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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-28
NEW YORK CITY.

Nav YORK, April .27.-Rey, ". J.
soTine Rector Of the Churcni Of Allane-
ment announced yesterday that he intend
ed, 10 resign from the ministry OF tne Ilos, go
eetSnt Eniscopal Church, and then gave
in hid sermon grounds for this action anu
tor ~ hIs nreference for the Reformed Epis-'
cnnai Church, recently founded by Bishop
Cummins.
CHURCH TROUBLES IN POLAND. =
A letterfroGm st. Petersburg gives some
lnarticnlars Of the disorders IN folanu'
Growing out of attempts to force tne n
Sahifanfs to attach themselves to Inc
Russian National Church. The PIiests
~ Par;ahes IN the Government OF Sled
| lleame are all thrown In prison tor relus-
lin0 to carry out the orders OF the. .husslo' y
Geek Church. The peasants reluseu "
Ifecognize the Russian Priests or attenu u
The Churches, whereon they were sent
there by force. 1neome places me M RmSaS5 3.
antry stoned the PHestsaard y tns HlHNsse Nsse
lof Cralef Iesistance was nauS N1d;oso
1.-THE military, and seveIal .s soiuicL niclt.
md atonea.1 The soldiers fired on INT
neasantrv santl a large humber Were
Killed. nthe village Of Proteul q simllal
distnrbance took place, in which seyers
off1cers and many soldiers were lSineu
oylH 800 " bY peasants were shot down
Tha Trisons at Siedle and other cnle
Fn1Uns:are crowded with prisoners 1te ue
; sides the arrests which were made. 1n'
II inbahi1Ants of the Districts were sen
a tenced to be beaten with 30 blows, Ln
\ vvomer received 20 blows, while the, c9il ~
4 dren received 10 blows each, Witnout ols .is
t,tfinctioh to age or size. 5ome oA "a
: women who were, violent ~ helE taN
). guape;received as many as 10y ploTs. @
a JShn Sullivan and John Gray nay
4 been Tearrested and held to await lnvesu
!, cation on chargesof murder. Inc iolme
a ior Killing Jas. Mnllane, ~ NoYe5nus Soy 5aut
J last and the 1atter for causing the oeat
y LoF Michael Cavanaugh two weeks ago.
: REASONS FOR DECLINE OF GOLD.
h Thereason assigned for the decline
l. oold Ia 1924 was that about TWO mllhol
;eI Sd a half 6 gold were sold out by p
re- yete arrangement for the account o,
y sneculator who was unable to meet p
y Contracts. Gold later in the day touch'
y 1131. - .ss{s,1S Zoo annoint,
Is, = COMMITTEES to solicit contributions ]
q. the relief of the sufferers by the oVeIno
as of the; Mississippi river.
ne 81 = DEATH OF ]. N. M'LKoD.
ne ne Rev John N. Mcleod, pastor Of
,Sa FiTst Reformed Presbyterian Ohurc9
I nd Ithis city during the past 4S years. dleo
is, day, aged 50. e.se q ~ a7 :.
,e-lc e SENT TO THE PENTTENT1ARY. y
), woman named Mary Connol
in charged with i'll treating little glri, v
'n- Convicted of assault and battery ana 81
n fenced to one year in, the penl!tenlltllaly ~ =
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odd FelIow's Celebration.

= LOUISVILLE, April s7.-The Odd Eel
lows of this city celebrated the both an
niversary Of the formation Of tne 4raet e9s,t
to-day by q grand procession thIogga .ssS w
h-, s3 Rev H. al, n. Henderson. Aboul
o mn member marched In the processioE
2.tSe iaroest assemblage of secret gocietis'
ever had in this city. S2S' 2 =
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pan, sehoeppe Sent to the Peniten.
riaTy for three years. s-s,s

CHICAGO, April 3.-ln the criminal
conrt this morning Judge Gary sentenced
DR.. Paul sehoeppe, convicted OF forgery
Counsel declare their intention of taking
the case TO the Supreme Court on p wit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-28
BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

2 Rv thS western Union Line.
phaee Northwest cor q Msla 1na ane Aom9e e"'
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Weather rRepoEt..
PROBABILITIES.

:. Wan DEPARTHBRT,
. OrpfoE OF THE CHIEF SIeNAL OFRToER,
wSsHrNsroH, D. G., April 1880 P. 4.
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. g. PATENT OFFICE,

% s FAIhEF W.IlngToE. G 5. 6saREa .I. g, .sa4 !,
IN the petition Of George Y; CnamDeet9ss e 49, "
essfIon, West Vgtna sdninissssas9t Q. S91 Of
B. snaiers to HE said John B. Shafer, on
t sTst dsY Of July, 1850 and reissued ON & tne
ID day Of Nay, 1s1l for an 1Sst ise testmo
rosa ~ go he closed ON the 30th day OF June
sIt II thst the time for fling argnme49n, 9n, saa s1
Exsmners report be limited Son e 1n be heard on
t5a 9nsy y,9tb Ma dsS Of July next xt-....,o,I .a
'u Any w person may oppose this q e1teasasSRRr 1TteaaaaRr
Commissioner.
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PHOTOGRAPHSt
BROWN s HIGGINS.
ITNTHECoUNTY COURT OF OHIO
| 4tna Fire and Marine Insuraaeec co. In cnaaa
II - -. gs. - - - SeerY. =.
aeOrre !, i Roberts ri and others.

HeoERe huueRIs anu VIl11E1I1. y =, d - Z ;
Notice Is hereby given II, whom It mAy con
Germ that in pursuance OF q decree ot tne S tI
1ytb Say Of April, 1874. the undersigued Com.
missioner Of said Court viii. On Thufeaay' ae tne
Ehsnii1e streef Wheeling. W. Va, proceed %
faEe and state an account Of the amoHnts: nun IN
ber dates and prioEities OF the stHtn
tioned in the bun fIed In the above cause. aai9
real tste consisting OF tract q lVS sctss ~
rnods and perches, situated on the soutn s1oS
~ Wheelinl, Creek near Wheeling, ana CMo
nieces Of ground on York street: Nhssnnns L.
Land;;- r. ... Commissioners.
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Under the call of the States many bills
veTe introduced and referred, including
the following: By Mr.. Lawrence, 70
taci,itate S tate the Resumption of specie pay
ments and prevent fluctuations in the
value Of o. 8. notes. By Mr: Crosslana' 1h
sSptbk stpte banks. By Mr.. Ford, to impose a
tax of s per cent on all incomes OF ind1- SH
viduals I and corporations exceeding 3d.,
6fSG % %By;Mrs Bright, declaring IL oppres,
4 siye @ to impose addi1onat taxation and
linexpedient to retrench q necessary
appropriation already MADE IN lne ln.et ~ ,
est OF commerce, and providing es
measure me 81 temporary relief for the lssus
Of an additional fifty millions otlegai ten
der notes.
FuLoaIEs ON NIB. SUMNER IN TIE HOUSE
IA message being received ffom otn tn
) lsenate in.reference g, the deatn ~ .soIn sSn
Eator Sumner, e. r. Hoar offered sEesOaU
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nN1.Y wAlITa no PRoTKCT HlisELF.

Governor Baxter, of Arkansas, has tel
egraphed to President Grant as, follows
Il is not true that have declared martial
law outside OF Pulaski County. Nothing
has been done on my part to prevent
peaceable settlement by the legislature
t only want to protect myself until thai
is done.
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A woman named Mary CoGnony, ply
chaTGed with i'll treating little girl, was
convicted of assault and battery anu sen-
fenced to one year in the penittenluary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-04
Maritime Misc ellany.

Purser Docharty, Of the steamship Etna from
Kingston ia, has our thanks for favors.
SHIP THOMAS LORD 1856 tons built at Bath in 1854 has
been sold 70 Enoch Benner and others OF Boston
arrived at Havre June from Guanape.
BARK ANNIE MCADAN, Curtis. for AspnwalI, anchored
of Governors Island June 81 and the morning, In
attempting TO get up anchor found It much
heavier than usual that extra men put After
working four hours the anchor sighted with heavy
chain attached to one of its fukes; hove again until
barks chain parted; procured extra purchase
blocks and chains but finding purchases not
strong enough TO hold the anchor, made the
nawsers fast to IL and rode by all night Next morning.
with the assistance OF steam lighter Watson steamer
sumner and lighter Altoona, succeeded In getting
up anchor; also recovered anchor estimat at
about 42O lbs weight with forty I'VE fathoms OF twonch
ing about 800 lbs It is said OF lest anchor
near this spot two years ago
BARE IpAno 40 tons has been almost entirely rebuilt
and is now rated by the Board OF Underwriters Al for
five The work has been done in the short
tween New York and Cienfucgos.
BARK LIMERICK LASS 607 tons, built at Brewer, Me, In
1862, now in port has been sold ut about $4,000
BARK CLIFTON Br Ai TONS built at Baltimore in 1857
has been sold at S7250
BRIG DorrR OBJ, at Kingston, Ja Jane Il. from Hall
fax lost seaman overheard during gales
the 6tn.
srrcuLAroR CBr), Peters from New York for San
Bias put into Kingston ia june 10 with both masts
broken, having experienced heavy weather on the
yVsse shs had finished repaEt Qp Ae 2sth without
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ARRIVALS
Phiiadelphia-W Kirkpatrick.

REPORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Rhein (Ger) Klugkist Bremen juno 90 and
SOUTHAMPTON go, with mdse and 4's passengers to Gel
steamship Washington or,. Lschesnes Havre June 10
nS 10Th
s Enc r santa . Martha June Y a
g Co Is AN
IN As$fsa; Hs%'sS sSs4s :. put
Bari smith FsisrssOn MOI ksndsen. Limerick 80
'Ghf dsS par Genoa
days, in ballast to slocovich I Co. Passed Gibraltar
Earb Ellen Dye5 Clspp proereso 20 days, with hemp
Bark Brazil tof Yarmouth, NS,, Prout Matanzas 9
days with sugar to Brown Bros Co; vessel to Boyd
aefs0sn With marble
Passed Gibraltar May 80
Is M x 1T to c to Gasss ST
The ship Winged Hunter, which arrived I'd from Bos
ton. is consigned 10 Vernon Brown 4 Co.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Dresden Trafton, shulee. Ms for New York. 8
DAYS with spilins to Wilson Godfrey.
sehr Broadaeld Brett, Calais for New York. with lath
s. New S y
with lumber 10 Chase, Tsfbot Co. III "~'"'
s sehr Kat s Walker, hish, Boston for New York,
ssSr sea EioMs1 SssHsins hysaa!s o. ssw xe5G
ochr Jos A.ieu' Alien uaIoiner Ior new YORK, win
schr JOS Hall, CHADWICK Portland for New York. with
sss6r 7 webb. Cook, Providence for New York,
schr Ocean Ranger lark, Providence tor New York.
schr Alamo, sheppard MAchias for New York. with
schr transit, Racket Portland for New York.
schr Gould, Boston tor New YORK. with ice to
schr Wave Crest. Sag Harbor for New York.
schr Eneas psS sO.on for New York
cb waGd spsese prOgdeIcs Ter New York
Schr Cornea, Pratt Boston for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Pendergast (Br), Baker, New York for Lon.
Brig 2 steekwel Hsrdins New YORK for Gibraltar.
schr Smith Darling Smith, New York for Port JEFF.
Schr Althea Baker New York for Noank
schr Nelson Harvey Post Port johnson for New Bed
schr Geo Moon Ashburn, New York for Noank.
schr Victor, Look, New York for Noank.
sehr Aaron knssand Murphy. New york for No.nl
schr Old zaek, Hathaway, kewburg Tor New Haven
sb h HSS Days S o
schr Potter, Ellsworth Port johnson for Provi-
schr David Nichols Dix, Port Johnson for Bangor.
schr II Brazos, Raynor. New York for Somerset
schr Edwin Colyer' Sampson, New York tor New Ha-
schr Louisa ~ Knox: AmD9y for Providence.
schr 9 Harris Harris, New York for New London
Young New Nex of North
schr John E Hurst Cook, Hoboken for Maiden.
,scnr Susan Wright Potter GEORGETOWN DC, for New
cr Sa5g F pSl for Boston
sehr Hattie s Collins, Irumbu Amboy for Hartford
ssr ssw yo G,x for New Bedford
Steamer Delaware, Smith. New York tor Norwich.
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FLIGHT OF An INSURANCE AGENT.
He Leaves Debts Amounting to Eli, 900
or I2,0O0-Bsd Management the Cause
of His Ruin.

He Leaves Debts Amounting to sII, 900
or $I2,0O0-Bsd Management tn. Cans.
of His Ruin.
There was considerable commotion Yesterday
among many OF tie fire insurance companies over
the flight OF MIR. John Williams, who represented
About eight companies Rochester, n. y
despatch from Rochester arrived yesterday morn.
ing at the HERALD ONCE stating that VIII
hams had aDsconded TO Europe. BY inquiries
MADE at the offices OF the insurance companies
IL ascertaned that ne was agent for the fol-
lowing com panIes Commercial Union, OF London :;
National, OF Philadelphia; Hamburg and Bremen !;
Citizens, OF Newark; Firemen's Fund Meriden,
of Connecticut; Glen's FAILS n. T., and ST. Paul,
MINI. Mr.. Williams Indebtedness to the COM
panles variousy estimated at rom 81, 900 10
$4,000. a gentleman who mad just returned from
Rochester, where he investigated the AFFAIRS Of
Williams, said that his personal debts amounted
10 ABOUT $1,000 $1,000 lie owes a Mr..
Bennett, IN Rochesser, who has a chattel mort.
gage, $500, about $500 70 Mr.. Wolf
also claims that Williams owes MIN 1000.
Mr.. Alger. No. 10 Pine street who represents the
Commercial Union and National, VI Philadelphia.
estimated ms loss az from $1,000 TO 5000 He
said The dslauer had always been looked upon as
man oil thorough business integrity, ana mat his
misortunes couln only be attributed 10 bad fnan-
cia management. lie had tsiled in the tobacco
business DC ore ne became insurance agent. and in
order 20 satisfy his credtars he raised money at
nsurious interest paying much as three or Jour
per cent per month.
MI. Temple, OF the citizens. o. Newark stated
shat ms loss would PROBABLY 1ail snort or $500.
NIlhains had a partner whom he wanted to buy
out and IN order TO enable him TO do So as the
two DID not get on very well together, six OF the
comprehensive Commercial Union. Hamburg and
Bremen, National. Fremen's Fund aud Citizens-
Bgreed 10 advance hun $4,000 ana TO take his bond,
winch mas now turned QUO TO be almost worthless.
wiiams hved very economically. spending only
81. 300 year, While his business was worth about
$4,000 year. His wllc ana four Young children
are inconsolaoie. Williams had only $50 when he
starred ON ms trip to England so that, after paw
ing I0r has Storage passage from Montreal ne VIII
nave ie1t little more than two pounds. His ni1ht
ls generally regarded as very foolish piece OF bus-
ness, ~ he could nave reRaned his financial loot
mg ny better financial management In the future
AZ IL II Dis pIQepects are babted and bis IaJnily
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 3, 1874.
CLEARED.

steamship China Br, Gill, Liverpool via Queens
tOwn-C q Francklyn
steamship spain CBr. Grace. Liverpool via Queenstown
r w Hurst
steamship City Of Paris (Br, Tibbets Liverpool via
QueenstOwn-John G. Dale.
steamship Oceanic OBJ, Jennings Liverpool Queens
town-K Jorts.
steamship Europa CBr, Mackay Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
steamship Dorian tBD, Taylor, Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
Steamship America Ger. Himbeck, Bremen via South.
ampton-Oelrichs A Co
steamship state OF Texas, Bolger, Galveston via Key
West--C VI Mallory h Co
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans
Baker.
Steamship Cortcs, Nickerson, New orleans--ciark a
Seaman.
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannah-w
Garrison
ssamthip Champion, Lockwood Charleson-,J W Qun.
tara Cd
steamsbip Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington NO--wm
Clyde 4 Cd
Steamship OLD Dominion, Walker. Norfolk, City Point
and kichmond-t,ld dominion Steamship Co w.
Steamship Knight, Chichester, Georgetown DE-
Kenyon.
amship vindicatr Doane, Philadelphia -LoriIisrd
SteAmshjO Or
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CITY HALL GOSSIP.

The Comptroller Is carrying out his spite against
she Department or Pubic Works Systematically.
Notwithstanding his boast at the meeting OF the
Board OF Estimates that the departments are paid
two days alter the pay-rolls are handed in, the De-
partment OF Public Works will not receive any
money until the 7tn inst.
After the storm comes a calm. Either all the
statesmen have emgrated or become dsgusted
vito the Mayors reappoIntments At any rate
the Mayors Office bore q deserted appearance all
DAY yesterday.
The superintendent OF Sidewalk DISTINCTIONS
MI f. T. Shaeier, still bemOans the non-appropria-
ton OF the money asked for TO carry his bureau
He rs disappointed In not having been appointed
Ponce Commissioner.
Inc mayor ana Comptroller were closeted yester-
Gay afternoon Tor a long time. President Wheeler,
OF the Tax Commissioners, paid them a visit.
Visitors IN the outer room expected Fourth OF
July explosion, but not a SOUND was heard
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s.eamshin Gen whs.nsv, Hallst,. Bos'op.g Dinosk
fs Psnd Ssa 'sf s ssss
Bark SidArne Nor,. Nielsen, London-runch Edye
Bark Nuova Ottawa dtAD, cOnssliari. LOndOn-AP
barn yringa OBJ, GisHon, LondonaEasle Plak'ee.
Bark Angelica utaD, Martini Gloucester-John sea-
Bark Jens Nilsen Nor. Hansen, whtehsven, &c To-
b Bark gyictorls Csor,, Jahnsen Cork or Falmouth
BARK Beretta Cogho dtaD, Godea, Cork or Fal
Bark San retrO diaD, GOdeIa, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Ottawa G.p, Mortoa, Cork or Falmouth tor or
Bark Kre Ierica GtaD, sverlinga, Cork or Falmouth
Barb San pomenso ItaD, Dodero, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Rosa Gtab Bar sgoletta Cork for orders-slo-
RarE Mani basoEo Sslsop
@ Bark klizabeth Taylor OBJ, Humphrey, Limerick
BARK orp6eIs cNor), Larsen. Havre-retens Book
Bark Farewell GER. Newman, Hamburg-Jacob
BaTk sye
:, Bark Pudel GER. Parlson, stettin-Funch. Edge
Bark F Mann Ger. Deutsch, stetun-J W Schmidt /
Bark MAI NOr: stoesen. stettin-Funch, Edye 4 Co
Bars ErcSls dssp, Ts@srsai TSissteSxf Asrssss:
barS Cyclone (Br!, Forbes. IrisseIBret, Son Co
', Bark sisrd (Nop. Emanuesen, Gibraltar-Tesens 4
Bark Golden Fleece Gr>. Armstrong. Barbadss-H
Trowbridge's ons
Bark Helen Isabel OBJ, Rasten. 81 Johns: NJ ,.,
Brig Sunny Side Br). Rodger, London-C Sumner.
Brig Hedwig Sophie (swe). HIGHLAND, Rostock-Funcn.
Brig Fairfield Hunter, santander Cspain)-C W Ber
Brig Daphne, Copeland, seville-James Elwen 4
Brig Al Petengin, Hart, Barceiona-Miler 4 Hough-
Brig Constance Dutch. Hvliger. St Martins, AcH
brig Minnie lBr), Graham Charlottetown, PEI-Hat
ton Watson Co.
Brig Nickersou (Br,, Kirkpatrick, Halifax Ns-D
Brig Minnie Traub wooiside. Galveston-w Adams
Brig Ella p Stewart, Cain, Philadelphia-Evans Ball
schr Matilda (Br), Hammond, Campeachy-J Wilson
schr Amelia Ann OBJ, vergas. Nassau--F Montel
,schr Rosahe OBJ, Albury Hsrbor Island-Joscph
Eneas.
,schr Anthony Kelly, Greenwood, Eleuthera-I Sta
schr Emma Law (Br, Morton, Bluenelds-a wes-
schr Amelia (BD. Mcintosh. Halifax, Ns-D De
schr Evergreen (Br>, Baker, Hantsport-C Bertaux
schr Jeddo (Br), Calder. st John, NB-Heney 4 Par
schr Altavela, Joy, Jacksonville-warren Ray
sehr Henry Means, Carl. Pensacola and Key West
schr Sarah 4 Lucy, Bowker, Yorktown va-Master
schr d Huddell, Hudson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Clapp 4 Co.
schr Martha Sargent Closson, Bath.-Fisher 4 Co.
schr > Poole, Colby, wisca ssett Me-R Murray Jr.
schr Hastings Chase, New Bedford-Smith Chase.
schr Dart Campbell, Stamf0rd-Stamiord Manutactur-
Ing Co
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds Baltimore-w Dalzell
steamer Annie. Steen wilmington, Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelpnia-James
Steamer saran, Jones' Phiiadel phia-w Kirkpatrick.
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES.


rOoA seAfng NJ Long Branch Last Night.
LONG BRANCH. July g. 1874.
from present prospects the racing tomorrow
promises to be unusually fine, each of the four
events having closed with good entries There
was also good attendance at the West End Hotel
pool room, the several events exciting considera-
Die speculation.
THE ENTRIES AND SELLING,
were as follows:-
SrEEPLE CHAsR.-Donohue's Tammany and
george west $50; Lawrence and Lorillaru's Bullet
500; Ayre's victor, 50; Liti ellis Henrietta, SIS.
DAsH-ONE MILE.-Lawrences Atllla, $50: San
lords Bingaman, sos; FranKlin's Jean Val Jean
500; Bemonps King Amadeus, $25; Cofrees Don
nybrook, SIS; McKees MiHne Mac, SIS; Bunce's
Galway. $40 and Chamoerlin's Mary Constant, So
NILE HEATs.-Davls' Fadladeen, sos; Frankiln's
Arizona, $55; Chamberlln's Survivor S4O Dono-
hue's Artist, $40; Cof1ee's B. r. Carver, $40
THE JERSEY DERBY.-L0rilard's Saxon, $40;
Sandiord's Brigand, $3.50; McGrath's Aaron PEN
nington. $3.50; Dennlson and Crawford's Ruther-
1urd $50; Belmont's King Amadeus, S25; Morris
Shillelagh, $50: Sears Acrobat, $50; Litell's Re-
form, SIS; Carter Browns Court Hampton, SIS !;
Chamberins Visigoth, $l0 and Withers Macca-
room, So
The closing prices on the Jersey Derby were:-
Brigsnd, $500; saxon $500; Aaron Pennington,
500; ltheriurd $3.50; King Amadeus $l05; the
field, sos.
THE WEATHER
Is good and the prospects are very favorable for
good
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE HIppopRoMg.

While the hurdle race was being ridden last
night at the Hppodrome, by Mrs. Davis, Mss Os-
waId and Miss Yates, the thoroughbred English
racer Spot, backed by Mrs. Charles Davis, fell at
the second hurdle py giving what is known in
racing parlance as long leap, that is, gather
ing too far OH The morse struck his
LETT hind foot, and tumbllng on hts
head, turned "a complete somerset over the
lady Mrs. DAVIS made desperate EFFORT TO es-
cape the falling horse, but his hiD struck her,
break ng her collar bone and 1t Is feared otherwise
injurnQ her DR.. Charles Roberts. OF 1hlrtieth
street, who happened 70 be In the audience, was
the lady had her sent to her residence No. 145
Vast Twenty-sixth street. on stretcher. The
morse dislocated mis- stine joint and will probably
De ubHt Tor racing PURPOSES hereafter,
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disehsrsns, ana 70 sail for destination next day.

dsensrrns, ana 70 sail for destination next day,
Of the harbor OF on tuesday struck
and sHnt The granite was for the new court house IN
soHR coRpKsv. from Alexanars Va for b Boston,
with cargo OF COAL ashore at Cedar Point "a inst
hoped that she would be gotten of ON the high tide
bark nn
after remarkably short passage of 81 days from Bos-
e" the GSp Ms s6s
position previously reported, and fun OF water
NEweAsrIE Del july s-During the heavy thand sy
lightning, below Wilmington. Del, and burned 10 'ne
QUEBEC July BARK Glenaie, from Montreal s P ,1r
Queenstown, with wheat was in collision on ule IL
grims; has lost spars and wants steamer to TOW ner
July 2-shp Allan from Montreal, grain laden mas
while at anchor at the Pilgrims, by ship Clara Kihan'
Sproul, from Rotterdam.
Notice to Mariners.
lghtve ssei No 81 viii be removed on about July
for repairs Her place will be taken BY the Relief
mast, two hoop iron day marks lone on each mast |;
S SsST ana T yss Sn ans ssTn name Oh
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth district
ss 81 ast
OF q buoy that has moored there-Canden Herald
Whalemen.
Arrived at New Bedford July Q, bark John Carver,
Rowland. Pacific Ocean, Talcahnano March 70, with
1915 bD OIL having taken ~ bbs Oh the PASSAGE sent
home on the voyage 43O bbls sp oil.
New London 10 al for the Atlantic ocean Whaling.
Cleared at Kew West June ~ brig Il Moore, Lopez.
A letter from Capt Fish. OF bark Java OF NIB; dated
taken 25 bbls VIII and IS do SO oil since leaving
H. Also reports bark Mount Wollaston, Mitchell, NIB,
with T6 bbls VIII oil taken zodiac; brig from Homo
lulu had taken whale and Capt erendeen OF British
cut SS whale n hours and i %nues The
weather very fine
spokep-unc Is lat SO H. lon "a 20 schr VIM Martin OF
Boston, 20 days cruise with oil; day, schr
Ellen Rizpath of ProvincetOwn Atkins with 200 bps
blk1sh oil and " bbls sp oil
Spoken.
Bark Essex Peterson. from Boston for Muscat June 49,
lat IS 30 N, Ion 81 vs. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-04
HAMILTON, ONTARIO, RACES.

HAMILTON, July 8, 1874.
To-day was the third days here.
The first race was the county trot, for $500, and
was won by Delta Girl in 1858.
The second race was Tor running horses, open
to all, for purse Of $780, two and quarter mile
dash; Granger first, Protection second Time,
4:CS.
The third race was for the Dominion Stakes,
5000 mile heats; Vandal 1rst swallow second.
Time, 1:51A, :52r<
The fourth race was trot open 10 all for purse
OF 5000. Governor won, Angus second. Time,