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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-24
Some Observations From the Coun,r,

TO the Editors Of me Chronicle.
As we live in a fine country and
have fine press, Il mean the CHRoN.
lcLE, which is not equalled by any
weekly paper published in East Ten
nesSeel | wish to make a few crti-
clsms on some of the many articles
you are constantly receiving from your
country correspondents, with no In
tention whatever of detracting from
the merits Of any of them, hut simply
for the sake of variety,
" Leak, leak, drizzle, drizzle.n saws
Memfremagog,n has been the order
OF the day for long time. Yes, and
THANK God for it, say. What would
become OF the good people of Graves
ton anu elsewhere, were 1t not for the
ram that moisteus the rarth-wintpr
spring, summer and fall? " Thy will
be dOne,N
Memfremagog" says Andy John
son is no REBEL No, but worse. if
possible. He {" A.. ~ is an egotist,
political demagogue, a Judas, almost
an eternal Office seeker. tailor.
an alderman, and--aud, heaven knows
what more.
Roy says: People say we have the
most dlsagreeable winter on record.v
Well what does that amount to,
Roy ?' Why, in the name of com
nonsense, don't every body in East
tennessee know it? Please tell us
something we don't knew, but don,t
tell TOO many pig and snake y tales.
Diogenes in his Tub ais too
snort" | hope you will publish for
the public good, &c. Now, | happen
TO know something about that "Lost
Greek " Academy aud fear II will be
complete HzZle. Union county has
one Academy, but it is like the house
the soldiers sang about in the army
A big brick house and nobody living
IN 1t, away down in Alabam, d" but this
Dig brick Academy il away up in May
nafdVllle. Prof. Columbus Shipe
taught one school of five months at
Maynariville, but fogyism, con;en-
ton, Ignorance and bad treatment,
caused him to desist.
L am not Judus IscariOt Alexander
but l am acquainted with Dave Parky,
VINO Resides near Sharp's Chapel. How
or wherein this "Tuhn mans article
has or can help the public good"
can't see.
would say something about roads,
but l believe something like enough
mas been said. What we need now
most is-dctiOn. Every sensible man
favors good public roads. Let us have
them. The editors of the CHRONICLES.
especially, deserve great credit for
SpringinR and nPitatinu tho n,,aOtio,,
while our Legislature is ia session.
Prof. John Shipe's school, at Walnut
Grove, is fiourishing. Nearly eighty
scholars are enrolled.
u; +. Mynatt's daughter SARAH
died recently, of some kind OF brain
fever.
Quite number of the young men
ana women of the 14th and 18th dis
trlcts Keep up almost a continual noise
in the neighbOrhood by their nocturnal
revelries. | suppose that the devil is
their leader. CENTo
Church Grove, Feb. IL, 1875.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-24
An Enemy to Health and GEappines,

Dyspepsia not only destroys health,
but it banishes happiness from the
family. A Dyspeptic is not only IN
happy himselGbut he makes all around
him unhappy. DR. TUFTS Vegetable
Liver Pills Is a certain remedy for it.
LhEE ave q snre enra L-- nnali uan.--
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-24
JAPANESE PEAS.
200 BUSHELS TO THE ACRF

- a 49, EASAsl-'
send 30 cents for Ssample box THAT
will produce from to 10 bushels of
peas, prepaid, by mail, giving terms
to Agents, full directions for planting,
cultivating, &c.
Address LII, OsMEN,r
nlOW4t Cleveland, Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-24

GAZE on that Big Gilt Shoe in front
OF Campbell & Dow's new shoe store
then gaze on the low prices of their
goods, and tell which does your eyes
the most good, and when you have
done gazing let as gaze on your green
back
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The New York herald., 1875-09-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER EscoRr Ackey nom New York for Sag arbor,
u into Whitesione Yesterday PM with leak p her boiler
Will probably be able 90 proceed this morning.
SHIP WESTERN EMPIRE (Br Bertie nom Pensacola nth
inst for Grmsby f. timber laden became waterogged in
The captain and crew-exceptng Z seamen, VINO were
Drowned by the eapsizng o boatandea On 81 VINCENT
cola gath, in a destitute condition.
BRIG sAGlrTA GER, from Rio Janero, durng the hurri-
h New EneaS sn lost a pa Of s and
aged hull The chooners quarter rail and taTboard chan
mel were demolished
BRIO GEORGE BuRNHAM. Palmer. from Baltimore, which
considerably damaged.
BRIG WINFIELD Bibber Havana Esd inst from Pensa-
cola, arrived with loss OF deck load and sails
ScHR ISABELLA, Chauncey from Ruatan for New York,
has been assisted of reef and taken into Key West 25d
scHR AIRRY at Vineyard Haven isleaklng badly and
Will have to 20 on the railway for repairs.
ScHR JED DuREN, at New Haven 23d from Calais, lost
part oil deckioad and broke manboom on the passage
Sem Union, from New York for Bridgeport, with coal,
towed back leaky.
pia remained in the breakers inside Hatteras Inlet Sept
r. Her masts standing and the wreckers trying
to get her off,
ScHR LOUISA FRANCES. sunk in Long Island SOUND
expected to have been gotten ahoat Friday She lies
among rocks with four FIVE feet of deck
Capt Kely's father and valued 5000
81, 1906 to cargo, S., $50
sLooP NAPoLEoE-Capt Ryder and his assistant OF the
abandoned oop Napoleon Of Sandwich have reached New
G az aeS up and len S
London therefore, must have belonged to other vessel
The oop has board 30 cords OF wood captain
vaues the whole about $500 The salvage on
bringing in will probably be In the neghborhood Of so
cent,
small schooner yacht seen sunk Rose Island RI
Friday afternoon Her deck under and she
pedo Station. as boat from the station near her.
QUEBEC, Sept 24-Shp Siam (Bp, before reported, has
been condemned and recommended foT and
terals Matane.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
LYcECM THEATRE--''LEs DEUx AvEUGLEs'' AND
''NAIE. BERTRAND"

LYcECM rHEATRE-'LEs DEUx AvEUGLEs' AND
''MAIE. BERTRAND"
The Lyceum Theatre last evening was hIlsd with a
very fashionable audience witness 'Les Deux
Aveugles" and ola Rose de St. Flour" besides very
langhable vaudeYhe, entitled ''Mme Bertrand and
Nile Ration" The two first named opcrettas are by
the famous composer onenbach, the master Of opera
bou and certainly the performance was an unqualified
success Nothing better in the nature OF genre picture
could have been delneated the stage than the
blind men on the quay in the first named perform
ance-one, as his card described 'bind from birth "
and the other "blind by an accident" The peculiar
qualities Of NM Dupan and Darcy the beggars
fine example of the French school of comedy and
well was their blindness simulated that the sympathes
Of the audience at enlisted The vaudeville
in which first appearance of Mile Lucie Fay took
place. was much enjoyed. This lady suffered
tribe from nervousness in singing, but her
acting was much TO be praised 1t plain 10 be
seen that she is a great accession to the Lyceum
company as In the latter portion of the sprghty tri1e
she developed unexpected and admirable quail tiles Of
the opera bOuGe order. The part OF Archibald
tTavagant French lover of the usual type although
much exaggerated by N. Schmidt thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience, while the representation OF
Mile Duparc marked by her usual sweetness and
ndIveN The closing piece La Rose de St Flour - was
received warmly and the audience honored the per
formers wi th frequent recalls.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. %, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Spain Cr), Grace Liverpool Queenstown-F
Steamer City Of Montreal CB Mirehoush Liverpool via
Steamer Celtic (Br) Kidde Liverpool via Queenstown-R
] Coris
steamer Oder Ger Von oterendorp Bremen via South
steamer Henry Chauncey Ankers, savanilla AspinwaL
&c-Pacihc Mail Steamship Co
m sssa'r co City Of Dallas Lines Nassau Fer
Key WestNC II Mallory & Co. ''''" -"
Steamer New York, Tripp, New orleans-Chas Whitney
Steamer COrteA Freeman. New orleans-Cark Sea-
Steamer San Jacincto Hazard savannab-W r Garrison
Steamer Charleston, Berry, Charleston-J Quntard
steamer VIM Clyde DOano, Wilmington, No-wm
Steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DE-
Steamer Philadelphia Davis Phiadelpha-Jas Hand.
steamer Gen Whitney. Halleti BostonIH Dimocs.
= Bark Admiraen (NOI, Gtmssc1, Gloucester, E-Funch.
BARK Angelina GtaD. capuno, Gloucester, E-LAuro,
Bark Aquila CNor Gerard Queenstown Falmouth for
Bark Paolo 1tal simonetti, Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Success CNor), Hanson, Rostock-Benham Boye-
Bark Emma Parke, CB Kelley Port Natal-Connor Bros
Bark Aegidius Ger, 1Oppe, Santos via Richmond VAC
Bark Carib, Townsend st Croix-P Hanford.
Bark Tonsberghus No Jacobsen, BaltimOre-C Tobias
Brig Payorite Woodward, Georgetown Dem-H TrOw-
Brig Pearl Brightman, Port Spain Crrnidad)-D Trow-
bridge 4 Co.
Brig Abando (Sp), Ysus Cardenas orders-Master.
Brig Louisa Br) Hobbs, st Johns, NY-Hatton, Watson
* Co.
schr James Warren Drsco, st Augustine, Pla-Warren
Ray.
schr Nash Crowley Brunswick, Gs-warren Ray
Schr Curtis Ackerly, Norton Charleston-Evans, Ball
Co
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskin, Washington NC-Zopher
Mills.
Schr A Is Cranmer Bragg, Richmond, vs-Slaght Petty
schr Electric Norburg. Richmond Va--Saght a Petty.
Schr l. L Pharo, Anderson Norfolk-Slaght q Petty.
Schr Martha Granger Nelson Norfolk-Isaac Staples
schr Paugussett InsersOlL Washington, DC-siaght
Petty
schr Helen Holgate, Blake, Washington DC-Slaght /
Petty
sohr Charlie Miller, Jones, salem-Geo c Blair Son.
Schr Hero, Baker, Salem-Chas r Robins.
sehr Thompson, Hull, Providence via New HaveD-H
W Jackson A Son
schr Brazos, Tryon, Providence-H W jackson Son.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PACIFIC COAST, cALTFoRNA-LICHT SIGNAL
ON THE SOUTHEASTERN KxTRRMIry YRRBA BURMA
ISLAND, CALIFORNIA ~
Official notice is given that, and after October 1878
ght w be shown from the lighthouse recently
Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco Bay, California The
light will be fixed white The Illuminating apparatus ia
catadioptrc Of the fifth order ghnig 2fo degrees the
horizon The focal plane % eet above the ground 81
feet above mean low water The light should be in
clear weather, from the deck OF vessel Is
above the sea, Is nautical miles The structure
is low, hexagonal wooden tower, painted
light buff color the lantern and its roof red The ap
proxmate position Of the lighthouse taken from the
Survey Charts follows Lat 81 4S IL n Ion 22 81 As
Magnetic bearings and distances of prominent objects
as follows Point Bonita lighthouse by s. nautical
miles; Fort Point lighthouse by 8, S, 81 nautical
miles Notice also given that and after the date
Onch fog whistle will be sounded this station dnring
thick and foggy weather giving blast Of seconds with
interval of 6 seconds During the beginning of the
bell at the station will be sounded intervals Of 10
seconds until the steam whistle is ready for operation
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

seemed like the falling OF the grave clods upon his
conn But however i may have appeared 60 him, as
did 10 US at that time are certain that his
time had come The wonder is that the other who
had been there so many times and who had lust re-
turned safety not the one who perished but il
not so 10 be.
CONSOLATION TTiB WORKERS.
The reverend gentleman consoled the men who had
labored Mr. Sykes with the rather strained
compliment that Notwithstanding their unsuccess and
nOtw outstanding the criticisms from all sides
upon the method pursued and lack Of wisdom, they
were, TO his mind, heroes There is still good deal
Of feeling over the affair, and although Mr..
Pomeroy and of Mr. Sykes brothers
are out with card 10 the effect that their opinioD
greater effort could have been made than was made
and tho plan that carried out the wisest that
at the time and under the circumstances seemed be
practicable the almost universal verdict here is that
Ms work OF engineering II most dscreditable 70
Yankee ingenuity and skill
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. Sept 24-Arrived, ship Norseman 3D. Lane
Baltimore.
BRISTOL, Sept 25-Arrived bark r Buck, Curtis New
York
sen, Quebec.
BARcKLoNA Sept 17-Arrived bark Elvira CSp) Ysbert
Charleston.
CRoNsrADr, Sept le-Arrived, barks Peter Warwick
(Br, Kline, New York; Bengal swe Ekstrom, Philade
phia
DKnA Sept 2s-sailed, brig Rabboni, Coombs, Malaga
and Baltimore.
LAseow Sept 25-saod, bark Pramat Cswe), Lunegrens
Wilmington, NC.
GENoA-saied. bark John y RottmanD Ray New York
HAMBURG, Sept 24-Saed, bark Iona Sor) Klein, PensA-
cola
HELvoEr Sept 24-sailed bark vesta (1er) Mauger New
York
HxvRE, Sept 24-saled. the Louise for Now York.
Sailed 25th Pm, steamer France CFD. TJudeIo, New
York.
Arrived oath, ship Jacob StamleT Samson New York
LIVERPOOL sept24-Arrived ships Queen Of the Mersey
d3r) Felt New York; 25th, Alexander Marshall, Ga,dner
do; Andrew Lovitt OBJ, Durkee st john NIB Cultfvator
Todd. San Francisco
Sailed Path, ship John Patten, wyman, New Orleans;
barks Udsre Dutch, Berentsen Port au Prince Went
worth (Br), Adams United States
Sailed 25th, bark Annie Burrl Br) Bhuvert New York;
LONDON. Sept 24-Arived, ship Admiral Tromp CNor),
Villa, Quebec; barks Inga Nor), Larson do; 25th VIII
Q3r), Vaughan, Boil RiveB. SC schr Mary varwen Br)
Varwel, New Orleans.
Also arrived 25th ship Sir Lancelo. r, Hepburn New
York.
LImERIcK Sept 25-Anived bark Ruby CBo, Robertson,
Quebec.
MALAGA Sept 24-sailed steamer Castala CBr), Butler
from Genoa, &c. New York.
QUEESsrowN Sept 25-Arrived steamer Bothnia (Br)
Noodle New Yorh for Liverpool
ROCHELLE, Sep. 23-saed, bark Whitehall CBr), Cald
well, United States.
RIO JANEIRo, Sept 22-Arrived steamer King Richard
dr). Pearson, Baltimore
In port 22d steamer King Arthur B, Johnson for Bal
25th.
srocKHoLS Sept l7Arrved brig Favorit Cvor), Natvg
New York.
ST NAzAIRB, Sept 23-Arrved, bark othelo Gen. seig
Quebec.
sAsrnpER-Arrived schr II r Riley CONN. New York
wIsBEAcn, Sept 24-sailed bark Fram CNor) Andersen
North America
Arrived At - barks Lottie Stewart Cr), Sinclair New
York via Queenstown; Fanchon (Br, Stanley, do do.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

In port Aug snip Tempiar Haskell rom Boston, una
MATANzAs Sept 22-Sailed brigs Harry Vrden, Collins
vineyard Haven Harry Barnes, BALTIMORE schrs Ihos
Holden, Sanders, Fernandina; Ida Richardson Bede do
Sisters (Br), Aubrey, Savannah
OLD HARBoR ia, Sept lin port bark Murray Jr Pur
do do.
berto, New York N'
PADAsG, July s-saed, 'chr Henry IAppitt Chase New
QUEENsrowH Sept 23-ATrived, steamer Parthia CBr,
SINGAPORE, Aug Tin port ship BENGAL blanchard for
New York. 20 sail IN about week bark Rosina Hansen
for Boston
SAFTA ANNA Qdexico), Aug 2I-sailed, schr Newman
Griffin, with mahogany for Boston for orders
ST JonE NIB Sept 25-Aryed schrs Teal (Br) PhladeIt
ghia Sawyer. New York
Sailed 25th Alexandria (rl, Henderson Glas-
pow; bark Arabia (I3r, Dublin.
TARRAGoNA Sept 1S-ATrived bark Joseph Baker Ryder
Genoa Co load for New York
TUPILoo (Mexicol, Aug 2o-In port bng Stillman,
Tibbets for New York. ldg
WINDSOR Ms, Sept 20-Arrived schr II Townsend East
port (and sailed 21st for Philadelphia).
Arrived 23d schrs Olivia Mullen, Yarmouth Lizzie
McNichol - (and both sale oath Tor New York;.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

BOMBAY, Aug 20Tn port ships Maziala (Br) Jones for
New York, ldg, barks Milo Kracht Tor Maumain Ophir
(Br), Custer, unc
BArAvIA July 27-Arved, ship Lucy Wills, Pritchard,
Ioilo land sailed Goth for Boston,.
OdaoU15A Aug iIn Ip5 ships star Of Scotia rl
nell and I IRON Crown usD rait for New York ldg John
OGaunt Br for do; Knowsey Hall (Br for do Jorawar
B for do via Demerara Memnon. Baker for Boston ldg
Edith Warren Br Clark and CoDqueror, Crocker disg
bark J Carleton Kendrick for New York lde
New York.
Davy, New York -
Cow BAY Sept 24-Arrved brig Isabel from Pernarnbuco.
Arid. Liverpool for Montreal
HAVANA, Sept 23Arriyed steamer Margaret Baker New
Oreans brgs Winfield Bibber Pensacola soe Miscellany
Daphne, Copeland, Pascagoula
Sailed 23d brigs Lena Thurow Corbert New Yorh 23d,
81 Michael BD, Bond Dalhouse, NIB schr Jennie Wood
(BD, BEzati Uttia
HALIFAX, sept 24-Saed, brig sappho HD, Demcrara. 80
Martins.
MADRAS Aug l3sailcd bark Hester Blanchard Hardy,
jog ths GaaSk 10 load cotton for Uavns
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
DEPARTURE OF CLARK, THE BAsso

Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. John Clark, the well known
basso who has been connected with the Caroline Rich
ings Opera Troupe and with other musical combina-
tions throughout the country for several years past
took his departure board the White Star line steam
ship Celtic, for Europe The steamer Fletcher laden
with many friends Of the departing vocalist
from New York and Brooklyn, accompanied
the Celtic down the Bay far the South
Spit, and amid the waving OF handkerchief sing
ing by glee club and the cheers Of his friends final
adeu waited the gentleman thus complmented
John Clark goes 10 Milan, where he will cultivate his
under the abest masters To be found the Con
tinent He expects 10 be absent for two years.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.

Some eighteen months ago J. G Gottsberger received
Information that his Dookkeeper, Charles Drum, who
had charge Of Mr. Gottsberger's brewery, No 81 New
Bowery, leading fast life On examining his
books false entries TO the amount Of ST. 500 DIS
covered Mr. Gottsbergcr sent for Captain Ulman, Of
the Fourth precinct, but the young escaped be-
fore the Captain came Yesterday afternoon Detective
J. A. Britton came across Drum Beekman street.
and with the aid Of Ofcer stark OF the Fourth pre-
cinct arrested him. He taken TO the Fourth pre-
cinct station and locked up on complaint Of Mr. Cots
berger
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

n8- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YORK
Herald has adopted distinguishing night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
ing the color red green red changing from the
in succession and be miles distant Cap
ans of vessels upon seeing this signal will obge pre-
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
M5-Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht, pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts the world promptly
hvered Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
SAILED.

Steamers City of Montreal Br) for Lverpoo Spain r(
Glasgow Etna lBr), Aspinwa &c; Henry Chauncey do;
City Of Dallas Nassau Mp City Of San Antoni Galveston
and Key West Cortes New Orleans; New York, Do san
Jaento, savannah Charleston, Charleston Wm CLYDE
Wilmington NC Old Dominion, Richmond, &c; Knight,
Georgetown DC: ships Surprise, Yokohama; Marlborough
BD London Norris New Orleans; barks Try tBr), Lon
don, Rosa QtaD, Traee Cibele CAusD, Queenstown
Thomas Brooks, st Jago; Regia Nor, Chareston Anna
tNoD, Baltimore bngs Lizzie Merrill Charestoni Pearl
Port Spain; Favorite, Georgetown, Dam.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
WHALEMEN.

lctcr from Capt King of bark Stafford Of NB reports
her Aug %, on Two Forty Ground haEDg taken sperm
whale making so bbs
from the first Of Small Of Pro-
vincetown reports her the Western Ground lat &c
Aug 81 with 270 bbls sp oil.
Spoken-Aug % lat 81 At N. lon 80 q W, Union
Long, of New Bedford, GO bbls sp oil
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
SPOKEN.

Ship Barrowdale Br), Kelley from Liverpool for San
Francisco July 81, lat 30 N, lon "a W.
Ship Velox (Nor) Stub from London for New York. Sept
8. lat 40, Ion 40
Ship Emerald Isle McStoker from Liverpool for New York.
Sept 10, lat so, Ion 30.
An American ship showing signal JPHQ Aug g. lat IL N
Ion 81 W.
Bark Ida Taylor from San Francisco for Adelaide
-, off Cape Howe, Victoria
Bark Reliance (B) from Barrow fos Quebec Sept lat
4S 40, Ion IL 09.
Bark Ugo (AuO, Payletich from New York 70, Japan,
June 81, lat o y, Ion 33 W.
Bark Freihandel Ger, WachteA from Bremen for New
York, Sept II, off the Eddystone.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that by telegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue rOpera
Paris" the arrivals at and departures from European
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabled this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French Medi-
ports will find the Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
A MAN MISSING.

On Tuesday last laborer named James Good left big
home in Jersey city intending to work during
tho afternoon on the steamer California al said city,
where he was employed Since then he has not been
seen or heard Of and his relatives, who reside in
Fifteenth street, Jersey avenue despair OF finding
him aHe Good forty five years old and Of regular
habits The morgues Of Hudson county searched
yesterday. bpt 20 tdass were geaned N those places
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

TEN MILES IN HARNESS.
MATCH OF EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS DECIDED
ON THE HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK
MAGGIE NANCY THE WINNER.

MAGGIE NANCY THE WINNER
PoUGBKEEPsIE, n. Y. Sept 25, 1878
ten.mile trotting contest came OF the track Of
the Hudson River Driving Park to-day The contest
ants were james Taggarts gray Maggie Nancy, Of
Eewburg and John Nabrys bay mare Ulster Maid, of
Pattek Ulster county Before the start the betting
was even but after the fourth mile 500 to $50
offered on Maggie with takers TIE latter the
race cevery beating the Ulster about twenty five
lengths Total time 34:4sh The winner is by Edward
Everett dam Rose Fiddler
SUMMARY.
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK PousHgEEPsTE, N. Y,
Sept 25 1s75-Match $500, ten miles, in harness
Judges-Clarkson Underhil, James G. Frost and NJ.
Wells
49, Nnhrnl. y ,r T1Iainr Mnld D
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

Schr Adele Felicia, Allen. Hoboken for Norwich
sehr Zachary Taylor Taylor New York for New Haven
Schr Betsy Ann, Hoboken for Norwalk.
Schr Price NickarsOn Weehuwken for Boston.
schr White Rock, LafIerty. Hoboken for Bridgeport
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steaaner.

DATES OF DkrAkr SRE FROM MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.

A MERICAN YACHT AGENCY 40 BURLING SLIP
~ New York-Al classcs Of vessels bought and sold
commission; 40 yachts sale. Address A BALFOUR,
Manager, box ,775 Post office. Nov York
A 100 BOATS ON HAND, READY TO SHIP, ALL
~. kinds and sizes including metallic Lfeboats and
second hand 86a 1913 South street slip
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

DOR sALE-PROPELLER CHIEF; ENGINE, 22X20;
boiler feet face ielted bottom sheathed with copper
in complete order Address JOHN A BoUKER, go south