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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-08

MEN who use their muscles imagine that
men who depend upon their brains II
strangers to hard work. Never was there 4
greater mistake. Every successful merchants
does more real hard work the first ten years
of his business career than a farmer or a
blacksmith ever dreamed OF. Make up your
mind to work early and late, it necessary,
that you may thoroughly master the details
of the business upon which you purpose Il
enter. The habit of persistent rapid work
once formed, you have gained a momentum
that will carry you satisfactorily through
many a pinch in business where a less per.
sistent worker would find it vastly easier IL
lie down and fail.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-08
r MOURNFUL O v

4 mournful dove. cooling for its mate, sun
dered the bars of its prison gate and sought
a retreat among the leafy branches OF a pop
lar tree on Pike street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
DANIEL w. WYMAN'S FUNERAL.

MAGNIFICENT MASONIC DISPLAY IN JERSEY
CIIY-THE LAST Rites OF JERSEYS HIGHEST
MASON.
The funeral OF Daniel Whitney Wyman, Iliustrous
Comm ander-in.Chief OF the New Jersey Sovereign
Conslstory OF the Ancient and Accepted Rite Of Ma
sonry and Superintendent OF the New York Elevated
Railroad took place yesterday from his late residence
No. 289 Second street, Jersey city, There WAS tho
largest Masonic gathering ever witnessed at any
funeral IN that city Among the lodges represented
wero the New Jersey Consstory. W. Cosad, Thirty
third degree First Lieutenant, commanding; Aurora
Grata Consstory, Ancient and Accepted Rite, OF New
York. {. Z. McClenachau Commander.in Chief; Jersey
City Bluc Lodge; Hugh DE Payens Comlnandery,
No l. knights renplar, Jersey Cay, and the Supreme
Council Among the prominent officers present were
Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander JOSIAH Il.
Drumnioud, Of Portland, Nc; Eiwood H. rhorne Past
Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge OF the State OF New
York: William N. Pembroke, Past Grand Master Of
Maine; Marshal h. Smith. Grand Master of New Jcr-
sew: Acting Eminent Commander Cornelius Vrcaand,
Hugh De Pxycn Comnandcry.
Tho Nasonic fraternity began TO assemble ut the
lodge rooms Nos. rs and 70 Newark avenue w carly
us twelve o'cock. and Ut O'Clock sharp process.
sion was formed and marched the late residence OF
the DECEASED, Ia front vi which WAS gathered large
crowd Only the intimate TRENDS Of the family were
admitted The body was enclosed IN SUPERB casKct
mounted with black cloth trimmed with black vevet
and bearing heavy silver bars The siver plato bore
the inscrption:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23

ANTWERP Feb - Sailed ships Maria Louisa (Nor). Jen
sen New York beforoj Sacramento. Nelson do.
AxsrxRpAx Feb 22-saed banks Lara tBr) Fulton. aud
Carlton Dr. Aeu New York Doth have been reported
sailed earlier Abraham Young Bj Parker for do twas
reported sailed 7th for Matanxas Anglia tBr,, Evans.
New York; John Read (Br,. Bantl,ng. do.
BRrnEx Feb 22-Arrved snip Bremsrehe Cor. Hirdss.
New York.
DUBLIN Feb 22--Arrived, ship Nersus tBr) Kemp. San
francisco fsee below.
GxsoA Feb Ia--ssi,ed bark vitsoria N dtaD. Do Mar
tino New York.
GLASGOW Feb 22Asrivcd steamer State Of Penusylvs-
MA tBr,. Knight. New York.
Sailed 2s. ship Urana (Nor). Jergeuscn. Pensacola;
bark Ella moore (Br,, shaw, Demersrs
GMxEsocx Feb 2i-Ss cd. ship 3 Wright (Br,. Crow
ell, United states.
Hull Fsp al-sailed bark LsvArello sucesre dtab. G.
snoni. Quilted States
New Yorx.
LivKsrooL, Feb 22saied. ship Bygdn (Nor). Aesseii.
New YORK bark Evviva (Nor. Phsro st Thomas; brig
Il Burgess iBr. Mcbride. Nova Scotia
Also sailed I'D barks Amsithea tSo. Erickson. Hamp
ton Roads; vingc (Nor Pedsrsen. do; Charley (Br
Robinson. United states
Also sailed 2ad steamer PennsyvsuiA. Harris. Phiiade
phia
Lxlra Feb 22ssilsd bark Fortune (Nor,. Phil
adephia.
LsBox Feb 2i-Ssiied. bark Egremont (Br,, Rogers
Crom whi,shaven). Doboy. having repaired.
PLYMOUTH, Feb 22-Arrived. bark Devote Dubrovaeki
(AusJ. Krexsvich. New YORK.
PAysAxDu FeD l2-Tn port schr $ Prindaii Boyuson.
from Bangor
OCxKssrowx, Fob 2-Avriven, bark Oliver Emery (Br.
Swatbridge, Baltimore
Rorxx Fob ly-SHiled. bark John l. Hasbrouck. Cobb,
United States.
sAsrAsDEa Feb 2i-Sniled. bark Neversnk Jarvis New
York.
swISxxuSpx. Feb ~ Arrived, bark Maria usyn GER.
Beck New York via Fahrsund tor riga.
TRIESTE FeO l7-sAiled bark Kupea (AuD. Lister Bos.
ton
Sailed from - Feb l5 barksVolturno utall. SavareAe
from Licata). Philadelphia.
LONDON Feb GA despatch from Aspinwall says the
steamer Fancopia CGer, radngY bstvesa shat pors and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23

SAVANNAH. FEB 22-Arrived, steamer Seminole. MAJ
thsws. barks Gerhard (Bn. Klomp, Liverpool;
Sorrideren NOR. Petersen. onfeur: schrs SMITH
baltimore: W b Thomas Philadelphia.
Cieared-Bark Amity tBr), upham Montevideo; sclr Il
Sslied--steamer sarsxossa, Hooper, Baltimore; bxrt
Grant Nor, Florenss Port Royal; schr Bessie Norris
SALEM. Feb 2o-saed. steamer Reading Colbrrn. Phil.
adelphia land passed Cape Cod at PA) schrs Jennie
Sheppard Edgeli. Norfolk Ida Latham, Potter. Baiti.
2ist-Arrivcd schr Flora Newcomb Eaton. 81 George,
SOMERSET: Fob 2o--Arnvea schr Mary Amsden. Ba.
ker. Philadelphia.
2ist-Arrived schrs Lowering. Corson Phadslphis:
Fred TYLER, Parker South Amboy.
STONINGTON, Feb 20-Arrived schr Justice, Casweli.
Nsrragan Pier for New York; soop Sarah Alexius
Gross Somerset for do via New Haven.
TACOMA. Feb i4-saed ship Shirley Mathews, San
VINEYARD HAVEN. Feb 2l-Arrived schrs Lizzie d
Camden: BENJAMIN Oliver aud J Curtis Boston for
Virginia. Jesse Starr. Portsmouth tor Philadelphia St
troix Weymouth for Wilmington. NC: Minnie (irl. Sc
John. Nh for New York; Annie Lee, Roekport, No. fog
Passed schr Charles Elmer from Boston for Rich.
sxiIed-Bark Ada Gray: schrs Matthew Kinney Emma q
4 Parsons. jesse Wilson, East Wind Clara Jane Mary
Lymburner. z Lane George II Bent Jesse w Starr.
Robert Ripley Minnie (Brl, and 81 Crox.
WILMINGTON. NC. Feb ls-Sailed. schr Yreks, moon.
2Oth-Bciow. barks Shanghai nier) Muller from liam.
burg Brodrene tNor. Evensen from do sshr Psios War
rem, from New York.
Newcastle. Del
sailsd-Schr Alice Belle. Gammons Philadelphia.
WOODS HOLE. Feb 2O-Arrived. schr John UetwlleP.
Powell. Boston. to load for Richmond Va.
10 load Tor Savannah.
In port-schr j 7 Weaver Baker. far Norfolk. idg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser of the steamer City New York. from Hs
vana. has thanks for courteses.
BARK JENNY Pirrs San Francisco. before reported
purchased BY Mr. baiet San francisco WINS nougt ~
ne IS So tons. built adstand. Ne. in
BAG CuAs Il DEsxIs-steamer Monohansett made an
attempt haul on brig Chss Dennis ashore
Cape Poge aud she will probably have to Ie ghtered
soam EMILY Of S.a@fc,S while bound from s:..o,d 90
doned by about o'clock AM SUNDAY last and
s 30 ss. rate aua the
Ss vessel 9. and sx.ped
" fs s y. % ere on Sosr
the Sth Of December. laden wi.h produce for st
the fierce gales that ragged shortly after she
us .tss that shs Saa bee" blown Oh tic cost. and mud
arrived vt Barbados. with loss oil sails Cargo ssie
,nrs on santa s. %
arrived at tho city Feb 49, damage any not reported
scnn Yuos r,asurny from New orc. % for Bgs ;
Land Light Cape God. s5 An ga. il Of chas
Pearson The schooner appeared to be leaking
BALrlxonK, Feb 22-schr Couibouros, which was cap
sized last Monday week ago With the loss OF all on
into Crsked. She is not much damaged. None OF the
frozen s,iG.
rs ID: T s: s
hernas. carried away her foremost this Afternoon IN
steamer Win stroud.
NEWPORT, RI Feb aiThe claim Of schr Martina tBr,.
and undsrwicrs Of the steamer paying $500 i"r
pcnses caused by the disaster.
Nxw LONDON. reb al-steantux A 4 burnside. Oapt
sherman returned last evening from the wrecked schr Cyg
rus, before reported sshore Horizons Point Capt
sherman reports schr VIM Thompson and soop Richard
smith, both belonging Capt Scott and used for wrecking
purposes had driven ashore and bged the
place the q, aius lying. II Is thought with
weather all three oi the vessels will saved
the place where they sre lying is on u sand beach.
WILMINGTON. NC. Fob 22Schr Eta May. from Philadel
phia this with OF COAL went ashore New
Inlet Bar yesterday. eaking She bged last Light and
sunk The vessel and cargo are total loss The captain
and crew saved. The l. built at ,'aais, Me-
in 1871. Whence shs hailed and registered i52 tonsl
SmIpsuiIpiNcAt Freepors. Me- Mr. Q Souie is bull ding
ship Brewer Jos Oakrs Son building ship for
Morse ca Of Bangor AZ Sesrsport Frank Pend
vessel started The hne ship built by VIM Rogers Of
Bath burthen all isged. will be launched
tow days. She has boon purchased by winslow GO.
ana Others Portland. which port she will hail
Bo.rdman Brothers, Of Calais have commenced
az haufA 1 iun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY

% &c s.Hs q Sess n:ss 1:s
q .s,a. IN head rail- water c.s. aud iorwSyS
sis 81 S y
AS Bar. s:ms Ss"y sss, R's" d.
with md:s 20 order; Vessel 20 Punch Edys Co. ,,
sIas Fish. Sawyer. Hamburg oa days. In ballast to
BARK Falcon tNor;. xs.n. ayrs ss days. In ballast. to
Spo,s r.ssaessA rs at r:.. 90
Edys 1 Co. Passed Gi6r.isar Dec 70.
Bs. sophia Luhr. .oosn. eshof I'm, 80 dsy; with
PASSED. iSalss Ian %sd heavy Westerly gale. the
'tss. BARK ys:sss .s.ss Trieste iod.y. With empty
iari sIrSsiox 10. Williams. M.rse.s 90 days. With
SCANNED Bros Passed Gibraltar An 10; had tine
ss1'i' WEE sssi %
.il iss.ss:.:y xS s E,sren. st Thomas "a days. in
BARK Evening star Orr. Chick. Guantanamo ~ days.
"l sas Iii. sawyer &c. Galveston s j." Tappss
uss Tass % 'A
30 m.rd ksnd Crossed the Equator Jan a. 10 &!
FEB IT, on s Ter had heavy sE gate yssrns 20 NV
ISs % be kSDs ys. n:
:ax. carried 0rssopmas 6se.sAy lost foresai and
4ss': s.s;s: SY: s!s is
tell overheard and was drowned.
Brig Anne Gardner. Havener. Pernnmbuco 81 days.
ton Crossed the Equator IL lon ~ sd had strong
trades int ~ N thence strong westerly winds WAS
days N OF Hstserss.
Brig Pspits (sp,, -. Havana IL days. In ballast. to
Ei.. norton L.aSd c.,a,s:s y days Nth :1:..
li.ss -. Uni! INV
schr Fling or Sc Johns NFj Woolvar Pstras 81 days
and H. with fruit ORDER master
Had trade wind had ncavy NE and NV gales on this
schr Maud (Br. Rogers MatanIas 20 days. with sugar
mol .ss-s TO Gustav0s Coombs Co; vessel to u
Winchester a Co. Had heavy NE aud NV gales WAS IL
days Of Hatteras.
chr Aidma kokes Rhodes Mstanxss II days with sugar
to Fernands Gxleo; vessel to Brown 4 u"
Scir ktuu Sawyer Cenfuee0s 20 days. with 30
GFowier: vessel To Swan Son. Feb ~. lat ~ 40 lon
"a 80 schooner beors reported) with
loss Of foremost head and nxxenmMst gone by
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney. nalett. Boston tor New
York.
Steamer ssntee. Davis. New Bedford for Ne~ YORK.
Steamer GaAtea. Walden. Providence too New YorS.
Schr Minquas. Phillips. Providence tor New York:
Schr Mary PiersOn Person. Providence tor New York
Scr Mary Prednorc Fitch. Providence for New York.
Schr Hudson, Post, frovdence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eieanora. Johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Neptune. berry, New York for Boston
Schr Riverside DR. Grips, New YORK for 81 JOHN Nh
Schr Little Annie (Br), kooerts New York for 1t John,
NIB.
Schr Ida Della Tore Chase. New York erset.
Schr Mary Frauccs Carpenter Now York Tor New Haven.
Scbr Josephine. Meyers. New York for Now Haven.
schr o z Acken. roc,s. New YORK Tor Stamford.
Schr II Duryca Carpenter. Now York tor Glen Cove.
Scbr Elesuora. Norris Hoboken Tor Providence.
schr Connecticut. Allen. Port johnson for Norwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
DANIEL. ". WYMAN,
Died February Is, 1877,
In thu fiftv.thirJ vear of his auc.


A. head of the caskct stood floral memorial OF
most unique and costly design. IL WAS conveyed TO
the house OF mourning ON "Wednesday cvening NY The
Company, numbering about 100 Tho design ~
broken column five ieet IN height, with the broken
captui turned over and resting against the PEDESTAL
On one side of the pede-tal we're The ictcrs
~. W. W, " and on tho ttncr risng IN successive
steps from the bottom were the letters Wy. ST. A. =
presented by the edding Methodist Episcopal church,
bearing the words ''Our departed Trusirr. " On
table beside tho caske was Triangle with the motto,
"Spes Neo IN Dec Est The chef mourners we're
thu wilc ana stcpdangntcr OF the deceased aud TWO
brothers, one from Buffalo aud Inc other from Dun.
KIRK
The funeral procession moved from the house TO the
Heading Methodist church ut hall past one ocOck.
The following were the pali,carers:--W,iiia,n II.
Waite John A. Duncan, Luther T.. Hae. William Nor
oI the Knights leapar were Robert McC.guc, j. koh-
bins. Thomas j. lidcn, benjamin klg. Leroy scher.
mcrhUtn aud Is. :. Payne. There also "a dolegA.
ton from the cobsistory
la front OF the church was platoon OF police, under
command OF sergeant Lee, TO keep back the crowd.
Mcssrs Nckuwn. Freeman aud Van Horn. On tho
right OF tho pulpit was black flag bearing the motto
I'VE mourn the loss Oi our dear brother, d. W. Wy
man" Tue choir sang. IL heard "A voice IRON
Heaven &c Rev Mr.. Freeman offered pray er and
Rev Nr. Van Horn read tho ninctet psalm hen came
acharuiug so.o, Jesus, lover my soul sung IN
soprano 10 the ''ibc Last Rose OF Summer Tho
pancgyrc OF the deceased was spoken by Rev. Mcssrs
MckOwn aud Freeman.
The Musonic iuncra services we're aiicrward cole
bratcd by Grand Master Smith. OF New Jersey, who
laid upon cofin the Iambskn apron, the emblem,
OF Innocence, aud the evergreen the symbol OF I'm.
NOR laiity Ibc remains we're temporarily deposited
IN u vault IN tie Jersey City Cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
A GLADIATORIAL EXHIBITION.

BOXING, WRESTLING AND FENCING AT THE
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-AN EXCITING GLOVE
CONTEST.
The lovers OF the manly art of self.defence
tertained yesterday by unusually well conducted
and liberal entertainment OF boxing, wrestling
and fencing al the Central Park Garden, in
which many OF the prominent athletes OF this
city and vicinity took part. The programme
equally divided into two performances after
noon and evening Al least 200 persons present
ut tho first exhibition, which opened with Greco
Roman wrestling. match the contestants being William
j. Austin aud Joan De Lion. Austin although consid
eraby the smaller man, proved the moro skiful and
threw his opponent thrco times succession and
declared tho winner of the match The balance OF the
programme made up OF fencing with tho f0is be-
tween Professor Frederlcks and Professor DE rurck
single stick play between Professors Miller and Fred.
ericks, club swinging by LOUIS Re Veaux and II bur-
lcsquc boxing bout between colorcd gentlemen.
The evening exhibition opened with u broadSwOrd
Both made excellent play Professor Frcdericks
made The most points, but they were not noarly SO
scientific ~ those made by his opponent Professor
Louis Richards give neat exhibition with the In
dian clubs which was followed by ooxng between
johnny Sanders and Johnny Riley, in which the ior-
had much the best Of three we'll contested rounds
After colored asplranls had amused the audience
by u very unscentiac display OF boxing, Professors
De Turck aud Frcdericks gave excellent display OF
skill with the broadsword and bayonet Professor De
Turck, who handled the bnyOnct, made several more
points Than his opponent
The wind.up OF the days entertainment was then
announced to take place in sparrIng match Of five
rounds between Professor Miller. the Australian
champion, ind Johnny Dwyer, OF Brooklyn. Both
men arc perfect giants. standing each over sx feet in
height and weighing over 200 pounds each.
In the first round Miller the best Of O well
tested bout Tho second round brought
heavy exchanges. mostly favor ol Miller. Tho
round ended by cinch. AT the commencement nj
the third round Miller cot IN three heavy blows
on Dwyers lace without any return. This up
peared vex Dryer, who rushed ut Miller
and striking out wildly landed heavy right hand blow
on Millers head Some terrific exchanges followed
and tho round ended like the previous ones cnch
When time called for the fourth round Dryer
up with hts tace very flushed and bleeding from
tho mouth. Miller got III some terrific blows on,
Dwyer's face, who returned heavily on the body.
The MIN and last round repetition Of the pre.-
vi0us Ones only that both fought themselves TO stand
sti and The match was declared at end amid tho.
most uproarious cheering from the audience.
The match was, without doubt. the most desperate
one wi gloves between TWO heavy weights that has
been Witnessed IN this city Tor years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Our Boarding House, continues 10 attract crowded
houses and from the beginning to the end zone vast
laugh oils all the air.
The two performances otopera boune at the Eaglc
Theatre yesterday made particularly interesting
by the reappcarancs OF Nile. Amec whose voice and
acting bore no traces OF her recent illness
All the theatres packed yesterday. both in the
afternoon and evening, and at the Union square. Wal
lacks Film Avenue, Booths the Eagle. tho Olympic
Nibio's and other principal houses there hardly
seat to be had.
John Wild, the colored hero Of "Fifth Avenue" at
Booths has introduced new and effective hit by tell
ing bis theatrical mother that her decline from
dignity will he to 'peddlc blue glasses;' while
George knight yesterday delighted the audience by
recitation OF the burlesque entitled "The Mule Stood
the Steamboat DECK, followed by beautiful poem
from the German, called ''rhe WatermL"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
FEBRUARY ~, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. -, 1871.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny TRg HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirksToxk TkLgGRAPH .Lsh.

REPORTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirksTOxk TKLHGRAPH IISk
Steamer City New York. Zimmerman. Havana Feb II.
with n,dsr aud passengers To y Alexandra 4 Sons.
steamer Regulator, Doane. Wilmington. Nc. days.
n,dsc to W Clyde & Co , go.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Richmond City Point
ana Norfolk with and passengers to the Old Domin
ion steamship Co
steamer Fmnita Howe Philadelphia with mdse to james
Hand. =.
snp keuyon tBrJ, Clover Calcutta. via sands Heads,
Oct H. with dse To Ashburne Passed Cape OF Good
Hope Dec TO- ST Helena Jan s. Ascension ian aud crossed
them In lat ~ had the Ne trades III lat nuu
lat II Ion 81 thence to lat ~ lon ~ tEt
airs and cans thence por, light and heavy NV wnds
Dec H. spoke ship Don Quxotc from Singapore Tor Lon
U5 days with rnider damaged: parted company
with her ~ Helena where she touched no date On te
Desw passed 10 vessels Steering NV
Bars scnsn snow. Auscst Ue. L. wAh indss TO George
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
FOREIGN PORTS.


CARpESAs. Feb lo-Arryed brig John Pierce Townsend
wilminrton. NO; schr. Her.ey. cagsins Psn.se"s
.nors. sew York. silas Award lBrj NsSs; Mas.aas:'
H;,S Ass1s- Ss u
schr Charlie Norton Morton do
Ts.s . sr.s Liza. . WI
Wilson; Clifford Brasdon. and Emma Heather iiud'
,,CixsrgEaos. Feb is-Arivsd. brig Emily sheldon.
Sailed i2h, brig. Champion tsr. Flaming. Bosson schr
GgASTAsAso Feb 4-In pors schr Carrie Hart. Davis.
p pssk S srT RUSSELL M.sy her @.'s john Nh s'.
S %SSn. s1s' bs s New s''1
do Chi Ss csI%S Ss Sas
ssipha: Gsorss Dale srss DO 18th sn.nnon Moore.
Arrived a2d. steamer City Of Havana. Phillips. New
sailed is.h steamer s.n,iaso csp, Rivers: Hro% No.
EATON. xs:sass. Ls,s d. sxsSsii; N.w YcrS; M
Mss.%.n sssrs Sunny
York; Thistle. Gamble, Pensacola mot IN J Ricardo
il port Fol- * ids banks Lyrng.. payson: stipi.xe
ss Ss roy%sra SS"' Mcleod srss Ssiswt do larpS
Al for New yort: Lisxe wyaAs ros;stt .shIs oarre
BIRD Ms;, s;.a r.
''s'.
Also s po.. I'm WV Az bark. rG,s" a,. ,sis ,,! lid
sssssa r Ssss'. i Ksa'i*ss$ sS
Mas ss snm s:;ss s u Gs sss
ss. sparks. CLARA ts brsa.y ci:r. Adams. Me-
c lSas1 Queen Ms;ssa 10. sass. Of Ss'sor%S
Blood "'i rs. ai ass. r.
Kamires. sArosra: ss: side .Br', Mans.h; Wanoan,
M' csais :ss!' H Sssss.
Rs fR
son; 9 Bull15d West Orr Orr; q Haskell H@.
.s sp Ms ssss n:sE Rs%s ssS HIM.
Ralph GseS .ns Ss md .: ~.
G.. .g M.sdnE smith; S:y G.S~s s.d
veI Dahl. 1 ,s: hSas May S Hop
Sailed I'D, steamer Quebec tBr. Thoarle from Liver
D?s ra:si Sss sA,. bark Rachel. Norton.
x xsis s's ssha
brig LORNA, somsrs baltimore schrs Gs1W Chase Pat:
ss,;s1 s1 :ss ;S
sss' sarah ossn w sH~ aaa
wsSSsr i er Hasseras: issh VIM psnnins heasns
ss s.li ss xsAs ds
's D U.s r.S S la s cum ds for Of
Ssits a Ts DO Do"
Ss:S:ss a.s
veser Tor OF a.tera.; Fortan. DID, Howes, do; Ev.
Kay o Sox sa
John r'ris re- sS sss @
siap.o o" DO: sherwood dr. Taylor do svsnser
s S::'i r.s. NEW s.
Hattie, Dow. do: Richardson Watts do W Huston,
Gardnsr do; BELLE Hecper Gilxey DO; Derby; Nsylor
idg for New York: Merrck Iippinc0tt, wtg: jew
eli lowell do: J q sweeney. son.ers, do; II Marion,
Wines do Maggie Ellen. Littelohn do Nellie Dlns-
do: D. S Newman Newm$n do: Dickinson. dickinson.
do Addie Cole. Cameron do: Geo Chase. Patterson,
ldy Tor n Of Hstterxs: and others
PABaLLoN PicA Jan l7-saied bark Victor. Pond st
Pierre. MART. .
Sr MARTINS dats-Ia port orig Marie Dutch), John
SscuA Feb l4--Arrlved. brig Coson. Packard, New
York; ,chr Clara Fletcher Sargent Havsns to load for
of Hstteras. . . 80
sailed l4th. briggs Packard. Amssbury, Baltimore
Hattie Bishop, Bishop. New Orleans.
Feb IT, lds. parxs Masonic. Rice for New York
FIosuc, Peters, Mounord for of Harteras; briggs Josie,
Pettivrew; Raven, NASH Alice Tarton, Nckersun; Tally
II o. Dow; Kaluua. fash; r Cove. Hodgmsn; Stew
art tBr) Crane and lvsnhos Br, Kirkpatrick Tor do
schrs Barker Dobbn Warren Cre for do.
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Hamburg ashore of Point San Bias and expected TO be
total loss Passengers mails all safo The 10 an iron
Clyde built vessel OF 200 tons built 1883 and owned In
Hamburgl
Bark Oliver Emery (Br,. which arrived ct Queenstown
to-day from Baltimore. foil in with schr John wsis
wstsrogged and sbsndored. The W Nv left Beaufort.
SC. about Ian for Waterford under command OF Capt
Welt She 3masted schooner Of 800 IONS. ana WAS
built ut wxidoboro. Me- la 1875 whenos shs hxled.l
Bark Eliza Mclaughlin Is ashore At 'veringen bark
Eliza NcLAu ,hln (Br. Phillips. sailed from Lynn. t. Jan
for New York Baltimore
DUBLIN, Feb 22-ship Nereus tBp. Kemp. from San
Frsncco while being towed tho river took the ground
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SAILED.

Steamers fommerana 0ior for Iiamburg State OF Ne
vada (Bi), Glasgow; Kchmond. N0rt0k; Albemarle.
Loves. Del: bark Elisa Burss (3r), Bermuda
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CLEARED.

Steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich
mOud-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
scnr Riverside (Br, Crip2s 81 John. NB-P Nevius
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TOR SALE CHEAP-AT YONKERs, N. Y, STEAM
= Ferrybost. double ender lo4 tons: length So feet;
BEAM 3S feet; nearly in complete running ORDER
Apply to II. W. BALFOUR WRshburn Building. YonkerA
CTEAM LAUNCH AND YACHT ENGINES MANUFAO
blurred by WIN. LARSEN, 30 Franklyn st., Greenpoint
BROOKLYN. n. T. =
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Bark Atlas tNor) from Rotterdam for Delaware Break
water Fob ~. rs miles kNE Of Cape May Lghtship
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY MARCH
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

The draw ON tho Old COLONY Railroad Bridge, acros
Fort Point Cuxnue wul be closed Feb a. 25 And "a