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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-03
To Whom, it May Concern:

XyING. decided to remove from kavenha
Ill Iv zee first day of July next wouiu re-
Sn.-,f,i,Iy request those wishing dupli'ate c"p-
se- %. Negatives in our possession 20 caiI at
onec III preferred. will dispose oil Negatives
m n Inv uricc thus enabling parties TO get
comics printed at any Photograph Gallery at
any time,
To those intending to have work doaie by us
We would say. CONE At ONCE
z-Our stock of Oval and Square Frames
we .sIy,.r al and below cost to save transporta-
tiou.
A Isr.re lot of Stereoscopic Views OF Nelson
J.r,.cc> and Ravcnna ViliaSe Tor sale ve'y .ow'
CALL EARLY.
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First National Bank,
OF RAVENNA, O.,
o p o SITE ETNA 3 L O C K /.

ESTABLIsHE IN 1868,
Is Nome Insfitufion for the accOnrDso-
dafto-. Of the People OF Portage County.
wewin endcavor in the future, as in the past.
Q give preference and Ill orders and supply the
wants and demands of our own county people
frst-
viii pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold. silver and Premium Funds
OF all kinds
Interest ollowct on time deposits
Revenue Stamps. all sizes, kept constantly
hand, and all orders flied promptly
Special Deposits received without charge
u, g. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
ct best market rates
Drafts dra wn and casbed all the principal
ities in tire United States
sight Dr.ftS on England. Ireland and all
titles in Europe.
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made
n. ID. CLARK. Prest-
- E.wITTKE. Cashier. 76T
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
List of Advertisements.

W. u. Durham-Boots and Shoes.
Laban X. Hoskins-Noticc,
John i. .Adams-Notice.
Julian iIatinon, Guardian-For sale.
The Youngstown Murder Case.
King Bros Il Co ID, COO bu Oats Wanted.
4. Grinith-Building Notice.
First National Bank-Report.
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This train will stop. on signal for milk at the
intermediate milk platforms Shipments must
invariably he prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will he uernitted to rile on this train II ON Ra-
VIENNA and points north Of there
JOHN THOMAS superintendent.
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard 70 90 m. AID son p M
New Philadelphia, 500 a. In. and 10 pm.
Arrives.
Bavard 055 a. m and 90 u. m.
New Philadelphia, 2.15 and go p. M.
F. X. MYERS,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-03
80 Dozen l{id Gloves for Sale
Cheap.

Smith Brothers are selling an ele-
gan. button Kid Glove, worth Sl,25
at 6Jc;s., new and desirable.
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GOING EAsr-nIvER DIVISION
COME wEsr-RIvER DIVISION.


In order to accommodate parties vino desire
to ship Milk from the line of this road TO Cleve-
land ON SUNDAY MORNINGS. one section of
Freight train No Will, during the continuance
of schedule No. II, or until further notice, Start
from Welisville on saturday night. instead OF
sunday night and will run on Sunday morn
inrs on the schedule shown below. viz:
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARBADOS July 6--ssiled. schr Heiress. .or Boston
BRIpGrwATYR, Ms July l4-Cearcd, brig lsaac Carver.
Grny, Bsrbnfos - VS..
DunLIx July l2-Arrvcd, bark Mary Lawton tBr) Ed
ridge. Quebec ,, H.. d.,
Canton. New York. y.u...,..
Cleared 2Oh, bark Blomdon tBr) Potter PhiiadeiphA
Sailed Schr Soratm (ir), for London
MosrRxAL July 2O-Arrived steamer Rossend Castle.
Turpin, Newport
Cleared 2oth schr Louise Lubeke Roggansack, Cork foS
orders, u it. bark. Alice Berner. Liverpool
PAYsASpu July IL In port schr rhos Ball. Ryder. fof
PiLLAu July l5--saied bark susan L Campbell tBr',
Brooks. United States. 49,
QuKssc July 2i-Arrived Joo Millbcrrv. Weston Green
oc barks Bessie Parker Parker Barrow; Herbert beecn
Crosby Liverpool Shjoner Asseu Sydney tor Montreai'
schr % umbian Cameron. West Hnrlepoo Tor do
Ole nred 2ist shins Citadel for Lyerpoo Harold aara
ger. London barks Glen Grant, Livsrpool Berkley Casc
Plymouth; aryborough. Nrwcastle brig Fortuna opcro
Sr JOHN. MI. July 2f-cleared ships Belle o'Srien.
O'Brien. and Winons, Bray Lyerpool orig san Carlos
Athcrton Droghed.; schr u Hslsscd tBr, New sork:
Cleared 20th shin ParthenR tBr. Chamoers Liverpool;
bark (Br) Trott Yarmouth srhrs frde OF the
East Lord Philadelphia; Howard Holder DID, Holdcr do
Arrived Doth. Silver Cloud 3r Ieary. Gloucester
Eng. MI, "
der Hoyen 0rom Rotterdam). Now York
YApworru rs July II Outside, steamer FlambcrouH
Obj Fraser from New York: thick fog prevailed
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
wOMEN's TEMPERANCE MEETING.

OCEAN GROVE, July "a. 1877.
There Is no dimuniton tho numbers attending The
convention OF the Womens National Temperance
Union but the arrivals icwer owing doubtless TO
the troubles along tho line Of the railway. The
morning session opened TO-DAY with prayer and
the reading OF the forticth chapter OF Exodus
by Mrs. Mary G. Lathrop, OF Michigan, who then read
many requests for the prayers of the congregation for
the conversion Of fallen and those who mad not
yet signed the temperance pleoss "Jesus. Lover Of
Ny SOUL" was sung. and prayers were o1erod by
William Peck smith, OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Lathrop,
DR. Hamliu and others. Among those who ad-
dressed the vast throng was Mr. T. j. Jes-
the late Horace Greeley in tho temperance Ho
invoked the blessing OF God on tho women who were
leading the various state temperancc societies as
deemng work they have commenced and are carrying
to victorious END. Ho wished that hts old friend
Horace could look down and 500 the advancing tom
Mrs. DR.. Rlcy, Of BALTIMORE. Ohio. the first woman
who opened the saloon crusade In that State spoke
earnestly of the dangers OF tho workers fainting by
the wayside. Mrs. Thomson said that when her
daughter was dying she tried to say 'rhy Will DO
donc but tho effort too great and shc swooncd.
Then 1t seemed in o vision she stood at tho
bedside her gr and tho Father stood there pointing
bright and the other dark. Choose which one the
daugh shall co." Shc answered, "Father, cannot
choose. Thy will be done" And she awoke, repeat
The great Christian temperance worker. Mrs Helen
4. Brown sent letter. rcarcttng that she could not
visit the Convention account OF sevcre
illness. Prayers offered by the request OF Mrs
j. f. Knowles. Of Orange, j., Tor the ladies' Of the
different congregations In TINT place that God might
movc their hearts fcrvd appreciation Of the
need OF their services In tho temperance work at
Orange, and mako them moro active workers IN tho
At two p. NJ. a meeting Of reformed men was bold in
DR.. Wards Tents at which addresses were made by
Mr.. Lee, OF Wilmington, DEL. and Jerry McAuley, OF
New York A children's meetng wns mold In tho Tab
ornncle Two p. NJ, led by Miss Hamilton and Mrs.
Dr. Newman, of Washington, ID. G.
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CLEARED.

steamer Labrador 0r, sanglicr Havre via Piymouth-L
dc Beblan-
Steamer Lamokin Smith. Aspinwa wall--F O Smith Co.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore-Wm
DalseiL
Steamer Ellie Knight McCreery, Phadelphia -Boscrt
Morgan.
Son.
steamer Anthracite. Grumley Phiiadelpha-Jss Hand.
Steamer (slsucus. Bearse. Boston--b DImock.
Snip Protector tNorJ. VOLT BordeanxC Tobias d On.
Bark George Rainy (Br, vcscrs, Livsrpool-Bowring
Bark Nnovo Chsrina UtaD. Marescs. Dubln-A Agres-
Bark ALADDIN (Nor, Johsnessen orders-runeh
bark Constanta sNo. raliaksen Eisnore for orders
bark Republic tGer), Fortmsnn. Bremen-Herman An
Bark Lyman Cam (Br, Graves. Rotterdam-snow
Burgess
Bsrk Levanter. vesper. Rotterdam-snow Burgess.
ak dolf Andersohn CS). Anderson, Corfu aud Cepha-
lonia-Benham &Boyesen.
Bark Aursols Br) crocker. Rio Jaueirorhos Norton
Brig D A (Br,. wiams. Exeter, E--Geo r Bul.ey
Sris RS,ario sp)., s.nehe.. Santa oru. do !. PALMS.
Brig Hero tHr,, Ucrbett Charleston SEP Nevius a
schr Gertrude sBr,. Kelly Harbor Island tBahamaO-
schr Il Pitts, Cavilear, Richmond va-sl.ght /
schr Now Regnlus. Ranord. Chester, PA Dayton l.
Co.
schr 1orpsdo Cousns, Eastport, Me--Jed Frye Co.
schr George Grceno, Msckcv, New Havcn-Racket 4
Bro.
sloop Emperor, Dewiek. Brandford. Ct-Csrwright. 4
DOyc
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


BnsroL. Juy 24-Anived. Somerset tsr,. wes.
tern New YORK.
BnLs.sr July ai-HrrIsed. brig Ada Il White. White
New York.
BnrxrS. July 2t-Arrived. ship Gcestemunde c'eD
Lamkc. New York
CmooxuAvmx July 24-Arrived, schr oire Drsko
Drsko. Point Wolf
CnoxsrApr, July 24-Arrived ship Abraham Lincoln
Csvy,, Ihndsttom New York via Eisibore.
cArw Iows June 27-Pm IN bark Ambassador tBr).
Prchn. from New York ior Melbourne tsec below.
GLASGOW July 23Arrvcd bark Juanita Clar tsp), CAL
dss. Pensacola
HULL July 22-Arivcd. ship Importer. sherburnc San
Francisco via Quecnstown oath. bark Nancy Volt tr,
Prout Wilmington, NC.
LivnnrooL July Is Arrived ship Lenne tBr, Weston
Quebec.
Sailed 24h British Envoy (Br). stewart, San Francisco
LospoN, July 23-Arrved. brig Noatum (Nor), Larkci
New Bedford.
MovLLK, July 24-Arrived, steamer Ethiopia (Br Craig
New York Tor Glasgow tand proceeded.
LApNw July 22-Sailed, steamer state OF Virginia (Brj
Noodle from Glasgow. New York.
QUEENSTOWN July 24-Arrved, steamer spain (Br)
Grace, Now York tor Liverpool land proceeded ships
Eliza McNe Jordan San Francisco, Geo Manson. Hum
phrey, Bssein; Prussia. stinson, Astoria o. bark Bach
eicrs (BD Tookcr Philadelphia; brig Moses Day. from
Hopewen. Nh.
Arrived 23d PM steamer Psrthia tBr, Mckay. Boston
for Liverpool tand proceeded.
Rio JAS1rRo July 2l--Arrved previously. bark Aquid-
neck. Rane. Baltimore.
sLco July 24-Arrvod, bark Lucedo ussD. BalesirinL
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

Koestrer, Wrhers' nlv. ciabaugh's Jet and
Reeds Eugene y. Robinson. fetching Sloo
The youngsters wcro despstc1cd ON their
Journey the second attempt TO get away TO rsthei
fair start, but as quick on the move ana
Others slow In moment aiterward they wcre wen
spread out Duke OF Magenta soon shot 20 thc trout.
opened three lengths Of daylight on the others on
the lower turn; Perfect second Fawn thr', pani-
chef fourth. although he was hrst away
DR.. Kocsier fifth, Aicvuer sixth, jet seventh
Withers' hy eighth Eugene n kooinson n'nsn. INN
They reached The tbrce-quartcr pole IN this
way aud coming into the homesiretcn most
determined effort made by those PENN 20 % ,h
tho Duke OF Magenta and Perfection. Fawn ieIt the
ruck ana followed the two leaders rapidly. Perccton
mad three lengths OF daylight to shut up before she
could roach tho colts tail and by most gallant ehort
she had closed the commencement OF inc pahngs
on the hvmcstroich Prom there 10 tue ssanu sne
crcpt gradually up on The body ol Inc Duke,
had his head only in front oi her. Per
lection beat Fawn three lengths, tho latter one
length ahead OF withers Hllv DanichcfI dropped IN
ntb neck or SO In front of AIlevuer; DR.. Kosstler
seventh Jet eighth Eugene n Robinson niuth. rlfnc,
20 seconds The stakes amounted to 81 700. The WIN
ncr Duke OF Magenta, stands fifteen hands two inches
In height, IN coior he - bay with whto hairs
spcckicd through tho TANKS. lie has small
white stripe through the centre ot the head.
the ankle. This colt is OF the most substantial
looking gentlemen o: his year. He has = clean cut
head, with strong jowls, showing great resolution.
The neck throttle fine, sett ng INTO splendid
set OF shoulders, with immense centre piece, grand
ps stiles, and sci OF legs that will carry hin 10
the ond OF any race.
Tho following are the
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

JvAET PxAssos tBr, before reported wrecked st
Mud Island. Ms. broke curing heavy Flow last week.
the bottom aiming on shore Tho deck and TOP sides
oacd OFF, bringing with ~ the which she trR
Johnson towed to Yarmouth. Ms. previous report
stated that she shoa and would be towed 70 iar
mouth.
BRIG QuANGo tBr. from st Domingo for Boston. ieore
ashore Nantucket shoals and Afterward o
taken and abandoned. spoken Juiy ~ 80 miles
OF Boston Igh in Of chr Shooting STAR Of douccs
tor
scnR RIGmrAwAy. Crosey from Now York for Jackson
vle into Hampton Roads 24th leskv and with loss OF
deck Wsd.
GEN HAIL. Boston, before reported ashore the
North Brothers and got of esky stopped the leak
sailed from City Island 2ith Pm.
scmR LOUIS JASK HAxLrsE Cb~heIman, Of Marblehead.
Mass 10 tons In collision July 49, lat Al 2B lon SO TO-
with bnrk Hbcrnixn aud sank saved and la3ded
North Sydney. CB, 24th by the HiberniAn.
scHR CLYDE at Newburypert 2ist. from Digby Ms, tor
Boston, reports 18th Inst OF Mt Desert spiAng leak
making 1860 strokes hour As the lcak was winning
weasel put into Newburyport. and will go en tine ru
for repaiis Part OF cargo was sod balance wall bc
shipped by rail to destination.
scHR MARrHA HwArn, Nichols, from New York for ~
Domingo put oack to Grccnport IL July Is. from the
neighborhood OF Bermuda land Capt Nichols who
sick
The sails and rigging Of schr A Adrdge. wrecked Al
Flat Beach, IL be sold the beach 1t o'clock
yesterday oy public auction.
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CREEDMOOR.

SECOND COMPETITION FOR PLACES ON THE
AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM--UNPARALLELED scoR-
ING.
Yesterday was tho nrst day OF tho second oompcti-
ton for places on the American national ride Of
1877 Three men-Uolonel John Bodine, Mr.
Ransom Rathbono and J. q. Crowell--were voted on
the roll. All The compettors excepting General Dakin
and Mr. Rabboie, were present The weather was very
Ane for shooting. Tho team total OF tho eight
best scores oots up to l6S4 points out Of possible
1900 being by far the best shooting chat has
put on record in any known competition. This will DO
the readily appreciated when it is stated that in
last Mondays competition at Cambridge, England, for
the "Unitcd Kingdom Team" the best eight marks
mon OF tho teams OF England, ireland and Scotland
recorded only 1907 Major Jewell Is again the leading
man IN splendid scorc OF 2l2 1t is claimed tha, tho
shooting done yesterday beats anything that has beon
dono by the Now Orleans men
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
sLooP RACE IN THE SOUND.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEwpoRr. r. l., July a. 1871
THIS morning, at Eve O'Clock, the sch hooucrs Made
eino, Esielle and Mystic. ana sIoops Arrow Ada and
Kate OF tho Brooklyn Yacht Club squadron loft Green
port, l.. l., for a fishing excursion 70 Block Island
Between the two soops Arrow and Ada there was
keen rivalry and alter getting into Long Island
Sound and carrying u good brcczc they engaged in
race TO this port and allowed the others TO 20 upon
tho fishing cruise. The Arrow, catching tho breeze
Arst obtained lead OF quarter OF mile, which she
Increased 10 y mile by The time she reached Fort
Adams. The Ada however, stuck TO her more closely
than any soop has done before and the difference
BET wecn them upon arrival but seven minutes,
which, with the seven minutes start OF tue Ada,
makes her a victor by fourteen minutes. Tho sloop
Mantle arrived from Essex this afternoon Tno hsh-
ing yachts have not yet arrived.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY 25 l877-TRlPLE SHE

,;;S s,ss%:r cry Of As1ss wsVdhe oh'h''' '' ss
mdse 20 VIM Clyde c.. ~.
Sor'olf with mdse aud passengers to the Ola DOMINION
Bark Tolemeo Aus. cosoch Cork AZ days in ballast to
days with sulphur Funch Eyc Co. Passed Gibraltar
Mar. ehsfns s Smith r.. Jsns,5s sa,.! !s"e g. with
st sr:r"y 10 Ward Co. VIZ"
Brig trcols dtA Parascandoo. Bristol A days. in bal
Brig cindo porn. ounha Lisbon 4S days, with mdse to
rris s.e. .s.' P.rrisc Ts... a days. With md'e to
L1"% s;.ssy s"s .. Passed Or.,s Lynx m with ,.
pfs5 ass.s S..S ss ,av
Brig Lena Thurlow. corbstt Havana 10 days. with
Brig rersss hinckisy. % hichsrssoa o.rdena. II days.
%s
with trq 70 wm Douglass; vessel to wcnosrg a Co.
and Solomon Co. Sss.e S"s' p."os
ssas s ,s; %ers s4z' with fruit to
schr " Jone. Fsi.enburr fernandina 9 days. with
SCH. GiIIss Smith q S:sh!. Edwssa. 5ass:sn1,,e
days with lumber Drew Buck; vessel to II " Loud
lower bay up to tho city Gath AN.
PASSED THROUGH IIELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Now Bedford Fish. New Bedford for
steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston for New York.
Schr voant. Madden. Ellsworth for New YORK.
schr q Chapman. Chapman. Nantucket for New York
York
schr Texas, Davis. New London for New York.
sehr Golden Ray Davis n.,,iors iS, e, New York
sehr WIN Young. Butler. Port fcrson for New York
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris Portchester for New York
BOUND EAST
Steamer Giaucus. Bcsrss. New York for Boston.
Steamer Tilhc. Ewing Now York for New London and
Norwich
ss ssAr Kate Clark tr' dap'' Now York for Yarmouth
Sehr Onward. Gorham Now York for Nantucket
schr samuel l. Crocker Thrasher. New York for Taun
Schr Greene County Tanner. HYDE New YORK for New
schr Samuel P Goodwin. Williams Now York for stam-
Schr Nellie Carr. Mcrrissev. IIoboken for Ban or
Schr Casper Lawson Dunn. Hoboken for Bridgeport.
Scir Lucian Horton. Hoboken for Stonington
schrJ Cunningham. Wnkley. Port johnson for New
sc,r George Hotchkiss, Hill, Port Johnson for Now
schr Sarah Wooster, Bsbbtt. Por: johnson for PrOv
dence.
set.
schr Mary z. .Amsden. Baker. A,nboy for Boston.
Schr Lady Ellen. Howe Aniboy for Providence.
Schr Rcrtha Fellows. Smith Amboy Tor Boston
Scrr VIM Barnes. Leach. Amboy for Bucksport.
schr s Tyler Bushnell. Amboy for r wtucket
schr Ez, Williams, Giles. Ambcy for boston.
schr y YIN Tee rics AoboJ & for a. Augs,;s1 Es,; me, Nc
schr N prsdmore. Fitch. Amboy TOR Providence.
Schr Silns Wright, Hart, Rondout for Now London.
ss uns s%"u Ss New
Sc,r " esley AbSo.t. Linnckla, NewhIrr for Boston,
schr X Townsend, Townacnd, Nowburg for Ports
schr Ben. Tyler, Charleston sc. for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

Baltimore oueenstnwn schr Chss riatt Sharp. Boston
via
SEVILLE July ls-s,iled. brig Staples, stowers oads
and Boston.
SINGAPORE July Arrived previously Swallow. Howes'
Carin.
via Falmouth.
SHIELDS. July 24-Arrivco. bsrx Leonors FH. Mahe.
New York.
Sailed from - July o. the W Herrick for New
York.
LoxDos, July 24-Bark Ambassador (Br). Prehn. from
New York April 81 for Melbourne. into Oape Town on
the 9th OF June with loss OF wheel and compass
and otherwise damaged having encountered heavy gHle
The captain, second officer and three washed
overheard.
Five the Of the bark Annie Torrey. which wa
board tho Mclporne bound from
Hamburg Cardiff Tho remainder. with tho captain
missing.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
CRICKET IN CANADA

MONTREAL, July "a, 1871
Tho cricket match between the Montreals and Ham,
Dtons was concluded this evening and resulted In a
victory tho latter who scored 1896 in the hrst inning
while tho Montreas scored 234 two innings Leisk,
Tor tho Hamiltons the extraordinary run oil 202
carrying his bat tn roughout
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed through He'll Gate yesterday =
Yacht wanderer, NY.Y.C., Vice Commodore STILL
man, from New London for New York.
Yacht vesta, NY.Y.C., Mr.. Mills, from New Ro-
cncllo for New York.
The sloop Eger,a, NY.YC, Mr.. G. W. NJ. Sturgis,
was at anchor of the HERALD Telegraph Station NJ
Whtcstonc.
The schooner yacht Restless, N. y Y.C., Commodore
Kane; schooner yacht Haze mo club) Mr. Mott. and
the sloop yacht Vision, YYC, Mr.. J.. j. Alexandra,
are at anchor In Newport Harbor.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

The Louisviles defeated the Bostons yesterday ut
Louisville by the following scorc:--
Boston on.................. q O o.
Louisville. .............. o o OF
In the game ut Cincinnati between the Cincinnatis
ana the larttords the following was the scorc:-
Cincinnati. ........... 0 0 0 10
Hartford. -. ......... 0 0 0-S
Az Indianapolis The Indianapolis club were dcioacd
by tho Stars OF Syracuse by the following score:
Star. ar......."............ l o 0-S
Indianapolis. ........... 0 o O 2 2-7
The witokas, Of Brooklyn defeated tho Nonns, OF Al
bany, al Albany, by ascoro oil IL to4
To-day tho Enterprise Club, OF this city play tho
Rntans OF Paterson, at the Centennial Ground Jersey
Cuy.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
SAILED.

Steamers tr,, for Bristol wynnoke. Richmond.
&c; Ellie Knight, Philadelphia ship Chichester (. Lon
don; Adolf aSerl, Bremen; EsoeI.nd Nor. do: Fer..o
Terzo Itx Naples Ceres tSwl. Conssantinople; AttlA
tAus AlsxandriS AsceEione (itsn. Livorpool Lydia
Cardcil (Br) Gibraltar; Hobrook. - brEs Car
aesta tspl. Palma: Alice. Putnam. -; schr l.
DunuvAn. FoYnandtua.
Also sailed. schrs Jayne, Julius Webb, Alpha and
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

any other than the Saratoga course excluded The
usual course; Two miles and thrce-Quartcrs
Starters.
C. Reeds ch. &. Trouble, Dy UIverston-<ate Nc
L.. Hart's CHI h. Redding by Harry OF the West, :.
dam by Joe Sionc years old, l40 lbs (hidgclcy)
J. = Cattanach's b. l. Bcncher, by Brown Dick
Benecia, years old. lbs bs. .lNoian)
G. Reeds b. 8. Doubtful, by Oyslermnn, Jr-spot-
ted Fawn, years old. 1870 lbs. .frice) o
Time. :53Is
THE SUMNER HANDICAP.
Tho Summer Handicap, Tor all ages, at $50 each,
SO only II declared out, with 500 added the second
receive 500 out Of the stakes Declarations to be
made or before August l. Closed March l, with
~ subs. One mile and three quarters
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
.HANDBALL.

A match gamc at handbali Tor 800 has recently
boon arranged between Professor John M,nnix, OF
Paterson, and William Courtney, oi Brooklyn. rho
match for three rubbers OF ivo games each, tho
nrst OF which WAS played yesterday at Casoy's Court
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

THE SECOND RACK
was the Flash Stakes Tor twoy oar ods 800 each ha
forfeit with $500 added, tho horse save his
sakc Winners afler 25th OF June any race closed
IN l577. at any other Than tue Saratoga coursc. to
carry seven pounds extra; the distance halt a milo
There were thrty-nvc nomiDations OF which niue
came to the post These wore i. Smvthe's chestnut
colt Daniohon. by GIenclg-Saina; W. Asor's
chestnut colt DR.. Kocstlcr, BY KnshtLood--
Penelope; c. Reeds bay colt Eugene VI.
Robinson BY WarmInstcr-luverary; a.
I. LoriiIards bay colt Duke OF Magenta,
bv ierinston-Magenta; n. McDanlci's chcstnuI nIIy
fawn. by Harry Bassctt-Spottod Fnwn; D. II, wnhcrs'
bay 0Ily Perfection, by Icxiugton--Maiden; v. A.
CIabaugh's black nlly Jet, by Observation-Disclosures;
A. GrtLstcnd's bay colt Allevucr, by Ghroy--cdub.
srfecsios was great favors selling IN the pools tor
e00O: Duke OF Magenta, $3.50; Fawn, $3.50; Aicvuer,
Si60; Danichcn; $lo0; the nelds consisting Of Dr.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
TIE ST. JOHN BOAT RACE.

PosTPoNEMENr OF THE RACE UNTIL TO-DAY
ROSS THE rAvoBITE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ST. JOHN, N. b., July "a, 1877.
The'raco between Wallace Ross and Warren Smith
has been postponed until tomorrow strong north.
west wind was blowing aud the water was very rough
Five hundred people lined tho banks of the Kencbc-
oasis aud there was considerable excitement. The
betting about even; Ross was, however, the f.
vori
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
AN OARSMAN ILL.

The well known oarsman, W. J. Maxwell, who, with
BIgIin, won the pair at Silver Lako on Juno
I3 is lying dangerously i'll at tho Kings County Hospr
tai, Flatbush On the 4th inst, while training on
Newtown Creek, J. L. for the Boston regatta he be-
came overncated and plunged into the water, receiv-
ing congestve chill which may prove fatal.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
LIQUOR DEALERS IN SESSION.

The liquor dealers held secret session at the Jour.
nal of Commerce Building yesterday afternoon Peter
McQuadc in the chair Tho meeting was for tho pur-
poso OF discussing the acon o the emperance cru
saders and the means to coupteract their influence
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY "a, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

prrourrp By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wIITrEsruSE TELEGRArH LINE
Steamer Knickcrbockcr kcmblc New Orleans o1s days,
y,b mdsc and passengers to Clark nennian 80,
Stcanler Lone star Forces new orleans o"ys' WIN
padso and messengers to Bogcrt Aorrhn-