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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15
THE TWO PARTIES

Turn We. however, TO the very logical in
quiry whether any thing can be found ia the
proposed policies or accomplished measures
Of this party tending 10 either advance or
retard this prosperity, promote or interfere
with the desired good government, ,--ex-
tending the same inquiry to the policies or
proposed measures OF those opposed 10 the
administration or party in power.
And 40 these parties have in this State
tickets aud platforms, for which they are
now asking your support and approval, 1
may, perhaps, quite a, logic lily aud briefly
a. IN any other way, answer these iii auiri, i
BY considering what they propose, glauc-
ing, it may be, hurrie,lly. IL the time will
permit, At the candidates presented for
your suffrages.
THE CRY or REPUBLICAN CORRUPTION.
This much abused Republican party il,
In the platform of the opposition, arraignt,i
without stint for its corruption aud failure
to administer the affairs OF the government
in accordance with the principles Of the
Constitution aud the doctrines cf the faith
ers. Aud their candidate for Governor, on
the day Of his nomination, Ia his splenetic
effort. rAvinsly said: u expect no kind.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15

McNamee " T lots 20 4 q b 3 Richmond
Martin Esther n 7-l9 81 shfnw2 Y ~
Lee Sylvester lot 10 McElroys add Ottumwa
Malone Henry lot SO collars End add 90
McHugh Pat ne sc II ~ Il 40
McAlister G T lot 90 Hinsey & Hedrick's . add
Oyerman NM It's Overman sub ehf OIL ,Rchm't
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-09-15
COMPETINE TOWNSHIP.
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.

Anderson w . hf 8 hf sw NV l2
- VIM Y 4-5 nhf shfse nwl2
Brown Barbara $3.50 NV ne 3
Hnlgar John W l-5 lott Z
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANoY July 2O-Arrvcd. steamer Ovfordshre CBr) Jones'
Yokohama and sailed 22d for New York via Suez Canal.
Manila arrived 18th for York Ceylon (Ir)
Reynolds. from Hong arrived 5th, for New York
CARDENAs Sept 0-Saied schr Hattie Ross Durgin north
HoSG KoSc, July aoCleared schr Marion Howes Tient-
sin &c.
Havana. Sept o-saled. steamer Columbus. Reed New
York
HALIFAX. Sept loATved. bark Matilda Hyard (Br.
ILoILo July l4In port. ships Anahnac. Matthews for
New York. ready for Great Admiral Thompson from
Pike Boston, dg Springfield Fish, for do do bark Ed
ward May, Weston. for do, do
LOBos july 2SCleared previously, ships Martha Cobb,
Greenbank Europe; Bolivia lBr Murphy, do
M4NILA July l9n port ships Corsica stetson, for tno!
FROM York: Mclrose. Nell. from Hong Kong arrived
10TH for New York bark George Ger. segesen for
MArANzAs Sent lO-Saied steamer Gracla (sp) Eresu-
ma Baitlmore brig Joseph Clark, stah Pascagoula
NKwcHwANg, July 9-Arived, schr W Patton, Common
Newcastle NSW
Baltimore via Barbados and st Thomas .
PoRT ROYAL, Ja Aug 2i-Arrived, schr Nellie Crowen
PoRr MuLGRAvr Sept 9-Passed north bark Forest Pnn
cess (Br). Merriam from New York for Montreal
Carlton, Rio Janero.
sHAEGHAI Aug lin port ship scindIa Br, HARRISON fol
Fooehow arrived July 20 for New York Aymar, Lang
lands from Manila arrived July 26
swArow July 27-ln port bark Adele Lapham from New
In port July IS, bark vesta Percy from Newchwang
Sr JoHN. PR Aug Disabled. brig John Boyd BD, Rob
sAGuA sept 9-Arrived bark Palo Alto, Jenkins Monte
sailed 9th bark Yumuri (Br) Nichols New York; schr
Sabas, Lamson, Philadelphia
York; ION baris Mary fawton tlsrl Olive Belfast Julia
Fisher ('r) Barlow. Duudalk: Mstetoe lBr), Penarth
tand sailed 10th for New York; schr Edward Burton New
YoKouAxA. July 27--saled, bark Walton CBr) Shield,
New York 3st steamers Argyle (Br) for Hogo; Aug 4
Erl King (Br) Pearse, do.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. Il, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steamer Britannia Br), Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Egypt 3r Grogan Liverpool via Queenstown-P
Steamer Victoria CBr Hedderwick Glasgow-Henderson
Bros.
steamer Main CGer) Lest Bremen via Southampton
Oelrichs * Co.
Steamer p Caiand Dutch, Deddes Rotterdam--Funch
Edye Co.
Steamer stenmann 13elg) Lechere, Antwerp-Funch
Steamer City Of Waco, Greenman Galveston via Key
West-C II Mallory & Co.
Steamer Knickerbocker Kenblo, New orleans-Clark
Steamer VIM G Hewes, Quick. Brashear, La-Charles A
Whitney.
Steamer Regulator. Howe sSavannah-Wm Clyde Co
Steamer Charleston, Berry, Chareston-J Quntard a
Co.
Steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
m0nd-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, d.
steamer philadelphia Davis Philadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Gen Whitney. Halett Boston-H y DimOck.
Ship Stratheam (Br), Jarman, Lverpool-Henderson
BARK olivari dtan Mortola Queenstown Falmouth for
orders-Benham Boyesen.
Bark Camden tSorj. Nielsen, Queenstown Falmouth
for orders-Tetens, Bockmannn Co
Bark Bessie simpson (Br, Bradford MontevideoJ North
Bark Tjomo tNor, Larsen, Philadcpha-fretens, Book
mann CO. a.
Brig Aton (Br), Copp, Gibraltar Malteohn Boyntons
Brig Jennie A Cheney. Perry. Rio Grande do sul-H
Brig Torrid Zone 3 cooper Port au Prince--R Murray
schr w G r Mowry, Eaton. Tampco-Thebaud Bros &
Co.
Schr Nymph (Br), Brown, Truxillo-Leaycrait & Co.
Schr Newport (Br, Miller Halifax. NS-C BeTtaux.
schr warren ,felann beaniort Nv tonnes
schr Riley Allen, Harvey Sandy Hook-RA Buck & Go.
Schr Victoria. Batewell. Newark-DeanOy Walters
Schr Maria Hearn, Morrel, Hartford Racket Bro.
sloop Lotus, Nelson, South Amboy-Woaver sterry
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
NEW YORK CITY.

The police arrested 2,o42 persons during the psst
week
There reported 62s Deaths 436 births, 81 still
births and l42 marriages in this city during the week
Fanny o'Neill, forty four years Of age, having no
home, fell yesterday morning at the of Twenty
seventh and Seventh avenue and cut her knee
severely that she had 10 be sent TO Bellevue Hospital
by the police
George Braham, aged thirty nine years Of No. 4l3
West Thirty ninth street. fell yesterday from the roof
of the five story building No. 122 West Twenty fourth
street, while engaged in putting up frame, and re-
ceyed severe injuries He sent 10 Bellevue Hos
pital
ost-mortem examination made yesterday
afternoon the body OF MaXimilan Wesophen, of No
249 Thompson street. who had died from what sup
posed contagious disease The post-mortem revealed
the fact that Wesophen had died from cholera morbuA
Coroner Eickhon Will hold inquest
Leopold Weiss, aged thirty-lve, OF No. 439 West
Thirty ninth street, while at work at the Grand Cen
trial depot yesterday by train that was
backing down and received fatal injuries. The police
of the Nineteenth sub precinct sent him to Bellevue
Hospital for treatment
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER MARTHA's VINEYARD passed Friday morning,
when about half way from Woods Hole Black Rock, q
buoy adrif with black and red stripes around it,
BARK SvANEN DAM Sorensen from Baltimore for Queens
reoRdng her of Her rig has been
changed into that of Il barkentine
BRIG JOHN PIERCE, of Newport, is to have deck
built on her making her double deck brig
BRIG BoGorA Johnson Baltimore Sept 10 from Havana,
has several cases Of yoow fever on board
ScHR DosNA AHSA of Newport has just had Il deck
built on her making her double deck schooner
ScHR CHARLES MoopEY Arey from Rockland for New
York reported damaged by collision with schr Ano
max Is undergoing repairs at Kockand The cost VIII be
ScHR PANAMA, Mazral from Ellsworth for Boston, with
box shocks went Fys Island Ellsworth 9Th
where she remained a tug with aghter to her
with the expectation of getting the vessel oil after
removing part of the cargo. Damage not reported.
Sem JAS GARcELoN, Fernald, at Boston Sept from
Woodbridge, NJ, had lost head of manmast.
ScHR JoNArnAN CoSR from Salem for New York mt Vine
yard Haven 10th inst had carried away her oremast head
and would proceed to Newburyport to repair
ScHR REApING RAILROAD No 46 Adams, from Norwich
PHILADELPHIA struck the bar north OF Faukners Island
night of 10th inst, II O'Clock, and filed The
stripping her.
sunken wreck with Of the water passed
miles SSE Of Faulkner's Island
ALEXANDRIA Va Sept 1o-Sclr Paul Thompson from
Washington, arrived here to-day the at the
shpyard Schr Lizzie from New York, will also the
ways to-day.
DrLAwARR BREAKwArER Sept 1I-There was a severe
wind and rain from the northwnrd here last night
Ariel for Chncoteague in ballast is high and dry
on the beach
ST JonN NIB Sept l1-shp shedac (,r before reported
ashore Cape Tormentine b, driven about three
mile further in last night and lies in
critical position the wind blowing strong from the north
east.
gefous position on White Island has been
despatched to her assistance
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
PROSPECT PARK MINIATURE YACHT
RACE

Yesterday afternoon the regular fortnightly for
the Cole pennant took place on Prospect Park Lake.
The race was open TO ALL but for reason unex-
planned only three entries. There large
numbers OF tiny craft, however tossing about on the
ripping waters and small boys and children of larger
growth found ample sport in witnessing the improvsed
contests between the Liiputian vessels
The judges Of the races for the pennant, Captain
Coffin and Mr. Briggs early in their boat and set
their colors in the fore by four O'Clock There
scarcely capfu OF wind however, and no amount OF
whstlng around the bay could avail in getting up
breeze. Now and then pun of wind came up, how
Shortly before five O'Clock the start made by
the following named boats Of schooner rig
Wonder, 50 inches, Willet Smith, owner.
John Cole, 63 inches; John Pease, owner.
M.lle, CO inches; Willie Northup owner.
The distance across which sailed dead against the
wind, about three quarters of a mile There
two heats sailed The Wonder beat the Mille by 25
seconds the first stretch and seconds the last
Her time 20 minutes.
sented by Captain John Cole of the ferryboat Winona
to be raced for every fortnight during the season.
and at the close OF the be presented the
of the boat winning the greatest number of races
The Mile has thus Tar taken the lead in the aggregate
contests having the pennant four times She will
have to look to her aurels is conceded that
the Wonder is proving dangerous rival for honors
the lake
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRsroL Sept 1lArrived ship Guldfaxe Nor Jacobsen,
America; bark Esperanco CFr, Gulon New York.
BREmEN Sept 9-Arrved, ship Lima schwoon Ger. Horn
Darien.
Sailed 9th barks Northern Queen (Br Dollar, United
States; Adolf (Ger). Hartmann, New York.
BARCELONA Sept 7-Arrived, bark Virgin de Monserat
(Sp), Font New York
CorESnAGES Sept e--Arrived, schr Alzena, Plummer,
New York.
DUBLiS Sept 10Sailed baks Kate Burrl (BD, Robert
SON. North America; Edna (Br), Robinson. do.
RLsISoRE Sept 9Arrvcd, barks National Eagle Sears,
Philadelphia for Cronsadt; Albertne or Gluekstad,
Baltimore.
GLOUCESTER Sept 1l-Arrved, bark oresto utaD Mar
tino Baltimore.
HAMBURG, Sept 9-sailed bark America GER, Roper,
United States
HAvRF, Sept II, PM-sailed, steamer Perere Fr,
Daure, New York
LIVERPOOL, Sept l--Arrived ship Enterprise tBr) Bar
low. Quebec; barks Hypata I3r. Dakin, 81 john Nh
Queen Of Hearts 'r Brennan, Chatham. NIB; Wentworth
tBr), Adams New York; Aranco Br Mckay Portland. o.
Sailed 10Th, bark Nomad Jayne, United States.
LONDON, Sept llCeared ship Rhine, setson. New York
bark Nora tNor Neisen North America.
LIMERICK Sept ll-Arved, bark otolina (Nor), Finch
Quebec.
MALAGA, Sept lo-Auived brig Susan Bergen, Tuthill,
New York; also the Ellen Maud, from -
Sailed 10TH steamer Knight Templar (Br), Kirby, New
York before reported sailed 9Th
MARsEILLEssailed bark Lake simcoc (Br) for Montreal
ODESSA Sept Arrived, bark Bandiera Moro utal' we
nello, New York via Constantnople
PoRr MADoc, Sept 11-Arnved, bark Ocean Child ODD
Davis Quebec
QuEESsrowS, Sept 1l-Arrived, barks Charlotte VoeD
Wallis Charlsstoni Bonito tHrl seward. Montreal
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
BROOKLYN.

The police arrested 500 persons during the past week
General Term OF the Supreme Court will be held on
Monday the Kings County Court House.
Griffith W. Griniths East New York brewer, has
begun against Sheriff Williams for illegally seizng
his place of business. The amount of damages claimed
is SO 900.
The case OF Theodore rilton Henry Ward Beecher
which is on the City Court calendar, will probably be
called on Monday ExJHdge Morris says he is ready
to proceed with it.
desperate looking negro, named William Stevens
was before Justice Delmar in Brooklyn yesterday, on
complaint Of William Rokc, proprietor Of a saloon at
the corner Conover Wolcot streets who
the prisoner OF attempting TO shoot him. on Friday
the negro drank in Rokes saloon and refused pay for
the liquor The dispenser of beverages demonstrated
with him. whereupon he drew large six barreed re-
volver and pointed 1t at the publican. Before skhe
weapon could be discharged some loungers in the pEM
dsarmed Stevens. He given in charge of DVtt
tive Toomey who locked him up at the Van Brunt street
station house He committed for examination on
the charge of felonous assault
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
NEREID BOAT CLUB REGATTA
THE FALL RACES IN THE BAY-sISGLE sCULLs
SHELLS AND GIGS AT WORK

SHELLS AND blNS Al WOfth
The Fan Regatta OF that popular boat club, the
"Nereid," OF Brooklyn, passed of most pleasantly
yesterday afternoon At four o'clock A. party
of ladies' and gentlemen, friends Of the members
OF the club embarked on board the steamboat Fort
Lee at the foot of Montague street and sailed down
the Bay to the racecourse which from the Long
Dock, Gowanus Bay 10 point on Stewards Deck
Bay Ridge two miles and half The races
were three in number, the first being single
sculls, for the Challenge Cup presented by
G. j. Stewart, at the spring regatta and upon
that occasion by Mr. A. X Brown. The winner OF the
race becomes the owner Of the cup The scuers took
mated by the colors named:J b. Earle, red; j. c.
Egerton, blue y. B. Rogers white; Benjamin A. Jes
sup gray. Earle won, the time being Ism. 52s Eyer
ton came in second; time, l5m. 54s.
The second race, which in pair Dared shells,
contested by the Thetis, colors, red:-Bow, r. A.
Hardy; stroke, II. c. Brown and Erato coors blue 49,
Bow, r. 5 Morrsoni stroke, w ID. Johnson This
race was not az all an evenly matched one the red dis
tancing the blue easily and holding the advantage the
close. Winning time l4ln. ASS.
The third contest decidedly the best Of the day.
Eudora (coors blue manned by W. A. Brown bow; /;
&. I. Jelleris, No 2; Beng. A. Jessup, No 3; J. b.
Earle, stroke; coxswain, c. NJ Bull Panope colors
redl G. A. Soutter, bow; II. B. Willard, No 2; j. L.
G. L. Middleton From the start there was
not than boats length between them
and when within about quarter OF mile OF the
stake the reds almost bow and bow with the blues
The latter, by extra spur however and amid great
applause from their friends the Fort Lee resumed
their wOnted lead and kept IL TO the close They
In in I'm. 55s the time of the Panope being l3m 2s
Alter the race the steamboat returned the boat
house. at the foot of Smith street. where the guests
landed and partook Of supper Having done ample JUS
tce to the beraty OF their entertainers the party re-
embarked on the steamboat and sailed up the Hudson,
and passed happy evening dancing by moonlight 10
the music OF hne band
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept II, 1875
The fall meeting the association course closed
to-day with three races Of which the following the
SUMMARIZES.
FIRST RAcE.-Me heats
Ewat II Swiney's ch. Emma, yeara old by
fiahet.
Time, 1:45Z and l :47s u
SEcoSD RAcE-Dash of one mile and a quarter.
Swigert ch. h. Egypt years, by Planet
Robinson, Morgan Co. b. c. Millionaire, years
olu oy riahet
7. j. Nichols br Grenoble, years old, by Bay
Time, 2:10z.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $3.50; of which $500 to first, 500
to second and $50 to third horse; dash Of two and
half miles.
Robinson, Morgan 4 Co. IS ch C. Big Fellow, years
Dy W ar 1
Gratz Williams Il Owng's b. Fairplay, years old
by virgil ll........................ .............-..-
Cottres b. b. Nelligan, years old, by Harry of the
Time, :37.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

considerably his Efforts lie obliged TO carry the
whole weight Of the performance on his own shoulders
Mr. G. d. Hess, the successful entreprene1T Of
English opera this country, announces season Of
opera in this city commencing at Booths Theatre on
October H. This company comprises the following
artsts;-sopranos, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg Nine
Jennie Van Zandt, Miss Beaumont and Miss Montague;
contralto, Mrs seguin; tenors, Messrs Castle and
Mas baritones Messrs Carleton and Hamilton basses,
Messrs Peakes and Comfy; buno Mr. Segun. "The
Lily of Killarney" "North star" 'Huguenots," "Der
Freschutz," ''Un Ballo in Maschera," Grown Da-
monds" "Rose OF Casule' and "Fidelio Will be pro-
duced during the season.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

DE- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
use the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the red green red changing from the other
in succession and miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HERALD.
RPersons desrous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New addressing to such vessels
OF HERALD news yacht, pier No ! East River New York
Letters from all of the world and promptly do
livered Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI. Sept TO- 1875
signal station has established here and located
House 1t displayed its first cautionary signal
to-day 1t will be great benefit and has long
needed To-day least 60 vessels in port
having the signal and consequently in for har
bor
The schr Alligator with slate for Boston, before reported
grounded Graveey Point in this harbor towed to
Commercial wharf this afternoon will be dis
charged and the leak stopped.
The Us Taapoosa put in here this afternoon
account of the storm.
-SouAN BEACH Sept II, 1875
dsmased vessel reported the schr Fursha proves
to be sloop Forshay, Capt Seaman for New York
She drfted evening Shark River where her anchors
held until o'clock this morning. when her cables parted
and she came half mile south of shark River Her
crew have The vessel is but slightly damaged; lies
high beach and will be launched insurance Her
cargo 900 bbls poatoes) viii be forwarded byra
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
rHE AuruMN RuNN1Na MEErINe-EvENrs AN
PURSES

PUISES
The management OF Fleetwood Park have decided to
give running meeting beginning on Wednesday Of
this week continuing the day and Saturday.
There are three TO be decided each day. On
Wednesday there will be selling race, purse $780, for
two year-ods, three quarters of mile; then mile
heats for all ages purse of $500 and handicap hurdle
race purse of $500, one mile and half On Thursday
the opening will be purse of 5000 for all ages
one mile and an eighth then selling race, three
year-o -ods purse of $500, mile heats and winding up
the day with dash Of mile and quarter, for all
ages purse of $500 The last day will have the card
selling for all ages purse Of 5000 dash Of one mule
then handicap for all ages purse of $780, mile heats
the ua contest being handicap hurdle race, purse of
mile hea
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that by teegraphng the HERALD London Bureau, No 40
Fleet street office Rue Scribe the arrivals
from European and Eastera ports Of Amer
can all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the same will cabled this country free of charge
Captains arriving at sailing from French and Med-
terrane ports will Office the economical
and xpeditious for teegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
SAILED.

Steamers City Brussels (Brl for Liverpool; Britannia
0lr) do Egypt (r), do; Victoria (Br, Glasgow; Main
Ger, Bremen Caland Dutch Rotterdam stsnmenn
booker Orleans San Jacinto Savannah; Charleston
Charleston; Regulator. Savannah; Wyanoke. Richmond
&e; G Knight Georgetown DC ship Freedom San Fran
cisco; bark Sefanino tal Cork Falmouth; brigs
7 Armstrong Mayagnez; Annie Gardiner, Pernambuco;
Torrid Zone (Br), Port Prince.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

Arrived 10TH midnight, seythia (BD, Haina
New York for Liverpool; llth Idaho r, Beddoe do TO
do
sTErrIN. Sept 7-Arrived bark Rowing Sailor Bryant
Philadelphia has been reported arrived 2d).
SMYRNA Sept Arrived previously chr Kensett Down
ing. New York
Arrived At - Sept II, the "Hevding" from United
States
Sailed from - Sept TO- bark st Olaf COr), for United
States
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFIcE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT,
ToMPK1SsvfLLE NY Sept II, 1875 !
horizontal striped spar buoy has been placed mark
Rock Hedges Bank. GARDENERS Bay NY. Ii is
n 10 feet water with passage either hand
The bearings 0rucl of prominent objects
Cedar Island lighthouse by "a s.
Ram Head, NV Il w.
Plum Island lighthouse. by Il a E.
STEPHEN ID, TRENCHARD, Commodore, UsN,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToNE TELEGRAPH
Steamer Germanic tBrl Kennedy Liverpool Sept and
Queenstown 3D. with mdse and 44S passengers Corts
Sept 4 80 62 ~ passed steamer state Of Georgia
(Br), hence for Glasgow.
Steamer Dakota (Br. Forsyth, Liverpool Sept and
Queenstown ID with mdse and 10 passengers 70 Williams
Guion Sept TO- $40 miles east OF Sandy Hook passed
steamer Montana (Br), hence for Liverpool.
steamer New Orleans, Dearborn, New Orleans sept .
with mdse and passengers TO Clark q seaman. lTbe
incorrectly reported arrived Aug3l.
Steamer Richmond Kelly Lewes, Del, with mdse 70 the
Old Dominion steamship Co Il.
Ship Island Home (of Windsor NS), smith, Liverpool W
days. Ia ballast 70 j Whitney Co.
Bark Sknfaxa Nor Nielsen. Gloucester 10 days In bal.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Provincetown sept schr Geo Phillips, Cook,
Atlantic via Nneya Haven with 45O bbls oil
letter from John Howand Cole OF reports her
AZ sea Aug lat, &c, having taken 2OO hbs VIII oil
Plenty of whales in sight and boats taslOo sp 1900 VIII
oil all told
letter from Capt Jas Buddington, OF schr L p Sim
mons London, reports her Faya Aug II, clean
spoke bark Phillips OF Boston in lat 30 80 N lon 40 Ia
W-had taken nothing since leaving Fayal In May.
SpokenSept g. latteras Ground lby schr Geo Phil
psJ Admiral Blake, Hathaway, Marion with 90 bbls
spo oil
The New York herald., 1875-09-12


the THIRD
HANDICAP FOR ALL ACES, mile heats purse S400
STARTERS.
L. A. Htchcock's ch C. Century, by Censor
dam Intrigue. years old, 9S lbs tFisher)
John Cohee's blk b. b T. Carver, by Light
ming, dam La Vctime, years old los lbs
tBennetp Observation-Disclosures
y. Stearn's g. g. Frank, by Engineer, dam
Lady Culpepper, years old, so lbs. tPurceL 70.
J. Wilson n Co 's- b. @ Jack Trigg, by Light
uns, dam Sally Morgan, years old, 81 lbs
reynolds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sro.
J W Weldon, Jr 's, ch. C. Warfare. by War
Dance, dam WagOnette, years old, IS lbs
6 I'm
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
WESTON SUCCESSFUL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. IL, 1875.
On Friday afternoon Weston began walk OF 100
miles 22h the ball ground He finished this after
noon, having walked 100 miles in 2lh 30m. and los
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
YACHTING NOTES.

The schooner yacht Nettie, N.Y.Y.C., and soop
yacht Adde yoorhs, N.YY,C., were at anchor in New
port Harbor on the 10th inst