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The New York herald., 1877-12-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec s-saled. schr Isaac orbetsn, Nov
Passed down-sehr Warren SAWYER. from Georeetoxn.
se ss.
Moore. Matanzas Charles Dennis Dodge, Baltimore;
EFT Pratt Evans; : keSssss smith Grace and wiz viii.
ss H"s MsswsS iFS a%5. R%"S
Williams Pierce; iloso.sn Emily Giidsr.lesye.
go1l; I oi,ss S%s: B;sss %..s:sfss; co-pss. T:
tnws L:%pnsr Ms5ha Perrin Packard do
BxLT,NoRE. Deg s.AIrlysd, steamers Mcclellan,
kfy s .". f ss.'ss Sas.s
Anna Leland, BLANK, Boston.
sailed--stes%mer % Br:unschwelg ro.. ,.r. G..
Gsorgeiown. pcs Young. Blake. Msehias; Eiwood Do
fas sthseow. schr Winssow Morse. Jordan. from No.
BRISTOL. Dec 7-saiIsd, schr NV Cook. Faltsnburg.
BRIDGE PORT. Dec 7-Arrived. sehs Mary Baylies from
oaxRL nsToN, Dec 8 Arrived bark. R..pit cer,,
= Glover, Insersoii Now York; George CLARK, Port
saiied-Barks grn. Ger. Schultz. Bremen; Mary
FoRrREss mon Dec Passed in for Baltimore,
0tsf oniE2ss .so1 Dec @ IoSaH Elisabeth
issa sssn 'sh'
.FAs:Ns Dec Sn,y.a, Sssfs = Cloves. Diessnson.
isi ship. Her
(No, Cork; swim tN5ry ssntsndsr brig Annie Batchsl-
EDs ss:. . San Sc.
ss.: ;s''; &c: s :s'
F"Ss Ts1 ss,r
snov w.s.ssm os So VIM so.sdmsn % @ BUELL. DO for do
nss a. chs.s
s ssda sr sm YS T Taunton for
sth AM-Arr'vcd schr julia Bsrkey, Anderson Phiia.
oih~Arrived ship Jabcs Iiowes tnsw. from Nswbury-
LoSD3K S:s ship Game cscs gs.
safSs Kate ss"tsS Ss
fMiGA6sLfMfs, Dee Arrived % s.a steamer. pot..vl..
Fail River; Illinois. shaesiord Liycrpooi: bark Sarah
'iFoaTIxSb Me- Dec Arrived. ....msr Lake M.s.u.
ss % SScfS Csd. Ds. M.y. t. Cora Eta rhIsdsphia
sh.S@sn .eh Xii. We'll: %s. o1
eoner Wilson; Mnauas, Phillips and Milwaukee. Fcket,
ssiied-sshr. James Phelps. Hocthr Baltimore; VIM
Esins LuS.% rhsdeph. john B.leh Hannah Port
;gd.Sr n. s.ys,I. Ssn erscttord . Perth
Diss1.y CANDY John could pca.s.n; success, Pier.
Douglas HAYNES Adams: belmont Locke. Dodge; Harry
Perry Adans Chufabim, Lsnk. and Timothy Field Le-
' saX FsASoisco. Doc ,-Arriv.d ship Grace Darling
S.ss Queen Bu'p; Port LHSlSx
oshsnter Patterson uoiumbs River schr Williams.
Abel Burr.rd Inio. for Honolulu, il distress.
rs Ep fri%Sls Burrsrd ISe, Lizzie Viii %ia%s Osborn.
Seattle.
5.hsacd mot arrived), ship Sterling, Baker. Liver
pool.
9hArrived steamer City Of Panama. scabury, Panama
SAVANNAH, Dec s-Ssilsd, steamer Yazoo. Witbank,
New York.
sih-ArrIved, steamer Aiirashs tBr Barwss. BostoEi
schr ohn T. Colby.
sailcd--stcamcr America. Biiups Baltimore. -
sALEM, Dec 6-Arrtved, sehr W II Rowe. whittemcrs.
Hobokcn.
ssiied-stesmer Allentown Mills Phiiadclphs; schr NJ
L Yarney (from Bath. for New York.
soMEksET. Dec 7-Arived, schr Mahonsy. Per-
kins. Port Johnson
ssiled.sshr. Lotto somcrs and W L Abbott, Ludam,
wILMTSGTOX, NC. Dec 5-Closrsd, bark Kosmos tGer).
Bruins. hamburg.
sth--Arrived, steamer Regulator, Doane. New York
WAREiiAM. Dec 7-Arrived. schrssA Hsaton, Phinneys
New York Palladium. Ryder Fair Wind. Bowman. do
Ssiled-Schr VIM Boardman, Buell., New York
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Hynss In esr Ssrss Msns A19
F,srs. s c.rts fyis, Nea.: MsrI. Tucker. tucker
Carton: H'' Wood:ias Montsomsry. and M.ry < Ea..o
ASsss: sSs "ss .sy ssi 'sni'
nAL.ax, Dec onArriysa steamers Noyn ssSsn !sr}
b"on 1 q! % sAon'n '1p
Brsdiord alas tand sailed day Basnos Ayres
sa ssas rss, Urews Gh":: :o 1sd ss.d
smpa S.w :asa same d.s for c.i.S
Nov g. schr Geo Jordan Duncan, Savannah land sailed
saalsd Oct "a. bark Tlemont. Carlisle, Now York.
'siis sss as sy s'ssss
H,s a n
aTsSs s ss S r."
9s' "a 81 Aens s% Or Fi Ssw
schr wiiamne Scott. for iiavre.
Jarvis New York s.is!o tHos'. sgscs kishm9nd; "a
saS sass aps 5 s ss , s
Sailed DC, ri bark pip,on tBr. Gauntlet. New yors
w wS Msy o,eas s Y.y / SspevsSs ss.sr M
80 csr r Ssv wsss dss ss r.
ilanwern Br. David, New Orleans; 10th. Mary Rice.
In Port Nov IL. ships Blanchard Blanchard: Alert.
rsrse and Reporter, sp.,ns uns Liking Esa Ergo clcre
from from Boston Ss~ lSk for s aS re rhamp ap
@ for Sw Sassn Es e sS r
Aqutdneck, hafnGs Davd babcnck. stella
Poole unc; brig Lewis Squires, Tuthil do; schrs Wal
demar, Iarscr for 81 Thomas cleared eth) JB tsr
for New York and others.
Rio uRAspK Sur. Oct 2i-Arrivcd brig Maren DAM
Rcdgsard. Richmond. Va.
sailed oct "a brig Cto DAM. for Boston crossed the
Santos Oct 2o-CIcArcd, bark Ion (Br), Beynon, New
York.
ANTWERP. Nov 28-Arrived Carin, Hegnander Philadel
phia.
sailed 9th, Ida, Fcnckohl America
ARDRossAN, Nov 2S-Saed Mslc.oe. Delap, Cuba.
BR,sroL, Nov 26-Arrived, Katie stewart. Prince Ed
ward Island.
BnrxmAs Nov 25-sailed, A.giers Morgan drom Lon
dom, New orleans.
BARROW, Nov 2oArved, Lewis Smith. Wright. ST John,
BonDxAux, Nov 24-ssiled Msrrarethe, Petersen, New
CAaprrr. Nov 26-Clearcd. B Hume. Dissius. Mar
Arrived in PsnArth roads 9th, David II Tock Sawyer
from London.
Conf Nov 25-Arrivco. Ruth Palmer, Smith. Baltimore
Cleared 18th, ason. Now York; Fredck Lessen. do.
CnYRnouRG Nov 22--Arnved. llebe Marchusen, New
York. . -, :.
Petersen Wilmington -, .
CorrSmaers. Nov 23-Anivcd, Aukathor. HcnrcKscn.
FAIxourii Nov 2s-Arrived, jose Maria. Castillo, New
YORK; Stranger, Downs, do.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Doc s--Arrvcd. ship Joseph Fish, schaefer
New YORK.
Sailed 7th ship John Rutherford (Br), O'NeaI, Now
York
DunLIS Dec s-Arrivcd, brig Kodiak. Peters, Now York
GESoA to Dec sArrived bark Westfold tNor), Peder.
sen. Richmond
Sailed 9Th, Danovaro, New York. Augusta. Bati.
more.
HULL Doc s-Saed ship TOlngton (Br), Robbins, Phil.
adclphia; bark Hancock (Br) Hu shcs, do.
HAvRE, Dec 7-Arrived, bark Alerto (Ger). Mahimann
New Orleans.
LIvrRpooL. Dec SArrivcd ship Tinour Robbins, Sin.
gapore: 9th St Louis tBr, Reid New Orleans:
ship Reaper, Poole. Philadelphia.
Sailed 9th, ship Poacemaker B, Closson. Tybce; schr
Santa Rosa, Gaul. Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH. Dec 9-Arrived, steamers Labrador Fr,
Sanglier. New York for Havfc; Pommeraria Ger,
schwensen, do for Hamburg tsnd both procceded).
QuExSsrowS. Dec Arrived bark Violet (Br). Hard
ing. New York.
on Rochcs Point 10th. AN, steamer City of Chester
dr. Tibbitts, from New York for Liverpool
WEATHER REPORT.
UoryurAn Dec q Wind SW. fresh With rain.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 9, 1877.
ARRIV

REPoRTEp HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Celtic CIR, ls.ds n ysrpool SSy % and
Dec = % q Mi Sandy on as
Steamer City d R,chmond tBr1. Lesch, Liverpool yoy
Dale Dec j.. 50 90 o ss @ passed in dnon % Is %
"a as"Ss @ 's0@ BARK rsrsd steamer boand 9th la. 40
lon $ o. sria,ssed steamer bound v, and an Inm.n
GIeess @ L.1don M NVs ~ .h mass .s
81 passed State Line steamer. bouna also steamer
showing bright light in centre and blue At each end
NJ " s.gs. rsr;s sssss @ &s,s Ssr%A %
Steamer HALEY tBD. Gross. Buenos Ayres Oct 20
,s s sss n SSy sG 10 .na
steamer Huntsville. Faircloth Savannah sdnys, with
steamer Gulf stream; Merritt Wilmington. NC. 3 days
s,esmcr Old dominion Walker. Richmond, City Point
Norfolk with mdss TO tho Old Dominion Steamship
sisamsr Metropolis. Ellis, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk, with mdsc TO the Old Dominion steamship Com
snip Lcvin,han csop Mc.ne'd Liverpool 20 days. in
Bat E.nts uss Neosh 9s, r. a. dyy, :na IN
i'"ssi NV gales; IS ' ioss and spilt sails
BARK Gibraltar lNo Plymouth 80 days, with
BARK Nicono dtap. Pnco Gooe' SO days. in ballast. TO
BARK Ce,vcrt Dubrovacki Aus sAnnos. Cork 4s days.
n ballast TO order Nov 70 LAT - 30 lon ~ ~ sP9ks BARK
Magellan @ Mine passiss M s q q d. %.y Is, in "a os ss
spoke bark Eugene Andre Fr IRON Port Mahon or Bir'
Bnrk Pmso (Nor) Peterson Bordeaux AZ days In bal
last to Bockmnnn Oerlctn Co. Had hne weather; NOV
l6 lat Ion - exchanged signals with an Austrian DARK
bound to New York. - -, Il. ~.
Bark aurora cswed Abrcehsen, Bordeaux snsa via pes
Boyesen a. !. -,
Bark Fsiio sao Reeich. St Thomas is days. In ballast
to Slocovich 4 Co. :. -, -,
BARK Murray: Jri iNsrriman, Ma'ann'' is days. with
Brig Lena Thurow (o Portland. Me). Corbct Exmouth,
Il, days In ballast. to Brett Son 90. had hesvy
westerly gales the Western Islands, thence moderate
Brig Don ouxote Munroe. Dublin SO days. in ballast to
Swan Son.
Brig Josie Hazcitinc (of Belfast, Me). Wood. Genoa 81
days, in ballast, to j u Winchester Il Co - -,
Brig Dos Amigos (Moxl, Avrastnai vera Ofus 90 u"Ss
with mdsc to Echcverrn Co -, - 80
Brr SiIas Martin tot CRstne). Havcncr, Iuspan 10
DAYS, with cedar 20 y II smith Go. - - =.
Schr g Noyes Arey, Mayaguez, fh,. 10 gays with
oranges to Gomez 4 Pearsall; vessel TO weinberg
Co Had heavy weather; broke foretopmast.
Schr Wright, Cole, Virginia
nB-ship Tscrnagora (Br. which was anchored in the
lower bay up the city 9TH
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Linda BD, Balls Newcastle. Z. via Boston for
New YORK In ballast -. . :.
steamer Mcrccdita, Jackaway. Halifax, Ms Tor New
York. with and passengers To tiernardt Brewer
steamer Ncrcus Hallctt, Boston for New York. =
steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish, Now Bedford for Now
4. Iork,
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A CHURCH BAZAAR.

Tho bazaar for tho ocnent OF tho Church OF tho
Holy TRINITY will be opened this evening at the Twelfth
Regiment Armory Broadway and Forty-nuh street.
HIS Honor Mayor Ely Will preside at tho formal open
ing at eight O'clock and addresses VIII be by tho
Hon. John X Brady and Rcv. stephen II. Tying, Jr
The armory has been beautifully decorated, the as
play oil useful and ornamental goods will be unusually
suractivr. and Bernstcin's military band aud orcbcs-
ira VIII gvc promenade concert every evening" fnc
bazaar VIII continue open throughout the week. from
iuelve neon until ten T. N.
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SHOT ON SHIPBOARD.

Officer Cain. OF tho Eleventh precinct, Brooklyn,
arrested vcrett Sherman, sailor, OH charge Of
shooting Charles =. Meady with a musket loaded with
buckshoL Tho prisoner was in the act Of examining
the muskot, about thrco O'Clock tho morning, on
board the schooner Eda lying the bay at the foot
OF Van Brunt street, when the weapon discharged,
the charge taking effect in hcady's back Thc In
jurics not oil n fatal nature. Tho wounded man
was removed TO the Long Island College Hospital.
Sherman locked up TO await examination before
Justice Ferry.
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FAIR EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY.

Between four and i've O'Clock yesterday morning
Mrs Peters, wife of Lucas Peters, residing on the cor
nor OF Magazine and Downing streets, Newark, was
aroused IRON sleep by strange noise in her bedroom
Shc tried awaken her husband, but he was too fast
asleep. She got up herself, struck light and was
startled 10 burglar spring from the room, dawn
the stairs and INTO street. The thief secured
seventy cents In his hurry left behind his
new ovcrcoat. worth about $50, and which just fits
Mrs Peters husband 1t Is not thought probable The
thief Will return 10 claim his coat.
The New York herald., 1877-12-10
THE WAREHOUSE BURGLARY.

Captain Eakn, Of the Fifth precinct, brought to tho
Tombs Police Court yesterday James Doard, arrested
suspicion Of being OF the gang OF burglars that
recently broke into the warehouse on West street.
Tho prisoner taken in custody because one OF tho
witnesses recognized IN tho Rogucs Gallery picture
resembling OF tho men who jumped from the ware
house window, anu the picture, the police say that
of Doard. In the absence o moro positive proof JUS
Lice Duffy romanued tho prisoner until this morning.
The New York herald., 1877-12-10
WRESTLING CHALLENGE.

MONTREAL, Dec 7, 1871
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
l challenge James Owens to wreste me, collar and
elbow. best two in thrce square back FALLS for $500
and The championship OF the world, any time within
thirty days, IN New York, Boston. or Montreal Cir.
cumstances will not permit me TO producc larger
stake but il Mr. owens will accept small stake
am willing to meet him in his own town ut any time
hc may choose and place the money in any respon-
sible mans hands, and will wrestlc him IN any town
or city IN the United States or Canada. l remain,
yours, &C.. JOHN O'NElL, Montreal, Canada
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WIN Alien, Alien. Boston 10 View Y.rt.

schr VIM Allen, Allen, Boston 10 New York.
schr II j. Curtis Boston Tor New YORK -
Schr } Bentley, Robinson. Boston Tor New York
Schr Mary Potter Blake, Nantucket for New York
schr 1. Il Cottngham Baker ProvIdence Tor New YORK
schr Iionrieta. Matthews. Providence for New YORK
schr Helen Mar, Sickerson. Proydsnce Tor New fork
schr q W Raymond Raymond. Providence for Nswyork-
Schr George Hotchkiss, Hughes. Providenco for New
York.
schr " N Brainerd Fitch. Providence for New Ycrk
schr Duteld. ChatHeid Portland. Ct: or New York
schr Liberty. johnson. Norwich for New York
Schr Highland. Lynch. ko yn Tor Albany .
Schr II IiuIrburt, Grifin. New Haven tor New York.
delphis
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. Stamford for New \ ork.
Schr Saliis Burton. Bmrey. Stamford for New York
schr Fanny Form before reported the roads ABOVE,
passed down.
Acdnchor In Hart Island Roads-Shp Game Cock. Baker
from Boston for New York dn tow OF tug Winch) In
ballast to K L Baker
BOUND EAST.
schr Jas Williamson. Williamson. New York for Boston
schr ID Mangum, Chase. New York for New Bedford
Schr Merwin, Bunce. New York for Provd
schr tsude tioodaIe, New York for New Haven.
Schr lotte n Friend, Collins. Hoboken for Boston.
schr J Knowles, Knowles. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Damon. Bray. iiouokcn for Providence. .
Schr Annie j Russell, Strickland Weehawkcn for New
London.
Schf q Foster. Pedrick. Rondout for Somerset
Schr Charlotte Fish. Port johnson for Boston
schr ! Munse Kckett. Port johnson Tor Provdcnce.
schy Matthews Johnson PORT Johnson tor Providence
Schr Darius Eddy Greene. Port johnson for Providence
scnr Anna sheppard Terry Port Johnson for Providence
schr Madagascar. kobbins Amboy for Providence.
Schr Riley. Riiey. Amboy for Providence.
schr Silas Bratnerd hubbard Amboy for Mdetown, Ct
Schr Favoritc. Smith. hiladepha tor Plymouth.
schr John II Chsfee. Bull Virginia for New Haven.
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THE SOOTHING CLUB.

Joseph Russell, OF No Garnctt street, and John
McNaly OF No "a Union street, were arrested yester
day morning by Sergeant Gill, of tho Eleventh pre-
c,nct and Officer O'Rorkc, Tor being drunk and dts.
cracry in Jacob Hohes' oyster saloon, corner OF
Hamilton avenue anu President street. On Their way
10 the station house they assaulted tho officers, who
retaaied by using their clubs upon the prisoners
heads The injured men mad their wounds dressed at
the Long Island College Hospital, alter which they
Mere locked up at the Butler street station house.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SAN Francisco. Dec "A Courtenay automatic buoy
has placed outside the OF San Francisco in l5
fathoms OF low watcr). sandy bottom
the following ng.:-txtreme end Of Point Reyes
NV by W1SW, 2212 miles. Point Bonita lighthouse NE
~ miles Inner Bar buoy. w by I; 42-s miles. Fort
SkAE. Pilots and Others who have in from outside
the buoy complete They hear 1t dis
inctiy four five miles and long before t. visible
A buoy has been placed on Narrow Bank. Straits OF
arean In fathoms The buoy painted red
according Admiralty charts Is In lat So 10 70
60 II 30 W. 1t s visible miles and should given
berth Of mile inside outside.
The New York herald., 1877-12-10

Bark Heele Psl. Gould from Antwerp for Shanghai Oct
lwt % .. Ion 70 W.
Bark Pudsov Dswsou tBr) from Cardiff for Martinique
amt PensHcoia. Nov -. lat As, Ion 10.
Bark Dor sud tGcr nom Liverpool for Dsricn days
out, lat A. Ion IA 40.
Bark Henrietta OF st John NIB lat 80 N lon "a 10 W.
Brig Fingal tsw, Lndstrom. from Baltimore for Rio
Jauciro, Oct II, lat g 20 y, lon 80 Al ".
Brig brady tBr. Brady from Now York 70. Gibraltar
Nov II, 2o3 miles from sandy Hook.
The New York herald., 1877-12-10
A CENTENARIAN'S DEATH.

Catharinc Fitzpatrick, said to bc hundred years
old was found in shanty at Forty eighth street
the East River suffering IRON disease and destituton.
shc was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital, but died
shortly after her admission there
The New York herald., 1877-12-10
PAROLE VS.. TEN BROCK.

JERSEY Cry N. j., Dec 8, 1877.
EDITORS TURT, FIELD AND FAKA:-
do not propose send Parole or any other horse
10 LOUSY lie TO run next spring. have large num-
Der Of horses In training and but trainer, and II
will be impossible Tor me TO separate my stable
Yours rcspectfully p. LORlLLARD.
The New York herald., 1877-12-10
SUDDEN DEATHS.

Coroner simms was yesterday called upon TO hold
an inquest ON the body OF Mary Dougberty, agod
scventy-two years, who died suddenly at her rest.
dencc No. 65y Gates avenue, Brooklyn
VI. Pearson, aged iorty-six years. died suddenly
from apopcxy yesterday, At his family residence, No
1,6ll Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1877-12-10
CONNECTICUT MID-KANGE BADGE.

HARTFORD, Ct., Dec Q, 1871
William Parker, OF Now Britain, was the winner OF
tho Connecticut Mid-range Badge at wiliowbrook,
Saturday. by score OF iorty- mine out OF possible
nifty. competition has been kept up through the
summer and Parker becomes the owner by winning
,iun
The New York herald., 1877-12-10

Ship Hazcltinc for San Francisco: barks Vale Nor
Queenstown Falmouth; Vim Patterson (Br) Bristol: :
schrs Marcus Edwards, jacksonville: w IL Gilman, vr.
giniR: Lucy Graham, Georgetown, DC.
Also sailed. bark Elba for Havana.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Dunrobin Br). from Bristol.
Brig Sarah L Kennedy. from CadiI.
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wHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Cleared New Bcdfori Dec g, schr VIM Wilson (of No
riop), Barstow, Atlantic Ocean.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHEAp. Dec Wind SW. fresh, with rain.
The New York herald., 1877-12-10

soME QUEER BRIDGE BUILDING.
One Of the confessed bcducs VI our great pleasure
thing which everybody Is willing to forgive when the
bridges are buit-thcre arc evidences oil cxtrava-
gnnce and oiIy. No better evidence OF this Can be
found than in the Of the projected bridge
from the West Dnvo 10 tho Eighth ave.
nuc, at the new Muscum OF Natural History
According 10 the plans this bridge, one Ot the least
costly structure of The kiud in the Park. Three
years ago the aDutmcnts for this bridge were
begun, aud tho foundations for two abut-
menls were lad at cost, probably, oil
$4,000. The work abandoned how
ever, and already one OF the abuimsnfs Is covered
with gravel. Before long The other Will meet ike
fate The bridge is not kcty 10 he built Tor years 10
come, II Is built at all but instead OF such AN expcn.
siyo structure, the gully be od IN as to bring
the walk TO the Museum oil Natural History on a
level with the gradc OF Eighth avenue. In this way
the aouments Will mcct the tate OF the foundations oil
The pacozoc museum, aud 10 future years somo
Schemann excavatng along the west wall OF the Park,
will come upon runs Of the city which, TO tho nquir
ing minds OF that day, will be conclusive proof that
an earlier metropolis existed than nc one which was
known IN history as New YORK.
THE MAZE AND THE DovECoT.
On the east side Of tue Park near the south gate OF
the upper reservoir there was formerly lapyrnthino
walk known us 'the Maze" IL wos constructed IN
imitation OF the celebrated .Mazcr In Hampton
Court. It's purpose being TO niord walk from
great resort Tor fresh young lovers who de-
lighted 70 10 themselves IN Inc ipcxtricablc paths
winch the landscape gardener had constructed. Of
course IL was necessary 10 keep officer attend
ance at tho 'Maze.n both TO care for II and
to conduct the bcwildcrcd visitors out OF Its
winding ways Ihis the economical Com
pay a man TO look after It thcy recently dug
IL up altogether. IL cost large OF money to con-
struct t. ana IL was finally destroyed to small
sum. And this not tho only example OF xcusablc
look Tor "tho Mazen and find only the traces OF tho
walks will be surprised 70 learn that even the dovocot
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REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
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HOBOKEN'S TREASURER.

Excitement In Hobokcn grows about the alleged de-
faca,ion OF It's City Treasurer Al meeting OF the
Common Council las, evening the following petition
from some OF the leading property holders and tax
payers was received After being read referred
TO the Finance Committee
To rng lloSoRsnlE Tmg MAroK Ann CoxmoS Council or
TIN cry % itonoKENf-
irsrlrsrs Whereas appears BY the report Of the
cys accountant Mr. Charles Adopht, that there was
May baiannc 10 the hands Of the city Of
sli6it2 IL and that time that there
been deposit In tho First National Bank Of Hobokcn,
whore tho Inw acquires the eys funds TO be deposited
greater there than xt3.a7b
would. therefore appear that there 10 deficiency Of
SnI 1866 n In tho 1reasurer's accounts
We. therefore, respectfully petition against the recap
pointment ~ Mr.. John Kamena TO the Office ~ City
Treasurer until satisfactory account with vouchers b
submitted by him. ami made public shat the Taxpayers
OF city may know whore The funds VI shs eU
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THE FREE BATHS ALL OPEN.

Tho FREQ swimming baths OF tho city OF New York
located Mt different points the East and North
rivers all opened yesterday for tho bonent Of the
public, young and old malc and female. That at the
foo, of Bc,huno srcct North RIVER opened last week.
accommodated some twenty thousand 10 six days.
GLIDING about thousand ladies' That at the foot OF
Fityn street, North R,vor IA new free swimming
bath) had some seven thousand bathcrs, including
$50 females. The Harlem FREQ baths located between
1l3th und Hath srosts under tho OF
Charles u. ID. C0fnn, commenced operations in part
yesterday. II Is one OF the best located swimming
baths within tho limits OF tho city and Will be in fu
Operation to-day.
Tho bath at the loot Of Thirty.sevcnth street.
East River 10 which is to be had through Muir
ply Ncsbii's ancient brckynrd aud over dock that
recently been relieved oil multitude Of dock rats
In the city. There factories all around, and those
workingmcn who have half an hour to
spare rush down avail themselves Of
the opportunities for ireo bath. There
also many school children ir tho district, which,
including Il does the Twontyilrs ward, has large
number OF prominent politicians to take care or who
ought to take caro-, OF It's interests
Tho tree swimming bath ut the foot OF Fifth street,
East Rlvcr, under the suporinendcnce OF Edward j.
Saplcon. has enormous number OF visitors, nverag
rug hity-tve hundred males daily aud TOUR
teen fifteen hundred females, there being largo
number Of public schools in tho district.
Tho bath al tho foot Of Goaverncur street, East
River, one. under tho charge OF Supcrin
five huIdrcd 10 four thousand day since It's open.