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oyrRprp- Bark Isaac Lincoln tof Brumswchl. Capt
Jordan rom Boston Tor Liverpool. with gr1ih - now
She registers 67 tons built In 1880 and is owned py
SkOlield and others.
GLOUCESTER, May ls-sehrs Dictator and Clara =.
Chapman arrived here TO-DAY with the crew o. the chr
Georgeis Bank SATURDAY morning. The Friend was
owned here by Sayword Brothers. che was valued %
00 and insured Sis5 ON the vessel ana SsOu
the outhts
HALIFAX May ls-steamer Hbcrnian arrived this
from Liverpool, via Queenstown, and reports
expericncng strong wind during the whole paSsage.
berfs ana entered fields o. loose ice on inc lth hau
thick aud heavy ice. The passengers for Newiound-
steamer Caspian which for england at noon to-day
nor intending 70 ca ut II Johus owing 70 the reports Oh
ice .
loundland ana leaves tO-nlg hit Tor Portland.
schr Mary Alice arrived here on the 18Th fram Bar
rlncOn with part OF the cargo saved from steamer Al
telegram North sydney tonight reports the ice
closing IN Cape Breton ports again by strong ehslsfy
winds A. lar north rs can be seen ice IS III view.
orLsRc. Mas Is-Two vessels arc reported ashore at
Cape Chat and one 81 Matane.
steamer PolSnesian made n remarkably dulcS run
u Iset 10 Father Point. Capt Grown sant the rot
lowing telegram 10 her agents:-"AM we'll ship and
engines are as perfect as when we lett Quebec
PMfhe vessels reported ashore at Cape Chat are the
marks Earl oil Egin and Norge. ana ships Rising sun
and Irene. 49,
(Brl, Blanch, from Liverpool.
LAUscHEp--At South Bristol May H. from the yard OF
Ganage. steamer OF about FOO tons named Albert
Brown she was puilI for Wells Go, of Bristol
Al Bath Nav VI by Thomas J Southland sons fine
ship OF about IuJ tons named Charles Dennis owned by
the builders Captain ke2er late OF bark Vesuvus com
nands her. This makes the hundredth vessel Mr. South
ard has built.
At Baltimore 18th inst, yacht Colonel Chais'y was
launched from Brustars yard She is ~ Ieet long ana
10 feet wde and - expected 10 prove last saier me
Kether around the White Rocks and return.
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FOREIGN PoRTA

ALeoA BAY April s-sailsd, brig Little Annis Br
In port april g. barks sprIngbok Cgr), isles for New
lgrs. ldg; Kemp ar, Taylor. from Bosom, diss
EousAY April PIN port ships Africana Do Jordan,
War spirit iBr. Duncan and Greenock tBr walker
ior New York Carondelet setson Tor London Frank
Carvil Or. McFee. Tor AmHerdam Tabor, Tavlor, for
Havrc: Stowel Brown lBr) Anderson. and Majestic
Minot fer Liverpool; othelo, uno bark Milo, kraent
BniBssVaTsR, Nc. May H-saisd. brig China or.
CALcrrrA April Pin port SHIPS British Navy tBrl Al
kns0u Ivaahoc (Br), Iukes lied Gauntlet lBri, Ewe1
Cherwell tBr Weale Victoria Nyanza Brl. LARGE ana
Agenor Gould, all for New YORK. ldg Bengal tbp ana
Waterloo (Br, Tor DC. Graudee Jacobs, Timour Rob
bins, ana Jean IBgeow Shinaber, unc; hark = y Mer
ryman, Young, Tor Boston, dzi ana others reported
later.
Proceeding down the river April Q, ship Lord Iynd
hurst tRrl, kinnaird, FOR .ew YORK.
sailed ron saugor April 6, ship Winged hanier, Pan.
cEiTs April SPIN port bark soad cNOr. sOrsDssn,
F1YAI, April Is-gaied bark Kate Williams Hale, san
Arrived 2lst. steamer Prsdo Bp, Thomas Liverpool,
sailed sd for LverpOul with cargo wheat per snip
an aIae Br), IRON an Francisco
In port Apri! 23 bark .ddtson. Dlas, iron Boston ar
rived 10Th, for Ne he ford. 70 sail shortly -.
Hose Koxc, April l0-saied, bark CariDaloL Noyes,
Cleared April IL BARK Forward ,Br, stachsn Manila.
IN pori April i6-ShDs Ellen Muproe, horcrossi At.
lantie Aellen, and Ayonmore; Cornels for en- tran.
unc sndeavor warland IRON BaRya, do bark For.
ward strachan. for Portland, o. prig Hazard Levitt
ossisic April it--Asrvsa, ship Frederick Taaer,
49, 4ss AK ss & n frS sSis $50 S
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Steamer Beverly. Pierce. lhadelphla-James Hand
steamer Glaucu- Bears RoFtnp-h Dfmock
ship Niagara (Br), AcFarlane Liverpool-henders ON
Bros.
bark Uge lAusu, raoleuch, Yokohama ana Hiosa-
Socovich A 90.
Bark Lotte Stewart Br). Sinclair, Liverpool-snow
Bark Angelina dtaD, Lubrano Cork or Falmouth
Rark Dome nico QtaD. Astengo, Cork or Falmouth
for orders-SlucOvlch 20
BARK Rraziiiera GER Jachens. Rchmond-Funch,
Edye x Co.
Brg curacoa CBr) Faulkner. curacoa-Jos Foulke's
Sons.
sehr Annie " Barker, snowman Rio Grande do sui
Miller tiOughtof..
schr Etie > immons, Harrington. Port span--H
Trowbridges sons.
.chr john shay Nickerson, Kingston Ja-A II Solo
schr Mary Novel;, HOWELL cardenas-B Brett. son 4
60.
schr Mark Pendleton. Pendlcron. Curacoa-H W Loud
a 90.
Schr 20 W Kinds, Iiil Cat Island--B ! Weinberg
schr Mary ", Murray, Governors Harbor-B Won
berg
schr L crossieF JBr), Crossey. 81 Johns Mt
Bertaux
schr Mockins BIRD CBn. Bradley, Charleston, SEP
Ncvius son.
schr Nellie Porter Howard, Washington Eo--w
Sc hr Mabel staples Burriil, wilmington-Brett son
x Co,
schr Kate V Aitkens, Brewer. Georgetown, Dc-over-
ton a Hawkins
schr A Ii shulx, Duncan Baltimore-wnliam Chat
chr Thos siuneckson, Dickinson, Phiadelphia-A
schr Fashion. Carburry, New Haven-Cartwnght Il
Doyle.
scnr saline Burton. Burnley. stamiord-stamfora Manu-
sloop Henry Gesnes shand, New Haven-RasRees
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, May i7-Arrived, steamer Il Knight,
ss,leS@schr EMS 1 smith. East Cambridge.
APPONAUG, May l6-sailed, schrs shAmrock, Troy,
ssoSfo" Mae asne. G i've Ssra Xaens Adams
Coum. Galveston brig Beta tBr seg. Antigua schrs
smyrna tx Darius EDDY Rideoat DO frsnS DOW
NJ: " simmons Williams, weehSw sen;. Mary d
Reeves. Roberts DO; u Mccenilsy Cheney; DO: Alas
ka Clara do; orzlmbo. Guptiii, Ho0oken Andrew Pc
tsrs Cook. do; wiam.C Bee. Forester, 10.
senrs Marcia Lewis Lewis, Baltimore selIe Brown,
Hal Eondout BAD win Brews.sr 90; H u,r
man. Hickman, weehawEen: Ii Rand kinney. do;
cssreds,es@sTs DominIgo 90; cIsmssDt, Y Ear
mouth mr. sar eisr ouesn %
crmp Corr or Falmouth BRIG Laewins !Bs McIseod,
Arroyo pr Brave ross hayti: Marasaibo xsen, s.
erre ssrs99s a nee!oo s ssaSy HOOK
BALTIMORE, May i7-Boiow, shIp John Rutherford
Y5aiisP 10 oT, nv T:ss Indies Paladin
isth-Arriysi steamers j Policy Price. Charleston;
Blackstone. liaLes. froviaence zgdiac sayesr MiI'
MINER Do ship ulloe C9rl small Lobo. Island ;ehrs
TSntoa ao fcres Ss fsrse Sew haven James
sserhwaite. Wolf, Philadelphia; Armenia Bartlett,
Yong DO; " Tuli, Shropshire 90; Caroline ksnzs,
Dlks, do: Lyon, Lyon Hoookeni Alex whey Beau
Cleared steamers Hstteras swirl New YORK; oeto:
s. lgneiio iial Gsrgaiio, Newry dreIahdji Helene
Barcelona; schrs Melvin. soberts, Barbados Addle
Chsdwck Atsn, FER Dc France Mary fsnHis e.
wood Haskell, Boston; Kicnard Peterson. English, DO,
Kate Collins Matthew'S Charieston' bhen Eooln Bur
ssilsd-ship Linn. Ross; bArEs Condor, Hans and
BRCN Wick, ca Nay ll--clearsd. schrs Timothy
Field, Leland. Camden. Ne; I2sh sarah B. strout Ssw
5ooTHBAY. Nay ls--Arrivsd, schrs Alyarad2, With.
an Basa ipf sa nv Rev YORK
1lth--arrivOd schr Nay Day Waterman, Eoskport Tor
DASGQk, May lS-sailed, scnr Nellie Carr French,
gAfI, Nay iS-sssd, schrs only Son ~, der, PIMA.
i7fh sailed, SEM Flora CONDOR. Chsrleston; -.
bard New iorss sioop Mary "a rsy srush iloboken
. sailed=sehr Harvest, Corwtn, New YORK; hoop frea
CHARLIE 0S Nav If-cleared, schr Emile Bird.
sailei- chr A lays smith, Danen, Ga.
l7tn-Arrived, schr Nary Mankin, New Nork. -.
York; sour Ayrover Brown DO mas been reported ar
Also arrived 18TH steamer Fanlta, PhiIadelpha schrs
1 Donevan, Donovan Bath' Me- "inawAra' sa.
saiied-steamer south Carolina. SioEerson, New
York
MACE London. y y6it1eT ,sT5 spcer Boston
nh--Arrtvea schr A Hayes smith, savannah; :
,tAsI GRkENWlCH, Nay lS-saiied' scbr Lille .
fERNANDISA, Nav s--Arrived, sehrs Abbie Bprsley
Parker, savannah; David Clarkson, Ireland 81 Mafys
l6th-Arnved. schr Jed Frye Langley. 81 harys, ca.
neld ''
SSsilsd1Rrls Loeb Louond Gnchsist ss2iR wall
apa eis1fs1 same asy u Ie,1rn .,brs Emma Cor
case, and Rachel Jane. kat0n, Hobokcn.
tltnyvvsalsq' senr y Ant, n, Mazda NON from
Minauan Tor Queenstown. nearly ready for sea- to san
NOZZLE Way STARVED, sour Annie Booth Hsy.
IS W ohItAxs. May Is-Arrivsa steamer Margaret,
-.ciesrsd.ssars Yazoo, Barrstt phiiaaslpnia ytg
ssnpg sssa as SsSss isSs
zsssssslSvia.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


UM~ see cAnle news
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE from Hull for Montreal (before
reported. ashore Maane, OF high tide, but
made much thar she h1d 70 he ashore 10
save Der anklng be engine room Il oil of wafer
BARK GKx sco1I sl5 tons 81 Fairhaven has been pur
chased BY John Richardson, and wi % nsled at New
Bedford Tor whaling voyage Ia the Indian ocean IN
der the COMMAND q Capt charles Robbins formerly
10 the whaling service but who has lately been en-.
Raged In the merchant buaness
BARK CASxIK lBr). at Boston from Melbourne.
portsFcb 20. lat ~ !, ~ 81 W during gaze rom
NV, lost bowsprit stove balwarks and Forward house
scnR LIzzK YorSe tern. townsend before re-
ported sailed from Alexandra Va on the l5h Inst or
BIO ton with cargo Of coai AMI encountered sgoai
the mouth q the Potomac 10 which sne iost ner
fOremast and manmast and with mizzenmast pat into
Norfolk for repairs.
scHR MAID MIsr, Smith. from Baracoa for New
York. was pszcd IN squa 6ih inst The crew were
taken OF tins wreck the sth by bark ElDa from new
York which arrived a. Havana 18th one " the crew.
q lost The hald or the MIST was l3A tons
register, and built At Ellsworth In IsIl whence sne
hailed.
seer WkNATA, swinerton, from Liverpool for New
YORK which put into Portland Ne 18th IN dlstre@ nsa
lost ana split sails carried away lore and main Rana ana
sprung aleag, &c during heavy weather
cas- ca1sA goyrr IBrl, SCOTT rom Newport tor ne.
vana saod RON faya April put baoE iotn e uEhtsn
new riggins, And SAILED AGAIN 2id,
seas IAvlsa was ssd at Aaotioa - urI4az Ausrmss@
a. soc iay 90 Toe beAen IS EAasasxsf for Std
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TRoTTNG AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May ls 1875
The trotting over tue Herring Run Course com.
menced to-day. The track was In good condition
aud the weather was me.
FEST RAcE.-For horses that have never beaten
$3.50; mile heats, three in ave; purse 81 o0o seven
started Annie Collins. orange Blossom, Albert,
Jack Draper, Gray CRlef. SNOWFALL and White
Cloud. Albert won In three slraignt heats, Anne
Collins coming In second aud Jack Draper Inird.
lime. $3.50 5S-2:30-2:30.
SECOND RAcE.-For horses that have never
beaten 2:90; mile heats, three n I'VE: purse
$1,000. The starters we're Carrolton Qate Captain
JACK, clifton, Jacob Larlan and Fannie. Clifton
won me H. St two heats aud Carsoton the others.
Clifton took secOnd money and Larian third. Fan
ME was dlstanced In the nrst heat
Time. 2:25-2 26 p $50 :33-2.3k
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SPOKEN.

schoolship Mercury cruising. NAV Is rs miles Sc OF
the Highlands 10y steam tug sarah Mesdl.
Ship Gen Mcclellan, Wheeler, from New York for San
Francisco, April 6. lat 81 3 y, Ion 20 so W.
Ship Jumna (6ri from Clyde for Montevideo, May 8
lat Al " lon ~ W.
Ship Edith Troop CBrl. from Liverpool for Calcutta
March 20 lat l6 :, Ion 30 W:
Shin Twilight Liverpool for New York, April q
Ship Bertha nom Rio Janeiro for cailao. Feb g. lat
IS lG ), Ion SC 30 W.
Bark Gent0o Staples, rom New York for Bombay,
March 90 lat 46 S. Ion - w.
Bark Wood (BrJ. uom Liverpool for shediac, April
-. lat 80 81. Ion II "a
Bark d Heinrich GER, from London for Wilmington,
April 81 % a. Ion q. 20
BARK Mercator, Mede IRON Bergen for North America
April "a, OF FAIR Ise.
BARK James Mishart tBrl, from Astoria for Cork
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LIGarnousE DESTROYED.

LIGHTHOUSE DESTROYED.
Notice been received from the government OF the
Bominion OF Canada the Lighthouse at Port Malt
land Lake Erie was destroyed fire the Both of
April last and that Temporary light will be shown
until q new high thouse shall he erected
ALTERATION HARBoR LIGHT AT sAHTASDRR SPAIN.
Notice is given Of the following changes in the harbor
II Is situated on the Sw angle OF the office or the cap.
tain the port the end OF Caderon mole. The tower
Is rectangular and Is painted dark straw color, nd
the lantern witch OF OF the natural color OF
the metal light fixed red. elevated 291a ee above
the level and Is feet above the land, ana in
clear is visible miles over of 1853 20 from
Point San Marun (Which bears from the light 20 ~ ~,
the south toward the north embracing all the
bay, with the exception Of that portion oDscured By the
castle and Point san Martin.
The entrance port Is divided into two channels
by Mouro Island, the one TO the eastward being the
larger
stand IN to the southwark and southwesward OF the
Bland without danger until the Light the Caderon
mole sighted beyond Point San Martin, when they
change the course to avoid running Quebranas
Bank
vessels entering BY the smaller or western channel
Cerda light should also change the the
ment the light on Caderon mole Is sghted keeping in
the centre the channel tar as Promontory Point
Position-Lat as ~ So y, Ion 343 81 W.
bearings magnetic. Variation, Is deg 80 min westerly
in 1875
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81 NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER.
ING TEE PORT or new FORK AT SiGHr.-Thc Srv
yoRK HERALD han adopted a distinguishing Coston nsht
signal for board the HER1LD seam yacht show.
ing while burning the coors green, red. changing
toe other succession and can be sew.
cral miles distant Captains Of vessels upon seeing this
signal VIII oblTe us by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department o. the
HERALD
So Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels
arriving At New York do 20 By ADDRESSING % such
vessels care OF HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New YORK Letters recsved from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are r..
oured.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Honolulu April TO- ship Europa. Mckenzie.
NIB cruise with $50 bbs coast oil and sailed lah
for Arctic ocean,
Sailed rom do April ls snip st George Mckenzie NIB,
for Arctic 18th bark Java 2i Fisher NB for do
Bar6 Adeiine Gibbs. formsn. sailed from ST. Helena
March 81 Tor New Bedford, took on freight s. bDls oil
IRON bark Dcsdemona; l07 Ibis 50 oil from bark Matta
pnseu 30 do from bark Louisa all OF New Bediord ~
bbs oil from bark Greyhound, or Wesaort.
letter from CAPTAIN Clifford, OF bars Mercury, OF V.
reports her Maurus April with 900 bills So and 800
VIII oil all told. Nv the upetrng OF boat Crozet
Domingo Gaspard Portuguese shipped at Fayal, was
drowned.
letter Helena. April IL reports the shpme
lbs bbs and $50 do hpbk oil from bark sarah 3H
do sp from bark George susan, and 80 do DO from
bark ocean. all nf NB. BY German schr Salier, which
sailed for New Bedford April g.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents and shipmaser3 are Ia.
formed that BY tclecraphing to ths HERALD London
Bureau. No 20 Fleet street. the Paris ONCE
Rue Scribe. the arrivals departures from En.
ropean and Eastern ports OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United stateA the will be
eabed this country Tree Of charge and published
Captains arriving and sailing from French AMI
Mediterranean ports viii md the Paris once the
economic al md expeditions for feiegraphinx newa
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Steamers Wisconsin OBJ for Liverpool, stelnmann
(Beig) Antwerp; OMNIBUS Havana; uid Dominion
Richmond, A e: shiD Workman BIZ, Bremen barKs
Brothers Havana, Ceres Ger, Danrzic; Lady Louisa
gBrl. lOndoni Nelle Guest, Bremen de Zaldo saguA
In Gtande Lennatar (hus trOnssdt. origs sarah Gro
well - johns, PR: dorsey, Barbados; Rachel Couey
90: Fran or, Corz Don Jacinto, Nontevdeo; schr
Efle j simmons Port 5paiB.
ship Annie Bingay Brl, IRON Liysrpool, which sailed
ffom sandy HOOK l1th IL bound Balimore.
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wESTON's WALK.

Yesterday at the Rink, although the attendance
OF spectators TO witness the extraordinary exhibl-
ton Of physical endurance by E. p. Weston was
not quite 80 lafge as usual yet there were sum-
cient present TO give the plucky PEDESTRIAN SEINE
encouragement 10 pursue has weary way. His
l2JtR mile was scored at 81. 40m. 4ss and the
120th at about ten O'Clock his nton tnen being
10 wax until between TWO and snree this morning
before resting again.
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MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BOSTON, May IS. 1875.
Two good races took place to-day at the Mystic
PARK May meeting
In the three minute race the black geldlng
J. G. Blaine won. Time, 2:s5K-2 :3Sk -2:34z
In the :33 race the chhestnut geldlng Colonel
Barnes won. Time, 2:355I-2:36k-2:seZ
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Steamer Wkacousir fBr. Forsyth, Liverpool via
Observation-Disclosures A Guon-
CO. '
steamer Old Dominion walker EorIolk City Poin.
ana kiohrnoaa-~Old omipion Steamship 20.
steamsr annie rstean tuinf tea. Dal-A 4pevt6
steamer tesRsr, DAVIS WHMnQpgn, Dot~ Abnutk
siaknef ktlAssls NA1Ase, sni9 enes ,hamA
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHT DuTCH
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that and after
TO- next lights will be exhibited from ship Ian
placed low structures at each end of the
Dutch Gap Canal James River, Va.
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SHIPPING NEWS
,CEAN STEAMERS
Oaee

DATES on DEPARTURE FROM NEW YoaK FoR Txs
MAY JrNE
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M sECOND NO


Ten horses we're entered Tor this race, which
was Tor purse VI 81 0C1 Tor horses that CAD never
beaten 2:26; $1,000 20 the nrs 500 10 the second.
$500 70 the third ana $500 to the fourth morse
mile heats, best three Ia ave, In harness. Or tne
ten entries nine came 70 the post. These were
loom Irours gray mare sea Foam, W. sargenrs
charley Green, "A. kellyis graz eedlng Ian0er
Soy ban Mace's black ge!dinR 5lancne. J.
Walkers black mare May BIRD, Jonn Il Doty,s
Day mare Lydia Thompson, Robert THORNTON 5
fray gelding Royal George, ana joan :. Bakers
Day Relding Tom Keeier. IN the pool sales
Blanche mad the call over any named morse, NAY
Bro being the next IN iavor. Tue horses had
very nne START, Tom Keller getting away wltn the
iead, Blancne second, Lady BANKER third. ION
Keeler kept the lead 70 the end, winning the neat
very easily, Bancne second. sea Foam thrd,
after leaving the quarter pole. Tom keeler then
became great fayVrite, selling Tor more tnan al
the others comoined. In me second neat rom
Keeler casned away Win toe lea1, TANNER Toy
second. Blanche tnird, the others straggling 90 a.
pest rney could. Tom Keeier kept a 'front.' IN III
% the Tower turn. when ne broke up ana Tanner
Boy went 10 the 'front.' Keller second, Blanche tnlrG
rnis CONDITION OF Things Continued . The tnree-
aaarter poe, when B4aDcne took srcond place, and,
after beautiful struggle she Deat tanner BOY
0 length 10 the score. Keeef third, sea Foam
Ton ID. Charley Green Dftn, tue others srragciing
Ia. Blanche again became the iaYorite, ana Two
70 one was w&eered on her winning the race. she
and afLern ard Dan Mace amused ntmseli oy look
ING Dacx ana chAr1ng those VINO were Dehtnd nlnl.
lie won tie neat very easily ~ Two lsngtns.
Charley Green second, meek 70 Tont ~ tanner
Boy. Tine, Z ~. four 20 one was then laid on
Bianche against the 1eid. sic won the neat
easily. MAJ Bird second, Tom Keller third. The
latter won he second premium. Tanner BOY tue
tnird and Charley Green the fourth prize. Time,
227k The following isa
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Purss S2,0yo FOR horses that have
never beaten 2.25; sl.OVJ TIE nrsf, $500 10 tue
second, $500 10 toe tnird and $500 70 the fourth
Iorse; mile heats, best three 10 nye, ia harness.
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FLEETWOOD PARK-FIRsT SPRING MEETING
FIRST DAY-FURsDAV, May iS-Purse $1,000 Tor
horses that nave never oeaten Z:5Oi $3.50 70 the
rrst 800 10 the second anu $3.50 10 the tnIrd mile
heats, best three in Ave. ~ harness.
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.LMANAc FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.


PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IS, 1876
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public; passports procureI general law suits managed
Frederick KING. Lawyer, gJ3 Broadway, residence
Offices Sa g Easl kigi ID street
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-04

@egen bic 5euI@reden pfrb in
grcpn County nit erOBsm Gifer Elm Rriess.
plan Ing Wert ssieBt. Cine sablrei& belu6te
DISCRIMINATING, pel@e Scrisen 9amitag IN
Slespp Gse unter b.m 8orfBe tes 5rn. Boble>
ter i~tattfanb, faBte unsbrsre gsl9li1s, bersu
pslentlt9e 9untte fOleenbe tnb Ginlebuna Ct.
mes, aus ben 9erren Sd. Wasner, Collins Or.
SumpbreA gcttenmiler unb Scott beRebenben
Committee, nit Der @ufsabe, rad 4rafsn avf
gfrbineeruns Der Yrairtefeuer in bitism 6e,bf
b%in3uwirfsn. Inter Nnbsrm loaen Die GtIen-
babns Gpmpasnien erfuGt werbsn, barauf ~
ieben, ba6 tas @eIGnbe am GilenbabnaeIeiIe
niGt bur9 Die 0OeOmptipen tn 8ra.b aelest
rerbe.
5srnsr: bic gOantY GOmmiifoner at ttiu>
&en, Ssn,anb sa ernenneu, wsI9sr F9 nit ben
Sorltsbsrn bena6barter &cunttes, pegen CT
s%rsifnns ssmsiai&aft!i@er RabuseIn sesen bic
9suiGrsfen in's @ernebmen isBt. 6trner iDl
e%rn1ittelt perben, mo unb an pelGen pIdben bic
9euf&redsn baupiid&li& Gier binterIiesen.
Die geriammIuns ipra@ f& eesen bic 3ped-
mdBisfeit Der in Circulation ssfsbten petitio1
an ben @onsree in 70 tpett aus, als barin cine
ge%rIauseruns Der 3eitbauer, usIGe G4 gre-
enpter &c. SSn ibrem 2anbe entfsrnen ~biirffen,
auf 3 Sabre b~efirnortet rerbe, ba etne fold,
gerwiaisuns CUR GatVUItsruns bes Gounty's
flbren fSnute.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-04

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lis 3iemIt& baufs Dor ; 10 er3dblt man f9 Don
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9srr Gifanp, Reiieuber Der 6trma Spnes,
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81. paul na& @tnneapOlis auiiGsn BEN 6atr.
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osrisn. Wabrenb elmer Der 8srIe 9erra 5if-
fans's pferee anbielt, Der anbere ,bnn cine eela.
oene gifUl seiste, hur&lu@te Der brittle refen
Sal&en. WIidlitsr Detie bate 5err 3iFan9
nur cine fIetue Summe baarss @slD BET Gt,
feline Weribpapters bsfaupen bauptla&liG in
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