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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

The Governor has approved the follow
l0g; r. incorporate Benton, 1az3o county :;
70 change the limits OF Enterprise, Clarke !;
county; for the relief of j. l.. Fletcher,
sbertEof Pamela county, aud for the relief
% Robt. Hardy. sheriff of Clay. and w. j.
ByGam, sheriff of DeSoto county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

The House resumed the consideration of
ue revenue bill; several amendments were
alopAd; when the hour of II IN. arrived
I,e senate appeared at the bar OF the
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
JANUARY 27, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. II, 1877.
ARRIVALS.


RRPoRTED RI THE nhhALD Stan nAohrs AND H1AAID
WhrrSsioSE rhLh'"Nrh LINE
onseSstown 18th with mdse and o5 passengers to G
rsnckyn Had strong westerly gales with high head
HOOK passed black can buoy wish figure painted on IT,
Steamer Geo w Clyde ingraham. Nharleston Jan "a
S,eamcr AlbemarIe Gibbs I.ewes Ue with mase to the
old n"mnson Steamship Co.
ship sea- Witch tof bos,on,. Lunt. Liverpool 81 days.
nssa Chsnnei With heavy gales from and NV came
u Southern passage; been 20 days Of Bermuda, with
Ship Pposress eNor Bull Liverpool ~ days.
Funci Edye 4 Go.
ship Holden (Nor) Jorgensen Grmsby 30 days. in bal
last 10 Tobias q CO. Had hne weather to a.ters,.
spoke bark Frcden (NorJ from London for New York.
Ship Wellington (Br) O'Brien Bremen 80 days. in ballast
ha variable weather; been days Of Hatteras with NE
and NV wirds: - 80, a., -, q. ,c.
snip Jop Mos nas gan 6 IN ballast to TOBIAS
4 Co. . -, o., ,,., IA. IN IL.
snip oung Anerica nnhe,' On" vi q, We" ~"
mdse to Geo howes orGssea 'ne Iu m ,h ih A..
TO- "na vnrv sanai,v. crossed the tonator 20
n... Nv, =" T., lon ~. lid r NM trades 10 lat % N: was
GAYS ol "' "h h "a, Sc.,uiiy iinmburp
=, naws wt,h emnsv SarreIs 70 + y Whitney i C,
BARK MnsRe r.''o.' 20. .h p"sa sone
% Mn mud cr"sssS che Eouaor an in Ion 80 a.;
WINS days OF Hatteras with northery winds; Dec "a,
lat ~ y s. Ion 20 A. passed bark Seal IRON MO Ja-
Metro for New Orleans IA days out Jan lat s. Ion " co.
brig Meta .Ger Strange. London Sept ~ via Hampton
finish loading Tor Buhia.
Rrg Erns Nor Mortenscn st Nanare Nov 81. via Hsmp
ton Iioads. in ballast to Q Tobias 4 Go.
srE heeise r msp,a E Seve "a ay' win oranges
Brig Nautilus Dutch. Van Slooten, Rio Janeiro via
Hampton Road, 81 days with coffee :? u Arnold Cross
Brig Christina Fort Lmnreio Bahia 90 DAYS with a., COT,
les to brown ros 70 N,ossea s ian and NV
gales =, III. ,,.u
s,g Manson Gardner rs ~ iS aay" WIN '""'e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
BURNED AT SEA.

LOSS OF THE BRITISH IRON SHIP ADA
1REDALE--HER CREW OF TwENTy-rHREE
MEN MAKE VOYAGE OF TwENTY-EouR
HUNDRED MILES IN OPEN BOATS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20, 1877.
The schooner John Bright arrived this evening from
Tahiti having board Captain Stewart, OF the British
ship Ada Iredale, and three apprentice boys, William
Lightioot, William Dcnwood and Frederick Joyce.
The captain reports the ship left Ardrossan Scot
land 20 with COAL for this port On October Is,
while in latitude 10 deg. SOUTH longitude los deg west,
fire was in the lower hold Every effort was
made cxtinguish it. but IL was soon evident that the
whole body OF coal was gnitcd. The crew dug down
into the cargo until the gas and heat drove them from
the hold. Water pumped down, but 10 no effect
In thirty hours from the time the fire was dscov
cred tho gas generated by the burning coal exploded
and blew up the deck.
THE ABANDONED.
Finding further attempts to save the ship useless,
the boats, three in number were lowered and the
ships company consisting Of the captain two mates,
carpenter cook. steward, i've boys and twelve able
seamen-twenty- three persons in al-cntercd them.
The captain took with him the ships papers, nautical
Instruments charts and such amount OF bread and
could be slowed. ana shaped course Tor the
Galapagos Islands, about l, 200 miles distant. Soon
after leaving the ship tho captains boat capszed IN
sextant, and also the PROVISIONS on board. The boat
was rightcd again and the men picked up
LONG VOYAGE
In days. finding the winds and currents setting
him back the captain abandoned the design OF reach
ing the Galapagos and steered for the harquesas
Islands, I, 400 miles distant.
DROWNED.
On November Of the boats capsized and the
carpenter William Danver, was drowned. Tho rest Of
the were taken ON board tho other boats. All
the aud water he capszed boat werc lost and
IRON that time until November 8, when they reached
Island Dominlck, OF the Marquesas group all hands
restricted to three wine glasses Of water per day.
and throughout the whole timc in the bouts, to two
biscuits per day. The weather was very rough por
tons the time ana the men suffered severely. At
night the boats made fast to each other and Kept
together
SAFE ARRIVAL AT MARQUEsAs.
Tho schooner John Bright was found ut Marquesas,
and ell hands took passage IN her Tor Tahiti, arriving
there December IL Here the Captain paid OFT The off,
and In bills on England and discharged thcm
except the apprentice boys OF whom deserted The
Others, with The Captain. left Tahiti December 90 The
mate, cook and steward and eight seamen shipped at
Tahiti the New Bedford whaler Coral. The rest
sought other vessels.
The Ada iredale was an iron ship and owing TO de.
lay her arrival, dropped from the list Of 'ex
pected to arrive'' q few days ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin sBr), Kennedy Liverpool VIA
steamer spain Csr3 Grace Liverpool Queenstown--F
Ethiopia u Craig 0assox s Srgs
steamer America oisr). De Limon Bremen VIA so"'n'
steamer France tFn. Trudele Havre via Plymouth
Steamer Civ OF Merida. Reynolds. Havana, Vera Cruz
&c-F Aexandre 4 sons.
Steamer Emily b souder, Foote. Havans-wm ciyde
Steamer City of Houston Edridge Galveston via Key
Steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New Os.esns-ciArk
Steamer New York. Quick. New orlsaus-Bosers Nor
Steamer San Jacinso. Hazard, savannsh--Geo Yonge w
Steamer, City Of Atlanta Woodruff. Charleston
Steamer Benefactor. Jones. Wilmington and Morshoad
steamer Old dominion. Walker Norfolk, City Point and
Rchu,ond-Oid Dominion steamship Co..
Steamer Cen Whitney liaisis ssssen-T 6mvss:
Steamer u Valentine. Rose New Haven-c"rtwnsn'
Ship Charter Oak Staples. yokoh.msIc.rysr Barnes
ship Assyran lBr. Murchison Lvsrpooi-Perkns =
bark Hawthorne Br,. Mead. Queenstown or Falmouth
Bars Edward Hvidi (Nop. sorenssu. chrissiansand-c
Mark AkertNor, orsn Christiansand for ordersFupch.
bark Heos sier) zissner Copenhagen aud Koniysberg
Bark Giao Utah Romano. Gibraltar for Orders-slo
Bark Rhea Ger. Budg. Montevid Conner Bros Co.
brig La Plata tBrj. Bray. Observation-Disclosures oad'
brig Saga dam, Thomson. Copsnhagen-Fuuch. Edys
Brig Rose Ger. Geerds. Oporto--C Tobias 4 o.
Brig Gavcn tBr McPhse, Port spain tTrnidsd)-R
Currie. .
Brig Apollo CBr), Benson. St Pierre Msrt-R Buck
Co
Brig Oliver Cults tBr,. Jones' Phisdelphia-R Murray
Jr. - .
Brig Eliza stevens, Higgins. Boston-Milsr Hough-
Schr Robert Potner. Strange. Genoa via Gibratar-F
Smith II Go.
schr S Baker, Jayne. Ceara and Psra-Burdets
Pond
Schr Anita, McCresdy, Cudad Bolivsr-George Gil
lette
Ricardo Barross Newton st George british Gre
neda)-Nilier d Houghton.
schr Clara G Loud. Thompson. Kingston, Ja-A Solo,
Il Co.
schr VIM Douglass MSIndoe, Nevis. BwI-H vatabls
h Co.
schr snnie Hammond (3r) Hammond. Point-a pitre,
Guad-Jo ohm Gamble, Jr (recexred from Dec 10. 1891
SchrT A stuart. Lbby-St Thomas Pension Co.
Schr Bessie T. Dickinson Dickinson. Matansss-J ames w
El,ual On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BREMEN, Jan 25-Saled. ship Tranquebar, Steengra,
New York twas reported sailed 2oh) 27th ship Frederick
(Ger Bruggeman America barks Linda Schwo0n Ger),
Horn New York: Emma (Br), Cox, do; Europa Ger) Bn
kama Baltimore.
barcelona Ian ~ Arrived brig soberano Csp). OIL
YER Charleston
GLASGOW Jan 26Arrved steamer state Of Nevada (Br)
5raes, New YORK.
GIBRALTAR Jan 2O-Saled brig Five Brothers. Randall
Phlade pha with of condemned bark Union, from
Carhsgena for p schr Chas Mord, Parsons. New York
with cargo OF Br bark speedwe from Patras for -.
HAyRK j an 25-Arrvcd, steamer Knight Templar (Br)
Kirby, New York.
IPSWICH an 20 Sailed bark Whiting (Br). Groves
United States
LIVERPOOL. Jan 26-Arrived, ships Jane Fish. Brown.
Galveston; Macedon tBrD. Taylor. New Orleans; sehr l.
Burroughs Smith, New York: 27th ships Home (Br,. Kill
lam savannah McDougsBr,. Davis. New Orleans; barks
Norwegian (Br Rogers. Charleston Mary Reed, Geyer
Savannah, with foremost sprung; II l. Rouh. Young.
Charleston.
Sailed 9th, Lake Champsin tBr Bernson, Bal.
timore; bark Annie. rorrey, Cooper. United States.
LYNN Jan 26--saed. bark Madre Cernti utaD, Mar.
cheese. United States.
NEWCASTLE Jau 20-sailed bark Aukathor (Nor). Hen.
dricksen United States.
QurESsrowN. Jan 20. PM-Sailed. steamer Dakok.s
(Br) Price from LverpooD, New York.
ROTTERDAM, Jan 27Arrived. schr John Kranz Howes,
New Orleans via Queenstown.
Sailed from United Kingdom port ON &C. bark Icarus
| (Br), Cochrane, st Thomas
WEATHER REPORT.
| HoLYasAp. Jan 81. PM-wind wNw. moderate,
PLYMOUTH, Jan 81 PM-Wind variable.
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the window cierK put each lcvter into the proper
box The asserting clerks all work IN large room Ia
iui sight OF each other aud unable TO see now
any Of those assorters can get hold OF all or any
Il seems impossible that he could manipulate them Ia
any improper manner.
This statement Is confirmed by others, whose judg-
ment that u was hardly within the bounds OF
probability that any tampsring with letters could DO
done ia that Office. Certainly no system or plan Tor
purpose could be carried long ut all without
detection The c0mmOdiousness OF the new bulldog
and rooms the openness OF the divisions and the con-
slant movement, the very despatch required
al combine 10 prevent any possible COZ.
opportunity for individual clerks 10 secrete
letters their persons. II Is barely possible that
few letters may and then be stolen. II Is impos
sibe to prevent all irregularity or crime In the pest
organzatson but In so far as human providence can
do there 10 less chance fnr irreguiarty and mscon
duct the New York office than IN any arrangement
the committee has observed In public or private
affairs The letters taken right IRON the drop 10
then ~ 70 the stampers, and then orn
with separators During these processes no clerk
do more than glance al the letters memory
beyond all the experience OF ordinary mortaIs eye
sight quick thought hand manipulation Us IN stamp
ing three letters second or $50 minute. glance
by the mail makers at the locality addressed AMI not
at the nane-these arc the rapid movements OF Tue
hundreds Of clerks constantly under espionage Of
SUPERVISORS and concealed from detectives
at various points oil tho large and 10 tho galleries.
CONCLUSION OF THE COMMITTEE.
Your committee have, therefore, unanimously con-
cluded that there no just grounds Tor any suspicion
the New York Post Office or any OF It's subordinaes
The committee, therefore. after the most rigid cxa
minaon. lind nothing to NIX the signtest reproach
his POSTMASTER james, conduct or that OIL MS SUD-
ordinaes and conclusion, they report that, In SO
the New York Post Office Is concerned, any sus'
p,con charge OF tamperlng with the mails Is utterly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

~ For particulars of the burning ship Ada Irsdse
(Br June 20 for San Francisco,
columns She iron vessel 997 TONS built st Har-
rington E. 1872 and owned by Ircdae Co. of Liver
pool.
VESSELS PoRr-There 53i vessels lying in this
port yesterday classed foows65 steamer. 40 ships
1874 banks. rs briggs and 1855 schooners.
BARK tBr). Ingram from Enderberry Island for
Europe went a Tahiti and BEGAN total
place she hailed. and registered TAI tousI
CAMBRIA sBr, from Georgetown. PEI for Boston,
higher up She has broken back nssily
% U as her % aa she
ashore aud will likely to pieces.
o1 Fail liver WIFI s.s "
at Newport account Of Ice In the bay.
T4s uppes at IL NJ S sn
ase ' Jam o. in gale from sw split o Aging jD
scuR II HICKMAN Robinson from Philadelphia for Ha.
vana, put into Norfolk Jan "a dismssted.
Beoo a the ETH inst OF two
miles OF Cape Ann and towed into Gloucester harbor by
chs
since. 1t is feared she is lost. with all hands
BALTIMORE Jan 27.-Yesserdsy despatch received
Por directing III assistance Be
% last ns The
the Federal H ana her trouble probably is
that get OF the lee.
EAsrronr. Jau "a sclr Martin. Guptil. while the
from s. John 70 Grand Msnsn started butt. filled
filled rapidly that the only able them
selves doy leaving their clothing and $3.50 In
Her cargo Of hold fu OF supplies taken in
change Tor fish.
HALIFAX, Jan 25-Brg Priscilla May (BD. before re-,
ported the OF Port Hood. drifted into the Strait Of
Uanso to-day. The abandoned her she badly
damaged by ice and In danger OF sinking.
New BEDFORD, Jan 26-The Vineyard steam wreckng
pump arrived yesterday, and this morning commenced
pumping out the steamer Wamsutta. sunk ut Commercial
wharf the being supplied from the boiler OF tug
Helen Augusta Operations were successfully carried
until when the hose connecting the pump with the
burst, which has delayed proceedings. and the WAm
will not probably be pumped out today Tomorrow
the pump will be supplemented by two steam IRE engines
belonging to the city.
SAN Francisco an 2O-Therc was truth report
of disuster the chr Marietta" She arrived safely
| Humboldt
27tb--Shps Highland Light and y Blanchard touch I'd
on Blossom Rocks towing Vallejo, grain laden. They
make water. Divers will report.
ST THOMAS Jan Ito Of landing the cargo
Peerless it will be taken forward to New York by
schr DID, which ha, been chartered for the
pose a: 5000
The survey recommends the abandonment Of schr Jas
La dr. and she Is advertised to be sold auction
10th inst
srJoaS, NIB Jan Is schr Crown Prince was at Sandy
Cove Btiar Island few with sails blown
She was stated To be bound for this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
TROTTING TO sLEIGHs.

The line sleghing OF the past week, with the novel
and attractive feature OF sporting amusement in the
trotting contests on the road has filed ST. Nicholas
avenue and Harlem lane with fast flyers Yesterday
the turnouts were very large on Jerome avenue TO
witness the trotting events announced 70 come Oh.
The first race called the postponed trot from
Thursday last, January %. Tor an elegant suit
Of horse clothes, presented by Mr.. Gabe Case,
Of which lour heats had been roted, Peter Manec's
sorre gelding preadnaught having won tho first heat,
Garry Walkers by geding Turk the third heat, John
Murphy's bay gclding Charlie Green the second and
fourth heats The judges. Messrs. William johnson
and Charles Rand called the horses up for the finish
yesterday afternoon. The horses got away evenly.
D. shay's bay gcdng Bay Dick lead for quarter Of
luile when he broke and Turk dashed right away from
him. Charlie Green worked steadily along and was
second at the halt mile. Turk held the lead and came
home winner OF the heat by length from Charlie
Green Bay Dick third Dreadnaught drawn
Sixth Hsdt After three scores they were started
evenly Turk again lead ut the quarter OF mile. Bay
Murphy, by shaking the BIZ aud using tho whip ON
Charley put the old horse OF his mettle and he
dashed away from tho rest aud came home IN front,
winning the heat and race amid grsa. cheering Turk
was second, Bay Duck third.
THE SECOND RACE
was match for $780, mile heats best three IN dve to
sleighs The contestants were David Johnson's bay
stallion Harry Bassett ana Dan Spaudngs sorrel geld
lug Sorrel Jake Bassett sold in the pools AZ two TO
First Heat-The appearance OF the horses was
cheering. They got away side and side. Bassett
instantly rushed to the front ana came over the score
an easy winner Of the heat by four lengths
Second Heat The race was well contested through
out but Sorrel jake breaking, Harry Bassett won the
heat by short head.
Third Heat-This was very interesting. The horses
Tapped for three.quarters Of mile, when David
johnson landed Harry Bassett winner OF the heat
and race by thrce lengths The following lisa
SUMMARY
JEROME xUE-TRoTrISG-SArURDAY, JAM 27.-
The unnn .shed race from Thursday, for an elegant
suit of horse clothes, presented by Gaberal Case
Entrance free mile heats, best three In hvo 70
sieighs:-
John Murphy's b. G. Charlie Green. l
Garry Walkers b. g. Turk. l
Dan Shay's b. 4. Bay Dick. ........ .
Peter Manec's 8. &. Drcadnaught..... dr.
Thomas Walkers b. m. Grocery Girl . Or.
A. McDonald's blk. g. Aleck......... 8 Or.
b. Odell's b. m. Nelno BLY,. dr.
William Gallagher's b. 6. Tommy
moore. ............... ............s VI.
No time taken
SANE DAY AND PI.ACE-Match for 500, mile heats
best three In five, to sleighs
~ Johnson's b. g. Harry Bassett. ............. l l
d. Spaulding's 8. 6. Sorrcl Jake. ............
No time taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

Tho annual election of officers of the New York
Yacht Club will take place at the rooms, Madison ave-
nue. and Twenty seventh street. on Thursday evening
next, as already noticed in the HxRALD The following
ticket has been agreed upon and the several candidates
will undoubtedly be selected
For Commodorr-S. Nicholson Kane.
For Vice COmmOdors--Jamcs stiInian.
For Rear Comm0doye-J. J, Alexandra.
For Secretdry-Charies A. Minton.
For Treasuer-Shcppard Homans.
For Medsurer--A. Cary Smith.
For Fleet Surgeon--G. 5. Winston, NJ ID.
For Regatta Committee-Phiiip SCHUYLER william
Krebs, g. l. Haght.
For House Committee-Flctchcr westray, NJ n.
White, d. Z. Worden, j. o. proudht, George L. Jordon
and II. y. Alden
For Committee on Admissions-A s. Hatch, william
II. Thomas, K Center, John II. Draper and Charles H.
Stebbns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
SKATING.

The boys races at the Capltone Lake have been so
well conducted this winter that they have become
very popular. Between 1000 and 5000 spectators
were assembled at this lake yesterday, large proper
ton Of whom were young ladies' who came to enjoy
themselves upon the icc The Ice was soft and
sderaby cut up Az four O'Clock the west END OF the
pond was cleared and the races were commenced The
iirst race was among the young mon and was won oy
Il. Temple. Tho boys' race came next This was won
by g. L. Ncefus Tho prizes IN both races were nickel
plated club skates. The sack race was won oy N.
Mathews As the surface OF the Ice was not
slippery there we're but few falls In this race
The whecIbarrow race was quito amusing. ID.
Dclorn was the winner. The last and by far the
most Interesting race Of the day was between boys
under i've years OF aye. There were about dozen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyvzcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, Jan. Isl A. NJ
Indications

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Oyv1cE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, JAM Isl A. NJ
Indications.
During Sunday In the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer, stationary TO falling temperature, north
west to northeast who's and partly cloudy weather
will prevail with possibly the northern portions
In the Gulf States, no decided change in pressure
and temperature variable winds and generally clear
weather
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising followed by
falling barometer colder northwcstcrly winds, shifting
to warmer westerly southerly, and generally clear
weather.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
falling barometer, southwest TO southeast winds and
generally warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather
In the lake region falling barometer after tempo
rary rise OF Lake Michigan Easterly to souhery
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather ind possibly
occasional snow, except lower temperature
than on Saturday in the lower lake region.
In the Middle and Eastern States rising and higher,
followed by falling barometer, easterly to northerly
Winds colder, partly cloudy weather, succeeded
the orcr by easteriy to southeriy winds and possi
bly, in the southern portion rain areas.
A disturbance is apparently approaching the coasts
of Oregon and California
The Lower Mississippi River continues slowly rising.
Cautionary signals ordered for tho North Caro-
Ina coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

Rio GRASDE. Dec I6Arrved. brig Dante fBr), Morrison,
New Yurg; schr Darius Eddy. Kideout, Richmond.
Arrived sho~ Dec ,ol tn. scrs Maud Briggs Davis,
New York; II Baagoe DAM Hansen, do; Ida Jayne,
Mills Richmond, arrived i6th.
Sailed II In port 20th) schr Anna Dickinson,
TooKer, New YORK.
In port Dec IL bark Annita Ger for Boston. ldg brig
Acme DAM for sandy Hook for orders; schr Gersch Ban
ker Price for New orK: others ~ before.
SANTOS Dec 27n bark Cfte d Alcth Fr), for New
York Idg brig Sybil Wynn Orr. Hampton Roads. do.
sr InoMAs Ian lArrived schr Emily Curtis. Harding,
Boston
SAILED 9TH schr Maggie Rivers Rivers Turks Island to
load for Providence; 10th, brig Snow (Br fatrck do
70 load for Boston.
ST JONI. Nh, Ian 22Arrivsd schr Osseo tBn. 0orhsm
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
a. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

DETROIT. Mich, Jan. rs, 1877.
To rnE EpIroR OF TIE HERALD
The HERALD OF the 2lst inst contains an article
from Professor Bauer calling upon me In professional
way. In reply would say will accommodate Professor
Bauer either .'coilar and elbow" or .Grmco- Roman
with tripping Included, Tor his own amount from
$500 side upward, all to be governed by Ed James
rules and not TO take place before the 18th OF Feb
ruary, 1871 VIII meet him at any time place after
that date. am aware that Professor Bauer is FIRST
class man. and desire TO meet him with sound feet
have thrown myself away once. do propose TO
do SO again. Yours, very respectfully
J. u, MCLAUGHLIN.
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entered IN this The youngsters in their eager
get ahead. upsettng one another through
out the entire course. II looked more ike SWIM
ming match than skating race. Brie Williams won
the prize trade dollar.
BkooKLYS
About ], 500 spectators were In attendance a. the
Rink last evening. There we're more than ,0o0 peo-
pie gliding the smooth surface one time The
roller skating has lately stepped into popularity
before obtained Yesterday was one OF the
twenty five cent admission days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

BY the above II Will be seen that cx-Commodorc
Booths yacht the Restless bore oil the honors, beat
ing the Hail 10 seconds, the Haze I'm. 40s, the cice
I'm iOs. the Grace 5m Dos. and the Ella minutes.
The presentation OF the prize was made In q hand
some manner This afternoon Mr. Roosevelt and others
of tho asso citation filed their handsome yachts with
their lady friends, there we're many pleasure
cursions, quite a number OF New Workers having come
up 10 participate IN them 1t Is not yet known when
the next regatta will take place. probably not until
tho Ice s better Tho Poughkeepsie association
composed OF sixteen first class yachts TWO new ones
having been recently added TO It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
SAILED.

Steamers City Of Berlin (B. tor Iiverpso Spain (Br.
do America tGer). Bremen: Ethiopia tBr) Glasgow;
Port Prince &c; City OF Merida. Havana; Emily Sou
City OF Houston, Galveston and Key West: New
York New Orle New Orleans do San Jscinto Savan
NAH City Of Atlanta Charleston Benesctor Wilmington,
Phil.dephia ship Archsl Bfsmen; basss Abby Bacon
(Br) Cork Annie DR. st Johns, PRS La Creole (Br) Rio
ache via Curacao Cadet Cienuegos; schr Chss Cool
lasau