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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-12-05

and 30 was my shirt when got hum.
NV wife was skeered mos 10 death. j
lei hum de same night an tole Brooks
au' Nighton an de others dat dsy was
after EN- an dey bad better git out.
Den went 10 O nton, where dc Unit
ell States sojers war, an l had 10 skir-
mish round so de dull- lozers wouldn't
co me until eos' in Lieutenant De-
Gray's back do. He showed me to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-25

Steamer Bothnis D, McAickan, Liverpool via Queens
town-C q Frxncklvf.
steamer Emblshope Dr. Stevenson. Antwerp--Funch,
steamer Cleopatra. Buckley. Charleston-wm p Clyde
CO.
steamer Anthracite Grumey. Philadelphia-Jas HAND
Snip Royal Alfred (B Fisher Liverpool-Arkei TUFTS
Ship FalstsT (Br). Grcig. Liverpool-wsrren 4 Co.
Bark Hldegaard NOR. Petersen. London-Funch kdye
4 Co.
Co.
Bark st Agneo GtsD. Garguilo. Gloucester E-Benham
i Boyesen-
BARK Reno tAus. vecorina. Penarsh Roads for orders
Slocovfch y Co
Bark Jebuen (No, svendsen. Cork Falmouth for or
ders-runch, Edge Go.
Bark Patent Nor Morrcnscn. Cork for orders-Funch,
Euye 4 ca.
BARK Horace Besis, Ficxett. Odssss-John zittlosen
Brig Anna Od.ll. Clubhouse, ;ork Falmouth for
derc-P Sevius Son.
Brig Renshaw sylvester. Kingston. Ja-A II solomon 1
Co.
Brig Annie lBr). Smith, Arecbo. PR-D De Wolf Co.
Brig Minnie (nr). Grtin, st Johns, NF-Perkins Job.
Brig Charlotte Buck, Smith. Gslveson-S Shorthand
Bro
brig A II Curtis. sheppard Elisabsshport. NJ-wiiiam
schr Addie Vessels Balm. JeremIe QIaytD.
Schr Equator tBr Ranger. Nassau, NP-B Weinberg 4
Co.
Schr Susan Scranton, Farrell. Nassau NP-BJ Weinberg
Co
schr Annie (Br), secord, Lockport. Ns-P Nevius
Son.
schr " II wotnerspoon tBr), Psstis. Windsor Ns-D r
schr Adais q Bryant. Stubs. Bangor. Ae-R Buck 1
Co.
Schr Carrie Allan, Nevccmb. wsllasst. NASH Won.
berg 10.
Pointer Dnl. Providence and Bristsl-Fereuson
Wood.
facturing Co.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By the HERALD srxAx YACHTS AND HxRALp |
TELEGRAPH LINZ.

REPORTED By TuE HERALD srxAN YACHTS AyD HHRALD
wnirRsroxE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Canada (Bri, sumner. London Nay 10 with
mdse and 40 passengers to Hurst May IT LAT ~
steamer State 81 Pennsylvania (Br. Knight Glasgow
May ~ and Larue ih. with dss and 2s passenger
Labrador t, hence Tor iavrc; day LAT Al
81. Ion Ill 81 an Anchor line steamer bound east.
sS ~h mass and ana ~ eass and $50 e.ss ps..sn
gers Kunhsrdt Co No date. lat ~ S. lon - A.
CunArd steamer bound east
Naples a5h Messina 2ath Palerma May l. vaisncs 9Th
Gibraltar s aud Cadiz 9Th. with mise and psengers
Is lat rs lon 81 passed brig frthon Ger, hound west
Steamer City Of New York. Zimmerman. Havana days
l2 hcurs. with mdsc and i25 passengers TO Alexandra
steamer Hudson eager New Orleans May 49, with mdss
and passengers 10 Clark Seaman
mdss and passengers 90 chas VII they a Co.
steamer Aioemarie GIBBS. Lewes. Del with mdss the
BARK Won Notkc 1of Londonderry ysl uecuiy. London
~ days Ia ballast 20 J Whitney Go.
da ballast to Hensy Parker Is anchored a. Graves
Rsrt Birasssw sBr Williams. sligo IS days in ballast TO
Bark rospero, Padre dtaD simonst, Warren Point IS
days. in ballast ia h cnkast A Go.
Bark Inca Nor Bigger. Chrstiana Nor; 30 days In bal
Bark chm.sa sSoi, Hasvc. ssav.nser - days. in bal
BARK W II jenkins of Yarmouth Ns). sprouI. Bremen
70 days In ballast TO Boyd Hnken. May IL lat ~ 81
NJ. tor Liverpool The " II anchored At sandy Hook
ssrE frsia Se Jensen bordeaux - days. ID ballast to
Marx Malta Clotlds dtaI. siano csanis IA DAYS with
supnar 70 sstes Passed Gibraltar April ~: May IL LAT
Bark Eds torfl Dunlap. Havana 10 days. with %.
sugar y a csrs0a ) ca 80
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA,. May 23--sailcd, steamer John Gibson,
New York.
BOSTON. May 24-Arrived steamer Scptuns Berry. New
York; ship L. l. sturges. Lennkcn, Mobile; schr Ann
Brown. Crowen. Hoboken.
steamers Ares whiidcn Philadelphia; General
Whitney alle New York ship syren, Newell Honolulu
sailed Ship Syrcn
BALTIMORE. May a. Arrived. steamers Bolivar tbr,
pohrry. Laguayra san Marcos (Br. Burrows Ianipco'
Elizabeth. Cark New York; uco App"ld LoveiAnd. Dos
ton. brig Geo Harris, showers, Cardenas. go
tleared-Stcamer SaruKossA Hooper, Savannah: uafk
Charleston tSu svendsen tislwxy DER. iiilimcr,
Bremen. Queen Victoria (Br Mckenzie. Queenstown "f
Falmouth Lusa dab. SemicI. Dublin; schr Shsrss
Plat, sharp. 81 Thomas -
Also ciearcd-StcHuers Josephine Thompson A"cre new
sAiisd-sssAmsr Novs sssss ship WIN Woodbury.. bark
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NxwPoRr. X l.. May "a. 1876.
During the thick fog Monday night the schr Catherine
May Philadelphia for Boston. and the Smasted
Henry May. from Philadelphia for Lynn, ashore
about the time the south end o Block Island.
0uerrybutt wreckng Company made FOR 81 900
for the former and 5000 for the latter get
them on They got the Henry May OF last
night and sent word here by fishing smack Tor the
Samuel Dexter they could her
this port had her rudder and LEAKING The
promptly her assistance and took her In
Soon after getting the island tho task Of towing
difficult owing the loss OF her rudder that
vessel xgnallcd assist After reaching this
towed TO Fail River repairs Advccs Block
Island this evening state that tho Catherine W
May hoated and her way this port
In charge OF the wreckeEs. COMMITTEES Of the
wreckinv Company have arrived pre-
claiming reason. that they entitled share in
sc proceeds ACCORDING 10 the arrangements
by both companies IL IL doubtful II the
Of either vessel consents to the contracts made their
captains in view Of the fact that the gotten
on without scarcely trouble In fact the Henry May
would have come OH without assistance.
Arrived this AN, New FORK Coast Wrccking Companys
steamer L~ckaw for the looking brig
Florence Henderson. reported ashore Beaver Tail
nosted yesterday morning
This pm, the fishing steamer Ida Augusta into, Of
Sescsnnct Point coast the soop Fslcon. She
forward OF her hos down
mark making ugly hole She at en her fishing and
took the sop In and brought her into this
steamer 10 uninjurcd.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BoxsAY. April Pin port. ships Phiness Pendleton,
ta:sd kingdom sss
e.s r HI Ssa q Aasw % Dick and 81
cALourrA April BIN port ships ssvoir Fsirs Bs, Ait
% y.1si pa %
Sussex Br Stop for san Francisco Victoria Atwood une
.ocecdns down 2ss. ship Bates Family Br,. Dougall,
Sailed from saugor April H. ships sarah Hignsst Kdder
New York i4sh caernsrvon Castle tBD Robinson. do;
cAIsAalxs May I7-Clearsd. brig Peri Stevenson. New
CA.DxsAs May 22-saled. schr Ruth Darling. swasey.
clxsruScos. May al-Arrived- brig Aiphouss (Br),
Arrived 18TH brig Three Cheers tBo Mcconnell Montese
Sailed 2oh. briggs ponvert. Moore, New York; Daisy E.
Cow BAY. CB. May 2s-Arrived brig AlsxnA tBr,.
Cleared 2sd. schr Charles Morrison Smith. New York
FALMOUTH, "a May io-In port. brigF Asryman, Ls-
HayAsA May ls-Arrived. bark Hsvsloek CBr. Passer.
Liverpool; sehrs Davis stirling Msrscilss via s.
a4sn Steamers Hanover sr HsnSsca New dream;
Cor srs cy Of Nsrds. Reynolds, Vera Cruz &c dol
sailed issh, bark Jas HoIrook. Lesvits. csrcen..;
s4sI brig woOdcocE r,. Mas,son. north q n.s,srss
,ssS brig Il Barnard ssr,. wisSy. sssas ,sss barn
ss c. sanf srs
HALrvAI May .3sailed Falmouth Colby. Fort
LvxsrooL. Ns. May as-Arrived. bark sunny Region
Moa.s! Bar. ia. May io-rn port, schr Ii Kely Gray
MILK Rvnn. ia. May io-In port bark rormosa tBr, for
United states.
MArAxxAs May lSArrived, bark Josephine, Stahi, Ha.
MAITLAND. Ms May a3-Xrrivsd. brig Elizabeth Ann
MY NJ a sss Ms.s,s: r.
do: 4sh. Merosc tsrigrs do.
PoRro CAsELLo. Nay lin port schr Geo Mcfarland.
Mcfarland from New York via LaeusyrR twhsre she
April 10 Tor Little Curacao and baitlmore>
PicroU, Ms, May 9Arivcd schr Robccca Ann, Spencer
Boston.
cleared 18th, briggs Liberty. Reid. Porand ieth ca,hs.
rne Sakcow. d..
QuEsxc May 2i--Arrivcd. ship Colonial Empire Leslie
Liverpool: I'D dominion. Roberts, Liverpool;
Twecddae Smith, Newport Montreal ships Progress
Bull London Ardmore. Mcconnell Liverpool for Monlres
bark Ioiconda, Waterman. Lch Tor do.
Cleared I'D, ship Gcabcrvic tBr). Campbell, Glasgow
sUsiSAs April 2In port schr Addis Todd for
Boston 30 sail In ak days.
SAcUA. May 1sArr:ved, brig II Cieavos Cum min 2.
Gibera; schr Mary A Rich Staples st Thomas.
CB. MAY 23-Arrised amer Prior (Brl Arnot.
Cork tfor NoutreAn.
81 Joux NB May 23-Arrived brig Arabel Saith, sgd.
ney. Oh: 18th. shiPs Allan (brl. Bumarcsa London Belle
Lverpcol Ma syen,y cB bark Etta stewart tEr Henry.
and Hook
cared I'D. lark Mistietoo tEri Delap. Belfast; brig
On eco tBr). Campbell. 1ralee.
!. WINDSOR Ns, May 2sArrivcd, sehr Winnie Lovery,
Rockland (and sailed for New York;
Sailed 25d. schr susanna, New York.
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AM USEM NTS.


GILAoRkS GARDEN-AAX MARETzEK
Quite change for the better taken place in this
beautiful garden. Max Aarc,1ck has replaced the in.
competent conductor that alcrnatcd with OGenbach,
and marked Improvement Is visible. The veteran
operate manager who has passed quarter OF u
century IN musical harness ana whose musical attain
mens and experience in banch OF the DIVINE art
recognized everywhere, was welcomed back 10 tho
orchestral stand by such outburst OF nthusnsm as
has been seldom known IN this city. The in,presario
was obliged TO bow HIS acknowledgements aud over
again before he was permitted resume tho baton.
. conducted the following works with an elan and
spirit that reused the audience degree cnthus
assn hitherto unknown In Giimore's Garden:--uvcr-
ture. LA Gazza i.adra, Rossn lone OF the choicest
morcsaux fertile Swan OF Pesaro) an effective
fantasia iron .'L'Aricaine selections from vcrdi's
Macbeth" tho GLORIOUS enfracts and bridal chorus
from -Lohengrin;" the overture to the daughter or
the Regimcnt;' the march IRON the Prophet" and
Naretzek's .sErie Galop"
The galop Is entirely characteristic OF the composer
and gives The idea the best musical language OF sixty
miles hour q HERAf.D tram. ~ tumultu.
ously encored ". 0nenDsch conducted some OF hls
own works. but the effect OF them seemed to suffer
considerably beside the tine compositions that accom-
panied them. ar. Henry korvalsk. pianist will play
the Two last movements Of Websr's "CoLcertstuck"
to night AT the garden.
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BRAZIL.

PRODUCE MARKET REPoRT-RATR or EXCHANGE
AND FREIGHTs.
Rio JANErRo, May "a, 1875
Coffee quiet; prices maintained; good nrsts, 500
$3.50 reis per 10 kilos
Exchange on London, 25s8.
Freiphts, per SAIL. to the Channel, 32E
PRODUCE REcEirrs
Average daily receipts Tor the past week. T. 500 bags
sales OF tho week for tho United States O0O aud for
Mediterranean ports. 1000 shipments Of the week
for Europe 1000; TOR tho Uncd States $4,000 Stock
IN port, W, 600.
SANTOS.
SANTOS, May "a, 1875
Coffee market quiet; prices superior San
tos. $500 !. $50 res per 10 kilos,
Average daily receipts Tor the past week q 200 bags
Stock IN port ", O00
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Bark Florence L Genovar simmons. Matsnsss II days.
with Havsmsysr Elder: vessel 20 jamie. Henry
days with dss 70 il 4 " Meyers; vessel Lauro sso
brig Esras xor, Psdersin Lancaster 81 days in ballast
TO Boekmanu, oerien Co il anchored ~ SANDY HOOK
Brig ciyis OF se.,.po,s: Dox casdinss II days. with
Brig csstsl,a whi,.smore sarua il days with to
Charles Lalias CS vessel g JAIME. Henry ca !, a.
with COS. % Perkins JOB: vessel 20 swain
10 days with moiassss 70 waydel Co. vessel TO
sehr Jennie Gnksy. cilkey. Masanzas II days. with
10 rs.ra M0;' CO. vessel 10 wepSss
se Nellie GrAn Jordan Bar.eea 10 days with frst 70
Gertrude Kelly Eleu,hera days. with pines Jo
sehr " Durys. Fielding from Windsor Ms, 10 days
with plaster 20 " Besteaax
S sssosRs r Harry Lsnasll, T.sis,,; Virginia
~. sys.rs Eliza M,xan .B2, y,eh was anchored in
REruESxD- Rsbeccn Caruaua. johnson. hence Nay
70 Tor Aatsnxas tsee Misceilany)
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer City Of Fichburg Springer. Nov Bedford fss
Steamer Electra Young rrendsnes for New York;
Brig starlight Stowe. New Haven for New York.
ssS Sr ss sa Bacon YORK.
sesr Emma Iss Fos iI.,i a.rsio's Nov York.
Schr Belle Of tho hay. Evsns. Georges Banks Tor New
sehr Elias Kenyon csmpIsll Providence for Now York.
ssr %s 20, YORK; Msw York
Schr JAS Hoffman. storr Providence for New forx
schr Nicholas Mcirhon Goldsmith, Providence for New
schr N Wheaton, Warren. Kepnsbec for New York
senr Rival. Durham. Ellsworth Tor New YORK.
sehr Minqaas. Phillips; Providence for New York.
sshr t,n,srs. Wall New Io"d"n Tor New York H.A
ssSr % Tor 70" York
schr Brainard. Stevens Portland, O. TOR New York
senr Alice Is S.sssss 81 Georges Me- for New York
schr " Aidrdge. Auderson, Rockcort for New York.
schr Matthew vassar. Jr Kelley New Bedford ios New
YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Isaac Bell. New York for Newburyport
Steamer Tlle. Ewing New York for New London and
BARK Horace Beais. Pickett, New York for Odessa
sehr " Kills Ferguson aI ls.na.a. for Boston
sehr = = G;ssrnsy Quincy aoecksn for New Haven.
scllr John Warren, McGarr Hoboken for Providence.
schr rurvvs Lisis Rondout for Newburyport.
Sshr Fanny Fern. Eaton, New York Tor New London.
schr Samuel Crockfora, Traschsr New York Tsun-
schr Orion, Smith, New YORK Tor New London.
sclr . \ lawley. Tyler. Hoboken for Newport
schr A a \ baker Murray. New York Tor New Haven
ssr cs' saxs rs is,a &,
sehr & Mxn KIN Chase, New York for New Bedford
sshr 9 Yoans. Young, New York ior Fort Jefferson.
ssr ss o sssns i Ssy Xxx. rs BEDFORD az
schr Baltimore; Francis Hoboken for Norwalk
sehr Holmes kyssr oSosen s.lsn ~
schr 0del! winsow, Hoboken for Newport
schr II foumsns, Reed Perth Alnboy Tor Norwslk
ssSr Ella. Lewis Perth XaSoy rSr r al R Ss1
senr Arso. Quincy. New York fSr wars Sm u0ha0n
schr John Randolph Carleton Port johnson fer New Bed
scnr Dart Williams. New Yorktor sssmfora
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

The management Of Central Park Garden wish TO
combine Thomas and Downing IN future concerts
Nr. Butler, OF the Globe Theatre, announces the
rival OF the Branl family and the Count OF Cagosro
who ought 10 have been dead long ago, bus who sp-
pears, still lives
Mr.. Thorne's benefit this afternoon II the Union
Square Theatre viii be interesting NOS only nom the
popularity of tho actor, but because Of the uniform
merit Vi the performance. "The Huncnbark- will
present this hne artist of his most effective
parts-Sir Thomas cli1ord-and viii Introduce Miss
Ida Jeifres tor the first time In the charming part Of
julia. The rest OF the cast Is slrong including Mr.
Fred. Robinson Master Walter, anI hcatrc-Tocrs
have reason % anticipate ~ entertainment Of unusual
bslliancy
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sold here Saturday for SIS The material ssved fon
the wreck disposed the time for about &51
QUICK PAssAGE-Ste City Of New York. Of Alexan
dre's Havana line arrived here yesterday from Havana
masking the ably quick time OF DAYS l2ts hours
she brings unusually large number Of passengers
LAuScHEp-At Belfast Ne. May "a. ship Carter, ss6
register the Of Carter Co This 10 the
largest vessel built In Belfast She Will be commanded
BY CAPTAIN Il Herriman
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Steamers Bothnia (Brl, for Lvcrpoo Alps (Br Po "a
Prince kc Cleopatra Savannah Pottsviie Phiadephia;
Alimuri ts Cork Falmouth; Prvi Dubrcvacki Aus
do; vxsn tNor). Amsterdam Peppno Itall. Lisbon
Medss Nsr, Hsuours brigs Emma Dean. Cnracoa: Star
Kingston ia; Sea BIRD. Porto cabeo, USC schr Phsbs
BArRcoa.
Wind nc sunset &
Barometer 1t sunset. 30 ls; midnight sol5.
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wHALEMEN.

saed from New Bedford May 23 bark Gosnold. Robin
son. for All antic Ocean.
letter rom the nrst officer bark Parns OF Nb
reports her ~ Hsnouu April lS and having taken iso
bbis OF oil since leaving that place.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Admiral (0cr), from Hamburg.
Bsrk Stonewall Jackson. from Boston,
Bark Trinidad (Sp), FROM Havana.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE PLYMOUTH.
WASHINGTON May "a, 1876.
The Navy Department 10 advised that the plymouth
was ut Port Prince May I. She expected 10 sail
the next duy for other ports In tho island thence
to Port Royal, =. e.
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SPOKEN.

May 1. lat ~ IS N, Ion Is 10 w.
BARK whestAad. from Accra March &c for Boston, Nay
-, las 40 so. Ion ~ so.
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FALnourn. Nay -. Ph-wind n BY e.
HoLyzKAp. May "a. PA-Wind NE. Moderate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-01

Van wyck from the rourteenth District Of New
York, was. on motion Of Mr.. Davis, stricken out.
The senate then st 8 o'clock took a recess till
7:30 p. NJ
On reassembling the consideration Of the Sum
dry Civil Appropriation bill was resumed, and
the amendmen proposed by the Committee
on Appropriations were agreed to a. follows;
Striking out Of House bill the clause approprstlng
$4,000 paw for reporting testimony before the sew
erai committees Of the House OF Representatives OF the
pre- ent session. 80 80 d.
binding to u .625,o0T - ...- -. -
Joint Committee Printing 10 advertise for proposals
for printing and binding the debates OF Congress and
sward the contract the lowest responsible odder,
ami also dregng the heads of the various departments
to advorWs fbr proposals for printing and binding for
their respective departments and award the same 70
the lowest responsible bidder. and authorizing the
Precedent to appoint public printer nstead Of having
him elected by the Senate.
Appropristing t2O,OOo for lithogrsphing. mapping,
premr COurt. and the Court Of Claims.
ApprOprating t5OO,UOO to pay, on behalf OF the
United States portion Of the general expenses Of the
District Of Columbia.
tiSA97 to defray the expenses Of con.
ducing the sanitary Of the District OF Colu n.
ba, provided that the Commissioners OF the Distrct
shall pay cDncureny for such service To the Board OF
Health ike amount out Of the treasury Of the Dis
al
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THREE YOUNG woMEN DEoBIVED.
Bigamist Prisoner who boasts Of the
Wrong thar lie ha. Done,

James MoElroy, a genteel idler, who told
attractive tales about his means, M arried Miss
Mary McQuade, IN 1867, In this city. After some
years Of unhap piness, Mr.. and Mrs. McElruy sep
arated, the latter going to san Francisco. Tney
were not div creed. Yet IN 1888 MIR. McElroy
married Miss Mary Duny. the Rev. Dr. Palmer
In BROOKLYN. performing the ceremony. Soon
after she became a mother McEroy deserted
her.
Recently McElroy Visited sister In Jamaica
Long Island. He learned that winning little
SC Dol girl. Miss Annie Parks. who passed his
sisters house every day, was an orphAn, aud
mistress Of 5000 aud three houses In Provi.
affections. and on the 18th ult. she was MARI I'd
to htm by Justice bennett. He brought his
Young wife To this city, and. taking rooms at ~
East tlftv-nrst street, obtained command Of
$3.50 Of her money. He deposited Sl.Ov0 TO hi.
own credit In tue sixth National Bank, and In
chain for himself. Then he proposed 20 sell
the Providence houses. Hts wife acceded TO
the proposition, and ne went 90 Providence on
Wednesday.
A few hours after McElroys departure, friend
called upon his wife and acquainted her wi h
her husbands history, and thereat she tele-
graphed 10 him TO return without DELAY. as she
was very III. Then she warned Capt. Ward Of
McErOy's coming. Detective Joseph Cottrell
awaited NcElroy in the Grand Central depot,
and arrested him as he stepped out Of the train
Yesterday, Justice klbreth having ordered
the transfer. Detective John COttrell took Mo
Elroy e. Jamaica. In the carriage McEroy said
York inat can claim as many women victims as
1 can"
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THE LONG BRANCH RACES.
THE RUNNERS That ARE TO BIZ At
THE SUMNER MEETING.

Some improvements Monmouth Course
that will be Welcomed, and New ARRANGE
ments that were Needed-Opening Dsv.
The great summer meeting In Monmouth
Park 10 to open to-day. The spacious
course and grounds are all In order. The club
house and grand stand have been reprinted,
and the ladies' stand 10 carpeted. John f.
Cham berlin's club house on the beach has AN
addition Of handsome wing, In which there is
a French cafe. The roads leading TO the course
are TO be watered daily.
The races will be more than ordinarily sttrac-
tive. The nrst Is the trial purse, a mile for all
ages the second, mile heats Tor all ages the
third, the Jersey Derby and sweepstakes for
three-year-olds, ESQ each, PLAY or pay. and $3.50
added, mile and half. Forty-four horses
Engaged. The fourth race Is to be the grand
national steeplechase, welter weights, about
three miles.
on the second day. the Fourth OF July. the
year oIds half a mile, $50 each aud $500 added
twenty two are engaged The second race is
s S aug Tbs on@oub Ca pns IL n NC $50 aas S
play or pay, and tl.200 added, two miles and
half. There are seventeen 10 the list, among
them the best four-year- olds In the country.
The nrst three upon the list are Tom Ochiltree,
Acrobat. and Ten Brueck. Tom Ochiitree won
four times last wear, three Of the races being
year.
Der,ram, susquehanna, Clematis, Fiddle
stick, Baroness, Sultana, Hibeinia, Daunt-
less, Patience, Olitipa, Leather Stockings. Kill
larney. Adonis, Corina, Adelaide, and Magnum
Bonum. Mr.. George Lorillard's stable are
Ambush. Tom Ochiltree, Sunburst, Leanuer,
Warlock Ladylike, LOTTERY, Lounger, Little Laird.
Legitimist, and Oriole. In MIR. John L. Chamb-
erlin's stable are Lord Zetland, lone. q 9TH,
Dundreary. and Lorna Doone. ID. McDaoiers
string comprises Brother to Bassett. Australian,
Joe Germs. Matte A., and ten more noted racers.
In =. Loril rd's stable are Barricade, Baronet,
Merlin, Malcolm. Bertram. Bombasl, ldalia, Zoo
Zoo, Durango. Shirley. Estelle, Demoselle, Pera,
Eyasive, Aspesii, Hszll, Dimond. Parole, and
Orion. Mr.. McGrath has In training Aaron
Pennington, Leonard, Frank Jones, Aris-
tides, Dalgaisian, Chesapeake, Dryen, Fars.
MIR. W. Cottrils horses are Donaugh, Johnny
H., Adventure. stampede, Southern Express,
Lemonade, and Ascension. Mr.. ID. swigsrt has
Berlin, Ceylon. Lisbon. King Alpbonse, Stein
box, Carno.. Flying Locust, and Bombay.
Messrs. Carr & Co. have Mignon, Rife. Blum
Diet, Carter, blanche, Niceroy, Bun and Blue,
and Stormaway In Mr.. Hitchcock's stable are
Galway, Cariboo. Springlet Busy Bee, and Vine
land. In John CoGee's stable, Panic, Charlie
Midland, Mettie Norton, Donuybrook, Ida
Wells, John NJ. H'rney's Frederlck.town, Lille
Belle, and Athlone. Weldon 4 Gibney have
wsstchester. warpent c, and Hail Columbia.
Mr.. Baocock's stable has Egypt, otmore. and
Woodland. Mr.. Donohue has ten horses, Gov.
Bowie six, Mr.. Puryear four. Mr.. Clayton four.