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TlIs CHIRTER OIk'S C.ISE
An Insight Into the Manner In which Furber
tsot ~.iDJ.O0O Ahead.

HAtrFOUo Aug. D. THERE'S much inquiry
from the pvcss outside of Hartford to know the
" true inwatdn"ss 80 of the movement which has
started the Charter OAK Lite Insurance Com
rnny unlnr new MANAGEMENT. with Marshall
Jewell ior President There is an impression
here aaun- "a iaw inuoccn, souls that Mr.. Henry
j. Futh.r. the lat, financial manager of the
compan, has malna trcm ntous sacrifice by
unrtu. wish his stock. worth sl25.olO par for
slo.non. AMI hose simple people VINO swallow
that h'hcl Imagine that Mr.. Jewell. in buy NJ
at that low urr. has taken a noble risk in he
hali OF suffering policy holders everywhere.
There arr other people here who entertain the
opinion tliat NJ FurOcr IL not the sort of man
who is cas'lS taken in by men Of the Jewell
clnss. Furl"r. about month ago. came here
and offered 80 rDt an his stock in trust in the
hanls OF any three gentlemen that might be-
aer.d upon, and they m-ht rrorlani1o thc
company. anl. 30 it r"cupcr0tcd to the Legged
standard OF .lvrncy. hc should be paid oui of
the surplus what the -to * would bring. and D."
paid also. ANY other claim which hr might
Justly hold uud "a contract held hy him While
this WIS being cpn.. 80. !. u movement was
started in the courts Tor the Hppointu, MT 81 u
IT,. tNcr.aul an imam ton WIS ISSUED against
the oomptuy. That caus Il a panic in iilo n
surgn"c. and az onco u.i the life COMPANY OIL
10 would RUIN the wHnl.' bu-in ~s. Ihf~,, olli-
Gers wGn org' nlod a ,.mm 9, TEE to n gN-
and they reported. after several dats.
!.at th" conpuy could loo say thou-h
The good assets tl"y report Il showed an
mpirmr4t of about 3urrr e.uL it',uparu-
tom W1u.i rasur. L'y 81. i. Is ,n9my and
pou wHs shown on tlo street twu DAYS tS tore i
Mos formally prom iilgatnl, and Nu tl.,i;iN be-
fore Wa- Oil .uai.y EN n oW Mr. Further np-
Within Urts.l n lfor, i, IT'D nia.i. SOME. a..
NH.H Mao IFI-II Do 10
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hon.c win lot coxions So FIRST F'rv -'rhth sfrcc',
uorh sdc - ioct west Of second avenue, 5000 10
tiautn
SinN tl. wH- not ~ rtd
AnWutcr ct foreclosure -acs are announced Cor today
| 81 III l. L
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i. ,oycrod with wo'.' 'u' V'' M''"'
sandy. On this spot. almost
r.,h.-.tt das yN7 summer TWO men Or /
'f.'' t... -.an working at somcth a..
Af..l.l o. OILS r' r- az distance lk' 3
,.r four hue sH- ot peculiar shnp'.
.,1r.uon.Df q. '-' sails was soon ~ ih'
.l.tsn.n tmNs Do WIS noticed that the
i.lawnrt. ared to te working very hastily
.,t.in b. uU..n. s'n' sort ot 'Nu'r mrnis
v,4mr4ail anil som"tn. n- they had ON shore
.ir,.,a uui-rau'@ living machine said "A
.r.nat G'rn Cow" to the SrN reporter
.rl,y Ill, haru work ug ON il all sum-
r.anih,'4 got itsonrar DOM now that he
.,.urinI g. aud q eool many have seen him
.u, around over the Sound Us quiet and
oa-yHsa bird
"p,orle go mp on the hHl" said another.
"nnd look nj MIN and his SON with SOY glasses
opdon,ra glasses You can't srr mn IA from
m 4,is,anrc. however; ouly it's easy To see the
n.hinc whom IT, up in the air.
"Why don't You 40 upto the Point. and 500
No, ynol, operation of raising and sailing the
uatnlne? asked the repott'r
suggestive smile WIS the only answer at
nr-t hcyouns men looked at each other. and
M ,st onaot them said; guess hc doesn't
know what kind 81 Il man pui.,con les. 1t
w.utiutNe policy tor any on' To- go 10 the Point
vai. hes at work on the .lylns machine
"Nh, notf'
Welt h"d !" more 'han ilN'y To 'r"'r y""
Of in "a way that YOU wouldn't liac. 1t -nt be-
r...se he. means anything bad. but he's been 500
full OF tns m.phluc Tor $50 lon-, time that ho
90 $50 Woi' NnN '''V No. "l' ~ ,i.''' '
81 gu W,.hi % -'' ~ "h "t a. NM.w LIT l'-
hug Ht w. V,-on l''" 20 MI Ni ., ',' ~.
ila s.. "''d "p anu p''''' ""'N'" o'' ~ ''t'
don't believe that nu.lgcon has been M ia
f g., aT. II ,l .,e Ii Y T. n,.
Gut@ nn,Hns nt nl '.'t
u WI! "' IT, ,
N'r' W 'H'HI tNt W u "''
p rdlm AN
.,'' nl'n, =" ...,,t.
90 ihr TUBE ,w,n'"r PRIV"
lf- ami h~ IT, NN ut
un ~,
n,' y IT,
io,ud w'ien i- -,s-
stiu ! XII ~ ''
WY llIHh 10 r
Ihr arN ir.w Hr.n' -"
hl'v NO1l ',t I'D.
"a rTty over IN. l".h'
N ~. ,, .,, S' ''in j, "'1S = M-
~ - oii5 " ~ " 'Nll p
W- lrtl'I % ll,. WI, =, Yen w..
'-lN IT, ~ w" '".! ' 'l''
e. ,inA was v'i"'"DY '0"'''" '" ~ Ho'"1 ca
lh' .,.t .
ns'h r" na,oWaI rn9n ,ns on i n,, ut
..' n"', U"' 'h l"'-e Dv"id A"i''D ''
u "- it hl"''
'' -.oands he"sre OF ir''fa.'in. ana ~ ih' aot
ggtu NJ the rsi,. IN, report .r entered t1e
i.. mad utruUv 'WurN. A. tu- O porter
.., Nj Du LOGON ="
uo MT h'' " d Tor yon or any on" 70
.. % tlr MACHINE and has i so n.ar.y
ID ut me- Wuuldni Ike any one 10 inter-
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Monks TnmarInd Tr"che. Nfni' ffap.. Ion
' sAun-l 4Ntt q. .u..li-.
ir,,i,iIi- AA tiu--l-t-
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Hair Dye. Bntehcio''s hr.t IN the world.
80 ne ii..- i't it Ni Nlt.,u vs.
base tory. lt Bond -
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PriVy vaults cfnptIrd IN 0dnrlc.. process;
lunt>i prl,c. ,O4u. aH4 ul-lul.l ,..,- tVilt. -
lN-O.
The Best IscmrG, c'r. 'trarcu while Teeth.
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MR.. pUDGEON'S INVENTION.
<rfyfvG wfCHiNE THtF rs NFfRhF
HIIDY 10 BEGIN FLYING.

,,,,t,. ttkr aud what Cicn Cove s"y-
a,,,n, Z, Tan, wi'h tn" ,"'""t"r's -"
.,, ,.,t. and the Rotary E"e'"c Espcri-
hr,rnv,ning Tns< ora Useful Life.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l.2s5 BRoApwAY-
9nvrprIsv v,r As Hr eVn rS Sr piSpE Ps

REY R HE SSp go gEs 81
AsTRoI.0GY-liIH PAcE-6th col
HALL sEAsoS-Srm PAcE-eth COL
SS4E b % %
HssH TsHzra sSa % PAGE.
sgsSEss sggss lss.sl ras.
ksH s1s and A
GLoTHING,la!M rAcs7G.h soI
coSsTWISE sTHAMsiIfs-iifn FAsa-esS col w.
sssH&S seAbRls@ r.ss.a col COL
Trs sis AND us
guR6rE4N Faoxs.A and 9Th coli.
FE2xXGnAHIaE-a2TH E2Xi ixt:I iE a2n rasE--e'h p..s COL
FINE AKTs-lsr pAcE-4th COL
RdpMs AND SrAnrxExrs TO LErzD
ygsSiTvah..ss SEiATSyahs.. % fss.ns9 sss % sS's col
HoRsEs. cARRIAiEs. 1C.-isr PAcr-sd and 9Th coils
H9usEs, konMs. &c. ~ SWSIsSrED-ern r4o.-s.h col
Iosr xND yoUND-isr PASn--aa -sis col S.''
N4SHEs s4fGHs'h sss So COL. ss
MMAATTRtIMoNIAL-l2rM MATtIs rAcr-Gsn col.
Iky 5 sss col
9Th col.
Fsss-s'a 81 a.s.-e.A col.
PERSONAL-lsr PAcE--ist col.
9HHS sfaSToSs
PRoPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-l2rH PAGE-5th col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-l2TH PACK--0th col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-l2rm PAGE-ith col.
RELlG!OUS NOTICES-lsr PAGx--lst and I'd coils.
RESTAURANTS-oTn PACE-6th col.
REWARDS-lsT PAGR--2d col.
SALES AT AuCTION--ilru PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-lst and
I'd
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALRs-i2rnP PAcE-3d COL
SpEClAL NOrlCES--lsr PAGx-2d and Sd coils
SPOKTING-DOGS BIRDS, 6C.-lsr PAGE-3d COL
STORAGE-l2rH PAGE--4th COL
THE rRADES--12rH PACE-Ith COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAcx-lst COL
TkAvELLERS' GUIDE-Ilrm PAGE-6th col.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PACE--3d col.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-lsr PAGn--4th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C. --9rH PAGx-6th col.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-l2rH PAGE-jth col.
WINES, LIQCORS &C-9rH PAGn-5th COL
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOrn PAGK-6th COL
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

| (iHCRCH OF NATURE, cfIIckERiSG HALL.
Free Lecture. sunday. ~ ?. NJ. January 7. on
Tho Power OF Woman;
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rom me- hfiftthf INNS.
Much mention has recently boon made Of
Gen. l"r's sword at ApromattoN wh, h.r n
l"nd"r"t II Ia Grant or not. "" oniv know tuut
y H. lrc wasn't 30 rapld nhyut sulrndcrns.
luf nearly two hours ON that memorable sun
day Officers and men wrrn nm certain what was
10 70" non'. \ co'tNin OH or ~ high rank he n.s
asked MS opinion. replied tNt Gen. l"r was
lunn in consultation with Grant, and tupf@Nc
miEht surr idor or be ordered 10 'ut our way
ont h. could NOT tell. a. a. the silrnrms I
we olhrcrs, whether compliment paid tnrm
lN Grant or whether required hy Gen. Lee, IN
NE sulronI"r W. know that in runIag from
lWt consultation q ~. Lee mudru short address
t. a nrgo body Of officers and m IN, AMI tine first
lh.ls Il" told them, alter WISHING them safe
return 10 their homes. and TINT their hohlyIlr
rs I.l1rhS might compuri with t.rir rou,u q "a,
lnisi -thnt th III .... ,,,,it ,ll,. "a - ~
tam their side arms. II was thcu that "a ragged
ga pr 1T rushed mp 10 him. the tours TOWN.:
down his face. and oXclaime /: " Gopl-hy Oinl-
,rnll Good hlre, youl' Gen. L.c sAoo, h.- hand.
II WAS then that that large body Of mnn dropped
on the ground-and- and-thats all. Oni.cls
huu men Wopt alike.
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M - ~ N.
me hemb"rS ~ th' III ~ organization
nave been s"m'whm rei'"nf In regard t. tl"
.N"ct vl th0 Nsi1 4" TINS rou lify ui Nong On ng
+ 80.
- them ms arrival wr- not nm KIP" 'tei the
nrsnnNh,lon nnNin. N''n n'i.n"d mei uhn'iN
'u' inn' rsili ~ me American pNlsi'n. ."DHi"d
m jersey ny. vs. ~ t.inF ~.n alarm .and 'lHt
nI m, "ri .rw'r' .TnH neg 't'd nuf mon ''r-
"hi u" ii"m I" tn" uish honor hat a. =. rum 1
r1srn IN" Deputy Granl Cnang Ntns of tf'
m ln 'Hhlhlh, 70" SCR WorN ni 'lr Jrr-"v
!, Nv lfndA' hhH 10 report a""'inslH ln"
n'p'tN WIZ also IN pnWrrri iN 'f" thH ldgll
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To THE. EDITOR OF THE SUS:-Sr In
the Sunbcams of this mornings Sun an open
ing paragraph reads: " Boy criminals are Just
now bringing themselves into notice" 1t would
b" n strange matter If they were not max ny
themselves promin, nj after the last two years
training the youth Of the land have received
through the medium OF several weeSiy uewspa-
p"rs especially devoted 10 the recount.ng OF i'm
iossihle exploits and unheard-of adventures of
which boys Of from sixteen 70 twenty are the
heroes. The Sun has already called attention
- TIA vlt.at NJ stories. aud |. on behalf OF two
any rs no'"'iS' "0h "a 10 IAls' YOUR Nclcr
against TINS great and growing evil Tom
Hughes. tho grn al gentleman and scholar,
Nr1t' l'm Brown al Rugby. and Tom
I.'Nn At OXFORD lp,hs IN which bows were
Hret ilir4du "d prominently To- the reading
pubic. The stories wDrr true 10 the lie. and.
VIVA n'l the SLANG mere and there. Ecnte"l vein
ran through Urin. ana no on" rN 'iaimcd
against them. Alter tI, lalise of a few years
JarN llarNaway made iis apprarau -. 1t
Mis an interesting book OF travel ana adv'n-
'Hr., IN"rrM not much IN II that iath, - and
y .h'"i hi irhst q" .''7' ~ "a me i"f'- "l ''nr-
~ Hilt ruvlry r'ni"i. I 'ir -'or, WAS su r q
su'ec-- that Ju'N " lri .Wsy" was served M
nm ana TIM" aN",n, rNru tim l"s'h'rat ing
until Low We havr tim under other names -
the Young sier Of the Bogs 81 Me Ilprd. The
h"gs of Var iu,k. The Bnls' dnd Gws' II,-hFH
and Hn ON hdHsedni. We find hun now ~ "a
drt"'tl,". doing the ie,is of an expert nf the
''Np'r' "n'e ~ y ir t,n": then h- commands a
ship ns a" Boy prlvnt',r" and hns the wis lon
Of man "f nav. again h, j. arirru~ performer.
KNOX NJ Hons about ~ II they were kittens 4.
hnd scam w. lun hiM Sluus 'rins Int am.
l-' ifs .,N fG~ - nn.l"r ruiilauS SIN 'hunl .I .
rNnu Ns "U with vessels AMI managing them
$50 trra' ~kti. a. ON" of ga" alsl, papers
i'.r scent = him ~n"r tim" ~" ns nn""i t.lt
b J. '. i. in ID tius H. q. y iurr l'tu eN "a
"l M, opp "a. IN, ~, 3. =, i"i r,ns ',.l"p',t
i- 900 PROV 49, uf & .' nero. hn.i, lud'''l. ia
~, % rMrl'~ rum tnr"n-h Tics t"rrr~ tl"
vllori sIaus ~ d. II -.'me lnu"-Sle., To-
!
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NJ. W.. H..


FI0H liNVIlI17 AIDinJa
The blooming lotus from the dark mud springs
From CLAY comes roli from drt most ur, cinu, things
from LONELY cHNrrns where strange rldirs swirl.
Dui NJ routh Srn sells cumcs the shining PEARL
The ialirsl cloth, all sheen amt luyelmrss,
The silh which rustcs IN the queen ; hne dress
J. woven nrt upon dead dun ball
~ worms which from the mcanrst sources crawl.
from hrohcn sticks. from so.ls ot little worth
From Jet hhck crystals In the tomh oi earth
fihucs iniill the soul OF warmth and high desire,
IN" hhthV destructive, CAV and SPARKLING fire.
Ana nom the Jungle. far from human tcet
IL brought the honey = most delicious sweet
JOEL BENTON
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sOHE NEIr BOOKS.



iussid Henry HoI' CoJ treats som'wtt
cursorIly tlr Hr~.r social gu 'su'ns' such as
lie economic CONDITION ol th' p'"sah'ry' tne
fnnn a' ssei'p'r ""i' lhs'ru.,'"h' ana the cN-
isunr ntrl~ual movement IN" special study
o,tucA't topics is r'F"rN'd tor future volume.
nni Oh present 10" wll hc mainly valued
. IN "utlohu' r"o"+i"ph OF human me I'M
'A 9''inS""'hli toms ~ hHsslnn society at
IN 'po oi abrupt mutation ana reform. 1t is
ton ''flN 10 E'ig 'i' cH'is oi emancipation
u!on the rh''t purity in interest the eniren-
ell sod SRI; hit II may prove entertaining 70
glance M Mr. Wnln'"s account oi the oilicihl
Hud landed nohesse, aud the mercantile Glasses
u th'N nuroar III TIE society rcorsah1cu ny
Alexander II.
NJ. Wnllh'e confirms the o'trepcaten Swing
tnhi Their" i- ~ r'tliy II" nr'sto ra'y W tusA"
1a' noN' mas l'"i' or h"U'''i' " WIN we
coll arst'"rHt'' FEELING very htl" oi ulnt
hanshtv nm n'erins' 'N""sVe sp'r' Wnl'h
an Enthshhuh n ''l'''s WIN 'h' n'EH,H'
t'.'l '"s''' 10" h'' pp MY "' h"Ss'nhS VINO
ar proul ol '''.r Nr"'n'" 'I'r '"'ur.' OF
tN''r "lu'"' pos on n'. 'lr''S ever " nus
sun VII" II p'""' ." "i9 "''' ~ ii'''h ''' = ''"'
l. "n- d'-r'' 'onlrrs u r'tW In""'" lrNi-
- = or 50 'i,' '"h@'l'r"'i'n' i" tl' "r"'h"fy
que sum I'll ''s "pP.'r ""Suru anu r''' u.""s'
N""' ''--"'s" i'''' d. y : ''.e Hus7'n h'"'s@'
possesses i r''eN'' from inc m"hWr n.y. ana
.''h imperial "'r'-"tN'' wnil'' ON tue oth r
ilh'' II mas never hlu t'slru XXI" htn" "'h'r
i"i Lies. = am therefore h"rn'r7 '.W"r"
u 'n h' feelings "i rivalry or h'suily' II YOU
hN'p'h u" h''r h"S-l'' n'N' 7p''N WIN IN
u'Eh'''n '' ""'' rh' s. '' III u rin'hy "' inc
.""'-'".s' you may T" Az '''u Nios' 'e. 'Ah-9
have u''r source n"' III u"''''hN "i'"'''M
80" 'p"""'' ~ "'"'' "r VIZ '.'' !" W., u"
l.''I'' ." D" p'h 'p'7 l'al" ~ ROM moo .rh
"'"'@'' e''l' anu ''''"' l1""-''Ny' in'
c"-S l" Wiil'h H' N""h-- N'' "h'''~0h go
h"hY nl'' =" % "" III 'I''''9 'ri'''u' cons 'l"' "
h~ Il" h"ry trl '''- Vt n-i''h'' pr"lN. 49,
ana NiW0ye W'Ih-' a''lis U.s." '' 'NlS''hs
conditions. ltiuAv 'r -td, in h'rd, ihi u
looks more to the Wnr' t'nn the past AMI Is
ready to ''it amy new Ideas THAT w0"r the
iAise OF progress ana thns t'na' 'ty 90 purpose
j. not one OF it, auriNui 8. In word mas
'ihrr the rh"rlrt 'f'st'cS impress ed 10y leu
"a history, nor m Pc n'iAr virtues and wees
Gsendor"d ana lostered uy an atmosphere oi
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his benevolent aspirations were for time laid
aside. In the last years OF scrfagc there were
good many landed proprictors Of this sort. men
who wished 10 do something bcncncent and did
not know howto do II.
Though man OF education and culture. our
new Russian spends his time in almost as indo-
lent n way M his ncighbor Of the old school. lie
rises somewhat later. and instead OF sitting by
tho window and staring into the courtyard. he
turns over the pages OF II book or periodical.
Instead Of dining at midday and supping nj nine
o'clock. he takes dcjc0ner Mt twelve and dimes ut
Ave- He can vary. moreover. the operation Of
timc-killing by occasionally writing letter or
by standing behind his wife ut the piano while
she plays selections from Mozart and Beethoven.
But these pccuiartics are merely distinctions
of detail. II there is any essential difference
between the lives OF Vic.or Alcxandr'itch and
Ivan Ivan'it'h 1t is in tre fact that the former
ncv,r troubles himself 20 70 out into the fields
to see how the work s done. but leaves the
management Of his estate. since the miscarriage
of his Innovations. entirely to his steward.
Though he takes n profound interest in the
mouJik as an Inpcrsonal abstract entity. and
loves 10 contemplate concrete examples OF the
genus in the works NJ certain popular authors,
Ne does not care TO have direct relations with
peasants In the hcah. II ne has to speak with
them he alwnys fccs awkward. and suffers from
the odor " their shccrskins. We need not say
that this habit of mind has had an untoward in
fucncc upon his pccunary affairs.
We must find spncc for one more among the
many types of the Russian noblcsse to which
Mr. Wallace introduces us. and that is tho acute.
sober. practical man of local politics and social
progress who not only wishcs his country we'll.
out knows II thoroughly. and who is great on
the ben II of Justices and in the Xemstyo or pro-
ri "a.
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4 neat four pngc nrwspnpcr. known rs the
NJ" &. ',N a ~ H.lcHr" norr il,r b,acu Yesterday
~" ~ ~ +ll wa. 'ti+t d. 49, titl ut.. WAC fifl
OF Pass. i1r TIE PATRONS o illv island IL is IL he lib
AsAtA = llll sAlAIlAA. -
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"A rops factory at Bushwick avenue and NJ
nlupeh street. Brooklyn, 4 under Cnntrae to furnish ,
nnsAhh Government WIN rope cables cght uehts IA
orders ~ ' ~
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

At Barney McQuades court In this city, Yesterday,
there was O four.handed trial Of skill at handba In
which the champion, Arthur McQuade, and William
Ryan played against Barney McQuade and the veteran
John Lenihan. the best three out OF Eve games
The first game was by Barney and Lenhan by
a score Of 2l to 49, Their opponents won the second
game by a score OF 81 to Is Tho third game, though
closely contested 10 the cnd finally resulted in favor
Of Arthur's side by 21 to 90 The fourth gamc and
match were by his side by Of q 10 H.
The next game American racKets between Finn
and Moore of the Shcrins Office IN This CITY, against
Ryer and Lllcstone. best two out OF three games
fifteen aces up THIS match very closely con-
tested throughout. aud was finally won by Ryer and
Llest0ne.
THIS was followed by match at handba, best three
games out Of nve between Daniel Mccarthy and James
Murphy against Daniel Sheridan and William Molloy,
tho former making short work at tho by the
following score:-McCarthy side-2l, 2l, n. Sheridan
side-19, Is, 20
rhe sport ended for the day with an exciting
game at American rackets, tho contestants being
Michael Gleason against samuel Miller, both OF New
York, best two In three games, fifteen aces up The
first game well played. Gleason won the score
standing 15 10 a. The second game ended In victory
Miller the standing Is TO H. The third and
last game very fine one, ending In favor OF 0lea-
son, who won tho match by score OF 10 TO IL
The New York herald., 1877-03-06

ns-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans officers
OF vessels coastng and foreign TRADE oberv
Ing the removal OF buoys requested
20 oommun fact the HERALD that may be
letter addressed the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton Of displaced buoys the Of their removal Will
suffice In all cases along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts Of Continent When they observed
European countries In the
10 Information be sent either by telegraph
or letter London ONCE Of the NEw York HERALD ~
Fleet street, London to the Paris oce 81 Avenue dc
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed ennett 40 Fleet street, London"
"Bennett 81 Avenue De rOpera Paris" Where cases Of
the the telegraph. In Asia Africa captains
may with reaching the first conven
lent port This information will be csbled FREQ ochsge to
the HERALD and published
n9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
board tho HERALD steam yacht, showing while
burning tho coor red red changing from one TO the
and be several miles distant
Captains vessels upon this signal will oblige
by preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Department. OF the HRRALD.
nPersons desirous with vessels arriv
ny Now York do by addressing to such vessels
Of HKRALD yacht. Pier No East River. New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required.
The New York herald., 1877-03-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK MENDOZA from Pensacola for Bueuos Ayrc. which
maned in port Feb TO- ordered discharge cargo
inxson there September After knocking
in gales for some week. dSrns which ;hs lost
s sp
she was "a days in making tho run from Queenstown
w for
West prior to Feb 27.
's With wna
buwarks and was otherwise slightly damaged.
which pu. Into fayai Jan i iessy win discharge sud
centy to enable her 70 have two sheets stripped
sound wheat in the hold
which passed through Hell Gate yesssrday sQuaii %
Egg Harbor carried away maintopmsst.
ScHR JOHN LRx. at Wilmington. NC. from Baltimore.
while anchored in the stream the port her
s'ss I'd s:s fss sa'vi With up ss
leaving other in conoitiSn codinE with
wharf, snoetins oil about i..n her upper dsss
% soms % the end o h' In her
scHR WALTON, from Jacksonville for Bath. which put
at0 Tyss s .ss Ms,s 'ss S LEAK 81 M fs
The water gaining rapidly the Captain Thought . bes. for
The schooner will remain Tybss to await sd-
vices from her owner
will be repaired.
PILorBoAr w AsPINwALL. No. 81. while on her way up
the bay yesterday 80 AM ashore Long Island
500 north the fort DOCK but got OF high
without damage
CnARLxsroN Sc March 5-schr Philadelphia. hence for
Philadelphia sank last Friday night OF Cape Ro-
main with Of old and railroad Iron. The
saved, and nave arrived here.
HALIFAX March 5-The captain of the steamer Newfound-
land which arrived here yesterday brought the life
the steamer George Cromwell. which picked up
Placentis Bay Some -four pork drfted ashore
place No further Of the vessel and had
been discovered.
The wreck Of steamer Washington covered with feet
of Cape Race. Twenty-Five bodies have been
and buried 1t probable striking
rock the boilers exploded as the bod picked dis
figured mutated and denude of clothing with
Of hair the heads brains gone and scaps much
key WEST, March 5-Bark Frank Marion. EldrIdge. In
ballast st Thomas for New Orleans
night aud took assistan from wrecxers
SHIPBuILDING-At Salem Mr. Frisbie has contracted
to build for Mr. Andrew Knowland, of Marblehewd 6ne
schooner of about 80 which 10 finished
last Of May She i intended for the fishing business