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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-08-14

e. 10 con per day. Agents wanted. =
% Q|VAll classes of working people
of beth sexes, young and DID, make more
money at work for us, in their own locali-
ties, during their spare moments. or all
the time, than at anything elss. We offer
employment that will pay handsomely fer
every hours work. Full particulars, terms
&C., sent free. Send us your address at
once. Don't delay. Now is the time
Dom look for work or business elsewhere
until you have learned what we offer.
G. STINsoN & Co.. Portland, Maine.
march 13, rs, 1yrwG PR.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-08-14
Failure NOT q Failure.

s$hA ~ - AAV9 - - - haehA Gs
The secret of happiness is to
make the best Of everything, no
matter what happens 70 annoy,
let it all glide along as easily, and
with as few words of complaint
and fault finding as possible.
Little Inconvenience will iDtrude
upon the most fortunate people, so
the only way to- be master OF all,
Is to make up your mind not to
notice small annoyances. People
may keep themselves In a constants
broil over what amounts to nothing
land, without accomplishing the
least good, may ruin the peace
and quiet Of a household. We
cannot have everything just as we
want 1t In this world, and the
sooner q person understands that
fact, the sooner he may have
true basis for happiness.
1t is the greatest folly to set the
heart upon uncertainties, and then
If disappointed, refuse to be COM
forted or recOnciled.
Do the very best you can, and
then take things as they come.
If man strive with his best
knowledge and untiring energy to
accomplish a certain object wor-
king with skill and patience, he
is a success, whether the scheme
fails or succeeds, and he ought to
reconcile himself to failure If it
was inevitable. III his lahors have
been OF brain and hand, no is the
better fitted 70 succeed in other un-
dertakings.
IronWork may be effectnally se~
cured from rust by treating il With
melted parafiin whilst heated I'M
der pressure. III paint is used
where heat Is impractieable, it
should always be mixed with the
best linseed oil, and turpentine
must be most carefully avoided.
To make good black harness var
nish, digest twelve parts OF sheilacs
white turpentine, five parts; guns
sandarach, two parts; lamp black !
one part; with spirits of turpen.-
tine, four parts; and alcohol, nine
ty-six parts.
Whatever be the cause OF hap
piness may also be likewise the
cause of misery. The medicine
which, rightly applied, has power
to cure, has, when rashness or
ignorance prescribes II the same.
power to destroy.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-08-14

N. B. The cheapest cattle feed Grains
always TO be had at the Brewery
Nov. 2lst, INV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
POLICE OUTRAGE.

ANoTHER CHARGE AGAINST CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.
Anosher charge or brutal runanism was yester-
day made against Captain Williams, OF the Fourth
precinct, whose name has long had an unenviaoie
notoriety as a reckless handler or the club.
The circumstances OF the new charge as
CLEANED from the afldavit Of the complainant,
owen Adams, OF no. IS vesey street, are as fol-
lows:-
on the afternoon OF Sunday last Mr.. Adams, who
is employed as clerk in the house OF Campbell &
Co., OF the above number was sitting on the steps
ofhis store conversinK wirh two companions. While
thus occupied Captain Williams IN citizens dress
passed by. one Of tue numDer made u remark 70
the effect, "raere goes Captain Williams, the man
accus ID of blackmailing a woman
At The time tue Captain was a short distance
ahead Of the speaker, and appearing not TO notice
returned. and gong up to Adams In an angry and
prOlaue manner commanded MIN TO leave the ste pc
aud 20 inside the building.
THIS the latter refused to do, saying that the
In any respect had q perfect Ii2nt 10
remain where he was. ''pl show JOu.m
replied the Captain, with an eptthet and oaih I'M
nt Tor publication, ana clutchlng Adams by he
thrOat forced nim into tile store. abusing him
violently. ca the succeeding oay the employer OF
Mr.. Adams sent note 70 Captain Williams, at the
Fourth precinct station house. asking Tor an ex-
PLANTATION. but two days passed anu none came. CO.
lug 10 the station mousse Atmseli Mr.. Campbell was
met by tue Captain, when IN a gentlemany man
TcjOlnder that ne "ha1 better mind MS own Dusl
ness.n enable 70 obtain any satisfaction MIR.
Adams yesterday called az Police Headquarters
and preferred charges OF assault ana battery
served with copies and ordered to appear next
Thursday for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
FOREIGN PORTS

BOMBAY. April 25-n port. ship Ardenlea (Br), for Lon
don, HUI or New York mot ship Aberdeen as bcfore
CARDENAs, June S-SAlled, bark Joseph Baker. Ryder
north Of Hattefas; brig 1ove Hodgman do; schrs
Cyrus Hall Hail, do starlight Blatchford, do.
CIExFUEGos. June CARVED, scnr 5 4 Baker, Cook.
New York.
Sailed %. briggs Queen OF tile West CBr), Hammett
Halifax; Carollas Gray. Pease, north OF Hatteras-
HAVANA. June 4-Arriyed. steamer City Of Mexico,
Sherwood, Vera Cruz
Arrived ID steamer Crescent City, Curtis New YORK
CSC general news columns
sailed fh, brig Norwood, Andrews. New Orleans
HALIFAX, June 3-Arrfved, hrigs Delithaven. from
Delfthaven; attn, Hannah ID tBrD. Liverpool H.
Sailed 81 Drigs Jean Br). Hayt sta, Forest Prince
Orr. Jamaica.
LisSoS. Jun sin porL bark Mariana IIIPoro. San
tos. tor PHILADELPHIA.
MlTASzAs Jnne t-sailed. bark Clara lBr), Cain. Pen
sacoa brig Lord Br). Landry, north Of Hatteras;
schr Thos clyde, Fisher, do.
MosrREAl une 5-Cieared. steamer corinthian CBr),
Menzes. Glasgow
BrL Jones from LIVERPOOL, New York
PIc1ou, Ms, June f-Cleared, bark Uamvar tBr. Nc
Kenzle, Poriiand brig AraDei (Br. Pembroke.
RIO JASEIRo June lin port steamer Pascal (Br, for
New YORK. ldg.
Miller. Boston
I'll Emily Lowther tBrl. Cain Amsterdam. ,.
Cleared 81, ship Roseneath (Br) MeNickar Montreal
IN JonS. Nh June 3-Arrived, ship Juventa (Br),
France. Liverpool: 4th. bark Ida, Havre.
sailed 9th. brig Bianco tBrl, Dublin.
VICTORIA. May 26-Arrived, ship Amsrica No (Pcrnv)
Basterrechea, San Francisco,
yIAxNApO COSTELLO. June s-sailcd, schr Industr1e
Poru, Philadelphia.
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ROBBERY IN GRAND STREET.
BURGLARS ENTER 4 JEwELR7 STORE 4; BROAD
p1yrrcur ANp c1pRv orr THr sTocK

BURGLARS INTER A JEwELRT STORE n; BROAD
DAYLIGHT AND CARRY OFF THE STOCK.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Feinsteln, Jew
eller In Grand street, between MOTT and Elizabeth
streets, closed up his store wnne he went to
store lew doors distant on some business lie
re urned again IN few minutes aud lOund
that the paddock on the door mad been wrenched
on ~ means 81 a small Jimmy, a. the point Of 10
remained ~ the door, and that nearly all OF his
stock mad been carried away Dy thieves. There
was also In the store large number or watches
aud CHAINS wBich had been lett to be repaired
Iney were also taken By the daylight marauders.
IL is supposed BY the police tnar the
thieves entered the store willie u company OF
knights Templars were passing through Grand
street. and in the crowd their actions were COW
cred from the view o. the police. Captain Allalre,
OF the Fourteenth precinct, was notified 81 the
robbery aDd has detailed two competent officers 30
WORK up the case. Mr.. FeIusten Is unucKy.
No later than last summer his store was en-.
tered W thieves ana ms son Moses, who was In
the store at tue time, was almost cAoked TO death
BY them, and large part OF the stock was stolen.
one o. the meu VINO committed that ronDery vas
captured Uy tue police, and Is now serving ont his
term In state Prison.
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loving are the entries:-
FOUR-oARED SHELLS.
Friendship Boat Club. New lOrk.-Crew 10 be Sc
lected from Robert nilsson, Thomas Welcn, James
Mccartney, Philip Christi, Augustus Schneider
ana William Hurley
seawannaxa Boat CLUB, BrooKiyn.-Crew--W. II.
Orr. J. VI. Maxwell, J. Plkngton, J. II. Johnston;
substitutes, A. q. harrlacner, JOhn LeppeL w.
kInotn, 4. a. Iiler, IT.
Waverley Boat Clue, New YorE.-Crew-Robert
L Lehman, bow; Washington A. Coster II. u.
NOVEL; William X. Williamson, stroke.
lreton Boat CluD. Newark, \. J.-Crew-Alex-
ander Hardy, stroke; W. A. Buutzngnorer, Fred
Brick IoWniey, samuel A. SmiLn, DOW.
Argonausa Rowing ASSOCIATION, Bergen Point,
J.-Crew-F. Z. Eidred, stroke; Is. Stephenson,
= 4. Ward, Ed smith, bow; substitute, Walter
Uudine Boat club. Philadelphia r.
Baker, Jr., stroke; J. y. DeHaven, r. vs.. Hesser,
A. s. Roberts. j.. bow substitutes, &. q. Peter
sen, theodore Frotningnam, X. Barnes, George
Quaker city Barge ciub. Philadeiphia.-Crew-
J. u. McBeatn, stroke; Frank Henderson, q. X.
Adams, samuel Stlnson, Dow; substitutes, y. y.
West, h. Wood, J.. r. KeyDurn, samuel Gorm.ey.
College Boat Cur, PM adel phla.-Crew 10 De Sc
lected rom ). 7. Kerr, w Il. Addicks, y Morrison.
w. VI. Porter, Eugene Townsend, II. 7. vii.
loughby, c. hegargee, ". x. Pnlller
PAIR-oAKED SHELLS.
WaverlcY Boat Cluo.-H II. Howell, ". X. VIII
hanson; substitute, * L, Lehman.
ArgOnauta Rowing observation-disclosures Smith,
7. Z. Edred, W. 4. Taylor. W. MARI.
Nassau Boat Clup.-John A. Waiker, Frank G..
Brown.
DOUBLE SOULS
Chicago Scullers.-Frank l.. Yates, W. B. Curtis.
Substitutes, z. A. Pearson, Z. 4. Corning.
Waveriey Boat Club David Roach, r.. l.. Len.
man.
Nassau Boat Ciub.-John A. Walker, Frank O.
Brown.
vesper Boat Club. Pniladelphia.-9amss B.
Mingus, Harry Mcmillan.
SINGLE SOULS
Chicago SculIers---F Il. Yates, W. B. Curtis.
Friendship Boat Cl1b--James Mccartney
SeawanhaKa Boat CUBA. q. Harrlacher
New YORK Athletic CluD.-W. r. McCredy.
Wayerley Boat Club.-Uavld Roach.
Argonauta Rowing Associati0n.-WalteT MARI.
Nesper Boat Club.-James B. Mlngus, Harry NC
MILAN.
quaker Cty.-FfanK Pleasanton.
Captains OF CLUBS will please notify Mr.. A. Krum0-
haar Chairman Of the Reception Committee, a.
soon ne possible, wnen and where their boats Will
arrive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
HIGH WATER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 4, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Assyria qr), Donaldson Glasgow-Hendere
Steamer Elysia Br. Campbell, Glasgow-Hendcrson
Steamer atlas CBD. Low Port Prince, &c-Pim. For
ship WIN Tapscott, Morgan. Liverpoo-Tapscott Bros
Ship paunuess, Chester, San Francisco-sutton Co:
Bark Lameck AusD, Cobovich. Beifast-Renham
Bark carmea dtaD. castelano Cork or Falmouth
BARK ii Genn Collins Lisbon-Mer & Houshton
Bark trad Karlovaz AUST, Ginsti odessa-slocovich
BARK Abby Bacon. Merrill Gibraltar for orders-D
BARK Reindeer, Decker, Georgetown, Dcm-H Trow-
Bark clconc Mahoncy cienfuegos-Brugicrc Avil-
Brig Bonita tBr), Murphy, Plymouth E-Heney
BRIG q j YourdI Br,. johnson, Cork Famouth-c
Brig keystone Fredericks Havana-J Ward & Co.
Brig Christina (BrJ, Thomson Cieniuegos-Jova, Terry
schr Lydia varwen Orr, Mills, oporto-Gco Bulley,
Schr Harriet Brewster, sanford, Ceara tBrazill-G
chr John Wentworth, Lowell St Plerrc-R Buck 4
schr rarepa, Packard, Turks Island-B Metcalt 4
schr Nellie Grant, Jordan. St Domingo city-A Nones
scnr Mary A Hyer, Hodgdon, Jeromie-Isaac sta
schr phebe Mediocre, Cape nayti-B Weinberg.
schr Adde Ii Bird Porter, MISREPRESENTATION
scar Lewis Davis Sterling, Caibarien-Jonas Smith
Schr Ada Shorthand, Doane, Extraordinarily GIL
schr fobt Myhan, Doane Eleqthega-,Isaac Staples,
schr vesper tBr) Spencer, st Johns, ND DeWoh
scnr Annie currier(Br Van Wait, St John, NB-Heney
! schr jesse clark, Elwood, Fcrnandina and Camp
schr J 5 Ingranam Packard, chareston-Evans, Ball
Schr shaler Brooks. Uncasvie-H Jackson
Som
sehr onward. Lowell. Bangor~K Buck 4 Co.
schr j d Knowles Was, Boston-Miller Houghton-
s sehr Sarah Bernce. Proctor Boston1C L SNOW
schr Mary Ann Alley. New Bedford-Delanoy Wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BREMEN June 2-sailcd. banks Atlantic (Bp, Mckenzie
United tates; Pantser Nor, Nielsen, do.
CARDrFr, June ARRIVED ships Oakland, Reed Liver
pool; Geo Adams, Manson, Antwerp.
CRoSsTADr June l-Arrved, bark Jacob Hansen Love
DAM, Hansen. New York.
DUBLIN June 3-Arrived, bark Fortunate Padre Qtan
Gerassno, Baltimore.
FALMOUTH June 4-Arrved. bark Prince de Condo qr),
Escolivel, san Francisco.
GREESocK. June 3-Saied, bark Lizzie Gillespie (Br)
Aide, Sydney. CB
LIVERPOOL, June 4-saileG. ship calista naws CBrl
Lcavitt Pensacola mot previously.
Sailed 81, ships Princeton, Fagg New York; Birmng
ham tBr), Durham, Quebec parks Edwin Norj, Chris
jefferson. United States; Matilda Smith Br, Smith,
do
Arrived 9Th bark Hawthorne Mason, sa yannah.
LONDON June ARRIVED ship Nelson Br), Walls,
Pensacola.
Sailed lh ship Hu son. Pratt New York; bark Mozart
Ger, Albertsen, United statcs
LONDONDERRY. June 4-Arrived bark Chasserr CNorl,
Thomson, Baltimore.
MovILLE, June ARRIVED. bark Minerva tTtaD, CALI
bado, Baltimore for Londonderry.
NEwRY, June ARRIVED bark Kong sverre (Nor), Tor
kildsen, baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, June g. 4 AM-Arrived, steamer Russia
Br). Cook. New York for Liverpool.
Also arrived 4th barks satama CRuS, Hageman Phia-
dcphia; Giuseppe Bozzo ataD, Pastorino, Baltimore
Providence OBJ, Coalheet Philadelphia.
Sailed 4h, steamer City Of Berlin tBr), Kennedy Ctrom
LIVERPOOL New York
Also sailed 4th PM steamer Celtic Q3r Riddle from
Liverpool, New York
ROTTERDAM June 3-salled ship Duisberg Ger. Hol-
les, Baltimore mot previously; brig Favorit cNor,
Natvig New YORK..
SOUTHAMPTON June 3-Arrlved, steamer Nurnberg
Ger, jaeger, Baltimore for Bremen.
Sailed from -, June bark Sarah EncnC Br). Main.
United States
LONDON. June 4-Advices from Port Elizabeth. CGH,
that the wrecked bark Jupiter CAusp cargo
have been sold for f9,5O0
Steamer Steinmann tBelal, Lechere, from New York
for Antwerp, ashore today mar Nitoa. Isle Of
Wight but Hoatci before sustaining any damage
and proceeded.
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Lisbon; Asvia CNor) do; brigs Ada Halls, BarDadcs
Daylight uemerara; sshr Hand, Para
Wind At sunset n W, fresh
MARITIME MISCELLANY
M See cable ne W.


sHIr ADMIRAL new 200 tons arrived At Portland an
then come 70 New YORK 70 load for san Francisco
BARK HEaaY REEp CnN, from Pensacola fer Hull (be-
fore reported was passed abanioncd ana uli OF water
on the 18TH ut. IN lat ~ 30. Ion A..
BRIG x uEsLFS, Gould, from Messina, before re.
ported passed Gismasted. arrived Mt boston Yesterday
evening. ahe was towed from Georges Banks ~ Iape
Aun fishing schooner r Sones when she was taken
IN tow by steam tug Burk and brought to port
scHR LEoSoRE (Fr) before reported abandoned on the
voyage from Cadz to st Pierre. was loaded with wine
and salt he crew were rescued BY bark syipnlde
Nor) which arrived at Baltimore Sd inst, The j.
on the IN OF May encounter 4 a tcrrinc storm
IN lat AZ Al, lon "A "a accompanied by hign
rolling seas, which carried away her star
BOARD side, dismanted the rigging aud washed over
board his irst mate. Mcsnier, native OF GranVine,
boats and picked up nextday by the Sylphide.
un1er at Portland, 81 inst run into schr Maggie
Daling at anchor in the Roads and carried away head
gear. The Maggie Dang had rail broken and mainsai
torn.
scHR MARY Z GRAHvo, of Philadelphia. from Fort
spain tor Boston arrived at Vineyard Sd with head OF
foremast sprung
Scum A s HILL, from Natanzas for Qucenstywn for
orders, put into Vineyard Haven sd inst have chron
ometer adjusted.
scnR JEssE HART Hart. from Wye River for st John.
NIB before reported at Norfolk distress sprung aleak
on harp's island. survey held on her OH the I'd
which decided that portion Of the deck load must be
landed, in order 10 repair the leak she was to com
mence discharging on the Sd.
ALEXANDRIA June "a. light 3master. bound up Is
ashore on st Georges Island well up on the fats
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ARRIVALS

ID
steamer DOMAIN Ger, Bussins Bremen, May p, via
uelrchs co. Lat Al IS n AZ W. passed large Ice
Steamer south Carolina Nickerson, Charleston Juno
]. with mdse au.i passengers t. J ouintard ( CO.
with mdse aud passengers 70 WIN y CLYDE 4 Co xe,,v
with mdse and passengers to the old Dominion stsan
shin Malta oi Windsor Nsl Mann. Liverpool q days,
with mdss whitney Co. Msy q, lat IS \. Ion 80
slip Rhine stessn London April i and Isle of wgh.
10Th. with ndse GrnneL Mlnturn 90. Crossed the
Banks in Az May IS lat 20 lon 40 30 passed large
railway IRON to order vessel TO funch Edye GO From
gales Nav o at 10 So lon 81 passed two large eebergs
Bark Johanna tGcN, K0epEe. Amsterdam ~ days win
westery Sl saes oil he western Islands aay "a i
q s lon 81 o. g passed an ICEBERG 80 feet nigh
sS S5 ea9q a Faue % o Passed ps Gibraltar
BARK Liberia Richardson Monrovia AZ days. with
N' Bark Frank Wallace Naianzas 10 days with sugar
to iirown bros vessel 10 simpson C!app Co.
Bars Nary Hekse sharp 70 JqSens ss Gays with
Brig Emma Dean. RUNNER, Maraea,bo e days With
Ion Is Is seske w6ains bark Edward Everett Of SB
cruising; all we'll .
Bastian 1 co vessel 10 Jane, Z Ward K Co
brig Wfunnn spenfier' Matanzas y Ggss WIN sugar
Brig Giles Lorins of Yarmouth Me-, anderson. Ma
Brig liza Br smith Clenfuegos 20 days with sugar to
schr Benjamin Reed tof Booihbayj, Adams, Matanzas
r Aralns g rYTtSna Dysr cfFdfnSs y days
sehr Edward waite. York zaza 20 days with sugar to
sc6r Dandy of SasAu,. Aibury Eleuthera u days.
with pines u Joseph Eneas
schr Marion Draper; Bailey, RIchmcnd
seRr jennie Jennie h I@ii. osborn 6rS virginia
E9-shp Josephine CSor smith, from Laurvg. which
came up to the city yesterday.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND sOUrh.
steamer city Fitchbars. springer New Bedford for
New lorS. with ndse and nassengera
with mdse ana uassengeTs -, -, :,
I schr v Dean ter, Butterwell cornwalis Ms. for
schr 9 Russell Atkins. Portland Ct, for Philadel
sehr Henry, Gibbs ,eeohin, warenam for New York,
sehr Peter Ritter, Kelsey. Cromwell for new York.
sehr Alert Husc Port jefferson for croton. with
schr J Terry, Raynor Fall River Tor New York.
schr Palladium. Ryder. MIddletown Tor new YORK.
schr Arts. kmmett Providence for New YorK,
schr Sew Heguiqs. Eysrt sioneyorook TOR Ncw York.
schr chamberiain, iaett, Fall River Tor New York.
sesr Nemsnto o Week, Proyaenes 'ST Ssw York v,
schr Robin Hood, Baker New Haven for New York.
schr Blast. New Haven for New YORK
sehr siIas Brainard HAWKINS, stoneybrook for New
schr Morelignt Allen, Providence for New York
y e Jene Hardy ar sE og
schr Potter Hooper, bradbury, Providence for New
BOUND EASE
schrJ Hatfield tBG, Hasnsld New York for Pars
seir Exehqngs, Perkins, Jersey city for Boston.
schr Eva Belle Thomas. Hoboken Tor Boston.
schr oarah Falconer wilson, Weehawken Tor Provi-
schr 4 Townsend, wilder, New York FOR Boston.
sehr Capitol wallace Hayers,raw for Norwich
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AMERICAN PORTS.

June sArTTysd schTs Mary Price H1
warren sawyer View pe M.gr Ear F.b
Phlladelphis; brig, j 6ice d5r,. Mcbride. London
Helen Holmes, kidridge, saguai uosten. Could,
'n Iii IL Higgins Natnn i wsnston Rch'
alexandria va; Kate Miner. yanzant. Georgetown DC
Pennington. dos J N BroomalL Douglass do: Balloon,
Carver, Hob en- James Holmes Ryder, Rogdout. Geo
weehawken; 1 Adams, Robbins. Albany. .,
bark Alfred NOR, Fenr, Newcastle. King; brig Anna
o sIasa paTfn ad Ia ' naaoa az Lena nsr
somers Geergetown. Dc: VIVA shattuck Crowel, Bal
tmore. II Wilmington, do; Seat0n. Phinney, Wee
hawken Aurids. Hall, DO; Aida, somers. do Anna
Cicarcd-steamers Atlas ,Br). Hoseason. Liverpool;
VIM Crane, Howes, Baltimore bark L 7 stoeker Tyler,
JAM schr steson, Lewis Washington, DC, via Kenne
ssiied-Barks Warren HalIett, Isaac Jackson, Albert
Russell brigs samuel Lindsay, Gee Harris and nom
The following vessels were sigualed from Highland
Light, Cape God, this afternoon -Brlgs orestes from
wwsenayksn; schrs Mary B. Tower from o Baraaeosj
Gibson, Juliet shaw, Leona and Moorei all bound
BALTIMORE, June t-ArrIycd. steamers Geo Ap
pold Loveland. Boston Raleigh, oiiyer Charlestoni
New York Fanny Cadwaliader, Foster doi bark Left
Mankin. Havana; Frances Jane, Harvey san Bias;
scbr Agnes Young, = Andrew, NB =. ,,,.,.s..-
clearcd-steamers Mcclellan Marsh, Providence Amc.
Nc Louise. walker sdenion sc; Josephine Thomson,
Moore, New York; barks couquesietore utaD., Lauro
hdab kigheth pu5lin schrs Maggie cray, Hudgsn l
DemeIarai lda BuHard, small Proyidencei = Pot.
cleared ana ssiIsd@Bris oAowan, Mcfarland, west
A s,,sa-8. ,r sa;aslia Gt@p 9assnssown
wazegl2 lm. doi kiddcrkrk 'oerl' ROTTERDAM orlg
BhNGJs Ne, June i-cisared, bark Fred carlin.
?a-clearcd, sehr Forest Home Kent. Roslyn,.Ny
Phdadaiaaia
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aeam.r. saa,. Des..nalLon.

R5y- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING TIE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHE-The NEW
YoRK HERALD has adopted a distinguishing coson night
signal for board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the colors green red. changing
from the other succession and be seen sew.
miles distant Captains vessels seeing this
signal will oblge by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department OF the
HERALD.
Rlr Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving New York do By addressing to such
vessels care Of HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
Quired.
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SPOKEN.
Bark George Henry Gardner. of and for Yarmouth
Ms. from Havre, May 81. lat 40 81 Ion o3 10
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents AM shlpmasters in
formed that by telegraphing to tho HERALD Londo n
Bureau, No 40 Fleet street. TO the Paris Office,
Rue Scribe the arrivals at ami departures from Gu.
ropean aud Eastern ports OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with the UetsI satas the will DO
cabled to this country free o. charge aud published
Captains arriving and sailing from French AMI
Mediterranean ports win ind the Paris office the
economical and expeditions for ee.raphinZ newA
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JEROME PARK RACES.

Tho Amartcan Iocrav t,iut ar ,ya,v yo-r ,xbteb
= 49, "f 49,"
no" occupies the hrst poslt9h IN tAis country IA
racing matters. announce their sprlngs ana sum-
,,,or ,oea,tr,y ~ tre ,r.,.,4 800, ,,,4or c,rcrr1
- = N 49, ~ -.
STANCES more laNofAbe ana more cohalcAe
toward success tnan have been known IN the
,,ra nts.,ry -, .ht, ,n.. osro.ta.ton Nanv
- "As W - 'u's iSii11 Aao's @ssoe''' J
years nave elapsei since the American JVsAeJ
Club entered on the turf ana their work mas con-
.,o,,-,. -. ,.,,n 80 .r..t, .o, ana M tronage
'N1AN'' nSe "a'n suS aPPASN'"'S -
Df the puolic. Respectfully anu genLemahy
managernent have guperseded the regime oil trick
- 49,, ,.,s-. 49,, ,,,s,.,ca, mo oorlv tlavs
- 49, 'o''0' " - .
Jockey cruz nave succeeded IA instliling INTO the
nou.e equlne ~ " I N' vs,ess Win al maj
glamour that society Gun throw over sport OF tots
kinu, that T. ihineAsut anie ~ ~ results. NC
.hestluP ~ vac p n ,',,.. i 49,, ~ -,4s,,.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
LAWS FOR NEW YORK.
ALBANY, June 4, 1878.

ALBANY. June 4, 1875.
Governor Tlden has signed the following oills:-
In relation 10 the Marine court OF the city OF New
York; fixing the salary or the Recorder, Surro-
gate aud District Attorney, and OF the additional
City Judge OF New YORK city at $4,000 per annum,
payable monthly. and OF the Assistant District At
torneys, after next January at $500, and or the
CIvll Justices at $4,000 per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
sPORTsNIEN.s CONVENTION.
wArERrowS, \. r.,

wArERrowS, n. r., June 4. 1875.
At the contest to-day, A. the spOrtsmen's state
Convention, Tor the Dean Richmond cup, seven
clubs entered with the following result:-For.
rosters. al Buffalo. AZ: Phnnix, CT Seneca Falls
a.: Audubon, oil Buffalo, 81 Monroe County, or
Roehester, 40; Gcnesce, OF lrondequoit, 39 Onon.
daaa, of Syracuse, a. and Central City Club, OF
SYRACUSE, a..
zoe Convention closed todaT.