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The New York herald., 1875-11-07
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 6, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer oder Ger Won oterendorp. Bremen via South
Steamer City Of Galveston Evans, Port Prince, JAG
mel kc-C Mallory 90.
porto % Cabero0G il Mallory 20.
Steamer Clyde kennedy, Galveston via Key West-C Fl
Steamer Knickerbocker, Kcmblo, New oricAns-clark
steamer Brashear Forbes, New oreans-chas Whitney
steamer Trafalgar cBD. Meckie Southwest Pass-Tap-
Steamer San Jacincto Hazard savannnh-W Garrison
steamer CITY OF Houston Deerng snvannah-R Lowden.
steamer City of Atalanta Woodruff, Charleston-J W
steamer Ellen Terry, salyear, Eovbern, Nc-JosiahJ
steamer Pioneer watey, Wilmington Nc-wm Clyde
steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Darien CBr shaw, Norfolk, VaTapscott Bros
steamer Richmond Kelly, Eorfolkold Dominion Steam
Steamer John Gibson, winters Georgetown, De-
Steamer Beverly Wallace PhladelShia-Ias Hand
steamer Gen whitney HaletI B9st9nmn ,, Dnnoek, mock
ArehiSad tl"'' '''s'"
Bark Mcpherson r), Nicol, Liverpooi-J = Whitney
Bark ornen CNOr), Hosgland, London-Funch, Edge a
Bark yivs Nor, Petersen, PenOrth Roads-Bockmann.
Bark Canan tAus) Bota, Grsnton tscotand)-Bonham
BARK Lila QtaD Tomaso Cork for orders-Funeh Edge
BARK Giacomo Mortola dtaD, onvar Cork for orders
BARK Granada Hodsdon Cape Town tAfrica) B Metcalf
Co.
Brig Catherine (Br), Housden Avcrpoo-s Merchant 4
Co.
Brig Arctic CBrl Cogswc- Por, johnson, MI Whit
Bng Nellie CBr) Rood, Port Johuson-Perkins a Job.
schr Victor, Ponder Parnahba Braz-B weinberg.
schr Robert Clarke Hutchinson, Barbados aud Deme-
schI Sunbeam. Kahn, ocho Rios ia via Cat Island-B
sehr Flora NJ Condor, Condor, s. George Grcnnda)
Miller Iloughton.
ES-Simpson, Clapp Co.
guson Wood
schr Wyoming, Foss, Jacksonvillc-W nrren Ray.
Schr Eta May, Webster, Brunswick. Ga-Warren Ray
ScI Robert Palmer, Denison. Savannah-Overton Haw
kius
schr Frances Patterson, Wilmington, ECSquffos Bros
Schr lso Of Pines, steelman Norfolk Va-oyerton Haw
kina -
schr Edward slade, soper, Washington Dc-slsght
Petty.
schr Chas Lawrence, Lake, Baltimoro-Overton haw
kina
Schr y Simpson skdmore. Ba.more-Wm Cbaimora
schr Cambria, keefe, Perth Amboy, Mp Nevils
Son.
schr Annie Il wilder French, Boston--H W Loud Go.
Schr " II Bowen, Dill Providence-H " jackson 20
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 6Sailed from Flushing at II An steamer
vaderand C3eig), Randle, Philadelphia.
BELFAST Nov 5-Sailcd barks Frugon Devote qtaD,
Peraso United states; Bachelors tBr) Toolsr. DO.
DosAGHADER. Nov e-on bark L Shun ll3r) McDougan,
Mobile Aug l3 for Liverpool
DUSDALK Nov 5sailed, bark Julia Fisher CBr) Barlow
United States
GLASGOW. Nov e-Arrved, bark Sarah CBp, Tlley, New
York
GIBRALTAR. Nov e-Arrived, bark Abby Bacon, Merrill
New York 70 days passage
GENOA s-Arrivod, bark Alto swe), stromberg New
Orleans.
HAxBURG Nov 4-sailed. bark Argonaut Ger,, s.een-
CRATE United states.
IdvERpooL nov 5-saiied bark Rome, Otis, United
statea
LoSDoE, Nov e-Arrived, bark volpni dtaD Brignca,
New York
Cleared 9th, bark Happy Home CB0, coAlaoes United
States.
LEGnoRv-salod bark Euclid Csrj, Anderson New York
schr J Haskell Crowell, Boston
MovnEE Nov e-Arrived, steamer castaifa CBr Butler
Now York for Glasgow.
MARsErLLEs Nov 3-Arrived barks Ragna Nor), Eiler-
SEN New York; Jens Nielsen tNor), Hoist Philadelphia
NEWCASTLE Nov 6-sailed, steamer Nellie Martin Or, /,
New York.
NEwRY. Nov 5-AHivcd bark Kong Oscar Sor) Rothing,
Baltimore
sailed 9TH. bark Princess Louise cBr Perkins, North
America
oroRro. Nov 4-Arriyed bark ocrmanla Port, Penica,
New York.
QuEKNsrowH, Nov g. AM-Arrived ste arner Abyssinia
(Br), Murphy New York for Liverpool (and proceeded
ROTTERDAM, Nov 6-Arived steamer Rotterdam Dutch,
Via New York
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
ATHLETIC EXERCISES.

grand athletic entertainment was given last night
at Woods Gymnasium and attended By several hun
dred OF the leading gentlemen Of the city. Il must
have been gratifying Professor Wood to find that the
passion for athletic had not entirely died
away among the upper classes Professor O'Neil and
Dr. Megs opened the sport with pretty exhibition OF
sparring after which hr y. r. Fortmeyer
swung the clubs with grace and sell
dom seen. Professor Miller, the champion wrestler
then had sparring bout with Mr. James 5. Reynolds
followed BY assault with ols between Professors
Senac and Aubrey Messrs. Peunell Tryon und Burn
then handled the dumbbels, putting up respect
lively 1S0 140 and 30 pounds. A single stick en-
counter between Professor Deturck and Mr.. Emile
Nerbouwens formed an attractive feature
Of the entertainment, and the contestants
were pretty evenly matched. After short
turn with the gloves between Professor
Wood and Mr.. W. Lawrie tho spectators much
amused at q wrestling match (catch catch cam be-
tween Messrs. H. Howard and J. Ellis which resulted
IN favor OF the former After clever posturing act by
Messrs Penne and sharp lively set-to gwen be.
tween Billy Edwards and Professor Judd
Messrs. W. Mcclellan and Steve Taylor then
spared three lively rounds, but the latter
a trho heavy FOR his opponent; but the former
made up in pluck what ho lost in weight The wind up
cor Miller was the event or the evening aud three
rafting rounds gwen. Professor Miller had de-
cdedly the best Of the bout getting home Kelly
pretty cleverly ID the last round The entertainment
a decided success and VIII be repeated during the
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
NEW YORK CITY.

Wendell Philips Is to lecture at Association Hall
Tuesday night
The grand reception OF the Twenty regiment
win take place tomorrow night IL tho armory, in
fourteenth street
ME- William H. Goodyear, B. A., win lecture on
flour Centuries Of Italian Paintings before the Irving
Literary Society on Tuesday evening.
The nrst of series OF public meetings Of the Inter
national Free Trade Alliance will be held morrow
night at No. 43 Washington square, south.
The police arrested 1870 persons during the week
There reported the Bureau Of vital Statistics
455 deaths 45o births 19s marriages and ~ stlbrths
during the past week.
Liza Gany, forty years Of age, residing at No 10
West Houston street, fell on the sidewalk yesterday
and spranod her right leg She sent to Bellevue
Hospital by the police.
Musical receptions and matnees Will take place on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th and 11th inst at
the Founding Asylum in Sxty-eighth street, between
Lexington and Third avenues.
Henry Abrahams aged fourteen years, employed atNo
40 South street. accidentally fell through hatchway at
the above place yesterday morning and was severely IN
Jured He was sent 70 the Chambers street Hospital
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
BROOKLYN MATERNITY RECEPTION.

The reception q The Brooklyn Maternity, ono or the
most humane institutions III that city will take place
at the Academy o. Music On Tuesday evening next
Most extensive preparations haze been made for tho
occasion. Tic "Old Guard " of Nov York, win act as
escort 70 Governor Tldcn during the evening, and
viii po through tho eYolutons Of The school OF tho
company Tic music win bc by Gilmores Band, 100
piccrg The dance music vii be by Bcrnstein's
orchestra The vocal sUlOigts in tho concert will be
Mss Emma q Thursby soprano, Mrs. Annie f. Stetson
ana Miss Anna y. Dunphy, cOhtraltos Mr.. w. II.
LagrctI tenor "a chorus u forty singers selected
from thc soyera church chors has been secured Tor
The evening Those who participate n the dance will
pnoar ii tho costume 81 the eighteenth century.
Nov Enqaud <tChen under the management OF tho
ladies' will he established the assembly rooms, Tie
lCkets Cf adlnissian are 81 aaahl
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
BOARD OF POLICE JUsT1cLs.

The Board Of Police Justices held meeting Al wash.
ngon Place Police Court li-t ght and appointed the
following assistant clerks Tor tho next Two years -
John D. Lincoln James McCaOc Abraham Brown John
y MCGOWAN, William Hcy, Luclen Oudor, Thomas
vi Murray, Leopold Jarorawski, John y McKcon,
John Dorun Joseph Z Brlnsr, Eugene Otterbourg
Richard G. Morgan william Morgan owen Cavruagh
All of those are Oh appointments, with the exception
of oven Cavanarh. The Board adjourned tu November
10 al seven u ~ to make further appointments
or assistant clerks, Interpreters and JantOra Judge
Easmlre made a n3tion that committee II three DO
appointed 10 wait on tue Board of Apporuunment and
ask thai an appropriation be made for four stenog-
raphcrs Tho nottou was carried, and the committee
vii be appointed II thc nest meeting
On motion Judge BiXby the meeting then
ali
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
4 Bogus CHECK OPERATOR.

od-er Leary or the P,y-sevcnth street Court
squad arrested srnard n Partridge last evening At
h.s residence, no IL Cast Sixteenth street. On a
charge Or obtaining money under false pretonces, pre-
crrcd BY +. storms Partridge on the 10th q last
July ndaced tne complainant, who was an Old 70
laaiutance T. cash check for SO On the
'erfy sa9ings Hauf ~ CORY, Erie county
through AZ rghtn ID vas returned protested
VIII the Information that Partridge had funds ID
ibe bank and ha1 had tlcrc during the current
yeAti ana thHt soScfai similar fraudulent checks had
been thrown oat during tho Nr- twonty days Of July.
EN Assembly, John haney X Cattaraugus county,
was ono 81 An victims Nit Nsnley. a favor 70 d
oil frcnd indorscd partrdgc's check for 500 which
Wa PAD by tAe uonman House cashier and icturncd
pfOlosLeA
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

II scutsre Island had heavy Sc gale. lasting Il
hours; lost and split sails.
So Ship Ventus which arrived Sd and anchored at Sandy
Hook, cane up " she city 9th, Pm
81 Ship Victoria rl which arrived 9th and anchored
at sandy Hook came up TO the city 9Th, AN
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
sss Tsa @ a5caa for
: achI w II Wotherspoon BE- Petts Windsor, Ms, Tor
sschr Cuba, Baldwin, s. Stephens NIB, for New York
sssT sssT h1sa sr Glssn $. John NJ for y New York
scS scsT Hun sTTush erqyiasnes s for New York York
schr Maria. HUI, Providence for New York
scsr Grenss Turner wkeF Roeksnd for New York
sehs sc IiantTess, Hun 5, Brown. Lubec for New York.
6r S5 siS Sr Ns York
s&chr & Rachel JSnS, lynch Providence for New York
ssRI %s ws Ssfoi i5r New sis York GoIh
sh s for @ Ss@
senr rcTne, shcfdeld stonhgton ioS New York:
schr Mary ] Adams, Adams Portsmouth for New York
sc sshE s,; sss MeLoon Rqoalapd for New ySry
ss sshT nt Hosnt Paagor for New York o. No w.
schr MaTsaTs. Kennsdy Ford Bsanttord q! New York
schr Escort, Hawkins, Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Albatros Davis New York for Pail River.
ssh snes Carter New YORK for 0r Pones P
sehr John Lozier Lincoln, HObOkcn Tor PrOvidenco
schr Hudson, Post, Hoboken for New London
Schr Jas Bayes, Arnold, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Odell Minslow Hoboken for Portland
Schr Lizzie Mills Armstrong Port johnson for Boston
Schr II Gibson. DAVIS, Port johnson for Lynn.
Sehr Rowland Rowland Port johnson Providence.
Schr q Bodweil, Wallace Eowburg for Boston
& Sehr Geo Ferguson Ferguson New York Tor Boston.
st FeSe Port oaso S for New Bedford
bchr las Holmes Ryder Rondout for Boston
Schr Golden Rule. Wilson, New York tor Norwich
Schr Cicero, Lawson, Port Johnson for Farhaven-
Schr Minquas Heaney Port johnson for Providence
Schr Maria Fleming, Ford Port johnson for Providence
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Williams New York for Stamford
Schr Salhe Burton. Burey New York for stamford
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
ESCAPES FROM SING SING PRISON.

An investigation by State Prison Inspector Platt re-
garding the escape Of three convcts from Sing
sing has resulted IN the dismissal Of James 9 Cornell
ana ". M Philips, two o. the guards for neglect Of
duty Warden Walker informed a HERALD representa-
two yesterday that II view Of the sweeping changes
which Wit take place the commence.
ment OF tho new year, when the democratic
Board or Inspectors meets he would not be surprised
II many more escapes occurred within the next few
weeks The majority OF The subordinate officers
knowing that they viii be thrown OUT Of employment
In midwnter viii not be oycrscrnpulous in connivng
al tho escape OF couycts when handsome pecuniary
consideration is he'd reward This is only ono
or the evils resulting tic political management Of
our state prisons.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
FIRE DEPARTMENT CHANGES.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners held meeting yes
terday and transferred Assistant Foreman J F. l. Du
Pow, or Engine Company No l5 to Engine Company
No s. and sent Assistant Foreman John Riordan OF
Engine Company No. 8 10 No. Is Ex-Alderman John
II Brady appointed chief carpenter The Repair
Yard and J. II. Roach, Of Hook and Ladder Company
No. 2, fined days pay. Peter r. Dennis Of tho
Repair Yard, rendered bis resignation, and Johnson
". Carey, nachinist was discharged
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

sold out at various polling places IN the late election
and some material will probably be brought In 70
strengthen the weak places in the organization How
ever, the men VINO led in this campaign will un-
doubtedly remain the head. They have shown what
they do suppose has been the most
ful organization considering the length of time II has
been IN existence, thai founded in New York
city. Il owes much TO Emanuel Il Hart who devoted
himself 10 the work chairman OF the Executive Com
mittee.
For myself ara only private in the ranks, but
may that in the Of long political
never any organization with such a brilliant pros
pect before 1t as the anti pammany democratic party.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

r7- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The SEw YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coton night signal for
the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing red green red changing from 70 the other
in succession be several miles distant Cap
tains vessels upon seeing this signal will obgo BY
tarng any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALn
rPersons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv-
ing York do addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
Letters received all parts tho world and promptly do
Iyered- Duplicates arer required
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
PRESENTATION.

on Friday evening last the rGo team Of tho Seventy
ninth regiment met al Their armory IN Twenty third
street Tho object wluch brought them together was
that Or the presentation, by Captain W. Lindsay to
Captain Joseph Rosa, o. handsome gold and silver
trophy 10 recognition n his services as captain or tho
Seventy ninth regiments ride team Of 1875. Its a
beautiful token OF estccm.
Among those present tho occasion were Colonel
Iaing and officers 81 the seventy ninth regiment also
Lieutenant Colonel Green, Captain Burns, OF the Twelfth
regiment, and others
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
SAILED.

Steamers Adriatc (Br) for Lverpool City Of Berlin r
do; Erin qsr do; Bolivia Br, Glasgow; Oder Gor, Bre-
Carondeet ST Thomas &c; Ciiy o. Galveston, Port
Prince. Clyde, Galveston via Key West. Trafalgar
Qr), New oreans Brashaer do Knckerbocker do; City
Of Atlanta Charleson City OF Houston sayannah San
cinto, do Pioneer Wilmington, NC Ellen Terry, New
BERN NO; John Gibson Georgetown, DC Wyanoke, Rich
mond &c; Richmond Norfolk; barks Paolina QtaD Cork
or falmouth; Carlo (Ausl, do Rocket Laguayra and
Porto Cabello Anna Aus, Gloucester; Lillian, Dunkrk
Emola Ciampa ItaD. Cardiff; Borg Nor), Bristol /;
hTigs Clara Agnes Dutc2, Bnenos Ayes Tula BeliEe
Hon Josephine Genoa; schrs Pilots Bride Havana; Fred
Walton, do; Cataana CSpJ, do; Grasmere, -.
Wind at sunset, SW.
Barometer a sunset. 302S.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
BOSS KELLY CLOSING THE RANKS

Mr.. John Kelly yesterday sent private communca-
tion to the leaders Of the several ward committees
composing the General Committee akng them 10 can
vass their respective districts Immediately, and 70
select such names as they think most suitable for
membership OF the General Committee for tho ensuing
year the election for which will take place IN Decem-
ber He also requests that the names be submitted Lo
him within ten days in order that he may supervise
the and make such alterations as VIII be Tor the
benefit Tammany HAIL
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
THE CONVICT MURDERER.

Tho commission appointed BY the Court Of oyer
and Tcrnner or Wostchester county ascertain the
mental condition OF John kedy, an inmate Of Sing Sing
Prison who was indicted for the murder OF a fellow
convict named Edward Hogan last july has reported
District Attorney Cochran that tho man is insane
They add however, that they unable to determine
whether or not he was responsible being when he
struck the iat blow ana recommend that he be sent
h TITO state Asylum tor the Insane
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

Anoy, Sept 1ISailcd bark Anazi d3r TIil New York.
In port sept 20, barb Mako B, Cape, for New York
CEBu Sept l4-In port, ship Great Admiral Thompson' =
for New York ldg.
Coognfpo Oct lin port, ship Hugucnst Bray, 70 iosa
for United Kingdom.
CARDESAs, Nov 2-sailed, brig A Knight Davis Pensa-
cola, sch A Weeks, Haskell Batimorc Wanata SAhr,
north Of llacras: 4h, brig Emma l. Hall Perry, DO -,
HoHC KONG Sept 8In port, ship Iheodor koemer VScH'
AchGlreH0erR. Iur San Francisco
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THR HRRALD sTBAH YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirBsToEE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Abcmare, Gibbs, Lewes Del with mdse 70 the
steamer Pioneer Wakeey. Philadelphia, in ballast to
Clyde 4 Co
Schr FELTON, Bent 6of Bostonl Brown, Baddock, Oh, 20
dayG With DlaAtar II Egsgn vessel 10 BTet son ca.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

Merchants shipping aud shpms informed
that by teegraphing 70 the nERALD London Bureau nd
dressing Bennett No 70 Fleet London"or the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 61 Avenue q, rOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
ports OF American aud all foreign vessels trading
with United states the will be cablcd this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French ani Med
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
CREEDMOOR

THE LAST COMPETITION PoR THE CROUCH
BUIL's-EYE BADGE-MR. L. GEIGER THE
WINNER
Tho last competition for the Crouch Bulps-eye Badge
took place Creedmoor yesterday, and the trophy was
finally awarded TO Mr L Geiger upon score Of twenty
three BULBS eyes The weather was pleasant the sun
shone clear and bright there wind stirring
to affect the flight Of tho bullets Notwithstanding
this circumstance the were only fair, excepting
those made by one two leading marksmen Tho
contest commenced al eleven A NJ, al 500 yards dis
tance There only eight entries; but these
prsed nearly all Of the best long range marksmen in
the Amateur Rifle Club, with the exception or tho
American Team, OF whom present After
the contest had been concluded II found that
Messrs r. Hyde and l. Geiger had "tied" upon
a score OF twenty-five out OF possible forty-fve
bulls eyes Mr. schermerhorn, who had charge OF
the match expressed his opinion that the only way
or deciding the match would be sshoot it or Some
demanded and claimed that the scores showing the
number OF "outers" should be declared the win
ing score Mr. George Crouch the donor OF the badge
appealed to, and decided that II must be shot OIL
Mr. Hyde 6rcd the first shot and scored centre
counting four and Mr.. Geiger made "bulls oyen
thus winning the badge As he had already won the
trophy IN two previous competitions he was declared
the winner. Mr. Geiger received the hearty congratu-
ations Of his friends he had abored under peculiar
disadvantages being totally blind IN his right eye and
consequently obliged 70 shoot from his left shoulder,
although not 'lett handed.n The scores fol
lows
Yards J. GEqER. Totals
500. ......... 325 8 4464565 5 5-63
900. 345 5 80 8 04 8 0-55
J. 900. ......... 3 5 o 8 4-6l-179
Number Or bulls eyes %
" HYDE
500. o.......... 8 as 8 5 S s s 5-68
900. ......... 5 3 % . 5 % 49, -6l
1000. ....... 0S54424854 545644 5-57-176
Number of bulrs eyes %
". FARwELL
son 453355 5b5AAA5 ar
900. ......... 2 S 0 SIS
1000. o 81 sSo5 s 4 3-50-l75
Number of BULBS eyes, 81
l.
soo.....s45 45556555646 40
900. ......... 5 S s 345 5452 0-53
1000. ......... 5 5445s 81 3 0 8-49-172
Number or bulls eyes, Il
Y. cANBIELD
500. 0...-...... 5 5 5-66
900. ........- "a 4 a 4 4-62
1000. ......... oo40o 232 4-27-l55
Number Of bulls eyes, Is
a HENNIoS,
500. 0......-. 4 4 5-63
900. 0.......-.. 8 0 6-46
900. ......... ~ % 2 8 0 0 3-25-134
Number Of bulls eyes, II
j.
300. ...... 2 S254 O335 oil
], 900. ......... 2 a s 5 5 3 4 a 5-49-131
Number Of bulls eyes, II
800. ........ 1854 S55 534432 4-5e
9O0.......... 2 2 8 2 $40
600. o.......... 3 0 3 0 2 3 2 2-20-125
Number OF bulls eyes, O.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS,

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW THE MONTHS
OF NOVEMBER DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
POST OFFICE NOTES.

the following is the report or The mail matter taken
out from this port tho steamships that sailed yes
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Brig Eadorus from Philadelphia for Portland. Nov s. on
Nantucket shoaL
The New York herald., 1875-11-07
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

A ONE HUNDRED BOATS ON HAND, ALL KINDS
N. and sses, cheap including Metallic Life Boats ant
sip STEPHEN ROBERTS
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-25

NEW PATENTS. Through dis patches to Dewey & Co.,, Patent Agents, s. F., we receive the fol- lowing advance list of U. s. Pa tents granted to Pacific Coast in- ventOrs, viz: J. P. Delseseaux, MiIbrae, Cal, harvester; A. P.
 Ashbourne. Oakland. Cal, biscuit cutter; L. D. Craig, s. F., Cal. chair fastening; B, Jennings, San Jose Cal, pipe joint: c. Moor, La fayette, Ogn., sulky blow; M. Bar thel, Milpitas, Cal, ant extermin- ator; J. M. Beath, s. F., Cal, ice machine; H. H. Flames, Oakland, Cal, and A. Patchen, S. F., Cal, process for treating ores; H. Roy CT, s. F., Cal, trademark for manufactured leather or rawhile.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-12-25
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

MI OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lN in pursuance of an order of the Pro- bate Court of the County of Yuma, Terri tory of ArlzOna. made on the 18th day of December, AID. 1875, in the matter of the estate of Henry Baker, deceased, the uu- dersigned, the administrator of the said estate, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash. United States Currency, and subject to the confirmation of the said Probate Court, on
 SATURDAY. the 18th day of JANUARY,
 A. D. 1876, at l2 O'CLOCK, M.. Tn front of the Courthouse, n the town of Yuma. all the right, title and interest Of the said estate of the said Henry Baker, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estase has by operation of law or otherwise acquired , other than, or in addition to that Ot the said Henry Baker at the time of his death in and to one quarter undivided interest in the Hopkins mine, situated in the Castle Dome Mining District, and in the County of Ynma.
 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: CASH, in United States Currency, 9 per cent of the purchase money to be paid to the Administrator on the day of sale, the balance on the confirmation of sale by the said Probate Court.
 Deed at the expense of purchaser. II. E. LINDSEY,
 Administrator of the Estate of dc18-t4. Henry Baker, Deceased