken to Chambers
Street Hospital.
william Crpnin. aged forty. residing NJ No 20
Coentcs slip. went out of his house TO an ADJOINING
barbor's about noon. On his return he com planned
of burning pains which he attributed the heat sat
down i'm q chair and died within a few minutes.
An unknown woman. about forty years OF aye.
carrying n baby six montls old, WAS found sittinp
on slo@p suffering from the heat in Cliff street
near Ferry. Ofhcor Wolfe Levy. OF the Fourth pre-.
cinct. helped her 10 her feet and in the act OF
assisting her TO the station house whom she fell on
the sidewalk aud expired. The body taken 10
last gasp sent to the missioners of Charlie,
and Correction.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwxRr. Aug isaiIed. bark vasa tNor) Knudsen New
York
BnKxES. Aug 2Arrived, ships Mary Lrstonc. Phinney,
Bassein; sd Johann Friedrich Ger. Ferach York
Sailed 1s ship Sirius Cjer Freese Baltimore; barks
Elena tGor Steenkcn New York; Freihandcl Ger wach
ter. San Francisco.
DASrzIc. Aug t-sailed, bark TJomo CNor Bacbe, New
YORK.
GLASGOW, Aug 3Arrivod, ship Glenberrio Q,r) Camp.
bell Montreal.
HUH, Aug 2Arrived. steamers virago (r) Chambers
Boston mot previousy, Sd Sorrento DR. Brisow New
York; bark Nicola dtaD terrari. do.
Sailed I'd, steamer Othelio tBr Mitchell New York
HAMBURG. Aug 2-Arrived. bark Granville Belle (Br,
Furdy. Philadelphia.
sailed LIST bark Agnes nier) Base. Tvbee.
HAvRE Aug 2sArrved, steamer Canada (FrJ FRANC uei
Now York ship Palmyra Miuot. San Francisco.
Sailed I'd steamer CASTILLO OB Anderson Baltimore
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