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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11
WALKING CHAMPIONSHIP.

OPENING OF THE LONG DISTANCE TOURNAMENT
1T THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Tho professional and amateur long distance walking
Tournaments was inangurated az the American
Institute building, Third avenue yesterday. OF
the professional competitors there were four
teen who started for tho thrty.sx hours
spn-vix, John Ennis, OF Chicago, H.; Charles A.
Hartman, Havcrhili, Mass; George Guyon, Chicago,
M; Frank CLARK, Philadelphia; W. s. OBrien,
New York; George Coyic. New YORK; E.
w,ezeI, Ravenswood, L. L.; John Haydock
New York; James L. Downey, New York; j. e.
Moore, New York; Peter Rice Vermont; Ben. Cur
ran, New York; Pcteryan Ness. New York, and r.
Campbell, New York. The prizes In this event are
5000 and champion ben to the winner, 500 to the
second aud $50 the third man. The belt will be
held subject challenge To become tho property Of
the holder II must be won three times or retained
eighteen months.
Al eleven o'clock yesterday morning the profession
ais were sent their long journey. Van Ness made
tho first milo 9m. 39s and at the end OF the second
mile Orien went the front, holding the lead until
tho eighth mile his credit whom wczcIl took up
the work and assumed command. Al tho end Of the
thrtyfourth milo Ennis led the van, but ut the ory
ninth mle Hartman wns showing the way TO oil tho
Others and iate last night looked much IKE the win
ner. twenty-five miles wero finished as toilows:-
wigzeli, 4h. 20m. 25s. Van Ness, An. 32m. 4is
En-! asn a ss '% aa s Son. so s's.. ss%
2is; pownsy. Al. 4an,: $685.; o'Br,sn. 5s. om.
O5-. Moore, 5h. 04m. AIS; Coylc, Oh. 0sm. $50 :
currau, 5h; osm. sss: Campbell. 5h 45m. H. rs;
lap OF his eighteenth mile FIFTY miles were crcalted
TO Hartman IN Oh. ISM. 35s.; Ennis, Oh s3m
Guyon Oh. 37m. 2os Rice, Oh. Ann. 30s.;
wirzeIl. Oh. 55m EOS Van Ness, 1oh. 2em. sos
O'Dr,en, lob. 3im. lbs; Coylc, 1lh. l6m.; Curran,
lin. som. 32s Al eleven O'Clock last night Harri-
man leading all tho rest and 10 excellent spirits
and apparent good form. He had completed
his sixty-second milo In lib. Som. Second on
the list Guyon, who was credited with sixty miles
in III. 40m. next was found Rico, who also had Como
sixty miles In lin. 4Sm sos fourth was Ennis, with
aity.seven miles 11h. 56m. lis th. OBrien. with
ffty-sx miles In 1lh. sem. tho others beng far be-
hind
Al this hour eleven P. NJ. the amateurs woro sent
on their twenty four hours journey Tho following
twenty started:-r. II. Armstrong, H.AC s. G.
Holske. H.AC; j. W. Goodwin. AAC; ). d. ellie,
S.AA.C.; J. Stern. A.AC; r. IL PeltoD, q. AZ j.
" woolcott. M.A.C.; II. Weise, Western Union Tele-
graph Company; G. Cook, Brooklyn; J. Duean, Now
York; J. Byrnes: Babylon, I. Il J. Mackey AC.;
II. Foster, New York; J. schmidt, Brooklyn; +. l.
Edwards sA.A.C.; Charles Gomez. S.A. A.C.;
w. Wilson. New York; j. Holman. New York NJ
j. Ennis lac; W. A. Clark, New York.
The professionals mako eight laps 20 the mile and
the ninc laps city surveyor laid ont ths
track.
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IN MEMORY OF THE "ALDINE."

Among the various suits IN which tho proprietors
alleged propreiors OF tho Aidne have been involved
during the past few years, was orc brought by Mr..
Henry Cadmap, OF California, against Mrs Grace A.
sutton, alleged publisher Of tho magazine. for n
breach Of contract the assertion being made that she
as such publisher was responsible for the fulnnen ne
Of n contract 10 publish during 1876, certain cen
tennai" illustrated b-monthIy pubcation. As vital
part OF THIS case, an AFFIDAVIT was made by Mr. John
Der, 1875, the publisher Of tho Ai.l,ne Yesterday
before Justice Morgan. Mr.. James sutton. the hus.
band Of the defendant In tho case alluded TO- com.
planned that Mr. Beacham was guity OF wilfui perjury
In making such sfndaviL Considerable TESTIMONY
was taken and the examination was adjourned 70
Wednesday DcxI
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AALnoRc May e-Atrved. brig BeIiona DAM. Nielsen.
New York.
BnisroL. May 9-AiHved, bark cassa Martina dtaD
Castco New York for Gloucester; 10Th. brig Ino tNoD
Thorscp wiminaton, NC.
BELFAST, May io-sa,cd, bark Emprcss tBr) Hancock,
United states.
Bonprsux. May s-sailcd. bark Rhea Ger,. BudlS,
United States
BERGEN, May 4-ssiied, bark silo (ior), EIingson.
America (betorc reported without date).
ConusSA, to May 1o-Arripcd, bark John hoffman,
Ray. New York
GrsoA, to May io-Arrved. bark Paaquaiiuo utai Ca
cace, New Orleans.
Uutt MAY io-Arriyed ship Maccoon (Br) Taylor Pom.
saccla.
HAvnr. May o--Arrived. bark Mary Durkee (Bp. Arm
strong. New orieans
HAMBURG, May o--saicd bark Alma coer,. Tobias New
York.
LIVERPOOL May io-Arrved. steamer Hooper tBr). Mu-
reii. Boston.
sailed 10Th, bark National Eagle. Freeman. Tybee.
LoSpos May fo-Arrivcd. barks Courier (Gcr), Ciaus
Beaufort. SC Undine BrJ, Fawckncr. New York.
Cleared 10th. bark Mary Chapman lBr), wyman,
United statos
LAsDs Bsp May s-Oh, bark Rcbus tNor). Petersen.
New York for Rotterdam.
LfcnoRS May esailcd barks Espioratoro dtai), Lon.
gobardo. New York; Alta utaD. scarpati. do
NEWCASTLE. May eArrived, bark Rosenberg yor), Jo-
hannesen, New York.
NAPLES. May 4-Arrivcd, bark W tBr). Williams, New
York.
oromro May ioArrvcd previously, bark Caesar Jcan
fPrl. goulard, New York.
osrsSp. May o-Arved, bark Midas. Frost, Pabcon do
Plea via Queenstown.
QUEENSTOWN, May 1oArrivcd steamer Wisconsin t,r),
Forsyth. New York for Liverpool tand procecded).
sailed 10Th steamer Adriatic (B Jennings Qrom Lv-
erpooi). New York.
RorrrRpAx. May e-ssiicd. bark Con1densa dtsD. La
vagina. New York.
RKvsL TO May ioArrivcj ship sandusky. Lowdcn. New
Orleans.
SHARPNESS May io-Arrivcd. bark Recovery tBr), Pr
ouet Pensacola.
gcnLy May s-on barks Ccylon (3cr), Ahrens, Now
YORK Tor Copcnhagen sutaps tr. Mosher. do for Ant
wcrp 10TH Meoivcry lBr, Hatfield. Charleston for Bot
tsrdana.
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Schr Jlion. New Haven for Baltimore. -
Schr " II Jones' Smith New Haven for Georgetown; ~.
schr Ann Supple, Jordan. City Island for New YORK
Schr l. ifamline, velsor Cold Spring tor New iorA
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus Bearse New York Tor Boston.
Steamer Amos G Barstow. Kenny. New York LOT rroW'
dence.
steamer Delaware Smith. New York for Norwich.
Steamer Tilie, Ewing. New York for New Lonuon anu
Norwich
Bark IBIS Sawyer New York for Cadis
Bark Rideout (Brj, Gibson, New York for Calais NE.
Brig Wesley Seymour Br) southegren, New YORK ior
Yarmouth. 4.
Brig Dart fBr) Golfer New York for Cork for orders
tnnd anchored Oft the Herald stationl. ,.,
Schr James Bayles Nickerson. Now York Tor MADEIRA
aud Cn1iz land anchored of the Herald statton).
schr Kate Newman. Newman, New York Tor rorto
Cabello
schr Brilliant, Dodge New York for Pictou. Ms
Schr ; X Lame Fuller. New York Tor Yarmouth. Mass
Schr Maria l. Davis. Chase New York for Dennisport.
Schr Angie 4 Emma. New York for ksntnrkef.
Schr Freestone. Stevens. New York tor Portland. w.
Schr sunny Shower. hawkins. New YORK for New Haven
Schr u A Forsyth ilohbie New York Tor stamford
Schr A Rice. Rice. Hobokcn for Plymouth
Schr Nellie Carr, Thomas. Port johnson Tor BOSTON
Schr CorneIia. Lyon. Port Johnson for Providence.
schr Aida, Cousins, Port johnson fer Providence.
Schr Orient. Staples, Port johnson for bridgeport
Schr Tunis Depes. Baker. Amboy tor Hyannis
Schr John Stockhaal. Hart. Amboy for Providence.
Schr bertha, Conover. Amboy for Providence.
Schr tsxa WATSON. Anboy for bridgeport.
Schr James English, Parker, Amboy for New LONDON.
Sailed from Hart Island Roads and the anchorage Off
Herald Station this A MARKS Bessie, New ork for
Queenstown; aud Scammei t3r). do for Cork briggs
Stiilman. do for Portland Mo; Eaglet (BE, do for
Mauritus; Harry Smith. do for Buenos Ayrcs.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OrYIcE OF THE CuiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. May Ill A. IA.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYyIcE CufEF SIGNAL OPrrcER,y
WASHINGTON. May Ill A. IA.
Indications
For Saturday, In the Now England and Middle
States, rising barometer, cooler. northwest Winds
clear or partly cloudy weather
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, north
west winds. rising barometer coci clear weather will
prevail
For tho West Gulf States. southwest Winds slightly
warmer, CLOUDY. rainy weather. rising, followed by
falling barometer.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, Upper Mssis-
sippi and Lower Missouri valleys, cooler northwest
back warmer southwest winds, stationary barom-
eter. partly cloudy weather
For the lake region, northwest to southwest winds,
rising barometer slightly cooler partly cloudy weather
ana occasional rams
The rivers will generally fall somewhat
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Of the city governments provided for Nothing In
ths section contained snal lie held apply
bonds The proceeds thereof authorized be issued In
anticipation OF the taxes OF said city
UxExrENDED BALANCES.
All upexpenced balances IN The hands Of depart
ments except such held anticipation Of claims
likely 10 be made. arc lapsed.
THE LAWS TO BE coDIFIgD
Section SO provides that
The Mayor shall appoint three commissioners
whose shall be examine the various laws
sid city revise consolidate and amend the same In
the execution Of the dues imposed the said commits
shall have such records and
belonging 10 relating TO the OF said city IS
they desire consut The commissioners
shall report BY bill TO the Legislature tn. revision aud con-
solicitation OF the laws made them which shall Inc lude
all amendments necessary to simplify and render more
cncient the OF the local government OF
said city and eiuce the connected Herewith
The hoard OF stimate and Apporonmsnt shall cause to
DO Included In tho annual estimate OF 1873 sum suhcien
meet the expense Of tho commission by TINS section an
thorxed The OF each commissioners ana the
number and compensate OF their ASSISTANTS To be Ap
pointed by the commits shall be such the SAID
Board Of Estimate shall determine and
allow The expense OF the commission shall 20 paid from
the made herein directed in the same
manner other chares against said city are now paid
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The MOVES TRIAL.

Before the Court at Newark, N. j., yesterday tho
trial OF Benjamin Noycs was resumed, tho witness
S,edwc being the stand all day until tho adjourn
ment Court As to tho missing 100000 bonds witness
did not know that Noyes had ever touched them Mr.
StcdweIl testified that no was lawyer by education,
had held editorial position and aftcrward went into
tho insurance business and became president OF the
New Jersey Mutual. Witness described the proceed
ngs tho nal reins and said there moth
ing about toe business, though u happened 10
BIO Anshed at mid night.
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THE LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May TO- ISIS
Tue May meeting 81 the Kentucky Association be.
gins tomorrow.
In the Blue Ribbon Stake race, ono and hall miles
there will DO ten stnrtcrs Lsveier IL the iavore AZ
500; Mciicnry $50; solicitor, gao: Mexico, $50 the
heid. $40.
Sax will start IN tho race for the fily Stake hall a
milo In poole :--swsart, $40; McGrath, so; Bowen
& Co, Sl4; Grinstcad, IS; the ncd, -.
In the purse race, one mile, eight viii start 10
pools: Edinburg, $50; Joe Rhodes, SIS; snort Line
So; Klnlocs So; Allan Pinkeron. s.; Emma q, ti5;
Bobadilla, $40; Bill Bass, $50
Everything gives promise OF a brilliant meeting
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OFFICER MURTHA's AssAILANTs.

Thomas Burney and Samuel Clark, two young men
living In Yorkvlo, wore yesterday convicted OF as
saulting Police O1lcer Murtha on May 3, near the
ner OF seventysixth street and Third II viii
be remembered that the officer arrested German,
who resisted him, and whose friends rallied hts
rescue throwing the officer down and beating him
und throwing bricks at HIM. Tho officer was Obliged
to draw his revolver and tired once, wounding Cor
man. Burney and Clark were both the rcscning
party. They pleaded guilty the Court OF Special
Sessions yesterday, but were convicted and sentenced
to twelve months each IN tho Penitcntiary.
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Tho attendance at the Founding Asylum Bazaar
yesterday was unusually good for these depressed
times. Gentlemen can visit the Asylum In sixty.
eighth street. between Third and Lexington avenues,
at any time between two and six O'Clock. whore they
can partakc OF lunch which embraces all the deli
cacies as well the substantials OF the season. Tho
tables which are lard The parlors "a the OF
the main entrance, are presided by Mmcs james
Wallace, John A. Ristow, Matthew T. Brennan, Casey
md Miss E. Gross,
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DISTURBING THE DEAD.

Considerable excitement and comment havc been
caused in Oyster Bay Long Island, by tho action OF
the Highway Commissioners, who, desiring to open
= road. laid ono which passed through the
OF old private burial plot filed with graves IL
alleged that The Commissio toner's tore up tho head
stones without regard 70 anybody's objections. Tho
last ntormen the plot TOOK place about forty years
ago and the oldest hcadsone dated back about 200
years
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ship CIarissa Carver Dow. from New York for Yoko-
hama, no date lat = \. Ion 50 w.
Bark II Besse, Barker, from Cardiff for Shanghae,
April IS lat AZ 40 n. Ion Is 4DW
Bark ivanhoc tBr. Patrick from Antwerp for Phadel
phia, April "a. lat 40. lon - 30.
Bark w Harvard tBr,, Dowicy from Hamburg for
PHILADELPHIA. Aprii ~ lat so lon 81.
BARK Caledonia orr from Liverpool for Bathurst NIB
Aprii -, lat 10, lon 3D.
Bark James BOYD tBr, Rchan, from Londonderry for
Baltimore April 20. lat 80 80. Ion II ~.
ark samuel Carlton Freeman, from Cardiff for Singn.
pore, March - no lat. nc.
BARK Meichor Uier). Bremen for New York May T.
tat 40 ~. Ion ~ ~
Bark Martina McNcai Jordan, from Liverpool Now
York May 4, lat AZ 50, Ion III AZ.
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Steamers Svcni dam. Havre: City of AUSTIN Fer
nandna; ships nasmsr tNor) Livcrpool India (Nor,.
I.oudon; Louisa lNor). Amsterdam Harvey Mills. San
Francisco: barks Nmrod Aus). Dublin Laura (NorJ Co.
penhagen; La Plata tNer. do; Lizzie Curry tBr, Cork:
Hele tNor), Gioucestor Nordenskjod Nor). Brest Hat
tic II tBr) Hull: Option tBrl. Pcnarth Roads: Virginia.
uavrc Tyrus lNorl Loodon Casilda dta do; CASTELAR,
Norl. Cork: Washington utai. Havre; kuggiero Primo
qtaD. gibraltar. hieanora Madrc dtai. M.nees Bra
zilera Sor Stettin Esther. Jago; st Lucia Valpa-
rsiso; brgs Willie u,rl, Bayonne; Emma Dean Ven)
Porto Cabco; Eliza Thompson, ~ Pierre; Alpha Br)
Hull: chrs Myrcver. Charleston; Magcc. Julia Fell
NATL Il I.lo.
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TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK.

TWO EvENTs-THE FIRST WON DY HAPPY
JACK-THE SECOND UNFINIsHED.
The third and concluding day of The arst spring
trotting meeting at Prospect Park Fair Grounds,
Gravcsend, Long Island, was brought TO successful
close yesterday, after q postponement from Thurs
day In consequence OF heavy rains. The attendance
was large, including q number Of ladies, who occu-
pied tho club house balconies and tho GRIND stand.
Tho weather was very pleasant In the carly part OF
the afternoon but toward dusk was vcry dsagrcea
bile 10 all present. as wind blowing over tho
mark from tho occau and shower of rain foil occa-
s,onaliy The programme called for two cvents-the
237 and 2:24 classes. These proved very interesting
and well contested races as II five heats do
eide the frs and four heats were trotcd IN the lat
teI when the trot had 70 be postponed on account
The arst racc was for horses have beaten
23 this the purse offered was $500 for which
mere were fifteen entries, but Ada d., Billy Edwards
linn MoGat Ike Leo and Dolly were WITHDRAWN There
were ten starters These were Clara Morris. Drii
Happy Jack Prunelia George r. Weed, Alcides, Addie
ii a.. The duchess, shorty, Fountain and Oscar. In
book making Happy Jack was iavori'e against tho
fc a Happy Jack won the race.
Tue second race was Tor horses that have ncvcr
beaten 224. There were ten entries, but Lillian, Pat
Mccain ana Dolby did not pot IN an appearances and
The division of the $500 left TO the other seven,
which we're Nellie irwin, Grace, Result, Darby, Vui-
can, Charley Green and Alley.
This unfinished and postponed until TO-
day. Tie following are tho
SUMMARIZES.
PRosrYcr PARK FAIR GROUNDS, GRAvEsEND, L. L.
TRorTISG-FRIDAy May TO- ls1S.-Pursc $3.50, Tor
hor SEES have never beaten 2:3s $l23 TO nrst $50
10 second and $50 TO The thri mile heats, the best
IN IN ~
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BASEBALL All PRINCETON.

The Hrst game Tor the college championship OF 1873
was played at Princeton N. j., yesterday between tho
Princeton and Harvard University nines and resulted
Ia favor Of the latter by score oi sto0
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WEATHER REPORT.

2aT0.
PLyxouru May 10 Wind Sc moderate, cloudy; btrom.
eter %. 60.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10. 1873.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wniTFsroyg TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Baltic yBrli rars.ll, Liverpool April 80. via
S Ss... May l. with NOSE anu passengers 70
steamer Neckr tscrl, -. Bremen Aprii % via
southampton 3o,h with iso aud passengers to oelrichs
steamer Herman Iaving.ton Dagso,t Savannah May T.
with mdse aud pssscnrcrs 70 Murray, Ferris GO
steamer Gee w clyde. Ingram Charleston May 2. with
s,samsr san yacnte Phillips. Wilmington. Del. in bal
snip Shakespeare Uier,, Neyerdichs. bremen April H.
with barrels 70 u Koop Co Came the northern passage,
HAS 4 lissrq sr, Robbins. Bristol :, AOril o. in
Ba,k srisn star ,cd Yarmouth Ns) Ei,ehie. Lynn, Z.
nsrs Kong svcrrs lSorl. GIthmsrs Plymouth. Il. IS
Bask Msehcf tGer. wierchs Bremen 10 days. with
B.rk lisbon q BAN. Mel Dunuing, Havana IL days.
-rh ssgsr 70 .s' W. l.e', 90, .,,, No..
Tsyisr 4 Co. v..sel 20 Nulsr iioaEhtcn.
Lone y day. sl,h n,ase 80 Yates 4 for,efhpId.
Der and mats 70 AmsSes 70 vessel 10 } wenocrg
Nth pinespplss 20 VIM pcugia.s vessel 70 Weinberg
scr y q Potter Aaderea Gal,sson "a days. with iron
60 q y wslhsr vessel g raeper 4 Beatty
sem s ssa ava s,.s.. rn%ress, vissiaa
schr James.o-a. iisssltoa. Virginia
az B.rh nsr,shsn tSorl om I'M winch snehcrcd n
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
noUSD SOUTH.
s,ss@., ssg,uns berry. Boston ia Newport for New
Ses ss s, no, s9a l ss,s, ~ IN p S
fisher. Island iwhsrc she had been sshorel, In tow OF
Coast wrecEing Cos propeller Relief
IRIS Aaeline ro~p.eua Eldridge. Providence for New
York In batlsst. 10 master
ser JED Duren Coos IVES, isles, M, for New York.
sehr tphrsm 4 Anna. Hoffman. Pigeon Cove for New
YerK.
scar yIola. Cole Portisnd. Ne. for New YORK
ate Mitchell. Esstman Bath Me. for New York.
krhr nerser Mantou. Grawel. huckDoft for New YORK;
Nchr Helen Mar. NicKers0n. Boston tor New York
sehr W 10 MAnrum. Chase New Bcaford for New York
srhr nary rredmore, Fitch Ne~ BEDFORD for New
Ysrk. y
schr Willard ssslsbary Hardy Cape Am for New York.
schr Y Mahew. Msbe~. Georges Banks for New Nork.
Sehf a Dabol ssckett, tse0rgcs Bsnks for New York
sch May Richardson. Jo0eNboft for New Yorn.
schr John Nryekfsfd. Hart. fr0vdenee iSr New York
scbr a. Means Allen. Providence for New YORK.
schr AIman bacon. Williams Providence for New York
tchr % Hswsy Isef. Providence for New York
Srhr Jrha BROOKS. Fos. bridgeport tor New York.
Schr phil kherdsn. Lindsl~y Hssntford Tor New YORK.
rchf Aaadtf. frentiss, Nafthpnrt tor New forks
S~hr " Hurnctt, hasnussen. Natwieh Tor sew fnfh
schr Maria fieuni~e Wiiiams, Nurwch for New York
teat fsttie Cslins Brstnsrd fiartrd pf Ncw fofg.
Echr Itenreua. MiIiard. New Haven Tor New yorH.
: Echr Mary nsmiison steelman, New Haven fos New
YcvH
sshr Isls o. Pises Lsrr. Neg Haven for Rcndoul
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours In
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No 2ls Broadway
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY H. ls7swITH SUPPLEMENT-

woLGAsr. May s-Arriyed bark Emma Robert (Ger).
Schneider. Mobile.
YmurpEs. May Y-Arrived. schr Henry Lppsst. Howes
Lisbon.
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YOKOHAMA. aprn 29-The racihc mail steamer City o.
Pekms has put back with machinery out OF order ,hs
will be able to proceed in few days.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK, May Io-Noon.
Tho Western Union tmc bali to-day dropped cor.
YcctY.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY
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FOUNDING ASYLUM BAZAAR.


Average temperature for corresponding dato last
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. q,

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. .sL.
IN ASSORTMENT OF MOOD AND MEfILI.IJ
ABoass. spoon Oars. ROBERTS, 1903 south ST. near
Gouvcrneur slip.
WANIbD-A CArKIGGED SAILBoAT, ABOUT 10
feet must be In good order and very cheap Address
n. ID. Herald Office
MIsCELI.AN EOUs.
ErFECTrAL WORM MkDfrfNE-BROWN,a
IAvermifuge or Worm Lozengcs Is cents box.
H.
A THIRTY YEARS TRIAL PROvBs HYATr,s LIP;
Basem With It's snnumerablc great cnres uneauaiied
spr purifier md reliable family medicine Fry t.
HYATT HYATT 2ioGfsadst Vrittenton and drugEsAA
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at St Helena April .. bark Hope On. Baker. of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11

SAME DAY-Pursc $500, for horses that have never
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11

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