The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1873, Page 10

‘ana, if necessary, pay the depositors themselves then withdrawn. 10 THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPARY. aU LES Meeting of the Stockholders Last Night-The Capital Stock 6f the Company Improved Fiity per Cent—The Capital To Be Mado Good by the Stcckholders and the Company to Proceed with Business, Ameeting of the stockholders of the Brooklyn Company was held last night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, for the purpose of hearing the Feport of the directors and deciding as to whether wor not the affairs of the company should be wound up. The matter was pretty well discussed through- ‘out the day, and the conclusion arrived at was that at would be to the interest of all concerned to make good the capital of tye company and proceed at once with the business. The stockholders assembled in answer to the ‘wall about cight o'clock, | Mr. 8. B. CuITTENDEN valled the meeting to order, ‘and moved that Mr. Seymour L., Husted preside sover its deliberations, Mr. HusreD declined on the ground that he was a jtrustee, and, therefore, it would not look well Yor him to act as chairman, The call ior him to preside being unanimous, he ‘took ,the = chair, saying that he = did mot think it would be necessary for him to make sany detailed statement of tne atiairs of the com- jpavy. He believed every trustee faced this thing ‘with one feeling. Some of the stockholders might fr disposed to criticise the trustees of the bank. they were so disposed he could not whelp it. They were determined, however, lso stand by one another in this matter, \and in that way promote the harmony and interest ‘in the institution. It was the determination of the ‘trustees from the first to save every depositor. For the first three days they hardly knew where they stood. By the end of that time: they found they had some doubtful loans in the- insti- tution, and two or three of the parties to whom money had been loaned they were in doubt about. They met on Friday, the day vefore the suspension, and on examining into the affairs found, that they would not have money enough to carry them through the following day, and therefore they concluded to suspend, and he thought they took the wise course. They had met early this mornmg and until they came to the Senne, they had scarcely left their seats at the A stockholder thought it would be better for them ‘to hoid a private meeting. He noticed a number of the members of the press present and he was of the opinion that while these gentlemen. were in the room many of the stockholders would not feel dike expressing their views as freely as they would were they coniident their remarks would not be spread before the public, Mr. Bustep said that he thought the members of ‘the press should be allowed to remain. There was nothing now that shouid be private. Ex-Alderman BERGEN was of the same opinion. He said it would be better to have a public meet- ing. General CROOKE said by all means let the mem- bers ol the press remain, If not these gentlemen would rely upon thetr in inationstfor their re- Port and the mattcr might be misrepresented. ‘The objection to the reporters remaming was Judge McCue, one of the trustecs, read a state- ment, which was the same as that o1 the receiver's NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET, Shamrock weastir, NB, July 23—Arrived, ‘tracy Jane, | VINEYARD HAVEN, ns 4Arrived. brigs Clara THE EIGHTH WARD MURDER. a 2 msex in 6 1 W, spoke bark Sham! Phitadelpnie Ny sehr Mita unity te, REARS Aha Be Steamship Morro C: Morton, Havana July 31, with rave drag Sasa bark Nicolaas Witzen (Dutch) New York, for Hi ; sehrs Ann: , Sa" mdse and passengers to WP Clyde & Co. Dryvet a), New York (belore reporied | f0 atten j Ehulndelon, for do: of a Party Who Knows Too | Steamsmp San Jacinto, Hi ‘Savannah Aug 2, a“ th tor H ined Ceo do, for Helen A Amer, Ge orgeto’ aa with mdse end pamenaersto WM Garris, July 24—Arrived, steamship Arizona, Austin, . Weehaw ts for Newbu uch for His Own Good. Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, ‘Savannah Aug 2, with Iphia, tae a 1D ‘irginin, Charles Coburn, aged twenty-one, a fireman on | ™dse and jomoneese 2, as jen. Meaksacns. Clty Pant | 0 Stony Mawar. NS, July 22—Arrived, brig Potosi, Mich- ey 4 ose a: mt Thomas, 8 for Saco: ¥ v et board the tugboat Charles Allen, which is lying at | and’ Nort “i quine ‘nd passengers to ihe Old Do- | “Guksnsrowm. July 25—Arriveq, sbi’ Alexandra (rh oy Fork Carne mee Spattord, Boston, {uF the Atlantic Docks, in Brooklyn, went ashore about | "ijark Aibert Newnann (Gey), Eichmann, Hamburg ‘arrived vata 340 20 PM, atoamenipe city of Bristol Br) Fe reper pling brigs. Clara seven o'clock yesterday morning and bought @ pars with mdse to eee Ruger. i: tas 3 Tin yarees New Ade , 5 PM, Gaelic (Br), a : sey ne Br), et schrs one morning paper. Returning to the boat ne began | Anuicyp ior Moureal. irae tetas x spain | to rR ethane, steamship Prussian (Br), Dut- Mary ‘ih a Hupper, A ing the acco Favorite (of New Haven), Woodward, Port Spa 4 nid, Vesber, Teading the account of an unknown men belng | (tia) to tayn, with ugar to H rowhridges Arrived 2d, bark Germania (Port), Henrichsen, New |. Maracalb "euganio anda a Cravwio beaten to deatn the night previous in the Eighth ; Brig Hail Coluinbia (of Mystic}, Brereton, © ‘ es pi ucgog Yor! ro Saas das suanin palace tm yor marry seta 4 yet snd Anima, Souter, Nem ’ Ward of this city. When done reading he proceeded | {oc tn ump to Broom Aiiecn or weer York. RAY Axpukan, July 13—In port Berle Taw, Honrletis ‘Artany: for Boston Frances Hatch, Port John- to comment upon the affair in @ manner that Brig John Wein) iT (of hailedelphia), Wepslow athe an, pe jew York, Idg; Resolute, Ricketts, for Balti- | 82. {0% UM Mariel. % at once indicated that he must have been present, | Tien 1 days, with suzur to Chas Luling & Co: ves: 3 oias, July barra bark Wester Sea, Han. | »@t ABHEN, AU. A -Arrized, Tapia B Ives, van Zandt ol wi ith, bri ar ton, Buenos Ayres ‘ . : or at all events knew something of the particulars | | Sehr oe Homo, Kent, Corpus Christi 20 days so: Haion, eth, bigs Mary Gibbs, Upton, Buence Ayres; Mary it Mittin, Ferris, Hoboken HF iy Blokes: New olthe murder. An officer was standing near at Sehr Jessie Elizabeth, Brower, ©! parieston 6 4s; a, with | for Fivernool, 3a ) 5 2 By senr Bouquei, Barrett, Orcbilta ore. cine Zoeme ianhoe. Dapeee, © 4 224, brige Nadarege (Br), Jones, Trinidad: Chas A Hoard 0 ri yeast! tot i pears erciaasel Dercnantor beads ‘ Ly Es awards, ert: © Sialenton 7 Gages, with ae ia arth i oa sa, Seen? tent, dda MISCKLLANEOUS, val stores to order; vessel 4 one it to the Third Sehr John, Willi Wirminyton, xo days, with fied 16th, sehr Peerlena, Pat Patras from Baltimore. ‘ presiiee wating ‘house aud reported the ‘ireum- | naval siores fo Murchison & Co: wessel to Ba powell, ha ng been rn wo weeks in Raat for Rico cota | | —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, stance to Captain Ferry. ‘The Captain at once | Schr Joan Ht herd, Co VY toload tor Baltinore;’ Ihe Dark Prindsesse, Alexandra, | OFFICIAL DRAWING OF JULY 2% pashchoanjeuel He was fo! fund fall iat mond, of M New Jersey, ersity cussion Was the resolutic jocration jand already published, except that the farmer ‘showed that over $1,200,000 in money is in the com- | pany’s safe at the present time and the bills receivable are reduced from $1,700,000 to $1,000,000. | The Judge said that all theisecurities were good, and among these indebted to the bank there was not a trustee. Not one was in debt to the bank either directly or indirectly, Upon @ careful examination they found that the capital stock twas not impaired over fifty per cent, ‘He then referred to the Georgia State bonds, on which they had loaned $150,000 upon $200,000 and Bome Other securities which they could not realize ‘on, and on which they would suifer a loss, It was for the stockholders to say whether in their igment they would go on. The affairs the institution were in a much better condition than they supposed. Mr. Rodman’s eoverdrait of $34,000 was secured by orders for bonds to the amount of $39,000 on the Willlumantic Railroad. Two years ago tuis Summer, he said, a Yorged draft for $36,000 was passed upon them; but they had collected $30,000, and they held stock in a sewing machine company for the balance. He had, -he remarkea, given his undivided attention to the affairs of the Cat le and was familiar with all the details. was ready to answer apy questions which the stockholders might put to niin. It woulu be better for the stockhold- ers to come forward, make the capital good and on With the busitiess at once. The Board of ‘rustees were ready to tender their resignation if At was deemed advisabic fer them to do so, « Mr. BARNES thought that the investigation should have first been made by the directors. If the in- | suututionjwas in a position to proceed with the Dusiness it should be done promptly, for some of the smail depositors in the bank had suffered a great inconventence. Mr. J. B. Chittenden said he was in the country at the time of the unfortunate aifair, and had only re- turned yesterday. It was not his mtention to be present at the meeting, for he thought nothing could save them, bat now he thought differently. Every man who tived in Brooxiyn and cared for Brooklyn was interested in seeing this com- | aed reconstrv . In one week its credit | ight be restored and the institution put |) ¢ upon its feet aguiu. ‘There were no better men in ne than those im this board, | It was impossi}ic for them to protect the bank when the ent and Sect wrong, and the stockholders had every confidence | fn their ofticers; and {ithe directors were allowed | toresign, then there was a line drawn which | seemed to reflect upon somebody. report was not such as he would have mad © Was satis- fied, and they should now make arrangements | to go before the people to-morrow, pledging the de- positors that they shouid have their money. Most | Of them were satisiied that they had nothing to risk. retary combined to do with a committee of five of the trust for the purpose of calling upon the stuckholders tor what- | ever assessment Was necessary. ‘There were three | vacancies 11 tue Board of Trustees, which should be filled up. |B Judge KEYNOLDS asked What would be the charges | of the receiverstiip ? Mr. CHAUNCY said as yet it had not cost the com pany anything, Kor the future he could not say. Those who knew him knew that Le would not take | advantage of iis situation. Judge MCCUE said they felt safe in leaving that | matter with Mr. Chauncy General booker said lie had been struck by this kind of lightning for this jast two or three Sum- mers, and ip regard to the sentiment outside knew protiy well what it was, ‘They ‘were fretting aud groneing instead of :aking the matter in hand and pushing ahead, They should bury the dead horse and look alter the itve one. Ifthey allowed the bank to go into bu nani? all they Would get out of it) would the fragments, and the garcasa would go to the Courts. It was not an un- heard of thing lor @ benk to burst op, but in this dustance they should not let it go under, He was ready to double his stock if necessary to Start Agam at onc Judge McCur was of the same sentiment. The stockholders finally resolved to pay fifty per @ent on vicir stock when catied for if the directors can procupe Money enough to pay all the depos- tors and opeu the bank jor business on Saturday morning. ‘Phe meeting then adjourned, RATLROAD COMBINATIONS, H The Pennsylvania Central Exiending to Halitax—A Dirt Road from New York to Nova Scoua, Bosvon, August 5, 1 Oue of the most Important railroad combinuty of the period is to be consummated in a tew days, resulting in a direct line, under a single manage- | ment, between Halifax, Boston, New York and ail | the principal American cities of the South ana | West, Tue Pennsylvania Centra: the chief figurehead in the movement, and ail the iuterven- | ing roads between Boston and Halifax are to be | jluwed up by that giant corpur D. party of railroad officials interested combination left here this morning on @ tour of inspection of te ine, and their } journcy will not end this side of Halifax or Prince | Edward's isiand, ‘The party incladed the directors | of the Eastern Raiiroad, some of the directors of the Pennsylvania Central Rairond and others, 1 the route they will be joined by directors of then aine Central satel and the whole party main ip Bangor to- “Somorrow moruing they ‘will start for St, Jobn, over tle Kuropean and North Ameri Railway, the oficers of which will accompany them, and from thence they will extend their trip the fol- lowing day to HaliiaX, via the kuropeau and North American Ratiway god the Nova Scotia Ratlway. The object of tue tour 1s partly one of ovservation, oo to this will be added the Consummation of the posed consoldation of the Rastern Maine Cen- frat ana Enropean aud North American roads by the kigniug of the coutracts between them. The presence of the Pennsylvania Cenirai people is significant, from the iact that they are large owners ib (he European and North American road, A large ip sovhe | College, is with the Department of Higher Instruc- BELOW. wPORT, Aug 4—Arrived, schrs Melita (Br), Win- Mov geet on & national university. Among pow nig jer, Cockhut iu itu TL i Pangaans, gases the distinguished men present arc President ° 2 ella Jane, Allen, New York; Emily, Andrew D- Whise, of Cornell; President Van Kens. | 2! Bevenue Gr), MeGowan, from London June 21, EULA eT Me eat Hill, Por (ero | selaer, of Geneva; Professor Boyd, of Geneva; Mr. SAILED. Berry, New York barks Belle Isle, Liverpool; Foam, St | Wiliam G. Louisiana, and Mr. Dr. James at the Opera Association, President eulogy on the late Dr. McGuifey, of Virginia, PHILADELPHIA STREET CASUALTIES, (Br) e 5 w W, m Eugene Ryan was run over and killed by a truck alata ahead inet er ie Trenton: ‘Thomas’ Morris: Dollivers Marietta at the corner of Eighth and Thompson streets at Hallock; Willard, Smith, and JH Youmans, four o’¢lock James Francis was ground to death by the wheels ot a horse ca! the scene of Alman ; so - = 7 Bria MB Nickerson (of Parrsboro), Kirkpatrick, from VESTON marry 1, schrs Josephine, Giles,, Boston for Cow Bay, Went ashere ‘on the outer Bald | : Annie G Webber. Olde, Tuxpan. «| Tesket Island on Sunday might, $d inst, wind SW and very teamship 1C Harcis, Brown, Hav th he brig struck quite he ir being low SONVILLES July Skcarrived. hebts: Atiavelia a " a heavy sea on at the time: Captain K thinks | Maldox. New Yor He Dy Loud. Holbrook do, ™ she may probabl be floated off should the weather re- ‘leared vaton, New York: ac for New York—-This Day. main calm and proper assistance be obtained. Russell, Neha atley, Portland, Conn, Soe cur ForteNe (of Ellsworth), from Elizabethport for |, KEY Arrived, schrs Ebenezer (Br), SUN AND MOON, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM Steamers. ordered Coburn’s arrest, and when he had been se- cured, telegraphed to Captain Williamy of the devoted to specific educational purposes?” who made a very strong speech, the point of which Was that the government should be careiu! itst the The following named took part in the discus- sion:—Mr. Frank Hall, number of years in Japan during the trouble there; Jolin Hancock, of Ohi Washington, D. U fi This aiternoon (ham, Verdon, Aresibo to load molasses Schr Enoch Moore, Delaware Deskwatants for o1 ers 22d, Schr Golden Rule, Wilson, New York for Bridgeport Ford, ze ir Daniel Webster, Packer, Elizabethport for Provi- r Timothy Field, Leland New York for Boston. hr Minerva, Brightman, Elizabethport for Fall River. chr SL Thompson, Hull, Rondout tor Providence. chr Frederick Hall, Canfield, Rondout for Wood's 5t ri Leopard, Albertson, Philadelphia ; brig Tuthill, Rio Janciro; Volante (Arg ter, Also arrived oth, bark Kate W brigs Two Marys. Mary Baker, St Domiago, BRUNSWI Ga, Juty 26—Sailed, Upton, New Nor t'Yreka, Tabbut boi midt, Buenos Prim, New York Aug 1, GL Bradley. liowed by Dr. MeKosh, of New Jersey, Schr Margaret Kennedy, Hoboken for Bric w York. 0 the hands of the reactionary party. schrs J New Have of this city, who spent a Professor Charles Ham- assachusetts; Professor Atherton, of end Professor W. B. Wedg. wood, of . O., the e Chancellor of the new in that city. The subject under dis- laid upon the table to come up under om, hens, New York for Hartford. , Chipman, do. Port Johnson for Taunton. . Caswell, New York for Narragansett Nash, New York for Boston. » Hodgedon, New York for Well Arrived, schr Satilla, Rivers, Satilla River. 4th—Sailed. aoe Orizon, Fletcher, Newark; Harr! Terretl, New Y. n E Nas! te F Pre Philadelphia, Sailed—Sclir Lucy Church, Ryder, New Yora. 8d—Sailed, schr GC Morris, Morris, Alexander. lect Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York tor Providence. the tour departments of the meet. President Eliot, of Harvard Brown, Superintendent of Schools of Jagso de Cuba. i. A. Calkins, of New York city. ‘. | 8 MONROR, Aug 5—Passed in for Baltimore, MeCosh spoke very ably this evening | ,,Steamships Hakon Adelstein (Nor), Ldndon; G fe barks Anna. trom Shgo; Palestina, from Sagua; Em- Bodner baritnithe MAHOAKL BAncrion Funeh (Belx), Antwerp: Ormesby (Br), Bristol; Ris predora, from Furope. h se, be: Natio Educa tio} » Aspinwall; Wilmingcon, Havana: Rapidan, Passed out—Ship Dagmar, for Queenstown ; bark Mary. upon upper schools. Keed, of Missouri, Wasie Well, ior Sacua’ anoke,” Richmond s a rior (Swed), Stetth barks Maytlon tony Nuova Bacrera, (Spr Vigor Oharlone, Gendle. (ith, Rotterdam ; Galveston (Br), Richmond ; Kalin (Br), New= fahrwasser: belgs Lewis ly Squires, ‘Trieste; Sophem Pictou, NS; Nellie, St Croix; Raven, Cardenas: urabellc, Aricana: schre Annie Rivers, Port au Platte; Annie Freéiman, st Kitts; Lottie, Havana, Fanita, Putadelphin: | tor cork: brigs Remanc Leona, tor it S, In the Roade—Schre Gerent, from Richmond for 8: Id, Fleetwing, tonite Bose, An ‘ob Birdsall, bound north. f more. pronounced an ridg- Bod ME Leighton, for West Indies; PHILADELPHIA, August 5, 1873. i, schrs Varies "Price. Philadelphia Sel ith "LN Lor Marine Disasters. Bare Ava (Ger), trom Wilmin this a:ternoon, and an hour afterwards NC, for Rotterdam, ‘iting on the Wreck nd nas since ug 1 and is ree Shoals, some 8 oF 9m been undergoing re now reudy to take in her earwo. r of the Tenth street line, not far trom Ryan’s death. Carson. New Yor! Lowe, Abaco HIGH WATER, July ortland, With a cargo of 180 fons of coal, went ashore ; Hornet (Bp, Albuty, Nassat 30th Arrived 5 01] Gov. Island...morn 6 19 | July 30, at2 AM, ina fog, on a rocky point near Bidd ae b 710 | Sandy Hook..inorn 6 34 | ford Pool, Me. and partially sunk, with bow high out of | Siled tor Havana). Sarah Hall, Filer, Pensacola. | 211| Hell Gate....:morn 8 04 er. Ter cargo Waxsold to T Goldthwaite, Jr, tor $68, | aatanicass, Rate Stomaie ale, Mattos bapa who will probably make a good “spec” out of itif he oe D wii, nae bog jaig, Tampa; 28th, CEAN STEAME t it out before an easterly — breaks the veesel up, pane fS L tiiived.oateemubin havack OCEAN STEAMERS. Hr mon receecenee® ont se te denier am Below, sehr Constance, Otterson, NEW YORK von THE | _ Sci Kare & Many, Coggewell, from Pawtucket. for * Caledonian pool: Mississippi, Crowell, New Yor! 4th—Arrived, steamshin'Cortes, Kemble, New York. Rondout, in ballast, put into New London PM Ist inst for repairs, having stri in Fisher's Isiand Sound same day, staving hole in her bottom. MONTH OF AUGU | Sante” Destination. Manhattan, Thuringia. Ville du Hi Balti Thaly City of Paris. Custaa Rhein... vomit Cus Ha sa... | are | ‘A committee of five should be appointed to act | City ot New York) Angtia.. Georvia Scotia ... the kastern management are tly interested in the New York and New rmerly the Boston, Hart ford and Erie Kailroad. rough tains hetween Haiifax, Bostao ond Yous Wik be run al ag early day, y eared ‘s i % pavsepgers th, Bowman, Ps G Smack J D Larnam, of Noank, was towed into 5 Phitadetptx ; Thomas B St 2 di of her cargo saved Key West, vuly Morris,-- De is for New York; Edgartown for do B Jones, Hand )—Steamship City of Austin, Eldridge, from Galveston, reports, while coming by Morgan's K h J Miller, Reed, Wood's Hole for ‘Som : |ly Broadway. rset tor do seamsiin caine up and reporte oat started to her assistancy other sail followed. [Prot 1 Havana for Falmouth, graph trom Key West.) Lake CHartr lalveston to fit four o ab Bremen Bowling Green Liverpool... Liverpool Glasgow... Bremen Hambu | Londen :|Liverpool.. Liverpool .|Liverpoot schr BD Pitts. Williams, Hoboken. he tact, when the pilot | tly suiterwards sev- bly bark Tonsberg (Nor), since reported by tele: a. hound vessels. Isaac. thy do. NEW HAVE Schr Coquette, bound from capsized’ Friday morn- Js, about 15 miles off and crew were schrs Helen Morga 4— Arrives Brooks, ‘Fone Mary Tice, Chevalier, in 4 Bowling Green | 1 69 Broaaway, Liverpool. nal, Sullerlo, Elizabethort. ved, steamships Olytapus (Br), Gill, Liverpool; n Bergen, ew Atliatne, Hale, Fayal; Obracoa; Navarino, Cienfuegos; schr op, 28H y rig Walthat urs SPP Hall, © hipranay New nan, yk ‘Aug 2—Sailed, schf Benjamin Reed, Philadel- Histol, Aug 2--Arrived, schr L 4 Hamlin, Velsor, EH King, Brag- Elizabethport; Pennsylvania, Butler, South Am: vell, Chase, and 1 H'Borden, Dodge, New Arrived, schr Ann E Stevens, Montgomery, Phila- as schrs Mary uriees Newlove, Philadel phia; 1d w, Punta Rosa (and ani Pearse, Liver- BEDFOLD, Aug 3—Arrived, schrs Richard Law, jort 2d inst, dismasted, having been rua into by an- | Johnson bell, fron ied Francis, Win- Other vessel in a log at sea. . xf chester, Rew Yorks Rimes, Handy, Port Jehnson. | ‘During the storm of Inst week the wreck of bark Ce- | dit Arrived, sehr Copia, Woxt, Weehawken. | leste Clark was completely covered up with sand. Sehr ORT, Aug 2, P ‘led. “schrs Henry Cast- ridge arrived at Boston Aug 4 with the balance | og Dupont,’ New York for an Kastern port; Monna, cilsha Tr Smith, Baker, Silas Brainerd, 1, 160 Broadway. this morning, a bark standing on the wind, heading in Boyle, Smith, Fall Broadway. shor 1 too far, and brought up on the east end of Philadelphia; Bowling Green | the Key set her signals, but was too far in, The | sluop Cito, Chase, Providence for New York. Sd, ath, ars Arrived, schr Mary A Grier, Fleming, Belie- ¥ wi OH, Aug 4—Arrived, scnrs Cornelius, Hoboken; (Br), 100 ‘08 picked up by s¢ ight to Ci aieew Howling Green Base hugs. nea sanity orless." | ,,Cleared—Schirs Modesty. Weaver, New. York: RH Glamor Miseelanco Te Lynas vT Morgan, Morgan, doz Mary Livern Purser R W Kennedy, of steamship Morro Castle, from | Mee. Runh Owens, Simpson, do; -| Glasgow. | Havana, has our thanks fox promptly forwarding our files | * Sth—Arrved, brig Zerhin Winters, Turks ‘sland; schrs Liverpoo and di ss A. Heate Baltimore; Progress, Van Vaikingburg. let, or jali- ‘an- nie ort HEED do} IN PRIZES, $10,000, | No. Price Xa, ioe 2032... 8200, 8. $100 Yo. Prise.'No. Prise No. Prise.\No. Prise.| No. Kighth precinct, to send over for him, Captain Passed Through Hell Gate. Epon, San Juan, PR, to sugar 6.9900) 9... 9800/1316... 69a 1774. $800 239 ais. bee wen over ane pith, Col a BOUND SOUTH. fee Ve casey jazarene (Br), Jones, Humacoa, to load Te sald a) whom he took te the mee str Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New London for New | 5, Jul ‘5468. | 300] 122865. 300] 17983. .-|300}23979... ..300 Station house and there questioned him | york with indse and pagsenzera, Busenie (a Peecrsiled paris Zalerting (in) Ford,'and ‘5022, 800] 1:2900: 100000] 17964; | 00] 2442. = 2500 closely as (o is knowledge of the murder. Brig) Leighton, Leighton, Little Glace Bay via EI OED NB, Aug 2—Arrivea, snip) Baltic (Nor), Torsen, 22 B00]12315... 800128000, . . .300]24055.. . 300 The prisoner hesitated at Orst, but finally admitted | yard ied New York, 31 days, with coal to Bir iz «+ «B00 12346, ., B00) IBIOS, . . .300 24052. 1 that he was present when the barkeeper was beat- | Perkins & Job. ‘Clourea Lit, thine Victoria, Atwood, ‘and | Edward 2300 | 12857 °° "300} 18198": “Soul aatog, ‘Selir Decora, Thompson, St George, NB, for New York. | O'Brien, Liverpool: bark TJ Southard, Farnsworth, 6789... 300) L267" “Su0] 19201. 26132... 300 ing the stranger, He sald the stranger retreated | ye days with split to Snow & Richardso! Bristol ; scr Writ Maller Crowley, New ¥ ualetaies 6827. | 300] 12872" °* '300] 18205. “S00| 241: 500 towards the door when the barkeeper was clubbing Sclir Garlana, yy, Musquash via Vineyard Haven “Allo bleared Si ache canal elect” Philadel- 3 a “300] Hes “300/24 1 300 him, and that when near the entrance the to men for New York, isd dae with spiling to Jamies Murray & | pita, 5 , =} Ee Bh Bolsa: ‘ae cna cach cuit, deperae aHEl CS. | eye ue Woe Wau, vr, Cleglafor Sow | wg SAS{CM A Arive oe Ds Rx Sn ae Sele sali Sa a barkeeper on top, Coburn further stated that as oralisht, Alten, Calais MTR eTOR” with tu. walle ‘4, brig Ambrose Light, Higgine, New York. CON... CHS... a oD soon as the men tell he stepped and separated pon. Clapp & c bari ames: isganc. (or New oer a0 L2ov. 800] BARD, .._900| 24408, , 300 them, after which the stranger left, walking up the ériat sitchien, Boston for Rort,Johnson. Sar amore ap eeanne Latins Sao. 300112608. S00] LA. OL AAL- 10 stre ‘awtucl lor New Yor! th 6232. .: (300) 12616, . ° 300; . «80012 a So much for what Coburn says; but, unfortun- | Sehr Natazascar, “Adams, Providence Yor New York, Rew Vonk doy Annie M'Knigue Edevean tor do, dos gare... anf aes: 300 Toei. “300 aka. .200 ately for him, another witness comes jorward and Schr AJ Miller, Reed, Wood's Hote tor New York. Alice riton, Jewett, for nortn of. Hatteras, 40. x on $0 ane 00 he] “S00 ae 300 says he saw Coburn scuflling with the stranger on | <cur Kenduskeag, Wells, Providence for New York. GI TARMER, SUBS: OT Arar ves DaES Desi alte Poe 12037... $00} '300]24737.. 300 the sidewalk, and that the latter was thrown | | Schr Magnet, Shulee for New York, with spiles to Snow | “tn port.july 2, ships Norway, for sale: Roswell Sprague 55 124 Ine 24730. B00 with great violence to the pavement. & Richardson. Sawyer. from Fortiand, Q, for Queenstown, about repair: 433... .50041: ers. 24790... - 800 gie Young, of 101 Greene street, 13 detained | Schr 8 C Smith, Keen, Providence for New York. ing; Charmer, Lucas, tor Iquique, to load. for Liverpool 6435, fro seat le oo Re | asa witness, ‘Sno says that the murdered man yOiar Hiazle Raymond, Lord, East Greenwicit for New | cat &s oa; Hanne, Teck. lop Tautiqae and: Liverpool, S1GL. SOO] 13873. SMO] ITB. <BR. 309 ith her in her room the greater part of the ready to sai remier Merrithew, disg; Governor ae t eae ee day; that they went out together towards even. | Slt Delpht, Allen, Newnort for New Yor don, Kenney, fo load nitrate at Tdmiau (| tothe United ab. 19 Sousa, Soa 303 deg eae rey Meat eter tneran overskire and | sche das W, Boyle, Smith, Fall River for New York. Kingdom £3 12s 6d, if to the Continent £3 17 6d) bark P G13... 0] LARGE. .. SOO! HRMS... SORIORT. B00 several other articles, ‘aud that he sald he was | Scur J's pee clues Ober Providence for New eer ryman, Young, Loy He ge dag Starkey ; 8. al taord SOUL Bony. Oy 989000 from Fall River, but ‘did not disclose his name. | York. : x United ‘Kingdom or Contin Thitrate at Aquiive for, the (6643, | * [300] 15091: : ‘Sou toes: '300| 25858. : | '300 She saw the Oght, but was too much under the in- | Sclir Wm, Boardman, Providence for New York. plas, Ringdem tan Don nen) uarbure exces need) ime 8. uo La SEO. SaaS. 1 1» Ses fo ‘ork. . 3173 4 fluence of liquor to remember anything of it. Schr Mary E Pearsall, Donovan, Boston for New York. American Ports. . SOU|ASIT? 19075... {300128497,. 1800 —-—~ — Schr J Terry, Marcus,’ Providence for Rondout. BOSTON, Ang 4—Arrived, bark Sicilian, Percival, 6751... 800) 13200, 19200. 25648... 809 THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, | Schr § Applegate, pane New London for a York. | Ch harleston, 0, vis ‘Vineyard, Haven, ‘and Wei Wi a oreo Sool saan... 1903 0 ass 9 estine, Cole, S for New Y¢ ‘M outh a 5 ). “ 2 ore 7 Schr E & I Oakley, Newman Pawtueket for New York, | Alexandria; Charles # Paige, Haley, Gegresowa, D 6812"; “00] 3275. 0854. - | 00} 25688, ::|300 Eira, N. Y., August 5, 1873, f N. Y., August 5, 1873, Sehr Jennie Rogers, Rogers, Fall Rivor for New York. "| BloSherman, Allen, Baltimore; Addie W alto ‘nich! 6821. ° | [300] 18292. 191 300].5.398.. - 300 The National Fducational Association met this Schr Es Smith, Baker, Edgartown for New York. Philadelphia; Mary E Smith, Green, gor Sarah Shubert, 6812... .300]| 18341. . . .300} 3091 0 SO morning in this city. About one thousand dete- | youn” “@"Y Aun McCann, Cavanaugh, Salem for New Fragen des aan rea Johnson? Mary John’ Gea: Sup| sea anol eh. 30) : re Sehr W Middleton, Nic! |, Crash; oH 1 1 i i 800! aH gatos and members are present and nearly every | yaiihF Geo W Middleton, Nickerson, Providence for New | fon, Cnaby, dos ti Macomber Higgins, tos, Ringe foes: oo) bare nares ase. State in the Union is represented. The proceed- Soir Gatarte, pragas, Erovidence for New York. 4 gene Faust, mae BOs a eats Pin Kew 7083... ie edb} le} 300 Schr } Pre: re, Shei we e wlow—One rig ane schrs, inward ings this morning were full of interest. The asso- | y, retlmore, Bherman, Frovidence for New | joing, also below, at auchor in the Roads, brig Mary © 13484: <1 300, 19622. 300) 25953, ciation was welcomed to the city by the Mayor, Mr. Ee ir Cabinet, Jones. Now ny Haven for New York. moped inane from Bath for Philadelphia (up- 13584. aa ieee a Peak 4 . a ali oetor 3 istress K ep Luther Caldwell, in a brief buy brilliant speech,’| mdseand passengers wenee TOF New York, with | Perel red —steaniers Siberia (Br), Harrison, Liverpool; ‘soo}ro739,‘Soufeoig5. and Mr. George M. Diven, President of the Board BOUND RAST. hs Vener aK: markets sehea Pioneer, Lothrop, 0 art, i] Re z as ST. son, ane ri ‘ i OD, 4 15 $00/26170; of Education. President B. P. Northrup responded Steamship Wamsutta. Fisn, New York for New Bedford. | Philadelphia;!Gen Sheridan, Stewart, New York; A Tir: 300) 19828, 26257. in a graceful manner, Schr Mocking Bird (Br), Ralston, New York for St John, | relh, Atwood, Vinathaven, to load for Now York; Jose- BUD, 19836. 26431, The question then to be discussed was very hand- | NB. + phine G Collyer, Lew! Uncasville, Coffin, d '300] 19885. 26460; somely introduced by Mr. Edward Shippen, of chr Josephine, Cleveland, Elizabethport for Fall aieo cleared—Brig Elizabeth (Br), Blagdon, 9973. 26436. Philadelphia—“Ought the Chinese and Japanese | MS" o..u; chamberlain, Adams, Eltzabethport for PATE NRaL Mey. saRFEocfou, seonunnnds Fay Bt 7 peng mdemnities to be refunded unconditionally or be | pall Kive ieee eo ye Brig William Welsh. eat. ; BEEEEERRECEESSESEEER EES EZEEEESEEEE eeeeeezet $5,000, 100 Ww Hamourie Onn Vessers—some time since we noticed an old ship te roth: |Liverpool.. built in The. parazraph w al by & ship i anu Barger J.B. MARTINEZ & CO., Bankers, [Livernoot owner of Boston, who wriles to ( néain ‘Daniel Knight ot FA i. aeteds BilD Al. | _ Post office box 4,685. 10 Wail street, New York. _ ;.|Liverpoot..|69 Broadway, — | this city that he has two vessels, both bitilt in Newbury. i, Alexander Walparaiscy, "bark ‘Milab, Snow, San | —— ° Se eae {|Liverbool.. 4 Bowling Green der than that which we mentioned. < h SHOW, £ “ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Havre. ...:lieBrontway | | the eenip Milo. now loading in Philadelphia tor ACOLA, Aug. I—Arriv Pes, Rateon.. smith, ° em :!] Bremen. owlingGreen | Hamburg, buil phen Glover, © > r My ext PIC! 3 iStangow*fetrondwave | Nilo wasted late to aphen Gloves ene Bee ute, Chelsea, St Marys (Texas); La: | “OFFICIAL DRAWING OF JULY 29, 1873 (CLASS 908). other isthe brig Ma a, customer ate New chrsJolin Hird, Smith, Boston ; Vernal Cook, Hei Pa Noo, Pele i Prise, it. i 38 PORT OF peda! YORK, hh 5, 18 LPHTA, Aug 4—Arrive Janet Daig- | §8...53 irs: iii vi pbuilding is brisk at Port Jefferson, Frazer, London: schrs Calvin, Thomas, Wind- 89. . 2300 C bly ‘by the scarcity of ‘ona, Kendall, Bangor; Frank A Magee, Young, $55 300) 84 . CLEARED. 1 that’ at tenst 80 dood ci, 8 Wing, Hoyce: Bust Braintree, 7 find employment in the yard: Steamship Hinkon Adelstein (Nor), Muller, London— | Cele me Punch, Edye & © | . nk E | Were sure of an adequate to le NS steamship Panther, Mills, Boston ; Centipede, senteninahap Great Sulresect A addict ea emt pow building three large schooners “one for Cant Joseph | Willetts, do; Rattlesnake, Vierce, dos ship In. Ilys i i <i iE E Mor- | Brewster, one for Capt S aves, and the third for | Rotterdam barks Jane Anna (Br). Anker, Kingstown for — by (Br), Kirton, Bristol—E E Mor- | Cape Joseph, Bavies “Among the ‘launches hat have orders, Satama (Rus, tironors. ‘Gronitadty Kalitsto gen 7 —Hender. | taken place during the past is tlat of a finely built | (Nor), Tefletsen, Konigsberg; Vindex ¢Br), ; sce gamnship Colambla (Bry, Higgins, Glasgow—Hender- | scnooner called the roi the yara of Wik | Cork for orders; sc Smith, Chelsea; Ma ‘50 30013 Steamship © F Punch (Beig), Knudsen, Antwerp— liam Bacon, at bast s kh + UOT = Funeh, kaye R00. ov aceth, Aspinwsll—Pacifi Whalemen. Bi 3002 aeainstap, Bang tar, Hildreth, Aspinwall—Pacide | cieared trom New Bedford Aug 4, bark Saran, Foster, i oe antic Ocean, F gitgamanip Wilmington, Holmes, Havana—W P Clyde } park Pacific is being ‘Atted at, New Hediord for a three | bark, Sar ke ital), Trapani, Bohae; sche’ Hattie 1 Ey $00 wx years’ vo e@ sperm whaling inthe Ati Ocean. Curt is, ann, Bangor. gimme Temte, Caventen, Cetin ail about the muddle of Sepgember, ander command of pcleseed steamship’ Achilles, Colburn, Boston: brig “ogo 3m ApeG B Borden, late master of shij) Commodore Morris. one, Roberts. Yariyouth, NS’ schrs John M Brooma 1) 300 OUR OnonGe ee Cape orden shows good records having taken on his | Douglas: Horton ate, i Rich, Finch, Boston; MV ‘a al os ast three voyages (one as mate), during an absen Cook, Faikenberg, Bristo : Samhip. Fanta,” ‘Doane, Philadelohia—Loritlard years and 3 months, 6300 bbls sp and 15) bbls whol.” Tinires, Del, Aue 480M ark Daring and brig, Red. 1 T300|1 en yeane —" wood remam tor Philadelphia, and all other vessels o: <300 Pi ‘BOivia tbr). Lenious. Liverpool—tlew- Spoken, i without change. ‘Several vessels, outward 00 300 lett & Torr ‘ at Bleard It Wrliee teat mo for Sore: Fad Asean hy wih Ta ba I brig and herm rigged i re 4 : bail y As , Jon 70.10 ‘by pilot beat David Mitchell, No’ ste r out I 3 4, Bark Ariadne (Nor), Krefting, Hamburg—Funch, Eye pocicy pore. a fe wt Bain i peating up thyAM and, four HY 3 , other barks are r ound. Bar ais adit, Queen of Scots (ii), Smith, antwerp—Jacob W pAxtwanr, July 2—Arrived, ship Rogigmal (Br). Kelley, | still here, "stew, foretopmant, Brigg starbeam stil re: Sn) 30 a ry Philadel + 47th, bat anche Thomas (Br). mains for ‘ twos for Philadeiphia, and 2 «Bark Maylower, Hotchkiss, Barbados—H Trowbridze’s Philadel edie sacle rin Bs: , Saleh waknow nana ines cesar selene a8 ORR atte , \ssitas, June 15—Passed, harks Aleppo (Br), Fleming, DRTLAND, August 2—Arrived, steamer Dirigo, John. rig Nellie, Udzgins, St CraixtRoohe Bros CO. p yuy. | from sincapore for Boston Ith, Archos (Bri, Dinslow, | son, New York : barks Sarmiento, Lewis, Bostom, to load 300 /25588,..°30) ley eh 4 irgm lew oe for Shanxhac. hip Ville de Fae for south Ayres; a WE Fearn load ey oer 4 be Sivvanse ¢ 5 potitend nest, July $—Arrived, steainship Ville de Paris (Fr), | for South America: xc J jon, Tapley, George- i) pails Florence (Br), Munroe, Fort Caledonia—Heney & New York for Havre. Te pe ‘Geo Savage, Nye, Boston,’ to load tor New eae Eat’ einen, Puduitun i i aravia, June W—Sailed, brig Nellie Hastings, Halt, 5508. ae Hag deli altite daar Gl tales ada m4 d—Schre Olive Elizabeth, Randall, New York: ‘soulas707.. 00 Ree ease eee attend ones e toteh, tine 7=In port bark Couinakyle (ir), Japp, from | LW Pierce, Hill, New York; Elien Merriman, Dodge, $300) 25744. - | 300 Fehy Win R Knighton, Kulehton, Sau Andreas via for San Francisec Now York. 28700... BOD Pl in Civseveoos, July @—Arrived, schr Shiloh, Hubbard, | — M—Arrived, Annie R Lewis, Lewis, Jacksonville, 900] 25708. 30) Nene Wor Brest, HavanaA Abbott MAHER ssiy aasckssivegh, Dele thats ST PROVID bE Arrived Aug 4. steainers Hunter, Sher. 0 7D. 3) - bins TARDENAS, July rrivag, brig Hattie n (Br), | man, a nia; Mary, Cro Ann 1iliant (Br), Hanlon, StJotins, NF—A E Outer- | ¢, Yorks ‘eat at oa ‘ Mt arti iver, Haltimnore Marietta ‘ito Gramner Pt vol aties 3 7 . uanare, July 5—In port ships Ben) Bangs, Batchelder, | ladelphia; John Mosser, Abrams, do; L ells, We! : WREO ae ee and St Jamies, dunn l id: ary oer as belore. nip site, | TE eee resets, a a hes walang. 50 th . . O si » AYRE (hot Queenstown). July Arrivea, 81 mia, ailed—Steamer McClellan, Howe: more; schrs ailuersiveve F enter. Latterty, Charletone Bentley, | asics, "kan Francisco a Queenstown, a “ ‘ Ida. Bullard, small. Georgetown, X Seu 20128 30) YS Po , ort dohnedn- Arrived Aug 3, steamship Humboldt Ger), Blane der, do; Win D Marvel, O'Keete, d J hr EL Porter, Sparks, Port Johnson—Brett, Son & | AFrly Ni eters i Gor), wart t Pui cor altar sper seaman Sela 38 c Ci y puth—Jol 0 y July 3 rrived, ship Julia (Br), Crosby, | man, jade! nthea Gedfrey, Shaw, d in G BON} Sehr Evelyn, Leet dlcherrnrndenncmh are totes haat pha. 7 % | Mowry, Eaton, do; Richard Hil Smith, do: Wm i 0 ‘300 | 26681, {500 Schr Gamma, Brown, Salem—Bird, Perking & Job. ‘A, July 2—Arrived, steamship Agnes, Staples, | Bowen, Golden, New York; David iN Ferry, Walters, do; ‘Su0}h 300) 0400 00 Sehr Henry Gibbs, Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & i sailed tor do Yon) Eclipse, Dixon, do; Henry Lemuel, Jarvis do: Saran | 1 300} 300} 26486. ||| 300 Wood. Curtis, New York. | Purvis, Lisle, do: Minquns, ean ; Oregon, Wilson, 300} I 500) 266088, «|| 800 Schr Allie H Belden, Hanson, Providence—Ferguson & he hy Vet fi Boston ; 30th, bln Seranton, P er, do; John Crockford, Hart, reg Paes plied ’ a Wood. J. Ne do. r ' Schr Garland, Lindsley, Orient—Backett Jane 7—In port harks Rie Ger), Rehn, PAWTUCKET, Aug 4—Arrived, schrs Sarah A Reaa au 4OU 300] 300 Gauccr'W Woodware Young Beltimore, o from Hong Kong, arrived 4, tor New York; Inverdruie dietphia: Mira A Prat, Pratt, New York. *) nz: 00) ‘0 ‘503 Steamer Bristol, Wali jladeiphia, (ir), Petre, for Boston. ha, Conover, South Amboy. 2123. 3) 2 300) 30) 7 Livenroot, July 24—Arrived, ship Chloe (Br), Cook, bi i 4—~Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, | 2252. 300) 300) 30) New Orleans. Walker, New Yor! 2304, 06 300 200 ARRIVALS, LAK, Aw! AM—Arrived, steamship Pennsylvania SAN ‘FRANC Iso, July %6~Arrived, ship Argosy, | 2518 800) 1000 ) eed a ‘steamship Alab Br), Flint (fro Meith Atri aa (Br), B ¢: ©: as 00 3 EN nf RAPORTED BY THE WEALD STRAM YacttTs axD | GiUlensiney aniship Alabama (Br), Flint (rom | | zth Apri Wanen (Br), Bronse, Callao; Can | 2300. i o' jartin, Tacoma, 2386. 300] 300} 30), HERALD WHITESTONE TPLEGRAPH LINK LIVERP $ —Arrived, brizs John D Tupper, | Sauied: ATK Onie Hitt Gove, Port Blakely 2428 300) 300] 300 Steamship Wyoming (Br), Morgan, Liverpool July 23 | Crouse, » ork: 28th, Aunic Ingram (Mr), Ashwood, SAVANNAH, Aag 5—Sailed, steamship Zodiac, Chapin, | 2443 300} S00! 0 and Queenstown 2étlf, with mdse and passe io Wil JO; ‘wth, bark T R Pattillo, Campbell, do. New Yo! 2482, we «B00; 00 flame’ Guion. Mania, June 910 port ship Crot Hatchinson, | “ateo suiied 5th, tig Ocean Reite,, Roston 248 300] 0] ‘300 Sreamsinp Potomac (Br), London, Liverpool via Glas | for Boston. idy bark Conauest, smal, lor San Rranclwco, | | SOMERSET, A ‘Arrived, ches Hope. on, 221 300] cr) ") Ty ie in ballast, to the Pacitic Mail Steamship Co. | | Manzanita, July 17—In port sehr Eri, stewart, or New | Georgetown, DC; Geo W Cummings, Boult, Tondgut: | Zast 3002 7 lon 47, passed bark Harvest Queen, bound Yoru idg. ication, Baker, ‘Weehawkeny Artist, Forrester, New | 2668. 300] 0 ug Nantucket, bark Ebenezer (Nof), trom | MATANZA brig Waverly, Terry, Fer- | York. i ‘300 SAS ARE Baltimore. nandina mith, Key West; Wi, Shi | _ Salled—Sehes Naiad Queen, Chase, and Harp, Wyman, | 2615. 00) Steamship Cimbria (Ger), Stahl Hamburg July 23 and | Joh. Hu altinore nan York. an: ey Havre wth, With mdse asd passengers to Kunharde & | | siiled 2th, brizs Lena Thurlow, Corbett, north of Hat |, W--Arrived. eelirs Win @ Ree, Chester: Philadelphia A | 21:6.. ‘300 | Co. en Song 1 terat; Durgin, Balt noir eh ms Row Rowle reo AiR is hitadey ipa pevert Palmer, eB a Dorian (Br), Taylor, Genoa June 25, Leg nship St Patrick (Br ¥ "ell, Nickerson, Por Steamship, Dorian, PGorrcnto’ 24, Palermo Sth, Men pb + | Mahiled-sschr Albert Mason, Rose, Phiadeiphta. 261 90 ton lth, Gibraltar 16th, and Cadiz 18th, wish muse and |) pNKY. CB, to duly f—Arrived, barkyLothair | 4th—Arrived, sehr slartha Jane, Mott, Por Johngon. Bx 500 i to Gepderson Bros, Hag vavshie wes thes. ore, Brows, and Vudapy (Ur), Ballous, New Yorks Sailed~seby Eliza 8 J’ottes, Potter, P) 2904 Ey) 300) 2882, B0).84 1, 300} 23415. 28125. (M4 25433, 21706... 21710... 121740. 76% See SSeeEsEE = eebERu eee ue Se EeRueeHE NEES XIMATION PRIZES, 25,0, $1u,000, 35,00, Prise, | No, “Prive:| Na. Prise. 29032. 2263 .. $100 12209... 500] 22800. “© Prizes cashed and amet e ven, Post office box 6,080,116 Na ESBoR zecnomt, ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING oF JU! ¥ JULY 29, 1878 (CLASS 90®.: We 'Ne,_ Prize.| No, Pri: »\No. Price.) No. : Prive. ay Pian ‘Soin. ” 018109, San I7TAS. $0) 29013. 8000 58. Zsub4. .. .300- 59. 300 6 Do is ‘a0 lig. 200s is 0 174 "300 238. 00 246 w 26) ee 27 30 wT 300. 357. 200, a 2 448. i = ee eee + 5 a = Aan PEREETY r= BRS é 1443... . 300) 1475... 652i} 7083. 1495, 7 EEEEEGpEguSTeScrECtE 300! 300, 300} 734! 2-800 300) 7419. 200] 600) 300; a 2025. 20614 26616, Pr 20684. 2133. 26688 2252, 26690. 2304. 25750. 218. 2881 233 26906, = - 2438. 27219, Pry 427380. a2. 21278. 252. 27207. 2533. 27299. 2558, 73 539. 27348 2oas. 27364 2704 Patt 27 eS , BERGE seueegeeebeee se ‘300 | 2251 Prd 300} 22617 Tier Su} 22605, “0 300 | 22663, 00 50); 22679, “300 800122736, BOO ‘300/22775, ‘300 22830, 300 22880. BO 230048, 300° 23058 308. (300) 23000. ‘300 {B00} 23101 38. {B0u} 23313. 3 300] 23898 ‘30 Su] 23438 300. 2454. “300 22589, tf | S368, 1000 3684. 300 2371 ‘500 23798. 400. 23838, ‘300 Prizes cashed and intormayion i furnished, tay) R & 0V., Bankes we REP Th Wati siveet._ BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINE iN .liferent stntes—Descrtion, , suffclent cause public! ay ire: no charge until divoree u havice M. HOUSE, Attorney, No. 194 ae A —HERALD BRANCH OFPICK, BROOKLY + Yeorner of Fulton avenue and "Boerum stre Open from 8 A. P.M, On Sunday trom 3 too 2 “ABSOLUT Te DIVOR ) of different States lewal everywhere publ geresin evan’ aivcee eammatS tata: State. iteDERIOK KING, Counsellor-at-Law, Sat BrondWway. ear nen DESTROY FLE. 8, a making the coat fine and. glosy, wlthowt giving eokl or doing the least harm tothe antaal apd ne mange, ©. CATHERY,12 Dalston i in Fed Atl! yhemists and druggists, Sole agent, JOM NRY, Nos, 8 ~ : © oleae lace, New York heey COUR VATHERY'S DO cleanse the skin Se Sele § 0 URES ISTEEL RAILS, mn rom native St re at various roll throughout the United State ing mills New, all steel. . : New, one. tourth ‘iteei New, one-sixth steel. Reroiling, all steel, Rerolling, one-fourth Rerolling, one-sixth steel 98, currency 92, currency 5, corrency B currency 42, currency Reterenice as to Wear tor over’ three years ware division, single track of the Krve fealtway Jeading, Bank em A JOSEPH M, STRONG. 71 Broad the Dela. allway and other way, New Yorks