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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-20
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
county OF Lincoln. State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
In said Court on the 23d day Of May, A. D.
1874, in favor Of J. Mendenhall and against
the Central Nevada Railroad Company, for the
sum of eight hundred and sixty-four gold coin
dollars debt, together with two hundred and
five gold coin dollars tax costs, and all accruina
costs and interest. I have levied on the follow.
ing property, to wit
Two Engines, rs Cars
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, tac Fifth Day Of January.
A. ID. 1875,
Between tho hours Of q. m. and p. m. fviz. Al
IL o'clock MI. l will sell all the right, title
and interest Of said Central Nevada Railroad
Company in and to the above described property
at the Railroad Foundry in Bullionville Nc
yada. at public auction. for cash in hand, tt
the highest and best bidder. to satisfy said ex
cution and all costs.
w. 8. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
BY J. r. HoAa. Deputy Sheriff.
Pioche. Dec. 29th, 1874. d30.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-20
LEGAL. ETC.

Pioche Silver Mining Compa
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco California; location Of works. Civ
Mining District. Lincoln county ,Nevada-No Notice
There Ia delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock. on secount Of assessment 40. 81
levied on the lIth day Of December, 1874, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective ahareho.ders. ~ follows.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-20

OFFICE oY THE EMPEROR MINING COMPANY
PIocHK. August Is, 1874
y" william Donnelly, Il. j. Tibbitta,
James Murphy and Mrs. ri. ii
Benner
You are hereby notified that the above men,
uoned mining company have laid out expe ended
ana assumed debts and liabilities in the prose
cn.loh e OF work on said mine; that your proper.
Of you, IL rs follows:
william Donnelly. s4a ss
-. - iiDpitts ......................... II %
1aIhes SIurphy.... ....................... GIT
in. a. " benher. INSTRUMENTATION. l3 40
And you are further notified that unless each
OF you pay the aforesaid amounts on or before
November ii, 1874, suit will be Instituted
sealhst each OF you to recover the amount due
from each OF you, as provided by law
0. g. MCDONALD, Secretary,
Ofhce-Lacour street, Pioche au1le(d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
Election.

jas Williams, judge
Chas a Pope do......I
Thos NARROW do......
Sam'l Scott do ......I
VIM Williams ....l
p N Smith. jr. do.
Alexander Dade do.
G r Hershey do......I
Jno w Allnntt do......I
Nathaniel Clagett dol
r L Adamson do...l
n F Veirs do.........l
Thos e holland dol
Jno D Berry do......l
Julius NARROW do.....
Sam'l Riggs Of G Cl'k
Thos J Owen do......l
J o W Kemp...........
Warner W Welch do
VIM T Jones dom.
Rich'd T Pyles dol
N L Venable do.........l
r w Wallace do......I
Jno T Baker do......I
Levi Greenfield do
Aug r Stevens house
John Baker do........l
Patrick Bogley do......
Thos J Bean do........l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
JOHN @. HACHTEL & CO.,
No. Ii Bowly's Wharf, near Corn Exc'gc,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Izo- LIBERAL DISCOUNT to Dealers and
others who buy largely for cash.
va. We have Bone Dust, Bone Meal and
Ground Bone, Peruvian and Mexican Guanos,
Sulphatc Of Ammonia, Muriate Of Potash,
Soda, Sulphuric Acid, and all Fcrtlizing ma
terials, Fine Ground Nayassa and South
Carolina Phosphate also Crude Navassn and
South Carolna Phosphate by the cargo, at
lowest rates.
va. For sale by N. D OFFUTT, Rockville,
and JEO. II. CASSAWAY, Germantown.
iuly J0--2mIO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13

Assessment of the
County subject to
County Tax ST.
1874, 499x79 ll-l6
cents equal....... $G2, 43l 10
State Tax on ST.
1902, 353x20 5-l6
cents equal. l5,645 40
Ts,o7e b5
LIST Dis pays County
Tax........... .......... IL, 023 90
LIST Dis. pays State tax ...2,757 80
1880 az
End Dis. pays County
TnX...................... 6, 551 II
End Dis. pays State tax l,5l7 90
5000 10
Bird Dis. pays County
InX..,.................., l4,O11 Oh
Bird Dis. pays State tax 1866 72
1903 "a
4th Dis. pays County
Tax..................... l6 37s 43
4th Dis. pays State tax 4,l72 SO
2O,55l 20
9Th Dis. pays County
Tax. .........-......... IA, 400 30
9th Dis. pays State tax 1891 81
1902 Al
1906 IS 1s,076 55
Amount to be paid by
Collectors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 76, 1888 IA
Surplus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LAB Al
JOS. A TANEY,
aug -3w Cl'k to Commissioners
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
EDUCATIONAL.

ao- REV. DIR. buttons SEMINARY
Cor Young Ladies. near BrookevilIe' Mont
gonery county. Sid, Fe-opeusoa WEDAES-
DAY, l5th OF September
For circular aad terms a4dIes- - above
july z--i0'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
JOHN l. vIETT.
july l6-1y
o r D E r N I S I
WIN. G. HEMPsTONE EFT AL,
VS..
CEPHAS HENPSTONE EFT AL.
Inthe Circuit Court far Monfgomery County,
dsa Court Of Equity.

HRDERED this 9TH day Of August A d,
Ils75, that the sale made and reported by
Richard J. Bowie, Trustee in the above Gu
titled case, TO Flayius Is Hempstone and
Snowden l.. Hempstone, be ratified and con-
firrned unless cause to The contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 28tb day Of August
A. d., 1875 Provided copy OF this order be
inserted 10 some newspaper published in said
Montgomery county, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 25th day OF
August A. D., 1875.
The report staies the amount Of sale to be
S22lO.O0.
E.B. PRETTYMAN, Click
Circuit Court for Montgomery county
True copy-Test
J aug CIT E.B PRETTYNAE. Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
Notice 20 Creditors.
No1ice 10 Cr cdiiers.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that the subscri
y bcrs have obtai ned from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters Of ad-
mDistration on the personal estate Of
GEORGE ,SELBHAN,
late of said county deceased. Allpersons
having claims againsisaid deceased, are here
by warned tOexhibitthe same with the vouch-
ersthereof, 10 the subscriber, on before the
goth day Of July 1876; otherwise, they
may, ny law, be excluded FROM all benefit Of
said estate. Persons Indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given uDder our bands this Goth day OF
July 1875.
MARGARET SELLNAN,
aug 5-4s A3AiEistralrix-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
STATENIEHJT
OF THE
EXPENSES OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1875.

Published By order Of the County Commission
ers for said County, in pursaaace Of Section
Nine Of Article Tteenty- Eight Of the Code Of
Public General Laacs, which prooiaes Mat--
" The County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually in at least two news
papers published in their respective counties
If there be two, aetIi'ed, minute, and accurate
statement OF the expenses of their said counties
specifying therein each particular item of ex-
penses, and for what and to whom vRd and
shall also deliver to the Sherilf5 ofVMer re-
spective counties as many copies of such state
nent as there are election districts of said
county at least ten days before Axh general
after the receipt o! such copies, lp one of
them AT the place of holding electNis in each
election district
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13

We desire TO call special attention TO our
AMMONIA TED UPER-PHOSPIIATE. Be-
ing composed of tie richest materials which
can he obtained, ii bns no superior. Always
in fine dry condition for drilling. Onr facil-
tiles enable US 10 keep on hand a large stock,
and thorefGre will be able to gil orders prompt
ly. Price $50 per Ton.
Our Pure Dissolved Bone, $50 per Ton,
packed IN strong bags.
"VEGETATlON GROWER Soluble ST.
pcr-Pbosphatc, prepared for WHEAT, RYE,
&c. This brand has given universal saiisiac-
ton For sl,i, nv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
Orphan s Court.

Hazel B Cnshell, judge.
Edw w Owen, do.
DR. A Fl Sommers do.
Robt W Garter, Reg.
lister Of Wills.........
Edw II Waters, sheriff
attending .............
Seal and books for Or
plhan's Couri,.......
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ARCTIC
SODA WATER
AT ALL HOURS.

.GaS- Having largely increased my stock, It
therefore only frst-class goods will be sold; pr
detail of business will receive my undivided pc
ly and carefully filed and at same prices ma WEI
kept in stock will be ordered at once.
wa The entire trade of the'Physicians of Z
made to give satisfaction.
Respectfully
Ma. Master MAGRU DER MUNCASTER wi
Rockville, Md, February IL, 1875.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-13
Registration.

AG Merriwaether, Reg
Edw g Gardner do
VIM T Jones do.......
r S Patterson do......I
" L Richardson do. .
WIN B Green, printing
Mrs r G. Fields do
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

Scan BALLE from Philadelphia for Boston Men went
ashore on Chatham Bar az 10 An 10Th curing uie9
fog Rreckers are dscharging cargo WING % Sass thr l1
increasng and the prospect OF getting her on 10 'Ao
gloomy unless the wind changes
ScHR GEN LRvI HARRIS which was towed INTO NeW-
caste, Del July direlict by schr VIM lce leit ior
Philadelphia 10th TO undergo repairs
sepRJ u HARRISON, loaded with building brick. struck
on the Tar on Elzabehport at being unner
tn sail, capsized. Inc deck load thrown on rug
crew were all rescued. The steamtug kenneuay went
10 the assistance of the schr but could not raise her
HALIFAX Ms, July I6-Fishing vessels arrived at
Mntenenl report large bark ashore on me souIhsss
end OF sable Island. The covered with wrecked
aud other materials.
here for the past week.
The brig Genora from Porto Rico for Montreal. IL
days out arrived at Port Mugrave the 18th inst
leaking.
VINEYARD HAVEN, July l6-Tho brig otter, from New
Bandon, NIB, Tor new YORK, with OF building
stone ashore squeesh Meadow Shoal munight
last night and remains this morning She as
sisance.
smPBUILDING--At Machias, John Shaw has commenced
work bark OF 600 tons.
LAUNCHED AT Cutler. 9TH inst, by Moses B Stevens
schr OF 2l5 tons, owned by the builder, l Wilder and
others OF Cutler. She Is named the Harry Fred and
will be commanded by Capt Geo Gardner.
At Newburyport, July Is the new ship Bonanza (be-
described 1000 burhen from the yard OF John
Currer Jr She to CushinRs wharf, and will
be Immediately fitted for
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

eyes. They then shot or the ties
and both made bull's eyes again. Cole
man next made a bulls eve, and Glldersleeye
centre, giving the cup TO the former But rule
OF the Ride Association prevents Coleman from
accepting both the Spencer Cup and that which
he has last won, so that he Will perhaps choose
the Spencer Cup ana leave the 100 guinea prize TO
Glldersleeve. Nearly all the Americans nave
won money prizes, some OF which are quite
large. The nnal daT OF the meetings was
prolonged until such late hour tnat the
teams had but few moments in which
TO pay their respects, on Saturday afternoon, to
Mr. Vernon the owner OF Clontarf Castle and OF
the grounds which all the rine matches have
been held. Tue garden party" at Clontarf Cas-
tie was one OF the most elegant assemblages ever
seen in Ireland. and Colonel Gildersleeve and his
men, although they arrived late, were handsome
ly received there. They now turn their faces to-
ward Belfast. Glasgow, and Edinburgh, whence
they VIII go to Wimbledon, and the great Jetes
there.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 16, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Beverly. Wallace. phuadeIphia-James Hand.
Ship Malta Br), Mann Antwerp-J whitney a Co.
Bark Sedmi DubrovacKi Ausu Tagllerano, Cork or
Falmouth tor orders-slocovich Co.
Bark Industrie tNor) Larsen, stettln-Funch. Edye
Co
Bark Belgium CBrl, Moshsr, Brsmen-J whitney 4
Co.
Bark Lydia tsr). Chalmers, Brsmen-Boyd Hlnck-
Bark Athena tGer), Bclimer Bremen via Phnade-
phia-1heo Ruqer.
:, Mark Lalla EOokh csr, DAkn, Amsterdam-bOyd a
Hincken.
Barr Johanna Ger, Koepke, Hamburs--c Tobias 4
Co
CO.
Bark Atlantic, Dickerson, Barbados-H Trowbridses
Sons
BARI Atlanta, Davis. New orleans-N II Brigham
Brig Papa Giacomo utaD. Lauro. Bristol, E-Funoh,
brig Prince Le BOoCBr, HATFIELD, santandar--Hsrnan
Big san Giacomo dtaD, caasro, saionica- -Funch,
Brig sarah crowell tBr. Foley, St Johns, PR On
Brig Geo Gilchrst orcutt Nuevias-Parsons A Loud.
schr Lonlse Orr, Williams Cork or Falmouth Tor
orders-J Winchester a Co.
Schr Adei liza Huntley, ,Jacmel-Kunharit Co
. se.r Annie Palmer lie wis, Aux Cayes-Isaac r
Staples
schr Maggie Masters Br), Masters. St Johns. NF-Bon-
neville Edgett
scnr ssLiies sr, Britt Yarmouth, Ms via AmbOy. NJ
Heney Parker.
bohr kiohmond. 5ordaA. ParnAna--H brewn ca
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
NExPoRr. RI. Jolly Is. 1877

NEWPORT. RI July Is. 1878
The sunken bark Bessie Rogers Is in the inner
harbor mot Portland having been towed there by the
New York Coast WreckIng Co.'S steamer Relief from the
upper harbor with view OF having smoother water In
which to discharge OF iron. After the cargo
is all discharged and sod the vessel will also have to be
sold by order of the insurance Of which
is the Great Western Marine Insurance Co. OF New York
1t understood that the New YorK Coast Wreckng Co
to receive 65 cent Of the value of the and
John Coggeshall Agent Of the Board OF Under
writer's has the entire supervision Of the disposition Of
the vessel and cargo he been successful in SELL
ing half OF the iron fair price He nego.
tiaung with several founderies in Massachusetts, for
balance, and the prospect that the whole matter
which has been long and difficult one will be settled
at an early date. Hundreds have visited the wreck
since she brought into the inner harbor, and
she one of the objects Of interest with the vs
tors at this Watering resort
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

smI cALgDosIA Br, Delaney left Cupids Conception
Bay, 22i ult for Bateax having board ~ persons
Ala ior fe nrosecntinn ~ M aharv M On fhe
struck an ceDerQ, about % miles on Cape Fogo aud
got to the iceberg where they remained until
early The next morning, when they were rescued by
schr jane Ainsey, Capt Kennedy, Of Carbonear, and
taken into seldom Comedy.
BARK ENVOY, Berry from Ilvo for Boston, put into
Ascension and reports IL IN endeavorinR to
split oil TO pieces while endeavoring It,
IN fearful squa the lower maintopsail bursed and
blew away; no cessation to the squalls fearful
through the water, she rolling icarfuly and decks lui
OF water; everything movable was washed
) An the foresaii split and lower foretopsaii
and the foretopmast staysa went also Nothing left
now but spsnker mzze staysaiL mainsai 80 up
per oretopsai. At daylight squalls still Continuing
lee quarter about5 miles of fouud We mad cleared the
once at work getting alot other sails aud bending
them. At 10 AN cleared Java Head Dy about
dous SQUALLS. with fearful beam rolling clean over
every few minutes ship rolling and steering
mucn water we had in the ship as so much water rolling
the decks the rod line would be wet all the way
AL PM on the tth dseovcTea mainmast head wcrSng
mas DroGen OF Just above inc eyes OF the main rigging
lowered upsr ,Ss SSSp'a damn to was seSys es the
be badly sprung; all sail oY the mizzen, but
rect spanker 70 relieve that Ihrougnout the night
continuniiy snip making very much water. morning a
little moderate made little more sail 10 steady
the ship ana commenced to clear the decks and put the
and encumbered the decks very much could do nothing
toward securing moinmaG, owing to- her rolling so
covering board and ali the schSrfs fore and an AVID
mainmau and pumps working very much IN TIE
partasrA great deal q the sugar nposing the cargo
tiasa when khe rollAds
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRISTOL July ls-Arrived. ship Nuovo Rattler draD,
La Comare New York.
Sailed 10th, brig Tramore Br). Charleston cnot sailed
sth.
BREMEN July l4-sailed, bark Francis Hnyard CBr),
Abbott United States
CARDIFF July l6-sailed. bark Frednes Qorl Peder-
sen. Halifax
CONWAY. July l5--Arrived scnr Lizzie Heyer, Poland
Doboy
CRoNsrADr July l4-Arrived. bark Yara Yarrs Nor),
Scrensen, New Orleans
coxsrASrIxoPLE-Arrved,b bark Eliza CNop, Kiedsten.
New York for Odessa.
CAPE coAsr-Arrived BARK Sea Gull, Stevens. Boston
DuxoRNRss. July l6-Of, bark Jenny Ger, Grote.
from New York for Bremen.
DEAL, July I6-Arrived, barks Freeman Dennis tBr),
Scott, Philadelphia for Bremen; Northern Queen Br).
Dollar, do do.
DRosrHrIx-Arrived, bark Hedwig (aer), Hoefke. New
York.
FALMOUTH July l6-Arrivea, brig Veteran (Br,, Hud-
son. st Thomas ana Honduras Ordered to proceed to
Gloucester).
GaErSocK. July ls-Arrvsd. ship City of MonrealBr,
Wilson, Quebec.
Sailed 18TH ships Chevalier Br) Menzies North Amer
lea Bruce (Br). Frazier do; Forganhan (Br, Mcchea
ney, do.
HARrLrrooL, July Is-sailed. bark Emerald tNor,.
Petersen, North America.
LIVERPOOL July 16-Sailed, bark John Campbell Br),
Hankensen, New York mot sailed Sth).
Sailed 18th, ships County Of Pictou (Br). Munroe.
North America; Valparaiso Br), Mills, Vancouver ISL
ands; barks Palermo CBr). Wade, North America; W
Whiting (Br). Fillmore, do.
Arrived 18th, ship Baden, Dunham New Orleans.
LONDON, July l6-Arrlved, bark Regia CNoD, Larsen,
New York,
Sailed 18TH, bark Weymouth tBr). Cain. North Amer
lea.
LrIrH July ls-sailsd, ship Algsrs (Br), Mitc hell.
North America
LIxERIcK. July l5-sailed, ship Bonnie Dundee Br,,
Gof. North America.
MARsrrLrrs. July ls.Arriysd. ship David Brown Col
cord Singapore.
Sailed 18th, bark Refine des Angss Fr,. Parqust New
Orleans.
Sailed lSth bark Ferris Thompson, Potter. Rio ia
neiro
NrwRr, July 15-Arrived, bark Kong Oscar Nor).
Rothing, New York.
oDEssA-Arrved. bark Maria francesca aust, Gedo-
wick. New York.
QUEENSTOWN July 16-Arrived, steamers Ihurel lBrI,
Mitchell Galveston for Liverpool Short Of coaD; Wis
consn Br), Forsyths, New York for do; Bothnia Br,
Noodle, do for do
Sailed l6th, steamers City of Richmond Br). Brooks
Grom Liverpool, New YORK; Republic CBr). Glsaden
Qrom do) do.
SOUTHAMPTON July l6-Arrived. steamer Nurnberg
Ger, RrdmAn. Baltimore for Bremen.
srErTrs. July l4-saned, bark Louise Jehm (oer),
stuse, United States
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

AscEssoS June ARRIVED, bark Envoy. Berry. Tioio
for SDdRn 1s SI S :oSt
Sailed Nay 29, bark Geo Kemp, Taylor Boston.
HAyASA. July I4-Arrived. bark W Anderson Brandt
sailed ish. bark Marietta sPA viecns St MaryS Ca
G 5nn. bsq Tsns cy
New York; July l. schr Harbison Hickman. shepherd,
Norm SYDNEY, July lS-Arrived, bark LOthair Br,.
ST Joins NJ, June 29-ArIvcd. brig Lady Mary CBr,
SYDNEY, .cB, July lS-Arrived bark vanadIs Nor),
Hansen FinaGarde Norway, ,,,. p.,..
Sailed I il. ship Geo BelI, LIVERPOOL : ''' ''''"
enT sas srRsa Sp @ IN bs
last, for Boston; brig Sara Ger, Koepca. from New
TRisiDiD. July Essedd. schr Matte Taber Aidrch,
WixDsoR Ms july ll-sallsd, schrs Catawamteak, for
Richmond Xa iSelS pn; IS snow ioF P.ssD. DO Dad. or
Olsen, from st Nazaire for United states
lPzR srzAxEn posAu.l
ANryERP July 2-saled. ohas Elwell oBrien, Phil
sailed from Flushing Roads June 80. Mathlde Kranz,
Rs Sn July Sr.G PaSsan Xu4o
York.
York Elise Linck, wenzel, Philadelphia; Fortuna, Jen-
Cork, July s-Arrived Prince Hassan. Puttick, Phiia
DIAL, July s-rassed, J Williams from New York for
DuBLIs July 2-Cieared. Ranger, New York.
GLoucEsrER, July S-Arrived, Josefa, Koch, San Fran
Cleared 81, Home Sscntincl iSH'P PhIladoiphiS
Sailed Sd. Agnes Foss. sandy HOOK.
LTvFRPooL, July ARRIVED. Manhattan s), Jones' and
scYiha ls Hams, New York; Guermo ~, Echeverria,
ssed ST. EGwsrS Scbows GreenousS eaveon
san Marcos Br), Burrows. Boston 4th, Olaf Glas Ne
. LONDON, July 4-Arrived, Briefly Hill Baird. San
S1nsSIILEs' July l-saiisd Asrianns New YOTEF
"a Msy 1s1lsd ESsnS Hsns0n Nswea
RorTyRDAM July 2-Cleared. Doriua, valeioh, New
York
sIxcAroas June so-sailod, City Of Baltimore 0O, for
London Qrom foochowD.
IgiSsrS. june as-xrrivsd Ariosto. Ammsstrano New
York.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
waiting TO receive and entertain them. He ~
turned thanks also TO the Lord Mayor for

waiting TO receive and entertain them. He -
turned thanks also 10 The Lord Mayor for
THE GENEROUS HOSPITALITY
with which he had so largely contributed to the
enjoyment. As to the match, the Americans had
certainly been successful in II, but that was what
they had come over for. CCneers.) They had, OF
course, expected TO have 'good time, !" but they
did not care so much about that He believed
that the victory of the American rInemen was.
without boasting, something to be proud of, ior.
II he remembered correctly, they were the
first who, going out from their country
TO an international contest, hao returned home
successful The Americans ielt. nevertheless, thar
their success their Irish friends was more the
result OF good fortune than anything else; ana
this was indeed, evidenced by what had taken
place tnat evening and by the prizes allotted
In tine report. n which but few American names
were heard among the winners, although Ameri-
can rlnemen had competed in most OF the
matches. Even that day they had had q severe
contest at tee 1000 and 100 yards ranges and he
would not conceal from his hearers the fact
that the Americans were anxious to take home
to America the prize for which they had
contended. the All Ireland Challenge Shield.
They had already marked out in the miEd's eye
certain windows In Broadway IN which 1t would
show well when put up. daughter and Cheers)
But the Americans were beaten beaten nobly and
well. and must go home without the shield, and ne
had heartily 70 congratulate the winners on their
victory, aud to taank them on behalf OF the Amerl
can team for the generous spirit manifested since
the success on Tuesday. dc had to thank
not only the Irish rl1emen, the commit
tee and the Lord MAJOR, bat the people
or Ireland, because from every quarter he
had received congratulations. The Duke Of Aber-
corn had honored the team with an acknowledge
ment OF their success. Before he took his seat ne
would ask leave to say that LIE had brought with
him to Ireland, as q memeRro or this American
visit, silver trophy, 10 be known as
THE AMERICAN CUP"
which he presented 10 the Irish Rife Association
for annual competition. At this iunclure Mr. Bird
brought forward the superb silver vase,
made by Tiffany, which Colonel Gidersleeve
had mentioned. IL Is massive vase
or Nevada silver, standing on an ebony
pedestal. on either side OF the vase are
caryatides, holding in each hand laurel wreatns.
On TIE front or the are crossed rides in
lief (being fac similes OF the Sharps and Reming
tons employed in the match the coat OF arms OF
the United States with an eagle above II. On
the other side is q laurel wreath, surrounding
the following inscription
PRESENTED BY THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM
TO The RIFLEMEN OF IRELAND
FOR ANNUAL COMPETITION,
as memorial OF the first international rife
contest on irish soil,
June 20, 1875
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

De- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW ToRK AT NIGHT-The NEW
YoRK HERALD has adopted a distinguishing Coston night
signal for use board the HERALD yacht show
ing while burning the coors green. red, changing
from one 10 the other succession be
era miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal will oblige by preparing any marine news
they may have the ship News Department Of the
HERALD
Rs- Persons desirous Of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York do so by addressing TO such
vessels, care OF HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
quired