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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

DEATH OF AN OLD PHILADELPHIAS.--John
Oakford, formerly citizen of Philadelphia,
where he was active in politics on the Democra-
tic side, died in New Castle Hundred on Friday
morning, at the residence Of his eon-in- law,
Giles Lambson. He was in his S0th year. He
WAS chief clerk in the U. s. Post Office Depart
menr, when Hon. James Campbell WAS Post-maB-
ter-Dencral, under President Pierce. His habits
were extremely absteminous and regular. For
many years he confined himself to two meals a
day AZ a sanitary measure, and there was little
in the history of the past half century, either
American or European, in which he WAS not suf-
ficiently yersed to answer the purpose Of a
cyclopitda. The sheriff OF this county, VIM. II.
Lambson, is also his son-in-law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
los Anoe,es Chapter No. SO, R: A.. M.

Stated convocations on Cd
; ':: ; 4: !: ; ]
\ AHN NMONDAY of each month at
MI NM ~ +. II. at Masonic Hall. So
WN CTu journing companions in good
WGSN standing cordially invited. By
NNH order of the ii. j.
w. II. a. KIDD,
NJ Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
Dissolution Of copartnership.

yvyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
/ ing between G. Mangin and p. Lolseau
has this day been dissolved by mutual. con-
sent c. Mangin remaining in the business,
is alone authorized to collect the cl aims due
the late concern. and will become responsible
for all the Indebtedness of the laIe iirm.
p. LOISEAU,
G. MANGIN.
Los Angeles, December Sd, 1875. Aft
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
lranae Grove Encampmeni, No. 81, |. 0. 0. r.

..<sss.1. REGULAR MEETINGS held on
1-sSseA. the second and Fourth TUES
" 49, DAYS of each month at IA p. NJ:
'Ffhs|S' Sojnurnng Patriarchs in good
..,il,i,pg are cordially invited to attend.
II. WARTEN BERG, c. T.
NJ NpScE>y Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Charles Gassen. A. q. Gassen and
Francisco Pico Is this day dissolved by mu-
fual consent. Francisco Pico is alone author
ized to collect all claims, and will pay all the
indebtedness Of the said firm OF Gasscn \
Pico. t4 CHARLES sGASSEN,
A. q. GASSEN,
deci-lw. oa FRANCISCO PICO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
I. .. g. Z.
,.n. angeles lodge No. 30. 4. o. ~. r.

.t.s..x. Regular meeting held on WE'D
.telSsL NESDAY EVENING ofeach week
'+s.ssyzss.ss 80 ut Ia oclGck. Sojourning brelh-
'YS'TsSS rem ~ good standing are cordially
lnvi ed ii. WARrENBURG, n. q.
"a, IfpASK II y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
4 LlIPPO, M. D., +,

clNIGNoRET'S BLOCK, NO. 10 MAIN IN sI.
- Residence, Eternity street, NO "v, cor. y,
Ter High. Office hOurs-9 to ii 4. NJ, = 10 r.
M.and toSP.M. Lingual-Enslish, Espanoi'
Franeaise, Deutsch, italiano. au-i u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
1 o o. 0 O
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,

December 18th, 10th and 18th, 1875. Il
To the highest bidder, 10000 three; four and
five year oIds 80 900 one and two year olds,
and 10000 budded trees, ON the following
terms: For all purchases OF two hundred dol
lars or under, cash; all of over two hundred,
three months time given, with good note ana
endorser, and viii extend his privilege. The
buyer Of fifty trees or upwards shall have the
right to remove his trees any time he may
choose before May LIST, 1876:
JOHN f.. EBERLE.
JONES & MOVES, Auctioneers. n24td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic NOTICE.

q Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, II. d
IN A. M.-The stated meetings of this
X ~ Lodge are held on the first MON
" DAY of each month at 7:3e p. NJ.
Mem bers of pentalpha, No. 202, and
all Master Masons in good standing are cor
iially invited. S. G. FOl, w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITIS, Secretary. ao2S-ly-6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
PIGEON SHOOTING EXTRAORDINARY.


CAPTAIN A. IL DOCAnDUs GIVING AN YIEmI-
lLuS OF HIS SKILL WITH TIE Gun.
Tnrse wbo lave 10 observe rhe run IN the hands
u, ,.,..i-.. . ~. ~ .-.s !, wv,
- sAAA.-i 81 80 ~ naiost = sue- 80 nc
vicinity Is legi0n-wete greatly pleased Yesterday
~ "a evhtbt1on 81 pigeon shooting given by can.
- =, ,..,i . n.,. $3.50, - 49,,
lAia - ~ D'Aa 80 ~ Detiio'' a. 80 ~
~ 4 paine IN the 2qtb inst a matcn az 100
,.-.- ~. =, ~, !. .., ..-,- ~ 81 ~. 49,. 49,,
niIus " sitVOo siuei NeaIl1s II ~ W tne tuAo
and keep In practice, announced MS intention Of
repeattnv nereabouts some IL the wonderful per-
s., $500, $500, - M e..
iotMau0e7 "niei 80 AiAle - ..AN1s ~ aAi4iai
IN the west To this END be ADVISED
mai be would saoot AZ TWENTY-FIVE pairs
49,. $3.50, 49,
~ lse'l1, AsAus WIFI -eisAt HoM ~
plunge traps set iorty yards apart, tie shooter
- ~ .pruoa ~ tie same time: also that ne
would I'm tWenIv-ave 1tgeons ln iour nlinutes IN
twenty ,srds rise ana load ms own Qun two
birds ~ ~ iii tic WING I'll the same time Both Of
taese feats re accom- plsned anu WITH i,plepfy 10
spare IL rs the great surprise anu grauacau0n II "a
large number III prominent rentlemen
The wpataer was TAR for toe exBibftlon but a
strong breeze from the ocean rendered Inc suc.
Cas- ri issues Is tie events somewhat douDtful AT
the APPOINTED aOur the Captain arranged the traps
for lie Aiming al me thirtt-eignt DOT Of Wenty-hve
pafrs and obtaining me all 0f Buralo Bill WHO had
come aowa to See the sport In the mater ~ sprinv.
ing the traps, he commenced operations. sno9ung
nrsr to the lett md nall turning On ns heel
10 cover the bfra from tie rrht nand trap the
Canaan cut Gown the pigeons IN MAGNIFICENT
stsle Nine DaIrs were eragsed before a breaK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
90 sec eapIe ne W

90 Sec cable news
sHIP ANDREW JOHNSON, which was reported sailed
from LObas Tor Europe ana subsequently, spoken passed
Fortress Monroe 2lth INST bound 10 Baltimore
sBIP AMERICA Chatfeld al san Francisco May 16 from
New YORK reports April q q u kOfou. a native Of
Sweden, fell overheard aud was drowned.
scHR w MckKwES baltimore Saturday from
Bahamas encountered heavy weather IN the Gulf
stream; lost topmast and sprung mainmast carried
dying jibstay and lost nying Jb, and had head
rails washed away
Sem McCLosKEr OF Brookhaven from Hoboken for
Newport with cargo OF coal sprung a leak OF New
Haven on sunday night and pat iuio New London on
Monday leaking about 800 strokes per hour.
scnR FLORIDA At Portland Gath inst from Jonesport
with wood, trpped by the sea on Halfway Rock
aud lost part deck load and had cabin ed with
water
BERxupA Nav 20-The ship screamer has landed at
this about so marble ship Charlotte, NJ
the weather proves favorable another ~ days Will see IL
all out 81 water, say ~ tons
HALIFAX, May 2l-The goods saved from the steamer
Alhamora were much damaged by exposure aiter the
wreck. They have been valued for wreckera The n
on saturday and realized g0oi prices
2i-Iue government steamer Lady Head has left
VISIT & the lighthouses on tne eastern shore.
~chr "A Mckenzie arrived today with a cargo from
the wrecked Ste amer AhambrA
PorrlASD oregon May l2-Brig orient while sailing
out ShOaiwater hay few days since becaim-
81. anu dred ashore. he vessel STUCK last on the
SAM, ana from the strained position IN which she
placed the bolts started oakum worked Of
the seams and the hui hled with water. The BRIG
nCate1 On AZ high tide.
vIsFYanp HAVEN, May z3-schr George Pierce from
Salem Tor New YORK. struck NautucKet shoals yes
erday and injured her centre board stopped here yes
terday Tor rcpairA
schr Arequipa n Gloucester before reported ashore
ohCvcliu shoals, got od ana lowed here today
fall Ot water hy Nrhr Florence iuwer
rcur N y Mlg.fn New YORK for Provlncetown, struck
sths noon, when she came "a aud arrived here this
ptLernOun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI. May "a 1878
Schr Jose oh Howard Howard master, OF and from
stJohn NIB for Philade phia arrived this AN distress
The captain makes the following ort:-Evening or
18th, in the South Channel, Cape Cod bearing WsW 20
miles during neayY Ne gale and a heavy
ming in hauling carried away foremost six feet below
the dying b head or the foremast
l9h carried that unit; night OF 10Th, when, the wind
blowing heavily SW. carried away balance OF fore
close 70 the deck at the time the orcastle
deck was three feet deep with water, which poured
mast and by morning there were i've feet water in
the hold; also same night broke mainmast in the mid
die the stays above named and preyenter
only preventing IL going by board at the
the maintopmast broken OF about halfway down
pumped vessel AN 2st and, the weather having
moderated rugged two jbstays and jumper stay from
head mainm 10 the bowsprit and with the aid
ibis and aitersas were enabled TO reach Newport
Schr Anne eaton, before reported ashore Block
Island has nearly all gone 10 pieces her Keel
ashore thursday. Capt Langley has discharged the
crew. bur he himself still remains AZ the wreck for the
Of saving everything That possible Her an
chors, chains. sals rigging and toDmasts have been
saved. She - partially insured and John CoggeshAl
tue underwriters agent has gone to the island 10 nves
tgae the Ever since SHE ashore there has
been very heavy running, and the wreckers could
upon her but few hours at a time. she
fine vessel, being only IA months old.
The Coast Mrecking Co during the past week have
made good progress discharging the cargo
iron Of the sunken bark Bessie Rogers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRorwEEsHAvFS, May 22-ArrIved ship Garibald
Sor Hoyer Pascagoula via Ship Island for Dordrech
bark Ocean Ger, Paulsen Darien for DO.
BALTIC PoRT-ATrived. bark Hope Nor), Stoesen. Sa
vannah via Copenhagen lsce below.
BUKNos AYRKs May 22-Arrived, ship whittier Swap.
New York for San Francisco see below.
CALCUTTA Nav 23-sailed, ship British Navy tBr, At
kinson New York
IN port May ~ ship Olive southard, walker for
New York.
DUSpKr Nay z3-Arrived, bark Reindeer CBr wilkic
Portland Q.
DuatN Nay zs-Arrfved. bark Garibaldi dtaD. Tas.
nni, Baltimore.
sailed 23d barks Iona CB Horn United states Abra-
ham Young tBr, Farnsworth, DO. Jorgen Lorentzen
(Sorl Petersen,
DUSErRK, May a-sailed. bark Ar CSoD, Tnornsen,
United states.
FlrlE-ssiled banks Kate williams Hale, Boston; "A.
Olson, Dias 40.
nuLl, Nay 2s-Arrived brig Hiding Nor), Jorgensen,
Wilmington Nj.
HArsune Nay n-saned barb Bengal Gwe, Eek.
strom. Unlled states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
AMERICAN PORTS

~ 90 .cbra Won ~nIlvcr
Ar 1880, msy p schis -" Nonsei'
,,J ~ y Nm sra, 4 1rvon Ros
go ~ .h ~ ~
% i unse Shas .,rrs 1 nd sarah Briahf from
ia ~ Mo.Ie mas LANIehSe' Anu oa1 Dib"A WIN
Georgei99wn, -, .; ,..,-.1 80. ,,rb, a,n,.b,rr
s q H., ust an Kmth III
SAkua = w. Ah@u0iPHia' uei =
milsoh, New No1v p,oco. Avr.s.
~ ~, Drts ~ ssaS ~
seI ytus iln, hahuyi "VVeoiueV - -
mira 5fh southa N gi w.. m, Eu,s Raco.
s is 1eo = !, 'or LIZ.
Hass irN tna W III, 1vs1s ia ia
~
~ 1880 la nai iosesn NJ
n'V N 81 ~ - v.nn 49,
butieI VII ~ Snll, ahI NJ
lisgh, gas HgMttN tVstei n p,'
Alae nyets9nl ,gusihs' MttnAWhe.t goss ~ haio'
ofalAet, g1 ~ oanhse. na
60. AZ & Jan ,on ~ te,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25

seSr wsrSrs sgrsgus Pswtassst o Ssy York
Shr sgsS S e ,9r yo YORK
schr Hickman BOWMAN Pawtueket for New Yor pS,,.
delphia-
schr Fairfield Kelly, Calais for New YORK, with lum
chr Carrie Penney, Pitcher Providence for New
schr yapor Parsons Providence for Hoboken;
schr u Potter, Potter Hartford for New York
schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury, Providence for hay
sceT sarah E1aee.h Lsw, Hartford q5 New xS5k
sehr v I sarnes Beach, Norwich tor New York
senr III lownsend. hippls, Bristol Tor New York
sh vary SktL rarher New London lor hondou1
: sehr cordea Newkirk, simmons. Pawtucket for New
sehr + Irwin: Providence Ior New York,
@ SeS
schr Thos Patten. Hand, Fall River for New York
sehr la :; peerinq FAN River for New York,
shr Golden Eagle Rely New Bedford dGo or New York
schr Delphi. Allen, Newport for New York
SeSr Welis %es PrOyiSence i 'Sr Iosefe H1a
sehr surge wsrwick NorwsiE 'or New ,V YORK i0i
sehr Transit Trans Davis Somerset for New Yors
sc ch Gohasscs Brackett Proyiaenee Tor New York
sehr TbrucE ark Boston or New ~ YORK re"
: senr Phoebe Elizabeth, Mapes, New Bedford for New
s sehr Messenger, Dean, Taunton for New York.
eora Ea 1 froydence s%' Sew ~ TX" ''A
schr Mad Anthony Trotah Providence for New York.
lumber TO Simpson, Clapp a Co.
chr James BabcocK, Kelly, New Bedford for New
schr Connecticut Dehart, Providence for New York
schr sarah Bruen, Petty Providence for New York.
Schr Nalad Queen Smith Somerset for New York.
Schr Aida, Knowles. Fail River Tor New York.
Schr snnnysdc, Ward, New London for New York.
York.
schr President shermrn Mystic for New York.
York
schr Haze, McNamec, Greenwich Tor new YORK. with
stone TO order
schr J Ayres, Provost Stamford for New York
Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New Bedford tor New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Bolivar Geer New York for New London.
Schr Harold (br), johnson, New York for st Annrews
NIB.
Schr Henry Gibbs, Comm, Hobokcn for wareham.
Schr susanna, smith. Rondout tor salem
SchT Harvest Home, Hodgkns New York for Boston.
Schr Wigwam, Kane New York for Millbridge
schr Challenge, Terry, New York for Greenport
schr l. Daniels Smith, Hoboken for Providence.
schr Seaport Edrldge, HoJoken tor Newport.
schr sarah Thomas Arnold, Elzabet Import for Som
erset.
schr Emma White Delahunty, Virginia for Hemp.
stead.
schr X Lane Fuller, IIoboken for Yarmouth
Schr Bell, SammIs New York Tor Hartford
Schr Stanley, Beers New York Dix Island
schr Viola May. owen New York tor Pembroke.
Schr Maria Fleming, Ford Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Helen Mar, Nlckerson Virginia for Providence
dence.
Schr Adele Felicia, Sherwood Eewburg for Norwich
Schr Hazeton Pendleton, hoDoKeh for Providence
schr i Pharo sherman, Elizabethport for Apponaug
Schr SUSANNA Pickering, Rondout for Salem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25

HAvRE, May 2I-sailed, ship Francis Sage urquhart
United statesi brig II @ sibIey, Colson, do.
HoEe KoEc, May 2S-Aruved, steamer China Phillip.
San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL May 2s-ArrIved ships Kent Br,, Grifiths,
New Orleans; Cashmere tBD, Thompson New York
Halden Nor, Jacobsen Pensacola; barks ohm Harris
dr. James New Orleans; Northern Chief Br), Miller,
Savannah; brig Zawla CNor). omundsen, Wilmington,
NC
Arrived 24h, ship British King Bp, ouinne san Fran
cisco
Sailed 23d, ships Edward o'Brien smalley. cailao;
Levitt (Br, Wiley. United States oarKs Eyr Nor,
hammers do; Aurora Nor, Andersen do; Wave Queen
Gbrh Wilson, do; ExDreso dtaD. Ferraro, do.
Also sailed 2Sd barks Walter Arlington. Jr Hooper,
Baltimore; Brazos Fuller New York mot 2lsp
AARsEILLEs-Sailed brig San RafTaele qtaD. Cacace,
New York.
MADRAs-saled bark Annie W Weston, winsor -
PALERNo-saied, brigs San Pietro dtaD Lauro New
York Fidelia White, do
QUEENSTOWN, May 23-Arrived. barks Prvi Dubrovacki
Aus. Peneo, New York; Nordstiernen Norl. Jensen
do; Kathleen (Br) listed Daren; brig limos Nor,
Royen. New York: schr voyager Br), Humphrey. PnI-
adelphia.
Arrived Path. barks Rualia Swe), Bergstrom Phila-
dephia; FIgli Accame dtsD Pionella New York.
Also arrived Gath, Pm. steamer Algeria IBID, Nc
Mckan, New York.
Also arrived Path. 6PA, steamer Celtic tBr Kiddie
New York for Liverpool
REvAr, May 2-Arrived. shin Lorey Nor), Marcusen,
New Orleans
RANcooS May 22-saled. ship Storm King. Boyd, Liy-
erpool
Rio JAsErRo, to May 22-Arrived bark Peter War
wick (Br), Kline, New YORK.
WATERFRONT. May ss-sailed. bark J Berg CSor,. AN
derson, Baltimore.
Arrived in the English Channel I'D bark omoa tBr,,
McWilams. Wilmington. NC, for Rotterdam.
LONDON, May 24-shlp whittier Swap, from New York
for San Francisco put INTO Buenos Ayres May p with
fire on board. tug had gone TO ner assistance The
vessel VIII probably be saved She has large
cargo
Bark Hope Nor stoesen from Savannah. at Baltic
Port has discharged 40 bales OF damaged
condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Great Western OBJ, Windham, Bristo-W D
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. Pnnadelnma-Ia lanes Hand.
steamer Eleanora. Johnson Portanu-I Ames
ship lattsing (Brl, Wilson, shanghai-Chas Wrlsht
s6p Alice NJ Minott whitmore san Francsco-sutton
Bsrk Assyria CBr) Easton, London-Blaksee 4 levin.
Bark Progress Norl Olsen, Cork or Falmouth Tor or
BARK Henrietta Benn GER, wupper. Hamburg
BARK GeFmania Port. relIica, oporto-Hagemeyer
" Bars sospr CAusl, Barbarovich odessa-slocovich
BARK Lucille iBrl Andrews Cette-wm Ingalls,
BARK Rocket, Atkinson Porto Cabeuo-J Agostini.
BARR Hancock, KING, brunswick, Ga-Mller Hough-
Brrg queen II The fleet CBr>, witheridge, sydney
Briz Princess Beatrice tBr, simmons, Point-a-Pire-
Big Annie DAN, Brown, Cardenas-Jas Ward
schr Hattie Haskell Hewitt, san Blas-owen Bren-
senr Norman, smith, 81 kits ana a market-c Der.
Schr " Ii van Name. Holmes, Tarpan Bay-B Wen
scar California CBr, Nickerson Yarmouth. Ns-J A
'' sehr Chandler Csn. Petds, Windsor Ns-D Do
scar Harold tBr) Hansen. St Andrews NB-Heney
Senr W II Jones KIRBY Fernsndina-A Abbott
Scnr george 4 Emily. htl, P0rtiand-BJ Weinberg.
Schr Balloon, Carter Buston-C y Low
schr Mary Whort Whorf, Wellheet-st John
senr Harvest corwin, Proudence-H Jackson
son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25

ship nelicon Howcs, from New York Tor san Fran
cisco. Anril ~. lat 81 :. Ion - s..
snip Lebu CBr,, Mckenzie, from Liverpool for San
Francisco, April 4. lat 5 p :. ION 70 ~ W.
shlp 50 Lawrence tBrl Johnson, from San Francisco
via Acapulco Tor Queenstown April 70 lat ~ lon IA 10
W.
snip sir John Vaudeville CBr from Calcutta for Bos
ton Nav l5 lat "A % y. Ion 81 20
Bark MontezHma from New YORK TOR Barbados, May
IL lat - II, lon Is o.
BARR Gutenberg a3erl, Gerlach, from Bremen for Bal
umore, April y lat 50 a. Ion 5 10
BARK Csylon. Woods. from Boston for Honolulu, May
l. lat Il 81 ~ Ion - ~ W.
Brig Meerkonig Ger, Karstens from Liverpool for
Wilmington Nc. April p, LAT ~, lon 70.
-chr maggie johnson. Hondlett from Francisco
for Tahit, May 4 lat Is 10 n lon rs 20W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipmasters ia.
formed that by teegraphing 70 ths HRRALO Lonton
Bureau, NJ q Fleet street. the Paris olice.
Rue scribe, the arrivals departures from Eu.
ropean and Eastern ports Of American and all foreign
vessels trading with tho United states the will BE-
caDled 70 this country free OF charge ami published
Captains arriving aud sailing from French ami
Mediterranean ports will nni the Paris once the
economical aud expeditions FOR raphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
OBITUARY.
JOHN N coRNELrsoS, !. D.


Yesterday morning a venerable and respected
crzen 81 jersey cry, Or. John u. COrnelison,
oreathed his last in the seventy fourth year Of his
age. Ms career In professional and public life was
more remarkable tnan that Of any man or his gen.
Grafton 10 Jersey city. He was born IN that part
Or the city formerly known as the town or Bergen.
HIS .ataei, Rev John Cornellson, was pastor OF the
old Dutcn Reformed cnurch IN Bergen for thirty
I'VE years DR.. Cornehson studied medicine with
Dr. Valentine MOtt and when, IN ISIS. ne OBJ
tanned his degree, ne became one Of the
thTee physicians who had charge or the
territory wing between Bergen Point and Builis
Perry aud between tue HUDSON and the Hacken-
sack rivers. During the Presidency Or Andrew
Jackson Dr. CoTneIis0n WAS twice elected a mem
Der OF the lie rtslature on tile democratic
ticker. In $50 H. ran Tor Congress but was de.
fealed. President Van Buren, appointed nlm
Deputy Collector iOr Jer 81 CITY. IN 1851 he was
appointed by the Governor one 81 the SIX lsy
Judges Or tie Court or Errors aud Appeals, and
tuIs position H. held for sixteen years. Afer the
Outbresk Ol the war tic became an unnlncning re-
publican. 10 1862 lie was elected Mayor Of the
Legislature member ~ the Board Of
Pu1iic Works ana became President 81 that
Board, the rfscauty ana irau4s IN which
he always vigorously opposed. Last year ~ was
the republican nominee Tor Mayor q Jersey CITY,
bus Was defeated ~ Mr.. Iraphagen, the present
incumbent AZ the time 81 nis death be Was Pres
lacnC q the Board u Regents 81 the Hudson
county Hospital and Q vestryman o. 81. PauFs
Episcopal csurcn, where the funeral service Will
be held. IL Il sufAcent to say o. the pu0lc career
81 the deceased mat lbs naive city never pro-
duced a more upright or honorable man. TX was
tie remains or RoDest Fulton Ia Oid Pauius HOOK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
THE NATIONAL CAME.
'Asscs1os lsD rHn GREAT ~

FHEscElcs AND THE ATLAETIcs-GREAT IN
TnCsl4sM PRINCETON WINS.
IRlyCEros \. j.. My "a, 1875
over 1000 people assembled On the Princeton
Baso Pal Grounds today, TO witness . game or
base bal between the Uniyernty nine 81 Prince
ton and the Atlantcs Of BROOKLYN. The day was
one, and never dd the Princeton's PLAY better.
For one nour aud twenty minutes the audience,
with almost GREATNESS suspense, watched the
tssne OF the game alternately applauding the
eood plav an eitheF side. The peculiar
pHching OF Mr. Mann gave the Brookynites
great trouble while the catching OF Dessars
was Inc ADMIRATION OF all, and when AZ the close,
ii was announced t9at PRINCETON was tae winner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25

uy 4 score tnree Two princeton enthusiasm
knew no bounds. Cheer after cneer rent he ar.
The Atlantlc's professionals had oeen beaten. inns
was glorious enough for one day. Princeton play
Yale on Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-25
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Arlington ana Fly Away clubs engaged in
friendly contest yesterday afternoon upon the
Uuion Grounds the game tnrouahout was quite
Interesting anu resulted IN victory Tor the Fly
Always.
Tae Boston and Mutual clubs viii play upon the
Union Grounds this afternoon.
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7oE


The Cork newspapers say that the Duke OF cam
bridge. presiding at recent meeting Oi the Ma
fiOnal ltine Association. announced that the an
Hual meeting al Wimbledon Common would CON-
mence on TIE 18th OF July, ard that strong teams
IRON canada and Australia v QUO be present HIS
Grace also SAID tbat II was expected the lTlsn and
American teams woulu be on Tie grounds before
tue season closed.
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BOSTON AND cENrENN1AL Gums rnmADEIPHIAs
AND HARTFoRDs.
PnILApgLPHIA. Pa., BIZ

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May o. 1879
The Boston ana Centennial cluos played this
afternoon the former winning BY score OF 5 10 Q.
The Phnadelpnlas and Hsrtiords played nne
game, resulting 10 a victory for the Philadelphias
by a score OF . to s.
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SAILED.

Steamers South America, for Rio Janeiro, 2c Able.
marie, Lewes, Dell ships Caroline (BrI London; Ber-
tSr Liverpool; barKs Boomerang (Br) do; lizzie
Jackson, Valparaiso; oTvar odd NOR, Amsterdam
PrUspcrlnO Pa lazzo ltal London schr w Van Name,
Tarpan Bay.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record vii show the changes IN
the Temperature Tor the past tWenty-four hours,
~ comparison win the corresponding date oflast
year, a. Indicated by the thermometer At Huonutis
Pharmacy, HERALD building
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JUDGE ". I. =. wAEEES, or SARATOGA
Judge ". l. T. warren, one of the Oldest and
most eminent c.uzsns Of saratoga, n. ~, died
a. Ills residence In Saratoga, On the evening OF
sunday the "a inst. III was elghty-two years
Or are. ms eminent jurst was formerly a law
partner Of Jodye tOwen, NlchOlas Hll ana william
a. Beach, lie held several prominent Judicial
CGlces for nearly thirty years.