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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

DECISIVE ACTION AGAINST A CONTRACTOR
FUNERAL OF THE MANGLED BRAKEMAN.
The residents Of Jersey City Heights have be-
come 50 accustomed to hear Of casualties vt the
railroad tunnels that the announcement does not
any longer occasion much surprise. The indig.
nant property owners IN the neghborhood OF the
Delaware aud Lackawanna tunnel TOOK all tue
legal proceedings within their reach. and had an
the work. Ex.MayOr Sawyer commenced pro-
ceedlngs on behalf OF the heirs OF the Jour
men VINO were dashed into eternity through tue
pit known as "Ihe Death Snaft," and lald dam-
Instituted other men nave 0een killed or manned.
Yesterday John McAnarews, the contractor, was
arrested on capias issued py the supreme Courc
at the suit OF Mrs. Burns. widow OF one OF the men
who was Killed. He was taken to the Saertn's
onice ana ball was fixed Ut $4,000.
An Illustration OF the recIlessness with which
Monday night. Onicer Carson, VI the Tnlrd pre-
cinct, mad been warned Dy Captain Renney to
keep o strict lookout at the SHAFTS and report
every instance o; reckessness that came under
his observation. Carson found the engineer
at shalt No. IN such an intoxicated
condition that ne could not give an intelligent an-
swer " any question; yet be was endeavoring to
control the machine and oraw the workmen out
OF the depths. The ofncer took him into CUSTODY
and locked MIN up. 1t was ascertained from one
of The worEmen That his name was John Aool-
Afghan.
The body of Patrick Savage. the ill.iated brake
man VINO was SO terribly mutated by the COL
lislon in the Erie tunnel on Saturday, was laid IN
lis dnai resting place at st. Peters cemetery.
on West side avenue, yesterday. He nad been,
Tor man In such employment, in exceptionally
comfortable circumstances. having become,
through nard aud steady work. the owner or q
house ana Jour lots IN Communpaw. He was
thlrty.dve years or age Was unmarried and re-
sized III Erie street, Jersey CITY. The railroad
officials spoke OF him In the highest terms.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb 2s-sailed, steamer August Andre (Begh
Greve, New York.
Sailed 2lst, banks Kings Comfy (B3, McClelland.
United States; JEANETTE Dutch, Schrer. new York
Also sailed 2ist bark Eous GER. Berding, United
States
ALExANDRIA-Sailed, bark Bolivar Aus). Gerolinich.
New York.
BRExRsHAvxN. Feb 2-Arrived. brig Clara Pickena
Coombs Galveston
BARcELoNA-Arnved. schr Sullivan sawin. Rich. New
Orleans
BoxsAY-sailed, ship John Cushing, Baxter, Kurra.
chez.
BAHIA-Arrived brig Fanny (Br). Wood, st Johns, NF.
GENoA-Sailed, bark Braato (Nor). Nielsen. Phiadel-
phia.
HELvorr. FEB 2s-sailed. Northern Home for Phia-
delphia.
HAvRr, Feb 2l-Arrlved, bark Fortuna 6p). Picasso
New Orleans
Gardner, New York; barks Mavina Schutt GER, Kro
ger. United States; Rothessy Nor. Iversen, do.
saied 22d ship Gov Morton, Rowland. Baltimore; bark
Amazone Ger, Baltzer, Wilmington. NC.
LONDONDERRY, Feb 23-Arrived, bark Marion (Br) Ed.
wards, Bull River, sc.
LranoRN-Sailed. schr J Haskell, Crowsll, New
York.
MovILLE Feb 2s-Arrived, steamer Polynesian (sr),
Brown, Portland for Liverpool
PLYMOUTH, Feb 23-Sailed. ship Enoch Train tBr). Full
ierton (from London, New York
YoKoHAxA. Feb 22-Arrived, steamer vasco de CANA
3D. Rice, San Francisco for Hong Kong
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SUICIDES AND CHILD MURDER.
sANGUrNARY CONTEMPLATION OF WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY IN NEWARK.

sANGUNARY COMMUNICATION OF wAsHINGTONs
BIRTHDAY IN NEWARK.
Martin Hanl, o German residing at No. Is Null
berry street, Newark, poisoned himself to death
ON Washingt0n's Birthday. He told nus friends he
suffered from indigestion. and procured some
''nedicine, at drug store, which turns out to
have been poison. Before he died his friends
called a physician, but ne was past saving.
The same evening there was found hanging from
o tree IN Clinton township. near the home OF Pro-
lessor Mapes, the dead body OF an unknown man,
who. 1t Is beieved, Committed suicide. Deceased
seemed to be OIL German Drth, thirty years old, or
medium nelgut, aud wore y brown OvercUat.
cardigan jacket, black vest and ribbed panta-
looms. The County Physician was notified and
Dr. Coles repaired to the spot, mad the suicide cut
down ana removed TO the Morgue In Newark.
Yesterday afternoon deceased was Identified by u
workman III Dennlson's engine snop as lelow
workman named Albert kaenberg, OF Belmont
avenue 1t Is thought that words with MS vile
over some property lmpeiled him to end his life IN
the manner described.
MoTssa's CRIME.
AT the First precinct police station Is now de.
tanned, on IL very serious charge, young Germa u
servant girl, OF about twenty three years OF age,
Elizabeth Myckle by name. IL IL charged That
she stroyed her own newborn baDe, tue result
or some unknown mans perddy ana her
weakness. Elizabeth had been In the employ OF
Henry Baum. OF No. so Belmont avenue. On Mon-
day her mistress noticed that her conduct and ap-
pearunce strange. She was observed 10
stagger down to the cellar from ner room and
then leave the house hurrledly. The police were
informed OF the matter. The cellar was Searched,
and there buried in the ground was found the
dead DO Iy OF the IN ant The physician expressed
the OPINION that II was born alive and murdered
subsequently Elizabeth was arrested. Medical
attendance nad TO be called for her, and 1t waf
feared tnar she would die before yesterday morn
ing. An inquest on the body u the infant nai
been begun.
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gone 10 st John NIB for coal there being IN East
port Vessels ha wing cargoes for are frozen In

gone st john NIB for COAL there being none 10 East
port Vessels having cargoes for mere are frozen IN
NEwroRr. RI Feb 2c--steamtug Pawtucket, before re-
ported sunk the dock the Baltimore line OF
ut Providence, pumped Yesterday AFTERNOON py
tug Charo &c Isabella and subsequently raised Ihe
only damage sustained IS by water To the extent OF
$500.
NEW LONDON, Feb ?2-The Cornhed lightshp which
broken adrift ice afternoon was lowed
to This port SUNDAY morning BY steamsug Gen @
ice. much Ut her copper shesthng being torn OF and
Of her planKing injured. she will at once De re-
paired.
PORTLAND. Feb ia despatch from Liverpool, Ms to
the Collector at states that the schr HENRIETTA OF
Saco. lumber laden. was lowed in there derenci me
masters name IL Langley. Her cargo Is insured
SAVANNAH. Feb 2l-rhe shin Canterbury (Br), Is now
complete wreck and is burned to the waters edge The
vessel Is split from bow to The stern also Is Dadiv
broken, an only with the favorable weather can
the rest OF the cargo be rescued.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Feb 22-Revenue steamer Dexter
succeeded In hauling schr william Bee from the beach
and towing her 10 safe anchorage at III N to-day
She afterw ards hawser Loretto Fish, also
ashore and after parting her hawseri was compelled
BY the falnX tide to abandon her Captain Young, Of
the Loreuo Fish, has made contract with the wreckers
his vessel aoat and replace he cargo for $500
She lies In bad position.
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rEs Eassr Bo @ . sSS
cosssr 10 70 load balance o. cargo
PoI5 NsDwAr. Ms. Febi5-cleared. brig Mnnehshs
RIO Gasp Dec S-sae brig Gladiatsnr r, Br' Len.
e. ismDico SiS
In Por, Jan e e. eriYs wais. Lilly cnrs from R,eh'
awd M Flora s Kudss o%
arrived I'd Ennis Dyer from st. ubss arrived sh Mel!
ster, squires for New YORK.
r N,co RicS%ond 3d. bark Caro- srooks do Sr,ss
Brothers Ssr' ySsrh Gsspe John Wesley Ford saiti.
SssSwSrop Br, Busl Gsspe; 9th barks Nancy Bryson
@srS SohSe, sew York 18th. brig HsSs Ss!!, Tor DO
pet q ni;prsisdI for Hong Foss n 1s''e' .s'''
SANTOS, Jan AIN port schr install Br) tor New York
3 PIrnss. Mart Feb ARRIVED, bark Mentszuma
ssSs AaaaIss Isr,. fsgs, LSckepor IS; Priscilla Ma,
81 TnosAs Se6 Arrvsd sssRs zsmindaG B
asiSson na sailed sn i0s DarsI
Cape hattie Eaton SHSl
Waldo Estes Ees6orh tor Boston eS schra Mabel
@ Port Sr spain % M Esn @
ton Aarn rSer 18Th Ayn
ssss; SSs Ss s% ws ses
s Mun sssas 10th sem Eq Srs S Earter Ar
oa!S Boston,
18th. bark Cohoon IBID, Fancy. Port Medway; 18TH,
brigs rrentiss Hobbs Dodge taardo PR and north OF
Hatteras; Bea yer (Br), Cook, Port au Prince.
ST JoHNs PR. Jan 2l-Arrived. bark Paadin (Argl
Jones baltimore; sd brigs strickland (Br Newfound
land 26th, Chiilion Orb Lune burg Ms Feb g Peer
less Br). Newfoun 9Th schr Laviuia Warren.
johnson, New YORK via Fajnrdo.
SA0uA Feb l9-Arrivei. schr Eta A Simpson. Hart
Havana: 20th bark Josephine Martin, from Neuvtas;
schrs A.. Lee Lee iIsvana Lizzie YOUNG Young DO
st Gro <. Eaton. New York: 10TH Ale Harding, Nc
Bride. north Hatteras: z0th brig Antilles Skinner.
do; schr Clara ieavitt. Lambert do.
ST JonN, M. Feb 22-Arrivec. brig Alice (Br) from
New York.
for orders
Cleared I'D, brig Alberta. Cardenaa
TURKS ISLANDS, Feb 7Passed, schr Potosi, Jackson,
from New York Tor Laguna; nth. Taylor Jacobsen,
Baltimore Old Providence; lzth brig Frances
Jane, Harvey. from do for San Andreas.
ZANgIDAR Jan 23-Sailed, bark Essex, Peterson, Bos
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTIGUA, Feb l-sailed schr cherubim, Plymouth, NC
bSEsSs Axsss, Jan s-srsiysd; bark James Primrose
Sei' Ssn:s1 eassss s,stop s1an ss korS:sh
saisa Jan I barr EscslsiSI: Bowers, Tor -. y =
treat arrived Iith New YORK. ida aud the
ri ss:.a e: e.
Demanding and al remained A. port l9sh sisR
+ e? sts s:y Ssi@isa
sR:S$P 1:S~ I5S Lord asadry cu0a
Jan &
S.6 s s sohr Bell. Russell Smith,
sailed sth schr Harriet Dr. St Johns NF; 10th. brig
s'h Leland Boston ~
Ases9f Eyer sf as' car. jenkins
oIS%ss 5ss. rstFsas wast
Windsor, Ns; 9TH schr FL wood Burton Jarvis New
sss. as sa sss 81 ~
sosc Ss1e
SSk and CLEARED ssS for Porte KsP Feb ssnr
Brown. Baltimore; 80
sIS sd sss ssf re1sI err hsTt H' vs.
| schr a farwei, Dizer, Barb iaos
L mort ,ss sa sn'a sSssSa e.
Henry parker. Lewis, from ana Tor new arrived
IN :ss n ssss: s 81
sf.s, Lord
Arrived "a, steamer City OF Mexico sherwood Qrom
Returned slst brig Sicolas p) for Charleston leak.
Waite PetiingiiI AatSnaas a.t steamer Hanover
loerj Himbeck Urom New orleans). Bremen. ts; bark
sag ssus E
sbhr Cha. Moriord Parsons do; 2Sd Crescent
City oar. New iors ssnr Wm Mar; n naraenss
more for Newfoundland; Alhsmbra Boston, aud Chase.
Jan sA,ryss bark, Alice csmpSSsl
p: s: sss s
s a asFs sr IN so TS rss '
SaH: h Df ssss s
Jan 70 YSsns k Esw YSh
sipson, and asaslana tSr,. -. FOR Now York, and
MirAausz. Feb s-clsared, sehr " Palmer, Ran.
dali, New York; 9th, brig II N Norris (Br. Hampton
In pori Feb iupsrk john Han tsr,. seeking: briss
Lah sshwaSz Mss9nie Gould and JSI!.ss fSr
TS Sp aows sen
Tor do a Shrr MsrG rana
DO; ssrns:s I IL FiasSa!. ai.s: v....v. a..
sS SeAGsy's tsssF Si "a
pssse1s a SsrK s
cola
sailed 2oh bark Brothers, Chase north o. Hat!sres;
briGs ksbbonl, COMBS, do; Merry, .br4dey dos
schrs Eva Yates Freeman. do Amelia, DO; eist bark
Professor. scllwegaafl tSor), New YORK; brig, n
Curtis. herriman. do; sohr ANGIE. Amssbury Jones'
Nsw RIVER. NJ. Feb is-Arr,vsd. brig John Bright.
ro.so SSSn gin port ,.rx lehsr sr De-.
mond oI Uisniuesos Lris jsnnis Cheney, Arsy.
sss :: ::Ss D:ss.A s ssss San
Poar SPAIN Jan x7-Arriyea, brig Thomas rufuli,
Thompson, Now York tand sailed 18th tor Porto hico
2yth, scnr Mabel Lent (Br. Batter do; NsI brige
Britannia Hetchkip do and sailed Feb iQr bsrbAdoO;
esh. snran Hall tbr), Dsering. st John. Nh
sailed FEB = bsrx Linda stswart, stiucnaso,
IN port Fsb bark Golden Fleece, Armstrong, from
New YORK arrived jan 81 for de brig tycoon lSo tor
Boston.
PoisTA PxrRr, Feb s-saiied. bars gazslle, Duntzs,
Nav YORK 7th, brig Virginia. johnson. DO.
In port Feb brig Princem Beatrice lbr,, simmons,
for New Yors; sehr Addie Brvans stuhbs irom and
,rosl M1s.. a. Feb lin port schr ashsaway. cross
foSck. Pr FEB iO--rn port barks Elvsrton. Clark
lug; brgs samuel Welsh, Turner. from rhiladsiphA via
| 81 gnomas. waiting ordsrsi Chattanooga. lhomp'
son, Tor Baltimore, waiting; ,nising sun, 4rli.
yR psilsnShsa, treat from 90 Srois ss.sinsi
peX rertr,ays irsnn varnas; JsS r:sSn ysfN Ss
asS:HsSaf s ssns asss Ass:i &s~ Kew ~:
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Spartan Is being fitted for q whaling voyage in
the Atlantic ocean by Chas Clifford, OF New bedford
She will be comma nded bv Capt Orlando Trpp. late
the bark Nsttapoiset ana will sail about the st OF
May. -
Bark Sarah B Hale Is being fitted BY Gideon Allen
Son. OF New Bedford, for Whaling voyage in the At
Ocean, about the 1st OF May, under the
command Of Holder socum, late ilrsr officer OF bark
Pioneer.
letter from the LIST officer of bark Mermaid. Hicks
OF Wss:port reports her at Mahe Dec 81 having taken
$50 bbls last cruisell00 bbls all told IS lbs
Sergris keportsAt sea- Nov IS hark Marcells stprss
Sea Queen, Allen, Westpor as OF Nov. with 7oo bb So
all told to cruise till Jan; bark Laettia Craw $50
bbs 3d. and lis lbs ambergrs all told; park John Dsw
son, Babcock, do $50 sp, all told.
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THE STILETTO IN JERSEY.

AN ITALIAN sTADs AN FRESHMAN At PERTH
AMBoY.
Early yesterday morning the New Brunswick
police arrested O stranger on suspicion Of being
implicated In Q probably fatal stabbing array,
which took pace on Monday afternoon ut or near
Perth Annoy. The report was that an Italian,
named lsaDeiia, got into an alteration with one
or The ioremen u gang OIL laoorers Jonn Kelley
Dy pame; that subsequently he "laid for MIN, "
ana tnen sprang upon hun with his stiietto IN.
GictlnR serious, II not fatal, wound. Tns italian
had been TRACKED az lar as New Brunswicx. The
man arrested, although answering che description
OF the Italian. as the New Brunswicx oftcers
think, gave his name as John Hamilton He 10
held Tor turtnsr developments.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON,, Feb 22.Arrived. bark Bounding snlow,
ssnOa ser@srs Heea @ Mckay Liyerpoo
En Of s dS Wa nyS se
som o Do sSiS toia%Sas WEI, Hilton bassyia
Rssas r @ Ss
Bravo lBr Cowen, s. george, sermuSa ma.
a% s lS%
H ses4s SsSs
sSs tsns G% yHn fro"
cieared-steamer Neptune. Berry. New York; brls
Gage MsS
Miller a YIN hew so,
A s&ETlMosk FEB ss-A5rivsd, schrs Layota White
ssaSiey 4sssshn. Boston lis, SIsIi PsstsSaii:
Sea Gull luton, .Gnarleston america, ,slps sa;
Bonmy Mary BT, PSo do scHrs In Rnowies Chase
Matanzas; Miranda Mitchell, Do. -, :.
Thomss briggs sam Mslisr sS Earssi from Faisrmo'
S
Sailed steamer William Lawrence, Boston. ,,.,
w HATH Feb "a SArfived schr Charley suok sasls'
52d-sailed, ship Continental new. Bosworth. New
ChARLnsroN Feb as-Arrived, brig Florence Nor,
Cieared-Brs. vinteraid tNor. Errlekseu. Elsinors,
'cT Tmp s% New
sS SsiHse fsS ns sl sest Ora
7 Gs ssMs 81 70. s'"
GALVESTON. Feb 2s-Arrived, steamer Clyde. from
Sissrsa-ssshr Thomas H Sweeney for Boston,
oaIs
MOBILc Feb 22IArriyed schr David Curre .1strs!l,
@a
Els hp Percy Ssi
M e ne ssyas Ss:.a:;s
Fee @
HsasH ee5SR SC Jas Ianp,
22d.Arrved, schr Mile washOurn Cobb Virginia tor
SdNArrved, schr Everett Baltimore for Booth
by sse FEB 2aA sucnor below loaded
brig name unknown supposed to be from Porto RICO foi
Phil aDELPHrA. Feb 2s-Arnvsa,. steamers Roman,
crowel!, Boston; williamsp9rt wiIietts DO katie.
s Xchifies A Wrtis so New YORK. 'A"p'1'' "
Virginia nSnteE ons,ls:soaa Vim.
%esTlas Caraenas francis sasrey Davis Xassnsss;
osnSs. R. Ss GT sS morning BRIG
Roanoke !srl, from LasuayrA; schr Whitman nom
Passed down-steamers Hercules and Panther for New
PX-City iceboat No arrived here at 20 Pm having
sasS ss Sars ana
.s ia sS%ns
az ss t arrives saf ''
The II IA d See bark,
wheh1 from PSlsrmo sam s ShSsphHsrd from Glen S;
nss m es0 r an1 MasanIa cnF also
Hes ASsmsrs New York brig Adora
There IS but little Ice visible np the Bay;
Cardenas also mis- ii, english Crs
delphis Alice Tarsten: from sasaa' Pedro Grace.
than May from Trinidad and Katie farmer. from s..
Nc change N the Gnsr Shipping
Mcdonald. Jacksonville: -,
sailed steamer rrussan tBr) Liverpool.
2lst-SQlled ship Pomona (br). Glasgow: Dark Davlo
Chaplin Bucnos Ayres; schrs Brigad,er and Talbot
y5.ds: a5m r .s
S:srssss;. ss:,s xssss saS 81 %
Sf$S$i5HsSl * s Ms- ssss': .s
Hs a %Snsno sea
sa epsss VIM Kennedy Foster baltimore vs
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb is-clearsd. sohr Fowler
ssaalSSsa. brig Ford Weeks Yosoha@s
As %1ans
se9 YUa.s Bath bar,
GSSss s Asa fer sSs' Me- M t:ss
mould. sasna Boston; scnrs Jamie Diverty, Ma
isn % fossand via aysnn.s Where she
ss1 s ';sss s r.
stone. Carrie Hsysr,o bessie picsinsoS. i
LINT LINT Cook borden. AZ uhsawice. ssysniy
SIX, b Marshall, Lo, Or, wapella, William . Bee 4
Daniel Psrsoa Jennie Diveriy and Electric Flash.
Remaining In port-Brig Loeb Lomond: 1cnrS Laretu
rlh Iasiore); edward Aibro (Dr), Biu Baxter OBJ
Carrie Hsyer, Mary Collins Willie Luos and Wsssors
wiLMiSoToN Feb sc-Arrivsd, steamer RsyalAsos
Cleared tnot sailed 10TH, brig Nancy tsp Mcdonald.
Antwerp
schr Maggie Ellen, Littleohu Havana; Esd, steamer
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR !
THIRD DISTRICT. TonPKiNsvILLE NY. Feb - 1878
Since date Of last rotce this Office the Cornhed
Point Lishtvesse has carried by Ice from her
station, and 10 now at New LONDON She will be replaced
sTEPhEN b TRENcHARD. Commodore. UsN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Third Dstict
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FATAL EXPLOSION AT BULLS
FERRY.

At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning an ex.
plosion occurred In the tar works OF Messrs. Page
Kidder, ut BULBS Ferry, N. j., which resulted In
the death OF iaborer, named James Healey, and
the almost complete demolition OF the building.
Tue explosion was caused by some tar boiling
over and becoming ignlted ny the fire, when
spread TO one oil the large tanks containing great
quantity oil tar and gas or q peculiar nature.
Aealey leaves vile and 1--WE cnildrsn In destitute
CrcumafQncAa.
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SAILED.

Steamers Schiller (Ger) Tor Hamburg: Berwick CBrl
Lond9n: India lYr,: do Alps IBID KinGston &c; Column
las, Norehead City, NC; Wysnoke Richmond, sc Fran
conia Portland; barSs Helena, Melbourne: q Kitten.
en-, Dunkirk; pries Gem. Barbados: starlight Port
spain; Little Harry tHr,. Lisbon; scnrs Chas Jones'
Trinidad; Hazard. Georgetown, &c; Alice y Gard.
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Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains are
informed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, Of
American oil foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be cabed TO this country
free OF charge and published
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHTTESTONR TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToNR TELEGRAPH LINE.
sosua sr London Se h
passed White star steamer. bound east; zd: AN.
Dasd S sSSne. Win n Sss
Feb 81 sh ann s. Soa snas
with ndse and PASSENGERS TO W Garrison. Feb or
s K S w 1maN0 spoke steamer from New
s USs cam. S FS 18th s
Turks Islands i7th with mdse and to Del
Sse as s
msss and passenssrs to kS%Ssn F., o.
with S mase ana Dssssnssrs o JAIME. oa!nssa
and Norfolk: WIN @dss and passenseIss old Do
mnion steamship COMPANY mot arrived I'D la,
snd to r.: o
steamer Gen Whitney, Halett Boston. with mdse to
ship cha rmsr OF Boston,, Lucas Manila Nov with
Y
ship ssn S.s so% soSs
%a:s Z Ss5sss s.::sa ~ sa!lss Ny
An AMI fI Min .nip hosssy rom Mans for so!on:
ship Martha tSor,, zachar.asen London 81 days in
sage anG had moderate weather Feb lat rs Is lon 70
Sr AZ s. ST. Ta s:s a ss
Nov IL, with mdse to r Emerson 4 Co; vessel to
passed Cape Horn Jan 5 in company with ships wi
rnt rom san francisco for Liverpool and Garlbaldi
soul s9S On " s Ess sR.Sr
Ns Soq Iaar na1'n So Palermo IS DAYS with
Bars Prim fsp pishero Legnorn w days via aibral
Bark q & stanford dtaD. Marerca, Cssteliamars 4s
master Passed Gibraltar jan g.
DAYS with nitrate OF soda to Luling Passed Cape
Jan lar 81 s. lon 80 passed the wreck OF the British
bark Fawn. burnt TO the waters edge Path. on the
EQUATOR spoke schr Amanda Ger, from Buenos Ayres
BARK Biackpool (of Fleetwood Aitchinson, Rio ia
metro 81 days, with coffee to Rowland Humphres:
vessel Crossed the Equator Jan e. in Ion IS
w n wns strong trades to lat :" since strong and
BARK Atlantic !o new HSven2 Dickerson st ferfs
uayy;b NJ serss v;,h Strono ana NV ,ri~ds a~'
BARK harriet Jackson ,of fortandJ, Bacon Havana
Y days with sugar 70 aounHs, smith Co vessel TO
schr whitney from Csrdenas for New YORK; BAD lat
So Ion r. brig Elizabeth Winslow. hence Tor Bermuda.
| Brig Rosalia Qtsl. Capelo, Seville AS DAYS with
| mdse to j { Seaoar
aans 30 day Win ru sSd desS p.sssSss to soSe
Day; vessel to Edmund Unkart Passed Gibraltar Jan
AI v,.,., $1,000. ,.,. MIA. ,o.s,,s 49,.
| with sugar to Keyna 4 Son.
brig Uaniei Trowbridge of New HAVEN, Rogers Nay
aguex PR II days with moasses to Daniel Troworidgs
Brig Carrie winslow of Portlaud) McCart Havana Il
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
TROTTNG AT THE HIPPODROME.

The desire 20 see trotttng horses seems una.
bated. as the Hippodrome building was again well
attended last night TO witness the sport. Two
contests came or for purses, there being four
starters for the first and ave for the second. The
trolting in both races was very spirited and gave
general satisfaction.
The nrst trot had Tor starters Dan Maces brown
eelding Dart, Harvey Hynard's gray mare Mod
esty, John Rogers DAY gelding Drift. Ben Mace's
brown gelding Boston. and q. vandewater's
chestnut geding Tony Pastor. Inc latter won the
1rst heat Oy u head, Modessy second, six Lengths
behind. The second heat was won by Modesty, Tony
Pastor second, Boston third, Drift fourth. Dart
tested between Modesty, Tony Pastor and boston,
the finish being particularly fine between Boston
and Modesty. the latter winning by Boston break
Ing on the last turn. Dart was Withdrawn before
the start Tor this neat.
rne competitors for the second purse were
chestnut gelding Dan Miller. john Haslett's bay
geldrng Sherman and 4. Doty's brown gelding
nrst neat, but he soon took second place and Iol.
lowed Lyman closely TO the end, out could not
neat was ae
man and Pilot, Lyman leading for over six
lengths. Pilot passed Lyman on the turn OF the
seventh lap ana TOOK q commanding lead, but lie
suddenly broke up and staid up until Lyman
passed aim. pot rallied M again: but Lyman won
the neat by q head. The following are the
SUMMARIES.
BARNUM's HIPPODROME Feb. 23.-TRorTINa.-
Purse SOU; nile meats, uuuel Tue saouie; SloV 10
tne irst, S75 TO the second, $50 10 the third and
$25 to the fourth.
STARTERS
AlonZo Nodine's b. e. Lyman. ...............
L. DOty'S Or. =. FlOt.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u
f. Gon's ch g. Dan Miller. 8
John Hasiett's b. z. Sherman. .................
Time. 249h-246Z.
SANE NlGHT.-TRorrlNG..Purse 1925; mile and
repeat; 500 TO first horse $50 to the second, $40
to the third and $Z5 TO the fourth.
STARTERS.
H. Hynards x. IN. Modesty. ............... l !
G. Vandewater's CHI. z. Tony Pastor. 8
Ben Mace'S br. z. Boston. .................. 2
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Time, 1858 00-2:55.