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DOMESTIC NEWS.

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The Nasisaai 0uard.

Mr.. DAILY reported that the National
Guard had accepted the invitation Of the
Pioneers to attend the picnic. and had also
authorized him TO tender the use u their
their arms and assistance in any game.
shooting match. etc.. which the Pioneers
might desire tn have gu the occasion. On
motion = vote of thanks was rendered to
ia. Nationals for their courtesy.
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jeremiah Lehigh Of Carson was balloted
for and elected. and the proposals for
membership Of A. ID. Brill, Vim. Ashley.
Patrick Hsnlon and John Connerton Of
Virginia City. were referred to the proper
committee.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP WM TAPscorr 1850 built At Bath In 1882 has
been sold for Boston account ut 8 $500
ScHR WALTER JONES' He witt arrived at Alexandra Sept
30 from Piney Point having board the undsmag part
ashore there last Sunday week. Capt Hewitt reports
that the schooner will have be wrecked where she
worth. About 1000 bush wheat which left in her
thoroughly saturated with and will prove almost
loss The coal laden schooner which ashore
the place aad At the time will also have be
abandoned.
ScHR ASADIR. Winters, from Rverhead for Albany
ried away bowsprt in the gale of 9th uit when
through Plum Gut and towcd into Greonport the
18th by revenue cutter Mosswood.
scHR CHAs MORSE. Mari. at Bath Sept 20 from New
York tha; schr Herbert into the nth
u miles NNE Of Chatham light and lost bowsprit j
boom, head gear and sustained other damages
ScHR LEoCADiA. from Philadelphia for New Market be-
fore sunk Oh Capo Cod iu tons burthen
baltimore in 1855, aud owned by James Williams
of Portland, Me.
scnR JAMES HxwIrr, Hewitt, from Perth Amboy for
Boston, which into Vineyard Haven 2ytn leAky arrived
Now Bedford Oth to repair making 20 iuches
hour. sprungrg aieak when of Block Island Win
probably have 10 discharge.
ScnR CAPITOL ashore Provincetown expected
TO 20 to pieces last night.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 1-Steamer Indiana from Liverpool
that the 9th ut lat 45 "a Ion ~ so w.
passed eight icebergs.
been towed TO this port IRON the breskwster.
SAVANNAH Oct 1.-The mate OF the schr c W Lewis died
at 1ybee to-day.
sKAvIILg, NJ. Sept 29-Editor Of New York Herad: -
1t has been reported that tho schooner Thomas Lancaster
stranded Ludum's md beach, has broken In and
that her afowt is hopeless. which is She 10
perfect In shape only fu Of water and she put
be the fault of the Coast Wrecking Company
who have contracted to deliver her at Philadelphia
GEORGE HUNTER. Master
LAUScH-J Hitchcock will launch from his yard at
Bath. Tuesday. Oct ., splendid ship OF 1850
named Oracle to be commanded by Capt Humphreys.
of Yarmouth.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
EXHIBITION NOTES.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l, 1915.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ], 1874
This being the week OF the Ccntennai Jubilee OF
Rhode Islnnc the observance OF which Will culmnate
Thursday Governor Lippitt, OF that State IS ex-
pected to arrive Tuesday when the arrangements OF
programme for the day will be perfected.
New Hampshire day las been appointed for Thurs
day, the l2tb inst and It is officially announced that
Governor Cheney will holc reception at the New
Hampshire State building that day, from one TO
three O'Clock =. NJ, TO be followed NV address ap
propratc the OCCASION at the place, by Proes
Edwin ID. Sanborn, LII. D. OF Dartmouth College.
Reduced fares by railroad from Rhode Island and New
Hampshire have been secured Tor this and next week.
Tho Centennial Commission Friday and Saturday
In executive session approved number OF the awards
OF the Judges upon which action had not previously
been taken for want OF time These comprised mainly
the awards printing presses but included also sew
cral ended to have been embraced In groups already
published.
The attendance at the Exhibition on Saturday. dcs-
pite the heavy which continued without cessation
throughout the day, anohned to lO3 2Ol cash admis
sions 10 tho main Exhibition and S7 TO the 1.-Two stock
yard The day the last OF the special halt tee days
heretofore appointed, and the statement Is author
zcd by the management that there Will be no twenty
five cent days III October II IS Improbable tha, any
ccpton viii hereafter be made In tho rule requiring
admission Zee o ifty cents on all days OF the week
The rrlc requiring the payment OF a nifty cont note
silver piece package ticket admission lee will
also be adhered TO- and consequently dollar bill
will not be taken for two admissions.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
A BOLD ROBBERY.

SAFE BROKEN OPEN AND TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY
STOLEN.
The officer post in front Of tho jewclry store Of
Mr. Franklin Horton No 42 Fulton street, discovered
through hole in the window shutter that the
open ami that all OF tho boxes and trays belonging
scattered around the In great confusion.
An alarm was immediately given and Captains Petty
and Williams and a number OF officers from the First
and Fourth precincts were soon at tho spot A thor
ough examination was then made OF the premises.
when Il was found that every article Of
value had been taken from tho sale Nothing was
left behind but tho silver plated tho show
cases The proprietor estimates his loss 500 0Co,
and states that somo OF the valuables not his
own, but left with him on sale an memorandum.
The plan OF operations OF the burglars is similar to
the one followed the robbery the cwelry store on
Chatham street, when they made away with nearly
$50 900 worth OF goods and suspected that tho
same parties are ut tho bottom OF both jobs The
building mex: door is untcnanted, and on the third
floor the thieves beg an their work BY means OF
chiscls and other tools which they left behind
hole Jug through the brick wall leading TO the
head Of a stairway IN No. ~ IL was made
just largo enough TO allow mans body pass
through Having got into the building they descended
70 ne nan way on me sroumu moor ana win an auger
hall from tue store. Wedges and Jmmes were then
brought bear the safe door and It soon gave way
The trays were taken out ani laid The noor behind
the counter, which fronts tho street, and there,
free IRON observation, their valuable
tents bundled up for carrying OF.
Some OF the trays we're carried out OF the
and cmpicd up stairs. The time Of the robbery
cannot be learned as tho store has been locked up
since Saturday night II probably done during
yesterday, us there evidence oil lights food or
cigar sIumps to be found about the place, which is
generally the when long job has been carried
out successfully. rhe store had gas burning and
fronts on Fulton street. which that locality Is a
lively thoroughfare both day and night on
account OF the great amount OF travel 10 and
from the Brooklvn ferry II Is supposed the
robbers procured "a key to the unoccuped building
tnat the booty carried out that way. They made
a clear escape, leaving nothing IN tho shape OF clew
by which TO trace them. "ps clean job and no mis-
takc,n said an officer, and he was right
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
EoRTa svDHEY cB Sept 2s-sailsd ship Rock City tBr,
.ethbrdgs. Quebec schr chss ScsmuelI tBr). snish

KoRTa SYDNEY CB Sept 2s-saisd ship Rock CITY tBr,
Lethoridge Quebec: schr Chss Scsmmell tBr. Smish
QuEsrc. Sept 2eArrves. ship Steinvors McInto-n Bel
fast barks Genii, Dupuvrs Milford Haven: marlborough
Irvine. PiyInonth Perthshire Waerson Liverpool for
Cleared 9TH sssamsrs crcassisn. Wv is' Lax. Cham.
plain Bernson and Quebec Thrrie. Ltverpoo ships
Antoine Grndsrsen Liverpool: Chippewa Milne. Green
gomery Greenock Lammersie, Kelly. Liverpool; Glenaa
bourgourd Antwcrp Glen Grsnt Russell. Liverpool Con.
cordia, Bull. Lonion; Marion, Davis, Greenock.
RIO JAsrIro Aug 10 sale d. barks HacSiord dBr,. At
die, United states mot ax Del 5re).
Cleared Aug 80 brig Hug-o tSwl, baltimore.
In port Aug 81. bark ) Pontoppidan DAM for New
York brig syras tswl for Hampton Roads, schrs Lsrkan
,sw) sophia Amalis tswp. and Newa tDutchJ fo
New York. all lds; and others as before.
VICTORIA W. sept Arrived ship Mahilde (kic. Cal
lao; I'D bark Lady Head tBr), Anderson, London.
fPEn STEAMER BRIrASSIc-ApprroSAr-l
BRISTOL. Sept lsArrived. Oscar, Alsberg. Miramchi
BARROW. Sept I7-A,rved. Lady Milton, McRas Prime.
Edward Island: 18th. Jardne brothers. Nelson. Mran
chi
DIAL. Sept I9-Passrd. Arno, Soppa. from London for
New Orleans; Albert Young. Davis from do for Bull
DOVER, Sept 2o-OG. Johanne Bunge. from Bremen for
Arrived 2oth Arno tAus bark. Baltimore via Qusens-
FALMOUTH Sept 2l-sailed. Thomas Pillsbury. for
HAMBURG
GLOUCESTER Sept I9-Arived. Runebers. Fredricksen,
Bsltimorr. .
sailed 10Th Raiomisto. Moriinelle. Baltimore.
LANcAsrrR Sept Ruberia. Burns. st John.
NywcAsrLr Sept 19-Cienred Savannah (of bouth
Shields) Pensacola (nnd sailed from Shields 20thl.
NEWPORT, Sept 20-Cleared, Bagdon tD, Petersen, ~
Sailed 20th Good Hope ts,. johnson. Quebec
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
BASE BALL NOTES.

tournament will be played this week on the Union
Grounds, Brooklyn between the four rival amateur
clubs in this vicinity, viz Chelsea OF Brooklyn; Res
olutc. of Elizabeth; olympic of Paterson. and Alaska,
Of this city. The club winning the largest number Of
games will be presented with handsome pennant
The games arranged to take place as ollows:-To
day, Alaska and olympic; tomorrow. Chelsea and
Rcsolute Wednesday, Rcsoutc and Alaska Thursday,
Olympic and Chelsea; Friday Alaska and Chelsea;
Saturday, Olympic and Resolutc
TIE ChIcagos are to play three more games with the
Stars OF Syracuse, two OF which to take place
Syracusc aud the third at Elmira
The sostons and LoulsviIles plny exhibition game
to-day nj Indianapolis
The Knickerbockers and Harcms play to-day at
The New York herald., 1876-10-02

H9NOTICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN rRADE.-captans officers
Of vas.es engaged coasng foreign trade observ
to the fact tho HERALD. that IL may be
brought publicly the attention Of tho proper authorities
letter addressed ITO tho editor OF the HERALD New YORK
city, giving accurately possb the number and posi-
ofdpaced buoys the OF their removal will su
ice in all observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
the European countries In the Mediterranean
Il inform be either by telegraph
London Office OF the NEw YoRK HERALD 46
Fleet street. London the Paris Office OF Avenue de
rOpera Paris Where tho telegraph Is used dispatches
"Bennstt 81 Avenue de ropsrs. Pans where Of
displacement observed In the countries beyond
the reach OF the telegraph In Asia Africa captsns
may communcate with upon reaching the nrst
lent port This will be cshod Of charge
the HERALD and published
nHNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK At SIGHT.-The NKw yonK
has adopted tingushing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht. showing while
burning the coos red red changing from the
other succession. and be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels seeing this signal will obigc
by preparing any marine they have for the ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
nPcsons desirous Of ting with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels.
care Of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New
York Letters received from all parts OF tho world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Memoir % Norman Macleod BY Rev. Donald Mac
leod. New lork: X Worthfngton.
The Worlds ~agcs, Iphdeis aud Thinkers By ID. NJ.
Bennett. New y ork: ID. VI. Benn
"Lippincotts Illustrated Guide Book Philadelphia: J.
b. Lppncoti Go.
livery Day Topicsr BY J. @. Holland New York
Scribuer. Armstrong A Co.
history OF the United staes.- BY George Bancroft.
Vol. VI. Boston: Little. Brown a Co.
America discovered b. She wcsh.' BY Rev. Benjamin
y. Bowen. Philadelphia: J. u. Lppncott 4 TO.
"nccueii de Lectures lusagc des Ecoies ~ Par uno
snur dc ~ Joseph. New Yorx: ID. 4 j. sadiicr 4 Co
The Posthumoas Relatives OF the Lste Alexander T.
stewart Proceedings before tho Surrogate
from newspapers
a Song OF America, and Minor Lyrics" BY " yoldo.
New York: nansccm K Co.
'iiandbuok of European Commerce" By George Ssuer.
London: Samp. .on. law, Marston Seare A Rivington.
schcyichbi ami the strand. Early Days Along tho
Dea~are.' hy Edward ). wheeler fhadciphia: J. y.
Iippincott Co
'Snowed Up. or The Sportsnans Climb in the Noun
tsns.' By Harry Castiemon. PhiladsIphis: Porter x
Coates
Talks About Labor" ByJ. N Larned. Nov York ID.
Appleton 4 Go.
Harper Brothers
Charley Ross. tho Kidnapped Chd.r BY Christian X.
Ross. Philsdelphiz: John L. Potter 4 Go.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
THE RIFLEMEN.

DEPARTURE OF THE TEAMS FROM WASHINGTON
TO THE NoRTH-THEIR SATISFACTION WITH
THEIR VISIT.
WASHINGTON, Oct l. 1876
Ex-Governor Shepherd last night entertained tho
visiting rite teams at his residence large number
Of other guests were also present. There was music
instrumental and vocal the foreigners taking part in
the latter. the brie addresses delivered the teams
expressed themselves delighted with their trip through
out meeting with nothing but Kindness ana abundant
hosptalilies everywhere They said they would take
homo with them
THE STORY or THEIR RECEPTION
and would not fail 10 relate the pleasant incidents to
their waiting friends, who, they had no doubt would
think more iavoraby than ever Of Americans IN ap
probation OF the courteses extended tC the teams.
They left Washington to- night for the North prelimn
ary 10 king passage for iheIr respective homes
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRsroL Sept 3osailed, ship Westminster (Br). Norris
New York. bark Annie Williams (Br). skinner Pensacola
also the Bertha Tor Wilmington.
BEAcnY HEAD Sept 30 Sailed ship Zouave. Means rom
Bremen). New York.
BELFAST Sept 3o-ssied, schr Alruna CBr), Burns Sc
John NB
BREMEN. sept 3o-Arrived. bark Frank Hilyard (Br
Cam. Baltimore.
sailed 3oh, ship Gustav Oscar Ger. Kimms New Or
leans.
HAwnuRa, Sept 2oArrved, ship Johann wilhelm (Gsr).
Albrecht. Philadelphia.
LryERrooL. Sept 3o-Saled, steamer Minnssota (Br).
Burwell Boston.
oroGro-sailcd. brig Fortuna Porp. Nssquita, New
York.
PLYMOUTH, Sept 80 mdnight-sailed steamer Amcrquo
tFr). Durant. FROM Havrel, New York.
Arrived Oct steamer Pommerania Gen. schwenssn.
New York tor Hamburg land proceedcd).
QUEENSTOWN Oct l. AMArrived, steamers Russia t3r)
Cook New York for Lverpool 10 PM City Of Chester (
Leiteh. do for do land both proccededJ.
sTxrrrS Sept - sailed bark Monitor Kston New York
LoSpoS Sept 30-Brg Fanny smith, from the Island OF
Eba Philadelphia loa ed with iron ors foundered on
Touor 2sth inst. The captain and crew landed as Mar
settles rLe Fanny 3o tons register. built At New
York In 1858. and hailed from Philadelphia
The Heroine ~ from Charleston 10 ashore at Bray, Ire
land.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, Oct I, Pm Moderate brscsss from eastward
cloudy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
THE MILBURN HAT BURGLARY.

Last evening, in Newark, James Blanchard, car
man. OF No s. Brunswick street, was arrested susp-
cion Of being implicated In the burglary committed at
Miourn, n. j., July 10. The hat factory OF SONNET
4 Co was entered the night OF that and robbed
OF about $4,000 worth OF goods Three men
rested alter the burglary-Patrck Burns, Timothy
FInncn Thomas Brophy-and some $3U0 worth Of
trimmings found in their possession The balance OF tho
stolen properly $50 dozen unfinished hats, iound
in a staoie in sherman avenue, Blanchard beng be-
lievcd TO be the person who carted the goods away
The three above named havc beon indicted Tor
the burglary and viii be tired this FInuen and
Brophy old state prison birds
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London" the
Paris office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign trading
with tho United States tho will be csbsd this
country Tree Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
viii ind the Paris object cconomi
cal and pedItious for telegrs sphing newa
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
WHALEMEN,

Vincent NIB hyvins taken 2 bbls DISCHARGED
Sick and left next day to cruise: - Sun
BEAM Clifford do having taken s0J bbis landed
remains port: ath, uadey Cleveland, do having
landed bbs sp-70J and 20 VIII all told
in ports eth Lacona clifford do landei to-day LOO
remains port schrs Clara sparks SPARKS. Prov
in ceown havi taken bbis landed and remains
In port Chas Thompson Leach. do having board ~
Bbis sp aud IS do whaIe-1J0 sp and ~ VII all told.
letter from Capt Mouton, OF bark Tsmeriane OF NIB,
reports Hobart Town July H. with oil since last
report Was fising for another year. and will be home
August.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
STABBED BY HIS BROTHER.

Jessie Farrell or No. % vandam street, entered the
Eighth precinct station house last night and exhibited
a severe wound in the hand and another IN the back
between tho shoulders, which ho wanted dressed.
Police Surgeon Cook was called and rendered surgical
assistance. Farrell at first declined stating how he
came by his injuries, but finally admitted that they
were inflicted by his brother Edward during quarrel
Captain Mcdonnell took steps to arrest tbs assaiant
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
FOUND DROWNED.

Tho body Of an unknown man was found last night
in the East River foot OF Thirty street
Deceased Is thiry-nvo years Of age, lve feet eight
inches In height, with black hair and small side whs-
kcrs Hc dressed In light pantaloons, black vest
coat and necktie. The body has the appearance OF
having been the water about week.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02

lon "a 81 esr Misd,ses and & s
aud the easign down; Oct National steamer
Steamer ssss. Of Tssas Belrsf Galvsssan sept "a
and key West 27ih with mdss and passengers 70 MAI
STEAMER Magnolia Dssge Savannah Sept "a. with mdss
sisamer ,;uf stream, Crowci Charleston Sept 2s with
ms.s ard . 9un.srd Co and Nor
folk With mdse aud TO the Old Dominion steam
-rk Aiexandrne tGer RiekIes Conway 50 days in bal
last Punch kdye Co. Is anchored at sandy Hook Tor
Isrs Ss1s tSor, Olsen Sunderland SS day. With hides
BARK Msass lies Br~dhering Hamburg. 80 days with
bark Union tSor1 Fuuestsdt Rotterdam 81 days in
last to Benhnm Boyssn anchored At Sandy Hook for
BARK Trai, d'unon lBr!, Ballou. Niragosne IS days
with oswood and coffee 10 II Becker Coz vessel to Aur
ssr Katie Collins Matthews. Charleston. sc. Is days,
; sshr Iii. ios:dsn Ss,i. % New River 9 ~ day.. with
'HsSsr seS res ss: E"sn. 70 vsn faTssa Loud
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston for New York
steamer City OF Fitchburs. sDr,nger New Bedford for
sn1 Kse ss for New
schs Nncsing Bird 'Br, Hsnsbrandt. Windsor Ms for
sehr Ema Johnson, Windsor. Ms. for Ne~ FORK.
Ra Eagle ss S' os r.
depma.
s. soyasas; feE New Yer. ga,,
sear Alma 4 Weeks Bath sr 'a New York - -
SEN 4 Garney. daTnsy: New Haven 10, New York.
s s%n Wfs @ 1
schr 4 Potter. Gardiner, Ne. for New YoSk
sehr Z Marietta, ,oothbsy W fer N New w York.
sa"%s s9'ss 'Gl Sss
Sshr r%ny Finn ken, Preyidsncs EN- s for New New York.
ssSI SaiS %y ssnsy, FTss,asase e, New York
Schr ! IN Providence for New York.
sehr MARY Manroc cnrsson, Belfast. Me- for New York
schr Emily, Brai,tsd. Bridrepor, for New York.
ssr Fssor .wsns Hrdsseor Ur r. Ssw YSra g
schr Green County Tanner Hyde. Providence for New
schr Robert Smith. Pease, Portland CT: for Now York.
ss aSs ss % Nv s sx York
schr Lille Ernis,ine. Wells. Guilford for New York
for New YORK.
:. schr Jacob Ridgeway. Townsend westport for Now
sehr = ATeulsrias, ,, Lord, Rocblana for New York.
a~ss BOSTON iS! New
seh Fannie na eera so'Sn % for
pha 60.
ss sorSs Kane Ksao Ns% ' New york
s s s,asn Ksy sssspO5 e. fer Ne. York
sshr ks.d,ag HR 10 "a Assms NoTw.k Tor rrons0n
schr o Q Acken. Toms. stamford tor New York
Arrived at Flushing schr silas Mcoon Spear Roekand
BOUND EAST.
Scbr Fannie Butler. Kennedy. Hoboken for Boston
schr Mary Lowell Lowell ohm SON for Midetown
schr Carries Bentley Baker. Poughkoepse for Prsv-
dence
Schr Glide. Barnett, Port johnson for Pawtucket.
Schr Thomas Potter Handy. New York tor New Bedford
Schr Freddie Fish, Davis Port Jor for Gardiner Me-
Schr Julia A Crawford iInliack Amboy for Boston
Schr Sarah Gurney Guney. Rondout for New Haven
Schr Warren. Adams New York for New Bedford
scir Julia Baker. Baker, Rondout for New London.
Schr Ocean Belle. Hill. Rondout Tor Boston
Schr Henry. Wass Hobokep Tor Boston
Schr Alice b.. Bnssett. Port johnson for Boston.
sshr m 70.
Schr Jnmss W Boyle Cobeise New York for Providence.
Schr Mail, Mead New York for Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1876-10-02
THROWN FROM HIS TEAM.

James Bagget, Brooklyn coachman. was thrown
from his coach in Maiden lane yesterday by the horses
running away and, striking on his head, seriously
injured. He intoxicated at the timo. The police
removed him to the New York Hospital