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The New York herald., 1875-11-18
ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.

grand athletic tournament is announced to take
place AZ Gimores Garden, commencing on Wcdncs
day November "a. The sports will consist Of
Greco Roman wrestling, boxing, fencing, bicycle rid
ing, lifting heavy dumb bells, &c The management
VIII select champion in each class Or sport de-
iend The prizes against al comers. In the Greco
Roman wrestling Andre Chrstol will be the chosen
His competitors likely 70 be Professors Bauer
and Miller " Regnier and two arrivals
il the country among whom is said to be the famous
Du Mortier, who vanquished Harpn and Ia Casse in
the tournament al Paris in 1868.
Joseph coburn viii be the champion in the glove con
tests lie vii Be opposed BY Professor Miller william
Clark, stephen Taylor and several other Well known
heavy weights who have already entered the lists
against him, and, ~ a consequence, some Interesting
and hVey setsto are looked Tor Billy Edwards
Arthur Chambers and other wcll known light weights
have also signihed their Intention 70 compete for the
prize offered in this class,
In the contests With the foils Regis senac viii Be
the defender Professor Miller and other well known
swordsmen will contend with IN Tor the palm 0fvctory
William Mcclellan will be the selected champion il
the bicycle races and Will have to contend against
Messenger Harding and several OK the successful riders
in the tournament held n Paris last year who have
lately arrived in this city.
In the heavy dumb bcli lining Arthur Pennol, Andre
Christo and several other strong men viii measure
10 addition to the above several matches are ex-
pcctcd to take place amongst rival professionals and
amateurs IN The different sports
THE PRIZES.
The prizes offered are az follOwsA purse Of 5000 %
any man who will give Christol lalr ia 10 thirty
m nutes A purse Of 800 10 any man who will beat
Coburn the heavy weight boxer, in ten minutes,
science only considered purse ef 500 70 any man
who Will beat the champion light weight boxer under
the same conditions A purse of $50 10 any one de-
featng Regis Senac the swordsman; black plastron,
buttons chaked; time limited 70 hHeen minutes A
purse OF $50 any Que beating william Mcclellan IN a
Two mile bicycle race fair riding only allowed And
purse 81 similar value TO the putting up heavier
dumb bell than the champion, yet to be selected
These contests viii be continued each evening until
tie st - entries Is exhausted
In me intervals between the different contests
Gim0ra's fun uaDd will discourse popuarsmusic.
Entries b. made unt Tuesday next, at the Office
q me TscC Ftsld and Farm when the lists will close.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
Summary.
BLooDED TRoTTING STOCK.

IMPORTANT SALE AT THE MART To-DAY-LIsT
or TIE ANIMALS TO BE oFFERED, PEDI-
GEEEs, &c
This morning at halfpast ten O'Clock Messrs c. W.
Barker Sons win sell under hammer at the auction
mart OF Thirty ninth street and Broadway, the
following highly bred trotting stock the property Of
gentleman who has recently given up breeding
LAZY IRv1SG-Bro~n mare, 15h hands high, by
Rysdyk's Hambetonan, dam OF Messenger blood.
stinted Kcarsarge (by Voluntecr Of Clara the
dam Of Dexter by old American star. The Lady has
been known The road as OF the ''0sgood teamn
and has beaten $50
RoskpALE-Brown mare, 151s hands high, by Harry
Clay Stinted Messenger Duroc 10y Rysdyk's
Hambletonianl Rosedale formerly owned by Mr.
Gabriel Scey OF Chester Orange county, n. y where
she i well known as a fast and game mare
DoRA-Brown ally, years old, by Rysdyk's
Hambletonian. Dam, brown mare oy Harry Clay,
that can trot in 2:ao. Bred by present owner. Well
broke TO harness
ALBERr-Brown gelding, 3 years old by Messcn-
ger Duroc tby Rysdyk's Hambietonianl Dam BY Old
American Star Bred by Mr.. Charles Backman at
Stoneyford Albert has been handled by Carl Burr dur
ng the present and has trotted full mile on
half mile track carrying IS lbs. overweght III 2:5l2
Can trot mile in . As with track weights,
MABEL-Bay hlly, years old, by Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian. Dam Starlight by old American Star;
G. dam by Wildair. Bred By present owner. Mabel is
iull 70 Maud (sce below Has been handled a
few weeks only, but is well broken 10 harness, line
gated and very promising
inches high, By Messenger Duroc tby Rysdyk's
Hambetonanl; dam Lady Brown dam Of Gaunt
let winner of the Prospect Park three old stake
1870, 2.44 and 2:45 and Nlkens' Micawber by
Old American star q dam by Niger Lance (by
Lance, by American EchpseL Bred by Mr..
Charles Backman, al Stoneyiord. Dickens IS colt
OF immense power and great promise, and
show 40 gait % road wagon. Has been driven on
the road during the present and not handled for
speed Can be driven BY lady
PAUL--Chestnut geding years old, Is hands
inches high, BY Messenger Duroc tby Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian), dam Green Mountain Maid tby Harry
Clayl Bred by Charles Backman, at Stoneyford
Paul is full brother 10 Prospero winner Of the Pros
pect Park three old stake, in 1872 in o:33M and
winner Of $4,000 match October 1875, in 2:22 ~
Dame Trot twnncr oi Tut Field and Farm three
old stake ID 1872 in 2:40 and Turf Field and
Farm foury yearod stake Ia 1873, and Miranda win
Of the Tf Field and Farm three year old stake,
at Fleetwood Park, September 1875, in 2:42A, and
the Eastern Agricultural Society three old stake
at Albany, in October 1871
MAUD a bay mare Is hands . = inches high foaled
May II 1866 two white hind feet and star. ny
Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam Starlight, by American
Star, & dam by Wildair bred by the present owner.
Maud is very thoroughbred looking and very fast She
FIRST and third money ia the 2;45 class in the
Spring rrotting Circuit Boston June 20 1875 trot-
ting the fourth heat 2324, her best second being
2 293i at Prospect Park Dan Mace has driven her a
mile u 2.27 Il al Fleetwood PARK.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

puNnALK, Nov le-Anivsd bark Emhia OOr) sOrsnsen,
New York.
DANrzIo Nov l4-Arived, bark Ruth NOr). Jensen New
York
GLOUCESTER Nov l6-Arrived bark Slavia Ausl Trpeo-
vich. New York.
GRErSocK Nov I6-saed zsalandiA dBr), Allen, United
States
LIVERPOOL, Nov le-Arnyed ship Buckinghamshre tBrl
Harand, San Francisco; brig Little Harry Br) Rourke
Charleston schr Matte Franklin Griffin. Bangor, Me-
ton
1ANE Nov 1T-Arrived. steamer State OF Pennsylvania
'nr'' Knight New York for Glasgow and proceeded.
NE"hf' NOV lo-Arrived bark st Olaf (Nor1 Lund, Bat
SohENsrowN Nov le-Anived barks consglio dtaD,
Consgiiere New York; I7th Paolina lAus)
do Memory NoD, Olsen. Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov I7-Arrived steamer oasr orer,
oterendorp, New York Bremen (And proceeded
SrErrIN Nov I4-Arrived bark Thor DAM Koford phr
delphia
Sailed 14th, bark chrlstoph Columbus Gen, pebler
United States.
srRALsuNp, Nov l4-Arrlved, bark Louise Poll (eer
jess, Pensacola
TRIESTE Nov I2-Arrived. bark Antonietta dtaD Ira
pani, New York.
VIAL ~, Nov I7-Arrved, bark Tonsbcrghus CNoD, Ja
cobsen Baltimore.
Arrived - Nov IS, "Indrun' from United States
10Th bark Jacob Aus, oassevico New York via Quuens
town
LONDON, Nov I7-Bark Anna (No, Wohl, from Baltimore
Oct 49, with 26o7 bbs naphtha arrived Les Sables
dolomne caky subsequently took fire and viii probably be
totally destroyed.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
THE ROMAN wREsTLE.
BAUER AND CHRIsToL MATcHED-A coETEs
FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND TIL
WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP

BAUER AND CHRIsToL MATcHED-A CONTEST
FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND THE
WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
As a result OF numerous cards published in tho
HERALD and other journals match was yesterday set
tied between the wresters Andre Chrstol and T. Bauer
The former in compliance with challenge OF the lat
ter published the HERALD or the 18th inst covered
the 800 deposited the Office or the Turf Field and
Farm Yesterday afternoon these contestants for the
honor ofthe championship met at the Office OF the Turf
Field and Farm, and through Mr. Fred J. Engehardt
closed the match for $500 side under the following
conditions
l. No hold shall DO allowed lower than the waist
2 The wrestling 10 be with open hands
3 No striking scratching or gouging 10 be allowed.
4 There shall be restrictions in regard 70 grips,
cssping Of hands ana interlacng of hpgers being
agreed upon.
O. The wrestlers must have their finger nails cut
close, and they must wrestle IN soft shoes socks
g. A fall shall be declared when either has been
fairly put upon his back with the two shoulders on The
ground At the same time.
:. In the event OF the wrestlers rolling over each
other the one whose shoulders touch the ground FIRST
under rule @, shall be deemed have lost fall
S Fifteen minutes rest shall be allowed between the
bouts, aud either man falling to appear when time is
called shall be considered 10 have lost the match.
This match shall be decided byeither party TO this
agreement winning TWO out OF three falls.
10. The judges shall examine the men between each
bout TO see that no oil grease has been put upon
their skin.
IL THIS match Shall be Tor $500 side, 500 side
being deposited the Office OF the Turf Field and
Farm, the remaining $500 side TO be placed the
hands Of Mr.. +. j. Engehardt who is agreed upon as
the hnal stakeholder, week PRIOR to thesconest
which shall take place between The Tth and 14th days
OF December, 1873 provided suitable building can be
obtained for the purpose
Il Each party TO this agreement shall appoint one
judge, the judges 70 select referee who shall decide
all questions which shall arise between Them and whose
decision shall be final and without appeal
The contestants have not yet named their judges but
they expressed preference for Mr. Wood OF Woods
Gymnasium, for referee.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
BERGH DEFIED.

LONG ISLAND vs.. NEW YORK N cocKFIGHr-
THE FORMER WINS.
About midnight Tuesday cooking main, the
second Of the season, took place al pit situated
Long Island City, between New York and Long Island
birds over two hundred spectators witnessed the af
fair. Much interest manifested and although both
parties showed excellent Long Island was the
iavore with odds Of $40 TO $50. After some discus
sion vel. known cockaghter from Hunters Point was
chosen referee and the man began Each side
show nineteen birds and TO fight all that weighed in
ranging from lbs. or TO lbs on. Each battle
to be for s75, and the odd and last fight for
1000. Fifteen couples were matched. New York
the first two battles amid deafenng applause.
The main ended after a battle lasting i've hours and
eight minutes in final victory for Long Island The
Of victories at the close stood TO g.
Yesterday morning handbills distributed in
the different station houses and throughout the city by
hr. Berghs deputies Offering reward of $50 for the
apprehension and conviction OF cock lighters
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
SPOKEN.

Ship Alexander Marshall, Gardner from Liverpool for
New York, Oct 20. lat so Ion "a
ship Matterhorn from Liverpool for Coqumho, Sept %
Cbefore reported Sept 23, lat ~ \, Ion p 10 w.
Ship Shakespeare GER, Fechter from Bremen for New
York Oct 15, lat 81 -, Ion II II.
A ship showing PCBQ Qnrst hoist and MCBQ tseco nd
hois from Bombay for New York. Oct l3 lat IA = lon
SW.
Bark Sarah Cam CBD, Eldrdge, from Rotterdam for
Philadelphia. Nov a. no lat, &c
Bark Bessie Simpson tBr, from 81 John (NB) FOR Monte
Vide. Oct =, lat "a n, lon % 4 w.
Bark Lneoln Thorn from New York for AMER Sept 90
lat 9 n. lon - w.
Bark lebecca Crowei Crowel New York for
Ayres Sept 20. LAT ~ - n, Ion IS ".
Bark Athena GER, Belmer, from Bremen for New York
Oct 26 lat a. 30, lon ~,
Bark Huron Of Nova Scotia (which way steering not
stated, Oct 20, 20 miles " the smals
bark showing signal letters PFRS, from - for Charles
ton, Oct 10 lat - q n, lon ~ II W.
Schr Richardsonn reported American, three .mastedl
Oct rs lat 20, Ion 10.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HIGH wArBE
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. II, 1875.
CLEARED:

Steamer France CRrl Altree London-F W Hurst
Steamer City " Havana, Phillips Havana Progeso &c
II Alexandra 4 son.
steamer South Carolina, Nickerson, chareston--J
Quintard Go.
steamer Ellen Terry, sayear, Hewbern, Nc-Josiah
White.
steamer Annie. Steen Wilmington. Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Defiance Pierce Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Ship sonora, Paine, San Frnncisco-sutton Co.
Bark Taisman (Norl DRhler Antwerp-Funch, Edge 4
Co.
Bark JannetJe Dutch schrer, Rotterdam-Eunch, Edge
a Go.
Bark Atlantic Lanfare Barbados-H Trowbridge's Sons
Brig Starlight, stOyer Barbados-I W 4 Armstrong.
Brig Oliver Br). Weeks, Jereme Qaytij-Wilson As
Brig oroG l80, Belfontaine, St Johns NF-Hatton Wat
sou 4 Co
schr Rcbecca Florence, Rich ards Porto Cabeo-G Am
sinck K 60.
Schr Nettie Walker. Drew st Kitts-Jones Lough.
Sehr Hattie Card Moore, Jack sonville-W arren Ray
Schr EmmaJ Edwards, Chamberlain, Richnond-slaght
Petty.
scbr Hero Baker, Salem-C Robbins.
schr Spartel, Crossman, Boston-Jed Frye Go.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

.r7y- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YoRK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
use on board yacht showing while burn
ing red green red changing from 70 the other
succession be miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige by
pairing any marine they may the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
n- Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arrfv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River. New York
from all parts of the world and promptly de-
hvered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny HERALD YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsToNB TELEGRAPH LIVE

REPORTED nv THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Bothnia lBD, Noodle Liverpool Nov and
Queenstown Ith. with mdso aud 2l4 passengers 10
Franckyn. NOV To- la ~ O9 Ion o. 10 passed Anchor
line steamer, bound east
Steamer City of Brooklyn r) Tibbetts Liverpool Nov
and Queenstown 5h, With mde ana ~ passengers John
Dale. Nov 10 lat ~ ~. Ion IA 20 passed ship Agnes
Ger from Hamburg for New York i2h 4j ~ Ion
- Red Star steamer bound 10TH miles
Of sandy Hook, Anchor line steamer do.
Steamer Cornwall tBri Stamper Bristol Nov with mdsc
and IS passengers 10 W ID Morgan Had str0ng NV and
sw gales the whole passage. Nov 3 AN lat ~ So Ion
SO 10 passed a tiut0n steamer bound east
steamer city Of New York Zimmerman Havana Nov 3,
with mdse and passengers to Y Alexandra 4 sons.
steamer Hudson eager. heu Orleans Nov ~ aud South
Steamer Huntsvie Chester Fernandina Nov TO- Bruins.
WICK th and PORT Koy 18th with and passengers 10
steamer Amerea from savannah for Baltimore with shaft
broken took her ID TOW and toved her Charleston
Steamer Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington, Sc, with mdse
~ M Clyde a Go.
steamer A6emarc, Gibbs, Lewes Del with mdse to the
Ola Dominion Steamship CO.
grg Excelsior m, Mayor Bermuda days 10 ballast,
y Duncan McColl
schr BanvHd voorhls Virginia.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Fchburg Springer New Bedford FOR New
YORK
steamer Thetis. Young. Providence for New York.
Steamer Flyaway, Enos Providonce for New York
schr Mary Lime5uncr, Lansn, Fan River for New York
Schr Belle lipll. Brn,a, Providence fer New York
Schr Kienzi, CObeigh, Boston Tor New York
schr Lusano, Mckeon, Rocsport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Bro Isaac Carver williams Hoboken for Buckspori Ne
brig Elmra, Scott HoDoken for salem.
schr Mott Haven, Collins New YORK for Calais
schr n il shaw Springer, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Racer Weeks New York for Greenport
schr Cuba (Br. Baldwin. New York for 81 John NIB.
srhr Anna MyrcK Jones Hob0ken tor Providence
grnr Garrett II Wright Wright. New York FOR Bosion.
schr Alice w. AOboken for Portsmouths
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
To-DAY's WORK.

Instead or there being two games as usual ths ai-
ternoon, there win be but one and i will begin
at three instead OF two O'clock Il viii be between
sexton and Rudophe The two evening games VIII
be between GARNER and joe Dion and the secohu oe-
tween Sexton and Cyrlie Dion
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

Cleared al New Bedford Nov l6 bark Benz Cummings
Brown, for Pacific Ocean land sailed lTthJ.
Arrived ST Helena date 10y telegraph 10 London
from Madeira A. bark George susan, Hoyer, OF NIB;
oil not given
Edgartown from Fayal 26th brig Rosa Baker Thompou
Of NIB do 9th, barks Andrew Hicks Howland, Of West
port do A II Tucker Baker, OF NIB.
Sailed from 49, barks Com Morris Wlnsow. Of NB.
"a cruise 10th G Morgan, Tnkham do do; brig ID A
small Curren Of Providence do schr Goaier Roberts
do do 26th, bark Scott Robbins Of NIB do; Draco,
Peaks DO dol 9th Peru Ears do, do brig Abbott Law
dc.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
SAILED.

Steamers Russia (I3r for Liverpool; State Of Nevada
(Brl Antwerp City Of Havana Havana Cores. New Or
leans; South Carolina Charleston Ellen ) Terry, New
bern Nc; ships Augnste Gen, Bremen Semramis, do
Fawn, Hayre Robena, London; Isaac Webb, Liverpool
barks Carb, ST Croix; Zodiac lr London Atlantic Bar
bados southergreen lBr Glasgow; Ruth lNor Cork
brigs Houston, Cardenas; Clara Adams, st Thomas
Nellie s. Crox Eastern star Port Spain starlight Bar
bados oulton tBr ST Johns NJ; schrs Ella. kuevi.
tas Allegro Kingston ia; Cyrus Fosett Fort dc France
and st Pierre.
Wind at sunset, NV
barometer N annRet 30 lG.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that BY teeuaphlng the HERALD London Bureau ad-
Bennett No 4e Fleet street. London" tbs
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do pOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports o American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the win be cabled to shs
Try free % charge.
Captains arriving AZ and sailing from French and Medi.
terranean win End the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphnx
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TINE NOTICES TO SAILORS.

TINE NOTICES
The Treasury Department has received cory Of public
published by the German government, saying I'm
Of navigation IL has been decided
erect ne-ba the German coast NAMELY
Neufahrwasser Swinemunde, Cuxhayen and Bremen
haven The stations will be in telegraphic
communication with the observaories and will give
the ships sailing past regular and reliable time signals The
will consist In dropping ball visible long dis.
The dropping will occur twice day at the first in
stance indicating the time the place Of
signalling and in the second instance the mean time at
Greonwich Special notice will be given of the
mode Of conducting the service at the
eral stations
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

Schr Evelyn. Thayer Port johnson for Providence
Schr = Hurst; Cook, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Mary Rice, Pressey, New York for Boston
Schr Maria Adelaide. Brockway New YorK for Boston
Schr II II Haley, Lewis Ezabethpor for Providence
SchrJ Lamprey, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Judge Low, Hallowe New York FOR Boston
SchrJ Terry. Raynor. Port johnson for Providence
Schr g w Mathews Mathews New York for Boston
Schr w Mangam. Chase. New ork for New Bedford
Schr Il Forsyth. Hobbie. New York for Stamford
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
vAEsnA, No, s-AsrIyed. natti. a Mcfarland, McFap

swA.sEA, Nov 3-ASived, Hattie Mcfarland, NcFar
land, WiscasseG
SLIGO, Nov 4-Arrived Ellida, Gundersen. New York
cisco for Hull
or the Start 4th saracen. Knight London New York
into Longhope Oct 81 Countess Of Mntos
wales quebec Ton kewcastle Elizabeth Patterson, do.
SrETTiN, Nov i-Sailed. Clara. Dillwitx, America.
sTAyANcER Oct 2o-sned Nordens Dronning Tobiassen,
Pensacola =
ST HELKEA no date Coy telegraph from Madeira Nov D.
Arrived. Ellsworth. Wass Manila Tor New YORK 81
ST. MIcHAKLs, Oct I7Arrved Glacier Bente New York.
TABLR BAY, date by telegraph from Madeira Nov d.
Arrived, Ocean Chief from Shields
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
FOOT BALL.

The Columbia College twenty vii play match with
ihe twenty q Rutgers College % 81 Georges Cricket
Grounds llobokon, on saturday. the goth inst Game
WIZ te called ~ two NJ. Ladies nre invited The
previous Machi played short time since al New
Brunswick resulted ~ tie and the coming game blas
laT " bo elose and IllerestIua.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
ZOE proN AaArNsr sLossoS.

There recess 81 fifteen minutes after the con-
test between sexton and DAILY bad ended, At eight
cen minutes after ten. sosson had won 4 great many
friends by bis victory in the afternoon
over Garnicr, but Dion was tie ayorte with
Tue betting almost Two to oue Their
confidence was not misplaced for LIE played
steady though not brilliant game throughout. while
slosson made most miserable play up u the twenty
sixth inning his highest run be ng Il that lime onlv as
and making nine failures count out III the art tvep
iy-one innings. Dion, n bis nrss nning. hay,n, won
the lead, made 20 70 lis oppopobts 4
Jn the sixth inning Joe made il ara
50 IN the thirteenth the game standing then Don III
20 co. In the twenty second inning Joe added l8 t
bis account, which stood az 2t5 10 tho inning pre,os
At the close Of the twenty fourth inning the rnne
stood 257 for Dion 70 Al tor S.o5son The young eow
seemed 10 feel pretty badly al tie MY tho string
looked bgt when IL Is taken into consideration tlai
lie played two games on Tuesday against two I'D
the best players IN tbe tournament and had spnpt
himself ID 4 splendid light With 1arnier yestcrdny
afternoon whom he succeeded IN defeating his poor
piayng last ght be partially accounted for Why
much WORK WIS pat upon bun, one of the
youngest contestants, and Who has had les 0p-
I0riunily Tor practice than any or tile others
is a question which seemed puzzle a good
many pcpoic lost evening When the game a. The
Giosc V Dioo's lEeDE s1tb nnlnR stood 10 70 " IN
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BELFAsr Nov I7-Aryed brig Albatross Nop, Tenscscn,
Wilmington NC
DUBLIN, NOV I6-salled bark Mercurius Nor, Ludwig.
United stateAs
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
TRoTTNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK

Two contests came of the above place yesterday
afternoon the frst being between horses that had
never beaten 245 There tour starters, compris
ing black geldng Colonel Campbell sorrel mare Daisy,
bay gelding John B and bay gelding Remington. Four
heats were trotted arst being won by Daisy, the
second. third and fourth by Colonel Campbell He
was a strong favorite throughout the race.
The second AMIR purported to be sweepstakes be-
tween the black mare Lyde, sorrel mare Lavena and
brown gelding Missouri Boy The latter distanced
The arst heat, the other making dead heat.
Then the went for four heats further,
the horses alternating with their heats until
i've had been trotted when the judges, who had be-
come convinced that the affair was fraud declared
the or together with all the bets pending This
decision very satisfactory TO all except those
gagged in the swindle.
The attendance not large, the track
good for rottng when the began but before they
over which near night the track had greatly
improved, and should the weather continue far until
tins afternoon il will be in very good condition the
two Tine races that announced 10 come of.
The following is
FLEETWOOD PARK-sEcoSD FALL MEETNG.-First
day, Nov IT-Purse 800, for horses that have
beaten 45 500 the rst $50 to the second, $40 to
the third horse mile heats, best three in 6ye har
ness.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

his favor slosson began TO play ike himself, and BY
most excellent play bad 81 put to his credit The
spectators who had previously begun 70 get impatient
with his frequent misses, appauded nm Win great
second inning Dion the game out
The following is
Joseph Don-20 2 2, 5. II 20, O. 5, O. II, 5, o
G5, Is s. 0, = l. O. 1 4, =, H. ., II, 4, /, Q, q =
slosson-o. !, o Is, /, g. o. /, 2 ]. 5, O. 4, o, o.
2 O. o o. l. a. o, 2, ?, IS, u, o. s, 4 0-lB
The time OF the game was one hour and forty min
utes and the winners average was ga
SUMMARY.
The following IL summary Of the playing thus far:-
Games Games Games Highest Highest
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
rArrraInN I.fcnT
WHALEMEN.

The Lighthouse Board gives notice that the Galveston
Irhtshp replaced at her station on the 1h Of Noyem
ber and her lights exhibited as usual
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
stean.1r SAT-. l0s.tlnatlo,.l oaes

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.