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The New York herald., 1877-09-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of the City of Mcrida from Vera Cruz
&c has our thanks for favors.
STEAMER FALCON. from Baltimore for Charleston sprung
acak of snithve bar sept :. considerable quantity
OF freight thrown overheard. when the captain
stdered her be i'll sate condition and she
her voyage The ettisoned picked up by pilots
snIr DAcREs Br). san Francisco Aug 26 from
Liverpool had hnc weather TO staten Land thence TO
Juan Fernandez encountered violent gales from to N.
with heavy stove buiwark and did considerable
age about decks, and more or less water went below.
RANK KEN AIMEE (Fr at Boston from Saaua (elore re.
disabled her rudder when of Bermuda. She has
cargo Of logwood and mahogany
BARK CArH.RISE MANIA tBr. Evans. from Belize Hon,
for London with mahogany nuts and logwood.
grounded 20 the edge OF the Colorado Reefs and
jettisoned logwood to get of; refused assistance.
BARK CLEMENTS Br, Kimball. before reported aban.
doned ut sea- insured for $1,000 ia Yarmouth Ms,
Offices.
BRrc CLARA ADAMS, before reported. while beating
up from Portsmouth haroSr' missisyed when nearly up
ledge just east Of the beacon. The steamer Major
went TO her assistance but after several
some gave IL up. The brig lies bad at low
water has strained badly filed. Workmen
work discargng her cargo, and from appear
the larger part of 10 will have to be removed before
she can be tioatcd on
Carr MAY Sept 3 AM--An unknown schr is ashore on
the bayside. the steamboat landing inside Is In
danger.
HAVANA Sept l-schr II Riley is reporter sunk at San
Antonio lSchr Riley. Evans, arrived at Cicniuegos
Aug 10 from Philadelphia.
HALIFAX Aug 3lThe Spanish bark Resoluta which put
into ermuds months disabled and purchased
by CaptJ Allen formerly commander OF the ship Peer
less and others arrived AZ this port ~ o'clock this
ing in OF the ting doiah She is leaking very badly
aud will on the marine slip M, morning when she will
Ia be under the British flag and her changed
TO Resolutc.
same parties bermuda. has also arrived here She will
the slip for extensive repairs preparatory her be-
When the steamer Herman Ludwig tBcg) was brought
in here last week order was Immediately sent 10 Now
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
CLEARED.
steamer Ellie knight, McCrecry, Phadelphia -Boscr

Steamer Ellie Knight McCrecry, Philadelphia &
Morgan.
steamer Anthracite. Grumcv Phiadclphia--Jas Hand.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. Portland! Amor
ship Maria Louise tNorJ, Jensen kongsberg Funch,
Enye Co. .
Co
Bark r Hobrook, Lcavitt Plymouth. E-Brett. Son 4
Co. -
Bark Noribon (Swe). BJorkinan. Queenstown Fal.
mouth for orders--Benham y Boyesen
Bark .\ndreas Greek, Cochinas, Rotterdam-Boyd Il
Incken.
Co. -
Bark Chas Ward, Gay, Gibraltar for oders-Miller
Houghton. .
Blrk naakon Haakonsen CNor), Houge. Nnples-Funch,
Eoye e Go.
Bayk casco Penny, st Denis dsle Reunion) and Port
Louis (Nauritus) Hermann koOp * Co.
Bark Pacldk lNor,, Grung Baitimore-Bockmann. Der.
lein 4 Co. -
Brig Buena Nuova tita. Floentne, Penarh Roads Tor
order-Funch. Edge 4 Co.
Brig John II Crandon. Pierce, Cronstadt-Swan Son.
Schr 4 II Herman, Herman, Ponce, PR Buck &
Co.
Schr Garland. Libby, St John. NB-Fcrguson Wood.
Schr Lena Storer, Seavey Key West and Pensacola
Benner Pinckney.
schr b Jones. Crittenden, Baltimore-Wm Chalmers
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
AMERICAN PORTS.

ApPoNAUG, Sept 1-Arrvcd. schr Frank Atkins, At.
BosroS Sept s-Arriyed steamers Batavia DIR, Mon.
land. Liverpoo Roman, Crcwel Philadelphia: bark sm
more MOI ;cirs MAR G,anpeT Morris GGl $ R..sl,
Moore Mary Price, Campbell, and Maggie Cain, Moore
ton YORK Leopard spow rhlaasD.i
Emery, WicKs. do; Emma smaey. Glenn. south Am
Glaacos, Hssrse., ae Iris o,io Graae stoeerg lGeT
Ws%Ysns penSs ISnN orsr nisn dewe dS Ghaaweh
MsTrIis' Mem f1'fl fhliadsphia p tcd ist'. '
BHITINoRE, Sent Cleared, schm J W linc, Chat.
ad.Arriycd bark Doiva Is"D. Dssnuti, Ipswich via
Louisa Walker Kosnoss Eivsr ssS: Id. F%srd
S%a %oms aSse "!S
oSs Boston F W,s,:lc
a%v''a 1o4s Ie"" S%'Ns p Sai Torrss
Mary ngrsoo sr syre
Rsnsrdsos Pert Rsyal .n,n.,, onn,, AHA. rom.
0fsisSs SSGsswItk Sent iArysd sshy so;sury
YBsoc0rHBAy. Sept 2-Arived, bark Nellie May, Blair
BEvERLY. Aug so-Arrvcd. schr Island City. Alcn,
BRsToL- a. Bristol Ferry Sept l. schr Eliza
hsynSh IsnS5s
Baltimore Mi'sssny s,rss wo',Iyx s Iri zq
Madden,
RossIn smith GBf, Demerara schr Peerless. Arcy Rag
gcd Island. -, - ,,.a. r.,,.
DANVERS PORT. Aug 31-Arrlved, schrs ApeI y Buck
ley, Young, Philadelphia; Sept j. John H" ' 'heen'
DUTCH ISLAND uARBOR, Sept Arrived, sc sshrs Me.
mento White New Bedford for New York; Goo w oliver
Norton 81 George for Albany jess Mniga, hnW- %
Newbnrr Tor T5oston Kate Clark Gupi airnnc Mennan
ior New York; Active pyc Heryey. Ns 9r 90; ieaser
Bangor or New Yore; Rival Fletcher ra M hver d Tor rer
Civde Fisher do Tor Phadepha ulia berkele, san
derson Philadelphia for Hysnns; Ella biue. Srawiord,
deluhta.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
THE ABANDONED BARK.

NEw YORK, Sept 3, 1877.
To THE EDITOR THE HEgALD:--
You will greatly obge by granting the privilege
of replying 10 an article IN your paper OF yesterday
signed '.E Dclfosse' relative to the scutt,ing and
burning Of the bark Bertha et Marie. reitcrate in
every particular the testimony before the Court
presided by the British Consul relative to the
statements made to me by Captain Deiossc and be-
llcve and hope that he Will in from some
British court the proper punishment which his crime
SO richly deserves and merits, my only motive In dis
closing tho vlany TO prevent in future, If posi-.
BILE, such crimes, by having the present offender re.
ccive the penalty and punishment which he has so
justly earned As 10 the "two very respectable gen
tlemen" who swore they would not believe me under
cath, Is enough for mo TO say that they made such
unfavorabc impression upon the minds OF the
Court that the Court refused To receive their test
mony being OF any worth. They were both busi-
ness enemies OF mine, and their testimony was simply
an exhibition OF how little control they had OF their
tcmpers. Yours, respectfully,
ALEXANDER DOUGLAS
No. 2l9 Rutledge street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

AsPIswALL Sept 2-Sailed steamer Colon. Griffin New
BAY vERrE. Aug ae-Arrived. bark Edith Carmichael
CApn, Aug os-Arnved, bark sagadahoc, Powers, Now
York.
CnAsLo1rEr2wx. PEI Aug 2s-cearod bark RingwOod
Cow BAY, CB. Sept IArrved. bark Royal Aarris tBD.
FATHER Po,Sr. Sept 3.passed steamer PhGnician tBp,
L.shorn tand Cleared for yeser
GuASTASAMo. Aug is-Arrived, brig Rcnshaw Sylvester
hAysr Aug al-sailed, BARK Icarus BD cochrnne syd.
;ehr En- sissS BSaS. Xosjs S7,h, PIG Cha. Spark.
Ns% saad R"sssr
psa @ S Ss mS. Ss .sss rs
a7.h b.rks Aasns adams; Jordan New York: Maria
r1iesna lBr. Eliis. New York; schr Vim Ii knight,
ssr
sis Sept sas aasS, Sc York
Sailed Aug 80 senr Countess of Dufsrin ysch for Que
Sailed Sept g. steamer Beta (Br,. for Bermuda and St
I0uioUr July lssailed. bark Quckstep, Fake. Hamp-
MArASzAs Aug 2e--Arrived. brig Mary Mariner, Tit.
so~o Portland sGhrs Rpph Carleton Mccobb St JOhn
MONTREAL, Sept 1-Arrved, steamer Amelia, North, Lon
Sailed Ist bark James Kitchen, for Cork for ORDERS
NAIAkk July l7-Arrvsd' bark Emma Il Partridge. Par
snS az ss1rs sewnE @ @ Saw
r) Kelly Norfolk; 18th. Equator (Br Ranger, Balti.
more; I'D Rescue, Hudgirs, and Ebenezer (B) Bethel
do.
NORTH SYDNEY CB, Aug 27-Arved, brig Beaver tBr).
Outlet Sgo 2sth ship Geo II Oulton (Br). Hamilton
Liverpool land sailed for Shediac).
NoRTnPoRr, Ms, Aug 2G-Arrivcd, bark Gunhilda (Br
Meiklc, PictOu.
Cleared 24th bark Fanchon tBr), Cain, Great Britain
Boteshire (Br). Jones. do.
PnocRLso, Aug 25-In port, bark Granada Iodsdon
from sayanna-la-Ma arrived . for New York in 10 days
PIcTou Ms. Aug 29Arrived ship County of Pctou (Br)
Munro London. bark tienola (Br. HON, Liverpool.
Cleared 2eth, bark Saga tr) Green Tatam agouche aud
Liverpool .
Shields Montreal; Eliza. Hunting from Cardiff, Tor
ships Therese Hanson. sharpness; Bruce. Fraser
ock; Abbutsford. Mcmillan do barks Ii Vdom. krudien,
SHARPNESS; Greed, Geyer. Belfast: Agatha Hansen,
London; Sarah Mandal. Francis Dublin: fremad. Bull
r Jukan, Andossan London Lllen Wood, Met alum,
Maryport. ,,.L. -
barks Annie Burr, sanders. do Warsprt Henry Green.
ock: Roy Croft, Purdcy, Lrlerck
snARrSgss. Aug 2S-Arrived. bark Brazil tBr) Roach,
Newcastle. NIB
snroiAc Aug 2o-salci, bark Mariner tIr,. Thurmot,
'i sailed go, sehr Mary 9 (Br). Stewart, Savannah
ST JouN NIB, Aug 3l-Arrved, bark sarah VI Smith
frl Taylor Londo Oliver Emery tBr), Swatrdge Cork
schr Mary Theall (3ri. Thcall. New York
Arrived Sept . schrs Flcetwing, Johnson New york; ;
II ID IIolsted (t3r,, Sullivan, do Sahwa, do
Cleared Aug 81, schr Commodore kcarney, War; Newc
astle Del - :, =, -
pooi: bark Eliezer Nor) tiunnespoon Hampton Roads
YAnMourH. Ms. Aug 27-Arrivcd, bark Yarmouth (Br a,
Hilton. Lverpooi, 4.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


BRISTOL sept3 Arrived bark Hans County tBr, coch
rane Chatham, NIB.
BREMEN. Aug 31-Arrived, bark Onkel Ger, T.sche
New Orleans
BORDEAUX. Sept 1-sacd. bark Hennstt. tBr, Hobby
Philadelphia.
DOVER. sept 1-Arrived, bark Gehon (swe). BoJessen
New York for Copenhagen.
DuSKRK Sept 3-Arrved, brig Belle tBr,, Bartaby New
York.
GRrEyocx, Sept I-sailed, ship Ann Gray Br. Far.
quhar Pensacola.
HAMBURG Sept a-Arrived bark Caprera Hlchbcrn, Co
chin.
HAvnE, Sept 1-Arrived, bark Agnes (Nor), Foss New
York.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 3Arrived steamers Zena (Br). Camp
bell New York; Rita fsp) Garteis. Baltimore
LONDON Sept 3-Arrivsd bark James Ward, Payne
Charleston; also the Norma. from dot?).
LARNE sept l. & PM-Saed steamer State Of Virginia
(Br, Noodle drom Glasgow, New York.
LIsBoy, Aug 29-Arrived bark Amalia uts), Landanza
Baltimore
MALTA Aug ao-oG bark Mercury tBr), Thomas, from
New York for Alexandra.
QUEENSTOWN. Sept 3-Arrved. bark Summer Cloud Hig-
rie Quebec; brig soskummeren tNor, Jensen, New Or
leans.
ROTTERDAM Sept 1-Sailcd. barks Hakon Jarl tNor),
Moed new York; Tigre (Aus). Cosuch. do Won Moltke
tBr). McCuly. do.
RouEv, Aug 31-Arrived, bark Asta (Nor), Arnesen.
Philadelphia.
Sailed Sept 2, bark snekokka (Nor, Jorgcnsen. Dola.
ware Brcakwatcr.
SWANSEA. Sept 3-Arrived, bark Ella Moore tBr). Shaw
Three Sisters, Ms.
SMYRNA Sept 1-Arrivcd. bark Lawrence. Howes Now
York
TRIESTE. Aug :s-saied bark Giovanni GtaD, Garguilo
Baltimore.
vIIssrxGrs. Sept 3-saiIed. steamer W A scholten
(Dutchl amen from Roterdam). New York.
WEATHER REPORT
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
SPOKEN.

Ship Lizso Ross (Br) Dunbar. from Liverpool Tor Ba
more Aug 81. lat ~ 55. Ion $500
Ship Iceberg Lucas Boston for Madras 3 days out.
Aug i lat IA ~ n 81 "a w. Had light winds since
le eaving port.
ship Virginia. from Bath tor New Orleans Aug 25 IN tho
Gulf Stream.
Bark (Br from New York for Rio Janeiro Aug
TO- lat 20 II. lon A 4S
Bark skudesnaos (Nor from Amsterdam for New York.
Aug 22, lat ~ 46 lon 40 4S. .t -
Bark Dartmouth tBr) from London for Quebec Aug 3D.
lat - lon 46 - .
Bark Fiashght (Br), Card from London for New York
Aug Z. lat ~. lon 10.
Bark ioveid (Nor,. Pau, from Great Yarmouth for
Charleston or New York;, Aug 19 lat 40 40 lon 10 40
Bark Left Erksen Nor) Hansen. from Livcrpoo for
Baltimore Phladelph lat ~ ~. Ion 69 a.
Brig Harry from Batmo for San Andreas, Ang ID. in
the uaytien Sea.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

FOUR CREDIrABLE GAMES BY SONS OF SUM-
MER RESIDENTS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEwroRr Sept 8. 1877.
Rhode Island lacrosse clubs (sops of summer resi-.
dens) played several interesting games this
on the polo lot before quito number OF spectators
The players neatly dressed and presented very
fnc appearance. Sides were divided as lolows:.-.
BLACKS YELLows.
Il F. Webster, captain Reverdy Travers captain.
Il. H. Hunt, Hugh I. Dckey. Jr.,
L. 5. Miller, Raymond Belmont,
Il. Z. Potter Il. f. Potter
Stuyvcsant Leroy, W. Arnold,
]. II. Howard e. 1.afarge.
l.. PerKina
Gordon King was chosen referee for the blacks and
H. n. Potter for the opposite side, W. T. Hu,chns
acting referee. Three games were played, the first
lasting thirteen minutes. the second and the third
ten, all OF which by the side wearing black
coors Nr. Webster knocking the ball between the
pcnnants IN each game.
The fourth game resulted in 'draw'' after IL had
lasted iorty-fvc minutes. Tho playing was excellent
considering the tmc that tho contestants have been
PRACTISING and 1t evident that they had learned
many Of the points which had been made by the In
dian lacrosse players.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMEyr,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WAsnISGroS, Sept. Al A. NJ
Ii0tcdtionS
For the Middle States and New England, northwest,
backing 10 warmer southwest winds. clear or partly
cloudy weather and rising, followed by falling ba-
rometer.
For Tuesday In the South Atlantic States,s rising
barometer warmer, partly cloudy weather, and north
east TO southeast winds will prevail
For the Guh States, northeast to southeast winds,
stationary falling barometer, stationary tempera-
ture, cloudy and rainy weather.
FOR tho lake region, stationary, followed by falling
barometer south and west winds, and warmer partly
cloudy weather
The rivers will change but little.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

City between tho Louisville professionals and the Ale
chcnys, OF Ptisburg which resulted IN victory ior
the latter by a score OF 3 to-
In a game at Binghamton between the Crickets aud
Chicago White Stockings, the former won by score OF
Sto2
To-day the Bostons and ST. Louis play al boston; /;
Hartford and Chicago on the Union Ground, Brooklyn
indianapolis and star at Syracuse; Osceola anu Jener
SOU at Communipaw Ground, Jersey City, ana crystal
and Union. at CapltoIine Ground.
Barnes Will play with the Chicagos to-day
AT Provldence-iive Oaks, 2; Rhode Island, l.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
CREEDMOOR.
A DETACHMENT FROM THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
prropr TUE puTre

A DETACHMENT FROM THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
BEFORE THE BUTTS.
The Seventh regiment sent to Creednoor yesterday
detachment Of l4l officers, onmissioned officers
and rank and file for rifle practice The greater part
Of these belonged to the third lowest class in
craftsmanship. but a few Of them we're expert
snced marksmen who had no, before qualified
This season in the Grst class. Captain Casey
had command or tho troopa; Major Joseph Holland
brigade inspector OF rifle practice, supcriniendea
the lrpgs, and Captain Robbins, regiments instrue'
tor of rihc practice taught the men the practical use
Of their pieces Surgeon o. Morris appeared on inc
ground medicai sta officer OF tho day In the ihifd
class, seventytwo OF all ranks quaihed 10 snoo'
IN the second class 1900 ana 400 yards ana IN tns
category the following named individuals quanou W
shoot in the hrst class, at 200 and 500 yards
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD.

There was large gathering at Fleetwood Park yes.
terday to witness the for the Turf Field and
Farm Stakes for toas OF 1874 $50 at time Of making
entry 500 September /, 1877; mile heats, in har.
ness
SUMMARY.
Charles Bachman IS entry, b. (. Elaine, by Messenger
Duroc, dam Green Mountain Maid, had Q walk over,
receiving forfeit Carl Burr, the astonshment OF all
present drove Elaine half a mile Ia l:125 H.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER ls7TRIPLE SHEET

York for what known couplings TO repair the shaft
These arrived Tuesday morning but they not OF
the description ordered required ard wore useless II
then decided take the shaft. and the work is
being carried under the supernendence OF Mr. AeA.
Moir meanwhie apprasement OF the cargo Is going ON
by the Port Warden aud Mr.. John ;. Mclean.
Sept 3-Schr A Mayor tBr), from Liverpool. MS. tor
Newfoundland with cargo Of lumber. struck rock
neal AN al is probably a q wreck.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
CRICKET NOTES.

Tho match between tho Bachelors and Benedicts OF
the ST. Georges and Staten Island clubs will be finished
this afternoon at Hobokcn At present the stands
in favor OF the Bachelors.
Tomorrow the Manhattan eleven Will play the Pat-
club az Prospect Park the game to commence at
n,rI
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
WHALEMEN.

Arrived At Provincetown Sept J. schr Helen simmons
Atkins. with 100 200 sent home the voyage loo
sp Reports July a. ship Eliza Adams OF NIB Cornell
boiling probably p whale of 90 bbls in lat a. lon 30 go
Also, July 20 brig u Small. OF l.. Curren. 45 schr
Louisa. Of Boston, Holmes clean; schr Antarctic OF
Bell 20 SD schr II Hatfield of do. Cornell 80 20 wh
spoke schr Clark of Birch. and day
n schooner take whale tprobaby ber Aug schr Agate.
Atkins 20 sp; Aug schr Gage II Phillips. Nckerson 80
So this season, both OF L.
Spoken-Schr Mary Simmons OF Pr0vincetown Aug ~
lat 36 23, Ion 10 so, with l55 bbls sp.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
THE CANADA RIFLE MATCH.

VICTORY OF THE NEW YORK AMATEUR CLUB.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept 3, 1871
A match between the Amateur Rife Club OF New
York and the Vicoras, OF Hamilton here to.
day. Ranges, S0o 900 and 900 yards; fifteen shots
each. nigh, gusty, northwest wind prevailed. The
American coaching wonderfully good The Cana.
dans worked independently The fol owing Is the
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
YACHTING ON THE GREAT SOUTH
BAY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

FIRE ISLAND, !. J., Sept. 8, 1877.
In match this afternoon between the two
boats Favonia and Cassie Smith the former hand.
somey beating the latter so badly that she gave up
the when only halt over. The Favonia sailed
by the owner, Captain Edward Rutland; tho Cassie
smith by Captain John Rowland.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
hartford,

INNINGS.
Gibbs 1sk 3D. Sd. AN. on. 6h In sG on
Hartford. 80. . %
Umpire-Mr Matthew'S First base by errors-Hart.
fords p: Chelsea Runs cnrned-H artrordss s: Chel
seas u
Tho twelfth and last game OF the championship &c.
res between the Boston and Cincinnati clubs ana the
eleventh won by the Bostons, was played at Boston
yesterday. Scorc--Bostons IL; Cncinuaiis,
. Tho 81 Louis and fall River CLUBS also played at
Boston, the former winning by a score OF 4to3
A close and exciting gamo was plsyeo AZ Allegheny
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
BELOW.

ship Jacob Stamler, Crystal. from Havre July 81,
Bark Ocean Ger, Nogt, from Rotterdam June 80.
Bark Virgo tAus). lvancicn from Bordeaux j My 20.
Brig Mary Fink, Spencer. from Alicante July 9.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
YACHTING NOTES.

The Josephine, N.YY.C., Mr. Lloyd Phnnix, re-
turning from Eastern cruise, passed Whitestonc
forenoon, en- route to Now York.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
There every promise Of an interesting race, as six
yachts will probably start The yachts hat havo eu
tered nre as follows

The ocean tug Cyclops will leave tho barge Office at
two O'Clock this afternoon with the Regatta Commit.
tee, Messrs William krebs, g. L. HaighI and Charles
H. Stebbins, board They viii 60 down to the Hook
and start The yachts.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
SAILED.

Ships Continental, Tor San Francsco; Suliiote vapn.
raso barks Nornen tNor Lubbock; Doris EcxhoH. Leg.
horn brigs Enrica (Aus), Cork Falmouih Aretas rI
Newry; losna q utab, Lisbon; schrs Lena Il Storer
Kew West; J Housman.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
THE CAFE MAY CUP.

THE COMPETING YACHTS TO START TO-DAY.
The start for the ocean for tho Capo May Cup
will take place about five O'Clock this afternoon from
buoy No. ., of Sandy Hook. Tho cup first
offered for competition 1872, and was won by the
Drcadnausht In the following year il fell into the
hands OF Mr.. Loubat, OF the Enchantress without a
race, as no sailed the alone AS tho cup
has been returned to tho Now York Yacht Club by
Mr. Loubat it will DO sailed for to-day under tho fol
LOVING PROVISIONS
1t schooner yachts OF all nations belonging 10
recognized yacht clubs, and must be sailed cordng
Yacht Club rules. The is from buoy No.
off SANDY Hook, and around the Five Fath0m Light
ship of Cape May, and back the Sandy Hook IShtshp,
held winner for thirty days after the without
liability challenge Upon the expiration of that period
the winner accept challenge and he prepared
sail the within fifteen days from
lenger should yacht succeed in holding the cup
consecutive races during the 1t will not
agan re liable to challenge until the commencement OF
the yachting of the following TIE will
ing il successfully through three consecutive CON
The yachting In American In ref
this cup to be from the third Thurs
June until third Thursday In October each
year should Yacht holding this cup be sold out Of tho
New York iacht Club the shall 20 with her but
shall he returned to the club to again sailed for and II
sold ont the which she belongs cup shall
be with shall be returned to the New York
Yacht Club bc sailed for again above provided In
tho ofthe being held n the close OF season by
dur NJ OF the for race
tho Needles. Isle of Wight TO aud around
s,akeboat of tho harbor OF Cherbourg and return.
There is every promise OF interesting race six
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
THE XEATEEE YEsrERnsY.

The following record Will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty-our hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

Iverase temperature yesterday 631s
veragc temperature tor corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
BASEBALL.
CHELSEA VS.. HARTFOT

CHELSEA VS.. HARTFORD.
The Choseas and Hartfords met on the Union
Ground yesterday in the presence OF n sm all audience
and played their return game. Following is the
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

The weather was Inc Tor shooting during the day.
the being cool and bracins. the atmosphere clear
and the light good A STEADY breeze blew across tho
line fire IRON left right, the ELECTS OF which were
pretty sepsiby felt at the 500 yards distance where
the men had, somc instances 10 aim toward the
Lett nearly Oh the target IN order to get good result
The BODY Of the detachment returned homo at
quarter before six O'Clock special tram provided
that purpose by The ordnance and quarternasters
departments, at the head OF which is General Wyiie.
The men who were shooting Tor the marksman'
badge had To remain over ior the "slx lorty-two"
tram, IN order to lnIsh their scores.
The New York herald., 1877-09-04
LACROSSE AT NEWPORT.

Total. ...... ...... 1.0S2 Total. .......
The visitors Will leave here Ill the morning
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

H1-Duing the month of August the HERALD published
in advance Of all the other New York newspapers ai
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
YER. Sd,s. Dest,nafronI OHce.

DATES OF DEPARrJRE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

wEATHER REPORT.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHlTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer surbiton B) Bait Cardiff 10 in ballast.
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Tho 1799 numbers terminating with the figure 6 easr
$lOO
NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING SEPTEMBER Is.
Prizes cashed. Information furnished. Orders filed
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers,
II Wall st.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DA
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 3, 1877

Brisk. Moderate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-19

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