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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17

In a few years time, unless some active
measures are taken, London may expect
great trouble from rat2. 1t is n startling
fact That one pair Of rats, with their pro-
gcny, will produce in three years no less a
number than GtS, ,SOS, A do" rat will have
from six to eight nests of rats each year
for four years together, and from twelve to
twenty-tlIroe at u litter; and the young
there are more fem lies than males, at an
average Of about ten TO six. If they ran
about me ftracts like cats ana dogs, the
public Wuu!d b. terrified. but us they hide
and w'ei. in the dark, men seldom see or
think cf them. Brick drains are their
chosen haunts skirting botrds, backs of
frc-phces, under the flooring. or between
the raftcrs are their places for breeding.
The London sCwcrncn state that brick
drains are the rats best friends, and that
nothing but glazed pipes with heavy sink
traps will stop the sewer rats getting into
houses. They will not go UP pipes for fear
of being drowned, knowing they have no
mcans Of escape. They are seen III tho
sewers migrating in communities to some
discovered quarters for food, and The sewer
men believe that they have Il language Of
their own. If builders were to case skirt
ing boards with galvanized plating, par
ticuliuly mt each corner, it would stop the
vermn considerably. Care should also be
taken TO fiji with concrete ard small stones
OF broken glass the space Under and above
fire places, US the doe rats choose that quar-
ter for breeding OH account Of the warmth.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17

Ihbituaily enthusiastic people are never
SO happy as when they are rnie"vorlng to
save you from yourself. 1t is, however,
Fortunate tllot the passion which informs
such persons. is one Of peculiar instability
and caprice. rhciraabition is to b" loing
no matter Whit, So chat the blood b. eXcr-
cised; and uniformed Ly principle, and
without amy special object in their ministry,
they So divide their industry Alnon% the
many, us to render endurable the suiIerings
of each. A firm show Of resistance soon
banshes the tolmentor VIII" does not feel
any defeat or disappointment from Jack to
Jonathan.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17
Christmas is Coming!

TIE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES HIS
! s.'ricnGS and Patrons of Frost
L burg and vicinity to know that he is al
ready prepared for the holidays, with Il fine
selection Of Presents for Ladies and Gentle
men; also with large assortment of Dolls
and Toys for Children His stock of CON
FECTIONERiES is rncqualcd in town.
Weddings Festivals, Fairs and Parties will
he served at short notice on reasonable
terms. Special attention given To the prep
aration and orllamcntaton of Wedding
Cakes. A fine assortment OF Cakes always
on hand, of which we name in part, Lady
Cake, Pound Cake, Fruit Cake, Mountain
Cake, Marble Cake, Jelly Cake, Sponge
Cake, &c. Families daily supplied with
Fresh Brcad-Rolls, Buns, Nc. I193 Orders
will receive prompt attention and all goods
delivered ire, etch"ryf, Having thirty years
experience in The business hc feels confident
of irving satisfaction in all cases. Thank
full for past fivors he hopes to share your
future patronage Remember the we'll
known old stand on Broadway, adjoining
Holes and Yungcrman and opposite the
PRESBYTERIAN FarsonaIc- RIASSf'S
Nov ely Bakery and Confectionery.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17

"My SON. said an American father,
show could you marry an Irish girl ?"
"Why father" said the son, "Pm not able
to keep two women-ii I'll married IL Yam
kcc girl I'd have had 10 hire AN Irish girl
TO take care of her.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17
VOLUME ".
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

s. to 500 ri' gS' day, An NSi"'s SasscS %'"'f Of
working people of both sexes, young and
old, make more money at work for us, in
their own localities during their spare mo-
ments, or all tie time, than at any thing else
We offer employment that will pay hand
s,mely for every hours work, Full partic-
ulars terms, &c, sent free, Send us your
address at once. Don't delay. Now is the
time Don't look for work or business else
where, until you have learned what we of
fer G. STINsoN d Co, Portland, Maine.
Jan 1G-1y
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FRANK H.. Dawes,
a ARCHIT TECT

). +. CORNER CHARLES & FAYETTE SITS,
Entrance on Faycttc Street,
ESoorn NO. BALTIMORE
Baltimore, June II, 1SI3---y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17

This wcll-known House has recently been
repaired and rcturniShcd, and is
now open for the accommodation OF the pub
lie. Stabling and the hcsl attention to horses
furnished. Sept 30-1y%
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17
A ,JOKE-ASS.

iLe iTpuIHN1li], ny
Not long since Mr.. Rose folt it his duty
to send present to IN agont q the Com
pany. not far from Lousyiilo-a present
that would cause the recipient 10 r"meInbor
the generous giver and ca,+, the hoart
Of one or the other to overflow with graft
tude.
Rilin; along ono Of the principal stro2ts
one day, Mr. Rose heard an auctioneer just
in the act Of selling adiminutise y ilck-ass.'
OF all the solemn looking "cusscs' on the
face Of the earth that jack-ass could take
the premium
He had Il large head. that looked like q
child's coffin. short tiL small body,
and such "Ers,' and such = voicoI That
voice once hoard, was not apt to DO for
COTTON.
Mr.. Rose oTered Lii In fun. and was
dismayed to find the j.ck-a+. knocked down
to him. Sadly he took charge Of him and
sent him to the stlble-but on hcarng tho
voice of his pet no at once resolved to send
him south.
Posting one Of the messengers, he soon
h'i ho'''eS inserted III Inc P'l''' p'''i'S'i-
{" III "'' '''S ""''' ''o P'"i''o' t. 'eii''
lhe J'th'S'' S''' ''e )A' morning 'no PIT
perS III" accounts Oh il '''''p'o "'in''''' inc
only one of the kind existing, that had
been opI''he' ny '. h"Se' h"'l'' ana WAS
PreS'!''ca 10 I'M "@ei' III - VI COURSE
'lo agent was Ill Il l@F'F "I 'N''''"''h'' ana
VISIONS OF h1h%S''' i''''''7' N''''c H''p''lhlS'
&C. crossed MS i'S'f'' 'rl'n'
>cN' 'i'' '"'''e' " A'"'i' VI '''S"''' 'i'' ''-
I"t''I'"c'' were ''I inc ''''h l" sec 'he
""h''fl"' ANIMAL AS tne l'cN-''S WAS lee
out "i 'n' car Il h'o'' Sfn settled on the
faces OF the So 'ct|'"f5' "niic 'hc AGENT was
sPe1chIeS" win ''85 'ohi'h'h'ht' Inc
JaGk-'lSS WAS ''li' [" Inc S'"ble-aht many
We're the enquiries mute and Visits piid To
the wonderful animal th'' day
Inc agent hf5' thought ne could easily
SCH "'''' ''i'' '"'h nave S"'' joke on Mr'
lose '''t " ie" "'ya de'''"pe' the lac'
that no one w'Sh"' - buy INN ut anyrrit".
lie thcn 'ried |" %'E' MIN away h"t no one
NpHbl Ilkt hiili. iiEfS WIS II ultllliEt.
" ''.' "''' - '''' VI "''
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17

Accorprxa TO onirirl athistics just pub
lishcI, there welc 5,?l. suic;d,a IN France
in 1872.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-17

syEscH'nE Al oNcE F"RIItn Journal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07

The purser OF the steamer City OF New York, from
Havana has our thanks Tor avors.
snip premier. launched at searsport Monday. is
about 40O tons measurement built OF the best OF mate
msnded ~ capt ce Mer and as SION pG as eI her
rigging IS completed VIII proceed 10 st john NIB, 10
BARK A IIoUGHfoS Counce. which left Bath July 25
deal loaded. and put into Boothbay eaky has been
paired and is now ready TO proceed on her voyage to
BARE r A ALLEN Tarr which sailed from Havana soth
and had topgaant id royals carried away.
BnIc ERIE from Baltimore, which arrived Mobile
leaking slightly aud Will have to haul out
ScnR EMILY GILpKRsLEEvE Of Portland, was sold at
fgGa5n at new ayen Red1eSdaE e
Rew YORK at Sc toebont anlf WHAT she was wo E OK
She will be thoroughly overhauied and be employed in
the southern trade.
SoHa W HINE, Pelton, from New York for Corpus
Christi before reported at Norolk in distress sprung
survey held her the 4th, she ordered
TO be hauled upon marine railway Tor further exami
scHR GrN GRANT, from Bangor for ROston. sprung
nuIn lower harbor and viii unload her cargo OF ium
Der at kttery Point TO repair
scnR cYs1ni4 JANE Gardner before reported ashore
in Black Rock harDor, Is leaking badly and Will have
10 DISCHARGE her cargo OF brick anu 90 the marine
sLooP NEwcoHB Capt Hamilton before reported) en-
countered the northeast storm in all its Jury Monday of
the ropes, aud the boat, when towing asern torn
ie he S Ger the Mn aa but vsy
ceedcd. when nearly exhausted with their labors. in
and boat will amount To about $40,
YAcnT REsoLU1E, of New York, lowed up to Kit
terry on wednesday, with loss OF foreopmast and jib
boom.
HALIFAX, Aug 6-The English ship william Wilson is
reported wrecked sable Island The crew have been
sa we'd, but the irgo is lost.
QUEBEC. Aug 4-The sale OF bark Rising sun, she now
lies Port Levi, place thus NJ aud was adudged
10 Dunn 5arson Tor 49, 2J0 he materials sold
TO different parties.
Gth-lhe scnr Lady ElgiD. with a cargo OF salt and
-four, Tor Labrador, struck sunken rock at the
brcakwater TINS morning when bottom came out
aud cargo anu vessel became total loss The Is
/ insured
Coop RUN-Steamer W A Scholten Dutch Can't jan
zen arrived tins Yesterday from Rotter
dam, made the in II days ami Is hours-sad 10 be
tue quickest steamer passage made between the
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
Sun AND MOON
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 6, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia Or, Thompson, Lverpool-RJ
oueenstoynEJohn q Daie VD'''
steamer Egvnf BIZ Grogap, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Greece Br, Thomas London-P
Hurst
steamer Cornwall (BrJ stamper. Brstol-w Nor
steamer Utopia OBJ. Groat Glassow-Henderson
steamer Perene Gp, Daure. Havre-George Mac
STEAMER Beverly. Wallace PhiiadeiDnia-James Hand.
SNIP Golden Fleece, humphrey, san Franciseo-snow
Bar Mary Lowerison ,Br Forbes. Cork for orders
John Seager.
BARK Espresso 1aD, DOdero. Cork Falmouth for
or.ers-Slocoyich * Co.
BARK Euna Cus segna. Cork or Falmouth for or
BARK sjonanaen. Nor), Jansen, Queenstown or Fall
Bark Gessner Ger, Chrisiohers hamburg-H koop
Bar& Johann KeDer Ger, spile. Hamburs-H KoOp
BARK Carlton, Coggins stottin-Bret. Son Il Co.
Bark Fortuna (Oer, Zimmerman, Stettn-Funch,
Barr Reindeer. Decker. Demerara-H Trowbridge's
Brig Charlotte. whittemore, Bristol E-Mn!er
Brig Leonora. Blood, stcttin--J swan 4 Son.
Bris ION QuixOte, hunroe, Couenburg-J Swan a
Brig Ranaels dtaD, Cacace. odessa-Lauro. story
Big rerccs IInckey small. Ancsnte-simpson,
Brig Anne batcne.der, steelinan' Faiermo-AVans,
chr W Burroughs, smith, Konigsberg-Thos Dun
chr NeIhe scott Nnan. Bergen CSorway)-Brett son
tcnr 5 Evans, Yates, R)ssrio-w u r hughes
schr Dectlc. Anderson cage haytteu-B Weinberg.
towr-van Brunt Bro.
schr Lucy, Coaiweli, EAstporL Mc-John Boynton's
Schr Dart, Campbell, sAmord-stamiord Manufaetur.
sour same Burton, Burnley, stautord-stan.iorl
sloop Nary Atwater, HAWKINS New Haven-Cart-
wrIght Doyle.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Aug ARRIVED. schrs Maria Person
New London; uncas. do; y Mary Gray. Henry May
sailcd-schrs Ellen fobin, Jersey CITY; yelling
ton Boston; n Paine do; stephen Morgan, -
bO~IUN, Aug 6-Arrived, brig Ida y OBJ. Hansen,
Port au Platte. schrs AldIe Walton, Hamilton. George
town. DC; Belle Hardy, keiley. Baltimore Allneda.
Wider Alexandra; q Il Mowry, Eaton. Phlade
PIMA; CorsOn, COTson. do; MARY T. Rankin, Nit neil,
IOboken; Mathew keuney Barter. Port johnson; u u
Adams, Robbins koudout
Also arrived, BRIG Alice Tarleon, Tucker. East Har-
bor schrs II W foster Rich, Alexandra: Fred Walton
Rich. Baltimore: John Manson, Manson. do; Emma
Crosby, Crosby do; Julia ward, stevens, Phladel-
Barton. Frluk. 90; Three sisters, Baker, do; "
Ferry Penleton. Port johnson; Bohny Boat, Kelly
Cleared-,tcameTs Plrtha (Br), watson, Liverpool I:
Johns HOPKINS, Hallett Baltimore barks Jennie Cusl
London brig Tell Nor, Aartnsen Alex indria, T., via
Philadelphia; schrs 4 Ba6cr, Cook charleston; Ira
LailfIniur, Coleman, Hartford.
BALTIMORE, August 6-Arrived steamers Lucille,
Bennot, Wilmington, NO. WIN Lawrence, doves. Bus-
ton; Martha stevens, Chance. New York Ienry Il Cav
Person, Philadelphia; ship Gray Eagle lucas Rio
Janeiro; schr Ada barker, DoDbin, windsor, Ms.
Al Quarandne-schr Edna HARDWOOD, turner, from
Gleared-steamers VIM Kennedy Foster, Providence;
Sea Gull, Cnilds, Charleston Octorora heynOds New
Cnowan, Mcfarland. niO Janeiro; x Wright, Boyle,
Mary G. Mariner 1itcomD West lndiesi hyperion,
john ! Bcacham, Woodland, new Bedord Veto,
sai Tel -ahlp Elizabeth Hamilton. Bordeaux; bark
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aug G--Clcared, bark Maggie Rey-
nOlds (3rl, kinney, Newcastle, u.
DIGHION Aug 3-Arrived schr Loring Pardee' new
ELLSWORTH, Aug 2-saicd, bark Annie ) Hall Mel
son YORK; 4tn, schr David Faust hodgkins Phia-
fUi.TREss MONROE. Aug 6-Arrivsd. bark voyager.
FALL RIVER, Aug i~-sailsd, SOhr Esy, Chase, New
St6-Arnvsd ,chrs Jas Brown Collins Porto Rico
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FIFTEENTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

qba pts+rtct Cor,rn,t,oo ~ TIM p,r,oor,b Az
sor,hi, ,,.,,,., nj, =, ,,,.,,.,. 49,. 80. =, -,
o'"'Oy u4S'i'~s Hoi" iNcSV'hs Iaa1 HiSut dI Neu-
mans Han on NIutn avenue, near Tnrty-si yta
otrao, rt,o or .,- ,,,...,, 80, 80, ~. -
bslSct' AAFN VI "a HuuUtcu mtlhLcts were pIes-
emf and lnrne crowds congregated on tbe aida
~ S ''NS
walk Ia 'front.' 81 TIE ua4l.
Judge Kane called the mectfn0 IN ordcr and
" '~~''''7 ~ O'NOt' anu
briefly stated toe effects Of the late reorganization
-, 40 ,,,,o,ot f,c,,v,tt,.. ,,.,., 49,. 49,. /,
" VAC "'"NA"' ~o"i'i',b-S upoh lHS dialIs VI
the dls.rct. The following officers were then
.to.,., - -. ......t.. $500, 80, =,
eieCIeu lVt bhc ICIhAlhHef ol the year unoeT VIC
resolution lately adopted Dy The Iommtttee on
OrPaAlAtoh OF ldhMany hih:-NOah A. Chllus,
Chairman. Patrick WrCtuo Adam Nospr Vtca
- 1870 -' N-' 49,
Ch4llmeni william H. Harvey JOnu J. Hayes,
Richard Ilfruttnrnar, ..rr.t.ros. l,otttv
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and eomfort and wIthoat dreaa Of staryation

deccucy and comfort and without dread Of starvation
and be- u also
Received. That IN our Judgment In view OF the stern
aud pressing realizes o me situation. capitalists owe u
them-cves and 10 the community tnIth In the
future OF the ana OF this city.
boarding their iumeuss wealth Wall street where
money actually drug upon The mark Il
ani commands "a lower rate OF interest thnn
ever b,tore, to lnaugurate public improve
Weufs which must inevitably realize increased
wealth % them ana which win give employment 10
thousands or md 1s-r1Ous mechanics IN the
Nurs who are now lille ana unable TO their wives
and chill rem the cOmuonest necc ssarIeS and will pre-
vent the most dreadful cry that be IN any
communicative cry OF starving poDulace Tor bread,
am Cyll by no means imaginary or unlocked tor.
on the adoption OF these resolutions Messrs.
FtZslmmons, Kane, McGiynn. Morrison and XIII
Han addressed the committee, cOunsellng har-
mOny aad activity for the interest OF the party IN
the district. Their remarks were frequently in
terrupted Dy cheers, ana the enthusiasm OF the
meeting seemed 70 indicate that reorganization
OF AFFAIRS OF the district has not injured the IN
LeresL OF Iammany HAN.
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coRUENA. July N-Arrived. sehr Nellie Shaw. Gates.
New York.
CRoNsrADr-sailed bark YGrra Yarra tEor, sorsnSen.
New York.
commandments, "Coanwo"d." for New York.
Arrived july q, bark Grad Karloraz Aus)' Ginsti'
New York for Odessa
CAcEArI-Arrved, bark Fury, Loud, Philadelphia.
FALMOUTH, Aug 5-Arrived, ship st Vincent (BD.
Thomps n, Lobos.
GLOUCESTER Aug 5-sailed bark Derwent (Br), Firth.
North America
GLASGOW, Ans 5-saisd. bark zio Lorenzo dtaD Brig
nett. New YORK.
GREENocK. Aug 5-saied. brig Beard (Br). Larsen
North America
GENoA-ArriVed bark Filippo (ItaD DietrrL New York
via Gibraltar
Sailed, barks canepa dtaD for New York; Padre
Ausi. for do; Passaroeang swe), signeul Pensacola.
HIcHHRIDGE, Aug 5-Arrived. bark Empire Qor). sto-
lenburg, Quebec
HAMBURC. Aug 5-Arrived, bark ChartnI QtaD, Gargu-
Ito. New York.
HrLvOEr, Aug 6-saled ship Helene GER. RAschen'
New York.
HA1SURG, Aug s-sailed, ship Hslios GER. Krieze
New York.
1HAvRK Aug 5-Arrived. Favorite, from Charleston;
Lestrade, from doQO
LIVERPOOL Aug S-Arrived, bark Excelsior CBr), Bell
Pensacola.
Arrived 6tn steamer Montana tBr). Guard New York
ship Algoma (Br) Curry, Galveston.
Sailed 5th ships Lady Dufern (Br). Evans Charles
ton; Hampton Court (Br) Volk. United States
Also sailed 6th steamer Lord Give (Br. Urqubart.
Boston.
Sailed sth. ship Eskdale (Br) Finn San Francisco.
LONDON Ang 5-Saed. ships Fadrenslandet (Swe),
Bergstrom, United States Red Jacket (Br PottIngcr.
North America 9Th. REWARD, classon, Boston, veox
(NoD Stub North America; Prnds Mauritz (Sor) Zach
ariasen United States Sofii Nor), sorensen do, Ur
BANJO QtaD. Ohvari, 90.
MovILLR. Aug 6-Arrlved steamer Hibernan (Br).
Archer, baltimore via Halifax aud st Johns Nj. for
Liverpool
NAPLEs-Arrived, bark Josephine Martin, Fossgreen,
New York
PORTSMOUTH, Aug 5-Sailed, barks Saacia (Br) Mark,
North America; Larkspur (3r) Storey, do.
PoRr GLASGOW, Aug 5-Saied ship Maxwell OBI. Nor
rlson, North America.
QUEEssTowN, Aug 6, IL AM-Sailed, steamer Adriatc
(RrJ, Perry Qrom LIVERPOOL, New York.
SHIELDS, Aug 5-sailed bark Monkshaven (Br), Kerr.
North America.
VALENCIA July 2Arrived. schr Belle Hooper, Gilkey.
Savannah.
Sailed from -. bark Lorenzo QtaD. Bozzo. United
States
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LIEE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WnlrKsrONE TELEGRAPH LGER.
Steamer Holland (srl simpson LONDON July %, with
aud - 20 Hurst Aux lat a. o.
lon 81 So passed quany Of deals, apparently but
shUr time % The watert ~, o.0 AN steamer CltY OF
IcI mona 90 hence Tor Liverpool; IL ~ a. steamer
CHINA tBrl, 40 Tor 40
steamer oder Ger, OtcrndOrp. Bremen July a and
ouhanuton llt Iih udsu ami ga passengers Del
rchs a 20. Aug between la g. p AZ ~, aud lat
90 3D. lon b. passed iceDerg and quantity Of
small ice 81 a. O. 20 steamer ram tBr, from
StJOhn, NB Tor Liverpool
s.cauier W a -choiteu (Dutch), Janzen, Rotterdam
July 2j with mdsc aud ~ PASSENGER 10 tunch bdye
Co lIt 49, 90 passed several large cebeTRs
date ~. lon 81, Rain tBr from - JOh,
Nh, Tor liverpool, no date TAT a. Ion %, an English
ship bound west showing signal letters NOtB
STEAMER city New YORK, Zimmerman. havana July
81 and Nassau Aug 2 with mdse and passengers to y
AeS andre Aug lat 81 A. Ion 10 Is, SAW whaling
seNr Louisa OF Boston. cruising.
steamer George tldcr, Read, Lewes, Del, with mdse
70 the OLD dominion steamship CO
sabine Liverpool I'll days, with coal 10
Oruer; vessel ~ ll Mallory n
bark cQshJat NOR, Guuderscn, Bristol ~ days IN
ballast 70 lcJ'n ycG1au a 20; Is anchored al SANDY
HO0N p
ears samuel Wor, Flagestadt shields So days, with
iudsc 20 Is q NJ Meyer vessel TO Funch, Edyc q Co.
July ~ lat % ~ Ion " w. passed large number Of ice
bergA
BarS Lett Eriksen Nor. Mathiesen Greenock 10 days.
IN ballast TO master July 81 ~ passed three
large icebergA Is anenored In Gravosend Bay tor or
bark Hermann Bshrsnt C5sp. DnIwiz. Aberdeen a
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B5- NOTICE TO. CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NGGHr.-The NEW
York HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor board the HERALD steam yacht show.
ing while burning the coors rel. changing
the other succession. and can be sew
oral miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal viii o5lige by preparing marine news
they may have the ship News Department OF the
HERALD
c1-Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving New YORK do By addressing to such
OF nKnALD news Yacht pier No East
River. New York Letters received from all parts OF the
world ana promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
Quired.
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TAAIllANYs sENTINELs.

TAXING TINE BY THE FoRELoCK IN PRE-
PAIRING FOR ELECTION DAY.
The Committee on Discipline met again yester-
day in the wgwam, put transacted no otner
business tnan seeing to the proper distribution
OF the blanks Tor inspectors or election as they
were asked for by members OF the various GEN
eraI Committees. This system OF furnishing
blanks Is peculiar to 1ammany, ana Is deemed by
the leaders very wise one, inasmueh pre-
vents the Police commissioners from throwing
obstacles in the way or the appointment OF those
men whom 1ammany may be particularly
anxious 10 have designated as inspectors. Ac-
cordIng 10 the rule lad down by the Committee
on Discipline the blanks are furnished 10 the
they seiec the TWO men whom they desire to act
the demOcrduc inspectors IN eacn election
district. Tue blanks 1t Is PROVIDED, must
be nlled up the haud writing
OF each person VINO is the choice OF tue General
Committee for an lnspecOrshp. ana all liquor
dealers are barred out as applicants, as wei as
all lottery Dealers Keepers OF exchange Offices,
&c.-In fact, everybody VINO Is engaged IN any oc-
able 20 man who has 10 supervise the bal ot box
Is ineligible according to the Committee on Dlscl-
pines severe ruling. The blanks, when nled NJ,
are 90 be sent 10 the Police Commissioners, and IL
Is believed that, thanks 10 the care taken by the
General Committees 10 select men against whom
no objection can DC urged on election day, the
Police commissioners cannot possibly reject any
OF the men whom Iammany desires appointed.
The Committee on Discipline VIII meet to-day
IN the WlgWam, ut noon, 10 receive the reports OF
the General Committees OF the THIRD Eleventh
ana Fifteenth districts, and II necessary revise
their lists OF District Committees, and at four
O'Clock win report TO tue Committee on OrganIZa-
ton, wnen the standing OF the new District Com
mittees VIII be settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 5-sailed ship Lizzie Ross (Br). Morris,
New York
Ayr Aug 5-Arrved. bark Aisa Br), Givan Quebec,
BRisrot. Aug CARVED, steamer Arragon OBJ, sy-
mons, New YORK.
BELFAST, Aug e-saed bark Brage Cyor), svendsen,
United states.
BOWLING, Aug o-sailed, bark Albion QoD, Frederick
sen. NORTH America.
bremen, Aug s-sailed, ship Belmont (Br), B!agdon,
United states.
CARDIFF, Aug 6-saled, senr Seth W smith, Marshall,
sydney, CB
ConK QUAY, Aug 6-Arrivod bark Kate Agnes tBp,
Feraaanp. 81 john Nj.