The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1873, Page 10

10 MORE MURDER. THE “OLD SCORE” SETTLED, A Man Stabs and Mortally Wounds a Liquor Dealer fur Refusing Him Drink—Another ‘Who Attempts to Make Peace Se ‘verety Wounded—The Dying Man’s Ante-Mortem Statement, ° ‘The'indication given on Sunday that this weuld be a'week'o! merders bids fair ¢o be fulfilled, One ofthe most cold blooded afairs that has taken piace in the city for some time is now recorded, Technically speaking, no murder has been com- ‘mitted, the arsaulted man still having breath, but, “f any reliance is to be placed on what the physicians *say, a few hours are only necessary to complete the work which McManus intended to do anaided, From what can be learned of the affair from those ‘who witnessed it, it appears ‘that the murder was told biloeded and premeditated, no palliating cir- -eumstance for the deed being given. The facts of the cage are as follews:—At about a quarter to one yesterday morning Jonn McManus entered a liquor store at 332 East Thirty-second street, which is «kept by 2 man named Michael Kirwan, and asked ‘foradrink. Kirwan told him that he could get no liquor there unless he settled the “old score.” He also told McManus that he was not a man or he would nut try to escape such a petty debt. Angry words followed, in which Kirwan accused McManus oO! having gone elsewhere to spend his money when he had it, and that he only came into his store when he wanted credit. He said he was not mean enough to ask for the money, and that, had he been treated right, he would never have asked for it, but he objected to being made a tool of and would not give any liquor until it was paid for, McManus became very much excited at this erposé of his doings, and gave indications -of fight, replying to Kirwan’s iacts with a volley of oaths and vile epithets, Kirwan, wishing to avoid a quarrel inthe store, ordered McManus to leave, which he refused to do unless he was put out. Kirwan replied to this implied invitation to assist and walked from behind the bar to put him out, MeManus prepared to make astand,so Kirwan called a@ man named Sommers, who resides at 578 Second avenue, to assist him. Sommers did as he was asked to do, and McManus was put upon the sidewalk. Here he stood for some time, hurling thunders of invective and abuse at Kirwan, who quietly went into the store without heeding him, and ina short time he stopped, and they supposed he had gone home, ‘Their conclusion as to his action was right, but they were in happy oblivion regarding his inten- tion. He went to his house, which is at 329 East Thirty- second street, immediately next to Kirwan’s, and asked his wife to go with him to the street, as he intended to give Kirwan his deserts. His wife tried to dissuade him irom his intention, but his resolution was fixed. MMANUS ARMS HIMSELF. He went into the back room, and on returning he ordered his wife to go to the street, she went, ana all the way down stairs tried to persuade him to return. When he got to the tront of Kirwan’s he wanted to know was Kirwan fs good & map now as he wasa few minutes be- fore. Kirwan said he was, and came out of the store. He no sooner stepped trom the doorway than McManus made an attack upon him. Both men clinched and fell, and Kirwan was heard to give a long as if he had been cut. The women of both houses, who had been awakened by the quarrclling and had gathered round the door, screamed. and ran peltmel through the hall- Way into the back yard and up stairs. Sommers, thinking that NeManus cd 2. knile, tried to sep- arate the men, In his attempt his suspicion ‘was confirmed, for McManus made astab at him ‘which he warded off, catching the knife on tue hand, between the thumb and inuex finger. The wound was a one and may result in lock- jaw. In the meantime Kirwan got up and stag- gered to the wall of the house, put his from e wounds inflicted was so great that he fell The neighbors then hela McManus and Sergeant Ryan, who took him to the ty-first precinct station houae and locked him up. Kirwan was also brought to the station house, where he was attended by Dr. White, who pro- nounced his wounds fatal. KIRWAN FATALLY WOUNDED. The doctor found, on examination, that Kirwan had received two knife wounds in ‘the abdomen, one of which had penetrated and almost severed ‘the small intestine. The man being in a aying con- dition an ambulance was called and he was con- veyed to Bellevue Hospital. Sommers was arrested and sent to the House of Detention as a witness, THE SCENE OF THE TRAGEDY. The house in which Kirwan kept his store is a doubie tenement of the lowest order. The store 1s a miserable hole, being about twelve feet front kf Mfteen or sixteen feet deep. It is dirty and sod- den—entirely in keeping with the neighborhood, It was closed all day yesterday, his wite being in attendance on her husband at the hospital. In the baek room there 18 4 TUB FULL OF BLOOD, apparently, hut its presence is explained by the Jact that Sommers, when he was stabbed, ran into ‘the room and put itis hand into the tub which was partly filled with water. From conversations had with the neighbors the reporter learned that McManus was not a favorite. He ‘(irank a great deal and On several occasions ‘used terrible persuasion to his wife. Kirwan, on ‘the other hand, was a general favorite, and many poor families in the neighvorhood who have experienced his charity are as loud in their lamen- tations for Lim as they are in their condemnation of McManus, KIRWAN IN BELLEVUE. The bp any called at the hospital to see Kiwran, but Dr. Brooks thought it. advisable not to disturb him. He was sleeping when the reporter entered ward No. 5. He was pule from loss of blood and dark rings bad settied under his eyes. He slept the leep of exhaustivn, and it would have been a dificult task to have aroused him. His wiie, to whom he has been married about four months, sat beside his bed, bowed down with grief, She alternated her fanning by wiping the salt tears from her eyes. In the early part of the day the flies had troubled him much, but his wife's fanning succeeded in keeping them away until he fell asleep. et the day the Coroner took his ante-mortem deposition, The effort for him was a great one, and when it was finished he fell mto a sleep, from which he nad not awakened at a late hour last evening. Kirwan 1s an ordinary-looking man, about five feet five inches in height, with blond moustache and dark brown hair. The doctors do not think he will recover, and every moment ex- pect to see peritonitis manifest itsel!, McManus, who is ashort, thick set man, about thirty-five years of age, and with a cynical ex- pression of countenance, was taken to the Tembs and comitted to await the result of Kirwan's Anjuries, KIRWAN’S ANTE-MORTEM STATEMENT. ‘The Coroner called on Kirwan in Bellevue Hos- Ee yesterday to take his ante-mortem statement. irwan was very weak, and told his story with much difficulty, When he finished he was so fatigued that he was unable to sign his name. I keep # place at 331 East Thirty-second street. ‘This morning, about one o'clock, John McMavus came into the store and asked for a drink. I told him | did not want to give him adage to drink, and said he had better go home to his wile, He iked me why. I told him he had made trouble in my house the last time he was there. He then said, yo you want to put me out and beat me?” if said, “No, I would not like to see any one beat ou.” He then began to talk ugly tome. I told ‘im to go Out, a8 J wanted to turn down the lights and go to bed, as I must be at my work in the morning. I woik as laborer. He would not go out. 1 was behind the counter then, and I reached over and put my hand on his shoulder and said, “1 want DO more of this; I want to go to bed.’ He then went out and I locked the door and turned down the light. In about five minutes afterwards there was a knock at the door, and I said, “Who's again. there *” to which McManus replied, “It is me.” J unlocked and opened the door and said, “What do you want Johnny? He_ said, I want to lick you,” and then I felt him cut me. IT was stabbed in the stomach. When I was stabbed | fell forward, and McManus fell with,me. Iwas also stabbed in the thigh, but I think he must have cut-me there after I fell, , ‘was not intoxicated. I had been to a rye By the ‘Laborers’ Society,” of which 1am a member. Wien 1 opened the door to see what McManus wanted I saw his wile on the sidewaik, but Ido not Know but what she was there trying to get him home. He was notdrunk. I feel very Weak. Sign @y name for me. his MIOHAEL X KERWAN, mark. The case was then submitted to the jury, who ndered @ verdict against MeManus, and Coroner Young or his viet him to the Tombs to await the sesuil of his victim's injuries, THE JERSEY CITY MURDER. + Conelasion of the Inquest=The Jury Still) Ont and No Prospect of an Agreement=Fish But No Fiesh—The Prisoner To Be Held for Trial. The inquest on the body of John McAdim Kane was resumed yesterday afternoon, belore Coroner Reiphardt, at Jersey City. Dr. Back, County Physician, recailed—From the character of the het ae it could not lave been in- could have struck the distance of eighteen inches from the ball did not strike a'pone and did not g oan entered the itomen, Immediare forward of the angle of the hip bot ward and a littie aaaomaess a. eoen ‘wounding of the yena cava cau: the wound could not have been was back- e @eath by hemorrhag inflicted by istol lying@n the ground wnless the victim was ‘th id. We whee re nv bable that the ball ‘0 & —It is very improl int where it entered ata round; the nce off. ‘Yhe pantaloons were here shown, and it ap- 4 immedis peared that the bullet wan Ore fired trom the left side of the Sareesed is ced slightly before it en- Tames E. ©) othler recalled—When I canght hold of Britton I setdown my lantern and Britton took it up and swung it over his head; there were other Jamterns in the saint, but none near enough for him to take up; I am positive that Britton said leas on ‘she fakin: “There goes the son of & -— now! The case was then given to the jury, and Consta- ble Hutton was charged in the usual form not to allow them meat ordrink. Hutton took advantage of the torce of the oath, and after the jury had been out three hours without any prospect of eroumcny, he took them to Allen’s fish store, Whether they were soubor with a good fish sup. per did not transpire, but up to alate hour there Was no prospect of any ement on a verdict. Whether an agreement ‘be arrived at or not the prisoner will be committed to await the action of the Grand Jury. District attorney Garretson had an interview with Coroner Reimhardt, in relation to the.cage, yesterday morning. THE RECENT TRAGEDIES, Faneral of the Murdered Woman Mrs. Gillen—An Affecting Scene, ‘The funeral of Mrs. Gillen, who was murdered by her husband on Sunday night, took place yester- day, at two o’clock, from ‘the residence of the father of the deceased, 197 Elm street, The scenes at the house during the morning were most aifect- ing. A constant stream of visitors, nearly ail of whom had been companions and schoolfellows of the dead girl, poured into the room where the dead body reposed, and none of them left with dry eyes, The sister of the deceased, an interesting girl, fourteen years oid, was absorbed in grief, and sat rocking in a chair, the picture of distress. Mr. Gerretty, the father of the dead girl, 1s almost stupefied with his sorrow, and the utmost sym- pathy 1s felt for him by the residents of the vicinity, in ot he has always maintained a high char- acter. The body had been placed in ice and coffined after the post-mortem had been made, but the head was not covered up, and the face was visible. The features were calm and placid, and no one looking at them would imagine that their owner had met with such a violent end. The mother and sisters of the murderer were among the visitors, and their grief was almost as great as that of the father and sister of the girl, Among the people who passed in and out of the house nothing could be heard but praises of Mrs. Gillen, every one hay- inga word to say for her. Most of the girls from ie establishment in which she had worked were in the house during the evening. She had kept the secret of her marriage so close that they all thought she was single until the tragedy oc- curred, Ellen wasagirl of superior education, and had all the manners of a refined lady. She Was educated in the Sisters’ school, and the youn- ger sister is now to be brought up in the same way. ‘The coffin bore the inscription :— Qenre ne nneeneennnneee nt NOC NIOELE OEE H ELLEN GILLEN, ? Died June 15, 1873, 3 4 Aged 18 years and 10 months. AONE OOLO LO ICOE DILL LE DLE IELE DE OO IDOE DE He: A handsome cross of tuberoses and some bou- quets of flowers nad been placed on the aa of the coffin by some sympathising friends, and they re- mained there until the corpse was taken away for interment. The burial cortége was a small one, consisting Of only two carriages and a hearse. Her remains were taken to oe ha Bret ew where religious services were held. ie author of the crime takes matters very coolly in his cell in the Tombs, and is impudent enough to deny that he ‘Was the person who inflicted the fatal wounds, James Curtin, who was dangerously wounded on Sunday by his half-witted brother- in-law, still re- mains in the Park Hospital in a precarious condi- tion, but there is & chance of his recovering. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER. Gov. Island.....eve 2 57 13 Sandy Hook....eve 212 Moon rises...morn 12 42 | Hell Gate... eve 4 42 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES CF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND JUL’ ‘Steamers. Sails. [Destination |. Office. Wisconsii June 18.. 29 Broadway Columbia, 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 15 Broadway. 9 Broad way. 15 Broad way. 17 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 29 Broadway. 12 Bowling (61 Broad w 69 Broaaway 19 Broadway 2 Bowling Green Bowling Green 58 Broadway, 15 Broad way. 69 Broadway. 61 Broadway. 12 Bowling Green Grat Bismarck Eurona.. 7 Bowling Green City of Limerick i Hammonia Hamburg .. Way. Baltic. Eiverpoot:: |i" Broadway. Donau Bremen... .|2 Bowling Green PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 17, 1873, ERE CLEARED. Steamship Wisconsin, (Br), Freeman, Liverpool via Queenstown—Willians & Gi Steamship Columbia (Br), ‘Higgins, Glasgow—Hender- son Curtis, Havana—Wm P Clyde & é mn Bro: cteamship Columbia, 0. Go epee Virgo, Bulkley, Savannah—Murray, Ferris pueaeae. Albemarle, Reed, Norfolk—Old Dominion Steamship Ce, Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steainship Cc amenity, Fanita, Doane, hiladelphia—Lorillard hip Co, Neptune. Baker. Boston—H F Dimock. tic Belle, Burnham, Buenos Ayres—J Norton, Jn, € Bo “i Hark Gipsey (Br), Creemor, London—Snow & Burgess, ark Lochive (Br), Froud, Bristol, E—Peabody, Willis & Fiark Otteren (Nor), Torgusen, Cork for orders—Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Marianna Galitola (Ita), Albano, Cork for ordors— Funch, Edye & Bark Auguste (Ger), Von Marten, Bremen—H Koop & wat China (Ger), Hanneman, Rostock—Tetens & Bock- ark JE Holbrook, Leavitt, 1 re Bret Bark Ellen Dyer, Clapp, Cette—H D &J Bark Imogene (gr), Downey, Cape Town, c ring & Archibald. b Bark Idaho, Richardson, Crenfuegos—Tucker & Light ourne, ene & E Kennedy, Reay, Corunna and Santander—Jno it Brig Lizzie Zittlosen, Dow, Malaga—John Zittlosen. Brig Village Belle (Br), Hollis, Georgetown, Dem—Dar. rel & © rertrie Harry Virden, Collins, Vera Cruz—J W Elwell & 0, Son & Co. rookinan, 1—Bow- irig Waverley, Terry. Fern ndina—J W Elwell & Co. Belg ily (Bey ten ‘syd Brig M Stewart (Br), McDo nald, Pictou, NS—Brett, Son & Co. 2 Brig Alma (Ger), Ptalagr: C |, Wilmington, NC—C Tobias 0. Brig W H Bickmore, Bickmore, Bath—H W Loud & Co. Schr Frances G Davis, Doane, St Pierre, Mart—BJ Wen: re. Schr Julia Baker, Baker, Baracoa—B J Wenberg. Kehr Ridgewood,’ Henderson, Georgstown *and Point Blud—E D Hurlbut & Co. a NH Benedict, Thompson, Richmond—Van Brunt gehe Bt Sones, Davis, Richmond—H Dayton & Co, Schr George P Trigg, Linnekin, Baltimore—W Chal- mers. Sehr Francis French, Throckmorton, Brunt & Bi Schr Bertha J Fellows, Smith, Hallowell—Jed Frye & Baltimore—Van enters. Sehr Abbott Devereaux, Ric hy Bo Schr Sarah Bernice, Proctor, Boston-—James’ Murray & Co. Sehr Ann Amelia, Allen, Pawtucket—ll W Jackson & Bone Tabitha & Hannah, Dill, Hartford—Ferguson & ‘001 Schr E M Smith. Doane, Harwich—Donne & Gott. Steamer Fannie, Fenton. Philadelpiia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPA LINK. Steamship City of Bristol (Br), Murray, Liverpool June 3 and Queenstown 4th, with mdse and ers to John G Dale. June M1, lat 45 06, lon 4 Seamer, straight stein, apparently under sail only ; ays at 43 90, lon 45 2) hite Star steamer, boun C ih lat4z, lon 64, a Cunard brig-rigged . bound Steamship Pereire (Fr), Daure, Havre June 6, and Brest 7th, with mdse and engers to Geo Mackenzie. Steamship Siniat (Ger), Dannemann, Bremen } with mdse and ee rasan ers to H K Steainsnip Rising Star, Hildreth, Asp mise and nyers toF R Baby. Jun off ot Cuba, ‘aw. n English bark, showing @ White flag, with letter X under ens, Steamship Wilinington, omen, Havana June 12, with mdse and passengers to W Pcivde & Con dune ¥ 03 saw a large American chip bound to New York, could not make out her name feamslip 7 ere Crowell, Payarnan June iM, with mdse and passengersto K Lowe Steamsnip sen Salvador, wenrnon savannah June 14, with indse passe to W R G ‘Sieamsiip Mavhatan, Woodhull, Charleston June. 15, with mdse gn Dassengers to J WQuintard & 25 iniles NE of kout, exchanged sign steamships New O1 ind Emily B Souder, for Row Orleans. men for New Yor! and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers 6 the Ola Do- inion Steamship Co. Ship Kiverside (of Bath), Rich, Middleshoreagh 46 are rake ‘ay iron, eld Tee ight & Co, June 4, lat 46, ion 83, passed of tee, vr Bremen 42 da: ays Ath mdse and Damngers Koop & Co. Had! ‘girth and 10 death: angers June 4. 1924407, Jon 51 10, spoke b Da Admiral ey if (Ger), sung Bre- » $0 dav Bark Massachusetts, Sohulenberg, with empty petroteum barrels, to Koch, “Je Jan T'AM, 18 inlige east or the Highlands, wae Roc: unknown bark, and had ibboom carried Bark Admiral Tegetthot! (Ger), ener, Be Bre asa, ¥%, jrith, ‘mdse, to Charles Luling &’Co, June 7, lat 4321 rN lon 55.16 W, gxchanged sanala with ‘as American an he wleering ‘west, showing International Code of Bark Germania (Port), Hendrieksen, Oporto April 36 via Lisbon ae em th, wine and cork to ver & jon emyer ark Vie pia (Nor), 62 days out Dalrymple, Cniba- to’ Spetice, Montague & Co; yd Bark Sandy Hook, Harsiow, Sague 11 days, with sugar to Brown Bros; vesiel to Borland, Dearborn Bark Brothers (of Yarmouth, Ns), Jenkins, Sagua 12 days, with sugar to Boyd & Hine! ark Ben Crest (of St ‘Sohne, NB Bennett, Bagua 12 days. wie su Crandall, Bertanx & C 8 Pontoppid seen, Glenfuegos 16 pidan (Dan), Nisei ays, ith sugar. Auitland, ‘Phelps & Co: eat n bal. Brig Maria C (Ital), Romano, Limerick 47 4: last 16 Slocovich & Co, The M Cis anchored e Southé west Spit for orders. Brig Pearl (ot Bey Haxow). ei Feat Port Spain 18 days, es eee to D Trowb era +1 days, with sugar War irez, Barnard, Schr Frank Howard ‘of ) Bath), Henderson, Para 21 Amsinck ‘Zz to Simon de Visser: vewsel to Gags, with rubber and nuts to L LE & Lo; vessel elie Bil Kine Bragdon, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit to 7 JMadge:; veusel to master. Cardenas 14 eters, Me ie Pacempert, Sor beanst to simape wibey, Fornanting 20 daz gare with Schr Adrian, Hunt, pogegee NC, 2 dap ih na aval stores to. ito clays esse! 18¢) Off: Hog Island: Edward Haines of Tremont Me: while farting "ne ‘fying i) felt overboagt and was irewned. ‘chr Luo! rel “et ue ‘ilming' S, with naval stores to E wall ? sat Bene ra i ton, Sieg Viraint chr fenton, co in ania. Schr Eva Holmes, VanCott, ft, rath pay sithee Darby, Virginia, ¥ Kindberg, Thomas, Alexandria for New Ha- ba ‘hr Howard Williams, Potter, Georastown, pe. Schr A H Howe, Newbury, Georgetown, pyreht MH Hurlbut, Grin, Georgetown, DG, for Kew javen, The bark Deoraum (of Liverpoo), MeLeod, from Shang. hae. which arrived 16th and anchored at the Southwest Spit, has been ordered to Montreal. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Glaucus, Walden, Hoston for New York, with mse and passengers, to H F Dim Sehr Ruth shaw, Shaw, New erea for ore Schr J H Young, Barrett, Providence for New Yor! Schr Fanny G Warner, Middletown for New York, ‘vith stone to order. Schr Allen Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for Rondout. Japt John, Hearse, Pawtucket for New York. amblin, Lewis, Fall River for New York. Hall, Coleman, Rockland forNew York, and road No 49, Ganay, New London for © Lyman, Hill, Norwalk for New York. Schr Artist, Forrester, Providence for New York. Schr Trimmer, Kendall, Northport tor New York. Schr Pavilion, Parker, Frankfort for New York, with ri F Wide: lumber to FD Waitin Schr Reading Philadelphia. Schr stone to Bridge e Co. Sehr ‘Gertrude, Brockway, Portland, Ct, for Newburg, with stone to order. Schr Ella Jane, Fox, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Yankee Boy, Houghton, New Haven for Philadel- phia. yiohr vesse Williamson, Corwin, Portsmouth for New Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Marthport for New York, Schr. woaroy) French: Vinalhaven for New York, with stone to Brid, age re Co. Schr Alfred L Howe, Ellis, Bangor for New York, with staves to order. pape Eliza J Raynor, Mitchell, Providence for New ror) Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portchester for New York. Schr Mall, Mead, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. Steamer Thetis, Gale, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST. Steamship Neptune, Raker, New York tor Boston. york. Union (Br), 'Newburn, New York for Cow Bay, Brig Lily (Br), Ryan, New York for Sydney, CB. Schr Evergreen (Br), Potter, New York tor Halifax, Schr Ocean Ranger. Whitney, Port Johnson for Saiem. Kehr Bellona, Meany, Rondout tor Providence. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fall River. Schr Carrie Spofford, Lewis, New York for Rockport. Sehr Mary Brockway, New York for Lynn. Hes: Port Johnson for Essex. ‘Campbell, New York for Hartford. n, New York for Providence. Schir Trott King, Bradford, Port Jounson for Kast Gaan- brid; Behr BEAsos: wae iipabetmport for Middletown. Sc ri; H Borden, Dodge, New York for Fall River. F Kindberg, Thomas, Alexandria for New donia, Sears, Elizabethport for New Haven, Schr Saml C Crocker, Lander, ‘Amboy for Taunton. Schr JB Alien, Davis, Philadelphia for Newport. Schr Transit, Rackett, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr Mary Ann, Allen Fort Johnson tor Jonesport Schr Flyaway, Enos, Hoboken for Providence. Schr 1B Morford, Sprague, New York for Providence, Schr A H Sawyer, New York for Boston. Schr Florence, Sackett, Haverstraw for Providence. Schr Robt ini Brooks, New York tor Fall River. Avery, Ryan. Baltimore for New Haven. Schr J Patne, eatin, Philadelphia for Boston. Schr Amos Briggs, Knapp, New York for Providence. Schr Jas Tilden, Haskell, New York for Boston Schr Neptune's Bride, Reardon, Hoboken tor Rewbury- Phe Hudson, Post, New York for Bangor. Schr Henry A Taber, Bowman, New York for New Bed- ford Schr D A Berry, BaUEDs pobeken for Providence, ‘ew Y Schr Gustie Wilson, Hoy’ York for Boston. enight Trastrum Dickens, "Mitchell, New York for West. ‘Sehr F F Randolph, Steelman, Elizabethport for Provi- Schr Tillie E, Chase, New York for Dighton. Sehr Sarah W Blake, Blake, Haverstraw for Fall River Schr Breeze, Bartow. Trenton for New Bedto Elwell, New York for Bangor. Bont Oastilian: Rowman, New York for alors Schr Francis Itatch, Fales, New York for Boston. Schr Electric Spark, Saunders, New York for Bridge- bat Behr Silas Brainard, Buell, Philadelphia for Portland, Schr B Franklin, Ruissell, New York tor Providence, Schr Texas, Sanger, Hoboken for New London, Schr AH H Hurlbut, Griffin, Georgetown, DO, ‘Schr “Little David, Blair, pale, for Newpert. Schr Nathl Holmes, Buell, Amb boy for Fall River, Scnr Helen P, Jones, Philadelphia for Pawtucket. Schr 8 H Graham, Jarvis, New York for Providence. Schr Hannan Brown, Sackett, Haverstraw for Provi- dence, for New den Sone Unele Joo, Smith, Rondont for Middletown, Schr Union, Mott, New York for Portland. eer ‘Anthony Burton, Johnson, Hoboken for Fall ve Schr E Flower, Nickerson, Hoboken for Norwich. Sehr Hf E Willman, Perry, New York for Millbridge. Schr Wm Donnelly, French, Philadelphia. for’ Faw: tucket. Schr Neptune, Locke, New York for Hartto Schr Saille Burton, Burley, Hoboken for Stamford. Schr Charlie Miller, Jones, Baltimore tor New Haven. Schr David Pea Sackett. New York for Greenwich, amer Galatea, Steamer Albatross, ‘Dav BELOW. Ship E W Stetson, from London April 30 (received a Bit Trom bout J W Elwell, No 7, June 15, in lata 15, lon York for Providence, jew York tor Providence. Steamships Lord Clive, Liverpool; Columbia, Havan: Virgo, Savannah; Wyanoke, Richinond ; shin Derby, Br irks Wi ido: Cadiz? Hoppet, London; Course Montevideo and Buenos Ayres; brigs Queen of the Fi Vigo ; Concezione, Constantinople. * Wind at sunset NW, light. Marine Disasters. Banx Fory, Loud, sailed from Port Spain May 29, for St Thomas, to stop a leak. Bank Jess1e GoopMan (Br), McKenzie, from Baltimore for Helfast, Ireland, with a cargo of corn, putinto Hailtax leaking, and will have to discharge to repa patch announcing her arrivai gives no par- Banx Aternea (Br), {rom Burrard Inlet for Shanghao (heture reported), put back to Victoria, VI, leaking having encountered a heavy gale April 18. She lost s Was badly strained, started’ stem, and was discharz! May 5, at Esquimalt. Brio. Gasenar, ©. ing from Boston for Cow turday evening last ered, on the Hth inst, ink, losing her fore topmast NRoneRt (B: and main Tanek-wastep Score E Styxtcxsox, Dinsmore, trom Philadelphia for Lynn, which was rin into off Beaver ‘Tarl, and afterwards put int on port side star carried awa her mainte Scre Sanan Porvis, Lyle, at Providence from Hoboken, reports on the 13th, four miles west by south from Point Judith, passed witliin 25 feet of what appeared to be the upper deck of a large steamer, painted white, with com- panion way attached complete. The deck’ plank peared to be about three inches thick. Scur Paros, ofand for Boston, from Hoboken with a cargo of 185 tons of coal, sprung’ a leak morning of 16th in the Race and subsequently put into New London, and ran aground near Fort Trumbull. She was soon after towed into Prentiss’ wharf by steamtug Burnside, where she has about two feet of water in her. A survey will be held. atter which she will probably discharge and go on railways for repairs, Sonn Fiona A Kixe, which was in collision with schr Daylighton Nantucket shoal will be towed. from Vines yard Haven to New Bedford tor repairs, Sener Exetine McLars, from Havana, before reported, put buck to Vineyard ffaven leaky, having struck on L'Hommedien Shoals, came off the marine railway 16th, and would commence reloading at once, Sener Mary E Vaw Cxear, from Brunswick, Ga, for Damariscotta, Me, at Vinevard Haven 16th, rerorts that on June 2, in iat 3450, lon 80 36, she took from a ratt, on Newport, had monkey Fail the mizzen shrouds on port side d side but one ; also which they had been tor 20 hours, Peter Pe- terson, of Missouri, mate; Wm Simmons, ot Sacksonyille, and. Robert. Wilson, ‘of Sor grew or the ‘Urig Blo, Grandes ot Booth Be: from Fernandina, which vessel foundered in a heavy; gale on the dist uit (as before reported). Capt MeLellan, of Booth Bay; Robert Mapsen, cook, and two of the crew were Jost. At the tine of the’ di lashed fo the rigging, and as the bri denly it was impossible to ave him Scnr Jonn Jounsox, at LRT oaEport, would be entirely discharged of her cargo (6th, On Saturday she was leak- ing about 900 strokes an hour, the leak gradually redi ing as her cargo was being taken out, She appears t have received a bad strain about her centre-boa: anor and probably her garboard may be started a ttle, Sonn Frrawt, Kelly, from par emea, ‘ans ey pasate phia 16th, lost toretopmast 1th in: Baxcon, June 16—8chr Onward p Mish My pass be- tween the steamer Cambridge (w hich was turning round) and another vessel op Saturday, and, coming in colli- sion, the schr lost part of her rail. Miscellaneous. We are indebted to purser Geo Rack, of the steamship Rising Star. from Aspinwall, for his attentions. Purser Jacobson, of the steamship Wilmivgton, from the Captain was rolled over sud- C= NEW YORK. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SUNE 18. 1873.—TRIPLE. SHEET. tons, con- 1xG Bar Seian of New Bedford, 4 eo 80: sold at ible auto at pemeeeie a re Fadia from between unc—The frame of another ship of about 1400 i re ae eters nd all bi ht good prices. ‘The entire sale will realize from between $200) ahd $3,800. is already up inthe yard of Jolin Cursjer, Jr, of Newburyport bs ie belng uilton contract parties im Newburyport and Boston. Launcnzp—Ship Victoria, before noticed, was success- tully iaunched trom the yard of John Currier, at New, uuryport, June 14. This fg Mr Currier 85th vessel. The new sehr Addie Jordan, built at ‘Sico, was launched 14th inst. she isa sel of about 30) tons, Owned by the taco Shipbuilding Company, and. to” Dé commanded by Capt Amos Leavitt. Notice to Mariners, The following communication was received by the Board of ‘Commissoners ot Pilots at the meeting held esterday :— * ‘os Umiran States Enciveen’s Orricr, New York, June 14, 1873, Grwtimuen—Your of the loth, ting that the shtp ole has touche muppposed tobe a Diamond eet in 21 feet water, Was duly re- ceived.| Diamond Reef has been left with the debris of last season’s blasting unremoved, through want of tii and money. The depth of wi ‘on this Coenties Reet isapt to vary with every harp aud to become fore itil debris of éac! is removed. hate: wi fore a) to ak vessels of dee: over these 8 ul official report of their removal has been ‘made, T valaciens the p ay have ganchuded: from the reports of menu the at share ig 21 feet upon Disinond ed Re been takin, veeesls, of fee raught over it, It so better be pop pee atonce, as the exact draught will not be known operations cease after removi ng Pe ioe ene Very respectfully, &c., &e., OW wrt Lieute nant Colonel, Engincers, : Brevet Major General. y ‘Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford June 15, oh ‘Wm Wilson Marion), Cluny; Atantic Ocean, 8¢ Catharines, Jan 3 Dominique April 21, with 35 bbls sp oil on boa home ont the ogee 200 bbis ap. Left at Bomfnase, bet » Boston, 300 bbls oll; schr Cohanne 1 Cl Bar! mit May 1, with pe) sp and 65 do wh cruise until June, but was preveiee by 10 of the cree coming down with scurvy, all were doing well i date. Expected to be at Cape Town in December, and w home the following July. Bark Hercules, Baker, of NB, was at Boden ated May 1. Was in the dry dock for repairs, a: be ready for sea in a tow days. Spoken. Richard German, from Bremen for Philadelphi: 40 0. lon 67 10 (oy plot boats W Elwell’ Notte Matador. trom Boston for Philadelphia, June 16, tisrinine, from Rotterdam for Philadelphia, June Shi June 4, Jat 07). 16, lat 39 36 (by pilot boat Fannie). Bark Victoria Perez, June 4, 1at28 25 lon 7 ante 8 jon 80 He i Ns Maracaibo for New York, "abaieincae iron Cuba for Boston, May 31, lat 21 Gardner, ern West Indies for Philadel- lat 21 41, fon 80 onner, {nin Begun, dor. Bostoe, Fane 16, re is pen (by pilot boat "charlotte ‘ebb, No 5). vde, trom Cienfuegos for New York, May 31, Sata al, ions) 45, Foreign Ports. Asrrxwart, June 5—Arrived, brigs Redowa, Salter, and 2.W Hunt, Hunt, New York; oth, schr J Taylor, Williains, joca del Sailed Ist, orig Lily (Br), Lawrence, Matanzas. Basse Terex, Guad, May iin port bark Florence, Mayo, for Bonaire, to sail Beruupa, June In mport brig T HA Pitt (Br), as tor New York, to sail ‘Annie a Gain, May ieeSatled, ship Reynard, Howes, nape, to finish Idg for Hampton Roads; 17th, bark ‘olelia, Flint, Tome; WG sehr Patton, Howes, Iquique} 26tD, ahip Keonori, “Grim, Macabh In May 23, ships Samuel Wat Filer from Car. aiff, Arrived 24th, disg; & 0 Blancha dy, trom do, arrived 26th, do;"John’ © Potter, McClure, from Liver: pool, arrived 23d, do; Heroina (Sal), Chisfen, from Puget oud, arrived Lith, Woe Pauling wie) Bal Sound’ and back ; Eldorado, English, hag do; Martha Bowker, Skolfeld, do; ark Tobey, do; O: Oasis, Randall, do: Isaac Riel Vouuge (hb May’ for Pugét Sound and back. Rose, » fheldon, wees a Chartered—Ship Tranquebar, Waterhouse, to load guano for Hampton Roads. Crenrurcos, June 4—Arrived, bark Chas Gumm (Br), EES Liverpool via Havana; brigs Clarabelle, Tracey, New York; Lizzie H Kimball, Lunt, Philadel: phin; oth, bark ‘Teresa (Br), Gibbs, New'York; brigs PM ae Barnard, Boston; 7th, “hehe Bray, New York; 8th, MA Berry, berry, Portiand. Shiled say brig RL) Hassell, Hodgdon, Philadelphia; schr Nellie Shaw, Cates, do: 4th. brig Lima, Hill, New Yorks 6th: bark Constance (ir), Hickisancde: CanpeNds, June 6-—Arrived, 'schr L W'Wheeler, Bow- man, Now ‘York; 7th. rigs Jone, Pettigrew: do; 10h, Mary M Francis, Francis, Havana. Sailed 6th, bark Magdalena, Griffin, north of Hatteras; brig Minnie’Miller, Leland, do: yth, schrs Hattie Turner, do: Louise A Orr, Orr, do: loth,’ bark Joshua Loring, Marshal, brig ‘Ahce (Br). Boston vit i, rel earaneton, al urgess, NO! of ayo aleared, ships Emerald Isle, Blanch- Asth HL Richardson, Anderson, do; 19th, J do. in port May 19, wane Pleiades, Chase: Star, Vianelio; Albert. Gallatin, Graves; Mary Emma, Pa (ree Field, all'ldg guano; bark Emi etna E, ‘June’ 4-Sailed, ship Alice M Minot, Lowell, huts! Sue Kona, June 15—Arrived, ship Pegasus (Br), Ellis, mn, Havawa, June 8—Arrived, steamshin Margaret. Baker, New Orleans; brigs Rhone’ (Br), Rol oberts St Jobin, NBs ith, Mary A Chase, Dolan, Portland Burns, Fronty, New Orleans; schr Emma Heather, Heather, Philadel- puis l4th, steamship City of Mexico, Sherwood, Ly ruz, to sail 8th tor New Yor! 1 16th, steamship Morro Castle, Morton, New Yor! Satied 7th, Rare eel mene. ents New York via Sagua bri hia; 8th, Mary M Haacis, retmoots’ aa ‘ardenas; Guada- loupe MOlex) Alcala, New Orl schr Five Sisters, Hooper, Baltimore; doth, brig Scotsman hn, Howell, Falmouth, E; schrs'E M "sawyer, Kelly, Boston; Helen Hastings (Br), Curtis, Cardenas; ‘lth, bark Ocean (Br), Simonsen, nas; brig: Joseph Clark, Stahl, north of a F La ene Hatirax, June 15—Arrived, steamship Ai in (Br), Ritchie, Baltimore for Liverpool ‘and sailed rite Put in 16th, bark Jessie Goodw in (Br), McKenzie, from Baltimore tor Beltast (see Disasters). Igvique, March 31—In port barks Charlotte A Litch- aaa Carver, for New York, lag; Charies hahl (Ger), tor 0.0. Sailed previous to March 51, barks Emma G Scammell (Br), Webber, New York: st Bernhard (Ger), for do. Pe Te ‘June 4—Arrived, ship Lake St Clair @r), ‘th, ste: ip Polynesian (Br), Brown, Que- lew Orleans. nat veierue Grace Bar, CB, June 6—Cleared, brig Sappho, Davidson, St Jag Moviuut, June 17—Arrived, steamship Caledonia (Br), Oyenstone, New York for Glisgow, Macant, Cleared. ships Orient, Robinson, sup- posed for 16th, Peru, Lorin In 14, ships Jeremiah Arrive Pr ieeenaon, Kennedy; ‘of NB, was at Sevcnette Tatands | port Louis Walshe Whites Andrew nson, —, and Oakland, Reed, ldg; bark Neversing, Barstow, do. Moxtevioro, May 12—Arrived, Dark Kathleen @r, Mockler, Savanna! Matanzas, June 6—Arrived, Maggie Vail Ge Campbell, eth) sehr hod Sgsmmmell (Br), Kennedy. Hughes, barie, Havana; ri Swan fcoabal Aspinwall, h, Haze, Key West Portland; John (Br), Haskell, 8t John, N Hooper, Salled 7th, bark James E iprett Grant, New Yor! W Dandrews aM Wiswell, Glover, Queenstown: 8th, Wilson, New’ Yor “aes Raumball, #0: oe eee barks Florence Mitchell, Coombs, Belfast; 10th, Philadeiphiat Sarah 8 Male. White, north or Hatteras. Montreat, June M4—Arrived. steamship St Patrick (Br) Stephens, Glascow. Cleared teamship Nyanza (Br) Fisher, London. Nortk Sypxzy, OB, June $—Arrived, ship Andrew Lov- itt (ir), Perry, Bremerhaven. Pars, May 27—In port schrs D MT Bisbee, Batone; Vic- tor. Nickerson: Silver Star, Smith, and Jesse Caril, Un- derhill, all for New York, Idg. Padua, May. %0—Artived, steamship Constitntion, Morse, San Francisco, eet, Sraus, May 29-Sailed, bark Fury, St Thomas, leaking. dn port May 90, schr Anita, Small, for Baltimore in 12 "Pont av Prince, June 5—In port bark . Murray, Jr, Pennington, tor Progreso, to load tor New York. PORT GREVILLE, NS, Jute l—Arrived, sche S. ¥ Chandler r}, Pettis, New York. URENSTOWN, June 16, 10:30 PM—Arrived, steamship City Ct (Br), Jones, New York for Liverpool (and proceede . Soutnametos, June 17—Arrived, steamship Kron Prinz Freidrich Wilhelm (Ger), Erdmann, New York for Bre- va, June 7—Arrived, schr Maggie Cain, Scull, New bark Venture (Br), Peters, Boston; brig ts, north of Hatteras, ay 2—Arrived, brig T H Haviland (Br), Bouton, New York. Sypxey, CB, May 20—Arrived, bark Kings County (Br), Mcleilan’, Londonderry, Arrived June 9, bark Pera (Br), Kinney, Bremerhavea. St Jony, NB, June 14—Arrived, brizs Bonito (Br), Kob- fnson, and Union 1 (Br), Tutts, Philadelphi; ‘Aino arrived 1ath, sehrs Ossto (Bt), Martin, Philadel- pha; Carrie Melvin (Bn), Baltimore Cleared lath, bark Amoy (Br), MeKenzie, Liverpool; i rig Teazer Ge. MoGregor, wana; sehr Emma G Shanks (Br), Munroe, Charles jled 17th, steamshi Darling (Br), Livernoot, Zane May ¥—Sailed, bark ohn 'Worster, Fi New Yor! gs American Ports. BOSTON, June 16—Arrived, sehrs Excelsior (Br), Savannah} Thomas, St Martings Agnes I Grace, Smalley, Armida’ Hall (of 1), Hall, Charieston; Sophia Kranz, Dyer, Aexanan Pauguasott, Wapies, vies: andria, Va; Louie F Smith, Brown, Georgewwn, D C; David Miller, Fletoher, Baltimore; 8 A Farnham, Farn: J H Moore, Hassett, Philadelphia. Fiske and Rescue. Cleared—Steamers Hecla (Br), Murphy, Liverpool; Glaucus, Bearse, New York; bark Howland, Tucker, Surinam; schrs’ Rugene Borda, Dukes, Jacksonville; Clara Ruitkin, Spiller, Rlehmond, Va. Also cleared, bark Canopus (Ger), Peters, Philadelphia, schrs Walter B Che: rown, Alexandria; Ella 1, Smith, Philadel yhia' Piymouth Rock. Parker, New York HA Ames, Endicott, Baltimore; M ite: art, Nickerson, Piiadeiphias Penawylvaniay Butler. a Mootwndge, © Gilbert Stanelif, Frayne, ape Ana, to load fcr Now yorth—Arrived steamer Leopard, Albertson, Philadel- phia; barks Boylestad (Nor), Aanonsen, London; Olut ou moreensen, Rotterdam. ALTIMORE, June 16—Arrived, schrs Kat J Ho: dgnokhs ron Forest, Oak, Parker, Now Hayeu; John Manson, Moston; C & N Rogers, Cubberty, New K emerson, Show, Gardiner, Modesty, Wi Rondout, Jos W Fish, River: George, Me; Su: sanna Woot oodiaan, and idaho, Orod rom, New York. jer Win Lawrence, Parker, Jr, via Nor- folk; barks npanero| (Br), Walker. Rio Janeiro; for orders; Express (Swed), Penis (nor), La Cork Petserson, Newry, 1: F Perrandello tab,” Tudaro, Bel: fasts Ire: "Hornet,” Hopkins, Norfolk brig isin, And Boston; ugenie i ae Ct Isis, Engenia na, Savannah. idk Gat Ship sir 1B Clenrady wore © 0 Bearse, Blairsdell, Vera Cruz: Lettie Wells, Frothey, Boston; 13th, Saran A Reed, Reed, Philadelphia. In port 18th, snip Pacific, Foss, for Mon} Mag dg; barks Ranger (iy (Br), Cox; Mary A M, Wright: Modesta Hare, Viking (Br), McAulay,; Na: wank (Br), ‘lanes John G Hal 1 (BP), Dn haan. a Eliza Quiton (Br), 0" ; brige d 1 Epping in: ry Pigas oeerees aie South Carolina, Beckett, New York: bark Nuestra ceor®, de la Lensede Oo) Gelats, Baree- Jona; schrs Lewis herman, Fooks, i River, 80; 8 V Ww WARN ‘iams, JucKeonvitlc. F fora June €=Arrived, schr May Morn, ¢, Por KS Fed i. Fliza (Rr), Clarke, Montevideo. ki inne MONROE, Vecgune eng Passed up to Nor. Seamer Bolivar, w Orleans tor Passed out—Ship Sirlas (Ger). Benjes, trom Balti- (or meKLL RIVER, dune 13—Arrived, sch TP Abell, Carr, Eli rt; ‘Cabinet, Westall, do; Jennie rs, Rogers, rstraw ; Henry Remsen, ‘nen Hoboken. Mun Arrived, sehr Welw, Packark, Newburg. el Bi row ll, Emerson, Georgetown; Adeline Hamiir Lew N York. sth—-arrived,” steamsr ‘Tuckahoe, Brown, Philadel- pais. ryh RaTON, June 10—Cleared, brig Gazelle, Call, New Arrived, brig John Wesley, Ford, New York. INDTANOL A dine % S—Cleared," chr” LA Van Bront, Tooker. Bra ofl Boa ine, June 17—Sailed, steamship Zodiac, LLBRIDGE, Me, June 12—Sailed, © Strout New York. eee: Oxon June 14—Arrived, schr Charles L Good- MYSTIC, Ct, Mich, n, Chase, EI Elizabethport. ved, sloop Commerce, Tyler, Rondout. Niw ORLEANS, June 12—Arrived, schr Mischief, Schr Eastern Queen, Conners, New NORFOLK June Arrived, schra Puisabet Whi Blake, New Yor Rose, Rose, do; Mary D Crammer, rner, NEW WibrorD, June 15—Railed, bark Minerva, Le- favor, Philadel id sche Hastings Chase, » New sh Arrive Vassar, Jr, Ke ', Pot kee} “4 EWPORT, June 14, PML rived.” "schrs rs Boston wisher, x, Albany for Boston; ityae, Oliver, South Amboy for ; Elizabeth, Murch, Hoboken for North Salem fad ‘a sailed 16th); Thos P Cooper, Sleeper, and Hy- Mall Rivor for Néw Vor; j Blgine wee do for do; Blackstone, Wicksou, Schre Wm McGee, Woodland, Fall River for Xe Yon Phil Sheridan, Murphy, Pe Providence for do; ~ rrived, schi Merriman, Babbitt, Roane) iH NG for Providence; George B Markle, Basho Providerce for New York; Hampton, Fletcter, Fa: iver, pitiied—Bonr Nettie Cushing, Jameson, New York for i—Arrived, schrs Hunter, Crane, bao xO; erie! Mowaltch, New York’ Penn) * joskin, for Go; Eddie T reat, Hodgdony Gardiner for do; James ech: ‘Bath fur Boye Ie ive pr ree Stone, \ Reading R H Norwich; J" ‘unvigham, ‘Hoboken for Boston (s06 ew ahi Jone 16—Arived. brig. Bllza Thompson, Bates, sob, re sehrs Willism MeCobb, Eillzal eth: do; OC Sadler, Drvade ee Burnes, ‘Trenton ati, 4 a op New Bruns: rhompiou, n, Disbrow, drangea, Baldwin, dence Ber Bune va apethport Port ry Ban Kora Yorks Heading iit No 44, rogers. do; Ya Yankee Boy, Hugh Sings ie Elizabeth. ort: FD Jerard, Davis do: John Hickie, Hultz, Port johnson; PF Bre foleman, Amboy; Golden ‘Rule, okens Jenme Land, Hel iew York; sloop Mary luzabeth, Hart do. leared—Schrs gharey "Woolsey, Parker, Baltimore; Vian Coggins, Poughkeepsie; R'A Forsyth, Hobbie, N rk. PASCAGOULA, Miss, June 10—In port schr P P Eaton, Poole., from Galveston, for Boston. PHILADELPHIA, June 16—Arrived, bark ‘Daphne (Nor), Drees Foston brig. Ellen Maria, itman, Hiavapas schrs Ruth HB: Collins, © i ost Flight, Kell; son, do}. Alten Gurney, ‘Gurgey Tith— Arrived, Le wet ortsmouth (ith inst lost’ foretopmas Nellie Lamper (new), nn; Magwie Ou ming, Smith, Cohasset; Anna a Nye ick, Richards, Rock- ort; George B Somes, Pray, John Farnum, Chase, ortiand ; OI Sliver Dyet, Faiker; Saco. Below, brig Myro: us, from Cieured--ehlp Rosignol (Br), Kelty, Antw bark AJ Pope (Ger), Secteldt, Stettin ; brig Mary M Williams (Br), Hanna, Now York: sohre *Adiuiral Steeliuan, Salen} Mar. Stockham, Cordery, Boston: Jas Allderdice, Rockhill, do; Fleetwing, Flanders, Newburyport; D 3 Siner, Hintley, Gloucester, EH Atwood, Atwood, Prov. wanes: Gov tirton, Phiney, Hosto mits, from New York. ir Avail, point, nies 14Arrived, schrs Abbie Pitman, ard, Baltimore (not as before H Gould, Nixon, rt ia, Veazie, Port Johnson; George and Enily, Hutchinson, New Yor! Cleared, bark mina Parker, Stanley, Buenos Rane brig Belle Prescott. Waterhouse, do. ‘Arrived—Brig Frank GFR port with, head gear gone): schrs Rich, Clark, from Rockport tor a South- Kate Walker, hy New York ENCE, June 16—-Arrived, schrs Hunter, Crane h S Harding, Smith Alexand Phtindelphi ‘ Ripple Monier, Feento it elphia é, Mosier, Trenton; well Elzabethports’ Eagle’ Chase, elizabeth Pawtucket; itz ‘and Rebecca, Price, Port James McCloskey: Skidmore, fo} Minquius, Heanoy, Francis rgeritts Allen, een, Marisor, do, Pawtucket; Levering, Corson, ‘Ann El Tu- ls, Bodine Silvie, Kondout: George F Brown, Gedney, for do} Amelia, Terry, do; Potter & Hooper, Bradbury” Haverstraw tor Pawtucket: Jacob Raymond, Brown, Ho, boken; Albert Phato, Bingham, do; Sarah Bruen, Austin iiucy Church, Ryder, Hoboken tor Pawtucket Anna B Jacobs, Jones, New York; Urbanna Allen, d Farren, Linsey, do; Elm ‘Gity, Kelley, do; Oregen, Wilson, Gleared—Schr 8 F Farnham, Brewster, Jacksonville. Sailed—Schrs Lemuel Hall, Grinnell, Georgetown, DC; P Bolce, Higbee, Philadelphia: ( Carrie ‘Penny, McGarvin, Verplack’s Point: John Stockham, Hi be Pointer, Thrasher; Thomas Morris, Dollivi ‘Thompson, Hull; Rate Lilly, Hutchins: Excelsior, Behs- dergrof, and Rattan, Farrell, New York. mth CukOND, June "14~ Arrived, schrs Farragut, Hart, foston 5 He bRARORGG Su ‘Tune’ $—Cleared, bark Haddington ant, Liver rived, ship p Annapolis Letournan, Baltimore. Arrived 17th, sieamship Rica, Honolulu, SAVANNAH, June I7—Arrived, steamships San Jacinto, Hazard, and Montgomery, Faireloth, New York; brig ‘alter Howes, do, Sailed—Steamship Leo, Dearborn. New York; brig Nellie Clifford, Schmidt, Santa Cruz; scars £cli Roundsree, doy Almon itd, Drinkwater, Richmgnd. SALE! lune 16—Arrived, schrs rrett, Philadelpite: Willard, Smith: ‘Python, EO Rommel, Risle pElizabetnport; P' ebe naa a and 1 on, Clark, a caited: tes Telgnion, . Letgton, Ellzabethport; schrs Elia Hodedott; Bi aint Babcock, and Elvie Davis, Westcott, Philadelphia; Mary Ann McCann, Ka- yannah: Laura Robinson, Robinsoi tattle A Butler, jaryland, Green, Southern ports, SRTONINGTON, June le-Attived, sche DE Willets, Smith, Port von! agon; John D Buckalew, Bell, New Bed- VINEYAI 16—Arrived, schrs Mary E acitie, ‘Ann 8 Brown, Port Johnson for do; Silver Heels, Portland; John D Griffen, New York George A_Pierce, New York for Salem; Farlane, Mair and Cranmer, Dearborn, Caroline You Mi: H Bent, all from Boston. . Milton, tor do; Julia A Crawford ai inversport tor do; John Boynton, achel 8 Miller, Beverly Hattie A iinet Salem for New Yi Portand for New York: Benjamin, Pembroke ior do May Day, Spruce Hend for do; Lottie, Boston for Balt move; Sophia Godirey, do for Alexat France: tery, Portiand for Wilmington, NC; “Alubama, Bangor for —— : John B Norris, Boston Sailed—Schr ETS J Van Cleat Bruuswick, Ga, for Dumariscott Hoboken for Boston Eiiza“Wilhams, ‘Elicabethport tor_do: Boston for for Danvers; Annie Moges MISCELLAN Eous. A —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, i DRAWING OF JUNE 10 (CLASS 905). ._Prize.\No._Peise.1.No. ._ Prive, No. Prise.| No. 18322, 2 00| 1928. *300 Ls. 1494 No. Prize, ec eeeeeeeeiies peaevesseas ste Z ED 3 sete e Sass Eee sees ss ssexescaeeeesesets eeeess cea nesters MISCELLANEOUS, Prise. Prise,|o. Pring Wo. Pruse.\Wo. 3 iead oe ROD fe OO. Ban ker, Ui Wall street bn 15. A —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, . DRAWING OF JUNE I 10 (CLASS 915), “Prise. 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