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FOREIGN PORTS.

Yog Sailed ns4ss Philips
York, ids bark MORO Castle, }ewett, for Kanachee
BARteoA July. ls-Arrived sohr Victor Pulg, Pink
Bra1UpA July i6-Arrived, brig pevonshire. Doe. De-
10th schT Maria c. N sOssOp vor,oo
In port 10Th barks Stella Cs, Perry from Aigoa Bay
for Boson Wig funds Forest Prince Ar MERRIAM Lug
xsEs john
Buck, Snow unc. bark Edward Kiddcr, Park. Tor BoS-
Sailed from saugor June Is ships Albania Br) Leey,
and Jean Ingelow' shillaber, New York r,. -,
York for fayta with loss q dseEoad5; 49, r.,.
Boston; briggs waveriy Terry New York; Selma. Ma
eHASrsPoRr MS. July 29-Arrived schr A B Baxter,
Sailed 2gth, bark President New York brig Lily tgrl.
Glasgow schrs Lahsma Alexandria; Gamma, Bslu
HALIFAX July S0-ArrIved schr Springfield, from
land -
6 6rg Asr fs ssrT rse North OF Hat
MAITLAND, Ms July 2s-sailed, brig Crescent, Bridge
NAPLES July l6-Arryed. bark Ferrer Gtap, caa 40,
Soara SYDNEY oB, July so-Arrived. bark John Good,
Dublin; brig Bl2nco pnndah s,,n s.r,,o ~,
Ssn FSi9 via 4osp D o ToeR
Liverpool idG bark 6iustes SickerrOn. Tor Penang
.IS Si ESnSas s Endst July szAEEvsa sch. Ger
Murray, Doboy TOR Shields (soe Miscellany; schr oiIs
A q Mullen. Reynolds Barbados.
Sailed 2lst mot previously, brig VIM Mason, Adams
Hhmacoa
CESS, Boston will load satl
In port 10th barks Meguntcook, Hemingway, saiI
18th for Boston; Chaplin, BUNKER, TO sail 18th for do
ST AARcAREr's Bay NB, July I-C!eared, BARK DAVID
Taylor (Brj. Atkinson Barrow, L.
ST. JoHN NIB, July STARVED ships VIM McGilyery,
blanchard Dublin John Gladstone CBr. Hlnckaey,
Bremen.
Sailed 3lst steamer Palms (Br). PeGrse, Liverpool.
Cleared 3lst bark Chin Yang, tor Liverpool
wINpsoR Ms. July a-Arrived schr A liza theld tBr),
New YORK Yarmouth, Ms.
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pAHK ST LOUIS wilson, from new FORK Tor rayIa pu
into Callao July rs with loss of part OF deckioad
BARK WIN FAREswoRrH 15r) 326 tons, built at Malta
poseIt 1853 this port has Deon sofa Tor lF-
erpool account at private price.
BARK L WIoEwIRE (Br). Murray, from Doooy, oounl
10 Shields with lumber before rcported arrived ut ~
Thomas 18th inst She mad lost foremost tcut II away
when the vessel became waterogged and all attached
and maintopg alantmast: Is completely waterlogged;
cut away between decks 90 get out lumber.
scHR LARK. at Lubec 18th from Boston. was run
quarter down. aer house stove and other damage
done
BALTIMORE July 29-The hull OF the steamer Louisiana,
which raised the mouth OF the Potomac River
and brought 70 this city Monday last still remains IN
the harbor. She TO have been taken on the dry
dock At SINNERS yard yesterday, but OWING to some
other arrangements the work OF repairing her Will not
be commenced until today
SAN FRANcrsco. July 3L-rhe schr skysrk arrived NJ
this and the loss OF bark Clara Su,
hence for Coos Bay On the 18th inst the Su shipped
heavy which started her stern posts and she sunk
10 80 PM. The escaped in the boat and
days without food water, when they picked up
by the SkylarK and brought to this port
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~.
FAaAE.-Departed this life, on July 2e, 1875
after very severe illness, RosANNA PAGAN, aged
Tne trends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from the residence OF ner
parents, No. $40 West Thfrty-sevensh street, on
sunday, August
MoGovRRN.-In Jersey City, on Friday evening
July 80, ELIZABETH, the beloved wife OF PnIlip
NcGovern, aged As years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend ner funeral, from her
late residence SO Erie street, on Monday morning,
August 2, 1875, at hafpast eight O'Clock, when
her remains will be removed TO 81. Mary's church,
where solemn high mass OF requiem viii pc read
for the happy repose OF her soul.
McGowAN.-On Saturday, July 81 1875, OF diph-
liberia, WILLIAM, the beloved son OF Hugh and
Lizzie MCGOWAN, aged years. month ana Is
days.
the friends of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, at the residence Of his pa
rents. 228 East Twenty fifth street, on Monday,
August = at two O'Clock p. M.
AosoRIEY.-MARY MCSoRLEY, $50 Bridge street.
Brooklyn.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MCSoRLEY.-On Saturday, July 81. LEWIS MCSoR-
LEY formerly or Staten Island, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiully invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence. No. 253 East Forty eighth street,
on Monday, August 2, ar eight O'Clock A. M. The
remains viii be taken to the Church OF ST. Rose OF
Lama, West New Brighton. s. l., at halfpast ten
O'Clock A NJ, wnere solemn mass OF requiem
Will be oneTed Tor he repOse OF his soul; thence
to st. PETERS Cemetery for interment
For other Deaths See Et0hth Pd1el
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SPORTS ON THE HARLEM.

Goat EAcA AND SWIMMING MATCH JONES
WINS BOTH.
boat race took place on the Harlem River yes
terday at nine O'Clock A. NJ, between Messrs.
Jones and Askins for 5000 IN out-rigger 'working
boats" The course was from the railroad bridge
u Bigh Bridge. The two oarsmen took water at
precisely the same moment, When the signal was
given. ana Tor about haf a mile Dota Doats Kept
Az even course, neither apparently having the
sugntest adFan age. Aiier the first quarter AskIns
began 10 Jorge anead, and the vantage gained ne
maintained ior TWO full miles. But wnen the race
seemed all MIS- own Jones made an unexpected
squirt tapped" his antagonist, passed INN and
won the race by three boat lengths.
SWiMHfNG MATCH.
In tho swimming match between Mr. Zones
Who won tue boat race and Mr.. Wynscott across
The Harlem River, Jones Won, tnus securing two
victories Oh the same daYs
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ArrLEDoRE July 3O-saed bark F Mann Ger
Deutsch. United states.
ARENDAL--Arrived, brig Messina (BrA Tellefsen New
York
BREMEN July 2s-saiied. ship Derby Cor, Hunecken.
New York; bark Regulus tNop, Hotties United States.
BORDEAUX July 29-Arrivsd bark Iron Age. overton.
Havre.
BARCELONA July 27-Arrved, brig ocata sp) Pages.
Baltimore.
Sailed 27th bark Valparaiso tsp) Roses United States
GLoucEsoKR July u-Arrived, bark Gaeta ItaD, D'ob.
Tone New York.
GRKEsocx July 3o-saicd, ship Imperial (Br) MORN
son. North America,
HULL, July ao-sailed, bark Kenilworth CBr,. Ban
United States
HELvoKr July 29-Sailed, bark Riddcrkrk GER, Kroh
man, Baltimore.
HAvRx. July 81, 8 AM-Saied, ste amer France FRI,
Trudelle New York.
LIVERPOOL, July 3i-Arrived. ships Porta (Br John
ston san Francisco: Cora, Coombs Rangoon.
Also arrived 3lst. steamer Pascal (Br) Brown, New
York
Sailed s1st ship oort Adler tSor) Lootz, North Amer
lea; barksJ Norwood, Sheppard, United States Ca"
mla (Hor), Christensen, do.
LONDON, July 5I--Sailec, ship Constantine Creevy.
New YORK; bark vngolf lor), Nielsen. United States
Lizard July 3l--of, ship G Hazeltine, Gilkey from
Bristol for United States.
LONDONDERRY. July 3--Arrived brig Campidoglo
utaD Fevola. Baltimore.
NEWPORT July 3l-Arrived. bark Andrea Lovieo QtaD,
Ralo, New York
QUEENSTOWN, July 31-Arriyed. barks Adriatc (Br).
Barclay, MontreaD; Nina Aus. Ivsncich, New YORK..
Also arrived slst. AN. steamer Algeria (Br acMich'
an, New York for Liverpool
STETrrH July 81 Arrived barks Sophie (Nor) Sorer,
sen, Charleston; Armstrong, Aauran, New York;
Arletta, Dow. do.
YOKOHAMA TO July 3o-Arrived. steamer CITY OF Toxic
Maury, San francisco
Sailed from -, ship Ajax Nor), Apen.s United
StRtes; also "Penny," for do.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
MUTUAL VS.. CHICAGO.

These Clubs played the fifth game of their series
together yesterday, on the Union Grounds, in the
presence OF about twelve hundred spectators,
close contest being anticipated, as the Mutuas
had previously failed TO punish Goden's pitching
with any efIecE. Apparently however. they have
got sight OF his delivery now. Tor yesterday they
hit his pitching with ease to the tune of twenty
two base hits ana half a dozen earned runs, ana
they were good hits too, not long balls to the
outer ncld, OF the muffin order, but hard-hit
grounders and safe balls we'll judged, the result
OF their batting being easy triumph The
Chlcagos though they batted well at times,
popped up too many high balls for run getting, no
less than twenty-five catches being made by the
Mutuas. Next Monday aud Tuesday the Chicago
men play their last games IN the metropolis this
season and then start on their way home where
the majority of them Will be superseded at the
close OF the seasoa. q fact which does not cause
them to play with any spirit now. Inc score or
YesterdaYls rame Is a. follows -
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Paris Mutuels PAID SO y
HuE NAH

so ~AAs hAutueis PAL" 30 ~
THE RACE.
The horses had a most capital start. Cosniess
beng IN motion nrst, leander second. Splncl III
'hlrd, EnIister fourth and Inspiration MIN tne
others following AS closely as possible. Running
four IN mont were nearly on even terms, ana
when they passed the quarter pole countess had
only the advantage OF her head IN 'front.' Of Lean
der, who was haf length anead Oh Snin.
drllt, who was short length Ia advance
d Inspiration, Enllster nith, McDane..s
line eighth, Gray Lag ninth. ON the way
uewn the baeKstretcn the pace Was sharp be-
tween Countess, Leander and Splndrlft and they
led the others a IL W lengths TO the hatmle pole.
At w1lcn point Coun-ess still mad mel head IN aa-
drtt InspIra tian good fourth and closing gradu-
ally, McDanlep5 lilly nIth Erlster SIX b, keene
Rcaard seventh Caroline eignth, Cray Lag ninth.
Gong around tine lower turn there was no
6orses entered the homestretch there seemed
great CONFUSION among them. Spindrift soon
gave bis place up 10 Inspiration, who immediately
aiterward reached the head oil Leander; ana on
tney came, Countess showing the nay. The hlly
with the Maltese cross assumed very dangerous
bearing at the iurlong pole, and Der packers be-
and began 20 close on Countess Inc AFFAIR for a
second or two looked extremely doubtful; but as
all doubts were banlshed by seeing accurately the
advantage winch Countess had her al
race By one length. McDdnlers lilly ran
very fast up The homcstretch and nm
lshed at the tan OF Inspiration: Leander
seventh, Keene RichasGs eighth Gray Lag ninth
The time was :42E, the fastest time ever made
II a race between horses. IL will be remembe ed
thar last year the same time was made by Gray
Planet IN his time match 10 beat AZ, and Lean
der has a record OF 1:4l16 AZ Lexing on last
spring, but those who saw the race SAID that he
had a Tying start and was away from the stand a
jump or two before the watches were started.
rne first half mile OF this race was 4o& seconds.
Racing men consider this race he best ever run.
THE SECOND RACE.
PURSE $500; Of which $780, with the entrance
money, to tAe second horse. Two and one-eiRhsu
miles.
STARTERS.
NJ n. Sanfords b. h. Nate by Australian, dam
Matte Gross, years old (Hayward). ......... l
y. Mcdaniel 4 Co. IS on. Madge, by Australian,
dam Alabama, years old (Olark) ............
J. A. Grinslead's en-. C. Monmouth, by War
Dance, dam Saratoga, 4 We. rs oid (Barbee)..
A. b. Lewis co IS b. I. Nandante, by VandaL
dam Vesper Light, years old (Swim) ........ 4
boswell Cammackis b. I. Invoice by lie King
ton, Gam Volga years old Ford, .......... 8
9.J6a<
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R9- NOTTCB TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING TIE PORT or NEW ToRK AT N1GBL-The NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal for use on board the HERALD yacht show
ing while burning colors green red. changing
one 70 the other succession, and be
miles distant captains Of vessels upon seeing this
signal will oblge us by preparing marine
they may have for the ship news Department OF the
HKRALn
@s~Persons aesirous Of communicating with vessels
arriving az New York can do by addressing TO such
Vessels, care OF HERALD yacht pier No East
kyer. New YORK Letters received from all parts Of the
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YACHTING AT NEwBURG.

NEwBURa, July 81, 1875.
Twenty-eight yachts have been entered for the
regatta ~ Newburg on Wednesday next. and
other entries are expected. The course Is about
twenty miles In length. The following are
the prizes offered: For first class yacnts--First
prize, SILVER Ice set; second prize, Held and ma
rine glass For second class yachts-Ftrst prize,
silver ruit stand; second prize, silver mower ana
card stand; also set OF eolors TO the nrst boat
IN OF each class, IRRESPECTIVE OF tune allowance
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BELOW.
Bark PerOOons CSO9, GrODstad, from London June a.
SAILED.

steamers Republic (Br, for Liverpool City Of Rich
mend !brh do China tBrJ, do; England IBID do; Nam
SGer) Bremen Olympia (Br), London; Victoria (BrJ,
Glasgow Geo W Clyde, Galveston via Key West; Cortes
New Orleansj ii LIVINGSTON, savannah; Charleston
Charestoni VIM Clyde. wilmington, NC; Wyanoke,
Richmond, &ci Knight Georgetown, DCi ship Lam
caster, London barks Danny Scot (Brl Adelaide Morn
ing star ~ Jago and Guantanamo; uipsey tnrh Roer
dnIni Smento QtaD, Venice; Ceres Nor), Sten; Can
diao utaI, penarth Road@- otac Milo (Aus Cork or
Ealmouth Lima Ger, Bremen; Fanny Ger, Antwerp
fremont Buenos Ayres; Victoria Nor), stetun; lido
hque Obs. hgai saga Nor). Rotterdam; CaIdenas, Ha-
Mchaeie tspj fenarth Roads; Kobt MOVE st Pierre;
kemick, Penarth roads; Nellie Chase, KINGSTON, ia;
spencer, havassai G Robinson, Galveston; schrs
nate wentworth, Demerarai Francis OBJ, PoiDta-
PitYe; u Robinson, Galveston.
Also sailed, ship Carl GER, Tor Bremen.
Wind at sunset NV, lIgnt
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TIE RETrINH.

TTrst HenL-1be horses we're despatched 70
Stplial start ana ran Sharply 10 the first hurdle,
Minute Mc showing the way, Bullet second. Day
lleLt tnird Carlboo fourth warrior nith ProdiEal
son SINH ne Ilpperary geldlng bringing up the
hioie laItie a. the passed over II, but 10 dd not
iet. Toe horses men ran around the upper turn
cute last, Minute Nc le9ding four lengths. When
rue JUmptd the second hurdle she stopped
Ahti CSrlyoo TOOK sides with her. Warrior
Nas llrd over the Drush Daylight fourth,
buNfs n'tl, PrOdigal son sixth. aud the lip
perdry colt seventh. The t.nrd nurdle vas near
ths hali-mile pole, and this was jumped stimuli
taueOusy W Minnie Nc and CafibOo Warrior
third, Daylight fourth the others "a before
Cariboo then took The lead and ran length in
'front.' or MINNIE Nc around inc iower arm and
up to the nurde stationed in front Of The Iurionq.
pole, over which ne made u capital Jump, Minnie
fourth, Bullet NTH, PrOdig2l son sixth. the I'M.
perary colt seventh. Time OF the neat "a 4.
SECOND Htat-Tne horses had good start the
Tipperary colt taxing the 1rsthurdle first DayIsnr
second, Minnie BIC III rc, Cariou0 fourth Bullet
MN, Warrior slxtn, Prodgsl son seventh. Carl
Doe led around the upper turn, and was length
anead az the second hurdle, Minnie Me second
tneTippeTary colt tmTd, Daylight fourth, warrior
nith, Bullet s1tn, Prodgai son seventh. AZ the
rhifd hurdle iat the nall-nie p0el tariDoa nan MS
mead IN 'front.' Daylight second, the llpperary
colt third, Warrior Ioutth, Minnie NC nth,
Bullet Skin, PrOdlgal Son seventh. Daylight then
up ana took CsubOO by the mead, and they
ran yOked around the lower turn, the TiPperary
colt third. when tie horses csme 10 the hurdle
o. the lurlOng pole DAYLIGHT went first into the
air, CaribOo oeing also Up with her a. the same
umo, and they landed together on te'TG yTnld.
The TlpperarJ colt struck the hurdle and tell.
warrior and Bullet Jumped together. fourth and
hitn, Minnie Nc next, PrOdlusl Sou bringing up
the rear. Daylight and CsribOo made an exciting
Dnisn by landing under the wire on even terms,
ana the iu0Rcs declded 10 q dead neat. Bullet Was
thlrd, Warrior lourtn, Prod'gal son hfth Minnie
DC sixth. Time. 1926.
JtiIU HeGt.--AN inc horses but CariboO ana
Daylight were sent % the stable, and the dead
heaters hdd none ~ bother them IN their struggle
lor victory. luey had very good start and ra
slde ana sldo 70 tno hrst hurdle, winch they
Jumped together. 1hen Dayliaht TOOK TIRE lead
aho was IrsJ over the second hurdle. AZ the
mira lucy were on nearly even terms, ana 90 Tne
tnree.quarter pole CarlooO led by neck. Day
lGhi was sbabNy ln ADVANCE O. sue hurdle STA
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents AMI shpmssrsr' sri In
formed that by elegraphng the HERAL London Bu-
reau, No As Fleet street TO the Paris otce. Rue
scrbe the arrivals at and departures from European
and Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United states the will be c2bed
TO this country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at AMI sailing from Fren,i and
Mediterranean ports viii and Paris office ths more
economical and exreditious tor telesraphins newL
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YACHT RACE.

TEE MESQUITE AND AMERICA EAVs RUN
GnNERAL BuTLER's AMERICA WINS.
ISLES OF SHOALS, N. H., July 81, 1875.
The race to-day. between M RUFUS Hatcn's
yacht Resolute, OF New YORK, ana General Ben
jamin y. Buffers yacht America, OF Boston,
started from Star Island Isles OF Shoals, rounded
White Island light. round Boon Island ledge ana
return. rhe Resolute's time was 3h. Ann. oss- !
Americas time 5m. 49s. lAter.
The America won, receiving eight minutes une
allowance. Distance. fortI-tWo miles.
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ST. LOUIS VS.. HARTFORD.

The third game OF the series between these clubs,
played in Hartford yesterday, attracted an Inn
mense concourse OF spectators and proved to be
an exciting contest, the result being the marked
success OF the 81. Louis nine, as viii be seen py
the appended score:-
Clubs Lax "a 3D. an 5ta sM IA sM 9th
S.I LH1'i '.,.....Vo . : ! 81
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TLYAMAY w. HoRoKEN.

The Flyaways' pitcher was TOO much for the Ho-
boEens yesterday. Tney could not hit his swift
delivery at all, and, consequently, the Jerseymen
were administered a severe druDblng. Loughlin
and Jolly, OF the fiyaWsys, played well, as dld
Hclstein and Costlgan Tor the Hoookens.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

s1E!MEE sourH CAROLYN, Nickerson, from Charles
ton lOr new YORK, arrived 3st broke her cog wheel
and was towed 70 port from OF Long Branch.
SHIP ar LAWRENCE (Br) johnson, from San Francisco
via Acapulco for Queenstown, put Into Pern9mDuco
Jane &C. lar what cause not stated
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TONED a. ,he furlonR pole but. after very ex-
cihng struggle from there 20 the stand. CarlOOo
won tho ace by head. Tue time OF the last neat
WAS :jex.
And mus ended tne fourth days racing 81
saratoga.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Atlanta, Davis from New York for New creans,
BARK Graf MoItke tGer ohlt from stettn for Phila.
delphia, June 80, lat ~ IS, lon II.
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TROTTING.

coon rsoI AT TBB WEST sDE DRIVING
PARK.
There was good attendance yesterday az the
West Side Driving Park, Jersey City, and the
spectators enjoyed a closely contested race. -Four
horses started for 500 purse, and alter four
well contested heats Bay Jack took the FIRST
money, Fanny h. coming IN for second and Blanche
W. for third. The betting before the nrst heat
was IN favor or Blanche W., as the pools sold
Blanche w. 500, Bay Jack SIS and the field 500.
After The first heat Ray JACK became the favorlie,
selling for 500, ana the neld only brought $50.
The following Is
Summary
PURSE OF 800; $50 To the hrgt. $50 to the second
$40 10 the third, Tor horses that never beat 2:42
mile heats; best three in i've IN harness.
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PURSE OF $780, $50 70 the arst $50 to the second
CLEVELAND RACES.

CLEVELAND ohio. July 81, 1875.
The 2 "a race, which was postponed yesterday
on account OF darkness, was finished this morn
ing. Nerea had two heats last night and won the
first heat this morning, taking the first money.
The time Of the nth neat was Peggy. Hall was
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht oorinne tno club M Clark, rom New
port, passed whitestone yesterday en- route Tor
New YORK.
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The champions yesterday took the New Ravens
into camp by the score Of to .. The last game
they played together the Elm City nine whipped
the Reds bY 10 to s. This time they were not so
successful, as the score below shows:-
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NnSCELLANEOuS.
49,, - -..,.-.----.~ 2. -.

A RIVERSIDE HOUSE,
n. l52d street Carmsnsville, on the Hudson
opposite the Palisades finest and most coIvenienb
house near the Guy; gas, hot ana cold baths CrJton
water on every story fronts the water; beauf wow;
near depot and boat landing; IS minutes Wall
street, elegant Rooms suite sngly satisfactory
rates. boat from hsrrsop street. r. Elevated Rail.
way connects with Hudson River Railroad osci y hour
from Ihtrueth street and Ninth avenue fare
DAYS, SGD, AN. Pm. y l.. PIERCE, PTOprelors
r. G.. WILLIAM, Manager
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FEoM OLIVIER.
"a ent statss; legal every where; dessrEol A.. sur
hcent cause; no 3d5ncII re1a.red; no chRrfe uali
divorce granted; atv,ce nee
N. hJUsE, Attorney, i9i Broadway
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DTFFEE
N ent states Tor Numerous Causes No puA.tgity
Legal everywhere Terms SATISFACTORY FHEDRRiCk
]. KING Lawyor anu Notary Pubc. 3o3 9rsa tay
Residence Office Nod BIhia sirnaL
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
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BIRTH.
DIED..

NoRroN.-ln this city, on Saturday, July 81,
Mrs. henry NORTON, OF daughter.
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jArce. dam Evergreen. a Years olo, os lbs.
ssHs
Ttlne. 1922

lMA44htn see. ..s+s...+-.
Dosweil y Gammacks =. !. Gray Lag, py BST-
wood, dam Lag, BY Loadstone. years old, 20
lERrtfIF
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BOSTON VS.. Nrw HAVEN.

Runs carned-MutuRl, g. Chicago, ].
Umpre-Mr. Clinton, o, the Atlantic Club.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-11

CHARGE OF HORSE STEALINa-MAN
ARREsTED.-On or about the I'D Of
February last, two horses belonging
ranch of MIR. Birchim, in who 9
charge they were placed by Mr.. e.
Circumstances strongly pointed to a
young man, Alphens Ballard, who has
a stock ranch at East Gate, in Churchill
county, as the man who had taken
the horses. The matter being placed
in the hands of Sheriff Emery. that
officer left here last Sunday for the
purpose of recovering the horses and
arresting Ballard. He rode through
the storm and arrived at East Gate on
Tuesday, but discovered that his man
was not at home. he having gone with
his wife OH a visit to Mammoth. He
took the road for that place, and on
Wednesday evening arrived at Tyler's
Station, half way between Mammoth
and East Gate. Ballard, with his wife,
on their way home, was in the house,
having concluded to stop there over
night. Emery, who was a stranger in
those parts, being accompanied by two
men known to the inmates, entered
the house without arousing any sus-
picion, and made the arrest without
any difficulty. no resistance being Of
fered by Ballard, although he had a
six shooter on him. He brought his
man home last evening and lodged him
in Jail. To-day he was brought before
Judge Logan. who fixed his bail at
800. His examination will. take
place next Wednesday. Ballard is
quite a young man.--Reociite.