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The New York herald., 1876-12-27
THE SKIM MILkMEN.

largo number OF milk dealers who are Interested
either directly or indirectly.s in the trial now in
progress IN the Court OF General Sessions met last
evening at No 9s Allen street, Henry Schatcr Prcs
dent oi the MIX Dealers Association, in the chair.
Tho object OF the meeting report progress on
the trial ana TO obtain funds case should DO
found necessary TO carry the matter 10 tie higher
courts TDe latter object speedily obtained, the
chvalrous mikmeu promising largely iu ad OF the r
companions IN distress. The ivcing oi tho meeting
however, that additional funds would
be needed us they thought, that the Board OF Health
hau failed To prove their case and that the
iactufneter was sealed IL stated that since the
comnc nccpcnt OF thu trial more skim milk has been
sold city than before, and that milk dealers
who have bccu In the habit ot adutersting their TX
had grown iess careful, the sc,omeer showed the
milk To possess the necessary specific gravity exactly
IN the proportion that Il was adulteraled
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
DRAINING HIS rArHER-IN-LAw.

A brutal and unwarrantcd assault was made Al late
hour on Christmas night by John Rice, upon his
Ather- in law. Dennis Carroll old man cghty-two
Jcars age at their rcsdcncc, corner OF Cranberry
md Fulton streets, brooklyn rne difficulty between
,hc from the fact that John wished to leave
The house for the purpose as the old gentleman
thought, OF going on a spree. Finding that his per-
kuasions useless. old Mr.. tatroiI caught
hold OF his sou-in-saws collar In his
fndcavor to detain him THIS action on the part
ef the old cAaspcrated Rice that
hc seized 4 largo iron bar aud struck Sir Carroll
aeay,ly over the head with II. and then rushed
rom the house. leaving the OLD man LYNX upon the
1oor bleeding terribly from two large sashes- The
police OF the Second precinct learned OF tie
airay and a once commenced vigorous search Tor
Young Rice. whom they found In nc'ghooriug iquor
saloon The old gentleman taken ia an ambulance
tho Long ,ssaDd College Hospital, where slight
hopes are entertained OF his recovery. Rice was
before just Walsh yesterday and rcmandcd 10
Ks, mond street jail await the result Of Mr. Car
rolf Injuries
The New York herald., 1876-12-27

BALnxoRE, Dec 2aMr Francis Buckles; the keeper Of
the front Beacon Light reported TO Capt Phillips OF the
Guthrie that on sondsy the 18th inst he saw drifting in
tue great distance soop yacht of about J.,
tins Her sails all ured her mainboom croiched and
the slide OF the cabin door closed sma. beat WAS
made fast alongside Of the yacht. which drihins from
the southwest toward Pools Island.
.oth-Ihe Thomas II Day. of the Albany Dredging
Co. burned sunday of llaekntts Point
while towing schooner They struck by Ice ioc
when the tug carecned took hre and burned hs
Brig Jennie Morton. 18th sugar from rernambnsc for
this port reported ashore sandy Point She will be
liyhtcned and hau cd OF at next high water.
fields OF ice.s
, BosroS Dec Pa schooner. suppo.ed TO belong IN
Mnchas Me. aud laden with ashore opposite
Whites Ferry - Marshded. Saturday and will proba
bly, prove total loss.
NEw YoRK Dec 26. ls76-To the Editor OF the Herald
Please rectif the Of the brig Kenshaw did
supply the bark Hawthorn with provisions short
myself SYLVESTER. Master OF b g Renshaw.
Say FRAscIsco Dee ia collision occurred last even
Ing. In which the Mary Taylor outward bound
was considerably damaged BY the government
ten AclhrrsoD which coming to her dock from Aca
trAx. She returned tor repairs.
The schs Ocean Spray. which has engaged In seal
ins &C. and was recently seized for Irregularities
Was sold at Portland Dec nv the United Stacs Mar
shai for $500. TO Mr. GSliies. of that port.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming (B), Jones' Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams z Gu.on.
Steamer Gen Barnes. Cheesman. Savannah-Ge0 Yonge.
Steamer Wyapoke. Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Od ID, ninion Steamship Co.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Boston-h Dimocs
Bark tani Ihormunn Ger. f.aSemann. Aarhus (Den-
mark)-Funch. tdye b Co.
Bark Ammonia HtaD, Cafero, Msrsces-James Henry.
Bark Michele Pcasso Qtsl) Pence. Genoa sFupeh, kdye
Co
Bark Sir Robert Sale. yake Anjie Js for ordersFrod
Spring Co.
BARK Murray, Jr sicsegung. Cardenas-James Ward
10.
Brig Felicia utnD. Persco. Gibraltar for orders.
Brig New Era tBr), McPhee. Barcei0na-Ge erhard 4
Brewer.
Brig Hope tBr. Norris San Sebastian (spainJ Whit
nev 4 Co.
Iincken.
schr Joseph w Wilson. Sonicrs, Moule (Gusdaoupe)-
Ovcrton X Hawkins.
schr Humphrey. Mallows. Kingston. Ja-A solomon
4 Co
Schr Sarah Allen. Allen. Again tIsyti)-A Nones Co
Schr Brgsder, Norton, Ssgua la Grsnde 4Naydell Il Co.
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ADELAIDE. Dec ao-rn port bark Marathon Emery. for
Boston; 10th, schr Henry fii,on, Brdsa Georgetown
BsssS Hon. Doc ii-arrived, brig lula, Morgan. New
York sand sailed on return 2.d
x.,an... Ahena n rlum%eri New Y"sk
New York; 10Th. Geo Hatch, Murphy. Irvine Cscoi
Sailed 18th, schr Absi. Damn Fountain. ra.cagonls
GncsSri. Sov o-saiied bark Dsris Ecxhon Hons Bos-
GcAsrAsAso. Nov a7-saiIed. bark q de zs,do Miller.
Lohos see Miscellany brig. il GILLESPIE Or crass.
Leaviti Lombard Portland: iash. Bouss,a
Br Liverpool and Comma !and sailed 10Th t,r Ne. Or
eans schrs Mary Staples Trott Pensacola Grace Brad
Arrived 18th steamer City OF Vera Cruz Deaken, New
sailed i7tA. .ehr Samuel MeN.nemy. Walls New York
18TH brig Cid (Spl. Esopna II Mmrys schr Santa Rosa
Gsn PsnsAcoia l9sh bark virtuosa 'sp'. Andrew New
Sailed 10Th steamer City Of Havana Phillips from Mex
ci-srod 18th. bark Bina Campbell tsr Richards. New
In port 2osh bark santisima Trinidad tsp, lopez
York CHS vessel cleared 18th in ballast taking
o.s tor New T.rs has,ng anno,ed the said searsnes
eub fenimose for New York; and others dscharsing
iALlv.x Dec aeArrivcd. Pert tBrl. chsdsey.
sailed aGsh steamers Caspian tsr Trccks from Bal,i.
Lserp"o =. I via :, lohs S M Washington
Lvknpoot Dec 2u-Arriv,d. steamer Polynessn tisr).
L,cArA Nov is-saed bark greoe tI.aD. Parascandoio
ys Dee 11 Ss, 15T. s Jsa B,ss m uP,ss
island h 10 load TO- Sew yoss; WIN Douglass MeInse.
MA!.ss;s Dec is-Arryed. brig Memphis. ttr,, Rc,n.
Dundee and sailed ie,n for cardenas Emm. Ives lBrl,
ssiIei is,h, brig Assncra Walls south .f iiaueras.
NArIks, Dec 3-ssiied. schr Albert W smith. Luikn.
NASSAU. Dec 6-Arrved, schrs Sarah l. Davis co,rci,
Baltimore: 9Th. Edwin Janet tBr), Eoeerts DO. Adde
Ryerson co,son New York ii,h y II Grant, Marun. si
% 18Th Dora frsns fSsasn s@I For, soys os
sailed Dec schrs Hornet tB Kelley Jacksonville: I'm
wiming gion &c; is,h Esaoc,h stevens tBry Jones Lou
rALEsxo. Ney is-sailed. bark Andrea Lovica tTtaD.
PAaA Dee 2-saiied, sehr Ada q Shorthand Doanc for
Mar4nham. To load Tor New York
.; Baker. Cook. for do 10Th John Ward nman. for
PsSaxA Dec Ia-,rriycd steamers Winchester. whi.e.
berry Central American ports 10th, colima. scarc
81 uslEys, Nov i3-In port brig Caroline cathrine
tNor'. Nelson. fss New bedford. d. oil.
Sseus Dee is--Arived. sehr Minnie q Loud, Holt Mar
400. Dec :dArrlved brig Lydia II Cole. Rose New
- ST Jonss. Nh. Dec 2s-Clesrcd, schr Champion. New
sailed sd. ship syivanus blanchard Green Liverpool
IN,hsrk Nov 2.saiied. bark Luigi dtAD. Monastorc.
po,. Dec esrks Frank. Wallace for New York. ids
Tsssalvsr. Dec 7-Auived bark Gan Eden, Allen Port.
land y. ,snd .silcd foe u~pe verdsl
sssoa. aaps pss sr ssss.sSa .s rsdsps. ,e
tin. Acapulco.
fPrr srrixep DAEor,t
Assspsks. Dee r. Arrived. Jehu, liddie. Quebec.
Assrxspss. Dec s-Arrved. Drank LAmbri,h. Gray, Ma
ALeoA Bar. Noy e-.rrived a " Wood. Nichols Boston
sailed Sovs Minnie AbSc. Harding, 81 Thomas; 9Th,
Es,srol, Dee io-ssiIea. Siar0d, oissn Wilmington
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Steamer City OF Dallas Hines. Fernandns Dec 81 and
Pc, e. Royal aad win "d'' and passengers to Mallory
Isaac Bell Lawrence. Eichsona City Point and
shin Co,
ssP Ky a o h. III ts ts.' s Viii o.a me- ~
monscn Iiowes' line for san Francisco.
master. Was 10 da,s Of Bermuda with strong NV
Ba.k abby tBr conil Glasgow - days. in ballast TO
w Ber,eaux Hal tine weather to Bermuda: theurc II
lrir Tycoon n om nsmerara FOR Boston: no date &c.
was u company with bark - Luce from Anosogasta for
Bark James Brett. Gibson, stetsn 10 days. with
the northern passa and twens'x DAYS west Of the
b1sss VIII heavy westerly gales sssys sgiw"sss
DAYS. baliastte order Had variable weather 10 Ber
SSs ! II ss lon = 81 soSer, E1sa%s"n Seaman wa;
bark Ndoph Tngler Ficsett AIn,era "a DAYS with iron
ore 10 wm Marvin; vessel 70 John zitosen Passed
Ii ~ Wm kopmann. scamsn n native ot tiernany. Is
yer, Y 4 sss TEL osss9sra and was drswnsa & i'm
waydeIl Co Was north OF lIacrss with variable
schr Express rlton. Ireland Now Orleans Dec l. with
sehr Mary Cook Cook Pensacola IL days with lumber
TO the New Haven steam sawri CO.. vesselto Parsons
Schr 4 Stevens Montgomery. Jacksonville l. days,
win lumber 70 master
schr sophia. Harrington. Providence Tor fhiladeipna
aSsteansr Dakota or,. which arrived early hour
gales With high head the entire passage, DAYS
ss sas 10 %' 4 la 'ss ss % g.
smother Anchor line steamer do 2lth go miles
SANDY Hook. another Anchor line steamer. do.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Daha tBri. Lyons. Georgetown. PEI, for New
York.
schr sawyer. Orchard. Georgetown, PEI. for New
Yors.
steamer Neptune. Berry: Boston for New York.
ScAr Hync. Oliver Gardiner tor New iors.
>chr Nm McLoon. Shaw, Rockand tor New York.
Schr Il II King Eastport for New York.
Schr Daylight Reed. Bath for New York.
sehr Agn.s. Aodgdon. Bath tor New York..
Schr Masgic Cain. Cain, Providence for Philadelphia
sehr wnl Paige, Paige. New Haven tor Phiisdelphia
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Giaucus. Beurse. New York for Boston
Steamer City of Ftchburg Springer. New York for New
Bedford.
Steamer Galaten. Walden. New York for Providence.
schr Mary Lord. Lord. New York for Boston.
Schr ii Du.yoa. Carpenter New York for Glen Cove.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27

Es b!s D's M rnG gi:s
Ps.roneeh; Huh for charesion.
woisssa tcsaasn Sais,' zar Sedden Portsmouth,
r.rs9uIa. Dec ,a-Arrised Blaneh. Mugraye. Bull
on.nec ssr iIps nps do Queen e Ensand hansoa
pnu Dec iGaAIrivsa n.s Z, clors Theae New York
Edward Island ssS sailed s1s ss HsSrs rs1par
irery MSa,reM via mai,ax: Live Oak. s.well Mon.
:. James iendersen iseSe,lon de Plea; eassa Msss
for ~ % ss asss Esoa
shsa.c 'c, LvsrpYo sanada simmons Quebec for cori
sorrlAsrroS. Dec i.sailed. Kronprinx Wilhelm ts)
s,Scarons Xov s-ssiied. unson. Johnston. New York.
srpSkr. Nsw Dee a-Arrised City OF sydney ), Dear.
srnAIrs or suspA. Oct a4-Passed chas r Lewis Race,
ton. rom New York for orders: oh tassrs rossss
Ssaa isr Sss York. nyp
sIsaas LKoss. Nov ss-saiIsd Nellie rrsas whsusy, 81
s1.sasssR Doc .~sTrissd' sisosd l..l. ro.ssuss.
sAsARxSa Oct ao-ssiled Caroline Gray. Psass, Eng.
ProTinzs as.h. Richard MsHanus BeaIs. Pss.srossng.
Ts0os Dee Dee sssd s..s ssds sdd1rd F Lewis Ma.sna
Adrane. sandborg. Pensacola
cleared 5th, John Robertson Man bordeaux before
vnsics Dee li~xrrved Assor. Knndson, Philadelphia
wn.IknAvrS. Dee ia-Arrived ssyucnsy. Townes. Chat
WArKRronp Dec ls-saiied, Giovanni d. DulcIch, New
York.
BANGOR (Nw). Dec 1a-The bark Irene from Quebec
ns P 'Ss M ias @
hi r
RErsToL Dec 9-The ship Quintero OF Boston. Manning
arrived here reports Leit Boson Nov H. On the 10th
experienced strong gales with hish when heavy
house and decks with Nov l7-TcriGc gale
running irotn ny which struck the ship. carving ava,
washing away and bul~ask aud shifting cargo; ship
laooring heavily
FRExAxrLE by telegraph from BATAVIA Dec iI-Ths
Annie Young OF Nova Scotia climber went ashor.
Bnnbury ut AN IN Nov 4. sad had been rot OF
Nov l0 she. will probably be tstsi wreck.
GorHyNnuRG. Dec l2-rhe bark Christina Rcdman Haw
from Gloucester Mass Arrived threw
overheard.
LIVERPOOL Dec 1.-THE Gillian 80. from New OrleanS
irrived here. had one boat smashed and others Slightly
eyed IN gale on Nov ~
Barnard 's. rontet, which arrived here yesterday
fou New Orleans reports that from 26th Nov Dcc
Experienced strong and heavy gales from NNW 10
WNW lost two boats and had rails aud deckhousc
She pnssed the waterlog sed and abandoned schr
The Agnes Cam pbeiI Thomas. arrived here from Mus
qnash and lost her deckoad on Dec during gale.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec l2-The Prince Edward ~, arriyce
here from Prince Edward Island, ell in with the barh
Ion 40 W. dismnsted and in sinking condition having five
feet water In hold shifted and pumps choked She
13th-The Calista liawes. Harding. from st John for
Liverpool Climber, has put In here leaky.
The Verona Iemarchand arrived here from Prince Ed.
ward Island lost two men overheard on Dec from the
wheel ia heavy gale OF wind. running In heavy
ST MIcHAEL's. Dec 2The Emilia Augusta Portuguese
ship, Pensacola for Liverpool having con-
dcmncd was auction by OF the owners Nov 10
and realized for hull all materials 4014 mireis
WATERFORD. Dec IS-The bark Kazeto Padre, Chssso,
from baltimore na1e) got aground on the mud Passage
East ot hnrbor but owed OH with
q
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
SPORT AT GILMORE'S.
A POLO MATCH, A TEorrISG AND HURDLE

A POLO MATCH, TEoTTING AND HURDLE
RACE.
Thirteen innings OF polo play last evening AT
Gilmore's Garden between the National Club OF polo
players and the California Club The Nationals num-
bercd five players and the cafornans but three six
innings by the latter and four by the former.
The mcst oi the innings were short but well played;
but the second, third, sixth. seventh and ninth were
especially brilliant In the sixth inning player
the Californian side reached the ball frst and
with two weidirccied strokes Of his maiiet sent II
spinning TO the goal before any OF tho others could
reach IT, In the seventh OF the Nationals repeated
the feat Of his rival in the previous inning The tenth
Inning long contested aud especially well plays by
the Nationals, but 1t was finally won BY the three Cali
ornians In the third inning one OF the Caiiiornans
found 1t necessary to dsmount and Tx poron OF
his saddle. leaving only two players his side, who
proved UNEQUAL Ia the task OF wrestling the victory
from the Ave Nationals. In the fourth inning one OF the
National players dropped his mallet and while dis
mounting 10 recover very nearly lost the game Tor
his side.
THE rgorrlSc.
Ancr the polo was over the trottng race was an
nouncca. lhis Tor mile heats. best three IN i've
under saddle. There were live entrees but only two
started, John Rogers bay geldns Fitzgerald, and
thomas Walkers bay ecldins iorkville Boy. II
proved TO be very uniniefesting and tedious race
Considerable time WAS wasted IN getting start
The irst heat was won by Fitzgerald, who took the
the rst round the boy breaking badly several
times through the heat, Fitzgerald coming home IN
tine style IN ~ tho Boy beng nearly one quarter
oil the circuit OF the ring behind
The second heat was still worse forkve Boy be-
coming utterly unmanagcabc Ho ran, walked and
did everything but trol Fitzgerald. on The other
hand, troited steadily and easily and passed tho
judges stand he seventh round IN 3lo. iorkville
Boy having made bIt three or tour circuits.
On the third heat Tho rider OF Yorkvillc Boy was
changed, but hs resulted In no advantage, for thc
horse equally unmaragcabc AS no had been IN the
preceding heat Fitzgerald went around steadily anG
passed his rival When he reached the judges stand
on the seventh circuit forkviilc Boy had just TN
nished bis sixth Tine 2I5ia.
Next came hurdle race Dy three Mexican mustangs,
which won IN two straight half mile heats ny
Bayou In l:ll "a and :0gia
10 compensate Tor the disappointment occasioncd by
Sho roting race, special race not on the programme
was arranged between Fitzgerald and John Auyphys
gclding Frank, which, however, did moi prove
much better than tho former, and won easily by
Fitzgerald IN 24Y.
Neil Mowry and Garlic gave sono startling cxhibi-
tions OF horsemanship.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BoRDxAUx, Dec 24-SaIled. bark Brazil (Br) Purdy,
United States
CAsrKLLAxAnK Dec 22-saiied Emilia csmps for United
States.
FALnoUru. Dec 26-Arrived, bark Nanny (sw,, Graf
New York.
Br,. Cooper New York. 26th Ethiopia fBr). Craig, do
GLoucssgER. Dec 24-Saled. bark Ssloms (Nor) rhyge
sen. United States
HAvas Dec 25-Arrived, ship screamer Austin. New
iesas: bark Maggie Horton tB> Horton Charleston 2th
steamer France Dr. Trudelie, New York.
LIvkRpooL Dec 23-Arived. ship Columbia Carter New
Orcsns 2tth, bark Do Heimath Ger, Kraen Whining
ton. Nc; 2sth. ship Northampton. Trask. New Orleans
LONDON. Dec 26-Arrived bark Minnie Campbell lNor),
Molier. New York.
LARSx. Dec 23Salled steamer State Of Virginia (Br,
Mood,e drom Glasgowj. New York.
LISBON, Dec lS-Arrved. bark Conquista atorc (ItaD.
Lanro. Now York.
NEWCASTLE. Dec 24-Arnvsd. bark Aukathor (Nor) Hen
drickscn, Now York
PxSARrH. Dec 24-Arrived. bark Ada Crosby Crosby
Calais, Me.
Costa Baltimors Benefattors Aus Pochch do Carlton
tBr). Allen, Savannah.
Also arrived 25th PM steamer Marathon (Br, Garrett
Boston for Liverpool tand proceeded.
RouES Dec 23-Arrived bark Scrrano tBr) Edectt New
York
sourHAxrroS. Dec 2s--Arived, steamer weser GER,
Won Buiow, New York for Bremen tand peoccsded).
Sailed IRON - Nov % barks Annie Florence (Br),
Thompson from Colombo via Gaiic), New York; UnkeI
Bracalg GER, Tehsibcs from Ioo,, New York; Dec IS
knudsvig tNor). Evcnsen. United States
Qukxxsrowy Dee BARK Ceres tNor) Olsen which ar
here I'D from Baltimore. had lost buwarxs and
stanchions.
WEATHER REPORT
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
TURN ABOUT Is FAIR PLAY.

a quarrel arising between Mr. and Mrs. Woods carly
YESTERDAY morning at their residence, No. 50 Front
st.ct. BrooKlyn Mr. Woods so FAR iorsot himself rs
TO dr,vo out his wifeinto the street As she was
hut scsntily covered she suffered intensely from the
cold, aud was found this condition by omeer Nc.
Lou.hlin He reformed with her TO her residence and
ordered Woods to open the door. Woods refused.
Flnally the door opened unexpectedly and Woods
rnsds desperate attack the officer with 40 axe The
officer escaped serious injury however, succeeded IN
rrtttur the ssn.ppersn his assAilant, and then
enses teA him 10 the Second Precinct station house
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
THE ENGLISH MAILS.

Messrs Williams & Guion announce that the British
postal authorities have selected their line OF steamers
Tor the conveyance OF tho royal mails IRON Queenstown
TO Now York for the month OF January 1877. The
folo~ steamers Will therefore sa under the now
arrangement January 4; Wisconsin. Janu-
AIRY III; Wyoming, January Is; Dako,a, January 25 !;
Idaho, February l.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NxwpoRT. RI Dec 20. 1876.
The eaerly wind has completely filled the western
OF Narragansett Bay and Dutch Island Hsrbor with
drin ice. large fleet compelled leave the latter
port and make hsrbor here This harbor entirely
from ice No vessels make between here aud
Providence by aid of steam tugs owing the
From Providence fur down Rocky Point the
frozen solid. track kept by and
From Rocky oiut SOUTH far Dutch Island the
Drift leo Is heavy
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
THE TOOTHPULLERS.

The American Academy of Dental Surgery held a
stated meeting last evening The President, Dr.
George II. pcrne called the meeting to order After
making come pertinent remarks the prosperity OF
thc academy, he announced the death since the last
meeting OF DR.. \. McEroy, n worthy fellow OF the
academy. Resolutions were presented and adopted
condoiinG with the relatives and friends OF the uc
ceased. Letters were read from corresponding fe-
lowt, and reception OF donations 10 the library and
museum. An interesting paper by q. L. Hart N. d.
neuralgia, read and discussed,
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
HANDBALL.

match was played ut McQuade's court No. 404
Madison street, yesterday afternoon, in which John
Murphy, Of Troy, accomplished the difficult task OF
defeating Of the finest players the city,
Timothy Mulcahey and Captain Patrick Cotton. The
match was Tor the best three in Ave games Mul.
cAboy and Cotton the rst game alter brisk little
spurt, but tho next three straight games taken
by Murphy fnc style The following tho score:-
Isl ID. I'D. 4M
Murphy. ............ IL II II 2l-I5
Mulcahey and Cotton II 20 l6-6l
4 match Will be played Thursday IN which Ber-
nard McQuade is To give his brother Arthur five aces
each game Tho match is Tor the best two in three
games tor wager OF $50
The New York herald., 1876-12-27

Arrived at Panama Dec o. bark Ssa Breeze Barnes NIB,
from Tombes. with $50 bbls hpbk oil
Ssited from Tenerihc Nov ~ bark George Mary, Can
non VI SB. TO cruise.
Al do 27sh schr Charles Thompson Leach OF Province
town
letter from Capt Sneii OF bark Adeline Gibbs Of NIB,
dated - Helena Nov reports hcr having taken l5
bbls sp and zoo do VIII oil during the last cruise.
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CITY CHAMBERLAIN's STATEMENT

Tho following is City Chamberlain Tappan's state
ment Tor the week ending December 49, Balance
S35l. .6t 50; rcccipis. 24Js, 500 3s payments,
S. 1914, l23 So
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

NEw YonK. Dec a6-Thc following buoys have been
dragged frorA their places lower hay by the dr
ice Nos 10. IA, IL, II. 8 snd7
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SAILED

Steamers Wyoming f3r) for Liverpool; Gen Barnes Sd
Wyanoke. Richmond. &c.
Wind At sunset NE; at midnight NNE.
Barometer ut sunset, 10: At midnight. 1895.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--YHIs DAY.
Port OF NEW YORK, DEC. Is, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

RgronrEp NJ HERALD srKAu yAcHrs HERALD
wHirgsroSk TKLEoRAPa LINK
Steamer Cubs. Aeisosh Havana Dss 10 With mdse and
passsng gsrs ~ AlsxAndrs SenA
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BELOW.

Ship Shand (Br,. Sangster. from Manila Aug !.
Bsr< Rrunnow Ger. Pagot. from Bremen Sept s.
Burk Mariana III port. Santos, from Lisbon Oct l6
The New York herald., 1876-12-27
Murphy. IL
MulcnhoV and l'nllop 81
BOwERY BRANCH y. NJ. c. A.

tion, No. l34 Bowery since beginning their work in
May, 1872 rendered the following relief to IA 900
different men
Number Of free meals 5...................2 POI, 200
Number oi FREQ lodgiugs. 342l2
Number OF free baths. SS78
Number of garments given. 1,532
Number provided with EN- ploym 3,627
Tho aggregate attendance at the religious services
during this period 81 639 they will calls
on New Years Day IRON Ten A. ~ to i've r. NJ, and
hope To meet many they have aided, and to receive
letiers from others praise meeting VIII be held be-
tw, Gu twelve and O'Clock, Former beseGci-
acres, employees and members of the Board
questcd 10 call.
Donations for expenses ot refreshments may be sent
to tho General Secretary, Rev. John Dooey, at the
above acdIrss.
The New York herald., 1876-12-27

A BsoLufE DIVORCES. LEGAL EVERYWHERE.
~ speedily obtained without publicity terms iatisfAetory
fhEDhklCk kiNG. Lawyer. st. Marks place. ~
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES FROM YORK foa rHu MONTHS
of DscgxBkR JANuARy
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. =
MISCELLANEOUS.

yyANTED-A BALLEN POWELL CANOE FuLLY
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FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH. Dec ~. PM-wind sE. BIO wing gale.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-08-05

The number of visitors at the expo.
sition tell materially during the heated
term, and has not increased with the re-
turn of pleasant weather. The decline in
attendance has caused a reduction OF
force, and 80 men were discharged last
week in order to reduce expenses. Oh
106 turn-stiles around the Enclosure 4e
have been closed.
The statement that Robert Lincoln, son
of President Lincoln, is for Tilden, is au.
thoritatively denied. He is for Hayes.
Senator Logan, who has charge of the
bill for the equalization of bounties OF
those who served in the late war for the
preservation of the Union, expects to
have 1T considered by the Senate before
final adjournment.