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The New York herald., 1877-01-20
FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY,
Sun AND MOON
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
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Steamer Batavia Orr, Mouiand Liverpool Jan and
ad @ s nssa n ssS With q & ssa the 80
PASSAGE Jan 49, lat ~ 81 Ion 80 US. passed Anchor line
steamer. bound Z:
~s an 8 cs s'ss~ to s. lSS & Neville
81 G 20 . o y sse"e
hence tor L'ysrnoo' ~ v,,.. a.v,. In, vim p,vm.
oasS iss%. s win %Sse and and
and S"sswss, % Pass 10Th with mdss and passengers
ms:s and Ds.ssnsss: Ssss,s Ss.sss; a.~n.
to il Mallory Co. Jan y o lon q q: psssed
Steamer Gen Darncs. Chcesoman. savannah days. with
Steamer florida Crocker Phiadelphia with mdse to Jas
stsamsr Harrisburg. WORTH Philadelphia with mdse to
the Reading Ri, Co.
the Reading RAILROAD Co.
STEAMER Wia%spori. willess rhiadslphia. with coal
snip %asiSorsash Windsor xs.. Munro; antwerp hoy
hne weather to tho Gulf from thence to rybee is days.
sS,p yros%sn BOSTON,, Dwight San Francisco
The Ms.a,or i'm, !" sas
Say Sa .S 81 % s spoke
s sa ~ U% s ~ ana saw 'f agar" "
with % muse to rsaSody wills Co. Passed Cape Good
P SSy 40 ns sGssIS ss pss
winds. -
Bark Osmi Dubrovacki (Aus. Marinovich Liverpool 40
days. with salt order Jun III, lat TO- lon 60 passed
Ku simn bark, from Ireland bound W. Crhe ID in
correctly reported rs arrived 12th
Bark .Swe,. Moer. London SO days. In ballast TO
Benbam Il Boyescn. Had hne weather. was4 days Of
Hnttcras.
BARK Brilliant tNor). Chri.tiansen Cardiff via Mar
tln1ne IL days. In ballast to order
BARK Lulia lot Granville NS). Mcneil, Dunkirk SO
days. In ballast to W Parser Co. Game the southern
passage and had fine weather.
Bark Nathaniel Nor), Jacobsen st Naxare via Delaware
Brenkwatcr ~ days. in ballast 10 Funch !dyc X CO.
Brig Stella Mxrs Dutch, klover Santos ~ days. with
coHcc to Arnold. Crossed the Equator Dec H. in Ion
~ Is. t
Brig Torrid Zone (B, Cooper Hayti ls days. with log
wood to II Becker vessel TO Murray,Jr Was days
Of HaerMs with NE winds and Jan lS Oft Cnpes Of
delaware, passed bark Trait dCnon (BD. hence for st
Marc
oranges to Wm Douglass; vessel to j Weinberg. Was
days n ot llAtieras. with light head winds.
Schr k0wcnn Arabell Car0erry, Pointa-Ptre ~ days.
with to II Vatable Sony vessel to Wenneig
Was days Of lIatteras. with NE winds, rain and seet
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer General Whitney. Ialett. Boston Tor Now
York.
Steamer santec Davis New Bedford for New York.
Steamer Albntross. Davis Fall River for New York
Steamer rhetis, tiale Providence Tor New York.
Schr Charlie While, Luce, Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr q Raymond Raymond, New London for Now
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eieanora Johnson. New York for Portland.
Schr Calvin Harris. Harris. New York for Boston,
Sclr Kolon. Jasper lloboken tor Boston.
Schr VIM Conners Conners. Fernandna tor New Haven.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
THE MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE.

The local politicians around the City Hall were
gagod yesterday discussing the probable effect Of the
conference which is TO take place Tuesday next be-
tween Mayor Ely and tho merchants OF this city It
is understood that serious consideration win be given
to tho chaotic condition OF all municipal depart.
merits The salary question aud the number OF SINE
cures attached OF tho courts aud other public
Offices will also be talked Several Of the city
officials aro ut present the receipt OF sala-
ries some OF them through fees drawn from the city
Treasury, for which little work done. Taxa.
ton might be materially reduced by the abolition of
those fees. There also employed under the city
government some 200 persons This number, IL liz
claimed DO reduced at cas: nfty per cent, and a
Some Of the heads OF the departments have sIgnied
thor Intention OF beirg present ut the gathering.
Mayor Ely will doubtless give somc valuable suggcs-
tions to future reforms IN tho management Of our
city AFFAIRS.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20

FREIGHT TARIFF CONFERENCE.

meeting OF n joint conference committee. repre-
ecnting the Chamber OF Commerce, Produce Exchansc,
I,nuorters and Groccrs' Board Of Trade and Cheap
TRANSFORMATION Association, was held at No. 81 Wall
s,roct Yesterday morning consider the freight arn
oucsuon The meeting called TO order at eleven
O'Clock Mr. Franklin Edson, OF the Produce Exchange,
occupying tho char Alter some discussion motion
wns made by Mr. Hill, OF the Importers and Grocers
i,oard that suD committee be appointed consisting
a., ono from each body represented ut the con
frrcucc who should take the subcc ino Consideration
and make report at subsequent Hiretns VI "" on
so,cc Comt,Il,c. This meeting was 10 be called BY
ibe chairman as soon as the sub.commiuec mptc-
n,re, 10 submit is report Tho motion oi MT h was
Tic char:--Mr CHARLES T.. h. Of the IInpuft'rs ann
roccrs Hoard Mr. John rayior Johnsl"n' o. ,nc Ina
scr Of Commerce. Mr. Theodore \. Lees, oi tnc onc"r
yransnnr,nt,ou Association, and Mr 4. j. bns'cd, o'
shc Produce Exchange Upon the nprDntmcn, -. wv wy,
committee the conference ADJOURNED wlnou' 'u''"''
ostlvh.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
CANAL FRAUD SUIT.

ARGUMENT IN THE LORD AND LEAHY CASE.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1877,
In tho Supreme Court, General Term, to-day, was
argued the OF the People, &C., jarvis Lord and
John Lcahy This action was brought to recover
$50 900 for damages alleged to have been sustained
arising of contract for work done tho canals,
and comes up on an appeal from judgment OF non-
SUIT In the court below. |. was argued behalf OF
the plaintiff by Deputy Attorney General Paige that
the people were not precluded from malntainn. the
action because !; did not net Immediately upon DIS
covery Of the fraud that the evidence offered by the
defendants to prove the waiver, and upon which the
nonsuit was granted not admissible, and that tho
cause Of action abundantly proved aad had boon
SO held IN tho court below. Mr. H. W. p.ckbam pre-
scniec tho tho part OF the defendants, and
decision was reserved by the Court
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
THE CHRIST OF THE POOR.

MIR. BEEcHER sTIgs THIS MISERABLE WORLD
WITH SPOON AND FINDS DREGs.
81 want TO ask leave OF the church TO be absent
on the sabbaths following tho first in February into
the early part OF March"
Mr. Beechcr 20 mako this request In tho bust
meeting which followed the prayer meeting last
night and said that he did not propose 10 preach any
fewer sabbaths during the year in consequence OF
this absence, that he would take OF the summer
and autumn many Sabbaths he remained away.
The consent was granted by a unanimous vote. Alter
tho regular exercises Mr. Beechcr sad-There is
great deal Of discussion the reality of the dvnc
disclosure to the whole scheme OF Christianity. NO
man can read tho New Testament heedfuIy without
perceiyns that we arc discussing the question from
one standpoint and tho whole Now Iesta.
ment discussing 1t from another, ana
that the genius Of the discussion totally different
planes. We are discussing Christ and tho whole
scheme OF moral truth We demand historic evidence,
and evidence which appeals itself to the reason.
AND DEED.
Some persons have the gift OF healing. Now.
the medical faculty call imaeination II um suuer
ing with neuralgia, i. don't mike particle or dhcr
cuce TO mo how am cured, II only am, and don't
care whether cured by my imagination or not.
Thcy may say, "You only think you arc cured" Well,
that is all want.
A MISERABLE WORLD
This world has always been miserable and wrctched
world and ALWAYS viii be- Take spoon and STIR a. up
and IL drcgs The upper half OF the population gets
all advantage, and the lover hall are worse man
when the World IN Stitc oi DaroaIlSth .Nb",
both our Master and His apostles put the divinity
OF Christ on this There was III Hin power tor the
wrclchcd, and power that can succor the wretched
cannot be ANYTHING but divine Christ came 70 the
poor neg cccd the captive. the slave, aud o had
a message ior them that brought light aud hopo
into despair Let men reason about II. IL amuscs
them ana don't hurt anybody. take pleasure
IN knowing that While TINS church has news
paper notorety yet what goes into the papers 's but
little of its life There is much OF this work Of
Christ beng done by It's members both ut home and
abroad
Here IN opportunity given for any who chose to
speak, and Brother Snearman rose and, among other
things said he thought people knew too little about
the state OF society IN those odch times 70 SEQ the
great progress that has been made
Mr. Beecher answered by saying that Brother Shear.
had slnfcd him up like beehive tnat lac wanted
TO say 100 things, and then went on TO ell about
ancient Grccian society," tcrnn. Greece Thc devil's
own caldron.' Hc became excited IN his speech
that he could keep his scat, but rose and walked
the piatlurm.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
LECTURES LAST EVENING.

large and intelligent audience assembled IN the
West Eleventh street Presbyterian church last cvcn
ing listen to u lecture by the Rev. DR.. Taylor, on
''rhe Lie and Writings OF Sir Walter Scott" The
lecturer introduced by the pastor OF the church.
who reminded the audience that Dr. Taylor had al
ways been true friend to their church, and that IN
their days OF he had donc more Tor them than all
others put together. The Doctor modcsty rephcd to
this, that II were so, then all the others must havc
done precious little ue then proceeded to sketch tho
lite OF the great novelist. pclurng IN eloquent
anguage all the striking scenes OF his liie from his
birth Edinburgh, aud his youth by the romantic IRE
side OF his grandmothcr in the Highlands, through all
his success and troubles and wondrous lubors u his
las sad journey 10 die within the hush oi his we'll
beloved Tweed He narrated many curious anec.
dotes how Scott got to the head OF his class by
proving tnat ''wh could sometimes be u noun, ana Of
his stealing oui OF bed IN the nighttime to read stolen
copy OF Shakespeare ny the hight OF hre. ~ was
curious, lie SAID, that notwithstanding his laneness no
leader IN all the sports OF his schoolmates IN
a suuwbnlling hghtshe could defend the gate
against any one, and there none daring aud so
agile scaling the dangerous ciils OF the Highlands.
IL mistake the Doctor SAID, TO image that Scot.
Was school, though indeed hc was fnr from
beng the best oi his class IL was true however that
at college Professor azle declare that Ounce he
ahd Ounce he would rcmaIn and that in consequence
he was known among Inc students as tho 'GrceK
Blockliead' -
coMMExsuRATioNAL EDUCATION.
DR.. Charles f. Dc Medic yesterday evening de-
lvered lecture before tho Liberal Club ON ''rhe Com
mcnsuratlOnai system Appueu ~ cuucatlon. lue
Doctor SAID that tho fal oi education nowadays was
that students were obliged to study man IN the past
and ia the future while tho question OF what man
actually is ana why he IS was totally neglected. Tho
then proceeded TO unfold grand educational
system OF his own, Ia describing which he followed
the suggestion OF the German philosopher, that to
be great philosopher one must be unintclligibe Tor
the audience seemed TO ail INTO state Of helpless a
norancc at the avalanche OF mystical expressions and
gro.esquciy combined words which we're hurled ut
them by the gentleman OF ''commchsuratlOn.P In
tcntons However, the lecturer offered to explain %
anybody whatever unnteliigblc after his lecture
Was over. Very few awaited themselves Of this oner.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
ru,nI.Es PARKER.

Yesterday morning. 10Th Inst, Charles Parker,
proprietor OF the restaurant on W,oughby street,
urookIyn died OF heart disease. The deceased WINS
native OF Sussex, England, and came to America III
1857 when he settled in Albany, and worked there at
bis trade blacksmith until 1886. when he moved to
New York and opened a restaurant IN John street,
where he remained until 1916 From ihcrc he moved
TO Dcy street, Now York. whco he opened large res
teurtnt and continued bus,ncSs ,uuiI 1913 About
four wears ago he opened The cstabislmcnt IN VII
lonrhny street, Brooklyn. Mr. fnrk' ', VINO Mas uni
ycfsAy respected siXty years OF age ut tho
tiiue oi his DEATH lie leaves iay oi hvo children
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ASrwKRP. Jan 10 Sailed, barks George Doane (B,,
Corning New York Neo Guest (Br. Messenger. Phil
adclphia.
BnlsroL, Jan ls-Arrivod. bark Estella. Poole. New
York.
BRExRS Jan i9-Arrved. bark Betty Ssws). svendsen.
New York.
CApIz TO Jan ls-Arrived bark Carlton. Cogsns, New
York brig Dirigo. Cohin do.
DIAL. Jan l9-Pnt back ship City OF Annoy tBr, Craw-
ford, London for San Francisco (causo not ststed)
FALMOUTH, IAN ls-Arrived steamer Olaf DAM. Ander-
son, New York for Hamburg.
GENOA Jan ls-Arrlved bark Cscchino (Iap. Maggioo.
Leghorn for Now York (seo below.
GInnALrAa. Jan ID Arrived previously. barks Nuova
Emilia Ceestina QtaD, Starace, Now York: Nuova Mar
shsrta dtaD Marsino. baltimore; brig Magenta usr.
Lockhart, do.
Sailed prior to 10th. bark Q Bushnell. Mayo (from
Treste), New York.
IIuLf. Jan ls-ssicd, brig Republic tBr. Thompson.
United States.
HAxsunc Jan ls-saiied bark B Nowcomb Orr. New
comb New York.
HAvRr. Jan ls-sailed. ships Mary Riggs, Percy.
United statcs Transit Percy Key Wos; bark Montebello
(Br). Kelly. do.
HoNG KONG Jan 13Saied steamer City Of Toxic, Mau-
ry. Yokohama and San Francisco.
IPSWICH, Jan lS-Salcd bark Padre Francisco utaD.
Marin. United Statos.
Liverpool Jan ls-Arrived bark Dartmouth Br), Ray
m0nd, Charleston.
Arrived 18TH ship Livingstone B Hansen. Galveston.
Arrived nth, steamer Is,rian tBr), Fit, Boston.
Sailed 9th ship st John Smith, York. San Francisco mot
previously ;bars Evangene (r), Hara. United States
Bessie Parker (,r Parker. st Thomas: Emanuel Accame
Utal). Lavagna. United States.
Also sailed 10TH ship Herbert Beech B Crosby, Tybee
Arcturus, Rarden. do.
LIsBoN 12-Arrived bark Principe di Napoli dtaD
Megna, New York.
MANILA, jan 12-Arrlved. ship vap araiso. Got San
Francisco. tn load for New York
MEssINA. Jan l2-Saed. brig Lizzie II Kimbal, Storer
New York.
QuEESsrowN Jan l6-Arrivcd. brig Suava DAM. Behun
Baltimore 19e, bark Taisnnn (Br). Baker, New Yovk.
ROTTERDAM Jan l9-Arrived, steamer Mas tDutch)
Chevalier. Now York;
Cleared 18th. bark Milton Nor, Kocger. United stntcs
SYDNEY. NSW, Jan 12Sailed. steamer City OF Sydney
Dearborn San Francisco
Woo. Jan l0-Arrivsd brig Toronto (r). Coalaeet
New York.
Sailed from - Ian Is, the bore, for United States
LONDON, Jan 1a-Bark Cecchino UtaD, Magg0l0 from
Leghorn for New York. arrived Genoa yesterday leaking
and will probably discharge for repairs
Bark Mary Prett Savin from Genoa for New York, has
put back lcaky and will probably discharge for repairs
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYaKAD. Jan 10. PM-wind sSw. blowing gale.
PLYMOUTH. Jan TO- PM-Wind W. fresh: cloudy.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
YALE ALUMNI.

The annual meeting Of the Yale Alumni Association
took place last night at Deimoncos 1t was expected
that Mr. William NJ. Evarts would be present ani do
liver an address, but he unable to attend In his
absence Mr. Albert Matthews presided and introduced
Professor Sumner OF Yale, VINO delivered an INTEREST,"
ing address the present condition Of the college
ic condemned the camor tor inn ovation In the cur
riculum by the introduction ot new studics which had
the effect of producing only supercia learning. Tho
following officers elected Tor the ensuing year
President. William NJ Evarts; ePrcsdcnts Charles
Tracy and William W. phcps; Secretary, Robert W.
Dc Forest; Treasurer, Joseph Z. Jackson; Executive
Committee A. Dewitt Baldwin, W. b. Ross, u. e. S,cd-
man. Mason Young, W. X. Sperry. \ banquet ioi-
lowed the business meeting.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
OBITUARY..
CHARLES c. srALp1No, JOURNALIST.

CHARLES c. sPALDING, JOURNALIST.
Charles c. spaldug, one OF tho gifted and ac-
complished journalists on Boston press, died
his residence IN that city yesterday forenoon IRON
dropsical Affection aged hiyono years. Fow men OF
his ago had experienced IL more varied career. He
was born In Montpelier, VI, and in carly hc gradu
atcd IRON the university OF that State. Hc went
"round the Horn TO California during tho first gold
excitement In 1919, and, u civil engineer pursued
mining IN tho found gold fields Tor three years
with III SUCCESS Then he went TO Mexico aftcrward
10 New York, and acted Tor year more Us express
messenger for Harndcu ~ Co. between New York and
Boston. subsequently he went West, where hc sur
vcycd some OF the carly railroads built IN ONO, III
nois, Kentucky and Kansas making and losing several
iUrlunes IN the meantime iic look an active part n
the cstab shnent oi the Territorial goverr mcnt of
Kansas naking preliminary surveys OF IT'S fertile lands
and Encouraging immlgra.on ny wrnhg special de-
scriptivc about The new Territory TO the New
YORK Tribune, which attracted no little attention IN
the East Kansas began 70 ill up rapidly win ''lrec
so,lcrs - but his synpathies With Missouri
ana slavery ana he published tho hrst news
paper Lawrence county III That interest THIS paper
acquired "a WIDE influence on the border but he nnaiy
sod II and Joined the Journal c Commerce. published
IN Kaisas CITY. lie was elected an Alderman and was
ior months Mayor pyo ten. Finally the Kansas
disturbance broke no open violence and he became
uorder ruia" Many time ia late years lie has de-
piced his ultimate friends the scenes enacted III
those stirring times, ana IN whch ne was u parVci-
pant Tho troubles ceased and he with many others,
were sufferers. His newspaper oiice, which he hhd
paid or. aud every thing ESQ he hau there
were destroyed, he and his family were granted
from Midnight morning to leave the vicini'y, WIN
"a very uisa. .rccable alternative. lie lott, went Into
tuy populated OF the state, built log cabin
and Decsrno dis,rct schoolmastcr Finaly, when tho
oi tho Rebellion broke out, he. being douglass
mun had TO leave Kansas He served two years III =
Vermont regiment anu aiterward started newspaper
IN Newport in thai During the last eight years
bc has been connected with tue Boston Herdd, where
hs genial and clever hunor found expression
III the grocsquc police rcports OF that Journa Hc
leaves widow aud son nearly arrived ut manhood
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
SPOKEN.

Snip Dovenby (3r Linton from Liverpool for Homo ulu
aud Portland Q. Nov S. lat 81 $, Ion 23 o..
ship Battle Taylor from San Francisco for Queenstown
Nov 25. lat 40 &, Ion 81.
Ship City Of Calcutta l, Naughton from rdrossan vi"
Stanley for San Francisco. Dec 20 lat 3. Ion ILL.,.
Ship Richard Robinson. smith, from Antwerp for caao
Nov ~ lat JOS. Ion 81 33 w.
Ship South Americmn kuo~les. from New York for San
francisco. Dec II, lat 81 y. Ion KS w.
Agiaia (lir. Jack from Rio Janeiro for San FRAN
cisco or Astorin Dec 10, lat Il 5. Ion I:o =,
BARK Ocean Ger, from Bremen for baltimore Dec 2o'
Off Portland, L.
Bark Lothair (sr,. Desmond Montreal for Monte
yidco. date lat 80 Ion 26-
Brig Daisy McCarty from Bari for Venice. Dec 49, OH
Suhinul Point.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
GEORGE, j. BAILLY.

George J. Bailey, prominent citizen OF Newport,
~ L. aged seventy years, died very suddenly yes
tcrday morning at his residence IN that city. Mainly
by real spcculaons he had aasscd fortune of
nearly 81 U0J,UCU His operations were mainly III that
portion OF the city nov occupied by summer residents
anu he well known 10 all who have purchased real
estate that city Tor the past tiry nvc years with
exception, lic held more landed property Than any
other person the place, ana In hls death Newport
loses Of her most ontcrprisng men.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
CURLING.

Some thirty members Of tho Now York Calcdonian
Curling Club contended yesterday in match ut Com
munipaw, with four picked rinks Of tho Now Jersey
Curling Club. The scorc was foIows:-New York
Caledonian SO; Jersey City, ST. d. MUIR. of Rink No.
(Caledoniun) tho highest skip, maSng 81 shots.
Mr.. w. Meiklo umpire. Tho gamc lasted three
hOn hnlf
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
CHARLESTON RACES.

CHARLESTON, 8. C., Jan. TO- 1877
This was the third day Of the on the Washing.
ton course The FIRST two mile dash Tor al
ages There were but two entries, Hatteras and Jim
Hinton The race by the former in 1854 a.
In the second race, mile and half dash, for all ages
there wero entres-Tom O'Neil First Chance and
Prang. Tom UNe won the race, and the other two
came in in tho order named Time, 4Sta. The track
improved but the weather dull und the attend.
ancc small
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
THE BROCK MURDER.

A special meeting OF the Court OF Pardons Will con-
vcnc ~ -.saton, ~ j. next week for the purpose or
nctirg on the application Tor the pardon OF 0schwali
and Ryan, the Brock murdercrs. The counsel Tor the
condemned men believe still that he ynous letter
which they received from pcnnsysala Is OF The great
est importance, and that II inipcacs other persons
than their clicntA
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
NOTICE To MARINERS.
NEWFOUNDLAND LIGHTS.

NEWFOUNDLAND LTtsIITs.
Sr JoHSs NJ, Dec i1-Notice Is hereby given that on
and alter Jan TO- 1877 fixed rcd Hight viii be exhibited
rom sunset to sunrise Cape st Ftanclat ~ AZ 20 N.
Ion 2 I6 20 w. Tho buildings of wood painted white,
with fnt roof upon which the lantern Is erected The
latter il t23 feet inches above the level OF the In
clear weather thc light should be visible ~ nautical miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is doprc, of the NTH ordsrs
with "a single Argand burner.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
JOIiN O'MAHONY.

John O'Mahony passed Thursday night very rest
lessly, sleeping very little Last night however, no
seemed somewhat easier Considerable anxiety is fet
among tho Irish nut.onalists OF New York regarding
HIS chances OF recovery. His condition il extremely
crili
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
THE MOCTEZUMA.

II is positively asserted that the Cuban prvatccr
Moc,czuna neither captured by the Spaniards nor
burned and that her loss conounded with that OF
Il isipc smack Of the same name.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Ships Weidenjclm (Swe), tor AMER; Humboldt Q1er)
Bremen; Kaisow (Br). Lomdon; brig Ruby Post Spain
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
TRorTING AT G1LMoRE's GARDEN.
There were two trotting events decided at Gilmorc's
Garden last evening. Both were spritcdy contested
and large sums OF money depended ON the results

SUMMARY.
GiLMoIE's GARDE: New York, Jan. 10, 1S7z-
Purse $60 for horses ha. beat 250 mile heats,
three IN five, under saddle, weight barred
Dan Mace's b. Z. Doubtful. ...........
N. Dalys br &. Charles Dyer. !
B NJ. Wilson'S K. Pat Iynch....... y
Tom Johnsons b. m Eva........... ar.
A. Carson $. K. Abe. e................4 dis.
Owners gr. &. Bill Porter. ........... DIR.
Time, 2:52-3 50-:: :5O--2 :50--2:3S-24a
Doubtful was the iavortc at long odds before the
start When the horses called for tho sixth heat
Dyer and Doubtful each had twO and the race lay be.
tween thcm. Dyer was ON break when The word
gwen and though he shed rst two lengths the
best Doubtful the judges set him back for running
and gave heat and tho race To Doubtful Tho dec,
was erroneous, as Dyer in his trivial breaks did
not galnthe least
SAMR EvExIxG.-For horses that never beat 2:40.
same conditions as above.
w. Taggcrt's &. ST. George. e.................. !
Potter MnDec's b. N. Filtration. ...............
J. Haslctrs b. g Fitzgerald. id................ 3ds
Tune 257s4-2:5l4-242-
Filtration had the call in the bc.tng, TO before
the start
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS

A MFRICAN STANDARD StIOT-OP SUPERIOR
~ finish also Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead by
the COLWELL LEAD COMPANY, succossors 70 the Nsv
York Load Comp any, C3 Centre st.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
WIIALEMEN.

letter received Ia Nantucket from Chas McRac. hrt
mate of shin her at Payta Dec ~ hav-
Ing 10 bbs oil succ last report making 4oo pois
ull tuld "A h montha
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
ODice
.SfettDsr.

pArYs OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK THE MONTHS
OP JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
IANI,IRY Id lS11.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
JANUARY ~, 1871
The New York herald., 1877-01-20

WEATHEIt KEPOHEs
HoIYaKAD. Jan 10. PM-wind sSW, blowing gale
PLYMOUTH. Jan 10. PM-Wnd W, fresh cloudy.