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The New York herald., 1875-09-14
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER July e-Passed, ships Gaatea, Tisdae from IIoo
for New York; nth, Castine, Avery from Boston for Ba
ALcoA BAY, Aug 2-Arrived bark vesuvius Ulmer Table
In port July 81 brig Glide (Br Rogers Boston, dg
BoIsAY Aug eIn port ships Ea%ne tBr Roy and zni
Portland, o; Milo, Kraeht for MGulmain
In port July - ships Fortune Taylor rom Bombay ar
rived 26t Tor Liverpool ldg bark Bessie (Br Beshoy,
CALcUIri Aug aIn port ship Arundel Castle (Br Full
ton, for New York, ldg; and others reported later
Sailed from saugor July 30 bark Edward Kdder, Park,
PrSeoedng down the river Aug ships Royal Alice CB
F3ocnow Aug Elm port, bark Edward james, Forbes,
FATHER PoIST, Sept ls--Arrived, steamer Texas (BD
L9arensen, Liverpool for Montreal;
~ HosG RoSe Aug s-SaeS bark Anari tnot MOrea B
In port Aug ie, ship Midnight, HaIlett unc.
HAVANA, Sept o-Arrved, brig Hattie NJ Balm Thestrup
Portand 10TH st Mary Staples Indianoa Cand
sailed lth City of New York Zimmerman, New
HALIrAx Sept ARRIVED brig Ada Fulton CBr, Dexter
LocKroRr, Sept osaied schr Ranger, for British West
manila, July 2ssalcd, ship Corsica stetson New York
2oth. bark George Gier), segelken. New York.
port uy 20 ships Game Cock stoddard for New York
In port 3oth ship Iii highlander Williams from Hong Kong
MoYrEyDEo July 27-Arrived brig Don Jacnto erosion,
Sailed July 2e; bark Serene, segeman, Rio Janero.
brig Rmcn Ro%e & ep heen s SsI roE oa5 sS
Hawkins, for New York, ldg
New York schr Ida Richardson, Bedeii do 0''''"'
Sailed 10Th, brig Chilanwallah (Br Colcord north Of
Hatteras.
MArrL4SD rs, Sept ll-Arrived, schr Alexander (Br).
Forbes, New York.
NEWCASTLE NsW-The date of the vessels yesterdays
paper should have been July 81, AS misprihtcd.
PENANG. July 26-In port bark Ernico Dandoo QtaD Al
borto. from singapore, arrived 22d, for Now York.
PlcroU, Sept 13-Arrived schr Amelia Ann (I3r), Bar
bados
Rio JANEIRo, July 29-Arrved, bark Sparkling Foam
(3r), Carlton Rio Grande
sMASGaA IA Aug saIn port steamer Galley of Lorne Bp,
Hallctt, do.
SINGAPORE. July 15-Sailed bark Enrico Dandolo QtaD
Alberto New York via Penang has been reported sailed 10Th
for New York direct
In port July "a ship Bengal Blanchard load for New
York after reniealng; barks East Lomond (Br Brown
for New York Via Penang; Rossina, Hanson. unc
ST JOHN Nh. sept lJ-Arrived, steamer st Lawrence
lBrl, Hyde London; schrs Snow Bird Calhouse
Philadelphia
Sailed 18Th steamer sidouan (Br Edwards Liverpool
bark Mstetoe (Br), Tor Penarth.
.WHAMroA Aug l4-ln port barks Faith (ir) Lloyd and
Harriet Carlton Iarkness. for New York dg
foK0HAhA, Aug 24-ln pOr ship Sewall, Penne, unc;
baks y Litehdeld spading, for New York Mercury Bp,
and Oeander OBJ for do the three last sailed re-
ported Yesterday ship Lothar r Orchard to arrive from
shanghai would load for New York as incorrectly ro
II ulv
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Geo II Stout, Ford Philadelphia-Jas Hand
steamer EleanorA, johnson. Portland-J Ames
Bark Marie Clotlde Itall, Degorindo, Lverpool-A
Agfesta.
Bark Odd Nor Nielsen. Morgan Broad Pi E-Tetens,
Bocknann Co.
Levin.
ker.
BARK Troy Nor. omundsen, Maags-Funch Edge Co.
tiArk suez NOR, Petersen. Ienoa--C Tobias 4 Co.
Brig Sportsman Blanchard, Cadz and Seville-R Buck
Go.
Brig Princess Beatrice (sp Simmons Point Ptre-H
Natable SON
Brig keystone. Barter, Havana W ElweIl & Co.
sehr Trinidad (Sp), Sches. NRples-F Marquez
schr sarah Davis Cottrell, Montego Bay-A Mudgett
sehr Mallory, Stetson, Chareston-Bentley, Glider
pies
sehr Time, Maekey, New Haven-Delaney L Walters
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Tug supposed TO be the Martha Kalbhiesh, sank
the anchorage ground Flushing Bay yesterday
Is announced that vessels have gone ashore
the Island Of ST. Vincent
BANGOR, Sept ll--Schr Sarah Of Stockton Me, with
cargo OF barrels from Bangor NJ johnson, Baeys Is
land went ashore Friday morning Of the Islands In
the DAY and lost portion Of her deck load.
NORFOLK Sept l3-The following put in to-day IN dis
tress '-schrs A Saunders from Warwick for New York
WIN pine wood full of water; II Beden. from Alexandria
Iu iudletown Ct with coal lost Oresai tb malnDopm
snd oregan sallie W Ponder from Baltimore for Taunton
Mass lost oremashead and fore aud main topmasts En-
pre rom Jacksonville for Newark NJ with lumber lost
LAthch or A SrKAMER-The City Of Atlanta viii be
launenei rom the yard a Messs John Engis son. Green
point tomorrow morning 30 She viii be towed 90 the
Qnaru ron works TO receive her machinery and will be
ready 20 take her place In the New York and Charleston
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FOOT RACE AT PITTSBURG.
WHEAT BEATS NEssLER IN THE ONE HUNDRED
AND FIVE YARD RACE.

AND FIVE YARD RACE.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, Sept l3 1875.
great crowd of sporting men gathered at Friend
ship Park this afternoon to witness foot for the
championship and purse Of 81 600, between William
Nesser of Trenton, n. j., and James Wheat Of Pitts
burg The affair has occupied the attention of sporting
only this city but in the East for time
past The distance l05 yards, and this length was
secured the front stretch OF the track at Friend
ship Park.
In the betting Nesser had for the last three four
days ruled the avorte at odds of 100 to 5 Both
have undergone strict of training and appeared
on the track in splendid TRIM AT the word of the
referee Nesser jumped 10 the lead which he maintained
with great effort for upward of 100 yards and seemed
that he must prove victorious when Wheat with sud
den bound eaped to the front and retained his advan
tage TO the end, winning the by five feet The
time is gwen at 1874 seconds. Much money changed
hands ON the result
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.ssED THROUGH HE'LL CAT
BOUND SOUTH.

US steamer Powhatan, Newport for New York
Brig Memphis r), McBurnie Windsor, Ms for New York,
10 days, with plaster to Crandall Bros.
Brig Elmira Cook Bangor for New York with lumber to
order
Brig Kapna, Robbins, Salem for New York, ballast to II
schr il wotherspOon CBr, Psttis, Windsor, MS, for
New York days with plaster e WotheSsPO9n Bros
days with plaster to q 4 G. King
sehr Oliver Jameson. Candage, Windsor Ms, for New
sehr Lacona, West, shulee Ms for New York. with spes
sehr Henry Faukingham Sands River Ms for New York.
S ss SSnta T,.h plasseT sa e g, rhsps saT Km5a Co
with sebT spI5as o.ssn TO sse snSw sos.r no., 1.,s
sehr Carrie W. Fearaby Easport New York. with fish
sch Geo Gillum Smith, Lubec for New York. with fish to
schr Nathaniel Holmes Torrey Newport for New York.
s cb WS.s Ad dunn BGsOn as9o for M ST Ny York
Schr I Benedict, Crockett. Portland for New York.
guano. O' "''-
schr Little David. Allen Portland for New York
schr Mary Means Parker Bangor for New York with lum
schr John Messerve French Rockand New York. with
schr sturgis, Chase New Bedford for New York
% Sehr / II Hswley, Hawley Boston for New York.
Schr California Staples Nantucket for New York with
schr John Balch. Hannah, Providence for New York
sehr s Elm City Kelly NeTP9st M for New York
sehr john Brooks Fox Somerset for Df New YORK;
sehr Marietta steeiman, Preston. Greenport for New
schr Wm Rowe, whittemore, Salem for philadelphia
Schr WIN Crocker, Kelly Boston for New York
Scr Katie Thomas, Barbour, Sandwich for New York
Schr Eagle Robbins Fall River for New York.
sehr smith snow, wareham for New York, with nails
to Parker Mills.
Schr VIM Carroll, Carroll, Boston for New York
Schr Ann Elizabeth Allen, Providence for New York
Schr RienEa, Cobeigh, Newport for New York
scr AS Henry, snow Rockland for New York with Lime
to j Brown.
Schr Boston. Kelly Boston for New York
Schr Alpha, Mason Boston for New York
Schr VIM Capes Boston for New YORK.
Schr Nellie Eaton, Small. Calais York with lum-
Der to Simpson, Clapp Co.
schr Undne, Stone, Portland CT for New York. stone
to order.
Schr Merwin, Bunce Fall River for New York
Schr IL Trpp Nickerson, Chatham for New York. with
fish to order.
Schr Alexandria Keen. Westerly for New York
Schr Chilhon, Grant, New Bedford for New York
Schr Geo Repplier Murray, New Haven for New York
Schr Sidney Monsel West Portland New York with
spies to order. Is bound to Fire Island
Schr Cynthia Jane Gardner, Providence New York
Seh Mary Eiiza Babbet Ellsworth for New York with
lath to + Peters
schr Saxon, Beebe, Boston for New York
Schr Peters, Hopkins, Fall River for New York
Schr Helen Augusta Pratt, Portland, CT for New York.
with stone TO order.
Schr J L Hess Providence for New York.
Schr Ehor Clark, Bangor for New York with lumber to
order.
scr vassar Jr, Kelly Marion for York. with box
boards to order.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWPORT, RI. Sept 13. 1875.

NEWPORT, RI. Sept I3 1875.
The Us cutter Dean reports having night
OF the 11h inst hauled of the beach Cape Poge
Sound, schr Alma Oder Captain Reed lumber from
Bangor for Sonngton C and towed her into Vineyard
She ashore during heavy northeast gale
day VIII be able proceed after making slight
pairs but Is leaking considerably
schr Viola (Br), Traon from Windsor, Ms, with cargo
plaster for Richmond Va arrived this morning re-
ports that the Of the 18th struck Pollock Rip
Shoals which the leak 6O1 per hour
Captain thinks he keep her free until he reaches New
York
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POOLS ON THE STALLION RACE.
The following pools sold last night at Johnson's
rooms on the stallion race which is TO take place at
Mystic Park near Boston, to-day
OBITUARY..
JOHN ROSE, ENGLISH cHARrIsr OF '4S.

JOHN ROSE ENGLISH CHARTIsT OF 4S.
Justice John Rose, venerable Anglo American, who
was compelled to leave England his native land in
lS4S because OF the active part he took in the Chartst
movement, has just died in Newark N j. at the ripe
age Of seventy. He first fed 10 Hamburg and from
there America in 1852. He long held the posi-
ton OF Justice of the Peace in Newark and Coroner
Tor several terms. de widely known in New Jer-
sey, and respected good, honest citizen and
true lover OF popular liberty.
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THE CRICKET TOURNAMENT.

THE FIRST DAYS COMMUNICATING PLAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l3 1875
There be doubt OF the interest taken the tour
nament beginning here this morning From early
hour crowds have been pouring in from the several
entrances Of the grounds until the grand stand is
full the temporary stands nearly So and goodly
sembage scattered around outside Of the ropes Here
and there a knot of Englshmen discussing the
chances of the several crcisng the style OF
they practise before the game. The grounds
thanks to the dry weather and careful attention. in
excellent condition and the day is most favorable for
hne exhibition of the game.
The Canadians arrived last evening minus, however
the services Of their Captain, the Rev. Thomas d. Phil
lipps who prevented at the last from ac-
companyng them His absence is a great loss to the
team as independent of 6ne batting powers, his ser
vices most needed field captain. The Canada
uniformed individual taste dictated and
not equal physique the HALIFAX twelve who are
remarkable specimens Of athletic Engshmen.
Captain Newhal having the toss, elected to take
the bat aud at two minutes past twelve T. NJ he and
Francis f. Brewster went 10 the wicket. A fine game
played until dinner announced and the game
suspended for an hour.
AuDended
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CAPTAIN MICHAEL WALSH.

Captain Michael Walsh prominent young Irish
American the leader of fine Hibernian rifle
company died in Newark Sunday. Captain
Walsh served in the United States Army during
the entire HIS death the result Of fall the
railroad depot in Newark, last Thursday evening,
when returning with his company from picnic.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Constance (Br) Law, from Antwerp for Philadelphia
Aug 80, lat 4S. Ion \,
Ship Lady Duierin (BH Evans from Liverpool for
Charleston, Aug 20 lat 40 4S Ion IA So
Bark Helen q Rich Collins, from Bangor for Havana
Sept .. lat 40 30 Ion II 30
Brig Orion (Ger Lubken, from Hamburg for Wilmington.
No with bboom carried away Aug ~ lat AZ 30 - 80
Schr Henry Lewis from New London bound SOUTH Aug ~
not, &c.
3mased schooner showing letters WTBv 81 days
Leghorn for Philadelphia. Aug IA, lat 40 o. Ion ~.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that by eegraphng the HERALD London Bureau No 40
Fleet street. the Paris Office Rue Scribe the arrivals
and departures from European ports of Ame
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the same will be cabed to this country free of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med-
teanean ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expediiinns for telecranhine ncws
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EDWIN M'NEIL.

Edwin Mcneil President of the First National Bank
Of Litchdeld Conn., and formerly distinguished civil
engineer died yesterday morning at West Point while
visiting who is in the Military Academy there.
Mr. Mcneil prominent engineer in the
ton Of the Erie, the Delaware, Lackawanna and Wes-
tern, the Macon and Brunswick the New Jersey Gen.
tral, and the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury railways
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pS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
ing the colors red red changing from other
IN succession, and be several miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels seeing this signal will obge by pre-
pairing marine they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HERALD.
JS-Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do addressing sucR vessels
Of HERALD news yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts world and promptly
lyered. Duplicates required.
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W. D. CoWIFs.

W. d. Cowles general freight and passenger agent OF
the Burlington and Missouri Railroad Nebraska, died
of heart disease at the Grand Central Hotel Omaha on
the 7th inst. Mr.. Cowies had been sick the Sd
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CAPTAIN JOHN VAN BILLIARD.

Captain John Van Billiard prominent citizen Of
Freemansburg died his residence at u quarterpast
O'Clock p NJ. Sunday. The deceased was injured
six years ago by spirited horse and never thoroughly
recovered.
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Ship Plymouth Rock, for London; barks Bessie Simpson
Monteyideo; Hid9 Cswe) Gothenbnrg; oiyar dtaD,
Queenstown Falmouth; Dogneal Nor), Odessa: Ijomo
(Nop, Philadelphia brig Annie Storer Venice; schrs
Nymph (Br) Truxio; 5 l. Davis, Montego Bay.
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AT DENNIsoN, OHIO.

DESSIsoS, Sept. 13, 1875
We arrived here time and the train was divided
one party proceeding via the Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad TO Chicago and the West the Others composed
Of the New York journalists, taking the southern
route via the Pan Handle road to Columbus
and Cincinnati where they will halt and
return to-morro evening General Manager Caldwell
placed special the disposal of the latter party
Nr. Carpenter, OF the Pennsylvania road and Van
duser. OF the Pan Handle line taking charge OF thorn
The run from Pittsburg TO this point been at the
rate OF from forty to forty -four miles per hour fea
ture OF the trip Is the furnishing by the officials Of the
10 every journal between here and your city
DETAILED ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE TRAINS.
This morning at ten O'Clock, Postmaster James will
receive from the printers the Post ONCE circulars hav
Ing reference to the fast postal trains which will com
mence running ON Thursday morning next on the
Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central
connecting with points in the West
Southwest and Northwest In post Office language
the Hudson River New York Central and Lake Shore
Railroad train is designated the Northern route
while the other by the Pennsylvania Railroad to Pha
depha, Harrisburg and Pittsburg be known as the
lihllted mall All mail matter will be re-
minutes OF train time" excepting however
second class or newspaper matter mailed BY publishers
ana pad by postage stamps which has to be delivered
at the trains thirty minutes before train time" The
following Is the Post Otce circular relating TO the
Northern route-
FAST NAH.
!. NEW YORK AND CHICAGO RAILWAY PosT OPRIcK
TO PUBLISHERS sEwsDEALERs.-
Until iurther notice forward by the "fast mari New
1ork and Chicago Railway Post Oface as per accom-
PenEng circular OF information for the following States
hndsIerrtorcs:-
Alaska Territory
Arizona Territory.
Arkansas.
California
Colorado Territory
Dakota Territory
Idaho Territory.
Illinois
Indiana
Indian Territory.
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky.
Michigan.
Minnesota
Missouri except St Louisl
Montana Territory.
Nebraska
Nevada.
New Mexico Territory.
New York las per lstl
Ohio.
Pennsylvania, bordering Lake Erie las per accom-
nanying listl
oregon.
Utah Territory.
Washington Territory.
wisconsin
WyoninE TerTitou
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MlsCELLANEOUs.

n States for numerous causes legal everywhere No
publicy charge until divorce granted. Advice free
NJ HOUSE, Attorney Notary Public
1874 Broadway.
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DIED.

GEoGHEGAx-AGxEs, youngest daughter Of William
and Katie Geoghegan
Notice OF funeral in to-morrow's paper.
HARDEN-On Monday September l3, AMANDA n
HARDEN.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
For Other Deaths See Eth Pa0e.l
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Iralton, OF British schr Viola, Newport reports
the Pollock Rip ightship gone from her moongs lie
thinks he saw her Oh Gay Head the afternoon the 18th
adrift. " -o
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DRAIN FOOD.
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preparation of WINCHESTERS II will give Won Mental
Strength Brain Power and Nervous Force and Enerzy and
make you strong and vigorous -
Price 81 and " per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER CO., Chemists
SO John street. New York
VHOMAs X AGNEW THE GREAT NEW YORK
1rOcer ana Tea Dealer, 80 Vesey street. Everybody
should call and get bargains and their money
WINcHEsTERs SPECIFIC PILL
"A certain and speedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY
MEAhNESS, &c. thoroughly tested for 80 years with mar
leet success TWO to SIX boxes generally sufficient La
eHect radical cure For further information &c send a.
GlrSeumr per boxi six boxes So, by mail, securely
sealed, with full directions for use.
Prepared only by WINCHESTER 4 Co, Chsmissa
20 eJohn street. Nsw York.
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;key, New Haven-Delaney 4 Walters
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINZ

WHITESrONE TELEGRAPH
Steamer Gen Barnes, Cheesman Savannah 10 with
ndse and passengers To w Garrison. Had heavy
winds and from lattera; 18th inst 80 AM oG Alb
passed schr Bearse, Of and for New York
Tuspan OF Barnegat passed another schr
Bark Charlotte of Cork, Wheaton, Liverpool 46 days.
with salt to order vessel TO Geo Bulley Had fine
ther.
Bark Helen Angler Staples Havre ~ days ballast
Noah Emery Aug 25 lat Al so lon a. % spoke bark Sarah
Staples from Philadelphia for Antwerp, 10 days
Bark Laa Of Yarmouth. NS). Cunningham, Matanzas 10
days with sugar Dengeistedt Coz vessel to Boyd
Hincken.
Bark Mcneil Crowell Turks Island le days, with salt,
&c, to Z Buck 4 Co.
schr VIM Fisher Heken Ula II days, with
master.
Harbeson Hickman, Robinson, Baltimore.
R9-Steamer Cornwall (3r), from Bristol which arrived
18th has 81 passengers and reports Sept g. lat 90 90 lon
3s % passed schr Tana bound 10th, lat AZ o. Ion
60 50, steamer Montana (Br) hence for Liverpool
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
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BOUND EAST.
SAILED.

Steamer Eleanor. johnson. New York for Portland
Schr Freestone, Frisbie, New York for Portland
Sehr Amos Phillips, Baltimore for New Haven.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
StstD.e

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK PoR THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
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WILLIAM KNAPP.

William Knapp Of the first abolitionsts and oldest
Freemasons in Massachusetts,, died Sunday at New
buryport, Mass.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

James DAILY, the present Assembyman from the
Thirteenth district last night again nominated for
that position by the Tammany organization.
Peter Seery and William Sauer the Tammany
nominees for Aldermen in the Seventh district
The Peoples ticket upon which the names Of
John X. Hackett and Benjamin X. Phelps indorsed
on Wednesday night at meeting of the German Young
Mems Anti Tammany Association Of the Twentieth
Ward.
The West Side Association Of the Seventeenth AS
sembly district this evening at Justn's Hail. No.
TAI Ninth avenue to indorse the democratic -repub-
can ticket opposed to one-man power.
The democrats of the Second Assembly district of
Westchester county met in convention at White Plains
yesterday and renomnated Charles NJ Schiefeln, of
Eastchester, for member OF Assembly from that dis
trct w. Ii. II. Ely was nominated Tor School Com
missioner
Hon b. b. Smaey of Burlington, takes the place on
the Democratic National Committee made vacant by
the death of Hon. H. b. Smith. of Vermont
The Hudson County Democratic Convention was held
at Franklin Hall, Jersey City, yesterday. The follow
ing officers we're nominated sheriff, p. H. Laverty;
Director at Large of the Board of Freeholders j. Il.
Halstead Surrogate Robert McCague; Coroners, James
II. Cannon, Thomas f. Rowan, B. N. Crane. Tho
German element totally ignored, and meeting Of
Germans held Immediately afterward at Germania
Hall Newark avenue, TO nominate an independent
ticket.
The candidate of the workngmen. Independent
democrats and anti Custom House republicans in the
Eighth district for Alderman is Thomas Carroll we'll
known and popular young democrat.
The First and Second Assembly District Democratic
Conventions, OF Elizabeth N. j., met yesterday after
noon The former nominated Councilman John Eagan,
Convention met last night and nominated Corne-
lius A Runkel
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Brevet Major General Wesley Merritt, United StateA
Army is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr..
Benson Losing, of Chestnut Ridge, N " is staying
at the Coleman House. Commander Bushrod B. Taylor,
United States Navy quarered at the New York Hotel
Mr.. John Davis Clerk of the Court of Commissioners
OF Alabama Claims, has arrived at the Hoffman House
Mr.. John B. wnslow General Manager of the Boston
and Lowell Railroad, is stopping at the st. Nicholas
Hotel Assembyman Warner Miller, of Herkmer
county New York. returned from Europe in the steam
ship Frisa and is at the Union square Hotel General
John NJ. Corse, of Chicago, and Hon. W. c. Maxwell, Of
England, at the Gilsey House. Mr. John E. Owens,
the comedian arrived last evening at the Metropolitan
Hotel. Rev. DR.. Thomas X. Lambert, Of Boston, and
Mr. Henry r. Pierson, of Albany. are among the late
arrivals the Fifth Avenue HOTEL Hon William Buei
Richards Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
is at the Westmoreland Hotel