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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-10-23

best can,gooseberries, Mrs NJ A sprowls
"a best do Mrs n " Heac0x,
best can ripe currents, Mrs o X Harvey,
2d best do Mrs " Elliott.
best can tomatoes, Mrs o X Harvey,
vi best do Mrs Elliott,
best can pears, Mrs n Ellls.
81 best do Mrs II Lawrence, 4
best can cherries, Mrs NJ A Sprowls.
best can plumbs, Mrs b Fellows, Q
81 best do Mrs y Beebe, 2
best can pie plant, Mrs q Harvey,
best display OF iellies, Mrs. 7 popp. 20
best display Of large fruit, Mrs VIM Pslyer, 2
III best do do Mrs l. NanAuken, I o
Dest display small fruit Com. failed 70 give
name, the person claiming must present
premium card. 30
81 best do do Mp vanAuken, I y
best display catsup, Mrs g Is Dresser, 10
2d best do Mrs j II Ellis. o
best display pickles, Mrs o X Harvey. o
2d beet do Mrs Lanra IIalsted. 2
best display dried fruit, Mu ID Rich. 10
III best do do Mrs q II sherman, o
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PREMIUMS.

Award OF Premiums made by the
Judges for the 27th Annual Fair
eS the Hiiisdale County Agricul'
turaI society, held Oct. Ia so 5th.
1877.
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DETROIT HILLspALE & SOUTH
WESTERN r. n.
Trains win leave tie stations named, as follows,
from and after june gath. isJl
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DIVISION C-sHEEP.
CLASS MICH. PINE wooIa.
= " GLASGOW,
jos. DTvTSE.
B. BISHOP,

SiEned. " GLASGOW,
Jos. DIVINE.
n. BisHoP,
Committee.
The Board of Directors award a special pre-
miam Of mounted Diploma and a. % 10 A. A.
Wood, OF Washtenaw Co, for a very me display
Of thoroughbred Michigan fne wool sheep, bucks
and ewes, making eight pens. Also % ". y.
Kennedy. of Jackson county. for Ike display Of
seven pens mounted Diploma and o. o.. Also
20 same parties Diploma for buck years eN-
hibited iolDtly. y ". HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
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DIVISION B-HORSES.
All woRK.

CLASS I-sTALLIoSs, ALL WORK.
Best stallion, yrs or over, John starr. $40 90
III best - W II smith, 81
"a best 4" 4" Button, "
best stallion. s WIS old, Jas sprowls, %
Discretionary pre-. 20 Morgan Booth Of Jack
son comfy on very hne stallion years
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leave
Columbus i0ioA.H. H9oP.H. i2.a5A. n.
Arrive at
Talldo...... 3 44r.w. f0t0r.H. 80 NJ.
I.s.aM. =. Trains from Detroit and main
and AIT Line. ~ a T.. ~. aud Jackson trains ar
irving IN Toledo make connection with the two
Express trains which leaves the Pcnnaylvia Cos
DepOf-thc Dmnlhns Line making the transfcr
from union depot IN e. inmates.
Direct connections made In Union Depot 90
Columbus Tor Newark. Ianesyiile Pittsburgh
wheeling. Baltimore. Washington and Fhiladrl-
phia; also, Tor Dayton cincinnati. Louisville and
al points south and southwest.
Pullman Drawing Room and sleeping Cara
from Columbus 20 Baltimore, washington AMI
Philadelphia, without change.
Trains viii arrive and depart from Toledo a.
Pennsylvania Cos depot, Water street, foot oi
Mullerry.
VA MILLS, Gen. Ticket Agent.
ONLANu SMITH. Cen. supG
N. N. GREENE. President
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NUMBER 1915.
There has been expended for temporary
relief In the tOMnshlps as folloNs:

Making total amount of temporary relief
sl,6i7 81, being s722 33 more than the pre-
yious year.
The following amounts have been received
for produce sold from the farm and for board
OF persons AT the county house;
Reed Of Elijah Daniels for board and
treatment Of his son while insane. q "a 90
For three steers sold ................ 40 90
For one bull calf f..................... Is 90
Dec. 10, &c, Of Bani Bishop. guardian
Of Mrs Esther Allen. 100 90
For one COW hide ................,.. 10 90
Reed OF n. Turrcll, guardian Of Eva
WOOD -.....................s. ~ W
TOR WOOL. ....s+s..............s % W
Reed Of sup'ts Lenawee county for
board Of Isabella Rhcm. ...... Sc 90
Oct. 6. II. reed Of Bani Bishop. guar
dian of Mrs. Esther Alen.......... 100 90
Money left by Willis Bassett. 25 90
For use of seed drill l................. 13 90
For use Of bull IS 90
For sundry articles sold .............. IS IS
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sf40 80
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-LAss II-sPANs. ALL MORE.

Dis pre-, Of g. % 90 PhilO HallOck for very
fne span of year olds not before
hes, spSa 'i DO do Lemaei Roberts, %
~ best ado do ThurlOw Bcebe, 90
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho putsers of tie steamer City Of Merida from Vera
Cruz re and Alps from Port Prince, &c have
our thanks for fAvors.
Losbug NS sold public auction parties in svd
North sydney aud LoustrE for about 81 $50 for ship
and effects The purchasers expect TO float the ship in
short time weather permitting.
BARK w STEWART. hence TO- London. before re.
ported ut Halifax, put in to repair pumps.
ScHR MAID English, of and from Margarets Bay. left
here last tall foe Boone Bay NE and has been heard
had been frozen in. but 1t has ascertaned the
arrived there 1t Is therefore supposed sbe fon
dced in gale which occurred shortly altar she sailed.
rhs crew all Newfoundandcrs except one q man
named Hurst belonging TO Ganso.
ScHa l,zziE BArcngLpya. English from Philadelphia
with 573 OF coal for the Pacific Mail Company foun-
dercd the 18th inst abont isD miles from Aspn
WALL which port she hound, and whore the captain
tcuars have been received The l. was ISL tons regis
tor and hailed from Philadelphia where she built
1854
ScHR EDNA HAYWOOD Turner from Cienfucgos for New
York which put into Havana Mny 10 eaky had feet ~
her hold before putting into Havana which
cquenty reduced TO fcot She would probably repair
before proceeding.
BALTIMORE May 2iCapt Sebaston of the schooner Eta
this prrt reports having rssscd schooner bottom
Smiles Of ateras Light but could not board her
count Of the heavy sea.
SurruILnxG-H " Bean and JOHN r Brown, recently
Camden from Prospect have contracted to buid
GOO ton bark tor Captain III Parker. OF winterport to
this fall She is to be first class vessel built
the french Lloyd inspection.
LAvscmrp-At salem. Friday, Mr. Az Fris9ee annchad
lin beam II in deep, and splendid vessel of IS
and others of Marblehead and Is intended for tho
n arkct hshing business.
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MISS cAssELY,s HEADINGS.

Stenvay Hall was well filed last evening on the &C.
cason Of Miss Nellie Cassey's readings Readings as
. rule about the most tresome species OF enter.
TINT poor mortals called upon TO patronage.
Fanny kemb!c, Charlotte Cnshman and Anna Dickin-
son, however were notable exceptions TO this rule.
Recitations from plays without stage ACCESSORIES
costumes, with but voice for each part are Like
Hamlet with--no, let us change the slmile-are hike
apple pie with the apples left out. Miss CASSIDY
fortunate In her audience aad her audience fortu
In Miss CASSIDY This lady has agree-
able appearance, good voice and reads
with Intelligence. Her action Is also good,
but the range Of her voice does allow OF sufficient
change Distinguish the parts Except Tor the lines
II was hard 10 tell her Rosnlind from her Orlando.
She, however, made n Hattering impression and
called the trent aer each recitation. Tue musical
part OF the bill filled by Mrs Louise Oliver, Mr..
Eugene Clarke and Mr.. Frank Glider. Mrs. Oliver
made the nit OF the evening and double
She sans Muldar's ssStacoato Polka, anu exhibited
brilliant with considerable execution ana after-
ward IN Comm Thro the Rye and robin Adair,
proved that she could sing simple ballad we'll
moro ford music. Mr Clarke, who possesses an
agreeable voice. received Tor his song.
Mr. Glider played the piano with his usual SIKH. and
encore for his FIRST piece and ydoube encore
for his second. As encorcs TO his second piece he
play Gottsch Axis arrangement ofTrovatore tho
Banjo OF that composer both Of which pieces just
suited 10 his style
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WHALEA1EN.

Arrived at New Bedford May 20, bark Petrol Downs 81
oil board $50 bbs sperm. POD bbls whale and $40
pounds bone all told Reports spoke on Twelve Forty
ironnd ahont the middle e April banks r Tucker Ba-
~ sperm this season. $50 DO all told scrs Quickstcp.
Manly Provncotown $50 bbls since leaving home;
Sarah lie wis Cook. boston, 40 do. Saw bark President
ID Robinson. Nh, take small whales which woud
mako ~ 10 80 bbls.
Arrived st Helena April H. bark Ocean Holiness NIB.
with 1909 sp $50 VII all told land sailed 18th aor shippng
oil in brig A Rossl.
sailed April 3. bark bartholomew Gosnold Robinson.
Nh f6th. Draco. Ieakes: Rousseau. Amy. NIB.
At do April 49, barks Gen Scott Robbins. NIB; Hope
ON. Baker, do. -
Arrived barbados April ~ bark sappho Edick NIB;
oil reported.
letter Capt rnss of bark sss Breeze, al Nh,
dated Honolulu April H. STATES that 10 ~ the had
deserted but their places od and tho bark would
sail the next day for the Arctic Ocean
letter from Capt Foster 81 bark Cicero of NIB reports
her 81 Helena April -, with 3S5 bbIs since leaving
faai-all we'll s.
letter from St Helena reports arrived that port April
II burk Barhecme~ osuoid Robinson. NIB. ioh months
out, with 40 bbls 50 oil.
tettcr from capt Rowland Of bark Kathleen. Of NIB.
reports hcr M 81 Helena April 49, Had shipped ~ bbs
oil by bark Geo md Susau Tor this port
Spoken-Aprl 4. at sea. bark Mary fraaier Dexter,
with 10 bbs OIL all told: March 10, At sea,
Ion &C. bark Palmetto Bol'cs NIB. With 40 bbls sp OIL
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JOHN pEaYBEIroS Haywood.

BY tho European mail OF May 10 We have the an
nounccment OF the occurrence OF the death OF John
Pcmberton Haywood, very popular English gentio
man aud extensive landed proprietor at West Derby
and in Shropshire. Mr. Haywood, who was born on
the 16L Of April, lso3 descended from an old Lam
cashirs family, which frbn the time OF Edward vi.
occupied prominent position in the county. The
father OF Tho late Mr.. Haywood was Mr John Pember
ton Haywood, Of Wakefield. barrister, who married.
the 18th Of April, 1891 Margaret. the daughter OF
Mr. Potter Drtnkwater, or lrweli House, Who in add.
iion TO Mr.. John Pcmberson Haywood, had also son
named Peter ana daughter, Anna Mara, who was
married to tho Rev. henry g. Lonsdao brother OF The
Bishop OF Lchneld The Heywoods came o; sturdy
Noncon formist stock. The Rev. Oliver Haywood, Of
HALIFAX divine somewhat celebrated IN his day. and
elected from their vngs by the Act or Uniformity In
1852 &.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY MAY ~ l877-TRPLE SHEET

I1vrxroor. May 2o-Arrived. ships Furness Abbey BD
Hail. New yorx; Lady Dunsrin ,Rr), DE slvs ssvsnssh
Sailed aIst ship Continental Clark, New York fno sailed
18th.
LONDON May Arrived bark xema tBr) Foster. Bal
timore; 10TH brig Ella l3r). Dart. Philadelphia
LrSs. May 20-sailed. bark oxo (Nor, Dahl, United
States
MovLLE. May 21-Arrived. stea Ssrdinan Br Dut-
ton Montreal for Liverpool (and proccedcdl.
NARsEILLEs, May is-Anfved, bark Amelis Hro, Than
nsron. New York. .~...se
NxwRr, May l9-Arrvsd. bark Hirnndo (Nor). Chlsnd.
Dahcn.
QUEENSTOWN, May 2O-Arrived. bsrks Fslcina Chiosso
QtaD Molle PhisdeIpha; Nordeaskjod t6w) Petersen.
Baltimore; 2Ist stesmcr China (Br) Gill, Boston for
Liverpool land proesededD.
ROTTERDAM. May 2o-SAied ship Dusburg User, seiuI.
ken. Baltimore.
RIO JAsxrno May 2i-Arivsd. bark sposlsss Chapman,
Baltimore.
surroN Badge. May Is--Arrivsd, bark Froy CNor,.
Omundsen. Dsren
srxrrix MaY ls-Saiied bark Mustang tNor) Borkiand
New York.
sAsLKs p'orosxx. May 21--saiisd. bark John Gbses
CIR, Dodd. Boston.
rRALxK May II mot 18th, Arrived. bark Csrrsrs Utah,
TmArAsI, Nay S-ssed schr FELTON, Bent. Brown Giou-
cester. Mass
Sailed from -. May 81. the Preston for United
StsteA.
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UPROAR AT SING SING.


TRANSFER OF FIFTY FEMALE coNvIcrs-wILD
CONSIDERATION AMONG THE woMEN-A ROOF
LADEN WITH HowLs AND CURSES.
In accordance with an act recently passed by The
Legislature abolishng female prison at Sing Sing,
preliminary instamcnt Of fifty women was yesterday
transferred from that to the Kings County
Penitcntary II only after the propeller Leader
had been made fast the prison dock that the females
already selected for transfer notified to prepare
to leave. Thon arose tumut OF disorder and Babel
Of vituperattve sounds such as Bedlam itsclf might
have envied. The dread ment that they werc
about beng shipped TO "Crow Hil' fell ON the two
and ten crime steepcd women with more exas-
peratng effect than would perhaps the passing Of
life sentence.
FEARFUL SCENE
The womcp after vainly imploring the chief matron
to allow them to remain. commenced to blaspheme
and give vent TO she most oarful imprscatons, ours
Ing madly and invoking the vengeance of the bottom.
loss pit tho Legislature and the prison authorities
This uproarous state OF things continued for shout an
hour until tho convicts in the male prison had all been
gathered together dinner II the ess rsem when Al
given signal the Atty women were marched. two
abreast, down toward the main entrance on their way
TO tho dock Meantime IL appears the matron had In
judciou granted tho Of the female conyicts
the privilege Of assembling the fiat roof of build
ing adjoining the prison Tor the purpose OF seeing on
their frionds-tho departing jail Oar0S Ihis tnoy ofu
by yelling, singing waving Of bandkercheis. grooming
for the Legislature cheering wildly for thor less
fortnnats sisters In crime When nlng past tho oics
Of Warden Clarke the departing convcs again screamed
IT aud hoOted that Official showoring upon him epi-
tncts which the hd6iues OF BllnEsgate might search
their vocabulary In vain Tor, perorating with three
groans for tho Warden and the Same number OF
cheers for the matron. Arrived at the
dock large negroes, determined to play her best card
in the game OF deception. peradventure she might b.
taken back 70 tho prison. Having chewcd piece OF
ordinary soap until It assumed tho consistency OF roth
exuding from her mouth she foil down. apparently
in violent ut. Tho suDtertuge iaied, ana she was
carried bodily board the steamer by several sturdy
guards Four subordinate officers from the male
prison and two of the under matrons went IN charge
OF the women board the steamer, which took nor
cargo Hamilton avenue ferry, where the convicts
taken charge Of by officers IRON the Kings County
Pententmry.
MATRoN nRMOvED.
In view Of tho dsgraceIuI proceedings attendant
upon the departure Of the female convcea, and 70
evincs hts dsapprobaton Of Mrs h. +. Clarke, the
matron, in allowing the other csnvcts 10 appear
the roof in the manor described, Warden
Clarke during tbc afternoon. sent her written re-
quest 10 tender her resignation NJ once This tho
declined to do, whereupon the Warden promptly
informed her by note that she was removed from her
position.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Fanny Cadwehadcr, Clark. Baltmore-Wm Dali
cell .t.tstt ~.
Steamer MayHower. Davidson. Philadelphia Hand.
Steamer Eicanoxa johnson. Portiand-J Ama.
Ship City OF Manchester (iirj McBryde Bristol FL w
Parkor K Co. s-s...a.s.
Bark Maggie Chspman CBr,, Taylor, Antwcrp-Funch,
Edve Co t.tfs.l. 'stetf.
Brig Go m tBr). Richardson. Exeter. EScnmmel Bros.
Brig Clara Pickeps. 0onnb~. Triesse-EvAs Bail TO.
Brig starlight TuckeS. Barbados aud
Whitney.
Brig lsis. Anderson. Ponce. PR-I.uut Bros.
Prig Chas A Sparks. Ford lIavana-J + Ward Co.
Brig waubin. Spencer. Cienfacgos-Simpson. Clarp &
Co
Brig Ida tBr>. Smith, Bridscwa.er, NsBoyd Hinck.
Schr BvAvs Fosx, Porto Cabelto& Peuist1n Go.
Schr Frank Atwood. Bryan, Nontego Bay. JR-Hoses &
Cohen. 80
schrCarscscn tBr), Abury. Nassau. NP-rT MonteaI q
90. ~.
Schr Freedom tBr) OLesry, Halifax. Ns-Hattou, Wat
Co.
schr Hatfield tBr,, Hatfield. Windsor. Ns-C Ber-
taux. -
Scbr Elleu (Br). Fore, g. Jshn, MP Novlus 4 Son
schr r L Rich ardson. Watts, Brunswick, ua-Snow 4
Burgess.
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Brig Pearl Brghtmsn. Port spain With sugar to rrow-
schr Thos r wool.y, Osborn. Virginia.
schr John ienthai Martin. Virginia
sehr Mary IiSbitts, MAXWELL virginia
sehr Mary II Hand. Hand. Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Fls%so:suxh Gr: pr.ssr $. John NJ and
steamer Tile. Ewing. New London and Norwich for New
Bris Terra Nova tBr) Lockhart Corn Wallis Ms for Now
Brr Ann Elizabeth, BURGESS, Bangor for New York:
schr Blink Bonnie tBr Swains, Chasotte,own. PEI Tor
schr Iney. ceIwsll wiaeser. Ms. for Now yoxt;
s ssSr Clara cn 5sss ss
@ 9f' sos Tor Tor New
sehr Nioker.on. wsrrs, Georges Banks for New
E.ss.s Ls: css, ps e, X. York
scbr Nelson. Holbroot; t,siai. for New YORK
csr Hsf D9ss on.s Es.per ios New York
seS Sr 4 i.ssssisn so.si Willing for Neg York.
seSr ss%so clover, woods 81 George. Me-. Es~
ssSr Union. Mitchell. Miilnsldgs No, for New York
Schr Buxton. Gordon. saco, Me. for New YORK;
sehr Hammond, GoIdsh.sisos Portland. Me- for Now
schr Hero. Bsssr Gloucesser for New York.
schr Aimon Hacou. Crosby Boston ics New York;
seSr Elm EH' CITY. Kelly. Boston ior New York
sshr .,rns Sss yP,Tn ss New yory
scbr Nellie Brown. Kelly, salem for New York.
s seSr french: cSa;,, H:sSssst iss Sss ysIs
Sch, sy. .. Ssss e Now sr S xs
ssSr i iss sism.. Ssw BEDFORD for New York.
schr sylvester Hale Coleman. Taunton tor New York.
sehr Cyrus Chamberlain Crosby co'int Port for New
schr Ba'ps nass@asssn. r.ll liver for New York.
Scnr Lamartinc. smith Fail River FOR New York.
sshr !saas Border" DSa;s PAY River s, New York
seLr i Phillips: Phillips, Providence for New York.
sehr 0nruss. Kioomer, Providence for New York
schr II sinnckson. sinnckson. Providence for New
seSr Gregory, Thorndiks, Provdeneo for New York.
seHr ranna, Mecan Turner Proyidence for New York.
senr Centurion Young Providence for Nav York.
ssr s sSs x''A
ys as
schr i Kirx; Buckbridse Prcvidence tor New York.
sesr awy E":s s"r smsoy
ssS Mary sR1n 6osS rfs .ssaD a. o S New York
schr as Brainerd. Carroll. Portland Ct tor Philade
schr Joseph hail. Hamilton. Portland CT for New YORK.
sehr Ellen Dufeld Rsyno5 portsnd q. for New York.
senr Brainerd Pierce. Portland, 81. Tor New York
sehr Loom Loon. wstsly. ssrssfora ;or New York.
scnr Foam. Adams New Haven for New York:
seSr u b Marsden. baxter. New Haven for New YORK.
ssnT Msss lei Ssw
Scnr Hattie, Livingstone Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Rienxi. Hazard. Bridgeport or New York.
Schr Mary Baylis, Wason, Bridgeport for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Eleanora. Johnson New FORK for Portland.
Steamer City of Fitchoug, Springer. New York tor New
Bedford
Steamer Tirhe Ewing. New York Tor New London and
Norwich.
Schr stephen X Lane, Fowler. New York for Yarmouth
Mass
schr G DabolI, Racket. New York for Groenport.
sssr Consultation fsusg Fort johnson OH for Boston
Scnr lng Lar ,JO
chr VIM Burden. ADAMS Port Johnson for Providence
Scnr Sarah Purves. Lsle, Amb0y for Providence.
schr Dcretta kahn. Emuons, Amboy for Middotown.
Schr Il Oakley. Newman Rondout for Boston
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DEvONSHIlsE WRESTLING.

A wrestling match "Dcvonshire' style, took place
&. HiI's Variety Theatre yesterday afternoon between
Albert Ellis and W. H. Browning for gold watch and
purse OF $50 The sport is which is no, calcu.
lated 10 find much favor in this country,
especially among our coiorrd fellow citizens, rs tho
rules admit OF the soyerest Kind OF kicking below the
Knees The contestants wore stout shoes and during
tho mMcn tested each others shin homes in manner
that created objection among the audbence. In
response 10 som0 one who cried out to them 10 stop
the men turned 10 the people and displayed
their limbs, Iaughingy rcmarkng that It didn't hurt.
Browning the first tall, planting ELLIS squarey
both shoulders and ono hip after contest Of over
seventeen minutes. Ellis took the second fall and
Browning the third and thclmntcb GrTco-Rou,an
wrestling aud boxing were added to the programme
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JOHN DYKERs DE NAVARRO.

Tchn Dykers de Navarro. the eldest SON Of Senior
jose f. de Navarro, died at his residence, Washington
place, New York; on the 2oth inst. His life. which
was of great promise, owing to his modesty and vir-
tues terminated AZ tho early age OF eighteen years
lie was vastly favored by birth and education, and
would had he been spared have done honor 10 his de-
scent from distinguished Spanish family, and through
his mosher. danahtcr OF the late John Fl. Dykers,
from tho old Dut ch stock Of Now York. His education
was conducted wholly at homo by his mother. He
was superior linguis, hpc musician, and poss essed
raro scientific attanmcnts. The Catholic community
OF New York will especially lament his demise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
BASEBALL.

dne game OF ball was played BY the Indianapolis
ina Hartford clubs yesterday at Indianapolis in which
snIy one run was scored during tho game, that being
made by the Hartfords in tho seventh inning
The nrst league championship game between the
Rostops and IouisviIlos played at Louisville Tho
s,., vc innnrs resulted In blanks for both clubs but
n lhe ncxt three Bostons scored 1--we runs making
ma n the sixth two IN the seventh and two III tho
rbth The LoursviIles faed 10 throug bout The
nitro game. "
sciobtn Ath lotirs. 3 to T.
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~ JonNs NJ, Nay ~. PM-ASriyed. steamer Move
seoti.a Br Rebsessn Bsisinsss vie Hsxfsx land sailed
ut Pm for LverpooD.
suxMrnsspE Pal Nay fo-on bark Edith Carmichael
tbn MoEachern. from Liverpool Cor Shedisc. -
ST. JoHr NIB NAV lsL-(Sserpd bark sailor Prince tBrs
Jencrs. Cork brig WIN II Clements Br), Lewls. Lisbon
Arrived May 81. brig Vera Nor) Erickson, New Yerk
Ian. do
TAsrrco. May In port. schr Madison Holmes Bsylss,
from for New York
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny ruE HER,LD STEAN YACHTS AND
ugHAEp wr1ss1oSr Tri nGrArH LINE.
Steamer Ctty ut Mcria Hesnn'ds Nsr zen w tam.
prHcIy lfth4 ~ titv na
and p,ssnn-ers g. y Nicyapirc a 'oa
Steamer Ntus l3n. li-r.. src isrti Anfi y. Pint
P,fin, =. III. Sfv iiia ~, Gf# .nt ,-ps
wHil i.tl, v. ~ sui ps.c = m. room, =
- Mat ~ ~ y Il h.~~. passed sfsamcf ~ e.t ".
enc- pnft nj rfiner 1r
y, ~ ~ fs VIM W =
and II s<rrg.rs - ~. u NAfd Z 10.
~ ,u.rr ~ at iu.'p ~. f"~ip- ir, - "
l.Bus.ick a., ~ and .r, spsei s>;s with ad.r ana
psssen&ets TIT u idiorS y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
VERY LIKE BLACKMAIL.

A gentleman. who did not give his name, reported
W Inspcctor Thornc at the Central ONCE lasl even
M. that his footsteps have been logged by 'wo or
brcc mon for somc time past and that rcgr'ir sys
EN- OF espionage has Lcen uooptcd W these ltfsons
svcr since his vile went 70 Europe 10 nas .'cn
u his house. Tho Inspector ADVISED b'n 70 ha'c'po
Anlloyo arrested. s.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

rather slim audience Witnessed tho 'sPrincess
Royal tho rand Opera House las; night, but tho
performance nevertheless we'll rendered. The
scenic effects, usual. we're exceedingly 1re, and
Miss Fanny Davenport the Princess Amalie acted
that royal part with her customary ability. John
Br0ughsn as King Frederic, Charles Cogh an as the
ocer oil fortune and j. B Studey the villain sus-
tanned their regulations. james Lewis tho aspiring
valet provoked much ianghscr by his weArendcred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.

There will DO a testimonial concert this Tuesday,
evening, at Rev. Mr.. Hcpwor,h's church. Madison
avenue snd Forynth street. for tho assistant pastor
a. c. Arnold Messrs Arbuckie, cornctfst; Hubbard,
hasso; Hin, tenor; Miss Bcre and Nine Zcigcr, and
z. ). Cummings, organist; e. ". Colby, musical d.
rector, have kindly volunteered.