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8ayn tho Raatslce (Nob.l Courier: Il happss,a
at Gov. Taddock's reception on Monday cycpin,
tn beatrice, wtlore the cito Of the city h,s
gathered sogothor at the Emery House, to cs.cnd
\ walcono hand to tho doyarnor, thal this CAM
luatltens in the city TO accompany him. III sn.
patton OF the event lie had given h[s taIIor -
order for a pair Of black |,roadcloth pants VIII
were furnished on TINS utid securely lsld kF.~
II drawer =: tho ssoro wleto tho young galha
dtdbHslness. Tho oyodsftl ov.utng &rriyeI Ind
he went to his room to prepare for tho lestG
tscs. but forgot tue pants. When I'LL ready bat
putting on tho bifnrcatol garments, lle dis,
covered Ills niBthkc, but too late to remedy Il
Accordingly hoo went 10 tho wardrobe aad
pants that had boon doing him service for ~
or two for such oceasions, aud pnt them On
They wcre glossy. black, and looked at rs!lt.
llurrying to tho abodo Of his lady ho foaoi
oneasing hor No. $ gaiters. lii rubbess. II.
gallant stuopa1 10 buckle tho Arctic, bnt hut u
ilo reached tito floor there was heard a et,dj.n
noise aa OF volloy Of 1nusketry sfar ulf. or tas
tcariug ol calico by . oountarhoppor near It
hand. Tltesc Was = look Of anguish Oh tho i,ss
Of the gallant. 1Io longed for solitude; h
yearned for eeclts.on, he wantpl 70 be ALONE
thoao ttcachcro.a lhuta, alWa5s triflc tight sp1
somewhat weakened BY age. Couldn't asard Ii,
extra strain caused bY that shopping position
coat from tito rocket 10 pocket II 1t hadn't bet,
for hin h.lsponders lie would lave fallen ont oi
tlom. Slowly he rcso to hs feet aud asked to
be excused 4 fow 1uomeute-ho had forgotten II
lock- tue ntoEe.tloor and was afraid Of bursl.t,-
la n,uht visit tho store.
THE good mother Of tho maiden wns atapdjn,
by, having boys OF l1ar own, sho comp.ehendai
tllo situation in All Instant, but that btorp.dow
yarn wouldn't wash. and by q little inquiry ta,
asccrta[ned tue true state Of tho caso. Prong,
sfio told tho young man that the difficulty couli
hs y. oosly femetod; she sent him up tiairs ID
when lla seaghad thoro, to throw tho f.aesufsj
garment down to her. Accordingly he Iek
the room like couttter ratirng from II,
presence OF Queen, made 1s way 10 tl,o chm.
ber, and a momeut Inter tho trcacl,cro,,s su.
mont catnc tun,bliug down. Tho lady epesaj,
aewed mp tho rent, and rhls she did 10 tia ri.
liant paced back aud forth n tho cold room n
ngi|o "a 5-yoar old colt Of frosty 1noruiugjn 10.
1o.acro pnHturo. Whon The garment was Ispu,.
cd they we're Leavod up-staira, donnod, aud ou|,
sw0 psraous in oil tho large party had sny lda
OF tho difficulty that tloso srcachorous tron,sn
lad Oscaapneu.
, 1875-02-20
BARLEY.

t. iht Eattar of Ths Chicago 1rd6une:
RacAELLE, ILL.,, Feb. 18.-Hating Es4d ~ tAs
ae,!caa ip your paper In regard to barley ID u.
dtfferent elevators, I would Say shcte IL msuns
aomswhere. At tlis point there aro two nil
roads: Ono carries grasu to tho Chicago, Das
lington h Quincy Elevator tho other 10 Ii.
North Side. There come to th!s town daily Abort
four earn or barley about halt Eoes BY on
rond. and l'atf by the other. Ali make their bu
ley 60 M. !, seighing from ao11 to 47H b.
Tho aaeu w!,o ahips to Armour 4 Doles esa!
cents mara per bushel tian tho ono who shipsa
tho NORTH Side. Now, tho question III, wly thl
dltreronco? 1h It jusstoe? The hafioy Is
good In every 1ospect. aud no one can tell h.
dlffotouco II Ia raised in the name county ~!
OH the same soil.
would call tho attention OF the Ohlel Ii.
sreutor and tho Warehouse Commissioners I,
: tho matter. and have Justice done to all. Yoan
respectfully Il. O, CaoH.
, 1875-02-20
Uncle Hilly'n Objections 10 cl1u
lEiuHtAe


Rights.
Talisce RHtnsta R<td in tae ItplrrtndHt
I I"interyiawed "Unolo Billy, good old color
cd frlel,l ut mipe, tl,a other DAY, On tho qaeslpu
of civil rights.
s.DonT want nut,1n mo-" satd unce Rg1
"Gnt too much &lgeatly fur d,a nfgKal.,"
- How IL that, Uncle Billy Ii 1t not saa
tbinE to be cqual before tho law ?"
tNow, hlarao noss," grun,ol Dil]y, plaiua,s
ly, " tlar's llst wh-n Dc misery eo1ltea IL. Ven
okai hpfo' de- Inv, an tlar yor Lit our weak pat
Du{o' dc waw, Of nlggeh stqlo chickep M Fk
yer 1or1ed him up, gMv him thisty-nius hsba
an let him go. BIT jist lot outiud pusrao u
him to De peiteruary, list like he wus one af ~
poor white trash, Data what lis to b ail
'foro do law p
Isuggested to Unc1e Billy that this mlshth
obviatod BY boipg . little more honest. ,
"iiarsa Bons,S Interrupted BUY, "ssast
run agin Natur'. 1t'a nat'ral fur nlg8hh 70 aIs'l
pig aud chicken, 5yyin' aize. Yer knpwa Il b, ~
'tsiu't no use sryia to stop ~. Nax no ystns
uillln' to 1at you uns Atonq and ron al Itt lei =
alone on thla mint. Were po,otr:fus uedk % da
mint, Alnrse Noss."
Just here pervetse aud dls!oyal spirit seupsa
mo to hint to Uncla Lilly that tie colo.ed peor!s
wars indebted to their Republican friends 70. sbi
change in their sta.uu.
"Wsll, don, Na1ne Uoaa" said he, "sli 1te {"
, 1875-02-20
CHARGES AGAINST AN AGENT.

Toths Hii.or Of Ihs Chicago Tribune:
CoRoNA, Codoy Co.. Kan, Feb. 16.-The1e Ia
ons A. IL. Dow, now in The East, prstsndlng to
eollclt aid for ,ock Creek Township, with papers
signed by the Btata ohieials and who ,H aendlug
homs boz after boz to his family aud few
fricuds, and thoreby ma!tciously cheating tho
township out OF what boiougH to It. lie got bis
rape1s unknown TO us. and Wo weso ignorant OF
tha fsct I'll! the officials inquired Wliss our agent
wAs doing for us, We advise al to be Oh tho
lockout for him, and treat him AZ m impostor.
Plsase DO liz favor by, publishing tho above.
Respectfully, ]. Thomson.
, 1875-02-20
4 Good Showing of Facts and
Figures.
The Traables Of Tho CArsniels, and tho Dif-
tltnltics Of Collego journalism.
Result Of Six Years Of Co-Eluca-
tion Of the Sexes.
The System as Praoticed at Ann Arbor
Very Successful.

Special cc,respon.eEee Of The Cafca3o Tribune.
Ann Anppn, Mich, Feb. 17.-The nav ubl-
veraity calendar, lately published, a,lowa some
interesting comparisons 10 10 maao will, those
os ptccelirg years. Thus in 1870-'7l tho total
nuu,bsr i1 attendance WAS 1,l10 divided 40 fol-
, 1875-02-20

mid whun, witt, ese questions Of property and
sustcnanee. not ia nay life, before than, all tho
probletus giowi'' out Of the War arc also ua~
deep his loye Tor j il country, or however un~
preiudtced ho may be. can ever attempt an ox>
planstlon or ady. bncs theory. Of aeitlomcnt,
when not oniy tn . bost mnds In this Btato de-
spa ht eso wh
political economy md Tho country's good, fall
10 utterly, no Lopel ssly? W. O. q.
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scued and raised was sold prior 70 May for sl3 500
and gone under the Spanish flag.
BARR BLACK EAGLE, Phillips from Pensacola for Bos-
charged cargo June 20 and been abandoned she viii
probably be condemned and hull and materials sold
BARK NARA LOUISE Or. for New York, before re-
ported as having been driven ashore Al COLOMBO ICY
Ion. has gone 10 pieces
BRIG SHOWERS at Philadelphia July nom Bangor,
was in collision with schr Atheris In Delaware Bay and
lost her cutwater.
BRIG FLORENCE nr) Avery from Charlie ston for stet
tin with rosin which put TO ASA June eAky had
discharged cargo and was the ory dock June ~ re-
pairing.
Scum 3 B WHEELER, from Georgetown for BOSTON, be:
fore reported having sprung aleak at hahias font
ana put back TO Alexandria for repairs 10 dschargng
part OF her cargo OF coal
soHR EMILY ROGERS Capt Dugertv, rom South Chat
ham. fishing voyage, went ashore at Mahone bay,
Newfoundland and became a total wreck on June 10.
One OF the ere landed AZ Sydney and the remainder
went 10 the United States
sLooP JAMES MADISON OF Portland from ruskt Island,
tnicns Saturday night In fog The vessel Is total
loss The were all saved.
AMERICAN LLoYDs UNIVERSAL RneIsTER-We have 70
ceived from mos Taylor compiler OF the above work.
the supplement- for july contains about 100 new and
resurveys Of vessels giving every ming
In maritime commerce.
HALIFAX, Ms, July 6-steamer NJ Starr returned to
7th-The NJ A Starr was beached in Dartmouth Cove
hlled. IT is thought her injuries are serious
LFwEs Del July 7-PM-Tbere has been q heavy
thund here SINCE IL O'Clock TO day Schr Green's
burg willy at the Breakwae. had the ioretopmast torn
of by lightning.
RooKLASD July 4-sclr Napoleon. of Bangor reported
ashore at Otter Island Ledge towed on by Bangor
tug yesterday her deck load valued at $2O0 lost
SYDNEY CB, July 7--Steamer Walrus OF st Johns Nj,
arrived here to-day with, part Of the crew OF the
schooner Royal Arch Of and from st Johns for Labra-
iceberg the straits Belle Isle The passengers
and crew we're saved by passing vessel No further
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
GULL LIGHT ROC HORN.


FAIL RIVER, July 5-Complaints are made by masters
OF vessels that the fog horn al Little Gull Island Light
not blown with any regularity during the logs which
prev ed late II nstanced that the steamer United
nearly hour within short distance, without
ing blast though the at New London light dis
tnctly heard all the time.
CHINA -PEsCADoREs IsLASDs-PRoPosED LIGHTHOUSE
FISHER ISLAND PEscADoRIs ISLANDS.
Information been received that lighthouse will
Litsitah Point the southwest extremity Fisher
Island, escadores Islands, Formosa Strait
The light will be fixed white, elevated about 200 feet
above the level OF the sea- and in clear weather should
be visible distance of Is miles, showing all round
cept where obscured by the ISLANDS
The Illuminating apparatus Will be dioptric, or the,
fourth order.
total height from its base TO the lantern of IS feet
ana painted black, with the keepers dwelling and
boundary wall white. -
cHIsA-soUTH coAsr-ANoY-pRoPosED LIGHTHOUSE ON
ISLAND, ENTRANCE
Information has received that the the
the outer entrance of Annoy harbor, have been COM
menced.
above the level of the with red sector; white be-
tween the bearings NV Z and Sc "a X, over OF
IVA degs, and red over Chauehat rocks and Taepan
shoa The white light will be visible 5 miles in clear
weather
The Illuminating apparatus will be dioptrc, of the lth
order
tower will be octagona Of stone and brick feet
high with total height from base to OF IS feet
Will be painted in alternate red and white vertical
stripes with the keeper s dwelling white.
Position laBproxma te)-La "a % IS n lon llS71 10 E.
Bearings magnetic. Variation, 6 deg 10 min westerly
By order OF the bureau OF Navigation.
II WYMAN, Commodore, s N, PHOTOGRAPHER.
% HydrograEhic Office, Washington DC, June ~
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AuERDovY. July 6-sailed. bark Glenalvon (Rr,
Roberts, North America.
ANTWERP July 6-sailed ship Jas Edwards CBr). for
-; bark Josephine dor), New York.
BORDEAUX July CARVED bark Emma QtaD, Cos
tanzo New Orleans
DEAL. July 7-saied ship Plymouth Rock, Grimm
Qrom London) New York,
FALMOUTH July 7-Arrved, bark August (Gen ohrlon,
Wilmington, NC. for Rotterdam.
Arrived in the Channel July bark Shamrock, Panno,
Majillones for Hamburg.
on the Lizard 9Th, PM, steamer Holland (Br), Simp
son, from New York for London.
GLOUCESTER July 6-saileo, bark sondrenorge CNor),
Taraldsen, North America.
GRKENocK July 6-Arrived bark Hope OBJ, Cumming.
Quebec, It'll ships The Craigs tB. Thele, do; Cheva-
lier OBJ, Menzes, do.
sailed 9Th brig westaway (Br) Murcnson. North
America
GLASGOW, July 6-saIled, ship G1eniTer CBr), Cum
ming. Quebec barks Queen of Hearts (Bri, Brennan,
North America Zueima tNor), for Montreal
HIGH BKIDcE, July CARVED bark ParaEon Br. Will
uams Quebec.
HARrLKPoot July s-Arrived bark Roska NOR, Peter
sen, Pensacola
HAxBuRe, July 5-sailed, bark Rothesay (Nor, Ever
sen, North America
BAvRH, July 5-Arrived. ship Undaunted, Dinsmore
Lobos
KoSessrRe-sailed, bark Nathaniel CSOr). Jacobsen,
North America.
LIVERPOOL July 7-Arrived. barks Malta (Br), Nal.
comsen, Pascagoula; Fred Carton. Carbon, Bangor,
Me-
Arrived 9Th bark southard. Wood worth, 81 John.
NIB; 7th Columbus GER, Ihlder Savannah.
Sailed 18th, 2PM, steamer Kenilworth Br), Prowse.
Philadelphia.
LONDON July 7--sailed, ship Nelson CBrs Walls North
America.
LFIra. July 6-sailed, bark Angelina TtaD, Lubrano
New York.
NovnLz, July 7-Arrvc1, steamer Utopia CBn, Groat,
New York for Glasgow.
NEWPORT, July e-ssiled. bark Edmund Phinney,
Bacon, Rio Janeiro
PORT GLASGOW July 6-Arrived. ship Madras Dr. Nc
Pherson. Quebec.
QUEENSTOWN July 7-saled. barks Stormy Petrol CBr
Dryer from MatanzaS, Greenock; G Norwood, shep-
pard trom do. Liverpool; Nellie May Blair qrom Ha-
| vana) Havre
on Fastnet 9Th. 6PM. steamer England CBr, Thomp-
Gon, from New York TOR Liverpool
| RIVAL July 4-Arrived, bark Aaron Goudy (Bp SEQ
VILE. Savannah.
smLorn, June CARVED ship Clyde Br) Suffer.
| Quebee
| srErrrN July S-Arrived, brig Eta whittemorc,
! Wright New York
| TRALEE, July 6-Arrived ship Patrick Henry Br)
Herbert Quebec; schr Harry Buschman OBJ, Morris.
! New York.
TRooE July 7-Arrved. bsrks Marchioness Of Queens
| berry tBrA Quebec; Faith tBrJ, Gemmel, do.
LONDON July 7-BorK MoKanna CBr), from Montevlceo,
for Msumaln, has been wrecked at the latter place.
4 Crew saved Cargo lost lThe was built at Grand
Bay NIB IN 1862 registered GAS tons. and owned by
scammell Bros OF st John ,NBl
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BEATEN TO DEATH

THE SHERIDAN MURDER TRIAL AT JERSEY CITY
THE PRISONER PLEADS GUILTY AND THROWS
HIMSELF UPON THE coUBT-A CURIOUS LEGAL
POINT.
Joseph Doyle was placed on trial yesterday in
the Court OF Oyer and Termmer at Jersey City for
the murder OF Philip Sheridan at warren street
on the 25tn OF April. Judge Knapp with Assoc-
ate Justices Virgins ana Quane, occupied the
bench. II VIII be remembered that Doyle, while
under the influence or liquor, entered Sheridan's
apartments and overturned q table On which
dishes we're piled. he was elected from
the room bot soon returned with q brick and a
paving stone. BE hurled both at Sheridan. One
struck him on the head, fractunng the skull
sheridan survived only few days, leaving wue
ana child.
The prisoner, VINO is only twenty years Of age
was defended by Messrs. Leon Albeit and W. ID.
DAILY. BY the advice OF his counsel be retracted
MS plea OF mot guilty. to the Indictment for MUIR
der and pleaded guilty OF manslaughter. District
Attorney GarTets0n refused TO accept this plea.
the prisoner then pleaded guilty OF murder In the
second degree, but this was also refused. Judge
Knapp then directed that the trial proceed.
DOYLE PLEADS GUILTY.
The Clerk and Sberln then proceeded TO prepare
ire Jury names for the box, and wnlle they
were mus engaged Mr.. Albeit, after consulting
with Mr.. DAILY aud the defendant, arose and stated
that the prisoner would Ietract his former plea OF
not guilty and plead guilty TO the Indictment,
winch would wave trial BY jury, ana the evidence
would be submitted 10 the Court for them to
thereon determine the degree Of mu der. The
prisoner then pleaded guilty, and the plea was
accepted and the Court stated that the statutes
OF this state made II tue duty OF the Court where
a plea oil guilty Is made TO determine Dy the eVl.
dence the degree, and the taking OF testimony
must commence at once. Inc case was then pro-
ceeded with,
A LEGAL DILEMMA.
The case was then adjourned TIL THIS morning,
when The Court will take further evidence IN
order to determine the degree Of guilt. The case
Is novel one In the New Jersey courts, there
being only one precedent A woman entered q
similar plea Ia the Court OF over and Terminer at
Hackensack lew yea 8 ago, and Judge now Gov
/ eTnor) Bede sentenced ner 70 death, but on al
appeal 70 the Court OF Pardons her NE Was spaI ed.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, July CARVED, schrs Concdon,
New York; Moses, stonington;J Tracey and In
sailedzsteamsr : c knight, New Yorxi schrs Mary
Louisa brdsai, stoningon; Ellen Tobn, Jersey City
light, Boston; James AcGee, Washington; Gettysburg.
BOSTON, July s-Arrived, schr Mary Hood, Weeks.
Cieared"schr Davidson. Freeman, New York.
bark Eimiranda staples, Gloucester; brgs Nancy Brl,
Ip Buell. Jas Moore sas:ett Geo N,syinses
ear Ed ava Lena sneed snd arah SrsR do
Hattie Kins, New York. MSrcelIns Remick, ROndout;
Carbohydrates Aries whsden Philsdelphis: Gen
Belfast Jiresnd br Purinston, Wnitemore, Portland;
schrs Charles Sawyer, Mullen, Porl-au-Princei Ruth
fBALTiISRG. July 7-Arrived, steamer. ostOrqss,
Gro brlrs Gizs6eI Mahoncy, Portland schrs s g
Hnsyi sd Boi hs H wam fs ear
Ceared-steamers scandinavian (Brl, Smith, Liver
New York bark Gemely Nor Corner, stettin; sehrs
ler. Dugsp, P5ovdsncei Clara slTpisS Gso Talpey'
BELFxsl July arrived, schrs 1bble 5 0akss Bull
lock. New York Attn. Carrie Jones CeIcord, do
sATa july 'S S%Arve S. sc6rs Pioneer Bsssst
ton to load for Philadelphia; KolOn, Small, Ycomico
ssiIcd.schrs Starlight Reed, New York; Hyne,
4th-Arryed schrs onrust ossm1n Boston for Gar
PhiIadeiphi HaI Eagle Jag S. @. AeXandra
SaiIsdoIchr jaime, Il Deputy, AeMshssn New YOsh
Jones. providence Tor Georgetown, DC; 81 n Weaver.
Gaddng, Warren for do; Norris Pike, Newport TO
4h-ssied ,chr Eagle, Atkins New York
CHARLhsfOh July ARRIVED, steamer Equator
saiied.steamer Gulf stream, Crowell, New York.
New YORK ID, Abbott Lawrence, Handy, Philadelpha
cs%f and HSss H ods&aH on SO swallow
Carlow and Sarah Eaton, Prescott; do. 80. ~
DIGHToN' July S-Arriyed, schr John Meter. Parker
EAST GAcHIAs, July 2-sailed sehr Presto Libby,
FoRTREss MONROE, July 7-Arrived, brig Eliza
stevens, from Martinique for orders - ",
cSSs 1u y1rK yea seSr
Van Brunt Tooker, New York.
Also arrived bark Unicorn (Brh Horn, Liverpool
Arrived 9Th sch. Robert Ruff, New Orleans
Sailed 6th schrs Geo seay. BIohm, HaVanai Martha,
GLOUCESTER, July 6-Arrived. schr Rebeeca W Hud-
KEY WISH, June s6-Arrsyed, schr Emma, Davis.
Pensacola; July 1ddle lie wis, ldrich, New YORK
In port 9Th bark Prairie Bird, SANFORD, from New
LUBEC, July 2-ssiied, schrs Maggie Hartman Small,
81 John NIB, TO load deals for reland; Parallel Allen,
SEW ORLEANS, July 7--ceared. bark Gem, Cole
PAss-LLourRE, July 7-Arrived s,hr whipples
NEWBURYPoRr, July 5-Arrived, schrs Mary susan
| NEW BEDFORD July ARRIVED, schrs NJ Vassar, Jr,
Kelley, New York Asa Bigelow. Burnett, Maiden, NY |;
Crowell Boston for baltimore
ssaed.scnr Ontario, Buroick. New YORK pouon.
keepsie John Norris Harding, New York.
schrs Joseph Hay. do, Mary Amsden, Alexandria;
| Carrie Holmes DO for Croton. .-,,,. ,..
u Rathburn, BALTIMORE Geo i fessenden; do; Young
| Ieaser, Philadelphia; Helen, New YORK Lucy Ames
uNswP1RT J1 49, ann P Srrls schrs John
Halves, Philadelphia Sarah Palconer, wilson, Ron
~I ssied-schrs Is A stevens smith, New York; Delphi
Allen, do Alton Miner, oakesfOr PrsvAasase
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A MONUMENT TO WASHINGTON IRv-
ING.

1t has long been remarked with regret that
Irving's genus should not have commanded
some substantial recognition in the shape OF q
monument which should nty commemorate mis-
genius. A monument has been inaugurated
among many OF the most prominent ladies OF New
York, Westchester and Kings counties to pay this
tribute to American literature. The present in
tention IL to have a colossal bust OF immense pro.
portions, to place 1t upon a splendid granite
pedestal and to ornament the pedestal
with four bronze figures, placed In inches
upon four sides OF the die. The figures
10 be Rip Van Wrinkle. an old KnIckerbocKer, and
two others Of Irvlng's original characters. The
bust Will De reaay 10 EXHIBIT al the National Gen.
tennial Exposition at Pnlladelp ia, m 1876, aud
after that event Will be publicly erected az Cen
tral PARK In this city. IL hoped to raise $751;
During the present month general notice and
call were made In the newspapers OF tue cIty, and
meetings were held at the Marguerite institute,
following officers we're CHOSEN - President, MRS.
u. n. Van Auken Vice Presidents, Mrs. DR..
W. Y. McDonalo ano MIS- Dexter A. hAWSlns
Secretary, Mrs. z. +. Walt; Treasurer, Mr. Charles
L. tiffany. Executive committee chairman,
mrs. X. h. Van Auken, 42l Flitn avenue; Mrs. g.
sullivan, ia West Eleventh street; Mrs. N. +.
Winchester, % Oramercy park; Mrs. Governor
Henry Howard, Providence, X. l. Mrs. Dexter
A. Hawkins. 5 West IAirty-fourtn street; Mrs. D..
W. o. Mcdonald, sturtevant House; Mrs. G. W.
cornell Brooklyn; Mrs. r. r. WAIT Is East Forty.
Hats Ess William Sesc sSe
street. N. T.; Mrs. George 1empleton Strong,
1ls Gramercy park MIS- T. $ Janray, els titn
": Mrs A. A. Caruthers TarrytovD. N. Y; Mrs.
Franklin woodruff, 144 Jerslemon street, Brook
Ign; Mrs. Arthur W; Foote 10 Grnt sSi avenue
Horace waters 1866 PIerrepont street Brooklyn
MRS. Jonn @. SAKE, q First place, b ooKlyn.
meeting Will De held at Rev. Dr. T0dd's
church, Tarrytown, on tomorrow duly " At
tour r. IA.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 7, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Leo. Daniels, savannah-Murray Ferris
Co.
Steamer south Carolina Nickerson Charleston-J W
Quintard x Co
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. Philadelp nla-James
Hand.
Bark Ocean Orr, Stuart Amsterdsm-C W Bertaux
Bark LInVldia QtaD, Cafero. Observation-Disclosures
90.
Bark Murray, Jr. burlington Kingston jas de
Cordoua-
BARK Prindsesse Alexandra DAM. Davis, st Thomas
Penisten 4 Co.
Bark Trait d'Union tBr, Ballou, Port au Prince-H
Murray, Jr
Brig cadet Leighton Lsbon-simpson Clapp Co.
Brig W A Eeney (BrS Taylor, Gibraltar and Cadiz-H
Brig G Jones (Br). Carnage. Little Glace Baylor
sehr Fanny Pike, Robbins Vera Grub = Metcalf 4
Co.
schr Eta 4 JOSIE Bunker, Hayana-John Boyntons
Son
schr Armada CBr). Copeland, Bear River, Ns-Heney
a Parker.
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SS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS BNTER-
ING TIE PORT OF NEW York AT NIGHr-The NEw
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night
signal Tor use on board the HERALD yacht show
ing while burning the coors green red, changing
the other succession and can be seen sew
era miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal win oblge by preparing any marine news
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DEATH OF rArHnR N1cEpHoRus-oNE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTEEN YEARS OF AGE.

AND SEVENTEEN YEARS OF AGE
Prom the Pail Mall Gazette, June 26I.
The death OF q "veritable centenarIan" IS re-
ported from Mount Athos. Father Neighbours or
the Convent Zitza, has just passed away at the
age OF III years A romantic souvenir, says the
LeUant Herald is attached TO the earlier
days OF this venerable priest He was
the actual caoyer who, according to Mr..
Hoohouse, Byron's travelling companion, enter
tanned tile poet I'm a warm chamber with grapes
and a pleasant white wine, not trodden out with
the leet but pressed rom the grape by the band,n
and who In gratitude was immortalzed by his
guest IN "Ckilde Hareld:'-
Here dwells the caoyer, nor rude IS he.
Nor nggard of his cheer; the passer by
Is welcome still.
Father Neighbours, It Is said, preserved to the
Byrons visit TO Zitza Mount Atnos air seems TO
agree with the monks, for only the other day
another caoyer died at the age OF 100. Probably,
however, II Is net only the air but the absence OF
worryn on Mount Athos which is favorable
TO longevity. The monks VINO inhablt
monasteries in mat elevated situation are
not much troubled with the cares that
shorten TIE life OF many secular
householders They are not pestered by dishonest
and discontinued servants, by extortionate
tradesmen or Dy many morning visitors. They
keep regular hours. IL Father Nicephorus had
'dlned out" SIX nights in the week eating I'M
mense quantities OF INV nolesome food, breathing
an impure atmosphere and only retiring 10 rest In
the esrV hours OF the morning ne would probably
not have attained the ripe old age OF III.