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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02
Communications.

LoRrTro. Pa, March q, 1875.
To The Editor Of the Cambria Freeman:
DEAR SIR-In an odi number Of the Port
folio magazine published in Philadelphi;,
"Chauson Improvisei' in French. The o editor tor
requested solne of his readers to send him Il
not any of them complied with the request.
| have no meals of ascertaining. If he be now-
as hope, where all good OdftorS go. and where
l am sure your moral paper is che, rfuIIy admit
ted aud ndmiringiy read. il may bc some sliyh
late date-sixty- one years after it was made
his request has been complied with.
IMPROMPTU.
ITO a Lady ,cho said ''au men are .colds."l
Nay, lady shall not gainsay
The heavy charge your words convey.
''ris truc men grumbie here below:
And the loud thundcrs plainly show
The heav'ns above contention know
Nay, cen the gods themselves delight
In factious words and enrfous Spite
What better, then. can inortals do
Than such example here pursue?
How many times did Juno scold
And rods in pickle shrcwish hold
O'cr her Iiege lords trrcat Jove'sl own head
Whcne'cr he sighed for earthly rnaidF
Who does not know how Vulcan grimcd,
with jealous doubts and fears full prined
FCrVed nets invisible to bind
Tie lovers OF his spouse too klncE
Bat when the bearded sex essays
TO hold its own in worty trays.
How far beneath the fair they fall,
IL these engage in clau'rous brawl!
A .rtIinblcr and n slircw found
Good I.urd, the ncighborS cannot sleep
While they their worJy Sabbath keep.
But stil.,-to say what's just and true,
And give the de il himself h's due
The world cries out with loud acclaim
In this thy sex is all supreme.
All! why does iEaa prcs:iinptuOus dare
Fair ~oIn.i,'s ct!.HrcSt crown 10 share,
The palm With woman to debate
Where she alone is truly great!
Co. view yoI brilliant throngS resort,
Where bc:tutcous funriir holds her court
" hat miidncSs in her eye has play
Her mouth holds 4imIlirg smiles i'm play;
Her lips with houcl cd G"wS are sweet:
Her SHOW White brow knows no deceit
th. one would feel inclined to swear
An angel from on high stood there!
Bur. seen at homo, in privacy,
Where mistress over All * she,
She s:rai y1t reveals another face
Her temper changes with the place.
From rosy morn TIL dcwy eve,
She nothing docs but Sc.3li ana grieyc:
Til uatir.n. sun again assembled.
Err, she her iibr OF wrath hath ended;
An,. tho to say il seems NOT civil
Your angel scUlds just like the d.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02

e. J. Mills, as becomes a merchant who
has an eye to the wants of his many custom
ers, is fully up to time in the receipt of de-
sirahle goods of every description, and has
no reason to fear competition either in the
quality, style or price of any article COM
prised in his very elegant Spring stock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02

Two MEN CRUSHED 10 DEATH AT AL
ToONA.--On Tuesday evening, an accident
occurred in The railroad ard ut Altoona, in
volving the death of Two men. John Ress-
Ter, ali engineer, and John Murray, fire.
man, attempted To walk from the western
round-house, in the evening, to the passcn-
ger depot. While tr3yersing the track, they
failed to observe that some cars were hcing
dropped down the grade a: a rapid rate OF
speed. The result was that both were knock
ed down and Iun over by the wheels, and
mutilated in most shocking m.uncr. The
fireman, Murray. was Il son of our old friend
and subscriber William Murray Eco. of
Altoona, formerly of Summerh II, this coun-
ty, and is represented to have been a most
exemplary young man. He was 23 years
old, and married. His family and parents
have our sincerest sympathy in this sad af-
Fiction that has befallen them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-02

e LECTION NOTICE-in pursu-
- anCe of HeSoluTion passed hy the Bur
yFss ana Town Council on the 2.tll day Gf fe5Ti-
ary 1878. election VIII be held at the respective
places of holding elections in the East and West
Wards of Ehensbnrg Borough. Gn SAtCRoAT. the
intl, day of APEii- 1875. for the purpose Of deter
mining whether tie debt ri said Borough shall bc
Increased - eH;cnt. with the present Indebted
nCss thereof. not to exceed seven per cent Um of
The assessed valuation OF said forvl.h fixed by
the last aSsSSsinent-the money srising from said
increase OF in cbc cdnCSs to nc applied obtaining
supply "i wafer fUr FIRE and o;hcr purposes. FOR
said borough OF EOcns.,urg.
Valuation of Borough property at last
assessment. go. =. e.. -. So. 81. 90
Exissing IN lcbtcincss Of Borough ...-. 4.lII 10
Amount of the proposed increase ..-.. 1i.319 30
Tho tickets TO be voted shall be labeled the
ou. side. 'lncrCasc of DCht. - an con "a IN the
inside the words. No Increase OF debt Debt
may bc increased"
Iy order of the Burgess and Town Council.
q frD. HJNTLEI, Burgess.
Attcst-T. w. DICK, Secretary. 3-j.-6t. |
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NOTICE.

- Estate of JOHN II. MYERS. decd.
Letters testancntary the estate of Joan R.
MYERS. la.e of the borough of I.orctte. Cambria
county. Pa. deed have been ssGcsi To the sisrri-
her residing i'm said borough A ~ persons !ndebr-
ell to the ;,b0ye NAMED estate ife that pay-
mcnt must be made without d"'ay. and thosr hav-
ing laims against the sam will present tn IN pro-
perry al heaticatrd for settlement.
Feb. 20, 1sI5.-,t.s EPPAEpNIA MYERS.
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IGEo. W. OATnAS, CounselI
DMiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE

"a Estate of JAMES PHALES. decd
Letters of Admins: ration having been granted
tn the undersigned. Ly the Regis Of Cambria
county. ;tIc estate of JAMES PHALCN. lat OF
Carroll township. Cambria county. deed all per-
sons inIc3tch to said estate required to ke
iWme,iiatc payment and those having claims a re
requested to present them duly proha ell for settle
Mt. MARY PHI ALIEN. Adrn-x.
Feb. aj IST5.-et. HENRY BEHE. Admir-
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NsS:'AIE:; Skirt Supporter or I4a'lies' Gar
Y mcnt SGs?cntiCr. attached 10 one or half dozen
Skirts al nsiin"Et. constructed upon physo,uTi-
cal principles having Cor their aim hciih aai
for. Pat'd'Nay = 1874 Samples by mail SO c!s.
Ellis MFG Co, Waltham, Mass. AgtsWanted.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Iiavino

IN - al - NJ E.-ft1yfnU
AA been appointed Auditor bv the Court
Of Common Pleas of Cambria county to report dis
tributon Of the money in the hands OF the sheriff
arising from the sale of the real estate of Peter
Aictiudyh and Rose Nctiough. in he ca asc of Ca
soy. FU;ceriy Co vs. Peter Mcti ouga and Rose
Mc(ioGgh. nuticr is hereby given lo all parties in
tercste;l that will attend 10 he duties o. sa i'll ID
lointIaent, Mt my Office in Ebcns.lurc. on FREDAY
the Id dayof APRIL. ls.5. at ociock. !. VI when
and where thCy must present their claims or he
dcbarred from coming IN on gail fund
JOHN bES LON. AuiItor.
NaFci; 10 IS-5-3.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

- Estate If WiLLIA-I M'COy decd.
Letters ties. 0:ncn:ary the estate of William
McCns. late OF learhel! township. Calabria cOaE-
ty have been granted the undersigned. All per
sous iii-lesI IL eaid e.:a:c requested - mako
immediate payment, ana those having claims
agai;.es the same rii present them without delay.
CORN III. Il , MORRIS, Executor.
st. Angus inc. March p. lsT5-St.
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4 UDITOB'S NOTICE.-Havino

- been appointed Auditor lay the Cont
OF Common Pleas of Camhr;a count: 20 report dis
tTtlI ion of The money in the hands of the SiIcT n
arising from sale OF defcndan:-s real estate in
J.cr ~ tfirIis, Aa. - December Term, 1874 Of
I"hn hii'nry- natural guar liam of &. AMI B. !.
nc chinncy. vs. Edward NEG lale AMI CatlsrfBe
NcGia.ic. notice i hereby given that viii attend
10 the GutiNs of said appO.ntm at my Office in
fben<ourg. on TUESDAY. ARR L i:S:b. lsIa at ?
o'eioe,., l.. ~, shcl aud where they must present
their claims, ise iriiatrc fran cunning in upon
sIid fund. GEO. w. OiTMA% AuIItor
EbcnsJurS. March 10 1ST5.-3..
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p ETAIL PRICE LIST
AS oh
Al. WARD &, BROTHER,
i3fh So, between :5th ana 18TH A..-s
ALTOONA, Pa.
ELECTIOE NOTtCE-In pursu.

AL. WARD s. BRO,
Altoona. March y, 1873.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

a9-For founderin Of ship Maynower, Of Richmond Me-
general news columns
sHP SIAN CBr). wrecked six miles below Matane. was
sold Quebec Oct for 5000.
SHIP Q}rl. which ashore Cape Tormen-
tine st remains on reef n that locality The cargo dn
and Others who purchased il for $500 and OF has
been removed
was fallen April by Merryman arrived az
bark took or ali hands and on June transferred them To- the
Brunette, bound to Rangoon
ScaR MARY II LEWIS mot before) Of Harpswel. Me-
which sunk Oct while trying To into that lays
position and probably be raised with bat slight
scnR WILLIAM Br not beforel. Mcdonald from Lin
gan CB for Portsmouth MI Is the vessel which put into
scHR DANIEL CLARK, Of and for St John NIB from New
York is the vessel Incorreey printed steamer before
ScHR McCoLLEY recently ashore at Hatteras Inlet
sold auction Norfolk the 5th inst for 81 800
scnR cHAs R FLINT from New York for Port Limon,
which into and dismnsted in East River Sept %
by Providence has rehted and resumed her
An unknown schooner IS reported ashore at Plum Beach,
: >Narragansett Shore lies broadsde No further par
HALIFAX Oct 7-steamer Lady Head from Sable Island
reports wrecks there Three bodies washed ashore
supposed be those Of the captain and steward Of the
tusnese shin Forts wrecked time ago and fisherman
lost from an American schooner near the island.
The English ship San spael from Liverpool for Quebec
have arrived Mt sydney
Essif which arrived at this port yesterday hav
ing lrge black ship ashore at Ancosta Friday
The Norwegian ship Arago is reported ashore the north
east side Of Betsimis Banks leaking badly
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 6-Schr Elmer Wright arrived
to-day from Georgetown DC for Boston, has head
sprung
schr Sarah p from Danversport for New York. reports
into last night OF Chatham by unknown
lost boYsprt bboom and headgear and wiz repair at this
port. - ~ g -
schr Charlie II Dow from Eewbuypor for New York, in
attempting beat out Of harb6f go across the bow
OF schr Emma Hart split spauker BABY and LOST boat
schr y Carver, Of fremont Me, from Bristol Ne for
wilmington Del with cargo Of fish guano, In attempting to
beat on the harbor this morning and went asoa
on West Chop but got of with assistance LEAKING aSouf
600 strokes per hour. O
Providence RI Oct THE T,sza-o Fro,, No-r
York last night broke her rudde chain dt before midnirht
and then broke her ter causing to yessc NJ dri III tn
trough Of the while the N wa hai sorarad Sho
time. ~ 'o'"Oo"' = "o1io osA'"u
~
SfrBuILDISG-The bark being but by Capt VIM Saw.
yer, a Mlbridge for Capt Gay, will be launched In
few weeks. She ia n fine vessel
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
JosEY sULLIyAN's FUNERAL.

Tho funeral Of Josey Sullivan, the little boy 50 long
supposed to have been abducted took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence of his parents No AZ
Greenwich Full particulars of this case, from
his strange disappearance to the discovery Of his re-
mains, have appeared from time to time In the
HERALD and have created absorbing interest in the
public mind while the search for the supposed missing
boy being conducted, and deep sympathy with the
bereaved parents after the sad solution OF the mystery
1t TO be usual in the Roman Catholic Church. 10
which the parents belong, TO omit the funeral
services for children, although such services
are actually lound in their liturgy. Con-
sequontly there religious ceremonies
yesterday either the house NJ the grave III Calvary
Cemetery. The remains had been placed in closed
silver mounted rosewood casket IN the front room on
the FIRST lOor mmOrtelles tuberoses and other white
flowers were scattered the coffin. The house was
crowded with the friends Of the family and with SYM
pathinng persons from the vicinity, who had come to
pay the last tributes OF regard TO the son OF their
esteemed friend The funeral was announced for two
O'Clock but nearly three before the little White
hearse heading the procession took all that remains Of
little Josey sullivan TO its last resting place in Calvary
Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

ANTWERP e-Arrived ship Souvenir Br, Perry, Phil
adephia.
Sailed 9Th bark Autocrat lBr Hilbert. Charleston.
BRISTOL, Oct 7-Arrved, barks Ceres (swel. Naesnan,
New Yofk; Sacramento (Brl. Frazer, do
Arrived 9Th bark marlborough CBr), Irvine, Quebec
BREMEN, oct e-Arriyed barks Dronning Sophie Nor
Petersen, Philadelphia; Astronom CGer, Hopper, New
York
cRoEsrADr-Arryed, bark Alice Tanter CBn, Losberg,
New YORK
GLASGOW, oct 7-Arrved, bark Sunbeam CBr). Whitney,
New York
Also arrived 7h, Alexandria r Henderson, St
John, NIB.
Also arrived 7th, bark Hermanos Nor) jacobsen. Bull
River sc.
GREKSooK, Oct e-Arrived bark Mary Ann Johnston
(Nor), GIaister Quebec.
HAvRE, Oct eSailed, ship jacques CGur m for New Or.
leans.
Sailed 5th, schr Minnie G Loud, Holt United States
LIVERPOOL, Oct 7-Arrved, bark Maria Clothde dtaD,
Degorindo, New York; schr John Kranz Howes, Rock
land. Me.
Arrived 9th ship Premier McGilvery st John, NB bark
Rome, Otis, Portland, Me-
Sailed 6th barlss Chilo CBr Memore. Portland, o; Ca
pela (Nor) Holman, North Arnerica Minnie NJ Watts
Watts, United States; schr Amos Walker, Dunn, do
LONDON Oct ARRIVED barks Amsterdam (Br), Ranum,
Pensacola; Fortuna for) sannesen, Quebec.
Cleared 9th, barks Exile (Br Pearce, North America;
Joutsen (Rus), Ekland, United States.
NEWPORT, Oct 6Arved bark Lizzie Gillespie CBr, Berg
man, st John, NIB much damaged
QUEENSTOWN Oct ARRIVED, bark Isaac Hall, Adams,
Philadelphia.
Also arrived 7th, barks Anal Cyor) Lunoe New York
olivari GtaD, Mortola do; Lameck Aus) Cobolich do
ROTTERDAM Oct 6Arrved, schr VIM Hunter (No), Mel
sen, Wilmington. NC.
Arrived 7th, steamer Mas Dutch Chevalier New York
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct g. II Msailed Colombo (Br)
Burkett from HuD New York.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
TIE LANGAM MURDER.

SURRENDER or an IMPORTANT WITNESS.
The shooting OF young Iangam IN a west side lum-
Der yard the latter part Of last August has ~ TO the
present time remained mystery but il IS probable
that and important facts viii soon be developed
and VIII throw light on the identity Of the murderer
II win be remembered that the Coroners inquest II
transpirod that John Curran, youthful companion OF
Langam was riding in horse with him shortly be-
fore the fatal deed was committed To mud CuTran
therefore has been the desire OF the police; but that
person for reasons Of his own, lied, and up TO the
present has remained at liberty Yesterday IN COM
pany with two friends, a brother Of tho murdered
man. Curran presented himself TO Superintendent
Malng at the Central Oice, and avowcd his readiness
to te all he knew Of the matter in court He was ac
cordngly taken the Office Of the District Attorney
but that official after preliminary examination Lad
hnr remandcd back 10 the Central department until TO-
day when the question TO whether he should be held
as a prisoner or a a witness viii be decided
When questioned ~ the Superintendent Of Police
Curran became very retcent and would say but little He
admitted being the company Of Langam just prior 10
the shooting but refused 10 state whether the deceased
had stolen a watch from his murderer. or the atters
identity Curran denied all knowledge He was locked
up over night az Headquarters
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. I, 1873.
CLEARED.


Steamer Gecrt GER, Barends, Hamburg-Runhara
Co
Steamer City ofvera Cruz, Deakcu, Havana-F Aiexan-
DIRE & Son.
steamer MONTGOMERY Farcloth, Fernandna via Port
Royal-H Gepcke.
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, savannah-w r
Steamer Mercedta Marshman Chareston--J " ouintard
q CO.
steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Rrhmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Mayf0wer Davidson. Fhiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Francona- Bragg. Portland-I f Ames
Steamer Nereus. Bearsc. Boston-I Dimock
ship Caope lBr, Sinclair, Philadeiphia-snow Bur
Hndegaard Nor) Pedersen, Lyerpool-Funch, Edge
Bark Gyda Non, Ness, Liyerpooi-Tetens, Bockmann q
Go.
Bark Arof Norl, Holm Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Caathea CNor steansen, Antwerp-C Tobias 4 CO.
Bark Chebucto tBrl, Lawrence, Hamburg-J Whitney
Bark lex CSori salicath Havre-C Tobias q %.
Bark Fritz schmidt Ger, Schmidt Oporto-Funch Edye
Bark Aurelie fFr Gaddis Genoa-Ias Henry.
Bark Fermione tBr, LAYERS, Pernambuco and Bahia
Bowring a Archibald
Schr Hannah Coomer King. Turks Island-B Weinberg
schr Ancona CBr, Wasson, Halifax Ns-P Neyius
Son.
Sehr Como Lewis. DISQUALIFICATION Ray.
Schr T. Hall, Smith, Brunswick Ga--Warren Ray.
schr Lulu zimmerman, Tilton, Washington, DC-slaght
Petty.
Schr B johnson, Rose, Phladep phia-Slaght 6 Petty
schr q Acken Toms. stamford-Stamiord Manniactur-
ing Go.
sloop Anna NJ, Gillen, Newark--H Gien.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
THIRD DAY or THE FALL RACING MEETING At
JEROME PARK.


The third days races at Jerome farA-poslponeu
vest-rdav-W take place to-day. Four events are on
he card tbe orst selling race for purse q $500 tho
winner Is be sold Al auction the horses entered % be
sold or a 500 10 carry weight for age Y for $1,000
allowed bs If for $3.50 lbs; Il for $500, II lbs.
ia distance one mile aud a half A good field win
,,, a. ,be nurse and viii he well 70 look closely al
be weights carried BY respective horses before in
yesting Oh their chances.
The second race is the Grand National Handicap
Sweepstakes Of 500 EACH half forfeit and only $50
declared out with 800 added Of which $500 to the
second horse. Two miles and.a quarter There VIII be
three starters only Of the original entries
These are.-Aaron Pennington, years old, carrying
ll6 lbs Willie Burke, years old 90 lbs and shylock,
years old ll6 lbs Willie Burke 1t will be secn has
five pounds on Shylock two pounds OF, while Aaron
Pennington has an mpost Of eight pounds weight
IL IS evident from the pool sales which annexed
that the Spectators think Pennington fully that much
better than Willie Burke Shylock else they would
be backing him stoutly Pennington is however,
track be heavy, his chances Of winning win not be
good as they would be dusty
The third race will be mile heats, for which there
are four entries ali good ones This must be doubt
fu affair and that is what constitutes all the charm OF
racing The speculation on this event is gwen below.
The fourth VIII bring out the twoyear olds, and
some of the best in the country will 10 the post
The distance Is five furongs
The following pool sales a the different marts in the
city give very fair estimate Of the chances OF the
eral horses entered taken, no doubt from previous
performances
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
NASHVILLE RACES.
AsTERLITE WINS THE MILE HEATS, NEwBERN
THE DASH OF TWO MILES AND COLONEL DON
ALDsoN THE GENrLEMAN's CUP.

AsTERLITE WINS THE MILE HEATS, NEwDERN
THE DASH OF TWO MILES AND COLONEL DON
ALDsoN THE GENr1EMAN's CUP.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct T. 1875.
For the fourth day of the Fall Meeting OF the Nash
vile Blood Horse Association the weather was cool
and pleasant and the track in fine condition The at
tendance large the ladies being out in full force
SUMMARY
NASHVILLE. TENN, ocr. :, 1s75.-FouRrH DAY OF THE
FALL RACING MEETING OF the NASHVILLE Blood
all ages: entrance five per of purse Mile heats
n. b. Cheaham's b. c Asterlite, years, by
Asterod-Nora 90 lbs. bs................... ]
Il B. Durham's ch c. Brakeman, years,
by Jack Maone-Caprtola, l04 lbs........ 3
A. Keene Richards ch { Misdeal, years.
by Groy-Mishap 81 lbs. ................
Z. j. Megibbens ch. T. Elemt years, by
As'erO'@ha'pa Tine i.4sni ;. is;;-i 4s-i:47 Sr0
BETTrSG.-Pools averaged previous TO the START
Eem, $l25; Astcrte, $50; Misdeal, $50; Brakesman,
Eemi, $50; Asterle, s27 Amer second eat:-Brakes
man, $100 field, s23. Amer third heat:-Asterlite,
$525; Brakesman, $40; Misdeal, 500
NoTE-Frcnch Mutucs in New York on this race
paid Johnson's, S66 10; at Turf Exchange s54 49,
SANE DAr.--sEcoSD RAcE.-Purse $3.50, for all ages;
fee five per ofpurse dash Of two miles
X B. Cheatham's b c. Newbern, years by Van
dal-Lcna Harding % lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Dennis Mccarty's B. 9. voltigeur, years, by Van
r. o Eniott's CHI m Fanny Malone ........... 8
J. Franklin's B. m Arizona, aged, by Lexington
=.
Time 3;4lH
BETTTSG.-Pools averaged Arizona, 500; Voltgeur
SIS: Newbern, $40; Fanny Malone S27.
NoTE-French Mutuels in New York on this event
paid Johnsons S223 p; At Turf Exchange, $Ii9 IL
very iar return Tor each 81 invested.
SAME DAY.-THIRD RAcE.-Genteman's cup, value
$l5O entrance reei dash Of one mile and an eighth;
usual cond tons.
Colonel Alexander Donaldson 1G0 lbs. .............
Major j. W. Alexander, 100 bs Observation-Disclosures.
Squire j. ). owen 100 lbs
Captain W. W. Shute 100 Observation-Disclosures lbs.
Sergeant Henry Hyde l6O lbs bs....................
Time 2:204
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
THE DAY OF AToNEMENT.

To-day is celebrated In the jewish Church as the
hoiest Of the year It is called Yom Kippur Or Day
Of AtonemcnL Il is vigorously kept by Jews
than any other Of their holy days many who DO not
attend to any OF their other religious duties keeping
this day with scrupuous exactness No Kind oi work
is allowed on this day. fast Is TO be observed from
five O'Clock this afternoon until sunset on Saturday
night The synagogues are generally crowded
from early morning until the termination on
the Fast Special prayers appointed for the day
The most orthodox among the Jews wear on this day
white linen robe, which IS destined % be their shroud
alter death lbis custom ~pbserved IN order 70 bring
~ ther minds the certain fate III all men, aud the atone
mont That must come when all shall DO weighed and
numbered and measured
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 6--safed schrs Earl p Maso, p,oyi
dence; Henry Paul. do; klndbcrg, New Haven, A
barue urom "eorgetown), Warren;J Holiday from do
BOSTON. Oct 7-Arrved, steamer Glaucus Bearsc New
York barks q Merryman, Young, Calcutta; Aniradc
York ~ -
saIled-steamer Gen whitney; bark Mendoza
BALTIMORE, Oct 7-ArHved, steamers Martha Stevens
Chance, New York William Woodward Young do: Sea
Gull. Childs Ghareston briggs Jennie Norton Smoot.
Ponce, TX; q Haskell Haskell. Rockand Me schrs
Eliza Christie tBrl, B0unel st Johns PR: Jennie Sim
mons, Young, Jacksonyile Isaac Or6ston, Crockett,
Cleared-strs California lBrl Pearsc Liverpool America
Bnps savannah Johns Hopkins Halett Boston Raleigh,
Dhver Wilmington, NC WIN Woodward. Young, New York
bark Captain Peter Dahl Norl johnson Gloucester 4 brig
Cora BI Henderson, Dunda IL schrs Charley WoolseY.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

rsy- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The NEw YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coor green red changing from 70 the other
succession be several miles distant Cap
ans upon seeing this signal will oblge by
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
FB-Persons desifou OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing do by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No last River, New York.
received from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
hyered Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
THE NAUTILUS CLUB.

The last Of series Of monthly for the senior
and junior championship of the Nautilus Club took
place yesterday the Harlem River. For the senior
championship Fred. Levein and Gerald Mclaughlin
rowed yesterday a two mile straight away from
the powder schooner, and Mclaughlin in lam. 45s.
Levicnis time 15m 30s. This decides the
match, Mclaughlin has majority of the series.
For the junior championship Daniel Herdnon and
Lewis Rouse entered the course being one mile from
the same starting point. Herdnon in I'm. which
makes him the junior champion Of the club