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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12
ALPENA, AnCH1GAN "WEDNESDAY JANUARY
A Thought


So calm, 40 still, 30 fair,
With ring on ring of hair
In golden color round her head,
We scarce could think her dead,
But only dropped to quiet rest
Her head on Jesus breast.
was a child beside
The little child that died,
And watched the whole long nighttime through
Till day came fresh and new,
But no more days would dawn for her
Nor breath her pulses stir.
As first impressions keep
Their hold till strong and deep
The latter knowledge all despite,
So recall that night
And still think of death as sweet,
A rest and Joy complete
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-12
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The New York herald., 1876-11-30

Supreme Court OF Justice, Vice President OF the
Republic protested energetcay against the action OF
the governments, ana maintained that no elections had
taken place He issued printed proclamation setting
forth his Vows distributed II suddenly In the city OF
Mexico, and lied TO the Stale OF Guanaluaio.
Here Igcsas established his government IN due
form, named Cabinet, and AT once supported by
the local authorities and the people OF that state. The
following named States have, II is claimed, recog.
nized glcsias as President -Azacatecas Tamaulpas,
Coahuia, Chiapas, oajaca, Guanajuato.
The method of clecting the President Is similar In
Mexico 10 what II is in the United States. There
IN that Republic DDS electoral districts SO that II
would require lis votes make legal majority Now,
the opponents OF Lerdo claim that there have been
elections in but eighty districts altogether; some OF
which voted for Porhro Daz and others in favor Of
General Don lgnaco Nejia late Minister OF War The
opponents OF the also acge that the rest
OF tho electoral voies Leedcd ~ make the required
majority III favor OF Lerdo manufactured out or
whole cloth. General Porfro Daz has recognized
making strong headway against the government
officer well known the late national wars OF Mex
ico, aud who Minister Of War tor the late
President Juarcz, present holds the portfolio
under iglesias Fighting everywhere is the order OF
the day N the lair land OF Anahuac, and that
peace and prosperity for which many OF her sons
died seem now to be far removed from her grasp as
The question arises, VIII this be the last civil
war ia Mexico? 1t fondly hoped here by the
liberals, and indeed BY every welwshcr of the coun-
try that the expulsion Of the French and the downfall
Of the so-called Empire would have established peace
u drm basis; now it appears TO be- as formerly,
case OF qaicn sabe
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

BREMEN Nov l5-Sailed steamer Ohio (Ger), Meyer
Baltimore
BRlDcEwArxH. Ms. Nov 25-Cieared, bark Draupner
tNor). Nielsen. Cork
HIoco. sept 3o-Arrived. ship Midnight. Morsy. New
York.
Hosc Koxc Oct 7-saied. bark Johann sverdrup tNor,
Peterson. New York.
HALrAx, Nov 20 Arrived, George Washington,
Whitehead. New York.
Cleared 25th. schr Lucy n Handy, New York.
Sailed 26th bark femplar from Nontreal), Cork.
ILOLO Sept 24-Sailed. bnrks Caroline Bchn (Ger)
Schmidt. New York; 18th. scotia tBr). Bnbington do
United States.
MANILA Oct sIn port, ship Antelope Cheney. New
York: bark Albuera Hr), Harris for do: John Bunyan
Graves. from Newcastle. NSW. arrived Sept %.
sailed Sept %, barks Goolel New Yors: 3oth, Kvik
Nor, Loranee. for New York snce reported ut Snga-
porc).
MAGoAxx Nov l7-In port brig Goldfnder. Hadley tor
Boston.
PoRro CARRLIo. Nov Sin port, bark Rocket Atkinson
for New York in days. schr Maria Reynolds Weserdyke
for do in 10 days.
PoISr Du CasNE Nov 27-Sailed, bark Henrietta, for
Liverpool; sclr Norman. Ayr.
PIcToU. Nov 25-Cleared, schr Secret. New York.
JOHNS NJ. Nov 2S s PM--Sailed, steamer hansa
Ger, Russns from New York. having cosle d. South
anipton and Bremen.
sr JoHN, Nh. Nov 26-Arrivsd bark Harry Bailey tBr),
Wymers Dublin brig Sias Award tBr) Mcneil do; eth,
schr Spectator, Munson. New York
Cleared 9th. bark Ullen (Sor), Wig, Deppe
Arrived '29th schrs Lizzie q tBr Gilchrst; Castaa
a,r. Colw.!l; Acacia tBp. Hamiyn; Ocean Belle tBr).
Wasson; Eliza Beard tBr) Odeli; Delta tBr) Turner,
and ClRlume (Br), Thcall, New York.
VALPARAISO Oct lO,ailed bark Ivanhoe (Br) Iquque,
to load for New YORK or Europe.
Cleared Oct IL. ship Fechero (Br, for Portland o.
ballast.
Chartcred-Bark Loeb Fleet (Br). for San Francisco
YOKOHAMA, Oct l4-Sailed, bark Crem0na, Cove, New
York.
port Oct "a brig John McKeah Jordan for San
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
THE NATIONAL GAME.

ST. LOUIS Mo- Nov. 27, 1876.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALp:-
No single of its many thousand readers appre-
cates the interest the NEW York ERALD has taken in
the welfare OF tho national game OF America than
myself The HERALDs strong advocacy Of an Inter-
national Base Base Ball nll the faults
oormcr organizaiio OF similar nature wecded out
has already brought FORTH tho communications pub
iished almost daily IRON representative men in the
fraternity amply prove, grand results AZ the close OF
last season, approaching the fact that IL was only
necessary 10 Sc, the ball IN motion, i addressed
CIRCULAR TO tho semprofcssional clubs, asking that
be done at TO guard their interests, and
requesting replies on the subject In the circular
cra suggestions made 10 expedite matters They
were merely suggestions TO form groundwork on
which operate when the Convention meets at Pitts
burg wherever IL is thought suitable IL should That
clubs who Ct to join the association will profit in
many ways there doubt, and when the experiment
IL an assured tho fratcrn ty refer with
pride the HERALD. that greatest OF newspapers and
assert that influence more than anything else
brought about the much needed reform Thanking
you ON behalf OF the ball players OF St. Louis for the
Interest you have manifested in this matter remain,
very respectfully,
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct 2y-Arrived barks Helene GER, Hasha-
gen. New York; Anna Margarethe CNor) Jacobsen. Ba
Passed Flushing Goth. PM steamer vaderand tBels)
Bandle from Antwerp for New YORK.
ANcoxA-Arrived. brig Barnard (Br), willeby Phil
adcIphia
BRISTOL, Noy 29-Arrivcd bark Biomidon (Br). Potter
Now York; brig Golconda, Lord, Boston
BELFAST Nov 29-Arrved Arenda (Nor, Thorsen, Phil
adelphia
BREMEN Nov 25-Arrived. ship Agra (Ger). Hogeman.
Bxitmore.
BoxBAY Nov cs-Arrived ships Harmonic. Small Liver.
pool: Cape of Good Hope tBr Henderson, Greenock
CARDIFF Nov 2esailed brig Cascatee, Sparks Havana
(not sailed 22d).
CApIz Nov 25-sailcd bark W n Gem, Collins United
States.
CALAIS. Nov 25-Arrived, bark Sc Lucien (Fr) Gouin
Pascagoala.
CALCUTTA, Nov 2S-Arrved, ship Daniel ingalls, Tenney.
Avery. Liverpool.
DEAL Nov as-Arrived ship Lille soullard tr) Goudy,
Baltimore Tor Bremen.
Anchored in the Downs 2sth, bark Appia (Nor Land
from Hamburg for Phiiadephis tsee below.
DUBLIN, Nov 2SSailsd. barks Humbor tBr Henderson,
United States; Bucepslo Qall Sanguinctti, do Sarah
(Br). Tiley, do.
Exnourn Nov 2s-sailed bark Erstatnn tNor). Jensen
United States.
FALMOUTH, Nov 2s-Arrved. barks Eecta tsr, cros by
Wilmington. NC; Ann (Aus) Poshich. New York; lavre
Fr. Doruty. San Franciso; 2sth, Herald Meyer MILK
River. ia
Arrived In the English Channel 29h. bark San Fernando
CSp), Uriarto New Orleans fer London
GnIxsDY Nov 2sSaled bark Hrvst (Aus) Cxan, United
States.
GIBRALTAR. to Nov 2s-sailcd brig Don Jacnto. Kelly
Qrom Marscles), Portland. Ne
GgSoA, to Nov % s-Arrved. bark Jas L Ward. Payne
Philadelphia.
Hull, Nov 2s-sailed. brig Consigo dtsD Consigisre
United States.
AAvHy, Nov 25-Arrived bark Robert Kelly Engman
Charleston; 2ssh, ship Waterloo t3). Dunbar New Or
leans
Also arrived 2sth midnight steamer Canada (Fr. Fran
guel. New York via Plymouth.
Arrived Goth, ship Waterloo tBr). D6nbar, New Or
leans; bark Minnie carvili r), McMuilcny Galveston.
HAMBURG. Nov 2S--Arrved. barks II Npmann GER,
Gerdes Now YORK; Nori (Nor), Larsen. Richmond Va;
brig Euroclydon tBr). st Clair, Wilmington, NC.
IPSWICH, Nov 2S-S SAILED, schr John Proctor, Doanc,
United States
LivKRrooL, Nov 2S-Arrived ships George Washington
tc Probst Savannah 29th Dunrobn (Br), Harris. New
York; Princeton Bradley Norfolk; Cashmere (Br), Nay
Now York: A smuli wnrisnd. San Francisco; barks
Hattie Mcfarland, Mcfarland Bath. Me; Nyda (Br).
Brady. Charleston; Isaac (Aus). Morsns. New York.
Sailed 29th steamer Pennsylvania, Harris Phsdelphia
via Queenstown sec below bark Roucnback tr Carr.
San Francisco.
LONDON Nov 29-Arrived, bnrks Onni (sus), Bcngele
dorf st Marys, Ga; Meta (Nor,. Urby. Philadelphia
Also arrived 29th Co (Nor) Nielsen Wilmington
NC.
Cleared 29th, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borden. New York
Lxrrn Nov 29-Sailed. bark Countess OF Minto (Br)
Wells, United States
Lxcnonx Nov 2s-Arrivsd, bark Mary Jenness. oakss,
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
CLEARED.

steamer Russia (B) Cook Liverpool via Queenstown-C
steamer of Virginia (Bp Noodle, GlasgowAustin
steamer wieland GER. nebich Hamburg vim Plymouth
and cnerDourg-Kunhardt 4 Co
Gy syO % Vera c o
steamer Rapidan, Kempton, savannah-Nurray Ferris
steamer Geo W Clyde, Ingram. charleston--J W Quin
steamer Pioneer. wakelcy. Wilmington ami MorsheAd
steamer W Bruno. Foster Baltimore-Wm Dazeil.
Steamer ssvery wanse nnse ra,as,ahl1s, Hand
Ship 1lizabeth Hamilton. Borcham. Lvepool-J Bigier
Ship Tranquebar, steengrate, Bremcn-Theo Roger.
Ship 4ns Ss Larsin sr hsvrsFuneh Eays Co.
bark Minnie Campbell tNor,, Miller, London-Funch.
BARK Adehem (Nor,. Hansen, Hull. E-Bsnham Boy-
Bark 81 Andrews tBr), Mclean. Cork Falmouth for
Bark John Read lD. Bartng. Cork for orders-Funch.
BARK Brave tNor, Foss Cork for orders--Funch Edye
Bark Nordhayct CNor. Havorsen. Cork for ORDERS
BARK Nancy tswe). Graf. Queenstown for orders-Bsn
bark Cardenas, Hartman. Havana-Jm Ward Co.
Bark Laura Marid Ger. schorski Anfwerp-Funch,
BARK Francesca dtaD, Romano. Leghorn-slocovich 4
bark Gusielmo CARL Stanford ssp, Maresca. Gibraltar
brig Eiehe tr, anderson, Laguayra and Porto Cabeo-
schr sarah Eaton, Dix, sagua la GrandsJ II winchss-
sehr Annie Tibbetts. Mitchell. Kingston, JaA Solo
X Co
Brett, Son Co
senr pronenader tBr). Beatsie. Port PIaeJa Bor-
land q TO-
schr Mayor Jones' Spaulding. Jacmel (IIaytD-lsaac
Staples. 80 -
senr q B Paine. Hilyard Manzanilis-John Boyuton's
Son.
taux.
tie. . - - -
schr Nelly Potter Howard. Washington. Nc-w Hin
schr Addie scnacfer Deacon, Richmond, va-saght 4
Petty. ~
schr John Brill. Rogers. Norolk-Isaae Il staples
scLr ohn Mcscr, Rhodes. Batnore--W Chalmers.
Schr I.izxie j Clara, berry, Bost,n t,has living.
srhr Red J acket, Kendall, Salem--Willis II Ropes.
schr ijnYvcst. Corwsn. ProvideBce-Ferguson Wood.
schr Drsadnought. Sanders, Providencs-H jackson
SON.
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We again indebted purscr Of the State
Of Nevada. from Glasgow. for iavors
Hook before reportad, spoken Oct 25 lat -. Ion 80
had mainmast sprung
below a.s ss e. H s Of p
mast
Had fair Winds on the voyage came in and an
chored in Hampton Roads November as but dragged
anchored in the Roads again November 20.
BRIG &C. GI1sa r.a NJ cooonIcg a; Vineyard Haven as.h
eessos Ct severe westerly gales and cams dorag the entire
ana 6ocsy hatch ssoys, main boom, main la. and fore
saan sr carried .ws sna 1nd sas saI,s
tanned other damage On Oct - she passed tho forward
porsd with the bowsprit and foremast still standing
Bne M1yLpA from salem for New York; which pus into
both.
! scHn DANIEL York;. tBr. from Canning, Ms for New
the leak and sailed AN Nov IS Tor dsssina,on '0'psu
scnn AssIs 9 coox from Bonare for Providence, be-
bee abandoned by the wr-ckers. who have left her.
Sem CroJ snoxsAxxn while towing up the pawcatuck
erly struck a rock and sunk "'s'
.scHK PAnAs Fletcher. Of Macias. Ne. with coal from
ms on Highland Lsht The crew iei. the wrorhs whs
sinking condition and shortly after up
morning.
scHn HrsnY NJ wrsr, fisherman. at Beverley. from
nearly all her cable in Of large whale be-
ss%as a ~ the % a Of T the sas
nearest the anchor twisted around his tail and
The had of the trouble
suddenly owed through the water the q
himself entirely ont Of the water seysr. times and
o%s Of cable lost Had the 4aa the
his tail he would probably done damage the
vessel.
scHR A FoLsox from st Martins for Boston, at New.
port Nov 2s having forcsa made in Boston; will
proceed when ready
sLooP PRxcEss. Nckerson from New Bedford for cotu
With load of carried away he. mas. of ciarks Point
BOSTON Nov % steamer Bengal (Br from Japan for
Now York. Is oil Highland Light and is making for Prov
incetown.
BRIsToI, RI. Nov as-schr Cordova Capt Ryan. from
Philadepha. which arrived Saturday evoning. has
persncsd rough She lost anchor before
during the passage schr Matte Taber, Capt Bragg
tertanod SUNDAY evening having been so days
on her passage from AcSandra She reports light head
Island.
cnA.Lorrrows. PEI. Nov ee-Bark siiesla toi New.
f.s ssss. 'HS'' laden fro" A'4~sA i ashore on Indian
cHARLxsroS Nov 27-The schr A Server which was
been 10 Pregna shpyard where her
works will be repaired when she will proceed north with
her original cargo OF lumber
NEWPORT RI Nov as-The US revenue cutter Samuel
DEXTER Capt Carson stationed e this port. returned last
extensive rspsrs In few days she will her
sas wper cruising orders St here n vnsyard
Judith
oSson's wharf YESTERDAY noon i Is thought that
sr m h was s ae ss vessel which
Ser. and shs ,ehI Famp:ro: rom Milford Sept q
out ~ days; and was spoken on the 10Th ns;ap by the
after passage ofes days The Pampero to
bank IN the Bra. dor Lake shortly amer leaving the
hoated- Part Of hsr cargo has been discharged.
The New York herald., 1876-11-30

Sailed 25th. brig odori.la. Holland. United States
MrLsounsE Nov 2s-Arrived barks Ida Taylor. Hicks.
Bnrrard Inlet Emma Augusta. Young. Humboldt Goth
via San Francisco.
MEssISA. Nov 3S-Sailed, schr Adde u Warner Lewis,
San Francisco
NxwRY Oct 2s-saled, bark Ssst Dubrovacki tAuS.
Gogga. United States.
PALxRxo. Nov le-saiied. bark Farea, Craig. United
States.
PsRsAxBuco Nov 25-Arrivsd previously. brig 1 Msr-
ryman. Leeraw. New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov .s-Arrived, barks Abuera tBr),
Bapks. San Francisco; Caller Gu (B Rea. Portland, o;
2Sh TelemAeh tNor,, Moler. Norfolk. Va: Kong Car.
tNor. Hansen, Philadephia: Chioss'a dtaD. Furlsn
Baltimore; Iuisa Ita Ansaido do ia LAus), Pochich.
New York; Psdre GtaD copelo. Philadelphia; Antioco
Accame QtaD, DeIbolx, do
Also arrived 2sth AM steamer Siberia tBr, Harrison
Boston for Liverpool taud proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. Nov 2s-Arrived bark Dronning Louise
(Sor,, Larsen. Baltimore
RIO JAxEiRo Nov 25-Arrived previously bark New
Light, Snow Baltimore.
Sailed previous to Nov 81. bark Yamoyden Tobin Bst-
SIERRA LKoxx-Arryed, schr Nellie Treat. Whitney.
New York
snAsGnAi-Arrivcd. bark Lulu. Byrnc. Foocnow.
SINGAPORE. Nov a9saied previously ship Star of the
South usr). Smith. Boston
TRIESTE, Nov a5-Arrived. bark Luigi Rug$iero ttaD,
Cafiero. New York.
Sailed 25th. bark G BUSHNELL Mayo New York
TrxnL. Nov 2s-Arrived. ship Asia GER Mcyerdirck.
Baltimore: bark Spring tBrl. Gayard New York via
Queenstown brig Liiesand Nor), Anderson, Charleston
DEAL. Nov 29--The Norwegian bark Appia Capt Land
from Hamburg Nov % for Philadelphia is anchored the
Downs in damaged condition having been in collision
with unknown
LIVERPOOL, Nov 29--The steamer Pennsylvania, Capt
Harris while leaving this port to-day for Phladephs
her foreynrd the result OF a collision.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHrAp. Nov - PM-wind W, moderate; barom-
cter, a9.7O
PLYMOUTH. Nov -, PM-wind Sw: light; fine.
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
HAND BALL.

There a very large attendance at Casey's court,
No III Douglass street, Brooklyn, yesterday, TO wit
ness the contest for the championship OF that
city between James McEvoy, the champion, and
young novice by the of Belfour The first game
by the latter the second by McEvoy; but tho
third and fourth, however, were taken by the ANA
teur. The oil the games we'll contested. but
the cha mpon, after hard struggle had to succumb
to his more agile opponent by the following
Bcifour..... 81 IA y 21 Is II 70 13 2l-l65
McEvoy...... IL u 16 II II ii n 81 l1-l53
To-Day Mr. Philip Casey will play Mcssrs Townsend
and Doneny for 500 side at his court, No. Ill Doug
lass street, Brooklyn The game will commence at
~ e.
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 70. 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEs1oNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Partha (sr) Mckay Liverpool Nov ls via
Queenstown lth with mdse and passengers TO Franc l.
steamer State of Nevada (B. Braes, Glasgow Nov II
and Larne 18th with mde and passengers to Austin Bald
steamer bound W. showing red lights
ssssmsr California dT oyens'one Glasgow Nov Is
Brss Had fine westle.
and passengers to CLARK Seaman
steamer ilbemarie. Gibbs Lewes Del. with mdse to the
Snip Belted viii B5, Brathwaite cebu ls4 days, with
e G ana crossed the Esaa
Oct as. N lon 81; had fine weather, ,,x.o, .e s..
with mdse order, Was ~ days west OF Bermuda, with
Bark rarr Or Robbins Gr.enosk Nov 3. in bal.s.
to order Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders 20
in ballast to Tobias Co. Was days north of lat.erss
sl e. S Ii % ss ss s~ sse
CARVED 18th and WAS n nsside1,ny porto ca
Had ss % % Ssi a s5s
lBr,; from New M Orleans for Hayre m, ,o,
x, sh ns:sn I & MsRss barye PEI 10 days
ssnr auss sssIsn an days with
sshr Marcus Edwssrds Douglass 10 days.
w!e eh &sa%a
Dssy pqs H Esy Nc with
Tssss ,d ws.I. sass ssss nss%sss asS%ssa
sss sssI sss sr"ns HALL Perth Amso
sss,I Sch, Helen .ss ossss si.as ylsn. ysfGa
schr sscar Ida s Isa Gibson, Bowksr. virsinia.
schr sally Ann, Boone, Virginia.
ssSr ssSr 4Gs. asnnins s.Tss Tqsna xrs
schr Merwin Pesrcc. Georgetown DC.
Schr Crisis, Bowen. Georgetown, DC.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer City Of New Bedford Fish. New Bedford for
w.iasr r,sy'ds.ss TO- New YORK
sshr Hsss Hsnn E S Mns for S% s
sehr HsylGra, bs!msI, Belfast for New York.
ssSr Geo FTs:ss' sFTys vnshsvsn e; ieI New York
sehr Knirna White. White. Providence tor New YORK.
sehr Minanas. Heaney. Provdence for New YORK.
ssar @ Islisss T.Iicsk, PsoSiasacs ios New York.
3! senr i Howe Howe New Haven for Baltimore.
sehr Cornelius. nuntiey. Norwalk for New York
schr saine Burton Buriey Stamford for New YORK.
The following at anchor OF the Herald Telegraph
Station =
schr Thornton tBr) Cannon Parrsboro Ms, for New
sssr Eliza Coffin B.psSr for New Yor.
sehr Achorn. fl-,caer, Provdcncc ior New York.
schr Emeline Potter, seOuorn New Haven York
BOUND EAST.
scSr Sr psygh., Creed. New York Tor Proydence %
Schr Fair Wind, Redman New York tor Warehara,
Schr Duryea, Carpenter. New Ycrk for Glen Cove.
Schr Silver Spray. Naoncy, New York for Salem.
Schr q RUSSELL Rankin New YORK for Midiietown. Ct
schr Alvarsdo: Wcknsm. Hoboken Tor Providence.
Schr Mary Pierce, Thomas Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Thos Potter. Handy lobogen for New Bedford.
Schr Nellie Brown. Kelly, Weehawken for Boston
Schr George Whistler Crosbe, Wcehawken New Bed
ford.
schr r Hawley. Tyler Newburg for New London
Aliston fitzger AID Port johnson for Fall
Frank Maria Alley, Port johnson for Pawtucket.
Lulu zimmerman, franklin Port johnson Bridge
port.
schr Yankee Doodle, Coles. Alex xandra for Bridgeport
Schr Emma Bacon Parker, Georgetown. DC, tor New
Haven.
Schr Brigadier Parker, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr 4 Rockhil lockhli. Philadelphia Providence.
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THE ay ETH, THOMAS CLOCK cox
rHE WELL KNOWN "sETi THOMAS CLOcas. And
THE NAME Is, AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN, A SYN
oNYM FOR GOOD MATERIALS AND HONEST
THEY MAKE ALSO LINE OF REGULATORS AND
OFFICE CALENDAR CLOCKS, BRANDED seth
THOMAS CLOCk COMPANY, AND FOR THE LAST
FOUR EARS HAVE MADE THE "A s. HOTCHKlSS,
TOWER CLOCKS.
THEY WERK PROMISED AT THE LATE ExnIBI
TlON IN PHILADELPHIA A WITTEN AWARD "FOR
TOWER CLOCKS AND CLOCKS or COMMERCE.
THEY HAVE NOT YET GOT A COPY OF AWARD.
BUT PRESUME THE POWERS THAT BE WILL SEND
eoMGs THEY Will aiyE TaE Eusfit AS offoK.
TUNIry TO JUDGE WHETHER II WAS OR WAS NOT
THE
The New York herald., 1876-11-30
LONG DISTANCE RACING.

W Y. Smith, or Petauma, Cal, attempted TO ride
fifty miles in 2h SIN. U.s. for purse OF $780, at Santa
Rosa Tro,ing Park on the 2st inst, using ton Cali
fornia saddle horses and changing horses every mile,
but owing TO tho ineiicency Of the horses failed
make the time The time made was 2h. lsm. 25s
The horses used were very pcor, most OF them giving
out before the mile WAS competed, except one. which
lie used nine miles. Tits horse, after resting
the fifteenth mile 2:Is Smith made tho hrst.m
toned time in Petaluma last month.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmassrs informed
that by tecgraphng TO the HERALD London Brrssu ad
dressing Bennett No. 4s Fleet street, London or to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett. G1 Avenue rOpera.
Pa the arrivals and from European and
katcrn Of American all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabled this
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economi
cal and expeditions for telegrspning news
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DIED.

SHAMBuRGH.-On Wednesday evening, November 20,
OF consumption, JoHS B. SnAxDURGn, aged 80 years
and month
The relatives and friends OF the family respec
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence
OF his sister, Mrs. Mccullough, NO. SO Division av,
Brooklyn. +. d., on Friday, at half-past two r. N.
NoricE.-The brethren Of Clinton Lodge, No. 453. r.
and A. ~, hereby summoned meet at their
lodge rooms, 50 Broadway, Brooklyn, Il. D.. on FRI
pose OF attending the funeral OF our late worthy
brother, John b. Snamburgn.
WILLIAM G. RICHARDS. Master
For Other Deaths See Eighth Page.l
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THE SKATING SEASON.

In order TO meet the wants OF the skating season.
the propretors Of the Capitoline Ground, Brooklyn
have flooded their PARK. They have also renovated
repaired improved the place til II presents
tirely new appearance. Yesterday morning Thin
co.tlng OF ice had formed, which remained late
two clock in the afternoon. As the ice Is
pcrIect strong the ball will be UP and the