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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09

Loss or The -MoKNING STAR We regret 10 have
10 announce the loss OF the Missionary packet horn
gag Slr, which occurred Al Str0ug's Island, on the
1Sl " October last as the vessel wss leaving that
port for Honolulu. On getting out 10 sea. il tel
calm. vitl strong current In shore. which carried
the vessel near the reef where the captain dropped
his anchor During tue night a sguah struck the
b-iZ, resulting iu driving her on 10 the reef aud
making total wreck OF her. She is believed TO
have been fully insured in Boston.
Captain Telzstrom then chartered the British
trading brig 1sas E0fter, Captain Dave, OF Shanghae
% bring tue passengers 20 Honolulu, among whom
AZ Rev. J. I. Po-ue. Rev. Mr.. Sturges, wife and
child aud Rev. Mr.. SNOW Tue brig has been q
DAYS TIE passage up, touching at Boon aud Buta-
riiarL Ihc following Is Captain Tengstroms re
port of the disaster.
Ths 1rig N57aiag Ssar LEFT the south harbor of
Strong Island Tor Honolulu Al 80 Of October 18th
with light wind OF shore Nere towed out with
Two OF the briggs boats and the pilot boat At P
n tLe pilot and an the shore hands LEFT the vessel
and Of the brs boats was sent 10 get some lines
which lad been lsft on the reef AT els the boat
returned. and Eas taken on board the brig, which
was ~ this tine fully three miles from the shore,
win wind very lg1t. \. by ". During the evening,
which Was Cloldy and dark Il was found that the brig
had drftud inshore With strong caFrent the boats
al once manned and sent ahead 10 tow her OF; but
still the vessel drifting H. Finding that nothing
could be done 20 kesp her OF Shore the port anchor
was LEI 70 az So p n. IN twenty-five fatloms Of
water. AT 10 P. n, squ2n came up from the east
ward. which appeared very threatening but gave Us
hops that By slipping the anchor, We might get out
SCI Everything gas made ready for the emergency.
A. the seuau struck Us, the fore and all sails were
hoistod ihe chain sippet, and fora moment the YES
s. went ah1zd but the heavy rollers which came
in checked her hesdWay, and before she could gath
sr alin she struck little sft Of the mainmaSt, the
next 50 lining her oroadside 10 the rocks. The
current Al tlc time appeared 10 be al least four knots
A. hour 20 TOE opposite direction 10 What il usually
rms AT Il r n, the passengers were sent ashore
r. one uf the boats, II great peril At li-S0 the fore
mast vas cut away 4 heavy wave which had
broken over the vessel made complete wreck Of
everything on deck and in the cAbin-stateroOsns
door and furniture being completely smashed by
it, force. aud al the clothing stores &c scattered
and destroyed Al $50 -le BOAT returned from the
harhor three niles distant As every washed en-
treiv the vessel, nothing could be done further
q save her the Elects and Al N, the officers
and creE went on SHORE They returned at daylight
bet found everything 50 completely destroyed by
the breakers. that nothing could be saved--R 9.
Afrfrtlzr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09
PORT on EEONOLTLU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FEB --S-lr JENNIE O. Kauai
Sclr Hattie. f1 Maui
SSH Llliu. I'm Watrlua-
scar Nj Keik- IN Maui
sciir Mlrlasarsi. f1l Mani
I've NtrEce. fu k1Tiau-
s-~err N1riila. fa Hawaii
scllr Nurtie Merrill On Maui
D. t-ir Anne Poster. Porter. - q "a Srrour'
Island
6-schr Isabella. I'm Hawaii
scrr hate lee IN Hawaii
Sclr Luka- On Kauai
Schr ulI fr-l1u. f- Hawaii.
Am ut tk Alaska. Psi. 81 mos out In hone
with 1000 htf- 81 r..
S-Sctr JHtr rauuz ktuai.
SER aisry Cz-turf-hr In klgAL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09
SAILED.

Feb e-S--r Xmas ~ Naui
,-l- Nay. f- WluL
J-S-ir Ea11niie. f1- Naui-
+-S-tr Eb Roy g. Es-'tn.
SIR ,iIIu f- ~ silul
-H live Nsrsee. fr ha,llu-
5-S-l- NJ Eflzi. IN Nsut
>-1r Manu- saulL tr Maui
---chr Parry Queen. far Kauai
s-S-lr Nefde Merrill Or Maui
>-hr fsuahf f,r Hawaii
Au stur Iiai., Floyd, f1r san Francisco.
S-ir Nsriils frr Hawaii
sc1r ursuIela f- Kl1'au
s-tr uartie kauai
>chr W1-wsk fHr " inSli.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09

PANS, Jan. liza Aarseillaise publishes dis
patch from Madrid stating that public meeting OF
2Q,uo0 Republicans, by unanimous vote. send con
CALCULATIONS to the Republicans Of Paris aud to Dep
uty Roehefort, the devoted champion Of democracy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
BY C. S. BARLOW.
ADMINISTRATORS sALEl

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE By THE
ID Hon. A. S. Hartwell. Justice Of the supreme
Court on the isth day Of January 1870, In the mat
ter Of the Estate of wM. NEWTON LADD. deceased.
will sell at public auction the highest bidder.
SATURDAY, rHE IRA DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. n
1870. at IL o'clock, neon. at the promises Fort
Street, Honolulu. all the goodsv wares, and meFchan
disc in solido. the property Of VIM. n. Ladd, de-
ceased comprising the stock Of goods in the hard
ware store Of said deceased at an upset price of
sls,o0o.00; forms, follows $500, in cash the
balance in notes for four equal amounts payable in
six. twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months. with
interest ten per cent per annnm interest payable
semtannualy said notes TO be endorsed BY some
proper person, and secured BY mortgage on the
stock purchased. and protected by Policy Of Insar
against fire free from averaged. The lease Of
the premises and goodwill Of the business win be
sold with the stock Sale subject to confirmation Of
the Court.
JOSEPH. o. CARTER.
Administrator Estate Of W. N. Ladd. deceased.
c. S. BART0w. Aact'r.
Honolulu, Jan. lsth, 1870. l-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-09

Our readers viii reeollect that some time since by
the Bark Nirou6a His Exeellency the Minister Of toe
Interior received from Mr. Van Reed. h. NJ. Consul
in japan quantity Of SIX worm eggs Of three varie
ties, which offered, through columns, any
who took interest in that industry. The following
isthe earliest report received by His Exceleney the
Minister Of the Interior FROM one Of those who made
application FOR the seed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Having Ic'urnishsi the well'knosn Commercial
Hotel, u tho
Cor. 9th street and Commercial A venue

With asw iarnllure and nttinss throughout, the
proprietor hees leave Ia sDnounce that the estal-
'shinsntis now open for the accommodation OF
regular LoardeTs or transient gushls. The house
~ nov kept In good style, and the best OF accom-.
Iaodat,ons offered on reasonable tomas.
sopt9sl,n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Prom Ae Norsssl tosas-l Daily Advsssissr.l
IL las EWwninto fashion M when.
ever kadieal candidate for CongroSS ID
de!eAts1 III hs has 10 do 10 10 make HE
Appearance At Washington and contest"
The claims OF his successful rival. Hemsy
" be ehose, avert Unfair usage, or fraud.
ul,hi voting, Or offer some other trumpet.
pp excuse Tor claiming that he Is tho right.
iui o'eulAht Of the scat though il 10 hardly
heee:,ss{ laAs b should b. EYES at this
HCaeie, bas u 10 Usually sufficient that be
clam 70 have been elected and, although
hls ,vs' may really have been (hosen over
nun by ms.orssy ofhundreds or thou san a.,
LneIaim u recognized by the Radical com.
MIIee On Contested elections q fsvorabls
.sPon made In bis case, and the Radical
CONSTANT admitted 10 the seat. There
".e' ,noeed Teen cases known, where. -
.p''e OF N sdverse report (thc case bsins
Uo gisnng 10 admit Of any Apology. ~
sAss on reaching the houss has -,
isvofstly considered and the Radical M.
P'issns admitted 70 his seat.
=, WeGe not surprised, therefore. In Aes,
sn.s WE defeated candidate Ia The Thi,d
on'o onsr'ct, Geseral Schenck. t>lk, AZ
.%onsesthg the seat Of bis elected rival
,bs Dss.. CsmPeell and shosid ~ % 20
vac person would DO unviss Who vooA hs
viii ~. ~ ssxsr much Of . sun that be
shoaid sAs nv. :Sses Sa In bis application,
majority. s s'sNS Radical
y. Tia S,e.ed on which III. so,,s., !. -
~ 100 y already given out "a ~ 49,. 70
Ne Demoesstic inspoeso,s - ,aNt.
osseasp In General Se6ssci,, S,.."
disn .S ~ Vots. o. several HUNDRED ,ol.
Thssa i,.~ S's's Home" located ~.
siSis ecu, psSso!, probably thoSyAs Aha,
70 Scsss ~ S az legal, and sssm y h ali,
Ross Of thsir action but ~sss H.. 20 , ,up
y brought before CoSs,sss A we matte
esseAse 6ehsnek yin Lo sdn,,,. nS aoabs
q tAs rlfhtfally elected man ~" P'Ac
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
tr,om Tho New York World. |

zee. !. sa.s.s dsss g shall - ss.,"
tie dasy Of surviving soesnposssss 4 y
prepare the record Tor The future. AID
Who CO bssssr do ths vosk, nlusinsAe
ihh holy scroll, than ths accomplished
scholar end brave solder who I ses'
helpedto bear the pail ofI.ss, and IN whose
vein, Aows the biood Of tho CREST 0eossal
who fell q SAilohf 80 : p =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15
WHO Is MISSING?

Suspected Murder OF Female at larry.
DEMONSTRATING Indications Of a Daik
Understanding the Hudson River for a
Corpse-1Iy sterious Affair.
The residents of Tarrytogn, on the Hudson, are at
present considerably excited over circumstances
which lifeline to warrant tae belief that a
foul murder has been committed IN their
midst within the past lew days. It
appears that man named Cypner, while strolling
on the river bank in search of shade, day or two
ago, discovered quantity Of blood, surrounded by
evidences pointing directly, as is believed, to
A SHOCKING AND MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
Hurrying from the spot he conveyed the informa-
ton to Constable Alfred Lawrence, who at
once, proceeded to the scene q the sup
posed tragedy. The startling news having
spread rapidly through the lower portion OF
the village large .numher OF citizens were soon
tam whether a murder mad been committed was ap-
parenily satisfied by the
CHASTITY INDICATIONS
that presented themselves Immediately in the rear
OF the gas works and ION large nat stone which
tops wall about three feet above high water
mark, ana nearly level with The bank, there
was Visible an extensive patch OF partially
c0agulated blood, while lew inches
boulder sV o. hV he Wafer SHe side Was found silk net be-
longing to the article OF feminine headgear known
as waterfall. quantity of HAIR. believed to have
been torn rom the article named, was picked up on
the spot While some OF the same material was found
attached to The grass and weeds winch line he path
way leuuIDp 10 Uic rlVeF, ldllcr
theory that in carrying the body TO the waters edge
the head was allowed 10 hang down near the groun.
"a ssumlDg the premises that there was corpse in
question, no other conclusion can be nationally ar
riyedsat.) Near The place where the blood was dis.
covered and for few teet Distant, there were found
SIX or eight
HAIRPINS SCATTERED AROUND,
leading to the Impression that a body had been
dragged on the ground within short distance or
the RIVER. Al, the articles named were taken charge
OF by Constable Lawrence who has snce care
fully searched the river at low water, IN
hopes of atlordng solution 10 the mys-
terry; but his efforts, so far, have been
unsuccessful. 1t Is the opinion OF many In the neigh.
borhood That female has been murdered ana her
body conveyed to the secluded spot indicated which,
being miniature dock, offered an easy landing
place for a boat Since no traces OF bod could b.
discovered apart from those already mentioned IL Is
inferred that
THE DEATH STRUGGLE
took place elsewhere, and from the proximity or the
net TO the bloodmark 1t Is concluded thas The crm-
son nuid had oozed from shattered skull,
as the body lay the wall, While
boat was being brought TO convey 1t into
deep water, where it was seclrelXa sunk
with the aid OF weights. INQUIRIES have failed 10
DISCOVER that any female Is missing from Tie neigh.
b0rnood, but 1t is stated that young woman appa-
renty domestic servant, got OF the mdnlght Tram
from New York last Saturday night since WHICH
time sue has not been seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15
CIlY REAL ESTATE RES UED.
The Difference Between $4,000 and
&1,OD0,0OO.

The citizens OF New YORK are very much indebted
to Judges Barnard and OarjoZo FOR preventing Com
modore Vanderbilt from appropriatlng some thirty
three lots in the neghDorhood of Fourth avenue
and Forty third street to his own private use. It
Will be remembered that the Legislature Of 1869
thorlzed the appropriation of the above mentioned
city real estate as for new depot for the liar.
lem railroad. Commissioners selected by parties
In interest and appointed by Judge IDgranam
''1xed' the amount OF compensation TO be paid TO
the city at the ridiculousy low OF S25 0O0 and,
although testimony WIS produced showing that the
properly was extremely desirable at $3.50 0l, the
award of the I'll Interested Cl commissioners
confirmed a; Special Term. An appeal then made
on behalf OF tie city TO tIe Supreme Court General
Term, on the ground That the property could on
be taken for public use, whereas the erection OF
depot for private railroad corporation was private
it was also urged that the rate OF compensation
was absurJy low. Judges Barnard aud CardozO
decided In eject, That The whole thing was "put
up iOD,n and an In ampus one ut that, and curise-
quenty, blocked VanlerD.rs little game by APP
pointing reliable commissioners to make new and
accurate valuation OF The properly which was TO
have been disposed or at such an ''aarming sacri-
hce." The justice OF this decision has since been
made manliest--pariies having been found who are
not Only willing, but extremely anxious To pay
$1,000, 600 for the lots which Vanderbilt was hopes
Of securing at the remarkably moderate price OF
$4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15

v, -, -. - N 49, =" ~ so'.'
iesteruay to rrosiucht 5enc 10 the oena'e lor oon
ratOn to the office OF Minister to the Court OF St.
youea tho mama of Mr. Ereltnyhuvsep rhe src
'"e' ~. 49,. " ,.. 80
cessor OF Mr.. Mouey IL wen Known W she people OF
the United States His family IKE tine family OF the
Adamses mo Ravards the StockUons and a few
""''s' ~ .. $500 .o,,~, ,,o ,,,,,,.. c.o,,
the tune OF the Revolution His grandfather, General
p.o,~r,or sra,,nrh,vsor seryed IN tbe Continental
Iie"ei'oA r'enus""J'0"' oe''e" - w !.
Congress ana distinguished himself as an omcer VI
the Revolutionary army The general belief Is that he
kI,,aa tho uasaan Co,one, pah a rho hattie ar lren.
1"eA '"0 AAo'''"" "oioue' A'''' ~ w ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15
YaCHTiyG NOTES.

1t Is said that the demonstrations In the vicinity
OF the ghtshp on the arrival OF the winning yacht
Will be one OF the finest spectaces OF the kind
witnessed. Most OF the yacht owners OF the New
York Yacht squadron have already reported to the
Commodore their intention OF having their vessels
fully prepared for the display. Should either OF the
contestants arrive late in the evening brilliant
pyrotechnIc exhibition VIII doubtless be given. AS
the Brooklyn Yacht Club will participate In the
ovation the number OF yachts congregatcd ogeth er
viii be the largest In company In American
waters
The schooner yacht Alice Commodore Kidd,
while anchored OF Staten Island few nights since,
was run into by the working schooner Maria Louise
IT was blowing hard az the time in question, which
away the bobstaY and dying jibbooin and otherwise
injured her. On the following morning the Alice
was placed on the ways at fed Hook where she
was thoroughly repaired and fitted for sea. Sne Is
now anchored OIL Bay Ridge.
The sloop yacht Kate (Mr. Robert Dillon is now on
the ways on Poillon's yard, having new mast ana
being Otherwise fitted out.
The Fleur de Lis tMr. J. d. Dickersonl has just re-
turned from her cruise eastward and is now an
chored of the loot or East Twenty-eighth street,
East river.
the Palmer mr. r. Stuyvesant) and the Madeleine
Commodore Jacob yoorhls Jr, and other first
class schooner yachts cruising In the East.
Yacht GaS intends mat the brookn Union regatta
on the 7th Of September next shak be one oil the
finest exhibitions ever given under the auspices OF
the club. Mr. George w. Kidd, who recently re-
signed the Commodoreshp aud who accepted the
presidency or THIS organization Will also contribute
largely 10 make The event a success. Nearly niJy
yachts are expected TO compete.
The Fleetwng (Mr. George Osgood), Is anchored at
the loot OF Thirty fourth street, East river.
The Phantom Commodore II. q. Stebbnsl Magic
mr. Franklin Osgood) Silvie tMr 4. Dodgel Ca
ypso INF. A. S. Hachl. are at their usua Anchorage
grounds and Will hardly make heightened cruises
until Ter the ocean race. Lively preparations are
being made for the race in which the Cambria VIII
contend for the cup won by the America. IL is
thou INT That the Will be that sailed over
tile annual regattas OF the New York Yacht CLUB,
whlcl Is about forty miles direct
1t not unlikely that the English schooner yacht
Osprey. which recently touched at Bermuda, and
wllcu Is now on her way Lcre, WILL participate IN
some OF the American ree,a ttas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15

The Steamer Saladin Allowed to Discharge--No
Understanding Arrived At-Meeting Of the
Board Of Health-The Quarantine
Commission to be Ignored "A Vel
low Fever Ship in Brooklyn.

The matter as to the jurisdiction Of the Quarantine
Commissioners over vessels after having given them
permits TO discharge their cargoes at the Brooklyn
wharves was discussed pro ana con yesterday by
Dr. Cochran the Mayor, Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Johnson and others interested in the question of
dispute. Among those most interested In the result
just then Mr.. Bush and other consignees OF the
steamer Saladin, whose captain and others had
been arrested and held by police justice in $500
bonds for -
A VIOLATION OF THE HEALTH LAW,
at the instgaton Of DR.. Cochran, who positively re-
fused TO recognize the certificate or permit which
the Quarantine Commissioners had gwen to the
captain. DR.. Cochran contended that IL was not
clean bill OF health, Notwithstanding 1t tie
which had been given to the owners Of other vessels
passing through Quarantine. The Mayor very wisely
stated the day previous that he did sec how they
were going to compel the Quarantine commissioners
to give any other form OF permit This was the
conclusion arrived ut yesterday morning alter long
private discussion, and II was decided that the
Health Onicer should grant permit to the owners or
consignees of the steamer Saladn laden vita
coffee from Santos, TO dscnargener cargo at Mar
tins dock The officers VINO hal been watching
the YES ell were notified OF the acton and Withdrew,
when gangs OF men were at once sci 70 work.
No UNDERSTANDING ARRIVED Ar
AT the meeting Of the Board o. Health on Wednes-
day. as stated IN the HERALD OF yesterday, com
mlttee, consisting OF Aldermen Th0rne and Nc
Va ~, ~. ~" 20 CIV s ~ I'm op ,
was appointed W WIZ upon Dr. eathocHtti loi tle
purpose OF ascertaiuing II arrangements could not
be made TO prevent q recurrence oI me troubles
which seemed constantly arising from
the pnrmltl granted nv the Deouiy Uea IN
ooicer NJ Sra en- IsanI Tie commi,ten ,vere 70 "a
IN, n r,",,,, IN -, ,,nr r,,,n, ,, ~, ~ ~
Poie 'io ios"i. VI .ie ,i.chsie Wi,i ~ OaIno.
cnan at meeting OF the boafu Oh Health 10 DC he'd
at halt-pasS nine O'Clock yesterday morning. Tie
Board dd not organize uitil ha,i pa Sc ten O'Clock
The Mayor VINO pre- sided. sald:-"We are now ready
fo nan r the ronorr M ina co',,,n, ttee ;, '
W .iar,non n,,t'N, Wal s'. 90 ro,,o, ,,,o a.,
:. AuSi uidu lhVitNE-'eit, 81, We Malted upou TIE
Health Ohcer OF tle port OF New iorA, ana were
very cordially received but | am sorry to say That
We failed To come to any understanding IN regard 10
TIE DISPUTE IN oUEsTl0N
,you,5 +,,ar,rra ar A. a ri ras o,,,,oa
Woulu se,c ~, oi = h,,e iollon ing
hesoVci Iha inc heatn ohcer OF the city OF Brooklyn
Is hereby authorized ana directed TO ALLOW az vessels coming
yn to Ian ana unload at whatever whayes or
the owners cousgnees vessel nay DESIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15

pressed her suit more vigorously with Glenelg,
saa at az the pole naa smut
waiting patiently for this, aud now felt sure that
she would capture the elegant and galant pay
gelding but, getting Into straight work, the latter
left her, rapidly increasing the space between them
more and more &C every jump ana galloped IN an
easy winner oy eight lengths. Niagara, after des,
perate struggle with Sanford beat him to The stand
by neck Tor third place. Corsican was eight
lengths behind The time OF the dash was 2;isN.
inc following isa .rvv..v
SANE DAY.-Sweepstakes for all ages, one ana O
quarter miles, $50 entrance play or pay $3.50 added
A. Belmont entered b. h. Gleneig, by Citadel, dam
M. A. Iie entered ci T. Maggie b. b. by Aus.
r. Sanford entered 3. M Niagara, by Lexington,
j. Eckeison entered CHI h. SANFORD, by Uncle VIC,
Bacon 4 Holland entered b. q. Corsican, by Uncle
VIC, dam by sovereign.
THE THIRD RACE
was the Flash Stakes for two year 0ds, half mile.
hIty dol lars entrance, play or pay, $500
seven came TO the post. These were NJ. a. Lltteils
Chestnut hliy Rattan; by lexington, Dam Lizzie
Morgan l. seromss bay y BY Ken
boy. War Dance, Dam Roxana; B. G. Thomas bay
nlly Aureola. by War Dance. dam Dixie;
Censor. dam Jenny Rose; 1. W. Jerome's chestnut
hily and Denson Crawfords bay colt Mascus,
ne Tan Ra sea IN the SsSH FOR the
race was very Interesting one to certain parties.
and was run in good time. Alter few breakaways
the youngsters were started In q bunch. Rattan
soon got away from the others, and, making pace,
opened gap OF length around the lower turn. AT
The three-quarter pole there were two lengths Of
daylight between her and Aure0la, JerOne's
bay lilly third. Mascus fourth, Mckinney
1ith, Temptrcss sixth and JerOme's chestnut FLY
seventh They ran splenddly up the stretch IL the
snsh and mud. Rattan keeping the lead, ana passed
under the string in the following orler:-kattan
hrst, by three lengths; Jeromes bay llly second,
length In front OF Mckinney, who mad his head only
In front OF AureOla, the latter being few lengths
ahead of Mascus; Temltress sixth, Jerome's chest.
nuG any seventh. Time "a seconds.
The following is a
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-Flash Stakes, for two year Odds,
hall mile, $50 entrance, play or pay, $500 added.
NJ. A. Llttell entered CHI. 1. Rattan by Lexington,
dam Lizzie Morgan. l
L. W. Jerome entered b. f. by Kentucky, dam
OyCiOuc.. z
II. ID. McGrath entered Oh. c. Mckinney, by War
Dance, dam ROXdna. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
b. q. Thomas entered b. f. AugeOla by War Dance,
dam Dixie (Herzcgs dam ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DennIson & Crawford entered b. c. Mascus, by
Prophet, out OF Narraganset's dam...............
Hunter Travers entered CHI. I. Temptress, by
Censor, dam Jenny Rose. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @
L. w. Jerome entered CHI. I. by Kentucky, dam
Ariel, Dy Glencoe. Observation-Disclosures.
Tme-54 seconds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15
lQuATC NOTES.

The Argonauta Rowing Association held their first
reception last evening at their new and handsome
boat house, Bergen Poin.. The organization was
formed early in the season. under suspicious circum-
stances, and their reception was gratifying sue
cess.
The Weasel and Stranger, the two fouroared
outrggers OF the Paterson Dundee Boat Club, had a
friendly race Oh Tuesday evening, manned by the
members OF the club Inc Stranger
The .'Phunay Pneows'n tub and blindfOd race
comes on on Dundee Lake on Monday. The entries
are numerous, ana there as considerable betting on
Tie rpSilL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-15
ScAFf0lD ACCIDENT IN NEWARK.

Yesterday while iam KILLER and two other
German painters were employed dressing up build
ing in East Newark the scaloId gave way and pre-
ciptated Kber to the street from the second story
level. lie was very severely but not necessarily
fatally injured-a wonder.