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The New York herald., 1876-11-25

TRIrsrE. NOV 20-Arrvsd. bark hermann Behrsnt o0sr
vIc1oHIA Nov I4-Arrivsd. steamer Dakota Morse San
Francisco; sI.;h bark Hester = blanchard. csllao,
Holcomb. San Francisco
fPxa srEAnr. NECTAR,
AsERDErs, Nov io-Arved. Fanny r. Londri. Nsv
BARROW. Nov 10 Sailed. Glenola. Horn Charleston.
BnIsroLs Nov l3-sailed. Bosca Ignatius. Hampton
BosDr1gx, Sov lo-saed, Jennie syeeny, Hudson, Gal.
Bosn.r oe, Sailed Exporter. Brooks caleutss pa
c.sDi,y SSs i9-C..Isa !shn Gibson, D.4a 8. J.sa
DEAL Nov i3-Psssed rsgns tsi. Tyson, from Montreo
Anchored llth speculstor. Pitmsn Hamburg Tor Amer
lea; 18Th Glen ala Hatfield Quebec for Ans~srp Setaux
DuBLIs NOV ii-cleared. Jorgen Lorsnt.en, Larssns
D~s.ns Nov iiNsaiisS Lgnr.a, capurra Bssmors.
FowKY, Nov ll-Pu back. Emile DingIe, Peake. for New
GIoucrsrrR. Nov Il-saiea, GnnhIlda, Mekie. Tybee.
GRIssnY. Nv II Passed. Maria Newman. Hull
Pensacola.
GLASGOW, NOV li-saied Caledonia os. Lisbon. &c;
GrEKsocx Nov i3-Arrived. Phoenician s Scott. Mos
Sailed llth, Eenlworsh. McKsn1Is. pensaeo,n
GIBnALrAn; Nov 5-Arsved Olympic ~, Young Glas'
Hull, Nov II-Arrived Hudson. Nicholas. Pabelon -
nAvHr Nov io-sailed. jamestown. Call New Orleans
Lssnrool Nos s'Si lASed es ssshi. 49, Harris. New
York; th Caspian o. r,ssss sal.imcTs; Carrie Carrie Hum,
YORK. Lake ,,st Sspson ~ Scot. Montreal n x,.,.
Psnsasoa; so :'G Glen uGy Grant Y sasse cSarisson
Cleared 1lth. arssa Carver. Dow Calcntta; Speed
well. Dow. Havana John Fahey Ryan, Baltimore: Kate
Cam Smith. Typse: Waloorg. Hansen, do.
LONDON Nov 13-Arrved. Canada Isl, sumner. and Aus
traa %, sidey New York Gan both estered out to 70
turn: Hamburg. Jorgensen, Saguenay.
Cleared Iith. Nornen. Olsen. Baltimore: Carl Linck.
Lamn. PHILADELPHIA; 18th, Arctic. Mcdonald. Parsboro
Sailed from Gravesend lth Tommy, Doboy Ely. Beau'
fort NC: Marvaetha Blanca Doboy 18th. Johanna Mar
gsretha New York.
LONDONDERRY Nov 1O-sailed. Bjorgvn. Olsen. Balt.
aIppLEsBoRoucH. Nov ll-sailed. Joseph Peass %.
Chitham. New Orleans.
MALAGA, Nav s-Arived Glacier. Battle Lisbon.
Sailed 7th. Zeal ts. Priest. Gibraltar and New YORK;
MALTA. Nov 2Arrved. Bengal sl. Douglass. Yokohama
DC tand sailed 9Th for Gibraltar and New York;.
PKxARTH Nov l1-Sned. North star, Roberts, CallHo.
PALERMO, Nov 4-Arrved. Acadia Isl, Craig. MilaEx0
(xnd sailed 9Th for New York).
sailed 4th, Andrea Lovic,. sallo. New York
PArRAs Nov 3Arrived Italia , Groat. Marselles land
sailed 9TH for Cephaional.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov i2-Arrved, Princess Alice. Temple.
Quebec for Swansea
SHIELDS. Nov Il-saled. Caroline Agnes. for New Or
leans Vega. tor Boston
TRoON, Nov l1-Saed. Faith, Gemmell, Daricn (sinco
reported ashorc)
ToRRgvIEIA. Nov 3-Arrivcd. Belle Hcnncssy Alicante
(and sailed 9Th for Harbor Grnce,
WHIrrHAvES Nov io-Arrved, Egremont, Kenny. Qus.
bee
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NEWS IN The CITY.

Mr. Beccher returned TO his lecture room in Ply
mouth church last night.
Sneak thieves stole s165 worth of clothing from
the residence OF c. A. Acton, No. 1o2 East Eighteenth
street. on Thursday night
A fire yesterday morning on the first 0oor ONO 449
West Twenty seventh street, occupied a grocery
store by 81. vehot caused q damage OF $500.
Still they come. Every day strong men and women
apply 10 Justice Duffy be to the workhouse
the winter, complaining that they arc out OF work and
destitute
Oaicer Blot, Of the Ninth precinct, jumped into the
Nortn River aiter John Cochrane, OF No 273 Hudson
street. who tell overheard, and rescued him from
drowning.
Morris Avery, we'll known sporting man, held
for trial by Justice Bxby, ut the Washington Place
Court yesterday for assaultingJ. W. Johnson keeper
of the pool rooms corner Of Twenty eighth street and
Broadway.
Justice Duffy yesterday gave his decision in the
Of Samuel c. Salmons, the youthful Lothario charged
with bgamy holding him in 81 600 bail for trial at the
General Sessions Salmon's matrimonial oscapades
have been fully reported In the HERALD.
While Detectives Dilks and Healy, OF the Broadway
squad. duty Twelfth street yesterday
afternoon they saw John Pcke and Charles Hoffman,
two boys, pick lady's pocket OF silk handkerchief
In their possession were found number OF other sik
handkcrchies, evidently stolen The prisoners on be-
ing arraigned before Justice Bxby at the Washington
Place Police Court yesterday werc held Tor trial 10 do
fault Of 81, 600 bail each.
Twenty fifth precinct station house yesterday after
noon unknown man about 1tty years OF age, who
dropped dead In front OF No 10 West Twenty third
street. Deceased about five feet eight inches in
height and wore brown overcoat, black diagonal coat
vest aud trousers The name OF henry G. Concklin
on his pockctcook He had on his person 50 10 in
money, pocket knife, two keys and ring The
Coroner was notified, and the body was conveyed 10
the Morgue
AT tho inquest held by Coroner Ellinger in the case
OF John Mosbache man who ie wniie working
building the OF construction at No 24s West
Fifty filth street the l3tn OF October, the jury
dered verdict censuring the owner at the building
Thomas Darragh, Of No ia West Twentytn street,
for allowing detective timber TO be used IN the frame
OF tho house. From the testimony OF some other
workmen employed on the building 1t appeared that
deceased carrying up beam to the fourth floor
aud that when he reached that part OF the building
let fall the beam he had bccn conveying which caused
the beam which he standing to break precip-
itating him to the parlor floor He struck his head
against other beams in his fall, aud the wounds thus
received caused his probably instant death
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THE CONTESTED RIFLE MATCH.

Tho Board Of Directors OF the National Rife Assoca-
ton, who met on Thursday night to try the Of
protest entered by the Seventh regiment rifle team
against the team Of the Forty eighth regiment Oswcgo
rendered decision yesterday morning at halipast
O'Clock, having tive hours hear test-
mony and arguments on both sides. AS the reader
will remember 1t was charged against the Forty eighth
regiment team that they had, contrary TO the rules
and regulations OF the National Rifle Association, 6ed
the sights OF their rifles with which they shot and
several team matches at Creedmoor IN September last.
The case tried time ago by the Executive
Committee Of the Board OF Directors, National Rifle
Association and decided against the Fortyeghlh,
appealed TO hearing OF the iull Board. The Board
confirmed the decision OF the Executive Committee,
and the made by the OF the Forty.eig ghth
were, under these circumstances, ruled out
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANcoxA Nov 20-ArrIved bark Rosalis utaD Pesco New
York.
ANTWERP, Nov 24-saled steamer Switzerland (Bslg),
jackson. New York.
States
BREMEN Nov 22-Arrived bsrks George t3er), Stenens
New YORK; 24th ship tGer) Bockemann do: barks
Precosa (Ger. stlman Baltimore; Ataianta Ger. Lub
ken. Philadelphia.
Sailed 2sd ship shakespere (ier,, Fechter America;
brig Tordenskjold Nor). Wilmington. NC.
BORDEAUX Nov Arrived bark vdsjaasn (Nor), Frods-
sen, New York
Sailed from Pauillac 22d, Milly for Wilmington NC.
CARDIFF. Nov 23Ssed, bark Esther, Merrill Havana;
brig CascateIle, Sparks, d.
CApIz-Sacd, brig Rama Ger. for Galveston.
DUBLIN. Nov 23-Arrived, bark Guiding Star CBr),
Prowse. Philadelphia
FALxorri. Nov 23-Arrved, bark Andreas QGreek).
Cockinaas, Philadelphia for Antwerp.
Arrived In the English Channel 2Ah steamer Acton (B
Robson, New York for Calais bark Brisbane (Br) Hudde.
stone, do for London.
GLASGOW. Nov 23-saiied, bark Nemio (Bn Sutherland
United States
sailed GATH bark Harriet jackson, Bacon cardenss
GREESooK Nov 23-sailed. ship Chippewa (Br). Milne
United States
HELvoEr Nov 23-Sailed bark Johannes Rod (No), Moe
Baltimore.
HoSG KONG. Nov 23-Arrved previously, lark Edward
May. johnson, San Francisco via Honolulu.
LIVERPOOL. Nov ai-Arrvsd. steamer Istra (Br, Fitt
Boston.
Sailed 23d. barks Fanny Carvi CBr) Johnson United
States; 2+th Modoc (Br), Narsh do Olive Mount lBr
Smith. New York.
LONDON. Nov 24-Ceared barks Freden CNor) Halvor.
SEN United States: John Shepherd Burgess do; Wave
Queen (Br). Wilson. do.
LEGuoRy, Nov 2l-Sailed, barks Sophia r Luhrs Goo
gins. Now York: Nomad, Jayne. do
MARsEiLLEs. Nov aJ-Arrived. bark G Jones, Mcleod
New York; brig A stronach (Br), Munroe. do.
MEssSA-Arrived. bark SYRIA. Corning Naples
NEWCASTLE. Nov 23-Arrived. bsrks Giulio QtaD Pao-
lnio New York; Gath. Northumbrian (Br) Piggie Pnila
delpha-
PLyxoura Nov 24-Arrived, steamer st Germaino (Fr)
Ricoloux, New York for Havre (and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov 24-Arrived ship Winged Hunter
Pauno. San Francisco; bark Light Brigade tBr, Aske
Philadcp pha-
Arrived 25th ! AN, steamer Wyoming (Br), jones' New
York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Pat In Gath, Minerva (Br), Baxsr New Orleans
for Revxl short OF coal
Sailed a4th steamer City of Richmond (B Brooks (rom
Liverpool. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov 24-Salsd. bark Jennie Armstrong =
(Br). Thompson. New York.
SrEyTiS. NOV 22Arvsd. bark Farewell GER Neum ann
New York.
Sailed from - Nov -. ship Or Bar,h DAM, Hansen
United States.
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WEATHER RE
HoLyaxAD. Nov "a. PM-wiad sSE, strong.
PLyxourn. Nov "a. PM-wini S. ligst
FOREIGN PORTS.

BORDEAUX. Nov lo--Salca. steamer Assyra (Br, DON
a.dson New York.
CorkNnAckS NV iArrived. Fox from Ivgtut.
CsDiz. Sos s-ln port. bars W II i.enn, Collins
CALCUTTA. Oct To- In port. ships British Envoy (Br,
Stewart Tor New YorS Anirpncda lBr) Burei sh Tor
Naturalist tsrl, Nelson, Padsha tBri. Mimi. tor San
Francisco Cora CaJmbs for Bombay barks liiidee DIR.
Dicsc. for san Francisco: MORO Castle, Jewctt. for
Colombo; Carmel ti;rJ Donald. for do.
sailed from Sanger Oct 10. ship Lockslsy Hall fBr),
Barnes New YORK.
titDgALTAH. Nov i-Sacd. bark Machuvelli utA). Ma
resca tron l.cghornl, New York.
GKsoA Nov 22-Arr.ved barx Reuseus, Leighton. New
York
HoSoLuLu, Nov 5-Aruved. bark Jane A Falkinburz.
Hubbard, Portland. o.
HALisAx. NS, Nov 23-Arivcd cable steamer Mniw
Cleared I'D. bark rempar tsr Treiry trom hon'reap
Cork. having repaired.
L,Guons. Nov .j--Arrived schr Mary Drury. Baker,
New York. -,
foscT, Nov tsArrivcd, brig Georgia. Thompson Bait-
RIO JASEIno, date--Arrved. bark Gamoyden. Tooey
Baltimore -. p,..
Ger utjen Richmond Va land cleared about Nov 10 TOT
81 JOHN Nh. Nov 22--clssrsd, bark Walton pr), Will
iams Csernarvon.
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RACING AT RICHMOND, VA.
MAINBRAcE, LADY CLIPPER, BAY RUM AND TOM
o'SEIL THE WINNERS.

MAINBRAcE, LADY CLIPPER, BAY RUM AND TON
o'SEIL THE WINNERS.
RICHMOND, Nov. "a, 1874
Tho attendance the Fair Grounds course this, the
third day of the meeting. good The weather was
clear and pleasant and the track rather better con-
dition than the two previous days.
THE riRsr
was a three-ouar,ers OF mile dash for twoyearo ods.
There we're three startcrs--namely, Tampico. Main
brace end Flora. The horses got away in the order
name. and held their relative positions to the finish
Time, LIS.
sEcoxJ RACE
a dash OF one mile, Tor all Tho entries and
starters were Lady Clipper, Coupon and Lbbie L. Lady
Clipper under pull all the way, ana won the race
easily In l:4S1s, with Coupon second and Libpie L.
third
THE THIRD RACE
was and half miles, Tor all ages Wateree, bay
Rum and Starlight started. Al the second quarter
Wateree and Bay Rum capped, with starlight some
lengths behlnd. On the homestretch Bay Rum dashed
ahead OF Waieree and won the race IN 2:32ts, Sbar
light third.
THE pKAp HEAT YESTERDAY
in the and quarter mile race was won easily py
Tom 0'Ne, beating FIRST Chance by four lengths.
The following are the
SUMMARIES
RICHMOND FAIR GROUND COURSE, Nov. 24-THIRD
DAY OF THE MEGrIxG.-fIRsr RAcE-Thrce-quarlers
Of mile dash for two yearolds.
Starters
c. W. Medingers ch. s. Tampco by Planet dam
MlIanua. -. - ..'. -.
w. Y. Burch's ch. L. Maln0race, by Prussian, dam
Dr. wsidons b Flora, BY War Dance, dam Flora
Aclvor. o
Time, 1:Z5.
SECOND
SANE DAy-Dash OF a mile. Tor all agca
Starters.
A. b. Lewis 4 Co. IS ch. t. Lady Clipper, by Hunters
Lexington dam Carrie Cosby. Years old. ....... l
DR.. W cidons ch. C. Coupon, by Lightning dam In
c. T " Medi1ssr;s cn t. Liboie IT, by Bay Dick.
dam by 10 Stoner, years old.
Timc--l :4Sr.
RACE.
SANE DAY-Dasn Of mile and hall, for oil ages
Starters.
n. Callahan's b. c Bay Rum, by haywood, dam
Goneril, years old !
K. q. Ebcrlc's b. c. Watercc. by Prussan, dam by
Charley Ball, years old. z
r. Bradlcy's ch &. Starlight, by Deucallon, dam
Unknown, 6 years old.
Time 242h.
FOURTH
SAME DAr-UNFISIsHED RACk OF THURapAY-A mile
and quarter dash, tor all ages
Starters
J. p. Wilson b Co.'s b. g. Tom O'Neil, by
Lightning dam Zugara years old ........ o
c. W. Medinger's CHI X. First Chance, by Bay
wood, dam Dot, years old .............
A. b. Lewis Co Is b. c. Pluto, by Planet, dam
by Voltiguer, years old.
Time, 2:2l-2:23-22L
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miles from Campoeitown On striking the
the manmss and missn tOpmsst we're
carried AWAY hull not damaged.
scHE Eva DrvxRrY from Hoboken for Somerset. Mass,
with coal carried away bstay aud put into Newport k
scaRJ MccARrHy. from Philadspha for Portsmouth,
lost snehors and chains and ran ashore below FOR.
sss set sse o Of s'h INST W." have 70
scna wnrLDEx from Providence for New York light,
day. and snehoPsd os 's to
senR TsnEs. from Boston Nov -. for charo..etown
sss,ns 3 q %s' = rss sss Sw Sr
Halifax. and taken TO Boston
scln Norss ashore as Cape MsnGpen lies inside
with responsible parties 20 pet her 70 Phsds
pha Tor $500 The had been by the wrsekers
sy.n DELLA yArEs before reported sunk after coding,
sssn sssn rom DAWN NOV for and while pro
minutes.
scna Jony WENTWORTH. Brown from Jacksonville. with
lumber Tor New York. into BY 2mastsd schooner
I'm Nov ~ and on a4tn was lying ~ ansho, in sink
Barnsra'; no iyss lost LAnotheI account says the
and was lying At sneho5 with the board Assist
needed
Bosros Prior Boar No bsfore reported, while lying
the gale. ashore the shortly after
@ Town the q Long s Sen fnn
and haul iu
the violence OF the gale did not succeed On Wednesday
alongside tie wharf.
1892 OF bark John Marsh built at Newburyport in
1873 40 tons AL has been purchased by Mr. John
Zttosen of this city Of Si6 900 whole
vessel.
Additional information received from Provincetowp and
other OF the bay renders IL pretty certain that
other disasters than those previously given have occurred
in that vicinity. Ii confirmed thar fragments the
vessel washed ashore Hull belonged TO the schr Tag
liani. and that she the which
driven Of Goucestor harbor after the had
abandoned her thus showing that lives lost by the
disaster
BArn Nov o3-The wreck OF the bark Andes burned at
this port has been sold to Morse TO bo broken
HALIFAX, Ms. Nov 24-The steamer Alpha, Boston
Tor Summsrsde with general cargo, is ashore at Cape
Gable.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 24-Bark Ecuador (Br), hence for
Antwerp touched Cherry Island Flats. bnt or
without assistance and proceeded
QuEBEc. Nov 2i-Bark Spanksr fBr) Whitehill. from
Montreal Nov ar tasgow with grain grounded at st
Thomas. hauled on without damage and proceeded
RvERHEAD. Ii. Nov 24-Schr J w Scott Haiey. from
New York tor st John. with Of -four and meal
into last night by propeler bound opposite
Horton Point The schr Is lying the bar opposite
this place. with spars gone aud full of water
snrrsuiLpisGAt Newburyport Mr. George Currier has
contract for bark Of 1000 parties In Boston,
and be will commence work upon her ut once
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Basset or bark Perry os Edyartown
her NJ - Mchaes Oct 81 having taken rs bbls
oil since report which had landed shipped
bark Amizade for this 100 bb 80 do VIII oil all
told Had shipped M Coborn, recently Of bark Spartan
second mate All we'll bound SOUTH
letter from Capt Msrchant, OF bark Carce, Of Edgar
town. her st MchaeS Oct 81 ready
south.
letter received from Captain VIM Earle master ship
Splendid of Port Chalmers NJ, says his
template buying the bark William Clifford for whaling
business
New Bedford, Nov 23-The intention to fit ship Daniel
Webster for the Arctic Ocean has been given up.
will sail In April sperm whaling in the
North and South Atlantic under Of
Borden. late of bark Pacific. Swift Perry agents
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AUSTIN ANSWERS REGNIER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Seeing in your issue OF this morning . challenge
from NJ. Emile Regner to the winner Of tho wrestling
match on Tuesday next, wish TO state that two
months ago challenged him through the ST. Louis
press and have lar heard nothing from him till this
morning. will wrcstle N. Regnier whether win or
lose Though do not why he should object to
New York; he VIII certainly get fair play from and
my friends in this city, even # am native. BY
tying when he can be AT the 0Ilco OF the Sports
Will meet HIM there to put up forfeit and ar
range VII prcminarles Respectfully,
WILLIAM j. AUSTIN.
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OBITUARY.
J. W. pRuroSE, COMEDIAN.

J. W. BRUToSE, COMEDIAN.
Mr. J. W. Brutone, the popular comedian, died at
his residence No. las West Twenty Nth street, on
Friday morning. after a short illness
Brutone's family nsne was Barrett He was the
son of Aaron Barrett, architect Of Tunbridge Wells
Kent, England He not intended by education
for the stage but early developed desire for hisri
onic fame. In 1852, his health being indifferent, he
went TO sydney, Australia, where. shortly after his
arrival, he made his deDut AT the theatre he met
Miss Court. also debuiante, and shortly thereafter
their fame and fortunes merged in marriage In
1861 Mr.. Brutope ana his wife, having visited all the
cities OF Australia went to England, where they
maned in professional occupation until 1867, when
they came to America. From this time forth until
New York, winning Tor himself GOLDEN opinions and
establishing his claims to popular recognition.
Mrs. Bruionc. nee Court, was OF the family famous
hereditary propreors OF the Shakespeare property in
Stratord upon-Avon, and had been on tie stage but
three months when she married the deceased.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchauts shipping agents and shpmassrs informed
that by telegrsphng to tho HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue rOpera.
Paris" the arrivals At and from European aud
Eastern Of American all foreign trading
with the United Ststes ths will be eabled this
country FREQ of charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and Mcdi-
ports will nd the Paris office the sconomi
cal and expeditions for telegrapning news
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HANDBALL.

Tho last OF the series games at handbal between
Arthur McQuadc and Michael Landy came on at
McQuadc's court. No. 4yi Madison street, yesterday
afternoon After n well contested match tho former
won by the following score
NCQuadc. ~ 81 u ~ 10 Zi-Ai'
fapdy y................. II lb III II g. So
Today Thomas Curry. q well known Washington
market butcher, and thomas CooN, cx-cbampon VI
America play against Cvionei Thomas Norton aud
hlc.ae Laudy The oest iour In seven games Tor 500
.
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SAILED

Steamers Carondeet Tor Fernandna &c Cortes Savan-
nah A,hHna. Wilmington. NC: ship vrett Western, Ly-
epool barks Marguerite GER, Elsnore Ecole (Iia,
Fairy Belle t5r Rio JRneiro Via Wilmington, NJ
Aqula tNor plymouth: sokratcs lNor,. Antwerp vio-
lette (Fr). Marseiies Cuomo Primo Utall Gibrllt
Hawthorne, Liverpoo Carib 81 Crox bgs Monarca del
Mare utaD, Piraus; Michelna utn, Gibraltar; Par
ker. Savannah; schr Nancy Smith. Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset. NSW.
Barone ter Al sunset, 30; at midnight, 800
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SPOKEN.

Bark Nevada (Br) from Point Lobos for Cork IS days
out, July II, lat "a II s. Ion ~ w.
Bark Jousen tRus. from Liverpool Philadelphia Nov
8, lar 40 lon 10.
Bark Paul Thormann GER from Hamburg for Now York
Oct ~, lat 40 IL, lon q 20
Bark A Farnsworth fBr). Manchester from New York
for New Bedford Nov D. night about half way between
Captains Island and Sands Point.
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REV. CHARLES R. FISHER.

Rev. Charles r Fisher, rector OF ST. Pauls church,
Hartford Conn died at his residence In Hartford yes
terday morning. He taken from life very sud-
denly. Mr. Fisher tho senior minister OF the city,
and intimately connected with all its public char-
ties Hc was greatly esteemed by the members OF all
parties and denominations During his ministry he
performed the marriage ceremony for 1000 couples.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON Nov 24-Tne Lighthouse Board gves notice
that and Dec 8, 1876 fixed white light will
recently erected ut the mouth Of
the Cacasieu River Louisiana.
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REV. CHARLES II. FISHER.

Rev. Charles r Fisher, rector OF ST. Paui's church,
Hartford Conn, died very suddenly yesterday morn
ing He was the senior minister OF the city. and
intimately connected with the city charities. During
his lie performed the marriage ceremony for some
1000 couples.
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NIfsCNf,i.ANEOUs.

DIVORCES, LEGAL EVERYWHERE, OBTAINED
Jwithout publicity: advice tree. FREDERICK l. KING.
Lawyer aud Notary Public, 80 St. Mark'spiacc. n "
DIVORCES QUIETLY; ANY STATE; PAY WHY
Adlyorccd; send Tor Circular AMERICAN Law
AHENCY, II Astor Hou>A
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
UNce

,Arxs OF DEPARTURE PROM FoR THE NovrHs
OF NOVEMBER AND DkCEMBER
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Liberia. Fossett. from Sierra Leon :
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-26
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, lss
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND
In the Circuit Court at the September term, A. d.
1876 In Chancery
Annie Z. Turner, vs. Abraham G. Turner.-Divorce.
To the above named defendant Abraham G. Tur-
ner You will take notice that the above named com
planant Annie Turner, has this day filed in said
court her bill OF complaint against you for divorce
that said cause l. now pending In said court, that
summons In chancery has been issued in this suit
against You returnable on the first day of the next
term of said court, TO be begun and holden at the
Court House In the city OF Rock Island, In SAID
county. on the first Monday of September, A. d.
1876. AT which time aud place you will appear.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,, this 25th day Of July
A. d. 1876.
GEORGE ID. GOULD,
Clerk OF said Court.
SWEENEY JACKSON, Compl'ts Solic'rs. 25dtd
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and very best accommodations through to
all points.
Our agents all over the West
can give the same favorable terms as
ourselves.
ALLAN CO., Genr Agents.
Nos, n 4 "A LaSalle ST., Chicago Ill
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-26

The other day when three negroes making
brutal assault upon Miss Lee, in bingham Co.
Georgia. they encouraged each other in their work
OF lust and murder by giving three cheers for Hayes
| and Wheeler, the black mans friends
Yet it would be as true as the paragraph
penned by the shameless editor of the
Register.