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The New York herald., 1875-10-24
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steamer Colombo (Br), Burkitt, Hull Oct and South
ampOn 9th with mdse and n passengeIs 10 Wright
Had strong westeryy gales 70 the Banks from thence
hurricane from wester, varying around 20
wes with heavy head Seaaeting ~ hours washing
the lookout bridge three men, who were killed and 9TH
steamer Rhein Oier9 Brickenstein Bremen Oct and
Southampton 18th with ndse and 400 to Gel
rchs Co Had strong westerly winds 20 the 10Th thence
variable and Gains 2Oth lat IS o. lon 81 3 passed
steamer Ger) hence for Bremen I'D of Nantucket
steamer Kopstock tGer), hence for Hamburg
steamer Hudson Gager New Orleans Oct H. with mdse
steamer Beneiactor, Tribon, Wilmington, NC days,
with mdse 70 W Clyde n Co.
Steamer Reading Colburn Philadelphia with coal 70 mas
Ship Colorado Ingraham Galway 30 days In ballast
master. Had heavy westerly gales 70 the Banks from
thence II days with variable winds.
Bark Doris Gerdes Ger, Meyer, Liverpool "A days. with
Bark Berg 1sor) Neisen London a days ballast
Bark Henrietta GER Hagen. Bremen 81 days with mdse
Lung Oct 15 lat AZ 10 lon 6l 20 passed schr
dr from Rio Janero for Gaspce, under Jurymass
Bark sonthergrecn tBrl, Spicer, Leahorn % days
with marble and rags to Fabbncoti vessel to whit
BARK Emeia Ceestins GtaD starace Marseles go days
Ion heavy gale lost and split salts 18th lat ~
ion 81 80 spoke schr Abby Wasson hence tor Porto Cabeo
BARK Ei1S Barss B vesey Bermuda days in ballast
sshr Emrsa snraiey tof Lubec Me-, McFadden, East
Harbor ri Is days with salt + 4 Robinson Co,
vessel Nj der Houghton was days north OF hateras
schr i Leon ard Smith. Mobile via Key West IL days
Iavng on sept i2 IN Alligator Reef encountered heavy
aIc ana Loaf and split sails received other damage
Schr VIM Scu Barrett Wilmington, ~, Y dVA WIN
naval Murchnson &Co;'yessei W Evans bah
schr r p stockton. Cavalier, Virginia
sahr Oeaan Bird Parker. virginia
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cADrz-saied- bark Modesto tBr) Rowland Rio Janso.
FiUhE Oct 2s-Ariyed, brig Clara Louise, Hsnrahan.
Richmond, Va
GLASGOW Oct 22-AHived bark China CBr,. JObson VIII
miDgton NC.
HUDKsvArI. Oct 22-sAIed bark Evuuen. Hlchboru
Bristol
HELvorr Oct 22-sailsd, the Iran. for Boston
hAyRE, oc' 22-Arrived. ship INLAND CGer Jansen,
New Orleans.
Sailed 18th, bark Lavinia Davis New Yorh
Sailed 23d, PM steamer Amerquo tFr). POuzol. New
York.
KomcsnERc. Oct 2l-sailed. schr W Burroughs. Smith
New York.
LIVERPOOL Oct 22-Arrved ship Prvateer Rr,. Cox St
George NIB; bark Charlotte Geddie CBr) Mckenzie ous
bee
Sailed 22d ship strahearn r) Jarman. United States;
bark Bianco (3r) Foster do.
LONDON Oct 23-cleared bsrks Frementiden Nor, Ter
jesen, United States; Havfruen CNor). Larsen. do.
Sailed from Gravesend 23d ship Hudson Pratt New
York
LIMERICK Oct 23-Arrived bark LieGed cyor Evensen,
New York via Queenstown.
Sailed 22d. bark Ruby Cr) Robertson United states
LisBos-Arrived. schr Winship Doane, Boston
PEEARrH Oct 22-Arrived bark Oliver Emery CB) swsb
bridge 81 John. NIB
QUEENSTOWN Oct 2o-Arrived bark Paolo ntan Inno-
netti- New York. brig Citizen (Br), st John, NIB.
Arrived 22d Pm. steamer Russia B1, Cook, New YolS
srErrIS-sailed, bark Aker Nor, oram United States
rRoos, Oct 22-Arrved, bark Faith (r) Gemmell QUE
bee
rEIFr Oct 22-sailed brig Edna Gregory cBr), Pen.
cry, Charleston.
TRiEsrE-sailed, bark Rosina QtaD, GambardeIla New
York
WEXFORD, Oct 22-Arrived, brig Emily Raymond (Br,
Starratt. st john NIB
LONDON, Oct 23-The ship Niagara (Br) Pickard henea
Tor San FranefSco arrived at the Falkland Islands eaky
not at Rowland Islands. before reported.
Brig Countess B Burne from Halifax Sept ~ for Liv-
erpooi has been picked up abandoned carried
into Greenock. She has a cargo of lumber
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TIE ORPHANS BENEFIT.

The annual festival and benefit which occurs every
year aid that most praiseworthy charity nc Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum, viii take place this yau on
shc 4th Of November, a. the Academy % Music, and
will consist Of an afternoon and evening performance
in which many or the most distinguished dramatic and
lyric artists Of the metropolis viii participate BY
come mistake in tho management, tickets issued
announcing that the festival would take place on the
18th of october but Il seems that the Academy had
been engaged FOR that date BY We ln6epenaeht order
~ Ffks and Commemorative all those who have tickets
dated October 2s will have 20 present them on Nove-
bcr This charitable Festival . 10 ~ thirty nth
year and promises on this occasion, under the manage
mcut ~ Mr william Floyd 10 be q unusual inter.
est Nearly All the theatrical and operate managers n
thc city have promised 10 lend their assistance ana
the result will doubt Be powerful cuniRA"tleh q
talent for tAe ltsIa abandoned walls
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THE TRIAL OF KEENAN,.

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY AS TO THE CONDUCT
OF THE PoIIcE-THE CASE TO BE FINISHED
ON MONDAY.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct 23 1875
The trial OF James keenan, for the alleged homicide OF
police officer Jacob Reupp resumed in the Court OF
Oyer Terminer here today IT being the sixth day
OF the trial
Patrick Hynes Joseph Weiss, DR. Leavitt and Thomas
Carmody testified for the defence The evidence Of
Hynes and Carmody strongly in favor OF the prs-
oner and 10 show that the police officers cubbed
keenan, before a shot was fred, Carmody testified
that the blows which keenan, received from the police
mems clubs sounded like the noise produced by
a base bali bat hitting ball He was
positive that twenty blows were struck
the head OF keenan, by the policemen, Hart
mann and Reupp, before shot was fired The tes
timony so far on both sides for the State and the de
fence is remarkably conflicting The case will not be
concluded before Monday afternoon next
The members OF the jury are kept together and arc
guarded by two consabes specially sworn TO see that
there is communication held by any one with them.
Attorney General Vanatta will sum up the case for
the State and ex-senator John Stockton will perform
the same task for the prisoner.
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schr " Thomas, wnsmore. GeOrgetown, DC.
ss6r SIT + Bsasr, @.'S tock, bali Baiti%ors "''''
p3-Steamer Caland Dutch Deddes from Rotterdam,
Which arrived I'D brought 100 passengers and reports
winds and calms.
So steamer Trafalgar from tho Meditsraneanps con-
signed to Tapscott Bros Co
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Elsanors johnson, Portland for New York.
City OF Ntchburg Springer New Bedford for New
schr Ida Baark, Small Biddees cB II foT New York
sehr ehr s ss5aa WS1s,er CLARK Fan River for Hobeken
sh schr po wm Peck Bunee Hartford for New York.
yGSs sshr Elisabeth smith Winchester New Bedford for
5r iSs Sss YSrf for New York
ser %s.sy fer Sfs sr YS Nss Yo,
Schr MARY Alice Huse, Port Jefferson for New York
sehr Lille ErneStine, Chase, Port jefferson for New
schr Margaret Kennedy, Ford Bridgeport New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Acushnet, Rector New York for New Bedford
Steamer Albatros Davis New York for Fall River
Schr VIM Il Vannaman, Holmes. Virginia for New Haven
Schr carrlnrton. Parker, Baltimore for New Haven
sehr Aida, Brown. Ncwburg for Newport -''''D'
ssST ssT aaey r wws%S Se%Sqs @ Raso1 for Hartford
sh sehr kiagars ha T Kelly Port johnson for Bridgeport
Schr chesebro, Robins Erabsthport for Westerly.
Scilr Alice b, Bassett, Port johnson for Boston
Schr Hattie Collins Nckerson Port johnson Hart
ford. -
Schr Restless Burnham Port for New Bedford
schr VIM Thomas. Winsmore, Georgetown DO for Al
lyn's Point
Schr Almeda, Smith, New York for Virginia
schr Shepard Mount Allen Ehzabethport for Provi-
dence.
Schr b l. Eaton Payson Hoboken for Boston
Schr Lewis Jqne Coles. Kingston for Hartford
Schr Frank Herbert, Crowell New York for Boston
Schr Annie (BD, Seeord New York for st John Nh
schr Alice scranton Bnnce New York for Providence
Schr A Lawson, MehrhoH Hackensack for Providence
rhr .IaAn RI Joh fnr
schr Vim Parker Daniels, Port johnson for Portsmouth
SchT Seaport, Velsor, Amboy for Newport.
Brig Williams (Brl Williams New York for Bristol E
Schr Pennell, Thomas, Weehawken for Boston.
Schr O Acken Toms. New York FOR Stamford
Schr Sallie Burton, Burley New York for Stamford.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, Oct 22-Arriyed schr Fisk, crowen, Balti
end, end Philadelphia - -O'1
Flanders 4sxanda George Seysnscr Harris Phadei
$sslsa; sallIsi 1Isn S.;s H %oestsr
wessn a Do Chase nsaSS@
Maggie F,t Mega,hn, Alexandra; Silver Spray, Wass;
Weaver Weaver, do; Yickerson, Thomas do N A Far
WELL Diser Hoboken; ophr Goth do Nicamore, Elizabeth
Ssloxassa, 10. gsDs.ries from Savannah .
Nickerson Phiadelphia; Glaucus Bearse New York;
ssdss 2 o W SsS x2s % sna %
Thseker, Havana; Leandsr Knowles Chaso Port Royal
Collins, Charleston; Gen Sheridan New York; Sparkling
ssied~s.eamcr wu Crane
OCT o.s LTss BEN
beth Clark, New York. bark GiOrginO dtaD BersoOttO.
Clearei instoamers Foley, Price, Wilmington, NO,
ssy g ex YU4S ,assC SSn
schr Edw Morrison, Lavender Lave Hayre mn. .rro :,
NEW ORLEANS Oct 2s-Arriyed, steamer New Orleans,
pgnham LiyeTgoo; Forest Eagle Hosmer, Havre; bark
closrsd-steansrs Fire Queen gD. cor1tshlsy BARGE
ssw Ss ass .s p a 1s
SPAIN Refine des Anges SFrl Le cuysT Hsyre Wa
rhhsdsiphia 6aTis Mcclellan, Amsterdam; HaicyOn.
fSdi RSSf f Ksn. S3Rs ss:;Sn :s%e r
Boston gs5 rsHS'2 @ Yo aG Geo s,as T FnS
Harding, Gloucester: schrs Agnes Il Bacon Haley,
Boston; Guste Wilson, FLOYD, Quincy Point
Cleared-Steamcrs Equator Hnckley Charleston Nindi
Gator Rogers Providence; Biddle Pierce, New York;
land Agnes Bacon Haley Boston Lena Hunter, Somers,
do r Baird Mayhew, do; L Elmer, Oorson North
Brighton; Young easer. Socum, Somerset Lee Doug
las Pawtucket; Scribner Smith, Fall River; Hurtes.
Bray london: Zephyr, Bowman, Millville; Katie ID
Turner, Chamberlain, Savannah.
Also cleared bark Desete Dubrovach Aus, Drabaz, Dub
lin: schr X Seaman Providence.
Sailed and cleared-Stcamers Wyoming, for SavannahS
Hunter Providence; Roman, for Boston; Lancaster for
do Perkomen Pierce, for do; Hercules, swascy for Fall
River
Minerva L Wedmore Passed down last evening" steamer
Rattlesnake.
Noon-Passed down since the morning report, steamers
Periomen Lancaster and Hercules also schrs Amos Ed
wards Maggie Mulvey Lizzie Dow, and Wild Pigeon.
PM-Passed down-Steamers Roman, and Hunter; schrs
Samuel Gilman, and Eliza 4 Scribner.
Nothing else of note passing.
IEwEs Del Oct %, AMSteamer Abemarle arrived from
New York at AN.
Eoon--Arriycd bark Xenia from Liverpool In ballast
seeking freight a ship has passed in.
PM-Arrived, ship Old Dominion New York.
Bark Carla Nor), from New York. was at Ship John
Shoals this AM
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 15--Arrvcd, bark Cyane, May,
Onnalaska.
Tam O'Shanter, Patterson, Astoria.
sailed-Bark Ella, Williams, santa Monica; brig Moses
32d2Anived, bark Hants County (Br), Cochrane Yoko
hama
Cieared-shps Ericsson Rodgers Queenstown Talisman
BD, Crogan Iverpoo Collingwood Bp for Portland ans
United Kingdom.
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YACHTING.
THE MATCH RACES BETWEEN THE MOHAWK,
REsoLUrB AND DAUNTIEss.


REsoLuTB AND DAUNTIEss.
The match race between the schooner yacht Mohawk
Vice Commodore W. + Garner, and the schooner yacht
Dauntess Will be sailed Tuesday starting from
the lghtship at ten A. N. The course will be forty
miles twenty miles TO wndward and return. The
recent accident TO the Mohawk made il doubtful
whether she would be ready enter the lists, but Vice
Commodore Garner did not delay moment to put her
the dock and yesterday she foated of and was
towed up TO Staten Island in perfect racing trim The
Dauntess has also been overhaued and viii sail for al
she's worth Tuesday. The steamtug Cyclops has
been chartered TO act as stake boat and, It is
understood viii also carry number OF the
anxious 70 witness the race The sloop
race the result OF Mr. Roussells challenge, wl Aiso
start Tuesday morning, and tag has been secured
to act a special stake boat as in case ot strong
breeze there win be considerable difference between he
time OF the schooners and soops and the FORMER BO
round first would be Disappointing TO the guests OF
the Cyclops that may out 70 see the race no
and Eugenie are probably excepting the Nlnde1 tue
best going sloops in the eet ana shouu IneLe pe
good eleven twelve knot breeze there would be very
little hopes OF their being able to Keep up wlth the
schoOncrs The Cape May race between the schooner
yacht Resolute Mr. Rufus Hatch, and the paunuesS
first arranged for Saturday next out as .nere VII
be some racR at Jerome Park on that day MI Hatoh
had the changed TO Wednesday, october * Ihere
NAV be some hitch delay at the start as both yacnts
intend seeing matter out and viii stay on the ght
shin until lower sail breeze works in as botn owners
FOR the Cape Mr. Leonard Jerome Will act as Judge
for Mr. Hatch and sail on the Dauntless, and captain
Robert Enloe will oicate In like capacity represent
ing the Daunless board the Resoluta
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1RE scoRE2
M THE aoyLAE HIDdr cosrrsr.

* THR boYrAE BADGE CONTEST.
This badge was gwen by Mr. ,Boylan 70 be competed
ny the New York team who shot in the interstate
mtoh The distances we're 200 and 500 yards; weapon,
Remington State military rife scoring and two
sighting shots at each range position, standing a. 200
and any a. 300 yards The badge 10 become the-wfn-
ners property Only eleven members Of the team shot,
and the missh1g man may claim bis right 70 record bis
score under thu supervision or Colonel Winqate The
highest score 6A was that Of Captain Bragg, Of the
twenty second ren iment
THR fRIs,i- A1RRicAN RrPLR CLUB
Tho seventh and last competition for tho Challenge
Cup of the rsn American Rife Club resulted yesterday
~ Mr. B Burton winning Il for the fourth time dnripq
inc present season. and consequently no becomes tbe
owner of the prize. The distances shot were 200 and
5O0 yards scoring and two aRhtna shots Al each
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ns- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The New YoRK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing coors red green red changing nom to the other
in succession several miles distant Cap
upon seeing this signal win obge by
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD
RPersons desrous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD news yacht pier East River. New York
Letters all parts of the world and promptly de-
livered Duplicates required
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and Shpmastcrs informed
that by teegraping 70 tho HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street, London" TO tbs
Paris ONCE, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc pOpera
Paris tho arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving M and sailing from French and Med
ports viii nd the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wHrrE-cHRvANrEs coNcERr.

An afternoon violin and piano recital was given at
steinway Hall yesterday BY Aessrs Joseph white and
Ygnacio Cervantes two Cuban artists, who discovered
considerable ceverness rendering the different selec
tions contained in their programme These, IN addition
al the grand duo from Les Huguenots' and trio in
& minor from Mendelssohn for violin, piano and cello,
included violin and piano solos nom Bach Liszt and
ot,ecbak of intricate arrangement and delicate har-
monjc shading Mr. O. Fritsch, tenor; Mr. Charles
Werner violonceuist, and Mr. Il. Agramonte, accom-
panst assisted Mr. Fritsch singing the romanza from
sMignon and Maillard's ballad watching
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SAILED.

Steamers Germanlc BD for LiverPool City of Chester
(Br), do; The Queen tBr), do; Fudch (Beg). Ant.
werp Anehora lBr,, Glasgow; Main (Ger Bremen; Gulf
Stream Port Prince dc; City Of San Antonio. Calves
ton via Key West; Cortes New Orleans; New York. do
City Of Galveston Savannah San Jacinto do Charleston
Chareston Benefactor Wilmington, Nc; Old Dominion
Richmond, &c; John Gibson, Georgetown, De- Richmond
Norfolk barks Alice, Seville: Beatrice Br), Cork Fa
mouth Angioetto Bozzo Qtal, do do Paoina (Aus)
do do Masonic, Havana; Martha Davis, Philadelphia
Wind at midnight SW. light
Barometer 2991.
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CREEDMOOR.
LONG, SHORT AND MIDDLE RANGE MATCHES
YEsTERDAY-FINE WEATHER AND SPLENDID

LONG, SHORT AND MIDDLE RANGE MATCHES
YEsTERDAY-FINR WEATHER AND SPLENDID
SHOOTING.
Three matches we're shot yesterday the ranges OF
the National Rife Association These the Hunt
ington trophy match, the by members OF the
winning team IN the recent interstate match for the
Boylan badge and the Irish American Club match
The weather was al that could be desired for good
shooting. Hardly pun Of air stirred. The tempera-
ture mild and the hight illuminated the target with
a shade bright enough for good practice The shooting
a whole showed higher average than has yet
been attained at Creedmoor. AT 800 yards Mr.. w B.
Farwen made twenty successive bulls eyes, and
stopped the twentieth not because he lost the
mark but in order 10 avoid delaying the
match at the 900 yards range He commenced by
making perfect OF sighting and ave scoring
shots and continued until a record Of thirteen add
tonal bulls eyes made, thus making clean string
or twenty THIS phenomenal achievement has never
been equalled anywhere Mr. Rathbone won the Hunt
ng'on trophy on a score Of IL out Of possible IS
points
THE HUNTINGTON TROPHY MATCH
Tho long range match Tor the Hepburn trophy which
bad been advertised for yesterday, did not come on
because u understood that the gentleman who
presented the prize desrous or modifying his condi
tions In order that the day might not be lost 70 the
marksmen, Mr.. 9. u. Huntington offered a silyerized
trophy for competition The conditions were:-Two
sighting and FIVE scoring shots each of tho 500 900
within the rules; the prize 70 become the winner.
property
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANoovA, oce2o-Arrived bark Robert Morrison, Fritzn-
ger, Philadelphia
BRISTOL, Oct .23-Arriyed, brig Mcssor, Hewet,
Sundswa
BREMEN Oct % Sailed ship Agra CGcD, Hogcman, Bal
timore
coSsrAmSorrr, oSt l2-Arryed, bark .AIinaut INaD'
Ixzo New York ~
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Long range shooting commenced AZ eleven O'Clock
the state team match and the Irish American Cul
match at three M and all the contests we're over bl
a quarter five.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
ST. LOUIS VS.. MUTUAL.

For the eighth consecutive time the St. Louis Club
beat the Mutuals yesterday. The home club did not
score until the eighth inning, when, by good bat
ting, they earned two runs. Both mines played re-
markaby fine nelding game, but the St Louis players
outbated their opponents and the game only by
doing Good catches made by Cuthbert, Pearce,
Waite and Dehlman of the visiting club Waite and
Pearce each making fine double play. Phelps and
Hallnan did the pretty work. for the Mutuals. The
following is the score-
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BEACON AT AMELll

BEACON AT AMELIA ISLAND, FLA.
WASHINGTON. Oct 23-The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that for the purpose Of akng readily discernabe
daytime the front beacon south range Amelia Island
Fla will month November be painted entirely
black, instead Of las at presently brown and white.
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PEDESTRIANISM.

An open pedestrian meeting win be held next Friday
and Saturday at Mott Haven, N Y. Prizes OF $50 to
FIRST SIS TO second and $40 third offered for the
following races 100 yards mile and FIVE miles
ming and a three mile walk The management OF the
meeting is in the hands of Mr. James watson and
tries close to- morrow with him at No % Park
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game between representative picked tens of Jersey
City and Hoboken will take place at the Elysian Fields
tomorrow afternoon at half past two O'Clock
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared AZ New Bedford Oct % bark Sea Queen, Marvin
Of Westport, for Indian Ocean -
At Bermuda Oct Is, bark Ocean, Pease, OF NIB -
letter from Capt Baker OF barK Tucker. OF NIB
ports her Sept rs. with 400 bbs SIP OIL all told
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TRoTTING AT WEST SIDE PARK.

Yesterday was the last day Of the at West
Side Park Jersey City. There large attendance
The following is a summary Of the races
Punsz Of $3.50 for horses OF the 2:34 class; mile
heats best three in five harness
Iudpa
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SPOKEN.

ship Cuba Theobald from Rangoon for Falmouth, june
90 of Acheon lie ead
Bark Clara McGlvery, from Georgetown, Sc for 81
John, Nh, Oct u, of Nantucket shoals
Brig Kauna from Baltimore Tor Boston, Oct 81 OIL Abse-
conah
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SECOND RACE.
PURSE OF 500; mile heaS best three in Eve, in har-
5. Doremus' blk N. Gypsy sy....................
7. Lees g. Harry OF the West. dis
Time, 2:5s-2:55.
THIRD RACR
SAMB DAY-Match 5000 half mile and repeat.
G. Waggoner's b. Prince TO wagon. ............ /
Owners z. g. Mountain Boy, In harness. ....... o
Time, l:40-1 :39.
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would be published We hope 70 conclude our labors
within a fortnight -
The investigation proceeds tomorrow al three p. NJ
at Auditor Ogden's Office.
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range any rife and any position within the rules Of
the N. X. A. The following are among the best
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Wilson kept the lead for nearly half mile when he
dropped TO second place. being passed by Fooe About
q quarter of q mile away Frost was doing excellent
work gradually creeping upon the leaders, when he
collided with a working boat and knocking the nose
of his shell, compelled to return When gone
three quarters of mile Foote had the race in hand
and holding good lead al will padded home an easy
winner by four lengths Robert was second half
boats length in front of Wilson. The latter rowed
furnishing race
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Frank Bacon, bow; John Gunster stroke.
After going hundred yards the latter dipped their
oars, and taking good deal OF water fell behind
three lengths when they gave 1t up Half mile away
there a very hot between the other three but
Frost and could stay the longest and by two
lengths Second and third came together two-thirds
the distance up each blaming the other for foul Tho
boat OF the latter was badly smashed
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NASSAU BOAT CLUB.

The members OF the Nassau Boat Club had pleasant
reunion the Harlem yesterday Several OF them
contested in two races and though the entries might
have been numerous each closely contested.
The following is the result
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ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL.
BASE BALL NOTE.

Umpire-Mr Boyd, OF the Atlantic Club
First base by errors-Mutual, g. st. Louis,
Runs earned-Mutua, 2; St Louis, g.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
teanaey. Sails Desttnationl Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK THE MONTHS
or OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.